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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-13

Numerosos telementos polfticoS y
particulares.% NM Sisitada hoy--.Ils. sr
Travieso, Comfsionado de Servicio
PtlblicO de San Juan, para felicitarle
por los terminus de la carta que aca-
ba de enviar al Gobernador Reilly. i'll
sistiendo V eXplicando los motiyos pa
IA su renuncia de miembro de Ia Co
mission de Mediaci0n Conciliaci6n.
Y actuaci6n suya aquf en- Washing
ton. en- contra de la p0lftica del Ejc-
cutivo Ia que considera perjudicial
las buenas relacioneS entire los ESta-
do UnidoS Y el pueblo portOrriquelo.
Elementos del partido unionista q. no
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-13
Francia ha noti6cado los aliados que
esta dispuesta a eJercltar una accl6n
drastica contra la Rep1bhca Alemana.
Ell 'Sampaio Correia" No. 2, parece que, por
fin, llegara de hoy a manana al puerto
de San Juan

PARIS, septiembre 13.-El Gobier-,
no de Francia ha notificado los ALA
dos que esta dispuesta a ejercer una
accion drastica, Immediate, 81 Alema-
MIA continda obstruccionando ell cum
plimiento del tratado de Versailles. Co.
mo la notification de Francia coincide
con la victoria turca en- ell Asia Me-
nor Y con la ruptura de la negocia-
cion por parte de los belgas, Sc tene
la certidumbre de que Francia cuen-
ia con la ayuda de Belgica y de Tur-
quia para emprender la invasion del
territorio aleman.
PORT-AU-PRINCE, septiembre 13.-
Despues de haber colocado los moto-
res recibidOs por el notable aviadOr
Walter Hinton, SUI hidroplano que
hace la travesfa de los EstadOs Uni
dos al Brasil, ha dispuesto emprender
la interrumpida marcha hacia Puerto
Rico hoy microbes. FL sdbado Hinton
crey6 realiZar su vuelo hasta aquella
Antilla, pero un defectO Ell el motor
lie oblig0 a esperar que Sc efectuara
el arreglO, para evitar un nuevO ac
cidente. La recomposici0n del apa-
ratio Sc ha llevado Il cabo con gran
premura Y eficencia, esperanto que ell
tempo le sea favorable para llegar a
San Juan de microbes jueves.
NEW YORK. septiembre 13.-Las
grandes Ligas dc base ball registra-
ron en- los juegos de aver ell siguiente
score: Liga Nacional: New York, { ;
Boston, 6 (primer juegO) New York,
z; Boston, 6 (segundo juego) La llu-
via interrumpi0 las otras jugadas. Lii
ga Americana: Washington, O.: Bos-
ton, 3; Filadelfia, 4; New York, s.;
ST. Louis. 5; Detroit. 4. En- los otros
juegos llovi6. Babe Ruth hiZo dos
home runs, llenando ell cupo dc 30.
WASHINGTON, septiembre 13.-
La seiiora, del Presidente Harding ST.
que un POGO mejor, aunque desgracia-
damente continua la gravedad. Por
la Casa Blanca, desfilan diariamente
miles de personals que van intere-
sarse por ell estado de Ia ilustre dana
y a dejar tarjetas en- la conserjeria.
La opinion de los medicos sin ser op-
timista, es alentadora.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-13
Los Colonos de Ia Central Vanina

non Diaz, (V. 81; Jose Alsina, (V.
81; D. Viera, (V. S. J.
Entire ell gran ndmero de colonos
que asistieron a este acto, que result
to muy interesante por los puntos que
ALI Sc trataron, recordamos los 81
guientes caballeros: Ezequiel Mongil,
Matienzo, Hermanos Alvarez, Hnos.
Orellanos, Simon Rosa, hizo uso de
la palabra ell presidente senor Marti-
nez Llonin, que expuso ante los asam-
bleistas la critica situaci0n por la que
en- los actuales momentos atraviesa
la Central Vannina.
Aconsejo con frases muy comedidas
en- la forma que hay que actuar para
ell bien de los colonos y de la Central.
Sc acordo declararse en- receso hasta
ell proximo domingo. Antes de dar
por terminado la reunion, fue acuer-
do otorgarsele un voto de gracias al
Presidente saliente, Sr. Viera, que pu-
so tanta perseverance, en- ell desem-
peno de su cometido. Tanto ell cuer-
po de agricultores, como el senor Jo-
Sc Martinez Llonin, Sc muestran .opti-
mistas y esperanzados del exito que
han de obtener en- sus futuras cose-
chas.
Durante la celebration del acto rel
no la mas absolute cordialidad.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-13
.sIGUE MEJORANDO.

