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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-25
ROBERTSDALE
STAR THEATRE TONIGHT

STAR THEATRE TONIGHT
Tom MIX In "TRAILIN." This one
will keep you guessing and sure to
please, different than any ether Tom
Mix pictures, also Clyde Cook in
Travelogue. No change In prices.
5-24-2
The Eastern Stars will have
Silver Tea at the home OF Mrs. W.
c. Mathew on oliver street this com
ing Friday afternoon.
ira Wis. son of Mr.. and Mrs H
Wis of Myrtle avenue, was operated
on for appendicitis by DR.. H. Timm
at the st. Bernard's hospital in Chi
cago Monday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcclure Of East Chi
cago. Miss violette Breckman and
Max Tucker attended a theatre in
ing.
Mrs. Herman Breckman Of Atchi-
son avenue was a Hammond visitor
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H Thiesson of In
dianapolis Blvd. attended the East
ern star order in South Chicago on
Monday evening. Mrs George Dib
bens. sister OF Mrs. Thiesson was in
itiated that evening.
Mrs. John Anderson Of Atchison
avenue. was reported on the sick
list.
Miss Ethel Culp. returned to her
home on Indianapolis Blvd. from La
Sale, Ill, where she has been visit
ing relatives for the past week.
Mrs William Broderick Of Atchi-
son avenue was a South Chicago Wis
itor on Monday.
Those who attended the Young
Peoples Alliance Fellowship ban
quet at the Y. VI. C. A. in Chicago,
were Mrs II. Powell, her daughter
Ruth and son wendell, Mrs. N Brown
Mr.. and Mrs. Pee Jewett. Mrs. A NJ.
Martz and Mrs. Jones.
Rev. H. c. Powell visited Miss Mil
dred Fischrupp at the St Bernard's
hospital in Chicago. Miss Fisch-
rupp who was operated on for a
goitre is getting along nicely
Mr.. and Mrs. A Mallo and family
OF East Side. spent the day with
Mrs. Mallo's parents. Mr. and Mrs.
p Quinn OF 12otn street.
Mr. Huber OF Fort Wayne, Ind.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-25
LOWELL

Mr.. and Mrs w. \. Creek, OF 7o-
salia, Kansas. camo lost evening for
a visit with her sister, Mrs. An
thony Nomanson, and family.
Mrs. Welcome Robinson fell Mo,i-
day evening and broke her hip. She
is suffering co1sids...t;e pain, but
the doctors think she Will recover.
L. J. Scritchfield, George Foster
and Leroy Hayden went TO 1ndianap-
oils yesterday 20 attand the Reoub-
lican state convention. They are
delegates from Cedar Greek and
West Creek townships.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. n. Grags of Shell
by, were Lowell visitors yesterday
William Mcclellan Is moving the
house he recently bought on the NJ.
e. Church lot, to a lot opposite the
high school building.
Rev. j. I. Brimberry will preach
the annual memorial sermon in the
Grand theatre next Sunday morn
Ing
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-25
Whiting
Advertisement
Are Winners

When you think of furniture.
think OF H. Gordon g. Sons. 4-3
ants. call and see me; P. D. Sullivan
COS 10th street. 5-22-6
For Good Furniture. Go TO Self
err. 4-3
A demonstration Of toilet goods
and cosmetics will be held at H. Cor
don & Sons, Monday. May 22nd.
Garden City Paint Cleaner, 65c a
gallon; 40c a half gallon. 25c per
quart; Tom Smelser. Paints and
Hardware, sos Ind. Blvd. 5-2Stf
FOR SALE-Two seven room hous-
es, one on 1868 Roberts avenue, so
# lot, the other on HOS Superior
avenue, 40 fl. lot: Inquire at 110s
Superior ave 5-19-s
FOR SALE
room brick house on Lincoln
ave. hot water heat, 40 TT. lot. All
improvements paid. $1,000 Two
fiat building on Cleveland avenue.
steam heat, $1,000. room modern
Bungalow on the Water Gardens,
$500. P. D. sullivan, 602 11sth
street. 5-22-6
FOR RENT-Garage. 412 Sheridan
ave-, phone ASH. 6-24-3
STAR THEATRE TONIGHT
Tom Mix in 'sTRAILINi' This one
will keep you guessing and sure to
please, different than any other Tom
Mix pictures; also Clyde Cook in
"THE CHAUFFEUR" and scenic
No change In prices.
5-24-2
Don't forget to buy a Poppie, Sat
urday, May 27th. in honor of the
boys who lie In Flanders field and
wear it on Memorial Day. Tuesday.
May 3oth. 5-24-3
FOR SALES room house, so foot
lot. garage. 1904 Myrtle avenue;
Call 71s Euclid avenue, phone Whit
ing 46SJ. 524-3
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-25

