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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-11
VARIED PROGRAM Is
BROADCASTED AT Y
Installation of New Apparatus
Will Greatly Increase
Sending Area.

a vocal concert by Miss Josephine
Decker. accompanied by Grenville
Tompsett violin and mandolin solos
by II BerEenhaEen. with Mrs. Don
aid Cowgif 81 the piano and an
address los II. T. Baer. representa-
tive OF the extension division OF the
United " NJ c. a. schools OF New
York city. were broadcasted from
WBAQ south Bend y II. c. A
broadcasting station az Q o'clock last
night
Dawn I'm the Desert" June"
"Smiin Through" AS We Part
and My Love is Like a Red. Red
Rose were Miss Deckers offerings.
kiss AIe again" and a transcription
of NerdTs opera. III Trovatore. %
violin SONGS and Darling" and
"Pegcy O'Nelu." mandolin soros.
comprised AR. Bergenhagen's pro-
gram.
Rev Archibald Mcclure of the
First sbytcrian church will de-
liver the regular sabbath broadcast
ing sermon for WBAQ this afternoon
at $3.50 a special musical program
for the sunday afternoon radio ser
VICE is also being arranged
New equipment that arrived late
Jas, nigh, from Chicago and design
Ell 90 quadrupIe the hroadcasting
radius OF WFAQ was being installed
at the local station.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-11
.RUDYNSKI RETURNS
TO POLICE FORCE
Former Sergeant Under Car
son Regime Is Again Re-
appointed to Force.

Peter +. Rudynski. a police ser
geant under the Carson administra-
ton and reappointed 70 the force as
a patrolman on June 2, resumed his
duties as an officer and was assigned
10 a beat" last night.
Rudynslu was first appointed TO
the force Dec. /. 1914. after having
served with the New York Central
police for a year and a half He
resigned from the force on June 10.
1916. 10 return 20 the New York
Central forces. remaining there until
Nov. 16. 1916, when he was re-
appointed as a patrolman.
In 1919. Rudynskt was appointed a
sergeant, covering the southern sec
ton Of the city While acting as
sergeant in the southern section Of
the city. Rudynski refused 20 send
officer Frank WendOwski TO the Oil
yer school. where a basketball game
was in progress. because RudynssIi
believed II was unnecessary. Wen
dowski was detailed 20 cover four
beats" IN the southern section of
the city ard by allowing him 10 20 TO
the school house. that portion OF the
city would be left without protection.
Peter Kline. chief OF police al that
time. repr manded Rudynsk for not
obeying orders and RudynsH re-
signed Nov s. 1920. he said, rather
than take chances on dismissal.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-11
VICTIM OF SHOOTING
PURSUES ASSAILANT
AND CAPTURES HIM
Simpson, With Bullet Near
Heart, Captures Benjamin
After Four Block Chase.

With % caliber bullet in his
che~e directly over the heart and
another bullet wound in his right
shoulder. Doc Simpson, IS, colored,
Of 624 W Division ST. pursued his as
sailant. Alfred Benjamin. 10. also
colored, Of $40 W. Division St, cap
tured him and held him for the pO-
lice. Then Simpson was taken 10
the Epworth hospital and the bull
let over the heart. which had entered
10 a depth of about two inches, was
removed. and Simpson returned 10
his home apparently none the worse
for his experience The bullet
wound in the shoulder was trivial.
Benjamin was held by the police on
the charge of assault with intent TO
kill
Conflicting stories were told of the
events which led up TO the assault.
The substance of all Of them was
that there had been an alteration
between the two men which was fol-
lowed by Benjamin drawing a cheap
% caliber revolver and firing point
blank at Simpson, the bullet enter
ing the latter's chest over the heart.
Simpson. though wounded, gave
chase, and was joined by William
Powell. Seeing he was pursued.
Benjamin opened fire again at his
pursuers. firing four shots, one of
these hitting simpson glancinglY on
the shoulder Simpson continued
his pursuit. however. and caught
BENJAMIN whose gun was empty, in
the 200 block on W. Division ST.,
and held him until the police ar
rived.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-11
Gettysburg Veteran
Dies at Age of 20

