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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-07-20
Insist on Bayer Package

Unless you see the name "Bayer' on
package or on tablets you are not get
ting the genuine Bayer product pre-
scribed by physicians over twenty-five
years and proved safe by millions for
Colds Headache
Toothache Lumbago
Farache Rheumatism
Neuralgia Pain, Pain
Accept only 'Bayer' package which
contains proper directions Handy boxes
of twelve tablets cost few cents Drug
gists also sell bottles OF "a and 100.
Aspirin is the trade mark Of Bayer
Manufacture Of Monoaceticscidcster of
Salicylicacid.--adv.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-08
NEW LOW MARK FOR
WHEAT PRICES SET

CHICAGO. Ang. 7.-CBy A PD-
Burdensome receipts. together with
indifference Of demand. led 10 low
est prices yet this season in the
wheat market Monday. Further
more some late selling was induced
by vague reports about Priest Hard
ing's new move 20 settle the railroad
negotiations. The close was unset
tied at 4 10 rs net decline, with
September 1853 TO 105% and Dec
ember 1868 10 1864 Corn lost
4 a = 20 = a &c and oats Is 10 S @.
Provisions finished unchanged 20 p
d15 lower.
The seasons new low record prices
for wheat were heache6 early In the
day .ong before any hint had been
received as 70 the presidents latest
plans touching the strike settlement.
With arrivals Of wheat here tatol-
ing 1,014 carloads and the hedging
sales finding the market without any
adequate buying support, prices
went downgrade until the December
delivery struck s1.O6. the bottom
figures OF the session subsequently.
moderate rallies took place. owing
more or less 20 gossip that quick
work toward evolving credits for the
purchase OF foodstuffs might be done
by the international conference
which started today in London.
corn and oats as well as wheat
dropped 20 lowest prices so far on
the 1922 crop. Current estimates or
the yield OF feed were construed as
bearish. but were atterward partly
Offset by announcement OF nearly
8 900. 600 bushels decrease in the
visible supply Of corn.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-08
I4-YeGr-OId-BOy Is Held
For ASSauIting Young Girl

n startling case of juvenile de-
hnquency came to light here yester-
day morning when an eight-year-old
girl. whose name is withheld ad-
mitted TO Police Matron Minnie
Evans that she had been heinously
assaulted by 14-year- neighbor
boy at her home I'm the south Iction
Of the city Saturday.
The girl had for. two days stoutly
maintained that the source of the
injuries was a fall from a wagon
SUI day morning but yesterday re-
vealed the name of her assailant.
The boy. who despite his youth is
believed to bs a pervert, was arrest
ed yesterday afternoon, by Capt
Hamilton. He is now being held at
tho county Jail.
Upon his arrest the lad is said to
have at first proved an alibi as the
police were of the opinion that the
crime was committed Sunday. later
cCnfessing The girl is under medi-
cal care.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-08
DEMOCRATS TO HOLD
ORGANIZATION MEET
Seven County Chairmen of
District to Meet with Other
Officers Thursday.

The seven democratic county
chaimen Of the 18th district. to-
gether with the women vice-chair-
men Of each county and the secre-
taries Of county central committees,
viii hold a regular organization
meeting at the oliver Hotel Thurs
day afternoon, Frank Mayr, jr.,
democratic district chairman, an
nOunced yesterday.
According TO Mr.. Mayr, the meet
ing is called particularly for organ
izatiOn purposes, and discussion Of
regular business sessions will open
in the Rotary room at the Oliver
hotel at 1880 o'clock and continue
throughout the afternoon
The district chairraen of the
seven counties to be represented at
the meeting are: William Krau,
Elkhart county; Charles Anglin,
KosciuskO county; Everett Shriever,
Fulton county; Ed. Hosteller, Starke
county; Fred Brewer, Laporte coun-
ty; Frank A1artindal. Marshall
county. and Frank Nevens, St. JOS
eEh county.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-08
WIFE OF ALLEGED
'BUNCO' MAN HELD
Arrested on Suspicion Follow
ing Charges Made by Vic
tim of Bogus Deal.

