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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-23
LADIES FIRST.

IS thirsty dog. well situated
drinking fountain, two women and
polceman--herein lies a tale.
At the American Trust CO.
corner. Washington ar. and Alichi-
gan ST., promptly ut his accustomed
hour Of $40 o'clock. the dog a
dark brown shepherd, waited his
turn at the fountain.
Two women preceded him. Al
though FIRST come" the dog, Gull
tured and refined canine that he
was, deferred to the ladies his turn
TO quench his thirst. After this act
OF courtesy, he raised his forelegs
upon the fountain and Tapped him
self a drink.
One woman admired the dog. The
other expressed herself that IL was
O. shame that a dog should be per-
mltted 10 use the fountain. While
one patted the shepherds head, tho
other spoke OF the unsanitation.
Waclaw Chrobot. traffic officer,
was a passerby and was made a
party 20 the argument.
"Shep comes here every morning
az 20 minutes Of and takes his
drink" explained Chrobot with con-
vction. adding: But he always
waits for the ladies 20 drink first"
The argument, however, has pos
sibilitics Of becoming n general con-
tr0versy. Humane officials may
claim a dogs nose is as clean - q
humans. For the time being, at
least, Shep Will probably continue
using the fouptain for his morning
drink.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-23
tuberculosis League Forms
NetC Class for Children

Miss Marjorie Clark. nUtr.t.onist
Of the tuberculosis League Of s..
Joseph county. IS now organizing a
class for delicate children az Lake
Vile. The children arc selected by
Miss Clark and Miss Mary Worster.
the county nurse from the list OF
those children so as TO secure the
cooperation OF tho parents who are
expected 10 attend the class with
the children so far as possible.
DR.. J. +. Howe, Of Iakeville, viii
contribute his services as special
supervisor Of the health conditions.
and viii examine the children in the
beginning, and at frequent intervals
thereafter
Mss clark wiz give the pupils
special instruction as 20 Eygienic
habits. Zach VIII be given a par
ticular regimen as 20 diet. rest, ex-
ercise, etc. The weight Of each viii
be recorded every week. as the gain
in weight is considered one Of the
standard tests of Improvement.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-23
FALL FROM HOTEL
WINDOW PROVES
FATAL TO YOUTH
Officers TO Question Lover in
Hope of Clearing Niles
Mystery.

Living 81 hours with a double
fracture Of the neck, which left him
totally paralyzed, Albert johnson,
%. died at $3.50 o'clock Wednesday
morning at the Epworth hospital
the result of a faE from a second
story window OF the Iuterurban
hotel at Niles, Mich. early Monday.
Both the first and second bones of
the verte brae were broken. A tri-
angular conclusion was sustained
left Johnson's body completely para
lyzed.
Johnson was a clerk in the Ber-
land shoe store, known as the Black
stone Bootery. He is unmarried.
living with his parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Alfred Johnson, 322 \. Eddy St,
who besides one brother. Harold A.
Springfield. Ill, and two sisters,
Lydia Josephine of Chicago, ans
Ruth Johnson, Grand Rapids, sur
vive him.
Funeral services VIII be held from
the Johnson home. go y. Eddy ST.
Saturday afternoon. at . o'clock,
with Rev. p A. Strom officiating.
Interment viii take place in River
view cemetery.
Niles police, according 10 infOrma-
tion received from that city. are en-
deavoTing to clear the mystery sur
rounding the fatal accident and
either substantiate or deny the story
sold by Johnson's companion That
the victim Of the accident had g.
nigh tmare" and was subject to
walking IN his sleep, IS the part Of
the story that IS questioned.
a young woman, whose home is
IN Kalamazoo, and who is said 20
have been a sweetheart Of the dead
man. is expected 10 be questioned hy
the Niles police some time today.
She had been at Johnson's bed side
since the accident.
Of a crime exists" explained
Chief Of Police Francis Wednesday.
Jealousy may have been a motive
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-23
Drirer Claims Nan HaIted
h Front of 4ufOmObjIo

