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The Washington herald., 1922-07-27

Runs-Hea thcote. Barber. Friberg, Krug.
o'Farrell. Ford. Errors-Terry. Krug. Two
bae hit-0'Farrell. Three base hits-,,alia-
CHAN, Heatheote. 0'Farrell. Stolen bases
Holloocher. Sacrifice hits-F. Miller.
Double plays-Friberg to Terry to Barber.
Left on base. Chicago. 4; Boston, g. Base
on balls, OF Kaufman, g.: II. Miller. 1.
Hits on y. Miller. 0. In seven innings; on
Mcnamara. in 2 innings. Struck out by
Kaufman, Z: +. \Fller, 4: Mcnamara. 1.
Wild pitch-F. Miller. Losing Pitcher
Miller. Umpires-Quigley and Moran. Time
-l,E.
The Washington herald., 1922-07-27

Brooklyn. n.... O3OOO O4O0 II
Runs--Wheat. Mitchell t2l, High 2).
Errors-Carey t2l. Two-base hit-Bigbee.
Double plays-ward TO Olson to Mitchell;
Glazner to Maranville TO Grimm. Bases on
balls-0n Glazner. .; of Reuther. 4.
Struck out--By GIazner. 8; by Eaether, 5.
Left on bases-Pittsburgh. q: Brooklyn. 8.
Umpires-Risler and Mccormack.
The Washington herald., 1922-07-27

Runs-Niiier t2). Mitchell. L. Collins. Err
rors-Foster. Mitchell t2). Sacrifice hits
NulliEan. J. Collins ca, strunk. .Two-base
hits-Harris. schalk. Burns. Ruei. Three
base hft.-Nitchen. Home runs-Miller t2).
Bases - Wbalis--o6 Robertson. i: Quinn. 1.
struck oft-Bk Quinn, = Umpires-Dineen
The Washington herald., 1922-07-27

Runs-witt t2D. Dugan. Ruth tS.
schang t2l. Pipp. Scott, Bush. Gerber. Me-
Yanus. Jacobson. SEVERED. Bronkie. burst.
Error-Meusei. Two-base hits-Tobin, s<ve-
reid. Scott, Schang. Three-base hit
schang. Home runs-Ruth (2D. Sacrifice
hits-ward, Pipp. Double plays-NcManus
to Gerber to sisler; McManus to Gerber;
Gerber 70 McManus to Sisler. wild pitch
Bayne. Hit by pitcher-By Wright (SchangD. J.
Bases on balls-On Wright. .; Oh Hoyt. 2;
on Bush. !; OF Bayne, !. Struck out
By Wright. .: by Hoyt. !: by Bush, 1.
Left on bsses-Sew York. 4; st. Louis. g.
Time-.:0s. Umpires-Owens and Connolly
Winning pitcher-Bush. Losing pitcher
Shocker.
The Washington herald., 1922-07-27

p Totals. IS u 81 IL Totals. IS 10 q Is
'batted for Wright in seventh.
tBatted for shocker in eighth.
tran for Collins in seventh.
The Washington herald., 1922-07-27

Two base-htis-Cruise, McQuillan, POWELL
Sacrifice hts-Krug, McQuillan, Cruise, Ter
ry. ouble-play-Kopf to Ford to Holke.
Left on base-Chicago. 2: Boston. Z. Base
on balls, of McQuillan, 1. Struck out by
McQuillan, 2. Wild pitches-Alexarde-.
Meouillan. Umpires. ouigley and Moran.
Time-1.2S.
The Washington herald., 1922-07-27
Standing OF the Clubs
AMERICAN LEAGUE,

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Washington, ): Detroit. 4.
New York. IL; st. Louis, 8.
Boston, 8; Chicago. /.
Cleveland, .; Philadelphia, o.
ToDAY's GAMES.
Washington at Detroit.
Boston at Chicago.
New York at st. Louis.
Philadelphia at Cleveland.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
W L Pet WI Pct
New York SO "a .622Pittsburgh A. 10 .495
st. Louis 81 IS .6O0isrooklyu 45 AZ 4so
Chicago. 80 i3 .53slPhil d 'phia 30 "a 37D
Cincinnati 40 10 SIS Boston. 81 IS $40
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
New York, 10; st. Louis, ).
Brooklyn. Z; Pittsburgh. o.
Boston. 2; Chicago, first camel.
Chicago, 3: Boston, l 1second camel.
Philadelphia, L.; Cincinnati. (nrst camel
Philadelphia, 5; Cincinnati, tsecond
gamel.
ToDAY's GAMES.
st. Louis at New York.
Pittsburgh at Brooklyn.
Chicago at Boston.
Cincinnati at Philadelphia.
The Washington herald., 1922-07-27

