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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-14
Three Motorists Held
For VIOLATING Statutes

Three automobile law violators
were arrested yesterday by local
police and cited TO appear in City
court today
Don -,iddle. 139 Pennsylvania av.
was arrested at $3.50 o'clock yester-
day afternoon at Michigan st. and
Jefferson blvd. by Officer Bloom
charged with operating a truck with
out rear view mirror.
Remis Doering, wakarusa, Is said
to have been operating his machine
without a certificate Of title or IL
cense and no card or container.
Doering was arrested at o'clock
yesterday afternoon by Officer K.
SMITH Bonds of 800 were fur
nished by Doering for appearance in
City court.
Charles Bailey, 452 Laporte av..
was arrested at 1880 o'clock last
night at Main ST and Washington st.
by Traffic Officer Hampton. charged
with falling to stop upon signal.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-14
Foreign Var Veterans Urge
Keeping Great Lakes Pos

The George \. Campbell post OF
the Veterans of Foreign Wars last
night adopted a resolution urging
the continuance Of the government
Of the Great Lakes station as naval
training station.
Copies Of the resolution were or
dered forwarded TO the assistant sec
rotary of the navy and to Congress
men Will Wood and Andrew Hickey,
requesting their support in working
for the maintenance Of this station.
The action was taken at the reg
ular meeting Of the Veterans of For
eign Wars held at headquarters in
Moose hall. Three new members
were obligated at the session. They
are Comrades Switzer Orgen and
Strong
The Veterans passed a vote Of
thanks to the various fraternal
civic and military organizations of
the city for their support and part
IN the Armistice Day parade
The meeting TO be held next Mon
day will be devoted TO a social time.
Entertainment will be featured.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-14
SOUTH BEND ELKS
INITIATE MICHIGAN
CITY GLASS OF 100
Visiting Delegation Met by
Band and Escorted to
Local Temple.

South Bend lodge No. 235, B. +
o. K. was host last night 20 the
Michigan City lodge at an initiatory
service and entertainment. one
hundred and fifty members OF the
Michigan City order participated IN
the celebration which began early IN
the evening when the visiting mem
bers were met at the South Shore
station by a large delegation and es-
corted 10 the club house. Eibel
hand headed the procession which
paraded through the downtown bus
mess streets.
The South Bend drill team eNem-
plified the degree work on the Mich
igan City class OF candidates, fol-
lowing which an elaborate entertain
uent furnished by professional tai
ent from Chicago was presented
Singing and dancing numbers were
offered by artists under the direc-
ton OF the Western Vaudeville club.
Luncheon was served after the en-
tertainment.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-14
RecOUer Ford Stolen
OUer -Four Years Ago

over four years ago Guy Smith
OF New Carlisle had "A Ford road
ster stolen from his private garage.
Yesterday the car was returned
through the activities OF Gordon
Oustot OF this city. member Of the
Indiana state police. The Ford
roadster during the four years in
terval, however, had been changed
into a Ford touring car.
The car was taken n on a trade
by a local garage man, who acted
in the belief that it was the prop
erty OF the man who made the
trade. The former owner also be-
lieved that it was nOt a stolen car.
Il had been registered IN Michigan,
but Otstot traced the machine
when an attempt was made 10 OBJ
tain a certificate OF title under the
Ind ana law.
Just who must stand the loss OF
the Ford is moot question,
Otstot declared, as both the garage
people and the former owner acted
in good faith.
The Indiana law requiring GER
tificates of title are working a hard
ship on those who operate with
stolen cars. even where the engine
number has been removed.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-14
THIRD TIME LIQUOR
LAW YIOLATOR GETS
so DAY JAIL TERM
South Street Soft Drink Par
Tor Proprietor Gets Cut in
Suspended Sentence.

