Indianapolis Times, Volume 34, Number 196, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 December 1921 — Page 6

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SIGNATURES TO FOUR-POWER PEACE TREATY

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Photograph of the signed pages of the document drawn up at the Wash ington conference, showing the hand writing of the principal delegates. Top to bottom, first page: Hughes, Hodge. Underwood, Hoot, Balfour, I.ord l.e. and Geddt s. Second page: Gordon Pearce, Salmond, Balfour (for South Africa), Sastri, Viviani, Sarraut, Kato, Jus serand Kato and Shidehara.

BRIDEGROOM UNMASKED IS WOMAN

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The arrest of “James \V. Hathaway" iu Iloston on a larceny charge reveals a strange story of a double lif—. “Hathaway” is Kthel M. Kimball, who for two years has been masquerading as a man. On Nov. 2.'{ she married Miss Louise Aechtler of Somerville, Mass. They have since lived as man an 1 wife in a lodging house, the “wife" never learning her “husband” was a. woman. "Hathaway" was arrested on an alleged attempt to commit larceny. "He" resisted, and, when an officer was about to nse force, exclaimed, “would you strike a woman?” “James” is shown on the left of the picture, with a police inspector.

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Tills photo shows that soldiers of some nations are not very familiar with the Arms Conference going on In Washington. Potential disarmament meats nothing in their lives. The lighters plctnred are Greek infantrymen in ••Hon against Turkish nationalists la Minor, one of the few wars now going on.

Interesting Personalities and Events Caught by the Cameraman

NO DISARMAMENT HERE

INDIANA DAILY TIMES, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1921.

A ROYAL TRIO OF TIIE KAISER'S OLD COURT

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This is the latest picture of Princess August Wilhelm, beautiful daughter- nHaw of the former Kiitper* r. tianl.-d by Archduchess Adelaide of Saxe-Coburg-Gotha on the left find Princess Kurollne Mathllde of Schleswig Holstein ulucksburg.

GERMANY TO RUILI) ZEPPELIN FOR U. S.

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The Council of Ambassadors has n uthorlzed Germany to construct the largest Zeppelin in the world for the T'nlted States. The air monster la to lie built by German experts and will sail across the Atlantic when completed. The ship will be built according to the 1,-70 model (shown above), the highest type of dyer, and will rival the airship which crashed into the Klvcr Humber, In England, shortly before it was to be delivered to the I'nited States.

Croker Near Death

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Richard t’rokcr, political lender and former Tammany chieftain, who is i*criou<dy ill at (Jlencairii lniMin, Ireland, according to a < able sent by Ids wife.

Mayor Is a Blonde

Dr. Amy Kankonen recently elected executive of Fairport, is only 23 years old. She is a petite blonde and ran on a dry ticket, being pledged io oust nil bootleggers. She Is the first as welt as the youngest woman mayor in the country and has received a letter of congratulation from Mrs. Harding.

WHERE PRINCESS MARY AND HUSBAND WILL LIVE

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A view of ITarewood House, the country residence of the Earl and Countess of Harewood, parents of Visr count l.ascelles, Princess Mary’s fiance. Princess Mary and her husband will live there part of the time.

FIRST PICTURE OF RELEASED IRISH PRISONERS

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Following (he signing of the pence reaiy between Ireland and i.uglami tin were many stirring scenes in Dublin, While the Hail Elrvnnn cabinet was meeting at tin* .Mansion Mouse political prisoners were being released from camps and Jails and were given cordial receptions by relatives, friends and thousands of sympathizers who flocked to the locpnps on receipt of the news. The above photo shows two of the prisoners being greeted by friends 10 hey left Kilmain an prison, Dublin. A prisoner is shown in the lower left-hand corner, being given a railway warrant by a soldier. These warrants were given to all those who lived any distance from tile camp.

SKIING TOGS ALSO CHANGE

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Do you remember in ICHIO when the ladies went a skiing all handicapped by a voluminous petticoat? However, llik e everything else times have changed and even the old fogies will admit that the sport clothes of Miss 11)22 are more appropriate to their purpose.