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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-08
Cltu Briefs

Employees OF the Northern Indi-
ana Railway Co. have presented a
leather rocking chair 10 Asst Supt
A. B. Miles Of the traction company
as a testimonial of their regard.
Arroigned i'm city court Tuesday on
charges OF picking up coal on the
Grand Trunk right-of-way. Stanley
Birtman. 2617 w. Sample ST., pleaded
not guilty and trial was set for Dec
10. Birtman is under bonds for al
legged trahcking- ia "moonshine"
whisky for which he was found
guilty en- city court and as a result
took an appeal.
Ray Bird, Of the City Rescue mis-
sion, was the speaker at the monthly
meeting and dinner Of the older
Boys Sunday School council. held
Tuesday night i'm the boys commu-
nifty rooms Of the Y. VI. c. A. Mr.. Bird
gave a short talk on the duties Of
older boys 10 the community during
the Christmas season. Following
the speaker a business discussion
was held and stunts and games ar
ranged by members of the council
completed the program.
TIE Maids OF Honor club held
their monthly meeting Tuesday
evening at the home OF Miss Mar
suerite Schultz. $40 Carroll st. An
election was held and the following
officers were elected for the year Il
1922: Miss Esther Dieske. presi
dent, lrma Hopper, vice president:
Marguerite Schultz, secretary. Ruth
Kruger. treasurer. and Margaret
Schultz. reporter Refreshments
were served TO u members.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-08
URGES HIGH IDEALS
FOR EDUCATION IN
US. RURAL SCHOOLS
Rev. A. Z. Monger Declares
Best Is None Too Good for
Nations Pupils.

Declaring the system Of instruc-
ton in the rural schools should be
the best obtainable and afford ev-
cry opportunity for the highest type
Of American ideals. Rev. A. l.. Mon
ger, pastor of the First n. +. church
delivered a stirring address in the
school house at Granger Wednesday
as part of the program observing
Educational week throughout the
county.
The building was crowded 10 ca
pacity and Rev. Monger impressed
upon the audience that the pupils of
the country schools must have every
chance 10 be thoroughly taught and
absorb the principles upon which our
government was founded and upon
which II lives He told the pupils
not 10 be satisfied with the differ
ent things, but to demand the best
in the courses Of instruction that
make for sterling future citizenship.
Urge Consolidated System.
John w. Rittinger, county super
intendent of schools. urged the gen
eral adoption OF the consolidated
school system, increasing the school
term and obtaining professionally
trained teachers in all of the county
institutions. He declared there was
no reason why the system of instruc-
ton in the rural communities should
not be the best and predicted the
time was rapidly approaching when
il would be
Ralph Lehman. Miss IS Mildred
Roush and Mary Frank, teachers,
showed their work TO an advantage
IA a program given by the pupils
including songs, recitations. chorus
es and other novel and interesting
features.
An important feature on the pro-
gram is the Parents Teachers meet
ing, which will be held today i'm the
examination room in the court house
at 2:30 o'clock Supt. Rittinger. is
particularly interested in this gath
ering because of its far reaching and
wide influence on education nj the
rural districts
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-08
Cigar and a Gun,
King OfDenmark:S
Gift to COnOiCt

LONDON. Dec. An amusing
story OF the king OF Denmark's re
cent visit 10 Greenland was recent
~ told by NJ Aagaard, OF the Da-
nish legation 20 members Of the
Danish club in London.
As The royal yacht was approch-
ing Greenland "a dark speck be
came visible on the open sea. II
proved TO he a solitary Eskimo
in his little Cayak (native canoe.)
The Eskimo came on board and his
loyalty in having braved the per
lis of the sea in such d frail craft
assured him. nee iless tosay. the
warmest OF welcomes. The king
presented him with a cigar and,
what the Eskimos most highly
priced, ar ifle.
On landing the king described
the incident to the Danish Commits
siOner in Greenland and asked him
who the man was
The Commissioner. i'm accents OF
horror replied: The mans an es-
capped convict. He broke prison
yesterday, stole a canoe and put
to sea. We thought heb da been
drowned.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-08
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-08
Stole to Fe e a
STARRING Family;
.LenienCy Asked

