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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-01-03

GnaeIif. MmerifaniSme beltoo | no
get aanife anoct. YionererneS belle
Sin oa 8ierling bar Den bcoIte SlagS
Imeritanismc.
: 1orbinoclie meb oct, han nppnte
ON Iecorah, liotrpftc Salerell III,
9euuoring ior @utber Colleges me
@ibIiotcfs. % Mitielimsbpgnin9, ionl
ban / IogenS Sob bapoe beispt. Oct
par Ell @pgnirg, iom Goleget titnoe
upre itolt al. Ien biIroe bli @c9pn-
bclien Ill lloget tort % permanent,
- ligeiom ct ltogon9spuntt FOR Col
le0etS arpfter til nleo sget Stprtc at
bRpOc uorit allltilr$ % norIfe 6oitc'
mirloerS Mct i Dor llopifiitta ! Bette
Yalt0.
Zen arcic, oanoiulbe % fraitiae
Gale foIot / goo Soro % blep a.
Toriomlingen mootat n1eo parnlt
@iialb.
@iuncihiet Gountp Sangeriorbunb
iallq oerpoo ",<o ri elIter" % 8rte8s
"3orrenofuO" meo Rartin @olounl
/ So!opartiet. aorct or life 'oa tort
mi, iom oct moertiben bar pleiet at
pPrc, og Ser er GOD 8rilno til at ara.
ttIcre Snugeriorbunoct mco, bpao
set prpitcreoc iPrlig | "gtorrenas
fuuo", Tor CT life itsrrc aor Of pGre.
0ifoloct par frQitl0 % ipo1tant
baahc citcr ltoierclIcn al bette Gang
ituffc % c~itcrpon, oa Secret ntco life
utinbre Selb fang ~Sanoficltoi1g"
mco 8. W. &olm iom Soliit.
Otter Songen Iulgtc Here forte
5oIcr. 8aitor !. =. Sorriion talte
for @o@quc Goulltp, Scrua, Settle,
mcntct, ion blcp Itiftet az alcn9
8ccrion, % buor bal, liQgcr %begraoen.
8oitorcn bar Ell 5ib boiat ocrleoe %
fltl0e ocrior tale mco ioarncqet Itsrrc
Soritaaclic ON bets llopifl:ng. San
ircmbGpct iiGr, at oct bar bolot
Norifbcbcn / 9Grc.
Nrofcsior Or. Oscar 9. Sl'on,
2iithcr Colleges Trriiocnt, talte ON
Den norif amcrifauifc airfc % ocns
itorc @ctpouing for Snbpanorcrfoltct
&irfcn hopoc ogiaa pGrct Oct Tor.
ncnItc Mibcl til a~ulturcll5 6remmc
iblonot oS.
SroieSior 3. u. Singelitao loaoe
i Ell Gale Tor Sfolernc iprltg Otter
trDf paa Gi9tigbeber al, at MOI bolot
T%orbinbclicr meo 6ortioen % oenS
@~riaringer oeolige / &irlturarbeioct
Guitor !. 4. S~srgenicu tnltc ior Den
rrorif o%nlerifanifc Sarn1er, iom han
iaQOc bapoe pGret Np0rahcn | oil
port Stcl. Get nprlte SellfabS ,Sor'
mono, Gorultp Nluoitor Oscar @ll'
ger, opGlet pco sc norlfc Sllltttlla
tioncr / Iccorah, iom bar bioraact
melt til, at 8pell or blcuct flclt0t
pibcnom Sallo.
5iliioit taltc Or. auut 9icriet ON
Sen hiitoriife 0ligt pi bar iom 2lll:
t~uriolf iii at 1ierc bore omcrifat'tc
GmQiuclicr bcflenbt nlcb BET altltlir-
liz, iom lcpcbes / oct SnnO. hportra
oi fom. Mntcrifonerne 10 unbcr'
tibCn al 9tnfommerelt, % pea CT Nts
fmoe oct pGrc mtbifploeliN not, Tor
DC pioite Inlet ON oct 6olf % Def
9onb, hnorira han folr.
Tcitcn iImttebcs mcb, at belle Sor.
ian.inocll lang CT ScrS al ga ri
e%lifcr".
Scitfomitccn beitpb al 8. Wt. 9tor
lie, 6ornono; %. 8. 5rptteil, Sefrc.
tor; =. :. Sppoc, Oscar @lnGcr,
Ionalo Sangcn. :. q. Iilgelitao,
Ole .. Nobm. glbcrt Iniinior, Ncls
Michcim, Gbas. u. Sobnior, Wartir
@oloum % Carlo q. Spcruti.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-01-03
OeBs Hiemfomit