De la dolencia que lie aqueja sigue
mejorando rdpidamente Y 10 celebra-
mos mucho, la culta y distinguida Sc
fiorita Mercedes Sola, una sino la mas
enthusiastic directora Y mantenedora
del movimiento feminista en- la Isla.
Numerosas personals de todas las cla-
ses sociales Sc han interesado por la
salud de la joven enferma, cuyo COM
pleto restablecimiento puede contarse
como un agradable hecho.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-13
SOLICITANDO TIPOS DE COSTO

Ell general Crowder. Comisionado
del Presidente Harding, para tratar
los asuntos de Cuba, ha solicitad0 del
gobierno de Puerto Rico, informes
respecto del costo de obras pdblicas,
materiales v mano de obra, en- esta
isla, Y el asunto esta despachO en-
ell Departments del Interior.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-13
DON ANTONIO b. MACIAS

Aver EMBARGO Ell ell GARAGES. para
New York, nuestro amigo ell seilor don
Antonio Macias, tan estimadO on esta
capital donde tienc Ia gesti0n dc i'm
portantes cuantiosos intereses.
El senior Macfas ira de New York
a Espafia, en- gestiones importantes,
Y regresard deSpu6s a esta isla dGndc
es tan estimado.
Ell IMPARCIAL desoa a don An
tonic B. Macfas, un viGje feliz y que
obtenga ccmpleto 6xito en- los asuntos
que motivan SUI viaje.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-13

habfan tenid0 para el ST.. Travieso
ssillo solalaentes les hgeros contaetos de
corrcligionarismo amistad en- las re-
laciones corteseS con los hombres pu-
blicos. lie estdn visitando v congratu-
lando ofreci6ndole SUI solaridad iden
tificaci6n.
Esa es una de las interesantes no
tas de In 'pizarra' de hoy, ell CO.
mcntario general en- los cfrculos po.
liticoS.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-13
d. ALBERTO MENENDEz

Pasado malana embarca para el
Norte. en- asuntos ccmerciales, el co.
nocido joven de esta ciudhd,. nuestro
amigo d. Alberto Menendez,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-13
Cambio de OGcina

LOPEZ HERMANOS.-Avisan a
sus amigos y clientes que han trasla-
dado SUI ofcina de San juan a SUI Edi-
ficiO de HatO Rey. Telefono 433 Azul,
Santurce.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-13
As6mbrese de Gangas

Esto SO consigue viendo Ell gran
surtido que acaba de recibir la
"JOYERIA FELIX LOPEZ" en-
relojes "ROSKOFF" patente, le-
gftimos; despertadores BIG-BEN,
plumas-fuentes "WATERMANN',
Y joyas finas y de valor, que 50
venden por POGO dinero.
81 quiere asombrarse de precios
baratos, dirfjase ALI.
X X K
San Francisco SO. -- San Juan.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-13

Mrs. Rodney KeEdri per6do
rehusado afepa Oea ella dice lie u ha
tgtOn Sps Wakefield de pgarle d6es
dOraba maridoy permita
Mrs Wakefield obtuviera e dOrcio soao
drick original proposition de
los vnos arsta ha dnunad Wakefield
tt Oba indemnzaci6n
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-13

Cantero, FernGudez q Co., Inc, Kdit0rsa.
oAcinas: Allen 4s st., (altos).
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-01
Indiana and Mlchl6an News.
Marshall Says Gospel Of
Good WW' Needed Badly

