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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-14
MANY LOTS LISTED
WITH HOMES BUREAU
One Company Enters $50
Sites, Arranging to Accept
Second Mortgages.

The Syndicate Realty Co. acting
it's president, n. f. May,
listed a total Of $50 available lots
Tuesday. - The lots are in three
tracts located cast of Olive ST, be-
tween Indiana and Prairie avs. and
will be Immediately available for
building purposes.
1t is the intentions OF the Syndi-
cate company. according TO Mr.. May
10 build so homes in this section OF
the city this summer OF the type gen.
orally demanded by working men.
The company now has four houses
under construction and will build
others as soon as possible.
Many Lots Listed.
Mr.. May stated that his company
ready 10 consider A second
mortgage in disposing OF the lots TO
prospective builders and that every
thing possible will be done 10 facili-
tate construction work for those ar
ranging 70 build on the lots.
Lots were listed with the bureau
Tuesday from some OF the choicest
building sections OF the city. Fine
sites are now available IN Harter
Heights and Vassar Park through
the medium OF the bureau. A rum
Der of houses now under construc-
ton are being listed with the bureau
for rental purposes and will be made
available as soon as possible. Ar
rangements are already being made
-e.-@
persons with small capital in occur
ing additional funds with which 20
build.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-14
Local People viii Sail
Soon for Visit to Poland

Mr.. and Mrs. Adelbert Cheminiak
OF w. Jefferson bid, are planning TO
sail next week for a isit in Poland
Mr.. Chelminiak Is well known re-
tired business man OF the west end
Of the city. Alfred ZawisZa. who IS
in bushes on the corner OF Arnold
and ". -Diision SITS. will also leae for
Poland
Mr. and Mrs Chelminiak left Tues
day for Cincinnati. where they will
isit relates before sailing for Europe
Mr.. Sdwisza vii join them In the
east and sail on the same liner with
them
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-14
HARDING TO SPEAK AT
COMMUNICATION EVENT

WASHINGTON. June 13.-CBy A.
P.)-Pres't Harding will deliver the
dedication address OF a monument
Wednesday at Baltimore on the spot
where defenders OF Fort McHenry
fought OF the attacking British fleet
during the war of 1912, and where
Francis Scott Key wrote 1.-The Star
Spangled Banner" The monument
will be unveiled in commenoration
Of the double achievement.
The president and a party from the
white house will travel by automo-
bile TO the site and participate en-
route in a pageant parade. An addi-
tional martial note will be lent by
the presence. as specially invited
guests, of some hundreds of wound
ed veterans of the world war, as
sembled from nearby hospitals
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-14
FOR HOUSING
OF DELEGATES TO
CONVENTION HERE
Four Hundred 0ut-of-Town
Delegates to Attend Chris
tan Endeavor State Meet

Plans for accommodating the ir'
out of town delegates from el -
corner of Indiana, who will be .4
South Bend June 20 10 80. inclusive.
to attend the state Christian Christ
ian Endeavor convention were comp
leted last. night at a meeting OF
"a convention committee appointed
from amNSg Christian Endeavor
workers In this city at the Y. NJ.
c. A. According 10 the committee
men, lodging for every delegate dur
ing the period of the convention
is now assured.
Total attendance at the convention
will be swelled by members OF the
Christian Endeavor units Of this
city. Three hundred members Of
the organization in South Bend have
already registered for the conven-
ton and 1t was said last night that
500 registrations OF local people are
expected before the first session Of
the convention. Word has reached
the committee that delegates from
Indianapolis will arrive in car,
charted especially for the occasion.
All meeting during the convention
will be oIen TO the general public.
Registration is not necessary in
order Ia attend the sessions and all
gatherings are free. Citizens inter-
ested in young peoples religious
activities have been particularly
urged TO be at the First Christian
church. which will be convention
headquarters. for all meetings Of the
delegates.
Local speakers and musicians will
play a prominent part on the first
sessions program on next Tuesday
night. Mayor Eli F. Seehirt will ex-
tend a welcome N the first address
Of the four day event and Rev. Hos
teller. former pastor of the West
minister Presbyterian church. South
Bend, now a moderator Of the Ind =
lana Synod. and a resident Of Fort
Wayne. is the principal speaker at
this meeting The South Bend Ju-
Nor Symphony orchestra will pro-
vide the music for this session.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-14
AUTO EXPERT IN
SECOND OF TALKS
Chamberlain Discusses Rela-
tons Between Dealers and
Customers. In Lecture.

