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Evening star., 1921-07-29
TWO BOYS AND WOMAN
KILLED BY LIVE WIRE
Father of One Lad Nearly Loses
Life in Attempting Rescue. ,
Tragedy in Alley.

DOVER, Ohio, July 29.-Two boys and
a woman are dead and the father of
one of the boys is in a critical con-
dition. as the result of coming in con-
tact with an electric power wire in
Strasburg, near here. The victims of
the accident were found early today
in an alley.
WheI Donald Heitzman. ten. and his
cousin, Harold Horn, nine. of New
Philadelphia. did not return home
from play last night. Mr.. and Mrs
Edward Heitzman, parents of Donald.
started a search for them.
They found the children dead in an
alley. The boys had touched a live
wire. Mr.. and Mrs. Heitzman ran to
pick up the bodies, with the result
that Mrs. Heitzman, aged thirty -four,
was killed instantly, and Mr.. Heitz-
man seriously burned.
Evening star., 1921-07-29
ENGLISH. SPEAKING NATIONS REFUGE
OF GERMANY, BERMSTORFF DECLARES

Count Won Bernstorff thinks much
depends on whether the United
States, in common with Great I
Britain, will attempt to erect a bar
rier against French continental i'm
perialism." He says French politics
Sis driving US into the arms of the
English nations, and there
fore it is incumbent on US to familiar
ize ourselves with the Americans and
the English to a greater degree than
heretofore"
The belief is expressed by Count
Won Bernstorff that the new German
envoy Is doomed temporarily to the
role of silent onlooker, especially
with respect to the proceedings Of
the Washington disarmament confer
ence. He does not consider 1t q mis-
). fortune that Germany has not been
invited, inasmuch as Germany al.
J ready is s-completely disarmed.
Evening star., 1921-07-29
''Laddie Boy's'' Brother
Is Defendant in Court
For Killing Chickens

DENVER. Colo. July 20.-
"Dickey Boy" brother Of "Lad-
die Boy" President HardinE's
Afredale dog, was a defendant
In police court yesterday on a
charge OF killing chickens,
"Dickey Boy" In owned by AL
bert H. LOSvrie, wealthy Dem
yer broker and dog fancier.
MIR. LOwrie offered to pay for
all the chickens killed II evi-
dence OF their death was pro-
duced. Evidence not being
conclusive, Judge Rice took the
case under advisement.
"YOu don't think a dog with
a brother In the White House
would stOOp to chasing chick
ems. do yOut' MIR. LOwrie
asked the Judge.
swell. 1 shouldn't think sO,"
the Judge replied.
Evening star., 1921-07-29
POLICE OFFICER SHOOTS
LAWYER IN COURTROOM
Wounds Self Twice-Bullet Passes
Between Judges
Legs.

CHICAGO, July 29.-Angered after
being dispossessed Of some property
and fined for contempt of court, Po-
lice sergt. Henry D. Kellogg shot
Jemuel Ackley, an attorney, and
wounded himself twice in Judge Nc
Donald's court today.
The courtroom was crowded at the
time. One of the bullets was said to
have passed between the judges
immediately after the shooting it
was said both Ackley and Kellogg
were likely to die.
Judge Mcdonald il chief justice Of
the criminal court.
Evening star., 1921-07-29
ON BRFBE CHARGE.

SAPULPA. Okla, July 29.-Charges
that Judge Lucien B. Wright Of the dis
trict court Of Creek county accepted a
bribe of $4,000 in connection with his
decision for the Sallie Atkins interests
in the Tommy Atkins 100000 oil lands
controversy was dismissed twenty min
utes after court convened this morning
for the third day of the hearing.
Evening star., 1921-07-29
Rv the Associated Press,

BY the Associated Press.
BERLIN. July 2s.-Count Johann
Won Bernstorff. former ambassador
to the United States. writing in con-
nection with the discussion of the
forthcoming treaty with the United
States, urges the extreme importance,
of the new German ambassador to
Washington in being able to make a
speech in English. Any other Ian
guage. he declares. will be worth
expected to be able to present the
view of his nation and the attitude
of his government to the American
people in their own language. The
ambassador also should be a man un-
incumbered by any of the many un-
happy recollections Of the late war.
Evening star., 1921-07-29
SEEK KIDNAPPED NEGRO.

