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Morris tribune., 1919-10-31

are not working properly.
This is worth FASTING in your hat.
An auto going
Per hour
10 miles 92 feet.
Is miles 20.8 feet.
Is miles-37 feet.
80 miles-83.3 feet.
35 miles-113 feet.
40 miles-148 feet.
SO miles-231 feet.
Morris tribune., 1919-10-31

The candidacy of Julius A. schmahI for governor
has been launched by Schmahl club at Redwood Falls
He will be the next governor, and will good one,
too
Morris tribune., 1919-10-31

The North Dakota bipartisan League has adopted
the goat as it's official party emblem For party that
isn't party the League doing well 1t has
organization boss emblem and bunch OF 1nsur
gents. .- ~
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-08
WILSON MUCH
BETTER AFTER
COOL WEATHER
Appetite Improves and Ex-
eCutiVe is Impatient to be
Back at the Wheel.
BY United Press

BY United Press
WASHINGTON. oct. s.-Pres't
Wilson was much improved this
morning according to information
from unofficial sources at the white
house.
His appetite was better and he
was very anxious TO get out OF bed.
il was learned.
The cooler weather seemed TO
have a good effect on the president.
Good Breakfast.
For the first time In a weel, the
president was interested in food He
asked for soft boiled eggs for
breakfast. Afterward he expressed a
desire to see several persons on Of
fetal business, finally remarking that
Or. Cary r. Grayson showed remark
able inability to get in touch with
the men he wanted 10 consult.
His physicians are not ready to
abandon the rest cure EXertion,
mental or physical. they believe
would not be good, in spite of the
Improvement.
Wilson asked many questions
about the Industrial conference and
the peace treaty situation. Yester-
day il was disclosed. he persuaded
Mrs Wilson to telephone Sec'y
Tumulty to get the latest news from
the senate.
A message was received from Earl
Cursor by Niscount Grey, British
am u1hassador. saying:
The whole nation is watching
with intense anxiety and concern
the illness OF the president Please
convey 10 the white house an eX-
preston Of our earnest hope for a
speedy recovery
King George Cables.
King George cabled Grey as fol-
lows:
''I am distressed to hear Of the
illness Of the president, but trust
YOU can give me reassuring reports
OF his condition
King Albert OF Belgium tele-
graphed from Chicago: Very glad
10 hear YOU are getting better from
day 10 day. l send YOU most heart
felt wishes for complete recovery 80
President Wires.
Pres't Suarez Of Colombia cabled:
"We present 10 Your ENcellenCy
the expression of our sympathy and
the wishes we make for Your EN-
cellency's precious health.
Amaronian and Hoghos Mubar. in
the name of Armenia cabled from
Paris.
we have been very sad i'm learn
ing of your illness and are thorough
" Slad now 10 hear of Your inn
provement. We together with the
Armenian nation express sincere
wishes for tho speedy recovery of
your health. so precious 10 YOUR
glorious fatherland. humanity and
Armenia
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-08
D. A. R. MEETING
At OLIVER HOTEL
State Officers and Delegates
Arrive to Attend Sessions
This Evening.