John III Davenport aged 90 years
cirI war veteran who participated
iE the. battle o. Gettyshurg. died a.
noon yesterday az the home of his
daughter Airs. Elmer Jeweil on the
South Michigan I'd. Center township.
after an Illness 90 several months.
ar Davenport was born In OtseEo.
y. g.. ou sept. g. 1888. He enlisted
Tor service in the War az the Rebel
lion az The age Of u. He came here
about two years ago from Elgin. H.
where he had resided for about SO
wears 90 make his home with his
daughter ~ addition 60 his daggh-
te-. 1Irs. Jewell he leaves three
sons Harry. Of YOUNGSTOWN. Ohio.
and Wesley a. and Roy r. both OF
Eigin and brother. Arson. OF
Watervlet. y. y
Funeral services here viii be held
az the Jewell residence on the South
Michigan I'd. az 10 O'Clock Monday
morning. Rev. Claude Young OFF,
eiating The body VIII then be sent
90 Elgin where funeral services viii
be conducted TUESDAY afternoon rs
the Elgin @. a. r post Of which M
Davenport was a member.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-11
Citsq Briefs

DR. II. s Mitchell. Riverside dr..
who has been confined 10 Epworth
hospital for several days following
a tons.l operation. has returned 10
his home.
Miss Ethel Thorngrcdn. 2fS +.
Fox 81. who underwent a slight op-
Grafton at Epworth hospital VIII
return home tomorrow.
Members of the Portage Prairie
Cemetery Association held their an
nual meeting al the cemetery yester-
day afternoon and elected joni Ray.
Miss sadie Rough. Charles Ellery.
Mrs. Martha Harding. George ElIery.
George Myler and Mrs Nina Lind
lev as directors The directors in
turn then elected the following off,
GERS: President, John Ray; vice
president. George Niyler. secretary,
Mrs. Martha Harding. and treasurer.
George Eilery.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-11

Glenn D. Hagerty, who will re-
ceive his degree in law Monday from
Notre Dame university. filed applica-
zion IN the circuit court here sat
urday for admission 20 the ST. Jo-
seph county bar. His affidavit OF
character was signed by Attys. W a.
McInerney. G.. a. Farbaugh and
George Sands. Mayor f. +. Seebirt,
Atty. G.. A Farabaugh and Atty.
Lem Care were the members Of the
committee on admission recommend
ing his admission as a member OF the
local bar.
AIR. Hagerty attended South Bend
High school. finished his college
preparation at Peddie Institute al
Heightstown. y. J. In 1917 he en-
tered Notre Dame During the war
he saw service at Camp Custer. Up
20 a few months ago he was a mem
Der Of the STAFF of the News-Times.
having covered the police assign
ment for over four years.
Mr.. Hagerty Will enter the prac-
tice OF law here with his brother,
Atty Charles Hagerty. whose office
is in the Union Trust Co. building.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-11
Firemen Hare THO Runs
In Short Time Saturday

Two small fires causing only
nominal damage kept firemen at the
Central fire station on the jump
early yesterday afternoon when two
alarms were turned in within IA
minutes of each other.
The first alarm at 1925 T. m. call
ed the fire fighters a block from de-
partment headquarters TO Wayne
and Carroll SITS. where an electric
motor. employed 10 operate the
ammonia plant in the Weber Candy
Co. plant, became overheated, and
put the power generator out Of COM
mission.
An alarm at 1889 p. m. called
them 10 Studebaker plant No. ?.
where an overheated enameling
oven on the third floor had blazed
up. Bodies Of several partially COM
rleted Studebaker Skies were badly
charred.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-11
PROS. JELLISON
ASKS COURT TO
FREE SCRICKER
Prosecutor Orders Deputy to
Seek Dismissal of Man
slaughter Charge.

