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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-18
PLYMOUTH

The Basket factory force, includ-
ing managers and employees. num-
ber-ing about 200. spent Saturday at
Culver. enjoying an a1-day picnic of
boating, swimming and bathing, and
a big picnic dinner
Miss Alfalfa Barclay, niece Of Mr.
and Mrs c. A Wills. who has spent
three weeks at the Wills home, re-
turned to her home at Pittsburg on
Friday.
Kiss Carol Ldnkenhelt is spending
a week in Chicago. the guest Of her
cousin. Sue Bailey.
The Queen Esther circle met az
the home OF Miss Martha Tanner.
Friday evening.
The Daughters Of Isabella held
their meeting Thursday evening, at
(which time Rev. Leonnartz address
ed the ladies on Unity
Mrs. Norman Norris OF Culver VS.
tied In Plymouth Thursday.
Raymond Metsker purchased the
Argos hotel with all furnishings and
equipment Thursday. He will get
possession August /.
Members OF the Plymouth Cum
try club held a business meeting
Friday evening at c. b. L. Of 1.
hall
Mrs. Ray Goodwill was called to
indianapolis Friday by the serious
illness OF her mother.
DR.. Preston Sturdevant and Rol-
and Metsker went to Michigan City
Friday and from there will go 20
Chicago for a vacation trip of d
couple OF days.
Frank Redd arrived in the city
Thursday evening from Boston and
spent a day with his sister, Mrs.
Henry Hall. He left Friday for his
home at Muskogee, Oklahoma.
Directors and members Of the
planning committee Of the Country
club visited the Rochester Country
club Friday 20 get general ideas as
70 laying out grounds and suggest
i've plans for the building they are
contemplating erecting at Pretty
lake.
Word was received by Mrs. L. Z.
Steinbach OF the death OF Mrs. Julia
Blain's mother. Mrs. Klone. at Van
Vert. Ohio, Thursday night.
Henry r. Miller was adjudged in
sane and is held in Jail pending re-
moval 20 L3ngcliffe at Logansport.
Miss Jeanette Emerson is spend
ing the Weekend in Chicago AS
guest OF her sister, Frances Emer-
|. son. who is attending Chicago uni
Nversity.
Twenty boys and girls Of the Ep-
worth League of the NJ. +. church
viii leave next Tuesday for Battle
Ground. via auto, where they viii
attend the Epworth League insti-
tute Rev. and Mrs. O. T. Martin
will accompany them. The league
viii give a social on the lawn Of
the church Saturday evening to raise
means 90 assist in expenses.
a military funeral Will be given
Donald Bryan Sunday afternoon at
the VI. r church. The American
Legion viii have charge OF the fun
eral. which will be OF A full military
order Rev. G. ". Titus, pastor Of
the First Christian church. Misha-
waka. viii preach the sermon.
Isaac Holly and Mrs. Ella Espich.
both formerly OF this city. but now
Of Van Vert. Ohio. were married az
that city on July 3.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-18

I lach" cottage at Clear Lake resort
and viii remain there with their
family until September I.
A Harvest Festival = being plan
ned by the merchants OF Buchanan
as special inducement TO brinE
people residing in the rural districts
% Buchanan on Wednesdv and sat
urday nights. Tickets will De given
out oy the merchants with each pur-
chase and prizes viii be awarded on
Wednesday and Saturday nights. At
the close OF the Festival an automo-
bile viii be awarded 10 the person
holding the lucky number.
Mrs Charles Miller. who has been
seriously III. IS somewhat improved.
Charles Boone IS convalescing
from his recent illness.
Miss Ruth Vite has returned from
a visit with relatives in Detroit.
George Eabtcht OF Chicago IS en-
/ joying a two weeks vacation with
his family at Clear Lake resort.
AT the band concert I'm Buchanan
: Wednesday evening. $50 automobiles
were parked throughout the bust
/ ness section OF town. This IS con-
sidered a record number for this
] time Of year on account Of the many
rural people who do not come to the
band concerts during the harvest
easOn.
Herbert Roe has purchased a new
Jordan touring car.
An invN tion has been Issued by
the ladies' of the South Bend Coun-
try club TO the ladies Of the Niles
Buchanan Country club inviting
them 10 attend and participate in a
ladies golf tournament 10 be staged
at the South Bend Country club on
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-18

