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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-20

Difference IN seasons is not due
to the relatively small change in
the distance between the sun and
the earth. but to the variation IN
lie slope Of the earth as Il travels
its orbit
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-20
HOUSES FOR SALE.
CHOICE OF REAL ESTATE

4 K new house, with 1 acre. Grand
View Place. electric. water and sink
In house; / block from car station
plenty Of fruit dandy location for
summer home or fruit farm, $1,000
K. Il. KenwoOd Av., mod. but furnace,
CIR. II. y. Sadie ST., 5000.
> r. II. :. Camden St. $llOO.
4 r. II. with one acre, y. Olive St, $500
K. II with lots, Iowa St. $500.
g r. II. Indiana Av. with big barn. $500
r. II. w ColfaK Az. $500
Z X. II. Dundee St, 5000.
4 X. H. COlfax Az, $500.
X. H. s. Laurel St. $500
r. II. Merry Az. 5000.
> r. H. W Fisher st. near Chaplin, $500
Z r II. Ewing Az, $500.
K. II. Franklin s.. near Sample. $500
r. H. NOnsOn St. possession at once,
near Chaplin St, $500.
s RH. Pdgin st. near Washington, 5000
r. II. W Washington St, bldgS. al
new, near Olive St. $1,000.
One store building occupied as gro
Gerry and meat market with a 6 room
house. all mod. but furnace, w. Di-
vision St, $500.
r. new bungalow. Glenn St. just off
Of Prairie Az, mod. 5000.
I > r. Il and = r. II Pine St, cleo.
gas, toilet and sink in house, street
paved Both for $1,000. VIII sell on
terms
IL r II Highland Blvd. al mod, with
. lots, big attic and garage. VIII
sell for $500 or terms
. r brick semi bungalow Victoria 81,
al mod. long lot. 5000 $1,000 down and
balance on terms.
r II square. new, y. Meade St, north
OF Lincoln Way. mod, $1,000.
] have several farms 10 exchange for
city property with stock and tools or
without
Also have vacant lots IN different
parts Of the city.
II Interested in any kind OF real es-
tate or fire insurance. kindly call.
ALEX S. LANCET
5O2 s Chaplin St
Phones L-1oO6 and M3068
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-20

The Leaning Buddha, a twelfth
century pagoda. near Marking,
China. is 100 feet high, Of 10 stories
and incl.nes II feet from the per
pendicular.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-20
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION

Notice Is hereby given, that the IN
dersi gned has been appointed by the
Judge OF the Circuit Court OF ST. Joseph
County state OF Indiana, Administrators OF
TIRE Estate OF Charles V. johnson, late Of
St Joseph County. Deceased.
said Estate IS supposed 20 he solvent
EMMA A. JOHNSON.
Administrative
sept s. 1872
Miller Guy,
Attorney for Administrators
sept. II. 10 %
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-20

Nine Bres. the first woman doc
tor in France. has just died at the
age OF SO IN the workhouse after
rracticing half a century.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-20
NoN-REsIpENr NOTICE.

state Of Indiana.
County Of So Joseph. IS
In tie 81. Joseph Superior Court Nay
(Eacationb Term, 1872
Rsndal HsRey vs. Rose Grace Haney
Divorce No. 1908.
Be 81 known. that the sbovs named
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-20
WHY PAY BIG RENT ALL WINTER

