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Evening journal., 1922-11-17
REHoBoTH ENTERTAINMENT.

Special to The Evening Journal.
REHOBOTH Nov. 1.-THE Wo-
mans Foreign Missionary Society
will give an entertainment, entitled
the Rag Sociable," Tuesday even
ing, at s O'Clock. at the Blue Hen.
The characters include the follow
ing: Mrs. Winters, Mrs. W. S.
Grant; Betsy Winters, Esther Grant;
Maria Winters. Eliva Dutton; Silas
Winters, Russell Grant; Mrs. Jemi-
ma Rush, Mrs. Clara Steele; Aunt
Jane Tompkins. Miss p. Hampton;
Jennie Tompkins. Miss Z. Holland;
Amanda, Mrs. Stevens; Eliza, Miss
Short; Salina, Miss F. Downing;
Martha Ann, Miss P. Frazer; Mrs.
Collins, Miss Laird; Miss Barbara
Allen. Miss c. Shockley; Miss Harriet
Allen, Miss M. Coates; Mrs. Bassett,
Mrs. r. Roach; Samanthy, Mrs.
Phiefer; Susanna, Margaret Ellis.
Evening journal., 1922-11-17
BIRD. .sLAVIN.

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Bird, Sr, 10s
Winchester Place, ANNOUNCE the
marriage OF their daughter, Emma,
to Francis slavin. son OF Frank
Slavin, Of Syracuse, y. Y. last Tues
day evening at the St. Johns Evan
gellst Church, Syracuse. Mr.. and
Mrs. Slavin will make their home IN
the Kier apartments, Syracuse.
Evening journal., 1922-11-17
CTIY BALANCES.

City Treasurer White reports the
following balances for the week end.
ing yesterday: Current account
1891, 1,303.69; special acoount-pav.
ing tax, S1.237.43; bond sale, $751;
929.sS; harbor improvement, S116,-
1885 fuel for poor. $3.50. Total,
81, ,OsO.73e.55.
Evening journal., 1922-11-17

The operate world IS up in the
air" over the controversy which has
come to light between Nine. Luella
Melius, soprano OF the Chicago
opera, and Gamma Walska, prlma
donna wife of Harold Mccormick.
Nine. Melius charges that Gamma
stole her manager, C. Jules Daiber,
and has had an injunction issued
against Daiber Walska and McCOr-
mick which would halt their concert
tour. ''Pooh-pooh," was all Daiber
would say about It.
Evening journal., 1922-11-17
RDCFIVER TOR ON co

Chancellor Wolooot today appoint
ed James Salisbury receiver for the
Fulton Group OF OIL Companies upon
a bill filed by Robert II. MoNeiil.
The complainant alleged insolvency
on the part OF the defendant COM
pany.
Evening journal., 1922-11-17
GUILD BAZAAR.

The Service Guild Of First and
Central Presbyterian Church Is hold
ing a bazaar in the church house
this afternoon. It Will continue to-
night. Luncheon was served at
noon and supper will be served al
$3.50 o'clock. Mrs. Arthur Patter-
son. president OF the Guild, Is gen
enal chairman.
Evening journal., 1922-11-17
ACCUSED OF POINTING PISTOL

John c. Walls. charged by Mich
ael D'Piettro. S36 Tatnall street.
with threatening bodily harm and
pointing a pistol, was held IN $500
bail for hearing tomorrow by
Judge Hastings in Municipal Court
this morning. The trouble between
tho two men Is said TO have taken
place at Eighth and Tatna1l streets
last night. Motorcycle Officer Birch
arrested Walla
Evening journal., 1922-11-17
PosTPONE McCARE NrEErNl

The meeting Of the McCabe NJ. z.
Athletic Association announced for
this evening has been postponed.
McCabe will play its first game in
the Church League basketball to-
night, and all members are request
ed to be present at the game.
Evening journal., 1922-11-17
DANCE AT EIsNrTRE

Under the auspices of the Oriental
Orchestra a dance will be given this
evening in tho clubhouse Of the
Elsmere Civic Club. A plsassng pro
grem has been arranged. This dance
Is one OF a series which the orchestra
will give at the clubhouse during the
Winter.
Evening journal., 1922-11-17
BUILDING PERMITS.

Inspector Preston has issued the
following building permits:
To Paul Nowland. 1927 West Six
'teenth street, addition, s475.
To w. A. Widener, 1900 Lancaster
avenue, alteration, $3.50.
Evening journal., 1922-11-17
FARMER Is BANKRUPT.

