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The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-06-17

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The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-06-17
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-13

sentence was suspended and by order
Of Dep. Pros. George D. Donahue
the two previous cases, were dis
miSsed
Cases "Bunched."
Certain offenders have had tw1
or more cases against them appealed
from city to the higher courts and
after every known means to effect q
delay through their attorneys, have
had their cases punched" into one
and agreed to go to trial. In this
way the most notorious OF offenders
have continued business of selling
liquor despite arrest, expecting some
day to face the music" but hopeful
that the slate will be cleared with
the one trial. causing dismissal OF
the other cases against them
Two "drunks." offenders for the
third time. appeared before Judge
DuComb Wednesday and were each
given fines Of $40 and costs and sent
enced to serve 80 days in the county
Jail. Fay Ward, 131 z. Donald St.
and Robert Burns. PIG E. South St,
were the offenders. Ward sought
an appeal and furnished S25 bonds.
but Burns. less fortunate in having
a friend come to his assistance, was
committed TO Jail
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-13
Miss Rene Murray
To GiDe Program
OF Vocal Mum bers
Mezzo-Soprano to Appear on
Woman's Club Program
Friday Afternoon.

A program OF vocal selections by
Miss Rene Murray, mezzo soprano,
will be a feature of the entertain
ment at the last general meeting Of
the season Of the South Bend Wo-
mans club 20 be held Friday after
noon in the club rooms Miss Muir
ray, who has recently returned from
a tour with the Chicago Concert
trio and who has appeared at joint
recitals with Madame Sturkow Ry-
der. has done extensive recital, ora
torio and concert work. She viii
leave the first OF May for q six
weeks tour through northwestern
Canada
For Friday afternoon she has ar
ranged special 'all-American"
program which includes none but
the songs Of American composers.
II Is interesting and varied, offer
ing selections by Homer. Cadman,
Nevin. Burley and McDermont. Miss
Murray will be accompanied at the
piano by Mrs Floyd Gaumer.
Mrs William Edmundson will
give a number Of character read
ings and impressive memorial serv-
ices for two OF the club members.
Mrs. Vitus Jones and Mrs. A. b.
Wickizer. who died during the past
year. Will BE- held. At the business
meeting. which will take place at
2:15 o'clock with the president. Mrs.
Harry Wallace. presiding, The re.
ports and the officers and the stand
ing committees for the wear will be
made.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-13
6 ELKHART COUNTY
SCHOOLS CONDEMNED
State Board of Health Declares
Buildings Unsanitary
and Unfit.

INDIANAPOLIS. April 12.-Thir-
ty-ftve Indiana school buildings were
condemned as unsani,ary and unfit
by the state board Of health Wed
nesday. Condemnation orders pro-
vide that specified buildings shall
not be used after the current term
until conditions are changed. Most
OF the buildings condemned are one
room township schools. though the
list included an Indianapolis public
SchoOI
The list II as follows:
Spencer county. Ohio township.
districts numbers l. ?. .. s. Z. and
Is.
DekaIb county stafford township.
districts numbers 1. 2. Is and Wor-
teube.
Madison county. Adams township.
districts numbers ]. ., 8. 4. and s
jackson county, Grassy Fork town
ship. district number four.
TanpicO. Switzerland county. 20
sey township. Quircus Grove. River
side.
EIKhart county, Osceola township.
sanford, Johnson street, Fisher. cen
ter township. Silver street.
Cas- county. Clinton township.
Clinton Center. Young America
Orders were also issued for i'm.
mediate Improvement Of conditions
IN a number Of other Indiana schools
Failure 10 observe orders viii be fol
lowed by condemnation orders. q
was said by board officials The high
school az salem. Ind, was included
IN the cleanup list
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-13
COMMITTEE PLANS
FOR SUMMER SEASON
Recreation Committee Makes
Arrangements for Swimming
and Tennis Work.

