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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-10-25
AMERICAS MAKING"
KOMITETAS UzEV|ETE.
HARDINGA.

WASHINGTON, X 19d.
Liet. Inf. Biuras). SpaliQ
IS a. atvyko is New Yorko
.miesto pas Pfezidenta Har-
dinga Americas Making"
komitetas uzkviesti Preziden-
ta Hardinga dalyyauti Ameri-
kos padarymo parodoje, kuri
ivyks New Yorke spaliq % d.
If tests Xxi lapkricio II d.
Uzkvietimo komitetas susi-
dare IS delegatp nuo Is tautp.
Tarp kitp tautQ buvo delega-
tai praneuzQ, lietuvip, italq,
ispanq, graikq, airiu, cekoslo-
vaku ir Mgoslavll.
Be llito ko, Pfezidentas Har-
dingas savo kalboje delegaei-
jai yra pasakes:
GAS netureGiau geros nuo-
mones apie pilietl, kuris nors
il dideliu pasisventimu il e.
nergija darbuotusi Amerikos
lespublikos geroves sukuri-
mui, iei jisai neatsimintp If
neatjaustQ saFo giminems toje
salyje, is kur jisai paeina.'
Prezidentas pareiske, kad
jjis atvyks parodon, jei bus
jam galima.
Prize Americ cas- Making"
parodos lietuviai energingai
ruosiasi If yra vilties, kad rem
giamos parodos lietuviskas
skyrius bus patraukiantis ir
idomus plaeiai pnblikai, ap-
lankusiai paroda.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-10-25
Nepavyko Komunistams
Demonstrates
STIPRIAI SAUGOTA S, Y. AMBASADA PARYzIUJE

Taigi at6ps laikui marsuo-
ii, komunistams pranesta,
kad tokiame padejime marsa-
vimas negalimas.
Buvo atvykes If patsai Co.
chin. Tas ko tik lupti mega
vo nuo paeiq savo pasekejq
uz nepavykimus pakelti de
monstracija. Jis vos paspru-
do kokiais tai uzkampiais.
Tuo tarpu S. Valstiju am
basadorius visa diena buvo
uzimtais visokiais reikalais.
Tiagi iis nebuvo nei savo re-
zidencijoje nei ambasadoje.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-10-25

NAUMIEsTIs, Tauragas
aps. (Eltos kor.). sveksnoje
koks tai vaikinas, pasitikes
zyda Mende Kremer, sake, Ii
nas vienoje vietoje daug A
merikos pinigu il auksiniq pi-
nfgq. Ir jei Mesde duotq
jam kick, tai vaikinas nuve-
sias. ir gales ten gerai mine
tus pinigus nupirkti. Tas zy-
das sulygo uz 60 auks. Pasi-
eme apie go tukstaneiu PM
ga pirkimui ir niekam Mesa
kydamas apie toki didi "ge-
sefta' greitai nusiskubino j
kelione, is kurios teciau nesu-
gryzo. Praslinkus kelioms die
noms Kremero namiskiai te-
suzinojjo apie jo uzmusima.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-10-25
Great Northern gelezinkelio,
kur sustreikayo pirmoji CRU
pc zmoniq. Streikan isejjo yos
600 yyrQ. Kit visi dirba.
WASHINGTON sd. 25.-

WASHINGTON, sp. %
Prezidentas Harding atsisa--
ko pavartoti karo laikp ista-
.tymus, kad su teismo "uz-
draudimais" sulaikyti gele-
zinkeliecius nuo streiko. Vie
toje to, prezidentas mano,
kad prizes gelezinheliecip rem
giama streika atsisuks patti
visuomen6. Yisuomene stip-
rial rems gelezinkeliu darbo
tarybos nuosprendizus.
Galimas daiktas, preziden-
tas tuo tikslu paskelbs atsi
liepima j visuomene, kad j
paremtu ta federali transpor-
tacijos tvarkymo kuna, ty.
darbo taryba.
Darbo tarybai stinga auto
riteto sulaikyti ruosiama sire
ika. Bet jai. ta autoriteta ga
ii duoti visuomenes balsas.
Mes kasgi daugiau lures
kentet paKilus streikli, jei ne
visuomene, kurion ineina tie
'patys darbininkai.
senatorius Gummins If kit
yra nuomones, kad geleznke-
lieGiu streikas galp,gale vissi
neivyksias.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-10-25