James NJ. Saterfeld, Of Dover, to
day filed a voluntary petition in
bankruptcy for Charles z. Cue, a
farmer Of Mispillion hundred. The
petition shows Liabilities of
s3,299.4s and assets of s2,770.
Evening journal., 1922-11-17
TROUBLE COST HIM sso

On charge Of disorder.y conduct
IN a restaurant, Luthur 7. johnson.
Negro. was fined $50 and costs by
Judge Haatings in Municipal Court
this morning.
Evening journal., 1922-11-17
FASHIONABLE Wells.

Heavily embroidered borders are
noticed on some Of the newest wells.
Browns and tans are the most pop
ular shades and are frequently seen
in combination.
Evening journal., 1922-11-17
Smile Awhile

NEW YORK.-The St aeor-
ges Society, an organization to
relieve the down and out, has
been forced by too many rob
berries" TO move from its present
location.
BoSTON.-The American peo-
pie have become nation of
liars as a result OF methods
used by authorities in collect
ing the Federal income tax,
Prof. Charles ]. Bullock. Har-
ward, declared In q speech.
Evening journal., 1922-11-17
ToMoRRow's FOOTBALL

Wilmington High VS.. Salesi-
anum, Harlan Field.
West Wilmington VS.. st. He'd
" ighth avenue and Duncan.
Seventh Ward VS.. ElIzton,
EIlton.
Defiance Acad. VS.. Ninth
Ward, T'wenty-second and Clay
mont.
Diamond State vs.. Dye Works,
Penn's Grove.
st. Luke VS.. Twelfth Ward,
Baynard Field.
Defiance Midgets VS.. Clayton,
Second and DUPONT 90 a. m.).
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-26
HARDING SUPPORTS
DENBY'S DEMANDS
Endeavors to Reach COmprO-
mise on Curtailing of
Naval Personnel.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 25.-Prest
Harding iuaugurated an effort today
20 reconcile wide differences OF
opinion between the navy DEPART
ment and congress as 20 the size
and cost OF the navy for the next
fisr N year
At a white house conference with
republican members OF the house
naval committee and Rep. MondeU,
of Wyoming, tho republican leader,
the president. seeking TO compro-
mise what some members have de-
scribed as the extreme views" is
said TO have declared that with the
size OF the navy fixed by the arms
conference the total enlisted per
sonnet ought not TO be less than
10000.
sec'y DENLY has insisted on an
enlisted strength Of 10000 and the
present officer personnel, including
$40 members OF the first class at
Annapolis to be graduated in June.
Chairman Butler and other mem
beers OF the committee have insisted,
however, that Mr.. Denby's figures
for an appropriation bill carrying a
total Of $3.50, 100000 were too high.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-26
OPERATORS AGREE
TO CONFER WITH
MINE DELEGATES
Joint Conference to Negotiate
New Wage Agreement
Slated for March Is.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa, Feb. 25.-
The anthracite coal operators an
nounced today that they had agreed
TO meet representatives of the United
Mine Workers i'm joint conference in
New York, March 10 20 negotiate
a new wage agreement.
$. 70. Warriner. chairman Of the
policies committee said It was the
unanimous feeling of tho operators
that there must be a deaation In
coal prices and that the mine work
er for the sake of their own pros
perity and the general good all
around. must share i'm this defa-
ton
Mr.. Warmer. who is president of
the Lehigh Coal and Navigation CO.
told newspapermen that the Atlantic
city meeting was held 10 consider
various phases of the present labor
situation I'm the anthracite fields. II
was I'm reply 10 a question whether
the operators would ask the mine
workers to accept a reduction in
wages AT the expiration OF the pres
emit contract on March q that he
indicated the miners would be ask
ca 20 reddjust the present wage
rates The present situation is one.
AIR. Warmer said. in which the
price y anthracite coal cannot ex-
pect to dev.ate from the trend OF
Che other commodities
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-26
Mother Is SaUed
From Arrest by
Small Children
Mrs. Czapla Pleads With Off
GERS After Discovery of
Liquor at Home.