The Municipal Recreational com
mittee held its regular semi-month-
~ session in the school administra-
ton building last night. Arrange
ments were made for a swimming
instructor for the summer program.
preparations were made for the OPP
enins of the tennis season and other
business was transacted.
Miss Hazel Losey. of Detroit, in
structor in Lake Pleasant last sum-
MGR. and holder OF the Michigan
State championship medal for swim
MINIS has been selected as swimming
instructor. Miss Losey is a capable
athlete and very popular. Applica-
tions for permits for use of the ten
mis- courts are being received and the
courts will be ready for use SatCr-
day if weather permits.
family Of Delmar Bear. on the re-
Resolutions Of sympathy TO the
cent death OF his wife, were passed.
Mrs. Bear was one OF the early act
i've workers in the playground and
civic center work in South Bend.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-13
PURCHASING AGENTS
ELECT KINDS HEAD
Annual Election of Officers
Held by Association at
Meeting Wednesday.

II. c. Kinds Of the Studsbal1el
Corporation, was elected president
Of the Purchasing Agents Associa-
ton of South Bend wednesday night
at the annual meeting for election
OF officers held in the Pink room OF
the Oliver Hotel Mr.. Kinds will
succeed to the office held for the
past two years by Fl. o. Parker, re-
firing president.
Arthur Beardsley OF the DR.. Miles
Medical Co, Elkhart was elected
vice-president to succeed Samuel II.
Gentle OF the Studebaker Corp. R.
B. Burke, secretary treasurer was
reelected for another term.
Preceding the business session the
members were addressed by W F.
Harrah, Of the National Standard
Co. Of Niles Mich. Mr.. Harrah dis
cussed the process Of manufoctur-
Ing pneumatic truck and passenger
tires.
The organization expects 20 have
Is members from this city represent
Ell al the National Convention OF
Purchasing Agents TO be held at
Rochester. y. Y. next month. About
25 attended the session last night
A dinner was served the members at
$50 o'clock.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-13
'ProdigdL Judge"
Near Perfection
AS Cinema Work
Picture Contains Both Charac-
ter and Action and Is Well
Received Here.

II has been said that action makes
a moving picture successful. The
financial failure Of many great char
acter cinemas has seemed 20 sub
stantiate this. but when character
and action are cleverly combined the
picture tends 70 please the public,
which likes action. and also tends to
please the critic who Is amused az
too constant action and prefers true
characterization and a logical plot.
The Prodigal Judge" cleverly ap-
proaches this desirable perfection.
The crowds at the Auditorium yes
terday found character well por-
trayed in the title part played by
Maclyn Arbuckle, and in the other
two parts OF the triumvirate OF pals.
and they found sufficient action when
fire broke out in the cabin OF the
Mississippi river keef boat. when the
chase on the rapids became danger
Gus. and when the Judge and Col
Fentress fought the pistol duel
A number Of points IN the story
and some manners OF acting the
parts Of Vaughan Kesters cinema
tiled novel could be criticized, OF
cocurse. but the picture pleased and
that IS what counts anyway. Charles
Eaton, as Hannibal. In his early
teens, was clever. Jean Paige was
as ufelike IN her part Of the love
story interviewer in the plot as she
was IN Black Beauty" Mahaffy.
melancholy tipster. the Judge. and
Yancy, Tennessee mountaineer,
seemed to lose themselves IN their
characters and with the 1880 back
ground, they seemed to recall por-
lions OF Dickens
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-13
HUSBAND, "KIDNAPER'
OF YOUNG WIFE, WILL
FACE COURT TUESDAY

The case Of Charles Johnson. 10
years old. S11 y. Michigan St, who,
at the point or a loaded revolver
compelled his father-in-law 10 drive
10 South Bend following an alleged
abduction Of his II year old wife
from the home Of her parents Tues
day night. was set for nearing next
Tuesday. when he appeared before
city court Judge DuComb. yesterday
morning.
The bonds OF $4,000 under which
Johnson was held after his arrest
were reduced 70 S25 after the prose
cutor was satisfied that Johnson at
no time threatened 10 use the fire
arms but merely carried Il as a
threat Johnson's employer vouch-
ed for his conscientious effort 20
support his young wife and stated
that Johnson had often complained
OF the alleged interference from his
wifes parents
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-13
-Four Candidates Initiated
1T Meeting of Odd FeLLOtUs

