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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-22
SPIDERS HOLD SNhPPY
PRACTICE At STADIUM
University Squad Starts final
Preparation for William
and Mary.

After allowing Monday as Il day O.
rest TOR III" spiders. Coach FRANK
Dobsnu had tn" Red and Flu" squad
uut Oh Stadium Field yesterday at .
"rnoou for the first OF "a series of
stin work outs in preparation Tor TIA,
final s;rug.!' .. III" S"asou--.h" an
nual THANKSGIVING clash with The
william ANA Mary indiaa..
Practice yesterday afternoon was
perhaps tho suappicst exhibition al
the season. ani tn" plays were oN-
"cut'd with rcmarkaLl" precision.
which brought forth enthusiastic
comments from 'nc supporters OF the
team who gathered on Tho sid" lines
The Spiders an. not Becoming uu-
duIy cheerful over any losses sUa-
aimed 1y til" imiians, as II lis the
1c!ic: "a N"Sthainptuu that TIA"
WILLIAMSBURG team is as good. II not
letter. a n whole thln 1t was IN the
hrst hali os tn" season bohsosl' 5
mon ar" worhini; hard IN prupara-
i."n Tor what IS considered IN" big
I"st game "t tn" wear and Wi. r"lv
Oh aii-aTuuud efficiency for their
chances AGAINST C"aCn ingram 5
charges picked from a wealth OF
E""d material available.
IIo,n ~" Indians ana Spiders have
shown unusual scoring ability mi,
S"hSuii when WORKING smoothly aud
ho Rcd aud Riu" veteran line. rather
light for IN" first defense. naa done
som" remarkable WORK against t"y,iun
conceded To he uf tho urst order.
IAr ih1uk giving -tvuEEl" liz al
Ways hirt,r uph,. no matter waat
the don" Is beforehand. ana as ia- a.
Ac Spiders arc concerned. n0thing is
hrsmE taken tor granted.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-22
PROUT IS REFLECTED
PRESIDENT Or A. 4. U.
Organization llunur> Officer
Under Whom 1t Has Made
Great PROGRESS.
lny Universal Service.

NEW YORK. Nov. william &.
trout, 81 the Host"n Athletic Ass"cin-
t!"n' the youngest chief cNccutive
that the y. y. 4. has ever hai Was
today reelected president OF the body
IN the iinai meeting OF th,.ad.ireatcs
I" the convention. II WAS u unani-
nous choice IN recognition Of his
work during the turbulent past wear.
when ihc body was subjected to at
tRckS from outside sources. Scck!n.
To limit the control of the A. A. L.
lieSpitc this opposition. the y. y L..
was shown to have prusprrcd lrr,ai.
~ under ir, sid-ut Trout. having
gained IN Clun membership from G92
10 more than 1000, while Individual
registration arose IL almost $1,000.
The iinancia! status "f the body. il
was also shown, ~ pleasing. 4 net
pr"ht Of S".5uo was made. II was
revealed mat the balance In the
treasury now IS approximately {2i-
600 to carry on the national actIvi.
.,rs. y" interesting statement vas
mat the national boxing tourney had
resulted III the biggest rcvcnuc-!9
22S.i3.
After rrout had agreed 10 be a can.
didH;c for rec election. Colonel WASH
"nEi"n N"wic. Jr., of baltimore, aai.
go al convention thnt ia" rule pro-
hlniiiuS a president from succeeding
himself mad" hy the body in 1871" at
l'"st"n, ho amended, SO that l'rout
could hc put in again.
The officials elected were:
President. william &. Prout, az
h'St FIRST vice president, Murra.
hu.hcr'. New York. second vice.
president. Colonel Washington Bowie.
Jrr OF Raltimore. third vicc-prcsi.
dent. John j. rayl"r. OF pit,sburrh
"a: fourth Nicc-presidcut. Thomas
:. Tracy. Of NcW Haven. SECRETARY
aud treasurer. Frederick W iiubion
o.! N"w York.
board of trustees for the James
T. sullivan fuMd Was also elected
Ihn I.At Inn.l lnni,nrInnN ,.-.,.....
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-22
'''AAs NFb tDh
i'Innirrs' National iinni,,