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind sept Co.
Never in the history OF the world
vas there time when the gospel
Of goodwin was needed as IL is
today former Vice Pres't Thomas
q, Marshall said iu an interview
here today.
Living The life OF private citizen
here once more Marshall plans 20
resume teaching his Presbyterian
sunday school class which ne
taught before ne went 20 Washing
Ton.
Every man who loves his coun-
try should honestly strive TO live
"a decent life 10 be charitable to-
ward his fellow men and 20 be
willing 90 back any Tlan for peace
whether it be his own or whether
he thinks il viii work or not
II was for she League OF Nations
and would be for it now u il would
do any good ] am FOR Harding's
horsepower treaty and anything else
hat might assure the peace of the
world. I am for any Of them and
al ought 20 be tried
Does anyone doubt that if a ma
iority oc the men OF the world
made an honest effort TO pattern
their lives after the Prince Of Peace
that all such dangers as now menace
The near east would disappear"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-01
ALL OVER INDIANA
By United Press
nv Tnltcd Press.l

Wy alAAAh So
SHELEYNILLE-Eight COWS on
the farm Of Frank Hendricks got
drunk and died from eating fer
mented corn shucks
RUSHVILLE-Thieves who stole
porch pillows and rugs from Mayor
Thomas returned them together
with some that did not belong TO
him.
ELWOOD-An excited reporter
grabbed his notebook when George
Sellers remarked nine lives were lost
I'm an automobile accident near his
hpme. 1t was a cat
ENANSNILLE-FO eight years
Mrs. Emile Stanley waited for her
husband TO return and chen gave up
hope and got a divorce.
KENDALLVILLE- T. Baker
claims possession Of the original
Lincoln penny coined in 1850.
EVANSVILLE - Fred Higgins.
formerly city policeman was arrest
ed charged with violating the pro
hihition law
COLUMBUS-C. p. Shepherd de-
clded he was no bull fighter when an
e1raged animal tried TO butt his car
OF the road and he dodged and
speeded on.
EVANSVILLE-Whiie 7remen az
80 hose house were fighting a
IRE the city's meanest thief stole
their clothing.
rERU-Caarles r Walters. want
ed for speeding az Wabash is anus
ing himself and annoying the sheriff
by calling him up cy telephone from
surrounding towns
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-01
CONCLUDE SURVEY
OF NEWBURG DAM
Construction Work on Sit e
Near Evansville to Be Be-
gun Next Year.

EVANSVILLE. Ind, sept 30
Government. engineers have com
pleted the survey OF the site for dam
40. q on the Ohio river. near New
burg. about ten miles east Of here.
steamboat men here have been in
formed. Construction OF the dam
viii begin mex. year.
Surveys 20 locate the sites OF dams
No. 26, near greensboro. KY. and
No. -. five miles above Unlontowu,
Ky. viii begin within a short time.
Surveys also viii be made for dam
No. so. two miles above Caseyville.
Ky, and dam No 81, a mile above
Elizabethtown, Ill The government
has given $4,000 for dam and
works construction, in addition 10
he $1.O0000O already appropriated
Continuance Of work on the dams
az Addison, Ky, and Leavenworth.
Ind, are assured. as we'll as the re-
sumption OF work on other dams on
the river. IL is estima ed that with
the additional appropriations from
the congress for Ohio river improve
ments. the proposed nine-foot stage
from Pittsburg % Cairo. H., will be
completed by 1927 If the appropria-
tiOns are made regularly.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-01
AUTO BLAST CAUSE
OF $4,000 SUIT
Detroit Parent Seeks Damage
for Death of Son Two
Years Ago.

DETROIT. Sept. Son April 10
1920. Edward Belisle. young son OF
Leo IT, Belisle. 6120 Linwood avenue
dropped a match into the gasoline
-1rk OF an automobile owned by
Ray Jones. 3771 Webb avenue. and
parked In vacant lot al Linwood
and Ferry PARK avenues
Young BeIisle was - badly burn
ed in the explosion tina. followed
that ire died Is days later.
Now his father. as administrator
of the boys estate. - suing Ray
Jones and Elmer Jones and Minnie
Jones. his wife. for $4,000 dam
ages ia Judge Joseph 3 Bartons
court Elmer Jones and. his wife
Eve a 6213 Stanton avenue. beside
the vacant lot where Ray Jonets
parked his car The three chill
dren Of Leo Belisie used the va
cant lot as a playground
Belisle contends that all OF the
Joneses were negligent in allowing
the car to be parked in the vacant
lot where the Bellsle boy could drop
match into the gasoline tank and
DE fatally injured
Judge Barton eliminated Ray
Jones from she list of defendants
Friday Mrs. Minnie Jones died
July z. 1921. The case now centers
upon Elmer Jones. who lives beside
the vacant lot where Ray Jones
parked his car when he went to visit
Elmer Jones.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-01
"Eloping'' Pastor
Will Begin OUer'
At Nappanee, Ind.
Reconciliation Is Effected Be-
tween Rev. Culp and Wife
Leaves Workhouse.

