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C0NsTsTUTsoAAL AAGNDMeNT.
Notice Y hsrssy givea. taet 81 the
1eaerai Eisctio9 % g held On ths
there will b submitted 10 the awalt.
fled electors u th, state Of Colorado
the question Of as.sa1ias ths Coast.
tuition Of said state.
question u fous1 II Section Two ~ Of
STATE Ct colorsde, and u Houss Biii
xs:.msly. which Z. 10 wsr1s ssS ss.
vsss. following. via;
70 SUBMIT EHss 4G Eas ayAL.r,rp
ELncToEs or THE STATE or
sss4iSH psiyk ,.i HAhE4nlenEFI Ah4lei.s EIoH2 IL
fME STATE o. " coioRASo. ii1issSo.o" "
~ d Eseess1 ~ the 0sssssl Assoc.
~ ~ ebs Stots - Coeosu1es
Section /. There shall be .ubm,,,sa
70 she qualified electors Of the 1tSss
i..n for as~mSers OF the 0sn.r.i A..
s.s ss.s III ss,.s :sssss ss 20 &: 60.
stituttou Of the state Of Colorado,
which. whra ratified sy . majority u
Of Is. % cssssisussS. e Of ~: ss;S ss.s: ::
Eivs !Sj u AriIci. ElsS, Vim q % lie
Con.iituston Of the state Of Coiore1e
lows.
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fsrt Cotilna the school sf Hisss q
dole a. ses the iastitvte. for tSs elS:
seties 81 nvsss twhieh shall hssse3ise
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the state. ss1es the Drovtssoas u tks
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provide. ene sns location 81 sAid lneS1.
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Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-10-06
9


C0WST0TCT1OuAL Am0H0A8uT.
Notice 70 hereby gives. that at the
az Gss:,s. IL e E s'1d g. 60
thsrs will be subaitss1 20 the Gus IL
the question: Of ansadlsg the Cousl.
''ssS TSs ss,sosi,s ~ h.i s'1s To- .usmi,.,.s such
evsstioa is fous1 - Section Two e..
Of Article XIX Of the Constitution e
sns si,, STAT. Sc q c:iorcSo. 40 e. heus' u
esai Assembly. which 10 u words md
SSursN following via:
TO synn,r IS IS Isl EHn QUALIFIED
Ei;EcToRs or. THE 9TATE OF
41S sGeTiSH Ssk Hx xR4ics:E 4HsEEPvsHEr " oF rli2 w
CONTRIBUTION or THE STATE OF
SSi4EAno 4oEAno. SSNSeRM!N0 ,.:IriNs TEMMs
y; j. = I; $500 - 80. :. g =. Sssss., A''r"'
tection !. That there shall b sub.
mittsd 10 the Qvaitfls1 electors OF ths
state " Coeotado ~ the seat genoa
slsction for mcmbsrs VI the 0sn,rai
lioa the following ssnsndnsrnl TO tho
Constitutions Of the STATE ~ Colorado
.rh,eh. .ess ::Hsiflse Y S,s1.r,,ns S1,s .s
sasss g., vSi's II g. csSsss.ss.s ses;
,.sis " q lie cesssisS,,os d tn.
STATE Of Colorado shall - aassA-d 90
g. 70 rcd - tviiowA ey.wll: eamsy
-ksst4sacs.-rhe esssUttve depart.
teaaet.xoveraes. secretary Of state.
sslises q Rata sssss sssa..rs.. as'os;;
s:k. ;:::.:ss - .ss x :sS:
koiI his oflSss fer Tern Of four year.
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ss1r1 M ~ Vsr.,s - - efSscs Of The
soveSneS. lieVssaAaS. .govssaos, s-cte.
tasv ef seAss. auditor oS state. state
is(en1ent 81 0uklis lnseSuetloa chos.a
q Ske geesral sIsctloa ksi1 In is!1i
q f:ss T s:ass IL csssssss - d u. rI.
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!ssAst.gevssser. shatL 1vriax ,hsirl
ssyersaent.. wAsrs. they .shsii keep ,hs
Svelle records. soeks anA 0aesrs. Th.y
~. :sss ssssss :: $ $.
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Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-10-06