Relations between automobile
dealers and their customers and
also their employees were discussed
by P. f. Chamberlain, automotive
industry expert. at the second of the
series OF four lectures he is giving
to local automobile dealers and their
employees. Approximately 100 per-
sons heard last nights lecture. which
was given at the Chamber OF Com
merce
Mr. Cham berlain emphasized the
value OF genuine service and quality
IN the automobile trade and the need
OF raising the dignity OF the motor
dealers profession. He pointed out
that every worker connected with an
automobile concern. from the mech
anic 20 the executive. IS indispensable
20 the organization. and that all
must feel a pride in the business II
the best results are TO be obtained
Mr.. Cham berlain was brought 10
Automotie Dealers Association. The
third OF his lectures on problems
connected with the automobile
business will be glen tonight at the
Chamber OF Commerce and the clos
ing one tomorrow night.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-14
SUPERVISORS FOR
PLAYGROUND WORK
NAMED BY BOARD
Adopt Part Time Schedule
Fairgrounds to Open
June II and July l.

A part time schedule for a num-
Der of the Fairgrounds of the city
has been announced by the NUM-
cipal recreation committee. The
schedule will take effect Saturday
afternoon, June II. with the follow
ing supervisors temporarily in
charge: j. D. oliver playfleldp Mrs
Franklin Raub Washington school,
Miss Rose Brown: Haley school,
Miss Dorothy Crabb; Howard park.
J. p. Wilcox; Leeper park. w. c.
Westphal; Potawatomi park. Miss
Mildred Mitchell.
The Fairgrounds at the Franklin,
Lincoln. oliver and Perley schools
and in LaSalle park Will not be
opened until Saturday, July l. Very
much the same schedule that pre-
vailed last year viii be followed
this summer. The Franklin school
playground will be exclusively for
girls and for boys under ten years
of age. The Lincoln school and the
Oliver school Fairgrounds will be
for boys and girls not more than
fourteen years old. The "Peripatet-
ic Story Teller" will begin her regu-
lar rounds on Monday afternoon,
June 10 There will be a weekly
Stunts Day on each playground and
a Bi-weekly ter-playground Field
Day. instead of the one big annual
field meet.
A meeting Of all the supervisors
is called for 10 O'Clock Saturday
morning in the School Administra-
ton building at which time the pro-
gram for the summers work will
be discussed Supervisors on play
grounds this year will wear the COM
mittee's insignia. M r. c" In gold
letters on a field OF blue.
The Commercial league for indoor
has been completely reorganized and
began playing Tuesday afternoon
on a new schedule. Under the
new arrangement there will be two
games every Tuesday and Thursday
ard ore game on Wednesday The
Firemen have put two teams into
the league. the one playing on the
even dates and the other the odd
dates OF the calendar The other
teams in the league include the Ro-
tary. Kiwanis. Lions. and Optimst
cubs with teams from the Gas
company. the Real Estate men 1.-TWO
teams) and the Y. VI. c A All
ga-ies will be played on the Leeper
park diamonds at 400 O'Clock.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-14
ENEMY OF BOOZE
FREED BY JUDGE
Mrs. Demay, Pleading That
She Had Been Framed,
Wins an Acquittal.

