South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 121, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 30 April 1920 — Page 5

miDAY MOlIXINfi.. Al'IUL CO. 1 9& POSTOFFICE MAN WILL INVESTIGATE LOCAL CONDITIONS THE McCORMACKS, THEIR DAUGHTER AND NEW FOSTER CHILD. Our 1 7th Year .1 Official of Treasury Department Probes Local rna STXL SHOP ttS V: QU Eli Facilities.

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A. W. niumtrjr, an riffle ia.1 cf the ffral treasury J'-partm" nt'a supr:s:r.s: arrhlVrfs A'c-, pru-nt Thursday !n South 15' rid, t-roirt: ov-r the rrds r,f th" I,r,s f'"r" hfT' for a I. w buhdir.ir. Mr. Jilurnt-' r's :.-it h'r ;-- a 1It '"t r'-nult of th- work flor.f in Washington by Ar.t'.nv Wolf, ynt thro hy Fouth li- r.'I Ir.d;,"-. Ii. V. O. i:ik.s In an effort to M'X. a r."W j. rat f "re building f'r this ity. Urines Il'iildln I'hin.

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: lmf.f r of r(r.traf tor-? r tr.j filing tli j -ohaMn oFt tif tv;- prfipo-'! now WhT. Mr. Wolf, v.fnt to WashJr.iCton a? a rfpr-s nf at ivo of tho I : i k s h'-r4. h" found th:;t it wiil 1. -ropoRsihl- to p t a Ji!! throuch onrfss durlnp th- pr st nt y-s-siori :i.'ikir.r th' n iT.arv ;ipjrprlatifn ? r thf So'ith r..i hinldir.. 1 : 1 1 .Mr. Wolf was prou'iid lv itifluon1 al rn-mt'rs f.f -onsr-ss tpat rnrly ;;t th Irnh r --;on as r . i 1 1 irriI;i.tf for th- iipprojiriation will br i:.trodute1. Illks IJrlns Action. Throuzh thn efforts ff tho T!:ks "rhi treasury !r pirtniT. t s nt Mr. Ji.umhrr to S)Uth Ucr.'l. following t!i visit of Mr. Wolf.-' t Washlnpr-l'-n. Whii' h( r- Mr. Minnl.-r: w nt t tin propose plans for th I'll'.dir.p. whirh Include th rction f a Mructurp ovrintr th- itr.f-nt j it i t-ilti arid 'Xt ndint: ov-r prof'Tty now o-Tupid l.y tlif Judiana ( lull. Jast Fouth f ih- prnt iost o!t:c. huildinsr. This wfuld Vic a crownd .upa ( 1." f "t hy 1 ;i s ft. Th' jilans Include the la'atiriC f.f tli alley lafA-e.i the j-:nprty f f the Ir.diu.i i!ib and Iii- post otKce ttuihl.t Mr. Ulumb-r was .- ompar.ied a hi. tour rf inspection hy Mr. Wolfe. I'romir. at citi.ens were :s;(-d and iut r i. v. s wer- had with .th- industrial h.-ads of t!.- city.

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M.viiiti.c;i: i it iai s. i).'Car 1,1. MattimilU r. lahorrr. Mishawaka. Ir.d.. t Myrtk- C. Ilueh1 r. South 15end. Iiol.rrt A. Herts, h. sc k I rk. to ;rtrud. itaily. wat h maker, ufh Ht n.l.

Left to right Ml Gwendolyn McCoroiack, Kerln, adopted son, Mr. and Mr. John McCormack. Keyla Folej, the youngest of nine chlldrea of Ihe brotiier of Mrs. John McCormack, wife of tns lrlsb tfnor, formerly adopted, by the einher with the taction of Surrogate Cohalao la New York. Young Kerlrw'a j;arenU lwt their Uvea whea tb-q Irl L mall steamer Lelnster wai torpedoed during the wa. This will bring three children Into the household of John McCormack. the singer's other two children being Gwendolyn nia CrriL Yo is Kerlr Foley McCormack ws born In Ireland May 5. 1917.

Hirrv (;. S. k f.. !..ry A Kin? nnd I.!isy K . Linl. itid nii'I wife, an.1 tlie .iition .f trii-f. r."t :il l'ark, fi olid ilddif'Ml a S'tUt!l r.!(d. a.ir!..T N i - nnd Iii- wife t Joseph C l'nt-n. II .'ind other vulne. nt 1, II rt .!:it T:iIlU place t- Sollt! r.. Ild. p:l rt f CliarlM J. Il"v ar.d Iii- wif. to Herman W. I.nndw. tir. Jfl. I.t .". of T. K. A. IlyerP v'h iilxiivWl'in of I'.trt of lot F.rDMj. crier's survey. tlUa-: A. .M Iimtiiv ;Utd Iii- wife to tu. riti.ns' Honi.-s .., 'l. l.ot 77 and V.i. It. StaUir.s tir-t ii.t.iivlsiou wltiiln ..ntt, l'.end. .l...-e.Ii Kih und Anna, liUiUna.l and vife to rn.uk .1. .V'W.ik :irid Mnry, husLand :ta I wife, ? :uid (.tl . r Kfini and a , .lue. I...t il, oinnuslrn'rN KubiUvts i-Mi of part of 1. hot und Ns Mate '..:ihk"8 a.ldltiyu out lots lu South r.e!:d. Iavi 1 A. Vanilewidle und Mary V. . huand and wife f. Samten II. IVltiRoid and !:!. wf;i, liustt.ind end wife. 1. I'nrt of lot 1. in Jane V. Jtohertson ubdtvislon of tn-rth part of Ik . h. f r. r led .'..t of out lot of South land. .svlvaiioua Farrell and Ms wife to lard S'-linder, $1. It is in Joseph .le rrnfLs fourth addition to M'.sh.nvaka. .lohn rrot ind Katie. hutin'l and r. ife t .lo-rph M.yer ; d Una, husband :!nd wlf SI nn l otl.er ;tlue. Lot '.7. In IlolloueU and SmUl.'x Mihdlvlslon of l.lo.k 7. KunUiaan aud M'.ver's addition to Sa:Mh I'ei.d. William I. rman and '.dnry. huslund wild w'fe i IMwnrd I'.arl and Iva Miud'. hu'ad ntl wife. .M,ixm. I'art of lot Ö In k r.aH. n addition to Mlsh.v v a k a . W illiam rin h and Ida. hv.a'.and and wife to (inir;-' S Hill and lisi.mi. h'M1 and und wife. 51.1. One a. re of land in I ; r t.e tou nii i i. Sarah J. S- l;r p fa Ojvd I.-vk wood. . Tatt of h'tx lettered "T" and "ii" on replit of Hugh's tt:ird addition ta South -.-n 1. I'ran.'.s V. I and I.u. r. tia Dlls. li'J."hand .uid wife to 1'rark .1. Kri.-ksan. l Mid otl.er value. Tort v ;; r. s la IVnti townsMp. llavnieud 1. !)'.: k and Nettie. liuband und wife to l'rur.k P. 1'eer. 1 mi l ..ther vah.e. a I-t fr..'-.tinj on Ml.-Mcin ft . M.l f--t po-itherly from south line of VMfP'ua iiv. In Suth l'.'d.