Four candidates to the Odd Eel
lows lodge were initiated into the
first degree at the weekly meeting
of South Bend lodge No %, I. O..
O. F., held Wednesday night at the
odd Fellows building. Members Of
the Canton No. s from Elkhart con-
ferred the degree upon the new
members.
Talks by various members of the
organization featured the social pro-
graSn which followed. A special or
chestra, furnished for the occasion
by the Elkhart lodge, rendered sew.
eral musical selections. A luncheon
was served the 200 members who
attended the meeting A committee
of ladies from the Rebecca lodge
served the luncheon.
Next Wednesday the Monitor
lodge OF Mishawaka will confer the
second degree of the order.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-13
WOMAN VIOLATOR
OF LIQUOR LAWS
Is SENT TO JAIL
Suspended Sentence Revoked
in Novak Case - Many
Other Cases in Court.

Declaring that no leniency can be
shown a woman violator of the pro-
hibiuon laws because Of her sex
when she refuses to abide by a pre-
vious warning TO desist, City Judge
Chester L. DuCom,b. Wednesday,
revoked a Today county jail sent
ence he had previously suspended
against Theresa Novak. before the
court a second time charged with
unlawful possession of liquor.
1t was the first case of a woman
defendant before him a second time
for violation OF the liquor law and
it marked the fourth time Judge
DuComb has revoked suspended
sentences against repeated offenders.
Nabbed April 8.
Mrs. Novak was arrested Jan. 20
and was found guilty Of receiving
from common carrier, fined $50 and
costs and sentenced TO 10 days in
jail, both fines and Jail sentences
suspended. She was re-arrested
April o. when Detective Serg. De-
iinski and detail by means Of a search
warrant raided her home and found
ANO Nu4A - Va " mt AAlAAN NAAAohe To-
The second case was set for hearing
Wednesday.
In the trial that followed, the wo-
mans husband took the stand and
CndeavOred to claim ownership Of
the liquor introduced in evidence
The weakness of the testimony was
displayed when the man, hes.tating-
ly admitted that he had worked tho
same day that the alleged purchase
was made. He claimed he used
mule" for a Eniment and displayed
a small bruise on his leg. stepping
from the stand however, ne failed
TO affect any perceptible limp.
Withholds Sentence.
1t was then that the court de-
clared that il was manifestly fair
that the defendant. despite the fact
she was a woman. answer for her
wrongdoings. asserting that he could
show no difference because Of sex
The court, in pronouncing sentence,
said:
When women have been given
equal rights, she must not pretend
because Of her sex that she can
violate the laws
The case which went 10 trial We'd
nesday was then taken under advise
nent until April p. at which time
Mrs. Novak will have served out her
revoked sentence in Jail.
An echo of the procedure which
at times mas been resorted TO by
Pros. Floyd o. Jellison in superior
and circuit courts was witnessed ia
city court Wednesday in the dispo-
sition Of three liquor cases against
one defendant.
Frank Buszkiewicz. a soft drink"
parlor proprietor al 1905 W. Grace
St. arrested twice last fail and for
a third time March 20. went to trial
on charges OF unlawful possession
for sale. received a fine OF $500 and
costs and a jail sentence Of I20 days.
The defendant paid the fine. the jail
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-13
Victinr Of Shooting Fray
TdEcis 20 Ann Arbor for
Treatment: Nom PnrnLYzed

Frank Frucci. Niles man who has
been at Epworth hospital since
March p when he was shot by
Frank Mckenzie, also OF Niles. fol-
loving an alteration over the af-
fectlons Of Mrs. Mckenzie. was re-
moved TO Ann Arbor yesterday aft
ernoon where he will submit TO a
course Of treatments. The victim of
the shooting is reported TO be sprac-
tically paralyzed. having lost the use
OF both his legs.
FruCCis condition has caused
Mics police 10 further increase their
efforts 10 find his assailant and ser
ious charges will be fled against
him when captured.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-13
SUSPECT IN KOLAKIS
Staying IS RELEASED
lSpeclal 90 The News Times.)

