South Bend News-Times, Volume 39, Number 269, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 26 September 1922 — Page 2

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

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1'oiilin l.o-i's I'oir. ! 'it down and yo i -.j!l !i- ar 1 1 i r tiian th:it." Harry I'uulin li;s-Cilj ln.i I ina n 1 1 an h J-ariil forward jo!

11.... wifn -- haip. The u.ld' nrt of th vuiiiiii'n h irz liad a'i.-( d hi;a to hv off niard to ypoak Ih" f;r-t wi.rl to th- woman aftrr !!;r a'i!'o 1 i'nurinr of hrr at the dmreh. I'iof. Tiornan. instructor of law, too. forgot p-n ( onrt. and In sympathy to hi v.ifr, wlxi"1 truth a fid r-r -ity ljad hn tpo tionr-1 hy the tr-!im.try of I'oulin, srr.; med : "Ar i'Sl liim for perjury !' I 'o; 1 1 i ri sank 1 a k . T!io i ourt ot d r'd 'piiet. witli tin eat to adjourn court.

" I & i 1 1 '"j" un; to IIixmu. lir.ip body of a woman fell to

th Hour. Tho few i nter-ted prr-ot'.-in the room ruslv-d to tin side and pi ke.l up Mr Mary I)onaliue. relative of th IhHilin- and carri-d hrr from th''.r-u:t room. Mr?. I-thel Finkh-oiioler, nure fr 'Little lülly." alleged son of Harry ilin. w-a.-; at the ..de of tlie voir.an. h'ip-. . with a polio-man, attended hrr. reivin .Mr?. Donahue iv i t Ii yriH-llinir .alt.--The rfffM-t that Pouiin's words had .f. tlu. hitter woman vai irtantan- .... us. Sh li ad hn Ktru-'limr with h.r huvh.and wno was trying vainly ni.ik' her sit down, although it ""was rident to all around that he '.a- tremldir.ir "O hims'lf that his hand- whii h trid to quirt her shook i"r fitly. When she heard the words that the man she ilaim-s wa lor lovcr shout' d at-her, s!i- sank limp into Iht at. and cried aloud, like a child. At t hr r.i rno t i : i .. M et. Mary I ona-Iri'-, lialf ;stM- i'f Mis Ma.' I'oülin. f.iint'-d in tip- rear of the rotirt i ooru and nwin fo tiu excitement h-r condition wis unnofi.-eil until her groans attracted the attention ot MNs PinklUiM.ler. th nurse who

STUDENT KILLED IN ACCIDENT AT NOTRE DAME U.

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WORLD WAR VKTERAX GIVES RADIO COXCERT

John Hrrlicrt Cullianc, 2U-Ycar-OJi! Chicago Hoy, irt im of Gun Tragedy. M'"!it ir:u-il Fnuo I'az- "n-i

tlo- revolvrp, the ownei:-hip of v h 1 1 v. as not VeVf-ah il. A clip on tlie weapon i t-aid to

have corueahd the presence (.f tin- each week, the report fay.-

.irr s.id to Ik. naturalized Ainerii n n. A -iiat many of . the siiiusr.lir.sr (iaft. it: is d'-clan-d. land anl depart j from Ma? aiizas, ale of Cuhan reisItry and tlu jp't enter or cir-ar at the ! customs houses there. Nanus used ! hy th'- s hooners ami powrr j jaur.ehi-s. it is declared are inscrihed on plates readily remuvahle and some tv-s-o-Js are said to carry several j name !acs. Destination of such I' taft when Kavin;: Cuba arc not nlj ways ;ix-d, the inspectors report, , addimr that a majority of t'ne larger hooners anchored outside the cu.- ; i m. limits on th American coast 'ami .rnd their load ashore. Probably

i.o less than four or live vetseld with aliens and contraband poods cross from Matazas to tho I'nited States

lat rartrido after all the others had been removed, and it is to this that the accident isj attributed as th boys evidently believed that there were no cartridges left in the s:unThr victim f)f the trady v:istandi a onsid'-rable distance from 'unniivliam. it i thmitrht. as the bulht left no marks of Miiok hut bored its way through the lad's Jie k arol continuotl mi its way out the witidow, y.iji ttyrir. tlie ulasi in tu jiee. nj it did so, the window in tlie room bejnq- raided at the time. Cunningham i- said to haw bren the first to convey news of the tra'1 y to I'.uh' r Hau'erty, prefect of tlie hall, the hoy runniiiir panic-stricken through the hall to Hie prefect's

