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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-08
WASHINGTON. koyo g,

WASHINGTON, kovo g..
Kongreso komitetas isspren-
de, kad kareiviams vetera-
mans bonusai nebus mokami
pinigais. Bet hekvienam We
teranui bus duodamas certifi-
katas, kuriame lures but pa
zzymeta skiriamoji suma.
Su tokiais certifikatais We
teranai gales kreiptis bile ban
kan ir gauti uz JUGS paskolos.
Bankas gales skolinti so nuo-
simeiq pazymetos certiflka-
tuose sumos.
Paskola bus gera trejiems
metams. Ir jei po trejq me
tn veteranai negrazins skolos,
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-08
kick AMERIkOS LlETO-
Wy SVAzIAVO lEIO-
Won.

WASHINGTON, III-3 d.
(Elta). - Ligi 1922 m. sau-
sio l d. Lietuvos Atstovybes
Washingtone buvo iSduota
6,302 pasQ il 1,161 VIA.
Kadangi vienu pasu vazia-
vo daznai visa Seimyna, todel
prakircciui reikia skaityti, kad
ligi to laiko yra iSvaziave Lie
tuvon apie $4,000 asmenE,
1922 m. sausio m6nesl lSva-
ziavo 90 aSmenys, Tasario
m6resi S7S asmenQ-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-08
CHICAGOJE. C
lPRoKURoRo G1M1NA1T1s
NUzUDYTAs..

Chicagos italy kolionijoje
uzvakar vakare ivyko nauJa
zmogzudyste. Nezinomi pix
tadariai ant kampo Sedgwick
ir West Division gat. nuzu-
de turtinga jauna italia Ami
ceti Benedict, klrio moterls
.yra gimininga valstijiniam
prokurorui Grove.
Benedict is namq iSvadin-
tas per telefona. Jis buvo rel
kalaujamas Italu Atletinln
kliuban.
Isejusi ant mineto gatviq
kampo uzpuole piktadariai.
vaziaye automobiliu, ir nuso-
We.
Burial policijos If detekti-
WI apjuose italll kolionija. A
restuota keletas intariamq.
Prokuroras Grove pripazl
sta, kad Benedetti buvo "a.
maus budo vyras. Nesimaist
politikon.
Del to nerandama priezas
tbs, kas Ella turejo ivykh. Ga
tai bus juodrankiq darbas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-08
METALyOL. VII.
PINIGYNO SEkRETORIUS PREsINCAS BONUSAMS

tai jie neteks certifikatq. Te-
Claus bankams skola lures at
moketi vyriausybe.
Sumanymas, rodos, geras.
TeGiaus pinigyno sekretorius
Mellon SUI tuom sumanynu
griezztai nesutinka.
Jis sake, kad praejus tre-
iiiems metams Suv. Valstijos
su tais certifikatais susilauks
tokiq dideliu nesmagumq, kad
nezinos nei ka pradeti. Mes
prisieis' veteranu skolas atmo-
heti, gi izde nebus .pinigp.
Sekretorius Mellon nori,
idant bonusu klausimas butq
atidetas neapribuotiems lai-
kams.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-08

NAUMIESTIS, Sakiu ap.
Naumiestyje yra sios mokyk-
los; 4 komplektai pradhos lie
tuviu mokyklos. Mokytojau-
ia 3 mokytojai. Viena evan
gelikl mokykla. Vienas mo-
kytojas. 2 komplektai zydu
pradzios mokyklos. Mokyto-
iauja 2 mokytojai. Yra 3 Ha-
siu zydp progimnazija, kuri
simet isikure. II svarbiausla
"ziburiou draugijos zinioje
esanti gip1nazija, kurioje> yra
simet iau 5 Aases. Be to, dar
"ziburys" turi prieglauda
vaikams, kurioj taipat noko,
aukleja viena mokytoja.
mT. Sargas"
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-08
PAGAMINTA AIRIJAI
KONsTITUCIJA.
Ateinanti birzeli bus balsa-,
vimai.

DUBLINAS, kovo 8. Al
rijai konstitucija jau pagaml-
no komitetas pirmininkaujant
Darrell Figgis. siandie tas
dokrmentas bus induotas pro
viizionalei ,>valdziai. Ateinan-
ii birzelio menesi konstitQcija
bus pavesta balsuoti AiriJos
gyventojams.
Kaip ilgai gyventojai bal.
sais nepatvirtins konstituci
jos, tas dokumentas nebus pa.
Quotas Anglijos vyriausybel
Tx paskui tas bus atlikta.
Konstitucijoje irasyta, kao
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-08
DIR. KAPP NORI PASI-
DUOTI.

