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New Britain herald., 1922-01-20
COMMUNICATED
Against Smallpox Iaccination

Editor of The Herald:
 In The Herald of the 18th I read about the children of the schools in this city having to go through vac- clnaton. I call it very foolish and expensive idea as l from my own ex- perlence can prove. l know for a fact that this vaccination is going to do more harm than good. I was vac cinated and two years after got sick from smallpox, and came near dying. l therefore urge everybody that has any children to be against this vac cnation as I before stated it is going to ruin the children instead of pre- venting the smallpox from spreading. Yours very truly
 A CITIZEN.
 (There has been no order issued for the vaccination of local children. Ed)
 Advice to Hartford, the Guiding Star.
 New Britain, Conn.,,
 Jan. 19, 1922 Editor of New Britain Herald, City: Dear SiSrThe Hartford Times, in a recent editorial, says:
 "A New Britain church has a Bible class 6S1 strong and aiming to reach the thousand mark. No city has greater need of such a class"
 What wonderful thing it is to have for neighbor such a good and pure community as Hartford. How foul and wicked must we appear in comparison with that saintly city! Let LIS hope that Everyman's Bible class will continue to grow and exert such a beneficient influence that in a few years we will be able to take our place, reverently, to be sure, but proudly, at the foot of that effulgent beacon of holiness, Hartford, and sing: Let the lower lights be burn ing."
 In the meantime, let us hope also that the sanctimonious ones of Hart ford will read and memorize the Masters warning to the Scribes and Pharisees, who are holy in their own sight"
 Signed:
 A NEW BRITAIN SINNER.
New Britain herald., 1922-01-20
|25 Fears Ago Today
(Taken from Herald of that date)

The Nutmeg Basketball team will journey to Waterbury this evening" where they will play against the Co. A team.
 Fred Latham gave several vocal solos at the factory reception of the P. and F. Corbin plant held at the Y. M. C. A. last night
 Parker Shirts for 75 cents and linen collars for II cents. at Babcock's clearance sale.-advt.
 Rev. s. C., Ohman is attending the today
 Court Charter Oak voted at it's meeting last night to change it's head quarters from the Commercial hall and return to Hanna's hall.
New Britain herald., 1922-01-20
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New Britain herald., 1922-01-20
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New Britain herald., 1922-01-20

The only profitable advertising medirm in .ke City. Circulation books and press room always open to advor,ise's,
New Britain herald., 1922-01-20

Every child comes into the world endowed with liberty, opportunity, and a share of the war debt.
New Britain herald., 1922-01-20
FACTS AND RANCHES
 BY ROBERT CULLEN

Politicians should remember that it is the wagon tongue that pulls the load not the waggin' tongue,
 An enthusiast saySRussla Is "a lens for the closer study of democracy" He probably means a pestilens,
New Britain herald., 1922-01-20
New Britain Herald

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 Unsued Daily, Sunday ENcontod), At Herald Bldg. 67 churen Street,
New Britain herald., 1922-01-20

The smart young man usually sue ceeds after he outgrows the habit of being too darned smart
New Britain herald., 1922-01-20

The opening number of this season be the tie that binds"
New Britain herald., 1922-01-20

Entered at the Post ofioe nt New Dritain As Second Glass Mall Matter.
New Britain herald., 1922-01-20
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New Britain herald., 1922-01-20

The poor in Europe may not know who's who in America, but they know who's Hoover.
New Britain herald., 1922-01-20

When you talk to the naughty clerk In the outer office, you are almost afraid of his superior"
 In small town, nothing excites the noGhbors as the receipt by one of them of special delivery letter.
 And the reason parents think it their duty to whip children is because they are big enough to get away with It.
 After they accumulate a nice little national debt, the Irish will begin to wonder why it is called free" state.
 And so the magazines are hungry for hnmor. What about the First Class stamped on some of the man. uscrpts they receive?
 It's queer system that provides Marines to guard the mail cars from robbers and leaves passengers to take a change at the ticket office.
 When the restaurant orchestra plays you can't tell whether that sound is made by, the sayophone or the man at the next table eating soup.
New Britain herald., 1922-01-20

Another little need of the times is something to get the bonds of matri- mony back on par,
New Britain herald., 1922-01-20
SUBSCRIPTION RATES

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 7bo d Month,
New Britain herald., 1922-01-20

When the worlds arms are cast into the sea, we trust the lingocs will stand by their guns.
New Britain herald., 1922-01-20

have peace treaties that pass under
New Britain herald., 1922-01-20

There are still hot -heads in the navies but q sinking ST all will lower their temperatures.
New Britain herald., 1922-01-20

Well. when the ships are scrapped ing a plowshare twenty-one times.
New Britain herald., 1922-01-20

ly one of keeping the best of China for guests,
New Britain herald., 1922-01-20

When you talk to the naughty clerk In the outer office, you are almost afraid of his Superior"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-11
CITY BACKS BOARD OF REVIEW A GALNST STA TIE
Raise Tax Rate
AS County und
Fails; Up Third
New Rate of 20 Cents to Sup
ply County Needs and
Take Up Overdraft.

