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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-29
FELTS REPLIES TO
LEWIS TELEGRAM
Head of Detective Agency De-
MES Charges Made by
Mine Official.

BLUEFIELD. W. Va, Aug. IS
T. A. Felts. general manage Of the
Baldwin Felts Detectives. inc. teIe-
graphed 70 Pres't Harding a reply
TO the charges made by Pres't Lewis
of the United Mine Workers OF
America in a telegram TO the presi-
dent yesterday. Mr.. Lewis tele-
gram requested the president to call
a joint conference Of mine work aEs
and operators Of NIingo county W.
Va. in the view of reaching an
agreement that would end the in
dustrial conflict
This message, Mr.. Lewis is report
ed TO have asserted that Baldwin
Felts detectives practically control
the county governments in Logan,
MingO. Mcdowell and Mercer coUn-
ties, W. Va, Mr.. Feits' telegram TO
Prest Harding, in part, follows:
Purpose of Body.
"Our organization has nothing
whatever 10 do with the county
government in Logan. MinsO Nc
Dowell and Mercer counties, West
Virginia. Its sole object and pur-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-29

diligence. for out Of IL are the is
sues OF life The spiritually minded
are those who have the mind OF
Christ.
When We analyze the life OF
Christ We ind that his mind was 20
do fully and completely the will OF
his Father. His mind was always
fully open % the viii and purposes
OF Cod for his life. He and the Pa
Their were one IN mind and purpose
and viii. When we have the mind
Of Christ our lives will be as open
TO our God. Further. the mind OF
Christ led him 20 humble himself.
az Paul tells US in Phil II. Humil-
ity is A mark and sign OF the Christ
mind in Us. God can use only hum
bic men and women. Then the mind
Of Christ led him 20 take the form
OF a servant and teach US that the
servant IL the greatest OF all. He
came not 70 be ninistered unto but
10 minister He was the Good Sa-
marian, the greatest OF servants for
humanity. The mind OF Christ was
also a sacrihcial mind and life. He
became obedient unto death on the
cross. he paid the price by dying
for the sins Of the world. He could
say what we must say II we have his
mind. Not my will. but thine TO be
done
The mind OF Christ is seen In the
Beatitudes. blessed are the meek,
blessed are the merciful. blessed are
the peacemakers. Also in the Golden
Rule o. doing unto others all that
we would have them do unto US.
We see it In the two great command
ments Of supreme and first love for
Cad and love for our fellow men,
The new commandment TO love one
another is the mind OF Christ. He
was meek and lowly in heart.
ITO be a Christian is jSs; 10 have
the mind Of Christ Then we will
do what Jesus would do We're he in
our place and say wha. ne would
say. The mark of Christ is on our
minds II you want TO know how
good a Christian you are, just line
up your life and mind with the mind
of Christ. IL all men had the mind
Of Christ, there would be no more
wars, no murders no robbers, no
gamblers. What the world needs
more Is the mind OF Christ. Let this
mind be in you which was also in
Christ Jesus
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-29
CaIUert Family Elects New
Officers at annual Meeting

Forty-six members and friends at
tended the 26th annual reunion Of
the Calvert family, held SataKday.
Aug. 81, az the home OF Mrs. J. y.
Calvert, 329 s. Main 81. The next
reunion Will be held az Potawatonie
park in Aug, 1922.
short addresses We're given ar tina
meeting by Mrs. J. y. Calvert. Mrs.
Rebecca Martin. DR.. y. ". Calvert
and Elizabeth Hickman. The fol-
lowing officers were elected: Presi-
dent, Mrs. c. II. DeFrees; vice pr=s.-
dent, Mrs W. B. Calvert: treasurer.
Mrs. u. NJ Calvert. and secretary.
Belle a. DeFrees.
The committee OF entertainment
was Irene, Hazel and Mary Calvert.
Inez DeFrees and Mrs. Frank De-
Frees. The out of town guests were
Mr. and Mrs Miller Hickman Of
Elkhart
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-29

The thought Of murder precedes the
heinous act. Jesus said that adultery
was I'm the mind OF the lustful. II
we would change mems lives then
we viii need 20 get them TO think
Gods thoughts after him.
"To be spiritually minded is 10 DC
Christ-minded. We are TO have the
mind Of Christ as he had the mind
Of his Father. Life and peace will
be ours if we are mindful Of spirit
ual things. Jesus said that the pure
i'm heart. mind, shall see God. Paul
says that love 'thinketh no evil He
wrote to Titus. To the pure all
things are pure This is the inno-
cency Of virtue. It pays 10 be clean
minded that YOU may be clean in
life Out of the heart, mind, are the
issues of life. If the mind be clean
and holy the life will be pure and
Christlike Keep thy heart with all
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-29
RockhiU Family Reunion
Held at Sumption Prairie