BERLYNAS, kovo s. III
nomas monarchistu >revollucl-
jos vadas DR.. Kapp, kuris lal-
kinai buvo iSgrioves cia Eber-
to vyriausybe, is svedijos pra
nese, kad jis Saukiamas Leip-
zigo teisman stosias su sally,
ga, jei nebus arestuotas. JlS
nori teisme iSsiteisinti.
Po revoliucijos DR.. KapE
pabego svedijon. Matyt, da'
bar jam norisi gryzti Woke.
tijon.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-08
MsTERIO PASIENIAIS DlRBDlNAMl APkASAE

Laisvosios Airiu valstybes
kariuomen6, nepaklusni pro-
vizionalei valdziai, kazko lau=
kia pilnai iSrengta.
Kit nepaklusnieji provlzlo-
nalei val6ziai kareiviu burial
(zinomi valeristai) okupuoJa
miesta Limerick. JQ skalt-
Illus kasdien didinamas. kas-
dien jie daugiau uzima ivai-
riQ viesQjQ butQ.
Is Gionai prizes tuos suhle-
lius Limericke pasiqsta lstlh--
mqiu kareiviQ stiprus burys'
Su savimi Jis pasleme II kul-
kasvaidzius. Gal bus megina-
ma suEilusius numalsinti il
varu priversti paklusnuman.
Airijos padetis siandie di,
dziai rimta. Pramatomas cl-
wills karas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-08
LIETUVOS VOKIEGIy DE-
RyBOS DEL LIKVDAVIMO
OST MARkIy,

WASHINGTON, - III-3 d.
(Elta). - Vasario p d. pra-
sidejo Lietuvos finansin6s de
rybos su vokieSiq delegacija
del vokieciQ okupacijos ives
tn Lietuvoje pinigV. VokieGiq
markas gan plaGiai buvo Lie
tuvoie vartojamos. Tik SeslQ
didesniu Lietuvos bankQ apy-
varta perniai sieke devynIs
miliardus iris Simtus mlllonq
markiQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-08
PREMIERAS L|EKAS
SAvO VIE T0JE
Jis Turf Baigti Pradetus
ReikaIuS

LONDONAS, kovo s. - Is
patik6tinQ versmiQ patirta,
kad> Anglijos premieras Lloyd
George tikrai buvo names re-
zignuoti. Teciaus kai-kurlQ
kolegu perkelb6tas rezigna7l-
ma atdejo. toliau.
Sakoma, kad Lloyd George
norris duoti progos savo poll
tiniams prieSams paslrlnktl
tinkamq Anglijos reikalams
vesti premierq. Gi tuoml lal-
kotarpiu jis pasidarbuoSlqs IS
spresti svarbiausius AnghJos
reikalus, kuriems trukdymas
negalimas.
Siandie Anglia tarp dauge-
lio reikalQ tu,i du svarbiau-
siu. Tai Airijos Hausimas II
suSaukiamoji Genoa konfe-
rencija.
Airijos klausimas yra gy-
vas klausimas. Tas Nausl-
mas Anglijos politicians ne
duoda ramyb6s. Airijai duo
ia dominijos laisva. Teclaus
aalfS airiQ nepasitenkina. Is
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-08

KYBARTAI, j. E. seimo
Vyskupo paredymu, s. m. va
sario 5 d. paskelbta nauja KY
bartp katalikp parapija, ku-
rial priklausys Kybartq mics
tas, Kybartu kaimas, Bajorai
If Daugelaieiai; ligi siol bu-
vusi Kybartu katalikp koply-
eia pakelta i parapijos bazny-
.Gia.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-08

to tarpe paciq airiq gall pa
kilt didele kova. Kasgi XII
tas lures juos taikinti, jel ne
Anglia.
Genoa konferencija Angli-
jai yra labai svarbi. Su ia
konferencija Anglia tikisi pa
taisyti visos Europos ekono-
mine padeti, Kuomet tai bus
atlikta, il paGios Anglijos e
konomine padetis pageres.
Premieras Lloyd George su
tais ir kitais reikalais artl SUI
sipazines. Del to, daugells
politikQ sutinka, kad jis tuos
relkaluS II SpreStQ. Luz Id
biau, kad naujam premlerul
nevyktp pradetp darbq ba1g-
ii.
Pagaliaus Lloyd George
skaitosi senas Anglijos diplo-
matas. Del to dauguma poll
tiku 10 veikimu pasitlh.
Aiskus daiktas, kad Angll-
ioje politinis krizis jau pere-
jo ir premieras Lloyd George
iSSnaujo turi liuosas rankas.
? - ~.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-08

