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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-09-18

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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-09-18

fmpfession that 0abel might bare
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Elltctt to- sverige his attempt On
her life.
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tn neuspaper Interview stating
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on ali the lights ct her estsblibh.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-09-18

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liott appears to hRee not madk =.
With the Rock Island Vice rinr
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-09
PLYMOUTH

The Plymouth High school Alum
nj association IS endeavOring 10 have
an oId-tine reunion and banquet this
year II Will be held on Monday May
29th The lists of the classes are
being gone over. and an effort viii
be made TO reach each member Of
the alumni ard give them an inv.-
tation TO the banquet.
Mrs. r A. Chase. who has spent
the winter in California with her
daughter EsteTa. and Mr.. and Mrs
Payne. returned to Plymouth Friday
evening Miss Chase VIII arrive lat
or. having been called 70 Michigan
on account of the serious illness Of
her aunt, Mary Chase.
Word has been received OF the
death OF Mrs. John Bender a for
roer resident Of Plymouth. She died
Thursday AT the Masonic Home in
Franklin, Ind. The funeral arrange
ments have not been made known.
Capt. Ed Morris of Culver acad-
envy, is reported 10 he little better.
A specialist was called TO see him
and he says that his chances are as
good at home as if he were taken
10 the hospital as had been plan
ned.
The case of Fred Sprinkler Of
Bourbon. was brought up in court
Friday for child desertion. but the
case was not finished that day, pend
ing arrangements for the future
Earl Moore four miles north Of
Plymouth. who was arrested for
bootlegging. was fined 500 with
suspended sentence. on account of
his family Of five little children. who
are in great need of his help.
Irwin Pindig. south of Plymouth.
who was operated on last week. died
Tuesday. He had his leg seriously
injured about six weeks ago. and
later blood poison set in, which
caused his death
The following directors. have been
selected for the coming year i'm the
Plymouth Finance Co: c. A. Bon
durant. George F. Mccoy. Charles
Reynolds, J. J. Whitesell. Ed. Kitch,
c. L. Henkes and Charles Selten-
right. The statement of business for
the rast year was very encouragine
and the company has found it sup
plies need for many people.
Mrs. Byron Moore had third
stroke Of paralysis Thursday even
ing and died Friday morning at u
o'clock. Funeral arrangements have
not been made.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-09
MISS GOLDIE YAWKEY
WEBS OSCAR NEULAND
At LUTHERAN CHURCH

Oscar c. Neuland and Miss Goldie
B. Yawkey were married by the
Rev August II. Miller, at the FIRST
English Lutheran church, sunday
afternoon at A o'clock in the pres
ence Of 200 relatives and friends II.
Wagner played the wedding march.
During the ceremony Glen khne
sang 20 Promise Me" The cere-
uonv was performed under an arch
of luacs, tulips and rose buds, erect
ed in front OF the altar.
The bride was attired in white
charmeuse satin. wore full length
veil and carried brides roses. She
was attended by her sister, Miss
Minnie Yawkey who wore dress
Of pink crepe de chine and carried
a bouquet Of sweet-peas. Fred Neu-
land. brother of the groom, was best
man. DeNitte Neuland and Carl
Neuland, brothers of the groom
Henry Dukeshire and AlphOnse De-
Vleiger. brother-in-law Of the bride,
were the ushers ROLAND Koze, nep-
hew of the groom. was the ring
bearer. while Lois Neuland, niece OF
the groom. was flower girl
A reception was held Sunday
evening at 6 o'clock at the home Ct
the brides Parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Yawkey, S34 F. Third st.
The bride is the bookkeeper al the
Fashion Leader. The groom is the
son of Mrs. NJ Neuland. 10l4 S.
Eighteenth st. and is employed at
the National Veneer plant.
Mr. and Mrs. Neuland will reside
with the brides parents.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-09
Ring L1duer IVritcS
On Queen OF Shebd

