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Evening star., 1922-12-01

10c Huck Towels, 2 for
/ Hemmed Huck Tow 0E,
els. red or blue borders. LOC
TWO for csc.
39c Stamped Pieces, Ea.
Stamped scarfs and a.
centerpieces: even ZOC
thread white linene:
pretty designs.
Csc Vanity Sets, 2 for
Stamped Vanity Sets. o.
two pretty patterns. ZOC
TWO for Csc.
4Oc Kitchen Sets
One regular 15c Alu- a.
minum Ledle., one reg ZOC
ular 15c Aluminium Slot
ted Mixing Spoon and one reg
ular 10c Steel PAIRING Knife.
Aluminium Saucepans
s.sssp.ns. A's%.nsn h.a71 HyeS:e Quad Csc
/ ity: choice OF III and
/ quart trade sizes Each,
Coal Hods
,,as Black K Japanned a s;na Coal 0Ec
15c Apron Ginghams,
2 Yards
Clifside Apron cling a.
hams. in ali size blue Z5C
checks; warranted fast
i color. TWO yards for CSC
\ 39c White VOiles
3s-inch White Nov o.
city Voiles. with white Z0C
| woven checks. plaids
| and stripes. Yard. csc.
39c White Dimity
36-inch White Dimity. 0E.
neat woven checks and ZOC
stripes: fine. sheer quail
ity. Yard. csc.
48c Cretonnes, Yard
c,s;aso.. 9s5s,w,ds ;;rns WsshsS!s q; Sa1s 25c
floral. stripe. bird and
tapestry designs: full bolts. csc.
Csc Marquisette, 2 Yds.
Yard-wfde white Cur a.
tain Maruuisette. sheer ZOC
quality: plain or fancy
borders TWO yards, Csc.
SOC Grass Rugs
1sx36 Double warp a.
Grass Rugs. in green. ZOC
blue or brown medal
lion or oriental designs. csc.
-nse Hsh1
SOC Grass Runner
21-inch Double-wsrp 0E~
bound sides: green
stenciled design border. Yard,
Csc.
Boys 35c and SOC
NeckWear
OF cut silks, in pretty o.
plaids; also knitted four ZOC
-hands. in assorted
First and Third Floors.
Boys Hockey Caps
worsted Hockey Caps. 0Ec
in plain colors and COM AOC
binations; some slight
" imperfect, others perfect quail
ity: values worth 45c to CSC.
Each, Csc.
First and Third Floors.
20c and Csc Ribbons
Taffeta Ribbons. with o.
satin st stripes; pss;,s;Sa self a,,c0i col, ZOC
Five inches wide. 2bc.
soc Ribbons, Bolt
Satin Ribbons. light a.
shades, ten yards in ZSC
eolt; No: IL width.
35c Dress Ginghams
32-inch Dress Ging- o.
hams. extra fine qual. ZOC
ity: in plaids. checks,
stripes and plain colors.
35c Shifting Madras
ss-inoh shirtinE 0Er
with neat colored
stripes: close woven, soft finish
quality.
SOC Outing Flannels
ss-inch Outing F1an- o.
nelS, extra neaVy oOuOIo AaJA
fieeced quality; n cat
colored stripes, yard, 26c.
35c Indian Head
36-inch White Indian a.
Head. linen finish AOC
quality. yard. ESQ
3oc Table Oilcloth
5-ouarter Table OIL ~
cloth, seconds Of the AOC
standard quality; plain
white. fancy and titine sdsots.
Evening star., 1922-12-01

