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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-05-15
ANNOUNCEMENTS
POLITICAL

The Ardmoreite 10 authorized to an
noUnce the following candidates foi
designated offices. their candidacy be
eing subject 10 the action OF the Demo
cratic primary:
For Senate, 18th District:
EARL A. BROWN.
ASA E. WALDEN.
For District Judge:
]. Il. MoORE.
w. f. FREEMAN.
For County Judge:
NJ. f. WINFREY Re.election),
For Sheriff:
HOMER BRITTON.
GUS GAINES.
j. w. (BILL) BROOKS.
TOM CARTER.
EWING c. LONDON.
For County Attorney:
JOHN L. HODGE.
For County Treasurer:
FRED s. HAYNIE (re-election).
For County Clerk: .,an.
MADISON DAWSON. 7s6Ii. 7I
ADAM ALEXANDER. tI<insf
X. 3. HENDON. % wv
For County Assessor:
JOHN T. SPEARS (re-electsoax
r. Il. C"SHORTY) GRESHAM.
For Court Clerk:
JESS j. LASLEY (Re-election).
For Commissioner:
o. ID. THOMAS. Dist. One).
LEE PASCHALL Distict No. ~
A. G. HOLMAN District No. -.
NJ. n. PIERCE, District p.
o. X. DARDEN. Prect. 8.
JOE HARRELL District No. 81.
IRA ARNOLD, District No. 81
WANTED, CLEAN COTTON RAGS
-ARDM0REITE OFFICE. TO-,
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed bids will be received until
o'clock p m, Monday, May 20, 1922.
at the office OF Redfied & Gardner,
2OOA West Main street. Ardmore, okla,
for the construction of an earthen dam
Of approximately $4,000 cubic yards for
Lake Ardmore Ohe new club lake..
Plans and specifications will be found
at said office also al the office of
J. w. Ryder. Engineer 5l4 d. n. W
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USED CAR BARGAINS
USED cAR BARGAINS

new Ford roadster. big die discount,
small cash payment. terms on balance
one slightly used Ford roadster, new
battery, extra good condition every way,
bargain S225. Some cash and terms.
one Ford coupe, same as new. eX-
cept paint. Less than half price. Part
cash will handle.
one five passenger Ford, extra good
condition, 5000,
one Ford truck worth twice the price
asked, Sl3j.
II will pay you TO inquire,
COX 33-PHONE 2254-J.
ia
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LOVELY furnished south room. large
closet, adjoining bath. Special rates
with meals for two. Mrs. Warren, 500
Il n. W. 1913
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THREE room furnished apartment in
modern duplex house, Light. water
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FOR RENT - Two large unfurnished
III Third Ave. n w. Joe Turner. l4-2
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FOR RENT-Nice cool front bed room.
Convenient 10 phone and bath. Close
In northwest Reasonable. Phone 2OiS.
li-3
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FOR RENT-Furnished southeast bed
room, kitchen privileges. private en-
trance. Phone 21O. li-3
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BOARD with southeast room, close in;
rates reasonable. 1l9 d N. w. Phone
i026-J l4-6
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FOR RENT -- Three-room unfurnished
apartment, 5. W.. paved street, imme-
date possession. Phone 1867 for APP
pointment, 1873
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FOR RENT-Good five room modern
house with garage Good location.
Broadway 5. W. $4,000 per month.
Phone 30 1913
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FOR RENT-Two nice light housekeep-
ing rooms. All A St., N. w. Phone
1881. H-3
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DESIRABLE rooms with board close
In. 10 ST., $. w. Phone 1851
l4-3
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FOR RENT - Two modern southeast
light housekeeping rooms. adjoining
bath. Phone 2ls0. li-3
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FOR SALE,-The Kendall home one half
mile north city Look 1t over; any Of
fer Will be considered, or would rent to
parties satisfying me. Eight rooms.
basement. cement porches, walks and
drive, private water works. orchard.
large barn. Also crops. tools, heavy
team. Five, ten or twenty acres to
suit party purchasing. Or some time.
j. A. Kendall. 14-3
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FOR RENT-Iight housekeeping rooms,
also sleeping rooms. llS A. 5. w,
Phone 1895. l5-5
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FOR RENT-Good five room modern
bungalow, garden and garage 622
Eleventh y. w. Phone 2lS6. ll3
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FOR RENT-Two furnished light huose-
keeping rooms. modern, no children.
Close in. Phone 1322-R 1913
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FOR RENT - one light housekeeping
room one block west OF Frisco Depot
Apply Ill Third Ave-, N. w. l4-2
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FOR RENT (HOUSES)

