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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-27

hammond

Ecttor TINEs:-Tou NAV annouue. 60
Jne voters Of Hammond That am a rsn.
oioete Tor reorganization FOR m orTirs
oI Mayor, on the Republican ticket sub
lsct 20 the wishes OF the voters a. tbs
primaries in May.
DANIEL. BROWN
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Esther Tatnall Andrews. the
Young woman whom Herbert
Thornton Andrews brought to his
home as his second wife to live IN
der the same roof with his first
wife, apparently has lost out. She
has gone into hiding and reports
from New York, where Andrews
and his wives lived. hint at a
reconciliation between him and his
first wife, Mrs. Maude Augusta
Haines Andrews.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-27

Editor TINES Please announce to The
voters OF the Fifth Ward. East C'htca 20,
that I will be a candidate for Alder
man on tho Republican ticket subject to
the decision of the primaries. May 3rd.
ROBERT C. SMITH.
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Editor TIHEs-Pleaae announces % tbs
voters Of the Fourth Ward, Hammond.
that I will be a candidate for the offi6>
OF Alderman on the republican ticket.
subject TO tho primaries on May SRI
GEO. NJ SLACK
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-27

Editor TINES Please announce 70 49,
voters Of Hammond that ! am \ cant
fats for the Office OF city Treasurer or
The republican ticket, subject 70 the pr.
marles. May 3rd, 1921.
T. t. HARTzLER
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-27

Emtor TnaEs;-Pleass announces 20
candidate for denomination 10 us a.
Iles or council-at-larEo. subject TO tbs
Hsp1 biican primaries lu May
GEORGE O9WECO
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MIKE KosCIErr1AR

Ecitor TIKEs;-Pleese announces to
the voters Of the Seventh Ward Ind
ana aarbor, that I will Be a candida -
publican ticket. subject to no prlrnarls "a
Nay ard. 1871.
PETER COUVELD.
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Editor TINEs:-Wu YOU kindly .~-
noCnce 10 the voters ~ IamrnonA 10 +.
! shall be n ecodfdate Tor Mayor On d..
beTnocrat tic ticket subject tH -he III.
maries 10 b% held. May 1927.
I'D. SIMON.
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ron CTTT rGxAsUEEn

Editor TIME Kindly announce th-'
] am candidate for the nonia-ti,,
Tor Clty Treasurer Of Hammond Al
Jcct 10 the decision q the Republic
voters Al tba Primaries on Nay 2rd
1921.
WAITED 7. RIEI. EFRT.n
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-27

Editor TI1sEs:-Please announce to tho
voters Of Hammond that I am a candi-
date for the republican nomination for
Councilman-at-larRe. subject TO the
wishes Of the voters at the primaries,
May 3. 1921.
ERHARD HOLMBERG.
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CIGARETTE: BUSINESS BAROMETER

Were the question put. what provides in
OF business conditions? Possibly everything
would be suggested before guess the article
the OF which enables treasury department. official
pulse OF the the nation at large
because iron and steel largely indust-
~ the business been held as ndicat-
ing trade conditions. and It does but get at what
the steel business IN the aggregate would be
vastly more dncul and complicated a index than
,he indicator in by the Official referred TO-
The instrument by which business conditions are
measured Is nothing than wad Of to-
bacco wrapped around with paper and known as the
cigarette. 1t tells accurately whether times flush
or otherwise; whether conditions growing better
or When times are good cigarettes are smoked
in vast numbers. The possessors are generous in
passing them around. But let a pinch come and they
tighten up not only in the number smoked their
generosity alsc. When lots cigarettes are being
smoked money reaches the treasury IN volume When
the smokers hard UP the bureau knows It
There many bitter enemies Of the cigarette
hut 1t thus seen to fill . valuable function When
better times shall know BY tho zeal with
which cigarette smoke up.
A Louisiana negro, convicted OF murder escaped
Che death penalty the sheriff "orgo to hang
linn. Now II that absent minded Official VIII only
get lock his cell door
Britons who make caustic remarks about prohibit
ion in the United States overlook a section OF
Inc continent known Canada.
Poetry may be soul food as Dr. Frank crane says
hut lot OF folks would the baseball
scores.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-27

