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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-09
GERMAN GREW WHO TAMPERED With THE
MOUNT VERNONS ENGINES EXPECTED HER TO
GO DOWN With WEST VIRGINIA SOLDIERS
Discovery Made Four Years
After Act Was Committed.
Plotters Surprised When
Nothing Happened In Sub
marine Zone

x,r York Feb S.--A German wal
Mat that failed, was revealed here to-
day. < a..
-Four defective bolts. taken from tns
machinery Of the transport Mount YER
nor told tho tale. They were dlseov-
nrcd hv the engineering forces OF Com'
mandcr r. Gatewood. director OF the
sb,ppirg boards division OF construe-
ZION and repairs. and placed on eAnior'
,io -, his office. Here is the story.
AfIcr tho Mt. Vernon. formerly the
kron prinecssen Cecilc. the famous
gold ship that raced into Bar A2f-
bor in the carly days Of the war. heQ
h.cn seized as A troop ship, her Ger
man crew cut two-thirds OF the WY
through the four six-inch Doits thtL
connected the engines with the malu
,.rankshafts. The skillfully made cuts
remained hidden by the httihs OF the
engine. and we're only discovered re-
centIv when the engines were taken
apart
waited In VAtA.
II is TO bc presumed that IN certain
American detention camps there were
trained German engineers who waited
eagerly for reports which did not come
of something happening to the con-
,cr;cd troopship. for it is believed that
tn. bolts were left barely holding. with
the hope that the craft would just
creep into C-boat lanes then fal prey
to the undersea craft when strain on
tho engines came with an order for
full speed ahead.
But the breakdown never came. Luck
or .toushncss Of steel permitted the
liner 10 make dozen round Trips
through submarine infested seas carry.
ing on each voyage from 5000 to 1900
men. Just to round things out she sn-
circled the globe to bring troops home
from Russia.
The Mount Vernon had several mar.
row escapes. Once she was torpedoed
and 35 OF her crew killed, but made her
way 10 French port.
Carried West VirgtntaAS.
The United States troop transport
Mount Vernon. formerly. the German
kron Princesson Cecile, was part OF
rho transport feet tEat carried the
Eightieth (Bluc Ridge) division TO
France. and hundreds Of West Vir-
giuta. Pennsylvania and Virginia boys
who were members OF the unit which
she carried made the trip from Nor
folk. Va. to Brcst. France. on her. She
made the trip in the convoy with the
transport America. Oh which the 3l4iiI
Field Artillery went 10 France. and
veterans OF that organization will re
call the boat for lis peculiar camoI-
fsge. At only a short distance the
camouSagc made the big transport N'-
pear 10 be only ,!ny ! craft. The.
"a, flouiiaEr blended so perfectly frGnt
the painted outline Of u sr:tall bont ."
the wEter taat the Mount Vernon wus
an object OF wonder even TO canou-
nage specialists who were ainonS the
troops on other trans ports In the cob
Vuy. E-.
Doubtless. a number OF Wheeling dis
trict boys scattered through other
army divisions crossed the Atlantic on
the Mount Vernon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-09
PARDON BOARD
To Be NAMED

SPECIAL Dispatch &" Til. Inj"Iii s,nc"r.
Cnlumhus O.. i'"h %.--t;ON"Tn0r DAYS
apparently hn~ dropped reported pans
or three weeks ago I" tT" N" ! ~'at"
hoard Of ,.l,rrrrcy members Tor cause
and appoint n'U un'N
Instead. il i n-or,Fed 80 nh '..SN IL
board by law mi SuTntan' - Viii an
o, her to l.. i'ruurd tho St7tr board o.
par'on.>. ScHL;" Fi""r Leader "h'ltr-
more att"r consultation win the ;'"N' e
ernor iu.rorucrd :,S au emergency
rnra~urca bill 10 cHrrl this chInG"' .
The new BOARD = 20 J." compose" n,
tho secretary Of stat. atto'n"y-Henria'
and I third member. !pr" nt'H ny W.
gnvrrDnr for Z twO-N ear term AZ Nn'-
AIRY Of $1,000. Th" last nam"d Is |" h''
secretary an dd"v"tc al his tim' l" 'n'
work This proposed h"ard ~ :" tax
ov"r all tn. work Of prC sent r''m'n'H
hoard and also The pa-",. and proha-
t!onr.y work .: trc other state |" h''
institutions.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-09
CAPITAL REMOVERS CONFER BUT ARE NOT
YET AGREED ON THE PROPOSED FUTURE SEAT