Mrs. Anthony Czalpas four small
children were all that saved here
from being lodged I'm Jail Saturday
afternoon when Sergt. Valentine De-
unski and a detail Of police officers
raided her home. $40 S. Scott St..
and secured one gallon OF moon
shine whisky so gallons Of corn
w1isky mash and a 10 gallon still
Irs. Czapia, however, was ordered
90 appear On court Monday morning
When the officers had concluded
their search OF the house and were
ready 20 take Mrs. Czalpa 10 police
headquarters, she pleaded with them
to let her stay with her children, as
there was no one 70 take care or
them. The officers at first believed
she was not IN earnest, but when
she saw they were evidently deter
mined 20 arrest her. she Immediately
began 20 dress the children, with the
intention OF taking them with her.
SeTEt. Deliuski then decided to let
her remain at home after she prom
ised that she would be 40 the city
hall Monday morning
She viii face a charge Of unlaw
ful manufacture and sale OF intoxl-
eating liquor
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-26
SAYS DOMINO POOL
PROMOTER SHOULD
HAVE BEEN WRITER
Mrs. Dorothy Atwood Runs
Mrs. Duke Close Race for
Chief Goat" HonOrs.

NEW YORK. Feb. 25,-NIrs. Dor
othy Atwood listed by the district
attorneys Office as one of the lesser
victims of Alfred r. Lindsay's alleg-
ed domino club" stock pool, de-
clared today she had run Mrs. Lii
Ian y. Duke, divorced wife Of
James B. Duke, tobacco king," a
close race for honors of "chief goat
in the brokers' operations.
Instead OF the $4,000 she was
reported TO have contributed 20 the
pool with which Lindsay is allesed
90 have said he and George f..
Baker. Thomas w. Lamont James
y. Sullmau and a few other fnan-
cial giants were going 90 make a
big killing i'm Wall ST.. she put in
S225,O0O I'm cash, about $4,000 in
jewelry and nearly $1,000 i'm dogs,
Mrs. Atwood said
The missing broker she doclar-
ed, carried of two of her pedigreed
Mexican dogs after he had got the
last of her ready cash, representing
that he had found good sales for
them lie tried 10 borrow q third.
she said, but her suspicious had
been aroused
Mrs Atwood has earned her liv-
Ing since 5y raising pcdiErccd dogs
something that was just a hobby
previously Mrs. Atwood said she
had first met Lindsay through Mrs.
Duke who thought so wei OF him
that she entrusted more than $3.50.
coo 90 him He was the most con-
vinc.nE man in the world" she said.
He would have been "a writer RE
could tell the most fabulous stories
I'm a way that made one believe
them. I never questioned his hon
esty az first because OF having met
him through Mrs. Duke tie always
acted very nice and talked big. The
names az big men were always on
his lips"
Finally. however. she began 70
suspect him because his grammar
was not Up ~ the Yale education
he med Mrs Atwood said and
S'la h'1 a woman friend who inn
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-26
WEDDING
WILL Be SPECTACLE
OF ROYAL SPLENDOR
Medieval Customs of West
minister Abbey Brought Out
by Ceremony.

Bv Associated Prees-
LONDON. Feb. 25.-A spectacle Of
ROYAL splendor and brilliant color
will be presented within the usually
sornber Interior OF Westminster Alb
beg when the wedding OF Princess
Mary and Viscount Lascelles takes
place there on Tuesday next. Feb. zs.
That Westminster Abbey II not an
abbey 20 all and other curious facts
concerning this historic edihce are
recalled 20 public attention by the
forthcoming marriage in that cele-
brated Anglo-Saxon temple.
Wcstmins- er's abbots and other
monastic appurtcnances ended lu the
year 1870. It's proper designation,
by which 10 is described GA legal doc
uments is 'the Collegiate Church OF
ST. Peter ln Westminster.
A collegiate church means a body
Of Clergy and various lay officers VINO
are united by certain common rule
81 that they are specially chosen 10
devote their lives and energies 90 the
welfare OF some great -parochial
church.
Nevertheless, many interesting
medieval customs persist 70 the
present dav about the historic edi-
fee The abbey forms an isolated
establishment. that is o. s outside
any diocese
The Bishop az London. its near
est ucigh5or iu an ecclesiastical
sense, has no jurisdiction Of any sort
either within the church or the adj
joining precincts. He can put on his
robe inside The Abbey only by per
T1i-slou OF the Dean who is abso.
lutely supreme. The same rule APP
plies 20 tho Archbishop Of CanteT-
bury. Save ut "a coronation. ne can
offciate only hy the consent Of the
Dean.
There was a time. not very far
distant. when 80 was customary 20
read solemn protest i'm the Jerusa-
lem Chamber prior TO any ecclesias-
teal function az which the Primato
% All England was taking part.
Dean Stanley was most punctil.ous
ebcut the due reading OF this profess
20 which The Archbishop would reply
IN suitable language. stating thar his
presence must not Doe taken TO imply
st. the slightest any desire 10 over
ride the peculiar privileges of the
Collegiate church az ST. Peter .u
West u mister.
This protest IS rarely heard nova
days bat 10 is customary for the
Dean OF Westminster I'm some way 90
give some token OF his own special
position 40 any function at which the
Archbishop or other prclatc may be
taking part.
The royal wedding is an eXcep-
tional ceremony altogether, indeed
there Is practically no precedent for
q so far as the Abbey is concerned.
L is an understood thing that it is
only fitting for the Archbishop 90
tie the knot on this great occasion.
on the other hand BE- may be
taken for granted that the Dean of
WEstminster viii assert his position
in an due form and order 10y pro-
nouncing one OF the benedictious.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-26
MOVIE STARS WIFE
FILES SENSATIONAL
COUNTER COMPLAINT
Mrs. Spottiswoode-Aitken Al
leges Husband Used Her as
Blackmail Tool.