eugene y. Oebs, iom Slllehag bler
lsslaNt ira acknowledgements / ut,
lanto, mt, oo ball Snsbag Aiten cite,
tire Mars 6rapGr Tom iri Wauf
penote tilbuac til tit &iem % fin 10.
ntilic t Gcrre Sallte, Sno., en- Ell,
tbulin'ti'f o. itorartet Wootaselie al
ell ubprc Wcnneitcmasie, ioln par
lantlet llocnior Sernbaneitationen
SrGn9ielcn bar iaa itor. at oct par
nlco ltcrc Granddaughter. at oct. met
eioel haanbluitc @cnncrs SiGlp. Inf.
tcoes ham at banc li9 Gei gicnnenj
WaaIernc, Der bilite ham nlcb iterft
Slrra. OF &plbningsraab,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-01-03
plaos for en- Sarmer.

6ra @aihiugton mebbcles. at en-
al DC Sagcr. Senatet oil taec iat
pan. naar Oct fclnnter lammeu ieicn
efter Slllcicrien. or 6erilaget ON at
ioretage Ell sGnbrirs | Den fpberale
Hcicrpebanflou. iaa en- 6armer fan
uanGpnes Ill at iplbe ben nGitc 30.
failcc | Den siderable Heierpefommis.
lion, Snocn Senatsfrehic or oct Den
alninhellge Wening, at Sorilaeet
epentuelt oil blt pebtaget, men at oct
mnliseus bill hi foriinfet paa 8nmo
al De talrisc amenoementer, iom blcp
foreilaaet. isr 2onaresien fog fine
Suleferier.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-01-03
Dilion % Qar.

GrprGiioent Noooroip @ilicn fei.
rc0e hen 27oe Sccember | al Stilbeh
I'M 65bc 6soiclaoag / lit Stem
@aibington.
Sfisnt Der ingcn S~cranorinq
fanot Stco / 6anilicns parllige 2epe.
IGt. iltolsb Der en- 9tasie &abcl'
9rammcr, 1cle9raHmer og 9rebC
lnoeboloenoe Spfsnifninger / 9asens
Inleonina. Glcre al DIR. @ilions
nTrncitc Scn(er afla9oc 2pnfsnif,
ningspiIiter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-01-03
Sen. penroie 900.

equator goies Yenroic ira Bcnn
iplpania er ifslge ct Telegram fra
8aibington Ssrbag Gitcrmiobog Den
Bite December afgaact peo 0sben /
lit Silent berIteos.
Dtr. Yenroie, iom Deb i'm 0eb.par
81 Iar ganlnlcl, bapoc / uogle Gage
flnaet pper, at han life isltc iig
rigtia bel; men ban iagoes at bore /
goo 9eoring % mart at funnc eien-
opta9e lit Irbeibe iaicn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-01-03
QomiraI Oapis 900.

aontreaomiral Charles Senrp Sa.
pig, Der for en- Sio iioen bar ialbt
for IloerSgrpnien er Den 27be De,
cerlber afgaaet peo Ieoen / lit Sicrl
/ 8aibington. San par feOt / Dos.
tom, Wasi, og bar IS 9lar galnmel.
San bar Ell Spogcr al 5orbunos-
Ienatpr 9oouc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-01-03
Uuberfuloie / 1920.

Sfslge Genius 9llrcaiiet / Waib.
lngton osoc neitclt 100000 Wenne.
lfcr al 5ltberfuloic inoenfor "Hegi'
ltreringsomraabct" / DC SorenebC
Stater / 1920, % 9llrealiet anllaar,
at Der / belle 2an0ct oct nGonte 9lar
osoc 10000 Berioner al herlle Sp9.
Dom. Sette antpocr en- S%crminbifelic
az ca. 10000 MOB oct foregaaenbe
Mar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-01-03
Doc paa fin Dot.

sra @pnne, Nrtanias, telegraieres
ben 2Sbe December: W. 9. Osborne,
Hebattsr al "Wpnne Rroereis", bsbe
9irsoag peb fin Yltlt paa Geonftionss
folltoret. San hauoc altib iagt, at
ban "ipoiiIo Die running bis paper.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-01-03
uaens Wetr.

