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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-22
LOST AND FOUND

LOST-Dog, Irish terrier, female,
color red with white spot on
chest, short tail, name of
Mickey" reward for return. Gail
Hammond 500. 5:22
LOST OR STRAYED-From East
Hammond. black horse. with bri-
die, white spot on forehead and hind
right leg, weighs 400. Finder re-
turn to Pete Milobara. Standard ave.
near Erie crossing. Ham. 5.22:2
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-22
SITUATION WANTED

WANTED-Energetic young married
man with office and sales exper-
fence. wants connection with relia-
BILE ncern Operates typewriter.
Al reference. Now employed. Ad-
dress B-36. care Times. Ham. $40
WANTED@Position by yoSng lady
as second cook in restaurant or
hotel. Call at SIS Ames ave. East
Hammond. $40
WANTED@Gfrl for general house.
work. Phone 243f Ham. 5:22:1
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-22

WANTED-Firemen for low pros
sure stationary boiler; man cap
able of operating fire pumps re-
CURED. Address Fruit Growers
Express Company, p. o. Box SOS,
Indiana Harbor. 5:2o:3
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-22

WANTED--Laborers, ten
hour day; Apply Ameri-
can Glue Co., West Ham
mond. 5-1e-tf
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-22

wANTED-CABINET MAKERS on
Telephone Switchboard work.
Write Western Electric Co, Inc,
s33 w. Jackson Blvd, Chicago. 4th
floor. 5:2O:3
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-22

WANTED-Canvasser for East Chi
cago- Experience preferred, but
not necessary. Salary or commits
sion. Apply 631 Holman St. Ham
cnond. 5:19:3
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-22
~WANTED-MALE HELP

WANTED1Man cook in lunch room,
with references IA West State
St. Hammond. s:16:tf
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-22

WANTED1Laborers piece work, av-
rage. $3.50 to $500 per 10 hour
shift Anaconda Lead Products Co,
l51st and McCook ave-, East Chi
cago. 5:19:tf
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-22
FURNISHED ROOMS

FOR RENT neatly furn. hskpg.
rooms. with bath, all private. 191
Sheffield ave. phone 1S37-W Ham
mOnd. 5:22.3
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-22

FOR SALE-New brick store build
ing, with garage near Lyndora
hotel. Suitable for a cash grocery
and market, no delivering. Price
$500. owner. Phone 43S4-J Ham
mond. b.2O.3
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-22

FOR SALE-If 0 are looking for
a bargain n a we'll built 6 room
house, hot water heat. 2 car garage,
nice lawn. shade and shrubbery. do
no fail to see this one on Bauer St.
near Calumet ave. Phone 220S Ham
mond. b;22:2
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-15

hensi,s SUPERVISION This county and
this poriion Of IN, state and The south.
west need facilities for the same general
PURPOSES
II h. upon this broad general uroI,o
siilon that ths News r. standing 80
unrcscr,edlv behind ~. proposition for
the requirement and development -
the Palo puro Park Writing on tn
suhirct ct parks far 'hs people. q ihlnk.
cr saws
The city that does not rro, ide prop.
o. Fairgrounds for is children Is DE-.
veioplng . gcneraiion - physical weak
lings aud dull mrnt1llti's
"Foftunatel, American s.cm lwak.
eninF 10 this truth though slowly
Nearly qooe oea was spcnt on chill
drrus Fairgrounds aud rccr.ailonai
csntcrs IN 4ss cities last y,ar. This
will paw better dIsld'.nds than could h.
realized hv spending IA. g. ooo O00 IN
any other way
Quickest w.p To- d.siro, ,i,iliza.
tlon i r. neglect the children
The world in ~ thinking hours. l.
broadening ~ vision and Including ihc
whole i'"onlc iu IT, thoughts The half
boxed criticisms Of nuhlio cool propo
ss,ions. II reflective II N. fact that the
individual ,oicing the expressions hrs
M; iskcn time 10 think In terms ~
humanity without regard 10 classified.
iion. Amarillo needs more and better
'srls jiS, rs this Irortion of the south.
west needs the palo Duro Park Here's
hoping that W may have an OF them.
within the has, POSSIBLE measure Of
time.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-15