An alleged attempt to swindle
stephen Kuharic. 924 S. 18th St.
River Park, out OF $500 in a bogus
transaction by Henry Coshier and
Clarence Vail, roomers at Kuharics
home up to a few days ago. was
partly frustrated when Corinne
Vail. wife of one Of the alleged bum
co men was arrested at 1915
o'clock last night in the 200 block
on y. Main st. by Motorcycle Off
GERS Herman Schricker and oral
Hamilton.
Walls wife had packed her goods
yesterday and is said 70 have con-
cealed a trunk and three suit cases
in a clump of bushes near the
Kuharic home. Capt. of Detectives
Hamilton was called in on the case
Yesterday afternoon and from in
formation received by him the wo-
man was apprehended last night
as she had started toward Niles.
Although she claimed she did not
intend 10 leave the city, the belong
ings Of her husband and herself
were found in a Buchanan-Niles
bus operated by Otis StrOp.
Mrs. Vail was held last night on
charge of suspicion for further
questioning today.
According to Kuharic's story he
had mOrtgaged his home and had
turned over $500 10 the two men in
a partnership for the manufacture
Of oil burners. Vail and his wife
and Cashier were TO room at the
Kuharic home but according to
Kuharic's story had failed TO pay
him any room rent.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-08
ak on Banking
To Feature Radio
Program onight

In response TO requests from many
radio fans for a REPETITION OF their
recent program Ada L. Graves. vo-
calist, assisted by Miss Greta Edner
at the piano last night appeared on
tn" program broadcasted from sta
ton WBAQ at the Y. VI. c. A.
Mrs. Graves opened with a sopra-
No solo The Garden of Your Heart"
ano followed with ooh Golden Sun"
and Come for It's June" Miss
Edner gave piano solo. kreislers
"Liebesfreud.' which was well re-
ceived, and Mrs Graves followed
with a whistlinC solo, "Narcissus, ="
by Nevin, and in response to eucores
gave, Just Averaging for Tou,"
closing the program with Mighty
LAX Rose" This entertainment
was given through the courtesy Of
the O. W. Schaffner Co. c. 6. Gates.
dancing instructor and the Ault
Camera shop.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-08
CAR STOLEN, OWNER
FAILS ITO Appeal"
Garage Owner Reports Ma
chine, Held for Repair
Bill. Stolen Late Sunday.

Alleged failure OF J. W. KhnEcr,
Ann Arbor. Mich. 20 pay q garags
repair bill is believed To explain the
forcefuI entrance into the Don
Rhone garage. 126 " Walnut ST..
and the theft Of an Overland tour
irg car Sunday evening. accordine 20
Information disclosed by the police
Monday
The car had been left in the gar
1cf for repairs amounting TO S6O.25,
Rhone said Saturday, Khnger
called for the car and earning Of
the bin said he would wire Ann Ar
Dor for the money TO meet st. sun
day evening the garage was broken
into and Ringers car stolen. Mon
dan Kunger had not appeared TO
calm the car.
In informing the police. Rhone
described the machine as a Light
four. equipped with two new tires.
Nos. TOS364S and 70SS844 on front
ard rear wheels. The right fender
on the machine. ne said. was badly
bent.
Two other automobiles. both with
eu,-of-towu owners were Monday
reported TO the local rolice as hav-
irg been stolen. A Ford truck.
bearing Indiana license No. S2T62.
motor 80. 2O06S23. was stolen at
Plymouth.
sheriff Brdgman called The de-
partment from s.. Joseph. Mich on
The theft there of a Buick roadster,
1890 model enEine No E456955.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-08
LOCAL KNIGHTS TO
ATTEND RETREAT
Several Hundred Members of
Local K. of c. Council to
Join Other Delegates.