A
GOSHEN. Ind April 1o-Otis w.
Aiwino. Benton township farmer.
who was taken into custody after
four Greeks were arrested i'm Do
wagiac Mich. suspects in the muir
der Of John Kolaks OF Nfishawaka
and who was released after under
going examination has. with his
wife. gone 90 Detroit. Mich. 10 omen
a cafe.
A4wine. who IS prominently con-
nected IN and near Benton. disclafms
any knowledge as 10 how Kolakis
met death. He sass he met the four
Greeks who are being held when
they called az h.s Michigan truck
farm and bought green's last SUM
mer Later he net them in Nash
vile. Tenn. he says. and they sold
orna mental furniture he made
Published reports that Alwine' 5
wife Is a Greek are denied
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-13
ATTORNEY GENERAL
RULES RELIGIOUS
EDUCATION TABOO
Lesh Declares Attendance
Laws of State Will Not Per
NIT Instruction.

Religious education cannot be
taught during school hours In Indi-
ana public schools. according to a
ana, handed down yesterday. The
South Bend school board was recent
ly considering such instruction and
dropped the. matter when 1t was
found impossible to arrange hours
for the teaching.
The attorney generals ruling was
in response to an inquiry from Owen
n. Healon, a Fort Wayne attorney,
Can the board of trustees Of the
schools of Fort Wayne authorize
religious education on school time
outside city schools?" he asked. In
making the reply the attorney gen
eral said he was not clear as to the
meanings Of the inquiry.
The state attendance law" he
said, requires pupils to attend
school during the school term and
such pupils cannot be permitted TO
leave school during the school hours
10 be taught religion"
The South Bend and Mishawaka
Council of Religious Education pre-
scented a petition to the South Bend
school board early in March asking
that classes of the fifth and sixth
grades be dismissed for two hours
twice a week for religious :nstruc-
ton. Action was deferred. A week
later another petition was presented
asking that the plan be given a trial
Action was again deferred and an
inquiry was made into the posi-
bilitieS Of the plan. on the eve
ming of March 81 the result Of the
inquiry was announced and it was
seen that the time Tor such instruc-
ton could not he arranged without
interfering with the regular class
schedule required by law.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-13
SxtU Briefs

Frank !. Green. manager OF the
Chamber of Commerce, was in Chi
cagO Wednesday on business.
G. =. kinkaid has been chosen
sponsor of the Employed Boys club
OF the Y. NJ. c. A. At a meeting
Tuesday evening a committee on the
constitution was appointed. 1t in
cluded Dwight FreShley. Harold Les
lie and Frank Emery.
The tuberculosis lecture conducted
weekly by the tuberculosis League
Of St. Joseph county. will be held
at the st. Joseph hospital, South
Bend. on Thursday evening AT g
o'clock. DR.. St. c. Darden OF Health
win will deliver the lecture.
Counting ones money WI mot pre-
vent its being stolen
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-13
HOLD FIVE YOUTHS
IN ROBBERY PROBE
Chandler's Confession Incrimi-
mates Others in Mcknight
Home Attempt.

