South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-26

Maybe New Jersey mosquitoes KILLED
this minister anc singer.
WARSAW-Atty. Asa I5cclrone OF
Warsaw, produced two bushels o.
goOd-sized peanuts on a patch OF
ground IS feet square and was so
successful this year that he plans
to plant an acre Of the COOLERS next
summer
.Aviators are fIytoE almost a. fast a.
idle runners.
DISQUALIFICATION than 80 per
cent Of all pupils ia the Leesburg
high school are members Of the high
school orchestra. a majority of the
other pupils are taking Instructions
on various musical instruments and
/ receive school credits for the time
consumed in practice and advance
ment made.
II Is estimated the hand shaking from
one election would pump two million gal
ions OF water.
Michigan footbaUers beat Ohio Estate
university. Ohio bettOrs' college cheer
+ now Is "Ohio-U."
The way TO make Halloween candy is
I lead him past a candy store and admire
the window display.
Professor says we ali will live under
ground in 1000 years, but the vets stiIl
have hopes.
ATWOOD-Robert Polling. 10. OF
Atwood, made a net profit of $3.50
in the productions OF onions this
year on two-acre piece of ground.
He received 20 cents d bushel for his
entire crop.
This fall most uuttins parties are GO
ing after nut coal.
PLYMOUTH-Auto trucks have
been placed in service in the hauling
Of logs from many OF the smaller
railroad towns OF northern Indiana
and where it has been next TO i'm
| possible to procure railroad flat cars
for many weeks.
Armistice Day, the fourth anniversary
OF unemployment for too many men, g.
coming soon.
WASHINGTON. Ind.-Euth Nut
ter faced a charge today Of having
thrown acid at Miss Helen Cave, %,
a boOkkeeper in her husbands laun-
dry. Physicians said Miss Cave will
recover.
GerTnany's bad luck Is changing at last
Former Crown Prince has sPrained his
ankle.
RICHMOND-Aaro Worth. VIII
Davis, John Keever. Major J. A. Lacy
and Rev. Luke Woodward. FIVE Rich
mond citizens, voted for Abraham
Lincoln.
There are no reasons for long skirts as
far a. We can see, but We can't see very
far.
WASHINGTON. Oct. 2-(Spe-
c;aD-Pensions have just been
granted by the L. s. pension bureau
10 the following: Charles f. Cline,
Goshen, S12: Orval Decker. Elk
hart. SIP: Victor L. Springer. VAL
paraiso, $12; Claude 4. Bayman,
South Bend, SIS; Flavins J. Boiling,
South Bend. SIS; Mary z. Bagley.
LaPOrte, $50; Alkaline \. Epson,
Elkhart, $50; Annie O. Jacobs, South
Bend, $50.
CLINTON-Ed shannon changed
his mind the next morning after he
told a policeman he wanted TO be
sent TO the penal farm for being
drunk.
After football game most expert
dOpesters are eX-experts.
BRAZII-M. Il. Parl<ins has a
sweet potato which is almost a life
like reproduction Of a goose.
The way to save our fur-bearing anil
mails is to teach them TO shave
WABASH - After police were
searching the poultry houses of the
city for three ducks Andy Gardner
reported stolen. the trio waddled
home quacking for breakfast.
We get more coal when It Is hauled in
wagons because wagons don't weigh as
much as trucks.
! ELkHART-When John MOshier
goes motoring row he must either
/ have a private chauffeur or derend
upon the hospitality OF friends who
/ have cars. Judge Walter Walker an
nulled his automobile license and
/ fined him s35 after Moshier pleaded
guilty 10 the charge Of driving while
| intoxicated.
/ Many a man grows sage from Wild
oats.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS clandesttne
/ romance was bHghted when the
marriage Of Jack Norman Wooding-
/ ton, ex-Culver cadet, son Of J. c.
/ Woodington Of LaPorte, and Miss
I Ruth Woodingt0n, nee Kinbar Of
Evanston. Ill. was annulled In La
Porte Superior court. The couple
eloped on July 90, 1890. Jacks par
ents claim he was too young TO as
sumo the responsibilities OF married
| life. His wife charged her mOther-in-
/ law with alienation and asks 500
900.
! Husband Jailed Wife rs