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The New York herald., 1922-09-17
DOCTOR SAVES $I0,869
AND PANTS FROM THEFT
Physician Wakes in Time to
RecoUers Fleeting Roirnent.

DR.. Felix Graboff, who has an office
and living quarters on the second floor
Of the Hotel Theresa at Seventh avenue
and 125th street has been sleeping with
one eye open ever since thieves. posing
at patients. bound and gagged him Sow
eral months ago and got away with
jewelry and cash to the amount OF
$4,000.
Last night. observing his pants gone,
he saw shadowy intruder slip from his
room to the balcony. The young man
told the police his name was Clarence
Black, 90, 2497 Second avenue. a chaut-
feur. The missing pants, containing
checks. one for $4,000. and the other
for s6S7, as well as s22 in cash and
watch and chain, were recovered.
Magistrate Simpson held Black in
S5. 900 BAIL
The New York herald., 1922-09-17
BIG ANTI-DAUGHERTY
DRIVE SET FOR OCT. 1.
American Federation Of Labor
at Closing Session Maps
Campaign.
POLITICAL PLAN MADE
Gompers Says Concerted At
tack on Esch-Cummins Law
Is Planned.

Spsciai Dispatch 10 THE New YORK HERALD.
ATLANTIC CITY, Sept. ls.--The exec
utive council OF the American Fedora
ton of Labor in it's closing conference
session here this afternoon set october
J as day for a nationwide <.aSnand
for the impeachment of Harry NJ.
Daugherty, United States Attorney
General and Federal judge Wilkerson.
The federation viii call on all local and
central labor bodies and sympathetic
organizations to participate in mass
meetings in all cities on that day.
Prominent speakers will address these
meetings and it was the desire of the
executive council to-day that organ
tzsrs be prepared to make speeches.
The council considered 200 resolutions
from various labor bodies urging that
general strike be called to support
the cause of the railway shopmen. It's
decision was that neither the executive
council nor any officer of the fedora
ton has the right or power TO call or
advise general strike. The council
Will send q communication to the strik-
Ing shopnien assuring them OF all pos
eible assistance.
Plans for more intensive political
activity were made and will be put into
execution in the fall campaigns through
out The country.
The conference dwelt on the defeat
At the primaries OF various old line DO
Htlcal figures in the last few months
and hailed these downfalls as hopeful
Higns for labor and also democracy.
1t was predicted that the fall cleo
lions will 'cut wide swath in the
ranks OF reactionary. time serving Off
cials,' and it was said Iabor's non-par-
flsan political campaign is to be speeded
up. In word there will be what
samuel Gompers terms "a united front
against reaction"
The nonpartisan political campaign
committee OF the Federation has been
instructed to inject all possible pep
INTO the campaign and the Immediate
cooperation of all labor bodies affiliated
with the American Federation of Labor
~ expected. The Esch -Cummins Act
Nill be one Of the paramount issues of
the campaign, the council declared.
The breakdown of the Railroad Labor
Board In the recent shop crafts crisis
said Samuel Gompers, "and the fact
that the law has neither prevented a
strike nor adjusted it after IL has been
called abundantly fulfill organized
labor's prediction.
The council pointed to the action of
the shopmen and the brotherhoods in
negotiating agreements anent wages
and working conditions without as
The New York herald., 1922-09-17

much as going near the door Of the
Railroad Labor Board as an indication
Esch- -Cummins law. has ended its ac-
tive career.
All efforts TO designate boards or tri-
bunals or commissions In connection
with industrial affairs are but part OF
a campaign for the open shop, the coun
ell insists. and il specifies the Railroad
Labor Board and the Kansas Court OF
Industrial Relations. After predicting
that many employers will desert the
tribunal idea as a means of industrial
adjustment the conferees stated that
they believe the present marks the
turning point away from governmental
compulsion OF interference in the nom
political business Of operating indus
tries"
The New York herald., 1922-09-17

You may open an account with
your purchase Of anything In this
Sale--linens, curtains, comfort
ables, dinner sets, cutlery. sewing
machines, Photographs, silver
ware, crockcry, kitchenware, rugs,
and all the furniture you need.
The New York herald., 1922-09-17
ass Sofa Bed.