DUBLINAS, Airija, kov. 8.
- 'Ulsterio provincijos paste
niais padttis labai llmta. Ul-
sterio kareiviai vietolnis ga-
NINA apkasus. Kitur apkasal
jau parengti.
Visu pIotu nuo Clones !
SSiaurius kareiviai vietomls
jan sulinde j apkasus IL kas
valanda. pasirenge atmustl
Laisvosios AiriQ valstybes az
mijos puolima.
Del to kuone visals paste
niais sustoje visoki darbal II
znonip uzsiemimai. zmonlQ
per6iimai arba perVazlaV1lhal
,skersai sienQ yra didziai ap-
sunkinti.
Ana diena keletas zmonlQ
megino pervaziuoti siena su
duona. Keli persauta.
Kick atokiau nuo paslenlQ
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-08

KALVAR1JA, Marlamp.
apskr.). Prizes kara da br1vo
apskrities miestas. DidzloJo
karo metu jis tapo veik visai
isgriautas. Kick sveikesne IL
kosi Piles gatve, krlrios ga
le riogso buvusio garsaus
Kalvarijos kalejimo (it koli-
zejaus) griuvasiai. cia rusu
reakeijos laikais buvo kalina-
mi uz lietuvyste musp tautl-
mes samones zadintoja, DR..
Y. Kudirka (V. Kapsas), DR..
Grinius If daug htq to laiko
veikeju.
Ddpdl lii1estas 1J"u 1
is griuvesln. Jau dang yra
pastatytu II dar tebestasomq
murlniq manu- hltl renglasl
pavasaryje. Kadangi eia bu-
Vuslos rusq skarelvnles .aiP-
pat tapo lsgflautos, oouel "
plytos yra parduodamos klek
pgesne kama kas uuoua pne-
stui gallmyees klek sparciau
atslstatytl'
sugriuvus miestui dauguma
gyventoiq issishaide ir neku-
rie ;jau apsigyveno htose vie
-tose, If neturedami didesnio
.ro.r;;o,,+,1 noJn,1
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-08
PINIGU KURSAs.

svetimp saliq pinigq yerte,
mainant nemaziau 25,0OO dol
kovo z d. buyo tokia pagal
Merchants Loan 8 Trust Co.
Anglijos sterl. svarui 4.32
Prancijos> 100 FRANKLY $40.
Italijos 100 liru 40
Lietuvos 100 auksinq 40
vokietijos 100 mardq 40
Lenkq 100 markiq .O2
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-08
GRAzUs PAVYzDIs.

WASHINGTON, III-2 d,
(Elta).- AtsiIankius Letu-
vos Atstovui j Shenandoah,
Pa, vietin6s lietuvip parapl-
los klebonas kun. Pautienlus
pirko Lietuvos Laisves pasko
los bonp w $4,000.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-08
sAKoMA, PABEGFs
GEARY

Chicagoje pasklydusi zinia,
kad is pamiselip istaigos pa
beges ir Chicagon atvykes ii
nomas zzinogzudis Geary.
Geary savame lake n1lzu-
de chicagoje zmQgq If pasek'
meje teismo pripazintas be
prociu.
Gal kartais jis reikalingas
vietos politikieriams.
Teeiaus zinia apie jo pabe.
gina dar nepatyirtinta.
sAvIEJI REMKITE SAvAs
ISTAIGAS.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-08
MERKULoV ATsIsAKE
NUO PREZIDENTO
VIEToS.

ELADIVosToKAs, koFo
8 d. spiridon Merkulov re-
zigrlavo 5ia is priesbolsevisti-
MO prezidento vietos. Tai "a pa
dares del nesveikatos. 10 vie
ia laikinai lzeme majoras Je-
remeiev.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-08
ORAS.

