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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-08
$4,000 DAMAGE Is
CAUSED BY BLAZE
Miller Hotel at Niles Scene Of
Fire-Invalid Rescued by
Charles Huffman.

NILES, Mich, Feb. 7.-Firc, be-
lievcd 20 have originated IN a closet
hllcd with old clothing and bedding,
caused an estimated damage OF more
than 1000 10 the Miller hotel and
restaurant in this city shortly before
noon Tuesday. While smoke and
water We're responsible for the
greater part Of the loss, the flames
themselves completely Quilted two
rooms on the fourth floor.
Mrs. Lillian Egbert, an invalid Oc-
cupying one of these rooms, was res
Cucd i'm a. sensational manner Joy
Charles Huffman. assistant state
manager of the Metropolitan In
surance Co, who fought his way
through tho flames to the fourth
floor and succeeded i'm carrying Mrs
EEbert down fire escape. Mrs. Egg
bert is i'm a critical condition at pres
cnt as result of fright and
exposure and is under tho care of a
physician
According 90 am announcement by
Frank Miller. owner Of the hotel
both the building and contents are
adequately covered by insurance.
44A % L4Atd -Alhdg VI 4NtW DQlA1lo
succeeded Fred Marshall as manager
of the hotel in December, and under
her direction tho building had been
remOdeIed and redecoratcd, and a
cafeteria installed.
Word has been roceiedv here Of
the death at Mesa, Ariz., on Monday
Of Mrs. Ferol Dreher Hotter %
years of age. only daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. J.. =. Dreher. 1901 Hickory
St.. and for II years a resident Of
this city Death followed a long ill
ness with tuberculosis. Besides her
parents, Mrs Hoffer is survived by
her husband and "A son. three months
old, and by three brothers, Horace,
Paul and Merle Dreher, all of Niles.
The body. accompanied by Mr..
Ioffer and Mrs. +. p. Dreher, the
latter the grandmother of the de-
ceased, will be brought TO Niles for
burial Funeral services Will be
held at the home of Mrs. Dreher,
Hickory ST.. Friday afternoon
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-08
FLINT RAG BAG GIVES
Up GERMAN SOUVENIRS

FLINT, Mich, Feb. How six
arm bands, such as worn by German
civilians cngag ed in government
work and not directly connected
with the military service. found
their way into a bale of packing
rags received at the Buick factory
this week, furnished a mystery.
The arm bands. which are about
six inches wide of the German i'm
perial colOrs, and bear the words,
"Vaterlandischer Helfsdienst" mean
ing "Fatherland aid work"
Walter kellogg, who served four
years as a British aviator and was
held a prisoner in Germany for a
year after his plane had been shot
down declares that nearly every
German citizen not in the military
service during the war, carried one
OF tho bands on his arm.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-08
Associated Press Officers
To Affend AnnILnL Meeting

INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. THE an
uual meeting OF Indiana members Of
the Associated Press here Thursday
is 10 be attended by group of gem
eral officers.
Edgar 7. Cutter. superintendent of
The central division Herbert L.
Dunn. traffic chief of the central di-
vision. and Kent Cooper OF New
York, assistant general manager.
viii attend the meeting which will
be held Ga the Claypool hotel. The
meeting viii begin az II O'Clock and
vii continue with luncheon at
1880. Officers VIII be elected.
w. Snivcly managing editor OF tn
Terre Haute star. state chairman OF
the organization. viii preside.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-08
CANCEL STOCK OF
INDIANA OIL co.
Securities Commission Invali-
dates $4,000 Promo
ton Certificates.

INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. Camel
lation of S94SOO of promotion stock
issued by the Indiana oil Refining
CO. of Columbus, Ind, was ordered
Tuesday by the state securities com
mission The stock, according TO
the commissioners was issued to
persons participating in the organ
ization OF the company The oil
company was placed in the hands OF
a receiver Dec. 16. 1921
The commission ordered a thor
ough investigation Of tho activities
of the company with a view 10 de-
termine whether there had been vio-
lations Of the blue sky" law in tho
organization and operating of the
company. it was decided 10 place
all information obtained by the COM
mission in the hands Of the prose
cutting attorney OF Bartholomew
county.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-08
PaTdOHS Board Has Many
Cases TO Come Before II

INDIANAPOLIS Feb. Among
the parole cases 10 be decided by
the state board Of pardons at it's
meeting Feb. rs 10 f7. said a board
announcements Tuesday. are the fol-
lowing:
Frank Melton sentenced from
Madison county. Dec Is. 1921. 10 90
days no the penal farm and fined 50
and costs for petit larceny
Glenn Domcr. Elkhart county.
May IS. 1921. 2-14 years burglary.
reformatory.
Christ StocS. EanderburEh county.
oct. Is. 1921. six months. PENAL
farm. fined $40. cmhezzIemeut.
Jack CooliEan. Allen county. oct.
3. 1919. e-1A years. robbery prison.
Dorie jenkins. Allen county. April
81. 1890. 5-14 years. woman's prison.
Frank Jackson. Vigo county Nov.
-. 1921. 4 months penal farm. fine
500, violating prohibition.
Joseph McCombs. Nigo county.
Dec 10. 1921. SO DAYS in Jail. fined
500 and costs violating prohibition.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-08
HOOSIER TEACHERS
PROBLEMS NOT GONE
Passing of Red Schoolhouse
on the Hill" Has Not Elm
mated Troubles.

WABASH. Ind. Feb. Passing
of the little red school house on
the hilT- and the substitution OF
modern school buildings has not
eliminated all Of tho problems of
the Hoosier schoolmaster. There are
stiI some difficulties that must be
smoothed out and Howard Williams
Wabash county school superintend-
ent. submits the following letter
written by a mother who declares
she is anxious 10 have her two sons
complete their education.
MY boys cannot remain i'm school
unless YOU take some steps TO rene
dy a situation. il you have the pow
or. A bunch has organized TO beat
them up and my boys come home
every day black and blue. ] have
20 leave my work 20 go 90 school
and bring them home. The attend
ance officer says 7 must keep them
in school We have a game. "par-
chesia" I'm which dice are used. The
school bunch wants tho dice 20
shoot craps. and AFRO goiue To- beat
my boys until they set the dice.
They can't have them.
They always pick on my boys
when their hair gets Ions they yell
the BARRIERS must be on strike
The other day their own teacher
said. Charles. II you don't wear bet
ser pants I'm going TO send YOU
home; you don't see me coming to
school that way she has been vot-
ing since last election"
Mr.. Williams declares It IS simply
another puzzle for him TO work on.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-08
SEEK CANONIZATION OF
FOUNDER OF ST. MARY'S

TERRE HAUTE, Ind, Feb. T.
Sister Mary Cleophas, Mother SUI
perior of St Mary of-the-Woods,
famous college here, was in Rome
Tuesday 10 submit 10 the new pope
Plus III, the mission which was
carrying her to Europe when Pope
Benedict died
Her mission is to have canonizcd
as a saint, Mother Theodore Guerin,
who founded st. Marys in 1910.
In addition 10 data TO prove that
Mother Guerin possessed all the vir
tues and attributes necessary to en-
title her to recognition as a saint,
Mother CleOphas is carrying the
sworn statements Of two reliable
doctors Of medicine that when the
body of the st. Mary's founder was
exhumed in 1907, for re-burial under
a church altar at the college, the
brain was found perfectly intact.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-08
CAR DROPS IN LAKE:
? OCCUPANTS ESCAPE

KALAMAZOO. Mich. Feb. T.
Smashing their way through the
glass windows OF a partly sub
merged coupe, Il. NJ. Dunning and
". K. Rose Of this city just escaped
watery grave at Gull lake, where
they had gone to witness the first
heat of the international cup race
between the Wolverine of the Kali
amazoo Ice Yacht club and the
Debutante III. of the Oshkosh club.
When they arrived at the lake
they found all available parking
space taken. so they drove out on
the ice. The machine suddenly
crashed through
Imprisoned in the car, the two
men crawled through an aperture
made with their hands, and climbed
onto solid ice just as the interior OF
the coupe filled with water. Only
the fact that the car sank in but
FIVE feet Of water saved them from
drowning.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-08
YEGGS GET DROP ON
POLICE AND ESCAPE

