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South Bend news-times., 1922-11-19
Lad, II, COnfesSes to
$4,000 Mail Robbery

CEDAR RAPIDS, Ia, Nov. IS
(By 1. y. SD-RusseH Johnson, l.
years old, has made a confession, ac-
cording to the police and federal'au-
thorities today, which cleared up
three postal robberies in this city
during the last two weeks Johnson
obtained more than $4,000 in checks
but the actual cash he sought was
not I'm any Of the letters.
Johnson said according 20 the
authori lies, that he belonged TO
gang which maintained a club house
and that he stole TO obtain money
with which to pay dues.
1t was decided not to lock him
up but the postal authorities
planned to determine today what to
do with him. Johnson is in tho
sixth grade at school and is a
studious yOungster. He says he
never read cheap novels or saw a
blood and thunder movie.
South Bend news-times., 1922-11-19
Fears Bad Winter
SO Stocks S Up In
PurIoined Good S

Mrs. Leona George. p years old.
colored. OF 3Os Liberty ST. evidently
expects a bad winter and IS said 10
have set out yesterday 70 az least
provide herself and husband with
warm footwear
Leona was succeeding when her
nimble fingers hesitated for a frac-
ton OF minute. just long enough 10
attract the attention OF a. II. Lewis.
manager Of the Metropolitan five
and ten cent store. She hurriedly
left the store, IL Is said. but not hav-
ing completed her mission. entered
the Kresge Ave and ten cent store 10
continue her art.
Lewis notified l. f. Carpenter,
manager Of the Kresge store. and
the police were notified, officers
Poure and Schricker answering the
call. The George woman was ar
rested, and a search Of a paper bag
revealed one sugar bowl, Is pairs
of women's silk hose and one bottle
OF vaseIine, one brooch and two
packs OF cards taken from the
Kresge store. a small bottle con
tanning a few drops OF mule" and
a small penknife, with the blade
opened were also found in the bag.
Mrs. George was charged with
grand larceny and removed 10 the
county jail.
South Bend news-times., 1922-11-19
Five Are arrested for
Violating Motor Rules

Five arrests were made yesterday
afternoon ard last night by local
police for automobile law violations.
All were cited TO appear in city
court Monday.
+. NJ Dickinson. Chicago. was
arrested at 4:45 o'clock at Michi,
gan St and Wayne St. by Sergt.
Hosinski and Officer x Smith.
charged with operating an autom o.
bile while intoxicated. Dickenson
furnished a bond Of 500 for ap-
pe1rance Monday.
Jacob Hinton. Buchanan. was ar,
rested at lis o'clock by Officers
DeVos and Parker, charged with
parking his machine in front of 4
fire hydrant in the 200 block w
COlfaX av.
Rex Smith, s. Lafayette St. was
arrested at 2:15 O'Clock in the 200
block s Main ST. by Officer Rudyn-
ski. charged with violating the city
traffic ordinance Paul Woodruff
12S T. Dayton St, was arrested at
$3.50 O'Clock by Sergt. Detzler on s.
Main St, on a similar charge.
Histon Delinghcm, 1912 S. Car
roll ST.. was arrested at 9:2O o'clock
by Sergt. Detzler, charged with
parking i'm no parking zone on
Washington st.
South Bend news-times., 1922-11-19

which he irnpersonates the various
characters with inimitable accuracy,
and telling stories in which his abil-
ity 20 depict various characters adOs
90 the enjoyment OF his auditors.
Among his achievements which
have won high praise from critics
is his represe ntation Of II different
personages Of a play in so accurate
a manner that they appear real and
the actor seemingly disappears. BY
change Of expression. carriage and
voice, he transforms himself from
an old man 20 a youth, or from a
rufHan TO a gentlewOman, and that,
too, without change Of dress or the
aid Of scenery and Ike accessories.
The popularity Of a platform ar
tist may be certainly judged by the
number OF his re-engagemCnts. In
this respect Mr. Whitney's record
Is remarkable. He has appeared in
Boston AZ times; in Holyolle "a
times. in Worcester Is times: in
Cleveland, Ohio. 10 times; in Sche-
nectady, y. Y. "A times and in
Providence, r. l.. 20 times.
On the Knife and Fork program
he will render miscellaneous short
stories in which his ability as an
impersonator viii have full play.
South Bend news-times., 1922-11-19
Second Conference of
Young Peoples Society
To Be Held Saturday