ally observe the speed and closed
muffler ordinances.
Marcus Treat was a business visit
tor in Niles Friday afternoon.
Osmond schriver OF Bsrien
Springs visited friends in Buchanan
Thursday evening.
Miss Lucille Hathaway Of Augusta,
Mich. Is the guest OF Miss Cleo
Portz at her home on Clark street.
Harve Bristol IL planning a motor
trip 10 California and VIII start
westward about the first week Of
August.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Clark are the
parents OF son born Wednesday.
July Is.
Miss Teresa walker and Mrs. T..
r Van Every are enjoying a weeks
vacation trip at South Haven. Mich.
Jacob Long remains very 81 al the
home OF his son. John Long. who
resides on South Portage street.
Mr.. and Mrs Dell Bolster have
moved their household goods 10
Benton Harbor, and are now resid-
ing in that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. B. Ross have re-
turned from business trip 20 Col
umbus, Ohio.
The Clark Tructractor Co. OF this
place continues 20 make delivery OF
their product in all parts or the
world as evidenced by a shipment OF
two tructraCtors 20 London, Eng
land, last month. he machines
will be used there for construction
work. Eight OF the machines We're
SHIPPED 20 cities in the United states
during the month Of June.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Hague Of
South Bend have rented the Pot
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-18

SAN FRANCISCO. July 1-.-How.
ard smith. %. an air mail pilot was
killed sunday near Marina by the
three hundred foot fan OF his 1aans
az he started on his regular trip &c
Reno
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-18
SYSTEM OF SELECTVE
IMMIGRATION URGED

WASHINGTON. July 1.-THE re-
quire1nent that Immigrants before
sailing for the United states must
have their passports vized by Amer
lean consuls would be made perma-
nent. with some notifications. under
a bill introduced Saturday by Chair
man Johnson Of the house immigra-
ton committee.
Mr.. Johnson said The bill provided
a system of selective immigration
such as has been advocated for many
years by the most advanced students
OF our immigration departments.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-18

? Clarence Tallman % Benton Har-
Dor is visiting his grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. c. ". Tallman.
Two hundred members Of the Ger
man Baptist sunday school Of 81.
Joseph held their annual picnic in
Fishers grove. Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph UIrich and
son. Richard. Of Chicago. are Wis
itors al the home OF Mr.. Ulrich's
sister. Mrs. A. Wetmore.
The Aid society Of the Baptist
church met Wednesday afternoon
with Mrs W. Fletcher for work.
Mrs. Jewell piuey has returned
from a few days visit with her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Her
furth. in s.. Joseph
Robert SfcCombs. with his family
OF South Bend is a visitor az the
home OF his sister. Mrs T. II. Lohr.
Mrs Lena Renuie. with her
daughter. Miss Floss.e az Ann Ar
Dor - A visitor az the home Of her
mother. Mrs Mary Rennie.
The United Brethren church VIII
hold special services Sunday in OBJ
servance Of the first anniversary in
their new church building Bishop
n. II Fout OF Indianapolis. Rev o..
r Pilgrim OF Grand Rapids and
REV. Curtis -. Sickafoose OF south
Bend. viii take part in the days
program Following the service.
the dedication % the church lot on
Ferry street. Will take place
Miss Rachel Pratt OF Watervliet.
was a guest Of Miss Alice Richard
son. Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Pear BurEoyne o.
Buchanan visited relatives here
wednesday.
p. F. DnIey attended the annual
picnic OF jewelers. al Sister Lakes
Mrs. Thurtell and daughter. lone.
OF Bent ton Harbor. were guests n.
the home OF Or. and Ms. F. A. Mil
Ter. wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs Albert Arlnk have
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-18
TERRE COUPE

Mrs. John Zigler, who spent sew
eral months at I4aporte recuperating
from her long illness. has improved
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-18
from Nedrbu Towns

had - their guests this week the
formers mother from Holland ana
brother from Jackson. Mich.
George Murphy. who has been al
AZ his home the past week. suffering
with blood poison. is improving
While in bathing. he received a
scratch on his leg which became in
fccted and ne has been under he
care ~ physician.
William Small while crossing the
river bridge ON his way 20 work at
the Kawneer factory In Niles. was
thrown from his motorcycle. sprain-
Ing both ankles
Mrs. Annie Dougan has returned
from visit at the home Of her
daughter. in ST. Joseph.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-12
Everyday Id Ventures