Plans for attendance at the an
nual state layman's retreat which
will open at Notre Dame university
Thursday evening and continue
until Sunday morning were discussed
at a meeting of the local council of
the Knights of Columbus held Mon
day night. Several hundred mem
bers Of the Knights of Columbus rep
resenting practically every city in
Indiana in which a charter is held
Will arrive in South Bend Thursday
for the opening Of the retreat.
The local council expects more
than 200 members of the fraternal
order from Fort Wayne and large
delegations from other cities and
towns Of the state.
At the meeting held last night il
was estimated that several hundred
members of the local council would
join the outside delegates in attend
ing the retreat. Arrangements for
meeting and entertaining the visit
ing knights We're completed at the
session. The retreat will open at S
O'Clock Thursday evening.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-08
Fifty Girls Leave Tuesday
for City Recreation Camp

Groups of girls from the Grace
NJ. E church, the Haley school,
River Park, and the Tatapochoa
group OF Camp Fire Girls Will leave
Tuesday for 10 days at the Munich
pal Recreation camp at Lake Pleas
ant. There will DE so girls in the
party.
An entertainment viii be given
Monday evening at the Presbyterian
church in Edwardsbu~g by tn girls
who have been at tire camp during
the last period. Proceeds Will go
toward fund which will be used
next year for paying the expenses
Of children from the Orphans Home
at the camp.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-08
Ch0utGuqua
Program

TUESDAY MORNING
Concert .-....- Cramer- hurz Trio
TUESDAY AFTERNOON
LectuTe-"We T. Sssed on a Moder-
ate Income .--... EVELYN Hansen
TUESDAY NIGUT
Turn 90 the Right" .-...........
............. Great American Play
View York Cast
WEDNESDAY MORNING
Chlldren's Entertainment ..........
Duval Brother, Magic and Mystery
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON
Artists Concert .................
Lieurance Little symphony Orch
WEDNESDAY NIGHT
Lieurance.s Little symphony orch.
Lecture-Io be Announced
THU RSDAH MORNING
Chiidrens Entertainment
Mary MasOns MariOnettes ....-...
-..- -.........-..... Mary NJ Mason
THURSDAY AFTERNOON
Failures Of the Misfts..
..-.....-. Chester Milton Sanford
Thu RSDAY NIGHT
Friendly Enemies" ..............
... ...-..-. Modern Comedy Drama
FRIDAY AFTERNOON
Popular Concert. .Nlerta Hawaiians
FRIDAY NIGHT-JOY NIGHT
jess Pugh, Fun Specialist.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-08
UPWARD MOVEMENT
CONTINUES AT n. Y.
Good Investment ID e m an d
Noted at Days Session on
Gotham Exchange.

NEW YORK. Aug. - (By A. P
With comparatively few excep-
tons, the upward movement in
prices was continued in Mondays
stock market. While the market
lacked indications Of any extensive
public buying. a good investment
demand was noted for some Of the
high grade rails and industrials
several Of which reached new top
prices for the year.
Among the rails which broke
through for new top prices We're
Chesapeake and Ohio Chicago and
Northwestern, Pere Marquette.
Great Northern preferred, ST. Paul
preferred and Southern railroad
preferred. which registered gains Of
one TO two points. The strength of
the northwestern group was at
tributed TO the unusually good crop
prospects for that region.
Strength OF such equipment is
sues IS American ana baldwin LO-
comotive and Pullman company,
which were up 11a 10 nearly three
points, was founded on the belief
that the TAI roads scCr would be
required 10 bring up their depleted
car AMI locomotive stocks TO take
care of the expected heavy demand
this fall. Iontgome', Wards ex-
tremely favorable semi-annual
earnings statement furnished the in
centive for the buying of mail order
shares. Exceptional strength Of
Kresge End Woolworth. which
scared five and eight points. re-
spectively. was ascrf5ej 10 the Dos
sibility Of extra disbursements this
fall.
Other st,cng spots in the indus
trial group were Adams Express
Associated Oil, Corn Products. Oas
Steel, National and Loose Wiles Bis
cults. Pale utiliucs Also were n
good demand. substantial gains be-
ing scored ~ North American De
troit Edison Phila ie,lh.a company
and Brook " Edison.
Rumors Of further -u.s N auto
mobile t-ss caused a. reacuoa n he
shares OF that group GooGri1h
dropping As points, Chandler Mot
ors also was reacc ouary. Total
sales were approximately $4,000
shares.
Call money opened NJ 5iz per
cent ard rose 70 four IN the after
noon. h ding az that figure un 81
the close Time money rates were
virtually unchanged.
Sterling exchange VAS up 4 cent.
but the cOntiLenta! RACES were r.
regular. Owing 20 tne 'auk nOh-
day in London. there vas little ac-
tivity in foreign eX .ts-Ze here.
Rumanian exchange which recently
had been active, touched a new
high price today, the lei rising %
points 10 los cents.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-08
DetectiUe Captain MouTns
Loss Of His Pet Canine

