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The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-06-30
JUL Y

All the world out pleasant land of drowsyheadi
July will brood spay the countryside and the dreams
thru the haze of mid Summer afternoon
spreading Il spell overqu quiet valley lands.
departed yesterdays doubt the of
tomor
in blessed things unroubed and
And this nterude when ambition sleeps when craft and
droop azy the sunlight shall strength be
garnered when like itself
acto once agar
poico world that stretches lazy length
while and bidding share its bounty
and breeze find
echo OF is tender melody
and building the of this and in its
pulses high above the ldblooded Of
and ngthe personal iendshipnot of
viewpoint thru the real obbmg
hearth
We the privilege of counting personal friends
decide with business do
that this little business and
community will hold friendly feeling
me u n friendly hand clasp.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-06-30
We Give
Standard
Willard
Service
on All
Batteries

With our experience
and equipment we have
a notion that we could
work out a pretty fair
sort of battery service
without much help.
But we also have an
idea that it wouldn't
measure up to the
brand Of service de-
veloped for our use by
the Willard Storage
Battery Company.
As Battery Headquar-
ters we have the benefit Of
their years Of experience.
and Of the definite national
standards Of service they
have been able to develop
as q result.
Come inl No matter
what make Of battery you
happen to have il needs
the sort Of attention pro-
vided by the Willard Stand
ard of Service.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-06-30
VETERINARY SURGEON OF A.
AND NJ. COLLEGE IN LUBBOCK

L. b. Hodges Of Abilene, arrived
in Lubbock Saturday. and immedia-
tcly set TO work making plans to
omen an office here for veterinary
surgery work. in which he Is n
graduate from the A. A NJ. College
Of Texas.
Dr. Hodges comes to Lubbock
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-06-30
WITH LUBBOCK BUSINESS
MEN

The Lub-Tex Motor Co. received
another shipment Of Overland cars
the first Of the week.
Those cars have been going in a
hurry under the supervision Of the
sales-foree Of that organization, and
the management has something to
be proud Of in their employees.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-06-30

And the little old Ford II rattles
right along. but the Lubbock Auto
Company ia not waiting for people
to come into their place Of business
10 get the much desired vehicles,
for Benson and Slaughter are not
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-06-30

Following is a list Of owners Of
new Ford automobiles, who pur-
chased them at the Lubbock Auto
Company since the first Of the
month: j. II. Mullins, coupe; L. W.
Walker. coupe; Lee Shropshire,
touring; T. L. Morris, touring; r.
+. Harper. touring; Sid Caraway.
roadster; W. b. Sides, touring; Geo
Morris. coupe; ]. II. Clay. coupe /;
Robert Bean. roadster; A. +. Her
ring. roadster; Jim Graves, touring;
ID. y. Arnett. roadster. and NJ. +.
Hunter, touring.
A shipment Of eight cars was re-
ceived Saturday. which have been
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-06-30

sold. and will be delivered immedia-
tely.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-06-30

In more than 1000 communities
the world over today your old Bud
dies are, through the American Leg
ion, still in action, fighting at home
for the land that was good enough
10 fight for abroad.
There are vacant places that
never can be filled-blank files
dedicated 20 the memory Of old
shipmates and terminates who went
West when Death rode in the air
and on the sea.
But, there's your old place IN the
line, Buddy, waiting for you, and
the bugle Of duty sounds, Fall
in" There are no written orders
or commands except those Of your
own conscience, and bunk-fatigue
brings no excited Top-kicker
Just the same, Soldier, the Amer
lean Legion needs you, and you
need the American Legion That's
fifty-fifty Hold UP your end. The
Legion IS more than carrying its
part.
By midnight. Saturday. July l.,
Allen Brothers Post, No. l4s, Amer
lean Legion, wants TO have every
eligible service man enrolled as a
full-fledged member
Your honorable discharge is your
eligibility ticket.
Your Legion button tells the
world that you have such dis
charge
II YOU are already In make IL a
point 10 bring somebody else If
you are not IN, now is the time 70
make the move You are needed.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-06-30

that II Ia the best insurance policy
the Nation has
our post appeals 10 all eligible
cx-fcryicc men IN this community
to join the Legion and % aid our
fight for Amcricanism. The blue
and gold button Of the American
Legion marks ~ wesrer as one
who has not thrown away his pat
riotism with the uniform II means
that he has not passed the buck"
TO someone else 20 see that the
sick and disabled buddies get JUS
tice and to fulfil all those things
that he desired 10 result from the
war.
Every man in the service hoped
for better things after the war.
More than two million doughboys,
gobs and gyrenes realized that Il
was going to be a fight to bring to
pass all the things that they dream
ed The result Of this prevailing
sentiment was the formation Of the
American Legion.
Legion members are from every
branch in the service, from those
who were forced TO remain at home
to men who won the congressional
medal at Chatcau-Thierry and in
the Argonne. II includes all ranks
from private 20 general
Our Legion post can be the most
beneficial organization IN this com
munity. It's purposes are high; its
ideals are untarnished II deserves
your support and the membership
Of every war veteran.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-06-30