The claim Of Marie DeMay. 5l1
". South 81. charged with Illegal
possession OF liquor. that she did not
know where the liquor came from
that was found In her house when
raided BY the police \ short time
ago. and the insinuation that she
rad been framed" By the ra.ding
party. won for her a verdict OF not
guilty IN the city court Tuesday
morning before Judge Chester L.
DuComb.
Omcer Kish testified that he had
found A bottle containing about a
n tablespoonful % liquor on a sewing
machine In the DeMay home a. the
time OF the raid but Mrs DeMay
enormously Maintained she had no
knowledge OF how the hQuOr hap
pened 20 be IN her home. and most
emphaticaIly stated that she would
not under any circumstance, have
I{ouor about her house
Judge DuComb gave her the bene-
n OF the doubt and discharged her.
Mrs. DeMay's husband. CAMEL De-
Nav. - now on probation for re-
cent conviction for violation or the
liquor laws.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-14
Three Are arrested for
Violation of Ordinances

Three violaters of the city ordi-
nances were arrested Tuesday after
noon by the local police.
Fred Banley. 6635 +. 64th st.
Chicago. was arrested by Officer
Bloom, charged with operating his
car without license, and Jacob Fe-
der. $50 S. Lafayette St. was ar
rested by Sergt.. Det7ler for parking
his car in front of a fire hydrant.
near the court house.
The third man. Ed. Scherman
1915 r. Indiana av... was picked up
by Motorcycle officer Austin on Lin
coin Way z. for exceeding the speed
limit. The men were released on
bonds for an appearance in court
this morning.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-14
BERTSCH RULING
FREES COP FROM
'MANSLAUGHTER'
Dismisses Schricker Case on
States Motion-May Force
Case, However.

Setting forth that the written mo-
ton was legally drawn and that
there was no evidence presented 10
prove irregularity or prejudice on
the part OF the prosecutor. Atty. VII
liam Bertsch. special Judge IN the
Herman G. Schrioker manslaughter
case Tuesday ruled favorably up
on the motion and ordered the
case dismissed. The motion BY Atty.
Joseph V. Wypeszypslti 20 act AZ the
friend OF the court in the prosecu-
ton OF the case did not come up for
consideration.
1T is not a question Of my person
al opinion" declared Judge pro tenn
Bertsch in making his ruling. what
ever II Is l will not venture TO say.
With no proof 10 the contrary. how
ever. must take It for granted that
the state is acting IN good faith. The
case is dismissed"
Shot While Fleeing.
The case was the outgrowth II an
affidavit fled by acting Coro7t- Al.
". Hosinski who conducted an in
quest into the fatal shooting ID death
on the morning OF May Of ZigInund
Wisniewski. 251S Grace 81. The lad.
in the company OF two companions.
had tried 70 effect an entrance into
the soft drink establishment op-
Grated by Frank StrazeleckI. 252S W.
Division ST They were arrested and
while leaving the place with ;h~ po-
lice. broke and fed. Two officers
and one citizen fired shots. Is was
brought out at The inquest. 20 which
were entered denials OF an attempt
to kill. The weight OF the bullet ex-
tracted from the dead lad skull was
the determining factor result rg I'm
charges OF manslaughter being filed
against Schricker.
If I should refuse 20 dismiss
stated Judge Bertsch IN defense OF
his position. Il cannot see where IL
would affect the case. II is reason
able TO suppose the prosecutor would
not set out sufficient facts that would
require my binding the defendant
over TO the grand jury Instead. as
I have previously heard IN arguments
on this motion, the state would feel
the defendants course justified. Par
ties interested IN the prosecution OF
this case. therefore. can find relief
without a preliminary hearing"
May Push Probe.
Atty. wypiszynslki. retained as
counsel by friends and family or the
deceased, previously made It known
that should the case az this time be
dismissed he would seek the ap-
pointment OF a special prosecutor
at the next term OF the circuit court.
Reasons set out for this request. he
stated. would show the prosecutor
biased and prejudiced in the states
handling OF the case.
with such appointment granted
by Circuit Judge Walter A. Funk.
the special prosecutor would then
go before the grand jury with view
Of securing an indictment against
The police officer.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-14
STUDEBAKER FILM
SHOWN AT OLIVER
PORTRAYS ACTION
Manufacture of World Famous
Automobile Shown in
Government Film.

