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The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-06-14
Commencement Concert
by Academy Students
CONTINUED from PAGE u

Hubert, Louise Humphrey, Anna
Harvey, Doris Human, Josephine
Laughton, Margaret Lawrence,
Blanche Ling, Mary McGovern,
Elsie orion, Richard Paul, Ber-
tina, Powers, Helen Powers,
Helen Porter, Gladys Roy,
jeanette Russell, Helen Ran
dali, Mary Reed, Eleanor Steele,
Natalie Stickney, Marcia Staples,
Marshall Staples, Priscilla Scott,
Blanche Taylor, Evelyn Twombly,
Marion .Towle, Francis Walsh,
Thelma Wright, Vera Walbridge.
ALTOS
Muriel Clifford, Harriet Elliott,
Dorothy Follansby, Barbara Gray,
Genista Lowrey, Sylvia Kicker,
Gertrude Tinker.
TENORS
Edward Allen, Stuart FalT,
Perry Fitch, Richard Goss, Nor
man Pidgeon, Ellsworth Pierce,
Nathan Kicker, Francis Witty, Ed
win Wilkins.
BASSES
Wendell Bell, Roderick Darling,
Theodore Hawkins, Edwin Lenton,
Norman Magill, Charles Malam,
James Moore, Charles Rathbun,
Harold Smith, Bernard Wilcox.
The Glee Club is composed of
the following members:
GIRLS
EVELYN Adams, Katherine Bro
diem, Marguerite Carr, Marion
Cleveland, Erma Curtis, Muriel
Dow, Thelma Eldridge, Harriet
Elliott, Elaine Fairbanks, Doro-
thy Follansby, Barbara Gray, Do
lis Human, Louise Humphrey,
Genista Lowrey, Vesta Loveitt,
Lorene Mayo, Helen Powers, Syl-
via Kicker, Lila Sherburne,
Blanche Taylor, Gertrude Tinker.
BOYS
Roderick Darling, Stuart Farr,
James Moore, Norman Pidgeon,
Harold Smith, Bernard Wilcox.
The personnel of the Academy
orchestra is as follows:
Violins, Mildred Adams, Pris-
ella Brooks, Margaret Lawrence,
Paul J. Leonard, Norman Magill,
Helen Porter, Marjorie Powers,
Francis Walsh.
Comets, Rolfe Schoppe, Harold
Smith.
Clarinet, Maurice Schoppe.
Trombone, Roderick Darling.
Saxaphone, Bernard Wilcox.
Bells, Perry Fitch.
Piano, Helen Brough.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-06-14
Calls L. S. Worlds
Biggest BO0tlegger
Continued from Page IL

The opinion cited numerous cases
to show that the ships outside the
three mile limit were not within
the jurisdiction of the United
States government.
ST. LOUIS, Mo, June II
Charges that the United States is
"incomparably the biggest boot
logger in the world" appear in 4
letter written President Harding
by Augustus Busch, president Of
the Annheuser-B Busch, Inc, of this
city, while en- route to Europe and
made public here today. The let
ter has been forwarded to the
President and says in part
1--WE are now approaching the
coast of France. AS this ship is
operated by the United States
Shipping Board | was amazed to
learn that the vessel served liquor
on the ocean.
81 learn that passage on these
ships has been sold with 4 positive
money back guarantee that the
bars for the sale of liquor will be
thrown wide open as soon as the
ship passes the three-mile coast
limit This makes the United
States incomparably the biggest
bootlegger in the world.
"There are two reasons which |
believe should impel us to bring
this information to the Presidents
attention. The Chief Executive is
charged with a duty of defending
the constitution and taking care
that the laws Of the United States
are faithfully executed There
fore he should be informed of the
facts.
"The thought that citizens of
the United States would not buy
passage on ships of the United
States so long as the Nolstead act
was operative upon these ships
gives a real test of the sentiment
of a considerable part Of the AM
elican people with respect to pro
hibition and | believe that a great
majority of them desire modifi-
cation Of the Nolstead act"
ct OILS limo If hopiot
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-06-14
Berry Ball Dry Goods Co.
STYLE NO. 564

that the late Adolphus Busch,
'was possibly the kaiser's closest
friend in America, as charged by
Chairman Lasker of the shipping
board was made at the offices of
Annheuser-Busch Inc, today with
the announcement that the second
letter was in preparation to the
shipping board in regard to liquor
sale on shipping vessels and
answering Mr.. Busch's connection
with Germany.
The letter will state that "thc
Annheuser-Busch company resery- !
the right to protest when the
United States buys German beer
to sell on American ships" dis
regarding American manufactur-
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-06-14
EAST CONCORD