0c Soreneoe Statcr5 Scirbureall
meobelcr isl9cuoe ont Geiret / StoS'
rurnntet Poem ill og mcb zoe Ssailuar
For Upper Mississippi and Lower
Missouri Valleys:
Generally fair except rains or
SHOWS over southern and now over
northern parts of district about Tues
day. Temperature near normal.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-01-03
"Neo Nrncu"s

npc Sortrling Set aiiioeS Nus'
Der begpnoer ibaa, er ltaIminOeIlN
ipenoenhe % intcresiant. SC nlda
ianbelig lHie ben!
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-01-03
Scanoinauian Mmerieam Cine be

SCANDINAVIAN NmertcaH Stne be-
fienotgisr berpeb pberlisere en- BriS.
neoiettelie al $40 paa anoen &laSies
Gabpt % iamtibis bliuer Sernbanc'
billetter reoucereoe ira og meb ben
lite Sau,ar 1922. Sor benz ION
oil reiie til Norge | aaret 1922, er
bette gooc gtpbeber.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-01-03
Get affSes Sns",

TertGlling al Grace Bettn,aull. be-
gpnbrr SoaenS Nnmcr al "Ecb gr.
nen@: SG2 aen!
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-01-03
2SAo
Mla.]SG. DONALDSON

Stvrite % b%urtisite 0ampere I
Geroen. Surtrinlis Sebanoltng a.
Hasia3ercr. Ser er en- 9ofala9eTi
/ Din 8g eaer / Herbeber.
Ora Netu Bort til ane ifanst;
napiffe xanSe ria:
southampton ..,.............$foo. ei"'
>'ossV'S' ,...,.
s''....'.
Samb Z (meo Saronia) sos.
Sfat $500.
"Ytlgcria" .21oe Saitha
"Sarnnta' a. 1amburs) 2foe Sanna'
"ScDtbia" 26ec Sanitaf
"slsiDria" dra Soiton) Acc Sebr''aI
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-05
MICHIGAN SOLON
IN SENATE RACE
Rep. Kelley Will Oppose
Townsend and Emory in
t.. O. p. Primaries.

WASHINGTON. March REP.
Patrick II. Kelley Of Michigan, to-
day announced his candidacy for the
republican nomination for senator
from Michigan.
He Will oppose I'm the republican
primaries Sen. Charles r. Townsend,
the present occupant and Col
Emory, former national commander
Of the American Legion. Both Of
whom are announced candidates.
Striking directly at the argu-
ments Of the Newberry supporters
in the senate who claimed the SEN
ate did not know Of the expenditures
and that there was no financial cor
ruption, Kelly said
Michigan must not accept the
doctrine advocated by some that 1t
is proper TO spend any sum Of
money in behalf Of a candidate pro-
vided it is not used for corrupt pur-
poses. Now is the time for Michi-
gan 10 condemn this proposition"
Kelly, former lieutenant governor
OF Michigan, has been an independ-
ent and progressive republican. He
has been in congress for nine years
and now is in charge Of naval sp-
preparations. He was one Of the
few house republicans who voted
against the Knox peace resolution,
during the fight against Woodrow
Wilson and made a vigorous speech
against it.
TO select a candidate for the SEN
ate ought rot 10 be a difficult task
for the republican party in Michi-
gan" Kelly said I'm a statement
The people should be able TO make
this nomination practically without
the expenditure of money.
1t is in their duty TO do so. 1t is
vital TO Michigan that money shall
not be a determination or even an
important factor in this election"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-05
CLUB WOMEN DEFEND
GIRLS IN WAGE ROW

TOPEKA, kan, March kan
sas working girls, backed by labor
unions. club women, welfare work ers
and William Allen White today
stood I'm rebellion against employers
who claimed they could dress on
$3.50 a year.
Following an announcement from
the Kansas Industrial court that wo-
mems wage hearings Will be termin-
ated next week in Wichita. AtchIson.
Leavenworch and Emporia, working
girls leaders here declared that en-
ployers would be met with organized
opposition in testimony before the
court.
An employers estimate that girls
may eat on so cents day if SHE Is
careful" will be refuted by teAti-
mony Of women who underwear q
hunger test" 20 prove Il couldn't
be done. Mrs. Nell Baird. member OF
the Business Women's club OF En-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-05
GRADUATE NURSES
HOLD SUCCESSFUL
DISTRICT MEETING
Miss Mary Gladwin Is Princi-
pal Speaker at Largely At
tended Gathering.

