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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-07

1t is a new session. but the sam
old congress. and there is not an
particular reason why the cOuntr
should expect too much OF it. Ever
vital interest OF the country vii
be subordinated 10 the eXigencies o
the coming presidential election.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-21
CRUISER C0EBEN MYSTERY
AGAIN BEING DISCUSSED
House OF Commons Member Asks for
Secret Findings OF Nurt-
Martial.
EXPLANATION IS DEMANDED
Commander Bclia:rcs and Others
Threaten to Go to Bottom OF Case
as Soon as Sessions Resume After
Easter.
ny Roun,vr wEI.l.Es nITCHlE.

LONDON. April 2o.-Who was re-
sponsible for the escape of the Ger
man battle cruiser Goeben in the first
week of the war?
to the Embellishments lighting blood has
bobhed UP in the House of Commons.
ard again it has been soft pedaled'
by the First Lord OF the Admiralty.
Answering an Interpretation OF Com.
mandcr Carlcy Hcllaircs. who wanted
10 know If the House would be given
the secret findings OF the court-mar-
;ial which acquitted ADMIRAL Trou-
b~idge. the Admiralty chief said:
The members OF the House will re.
member that the action OF Admiral
Trouhridge. WAS subject to court
martial which acquitted him Of charges
lodged against him The honorable
suggest that this House should revise
the findings of court martial.
No Desire 10 Protect Amy Ono.
decentralization Of the findings at
this momcn; is not due to any desire
TO protect anybody. but 10 publish de-
a great deal more than is at present
available for publication; would be to
would be injured II the Admiralty
could not publish other information Of
vital Importance in forming conclu-
facts Will hc made known.
This statement by tho First Lord OF
the Admiralty satisfies nobody and
from an excellent authority that when
tht Commons resumes after the last
or holidays. Gommandsr Eellair i
bottom of the mystery.
Hun Ships Escape.
Admiral Trouhridgc's defense at the
court martial as that he had oocyed
orders TO avoid being brought into
action against SGperio" forces. He
cruiser squadron opposing only the
Gocbc1 and the small cruiser BreSlau.
The Gocb"n'S escape 10 ConStantinOplc
was the deciding factor in bringing
Turkey INFO the war on the side OF the
Tcutonic empires.
bridge quoted IN his defense come,
and why did the Admiralty at London
presume To dictate the strategy of the
squadron in the Mediterranean? These
arc the outstanding points in the Coo
Colonel Winston Spencer Churchill.
Lord OF the admiralty Prince Louis
BattcnbcrG. who later changed his
name to MARQUIS, of Milford, llayen.
because he desired TO forget his Ger
man origin, WAS First ca Lord.
Publication lis Demanded.
Did the order cutting off Troubridgc
from the pursuit OF the GocEen origi-
nate with Churchill or with Prince
Battenberg?
What is the mysterious wealth Of
secret information tho present chief
Of the Admiralty Admiral Long, re-
ferred to. which must be established
to explain everything:
These are questions for Parliament
TO decide, says tho Morning Post.
adding: ut is also the duty of Par
Lament TO demand publication of all
. secret courtsmartial held during the
war. so tia. both the orders and the
conduct o: naval officers may he known
they received may be rightly appor-
toned"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-21

MECHASICS--Atten mcchanic.-,o
MAKER: dicnakcrs. too! Designers lat
p!ancr, Shapcr. milling and other mac h
hanJs experienced tool work n
grinders harGe ners. barhsIn!ihs: ali-arou
Wschin!sts. bench hands. lathe. plancr mi
.ns. shuper and other machine hands
genera machine shop and production wo,
monitor, Acme. Brow. and Sharpe w.
ns' ana Swasey. and other hand and au
mate screw machine operators; frst-cl,
chine and die settlers: wood and me
JhtSrninAHcFr. as-cmDlcrS. bearing scra
ers. inspectors, ni!liwr!Shts. automobile
pa!!mcn rirc,-rS, sOldcrcrs. wcldcrS dr.
io;g" h"mmcrih.n. poIishcrs. buffers, DC
rrma NeTS, clippers light and heavy sh
metal workers. tinsmlihs cappersmit
anEeism!ths. structural Iron workers
shop work. csone, maker automot
body builders. auto door hangers bum DC
paac!crS. 1n!she!J. painters varnishe
sir!pcfs. S!azicra. tr!mmcrs, backhsnCe
Gus hionnahers: carpenters. br!cklaye
pluHncr". steamhttcrs. painters, plasterc
eiectrictans: Intelligent American hand
men without definite trsdcs but willing
work. Special consideration given to a
plichtions from returned soldiers Box
Detroit, Mich,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-21
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Personals.