CHICAGO. ~ siandie dai-
lus. oras; kick silaiau; praaju-
sia nakti temperature buvo
26 laipspiai! siandie pietvaka-
riniai yeiai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-08

Airijos valstyben ineina If
Ulsterio provincial, kuriai
bus palikta plat savyyalda su
nuosaya legislature.
Konstitucijos pagrindiniai
posmaii paimti is Kanados ko-
Institueijos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-08
ALBANIJA REIKALINGA
PINIGU.
Nori paskolos; zada zibalo
koncesija.

ROMA, kovo Z. Albani-
jos uzsieniQ reikaM minlste-
ris, vyskupas +. S. NolL ko-
respondentui nupasakojo apie
Albanijos padeti. Sake, kad
del Albanijos zibalo kovoja
tpijq tautq privatines kompa-
Ihijos.
"Musq zibalo- versmes, .
sake minister's, "bus paVes-
tos eksploatuoti bile kompanl-
jai, kuri sutiks su musq sally
gomis. Nuns siandie yra la
bal reikilingi pinigai. Norime
isteigti nuosava valiuta, del
ko butinai reikalinga pradziai
tur6ti 10 milionQ amerikonls-
ku dolerip. w tai mes esam
pasiketine moketi gera nuosi-
mt. Rasi, tas kas NUNS pa
skolins pinigp, lengvoms sa-
lygonlis gales gauti zibalo
koncesiR.
Bus nustatyti pasieniai.
"Kiti musQ vargai visu
greitumu nyksta. Ambasado-
rip tarybos komisija veikiai
atvyks Albanijon nustatyti
galutinas sienas, pasiremiant
1913 metq sutartimi.
"Siandie italai il jugosla-
vial turi uz6lne nemazus Al
banijos zemes plotus. Kuo-
met komisija nustatys sienas,
tie ir kit is musq zemiQ pa
sitrauks.
Anglia, Prancija If TIA
Liza prize sienQ nustatymo dl-
plomatiniu reprezentantu pa
skyre gen. Allenby. Sis, pa
kilus gin6ams, abb pusi tai
kins.
Nesiplo niekam karInos.
"Kuomet Albanijos sienos
bus nustatytos, tuomet mes
sauksime konstitucijine kon.
Fvencija. Konvencijoje bus nu.
tarta, ar musu valdzios for.
ma turi butt republikonine al
monarchine.
|
"Turiu priederme pasaky.
ii, jog visoki pasakojimai, buE
mes siulome karuna tam al
kitam, yra pramanyti.
"Albanijos ekonomine pa
detis daug zadanti. Geologa
istyre, kad musQ Sails trlr
daug ANGLES ir platinos. Tie
turtai dar visai nepaliesti.
"Albanija yra daug dekn
ga uz viska buvusiam pref
dentui Wilsonui. Ir laukis
formalio Americas pripazini
! mo. Mes esame pakviesti Ge
noa konferencijon. II laips
.niskai istojame htps tautq eli
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-08

70 18. Stems metams M. Sa-
vyvaldybes nutarimu pallkta
Ia smuklip. Teko pastebeti,
kad Kalvarijos If apylinkes
pilieciai "pragarine" irgi ge-
raj maukia If daznai posimis
zeme braizo.
"Blaivybes" draugija Gia
dar negimusi, mes nera jai au-
kletojp.
"T. sargas"
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-08

MONTREAL, kovo s.
Gia sudege miesto butas su
brangintinais doKumentais.
Nuostoliai siekia i 10 milo
nQ dol
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REzIGNAvo IsPAN1Jos
KABINETAs. q

MADRTDAs, kovo 8. AT
sistatydino Ispanijos kabine-
tas, kuriam pirmininkaVo An
tonic Maura.
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-13
COUNTY SHERIFF TO WAGE WAR ON ROAD HOUSES
Corn and Hay Crops Go to Waste
Creating Big Financial Problem,
Observes Charles Arthur Carlisle
IN COZ. CHARLEs ARTHUK CARLISLE.

ABOARD LIMITED Francisco
and hay is
the
all waiting for distribution
question have
pile of there stands great waste What wonderful
and with the railroads by
others help the Will until the
planting
all interested
Chicago Monday
visit Philippines
with a delightful lot for
At a mile Is
of
Columbus
feeding in the fields
dreds of hogs turned loose in the
route and we pass many automobiles going
fine
the Mississippi and the Missouri rivers and the Elkho
out In hta of Wyoming
bloody battles with Indians
record
We cross the northern of
wndns the Oliver plows
make US feel
note to it will tell of friendly
that may interest friends
Honolulu ' 10
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-13
Rotary BOWing
League Members
InAn111GaI Dinner
Prizes Awarded individuals
and Teams in League for
Records During Season.