Editor TIssEs-Please announce to the
voters of Hammond that I viii be q can
didate for Councilman at-LarEe on tina
democratic ticket, subject to the primar-
les, May 3rd.
LAWRENCE LONG.
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Editor TINES Please announces o
the voters OF the Third Ward E9ss C -
49, N1l f71 A. c-g1a..7f9 &oS a.
= .r-~--A o. t4-1 s. ..-a-s. .-.s.tay
F|Lr.-s, - S-1LczJ ..
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-27

Editor TlNEs KlEdly announce to
the voters ~ He rnmond that arr a
candidate FOR tine nomination FOR the ~
r. Of CITY Judge on tho Eepublloan
ticket. subject 10 the primaries. Ma
2rd. 1921.
DAVID . ATKINSON
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Editor TINES Please announce p.
inc voters Of Hammond THAI wil ho
candtdate Cor Mayor "n The Repubi' -..
JcNet subject % the priInqrle. Ma
5rd. 1921.
CHARLES II. FRIEDRICH.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-27

Editor TsHES:-Please announce tbs.
SIN candidate for the Office of civ
IudEe on the Republican ticket. subject
TO the primaries, Nay g.
HENRY - LEV EI. AND
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Editor TTsfrs:-P Please rnnounc. nv
nsfns es candidate for Msvor ~ 80
CITY OF whiting, Indiana, subject to 10
occasion q the Republican voters 1T ths
coming city Primaries May 3, 1921.
MARY J. CONROT.
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ron CITY nnnr

Editor TlhEs.-flease annoup-e 10
the votors Of Hammond that I viii -
candidate fo- the Office OF city Jud q
c7 ne republican ticket. subject To me
decision OF the primaries In MAY
l. J. MODJESKA
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-27

Editor Trers:-Wi1 you kindly an
n"unca to the voters ~ Hammond that
! shall be = candidate for Mayor on tn
l'ef5'.rct.e tt'Het subject To- the prf
inal.es 10 oe held MAY : 19e1
j II McGT-IRE
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Whiting

q, Auitor TfEAs:-iou rnsy announces TO
the voters OF Whiting that ! ~ "
dioste Tor denomination for tha orries
or Mayor, subject 20 The Rish0s of ths
voters At the primaries IN May
WALTER r.. SCHRA0u
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-27

Bdltor T1asEs:-Please announce to
the voters Of East Chicago that I will
bs candidate for AIdermen-at-I4arEe on
the Republican ticket, subject to the
primaries. May 5rd.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-27

Editor TIAEs-Tlease announce 70 the
voters OF whiting that an candidAte
TOT fhe Office Or city Clark on me -
publican ticket. subject to the primaries
May Srd.
HARRY Z. POWERS
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-27

Editor Tn1rs VIII you please an
] am q cand Tor Mayor on the
Democrat RE ticket by consent Of "a.
voters ut the primaries MAY 3 1891
liL2RGE i. NERM EFT
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- = = '--l'l. - !. &C., 80. = -
- q SIS ~ n 1r3. 49, c.
-t~. - q bc = t---4t.ics.- ; e, -
S...S9 OK Alderman on t.ls Ckti@Ss-J' t:~E-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-27

EDITOR T'faEs Please announce TO the
voters of East Chicaso that l am a can
oldats for tho nomination FOR Mayor on
he Citixens' Ticket
FRANK CALLAHAN
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ALBERT LEWIs

Editor ThEs:-Please announce to
De a candidate for Mayor on tho Repub-
IioIn ticket subfect to the decision OF
the May primaries
Al T7E'rpFT r-tkrTC
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-27