Il didn't look lax. quioksand. IN,
ground below the Glass Mountain look
81 as nice and smooth and firm as the
sand along the scashorc. Nancy and
Nick siill clutching the phunograph
record. stepped of the Glass Mountain
to the plain below. never suspecting q
thing
But instantly they sank into Il up
To their knees. foT under the top II was
a. thin ash as sticky as mucilaRe Be.
fore they could move. almost. Il was
NJ To their necks. and In another watch.
tick Il had quite closed over the tops
II their heads
Then something odd happened In.
stead II choking they found they could
breathe nicely. and instead II being wet
and muddy. they We're surrounded by
dry. warm air. hut /, was dark They
hadn't an idea where they were.
Al at once they heard someone say.
INK In high pipey voice:
VIVA, did you do then. Kip
Well came the reply. Its a long
story. Mr. PIN PIN. hut as | was sit
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-15
PERMANENT TOURIST CAMP

distinguished automobile tourist
ioing turn at tran-contineniaI tray.
u. stopped In Amarillo recently. for
q number q DAYS tn" first night Of
his stay vas spent In Nmarillos wretch.
81 excuse Tor tourist camp ground
The newt dav. although Il was desirable
for him 10 stay here week. h. came
INV town ana 'nsa. arrangements to
ANN el~ewh"r". S"c,i,ing OF the sno,
which the people o. this community
have seen 90 O. designate as n camp
round Tor tourists. h. said: This is
~ far IN. leasi dssirabl. Of all the
rmps We have visited. I, H. nicely 10.
It'd. bot q lacks improvements and
he Gniiarr conditions are unspcak
,hle"
This Usn s'companied ~ his wife
= touring the entire United States Hs
has fins ability 20 be heard. He il a
speaker and writer ~ no mean ahll
~ Tie IL looking fer facts-favorable
Z iossibie. bat At al events fact.
How immcssurably beetr for ANA.
lilo 10 have had surprisingly good.
a,her Than surprising had csmp
'ronnd Tor her tourist visitors. How
Inherent the imur.ssion n this unusual
visitor had been all. to saw. This IL ~
af most des.ishl. Of all the camps We
rave visited. u u admiralty located
the sanitation j. perfect. and ". are
delighted to s'-nd our entir. stay In
AMARILLO ihere'' No argument Is need.
'n' 10 determine which Of the two NJ,
titudes l. better for N. ,iiy q, Anna.
rillo This city needs the kindly ad.
veriisine ~ piesse,I tourists
Looking ~ this matter according IN
us Importance. u r. very easy 10 de-
ierinine that the city OF Amarillo
should warrsn; an investment, ~ a sum
sufficient % secure permanent and ad..
lusie camping facilities for all tourists
entering the city This should b. one
y the things slated hy the Board a,
City Development and the city Com.
mission for immediate attention. ANA.
9ilo Is losing much ~ tina, which she
nish' have TO her credit. simply be
use she j. no; furnishing fer IN. tour.
sis whose number ar. constantly IN.
-sfsslnE the facilities they - much
need
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-15
ROSWELL MAN MARKETS
HAY By FEEDING CALVES

ROSWELL. April Nv. {. triton.
fsrmsr on the Bcrrcndc North ~ Ro~.
veli. VIII nisfkef BIZ 80 grade hay In
Kansas city thu week ~ 'he b 80 IN
ihc fern n four ears 10 yrlrllug heif
Or l.ssi iall NJ t'pi"n Md = auanti.
~ u h,y un hand w.ich vss not high
grade enough g. make BE- r,l.sbic az q
y@-i pil's 30 b. conceived the idea -
buying rams" calves and feeding them
through ihe winter ~ bought is5
had - good grade licrefurd h.lfers.
md started feeding thsta IN November.
~sciing alfalfa hay Indian corn. silaEe.
md gfuynd Indian corn. giving them
nll the h1y and corn they would eat
nd f"e,i4ng ~ ihr course of five
r'.nths 80 i"ns Il silaTe
NJ. Cad q -s'imstes tha' hir herd
averaged zain q soe pounds apiece
and that the entire herd viii average
sse I'ounds In weight. some Of the lsrg.
g ycatlinEs weighing In the nelghbor.
b 81 u SEQ pounds.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-15
0rR BOys AND GIRLS.

