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The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1922-10-17
Double Track For
Atlantic Coast Line

Wilmington, N. c., Oct. 17.-Con-
tracts for the double tracking Of the
Atlantic Coast Line from Bennett, S.
c., to Doctortown, Ca, have been
awarded
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1922-10-17

Miss Viola Aiken, who has been
quite III, is improving, rapidly and
her little friends win be pleased to
hear the good news. .,,.,. < 3
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1922-10-17

Miss Hazel Harrison has returned
to her home in Spartanburg, after
spending several weeks with her aunt,
Mrs. w B. Aiken on f. Main street.
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1922-10-17

Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Nicholson had
as their weekend guests, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry d. Lorick, DR.. p. E. Payne
and Miss Mary Hyatt of Columbia.
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1922-10-17
WEATHER

Showers and cooler
tonight and Wednes-
day.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-10
% ThOroughb5edS Lost
In Fire at Lexington

LEXINGTON. Ky May Q. -
Twenty-eight thorough breds valued
at least quarter a million dollars
we're burned 20 death IN a ire which
destroyed the racing stable owned
BY former United States Sen John
son Camden and J G. Milan. prom
inent breeder. AZ the Lexington race
track Tuesday night The IRE is Sc
lteved 20 have been caused by light
Ming
The blaze had gained grea' head
way before efforts 70 rescue the
thorough breds could ta started Six
Of the horses were rescued. however.
BY Track Supt y Keegan and at
taches % several nearby stables
Miss Humphrey. -year-old. Louis
Adair. -year-old and three un-
named Miles were rescued. Mojave
which finished second iu the Idle
Hour stakes run here Tuesday. was
badly burned. although the extent
OF his iufurles is not definitely
known Rangdon. Bettina and OAR
jeeIng. aces Of the older division OF
the stable were among those which
met death 10 The IRE Fair Agnes.
Golden Apple and Senator Ernst are
among the best tf the wo-year-olds
which were burned 90 death
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-10
Regulations for Election

which the Good VIII Election OF the
American Committee France and The South Bend News
be o 16.
candidates period of nonjna-
midnight
of
n one
VIII Editor,
Baotng begins Monday May Il and ends midnight Saturday
fourth Of balong BE held deemed
will be credited DESIGNATED candidate for each 10
The candidate receiving the greatest number of will be
lee he
All the Honorary Delegate will be paid
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-10
HeIium Production May
Regulate DirigibLe Flight

WASHINGTON. May 9.-An in
vestigation which may revolutionize
the flying OF Hghter-than-air craft
in the United States is under way.
on the results Of an inquiry being
conducted by Representative Lam
ham. Of Texas. into the possibility
OF producing the non-inhammable
gas. helium, cheaply and in guam
tity. depends an attempt TO revise
regulations governing air lanes and
the flight Of dirigibles.
II helium production can be in
creased TO the e--tcnt that it will be
as readily available as hydrogen gas
and al but little mo.e cost Congress
viii be asked TO enact legislation
preventing the Government Air Ser
vice from further experimenting
with dirigibles unless helium is
used
II this legislation IS deemed ad-
visable after the investigation i VIII
undoubtedly be extended 70 include
regulation over expected future
commercial use OF dirigibles. Repre-
sentative Ldnldll4 4rF4a4 rtA-
steps 70 make digit OF the big
cigar-shaped aircraft safer followed
immediately in the wake OF the dis
aster which overlook the giant diri-
gibie Roma owned by the govern
ment
Belief was freely expressed in
congressional circles that the toll OF
life taken in the Roma fall would
have been lessened II the craft had
been flled WIKI helium' instead OF
hydrogen. which burst into fame
and caused most OF the deaths
Lanham points out that the gov
er ment has a monopoly on the pro-
iuction OF helium az the govern
ment-owned plant a. Fort Worth.
Texas. This plant, however Is row
idle. The house recently voted
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-10
AN ANNOUNCEMENT
BY Good VIII Editor

The American COMMITTEES for Devastated France that
chosen South Bend delegate
which a
a
a
The VIII Delegation will ocaly
Rules governing the The
Bends deesate FIN the nomination and med
VIII Editor candi
in O he
win their neignbor and friends
obtained Election Z American
Bends Offering There
in
splendid
the American armies
engaged II has received the commentator of statesmen OF two CONT
France. president OF the organization
or ing ton nj to he
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-10