a very successful meeting of the
second district of the Indiana
Nurses association was held at the
ST. Joseph hospital here Ia 3 o'clock
yesterday afternoon. Miss Mary +.
Gladwin, who at the present time
is recruiting for nurses throughout
the middle west. was the principal
speaker and delivered a number Of
interesting details on recruiting
work and the profession itself.
She pointed out that more nurses
were needed at the present time,
not because there were less girls
taking mp the work or because the
ranks were becoming thinner. but
because the number Of hospitals and
inhrmaries that are being construct
ed had forced "a greater demand
upon the ranks of the administra-
tors than they were able TO till.
Miss Gladwin is a nurse veteran
of tho world war, the Russian war.
the Japanese Russian war and the
Spanish-American war. she was I'm
charge of a Red Cross unit at Bel
grade. Serbia. i'm 1914 and remained
there after IT was captured by the
Austrians and until it had been re-
captured by the Serbians.
Miss Gladwin is 10 speak at the
First Methodist Episcopal church
here this morning and before a
croup of girls Of the st. Joseph par
ism I'm the school hall I'm the after
noon.
The meeting was attended by over
$50 nurses from NIishawaSa. Goshen
Elkhart, South Bend and Gary. Mu-
sic was contributed by the Madri-
sal club Miss Marian Moore. Of
Nishawaka. spoke Of the Jane De-
lauo memorial.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-05
COUPLE ANNOUNCE
JANUARY WEDDING
b. J. Myers. Local Business
Man, Weds Mrs. Edith
Rosebrook at Chicago.

Bernard j. Myers and Mrs Edith
Eosebrool, two well-kuown AIisha-
waka young people. Jan. % last stole
"a march ON their relatives and
friends 10y clipping to Chicago, where
thye were married. They returned
Co their respective homes and sue
ceeded in Keeping the marriage a
secret until Saturday. when they
announced the fact and started in
housekeeping in their new home.
--51z ~. Main ST.
The groom is one of NIishawaka's
prominent business men. proprietor
of the Nishawaka Nulcanizing Co.
225 ". Main ST. The bride has been
making her home with her brother.
John Platz. 304 w. Batteu ST.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-05
BUSINESS MEN TO
BE GIVEN CHANCE
TO ADDRESS CLUB
Chamber of Commerce to
Hold Get-Together Meeting
Next Tuesday Noon.

Believing that there are many sub
1ects that can Dr. touched upon
briefly which VIII create general in
terest and at tho same time be Of
great benefit 10 their organization.
the Mishawaka Chamber of Com
merce viii dispense with a principal
speaker at their semi monthly meet
ing and luncheon at the Mlshawaka
Hotel on Tuesday noon and viii hold
u general meeting where all who de-
sire may hrius up any topic OF i'm
terost Co tho members
Every member of tho Chamber Of
Commerce is Interested I'm tho gem
cral welfare OF the city and should
Dee willing TO lend q helping hand.
The committee ON arrangements be-
ieves that the preferred opportunity
viii be of much value TO all and are
anxious that the members prepare
some vital topic TO bring before the
organization during their luncheon.
The gathering VIII be called a get
together meeting and If it proves TO
be successful may become "A steady
feature az certain meetings of the
Chamcr OF Commerce.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-05

Into the rapidly growing list OF
candidates seeking office and pre-
senting their names for the consid-
GRAFTON of the electorate at the May
primary were added n number Sat
urday.
Alfred Z. Martin, local attorney
announced himself as a candidate
for judge Of the superior court No.
I. Mr.. Martin is asking nomination
on the republican ticket.
Mr. Martin has practiced in this
county L years and prior TO coming
TO South Bend was associated in the
practice of law with Sen. James Eli
Watson OF Rushville. Mr.. Martin IS
married has one son and lives st.
1O43 California av. lie is a member
of the University club.
Mr.. Martin has been active in re-
publican circles for many years. but
during that time has never held Of.
flee, neither elective nor appoIntive.
During the world war he assisted in
conducting many drives for money.
was one of the four-minute speakers.
and aided In selling Liberty bonds.
lie has been a student of public af-
fairs and questions for the past %
years.
Mr.. Martin, in discussing his
candidacy said. that II nominated
and elected he would endeavor TO
maintain the high dignity of the
judiciary. administer justice without
fear or favor, prejudice or bias. ac-
cording TO the law and the evidence
/ i'm each case. lie added that every
person has a constitutional right to
/ his day i'm court and that justice
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-05