Supt. OF Detectives Horace Ham
i.ton has been morose and sorrowful
for the past two days and the men
in his department were inclined 70
believe that some or the well known
bootleggers about town had his
goat"
.'Not So" said Horace last night.
I lost my dog
The captains pet canine. a black
and white female bulldog, wandered
from home saturday and has since
failed TO answer for call TO daily
chow" something unusual for the
deg
The dog answers to the name OF
Dot" and has its tail cut short and
is ears cut long Dot" has two
round black spots on his back and
another on left side near the front
les. the rest of the body being
white. The left eye and ear Il also
black
The captain will pay liberal re-
ward for any information concern
ing his dog.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-08
VICTIM OF SHOOTING
Is EXPECTED TO DIE

LAPORTE Ind. Aug 7.-(Spe-
ciaU--Wesley Morgan. 40 years old,
who was shot by Oscar Morris. p.
a number Of weeks ago and who
was believed TO be on the road to
recovery. was reported by his ply
stefan Monday night 70 be in
critical condition with little hope Of
recovery. Morris was committed 10
the state penal farm TO serve a term
OF so days for assault and Monday
night the penal farm warden was
notified 20 hold Morris under close
surveillance pending the issue in
Morgan's case. Morris will be tried
for first deEree murder in case
Morgan dies. The latter was shot
when he requested Morris 20 pay
him so cents which he had bor-
rowed
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-08
LIQUOR RAIDERS
NAB FOUR PERSONS
Woman Included in List of AL
legged ViOlatOrs- Still and
Liquor Seized.

Raids by the police Monday after
noon and evening resulted in the
discovery Of one 1O-gallon STILL a
quantity of liquor and the arrest Of
four law violators.
Steve Nemith, 1888 w. Napier St,
was arrested following a raid at his
home shortly after $50 o'clock IN
the evening. About a gallon Of
mule" was found at his home.
Esther Szabo, 1882 W. Napier ST.,
living next door to the Nemeth
home, was arrested following the
discovery Of 1O-gallon still in the
cellar of her residence. A small
amount of mule was found.
Jacob RosinSki, 1886 S. Scott ST.,
was nabbed at his residence after
the officers found about a gallon of
mule" at his home. The other
violatOr, Sam ROdin, 80 s. Chaplin
ST. had about a half gallon Of
mule"
All were released after furnishing
bonds for their appearance today in
court.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-08
Famous Black Horse" Troop
" III Camp IN City Today

The famous hlack horse troop OF
Culver Military Academy viii camp
n Potowat0mie park today and
STAGE an exhibition driu in the at
teruooa. Rough riding trick rid
inc. and troop drlu viii comprise
their exhibition The troop gained
international fame by being the on
~ escort a vice-president has ever
had serving in that capacity twice
FOR Thomas Marshall
The troop spent Sunday az Niles.
where they were guests OF the Niles
Buchanon Country Club. giving an
informal rouEh-ridlng exhibition IN
the field adjo.n.ng the west grounds
81 the club. Yesterday they were
az Eagle Lake.
LAe,. Coz. Robert Rossow. who IS
ia charge OF the troops annual hike
nas announced the following points
20 be included in the itinery. Aug
rs 9th Plymouth and then back TO
culver.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-08
REPRESENTATIONS
OF LITERARY MEN
GIVEN BY LANDON
Large Crowd Enjoys Chautau-
qua Program - Present
Turn to the Right" Today.