Our boys and girls are the most val
ushle. assets Of the present and the "a.
fure. They are the Successors TO whom
We must. whether we would or not.
throw the tcrch' with the command
that they In turn shall b. succe.ded hv
those who come after them
The men and women OF Amarillo are
being called upon TO iuvcs, In a SUR
Of sufficient size 10 adequately take
care OF a program fos the benefit Of
the boys and girls q the community
Some who are able to invest in this
fund are hesiiating abou, doing -
hiding behind the suhterfugc Of a hck
Of knowledge n to how this money
wiii h. expended This. l. Of course
not the real reason These individual,
pay their taxes for the government -
the city. the county. the state and the
nation. and have but the vagueS, gen
eral Ideas ss to how the money viii H.
used.
This money l. being Trough, iogethe,
nor the one purpose: Safeguarding the
nves and characters Of our boys through
The provision Of a worthy program for
fhear advancement under prorer dire,
tionai oversight. An investment In this
fund IL an Investment In the lives O,
we boys and giris of today. the men
and women - tomorrow. and their
eh'idrvn after them. day afier.tomor.
row. In the light Of this mental treat.
ment. IL the scheme no; one which
should have the undivided support II
the entire people.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-15
('''lHs:||3:S
*SjcaSMHtchinSon}

Ing here bit. Put the baby on the sofa.
Effic. and lct's get TO work. Id like
you two 10 be friends
'The meal wasn't precisely ban
quct. We helped ourselves aud stacked
up the soiled plate as we used them. No
servants. d'you seeY That was pretty
clear by now. No wife. no servants. no
wedding ring; nothing hut old Brights
daughter and old Brights daughters
baby--and-
"Oncc the baby whimpered. aud she
got up and went Ia II and stopped over
Il the other side ~ the sofa from me.
81 could see her face. BY cad. IL you
could have seen her eyes then. Mother.
hood. Lucky YOU weren't there. because
u you've any idea ~ ever painting a
picture called Motherhood. you'd ha'
gone straight out and cut your throat
ON the mat In despair.
well. anyway. the banquet got more
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-15
SHRINE WILL Give
PRIZES FOR fine
WINDOW DISPLAYS

khiva Temple will award three r.iz,s
iotalling SO g. the stores having their
windows and fronts best decorated Tor
the spring ceremonial. Nav -, u was
announced yesterday 4 special commit.
tee viii Inspect the store fronts and an.
nounce it, selections the date II the
crcmuniai.
fnst prize will receive s25. second
81 and third $40. Total prizes viii no,
be SEQ. a. was enormously reported
Yesterday afternoon. said shrine off.
Gals.
suggestion has been mad" that firms
weave in Shrine cmblcms with patriotic
buniings ~ was painted out that July
! VIII soon De- here. and high quality
OF buntings and flags could De- taken
care Of and last Tot many holidays.
Firms can work cut designs ~ shrin.
omhicms and khiya. making attractive
displays. u was stated
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-15
DAILY NEWS OF. sron,rs