GREENWOOD, S. c., July 29.-Po-
lice officers this morning are con-
tinuing the search for Jim Slappey,
a negro, who was removed from. the
city Jail at o'clock Wednesday morn
ing by an unknown mob. Slappey
was charged with peeping through the
window of a white residents home
The Jail key was taken from the city
hall and the Jail door unlocked.
Evening star., 1921-07-29
BRITISH YACHTS WIN.

BY the Associated Press.
RYDE, Isle Of Wight. July 2s.-
Great Britain won the first race. sail
ed today, in the international six
meter yacht competition for the Brit
sh-American cup, the British yachts
outscoring the Americans on points.
The race was sailed in sQuaily
weather, % So
Evening star., 1921-07-29
LONDON HAS DE VALERA NOTE
Contents of Peace Communication
Keeps Up Hopefulness.

LONDON. July ga communica-
ton from Eamon de Valera was re-
ceived by the government yesterday
according to the London Times.
"The contents were not divulged,
says the Times. But it was notice
able in government quarters that
there was no abatement in the hope
fulness lately apparent there"
Evening star., 1921-07-29
GREEKS CUT RETREAT
OF TURK NATIONALISTS
King Constantine to Enter Eski-
Shehr With Escort on
Sunday.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
SMYRNA, Asia Minor. July 2S.-The
retreat Of the Turkish nauionalists oper-
ating on the Ismid peninsula is reported
to have been cut off by Greek columns
! which have appeared some ninety miles
to the north of Eski-Shehr, according to
| advices received here today.
King Constantine will enter Eski
Shehr. which recently was captured by
the Greeks. on Sunday, accompanied by
q brilliant escort.
Evening star., 1921-07-29
ARGENTINA CELEBRATES.

tina yesterday celebrated the cente
nary of Peruvian independence as {
legal holiday. There were numerous
demonstrations in honor of Peru ant
the Argentine general San Martin
who liberated Peru from Spanish
rule.
Evening star., 1921-07-29
WEATHER.

Unsettled tonight and tomorrow,
probably showers and thunderstorms;
not quite so warm.
Temperature for twenty-four hours
ended at 2 pm. today: Highest. 95, at
p.m. yesterday; lowest, Is, at 2:30 pm.
yesterday.
Evening star., 1921-07-29

The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to
the use for republicat tion Of all news dispatches
credited 70 II or not otherwise 'red'ed in 'bis
paper and also the local news published herein.
All rights Of publication If special
dispatches nerein also reserved.
Evening star., 1921-07-29

Continued on Page 3. Column 81
Evening star., 1921-07-29
CANADA NOT APPRISED.

Copyright. 1921
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-09
NOTRE DANE

