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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-03-15
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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-03-15
Church Has Banned Passing Of Plate

Believing that the passing Of the
collection plate in church smacks OF
cnmmcrClalism. the congregation OF
the First Baptist church at Dunklrk.
y. Y, has voted to discontinue the
passing Of the plate during services
and will use tree-wnl Offering boxes.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-03-15
Contractors Cut tIIoh Cost Of building

Contractors Of Edwardsville, H..
have announced that campaign con
Quoted by them has resulted in an
average reduction Of % per cent In
building costs. The campaign was
conducted to stimulate building.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-18

meet Immediately following the din
ner.
Saturday the drive for new mem
bers will continue. Also, there will
be an automobile ride around the
city and a visit 90 the South Bend
watch factory. followed by the dedi-
cation ceremonies at , o'clock.
In the list of visitors are 7. 5.
Logan. national secretary. St. Louis,
No; II. B. Ramey. national director,
ST. Louis, Mo; w. d. Middleton,
state president. Marion: c. NJ. link.
state secretary, Indianapolis; Dan
lei Dunn. chairman, membership
committee. Anderson, Ind; NJ. c.
Wisehart, Anderson; c. NJ. Farrell,
Evansville; J. A. Henry. Terre Haute'
T. H Gutelius Indianapolis; y. l..
Goodbar, Charlottesville, and f. D.
Pixley, Indianapolis. all members of
the state board.
Visiting ladies who will be present
for the dedication include the wives
OF state officials The reception
committee of Post X, includes the
following members and their wives:
y. A. Kaufer. ]. w. Shirk, o. L.
stevens. +. +. Mcdonald, d. ]. KEEL
.ly. c. J. Spohnholz, A. F. Ely, R. c.
Eyer. L. z. Glass. F. c. Brewer, +.
:. Cooley. L. NJ. billiard, A. +. Peltz,
and W. II frost. Jr.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-18
ALWARD SENTENCED
ON LIQUOR CHARGE
South Bend Man Fined 500
and Given Suspended Jail
Sentence at Warsaw.

WARSAW, Ind, Nov 17.-Clyde
J. Award of South Bend and Earl
Gibson OF Pierceton, tried before
Mayor John A. Sloane in the city
court were found guilty Thursday of
transporting liquor in an automobile
and were fined 300 each. The de-
PENDANTS also were sentenced TO
serve six months each in the Kos
ciusko county Jail but this netence
was suspended pending their good
behavior.
Hearing Of the case was begun
at o'clock Wednesday afternoon
and was not completed until about
10 o'clock Thursday morning. The
two men were arrested by Chief Of
Police Charles w, Douglass. Soon
after Award and Gibson were TAX
en- into custody, Chief Douglass re-
ceived telegraphic orders from State
Motor Vehicle Police officer Otstot
of South Bend to hold Award and
Gibson. The former when arrested
gave the name of Away.
OtstOt became interested In the
case when IL was found that no Ii
cenSe certificate was displayed in
the automobile used by the men. He
later discovered that the license
plate numbers had been issued for
a Chevrolet car instead of a bort
machine and at South Bend learned
that the car had been purchased Of
the Northwestern Finance Co, Of
South Bend and that Award had
failed 20 make necessary payments
10 hold II. Otstot took possession
OF the car. He also has filed an af-
fidavit against Award for Operat-
ing car without a proper license.
Otstot arrested George MOwery,
who is connected with a Warsaw
garage. on a charge of driving
motor truck without license plates
Arraigned before Justice J. s. Cain.
the accused pleaded guilty and was
fined 81 and costs. in all $3.50.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-18
Dedication Saturday Afternoon
VIII Conclude Campaign of 7. p A.