COL0RADO. INITIATED nv PtsTi.
ASD sssHsNspUs. INITIATIVE
Notice u hereby xtvsn that ss the
s.s:s:s s.s'.ss s.s " sS 3 n'iH g e:
there win BE- subMitted 20 the sualI.
fled siectors Of the stats Of Colorado.
for their approval Or rejection. the fol.
Colorado. initiated By petition uaAss
the Initiative and Rsfursndum which
Initiated petition eoutsia~d the sisna.
s.rss % q IT, Nor: &,, . sse" q: r-Yuir;d n...
of the state Of Colorado. duly verified.
ie accordance With the Law. and flied II
the office of the s:erstasy Of STATE 90
The authority for suknittins such
propos~d Law 10 found IN Section / n
Article ei the coastitutsos OF the
ssas. STATE Of Of col"rsSe. pscvid'ns for The
~ A 1 osGSATsSNs fsSsS1Masso oS oSHr1SshSs AbaiHis:
81 JsHb5tb2GSSs btGS AHiSHLs HhSx soA~" BEINGS
~ Y n.esse1 b sAs essess - ~
oeole ~ c0eoso1os
Ysssios J., 4. shaft - Unlawful 10
volafui sspssimsal or experimseSsi q.
eratlon or a1ministraston or eny M.
8srous o. Injurious % painful sxkjbi.
SsSy Or Illustrative operation Or ~.
lag or aay duab animal either nm
Of without the uss Of anaesthstjes a..
csOs for the vvrposs of rsiisvlax o.
evrsnx sush p.fson or dumb snimsi;
lks sss Of sixtese years sssy cossess
20 ssch sxpsftmsat, onsrastoa or NJ.
saielstratloa upon himself o. hsrssis
age u ssateea years tks psrswea a. .s
tkoes stan1ias ID the parentai r.ist,os
nAy eonseas thereto AND - casss o3
eAoti cot apply. For the eIreoeSe ~
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-10-06

PROPOSED AMENDMENT To THE
CONSTITUTION OF Tuf STATE OF
TiON UNDER THE INITIATIVE
AND NEtEUENDuN.
Notice In hereby given that at the
GENERAL election To be held on the
seventh day "f november. A. ID. is22
there will be submitted To the uuaii-
fled electors OF the State OF Colorado
for their approval or rejection. the fol-
iowins proposed amendment to the
Initiated by pet,tion under the InItia-
tive and referendum. which initiated
petition contained the signatures of
more than the required number. tto-
state OF Colorado. duly verified. in ac-
,oidance with the law. and filed In the
office of the Secretary Of State on the
=. ii. '
The authority for submitting such
proposed amendment Co the Constitu-
ton is found In Ne, ,tion I OF Article v
u the Constitution OF the State Of
and Referendum.
TION OF ARTICLE X OF THE
CONSTITUTION.
We u E.artes ~ the Pespse 81 the
sesse 81 CeIer.es, TA.s sersIss slx
ssitstIss Ne AaesSei ss N~sS ~
Section 6. All laws excmptIng from
taxation property other than that here
inbefore mentioned shall be void: Pro-
vidcd, ho, ever. u At the General As
sembly shall. and the people acting
through the Initiative power reserved
by them In this constitution may. en-
act laws cAempting from all taxation
except an Income tax. money, nutes.
credits. bonds. book accounts, tax sale
rertificates. dcb-ntures. other written
evidences Of ,ndc cbtrdness. and all cor
-, A. 4
Of bankin. corporations and At the
same time ennct laws importing q uni
form or . graduated tax on any or all
Incomes: and rcasona BILE deductions and
exemptions may be provided In such
Income tax laws
tThc Secretary OF State. Attorney
General and the Reporter Of the Su-
promc Court d. hereby designate and
fix as the ballot title and submission
clause To the proposed constitutional
amendment herein the foiIo~ingD
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-10-06

Highway rund shall never b. dimiN-
tshsd until all bonds issued by virtue
of this mendnn~ Mt hail have been paid
ever shall be construed to prevent the
enactment Of laws whereby the
amount Of revenue derivable from
motor vehicle registration license fees
and payable into the said fund shall
be Increased
The General Assembly shall. A. by
law provided enact all such laws as
may be necessary with reference To
>aid bonds and with r. ference to car
rSinr out toe projects AMI purposes
herein speci!1..d.
The Secretary of State. Attorney Cen
.rsl and the Reporter Of the Supreme
Court do hereby tesignat, and fix A.
the ballot title and submission clause
to the proposed constitutional amend
mcnt herein the following.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-10-06