Ring Lardner. the noted humorlst,
whose writings on sports and other
subjects have handed the entire
country many a laugh saw queen
OF Sheba, the William Fox great
love .pectacle which opens today at
the. Temple theater. and wrote TO
the producer the following letter
from Great Neck. Long Island:
Dear Mr.. Fox
well I seen the Queen OF Sheba
and got a good laugh when solomon
showed the 10 commandments 10 his
four year-old Kid David and told
him 10 never break none Of them
as 7 have also got a son David that
amt only two years Old and has
all ready man handled the most OF
them and beat No. 3 into a state OF
torpor. And II Solomon was such
a wise cracker why didn't he marry
the Sheba gal which would Of give
him another $1,000 personal exemp-
ton making a total OF S1,001 600 of
for wifes alone and from what l
seen Of her he could OF went with
out camels a couple OF DAYS and
kept her in clothes for a year. But
all and all you got a swell picture
Mr.. Fox and It looks 10 me like
more PEOPLE would read the good
book if Virginia Tracy had wrote al.
Of Il.
Yours and etc.
"(Slgned Ring ". Lardner
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-09
MISHAWAKA HIGH
WILL HAVE TENNIS
TOURNAMENT SOON
Over 80 Students Expected to
Enter Contest at Battell
and Mortified Courts.

Mishawaka high school Will hold
the first tennis tournament 70 be
attempted IN several years II was
announced Monday. Permission was
obtained from. the board of public
works TO hold the tourney on the
Battell and Mortified courts from
May rs 10 June l. a suitable trophy
will be given the singles champion.
Two years ago an organized tennis
tournament was attempted but fail
ed because Of the lack of interest.
The promoters Of the present affair
have made every attempt % make
the tourney a success and over so
students are expected 10 participate
in the first contest 10 be held May
Is. Elimination will be made by
classes and the winners VIII play
for honors i'm the fInal week Sets
Of doubles among different organi-
cations have been planned and the
tennis tourney is expected TO put
the sport back i'm it's proper place
in High school athletics.
At present enthusiasm is running
high at the school and many more
than are expected. may enter the
court scrap. The games will begin
or May Is with the classes fighting
among themselves for honors
Games will be PLAYED on Monday
and Wednesday nights unless SO
many participate that sets may nave
/ 10 be PLAYED at another date on
/ these DAYS for three weeks the board
+ has civon the exclusive right to the
7 school
The dope shows that the Tiidens
of tho school VIII probably come
I from the Junior class TO whom hon
+ ers are expected 10 go. 1t is too ear.
/ y in the game TO make any predic-
tions for the Sophs and Frosh are
/ pracucinE every night and some Of
/ them might upset all dope.
Some Of the early and enthusiast
tic participants are: Melvin Baer
Kenneth Ball. Fred Miller, Henrs
{ Schmidt. Francis KrOuse. Augustus
+ Stearns. Nfarinus Willett, Cecil Alex
lander. Milton Johnson. Louise Denis
Ted Borely and Neeland Fre1men.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-09
RiVer Park

Alex Shut. $50 S. Charm St,
driving a Dodge car north on the
Michigan st. road Sunday afternoon.
hit Buick which was going south.
Losing control Of his machine he
also ran into an overland car driven
by Otto Brant, Pleasant st. which
was following the Buick. Miss
Marjorie Brant was thrown against
the side of the car and received
two severe cut on the left eve ana
other bruises Mrs. Otto Brant was
slightly hurt, but the other occu-
pants We're uninjured.
The regular meeting Of the River
Park Independent club will be held
at the home Of Mrs. NJ. COX.
The Women's Bible class of the
VI. E. church viii hold their month
" meeting Thursday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Frank Darr. y.
10th ST
A business meeting OF the River
Park Civic club viii be held al
the school house Thursday evening.
A meeting of the Mystic Circle
Will be held Thursday evening al
the home of Miss Bernice Wanger.
Wayne St
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jordan. s12
Emerson av. were rendered a sur
prise party Saturday night by the
j. F. F. B. club. The occasion was
in celebration Of their birthday an
n.versary- Bunco featured the eve
nlng's entertainment. Favors were
won by Ora NEchler. Mrs. Emil
GeiseL Harvey Baugher and Mrs.
August Geisel A two-course lunch
con was served following the
games The regular meeting Of the
club viii be held Saturday Nav
90 ar the home Of Mrs. Fred Ceisa1
1927 r. Sorin ST.
Mrs Charles Hunsbarger enter
tanned with a childrens party Sal
urday afternoon in celebration Of
her daughter Margarets. birthday
anniversary. Music. games and con
tests were enjoyed Favors we've
won by Jane Movers. Florence
Lumstrom and Betty Knapp. A
birthday luncheon was served.
party composed Of Mrs Milo
smith Mr. and Mrs Roscoe Rien-
bold, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Smith
Mrs @ y. Eiegerfoose mad sons.
George. Jr, and Samuel. Mr.. and
Mrs. c. NJ. Siegerfoose and son
Richard. and Mrs. Libbi Roberts. OF
NermintVlle. Mich. who are visit.
ing here, motored to CIarkSvtlle
Mich and were guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs Charles Trickel. who moved "a
Michigan last fall
J. ". Jolly. s Seventh ST, who
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-09

