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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-07

NuSHAWAKA.
Ward No. 1.
Precinct No. 1-515 z. Third st.
Precinct No. - 1147 Lincoln
way East.
Ward No. 2.
Precinct No. basement Public
Library.
Precinct No. City Hall.
Ward No. 8.
Precinct No. 1-314 W. Third st.
Precinct No. 2-22O ". Seventh 81
Precinct No. SIS Lincoln way
West.
Ward No. 4.
Precinct No. 1-525 ". Grove St
Precinct No. 2-71s Elizabeth St
Precinct No. 3-North Side Fire
Station.
Ward No 5.
Precinct No I-s13 Christyan ST.
Precinct No. 2-717 Z. Mishawa-
ka av.
TOWNSHIPS.
Portage Add Rife Gallery. No
ire Dame.
HarriS-Granger township hall.
Clay-CUery school.
German-Walnut Grove school
Warren-W. o. ". Hall. Lydick.
Olive Hose House, New Car
Isle.
olive 2-Old opera House. New
Carlisle.
Greene-Burr Oak school house.
Center-Gleaner Hall.
Penn Kennedy school house.
Penn 2-Sherman Henderson Bar
Der house. Osceola.
Penn 3-DiXon school house.
Madison school house. Wyatt
Madison 2 - Madison township
high school.
Union 1-LAkeville State Bank.
Union 2-Town Hall
Liberty High school.
Liberty 2 Town Hall.
Lincoln - Killenbergers Paint
shop, WalkertOn.
Lincoln - Schlosser Brothers
Cream station.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-07
To Make Final Plans for
ArniStice Day Tonight

Final details OF the Armistice day
celebration 10 be held next Satur-
day. Nov. II. Will be decided upon
a. a meeting Of the American Le-
gion and Armistice day committees
OF other military organizations al
the Chamber OF Commerce build
ing AZ S O'Clock tonight A r Nc
Donald. commander OF the Legion
post. has requested that represen-
tatlves OF the drill teams Of local
frsternal organizations be preSen.
or the needing tonight 20 assist IN
arrangem cnts for the parade and
other features OF the celebration
sREnzdRA
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-07
A FRUITFUL LAND.

South Bend viii soon have repu-
tation Of being as much a land Of
sunshine and perpetual bloom as
California or Florida, II present de-
velopments continue. Recently a To-
cal woman reported that lilacs were
blooming on bushes IN her yard.
Now j. y. Warrick. who resides near
South Bend on the Portage road,
reports the unusual spectacle Of
raspberry bushes bearing fruit on
election day. Inasmuch as election
day always comes IN November, Il IS
seldom that such an occurrence IS
reported. In order 70 support his
statement that his raspberry bushes
are bearing, Mr.. Warrick brought
a spray picked from a bush bearing
ripe red fruit 70 The News-Time IS
office yesterday He reports that he
has 80 or 20 bushes bearing fruit
al the present time.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-07
Unusual Stories
A MENAGERIE BRAWL

Citizens of Niles, Mich. have
maveIled in the past at the collection
Of pets owned by one OF their prom
inent citizens. His menagerie consists
OF a parrot, a boot owl. several birds
OF gay plumage and an angora cat.
Several interesting stories have been
told Of the antics OF the pets but an
argument" staged yesterday by the
"hoot" owl and the parrot was
awarded the blue ribbon.
The pets were occupying the same
cage, apparently the best Of friends.
The parrot was suddenly heard 20
make threats to the owl and when no
reply was forthcoming, the parrot,
perched himself on a branch oppO-
site the owl who was busily engaged
in sending forth occasional "hoOts."
I'll knock your block on said
the parrot, becoming enraged.
Hoo" from the Owl again.
you. you wall-eyed mutt" replied
the parrot, but an attendant rushed
in and saved the owl before any
blood was shed.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-07
NURSES GET BIG
RESULTS IN ALL
SCHOOLS, REPORT
Pupils, Examined by Experts,
Show Gain in Washing
ton, Oliver Schools.

