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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-20
Hammond Shrine Plans for
Big Circus IN November

Members Of the Orak Shrine in
hammond, Ind, are making great
preparations for their second an
nuAl circus which viii be given in
Orak temple. afternoon and night
for 10 days starting Wednesday.
Gov. s. The best circus acts from
she larger travelling tented summer
shows have been engaged and in
cluds trained elephants, horses,
ponies. mules. dogs and monkeys,
bareback riders. aorobats, wire
walkers. aerial artists contortiOn-
lists and clowns
Featured among the clowns viii
be '1sorette," who gained fame az
ehs New York HippOdrOme.
IN addition 20 'IOrette" the Orak
Shrine will have Art AdRir. also a
clown with a nationwide reputa-
zion: Race. Bell and Baldwin, com
edy aorobats; the Valentines. won
dsrful aerial artists, the Davenport
family OF riders: the Fisher sisters
IN butterfly act; John Robinson's
military elephant; the Manegan
troupe or acrobats; Torellis dog
pony and monkey act; the Jack
Noore trio on the tight wire and
rnerous other acts OF note. After
-srh circus performance the Shrine
will stage a beauty style revue and
present hundreds OF additional nov
cities The circus and al that goes
with II VIZ b open 20 the general
DubIc-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-20
HICKEY is DEFENDED
AT REPUBLICAN RALLY

County Chairman 5. J. Crum-
packer told the 100 people who
gathered at republican rally at
Kable's banquet hall Thursday
night that Congressman Andrew J..
Hickey did not intend to bride the
community by Offering a new fed
eral building if elected and infer
ring its denial if defeated.
he put the greatest emphasis on
the election of Hickey and inciden-
tally urged the election of the coun-
ty ticket.
Mayor Eli r. Seebirt and the can
didates made brief speeches. The
audience was largely composed OF
candidates and party workers. An
nouncements were made of the
coming of Vice Pres't Coolidge on
Nov l and Of Sens. Watson of In
diana and Willis Of Ohio TO en-
deavor TO put some interest and en-
thusiasm in the compaign.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-20
First Number OF
EpWOrth Leagues
S cries PIedses
Ernest Gamble Concert Party
Presents High Class Musi-
cal Program.

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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-20
Polish Falcons Nest
Progresses In Years
Of Existence In City

twenty-five years ago several
prominent Polish residents OF South
Bend met IN q room above the
Kosciusko building and Loan As
ISOLATION, Al 5. Chaplin st, to or
game Nest. No. so OF the Polish
Falcons Alliance OF America, or
what Is now known "a the Polish Fal
cons Z. r No. 1 Of South Bend. AT
that time the object OF the organi-
zation was said TO be 90 help Polish
residents TO become good citizens
through the medium OF a gymnastiC
and educational society. The devel-
opment Of the organization is told IN
the recently compiled report Of the
organization.
The organization has prospered.
During the quarter Of century this
nest has given II theater entertain
ments, 10 gymnastlc entertainments,
II educational entertainments. and
annual celebrations Il has separate
gymnasium classes for adults. boys.
and girls and il has Ssveloped
first class band. The members OF
this society include many of the
leading business men Of the city
During the world war. SO Of its
members served IN the United
states army and ~ IN the Polish
army.
In the near future. the nest hopes
to erect a large home At a meeting
held March 8, 1921 it was propos-
ed TO unite the Polish Falcons nests
OF the city and TO build one large
hall and headquarters. but the mo-
ton was tabled. 1t is thought. how
ever, that the movement is gaining
in popularity and that the ideal
viii soon be realized.
The income Of the nest for 25 years
has been s7O,93O.56 and the eK-
penses S7O,33S.5O, leaving a cash
balance on hand of S59206. The So
ciety has cash deposits in banks or
this country and Poland amounting
to sS,S66.16. Its real estate holdings
are valued at S43,51O.52 In well
fare work, the organization has
expended s6,214.7O.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-20
Jurors in viii Case Fail
To Agree After % Ballots