The first session of the 10Th an
nual conference Of the Daughters of
the American Revolution will be
held in the Rotary room OF the
oliver hotel tonight Many of the
state officers and delegates arrived
in South Bend Tuesday night and
Wednesday and registration was
goins on at the hotel Wednesday
afternoon.
A conference. at which the bust
ness TO be brought before the con-
vention was discussed was partici-
pated in Wednesday morning by the
state officers who had arrived here
including Mrs Frank Felter. state
recent. Mrs. otto Rott. state vice
regent. Mrs William A. Guthrie.
vice president general; Mrs. James
B. Crankshaw. state treasurer and
temporary secretary: Mrs. II. G.
sheridan. state historian, Miss 3. j.
Griswold Mrs Newberry J. Howe
and Mrs s. z. Perkins who are 10
deliver talks.
Mrs Robert Hall WlleS. who IS 10
deliver the principal address at the
opening session. is in the city and
has announced that her subject Will
he Responsibilities OF the d. A. r.
as Citizens Of the Republic Mrs.
Wiles is past regent OF Illinois, past
regent Of the Chicago chapter. and
is now honorary president or the
Daughters Of 1912.
Program Tonight.
The program for tonight, 20 which
the husbands OF the members are
invited. follows: Conference called 70
order by state regent, Mrs. Frank
Felter: scripture and prayer. Mrs. f,
c.. Atkins. state chaplain; America,
the audience. greetings Of welcome
70 members Of India-a conference,
Mrs. John E. Campbell. regent OF
the local Schuyler ColfaN chapter
response. Mrs Otto Rott. state vice
regent. soprano solo. Mrs. lands II.
Writ: greetings. Mrs. John y. Carey,
honorary vice president general
Mrs. William A. Guthrie. vice presi-
dent general. and Mrs. James NJ
Fowler. librarian general; address
Mrs. Robert Hall Wiles. and tenor
solo. F. c. Koos.
The Thursday morning session al
which Mrs. James 2. Goodrich viii
deliver an address will begin at
o'clock.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-08
CONFERENCE SESSION IS SHOR'
SeUenty-One Planes
Start in Air Derby

consume at least II days. There will
be night flying Lieut.. J. b Machie.
driving No. Il, a DeHaviland-4. got
away at 9:10.30 Two minutes later
Brig. Gen. L f. o. Charlton, Brit
ish attache, took the air in No. 9, a
Bristol.
Following Machle's start other
machines got away in this order at
about two minute intervals:
Numbers II, IS, %, 81. 47. 35, %.
o. 81 and 9. Number was delayed
by motor trouble.
Number 35 was forced 70 return
20 minutes later because Of engine
trouble.
Benedict Crowell, first assistant
secretary Of war. started the ma
chimes in place of Mai. Gen. Barry.
The first airplane from the Pacific
coast in the tTans-continental air
race left the ground at the Preside
of San Francisco at $50 O'Clock this
morning.
The plane is a DeHaviland and is
driven by Lieut.. J. p. Reichter with
Lieut.. J. B. Patrick as observer.
Thirteen others followed at two
minute intervals
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-08
TO NAME GENERAL WOOD
AS POSSIBLE CANDIDATE {

BY United Press:
CHICAGO. oct. S.-Defnite steps
10 bring out Mai. Gen. Leonard
Wood as candidate for the republi-
can nomination for president, were
expected 10 be taken here today.
John T. King, republican commit
teeman from Connecticut, credited
with being the manager Of the Wood
boom. arrived here 20 meet Wood
hackers from the middle west. 4
tentative search for headquarters
was started and II was reported that
the former Roosevelt headquarters
in the Congress hotel. where the
great battle OF 1912 was staged. will
be taken over by the Wood man
ayers
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-08
LONGSH0REMEN'S STRIKE
TIES UP NEW YORK PORT

Br United Press
%EW YORK. oct s-The port Of
New York was partially tied up TO-
DAY as the result OF an unauthorized
strike of Ioneshoremen. The uumb ber
OF strikers was estimated at 10000
20 10000.
They demanded an increase from
81 cents to 81 an hour and s. an
hour for overtime and Sunday work.
The shipping board has just -r-nted
them rs cents am hour with $3.50
FOR overtime and s. for sunday
Several rrars-A-'auric liners are
held Ar their piers
John Reilly president 0f the Sew
York Louzshoremen. was beaten Hy
strike sympathizers today when he
tried no persuade union men 90 re-
turn 20 work
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-08
SECRETARY
HAS MARROW ESCAPE