small and select audience on
Tuesday watched the manufacture
of a Studebaker car. from the hour
the first casting was made to the
moment 1t was driven to the resi-
dence of Pres't A. r. Erskine. 1t
took an hour.
The exhibition took place at the
Oliver theater where six reels Of
film. made for the corporation. was
reviewed by the officers before they
are sent over the world TO exhibit
the process of manufacture.
The film marks a new standard
in industrial films and for careful
detail and thorough portrayal OF
the multitude of safeguards which
go into the manufacture was a revs-
lation.
The casting. the assem- bling. paint
ing. upholstering and final inspec-
ton OF every part of the car was
shown in detail
The films were made at the plant
and show tho actual work Of manu-
featuring a car.
These films will be sent to the
branch agencies in all parts OF the
world as a meane of education and
of proof of the infinite care which
goes into the manufacture OF South
Bend project.
The administration work is also
shown and the South Bend residence
of Prest Erskine will be as well
known in Shanghai and Yokohomo
as It is in this city when the films
have completed their mission.
Many Of those who witnessed the
review expressed the wish that loca.
residents might have an opportunity
Of seeing just what is being done ar
the big industrial plant, believing
that il would prove a liberal educa
ton and an inspiration for an even
greater South Bend spirit.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-14
Three Recruits Join Ranks
of "LedtEerneckS" TueSda,

Three recruits for the United
States marine corps were enlisted
yesterday by Sergt. Davis Shapiro.
who REGENTS established local read
quarters IN the basement OF the
Chamber OF Commerce building
John Stephen Proctor. 20 years
old. 74S s. Main St, was one OF
those who enlisted yesterday. He
has been employed here as an auto
mechanic and IS a son OF Mrs. Ollie
Wynn OF this city. Henry o. SWORN
o. Wakarusa, Ind. also enlisted yes
terday. He is p years old.
John b wolowicz of this city en-
rolled - the corps YESTERDAY. his
formal enlistment dating from today
however. He formerly served two
years IN the marines ard IS enlistlng
for recruiting duty az s.. Paul
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-14
TtOo Local VOCdliStS GiUe
Recital at Conservatory

A recital Of unusual interest was
kEiven last night al the South Bend
Conservatory 10y Miss Marjorie Blake.
soprano. and Mrs w. A. Strayer,
coutraItO. Miss Blake possesses a
clear voice OF wide range and sings
IN charming manner. Mrs.
strayer's voice IS a rich. deep con-
tralto. and she sang with under
standing and excellent style.
Especially pleasing 10 the audi
erce were the negro spirituals, 4
Don't Feel No-Ways Tired" and
Little David" Miss Blake and
Mrs. Strsyer are both students OF
Mrs. Jenny Thatcher Beech. OF Chi
ekGA
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-14
" ar Yet, BeIieUed Insane,
Held BY authorities Here

Franklin Hubbard. % years old
wanted by the authorities at Jackson
vile. Ill. following his escape from
the Jacksonville State Hospital. was
arrested by the local police Tuesday
morning at 1915 o'clock.
He was arrested by Capt. Hamil-
ton in the 200 block on Sycamore ST.
The police notified the Jacksonville
authorities and are holding Hubbard
until their officers take him back.
Hubbard is said 10 be partly insane
as a result Of a wound received while
serving in the World war.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-14
COURT VERDICT DELAYS
TRIAL OF MINISTER

