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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-30
NewS- Times Free
Cooking School
Real Opportunity
Women of South Bend In
vited to Glasses at Chamber
of Commerce This Week.

An unusual opportunity is offered
to the women Of South Bend and
vicinity in the News-Times Cooking
school which Will be held in the
Chamber Of Commerce gymnasium
for four days. beginning next Tues
day. Glasses, to which all women
are invited, and for which there will
be no charge. Will be held from .
until 4 o'clock Tuesday, Wednesday.
Thursday and Friday afternoons OF
next week.
The course OF instruction offered.
it is said. will prove very valuable
because OF its practically. All
phases Of cooking, from the prepare
ton Of the common hash to fancy
cake decoration will be covered.
6rst by a lecture. and then by a
demonstration of the best methods.
Mrs. Harris In Charge
Mrs. Bertha NJ. Harris. of the de-
partment of food economies. the
Corn Products Refining Co, Chicago.
will be in charge Of the school. Mrs.
Harris received her instruction at
the University Of Chicago, and has
AAeAAf bNGAGtSf AAtAAc4Nt tADti ltlEG III
practical house keeping. She will
give the lectures and demonstrations
each day. and will answer any ques-
tions that may arise
Schools similar 10 the one which
vii be held in South Bend have been
held IN other cities OF the state with
great success. A system OF the
schools was recently organized in
Canada.
Merchants Of the city are coop
Grating with The News-Times in
holding the school by furnishing the
groceries. utensils. and other neces.
sary equipment. The Inwood gro
Gerry, the Home Furniture Co. Sailor
Bros. Heller's and the Artificial Ice
Co. arc among the business houses
fuv0i ''~" equipment or material.
A cordial invitation is extended by
Tia .,.ua- rmcs 20 all the women
I'm the vicinity TO attend the cooking
school
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-30
Fast Talking of
Insurance 4 gent
Costly to Miller
Reports Loss of suit Of
Clothes TO Local Police
Saturday.

The gull1le tongue OF what is be
licved % be pseudo assurance agent
and the Willingness Of one Ralph
Miller 20 give another interview ar
his rOomius house resulted IN the
loss OF 5Iiller's suit, according to in-
formation furnished the ponce last
night by Miller and his laudlady.
Miller informed tho police that he
INST a man some time last week IN
q w Division 81. restaurant, giving
his name as Fl. S. Rollins and rep
resenuus himself as an agent for
the Home Accident Insurance CO. OF
this city. AT that time Rollins tried
70 sell some Insurance 10 Miller and
when Miller told him that no had
no money. Rollins agreed TO talk to
him again some time at has rooming
house. Miller accepted this arrange
mcnt and furnished Rollins with his
address and the name OF the woman
who kept the room5ng house.
Rollins called at 0Iiller's room last
wednesday. showing the landlady
The card on which Miller had writ
ten his name and address and told
her ne was sent after Miller's suit
which was 70 be cleaned and pressed
The laudl1dy hesitated before turn
ing over the suit but finally decided
10 was all right when she saw the
card written in Miller's own hand.
writing.
Miller was unaware OF his suit
being gone until his landlady men
toned the matter 20 him yesterday.
When Miller failed TO locate the in
surance agent, ne requested the Pc
lice to assist him IN finding his suit
or the man who carried it from his
rOoming house.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-30
Seren NGbbed for alleged
Violation of Motor LGrUS

a number of arrests We're made
yesterday afternoon and night. by
city and state police for speeding
and violation OF the automobile laws.
The reckless driving OF autoists
more noticeable since the coming OF
warm weather. is responsible for the
stringent measures 10 be taken with
yi0Iators in the future
Those arrested vest erday are.
lIayes Houohaugh. r. ". G.. A..
Stanley Edwards. 9O4 F. Washing
ton ST. John W. Mckinney, CTS
Pennsylvauia av. Rudolph Weiss
1920 S. Franklin ST.. all for exceed
ing the speed limit. Leonard Hadsell
I149 w Thomas Ste for driving
without a certificate OF title with an
Indiana license and having improper
license. sylvester Braxtou. 127 w.
Colfax ST.. driving without a chauf-
feur's license, Jacob Young. 1913 :
81. Joseph So. operating an auto
with the muffer open and no card
and coutainer.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-30
COIored Man Nabbed IN
Raid on american Club"

