South Bend News-Times, Volume 39, Number 106, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 16 April 1922 — Page 4

THE SOUTH BEND NE WS -TIMES

SUNDAY, APRI!., If:. M22

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Mii-ir.il IVnpnini- ami Other Frnluro of Interest Pl.uinrd Todav. . tI :.rii il i ":-: -' "' f -':.r Ur:i:'h of ;r.? re.-t hiw be -r. p'arK 1 for tti ff rv:r- nt th.e t v , ,t . i j- , h u roh r.- ' the f t v t1 . . . . . r-. i f , -j r r - ' r i 1 o v i . I be 2m-; 1 ;t. ; Graee M. F. hu:'h. .irii at 1 ---th the regular morning and , 'rr.ir.c th'-re . i'.l M"r ! ri'if ''1 numbe r. T i evening irr iniii Includes vbd ;n. v-,.' al and f.Trui oV.. and art!i by 1 2 1 "- r,n:r. Ar St. riul'- M. E- I' i' th-r- v.;!! I-' a mu'.cal a':nm f inter- f I .-! i moy nsr.g ;ifi I v-tiinl. ...-. th'-re will 1-e ' !! Fiist M. E. church. A iT'-gran "a ill 1-- givn bv the i,i:jrr, of the S:n:'!iv H !." 1 at til-- Inmim:'! M. I'. . .üri'll 10 o'clock S i Ii V A l.r fpiir.tr ;i!iv from the helfr' of F.rst Chri-tltan ( hur li from Vf o'. h-- 1; ' j n r i 1 ::"f v;-);; Sunday morriir::. r.d there Mill he .-r-:al r.v.-b' at the rr;;ilir ::vjev of the church. An I'. i-t' r PV-crnm. I.jt ;V"n nrra i.g 1 for t . o r n i t i and evening at the Ir.-li.ui Av Chn-Cm church. Mr II Ige.--, i-iiimiiirv t. ?.e Co":(i. Afii . being the -peak e -s-' in the vr n!t-g A progra j.t i , of iure re.-t i I ' he given lv The of tri'- ho.r at the evening ervi'.f öf the Fb.-t I'r' .-bvte ri i n i huri'li, and th re will h r-. j i 1 t m i : i - in the morning. The Sinnvs.de F'f bvte r ia n ehurch a ill observe- its special crvi n Sunday ' V.-nir : it T: "'' r.Vl..,-; h-Mi tl,' rlii',.'!rni -f th Smu-Ihv ' h-l will ;ip ro:;rtn. Ntn:il-'r 1 V li Ii.'ir ari'l r i r f 1 1 r r i .i ;:iv-tj :it t!i i.'-.j. t:;rtiiiz n t-I r;rii at thr VM !ir -iX-r I'r'.1-'-i'V?' i': n liur Ii I ri tli onin ?I M.'im!" H-?t!i i'l I ' viw thn j i i -1 1 1 i-l tv r.f f 'bcniii ni'T-: i u. A rrvi"v of tho ;li" Ü1 a!- l"--;v.-n l.v !! v. I. ". .Tclui at tli" I'urifrf nr- Mnifrl T'liit-.l Jlntlir.tn churi h Sun-lny rrnii;. fl v. i .lolin's 1'i-tuio will 1-" li'ü-tiatoJ wir!) yu-rr (ijiticoj-! !-w--. I)-!irali'n -f tlio i.-w' urcm i ! I t;!: )'" .it St .I.iiii' I'i.ix-npl l'.',': "i SimmI iv ?!Krii:ns at ll i !;.. A i-nrai:i -f nm will l'.- tiv ii l-- ihf choir in ol- cravtion of the r : t - . r l5ttv il Spffi! nu in bor.j of tli h-ir will ff aturo tli- tii"rn!n M-rvio at 'inn's T'. a i.lii al lmr- li. i:th t;i(rni;i nivl nrnlnc: ;,T 'lif F r a 1 -way I '. n c 1 i- a 1 rlinn-li tli-ro will he iiicvi-- l'. t!i choir, a ml a li1ir M'nrtM. Sjirrid orrui numbrir will "ni.!f f t!)' prorani Seeks Auditorship

