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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-01

10 FL.

Inning. when Roland Calvin. pitcher
FOR the opposing team. throw over
u speedy ball which is said to have
caught the butter back of the lcf-
car. Young Calvin. whose home in
ON Beverly Street. is reported to DO
on the verge of prostration ,ns a re-
suit OF the mlshap.
BESIDES his parents. the Smith boy,
'eaves three sisters. Mrs. T. G. Rey-.
noids. Mrs. II. w. Creekmore anil
Miss .Thelma Smith. and one brother.
Raymond W. Smith.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-01
4, s,r 2 Publl.h u,.torIcrIDa,u

Miss Louise Nurney Kernodlc Of
III city. Is preparing for publication
shnoRs form historical data pertain
&ztp the cities and counties OF Vir-
H. and West Virginia. Maps ana
SWa OF many OF the places men
SH6 VIII be included in the book,
Will be published prior 10 the
III lila Historical Pageant in May,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-01
IL z. DuIey Bankrunt.

E&SFts r. Dniey, with liabilities Of
f3$Hfid Unknown assets. filed pc
in voluntary bankruptcy IN
states District Court yes,er-
kaact Their Voluntary petition was
ll(fyy Fs g., Hendrick. who has la
OF t7oB and $50 in assets,
MY 5 1ls claims exempt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-01

The jury in llustings Court has
been discharged for the term. Th"
July term Will begin on July 3. when
the grand jury will be called. The
cases Will be set for heas.ng on next
Wednesday and the petit jury VIII
he called on Thursday =.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-01
sunday srhool Gives E.curs,.n.

y moonlight excursion down .hG
James River to Dutch Gap was givcn
last night by the Sunday school
classes OF the iiSnanucs Baptist
Church. The party left the city wharf
at o'clock and returned later in the
evening
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-01
Today and Tonight
In Richmond

Baseball. Richmond VS.. NEWPORT
news Mayo Island Park. 1880
central Trades ana Labor Coun-
en- on War Memorial building con-
tract, II. NJ.
Political meeting. South Rich
mohd Courthouse. s i. NJ
For plays. see 'rheatcr CuIen-
dar' oil editorial page.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-01

Church Fete Proves Popular.
Many Iichnondcrs attended tho
lawn party which was given last
night by the weitzcl class of tho
Grace Covenant Presbyterian Sunday
school OIL the church lawn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-01
Nc, poIIccp,nn 0unI,rl,..

Raymond Bracket, recently ap-
pointed To the police force. qualified
before City Clerk Mcdowell yc.tcr-
day. and enters upon his duties at
once
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-01

VINO played right field on the Taylor
otreet team. was at bat In the NTH
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-01
Unusual Values in
Wornen's
Union Suits

SOC for Regular Sizes.
SOC for Extra Large Sizes.
This has to do with those
delightfully."- cool, light
weight garments that wom-
ell like so well for summer
wear. They have band tops.
built-up shoulders and loose
knees. An excellent article
at a low price.
Floor Two, East.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-08
Mush and Gush
By Phone is not
Love, He States
Notre Dame Instructor Hits
Clowns Who Slobber"
Over Local Girls.

"Any clown can make love, but
It takes a real man to pick a wife. "
That is one Of the pertinent SEN
fences with which the Rev. George
J. MARI. c. S. c., instructor in Latin,
drove home to $500 Notre Dame
students a sermon on courtship
Sunday.
You hear two people mush and
gush over the telephone" said the
speaker. and you can only imagine
how they must slobber over each
other when they are together. They
call that lOve-it's mush.
It's not WI ong for a young man
to kiss his sweetheart but 1t is
wrong TO hold her in a deadly en-
brace from 10 o'clock until mid
night
Women, Born Actresses
You should respect girls as you
do your sister, women as you do
your mother. And you should fear
them as we'll All women are born
actresses. There isn't a college boy
in the country who would resist the
charms Of a winsome daughter Of
Eve If she were accomplished in the
intrigues of her sex"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-08
Indiana and Mlchl6dn News

