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White County record. [volume] (Judsonia, Ark.) 1922-200?, 1922-09-21

p. m. in the Gem Theatre.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. D. Adkins, of
Mt, Vernon, H.. who own farm
near Bradford motored thro
Bald Knob last week on their
way to inspect the property.
The Ladies Civic improvement
met in the Society Church Fri
day afternoon. Comittees re
ported on plans and location of
a park for Bald Knob that could
be used for a tourist camping
place also.
The ladies are in ernest ~ this
move and without question will
succeeds in securing a much need
ed park for public use.
r. C. Clark, was business Wis
itor in Little Rock several days
last week.
Miss Lois Hodge left Sunday
evening for Oxford, Miss, where
she will resume her studies at
the State University of Mississ-
ippi.
Mrs. J. G. Rice visited friends
last week, returning home Sat
urday.
Capt. and Mrs. T. J..Campbell
returned from Little Rock Fri
day. They were the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. ]. A. Norris while in
the Rose city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sands, of
Wynne, were the week end guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. U. Gay.
Mr.. and Mrs.Salter, of Mem
phis, former residents of Bald
Knob, havebought the J. T. Mil
Ter residence and will move here
soon.
The local S. I. A. is again ac-
tive and will hold regular meet
ings in the school library the End
and 18th. Wednesday Of each
month.
Every mother interested in
having the best school in the
state is requested to attend these
meetings and take an active part.
Quite a few poultry raisers in
the Bald Knob territory have
been growing few birds under
special conditions with a view
of entering them in the State
Fair Poultry show at Little Rock
White county should produce
several times as much poultry
as is now turned out Many do
not realize that there is a steady
cash market in every town in the
county for eggs and fowls.
That everything is going fine
with the Bald Knob High School
is shown by the girls basket
ball team being organized. After
a few elimi- alton games among
themselves to determine the best
White County record. [volume] (Judsonia, Ark.) 1922-200?, 1922-09-21
material, games will be arreng-
ed with teams from neighborii .

material, games VIII De dffdHg-
ed with teams from neighbour, Z
high schools.
The boys atheletic committee
is selecting candidates for both
basket ball and football team.
AS there are some husky young
ster5 attending school there is
no doubt but good teams will De
formed.
The local S. [. A. will have con-
troll of the teams and arrange to
take care OF the expense account
for the kids.
The girls basket ball team will
stage box social in the school
auditorm Friday night, proceeds
to be used in equipping theathe-
letic department. All sre invit-
ed to attend and listen to an ex-
celent program.
j After a long spell OF depres-
sion, which the marrying Justice
allows was caused by the dry
weather, Judge J. M. Collision
was called again into action Sat-
urday, Sept. 16., by Ernest Cobb
and Miss Dorothy Byers, both
of McCrory, who desired the
splice Uncle John uses to unite
them for life's journey.
Miss Lucille Miller has acouir-
ed a perfectly good family UNI
brella that whoever left it in the
postoffice can have same by in
quiring for it.
The Bald Knob territory straw
berry acreage has been hard hit
by the long, hot, dry spell and
many fields look pretty ragged ;
the Aroma plants seem to have
suffered the most.
From present appearance the
crop will be about half normal
in 1928. Of course fall rains will
doubtless revive the plants and
start runner growth to some ex-
tent.
T. w. Leggett is preparing to
erect a large brick building for
use as a garage. A we'll is now
being drilled and work ON the
building will start soon.
Miss Dorothy Adkins left this
week for Sherman, Texas. where
she will enter Carburdette Col
lege.
Every White county land
owner should be interested in
the White county exhibit at the
state fair, as the county will re-
ceive much publicity from good
showing.
White county has thousands
of acres that need developing
and we have to attract more set
tiers to do this developing work,
so anything that goes to adver-
tlse White county and its resour-
ces in a favorable manner should
be the concern of every citizen of
the county.
The county thro Judge F. O.
White is back of the exhibit and
he should be given the unquali-
fled support of all.
Save your best products for
the committee who are gather
ing exhibits, everything grown
ON the farm is desired, the quan-
tity required is small, ten ears
of corn, half a bushel of roots
grains, ETC., small jars Of car
ned foods. So prepare a samp-
lie.
White county should fill all
its space in the poultry show, as
some fine birds are grown in eve
ry section of the county.
Make a showing even if YOU
do not expect 10 sfaw ~ SesSa.
White county products are bet
ter thar most sections and the
various exhibitors stand as good,
or better chance of receiving rib
bons as those from other sections
of the state.
USED BY MILLIONS
INDIAN BLOOD TEA
Take it steaming hot to kill
colds and ward off influenza.
grippe, and pneumonia.
White County record. [volume] (Judsonia, Ark.) 1922-200?, 1922-09-21