Prom time TO time. there ar. tbo-.
who deplore the loo.eness OF IN. al
sfories In the News. !; u said bv som.
that the reports printed In this news
paper are too hopeful. and bv others
inst they are far 90 conservative.
some are Of the opinion that tho
Newspaper ha. al 81 the fsc,.. physical
snd otherwise. avallahle q, an tim.
that thus fortified the stories are MAD.
either unduly optimistic. or hsr,s,,,-
pe.s'mis,ic. Either Of thes- estimates
- little short u ridiculous. Thl.
newspaper like every o,her publication
which has a real regard for ~ plsce IN
the community and throughout go ,exl.
innate field would not think Of pub,,.h.
WIG stories On this laSis The New.
wants the facts. and when n print. a
@ory. there must h. some r.a-sn 10 4.
usve that u l. lss-i on fact.
The News l. not in IN. oil ,,a -.
business. hut Of course j. d~eph. inter.
es'ed IN the most thorough de,slouu,s,,
and the mos, profitable uss - h.ah
sreai commodities. The News he. no
lenses. no siork. no acrsas. to sell and
" is not interested IN ~. oppression ~
The Initiation Of values This n.wstapor
wishes At all times 10 Keep H. r-adsrs
Informed N to development. and feels
INT !. i only babe 20 tn mistake.
and error 10 which the suman family
r. subject.
We hope that th--. fac viii J.. homo
IN mind. together with this add-d one.
We are under The Influence Of no com.
p~ny. a. COMPANIES or operator. o-
manipulation. We ike you. desire 10
have facts eorreo,iy stated. and to this
end Ne arr working ard hptans The,
statements nv mad. ~ ina, 'hoss who
srs ineiined a. hastily and unfa,orstiv
eri'icise the NEWSPAPER and tn. news
TAPER men. nrsy ~ Informed a. o. the
facts existing. with referrnc. 10 the
reports on the oil situation.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-15

ting In the corner ~ the sooty chimney
a voice came VI out u the room and
said"
Hush" Mt Finn rims voice answer.
ed. somebody's here Maybe he il spy.
Ing II might bc Crookabone the wick.
I'd gnunc."
Nancy grabbed Nick. "oh" she laugh.
cd. IT'S dear kind Mr.. PIN PIN. the
king ~ the Brownies. Were down In
Blewnicland. Nick"
just then Mr.. PIN PIN held up his
FREELY lantern and came pecring into
the darkness.
Why. bless my soul he cried. ats
the Twins. Kip. Its our Old friends.
Nancy and Nick. who helped us at
Christmas. Come on and see them"
And then such hand.shaking rs
ther. was. And such dancing around
Ia circles And such explaining
OF course the children had to tell
about their adventures and how they
had lost their way On the Glass Noun.
tain.
fTo H. Continued
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-15
Or. VIRGIN WILL FILL
BAPTIST PULPIT SUNDAY

The pastor 81 the First Bsp,is,
church. DIR. Herbert Whiting Virgin.
will speak from his own pulpit ~ both
morning and evening esrNirrS sunday.
Dr Virgin has been speaking In various
parts Of Central and southern Texas
In the interest ~ the great - Million
Campaign which the Raptisir IT the
South pu, on same years agu. Though
numbered In SOME places by tn. high
water. Dr. Virgin reports good interest
and enthusiastic meetings In the local.
lilies where he was sent.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-15