son of Laporte avenue. are visiting
| with relatives In Richmond. Ind
r. Porter Is building a beautiful
Park addition, VIM. C. Mathews be-
ing the building contractor.
The last meeting of the season
of the Music and Art section of the
Fortnightly club was held at the
home Of Mrs Harry Tilton of 403
I.aporte avenue. Mrs. Cambria and
Mrs. Grindle assisted Mrs. Tilton as
hostess and the following program
was enjoyed:
Collect-Airs. Saager.
The Abnormal in Art-Mrs. r. z.
Humphreys.
Modern American Composers -
Mrs. F. ]. Smith.
Arthur Foote Songs-Mrs. VIM.
Kyle.
Piano: Rumnel. Nevin--Mrs- l.
Gordon
Illustrations from Bond. Homer
and Chadwick-Mrs. Cobb.
A Little Bit OF Jazz-Mrs. Leslie
Campbell.
ing one and enjoyed by all
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry McCouch. nee
Florence Lee, are the proud parents
OF a little daughter. born in the
Washington Park hospital the latter
part of last week. Mother and
daughter are getting along nicely.
Mrs. Emma Cobb of Georgetown,
KY, arrived here today for an ex-
tended visit with her son. Howard
Cobb and family. of Laporte avenue.
The members of tn Congregation
al church will hold a farewell re-
ception to Rev. Trueblood and fam
lily. members and friends of the
ming. May 2eth. IN the church par
lors.
The Ladies' Parish Club COM
posed of the young members OF st.
Johns Parish conducted a surprise
party in honor of Father Benedict.
Tuesday evening at the Slovak
Home hall. three course dinner
was served for $50 during which
musical entertainment was provid-
ed. The Misses Elizabeth Gray
hook and Lillian Grayhock of Joliet,
Ill, Jos. Chilla, Jr. and Miss Anna
Chilla. Vincent Sell and George Fee
dor furnished the vocal and instru-
mental music. Miss White of Chi
cago and her pupils. Misses Conklin,
Stanton, Sullivan and Senehak. all
OF Whiting entertained in a play
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-25

Miss Helen Lenart for the Ladies
Parish Club presented to Father
Benedict a huge bouquet Of flowers
as token OF the clubs appreciation
of his many efforts in their behalf.
Yesterday afternoon Mrs Steve Sem
chalk, president of the club, present.
ed TO Father Benedict at the vict-
DRY g. handsome plush and mohair
easy chair. Among the guests who
were present were DR.. VIM. E. Put
nam. Mrs. VIM. Z. Putnam, Mrs F.
y. Gavit of Gary. Mrs. Dixon Wood
ward Of Gary, City Judge T. Joseph
Sullivan. Atty. A. N Witko, of Gary.
The success Of the affair is due to
the following committee: The Mrs.
Steve Senchak, Georfie Konya, Jas.
Mihalco. Emil Nelson. Andrew Pa
taky.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-25
COOK

The Hanover township graduating
exercises held at the Lincoln school
on Friday evening drew a large
crowd. Those completing the eighth
grade were Florence Spanier, Sylvia
Schultz, Blanche Meyer. Audrey Mey-
err, Wilmer Miller. Edward Saberniak
Gertrude Huseman and Florence
Lud wig.
Mrs. John Menzenberger spent the
weekend with her parents
There will be a home talent play
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-25

One OF Americas foremost women
radio experts is Mrs. Charles E. Cut
ter Of Tacoma. Mrs. Cutter was
one of the first women wireless OPP
orators. For some years she was
engaged as a radio instructor and
now she is actively interested in a
radio manufacturing company.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-25

entitled The Black Heifer." given
at St Martins hall on Sunday even
ing. May 2sth. Everybody is cor
daily invited.
Mrs. VIM. Klein was a Hammond
visitor on Wednesday,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-25

Messrs. Will Surprise and A. b
Hayhurst have bought the s. C. Simp
son restaurant and took possession
yesterday.
South Bend news-times., 1922-12-07
DENIES KNOWLEDGE
OF WOMAN'S ESCAPE
Sportsman Questioned in Con-
nection With Hammer
Slayer's" Flight.