MI. and Ms. Clayton Bailey
were visitors in East Charleston
over the week end
1t is expected that Children 5
day will be observed at the Meth
odiSt church Sunday, June 25.
Frank Hastings was a business
visitor here Monday.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-06-14

The opinion cited numerous cases
to show that the ships outside the
three mile limit were not within
the jurisdiction of the United
States government.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-06-14
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to extend our thanks to
all the friends for the many acts
of kindness and sympathy during
the illness and death of hus-
band and father, and also for the
beautiful flowers sent for the fun
eral.
Mrs. Oscar Chesley
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Chesley
Florence Cheslev
Mrs. Emily Way and family
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-06-14
40 9 ) II -


Score by innings:
Voc. 2 0 2 0 4 0 DO
w. X. 0 5 0 0 10
Two base hit, Mann. Bases on
balls by Garvin 4, by McFarlin 4.
Struck out by McFarlin 9, by Gar
vim ), by Sherwin 2. Passed balls,
Cameron 3 Hit by pitched ball,
by Garvin, Ellis. Time of game, l
hour, 40 minutes.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-06-14
FOR SALE

Farms, with and without stock
end tools.
Timber lots, wood lots, Village
property.
125 acre farm, very pleasantly
located, house of eight rooms, in
good repair; shed and storage at
tached. Large nice barn, alrang-
ed for twelve head stock, hay fork.
Sugar bush of 450 trees, extra good
sugar house fully equipped. This
property is located one-half 2llle
from good live village, with
churches and schools. Price $4,000.
We have many farms at attrac-
tive prices.
We have some very desirable
village properties in st. Johnsbury,
Cottage houses, with garden, hous
es of one, two and three tenements,
all paying investments.
Let US know your wants.
Caledonia Real Estate Co.
AMOS w. SCOTT. Manager
Phone SIS 6S Railroad Street
st. Johnsbury, Vermont
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-07
EDUCATION
DIRECTOR DELIVERS
LECTURE VIA RADIO

Sunday afternoon Rev. Frank NJ
McKibben, director Of religious edu-
cation for South Bend and ST. Joseph
county. headed the radio program
broadcasted from station WBAQ at
Y. NJ c. A. with an interesting lee
ture taking as his subject The
Hone of the World" He was fol-
lowed by several vocal selections by
the First Methodist Male quartet.
Rev. McKibben voiced the thought
that the people of the world give
too much attention TO the material
things, and that their only hope of
salvation is in a closer study of the
scriptures, which would result I'm a
deeper understanding Of the word
Salvation" and a better feeling to-
ward their fellow men. The First
Methodist Male quartet rendered
several sacred selections which were
well received.
This evening. by special request.
OF the radio fans, Miss Greta Edner,
pianist. and Mrs Ada l. Graves.
vocalist, viii give an entertainment
consisting of instrumental. vocal and
whistIing solos. This program viii
be given through the courtesy of the
o. w. Schaffner Co. G. G.. Gates,
dancing instructor, and the Ault
Camera shop.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-07
BOY ARRESTED ON
ROBBERY CHARGE
Cleveland Epperson is Held
for Entering Barnett
Home Friday.