nONDONAS, spal. %. -
Is Tiennos praneSa, kad An
glijos vyriausybe painforma-
vusi Ungarijos valdziQ, kad
il detQ visas galimas pa
stangas paSalinti buvusi i'm
peratoriQ is Ungarijos. HI
taip Ungarija susilauks karo.
Sake jq uzpuls "mazaji en-
tente," ty. Jugoslavija, Ceko-
Slovakija If Rummija. kilus
lus karui, Anglia femsianti
tas valstybes.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-10-25
Pranesa, Nebus Gelezinkelieciu
Streiko
PREzD. HARDINGAS AIsLIEPs ! WSUOMENE

Pranesana, kad gelezinkeliQ
darbo taryba Chicagoje smar-
kiai darbuojasi. Ir esama vii
ties, kad neivyks gelezinke-
liecip streikas. Bet .jei ivyks,
tai jis bus nepasisekes.
Rytoj Chicagon susaukiami
geleInkelieeiu organizaciju ir
gelezinkeliq kompanijp atsto-
val. Taryba items If Kittens,
ty, abiem pusem neatmaino-
mai pranes, kad tarybos nuo-
sprendis butu pildomas. Vi
suomene ir valdzia stow az
tarybq. Ir jei kuri prlse prize
staraus, toJl butlnal pralos
kova.
Darbo ,taryba paskelbe pa
reiSkima, kad siuo momentu
visuomene ramiai uzsileikytq.
Mes sprendziamos svarbios
problemos gelezinkeliq darbo
reikalais. Neturi but nereika-
lingp kalbp If uasipuldineji-
mp. Mes tik tokiu budu bus
galima abb pusi suartinti.
zinovai skelbia, kick gele-
zfnkelieGiq streikuos ir kick
ne, jei nebus atsauktas pas
kelbtas streikas.
Sake, streikuos 475,Oo0 w
rq. Gi streizui priesinsis: l.
325,000.
Anot zinip, streikas nepa-
vykes ant International &
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-10-25
MAUI SUMISIMAI EUROPOJ
Buves Imperatorius Budapeste
GALL BUT SUTRUKDYTA kONFERENCLJA
WASHINGTONE

link6se. Karoliaus skaitlinga
armiia, sakoma, iveikusi re-
gento Horthy armijQ. Pasta
rosios viena dais per6jusi ka
raliaus pusen, kita - isblas-
kyta.
Tokiu budu Karolis ligSiol
jau tur6jo ineiti UngariJos
Sostin6n BudapeStan.
Didziausias trukSmas paki-
les sqjunginiskl tarpe. Mes
jie smarkiai prieSinasi karo-
liaus gryzimui, neziurint to,
kad dauguma Ungarijos gy-
ventojp nori monarchijos.
- Jei Cekoslovakija, Jugosla-
via ir kitos Salys pulls Unga-
rija, galimas daiktas, kad Eu
ropoje uzsiplieks naujas bal
sus karas. Galimas daiktas,
kad kills arSQs kivirciai vo-
kieGiu su lenkais, gi lenkus
pulls Rusijos bolSevikai.
BolSevikai turi skaitlingQ
kariuomene. Jie jq pastums
ant Rumumijos ir Lenkijos.
Paryziuje kalbama, kad len
kai, pasinaudodami suirute-
mis-, m6gins uzgrobti visa A.
SilezijQ. Tuomet tas zygis
lenkus pastumtu prize sauzu-
dyst9s.
Kalbama, kad Washingtone
rengiamoji konferencija gall
but suvelinta. Mes jei pakils
karo liepsna Europoje, nebus
galima keliauti Amerikon nei
Anglijos, nei Prancijos pre-
mierams.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-10-25
10000 KAL1N1U BUs1A
PALIUosUoTA.