9!|g!s!!! :: :: :: :: :: !:
Mems
NJ styles, il
IS TX ~ pearl an
popular
istr,as Gift Buyir
and 5.
en- these small sums reach
cry section of the store has
ain-giving sale. No mail or
Infants 60c PetticOats
Long Petticoats. Of EA-
white f1anne!ette; but OUC
ton shoulder style.
Csc Pajama Checks
3 Yards
CHEEKS. close-woven. 5UC
so t-finish gr e.
THREE yards for soc.
75c Sofa Cushions
Sofa Cushions. filled En-
with soft. fluffy silk OUC
floss; covered with white
cambrics: 16x22 and 20x20 inch
sizes: oblong and round shapes.
Fourth Floor.
30c Nainsook, 5 Yds.
36-inch Nainsook. fine. CT
soft finish quality. for lin 3l
Csc Longcloth, E Yds.
ss-inch Longcloth. o.
fine, close-woven grade. %
for m k ng undergar-
ments. SIX yards for 81.
SISO and 81 ScarfS
Fine Grade Velour Ia CT
BILE Scarfs. so inches long. sDI
16 to Is inches wide: plain
or embossed designs. in blue.
rose. green. brown. tan and
mulberry.-FOurth Floor.
$1.5O Bed Pillows
eOx2s Bed Pillows. COW Ct |
cred with heavy art or A. sDl
c. A. stripe ticking: filled
with sterilized curled feathers.
$1.5O Lace Curtains
Panels or Curtains by G1
the pair; white and ecru Dl
colors; oE and 2i2 yards
long: Scotch or filet weaves;
handsome designs.
S1.60 Framed Pictures
11x14 Glass Size Framed Ct
Pictures. gilt or mahog- oil
any holdings: Gibson or
Gutman subjects.
Boys $1.5O Pants
School Pants. of suit C1
ing mixtures: fully lined: DI
full cut knickerbockerS,
in sizes Z to Is years-Ffrt
FloOr-Bargain Table.
Mems 35c Handkerchiefs,
4 for
rure Linen Handker- c.
chiefs. with hemstitched sDI
Borders: full size. FOUR
Tor
$1.z5 and $1.5O Photo
Frames
wooden Photograph G1
Frames, swinging style: sDl
gold and silver effects;
assorted sizes.
Mems and Women's
Umbrellas
Good Quality Rainproof CT
fast black American tcot- sDl
toni taffeta covers: para
Ron frames; assorted handles. in
Guiding ebonies. missions and
natural woods; many with silk
cord loops or imitation ivory
rings.
$1.5O Syringe & Bottle
Combination Fountain CT
Sya,nse Sottle. usual q n 4 two % quart VI
size; superior grade red rubber;
complete with fittings.
Coty's Perfume, Half or.
Coty's Lorigan or CT
Chypre Perfumes. half sDk
ounce. bring your bot
tle).
$1.5O Handbags
Women's Leather Hand o.
bags. vanity books. purses DI
and beauty cases; good as
sortment of attractive styles;
black and colors; well made.
Gold Neck Chains
Solid Gold Neck Chains. O.
or locket chains. well -
made. with soldered links;
neat designs.
Women's $1.Z9
Petticoats
Evening star., 1922-12-01