A gallon and a half OF moon
shine" and several empty cans
bearing strong odor Of liquor,
were found in a raid on the Ameri-
can Club. 42S s. Chaplin St, yessvr-
day afternoon by Detective Sergt
DeIinsli and OfRcers Pinter. Winth-
Ell and Kish.
The American Club Is said TO be
conducted by Frank Murphy. col
ored, who was arrested when found
{ enlarge of the place and charged
with unlawful possession Of intoXl-
eating liquor for sale. No liquor
was found in the club but a search
OF the apartment above revealed a
number OF quart cans Of liquor
Murphy furnished bonds OF $500
for appearance In city court Mon
day morning.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-30
April Prored a Busy Month
For City Probation officer

Duties of the city court probation
officer took ON a. further increase m
Apil when against the nine removed
from his llst for Investigation IL
names were added. Probation ers.
the great majority o. whom are
liquor law offenders. at the close of
the month total So
Since the appointment of Luther
Lane as probation officer. succeedins
Chief of Police Laurence j. Lane iu
that capacity, more than leo cases
have been brought TO his attention.
This compares with y cases ptadins
at the end Of last year.
Lanes monthly report shows S4S
received by him for family support
and S1O2 for fines. paid him ON inn
stallments This compares with $40
received for fines q month ago.
There were 80 home visits made
by the probation officer the report
shows. and IS preliminary .avesti-
cations. During the month two men
and one woman under probation had
their iail sentences revoked
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-30
Political Gunfire Halted Sat
urday Night enatorship
Fight Bitterest.

lndiana's political Grew orks came
to a halt last night. st. Joseph
county office seekers concluded
their strenuous weeks OF campaign
ing TO rest over the Sunday holiday.
Monday viii be devoted 10 checking
up plans for corraling primary
votes. for the verbal bombardment
OF campaign gunfire IS ended until
next falls election camraign.
on the republican side OF the
ticket the impartial observer sees
the bitterest race IN the senatorial
fight. The struggle between Hon.
Albert !. Beverage and sen. Harry
> New for the nomination has been
waged increasingly for more than a
month. Charge and counter-charge
has been hurled.
Beverage followers are confide Mt
as 10 the outcome Of Tuesdays pri-
mary. His candidacy and certain
nomination they view as a reaction
from News policy which has been
characterized as similar 20 that OF
a rubber stamp. Organization re-
publicans have attempted TO throw
screen over the republican sena-
torial primary issues.
Argument Loses Weight. ..
News henChmen have preached
that his defeat IS a thrust at the
Harding administration, this tact
being taken by the fact that New
was in complete accord with party
measures. on the other hand. Bev-
eridge has publicly declared that he
would support Priest Harding. so
the New argument loses weight I'm
the light of that fact
The great issue OF the present
campaign appears 10 be one of New
berryism. That is the expected
basis for democratic attack this
fall The Beveridge vote on Lori
mer when the former Indiana sena-
totr voted to unseat the Illinois con
gresham, is considered as an indi-
cation OF Beveridge's views on this
important question. News stand has
been clearly defined and greatly
criticized.
In the democratic race for state
senator former Gov Samuel Raj
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-30
HOME SEEKERS TO
SWARM MARQUETTE
PARK SITE TODAY
Large Number Expected at
Sale of Burlingame CO.
53 Lots Remaining.

According TO officials Of the L. w.
Burlingame Co, today will witness
the closing sale OF Marquette Park.
The largest crowd Of home-seekers
and lot buyers yet handled is ex-
pected to be present early Sunday
morning I'm an endeavor 10 obtain
one of the remaining lots in the
park
To-day we viii go over the tor
said L. W. Burlingame. THE de-
mand for places in the park will
7 am afraid, be far beyond the sup
ply. There will doubtless be many
disappointed and we are expecting a
scramble Sunday for the SO remain
ing lots in Marquette Park. In or
der to take care OF them I will Off
cially open for sale on Sunday Mar
quette Park addition No. /. This
plat contains Go lots. 40 OF which
have already been sold. The fact
that these 40 have been sold before
the property has been officially
opened for sale or advertised, shows
the great demand for sites in the
city and the popularity OF our loca-
tons"
Remarkable Record.
The l. w Burlingame CO. has
made a remarkable record since To-
eating in South Bend Mr.. Bur
lingame came to take charge Of the
sale OF Marquette Park on April 10
and since that time has practically
sold the entire plat. which contains
159 lots There remains but IS
and these will be sold Sunday. In
guiries have been pouring into the
company office in the Blackstone
building and a record crowd is eX-
pected az Marquette Park today.
Last Sunday % lots were sold and
the Burlingame force was kept busy
until after dark. This Sunday a
repetition Of the same condition is
looked for and the entire Burlin-
game force will be on the job early
I'm the morning The great demand
for the home building sites and the
remarkably fast sale OF the park
is just another Indication OF the
scarcity Of homes in South Bend.
Building in the park has already
begun and viii be one of the new
and convenient residential sections
of the city.
Tho beginning Of the sale OF Mar
quette Park addition 10. I will take
place sunday and viii give a large
number OF people who do not care
20 invest $500 or $500 in a lot "a
get one in the addition for $500
and $3.50. These sites are prac-
ticaly the same as Marquette Park
proper but are reduced in price be-
cause of lesser street Improvements
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-30
Boy Hero Who Sared Life OF
Chunu GiUen y Membership