Totals. 80 5x 2s III Totals, s. 10 80 II
xOne out when winning run scored
Runs-Grimes, McQuillan, Ford. Error
Krug.
Score by innings:
Chicago ............ O10 ono 900 O-1
Boston. ............ 90 O10 900 1-2
The Washington herald., 1922-07-27

Totals. IS 10 II l4rotaIs. -. 3c 4s7 1s
xBat TIED for z Miller in the sryentn
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-10
CONTINUE SEARCH
FOR U. S. FLYERS
Mysterious Disappearance of
Airmen UnsOlved-Planes
ScOur Country.

SAN DIEGO. Calf. Dec. 9.-(By
\. PA most comprehensive aero
nautical seaFch by the government
was put into effect today in an effort
20 clear up the mystery surrounding
the disappearance Of Col Francis II.
Marshall and Lieut.. Charles r..
Weber.
As dusk approached. however. nc
definite word regarding the fate Of
The two officers vino left Rockwell
field Thursday for Fort Huachuca.
Ariz.. in a De Haviland plane with
Weber as pilot, had been received
and another days search was planned
At noon today five more airplanes
from Fort Bliss joined the Rockwell
field aircraft forces at Tucson under
Capt. Lowell II. Smith. This after
noon nine military airplanes. ex-
tending in a line estimated 70 he
nearly 10 miles wide. swept south
east from Estrella, Ariz.. where the
missing plane last was ~ orted seen.
searching territory that had not been
covered.
Capt. Smith reported by telegraph
that Lieut.. Webbers plane had cir
Cled Estrella at low altitude Thurs
day, evidently TO check his bearings
and then veered off 70 the Southeast
in the mountains of that section.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-10
R USS WILL EMERGE
THROUGH EVOLUTION
Ex-Gov. James p. Goodrich
Makes Statement at World
Peace Conference.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 9.-CBy A.
PD-By a gradual change through
the orderly processes of evolution
and no, by counter revolution viii
Russia emerge from her present
condition. declared James P. Good
rich. former governor OF Indiana,
speaking here tonight before the con-
ference on public opinion and world
peace. An official investigation or
conditions in that country was made
by Mr.. Goodrich last year
"Out of the present unfortunate
situation. n settled responsible gov
crumen- shall emerge" ne declared.
~ w.ll be a democracy and not an
autocracy. either Of the car or the
prO.ecar.at
The peasant never did accept
communism. He is by instinct train
ing and tradition. individual!stic and
Capitalistic.
ones life and liberty are as safe
i'm Russia today as any other coun-
try in Europe, provided always he is
not active IN politics.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-10
FINLAND AGOG OVER
REPORTS THAT NECRI
NEVER COT 4 DIVORCE

Los ANGELES. Cal. De- 9--Hol-
lywood was agog with excitement
today over reports from Berlin that
PoIa Negr. has never been divorced
from her husband who - Polish
count. ard that he refuses 20 allow
her 10 get a divorce
Rumors have been rife for -1e
pas. week that P5la was 10 become
Mrs. Charlie Chaplin some time IN
January. Neither PO.a nor Charlie
would either deny or affirm the story,
but FINLAND VA scheduling .t as
the next screen romance.
Il has been understood here taa7
Pola had obtained her divorce from
the count before coming 10 Amer
tca. Pola was i'm sec.us.on aod
could not be reached
Pola Is uader contract TO Jesse
Lasky not 70 MARRY without his pe--
mission II mas been understood.
however. that tho two stars recently
obtained I.asky's consent ami that
,he announcement was 20 DC made
shortly
The I.aSky studios are Ueporte1 90
5e highly surprised at the Berlin -e-
port that Pola is already married.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-10
ARREST CONVICTED
BOOZE DISPENSER
Niespodziany, With Wv o
Charges Against Him, Raid
ed for Third Time.