KENoNArING-we mako a Stylish hal out
OF your last spring hat. Why spend
money on {. new hat when we can dye and
rcshapc IT into 1919 spring beauty? Amer
Main StrFAt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-21
Publication lis Demanded.


LYNCHBuHG. VA. April 2O.--The
will OF j. w. Watson, broker, who
died week ago. which has just been
probated here. dcviscs $1,000 in Lib
erty bonds TO the children of his sister.
Mrs. Florence Hunt, aud the residue
of the estate OF about $4,000 TO his
mother. Mrs. Jennie r. Watson.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-21
Motorcycles anl bicycles. AZ
pl.UEnRp pIcvcLEs-rh. loves, vr,e,

bLUEblRD BicYCLEsrhe loves, price
real bike that you buy. $3.50 E1-
pert Bicycles SIS. American Bicycles. so
Pierce Bicycles 500. Acme bicycles $50
Columbia bicycles $3.50 New models
up-to-datc equipment. Full line of bicycle
tires lamps anu accessories Expert
prompt repairing. Rowictt Bicycl. Co iIs
West Broad Street
FON BICYCLES
FOX BICYCLES
Just received carload OF new
model Fox bicycles which are sure
to sell quickly these spring days
-ho Fox is fully guaranteed.
hiSh-grade bike. This model is
equipped with guaranteed non-skid
tires. special Troxei padded saddle
graceful box handle bars leather
or rubber !olds4 grips. Splcn-
didly finished in enamel. metal
parts nickcl-plstcd, complete with
tools. ready to ride away. Mems
and ladies' sizes. st5 Rowlct
Bicycle Co. AIS West Broad ST.
FOX BICYCLES
FOX BICYCLES
lSp l;S motorcycic for sale. Apply COZ
--=-- 7-=---------- --=---=---=-==-
Auto Accessories. ~
Ell West Broad Street Madison il4O
AUTO FuEL--Mot- o. line added TO your raso-
line gives moro power to your car Uses
Tess gas. get more miles to tho gallon 81 90
4 bottlc. Mayo Auto Supply Co I3 Wcs;
broad street. Phone Randolph SooS
METAL. PoElSH-Whiz Metal Polish will
brighten up the brass and metal parts OF
aE %dF IS s" cent, 80 'nsy shine IKE new Is
So West broad Street. Phone Madison Sdt S
fLATE GLASS windows for rear curtains
Gra wford Trimming Co. 1915 W Broad
REPAIR PARTS for Ford cars furnished
at short notice. Ford wheels. wire or
wood. and Ford lamps OF several styles at
low prices. Stop in and see what we've cot
mat you need; Mayo Auto Supply Co SIS
STARK rLCGS-Derts develop more power
SPARK P1-UGS-Cha pion and Red Head
and stop missing" Mayo Auto suppiy co.
s2s West Broad street. Phone Madison 3J0S
TIRES
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-21

LOckEr--Lost ON wrstbuuud Main Street
car No. $50. sunday afternoon lock ri
and chain. chiid's picture in iocket Re
ward II returned Ia sos East Main Street
NECK III EcE-l.oSt black seal neckpIcce
on Laurel Street. between Spring nd
China Reward IL returned to 52i South
fONi-S,rayed from my farm on River
Road. dark brown pony. Reward for in
formation leading to her recovery. Phone
Randolph 1850. r. 4. Noting.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-21

Now has charge of tho Liberty
where he viii be glad 10 see and
give his former friends and patrons
his personal attention to any and all
work intrustcd to him.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-21
Lost anti Found. 10
AUTOMOBILE

AZ
20o-REwARD-,20o
i9'? Chalmers touring. factory No. 1929
license Nc .Oicj. stolen night of April is
i rom front o, 80 John Marshall hish school
OF thief. Notify Gibson. Moore a. sutton
Mutual building. Richmond. or Automobile
Underwriters detective Bureau. 1923 Hurt
Buiiuing. Atlanta
BAR iiN--Lost. platinum bar pin. dia-
mond in center. medium size. Friday
niEht At Biucs Armory or between Sixth
ana ~. Jcffcrson Streets Finder please return
Richmond. Va and receive $40 reward.
cAPE-Lost. one dark blue popiin cape
with vest effect, on viaduct car Friday
afternoon between and o'clock. Call
Madison toit. or 1915 Williamsburg Avenue
COLLECTION BOOK
LOST. RED BACK COLLECTION
BOOK SUNDAY MORNING. LIB
ERAL REWARD If RETURNED
TO NJ. T ROGERS. :H5 VEN
ABLE STREET
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-21

