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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-17
SLAYER OF MAJOR
IN CRAVE CHARGES
AGAINST OFFICIAL
POthier Tells Authorities That
Capt. ROsenbluth Or
dered Murder.

BY Associated Press:
TACOMA. Wash, April l6.-Ro-
land P. Pothier, charged with slay-
ing Mai. Alexander Cronkheit Al
Camp Lewis in October, 1918. con
fessed 10 federal authorities that he
was ordered by his superior office.
Capt. Rosenbluth, to bring out a
loaded gun and get" Cronkheit. Do
was announced today by Prosecutor
J. W. Selden, who disclosed five
alleged confessions made by
Pothier.
A description Of the incidents
leading up 70 the shooting are
given in the purported confession,
Mr.. Selden said.
After explaining that Capt RoS-
enbluth first approached him four
days before the shooting, Pothier's
statement says:
"On the next day or the might
thereafter I again met Capt. Rosen-
bluth and he asked me If remem-
bered what he said TO me the Other
night about firing a pistol. / an.
swered yes He then asked me il
[ had any idea what it was fo=.
answered no He then said. "
want 10 get Maj. Cronkheit'
asked him what he meant and hC
said, I want to kill him
Asked His Reasons.
II asked what his reasons were
for wanting me 10 kill the major
and he said, because we want g
get him out OF the way
The alleged confession then stated
as given out by Mr.. Selden, that
Rosenbluth told Pothier precisely
what he was TO do and promise
him protection and then continues.
"Rosen bluth said, BE sure that yoa
hit him in a good place so he won't
have a chance TO say anything.
"I asked Rosenbluth what I wa
to do after I shot Cronkheit and ne
said: You never mind. I will Ee
somewhere around and when I SEE
him fall I viii run up and grab
him. Then I will yell for a doctor
and get him down there and we VIII
go about it just as if he shot him
self. If there are any questions
asked I will tell them he shot him
self accidentally. was 10 50
nothing, Rosenbluth told me"
Everything happened as SEIZED
uled, Pothier stated in his alleged
confession, and Maj. Cronkheit wa
shot in the right breast. After tn,
shooting POthier described IN,
scene as follows.
Heard Another Shot.
"As Cronkheit fell 7 heard an.
CONTINUED on PAGE FOUR
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-17
FATALITY LIST
PLACED AT IS:
MANY INJURED
Breaking in Texas. Tornado
Sweeps From Arkansas
10 Georgia.
Birmingham. Memphis an d
Rome. Ca. Affected
Start Relief Funds.


MEMPHIS. Tenn Arrl u.s.
Seventy-fve persons reported dead.
several hundred injured auu prom
erty damage roughly estimated i-
the millions made mp tho toll ~
series Of tornadoes which broke
late yesterday in northeast Texas
and swept eastward today over Ser-
lions Of five states into Georgia.
Arkansas with so persons rcnor.-
ed killed i'm Hampstead and Miller
counties. suffered the heaviest loss
Of life Tn Alabama The number OF
dead was estimated st ten. seven
were killed in Texas and six in
Mississippi. In Tennessee. the othe.
state which felt the effects of tho
storm, no fatalities wcr, reported
Owing 90 interrupted wire COM
munications only fraEmensary rec
ports had been received tonicc-
from tho sections reported 90 have
suffered the greatest loss.
Continue search.
Relief parties tonight stU were
searching the storm ssweft area.
and until they report the FUN toll
taken by the wind viii not De
known.
The storm apparently broke In
Smith county Texas. swept sections
Of Good. GreSs. case and Bowie
counties and passed into Miller AMI
Hampstead counties. Arkansas
where the reported dead list tonight
had reached 80. six of the seven
persons killed i'm Texas were crushed
to death when their homes in the
village OF Avinger were wrecked.
Crossing into Arkansas the storm
skirted the town of Texarkana ami
cut swath a half mile wide
through a heavily wooded section
or Miller and Hampstead counties.
Near Hope. Hampstead county
the list OF reported dead tonight
had reached 20. Is others wei
said TO have lost their lives near the
, town OF Prescott. and like num-
/ Der north of Texarkana Five PEI
sons were reported killed a. Stcen
a small town near columbus in
eastern Mississippi and one ar son
tag, Is miles east OF Brookhaven.
Strikes Alabama
Leaving Mississippi. the storm
swooped down again I'm northern
Alabama. In the Aycock commuu-
ity near Tuscumbia. seven persons
were reported 90 have been killed
and three others lost their lives in
the town Of Ralph. IN TuscaIoosa
county.
In Birmingham 10 persons were
( Injured and hundred homes ~
the northern and eastern suburbs Of
that city We're damaged
I'm Memphis tarrcutiaI rain
storm damaged streets. sewers AMI
drainage canals
At Rome, Ca where the storm
struck shortly after noon. several
persons We're injured and property
CONTINUED o= PACE -FOUR
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-17
STRIKE NEW ,SNAG IN
NEW YORKDRY DRIVE