stephen Fisher. $40 B.rdseI ST..
received slight bruises about the
body when he was struck bv an
automobile driven 10y Ely Zuravel.
l0+9 y. College So. abou. Z O'Clock
last highs at Taylor ST. and Rail
road av.
According 90 Zurave'. he was
driving south on Taylor 81. and at
Railroad av., Fisher came out Of q
building and walked IN front Of his
machine. Fisher was thrown TO
the pavement and received cuts on
his right hand ard arm besides
minor bruises
Fisher was taken 20 the home OF
Or. j. \ Varier by Zuravel and az
ter receiving treatment was removed
20 his home.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-23
1887 School Children
Enrolled iH Schools Here

nc report OF the school attend
arce department FOR the first two
months OF school shows an enroll.
ment of 1857 children in the pup
lie and parochial schools During
that time g employment certificates
were issued and IS were excused o.
doctors certificates. Twenty llne
children were committed 90 instiu-
tions and CT that number six wero
sent 90 the State School for Blind
and six 10 the state school for the
Deaf. Seven cases were settled IN
Juvenile Court. the parents being
prosecuted in each case. The at
tendance officers made 1890 home
calls. 291 school calls and 255 bus!-
ness calls. As a result OF these calls
"a children were returned TO school.
The report for the quarter ending
Sept so show that s125.1O was *.
pended for books and clothing as
compared with S32s.S2 for the same
period il 1921
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-23
MONTCOMERYBA
SPECTATORS FROM
TIERNAN DIVORCE
Hearing Of Cross-Complaint
Scheduled for l:30 This
Afternoon.

Pros. Floyd o. Jellison today en-
tered the Herman divorce case fJr
Augusta II. Herman.
The prosecutor was appointed by
Judge Chester r. Montgomery. in
Superior court 80. .. tins afternoon
after Atty Samuel Fiewell had with
drawn the original complaint for
Mrs. Herman and quit tho case.
Pros. Jel,isOn Immediately fled an
swer in general denial 90 the crJss-
complaint or Prof John +. Tieruan.
which was allowed 20 stand ana
which viii be heard Thursday after
noon at 1890 o'clock by Judge Mont
sOmery.
The action came this afternoon
when the court had announced that
tx the divorce ease was contested IT
would be impossible 10 set IL for
special hearing. Fleweu, who en-
tered the room. withdrew the com.
plant ard quit the case. making
room for Pros. Jeluson 20 enter the
case for the state.
Jellson. when asked IF he pre-
ferrcd that "a special prosecutor be
appointed 10 take the case because
.f his previous connection with the
case. told the court that there wac
TO situation in the case that would
cmbarras him and that either hiT-
self or Deputy DOnahuo would be
present for the state
The public VIII not DO permitted
90 the Superior court room when
the case is i'm progress. only peo-
pie with official business there VIII
Zoe permitted. the court said, who
declared emphaticaily that newspa-
per photographers would not bc all
lowed to snap pictures Of the prin-
cipals in his court room.
This case viii not be tried in the
newspapers" Judge Montgomery de-
clared Judge Montgomery attacked
the divorce laws Of the state. under
which anyone may obtain a divorce
decree with apparent ease. The
legislature should correct them. the
court eald
80 much was said in newspapers
regarding the parties that the court
feels justified in taking the iuitia-
tive OF having Il prosecutor appoint
ed The statutes regarding uncou-
tested divorce cases seem to hint tina,
me court on its own initiative must
reach out and attempt TO discover
coliusion." the jurist said.
Attys Sands and Flcwol both de-
MED any knowledge of collision in
The case.
F'ieweu dismissed Mrs. Tiernau's
complaint on the suggestion Of Pros.
Jeliison. who said that it was useless
% leave the complaint in court if u
were not to be acted upon. and that
the dismissal would expedite mat
ters greatly.
The publicity IN the other case
does not concern the court. This
case viii he conducted I'm an entirely
different way. X the defendant is en-
titled 20 a divorce he Will get it-.i
not. he won't" the court said.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-23
News- imesHelps
Locate Relatives
OF Suicide Victim
Brother, Mother and Sister
Learn of Death Through
News Article.