Prizes were awarded individual
bowlers and teams OF the Rotary
bowling league at the first annual
dinner Of the league held Thursday
night in the Turkish room Of the
Oliver hotel
The "Ziglers." the winning team
of the league for 1921, received the
first award, while Howard Pruyne
held the highest individual record
for the season The Christmas"
and "O'Briens' received second and
third awards for the years team
stanGing.
Others receiving awards were:
Miles O'Brien for highest average in
a single game; Frank Christman.
for high individual record in three
games, and Z. Austin, Robert Sny-
der. l. y Hennings, G.. Bunker and
Joe Neff entered into the prize list
for highest average of their teams
Fl. Pruyne. T. Austin. NJ. C'Brien
NJ. r. Pollock and f. ShumaKer re-
Ceived awards for high individual
single game average.
Following a short talk by r. A.
Schneue. president Of the South
Bend Bowling league. the Rotary
league voted to Join and be affiliated
with the city league. The 1922 bowl
ing schedule will begin Monday
night with games at the Orpheum
alleys
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-13

His unusual ability as a sleuth
has earned him a considerable rep
utation IN this part of the country.
and the head OF the Pinkerton de-
tective agency claims that he is the
'cleverest detective In the middle
west" His fearless manner in deal
ing with the most notorious crimi-
nails in the country has won him the
admiration and respect of these
men.
In all the years OF his service on
the local department, officers de-
clare, Cassidy very seldom carried a
gun or any other weapon When
ever he got into a tight place" they
said, he always depended on his two
fists to protect, and on very few &C.
casions did he suffer any i'll effects
from this method.
Served I'm Every Role.
He has served in every capacity
on the department. He rose from
an officer to chief of police, then
headed the detective department for
several years, and then once more
held the position as leader OF the de-
partment.
During the past administration,
although Peter B. Kline was official
" recognized as chief of police, it is
said, Cassidy's word carried a great
deal more weight than Kline's.
With the placing Of Cassidy
name on the pension fund, Sergt.
Charles Keller, a member of the
board, declared that more than $500
per month is now being paid out to
former members of the department,
and to widows and children OF for
mer officers.
The money is procured from a sum
taken annually from each member
which amounts 10 about SIS per
year. Besides Sergt. Keller. Capt.
William Cordier, Officers Saberniak
and Jennings, and Detective William
Delinskl are also on the pension
board.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-13
FILES AFFIDAVITS
AGAINST TWO men
AFTER LONG DELAY
JellisOn Has Burglary Charges
Brought After Holding
Men Four Months.

After four months delay Pros
Floyd o. Jellison filed afidaNts late
Thursday afternoon charging Eu-
gene Brown and William Darden
with burglary The two colored
men had been incarcerated in the
county Jail during that time. being
held on direct orders of the prose-
CutOr on suspicion.
It was only after Harry =. Tay-
Tor, county poor attorney, acting in
mis- capacity Of poor attorney. filed
petitions for writs Of habeus corpus
against the sheriff that Mr.. Jellison
through his chief deputy. A H.
Hamborsky, produced affidavits
agaiEst the two men.
This probably means that the two
boys will have waited four months
TO have charges filed against them
and another four months before the
cases can be heard.
Hearing Before Montgomery.
Hearing on the petition for writ
OF habeus corpus was had before
Judge Chester r. Montgomery in
superior court. Mr.. Taylor contend
ed that the petitions for writs had
the same status as though no Grim
inal proceedings had been filed. and
that If the state desired 70 further
detain the men with warrants for
arrest, they would have to be served
IS the men left the court room.
Judge Montgomery gave Mr.. Tay-
Tor more time in which to present
law in his contention, continuing
the case until a later time.
The contention Of the state In
seeking to excuse the delay was that
the prosecuting attorneys office was
under the impression that the prose
cutting witness was out OF the city,
and the imprisonment Of the two
colored men for 120 days in the
county jail had escaped their atten-
tion in the press OF other business.
The men are charged with burg
larizing the Gilbert and Laziac army
store at Michigan St. just north of
the Grand Trunk station. Mr.. La
ziac signed the affidavits against the
two men.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-13
Veteran Police Officer Is
Awarded a Pension for Life
VILLAIN Cassidy, Automatically Removed From Post by
Seebr Board of Safety, Given 500 Per Month Pension
at Special Meeting of Committee