After having deliberated for "A
hours. during which time IS ballots
were taken without reaching a
verdict. the jurors IN the suit of
Henry Shafter. Mile H Feather.
Elizabeth Feather. Matilda Dear
dorfr. Cyrus Granger, Simon GraDg-
er. Martha SEMI. Eta NJ. Huff.
Addie F. Annis. oslo Shafer. Sarah
Lloyd. Jeff Hines, Melvin Hines and
Mae Hines Calentine against Fife
NJ. Hyatt, OF the St. Joseph Loan &
Trust Co.. and Margaret Gable were
discharged at 8 o'clock yesterday af-
ternoon by Circuit Judge ". A.
Funk. The suit was 20 contest the
will OF the late William II. Shafer,
Of whose estate Miss Hyatt was ad-
ministratrix.
The jury had received the case late
Wednesday afternoon and had asked
for a rehearing Of the courts in
structions yesterday morning. II
was said that the jurors voted al
most the same on each ballot and
were not likely 10 reach a verdict.
II Is probable that the case viii be
retired in the next term OF the cir
cult court
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-20
Charge Man Sold Auto TO
Which He Held No Title

Fred II Null. So (. Bowman st
was arrested yesterday afternoon By
Detectives Cutting and Whitmer on
a charge OF obtaining money under
false pretenses He was turned over
20 the sheriff At 81 Joseph. Mich.
Null, according 20 the police. Is
wanted az Benton Harbor. Mich
where no Is said % have sold a.
automobile 90 which hs did not have
the title At the time OF the sale,
which - said 10 have been several
months ago. Null had been employ
Cd as q salesman a. EaraFs IN
Benton HRTbor. According the the
police. he obtained about $500 on re
car and then left town.
Null u 90 years old and had beer
residing in this city.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-20
SELECT FIVE men
TO ACT ON PLANS
FOR new BUILDING
Col. Freyermuth Chairman Of
Group Members Discuss
ArmistiCe Plans.


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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-20
ELkhart NeWS

ELKHART. Oct 19.-Mem bers OF
the Mccoy post OF the American
Legion, their friends and many 9TH
ers enjoyed the second open dance
OF the LegiOn's winter series Thurs
day night at the Elks' Temple. Music
by the special Steimrich orchestra
was the feature OF the occasion.
Fire Chief Walter Tavernier re-
ceived Thursday a new high-powered
six cylinder Eicar from the Elkhart
Carriage & Motor Co. TO be used as
the chiefs car. The bid for max
ing such "A car was awarded to this
company for S1,027. The car in
cludes many features destined TO In
crease its serviceability. 1t Is equip
ped with a 60-horse power SIR Red
Seal Continental motor.
Wednesday an unknown autoist
caused about 800 damage TO the
water hydrant at the corner of Pra-
irie and Middlebury SITS. and the loss
OF about 100000 gallons OF water,
when his car crashed against it,
breaking of the pipe about five feet
below the surface of the ground.
Consumers in the neighbOrhOOd were
when the water was
turned off so that repairs could
be made, which were completed
about 1880 this noon.
The Elkhart Chamber OF Com
merce Is making arrangements for a
reception and supper 10 be held on
Friday night in the Elks' temple, the
affair to be in honor of the new
citizens Of Elkhart, the men who
have come to the city in 1922. Rev.
Arthur J. Folsom, pastor of the
Plymouth Congregational church at
Fort Wayne. Will be the speaker OF
the evening He Is one Of the lead
Ing pulpit orators OF Indiana.
The Andrews Asphalt Paving Co,
which has contracts for the laying
OF eight pavements in Elkhart this
year. through a sentative stated
Thursday that all contracts would
be finished BY Dec. /. The stre cts
being paved are Pacific ST.. Clark 81
Washington ST.. Rowland av. F..
Lexington av, W. Franklin St. More
hous av.. and z. Crawford ST. Coal
and railway strikes have. It IS said
been a hindrance to construction.
James Cunningham, the supposed
" demented man whom the police
picked up some time ago. was taken
20 Joliet wednesday by Capt G. J.
Carlson. OF the official staff OF the
Joliet penitentiary Cunningha m
was serving % year term for rape,
80 baa coroDIatad eleven wears OF
the term on oct. s. when he escaped
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-20
Wife Charges Husband With
ASSAULT Following Quarrel

Charged by has wife with assault
and battery. William Bouezynski.
1853 W. Fisher St. was arrested last
night al his home shortly after 10
O'Clock.
The arrest was made on a warrant
sworn out by the wife. Helen Boue-
zynskf, The husband Is said TO have
struck her following an argument
over some domestic troubles yeSter-
day afternoon. He was released after
furnishing bonds OF $500 for his ap-
pearance before Judge Chester J..
DuComb IN city court this morning
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-20
Women Politicians of
Ohio Go to School to
Learn HOiU It's Done