LOS ANGELES. Feb. 25.-Charg-
ing that Francis SpOttiswoode-Ait-
ken, veteran motion picture charac-
ter actor. had forced her TO live
with a millionaire Santa Barbarian,
Mrs. Marion Avis SpottiswOode-Ait-
ken filed sensational counte r
charges in the divorce action iusti-
tuted by her husband
Mrs. Spottiswoode-Aitken assert
&c that she had been coerced into
living with the millionaire in order
that her husband might extort
money from him.
The actor started divorce proceed
ings six weeks ago.
lie named Theodore Wilson I'm his
complaint. alleging that his wife's
association with the man caused him
great mental suffering.
Mrs. Spottiswoode-Aitken today
alleged in her counter-charse that
her husband permitted her to asso-
ciate with Wilson. telling her he
would not sue for divorce.
1t was by agreement with her
husband. she further alleges, that
she went to reside I'm the home OF
Ray Weinstein. wealthy Santa Bar
barau.
The plaintiff was later. she said, TO
approach Weinstein with a none
tary compromise for the asserted
alienation OF her affections
The SpottiswoOde-Aitk have
three children.
Spottiswoode Aiken is chiefly
known in the movies for his por-
trayal OF character roles. He has
appeared IN some of the most sue
cessful productions.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-26
By HARRY Denny.
BrIInsMick Err0rd--

Brunswick Records
o0Q-- Air for L. String lBaCh)
Violin Solo. Bronislaw Huberman
0ohlnn Sebastian Bach died in
1850 and left the musical world rich
er 10y hundreds of compositions. Air
tor O. String is one of the best OF the
Bach compositions and was never
played as well as iu this recording.
Bronislaw Hubermau. plays the COM
position just as 80 is. lovable.
simple and enduring violin solo. 4
fine selection superhly well done.
217S-ItaIiau Airs. Accordian
solo Observation-Disclosures. Maris Perry
Gloria Waltz. Accordian
Duet. Narls Perry Joseph Peppino
II is emineutly fitting that this
grand collection OF Italian air should
be played ON an accordian and it is
fortunate that Maris Perry IS the
artist Who can ever forget any Of
the blossoms that appear In this
bouquet Of melody? SO long as the
world lives laughs and loves; so IonE
as golden sunlight floods the dome of
ST. Peters-yes. and as life itself
Son Gelosal, Mamma Ma. Marinariel-
10. O Sole Mo and Compana Of san
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Gloria Waltz is a brilliant concert
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We'll done
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All by Ny Lonesome
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Both these numbers are bound TO
be popular A fine combination OF
very catchy, clever words sung by a
clever girl who certainly knows how
TO do her stuff" You viii like this
selection very much.
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Amt You Coming out.
Malinda Blue Diamond Dance Or.
Two numbers that are toe-tickling
melodies with superb dance-efects
They waver and drag. flash and
hurry through syncopation that
really syncopates.
Columbia Records
A353S-Maric. Ted Lewis and Band
Down The old Church
Aisle. ......... Ted Lewis and Band
Marie is q splendid recording, fun
of melody, snap and energy, Ted
Lewis has elaborated this number
and worked IN a section Of the old
favorite italian street song maria.
Mari"
Down the Old Church Aisle IS a
novelty selection introduced By Ted
Lewis himself in the Greenwich Fol
lies. It is some wedding: the from
bone maIries the coruet. with Ted
officiating and the result is a musical
riot of dance time.
A3540-Give Me Ny Nanny
(Trom "Bombo" ....... Al JOlsOn
My Nanny Knows.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-26