MOVING PICTURES AT ELEC
TRIO THEAT3.J EVERY SAT
URDAY AND TUESDAY IN.
TIL FURTHER NOTICE.
White County record. [volume] (Judsonia, Ark.) 1922-200?, 1922-09-21
Local Events at Dald Knob

Shoes for everybody We have p in the Gem Theatre.
over 1900 pairs Can lit and sat Mr. and Mrs g. D. Adkins
White County record. [volume] (Judsonia, Ark.) 1922-200?, 1922-09-21
USED BY MILLIONS
INDIAN BLOOD TEA,

Take it steaming hot to kill
colds and ward off influenza.
grippe, and pneumonia.
This pure herb tea has rare
medicinal power to sweeten the
stomach, regulate the bowels,
cleanse the liver, flush the poison
clogged kidneys and enrich the
weak, polluted blood. 1t is the
greatest First-Aid Home Med
icine in the world. Large family
package $1.00.
AMERICAN HERB CO.,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-27
CHURCH FACTIONS
CAUSE NEAR RIOT
Storming of Church 10y Barred
Faction Prevented by Ar
ri1 al of Bishop.

CLEVELAND. o., Feb. 26.-Ihc
arrival OF Bishop Schromb@ and
Nionsguor r. e.. O'Reilly. Of the
Cleveland diocese, is believed by the
police 10 have avertcd bIoodshod
when a mob OF several hundred at
tempted 20 storm their way into "a
Greek Catholic church at Il. end
~. and Scovil av here. from which
they had been barred Icy a rival
faction this morning. a riot call
took Sis flyins squadron 20 the
scene
Hostility between the two factions
had it's origin. police say. wbeU a
restraining order was obtained by
.one group in common pleas court
several weeks ago 90 prevent Father
Joseph Bakack from preaching. lr.
Andrew Roman was thon installed
as head of the congregation
Tickets were issued 20 Sunday
services at which Bishop SchremhS
and Monsiguor O'Reilly were the
scheduled visitors. and the deposed
faction angry al being bars 81. at
tempted 20 force the doors Police
dispersed the crowd and stationed
q guard az the church. Services
were suspended for the day
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-27
GOTHAM HOLDUP MAN
GETS TEN CENTS LOOT

NEW YORK. Feb. 26- DodEinG
just in time On escape bullet fred
.throueh he windshield OF a taxlcab.
Police Patrolmau Redmond Ready
sunday closed with am alleged rob-
her subdued him after fierce hand
90 hand struggle and jailed him ON
charges OF holding mp two Harlem
pool rooms couple OF hours be.
fore
The prisoner. John Gleunou. "a
former private detective was said
by hi- r5ptor 90 have admitted raid
ing ho pool rooms and firing al the
proprietor of one of them when he
hesitatcd after being ordered 10 open
tho cash register Pursued los his
Intended victims. De had taken ref
uEe D Che tonneau Of the t1Ncab.
which was standing ON ". 145th So.
Here hc escaped uuouscrved until
Ready came alouE
At the police station Gleunon
SURRENDERED his loot. exactly 10 cents
with plea that ID was not
enough 90 lock d man up for"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-27
RETAIL LUMBERMEN
TO HOLD MEETING
IN CITY TUESDAY
More Than 300 Dealers From
Indiana and Michigan Will
Attend Convention.

