South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-18

The Frederlckson woman boarded
the 10 o'clock train yesterday morn
ing az Laporte for Elkhart and had
not reached her destination up 20 a
late hour yesterday.
She r. So years old. weighs about
124 pounds and when last seen she
wore a black hat trimmed with
roses and a black plush coat She
wears glasses and was carrying a
Kewpie doll when she boarded the
train
Congress threatens 10 hold two special
sessions instead Of
Orval Safer. rs years old. 327 s
William 81. was arrested at 4:45
o'clock yesterday afternoon on ".
Washington av. by officers Deoe and
Tholander. charged with riding q
bicycle on the sidewalk.
Sater's wheel was held for his ap-
pearance in City court today.
The world gets better. a Eeologist
claims ages ago England and Ireland
were connected by land.
Routine matters and the question
ing Of one applicant 10 the police
department constituted the business
brought before the meeting OF the
board of public safety last night.
Reader writes US he visited New York
without seeing any shooting. lie should
have demanded his money back.
II. c. Hill. 5O4 S. Bronson ST..
was arrested at g O'Clock last night
by Officer Rzepka, charged with de-
frauding a boarding house. upon
complaint Of Mrs. Susan LevericK,
917 5. Lafayette ST.
They are brOadcasting grand opera
again but many a radio fan will think
he il hearing interfere-ce.
ManOrt Hartmann, EIkhart, was
arrested at Sis O'Clock las night in
the 1900 block Mishawaka ay. by Of
fcer Dunning, charged with exceed
Ing the speed limit and having his
muller open. Simon Snyder, 1114I
S. Main St, was arrested at 1925
O'Clock on a similar charge in KEN
BILE ev. by Officers o. Hamilton and
Bates.
When a fisherman tells about last sum-
mer remember this: The largest bass
ever caught weighed Is pounds.
In city court Friday, James Cole |
man, Al, 9O2 z. Bronson St, was
found guilty under the lazy hus-
band" act and ordered 10 file a $500 /
bond insuring his wife's support /
Coleman was arrested on complaint /
of his wife Nov. s.
The man who gets by on his looks
isn't going very far.
Charges of trespass filed against
Leo Heick, S21 w. Fifth ST., Mish- /
awake. were dismissed in city court
Friday. Heick was taken into Gus
tOdy Thursday morning when watch 4
men at Springbrook park discovered /
him in their sleeping quarters in
the Casino building, with the door
locked from the inside.
Dempsey may fight Wills and where
there is wills there may be a way.
Edwin VI. whitney. of Boston,
humorist and after dinner speaker /
will supplement the talk Of Major E.
Alexander Powell, who is speaking |
on the Turks and the Problems Of |
the Near East at the Knife and Fork |
club banquet at the Oliver hotel next
Tuesday with humorous stories and |
uoDersonations
We can ALI be thankful this Thanks |
giving that turkey is cheaper.
PORT, ANI,--WaIter Hartzell. ,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Hartzell /
fell into the cistern at his home here |
but he lit on his feet and the wa-er 1
came only to his neck.
What's in a name? Willie Plant is
a famous walker and not a gardener.
VERSAILLES-A beech tree on
the farm OF William Kanmyer has /
been found in which are cut the 1
names of Gideon Hazen, 1858 and /
George Miller, 1S47.
Gone arc the days when we got three I
years out OF overcoat.
UNION CITY-FriendS of William
Ebling who has been in poor health |
cut 25 cords of wood and stored it in /
his shed and presented him with |
$3.50.
NIackereI are so thick Nova Scotia /
shin found sailing difficult, so boarders
are out of luck again.
SHELBYVILDE - Earl Martin 4
caught a chicken hawk near Flat /
rock which was flying with trap on /
its leg and measured four feet and 1
IL inches wing spread.
Influence boOtIeggers are gaining is
astounding. California voted dry.
FRANKLIN-Five girls in Mrs. 4
John A. Henderson's Sunday school 4
class shocked and marketed wagon 4
load of corn to pay for a class room |
carpet.
\ number OF South Bend people
will attend the Notre Dame-Butler
game az indianapolis today. Among !
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