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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-22
BRETHREN CHURCH
DEDICATION SUNDAY
Services to Start Sunday and
Continue Throughout
the Week.

Dedicatory services for the new
First Church Of the Brethren, COR
ner Of Miami st. and Indiana av..
Will be held Sunday. Bishop II. c.
Early. OF Virginia. senior member
and chairman OF the Mission board
OF the church. viii! deliver the dedi-
catOry address at the morning SER
vice at 1000 O'Clock and at the af-
ternoOn service at 800 O'Clock.
Pres't Ohio Winger. Of Manchester
college will assist in the services
and will be the speaker in tfe eve
ming
The public Is invited 10 the ser
vices andIto Inspect the new build
ing whNh is one of the best equip
ped in the city. The building which
was constructed at cost OF 500
600, was erected by the Hay Weav-
or Co. Of this city 1t was planned
by A. A Honeywell. OF Indianapolis
Special services will be held at
the church during the week on
Tuesday evening NJ. clyde Horst.
Johnstown. Pa will speak. He was
pastor Of the church from 1907 un-
til 1914. T r. George Of Goshen
viii be the speaker Wednesday eve
ming. He served as pastor of the
congregation from 1915 until 1919.
Professor Ezra Flora. of Elgin. H..
Sunday school secretary for the
church OF the Brethren. and widely
known as psychologist and lee
turer, will speak The chorus Of
the church will presen. a cantata.
The New Jerusalem" Sunday eve-
ming July 0, closing the week Of
special services
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-22

CHICAGO. July 81 HOGS Receipts
1900 market 1jd2jc higher. r0mmoner
grades un most Bulk s. 5nH Q9o- TOP
xil9 hravyweight SIud 0.00; medium
weight $40 JGGlOg5. light weight Sloa)
ali nxhl lichts Si0 4Oh 1895. heavy
packing sows. smooth s. 3509 ~, pacA-
iu- sows. rough S775Gs 81 pigs S3.Jon
1880
CATTLE Receipts 200. market gen
orally steady Beef steers. choice and
prime SIed l0s5. medium good SS1oH
10. coed and choice 3 Ma 70 20. COM
mon and medium SfeOdS ~ Butcher
cattle-heifers S51IHI -. COWS 80 90N
SIS. bulls 81 25H5DD- Gamers and GU
ters-cows and he.fers S260a39o, canner
steers 50 GOA 52j. veal calves - 2jfI9j0
feeder steers SJ6J0775. st0cker steers
81 75II : 80, st8rker cows and heifers So
G5T5
SHEEP-Receipts 100 market slow fo
pc lower Lambs, - lbs down. S12N
1910. lambs. Gull and common ST-5oG
IL -. yearling wethers $500 II %, ewes
Sf.75d1 s. ewes. Gull and common ga
40; breeding ewes S59n115o, feeder
lambs Sl2Nf3
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-22
BOARD OF SAFETY
ACTS TO ENFORCE
TAIL LIGHT LAW
Also Order Arrest Of Parking
Ordinance Niolators Ac-
ce2t Cadillac Car.

Orders which prosage more rigid
enforcement ~ state automobile
~tail light" laws and the ciy par6-
iug measure were last n.Eht issued
by The board ~ safety az .ts regular
weesly meeting
Chief OF Police Lane was instruct
ed that beginning az once. an yio-
lators or the tsu light uuns are 90
be arrested 90 answer t0 the charge
Hitherto according o. the board the
city has been lass .n causing The ar
rest ~ motorists driving az night
without the lights An increasing
number Of machines parked on the
streets Of the cIty after dark with
out tail lights. thereby cndangerins
other autoists was given as the priu-
cipai reason for the action taken
last night in ordering more strict
enforcement
The parking measure IS another
that has been violated promiscuous.y 81.
members of the board declared. par
teularly the section that forblds au-
t6ists 90 drive into parking spaces
Oh the left side OF the street be-
tween street intersections. The rul-
Ing. which was adopted severn
months ago. requires drivers o. go
20 the street intersection and then
turu around, thus entering the park
ing space by turning To tho right.
Observance OF the rule also con-
serves parking space It was said.
Acts on Car Purchase.
The board also took action on the
purchase of a Cadillac car from the
local agency, final acceptance beins
made AT the meeting The car which
has been the topic OF discussion at
several previous meetings. was pur-
chased for the use Of the police de-
pattment
the board instructed Paul A
Heiermann. clerk 90 cancel am or
der placed with the Burger Boat CO.
Manitowoc. Wis. early this summer
for police boat. providing shipment
could not be made by Aug. T.
ENDORSING OF bills and completing
% other routine business measures
completed the meeting At the ses-
sion TO be held next Friday. 7ppro-
prfations for the police and fire de-
partments for 1928 Will be made
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-22
} eHth. Struck by Train,
Is ReCOUering at Hospital

