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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-01
PRESENT GIFTS TO
STUDENTS IN MEET
AT SCHOOL CHAPEL
DIR. Geisler, Post Commander
and Chaplain Titus AID
dress Pupils.

Several hundred high school stu
dents crowded into the auditorium
wednesday morning to hear Or G..
J. Geisler, local post commander Of
the Veterans Of Foreign Wars.
thank those who participated in the
poppy sale and 10 see seven of their
members receive beautiful gifts in
appreciation OF the splendid work
done In behalf OF suffering humanity
in devastated France.
AS soon a. the students had as
sembled. Principal MCGOWAN turned
the meeting over 20 the officers OF
the George A. Campbell Post Of tho
Veterans. Or. Geisler was intro
duced and In a brief but stirring
talk he told the terrible effects of
the aftermath OF war.
Rehabilitation % France is one
o. the big world problems today"
ne said
I'm our own dear country. the
South after the Civil war was pre-
scented with identically the same
problems that are confronted in
France today one Of the things
that history generally fails 10 record
is the terrible suffering that is
caused humanity in stricken areas
after the actual fighting is over"
He thanks the students in behalf
or the George A. Campbell Post OF
the Veterans for the active part
they had taken in sale Of peoples,
the proceeds of which goes 10 or
phans and widows Of France and 10
needy foreign war veterans in this
country.
Rev. G. w. Titus, OF Mishawaka,
chaplin Of the post. then distributed
the gifts 10 the seven girls.
Gifts 10 Girls
The following gifts were present
ed in the order named Helen Wat
erson sold wrist watch: Nina Pal
mer. gold wrist watch; Ada Greiner
pearl necklace; EuniCe Gross. a
solid silver pen and pencil. Alvah
Meussel. a beautiful Veterans OF
Foreign Wars pillow Emily Huston
silver pencil and Lillian Perkins
silver pencil
Officers of the Veterans of For.
eign Wars were delighted with the
success of the poppy drive, anC the
way in which the citizens OF South
Bend responded to the appeal Of the
high school students. over 16.0OC
were said TO have been sold during
the three days they were on sale
and it is decided 10 make the poppy
drive" an annual@event in this city
Everything is impossible 70 him
who is afflicted with "can'ts.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-01
LIQUOR CASES UP
IN COURT, JURIST
SAYS TWO GUILTY
Hirsler A accepts Leniency
Shown While Rokowski
Appeals Case.

Pleading guilty 10 violation of the
liquor law, 20 having in his posses
sion a gallon Of "moonshine" liquor.
soft drink" parlor at Sol s. Chaplin
ST.. Wednesday received a fine OF
500 and costs and a suspended
county jail sentence OF 100 days. He
was ordered on probation for a per-
iod OF one year.
Hirsler and William Soos, 10
Chaplin ST. were taken into custody
in consequence of police raiding ac-
tivities Monday. Soos, upon his ar
raignment in city court. pleaded
mot guilty" and had his case set for
trial Saturday
Appeals Case.
Finding in favor of Louis Powell
the alleged proprietor Of the W.
Indiana av. soft drink" emporium
conducted by Steve Rokowski. Judge
DuComb in rendering his judgment
in the case against the two men.
stated there had been no evidence
introduced in the trial by which he
could determine Powelrs response
bility. With Rokowski, he said. the
case was different. and finding the
defendant guilty, assessed a fine of
$3.50 and costs and suspended a six
months jail sentence. Rokowski. ar
rested May 3. denied the ownership
Of two quarts of Illicit liquor and
claimed the establishment was
owned and operated by Powell He
was only the bartender" he said.
An appeal was taken 10 circuit
court
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-01
THIS LIST OF PRESENTS WILL BE DIVIDED
UP AMONG LUCKY BRIDES AND GROONGS