A PROPOSED AMEND
MENT To SECTION
6 OF ARTICLE Y OF
THE CONSTITUTION.
AUTHORIZING LAWS
T. nov NIDISG FOR
T II l. EXEMPTION
ROM q l. n 1: Il Al
PROPERTY TAxA-
TlON. OF MONEYS.
4 Nd INTANGIBLE
Personal. ROr-
EHTY EXCEPT THE
CAPITAL. STOCK OF
HAWKING CORPORA
rloS SS. A Nd Az.
THORixlNG THE EN-
ACTNENT. AT THE
b = ~ T. TIN I: OF
LAWS l n Posi- n q
A UNIFORM OR A
GRADUATED TAX ON
ANY or ALL IN.
COMES, WITH REA-
HDNABi.i: U 4 . U C.
TloAS AND ExEMP.
TIONA.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-10-06

IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I have
hercunto set my hand and affixed the
Great Seal OF the state OF Colorado. at
the city of Denver this goth day of
September. A. -. 1922.
(ScaD Carl. s. MlLLIkES,
secretary Of state.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-10-06

IN WITNESS WHEREOF. 1 have
nereunt, set my hand and affixed the
Great Seal OF the State Of Colorado. at
the city OF Dense.. this goth day Uf
september. A, u. 1922.
tS.aD CARL y. MIi.l.IKEN
Secretary OF State.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-10-06

IN WITNESS WHEREOF. have
hsreunto set my hand and affixed the
Great S~ai Of the state OF Colorado. Al
The CITY of Dsnvss. this soth day Of
tSeAib Carl. y. MIl.l.lKEN.
Secretary Of State,
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-10-06

l PROPOSED AMEND.
MEET TO SECTION
THREE t5D ARTICLE
Xl OF THE CONSTl-
TUITION. PROVIDING
FOR THE ISSUE OF
NOT NO X T. THAN
$1,000 10000 OF BOSDS
FOR CONSTRUCTION
AND IMPROVEMENT
OF ST. T + HIGH
WAYS. AND PKOvID-
ING FOR THEIR RE-
DEMPTiOS BY MON
EfS 2 a Y A Il |. + TO
THE FATE. HIGH.
WAY FuN n D FROM
p PR { c E E ID { q +
ii q T o X VEHICLE
REGISTRATION LII
CENSE FEES.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-10-06

IN WITNESS WHEREOF. 1 have
hcreunto set my hand and affixed the
Great Seal of the Stat. of Colorado. at
the City Of Denver. Colorado. this goth
lay OF September, A. Z. 1922
tSeaD CARR. S. MIl.LIkES.
Secretary Of State.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-10-06

AN ACT TO PROHIBIT
IN J U r q u 8. DAN.
uEROUs or PAIN
Full EXPERIMENT
TAI. or e r A tt ONS
OR A ID n I N I 8 IRA
TlONS VI IN HUMAN
BEINGS OR DUMB
ANIMALS + 4 e F. = T
TO RELIEVE . X
CURE THEM: MAX
ING Z XCE T. IONS
OF PERSONS CON
SENTlNG TO SUCH
EXPERIMENTS AND
PRO vlDING i'EN-
ALTlES FOR NIO-
LATIoNS OF THE
ACT.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-10-06

rmoVs,ss:W Law or rME STATS ~
COs.ON AD0. lNsTtAreo ny eHfi.
..."-y .rrr.N.rTw sasns;c Tw: y. INITIATIVE
. N.;,s' ..,.y .s .s,sr~sy s'srss, r.,, "a; a. ., sss
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-10-06

In w,tases whsreYs. I have hsreuase
sci nay haa1 ae1 ftxed the Great 0~ai
of the state Of Colora1e, a. the city o6
Denver. this seth dAy " osote0beS. 4
.s~si, CARL q Mfil.lkRN.
DserstaPy ~ state.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-10-06

