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Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-12-31
Houses STAY Empty

BEACONTREE. England.-Sever-
al hundred houses have been COM
pleted here, but they cannot be &C.
cupied until difficulties in regard to
the drainage are Strengthened out.
Many prospective tenants are wait
ing TO rent the homes.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-12-31
DE-: BS SPENDS DAY
RESTING At HOME

TERRE HAUTE, Ind. Dec. 30
Eugene Y. Debs, socialist leader,
paroled several days ago from led
eral prison, was resting at his home
here today, following a rousing
Homecoming celebration rendered
him last night by thousands of his
followers and fellow townspeople.
Relatives announced that for the
next few days Mr.. Debs would prob
ably remain in the seclusion of his
home.
Debs arrived here last night and
was met at the station by a crowd
estimated at between 10000 and 49,
900 persons, who formed a parade
and escorted him to his home, where
he responded to the greeting with
a short address, Persons in the big
crowd which formed about the Debs
home We're bedecked with red hats,
carrying brands of red fire and large
placardS in flaming red colOrs.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-12-31
HARDING is COMMENDED
MORE THAN CRITICIZED

WASHINGTON, Dec. 3O.-Mes-
sages arriving at the White House,
commencing President Harding for
releasing Eugene V. Debs are twice
as numerous as those criticizing
the action, it was learned today.
Several American legion posts are
among those disappearing of the
release of Debs, it was stated.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-12-31
$500 Reward on Time

BIRMINGHAM. Enaland.-Joseph
Sedgely, out Of work, found a pearl
necklace. He received reward Of
$500. - I.----.-----.-.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-12-31
THREE YOUTHS HELD
IN CUTTING AFFAIR

Thursday at police headquarters on
suspicion Of connection with the cut
ting of p. j. Brunson, q newsboy,
the previous evening at Broad and
Marietta streets. Brunson, cut in
the throat and his iugular vein part
ty severed, is at the Grady hospital,
With bare lance for life, accord
ing to the doctors, after the wound
had been surgically treated and a
saline infusion given to replace the
blood he had lost.
Thomas Owl, nineteen years old, is
the boy suspected of cutting Brun-
son. The police say they have wit
nesses who will say that he did it.
The others held are Lloyd j. Turk
twenty-one. of Reading, Pa, and
Herbert Turner, twenty-one. They
appear to have been with Owl and
ran after the cutting
According to the story the police
have, an alteration took place be-
tween Owl and Brunson at the
American Res lie Mission about sup
perfume and a fight followed, in
which Owl received a black eye and
other marks.
Owls own story of the cutting is
SAAoS A1O "Clo Nct1hlIlS uOWu the
street with a big man, who went
up to Brunson and cut him.
Brunson says he was watching
the demonstration Of a razor-strop
preparation when he felt an arm slip
over his shoulder and the1. a slash
at his throat.
BULLET NARROWLY
MISSES WATCHMAN
J. W. Butler, the Waterman at the
White Provision company plant IN
the stockyards, narrowly escaped Sc
rious injury Wednesday morning
about o'clock, when a bullet fired
into the room where he was stand
ing passed near him and buried it
self in the, opposite wall. A brick
was thrown through the window Just
before the shot was fired, he said.
Mr.. Butler was in a Dom in the
rear of the plant. Officials of the
company on Thursday were unable
to ASSIGN "nv motive for the at
tempted shooting. They said no
money was kept at the plant.
WATCHMEN REPORTED
IN BETTER CONDITION
J. w. Fuller, the night-watchmar
at the plant Of the Tennessee Chemi
cal company, beaten unconscious
and robbed early Wednesday morn
ing, was reported Thursday as in
somewhat improved condition at the
Grady hospital.
Fuller's skull was fractured by
blows with an iron pipe He was
said to have rested fairly well Wed
nesday night and to be partly con
scious Thursday morning. He is SO
years old and has a wife and several
children. He lives on Tilden street,
near Howell station.
VICTIM OF BANDIT
DIES OF WOUND
Mr.. Edward L. Blair, 419 Peters
street, shot down early Sunday
morning while graphing with BAN
dit in his yard, died Wednesday
afternoon at a private saintarium.
Mr.. Blair is survived by his wife;
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. I. N. Blair
four sons, Charles, Clarence, John
and William; two sisters. Mrs.
Frank Anderson and Mrs. Black,
and a brother, John Blair.
The body was taken to Harry G.
Poole's chapel, pending the an
nouncement of funeral arrange
ments.
No arrests in the case had beer
announced Thursday morning by the
police.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-12-31
WAVE OF LAWLESSNESS
CONTINUES IN ATLANTA