has been III several weeks. is slight
is improved today
MURRAY SelEerfoose LETT sunday
for Michigan. where he viii spend
the summer with his uncle and aunt
Mr and Mrs Clare Trickle.
Mr and Mrs. Frank Miller and
children and Mrs. r Williams and
daughter Mary Louise Williams.
arrived here sunday evening from
Cranden. Wis, 10 join their hus-
bands. who have been here since
early spring AR. and Mrs Miller
viii locate on Eighth ST. where
Mr.. Miller has purchased a lot and
erected a garage for a temporary
home Mr. and Mrs Williams viii
reside at $50 Eleventh 81.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Rupe. y.
Sixth st. have returned from A
visit with friends at Fort Wayne
Mrs. Louis Shoup. OF Elkhart. is
visiting her sister. Mrs William
Swan. Vine 81.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-09
FINES BARRETT $3.50
AND RECOMMENDS
CLOSING OF PLACE
Convicted on Second Offense
-Four Other Cases Up
IN Court.

John Barrett r Lawrence 81"
was fined $3.50 and costs and given
a suspended six months sentence AZ
che state penal farm by City Judge
Raab on his plea OF guilty 70 a
charge OF the unlawful possession OF
intoxicating liquor. Judge Raab also
recommended that Chief of Police
Barrows take sters 10 close up the
Barrett store.
In passing sentence the judge
stated that this was Barrett's sec
ond Cdense and IL had been he poll
icy Of the court to send a second Of
fender TO jail, but since Barrett has
wife and nine small children len
iency would he shown. The only way
20 stop Barrett's violation of the
liquor law would be to close up the
house. the court said.
7. X. Parks for the defense.
stated that Barrett had the LIQUOR on
hand for a birthday party. Barrett
was arrested about two weeks ago
when the officers raided his place
and found seven quarts of moon
shine He was convicted I'm the local
court on March %. 1921. for the un-
lawful possession and receiving Of
intoxicating liquor
The case of the state -. Camel
De Meester, $40 ". Sixth St, charged
with unlawful possession and unlaw-
full sale Of intoxicating liquor. was
continued 10 Thursday.
Bert Nangus and George Stoner
were each fined 81 and costs on their
plea Of guilty 70 intoxication. They
paid.
Ben Matzenbach chauffeur for C.
A. Carlisle. was found guilty OF a
charge of speeding and was fined 81
and costs He appealed the case IA
the circuit court. Matzenbach was
arrested by Motorcycle Cop Mar
chant
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-09
wALTHER LEAGUE PLAY.

The st. Peters Lutheran Walther
league will give a play entitled The
Time of His Life at St. Peters hall
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday
evening. The cast of characters viii
be as follows: Bob Grey, Herbert
Noelkaert; Mrs Bob Grey, Luella
Fischmann; Tom Garter, Mrs Grey's
brother. Oscar Peterson: Mrs. Peter
WyCOmbe. a parsonage" Mrs
George Geffert: Peter Wycombe a
"pessimist" with a digestion. Will
liam Peterson; Dorothy LandOR, en-
gagged to Tom Carter. Ida Peterson;
James Landon. Dorothys father. Of
q peppery disposition. George GET
fert; Uncle Tom. an old colored but
Ter from the south. Henry Turk; Of
flcer Hogan Of the end police sta
ton. August Godbersen.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-09
AUTOMOBILES


TOR SALE-'I7 Ford chassis. new tires
No. Z shape J-p3sSeuger touring. good
tires 500 10 Buick roadster a dandy
1914. a real buy for $1,000. Will trade
any Of above can Lincoln Garage.
Mfehawak1 An
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-09
BUILDING PERMITS.