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! !V .RI) KIMMli. t. Ilw.;r ! Kirolig. L' ! -' lin--oln v:n W . M;-hivaUa. a South Rend hi;:- i n Tuan !m- ) -i n r : led a vigorC": anr.t'gii ' ij'tui. 1 1 - d- ino-crali-i;'i;i ; v. a im: fo-- .cintv audite.r. Mr. Kill"! ig w I . i- a i.aie of SUth R"'r.d. a?tll'll'!g b-ai li-'o;.-. i- in-trr: d .u. I i ic-i! in th- real .-?ste l-u.-ir--. H-- '.: .ulna'-1 imin the I nt e t r af iorit 1 Ra w s Ci-l!'g . II s.- rve.j .-iv. r i - il'irii g the World War with tic- t'"th divis-.m and was wir): the AmerS.-an aii.iv of o-e-upat i"rt f'-r s:v months in tjcri:" 'i r.'. Kir.dig is vve'i known heir and ha? ii. any frierds in the ct-me.-.iinitv. I "irr frcni a shumioy nt ihe Jmme of p. A. Tippy, N. N-trc ra m.' a v.. Ignited the v"f yesterday af; r-n-on and rau.-ed duicige - : Jinit1-! r: $!". Ce-r:r.il st.it.cn and llojy No Z extirLguU-hed Tii-- bl.i.v. .11 ST RI1MIMU.R. :i f t !'. .:- l-.ll p .:d 11The Only Catalog That's Issued Every Day Yu Spring a:alc-c and Kail iatab-gs and catalog" all through t!i" ; r fr--ni störe a:d ii.'.'inuf.n u: t-r. Th'V'le Up To il.lt.. f..r ,. l'tt'e w h:b- a:.-l tii ti .-u l iv e . wait for a i.i w or., b.-f.-r.' yi u can do anv 1 uvir.g. Jitt when o;: use the Opportunity t'ata'.cg ! wants ar.d ift"e rs ,n The News-Times' Clasilred S"-'iir-. jpii knaw it's tl:e w ortl ;ii I ti.-.s V-t.iuso it's ?- ue.J new every d ' v .' If th.-e a" b. ;.-r t-'f-rs t-i..v t;:an there wee ye-terday. you'll lir.-I their"-. k-:.i .-iTt. -v.g theo alphiibe l-v .,1 ads. if a gr iter v irl.Ty t-f rr.erchcr.dise or real r&tate. or pv.s:t:er. ;.j 't-red, you know !l::it eu wi'l f.-. l the- r."v ads unUr their ; ro; . i h'ad;r.g.;. It is. !;. .:.' .iwil'-gs Ju or.e. I v mii : -i. r. 1 .idi!:i;5 cover every Ild of war.: .and "fi'er. Yet it ! sj a y to that you can put veur l'r.g' r d:rct!y on the ads V i) 1 V, .if. !' i.:n u-i-g this O.i-'-. I cat-

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Chicago "Copper" Lauds Remarkable Speed of Seven N. D. Vacationists Three .Student Nahhcil lv Officer? After SIiunmiu" Partv Goes Awry Other Four Rival Charlie Paddockin MakingGetawav Ssv 4Gan;r", Attacked Them.