DAVIS 1ols model. seven pa ssenser tour
:, ing car. This car is in the pink of CON
I Wst as it has only been run about three
The reason for selling is on account OF The
death az owner. and is left here so IL San
quick buyer; Car can be seen at A. l.
flemlhGs :. ol7 West Broad Street.
~uTriNG-1Two-t Cutting truck. recently
!. :r s;, This truck Is suitable for ha aii9c
sSen at the Stewart Motor Sales Co I4Io
west Broad Street Randolph 1870.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-21
Personals.

DEAR BOYS please ,et hear from yoa
We are all terribly sorry Father. Aunt
HAVE FOUND the science OF perpctu.l
youth was an old man at 80. and | am
now ii young man ut 50. y postal wiIl f,Ir
nlsh you what ~ took years 10 learn
W. j. GasEett WdyCross. Ga
viii not DC responsible for any debts con.
tracted y any one other ih.n unys.i,
ia mes r. CowlnE.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-21
BUSINESS SERVICE
Painting-Papering. "A

cLEAN S,o pspe.E ps'nns and Eisdows. Prise
DAVIS; Ns wcst Clay street Madison
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-21

ing ear. This car is in good saint
and zinc mechanical condition. Viii
sell cheap to quick buyer. Gar
can he seen Bliley's Garage
$40 North Third Street
hIaEkIFor sale; Buick 5-passenger sedan.
SIG, In hrst-clasS order. Apply owner
S$3S West Grace Street. Phone boulevard
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-21
Funeral Directors.

fHAUP.- Edwin Phauu Funeral Director
and EInbarner. 5qJ East Main stree,
Madison lSl kandolnh 500
SuI,HERiAND--J l.. Sutherland l. Sons,
Funera! Directors. 400 IVES; Ms:n Street
BouL 274. Nights and Sundays Ran lao
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-21

The funeral viii take place this tMonday)
q itcrnoon at O'clock from the above resi-
GcnCc. lnt"rinont Ia GA wood.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-21

your ola hat. NC viii make IL into :.
good spring style. The price Tor this ,wor K
is very cheap so bring us your old hat n mi
lgt US make YOU an estimate. Manha,Ian
Shoe SHINING and Hat WORKS. .oi r:ss
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-21

,Ou~G LADIES'
a. NUMBER or INTELLIGENT
YoUHG LADIES ARE NEEDED AT
ONCE FOR TELEPHONE WORK.
$40 PER WEEK DURING WEEKS
OF INSTRUCTION. FREQUENT
INCREASES THEREAFTER. AND
PERMANENT PLEASANT POSI-.
TfoNs. SEE MISS VIA. ROOM
soy. 700 EAST GRACE STREET.
TIE CHESAPEAKE AND roro-
MAC TELEPHONE co. OF vIR-
GINA.
M,HNT e rent reo.nf head anl uA.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-21
EMPLOYMENT
Help Wanted-Eemal

GlRlI-Wanted. young girl for EenoraI ha,
work: small family. iGo2 Barton Ava
Call Madison 6tS6-J. "'en
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-21

PAPER-IIare your rooms pnpered for tho
spring. We have all latest desBns Call
us and we Will como and make esu-
mate. A. II. Huntington. Ranuo!ph 1919.
PhPER1NG-1n cleaning UP for the spring,
hive your walls pApcrcd. We have papers
q all coors and the latest designs. d, /.
HnrreIl. "a North Third. Randolph 2ll0-J.
PAfERlNG = Wall paperirg ana general
~, mouse painting. A. Hetzer & Sons. 7o5
West Main Street. Phone Madison 1910.
THE MELVER COMPANY
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-21

M,AANT t. rent reo.uI Read anl ia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-21
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Deaths.

BUKTOS.--bi.d. sunday. April "a 1919 a /
$50 y. NJ. At Nor residence. zoos %
Street. Mrs. Mary T.. Burton, aged nifty
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-12-05
THINKS DEMPSEY
WOULD FIGHT
Promoter Cochran Leaves For Ameri.
ca in Effort to Arrange
Match For June In
London.