This is the story of "a man down
and out.
1t relates TO a father and hus-
band. who stole potatoes from a
box car. and faces prison as a re-
suit. 10 concerns Jack De Mos alias
James Barns.
According TO Pros Floyd o. Jel-
uson. DcNios-or Barns-has been
unable 10 get work for some time.
He is a married man and the father
OF four children. He has had no
criminal record. but temptation
proved too strong.
He broke into freight car
Thanksgiving morning and Mr.. Jel-
Iison said Barns took the potatoes
for his family and children.
The affidavit charging Barns with
burglary was filed in circuit court
wednesday by Samuel C Butzbach.
The prosecutor declared that in
view Of the facts he would recon.
mend that Barns be given a sus-
pended sentence. Barns is now in
the county Jail.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-08
TEACHERS AND MOTHERS
CLUBS HOLD MEETING

In conjunction with Education
week. a Joint meeting of the Teach
ers and Mothers clubs was held on
wednesday afternoon.
The plan OF having a city coun-
ell made up Of associations inter-
ested in school ideas was discussed.
w. W Borden. superintendent of
the local schools was the principal
speaker Mrs. Homer J. Miller,
president Of the county federation
OF Pareut-Teacher clubs. also spoke.
Heads of the various school de-
partments are giving short talks be-
fore the business luncheon clubs.
eNDaiuue advancement Of various
departments.
Parents are taking advantage OF
The invitation 10 visit the different
schools and see how classes are con-
Quoted and how the school ystem
.n general is handled.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-08
MARTIN JAGLA TO
KNOW FATE TODAY,
CASE BEFORE JURY
Talesmen Begin Deliberations
at 5 O'Clock-Heavy Pen
atty Sought.

Martin Jagla. known I'm official
circles as Martin the slippery be-
cause Of his success in slipping out
of police nets, viii probably know his
fate sometime today The Jurors be-
gan deliberations as 10 the guilt or
innOcense of Jagla at O'Clock We'd
nesday afternoon and early indica-
tions were that they would have an
all night session before arriving at
q verdict
The state has made unusual effort
to convict Jagla and Pros. Floyd O.
Jellison made a mastery plea for "a
conviction during his argument.
Jagla who together with Joseph
Wozniak and George Kreczmer the
latter two being indicted on other
charges. compose q trio. according
to the prosecutor which have sue
cessfully escaped the laws net time
after time.
Denials by the defendant that he
knew either Wozniak or Kreczmer
incurred the wrath Of the prosecutor
who declared to court attaches that
TO his own knowledge all three Of
them mad been arralgneQ together
on two different occasions
Said To BE old Offender.
Martin Jagla's name has been i'm
volved IN various criminal investi.
eating bodies and upon the police
and Jail records no less than dozen
times. Jellisou declared. Repeated
Is. however he has slipped out OF
conviction or prison through the
deXterity with which ne committed
his alleged unlawful acts
The penalty which faces Jasla.
who is - years old. is 10 20 20 years
The very severity Of The statute
was made al the last legislature in
an effort 10 put am end to such
crimes. and il was this extreme pen
ally that the prosecutor asked the
jury 70 give the accused.
Jagla was indicted for entering
the premises Of Joseph Chmeuewszl
919 ". Division ST., on Aug. - Of
this year. The evidence in the case
court officials observed. was highly
contradictory.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-08
Reports Presence
Of Key Workers
In Houses Again

J. A. Swanson. SQ4 Z. Wayne It,.
reported 10 the police last night thar
mis- home had been entered between
= and $50 O'Clock. while the family
was absent IL is believed that the
work was done by "keyworkers. %
which adds another chapter 20 the
list Of offenses committed by the
Lght-fngered gentry within the past
Few weeks.
Entrance 10 the Swanson home
was gained by way OF the front door
and in the search for valuabies. al
most every room in the house was
ranSacked. The dressers were emp
tied OF their contents and strewn
about the rooms in general disorder.
II is believed that the thief was
frightened away as the bed room
vas unmolested. As far as swan
son could determine, nothing was
missing
The police have suggested that the
people be on their watch for key
workers" and if absent doing SHOP
ping. neiChbors should Doe notified 20
watch for suspicious characters
proving about the house in their
"a absence.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-08

his fingers DR.. LOrenz was asked
II he felt CALLED. yes. no." the gray
bearded visitor said. putting at a
cigaret All. we'll. I am old 1 am
too old to have 20 do my work and
be offended. too. I am too old to
have time 10 be offended. II I go
back 20 Vienna now / might return
In year or TWO when the feeling
dies down. But I can no longer
count the years ahead There is
much work for me TO do in Vienna"
His secretary. DR.. Walter I. Gal
land. a New York surgeon. said it
was not overwork but the sum total
of disbursements received that i'm
PEELED Or. Lorenz' decision TO give
up his clinics and leave.
"By this. I mean the total abb
sence Of any welcome from the pro-
fession in any sense Of the word -
ne continued He has had the cold
shoulder. As n man of pride and
standing in his own country. il was
CALLING 20 him 20 come here and be
snubbed. He does not think 1t worth
while TO give the last days Of his
life to overcoming this condition"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-08
GINRICH HONORED
BY LOCAL MASONS
Is Elected High Priest of
Chapter Other Officers
Named at Meeting.