point in the stat. and that We meet
AT i'larkShurg, Friday. February II.
Is@i. far tn" purpose Of agreeing up
on the place TO which il shall he e
moved. as provided in The resolution
l'arke-SburE"
Former state senator I. IA. Scott. OF
f.ikir$ who was one OF the delegation
from ,hr Randolph county citE. Sh"h'
be- fore the kiwSniS club at luncheon,
of which all the visiting committee
men were guests. and declared: The
capital ought to b" removed and ! ne,
inve that a fair. square and hot fight
wtlt remove IT,"
The srnator called attention 10 the
fact that az a Young man IN the stat"
legislature fnrty-two year ago h" rot"h
for Clarksburg IN the former fight FOR
the state seat.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-09
Sweet Potato Syrup
Process TO Be Tested

Washington. Feb S-A sweet potato
syrup plant j. In hc established by the
GOV ernmcut at Fitzgerald. Georgia. un-
der a l,h"ral tory process worked out and
patented for tho public by DIR. II c.
Core. bureau Of chemistry. The COM
merCial possibilities IN manufaCturc of
Il fine. brown mighty palatahl"" syrup
from q nCrrtOfnrr waste product are to
bc explored according TO announcement
Tonight hy tho agricultural department..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-09
Wanta anst.r Control.

Boston. f'"b. /S--t'edcral regulation
"f the quality OF coal and control Of the
supplies are provided in amendments TO
the Calder coal bill now pending In the
United States Senate. which Eugene o.
huffman state fuel administrator, pro-
posed in message TO the senate com.
mttcc Oh manufactures today. Refer
ring to tho first amendment, Admins
TRAITOR Huffman asserted tha0 1rres-
SponsibIe producers and shiperSaro sell.
ing coal so full OF impurities that II
outrageous 10 call tho mixture coal
In commenting on the proposed amono'
mont which provides for federal sup1es
Vision of the coal industry for five yo1tS.
he said there had been an increasing
frequency ~ coal panics with resultant
loss to the people. and great profits to
tho speculative element n the coal.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-09
Conscience and Truth
Keynotes for Journalism

Ch!"aC" fCh. h--t'oU~":"nC' AM truth
IN Jntrug iiSm were tn" LcN note Of mos
saEcS bearing good wishes /" In" new
Joseph Mcd!ll SchOnI of Juurnn lSm OF
northwestern University tonight from
editors and other prominent men and
women. Other mCSSag gCS were read to
the dedication meeting in l'at""l gym
naSium by President Walter pil Scott.
while editors and heads ni several uni
NerSilir'; addressed tho large audience
President elect Harding IN Il telegram
decla rod that nothing surpa$%cS the
possibilities FOR service that are VcSrNd
IN 4 great journal com MA nd.nE the pub
tic confidence" and added thai such con-
tidcnCc was Won through good CON
science III every uttcranCc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-09
LABOR CHIEF
GETS 5 YEARS
EXTORTION FROM
BUILDERS PUNISHED
Appeal to Higher Court TO Be
Made In Behalf Of
Brindell

N"w Nurh. Feb. 5 $--ltuDrrt j. br!hde!''
nrc .,id,nt of iar Building Trade council.
.i,J : ,,tortinn rrnp, kuII,lrrS
'""N '''" ~ 'N''' ,,,,-,,, ,,l,,r,
""> SENTENCE" '"u"9 W N",'' NV
Justice McA'"N. I" S"rNe from I'VE 10
Ton lrars IN States prison.
,o,u,I r.,r tn,. labor lender announced
'h'i "n ''''"' W.. ~, " ,hn .,.r Will hc
'"hNi'''"h ~ one. anu ,,,.,,,, -,
taken {" tn" h!'"d suites NuP''"''
court II necessary.
I:vudci. who - one or the h'I"eSI
,.,tj r,lor lenders il, the United States
'"'' L 80 oy,d.ncc uurarthcd
"aH 'o" NV" ,,i,,nc m
hN the JOINT "H
Thc labor leader took tho sentence
s,oirally. lI.' neither :m!!cd nor I"oh"d
,-r,cJ He calmly stood nj the bar
.,, 49,. ,.,,rrcv ur-,o nrryiouS to sem
WI" W. w. -; -r.,, or indy
i'hcc mao ''"! ''" ,,f,.L u.,ro
mcnt and Tor Il ne" 'r''" ""'''
denied.
,C,.r rh,, court had denied tn" mo-
.ont of BriudclG'% counsel. Mr.. jnter-
,nv.r moved that sentence be imposed
SIr!6r the court vas so familiar win
,rr cI jd.ncc i; VA not necessary for
no PROSECUTOR to discuss Il.
% pa, 4, Ten pays,
So'' w .,,..,;,,, .o,-
Justice MrAv"E Prohouh,'u-
tencc. ordered INC Nh'rli 10 urt.HSi ~
labor leader ten days after sentence I"
The warden "f the state pr'S"n Z" 70 o"
Thereof! coniih%" =. Ma" ''u "L rcr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-09