The twenty-eighth annual reunion
of the Rockhill family was held Aug.
25 at the farm of Charles o. Rupel.
OF Sumption Prairie. A pot luck
dinner was served TO 100 guess
from Clyde. Goshen. Bertram. TIP
pecanoe, Hammond. Etna Green,
Milford. Argos, Warsaw. Mentone,
Bourbon and Winchester. George
T. Pearce Boston. Mass. entertain
ed the gathering with Rotations.
short stories and character delinea-
ton. Stacy II. Rockhill. So years
dent and Ota Fields, Tippecanoe,
secretary and treasurer. The meet
ing next year will be held Aug. p,
a the park in Plymouth.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-29
SPIRITUAL, CARNAL
MINDS, LAWS TEXT
Stull Church Pastor Bases
Sermon ON The Mind
of Christ.

The Mind OF Christ" was The
theme subject % Rev. Charles n
Law. pastor ~ the Stuu Methodist
church. in his sermon SUNDAY morn
Ing 20 large congregation. His
sermon In part. follows.
Paul wrote % the church Al Phi-
ippi Let this mind be IN you which
was also IN Christ Jesus. To the
church AT Corinth he affirmed that
We have the mind OF Christ Isaiah
saw the great importance ~ the
mind when he wrote. Thou wilt
keep aim IN perfect peace whose
mind IS stayed in thee The author
or Proverbs was correct chat as
man thinkcth in his heart. so &c he
Our lie is the outer expression or
an inner process OF thinking. we
SOW a thought and reap an act
Every purposeful act must be pre-
ceded by a thought in the mind Of
the actor. b. the mind means that
inner life OF man which is called
heat. soul. mind spirit The mind
rules tho body. II is the engineer
Of llfe the dynamo Of power Since
thoughts lead 20 acts. we cannot De
too careful Of what we think
In the eight chapter OF Romans.
Paul writes Of two general types of
mind. the carnal and me spiritual
He writes that TO be caruaIly mind
ed is death. but to Doe spiritually
minded is life and peace. The car
nal mind IS she type that thinks Of
sin and evil deed The carnal mind
is enmity against all the laws Oh
God and cannot conform to the
laws OF God Il thinks jealousy. lust.
envy. adultery avarice. all forms Of
sin. It's fruits are profanity. gam
bling. murder. death. Every man
who puts the things OF this world
before the kingdom Of God has the
carnai mind Look into the faces
OF your fellow men if YOU want 20
see some marks Of the carnal mind
Visit our great prisons. reformato-
ries, asylums. IL you would see the
deadliness Of this type Of thinking
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-29
Woman EnliStS Police Hid
In Search for Her Husband

Assistance was asked from the
police last night by Mrs. David
Sanger Of Cleveland. who declared
that her husband had been missing
for two days from their room at the
Jefferson hotel.
She declared that he was in the
habit Of gambling and that she be-
lieved he had gone TO a gambling
house in the downtown district. lost
heavily. and fed.
The police are investigating
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-29

the Child at schooT"; Dr. Lyman.
''1he Teaching Of Literature" aod
Dr Durham 'Supp'en e1tary AEen-
cies." closing the session.
Sessions VIII be held each day this
week until Friday afternoon when
the final program wiT Pee held
The Tuesday program follows:
Morning.
Rural school sectior-4-oo a. r
only the RursI school sections WI
meet on Tuesday. Weirea7a~ ars
Thursday mornings orrarizir- trs
school. Dr. Durham
The New Attendance Law Jrhl
Dunn Attendance officer.
Organization. county Fl0ar 1-ea-
dent
Neon.
General session-t.e0 p. ~. Open
inE exercises. Mark Twa're WIZ
Humor. Fun and Ph.ozc0-y T-.
HUXLEY
Primary section-NTo-or Activities
Continued. Frances Nerle C17par7
Intermediate and Grammar SEC
tioa-Chaug.ng Views OF Education.
DR. Huley
High school section-Report ~
National Educational association.
Principal 7. s. MCGOWAN
Rural secti0u-Soue 0uts-aCillr
Problems. Or. Burnham-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-29
ProtUIerS Flee From Home
As Police Start Search

Prowlers in the 500 block of 5.
Traces st. late last night caused
more or less apprehension in the
family OF Charles Kuhl. 314 5.
Frances. The motorcycle police were
sent out TO that address but the in
truders had gone Two automobiles
parked in the yard in the rear We're
believed 10 have been the object of
their visit.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-29
Johnny Wilson VIII Train
At Carpenters old CamI