FOR RENT 49, New six room modern
house on Eighth Ave. between a and
b. n. w. Phone sos. A-3
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FOR RENT-Furnished rooms for lgiht
housekeeping. Fresh papered. 40 w.
Main. Phone 235l-J. 14-3
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AN OPPORTUNITY are In this
community men and women working
for .ohters--who have saved money In
selves A large institution. financinll'
responsible, In seeking TO get into touch
with such people and will provide what
additional capital IL needed. Experience
In the general store business is ncccs-
sary. For further particulars address
J w platt skirvin Hotel. Oklahoma
CITY. Okla
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FOR RENT-I.arge new six room bun
galow, garden, corner Il and Twelfth
Ave, n. f. Call l477-R. l1-6
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FOR RENT (ROOMS)

FOR RENT-Four, three or two modern
rooms with garage. Call S5S-J. l4-2
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FOR RENT - Two unfurnished light
housekeeping roms, built in sink.
pantry and closet. Private entrance to
bath. Phone 2093 3l5 Sixth Ave. N.
w. 1913
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FOR RENT-Two new modern unfur-
nished rooms, private entrances ll02
81. n. Il. 1913
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/ HAVE one nice five-room modern
cottage for rent. Henry Flynn
Phone go and TIER. 1913
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TWO well furnished light housekeep-
ing rooms to responsible couple. Phone
1113-R. l4-3
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FOR RENT-Six room house rewiy pa
pered and painted; also new three
room house on 9th Ave. n. f., Just off
lO-e
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WANTED TO BUY

WANT TO BUY-Second hand ceiling
fan. Main cafe. Phone 7l4. 2O5
East Main 1873
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HOUSEKEEPING front room and kit
chen connecting with bath. Close
In. 2?S A, 5. w. Phone 1929. 1873
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FOR RENT-Nice south bed room ad-
joining bath, with private entrance.
Phone i5i5. 1873
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FOuR.RO0M MODERN BUNGA.
Low WITH NICE GARDEN AND
GARAGE. Il AND 10TH y. T..
ONE FURNISHED F0UR-R00M
APARTMENT ON A, \. W., 523.
PHONE j. +. MCCARTHY, 1861. ~
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FOR RENT-Five-roo house. Phone
1883. Tom Cooper. 1916
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BUY A HOME

We are offering some special bargains
this week that should attract the closest
buyer. Permit US TO show you some OF
the following:
Brand new broom modern bungalow
ces $50
on McLish avenue. east OF Ringing
road. five.rooms and bath. garage. A
most comfortable $50
on Fourth avenue $. W. between Il
and c street, s.room 2.story house with
double garage and servants house. &C.
ment driveway -----------------s6,5O 800
7.room brick cottage on 10th avenue
and Hargrove street n. W. This house
has been built only two years and is
In splendid condition -----------s6. 900
on 4th avenue ". w. near Il street.
rooms and bath. modern bungalow.
large lot. 6sxiig $500
No. 22I Sth avenue ~ w. rooms
and bath. all modern -----------si,6oo
l.room dwelling. Third avenue and II
81 ". w. ----------- 800
We have lots ON Bixby avenue. Stan.
70" md McLish avenues Beautiful
'.'"1s sites. and the prices are
"rieht."
J Remember also we are agents OF the
Georgia State Savings association and
can make Aod loan-lowest rate In
the city. 81 monthly payments Of sieoe
discharges $1,000 loan.
Gwillot & Hall
500 Simpson Bldg. Phone $50
iI.l
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FOR RENT-Nicely furnished front bed
room. Close in southwest. Phone
1881. 14-3
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FOR RENT-Three modern rooms fur
uished for light housekeeping. Phone
i7G5. l5-S
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FOR RENT-Three light housekeeping
rooms, close In. Phone 1888, 2l d
81. $. w. l5-5
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NICELY furnished bedroom south ex-
posure. bath, reasonably priced 204
B S. w. Phone 1507-R. 81
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FOR RENT & Three room furnished
apartment TO couple. q d Southwest.
Phone 1888. l4-5
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LOTS-LOANS-INSURANCE

