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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-09
SHANK BURIES
OPPONENT BY
10000 VOTES
Republican Candidate for
Mayor of Indianapolis Gets
Big Majority.
CONTINUED from page one)


ton, Frank G. Thompson, democrat;
bloomington, John G. Harris. demo-
crat; Brazil. William Strobel, demo-
crat; Clinton, NJ. j. Tucker, demo-
crat; Columbus, r. A. Tucker, dem
ocrat: Elkhart, c. Frank Leader.
democrat: Frankfort. Robert l..
Keen, democrat; Franklin, Harry c.
Hougham, republican: Greencastle,
Charles S. Zers, republican; Green's
burg, Myron Jenkins, republican:
Goshen, George H. Rimpler, demo-
crat; Gas City, Cal Taylor, independ-
ent; Gary, r. o. Johnson, republ-
can; Hartford City, John McGlagh.
democrat; Kokomo, Barnabas c.
Moon, democrat; Kendallville, Ulys-
ses c. Brouse, republican; Rensse-
laer, A. w. Stockton, republican;
Rushville, Walter Thomas, demo-
crat; Richmond. Laurence Handley
democrat; Shelbyville, Lee b. Hoop,
democrat; Veedersburg. ]. S. Reck-
lest, republican; Lebanon, Clyde
Walker, democrat; Laporte, Herman
w. Sallwesser, democrat; Mishawa-
ka, w. w. Dodge, democrat; Madi-
son, Edward Edkert. republican;
Marion, J. NJ. Wallace, democrat;
Noblesville, Horace Brown, repub-
lican; Peru, Charles Simons, demo-
crat; Princeton, Charles Neimer,
democrat; Winchester, Oran T. Ross,
republican; Wabash, James Wilson,
democrat; Hammond. Dan Brown,
democrat.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-09
PARTY LEADERS
AIM TO RAILROAD
INCOME TAX BILL
May Force Measure to Con-
ference Without Instruc-
tons to Managers.
CONTINUED from page one)

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insurgents would be successful re-
manned to be decided.
If the negotiations started Tues
day terminate without an agreement
the leaders plan to bring in a rule
to force the bill tocOnference with
out instructions TO the managers.
Prepare For Fight.
In that event the republican I'm
surgentS'' and the democrats are
prepared TO make a fight on the
rule. Losing in that, they say they
still will be In a position to renew
the fight when the house managers
ask for instructions.
House leaders are understood to
be ready to accept a compromise on
the surtax rate at an increase of APP
proximately eight per cent over the
232 per cent minimum fixed in the
bill as it passed the house. Majority
leaders in the senate also look for
ward to a compromise at around
40 per cent.
Ready Next Week.
Chairman Penrose of the senate
finance committee said Tuesday he
expected the bill to be ready for the
president next week.
Treasury experts completed Tues
day their estimates as to the revenue
which would be yielded by the sen
ate bill. The total for this year was
placed at S3,242,75O,0 as compar-
ed with s3,45O,OOO,OOO under exist
ing law; that for the next fiscal
year at $2.717,2SO, 600 and that for
the calendar year 1923 at $2.726,-
100000. statement prepared by
the experts and made public Tues
day showed improvements in the
bill that were quite as important as
the reductions in specific taxes.
Farmers. miners and others who
realize capital gains, which in large
majority of cases have been accru-
ing through a period of years. will
be permitted TO close their deals and
take their profits, without fear OF a
tax unfairly made prohibitive by tax
ing as a lump sum, in one year. pro-
fits which have been farned over a
series of years.
The compulsory conversion OF
property into cash through fire.
shipwreck and the like, will no long
err be held to result in taxable gain
when the tax payer in good faith In
yests the proceeds of the CONVEX
son in similar property and goes on
conducting business, as it were al
the old stand.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-09
you AND CO."

What's the use OF going 4
alone-buying and selling. filing
all the needs of your everyday
life. without guidance and help
When you have the coopsra-
ton Of the city's clearing house
Of supply and demand. The News
Times classified section. at your
Gallo
Here you have a purchasing
agent. a salesman, a real estate
or automobile man-all your own
who viii tell you every day
where you can buy or sell any
thing 70 the best advantage.
No matter what you want
business service. house furnish
ings. a place 20 live. a better po-
sitiOn-let your business repre-
sentative - The News Tines
trustworthy CLASSIFIED section
help you 20 get a.
And when YOU have an orsr
20 make OF II YOU need some
thing that's not advertised. call
Main 210o and ask for an Ad-
taker.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-09
MOON AHEAD AT KOKOMO.

