South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-26

\ meeting OF the Holstein Cattle
Breeders Assn. viii be held on the
Charles Weidler farm Saturday az
ternoon and viii be followed by
cattle judging and demonstrations
conducted by r A Cannon CT the
Purdue University Dairy Husbandry
department. County Agent Z. c.
Bird. announced Wednesday.
Canadian hunter caught killing female
deer may have mistaken them for some
farmers cows.
LAPORTE-Edwar TOnner. 80
walked or the back platform OF a
speeding New York train. The con-
ductor stopped the train but could
not locate him. Police were notified
and Tonner was later found walking
calmly about the city. Questioned,
he admitted escaping from the Hi
nois state hosritaL
Found guilty OF unlawful posses
sion OF liquor, Peter Nowatka, 400
Chaplin St. taken into custody Sept.
q when a small quantity Of moon
shine" was seized by the police as
evidence against him. was IN city
court wednesday given a 800 fine
and a suspended jail sentence of 80
days.
when the cold wind blows and hosiery
shows, she blows her nose, she blows her
nose.
NALPARAISO-Alvin Cav, after
supporting his wife for so years. be-
came delinquent in his duties and
finally quit. HIS wife, Deborah, was
of the opinion that the first so years
was the hardest and that he should
not quit now. Her suit for divorce,
alleging non-support. asks $4,000
alimony.
WARSAW-FOr two cents Jesse
Davis. 65. living near Claypool.
could have obtained Information
that probably would have saved him
many hundreds Of dollars and a pos
sible Jail sentence. Prohib ton Of
ficers aided by county authorities
had planned a raid on Davis farm,
believing ne had concealed rhere-
upon a moonshine still IN full OPP
Grafton. The intended raid was pub
lished in local papers. Davis not be
ing a subscriber. failed 10 see the
warning article. Officers caught
Davis unawares.
Julia Hewlett. S2i \. NOre Dame
av., was awarded a divorced from
her husband. Ulysses G. Hewlett.
Wednesday, in Superior court No.
1. after she had testified that on
numerous occasions. he had struck,
beaten. and kicked her. They were
married March p. 1921 and sep
arated Nov. 3, 1921.
In limiting the price OF anything the
sky is usually the limit.
WARSAW-HOId ups stole. James
Green's tobacco but did not touch
his pay. which he had just received.
Just before n mans wife talks him to
death he hopes her next husband Is
book agent.
CLAYPOOI-LOrenzO Smoke. VIII
this district, has worked at his
forge for As years.
Trainers say lions are the only wild
animals capable OF affection. How about
flappers?
COLUNIBUS-NIrs. William Hupp
has a hen that laid an egg weighing
1-2 ounces.
Don't this summer become last summer
quick?
MUNCIE-SerSt. James Kinney. in
charge Of recruiting service here for
10 years, has completed his ninth en-
hstment
SALEM-Twenty members OF Rev.
William Overholtzers congregation
formed a party and built him barn.
a new device changes peoples noses
Sticking them whore they don't belong
does the same.
INDIANAPOLIS-WiIfuI failure to
cast an absent voter ballot after It
has been issued makes the voter
liable to misdeameanor Under Indi-
ana eleition laws, fl was said at the
state house today.
\ French woman paid S1OO.OO0 for one
new hat and you can read this 10 your
husband.
OHICAGO-Wynu Pagct. t5-year-
old High school boy liked Mrs. Dor
othy Weiss, 80, better than her
daughter, MurieI, l.. The liking
resulted in a divorce for Weiss.
ARSAW-WOmen's Federated
clubs IF Warsaw have petitioned the
city council to appoint police wom-
en- to control the activities of girls
who are inclined to be hayward"
and 10 "act as guardians for the
girls. The women charged that
many OF the bobbed-haired fappers
have lost their intelligence and re
spectibility."
The lap Of luxury and ease Is always
the next lap.
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