By Associated Press:
NEW YORK. ApriIk7 s.-The po-
lice drive TO make the kity dust dry
under the newsstate prohibition laws
struck anotherssnag today.
Declaring thai police aficers are
guilty Of OUTRAGEOUS conduct when
they raid and arrest without war
rants in liquor Bases. Magistrate
Rosenblatt in Washington Heights
court dismissed a complaint against
Walter Jacobs. alleged bartender in
an uptown hotel. and issued sum-
monses for two detectives who ar
rested him without a warrant
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-17
ASK EDWARDS TO HEAD
ANTI-BLUE LAW CLUB

NEW YORK. April 16.-Chair-
manship OF a national anti-blue or
ganization today was rendered to
Gov Edward !. Edwards. OF New
Jersey. The governor took the offer
under Amusement. In the event of
acceptance the executive is expect
ed to make known purposes and
aims OF the organization at a ban
quet here April %, given by the
citizens committee Of the state Of
New York in honor OF citizens OPP
posed TO government by blue laws 4"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-17
Hoover Resigns as
Head of Engineers
Saws Position in Cabinet Pre-
vents Him From Direct
ing Activities.
By Associated Press


PHILADELPHIA. Pa. April IS
Herbert Hoover. secretary OF COM
merce, today resigned as president
Of the American Engineers council
OF the Federated American Engine
ers' societies. The resignation was
accepted at the closing session Of
the council He gave as his reasons
the fact that the council by its
constitution was engaged In further
ing national activities which in
vo!ve legislation and that he. as a
member Of the executive branch Of
the government. could not consis-
tent,y direct such activities as an
officer OF the Council.
The council IN a resolution Of
regret ar the resignation. voted Mr.
Hoover an appreciation OF his lead
ership during the organization
period OF the council
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-17
WHOLE COUNTRY IN
: THROES OF STORM
Scores Injured and Property
Damaged in Chicago
Snow in Milwaukee.

By Associated Press:
CHICAGO. Ill., April Snow
stormos and gales that I'm mann.
places were reported 10 be tho worst
IN the history or tho local weather
bureaus. swept an area from the
Rocky mountains % the Atlantic
states today. Railroad and wire
traffic was Interrupted I'm MANY
places and thousands OF dollars
damage was caused 10 property and
crops
The worst spring storm in the his
int of Chicago swept the city. caus-
Ing injuries 70 SCORES Of persons and
considerable property damage. A
30 mile gale followed By snow. slret
and rain combined 20 obstruct traffic
IN come please 10 level communica-
tion wires.
Temperatures below freezing w,rs
forecast tonight for northern Illinois
and other adjacent states. The
worst blizzard OF the year was re-
pcrted from Wisconsin. where a
foot Of snow fell IN Milwaukee and
nearby communit.es Traffic Of all
kinds was delayed.
Traffic Interrupted.
Railroad and wire traffic were aid
% boz Interrupted throughout N-brar-
ka. Ten 10 fourteen inches OF snow
fell in the western portion ~ the
state. Temperatures were az low az
20 degrees above zero.
All April records We're broken ir
Iowa by the snowstCrru that began
last night and swept the entire
state today. Des Noines reno-ted
FIVE 20 SIX inches OF snow in most
sections Of the state.
The storm swept east through
Michigan. carrying with II a great
hail storm that was most severe
near Detroit
The local weather bureau tonight
said that indications We're that tho
fruit crop OF the central west has
been destroyed vherevcr 10 was in
the path OF the storm
The high wind carrying snow and
hal, were more destructive .0 the
fruit than the low temperature. IL
was said.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-17
THANKS!
The Ladies and
Men Whose Good
Names Will Put
City Manager
Government Up
To People Are
Congratulated
By Committee