WHY PAY BIG RENT ALL WINTER
Why not bay a big rOOmy lot on the
easiest kind OF terms and put up a
garage or small house 10 live In this
winter and build a home on the front
OF your lot next year? Large numbers
of people are doing 10, and their living
expense are coming down with a rush
Close 10 Lincoln WAY car line. he
tween Hisnawaka and South Bend. all
American neighbOrhOod. and n new
school building right on the addition .
improvements except pavement, now in
on many Of the streets, and going I'm on
the others Lots from $40 10 $500 :.
terms. 500 first payment. SsGa per
month 40 taxes OF interest for one
year; other special discounts
We have several big four room houses
with full basement now building. for
sale. $500 down. So per month In
Guiding interest. Look them over
CaIl the Ofhce and we vii! take you
out any time.
MEYERS LONG COMPANY
90 Farmers Trust Bldg. Main 754
open evenings seven 70 nine p. m.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-20
Choice Real Estate.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
---------~-~~-~-,-~~----
House For sale 81
A GOOD Buy on Miami 81. Good loca-
zion. Z rooms. bath, electric, furnacc
garage 3 bedrooms. Price only $500
Main 2f3f GARN BROS
Res Main 453S G32 Farmers Trust.
5000
Cash OF Terms buys p dandy new Eve
room bungalow. strictly modern in
location. c0aFen cEt t1 the car line ana
school immediate possession ~ an
rnresred call Main $3.50
WANTED Having reopened our real
estate dept. we are now in the market
for homes. Tfst with u.s. no binding
terms H8isfe.d g. Ha.sfeld (Over
Max Adler'sI
WATCH OUR ADS
FOR HOMES
West C0lfa1. twO-stOry. - rooms. al
modern. garage, large lot. 5000. Terms.
SG000 down, balance S35 per month.
Diamond ST. twO-stOrv. rooms. all
modern. fair size lot 5000; down pay
meHi 5000 balance $50 per month.
Lincoln Way East, two story, rooms
ali modern. good lot. 5000 cash
Lawndale St. two-stOry. rooms. al
modern. garage. gOsd lot. $500. Terms.
1900 down. balance so per month
Hendricks ST. One-stOry bungalow. .
rooms, partly modern, large lot, 5000
Terms. 5000 down, balance go per
month
Lincoln way West Investors. o rooms
all modern. fair size lot. $4,000. Terms.
5000 down. balance S55 per iaonth.
n. Allen ST. 5W0 story, rooms. all
modern. large lot. $500 Terms, $500
down, balance $50 per month.
" Coax. one and one half story.
double house. rooms each side. all
modern, extra large lot $4,000 cash.
W Washington St. twO-story large
double brick house. with rooms each
eide, all modern, also one large frame
house Or s rooms all modern with
brick garage all on one large lot 94l x
26l Good buy a. $4,000; must be cash.
Monroe 81, 2-stOry. Z rooms. all mod
ern good lot. paved street 5000; terms
$500 down. balance so per month.
Lincoln WAY West. - story. s rooms,
OH modern; barn. paved street; in
Guiding . extra lots; $500: terms $1,000
down. balance so per month.
Riverside Drive. elegant 2-stOry. s
room house, an modern; garage: fine
Tot. facing beautiful s.. ice River.
$ll0J0 Terms, half cash and balance
in d years.
1919 w CoIfax. 2-story. Z rooms. all
modern, good lot. paved street 5000
Terms, $500 down, balance S65 per
month
Adams St. 2-story. rooms all mod
eru, good lot. garage 5000 Terms,
$500 down. balance so per month.
Monroe St, 2-stOrv. Z rooms. all mod
crn good lot; paved street. 5000
Terms. $500 down, balance $50 per
month.
Lincoln Way East. 1-stOry bungalow
rooms. an modern. fine lot. paved
street, garage. $1,000 Terms, Sl4O0
down. balance S2j per month
Yours for a Greater South Bend"
THE VICTOR V VAN CANTFORT CO
Everything IN Real Estate"
2nd Floor Union Trust Bldg. Lin. 25Ss
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-20

FOR SALE-New modern home on s.
Michigan 81. Oak finish in living and
dining rooms. Possession 10 days.
5000 $500 cash. $50 per month.
Seven room home. LapOrte av; mod
ern but electric lights, $500
New five room bungalow. Pra irie av-
$500; $500 cash $50 per month.
SIX room modern home on Osborne
ct, $1,000; $1,000 down. $50 per month.
". X McHENRY
go Farmers Trust Bldg. Lincoln 5733.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-20
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY

6 PER Gent INTEREST
is paid on all deposits left with
Us We loan money on first mort
gage securities In South Bend and
Mishawaka. Worklngmen's Build
ing and Loan Assn. WhitcOmb &
Kellers office. Farmers Trust Bldg.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-20
rnR SALE

fOR SAILS room house. garage. cor
ner lots party leaving city Price $500
Nave Bros. Room ]. L0 o Z. BldE
FOR SALE-PartIy furnished II room
house finely situated Tor boarding and
roomins, blocks from Court House.
tOR SALE-Four room new stucco
housc, located between south Bend and
Nishswaka possession 40 once, con
venient % car llne- Price $50 Terms
very reasonable. Write Mrs. n. II.
STREET. Gen. Del. South Bond Ind
FOR SAIE->eml- busiress and residence
property. All modern g room house.
located on t1C northwest corner M
First end Church ~ts .l center ~
Nishawska. Tot Gf Ft Gall klbles
North Rostaursnt Main 1ol6
MOVE futo ou- own home by mid-O,to-
Der. $50 Down. SIS month. including
Interest. huys & 4-roon house. hult 20
or write. o r. Bey,er. 30 s. Lafayette
ST. Main $3.50 Open evenings
River Para. new bun Ealov-. furHace heat
lsrge lot. shade. $500. VII --ade
equity tor good car
East SIDE. 5 room excellent home. mod
e-1 but fuTnsce. 8 car garage. lsrse
l1t 5000 Terms
Eoo1utuE house excellent 30 rooms.
modern, z blocks from center paved
. room house. modern. large airy rooms.
Ero-y 8 car garage. large los, blocks
from certer. $1,000. $3.50 cash.
Harter He-EA-s. beautiful bone. corner
lc-. 3 bedrooms. sleeping porch. IRE
place. lzu1drv. best fC'sh. $500. Terms.
Northwes'. best section. snIcndId
room home modern. o frepla-es . law
a.@rles. aoc0ed att.c. large l0t $500.
Terms
Corner Linden and Studebaker large
sore b. ding. nc above. large corner
lc- ; rooms. part modern houso. barn,
paved street, no asses ments. 81, 800,
easy terme
locs. <01t-O on Dubau. $50 each.
h7risr Heights large lots. connects .
st-ee-s. beautiful location. $3.50 Beau-
ffgI level q acre tracts M8-kste7d
Afllt.Hr. HoFeIsud. convenient 90 the'
n school ana cbuIch. SO cash and
SO mo-
lrr-r a-e some - oar homes and some
a. our TOTS we have homes aud lots ln|
ever part ~ south Bend and Suburbs
Morcen Realty Co, @3s Farmers Trust
Main So
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-20
WHITCOMB & KELLER

WHITCOMB & KELLER
BUNGALOW
Now ready for Immediate possession :
modern In every way; tiled floor in
bathroom solid hardwood floors
throughout; Holland furnace. hot and
cold water, interior decorations in ex
celIent condition and newly decorated
exterior. For price and terms call
M-44OO
FARMERS TRUST BLDG.
ALEXIS COQTILLARD - Real Estate.
General Insurance and Loans. 7OT j. VI.
s. Bldg Lincoln 5000
FINE HOME-On east side. close In Z
rooms and bath; sleeping porch 1ON3O
hardwood borders; fine location. price
only $500
GAR\ BROS
G32 Farmers Trust
Main 2G31 Res Main 300
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-20
SPECIAL RARGAIN

SPECIAL BARGAIN
6roOm house In good condition. only
. miles west of center of town. cleo
trio lights, cistern and basement; also
summer kitchen one acre OF ground.
some fruit trees very close 70 school.
church, stores and car line. Price only
$3.50, reasonable down payment. then
easy monthly payments. big discount
for cash. possession i'm 10 days. Call
Mr.. Moore nc Main III or County 25F1.
THINKING OF REAL ESTATE?
SEE HASTINGS
2lS y. Michigan st.
Lincoln $40
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-11-23
FOR SALE