Max Adler Co. pair of silk
pajamas for first groom
Adler Bros. bath robe to
groom.
Aladdin Industries. Inc. one
gallon thermos jug.
Artificial Ice Co, 500 pounds
Of ice free TO first South Bend
bride.
Mrs. Ashbaugh, Mishawaka,
rag rug to 18th bride.
Ault Studio. Eastman Kodak
to one of the brides.
American Trust Co. IS saw
ings account for third bride and
groom.
Bon Ton Candy Co. boxes of
candy for brides and grooms.
Adam Beehler. florist, flower
basket with flowers 10 first three
brides
b. r. Cleaners. SIS worth of
cleaning Of clothes for both first
and second brides.
Brandon Durrell Co. dress TO
first bride; lingerie to second
bride. and umbrella TO third.
Abe German. sportings goods
store. casting rod. tackle. tackle
box. reel. line. bait and fish
ing license 10 the first groom.
Block Bros jewellers. 26-piece
set Rogers Bros. siIverware.
Blue Bird shop. electric fla,
iron.
Bagby Photo Co. one dozen
pictures of first bride and groom.
Or. 7. Burke. optoretrist.
pair OF opere glasses
p. J eastman. grocer. basket
of groceries 10 first bride
Clauer Jewelry store. cut glass
water set
A. ". Daley. electricity light
ed vanity case.
DimeTs shoe store. ons-half
dozen pairs Of socks for groom.
WI. Douglas shoe store. pair
az women's oxfords for second
bride.
W. T. Douglas shoe store. pair
mems oXfords fo~ fourth groom.
DeFrees millinery. hat FOR
first bride.
Economy Depts.. taffeta dress.
Georgette hat and pair Of shoes
for the FIRST three brides.
EIbel Bros, $50 allowance on
new player piano to first five
brides.
Ellsworth's surprise hope
chest 10 the first bride.
EngeTs Cut Rate store. box OF
cigars 70 the first groom.
Frances shop. Georgette silk
blouse 10 each OF the first avs
brides.
T. s. Garland. silk underwear
Charles C Gates. dancing
teach. SO course in dancing 20
oliver hotel for bride and groom
first 10 present themselves 10
AIr Gates
Cately's. silk blouse 20 the
bride.
Matt Golden. pair OF trousers
Tor groom.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-01

Ries Furniture Co. Kitchen
Maid kitchen cabinet. valued al
SIS. 10 first June bride: genuine
cut glass vase, u inches in
height. to first 20 brides.
Charles b Sax & Co. bed
spread.
DR.. T. G. Sven. So worth of
chiropractic treatments to the
first six brides.
Superior Motor Sales Co. 500
allowance on any used car.
S. & l.. Furniture Co. one
floor lamp for bride.
o. w Schaffner. so Wear
Ever aluminium sauce pans to
FIRST 90 brides.
Square Deal Tailors. pair OF
trousers for groom.
South Bend Bait company. an
appropriate gift for one OF the
grooms "details OF gift to be
announced later).
St Joseph loan & Trust Co,
savings account of $40 70 the
first bride and groom.
ST. Joseph County Savings
bank. savings account Of $40 TO
second bride and groom.
Swanson-Lee Furniture Co.
$40 In merchandise TO first
bride: $40 in merchandise TO
second bride and So in mer-
chandise 20 the third bride
Tuttie corporation. accounting
Iedgers for first three brides
Thor Electric shop. one pair
Of polychrome electric candle
sticks.
L. S. Army store. automatic
revolver for groom.
Vernon Clothing Co. ladies
silk umbrella to bride.
". & II. Walker. Inc. oil
Dean Bids. bottle of vanilla and
face powder to first bride; bot
tie of bav rum and shaving
cream for first groom.
George wyman & Co. all
wool kenwoOd blanket for
bride,
! " wilson Nishawaka.
ohroaractor. series Of II ad-
iusjmen-s to first and second
Mishawaka brides.
Ward & Lewis, $50 dress to
drse SFide.
Ward & Lewis. blouse to frs,
bride.
Ward & Lewis. hosiery to sec
ond bride.
Ward & Lewis. corset to third
bride
Ward & Lewis. pair of slip
pers 10 nth bride.
George II Wheelock & Co.
set Of dishes 10 first bride
Whereof and Altfeld. boudoir
lamp TO first bride. Poly
chrome candle sticks TO second
bride and pedestal for third
bride.
Worden Realty Co. $4,000
fire insurance policy 10 bride
and groom.
IL. Werwinski. $1,000 fire in
surance policy on household fur
niture 20 first bride and groom.
Youngs Printing Co. an
nouncement cards 10 first mar
ried couple
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-01
10 PILOTS SHOVE
OFF IN N4TTON4L
BILLION CLASSICS
lContinued from - -

fiontlnueQ from page one.1
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struments. Lieut. Reed took the
naval contestant balloon filled with
the usual coal gas. into the air af-
ter Norheet. bur did not 20 above
the clouds J 5. McKibben or St
Louis Warren Rasor OF Brookville
o.; Lieut.. Teely o. the army, capt.
Weeks Of the army. Won Hoffman
and n. + Honeywell or 81 Louis
followed.
The three balloons travelling the
greatest distance in accordance with
rules of the race VIII be taken 10
Switzerland in August To represent
this country in the international
races
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-01
DONOVAN GOES
TO CHAIR FOR
KILLING WIFE
Bloomingdale Man Is Com
posed Up Until Time Cur
rent Is Turned On.
Confined from paEe oncl