The big membership drive of Post
X, Travellers Protective association.
was officially opened at o'clock
Thursday morning at the oliver no
tel. when officials expressed that
they would increase the present
membership of $50 to a figure ap-
prOxmately 100 in excess of that
number. The campaign will con-
tinue for three days and will con-
clude with dedication exercises at
hte new Shelter House in Potawato-
mi park at o'clock Saturday after
noon. The structure was built
through efforts Of a local building
committee Of IA men who raised
the necessary $4,000 for the work.
National and state officers are on
the speaking program for the dedi-
cation exercises.
At S o'clock Thursday evening
reception 10 visiting members and
their wives was held at the oliver
hotel. The membership drive viii
continue Friday and a ladies lunch
con will be held at 1880 o'clock
at the oliver hotel for visiting Ia
dies. Dinner for visiting members,
their ladies and the committee will
be at $50 O'Clock Friday evening.
The state board of directors will
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-18
TALBOT WILL FACE
TRIAL ON MONDAY
Owl Head Must Answer
Charge at Indianapolis
Witnesses Summoned.

John W. Talbot. local attorney and
national president of the order Of
Owls, and Mrs. Pearl Spangler, nurse
at the owl hospital on Notre Dame
av., will be brought to trial before
Judge A. B. Anderson in the federal
court in Indianapolis next Monday
Nov. q, TO face charges brought in
an indictment alleging violation Of
the federal white slave act.
The Indictment. which was re-
turned by a federal grand jury sew
eral months ago, created a sensa-
ton. The Indictment was returned
on testimony furnished the federal
grand jury by Miss Pearl Bagley,
daughter of Topeka, Kan, business
man. who alleged that while she
was a patient at the Owl hospital
she was grossly mistreated. and
with difficulty made her escape from
the institution.
A large number OF witnesses in
the case have been subpOenaed from
South Bend, Deputy L. s. Marshal
Charles r. Whicker having served
summonses on the following, all OF
whom are witnesses for the defense
DR.. G.. b. Allen, DR.. J. NJ. Gordon,
DR.. I. Sandock. Dr. r. II. Calvert,
DR.. J. W. Herbert, DR.. Z. G. Frey
ermuth, DR. John E. Stickley. DR..
Roy Wolf. Edith NJ Grief, John II.
Talbot. Alvia Clark, Cora NJ Clark,
Ada Kaufman. Nathan Zoss. VIII
liam Henderson, George Finch, Helen
(Fisher) Knight, Arthur Moon,
Mary Alenesorge, Ora Miller. Ern-
est D. Schrader and Shirley Jack
son.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-18
KUESPERT TO AID
IN MURDER PROBE
Seek Positive Identification of
DOwagiaC Man as Triple
Slayer"

DOWAGIAC. Mich. Nov. IL
Finger Print Expert, John Kuespert.
OF South Bend. was pressed into
service Thursday night in the in
vestigatioR being conducted by Cass
county officials Of the triple murder
OF viii Monroe, his wife and daugh-
ter, on Sept. 10. Kuespert was call
ed 10 Cassopolis shortly after Ardith
Monroe, u year old survivor Of the
Monroe family. arrived In that placs
from Kalamazoo.
Effort TO establish positive identi-
fcation Of a Dowagiac resident as
the SLAYER OF the Monroe family is
planned by officials working on the
case. This man is said 70 have been
named by Ardith as the person who
visited her home on Sept Il ana
dubbed her parents and sister 20
death. Thursday night. Ardith was
removed from CaSsopolis and Il is
understood has been brought 10 Do
wagiaC, preparatory 10 facing the
man believed by authorities 10 be
the assailant
Sheriff 5 p Wyman, stated Thurs
day night that no arrest had been
made at a late hour. He character
lied as "lot Of wild talk" rumors
circulated during the day that an
crrest was contemplated.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-18
NOTRE DAME NOTES