? olitical
Candidates
Announce
WHITING DEMOCRATIC
ANNOUNCEMENT
1he persons named below announce
TO the voters or the City OF Whiting
that they have hled their declarations
OF Intention TO become candidates In
the primary election May 8 1871. for
the Offices set opposite their names
respectively on the Democratic ticket.
ard pleoge an efficient and economic
ron 1rAron
RUSSELL F. SMITH
ron CITY CLERK
JOHN A. TOKAR RI
PoA CITY TEEAsUnHB
(Ats.J EDNA LOOLITTLE
FOE CITY JUDGE
T. JOSEPH SULLIVAN
ZOE ALDERMAN AT-LARdE
JOHN J. DUFFY
NICHOLAS z. MILLER
STEVE KAAfINgKI
CIwo 70 be norn!nated)
ALDERMAN FIRSr WARD
WILLIAM STOLL
ALDHREAN SECOND WARD
ALEX WAIsSkO
ALDERMAN THIRD WAED
ROBERT =. CURTIS
ALDERMAN FOURTH WAnD
FELIX kIZIOLKIEWI1,Z
JOSEPH K AANCHAk
zone to be n0mInated)
s-zl-10t
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-27

Poetry may be soul food Dr. Frank Crane says.
hut lot OF folks would rather insist on the baseball
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-27

Brtons who make caustic remarks about prohibit
ion in the United States overlook section
he continent known as Canada
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-05
BERRIEN SPRINGS

Clyde PenneU is visiting his
daughter, Miss Larue Pennell. in
Lansing
Miss Helen Fisher of Kalamazoo
is NJ home for weeks visit
George Merz returned 10 Chicago
Friday after weeks visit here
Mrs Hattie Stahl returned We'd
ncSday from a weeks visit with her
sister. Mrs Chas. a Case. in Niles.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Haige who
recently sold their farm in Berrieu
township. have returned To thei-
former home in Green Bay Wis
Kathryn. the IL Year old daughter
~ Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Snavely. die
Tuesday at their home near Berrien
Center. from pneumonia The fu-
neral service was held Thursday aft
ernoon az East Union church con
Quoted by Rev. J. II. Bancroft
y large crowd attended the debate
De tween the BENTON Harb1r and
Berrien Springs teams on the ques-
ton Of the proper method Of solving
The strike problem as ihvolved in
I.dhlic utilities corporations at the
high school Thursday evening. The
judges were Prof Mark Bailey OF
Kalamazoo; AIr. Mcdonald. Drinci-
pal Of the Niles high school school;
and MIR. Milton, principal of the ST.
Jos Dh nigh school
The funeral service of John
2u~oa0k who died Tuesday morn
ing at his home in Buchanan. was
held Friday afternoon az tho Metho-
dist church in Buchanan. was hel7
'ri1av afternoon M the Methods
church IN buchanan. Interment Z.
fridgwan. Mich He was % years
I'D and was prominently known
throughout the county. Mr Bur
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-05
NOTRE DAME

Prof. George Shuster addressed
the Writer'S club Of the department
OF Journalism Friday evening on
The New Individual Journalism. -
Lou Bruggner discussed Hand
books OF writing" and Eugene F.
Noon read an original short story
a LIQUID Romance" Murray Pow
ers delivered am humorous skit. a
Taculty Confab. and other members
Nv short bits II work Lunch and
p smoker followed the literary meet
Ing.
The University orchestra made its
maiden appearance az the phOtoplay
80 methIug 10 Think About in
washington Ian Friday night. and
delighted the audicrce which packed
the hall The particularly sad parts
or the play were mercifuily aliayed
lEeir appearance M other campus
activities VIII De- welcomed.
The pCrcieal Vivian company will
produce the spoken drama. Fine
Feathers al Washington hall Sat
urdsy evening The drama is a
prominent success ~ the stage and
viii come as pleasing innovation
iu the program on musical attraC-
tions which nave appeared az the
school th.s year.
The first meeting OF the Forum In
the second semester was held 81
Room q ~ the main building Fri
day evening Preparations were
made for The Francis Thompso.
night which Includes a paper 10y
Paul Fenion on the literary rating
o. Thompson and an address b
Prof. Vincent o'Conuor ON the rela-
tion of Thompson tO the late Celtic
renaissance.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-05
SUSPEND OFFICERS
RESULT OF RAID"
Safety Board Acts in Case of
PatrOlmen Who Entered
Chaplin St. Place.