According to the report of Lulu
V. Cline, supervisor of nurses of
the city schools. the end of Octob-
er, showed s.44s children examined
Most of the work of the month
was in weighing all the children in
each school and compiling weight
reports, which are not yet com
pleted.
Miss Cline's detailed report shows
the following figures: $3.50 chill
dren were weighed: go principa!
anr parent consultations: S31 notes
to parents; 296 individual health
talks; 1876 class talks
After examination % children
were referred TO the school dental
clinic: sos TO specialists in eye. ear,
nose and threats. and 10 TO the
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. clinic.
Visits were made TO various health
organizations and 10 home visits
were registered.
The work included 935 dressi n IS,
72s minor treatments, s17 tempera-
lures taken and 10 throat cultures
we're taken for confirmed diagnosis
Of diphtheria.
The open-air rooms Washington
and Oliver schools show a good gain
in the weight OF the children en-
rolled. The school dentist examined
their teeth and corrected the de-
fects All the children gained al
Oliver school and all but four al
Washington, which results in 70
gaining and four losing.
The school dentists report shows
1885 children examined. Il appoint
ments. So filings. extractiOns.
treatments and II children q. X
for month OF September and SO
children inspected. 6s appointments
124 filings. extractions. "a pro-
phylaxix, % treatments and Al chill
dren o. KID for October.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-07
FATHER AND SON
SPEAKERS TOPIC
AT NOON MEETING
DR.. Coleman Addresses Cham
Der of Commerce Mem
bers at Luncheon.

Fathers and Sons" vas the sub
Ject OF a talk Monday noon BY Dr.
". c. Coleman. chaplain during the
war. before the weekly luncheon OF
the Chamber OF Commerce.
up TO the present time when
America looked for leaders, she
looked 20 the rural regions" he said.
Now America is becoming an IN
dustrial nation and people are leav-
ing the farms and the country eide
and coming 20 the cities. II we are
living a. an automobile pace now.
the younger generation VIII be Nv
ing at an eeroplane pace so years
from now. The old fashioned home
which 90 many OF Us have known is
fast disappearing. and unless we do
our best 20 safeguard Il. II VIII be
gone altogether. There VIII be 10
time for IL Ia the American scheme
OF things"
The whole world DIR Coleman
p0uAed a. u bcOk9ng - AnersoA
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-07
Indiana Occupies Center of Stage in Todays ELecho
How to Vote

Considerab doubt Is being
expressed by voters OF St. Joseph
county as 20 their ability 10 op-
crate the voting machines that
are 20 be used IN the general
election today. The machines
are not operated in the same
manner az the ones used In the
primary. They have been re-
built and now are strictly up-to-
date
To facilitate operation OF the
machines. The News-Times has
obtained the following directions
from the Office OF County Clerk
Wilbur Warner:
First-MOve the red handle
OF the curtain lever 10 the right
az far as it will go and leave II
there. (This will close the cur
tain around you and unlock tns
machine for voting).
SecOnd-To vote straight
ticket, pull one OF the large
levers, opposite the name or en-
blem OF your party around 10
the right until the bell rings, and
then let It go back This will
turn down all the voting pointers
in your party row from a hori-
zontal to a vertical position.
Third-To split your ticket,
turn up the pointer over the
name of the candidates you
wish 10 cut out and turn down
the pointer over any other candi-
dates name you desire for in the
same column, EXCEPT in a group
ed Office where you may vote ror
as may OF the candidates as the
office title shall specify
Fourth-After arranging your
ticket. leave the pointers as they
are down in voting pos.tion);
move the red handle OF the cur
tain lever 10 the left as far as it
will go. This will register your
vote, open the curtain, and set
he machine for the next vO'er.
Persons unfamiliar with ;he
operation of the voting machine
are advised TO clip these in
structions from this issue Of The
News-Times and study them
carefully. II IS also advisable
10 carry the instructions 10 the
polls next Tuesday.
For the past six weeks. Mr..
Warner and other attaches Of
HE oaoa bor-a beer ir-tr-rr+tr--
prospective voters in the use OF
the voting machine Mr.. War
ner has also gone TO different
sections Of the county in order
10 explain the use Of the mo-
chimes.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-07
Man Reports Loss of $40
and Watch in Hold-Up

st, reported TO the police yesterday
afternoon that he was held Up by
four young men about $50 o'clock
Saturday night at Washington av.
and Johnson St, and robbed OF s46
in money and q 15-jewel Elgln
watch.
Three OF the men held revolvers
while the fourth man rif1sd his
pockets. Although the robbery took
place Saturday night. Smith failed
70 report II 70 the police until yes
terds-y.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-07
Competition at the Polls