The first quarterly examinations
of the present scolastic year at
Notre Dame will be held next week
beginning Monday morning. The
quizzes will continue throughout
the remainder Of the week, with the
exception OF Thanksgiving day. The
order in which the examinations
will be held was announced yester-
day afternoon Following is the
program:
Monday. Nov. q: Glasses taught
on Monday at $40 will be examined
al $40: those taught at 1910 will
be examined at 10:3O; those taught
at lis win be examined at 1880,
and those taught at 3:15 will be ex-
amined at 4:3O.
Tuesday, Nov. %: Glasses taught
on Tuesday which are not taught
on Mondays at $40 will be exam
ined at $40: those taught at 1910.
1:15 and 3:15 will be examined at
1880, 1870 and 4:3O resi- ectively.
Wednesday. Nov. %: Glasses
taught on Mondays at s:1O will be
examined at $40; those taught at
1910 and 2:15 will be examined at
1890 and 1880 respectively.
Friday Nov. %, the classes taught
on Tuesdays at 2:15 which are not
taught on Mondays viii be exam
ined at 1880. while on Saturday the
the schedule Will be as follows:
Glasses taught at $40 and 1910
in Tuesdays which are not taught
on Mondays will be examined al
$40 and 1890 respectively. Pro
fessors will arrange for all exam
nations not provided FOR on the
above program.
The call for candidates for the
Breen oratorical contest at Notre
Dame was issued yesterday. All
who propose TO enter the contest
must file their names before Nov
% The preliminaries vii! begin
the following week. and the actual
selection Of the Breen orator should
take place about the middle OF De-
cember.
The medal which is awarded 20
the winner is the greatest honor
which can be obtained through pub
lie speaking al Notre Dame Every
year the man who wins the contest
e entered In the state oratorica'
contest as the representative OF
Notre Dame The race promises 20
De very close this year. for the ma
iority OF last winters debaters have
signified their intentions OF enter
ing Mr. Raymond Gallagher. the
winner OF the contest last Deem
Der. has returned 10 school and VIII
enter the lists for the honor again
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-18
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

Coach Knute X. Rockne OF Notre
Dame will be the speaker Of the
evening when Burnham's footballers
and Trio members banquet at the
Y. NJ. c. A. next Tuesday evening in
honor of the completion Of a sue
cessful football season. G.. A. Coop
er. Y. NJ C. A. physical director.
Will act as POSTMASTER. Coach +. r.
Burnham will give a short talk,
which will be about 1922 football
its prospects and chances which the
team has from available material.
Capt. ollie Edwards, Scheer. Haas.
Sabo. Strickler and Butch are all
slated for a speech. Practically all
of the other gridders Will be called
upon 10 say a few words.
Final arrangements for the ban
quet have been made. NJ A. Good
win. boys work director. addressed
the boys. imme lately after the as
sembly Wednesday and lauded the
work Of Burnham and the loyal
school spirit shown by the squad.
Mr.. Goodwin speaks with authority,
as he IS behind practically every
enterprise in high school athletics.
One hundred attended the banquet
IN honor of the football team last
year. advance tickets being sold days
before the banquet was staged. This
year there are 125 tickets but only
100 OF these tickets will be placed
on sale. The tickets are obtadnable
from Carson Dalton, John Bowman,
Eddie Bierwagen. Mont Moore and
Cecil Brinley.
Carson Dalton. Trio club presi-
dent. gave a short talk TO the stud
ents and warned everyone 70 obtain
tickets in advance, predicting a de-
mand for them.
Father Long addressed the entire
student body Wednesday morning
giving an interesting account OF the
life OF Theodore ROoseve.. HIS
talk was greatly appreciated BY ev-
eryOne and he was given a round OF
applause az the conclusion OF his
address. His address was secured
through the efforts of the Roosevelt
Historical circle
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-18
Citu Briefs

Trains from South Bend 10 Indi-
annapolis over the Lake Erie and
Western railroad viii be Withdrawn.
beginning Sunday. Nov. 20. railroad
officials announced Thursday after
noon.
Lawrence ID. Sovereign has filed
suit in superior court No. 2 against
the Ries Furniture Co. TO recover
S214. The complaint alleges that
the defendant received the amount
OF S214 from the plaintiff IN th4
months from March to July, 1921,
this money TO be used for the
PLAINTIFFS benefit but which was
not paid 10 him, and he asks judg-
ment that the amount be paid 90
him.
Twenty representatives OF Boy
Scout troop committees met for din
ner and training class at the Cham
Der of Commerce last night The
Representatives were chairmen Of
boards Of directors in the various
troops throughout the city.
Jennie Dcodanski was granted a
divorce in Superior court no. I hy
Judge Montgomery on Thursday
from her husband. Vincent Leodan-
ski The couple was married May
10. 1909 and separated IN October,
1921. The plaintiff was granted Gus
tOdy Of the minor child.
The maximum weight limit on
parcel post packages exchanged
with Austria has been raised from
Il pounds g Kilograms 70 p
pounds 90 kilograms), the change
20 be effective at once. according 20
an announcement made by Post
master Hunter Thursday morning.
Charged with operating his auto
mobile with an open mufher, of
which charge he pleaded guilty. Earl
Ross. 525 = Taylor st. was fined 81
and costs with fine suspended, IN
city court by Judge Omacht Thurs
dav.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-18
Cops Refuse to VOuch
For Glass of Hotel