A series of killings, shootings and
hold-ups that approXimates an cpl
demic of crime continues to mark the
holiday season in Atlanta.
The latest demonstration of law
lessness was staged Thursday night
when a negro bandit was foiled in an
attempt to waylay a special govern
ment messenger carrying United
States mail. After the bandit had at
tempted to halt the messenger, who
was riding a bicycle, fusillade of
revolver shots ended with the escape
OF the assailant
j. r. Satterfield, former Albanian,
shot his brother-in-law, Robert
Henry Hart. in the back Tuesday
night, killing him almost instantly.
A dispute over Harris administra-
ton of family estate is assigned as
the cause. Satterfeld escaped and
Wednesday night delivered a letter
to The Journal defending his action
and threatening to remain "close
enough to strike again.
The Peachtree street bandit who
robbed Five Points jewelry store
OF a valuable diamond, killing a
private detective and seriously
Woundng Is. Graham West, promi-
nent city official, is still at large.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-12-31
Z H@&A-N III -At IOlISI IELI1U
FOR KILLING YOUNGSTER

A Cobb county coroner's jury at
-austeli Thursday afternoon recon-
mended that Herbert Saul, eighteen,
OF 20l South Pryor street, Atlanta.
alleged driver of the automobile
which ran down and killed William
=. Walker, Jr.. eleven-year-old son
of Mr.. and Mrs. W. C Walker, of
Austell, on the Austell-Mableton
highway Wednesday, be held with
out bond pending the action Of the
grand jury on charge of murder.
saul is now in the Cobb county
9ali. Reggie Moss and Rex Moss,
twin brothers. of Middleton, are held
III default of $1,000 bonds as mate.
nal witnesses.
Saul was arrested in Atlanta Wed
nesday night by City Detectives J
IL. Mcdaniel and S. E. Woodson, aft
err the Moss brothers We're arrested
IN Middleton a short time after the
accident by Deputy Sheriff 7. NJ.
Landers. of Cobb county.
The victim was nephew of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Peoples, 719 Pied
mont avenue, Atlanta, and it will
be at their home that the funeral
will be held Friday afternoon at
2 O'Clock. Rev. W. w. Memminger,
rector of All Saints church, will
officiate, and interment will be in
West View cemetery, with Harry
G. Poole in charge.
He is survived by his parents; one
brother, Owen Walker: one sister,
Mrs. Frank Elrod. Jr.. of Decatur,
and his grandmother, Mrs. Catherine
Owen.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-19
PREMIER SHOW OF
STYLES WILL OPEN
HERE WITH SMASH
Three Days Remain Until Big
Event-Chicago Models
Arrive Here Friday.

Three days more and then the Big
Show. Mishawaka's first annual STYLE
and Fashion Show. Misha waka mer-
chants have put on long trousers. so
10 speak, and the mercantile inter
ests have graduated into the Big
Town class.
No incipient effort for Mishawaka's
premier style show. but a well or
gained and well planned exhibit OF
merchandise. an extraordinary ois-
play OF beautiful models imported
from Chicago for the express occa-
sion-gOwns, suits, wraps, millinery,
blOuses, furs. shoes and jewelry-in
an asortment which, even for a city
OF the first class, viii be amazingly
extensive.
Even the most fasidious woman
will be able TO satisfy her most ex-
acting fashion and style desires, so
varied will be the display at Mish-
awaka's first style and fashion show,
officials stated yesterday.
Nothing has been left undone TO
acquaint Mishawaka residents with
the coming event. Big posters are
in evidence all over the city. A
mammoth banner is hung outside
the Century theater announcing the
style festival.
Merchants are busy as bees open
ing big packing cases that just bulge
with new merchandise. The wires
between Mishawaka and Chicago,
New York and other wholesale points
have b .en kept hot with the result
that the new styles will be shown
mere almost as quickly as in New
York
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-19
BUNGALOWS
s.. 10000 including lot.

