South Bend News-Times, Volume 39, Number 134, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 14 May 1922 — Page 2
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SUNDAY. MAY 14. 1022 THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES
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220 HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS RECEIVE
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Myrt May Foster.
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bA n-- 'h.-ir.;" of Vo-; if-, nrd! ' 1 a r-' :-'v 1 " -u ' a:a:nst him Pnd.iv alcrnoon bv al-
rivp v.;..hM -o w.thdraw sh w, 1 tv' . h. di'h Gürnin. Fr.m.-i avn-: ,f d ..ou?,omrs" rf h-s -bl;?l.- ; CAT IN BITTER FIGHT
ThV xv,-,u'.,, r5rr.i Hu'h OM.-r. Marjori Alio I ' Hoc.iII onior-r- 1 r'AIJ.lP US. Ohio, Mav ?.
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that li.ar.v vies ro hf-r fr-di. N" -xchar.i'-' or tran.-fr will b mad In tomorrow'.? i?u of th N"-w-Tiran th Oooi Wiil Kdlfor will b--H.n a 'tis of artir-les on th- ?paraf actitis of th-' American Com-nitt-for Dvasi.itrd Prar.c. II ill also o'it!in diff'-rnt. p'.ar.i fr t!i. pr-:bl Kal f t v's.
MMii-.hi. t h r r-rr.ain.t but a
n:izabth GnfTlty. Eunice Orot.. ,
pr-y. Shouid shei-Mry Virginia C.uthrie. Anna Rh , rountv r.3trrlniiri. . h. will do with I ".ut.t.ir. MiPon Carl Hasv Mar- J Jo j.uUn;ltp f
-art u. Hadiway. iiPir"! iiasrey. Alton IIa?u. Kur." O. Happ. Cecil Harbin. lUltn Mario HardJnar. IJifrif Oliv Harrison. T4rotcy Il!ini Him, Hoy E. ITawkinson, Errr. E. Heckaman. Vera IIn-.inrT. Sarah Catherine IInsel.
.Mi;nf i.urü nering. üuui .vii:.'j j rectifying: to bavin? Z' years eXperH. r.-h now. Clarence A. TP rtl. j jf.n,- A as a xrunsinith. declar-d that
! Thehr.a Hickman. Clyde A. Hlff:-. , while he was positive the bullet
fw ho:ir to pir'ak.- of an opj.or-; llTi rt Low 11 Hill. Lucy Harnet ; whb-h killed Wisni -wski was not a! ' tunity tha' rniv n-.vr c.rrr. airain ! lhdn, Oorc I. Hoffman. Ora .2. expressed doubt whether thc!''oo; ''
A vr,r.,n o. .i - ;rl is to h" sr.t to Ida Huhbard. Ii? Mie Huher. Mir-, pellet of f Iattnc-cl lead was a stand-;
Fran. all p: r's paid, and taken ! u- r:te f.thelyn Hurzirt. Tneoicra ( ard ora ." spvdal. over every .-ri iar-- m-h f lii.-T, riJ Hultrn. William .1. Humphrey. ! "In my opinion, however." stated and p.r... m lr.i:,. P will b- a ! Martha Ann Hunt. C.led.- P. Inks, j Ftraub "all dimensions of th bullet memorab: ''-'. To b it w. min, ' Flrr MartlKll Irwin. Anttha '. would identify It a a ."S spvci.il.
nolir officer?. Russell p. Mfyr
ere also recall- i
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mpr.t.5 thj' had mad In an effort by Jr.ptio Hosinski to corroborate tfrtimony Riven by others. Th responsibility for Wlsntewskt's death wai aaln denied by both Schricker and Meyers.
TV E. Straub, sos P. MLchlcan t..
in Lonp Tom. th champicn of hn stable, but now he"? vvilbnc that he should out o? hi? clai?. The reason for his confidence 1. this: The other night an old tomcJt -with a lone: and honorable fighting record was locked In "Lons? Tom'.'? coop by mistake. In the morning the owner opened the coop to fred Eont Tom and found the liffjeec body of th cat.
fats. dor? any animals. They ap
" our. If x i:not!i.--r w b.--un you w ould quitli. Pauline Jelhs-on, Harold J. R
like to hive r.?er d. Th- r.cmin't ti.n ''upon Is l!n pr!:i,"l for :hla, t t!tn t oda y . Clip it e-u. S'-r.d or mail it to th Cool v.'i'l Editor. Time is Sr.-' Don't O- la-! Pill out th coupon! N'omin.-'e nKnr'1! Ii it today! Po- it now!
WOMAN DOOTLEGGER, MOTHER OF 7, JAILED Mrs. Alnve Czapla. one of South
inimliiatcs Kokop. . Hand's rhirf liquor law vio.ator.--.