ILorfl1Hed from PAGE out-I
Wirianl r Donovan. near Blooming
dale Ind. and sentenced 70 death
On June L.
.I understand there are many 81
forts being made 20 get sentence
-,areed 20 llfe Imprisonment by his
refaHors ] want 20 say 70 YOU and
HE board I do not want the sem
t-n.e changed I am II years old
and was an eye witness of the brutal
murder NV mother was surely the
best woman mat ever lived.
"she was shot dowa with my little
baby sister in her arms without any
cause whatever have seen her
beaten. Knocked down and mistreat-
81 in many ways since I was old
enough 90 remember and because
she loved as children che made the
bes, 80 it size could Ny father has
always been an overbesrlnE man and
had lots 90 trouble But he cared
FOR no one bat himself NOT even as
children. and II he could ever get out
n would not be too Eood 20 kiu us
children
I'm conclusion ] want TO SAY again
the sentence given him Is surely what
he deserves and when you have heard
me facts ~ this case YOU viii not
be surprised az this letter,
"Respectfully yours
Unable DONOVAN"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-01
ALERT MAIN.

Albert Main. residing FIVE miles
west Of South Bend on the Chain
O. Lakes road died at his residence
Tuesday evening AT 1000 o'clock
following an illness Of one year with
Brishfs disease.
He was born IN Warren township
Nov. so. 1871 and was so years OF
age. having lived in this community
all his live. He is survived by his
father. Loren Main
Funeral arrangements have not
been completed
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-01

Mrs. Stella LuczkOwslSi, 1928
Florence av.. died Tuesday morn
ing al 1880 o'clock following an i'll
ness of eight months with a compli-
cation OF diseases.
She was born in Poland. March
Is. 1870. and was 50 years of age.
She had lived in this city 80 years.
having come here from Poland. Be
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-01
Funerals
GEORGE BAGARUS.

The funeral Of George Bagarus
viii be held from s.. stephens
church Thursday morning at 3
o'clock. with the Rev. Lawrence
Horvath ofIic ating. Interment Will
take place in Cedar Grove cemetery.
The body of the lad was recovered
Tuesday from the St Joseph river
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-01
Police Disturb
Peaceful Fun Of
Knights Of Game
Rural Raid Loads Police
Patrol With Humanity and
Gaming Paraphernalia.

The whining purr OF a rolling mar
bic and the clicking or chips in
terspersed with the mufficd sound OF
many human voices. Players were
crowded around roulette wheel
Others were engaged at a hand or
poker and . spare two or three were
playing quarters in a slot machine.
Business was good and the rake
heavy
such was the condition or affairs
prevailing a. the r A SchricKer
farm. four miles northeast OF the
city. in an outbuilding fitted with
fun club house" paraphernalfa
when a police detail headed by
Chief Larry" Lane. broke into the
resort early wednesday. According
20 the officers, play was al It's height
and the players were completely
taken b. surprise.
Arrest Fifteen.
Fourteen men in addition 20
Schricker were taken into custody,
booked at the station on charges Of
frequenting In city court their
cases zen bloc" were set for hearing
June S. A slot machine, boldly dis
playing the printed sign play quar-
tiers Only" roulette wheel and a
small keg fun Of poker chips were
seized as evidence. The top OF a
poker table. with its center rings
plainly marked. was also recovered
by the officers.
Those arrested in the raid gave
their names and addresses TO the
desk sergeant as follows.
Leo Hosler. III s. Notre Dame av.;
George Ballard. 2540 s. Main st,
Perry Hartle. Fort Wayne. Robert
Wells. Niles; F. Y. Foster. Nickel
hotel. Samuel Cohen. ia LaPorts
av-, Ollie olson and John Jones,
Elkhart Tom Smith and f. o. Len
OK. Niles; John Snowberger. Cleve-
land. o.: Arthur Bruseau, Chicago;
J. G. Hays. Goshen, and Dick Finch,
1907 Lincoln way W.
First Rural Raid
In the raiding party were Capt.
and Segt. Of Detectives Hamilton
and Delinski: Patrol Sergts. Hansen
and Roberts and officers Wolter
Ferger. Pinter and Kish or the de-
tective department.
II was the first out-of-town rata
or it's kind in which the police have
participated in since the first OF the
year when gambling. especially in
| commercia1ized form. n " d
marked abatement with the for
rent" sign being hung up in the
generally frequented places.
More men fail through ignorance
OF their strength than through
knowledge of their weakness.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-01

sides her husband. Matthew. che Is
survived by eight children. John.
Lottie. Stanley. Broncho. Leo.
Frank. William and Hattie. and one
brother. Stanley Kotaoczynski.
Funeral services VIII be held at
s.. Stanisiaus church Friday morn
ing al 1890 o'clock. Rev. Roman
Marciniak officiating Burial Will be
In St Joseph cemetery.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-01