Three hundred lumber dealers,
coming from every point in northern
Indiana and southern Michigan, viii
gather I'm the oliver hotel Tuesday
noon for the annual convention Of
the Retail Lumber Dealers Rssocia-
ton.
The convention. which will be a
one-day get-together. Will be feat
ured by the speech of Charles Lit
singer of Chicago. lie Will talk on
Whittier Are We DriftinE." giving
brief resume of business Condl-
tionS generally as we'll as i'm the
lumber trade. Mr.. Litsinger is
chairman Of the Chicago board OF
reveiew. a director i'm several manu-
featuring concerns and in number
Of Chicago banking establishments.
o'clock and Mayor Eli Seebirt will
o'clock and ayor Eli +. Seebirt viii
deliver tho address of welcome. Rev.
r. ". Cole Will say grace and Clar-
ence Manion Of Notre Dame will
provide entertainment preceding Mr.
Litsinger's talk.
All arrangements for the big seS-
sion have been completed according
20 Charles HolloweIl. e-presiden
who is Of South Bend He stated
laSt night that the rcpresc natives
would come from points between
Battle Greek, len. and Logansport
Ind. Other officers are II. Dickson
OF E,khart, president; and J. /. Pa
vey Of South Bend. secretary and
treasurer.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-27
South Bend Sees
O7GH MOUie Stars
"Get AWay Fine"
Entire Cast Gives Exception
ally Fine Performance in
Along Came Jack"

Opening "a weeks run at the
Blackstone I IN @ a ter yesterday,
Along Came Jack" the local Elks'
movie turned ont 10 he a tremendous
success. Unlike the host of anna
leur efforts that usually wobble
their way through the season. this
light comedy is unique i'm that a
professional finesse and naturalness
charactcrizes the whole perform
aucc.
Working under tho handicap OF
limited time and wretched weather,
the cast gave an exceptionally fine
performance First honors rest be-
tween Miss Helen Hagedorn. as the
heroine. and Al Kerndt. the unlucky
lover who lend 10 the performance
"a "savoir faire' rarely encountered
in home talent. The acting OF Miss
Hagedoru is natural, graceful and
done with a charm which has no
trace OF affeCtatiou. The audience
enjoys the work ot Al Kerndt al
most as much as ne does himself
and his ever yapi earance is the oc-
Casion of hearty laughter.
Walter +. Heller enacts the role
of Jack" in a very becoming FASH
ion and John DeHaven bids fair To
capture the elviable reputation Of
Theodore Roberts as the father in
TIE play
All i'm all. Along Came Jack" is
finished production and 10 reflects
mo- small share of credit on those
who assisted i'm its making.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-27
ashland College Norc
On ApProUed List Of
TRIMMING Institutions

Friends Of Miss Retha Dausmau.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs A. "
Dausman. and Miss Leverad Fuller.
both Of South Bend who are at
tending Ashland college. Will be
pleased TO learn that this college
has been placed ON the approved
list Of Ohio colleges for the training
OF high school teachers.
4 statement 20 this effect has just
been given out by Dr.. Z L. Jacobs
president OF the college. In COM
menting on this advancement. Dr.
Jacobs said. This is good news to
all the friends OF Ashland college
because IL means that the students
Of Ashland viii receive full reCoSni-
ton in other states. for certifcation
from Ohio - fully recognized else
where / expect 90 see the enroll
ment Of Ashland college increase
rapidly. especially now that new
buildings and larger endowment
are in sight. The first new build
ing 4 library. viii be begun early
in May.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-27
RECEIVE DETAILS
OF PAGLE'S DEATH
Local Citizen Instantly Killed
in Accident in Northern
Wisconsin.

