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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-06
Senators Oppose Section
OF Patent Office BIZ

By Associated Press:
WASHINGTON, Jan. 5.-OpDOsi-
zion 10 section nine Of the patent
office BIN deV eloped such strength
wednesday at a Joint conference
hearing made nee .s5dry by senate
amendments TO the Dill IS first pass
ed BY the mouse. thas friends Of the
measure expressed fear that II the
section were not elm mated, the bill
would not be enacted into law.
Section nine would empower the
federal trade comm ission TO assign
patents OF government employed in
ycntors 70 irdivid Lals or corpora
tions for development and cXpioita-
ton 20 il was voiced chiefly BY rep
rpsentativos Of manufacturing inter
ests. These opponents said il would
add 20 the already undo sirable con-
6it:on Of too much government IN
business and they expressed the
belize that il would lead 20 consid
cradle litigation from assignment Of
exclusive patent rights 10 individuals
selected by the federal trade COM
mission.
Or. Frederick G.. Gottrell chic
OF the bureau Of mines, III supporting
section nine. said that many valuable
Inventions OF government employees
were lost 10 industry because none
would spend money developi-g them
So long as no exclusive rights could
q obtained 10 the patents which arc
now public property.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-06
y or Veteran LeunS lie
!, as KidHag cd - Years
Ago From Home IN South

49, asr0 lated Pres
CHARLESTON. s. C.. Jan. 81
through dta N 90 % -.iasure by
.r- woman who reared him. Robert
Hayes. of &esquch ming Pa.
world var veteran. has sarne' that
ne Was kidnapped from Wrl-htsviIle
u s-h ~. O., IS years ago. and Jhat
his resi name Is larry TcDoe and
ia home IT, this city.
- Tesce seed with thc Second IL
ris On iu France and was sy,er-ly
wounded. Whom ,he recovered and
returned 90 thus country ne found
tLG. IN" w'mar Who raised him was
Dying. she sought 20 tell him about
MS ki1-ar -. Tut had not the
a.r,.- D. All SIZE could say was
read -ne Bible" Teaoe examined
the fau.ly Bible and there found
"a rcCurf discios ny th1. b. had been
LifuaDcd 81 ;Ee age Cf seveu while
yis ing his sister. Mrs. = q. Turacy.
az VIRGIN vi.Ie GoscS. and taken TO
Pcuasyivauia. whore he was reared
under Che name u Robert Hayes.
The record IN fhe Bible lacked
T'Lac's real nam and taa, o. mis-
family and their residence, hut at
aaOu that tuc his sister advert sd
the circumstance o. me kidnapping
in "a magazine which T.b0e read
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-06
ARMY NAVY UNION
ELECTS OFFICERS
Bruce. Senior Vice-Command-
er-Plan Organization
For Building.

lection Of Officers Of George NJ.
Poiusett garrison 40. g.. Array and
Navy UNION. and Installation services
were held at the regular meeting Of
the garrison.
The OK. ers-clect were installed by
~ ID. Tecpie. notwithstanding
oss.s I'd Dy Herr = Engcl acting
as Nail .. y. the officers installed
were as follows. Commander, Fred
erick L. Bruce. Senior vice COM
memo af. Charles Stdcher. Junior vice
caIl rlIuIer. Frank Juber Quarter
master william Hs B1ughcr. officer
% he Guard. Harvey Tappan. Ofd-
GERS elected but rot yet IN stalled,
Coul>n. ". D. Teeple. Chairman.
CHI =. Calvert. Appointment Of
garrison ad5utaut deferred.
Auxiliary Elects.
Barbara Frei-Chie auxiliary No.
-, & so elected officers who viii be
Installed az an early da.e. as fol-
lows. Lady commander. Mrs. Dora
Neil, Lady senior vice commander,
AIRS. Alma Peed. Lady deputy conf
nnaEder. Mrs. Rachel H.ndman.
Iadr adjutant. Mrs. Ruth Bucking-
haEl. Lady qusrtcrIlaS-cT, Mrs.
la .sy Stewart. Lady cha plain. Mrs,
FCtzold. Lady officer OF the day.
MIS-. Louise HauCher. Lady guard.
Mrs. Mary Kennedy
The garrison qUartermaster re-
ported somewhat in excess Of $3.50
carried forward after al accounts
settled. $4T.5C has been paid in
sick and accident benefits under the
bylaws, separately from amounts
paid az relief ana for flowers. Tho
new council was by resolution au-
-horizcd 10 proceed with Or~an eaton
% garrison building fund. as has
toen planned for some time past; to
draw mp articles of agreement pro-
vide for proper fund officers and
building con- mittee. Issue stock. in
est funds. secure site, and when
ready 20 care for construction and
maintenance.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-06
Many Prizes offered
For Rabbit ShOtU Here