By Associated Press:
NEW YORK. Aug. IS. - Johnny
Wilson. who will settle dispute over
tae middleweight boxing title with
Bryan Downey at Jersey City or
IabN day. has taken over the old
training quarters of Georges Carpen-
tier at Manhassett. L. I. Wilson is
being aided in his training by Gus
Wilson, who conditioned Carpenter
for the Dempsey bout.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-29
Pro Grid Teams DrdtU Up
Plans for Coming Season

CHICAGO. Aug. 2S-The Amerl-
can Professional Football associa-
ton TO-DAY drew up plans for the
coming season. Among cities where
professional teams will be main
tanned. it was announced, were the
following:
Rochester and Buffalo. y. y;
Canton, Akron, Cleveland, Colum.
bus and DAYTON. Ohio: Fort Wayne
CticagO, Evansville, Louisville, De-
tloit and Nuncie, Ind.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-29
RED MEN WIN CAME

The Red Men indoor baseball
team defeated the West End team
Sunday BY the score OF 10 70 /. rhe
winners have issued a challange 10
the city iremen and the teams VAL
play sunday. Sept il.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-29
MISHAWAKA NEWS
NuSHAWAKA INDEPENDENTS
WIN

The Mishawaka independent base
ball team, playing al North Liberty
Sunday afternoon, won from the
teries were: MishawakP Montiue
and Fitzpatrick; North Liberty.
Californian and Westlake.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-29
RETURNS FROM DIAMOND
LAKE

Mrs. William IS. Hosford, 722
Lincoln way T.. who spent the past
several weeks at Haines villa. Dia-
mand Lake, Mich, returned home
Sunday evening much improved in
health Mr.. Horsford accompanied
her from the lake.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-29
DQatnS
A. j. kRIDER

a. J. Krider died at the home -
his sister. Mrs II. J. Douglas, 1871
s. Main St. at 2:2O Sunday morning.
following q brief illness. He had
been a resident Of South Bend for
the past five years.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-29
IS Amendments
To Constitution
Brief analysis of the Proposed Changes
in Fundamental Lac to Be Voted
Upon at Special Election Sept. 8

special election will be held September to vote upon
proposed amendments to the constitution. IF majority Of
The favor these changes they will fundamental
law OF the state the majority against them the present pro-
visions IN force for 20 years will continue be the law
This election than selection of
officials Their of Office expire These laws go on on
numbers Below them will be small boxes containing words
yes and no To for the amendments place
the box marked no.
For the convenience of the voters The Nevs-Tnes prints
o an explanation OF each OF the proposed changes explaining
every day Just what they and without comment Study
these changes Make own mind. And do fail
upon each and every amendment
AMENDMENT NO. !
his amendment will prevent foreign born from voting
zns AT present those who file their declaration of intention
to become citizens obanabe after months residence and
called hrst papers, have the right to vote
AMENDMENT NO. 2
This will permit the legislature classify cities and towns and
must apply all voters whether in city country
This amendment intended permit registration laws
AMENDMENT NO. 3
Provides that TeaPPoTOnent Of and representatives
shall be upon the basis of for Secretary of peced
election. Present provides for
all male inhabitants of age every years such
,essity for enumeration by taking vote actually cast
AMENDMENT NO.
Under this amendment the governor will be given power
appropriation bills passed by the legislature and
approving others The constitution demands that he
approve reject appropriation whole provides
hat the legislature by majority vote item above
AMENDMENT NO. 5
Provides four year secretary state auditor and
and obds without intervening period four
Present with possible reelection
two-year
AMENDMENT NO. 8
Reauanges county Offices Office of county surveyor made
apPonv Terms of sheriff. and
four years and limit of placed upon all county Of
6cials.
AMENDMENT NO.
Increases the of prosecuting from four
years
AMENDMENT NO. s
Permits the legislature FIX educational other qualifications
those entitled admissions practice of law Present
demands only that lawyers be and of good moral
character.
AMENDMENT NO.
Provides the legislature shall provide appointment
superintendent schools The present
i've
AMENDMENT NO. 10
Removes all limitations from the power Of legislature
ng system provision of present
hat there shall be uniform and equal rate of taxation
and and shall naturalization of all prop
sry and limiting exemptions property used for municipal edu
-aonal literary scientific religious and charitable
AMENDMENT NO. II
Adds article by permitting the pass
of an for purposes.
AMENDMENT NO. II
colored join the militia. Present
sitution limits members to white citizenship.
AMENDMENT NO. 13
Prohibits the legislature from increasing the salary of any
county during the for which incumbent elected
Any would take effect only after those time of
such had left Office.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-29

sc Ellsworth's ad on bottom OF
Page IS. Note the variety in skirt
lengths and sleeves The Ellsworth
store. 1929
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-29

