South Bend News-Times, Volume 39, Number 64, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 5 March 1922 — Page 2

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THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

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WILSON'S HEALTH

GREATLY IMPROVED

BY YEAR'S QUIE

Mi'. I A ILLE !WIU)1.G u ill hl mew home for city mission Ttlru1! from r-a p nn.)

STARTS OFF MEAL i Spring Training WITH 12 LB. TURKEY 1 GossiP

CANADA FREES NEGRO SUSPECT

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mdition Now Hrporl! Het 1T Than at Any I imc i ncr Irrakdoi n.

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r ' ' 1 ;,nr,ll,r-r Ior K,na l,lth' tAn-colored rh;,nM,. The remarkable s-mc.-?

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The coKcp", atatv.!r an 4 pcrv.Fpr.- :

I ; l'.trs nr Kin; to gr. a b;c charter I

trair.:: rarnr rar. I lielUSll nt .Nortll Carolina to failure to Kt the minor to I pi,,, tt-;

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New York Gourmand Katsiia;:L T Til'.

linougil at Ulie 31eal to ii;;ec to a universal drar; rUn

Frfr! n Ynun Armv tho caus. Having thflr TeH cur-

;i i d. tli major lraii n.a stnit j

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h"f, who Itvr.s at U07 Christianity rrankic Frisch of Foniharn t'ol. : vho na.s ;ri at

li.is always t.r,a.rri that lio rnnHÜp a n member of thf Giants, l.is nitM J-Mtf-s auth

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at :lh Irnich an six mn at one sit -' "ati? "i th lr.-ij-

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1 tlnir. Vnicniai' i .-. ,.a I tc. cva rnrdi'r.nl attention to ill'- : u.ir.if.'i on a. . nari-.- .

f Ire flri'l i . . . . . i . . . . . . i . ' r.i i w fi, i.

diuiuuiuii it,. tv.,,m 1 .-nTr.-o rnniP hll its IUll . t' HT' W'iDl-fs tn f.. -.a.,

i fc-inith. of Imhard m. Thcvluota of. scouts. ilf-v irl xtra iiti..n Vu. r-t-jln.

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DEATHS

til i) n roiwr. T;M"-i Fcr.'t. -1 E. t-i:th : . a lifc-Icn resident of this o:ty, d;---! at 4:-.". o'rjc.lc tati:r1 iy aft'.rito'n at t. .T5er,h,s hcvcn;t!. if ih h iv::t iollowcd an i;,.r.-- of thro !:--::ths with a cori,'!: ;a t::i of 1 i -

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lf'-. Si I!-"', two rta'tzhtrr. Ai:it ;:; - of I'.-.-: ac. Martha, th c.'y, s::r:-

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at ? o'rI?rk ar :h

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in Cedar Grovi cir'frv.

fr-strry b?:ria!o'. TM ?

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;d iho Wil

i.''-A!.ra;'(-ri rafl:r flos,y

ti,o'iK--i rfuf-i::it to tnl; any d!rc t raid in ir.t'-rr.:iti'r.al affalr.s he is ' i'iwir. -r tl.c arm n f r n o tra.if s an l fh-r .a: iir..' ! and IntrM t f ;cia 1 d ! f ;!; n t s with rlnsn lnter . Vii'-,:i said to --'jff--r o 'M!nr.i'.'.v mir."r e ' 1 -t :'-, uiiih . fir h h.-m v. it h str a- d w" il.

to-- fri-'-r.ds .-av tlir- is virtually

no i.itf rn's.- in hin on f-r.-'

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i n !':''-c ;;ta';vf'H of th inifaion. ! Th- mi icri olso dir' ts a frfsh a!:.;, rr'tcd and pivrn il ly , th- 1im.iI lodcto r t i:i'rcs in AuKU.st,

' 1 Poor mothers

1 fro a tl..- rdtv arc hrotiqlit to tho amp and sivrn vacations rant;incr from ot uhI to ten days in length. Th.-'- j ' " p i , . ;,rp t;ifMi rvf-rythlns ; t a tlnir t c.rnfort and i nnvrrilT''1! I Tim Cdy Kfuo ?dlion was