Says I to myself. says I. the
Avalanche Is the paper 70 buy.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-06-30

the kind that wait for a thing to
happen, but get out and help things
move a little faster through their
efforts.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-01
EXECUTIVE GROUP
DISCUSSES DRIVE
Chamber of Commerce Cam
paign Ends Tomorrow
$4,000 Raised to Date.

Plans we're formulated at a meet
ing OF the executive committee Of
the Chamber Of Commerce expan-
sion drive Wednesday afternoon to
complete the drive Friday evening
with special dinner at $50 o'clock
The dinner will be held at the
Chamber at which time final re-
ports Will be announced.
The session held yesterday was
called by A. Frank Eby. chairman
Of the advisory COMMITTEES. and
Arthur L. Hubbard. president OF the
board OF directors. for purposes OF
stimulating interest Of the drive
workers To date $4,000 has been
raised and the goal as originally set
is $4,000. A concentrated drive be-
ginning this morning at o'clock
and continuing through the morning
and Friday morning is expected to
bring forth the remaining $4,000
70 he raised.
The campalgners will report this
mornings results at a dinner meet
ing 10 be held at 1915 O'Clock at
the Chamber Of Commerce.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-01
Baxter Named in Affidavits
Charging Conduct Unbe-
coming an Officer.

Emmett Baxter. recently reap
pointed 10 the police force, is named
IN afiidavIts charging him with un-
becoming conduct and while under
the influence OF liquor. provoking
and assaulung two men without just
iiication. The charges were filed
with the board Of public safety Wed
nesday afternoon
Felix A Bartkowiak. 443 s wal
nut st. and Stanley A Jaronik. 43s
$. Walnut ST.. are the atlantis. The
time the offelse occurred. according
% the allegations. was last Saturday
night, Baxter. in company with Of
hcer William Szymanski accosted the
two complainants and Andrew Rud-
escht on the corner OF Division and
olive SITS, set upon them without
cause and, II is charged, dealt blows
with his fist and club. The attack
was not warranted according to the
affidavits. because neither Of the two
men We're placed under arrest. Of
/ ficer szymanskl IS said TO have taken
no part in the affair
Seek Investigation
The afidavits seek invesri CATION OF
/ the incident by the safety board and
( the complainants seek 10 present
their story IN person before the board
members on any date set by the
board for a hearing II the allega
lions are sufficiently proven 70 the
satisfaction Of the police governing
body, Baxters release will be ex-
/ pected.
/ Baxter was dismissed from the
force by the Carson board about 10
month ago. On July 3. Atty. Frank
/ Gilmer. representing a score Of cit
liens OF the Fifth ward presented
! somewhat similar grievances in the
/ case Of Ernest Beckman. who II was
charged. Baxter assaulted while on
! duty. Baxters name came up for APP
\ pointment 10 the force by the in
Icumbent board and several months
/ ago. was renamed as a member OF
the force.
"Afiant says that on May 81
reads the affidavit, signed and sworn
TO by Bortkowiak. which follows
I practically the same line as that OF
Jaronik's. this afiant I'm company
with one Stanislaw Jaronik and one
Andy Rudeschi were sitting on the
corner OF Walnut and Division SITS
at about 1915 p. m. That this affi-
ant together with the said Stanislaw
I JarnoiS and Andy Rudeschi were do
/ Ing nothing In particular at the time
when they were sitting at said cor
ner OF Walnut and Division sts. but
! talking. when they observed that two
I no1fccuoau+ whose names arc. FIN.
NETT Baxter and William Szymanski
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-01
KENNEDY TO MANAGE
HOTEL DINING ROOM