Leo j Civiklinski and William
II. Cutler. who were recently ap-
pointed TO the police department by
the board of public safety in an at
tempt to curb the wave Of crime
which was prevailing In South Bend
AT that time. were suspended from
the force last night by the board
after evidence against them had
been heard. The charges against
the patrolman resulted from an at
tempted raid on a Joint" in Chaplin
ST.. which was made without the
officers revealing their identity.
Those who were in the place at
the time thought it was "a holdup
and called the police patrol The
two officers, II is understood. as
sisted the other officers I'm their
search for two holdup men before
they were identified as the ones
who had entered the place.
Conceal Identity.
According 10 the report, the Off
GERS had entered the place with re-
volvers drawn and ordered everyone
to throw up their hands" They
aid not disclose their identity az po
lice officers, however.
After they had been identified as
the men who had entered the place.
Asst. Chief Of Police Cassidy sus-
pended them from the department
and requested the board of safety
to take action on their cases.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-05

bank had held the office of county
drain commissioner. He was a
lformer resident of Bridman. later
- Piptstone township and Benton
Harbor and for two years resided on
a farm north of BerrIen Springs.
moving 90 Buchanan about two
years ago. He leaves his wife. q
son i'm Oregon. a daughter Mrs. r.
W. Alderman. IF Bridgman. and
brother. Chas. Burbank, of Benton
Harbor
The "Wednesday Club met Wednes-
day evening with Mrs. T. A. Miller
and the following officers were
elected President. Orpha Edison.
vice president. Mildred Boone. sec
retary. Lillian keDhart. assistant
secretary. Alice Dickens -rea surcr
Mnta Bowman. a committee OF
three. Wilhelmina Hend.euau. Mary
HoOpfngaTneT and Mrs. Alger VIII
have charge of the shower that is 20
be given the w. @. T. T.. farm as a.
valentine.
A regular meeting of the women
AUXILIARY az the American Legion
viii DE held Monday evening
Jerome underwent am operation az
Mercy hospital in Benton HarbOr
last sunday. lie is improving nice
ly.
Mr. and Mr. Walter ShUltz en-
tcrr9ined the Berrien Springs Din
ner club az a SIX o'clock dinner az
their home Wednesday evening
AIRS T.. II. Diamond is In Mott
VILE Mich. caring for her sister.
who is ill.
Sherman Dec Of South Bend ia
visiting home people here.
Arthur Bennett OF South Bend
visited his parents. ar. and Mrs. oil
yer Bennett. Friday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-05
OFFER AWARDS TO
CONTEST WINNERS
Local Students Enter Cam
paign For Awards Total
ling $3.50.

In cooperation with the South
Bend Humane society the American
Humane association. with headquar-
ters in Albany y. Y. is offering
cash awards totalIing $3.50 TO the
pupils in the fifth and sixth grades
who are competing in Posters for
the honors 70 be given by the South
Bend Humane society which is Civ
ing a first award OF $25. second
Of SIS, and a third Of $40.
All who enter this contest will
have to compete with Posters, which
includes entry from the entire
United States.
The National Society is also Civ
ing awards In all the city grades, in
Guiding the high school, together
with art students and persons II
every age whether or not they attend
school
Those who are entering in tn
contest can get full particulars by
addressing the American Human
association at Albany. y. Y. or APP
plying 10 II. a. Pershing, secretary
OF the South Bend Humane society.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-05
Three Goshen People Ask
Court to Grant DEGREES
Special % The News Times