The second conference OF the ST.
Joseph County Young Peoples sun
day School society viii be held in
the First Christian church next Sat
urday afternoon at 2:15 o'clock. In
order that al churches MAY be rep
resented the attendance viii be lin
tied 20 two delegates from each class
in the Sunday school between the
ages Of 16 and % years. and two
adult leaders from each school
Registration closes Tuesday Nov. 21.
Among the leading speakers will
be DR.. James V. Thompson Of Chi
cago. superintendent OF Young Peo-
pies work IN the Methodist EpiSco-
pal church. and Marie Carothers,
secretary OF the Y. W. C. A. at In
diana university.
The conference last year was held
in Mlshawaka with an attendance OF
over three hundred and even a great
er number Is expected this year.
South Bend news-times., 1922-11-19
Foil Daring Attempt
to Rob Montreal Bank

MONTREAL. Nov. 1S-(By U. P.)
A daring attempt to hold up the
Sterling Bank Of Canada, situated in
the heart Of the financial district or
St. James ST. was foiled shortly be-
fore noon today.
A man rushed up to one OF the
tellers wickets ana demanded the
piles of money be turned over 70 him,
Another emplOye Of the bank,
seizing a pistol. ordered the man
away from the wicket, whereupon
the would-be robber fired a shot.
The shot was returned by the bank
employe. the robber fleeing to an Of
fee building, where he was joined
by another man. the two making
their getaway in the crowds Of pass
ersby. Neithe- Of the shots took ef-
feet and the robber secured no loot,
according 20 the bank officials.
South Bend news-times., 1922-11-19
Find 3 Pints of Mule,
COupLe Taken IN Custody

Three pints of "mWe" found hid
den I'm the rear of the home Of
Leon Thomas. - years old. 139 stu
debaker ST.. resulted in the arrest
Of Thomas and his wife at 10.45
o'clock last night on charges OF
unlawful possession Of liquor for
the purpose of sale.
AS the. officers entered the place,
Mrs. Thomas is said TO have emp
tied a quar- 1ttle of the liquor into
q sink a search Of tine premises
resulted in nding the ,hree pinJs
% mule" hidden in the rear which
led 20 the arrest Mrs Thomas IN
sisted upon carrying a year ola
baby, said TO be her daughters with
her when .he officers placed her
under arrest and when they con-
sented. she requested that her a.
year-oId son also accompany the
mother and father
The trio and borrowed" baby
were taken q tho station, Mrs.
Thomas. her son and the baby were
taken 10 the county iaH awaiting
decision of Thomas who refused TO
accept a bondman. and he was con-
fined TO the city bastile
South Bend news-times., 1922-11-19
THREE SOUTH BEND
MEN WILL ATTEND
SECURITIES MEET
Men of National Prominence
TO Address Conference
at indianapolis.

Three representatives from South
Bend wiz attend the first annual con
ference of the Central States Group
OF Securities commissioners which
viii be held IN Indianapolis Nov. p.
% and -. next week.
The men from this city are Joseph
=. Nen. treasurer OF the Union Trust
Co: .. r. Deahl OF the firm OF Deahl
and Deahl. and Frank J. Green, man
ager OF the Chamber OF Commerce.
Mr. Green is chairman OF the Indiana
STATE Vigilance comlmission cOOperat-
ing with the Indians Securities com
mission through the Chamber Of
Commerce Of the state.
Cooperation by persons of na-
tional prominence in the securities
aeld has made o. possible 20 arrange
a program which VIII be both In
terestlng and instructive" said Mr..
Green this morning.
Some Of the men who are 10 ad-
dress the conference are: John K.
Barnes OF New York city. financial
editor os Worlds Work, who will
speak on legitimate Financing and
the Press. Rep. r. +. Denison OF
Illinois. aurhor OF the DenisOn bill
which IS now pending before con-
gress. VIII discuss the legal aspect
OF securities.
Garfield s. Canright, president Of
the National Association Of Securities
comm issi0uers viii speak on uniform
laws and iegislatiOns +. +. Pearson
II the Minnesota Securities cOmmis-
sion viii address the convention on
the subject How far the State Should
go IN the Regulation and Supervision
OF Licences" Hezekiah y. Dun, Of
Michigan. viii speak on the posi-
biIities or cooperative examinations
ard investigation Effective En-
forcement of the Securities Laws. %
will be the subject OF r. S. Robinson
OF Illinois.
Others who VIII speak for the uni
form legislation an dthe establish
meut Of standard regulations and
methods Of procedure are Walter 5.
Brewster. president Of the Chicago
Stock Exchange; Eugene NJ. Stevens.
chairman of the executive commit
tee OF the Central States Group OF
Investment Bankers Association;
Augustus S. Peabody. of Chicago;
Roy c. Osgood. Chicago; Evans
Wooileu. Indianapolis and H. b.
Hall OF Milwaukee.
South Bend news-times., 1922-11-19
ArreSt Three IN Police Raid
On Alleged DiSOrderIy House