KOKOMO. Ind. Nov s.-Returns
from % out OF 81 precincts indicate
that Barnabas c. Moon. democrat
lawyer has been elected mayor Of
Kokomo By a margin OF 1000 votes
over omar r. Brown. republican
Socialists polled a heavy vote, elect
ing one mesnbe 10 the council. Re
publicans made a sweep Of all other
Offices
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-09
HOSEY IS ELECTED
FORT WAYNE MAYOR
Herman S. Sallwasser Elected
Mayor by Majority
of 700.

FORT WAYNE. Ind. Nov s.
Upon the basis Of official returns
from As out of AZ precincts, William
J. HOsey, democrat, was elected
mayor of Fort Wayne for the third
time.
With but two more precincts to
hear from, HOsey's lead over DR..
G. w. Gillie, republican. was placed
at 1876. the total being Hosey a.
277; Gilie, 1901.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-09
Ward 3, Precinct =.

Bilinski. d. 65, Seebirt, r.
500: city clerk-NEonroe, d. 12S, Nj
car. r. 232: city judge-Peak, d. SO.
Du Comb. r, 274; councilman
Baumbach. d. TT. Hugg. r. PTS;
councilman-at-large-Bailey d. IS
Erier. ?. 2S2; Kus. d, II Hardman.
r. PSI. wentland. d. 90, Hutchinson,
?. ass.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-09
Ward 4. Precinct =.

Mayor-Biltnski d, IA, Seebirt, r,
BOT: city clerk-Monroe d, 215, Nj
car, r. 230; city judge-Peak, d, 1873,
Du Comb. r, 277; councilman
Koehler. d. 1O5. Thornton, r. $685.;
at-large-Bailey, d. $50,
Erler. T. 279: Kus. d. 14S. Hardman,
r. 2s2; wentland, d, 143. Hutchinson,
r. 2Ss.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-09

"'~sti 4. I2s. Seebirt. r.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-09
REPUBLICAN LEADS
IN LOUISVILLE RACE

LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov. s.-Of-
fetal returns from 205 out OF 379
precincts IN Louisville indicate the ell
ection OF Houston Quinn, republi-
can as mayor OF Louisville. Quinn
has a lead Of 5,46S over Harris,
democrat
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-09
RIMPLER, DEMOCRAT,
MADE GOSHEN MAYOR

GOSHEN, Ind, Nov. S.-George
II. RimDler, democrat, formerly may
or, city clerk and county clerk, was
Tuesday elected mayor by 81 votes.
over Nathan w. Marrow, repubi-
can.
Charles II. CrOwen, republican,
was elected city clerk.
The council stands six republi-
cans. Elmer Culp. Elmer Z. Shoup,
Peter r. White. Harry p. Latta,
Frank D. Foulks and Leroy I. Bak-
er, and one democrat, Ora Bigler.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-09

Mayor-Biinsl. d. SIS, Seebirt, r,
314: city clerk-Monroe d. 15S. Nj
car. r-23S; city judge-Peak, d, III,
Du Comb. p. 2SS; councilman
Baumbach. d. 1O9; Hugs. T. PSI;
councilman at-large-Bailey d, 100,
Erler. r. 2ss: Kus. d. 50: Hardman.
r. 291: Wentlsnd d. 100. Hutciiin-
son. Z. ass.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-09
NEW CASTLE ELECTS
REPUBLICAN MAYOR

NEW CASTLE, Nov. S.-John II.
Morris. republican. was elected
mayor here. defeating Strod Hays,
democrat, by a majority Of 200 APP
proximately 1000 votes were cast.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-09
puRGAN LAFAYETTE MAYOR.