Joseph NiespOdziany. sc years Old,
1924 ". Division st. was arrested
at 1O:45 o'clock last night, charged
with unlawful possession of liquor
for the purpose of sale. Bonds OF
$500 were furnished for his appear
auce ian city court Monday.
According TO the police. Mes
podziany was in the act Of dispens-
ing some of the liquor over his bar
when Detective Sergt. Delinski and
Officers Pinter, kish and Winters
entered the front door Niespod-
ziany is said To have plunged the
pop bottle Of mule into a water
cistern. replacing the bottle on the
ba-. but enough of the liquor was
Sill remaining i'm the bottle TO be
used as evidence.
Niespodziauy appeared IN the
city court CAST Thursday to answer
to two charges of unlawful posses
sion of liquor for sale and was con-
victed on one of the counts and
fined 500 and costs. A 90 days
Jail sentence was suspended.
lie was first arrested on Aug. Il
land again on Sept. 27. but had sue
cecded iu having his trial postponed
until last Thursday. He was con
victed for his violation OF Aug. II
and demanded an immediate trial
for his second offense which was
granted him. The liquor conflscat-
ed Sept. - contained partly water
and his attorney demanded that II
be examined by the city chemist.
city Judge DuComb was satisfied TO
give him the benefit OF the doubt
and dismissed the case.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-10


FIRST primitive machinery for farm
.uE. IT, Is far crv from The little
pointed plarecr of iron with which
men b0rr1 holes into the soil ~
plant seeds 20 the tractor and tIe
blows which are sent from south
Bend. But between th4r iron inn
pIemcu- with which the first peas
ants planted wheat and the great
plow factory ut South BEND lies the
story az zatI0n itself
Drunkard Namclc>s
Even more quaint is the remnant
Of the poetic Justice which ruled
here ln 1909. That is i1 the form
OF a picture which shows the pun
ishmeut given 20 those who drank
too heavily and which writes the
name o. Ann B.dd,eston iu the
scroll OF fame.
Tho drunkarl Is nameless. prob
ably because he was so common and
still is in this place. He was cloak
cd in a barrel, his head protrudins
from the top and his hands stretch
ed through holes in the cask and
lt-t tAA"A NllI DuelA Nlt LyH ils
Ann was a different tyne She
was the town gossip and had a
sharp and evil tongue. For her
there was invented what :hey
termed the "brauks. an Instrument
which consisted Of n head gear OF
iron. claspinS her tongue and Dull
ing &c from her mouth while she was
being paraded and given the public
humiliation which was her fate.
There are still drunkards I'm the
town but they are no longer parad-
ed. There are still gossips but they
no longer feel the "branks' upon
their tongues
The castle itself was the residence
Of the early duke who took this
means Of guarding his vassals and
his property.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-10
HYLAN ATTACKS BOTH
POLITICAL PARTIES

CHICAGO Dec. 9-By A. Pr
Mayor John T. Hylan OF New York
tonight brought his attack on the
existing political ana economic or
der TO the middle west in "a speech
before the Cook County Real Us
tate board lie a~sdiled both tie
Republican and Democratic parties.
'the powers of greed and corrup-
tion i'm Wall ST." denounced the ku
kluX Khan and an other organiza-
lions. which. he said. seek 90 divide
the electorate ON racial or religious
lines. blamed our entry into the
war on British mi7rcpr
and Wall ST. greed, scored the tariff
law and paid warm tribute to
William Randolph Hearst.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-10
AGNES SZAB0 SAYS
SHE HAS REFORMED
Girl Ex-Rum Runner Asserts
Family Has Discarded
Liquor Business.