More than 200 freshmen enjoyed
the class smoker in B~ownson nan
Witnessing an athletic program OF
boxing and wrestling Of higher
quality than any vet attempted or
the campus. Rcv Francis McGarry
c.. s. c., rector Of the Freshmar
domicile I'm Badin hall, spoke on
the comparative standing Of the
present yearling class rs compared
with those Of other wears. "rhe
Melody Bows Egan TECH and
Randall furnished musical o~o
cram and refresh ~1o0ts were served
at the conclusion Of the event
Young Wop' AVnez. the Cuban
mitt artist. went a fast round hlE-
ing exhibition with Binyou, me
classy feather Of Browason hal-.
Tom Reilly faced a tough customa'
in O'Douncu Of Badin for 3 round
and Frank Cahin uct tartar j..
kid" Mansfield who is pos bly m
best of the resin a9ftlers on Che
campus Parker the STangler
Lewis OF Notre Dame. pinned Sey-
frit 70 the mat after 10 minutes O.
tough wrestling.
Rev George Mari deli cred ar
interesting address on doctor
Johnson" at the regular metinr
the Knights of Columbus Tuesday
evening Lehman Lally glee club
soloist and star Of "F4ds and tan-
cies" responded to severat veea er
cores and music was furnished by
the Casey orchestra a smoker and
lunch followed. he meeting
The University orchestra rchca~se7
Tuesday afternoon under the 4 rec
ton of Rev. Rcmmes. instructor Of
violin. The glee club rehea~sed
Tuesday noon and eve0inr i'm prem
aration for the opening concert Il.
hall next week
Students of Carroll hall are pre-
pairing an elaborate progra 70
their smoker 10 be held Thursda.
evening Tickets have been Unite
10 300 and both Carroll and Brown
son red rooms viii be thrown open
for the entertainment Of the CUES,
Boxing. wrestling and musical selec
tons Will feature the evening.
The 40 hours devotion We're
brought TO close with services in
Sacred Heart church Tuesday eve
ming and the season of Lent opene,
with high mass I'm the church
Wednesday morning
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-09
FUNERAL THURSDAY
FOR REP, MATTHEWS
Body Accompanied to South
Bend by Committee Rep
resenting House.

The body of Asa Z. Matthews. a
representative in the state legisla-
ture from St. Joseph county, who
died in an Indianapolis hospital
Monday night following a brief Ill
ness, arrived here at $50 o'clock
Tuesday afternoon and was taken to
his home. two miles west OF the city
on the Lincoln highway. Funeral
services will be held at the res dence
at . o'clock Thursday afternoon,
with Rev. Young, pastor of the Mt.
Pleasant church, officiating. Burial
will be held in the Highland ceme-
terry.
Many friends of Rep. Matthews.
including all the st. Joseph county
officials who were elected last fall
met me body at the train. The COM
mittee appointed by Speaker Nc
G. ure. consisting of Reps. Anderson.
johnson. Morgan. Curry, Otto Beyler
and NJ. T Calef. accompanied the
body TO South Bend and Will remain
until after the funeral
The body will lie in state at the
Matthews home until the funeral.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-09
VOTE TO INCREASE
INTEREST IN BOYS
Churches Expected to Outline
Program to Promote
Activities.

Open discussion on the question Of
boy athletics was the feature OF the
regular monthly dinner and meeting
Of the Sunday School Superinten-
dent clubs - Outh Bend and M'shE
awake at the Y. NJ. X. a Tuesday
evening.
r. L. Goodwin gave. a short ad-
dress on the subject of boy Leader
ship" wherein he dwelt upon the
Importance of the boy in the COM
munity and the place he will fill in
the next generation. He advocated
q greater interest in boys on the
part of the community and the ciu-
zens of It. TT is the duty Of the sew
eral churches and organizations of
the city TO devote more time and
effort in their desire to help the
boys, who are the men OF the fut-
ure and the citizens of another day"
he said.
1t was voted that action be taken
TO bring the various churches OF the
city together with the Y NJ c.. A..
for the further interest in the work
and play of boys. and that all the
churches should cooperate in pro-
viding the time and opportunities
which the boys of South Bend could
utilize i'm listening TO lectures and
taking q deeper interest in their
work and play. 1t is expected that
the churches Of the city will have
certain evenings which will be sole
ly devoted TO the gathering Of
boys.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-09
ConUict Returns After
Brief Exploit as Woman

BY ASS 'ciated Press:
FRANKFORT Ky, Feb. $50
seph Vending, central figure ter
years ago in a Louisville murder
Monday night added another 10 hi:
remarkable exploits. state officials
announced Tuesday. He broke
prison they said. apparently paradet
the streets of Frankfort in woman's
dress and when he tired Of his briei
escape he was caught by guards
ascending a rope ladder in attempt
ing TO scale the reformatory walls
The fact that he carried a dress
led prison officials 70 believe Wend
ling may be responsible for the al
pearance of the woman in black
whose presence on the streets ha
been reported a number of times to
the Frankfort police. Vending
secreted himself I'm the prison chapo
after a picture show Monday nigh
and in some unexplained manner
made his way outside the reforma-
tory walls
His absence was noted and
search instituted, but he voluntarily
returned.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-09
POLICE ARREST TWO,
GILMER TO DO REST
Men Quarrel Over Ring Own
ership-"D Diamond Be-
lieved Worthless.