Clark~burg. V. Va. Feb. S-pSI"ga,
t:ouS from, IarkerSburg. ElktnS and
lexington. ali OF which cities are h'cN
Of the movement To remove tho stat"
capital from Charleston. met with mem
berS Of the local capital committee here
today. hut a point which all would
work for as location for the nfAt Cap
ital was not agreed upon. Another meet
ing will os held at the Waldo Hotel tn
thiS city next Friday. when the various
committees hope to reach an agreement
on INC city for which alt factions will
work
The meeting was closed session but
tho following resolution was passed
and given 70 the press:
Resolved. that tul~ meeting ~
unanimously IN favor OF removing the
state capital from kanavha county 10
some more convenient and accessible
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-09
Dies After Remaining
In Trance Two Weeks

Srcria' pi>Iatrh IN Tho lnieIHEcncr-.
NInrtirshurg W. Va. Feb. $ Mrs
T:ianchr r;dvard-. arcd 80. wife Or
school commissioner Roy Edwards. did
N~r,. today after remaining IN trance
rn- .vo weeks Physicians clam death
,,;,, due to "SlrcHing sickness. Surviv-
,nS arc her husband ard three children.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-09

Colby 10 make public the result Of Am
bassador Morris conferences.
The secretary has refused to accede
to the public demands for publication.
and il has been intimated that final
action on the subject. involving as 1t
does probably the amendment OF ex-
listing treaties or the drafting Of en-
tircly new agreements. will be left Tor
tho Harding administration.
Senator Johnson ~ attacked the
proposed agreement b, IHse Of his un-
dcrstanding that IL ~ou., 1ipvolve n
b"Rtlemen's agreement. d which - pcAf-
tice would not operate to exclude J1pa-
nese from this country
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-09
s1.AHsEs D1sAPPHovED

va hirytor. Feb. S.-Slashes In ap.
preparation for the federal trade conf
mission. the interstate commerce COM
mission and the tariff commission. to-
Ealing tt50.O00. which had been made
by the Senate aJ?ropr atiops committee
were d!sapproved today. by the senate
and the original sums carried in the
Sundry civil bill as it passed the House
W - ~es orci
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-09
Return TO Normally
Shown In Action On
The Army Measure
BY DAVID LAWRENCE
Copyright by Tho .ntelIiSencerl

WaShln.Iun. ;'cb. y No beli" rr"ot
l." iNc lruN"l,l - :'tuCu - n"rnE.n&
~ :, nurI: ,"GlI h, given th''n N ne
uE cru A"lul'uS H"t" ht Nh''h ""''t
rouSr~ ~ ,,HErS~> have t"St iaN"'u
over I'rcSid"nt Wilson,. veto III" bill t.
reduce IN" arm, from -Hu."oO /" li1.ODo
u.'u.
prm""r,it- inic"d lhr p 2ubs'vAnS n">
l., cause ut any desire :" Gthc snap -
:n,. Nh3;" Huu~, hut because. as Sc\-
r~.l members explained II today. puolit
~r.nluu in al parts Of the country -
,n~lSt,ntly hcnl,ndinE that c"nSrcNH
..,oH"mtz" and rriu,c ;dAe~. Neither
party dLr,~ stand IN the Way or the
rrun,nE kn:fr and while a. - customary
curing Wa'vs "t economy some wortH
while appropriations Ir" lost In N"
>run." the desire {" cut down IN" size
30, ,ur ARM p; ;occvuCl rather from -
, Ic,'lng shat tor lhc U'AI fcN Years a.
LAST ,arrc W"u,d b" more than enough
q, ,->ro, Il, m"n ~ the count! 20 re-
... unn instantly 10 an omrrseE'.! call.
f:,u.k of tiv nSat for i larger army
l..~ h,' ~ ~, argument that while the
uuruhrr ut prirnteS might be reduced
,.uiC'rS could not bc kcpi unless the
.~;nt organization were hrS, enough
=" hold them. liut there. too mtmners
ii GERS VII b~ available frr IN" h"Nt
'yw year, 1T least out OF the ranks OK
the world var Veterans.
The Presidents veto
President " ils"n SCAT h vet" mcS-
~,,..r uI,,n III" ST. e. at Sccrritr! Bake
q ;u" Genera s,lt Nr"rc the dcS'Tc :"
tr,,,uIa.I i large arm! ;" as 10 Keep
.uuugi "h:,crN uu dGl! Iud larucu|tr-
N tu ga, hI, officers iu Hu'd thor r'nN
- not IN mSt-aiEcHnt ar unnAthrhl t''-
.t,l. M the pSyunuinGN -, the SItt1t,ou.
In cou.rc> s. itpwc.,r. tncr, liS rrcn
20 :,hr,u,t r.. uGu /" "nn .'t"nH - th"H
...>I,.l h, furr lit,' NHr Wien boa ihc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-09
Harding Is
Out utofLuck
HOUSE BOAT VICTORIA
REMAINS MUD-BOUND
P President-Elect Packs Bag
gage and Bids Farewell
TO Vacation Vessel