One big coal stove Sui&%hla Cor o:
or store See David Schroeder at.
Means store. IL %
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-11-23

right to take into consideration what
the bridge had cost its owners or
whether it had cost anything at all,
that all it could do was to determine
whether the charges made by the
company yielded more than far re-
turn upon the value OF the orldS1.
The company, however, reduced It's
rates to approximately the figures set
by the commission.
At the last session of the Leglsla-
ture a bill was offered by Senator
Willard E. Tydings providing for the
purchase OF the bridge for $500, 600,
this being the lowest amount when
the bridge company said 1t would ac-
cept. The bill passed the Senate
without opposition, and was up to us
third reading in the House OF Dele
gates when it was amended by pro-
yiding that a commission be appoint
ed to purchase the bridge at a figure
not to exceed $690,000 Therefore,
the result Of the appointment of the
commission has been the saving OF
s1O5,OO0 over. what the State would
have paid if it had bought the bridge
under the original Tydings bill.
during the negotiations lie o"h
ers of the bridge insisted on a price
! in excess of 100000. Then they
dropped to $65O,0O0 and held there
| for long time. Finally an intima-
| ton was made that the company
would accept 100000. The com
mission said it would give $5OO,OOO
and this figure was later raised to
! s5S5,OOO, which all members of the
! commission consider fair price.
/ This will give the owners of the
bridge 100000 net, the remaining
$4,000 going to the Government in
! Federal taxes and in other expenses
| in connection with the sale.
The final meeting yesterday, at
which the negotiations were conclud-
ed, was attended by members of the
commission and Walter Hopkins, its
/ engineer, Thomas H. Robinson,
Michael H. Fahey and Thomas G.
Hopkins, representing the bridge
company, and John E. Griener and
W. W. Pagon, engineers for the
company 1t was held in the office
of Acknowledgement Armstrong.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-11-23

de1;aIc~s-nt of the Tennessee CoaL,
Iron and Railroad company. Frank
H. Crookard, president of the Wodes
ward company, is directing the work
of rescue on the outside of the pit.
A manway between Nos. = and ) mines
permitted rescue workers to remove
125 men. The Injured were rushed to
a hospital at Bessemer.
The BeSsemer fire department. was
called to the mine, hut was powerless
to aid in checking the fire.
At the mine office it WaS stated that
4I5 men checked in OF this num-
Der it WAS estimated seventS-five
worked on the outside II the pit.
The largest hospital 1t BeSsemer
received word ITO prepare all avail
able beds for the injured,
Twenty of the 80 entombed men
were rescued by crews tunneline
through from Mine No. ,. according
to reports reaching here. The fate o.
the remainder o. he men had not
been determined. Superintendent
True .and four lAvu working OF the
top house" when the explosion oc.
Cured were reported seriously injur.
ell. The men rescued we're reported
unframed.
The mine is said to be one Of the
safest in the Alabama field and hopes
We're expressed at the mine that the
trouble was not az serious as was II
first thought Unless The explosion
created great damage, twas eNplain
ed most of the entrapped men could
be rescued. it was believed.
\ fire was said to have followed the
explosion. which WAS reported to have
cut off exit from the main opening
into the mine.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-11-23
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

This is to give notice that the sub
scribers Alexander Hayward Mitchell
and Emerson G harrington, hath
obtained from the Orphans Court OF
Dorchester County, in Maryland, let
tiers of Administration on the personal
estate of Drusilla Mitchell late of
Dorchester County, deceased.
All persons having claims against
said deceased are hereby warned to ex-
hibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof legally authenticated TO the
subscriber ,on or before the 18th day
of May next; they may otherwise by
law be excluded from all benefit of said
estate. All persons indebted to said
estate are requested to make immedl-
ate payment
Alexander Hayward Mitchell, and
Emerson c. Harrington,
Administrators of Drusilla Mitchell
deceased.
Give nunder my hand this 14th day
OF, November 1922.
RUSSELL P. SMITH,
True Copy: Register of Wills
Test: RUSSELL P. SMITH,
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-11-23
Star Says Cowboys Haven't
Had Fair Treatment In Films