extensive training tor the Thaukssiv-
Ing classic with Richmond Uni
N"rS!iH. loo" HnnGIcy has entirely
recovered from ,itc Effects OF . had
ct"uuno!" ANA can hu counted ON 10
y"HtrihUt" hia shAi' 70 the Gobl"r
hay tn.i!i@.
rus w."l's practir" viii .roblbl~
c"n~i~, ~ h'."y S'riiruuE"a amt
iruiIn+ "Ut tn" rough spots So
changes T., n" lin" ave ll5"iy 20 uc-
COR. Nhi" iE"rc s 10 t"vi!r.; ui
r"stI;uiam IN TIA" TrihrS.n-u'- temp,
every one realizes tui' Tho Wi.lilIu
mud Mary team win enter the .rnc,a
with the odds h"n.1ly against ,h.in.
when the lud.ara ana Sril,rs mis-.
THANKSGIVING. the lesser eleven
championship oi thro. States. %Urth
Carolina. SuttE Carolina and Virginia.
Viii hc tho STAKES. II comparative
scores stand TOR anything s., all
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-22
WEEKS AND DENNY
WILL SEE BIG CAME
by Associated Press

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2l.-Secrctary
Weeks. bgurdtively, viii lead tho
Army mule and Secretary Denby, the
Navy goat. when the West poIu;
Cadets and Annapolis Middle march
CA ;hr football ncld at Philadelphia
tor their annual game next saturday.
Announcement that tho TWO depart
mcnt heads will hc on the ion" wa,
made today. Vico- Trcsid.nt Coolidge.
neutral, will attend the game, IL
was stated. hut PRESIDENT Harding rs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-22
nnri.r nrf.nt> crn~.,rrs,r.

TIrrN" G"'"uI'I 0''NsHN"rrcr IN No
Mutual p".E't bu!iavJ tourney yes
'"rday Hlt.tuouu &, ,he seer" Of 30
10 20. Burke played :, good gam and
was fu."rcl With tho hrs..N, Will.
';rH@shcrEcr "tn"r"d with scrrtrncs,
ana mi,"u,s. vhscn accounts tu- his
low score. IN. Ei.;h runs w"r.
hnrk" :. ana Gfassbcrs"r 8. IN"
$ci, iulo Tor this afternoon Is Eng
'ish -. i:raIdys. aaI Hc-hc IS Ford
Si.riirE a, > o'clock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-22

san FRANCISCO Suy ~ ,r-r,
gConncll. outhsidor :ur uU. -ar
Grancisco ciuD al mo parla Caas,
baseball l.eaeue who Is 10 repor, o.
.he Now York Giants nc.t year D.
III with scarl.t frvcr az his nome at
Soyes Springs, Gal. 81 wa. lparn.,
.,ere today GCouucu waahoIl TO tDc
3ianta for $4,000,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-22
FEDERAL RESERVE
WINS FROM PLANTERS

The Federal reserve Bank bowling
team. OF TIA" bankers League, CA th"
Newport Alleys last night. ran rough
Shod over ~" Planters National Bank
tor the ceres.
'rn, scores.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-22

lSpccial 10 'rh- Times nlsra,ch.l
WlLLlAM$HCEi. VA. Nov q 49,
i.mvrgiu.; from ,hc ,.tllaud.t fray
ins, .,th-d the Indians nave gone into
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-22

w "tcr nm scott. IT WAS in carry
t"S Wounded conradr TO safety that
Hansen lost his life
Something unique in football
coaching - BENG icstvu out, Win
/ Nt'"hta as The headquarters Coach
H't'h' OF osIcih"rpc. has b,-H rN,I
'..r luil OF getting u bunch OF former
.tt'S into snap" for "A i,arnr AGAINST
" |SAlngion I"GIpum:tircs ana as his
i"'h ar" scattered all over tn. map,
'"' '"A"h has worked out has p!ays
ana formations un paper and tA.v
speed through the mail 10 tn. men
VINO VIII take t!.c NrlI In Atlanta
on l'vCmher :. The Washington
p'AN"rs IncIudc some OF the greatest
h''Hl"S IN Iprthall Ia recent Years
VIM" the Ati,ItHuS aye rirht ihor.
d! "a" uup" Is correct Sut STEMS
."i''Np""d"rcr s'u"u! idea is some
'h'"f t'an"-H"w al modern football
ana j. worth Watching.
it&" Y. l.. |, ,nc Nnr,h Carolina
cohorts ar" not too confident on Cob
pier lay. and nothing tangible has
come from ~ SUGGESTION that "A post
S"S"h t"mt h' ARRANGED between the
'"p teams 1" dgc!ic the south AT
.Intlc championship in event moi II
WIN iE"ir gam, =. Tech meets the
HH'tS Ga Ihan"Ss i,uiH. While Caro-
li.' must iiim Nir., mia. Here Is
Mh"t our chapel iilu correspondent
has 10 say:
THUS lar discussion OF n most
."sph E"nr for the University Of
N"i'h hroliuh has not gone beyond
'"E"" tt!E. 80 announcement on tho
nhJ'"t has trru u.td". either hv IN.
"th1"iir manasruI. it nr tn- faculty
authorities, ANA NO on. is willing tn
-" quoted "u IL. /, Is thought mere
ii"i III" declaration uy an, southern
IHi, !'"..tsI'.t" Coutrr,uy, against
posi-ScHa"n games vii probably have.
ne NtItHi Vita the I'm
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-22