With the arrival Of the body Of
elem 4. Pagle son Of Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Pagle Of 619 r. Washington St,
here yesterday. details of the tragic
end he met while telling trees TO
build a home on a claim ne had
taken up at Phelps, Wis were re-
vealed.
The south Bend man. who was 40
years old. had left with his wife TO
establish a homestead. While chop
ping down huge trees TO secure lum-
Der for "a new house. ne suffGcd a
broken neck and was instantly kill
ed last Monday.
The tree which Pagie was Telling
split i'm the center and crashed i'm
such manner as 10 hurl a great
branch against the woodcutter. who
was fleeing The timber struck him
on the back Of the head breaking
his neck.
Nj Paglc is survived by his wife
and one brother. Harry. lie was
born i'm South Bend Aug. 20 1852.
Funeral services VIII be helu, this
afternoon at o'clock from the
home of his parents. Rev. NJ NJ.
Rodgers viii oficiate and burial viii
be i'm Highland cemetery.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-27
ARREST MAN FOR THEFT
OF AUTO LICENSE PLATE

Robert J.. Parks l406 Lincoln
way w. was arrested last night on
a charge of larceny OF license plates
40. t67019 from the machine Of B.
S. Pence. 537 $. Columbia av
The theft Of the markers was re-
ported 20 the police at & o'clock and
about an hour later officer Hosler
found a Ford run3bout at Michigan
and Wayne SITS. with the stolen
plates. and had IL removed to the
police station.
Parks appeared no the station at
10 o'clock in search OF his machine
and was placed under arrest for
larceny OF the license plates. lie
was unable Co show clear title
Go the ear and when questioned
stated that no had bought the ma
chine in Benton Harbor few weeks
ago and was awaiting a bin Of title
i'm order 20 get license plates. Ac-
cordinE Co his story. a son of Mr..
Pence gave him permission to use
the rlatos.
When notified by the police Mr..
Pence stated that Parks had hired
his garage a week aEo TO overhaul
Ford car and as Pence had no
occasion To use his car until last
night the loss OF the markers was
not discovered until then. Pence
was unable 20 state how long the
markers had been in Parks posses
sion.
Parks furnished $50 bond fol
appearance in city court this morn
Ing.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-27
COUNCILMEN VISIT
SITE OF PROPOSED
LAND ANNEXATION
City Fathers Acquaint Them
selves With Area Speci-
fled in Ordinance.

Eight members Of the South Bend
city council sunday afternoon Wis
tied the tract OF land south of the
city limits between Michigan and
Miami SITS. which is scheduled 90
become "A par Of this city. accord
ing 10 the provisions of the anneXa-
ton ordinance now pending before
that body. The purpose of the visit
by the councilmen was 20 acquaint
them more thoroughly with exact
area named in the measure.
The ordinance was introduced a
few weeks ago into the council after
it was pointed ont that more than
a mile OF water mains and "a total
Of Il hydrants were laid i'm this ter
ritory by the Carson administra-
ton, despite tho fact that the land
was located outside tho city limits.
May Collect Taxes.
BY the adoption Of the anneXa-
ton ordinance the city will he able
10 collect taxes from residents of
this locality who are now receiving
tho benefits of fire protection.
Whether the ordinance will pass
the council I'm its present form is a
matter of conjecture, but it is said
that the councilmen who visited the
tract yesterday will favor an amend
ment to the measure providing for
the annexation Of 200 feet. instead
of more than 500 feet. as proposed
in the ordinance.
". w. Fites. deputy street com
missioner. who is one of the prop
erty owners affected by the SEIZED
uled annexation, was present Sun
day when tho aldermen visited the
land. He had blueprints Of tho area
to be included i'm the ordinance and
pointed out that the annexation OF
200 feet instead Of 500 would COM
ply with the precedent set years
ago regarding anneXations, and also
stated that the water mains and
hydrants were included with the zoo
foot space. G. A. flasher and G. w
Weidlor. who appeared before the
council last Monday in opposition
20 the measure. were not present
yesterday. Their property, it is said
will not be affected if the measure
is amended.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-27
WHAT NOT CAN DO ABOUT
ACUTE CATARRHAL BRON-
CTIIEI~.
By ROYAL =. Copeland. VI. ID, Com
missioner Of Health. New
York City.