1.-The cowboys as the West really
knew them haven't been given fair
treatment in moving pictures, "
claims JACK HOXIE who comes to
the Grand Opera House tonight on
ly in Barb Wire" his latest Sunset
Production.
my foremost object in making the
pictures I do is to portray the West
as I really know it, to attempt to
film its beauty and if possible, it's
splendid whole heartedness, and
above all to eliminate malice and
make my pictures clean.
The scenes so often found in pic
lures of the cattle country are not
true to life and show the boys in the
wrong light entirely. The honest-to-
God cow-man is Gentleman and no
woman or child ever fears him. The
cowboys are much better men than
the public think from some of the
pictures that are shown. ADV.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-11-23
EXPLOSION TRAPS
400 men IN Mine
At Least 100 Workers Killed
in Alabama Shaft.
RESCUE CREWS SAVE 125
Death is Spread When Dust Blows up
and Flames Break Out-Forty
Bodies Are Found.

Birmingham, Ala, Nov. 23.-Out OF
400 men entombed by a Gust explosion
in Woodward Iron company's No. 3
mine, at Dolomite, 125 have been res
cued. Some of them are injured, d
few seriously.
Of the 2..5 remaining in the mine,
it was stated by rescue parties that
as many as 100 were probably dead,
and the remainder were believed to
ave been injured. One miner sad
ne saw twenty bodies lying in the
main entry The fans were reported
working and hopes were held out that
some of the remaining Number in the
mine might be rescued alive.
Ambulances carrying emergency
crews and lung motors are being sent
from Birmingham and Bessemer to
the mine.
Rescue parties were Instructed to
remove the injured before removing
bodies. This delayed the work OF
checking the dead. Most OF the dead
are believed to be negroes.
Estimates were that 100 men were
dead and it was feared many OF the
estimated 275 remaining in the pit
were injured.
The accident was said to have been
caused by train of trip cars striking
electric wiring while running wild.
UndertakerS' ASST: tantS entering the
pit through the man way between
mines Nos. ] and said they saw forty
bodies. Women and children waited
anxiously about the mouth of the mine
for word of their loved ones.
Experienced miners BY the score
volunteered to aid in The rescue work
Rescue work is under the direction
of Ed Flynn, former state mine III
snc...,nr. Mhm il now leAN Of the safety
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-11-23
WANTED

Two girl boarderS or married couple
with no children. Apply 205 Peach
Blossom avenue. or phone 364-W.
11I23-3t
Young lady stenogTapher and book
keeper Give reference and past eN-
perience Address II" care Banner
office. 11i23-3t
Thirty laborers Monday morning at,
corner Washington and Race st get.
I ritchett & Robbins l1,23-;t
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-11-23
SUES FOR WEDDING GIFT
Bride Claims Lawyer Holds $1,000
Promised by Mer Mother.

Elizabeth, \. j., Nov. pa suit
was filed in supreme court here
through which a daughter seeks to
recover from her mother $1,000 prom
Used as a wedding present.
The plaintiff, Mrs. Evelyn Sass Kau-
lick, alleges that last August her
mother, Mrs Barnard Sass, deposited
$1,000 with Attorney Frank A. Sauer,
saying the money would be turned
over to her when she married.
Mrs. Kaulick, in her complaint, de-
clares that on November IA she was
married to Walter Kaulick, that she
has demanded the money from the at
torney and that he has refused to give
it to her, saying he was acting upon
the advice of the brides mother. At
torney Sauer is named as defend
ant in the suit.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-11-23
GOLD NINE BRIDGE
PAID OWNERS WELL

Property Costing Nothing; Bought 3!
State Yesterday For Sooo'ooo'
Toll Earnings Enormous. AT one
Time Railroad Offered To GIVE
Holding 10 Hartford And .eei'
Counties.
New Britain herald., 1922-03-24

For house dresses positively worth up to Sl.95. Gingham in stripes; Chambray in all good solid colors and neat Pcrcalcs of standard qaulity Billie Burke and fitted waist models. Sizes mp to 48.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-19
John A. Lynch Chosen
President of Richmond
Former State Senator Succeeds
Late M. J. Cahill as Bor-
ough Head