Thoughts OF a Boston Terrier
I'D like 20 know what's coming
or today, I've had a bath and a
rub and now ms masters wife has
Jus, pa, nay best studded collar on
me Wonder II IT'S my birthday
THE phone bells been rinEing a
lot today and 7 heard Mrs. Woods
talking % some people about me.
SEE told one Of Them chat I was a
very well trained dog It's a good
thing she's forgotten the time 7
chewed up her goOd shoes-but I
was awful young then
Vow she's bringing man and a
little boy in 20 look az me Say
I've made a hit with that Kid
Guess I'll roll over and play with
him
More people-rwo ladies' this
time they're very pleasant but
they dont look as though they
cared much FOR Ilay.uE tag.
What do you think % that2 The
little boys father has bought me
and I'm going home with them. DO
you know what's happened I've
been advertised for sale in tho
classified columns OF The News
Times-that's what brought all
those phone calls and these people.
Bow! Gr-r-r-r-R-', Cleaning.
7 might have known that"
Copyright. 1921, by Basil J.. smith,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-12
FIND BODY OF CHILD
IN CELLAR OF CABIN

MOOR ESTOWCC. ". J.. June IL
he body of seven year Old Matilda
Russo. who had been missing since
last Saturday evening. was found TO-
day buried in the cellar Of a. negro
shack not more than so yards from
her home. The child had been
stripped II clothing and the throat
and abdomen deeply cut or hacked.
She was the daughter Of Michael
Russo. a tailor.
Police Of Burlington and Camden
counties tonight are seeking Lewis
Lively. a 50 year Old negro. in whose
cellar the mutlated body was found
The crime was discovered yesterday
and kept secret by the authorizes
for q hours. in hope Of capturing
the negro and the fear that If r. be-
came known summary vengeance
might descend upon him because a
the infamed sentiment Of the towns
people.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-12
TWO INJURED AS
CAR HITS BICYCLE
Mrs. E. Humphre y and
Frances Burake Painfully
Hurt in Accident.

Mrs. Ernest Humphrey, 421 E.
Howard st, and Miss Frances Burake
Is years old. Evanston. Il, We're
painfully injured in an automobile
accident about 4:30 O'Clock Saturday
afternoon The accident occurred
at St. Louis and jefferson blvds. The
police ambulance was summoned.
but both Of the injured persons had
been taken care Of by friends.
Mrs. Humphrey was riding in an
automobile with her son, William.
and Miss Burake was rideing a b.
cycle. Mr.. Humphrey, IL is said, in
attempting 70 avoid striking the girl,
drove his machine into a lamp-post
also striking the rear wheel OF Miss
Burake's bicycle. Miss Burake suff-
cred injuries 10 her right knee. while
Mrs Humphrey was cut about the
body BY falling glass Considerable
damage was done 70 the automobile
and the bicycle.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-12
PHYSICAL ROW IS
N4RROWLY AVERTED
At FRAUD HEARING


81 booking arrangement and record
ing but not duplicating eNpendi-
lures
You've been living off Newberry
and his friends down In Detroit ever
since this campaign havn't YOU"
Mr.. Lucking demanded and Judge
NIuddn. Newberry counsel. exclaimed
that the question was nasty, dirty
common" aand that the witness did
nor have 20 answer.
"Aw shut up" Lucking retorted,
clearing for action. Chairman Spen-
Ger. after enforcing a truce. drew
from the witness an answer that the
question and all IT'S implication was
positively untrue.
Paul IL King, Newberry's cam
paien manager was cross-examined
by Alfred Lucking for Ford on Nle
general question Of Sen. Newberry's
familiarity with the campaign. 7
didn't take up the question Of finan-
ces with him" he said TO the repeat
ed question. "hecause I knew John
:. Newberry CHE senator's brother)
VS. financing the campaign and that
I was practically unlimited as 20 the
expenditure"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-12
FT. WAYNE WOMAN IS
HONORED BY STATE
Mrs. Carina Warrington is
Named State Juvenile Pro-
baton Officer.

