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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-14
DENTISTS MEET
FOR TWO DAYS
IN SWEETWATER
~. ..A

Copies az the program OF the Tihr.
teenth Annual Netting OF West Texas
Dental society 10 h. held In sweetwa.
ter Friday and Saturday have been re-
ceived here The sessions will he held
nj the Hotel Wright with manufactur.
ers and dealers exhibits also In the
hotel.
Following IL the program:
Friday. 3 .. m.
Calling Convention 10 order by Pres.
ident ffappeli.
Invocation by the Rev. n. ". Doak.
Address % wsicome on behalf Of the
sweetwaier Dental socie,y--Dr. A..
Brann.
Address az Welcome on behalf Of tho
city 81 swectwa,er--AIayo Geo. II.
Sheppard.
Response TO Address of Welcome %
tho West Texas Dental society-vlce
President II. A. Maddox.
Vice President Presiding President
Happell's address and discussion Of
same. Discussion opened by DR.. W. c.
Neal. Abilene.
Appointment by the Vice President
of a committee Of three TO bring In .
report on the presidents address.
Report 81 the Secretary Treasurer.
Announcements.
Adjournment.
Friday. i.3e =. ".
Paper by DR.. A. Z. Prev. Dallas Sub.
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-14

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-14
Childbirth
Valuable Illustrated Book Sen, Free

How Thousands % women. b. the simple
msthod Of en- sainsnt physician. have sseteed
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-14
NORTH PLAINS COUNTIES
WILL SEND DELEGATIONS

The North Plains l. enthusiastic for
the PanhsndlePlains Chamber Of Com
merce convention to he held September
y and 20. according 20 Mayor y. T..
Reid of rampa. field director 81 the
chamber. who was In Amarillo yestcr
duy on his way home from Dumas.
Claiming and plemons. sir. Reid says
the counties 81 the North Plains expect
to have Zig delegations IN Amarillo for
the convention.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-14

Articles nawncd In London eack week
are said 10 average more than 1000
600 In Nalue.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-20
Blnsi Released From Jail as Friends Make Good Deficit
.Vurpillat, Dean
OF LaW, Honored
By N. d. Students
Class at University Presents
Head of College With
Gold Watch.

In compliment 10 Dean Francis J.
Vurpillat OF the Hoynes College Of
Law. University OF Notre Dame, law
students OF the college met yester-
day afternoon and presented the
professor with a gold watch. The
presentation was made by Edward
Hogan. a member OF the senior
class.
The gift was the expression OF
Christmas greetings by more than
200 students. who contributed with
other members Of the faculty
Dean Vurpillat. who had attempt
ed to dispense the meeting in the
court room so that he might hold
class, was taken completely by sur
prise and IN a short talk thanked
the students and made known GER
tain plans for the Improvement OF
the school.
This IS a gift which goes straight
TO the heart" said the forme judge,
and one that ! viii always carry
with me I can only repeat what
I have told some OF you before. and
that Is that the only reason that 1
am not practicing law is because /
love you fellows Of Notre Dame"
Glasses at the university end this
morning at 10 o'clock. and students
will enjoy a vacation of two weeks,
ending Thursday noon. Jan. 4.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-20
B e lie U e Laporte
Booze NoW Comes
Through the Air.
Mysterious Aviator Startles
Volstead's Friends at
LapOrte.

LAPORTE, Dec. 49, Especially
Recent landings of an aeropiane
within a few miles of LaPorte have
led to police reports that the plane
is being used to bring liquor from
the Canadian border. A plentiful
supply of whisky of Scotch variety
is said to have been obtainable in
this vicinity within the past few days
and the mysterious aviator is be-
lieved by some to be the source of
supply.
According 10 police reports, the
pilot OF the machine lands within a
few miles of the city not less than
once a week, awaiting automobiles
take his cargo and rush it TO La
Porte where it is concealed pend
ing its delivery to customers.
4 similar rumor is current re-
garding the source Of the liquor
which - being dispensed in Michi-
gan City. and it is believed the
same aerOplane supplies both cities
One theory advanced is that the ma
chimes are the property of a we'll
organized booze ring and working
on a we'll defined scheduled. Planes
are frequently seen passing over
the city and prohibition agents are
said to have determined that much
Of Chicago's supply is obtained in
this manner.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-20
Sit Taken by Officers
In Motor Traffic Var