Judge GImer will face peculiar
task when he takes the bench this
morning in city court The iurist
viii be asked TO decide the owner
ship Of a diamond" ring. and then
to determine whether the ring is n
diamond or white sapphire.
Lastly he viii be forced 20 decide
the innocence or guilt Of Charles
o. Mohrer. of Goshen. who was
arrested last night on the complaint
of +. Moore, Chaplin St
Both men were taken into custody
by officers in the west end of the
city last night after they had argued
over the possession of diamond
ring. Mohrer. in whose possession
the ring was found. claims he gave
Moore s13s for it. Moore said he
was to receive $10O for the ring but
he did not get it.
Believe Ring worthless.
MOhrer was said to have been
slightly intoxicated when arrested
and his recollection of any trans
action was rather dim. He upheld
his story, however, and refused TO
return the ring to Moore.
Police officials last night were puz-
zled over the case In their opin-
ion the stone is not a diamond but
is a sapphire and has but little
value
So it has been left to the judge
TO solve the problem. Moore was
ordered by Capt. Schock TO report at
the opening OF court this morning.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-09
" ar Veteran. " Ounded IN
Service and Yet a Patient.
Loses Purse; is PenniIeSS

An Evansville young man ans
wered the call OF the country at
the outbrake OF the worlds war
and enlisted i'm the marines. He
was severely wounded while over
seas and only recently was dis
charged from the marine hosrhtal
in Evansville TO come here for
treatment and for vocational
training
He came 20 South Bend last
Thursday. Last night in the local
y. N. c. A he lost his pocket
book containing his compensation
money. lodge receipts and valua-
Bile papers. A through search OF
the building was made but the
wallet could not be found.
The eX-marine needs the money,
since he is yet unable TO work.
The finder would be helping one
OF the boys who sacrificed every
thing for the good Of his country.
If he would return the purse and
contents 20 the desk at the Y. N.
c. A. or TO the headquarters OF
the American Red Cross.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-09
RAILROAD MEN
SEEK RELIEF
IN new BILL
House Labor Committee Hears
Attack on Full Train
Crew Act.
CcoNTTNUED FROM PAGE ONEJ

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONEl
board trains at Carmi. Ill. ride as
passengers until the trains cross the
Watash coming into Indiana. when
they take off theS hats and put on
uniform caps. That task ends their
duties. he said. until Evansville is
reached when they help 20 load and
unload passengers. They ride then
across the Ohio 70 Henderson. KY,
where they rest three hours and re-
turn 10 Carmi A days pay must
be allowed for each extra man.
B. G. Byers, general superinten-
dent OF the Big Four. told the COM
mittee that the problem Of what 10
crew had been a problem since the
law was enacted.
The engineer does not want him
or the engine and the conductor
does not want him in the caboose
Of a freight train" he said.
Extra Man for Indiana.
Neither Illinois or Ohio have full
train crew laws he said, so through
trains are compelled TO pick up an
extra man to cross this state. He
denied that the law operated to OBJ
viate wrecks.
A. L. Gordon Of Terre Eaute,
chairman Of the legislative commit
tee OF the railroad of Railway Fire
men and Enginemen, spoke IN op-
position TO the repeal measure. The
extra man was needed, he said as a
precaution 2 against wrecks. The
proper duties of the extra brake
man. Mr.. Gordon said, concerned
inspection Of car wheels, airbrakes
etc. Officials OF the trainmen's un-
ion, ne said, had not received notifi-
cation OF the hearing and nc date
had been prepared in support OF
the present law.
A number OF noted men attended
the hearing intending to oppose the
eight our-day for women bill. but
consideration of that measure was
POSTPONED until Thursday evening
to give the committee opportunity
TO consider a senate till on the sub
iect The house bill prohibits en-
pIoyment Of women in factories be
tween the hours of 10 p. m. and
a. m.
A group Of Gary employers, In
Guiding C. NJ. Leary. secreta~v Of he
state laundrymen's assoc alton;
John Davies, a haberdasher. J.. ).
AIyer. a druggist. and Harry +.
English. proprietor of a department
store attendent the hearing 20 dis
cuss the eight-hour dav bill Tney
will return for the hearing Thursday
evening.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-09
Tradition and Friday Meet
Tradition Loses, Andy Too
But Little Tenmaker Celebrates 5Oth Anniversary by Climb
ing Pole Walking Cable and Doing Other Stunts He
Liked in Life Within Ring.