purpos",' is the trihutc Of prcsid.ut
NH.tcr l'iil scott. 1t WAS in carry
.n- :, wounded conradc TO safety ma,
Hansen lost his life
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-25
Dancer AsSertS That L. 5.
WOmen Are I'm possible

CHICAGO. Oct. 2f-(By l. ~ 81
America is terrible and American
women impossible Isadora Duncan.
worlds greatest exponent Of classi-
cal dancing declared here today
American women need her school.
She said.
II could teach them TO I've a hun
dred years and look 90" she assert
ed Il was the experiment not an
example Put 7 have had no encour-
aE-ment The newspapers are
against me-
Then Miss Duncan proudly pro
claimed hat she is a red.
Only the reds are creative" she
sa q. There are too many grays and
blacks iH the world. The greys are
those people. Ike Amer. cans, who
wish 90 take The alcohol from the
wine and feed q nation grape Juice
the blacks arc those oppressors
who stop people from coming into a
country and tell other nations what
they shall carry on their ships"
Incidentally Miss Duncan swore
she didn't take or her little red skirt
on the street AZ Boston-it was fas-
tened on With court plaster and
elastic and wouldn't come or
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-25
ALLEGED YIOLATOR
TO HAVE TRIAL BY
JURY, WEDNESDAY
II. Himschoot, Alleged Owner
of 1900 Pints of Canadian
Beer, to Have Hearing.

Henry Hlmschoot, proprietor OF
O soft drink parlor on Main ST.. who
was arrested early on the morning
Of oct. 10 after local police authori-
ties declare they discovered an
hour old delivery Of Canadian bees
IN his garage. viii be tried Wednes-
day morning before twelve good
men, and true" according 20 an
announcement by Pros. Edwin J..
Bowers
According to Mr.. Bowers. Him
school VIII be given q jury trial be-
cause of the sensational evidence
that VIII probably be presented. rel
alive 20 the methods by which nu-
merous bOotleggers have been get
ting by" throughout this part Of
the state for some time and the
methods whereby they gain their
freedom when caught
Mr.. Bowers also stated that this
is the third time Himschoot has
been arrested on the same charge.
and that az the present time. a sus-
pended Jail sentence Is hanging over
his head, which in case OF convic-
ton, It may be the pleasure OF the
court 20 invoke.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-25
TEMPLE

What may we'll be described as q
classic Of the silent drama IS Mar
shall Neilan's spec. ocular. colorfUl
and thrilling production, Bob
Hampton OF Placer. - which began
at the Temple theater today
Not since THE Birth OF Nation 30
has any subject with a portion Of
American history as a background
been so splendidly made into "a
motion picture. and IN many ways
the Neilan masterpiece outrivals the
Griffith production.
One Of the most picturesque Pc
RODS Of American history figures in
bob Hampton Of Placer"-namely,
the Indian uprisings which followed
the Civil war And In the climax
TO this production. which is adapted
from Randall Parish's story Of the
same name. General Clusters famous
last stand against the Sioux is re-
produced and immortalized on the
screen IN a most fascinating and
dramatic manner.
interviewer skillfully IN this thrill
ling background IS an absorbing and
beautiful story of faithful comrade-
ship and love as well as OF adven-
ture.
james Kirkwood. IN the title role
gives a mastereful portrayal OF Bob
Hampton. the gambler, who. dis
missed from TIE service IN an army
scandal. is restored to a place of
honor with Custer IN the Battle OF
the Little Big Horn.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-25
QIi5 Unbalanced Youth
ia Embassy Bomb Plot