Cleveland Epperson. II years old,
404 z Donald St. was arrested at 1
O'Clock yesterday afternoon in the
500 block $. Michigan st. by Off
GERS Wolters. X. Smith. Cutting and
Probation Officer Luther Lane.
charged with entering the home Of
C. r.. Barnett. r. X. No. 3. Friday
night.
Epperson was wearing a pair OF
Barnett's shoes, several sizes too
large for Epperson, at the time of
the arrest. A Winchester rifle sto.-
en- from Barnetts home was also
found by the police where Epper-
son had hidden it. A small revol-
yer belonging to EpperSon was also
found in another hiding place north
Of Notre Dame.
Epperson entered the Barnett
home early Friday afternoon or
night while Barnett was absent, by
tearing away the screening of a rear
door \ pair of trousers. the pair
of shoes recovered yesterday. four
working shirts. several handker-
chiefs a flash light and a Winches-
ter rifle were reported missing to
the police
The police inclined TO belive tina
EPperson can account for other pet
~ robberies that have been per
petrated throughout the city during
the past few months. Epperson was
confined to the county Jail fox fur
Their questioning today.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-07
CuIUer to Stage Great
Reception for COntraItO

CULVER. Ind. Aug. -(SpeclaD
Plans for staging a great recep-
ton for Nine Ernegtine Schuman-
Heink. world famous contraIto. when
she arrives here Saturday for her
concert in the Culver Military Acad-
envy Recreation hall, Saturday night
under the auspices Of the local Amer
.can Legion Post. are being laid by
the Culver cadets ana Legion on
Gals.
The work OF Nine Schuman-
Heink during the war for the sold
iers while they were IN the canton
ment camps is we'll known and since
the close OF h0stilities she has been
just "a active In entertaining the
wounded vets and helping various
American Legion posts
Local Legion offices have been
hcoded with applications from points
all over the state and the demand
has reached such a point that those
in charge OF the concert have been
forced 70 take reservations for the
two dollar seats as well as the three
dollar section
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-07
SCORES VIOLATORS
OF SABBATH LAWS
Reform Speaker Addresses
Union Services at Redpath
Chautauqua Tent.

Advocating a strict Observance OF
the civil laws pertaining to the
keeping OF the Sabbath and predict
ing that If the people of this country
did not do so, disaster would result.
Rev De Neiss. of Pittsburg, vice
president of the National Reform
Association, speaking at the Union
services of the Protestant churches
Of the city. held in the Redrath
Chautauqua TEN, Laeper park. last
night. brought 70 this city the first
real message of what Blue Sun
days" might mean.
Scoring the theatrical magnates
for seeking 10 allow the showing Of
movies on Sunday. the sportsmen,
for their desire TO play golf, base
ball and other forms of amusement
on the Sabbath, and decrying the
use of automobiles on that day for
any other reason than as a means
Of conveyance 20 church, Rev. De
Neiss. laid his arguments before his
listeners.
The speaker said Though I am
not an advocate of the so-called
blue Sunday" we do not want a
red Sunday. What we are after is
a regular old fashioned Red. white
and Blue Sunday"
Following his sermon cards were
passed among the audience pledg-
ing subscriptions to carry on the
work OF the Reform Society.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-07

Farabaugh. 81 The north one-half
Of lot 6, South Bend city.
Phillip Cohn and wife to Percy
Walsh, 81 Part of lot 4O5 origina,
plat OF South Bend.
Charles W. SchaCt and wife TO r
Burley Miller and wife, 81. Lot 60,
LIST all Navarro Place.
Louis Kovach, ct al, 70 Joseph
Bella and wife. 81. Lot Is. City
View Place add.
Colpaert Realty Corp. 10 West
End State Bank, 81. Lot "a Bakers
1st add. to Mishawaka.
Frederick R Bottcher to Ross l.
Coukle and wife, 81. Part Of lot 7,
Dubairs add.
Margaret Birner 10 Rene Hennion
and wife, ST. Part Of lots 80 and SO,
Birner Place add.
Richard r. Vogt and wife 10 An
drew Kertez and wife. 81 Lots / .,
3. 4, and g Vogt's Let add
Dewitt Ingieright and wife 10 AL
va Critics. 81 Lot 27S Berner Grove
add.
Agnes Gordon to Charles E. Cor
don and wife, 81. Lot 33 Byrkits
Plat.
Standard oil Co. to William Lind
ner. $4,000. Part OF lot 10 Stude-
bakers sub
Indiana Title and Loan Co. 20
John S. Hagey, 81. Lots IS Rose
land Park add Also lot SOS Berner
Grove add.
Ralph C. Osborne ard wife to Jo-
seph A Luther. 81. Part Of lots Sc,
81 and SIS, Sorin's 2nd Cdd
Bertha Prast and Ignatz Botol.
81. Lot 40 in Prast's sub.
John Zwaistanowicz and wife 20
Stanley Robokowski and wife. 81
10 acres in southwest corner OF
Warren twp.
John Poyser TO Ethel r. Bair,
s2.700. Lot 1 Ullery's sub.
whitcomb and Keller Building
CO. TO Harold Lake and wife. 81 Lot
SIS. Oak Park 4th add.
Floyd W. thinner and wife 10
John Miller, 81. Lot Sc Morning
side add
Sarah whitmer 20 William II.
Gaines and wife. 81. Part OF lot 100
Wenger's add
Charles Butt and wife 20 william
2. Snyder and wife, 81 Lot 7. EN-
lis Proudfts add.
Charles r Hodson and wife 10
Samuel VI. Robinson and Samuel 3.
Robinson. 81. Lots 10 and IS Hold
sons sub.
Charles Hodson and wife 10 SAM
uel NJ. Robinson and Samuel p.
Robinson. 81 Part OF lot -. Hod-
sons sub.
David Richardson and wife 70
Samuel NJ. Robinson and samuel p.
Robinson, 81. Lot 1874 LaSaue Park.
William Firestone and wife 20
John Boksa and wife. 81 A tract
OF and in the central part OF Har-
RS twp.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-07
SABBATH RAID NETS
QUANTITY OF MULE