and former supervisor OF the city. Is
critically I'll at his home in West
Mics
Frank Burt. 1O7 Sycamore St.
and Wayne Palmer. S. Fourth 81
left Monday Br Dixon county.
northern Michigan, where they ex-
pect 20 spend several weeks in deer
hunting. The party viii be joined
in a week by Fire Chief Charles
Rurt. Harry Hoffman and Arthur
Ranft.
The condition 90 Mrs. John Dick
ensou. 602 y Seventh St. who re-
Gently underwent a major operation
a. the University hospital in Ann
ArbOr. IS reported much improved.
Miss Core Eeplne. daughter OF
Mr. end Mrs a. VI. Replne. 1927 Re-
gent St. is III with scarlet fever.
Mrs. r. ". Cook. 12O St. Joseph
av.. has returned from an extended
visit IA NSS York City and Pitts
field. Mass.
Judge r. G.. Morrow, son OF the
late Col Henry Morrow, and a for
mer we'll known Niles resident.
spent the week end with friends in
the city. Judge Morrow's mother
was Miss Isabel Graves Of this city.
a daughter OF William Graves. one
Of the prominent pioneer residents
OF Niles.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-08
URGE RESTOCKING
OF COUNTY LAKES
Berrien County Sportsmen
Suggest Action to Improve
Fishing Grounds"

Special 10 The News-Times.
NILES. Mich. Nov. with the
restocking OF Cas- county streams
with perch fry. wall-eyed pike. and
small mOuthed bass from the Ber-
; rien Springs dam on the st. Joseph
river. Berrien county spOrtsmen are
suggesting that similar action be
taken in regard 10 the streams and
lakes in this county. Recently the
Southern Berrien County Rod and
Gun club placed 40 cans of perch
fry in Barron lake. but sportsmen
say that every stream in the coun-
" Is in need OS restocking.
With the proper activity and
care. Berrien county could be made
one OF the finest fishing grounds IN
southern Michigan" declared one
authority Monday. IL has been sug-
Sested that sportsmen in Berrien
county generally unite in making
county streams famed for their fish.
Earl Elliott, 13s St Joseph av.,
suffered a badly dislocated knee
when struck by an automobile Sat
urday evening.
A voluntary separation agreement
has Just been concluded between Mr..
and Mrs George I. Better, sol St.
oseph av. Mr.. Vetter is a prom
iuent Niles dentist
s. s. Bell. pioneer Niles resident
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-08
HOOSIER FIGHTS
LONE HAND COUP
IN YANK BATTLE
Graphic Story of How Sergt.
Samuel WOOdfill Won
Honor is Revealed.

WASHINGTON. Nov. IT h Q
story OF how a Hoosier fighter, Sergt.
Samuel WoodfuL Belleview. Ind.
performed the daring military feat
that won for him Gen. Pershings
recognition OF one Of the world
greatest heroes" was told 20 the
world today for the first time by
Woodfill himself.
Gen. Pershing discovered that
Woodfill while a Lieutenant in the
Fifth division. A. T. F. performed
acts OF bravery IN the Argonne
forest that entitled him TO the high
est honor.
WoOdfill is now in Washington 10
represent the infantry at the burial
OF the unknown dead veteran on
Armistice day. The story was pro-
cured by special exclusive arrange
ments with the International News
Service. His story is as follows:
Machine Gunners Menace.
As a first lieutenant, / was sent to
the 6Oth Infantry, First division, late
in 1918. Late in August, 1918, the
regiment was relieved in Alsace and
started marching TO St. Mihiel Sec
ton. Our mission having been COM
pleted we proceeded TO BlercouTt,
arriving there Oct. 4.
In the Argonne. while we wern
advancing German machine gunners
and artillery concentrated a heavy
fire on US. Some dropped into shell
holes. was forced TO take cover in
a dummy trench, not deep enough to
hide the pack on my back. They
kept up a heavy string OF fire that
broke over me and puncturing my
raincoat l wrote a farewell note on
the back OF a little photo OF a dear
loved one my wife.
However, the enemy being pushed
by Yank troops. suddenly ceased
firing, At day light, Oct. u, we were
ordered over the top, for combat
reconnaissance. A terrible barrage
forced US to dig in. The enemy wat
entrenched and shrouded by a heavy
fog. / saw the necessity for quick
action, and signalling several men
to follow me I crept by detouring on
a machine gun position.
Slid my rifle forward, raised on
my elbows and killed five gunners
in the pit. Cne enemy gunner at
tempted to retreat. 1 killed him with
my pistol.
I dashed to a cover Of brush and
then ran into a German officer in
hiding. He attempted to disarm me.
I killed him with my automatic.
There was continuous firing. The
enemy had been creeping through
and was sweeping the woods with
fire Having lost control OF my
company in the dense wilderness, I
continued to advance by taking
cover.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-08
QUICK AID SENT
TO NIGHT POLICE
Wife Tells OF Her Husbands EX-
per1ence-Says He Is
Improving.