BORDEAUX. oct 24-CBy L. P.)
Emile SOuques. descr- bed as an
unbalanced youth. was qu.zzed by
police today iu an effort 20 deter
mine whether ne sent the bomb 90
the American embassy In Paris q
year ago which was apparently de-
signed 20 take the life Of Nyron IT.
Herrick American ambassador.
The bomb wrecked one room Of
the embassy and injured Herrick' S
valet Herrick was not present at
the time
Police announced that SOuques
confessed to sending hand grenades
through the mails recently to the
consu.s Of Great Britain, Spain and
switzerland here. The youth as
signed no reason for his action
Souques was Intercepted In con
nect.0n with the HerIick bomb on
ieqUe est of attaches of the American
embassy In Paris
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-25
Bootleg King Not in
Court; Has No Clothes

NEW YORK. oct. 24-AntOne
Cassese. alleged king OF the high
seas bootleggers. % viii go 90 trial on
Nov .. on charges of conspiracy 70
violate the VoIstead act. il was de-
cided today by Federal Judge Gavin
IN Brooklyn. Cossese was brought
back here yesterday from Savannah,
Ga.
Counsel for Cassese announced no
effort would be made 10 raise the
SIG1 900 bal fixed by Judge Garvin.
Cassese although reputed 10 be
wealthy did not appear in cour-,
claiming shat ne had no clothes suit
able for his appearance.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-25

"Poet-PhnosPher who had made an
epic OF Middle Westcrnism.' and a.
the Robert Burns OF America. who
received his Inspiration from the
crude middle Western ufe during the
,ate SOS and made a shrine OF the
shammerins sands OF the Wabash
river"
SO man could remember the num-
tr1u Eles pen 3ir. Amsbarry
lecited without approaching deeply.
f..ey s. ability 20 idealize common
things, and being IN complete com
muniou with the things Riley found
uppcrmost and most worthwhile in
ufe Iuterspersed among the themes
from Rueys pen. Mr.. Arnsbarry
gave mum Der OF original poems OF
hls own. in honor Of Riley. which
expressed the deep understanding
that resulted from his lonz continued
friendship with the HoOsier poet
seer
The evenings entertainment was
proceeded by q banquet served IN
The banquet hail of the Mishswa-
ia Hotel Music was furnished by
the Henderson male quartet.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-25
TT PAYS TO ADVERTISE,
says YANDERHEYDEN

1T pays TO advertise said Ray
mond Vanderheyden, proprietor OF
the West End Furniture and Hard
ware store. yesterday TO a News
Times reporter when he brought I'm
copy for an advertisement annouc-
Ing that the Duplex AlcaZar demon
stration would be continued az his
store fOv one week Mr. Vanderhev-
den stated that during the last week
he had alarge number Of sales.
Anna NJ. Krause. factory representa-
tive, will be in charge
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-25
BLAZE DESTROYS
RE4R or LOCAL
GROCERY MONDAY

a blaze on Unknown or.gin broke
ou, in the Sam Davis grocery. S13
Il. Third s- Monday rlelt about II
O'Clock destroying the back ~ The
house and completely running the
butcher shop
The arrival Of the local fire depart
ment prevented further damage
from the flames bat NOT until U HAD
played havoc with the butcher shop
and caused considerable loss Ly
smoking UP and otherwise running
almost all the canned and shelf
goods Ia the grocery
The loss estimated az about $3.50.
was said 60 be completely covered
by insurance
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-25

Mrs. Earl Edwards viii begin the
decorative lampshades az a meetins
OF the Art department Of the Mish-
awake Woman's club Thursday at
ternoon. Mrs. Edwards requests
that all the women who expect to
take up this work meet her ia the
club rooms OF two. o'clock.
The regular program Of the meet
Ing viii start at 3:45 o'clock. Mrs
Rose r Crimes win give a paper on
Lighting Through the Ages" Mrs
julius Newman will give echoes
from the Art exhibit at South Bend.
Mrs Harry =. Suders viii contri-
butte the music for the afternoon.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-25
EPWOPTH LEAGUE TO
GIVE 4 BOX SOCIAL