$. 1000 including lot.
Why invest your money I'm an old house
and have a repair bill staring you in
the face 10 start with, when you can
move into a new home ar a much bet
ter price
GO out and look over the houses for sale
IN south Bend and Mishawaka for 81
$1,000 90 S3,So000. and then come and
see what we will build for you for So
200O0-no comparison at all.
Watch your home being built. see how
the work Is done and What kind Of ma
terial goes into IT, Wen get YOU into
your home long before cold weather
sets 10. no need 10 worry about thar.
We are building these homes in Middle
boro addition, Lincoln Way West. next
20 SpringbroOk PARK, on a double car
line and In the most rapid growing
section or the city.
these bungalows have living room. din
ing room. kitchen, two bed rooms and
bath room. fun basement with concrete
floor and walls. inside cellar way
kitchen chimney, wiring complete: Wa
ter supply, painted two coats outside
three Inside )color To be selected by
purchaser: outer walls sheeung paper
and siding. inner walls lath and plas-
ter; cedar single roof
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-19
RISH CHARGED WITH
BEATING HIS WIFE

William Rish, A years old. a
world war veteran. was arrestd Sun
day night on a charge of assault
and battery and was released on a
500 cash bond for his appearance
before Judge Feig today He was
arrested on the complaint OF his
wife. Hannah Rish, who swears that
he did unlawfully touch and beat
her
Charles Fawlbush, SOC E. Broad
way, was arrested late Saturday
night on a charge of speeding on
Lincoln way. He will also be ar
raigned today.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-19

u is going 20 require hard work
on the part OF the people OF Misha-
waka who do the work 90 realize
what we have already prophecied.
We prophets seem 20 be from two 20
six centuries ahead OF the workers.
Every man must be captain OF his
own SOUL" says a Des Moines minis
ter Wen. there is many man who
would not command even his own
soul unless he could be colonel OF IT.
A New York teacher says music IS
as essential 20 the home as cooking
and sewing We have no doubt that
T. II. Ronald viii agree with her.
but she wasn't talking % a hungry
man with three buttons of his pants
and d.aphanous fragile in the
rear.
Virginia Lee. engaged 20 II in
London. came home and married a
Boston man At the last moment
her mind turned lovingly 20 pork and
beans. a most important considera-
ton.
Another reason why freckles win
out in love affairs is. nobody doubts
their Renuineness while calcimine
gives itself away.
The year has reached the point
where n you hear a turkey gobble
you at least stop and give It the o. o.
The several thousand Mishawaka
school children have returned to
school and the fall bridge season
has commenced.
Lester Hurwich has added another
list Of features 70 his monthly mag
azine and various other interesting
pages. Lester has supreme conf
dence I'm advertising in an up-to-date
magazine or newspaper, and expects
20 stay in the game as long as ne
lives. which might oe expected Of one
with such brilliant attainments
The presidents laugh over the
achievements Of congress is a stage
laugh which means a metallic ha-
cackle or CONFUSION. l. lacks the
thrill throb or tiullation Of even a
dry grin. just like Charlie DOolittle's
when he is discussing the forthcom-
ing municipal election.
a Chicago woman wants di-
vorce because her husband hugs and
kisses her too much. We fancy
there are women IN Chicago who Will
not let that dsh get away when the
courts shall have disengaged him.
Nine men out Of 10 who marry
think they are getting a cook. Well
eight men out Of 10 who marry are
not very long in finding out they
have another think coming.
A Chicago judge has Endorsed Jazz.
He evidently believes that music
must not only have power TO soothe
the savage breast but to make the
savage wiggle, too.
we wonder if Wen be allowed to
exhibit our OId-fashioned and
thread-bare trousers at the Misha-
waka style show?
Charlie Chaplin is receiving a
great reception in England. Verify.
the farf'ung custard points the path
way 90 glory.
The season is about at hand when
"a million barrels of apples are TO
rot in the middle west for lack of
markets. while the town folks are
paying from % Z cents apiece for
good apples from the far west.
Dear reader. II YOU aren't wearing
A woman's ability as a debater is
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-19
News of MiShaWaka
MAN IN THE STREET