Cases against four W. South 81.
liquor law defendants We're disposed
Of in city court yesterday afternoon
by the finding OF two proprietOrs
guilty and dismissal OF charges
against the other two, one an al
legged customer" the other a bar
keeper
Modest Kouwenberg. 81 W.
South St. who was given a last
minute continuance Friday, went 20
Jail for a period Of 80 days. The
revocation OF a formerly suspended
sentence and the clearing Of two
more recent cases constituted a COM
promise between the defendants at
to,ney and the court.
Following the disposal OF the
cases against kouwenberg, in which
6O-day suspended sentence was
cut in half on agreement that the
defendant would not seek an appeal
or a habeas corpus writ because Of
a technically shown upon the
docket. the charge against John
Van Lake, arrested with Kouwen-
berg Oct. q, was dismissed Van
Lake. giving his address as 511 w.
jefferson St, was in Kouwenberg'
establishment at the time OF the
raiding squads visit and was al
legged TO have received a bottle con-
tanning "moonshine."
Mary De May, in charge of the
De May soft drink" parlor at All
w South St. at the time officers
searched the place oct %, was
found guilty Of unlawful possession
Of liquor and in addition TO a fine
Of 500 and costs was given a sus-
pended jail sentence Of 80 days. Her
alleged bartender" Richard De-
Bairikmaker, same address, showed
10 the court that he had no claim
upon the liquor seized in the raid.
Both the De May and Kouwen-
berg bars were torn out by the
raiding parties during their visits
20 the two places last month.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-14
Herman DiUorce Case is Taken
to Court of Judge Montgomery

the prosecuting attorney 90 enter his
rame upon the appearance docket
that he may resist and defend said
petition on behalf Of and in the
name OF the state of Indiana.
THE statutes Of our state. Burns
1914. Section 1914. provide That
whenever petition for granting of
n divorce shall be fled I'm any of the
circuit or superior courts OF this
state. and the time fixed i'm the sum
mons Issued on said Tetition for the
return thereof has expired. and there
s n0 bonn f7e appearance Of coun-
sci FOR defendant entered in the ap-
pearance docket OF said courts for
The purpose of making a good faith
defense. IN the opiu on of said courts.
il shall DE the duty % the judges
of sad courts 10 notify the prose
cutting attorney OF the judicial dis
trict where said cOur,s are situated
20 enter his name upon the appear
9nce docket where said cause is
decketed and he shall resist and de-
fend said petition on behalf Of and
lu the name of the state Of Indi-
ana
7 merely insisted upon following
The Jaw of this state
If. after hearing the evidence.
would determine that under the law
the plaintin is entitled 10 a divorce.
] should have no hesitancy IN grant
ing it; IT, upon the other hand she
is not entitled to divorce. with
equal positveness would 7 deny Il.
"The fact that the parties hereto
might between themselves agree up
on a divorce. cannot alter the sirua-
ton The state OF Indiana IS a
proper third party 20 an divorce
suits. the interests Of the state are
in the keepinE Of the court. any
agreement between the parties 20 q
marital contract for a divorce IS
Collusive 20 the interest o. the state.
Il refused on Friday last 10 hear
Tho case without following The law
Any ether course. II seems 20 me.
would be a travesty upon ju,dice and
subject the laws of our state TO der
isIon
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-14
sorTH HENr M,rKrrs.
Corrected Daily by ID. s. Rowe. COS y
Michigan q. Phone Lincoln 5eS0l

Corrected Daily by ID. :. Rowe. COS "
Michigan Il. Phone Lincoln 52g0l
SEED MARKET
CLONEB-NCllum red. selling SO.
mammoth red. SIG. sweet clover s.
HAY. STRAW AND FEED.
Corrected Daily by the Wesley Miller
Flour and Feed Co. 4e0 s. Michigan ~.
Phone Main S85)
CQAN-faF WA zoe selling 5o9 soc
CLOVER SEED - Paying SIS se.ling
SO.
ALSlkE- Selling SO.
Selling Sl4
H4N-Payins SIG: selling s20d23 per
ton
TIJOTHY-SeIl'ng 500 Der bu
HIDES AND TALLOW
Corrected Daily ny =. ". IHppunan. 2il
y. Ma.u II. Phone Main 2siD
HIDES-4Eloc; ca.fskins l0Nl5
TALLOW-R Rendered Sc. rough 2d5e.
BEESWAN- 25cN35 per 10
WHEAT. CORN. OkTs. ETC.
Corrected Daily by ID. B. Morgan. star
Mills. Hydraulic av. Phone L-5og7D
COkN-P1yiug G1c; selling T5c.
OATS-PavinE soc; selling 60c
~ Paying GJc.
Selling s1GO cwt
BRAN Selling $50 cwt
SCRATCH FEED Selling = IS cwt
WHEAT Paying S115 per bu-
SEED Bj ChW HEAT - laying 81 IS;
leliing $50
CHOP FEED-Sl 60 cvvt
FRUITS AND PRODUCE.
Corrected DAILY by Brotherhood Grocer
geo y. Main 81 Phone M-Is5gA
FRUITS AND FEGETAI&T. LES - Call.
foTnia naval oranges. soc dozen.
GUTTER Paying 41c. selling 52c.
FRESH EGGS Paying 41c. selling SOC. :.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-14
cHICAGo LINEsToCK