PROPOSED coNsTiru.
ITO n Al. AMEND.
MEST. DE FINlNO
PUBi.ic UTll.iTiES
AND CREATING A
PUBLIC UTILITIES
COMMISSION. WITT
EXCLUSIVE fONER
AND JunIHDlCTlON
10 REGULATE ALL
OPERATING WITHIN
cH'.r cnr rnosn huNicc:.
tpAlI.v OWNED.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-10-06

An ACT To ALTER
THE. SENATORIAL.
AND REPRESENTA-
TIVE d ST Il IT 3.
FIXING THE NUM-
HER OF MEMBERS
OF THE GENERAL.
ASSEMBLY AT -
SENATOR'S A Nj SS
REPRESENTATIVES,.
AND REVISING THE
i'pO I iUNMENT
THEREOF.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-10-06

PROPOSED AMENDMENT To THE
CONSTITUTION OF TUE STATE OF
tOi OUtDu. INITIATED uS pI.TI.
TiON UNDER THE INITIATIVE
AND NEfEVENDuN.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-10-06

oenA 6Dftob A0o representative 0lotftetp
that sAid territory WAS In prior to IT,
creation.
s~c,ioa s. The members Of tie Houss
of Nsprcsc natives shall be divided
smons ;he several counties Of tbs stat"
The city And County of Denver shall
Ths County Of Pueblo shall hsv.
The County Of n P..o shall hav.
The County Of Weld shall have four.
The County OF Boulder shall have
The County Of i.Arim.r .h.,, Aavs
f: X: cSss'y coSs s'" q saa~sss Si sss' g.. s:i
PHILIPPE shall have one.
The County Of Yum. shall have en..
The County Of washinxsoa shall
The County Of Adams shai, have one.
The County of Arapahos shaii havs
II. ccus,ses Of Douglas ss> R,ssss
The cevstiss Of l.ineoia. Ku csssss
s:S cs.lsn.s shall hsv. H tva -.
ne cos.iiss Of Crowley ssl osss.
'"sS *. "es County .s rro~.r. .A.,, Aav.
The counsy Of Ia, An,m.s sAai, have
IS: Tc csSssi.s of % Masri.ne H,s ~ ~ e.. Sc:
tiiia shall have one.
The Countis. Of Teller. Frsmoss go
Custer e:ail have two.
The covstiss u saruachs. RIO
fHs Counties ~ rark. Hks ~
chaffee shalt have one.
The Counti~s Of Ounnison anA pitkin
shall have one.
The Counties Of Con.jos. Aeehveeta.
Mineral and HinsdAis shall have oeo.
The COunties Of Han Juan ~ L.
etAsA shs1t have ooa,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-17
j. Q. SWANGER, SR.,
NAMED PRESIDENT
AT FAMILY REUNION
Local NonOgenarian and Son
Return from Visit to
Ohio Points.

John Q. Swanger. ST.. 90, and his
son J. Q. Swanger. IT., returned
yesterday from Mansfield. o., where
they attended the goth annual re-
union OF the Swanger family held
at Casino park. over 125 attended
Officers were elected as follows: John
O. Swanger. ST., city life president
Ben L. Nelson, Shelby, o. vice-pres-
ident; Beatrice b. Nelson. Shelby, o.
secretary and treasurer. Committee
on arrangements: Mrs.L. H. Nelson,
Mansfield, o., William Swanger,
Wooster, o., John @. Swanger, jr.,
city. Mrs. Ray Johnson, New London,
o. and Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Swanger,
Cleveland, o.
At one o'clock e delicious dinner
was served. Brief greetings were de-
livered by Guy Swanger. New Lon
don. o., w. A. Dubois, Shelby, John
@. Swanger, ST., and John Q. jr, city
Swanger and L. H Nelson. Com
munications were read from Mrs
Druzilla Gillespie. Blaine Wash, D
9. Swanger. Tiosa, Ind. The next
reunion will be held at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Guy Swanger. New
London, o.
Mr.. Swanger and his son also visit
ed in Cleveland and various other
Ohio points.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-17
Pets Tear Man to
Pieces in Attempt
To SaUe Mistress
Sheriff Shoots Animals Fol
lowing Confession of
Rancher's Wife.