TNDIANAPOLIs. Ind. Dec. p
Agnes sza6o. 1S-year-old queen OF
booze runners. has abdicates her
throne
The pretty luLe Hungarian girl.
whose fcats in running contraband
liquor from Chicago 10 South Bend,
astounded judge. jury and specta-
tors .n federal court las. year. said
here today that she is through.
Agnes drove down here from
South Benz in her reformed booze
bearing bus and appeared before the
federal grand jury TO testify regard
ing liquor law violations at Gary,
which are being investigated.
NO more liquor for the SzaO0
family" she said. 81 won't let any
Of the family dabble in the business
any more It's bad business and
I'm through"
In her trial before Judge Ander-
son last year. Agnes frankly told the
most amazing tale Of booze running
ever heard I'm federal court. Unpro-
tected. accompanied only by two
young brothers. with her pockets full
Of money and her automobile full OF
illicit whisky. she made trip after trip
between Gary and South Bend I'm 1920
without molestation. During that
period. the roads over which she
travelled were infested with hijack
crs and bandits. and murders were
frequent ina battles between rival IL
Qupr gangs.
Agnes may have told the grand
jury what she told Judge Anderson
-tbat she dealt with crooked coz
stables. crooked public officials
thugs and police court characters or
q cash basis. Never once did she
experience trouble. She testified
that Cary constables seized liquor
and sold it fer her.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-10
EXPLODE B0MBSHELL
IN SHELTER HEARING

ANGOLA. Ind Dec. 9-(By 4.
PA bomb-shelI was exploded un-
der the defense OF Me Shelter BY
Mis- MarcIle Holman, pretty IS
year-0ld stenographer for tho
Auburn Automobile company. jus;
before court adjourned this after
noon when the girl swo-e 20 a COM
plete abb FOR William CLANCY. bro
Their OF Mrs James W. Shelter whom
the defenss is attempting 10 connect
with the double killing.
Miss Holman, who lives mex; door
20 the Shelter home, told the jury
that less than a minute before the
shooting occurred she passed the
Shelter home and saw CLANCY sitting
on the Shelter front porch smoking
a pipe.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-10
MOVING PERMITS.

II. T. Foster, 325 Lincoln way l..
TO 716 W. Calvert st.
Louis Rogers, 442 Harris St, to
1G9 Dundee 81.
SylvesteV Niegbalski, 81 Phillipa
ST., to 1884 Grace st.
c. w Ever. 1921 L. Howard ST..
to SIS ). Eighth 81.
Charles Yagadich, 4I3 :. Arnold
ST. to 1888 Taylor St
Melvin o. Arper. S14 Marietta av..
TO 2027 Pine ST.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-10
EDITOR sURRENDERS.

Los ANGELES. call. Dec -
(By T. y. SID Roberts. former
publisher Of the movie magazine
IL" surrendered 10 United states
Marshal Sittel today TO answer a
secret federal grand jury Indictment
which named him as the wrtec Of
the Sins Of Hollywood" and
charged him with violation oC the
interstate commerce law by sending
forbidden literature to other states
by express.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-10
Ner South Bend Quartet
To Present Program With
LapOrte Choral Society

4 new South Bend quartet Of
mixed voices. composed OF Miss
Maud Beyler. soprano; Miss Virginia
Moore. contra!to; Charles o. Krue-
ger tenor; y j Mollhagen. basso.
and Miss Greta Edner at the piano,
viii present the following program
az Grace NJ. Z. church Tuesday
evening. Dec. 18th. at o'clock, in
cooperation with the La Porte
Choral society of so voices:
PART I.
"Floras Holiday a cycle of old
English melodies. by II. L. Wilson;
"Comc All We Lads and LaSsies."
quartet. Loves Gathering, So
prano. Tell Ne Charming Crea-
ture." tenor. Gentle Dawn" quar-
tet. "The Country Dance" quartet;
.AIaidens. Beware Ye," contralto;
sound Argument baritone; The
Pedler' a catch, The COmmotion
Of Love. quartet
Iutermezzo Bridal Chorus" from
Rose Maiden" Cowen-La Porte
Choral society Mr.. Carl Sauter at
the piano.
The Daughter OF Jairus." sacred
Ciu,ata, S.y JOAN Stainer Ia Porte
Choral society. solo parts by Miss
Beyier Mr. Krueger. Mr.. Molina
sen. Miss Mabel Andrew at the Or
gan. Preston McIFenry, director.
The Ia Porte Choral society are
The guests OF Grace NJ r. Choral
society. the music committee and
the ladies of the board of stewards.
The public in invited.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-10
THIRD PARTY IS
FEATURE SKIT OF
GRIDIRON CLUB
December FrOlic l. Riot of
HumOr and Satire on Poll
teal Conditions.