Since my husband took Pepgen,
his strgenth has increased and his
health abs improved wonderfully. 80
says Mrs. Joseph II. Allen, OF 2SI6
English Avenue. Indianapolis. wife
~ night policeman.
MY husbands chief trouble. be-
fore he took Pepgen. was indiges-
ton. At times, especially after
meals. he suffered from severe
cramps and pains in his stomach.
They were 81 severe they made him
sick As a result OF the indigestion.
ne didn't get much from the food
he ate. He lost strength and finally
got 10 he could hardly do anything.
I'VE had been reading IN the
newspapers Of The good Pepgen was
doing for Indianapolis people and
when a friend recommended this
medicine 20 us. my husband decided
20 Try a. In a short time my nus
hSnd started 20 improve. After that
he got better rapidly. Now. the in
digestion that troubled him before
las been relieved. He has gained
Wtrength and. over a period OF sew
eral months. his weight has in
creased 26 pounds"
Pepgen. the new tonic. has a
beneficial eject upon the entire sys-
tam. II has given relief in hundreds
OF thousands OF cases. Try Pepgen.
Pepgen Is new system tonic
which IS sold and recommended by
leading druggists everywhere: II is
row being specially introduced az
the following drug stores:
Striebel and Stencils.
Central Pharmacy
Bastians Drug store.
Wettick's Drug Store.
Red Cross Pharmacy.
-Advt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-08
NILES ARRANGES
PEACE DAY PLANS
Men of Three Wars to be
Honored in Armistice
Day Program.
fsnecInI to The Neu.-Times1

y
NILES, Mich, Nov. PLANS for
the commemoration OF Armistice
day. Nov. II, are now in progress.
Services will be held in the Metho-
dist Episcopal church at s O'Clock
Friday evening. Mayor Fred y. Bo-
nine presiding. A community chorus
VIII sing and brief addresses will be
made by representative citizens. The
following groups have been invited
% be present in a body: The Amer
lean Legion and all ex-Service men,
the Spanish-Americans soldiers. mem
bers OF the Grand Army of the Re
d. A. r. and American Legion
WOmens auxiliary. The service is
open TO the public
Leo Cussack. charged with lar
ceny By Cecil Pomer0y of Elkhart.
was arrested by South Bend police
on warrant issued by Justice of
the Peace Rowley of Niles. and
brought TO this city by Motorcycle
Policeman Lyle HutsOn. POmeroy
charges that Cussack misappropri-
ated funds due him on the sale OF a
mer 20 the latter.
In a hard-fought contest on the
Garden City ball grounds Saturday.
the Niles football eleven defeated
the st. Joseph squad by a score of
80 to Il. q
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II. Riley. East
lake terrace. are parents OF a son.
born Friday evening.
Action has been started in the
Berrien county circuit court by
Claude w. Gidney Of this city
against the Michigan Central rail-
road. the suit involving freight
claims.
The little son OF Mr.. and Mrs
william Martin. 5O7 y. Third St,
fell while at play Friday and frac-
tured his left forearm
Mr.. and Mrs. George thinner. re-
siding at Barron lake. are parents
of a daughter. born Friday.
The condition OF Thelma Cook
14-year-old daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. G.. s. Cook. 10 Main St. III
with pneumonia. is much improved
Miss Rosabele Moor. who is at
tending Milwaukee DOwner college
spent the week end at her home
here.
Mrs Martha Thomas. Mrs. Harry
Baldwin. and Drew Baldwin OF
KenOsha, Wis, are guests Of Mrs
F. n Bonnie. y. Fourth st.
Miss Lucille Garwood and Howard
Allsopp OF Blue Island, ILL.,. are
guests Of Miss Ruth Long. Reddick
ST
Work on completing the AZ houses
In Eastlake terrace, recently taken
over by the Dodge Bros. Realty Co
Of Detroit. from George w. Shaw and
Frank w. Stresenreuter. Will begin
early next week. The liquidating OF
all claims against the Eastlake
houses is practically completed, ac-
cording TO Burns and Hadseli, who
represent the Dodge Bros. Realty
Co. in this city. Niles contractors
are to have charge Of this compile
ton work.
The Niles high school football
squad will meet the st. Joseph team
at the Garden City ball park Satur-
dav afternoon. Coach Walker has
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-08

made several radical changes in his
lineup, which Il IS hoped may prove
effective against s. Joseph.
Mrs F. NJ Gray OF San Diego,
Calf. is "A guest for a Jew days OF
Mns. J. ID. MilbIrn 5l4 Oak 81.
Later she viii be a guest OF Mrs
Helen Montague. -. Fourth ~.
Mrs. G.. A. Rorler and daughter,
Miss Gladys. have returned from
Rochester. MINI, where the latter
was successfully operated on at the
Mayo Brothers hospital
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-08
NEARLY EVERY INDIANA
MINE AT WORK AGAIN