LONDON, Dec. 5.-Promoter Coch-
ran today declared his confidence of
matching Jack Dempsey, worlds
heavyweight champion, with Georges
Carpenter, European champion, for
a fight before the Olympia club here
on June Z.
81 have just received cable from
Jack Kearns, manager of Champion
Dempsey" Cochran asid. "He as
sured me that my offer would be con-
sidered first, and / feel the deal is
virtually closed. The fight would be
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-12-05
Eranco-Sritish Alliance.

PARIS, Dec. 5.-Great Britain will
carry out the terms Of the Franco-Brit-
ish defensive, alliance, by which she
agrees to come to Frances aid in
event of unprovoked aggression by
Germany. whether the United States
becomes party to the pact or not, ac-
cording to newspapers here.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-12-05
Mus. penend on Wood.

Tell people who have only coal
enough for two or three weeks that
they must prepare to burn wood. and
had better lay in their supply now, 3"
Fuel Administrator Nagel said today,
and his committee of seven echoed his
statement. People are going to have
to use wood if they have no more coal
than this. They will be wise il they
will get the wood now, and burn II
along with their coal. The wood viii
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-12-05
Ever Increasing Amount az Twelfth
Street Grounds Tells Whzt Co
operation VIII
Do
CRISIS NOW BEING MET
Formation OF Company and Securing
Of Funds Makes IL Possible TO
Build Barrier Against
Suffering.

The wood PIE on the market
grounds al Twelfth and Main streets,
growing every hour as the big steam
saw eats into the logs that are fed into
! its whirling teeth. Is q living testi-
monial 10 the keokuk spirit When
Keokuk business men awoke 10 the
seriousness Of the fuel situation. as
they did Tuesday noon al luncheon at
Lhe Hotel Iowa, they Immediately set
10 work 10 combat cold and hunger
suffering
Z committee OF four went ont
out yesterday 10 raise the funds TO
finance the wood company OF which
EeoEuk business men are members. 4.
was e1cessary 10 have funds to bug
the wood which people here viii have
10 burn IN order TO ease UP their coal
supply. When the need became
known. and the wood plan was sUg-
gesIed and approved. the committee
had no trouble whatever in securing
funds for the organization and opera
ton OF this company.
II was just as John Nagel, fuel a5-
ministrator, said Tuesday noon. Rso-
kuE people must work together or the
powerful army from Medicine Hat
would win the victory" Cooperation
is the keynote OF the move that result
ed in wood being brought into the
wood yard yesterday and which viii
continue to be brought in as long as
the fuel situation is acute.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-12-05

next June {, at the Olympia. 1 am
starting for America Immediately
and am taking with me enough
money to induce Dempsey to make
the trip to London for the fight.
Although Kearns said he would rath-
er have the fight in America, he eS-
pressed his willingness to come over
here"
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-12-05

burn better and the coal pile will last
that much longer"
II is the general belief of the fuel
board that there will be no coal avail
able in two or three weeks, and that
the wood supply is the. only bulwark
between cold and sickness for Keokuk.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-12-05
keokuk Spirit Shown.

THE wood pile at Twelfth and Main
streets is commentary on the
keokuk spirit" was the way one man
put it today, in talking things over
"Keokuk's all right" Chairman
Hamill of the committee which soli-
cited the funds for the purchase OF
this wood. remarked when he counted
up the contributions of yesterday.
The best part OF the plan is that
all vestige of charity is removed. If
is business proposition pure and sim
pie The company undertakes to Sc
cure the wood with its funds, bring
it in and cut it. 1t is then sold at cost
10 the people who are in need of
fuel
Many people are coming into the
fuel office every day asking for fuel.
and many of them are relieved to
know they can get wood. Some who
thought they could not burn wood
have been convinced that they can
Others who have small amuont Of
coal are going to burn wood along
with the coal and conserve the coal
and keep their houses warm at the
same time,
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-12-05
Using From City Plots.