FOR SALE by owner. Five rom house
modern, east front, new, never been
occupied. B street n. Il. High and dry
This is the best buy in the city. Price
$3.50. $500 cash, balance $500 per
month. Mrs. Mary u. Turner, phone
1902 14-3
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BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITIES

FOURTEEN DOLLARS and thirty three
cents monthly repays $1,000 loan In
Aetna" Apply now for money TO buy
lac
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A BIG BARGAIN for a man who wants
to make a good living easy-it Is a
fifteen room rooming house on Main
street. reasonable rent, completely fur
nished, owner has been holding the place
at sl500.00 but II sold within the next
few days will take Ss5000 cash. j. c.
Hester, l26ia West Main ST. 1873
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PERSONAL

RESPONSIBLE parties want loan OF
$1,000 for IL months. on Al seour-
ity. WIN pay 10 per cent interest
Address II, care Ardmorelte. 80
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FOR RENT NICE -FOUR ROOM
BRICK APARTMENT, HARDWOOD
AND TILED FLOORS, ON 9TH AVE.
=
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FOR RENT-Good modern bungalow.
five rooms and bath. G22 18th II. w.
Also close in fve-room residence 4l5
Broadway. Phone 2lS6 1873
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FOR SALE - Two new attractive six
room bungalows, also ten room
two story house, two complete apart
ments. This house will pay for itself
In rents. Fine shade, close in and mod
| Why pay commission? Liberal terms
by the owner. L. T. Noble, 621 n. w.
| a
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AM GOING to sell five rom bun
galow on McLish Ave, for less than
1t Is worth-it is an ideal home in
every way and you will be surprised at
| the price Owner must raise money at
once. ]. G. Hester, l26,s West Main
| st. l4-3
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FOR RENT-Five-ro room modern house
furnished, at 400 II st. S. w. June lst.
1r-c
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FOR RENT-Beautifully furnished apart
mont two or three rooms In south
west. Phone iil-J, 1888
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FOR SALE-Five room brick bungalow.
plastered. Strictly modern on l00xl4s
It. lot. Lot can be divided in two lots.
Shrubbery, garage and driveway. One
block Of Main street. Address box 33.
or phone 22si-J. l4-3
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FOR RENT-Entire lower floor OF my
completely furnished home Call Mrs.
Cooper at Rosenthls, or at S2s u ST,
n. W.. after six O'Clock 1873
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BEAUTIFUL brick bungalow. five rooms.
large sleeping porch garage. close in.
Phone 1883. ?5 Fourth n. w. l5-3
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POSITIONS WANTED

'ENooRApHER- -boOkkssper wants po-
iitlon. Call sl4 SO
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Room APARTMENT, FURNISHES.
PHONE ia6i. i5.i
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r. G. McKiddy

Phone 90 1s6 l.2 w. Main St
Real Estate and Insuranc,
ll.S
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-10
Indiana and Mlchl6an News
WOMAN is SUFFOCATED
WHEN AUTO ONERTURNS

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich, oct g.
Mrs Mary Trudeul 33 years old. was
killed instantly Saturday night.
while "A companion Grant Walker.
go years old. salesman OF this city.
escaped unscratched when an auto
mobile in which they were riding
plunged into a ravine at the sand
creek bridge, eight miles west OF
here. Walker. the driver OF the the
car. called TO a nearby farm for aid.
and would-be rescuers found the wo-
man underneath the car. probably
sufocated.
Walker was taken into custody
az the request of Coroner Boer. Of
Ottawa COUNT and a sheriTs in
vestigation was started. Walkers
wife. found at the home Of friends
here. knew little Of the auto trip
started by her husband and Mrs
TrudelI. but said she had learned
Walker left here two hours before
the accident with the intention Of
taking Mrs Trudell 20 Grand Ha-
ven 10 see her aboard a boat which
was 10 have taken her to her for
mer home in Milwaukee
Walker told officers ne knew the
woman only as Mrs Martell and
thought she was the wife Of a for
m.r auto salesman here. The hus-
tsnd. William Trudell. claimed the
body. Two persons were killed last
summer near the scene OF the ac-
cident
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-10
NEW BOARD OF SAFETY
APPOINTED AT MUNGIE