Los ANGELES, Calf, Dec. e.
CBy a. P)-Ed T. Johnson, sports
man. was questioned late today at
the Los Angeles sherif's office il
connection with the escape os Mrs.
Clara Phillips. convicted murderess,
from the county jail last Monday
night. lie denied all knowledge OF
the affair.
Johnson was a prisoner in the
Jail last summer when Mrs Phillips
was arrested for Staying Mrs. Alberta
Meadows According to deputies ne
became acquainted with Mrs. Phil
lips and aided her in securing coun-
sci. but hadrnot been in communica-
tion with her recently.
Sheriff Traeger and his associates
said they seemed 10 be no nearer to
recapturing the missing woman.
They continued TO express confidence
she would try TO make her escape
into Mexico.
Armour l.. Phillips. husband of the
fugitive. who was detained at the
sheriff's office all day. was told late
D. the afternoon he need remain no
longer. but was asked TO keep in
touch with the deputies, it was an
nounced. Phillips said he had no
idea where his wife could be, but
hoped she was in good hands and
would not be recaptured.
South Bend news-times., 1922-12-07
NILES MEN WIN FIRST
PRIZE AT STOCK SHOW

CHICAGO. Dee. o. BY \. P-'-
Chief among the honors distributed
today at the international Livestock
show was the award 10 Miss Justine
MoSse. Kansas university graduate,
OF tho championship OF her Chester
white sow. Miss MoSse pens and
waters her swine and was one OF the
exhibitors Indicated at the opening
Of the show as likely 10 carry or
prizes.
Parker brothers OF Niles Mich.
carried off both first prize awards
for boar and SOW in the Berkshire
breeding.
Carpenter and Ross of Mansfield.
Ohio won the honors i'm breeding
Shorthorn division.
John Iarkin. Buffalo. \. y. won
the championship among Southdown
rams and for the champion eve in
the same cas-. GNmmerglan farms,
CooperStown. y. Y, won the honors.
South Bend news-times., 1922-12-07
FORM CIRCUMSTANTIAL
CHAIN ABOUT SHELTER

ANGOLA Ind. Dec G.-tEE L.
PJ-Fiye steel-jacket bullets chop
ped from the heart of a sycamore
trec which stood near the tent whore
Me Shelter lived viii boz silent wit
nesses against Shelter in his trial
here for the murder of h-s brother,
James ". Shelter. Nie is f-htUs
fo- his liberty, possibly for his life
The steel jacketed bullets whi
are said 20 bc exactly Of the caiare
and make OF the bullets which hi.i-
Cd James ". Shelter viii be intro
duced in evidence possibly tom r.
row. by the state The exact like.
uee, Of the :wo sct~ oG bullets tho
state believes viii be "a st-onE link
in .hc chain Of evidence .t j. f0r-.ns
Hireu Mason. farmer ana Will
.Iam T.. Gu.Iford, his n.rel man. wil
testify that they saw Nie fire the
bullets into a tree a few DAYS before
.hc murder " James IS Shelter ana
mis- wife The bullets were cut from
the sycamore tree 10y officers ard
have been held uuti. now
South Bend news-times., 1922-12-07
TALBOT GUILTY.
j. S. APPELLATE.
COURT DECIDES
Hands Down Decision Affirm
ing Conviction in Judge
Anderson's Court.
NO FURTHER APPEAL
Sentence of Five Years in
LeavenwOrth Must Now
Be Served.

CHICAGO. Dec. 6-The United
States Circuit court OF Appeals to-
day affirmed the finding OF a jury
In Federal court in Indianapolis
holding John W. Talbot OF South
Bend, supreme president Of the Or
der OF owls. guilty Of violating the
Mann Act The opinion sustained
the four counts In Talbot's convic-
ton. and Judges Baker, AIschuler
and Evans participated in the opin-
ion.
Talbot now has no further appeal,
81 is said, and must serve the sen
tense imposed on him by Judge An
derson. This sentence was five years
at Leavenworth and fine Of $4,000.
Talbot was convicted or bringing
Pearl Bagley of Topeka, Kansas
from that city TO South Bend for
immoral purposes. He was brought
TO trial In November 1921 in Judge
AndersOn's court in indianapolis.
and after several days Of hearing
the m nat revolving kind OF testi-
mohy. a jury found him guilty OF
the charges against him. Talbot ap-
pealed the verdict to the United
States Circuit court OF Appeals IN
Chicago. and arguments were made
before this court several months
ago. but the decision was not hand
ed down until late this afternoon.
Talbot has been free on bonds since
his conviction, pending the decision
on his appeal.
South Bend news-times., 1922-12-07
DOCTOR TESTIFIES
IN RUSSELL CASE
Physician Is First Witness III
Damag a e Suit of Girl
Against Governor.