, p. ri .1 I vr. 7. lt14. 1-y Ktv. and

'A'll i Mrs. j::id, who camo to thi.s city with I from Chattanoourn, Tnn.. to super

intend tlo work. Th'-y talted the

ion ar:d carrid on its work for

orm k v on 1 f 0 ö . Jat yar thlr I udt;.-t via ?21'S0:,; $ 1 T , o S ? . 5 4 of thii sum wa.s c in earning on th- work f the mission for ye;r.

jr.-.ai Th'- rj'.h-pf.s of tho City Kcsnjo r hM I r.t:.-i.ai uv: C. O. Shafer, prs itleut ; ,VAA th--1!''- iliT, vlci prrsidtnt; L. P. ai d a I-I 1 lardy, J- ' refnry, and A. I. Hu1-

w as a tnernber of the W; od:ncn o!

the World, ridfdity hci?e. and

the Knipthts of Pythiis, No. 14 lodg-e. J rri,t cd rost $ 3 . C " 0 .

into lior.;rs of S'.uCa " l" "

worn rnrf v-nr ,viJlv'Lk 1-11 " 4,1 i 1 4

iworthv timber to Manager Speaker.

Sowell. now rated a .tar short-

aio.ma to r.-.tahli.-h

cio afe-ainfit tlie ncrc

ioventor Morri

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:d bv

1 rrini Po.' dauehtors.

!A:n at tho parental librae, a

t .tcr. wnairea 1 itm. res a:n

(ne-story fran d-e'.'irr. r ! 2 Fourteenth sr., CoN.ort He.ilty ".-1.

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d by h:. w ife. Zella, and

AViima. and Berr.ic,

( 1 1 .-'..' n r y f r a rrt ft d w e ' i::e -i.tit st , Mr.. c. i i tsmated. rrt Jl.prA.

' 1 u of r.ortii Car

and ther l. who is fix f e t four ! rr. 5t his start thr. Second olina, refused to si witr.t

catcner arri tho Juder he'! that

inehes tall and who weighs

s ! Fasetnan Sf pher.ron and

pounds, tucked .1 napkin under hii!I''lk Scwtll are also rhin .ind IrfrliCiifd t rt thm u-alfnr alumni.

South Fend. nla survives.

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Alabama ; submitted by th Tnire,.l -ta'f-- cn-'lhr

Fur.rral s-rvircs will be held from

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,mi rhiniron ' Thia i.- what h ordered and ate and In tu preliminary w or u: , iu -Jner u,it.

ul were r.ot suihei-nt. pi.iof of tho

"sidriK e at

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drank: j sprm? m'icn interest, win f erner A twflvd-r.ound ttirkev with tuff-! round (Fen Killinger with tho .Ww

inc. time, forty-hve minutes; bone pic-ked clean.

The friends of Halbirk planned to

to t i .-: be at1 ! O! . . - I f . - . -

I.i id. trcnfiircr. Iirectors aa W. W. AuMin, (J. A. Itoberbon, F. A. St phen.-on. J. C. Iiowshr, J. 1. M.af. r, J. It. Haughton, Y. O. Da-i-. F. A. Fryan. C. I '. Cunningham. ;. M. Jtudetaker, Jr.. C. W. Uyile-. C. V. Sptth, H. M. .Sanders, C. I.. Millhoue, I. W. Clrah-ki and K. A. Itird.

c.lxx c of t he ov: r". h 1 rn

Ul v party in the last lection. j - Tils Inter.". In th'-. welfare of the ! d'rtioor it I'- patty is revealed by a! fr-'.v brief n'ra! :n' .i'cs he has1

s. nt to e,-,.i-rs in arious parts ef the country. Thl.-t will b irtua!ly th'- -rt-nf o will take in th" forth-

: FRADY WILL MARE

FIGHT FOR LIFE

coming con'rev.r said, 00 !i nit", z C'-neralitles.

np.al campaign, it i.i

uff ratio s

TslCKKL HOTEL ' BUUA)1M;. CATV LAX DM AK K, SOLD 'J. (Continued froiu pace one.

focnib' r, 10 2 1. ae-oordi r ir to the t'-rms of Iiis b a;.-. Wheth- r Mr. Fala.ri intends to bwy th- ha.'.s from the present holders could no: t as-erta ined . lair it ja heliwed that h- is cont epip'.atim: a urogram v hereby h- will s 'i l.a v. entire pe.i..n of tla- stl UotUfe. Ivollnilo Flan- I'nknnwti. It wa. f'.ir'lnT r'port'-cl tliat h i:,!t-"('a to b -:;n thi work of raim: t h b ' 1 1 '. d i 1 1 1: in 1 1 . e i a 1 r future, and has plans mii'r way for tho erection of an oi-tM story modern l'ii-ris-huildin lt. cther reports wer t the efttot thit h purc'na.-ed the fn-jrty merely f'r an i nve-.t m-nt hnd for hp'culitive- purpo-e-,.