rilirr;n in.. Arril 1". roller are lioMir.p; thr-e Ui.Vr.ts of Notre Dinie utii'. f r-ity ;nnl :pcc ulatin? on tii' i - ma rl-: a :' jiC'I f'-ur others r r j,, . ;i th s'.zlil of a patrol v.;iC.i!1. "W'.tli -:)f v co.i.-Jiins" dccUrr! I "it r ! 1 1 a .lanus .-Krnan. "Th !io--I -oj.il. 1 J'Vfl-'i tii" world'. r ; t u r i 1 1 imratlion t"-a:n." Tli" j-pr.l of thf .'-tudrntr ruUrl from a iTomlly rorrlu'-tfi "s'.Minnwv.z j"-arty", hy wJiioh j-rvrn ' MclT.t.- v"r !r brat in? thir lls'rr i';..lay. Th-- vn fir.-t r arm' into Patrolti'.an 'olf'inin' vi.-ion by b-in? catapultrd out of the Rox i afe. twrn-ty-s'i-nd wt. anl Waba.h av. " wrro atty ke,i by a s a r. z of : nirTil.it: in tii afc". declared ei;e of th" bo'. c. 'Vail a 'juid and clem out the pUi'-o." J CHICAGO WOMAN IN ADDRESS TO MUTES Constance HaFenstat Will Interpret Rev. Monger's Sermon This Morning. nighty-one deaf and dumb re?i drills of South Bnd. 7ohen and Klkhart, were addressed by Miy.i CcnitancA IlasVnsiat. daughter of Rev. Dr. II. Hasenst it. of th Chi-ia:-i M. JT church for the deaf. In tii- b-cture Y. M. C. A. The lub. iMenco for hall of the South Rend lat nicht. wliich has been In exthree, year.", has been ineetlnr monthly and observing programs of entertainment. Including debates. Iecturer.s talk to the club three times a year. Thirty S-iuth Ilrti'l people- are in the organization, whose president is "WilMani Caii"de. tf fJoshen. tho treastirrr. Mrs. I'harlcs I-'kair, South R nd. and the secretary, Mrs. T. J. Hainllne. Klkhart. M.rt Tili Morning. Mis3 Hast n.stat. a ?e;iior at the 1'nlver-ity of ChiiMpo, will interpret the sermon delverel by Rev. A. i:. Monger, at the First M. K. hur h thi morulti?. nnd will .peak t the club apain in the afternoon at the church. Her talk last nisht was on "Progress." She sahi that all men's wishes were of four kinds, de.-ires for new experiences, deslres f'-r security. fr recognition. ,r for r spnse, and that each of. these de. sires balanced thr other, and when in the proper proportion resulted la the best possible life, but when one was in excess abnormality resulted. "The test of a nation's civilization is the manner in whieh it uses Its leisure time." Miss Ilasenstat f-ald. "The 1'nitod States, with the possihie exception of Russia, is the most moral-less country in the world at the present time. Prohibition and other influences, some of them inentions and shorter working hours, have given men more leisure and unless they use the time to more advantage the?e conditions will continue." Official Summons To Business Men Cause of Dismay Are Sunpoenaed to Appear at Ch;iinl)rr of Cnnmirrrr Luncheon to Hear Lane. Moie :yiU. one business m.n of the ify .i:;pf.- in dis'fuay when he pered the e.ifi..rii looking envelop br i:ghf by the postman Friday or Sat'ir-lay. ' Subpoena." it read. "Slat- ,,f jn. liana. St. Joseph coanty. 'itv bl South Rend, SS. To the Chief or Any Member of the Police For-e ol the City of South Rend. (Ircctlng: 'oii are hereby commanded to ?u;-. poc,n " and. then with repcf the business ni.iu found that he w. sulpoen.ied to appear before Chiet Riurenee Lane, at the Chamber, ol 'oii-.mer.-e Runcheon. Monday noon a1 1 o'clock. "The Police and Your Husiness. K the subi'it cf Chief Lane's talk as arr.ouncc-I in the invitations vhieh Tii iy have caused so much comment. Although the clijef as.-erl Tno-!ostly tha' b.e JS not nilll., f pbli"c speaker, his address. cWicern!ng as it dees, the relations cf the business man to the police department prom1: i s to be of great interest. "We have a ri?ht to expect the support of the business man and the general public" 5aid Chief Lane, ".'est as they luve a rigt to expect protection from us-. w0 oant zf.t very far if the people we are setvi'.g have no confidence In us. I'm "'- l going to talk over a few tilings lik tint at the luncheon Monday." "Hotel dc Ginir AW to Wax "Onc-MJit Stands" "Hotel P" Gink." the municipal lodging house in the rear of the city hall, providing quarter-, for the destitute during the winter months, will revert to a one niht stanJ policy, this week". When "Harding'- Hotel", a name given to the lodging noue by the knights of the road, tirst opened, shelter wa provided fur two nights in succes-icn. but this was extended to one week providing the lodger hid obtained a position, to allow him to secure a room in the city. The large number who have returned for three and four nights lodging has caused th authorities to restrict accomodations to one r..-ht only. iif:vn:w .MEirrs. South Rtr.d Review No. 4 met Friday evening with l'.l members present. Member of Mlshawaka, Ner Carlisle, S.-hiiier and Menton Harbor will be !itrtair:ed at dinner, the tir-t meeting in May.