OXFORD, Miss. Dec. 6.-(By a.
P)-Dr. =. c. Graves. called as the
first witness in the trial OF the dam,
age suit filed by Miss Frances Birk>
head against Gov. Lee NJ. Russell
today. testified as 10 a visit he made
to a young woman IN a Memphis
hotel He said he did not definitely
diagnose her illness and did not as,
certain the name OF his patient. He
could not identify Miss Birkhead "a
the woman he was called on 10 at
tend.
Dr. Graves. instead of Gov. RUS
sell was called as the opening W.,
ness. due TO the request of the ply
sician. who wished 10 return home.
Gov Russell called to the witness
stand when Dr. Graves concluded
his testimony. denied that he wrote
a letter signed Mary" introduces J
as evidence by counsel for Miss
Birkhead
At the reques. OF counsel for the
plaintiff. Gov. Russell copied the
letter from dictation in his own
handwriting which the attorneys for
Miss Birkhead announced they plan
neo 20 offer as evidence.
The letter urged the recipient TO
remain over there to get treat
ment."
Previous 10 the introduction Of tho
letter Gov Russell testified that he
employed Miss Birkhead during the
time OF his campaign in 1915 10 copy
form letters after he had obtained
her uaTe from a Jackson public
stenographer He declared she liv.
Cd i'm his home for two months az
.he invitation Of MS wife and him
self and that when she left Dec. 2e.
1918. he paid her 500 as salary.
The governor declared that Miss
Bi-khead a one time threatened 10
shoot the head OF a state institution
whom. he said. she made charges
against
South Bend news-times., 1922-12-07
NEW RURAL CREDITS
BILL IS INTRODUCED
Amended Bill Said to Have
Support of Wallace and
Other Officials.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 6.-(By A
P5-The adminisr atoms program
for rural credits legislation became
more definitely outlined today with
the simultaneous introduction in the
house and senate of an amended
credits bill with new features which
we've declared TO have the support Of
Sec'y Wallace Of the department OF
agriculture as We'll as officials or
the treasury department and the
federal fam loan board.
Introduced by Sen. LenrOo-, Re
publican Wisconsin. and Rep An
derson Republican. Minnesota. au-
thor and chairman. respectively %
tho congressional agricultural COM.
m.ttee, the bill would utilize the ex-
istinE federal farm loan system 2s
a basis BY creating within il a farm
credits department through which.
ii vas declared. potential credit fac
iit.es would be provided for farin-
er-' short and long term loans TO tho
extent of at least 260o.0O0.OO0
Significance was seen I'm the in
PRODUCTION Of the legislation because
cfJhe recent White House confer
ence attended by Secy Wallace.
Sen. watson of Intiana and q dozen
other Republican senators. at which
the farm credits situation Was dis
cussed thoroughly and an agree
ment reached 10 provide comprener-
siVe credit machinery for the farm
err through the federal farm loan
system.
South Bend news-times., 1922-12-07
SCHOOL
HEAD FOUND DEAD
Widow of Superintendent Re-
fuses to Believe in Sui
eide Theory.