Five alleged violators of the city
parking ordinance and one alleged
speeder were arrested yesterday af-
ternOOn and last night. Sergt. Detz-
Ter and Officer Wilson were respon-
sihle for the arrest OF the alleged
parking law violators while the
Speeder was placed under arrest by
officer Herman Schricker.
Those arrested on parking charges
are: X. +. Moran, 906 y. Notre
Dame av.; +. /. Hoofinger, 1905 N
Main st; j. 4. Mogle. 1858 Portage
av.: Il. Dekelboum. $50 S. St. JOS
eph St. and f. NJ. Moore, $40 ".
Main st.
George Schafer, Oliver annex was
arrested at AIS o'clock yesterday
afternoon by officer Schricker.
charged with exceeding the speed
limit on Z. jefferson Blvd.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-20
EVIDENCE FLIES"
FROM PROSECUTOR
JELLIS0N'S HAND
-Four Convicted in City Court
Appeal-State Refuses
to Prosecute.

-Four criminal cases where the
state had secured convictions in the
city court and which had been APP
pealed to Superior court No. 2. were
dismissed for lack OF evidence" by
Pros Floyd Jellison. Tuesday.
Joseph Hans. 1905 S. Kendall st.
had been fined IS and given a 10
day jail sentence for committing
assault and. battery on Emma
Graczol. 1902 Prairie av. recently,
and he had appealed the case to
Superior court No. 2. but Jellison
lacked evidence" he said, when
the appeal came up for hearing IN
the higher court Tuesday.
Lacked Evidence"
For making false and malicious
statements about Dorothy Jaworska,
Josephine Phillips had been fined
sos IN the city court but Jellison
lacked evidence" Tuesday when her
case was heard in Superior court
No. 2. TO which judiciary she had
appealed.
Lawrence O'Donnen. who was
fined $50 and costs in the city court
for driving an automobile while in
toxicated. appealed his case to the
higher court and JellisOn lacked
evidence" TO uphold the lower courts
decision.
Walter Sapp, who was given a 90
day suspended sentence and fined
500 and costs in the city court for
unlawful possession of liquor. ap-
pealed the case to the higher court
and 1t was dismissed for lack of
evidence" by JellisOn.
Police Complain.
JellisOn came in for a round OF
criticism by police authorities on his
motion in Superior court No. ? TO
dismiss charges against Sapp.
Sapp was found guilty in city
court by Judge DuComb and took
an appeal from a minimum fine ard
a 9O-day suspended Jail sentence. He
was taken into custody last Janu-
airy at 42S f. LaSalle av.. when a
police detail surprised him in de-
livering a glass containing. moon
shine" whisky to a customer and =
further search Of the esta blishment
resulted in the finding Of a pint Of
the same kind of liquor.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-20
MISHAWAKA HIGH
PRINCIPAL HEADS
DIST. ORATORICAL
Cauble to Name County Chair.
men to Supervise School
Competition.

Industrial disputes. a Program
For Their Prevention and Settle
ment IN Public and Quasi-PublIc
Industries" viii be the subject for
the annual state High School dis
cussion contest TO be conducted und-
er the auspices OF Indiana unicer-
sity during March and April. Priu-
cipaI g. G. Caubie. OF Mishawaka
has been named chairman OF the
Thirteenth district for the state
oratorical competition and VIII have
charge OF the arrangements for
school. county and district meets.
More than $50 High schools Of
the state were represented IN the
contests last year. s.. Joseph coun-
. schools are expected TO compete
this year. Principal Cauble as dis
trict chairman. viii appoint county
chairman in this district who win
be IN charge OF county contests on
or before March %. The county
leaders will arrange for local con-
tests I'm the various High schools in
St. Joseph county to determine the
representatives from each OF these
schools in the county meet The
district meet will be held April Is.
Final Meet April p.
The High school orators will re
ceive information on the subject of
Industrial disputes from the Indiana
University Extension division in the
form OF package Libraries. These
libraries viii consist OF articles and
bulletins OF all kinds on the sub
ject OF industrial disputes
The final competition viii be held
at Indiana university at Blooming
ton April p. when the Is district
representatives will be guests at a
banquet at the state university and
the winners IN the state meet will
be awarded medals.
Mishawaka Had Wins.
The winner OF the state discus
sion contest last year was Miss
Georgia Carpenter. OF Mitchell, the
first girl who ever won highest
honors In the contest. Arthur Crab
tree. OF Stewartsville. took second
place and Harold Elsasser Of Mish-
awake, was third.
District winners last year were as
follows: First district Arthur Crab
tree. Stewartsville, Second district,
Donald Bartlett. JasOnville; Third
district, Georgia Carpenter. Mitchell;
Fourth district. Ralph Smitha. Col
umbus: Fifth district. John Eume,
Danville; Sixth district. Genevieve
I.awless. Newcastle; Seventh district,
Taylor Creighton. Shortridge High
School Indianapolis; Eighth dis
trict. Thelma Clark. Button; Ninth
trict. Quintin Vert, CrawfOrds-
Vile; Tenth district, Ewart Merica,
Rensselaer,. Eleventh district. Mar
torie Balsbaugh. North Manchester;
Twelfth district. Cornelius Allen
Ashley: Thirteenth district Harold
Elsasser. Mishawaks.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-20
CAPITAL MAKES
BUILDING RECORD
South Bend Is Also in Front
Rank Among Indiana
Cities for l92.