TERRE HAUTE, Ind. Nov. l.
Reports reaching headquarters Of
No. II. United Mine Workers Of
America Monday showed practical
" every mine in the district had re-
sumed operation following the or
ders issued by District Pres't. John
Hesssler. Saturday and a letter from
Phil H Penna. sec'y OF the Indiana
Bituminous Coal Operators associ-
alton TO the operators advising them
20 continue the check-off system
until prevented from doing so by
court. This action taktn by Pres't.
Hessler and Sec'y Penna followed
Immediately the ruling Of the court
OF appeals at Chicago, which re-
voked the injunction against the
check off issued last week by Judge
A 3. Anderson.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-08

Germany is the only country
which has formally abolished tip
ping
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-08
STATE ELECTION
SHOWS INTEREST
Lew Shank, Benjamin Bose
and DIR. Bunch Seek
Mayoralty Again.

ISDIANAPOLIS, Ind. Nov. -
City election campaigns were
brought 10 a close throughout the
state today
Votes will go 10 al polls in every
Indiana city tomorrow to select
their leaders IN local government
IN only one Michigan city
will the commission manager ticket
be named. This was the only issue
Il government in special election
Lew Shank, republican mayoralty
candidate. whose picturesque career
mas made him known throughout the
nation, plans a striking wind-up TO
his campaign against Boyd VI. Raj
ston. democrat. here tonight.
The Old-time red FIRE. cannon
shooting. steam caLioping rally viii
write another chapter IN the unique
history OF the man who sold food
stuffs from the street corners in an
effort 20 hammer down living costs
during his 1913 administration as
mayor.
Evansville "SIings Mud"
mud-slinging campaign drew TO
close IN Evansville today.
Mayor BENJAMIN Bosses newspa-
per. the Courier. and the Evansville
Journal. supporting Stuart Hopkins.
republican candidate for mayor.
have been bitter IN denunciation or
the aims and aspirations Of each
other
RI. ron,b1fcare have r,aJc ,,,ucy,
NJ the booze conspiracy under
Bosses administration In which
many we're convicted In Federal
Judge Anderson's court. Bose
stand for reelection has been street
improvements, new schools and
more parks.
Bunch at MunCte.
Muncie ~ closing the quletest cam
paign in the city's history with pub
lilo meetings announced by both Of
the opposing parties for tonight.
The whole issue OF the campaign has
been whether DR. Rollin II. Bunch.
once mayor OF Muncie, and sent to
federal prison for alleged misuse Of
the mails while in office. viii be
put back In office.
He IS opposed or the republican
ticket by Or. III. G. Quick, who has
held nc public meetings. Both daily
papers here have kept out OF the
campaign altogether. the Democrat
Post. a weekly, having made the
only fight and Il took a decided
stand against Bunch. Little money
IS being wagered on either candi-
date.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-08
INDIANA MINERS
RETURN TO WORK

TERRB HAUTE. Ind. Nov. T.
Most OF the 10000 Indiana coal
miners who went On strike last week
In protest against Federal Judge
Anderson's Injunction decree abol-
ishing the check off system mainstay
of the Union structure. were report
ed back at work today.
In a message from John l.. Lewis
received by Dist. Pres't Hessler,
coupled with assurances from the
operators that the check off system
would be restored. caused the re-
sumption OF work.
No interruption OF operations Is
anticipated, Il was stated by union
officials. pending outcome OF the re-
hearing on Judge Anderson's decis-
ion of a higher court.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-08

sions We purposely took location of the high
district cut down overhead expense.
See what savings offered in the items listed below
in and look at merchandise make US prove
statements You will be convinced that these statements
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-08
Find Farmers Body

GOSHEN, Nov. THE dead body
OF John W Wenger, "a, son OF
Michael Wenger. a farmer. living
three miles west OF Goshen was
found In barn on the farm Sunday
night 1t ia thought he suffered a
ut while milking cows and falling
face downward In straw smOthered
TO death.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-08
DISCOVER PRISON
IN CITY'S HEART