LAFAY ETTE, Ind, Nov. s.-Com-
plete unofficial returns from the 81
precincts in this city show George
r. Durgan, democrat, was reelected
mayor of this city. His total vote
was 6193. Baxter, republican, poll
ed 5543 votes. The remainder Of
the republican ticket, however, in
GLIDING a majority in the city coun-
ell. and the city clerk and city Judge
was elected.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-09
MUNCIE DEMOCRATS
CONCFDE ELECTION

NUNCIE. Nov. S.-The democratic
city chairman has conceded the cleo
ton Of DR. John c. Quick, republ-
can. for mayor and the entire repub-
ucan ticket with the exception Of two
ward counAlmen.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-09
Irish Lnminaf-ieS
Shoe Their Stuff
To East:s Critics
Continued from page one)

NCOuuUueu from page O0el
American prospect with Johnny Mo-
hardt. Chef Wynne. Capt. Anderson
and Buck Shaw as possibilities. Mo-
hardt's interference left him fiat be-
hind the line today and mis- failure
to flash sensational runs has dis
counted his opportunity to come
through on the mythical teams.
Paul Cashier circled the Rutgers
right end for the first touchdown
on the first play after the kickoff
and Chef Wynne followed a few
minutes later with a 45 yard dash
for a touchdown. Cashier kicked
a field goal late in the quarter. Rut-
gers held in the second period I'M
til the quarter was nearly over when
Rodger Kiley took a pass from Mo-
hardt and ran for a marker.
In the second half NOtre Dame
threw a furry of short passes at
the Scarlet which ran the
ball the length of the field with No
hardt passing to Kiley and Eddie
Anderson. The latter going over
for the score ball to the Scarlet one
yard line as the quarter ended and
Cashier took the bali on the first
play in the fourth period. Desch
continued his sensational running in
the following plays and carried the
ball over for the last touchdown on
As yard run past the Rutgers
right end.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-09

KOKOMO, Ind, Nov. S.-Ten pre-
cincts out of "a give for mayor:
Brown. republican, 9O2; Moon, dem
ocrat, $50; Martin, socialist, 697.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-09
DENIS IN Ar LAFAYETTE

LAFAYETTE, Ind, Nov. S.-Thir-
teen precincts out Of 81 give Dur
ingan, democrat, for mayor 2,432;
Baxter, republican, 1914.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-09
HANDLEY tDENf3 AT RICHMOND

RICHMOND Ind, Nov. 8.-Twen-
ty-two precincts out Of 81 for may
or give: Bescher, republican. 1854;
Handley, democrat, 34O4.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-09
FAUIT FTWOOD MAYOR

ELWOOD, Ind, Nov. 9.-W. A
Fault. republican. was elected mayor
today by a majority of IA votes.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-09
SLOAN WARsAw,s MAYOR.

WARSAW, IL, Nov. S.-John W.
Sloan. republican, was elected may
or here. There was no opposition
ticket in the field.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-09
HORNS LEADS ATT ANDERSON

ANDERSON, Ind, Nov. s.-Com-
plete officials returns give Blanch-
ard J. Horns. republican, for mayor
394 over J. H. Mellett, democrat,
who sought a third term.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-09
WINS AT LoGANsPORT

LOGANSPORT, Ind, Nov. s.
Nine Official precincts for mayor
give Guthrie. democrat, 1,717; Stew
art. republican. 1,543.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-09

1873; city clerk-Monroe d, 147,
Near, r. 1885, city Judge-Peak. d,
141, Du Comb. r. 1874; councilman
Mccarthy, d, 137. Kelly, T, 1853;
t-large-Baney. d, 125,
Erler, T, I6F; Kus. d, III, Hard
man, r. 173; Wentland. d. 121, Hut
Crimson, T, 172
Ward 3, Precinct 3.
Mayor-Eilinski. d, 100. Seebirt. r.
1874; city clerk-Monroe, d, 124,
Near. r. LOG; city judge-Peak, q,
11s, Du Comb, T, III; councilman
Mccarthy, d, 107, Kelly, r, 10;
councilman at -1arge-Bailey d, los.
Erler, T, III; Kus, d, 1O2, Hard
man, r. lis: Wentland, d, 104, Hut
Crimson, r, 115.
Ward 3, Precinct 4.
Mayor-Bilinslzi. d. 1S5, Seebirt, r,
81; city clerk-Monroe, d, ia.
Near, r, 80: city judge-Peak. d,
1856. Du Comb, T. 81; councilman
Mccarthy, d, $50, Kelly, T, So;
councilman at-large-Bailey, d. 1S3.
Erler. r, 30; Kus, d. 1874, Hard
man. r. 81: Wentland. d. 1872, Hut
crimson + 80.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-09
EDWARDS AT ALEXANDRIA