RIGA, spal. 25. = Is Mas
kvos pranesta, kad bolsevikIl
valdzios vyriausias galva Le-
ninas zada paskelbti visati-
ma Rusijos kaliniams amnes-
'tija, sukakus keturienls me-
tams, kaip bolsevikai Waldo
Russia. Lenino amnestija tu-
res paliesti apie 100000 kali
niu, kuriuos bolsevikai laiko
ivairiuose urvuose.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-10-25
PRANEsTA, SHINES VAL
DYS voKIETIJA.
Nezinia, kas bus su silezija.

, BERLYNAS, spal. 25. =
Vokietija lukeriuoja atvyks-
,tant SHINES valdziai. Mes mi
lionierius SHINES siandie yra
tinkamiausias zmogus uzimti
rezignavusio kanclier. Wirth
vieta.
Kanclierio Wirth kabine-
.tas buvo koalicijinis. Bet ne
zinia, koks bus Stinnes'o ka-
binetas.
socialistai didziai nepaten-
KNIT tokiu padejimu. Jie ma
to, kad visur rinkimuose il
balsai eina siauryn. Tikrieji
demokratai pazangiuoja.
Gi kas, gall zinoti, ar kar-
tais SHINES nepakvies kabi-
netan be kitq dar If monar-
chistp. Tuomet socialistams
tikrai butp atvilkta karsto
lenta.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-10-25

PARYzIUS, spal. .25. 81
sekmadieni ella komunistp de-
monstracija visai nepavyko.
Jie megino ta demonstraelJa
pakelti prieSais Suv. ValstlJQ
ambasada.
KomunistQ vadas parlamen
to atstovas Marcel Cachin,
bendrai su htais savo sebrals
tvirtino, kad jei vyriausybe
pakenksianti demonstraclJal,
iie pakelsia raudonajl terora.
Neziurint tn grumoJImQ,
aplinkui Suv. ValstijQ amba-
sada vyriausybe sutra u k e
daug policijos, republlkonQ
gvardijos If kelis tukstanclus
reguler6s kariuomenes.
Kommistai, tiesa, pradeJo
atokiai rinkties j kuopas. Bet
ne visi jQ stambiausieJl va
dai atvyko paskirtu laikpp.
Be to, truko paprastos go
vedos, kuri tokiose demons
traciiose dalyvauja. Dlena
buvo grail, tai dauguma EMO
niu isvazin6jo j visokias reh-
giamas pramogas.
PaGiq komunistu yra men
ka sauja. Be pasaliniq EMO
niu jie negali pasirodytl.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-10-25
PARINKTAS "NEzINo-
MAS" KAREIVIS.
Jo lavonas bus palaidotas su
iskilmybemis.

Chalons- Sur -Marne, Prancija,
spal. 25. = Suv. ValstijQ ar
mijos serzantas Younger eio-
mai parinko is keturip karstq
viena su "hezinomo" karei-
vic lavonu.
Tas karstas su znvusio ka-
reivio lavonu veikiai bus pa
siustas j suv. Valstijas, kur
bus iskilmingai palaidotas
lapkr. II, dalyvaujant vyriau-
sybes atstovams ir syetimu
Saliu diplomatams.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-10-25
DIDELES BAiNYITINES
APE|GOS DENVER.

DENVER, COLO, spal. 25.
81 sekmadienl eia konsek-
ruota nauja didele if puosni
Nekalto Prasidejimo katedra,
dalyvaujant apie 10000 emo
niQ.
Baznytinese apeigose daily
vavo 5 Arkivyskupai, 16 Vys-
kupp ir daugiau 100 kunigp.
Katedros pastatymas atsie-
io 100000 dol.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-10-25
ifl l! j! E II N ll!lE!lElllE7|
TIES s1AURA GELEzIN-
F: KELI.