to ST Cuff Links
Cuff Links. an assortment OF
l gold-plated, silver. mother-of-
d novelty effects; many of the
kum-aParts in the as En-
t. Pair r....... wv
lg in
. Sale
the apex of
) been drawn
phone orders
W0men's $1.25
Nightgowns
Will low loom Muslin d
Nightgowns. extra size: low -
neck and kimono sleeves:
shirred front stitched in blue.
Table Napkins, E for
20-inch Fine-grade Mer- o.
cerized Damask Table Nap D
kins. neat pattern
Worth $500 dozen. SIX for 81.
$1.39 and $1.5O
Tablec1oths
Mercerized Damask Table CT
cloths, assorted styles. -
Each, 81.
SI.5O Lace Scarfs
Lace-trimmed Scarfs, o.
pretty styles; full length. D
Women's $1.5O Slippers
Brocaded Poplin and Felt c.
Boudoir Slippers. in rose. -
lavender and blue; sizes
to 6. Pair. 81.
Boys $l.25 Play Suits
Indian Play Suits. trim c.
med coat and long pants. -
with feathered hat. Sizes
to II years.-First and Third
Floor.
Mems $I.5O Nightrobes
Made of genuine Fruit Of CT
the Loom cotton. V-neck sDI
style, trimmed with white
braid: perfect quality. Sizes is
to 20.
Mems $1.5O Union Suits
Heavy weight Cotton CT
Ribbed Union Suits. ecru sOl
and silver gray; perfect
quality. Sizes 36 to 46.
Women's Sport Hose,
3Pairs
Plain and heather mix O.
lures, in blue. light and sDl
dark brown: scanned back:
seconds of 59c values. THREE
pairs for 81.
Women's $1.5O Hose
Women's Artificial and Ct
Thread Silk Hose. with Dt
three-seam back. in brown.
polo gray, fawn, suede. black
and castor; all sizes; perfect
quality.
Poker Chips and Cards
Box OF One Hundred O.
Poker Chips. regular as DI
sortment of red. white and
blue chips, with pack of Gold
Edge Playing Cards; full packs;
fine linen finish: both for VI
Stationery Department.
Infants $1.25 Sacques
All wool Hand knitted O.
Sacques. white. trimmed sDl
with pink or blue: finish
ed with wool tassel.
SI.25 Crib Blankets
Double-cri Blankets. O.
size 3Ox40 inches: white. sD
with pink or blue bor-
derS.-Third Floor.
Infants Soc Rubber Pants
3 for
Infants Rubber Pants, o.
guara nteed waterproof; oil
large, small and medium
sizes. THREE pairs for ST.
Third Floor.
Girls $1.5O Dresses
Gingham Dresses. as o.
sorted checks. plaids and Dl
plain colors: long, sleeve
models. with sash and pockets:
collars Of contrasting colors:
sizes to IA years.
$1.5O Breakfast Sets
Blue Japanese China CT
Brea fas Sets: three sDl
plates. three cups and
saucers.
$l.75 Wool Jersey
54-inch AlI-wool Black o.
Jersey Cloth. for dresses. Ol
skirts. etc. Yard.
$l.75 Wool Crepella
54-inch All-wool Crash O.
Crepella Suiting. in black. D
navy and burgundy. Yard.
$I.Z5 BIeached Sheets
72x90 Seamless Bleached O.
Sheets. perfect quality; free oil
from starch or dressing.
z5c piIIOwcaSeS. Pair
Evening star., 1922-12-01
$I.5O Lace Curtains

Panels or Curtains by O.
the pair; white and ecru ID
colors: 2L and 23: yards
long: Scotch or filet weaves;
handsome designs.
Evening star., 1922-12-01