The local relatives Of Charles
Nicely, who committed suicide In
Chicago Tuesday afternoon were To-
Gated yesterday morning through an
article which appeared IN that ed
ti0n OF The News-Times.
Peter Nicely, a brother Of the dead
man, residing on Il farm near War
saw, saw the article and Immediately
communicated with the Chicago po-
lice, stating that he would start Of
once for Chicago to take charge OF
tho body Capt. Guy Bunker OF the
local police. who had been requested
90 locate Neely's relatives. was then
informed by the Chicago authorities
that the brother had been located
through an article in The News
Times.
Early last evening Goshen police
informed Capt. Bunker that Mrs.
James Nicely. aged mother of the
dead man, and a sister, were located
at their home in Goshen. and that
they also had learned of tho search
for relatives through the News
Times article.
Local police received the dispatch
from Chicago late Tuesday night re-
QuesJing that Peter Nicely, 1929 W.
Division ST., be notified that his
brother Charles Neely committed
Suicide that afternoon in Chicago
An Investigation revealed that
there is no such address and that
Nicely is not listed in the city d.
rectory or telephone book. Capt.
Bunker then notified ali nearby
towns and cities 20 assist I'm the
search for Peter Nicely. who was
wanted at the inquest TO be held at
Chicago yesterday morning, and q
copy of the dispatch was furnished
The Ncws-Times.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-23
Police, Firemen
Guests At S cout
Training Class
Principles of First Aid Dem
onstrated and Discussed
at Meeting.

CIT. rp-.r r-.ft-.
r'l1---'--a ~ N-'o
ana hre oeP'F'Hleu-S were guess ga
the Mems Scout training class az q
sDecisI meeting held last nieh- for
..,.-,,,-., 10 -..st,.s-- Instruction .or
mrs. ara
more ina" 'V p. ~ ,'''' -
men, tose-neE win o-ll-L on .'-1
-. vi sii1e '' i,'i'o anu
0''ie '-'''''-v" '''e -.-
vas 4e'u III 'Ae - ''''''''7' una on ,''e
Cl'all'oeI ol Oolil'il1' .'-''i-i'=.
SeFeH-E 1i'e'''De'S Oh '''' framing
class We're present
-A'''li $3.50 o' mrs. "
--'e'eU ~ ~ w. a. anu
LEe upper l'''' 7-1'l' e-i '--'' o-
IAe
il,-' me essen 'i :, III lli7l ana are
me essentials IN an business opera
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,'H-'7 t"e '"l-. .'s
80 ~ ii'a' 0''' III. ''-9'e- sa-o
- = lIi' l,ol'.l'l- 10 40 -ne proper
l---ll7 ~ 1i'9 IlOpe' Tine ," case
49,, - '''..''l - ''. I'oSS..'-'.,--9' we
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-23
STUDEBAKER CLUB
CONCERT PLEASES
Lewis Concert Co. Recital Pre-.
sents Pleasingly Carried
Out Program.

Members of the Studebaker club
and employees Of tho Studebaker
Corp. attended a recital given in the
high school auditorium last night by
THE Lewis Concert Co" The per-
sonnet OF this company includes sam
Lewis. tenor and manager: Linn
Schuler. violinlst. Nell Adams read
~ and Doll Couitor. pianist X IS
. compliment TO the DISCRIMINATING
taste OF tho Studebaker club that &c
brought this troupe 20 South Bend
for the entertainment of its citizens
and q pity that this careful selection
OF entertainers by the club could
not have been rewarded 10y a larger
attendance at last evenings recital.
Those who did attend made up an
apprcciatiyc and responsive audience
The quality Of tho concert was OF
the highest. and its program was
both wen chosen and OF generous
,cnEth.
The program was as follow: 90
Just BY Smiling. Harris; Keep
On Hoping. Maxwell. by the entire
.umpa.y; CD Polish Dance.
W1ericSsk. "Andant.no'. Martin.
"Hetcr kali. by Hubby. played by
Linn Schuicr; CD "Iandorue No
l-" Verdi, Pale Moon. Logan
The Americans Come" Foster
sung by Sam Lewis; t4) Adaptation
from the play "Happirees'. By Nell
Adams; CD "EaIei-". Nopri2
uEariau". McDowcl. piano solos
by Mrs. Collitor: CD Young Tom
0'Devou" Russell; Wee Little Home
Love, O'Hara; "Perspicac.ty".
Cartier: ''Travelin 20 dc Grave.
HsdG,ck: sunk by sam Lewis: ca
Ave Marie. schubert. GYPSY
Airs Sarasale; played b Linn
S1huIer: CS) Friendship" closing
euseub-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-23
RUSH STARTS FOR
new AUTO MARKERS
License Plates Not Available
Until Dec. y, but Appli-
cations Pour In.