Judging of rabbits on exhibit at
the third annual silver cup show of
the South Bend and Nishawaka
Breeders and Fanrie-s association.
being held I'm the Livingston build
ing on s. Michigan st, began We'd
nesday.
Two hundred rabbits sent by
dealers from a , parts OF the United
states are connecting for honurs a
the show which viii continue until
Sunday night.
Ten dollar silver cups are offered
for the best senior buck and the
best senior doe in the show Five
dollar silver cups are TO be awarded
To the first junior bucks and does on
exhibition other d-c dollar cue
awards include the first doe and
litter Of an varieties. the best dis
play Of CAVES. and the largest dis
play OF CAVES of any one variety.
Specials In ups and cash dOnat-
ed by south Bend and Mishawaka
merchants wiI. De given and al
rabbits placed wi receive fancy
ribbons &. :. Gibson VIII act a,
judge.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-06
WOuId-Be- WedS
Find LiSCe7iSeS
AYaiting Them

Special 90 News-Times
ELhHART. Ind, Jan 5.-"Mar-
riagc licenses are given away on
Wednesdays, laUEhingly explained
Miss BESSIE Diener. deputy county
clerk here, Wednesday TO IN aston
ished young man who was insisting
that she accept the fee has was
intending 10 pay.
The man was Forrest ". Shupert.
IS. and his prospective bride. Edna
Florence watkins, Il. was at his
side. also much surprised 10 ind
that their money was mot good
there
The fact was that the frNhers Of
the bridal couple who live just
south OF Elkhart. had preceded
them 20 the clerks Office and flea
ritten consent TO the marriage
and at the same time paid The IL
cense fee. The latter Fart OF the
preliminaries had suggested itself
- the forehanded paters as a pleas
ant little surprise for the young
Sd ers"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-06
C.. q. p. NAMES
MEN TO LEAD
LEGISLATURE
tcoNTINUED FROM PAGE oNEl

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE)
NcCray can continue 90 dominate
The Legislature is a question that re-
publican leaders admit worries
them somewhat.
In the senate Oscar Rats. OF
PaoH. was selected president pro
tern by a vote Of % 10 10 for Don
S,rode. OF kokomo. eight for James
Nedjl. Of Whiting. and one for Win
field Miller. OF Indianapolis.
Sanction OF Administration.
Rats also was NCCrays personal
favOrite. although the governor
elect did not come out publicly for
him. Rats. however, had the adj
~ nistratiOu's sanction 10y virtue OF
having made a strenuous campaign
in behalf Of McCrav prior 10 the
election last fall
The failure OF NeJU, who halls
from McCrays district. TO make a
better showing came as a surprise.
as also did the vote poIled 10y
Strobe. who is considered a young
steT in the senate.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-06
MARINES HOLD RUIN
SALE Is TO BLAME
Officers Who Succeed Bellig-
erents Ask Public Not
to Be Prejudiced.