S'traub basd h;.s reasons upon the : f-It tho ftlnc of the supeivlo.i ?'-n-
T -hn-op. H !en Elvera Johnson. ! still intvt condition of half of the fence Saturday morning when Ity
Howard Pa!- Johnson. O.ir John- ! bullet'y ba charaeteri.-.t io with itsjjudse Chester DuComh ordered hT sn. (Jail Evelyn Jones. .Tame j rings and hole in the base of a bullet ! to jMl for .". days.
Askley- Keith, Daniel Joseph Kelly. Homer Cleil Klvr, Richard R. Keogan, Mildred Alene Kersey, TA' iier Io Kintz. Paul O. Klemm. OH R. Knepp. Vivienne Gladys
When you c:5ir?- fay Dutch ; Koiiir, Manan V. Kopf. Honnetyn
Masters .111-tfjP. Kracr. Edward leor Kreck. ; nir.ji;, Hilli'T Kreighhaum. Helen
Is your te'ephop.e bill paid
( i ? rvec, home J bet.
LIST OF GOOD WILL NOMINEES TO DATE M:s Helm Gregory, 11 P North Shor dr. Mrs. L A. S. Wood, 31 4 Eel and a v. Mrs. Vera S 'ham el, I :: 0 1 S. Main st. M!s Hazel rj. Harris Sotith Rend Conservatory. Mis Acr,s Rogoff. 1 u 1 7 1 wr d a b :v. ?di- '.r:::r.a Ryers. M:a Marar-t M.-K mht, 1 i 2 S. HUh s M. " Eo;i-e I'r, v.'ate Ii1," I E Ea Salle av. M:s Jo4pb.:ne bf. kT, P I X. S. o't s. M; J. a i rovle. S I.if,iM bld. Mis I".:-c:b.v Cr.abb, ( 1 t S!i rr.a:i a v. Mi-a Mir Ma. Kibbin. 2 0', Marquette a v. Mr- I .-:!;. Var:er. .T- : S L !,ra '!' bld. Mi po'ty Web.-r, v 1 7 W. T'r.oma- st.
I"-'"' , Cbapin Emcasfer. Dorothea Caro- ; lyn Uint-ahn, Eorene I.an?rwith, ' Fanny P. E.aPides. Evelyn A. Ear- - .. kin. Ar.i a "rt:e Easui, Eillian E. ' Ei varans. Vilma Delight Eayman.
Mary 1 1 1 - n Iwi?, Planche E. Eii:dqui:-t. Edward M. Tipetska. Sopp,;e Ei.--. Victor! i Eitznerskl. I;o:t!iv Eon:.- Eoshhauh. Nelson E. Eyr.'-h. Dorothy Jf intte Malmry. Maurin J. Martfn. Harold Wrnon .Maurer. Elizabeth H. Mau. Estal E'llis Mixey. Jerry D. McCarthy. Mad. leine Vi, la McCIave. fraldine Anabel McPheeters. Kefth Verlin Merrick. Richard A. Meyer. Dawn Irene Michael, Charles R.
Judco DniComb sentenced her to serve but one. half of the suspended f0 day jail sentence when arrai:n-
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of that calibre. Straub'.s testimony linked up tho? portions of previous pstimonv hav
ing to dal with the suns carried by . ed on a second charge of unlawful the two officers and Andrew Rokop. possesion of liquor. The half driver of the car which carried the measure dose was administered by
arresting party to the- Strzdecki es-1 the court to correct law violation
tabllshment, sworn ly witness--?, to have been fired bv the three men.
lenuenr;. n' saiu, iuu at i u- miu- , time not be too severe on the chil-j
Mik -sell. Hlen Jeanne Miller. Hen- i
He pra-tic ally eliminated Rokoplren. These later will be turned j from those who fired and whose bul- ovr to th juvenile officer inasmuch let hit it i; ark. Rokon ad n . it t ed n s the woman's husband no loncer!
lirir.iT one sh t. but in a wc-trly di-j r. with the family at W. rvction away frcm the fleeing Wis-' south st.
niewski anj toward th around. Rkop had a revolver. M)ts Again Denies. Myers upon his third appearance refore. Hosir..ki. maintained his In
nocence, claiming he had not. fired
a shot and that he had us.-d his gun i 'r.rVnr.. t. ..r riat e. sno.,: ynrie- .... . t niefrr. $l.P: lee.plrrs. $1 1; lit .Ti ' ef. 4U no time that nicht.. Witnesses, in-j ;., .i,; ...mplefe t..rk. Tenn ludfng other otrwers nnd bvstanders, i r.ish Wri'o fr trie nt. At It P!previously testified that whil Myer trie Co.. iv.-j N. Clark St.. Chi-.ago. fb.ed four times, he had an automat- 1 1 .. . ...
t ic revolver of .7,2 calibre which shot
mm Qumm&
only sf ei-noed hulbts. Schricker admits a .ns special r-
. ny Hertha Miller. Vera Eouise Mii- ! ler David Nathan Minkow. T.ucile
! Misener. Monte Richard Moore. lyws v.nIvr- but ,1rnif!1 that.h" iu
! M"iT..v. Elliott Eons' Olney. Evah I t I. Ostrander. Helen Josepntnu i I -stof. Ka'hrvn M. P.ie. Eetr '
irnei.t Phillips. Eil'.ian l'icKeri
the direotion of t'ne fleeintr man.