Preliminary estimates OF the rate
OF taxation to provide funds FOR
county purposes next year indicate
an increase Of 80 Ia percent over
this years rate. The present tax
rate for county purposes Is 10 cents
and the probable rate for next year
viii be 20 cents
This increase OF 80 1-3 percent be-
comes necessary through the fact
that the budget for county work this
year fell snort by about 100000 and
there has been an overdraft OF that
amount which will have 20 be pro-
vided for in the next years budget
The Is cent rate OF last year viii
take care Of the present budget es-
innate ar flied. but the overd "a Il
must be taken care OF.
The preliminary estimate OF the
county budget IS S455,603. The es-
innate receipts are Sl77. 900. leaving
about 1897 geo 20 be raised BY tax
alton. The Is cent rate on the
county assessment of approximately
S20s. 900, 900 will practically raise
the 1897 900, and the five cent Ad-
ditional levy will raise Just about
the amount OF the overdraft Of the
past year.
Final action on the county budget
will not be taken until the meeting
on Sept. 3.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-11
Postpone Municipal Games
TO See Studebdker-CutfeT

The pOstpOnement OF several
games has been made necessary be
cause of the interest shown in the
championship game which will be
played by the Studebaker No. I and
the Gutter teams Saturday after
neon. The game was originally 10
he played az Leeper park. but such
large crowds were expected that Il
was transferred to the Singer dia-
mond.
The games between the Dodge
players and the Bell Telephone Co.
and the South Bend Lathe works
versus the Studebaker plant No. 2
team have been postponed so that
the players and their supporters
may attend the championship game
a. the Singer ball park. The game
between the Presbyterians and the
StUdebaker No. team will be omit
ted from the schedule for the same
reason.
The Standard oil team plays its
decision game with the Meyers hard
ware team on the J. D. oliver dia-
mond. The outcome Of playing
against the winning team Of League
"A" Hardy's Printers will meet the
NJ. r. c. Specials at Pota watOmi
park.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-11
Scoop" Thrilled
As Radio Device
Picks Up Bulletin
Reporter, Travelling in Auto,
Hears Own Story Broad
casted from WBAQ.

Newspaper men experience a GER
tain thrill on seeing their stories
played on the pages Of daily pa
pers bur Bert Graybiu. local West
ern Union manager and wireless eX-
pert, gave a Nevvs-Times reporter a
most intense thrill last evening
Not long ago this reporter had
written a story about the neat and
convenient arrangement of a wire
less apparatus GraybHl had on his
coupe and the interest passerbys
We're showing in it, Not until We'd
nesday night did the reporter have
an opportunity OF knowing how real
~ efficient the apparatus was
While riding down Main 81. and
wearing with Graybill the wireless
listeners" over his head, The News
Times representative was hastily
scanning a story he had written CON
corning the 1915. 900 addition TO be
built at Epworh hospital Sudden
~ and as II his own head was speak
ing the very words he was reading
the sans story came 10 his ears
broadcastede as a News-Times bull
letin from the Y. NJ c. 4.
So excited was the reporter and so
elRted was Graybill over the i'm
preston tn, his arrangement has
made that both forgot hey were mo-
toring and came very near hearing
angels voices when they approach
ed the busy corner at Jefferson and
Main SITS.
Suffice 20 say the wireless ap-
paratus GraybiM has on his car is
wonderfully efficient whether or not
the machine is in motion and re-
gardless Of what direction it is go
ing. Words and music come very
distinctly and seemingly under any
conditions.
No ground wire is used and the
aerial is simply a wire extending
from the rear bumper UP over the
top Of the coupe, then down % the
front and back on the opposite side
by the same arrangement. The re-
ceiving apparatus is small and f-s
snugly in the rea~ corner of the
coupe. The condenser that makes
possible the elimination OF a ground
wire, is the product Of Graybilrs
inventive mind.
Returning the first Of this week
from A motor trip through the east.
the Western Union manager report
ed that his wireless arrangement
attracted much interest IN every one
| of the cities where they stopped
IN New York and at Atlantic City.
camera men flocked about the ca
and As far as is known. GraybilTs
\ car is the only one having an eff
! Gent wireless outfit that does not
require a ground-wire.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-11
CATHOLIC MEN IN
CITY FOR ANNUAL
RETREAT AT N. D.
Five III u n dr. e d from Five
States Enter Seclusion at
University.