MUNCtE. Ind. oct. 9.-MayOr
John Q. quick Sunday night ap-
pointed new mem bers OF the board
of safety to take the places of the
three members whom ne dismissed
last week, following a turmoil in the
police department growing out OF
the suspension of Van Benbow as
chief of police. John Casey was ap-
pointed to succeed Benbow, but
later Mayor Quick reinstated Ben
bow. in response to demands of the
Ku Klux Khan. and requested the
resignation of the board of safety
members.
The new board members are J.
Lloyd Kimbrough. general manager
Of the Indiana Bridge company. and
VIII F. White, a lawyer, republican
and Edward W. Barrett. district
manager of a life insurance com
pany, democrat
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-10

ter. who accompanied her. viii re-
main there for the winter.
Miss Evelyn McGuiness went TO
Chicago Monday FOR visit with
relatives
Mr.. ard Mrs. Horace Freeze, 1919
-. Seventh st. were given pleasant
surprise Saturday evening by about
s. young people. who made merry
with dancing and other entertain
ment until an early hour sunday
morning. A supper was served
Mr. and Mrs. Mace Lloyd and
children spent Sunday in Warsaw
with Mrs. Lloyd's father. Albert
Ellis
Mr. and Mrs :. D. Bailey con-
cluded VISIT with their daughter
MS. David Curtis. 1106 Broadway,
and family. Sunday and returned to
their home in Detroit They have
been in Des Moines. Ia. attending
the national G. A. r. convention.
Miss Gladys FOrLsr was home from
Kalamazoo 10 spend the weekend
She is taking a course in the state
normal college.
The A o. T. club Will hold its first
meeting OF the year with Mrs. Emory
horn at the state line Thursday aft,
ernoon. An evening party for the
husbands OF members Will follow tns
afternoon meeting.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-10
MOTHER HACKS
HER SON WITH
BUTCHER KNIFE

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, Oct. 2
BE yc kind; forgiving others
as God fOrgivcs YOU"
This was the motto on the wall
ira the home whore Mrs. Lula
Maddox. age 30. hacked her son
Kenneth. age 10. with "A butcher
knife today according to her con-
fesSiOn.
Kenneth was In the hospital
with 10 knife wounds.
Mrs. Maddox said Kenneth en-
tered the kitchen early today and
accused his mother Of moving his
trousers. She said her son cursed
her and threatened her life. Then
she admitted she seized a knife
and did not cut her son. but only
hacked him"
Kenneth. Mrs. Maddox also as
serted, attacked her other son,
otto. age IL
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-10
Tells of BraUing
Waters Of Lake
to Escape Blaze
Survivor of Forest Horror Re-
lates How Many Battled
Waves for Hours.

SAULT STE MARIE, Mich. Oct.
Fleeing 20 this city from Haley
bury where she saw her home. her
husbands newspaper plant and
hundreds OF the homes OF her neigh
bors burn in the fire which swept
down upon the Cobalt district We'd
nesday and where she saw several
Of her friends burned 20 death or
horribly mutilated. Mrs. J. T.
Leishman. Sunday. related a story
replete with frightful detail.
For three hours. Mrs. Leishman
and hundreds or men, women and
waters OF Lake Temiskaming hold
ing wet clothing over their heads
TO stop the shower OF burning Gin
ders which came from the doomed
homes and buildings OF the town.
\ heavy wind was blowing agi-
tating the waves. 80 that II was
with difficulty that parents held
their children from the waves.
one woman with two days old
infant and clad only IN her night
gown was among the hundreds who
we're forced 70 spend three hours In
the water while the fire ragged along
the shore.
When the wind changed in the
evening the refugees came out OF
the water, and with eyes swollen
by smoke and suffering from the
heat walked the shore in their wet
clothing until II O'Clock at night.
Then out of the fre-swept ruins and
smoke came a man with informa-
ton that about 40 houses in one
sheltered part OF the town had not
been destroyed and that the high
school was saved.
THE school was turned into a
hospital AS we pushed almost
blindly through the burned section
we saw a number of partly burned
bodies. Mrs Leishman said: ''in
some instances the bones were all
that were left"
Mrs. Leishman came TO the 500 on
a relief train which had been put at
the service of the refugees without
cost.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-10
Shank Names CIdycombe and
Baker on Fuel Committee