pa!t"na. fla.. Feb N--.At'"~ dAN :
outing in S"ahr,rh" and Is'yi"ma. Pr"sr-
dr3t.-lc,t R"rdinr returned I" his
stranded hou,, boat Victoria. n Mos
quito Lagoon. t"nigni ~ Ia,h h.s bag
pagc and 10 l.d tarrWc'l TO ;av Naca-
t!un v"SNrl
Al efforts Ia pull tn" Victoria rom
the uud ra:."d today. and Mr Harding
decided not ~ wall longer for her 10
rcSum" her northward cruise. tic cN-
prcts to com" ashore tomorrow morning
and "orlplCt" his tr.r up th, coast 10
ST Augustine hv train.
Th" President -c!"Ct'~ return :" ia"
houss boat involved many difficulties,
ihc Marty 'hrrad!nE narrow jung"
trail and picking a prCcariouS way along
4 rickcty per to board inc launch thar
took thcyr out :" thr Victoria. Tn" trip
furnished Il familiar companion pirr" :"
Mr. llnrdirG'S experience last Nov cmh"-
when Il" attempted 20 leave Point lSthC..
Tcxu~. nftCr similar had luck had brOk-
On up his vacation tour.
Landing Discovered
When Mr.. Harding camC ashore N
launch yesterday. hS Part. searched
the river hanks as rH~ north HS N"N
SMYRNA u distance Of tw, n" miles. he
torr they found q SAT" landing. To-day.
however , secret service man wch.
scouting and d,ScovHrod Il drcaying per
Ju;t'ac out from = nr!mCval torts' ''r
palmct.os. Amos; opposite the p"tr;
where 80 Victoria to-
I. W. lhc"n TINT IA. HrrS dcnt."'"',
iu' nut tonight to board ihr hous"h3o;
Tnr explorations or tn" secret sNr'
Vice man lasted until a'rNr noon. h.s
experiences including an encounter With
!, group or negroes who A. first rCt,iS'h
10 lend him their row boat. because On"
Of thrm hid caught glimpse oF n''
20. tucked beneath HE holt. l. Va vi! -
rrrrd along tho r.y"r bank that b" TaS
- "cvrnuc agent. but he finally Con' N III
the owner Of tho boat - the contrary.
Eager hospitality
Meantime In Seab-rczc. the eaE"t
hosts who always gather round c0l"-
hr.tr ,ad taken charge ~ Mr.. H1rdH%'>
cnrrrtainm"nt and had thrown Ia" door
Of hospitality open wide. Fr"M the
gols links they enlisted him 20" a ,un' h
con marty that lasted til ;n." The after
n on and 'hen they undr-i"ok Z I'iot
him down the river hank until VA: 90
;ah'tShed l!ason with the score %hTN''H
men
Distributing the party !u half
dozen automobiles they started south
word a.onE the Dixie hiRhwaN. At
Now Smy rna. they. pulled ~ !" mahs
inquiry about the Victoria. parking
Their cars for hfieNn minutes ~ n '''u>-
tor that blocked the street. and aroused
IN, ire Of tourists. truck drivers ana
rrdr>tr.anS \ short distance SOUTH oI
New smyrna IA" Cnt"urAE" n'n" an
o'h"r stop when it met h%.nE ,'"r"t
Sr->.r- ca tha. had com" =" ir m
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-09
THE WEATHER.