In proof. Tau! MrNulty. 1 yrar. oil. fnn of Thoin.i. J. McNulty, rxhibltr'l bruir ovor hi rizht cyr. Hut ratrlati "olMnan ? n il hi. "no-c kito-A". IT" r-nlld a pitrol wacon for tho boj. inr-trad of a flivrr for thr cifc, Thr jtinl'-nts waitr.l anxioucly for the arrival of the police. Tnn. ;h the patrol roundr.l a rorr.rr th'y tecarr.o tlfciddly nervous. The nn?nn ba;k"d up to whfrfl thoy wcrr .-taiidir.z and tho drivrr an 1 a po'Jman Junip'.d out. AU im ido a la-h for .-afety. Karh policeman su--e-ed:l in i-ollarincr or.e of the stu-Ifiil.

"Ail-1 th' others unit 50 fat". rxpliirif d Coli nrin. "that we didn't pvni try to pet them". McNulty. i:dward J. O'Rourkc, lä. and Ilut no Kelly. 20. were th threo a m-i-Vd. Tluy refused to djvulje the iiame.-i of the others. HONOR EDITOR OF LOCAL PUBLICATION II. M. Castccl Named VicePresident of Song Authors Mutual League. H. M. Castctd. editor of the Musical Classic and Writers U'orid. a magazine published in Pouth Rend, was recently elected vice president and .ecreiary of the Song Authors Mutual League c,f which C. S. Millspai:gh. song editor for the Writers' Di?e.t. is residont. Tho purpose of the organisation is the promotion of musical protects anl the protection of the song writer. TJie directors are H. S. Wilson, president of tiie Wilson Art Service, Chicago: fJeorpe Fishop. pre-ident 'of the Auburn phonograph Co.. Au burn. Ind.: Ret Crosley, nninri'ii editor of the Tcrre Hr.ute Tiuns; N. C. Davis, president of the X. Cr. Davis Music Co.. of Nashville, Tenn.; Juno Oleott. Reo Ire. SistersvilJe, w. Yn.: and Thomas Oakrs. I.ello Yallev, Ohio. Residents of South Rend and Mi.-h-av-.'ika will be intereste.l in th Ma number of Musical Classic and Writers' World as Mayor Fii 1' birt and Mayor W. AV. I'o-lgo S COhave contributed articles. The magazine is the only one oi its kind on the market today, it Is said, and 1 .s attained great !opularltv. SPANISH WAR VETS IN ANNUAL MUSTER 2 1th Annual Roll Call of Veterans Held Here Saturday Present Program. The L'lth annual muster of the Veterans of the Spanish-American War was called last night in their club rooms on South Michigan st.. with members and their families also present. The program included a smoker ami luncheon, some short talks, and two boxing matches". Commandant F. C. Reck madi a few opening remarks of welcome and then introduced Lieut. Floyd Jeiiifcon. who spoke on comradeship: Charles Zillmei. William Reirtch. harles Noonan and others, among them mebers of the l,adis Auxiliary, of which Mrs. R. W. Feyman is the head. The committee in charce of the ;iffair was C M. Nooman. R. W. Relmau and Oeorge Airhart. K. O. Iarry Doyle and "Kid" Oordnu boxed four rounds before Royal Fogle entered the ring with Cerald "Kid' Foley. loyle -eigheil about 1 Cor-lon lpi. logic J 1 '. folcy 112. KAGLKS WILL INSTALL RADIOPHONE THIS WLKK A radiophone, one of tlo- fric.-t in the state, will be installed at the lagle' lodge rooms this week, and will l-v r;ady te, entertain the members at their regular Wedn "-da night meeting. A public entertainment by means of the radiophone vi-' be given later. The program Wednesday will begin after a r-horl business meeting, about t:r.O o'clock. The committee on purchase was composed of Rdward Doran. Charles Petts and Theodore 1'. S-vmour. I'or the beneht cf the Ragles' drill team, whieh will take part i;i tlie state convention nt Muneie, Ind., June Ft and !.". a special Raster" dauce will be held Tuesday evening. Local raster JT ill Attend Illinois Conference in May Rev. C. (I. Anderson, of the Swedish Lutheran church here, will attend the Illinois conference of the Augustana Lutheran fynod, at Galesburg. 111.. May '2 to 7. One member of the congregation will accompany Rev. Anderson. The Illinois conference, the second largest in the Augustaua ynod, contains 15 congregations with a membership of about O.OOO, and owns church property valued at J:'.i47.3iO over and above all liabilities. Many important matters arc expecied tu come up at the synod. Wil l; REPRESENT HEIRS. Eucal heirs, connected with tho Price estate of Rltimoie. Faid to b valued at mlillons e-f dollar.1, wi'.l bo represented at the time of settlement by T. If. Hartman. T.lD EIncoln way E.. according to an announcement made Saturday. CitlzT. of this city interested In the claim are sending Mr. Hartman east in May at which time the estAte v?"l be nettled. May Appoint Guardian to Keep Ad Wiylgost Straight US ANGELES. Cal.. April K. T. J. Doyle, lioxln proniote,-. today filed a petition In nupTlor court askIn? that hv be appointed guardian of th perron nii.l citat of Adolph i"A'l"i Wolgast, former - world' champion lijrhtw dcht j)Ugiliat. It ai averted in the p'tithm that iolcad Is "Jri'-otupetc nt to tran-act bulne? af!;iirs, and has bci-n spend-