Sergts Harold Smelser and IT.
Prcble have assumed charge Of the
n-lrine recruiting station in the I.iv-
IN gs,on bldg In place Of Sergis. Jack
Martin and George Quickal. who are
alleged TO have engaged IN drunken
assa ul,S early Monday morning ana
who have been removed by marine
authorities 10 Chicago where they
w.l be brought 10 account for their
spree.
Jast What action will DE taken iu
the case af OEiCkal and Marin is not
known by the new recruiting OH
Gals. who expressed hope that the
conduct ~ thc.- predecessors woull
not influence the pvbl!C saInst tEc
marines
"QuckaI and Martin were fine
fellow said SerEt. Smelser. "and
they have never been i'm trouble be
lore. Whoever sCij them the liquor is
10 blame tor their action. The marines
shCIld MOI be judged by The two men
who were under the induencs OF
liGu| and who were not aware OF
what they were doing at tho lime
Just Back Prom Russia.
No human being is at all times
Perfect and consideration or ti1is fact
and our predecessors past record
should discourage much OF the crit
iclsm offered against them, Smelser
continued.
Scrgt. Smelser has recently re-
turned from service in Russia and
has many Interesting stories 10 tell
regarding the Russ-Jarauese trouble
Moving of the marine recruiting
orlCes 10 more central location
VIII take place in the near future.
according 10 the officers Ira charge.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-06
Rear admiral McCuIly
adopts Screen Children

By Associated lleSS.
WARRINGTON, Jan. 5.-Having
obtained from the labor department
an order for tempo~ary adm ssior
10 the United States OF the seven
Russian children he has tentatively
adopted. Rear Admiral Newton A.
G.CCUHy, former American high COM
missioner at SebaslOpoi, left We'd
ucssav night for New York to get
the children. now al Ellis Island,
and bring them TO his WashiGgtca
home. The atCl..al said he would
deposit Immediately to $4,000 how'd
required in the case Of each OF the
children as assurance that they VIII
not become public charges and will
receive Il proper education.
Admiral NcGully plans TO keep tho
children at his homie here until their
rights &c. remain I'm the United States
has been nGlly esta hl.sbed ny hear
r.-s before labor department Offs
Gals. .Aftcrwara he viii take then
In his bcvf00d home in Anderson.
: c.. 20 introduce hem 20 his moth
~. who VIII aesuroe Temporary
charge Of the children while the Off
Ger .s rc-furnishing and rcmodelliuE
his wash 'rgton home for their per-
naDent residence.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-06
Y. II. c. i. Goes Orer Quota
In Foreign Fund Drive

Over Subscribing OF the y. W. Q.
As quota OF 81 500 towards the
foreien work Of the association has
been accom- plishrd during the past
10 days OF tho qIiet drive which
ended Tuesday uiFht, according 10
l. G. Cc'son. religious director at
The Y. NJ G. A.. and who was IN
charge Of the drive.
Approximately $50 more than
The C.,y's quota has been subscribed
and has been forwarded 20 the Ma
tioual Association council. accord
ing 90 COlsOu Ore ard Cne-half
~nHon dollars is hei-E sought IN
the United States by the y II. G
4. Tor It's fCrCeig~ work, which Is
helms svtended in China One-thlrd
~ thss amount WIS ~riseI on a
drive last December association Of
John ". Drescher has hled suit
hclals announced.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-06
REAL ESTATE MEl
INSTALL OFFICERS
Organization Makes Besolu-
ton Favoring Grand
Trunk Elevation.

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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-06
Sues to Collect $1,000
On Real Estate Deal

I'm circuit court against William +.
Murray and Anna H. Murray. b.
which ne socks 20 collect $500
which ne alleges Is due him as paw
uent on property IN Roselard park
The complaint states that Murrav
greed 10 sell Thomas Van Wrinkle
ne property in dispute Dec. !. 1912.
and that the rights 20 the property
we're transferred 10 Drescher on
April %. 1899.
According 10 the allegations. the
1ousa and lot WAS LEASED % Mur-
NV. who is in arrears IN his rem.
vhiCh is now overdue SIS. jude
which is now overdue SIS JudE-
IF SIS incurred in the suit are ask
d in the complaint.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-06
Federal agents ArreSt
Alleged Money RaiSers
~ .Assncilted -:

CHICAGO. Jan. 5.-Ulysses Jack
son and Anna Jackson. alas Ann.
Wallace, both colorcd. were arrested
b. federal agents Wednesday charg-
81 with flooding the country with
thousands Of dollars worth Of 81
and bills raised $40 and $50 de-
nominations. Capt. Thomas I. Por-
ter. chief OF the secret service agents
here. s5id both confessed operations
IN Pit.shurg and Erie. Pa. Wheel
ing. ". Va. Nashville. Tenn, Louis
lle, Ky. and Chicago. They were
held in bonds OF SIS. 600 each.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-06
CIVIC FEDERATION
TO MEET FRIDAY

\ special meeting Of all interested
in the civic federation movement
will be held at 1880 o'clock Friday
light at the school administration
bldg, according 20 Col. c. Seymour
Bullock. city recreational director.
Discussion and the formation OF
plans relatives 10 the forming Of
forums in the various civic centers
for the winter, will be taken up al
the meeting.
The intermediate and senior girls
gymnasium classes at the Lauree
school will be resumed tonich, after
two weeks vacation. BOYS in the
intermediate and senior group ~ the
HIue5scl school viii also meet for
the first time In two weeks, tonight,
according to the recreational direc-
tor.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-06
arrest Men For Selling
Express Company Goods

RICHMOND, Ind, Jan. 5.-Five
truckmen employed at the Ameri-
can Railway Express company
transfer Office at the Pennsylvania
railroad station here were arrested
Wednesday by railroad detectives on
charges OF stealing express ship
ments
The detectives asserted the men
have confessed 70 stealing several
hundred dollars worth Of clothing
and other goods.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-06
Robbers Secure $1,000
Loot at Village Sore

WASHINGTON. Ind, Jan. O.
The general store Of A. l. Staud.-
ford and Son at Plainville, 10 miles
north OF here. was robbed by auto
mobile thieves before daylight Wed
ncsday. the loss being estimated at
2,0GO.
the rear door and shoes. dryCoods
blankets and other goods loaded
into the machine The robbery was
not discovered until the store was
opened for business later.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-06
NotdbleS attend
Orphans Charity Ball
BY Associated Press:

.aoi4lNCiTON. Jan. 5.-Nany
notab'c5 of ofificEiBaFln nmWm
g0tahles Of official Washington
wednesday night participated IL
and paid for all expenses of a ball
given for the benefit of destitute
Serbian war orphans. Mrs. Wood
row Wilson. Mrs. cambridge Colby
Madame Jusserand, Lady Geddes
Baroness Decartior and Madame
Crouch, wife OF the Serbian minis
ter, were patrOnCsses Other won
en- of the cfficia'. COngre ssiOpal and
diplomatic set We're among those in
he receiving line.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-06
TEACHERS INSTITUTE
TO Be HELD SATURDAY

r. p. Pearson, ex-State Supt. Of
Schools in Ohio, VIII talk on the
The Master American" and World
Euilding," at the program prespng ed
at the City Teachers institute TO be
held in the high school Saturday
morning at $3.50 O'Clock, according
to w. r. Borden, city supt. Of
schools. Rev Rodney l. McQuary
Will give the Invocation and music
Will be given hy the high school or
chestra under the direction OF Helen
Weber. Other numbers on the pro-
gam include a vocal solo. Song of
Thanksgiving" written by AllitSer
and sung by Irving Hurwich: also a
violin solo, Souvenir" composed by
Urdia and played by Gladys Tits
worth.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-06
MITCHELLS OUT TO
BATTLE THE BEST
Milwaukee's Fighting Brothers
in Gotham to Meet Light
weight Premiers.
BY JACK VEOICK.
. -. s. Snorfing Editor.