The Weather Man may be good
or bad, but he loves to play tricks.
and it must be said that he has no
respect for tradition Anyway he
shook a wicked fist Friday Feb. 4.
and gave US rain. with the result
that A. II. Creutzburg. 74S Leland
av., looked at the sky all day and
went 10 bed with an empty feeling
for the first time in 27 years.
The fact was that Andy's tradi-
ton was busted-and all on account
Of the rain. On Friday evening.
Feb 4 his 50th birthday. Andy es-
sayed to climb the telegraph pole
opposite No. fire station. but the
considerate group of fremen who
had gathered to see him, pulled him
down and said il was too wet
For the past II years. which Is
the period that Andy has lived here.
ne has climbed that pole on Feb. 4.
and stood on his head three times
and then walked the cable to
nearby tree and slid down the
trunk The weather was fine on
every occasion and tradition held
up its head until las. Friday ruined
it. However. Andy made good and
on Monday evening he did his
stunts ana felt better afterwards
At Gone But Andy.
Andy in his halcyon days was a
circus man He was on the road
with the King and Franklin Firm
Of Acrobatic Demonstrators and
was also member of Garys
Vaudeville Co. which is now de-
funct with the former but Andy
still lives He joined the circus
when he was II years old and re-
signed on general principles when
he was %. He used to charm the
Younger generation at the county
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-09
Dozen Strike Breakers
Hurt IN NetU York Riots

ALBANY. y. Y. Feb. S.-Opera-
ton Of street cars in Albany and
Troy Tuesday by the United Traction
company under open shop condi-
tions brought about rioting In both
cities. Shots were fired by the po-
lice in Troy i'm dispensing crowds. a
dozen or more strikcbreakers were
more or less seriously injured. cars
were wrecked, guy wires torn down.
roadways blocked with debris and
switches tempered with.
Three cars were moved in Albany
and four in Troy over the main lines
of the company. which were tied up
II days ago by a strike OF the 1900
employees when the company at
tempted TO put into effect "A new
wage scale calling for "a % percent
decrease. The cars carried no pas
scngers.
The company plans 10 send out
cars manned By kebreakers early
Wednesday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-09
DEATHS
DELLA 81 CARDER

Mrs Della NJ Cardcr. 213 S. Tay-
.0r st.. died Tuesday morning at ]
o'clock after being III for two
months. Besides her husband, ID.
81. Cardor she is survived by five
daughters. the Mesdames w. VI.
Williams. W 81 Kuehl Harold
Blackburn and Miss Bessie Carder.
ell Of South Bend. and by Airs
Clyde q. Gardner Of Fort Wayne.
She was born Dec. IS. 1854, and
was 65 years old.
Funeral services viii be held at
The residence Thursday afternoon
at Z.60 o'clock and Rev A T.
IOuger viii ofhciate.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-09