Voters Of St Joseph county. who
have registered. will have the op-
portunity 70 cast their ballots Tues
day when the polls open at o'clock
in the morning and remain open un-
I'll s o'clock in the evening.
Following is the list @; competing
candidates. excluding only the state
ticket. Included in the list are the
congressional candidates for the 18th
district.
For Representative in Congress
Miss Esther Kathleen O'Keefe,
Dem: Andrew J. Hickey. Rep.
For Prosecuting Attorney-M. Ed
ward Doran. Dem; Frank E. Cough
lin, Rep.
For Judge of Superior Court
Fred Bingham, Dem; Alfred E.
Martin. Rep
For Judge Superior Court No. q
Antony A Wolfe. Dem; Lem ].
Dare. Rep.
FOR Senator. St. Joseph County
Chester A. Perkins. Dem: Helen ".
Anderson. Rep.
For Representative. St Joseph
County-August Bailey. Thomas II.
Jackson. Leon Van Hess. Dem; A.
Noel DuComb. Dayton d. Mangus,
Harry c. Matthews. Rep.
For Clerk of the Circuit Court
Clara b Slower. Dem; Wilbur NJ.
warner, Rep.
For County Auditor-George Y.
Hepler. Dem; Clarence Sedgwick.
Rep.
For County Treasurer Marion s
Wesolowski. Dem; William a. Slick,
Rep.
For County Recorder-Edward F.
Roessler. Dem; John A. Swanson,
Rep.
For Sheriff-AIichael c. Hanley,
Dem: Thomas A Goodrich, Rep.
For Coroner-Andrew J. Boswell,
Dem; Chester B. Crumpacker, Rep.
For County Surveyor-Joseph ]
Cunningham. Dem; Phillip r. Gillin,
Rep.
For County Assessor-Roscoe c.
Truax. Dem; Ira A. Finch, Rep.
For County Commissioner-East-
ern District: Ernest Beebe, Dem.
Fred J. Cook. Rep.
For County Commissioner-Mid
/ District: Edward A. Ze,tler. Dem.
/ Arthur ". Barnard, Rep.
For County Councilman at Large
Melville W. Nix. Joseph z. Nen
+ Dem: Frew ". Keller. Rep.
For County Councilman-First
District-wiu D. O'Brien. Dem.
Fred Woodward. Rep.
/ For County Councilman-Second
I District-Charles a. Ostrom. Rep.
/ For County Councilmar-Third
/ District-Henry / thinner. Rep.
For county cOuncilman-Fourth
! District-Martin ]. Mochel Rep.
PORTAGE TOWNSHIP.
I For Township jamin
F. Armstrong. Dem; c. Del Hide
brand. Rep.
! For Township Assessor-Joseph
Vorde. Dem; Homer Taggart, Rep
/ For Justice OF the Peace-Lou IS
( Harmon. Joseph o. Plante. Dem
Arthur Moon and Harry Taylor
Rep.
For Consza ble-Andrew Gunder-
man. Dem; Walter ]. Doan and
Robert c. lass Rep.
/ PENN TOWNSHIP.
For Township Trustee-James L
Kennedy. Dem; Melvin w Hunsber-
ger. Rep.
For Township Assessor-Jacob b
Sntzelx Dem: Ro6eEx g MnKnssnt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-07
DoGGoNE GOOD JOKE

Nearby Michigan residents are
complaining Of hunters who have
been ignoring mo Hunting" signs
Many OF the hunters have COM
piled with the request 10 vacate the
premises while others became in
dignant, claiming they were obey
ing the requirements Of the warn
ing signs. After several indignant
hunters were accosted, the owner
Of the property decided TO investi-
gate the signs. Several OF the NO
Hunting signs were found TO have
beens lightly altered with heavy
pencile marks 20 read" No Hunt
ing with Dogs" Those wfthou
dogs claimed the right 70 hunt and
several Of the owners agreed with
their contentious. admitting that
was "oneo ne them"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-07