Edward GinriCh was elected high
priest of south Bend chapter No. %
Royal Arch AIasons at their annua,
meeting held in the masonic temple
asst night.
other officers chosen were Carl
" Dubail. king, Rudolph II. Horst.
scribe. DR. T.ndQuist. treasurer.
Peter f. Ahreus. secretary: David
Raymond and Arthur Irwin ,rus-
tees. other officers viii be appoint
ed later
wednesday night. Dec. i. the
mark master degree viii be conferred
and a week later Dec 81 az
O'Clock. the past master desree viii
Pc eNemplifed These viii be fol-
lowed by the most excellent master
degree ard the rcyaI arch degree
which viii be given by the pas, high
priest. Dinner viii be served on
that day az $50 o'clock
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-08
NAME PASTOR FOR NEW
CONGREGATION HERE

Word was received here yesterday
that starting next sunday the mis-
sion church on Catalpa av. former
IS a part OF -. Stephen's rarish
VIII be a new congregation The
new division was necessitated be-
cause OF the phenomenal growth Of
the parish The new parish viii
be known a. our Lady % Hungary's
and viii be bounded by Michigan
ST. on The west and sample ST. on
the south
Rev Geza Gyorfy. formerly as
sistart Of s. stephens church. To-
ledo. has been named as pastor.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-08
Borden and Osborn Talk
nf Lions Climb Luncheon

Members of the Lions clue. ~
their regular weekly luncheon Wed
rcsday noon in the Pink room Of the
Oliver hotel. heard Supt. Of Schools
W. ~. Borden discuss the Educa-
ti0nal Week program Members q.
the club were Invited 70 vis-- the
schools during the week 1v Mr B0"-
den and Asst Prin. Osborn. of tre
High school. who discussed tne "orF
of the evening schools
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-08
RESERVE DECISION
ON APPLICATION OF
WIDOW OF BORTEL
Mrs. Anna BOrtel Asks Writ
ten Questioning of South
Bend Residents.

NEW YORK CITY. Dec Sur
rogate John p. Cohalan, Wednesday
reserved decision on the applica-
ton Of Mrs. Anna BOrtel, that an
order signed by Surrogate James A.
Foley providing for the examina-
ton OF d. c. Terry. DR.. c. W Grif-
fifth, Mrs. D. L. Guilfoyle. Edgar
France. Fred Mueller and other resi-
dents of South Bend, Ind. by Frank
BantOn. a notary public of South
Bend be revoked or If the court
sustains It that IL save Mrs. Anna
Bortel the expense of sending her
counsel, former State5s Atty. Gen.
Frank Carmody OF Rector St. to
South Bend 20 look after her inter
ests by making the examination
written instead Of oral The exam
ination Of the South Bend witnesses
is desired by Mrs. Hattie Anna
Schwarz Bortel who resides at $40
Lincoln Way, South Bend, and who
claims 10 be the legal widow Of
Frank r. Bortel, who dropped dead
Of heart disease in front of 120 West
18th St, on August 10, last. and fol-
lowing which il was disclosed two
women claimed TO be his wife.
Both women took out letters of
administration OF his estate, Anna
Bortel in this city, and Mrs. Hattie
Bortel in South Bend. where he left
considerable property The latter
now has an application before the
surrogates court here, asking that
the letters granted Anna Bortel be
revoked on the ground that she is
not the widow Of Bortel, who was
the president of the Public Service
Freight Bureau OF 26 Cortlandt ST
Married i'm 1898.
The Indiana widow says she was
welded TO Bortel in 1893 and has
a marriage certificate TO verify her
claim. The New York widow, who
had been Bortels stenographer says
she was welded TO him in Elkins.
Nd, June 6. 1917. by Rev. Charles
Jones OF that city and declares that
she not only has the marriage certi-
flcate to prove this, but showed 1t
To Mrs. Hattie Bortel when the
South Bend woman arrived here I'm
August 10 claim Bortels body, which
the New York widow refused TO
surrender TO her. This was the first
time the two women met or ever
heard OF each other. and the disclO-
sure that they were rivals, both ad-
NIT was a shock.
The Indiana widow says that while
her husbands business brought him
to this city. he visited South Bend
frequently, and was there for a week
just prior 20 his death, and took her
TO Chicago with him, where he spent
much money for her for clothing
She says his insurance policies were
taken out in her name. that he kept
bank accounts in South Bend and
that a safe deposit box in a bank
there is In the Joint name Of both.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-08
12LOCAL LIQUOR
CASES PUT OVER
Trying of Jagla Case Causes
New Postponements in the
City Court.