1fINECLA. g. Y oct s-Rere-
dict Cr0well assistant secretary -
war. narrowly escaped injury This
afternoon when an airplane iu which
he was riding fell 80 feet t0 the
ground here and overturned Both
Cr3weu and his pilot. Capt Maurice
0Ieary. were buried under the MAJ
chine hlt escaped with shaking
mp. The accident occurred when
Cleary tried 20 avoid striking "a
hangar Crowell announced his in
tertion ~ going up at once in an
other machine.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-08
MODEL CITY"
IS CONTROLLED
BY REGULARS
Tin "Derbies" Replace Silk
Lids" as Soldiers Patrol
Streets of Steel Center.
GUARD AGAINST TROUBLE
By United Press

By United Press.
GARY. Ind. oct S.-The silk hat
OF oficialdom was supplanted by the
tin helmet OF Mars here today. Gary.
the model city" was under mill
tary control, regular soldiers watch
ing 20 see that no more disturbances
arise from the steel strike.
DO was a kindly military rule. Col
W. < Mapes commanding. made
his headquarters i'm the Offices OF
Mayor Hodges. He chose TO operate
through the city officials rather than
over them The mayor retained his
authority police and other city Off
cials retained theirs. The 1000 sol
dicrs pacing beats and polishing
their weapons. were more assistant
police than military guards.
Divergent Opinions.
Army officials called DO martial
law city officials. being granted the
right 90 continue their duties. call
ed 10 military control I'm case of
further disturbances requiring force.
army officials would automatically
assume entire control. officers said
withdrawing the privileges now left
to city authorities
Army intelligence officers had
seized nearly o ton of radical ltera-
ture iu raids on various red centers
here today
Mai Gen Leonard Wood de
clared the outbreaks had been
caused by red agitators whose only
desire seemed 70 be 20 fomcnt riots.
Take BOlShcViSts.
Department Of justice agents. CO.
operating with army officers. took
three alleged bolshevistic leaders in
tc custody.
A mass meeting Of citizens was
held last night under direction OF
army officers. Mai J. O. Bye asked
for volunteers 10 assist troops IN
preserving order Two hundred
former soldiers volunteered and were
placed ON duty today
since the 1000 regulars took
charge Of the situation there has
ONLY been one arrest The "Yanks"
found no use for their rifles. bay
ouets. grenades machine guns and
cannon However. all these weapons
had their effect in helping 90 quiet
the unrest and calm the population.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-08
ALIEN WORKERS
MUST PAY TAXES
Eiqht Percent of Annual Earn
inqS Will Go to Federal
Government.

Alien workuer I'm South Bend
must paw eight pcr ccrt of their
annual earnings 20 the federal gov
ernment under the enforcement or
the alien law enacted Ly congress
SONS time aro
And the law IS 90 he enforced ac-
cording 20 word received here We'd
rcsdav An inspection Of the ln-
dustrial plants of the city is 10 be
made 20 determine what employees
aave not become fully naturalizcd
as citizens OF tho United States
To Make survey.
n d Neucth. a South Bend at
toruey. has been appointed to make
"a survey Of the City 90 determine
the number az alien workmen here
and 10 report 20 the government for
collection of the eight per cent. iu-
come taxes from these workmen.
There are az least 5000 alien
worknen in the city. 10 is estimated
During tho registration OF alien enc
mics lasr year under the presidcrrs
proclamation there were in tho
re5ghborhood of 1900 alien enemies
and 10 is estimated that therc are
at least that number Of aliens here
who did not come under The alien
enemy head
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-08
TO TAKE DISPOSITIONS
IN FAMOUS MURDER CASE
BY United Press

By United Press.
LOS ANGELES. Calf. oct s.
Important depositions' are 20 be
taken in indianapolis by the attor-
neys prosecuting Harry s. New. ac-
cused OF numbering Frieda Lesser.
his sweethear-. il was revealed to-
day. following an order in the su-
perior court continuing News trial
from oct. q TO Dec. g.
Indianapolis is the home OF United
States Sen. Harry ). New whom the
accused man claims as his father.
Il is understood here that Dist.
Atty Woolwine OF Los Angeles has
left for the east 10 take the deposi-
tions The trial was continued on
the request Of the prosecution.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-08

BY United Press:
NEW YORK, oct. S.-The great
est aerial race in history began at
9:15 a. m. today when Il airplanes
started TO take off on a trans con
tinental flight between New York
and san Francisco. Fifty-five Of the
machines were scheduled 10 leave
MineOla and the remainder were TO
start from San Francisco. The race
across the continent and back-more
than 5,400 miles-was expected to
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-08
OPERATORS GAIN.