FsarE Hldali. S12 \. Chaplin ST.
19-year-0,d youth who was struck
train early Thursday evening. last
night was reported as resting COM
fortably at Epworth hospital, earlier
fears that he had suffered concus-
SION OF the brain cor a fractured skull
having proved groundless-
An examination yesterday when ne
easained consciousness revealed Sc
we're minor bruises and "a bad scalp
wound but his recovery is expected
by attending physicians. His escape
ZION. instant death is considered
miraculous.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-22
CITY Band to Play Sunday
afternoon at POtdWdtOnli

sundays city park band concert
proeram by the South Bend City
band calls for a concert at POtawo-
toni park. from the hours of to
O'Clock in the afternoon. il was
announced Friday by Park depart
ment officials
Two features are connected with
the announcement. Previously
Howard and Leeper parks were fav-
ored for concerts exclusive Of others.
This Sundays concert will be given
IN the popular east side park In
stead OF the usual hours. lin the
evening-this time the musical treat
viii be rendered during the after
noon.
sunday. July 80. the band will
play at Leeper park, the schedul,
according to the announcement.
then calling for Howard or possibly
Studebaker park
The program for Sundays concert
has not been announced.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-22
Circus Grounds
Mecca For Hosts
OF Local People
Estimate Crowds for Two Per-
formances at 30,000-Or-
phans Given Treat.

Yesterday was a great one for the
yOungsters-for Ringing Brothers
and Barnum and Bailey's combined
circus came 20 town. From the nrst
moment Of their arrival kids and
"grown-ups' too. were very much
i'm evidence around the lot at Spring
brook Park. where the city OF 80
tents which housed the mammoth
show were pitched. The big top
was none too large TO accommodate
the vast crowds which sought ad-
mittance. II is estimated that 80
600 saw the two performances.
Long before the main shop be-
gan. a vast procession of people
began pouring In the park. They
swarmed all over the grounds look
ing over the mystical performances
of the roustabOuts who get every
thing ready for the performance.
They congregated around the side
shows they fiocked around the pea
nut stands Street cars were over
crowded until their capacity was
more than taxed There was not
enough room for an automobile
within a mile or the grounds.
Many were the small boys who
worked harder than they ever did
before doing the million little things
around the circus which youngsters
can do. i'm order 10 have ringside
seat when the animals perform.
Orphans Enjoy Sights.
When the performances began
every available seat had been taken.
The afternoon was the time for the
young folks and the evening that
of the grown cups. One of the
most interesting sights Of the whole
day was to watch the Joy of the
children from the Orphans Home,
who were taken 10 this event of their
lives 10y the Kiwanis club. Never
did anyone enjoy a show more than
they did Each numbering elephant,
each acrobatic sea lion. every antc
of the clowns was a source OF wonder
and pure enjoyment 70 them.
Right up until the last moment,
groups of interested spectators
lowered around the menagerie tent,
which was a regular travelling zoo
There was an entire family Of 81
RATES. leopards. tigers. striped ze-
bras. rare types of African deer, so
elephants. % camels. llamas the
largest Siberian tiger ever brought
TO this country. Besides these there
were sea lions and-weIl- almost
every animal that can be named.
a big parade started the perfor-
nance It wound clear around the
big tent and almost doubled on it
self before the last group of horse
men came on the inside.
All three rings were going at once
with such interesting acts and so var
led. that il taxed the Ingenuity OF a
person to miss as little as possible.
After the main show came the regu-
lar wild West" exhibition OF bronco
busting. trick riding and ropins.
The circus is scheduled TO open
in Chicago today.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-22
There's Conspicuous
BY Their Absence At
Circus Grounds Friday