Exactly 3.612 names sign
ed in ink or indelible pencil
are ready for filing with the
city clerk tomorrow - and
others may be added by cir
culators who have not yet re-
ported.
Splendid work and every work
er a volunteer; no conscripts! The
movement grow out Of a public
knowledge that the Indiana as
sembly had made it possible. a
popular knowledge of how the
system works. and a desire for
il on the part Of the masses.
It means that the people are
tired of government Of the poll
ticians by the politicians. and for
the politicians and will try to
set up a government of the peo-
pie. by the people. and for the
people. with politics eliminated
substituting efficiency In public
service for inemciency and parti-
san plums.
Dame rumor, however. has 1t
that the battle has only begun;
that the party organizations and
candidate cliques. are still in
disposed 10 afford the people this
opportunity 10 determine for
themselves the kind Of govern
ment they Will live under. The
word Is even said 10 have come
from state organizations for local
machines 70 do everything pos
sible 20 prevent the people wrench
ing from the politicians their sys-
tenn Of government X remains 20
be seen how far they will so.
But meanwhile. thanks, And
become a booster at once. insist
ent upon your right 10 have this
issue put UP 10 the people. as the
law contemplates. and without pc
litical clubbing or hypercritical
technical DELAYS. Responsibility
for any attempt TO thwart the
proper course of these petitions
up 10 the very election petitioner
FOR merits the contempt of every
petitioner-and OF whomsoever
else believes i'm government OF. by
and for the people.
The committee Will call a meet
Ing OF petitioners as soon as the
date for the election is set at
which the siEners. themselves.
may form an organization for the
campaign that Is 10 follOw-the
campaign OF education leading up
20 the election.
Remember Il is your movement.
The committee thanks each petit
toner individually. but in behalf
OF all petitioners. as we'll as them
selves, they were only a self-con-
stituted neucleus around which
the movement has revolved.
Somebody had 20 do IL.
Your petition will be prop
erly presented to the city clerk
and your interests as petition
ers looked after. until the time
when the calling of the gen
eral meeting is ripe.
Again Thanks!
COMMlSSlON-MANAGER
PETITION COMMITTEE
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-17
Maybe Bebe yiH
Appear in "Ten
Nights in Jail

ny ultiudkl1lIl news service
SANTA ANA Cal. April 15-Be-
be Daniels motion picture star. con-
victed by a jury on March IS q
speeding or an Orange county high
way one day last January. and who
was given jail sentence Of ten days
by Justice Cox. nemesis Of spcedors.
awoaSe this morning from the first
night OF her Incarceration She was
heard humming a song and did not
appear 20 be discouraged over the
plight which she said was caused by
a leaking radiator on the day she
was picked up while travelling. an
officer testified, ar a clip OF 56.25
miles an hour.
She enjoyed a hearty but simple
brea kfast.
Miss Daniels had the company OF
her mother. Mrs. Phyllis Daniels.
last night. Sheriff Jackson havine
consented 10 allow the parent to oc-
cupy part Of a large steel cell on the
second floor OF the Jail.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-17
SHOT BY BOY.

bN AsHIF-IaLEu TIENH-
SHELBYVILLE. Ind. April 16.-
William Rogers. 50 years old. was
shot and probably fatally wounded
today by Roy Koch. 10 years old,
with whom Rogers had been play
ing Koch said he did not know
the gun was loaded and Rogers, be-
fore being removed 20 an Indianap-
oils hospital made a statement in
which he declared the bay was not
TO blame for the shooting.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-17
LAF0LLETTE FLAYS
CAPITAL LOBBYISTS
Wisconsin Senator Says Army
of Lobbyists Menace to
American People.