CHICAGO, Nov 49, Receipts
10000 market slow. 56l0c lower Top
$50; heavy weight s. 2JFI 81: medium
weight SS40dSJj; light weight SS.30H
S45: light lights SS&OHN4j, heavy pack
ing smooth S7.7J0 80, packing sows.
rough S7.3JH7.So; pigs SS.35N $50
Receipts 1900; market cover
on best qualities Lambs S13M AGO. Gull
and common $3.50 - 80; yerlinz- wethers
5000 1928; ewes SjdS, Gull and com
mon S2.75d525.
CATTLE Receipts $1,000. market
steady 10 strong on best grades. Choice
and prime S1l75d 1880; medium good
ST-2Jd11.T5: common $500 -: good
and choice S9.J0M 1913, common medium
S52jM9J0; butcher cattle and heifars
S4G0a10.; COWS S3JOHS: bull, S3JOH
q. 80; Gamers and cutters s.. 58lI3 J0- can
ner steers S3G3.75, veal calves SS.75et
1919 feeder steers SjdITJ; StOcker
steer. 81 25a7.T5; stocker cows and heif-
ers 5000
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-14
MARKET DECLINE Is
THOUGHT NEAR END
Prices f luctuat e Monday,
With Most Closing Marks
Below Saturday.

NEW YORK. Nov. 13-(By A. P.)
stock prices see-sawed up and down
IN today's market rejecting in gen
eral the covering and selling opera
tons OF short Interests. who appear
ed 70 be In complete control. Final
prices were generally below those
OF saturday but the strength or the
resistance encountered at today s
lower levels indicated that the de-
cline had about run its course, al
least temporarily
felt OF nearly s6.5OO.O0O after pay
three points on publication OF the
annual report which showed a de-
dcate OF nearly Ss.500.O00 after pay
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-14
Slick Withdraws as Attorney
for Mrs. Tiernan-ActiOn
Taken When Dare Refuses
TO Appoint Special Judge.

Judge Lem J Oare. ln superior
court No. Q late this afternoon
venued the divorce suit filed in his
court by Mrs Augusta Herman
against prof John Z. Herman. in
structor In law az Notre Dame uni
versity. 20 superior court No. 1.
This action was taken after the
court had given attorneys interested
IN the case an opinion as 60 whether
the case should be tried in circuit
court or superior court No. The
case VIII now oe called for trial be-
fore JudEe Chester IontEomery
ATTY Thomas Slick appeared in
superior court 40 Monday morn
Ing and withdrew his appearance for
Mrs. Herman. Atty. sam Fe.wel
who had also entered his appearance
for Airs Herman. slgnlded his Will
ingness TO hIe change OF venue from
the court
Judge Oare refused 90 narle a
special judge 90 hear the case and
transferred the case 90 superior
court 80. H.
Judge Cares statement follows:
mere -rr4l-e 10 tt sumo --Al-E
missapp as 20 the position
the Court took IN this matter on
Las Friday did not refuse to hear
this cases This court Is constitutes TO
hear all causes within It's jurls lice
ton which are properly presented.
u the Judge IS personally consct Gus
OF any undue prejudice OF the exist
ence of any other cause disqual.ty-
Ing him. he viii voluntarily and
without application by either party.
appoint a special judge TO hear the
cause or. in his discretion. ne may
transfer the cause no another court
OF concurrent 5ur. sdIcton What
the Court aid refuse 20 do and still
refuses 20 do is 20 hear this cause
as a default action without notifying
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-14
CIGSS-BIOtUer BIanIes
VOIstead Act for Fall

Edward O'Reilly. So. giving his ad-
dress as I715 n. st. Louis blvd.
was arrested yesterday afternoon at
. O'Clock in the 100 block on y.
Michigan 81. by officer Kish on the
charge of begging.
O'Reiuy, according TO his story.
blames prohibition and the Volstead
act for his downfall Before the
days Of prohibition, O'Reil-y claims.
he WAS a skilled artisan, glass
blower b. trade and always had a
JOB and plenty Of money, But with
the ADVENT OF the Volstead act. and
the consequent diminishing of de-
mand for glasses, TASKS. etc, O'Reil-
" says there imm ediately developed
a surplus OF glass blowers. and he
was one OF the many who was forceG
90 look for other employment.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-14
HERE and THERE and EVERYWHERE