That Tho ~-rtrrfrr rrbfEr ara co..
onar-+frr- with tre Hooef~r state
g. asso..s.fcr o. .ra mater ~
5-~r,-r tho nov, 10. license rratee
--9e indicted Nv ar uruegaf1v beav-.
-. -. .,-.. ,..-r ..-s-.l, coda,
yvl,-. Tho new -rs+-e Nm nor be
.--,..5 ,,-+1 noe -e ,re roo--
-. 90 .-~e-...-, --rr.--t.o74 Cor
49, md h e--grr.r- 3. rsvo
.t..rg1 ,,r-ie.4 for s- +l... +fua -ead,-
-. .---. .-. MINT. +re- ara re-
800 Do. .- order e-o-1 tre se--e-
...-.- 20 500
r-es+ ,,4-v -arr-o ara takfr-
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Zr--.c- r---C5 r-arare- ~ tbo local
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-23
Display of Lire Turkeys
DrdtCS Riddles attention

"Ool. Gee. L00klt, Ma, p.ped
q youngs-er Of the ultra enthusiast
tic type 10 his mother last night ar
they were passing -hc front Of Sailor
Bros. furniture store on N. Michigan
81. \ number Of fat turkeys strut
ting Importantly within The limits Of
furniture stOre display window
was the object which excited the
curiosity OF the most dignlhed adult
as well as the most susceptible child.
The display OF the Thanksgiving
gobblers Is a part OF the sailor
Bros store plan 20 provide ThankF-
giving dinners FOR a number Ok local
rarnI-ee.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-23
n. ID. Glee Club and Orchestra
Gipe Concert at HealthiUin

Patients at Healthwin hospital
were furnished an excellent enter
tainment last night when the Notre
Dame Gleo Club and University or
chestra appeared in a special con-
cert and entertainment Ut the hos
pi:ai.
The entertainment consisted o. Sc
lections by the club and q concert
by the orchestra. William Furey.
president OF the Glee club. offered
several vocal solos which were more
than warmly received.
when they called a little before 10.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-23
Rdiding Detail Arrests
TfCO at Shamrock Hotel

al alleged house OF ~ fame Were
arrcs ed n $3.50 o'clocS yesterday
afternoon in a rid on IA :. M-ch.-
Fan g.. known as the Shamrock
hotel. BY Detectives WIutherS Pint
-, EIsh and W-hituer-
Edna Martin. - years old. was
-larged with keeping n house q
go fame while Joseph Smith, &c. OF
lff7 6. Lafayette -. was charged
with frequeu1ing
Bonds Of 500 for the keeper and
SIS for the frequenter were furn-
shed Tor appearance IN City court
today
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-23