UITFU I"TFN-
PITTSBURG. Pa. Oct s.-Thou-
sands OF steel workers poured
through the gates or mills in this
district today Operators claimed
gains OF hundreds OF men while
union leaders maintained their lines
were standing the strain OF three
weeks Of striking.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-08
Beats Her When She
Refuses to Shine
Shoes. Fined SIS

AURORA. H.. oct s-Domi-
nick Desmond. mechanic. has
some idea as 20 what a wife is
for
He believes. besides mending
his socks. cooking his meals. do
ing his laundry and caring for
two babies. his wife should shine
his shoes
"A man marries a woman 20
have her wait on him. says
pominick
But Mrs Drminick rebelled
Mrs Dominick was severely beat
en- Dominick was arrested. how
ever. and fned SIS.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-08
REBELLION STARTS.

BY United Press
COPE\HAG En-, oct S.-Dis-
patches received here from Helsing-
fors say wireless advices have been
received in Courland telling Of 4
serious rebellion against the bolshe-
Wiki started in Moscow by the social
revolutionaries. Lenin is reported 70
have ordered the Imprisonment Of
Trotsky. but Lenin himself was ar
rested instead.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-08
WITHDRAW FORCES.

Ey uited Press
BERLIN. oct. S.-German forces
have begun 20 withdraw from the
Baltic district the Berlin Achtuhr-
blatt reported today. All OF them
have agreed 10 return 20 Germany.
il is stated. except "A part OF the
Iron division
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-08
PERFECT APPEAL.

Br nlte0 IrfsN-
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind oct g.
Plans were under way today by The
star Publishing Co. 70 perfect IFS ap-
peal 20 the supreme court from a
Judgment OF 239.O5O given by Judge
Linn Hay OF the superior court in
favor OF Frank c. Ball OF Muncie.
Ind. against the publishing com
panv
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-08
WHEAT BELT IS
PRAISED BY KING
At Omaha Monarch is Inter-
eSted in Livestock and
Markets of City.
By United Press

By United Press:
ABOARD KING ALBERTS s
TRAIN. OMAHA. Neb.. oct s.
while entering the great agricultur-
al center OF this great country the
queen and I. as well as every Bel
gian. will remember that it was
from the wheat belt that came the
first spontaneous offer of food
stuffs 10 stricken Belgium" King
Albert Of Belgium today said on
the arrival Of the royal party in
Omaha
The king made several inquiries
into conditions here and expressed
a desire to see the livestock mar
ket and other industries of this
city.
Both the king and the prince
stood on the observation platform
early this morning as the special
whizzed through Iowa and were
greatly impressed by the sight of the
immense corn fields.
Sees Mississippi
Late last night Prince Leopold
gratified his wish 10 see the Miss
issippi river. The river was crossed
at Savannah, IL. about midnight,
but the prince was up, and for his
special benefit a huge searchlight
was thrown on the river.
Throughout the run over Iowa
and Nebraska crowds gathered al
stations 70 see the king and queen.
At several places they came out on
the platform and shook hands and
kissed babies.
Brief Stops.
A brief stop was made at Man
lila. Iowa. where railroad employees
gathered and gave the queen three
cheers.
The king and the prince are ex-
pected today 20 again mount the
engine cab and take over the throt-
tie
The special is due in Cheyenne al
midnight tonight. and in Ogden,
Utah. at $3.50 O'Clock tomorrow aft
ernoon. A halt OF an hour probably
will be made al Salt Lake City late
tomorrow afternoon where it is
hoped 10 visit the Mormon Taber-
naCle.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-08
Pastor BIameS Satan
and Good Roads for
the COuntry,S Sins