The defense in the case of Herman
G.. Schricker, police officer, charged
with manslaughter by Acting COrOn-
er Al w. Hosinski, won point Sat
urday when Dep. Pros. George ID.
Donahue acting upon instructions of
Pros. Floyd o. JellisOn moved Act
ing Judge William s. Bertsch to dis
miss.
The attempt TO "whitewash" the
case against the police officer occur
red true TO predictions after Atty.
Joseph V. Wypiszynski had signifed
the filing Of motion to appear as a
friend of the court. In His "amicus
curae" motion, the attorney alleged
that the prosecutor was biased and
"evaded taking an active part in the
prosecution of the cause
Hears Arguments.
Mr.. Bertsch TO whom the case had
been venued from City Judge Du-
Comb. heard arguments by both Dep.
Pros. Donahue and City Atty. Ham
mond which contested Atty. Wy
piszynskis right 10 appear in any
connection Vs. the case. The city
attorney cont ended that no evidence
had been introduced 20 indicate pre-
JUDGE on the part of the incumbent
prosecutor.
After hearing arguments, the
court continued the case until Tues
day. taking no action al the present
time on the states motion 10 dis
miss. At that time ne viii render
his opinion whether or not he will
choose the attorney 10 assist him IN
the preliminary trial of the case or
whether he will follow the course
sought by the prosecutor.
Il IS understood THAI should the
case not come 20 trial at this time.
friends of the deceased Wtsniewski
lad. viii seek Circuit Judge Walter
a. Funk 20 appoint a special pros
ecutor 10 go before the next term Of
the circuit court grand jury 20 pre-
sent the case.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-11
COUNTY DEMOCRATS
PREPARE TO RAISE
FUND FOR CAMPAIGN
St. Joseph County Quota Is
10000 - Every Voters
Pledge l. Sought.

The last three days OF the present
week. June Is. 1f and ~. have been
ser aside by the Indiana state demo-
cratic orga nization for a canvass I'm
every precinct in the state for funds
10 finance the election campaign this
faE Plaas have been made for a
thorough canvass IN preparation for
svaging an active and incentive fall
campaign.
The method devised for securing
funds is that Of asking each voter 20
sign absorption card. pledging to
pay specified amount In five month
IF insfalIments The cards which
have been sent out 10 every county
for distribution iu the various pre-
cincts. read as follows: For Lower
Taxes--TO help restore Indiana 20 a
sound business government and 20
lower taxes. tgree 20 pay 20 the
democratic county and state commit
tees. as follows Space is left
for signifying the amount of the
monthly payments. The first pay
ment is 90 fall due June I 3 and the
last one Oct j.
Each county has been assigned a
fixed quota. which &c is expected TO
raise as a contribution 20 the state
funds. Any sum obtained above the
quota is - be used Tor county pur-
pOsese. The quota for ST. Joseph
county is $4,000.
a meeting OF all the precinct COM
mitteemen OF the county has been
called by Frank Nevins, COZ nty
chairman. AT the meeting, which
will be held in South Bend Wednes-
day evening. "A supply OF subscription
cards will be distributed among the
committeeman for solicitation in
their precincts. Each commit. Sc
man viii appoint a group OF men and
women workers 10 assist him. and
the democratic voters of each pre-
cinct will be personally solicited 20
pledge monthly payments OF such
amounts as they desire 10 contribute.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-11
Elect Furey TO Head 1923
NOfre Dame GIee Club

AT the farewell formal dinner dance
given complimentary 10 its director,
Prof J. J. Becker and Mrs. Becker
Friday evening al the Country club,
the officers of the 1928 Notre Dame
Glee club were elected.
William j. Furey. '23, of South
Bend. a soloist of the organization.
was elected president for the COM
ing year which will be his fourth
year with the club. Donald Gala
CHER. "a. was chosen yice-1resident.
Edgar J. Raub. %. was elected bus
mess manager and Joseph Cassanta,
'23. secretary. John f. StOeckley.
's5. OF South Bend. was chosen TO
fli the Office of sergeant-at arms.
Clarence Harding and Carl Unger,
both Of this city. were honored with
places on the board OF governors
Farewell toasts to the club of 1922
were delivered by the outgoing Of
fcers. Clarence CPat") Manion. OF
Henderson, Ky. and Mark Foote. OF
Chicago
The Notre Dame Big Five played
the program of dances for the Glees-
ters and their ladies.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-11
ANNOUNCEMENTS