INDIANAPOLIS. Dec. -9-Indian-
opoIis again assumes the front rank
among Indiana cities for building
activity in November. The volume
exceeds in valuation that of NOvem-
Der. 1921. and Is In line with build
ing increases for the period in 1913
other cities IN the United States, &C
cording to statistics compiled by the
American Contractor.
The local November building val
uation was S2,5O3.O14 for 9S3 per-
mits issued as against $1,071,319 for
$40 permits issued in November,
1921.
Ft. Wayne is the only Indiana
city to record a decrease over the
corresponding month Of 1921. The
1922 November building valuation
there was 100000 for IT'S permits
issued: that for November. 1921
was $1.178,76O for SO permits issued.
mits issued.
In other Cities
The building valuation figures for
the other Indiana cities listed fol-
low:
Elkhart-November 1922. S27,-
500: November, 1921. $4,000.
Observation-Disclosures 1929, Sl12,-
900; November, 1921, S9O.5SO.
Gary-November. 1922. $2S4,S55;
November, 1921, s56,227.
Hammond - November, 2,
$195,75O: November. 1921, S192lOO.
acknowledgements, 1922, S20,-
800; November. 1921, s12,285.
South Bend-November. H. 2,
$981,O97; November 1921. S343o27.
Terre Haute-NOvember, 10 2 2,
$12O,414; November. 1921, S166,07O.
Fat November
"A fat November is unusual even
in years of great building activity, "
says the publication. "A record OF
permits granted by building depart
n1ents of twenty most important cit
les reaching back to 1914 shows that
only in November, 1915. and IN No
vember this year has the October to-
tai been overshadOwed.
"Twenty-nine out of forty-seven
cities running 100000 or more
dollars average monthly valuation
show November loss. Detroit
Baltimore, San Francisco and Bos-
ton show appreciate drops"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-20
Cheer Up, Kids! Spark Plug
viii BE Perfect for Race

BE Of Eood cheer. girls and boys
Spark Plug viii be in perfect
condition for the Tobasco Handicap
which viii be run on the 23rd.
The wonderful race horse owned
by Barney Google has rounded into
racing condition. due 20 the strenu-
Gus. one might say herculean. ef-
forts OF his owner and trainer.
All the superhuous weight which
STarky added 20 his frame during
weeks OF lc1hns has been run,
rubbed or frightened of Of him by
Barney. and Sparky is now At 20 run
FOR a kings ransom.
Watch what he does in the Han
dicap on the 22rd.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-20
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

Regular assembly session this
morning. Principal MCGOWAN will
give a series Of announcements al
ter which Miss Effie Harmon will
be in charge. There is to be a Christ
mas musical program with the stu
dent body, 1900 strong. taking part.
The Boys Glee club went to
Healthwin hospital at $500 o'clock
Tuesday afternoon to entertain the
patients with a series of Christmas
carols and songs. The entertainment
was given in the recreation hall of
the hospital and lasted for about
two hours. Miss Effie Harmon, must
cal director of the High school
Miss Greta Edner. accompanies and
Miss Mary stone. head of the local
Red Cross chapter. accompanied the
group.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-20
Governor Wins Big ACdrds
At CHICAGO Stock Exhibit

INDIANAPOLIS. Dec. 19-Indi-
ana Hereford exhibitors at the In
ternational Livestock exposition held
in Chicago last week. captured 81
ribbons in what IS said 20 be the
greatest showing Of Whitefaces ever
made at the international.
Governor Warren T. McCray Of
ken1land, was the most successful
Indiana winner coming home with
II international prize ribbons 10 his
credit. The governor made consist
ent showings in ten classes, with his
famous "Fairfaxes" well along to-
ward the top.
Shadeland farm al Lafayette. won
a coveted honor by showing the
champion grade steer OF the Inter
national junior yearling named
Standard" sired by purebred
Hereford bull. Standard sixth. out
OF a grade COW. a Shadeland pure
bred Hereford steer took sixth place
IN a strong class OF senior yearIngs.
Nine ribbons in the breeding
classes were the weeks winnings Of
the VanNatta- Murdoch Company Of
Lafayette.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-20
Al Moore and Nary Band
Entertain HeGIthIUirt Bows