South Bend will provide lodging
for unfortunates who have no place
10 sleep. but 10 will not guarantee
these unfortunates that they will
find conditions quite as good as
they probably would in some OF the
higher-priced hotels.
This statement was issued by Wal
ter Bader. acting captain OF the
local police department. who has
charge Of Chief Of Police Klein's
Offices in the evening. Bader's
statement was prompted by the re-
marks Thursday night made by a
man. unusually well dressed. who
appeared In his office looking for n
place 20 sleep.
After Bader had informed the
man that ne could provide him with
a place 20 sleep. the man inquired
II the beds were free from bugs.
and whether or not there was A
reading and smoking room annexed.
Bader promptly replied that there
were no beds in the lodging house.
and that he could not guarantee that
70 was free from bugs or any other
animals" He said that smoking
would be permitted, and that cop
les Of the le.est magazines" would
probably be furnished.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-18
Lyle DOdd is arrested
On Grand Larceny Count

Lyle DOdd. residing on the
Healthwin I'd. was arrested by the
police Thursday afternoon on a
charge OF grand larceny Dodd.
the police say. stole three automobile
wheels and tires from a machine
owned by NJ Mccullough, living on
the Healthwin I'd. and sold them TO
an auto accessory dealer at Bert
rand. Mich
According 20 Sam Koczorowski.
sergeant OF detectives, Dodd is an
ex-convict and at the present time
Is on parole from Jacksonville re-
formatory. KOczOrowski says the
local police are going 10 give a re-
port OF the case to the prison off,
clals. and in the event that he E.
not returned 20 jai. for violation OF
his parole he will be prosecuted on
the above charge.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-18
Womdn Painfully Injured
When TtCO Machines Crash

Elliott OIney Alb Lamonte ter
reported 10 the police Thursday
night that his machine struck a car
driven by Frank PomOgrath. De-
troit. Mich The accident occurred
on Main ST.. at the Division st. in
tersectiOn Both machines were
slightly damaged and woman in
the rear seat OF the POmograth car
was painfully injured.
Mr.. Olney claims that he was 60
ing south on the street, while Po-
mOgrath was travelling west on Di-
vision He said that he did not no
tice the machine crossing the street
until Il was too late The front OF
his machine struck the rear end OF
the POmOgrath car.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-18
JOSEPH METCALF
FOUND GUILTY OF
ROBBERY CHARGE
Is Convicted by Jury After IL
Month in Jail-Unneces-
sary Delay Denied.

Joseph Metcalf co,ored was found
guilty OF robbery by a jury iu su-
perior court No. . Thursday after
noon. The jury deliberated on the
case about 10 minutes 90 reach ver-
dict. The penalty for conviction on
this charge is from 10 no "a years
in the penitentiar. The penalty.
however. TO which MetcaIc VIII be
liable Is from 90 ia years. the
heavier penalty having been adopt
ed at the last session OF Che Ieg.s-
lature. whereas az the time The
crime was committed the lighter
penalty was on the statute books.
The crime Of which Metcaf was
convicted. took place shortly after
midnight on Dec. IS. 1920. Frank
Mahalski. driver OF a wagon FOR
the Nelson Dairy, being held I'D az
the point of a revolver on Washing
ton av. near Studebaker e.. and
robbed OF S45 MetcaH was arrest
ed the following evening on ldent-
Gcation by Mahalski. and since that
time has been a prisoner On the
county Jail. being unable 10 secure
bail, which was set at $4,000.
Case Bitterly Fought
The case has been before Judge
Kline in superior court No. 2 Tor
three days. and IL was bitterly
fought case. Atty. G.. A. Farahaugh
appearing in IL TO assist the state in
the prosecution.
IN explaining the fact that Metcalf
had ben confined in the county Jan
for II months before being brought
TO trial, Pros. Floyr JeJuison stated
that the case had not been delayed
long, inasmuch as an Indictment was
not returned by the grand jury until
February, and the case was set for
the May term Of the superior court.
but It was not tried at that session
on account of the number waiting
trial who were then I'm jail. Pros.
JellisOn said that the delay was only
OF one term, as the present session
Is the September session. Pros. Jel-
uson also said that those who 60 out
and commit crime must not feel that
they are entitled 20 any special pri-
vilege such as immediate trial
but that they must await their turn.
and the fact that they may be in
jail for several months before being
tried is something that the individual
brings on himself by committing a
crime.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-18
AIItO There's Celebrate
Coupe Night; Nab TrCo