Efforts ~ the local police IL
guardinz against p.ckpockets and
petty thieves AZ the circus yee-
terday were evidently Successful
80 pickpoCkets had been arrested
40 a late hour Friday night and
TO reports Of thefts had been re-
ceired a. the station. according
% the police. The day was said
to have been the quietest circus
DAY for the police tEat the de-
Psrtmeut has seen IN several
years
In addition 90 a haA dozen men
OF the day force and greater part
~ the detective bureau. a number
~ night men were stationed NJ
the circus grounds from O'Clock
in the afternoon until after mo
night Those who were on spe-
cial duty or Che grounds We're
Sergt Roberts and Officers Hos
Ter. Tesmer. Poczesne. Staninsk
and smith
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-22
Are Installed at
Meeting of POcdhOntdS Order

The Degree of Pocahantas held
its regular session last night in w
O. w Hall and after a short bust
ness meeting installed their new
officers.
Sarah Stoffer will be the new
Ps,ahantas, Gertrude Denzer. pro-
phetess. William Lehman the powa-
tan. Catherine Clark. keeper OF
the records and Sadie Bailey. keeper
of wampum. Dora Carson is 70 be
trustee.
The next meeting Will he held IN
two weeks.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-22
GET PERMITS TO
BUILD TWO STORE
STRUCTURES HERE
South Part of Business Sec
ton to See New Buildings
at $4,000 Cost.

Binding valuation figures for July
were materially Increased Friday
with the Issuance OF building permits
by the building department for two
story brick store building and a
three-story fre-proof storage and
warehouse. aggregatng in their cost
SIS. 900
The store building costing $4,000
viii be erected on the north east
corner OF Monroe and Michigan SIS.
where recently the old Miller resi-
dence was razed Tie entire 'front.'
age OF sc feet viii be built upon
permitting four store rooms on Mich
igan ST. In the rear OF these rooms
he plans cali for five storerOoms
facing upon Monroe 81. utilizing the
entire depth OF the lot. 100 feet
The second floor win consist ct
two lofts. completely finished. The
owners are Harry Greenblatt and
Phillip Smith.
Woodwork to Build.
Plans for the purpose OF securing
a permit 10 build were presented
the department for a three-story
cement and steel fire proof con-
structed building by J. p Wood
worth Fire-proof partitions are ar
rarged throughout for storage OF
particular kinds OF furniture. As a
storage and warehouse, the building
Is a model of construction and Is
designed for the purpose OF install
ing the most modern freight HAND
ling facilities \ two-story house
surmounts the third floor over the
freight elevator shaft.
The new Woodwork storage and
warehouse will be built at 409-411 ).
St Joseph ST. and will be OF 92N
40 II feet dimensions Estimated
cost OF construction IS $50, geo.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-22
)pe Pays Fine " lille Four
iiuaif Trial on Motor Conn.