AKRON, O., oct. 19.-CBy A. PD
"A school of democracy" FOR We
men OF Ohio who expect to take tins
stump for their party n the remain
ing days of the present campaign
was opened here today with Mrs
IIaIsey W. Wilson of New York. ma
uonal suffragist leader. and prom
inent democratic party worker as
the teacher"
Mrs Wilson told her students how
to dress. talk impressively, be pr
pared 70 answer questions tell fun
ny stories 20 win over hostile or
apathetic audiences and how ID
start and when 10 properly conclude
their addresses.
Stressing on the matter Of dress.
Mrs Wilson told her class not TO
be fashion plate when you get
up 20 make a speech"
Among other admoniuons were
these:
Don't wear a veil under any cir
cumstances
Don't wear a skirt so short that
your audience viii lock at your an
kIes but don't wear one so long
that the women in the audience will
think YOU have the larest style
from New York or Paris.
Never mold a bag or pocketbook
in your hand
Never point at your audience
with a lognette. pencil or paper.
DO not wear flapper ear rings d"
Mrs Wilson urged her students 20
practice their methods Of speaking
in front of a mirror. then before
your husband, children and neigh
bors."
If you have nothing more 10 say.
after having talked a while. don't
keep on your feet; sit down" she
said.
True democracy IS second only
20 true Christianity" Mrs Wilson
said. There are many doubling
Thomases In the republican party
that must be won over TO our camp.
Go out and get them. Nearly au o.
us fundamentally are democrats,
but some OF Us who Fundamentally
are democrats are In the republican
party because we criticize the tech
nique or the democratic party and
not Its broad principles"
The school viii continue through
Saturday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-20
Youth Leaves Mans Home;
Takes Money and Clothing

sam Lewis. II years Old, left
the home of Roy De Poy. Hudson
Lake. yesterday afternoon after
taxing $40 n money and a num-
Der Of articles Of clothing valued
AZ atour 800. according TO De Poy,
who has requested the local police
70 search FOR the Lewis yOungster.
De Ply stated that Lewis. whoss
home Is said 10 be at Battle Creek.
had been living 81 his home. Yes
terday az told a member OF che
family he vas going 70 take a
freight train home. When he de-
parted he Is said 10 have taken one
green suit. che six shirt. a pair OF
shoes and watch charm. chain
and knife, in addielon 20 the money.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-20
-Four Disregard Motor
Regulations, Is Charge

-Four city ordinance violators were
arrested yesterday afternoon By
Traffic officer Bloom Three Of the
men arrested are from out OF ths
city.
William Billiter. Marion. Ind. was
arrested for having an improper liz
cense and no card and container
Guy Gopher Rochester. Ind. was
taken into custody for parking his
car IN front OF a FIRE plug In the
100 block s. Michigan ST. y. H
Sherwood. a merchant living IN Chi
cago. was also arrested for parking
in front OF a fire plug.
The fourth man, Ray Unley. 33I
". Marion ST. this city, was arrested
for having no card or oontainer. The
men were released on bond for their
appearance In court today.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-20
Deroo, Receiver of Stolen
Goods, Is Taken TO Jail

Cyriel Deroo. who was tried Wed
nesdsy in the Superior court At
Elkhart and found guilty of receiv-
ing stolen goods. being sentenced
10 from one TO IA years IN the state
refoEmatory AZ Jeffersonvflle and
fined t20A was taken 70 the county
jan Thursday
IN 81 affidavit signed oy Police
Chief Northrop. Deroo was charged
with having entered the home Of
Albert r. Hansen on May II and
stealing two portieres, a Brussels
rug. eight lace curtains and SIX silk
and three plush drapes. Deroo stat
Cd that ali the articles were left IN
his home by a sister. now in Bel
GUM. who left them, telling him
that she had no room for them in
her trunk
Deroo has been under suspicion
many times FOR bottleEEing. and 81
wss while & raid and a search Of his
place was going on that the lost
articles were discovered. the police
having been given a description OF
them.
Deroo mas a wife and step
daughter, IA years old. who are now
AnK IN South BEND
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-20
PLEAD FOR JOBS
FOR PUPILS WHO
MUST FIND WORK
Many Must Either Work In
Odd Hours or Quit School,
Director Saws.