j. y. Kennedy, Formerly mana
ger OF the dining room OF the Co
lurnbus Athletic club. Columbus, o..
has been secured 20 manage the
dining room and cafeteria OF the
Jefferson hotel e was made known
by the MANAGEMENT Of the local
hotel wednesday Mr.. Kennedy viii
begin his new duties at once He
has been secured 10 FIJI the vacancy
left BY A. G.. Reynolds. who has
been n charge OF the dining room.
The new manager has been en-
gagged IN the hotel business for a
number OF years. Prior 20 taking
rosluon with the Columbus Athletic
club he had been affiliated with the
Secor hotel OF Toledo. O. and the
Pontchartran OF Detroit
Bert Wing. OF the Wayne hotel
A. Fort Wayne, Ind. has been Sc
cured by the JEFFERSON hotel 20 take
The places of Clerks ". T. Kellow
and II. Jacobs during their vacation
Mr. Kellow and wife viii go to
Montreal. Canada. for their holiday.
while Mt Jacob plans spending his
Vacation in tho east Wing viii be
- the hotel FOR about six weeks
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-01
Ask Safety Board to Probe
Charges Against Policeman

were approaching them from the
east on said Division 81 This sfiant
says that he had observed the con-
dition % the said officer. Emmett
Baxter. and that the said Emmett
Baxter while approaching him was
staggering and that, this affiant fur
Their says. upon the said officer En-
NETT Baxter approaching this affiant
this afiant could smell intoxicating
liquor on his breath.
"Afiant further says that the
said officer. Emmett Baxter. upon
approaching 20 this affiant asked
him what he was doing there: that
this aflant had answered him that
he is doing nothing in particular
only sitting and that he believed
That he could sit on the corner II
he wanted 10. To this, the said
officer. Emmett Baxter. answered
by swearing and told this affiant 20
20 home and Immediately thereafter
the said Emmett Baxter struck this
afiant with his fist in the neck and
Immediately struck this affiant with
his policemen's club over the lips.
causing the upper lip 20 SPLIT and
inhicting a severe injury necessitat-
ing four stitches 20 be put in by a
physician.
"Afiant further says that upon
being hit by said Emmett Baxter
with the said poiicemen's club. the
said Emmett Baxter then approach
ed one Stanislaw Jaronik, and used
violent and indecent language and
unbecoming any man and more es-
/ pecially a police officer and guar
dian OF the reace. and struck him
with the policeman's billy club.
causing The hand 70 swell and also
struck Jaronik in the face with his
fist
"Afiant further SAYS that the
/ striking by the officer was done
without any provocation on the
part OF this afiant An that the
said officer Emmett Baxter. assault
I ed. struck and brutally treated this
! afIiant who had offered no resist
ance and had given the said officer
no provocation for his conduct
"Afiant further says that imme-
diately after the striking Of this
affiant and the said Stanislaw Jar
onik. the said officers walked away.
I That this affiant nor none OF his
I companions were arrested by either
/ Of the said officers and that they
[ had committed no crime or mis-
/ demeanor whatsoever
"WHER EFORE. aff1ant prays
| that the Honorable Board Of Safe
I ". OF the City OF South Bend, In
vestigate fully the conduct OF the
said police officer. mentioned in this
affidavit. and that this afflant Is
willing 10 come before your honor
able body and testify to the facts
herein stated"
Atty. AL. w Hosinskl is counsel
for the complainants.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-01
CHANGE OF VENUE
IS OBTAINED BY
ACCUSED OFFICER
sk-ase Certified to Judge Du'
comb for Hearing in City
Court on June 3.

A change OF venue was obtained
alv Herman o. Schricker. police off,
~er charged with mansiaughter IN
connection with the fatal shooting
Clay s Of ZlEmund WisniewslSi. when
eae came before Justice OF tae Peace
al ". Hosinskl for preliminary hear
kng "Wednesday afternoon.
The case was certified 20 city
Judge Chester l.. DuComb for hear
Eng IN city court June 3. Under
statute. Hosinskl was compelled 70
venue the hearing 20 this court or
another Justice OF peace, but as
Gustice Wypiszinskl r. counsel for the
sarents II the deceased, the one
scourse was left 20 follow.
Appearance bonds were retained
$4,000. which were signed b. City
ATTY. L. ". Hammond and Atty. Dan
ryls The latter is a member Of the
BOARD OF public safety.
Speculation ls rife as 20 what viii
roe the result Of tlN hearing. II IN
formation as disclosed by the in
uuest obtains and is shown sufticietn
40 warrant a suspicion Of guilt the
court viii be called upon 90 bind
Fchrfker over 20 answer the man
slaughter charge Otherwise, he can
End the defendant mot guilty" and
order his release.
Frank strzelecki and wife. pro-
OF the soft drink" estab-
~ shment at 252s W. Division st..
where Wlsnlewsld was fred at by
arrestlng officers and who because
81 alleged mls-staterSerts Of mate
-.aiaI facts during the course Of the
anouest were charged with perjury
Scoincident with Hosinskfs verdict
eave sold out their business and are
now residing on a farm with Mrs
sstrzelecka's sister. according TO re-
port
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-01
DEDICATE DOME"
TO FATHER BURNS
1923 Annual to Be Dedicated
to University Head Classes
TO Work Jointly.