KEEP.
For Constable-David F. shelton,
Rep.
UNION TOWNSHIP.
For Township Trustee William
+. Herbster, Dem; Leroy S. Goheen,
Ref.
For Township Assessor-Albert
ellis. Dem; Glen Houser, Rep.
For Township Advisory Board
Jonas Hawblitzel. Dem; G. II. Motifs,
Elmer z. Taylor. Rep.
OLIVE TOWNSHIP.
For Township Trustee-Everett L.
Fields, Dem. Charles D. White. Rep.
For Township Assessor-victor
Bates, Dem; Virgil J. Rodgers, Rep.
For Township Advisory Board
Asa NJ Miller. Fred ]. Miller. Keith
r Proud, Dem: Ross Bennett. VIII
liam ]. Hooton, Hugh B. Shedd,
Rep.
For Justice of the Peace-William
3. Jakway. Rep.
For Constable-LAwrence F.
Swiontkowski
WARREN TOWNSHIP.
For Township Trustee-Elmer
Whitsell, Dem; Claude Peterson,
Rep.
For Township Assessor-James W.
Ryder. Dem: Jacob z. Cauffma n.
Rep.
For Township Advisory Board
Joseph Grouse. Abraham Whitsell.
Dem; Martin z. Witter, Rep.
GERMAN TOWNSHIP.
For Township Trustee-Alonzo
l. Matthews, Dem; NJ. S. Caldwell.
Rep.
For Township ACKNOWLEDGMENT
L. Smith. Rep.
For Township Advisory Board
Charles Bestle. Perry A. Korn. Hiram
] : Virgins. Rep.
CLAY TOWNSHIP.
For Township Trustee-Joseph
Mullgan, jr., Dem; William H
Knell Rep.
For Township Assessor
l. Stuckey. Rep.
For Township Advisory Board
Edward Bonebrake, Dell l. Mace,
Howard Webster. Rep.
/ For Constable.-Willard o. Allen
Rep.
HARRIS TOWNSHIP.
/ For Township Trustee-Charles A.
Wolf. Dem; John z. Thornton. Rep
For Township AssessOr-Delbert
| shrimp. Dem: Clayton Krupp. Rep.
For Township Advisory Board
( Fred r. Hawkins. Harry A Meyers
/ CSaorga SeEgerrnan Dem
CENTER TOWNSHIP.
For Township Trustee-John A,
! Byers. Dem; William H Clancy
Req.
For Township Assessor-Ira o.
Hartman. Dem.
! For Township Advisory Board
/ George Battles, Perry c. Hartman,
/ Rudia A whitmer. Dem; Frank
| Hildebrand. Frank Jackson, Frank
A Miller, Rep.
MADISON TOWNSHIP.
For Township Trustee-Frank P,
/ Gordon. Dem; William II. Loucks
Rep.
For Township Assessor-John o.
/ Troxel. Dem; Charles Balmer. Rep,
For Township Advisory Board
Charles F. Geyer. George ". Schlem-
ner. Edward r. Zeiger. Dem; VII
liam NJ. Klein. Edward ". Miner and
Otto F. Weber. Rep.
/ LINCOLN TOWNSHIP.
For Township Trustee-Ira W.
Place, Dem, Frank 8 Nash. Rep
F,a 9Snrzrranao AeSSGzun-Xfffe<1s
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-07

