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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-04-28
WASHINGTON PoD.zIELA
ZDANIE LLOYD GEORGIA.
Washington, % kwietnia. =

ZDANIE LLOYD GEORGIA.
Waszyngton, 2S kwietnia. -
Alatmujacy obraz sytuacji euro
pejskiej, nakreslony ostatnio
przez Lloyd Georgia, jest W
swych zarysach jakoby odbiciem
opinji pewnych panstwowych u
rzednikow w Waszyngtonie. Jest
faktem obecnie stwierdzonym, re
tuteisza administracja przehona-
na Jest, il ekonomiczne, a do pew
nego stopnie i fizyczne bezpie-
czenstwo kraju wymaga wieksze-
90 zainteresowania j udziaSu W
poIitycznych sprawach Europy,
niz Stany Zjednoczone zdaiyby
sic bye sklonne obecnie okazac.
sfery oficjalne sPodzie-
q lia sic, ze ze ziniana obecnych
ziych stosunkow europejskich ma
gorsze, spoieczehstwo amerykarl-
skie skioni sic do zatwierdzenia
jakiegos planu wziecia udziafu W
zagranicznej polityce. Znawcy
n,icdzynarodowych spraw W Wa
szyngtonie So zdania, il prezy--
dent bedzie zmuszony poprowa-
die kraj w dalsze tajnih polity-
XII swiatowej, Tub przynajmnieJ
europejskiej, Zdanie to podziela'
ia tutejsi urzednicy, twierdzac,
ze dalszy rozwoj wypadkow !
cchrona interesow Ameryki, zmu
ST prezydenta do dziasania
,,chociazby w opozycji znalazio
sic 40 Borah'ow".
Dzisiejsze depesze o euroPeJ'
sxici sytuacji, maja do pewnego
stopnia charakter wojenny. Po-
Gejrzenie rosnie tn z dnia ma
dzicn, ze przymierze rosyjsko-nie
nlieckie nosi W sobie eventual
re fizyczne niebezpieczenstwo dla
zachodniej Europy, a bye moze,
dla Stanow Zjednoczonych! O.,
statnie wypowiedzenie sic Lloyd.
Georgia wobec przedstawlcleli
amerykahskiej j angielskiej prasy
uwazane jest tutaj "a bezposre-
dnie odwolanie sic do Ameryki o
pomoc W obecnem zlem poloae-
niu, Cd udzielenia takiej pomocy
powstrzymuje zdaje sic tutejszy
Rad Ottawa, re dotychczasowa O.
PIMA publiczna ME usprawledli-
wiiaby przypuszczalnie zadnego
illnego udziaiu W polityce euro
pejskiej, procz ewentualnego u
czestniczenia W .obradach komi-
sii dla spraw odszkodowan, lub
W iakim planie ogolnej odbudo-
wy ekonomicznej. Gfownym punk
TEN obecnych zapatrywai jest
silna wiara ludzi, stojacych bli-
sko rzadu, IL jednej strony dla
obecnych ekonomicznych przy-
czyn a z drugiej dla przysziego
bezpieczefstwa, Stany Zjedno--
ezone musza wyciagnac pomoc.
ma reke celem przywocenia po-
rzadl5u W Europiei zabezpiecze-
MA swiatowego pokojtl-
10000 BEZDoMNYcH w MA
sTEPsTWIE PoWoDzT.
New Orleans, 2s kwietnia. -
Ostatnie wiadomosci podaja, ze
w nastepstwie gwaitownego wy
lcwu Mississippi W Poydras |
Ferriday, dwanaScie tysiscy os6b
straciio dach mad giowa. a straty
nlaterjalne wynosza przeszio
100000.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-04-28
Z Biura MeteOrOlOglcznegO.

Wsch6d sIofiea o godzinte 4;oO.
zach6d sIo6ca o gOdzinie 6:4S.
=
PoEoda W Chicago / Okohcy' !"
Diatek i sCbcte pO wdskszej c7esci
pochmurnie; W dalszym ciagu chic
dno. swie4y p6inOcnO-wschOdni
Wiatr.
=
Temperature Dolby miniOnej; Naj-
WyESza wczoraj o gOdzinie 4ej VIE
czorem Al stopni, najnizsza Wczoraj
a godzinie 7mej rano SO stopni.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-04-28
DEKRET ARCYBISKUPA GENUI 2
POWODU KONFERENGJI
GENUENSKIEJ.