Prices do not include Mattress.
$1,000 Golden Oak Davenport.
Int Spanish Leather. ....... $3s.9
$500 Mahogany Finish Daven-
port Imitation Spanish Leather 5s.H
$4,000 Golden Oak Davenport
Int Spanish Leather. ....... s9.49
$4,000 Golden Oak Davenport
Suit. 3 Pes. Init Spanish
Leather. 1914
$1,000 Golden Oak Davenport
3-pc. Suit Int Spanish Leather. 1889
$4,000 Mahogany Finish Daven-
port. 3-pc. Suit. Imitation
Spanish Leather 99.49
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-29

ture are not definite bat they hope
60 Doe here This summer Mr. Good
well was an ovcrsccr on the road
building here last summer.
G.. ]. Christie. director II the Pur-
due experiment. station. addressed
tho Kiwanis club and a large group
of their farmer friends. at the Par
lsh House in this city Monday even
iug Mr Chr.s'ie's subject was
Houc the line OF com uunity actiyi-
fie~ Christie's idea is 20 bring
bout realization II the fact that
a community 81 not n town or the
country around the town but both
combined. their interests being in
common. one being dependent on the
other. His entire address being di-
rccted TO tho plan OF eliminating the
imaginary barriers between the
town and the country.
Rev. McTauudress. director OF the
Religious Education Of Indiana,
T with headquarters at indianapolis
spoke Monday In the Presbyterian
church on the subject OF Vocational
2 Bible Schools for Marchau county.
; This was is carried on for five DAYS
in the week. two and a half hours
+ day and for period Of five weeks.
/ Besides Bible study. the teaching Of
i hymns ETC.. the course includes
manual sewing and training Child
rem an over the country. both in
town and rural communities. are
/ taking up this work. which gives
/ children something 20 do during the
] d. In. e.
MIR. and Mrs Firestone have re-
/ turned from Rochester, Mimi. where
/ they have been for two weeks. Mr..
+ Fircstons is some better, but may
\ return later for AN operation.
Monroe Stouier. though not entire
+ ly well. is able Co be home again
lie has spent several weeks i'm a
+ hospital at Indianapolis
Rose q earn was granted a di-
vorce from sam &. earn Saturday.
Mrs. earn lives ina south Bend. She
was given the custody Of the child
rem. Mark and Ester. until further
order or the court
Mr. Harvey Homman, new county
treasurer. who was iM last week. is
now able to- attend 90 his duties at
the court house.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hof have
moved TO South Bend where they are
both employed i'm the Studebaker
factory. Mrs. Hons sister, Mrs.
| Paul Waggoner and family, viii oc-
cupy the house formerly occupied
by the Hoff family
Mrs. Frank Samson ia still very
in at her home on East Jefferson
street
Miss Ida Haines. Of Indiana Har-
Dor, spent the week end jim Ply
mouth
Funeral services were held Mon
day morning i'm Fort Wayne for Mrs.
Nellie howell. who died Friday
at the hospital in Fort Wayne. She
was a daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. c.
Bushman Of Chicago, who formerly
lived in Plymouth Besides her hus-
band she leaves two children.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-29
NAPPANEE

Inc FcQeTttlOn Oh l4duitN tlub met
at the high school Monday evening
where they were entertained by the
g. and y and twentieth Century
clubs
Miss Florence Walters of South
Bend was the guest of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. J. 5. Walters. Sunday.
RoHie Yoder, student of Goshen
college. was the guest OF his parents
Mr. and Mrs Manaus Yodcr on sun
day.
Irwin and Frank Hartman OF Mon
tana are the guests of Nappanee
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Kcck and
family Of near south Bend were
the guests OF Mrs. kcck's parents
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Maust, SUN
day.
Kenneth Calbeck Barnard Pip
penger and Lowell Tobias were the
guests Of Friends i'm Bremen sun
day.
which was held at the Mennonite
church last Friday was largely at
tended
The "hImblc club viii meet with
Mrs. cert RcnsberSer, Wednesday
afternoon. March %.
The Good Samaritan" Sunday
school class Of the Church of the
Brthern gave a pot-luck supper at
the homo of Clayton stanley last
Friday evening i'm honor of several
new members. there being 30 pre-
sent. After a short program. games
and music were enjoyed.
DIR. Lyell NJ. RAIDER. noted chemist
OF Chicago. viii speak at the Evan
gclical church i'm Nappanee next
sunday morning.
MIR. and Mrs John Becknell were
guests of friends i'm South Bend
sunday
Clarence BranSon and Theodore
Miller were i'm Warsaw on business,
saturday
Paul Ulinc of Elkhart was the
sunday guest of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Walter Ulne
Mr. and Mrs Frank TroU0e Of
Elkhart we're the guests of Nj. and
Mrs. Melvin Troupe, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs George Hollar and
children were the guests of relatives
jn Milford last sunday
Annias Ipe has returned home
from a weeks business trip 10 In
dianapolis.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-29