ST. PAUL. Aug. 2S.-St. Paul and
Louisville split even in a double
header, the locals winning the first,
10 to ) and losing the second. 3 10
l. The locals hit Wright and Long
hard IN the first game, while Benton
pitched effectively The second game
was 4 pitchers battle between Shee-
han and lineup with the Louisville
tw1ler winning the better support.
Score:
First game)
Louisville &C.. 900 02O 100 5 s /
St. Paul .. OsO o07 Oox-1S Il 3
Wright, Long. Estell and Kocher;
Benton and Allen.
(Secord game)
Louisville .... 0l0 0l0 1908 . 1
S.. Paul ...... 600 900 100 : 5
lineup and Meyer; Sheehan and
McMenemy-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-29
OPENING SESSION
FOR TEACHERS IN
HIGH AUDITORIUM
Institute Opens This Morning
Sessions Through
out the Week.

hundreds OK teachers employed in
St Joseph county for the school gear
viii meet this morning nc e O'Clock
in the High school auditorium in the
opening session Of the Teachers In
stitute in which they viii be assign
ed their respective posts and par-
ticipate in a Ave day session repleta
with instruction THAI viii be Of great
value in their year OF tuterage. a
number Of weI known instructors
have been secured fer the institute.
among them being DR. Ernest Burn
ham. Of the department OF rurIl
education az Western state Norma
Kalamazoo. Mich DR.. d. T. Lyman
OF the department Of EneLsh. Iri-
versity of Chicago; Frances VlrIo
Corpens. Western state Normal. and
DR.. Lincoln Huuey 1f John 3. Stot-
son university. Leland. Fla
The opening exercises viii DE held
at $3.50 o'clock which VIII follow the
general session. Dr. Hu.ly viii de-
liver an address in which The Bo-
nance of the old Colonial DAYS VIII
be treated. and Frances Ncrlo Cop
pens viii speak 20 the primary see
ton on the physical and mental
child The intermediate and gram
mar section viii also hear Dr. Huur
who will narrare ON "The Model
Teacher DR. Lyman OF the Uni
versity Of Chicago will address the
teachers enrolled i'm hish school
work on a program OF silent reading
and the rural body of Instructor
will listen 10 a talk by DR. Burnhan
entitled "Esta blishinS Relations, '
completing the exercises i'm the fore
noon.
Tuesday Program
Opening the afternoon session the
conclave will he addressed by Dr.
Lyman in a lecture entitled Ere
midial Work in Reading after
which Will follow lectures 20 the
different branches by their respec-
tive instructors. Frances Nor.e
Coppens will speak on Motor Ac-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-29

Herbert Spencer. English philosc-
pher wore ear NUTS to shut out
all noises. when he wanted 20 think
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-29
BLUES LOSE AND TIE

KANSAS CITY, Aug. 2s.-Toledo
won the first game Of Sundays dou-
Bile header from Kansas City, > to I,
in l. innings. The second was a
tie. 10 4. being called at the end
Of the sixth by agreement The
first game was a pitchers duel
throughout, singles by Schauffel and
Wickland accounting for Toledo's
winning run. Kansas City came
from behind in the second and tied
the score Just before the game was
called. Scores:
(First game)
Toledo 600 GOO O10 0O1-2 S 1
kansas City 600 600 100 OOO-I o
Mccullough and Schaufell. Bono
and Schiff.
(Second game)
Toledo .......... 290 900 7 0
Kansas City ....... 100 003--4 s 0
Ayres and Wright: Schauffeu:
Holshauser. Fuhr and McCarty.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-29
AMENDMENT NO. Q

vdes that the legislature shall provide for the appointment
superintendent of schools The Office present cleo
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-29

Permits the legislature to FIX educational other qua
Dr. those entitled admisson'tO practice of law. Prese
alton demands only that lawyers be and of goo
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-29
AMENDMENT NO. !
AMENDMENT NO. s

term of prosecuting attorney from two to four
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-29
AMENDMENT NO.
AMENDMENT NO. 6

Reauanges county Offices Office of county surveyor
spPontive. Terms of sheriff and are in
four years and limit of is placed upon all
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-29

One rack Of Misses Dress
skirts id pleated. plaid Wool
serge and novelty patterns. all
wanted Zes; choose from the
many s.Nles a. S4.ff
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-29
COLONELs-sAINTs DIVIDE TWO