William Lochmondy. better known
as "Biu.' 12-year-o boy who
learned 10 swim three weeks ago in
the free classes offered by the Y NJ
G. A. and who last - -urday saved
his smaller brother and a chum from
drowning. has been awarded a. mem
bershiD i'm the Y. ". c. a boys de-
partment.
AT q recent meeting Of the officials
OF the association 81 was decided that
membership would be the mos
appropriate way Of expressing the
gratitude OF the Y. VI. G. 4.
"Biu" seems perfectly satisfied
and IS now enjoying the gym classes
and other 'Y" privileges along with
the rest OF the kids"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-30
PLAN NEW THEATER ON
KNICKERBOCKER SITE

WASHINGTON. april 29.-De-
spite the protests OF many Washing
ton residents. a new picture paiace
Will rise on the side OF the knion.
erbocker theater I'm which nearly
100 people lost their lives last jan
uary when the roof OF the structure
collapsed. The property was pur-
chased at auction yesterday by Har-
~ NJ Crandall. who was part own
or OF the original theater. Those
protesting against further use OF the
site for theater purposes propose
Il BE reserved for a public me-
mortal 20 the victims.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-30
Golden Rule Girls to Hare
Charge of VesperS Seruice,

The Golden Rule Girls OF the
Broadway Evangelical church viii
have charge OF the vesper services
at the Y VI. C. - sunday afternoon
at 400 o'clock. Music viii be fur
n.shed by Miss Laura Wagner and
Miss Ruth Biehl and Richard Rel
mold will read. Members OF the
class viii act as hostesses at the tea
which follows
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-30
Primary Candidates End Strenuous
Campaign to AWait Result of Vote

ston appears 90 have the edge. Dan
lei Stmm3 Of Lafayette is the most
form.G15ie opponent OF Ealstou. but
the latter. because or his former
prominence in state democratic cir
cles. IS expected TO be a strong pull
ling power.
Tn the 18Th congressional district
a. J. Hickey. present representative.
is uuopDosed. Miss Esther O'keefe
OF Plymouth. who last u-ght COM
pleted her primary campaign with
an address at the High school. has
had strong support come 20 her ban
ner from unexpected sources. The
recent issue Of the state publication
OF the Anti-SalOon league newspa
per. which set forth the wet an
dry proclvitIes Of senators. CON
gressiOnal and law enfOrcen ent can
didutes. proclaimed Miss OILeefe a.
a. remarkable woman, whose stand
ou the prohibition issue was well
defined.
Frank Coughlln IS regarded as
having an excellent chance Of land
ing the republican nomination Cor
prosecutor. His fighting qualities
as exhibited in city court when he
disposed OF 1O6 liquor cases I'm a feN
weeks created for him an envlable
record. COushun has been conduct
ing an active campaign and ST. Jo-
seph county republicans have beer
maintaining a lively interest in his
candidacy.
DOran UnoppOsed.
Edward " Doran is unopposed
for the democratic nomination as
prosecuting attorney
In the race for the sherif1's Office
the field seems we'll crowded. SIX
are striving for the republican ticket
and four on the democratic
In the event OF a light primary OF
5000 votes. 1000 ballots is expected
10 be enough TO win the republican
nomination with the field SO clearly
divided. But one wager has beer
offered on this race. a pohtica
picker" offering TO bet one 10 three
that he could pick the winner. Mi
chael Hanley seems 10 heal the dem
ocratic candidates and Is picked a.
the regular organization choice.
Spirited contests are elsewhere tC
be found on both sides Of the pOlit-
ical arena The primary was mo-
needed for naming candidates for ju.
dietary. for in every instance no pri.
mary opposition exists.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-30