Rv Associated Press
WASHINGTON. April 16.-The
great issue before the American peo-
ple today IS the control OF their
own government. Sen. Robert VI La
toilette or Wisconsin. declared I'm am
address tonight 90 the founders of
the Peoples Legislative Service"
A mighty power has been builded
n this country I'm recent years. so
strong yet 50 inSidious and far
reaching I'm its Influence Sen La
toilette said. chat mon are rravely
Ynquiriug whether its iron grip on
government and business can ever
be broken.
again and again &c has proved
strong enough to nominate the can
6idate FOR both parties To has dom
mated the organization of leEisla-
tive bodies. state and national. and
OF the committees which frame leg
fs1atfon. Its influence has been felt
IN cabinets and On the policies Cf add
n,inistratiou and has been clearly
seen I'm the appointment OF prose
cutting officers and selection of
Judges. This great power which has
taken from the American people he
control OF their own government is
the product of monopoly and organ
Ted greed.
Lobbyist Army.
Declaring that never before had
sbe national capital attracted SO
r1enacing an army OF lobbyists seek
ing from the representatives Of the
people unjust concessions 20 special
interests" Sen Iafoilette named 10
great combinations of financial
mower which maintain active organ
izatfous i'm washington"
The organizations mentioned were
the United states chamber OF com
E.ferce. National Association Of Man
: ufacturers. American Association Of
Meat Packers. National Coal assoc
citation wholesale Coal Dealers as
ISOLATION. National Petroleum assoc
citation. National Water Power assoc
citation. National Lumber Manufac-
furers' association and the National
Association FOR Protection of Ameri-
can Rights IN Mc1iaa
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-17
WITHDRAW Z. S. NAVAL
FORCE FROM ADRIATIC
BY Associated Press

BY Associated Press.
WASHINGTON. April 16.-With-
drawal Of American naval forces
from the Adriatic. where the United
States has maintained a small naval
force since the war. was announced
today by Sec'y Daniels.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-17
Stakes Future
Of Children i'm
Tom Marriage
Andrews First Wife to Ask
Law to Determine Legal
ity of BetrOthal.

NEW YORK. April 16.-Would
you give your husband. the father
Of your children. 10 another, 4
younger. prettier woman - the
woman he had brought into Your
home and put in your place. before
your very eyes?
Yes" answers Mrs. Maud
Augusta Haynes Andrews, and her
attorney announces she is suing fo~
divorce from Herbert Thornton An
drews, the New York broker.
Meanwhile Mrs. Esther Marie
TatnaU Andrews claims she is the
brokers' true wife" and clings II
him.
This is the family melodrama
which has been flung before New
Workers just as they We're turning
attention from the Stillman and
Stokes cases-divorce suits which
resemble the Andrews case in at
least one roint:
Little children are the real vic
TINS. They are John Andrews.
aged 8, and Harley Andrews, aged
9. the latter an invalid.
Heart lie NCdkcnS.
The tragedy is the old story of a
woman who married a man younger
than herself and then was unable 10
hold his affection when she entered
the forties-even though they had
two children to bind them together.
Andrews is 30, a hustler who has
made a success of his chain Of
brokerage houses
Mrs. Andrews No. I is A. the
daughter Of a prominent New Eng
land family, who had been divorced
when she met Andrews.
Mrs. Andrews No. > is %, and
was a stenographer in Pittsbu z
when she left her position to marry
Andrews
The L years difference in their
ages was already a tragic source of
worry to the first Mrs Andrews, she
says. when her husband entered
their fiat in Jersey City one evening
last January and introduced the
pretty young woman with him by
saying:
Mother. I have married Esther.
But you're welcome to remain herr
il you wish"
For 10 weeks or 80. the two
women and the two children lived
with Andrews in the flat. Both
called Andrews Daddy" Tn
neighbors often saw the second
Mrs. Andrews taking the first Mrs
Andrews children out for an airing.
Sometimes the first Mrs. An
drews went driving with her invalid
child while the second Mrs An
drews took the healthy boy for a
drive-for Andrews had provided
each wife with a car
Future at Stake.
Peculiar legal questions are IN
volved in the case. Andrews posi-
lively denies ne is a bigamist, in act
or intent
The laws Of Connecticut. where
Andrews married the second time.
provide that there can be no pros
ecuuon for bigamy i'm that state IN
less il could be shown that the big
amous marriage was consum mated
within its boundaries.
Justice Alice O'Neiu Of Green
wich. Conn. who performed the
marriage ceremony. says Mr. Ar
drews stated he never had been
previously married"
And that seems TO be Andrews
contention and explanation
SO the first Mrs. Andrews divorce
suit resolves itself not only into a
surrender OF her husband. the
father of her two boys. but into n
proceeding 10 prove her declaration
that she was mis- wife legally as well
as IN fact.
This she saws. must be proved
beyond any question 10 the world.
for the honor OF our two children"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-17
THRwEArHER

Indiana: Generally cloudy Sunday colder
IN south portion. Monday f7I with rising
temperature.
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HOUSE to CAUCUS ON new TARIFF bull
NOT RECOMMEND
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