West virglnia-Rain on "sonesoAy'
Thureday fair and colder.
ohio-Unsettled Wednesday, probably
local rims, cooler in extreme south
vest portion; Thursday fair.
western PennBylvanin-Rain Wednes-
day; Thursday. generally fair, moderate
temperature.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-09

Thomasv.lle. Ga. Feb. 9-H N.
Hanna. brother of tho late Mark Han
M. . Of Cleveland. died At his home
uc Was 81 years old and had been a
resident Of Thomas county for thirty
years.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-09

st LOUIS. Feb. A further IL" IN"
Of four crut:, N IA" wholesale wi'r
Of eggs Wa recorded h"r" today. Th"
hest grade selling at - cents u GO"' II.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-09
THE INTELL1G EN- G Z r

Has the Largest Circulation of
Any Morning Newspaper in the
State of West Virginia.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-26
THREE STILLS AND
SOME MOONSHINE
SEIZED IN RAID
Baziel Vlaeminck Introduces
New Kind of Still Made
Out of Milk Can.

A new variety of moonshine still
was discovered yesterday afternoon
" hen chief Pfender. officer Reamer
and Federal Agent Mathers. accom-
panied By Rev. G.. w. Titus, raided
the rural home OF Baziel Vlaeminck
on the Hill road, just southeast Of
AIlshavaka and seized three stills,
q 10-gallOn keg partially filled with
white mule and some mash. The
stills are made out OF common eight
gallon tin milk cans htted up with
coils OF brass. and are the first Of
this kind 20 be taken in this vicinity.
Vlaeminck who is % years old.
vas arrested on charge Of unlawful
possi ASTON and manufacture OF in
toxicatinS Liquor. His bond was
fixed at $500 which he was unable
10 furnish and was taken 10 the
county Jail He Will probably be
arraigned before Judge Feig today.
When the officers arrived and
asked Vlaeminck regarding the
liquor. etc. he said he had some
down cellar. He offered no resist
ance and after being placed under
arrest stated that IL was the third
time he had manufactured booze.
lie stated that he was behind In the
payment Of hi rent and bills and
vas attempting 20 secure the cash
bv making liquor.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-26
ENTERTAIN LADIES
At AUCTION BRIDGE

AIRS. William Parmenter and Mrs.
Albert II. Mathein. delightfully."- en-
tertained 90 ladies at the Parmenter
home. 912 HOmewoOd av., yester-
Gay afternoon. Auction bridge was
thee bief feature. There were Is
tables Favors were awarded TO Mrs.
D. H. Huber, Mrs. George c. Fry,
Chicago. and Mrs. c. J. Thomas of
South Bend. The decorations were
cut flowers. 4 delicious two course
luncheon was served. Among the
out-of-town guests were Mrs.
Blanche Chaplin. Chicago. and Mrs.
Fry. who is the guest OF her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Carl Knorr.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-26
UNCLAE.IED LETTERS.

Letters remaining unclaimed at
the local postoffice are as follows:
Stanley Angawski, Thomas g. Aid
rich, Mrs. Ellen Booker. Floyd Ban
inhoff. NJ. Z. Barton. Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Cartwright. Mrs. Nellie Cork,
Joseph Cramer, August COrtier.
Charles French, Mrs. Frances Grant.
Louis f. Griswold, Harold Gustafson.
George Humphrey, Alex Homeky.
Mrs. James Johnson. Frank Knapp.
Charles A. Lamport, Frank McGuinn
Jessie Mcintyre. Andrew More Dick
Martin. Roy Masterson. r. L Powell.
Charles Perry, Mrs. Charles Rhile.
r NJ Robertson. Larry Varzary,
Mr. and Mrs. ORA h. Watts, and
Mrs Mare Willices.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-26

Baptist church, at the home OF the
brides parents. Mr. and Mrs. A. j.
Snyder. 716 =. Mishawaka av., Mon
day evening at s o'clocklin TIE pres
ence OF so guests.
The bride wore a gown OF dark
blue messaline and carried a bou-
Quet OF carnations and sweet-peas.
Following the ceremony a recep-
ton took place and dinner was
served Guests were present from
South Bend, Elkhart and New Car
Isle.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-26
News of Mishawaka
CHILD SERIOUSLY
HURT WHEN STRUCK
DOWN BY MACHINE
Edmund Leroy Dudley, Six
Years Old, in Critical
Condition.