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. oct g.
Mayor Lew shank has appointed
Lloyd n. C1sycombe. city council
man and Clarence L Baker. % The
Raker Brothers Furniture Com
pany 20 serve on a committee of
citizens 20 cooperate with the fed
eral authorities IN regulating thu
distribution o. coal in Indlanapoli r.
Mr. Claycombe and NJ Bsksr
viii take the places OF Fred Ffoke
and John F. White Vho had been
appointed on the committee but who
declined 20 serve because o. a lack
o. time 20 devote % the work.
Arthur r. Bradshaw, president 81
the Allied Coal and Material Com
pany has accepted appointment az
a member or the committee. Elmer
stout and J. ". Conveys the other
IN embers appointed by TIE mayor.
are out OF the city and it - not
known whethe- they vii accept.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-10
on Honeymoon, Spent
Time With Other Man. Chan ge

1T. WAYNE. oct. after
honeymoon lasting only seven days,
during which time the bride was al
.eged 10 have spent most Of her time
with another man, A. J. Lawrence
has been granted a divorce
Three days after they were mar
ried Lawrence said. he and his bride
went 10 Michigan 10 visit friends OF
the wife. Lawrence said the first
night OF his visit ne found his wife
sitting on the hosts lar both at
tired In pajaiaas.
The next day the two families
went blackberry picking and the
host and Mrs Lawrence strOlled
away from the crowd Then Law
renee brought his bride home, but
she returned 20 Michigan two days
later. ne said.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-10
NILES NEWS

NILES. Mich. Oct. s.-(Speciall
j. II. Pound. president OF the Ben
ton Hsrbor Rotary club. Rev. II. II.
Holt. who has jus, returned from
Portland. ore. and Rev. J. II Hill
OF San Antonio. Tex. we're among
the speakers at the Rotary club
meeting Monday.
Fred Ablee. whose rome Is in Blu
chanan. but who is employed in
south Bend was overtAken BIZ the
Niles motor police while speeding
through the city at the rate OF 50
miles an hour. and was fined $50 and
costs. His father. a Civil war vet
eran, came 70 his sons rescue. and
paid the fine assessed.
Miss Gertrude Otto, who is at
tending school at Kalamazoo. was
home FOR the weekend.
Mrs. Joe Troost left Monday for
Montreal on account Of the death OF
her father. Phillip willows.
Roger Hopkins. who is now a stu
dent at the University OF Illinois.
has been pledged TO the Chi Psi fra
ternity. Immediately upon his ar
rival he became identified with an
orchestra and is devoting consider
able time 20 music Mr.. Hopkins
was in the city 10 spend the week
end
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hayes and Mr..
and Mrs. David Williams spent Sun
day in Fort Wayne.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Paddock have
returned from Boyne Falls. Mich,
after attending the funeral services
for Mr.. Paddock's Brother, Hiram,
who died from injuries sustained
by fall from a horse.
Mrs. Hudson Kirk. sos Oak ST..
has returned from Clark hospital
in Buchanan where she submitted
TO an operation. she is recovering
as rapidly as may be expected.
Mrs. Fireman Bunch spent Sunday
in South Whitley. Ind Her daugh-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-10
Unidentified Man Found,
Head DOlUn. IN Excavation

DETROIT. Oct AN unidenti-
fed man, about 60 years old. was
found sticking head first in the exca-
walton between the sidewalk and the
curb. early yesterday morning at
Barnes ST. and Harper av., where
gasoline station is being erected.
There was no frame work enclos-
ing the hole. which was full of wa
ter, 70 is claimed, and the red Ian
tern placed there earlier in the eve
ming had gone out, someone in the
neighborhood reported TO the police
at . o'clock Sunday morning An in
vestigation TO ascertain why the eX-
cavation was not properly marked
will be investigated by the police.
The man is believed to have died
from sunocation. There were no
marks of violence The body was
taken TO the morgUe.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-10
Bogus Check PdSser PdroIed
10 Go TO Y DIRK and Make Good

GOSHEN. oct. s-Althoush he
pleaded guilty before Circuit Court
Judge Drake 20 passing siX bad
checks o. Goshen merchants. get
ting more than f1eO in The trans
actions. A. A. Hawk. p. with a wife
and two children. will not be re-
quired 20 serve sen1enc Of from
20 Il years in Jacksonville REFORM
tory as punishment After hearing
Hawks story. Judge Drake paroied
the prisoner % George 3. slate.
Goshen manufacture. who viii give
him a job. Hawk. Il - sid. viii re-
pay the merchants who cashed the
bad checks.