Ben Thompson. garage at 222 W
Battell St. 800.
II. Krushansk. garage at 100 f.
Battell St, 500.
Fred Roberts. garage, W. Sixth St,
500.
J. Lechltener for August Faller,
porch at PIG w Seventh St, $500
Harold Verneman. garage, T
Ninth St. 5000
Clarence Becher. garage, 400 w.
jefferson ST., $500.
d. X. Ayres. garage at 421 w.
Lawrence St. 500.
Roy Hansen for John Metzger,
five room bungalow, W. Grove ST.
$4,000.
E. s. Cracker. garage at 221 W.
Battell st. $3.50.
+. II. Burns for Ben Irwin. house
on Lincoln way east. $500
Charles Leliaert for Paul Strob-
beleiere. addition 70 SIS w. Seventh
St, $500.
Charles Leliaert for Leo d. Smith,
frame story dwelling on w. Sixth
St, $4,000
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-09
up in the Air"
PleaSeS audience

Oh. Robinson with so stellar per
formers held the stage limeHeht
here last night better and longer
than any show seen in this city for
some time. With Mickey Hanley. a
quick stepping smiling. little Irish
man. and Eddie Medley. one of the
best comedians ever to appear here
hitting ii off in big time fashion. the
opening performance of a four day
snow went over with a bang at the
Century theater last night.
With the first Of their four pres
entatons as the feature, up In The
Air the entire cast with some real
good looking chorus girls dressed in
very pleasing costumes made a de-
cided impression upon the many
stock company admirers that gather
ed at the local theater last night.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-09
SENIORS WILL
PRESENT CLASS
PLAY june |
Cast Chosen by Miss Edwina
Day, Coach Play to Mark
Close of School Dramatics.

The cast for the senior class play,
Merely Mary Ann has been chosen
by Miss Edwina Day. coach. and
head OF the English department
The play was chosen from among
very representative group. as the
best for the class OF %. The COM
mittee in making the selection con-
sidered all Of the best known play
wrights and decided on Israel Gang
wells comedy. Mary Ann" which
g considered the second best play
written by that author, ranking
with THE Melting Pot" The cast
includes II characters. seven male
and 10 female parts. IL is a Cinder-
lila play with the heroine. Mary
Ann, first working IN a London
tenement house and then. with the
fortune Of her relative. becomes one
of the leaders in English society,
marrying q lover OF her once power
ty-stTicken days. The play is in four
acts and three scenes. The first two
settings take place in a London ten
nement house. where Mary Ann
works as a servant. She falls in
love with a young composer but on
the day of their marriage she falls
heir 10 a huge fortune and the
young lover flees. leaving the girl
alone Later when he has made a
name for himself he returns in time
TO save his sweetheart from marry
ing a mollycoddle. The play con-
tains many amusing and interesting
scenes before the final act The
cast was chosen from among some
so seniors who tried out, and il is
said TO be one of the mots repre-
sentative casts to ever represent
the class.
With the presentation, the dram
attic season will be brought TO
close at theh local high school. The
school has had a very successful
year. having already presented two
class plays and several one-act
Mays With the senior play to be
presented about the first Of June,
the climax will be reached.
The cast is as follows:
Lancelot. the composer. .........
.-............. Seward Bower
Peer, his friend Harold Ellsasser
Smedge. the minister Albert Danniel
o Gorman. journalist. Edgar Lehr
JIM Blake ....... Raymond Bum
Lord Valentine. .... Warren Niles
/ Howard. the butler .......
........-.... BENJAMIN Mahank
Merely Mary Ann .........
.-.,........ Josephine Chandler
Mrs. eadbatter ......... Agnes Poole
Rosie, her daughter Harriet Kempef
Countess FOXwell. &C.. Verge Renner
Lady Chelmer 90. Catherine Stearns
ROWena " Lena L-isber
. Gladys ... Lois %av-D,s =,
TIyhh ........... Agnes DeGroOte
Lady F1tzgeorge. 1855. Emily Finch
Sisters Trippet .........
Minnie Yawkey, Marion Sweitzer
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-09
TO PURCHASE new
CHASSIS FOR OLD
POLICE AMBULANCE
Board of Safety Decides to
Ask for Bids on New Ma
chine to Supplant Buick.