one keeper of an alleged house OF
il-fame, two inmates and one fire.
quenter were arrested at 1915
o'clock last night by Sergt. Delinski
and detail i'm a raid on 424h s.
Michigan st.
Mary Eversol, so years old, 42414
s. Michigan ST.. was charged with
keeping a disorderly house. while
Margaret Wallack, 80. and Lucille
DeMorest, 2S, were charged with
being inmates. George Johnson. 40
years old. 4241a 5. Michigan st,
was charged with frequenting
Bonds Of $50 for the keeper and
$25 each for the inmates and fire.
quenter We're furnished for appear
ance i'm City court Monday.
with Sergt. Delinski on the raid
were Oficers Pinter, Winthers Kish
and Whitmer.
South Bend news-times., 1922-11-19
Weekly Bank Statements

NEW YORK lSThe
Surplus decreased
l1oansscounts
Cash in vaults members Of federal
Reserve in federal banks Of member
Reserve
decreased $4,000
Reserve 10000
Net demand deposits decreased L33OOOO
deposits increased
circulation increased
gregae reserve 48S950OO
South Bend news-times., 1922-11-19
Realtors offer acreage
Free aS Factory Site

Three TO five acres Of land in the
southwest section OF the city viii
be given free 10 any person or per
sons wishing 10 utilize the property
for a factory site, according TO an
announcement made last night by
J. Lynch. real estate operator. 1906
w. Division 81.
The property is located northwest
of Calvert St. between Olive and
Dundee sts. Mr.. Lynch has the dis
posal Of the property and infCrma-
ton may be received at his Office.
South Bend news-times., 1922-11-19
'Y BOYS PLAN FOR
MEMBERSHIP DRIVE
Five-Day Campaign to Begin
Monday-Ten Teams to
Compete in City.

An intensive five day membership
campaign in which the boys OF the
y. N. G. A. will endeavor TO secure
80 new members for the Boys d..
vision. will be launched Monday
morning.
The campaign. which is 20 be the
annual drive OF the department,
Will be officially opened at noon u
the lobby OF the Boys division when
a luncheon viii be served the drive
teams and final instructions given.
For purposes OF canvassing the
entire city, the boys have been
grouped into 10 teams which will
compete against eacn other for
prizes 10 be given 10 teams ana
members securing tho most mem
bers.
To instlll The spirit Of competi-
uon among the boys. a South Bend
Bold watch will be awarded to the
individual who obtains the largest
number Of memberships
Special rates are to be given those
who join at any time during the
campaign. For special selling points
the drive workers viii stress upon
the many advantages offered to
youngsters through the physical de.
partmenI OF the "Y." games of al:
kinds, billiards, pool, baseball and
indoor baseball leagues. the library
and many other departments which
are included in the rights Of the
member.
The following boys are TO act as
captains during the campaign.
Preston Golden. Joseph Buckley.
Gilfred Burdick, George Burdick
William Zeltner. Russell Oberlin,
Charles Lancaster. Robert Ander-
son and Wayne Julian.
South Bend news-times., 1922-11-19
WHEAT PRICES RISE
TO NEW HIGH MARK