The row between the premier and
the Nortbcliffe press over statements
published In London has simmered
down AID The conference ar Mos
phere is more pacific. although ex-
treney foggy.
The German delegation and many
neutral delegations Joined in the
efforts OF Foreign Minister Schanzer
OF italy 90 have the Russians temper
their response 20 as 70 avoid dSrup-
tioo OF the Genoa gathering which
seems Ear less likely tonight than -
hours earlier. There is less electric
ity in the air and general feeling
OF confidence that the Russians VIII
modify their response 20 make u
Impossible for the French and Bel
eiars 20 bolt without further nego-
rlatlons
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-10
COUNTY TREASURER
SELLS S424,OOO IN
ROAD REPAIR BONDS
Spirited Bidding Precedes Sale
of Issue for Public I'M
proponents.

st. Joseph county road bonds TO
the extent Of s4245OO were sold by
W. A. Slick, county treasurer. TO
two different financial institutions,
following spirited bidding Tuesday
morning. The entire county unit
road bonds totalling $4,000 were
sold 10 he Continental and Com
mercial Trust and Savings associa-
ton Of Chicago az a premium OF
$500.
The township road bonds went 10
~. r Wild and Co. of Indianapolis
at the following figures William
Sauer road, in Madison township
.S23.50O premium 1925; William
Sauer road i'm Union township So
500. premium S91.s5; William Sauer
road in Center township bonds So
500. premium Sails; J. II Freder-
icks road in Madison township $37.-
600. premium S617.90; George Fires
road in Penn township $4,000 pre-.
MUM. s250.50.
Improvement Program.
The $500 premium Of the Chi
cago institution on the county road
bonds included the following roads:
Turkey Creek road Gls miles con-
crete south. bonds OF $4,000; con-
.inuation Of Dogwood road south 70
Marshall county line for four miles
with concrete $4,000; and the
Division st. road two miles of con-
crete west from Olive St, $4,000.
The township road bonds sold in
cluded the Sauer road. which runs
through three townships from
Woodland 10 the Turkey Greek
road. 10 be paved with gravel a dis
lance of % miles. the Fredericks
road which runs three miles east
from Woodland 20 DogwOod road
TO be improved with concrete, and
the Fries road in Penn township,
which runs southwest of Mishawaka
one and "a quarter miles 70 be inn
proved with gravel
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-10

ANNHktttANA AAhtAf FaE' NAtNfi
pool, resulted In part OF his congre-
cation leaving the church
The church board or sessions. how
ever supported the minister and Mr
Irwin announced ne would stick 10
the bitter end. Fires wero discov-
cred In the church annex recently
Then the board OF sessions resigned
announcing II would take 10 tho
Oklahoma synod what it declared
was the persecution" OF the min
lister" An abduction Of the former
pastor q fortnight ago by three un.
identified men brought charges from
both sides.
An investigation by the county
authorities into the fres and the
abduction was followed by the fling
q information charging arson
against Mr. Irwin and n G.. Lewis
a member Of tho resigned board Of
sessions. Irwin and Lewis VIII be-
rreisned tomorrow. The county
attornev dropped the inquiry into
the abduction saying he had obtair-
ed evidence 10 support his belief TIA.
IL had been arranged
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-10
adding -Four Years
To Average Life

CHICAGO, May 9.-Here is CHEEKY
news for the unfortunates who have
been standing on the brink OF happy
hunting grounds
We are 10 have an extra four years
OF life. Science has fixed things by
eliminating or reducing the toll OF
various diseases The health stand
ard has been so aised thai the aver.
age man and woman in a civilized
community Will live four years long
er than the lifetime period OF ten
years go four years that had been
unexpected-l,i7O golden DAYS pill
fered from the bearded old gentle
man with the scythe.
Statistics clinching the joyous It'd .
ings OF science were presented 81 the
National Fraternal Congress. repre-
senting a total Membership OF
10000 coo. IL vas further shown
that as a reeult OF the great advance
OF medical science in preventing dis
ease which formerly wrecked a pOr-
ton OF the population. children born
this year viii live ar least six years
longer than we do
Deaths from typhoid and diph-
liberia. once considered plaques. are
reduced 10 dull statistical reports.
and ia ten years deaths from these
diseases. the medical experts de-
clared. viii almost disappear.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-10
Good Will Election
Pointers