Plans were completed for the an
nuaI box social Of the Epworth lea
que TO be held at the Old Twin
Branch school house. east OF Aiisha-
vaka Saturday. az a meeting held
at the home OF the president. Damon
Finch ". Grove ST.. last evening.
During the business session Miss
Mamie Wagner was elected third
vice president to succeed Mrs. Grace
Stone. who recently resigned
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-25
Peddy'S BackerS Garry
Case to Supreme COuTi

NEW ORLEANS. oct. 24-(By u.
P)-Cndismayed by their first de-
feat hackers Of George Z. 3. Peddy,
FIs.onLst candidate for the United
States senate from Texas, announced
todoy their intention to continue
the battle to have Peddy's name
placed on the Texas ballot.
This statement followed decisions
OF three federal judges mere late yes
terday ruling that the federal courts
were without jurisdiction IN the
case
Anti-Ku Klux Khan Democrats
and Republicans Of Texas. who are
backing Peddy's candidacy. an
nounced they would await action Of
the Texas supreme court and then
appeal TO the e. S. supreme court
il necessary.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-25
jealousy, Bad Liquor
Wife Murder. Suicide

NEW YORK Oc- 24-Bc9u.s
when he pleaded with h-s estrlrEed
wife TO return home with him Henry
s gmund ear - today shot and killed
her and then committed suicide IS
they stood talking tossther on p
street corner in Brooklyn. n Sig
photographs of h-s wife and PINT
OF liquor
The police believe that he was
crazes 10y Jealousy and .naamed with
bootleg Whlskey
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-25
ROYAL NEIGHBOBS TO
HAVE CLASS ADOPTION

The Royal Nelghbors viii have a
class adoption OF go candidates as
It's meeting Wednesday evening
State officers WIZ be present and
eive some interesting talks The
meeting VIII De held at the *. OF
p. hall Following the business
meeting a social hour VIII be enc
joyod a pot luck supper VIII fol-
low.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-25
HALLOUEEN PARTY
TO MARK OPENING
OF SCHOOL SEASON

The BatteI Patron Teachers club
VIII hold the initial needing OF the
season "Wednesday afternoon at $3.50
o'clock az the music room ot the
school A brief busin meeting
VIII be held a social time in ma
ture of Halloween party viii then
be enjoyed in the gymnasium where
a real program including ghosts
fortune telers etc. VIII be one of
the features. The decorations viii
also be i'm keeping with Halloween.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-25
California L. Hits
LnfP (O-ER Dances

BERKELEY. Cal. Oct 2+-Iate
dances are taboo today FOR Unlre--
s-ty Of California goods Nsw rules
published By the students welfare
council provide that dances must
end by $50 p. N. on al evenings ex-
cept Friday Saturday and davs be-
fore holidays on Friday nights
100 a. m. IS The dead,ine and Satur-
day night goodnight" Pa an mid
night. All women students mus.
reach home ~ 200 q. m.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-25
HAVE HALowEEN PARTY.

Mrs. p. r. Shembcrger, 926 2.
Third st.. entertained the mem bers
of the Euphen.a Bible class o. the
Methodist Episcopal church Tues
day evening Tho adair wos "a the
nature of q Halloween party. the
features were contests and a dress
parade
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-25
FOR SALE

New square type house. Just be-
Ing finished Large corner lot.
rooms and bath, strictly modern.
This new home is far above the aver
age in construction and below the
average In price 100000 y cash.
$500 CASH
Takes this close iE home. 6 rooms
and bath. modern except furnace.
Nicely decorated and in sood con
diou There IS a'so "a garage.
P-Ics S3,SOO.0O. $4,000 per month
so TT. LOT
Paved and has all improvements
.n and paid for. Remember II is so
feet wide and 12S feet deep. Lo-
Gated on East Third ST. $4,000.
Cash or terms.
NEW BUNGALOW
Five rooms and tile bath. Living
room and dining room have oak
FUN basement. hot and cold water
FOX laundry, built IN coal bin. pipe
bungalow, bu.lt-in bookcase colon
ade sink and cupboard in tho kitch-
en-, . fine bedrooms with large clorh-
3 es closet IN each. 4 home 20 re
proud Of Possess On Nov. LIST
/ S+,50O Terms, 500 cash, $500
per month
one acre with new Z room house
just 2 miles from CITY. Here is your
2 chance to raise chickens and truck
$500 $500 cash Another acre
can be bought very cheap adjoining
this
LOTS! LOTSW LOTS"!
In the East End where 1Iishawa.
/ Ea's develJpuen- IS the greatest
+ Prices $3.50. 1915. $500, 1925 and up
, Terms $500 down and $1,000 pei
/ month.
ASK FOR NCKENNA
Hastings Realty CO.
I11I 6. Church s.. Mish. 172 or 233s
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-25
GIVE HALLowEEN PARTY.