Special 30 The News Times
GOSHEN, Ind. Feb. 4.-Divorce
suits started within a few days show
three unusually short marriages.
Emmea -. Mckinley of Goshen
asks for divorce from her third hus-
band. George W. Mckinley. alIcginS
he is cruel She seeks permission 20
resume her former marriage name,
Haines Mr.. and Mrs. Mckinley
were married Aug. IA. 1920. separ-
atinE Jan. 10. 1921.
Warren a. McGray Of Goshen
wants "A divorce from Pearl McGray.
who. he SAYS. left him and is residing
at Three Rivers. Mich. Mr. and Mrs.
McGray soon disagreed, They were
married July 2. 1920, separating
July 81. 1920
Ray w. Betchel prays for divorce
from Violet Betchel saying she IS
cruel and that she has not bcen
faithful TO the marriage vows. They
were married Nov. II. 1920 and
separated Jan. IS. 1921.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-05
REJECT BILL
TO WIPE OUT
COMMISSION
House Has Bitter Fight Over
Adjustment of State
Service Board.
CONSTRUED FROM PAGE oNEl

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.l
Bend, voted to strike out the en-
acting clause.
The second move to repeal the
statewide primary law came un-
expectedly in the house Friday
when Rep. Herbert G.. Willis, Of
Dekalb county, introduced a
straight out repeal bill.
Although Gov Warren T. Nc
Cray denied that he would take fur
ther action 70 kill the primary law
after the Beardsley repeal bill was
knocked out in the senate last
week, Il is believed Willis was in
spired 70 action by politicians close
to the administration. The move
Friday will bring the next fight on
the primary law In the house. but
indications are that the admins
votes there TO eliminate the pri-
mary.
Claims Primary Safe.
A member of the house who
hopes 70 save the law took a per-
sonal poll Of the house Friday aft
ernOon and declared that but two
representatives could be found who
would vote for a straight out re-
peal.
The senate rode rough shOd over
the Alldredge bill. seeking TO limit
primary campaign contributions TO
$500.
The measure was killed by a
vote Of p to 20.
The bill. which was in the ma
ture OF an amendment TO the cor
rupt practices act, was a sister
measure TO the primary bill intro
duced by Sen. Alldredge and which
seeks to extend the primary facili-
ties Of all candidates for state Of
fee.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-05
BACKS WAR WORK
ACCOMPLISHED BY
SUPPLY OFFICIALS
New York Lawyer Gives Testi-
mOny Before House Prob
ing Committee.

tCONTINUED FROM PACE ONE)
tage OF relieving the United States
Of about $4,000. 900 customs du-
ties which would have had 10 be
paid had the materials been sold
to other European governments.
All things considered, Mr.. Parker
declared. I'VE got full value OF the
goods sold to- France"
Denies Statements
Asked il the commission delayed
the sales In order that profiteers
could take advantage OF them. Mr..
Parker said such statements were
entirely foreign 20 the policy of
the commission"
I'VE believe we exercised the
very greatest possible diligence. "
he added. lin dispOsing OF supplies
and getting them In the hands OF
those who needed them most The
government may congratulate itself
in that IL disposed of its goods and
did not wait TO realize better prices
later.
There was one obvious thing Ia
do. 20 speed up disposition OF
claims and sales i'm order to let the
two million boys come home. The
people would not have permitted
the men who enlisted TO fight the
battles 10 be kept there 10 guard
the stores until they were sold al
retail AS a result of our policy. I
can say that not a man was held
in France because ne was needed
TO guard or sell American property
'Tf we waited. our grandchildren
would have had TO settle these
claims. Much of the supplies in
France could not have been sold
in the United States
The witness said Herbert Hoover,
~ charge of the American relief
work, bought a large quantity OF
the army supplies but protested 20
the commission at the high prices
IL asked for them He added that
Mr.. Hoover cancelled one big or
der for bacon saying he could get
it cheaper i'm the United States.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-05
LEGISLATION FOR
AID OF MOTORISTS
ISPLEA OF CLUB
Number Of Bills Prepared For
Introduction. NOblett
Declares.