ELKHART, Ind. June 11.-Au
the women OF Indiana were hon
ored today in the appointment OF
Mrs Carina G. Warrington OF Fort
Wayne as state juvenile probation
officer. This appointment, coming
so closely upon that OF Miss Blanche
Merry Of Rensselaer, as state school
attendance officer, clearly demon
strates the part women are playing
in public affairs of today The posi-
ton Of state PROBATION officer was
created by the genera assembly Of
1921, when it ordered that such an
officer should be appointed by the
governor within 80 days after the
law goes into effect The law fur
Their provides that a person we'll
trained In juvenile work shall be ap-
pointed, and that the officer shall
cooperate with and supervise the
work OF the local probation officers.
The qualifications OF an local pro-
baton officers shall be prescribed
by the state official
"A person we'll trained in juvenile
work"-how aptly the phrase de-
scribes Mrs, Warrington. On May
23rd she was appointed Judge OF the
Fort Wayne Lolice court by Judge
Frank Mungovan-the first woman
10 sit as judge over any court in the
state OF Indiana. Mrs. Warrington
IS an attorney. a member Of the
Allen county bar. and most impor-
tant OF all, IS at present, attorney
for the Fort Wayne juvenile court.
OF particular interest to the In
diana League Of Women Voters Is
this appointment OF Mrs. Warning
ton, for she has served In many I'm
portant capacities for the organiza-
don. At present she is the chair
man OF the state committee on the
unifCation OF laws concerning
women. and through that committee
she submitted a mothers pension
bill 70 the National League Of
Women Voters. in session in Cleve-
land. which was adopted by the na-
tional committee TO be used as a
model bill for all states interested IN
promoting such legislation.
In speaking or the appointment.
Mrs. a II. Beardsley. president OF
the Indiana League OF Women
Voters said today. Il am very
happy in the choosing Of Mrs War
rington as state Juvenile probation
officer. The League OF Women
Voters IN It's state convention. May
g. passed a resolution asking that
a woman be appointed probation
officer. and we are delighted that
woman so capable. and so extreme
~ weu fitted for the position has
been chosen. We feel that il Is an
honor conferred upon one well quail
fled for the work
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-12
TRAVELLER TO TELL
OF TRIP TO ORIENT
Minneapolis Man to Entertain
" Officials at Luncheon
Tuesday Noon.

A dinner viii be given IN the Com
rnunity room OF the y. NJ. c. A TO
members or the board OF directors.
trustees and invited guests Tuesday
noon for r. j. Copper. president OF
the North Western Wooden CO. Of
Minneapolis and president Of the
Minneapolis Y. NJ @. A.
Mr.. Copper served overseas during
the was and since that time has been
travelling through china, Japan and
other foreign countries and he will
speak 10 the members and guests on
his experiences and tho conditions
In these countries.
With Mr.. Couper will be NJ. r.
Fowler who was a private secretary
10 Sherwood Eddie During his trip
around the world and who has been
in X. NJ c. A service in India re-
Gently.
Besides speaking at this meeting
Couper will address the entire staff
OF the 7 Dr. c. A. on Tuesday morn
ing and wednesday night he will
speak 10 the Y. NJ. Q. A junior boys
in the boys building OF the ~
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-12
SIX RECIPES TO
DRAW PRIZES IN
WEEKS CONTEST
Success of First Competition
Causes News-Times to
Increase Awards.


400" ie0'pe ooiI'eS- p1-
VI" oS me weekly Market basAel de-
partment Of the News-T Times was
such a big success the first week.
that six recipes Va, draw nrizas this
week instead OF the one recipe. The
new arraneement means -ba+ the frs-
prize recipe win draw for 5-s oriri-
uat0r a cash prize OF So. The next
five best reclpes WIN draw prizes
OF 81 each. SUGGESTIONS from wom-
en- throughout northern Indiana and
southern 8Lchiean are now pouring
into The News-T.mes Office address
ed TO the Market Basket department.
revealing the unusual interest beinE
manifested.
Mrs. Homer p. Morley. Of Blu
Chanau Mich. was awarded the
cash prize for sending in the best
recipe the first week of the con-
test. Her recipe. which was for the
making of a salad. was published on
the weekly market pares of this
newspaper Friday afternoon and
Saturday morning and won for her
a prize of IS. Nearly 100 recipes
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-12