and more awkward to endure as u
dragged ON. and mighty glad was
when nj last the girl got up-without
a woodland picked up the baby and
lett us We were no more chatty for be.
ng alone. ! can promise YOU.
Then all of a SUDDEN he began. lie
fishcd cut some cigarcts and ohucked
ne one and we smoked like couple
u exhaus, valves Tor about two mln.
ites and then he said. 'lilpgood. why
IN earth should I have To explain oil
his to you? Why should l.''
II said. tiny lit sharply--I was
getting bit an edge. YOU know--f
aid. We'll ! haven't asked any ques.
ions. have ~
Sabre said. No. I know YOU haven't
,sked amy. and I'm internally grateful
10 you. Hut I know you're thinking
them-hard. And | know i've got 10
answer them. And want to. l want
% most irigh,fuliy. But what beats mo
In this Internal feeling that ! must ex.
plain To YOU. Ia you and 10 everybody
whether | want To or not. Why should
I? It's my own house. I can do what
l like Ia II. I'm not. anyway, doing any.
thing wrong. I'm doing something more
right than I've ever done In my W.
and Yet cycrybody's got the right to
question me and cverybody's got tho
tight e. be- answered and-Hapgood. its
the mos, bcwiidering state Of affairs
hat can possibly he imagined. I'm up
against code of social conventions and
by Jove' I'm absolutely down and out
do you know what I am. Hap.
yoodp' and he gave laugh. rs I've said.
TIM what they call a social outcast.
A social outcast. Beyond the pale. I'm.
spcsksblc. Ostracized. Blackhalicd. Ex.
communicated lie got up and began
To stump about the room. hands IN his
pockets, chin On his collar. wrestling
with it-and wrestling. mind YOU, Just
In profound interested bafflement.
Then he settled down and told me.
And this Is what he told me-"
II
when he was out In France this girl
I'D seen-this Effic as he called her.
Effie Bright-had come 10 live as com.
ramon to his wife. II appears he more
" less go: her the job. Anyway. she
came. She came somewhere about OF.
obcr. 10, and she left early In March
following. just over year ago. His
sife got fed up with her and go, rid
OF her-thats what Sabre says-got fed
up with her and got rid Of her. And
Sabre was at home at the time. Mark
that. old man. becausc it's important.
Very well. Tbs girl got the sack aud
Re went back To France. She got an.
,iher job somewhere as companion
ltIin. Well, he got wounded and die.
charged from the army. as YOU know.
ara In February he was living at homo
isa.n with his wife IN the conditions I
Le-cribtd Ia YOU when began.
TT" very week after Id been down
there. his wife. reading a letter at
breakfast one morning. gave kind Of
a snor, tas ! can imagine iu and chuck.
ell the letter over To- him and said HI.
There's your wonderful Miss Bright for
you' What did tell you? What do you
think ~ that? liza.
CONTINUED In Our Next Issuel
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-15
HOST TO SCHOOL
BOARD AT HOTEL FRIDAY

i.uihcr q. Ncwby had as bis guests
ah N ihe members ~ thr -chuol hnard
~ luncheon at nuou Friday IN the
Amarillo Hotel. with the exceptions OF
) " Harris snd Charles ~. Dixon.
IN addition 60 THE members % tho
hoard. Including Mcsiamcs sam Seay
and J kendrlck. ". W. F1ennlken,
.. '. blackburn. ' :. Newi.old. there
we're present Afs. Newly. ". ~. Dun.
can. superintendent and Joc l.. Pope.
The affair was strictly informal. and
immensely enjoyed. The table was
lTc'tily decorated under the direction
a. Mrs kendrick, American Beauty
loses and violet- being used In the
development OF the scheme.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-15

A"'aria" needs the Boy Scout. :.,oye.
n"ni MTssdy. the merits o, this or.
ssniss'i"n have b--n far 100 wen dem.
'ns'raicd here. 10 admI, 81 question.
Nmarillo loys have been benefited by
MS ors-nizziion IN measure FAR In az.
80 of the inves,men, Of time
honEhi islor and money invested The
mpuia'ion Is that the benefits m,v he
enlarged through an Increase ~ IN.
investment q al ihes. clements in IN.
""rk Of the Boy scouts We o,npo,
iiiofd 10 allow this matter to fall
through. snd. Therefore. mus, stand h.
nina u and press 4 forward 10 that
'''i'i wh-rea' u beccsnes selfsuppor,.
'ns ~h perD~iuaiing. through the ma.
ohinery wh'ch 4 VIII unquc-,ionsb,v
suggest sTd Get In motion.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-15

Every ci.y. every county every state
and every nation should $50 10 Il tina,
there are estins places wb.rv the peo
pie without undue restraint may a.
.semhie and Indulge r~cre4tional ao,lv.
sti~r IN the open.
Amarillo NJ this time. needs m en-.
brxsmsni Of her PARKS. and . snoss ad..
-euais equipment and a zae compre.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-15
MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED
pnEQQ
NpTltE TO THH rInIIC.