BEDFORD. Ind. Feb. Two
men. believed by the police 10 be
burglars, fought a revolver duel with
three policemen early Tuesday
morning and escaped after having
been arrested.
The men had been arrested in a
hotel room by night Chief OF Police
Frank North and OfHcer Henry Nc
Gregory. and while they were
searching one man the other drew
his sun. covered the policemen.
backed them, into a corner and ran.
Harry Bolos another officer who
had been stationed i'm the street
guarding an automobile. Joined his
fellows when they followed the sus-
pected persons out of the hotel The
suspects however escaped.
Suspicion Of the officers was arous-
ed when the men. who registered
ass r. a. Holbrok. Louisville and A..
NJ. stout Jenersonville. were noticed
peering into the postofice windows
a complete set OF burglars tools
was found in the automobile
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-08
JURY WILL HEAR CASE
OF CONFESSED SLAYER

Mt. CLEMENS. Mich. Feb. t.
August Sylvester, who has been IN
the county Jail since October, after
he confessed TO the shooting of
Julius Jock. ducI-hunter. I'm the
marshes OF Lake ST. Clair. is still
In custody of the sherih and no
Judge has been found who Is willing
20 pronounce sentence.
Judge Tucker some weeks ago re-
fused 20 pass sentence because of
his intimate acquaintance and busi-
ness association
judge Barton refuses TO accept
the plea ~ guilty. stating that the
issues. as presented. should be tried
before a jury IN the circuit court.
AS q result. sylvester probably will
To brought before a jury az the pres
cut term of court
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-08
Brazil Er-Mayor Declines
Oil Inspection APPOINTMENT

INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. John
Jones. former mayor Of Brazil an
uouuced here Tuesday that he would
not accept appointment OF chief
clerk Of the state oil inspection de-
partment. 30 announcement was
made by Gov NcCray, who offered
the position 10 Nr. Jones. whether
another person would be selected 10
succeed Edward Warfel. Of Rich
mond as clerk.
THE position is more clerical
than either the governor or myself
had thought" said Mr.. Jones. I'm an
nouncing his non-acceptance after
he and L J.. Miller, state food and
drug commissioner. had conferred
with the governor.
The appointment rests With Mr..
Miller who had been told by the
governor 10 replace Mr.. Warfel, an
appointment of the Goodrich adj
ministration.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-08
Run Orer by Train After
attacking Wife With Knife

INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. Only a
few minutes after Orval Bailey. 90,
had attacked and seriously wounded
his wife with a knife, he was hit by
a train and three fingers OF his right
hand were cut off and his left foot
was mangled.
Bailey had lain in wait for his
wife at the entrance TO an alley and
when she came up on the way 10
work in a factory he leaped out and
slashed her with a knife. They were
separated a few days ago.
Bailey ran away before the police
got there. A few minutes later he
was struck BY a train.
According 10 Bailey's story 10 the
police he suffered an attack OF dizzi-
ness as he started down the railroad
tracks and was unable 20 get out OF
the way OF the train
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-08
SECRETARY DEFINES
LAWS ON PRIMARIES

LANSING. Mich, Feb. The de-
partment OF state has issued the
following information bearing on
tho general primaries Tuesday,
Sept. 10
The last day for fling nomina-
ting petitions Isl Saturday. Aug. 70
Candidates fer. United States SEN
stor. governor. lieutenant governor
or congressman ut large. must file
with the secretary Of state. nom.
mating petitions signed by a NUM-
Der of registered voters equal 10 not
less than two percent nor more
than four percent Of the number Of
votes cast for secretary Of state at
the last election. Corresponding
percentages apply in districts and
counties.
The residence, street number and
date of signing az each eIector must
be shown on the petitions.
II IA unlawful TO sign more than
one petition for the same Office
10 affidavit % party afiHation is
required with nominating petitions
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-08
Cor. McCray VII Head
Library Week Committee