Pleading gUily 60 the onense
CHanier Mocjewski 1910 " Dun
hmm st. charged with exceeding tire
Sd limit was by city judge Du-
COMB Friday fined s. and costs.
Jee Emboden Miles Mich. wiz
liam Nelson. ElKhart. Charles Cline
keit 1904 Lincoln way w. and
Clarence RAIDER. Wyatt Ind. were
Improper license" violators 10 ap-
pear on orders ut arrestlng officers.
Trials for the quartet. in each case.
were set for Saturday
Five other improper license
cases were disposed Of bv suspend
ed fines or continued These We're
Francis Jennings and Walter Gar
nccki. each fined So and costs sue-
PENDED; George S-udehaker jr. and
Charles Anderson. cases continued
to Saturday. and Ernest Besser. re-
sr- for Monday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-22
Jail Sentence ReUoked as
Booze Lac ViOlator Appeals

Found guilty of unlawful posses
sion charges on his admittance Of
ownership of a milk bottle and a
whisky glass containing the drain
ings of whisky. Frank Farllis. soft
drink" parlor offender $50 Chaplin
St. was fined 500 and costs in city
court and Friday given a suspend
ed Jail sentence Of 100 days The
suspended sentence was revoked
upon notice given by the defendant
of appeal Bonds TO the amount OF
5000 were furnished for appearance
of Farkis in Superior court No ,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-22
FORCED TO COURT,
JAROWSKIPAY $50
Ducomb Finds Residence Sec
ton Garage Owner VIC
lated Code.

Failure OF either himself or at
torney to enter appearance on the
date set for trial resulted Friday in
Cashier Jarowskfs re-arrest on 4
bench warrant and a fine of $50 and
costs by Judge DuComb in city court.
Jarowski was charged with violating
Sec. T73 of the building code.
The defendants case was of oil
standing. several continuances hav-
ing already peen granted. a motion
by Atty Joseph V. Wypiszynski for
a non protunc emery had been de-
INJURED against by Asst City Atty
George w. Omacht and upon the at
torney's failure TO appear for argu-
ment on the demurre~ the city's con-
tention was upheld Thereupon fol-
lowed a warrant for Jarowslli's re-
arrest.
Jarowski Pays Fine.
That section Of the building code
Jarowski was charged with violating
prohibits the maintenance of a pub
lie garage without a majority con-
sent Of property holders 800 feet
either way Of the nuisance complain
ed Of Jarowski with Pearl Austin.
operated repair shop in the alley
north of w. Colfax av., in the 1000
block
The courts attitude in UNFOLDING
the building code provision pertain
ing 70 garage maintenance -vas
shown recently when Austin's case
was tried a fine of $50 and costs
was assessed by Judge DuComr.
which, however, was appealed.
Jarowski, unattended by counsel.
paid his fine.
A third defendant complained of
by Building Commissioner Davis.
who was arrested about the same
time as Jarowski and Austin. is John
y. Frank charged with operating a
garage in conjunction with a furnace
repair shop at EOS Lincoln way w
Franks case has not vet come to
trial
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-22
Estate Of Late Judge Klein
admitted to Probate Friday

Phe estate OF the late Judge Fred
G.. Klein was admitted TO probate in
circuit court Friday afternoon.
Judge. Klein did not leave a viii.
Mrs. Alice Klein qualified as admin
istratrix Of the estate which is valu-
ed AT $4,000 In personal property
and reality of S4.O0o. The other heirs
include two children, Frederick C..
Klein. ir.. and Martha =. Klein
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-22
Is Nubbed Here for Michigan
Officers on Liquor Charge

Frank Anderson. who Is said 70
be wanted by the Grand Rapids pol
ice on a charge of unlawful manu-
facture of intoxicating liquor. was
arrested Friday noon by Capt Ham
ilton and officer Wolter
The arrest was made on ). La
fayette blvd. near the Studebaker
plant. Anderson was held at the
station for further orders from the
Grand Rapids department
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-22
Funeral Services for Aged
4rcidPuf Victim Here Sunday

Funeral services for Mrs. Rather
me Werhc.m IS years Old who was
fatally injured in an autoUob &C
cideut al Grand Rapids. Mich wed
uesday evening. VIII be held al the
home Of her daughter Mrs. + +
Ward.B415 W LaSalle az. sunday
afternoon
Mrs werheim. who was TIE widow
OF Rev Phillip Werheim, formerly
pastor Of ST Peters church here
died Thursday afternoon as tls re
suit OF the shock OF the accident.
The ear in which she was riding.
driven 10y Rev. +. p. Schneider OF
Grand Rapids had slipped of the
edge OF the road and gone over a
fve-foot embankmeut.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-22
RemodeIed c. of c. Quarters
to be Occupied Next Week