short talk at the girls club at the.
Wilson Shirt Factory yesterday dur
ing the noon hour.
Utah has eight feet of snow in places,
80 l tab coal men are happy.
Two alarms were sounded for
fires yesterday afternoon The first
at $500 o'clock summoned the fire
department T. the corner ot Long
ley av. and Nassar ST., where q rub
bish fire threatened property i'm the
vicinity. At 5:57 o'clock the fire
fighters were called to- extinguish
roof fire on a residence in Ham
mond court. The damage I'm the
latter instance was about $40.
Platinum wedding rings are taking the
place Of gold wedding rings hut don't
seem 70 hold as well.
Mayor Eli /. Sccbirt Of South
Bend Will be the principal speaker
before the Rotary club of Elkhart
at noon today. His subject has not
been announced Wilbur T7mpl.n
viii be in charge of the mUsica!
part of the program.
Near CenterviIIe. III, SiO,OOO mine
payroll was stolen but the bandits didn't
get any coal.
Bert IaWtOn, DOWagiac, Mich, re-
ported 20 the police at 7:15 o'clock
last night that his Ford tournine
car bearing Michigan license No
47O.SO5 was stolen from IT'S parking
place in the 100 block W. L1salle
ave. sometime between $3.50 o'clocl
and $50 o'clock yesterday after
noon.
Gibbons knocked out Ashe in - see
Onds i'm Detroit. Report that some left
during the fight l. untrue.
Irma NeyrinIS petitioned Superior
court No. Wednesday for a divorce
from her husband. Am!el on the
grounds OF desertion. She states in
her. complaint that they were mar
ried in March, 1910 and separated
in June, 1913.
Tame f. Fleeing. 4 former premier Of
France was chased out, of dining room
at Toulouse.
Alleging that NIaudc CauGman
owes him s12O rent on the resi-
dence Ut 113 w Madison ST.. and
that attorneys fees Tor the collec-
tlon Of the note VIII cost him Sl00'
John Rush hled suit for $3.50 dam
ages I'm the Circuit court Wednes-
day.
\ man never thinks health Is wealth
after swapping health for wealth.
Miss Ethel Frost. librarian in the
chlldreu's department Of the puoAc
library will speak a. the next meet
ing OF the Charm" class OF the D..
W. C.. 4. Thursday night az S o'clocN'
The subject or her talk VIII be the
Charm Of Conversations
They are having riots in Cologne and
that isn't very sweet of them
LIE. Ragsdale. assistant general
manager of the Western Union Ie-e-
graph company OF Chicago, VII.
speak on the modern telegraph a,
me next luncheon Of the Chamber
Of Commerce next Monday at 1915
o'clock. n \. Dcnahue Of the south
Bend Gas company viii preside.
Michigan man claims he got fat on
sawdust. Don't tell the cook.
\ sale of articles made by the
blind women Of the state VIII be held
Thursday in the Piggly-Niggly
store 325 ). Michigan 81. The sale
VIII be in charge Of a local commit
tee interested in the blind
VnempIovment j. decreasing except
among those who have Jobs.
\ change Of venue from superior
court No. 90 Superior court No. .,
was taken wednesday in the case OF
, the Aetna Life Insurance Co.. which
is suing the Wakes Lumber CO. foI
S556.64, on account
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-23
FORT wAYNE-HazeI sIl

testified In her divorce suit against
Cecil Shorb that her husband. who
IS nearly 100 pounds lighter than
she IS. knocked her down six times
IN one fight.
NOBLESYIIIIE-Bccause his wife
spent so much time and attention 20
a salesman that was trying 10 sell
her a car. John Wolfstroman has
hled SUIT for divorce from Anna
WoIfstroman
STONE BUFF. IND.-JAMES
Frazee. son or Mr.. and Mrs Willard
Frazee. was seriously injured when
he was hlt by al automobile driven
by his father.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-23
ST. JOSEPH COUNTY
MEDICAL MEN HOLD
ANNUAL CONVENTION
Papers on Modern Surgery
Read by Some of Country's
Foremost Physicians.