Here's most remarkable bargain offered by
Nernons and it Is in keeping with money saving
items this store is constantly ofering-we are put
ting sale boys extra quality two pants suit for
Sl0-a world beater OF suit-snd besides we viii
give the boy a regular watch-just like dad 's-be-
sides This offer Is good Immediately and holds
good long the supply of these great suits lasts
Boys come early and get your watch and suit with
two pairs of pants-al for $40.
Here IS another opportunity 10 this real
honest to goodness mans watch. regular beauty
and guaranteed for one year. without cost to you
There isn't any boy in that wouldn't be proud
and happy to carry such a time piece. 1t keeps per
feet time and will perform Just perfectly 100
watch. Every boy that has one of these watches
from Vernons will be the envy of every boy he
meets.
Now here's how to get it: Get hold of mother
father and bring them down to Vernon $, two doors
south of the Auditorium theater, and induce them to
buy you suit of clothes, anything else you
need to wear Just as soon as they have invested
$40, the beautiful watch is yours-and oh, Boy
won you be proud of itl
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-29
PLYMOUTH

Dr. A O.. Hume returned Mon
day evening from "a short visit with
his daughter iu Neponset lU Mrs.
r.. a. Hume who h visiting there
also. viii remain FOR "a longer visit.
Sir and AIRS. Goodwcll who spent
the winter iu Indianapolis have re-
turned 90 their home on Washing
ton street Their plans COR the fu-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-29
Country PerSonalS
BUCHANAN

honor Of bus 18th u.rinaat '""iFtL
sary-
Bend is visiting a; the home Of Mr.
ana Mrs Alfred q Williams. Chi
cago ST.
Miss jeanette Boyer .- home from
TIiIsdale coIieGe for ten day
spring vacation.
lrr and 21r- E D. Eggcrt and
daughter. Chl .ine spent saturday
and sunday at ST. Joseph
Miss cleo Portz is conValescinS
from her recent illness
Harold Stark. asricuitursI ln-
eructor in the local high school. Is
spending the spring vacation ar the
home of his parents Boo Lansing,
Freddie Dale and Max smith en-
tahtaiueI the Live Wire class ot the
Presbyterian church az the smith
home ou Third So. Friday evening
william Ticheuor Earl Bachman
and Arthur ID. Morley are home
from the Michigan Agricultural
college for ten DAY vocation.
O-moud d. Schriver and Lester
O Parkcton Of Berrien Springs
visited friends in Buchanan sunday.
rex smith attended the annual
nieh school prom Of the senior class
at Augusta Mich Saturday even
ing
Lester Miller IS able % he out
following ID brief illness
Ar and Mrs Walter j. East and
son OF south Bend visited relatives
here SUNDAY
q pot Iuck supper viii be rived
ut tht regular meeting of tho Lady
lIaccaboe- iu the lodge rooms Tues
dav evening. March IS Following
the supper at $3.50 o'clock. bust
ness meeting Viii be held.
Members OF tho Three u CLUB. an
auxiliary Of the Lady Maccabees.
viii manage a dance 90 be given lu
Eou-h'S hall "Wednesday evening.
March 90 Grieger's orchestra OF
New Buffalo will supply the music.
Local Boy Scouts wishing rs take
the overnight hike 90 Barron Lake
next week are requested TO register
az A. III. Kiehu's ice cream parlor.
An important meeting Of the
local Parent-Tcacher Association
was held in the Evangelical church
Monday evening. Miss r.. Hepdcr-
son OF the Western State Normal
spoke on the subject. "Childrcn's
Reading In the Home"
Local Kiwanians held their weekly
meeting at the Buchanan Inn Fri
DAY evening and listened to very
interesting discussion Of the Great
Lakes to ocean Highway" by Will
liam H. Carey principal Of the Do
wagiac high school Next Friday
evening March 3d. has been desig-
mated a. Charter night for the local
Kiwanians. and at that time an
elaborate banquet will be served to
tile members and then wives at the
clark theater. a large number OF
out -of-tOwn guests are expected for
tEs affair and splendid program
has been arranged by the committee.
William H. Weaver of Elkhart
spent SUNDAY at ;hc nome OF Mr. and
Mrs Fred Walter. IaFe st.
Doris Reams Ruth Berry. Wini-
fred Iayne. and Theima Childs are
home from the Western state Nor
NAL AT Kalamazoo for a ten day
vocation
Floyd g smith has returned from
four day visit with friends at
Warsaw. Ind
Henry Long was called to kala-
mazoo Friday on account of the i'll
ness of his daughter Edna, a stu
dent az the Western state Normal.
Both returned 10 Buchanan Friday
evening although Miss Long remain
cd quite ill.
Miss Alice Callahan of Kalamazoo
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-29
ANNOUNCEMENT.