room. Father Hapicertyat once rushed I the

io im- iienrn room arriving just in

I.oyd ( '. liudy, world war vitr ran of Daniobutx'. Mich;, was soloj.-t u-

Th" majority of tk h adere' tf-rtainer at radio station WIJAO, last

niht. Idoyd plays tlu aicordion with such skill that tlie result is really musical. Radio fanrf telephoned in congratulations on his excrdh-nt jrocram. some of the best-liked numbers of which were "Don't Take Away Those IJlues." "Sharpshooter's "March," Over the Waves" and "Nobody's Haby." Mr. Rudy, who has been a favorite- in many entertainmentfl in this state and in his own will remain heie at the Y. M. c. A. fer the pieent It is his iiuentiun to play for entertainments and club mec-tlngr durinu' his stay lure. I-at nisrht's program was under the auspices of the tiately Clothing Co., tlie Coffee idiop, and the Quality

fShoe Repair Co. Krlic Rest and his.'

orchestra of Klkhart will play for to night's hroarlcastlngr program.

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little "Hilly."

Mise Finkteliindr and .a policeman Itninist er d uir-lün salts and fanned her until --he w i able to be assisted from th room.

Mr"- PouIIi Iniliflci cut. !

i'uiii. ui;i a;i .nein. .mis. i ouiai I'.iiinl forward in l;er chair and uatcheil h r hu--hand and Mrs. TV r-

time to administtr tlie Last

ments before life expired. Meanwhile from the rector's office, frantic efforts were being made to call a physician. Dr. McMeel bein. reached on the telephone after a very few momenta. Dr. MiMeel hurried to the university from his downtown office hut young Culhar.e had tlh'd sr-v-ral minutes before his arrival. ("moner l Aamincs IIhI). Tlie jdiysiician thru conduct-d an r xaniinotion of tin- lmdv. as also did

Ciiivincr ('riinii.i(k(r later., LarC'l b'.ood vrsvi 's in the r.v-ck had h en ! veröl and the room was covered i

with b'.ood. the loss ,.f which COSC j Jru jwo';

yr ting t Kinane h:s -l;!e I he hody was turned over D. W. McCJaain. and word of tlie tragedy having ftendeil over the campus, a lartr' number of s:udrnt. congregated in front of the lia'1 to watch the last i mains of their friend and feJtowsiudent born hetween the linfv they firmed. toi a ca rryincr-cnt and lac-Mi in the aml'Uhmce, then to be taken to tho McCann funeral

Runne rs fen .Smugglers. In Havana, according to the reports hundreds of aliens throng Central park in the afternoon and at night and constantly a dozen or so men, operate among them, going from group to group. These men, it is explained are "runners" for the smuggling ' king?." There is no employment in Cuba for thousands of the (aiim-e and European aliens now there, it H reported, yet since the present passport and amendeel immlgratirin restrictive act became operative in this country" last May at least 7,000 aliens are said to have arrived in Havana with the ultimate hope of saining entram-e surreptitiiouly into

Cnite-d States. There are at

pre.-ent. u is estimated approximately IM'O Chinese alone in Cuba for whom there is no employment. In fact the report avers, the Orientals will not ac cept work under any circumstaiu a-esj except to earn sutlicient with which to pay passage to this country er Mexico. The usual fee charged for smuggling aliens, it is learned, ranges frota $."'jti to $1,00') for each Chinese and about $1"0 for a european alien.

Thrvc-Y car-Old Girl Is Hurt in Auto Collision A nia1.! cut on the face and .minor

wore si".ained by Dorabc 1

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tf ar.jone b ;t tlu- two pe. p! b"fore o r. GEDDES IS FIRST

CALLER ON HUGHES

Manpns, lhre..--year-oM daughter of .le-.s Mangus, R. R. N 2, Sitidehaker farm, when a I'oid touring; car of which she was an occupant "was druck by a Chevrolet roadster driven by Clarence Kanim. 4 11 Caliioi'.n st., "Mishawaka. Tlie accident oe-ourtcd at Williams st. and Colfax .v. at ;t:::ei o'cp .oU Monday afternoon. -Mmsm was attemptinr a turn - at t ii cut Willi ims st-, wlieu the, 'lievrolet, following in an easterlv ,i : Ciir.... .... ....... ..1- 1.