Continued From Page Oue)
sHer the questions. and as il is a
Gridiron rule that neither his adj
dress nor those of other speakers
are reported his answers remain
secret. other speakers included.
Justice sutherland of the United
States Supreme court; former Vice
Prest Marshall; sen. Boran aue
"Uncle joe Cannon. As the din
uer was the last public eutertalu-
mcnt iu the national capital at which
"Uncle joe viii appear me was
presented with a bronze sridron as
"a mcmeuto Of the occasion
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-10
Chauffeur Says Wife Forced
Him to Act As Ladies' Maid

u-8.n- taa- he had been forced to-
agt U.s. ladies maid 20 his wife. she
charses that she dismissed her maid
at his request that they might be
alone and The only services he per-
formed were at his own request
ON the contrary. the cross-com-
p-aut asserts their marital differ
euces Were due 10 the persistence Of
GlOt11aCh in corresponding with
Mrs. Lotte Fraties. OF Monterey.
This and his refusal 10 acknowledge
their marriage 90 his home folks"
caused The diva "srievoUs mental
suffering
Denial is made that there - any
community property
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-10
SENATOR WEEDS.

BATH Me, Dec. - Miss ca
milia SealI and United States
Sen Walter +, Edge. OF New Jersey,
were married today at the Grace
Episcopal church in the presence Of
Vice Pres't and Mrs. Calvin Cool
idge and a number of other nota-
bIes. The Rev. Charles NJ Tubbs
rector, ofiiciated
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-10

WARSAW, Ind, Dee. 9-DaDiel
Nine, committed suicide at his home
here tonight bv shooting himself.
after driving his wife and four small
children from the house. a week
ago his wife filed suit for divorce
and secured a court order restrain
ing him from visiting her.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-10

NEW YORK. Dec. 9.-CBv a. P)
Six men We're injured. two proh1-
bly, fatally. when the boilers IN the
steamship Fritzoc. I'm drydock IN
Brooklyn. blew mp this afternoon.
The men were installing an air sank
i'm the boiler room whom the eN-
plosion occurred.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-10

TwO-story frame dwelling. 12S
Victoria av.. Susanna HallinEer.
owner estimated cost $4,000.
one story frame store building.
129 w. Indiana av., Alex Bokor. So
200.
Two-story brick-veneer store build
ing. 1909 W. Ford St, william
Lodyga. $4,000.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-10

veil that divides -ae natural from
the supernatural y is said D-.
EDDY has been suc~e~tu, fri Phi.s-
deiphia and other c-res En- deuon-
straiing his unusual powers SAFE
writing, floating tables ard chairs
and similar phenomena are a. s.I1-
pie matter ~ his material. zattol
and demAterailzauo0 w.ta the Irh-s
OF the tre1-pr orr rG
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-10
TATISTICS
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Willie Bryant and Elnora Morris.
both OF South Bend
Cyriel Van Poesk and Rachel Van
Smet both of South Bend.
Russell King Of North Liberty
and Sylvia Lowry Of Walkerton.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-10
WAR MIN @

Amazing discovery, IT your hair Is thin
or even If you are bald, just try Kotalko
and watch the mirror. I'm many cases
healthy hair has grown anew over bald
spots We Will mail you Proof Box
lplaln pkge free You need oaly write
20 Kotalko Ohices. BATH station y
New York
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-10
Jay " alkers " afch Step
is Shank Directs DriUe

INDIA\APOLIS. Ind. Dec. g.
Jay Walkers watched their step
ia Indianapolis today
Mayor Lew Shank rode through
the streets for twelve hours and dis
covered.
THAT speeding has been virtu-
ally stopped by his threat 10 charge
fast drivers with insanity.
THAT motorists generally are
obey.uE the law. and
THAT jay Walkers" risk their
uecks ly lodging across the streets
without coufusou
III 7 find that the city ordinance
requires pedestrians 20 cross the
street az intersections and make IL
am Cffeuse 90 cross elsewhere iu the
downtown district I'm going 20 start
g bunch of police women on their
trail" me said They'll drive the
"Jay WalSer~ 10 the curb and hold
'em TIN the Black Maria arrives
and then wo-1l .ake 'em down TO po-
lice headquarters just like the
spec CTS.
I'm so.ns TO pat the hounds ON
tla '1wbreak.u1 pedestrians just The
same as the crazy nuts who step
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-10
TURN DEAF EARS
TO ALIEN PLEAS,
SAYS BEVERIDGB
Financial and Industrial Ca
taslrophe Looms, Warns
Ex-I. :. Senator.
lrorIrue5 Fron PagF oaeI