Sidney Landon last night enter
tanned more than a thousand persons
with his representations OF great
literary men on the third day OF the
Redpath Chautauqua program at
Leoper park. Mr. Landon furnished
character studies OF number OF
famous American authors. imperson-
ating wit with pathos in his present
atoms.
His offering was in no sense a
lecture but as ne said. more Of a
Characterization OF some OF our
leaders in the literary field. He
altered his appearance by use Of a
makeup box and wigs in order
that the Representations appear more
lifelike.
Landon first gave a realistic pic
ture OF Samuel l. Clemens, better
know as Mark Twain" as he deli
vered a speech on "Childhood's Hap
by Days" before a gathering Of
friends in New York who were cele-
brating his 10th birthday. He pre-
faced the Interpretation By a short
sketch Of Clemon's life.
Following this. he portrayed a
man whom he said was misunder-
stood by the public-Edgar Allen
Poe. He described how the current
idea - Poe's addiction TO dope
sprang from a jealous friend named
ne. ufisNen, who published a SLAM
dCr0us articla to that effect after
the great authors death Landon
initiated Poe giving his poem Of
"Annabelle Lee" which was de-
scribed as heart throbs from the life
Of the man and his beloved wife.
The portrayal of Bill" Nye as
given by LandOn, was the most hum
orous feature of the program and
kC ~ the audience laughing. Nye
was depicted as akwardly delivering
speech on "Our Boy" from the
lecture platform, standing through
ont in one position, but gesturing
clumsily to bring out points in his
amusing speech.
Landon closed with a tribute 70
Longfellow, whom he declared was
the most widely read of all Ameri-
can poet and whose works breathed
simplicity, law, order. and peace.
The great poet was shown in his
old age discussing the beauty Of
death
Previous to Landon's lecture,
Irene Stolofsky and Assisting Art
lists gave a charming musical pro-
gram. Miss Stolofsl<y. violinist:
George Imbrie, baritone; and Fred
erick Persons. pianist, comprised
the act. All are accomplished art
lists who were able 10 render sew
eral difficult selections with ease.
Each of them gave solos. A short
version Of Strauss Blue Danube"
played by Persons, Miss Stolofsky's
imitation OF bagpipes, and Imbrie's
rendation of The Road TO Manda-
lay" drew encores.
The afternoon performance con-
sisted of a program by Irene Stol-
ofsky and her company which de-
lighted music lovers. Many classi-
cal numbers were given.
The Junior Chautauqua for child
rem will be given at 10 o'clock this
morning. This afternoon Miss
Hansen will deliver her lecture on
How TO Dress on a Moderate In
come" In the evening a rroduc-
ton OF the famous play Turn to
the Right" viii be given by a pro-
fessional cast.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-08
CAMPUS SLEEPS As
RENOVATORS SPEED
AT NOTRE DAME U.
Students and Faculty Away
for Outing-Rush Dorm
Work-2,O00 to Enroll.