NEW YORK, Jan. 5.-Severl
Wo EFT fisticuis will be recorded
within the next 10 DAYS IL the
Fighting Mitchells" have their way
about it.
The Mitchell brothers. Richie
and Pinkie. are from Milwaukee to
start the new year with a loud bang
by punching several large dents in
the lightweight division.
Pirkie will start the campaign
friday night against Willie Jack
son. and viii wind up hard training
Thursday
Ritchie, who meets Leonard in
the same arena on the 18th, will
be in the best condition OF his life.
Both are top notch lightweiehts
who come from a fighting firmly
and their Invasion Is n real inter-
sectional affair for they vii ltake
on the two best HRhtweights New
York has developed in many q day
IN Jackson anf Leonard. The Nit
chcll boys are managed ny a third
re01b Der of their family, Billy Nit
chell
Many Fighting Rrothcls.
Notable among families that had
three members in the Gsticuff bust
ness We're the McGoverns. Icons.
Philadelphia Noores and the Cross
family Though none OF these were
able 20 boast Of two such lighters
SIS Richie and Pi0i-ie Mitchell
Then there were the Attels-Abe.
Monte and CGeTir-the Twin Su'u-
vans, Jack and Mike: the Brooks
Harry and Clarence Forbes Mike
nd Tommy Gibbons, Jack and
Charlie White, Willie and. Charley
Pcecher and Joe and Johnny
SNUgTue. not TO mention George
Chip and his brother Joe.
Fighting brothers are plentiful
nough If one delves into the rec
ords. but the case Of the Mitchelis
is q 81 different from he ordinary
run. for here is little 20 choose
Netween ther1 evcept Pichie is a e.
citiTate lightweight whereas Pf1kle
< growing and Just about ready 10
how into the welterweight di-
division.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-06
-Four Persons Injured
When Garment Strikers
attack Ne,V York Bus

NEW YORK. Jan. 5.-Four 0er-
sons were injured when 100 striking
garment workers were allcCsl to
have attacked a motor bus Rrryiug
employees 10 the Samuel Peck Cloth
ing company in Brooklyn, Wednes-
day.
Police reserves after a half hour 3
lighting qUelied the riodng. Ten
strikers were arrested in connection
with the disorder which followed
two weeks of minor disturbances
after the Peck company reinstatsd
the piece work system in it's factory.
the police reported
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-06
Nary Man Loses Lore
Battle to His RiUGL
Ry International News ssrrico.

BY International News Service:
CLINTON Ia. Jan. 5.--HarOld
To!cornb. an ensign in the L. g
navy is preparing TO start back to
Pasadena. Calf. today vi bout he
girl H. came here 20 marry. The
girl. Miss Celeste Lamb, eloL ed
with Robert Srith, jr.. OF Ham
vOnd. Ind. and left Holcom b
"Waitin' at the Church"
Holcomb and Miss Lamb were
20 have been married at 8 O'Clock
asst night. The wedding was 10 have
been one OF he fashionable events
Of the year. Smith and Miss Lam b
disappeared early yesterday morn
ing
No word hes been received from
them but friends OF the couple be-
lieve they have gone 20 Crown
Point. or some other Indiana town
TO be married.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-06
800 TO Hear Herring at
KIUanis BieejHg Today

Sac'y O. x. Euehre Of the XII
wants club has reported more than
500 reserva ions 10 the Eiwanis
luncheon At the Oliver hotel at noon
today. which is 20 be addressed by
Frank r. Herring prominent frate--
nal man and editor Of the Eag, 9
magazine, published in this city.
Mr. Herring viii speak on the world
wide business depression. and tell
some OF the ways II may Dc over
come The meeting promises 10 be
one Of the largest reld a. tho hotel
in many months Elton Cvopeau. a
member OF tho Kiwanis club. will
sing as a special feature Of the
meeting
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-06
BULLOCK ASKS AID
OF BUSINESS HEN
Must Cooperate For Ameri-
canization, Says Recrea-
tiOnal Head.