Last night was apparently coupe
night" for auto thieves who have
been operating IN this locality with
great success during the past few
weeks. Two coupes were reported
stolen al police headquarters.
Mrs. L J. Ouier. S25 f. jefferson
blvd. reported % the police that
her Studebaker coupe had been
stolen from a parking location in
front Of the Christian Science
church. This is the second time
Mrs OILERS machine has been stOl-
en- this year. Early in the sum-
mer It was taken BY thieves. but f.
was later recovered by the police.
The license number Of her car IS
Indiana s4731.
J. F. Donahue. 1913 Lincoln way
w, was the other victim OF the
automobile criminals. He told the
police that his Ford coupe had been
stolen. The license number OF the
car is Indiana 257207.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-18
Escapes Uninjured When
Auto DemOIiSheS Bicycle

An accident in which a bicycle
was demolished but in which its
rider, Marion Grubbs s16 LAwndale
av.. managed 10 escape without serf-
Gus injuries occurred late Thursday
afternoon. when an automobile
driven by Mrs. LOrain Goodwin. $50
Lincoln way E, crashed into 81. The
accident occurred on y. Lafayette
blvd. In front OF the y. W. G. a.
building.
According 70 the report made by
Grubbs 10 the police, he was riding
south on Lafayette blvd. while Mrs
Goodwin was driving north on the
same street. He claims Mrs. Good
win turned sharply 70 the left as
she approached the Y. ". c. A. and
in so doing forced him 70 the curb
and broke his bicycle.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-18
Father Petitions Court
For Custody of Children

Steven Motovitz. father OF Kalman
and Thor Motovitz. age s and Z re-
spectively. has resorted 20 use OF
petition 10 superior court No. l 10
secure possession OF his own chill
dren from John and Mary Szabo.
grandparents. who now have the
children. The complaint alleges that
the grandparents seized the two
children while on their way from
the Laurel school. and have been
caring for them and refuse 20 return
them 20 the father. The children's
mother died a short time ago AMI
were taken by the grandparents.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-18
State Auton1OtiUe Trade
Association Ends Meet

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Nov. H.
The Indiana Alternative Trade as
ISOLATION. at the closing session OF
its two Gay convention Thursday,
elected J. Cooper Props, OF MUncie,
Ind. president. Others elected were
". l. Johnson. Vincennes. vice
president; r. Y. Law. indianapolis,
treasurer; L. II: Shaw. Indianapolis.
secretary manager Members OF the
board OF directors elected were Earl
Coons. Columbus; J. F. Frohbieter.
Evansville: A. 7. Shrader New Al
bany: Harry Cole. Terre Hau,e. and
Glen McCanaha. Richmond
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-18
Refusal TO Grant Decree
First IN Several Months

Ella Marvin, pe;idOning for di-
vorce on the grounds Of cruel and
inhuman treatment, being beaten
and struck, being called vile names
and being threatened with death by
her husband William Marvin, was
denied a decree Thursday afternoon
IN superior court No. 1 by Judge Q.
r. Montgomery. The defendant set
up n general denial Of all thee laims
made in the complaint by the plain
tiff. and Judge Montgomery refused
a decree and dismissed the case.
The refusal Of the decree is the
first refusal Of a divorce that has
been recorded in the local courts
in several months, and II Is one OF
the few refusals that have been
made for a long time back.