Work on the alterations that are
being made i'm the Chamber of Com
MERGE building is far enough along
that the first Of the moving" viii
take place Saturday afternoon. The
offices Of the Chamber of Commerce
are to be moved 20 the second floor
while those of the Veterans Bureau
viii be moved 70 the first floor. Es-
Enlistment in their new quarters is
expected by both organizations to be
completed next week.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-22

crIr 30
1922 S26S39OoO
Department of Labor reviewing June
inspire
ID O
New York federal ratio advanced from so
S2S.SS9.
O T. ca tariff
Ohio coal
Harding
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-22
10 HpGIfIItUin Patients
Rotary Guests at Circus

Members of the South Bend Bo-
tary club are our friends for life.
This was the unanimous verdict of
40 former service men. patients al
Healthwiu hospital who were The
guests OF Botarians at the Ringing
Brothers and Barnum and Bailey
circus yesterday afternoon.
Acting on the proposal of Milton
B. Freudenstein. local Rotary mem
beers showed the war vets real time
az the circus. conveying them from
the hospital to- the circus grounds
Iu automobiles loaned Tor the oc-
raslou
Those who generously proffered
thelr cars were Frank r. Herring.
Tor. Edgar Lucas. J 3. Weber. \ II
Heller walter Bryan. Fred Bryan
Thomas Hynes. Donald MacGregor
and ~ r. Williams
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-22
Final ''Trauel-Tdlk Sermon"
VIII Be GiUen Tomorrow

The last of the series of three
"Travel-Talk Sermons" by Rev
George ]. Long will be given Sunday
night at the First Evangelical
church at $50 O'Clock. The subject
will be, Following the Human
Footsteps of Jesus in the Holy
Land"
Rev. Long spent last Easter sun
day in Jerusalem. visited all the
points of interest in sacred history
in and around Jerusalem, made
motor car trip from Jerusalem up
through Galilee and had the unique
experience of being i'm storm on
the Sea of Galilee. visited Damascus
This final address is expected to
reach the climax IF interest in these
Sunday night "Travel-Talk Ser
n ons."
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-22
4uto There's Continue to
ReIieUe OrUnerS Of Cars

Two automobiles were added TO
the list Of stolen cars as the result
or thefts reported TO the police
Thursday night and Friday. one o.
them. however, was later recovered.
L NJ. Katanik. 216 s Michigan
St. complained os losing his 1915
model Buick touring car. motor No.
1886. stolen, he said from the
Notre Dame campus
4 1922 Chevrolet touring car be-
longing 10 Herbert NoEel. sol T.
Indiana aV. was removed from its
parking place at III w Wayne St.
Thursday. but was found abandoned
at south and Clinton SITS s@vera
hours later according 10 informa-
ton furnished by the police Friday
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-22
No Local ActiOn Planned
In Industrial Situation

No local action viii he taken in
the coal and railroad strike situa-
ton. II was decided at a meeting OF
the traffic committee OF the Chamber
OF Commerce yesterday afternoon.
Members or the committee expressed
the opinion that no action is neces-
sary. as every possible effort is now
being made by the government TO
bring about an adjustment of the
situation. Hopefulness for an early
settlement was general but the out
look was not viewed with alarm
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-22
Moosehedrt Legion Plans
For Initiation Meeting

The Mooseheart Legion held its
regular meeting last evening in
Moose hall. Plans were formulated
Tor the initiation of new members.
which will be held in two weeks
Following this. there Will he an INF
tiation the first Friday OF each
month
A committee was appointed TO
have charge of the refreshments at
The time Of the next initiation. Mrs.
Sadie NJ. Morgan was named as
chairman with Mrs Mabel Williams
and Mrs Jessie Hanson as assistants.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-22
plTTSRtRG LIVESTOCK