Declaring that there IS no short
cut 20 America nism. and that the
foreigner within our gates must so
through a constant process of ed
ucation TO III him 70 become n citi-
zen, Cor c. Seymour Bullock. city
recreational director. appealed for
more peration and aid at the
Wednesday MONDAY luncheon OF
the Rotary club. Civic centers in
which problems OF the foreigners
are discussed were also advocate
~ the speaker, who asked as many
busine ss men "a possible TO take
part IN the discussions and 10 help
out IN the work.
He declared that the school
buildings OF the city should he used
the entire year. instead Of eight or
nine months, and declared that the
time was coming when the recre-
alton and amusement of the masses
would be taken from the hands of
people Interested in IL as a business
proposition and given 10 the COM
munity.
Must Study Future.
Col. Bullock a $50 said that one
OF the big things standing in the
way Of quick Americanizahon for
the FOREIGNER IS our aioOfness from
him and our inability 20 under
stand him. He also declared that
II was not our past that we would
have the foreigner study. but our
future. and the growth Of our in
stiutions. and ideals. He declared
that the use OF Fairgrounds and
gymna Sums must be encouraged
and that the wise use OF leisure
time is one OF the big advantages
possessed by a man who knows how
10 play.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-06
army and Nary Union
In Charge of Burio

The funeral services Of CT
George Nojo!echows'li. world va
terdn. which were held Sunday
Jan >, We're completely in charge OF
Lottie \. Zen garrison, Army an
Navy union, according 10 a state
nent by the garrison ad5utant.
The Army and Navy union stoo'
Ill expenses OF the military cere-
mony. according 10 the statement.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-06
armed Men Rad Houses
OF Collectors ia Dublin

BY Associated Press:
DC LIN. Jan. Armed men
W Wednesday raided the hoa.es II rate
col ectors who have been -h9-m S
collectors who had obeyed the or
ders of the local government I'd
by dcpOs ting their COLLECTIONS ~ a
bank 20 their own credit ins cal
that OF councils wlc h have actnpW-
lodged the pal Eiregnn The raid
ers compelled the collectors TO sig
ChecA s payable TO bearer trausferr-
ing the money collected.
Members Of the rail.ng PARTY then
remained on guard While their col
leagues went 20 tho ba- and ca he'd
the checks. The money thus obtain
ed Will De turned over 10 The 5 an
Feiu county council and other local
bodies concerned.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-06
Rush York on North Side
Road From Etkhart Here
Special to the News-Times:

ELEHAET. Ind. Jan. (. - The
Elkhart Bridge and Iron Co. has
erected a huge structure comYletely
enclosing the Baugo oUnship bridge
uader construction, in order TO COM
pete the concrete floor during
freezing weather. Officials OF the
company say that the bridge VIII be
ready Tor use Feb. / when the new
all North Side Elkhart- South Bend
road will open.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-06
CITIZENSHIP
BILL AFFECTS
WOAIEN ALIENS

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONED
one year after enactment OF the bill.
Applicants would also be required
TO disavow any anarchistic beliefs.
A clause relating 10 Americana
tiOn work provides that instruction
conducted by the division of citizen
ship training OF the department OF
labor shall be- made applicable 10
all school children.
Naturalization under the new
measure would remain under the
Jurisdiction Of the department of
labor.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-06
NelC York Legislature
PertectS Organization

By Associated Press:
2 ALBANY. ~. Y. Jan. 6.-The
New York legislature. on the open
ing day of the 1921 session Wednes-
day perfected organization in both
branches. listening 10 Gov. Miller's
message urging economy ia the con
duct OF the states business. witness
ed the Introduction Of several bills
and resolutions. including four aim
I'd at the unseating OF the three So
cialist mcmbcres of the assembly.
and adjourned until next WednCs-
day night when the committee as
.signmcnts will be announced.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-06
Prohibition Officials
Seize S225.OOO Y Orfh
OF Liquor in NeIC YoTl

By International Nsus Service
NEW YORK. Jan 5.-Wlrc- ard
liquors valued no a quarter of q mil
lion dollars were seized~r ere oy pr
h,hi'lon gents today AZ the war
house OF singer Bros on Third aE.
and Two men we're arrested.
10 was the largest haul since pro
hi5EIOn. Choice champagne rare
imported liquors and bonded whl
Ky were included iu the seized goo -
Joseph Walsh. driver and Mo-
Harmon. a clerk. were arrested T.
Prohibition Supervisor q harl q s.
Hai1cs' flying squadron whic Be-
made the rid.