Five hundred Catholic laymen
from Illinois. Wisconsin, Michigan.
Ohio. and Indiana. entered retreat
at Notre Dame Thursday evening at
$3.50 o'clock and kill remain in re-
treat until Sunday morning.
Rev. Joseph Boyle head OF the
mission band at the university. viii
be in charge of the retreat and Rev.
Bernard Mulloy Will serve as preach
er
Forty local Knights OF Columbus
are included in the number who
are making the retreat.
Walsh. Sorin. and Badin halls nave
been prepared TO house the aymen
and meals viii be served in the Car
roll hall refectory.
Represent Many Cities.
FIT. Wayne is sending the largest
delegation and will have 200 or
more men here for the retreat In
dianapolis with 90 men, Chicago
with 30, Racine, Wis. with 20 and
Huntington, Ind. with % men VIII
have the largest representatives
while Detroit. Mich Kokomo.
Evansville. Whiting. Hammond, and
LOganspOrt. will each have not less
than 10 men ia attendance.
Included in the Chicago de,ega
ton Will fbe such prominent figures
as Judges Hickman, Scanlon. J p.
McGOOrty, and I. p. Early Al
though spending most Of the time in
prayer and silence. the lay1nen viii
have a public professional Saturday
evening at 7.3O at the university
Name Committees.
Out of town delegations have
chosen their own committees and
their lists. as announced by Father
Boyle, Thursday. are:
TT. Wayne-Robert Smith, Joseph
Majors and George DOlan.
Chicago. A. Dudley. J. W.
Clarke, and r. r Keough
Observation-Disclosures Calvin and
Edward Flaherty.
Detroit. Mich. - Steven Calvin.
James Calvin, j. r Marcero. and
Joseph Mailman.
Evansvine-Albert Veneman AMI
George Altering.
Racine. Wis.-ThOmas Paul Hardy
and Henry :. Keefe
HuntingtOn-D II. Ragan.
KokomO-A. II. johnson.
Elmwo OdZWnEam Keefer.
Hammond-JOseph Dorsey.
Whiting-Joseph Sullivan.
Lafaye Fischer.
Michigan City-T. p. Donnelly.
Logansport-Jesse Tabor.
While mOsU OF the iaymen ara
knights Of Columbus members, all
Catholic men in the states represent
ed have been invited 70 attend the
retreat.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-11
Bmco Victim Employs Grill
Suit to Recoper Lost None,

A civil suit for $500 was instituted
Yesterday by stephen Kuharic
against Henry Hosier. Clarence Vail
and wife Corinne who ere elleged
% have buncod Kuharic out OF $500
for partnership in the business for
the manufacture OK oil burners and
defrauding him OF board bill for
the three from July 2S 10 Aug 3.
Vail and Hosier are known 20 have
had more than s400 in their pos
session when arrested by the local
police and an effort will be made
10 obtain this money through a
civil suit By Kuharic.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-11
PLAY I'LL SPORT
WITH RAZOR LANDS
ONE IN HOSPITAL
Wife of Victim, Charged with
Assault, Processes Cutting
Is Accidental.

Henry Wilson. IS. colored, 5O2
S. Chaplin St. was removed TO Ep-
worth hospital about O'Clock last
night suffering rom a painful razor
cut on his left shoulder as the re-
suit of little Playful sport" with
a razor. according to the statement
made to the police by his wife,
Pearl who is aid TO have done the
cutting. His condition is not con
sidered serious.
His IS year old wife attired in
the modern type happer boomers
was arrested by Officers DeLee and
Kubiak, charged with assault and
battery with intent to kill, regard
less of her statement that she and
her husband were just having a
little fun playing with the razor"
According to the wife's story. she
was sitting in her home cleaning
her finger nails with the razor.
about inches long bearing an ar
tistic silver handle" AS he had
done several times before" she
said, "he sneaked in and scared me
and we began fooling with each
other. I swung around at him and
the razor struck him on the shout
der"
Wilson corroborated his wife's
story. stating that they were Just
fOoling around" with the razor and
she accidently struck him. Both
claim they are perfectly happy and
that neither OF them drink and that
there could be no reason for her
cutting him Intentionally.
Wilson was cut in the fieshy part
of the shoulder above the chest in
ficting an oval shaped cash about
three inches long an inch wide and
about two inches deep. He bled
profusely from the wound but at
tendants a the hospital stated his
condition ifs not serious
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-11
Police Break up ''Li'I Came
And Jail Sir Participants