Edmund Leroy. six year old son
OF Mr. and Mrs. William Dudley.
1850 Lincoln way E, IS in a criti-
cal condition at St. JOseph's hospi-
tai as the result Of being struck by
an automobile driven by a Miss
Hinsberger, last evening about S
O'Clock.
The child had been with his IA
Their. who was putting a tire on his
machine and started across the
street 10 go home for dinner, when
he was struck by the automobile.
The child was rushed to the hos
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-26

afternoon. City Judge Ralph s.
Feig has been selected as speaker.
There viii be community singing
under the direction Of Miss JEANNE
r. Terry. music supervisor of the
Mishawaka public schools. II is the
plan 10 follow az nearly as possible
Pres't Hardings request for the two
minute period OF silence.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-26
PLAN ARMISTICE
DAY UNITED CIVIC
SERVICE NOV. IL

An Armistice Day United Civic
service Will be held in Mishawaka
Nov. II at 1880 a. m. at the Temple
theater. according to plans made
AZ a meeting OF the Mishawaka Min
isterial association held yesterday
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-26

pital. where II was found that he
Is suffering with a fractured skull.
fractured leg and arm. According
10 the attending physicians the child
is in a critical condition.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-26
BIRTH OF son.

A son was born 10 Mr.. and Mrs.
James Traoas. 522 Water St. at the
ST. Joseph's Maternity hospital yes
terday afternoon.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-26

Mrs. Walter f. Roe. SIG Lincoln
way e, has issued invitations for an
auction bridge party Saturday. Oct
%
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-26

additional Mishawaka News on
page twenty-eight)
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-26
ALBERT X. PINKERT
WEDS MRS. FRAZIER

Albert Leroy Pinkert and Mrs.
Bonnie Frazier were married by the
Rev. VI. Z. Hawkins. Of the First
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-26

Don't forget TO take in the Moose
bazaar Nov. I TO u. Moose hall. PA
s. Main ST l4t2T-Advt-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-26

r. Kent, Lawyer, Snyder Building.
-Adv't 26T6
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-26
BIRTH OF son.

4 son was born TO Mr.. and Mrs.
Welcome Lee. 135 E. Mishawaka av..
az the st. Joseph's Maternity hospital
Tuesday morning.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-26

Pastry sale, October %. at Col
bert's Hardware store. y. Main St,
by the Patron-Teachers OF Battell
school -Adv't 26T3
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-26
HOSPITAL NOTES.

Miss Cornella Bernesco. 423 w.
Eighth st. underwent an operation
at the St. Joseph's hospital Tuesday.
The condition Of Mrs. J. II. Reed
or. SIS Fisher CT. who recently un-
derwent an operation IS reported as
being somewhat improved.
The condition OF Miss Marguerite
Gygi. who underwent an operation
for appendicitis has sufficiently inn
proved a. 20 be able TO leave the hos
pital for her home. Tuesday after
noon.
Imperial coal for quality. no
slack. no SCOT no clinkers. low in
ash. high in heat units, 1915 for
1000 lbs A. Z. Kuhn. 119 e. Mish-
awake av Phone Mishawaka 700.
Adv.-241J
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-26
TO GO TO BELGIUM.

Albert Devos and father will leave
soon for Belgium.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-26

FINEST SMALL RESIDENCE IN
MISHAWAKA FOR SALE-Beauti-
full small home surrounded By am
pie ground artistically planted. Has
hne double garage and pergola.
Dwelling constructed of hollow tile
far moTs substantial than frame.
Has living room with fireplace. sun
parlor. dining room. kitchen 2
large, airy sleeping rooms, bath
room. Half OF basement finished as
billiard room. Good heating
plant. laundry facilities. For fun
details call William Happ. realtor.
2O7 :. Main st. South Bend. Ind
Phone Lincoln 1871. 23t3
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MiSha zCaka Classified

bungalow. + 4th ST $500
$500 Cash--New room cottage on
W. Sth st $2.350.
$500 cash-New room part mod
ern house on +. Jefferson Rd. $4,000
$500 cash--Seven room house Lau-
rel st.
COLPAERT REALTY CORP.
1868 Lincoln Way West
Phone Mishawaka 11S1
open Evenings.
NINE ROOM H0AlE-All modern ex-
cept furnace. Paved street: bargain
II taken at once. Cali Main 1888
% II