\. VI. smith. 221 =. Walnut St,
reported 20 the police last night that
"a pieces of 2x4 inch frame studding
used in the erection of building on
Walnut St. was stolen from the
property some time Friday night.
The organ recital that Was ap.
pointed Tor Lass Sunday afternoon
az 81. James Episcopal church. and
was not given. VIII be given this aft
ernOon at 1870 O'Clock. The same
program will be giyer that was an
nounced for last sunday afternoon
with Mr. Otto 7 Godeney at the
organ.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-30
REsINrE LAKE SERVICE.

CLEVELAND. April 2s.-Passen-
ger service between Buffalo and
Cleveland opens ON Lake Erie to-
night. Tie first boat viii 90 from
here and the first out OF Buffalo to-
morrow night.
Navigation between Detroit and
Buffalo Will open on May 10. ac-
cordlng 20 officials OF the Detroit and
Cleveland Navigation CO.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-30
Former Site Of South Bond
Cement Company Purchased

a PLOT of land ou Leeper ave-
overlooking Leeper park. which
was formerly The site OF the south
Bend Cement Co. has recently been
purchased bv the William Happ
Realty CO. TO be su-divided into lots
according 20 an announcement
made SATURDAY.
The new addition vii, Doe known
as Signal View Place IL comprises
more than 200 feet iu length ou
Leeper az. and Will be dev.ded -nto
number Of lots suitable for resi-
dence.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-30
Veteran Plymouth Editor
WedS TiOSa Society Deb"

Clay W. Metskcr. veteran editor OF
the Plymouth Democrat, and Mabel
ROarer. TiOsa, Ind. were married.
at 10 o'clock yesterday at the par
sonage Of the Brethren church in
Tiosa, Rev. Sylvester milestone, Off
ciating.
The bride is q years of age and
is popular among the younger set
in Tiosa. The couple left on an
afternoon train for a few days trip
to Chicago after which they will re-
side at the home Of the groom at
Plymouth
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-30
Dollars TO Doughnuts

Cr-ir ether words-anythins
from financial opportunities 20
good things 90 eat youu md list
cd somewhere under the four
score and more headings IN the
CLASSIFIED Section.
And It's dollars 20 doughnuts-
on d betting sCale-rhat youu
find the best opportunities 10 save
or make money ON any particular
th.ns you have .n mind among
these same little ads
The fact IS that variety is the
spice ~ advertising and economy
as well as ~ life. And youIl ind
q wide enough range OF offers 20
cover practically every need You
may have in mind
But the variety doesn't stop
there. The different PROPOSE
tions about the same things are
alphabetically listed together FOR
your comparison and greatest sat
.sfaction
Turn 20 the CLASSIFIED Section
today,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-30
POLICE SPIRIT GREEKS
OUT OF BEARDSTOWN

BEARDSTOWN. Ill. April 90
AIDED BY a switch engine and a box
car. officers today eluded a crowd Of
a thousand angry citizens and sped
from this city with 60 Greek rail-
road section employees, arrested IN
connection with the Staying al,
Frederick last night OF Sheriff Ed
ward Lashbrook ard Deputies Frank
Utter and Carl Neff The Creeks
were taken 10 Jacksonville. where
they were met by another crowd,
pr< ipally composed OF the curious,
and placed IN the county Jail.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-30
COURT ENJOINS WEST
VIRGINIA STRIKERS

CHARLESTON. ". Va, AprlI .
Three preliminary injunctions
were granted by Judge George ".
NcCHnic IN the federal district
court today restraining the United
Mine Workers Of America from or
ganizing activity In various southern
and central coal fields OF the state.
The injunctions were granted 20 the
Nickel and allied interests OF the
New River fields; other operators OF
the New River territory and 10 q
number OF the Kanawha operators.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-30
Fire-Year-OId Boy Injured
2 hen Struck by Automobile

Julius Brownsteiu, FIVE years old,
4I4 MelEUs court. received slight in
iuries 10 his arm and shoulder when
he was struck and knocked down by
an automobile. driven by II. J. Wood
ford. 7O1 Cushing ST., late yesterday
afternoon.
Woodford was driving north on
Cushing ST.. 81 a moderate rate OF
speed when the boy suddenly darted
from behind q parked car In the 400
block. Every attempt was made 20
prevent hitting the child and the
quIckuess with which Woodford re-
duced the speed Of the car prevented
more serious injuries
Dr. r. J. Birmingham was called
and attended the injured boy.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-30
NEWLY WED KILLS. SELF.