KRUKIAI, siauliu a. Gel
tos Ky. zeimelip If Joniskio
-valseiuose prize priruosiamq-
ju darby buvusiam siaurajam
gelezinkeliui ipijos Joniskis
.-Krukiai- zeimeliai- Link1va
atstatyti. SEM pilimai turi
but pakelti If tiltai pataisyti.
Po to prades TEST gelezinke-
ii. Gyventojai poriai prisi-
das prize tp darby.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-10-25
NORI SUMAzINTI MoKES-
IT'S NUo IPLAUKV.

WASHINGTON, spal. 25.-
Senate darbuojamas sumazin
ii pokarines mokestis nuo ip-
lauku pradejus 1922 m. Ligi
5000 dol. metiniq iplaukq vi
sokias mokestis norma panai-
knit.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-10-25

PARYzIUs, spaliu 25. -
Buves Austrij. imperatorius
Karolis visoj 6uropoj sukele
neapsakoma truk$mq, nor6da-
mas atgauti karaliaus sostQ
Ungarijoje.
Vakar pranesta apie dide-
lius muSius BudapeSto apy-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-10-25
sUTINKA DEGINTI
KORNUS.

OMAHA, NEB., spal. 25.
Siose apylinkese del angliu
brangumo ukininkai tariasi
ateinanGia ziema kakaliuose
kurenti kornus. Mes jie daug
pigesni uz anglis.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-10-25
MARsALAs FoCH BUS
CHICAGoJE.

Pranesta, kad lapkri6io cd.
Chicagojje viesesias marSalas
Foch. Gia j $4,000 Kolumbo
vyGiq sutiksia II pasveikin-
sig.
Dar nezinia, ar marsalas
atvazziuos. Mes Europai grumo-
ja naujas karas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-10-25
KUR EINA VISUoMENEs
PINIGAI.

Illinois gubernatoriaus byla
ivyks Waukegane. Pranesta,
kad abb puses tai bylai lures
apie 100000 dol. iSlaidq. Fos
islaidos bus pavartotos apmo-
keti parinktiniausids advoka-
tus. -
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-10-25
MAzINAMA UzMOKES-
MS.

DULUTH, MINI, spal. .25.
= Darbininkams miskuose ma
zinama uzmokesnis. Kalbama,
kad ateinanGia ziema~kaiku-
riems bus nukirsta Xxi Is
nuoS.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-10-25
r1ArNK1TE "DRiAUcA. /"
PINIGy KURsAs.

svetimq salip pinigq verte,
mainant nemazian 25,OO0 do.
tleriq spalip % buvo tokia pa
gal Merchants Loan 8 Trust
Company:
Anglijos sterl. svarui $40
Prancijos simtui frank 7.12
Italijos Sinful liru IA 4
Vokietijos Sinful markip 81
.Lietuvos Sinful auksinq .6l
ILenku simtui markiQ .@
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-10-25
ATEME 5000 DOL.

Plesikai uzpuole Standard
Oil Co. kolektoriQ Upton ir at
eme 5000 dol.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-10-25
MARsEILLES, Pran

MARSEILLES, Prancija,
SD. 25. - Cia' kommistai tu-
reio susirinkima il po to me-
gino susiorganizuoti marsavi-
mui prizes Suv. Valstiju kon-
suliata.
Kuomet policija megino ne
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-10-25

leisti ia daryti, policijon mes
ia granata, kuri teeiau neck
spliodavo.
Arestuota IL komunistq.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-10-25
LONDONAS, spal. 25.

LONDONAS, spal. 25.
Cia komunistai taipat renge
demonstracijas. Bet pasek-
meje pasitenkino tik vienu
paprastu ,susirinkimu. Susi-
rinkime, suprantama, ieta
daug buvo kareios tulzies.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-10-25
VIENAS DOL. LYCUS
100000 RUBLly.