Girls and women OF South Bend
and vicinity are eligible.
Nominations. which are free,
may be made by any resident Of
South Bend, or South Bend group
such as offices, stores. factories,
etc.
Votes will cost ten cents each.
Ballot books and aids 10 getting
votes will be distributed free at
the Good VIII headquarters IT.
the News Times building. No
voting COUPON will appear in the
News-Tlmes
All travelling expenses of the
delegates will be paid by the
American Committee for De-
vastated France, OF which Miss
Anne Morgan is executive chair
man.
Every dime collected in South
Bend will go 10 the work Of the
American Committee.
Use nomination coupon or
mail card or letter TO Good VIII
editor Nominations may also be
made in person
See the Good VIII Editor at
the News-Tines building, il you
nave any questions TO ask. You
are welcome.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-10
South Bends Good
Will Sponsoring
Committee

Bishop John Hazen White. chair
man
Mrs. James D. Oliver, jr., vice
chairman.
Miss Elizabeth Matheny, vice
chairman.
F. J. Schumacher. treasurer.
Rene Murray, secretary.
Mayor Eli Seebirt. South Bend
Mayor William W Dodge. Misha-
waka
Or. {. 5. Lippincott.
Rev. John r. Burns, c. S. C.
Mrs. Howard Woolverton.
Mrs. Richard Elbel.
Mrs. Granville Ziegler.
Mrs. Thad Talcott.
Mrs. Frank Herring.
Mrs. james G Bostwick, Misha-
w9Es.
Miss Maude Heath.
Miss Margaret Burnett.
Miss .. Harrison
Principal J. L MCGOWAN.
DR. Robert L. Sensennich.
Colonel c. S. Bullock.
George l.. O Brien.
Louis Hammerschmidt.
Thomas 4. Hyues.
George w. J. Kalczynski.
John r. Campbell.
y. L. Guilfoyle.
w: o. Davies.
Fred L. Bryan
Edgar T Bonds.
Charles ". Bingham. Mishawaka.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-10
DAWSON BURIED IN
LONG ISLAND CEMETERY

LOCUST VALLEY. y Y. Nav O.
-Multi-millionaire and simple vii
lager met Tuesday at the little ivy
clad chapel of ST Joseph's of Lat
tingtown. for the funeral of Henry
?. Dawson. Present. too. were men
and women of the American Rec
Cross TO pay tribute 10 the man OF
affairs who during the world war
had directed the organizations eff
forts. The Red Cross wreath occu-
pied the place Of honor at the bier:
the Red Cross hag hoated from the
ratters in the tiny Long Island
church Red Cross nurses stood with
bowed heads on the lawn during the
ritual and a delegation from tho
Red Cross war council officially rep
resented :he greatest mother in tho
world
J. r. Morgan. head OF the banking
house IN which Mr.. Dawson had been
partner led the procession into
the church O. which only nearest
relatives and closcse friends were ad-
mitred
At the graveside were only the
closest friends
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-10
Police Find Buried
Coins. Bur No Boozs

ROME. Ga May g. Dallas
Grimes nesro. did not buy any silk
shirts or throw money 90 The winds
when rhe World war was on and
people acted like money was cheap
He saved his pennies Police dis
covered the extent OF his savings
When they searched his premises for
liquor and found instead jug CON
tanning $500 pennies The negro
old them that he buried the jug OF
neunies .u has back yard during The
gar with rhe idea that Dc might be
1sefui later on He had just dug b;
Ip BE told the raiders fear.ag
someone would discover IT'S h.dine
place
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-10
COUNCIL PROPOSES
SECOND MUNICIPAL
GOLF COURSE HERE
Site in Northeast Part of City
Being Considered for
New Links.