NAPPANEE. Ind, Sept 3O.-(By
J. y. SIN rented flat over a
Main street grocery here. the Rev.
W.. Culp. former Spring valley. Ohio
pastor, and his wife. mother OF
nine children. viii start all over
again. they bo.h declared today.
CUP was released from the Day
ton. o., workhouse yesterday after
serving four months Of a sentence
imposed upon him for clipping 90 a
Michigan summer resort with a 19-
years-old member of his congrega-
ton.
ct have decided to forgive and
forget" said Mrs. Culp, after her
husband arrived from Dayton to-
day. Our plans are Incomplete
bu, for the present we will reside in
Nappanee"
The reconciliation between the
Rev. and Mrs. Culp was brought
about while Culp was i'm the work
house. they said today
Mrs. Culp arrived here Tuesday
from Spring valley Her husband,
i'm Jail. had arranged for her trans
portation and for the rental Of the
little second floor flat Mrs. Culp
didn't know her destination until
the taxi driver, who was acting I'M
der instructions from Culp. arrived
i'm Nappanee.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-01
HIGH W AY BOARD
AWARDS CONTRACTS
State Commission Lets Con
tracts for Six Bridges-Let
Paving Contract.

INDIANAPOLIS. sept. Soon
tracts were awarded today ~ the
state highway commission for SIX
bridges on verious paris or the state
highway system and for construction
OF sections Of the Lincoln Highway
in Laporte county
The Highway Improvement COM
pany OF South Bend was awarded
the contract for paving 6.o77 miles
OF he Lincoln highway between La
porte and Rolling Prairie. with btu
m!nous maoadom. The bid was
s1O9.O17s2
Bridge contracts were awarded as
follows: on state road number , in
Witty County, drainage ditch near
Churubns and steel bridge. award
ed 10 ". 3. Hill, Ligioneer. one bid
OF s1,99494
On state road No 10 Wander
burgh county. repair Of bridge. Pi-
geon Greek, near Evansville. 10
Auten Schenck. Mount Vernon. So
21s2O.
On STATE road No. Is, starke
county. substructive of steel bridge
across Robbins ditch, Blum and Parr
Hamlet. S3,SS5.75.
On state road No. 81, Kosciuszko
county. concrete bridge over drain
age ditch near Warsaw Elkhart.
Bridge and Iron company $2,632.90.
On state road No 81 in Parke and
Vermillion counties. over the Wa
bash river near Montesuma. Otis
Kirtley. Plainfielo. S17.19s2S.
On state road }. 27. Kosciuszko
county. concrete bridge across Scott
creek near Warsaw, Elkhart Bridge
and Iron company, S6.135.25.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-01
Former Rail Employees Plead
Guilty to CONTEMPT Charge

INDIANAPOLIS. Sept 3O-Five
former employees Of he Chicago.
Milwaukee and St. Paul railroad
pleaded guilty when arranged in
federal court. One other defendant
pleaded not guilty and the charge
against three others was dismissed.
or the motion OF Homer Elliott. I'm
tied STATES district attorney.
William Hartman. the only one Of
the men TO enter a plea OF not guilty
VIII be placed on trial Oct .. Judge
Anderson did not impose sentence
on those who pleaded guilty unit,
Hartman has been tried All the
men reside in Bedford.
Those who pleaded guilty were:
Henry Bishop, Arthur Stipp, and
Harry Short The men were said 10
have attacked Ralph Jackson and
o. Gibson. who were employed by
the railroad.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-01
SEEK TO OBTAIN
DRESSER MEMORIAL
Lafayette Clubs Ask Aid of
Governor in Honoring Au-
thor OF State Song.