BELFAST. Nov. An alleged
Sim Fein prison in the heart OF
Belfast was discovered and raided
by the police early today. A man
who has been sentenced TO death
by the Sim Fein was released.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-08
MORE SILVER LAKE BUTTER

The Ferndell is very sorry that
their butter supply last Saturday
was so inadequate. but will continue
the sale for Tuesday and Wednes-
day at 45c. 410-S
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-03
G0ULETT-PIANI MATCH
Meet In Mile Sprint at Drome Here
Tomorrow

Alfred Goullett. American sprin,
bike rider, upset the dope last week
when he defeated Orlando Piani,
ltaly's champion, in an extra heat to
decide the winner of an alternant race
after they had finished in Il tie Be
cause OF this surprise Goullett and
liani have been signed up to appear in
q match race tomorrow night at the
Point Breeze Nelodrome. the winner OF
two out of three one-mile heats to be
the victor.
The defeat of Piani by Goullett was
only the second time the former was
beaten this season on the local track.
iie lost to Willie Spencer. but Piani
beat him in two other match races.
On the same program tomorrow night
the philadelphia Thousand Dollar
race. with four starters, will be run
off. This event is to be an hour grind
with Vincent Maddona. of Italy: Jules
NiHucl. of France; Frank Cory, OF
Australia, and Clarence Carman, OF
America. as the starters.
All Of this quartet has been riding
the distance events in form of late, cS.
pecially MaddOna, and the Italian is
picked fav0ritc for tomorrow night y
lace. NiucCn2O won Il lot of prestige
last week when he defeated Curmun in
q fifty mile match race.
Several amateur and Cass Il pro
fcsSional sprint events will be decided
in the early races. including hanG!caps
and match numbers.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-03
NewbOys Will His Bout With Benny

aker Thompson, Of the United States
District Court; Judge Rogers, Jud dge
Patterson, Judge Henderson, Judge
Knowles and ex-Judge Porter, Of the
Philadelphia Courts; District Attor :
ney Samuel +. Rotan. Jules Mast:
baum, Richard Weglein, president OF
City Council; Harry G. MCDevitt, sec.
retary to the Governor; Lieutenant
Governor r. r. Beidelman. Judge Will
liam Butler. Jr. and Judge J. Frank
Il. Hause, Of the Chester County Court
and other well-known persons in pub
lie life, who are interested in golf.
The course has been laid out by
A. II. Findlay, of Philadelphia. 1t is
located two and half miles north :
west Of Coatesville on fine road and
Is surrounded by large lake.
Since April ! last the club members
have been playing on five very fair TEN
porary holes and the entire City OF
Coatesville has been inoCulatcd "for
keeps" with the golf bug. Parkesburg
and Downingtown are strongly repre-
sented in the clubs membership. Horace
A. Beale, president Of the Parkesburg
Iron Co., and Guyon Miller, president
Of the Downinstown Manufacturing
Co., being members Of the Board OF
Governors. Mr.. Beale's name is M =
ton wide as promoter Of high clnss
sports. Golf is new to him, but he Is
taking a keen interest in it,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-03
LOCAL OARSMEN LEAVE
FOR NATIONAL REGAT IA
More Than Thirty In Party That
viii Compete In Buffalo Event


Oarsmen from the vesper, Undine
md Malta Boat Clubs left here last
night for Buffalo, where the national
regatta will be rowed Friday and Sat-
urday Of this week.
More than thirty local scullers board
cd the train for the Bison City, where
thew are to meet Jack Kelly and the
other men who competed in the Cana
dian regatta. u.
members of the intermediate eignt-
cared she'll, which will be stroked by
Hanna. This eight, which, won lts
;unior honors in the Schuylkill Navy
yegatta in June, will meet fast field
Of crews. =,
lin Reagan, who will row with Paul
Costello. Sam Moorehead and Jack
Kelly in the Vespers' senior quadruple
sculls. was also in last nights party,
the other members Of the crew being
in Buffalo.
Instead of Joe Nolan and Pau
Sbnfer, representing the Malta BOAT
Club in intermediate doubles, a last
minute change was made, and Sherman
and Nolan will row. The Nespers also
have an intermediate double entered
consisting of Kent Myers and Jack
Costello. :,
John Blessing, Jr., of the Undint
Barge Club, entered in intermediate
singles, was also in the party. Henry
Penn Burke, president of the Malta
Boat Club. and Charles w. Preisen
dapz, of the Fairmount Rowing Asso-
citation, also left.