Scdi Foil rti i llciehrr. "R'dh SNhricker and Poqie trstiP. il as well as Mfycrs that a levo-
, " ... ,. ' T1. " ' i ver whl-di SttT.elecl.i clr.tm I to p-' 1 reileri- :l'mn Piice. Olive su. ! . i
Plum-.ec'K. Mirva M. Pool.. r:t;7'-i
lth Anni P.-t. John Yl Pro-.t. I
Poro'hv M. proud. Mary A. Puruck- '
if.'s was no brought out or Ii1
er. Florence Erma Quirley, Gladys
played to them during the time they were .at Iiis j-'.üce, cither b fore or after the shooting. Hi admittance
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Ravmond John
lis'li-'r Irene Redding, Vera
E. Reil. E-t'jer Rens'.i.-rger. Daniel "at ton Ricli. Donald f Roberta.
of ownerriip of a irvoit r tiring1
j !e;;den bullets had a'oi;--.! some i j uestion as to whether a fourth re-: , vo'.vcr h.iid cut red into the e. '
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ITir-rare? Tb de rs. Marie Torett i r ,
j Rodgers. Agne.- Roloff. Helen D
, Roper. Ier, Jeanette Rossln. E!i7t
'.-Mi Marv Sabo. Ezra D Salir
1 Tb.cres i Eno h'o- Salinger. Rot ' Strien. Donald Y. Say. Arthur Ftedrirk S.-lieer, Ellon. Siiafer. ! Wiü'ir Maxwell Shamfelt. Paty ;Sb tpiro. Herbert C. Siekmm. Tohn ! M. SI nishter. Jean Mnrri Smea.t.
e three ofilcers absolved Str.
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WITH POLICE OITTCEU MANCHESTER. X. H. May 1 .' ():h-r Henry R. Eavitt of the local jolicf fot'e, received severe biles in
the leg- and about tit hands in a '
! hattb with a hue muskrat. whi.h
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The Good Will Delegation to France. Good for 100 Votes. EnUT V'ur .N.ime tr That of a 1 rion.I
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Going Avav Suits $25.00 to $75.00 Smartly tailored Suits in Poiret Twill. Tricotine or Piquettc. Straight lines predominate and self trimmings arc prominent.
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Bridal Gown Materials Satin Messaline 36 inch $1.75 a yard. Crepe de Chine and Georgette Crepe 40 inch $ 1 .95 a yard. Canton Crepe 38 inch $3.00 a yard. Satin Crepe 40 inch $3.00 a yard. Lambskin Satin 40 inch $3.25 a yard. Satin Francais 36 inch $3.50 a yard. Satin Faced Canton 40 inch $4.50 a yard.
Millinery Tailored models in Felt, Taffeta and Geortte. Flandsomely embroiderc dSlO.OO to $18.00. Pretty styles (suitable for bridesmaids) in Georgette, Taffeta and Hairbraids, trimmed in flowers, feathers and embroidery $7.95 to $21.50.
Gloyes for the Wedding Fowne's and Kayser's 16 Button White Silk Gloves in sizes 5 Yl to 8 $1.75 to $2.50 a pair. Perrin's 1 6 Button White Kid Gloves in sizes 54 to 74 $5.50 a pair.
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Silk Lingerie Radium and Trousseau Silk in Pink, Peach, Orchid and Lavnder. Lace and ribbon trimmed or olan tailored. Chemise $3.98 to $7.50; Vests and Step-ins to match $2.98 to $5.00 each; Gowns $6.95 to $15.00: Princess Slips $5.95: Corset Covers $1.50 to $2.98: Bloomers $3.98 to $6.50.
Honevmoon Coats Jaunty Sport Coats for the wedding trip. Tailored in belted straight line models. Materials need are Camel's Hair and Imported Plaid-. Ihe-e may
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reilings and Laces Bridal Illusion reiling 2 yards wide at $2.25 a yard, and 3 yards wide at $3.75 a yard. Chantilly Laces, Spanish Laces and Silk Net Laces at $2.75 a yard and up.
Handkerchiefs Dainty lace edged, Linen Handkerchiefs that are most beautifully made. Ral lace are used for the trimming. Alf White $ 1 .00 and $1.75 each.
Our Millinery Dept. Makes Beautiful Bridal Veils
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