LOGANSPORT. Ind. Dec 6.-(By
A. PJ-The body of James W. Will
kinson, aged As. superintendent Of
the Logansport city school. was
found in his automobile in his gar
age at 6 o'clock this evening by his
daughter, IRA Myrtle. age II. \
bullet had been fired in his right
temple. passing through his head.
Coroner NJ. B. Stewart believes that
he committed suicide.
The last seen of the school Of
ficial was between and 10 o'clock
this morning when he left his office.
He went to a local sporting goods
store and exchanged a gun which
he purchased the previous day for
a German automatic, stating the
first gun would not fire. When his
body was found seated in his auto
mobile, he was graspins the gun in
his right hand and one of the five
bullets which the gun contained,
was exploded.
However. his widow does not be-
lieve that her husband committed
suicide. She says that some one
had been hanging about the house
and barn and this was the reason
the revolver WAS purchased.
Mr.. Wilkinson came TO LOgausport
In August. 1920 from Goshen, where
he was superintendent Of schools.
Previous to that time ne was sup
erintendent at Needersburg and
Clinton and during his earlier life
taught school in Fountain county.
lie was one Of the instructors last
year at the Indiana university sum-
mer school
He is survived by his widow and
four children. Lloyd. junior at In
diana university. Evelyn IRA Myrtle
and James. Jr.. at home
South Bend news-times., 1922-12-07
HEALY SWORN IN
AS new HEAD OF
IRISH DOMINION
Takes Oath as Governor-Gen-
eral of Free State at Sim
pie Services.
'DEMONSTRATIONMISSINC
Oath Primarily to Irish Con-
stitutiOn and Then TO
King George.

DUBLIN, Dec. 6.-(By \. Pin
auguration Of the Irish free state as
one of the dominions Of the British
empire took place today The cere-
mony was simple and unmarried by
hostile demonstrations from the Re-
publican majority.
The oath was administered to
Timothy Healy as governor-general
by the lord chief justice at Mr.
Healy's residence in Chapelizod on
the Liffey. three miles west of Dub
lin, and afterwards the new COVER
nor-general administered the oath to
Prof Michael Hayes as speaker of
the Dali.
There were no crowds outside the
parliament house when the Dali met
tonight. The ministers and others
connected with the government made
their way to the parliament chamber
by a private entrance from the ad-
Joining government offices, and no
visitors were admitted.
Tht members assembled punctual-
ly at p. nj. William I. -Cosgrave,
president of the Dali cabinet, and Ke-
vim O'Higgins. minister of home af-
fairs and nephew OF the new COVER
nor-general, were among the first ar
rivals, and occupied the same seats
as i'm the old Dali. At $40 o'clock
Speaker Hayes announced that he
was authorized by the governor
general to administer the oath to the
deputies.
Primarily to Constitution.
Mr.. Cosgrave was the first one 20
be sworn and TO sign the roll. The
form OF the oath of allegiance was
primarily TO the constitution of the
Irish free state and then to King
George as the head Of the peoples
forming the British commonwealth.
Mr.. O'Higgins and the other minis
ters took the oath In turn. followed
by the members of the Dali. The
oath was administered to each man
individually. Some Of the military
members, including Defense Minister
Mulchay, were in uniform.
When the ceremony was completed
Prof. Hayes was reelected speaker
and Mr. Cosgrave president of the
cabinet
South Bend news-times., 1922-12-07
SHIPPING BILL CAUSE OF C( NTROVERSY
LeIC Shank Threatens
Speed ViOIdtOrs With
Ride In Dump Wagon

INDIANAPOLIS. Dec. 6.-(By
4. PA ride a. the city prison.
haudcuffcd in a municipal dump
wagon. drawn slowly through the
downtown streets. VIII be the
form Of punishment meted out 10
persons arrested for violation -
the automobile speed laws IL
present methods do not stop the
constantly mounting foH OF auto.
mobile deaths and accidents,
Mayor Lew Shank declared to-
night.
At the same time the may,r
said bills viii be presented 10
the next session Of the state leG
islature providing for increased
penalties for violators Of automo-
bile traffic lawa and city or
dicances will be prepared to aic
in curbing "specd-mad" motor
lists.
South Bend news-times., 1922-12-07
SIX AVIATORS ARE
KILLED IN CRASH
Two Officers and Four Enlist
ed Men Die in Collision
Near Langley Field.