LAFAYETTE Ind. sept Co.,
Lafayette-s business clubs are 20 ASS
. Goverro- Warren T 3IcCrsy 20 COM
slider the advisabuty Of erecting in
Tecumsch Trail park here the mem
or.aI which j. e. proposed 20 estab-
lish ia honor Or Paul Dresser. au-
thor Of The Indian state song. con
the Banks ~ the Wabash"
The governor recently said he was
la favor Of a Dresser memorial. The
local clubs feel thar rhe state park
adjo.u.rE the indian State SOLDIERS
Home would Doe the most appropr
place that could bee found for a
Dresser memorial Tho paIS uas
owned formerly bv the street rail-
way company but az receivers
sale in the federal court .n Indiana
poUs several months ago. it was ac-
Qured hy tho state
Tecum-eh TraI paris i- n wooded
site overlooking the Wabash r.ver.
It is rich in historic 1c.atious and
natural beauty Tt, Indiana state
Soldiers Home boasd plans 90 add
TO the beauty % the park as soon a.
funds are available and the local
clubs intend % aid the Dresser me-
mortal Project n the Governor APP
proves OF the proposed site. The i'm
terclub council viii refer the matter
10 the Kiwapis Rotary. Lions and
Optimists clubs
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-01
City Schools ShotU Big
Increase Orer Last Year

Total enrolment in the South
Bend city schools sept. sth OF this
year. as announced BY Sup. ". "
Porden. was 1899 pupils a. com
Jared to 1909 enrolled Sept. 9th
a year ago. This figure includes not
Only the high school. junior high,
and all grade schools bu. also the
all-day vocational group.
As announced the enrolment az
the various schools Is High school,
1875; Central Junior high. $50;
Colfax school. 39I: Coouillard. 400:
Division. 2O5; Elder. esq; Foster,
IS; Franklin. 351: Haley. $50: La
fayette. 259 Laurel. 556: Lincoln.
SCI; Linden. 651. Madison, $50:
Michigan, 245; Muessel, SAT: DIV
er. 1871; Perley. 439. River Park.
$50; Studebaker, 760 and all-day vo-
ca.ional. 1O5
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-01
DR.. HURTY COMPLETES
Is YEARS OF SERVICE

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, Sept 30
(By l. y. S)-Dr. John y. Hurry
whose resignation as secretary OF
the state board Of health becomes
effective at the close OF the states
fiscal year. today rounded out the
IS years IN that capacity. Taking
office in April 1896, DR.. Hurry has
seen the state health department
grow from one stenographer TO 81
employees now on the health board
payroll.
Dr.. Hurry has been the instigator
of many public health laws which
have been copied by other states
Chief among his acts were the PUB
LEGATION Of the Indiana baby book
and the issuance of instructions 10
prosecuting attorneys regarding
public health laws.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-01
Deputy Under Three Sheriffs
VII Not Serre Under Woman

JEFFERSONVILLE Ind. Sept.
20.-Charles d. Pernett who has
been deputy sheriff here for more
than 20 years under three sheriffs
announced today that he would re-
sign from Office having decided not
20 serve under Indiana'S first woman
sheriff, Mrs Ella White. who was
appointed 10 succeed her husband.
Charles White, who died recently.
Me- White was nominated by the
democratic county committee TO
make the race for sheriff i'm the
Ncvemb her election.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-01
Principals in Fight Not
To Be Prosecuted by RO1ULey

LAPORTE. Ind. Sept 30.-Earl
Rowley. prosecutor Of Iaporte
county has informed Gov McCray
that he has decided not TO start
action against Floyd Fitzsimmons
and participants in the Michigan
city Labor Day ring contests with
view to testing the Indiana rrize
fight laws.
Blank afidavits were recently
sent TO the prosecutor by Atty. Gen.
Lesh for guidance in taking the
action against Fitzsimmons. Joe
Lynch and Pal Moore, the latter
two the principals OF the Labor day
card The afidavits will remain
blank, the prosecutor declares.
State officials are understood to
have desired test case which
would clarity Indiana law which
permits boxing bouts but forbids
prize fighting.
A judgment Of $500 against Fitz-
simmons in favor Of a LapOrte
printing company has been paid by
the promoter. The suit was started
TO obtain payment for 1900 posters.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-01
ELKHART NEWS