Some Of tho greatest scenes of
dlmdom are gathered togethed in the
drama produced by George Melford.
The Shiek," IN which Agnes Ayres
and Rudolph Valentino are the fea-
tured players. The scenes in the
tent Of the Shiek. and in the desert
stronghold Of Omar, the bandit. are
highly effective and commendable.
In this picture. which IS showing
40 tho Temple theater. today and to-
morrow, a most realistic windsorm
ig featured along with the tent epis-
ode. The awe OF the onlooker is
fastened upan that part of the pres
entation which shows tho sand whip
ping savagely across the waste and
threatening 10 tear the heavy can.
vas covering from It's moorinEs. The
love element IS unusually powerful
iu this drama while the wild riders
and the gathering OF the tribes are
especially pleasing.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-05

on the republican ticket. lie lad
previously announced his intention.
William +. Horne entered the race
for Portage township assessor sub
ject 10 the republican primaries. Mr..
Horne lives at 1923 Z. Broadway
and is now a deputy in the assessors
Office.
Ralph Z. Keller. New Carlisle.
filed his petition Saturday asking
that his name be placed on the pri-
mary ballot as candidate for trustee
Of Olive township on the republican
ticket.
Charles A. Wolf OF Harris town.
ship filed for trustee of that town
ship Saturday afternoon.
Harry +. Beagle, 627 =. Keasey
ST., is seeking the nomination as
sheriff on the democratic ticket. He
is the first to file for this Office for
the democrats.
Fred J. Cook. republican, 9t3 Lin
coin way e. Mishawaka, filed his
intention OF making the race for
commissioner from the eastern dis
trict subject TO the republican pri-
mary May 2.
Delbert shrimp. dem ocrat, an
nounced his intention OF fling for
the Office of assessor OF Harris
/ township.
Louis NJ. Mucha. 500 s. Webster
ST., is seeking the nomination Of
precinct committeeman from the
| second of the sixth ward on the
democratic ticket.
Grove Z. Markham. Clay town
ship, filed for precinct committee
man from that township.
Desederius ID. Nemeth filed as a
candidate for Justice Of the peace on
] the republican ticket
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-05
BASEBALL LEAGUE
May Be COMPLETED
Much Talked OF Factory Or
ganization May Spring Into
Being Wednesday.

Dc was learned last night that "a
meeting OF an industrial baseball
team managers. 70 bc held II the
AIishawaka hotel on wednesday eve
ming. has been called iu ana effort
O. form "a contemplated tcn-team
league. comprising bali mines from
the Dodge Mfg. Co. NLshawaza
Wooden Co. Studcbalcer's divers.
Singers. and from Elkh0rt Goshen.
Michigan Clty and Laporte.
The lcaEue as planned would be
welcome addition 90 the various
sport projects already ln progress
here. To would mean another held
az outdoor amusement for sports
lovers
T- Isl expected that at least tenn.
Dorary officers wiz De Installed 90
the meeting and several committees
appointed to look after The orrani-
zatou of the leaeue.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-05

IKE father HE con-
Malice is always mindful
Make tho best Of o.. iI bargain.
Better spared than f1 enent.
a good word IS as soon said az
an Nl one
makers should not Be law
breakers
Let the morn come and the rr-st
with &C.
A mittened cat never was a good
hunter
lie that cannot make sport should
mar none.
He that blows best always bears
the horn
Were fl not FOR hope the heart
would break.
DO what you ought and Ist come
what VIII.
Courtesy Is cumbersome 20 those
VINO know q not
He that laughs AZ his own 5oke
spoIs the sport az e.
a good name Is soonsr lost than
won
Persia has no old maids
Women now possess ruu sufra ge
rights in q countries.
Shipwrecls in the Baltic sea aver
/ age one for every day IN the year.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-05
HUNTER FOUND KILLED
BY SHOTGUN WOUNDS

WASHINGTON. Ind, March A.
The body OF Elicit Flynn Of Sand
born. was found today in the Black
Greek bottoms with shotgun
wound in the left breast The coro-
ner u trying 10 determine whether
his death was accidental.
Flynn went hunting yesterday
with a party OF friends, but became
separted from them. HIS failure 10
return home led 70 a searching par
y being organized today. Flynn
was planning 20 open a movie"
thea;er al Sandborn.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-05
GRoH's WORK FEATURES.