Ayres and Wright: Schauffel
Holshauser. Fuhr and McCarty.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-10-04

turned. Later the opera directors met
and asked Marinuzzi to resign, it was
said.
Atwell. according to his friends, wants
TO subpoeuae Mccormick to testify re
garding this episode when the case comes
to trial. He also wants to summon Mary
Garden, who was business manager OF
the opera company during part Of last
season. Mccormick is residing at his
mansion at Lake Forest, near Chicago,
where he announced yesterday that be
and his w-ife-daughter of John D.
Rockereller-had separated.
1t is not known yet whether Nine.
Walska's contemplated divorce proceed
ings against Cochran will be started here
or in Paris. Dudley Field Malone, her
attorney, announced that she would start
the suit '1f at all. when she feels like
it."
McCormick's lawyers here issued a
statement denying statements about the
McCormicks marital troubles made by
Capt. Rodney Sterling Wyman. who rep
resented himself as being a "liaison Of
fcer" between Mccormick and his wife.
Wyman is unknown to Mccormick the
statement said.
CHICAGO. Oct 4-Culture and gen
darmes today kept the public from fur
ther word Of the separation of Harold
Continued on Page Eleven)
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-10-04
BOOSTS BONDS
OF 3 TO $25,OOO
Judge Acts on Move of Wife
of One Reputed Beech
Grove RObber.

Judge Walter Pritchard today raised
the bonds of the three alleged bank rob
bers held on the charge of having held
up and robbed the Beech Grove State
Bank, from $4,000 to $4,000. The three
men. Clint Shaw. alias Clint Sims; Glen
Stout and George Miller, are held on
charges of robbery and grand larceny.
They are In Jail awaiting preliminary
hearing In city court Oct. il.
Detectives investigating the case have
failed to recover any of the $4,000 cash
and 81 400 Liberty bonds stolen by four
men Sept. 9 at the Beech Grove State
Bank The detectives also have failed
to arrest the fourth member of the ban
dit gang. Each day, however, the police
claim that they have found some new
witness who identifies one or more of
the three prisoners as the men they saw
in the Beech Grove bank.
The occasion of the raising of the
bonds today by the judge of the city
court followed the appearance of Mrs.
George Miller at the office Of the city
clerk and Offering to qualify and sign
the bond of her husband.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-10-04
BROTHER HELD
FOR INQUIRY IN
HANGING OF BOY
Admits Playing 'Hangman
Previously, but Not on
Day of Death.

CHICAGO. Oct 4-Ten- -year-old Hugh
Burlington was held under guard Of a
police matron here today for further
questioning in the death of his brother.
Samuel Burlington, II, who was found
hanging in a clothes closet of his home
Sunday. Ben Newmark. chief investigator
for the States attorneys office, declared
he was convinced the boy had not told
all he knew concerning his brothers
death.
Newmark advanced the theory the two
boys msy have been playing "hangman"
and that Samuel strangled to death after
Hugh had became frightened and ran
away. Newmark said he would hold the
boy until lie definitely determined if a
third person was present.
Hugh is said to have admitted he tied
up his brother many times. but refused
TO admit he had tied him up Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F. Pinkham. the
victims step-father and his mother, were
release today after being questioned.
Reports that the dead boy WAS heir to
an estate of more than $4,000 left him by
his father were found today to be
erroneous. The value of the estate left
by the elder Burlington, It was found,
was less than $4,000 in all and he left
no win.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-10-04

NEW YORK. Oct 4-The affairs OF
Nine. Gamma Walska. former prima donna
Of the Chicago Grand Opera, which was
backed by Harold F. Mccormick. soon
win be laid before the publ; in two legal
actions, it was learned today
The first is the expected separation pro-
ceedings between Nine. v alskI and Alex
ander Smith Cochran, her wealthy hus-
band.
The second IS a suit by Benjamin At
well, former publicity representative Of
the Chicago Opera, who asked $4,000
which he says is due IN salary to be paid
him by the company
Atwell, it was learned. viii a1lege when
his suit comes to trial that the opera
company lost money due to its directors
exercising personal whims. The company
,har-es in an amended answer that the
loss was due 10 Atwell's inefficiency.
Mccormick, president Of the Interna-
tional Harvester Company, WAS one OF
the principal hackers Of the com pany.
He IS said TO be a personal friend of
Alexander Smith Cochran. husband OF
Nine. Walska and It was through his ef
forts that Nine Walska obtained the star
role of Zaza, one of the big productions
Of the last opera season in Chicago The
night of the dress rehearsal It is reported
she quarreled with Gino Mariruzzi. the
director who said her voice was weak.
She marched Of the stage and never re