MAsKVA, spaIip 25. O.
fficialiai pranesta, kad siandie
mainyboje Eienas amerikonis-
kas deleris Rusijoje yra "
gus 1o5,o0o bolseviku rublip.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-23
COUNCIL POSTPONES
SOLDIERS MEMORIAL
PROJECT TO JULY IA

owing TO the illness OF Council
man Chesbro and that Councilman
Thomas Webb and L. L. Graves
were out OF the city, Councilman
Gardner made a motion at the meet
ing last night that the proposition OF
the Soldiers and Sailors Memorial be
postponed or deferred until the next
regular committee meeting which
will be held July IA.
A petition was filed some weeks
ago for the memorial and was signed
b y over 200 citizens, a public hear
ing was held about three weeks ago
and the matter was continued until
June %. Mayor Gaylor in opening
the meeting stated that at the last
meeting the matter had been refer
red o the council as a committee or
the whole but he saw that there
were some people present and II was
again open for discussion or inform
alton. Armand SchelInger spoke in
behalf OF the project. City Control
Ter Michael stated that the bonds
asked for in connection with this
memorial was the largest amount OF
bonds the city was ever asked TO
issue and therefore the council
would have TO investigate the matter
carefully Mrs w. r. Butterworth,
Mrs. Rose =. Crimes and Mrs. James
G.. Bostwick were present to renre-
sent the Mishawaka Woman's CLUB
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-23
CARL KLINE WEEDS
MARGARETTA GEHL
Wedding Dinner Served at
Home of Brides Parents
Following Ceremony.

Carl Kline and Miss Margaretta
Gehl were married IN a nuptial high
mass at ST. Joseph's Catholic church.
Wednesday morning at z O'Clock.
Rev. Dean L. a. Moench performed
the ceremony. The Mendelsohn
wedding march was played by Prof.
A. g. HOerstmann. The altar was
decorated with ferns. The bride was
attired in white Swiss organdie,
trimmed with ruffles and satin rib
bons. wore a full length bridal veil
and carried a shower bouquet Of
Russell roses and Ophelia rosebuds.
She was attended by her sister. Miss
Catherine Gehl, who wore a dress Of
Swiss organdie with hat TO match
and carried Russell roses. Rudolph
Kline. brother Of the groom, was the
best man.
The bride is the daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs William II. Gehl. 211 w.
Seventh St. and is a graduate OF st.
Joseph's Commercial High school.
The groom is the son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Jacob Kline. residing four and
one-half miles southeast Of the city.
Following the ceremony a dinner
was served at the brides home 20
the immediate families. Covers were
laid for 25. The decorations were
Russell roses and sweet peas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kline have gone on
their honeymoon and upon their re-
turn about July 1. they will reside
on the Bremen road.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-23
COURT TAKES WORD
OF SPEED OFFICER
Expert L e stimOny" Car
Couldn't Go 81 Miles an
Hour is Ignored.

Differences in the powers OF OBJ
servauon were brought out in the
city court on Wednesday morning in
the case Of Carl Lash. 1016 Z. Wayne
St. arrested by Motorcycle Police
man Mcintyre on a charge OF ex-
ceeding the speed limit.
officer Mcintyre on the stand
testified that Lash was running his
car between 81 and 80 miles an hour
Tuesday night while Bob Smith. a
man who was riding with him and
the proprietor OF an automobile
shop, declared that the car was not
going over 10 miles an hour at the
time and that ii was not capabl at
the present time Of going over 20.
The proprietor Of the garage said
was not capable Of engendering a
speed Of 81 miles an hour, while
Lash and Smith were positive that
they were running only Is.
Judge Omacht took the word of
the officer and fined Lash 81 and
costs, which he declined TO suspend
upon the post-bellum argument OF
Atty. Mowka, that Lash had the car
loaded with berries at the time and
that this fact would have naturally
stopped him from running faster.
Virgil Reed, 1874 Mccartney St,
charged with operating his car with
an open muffer, upon arrest by Of
ficer Mcintyre. was fined So and
costs.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-23