John A. Lynch, former state Senator,
OF West New Brighton, was chosen
yesterday by the aldermen from Staten
Island as Borough President of Rich
mond to succeed the late Matthew J.
Cahiii. The new Borough President,
according to the Corporation Counsel,
Will serve out this year, successor to
be elected ut the general election this
fall. II the city charter were followed
instead of the general election laws Mr.
Lynch would serve the unexpired term
Of three and half years.
The selection Of Mr.. Lynch was made
by the three Staten Island aldermen.
Walter T. Warren, Edward j. Atwell
and David S. Rendt, who met in the
Aldermanic Chamber at the City Hall.
Mayor Hylan presided Other alder
men and delegation from Staten ISL
and were also present. Alderman At
well nominated Mr.. Lynch and Alder
man Rendt seconded the nomination.
No other candidate was presented. The
new Borough President was sworn into
office in the Mayors reception room,
There were no addresses. Several of
the Richmond Borough office holders
witnessed the ceremony.
Borough President Cahill died sud-
denly last Friday at his home of acute
indigestion. Mr.. Lynch, his successor.
is member of the real estate and in
surance firm Of John A. Lynch & Co.
with Offices in Richmond and Manhat-
New-York tribune., 1922-07-19
w oman Misses Liner:
Tug Puts Her Aboard

The Cunard liner Mauretania, bound
for Cherbourg and Southampton,
backed out into the North River on
time yesterday and, just as she
Strengthened out, Mrs. Anne Payne, of
Washington, arrived at the pier and
presented saloon ticket. She was in
formed that while the vessel had sailed
she would be cared for nevertheless.
After her passport was examined she
was put aboard tug with her baggage
and within twenty minutes was trans
ferred to the Cunarder.
A passenger on the Mauretania was
DR.. M. S. Gregory, head of the psyche
pathic ward at Bellevue Hospital who
is on his way to visit the hospitals of
France, Switzerland and Italy, where he
will study the methods of treating the
nervous and insane. He said that
many patients here suffering from ner-
vous ailments could be spared insanity
if the city had a suitable place for
treating them.
Among others on board were Marcus
Loew, DR.. Warren P. Laird, Malcolm
Sumner, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence j.
Shearn and Mrs. Harriet Kennedy.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-19

staff and men of the crew relative to
the death Of Baxter When he came
ashore yesterday he said he had taken
many affidavits. He added that he
also had been engaged by Captain
Miles to represent him in the event
OF the incident being brought before
United States Commissioner.
From my Investigation of the facts"
said Mr.. Trnesdale, "there is nothing to
show that Baxter had been msused
nave the afiidavits of the ships surgeon
Buren, who examined the body before
burial and they have testified before
me that there were no bruises or con-
tuslons on the mans body. There were
no discoloration marks whatever that
would indicate that he came to his
death by blow. ! have also the afIi-
davit of a minister who was present
at the burial"
Asked If Captain Miles was to be
taken from the ship to appear before
United States Commissioner, he re-
piled: No. Captain Miles will soon be
removed from the ship on stretcher.
H' is very sick man"
- Asked the nature of his illness, Mr..
Truesdalc said: 81 think he is suffer
ing from the effects of gas to which he
exposed himself while fighting a FIRE at
sea. sea. he insisted on directing the fight
himself and exposed himself greatly to
the fumes of the burning OIL"
NJ: according to passengers Captain
Miles was apparently not i'll on Monday
night and at the celebration dinner
which is usually held the last evening
at sea.
About an hour after the Van Buren
cooked group of stewards came down
the gangplank carrying Captain Miles
on stretcher. He was dressed in his
@hlte duck uniform and light blanket
extended from his feet to his breast.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-19
TiUO in Court Accused
Of DESERVING Husbands

Two Jersey husbands had their
wives in the Bayonne police court
before Judge Cain yesterday,
charging abandonment. The
women were Mrs. Nora Frank, of
ITS Hobart Avenue, and Mrs.
Matilda Piel, Of 7 East Fifth
Street, Bayonne. The husbands
charged their wives with having
run off together without consent.
Il have heard of men abandon
ing wives, but you are the first
women ever brought before me
charged with having abandoning
husbands" said Judge Cain.
The women were placed under
$500 bond each.