Ia Bill Dodge button you're only halt
dressed.
In New Jersey bathing women will
take their rolled stockings rights TO
the highest courts why not have
women officers 10 pass upon the al
most nude forms OF the male freaks
who strut on the bathing beaches
during the hot weather?
London fashionable women are
now trying out cigars and pipes. The
manufactures who selects the most
attractive bands and uses the dain-
test boxes will get this trade.
We need cargoes as well as en-
barsoes." says the washington Post
in a rhythmical outburst Of economic
idiocy. Embargoes are the preventa-
tive OF cargOes.
OF course, when unemployment
grows out OF the disinclination OF
man to work for 81, IS. 80 or SO a
day, our sympathy goes out TO the
hungry Armenians or 10 the Rus
sian babies.
Gary. Ind. reports Fatty" Ar
buckle in a Liberty film. san Fran
cisco reports him in Jail. His latest
picture viii be found in the rogues'
gallery.
Norway's new law allows only IA
per cent in liquor. Fourteen per
cent is not kick at all. but merely
a gentle shove, so the experts tell US.
As we understand it. the vets are
ready TO agree that life is not all
Deer and skittles. and they are now
willing 10 give up the skittles If that
will conciliate the drys.
The trouble with Mr.. Bryan's plan
is. if ne should eject from the demo-
cratic party all the elements he
hates, we'd have no carrying group,
but merely a few squads of wayside
Drawlers.
Peace does not boast all the glory
and oratory Of war, but it is more
prolific Of pensions. pap, privilege,
punk. pinle and pOodles.
Columnists take a gloomy view Of
the fate Of knickerbockers as a pop
ular street attire for women since
they are too sensible TO become styl-
ish. There is something 10 that.
We don't think much Of the bur
glar proof couch, designed TO pre-
vent a man from hiding beneath.
One objection is that burglars do
not hide under beds: second, women
must have something to look under.
II is said a farmer had>a hog
weighing 500 pounds which he ex-
hibited at the fair last week. AS no
NIishaw aka or South BEND landlord
entered the contest, the animal took
the blue ribbon. medal and cash
premiums.
TIE Chicago carpenters do not Like
the lands award Of 81 an hour. so
tn prefer 10 remain idle. Unem-
p, )yment has some strange phases,
hasn't il?
A Mishawaka wife complains that
her husband ropes her TO his arms
when he retires at night to be sure
she doesn't run away. Handing over
the weekly pay envelope is a strong
er tie than a rope.
If it should prove that Marconi
has esta blished communication with
Mars. the first thing that the folks
Will want TO know is whether the X.
& S. brewery is running.
If YOU have nothing else 10 do. set
up a straw man and knock him
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-19
BIRTH OF DAUGHTER.

A daughter was born TO Mr.. and
Mrs. George Wachs. $40 w. Sixth
ST. at st. Joseph's maternity hos
pital Saturday night. Mrs wachs
was formerly Miss Mary Carroll.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-19

IS soOthed their nerves before and
after battles with cigarettes. 80 does
Lon Clancy playing the part Of
Blizzard. king OF the underworld.
In the new Goldwyn picture. THE
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-19

Penalty" which shows az the Linz
coin theater Tuesday and Wednes-
day. find some ease from the terrific
strain ne Is under Clancy PLAYS the
part - = man whose L.Es have boon
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-19

Bill Dodge. as he is Familiarity
known to all Mishawakans, was born
in Mishawaka March 90, 1892, and
will be 80 years old his next birth
day. From the time o. finishing the
sixth grade at the local schools until
the present he has taken a warm
and friendly interest in the city Of
his birth, and there are few citizens
who do not know him as one Of the
''whitest" boys that ever called
Mishawaka his home. When he was
nine years old he left to attend
boarding school in connection with
Cornell university, from which in
stitution he graduated in law with
the degree of LII. B.
November 26. 1915. he was mar
ried TO Doris Keeney, of Warsaw,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-19

y. Y, one Of the most charming
women in Mishawaka They have
two children. Doris, daughter, five
years old, and BILL" Sd, three years
old
Among the many important posi-
tons held by Mr.. Dodge at the pres
ent time are: General manager of
the National Veneer Products Co.,
director of the Dodge Manufacturing
Co, vice president of the Baggage
Manufacturing association, member
of the Rotary club. the South Bend
Country club. the Miami Country
club, and several other important
commercial and social organizations.
Mr.. Dodge is a candidate for the
mayOralty at the November election
and his numerous friends are work
mig hard for him.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-19
VISIT RELATIVES.