CHICAGO, Nov. 18.-CBy A. P.)-
Wheat values advarced to a new
high for the season today on an de-
liveries. the strength Of Winnipeg
being the chief buiish influence.
Later heavy realizing sales became a
South Bend news-times., 1922-11-19
HunoriSt Comes
as Club Speaker

One OF tho speakers at the Knife
and Fork club Tuesday evening, viii
De Edwin N. Whitney. humor.st ana
impersonatOr For 20 years Mr.
Whitney has been before the Ameri-
can public IA an entertainer. For
10 years he has been engaged N
monoIogue. presenting plays in
South Bend news-times., 1922-11-19
FOR EVENING

Spanked stockings for evening
wear are displayed in the fashion
able shops on sold coIored hose
one sees green or red spangles. and
on white. silver is frequently used.
South Bend news-times., 1922-11-19

CRAWSFORDSVuLE-Discovery
OF 73 ballots ir the 10Th precinct
here which We're not counted at the
recent election may result in a con-
test for some county offices for some
were decided only by a few votes
South Bend news-times., 1922-11-19

POBTI NND-Whcn Judge =. r.
McGr.d became li he ordered the
court baIu 20 dismiss the jury for
MS term and announced that no
more business would be conducted
until his recovery.
South Bend news-times., 1922-11-19

p. p Cleaners 12s N. Lafayette.
316-322.
South Bend news-times., 1922-11-19
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ing the last months oy hu,ilDel
of the local merchanls, Ia.
croWd OF our -'l- -,, ....-sos ~,
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drawing.
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the sewer.
South Bend news-times., 1922-11-19

NEW YORK LIBERTY BONDS
United States Liberty 31b's S1OO12
United States Liberty First AVS. S9S.62.
United States Liberty Second a s. $3.50.
United States Liberty Third 4 4 s S9S5O
United States Liberty Fourth 4 s. $685..
United States New, u = S995O
United States Liberty Third 41z's s9S50
South Bend news-times., 1922-11-19

SVIIIF-CharIcs McNam-
ara. ~. is polite even before a police
Judge for ne told the judge be would
rather plead guilty than question the
word 0f the officer who arrested him
fo- drurkarr.e--
South Bend news-times., 1922-11-19

FRANK VN-The Johnson county
tau was dried ont by sheriff Van
dIvier. the first time since the 18th
amendment went into effect when 80
gallons Of booze were poured into
-he sewer.
South Bend news-times., 1922-11-19

MARION-John ElStroth is being
hold here pending flInE papers TO eX-
tradIte him 90 oklahoma where he Is
charged with the theft or dos
eight months ago.
South Bend news-times., 1922-11-19

: dance win BE- given Tuesday
night at Sticks hall by the barbara
Fritche Auxiliary. No. %.
South Bend news-times., 1922-11-19

WHITE AND SILVER
An afternoon gown OF white
georgette for a woman with gray
hair is beaded with silver beads and
has wing draperies in the back that
form sleeves.
b. 3. Clea ners, 12S y. Lafayette.
316-322.
South Bend news-times., 1922-11-19

PORTIAND-Ed Sterling. a me
chausc. was severely burned "iel.
his clothes. which had been saturated
with oil and gasoline. caught nre
from n cigarette.
South Bend news-times., 1922-11-19

Quotations by Thomson and McKmnon)
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-18
REV. c. L. HUBBARD'S
LIFE is THREATENED
Continued frow pRgc I

DIR. Hubbard says he Il not bit
worried about the threatening letter.
He says he attributes II TO his stand
on gambling. Writers OF anonymous
letters don't scare me n Bit" he de-
clared. for nobody hut a coward
would write anonymously The let
ter follows:
"we. members OF the Constitu-
tlonal League. formed TO combat the
wave or organized bigotry and in
tolerance. serve warning on you that
we will meet out 10 you as you
advise the Khan 20 meet 1t out to
Catholics. Jews and Negroes.
I'VE are aware OF your activities
among the Khan. The bigotry and
intolerance preached in your church.
II must stop or we will get you I'm
three months.
What mans religion. race or
color il, il no AFFAIR OF yours. You
Methodist ministers are the chief
fomenters OF religious bigotry and
Intolerance. here and In the state.
THE Ku Klux Khan has appeared
in no other but Methodist churches.
The preachers being aware of their
coming is proof sufficient of = this
bigotry and intolerance.
I'VE are determined to get you FOR
your part in this damnable movement
10 deprive men of the rights guaran-
teed them by the constitution.
God fearing ministers have moth
ing TO fear who preach the gospel
Peace on Earth and Good VIII "a
Men" but bigoted intolerant men OF
your nkswe mean 10 get.
IF we hang FOR killing YOU We
die In a good cause 1. p. in preserv-
ing their rights we preserve the
rights Of those who follow us. Sc
help us God we mean 10 get you
IL one az our number il caught an
other takes his place until ministers
like YOU are no more. The dagger
poisoned candy or food. the maxim
sllencer. are the means and We know
how TO use them"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-18
RATTERFD EMPTY LIFF coats
OF THE RELIANCE FOUND