GENUA. - Urzedowy delkret wyda1
arcybiskup Genul i wystOsOwal do
wszystkieh bisIup6w archidjecezji, W
kt6rym vita zjazd narOd6w W Genui
/ wyra4a 4yczenie, by dokOnanO dzieia
paeyfikacji wszystkich narOd6w.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-04-28
OGRABIENIE KOSCIOLA POLSKIE-
Cow MOSKWIE.

MOSKWA. "a ego b. m, W nOcy VIA
DE. sOwieclie W asystencji uzbrojOnych
W karabiny i klIlOniOty czetdst6w Oto-
czyIy kOSci& pOlslzi ma Gruzinaeh ! Ia
brady wszystAie cenne naczynia kOSciel-
ne.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-04-28
MozLIWoSc sTWoRZEN1A
SPEcJALNEGo WYDzIALU
DO SPRAW STRAJKU WE
GLoWEGO.

Niekt6rzy przypuszcaja, re
wizyta prezesa Wydziaiu kolejo.
wego piracy, wezwanego do Wa
szyngtonu przez jeneralnego pro
kuratora H. NJ. Daugherty'ego
ma konferencje, wskazuje ma mo-
zliwosc naznaczenia nowego fe-
deralnego Wydziaiu W Fodzajl
Wydziaiu kolejowego piracy, kt6
ry bedzie sic zajmowaf sprawa
obecnego strajku weglowego. w
wezwaniu ma konferencje oznaj--
miono, re przedmiotem jej obrad
bsdzie zakaz sadowy, wydany
przez sedziego Page'a, ktory eli
minute wprost prawo egzekuty--
wy postanowieh Wydzialu kole-
jowego piracy. P. Daugherty u
waza, ze sprawl ia ma wpfyw ma
polityke rzadu W sprawle piracy
/ oznaimia, re w zwiazku ONO
wieniem sprawy zakazu sadowe-
go, ograniczajacego kompetencje
'Wydziasu> kolejowego piracy, be-
die rowniez omawiana sprawa
obecnego strajku weglowego.
Wydziai kolejowy piracy odbyi
swoje doroczne zgromadzenie
wczoraj swoje doroczne zgro-
madzenie, ma ktorem wybrano
przewodniczacym organizacji
Bena w. Hoopera, byfego gu
bernatora z Tennessee i G. w.
w. Hangera drugim wicepreze--
sem. w przemowieniu swojem
D. Hooper zaznaczyi, re Wydziai
kolejowy piracy, Postanowii
wnieSc cd wyroku sedziego Pa
ge'a apela4e do Sadu najwyz--
szego i walczyc o swoje prawa
do samego kohca.
w telegramie, wysfanym do
kompanji kolejowej Missouri,
Kansas and Texas, zaznacza Wy
'dziai kolejowy, re wkrotce zapa-
dnie jego decyzja, co do legalno-
sci systemu farming out, czyl
systemu kontraktowego. w tym
telegramie objasnia on, ze rozpa-
try sprawy tych kompanij kole-
iowych, ktore oddawaly roboty
warsztatowe do Sedalji, Mo.
Przesiuchanie W. tel sprawie ma
znaczone zostaio przez Wydzial
Kolejowy piracy ma dziei Ago
maja.
ADWoKAT ZAPRzEcZYL
Z =
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-04-28
KURs MAREK PoLsKIcH.

Wedle komunikatu Polsdego
Konsulatu Generalnego kurs marek
poIssUich lest das $3.50 marek "a ST.
rzyti 80 cent6w "a 1000 marek.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-04-28
KALENDARZYK.

DIS, piatek, .. kWletnla' s"'
WitaIisa Mecz.
Jutro, sobOta, %. kwietnia: s"'
PiOtra NJ.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-04-28
Sprawa Subsydjum Ola Mary
narki Handlowej.
O Koszta Rozprawy Snlall'a.
Emopejscy G6rnicy Sympatyzja Tutejsym StajHem
REWOLUCJA " BRAzYLJL
Inne Telegrdmy KrajoUe.