Officers De Lee and Kubak were
making their regular rounds last
night when they CHANGED upon a
game Of chance. going full speed
AT 500 s Chaplin ST. The officers
arrested all the gamblers and rushed
them 20 the station where they were
released under $25 bail FOR appear
arce N the city court this morning.
Those arrested we're John Miller,
1913 6 Main st, George Robnick.
500 :. Chaplin st, Bob Kankowicz.
2e31 Adams ST.. Mike Patkowicz. 914
". Durham st. Ely Loych. $40 5.
Scott st. and Adam Couch 500 S.
Chaplin 81
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-11
Local Chapter Members
Guests at PDK Banquet

The annual banquet OF the Mish-
awake Gamma Tau chapter Of the
National Phi Delta Kappa fraternity
was held last night In the Rotary
room at the oliver hotel Members
OF the South Bend Phi Delta Kappa
chapter were guests at the dinner.
About rs members attended
A program Of speeches and var
ious entertainments featured the ban
quet. The speakers were Mortimer
O'Deu Of this city and P Clark.
Harold Ayers and ". II. Gargtner OF
Mishawaka A program OF songs
and monOlogues was presented by
Russell Driver and Glenn Shidler,
Ford's Harmony Four orchestra
furnished the music during the din
ner. Paul Clark presided a. the
dinner
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-11
Paralysis Prooes Fatal TO
John &. Roth, Son of County

John George Roth. 6S2h Portage
av., died Thursday morning az $3.50
o'clock following an illness OF several
Years with paralysis
He was born IN German township.
ST Joseph county. June IS, 1888.
and was 81 years q age. having hv-
cd IN South Bend practically al his
life Besides his wife. Elizabeth, he
- survived BY one son. Benjamin 3.
Roth OF mis- city. end six brothers
and sisters Mrs. August P'rast Mrs,
Emma Fricke. Mrs. Carolina Ander-
son al Of South Bend. Mrs J. c.
Neldhsrr OF Los Angeles. John II.
Roth OF Peoria. H.. and William
Roth Of Kansas city. No.
Funeral services VIII be held n
ne A N. Russell chaps SATURDAY.
afternoon ~ o'clock. Rev Elmer
A. Higgins officiating Burial VIII
be I'm the city cemetery. Mr.. Roth
Wa a member OF the Maccabees
South Bend Tent No.
Mr.. Roth was said 20 have worked
for several years on the invention
OF an irriEating pump. which. how
ever. he never completed.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-11
" estphal Seeks Entries for
Mems Singles Net TOurne,

The city tennis tournament in
mems singles will be held az Leeper
park within the next two weeks. En-
tries viii be received at the park
until Monday morning and al To-
col players over Is are qualih. ed TO
enter. I; has been announced by W.
c. Westphal. who is in charge Of
Leeper playground. that the tennis
championship will positively be de-
c.ded within the two weeks.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-11
There's Get TiCO AUTOS
In Business District

Two automobile thefts were re-
ported 10 the police last night. one
machine was stolen at 1850 o'clock,
the other about five minutes later.
j. .. Hughes. 201g S. Michigan
St. reported that his Studebaker
rOad ster, bearing Indiana license No.
1875, was taken from In front OF
the South Bend Floral Store IN the
100 block :. Michigan 81.
The other car, the property OF
Basil Gamer, 5z2 Sample St. was
stolen from a parking place in the
300 block 5. Michigan The car Is
Ford touring 1917 model bearing
Indiana license No. 173427.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-11
" inc Makers! Don't Read
ThiS-BdrreLs for Sale

orders have been received by To-
ca Federal Prohibition Agent Math-
ers that the nearly 100 empty bar
rels conficated by authorities with
their contents OF real beer from a
freight car at Lakeville last month
be sold 70 the highest bidder and
the proceeds be turned over 70 the
South Bend police pension fund.
Eighty-tv7o OF the barrels are O..
32-gallon capacity. a few others OF
half this size. The barrels have
been resined inside. and. according
10 Mathers would be OF no use al
wine conta. ners. This Information,
Will confne the prospective pur-
chasers 10 a few in number, IL Is
averred. unless there be some who
willing 20 take the chance.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-11
Federal Officer
Tells Judge Nix;
Court Sets Case
Attempt of Pros. Jellison to
Dismiss Case Fooled by
Agent Mathers.