The Abbie J. Campbell Home Mis-
sionary society OF the First NJ. F.
church will meet Monday evening
at the home OF Mrs. Earl Dunkle,
ia Marquette. av., the assisting
hostesses viii be Mrs. J. s. Metsler
Mrs. A y. Jones. Mrs. l. Carleton
and Miss Carrie Woodward.
The class Of 1921 of the South
Bend High school Will entertain with
a dance Monday evening az the
school in honor Of the members Of
the Alumni and all students OF the
school.
a Case for sherlock Holmes
viii be given by the Seniors Of s..
Jcseph's academy al 3 o'clock Tues
day evening IN -. Pstrick's hall
All patrons and friends are invited
20 attend
The Past Chiefs club OF the Py-
THAN Sisters have discontinued their
meetings until the first Tuesday in
October at which time they VIII be
entertained at the home OF Mrs.
Mary Smith. s07 W Washington av.
The assisting hostesses at that time
viii include Mrs W. Richards. Mrs.
William McGloughlin and Mrs. W.
Neuhart.
Mrs. RUB Strayer. contralto. and
Miss Marjorie Blake. soprano. viii
appear I'm a point recital AZ the
South Bend Conservatory Tuesday
evening at Sis o'clock.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-11
Name Aer0 Committee TO Wage
Fight Against tuberculosis

The tuberculosis League Of st.
Joseph County has recently formed
a township committee in order TO
make It's work more effective in the
rural communities This committee
consists OF one member from each
township who will serve as a link
between the League and his own
community in order 10 see that
clinical. educational work, exhibits,
and anything else that tne League
has 10 offer are provided for all
groups who can make use Of them.
Notre Dame University and St.
Mary's College. which represent
large and important units of the
population I'm the county are classed
with the townships for this purpose:
therefore each has its member on
this committee The names of the
committee members are as follows:
Mrs W ard smith. OF Olive township;
Mrs. Ernest Kempf. Warren town
ship: Mrs Charles Bestle. German
township; Mrs. Leo Van Hess. Clay
township: Mrs f. NJ Remley. Harris
township; Mrs. Harry Matthews.
Center township; Mrs. Howard j.
Ort. Greene township; Miss Elma
Swarm. Madison township: Mrs.
Inez Bailey. Union township: Mrs.
John Hoffman. Liberty township;
Mrs Charles Worrell. Lincoln town
ship. Mrs John Holston. Portage
township, Mrs William Menaugh,
Penn township; Mr. Frank Blasius
President Of Student Council, Notre
Dame University. and Miss Edith
Bauerl"in. student Of 81. Mary's
college.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-11
COUNTY SCHOOLS TO
HOLD EXERCISES AT
SPRINGBROOK PARK
258 Pupils to Participate in
Field Day Program to Be
Held Next Saturday.