To NEWS-TIMES SUBSCRIB-
Frs IN ELKIIART
Monday The South Bend News
Times vii! open a branch office
on the main floor of the Troy
laundry building : Main ST..
EIkhaTt ANY inquiries concern
ing delivery OF the paper should
De- left there
The News Times wishes 10 call
attention Of Elkhart people 20
the accident insurance policy
which the paper is handling a.
"a premium and which is fully
explained on another page. Pol
icies viii be sold at the Troy OF
flee. and subscriptions received
there
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-01
1923 Methodist Conference
VII Be Held at LAFAYETTE

BRAZIL. Ind. Sept. 30.-The 1928
meeting of Northwest Indiana Me-h-
odist Episcopal conference in SEES
sion Will be held at Lafayette, it was
voted by the conference Of that de-
nomination today.
The fourth day Of the us session
Of the church was opened with an
address on The Dynamics OF Reli-
Sous Education" which was deliver
ell by Prof Norman + Richardson
OF Northwestern university.
The world looks TO the church for
religion. but the church must take
is religion TO the world" Bishop
Frederick d. Leete. Of Indianapolis
said at the last of a series. of devo-
tiCnal addresses.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-01
Candidate Says Liquor
Charge Is n Frdue-up

RICHMOND. Ind. Sept 30-(By
7. y. s)-Charg.ng that his arrest
or "a charge o. violating the prohibi-
ton amendment was "a frame up"
janice j. Pace. democratic candl-
cate for prosecuting attorney OF
Wayne county. today promised in
-erestng disclosures when his case
comes up for hearing Monday.
Police said Pace had a pint Of
whis6ey .n his possession when he
was arrested late last night
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-01
Brig. Gen. AuItmdn Takes
Command at Fl. Ben HnrriSOn

INDIANAPOLIS Sept. SO.-Brig.
Gen. Dwight E Aultman today took
formal command of Fort Benjamin
Harrison. located near Indianapolis
Tie succeeds Lieut.. Col Frank z.
Hopkins who has been in command
for the past six weeks.
Gen. Aultman was relieved from
command of Camp Knox. Ky, %
take charge of the Indiana army
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-01
Camp Is Reapponted as
State Bank Commissioner

INDIANAPOLIS. Sept Sore
appointment. of Charles w. Camp as
state bank commissioner for term
Of four years was announced today
by Gov. McCray. His new term will
start tomorrow. Mr. Camp was for
merry cashier Of the Garrett state
bank. He was made head Of he
state bank department in 1917.
When the department was made in
DEP endent Of the state auditors office
in 1920 Gov. Goodrich appointed
Camp as frs. state bank commits
s.oner and he was continued in Office
by Gov. McCray.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-01
INJURED IN ACCIDENT

WARSAW, Ind.. Sert. 29-Kendal
Neher. son Of L. VI. Neher. OF War
saw. was struck by an automobile
last evening, knocked 10 the pave
ment and rendered unconscious.
The driver OF the automobile hur-
ried away and his identity is IN.
known
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-01
WARSAW MAN SEVERELY
BURNED IN EXPLOSION

WARSAW. Ind Sept 29.-Reub-
en- Hand. Warsaw. was today sew
erely burned and had a narrow es-
cape from death in the explosion OF
a can Of gasoline which he held in
his hands. With his clothing in
flames. Hand displayed rare pres
ence of mind and dropped to the
ground and rolled over and over in
sand with the result that the flames
were extinguished. The oil took
fire while he was filing a gasoline
speeder on the Pennsylvania rail-
road near the local station.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-01

Ursus ID Walker OF Jackson bou-
levard left Saturday afternoon for
Terre Haute. 60 attend the Sta g
Normal school there
L. A. Genfrel director of the sew
age and water department OF the
state board Of health, saturday pro
nounced the city water Of Elkhar,,
taken from the city mains as en-
tirely free of the germ bacillus col
on. which causes typhoid fever
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-01
Plan COMMUNITY FAIR

MILFORD, Ind, Sept. ga
community and schccl fair will be
held az the Milford high school on
oct. s. County Agent Tom Parker
will deliver an add; ees.