The COnvalesCent patients at
HeaIthwin hospital were delight
fully entertained Tuesday morning
by Al Moore and his L. s. Navy
band. who gave a half-hour con-
cert in the recreation room of the
hospital
a lively and varied program OF
new selections was played and Eddie
Mahoney. the clown pianist OF the
band. added to the gaiety with his
original stunts The act is playing
at the Palace theater and was sent
out through the courtesy OF the
management and tia willingness of
Mr.. Moore. who is always willing 20
contribute his services on occasions
OF this kind.
During the past three weeks they
have played at six different hos
p5tals in Louisville Ky. visiting
three in one day in addition 20 their
performances at the theater
Sid II Cohen, representing the
American Legion, furnished the
transp ortation for the party
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-20
Interest GrOtUs IN Music
Memory Contest for II. 5.

Much enthusiasm IS being shown
by pupils of the South Bend schools
over the music memory contest 20
be held at the II!Eh school on Jan.
uary II az the direction q Miss
Efe Harmon. supervisor OF music
in the city schools
That number ~ prominent cubs
and civic representative are giving
excellent cooperation in making the
contest success. was the an
uouucemeut Of Miss Harmon. Tues
day. Instrumental and photograph
interpretation M the pieces on
which contestants VIII be examined
on are being carried on daily by
music dealers and school attaches.
Miss Harmon said
The list OF the patrons and pat
r0uesses Of the contest which aims
AZ the cultural education % the
children for future good citizenship.
as announced by Mss Harmon IN
cludes.
Mrs. A. r Erskine. President
South Bend Symphony Orchestra
A Association
Mrs Lloyd Greenan. Presden;
Progress club.
Nrs Granville ZelRler. President
South Bend Womaus Club.
Frank Green. Secretary Chamber
OF Commerce
Frank Herring President knife
and Fork Club
Ward Mack. President Rotary
Club.
John Campbell. Presiden, Klwanls
Club
E. L Kelsey President Opt!m.s
Club
Frank schumacher, President
Lions Club.
Guy Johnson. President Ua.ver-
s.ty Club
Mss Harah LDp.ncott President
College Club
Ms. George Gelsier President
Pan Hellenic Association
Arthur Mcdonald. Commander
American Legion.
Miss Kathleen Moran. President
South Bend American Association OF
University Women
Miss Dora Hershenow. Chairman
Musicians club.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-20
A. T. AND T. FIGURES
ARE NOT AVAILABLE

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, Dec -
The American Telephone and Tele-
graph CO. is unable 20 supply
statement OF the financial results of
operating in Indiana. ID IS set out
in an answer handed 20 the public
service commission Monday by w
H. Thompson, attorney for the In
diana Bell The answed says the A T.
& T, which operates long distance
lines throughout the country. Oper-
ates the system as unit and "the
revenues and expenses are not kept
segregate as between the several
states. nor as between interstate and
interstate business
The reply comes as a part OF the
hearing Of the petition for increased
rates OF the Indiana Bell Telephone
Co. which has received several rate
increases in the last few years.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-20
ASk Local Police TO Find
X. b. Allen. Heir to Estate

Local police were requested yes
terday afternoon by Alliance. O.
authorities. 10 assist in the search
for Reuben 3. Allen. SO years old,
formerly o. that city.
Mrs. Susie c. Shaffer. his sister.
desires 20 learn his whereabouts so
that he may receive his share in an
estate to which he is an heir. A
liberal reward is said 10 have been
offered for information leading 10
Aliens whereabouts.
Allen IS dark Completed and
heavy set. He is n moulder by trade
and is a violinist anG tuba player.
II you know his wherea bouts. notify
the chief OF police at Alliance.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-20
Brief Matrimonial Cruise
Enough. Spouse Tells Court

Leon Osipow alleges in a COM
plant for divorce filed IN Superior
court No. Tuesday, that his wife
Francis. refused 10 cook for him.
told him that she wished lie would
leave and never come back and cal
led him vile names. They were mar
r!ed Aug. u. 1922 and separated
Dec. Is. 1922.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-20
MIZPAH SUNDAY SCHOOL
CLASS HOLDS BANQUET