Hanlrt Fought Legal Battle in Florida's History Is Fxpeclcd. MIAMI. Fla, March 4. Tho deatu of Mrs. Kdgar Frady of gunshot wounds received at her husband's hop 1 room hero latt Sunday probably will result in one of the hardest fought murder trials in tho history of Florida, according' to indications today. Frady, held on a murder charge on a coroner's verdict, rami::,' him as responsible for his wife's death, already luus onrraged

j Fart A. Ibeiley and John Denz, proj miii' nt attorneys, and it Is linderi .-food will bring1 outside talent into I the r.tso in his tight for life. Mrs.

l''ra(l"s relatives and l'riendg have r.!.'at.:fd tho services of county r,oh' itor. l red W. Fine, as un assistant in tho I'rosectition of the cas?. Harry Thompson of Chicago, a brother of Mrs. Fnuly. declared that nothing will bo left undone to ee that ju-tieo is done. Another brother

"I haven't started yet." t--aid Fe. 1 'irty-three prim-o oystep. Two peunds pork chop. Twelve egus. Two nlice3 of ham. Href Htew, large order. Twelves cupa of coffee. Thro loayen of bread. Fix bottles of .soda wa.ter. As th la.t bottle of soda water disappeared, the $25 wav handed lA.'. Sow the story should end with the man pushing bark his chatr, arising and Faying". "Well, I jruess I'll po home to supper," but tliia is different. Ie Htteniptod to r'. hut was una bio to do o. A look of pain spread over Iiis faco and ho muttered. "Get a doctor! Get a doctor!" Yaffeo telephoned for a physician. who had Iee taken to his home. The cater had a touch of indigestion, but ! toon passed, and last night ho paid ho would bei ready for another ?uch feM Is som one would put up and pay fr tho food and a doctor.

of Mr.-. Frady, John K. Thompson.

' -"'The Nickel buildinu was built in : multi-mhlionaJre restaurant kin?, is trie vear of aral was one of t he undei -stood to have interested him-

brst .-t-ps tab: f-n

l-.omir.fs' of th o r.lfr of he hu.i-i rcptas. nted. Tie: acti'.ltv of Soutli Fend. When; -

toward th.e actual 1 If in seeing that tho state ia well

completed, the bui'dir.g was siid t " ha.vt 1 en or., of the ma .-a modern

r. s w

HS Ore , ' t !,' f"' n-t

Uipp'-'

l'.t3!- in fh' -etion e.f th- .-rite

For s-veral ytors Mr. Ni' kei. wn

7i.v r tired, a- imed .o-tual iian-

it:T.-hlp of the r-true:ure

S.o.co Mr. Niekrl ha

ff ' : ot the rr;'or,?.;pii:i

op ration of tl-.'' l'iisit

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;.;; of rnanacr.-

jjfts noozi; ban TO COMBAT ki LI ; PFN'VF.F, March With influrn.a report" d in ep-.demb form in

number of Co', rado co-nities, th-'

Rumanian Government Wields Pruning Knife P.FCH A K !".'. l et., s. Like, every

' other Kmopean government the Ku-

man.-in government iinds ii f rv (iithi alt to make 1 . 1 1 1 ends meet and the order has gone forth that the pruning knife of economy is to b me : ci'.e.-sly applied wherever pos-

1 propri- I f able. i I'rastic cu'ui are to tak place in 1 .'".1 branches of the diplomatic -erv-Tilt Humanian legations in

Lote Pope Benedict AF Was Militant Feminist PA IMS. Feb. 1C. Tho late Pope Benedict XV was a militant feminism ami many times expres.-cd the opinion that women had a great mu-'on in tho world and for Christianity in particular, but he was a.s outspoken in his criticism, a.s he wa.s in his praiso when some trait in woman diil not meet with his approval. Ho thoroughly disliked short skirts. According to a story which ha.s just come from Rome, the Pope noticed one day crowing tho court of St. Damaso a woman who had called at the Vatican on some busi

ness with the i.ecretaxiat. .he wus wearing tho latest Paris stylo of skirt which barely covered the 1'iiees, Turning to one of the bishops near him, the pope paid: "I really cannot understand some women. They have no respect for anyone, urt even tho pope. In the days of niy youth I recall that all the young girls, my Fistera for instance, were pestering their mothers to put them In lon skirts. Now it appears that all the old women wish to wear short ones."