To Rev. James J. Burns. president
.of Notre Dame. viii go the aed.ca.
ton Of the 1923 university annual
according TO the wishes OF the pre-
sent Junior and Sophomore classes
at the school Father Burns Isl COM
plotting his third year as head ~ the
university. having succeeded Rev.
John Cave naugh in s91q
For the first time .n its history The
Dome" viii be issued under the ioint
efforts Of the Senior and Junior class.
es next year Heretofore the cradu
ates have alone been responsible foi
the publication bur according no the
new constitution Of the Dome
board. as drawn MP by the s A. O..
the junior class is 20 publish Oh,
book IN the future The purpose if
TO prevent students from being over
loaded with work IN their final wear
So that no class may be missed.
however the Dome" viii undergo
Ia transition stage next yesr. both
classes having a hand in SOS makeup.
The Senoirs OF next year have elect
ed the editor-in-chief. the Juniors
have elected the business manager.
and each class has elected one OF
the art editors
The 1922 Dome" edited hT Har
old Mckee. was Issued about ten dav8
ago. II was dedicated 20 Judge
Francis VurpilIa. dean ~ the coll
lege Of law.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-01
Money Bag, Containing
S274 in Green Backs.
is Lost By X. II. Burner

Lost-274 real horesr-to- good
ness American dollars. no. this
Is not the amount OF an unsuc-
,essful wager on the speedway
race a. Indianapolis. bat is the
sum contained ia a canva money
bag which was lost iu front OF the
Merchants National bank between
2:30 and ais O'Clock Yesterday
afternoon By x. II Burner. 800
Sycamore 81
MI Burner Is assistant man
ager Of the Acme Manufacture
co. and was returning from "a trip
70 the bank for his firm when the
money bag dropped out o. his
pocket The money was 5n de-
nominations q 500. $40. SIS and
81 bills.
Burner retraced his steps afrer
learning Of the loss. out no
sooner had he made known his
trouble than a number OF urchius
interested themselves IN the
search for the lost money Men.
women and older boys Joined in
the hunt and a thorough search
was on for the money. without
success.
Burner has offered a liberal re-
ward FOR the return Of The money
or Information concerning the
person that found t.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-01
Linemdn Suffers Broken
Leg IN Fall From Pole

John Stroup. line foreman for the
Indiana Bell Telephone Co. fell
from a pole shortly before noon.
Wednesday,, breaking HIS right leg
below the knee
SJroup had been working on a
cable box located on a pole In CITY
Hall court. az the rear Of the Elks'
home He started 10 destend from
his platform slipped. falling about
20 feet
He was taken 10 s. Joseph hos
pital where an X-ray OF the INJURY
was taken.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-01
EIdredge Elected
as NeW President
of Local ADJ Club
Other Officers Chosen at
Meeting-Discuss Plans
for Convention.

Donald Eldredge was elected presi-
dent OF the South Bend Advertising
club at the annual dinner and bus-
ness meeting Of the organization held
last night az the Oliver hotel Mr..
Eldredge IS one OF the well-known
young business men Of the city. be-
ing advertising and sales manager
OF the George Wyman & CO. depart
ment store. During the World war
he served as a member Of the La
fayette escadrille.
other officers elected for the com
ing year are: vice-pres!dent. W. s.
Bowman; secretary. Robert Swintz.
and treasurer, Paul Swisher. Fred
Reed is the retiring president.
Plans were discussed at the meet
ing for sending a representative local
delegation 10 the annual convention
Of the Associated Advertising Clubs
OF the World with which the local
club is affiliated. The convention is
to be held at Milwaukee June II 10
Is. Probably nine or ten delegates
from South Bend will attend the
gathering, Including Representatives
Of business concerns which are not
only the largest in the city but which
are among the largest Of their kind
in the world.
The local delegates viii leave here
Sunday. June II. in time 20 board
special trains leaving Chicago that
day for the convention city. The
convention at Milwaukee IS expected
TO surpass even the large gathering
OF the organization held last year at
Atlanta. Reservations have already
been made for from $500 20 5000
visitors.
A round-table discussion OF retail
advertising, led by Arthur A. East
man OF the Eastman Advertising
service completed last nights meet
ing Of the local advertising club.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-01
Many Pupils of Schools
Submit Contest Anstl

Many clever answers have been
submitted By school children up 10
~ years old IN the contest for the
best 10 reasons Why Studebaker
Place Is the Logical Place 20 Live. %
The pupils OF the public and paro-
chial schools are displaying keen
competition in their efforts 20 win
the cash prizes. The contest closes
at .. m, June s. Papers submit
ted should be signed by the pupil and
teachers, giving names and address
grade and school
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-01
KIDNAPPING LEADS
TO COURT BATTLE
OVER SMALL CHILD
Step-Mother Sues TO Obtain
Boy Spirited Away to South
Bend by Mother.