CHARLESTOWN ". Va, June b.
"A new angle which may prolong
indefinitely the trial OF Rev. ]. z.
Wilburn. charged with the killing
OF Deputy Sheriff Gore of Logan
county. developed late Tuesday when
the court ruled that evidence may
be introduced from the first gather
ing OF armed miners at Marmet last
summer until federal troops were
sent into the southern coal fields
and fighting stopped.
The reason for the ruling the
court held was that the motive for
the killing must be proved and
whether malice was behind il The
court contended that this conclu-
sion could be reached only by the
jury in ascertaining facts connected
with the armed march.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-14
LOCAL "Y" HEADS
In ANNUAL BUDGET
MEETING TUESDAY
Revision Made in Number Of
Items-Committee Appoint
ments for Year Made.

Revision O. a number OF items on
the $4,000 budget Of the South
Bend 7. NJ. c. A. for the ensuing
fiscal year was made at q joint
meeting OF the executive committee
and the board OF directors al the Y.
" c. A last night. The occasion
was the annual budget meeting and
the committeeman and directorate
scanned all items on the budget.
large and small. over a period Of
elk hours. IN the effort to find a way
20 make the y. n. c. A. funds 90
FURTHER.
The election Of 81. r Denison and
q. ". Hyde By the board OF d.
rectors 10 represent the local Y NJ.
q. A. on the state committee was an
nounced at the close Of the meet
sng c. A. Cooper. physical director
OF the local Y VI. c. A. has also
been chosen by the-state committee
as one OF two physical directorsDi in
Indiana TO sit on the state body.
Appoint Committees.
The following committee appoint
snents by John l. Shafer, president
Of the South Bend Y. NJ. c. A. for
the coming year were also announc-
ed last night:
Executive: G. w. Hyde. W O.
Apavies. NJ. r. Dennison. T a. Free
han. W. r. Hinkle.sF. W Keller. DR..
j.. p. MoorerC Tretz. c. z. Wilson.
Boys work. W. O. Davies. c. Clark.
J. VI. Hammerschmidt. Carl Hibberd
-. b. Thielens.
Cafeteria: o. A. Clark, chairman.
Educa uonal. Fl. G. incl. A 3.
Hunter. G.. r. Weber.
Finance: Chairman not appointed.
u u. Bowsher. J. 3. Campbell. r.
~. Chalfant, a. l.. Hubbard. c. l.
nfillhouse. c. Pretz. Z. G. stanley.
j. W. Taylor.
House: r. w. Keller. G. H Ahl-
born, @. II. Bliss. H G. Christman,
w. o. Fassnacht. Fl. V. Kimble. L.
a Walker
Membership: ". r. Hinkle. E s
Addison. w. W. Austin. NJ. r. Den
nison. c. p. DuComb. A A Frede-
rick. o A. Fulkerson, T. Kilsore, L
MacGregor. W. +. lSitche. Thomas
Walling. Harry Weiss.
Physical Dr. f. 2. Moore, DR.. W
IT. Baker. II. Cranfli. y. r. Feltes
Don Johnson. Arthur Jones. Scott
Mccoy. j. NJ. Peterson.
Publicity: p. H Walsh. II. T.
Dalton. 3. S. Haswell, Charles Speth
Purchase and auditing: T. h Free
man, f. HOLSTER. G.. A. Robertson
Religious: NJ. r. Dennison. w. T.
Ashdown. A. F. Beyrer. w. b. Sch
aefer. G. F. Wilson.
Retirement fund: l. "A. Walker
". w. Borden. NJ. r. Dennison, p.
q. Stanley. J. w. Taylor.
Social: w. w. Borden. r. NJ.
Hutchinson. c. X, Kuehne. Guy B.
WISER.
Monthly inspection committees to
report on their findings to the board
OF directors on the occasion of the
monthly meetings were also chosen
from the membership OF the dice
torate.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-14
LoUe OF "MoUies"
Indirectly Causes
ARREST" of Child
Five-Year. Old Boy Found in
Front of ShOw.House-
Enjoys Jail Visit.