York Yankees and Johnny Mohard of Notre Dame, who joes with Detroit. It is a rather interesting fact thit

1 Killinger and Mohardt were two of

the mo5t talked about football players in the country last fall. Killingi r was given a place on Walter Camp's All-American eleven. Mohardt was 5o honored by many other football critics. Killinger is an infiflder. At Penn State he played about eery po..ition on the Infield. Hugo Dczdek. who coached Fenn Stat in baseball as well as football, ears Killinger Is ready for the big show. Izdek taya Killinger is best at third base, in all probability he will he worked out at that position by tho Vankce.. It is a certainty that Frank Faker will piny only a fw

moro years. If Killinger lias the goods he ha.s a real chance with the Yankees. Johnny Mohardt is a. pitcher and outfielder. Mohardt is evidently a very bright young man. IFs has brains a.s rated In college. If he can apply them to tho ball nld, ho will have an additional advantage. In colleP' football and baseball,

Mohardt i regarded as tho last j word. He was ono of the b- .t back ' field men in the country. He hal ' few equals at hurling the forward , pass. In baseball ho was rated one j of the best all around men in tho country. Ho also won his letter in track. I Aside from tho great success he : had in athletic circles, Mohardt was also a brilliant student. Ho has j completed one of the most elifTicult courses at Notre Dam" with an 1 average better than 90 for his four years' work. Few students have: graduated from Notre Dame with a better average. j Mohardt. although weighing only j IfiT), has a powerful physique. In j

three years of football, with the e.ception of a broken nm-e, he has ! never been seriously hurt. Manager Cobb of Detroit is hopeful ho will emulate hi college deeds on the American League diamonds.

P.uriil will

spend money raised In Toronto and ! -'rn.etery. other places a a defense fund in a '

big demonstration and fe-ct jn hi

Rev. I

e made In

o'clock Tue-

F. Feck el

the Grace M. K. church o:hc;atlng.

When you tay Masters.

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Swank Dyes Clothing Main 731. 2?-tt

Rookie Pitehrr Will Hurl Vor Indian Aznint lhiUn

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honor tonight.

v.i,rni:i) hagci im Waif red Hagoui.-t. L' 2 1 1 Cataln a I

a v., died Saturday morning at ' NOlTin:i!V GOVIJFNOIt I'ltOTFS ' ' 3u-k of stomach trouble after an KALFKtlf, N. C., ilarcli 4. Gov-, illness of three months. 'He was ; ernor Morrison of North Carolina. ' horn in Sweden, Dec. F., 1 S00, and! on being informed of tl.o release, 'aa 61 years of age. He had lived Friday, of Matthew Bulled-:, negro I hi this city S3 years, having come j wanted in this state, sent iinr fY,t''horo from Sweden. He is survived!

Inwini? telegram to Acting sv ere 1 a iof ?tato Fletcher: "Il for yC'U linaüy (cn-pnt to th3 interpretation rf t)v troaty with (.Jreat Frltain. wliich embraces Canada, as made by Canadian authorities, I wish you tp consider the serious consequences to the- n.d ministration of justice in this country. "Thero is no legislation, nation.C. or state, under which witnesses can be force-d to gr to a foreign country to testify. I do not think- any can bo constitutionally eracted. It

by live daughters. Flma, Lida. Hel-! ua. Mable and Mildred, and a son.! Walter. Two brother.-, Andrew, of 1 Mutli F aid. and August of Sweden.! and a siter in Sweden, also survive, j Funeral services will bo held Mon- j day afternoon at L':30 o'clock at the Sw edish Lutheran Gloria Dei church, j Kev. Charles O. AJiderson. ofttciatincr. Burial will bo In Kivcrvictv cemeterv.

VICTOR COLON'S. Victor Cohens, 417 S. Scott St.. died Saturday morning at 4:30

OITORIUMi

PRICES EFFECTIVE m

MAIN FLOOR

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G. A. R. Encampment to Be Held at Des Moines DFS MOINES, la., March 4. The 1?22 national encampment of the G. A. It. will be held in Des MoinesSept. 25-3 0. Announcement for the date of the annual conclave- of veterans was made today by George. Hamilton of th chamber of commerce following a conference with L. S. Pilcher, of Prooklyn, national commander of the G. A. IX. Meeting with the G. A. R. will be its four supplementary organizations the Women's Relief corps.