SACRAMENTO, Cal, Aug. 10
(By NEA)-,Mrs. Mabel Belardrs
dogs paid with their lives for their
faithfulness to the mistress at
whose frightened cry when attacked,
she says. by Albert Bise, a neighbour
ing ranchman, the entire pack OF IS
sprang on the man and almost tore
him to pieces.
Louis Belardrs dogs had long
been known around the town Of An
telOpe for their ferocity On all the
ranches in the vicinity they were
feared. Belardi and his wife loved
them. however, and though the
Belardis were too poor to feeo
themselves, took good care Of them.
Bise, whose place adjoined the
Pelardis'. had been keeping the
couple, according to his own &C
count, in enough to eat. but a few
days before his death he told Con-
stable Davis Of Antelope that he in
tended to cut off these supplies.
When. shortly afterwards his body,
terribly mangled, was found in his
cabin, II was suspected that the
Belardi dogs had killed him.
An arrest followed, and after pro-
longed questioning. Mrs. Belardi,
breaking down, confessed, according
to Sheriff Ellis Jones. She and Bise
met at the we'll used by both ran
ches, according to her alleged con-
fessiOn.
They quarreled. and Bise, she de-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-17
FARMERS IN FAVOR
0FPUBLIC MARKET,
ENDORSE PROJECT
Master of Willow Greek Com
munity Grange to Bring
Matter up.

The agitation for a public market
for Mishawaka has gained consider
able impetus since first mentioned in
The News-Times last Sunday. and
many inquiries regarding the mat
ter are being received at the local
Office of this newspaper Since It's
indorsemen by the retail bureau Of
the Cham Der OF Commerce, a num-
Der of farmers and truck growers
have shown their interest by seek
ing information as TO the probable
date on which the market scheme
will be launched. Guy Hood. master
of the Willow Greek Community
yesterday by telephone and voicec
the opinion that such market as
proposed would be the best thing
that ever happened to the farmers
and truck growers OF Penn town
ship" He said he had already dis
cussed il with several members Of
the Grange and that each one of
them was heartily in favor of il and
would lend their enthusiastic CO.
cess. Mr. Hood said he would bring
the matter up at the next meeting
OF the Grange, and was emphatic in
the assertion that he would succeed
in getting the members to send
their garden and other products to
Mishawaka at least once a week.
Mr.. Hood owns the large barberry
farm on z. Jefferson I'd. four miles
from Mishawaka
The Willow Creek Home EcOnom-
les club meets at the home OF Mrs.
w. Marx on the Elkhart I'd, today
and Mrs. George F. Eberhart will
bring the subject Of the market be-
fore the meeting for discussion.
Mrs. Eberhart stated to The News
Times last evening. that all the
women she had spoken 70 on the
matter were anxious to endorse the
project. and would lend their en-
thusiastic aid toward its successful
cOnsummatiOn
The city administration. and the
Chamber Of Commerce are both be-
l:eved TO be favorable TO the market
idea which has the support Of clt.-
zens generally in Mishawaka
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-17
ST. PETERS CHURCH
TO HAVE PUBLICITY
CAMPAIGN IN SEPT

A committee of members Of ST.
Peters Evangelical Lutheran church
consisting Of Rev. Otto Turk
Messrs. Charles Myers, Howard
Dielmann, August Reschke and
Miss Luella Fischmann, met at the
parish hall Tuesday evening and de-
cided on a campaign of publicity
and education to be carried on IN
the interest of church work. Tracts
ard other literature Will be distrio-
uted. and free lectures given regu-
larry These latter Will begin in
September, the topic Of the first be-
ing "Our Church'c Work Among
the Negroes" illustrated with 159
stereOpticon slides. Bible. church
history. missions. American history
and travel will be the subjects OF
other lectures. The public library
viii be supplied with Lutheran read
ing matter A mailing list Of church
members. prospective members and
others interested In church work
will be kept An endeavor will be
made 10 induce all local churches
to have directories made. Local
pastors interested are asked 10 con-
fer with Rev Mr. Turk, personally
or by telephone.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-17
Police DiScOUer Moon"
In Raid on MikuIyuk Home

a raid at the home of John Mi
kulyuk. 706 z. Lawrence St. last
night by the police raijing squad
in charge of Chief of Police Harry
Barrows resulted in the discovery
of a quantity Of 'moOnshine" liquor
and the arrest of the owner.
The raid was made at ESQ o'clock.
After a careful survey Of the place
the officers found about two quarts
Of "moonshine" in the cellar Of the
home Mikulyuk was arrested on
a charge Of unlawful possession of
intoxicating liquor and released af-
ter furnishing s1.OO for his appear
ance today in court. With Chief
Barrowe on the raid was Capt. Her
man Beehler and Omcers Kreter
and Marthant
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-17
TEMPLE