SPRAWA SUBSYDJUM DIN
MARYNARKI HANDLoWEJ.
Washington, % kwietnia. -
Ma wczorajszej ogolnej sesji Kon
gresu, omawiany byl pnojekt ,s4
stawy, majacej zapewnic pomod
rzadu amerykafisiliej marynarcd
hardlowej. Rzecznikiem powy4<
szego projektu bys kap. ]. F. Mill
liken, sekretarz i skarbnik stowas
rzyszenia, poswieconego sprawom
handlowej marynarSi ,,Neptun",
w przemowieniu swym kapitar
Mllliken wyrazii przekonanie, "a
o lie marynarka handlowa ME
uzyska hojnej rzadowej zapo.
mogi amerykatiska flota han.
dlowa znilulie z powierzchni
ln6rz. Jestesrny przekonani = o
-swiadczyi - ze posiadanie do
statecznej marynarki handlowej
cieszacej sic ochrona prawa po-
mcca rzadu, jest zywotna potrze-
ba kraju, re zadania tel marynar-
ki W przewozeniu kraiowych pro
duktow W czasie pokoju, rozwoj
tutciszych interesow handlowych
ns rynkach swiatowych wspoi-
dzialanid z marynarka wojenna
w ehwili potrzeby, SO zbyt wiel-
kiej wagi, aby je MONA lekcewa+
zyc. Zdaniem kapitana Millikcn1
pomoc rzadu potrzebna bedzie jS
dynie do czasu, kiedy amerykahS
ska marynarka handlowa staniS
sic gruntownie ustalona organic
zacja.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-04-28
O KoSZTA RoZPRAWY
SMALL'A.

Waukegan, 2S kwietnia. -
Komisja inspektor6w powiatu
Lake uchwaliia wc0oraj rezolucja
zadajaca Cd powiatu Sangamon,
.jako oskarzajacego gl5bernatorS
Smalfa, zwrotu kosztow W srN
mie $4,000, poniesionych dotycR
Nczas przez powiat Lake " tel
sprawie. Pominlo obowiazku psS
cenia rachunkow wypiywajacycR
z prowadzonej obecnie ro0pra-1
wy, powiat Sangamon nie wyasy
gnowai do tel pory zadnych fms
dusz6w ma po4rycie biezacych
wydatl<ow, a niezamodny pcwiat
Lake pokrywai re swych szczuF
plych frndusz6w dotychczasow4
koszta. Sprawa ia nasuwa obawd
novel zwioki W ro0prawie Smalt
ia. gdy sic wezmie pod rozwags
re wielu kandydatow ma se@
dzi6w przysiegiych W tel sprawie
hedzie sic staraio usunac z zasias
dania ma iawie przysisgiych, W
niepewnosci otrzymania naleznet
go wynagrodzenia "a poniesionS
strats czasu. WcDorajsze przcslu
ci,ania sedziow ME daily zadnegd
rezultatn. 5
EURoPEJScY GoRNIcY
SYMPATYZUJA z TUTEJ-
Sym STRAJKIEM.
INDIANAPOLIS, 2s lxwietnia.
|Wediug depeszy, nadesianej do
sekretarza ameykahsaxiej Unji.
e6rniczej Williama Green'a, pred
obradujacy W Rhyme wykonaw1
CIV komitet Miedkynarodow
zwiazku gornik6w, zachodzi moi
|Iiwosc weglowego strajaSu " Eui
ropie, celem okazania W ten spoi
sob solidarnosci z ttitejszym sttsj
KEN. Depesza owa brzmi: Wy!
DokodczenIe na stF0nicy 7-mei|
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-04-28
ADWOKAT ZAPRZECZYA
1sTN1EN1U LAPoWNIcTWA
I w WYDZIALE EDUKA-
CYINYM.
CYJNYM.

Adwokat Wydziasu edukacyj-
nego p. A. Bither zaprzeczyi
wczorai istnieniu jakichkolwieh
nienormalnych stosunkow W Wy
dziale edukacyjnym oswald
cyl, ze oskarzenie .Wydziasu e.
dukacyjnego jest zupesnie nieu-
zasadnione. Oznajmii on daIei,
.ze sprawa zostanie oddana do
komitetowi RE
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-04-28
Francja PIanuje Inwazje :
M0wi Berlin.
DeIegaci SOwieccy Ostrzegaja KOnferencje.
Niemieccy OfcerOwie W Armji Sowieckiej
DeIegacja BOIszewicka Czuje Sic UraiOna.
Inne Telegramy Zagraniczne,

bowiem to, aby dac $wiatu mo-
znoSc jasnego zrozumienia odpo-
wiedzialnoSci W stosunku do
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-04-28
Kronika Chicagoska.