Calvin Stertzbach. Chiropractor
has opened offices at SCI y. Main st
Lincoln 6S2I. 4-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-29
OUR POLICY:

To reduce the retail cost Of
clothes. depending upon In
creased volume o. business
for nrnff
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-29

Wear Well Tubing. q
inch. Anniversary Sale,
per yard .......... 26c
Daisy" Pillow Cases.
AZ inch. Anniversary
Sale, each .23c
IS inch, Anniversary
Sale. each .26c
Wear Well Sheets, size
1880, Anniversary Sale
at Sl.OS
Size 6lx90, Anniver-
sary Sale .$1.13
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-29
DOMESTICS

Wear Well Sheeting
and Tubing, greatly re-
duced.
IA Bleached Sheeting,
per yard .33c
"a Bleached Sheeting,
per yard ..........3 6c
"a Bleached Sheeting.
per yard .39c
1914 Bleached Sheet
ing. per yard 43c
Wear Well Tubing, IS
inch. Anniversary Sale.
per yard .29c
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-07-22
Territorial News

rH. Wme.I Commercial club ma.l ..er Monday HulI ..-uc community development. oroI m.l- day luncheon.
 Ad Cu.uro i. reported Io he after
 ur.IH. match WIIn any man Iu lI..... mathematician. W.mT Co ...e .II e.t. receipt.
 E L ouon assumed Che office o. U $ Comm "ono. n. Petersburg FrI.r Imr I| Mr. clifton .s u- n.rr.erI0u. 70. school. u. Chat nHee IT. Iarm...E resided tn N..daE
 A. r. Mclean. who Hroi for n number e. ro.. m H.ue. returned
 tow U.. .en. after H.lu. n.n. two r..H m Nnn.n.. Nr Me. L..u u|U H... .H.... oI m. H.ue ...0. .uru. ... coming I..r She |. ..H..... .r urN.. from Seattle within . ..0r. Um.
 |. Rankin. examiner .or IHe nc. r.I.ment n. Iu.U.. HIn He.llHar Ion. m Washington i. making .He round. o. I... eH..HIHe un T. s. o0um. H.. and IT. s N.urH'H oIU... III. m Wrneer n. pre-. ..u.
 Tr. E..ou.Hu .o.eo ol .H. Pirate .n.. orI.. o. E.e.. held tHe.r rr- uu.I r..H.. nm July I0. I'm. weather W.. r."0.... I0 h. idea. largo crowd intended T.. day N.. taken mp WI-I . n..HaI ..m. 0o.I .norH and .mu.
 rH. ka..Hsm Fur F.m. ne. H... . m...ne '... H... for tH. pure n.... .. ......re o....H .0. m. .o- lowing l..r ur J. T. Mustard was reelected nr..I.u. ~. U Collins ... r.Hrr and treasurer and ". IT. Hoe.-
 H".."U.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-07-22
Social liens