The management of the Temple
theater takes a great pleasure in ex-
hibiting 10 the general movie public
a motion picture that has an en-
tirely different twist a picture
that required over three months &c
produce and a story considered by
leading critics as one OF the best
sellers" Tyrone Power In the Fox
super special "Footfalls" will be
given a showing today and Friday
at the Temple theater in conjunction
with a very funny Buster Keator
comedy. called The Playhouse"
Coming Monday night only are
the "Woltmann Society Serenaders,
a classy. snappy organization OF
talented musicians who are gifted
with good voices. OF which many
selections are vocalized. The organ
ization boasts OF playing Il different
instruments. comprising three diff
ferent orchestras.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-17
ALL-STAR LOCAL
TEAM WILLPLAY
THE SINGER CLUB
Pop" Frankel Gathers Cal
axy of Talent for Pro-
posed Series.

Pop" Frankel is endeavoring TO
arrange a series of three games be-
tween a picked All-Star team repre-
sentative OF Mishawaka, to be pitted
against the strong Singer club of
South Bend. The dates offered the
latter club for acceptance are Ser.
"a, oct. 1 and 8. The first game
Will be played at Singer park. the
second at the Dodge park, Mlsha-
waka, while the third game will be
decided by the toss. Mgr. Frankel
announces the following 10 repre-
ent Mishawaka: Vic Morse, catcher;
Fred Fitzsimmons, "Swede" Edgren
and Gish. pitchers: Babe" Philion.
first base; Car Hixenbaugh. second
base; Jimmy Shea, shortstop;
Skinny BlackmOre, third base
Canary" Napier. right field; Dick
Frankel, left field; Britten or Cook
in center field with Wander Hayden
as utility hitter and fielder. These
players. with one exception, are
well-known in Mishawaka and
South Bend, all being former mem
bers of the Indestructo club OF this
city. The only man new to Misha =
waka 10 Jimmy Shea who has had
major league experience. having
played with the Atlanta club in the
southern league.
Before these games are played.
the travelling House Of David team
will visit Mishawaka and take on
the locals. Pop" has received a
letter from Mgr Thorpe who states
that the House of David rlayers are
drawing big crowds in the east
Lefty" Gilbert Is with the latter
team which will come 10 Misha-
waka Sept. 10.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-17
ARREST PETER URBAN
ON LIQUOR CHARGE

Chief Of Police Harry Barrows. &C
compauied by Capt Beehler and Pa
trolmen Thomas Kreiter and Stanley
Marchant. Unexpectedly visited the
residence OF Peter Urban. 5O2 s
Laurel St. at s:15 o'clock last night
and secured one quart OF moon
shine after a thorough search OF
premises.
Urban, who - 35 years old was
placed under arrest. charged with
the unlawful possession OF fntoxicat-
ing liquor. He was later released on
a $500 bond. The case will prob
ably come before Judge Raab Ia the
city court today.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-17
TWO INJURED IN
AUTO COLLISION
Mrs. Lillian HOsler Removed
to St. Joseph's Hospital
Mrs. C.. Schamwaker Hurt.

Mrs. Lillian Hosler. $40 y. Sixth
St, River Park, and Mrs. Clara
Schamwaker of Albion, Ind, were
badly injured Wednesday morning
at 10 O'Clock when the Dodge car
in which they were riding and
driven by the formers son Floyd
Hines, was struck by an Essex
machine driven by II. c. Tobin OF
Wilson, Kans., at the corner OF
Main and Sixth SITS The injured
women were taken to the home OF
Mr. and Mrs Frank Cooney. 1O4
+ Sixth ST. and a physician called.
Mrs. Hosler who was the most SER
iCusly injured. was removed to St.
Joseph's hospital in the city am
bUlance
The Dodge car was enrOute to
Albion, and was coming east on
Sixth ST. when the Essex machine,
which was coming south on Main
st. ran directly into II. The Dodge
car overturned, and was demolished.
\ spring, a fender and a light we're
broken on the Essex. The latter
car did not bear a license, being in
transit