CZIllhd I1dloOlld. 0Pld"3 "a
kupna tego budynku pod szkofe
zajmowal sic Wydziaf edukacyj-
ny juz cd dwoch lat, wiec mowy
o iakiemkolwiek umawianiu sic
o sprzedaz ME moze bye. Co do
ceny, to Wydziai edukacyjny
sam zaproponowal Springerowi
kupno budynku, lecz ten oswald
.czyi, re sprzcdai juz budynek
White'owi, ktory zazadai Cd Wy
.dziafu ceny $l02. .oo0, wtsszeie je,
.dna& zgodzH sic ma Gene $50, 900.
Wydziai edukacyiny pozwolil p.
Kaupowi ma kolektowanie czyn-
szu, lecz otrzymuje "a to 7 pro-
cent cd inwestycyj.
Rzecznik p. Hanson oswald
cyl wczoraj, re zwoia specJalns
posiedzenie komitetu administra-
cyjnego szkoly ma przyszla srode.
osMIESZANIE RAS w TYTU
LAcH oBRAZoW KINEMA--
ToGRAFIcZNYCH zoSTA-
ME USUNIETE.
Subkomitet aldermanow rozpa
tryWac bedzie obecnie ma wnio--
SEX aldermana R. Jocksona, po-
prawke miejskiego rozporzadze-
MIA cenzuralnego obrazow kinema
tograficznych, ktora zastrzega
.wyeliniinowanie z tytuf6w obra-
zow wszelkich nazw, pseudoni--
NOW przezwisk, q obrazajacych
uczucia rasowe, lub narodowo--
sciowe. Twierdzi p. Jackson, re
jesli zostaly obrazow usuniete
drazliwe szczegoly, obrazajace u
czucia religijne, powinny row.
niez bye usuniete i nazwy / Prze
zwiska, ktore obrazaja uczucia
rarodowosciowe i rasowe. Ia
przecza on, jakoby takie ograpi-
czenie, mogfo przeszkodzic wy
stawieniu obrazow Charlie Chap
lima, lub seen z ukrzyzowania. (.
Alderman Oscar Olsen, prezes
subkomitetu j aldermani Coukh-
lin, Madderom Brieske gioso-
wall wraz aldermanen1 Jack
sonem.
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lDokohczenis IA str. s-s.iejl
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O0kpnczenle ma stronlcy Sc1ed
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-19
NICHOLS TO SPEAK
BEFORE CLUBS HERE
Member of International "Y''
Committee to Give Series
of Talks In City.

A. f. Nichols, Of New York city.
o. member of the International Y. NJ.
c. A. committee and a guest Of the
local association, will address mem
bers of the dormitory at their fell
lowship supper 10 Be held this aft
crnoon at $3.50 o'c!cck.
He will also address several gath
eUinEs during his visit in this city.
Mr.. Nichols Will speak ar the week
ly meeting of the Ministerial asso-
citation Monday morning AT tho ''N''
building and the same evening will
give "a short address to members
of the Boys Trio club of the High
school.
Air. Nichols will attend the con-
ference of the senior boys of the
High school Wednesday afternoon
at @ O'Clock. A similar meeting viii
De held for the Mishawaka BOYS at
The High school Thursday morning
at 10 O'Clock.
Tn addition. he is scheduled TO
address members Of the Rotary club
at their MONDAY luncheon Wednes-
day of this week at the Oliver Ro-
tary room. A special meeting TO be
held Thursday evening for the pas
tors and boys Of this city viii be
addressed by NIr Nichols
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-19
ARREST EX-CONVICT
FOR Y. N. G. A. THEFT
Claude Shriner Confesses to
Stealing Silverware and
Clothes at ~.

with the arrest of Claude Shriner.
Roselawn, by Detectives Wolter and
FerEer last night. part of the huge
amount of loot burglarized from
homes and buildings in South Bend
was recovered.
At his rooming place I'm Rose
lawn. the officers found part IF the
silverware. bed clothes and linen re-
Gently stolen from the Y. III. G.. A.
The loot has been identified by Of
Ecials OF the institution and the POI
lice say that Shriuer has confessed
TO stealing IT, He was formerly an
employe of the institution. The pO-
lice also say that Shriner confessed
TO having served a term in prison for
burglary at Fort Wayne Indiana
Shriner is being held at the police
station and Will be given a hearing
In city court Monday morning.
The siIverware found In the pos
session CT Shriner and which, along
with the other articles found, has
been identified as property OF the
~" is of high grade. II included
10 knives, eight forks, IS big spoons
and other small ones as well as
other tableware. The linen. neatly
folded and Numbered, made a pile
two feet high and several feet square
and the blankets were of good quail
ity.
Shriner has been working at the
Studebaker plant and has been under
suspicion for the robbery OF the
articles mentioned above. but he is
not suspected by the police of hav-
Ing been implicated in the theft OF
S2SO at the "Y'' recently.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-19
PAY LAST TRIBUTE
TOLATE ATTORNEY
Funeral Services for Stuart
MacKibbin Held Saturday
MasOns in Charge.