The popularity that has greeted
the opening OF the Municipal golf
course this season has started the
city TO thinking and as a result the
opening OF a second course in the
northeast part OF the city is being
informally discussed by the city
council and the appropriation Of
money for this purpose may not be
far distant
Monday night the city council talk
ed the matter over al an informal
meeting. following the regular bust
ness session Figures were brought
out and IL was announced that 1000
golf enthusiasts had taken advantage
Of the Municipal course during the
first week following its opening this
season.
This number has not fallen of and
the continued popularity of the
game is assured Realizing this fact
the council imme diately greeted
with favor the suggestion of a second
course The benefit derived by the
players taking up the game is un-
questioned and members Of the
council are aware of the fact that
people in south Bend in all walks
OF life are becoming enthusiastic over
the pastime. Men. women and chill
dren are using the Municipal links
and a new course in another location
OF the city il is thought. would be
besides a popular movement. also a
beneficial one.
To Visit Site.
The location OF the land now IN
der consideration for a second course
lies at the extreme northeast corner
OF the city limits. in the rear Of the
II. G.. Christman home The location
is considered good and the land idea
for the purpose. II is rolling ground
and furnishes natural hazards with
underbrush and woods enough "a
make the course sporty.
Wednesday afternoon the mem
bers OF the council will take trir
over the land and there is a possibil'
ity that an appropriation for its
purchase will be asked. While the
idea of a see nd golf course is upper.
most. the land may. instead, be used
for park purposes.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-10
HUNT MISSING GIRLS
LOST IN PINE FIRES

CAPE MAY. y J.. May 1.-Two
girls reported missing yesterday in
the forest fires ranging in the pines
near here are believed 20 have been
separated and were lost from their
parents who were attempting 20 save
their homes from the flames. The
girls are thought 10 be safe In The
hands Of person or persons so far
unknown, who are she,tering them.
Their parents live In An Italian set
element near Pancoast
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-10
PLAN FARLEY FOR
CHECKING LIQUORS

WASHlNGTON. May s.-A con-
ference OF prohibition officials will be
held al Louisville, Ky next Thurs
DAY 10 determine upon means Of
checking the manufacture and sale
Of Illicit liquors, Prohibition COM
missioner Haynes announced today
Haynes said. poisonous liquors
are being mauufactur al an
Charming rate" and declared that
extra steps are necessary 10 stamp
our this practice
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-10
Veterans asking
J Ote IN Tennessee

Ote ia Tennessee
NASHVILLE Tenn Nav g.
When Tennessee voters go 10 the
polls next fall no elect q governor II
is very probable thar their choice
WAN Ic between TWO candidates
whose combined age totals $50 Years
The two veteran are
Gov Air a Taylor ~ who in-
tends 10 make The race for re-elcc-
tion on the repu llicau ticket
EN-Goy Benton MCMiuin a. who
is considered as the most likely as-
pirant for the democratic nomina-
tion
p Coz Taylor has been active ~
Tennessee politics Cor so years hav-
ing served seyerl. terms ln congress
Thirty years aEo ne made the IA re
for governor against his brother the
late sen Robert L Taylor. a demo-
crat. and was defeated The TWO
brothers representing rival parties.
stumped the state on a joint speak
ing tour that viii never be forgotten
I'M Tennessee
Ex-Gov McMuln began the prac-
tiCe OF law In 1871 and except for a
few brief intervals ne has beer active
I'm rolitics since thar time He serv-
ed as a member Of congress prior
10 Lis election as governor IN 1898
aud more recently he was American
minister no Peru
Austin Peay. q Clsrksville lawyer
who made an unsuccessful run for
governor four years ago. viii seek
the democratic nomination this year.
The Tennessee senatorial race IS a
five PORTED affair. an candidates be-
ing democrats sen. X u. KeIlar.
of Memphis has announced for re-
election and is opposed by @ T.
Fitzhugh Memphis attorney Exon
gresham T. ". Sims who introduced
the Plumbplan bin Of railroad con-
troll I'm congress. and Noah " Coop
err. Cooper. > leading lay Methodist
Of Nashville. is running on a blue
law" ticket The fifth candidate =
former governor NJ r Patterson,
chief spokesman for the antt-saloon
league i'm this section
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-10