The Misses Leona and Carrie
Smith. sos Middleboro av., enter
tanned at a Halloween party Mon
day evening. The home was dec
GRATED in keeping with Halloween.
Games and music were enjoyed.
Prizes were awarded TO Leonard
Fisher and Miss Catherine Sims
hauser. Delicious refreshments
were served. The out Of town guests
were Leroy Coe. Gerald Mason and
Florence KirkwOod
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-25
PREPARE FOR EXAMINATIONS

The members of the local chapter
OF the Tri Kappa Sorority met at the
home OF Miss Isabelle Buchheit the
president. SIG w Third ST.. last eve
ming 10 prepare for the examinations
20 be held here Saturday by Miss
Ruth Lindorfer o. Garrett. Ind.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-25
ANNUAL STOCK HOLD
Frs MEETING. HARRIS PBAI-
RTE CEMETERY ASSOCIATION

At 1880 o'clock p. n. Novem Der J..
1922. az Harris Prairie schooi
house. Harris Tt ynsh.p. s.. Joseph
County. Indiana. for tie purpose "
electing directors and tsansa citing
business Harry j. Metzscr Secy.
-Advt 24-t1
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-25

The Wowan.s Missionary circle OF
the Emmanuel Baptist church VIII
meet "Wednesday afternoon at $3.50
o'clock nj The home oi Airs. s. D.
Kimble and Mrs. Glen Hess. 210 S
Baker So Miss Carrie smith OF
South Bend viii be Che speaker.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-25

Castleman's New Coal Yard Offers
you tie highest quality OF coal 50
for the best grade OF Indiana SO
Tor the best grade OF Illinois 81 TO
the best grade OF West Virginia
Manhattan coal. s1O.75. Phone Mish
1859 -AdF.-s u
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-25
CALLED TO RoREsr FIRE.

The Mishawaka fremen were cali
cd % q forest FIRE. three miles north
0f AIishawaka on the Edwardsburs
I'd. last evening According 20
Chief Christian. the fire spread from
one strip 81 land 20 another and
finally reached a woods
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-25

90 sample has ware from pucse
task When The agent had collect
a s175 .- cash Coz each jug and s.-
aer-ei h.s victims discovered thrs
paid f1n-v prices for water
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-25
Many a SIN BettUeeR
Flask and Il TUgful

WABASH Ind Oc. 24.-Severat
thousand dollars wac cleared" by
clever bootlegger sWindler. who
took orders from several pronsre-.
local business men for five gallon
jugs OF liquor, after permitting then
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-25
ATTENTION =. & \. VI.

Nishawaka lodge No. $50. r ana
A. NJ, will hold a call meeting We'd
nesday evening at 7:S0 O'Clock.
Work in the Master Mason degree
VIII De held
G. a. Seifert. ". NJ
Walter Michael Sec.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-25
Is IMPROVING.

The condition OF Ben Entzian Of
South Bend, who recently underwent
an operation for appendicitis az St
Joeeph's hospital is reported as
being much improved
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-25
RImnING PERMITS

Lloyd burnett. 613 Beddick 81.
addition. S125.
Peter Neddeau. SIS Meridian S.
addition. 800.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-25

The Children OF Mary Sodality
viii entertain at a ghost party at
St Joseph's hall Thursday evening
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-25
lnt- tur sale

lots FOR SAFE 90 corner ~ 81 Thirl
and Weuger SITS Inquire. Joseph r.
Lehr. zoe y. Mu 50 e2t3
FOR SALE az barrai 70 Tor 10 DAYS oriT.
- feet OF frontage on Lincoln Wa7
kssL III. kgrw 10. Phone Mish eOds
e6t'
LOTS-Eoseiand Addition. 4 lots. good
lCratIon. size on Fox and Roblns "a SIS
a "a sacrifice
One log in Post Addition. aOxlsI on
Jefferson B.vu.. Misbawaka. SO Toth
Lsssu 4 CEiEany. coz Clspn s.
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