Unless a mum Der OF after school
or part-time jobs for both boys and
girls are forthcoming. many students
in the high school Will be forced to
quit and go to- work, Miss Helen
Guidance bureau, announced Thurs
day
Many parents who are now in al
most desperate financial circum-
stances have asked the vocational
guidance bureau to find work for
their children after school, week
ends, or any reasonable time which
will not interfere with their health
or school work, stating that they
must have financial assistance in or
der TO support them. Not wishing
to take their children out of school
unless absolutely necessary, they
have appealed to the bureau for any
work that their children can do and
still make a creditable showing in
their school work
Must Work Way.
Also there are a number Of boys
and girls whose parents are dead or
estranged and who must work their
way through school if they are TO
receive an education. Miss Dernbach
said.
Any stores or business places able
to employ either boy or girl pupils
after school hours or on week-ends
can, by notifying the vocational guild
ance bureau. save many young folks
future regrets over not being able to
secure an education.
Appeal For Jobs.
I'VE realize that the number OF
Jobs available for young folks at odd
hours OF the day are limited" said
Miss Dernbach. "but still We feel
that there are opportunities for bust
ness men 70 use these needy studentA
and we hore they will help keep
them IN school"
The vocational guidance bureau in
charge of Miss Dernbach is located
in the School Administration build
ing and any person knowing of
many by calling Lincoln 25S1.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-20
Nan and Youth Rob Coal
Car While Formers Auto
Stands Near. Is Chdrge

Russell Dickerson. a 17-year-old
High school student and his step
father. William Dickerson, 223iz s
LAFAYETTE blvd. were arrested last
nirht charged with stealing coal
from a car on the Vandalia railroad
tracks.
The arrest was made about $3.50
o'clock by Special Agent Lane OF the
PENNSYLVANIA railroad. who is said
70 have caught the two men as they
were attempting TO take coal from
car located on a siding, near Cal
vert 81. Dlckerson. the stepfather.
had his Oldsmobile six cylinder car
marked nearby. u IS said.
The TWO were held at the station
for their appearance on the charge
i'm city court this morning.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-20
r e m ain
Attraction
On Orpheura Bill
L in Y Entertainers Continue
Antics Other Acts Are
Entertaining.

Sternad's Midgets. VINO opened an
engagement at the Orpheum theater
last Sunday. remain the chief at
traction on the program for the
last half of the week at the local
vaudeville house The midget num-
Der occupies the Flace of two acts
on the program, and the act is. in
fact, almost a complete vaudeville
bill in itself
The singing, dancing and comic
antics of the small-statured enter
tainers continue TO afford entertain
ment and TO win the applause of
the audience. The management has
announced that the midgets will
hold a reception for the children
of the city on the stage Of the the
alter Saturday afternoon.
It would be rather difficult to
rank the remaining acts on the cur
rent vaudeville bill as all are Of
about equal merit and, for the most
part, they are somewhat above the
average in quality.
Hugh Lutgens. called the Swedish
Billy sunday causes considerable
lduS ukeE Win MS ACT euLlleu
''Yump on the Water Wagon" in
which he impersonates an eccentric
Swedish preacher. Margaret &
Morreu, in their singing and dane
ing act. take the audience to Ire
land, France. China and back to
the United States again. The dane
ing Of the petite Margaret is the
main feature Of the act Hello
YOU a dancing revue. features the
Morgan sisters. although the male
member OF the group shows himself
TO be a violnist of considera Bile
ability. Monroe and Mae appear IN
an amusing skit entitled The Love
Burgler." Pathe News and an
Aesop's Fable constitute the re-
u1aindar Of the hill
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-20
10 OPPOSE KHAN

WARSAW. Ind. Oct. u. - With
the encouragement several days ago
10 the effect that the Ku K1uK Khan
has organized a branch IN Kosciusko
county, with headquarters IN War
saw. came the announcement Thur
day that an organization opposed 20
the Khan has been formed hsre and
that go members were enrolled At
the first meeting.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-20

Highland cemetery.
The Murray boy. who ives the old
est OF four children. was struck but
a short distance from his home while
playing with his sister. 5enevieve.
Failing TO see an approaching auto,
driven by Leo r. Smith s11 :.
Eighth ST.. River Park, the lad
rushed from the sidewalk directly in
the path OF the oncoming car. Smith
hurried the boy 20 Epworth hos
pital but the child died in his arms
before the destination had been
reached.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-20
MishdtOaha Couple Is Giren
Permission 10 AdODt Babe