Continued from page one)
FIRST magnitude" were ready for
prompt submission. he said. adding
however. that investigation showed
others lurking In the shadows and
involved IN the unlawful transaction,
and that principals and different
groups Of individuals in other parts
OF the country might be soon in
dicted.
Explains Lincoln Case.
Mr. DGugherty reiterated what he
said recently concerning the cases
OF the Lincoln Motor Co. involving
alleged irregularities in connection
with the adjustment OF a contract
with that company for the manufac-
ture OF Liberty motors Tracing
the various stages OF the litigation
Mr. Daugherty said that after hear
ing counsel for the receiver and
others interested ne had concluded
that the matter should be submitted
10 judicial determination and ac-
cordingly the governments claim was
fled within the time allowed
At the conclusion of the reading
Mr. Mondell said that the attorney
generals wishes would be complied
with ITO the end that all who de
frauded the government will be
brought 70 Justice
The attorney general comes along
now after IA months" said Mr..
Woodruff. and asks congress for
$500. COO with which 10 prosecute
war frauds The chairman of the
war investigating committee. Mr..
Graham. more than six months ago
wrote the attorney general and urged
him 70 ask OF congress- SUFFICIENT
funds for the purpose The attorney
general is doing today just exactly
what many other heads OF depart
ments have done In the past-pass-
ing the buck 10 CONGRESS
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-10
OQaths
MRS. MAGDOLEN BENICKA

Mrs. Magdolen Benicka. IS. 6t3
:. Walnut ST.. died Tuesday morning
at $40 o'clock.
She is survived by two daughters
Mrs. Helen Paczkowska, and Cathe-
rine. and I'VE sons, Ignatius. Edward
Peter. William and Elmer
Funeral services will be held Fri
day morning at 900 O'Clock. Bur
ial will be in ST Joseph cemetery
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-10
HUNDREDS ATTEND.

ARDAIORE. Okla May s-Fun-
eral services conducted by Rev. John
r. Young. were held Tuesday az the
Methodist church IN Lone Grove for
Bud BaHew. gunman and peace off,
Ger OF the southwest who was slain
last Friday a Wichita Fails. Texts.
Hundreds OF persons attended the
ceremony Contrary 10 previous an
nouucements the Masonic lodge 10
which Ballew belonged did not par
ticlpats IN the services as body.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-10
STATISTICS
BUILDING PERMITS

Two story brick store building
and flats, 1857 Kembie az, John
Mezei. estimated cost $4,000.
Two-story cement block store
building and fats. 1925 Leer ST.
George r. strauss $4,000.
TwO-StCry brick store building
ard fats. $50 W Indiana av.. NJ.
Lentsch. cost $4,000.
one and one-half story frame
dwelling. 52S Blaine av-. L. J.
Steinkahl. $500.
One and one-hslf story frame
dwelling. 262S Mishawaka av, Burr
Wincheu $4,000
Two-story frame dwelling. 22os
Leer 81. J n Kelsey. $4,000.
TWo-story frame dwelling. clio
Leer st. Clarence Lee. SS5O0.
One-story frame dwelling. 1911 E.
Fox ST. J II. Kelsey. $500
One-story frame dwelling. 225
Fourth ST. George Hersh berger.
$1,000
One-story frame dwelling. s21 E.
Dayton ST. Mr. Rove. $4,000
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-10
NOMINATION COUPON
The Good VIII Delegation to France
Good for 100 Votes.
Enter Your Name or That of a Friend

hereby
of
IN o n the relief work of the organization
candidate,
unnecessary TO ACCOMPANY this blank with
be
coupon will be candidate
ADDRESS
(Senders
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-10
Bold Automobile Theft
Penetrated BY Youth

LAPORTE. Ind May 9-Hurl-
ing Mrs Q Y Riley from the run
Ming board of the car. after she
had attempted 10 foil the thief
boy. no, believed 20 be over Is
years OF age. entered the garage
OF Mrs v. V. Mayes and drove
away in her automobile. The
theft. the boldest IN the history Of
the city. took place Tuesday
morning Police attempted to
trail the hoy. but ne succeeded IT,
making his getaway.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-10

the Good VIII Editor let him ex-
plain the proposition first hand Let
us par south Bend on the Coos VII.
Delegation DO this by n9mlna-
tons Nominate someone Do q
today ID il now,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-10
Bachelor Il Years, He
Is NorU Proud Father

KANSAS CITY. kan MAY ~
Peter Falhaaer 60 has been mar
red less than a year. but he is no
young bridegroom 20 cal married
ife e failure just now he is re-
,eiving congratulations for being a
1ro1d dsddy the father OF Peter.
Tr born d few weeks ago Mrs
aaIbauer Is %. the mother OF four
children by former marriage
5albauer was a bachelor Tor over Il
ears