SULLIVAN. Ind. April 29.@Ches-
ter Bedweu. 50, committed suicide at
the home OF his brother. Albert Bed
well. at Glendora near here today.
for the act. He was married only
last week.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-30
VII son SENDS MESSAGE
TO DEMOCRATIC LEADER

WASHINGTON, April 2s--F'or-
mer Pres't Woodrow Wilson declar-
ed In q letter read tonight at a
dinner rendered 20 Chairman Cor
dell Hull OF the democratic national
committee by women members OF
the committee that this Is un-
doubtedly a critical turning point
in the affairs OF mankind and II
clearly falls 20 the democrats OF the
United States TO lead the way 10 the
light"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-30
BEVERIDGE CLOSES
CAMPAIGN AT CAPITAL

INDIANAPOLIS, April %. Al
bert J. Beveridge. candidate for the
nomination for United
States senator, brought his speaking
campaign TO close here tonight
with an address before a large meet
ing at the tabernacle. Mayor Shank
and several others spoke at the
meeting.
Mr.. Beveridge IN his speech
stressed the need for lifting the
burden Of taxathNn and bureaucratic
interference. which he said had
clogged the wheels OF commerce and
industry since the end Of the war.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-30
LNENfAN KILLED.

ENGLISH. April 2s.-Wiuiam De
Weese. - years old. a Hneman for
a telephone company. Gvas killed to-
dav at Midtown. near here. when he
came in contact with live wire
while working.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-30
FIREMAN KILLED.

COLUMBIA. No. April 29-The
fireman was killed and the engineer
was severely scalded when a Wa
bash passenger train was wrecked
today. Three coaches left the rails
and the engine turned over.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-30

Capt. OF Detectives Horace Hnmil-
ton and Officers Ferger and Voter
arrested Howard Comton at 1927
=. Lafayette blvd, late yesterday aft
ernoon. Comton is wanted by De-
troit police on a charge of abandon
ing his wife. who is residing in that
city.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-30

By Associated T-.ss
PARIS. April 2'-Ih.s s the
most expensive toHu I've ever
the c,her day Us ha cooked over
BIZ presented h.m al .le end o. "a
meal iu EouleFa.. .ata
The champion pu-.s. fr Jarh
kearus. his manager. 3D. .'lsre' news
paper man and the correspondent.
2> las guests. each had just taken
the equivalent OF AID orIra-.
American business mans lunch.
Dempsey drank water ASA t1. three
guests took ordinary ..eht wine The
bin read -gS frames which with
the customary I'D rer eeut IT'D. I'M
creas ed. TO 300.
Dempsey immediately. Translated
The amount INFO dollars.
twenty-five auck-~ ra ex0o-t1-
lated
why. 7 could CAT rf. r. trot
for week iu Sew y. t.- fhs-
money"
Corresponden AS rues,s and hosts
ssgntered ouf of fbs restaurant .to
look over the crowds in .rs homie
wards and be able fo saw IN yor~-
self. There's not n man i- that
crowd I can't lick
Don't Won believe IT, re,I.a5 fha
rbar,Dior roo5as-I,. ,.-rt,o-s --s
perbans hair a dozen r-a., IN the
boulevard now who yr.+b r-ra
training could knorl, me ror a roer d,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-30
a snot.lIcht - the front Mcense

A spotlight and the front license
plate was stolen from his Ford tour
Ing car by thieves who broke into
his garage. according 10 a report
made 10 the police Saturday by the
owner. William Brown. l14l5 w.
Tutt 81 The stolen license plate
was No. 1858.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-30
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The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1922-01-04

The Rev. Jesse c. Rowan, pastor Of
the First Presbyterian Church Of Col.
umbus, having been called out Of the
city for a period Of time extending
beyond next Sabbath, the conerega-
lions of the First Presbyterian
Church and the First Christian
Church will unite for worship next
Sunday. The Rev. Arthur Growden
d. d., will preach both morning and
night at the First Presbyterian
Church, The congregation of the
First Christian Church will hold THEN
regular Sabbath Communion Service
in their own church at 9:45, after
which pastor and people win go in a
body to the First Presbyterian
Church to worship with the congre-
cation there, Doctor Growden oc-
cupying the pulpit.