Any erroneous reflection uron the
charscler. standing. or reputation o,
eny tnoste0Al. firm. concern or cor.
eorntion. eAaf may appear In the col
umns Of The Nsus. viii be Gladly cor.
sected. when called 10 the attention Of
~ seitcr. II h not the intention Of
wis nswspspsr 70 wronefully use. or
AAturD any Andivi1uai. firm. concern OF
erpcrsfion. and corrections will be
made where warranted ~ preninentiy
- vas the vronsfuIly published refer.
ence or article.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-15

ana IN a lesser de.
gree extending 90
Oklahoma City and
Eastern Texas. The
forward movement
II this disturbance
has slus,',l light
rain over tho d's.
trlrt west ~ the
Mississippi. North.
crn Texas. Plains
States. aud the Ohio
Valley. The temper.
atur" IL slightly
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-15

i'ei y - recalled that ne worth q,
little things In rounding on, r-e,, ga,
a"''~ ol sun 'oials. have been demon.
''i'i'h over snd over again. To say
ma m Ansr.ilo Country Il q gr.a,
wheat country. q great cattle country.
very dessIshie. hI' o, would reflect
s-es'-r Wisdom on m. part 81 IN. t.,.
mes {" his icrriior1 20 .sy ih.t this
- great country 90 s~a.ihl. and
sound d.'"-siflesiioa. .r witch N. hen
~" hog and tn co~- ha,v zach end all
tn inifsrisnt uare
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-15
Watch AnasriIlo srow uopi5

Watch trsrillo Grow. would D. an
eHerlieni TRADE phrase. or slogan for
this city Pretty soon. Il = go.ng 10 b.
no cas- 'sss 60 sesu uf With mn.
growth II there are ihcs. Who are
skepiicsl about this matte ihry should
look around them a little and see Oh.
evidences Of the fact Of real. stable
and incsessing building activities.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-15

Thirty tons q gold have been taken
from the government mines In Belgian
Congo during the fast ~ months.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-15

higher over the Plateau region; else.
v here over the district the temperature
las changed but little.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-15

The intensity and area of yesterdays
atmospheric disturbance Is somewhat
decreased with center near ST. Louis
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-15
THE WEATHER
By Stanley

.tmarillo and Nicinit, saturday fair.
West Tcxas-Saturday fair.
NNnopsis Of Mealhcr Cnntliiinn.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-23
TEACHERS GO HOME
FOR THE HOLIDAYS

Among the teachers OF the Misha-
waka High school who left yester-
day for their homes TO spend the
holidays We're Miss Leila b. Helm
back. 10 Coldwater. Mich. to visit
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. A. /.
He.mback; Mss Margaret Moist.
Union city. guest of relatives: Miss
nellie VIM to Paris H., to attend
reunion at the home Of Mrs. Ade-
~ VIM; Mss Agnes Shoup 10 visit
her brother in Chicago; Miss Ann
Park to Nairo. Mich. TO visit her
mother Mrs Robert Park; Miss
Florence Droberick TO Garrett. Ind.
visiting Mrs. Emma Droberick, Miss
Hazel Doyle to Fort Atkinson, Wis.
TO visit Mrs. Frank Doyle; Miss
Hazel Vermilion TO Plymouth, guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Z. Vermillion;
Miss Alexander TO Franklin. TO visit
her father James Alexander; Miss
Lorraine UneTy. North Manchester.
Ind. 10 visit Mrs. J. w. Ullery; Miss
Wilma c. Wheatcraft. Greenwood.
Ind. TO visit parents; Miss Lora Du-
guild TO Fremont. Ind. guest Of s.
w. Dugu.d; Miss Beatrice Bonewitz
North Manchester. to visit L. +.
,Bcnewitz; +. p. Clymber to Indian
apous to welt Mr.. and Mrs. NJ ely
mber
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-23

Somerset blvd, residence. where he
was later arrested by officers from
the local police department at the
request OF the South Bend Juvenile
court
Sparr Has Police Record Here.
According 10 Chief OF Police Har-
~ Barrows. William Sparr has been
IN trouble here a number OF times,
the last time being in connection
with the alleged theft Of electric and
plumbing fixtures from a number of
newly erected houses. last spring. He
Is said 20 have been implicated with
Sam Hammond In the same deal.
The latters bond was declared for
feited n a South Bend court. Friday
morning, when he failed 10 make his
appearance TO face the charges which
resulted from the alleged theft OF
the house fixtures. and the same
charges are still being held aginst
Sparr. who Will be tried later in a
higher court.