TILTONVILLE. Ohio. oct s.
Satan and good roads are
blamed for keeping down church
attendance on Sunday by Rev
H. l.. Ward, a local pastor. II
viii thank the Lord when roads
become SO bad that Sunday auto
touring will no longer be "A pleas
ure," he said to his congrega-
tion
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-08
IS
STABBED IN
STREET FIGHT
Riot Call Follows Alteration
Near Soft Drink Place on
Chaplin Street.

Patrolman Casmir Luzny is IN a
serious condition at Epworth hospi-
tai as the result of being stabbed
three times and beaten over the
head while attempting TO stop a
fight near S49 s. Chaplin St, shortly
after 1890 o'clock Tuesday night.
Louis Powell, 1415 Kendall av.,
owner of an +. Lasalle av. pool and
billiard hall. and John Mentes. 1910
Prairie av.. arrested by the police
after Patrolman Luzny was wound
ed Tuesday night. are being held on
the charge Of having assaulted the
patrOlman.
Hold Witnesses.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Castleman
and Florence Arnold, 1915 Ernsber-
ger St, Henry Richter and Orval
Bright were also taken in charge by
the police Tuesday night and are
being held as witnesses. Mr.. and
Mrs. Alexander Csallo. proprietors
of n soft drink place at $40 $. Chap
in ST., were called in by the police
Wednesday morning TO give what
information they have in connection
with the assault of the patrolman.
According 70 witnesses of the
stabhing. the Csallo place had closed
for the night. a light was in progress
in front of the place, and Patrolman
Luzny attempted to stop il. Accord
ing TO the witnesses, as soon as the
patrolman entered the fray. ne was
struck over the head with a heavy
iron bar. The blow stunned the pa
trolman, ano while he was i'm a
dazed condition. he was stabbed
three times, once in the back, once
in the right shoulder and a third
time over the right eye.
Send Riot Call.
riot call was sent to police
headquarters, and a detail OF police
was rushed to the scene. The pa
trolman was found lying on the
sidewalk near the soft drink place.
PatrQlmau Luzny was rushed 10 Ep-
worth hospital while the police
rounded up Powell and Mentes. who
are said 10 have been the principals
in the fight which the policeman at
tempted 70 stop.
When searched at police head
quarters Tuesday night Powell was
found in possession of an internal
revenue officers star. Asst Chief of
Police Cassidy said Wednesday that
the matter Of finding the star on
Powell would he placed i'm the hands
of government officials
Condition l. Serious.
Reports from PatrOlman Luzny
Wednesday indicate that his con-
dition is serious although not nee
essarily fatal The two principals are
being held pending the patrolman' S
condition before being arraigrod in
city court.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-08
MaCkeraI Mine
PrOUeS to be a
"SaLted" Vein

HAMMOND. Ind. Oct. S.-A
mackerai mine was unearthed
here the other day, but il proved
10 be a "salted" vein. Levelling
off a newly purchased suburban
lot. Otto Reese came upon eight
pals Of the salt fish. apparent
ly in good condition despite long
interment It is believed freight
car bandits planted the fish and
forgot where the mackerel was
cached.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-08
ASK EXTENSION.

BY United Press.
PARIS. oct. S.-The Bulgarian
peace delegation today asked for a
Today extension OF time 10 make
their reply 70 the treaty recently
presented them by the allies
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-08
BULLETIN.