Grand Leader, phonograph
and IL records to bride.
Grand Leader. silk under
wear for second bride.
Grange Elevator Co, Misha-
waka. high quality t2-picee set
of dishes to first bride from
Mishawaka; same prize to third
bride from Mishawaka; for fifth
bride from Mishawaka, best ton
OF coal in their yards.
II. Greenblatt. fur choker for
bride
Guiss Brothers, Kimba
phonograph, value SIPS. choice
of oak or mahogany finish. to
first bride.
Heller & Son. cedar chest to
the bride.
Home Furniture Co. fiber
rocker with cretonne seat.
Ideal laundry. IS laundry
book to FIRST bride; SO laundry
book TO second bride. and 50
laundry book to third bride.
G. r. Kinney & Co. oxfords
for bride and groom.
Lewinski Agency. $1,000 fire
insurance policy.
F. E. Mangold. 11x14 portrait
10 first bride; x10 portrait to sec
ond bride.
Mner-Mueller. haberdashers.
imported broadcloth shirt for
first groom.
New Jersey railroad. by
Thomas A Hynes. president.
round trip ticket by Pullman n
Detroit over the New Jersey
railroad.
National Veneer Products Co.
AIishawaka. indestructo sanitary
hamper
National Photo shops. sepia
portrait valued at $50 10 first
bride and groom.
National Electric Co. for first
bride and groom. wiring OF any
new house IN 20 six rooms. OFFER
good for six months.
y " m 3 Ready-to- wear
store. bathing suit valued at s.
70 first 1apper bride; three pairs
OF silk hose. valued AT SIS. 20 best
looking bride. jersey sports suit.
valued az Sf.95. TO oldest bride.
vanity case. valued at So. 10
most popular bride
Nickel Hotel bridal suite for
bride and groom.
Noble Electric shop. library
table lamp
National store. dress for first
bride: blouse for second bride.
and apron for third
Noe Foul Hosiery Mills. 2Ol
Dean bids hosiery for bride
and groom.
The News Times. silver flower
basket 10 first bride. and silver
fruit basket TO second bride.
otto's Taxi Service. free ride
10 and from the theater for first
bride and groom.
PigEly- Wiggly stores. every
blonde bride participating in NE
contest one pound Your Luck
coffee. every bride that is a bru-
netee. one pound sunset Gold
butter; 20 all red-headed brides
participating in the contest. a
pantry full OF groceries
Il II. Rogers Optical Co. SIS
prism binoculars for gr0om-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-01
STATISTICS
BUILDING PERMITS.
.storv frame dwellines:

One-story frame dwellings:
S34 Eleventh St, Dewitt Ingle-
right. $4,000.
1904 F. Calvert St, Colpaert Real
" Co. $500.
170S r. Calvert St. Colpaert Real
" Co. 16to
1710 r. vert St. Colpaert Real
" Co. $500.
one and one-half-story frame:
T21 r Broadway Mrs Malinda
MacGrif. $4,000
Two-stOry frame:
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-01

$50 Tenth ct. Dewitt IngIerigh..
$4,000
Two-story tile and brick veneer
303 North Shore dr.. Harvey bal.
ton. SIS 500.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-01
Tovelings

All linen imported Towel
inq-plain. red or blue edge
fine for tea towels-very
good value at 25c a yard
Best grade imported lrisl.
Linen Toweling-very fine
and heavy weight. a won
derful bargain at 33e a yard.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-01

The best day for doing your best
is the one that comes seven times a
week
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-01
Linens
Danasks

66-inch Pure Linen
SI50.
70-inch Pure Linen
$500.
inch Pure Linen. heavy
weight-sl50.
72-inch Pure Linen. extra
grade-S3.50.
70-inch heavy. unbleach-
ed Pure Linen Damask--
$3.50.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-01

Better believe yourself a Ounce
and work away than a genius and be
idle.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-01

You dont need TO fear tomorrow
81 YOU have done your level best to-
day
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-01

More men fail through ignorance
OF their strength than through
knowledge of their weakness.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-01
STATE BOARDS
FIGHT LOOMS
FOR DEMOCRATS
Decision of Extent Of Declare
tions Will Occupy Conven-
ton Delegates.