In signed confession Of Linwood
Chandler. aged -. living three miles
south on the Michigan I'd. which
names four other youths az COM
panions IN a robbery attempt against
the home Of Fred Mcknight. 1913
High st.. Sunday night. the police,
despite oeniaIs Of completely by three
Of the gang, believe they have the
men responsible for a series Of burg
larry attempts which have recently
occurred on the south side and
other parts OF the city. All Ave ere
residents OF farms south OF the city.
Chandler and Raymond Boyd
aged IS. the youngeet member Of
the group. were caught by Motor
cycle Officers Poure and Smith who
found the pair running up an alley
I'm the vicinity OF The Mcknight
home. Chandler confessed ard
named Herbert /. Fries. aged 20.
Lectis Hardy u. and Augustine
Cook. d. as companions in crime
and related the incidents leading I'D
10 and during the frustrated attempt
al robbery.
VIII Prosecute.
According 20 ChandIer. the dvs
net at the Nabicht pool hau on sun
day night and together went 90 the
south side In an automobile driver
By Frick During The trip they as.
cussed robbing a house and. stopping
near the High 81. residence. planned
10 break into the Mcknight home
While surrounding the house, hf
saws. the owner came upon rho
premises and they were f-ightezr5
away.
Mcknight IS insistent upon prose
cution and w.H file andavite against
the quintet he said wednesday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-13
RUNNELS Is HELD
AS ACCOMPLICE OF
CRIPPLE In THEFT
Nabbed at Bremen for Part
With Wareham in Robbery
-Wareham Sentenced.

Earl Runnels. alleged 10 be an
accomplice Of Jay Wareham. a Grip
pie. who was sentenced yesterday By
Judge Montgomery for the stealing
OF $237 worth Of peppermint oil
from Marshall county farmers. was
arrested Wednesday morning al
Bremen. Ind. He was returned 10
this city by Sheriff Lew Duck and
is being held at the county Jail.
Authorities have been searching
for Runnels and one more accom-
plice said to have participated tn
the theft since last September. the
time Of the incident. At Bremen.
Runnels had assumed the name Of
Earl OdahOrn, according to author
tiles fhO made the arrest. The third
member OF the trio is still at large.
The three are alleged TO be equal
ly responsible for the theft. law
Wareham, the first TO be arrest ed
has been held at the county iail for
nearly eight months He was tried
In Superior Court No. l and found
guilty by jury. Yesterday he was
taken into Judge Montgomery's court
1
years at the state prison at AIichigan
City. pay a fine Of S10O. and be dis
franchised for a period Of two years
Wareham was defended by the
county poor attorney. Harry Taylor.
who following Wareham's conviction
presented a motion for a new trial
which was refused by the court.
1t was necessary for a petition for
writ Of habeas corpus 70 be filed
before the prosecuting attorney
would outline specific charges
against Wareham or procure an
affidavit which would legally hold
him.
In pursuing sentence no notice
was taken of the length OF time
which Wareham had already been
detained in the county Jail.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-13
Radio Buzzer to Call Roll
At association Meeting Here

The buzz Of the radio buzzer viii
call the roll for the meeting Of The
South Bend Radio association at
headquarters, ia z. Division ST,
Friday evening.
II the radio-inclined members
cannot recognize the name when the
roll IS called on the radio buzzer by
means Of the code. he is not present
az far as the records for the night
are concerned.
The entertainment committee,
Lucas Brandon, Albert Kahn, NIL
ton Jumps and James Freyermuith
have arranged for the progress of
the remainder Of the evenings
events which begin at s o'clock.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-13
Chess Champ to
Meet All Corners
At Club Tonight
Frank ]. Marshall Will Also
Give Address at Indiana
Club.

Frank Marshall, chess champion
OF the United States. will play all
corners at the Indiana club at 8
o'clock, Thursday night.
The club has issued an invitation
10 any enthusiast who wishes TO ploy
against the champion All contest
ants must bring their own chess
neil and boards.
Mr.. Marshall holds the worlds re-
cord for simultaneous games. having
played 155 opponents at the same
time, and losing but three Of this
number.
In addition 10 playing all, con-
testants at the same time, It is ex-
pected that Mr.. Marshall will give
an address on chess and some OF the
important features Of the game.