The entire day Of next Saturday
June II, will be devoted 10 the
eighth grade promotion exercises
and field day Of the township schools
OF St Joseph county. Both the pro-
motion exercises in the morning and
the field sports and games in the
afternoon viii be held az Spring
brook park.
Two hundred and ffty-eight pu-
pills have passed the eighth grade
examination and will be promoted
TO the ninth grade, including -
from Olive township. IS from War
rem township. Z from German town
ship, 10 from Clay township. from
Harris township, IL from Penn
township IA from Portage town
ship, Il from Centre township, II
from Greene township. 81 from
Madison township. q from Union
township "a from Liberty township
and 10 from LINCOLN township.
An address by DIR. Nathaniel But
Ter of Chicago university on school
and Success" and the presentation
of diplomas by Supt. John W. Pit
l4lEE Ct dI- the principal events NA All-
morning program, which starts at 10
o'clock The Rev Albert +. Monger
will give the Invocation and the Rev.
Elmer Ward Cole the benedictiOn.
Music Will be furnished by an or
chestra and The Star Spangled
Banner" will be sung under the
leadership of Mrs. Lolita Waterman.
supervisor Of music at North Lib
erty.
A program Of sports and games
has been arranged 10 begin a. 1880
p. m. under the direction of Col. c.
s. Bullock and several assistants.
Prizes will be awarded TO first-place
winners in all events 10y the mana
ger Of the Springbrook Park Amuse-
ment Co.
Graduates have been asked TO re-
port 10 the grandstand. Section d. at
$40 a. M Saturday Free parking
space will be provided for automo-
biles and a squad of Boy Scouts viii
act as special guards. Tables viii
be on hand for those who bring
basket dinners and hot lunches viii
also be served on the grounds.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-11
HOLD YOUTHS IN
BOX CAR THEFTS
Brothers to Face Burglary
Charges As Result of
Lads Confession.

Two boys. brothers. are being held
cation of their alleged completely in
box car robbery attempts. They
were arrested on complaint OF New
York Central operatives in charge OF
SerEt. William A. Rice.
Small for their age, but claimed
by the police 10 have been connected
with several thefts in the past two
years. are Ladislaus and Steve So
bieralski. aged 10 and Il years. re-
spectively. They were taken into
custody by Police Officers Szyman-
ski and Baxter at 1880 o'clock Satur-
day morning at the woodshed Of
their home, All S. Anthony ST.
A box car at the Singer switch
track was broken into and robbed
two weeks ago. Acting on informa-
ton received. railroad detectives
LAID in wait at this point Friday
night expecting TO be rewarded by
their vigil and witness a second at
tempt at robbery. Several boys APP
preached the car and two of their
number, said 10 be the Sobieralski
youths. led in the attempt TO break
open the car. The officers nabbed
one youth. This boy. II years old,
whose name is withheld, confessed
to acting as a lookout and is said 10
have named Ladislaus and his broth
er as the leaders Second degree
burglary will be charged against
them.
A search Of the home. according
10 Sergt. Rice. revealed two bicycles
and a number of miscellaneous parts
OF others in addition 10 articles of
lesser value, all believed 70 have
been stolen. Both boys have previ-
ously been remanded TO Juvenile
Judge W. T. Miller.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-11
RAIDERS NAB FIVE
AT EAGLE POINT
Hotel, Store and Three Cot.
tage Proprietors Caught
With Booze.

In honor -,fr- -a -. r-,--.
poi,. s..,,-s...
nA''fa me pro-
prletor on The Rivers ie hotel and.
four other men ON rrs~r.- % ,r
lawful posssssio, os ,-.....,.r-~
men arrested
are PETE DeDiarke. proprietor az the
Riverside hotel Rud.-rr Nruler
Charles Zimr-srr,s- .-,--.., 49,
81, ~.
proprietor Ok d
store az Eagle Point
The raids were conducted hy Fed
eral prohibition officer Harry Ma
theirs. win Deputies Colt aud Men
zie At the hotel where Declarke
was paced under arrest the officers
found one quart Of mule" behind
the bar The officers made heir
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-11
THREE ARRESTED
IN LIQUOR RAIDS
Afternoon Activities of Police
Result in Three Success
full Raids.

In a series Of liquor raids yester-
day afternoon. three violators. in
c,gding one woman and two me-.
were arrested 10y detail composed
OF Detective-Sergt Delinski and or
fcers Ferger. Winthers and Kish.
None OF those arrested yesterday
have previous court records
Mary Balla. A. years old. 910 s..
Franklin ST.. was the lone woman
violator The officers found n pint
Of "muIe" on a sideboard in the din
ING room.
At the home OF Teodel Her.hoce
81, ct sos :. Scott 81. who operstes
q soft drink place in the front part OF
his place. two quarts OF mule were
found on "a table in the room.
A 1o-eallon key half filed and =
glass bearing an odor OF liquor. W.
found n a shed in the rear Of -
home or Milton Niklos OzveEy. ia
s. Anthony ST.. by the raiding squad
AT > o'clock in the afternoon.
All three were charged with un-
awful possession Of liquor.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-11
ELKS TO OBSERVE
FLAGS BIRTHDAY
Appropriate Patriotic Exer.
cises Will Be Held by Local
Lodge June IA.