One or me most co.llili.'' 't'-.' ''' .'
among en- siren ana 4ia-i ''1'-7
acute Catarinal Dioh~Attis'
In children auehp-o@ anu
eased tons.@ may nave "'o.' ~
with tho tendency 10 repeated az
tacks. In adults there apIs'.7 20
DEE a peculiar weakness OK
20 this condition.
am surprised that so many per-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-27
LEAKY OIL HEATER
CAUSES SMALL FIRE

\ leaking oil heater almost caused
a serious FIRE az the Rulo-Teeters
grocery store. 22S K. Monroe St.
yesterday morning az o'clock, but
il was discovered by pedestrians
and extinguished without loss by
firemen who We're summoned
Sparks from the chimney we're
responsible for the second blaze OF
the day. a roof fire at the home Of
James Connors. COZ W Wayne St
This FIRE. which occurred about il
o'clock. resulted IN a damage OF So.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-27
NOTED SPANISH FORGFR
Is CAPTURED BY FRENCH

PARIS, Feb. 26.-The police OF
Paris assert that Sanchez Donate.
also known as Antonio Lusia. and
Harrison Edison. who was arrested
in Barcelona, spain, saturday in
connection with forgcries totalHng
nearly four million francs Is really
AnJonio Lluisa BuSe. who was born
IN barcelona and has been huted
by the European police for six years.
According 20 the police about one
hu' dred warrants for the arrest OF
Lhuisa and ne has been sentenced
by default IN spain 20 l92 years
Imprisonment II is asserted that he
contra cted under various assumed
names. seven marriages. each time
fleeing with the fortune OF the bride.
HIS sixth marriage is said 10 have
been 20 a daughter OF a chief OF po-
lice OF Havana.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-27
THE HOME KITCHEN
y JEANNETTE YOUNG MORTON
3 Tks Authority en- RemS CSekiaF

hours. skmmn- the surface wolf
Add one cuptuI each Of fresh peas
ANA cur strinE beans. 20 sliced green
pepper. three sliced onions. two
sliced tomatoes half a. cabbage
c1t into four qgarters-aud six ears
off corn. broken in halves Season
,ou add three halvod cold boiled
potatoes. and half cUpful OF boiled
ries Boil AIN together for three
minutes. Then add half pound or
pumpkin. diced. and cook until the
pumpkin is done When ready ITO
serve. life the meat and the cao-
haeo tu platter and ecrre the
Soul FIRST with thc small vegetables
and rice n IT.
\ Peruvian Pork Dish.
Select two large. thick pork tenn
der'ous and Ict them mar.nate for
two hours En- half a. cupfui or vine
gar. one-quarter OF cupfU OF OIL
sliced bud of garlic. ouc-qua rter
of Cupful of pepper sauce, q
grated onion. six cloves. a bay leaf
and a toaspoonfuI of powdered
sweet herbs. Turn tho meat often
i'm the maIInade. When ready 90
cook. drain the meat and lay II on
"a creased @ridiron. and broil 80.
Strain the msriuade and thickeu IT,
thcu when the meat IS done serve
it on a hot dish with the sauce
over it,
\ Popular salad of Chill.
Flake fne two cupfuIs of cold
boiled fish Add tho meat of a
small boiled lobster Cut fine dust
with pepper and salt. add thinly-
sliced orange. a grated onion, and
cover with enough heavy French
dressing 10 moisten the mass
First separate school for co'orcd
children in Massachusetts, was cs-
tablished I'm 1I9S.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-27
RIGHT THERE 1T IS
IN BLACK AND
WHITE!