Stanley Walczak, proprietor OF a
soft drink parlor at 2O24 w. Ford
St, is said 10 have been enjoying a
thriving business in the sale of
''moonshine" on Sundays, believing
that he would not be molosted by the
raiding squad on the Sabbath.
Walczak's place was raided at
1890 o'clock last night by Sergt.
Hanson and officers Rudynski and
Piechorowski. Rudynski recovered
half a pint Of mule" when Waiczak
rushed for the rear Of the place and
attempted 10 empty the contents of
a quart bottle into a sink
a charge of unlawful possession of
liquor for sale was lodged against
Walczak for which bonds Of $500
were furnished for appearance in
city court this morning
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-07
Intensive Learn 10 SiUim
Campaign Underway at Y

During this week. an intensive
campaign VIII be inaugurated 10y
Carl Cohlmeyer. athletic director ar
the y n @ a. 20 see that every
junior member az the association
learns 20 swim.
Cohlmeyer stated Saturday that it
vas every boys duty. 20 himself and
90 his ploymates. 90 ri least learn
the rudimeuts OF swimming He fur
Their stated that 500 many Of the
smaller boys members - the Junior
y" could not swim Rvs prevent
ing them from enjoying a FUN mem
bersh3p Ia the Boy Scouts and max
ing their venture on water fraught
with danger.
Throughout the week. extra classes
are planned so that each boy viii
receive personal instruction AR
Coh,meyer VIII be aided ia this work
by members OF the plying squad
ron"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-07
LOCAL SEVENTH-D
ADYENTISTS WILL
ATTEND GONCLAYE
Large Number Expected to
Attend Conference at Ber-
rien Springs Aug. %.