a bril- promoted by the Hoosicr
State Automobile association was
introduced in the state legislature
yesterday by Sen. Baxter. which -
60 increase she speed limit OF auto
mobiles from 10 20 Is miles IN the
business districts ard from 20 20 %
miles an hour in the residence part
81 Incorporated cities towns or VIII
lagos and 35 miles an hour on the
country highways These proposed
speed regulations have been In op-
GRAFTON Gu the state OF Wisconsin for
some time and are enforced, and are
considered 10 be very satisfactory
regu atoms The association takes
the view that Il is better 20 have
such "a law and enforce 10 than %
have a speed regulation which is so
low that nobody observes IL. and
which is not enforced
One bin in particular that the
association opposes is senate bill
NO. a. Dy Masters. which will come
next Thursday. The bill proposes
90 force passenger car owners TO
pay l-3 times the present automo-
bile license Zee ~. r. NOblet. man
aagcr OF the Hoosier State Automo-
bile association, has urged oppOsi-
ton 20 the measure.
Bills Prepared.
At a conference OF the county
commissioners yesterday afternoon
clation was shown over the an
nouncemeut made by Mr.. NOblet
that the association had killed sen
ate bill H. which. IL enacted. would
have stopped plans for road build
ing under the county unit law in
ST. JoseLh county. and in the future
would have required abutring prop
erty holders 20 paw % percent OF
the cost Of any roads built under
the county unit act.
Other bills that the association
has prepared and are now in the
course Of enactment relate 70 direC-
ton signs, danger signs and detour
signs. One bill provides for patrol
maintenance Of main travelled coun-
" highways. There are three bills
relating 10 auto theft. Another max
Ing Il a misdemeanor for chaffeurs
20 take out cars for their own pur-
poses, contrary to permission from
the owner, and still another bill
provides Cor uniform arm signals
and gives the mOtorist on the right
the night OF way at road intersec-
tons, excepting where by ordinance
cities and towns see 1T to make ex-
ceptions. Two other bills prepared
by the association cover the matter
Of headlights and DINNERS for auto
mobiles and excludes the constable
from authority over motor vehicle
violations in cities of the first and
second class.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-05
SEEK VIEW OF
OFFICIALS ON
DISARMAMENT

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONED
OF the army air service called TO
the stand told the committee that
Il was n simple matter for air forces
20 hit and destroy a battleship. and
repeated his testimony of last week
before appropriations committee to
the effect that aerial developments
had made service navies obsolete.
Gen. Mitchell cleared up one point
that has been causing the commit
tee some wonderment all day, when
ne declared that data, supposed by
navy officials 20 be secret. but dis
closed by him before a senate COM
mittee. had been secured by army
officers who attended the bombing
Of the old battleship Indiana at the
invitation OF Secy Daniels.
Gen. Mitchell was on the stand
when the session concluded and viii
continue his testimony tomorrow.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-05
DEATHS


Mrs Elizabeth Kiutz wife Of Peter
J. Kintz Of Clay township. died Fri
day morning at O'Clock following
four months Illness with compiled
lions. Besides her husband. she Is
survived by the following children:
Mrs. William Haney. Mrs Victor
Dooley. Miss Rosie kintz, John and
otto KNIT. all Of clay township;
Andy KNIT. Of Loveland. Colo. SIS
ter Linus. Of St Mary's college.
Mesdames Frank BOsworth and
James Luther. both OF South Bend.
she was born IN Tifhn o., Jan. 3,
1870. was 81 years old. and had
lived here since 1879. She was mar
ried Nov. 5, 1851 20 Peter Kintz.
Funeral services viii be held Mon
day morning at O'Clock at 81.
Josephs Catholic church. with Rev.
John B. Scheier OF Notre Dame Of
floating Burial will be ia Cedar
Grove cemetery.