Following IS the list OF voting
places selected BY the county com
mlssioners
SOUTH BEND
Ward No.
Precinct No. City Hall.
Precinct No. 2-Beistle Garage.
343 Lincoln Way ".
Precinct No. 3-Turner Hall. 500
\. Michigan 81.
Precinct No. Corner Portage
av. and Forest av.
Precinct No. 5-S16 Portage av.
Precinct No. 6-No. 6 Hose House.
Precinct No. 1876 Lincoln Way
w.
Precinct No. S-10O4 W. Oak ST.
Precinct No. 9-753 Cleveland av.
Precinct No. 1O-1S19 Lincoln
Way w.
Precinct No. 11--1702 Portage av.
Ward No
Precinct No. lilo ". Thomas
ST.
Precinct No. 2-1o21 W. Wash
ington av.
Precinct No. Ssh Laporte av.
Precinct No. 4-324 y. Birdsell st
Precinct No. 5-2O23 Linden av.
Precinct No. 6-2522 Kenwood.
Ward No.
Precinct No. sis ". Jefferson
blvd. (Reo garage).
Precinct No. q ST. Hedgwige
School, 71s W. Napier st.
Precinct No. $40 S. Williams St
Ward No.
Precinct No. 1-Colpaert Realty
Office.
Precinct No. 2-2232 Nishawaza
av. CPlatner garage).
Precinct No. S-715 f. Wayne st.
Precinct No. 4-621 f. Jefferson
blvd.
Precinct No. 5-512 E. LaSalle av.
Precinct No. 6-s2s p. Miner.
Precinct No. 7-519 E. Corby st.
Precinct No. s-No. Hose House.
Ward No.
Precinct No. la Lincoln Way
E. (Hinkle's garage)
Precinct No. 2-43s S. Michigan
Precinct No. s-54s Lincoln Way
z.
Precinct No. 4-72s s. Clinton 81.
Precinct No. 6-74s s. Michigan
ST
Ward No. g.
Precinct No. 1-s27 S. Chaplin.
Precinct No. 2 - St. Casimier
school.
Precinct No. ISIS W. Huron st.
Precinct No. 4-454 S. Phillip.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-07
Sheriff Reports Robbing
of St. Joseph Oil Station

Shern George l. Bridgeman OF
Berrien county. Mich. reported to the
local police last night that three
men robbed the Standard oil flli--
station at St. Jose ph, Mich. OF $50
IN money at O'Clock after telling
the attendant with Q blow eron she
hsk4 Gn6 CO Q ru8nxH
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-07
INSURANCE HAD DEAD.

HARTFORD. Conn. Nov. 6.-CBy
=. P.)-Morgan Gardner Buckley
president OF the Aetna LAfa Insur-
ance CO. since 1897. mayor OF Hart
Connecticut from 1855 70 1898 and
United States senator from 1903 &c
1871 died at his home here ton. ght
after an illness OF three weeks He
was born al East hAddaIn. Dec. 20.
4R6G
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-07

70 save Il from chaos. 1T IS OF IN
estinable importance that the pres
ent day fathers recognize the ln-
portapce OF the coming generation
and consider the raising ot ther
sCEs."
Earle Scout RAYMOND -r-r.u
spoke 90 the rha..
on the necessity of scout Masters ln
order 20 increase the Boy Scout
mcSsnan4 81 South Bend,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-07
F. b. Smith, Recent Speaker
Here, Calls Work 100 Per
Cent Efficient.

The following article on the COM
prehensive work now being conducted
by the Near East Relief Is by Fred B.
Smith, formerly International secre-
tary Of the Y. NJ. C. a. and onw
chairman OF the Commiss ION OF Coun-
els OF Churches. Mr.. Smith recently
gave lecture here at the First pres
byterian church-Fdfor)
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-07
IN sOUTH BEND TODAY.

Polls VIII be open from a. m.
10 D. m. for voters 20 cast their
ballots at the general election.
A special meeting or the Amer
lean Legion will be held at the
Chamber of Commerce building
at T. m.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-07
Moths don't realize what things cost

Zenobia DOminsha YVES surprised
by 90 friends with a birthday party
Sunday evening at the club room Of
the st. John Canty society Of the St.
Hedwiges parish. Victor Borkowski
entertained the guests with an imi-
tation OF a Frisco dance and a mind
reading demonstration. A two
course lunch was served by Clemon-
tine Domlnsha. Isabel Rose fur
nished music for the dancing.
William Davidson 81, living at
TOs Pennsylvania av., was arrested
by Officers Cutting and Mcmahon
Monday morning and is being held
in the city Jail. pending the arrival
Of the sheriff OF Pulaske county, who
Will return him 10 Winimac where
he is wanted on a statuatory charge.
Norway has enacted law for
bidding strikes, requiring compul-
sorry arbitration, and providing the
necessary government machinery
for enforcing the terms Of the law.
Woman wants the marriage OF bachelor
girls compulsory. Many of these girls
favor the plan.
SIDNEY, Ind.,-Arley Grip, resid-
ing just south of Sidney. suffered a
fractured leg while playing football.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-07