EN-l :. Senator.
continued FROM PagF onep
now so that when disaster comes
eso-vbcdr v.i- know tho real cause
and 10 able go fix tho responsible
u.s. ..nere 90 rclougs.
And flfg course OF obstruction
this defiance cf economic law. this
contempt for fundamental Amerl-
ranIsn. this legislation ny haired,
this government by suspicion this
program % envy-this course %
destruction. is called progress and
liberalism.
NusIabeUed Terms.
It Is az progressive as annihi,a-
tlou. az liberal az tyranny 10 g.
not progressive a. plain American
men and women understand that
houor8ble word. II IS not liberal
lsm as plain American men and
women understand tha- noble word
II Is not the progressiveism, It Us
not the liberalism Of that foremost
progressive and liberal IN Amert-
can history Theodore Roosevelt.
To plain Americans. progress and
liberalism mean. as they meant 20
that great leader OF American adj
vance. ever increased prosperity for
an the people. ever better Condi-
tons % human Iife. ever Jess hard
siap FOR those who toll. ever larger
opportunity for self-improvemeut
ever higher standards OF honor In
commercial intercourse, ever fairer
dealing between man and man.
ever wider fields for Individual adj
yencement by intelligent personal
sGort.
But, co plain Americans. prog
fess and liberalism do not mean
the SCATTERING OF the foundations
OF tho republic: 20 plain Americans
Rrogress and liberalism do not mean
Tie repeal OF economic law; 70
plain Americans, progress and lib
Sralism do not mean the fostering
or class hatred and legislation die
lated by and for the selfish benefit
or particular groups; TO plain Am
trlcans rroCress and liberalism do
rot mean the adoption OF the pO-
ltical ana economic philosophy OF
Lenin.
Must Correct Abuses.
Correct abuses promptly ana
with firm hand whether these
abuses arc practuccd either by cap
ital or labor; put profteer5 I'm jail
IKE other criminals and with rs
lfyIe hesitation; at every hazard
and at any cost maintain order
and uphold law; assure equal rights
10 an and permit special privileges
rr.l Il 20 ff g
right TO make progress by superior
industry Intelligence and thrift;
tolerate no autocrats. financial. in
dusirial or political; make every
fnan. woman and child ia the re-
bubble realize that American insti-
buttons mean equal. exact and
speedy Justice TO an high and low,
fich ANA poor. powerful and weak
auke-aud tna- mo- Inference. how
ever mighty cam turn by q feathers
weight the scales of righteous
judgment
That SIC may agaiu sct our own
house in order. keep out OF for
rlgn brols. troubles and intrigue.
Eal 10 the masthead of our ship OF
state the old American motto
fIIonorable friendship and business
Intercourse with all peoples; no po-
iitical relations with any foreign
government"
Beware OF Propaganda.
Heed the advice of the father
pf our country To- beware of for
clgn propagaudists. Cleanse our
eelves OF the virus Of foreign prOpa-
Fanda. Remember that from the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-10
BIRTHS.
BUILDING PERMITS

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Whiting. 81
Meade St, Dec. Z, a daughter.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-10

Miss Gladys pyle the first woman
member OF the South Dakota legis-
laurc. was elected ON a dry plat
form
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-10

Opera Singer SAYS Husband
Insisted That She Dismiss
Maid 80 They Might Have
More Privacy.
SAN FRANCISCO Dec Amy
maids duties h. mas have perform
ca We're "Mhar If love-. accord
Ing to d cross complaint tc the IL
Yorce suit of Floyd Glotzbach. De
Monte ohauner nleJ today oy Nine.
Margaret MatzeuIutr. tamoUs
operate diva.
Glotzbaph, s.N footer and wild
mustard" type, csa.med .n his com
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-10
JobIesS Are Paid
Dole of IS Per
Week in England
Curlcy Reveals Situation in
Industrial City a. Answer
TO Conditions.

"oa -.1eI Iron T1ee 0r-I