rm afternoon Mu Brio a one .eraa.nr number ot her r'mda at Che homo Of Ma I'd. Mcintyre
 On Fulay Mu E. u Karor enter- aucI wth luncheon and threo ao.o. of badeo Mrs. I H Cheney having hIeh acoro n. card.
 Mm Catherine Hooker entertained Mm Dne .o dinner on Wcincd day and had two ahIea o. bridge .u thc eymue Mrs. Mo.ca.f having high .ore
 1u H A. Hohoraon entertained n bunch oI younriou at hor home 0u rogouth street ou Tuc.day Iaat In honor o. her young .ou nmcmH sixth birthday. "Cood Ela' and a good ume were One order Of Che day.
 On Thursday Mrs. U. ". Irvine Of uoue'as earo luncheon for Nu Hle and Iatu the guests attended Che silver tol at Che Congregational church uarIou where Mrs. Brio mot many old r.onda Lalcr Mr. aud Mm ueNr.t entertained her at dine nor
 Complimentary to Mrs. Henry Hn.. formerly ol Douglas who .a rHUur h0ro from sea.lc lhc .oI- lowing friends entertained for hor. Mrs. Chas Go.date'u with a luncheon an slurday Hs Mr. and Mira E J. White with dinner on Saturday evening and two tables oi bridge Inter Mr. Harley Turner having high .corc a. card.
 CoI pcrNn. took number of town people as ha runH on Ono Ei rrmoro for n trip Io TaNu Glacier Ia.. Thursday noon Among those .u- rieI wero Governor and Mrs. uole IuIec T. M H..I. u. s Attorney and Mrs. A. q. slow Secretary and Mrs. Karl ThcIc Attorney General and Nr John RustarI. Mayor and Mrs. H E Robertson Treasurer and MH ". q. Smith. NuH He.u smith Mr. and Mrs. John Ford sar MT. and Mrs. Charles Go.Is.o.u. Mir. and Mrs. w. s ruueu Judge and Mrs. J1moa WIesoraHum. ". h. Steel
 m honor Of Mrs. Geo. Booth who a vauur hore for a ume. 1lrs. A. G.. snoun and hor amt Mrs. R. M PIa- to.ee. Mrs " 4. puuc entertained witch ta n. her homo ou Sixth
 ree. I'm spite Of Che stormy day large crowd turned ou. .o gree. Che .dIe TH. Houeo was beautifully decorated witch flowers NrH. Scott c Bone assisted u receiving Che moa and Che following ad." M sisted In aorrue Mrs. c. E. Rice. Nn George u. Beaumont Mrs. Karl. rHrH.. N. J F. suu Mrs. J. H Hawrr Nu .J C. Mcbride Thcy wor. a.I...I hy Mrs. E. R Jaeeor
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-07-22

rI or burnur connected vIh Ono. t...a Nourr Picture Corporation u. which n.I. Ir..ur.. win .e.fe cn .re N.meI. .ol.. .or hH home
 Murray and nmny who m.I. .he round trip .o 5.Isa. .'oHnc. r... H... nn fH. return oI Che aar'n .n. win ..... ... wool. They "III .... .r II. e....'. whore .Hor naH. .r.ur and mo.or .r Choir home m Lo. tHse..
 Mr. William u.. Io.t sunday morn. ne nm m. steamer lu.n for trip .. I...m. whom. n. win r.a.t W..a r..u... for . month ar .o. II. rt. a..I. to ... .r Portland heIo.. re- turning Hom.
 .H.r. Wrm.H. II IH.m.. Doug" I Inn. who . been H.of'. Tn. Iu.. H.. nm. Ie"'.-. .'" .rr o. sr.. I.. Hr.r' h. ..r admitted Ie partnership In me r...r. by l. I smith.
 w Eu Nr.ham daughter o. Mr. and Nr. J. o. kIrAham O. ,aH ... Inns boon offered position a. ......r m m. primary 0.nar.mon. |. ....... H.rr N NrEn'm
 rr..r. attending tlo mmm..
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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-07-22
CALTOREAEs HERE
 ON HONEYMOON TRIP

5r and MT. Hnup Cough ot Los tree.u california. Wero arrivals on .H. .trm.r Jefferson Monday aI..r. noon and are now here. Che guests of .he um.rr ntH.r Emory Valentine Tho Cough. wore married Iu.. before leaving Che sunny south and laar visit lo Alaska |. i'm .le nature o' a honeymoon Tn
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