ALEXANDRIA, Ind. Nov. s.
James II. Edwards, democrat was
elected mayor here today by a plur-
atty Of more than 400.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-09
SPIRITED FIGHT
GIVES DEMOCRAT
NARROW MARGIN
Mayor Ralph GaylOr is De-
feated After Hard Fight
for Reelection.
Continued or page four,


Gaylorism. We have been success
full in smashing ore Of the best Or
ganized and most powerful politi-
cal rings in Northern Indiana. We
specific questions. We were answer
made our campaign on the straight
clean-cut issues Of the third term.
We dealt IN truth and in facts. We
came out into the open and asked
ed by ridicule and invective. They
told the voters that we were too
young. that we were mere children
in politics Yes, we are, but we are
old enough TO play our part in the
service of this community. Person
ally. I have the highest respect for
Mr.. Gaylor as a man. We were not
fighting him. We were fighting
creation that came into being in
spite OF him and we called it Cay
lOrism."
Late returns were 10 the effect
that John ". Raab. MIshawaka law
yer, one Of The youngest men ever
elected 10 the office Of city judge
beat his opponent by a large vote.
Johnny" Raab tried 10 escape from
the crowd, but was spied and had TO
satisfy the cheering crowd with a
speech. Frank Weun from the sec
and ward and Henry NJ Schmitt
vas elected democratic councilman
from the third ward other incom-
piete returns indicate that the ma
jority OF the democratic ticket had
gone over
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-09
DFSPONDFNT. ENDS 1T ALL.

HAMMOND Ind Nov. s.-Fred
Zeuer committed suicide here today
By drinking poison. he was said 10
have been respondent.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-09

Baumbach. d. u. HugE. r. rs:
councilman-at-large Bailey. d. e4.
Erler. r, 122; Kus, d. 60 Hardman.
r. 116; Wentland, d. se. Hutchinson.
r. 40.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-09


Ward 1. Precinct 4.
Mayor Bilinski. d. Al. seebirt. +.
s77: city Monroe. q, 132;
Near. r. use; city judse-Peak, d.
73. Du Comb. r. 33S, councilman
Krieghbaum. d. Isl, Hull. r. 2ss
councilman-at- large-Bailey. d. 81,
Erler. r. 352: Kus. d. "a. Hard
man. r. S5s: wentland. d. 50, Hutch
inson. r. 354
Ward I, Precinct 5.
Mayor-Bilinslti d. Sc; Seebirt, T.
434. city cierk-Monroe, d, zoe,
Near. T. 296; city judge-Peak, d.,
123, Du Comb. T. 375; councilman
Krieghbaum. d. 223, Hull, r, 27s;
councilman t-large-Bailey, d, 81,
Erler. r, 3s7; Kus. d. 81, Hard
man. r. 40: Wentiand. d. 90, Hutch
inson, r, 1913.
Ward 4. Precinct 6.
Mayor-Bilinski. d. 81. Seebirt, r,
$40: city clerk-Monroe. d. 1S1;
Near. r, 234: city judge-Peak, d.,
IS. Du Comb. r, 275; councilman
KrieEhbaum. d. Isl. Hull. r, ESQ;
councilman-at- large-Bailey, d, SO,
Erler. r. 2S5: Kus. d, 81, Hard
man. T. 2s4; Wentland, d. 81. Hutch
inson. r. 283.
Ward I. Precinct Z.
Mayor--Bilinski, d. 60, Seebirt, T.
215: city clerk-Monroe, d, 1872,
Near. r. 145s city dudge-Peak, d..
90, Du Comb, r, 176; councilman
Krieehbaum. d, 122. Hull r. 14s:
at-large-Bailey, 9, 70,
Erler, r. 1877: Kus, d, a, Hard
man. r. Is9: wentland. 4, 70, Hutch-
inson, 100
Ward I. Precinct s.
Mayor-Billnski. d, IA. Seebirt, r,
343: city clerk-MonrOe. d. $50,
Near, r. 247: city judge-Peak. d..
l65. Du Comb r, sos; councilman
Krieghbaum. d. 217. Hull T. 257;
at-large-Bailey, d, 156,
Erler. r. 304: Kus. d. 146. Hard
man. ?, 319; Wentland, d. 145. Hut
Crimson. T. 313.
Ward 4, Precinct 8.
Mayor-Bilinski. d. III. Seebirt, r.
4s2: city clerk-Monroe. q, ESQ,
Near. r. 363: city judge-Peak, d.
ia. Du Comb. T. 412; councilman
KrieRhbaum. d. 22O. Hull. r. 375:
at-large-Bailey. d. 1874,
Erler. r, 436; Kus. d. 1875. Hard
man. r, 463: Wentland. d. 100. Hut
Crimson, r. 436
Ward 1. Precinct 10.
Mayor-Bilinski. d. ~. Seebirt, T,
203: city clerk--Monroe, d, 81.
Nicar. r. 149; city judge-Peak. a.,
so. Du Comb, r. 1876; councilman
Krieghbaum. d. 50. Hull, r. 159;
at-large-Bailey, d. so.
Erler. r. ISIS: Kus. T. II. Hard
man d 2O5; Wentland, d, As, Hut
Crimson. r. ISIS.
Ward I. Precinct II.
Mayor-Biinsli. d. as. Seebirt. r.
122. city clerk-Monrce. d, 65.
Nicar. r, 9S; city judge-Peak, d,
55. Du Comb. r. los; councilman
Krleghbaum, d, 20. Hull, T, %;
at-large-Bailey. d. AZ.
Erler. r. 113; Kus d AZ, Hard
man, T. 100; Wentland. d. as. Hut
Crimson, r. 113.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-09
Ward 6. Precinct 4.