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Sharley have
gone to Laporte to spend a week
with relatives
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-19
CAN YOU BEAT IT7

II this type OF house Is not suitable To-
your requirements. we can build any
other type OF house you wish
These houses are built correctly. and OF
nrst grade materials. We have several
houses under construction which We
would be glad 20 show YOU. Call az
our office and talk this proposition
over. a small payment down, and
balance SSooo per month including in
tereSt
Liberty bonds accepted on down pay
ment az face value up 20 $4,000
Come out sunday and see them going IN.
MYERS LONG & HUTTON
Lincoln 6624 Room Orpheum Theater
Bldg lupstairsl over Orpheum theater.
open evenings Z TO 2, sunday Q TO
il q. m.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-19
MiShazUaka Classified


A NUMBER OF LAND CONTRACTS-
Ranging from $1,000 10 5000. bearing
Trc interest for sale; owner will guar
antee the payments on any Of these
contracts. Colpaert Realty Corpora
tion 1865 Lincoln Way W. Phone
NlShawaka ISL. 17tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-19

the distance covered being 1873 miles
in SO hours - of actual swimming
time. And when she reached the
city she found that the price Of liver
hadn't fallen a cent because of her
stunt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-19

Lawrence St. $500 Colpaert Realty
Corporation. 1865 Lincoln Way W.
17tf
FOR SALE, EIGHT ROOM HOUSES
ROOMS and bath on y. st. Louis st.
South Bend: alley lot with barn; So
80. Phone 100. Stark Realty Co.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-19
MYERs-LoNG & HUTTON
Lots For sale

STRICTLY MODERN seven room house.
steam heat. desirable location On pay
meuts 5000 Colpaert Realty Corp
1865 Lincoln Way w. 17tf
SIN ROOM BI-NGALOW-For sale: also
barn and out buildings; ali in good
condition. good locality. Bargain N
taken az once L. G. Sherrick, Nil
burn Hotel. Mishawaka. 1918
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-19

Mishawaka COmmandery No. 5f,K.T
Called meeting Monday evening at
1880. Work in temple
julius Newman, Com.
Homer NJ. Baron, Rec.
Advertisement.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-19

LINCOLN.
Just as the soldiers in the trench
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-19

down, but do not expect everybody
else to think you are saving the
country.
It is said that the English Ian
guage adds 5000 words a year. We
Americans probably invent that
many words a year, it being much
easier 10 coin words than TO make
corn crop.
After having paid your income tax
without fear Of rebuke from the in
ternal revenue collector, you can an
fticipate the Belgian bazaar and the
glorious Thanksgiving that precedes
the next seance.
The South Bend newspapers print
ed a lot of news about the fair of
last week, but didn't say how the
cider was.
Incompatibility is given as the
cause of half the divorces in Switzer-
land. Income inability is the chief
trouble in the United States.
Kansas City is being redeemed.
| The Star boasts that from February
| TO September there have been only
! % murders in the city. as against 25
murders for the same period last
] year. Has the town reformed. or are
the men not shooting quite so
/ straight?
Marconi says the radio MESA &c
from Mars came 10 his yacht Has
Mr.. Haynes officially inspected the
/ Marconi Yacht yet?
1t is said there are 500. 900 women
and girls jobless in the United States
But judging by the marriage license
| demand. this number is steadily de-
/ creasing. The girl who marries gets
a job.
A Danish woman swan from Al
lbany 70 New York CITY i'm six DAYS
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-19

The South Bend newspapers print
ed a lot of news about the fair of
last week, but didn't say how the
cider was.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-19

Incompatibility is given as the
cause Of half the divorces in Switzer-
land. Income inability is the chief
trouble in the United States.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-19

Marconi says the radio MESA e
from Mars came TO his yacht Has
Mr.. Haynes officially inspected the
Marconi Yacht yet?
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-19

A Danish woman swan from Al
hanv 20 New York CITY I'm six davs-
Washington Journal., 1921-09-09
grOt fir llbrenrcinisnns.

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8orliebe sur Geiniglilg gemiiier
Artifel benllet miro, ni6t nur
in einem GotfaQ, ionc.rn regelmG.
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neutrality-suspicious., melde nid)ts
nit Rabrutgsomeden 5u tim baben
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Nabrungsmittel berbalten 0%iirftcn.
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reinigte Saidenltbr 81 BADEN, Die
Elm gutes Stiif @rot elien 81 fon-
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