The movies are frequently charged
by blue-law reformers with leading
TO prison bars. but seldom are they
held responsible for landing an in
dividual as young as 5-year-old Irwin
Kowalski in Jail. However, the mo-
vies were directly the cause of Twins
spending thre or four hours in the
county bastile yesterday.
Irwin, who is the son of Frank
Kowalski, oil Durham St, started
downtown yesterday afternoon with
his 10-year-old brother. The later
had a nickel which his mother had
given him, so when they came TO a
Michigan street movie house he de-
cided to see the show and Irwin was
left outside.
Rescued BY Cop.
He was rescued from his stranded
position near the theater by local
policemen about 4 o'clock They
were unable TO learn his name, and
there being no suitable place al the
police station 10 keep aim, he was
sent to the county jail for safekeep-
ing.
There he remained until about
7:45 p. m. when Joe Pianowski s13
Jefferson st, an acquaintance of the
boys family, who had heard from
the distracted mother about her sons
absence, and who learned from the
police Of his whereabouts, arrived
at the jail TO claim him. The lad
appeared TO be enjoying his visit at
the Jail when Pianowski arrived for
him, though according TO jail off,
Gals he had spent a considerable
part of his time in Jail in crying.
Whether his grief was occasioned by
his being in custody of by his hav-
ing missed seeing the picture show
was not learned
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-14
DR.. r.. c. shankHn has been called

DIR. X. G. Shank'in has been called
10 Los Angeles Calf. on account Of
the illness OF his brother. John
Shanklin OF Frankfort. Ind, who
was operated upon for appendicitis
suit for divorce was filed by MARI
Castleman against RUDY Castleman
in Superior court Tuesday. the form
or Charging her husband with failing
10 provide for her and their child
She also charges that he called her
vile names. They were married Oc-
a, Isls and separated Jan. s. 1922
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-14

Effective June 10. money orders
may be Issued payable in Hungary
This decision was reached al a con-
ference held recently with that coun-
try. The amount Of money entered
on the orders addressed 70 persons
in Hungary will be converted into
the proper equivalent. The postal
administration OF Hungary asks that
10 money De sent in letters.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-14
WOMAN IS ARRESTED
ON LIQUOR CHARGE

Elizabeth Nemeth. 81 :. Cha pin
ST. was. arrested Tuesday afternoon
for unlawful possession OF int0xicat-
ing liquor for sale. The arrest was
made by Offcer Kish on con laint
OF OFFICER WHITTIER. At the soft
drink" parlor operated by the woman
was found a pint bottle partly filed
with mule" She was released at
the station after furnishing $50 per
sonal bond for her appearance in
court this morning
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-14

Frank Scott, 72s 1-2 6. Fellow
ST. told the police he had lost a
Studebaker pay-check between the
pay Office and the State bank on s.
Michigan Sc
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-14

SociaMstic tendencies are increas
ing rapidly in the country districts
In GERMANY
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-14

The breeding OF elephants in cap
tiyity Is extremely difficult
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-14
IS eEoRGE SHOULD KNOW.

GUESS GEORGE SHOULD KNOW
PHILADELPHIA. June 13.-GeorEe Taylor ~
Baltimore, lecturer the Pitfalls ~ Rum" was
held By the coroner today be crimlnailv raspon-
sible for me death Of Mss Mary Emsiis on Nav p
on the ground that he vas intoTtcated vale driv-
ing the automobile that killed her.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-14
MUST sock EM- EAsTER

MUST sock IN EAsTER
COLUMBUS. Ind. June l3-Werdell Strock be
came angry today when hts horse nipped him OF
the shoulder aud he bit the animal TIE head Nltl
his hst. A physician. who examined Strock's hand
discovered three fingers broken. After this I wi
use Kindness or club" Strock Is quoted saying