A large group Of South Bend Sew
enth-Day Adventists are making ar
rangements TO ATTEND the West Mich
igan Conference Of Seventh Day
Adventists. 10 be held or the cam
pus OF Emmanuel Missionary Col
lege Berrien Springs. Aug. % 10
Sept . Arrangements are being
made to accommodate between 500
and 1000 campers at the confer
ence, which VIII be the largest in the
history of that body.
Besides the large delegation from
this city there VIII be groups from
churches in Battle Creek. Elkhart.
Michigan City. Holland. Niles. Three
Rivers, and other points IN this sec
ton.
This annual gathering is consid-
cred the most important and event
full among Seventh-Day Adventists
and they begin TO plan TO attend ear
~ in the year. Daily programs have
been arranged for the conference
and leaders will be present 10 lead
in the discussions
The music which viii be a daily
feature Of the program viii be un-
der the direction Of Elder B. NJ
Butterfield Of Battle Creek.
Between 125 and $50 rooms OF
the dormitories of the college will
be utilized fer sleeping quarters
and about 100 family tents will be
pitched for those who prefer a
camping outfit. A large canvas pa
vilion Will be pitched for the main
services Of the day, and for the con-
ference sessions when reports will
be given by the president and 9th
er officials Of the body Other tab
ernacles viii be erected for the
meetings in the interest Of the
young people the education WORK
and other features of the advent
movement
Priest Piper declares that between
so, COO and 10000 feet Of lumber
will be used for the flooring Of the
family tents and for the erection Of
roshums in the large pavilions.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-07
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Real Estate transfers taken from
the records Of the Indiana Title ana
Lean company:
Cecilia Perkins and her husband
10 Ludovice Rallo and wife, 81. Lots
237 and PA in Gaylor's 3rd add.
Grafton Johnson to FSed c. Rick
ert and wife. 81. Lot 261, 2nd plat
Of Roseland Park.
Franciszka Starczewski Magajczyk
and her husband to Thomas Nowak
and wife. ST. Lot 2S5. 2nd plat OF
summit Place.
Casimir Janiszewski and wife TO
Jozef LykoWsA. and wife, 81. Part
OF lot 40 Arnold 5nd Webster add.
Marquette Park corporation 20
Bernard A. Anderson and wife, ST.
Lot 90 Marquette Park add.
James Hennessy 70 John Try
howski and wife. 81. Lot us
Strongs add.
William Happ and wife to Bern
hard Copper. 81. Lot 4S Happ and
Taggert's add.
Robert Greening and wife TO Her
man J. Greening, 81. Lot Sc, John
Prasts sub.
Sheppard J. Crumpacker and wife
to John 4. Greif and wife. Lot -
and part of 4S in Harter Heights
2nd add.
Hope Garrett and her husband 10
Joseph Garrett and wife, 81 Lot
III Bowman's add.
Prairie Avenue Land Co 20
Charles Orban and wife s1.400
Lots 81. 6S and So Prairie Ave.
Land Co
Norris Wayne and wife to George
F. Strauss, ST. Lot 15S Roseland
Park End add.
South Bend Development Co. 20
Claude L. Geyer and wife. 81. Lot
- Harter Heights add
Ferdinand c. Raff to Jacob Fried
man. 81 Lot lis Ran's 4th add.
William X. McHenry and wife 20
George Strauss. 81 Lots 1872. 1913
and 1874 Roseland Park 2nd add.
COOPERATIVE Investment Corpora
tion 20 Pauline Rallo, 81. Lot 261
Gaylor's 3rd plat.
Leroy Hitchmer and wife TO Cath
crime NJ. Raab 81. Lot III BatteU's
End Park add.
Ferdinand c. Raft 70 Alex Ador-
van and wife. 81. Lot Sc Raff's 3rd
add.
Henry Kyscki and wife 20 Jan
Mazgajczyk and wife. 81 Lot IT'S
Realty and Construction CO. add.
Guy williams and wife 20 Smith
Milliken and wife. 81 A tract OF
land in the central part OF Warren
twp.
J. Howard Kelsey and wife TO An
drew y Hudebrand 81 Lots 10.
81. 63, so. 81 and 81 Kelsey's Ew-
ing ave add
stanley Zywert and wife 10 De-
Witt Ingleright, 81 Part OF lot I.
Sorin's add.
Joseph Neff and wife TO Arthur
Voigt and l. @ Bradford. 81 Lot
125 Ist add. Navarro Place.
William X. McHenry and wife 20
Albert NJ. Hickman and wife. 81.
Lot Y Homeland add
William Beck 10 Citizens Trust
and Savings Bank. 81. Lot II Du-
balls sub.
Laura L. Stedman. ct Al. 20 G. A
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-07
Seat Sale for Fiske O'Hdrd
appearance Starts TonlOrrOt,

Fiske O'Hara. in a new Irish mel
ody-drama. Land o. Romance" by
Anna Nichols. viii be seen AT the
oliver theater for two nights com
mencing Friday evening. Aug. II.
Wholesome good humor with here
and there a touch of romance are
the chief attributes Of this new play
with songs.
Another agreeable surprise viii be
the temperance OF Miss Pat Clary,
in the role opposite 20 him. and IL
is not very wrong to say that this
little lady with her saucy upturned
nose and her very red hair has near
~ as many friends as the Irish tenor.
Miss Clary will be seen as a little
boy waif OF the streets.
Mr. O'Hara this year viii sing sew
eraI new songs besides several of the
old favorEes. The seat sale opens
Tuesday morning az 10 o'clock
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-07
HOUSE BREAKERS
ROB LONTZ HOME
SIS in Money and Wrist
Watch Taken - House is
Completely Ransacked.