Until other arrangements can be
made the committee is getting wood
from the plots OF ground owned by the
city west of the cemetery and al
Prices CTeeS The wood from Prices
creek is OF especially fine quality The
wood from the cemetery plots is being
taken with the full consent and advice
OF the cemetery board The trees
which are being felled there are those
which the cemetery board had marked
for clearing. There is also some wood
available from the West Keokuk park
The wood is being brought to the
market grounds at Twelfth and Main
streets, where Cameron. joyce & Co.
have installed their big saw. The
wood IS being cut into stove chunks
there, and the pile of wood is ever in
creasing. The civic company for
handling this fuel has planned to sell
it either on the ground or delivered
through dealers and the cost of the
wood is exactly the cost OF getting
the wood
The public safety department Is
looking after the guarding of the sup
ply, and watchmen have been put on
the job. Mike Miller, assistant in the
city engineers office, is helping re
sIieve the Waterman al the meal hour
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-10-23
ARMY
HELD FAST BY
SOVIET TROOPS
General Yudenitch Encounters
Desperate Resistance and
Fails to Penetrate Petrograd,
Towers of Which are i'm Sight

London. Oct. 22.-General Yuden-
itch, commander of the northwestern
Russian army, seems to have been
brought to a virtual standstill by the
stubborn defense of Petrograd. which
is almost within sight of his men.
Soviet forces are even reported to have
taken the offensive north of Rrasncie
Selo. but details of the fighting have
not been as yet fully reported.
East of Pulkovo the Yudenitch army
appears to have encountered strong
Bolshevik columns. Pulkovo is about
three miles from the only remaining
railway line running south from Petro-
grad and the Importance of retaining
control of this road may explain the
savage fighting in that sector. Late
reports state heavier artillery is being
brought up by General Yudenitch.
Soviet troops reported to have been
concentrated near Gdoff. near Lake
Peipus are said to have been scat
tered by the anti-Bolsheviki The
presence of this force on the left
flank of the Yudenitch army consti-
tuted a seeming menace to the who'e
against Petrograd, and also
to indicate that the Bolshe-
Wiki are still quite strong on the
coast west Of Petrograd.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-10-23
CONTRACT LET
FOR BUILDING
new CITY MAINS
Charles Born Awarded Contrast
for the Construction of Line
to Bruce Dry Docks and the
Texas Company.

The assessed valuation of the prop
critics of Pensacola is S16.317,973, ac-
cording to a report filed yesterday
with the city commissioners by James
Largue, city tax assessor. The COM
m1ssioners in their regular weekly
meeting accepted the bid for the con-
struction of the water mains to the
Bruce Dry Dock Company and the
Texas Oil Company. and an ordinance
providing for paving on Garden and
Spring streets passed it's first read l.
ing. The commissioners received the
reports for the month Of September
from the various heads
Work will commence in the next few
days on the construction of the water
mains to the Bruce Dry Dock Com
pary and the Texas Oil Company.
The successful bidder for this con-
tract was Charles Born, his bid being
$1.53 per foot There is to be con-
structed about 2,400 feet
The ordinance providing for the
paving of certain portions of Garden
and Spring streets, which was passed
on it's first reading by the commits
sioners, calls for the removal of the
block paving now in service and the
reiaying of these blocks in asphalt on
concrete base. The blocks will be
covered. with asphalt and stone screen
ings will be put on the top and the
whole rolled. This type of paving
will be an experiment here and If
successful it is probable that many
of the streets will be paved in this
manner.
The regular monthly reports for Sep
tember were received from the diff
ferent department heads of the city
and examined by the commissioners.
A request for building permit ad-
dressed to the board, by r. Malone.
for the erection of four-room house.
was referred to the building inspector
with instructions that the permit be
granted
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-10-23
Bandits Want Hundred and Fif-
ty Thousand Dollars, State
Department Is Advised by
Mexico City Dispatch.
OUTLAWS ROBBED
SAFE IN FACTORY
Promise Mrs. Jenkins Not to
Harm Her Husband Unless
Attempt Is Made to Pursue
Them-Department to Act.

Washington, Oct. 22.-William o.
Jenkins, American consul at Puebla,
Mexico, kidnapped by three masked
bandits last Friday. is being held for
s150.000 ransom. the state department.
was advised today.
The American embassy. on inquiry,
is informed by the Mexican foreign
office, that the government will take
all possible steps for jenkins liberia
tion.
= The American embassy has been au-
thorized to send member of it's staff
to Puebla to assist in his release.
The state department. quotes the
Mexico City Excelsior, saying bandits
entered the factory owned by Jenkins,
gagged and tied the foreman, robbed
the safe of sixty thousand pesos, then
took Jenkins away with them
The bandits are reported to have told
Mrs. Jenkins they were rebels and
would hold her husband for three hun
dred thousand pesos ransom; that they
would not harm him unless an attempt
was made to pursue them. An Ameri-
can business associate of, Jenkins
confirmed the story.