BINGHAMTON, n. Y, Oct.
6.-Col. Alfred Brandt, driving
plane No. 4. crashed to the
ground one mile north of De-
posit this morning. Col. Brandt
was found with both arms and
both legs broken. unconscious
and apparently dying. Sergt.
w. II. hewitt. passenger. was
injured. The plane was
wrecked.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-08
Three GROUPS CONVENE
TO PREPARE PROPOSALS
May Act for Long Adjournment as Aid
to Mass of Work Before the
Central Committee.
BY United Press

WASHINGTON, Oct 6-The industrial peace conference
today found there business before and
until tomorrow, after 30 session
During the adjournment the three groups representing capital
labor and the public will separately prepare proposals
for introduction morning Under individual
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-08
PENCE TREATY

WASHINGTON. oct S.-The sen
ate today had before 10 the provi-
sion of the peace treaty whereby
Japan obtains the German cOnces-
slOns IN Shantung
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-08
ACT WITHOUT DEBATE.

Rv United Press
WASHINGTON. oct S.-Withou,
debate or an opposing vote. the SEN
ate today agreed 70 conference re
port on the prohibition enforcement
bill.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-08
BATTING EYE Of
THE WHITE SOX
FINALLY FOUND
Chicago Team Fighting at
Last Will Probably Put
Hopes on CiCOtte.
BY HENRY l. FARRELL.
United Press StaG Correspondent.

CINCINNATI Ohio. oct. S.-The
Sox are lighting at last Look OUT
for them. Thus chirped "a handful
of faithful Woodland Bards This
morning. who on arrival yesterday.
wore all the trimmings of chief
mOurners AT funeral. They crowed
optimistiCallv over the 10 inning
game which the Gleason delegation
snatched from the fire yesterday and
directed ommous prophecies toward
the Red stronghold Hope and the
lighting spirit had revived.
Redland's enthusiasm was NOT
dampened by the set back their
heroes suffered Its confidence was
not shaken i'm the ability of Moran
and his clan 10 take the decisive VIC
tory this afternoon.
Back TO life
Kid Gleason issued the usual Conr-
munique from the Sox O. II. c. this
morning He put in official words
wha. the Chicago bunch expressed
IN every action around their motel
Ia return 10 life. reiuvenated
hope and q goodly portion of con-
hdence
The portlv little boss Of Comis-
KEYS club was willing 10 tell the
world that his team was back in the
race. that their big stick had been
pulled from the hole where II had
been buried i'm a prolonged batting
slump He still was willing, he de-
clared. 10 put Tot Of chips on his
ace hurlers in another start.
Batting Eye Found.
A few weak hearted Cincinnati
-hopelessly in the minority, re-
membering the barraee Of the SoX
artillery which blew Walter Ruether
from the mound YESTERDAY scratch
cd their heads and allowed that
there might be something more than
propaganda IN Gleason's declared tion
that the batting eve or The White
Sox had been found on the train
that shuf1ed them over from the
windy city.
With just one more rung ahead Of
them on the ladder toward the
championship. the Moran men SHOW
ed only one effect of yesterdays re-
versal-they were more determined
TO go out and finish the series this
afternoon.
Many Reasons for Defeat.
Various reasons were offered for
the defeat. Some blamed IL on the
bumpv trip from Chicago, others
said il was the stands that drowned
the signal cry Of Capt Groh and
allowed Weaver's first two base fy
10 drop between Kopf and Duncan
which marked the break Of the
game A general le- down caused
bv the strain of three hard battles
in Chicago was held responsible hy
others.
Redland banks its hopes on tall
Harry SaIlee 10 land the victory -his
afternoon that would Bring the first
worlds, pennant 70 the Ohio city
The August heat that still prevails
here is expected 20 help The south
paw repeat MS victory Of the second
game.
Eddie Cicotte. twice beaten in
the series, probably viii be given an
other chance 10 retrieve some Of his
lost laurels and the SoX followers
predicted a victory They can't con
cetve OF three straight defeats for
CicCtfa
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-08
Condition Is Scriou.

Reports from PatrOlman Luzny
Wednesday indicate that his con
dition is serious. although not nee
essarily fatal The two principals are
being held pending the patrOlman's s
condition before being arraigrCd in
city court.