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WOMEN CAMPAIGN 0; FOR GEN. WOOD

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L. C. MATHEWS BUYS DEFUNCT COMPANY

Banner Gas Range Concern Sold on Order of Court.

" nv mahy r VITOr. In an effort to arouse interest arnonR tho "women of the city in the campaign of (len. Leonard Wood, who Is a candidate for the nomination cf president, Miss Harriet Vlttum secretary of the woman's

committee of the Wood campaign, ; spoke Thursday noon before thej women employes of the isnuclcbaker t corporation and Wlleon Uros. Co. j In speaking of the responsibility J

that rests w-ith a prtat politi-cal party In selecting a worthy candidate for the office of president. Miss Vittum reminded her audiences of certain qualities that the party should xpe t to find incorporated in the candidates for selection. Mis.s Yittum declared that the republican party thU year had such a representative group of embryo candidates that an exceptional responsibility rests with the members of the party in choosinjr just the right man for the candiducy. In an effort to show in what ways Leonard Wood qualifies for the candidacy nnd the presidency, Miss Yittum summarized the political, social, military, and civic accomplishments of Gen. Wood. Peribes Militarist. Miss Vittum. explained that though Gen. Wood is a military man he does not stand for militarism. She reminded her hearers that it was not as a lighting man that (Jen.

Wood attained his high position in the army, but that his advancement was made due to his characteristics ' as a leader and a helper. As lllus- ' trative of his abilitv to use military

The Thinner Gas Kanec Works, which went Into the hands of a receiver early last December, was early this week purchased by Louis C Mathews, former presiden1 of tho defunct company. The :-ilo was made upon order of the co"irt. Since

the company failed tho plant has been op rated by Charles L. Featherstone. former secretary-treasurer of the corporation, who xv:is appointed receiver by Judge Funk when tho receivership proceedings instituted by the Motor Castings Co., were first heard in tho circuit court. The company has been operating at 4 2S K. Madison st., in the old Singer bhlg. and at tho time of the original court action thf petitioners contended that the company was almost insolvent and there was an aggregate debt of $60,000 against the company which could not be. met.

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SI ?n. other value l ot .. I.I U-r ;.ddlton ta South P.-Tol Hannah V. ot : i;d lvr l.ush in l t lMehard Haf-troia nnd A cd a. !j-Jhnr.i .,,1 wife. I.o? Ko-!ih!:rs Rr-t I t.iitio.j t S 't!; Pe!ld. ;.orc M. St'u'etaker. Ar.:. Sfidehnkr 'iir'isle snl Plen-ent Stu.'.etiak-, ir., tru-teo to Acne, Krvi. 1 Tt Summit p'a ' "' :' d udditloa t. South i:en.i h'rar.k A. I.rh'-ir.. kl an 1 I'l ii: l.. lam'mn.l und wife to .l...- li K.c.'.-r at.d Josephine, l.uhari.i :t.-1 wife. SI a -id .f!e" value. l."t -o 1 ;..r'f l.'s f,.-:rth

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sonn- prooleuis. .miss mum spoKe ; of his commaral of the Gary strike. Miss Yittum also .!.c!nr .i that i Gen. Wood was a man of all of the '. peop'.e, a man with, an understand- , ing and sTrpathy for both capital and labor and a man oauer to blot out the imaginary hue that at pros- ' ent antagonizes the two necessary elements. ( It was Mis-; Yitturu's purpose to on ate in the woni n he addrosscd. ' an interest that should spur those . worin!! to tise thii iu.t! lein e for,

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wlf- w:ad!:.w .'a a::d M.,rth.i. i will be held next itiesday. .l!luuci, l.-'i't..n t und" wlf. . SI ar.d ..fh.-r i: i'tlie -.vormn will not hav- t!;o privi- : ad value Part of ha- 7 :c. ! s o, S!'.:.'e. t.t act'-.a!lv Aoting. Mi- ittuui taker nfd Hir..-- --j a-iix 1 -h-n of :att of, f,s.N that tlic;r intluence i vast, p.. o I.o M. f.--:.-l 1 iat oi:t vittuJn ;i!uj Irs Ullllll ir V,,,,;-t.Vl.IVtt-'-.. ... the of Mrs. C. A. Carlisle.

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