Twelve cases i'm city court In
which the defendants were arrested
as a result OF liquor raids. and in
which Atty. Lem j. Dare was Sc
l.cted as special judge, went over
yesterday because of -le Jagh case.
which is being tried before Dare in
circuit court
a wees ago. The attorney set all
NJ the cases iu which he had been
chosen 90 ac- as special Judge for
hearing Wednesday afternoon at
1870 o'clock AT the time he said
De was going 90 clean up" any re-
srousiatli-y that may be his for
cases pending I'm city court and
sprung a surprise by setting his
even dozen" for trial on one date
Wen hold court until midnight.
. % necessary" Oare said az the time.
Oare is understood 90 have in
formed Dep Pros. A. H. Hambor-
sky that following the conclusion OF
the JaEIa case he will carry out his
demand 20 ny the pending liquor
cases en- bloc.
Those who selected Dare for spec
iaI judge. succeeding in obtaining
. changes OF venue from City Judge
Omacht are.
Edmund Benzer. charged with un-
Lawful. manufacture and unlawful
possession OF a still; Thomas Deane
Mike Matzevich. George Pleuti. Alex
Leuryel Paul Sinko Frank Muller.
James Vargo Elek GALLO John Ko-
watch and Walter Proybylslli. charg-
ed with unlawful possession Of IL
quor Lengyei Gallo and Sinko
were recently made defendants IA in
junction proceedings looking 90 ne
closing up Of their places OF BUSH
ness. They each have three or mora
eases pending ln city court.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-08
IDENTIFY GOODS
STOLEN HERE IN
MICHIGAN STORES
Officials in Gross Prosecution
Obtain Apparel as Trial
Evidence.

Seven merchants from South
Bend. together with John B. Kues-
pert. chief Of detectives. New York
Central railroad. and Sheriff L. b.
Duck. went 20 Jackson. Mich Tues
day for the purpose OF Identity
ing certain merchandise said 10
have been stolen from South Bend
and shipped there during the opera
tious Of A. Ashner and l.. f. Gross,
jointly involved.
Those making the trip include NJ.
Fisher. c. b. Korpal, Bert Kikowski.
Sam FeingoId. J. pier. Mishawaka.
J. L. Lerman and i. King Niles.
Mich. OF the merchandise examined
seven suits belonging 10 Bert Kit
kowsl<i three TO NJ. Korpal and ore
OF NJ Gilbert & Son were obtained
by Sheriff Duck 10 be used as evil
dence in the case when It comes up
for trial
Kuespert made IL clear Wednes-
day that subsequent investigations
revealed the fact that the l. +.
Gross overall Co. was in no way
concerned in the operation of Gross.
the latter using the company and
company's building to his advantage
in dispOsing Of the stolen wares
In Jackson. both Kuespert and
Duck said there was quantities OF
merchandise which IL is believed
once was the prop erty OF various
South Bend merchants. The store of
A. zimmerman & Co. contained huge
piles OF clothing and were it re
turned TO its original owners, Kues-
pert declared would strip the store
OF much OF its stock.
Another lot Of merchandise which
was shipped 20 NJ. Black & Co. Of
the Black Money Saving Mail or
der house at Pigeon, Mich, was
traced by Kuespert which showed
that Black, a respectable business
man. had done business through
Ashner and Gross.
Charges Ashner.
stock stolen from Spiro's cloth
ing store had been traced TO Jacob
Auspach. St. Louis. Mich. according
TO Kuespert zimmerman and Aus
pach bid against each other for the
merchandise but the price was too
high for zimmerman and he drop
ped out. Kuespert declared.
Later Ashner wrote a letter 20
the two merchants accusing them
OF conspirinE TO keep the price
down. Kuesg ert declared. The de-
tective now has trace of a case OF
piece goods containing 10000 yards
Of lace and many bolts Of ribbon he
added but did not reveal the loca-
tion Of the missing merchandise.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-08

Having made a conspicuous sue
cess i'm such South Bend Iroduc-
tions as "Oh Cindy" and the AM
erican Legion Follies, Bickel needs
no introduction to South Bend
showgoers. His part in the Stu
debaker Minstrel Revue, which will
be held Friday night and Saturday
matinee and evening at the oliver
theater. is an important one Ac-
cOrding 10 the producers Of the re-
vue, his trip through China is a
scream and his singing Of Wa
bash Blues" a real offering for
those who like jazzy melodies
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-08
JUDGE LINDSEY TO
ADDRESS MONSTER
"Y" RALLY TODAY
2.0OO Persons to Hear Famous
Jurist-208 Members Al
ready Secured.