Or. II. j. Magrane. who underwent
a serious operation at St. Joseph
hospital two weeks ago. has suftic-
iently improved so as to able 10 be
removed to his home, Sic S. Main St,
Wednesday.
The condition OF Mrs. Mary Nc
Connaughy, Jonesboro, Ind, who.
while visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clinton Ball. 315 E. Third st,
was seriously injureG when struck by
an unknown motorist while alighting
from a street car at the corner of
Union and Lincoln way is reported
as being slowly improving. Her sis
ter. Miss Theodore Ball. 315 E. Third
St. who was injured in the same &C
cident. is also reported as being
somewhat improved. The accident
occurred June Is.
The condition Of A. L. Shank, 215
Lincoln way e. who is suffering
from a stroke of apoplexy and is re-
ceiving treatment at St. Joseph's hos
pital. is reported as being very low.
r. J. Robinson, who underwent an
operation for appendicitis at the hos
pital. is reported 10 be doing as well
as can be expected.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-23
FORBID DISPLAY OF
WHISKY DISTHLERIES

Ky United Press:
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, June 22-
Dealers IN beer making materials
and brewing apparatus are going to
find themselves in serious trouble
If the prohibition enforcement agents
carry out instructions contained in
letter sent by Frederick Van Mugs,
United States District Attorney TO r.
II. Abel, of Indianapolis, and, G.. j.
Simons of Hammond. group chiefs
Of prohibition agents in Indiana.
Abel referred TO his letter imme-
diately to Bert Morgan prohibition
enforcement officer for Indiana, and
Morgan made the letter public.
Numerous complaints have been
received by federal officials TO the
effect that liquor manufacturing in
gradients and apparatus are being
displayed openly in many store win
dows not only in Indianapolis but
throughout the state as well. Under
section II and Is of the Nolstead
act this is clearly forbidden, accord
ing TO Van Nuys.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-23
WILLIAM EGLEY Is
VICTIM OF BANDITS
At KNOXVILLE, TENN
Paul Egley- Father, and Arthur
Egley Leave in Effort
10 Find Son.

William ERley. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul ERley. seven miles south
cast OF Mishawaka. and now oper-
ating an ice cream and confectionery
store IN Knoxville. Tenn. Is sup
posed 20 have been the victim Of
bandits a week ago Sunday night
and since that time no trace Of Egley
can be found. A telegram contain
Ing this information was received
By the young mans parents. His
father. Paul Egley, and his brother
Arthur Egley. left Immediately for
Knoxville in an effort 20 find some
trace Of him.
According 20 the contents Of the
message Egley. who was the pro-
prietor and manager OF an ice cream
and confectionery store, was seen
for the last time a week ago Sun
day at his store. on leaving the
store ne had a large amount Of
money with him and u Is supposed
that he was robbed and probably
beaten or killed by bandits.
Egley is well known in this city,
having formerly resided here.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-23
SOUTH SIDE WINS
FROM NORTH SIDE
Indoor Baseball Game Feature
of observation-disclosures
Served TO $50.

An indoor baseball game between
the South Side and the North Side
was one OF the features OF the enter
tainment at the Miami country club,
yesterday afternoon and resulted in
a victory for the South side by a
score of IA to 8. The game was fast
and furious and Harry Clark, star
player Of Is years ago was true to
form and made all of the bases In
Yesterdays game. American, Scotch
and African golf also were enjoyed.
At $50 O'Clock a supper was SER
we'd. Covers were laid forabout 100.
Keno was one OF the features OF the
evenings program and prizes were
awarded. Robert Robertson was the
chairman OF the committee in charge
OF the affair.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-23
UNCLAIMED LETTERS.