That opportunity you've been
loosiuS lor-to get something
you aeel-st a price YOU can cas-
iIy arord 90 PAYS waiting for
you o. come along and take is.
It's one OF scores Of other op-
portunit.es gathered together in
The Ncws-Times' CLASSIFIED Sec
ton today. tomorrow. every day.
Easy 20 find because % The
News-Times' splendid system Of
arrangement. All the ads of the
same sort grouped together in
the same classification Zach
classification divided into little
groups within itself
and every classification. every
little group every ad-ALPHA-
BETICALLY ARRANGE Ed
Watch for the opportunities
that will mean profit and salts
faction for you.
Look through the Classified
Section every dayt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-27
PIONEER POLISH
RESIDENT TO Be
GIVEN BLESSING
Valentine Tomajczyk, Age 100
Years. 10 Receive HOnors
at Services.

An unusual and impressive rere-
monv VIII take place Tuesday morn
inr at $50 Feb 2S in S. tasimir
church. where Rev. Teobald kalama-
j4. pastor Of Immaculate Conception
church. Omaha $eb.. viii give Dies
sing To Valentine Tomajczyk- one OF
the oldest Polish pioneers Of south
Bend
He was born Loo Gorzyco Nosto-
r.ec in Poland Feb Feb. IA. ls--.
Tie came with lis wife 20 America
MAYA 1f 1891 Their golden we'd
ding thcy CELEBRATED I'm 1901. Rev.
Teobald Kalamaja his grandson then
performed tre religious ceremony.
They had three sons and three
daurh-crs His wife died on AprA
10. 1905. To-day on.y one daughter
IS living Mrs. Apoion.a ChlcbeE.
Valentine Tomaiczyk is J1biisnt
over having - grand children, l-s
rreat-eraudchudreu and eS great
creat he IS living
with his granddaughter Mrs. 7. no
shcweki 1929 ". Durham ST.
Celebrate Wedding.
De- connection with this grand cen-
feuarr Nr. and Jrs. T.. KoshewskI
,riu celebrate their silver wedding
They ENJOY tho friendship ~ an tho
Polish parishes and many promin'
families Ir town. Nav their lives
Keep un shedding tha igsfre of good
deeds ss thet have been doing during
tse past e. years. Mr.. p. Koshewski
conducts first class barber shop
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-27
ZuPpke, /. L. Coach, Plans
for TraIlScOntinentaL Game

URBANA. H., Feb. 2y.-Trans-
continental football games. during
the regular playing season. is the
plan OF Robert Zuppke. University
OF Illinois coach.
within the next few years, he
said. II hope 10 take my team from
coast 10 coast during the regular
season for games with representative
teams in each section.
California already has been listed
for a series starting in 1928. and an
eastern team may be booked Tor the
same season.
"Provincialism and commerClahsm
are the games greatest dangers. -
Zuppke asserted. "TransContincntal
games viii break down the antaEo-
nistic sectional barriers and viii
develop n spirit of craftsmanship
and unity. which viii assure in
creased popularity not only among
colleges. but with the general pub
lie"
Zlppke also believes that brains,
not Drawn. make the player
I'm these days Of open plays and
trick formations, victories are won
by outmaneuvering the other team.
And this requires intelligent alert
men. Brains viii win every time.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-27
INTERESTING RECITAL
Is GIVEN BY ARTISTS

Miss Irma Seydel violinist John
7. Niies. tenor. and William Boiler
pianist save am interesting and wcI
presented program az = oelocE
musical in the Indiana club yCster-
day afternoon. Every number ou
the program was handled with ease
and artistry. Nir %iles presented
group 90 interesting Negro Spirit
uaIs. Miss Seydel was at her best
IN her pIay.uE Of Bach's Concerto
in r. Major" Mr. Boilers interpre-
tation OF Lists Twelfth Hungarian
Rhapsody was Wen done.
Swank dives clothing. Main 791.
32-tf
He Is "a weak horse that cannot
bear O. saddle