With the departure Of the Notre
Dame summer school students. all
haste is being made 20 finish build
ing and renovation work now being
done at the university. before the
opening OF the fall school term,
Sept. IS.
Work on the temporary dormi-
tory being built on the Carroll hall
campus is, being rushed 10 such an
extent that already the main floor
and siding up TO the second floor
has been completed. The building is
about 225 feet long and extends
from near the gym" 70 the north
ern extremity OF the Carroll campus.
When completed. it Will have "a
rooms and accommodation for
nearly 200 students
Add New Lockers.
Clearing out of the store rooms
on the north side Of the gymnasium
10 make way for additional lockers
was practically finished Monday and
by using the additional space afford
ed. il is planned 10 double the num-
Der Of lockers now in the sym. The
great Increase in the popularity Of
athletics at the university has made
increased facilities for both the ath-
Ietes and spectators imperative. Close
10 100 candidates were out for spring
football practice and when track and
basketball athletes begin their work
outs before the close of the grid
schedule. It is doubtful if sufficient
quarters will be available even with
the additional lockers.
Cement tiers are being built 70
hold the football stands which are
10 be transferred TO the baseball
field Work on the new football
stands will necessarily be delayed
until the old stands are removed late
this week. Creosotine of the joints
in the football stands on the west
side Of Cartier field. was finished
last week
Faculty on Vacation.
Minor improvements such as the
moving Of the director of studies Of
fee and that of the registrars into
the room formerly occupied by the
Carroll hall refectOry. must be COM
pleted before he opening Of school
Renovation of the floors and walls
in Corby hall is nearing completion.
Although officials hesitate to es-
innate the number of students to be
enrolled at the university in the fall,
they predict, by the steady increase
of recent years, that the enrolment
Will be well over the 1000 mark.
Practically all rooms in the sopho-
more. junior and senior halls. were
reserved before the close Of the
school term last June. In anticipa-
ton OF an overflow attendance. hun
dreds Of rooms in South Bend are
being listed as available for stu
dents.
Most OF the faculty members are
leaving this week for vacations in
various parts Of the country while
the campus is undergoing its annual
summer slumber between school ses-
sions.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-08
Pint Bottle of Booze is
DeUOrakS Fare IN UngOn

i a n unlaWful POSSESSION
charges resulting from his arrest
Sunday night. Neday Devorak. SIS
Diamond av.. waived arraignment in
city court Monday and obtained ?
hearing OF his case for wednesday.
OFFICERS DeLee and kubiak found
Devorak at Sample and Chaplin SITS.
toting a pin, bottle containing
''moonshine" whisky.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-08
ambition to ShOtO FiStic
PrO1UeSS Lands Bud IN Cell

Bud Jackson, a, us Polk St.
packs a nifty wallop. according to
ROY Smith, 1913 Glover st. Bat
Ting Bud is said 10 have exhibited
his fstic poweress to Smith at Main
st. and Washington av. at O'Clock
yesterday afternoon much TO the
Embarrassment of Smith
officer Chrobot put an end TO the
one-sided affair when a large crowd
gathered, placing Jackson under ar
rest charged with assault and bat
terry. Jackson posted a $50 bond
and Cheerfully walked out OF the
station we'll pleased with his work
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-08
More Than 200 attend Big
KeIIy-FuIImer Family Meet

The 21st annual reunion OF the
Kelly families, held at
Woodland. Sunday, was attended by
90 members from various cities in
Indiana and Ohio.
An interesting program of enter
tainment and sports was enjoyed.
Dinner was served at noon. The
Oldest person present was Mrs. Kate
Walters Of Bremen. 90 years of age.
The youngest was Clara Nettie
Kelley. two months old. The reun-
ion next year will be held the first
Sunday in August, the place to be
announced later.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-08
Rep. Hickey to ADDRESS
Lions Club Meet Tomorrow

Andrew j. Hickey. L. Ssrepresen-
tative for the 18Th congressional
district, will be the honorary guest
and principal speaker at the weekly
luncheon meeting of the local Lions
club 10 be held at the oliver hotel
Wednesday noon.
A special program Of entertain
ment, together with the address by
Congressman Hickey. is expected to
make the meeting one Of the feature
programs of the summer schedule.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-08
UIiS TO Represent Robert
Johnson Post at Legion Meet

James =. Ills Will represent the
Robert Johnson post No. 500 OF the
American Legion at the Legion state
convention 20 be held at Terre Haute
sept 26-2S. IL was announced at a
meeting Of the local post held Nom
day night at the Chamber OF Com
merCe.
The mem bers OF the post VIII give
a dance az the Tribune building on
Aug. is TO defray expenses Of send
ing delegate 10 the convention. Il
was decided.