Judge DuCOmb, Monday. The man
was fined $40 and costs on a second
count. that Of assault and battery,
filed by the arresting officer.
Many hands make light work and
many make light of work.
Peter Paszf, 81 years old, 716 y.
Allen St, was arrested at Z o'clock
last night by officers O. Hamilton
and Bates, charged with assault and
battery on complaint Of his wife.
What do you think: 4 Zbyszko
wrestling match was cancelled because the
crowd wanted to hear Paderewsh play.
Persons who served on the cleo
ton boards viii be able to get their
compensation Wednesday, Clarence
Sedgwick. county auditor. announced
Monday following the allowing OF
election bill by the county commits
sioners at their regular weekly meet
ing.
Morgenthau blames America for Turk
troubles. 1t is only question OF time
until we get the bill.
A regulation L. 5. army blanket
and maroon colored overcoat were
stolen from the automobile belong
ing to 7. J. Green, 1047 Lawndale
az, according to a complaint re-
ceived by the police early Monday
morning The car was parked in
the 400 block on w Marion ST., the
I complaint added.
Since 1918 prices have dropped 10 times
and gone up IL.
Mrs. John Harrison, sos :. Rush
St. denies that George BulIens. ar
rested at Mishawaka for intoxica-
ton and who gave his home at that
address. lived there. No man by
that name had ever lived at her
rooming house. she declares.
Two robbers boarded an Ohio train,
but the porter brushed them of.
Fred CHASER is charged with con-
tempt OF court in papers filed in Su-
perior court No. /. Monday, asking
that he show cause why ne has not
continued paying "a a week TO his
wife, Blanch, from whom he was
divorced May 90, 1919. He is said 10
be $50 n arrears with his payments.
Cereals" says a doctor. "sre brain
food" That's food for thought.
Desertion is alleged i'm a suit for
divorce filed by Clarence II. Miller
in Superior court No. ., Monday In
which he states that his wife
Theoda, left him without reason on
April Is. 1922. They were married
Jan. :. 1920.
Most men tell their wives everything
even II they don't know il.
CHICAGO-Mrs. Allen Zeigenfus
startled the sunday paraders when
she appeared on Michigan blvd.
wearing a live fox for neckpiece.
L worked until the fox. a pet. took
after a chicken.
some OF these modern flats are a
small the children have TO stand ont In
the hall "a grow.
JOLIET-Guardss sent To discover
what became Of mail placed an
Joseph Erjavic's front porch. solved
the mystery when they saw Jones
pet goat munching decoy letters
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-14
Report improvement in
Samuel Leeper Condition

The condition of Samuel Leeper,
former president of the American
Trust Co, now retired, who was in
jured Sunday evening when struck
by an automobile driven by Glenn c.
Whiteman, was reported as slightly
improved last night.
DR.. J. L. Wilson. attending Mr..
Leeper expects a gradual recovery.
Mr.. Leeper received painful bruises
about the body. a slight scalp wound
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-14
SPIRIT AWAY SPIRITS.

CHICAGO, Nov. IS. - Ten men
representing themselves as prohibit
ton agents today carted away a
carload OF whisky from the Chesa-
peake and Ohio railroad yards. They
had escaped with the liquor In five
motor trucks before government
agents were Informed OF the snug
Cling OF the whisky and its removal
4 search forthe men IS under way.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-14
PROPOSE EXTENSION
OF FIRE LIMITS AS
EXPANSION POLICY
Councilman Hutchinson Pre-
sents Ordinance-Meet
PAYROLL Deficits.