A night kiGnaping IN = tsxicab by
a yeArninE mother 20 regain pos
session OF her son. lost 20 another b.
court agreement. was staged Tues
day night az Warsaw by Mrs. Hazel
Warren. 80 years old. Of this city.
The step-mother. Mrs abbey Car
ter. OF Warsaw az whose home the
boy, Harry Parks. II. has lived FOR
many years Wednesday announced
her intention 90 fght in court for
the legal possession OF the boy. A
suit was filed in the Kosciusko ooun-
" circuit court late wednesday az
ternOon by Mrs. Carter
Talked With Boy.
Early Tuesday evening a taxicab
drew up en- front OF the Carter resi-
dence on s. Scott 50. .n Warsaw. A
woman stepped from The cab A
few minutes later she was observed
talking with the young boy On the
Carter yard. She appeared 20 be
coaNing him 20 come WIKI her
According % the ueighhors the
woman was seen 70 grab the boy
pull him into the auto. and speed
"a fN az 44tN the oar
Neighbors Alarmed
The neiEhbors. alarmed. telephon-
Cd 90 the Carter home Mrs Carter
was not there a few minutes later
she was found and told hv excited
friends that strange woman had
appeared az her home and had
forced the boy into the taxl-cab
Obtaining taNi-csh Mrs. carter
soon was Ia pursuit ~ the Heeiur
automobile headed with fun speed
toward South Bend
The chase continued for many
miles along the Warsaw Goshen
road. Concrete Highways for many
miles added 70 the speed ~ the
taXi-cabs as they raced in the night.
Efforts OF the pursuers 20 stop the
leading car were without result.
Court Action Taken
Mrs. Carter then appealed 20
Warsaw police authorities 20 inter
fere IN the alleged kidnapping plot
Police informed her iu Warsaw
that court action was necessary be-
fore the Warsaw officers could act
in view Of the fact thar the child
was then out OF their Jurisdiction.
The suit was Z ed late Wednes-
day afternoon N Warsaw.
Mother love against the love or a
step-mother viii contest before the
law for the possession or Harry
Parks. bright smiling younrster
OF II years
Nelghbors say that the youth has
always expressed ms preference 20
remain with Mrs Carter !n Warsaw.
His father. Frank Parks IS now
dead. The possession OF the child
was given 70 Mrs Carter bv court
! agreement in a divorce action. g.
was said
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-01
State C.. of C. Official, Former
Local Man, Discusses Freight
Situation.

Shippers Of South Bend and Vi
cinity that have been unable 10 meet
competition in the southeast, west
and northwest are. 70 some extent,
under the impression that the gen
eral freight reductions ordered by
the Interstate Commerce commission
last week will greatly aid them in
getting into the territory that has
been held from them during the high
freight rates. but this reduction Will
not aid the situation in the least, 4"
said S. n. Vaughn. assistant mana
ger OF the Indiana State Chamber Of
Commerce last night in discussing
the freight situation.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-01

THE order of the commission does
not take out the humps that have
been bothering shippers Of this ter
ritory, for 1t lowers the other fell
lows rates in accordance with the
reductions here. This means that
the unjust and discriminatory rates
are still IN effect.
Plan Reimbursement.
plans are under way by the State
Cham Der at the present time 70 re-
adjust these rates. Petitions have
been filed with the Interstate Com
merce commission and Will be given
a hearing In the next few weeks
on coal rates from both eastern and
Indiana mines TO this territory: rates
are being adjusted south Of the Ohio
river giving Indiana shippers a
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-01
Surveyor Finishes ReUiSion
of Map ShOrCing Fire Risks

Revision and extension Of a fire
risk map of South Bend has just
been completed by Charles r Wells
surveyor and fire insurance en-
Sineer. connected with the Sanborn
Map Co.. Of New York and Chicago
Mt Wells has been employed in
this city for several months making
corrections and revamping a map
OF earlier date These mars are
standard equipment IN the office OF
al FIRE Insurance companies. where
they are used 20 determine premi-
um rates for clients in various COM
munities