PAIR OF "DE LUXE" PICKPOCKETS ARE "GUESTS" OF POLICE

"George Johnson"' and "Joseph Stone"' Tell Local Cops of Their Activities. Two of the br.t known pickpockets operating In the middle we.st were nrrest d at the New York Central Matinn yesterday noon by Ottlrrrs F. rger and Wolter a? they alicht'd from an eat bound train. According to poli'-e records they ;1 ir known 'a; fjeorco Johic-on aral Joseph Stone jalthough both admitted 'they have I used numerous aliases, in 'favt toi ! many to remember. I Roth men admitted that thMr I mean of livelihood was the adeptness of their nimble lingers in relijT!g travellers of their pochetboo'k's and saitl they'liad decided to trv their luck in this city. After their photograph and tir.cr-r print wer ia-ken by Capt. ef Retrctives Hamilton, th'y were . a.sked - how many times they had beeU arrested ',r picking pockets. Johnson adj mittd he mu't have been arrestel at hast a thousand times and said j ho had done seven years In jail alI Uccther. He could not reme-mber tall the aliases he has used but stated that his favorites ones were Hank j Johnson. Jeorge Combs and Oeorge ! t-i.l---i r.nLrirt A tit. i'iil'PoOt i i was George Johnson. Resides doing seven years. Johnson state. 1 that h could not remember the' number ol lines he had paid. Stone his been more fortunate than his pal. according t his confession last niaht, having rscape! Jail yentences thus far. although he has pH M many .small lltis. Stone is alsr known as: 'Joseph Rarren, having paid a tino of $-." under that name in Chicago, last week. They were unablo to relate how many times they have hern "chasd out of" but be!iee they haven't misse! many of the large towns from i oast to coast. The local police had no v ay of gaining a eonvhtion and the two Tuen were placed on an interutl in car bound for Chicago. "Captain, you certainly tr ated white and 1 give jou my promise v ou will never s us in South Rend again and I'll steer the rest of the hoys shy of this place." war? Johnson's parting words as ho boarded the car. As the ear pulled out. Johnsop told Capt. Hamilton that he had done with pb king pockets. Rootlegging is his next game, he declared as a parting shot. high school kotes It was announeeri that the annual Senior play, would l.e "Pec ,' My Ifer.rt ", and w ill be presented- within the n-xt few weeks. This play is an old love story and the cu-t inclueles nine parts. Four hoy. and live girls will' take part. Tryouts were held sometime ai:o and the personnel' of the cast will be nnnounced -Wednesday morning. ' Wilma T'reyermuth ami Rra Salinger, wlio will graduate in June, wrli graduate with the highest honor-. Their s'- holastie. .standing lt'ts beer, the highest for the time they have attended the school. Rzia Salit:c.er will I-" Class Valedictorian and Wilma Freyermuth. 'Iass Salutorian. Ry virtue of Ihejr high claps standing, these two students Will receive scholarship medals. A mmm of money was left hy the graduating lass o" last year, to present mdls to th; two highest students of each itraduatin ciss-. At the same time the r.ei for the senior jday is uinouneed. the two lass prophet, po. t an-1 his.'oriin will be named. This year's graduating cav; will be he ir.th one to complete the high school course and the 10th cla.-- to receive diplomas, as the fiit class Ihat gratluated from S-ut!i Rend hirh school did mt r'-ric them. Th.is year's edass i.s the tirst cdass t) graduate with over 2'o members. 'J'M student." are ep i ti;g to receive d iplomas".