39c Pongee, Yard
roneee. in tan. navy. Z5C
gray. garnet. pongee.
black and white
35c Plisse Crepe
so-inch Plain and ~
Printed Plisse Crepe. Z5C
in pink. honeydew.
flesh, light blue and white, yard,
CSC
Mems SOC Neckwear
wear. medium shape: in Z5C
stripes. figures. plaids
and plain colors.
Ribbon Bracelets
For Wrist Watches. an OE,
assortment Of pretty ZOC
styles: gold filled mount
fngs. good quality silk ribbons. in
black. brown and gray.
Boys Handkerchiefs
3 for
white and colored o.
Handkerchiefs. assorted ZOC
pretty styles THREE
for ESQ
39c Waist Innings
n,Biss:, Rssay-msss xssa waiss Sa.',;s Csc
white lawn; all sizes.
Notion Dept.
Boxed Stationery
Fancy Boxed Station a.
cry; white. blue and Z0C
sheets paper and "a envelopes to
match; attractive boxes.
Soc Handbags and Purses
Purses. Of leather. silk Z5C
and velvet; an assort-
ment Of pretty styles and colors.
SOC Perfumes
asseTtss %Fts'fy,: odor.: r:F IN fs"s:: at: Csc
tractive novel shaped
bottles: prettily boxed.
Csc Shaving Cream
wiiiis%s Kis"isF Sc .aSS1 aSins q Csc
Cream.
Rubberized Aprons
Women's Rubberized o.
Aprons. for household ZSC
use: assorted pretty pat
terms.
Notion Dept.
Women's Fiber Silk Hose
H1ss. s.ses .ssmsa sass! s''a s.ss; so! 81 25c
sizes: seconds OF 3Sc
values.
Children's 69c School
Bags
Well made Sc h ool En-
Bags, largo size. with QUO
two outer pockets and
shoulder straps.-Stationery De-
partment.
Fountain Syringes
Good quality Red Rub En
ber Fountain syringes. OUC
usual r;S tWo1Susrt Sns, tuh;ns size; .nd hard
rubber fittings.
Beauty Pin Sets
Solid Gold Beauty Pin En-
Sets. two in set; assort- SUC
ed pretty styles: plain
and engraved enects.
Little Tots 69c Gowns
sorted stripes; yoke sOUC
style; buttoned front.
Sizes /, 3 and years.
WOmen's 69c Drawers
Muslin Drawers, open En-
and closed styles; en- 0UC
broidery ruf1es; full cut
and we'll made.
Women's 6Oc Bloomers
F1annelette Boomers, En-
neat assorted stripes; OUC
elastic waist and knee;
reinforced crotch: full cut.
SOC Corset Covers
women's Nainsook En-
Corset Covers. embroid- DUO
cry edRinE around neck
and sleeves; ribbon beading. Sfses
"a to ~.
6Oc to Csc Ribbons
Broca de Rib b ons. En-
light colors. "a sh OVC
widths, also dark Dres-
dens and plain ribbons. six and
Mems Suspenders
Pioneer Suspendera, En-
hne Isle webbing. in 0UC
stripes. plain color: ana
Evening star., 1922-12-01
Bows SI.5O Pants

School Pants. of suit O.
ing mixtures: fully lined: sOl
full cut knickerbockers,
in sizes to Is yearS.-First
FloOr-BarEain Table.
Evening star., 1922-12-01
$I.60 Framed Pictures

11x14 Glass Size Framed O.
Pictures. gilt or mahog- ID
any moldings: Gibson or
Gutman subjects.
Evening star., 1922-12-01
$I.5O Bed Pillows

o0x2S Bed Pillows. COW Ct
cred with heavy art or A. -
c. A. stripe ticking: filled
with sterilized curled feathers.
Evening star., 1922-12-01
Mems $I.5O Union Suits
Women's Sport Hose,
Women's SI.5O Hose

Women's Artificial and N1
Thread Silk Hose. with Dt
three-seam back. in brown.
polo gray, fawn, suede. black
and castor; all sizes; perfect
quality.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-05

writ OF habeas corpus viii be 10 de-
termine whether the suspended SEN
tence begins at the time OF convic-
ton or whether the suspension is
never effaced until a man serves be-
hind the bars instead of serving his
time outside OF Jail.
Contentious Differ.
The contentious OF City Judge
Chester I. DuComb ard Harry Tay-
Tor. counsel for Lynon. are at vari-
ance.
Mr.. Taylor maintains that mas
much as the statutes in the case OF
a felony provide that a defendant is
automatically DISCHARGED after the
minimum time OF a suspended inter
mediate sentence has expired. where
as the law Is silent as to misdemean-
ors. such a proviso must be read into
the law governing misdemeanors.
Mr. Taylor contends that City
Judge DuComb was without author
ity TO revoke Lynch's suspended SEN
tence in view OF the fact that Lynch
was convicted Feb. s and that the
power TO revoke terminated 80 days
after that date.
The facts Of the case as set out
by AIr. Taylor show that on Aug. /,
Lynch was tried on a second count
OF liquor law violation. The court
revoked the sentence pronounced
Feb. S. and suspended sentence OF
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-05
AUTO Is DAHAGED
WHEN UNKNOU'N CAR
STRIKES TOW LINE

An auto driven by Mrs. Roy In
rue, 1922 Lincoln way E. was badly
damaged in a collision which oc-
CURED about 1880 o'clock Thursday
night on Mishawaka av., near
Eighteenth ST Mrs. Unrue's car was
being towed into Mishawaka when
the driver OF another car attempted
TO pass between the tow car and the
Unrue car and failed 70 see the tow
line The front Of the Unrue car
was damaged. The fender and radia-
tor we're bent and the bumper torn
off.
The driver OF the other car re-
fused 10 give his name. The accident
was reported to the local police and
an investigation is being made.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-05
COAL SITUATION
LOOKS BLUE FOR
RETAIL DEALERS
Local Firm Advised to Apply
to State Committee
for Coal.