INDIANAPOLIS. Feb. Z. - Gov.
Warren T. AIcCray will head the lay
mems committee which will assist
i'm the arrangements for Indiana Lii
rrary week, to, be observed Apr. IS
TO %. Other members of the COM
mittee are Mrs. W. J. Torrance, Ev-
ansviIe. president of the Indiana
Federation OF Clubs; Mrs. a. II.
Beardsley. Elkhart. president Of the
Indiana League OF Women Voters;
Miss Adah Bush of Indianapolis and
L. n. Hines, president OF Indiana
state Normal School
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-08
DRY LAW AGENT
PLANS SURVEY OF
STATE CONDITIONS
Arrival of Haynes Will be OBJ
served by Dry Day"
Meeting.

bg Associated Press.
INDIANAPOLIS. FEB g. DRY
Day viii be celebrated GA Indiana
"wednesday when Federal Prohibi-
ton Commits Toner Roy Haynes ar
rivss 70 make a personal survey Of
enforcement work and also address
a state law enforcement meeting
which has been arranged by the In
diana AurI-S1l0ou league. The meet
ing. it is explained by y. S. ShUmak-
or. EIpcrlrterdent Of tae state
league. is 20 strengthen sentiment
for a vigorous and thorough enforce
n'cnt or both national and state pro-
hibition laws and 10 devise ways in
which friends Of prohibition may CO.
operate with officials in procuring
Ia-y enforcement
Prominent prohibition advocates
will address the enforcement conven-
ton which VIII hold three sessions
during the dav. Wayne b. Wheeler
attorney for the Anti-Saloon League
Of America. viii be the principal
speaker at the morning session. Mr..
Haynes viii speak at the afternoon
session and Rev. =. a Baker, gem
sraI superintendent Of the Anti
saloon League in America. and Bish-
or Edwin Holt Hughes Of Maiden,
Mass. former president Of DePauw
university. VIII be the principal
speakers OF the evening
others on the program are. Bert
Morgan and TT. q. Ninton. state pro-
hibitlon director and assistant direc-
t0r. respectively, Homer Elliott
United States district attorney. II. S..
I.csh. attorney general of Indiana,
Anna Gordon. national president Of
the ". c. T. r.; Abram simmons OF
Bluffton and Edward ElsuCr OF Scy-
mour. state senators who assisted i'm
passing IndiJna's prohibition law
oliver j.. Dunn. author Of tho Dunn
dry law; W. =. Evans. prosecuting
attorney Of Marion county Gov.
Warren r.. 1IcCrays Timothy Nichol-
son OF Richmond, president of the
Anti-Saloon League in Indiana for
% years; Lawrence a Handley,
mayor Of Richmond, w G. Overton,
Judge Of the Howard circuit court;
Sheriff Joe Cain OF Lebanon and
James A White of Columbus. Ohio.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-08
Taricd Crops 4rert
Honey Crisis M State

LANSING. Mich. Feb. 7-Michi-
gan IS i0 better condition. agricul-
turalfv. than most states jim tho opin-
ion of Herman IT.. Halliday state
commissions OF agriculture. Ac-
cordirE 90 Ha,laday the states that
specialize in certain crops have been
hardest bite S,unlps in the market
for the crops they stress have caused
tho farmers acute financial cmbar-
r-esueut Iu Michigan. on the other
hand. general farming Isl the vogue
and ss result the farmers of this
state arc not m as straiehtened cir
currstances as many other sections
or tho country.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-08
DENY BOND ISSUE FOR
GRANT co. HIGHWAY

INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. z. - The
state tax board Tuesday denied the
issuance of $4,000 of six percent
bonds by Grant county for the pro-
rosed construction If the A. T. Bal
luEor road between Monroe and
Jefferson townships.
The boards order said the denial
was FOR reason that the cost Of
construction is too high and tho in
terest rate excessive.
The contract prices was $fT948.
which a. T.. Donaldson. an examiner
OF the state board of accounts, had
reported to the tax board was So
Pa in excess of . reasonable cost.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-08
Suitcase Mystery
Battles authorities