Funeral services for Stuart Mac
kibbeu were held Saturday after
noon at 81. James Episcopal church.
Bishop John Hazen White assisted
by Father Robert j. Long, church
rector. officiating Members of the
Masonic order and St. Joseph COm-
ty Bar association and freids of the
deceased crowded the church TO
capacity
short prayers were read at the
residence. 2O5 Marquette av.. before
the body was taken 10 the church.
Members of the South Bend lodge
80. 293. T. and A NJ. of which the
deceased was past master and
which organization had charge Of
the funeral, together with the South
Bend commandery 80. 13. Knights
Templar, of which Mr. NIacKibben
was past eminent commander. South
Bend chapter %. r.. A A.. south
Bend -0unCil 10. So r. and s. ~.
the Scottish Rite and the Telma
Shrine club met az the Masonic
temple and marched TO the church
IN a body, the commandery acting
as the escort.
After the church service the body
was taken 10 Riverview cemtery
where burial was made. being pre-
coded by the Masonic rituaIistic serv-
ice the euloEy being delivered by
Samlel 3. Pettingin. worshipfuI mas
ter o. tho South Bend lodge. and an
intimate friend of the deceased.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-19
Fire Conference Games
On Buffers Schedule

BOSTON. March 1S.-The West
minister Hockey club OF this city
was declared tonight 20 be the
champion If the United States ANA
teur Hockey association. Sheriff w.
S. Haddock of Pittsburg. president
of the association, announced that
ST. Paul and Westminster contend
ers for the title had agreed in ad-
vance of last nights 75-minute tie
game that a contest without result
should Dee counted as one-half game
for each. II was impossible, there
fore. for 81. Paul with only one
game. 90 be played tonight. 10 over
come the lead obtained by West
minister through its two victories al
So. Paul.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-19
DISTRICT MEETING
OF RED MEN TO BE
HELD HERE MONDAY
Members From Many Cities
To Attend Session Hobbs
TO Address {. of {.

The district meeting Of the Order
OF Red Men VIII be held in south
Bend Monday. March o. Members
OF the order from ChicaEo. Detroit.
Battle Creek. Benton Harhor. I'M
dianapolis. Warsaw. Atwood Bour-
ban. Goshen. Elkhart. AIishaU.4la.
Culver, and Laporte win attend
The programs for the meeting VIII
begin Monday noon when Arch III.
Hobbs of Indianapolis. great chief
or records. viii address the members
Of the Chamber of Commerce and
the Red Men. The visiting chiefs
or Indiana. Illinois and Michigan
viii attend the luncheon as the
guests Of the local tribe.
The Council Fire will then be kin
died at the Red Mems ban IFS d.
Jefferson blvd. ar 1880 O'Clock when
roll will be called and questions Of
law answered by Great SaChcm IT. O..
O'Connor of Jasonvillc. Ind AZ $500
o'clock the adoption degree viii Dee
conferred by the degree team Of
Mishawaka and AT 500 there win Doe
a special meeting at which an past
sachems viii receive the great couu-
ell degree.
Parade To Prccedc Banquet
a parade from tho han OF the
First e. T. church viii prcccdo the
banquet which viii be served at the
church at 600 O'Clock a concert
by the Red Mems band and other I'M
terestng features viii complete the
program for the evening. About 900
Red Men are expected % attend
The Mauhawk Tribe SO. f26 OF
South Bend was organized March
%, 1904, with ~ charter members
At present the members number 900.
The officers of the local tribe are
Clarence Crandel. Sachcm, Thor Nc
Kee. senior sycamore. James Wy
land, Junior sycamore, Thomas Her
tel. prophet. s. T. Smith. chief of
records; Bertram HIGHS, keeper Of
wampUm.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-19
TOWN EXPERIENCES
FIRST BOOZE RAID
North Liberty Hotel Keeper
Nabbed by Federal Men
Find 3 Pints of Mule"