I said 10 have failed 70 obtain permits
\ for the erection OF buildings now un-
] der construction and was arrested at
1913 o'clock last night by Officers
Baxter and Smith on warrant
sworn to by Building Commissioners
George Davis.
Carpenter wants return bouts with
out but never down.
In few days you can say to the ice
man Them days is went"
Hugh Akre, 81 years old. 1918
s. Michigan ST, was arrester at
s:45 o'clock last night by Motor
cycle OK GERS o. hamilton and
Bates. charged with suspicion.
Mud baths are being used TO make
people beautiful. but you don't see any
pretty politicians.
Atlantic City woman wants divorce be-
cause hubby hit her with an AK. Women
are touchy.
= CODUMBUS-Wo cleaning
a well at Mrs. Lou Clicks place
found a cup OF butter which had
been dropped there % years ago and
was still fresh
In Australia. kanEarOOs are hunted In
autos. Being good jumpers they make
fine substitutes for pedestrians.
/ FORT WAYNE-Charles YOchts
! testified IN court that the water
coming from the main in his house
would occasionally turn 10 whisky.
The man who names Pullman cars
names towns in Asia Minor.
KOKOMO-C. VI. Bolinger. caught
a mud turtle in a creek west OF here
+ that tipped the scales at 80 pounds.
Marie Escobar Of Mexico is doing well
in grand opera. 10 Is not true that she
developed her voice while calling for
help.
EVANSVILLE - The American
/ Legion post Of this city will give two
silver cups for the two best essays
on Armistice day.
/ Three big U. :. life insurance firms
have quit In Europe. Too risky a bust
ness over there.
/ FRANKFORT - The cabbage
! growing championship OF Clinton
county was claimed by Mrs. Ben
! Mundell when she raised a head
weighing 10 pounds.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-07
wARsAw-Eggs advanced to Sc

WAhSAW.-Exgsa advanced 10 81
and 81 cents a dozen at local grocer
les Monday Wholesalers are paying
so cents p dozen. This is an increase
Of 1t 70 - csoss . GosaD % eas SAsI
eaW lFsns7
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-07

Carpenter wants return bouts with
sikh and Dempsey. That man may DC
out but never down.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-07

Our neighbor's boy came over and said.
Mamma wants to borrow this Jewel case
full of coal"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-07
HERE and THERE and EVER YWHERE

FlappinE tongues for women's shoes
are stylish. A girl tells Us they are re-
formers tongues.
Indiana baby was born with teeth.
Iowa baby, age FIVE minutes, said
Mother" plainly. The rising generation
Is speedy.
Wine improves with age but nowadays
all the good dies young.
In Detroit. Mr.. Coffin was put in
charge OF a flying contest and we can
prove IL.
sabanieva has left Russia to sing in
America because we pay her nine mil
lion rubles night.
Babe Burnstein was fined SIS and
costs in the city court Monday morn
ing by Judge Chester DuCOmb, for
keeping a house OF iii fame on S.
Chaplin st. Ruth Armstrong was
fined 50 and costs for being an in
mate OF the house.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-07

News of the establishment OF an
international court of commercial
arbitration was received Monday by
the South Bend Chamber OF Com
merce. in a communication from A.
G. Bedfored, chairman of the Amer
lean section Of the international
chamber.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-07

In a few days you can say 20 the ice
man Them days IL went"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-07

WHY BOYS GIT RELIGIOUS.
IOHNSTOWN. Pa. NoF- e-When phTsioians
were summoned By The mothers ~ seven young n1e1
all rnanhe-s 81 local Bible c.rss. the Touths we're
al suffering from acute jovtality It we discovered
that some left-over-cider had been served ar ths
class meeting
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-07
Evu. RESULT OF SMOKING.

DETROIT, Nov. 6-The girls have found sub
sttute Tor the old dependable Lislh National hans
IA which 20 carry their money Miss Ina Finisfer
hedrord. reported 20 the police that her eigarei
oase containinE 81 had been stolen from her pocket
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-07
Where to Vote

Following IS the list OF voting
places selected BY the county COM
m lssioDers
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-07

The whole world. DIR Coleman
pouAed ~ u baOktng - AnssoA