COLUMBUS. Ind. Feb. Garry
ing the lifeless body of a small child
I'm "A suitcase. two men who said
their homes were in Edinburgh,
near here, sought PERMISSION to
bury the child i'm Garland cemetery
John Mitchell sexton, told the
men they have to get a death GER
tificate and buy property in the GEM
etery before the burial could be per
mitted.
The men departed walking up the
road and carrying the suitcase with
them.
County and city authorities were
baffled by the case. The men were
gone before Mitchell had chance
TO notify officers who advanced the
theory OF possible murder and sub
sequcut repentance
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-08
Judge anderson Calls
Bond IN Smith Case

INDIANAPOLIS. Feb. Federal
judge A. r Anderson Tuesday en-
tere Judgment for $4,000 against
Caleb II. Sprinkle and William Mel
her of Logansport bondsmen for
Othello smith former deputy prose
cutor, who is now a fugitive from
justice Smiths bond was forfeited
when he failed 10 appear for trial IN
the recent LoEansport liquor con-
spiraCy case
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-08
Drinks With Stranger.
Sleeps. and Loses 500

KALAMAZOO. Mich. Feb. 7-An
acquaintance with an amiable
stranger cost Daniel Burns Of this
c.ty SEQ. which he carried Jon au i'm
side pocket OF his coat The stranger
invited him into a soft drink parIor.
~ said and treated him 20 several
drinks. lie went 90 sleep. he said
but on waking found his money had
been stolen and that his newly
made friend was missing Police be-
ievs a drug was placed by the
stranger 80 onA az The drinks.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-08
AGED NILES WOMAN
SUCCUMBS MONDAY
Extended Illness Fatal To Miss
Nellie Hastings-Mrs.
Fred Earle Dies.

ri IT'D u AE I'tlfa.
NILES, 1uch.. Feb. T.--Niis5 Nel-
lie Hastings. 90 years OF age, a well
known resident of Niles and vicin-
itv, died AZ her home northeast OF
Niles early Monday morning after
several weeks of illness with a COM
plicau0n or diseases. Miss Hastings
was born I'm ireland on Dec. %,
1914, and came 20 this country when
child Of three. She is survived
0y two sisters. Mrs. Margaret Don
nelly. of Niles and Mrs. Elizabeth
BrouEhton, OF Chicago Funeral
services viii be held at q o'clock
Wednesday morning at ST. Mary's
church. Rev. Father Ducat conduct
ing the services. Burial viii occur
i'm Calvary cemetery.
Word has been received here Of
the death at Escanab3, Mich. sat
urday. OF Mrs. Fred Earle. formerly
Miss Lena Topping, of this city Be-
sides her husband. a. brother, Ly-
man Toppins. of NiIes. two sisters,
Miss 1 A. Topping. of Des Moines,
Iowa, and Miss Genevievc Topping,
of Chicago, two sons and two
lActle LAltAe1 SUI f-hr AlHir llt hDNAg
viii be taken TO Potoskey. Mich, for
burial Monday
Married al South Bend.
Mrs Grant Pfstcr. 1924 Hickory
ST.. announce the marriage Of her
daughter. Miss Edith Hoelscher. Of
Niles, and Willard seeEer, of South
Bend. at ST. James Episcopal
church fu South Bend. Saturday.
MIR. and Mrs SceSer win reside for
the present at 400 S. Third ST., in
Niles
Death claimed Mrs Charles l.. AL
lem 90 years of age. well known
pioneer resident of Niles. early Mon
doy afternoon at tho home of her
SON Charles L. Allen, 1899 Broad
way where she has lived FOR the
past four years. Death followed a
prolonged illness with compiled.
tions. Besides her son, Charles Al
len, of this city. Mrs. ALLEN is sur
vived by a sister. Mrs. Jennie
Sneider- Buckles, Of Dowagiac, and
grandson, Guy LePierre, of Battle
Creek. formerly of Niles. Funeral
services viii be held from tho resi-
dence of her son, 1879 Broadway,
az o'clock Wednesday afternoon,
the Rev. J. L. Lathrop. of the First
Methodist church. officiating. Burial
viii occur in Silver Brook cemetery.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-08
GIBSON INAUGURATED
AS BUTLER PRESIDENT

INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. Z. Or.
Robert Gibson was inaugurated
president Of Butler college today.
Representative of more than 30 Of
the leading universities and colleges
of the country and alumni and
friends of Butler attended the cere-
mony. The founding anniversary Of
tho institution also was observed.
Several prominent educators made
addresses.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-08
ReCOUer Stolen Truck an
Gun Battle y Hh There's

"A stolen motor truck was rCCOv-
cred at midnight Monday night only
after a gun fight between tho au-
thorities and three or more thieves.
1t was said Is shots We're exchanged
before Sheriff Charles Bennett and
three deputies put the ment TO route.
The truck had been stolen from ii
milling company an hour bcfare. So
far as known none of the shots took
effect
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-08

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich, Feb. T.
Fred Heintzelman OF Paris township
has been named defendant On a
$4,000 damage case brought i'm cir
cult court by DeForrest Peet OF
Caledonia. who alleges alienation.
Heintzelman, who was arrested on a
capias obtained his liberty by pro-
viding a 1000 bond.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-08
President OF 4. o. II.
COHgTdtUldteS Plus XI

INDIANAFOLIS Feb- James
r. Deery, national president Of the
Ancient Order Of Hibcrnians, Tues
day sent the following message to
Cardinal Gasnarri al Rome:
your cmlnence VIII please con-
vcy Co bis holiness Plus XI the
heartfelt congratulations Of the An
cicnt order OF Hbernians I'm Ameri-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-08
$4,000 FIRE AT FRANKFORT

FRANKFORT, Ind. Feb. Fire.
believed 10 have started in the W. F.
Murphy cigar store and which spread
to the wholesale grocery establish
ment OF Mcdowell Brittin and Chea-
die. caused a loss early Tuesday esti-
mated ar sf5.C coo.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-08
Detroit Exchange Bars
Lincoln Motors Stock

DETROIT Feb THE board
Of governors Of the Detroit
stock Exchange Tuesday adopt
ed a resolution barring the stock
OF tho Lincoln Motors &c. from
the exchange. This action was
taken because OF tho sale OF the
company for only $S.0OO.OO0
which left nothing for the stock
holders.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-08

MADISON. Ind Feb. 7.-Charles
Grche. said 90 he the original OF
Bud Means iu Eggieston's TIoosier
school Master, died at his home near
here last night. tie was SO years
old.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-08

WANTED: Salesman to take or
ders for Acme Mfg. Co.. stock. Easy
to sell as it pays SO dividends small
amount OF common with Preferred.
Liberty bonds accepted at par
Terms. Act quick as this is a rare
opportunity. Phone Lincoln 6007 or
call at office. 500 Sycamore st.
30 a. m.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-08

blooming plants. South Bend Floral
Co. 122 y. Michigan St 23-tf-28
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-06
CONVENTION DELEGATES HOME.
This City Represented 1t Y. NJ. II. A.
Meeting Held In Altoona.

The convention OF the Pennsylvania
and Delaware State Federation OF. Y,
NJ. II. "A. which was held In Altoona
from Saturday until Monday was at
tended by delegates from the Whining
ton Jewish Community Center who re-
turned las night.
The consideration before the body
was the methods Of local. state and
national organization. Wilmington del
cgates were given a hearty reception
The delegates were: Samuel Saretsky
Norman Shtoffman. Morris Braun
stein, Francis Tobin and Mollis ant
Rose Price.
Tomorrow night there will be 4
meeting of the board of directors o
the Community Center at the tempo
rary quarters at Third and KIM
streets. The regular session OF tn,
French class will be held this evening