South Bend Lodge 235. 3. p. o.
E. viii conduct Flag Day exercises
in their Temple at o'clock We'd
nesday evening, June Il, in COM
memoration of the birth Of the
American Flag Boy Scouts and
military organiZations of the city
have been invited TO take part.
Music will be furnished by the Fred
Elbel orchestra.
The following program has been
arranged:
Music ................. Orchestra
Stars and Stripes Forever.
Introductory Exercises .......
Exalted Ruler and officers.
Prayer -..............-. Chaplain
MUSIC ...... .............. orchestra
History Of the Flag .......
......... Bro. Frank Coughlin
Altar Service ....
Exalted Ruler and Officers.
Song ...... Lodge and Audience
Aud Lang Syne.
MUSIC ......... .......... orchestra
Patriotic Address .....
.......-, Bro John G. Yeagley
Song $50. Lodge and Audience
America
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-11
ADVERTISING HEAD
SEEKS INJUNCTION
AGAINST ORDINANCE
Weaver Asks Court to Restrain
Chief Lane From EnfOrc-
ing Council Order.

Relief from the ordinance impos-
ed by the city council on May p
and since approved by the mayor
is sought By VIII r. Weaver, head
OF the Weaver Advertising CO.. ana
member OF the Exclusive Distribu-
tors association in an injunction
brought by him in superior court
against Chief OF Police Laurence
Lane and the city.
The litigation is directed at Chief
Lane TO prevent him. as chief OF
police. from exercising the author
i:y conferred upon him. The ordin-
vertising matter is distributed a
sample must be shown to the chief
and a permit secured from him.
Exception 20 that provision is
taken by Weaver who contends that
he has a dozen men in his employ
and that for him 20 show a sample
OF the various advertising and
samples he distributes would entail
heavy loss of time and consequent
loss Of business. The action further
provides that section three is not
uniform.
The plaintiff contends also that
the council exceeded its authority
in that 1t has no power 10 prohibit
distribution OF advertising matter
on private property but has control
solely on the streets. alleys and
sidewalks within the corr crate linn
its. The ordinance also vests min
isteriai power within the police chief,
he plaintiff alleges. ana his duties
are not Of ministerial character.
He has discriminatory power with
reference TO the issuance OF the per-
mits. the plaintiff holds.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-11
Orpheum Closes Career
As Vaudeville Thedter

With the final performance this
evening, the Orpheum theater will
close its present season and also its
career as vaudeville house. II will
remain closed throughout the re-
mainder Of the summer. II is pos
sible that the playhouse will reopen
in the fall with a program of NOV
ing pictures only.
The new Palace theater, which is
now nearing completion and which
is under the same mana gement as
the Orpheum, is scheduled 20 open
Aug 10. IL Will replace the or
pheum as a vaudeville house, ar
rangements having been made for
the regular Orpheum circuit attrac-
tons 10 be presented at the Palace.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-11
Police Halt Fight II 18th
4r and Butcher Knife

Differences over board BILL
which Robert Clark. PTS Kenwood
av.. claimed was owed him by Wi
liam Sanders. 2716 Kenwo0d Az. rec
suited IN the arrest OF the two men
by Motorcycle Officers Prure and
Schricker. last night when neigh
bors reported that they were chas-
ing each other, one with an ass and
the other with a butcher knife
According 70 the police Sanders
Is now out on parole while Clark Is
an ex-convict. Both were charged
with assault and battery and we've
released on their own recognizance