Official Rules of Golf

tlTHTOU'S NOTi: -Tliis is tl-e twelfth an-! titi.il -f a r-eries ef gulf arti-le .iering H'f ffi- i:il riih s ef g.lf a t - ed liv the lltite-l States cdf . s ..-'i I f i nil . I lULFN FOR TIIUFIMt Al.fi. II I ".ST HALL. AM) I'OF II-IIALL .MATCH iM-:ri.moN. ( 1 ) When three players i'iy against each other, each pi own ball, the match is Ving his called a three-ball match. (2) When one player plays his ball against the be.-t ball of two or j more plavers. the match is called a! best ball match. C3) When two players ply their better hall against the better ball of two ether players, the match Is called a four-ball match. (;i;nerr. Rule 1. Any player may have any ball in the match lifted or played, at the option of its owner. If he consider that It might interfere with or be of assistance to a player or side; but this should only be done before the player ha. played his stroke. Iiiiii 2. If a player's ball move any other ball In a match, the moved bull ir.ut be replaced as near a pocIblo to the spot where It lay. without penalty. The penalty for a bre.uh of thl. Uule is the l-! of the lode in Match Piny and disqualification In Stroke. Competition. Rule ?. Through the (.-if-'n a player shall ln-ur r.o penalty for playing when an opponent snouia nave cone .o, mid th- stroke shall not be r alle d.

On the putting-green the sire ke ' ha played a stroke, the player's maybe recalled by an opponent, but; si. 1- hall !oe the ho'.e in Match ni penalty Fhall be incurred. i Play and the player who violated - this rule hall be disqualified for THREE-BALE MATCIIIX j that hole In Stroke Competition. Rule I. j Rulo 10. Purine three-ball match If no ! In all ether cae where a player player N entitled nt a teeing-ground ! would, hy the Rule cf G-df. Incur to claim the honor from both oppo-; the !o-s of a hole. h shall be dlr.ent". th? same order of triking -iiiallfled for that hole, but the d ! - -

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Local Child Acrobat Starts "Spring Training" To' Attain Her Life Ambition

tfs-y'" mm "Right this way for the big c!reu ; Everybody right this way! Sec the daring animal trainers, .s Mi.--s Muriel Stapp elalntiest ef all acrobats!" This is all going to com- ti uin due time, according to Muriel herself, who lives with h'-r parents. Mr. and Mrs. H. Russell S'app. ' ."Ii" K.. Pennsylvania av.. tills cit". S'he Is now nine years of ag- an-: vve il st'irtcd in her proposed cu t i ;n a n a robat. "Spring training" hag just leguii In Muiiel's b.t.k yard and she can! liev be seen, evenings after school, performing, usually l'cforc a croud of interested Mpcetat or?. "Mo, I'm not very much out nt i pp .-tiee," she said with dignity when ( a.cd to tlemoustratc some of hTj feats. "And I'm goins to Farn ; lot of new stunts this ?n:iiiiitr. Myj father teaches me he tell;-- n" what to do and I do it." She swunc .lith.ely up. on 'he bar; ami went through a series of coetov-; tiens with graceful ea?. j 'Not a Kit Hani." "These aren't a bit ha;'l." she. said between sv in ;., iuid thti sailed j ou: into the air. landing in a crouch -el position with her f et and hands J on the ground. I 'That's the way you gc. down. she explained. "Fo mil know any bovs who can do things like that?" "No. nL a one. Most of the boys are afraidand the girls are worse yet. I'm not afraid 'cause I started doing things like this when I was five years old. ami then I was too little to 'be afraid. - "I'm going to belong to a circus when I grow up. Last rummer 1 ikd luve a big crowd of boys i - I rirU nht in the alley watching nie Tltis snimmrr I am coirtK 4 A i.oV. i ,.iivn nil inv own :uh1 ADMITS THEFT OF .: GUNS FROM STORE Steve Solomon Tells Police of Breaking Window and Rohlung Varga Place. .Steve Solomon, giving his address as 7.10 Indiana, a v.. admitted to tho poh.e ihr Saturday afternoon that he was responsible for tri" theft of a: number ef guns taken rrmn the Varga hardware store early in February. . Solomon was arrested Saturday hy "fileers FergT and Wolter at his honie and. when questioned at police headquarter.--, admitted that he hurled a brick through the front window of the store an stole the runs and various articles reported stolen by Vuga. Solomon was eharced wih burglary and will be given a hearing in citv court Monday. Rule .". In a three-ball mateh. if a player's ball strike, or be stopped, or moved by an opponent o- an opponent's caddie, or clubs, that eppi;ci,t shall b'se the hole to the player. As regards the other opponent the occurrence shall be treated as a rub of the green. i P.F.ST BARR AND FOCI! -I .ALL MATCH FS. Unit C. Ralls belonging to. t lie same side may be played in the order th ' otlier side seems best. Rule 7. If a player's ball strike or be stopped, or moved by an opponent) e-r an opponent's caddie, nr c lubs. I the opponent's side shall Ioe the j hole n Match play. In stroke competition it is a Rub' of the preen." and the ball shall bei played from where it lies except as! provided for in Stroke Rule 13 (1).' See . Stroke Rule 1 o Y I . ! Rule H. j If n player's ball (the player be-1 ir.g one of a ddo strike, or be j .-(. Pped by himself, or his partner, j r either of their caddies or clubs. J only that player shall be distpjali-. fled for that hole. j Ruit 0. j If a player play a stroke with h!s Partner'-ball, and the mistake be discovered and Intimated to the ether side before an opponent has plaved another stroke, th player shal be dls-quallled for that hole, and hi partner shall drop a ball a near ai possible to the spot from which hi" ball was played, without penalty. If the mistake be not discovered until after the opponent qual: float lor t-artner. hall rt apply to hb