NEWPORT NEWS. Va, Dee. 6
CBy \. PD - Maj. Guy ]. Gear.
haldt of Leaveuworth, Kas.. Capt.
Benton a. Doyle Of 81. Louis and
four enlisted men were killed to-,
day in collision between a Martin
bomber and q Fokker scout plano
Z50 feet above the Hampton Normal
school farm, which adjoins Langley
field. The machines burst into
flames and were destroyed. and sew
crm men who attempted TO rescue
the men pinned beneath the wreck
-se were severely burned
The bomber pilotei 5y Capt.
poyie took the air 10 lead a forma-
ucu ~ six planes and was bank
lDC when the scout machine ir
charge of Mai Gearhardt rose swift
ly and hit il I'm the rear The other
machines already in the air maneuv.
cred out OF the way and affected
safe landings. II was announced tc-
night that "a board of inquiry would
Investigate the accident
Funeral arrangements for the
men probably Will be arranged
Thursday.
Cap, Doyle was commander OF
the eleventh flying squadron. lie
was one OF the best known aviators
in the service and for several
months has been directing the
maueuver5 OF The giant bombing
ships at Langley Field
Mai Gearhardt was taking Off IT,
order 10 be in d position 10 watch
the naneuvers OF the bombers.
South Bend news-times., 1922-12-07
srsTAINs MIss nARkER-

PHILADELPHIA. Dec 6.-(Ry a
P.)Miss Marjorie Barker Of M.cht-
gan City. Ind. Suffered real dam
axe" as a result OF her dism i>sll
from Bryu Mawr college in Aprl.
1921 Judge Dickinson declared .n
federal court here today The state
mert Of claim filed by Miss Barkrr.
however. IS illegally defective Judge
Dickinson declared. and granted per-
m sion 10 her counsel to redraft
the statement Of calm i'm an effort
90 show she has legal right for
action She filed suit for $4,000
damages
Miss Barker among Others. was
Questioned before her dismissal Sy
the COLLEGE authorities about petty
thetts and then went home for tie
Faster vacation. While away. she
was requested by the college autho>
ri.les net 10 return
South Bend news-times., 1922-12-07
WOMAN ASKS RECEIVER
FOR GREGG OIL co.

MUNCIF. Ind Dec 6.-Suit ask
ing for an accounting the appoint
ment of a receiver and issuance OF
an injunction was instituted in the
Superior court here today against
the Robert J.. Gregg oil and Gas
GO. alias the Unity oil x Gas c.
Robert +. Gregg, John Z. Ericsson.
Theodore q Williams. Walter w.
Gregg Clarence AUlt and the AUlt
Drilling Co. The plaintiff is Mamie
L. Lanquist OF Chicago. The stock
holders OF record are scattered
throughout various states, the MAJ
oriJy being residents Of Chicago and
Muucie.
The plaintiff owns Is 400 shares
OF tho stock in the corporation
which has made headquarters here
for some time. while operating m
Delaware county leaseholdines sire
alleges that the defendants. Er.cg.
son and Williams. have fraudulenIiy
deprived other stockholders Of thcit
rights and have caused large sums
Of money TO he paid &c themselves
South Bend news-times., 1922-12-07

Gen. Pershing, accompanied by his
nephew, J. J. Pershing, Jr., and Mai
Dentield, president of the National
Defense league. Will arrive at the
academy from Chicago aboard the
private car OF Gen. Rogers. vice
president Of the Pennsylvania rail-
road. The a T.. f. commanders
party will be escorted from the sta
tlon to the academy by the Black
Horse troop. Breakfast Will be serv-
ed at the residence of Gen. GignlHat
and then the party will return to the
academy TO review the cadets. The
artillery will fire a salute. ImmedI-
ately after the review Gen. PerHhiRg
will present the Distinguished Serv-
ice Cross to the officers, after which
the cadets will give a swimming and
boxing exhibition. The famous COM
South Bend news-times., 1922-12-07
RECOMMEND PITTINGER
FOR SPEAKER or HOUSE

MUNCIE. Ind. Dec. 6.-tBy a.
PD-The Nuncle Bar association to-
cay adopted resolutions highly rec
ommending l.. a. Pittenger. repre-
sentative-elcct. as being capable OF
the duties as speaker of the house
of representative Mr. pittenger
announced his candidacy 10 days
ago following conference with Gov
McCray. lie has since received the
Endorsement Of all civic organiza-
tious in the county and from many
others in different parts OF the state
South Bend news-times., 1922-12-07
HIGH SCHOOL HEADS TO
MEET AT BLOONINGTON

BLOOMINGTON, Ind, Dec g.
(By a. PD-High school principals
from all parts Of Indiana are eX-
pected 70 attend a conference Of
High school principals at Indiana
university. Friday and Saturday
plans for which were announced to-
day. 4 number Of educators are
scheduled to speak at the confer
ence. which was called to consider
problems confronting the High
school instructors.