An ordinance extending the pre-
sent Ere limits and Ere proof Inns
was introduced last night az n e
weekly meeting OF the Common
Council Several other ordinances,
Including two appropriation meas
ures were also considered by the
council.
The ordinar,e designating the new
Ere limits and dre-proof limits,
sponsored by COMMUNICATIONS
Ralph Hutchinson, proposes the
amendment Of Sections 50 and 80
or Ordinance no. 2245, known as
the building code The proposed
ordnance was referred 20 the com
mittee OF the whole for further con-
alteration and is Intended % cope
with the plans now under cousidera-
ton by the city planning commits
sicn concerning the expansion move
ment OF the business section OF the
city
An ordinance appropriating ST.
500 from he general fund OF the
city 10 the fire department payroll
fund was referred TO the committee
NA ElLE ~ lAUafs IAf SUM N"ttN'A ava
- deficit now existing in the fire
department payroll The ordinance
appropriat.ng $1,000 from the gem
cral fund of the city 20 tho Board
OF Public Works was unanimously
adopted
Deny Railroads Request.
Atty. Walter L. Clements repre-
senting the New York Central r. r.
appeared before the council 10 re-
quest the suspension of the rules in
Considering the adoption Of an or
cinance ratifying a contract entered
into By the Board OF Public Works
and the Mooren Bros. Produce and
Fruit Co. The ordinance requests
permission 20 construct and main
tain a spur track across the alley
extending along the New York
Central right OF way and running
diagonaTy between Bronson ST. and
Carroll ST. TO the warehouse OF the
Mooren Bros.
The motion 20 suspend the rules
was lost and the ordinance referred
To the committee or the whole.
An ordinance requiring the New
York Central r. r. TO maintain
gates at the crossing Of their right
OF way at Olive st and Sample ST..
was referred 20 the street and alley
committee with instructions 10 re-
port back 70 the committee of the
whole.
An ordinance prohibiting the
sweeping or deposIting Of dirt and
litter IN public streets in front Of
ONCE and store buildings within the
city IRE limits except between the
hours Of p. m and II o'clock mid
night was introduced and referred
90 the committee or the whole. The
ordinance also provides for a ane
OF not less than So and not more
than $50 for any violation Of the
ordinance.
An ordinance proposing the chang
ing Of the name OF the first alley
south OF LducoInway w. running
west from Harrison av. intersecting
the north ard south alley west OF
Harrison av-. to court 10 be known
as Palmingle CT. was referred 70
the committee on streets and alleys
with instructions 20 report back 10
the committee OF the whole
petition submitted 20 the coun-
eli proposing the changing OF the
name Of Wilbur ST.. from Keller st.
to Portage av. 20 be known as Wood
lawn blvd. was accepted and placed
~ afa
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-14
Clab of Buchanan
Has Dinner. Theater Party

Twelve members of the Michigan
club of Buchanan, Mich, enjoyed a
dinner and tEeatcr party last night.
Following dinner in the Blue room
at the oliver hotel. and attending
the performance at the Palace the
alter, the party made tour OF in
sEection of The News-Times plant
the tour bein6 conducted by p. A.
GraffOrt, foreman Of the night me-
chanica1 department. The members
Of the party were DR.. and Mrs.
Snowden, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn
Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Rough,
Mr.. and Mrs. Sig Desenburg, Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Chamberlain and
Mr.. and Mrs. p. a. Graffort.
Care little for the babble of Baby
Ion. care for what truth can say.
Ii is easy TO give advise after the
event
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-14
EAST BUFFALO LIVESTOCK

EAST BUFFALO, Nov. 13-CATTLE-
Receipts 1000 market active. 2Ju3oc uu.
shipping steers S9J0uI0JJ. butcher
grades SSd9.JJ; heifers S51J1lS -. cows
S2j0a6; bulls $2HJ.2J. feeders $500
30; mich cows and spring,rs S4Ua 1-I.
CALNES-Receipt 300. market acfiv.
Gull % choice S4HI3Iu
Receipts 2oou0. market active
on light grades steady on haavas to I-.
lower. Workers so. pigs S92J- mixed So
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-14

BUTTER Receipts l2.TS1tubs. Cream
cry extras 4sc, extra hrsts 441 f6lac
frsts 37d40c: packing stock 29030c
EGGS Receipts 66}2 cases. Nisceiau-
eOus 45d4Sc; ordinary frsts +0d i5c
firsts 4SMJ0c; extras PC checks uU2lc
dirtieS Ola pc
CHEES E-Twins. new 2i,; Daisies ga
24ac; Young Americas 2iG2ii2c Long
horns o4d24tac: bricks .2lac
LIVE POULTRY Turkeys SOC chick
ems 17GTI2ci springs l9c; BOOSTERS lie;
geese 23c; ducks pc
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-14

1NDlANAPOLlS- Nov. l3.-H OGS- Re
ceipts 1900; market 25c lower Best
heavies $50: medium mixed $50. com
mon choice IS j0H $50; bulk Of sales $3.50.
SHEEP RECEIPTS 200; market steady
Top $5H12.J0.
CALvES-Re Receipts 200; market strong.
Top S12; bulk $3.50
CATTLE-Receipts 900; market steady
Steers S120 800; cows and heifers S6H
@ %
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-14

heavy - r0ughs gTd7 ~. s-1Es S516
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts i5W0
market ac-ire- lambs sass lower
sheep steady Choice l1mhs S-5lf la-1b
cun Co ar NnIfG0, yearInEs s5Gu
sheen E9rS %