Unclaimed letters at the postoffice
are as follow:
Willis Blubaugh. Charles Bollin-
ger. A. J. Burkhart, Paul Falken-
berg. Henry Fustier, Mrs. Fred Gu
yor, Mrs. Lydia Hobart. Mr.. and
Mrs. Barney HELEN, r. r Hacker.
Walter G.. Ivens. Harold Killer, Miss
Laurie Littlejohn, NJ. j. McGann,
Mable Manchester, Miss Florence
Pynard. Miss Agnes Potts, Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy NJ. Pifhey, Mrs. +. II.
Saunders. Miss Agnes Shoup. T. A.
Schellinger. w. G. Shelton, Mrs.
Carrie F. Trooper, Mrs. Ida NJ. Tor
renee. Mrs. Marion Tompkins. Miss
Lulu Voil, Mr.. Wander Putter, Mr..
Van Holsen. Mrs. Bertha Van
Hecke, Mr.. Van Bousene. William
Van Hoesen, Miss b. Van Hoesen,
Mrs. Mary Van Doseler. Miss Agnes
Vance. Alfons Van Belleghem, Miss
VI. Vance. Mrs. Helen Ward. Wayne
Walker. Mrs. Henry Gents and Mrs.
Lena FIELDER.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-23
CITY COURT NOTES.

A continuance until Friday was
granted in the case of the state VS.
Frank X. Stoeckinger. charged with
assault and battery. on the complaint
Of Frank Shafer. Stoeckinger is out
on a 500 bond.
The case Of the state VS.. Frank
Fox. 222 r. Mishawaka av, charged
with the unlawful possession of in
toxicating liquor. was continued I'M
til Saturday.
Mike Rospapa, 500 E Battell St.
charged with assault and battery
with intent and interfering with an
officer while in the discharge of his
duties. was granted a continuance
until Friday. ROspapa was released
on $500 cash bond.
Charles Kopka, 1116 Christyann
St, charged with assault and battery
on Mike Sherburm, will have his
hearing June 2S.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-23
NEWS OF MISHAWAKA
Times office L2O Lincoln Way w Phone Mishauaka 10
MAN SENTENCED TO
PRISON FOR ATTACK
ON MISHAWAKA GIRL

Anton Kovachis. 40 years old. OF
South Bend, was sentenced TO serve
from two 20 p years in the state
prison az Michigan City by Judge
Walter Funk OF the circuit court.
Tuesday Kovachis was found guilty
OF a charge OF attacking a 15-year-
old Mishawaka girl. The Offense was
committed June %. 1920, and the
girl became a mother in March Of
this year. The trial occupied several
days during May and the jury found
the man guilty as charged. Ko-
vachis. through his attorney. filed a
motion for a new trial and has been
IN the county jail since that time.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-23
PREDICTS u. S.
RAIL OWNERSHIP

WASHINGTON, June 22.-Inevit-
able government ownership unless
effective railroad organization is
Consummated to introduce ecOnOm-
les" was predicted by S. Davies
Warfield before the senate interstate
commerce committee today.
Warfeld. president of the National
Association of Railroad Security
Owners. was a witness in the COM
mittee's railroad inquiry.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-23
EMMETT MURPHY is
ARRESTED ON TWO
CHARGES WEDNESDAY

Emmett A. Murphy, 2117 Lincoln
way West, was arrested last evening
on a charge OF unlawful possession
OF intoxicating liquor and of intoXi-
cation. He is alleged to have had
one and one-half pints of liquor
when arrested. A search warrant
was secured and the residence was
searched but no liquor was found.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-23
LASKER CANCELS
ALL ADVERTISING

WASHINGTON, June 22.-Can-
collation. Of all the advertising con-
tracts OF the United States shipping
board was ordered here today by AL
bert d. Lasker, the new chairman.
The extensive advertising cam
paign of the board has been carried
on through agencies and newspa-
pers all over the United States and
involve approximately $25O.00O in
contracts.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-23
RETURN CHARGES
AGAINST MURPHY

CHICAGO. June PA blanket
indictment charging big Tim" Muir
ply. Chicago labor car. his chief
Lieutenant, Vincenzo Cosmano and
eight others with robbery Of unreg-
istered mail In the $3.50. 900 Polk st.
station holdup April 8. was returned
by the federal grand jury today
The indictments were returned in
Judge Carpenters court.
Murphy and Cosnano were ar
raigned az the same time before
Federal Commissioner Glass on the
same charges contained in the in
dictments