WASHINGTON. June IL. Jo-
sephus Daniels. former secretary Of
the navy. whose controversy with
rear Admiral Sims made naval his
tory during the Wilson administra-
tion was asked by the international
News service 10 express an opinion
on the latest eScapade Of the vol
uble admiral in London.
Today this message was received
from Secy Daniels ar his home IN
Raleigh. y. c..
II have no asbestos handy.
would not express myself on any
thing else.
(Signed) "Josephus Daniels
Copyright International News Ser
vice.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-12
Mother, Daughter
and grandmother
Held for Murder
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CONTINUED From Page ID
It's a lie" Mrs. Kaber declared
when told Of her daughters state
ment.
Consc!ence's still small voice had
broken the Wills OF her mother AMI
daughter. but Mrs. Kaber was still
uumoved
Police questioned Mrs Kaber for
several days. She would not change
her denial OF participation in the
crime. though twice she attempted
suicide
Then for - hours Mrs. Kaber and
Miss McArdIe were "sweated" By
the New York police without let-up.
Both broke down shortly after
they were confronted with each
other
Mrs Kaber confessed that she
hired two men 10 beat up" Kaber;
that she paid a woman at Sandusky
800 to secure the men for her: that
she put poison In Kaber's food, but
did not know it was poison.
She said that she did not know
the name Of either OF the men. She
secured the poison from the San
dusky woman. She said IL was ito
cure Kaber OF Objectionable habits
Miss NcArdle's story conflicts with
that Of her mother. She says the
amount % have been paid the San
dusky woman for securing the men
was 5000
Police have one OF the men under
arrest. They charge that he is a
member Of a BLACK Hand" gang.
Psychic influence played a large
part in the affairs OF Mrs. Kaber.
She frequently visited clairvoyants
and mind readers.
Mrs. Mary Wade, self-styled
mind reader" tells Of visits Mrs.
Kaber made TO her.
In a signed statement she de-
clares that Mrs. Kaber asked her 20
kill Dan Kaber through supernat-
ural powers. She alleges Mrs. Ka-
Der promised 10 pay her a large sum
II she would do away with Kaber.
When Mrs Kaber stands trial she
will also face a second medium.
The LOlice charge this medium
helped TO dispose OF silverware sup
posed 20 have been stolen from the
Kaber home.
In ALL eight are implicated in
Kaber's murder-the three who
have confessed. two men accused Of
the actual stabbing and another, a
relative OF Mrs. Kaber charged
with aiding IN the plans. and two
women who acted as agents in Sc
curing the slayers
Little old Moses Kaber rocks to
and fro in contentment at his home.
The greatest task Of his life Is I'm
ished
Money" That. he says, was the
cause Of the crime He declares
that Kaber's murder followed an
announcement Of his plan 10 change
his Will.
But one OF the mediums Mrs. Ka-
Der consulted declares that she
wanted 10 be rid Of her husband be-
cause she had fallen in love with
another man. a college professor.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-12
MYSTERY Wells
RAIL ACCIDENT
Search Fails to Reveal Body
of Man Believed Killed
Near Lydick.

What has become of the body Of
an unidentified man whose body was
seen hurting through the air at
Lydlck early Saturday while a New
York Central passenger train was
taking water al Lydick?
The South Bend police are mysti-
fed SO is the towerman at Lvdick.
who saw the mans body thrown high
into the air and then disappear SO
is Robert PurTen. the itinerant COM
psnion Of the unidentified mar
Purren told a weird story at police
headquarters here early Saturday.
He trembled violently as he poured
out his story 20 the police.
Purren told the police he and the un-
identified man. who was a stranger
TO him, were riding a freight train.
AS the freight approached the water
hole at Lydick they saw that an ap-
preaching passenger train was about
to take water. They saw that their
position on the freight was periIous,
Purren says that he hurried from
that part Of the freight, and called
TO his companion 20 follow. He said
lLldL the ST. anger u-4 not LD44QW NAfll.
Fails TO Find Body.
u looked back where The man was
seated" Purren said, "but he was
not there. I looked between and
under the freight cars. but I could
not find him. believe he has been
killed"
A few minutes after Purren had
told his story to the police. mes
sage reached police eadQuarters
from the towerman at LydicE. saying
that the towerman had seen the
body hurting through the air.
The police made an invest5 CATION
Saturday but they were unable %
find any trace Of the unidentified
man. They believe that Il IS possible
that he escaped serious injury by be-
ing thrown among the shrubs along
the right Of way. They also say that
II is possible that the man caught
the freight after he had struck ths
ground.