Ward 6. Precinct 1.
Mayor .nnski. q. 313. Seebirt. ?.
21: city Monroe. d. 2g2. Nj
car. ?. 80; city judge-Peak. d. 200.
Du Comb, r. p; councilman-Olej-
niczak d. 276. Kolkiewicz. r. 81:
-large-BaMey. d. go.
Erler. r. Is Kus. d. 2s2. Hardman.
r. 80; Wentland. d. 294. Hutchin-
son. r. 20.
Ward 6. Precinct ?.
Biunski. q. 200. Seebirt. r.
81: city clerk-Monroe. d. ITS. Nj
car. r. 81; city judge-Peak, d, 1914.
Du Comb. r. IS; councilman-Olej-
niczak, d, 1s5. KoIkiewicz. r. IS;
councilman t-large-Balley. d. 1856.
Erler. r. %; Kus. d. 1913, Hartman,
r, %: Wentland, 4. 1913, Hutchinson,
T. %.
Ward @. Precinct 3.
Mayor-Bilinski d. 343, Seebirt,
T. "a; city clerk-MonrOe, d, 27s, Nj
car. T. II; city judge-Peak. d. 29S.
Du Comb, r. So; councilman-Olej-
niczak, d, 234, Kolxiewicz, r, 12S;
councilman large Bailey. d. 2S4.
Erler. r. So; Kus, d, 3O2, Hardman,
r. 40; Wentland. d. 314. Hutchinson.
T, "a
Ward 6. Precinct L.
Msyor-Binnski. d. 81, seebirt,
r, IA; city clerk-MonrOe. d. 303.
Nlcar. r, IS; city judge-Peak. d,
3O6. Du Comb. r. 70: councilman
Olejniczak. d, 242. Kolkiewicz, r, So;
at-large-Bailey. d, 800,
Erler. r, II; Kus. d. sos. Hartman,
r, -; Wentland, d, sos. Hutchinson,
r. II.
Ward 6, Precinct >.
Mayor-Bilinski d. 22S Seebirt,
r. ID; city Monroe. d, 2O7.
Nicar. r, 25; city judge-Peak. d,
212. Du Comb. r. 81: councilman
Olejniczak, d, 2O5, Kolkiewicz, T, go;
councilman at -large-Bailey. d, PIG;
Erler, r. 10; Kus, d. 213; Hardman,
r, IT; Wentland, d, 215, Hutchinson.
r, IT.
Ward 6, Precinct 9.
Billnsh. d. 21S, Seebirt,
r 6; city clerk-Monroe. d. 1919. Nj
car, r, ~; city judge-Peak, d. 200,
Du Comb, T. g; councilman-o1e
niczak, d, 1872. Kolkiewicz, T, 23;
councilman-at-la rge-Bailey. d. 1919.
Erler. r, 8; Kas, d. 2o4. Hardman, r,
9; Wentland. d, 200, Hutchinson, T,
8.
Ward 6. Precinct I.
MayOr-Bilinski d. TIA, Seebirt,
r. 3; city clerk-Monroe, d. 1872, Nj
car. T. 10; city judge-Peak. d. 1856,
Du Comb. r. 2; councilman-Olej-
niczak. d. 152, Kolkiewicz. r, %;
councilman-a t-large-Bailey, d, 1872,
Erler. r. 6; Kus, d, 100. Hardman,
r. 4 Wentland. d. 157, Hutchinson,
r, 3.
Ward 6. Precinct 8.
Mayor-Bilinski, d. 1877, Seebirt,
r, 9; city clerk-Monroe. d. 1872, NJ
car. r, 12: city judge-Peak. d. 147.
Du Comb. T. 10: councilman-Olej-
niczak. d. 1873. Kolkiewicz. r. 10;
at-large-Bailey. d. 149.
Erler. r. 9; Kus. d. 1853, Hardman, r,
10; Wentland. d. AS, Hutchinson, r,
=
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-09
Statements of
The Candidates