A motion by Pros. Floyd o Jelli-
son 10 dismiss unlawful possession
charges against a Woodlawn, Ind.
resident growing out OF a recent ar
rest by Federal Prohibition Agent
Harry Mathers, brought about a
controversy between the two officials
ia city court Thursday.
II had been a practice in cases
where two persons are defendant to
the same cause to determine the
guilt or innocence Of one and dis
miss the other. This practice has
oftimes resulted IN men hiding be-
hind their wives and drink empor-
ium proprietors shielded by their
Lartenders. in cases Of second-time
violation.
Both Arrested.
But Mathers held different
view Adolph Rhodts. proprietor OF
a soft drink" paror at Woodlawn,
end his Wife. Martha. had both been
taken into custody, held Jointly re-
sponsible for the same seizure OF
intoxicating liquor. Rhod.s had
previously been arrested and had
ped guilty 70 unlawful possession
charges, receiving a 90-day sus-
pended Jail sentence.
The woman's case came 20 trial
first and the court holding her
guilty. fined her 800 and costs and
gave her a suspended jail sentence
OF so days
IF the court IS willing" bega n
Pros. Jellison. "the state moves for
dismissal Of charges against Adolph
Rhodts"
The request was withheld unit,
Nathers could lee found
Nothing doing" stated the dis
senting Mathers. He is as guilty
as she"
Some one had thrown a monkey
wrench into the plans Of Atty. Ora
Parker, defending the Rhodts, who
was attempting 10 secure the dispos-
al Of the case by the paying of a
minimum fine.
Would BE American.
The court held that the federal
officers who had made the arrest
should be permitted 10 state their
case, and ordered Rhodts case set
Or trial Monday
Rhodts was arrested the first time
IN June. At that time the Vols-ead
law enforcing officers sWooped down
upon the village d!sDensary at
Woodiawn and seized several gallons
u Illicit liquor Rhodts pleaded
guilty and took a suspended jail
sentence. Mathers and Colt return
ed TO Woodlawn a month after the
first arrest-July 20-and procured
a quart Of "moonshine" A buzzer
connecting the house and the store
had been equipped but failed 10 give
its expected warning
Recently Rhodts applied locally
for second citizenship papers. court
records show. II Judge DuComb
determines upon a revocation OF
sentence. RhOdts VIII be serving
time IN the county jail al the time
his application for citizenship Is
scheduled for hearing IN court.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-11
Legion Auxiliary adds
Four NetU Members to Roll

Four new members OF the Ladies
Auxiliary OF the American Legion
Post No. so were added 10 the post
membership at a meeting held last
night at the Chamber or Commerce.
The new members are Mrs Joseph
Musshart. 500 r Fox st. Mrs. Ed
ward stark. 4S5 Harrison av., Mrs.
Walter Strang. SIS w Marion St.
Mrs. Arthur Wilson. SIS W. Mar
ion ~.
The organization ordered the pur-
chase Of a number OF games which
will be presented 10 the ex-service
men at Healthwin hospital this week
The regular meeting OF the Legion
Post was postponed from last night
10 next Thursday. owing to the alb
sence OF Commander Otis ROmine.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-11

He who wants content can: nnd
an easy chair
T. thou canst not see the booou.
wade out.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-11

There IL a remedy for everything
could we buT hN upon g.
II pains be pleasure 70 YOU
profit will follow.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-11

None but a fool IS always rght.
The over curious are net over
Use
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-11
NetU Carlisle Fire Causes
Estimated Loss of $4,000

NE CARLISLE. Aug. 10 Spe-
ciaD-Damage estimated al So
900 was caused Thursday night
about 2 o'clock by a fire which des-
troyed a barn on the i. a.. Egbert
farm near the center OF New Car
Isle. The barn. which was 20x1OO
housed no live stock. but had a large
quantity OF baled hay. II was com
pletely destroyed The fact that
there was no wind saved the adj
Joining property from destruction.
The reflection OF the blaze was
plainly visible for miles around.
T. might be because New York
has such A tremendous transient
population that each visiting club
has is own following IN the city.
Thousands OF former residents Of
other major lea que cities make their
homes IN New York and all Of them
cant forget thetr partisan seeEngs
for the old home club. However,
the native New Yorker IS a very fair
rooter and Is even more severe on
the home club players than on the
visitors.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-11

Pride IS as great a beggar as want
and a great deal more saucy.