BY Associated Press 10 Every Evening.
Ssult Ste Marie. Mich. Dec. IS
The TUG Gray. searching for the q
persons missing since the tug Re
nancs crashed on the rocks off Lizard
Island last "Wednesday reached the
rcene 81 the wreck this morning and
found two overturned and battered
lfe boats. but no sign OF the missing
persons
Word 81 the Gray's arrival AZ the
wreck scene was received by wireless
from the tug. which added only that
the temperature was 10 below zero.
seven survivors OF the wreck, which
o. ourrcd when the etorm-driven Re
lance. owned by the Superior Paper
company. stripped her wheel on the
fu b.. landed here after being driven
Dol small lifeboat 20 the Canadlan
uA inland. Two others. Mr.. and Mrs
d"hn hart.n. cooks. were reported In
q serioge condition az a railway sta
fion ~ the Algoma Central railroad
irU. ldcd among the missing IA can
q q ID. a. Williams master Of the Re
lanoe
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-18
SPLENDID TREAT FOR
HOME CHILDREN
Entertained at Theatre Party as
Guests Of Management Under
Rotary Auspices.

Forty children from the Ch!ldrene
Home. az Biv.rview. were thrilled with
SOY la~t saturday afternoon. when
fhey were guests az Howard Thur
son. magyar. and Manager Finney.
a. The Playhouse The occasion was
made Tsossr,le by che Rotary Cub. a
. rnmiitee % winch. under the guad-
ance % james : Stirling. looked after
fhe welfare 90 the little ones and their
carefaker- az the home. Candy c.
Mammele. on behaf % the Rotary
cub. arrar god FOR their rranspor.a-
ton. and in cooperation with Chair
man Stirring. C. u. Garretson. W =
Douglas. William 4. Allen and othes
= tarans, who loaned carr. saw that
che party was safely conveyed 20 and
from the theatre No DEAL was ne
Elected thar would add 20 their COM
fo-, and pleasure
Magic.~n ThuSton. in his PERFORM
ance never lu.t sight OF the fact that
pc vas hoEt 20 these little ones. and
ne a re~uls he made the entertainment
o. that &; would exactly ~ their tastes.
smnre them 20 the limit and give them
a iot 90 think about afterward. That
they were thrilled. as Wen as pleased.
was .v.den:. Their anazement al the
frDss knew 10 bounds. Dear knows
what they dreamed that night.
This however. was only she begin
nne 90 tho good ihihgr in store for
them in observance Of the Christmas
holidays or Thursday afternoon. AZ
pu.siS - she Rotary Club. they wiz
~ brought 90 ne Hotel du Pont.
where they VII be provided with a
turkey inner: a show Will be given
fo- thew benefit and they wiz receive
Substantial g.fts
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-18
ISAAC Connolly DEAD.
Delrnar. Dec. Is

Delmsr, Dec. Is
Isaac Connolly Of Chester. Pa, for
merry of Delmar, died suddenly AT
his home in Chester OF heart trouble
Friday. Mr.. Connolly was married
abou, two months ago to Miss Nettie
Pollitt. secretary 20 J. J. Elliott OF
this town. Mr.. Connolly is survived
BY HE wife and one daughter. and n
sister. Mrs Lewis Il. Lowe OF Dclnar
Funeral eervtces were hold yesterday
afternoon al the Centenary NJ. r.
Church. Laurel.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-18
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