lIshawaks VIII no longer be
known as the "PatroIess city" The
Board OF Safety at their regular
meeting yesterday noon decided 20
take steps Immediately to correct
one weakness I'm the police depart
ment The little touring car that has
served for the past few months as a
patrol CHIEFS car. and ambulance.
win be once more restored 20 its
original usease.
During the coming week the clerk
of the board viii according 20 in
structions advertise for bids from
auto dealers on truck GLASSES now
or sale at less than $500. II is ex-
pected that the board viii decide on
THE car 20 be purchased AT the next
meeting and that The Council next
Monday night/be asked TO allow the
police department enough money to
pay for the much needed machine
u IS the intention OF the members
% the board TO retain the body now
IN use on the old Buick chassis that
has evaded every attempt made by
mocha MICS to get il in running order
again This body will be placed
Aupon the new chassis that is 10 be
y purchased very soon
petition for ar arc light al the
corner Of Homewood and state SITS,
was referred 10 Supt. OF the Water
and Electricity Kline
Supt Kline was empowered by the
Board 20 purchase 100 new water
meters at an approximate cost of
$3.50 each. u was pointed out that
the next few months always bring
many calls 20 the Water Department
for the installation OF these meters
and that the supply on hand was
limited
Atty John NJ Raab. appearing for
the Farmers and Merchants State
bank. asked the board to keep the
alley on the east side OF the building
closed for an additional Co days Il
was pointed out that the Indictment
weather had hampered the construc-
ton work and that If traffic was per-
nitted 10 use the alley danger Of a
cavern would be apparent
Arrange have been cOmplet-
ed for the re-advertislng Of the con-
templated sewer on Marion ST.. from
Division to Chestnut ST.. # was an
nounced.
To was recommended by City En-
gineer Stevens and approved by the
board members that three streets
Middleboro. from Lincoln way e
River St. Strathmore. from Lincoln
way 10 River and Monmoor from
Lincoln way TO River ST.. be i'm
proved. and that grading curbing
and cement walks be installed at
D once
A permit was given to the local
high school for the use Of the tennis
court at the local parks on Monday
and Wednesday afternoons for the
next three weeks. Tt was stated that
tournament is 10 be held there
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-09
BUREAU TO MEET.

The monthly meeting of the retail
merchants bureau of the chamber
of commerce viii be held at the
Mishawaka hotel az 7.30 Tuesday
night. Through the efforts of @. L.
Barnard and son. Mishawaka hard
ware merchants. the bureau has
been able to secure T. G.. Wier. ad
vertising manager Of the Beckwith
Co. Of Dowagiac, Mich. as the lead
ing speaker.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-09
VERNON KYLE DIES.

Vernon, three year old son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Kyle. 81 E. Misha-
waka av., died Monday morning aft
er a weeks Illness with tonsolitis.
lie IS survived by three sisters and
three brothers. Virginia. Roma and
Marjorie; Franklin, Raymond and
Russell
The funeral Will take place at the
residence Wednesday afternoon at
2:3O, Rev NJ. Z. Hawkins. officiat-
ing. Burial VIII be in Fairview GEM
eterN
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-09
Chandler Heads the
Chamber of Commerce

" l.. Chandler. assistant treas
urer OF the Dodge Mfg Co. and ra-
tional president OF the National As
ISOLATION Of Purchasing Agents Of
the United States. was elected presi-
dent Of the local Chamber OF Com
merce yesterday Edward c. Went
was made vice president. J. o. Sack
man. secretary and Fred y. Smith.
treasurer The directors were J
Fred Bingham. Fred z. Goats
Charles l.. Clark. Ralph s Feig
Fred c. Grimes. O. r. Lang. Frank
II. Huber. Louis Gerstbauer. Fred y
smith. J. o. Sackman. John W
SCHNEIDER and Ed c. Went