Schuyler Rose. coal dealer. Misha-
waka and South Bend, is in receipt
OF a letter from Cashier, Curran &
Bullitt Inc. Cincinnati. prominent
coal firm, in which ids stated that
II is impossible 10 make any definite
promise relative to Pocahontas. the
matter Of distribution Of coal being
in the hands of the fuel committee
in Washington. All tonnage now is
being applied on priority orders.
The letter says that things look
mighty blue for the retail coal deaf
er," the writer believing that II Will
be necessary for local dealers TO ap-
ply 10 the State committee for coal
Owing 70 the new government reg
ulations for the consignment of coal
on railroad fuel and public utility
business only. wholesale dealers are
unable at present to make any ship
ments OF domestic coal at all.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-05

500 fire and six months in the penal
farm on the second appearance.
Case Of Interest.
Lynch has begun 20 serve his sem
tence I'm the county jail and must be
incarcerated 80 days unless the
higher court rules favorable 20 the
petitioner
Nr. Taylor. I'm Illustrating his con-
teruon. observed that Il a man were
convicted OF "a misdemeanor. sen
terce suspended for 90-day term
in jail under the city court ruling
the suspension could be revoked 81
years later Lynch's probationary
period was but SIX months bur using
The same i.ue OF thought he added
it might as well have been 90 years
The case is intensely interesrins
because Of the humble. Of suspended
sentences given in city COURT and the
legal questions arising concerning
them
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-05
ENTERTAINS FOR son AND
FAMILY.

Mrs. Charles Eager LaSalle road,
entertained the Independent club
Thursday afternoon in honor of her
son. Alexius Eager and family Of
Tuscon. Ariz. TIE afternoon was
spent with contests. Mrs. Ward
Stewart and Mrs. G. Wagner. Bonnie
Slade and Mrs. II. Saxon receiving
the favors The Misses Hattie and
Jane Eager contributed vocal and
Dancing numbers. Delicious refresh
ments were served
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-05
SUNDAY SERVICES IN
MISHAWAKA CHURCHES
sunday services In the Mishawaka
churches Will be as follows:
First Methodist.