The first liquor raid ever made in
North Liberty, according to residents
of that village. resulted yesterday in
the arrest of Frank Baros, pro-
prietor of a soft drink" parlor in
connection with a hotel also operated
by him. Baros was the only victim
of "a tour of investigation conducted
yesterday afternoon by Federal Pro-
hibition Enforcement Agent Harry
Mathers and Deputy Stuart Colt
A number Of nearby towns were
visited but the search for illicit liq-
nor still was fruitless. Baros, ac-
cording 10 the federal representa-
tives. has been enjoying a flourish
ing business in his hotel, which IS
said TO be the only place i'm North
Liberty that has been selling liquor.
Complaints were made by citizens
of the town and their charges were
found Ia be true. Baros was taken
by surprise and the officers had little
trouble i'm finding three pints OF
mule on his back bar.
Baros furnished bonds of $1,000
for appearance in court Monday
morning to answer TO "a charge Of
unlawful possession of liquor for
sale.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-19
Film to ShOiU Construction
Of the EdlCardSburg ROnd

Moving pictures showing the COM
struction OF the Edwa rdsblr- road
viii DE shown I'm connection with
the regular show at the Blackstone
theater Monday afternoon a-
o'clock. The film. which was made.
by the Ford News Weekly. is being
brought 70 South Bend by ". r
HinkIe. local Ford distributor. and
the Rcith- Riley Construction Co.
builders Of the new highway.
The film viii show the newest and
most modern methods of road con-
struCtion. BY the use OF 90 one
ton Ford trucks carrying dump
bodies. the Rieth- Riley company has
found that it IS able 70 make a
greater daily progress IN road con.
struction. Other methods used IS
this company viii also be demon
strated IN the picture
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-19
MiLIer-M Mueller
Store Informally
Opened Saturday
Well Known Local Young Men
New Proprietors of Mems
Clothing Store.

Tie Informal opening oil a new
mems clothing store i'm this city. the
"3uuer ana Mueller shop" 103 ~
Main FL. Zoo the oliver hotel build
ing. was held Saturday. The store
is the latest word in modern shops
and viii feature exclusive lines OF
imported and domestic mems wear.
The location. which was formerly
occupied by the oliver style shop.
has been completely remodeled and
new fixtures installed. Besides the
entrance on Main ST.. the shop hes "a
rear door leading from the lobby Of
the hotel which arrangement viii
accommodate the guests OF the
hotel
Miller and Mueller. owners Of the
new establishment, are well known
locally, both being graduates of the
south Bend high school and native
South Blenders. George Miller grad
uated I'm the class Of II at the high
school and afterwards attended the
University of Notre Dame. and later
Illinois university.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-19
GIVEN BY
FULLER BRUSH co.
Local Branch Gives First of
Monthly Banquets District
Manager Speaks.

The South Bend branch Of the
Fuller Brush Co. held their first
monthly banquet and get-together
meeting at the Chamber of Com
merce last night. attended by 80
statesmen and their friends.
The principal address was given
by Rex 5. Reese. Detroit district
manager. Mr.. Reese spoke on
Good viii and Intensive Farming"
connecting the advances made in
the manner of selling goods with
the progress made by intensive
farming with such success that a
motion was made 20 have him re-
turn ar later date to further ann
pity his talk
G. L. Lloyd. formerly connected
with the Lloyd's Insurance agency
of London Eng, and now acting as
local representative for the Travel
ers' Insurance Co, addressed the
gathering, explaining the group in
surance plan maintained by the
Fuller Co. for their empIoyes.
Prizes Of gold watch fobs were
presented by Branch Manager o. c..
TurIey TO Asst. Manager William B.
Pierce of this city and r. r. Taylor
of Goshen for the best records Of
sales during the week.
Songs and cheers of the organiza-
ton were given before the banquet,
I'm charge of William p. Pierce,
POSTMASTER of the evening
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-19

lie was one of the first TO join the
army during the war, serving in this
country and in France for "a period
OF two years. During the past year
he has been affiliated with the well
known Toxic orchestra.
Walter S. Mueller also has "a host
Of friends in the city. He graduated
at the high school in the class Of
rs, and afterward attended the
University of Illinois.
The two are not altogether new in
the clothing business. For the past
nine months they have operated a
college branch Of the A. Star Best
Store of Chicago, and were located I'm
the oliver annex building. The store
featured young mems clothes and
haberdashery and was patroniZed
chiefly by Notre Dame students.
The desire for expansion brought
the young men TO their new store
Every modern fixture made for con-
serving space has been introduced
in the new shop. Furniture cases
and woodwork Of tho shop are in
mahogany, contrasting beautifully
with paper and wall decorations re-
Gently completed