fairs and often came to South
Bend. where he especially shone in
the contortionist art OF twist and
twirl One day someone ran away
with his best circus suit and then
he became a clown actor, in which
capacity he also charmed with his
art.
Then Andy retired and came to
South Bend 10 live. You may find
him now on Leland av. IN his little
shop. outside which hangs the sign
Awnings. Tents. Wagon Covers.
Etc. Awnings Repaired, Put Up.
Taken Down. and Put Up Again"
Andy has taken TO a quieter side of
life. but still he remembers in his
heart the days of his circus life. He
has not forgotten them and often
goes over thes great moments
again in the quiet Of his room and
performs all his old stunts on the
apparatus he has rugged up for that
purpose.
VIII Keep 1t Up.
He is now 20 years old Every
FEB. 4. if IL doesn't rain, he climbs
he pole opposite the fire station
and does a few tricks for the birds
around and the fremen and passing
people below. He intends TO keep
hat up until he dies
This is the story of Andy who
was foiled last Friday. He is a
quiet. genial, good natured little fell
low. He may be laughed at, but
even in his own peculiar way he
still has the love Of his circus days
in his heart and in that there is
something we must admire Andy
for and think well of the circus
man who makes awnings and fixes
tents.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-09

Orders 90 stop all enustments
We're received by Lieut.. j. r. Stoeck-
Fues These Instructions c0m-
n.cte The closing of the doors TO al
branches ~ military or naval ser
Vice. the marine and navy officials
having stopped eniistments several
weeks ago.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-09
Reverse plans.

Nr. Harding and several others
went to the Victoria, intending TO
h~ing some baggage ashore and
spend the night i'm Daytona, but they
reversed their plans. and when they
cane back it was TO say goodbye to
their companions.
Most Of the party had grouped
themselves on the steps OF a long
deserted cottarc near the pier. Mr.
Harding picked a deliberate way
along the shaking nicr i'm the. gath
eriue gloom although his footing
gave wav under him once or twice.
he completed tbe trip in safety and
iust asNcsqUlto lagoon began to
demonstrate Enthusiastically why 10
was 50 named the party diSbcnded.
sending the STRAINS of 1.-THE End Of
"A Perfect T,ay'' and Goodnight
Ladies" floating across the waters
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-09

INDIANAPOLIS Feb. S.-Reduc-
tion Of the Fort Wayne street car
fare 10 six cents cash. with 10 tIch-
cts being sold for SIS cents. was
asked OF the public service commits
sion Tuesday AT q hearing at which
company officials urged indefinite
continuation OF the present seven
cent fare.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-09

viii act as delegate OF the local
council at the annual convention. to
Be held in S. Louis En- May.
Arrangements have been made t.
have Dr. Grace steer OF the Wrig-
ley Manufaeuring Co. of Chicago
address the March meeting of the
organization. Prest Eyon has also
invited F~anliu Meme of the Denni
son Co. 60 speak at the April meet
ing
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-09
FUNERALS

The body of Mrs. Addie Shields,
who died at her home Monday
morning. viii be sent 10 Medarys-
vile. Ind. Wednesday morning The
funeral services viii be held at
the Aedarysville First Christian
church i'm the morning and burial
VIII be i'm the MedarysvilIe cemetery.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-09

LAPORTE. Ind. Feb. S.--A purse
cortai ming $1,000 in notes was lost
by Mrs. Arthur Fogle Of this city
Tuesday Mrs. Fogle expresses rac
belief she lost the purse while rid
ing 10 Valparaiso in a truck with her
brother.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-09
TFNTFN SERVICES TO-DAY.

Services usherins I'm the Lenten
season VIII be observed today at the
ST. James Episcopal church at the
hours of 1:1O ard 3;t5 o'clock.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-09
TOO T-ATE 10 CLAssIT4

TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
PACKAGA-Wih silver STEAK knife. be.
tween West Coif8N and Studebakef
factory. Keepsake. cam Lincoln 1872
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