First Methodist.
Rev. W. ". Want, pastor.
Morning worship at Il O'Clock. ser
mon by the pastor. Music: Prelude
Largo" (from the New World
symphony: Dvorala. solo He That
Dwelleth in the Secret Place"-Jas.
G. MacDernied, Mrs s. r. Hunter:
offertory. The Swan'-saint-S aiens
postlude. professional March
Guilmant. Evening worship al 1870
p. m. Stereoptican lecture, The 6
O'Clock Whistle Around the World -"
Music. Prelude. "Conzonetta''- .
ebeulle; offertory, Tntermezzo"-
Mascogni: postlude, "Mainstocco''-
Macdonald; solo "Oh Ny Soul Bless
Thou Jehovah" - Herbert, Mrs.
Jacob Wa dner.
First English Lutheran
Rev August II. Miller. pastor.
Sunday school $3.50 a. m Morning
worship 10:45. sermon subject
False Preaching anc Practices. "
Meeting Of the church council Mon
day evening in the Sunday school
room August meeting Of the Lu-
Their league. Tuesday evening at the
home Of Ralph Austin. go W. Grove
81. Ladies' Auxiliary society will
meet wednesday evening with Mrs.
Sarah Vinson, 124 w. Eighth st.
First Evangelism
Rev. J. n. Evans. pastor. Sunday
school at 9:45 a. m. y. Q. O'Blenis
superintendent in charge. Sermon
by the pastor al IL a m. Comb!na-
ton service at 7 p. m, the Young
Peoples alliance in charge. Subject,
Better Recreation" Glen Rance
leader Prayer meeting Thursday
evening at 7:45 p. m.
st. Peters Lutheran
Rev. Otto Turk. pastor Divine
service in the German language at
1890 a. m. Owing to the absence
OF the pastor. Rev. Arthur Kasischke
St. Joseph. Mich. viii. occupy the
pulpit Sunday morning no evening
services. Sunday school and Bible
class at $3.50 a. IN. Business meet
ing Of Senior Walther league Tues
day evening.
Emmanuel Baptist
Rev. A NJ. Clarke, pastor. RegU-
lar services at II a. r.. and 1880 p
m. Sunday school at 9:46
st. Andrews Evangelical
Rev. oscar c. Daubengayer, pastor
Sunday school at . a. m. Worship al
/ 10 a. m.
First Baptist
Rev. NJ E Hawkins. d. d. pastor
Bible school at s:45 in charge OF
Charles Johnson. Morning worship
at 1O:45. subject OF sermon, The
Meaning of Communion Service
| Junior B. Y. P. L. at 1870 D. m
Young Peoples meeting at $50 p
m. and song service at 1880 p. m
/ Subject of evening sermon THE
| Friend Indeed" Special music by
the choir at both services
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-05
MOTOR BIKE RIDERS
ARRAIGNED BY JUDGE
FOR Law VTOLATIONS

The four motor bike riders arrest
ed in Mishawaka Thursday night
following the issuing Of the new law
enforcement order by Chief Of To-
lice Harry W. Barrows were arraig n-
ed before City Judge John NJ. Raab
Friday morning and given a sus-
pended sentence Of IS and costs for
not displaying tail lights on their We
hicles. The offenders were: Herbert
Johnson, Moody Freshley Arthur
Hartman and Jessie Keith, all Of
South Bend. They were ordered by
Judge Raab 20 purchase the neces-
sary lights and report TO the local
police before o'clock Saturday
evening
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-05
RETURN FROM MOTOR TRIP.

Rev. DR. NJ. z. Hawkins and
children have returned from a three
weeks motor trip TO Grand Rapids,
Conklin. Muskegon, Ada and other
Michigan points. They were accom-
ranied by Mrs. Hawkins mother,
Mrs. F. w. Porter Of Conklin who
Will spend a week or 10 days visit
ing here.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-05
YOUTHFUL HOBO Is
CAUGHT BY LOCAL
POLICE LAST NIGHT
Runs Away from Orphans
Home at Mexico, Ind,
Sunday.

After leading hobo existence for
nearly a week. 10-ysar-old runa-
way from the Orphans home at
Mexico. Ind. was picked up by the
Mishawaka police Friday night and
gwen the hrst square meal IN six
days. The lad whose name Is Victor
Lincoln Galloway. so5bingly told the
desk csrgeapt Charles Ochampaugh
that he had been sleeping on park
benches since Sunday night and
eating wild raspberries TO appease
HE hunger.
According 70 the laos story, he in
company with his chum Chuck
Pollan were returning to their home
last Sunday night from a nearby
church when four young men in a
. big Buick car stopped and asked
khem II they wanted a ride The
wtoys accepted the invitation and the
driver, Of the car instead OF taking
them 10 the home brought them 20
South Bend, arriving there about
noon Monday. The lads were let
out fthe car az Michigan and JET
ferson ste. and the Buick disappear
Ell
Young Galloway had been IN
South Bend once before in company
with bis father and he attempted 20
locate some friends that he had
visited at that time. but his efforts
failed. and late Monday night the
weary Adventures curled up on a
bench in Howard park and went 10
out in search of "eats" and after a
long tiresofe wandering they dis
covered some wild raspberries grow
ing thong a railroad track. They
proceeded 70 ease the gnawing pain
in their stomachs by satisfying their
appetites. This program Of existence
was repeated until Friday when Call
AYR lost his chum and wandered
over TO Mishawaka where he was
picked up by the local police.
The authorities at Mexico were
notified at noce and the lad will be
taken back sometime Saturday.
Galloway stated that his home was
IN Mud Lake. Ind. where he had
been living with his father and
grandmother until about a month
ago when he wa ssent TO the Or
phans' home by his father because
he spent so much OF his time at the
lake swimming. The boy said that
his mother had run away from home
Nwhen ne was two years old and he
had never seen her since. My
Tfasher beats me with a horsewhip
when I go swimming" the lad sob
bed. but there is no place else TO
play but at the lake. So what can
a fellow do? I suppose now they II
beat for running away from the
home"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-05
RTRTH RECORD.