1 Lidi. s of the ;. A. lt.. Sons of Vet-

"CHAMPION FATHER" IS FOUND IN BIRMINGHAM FIRM INGHAM, Ala., March 4. The champion father of Alabama

and perhaps the nation has been 1

found here. He is the father of 25 children at years of age, and the stork is again flapping its wings around his llttlo home. Charlie Sobh is his name and he and a part of his enormous family live in a little combination house and store .-mall, dingy and dark. here he and his third wife with their 12 children live in noisy, happy content. The other 24 children, by two former wives, are not witli them.

t 'hr:.-:ia'i a.

Cairo at" to bo discontinued. The legation in London is to consist henceforth of ;i minister and one .- ereta ry only.

f-deiii roh:b:ttoti d.taa !-T for Col- : Tho htatfs of tho Rumanian delejo. 1: H. MVb r. than. F: idav . g cior on tlm League of Nations j.fted th stringent .-: ra ? ions on an ! tho U' para t Ions Commission in th writing of whisk, proscription. . Par,.-. Vienna and Pud a pest are to

Police Reserves Summoned For "Living Model Display'9 WASHINGTON. March 1. Police

1 were on guard In front of a store j !;;- today to prevent any riots that

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iij,.i,, r..i,; ,.,1 1 ei ans auu uauics .u.iuarv 10 ei-

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rrans and Daughters of Veteran. "--" -'o -iw.-. ...-- i I'lay of "women's hosiery on living

models" in the store's window.

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t ion f r u ;r .-.-r i t it

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. or.Vrt'l the v. aal provo',:ng wr:t;ei apilica1 p.rtn.t to v. rite l;.-uor

lere away with. 1 n -

a '.. ;;.'.-. -..t 11-, er.ii;;.:;- pi-

Ti-. .0:1 from th fed ra! prohibi-

F.'U (i f ar f:er .:t Denver by

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to pre.-.Tl'C 1 1! f ry c i-e . s cop. ;n d of 11 1 .1 ' ion of t b - " t 1 i 1 e T ' r .er t h : r .-'.

BI.AMi; sriCIDK ACT TO LOVERS OFARRFF

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A M AN'S in st iTtn;.M. pi iSToN. March 4. A sta cap ! mi's ib- did a good tarn for a ;.i!.,!';::in last night. "Fuck" Dan, a handy man about, pier, finishing d;;t lute, had starttd home when !. iollap-d in the archway of the ;. r. "Fofr" a s. Fornard. owned 1 y the m L.-tcr e: the schooner Yant'.uid Co roan, fastened his !-eh m h.is clothing and dragged 1:1m to tla -ide of the Frovincetown .-1 imiur Pilgrim. There he barked, aro.-.citaT the crew who revived Dan, patt-d t:-.-- dog on the head and sent him av. ay with a bote.

ILLINOIS WINS. j I ' II F A N A . 111 . March L Illinois d ite.i Northwestern 3b to 02 in a vae:etn conftren,e swimming, nie 1 hi"." today. Northwestern w. n th- water bas';et!'all game. r. ; o ' ! Fhfo... u.-ltr- Gale. WliroVr, Pos j '' av I Roat. won the relay, break-; ::.g tie i-i!iiTf:ii-r recoril of by tAo-:i.fths uf a tvo-

Russiuns and Germans Form Air Service Company BFULIN. I V b. 12. Th Russian government and a group of German commercial concerns have founded

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company, for the purpose of opening next 5-pring a regular air service between Koeiügsherir and Moscow, limine Russian government airplanes. Tho distance is expected to bo covered in 22 hours. The. interests represents' in tho new company include the General Klectric. company, the Hamburg-America line and the Zeppelin companies.

After pacing the sidewalks for an hour the police were told that the display would be postponed until Monday because of rain. The crowd in front of the ftorc indicate,! that, men needed hosiery, too. j The advertisement of the display) riled up Dr. Wilbur Craft-, noted 1

reformer. He announced he would seek to have the district commissioners stop the display and failing this, would appeal to Pres't Harding direct, "as mayor of Washington."

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