The Mizpah Sunday school class
Of the first VI. E. church held IT'S
annual banquet and Christmas par
" last night at o'clock at the
Chamber OF Commerce. c. II. Mer-
ley. president OF the class. presid-
ed at the dinner.
Glen Cover gave several vocal
selections and Dean Farnan, son OF
r. Il. Farnan, instructor or the
class. played two numbers on the
violin. Miss Madeline Hatfield and
Miss Rosemary Butt, interpretative
dancers, were also on the program.
Buddy Cover read a Christmas car
oil
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-20
NeUer OtUned Dog, Woman
SrUeGS, and Jury Finds
For Her in Damage Suit

\ verdict for the defendant,
Mrs. Lillian RemmO, was return
eel in the Circuit court Tuesday
BY tho Jury hearing Edward Lo-
baugh's suit for $1,000 damages
against her for facial wounds he
s. alleged to have received when
attacked BY her bulldog.
Mrs. Remmo declared that she
had never owned a dog and this
fact Is said 10 have Influenced
the jury in not holding her re-
Sponsible for the animal which
bit I4obaugh.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-20
Less Than Year Required
To Wreck KoIIdr HAPPINESS

Cruel and inhuman treatment Is
alleged by josephine Kollar. in q
complaint for divorce from her
husband John. fled in superior
Court NO. .. Tuesday. They were
married Feb. 6. 1922. and separated
IN November. 1922.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-20
HERE and THERE and EVER YWHERE
SHEIBYVILLE

SHEIBYNILLE - The ashes of
the body Of John A. Britton were
scattered t. the four winds from
the Harrison ST. bridge in a Masonic
ceremony here, N accordance to
Brittons wishes.
street cars. Sorry, Manchuria, but we
are using them.
LAFAYETTE-Ccc MofTatt. Is,
while trying TO perform an athletic
stunt off a railroad bridge. fell 80
feet and suffered serious injuries.
Give daughter a razor so she will not
sharpen pencils with yours.
BEDFORD - The grand jury
which has concluded a tive weeks
session. returned q indictments
against store proprietors for violat-
ing cigaret and tobacco laws.
when marking up a price tag always
be sure the person who receives the gift
will not exchange it.
GREENSBURG-Miss Irene Nor
gan, Is, was the winner Of the
sweepstakes prize in the county
corn show here because her exhibit
was declared the best Of 800 entries.
After raising cain about turkey prices
remember that Christmas goose costs
"a weeks pay in Berlin.
Fire fighters of Hose Company No.
were called TO 33 y. Johnson st
at 4:4O o'clock Tuesday evening,
where a chimney was being burned
out. threatening damage to the
home Of Daniel Peters. The loss
was nominal.
Miss Grace Hasklns is 22 and a film
producer, but some movies indicate there
are producers 10 years younger than
Grace.
The st. Joe Valley Lumber Co. il
alleged to be owing the j. +. Pater-
son Lumber Co s4.O81.69 on ac-
count in a suit for the collection OF
that amount filed in Superior Court
No. l, Tuesday afternoon.
rug gift makes room snug
as a bug in rug.
At the regular meeting of the
South Bend Real Estate Board at
the Y. VI. c. A. yesterday, the mem
bers endorsed the principles involv-
ed in the building code as amended
last June They favor, particular
~ that section which provides for
the establishment OF a building
line. limiting the extension OF build
ings toward the street.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-20

SYRACUSE-TO Mrs. Edith Rob
inson, Syracuse, comes the distinc-
ton Of being the recipient of the
smallest alimony ever granted by
KOsciusko Circuit court Mrs. Rob
inson, granted a divorce from Del
bert Robinson, asked alimOny OF
$1,000. The court cut it to SIS.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-20

Wilbur Gearhart. 30 of Silccr
Lake and OdeN Good. IS. OF Disco.
Ind, were arrested at II o'clocG
last night at Sample St and Micri-
gan 81. by Motorcycle Officers Bates
and O. Hamilton on charges OF sus-
riclon.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-20
Towels are nice clean gifts.
NIIDDBEBURY

MIDDBEBURY - Stricken with
sleeping sickness, Miss Martha Kef-
arber. telephone operator here. has
been unconscious for several days.
During the past summer Miss Kef-
arber suffered a similar attack At
that time she was unconscious for
Is days.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-20

Mrs. 10 W. Taylor addressed the
Tuesday noon meeting OF the Real
Estate board. No important busi-
ness was transacted.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-20

Alvin Price. 527 :. Michigan St.
was arrested at 10 o'clock last night
by Officer Wickens, charged with
parking in fron- of a fire hydrart
in the 100 block y. Michigan st.