1Contlnu1d rom Dagc o1e-3
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-01

Curtain Materials
Lot
60 40 and IS inch fine
FiIet Curtain Materials 35c, 39c SOC and 59o Yard
These Nets purchased great reduction. We offer
hem at less than manufacturers prices
Lot III
Dotted Curtain MusIns, Sisses and Voes at zee Yard
Lot iii
50 Inch Msrquisette al 25c and 39o Yard
Lot w
Handsome Cretonnes-Wonderful Values at Sc Yard
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-01

Everything is impossible 70 him
who is afflicted with "can'ts
Washington Journal., 1922-11-24
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9cim Silfsberein unO Concord &lub
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Gut ibnt a biilel iuden,
gu grob mo6t er ntdt gerne iein,
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Na6tpGdter am Hotomoc.
Washington Journal., 1922-11-24
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Washington Journal., 1922-11-24
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Washington Journal., 1922-11-24
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Str. SEC. Seri. 8. Mittmo9 /. sc.
in 922 $50. lhe. N.-8.
GattSenti6er &creen, @aibinatOn,
9. s. SefretGr: @n,. Stuermann,
II @beltnlit Ctr, Safomo Barf, DC.
8eri. am 4. 9onnerstag /. 81. i'm
Concord Stub, 3t4 6 Ctr. &c. %.
Neutrality-suspicious., 9iitrift @p.
100. N.S9ub, Sefret1r, 30t2 9um-
barton Mbe., N.@., 8miihen 90 uno
.. 8eri. am A. 9ienstog /. sc. i'm
Concord &lllb, 314 s StraBe g. 8.
n@aibinstpm Metser llnteritiit-
nnss-&erein". BrGiioent: Srant
8eigano, ST., 1910 @iroro Str, Sc
So; Sefretdr: ST. SeB, GIG @aIt 60
pitol Ctr; @eri. aln 1. 9ienstag /.
90. i'm Concord &lub, 314 6 Str.
@ilbelm Sell llnteritiitnnss-8c
ieaiAaft. @eri. am 3. Moatog | sc.
in 922 go. Mbe. N.-8. @CuI Sod.
Ihmi0t, Sefret1r, 9D7 90. Stra6e
NorDmef
Washington Journal., 1922-11-24
3n permtieten:

3wei freunol. mDblierte ,3immer in
iA0ner Ma6bari6aft, SIS unO $l8.
1916 Gorcoran ct, q. 90.
Washington Journal., 1922-11-24

S~efefrGn5e, Strenielfndlen, 9Gic-
fndlen, &nflnp, niiu., mad 0entider
Mrt, Samstass, Z 1tbr morsems an.
Smlins GOienfelS,
Stan6 Sc, Mrcq6e harriet.
Washington Journal., 1922-11-24

a Seutide Sreimanrer 2Dse
NN Mrmimins, ytr. G5t 6.A.A.W
NV Ioum S1neioer, SetretGr
sol llnion Sapings Nant Building.
8erl. ami 1. unO 3. 9ienstag i. 80.
i'm Neuen Weaionic SelupeI.
Washington Journal., 1922-11-24
3m oermieten:

Gin id0nes 3immer an oeuti9en
Serrn. 11t6O StraBe SEC.
Washington Journal., 1922-11-24
Gci6it trascmbcs Slne5ens.

@aibington, 9. s. - 8ie Der
umerifanii9e @i8efoniul in Saore
beridtet bat, lit in Srdnfreid) elm
&ieIe -Meroplan, Der elm @eidiiB
fir n61tli1e 8ombaroements trdgt,
f~onItruiert moroen. 0ie Maidine
lit nit elmer rs NtiGimeter -&anone
altsgeriiltet un0 in ben GbalonS-
iur-Saone @erflt1tten oes 2nft-
I1iff-Minilteriums bergeltelt. 9aS
8lug6elig lit gang ans Metoa nno
miro BON bier Wotoren bon ie 400
8feroefrGften getrieben. @S lit
Ie6s Meter bod, fat cine Sligel-
breite bon 80 Metern uno miegt
nit boiler Musriiitung 10 Eonnen.
Sic S1neaigfeit lit $50 &ilometer
ole Gtunoe. Sic Mai6ine miro ieet
BON Sngenieuren Oes Miniiteriums
peri9ieoenen 8roben unter5ogen.