William Cassidy, for 80 years and
eight months a member OF the South
Bend police department, who was
removed from his position as assist
ant chief of police upon the advent
of the Seebirt regime, will receive a
life pension of $50 per month from
the South Bend police department
pension committee. according to the
announcement Of the action taken by
this body at a special meeting held
in the squad room at police head
quarters Thursday night The PEN
sion will go into effect Immediately
The pension law provides that an
officer Of the department after 20
years service shall be entitled TO re-
tire at a monthly salary Of $40. and
for each year OF service after that
time he shall receive an additional
50 per month.
Cassidy has been indirectly con-
nected with the activities of the local
department for the past 80 years,
but for eight years under the ad-
ministrations OF former Mayor Ed
ward ]. Fogarty. he was not a mem
Der OF the department. Previous to
the administration OF Fogarty he
had served Is years on the depart
ment, and Immediately after the
late Charles L. Goetz was elected
mayor OF this city he resumed his
place on the department and re-
manned there for 10 more years,
when he was removed by IL ction
OF the Seebirt board Of safet.
Automatically Removed.
The board automatically removed
him from the force by declaring the
Office OF assistant chief OF police va
cant and by failing 10 make pro-
vision for him in any other capacity.
Although Cassidy is no longer a
member OF the local department, Il
is said. he IS still on the payroll of
the Pinkerton detective agency, and
is also doing detective work for sew
eral OF the leading manufacturing In
dustries OF South Bend.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-13
RELIEVE LOCAL MEN
OF ANY LIABILITY
Chicago Court Decision Fa-
vors Clement and George
Studebaker IN Case.

Clement Studebaker, Jr, and
George NJ. Studebaker, Of this city,
we're relieved Thursday OF liability
in the bankruptcy case OF Marcuse
& Co. a brokerage firm, said 70 have
liabilities Of 100000. The decision
was made by Judges Page and Al
schuIer, Judge Evans giving a dis
senting opinion which upheld the
ruling Of Judge lands that the Stu
debakers were liable. The courts
ruling Thursday hello Benjamin Mar
cuse and Joseph Morris, partners in
the firm, liable.
In the original suit, brought more
than cwo years ago. the Studebaker
brothers, together with eight other
wealthy men Of Chicago, were named
as defendants in a suit brought
against the defunct brokerage COM
pany by a group OF the firms cred
itors. In the proceeding held in Judge
Lands court the Studebaker broth
ers were named as special partners
in the firm. this form OF legal action
being necessary after Judge lands
had ruled that he would have no
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-13
Richards, The Wizard, to AnS70er
Queries of Curious Who Submit
Their Questions to Ne70S Times

Unless South Bend is very differ
Cnt from every other city, ever per
son will be asking next week how
Richards. styled The Wizard, can
answer with apparent accuracy the
questions that are sent 70 him whe1
he appears at the Oliver.
Some people call him mind
reader: others attribute 10 him su-
pernatural powers; others try 10 ex-
plain his performances on the theory
of telepathy.
He does not claim to be anything
but an entertainer and let's his an
swers stand for themselves. In other
cities he has been able TO give the
correct response 10 those who have
asked him about the things that are
interesting or troubling them.
VIII Visit Ohice.
Business affairs, lost articles
missing relatives. the state OF an
other persons affections, where TO
go or what 10 do are just a few OF
the queries that he answers and he
does il in a way that excites At least
curiosity as 70 how Re does 1t.
Because the time OF his appear
ance on the stage and the fact that
the questions and answers are but
small part OF an evening Of magic"
The News-Times has arranged for
Richards 10 answer questions for
those who do not attend the per
Torrance or are unable 70 get their
questions answered.
Richards gives no private inter
views but he has consented 10 come
TO the office Of The News-Times each
day OF his appearance, promptly al
1880 o'clock. open in full view OF
those who may desire 20 watch him
the first SO letters received for each
day, dictate the answers. and con-
sent 20 their publication n The
News-T1mee.
There is. OF course, no. guarantees