Samuel Lontz. 947 Lincoln Way
z, reported 20 the police at s
O'Clock last night that his home had
been entered and ransacked some
time between o'clock Sunday
morning and 1880 o'clock last night.
The house was completely ran
sacked, contents of dresser drawers
and wearing apparel being strewn
about the rooms. Lontz was unable
10 make a thorough investigation
last night, but at that time reported
that SIS IN money and wrist
watch valued at SIS were missing.
Entrance was gained through a
cellar window. the intruders leaving
again through a rear door which
they left open after departing.
Neighbors reported that attempts
were also made 10 enter other
houses in the vicinity.
officers Kish. Schricker and o.
Hamilton investigated but were un-
able to obtain any description Of
the house breakers.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-07
POLICE NAB TWO
AS PICKPOCKETS
Actions of Thomas Foley and
Otto Miller Lead to
Their UndOing.

Thomas Foley Al years old. OF
Chicago, and Otto Miller. 81. Kala-
mazoo. Mich. attracted the atten-
ton OF officer Mccormick shortly
after 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon
by their suspicious actions near the
street car station at Washington
az. and Michigan ST
Mccormick notified Sergt Koc-
zorowski OF his susricions. believing
the men 70 be pickpoCkets. and
both officers concealed themselves
in nearby positions TO more closely
watch the activities Of the two men.
shortly before 5 o'clock. NcCor-
mick. from his position in tho street
car baggage room saw the two men
jostle a B Tobias. of Ann Arbor
Mich, who was about 10 board the
car.
The officer started for the men as
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-07
JEFFERSON BLVD. HOME
Is ENTERED BY THIEVES

ThleVes 6rtercd The home n Mrs
Netue Co1ger. 312 W Jefferson
blvd yesterday morning white She
was az the home ~ a neichbor. es-
Gaping with a pcckethooz contain
Ing two dollars and large sized
lCcket with fancy chain attached
Mrs. Conger had Jeff her home
about $3.50 O'Clock 90 SO 90 the home
az a ne.ghhor and upon returning IS
minutes later found that her pocket
book which she had ref- on a table.
had been taken
Nothing else IN the house was
disturbed.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-07
Boarding House Fight,
Brother as. Brother,
Terminated BY Police

An overindulgence or mule"
Is said 10 have been the cause
Of a boarding house brawl at
SIS s Liberty 81. last night
which was suddenly brought 10
a close az 1880 o'clock By Ofcers
Schricker and Bates.
Nike Hidu, and two brothers.
James and Charles morris. all
residing al the above address.
were the participants with James
MOoris as the center OF attack.
For some reason the two men
had started 10 "ciean up" on
James and were progressing sue
cessfully when the police inter-
vened. Hidu and Charles Mooris
were arrested and charged with
drunkenness and assault and
battery upon complaint Of James
morris.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-07

Poly first And on the cliff what lot Of things
happening The little hunter the left Just ready to
shoot when his quarry jumped. The goat hit little Doc
Dad and would him the ravine, far far be
low had it not been for the rope The caught him
jerked another little Doc Dad of his feet and almost
into the line fire of the Doc Dad who aiming his
The little fellow terribly frightened but old Nicholas
Mutt turned out be the goat this time Let hope
the brave little hunter above gets the goat at which he IS
taking careful aim and that the ck of his gun does not
push him and the Iit.e Doc Dad, whose back he is
standing off the cliff. For this would loosen the rope and
four little boo Dads would fall until they reached the bot
tom of the deep chasm. Old Sleepy Sam found nice
Portable cave crawIed IN and to seep-bu vicious
looking BILLY has discovered hnn-and there are two
cleaning eyes in he behind Poor Sleepy Sam
old guide with the crooked staff thinks all very very
flmny--and really question to whether the Doc
Dads or the Goats are doing the most hunting.