SAN ANTONIO, Tex. March A.
The work OF Heine Groh. paying
third base for the Giants for the
first time in nearly 10 years, was
the feature Of the worlds cham
pions first workout. The Giant in
field, regarded as the fastest in
baseball. was lined up with Groh
at third, Bancroft at short, Frisch
at second and Earl Smith, subbing
for Kelly. on first. Kelly has not
reported yet. being I'll in California.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-05
MISH-51A424WI',sIAzK
lVA CONTINUED
CANDIDATES WORK
FAST AS VICTORY
IS CLAIMED HERE
Republican Circles Start Ru,
NOR That Gaylor viii BE
D Next Postmaster.
NnDATEs WoRE-

"a n NItflAAAsn ~ lIeEA-s
It was stated Saturday from re-
e0onEble republican circles that for
MGR Mayor Ralph ~ Gaylor stands
a Eood chance TO secure tho post
masterahlp plum o. this city be-
cause OF new political develop
meuts that have taken place within
The last week.
Since his defeat in tho race for
mayor last fell tho former city oN-
rrutre .s reported 90 have bent
cvrTv C.fort 20 secure the appoint
meut SIS being rumorcd in re-
publican circles that he has been
promised the support or Congress
man A. J. Hickey. whose voice iu
-le appointment ls believed 60 carry
much weight.
The other two candidates for the
office 90 succeed Postmaster Her
zar democrat. whose tenure OF of
fre IS expected 10 expire by reason
of tho change in the complexion az
national politics, arc Walter Michael
and David IT. Wilbur now assistant
postmaster
While the GayIor forces have
been claiming that the appointment
has been assured their candidate
tfhe supporters or WILDER do not
rauccdo defeat but have assumed
"a very optin1 istic attitude. smiling al
an rumors O' rival claims While
Afhe thunder a-J outward victory
GEMS 90 have been assured Cayior
the inside track. according 20 lOC1
authorities. fs =tiII held bv the vii
hcr adhcrcuts and TO ciuch n victory
ia tho race rapid strides must be
made by tnc GayIorites.
Tho Michael forces are mol
though. 20 be strong enough 20 se-
euro Tho appointments for their can
dfdafe
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-05
TWO MURDERS AT
]. D. HOME POINT
TO SECRET GANG
Vendetta killers" Leave Rit-
ual Mark on Face of Vic
Tins After Slain.

TARRYTOWN. y. Y. March A.
A gang OF Italian assassins is be-
lieved today 20 have established
Rockefeller estate at POcantico
hills and 20 be conducting "execu-
lions" in the vicinity OF the oil
kings home.
This belief IS based on the muir
der OF a young woman thought 20
be Mary Venze, whose body was
found, head almost severed with 25
stab wounds. near the Rockefeller
grounds and the killing OF Paulo
Letti who was stabbed on the Mt.
Calvary road near White Plains.
Both murders bore indications Of
being the work OF an italian vendet-
"a like the notorious good killers. -
There were marks on the young
woman's face thought TO be rituals
ito scars put there by the knives OF
the assassins to show other mem
bers of the secret order who did
the killing -assassins signatures.
Hunt Secret Retreat
Lett's body also bore a peculiar
cut bNtl TIC - ulll HullNt AaA'
10 be the same sort Of a sign.
The woman had evidently beer
taken TO the place OF death in an
automobile. Its tracks were found IN
the snow. she was stabbed repeated
" and then her body was tossed
out. Broken pieces OF a stllletc
were found nearby
Authorities arc working on 4
theory that she had been detained
as prisoner m some secret retreat OF
| the secret order near here until
the day of her execution" The
case of Letti was different. lie was
stabbed as he walked along the
road.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-05
BUILDING UP RANKS

NEW ORLEANS, La. March A.
The arrival OF Wally Pipp, first
baseman, Frank O'Doul. left hand
pitcher up for a second trial, help
ed today 70 swell the ranks OF the
New York Yanks in training here.
Many OF the regulars, including
Ruth Mays. Schang. Hoyt. Baker
and Devormer are still at Hot
Springs.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-05
MATCH GAME.
"a y IN YAH r.
Northern Indiana RaiIvs
Beams Specials.
MULLER LAID UP.

BERKELEY. Calf. March a
Brick" Muller. University of Cali
fornia's star football and track
athlete. may be out Of athletics for
several months as the result of a
sprained ankle sustained sliding
into home plate. Muller had not
planned TO play baseball but was
getting into trim for the track sea
son.