CATTLE Receipts light market
steady Choice sa.60G89. good 500
go5. fair SSaS -. veal calves S3WH lN
SLEEP AND LAMBS -Receipts fair
market slow AMI lower Prime wether- 81
az -. good sgF6Tj; fair mixed SFa 80
lambs Sl2al233
noes -Receip's 30 double deckers
alark~f active Prime heavy $1,000 me
dfums $40 5od 10 Co. heavy Workers 5000
nl0G5 light Workers Sl05oT lo05- pigs
$40 50a1 roughs s. J0as stays
& Hnff5
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-22
u Orkman Suffers Fractured
AnkIe: Taken to Hospital

Joseph Harvard. s02 w Kerr ST..
suffered a Fractured ankle yesterday
while loading a truck at the Stude-
baker Corp. Plant . Harvard was
assisting in loading a truck Of wood
en- blocks. when the pile gave way
beneath his weight, throwing him 20
the ground. some OF the blocks fall
ing on top OF him. On examination
il was found that his ankle was
fractured. He was given first aid
and Immediately rushed 10 the ED
worth hospital
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-22
Buchanan Man Charged with
Driving " lille Intoxicated

Roy Holiday. Buchanan. Mich.
was arrested Friday afternoon by
officer Wilson at the corner Of Main
st. and Washington av, charged
with driving an automobile while
intoxicated
He was held at the station Friday
night for his appearance on the
charge in City court this morning.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-22
CHICAGo GRAIN CLoSE.
CHfCtEO CASU CRaTN

WHEAT-No. q red 81 l3s. M115I. ".
rod Sl.13W 10. 40. hard winter
Sll6lNl 1Il2. so hard winter 81 1874
No. I mixed 81 1919. $50. . mixed 81 Isl =
n l-1Gi1 No 3 mixed 81 1884 alto
COMM mixer 6Jl.c. so. whit
GjlaMGc, so. yellow Gja, dGGc. SO 3
mixed casa GJc NO. 3 white GJf TGIise-
No. yellow G5i 0f5t.c. 80 mixed
Gilac no. 3 white 65c. No 4 yellow 6
4G5itc
OATS 80 I white 39N 40iac. SO :
white 1863. N41i4c- so . white 81 a31r.
No. 4 white 33 m34iac
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-22
NATATORIUM TO BE
REOPENED MONDAY
Park Board Announces Slight
Change in Rules Consider
Grading of Road.

Announcement was made at
meeting Of the board OF park COM
mlssioners Friday night thst the city
natatorium viii be reopened 70 the
public. Monday June "A
According TO reports read az the
meeting water has been ia the pool
for the past two days and filter
ing and violet ray systems are at
present working at 100 per cent
efficiency.
The natatorium which has been
closed for the past 40 days be-
cause 81 failure or the circulation
systems to practically perform. VIE
be- opened 10 the public with prac-
t.cauy the same schedule ara ar
rangements for bathers as first
adopted
A strict ruling that bathers must
enter the showers first before going
into the pool Will be made necessary
n the future.
In order that the pool serve the
public 20 the best advantage the
board requests the cooperation OF
bathers observing the rules govern
ing the swimmers
Change in Rules
a slight change IN the swimming
rules announced at last nights
meeting necessitates batherS enter
ing the pool at the beginning OF the
hour If they desire an entire hour in
the natatorium. beginning Monday
the tank will be cleared of swim
mers at the close of each hour
period.
The board also considered the
grading of the Riverside road. which
begins at the brick yards on River
side DIR. Estimates Of the cost Of
grading were submitted by Engin-
eer Anderson and the project given
consideration. The measure viii be
the principal subject of discussion at
the next park board meeting
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-22

francis Napes. 1925 ~ sample
ST. was arrested Friday nishc by
Ohicer Ferger on a charge OF suspi-
cion. The arrest was made az 7-25
O'Clock az the corner OF Michigan So.
and Washington av Nopes is held
az the station without bond and his
case has hcen referred 90 Capt Ham-
trrrn