A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. John Bueche. 423 z. Third St,
Thursday. Mrs. Bueche was former
~ Miss Agnes Weber.
A son was born Thursday to Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Keif. 1913 E. Grove
St. at St Joseph's Maternity hospi-
tai.
A son was born 10 Mr.. and Mrs
Raymond Butt. 21s Towle av.. at the
maternity hospital Friday.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Daniel Johnson. S03 E. Third
st. at the maternity hospital Thurs
day.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-05
TEMPLE

az the Temple theater today in his
latest Fox special production entitl-
ed The Strength Of the Pines a
story of the feud wars in Kentucky.
reIlete with 4 love story as sweet as
June rose. Supporting the star are
Sylvia Dreamer and others. A Snub
Pollard comedy and the Fox News
is also shown.
Don't Tell Everything" with
Wallace Reid. Gloria Swanson and
Elliot Dexter will open a two days
engagement beginning Sunday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-05
BUILDING PERMITS.

z. l. Hostetter for Glenn Brown.
Sill Carlton St. garage. $3.50.
F. l. Hostetter g. Son for c.
Hardy. Alabama ST., house, $3.50.
S Queer for ID. Miller 913 f.
Fifth st, garage. $50.
Joseph Hugs, w. Sixth st, house
$1,000.
Charles Gollatz for Theresa Mil
Ter, 1901 w. Fourth ST, garage.
S4O0.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-05
BAIIOON ASCENSION SATURDAY

J. NJ. Stewart. veteran airman OF
South Bend. will give a balloon as
cension from the corner OF Seventh
and West SITS. Saturday afternoon
at 4:30 o'clock under the auspices
OF the merchants and West End
State bank. The former will offer
special inducements TO their custo-
mers during the afternoon and even
ing
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-05
HOLD MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur McDornen.
residing north OF this city. enter
tanned at a miscellaneous shower
Thursday evening complimenting
Mss Helen Rothy who will be mar
red at TT Wayne Aug. 25. The
bride-elect received many pretty
gifts. A delicious luncheon was
served
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-05

AIR and Mrs Karol *. Carter. y.
Main St, entertained at a family
dinner Friday noon on the occasion
or their 18th wedding anniversary
Among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs z. c. Carter OF FairnDnt, o..
and Mrs. Helen Mae Carter OF Grand
Rapids
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-05

w. H. Curtis and family. S04 Lin
colnway f. leave for Pleasant Lake
Mich, today, for a weeks vacation.
They will be Joined by Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. B. Cone, E. Sixth St, Monday and
will occupy the Clement cottage. Mr.
Curtis will assume his duties as CASH
Ter Of the North Side Trust and Saw
ings Bank Aug l.
Miss Ada Pugh, Cleveland o.. Who
has been the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs.
David Pugh. 211 y. Cedar St, has
returned to her home. Miss Pugh
is a niece Of the latter.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-05
Fines collected during the last cur

Fines collected during the last cur
rent quarter in the court OF Justice
Joseph Wypiszinski and amounting
10 S200.90. were turned over Friday
10 County Auditor Clarence SedE-
wick. Township fees and court costs
collected by Wypiszinski amounting
10 S3S3.90 were transferred 10 Nj
chael Hanley. township trustee