ITO the citizens Of South Bend,
who by their votes I'm Tuesdays siec-
lions asserted themselves so forcfbiy
by giving me a handsome majority.
wish to express my appreciation"
stated Ell F. Seebirt. successful can
didate for mayor, late Tuesday eve
ming.
1T is a time for straight think
ing" he continued. declaring that
the main issue Of the campaign was
not one between candidates, but
was an expression OF the desire OF
the voters for the carrying on OF ID
cause which they hold above the In
dividual. He said:
''As far as IL is humanity possible
and in my power TO do so, I will
carry into effect every issue which
was expounded in the campaign. The
cooperation Of all. regardless OF
party, is earnestly sought--to make
South Bend a greater and a better
city in which to live"
The mayor-eIect declared that he
for one would forget party lines and
work for the general good"
Il propose 10 make my admins
tration entirely non-partisan," said
the successful candidate
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-09

elected mayor by about 700 majority
The democrats have elected three
councilmen, possibly four, which
would give the democrats control Of
the council.
Schultz, democrat for city clerk,
will have a majority in excess of
that Of SallwaSser.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-09

Mayor-Bilinsh. a. IS. see5irt r.
2o1; city clerk-Monroe. d. 132.
Nicar r. 22s, city iudge-Peak. d.
iee Du Comb. r. 25S: councilman
NcCerthv a. III Kelly. d $50:
councilman-at-larg Bailey. d, 80.
srier, r. Il. Kus d. 81. Hard
man. r, 277; Wentlanc. d. SO; Hut
~h.uson!r. 27s
Ward 3, Precinct ..
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so: city clerk-Monroe. d. "a. Near.
r So; city judge Peak. d. 80 Du
Comb. r. A.. council man-Grant q.
%. Gail. r. a: coUncilman-at-larE
Bailey. d. IS, Erier. r. IS; Kus. d.
p. Hardman. r. As. Wentland. d.
IS, Hutchinson. r. IS.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-09
HYLAN SWEEPS
FOES OFF FEET
AT n. Y. POLLS q
Mayor Reelected by Plurality
of Approximately 4OO,-
600 Votes.

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5 DEAD, 9 WOUNDED
IN KENTUCKY VOTING
Southern Elections Replete
With Casualties, Early
Reports State.

LOUISVILLE. Ky. Nov 8.-Cas-
ualtles IN Kentucky elections were
eight dead and nire wounded.
Seven men were killed in two az
trays in Breathitt county. man
and a woman were wounded IN
Louisville and one man was killed
and two others seriously wounded in
Estiu county.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-09
roo LATE TO CLASSIFY

GENTLEMAN OF middle age would
like TO correspond with well-to-do
lady who would appreciate a good
home Address Box Sl1. News
Times
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-09
DEMOCRATS SWEEP
POLLS AT LAPORTE
Democratic Candidate Sent
Back TO Office for Third
Time.

LAPORTE. Ind, Nov. S.-The
democrats scored a sweeping victory
here Tuesday.
Herman s. Sallwasser has been