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a"A pin?" "No. a pem y. po ou wnt to see me bang by i iy Iif-eN'.'" She, lui-ij ;,y her heel-, chinned heiself. and then said regretfully. "Tnat's all I know now but in a !itle wliüe you 'can eoni" to the circu and i- the nVv ones." Muriel 1; In tho 1R das at the Studrbaker hool. She i :,Z inches t il! and weig'is til1-.. puuids. "When she was four." said Mrs. Stnpp. "she hdd an illness with pneumonia which left her with a bidly affected lung. The doctor sail tve should have to keep her out of doors if she was to get ,tronc again. We knew that to keep her in tho -open we should have to have sotyelhins (here to interest her. so Mr. Stapp put t- horizontal bar and trapej. back" of the parage, she practically lives outdoors all the year arriuid. and is as healthy ;is she could be and much stronger than the average nine-year-old chill." A Ileal Pia yl hing. The apparatus on which Muriel AMUSEMENTS LASALLE El. lino HamniertNtoin. known widly by tho tilte of "the loveliest lady of the: screen."" I.s billed as a .pecial Raster attraction at the LaSalle. largely because of the marvellous fashion show contained in her feature. "Reckless Youth." The plitoplay wis booked here for prerelease .vhowing because of the. star's great popularity in South Rend. "Rekle.-s Youth", ics a. tale of the

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hies with ftories of their antics and philosophy and e-tylcs and manner of thinking. Lionel Rarrymore. hailed by many as the ablet actor in America, comes Tuesday to the RaSalle in "The Great Adventure," fhe most :;trikingly originial piece of work ever writte a by Arnold Rcnnett. probably the foremost . romantic rcalt ctf the day. Poris Mac. siyier-flapper and funiral;er etr orlinary. winds up th JiKalle we.'k with "Rden and Return,' a romantic gesture of amusing proclivities. An able ea--t app ars in support oC the well-loved stir. CASTLE "Pot.'t Tell Everything." tha thrilling comedy in which Wallace Reid. Gloria Swanson and Elliott Dexter appear, is at the Castle today, its" immense popularity 'and abundance of beautiful gown having made it the che.ice for special Easter showing. The settings ar fashionable and lavish jn tho extreme. "Don't Tell Everything." is a farce-romance, plentifully .sprinkled with thrill and it retails a story evolved around the troubles a man can get into vvhen his fiance begins ito su.-pect him of a dark past. The) J picture has been drawing capacity; i crowds. ELECTRIC CLEANER 42.50 CASH Every family nerd? a Premier "First Among Cleaners.." But where kiddies craw1 romp and roll. Premier cleanliness is imperative Call for FREE demonstration. PAUL ANDERSON Ellectric Shop 110 S. MICHIGAN St. 1.-021 Distributor for EPEN ELECTRIC WASHERS

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