Mr. and Mrs Isaac IT. Powell. 507
Forest av. NNshawaka, have been
given permission 20 adopt Bertha
Barnes. eight years old, OF Randolph
Judge Alonzo Bales OF Randolph cir
cult court, approved recommended
tons for adoption voiced BY the
board OF childrens' guardians a.
Winchester, Ind
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-20
RoRD REPoRTED sroI.EN

A Ford roadster owned by Ber-
nard Burroughs 11O6 Clover St.
was stolen yesterday afternoon from
a parking place at Broadway and
Franklin SIS. according 90 a report
made 20 the police by the owner.
The car was taken between 1:S0
and 8 o'clock II bore Indiana IL
ceass No 2s27s4 and Motor No.
2e75ss4.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-20
ENDOWMENT DRIVE
FOR NOTRE DAME
FORMALLY CLOSES
Canvassers Will Continue TO
Work In Districts Not
Yet Solicited.

Notro Dame university formally
clossd ia $4,000 endowment drive
n South Bend last night However,
because The factory and store organ
izations viii be unable 20 make their
returns before next Monday, cOu-
Dled with the fact that Il was found
irlp osstbls 20 cover all the territory
IN the limited time. Il was decided
1t meeting OF the ward commit
tees yesterday TO continue the cam
paiEn until all wars have been can
vasssd-
But few students VIII continue 20
solcit IN the Interests OF the drive,
@ was announced last night by Rev.
John McGinn. 9. s. c.. president OK
me national endowment campaign.
the others returning % their class
work today.
Final Report Tuesday.
The final and complete reports
Tor the campaign. which began Mon
day morning. Will be submitted az
2 meeting OF the executive commit
ZEE 20 be held at the Oliver hotel
next Tuesday night. az which timo
ne drive VIII formally end.
While no complete reports are
q valuable yet. we know that today's
enthusiastic response greatly ex-
ceeded that OF any other three days
% the campaign" Father McGinn
said last night. THE student sOli-
citors. $50 OF them. have done yeo-
man work, and everything thus far
has been fully up 90 our expecta-
tons. However. the handicap OF
covering such a large territory n
such a limited time has caused the
ward committees 20 extend the cam
paign until those sections OF the city
which as yet have not been solicited
may be canvassed."
Confident OF Reaching Goal.
The campaign headquarters at the
oliver hotel was the scene OF great
activity throughout yesterday and
last night, and Father MCGinn and
others IN charge were confident tha,
tho original goal viii have been
passed when the remaining territory
has been canvassed and the returns
or the factory and store organiza
tons have been made. The factory
reports viii be turned IN Saturday,
while those OF the store Organiza-
lions will be delayed until Monday
st noon. The contribution OF each
group IL expected 20 be large.
The only reports available yester-
day were incomplete accounts for
Monday and Tuesday, showing $685.
% had been raised on those two
Ave. There were 90 committees
which had not reported at the time
or this tabulatiOn. however, so the
sum raised during the flrst two days
was greatly IN excess OF that stated.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-20
TO MEET AT ROCHESTER,

WARSAW. Ind. oct. 1s-The next
annual meeting OF the eleventh dis
trict of the Woman's Relief Corps
will be held in Rochester. the selec-
ton being made by delegates attend
ing the annual gathering here.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-20

q Nss y no " dS al
most instantly
killed " h e n
tru C k by an
automobile late
Wednesday af-
ternoon. will be
held at ? o'clock
this afternoon
from the A. NJ.
Russell chapel
with Rev. Ray
Bird officiating
Burial will be in
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-20
Funeral of Boy Killed by
AutO TO Take Place Today

Funeral services for 5-year-old
John Murray, son Of Mt. and Mrs.
George Murray, Of 81 W. Indiana
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-20
The budret committee O

The. budget committee Of the
Federation for Social Service held a
business meeting last night at the
OF Commerce al which
plans for the budget for the COM
ing year were taken up
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-20

WARSAW. Ind. Oct -. -Mra.
Ray Henderson, wife % a Warsaw
business man. died suddenly late
"Wednesday afternoon following the
birth Of q child.