Workers in the s.. a. C. A. MEM
oershlp drive ana the public in gen
eral viii hear Judge Ben B. Lindsey
OF Denver ln the feature address o.
the y campaign when he talks
this afternoon at $3.50 o'clock in the
big gymnasium of the association
building
w n Danuer. .r. general serr=-
tary OF the -. declared last night
that there would be accommodations
for nearly 1000 people at the biz
rally.
Judge Lindsey. the founder OF the
juvenile court. comes today when the
campaign for 600 new members. and
a $4,000 working fund is az ts
height
secure POS Members.
At the supper given in The lobby
OF the ~" last night. reports mace
by 20 team captains showed that
total OF 2OS members and S2.s7e.5g
in cash had already been secured ia
the membership division while So
NJ Danner Jr.. reported pledge or
81. 900 by A. r. Erskine lu H,aaIt
OF the Studebaker corporation on the
condition that the other $4,000
necessary for the fund Is secured.
Mr. Banner said that after one day S
work the committee had secured
$500.
A. g. Frederick's Franklin team
led the field OF 90 cars in the cross
continent auto race last ni-ht hat-
ing travelled a total OF $500 miles.
The team has reached san Francisco
and is returning 10 New York. ac-
cording TO the scoreboard az the
~"
The gains made by the teams IN
the senior division yesterday We're.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-08
ReU. Mcclure Is Speaker
At Round Table Meeting

Members OF the Round Table were
led in a discussion of The Brother
hood Of Man and the Fatherhood OF
Cod by the Rev. Archibald OF the
First Presbyterian church at their
regular meeting held in the Com
munity room Of the Y. NJ. g. A. last
night. Dinner was served at $50
O'Clock Chairman Of the evening was
John a Hubbard
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-08
Frank JenOlUSki SuccumbS
To Sudden Heart AftdcL

Frank Jen0wski. age So. OF SIS
Johnson st. dropped dead a. his
home yesterday afternoon az 8
O'Clock Death was due 70 heart
failure. Mr.. Jenowskf is survived
by his wife Katherine Funeral ser
vices viii be held Saturday morning
from s. S,anislaus church Buria'
VIII be at Cedar Grove cemetery.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-08
A HOT ONE /!


al inside .lrt
that's whf- they're an after.
stock market Investors Wash
fnzton corr spauleutS. race crack
devotees political asDlrants and
many others waat Co konw the
inside dope.
They want GO end 9ut some
ching that VIII benefit them d.
rsctly.
Here's a Iitue tip FOR YOU
The News-Times classified ads
know the inside" workings o.
south Bends buying ana selling
realm.
they are wise t8 the persons
ard places having the bes, BAR
gains that win benefit YOU di-
rectly.
Start NOW 20 read the oassi-
asds and 20 follow their lead
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-08
Mrs. CAIIsTA L. PEIRCE.

Afrs CaLsta L. Peirce died at her
home 215 y. Main ST, shortly after
midnight Wednesday death follow
inE an illness OF five months with
paralysis
Mrs Peirce was born in Stryhor.
O.. July "A. 1874. being u years old
a. the time OF her death She had
lived in this city for the past two
years. having come here from Chi
cago The following children sur
vive. SIrs. Mary Peirce GoobisOn
of this city: r. c. Pierce OF Chicago
and H r. Adams OF Kansas city.
No 4 sister. Florence Peacock %
Chicaco also survives.
The body VIII be- taken 30 Chicago
for burial in Rosehiu cemetery.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-08
DIVISION &
DIVISION \.

Elmer r. Rodgers acted as chair
man az the supper last night o. D..
Coykendals. ir charge Of the came
paign. w NJ Dauner jr- and Dad
Colson were the speakers.
Sec'y I. +. Goodwin OF the boys
department reported a total OF 81
new members after two days Of
campaigning. The standing last
night in this division.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-08
A Mental
Sunshine

You can tear into your work
with Joy IN your heart and
smile on your face If you free
Yourself from the bondage Of
eyestrain.
Defective eyes produce irri-
table nerves-the material from
which Rrouches are made-and
ineficiency.
Have your eyes examined
NOW-that IS the only way you
can determine if glasses are
needed You will not regret II