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iv living gus-. .-:ie wa.- remove-ci

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l-aratory. work ther". p.-riod a. The university tivate.J a lifge circle three of t!;e warme-' w ho were with him at

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t'nlhane-. who w..h

v.a.s hern .Tu'.y 12. pne me-mbcr of the fh':.-agi engineers' cluhs at th

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ear rattern Suhjet tr. Dis- j COMMISSION TO riis.-t'il Hetu een Ueoresen- ' AMOR I IA . LOSS

tathos of Nation?.

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t r: ill bi.'. at m- A k . ri the Mate- d i ii i vT ::: r t attr an .ih-en;e in Rr i i i i i a 1 c k". U hib:- i -' :at-' m nt a- to th : i t o : e of '.':: c i . I" i ! i c u f i t ' . - IP..:.-' at .!: m'ois-v 'he lidoTiw. :':-i. i milcal ii . . "

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StilL Moonshine and Mash Found by Officers on Farm A rjö -gallon st:';!. 2''0 gallons of loa.-'i and about two and a Jialf gal-ion-of "moou.shi r.i-" were found in a raid y-'-terday afternoon by Fedei al Prohibiieiji Kiifuic cnient Agent Hatrv Mather- and Dr-puty Stuart

nib. r of th ;,, ( a( ., pami h.-use owned by Jo- - ph Tom.i-ik. 1 " miles nouthwest ct" tli's citv. Tom.i.-ik was arrested

- n a i bar vre of unlawful manufae1 1 : : . - of iri'oxic ating liquor for siale ! n- 1 was released after furnihing

V FIIOF. f l.lf,' """ Sond for hit ppearance in ' i "t: ! t t id iy.

Th. etli . rs ft, and ihe still dr.d ii'.ier ;M a woodshed at the rear of :ii'Ue. The "nioonshir e" h ed .hidden ur.de; neath some ,,;d 'e-t'.it-s. A ( on de;. .er ble'.pg.r.g to : .- . . . v. as !"--;i :: 1 in t !n- :i rd

Two Women Injured In Automobile Accidents Two women were injured yesterday as the result of being 5truck by automobiles. Roth were removed to their homes to be given medical treat ment. Mrs. Ruth Harper. 1414 VanUuren -'t., was struck by an automobile at Rlaine st. and 1-ineoln Way W. at Sr.lO o'clock last night, aa she was crossing (he street- She was removed to the home of Verle .1. Miller, 1121 Lincoln Way W. and attended by Dr. If. L. Cooper. Several ribs on the right side were fractured and tdie received other minor bruises about the body. The name of tlie driver ot the car could not be obtained but it is said witnesses of the accident obtained his licensv number. Mrs. Luella Thumm. 5 4 years old 724 Clinton st. was slightly bcuised about t.'ie right eye late yesterday aft ernoon when she was thrown to thpavement at Jefferson blvd. and Lincoln Way K. after bring struck by n truc k driven by H. M- Riadley. Tl .1 S. Lafayette st. The police ambulance in charge of Sergt. Luther and Officer DeVos removed her to her home.

Sparks from the chimney cause el tlie roof of a house at 1"47 Poland st., owned by Heien Peck, to ca'eh tire shortly after 1 o'clock yesterday afternoon. Slight tiamag? resulted.

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Fraiik.- I. 1 ' i is a Fra; Dt- r.i-g foüowir.vr a stroke of apoplexy.

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wil! o.- ;t; i li.'ii';.'' of Rev. .John Appleu'.air. of Plyni' Uth. Rurial will the P.oum en . -nu-tery.

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A Thousand Flannelette Sleeping Garments A huge purchase from one of America's very best mills At a Saving of 1-4 to 1-3 on Every Garment We offer you the greatest lot of Flannelette Sleeping Garments we htwe ever had! One of the most reoutable manufacturers in the United States sold us a gigantic assortment of samples and irregulars, the latter designated as such only because of slight mistakes in finishing. This merchandise was purchased at a big discount and we are passing the saving on to you. Don't hesitate! Flannelettes are the warmest and most healthful sleeping garments for Fall and Winter. Get yours now while the special prices prevail. Standard Quality Flannelette Used Throughout All sizes are ready for women, misses and children.. Women's Gowns Irregulars 89c to $1.75 Women's Gowns Samples 89c to $2.00 Women's Gowns Manufacturers' surplus stock $1.50 Women's Petticoats Irregulars 59c to $1.00 Children's Gowns and Sleepers 79c Children's Pajamas $1.50 Children's Bloomers and Petticoats 29c

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Stone Marten One Skin Scarfs $35.00 and $50.00. German Fitch One Skin Scarfs $15.00. Raccoon S c a'r f s $15.00. Sable Fox Scarfs $12.50 to $50.00

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