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ground. Smith then pulled his gun
and shot Lewis in the arm. The
bullet. however did not halt the big
negro and he continued his attack
or the officer. Smith took another
shot and this struck him I'm the
shoulder Then still welding the
club the negro made dash for
PoUre. Poure pulled his gun and
shot him in the foot.
After the third shot. Lewis drop-
ped 10 the ground, and was willing
10 give up BY this time Chief J.. j.
Lane. Capt. ~ Hamilton and sew
eral other officers who were IN tho
station. hearing the shots ran out
20 investigate and found the two Of
fcers attempting TO carry Lewis into
the station.
Two other negroes. william Davis,
Nashville. Tenn, and Edward Gibbs,
New Orleans. La, who were with
Lewis when ne registered were Inn
meGiately taken from the bunk
house and lodged IN Jail for safe
keeping. The police have announced
their Intention Of investigating the
actions Of these three men. and be-
lieve that Lewis IS now being sought
by authorities in another city.
Officers Smith and Poure IN re-
lating the details OF the fight, de-
clared that Lewis had 6efied them
both, cursed them. and had refused
20 take any orders. They also stated
that they had intended taking him
over to the jail when the attack oc-
Cured
This was the first real trouble the
officers have had with dodgers since
the hotel" was opened last fall.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-26
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-26
Life S Symphony
BY STUART H. CARROLL

By II. CARROLL.
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And a
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The may
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Nor n they speak thoughts
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To cheer with young sympathy!
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-26
Texas Pacific to Merge
With Missouri Pacific

DALLAS, Tex. Feb. 25-The
Texas and Pacific and Missouri Pa
cifc railroads are TO be consolidated,
it was announced here today by John
L. Lancaster. president and receiver
of the Texas and Pacific. The state
ment was made during a brief stop
in Dallas Of a special train carrying
officials of both lines on an inspec-
ton tour Of the Texas and Pacific
system.
Mr. Lancaster said that the mer-
ger had been in contemplation for
several years and declared his belief
that lit would make one Of the
strongest railroad organizations IN
the country" The officials are COINS
over the lines In an effort 10 formu-
late plans for the consolidation sat
isfactory 10 both roads, it was an
nounced.
Try NEWS-TINES Wnlt Ids
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-26

pienter ~ Diamon5als. Mich. Ms.
Bertha Barzo Marie and Arthur. ~
Of South Bend Tie was q member
~ the Pigeon club The dead man
was an empioys ~ studeaakers
The funeral VIII De held from the
Sacred Heart church Monday morn
ing a. 2 o'clock. Burial wI fol
low az Cedar Grove cemetery.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-26
Distribute Pamphlets for
Use I'm RnsSin Relief Drire

Pamphlets 90 be distributed i'm
connection with the campaign for
the Indiana Russian Relief fund
were delivered to the various
churches OF the city by the Boy
Scouts Saturday morning.
The drive VIII Doe officially opened
Sunday morning. Special offerings
VIII Doe taken during the church
services and pledge cards distribu-
TED All contributions must be at
headquarters in the Chamber OF
Commerce bv saturday March 3 il
IS announced
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-26
LIVER Ills

Dr. f. T.. Paddock. Specialist, Of
Kansas city No. has distributed
free over 100000 copies OF a booklet
on cause and treatment Il islam
nation oc The Gall Bladder and Bile
Ducts as associated wish Galistones
Of The Liver. Bilious Collie. Jaundice,
gas, Indigestion. just serd name to-
day FOR this Free Book 20 DR.. +. T..
Paddock. Box SB 2O1. Kansas City,
MO.-Adv
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-26


O'Clock. The estimated damage
amounted 10 So
a small roof fire at the home Of
J. B. Grove. sol S. Main St. shortly
after 4:3O o'clock. was extinEuished
By fremen from Central station be-
fore any monetary damage resulted.
40. 10 Hose CO. was called 10 the
home OF NJ r. Olminich. sos Mil
ton ST., at $40 O'Clock. but smoky
furnace was the only sisn OF a fire.
with no damage resulting
Hose Co. No. Z answered their
third alarm 70 extinguish a roof fire
at 1925 o'clock when the roof OF the
home Of Richard Duglale. 200 +.
Navarro St, was ignited by a spark
from the chimney Damages esti-
mated at SO resulted.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-26
'Life's Symphony" Characteristic
Of Life of Stuart Fl. Carroll

The printed below from the of the late Stuart H.
Carroll former member of The News Times staff and well known
here who died last Thursday his home Kansas City from
Bghts disease The expressed characteristic of
Stu and his work and lasting memorial of his exceptional
ability a poet and newspaper Ifes Symphony
FIRST published in this paper August D. 1920
Carroll buried yesterday at Kansas City