More than 11j physicians and sur
Eeous from South Bend ard sur
rounding cjt,es attended the thirty
seventh annual meeting OF the s.,
Joseph County Medical Society
which was held in this city ycster-
day.
Papers on modern suEery and
medicine We're read bY number o.
the country's foremost physicians
The sessions We're held ar the La
Sale hotel both I'm the afternoon and
evening. Prior to the evening pro-
gram a dinner was held in the Col
leso Inn az tho LlSaue ut ESQ
o'clock.
Fred r. McLucas Of the Medical
Protective Co.. Fort Wayne. Ind.
was the principal speaker az the
evening meeting. He delivered an adj
dress on Medical Liability" DR..
NJ W. Lyon. of this city. discussed
Blood Chemistry"
The principal speakers az the af-
ternoon meeting were: DR.. Ferris
y. Smith. Grand Rapids; DR.. Fred
". Gaarde. Mayo C1inic: and Dr..
Harry r. Mock. Chicago.
Or. Smith discussed. Plastic Sur
gerry Of the Head. IA Related 20
Maignancies". His talk vas Illus
trated by lantern slides. His talk
was followed by general discussion
of the subject IN which Or. r. =.
Barlow. DIR. j.. J. Lent. OF this city.
and'Dr Todd OF EIkhart read pa
pers.
Other Speakers.
'D.fferen-al Diagnosis Of Tumors
tho Chest, EncapsuIated Empvemas.
and other Chest Conditions was the
subject Of DR.. Gaarde's lecture. Dr..
81. @. Darden and Or. II. L. Cooper
Of this city. read papers IN the gen
erai discussion which followed.
D-. Mock talked on "Recoustruc-
ton OF the Disabled" lis lecture
was illustrated with lantern slides.
DR. w. II. Baker. this city. read a
paper on tho same subject.
~. w. II. HiI.man. president q
the society, presided az the meetings.
Other officers who were respons.-
Die tor tile success OF the meeting
are: J. a. Duggan. vice presiden:
and Il. =. DuGdale. secretary oae-
urer- Those on the program com
mittee Were: Doctors =. T. Seuser-
ich J. J.. McMeel Milo Miller. r..
A. Barlow and G.. L. Allen.
Officers for 1923 wiz 0e elected
ne a meeting 20 De held tho ars,
Tuesday in pecem Der.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-23
CITY HALL ANNEX
NOT TO BE BUILT
This YEAR. BOARD
City Court and Jail TO Remain
in Basement" in Pres
ent Structure.

No immediate action IS contem-
plated toward the building of a City
Hail annex to house police head
quarters and provide for a new
municipal court chamber.
This much was ascertained when
Chief Of Police Lane and w. o.
Davies, president Of the board OF
public safety met with the Board
az Public Works, Wednesday morn
ing 90 consider means of obtaining
more room for police motor equip
ment than what is provided in tho
rear OF the City EaU.
Need More Space.
The meeting resulted in no
action except .hat City Engineer
Anderson and Chief Lane were or
dered TO investigate the garage
room used 10y the city engineerln-
department. ascertain the feas15.--
lty of remOdeling the BUILDING
and possibly crowd the engineer
ing departments motor quarters to
permit Of the additional space.
The conference between board
members was an extended one and
it was mutually agreed that what
ever arrangement could bo made
would be by necessity only a temp
ora-y one. II was decided THAI.
q new building was indespens-
ib-e, considering the c-ty's growth
and the necessity OF the safety de-
partmeut 20 add additional motor
equipment 10 take care OF police
needs.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-23

NEW YORK \ surgeon dentist.
Or. Hownrd NJ. Potter. VIII Try 20
win hack his wife. who has been
granted separation. by paying the
$40 aEmony .n person oh week.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-23

lights. turned on az 4 a. M, each
day by an alarm clock, fool chick
ems OF Alvin IT. Brown into bel.ev-
ing that the sun is shining and they
leave thcir roOsts and begin scratch
Ing. BY the time Brown arises at :
o'clock many Of his hens already
have performed their duty of lay
Ing eggs.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-23

Observation-Disclosures with an
announcement THAI DO0nshlners
would be required TO pay q federal
tax. a 50-gall0n still was found
abandoncd in field near here.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-23
In Mayors Budget.

IN the course or the discussion.
me1tion was made by Pres't Slaugh-
ger o. the Works board. that the
present year would witness no steps
taken toward the preparing Of plans
Cor new annex. Next year. he
said, may see some steps taken in
this direction.
some time ago. in the course q
presenting tho bulge. 90 the city
council. Mayor SeebIrt spoke or the
necessity OF new city Han annex
one that would house police head
quarters. provide for n new city jail
and more commcdious and betts
furnished city court chamber. r.
was understood that tho aami1istra-
ton sponsored the improvement
and proposed 20 take the necessary
steps. probably Dr. way ri q bond
issue. 20 finance IT,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-23

W AN-hTS. y. y. calvert,
aged Warsaw widow. living alone,
was found unconscious in her home
today after neighbors mvstifed by
an electric light burning at midday.
broke a lock Of a door and entered
the building. 1Its Calvert was
found unconscious and suffering
with = paralytic strike Her re-
covery Is doubtful