davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The sun., 1919-01-25
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

Y 4
CALI. LOANS ON ACCEPTANCES.
Prime member bank aoceptances,......t hx
TINE LOANS.
Mixed Collateral. All Industrisls.
s,,tx davs,. 81. d5lt sixty day. 80. 81 QBY
Sinety days . 5IaS'l Ninety days. eN86t
-Four months. H.ddL. -Four months. tATb&
Five months. D.. ash Five months. 6hG6S
six months. ... 5'.g5is Six months. th66h
COMMERCIAL PAPER
Prime Endorsed Bills, Six months. ,.... Soek
Receiv able. Other NaneA
sixty days t@6l. Three 10 SIX
Ninety days. 6d5k' months ......... b96A
ACCEPTANcEs.
20 days. 90 days. 30 days
Bid. Ask. Bid. Ask. Bid Ask.
banks ...,..",.. ~ AZ ~ "a ~
Eligible 10 n 49,
member banks. "a IN ~ ~ ~ ~
Ineligible banks go
bills ....--..'''' o'7 ~ on
CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT.
Clearing House exchanges. ss2o, 5:s, o3i: bal
ances So. 0ss 96S; Sub Treasury credit bal.
ances sl27,023; Federal reserve credit bal.
ance, $4o,llo,Il6.
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.
Boston, par; Chicago, par; 81. Louie no
i6c. Discount San Francisco. par Montreal
80 s?H per 81 900 premium: Cincinnati, par .
Minneapolis, loc, premium
SILVER PRICES.
Bar silver IN New York. luN. IN
changed; In London. flSd.. unchanged:
Mexican dollars, 71tc. unchanged
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
The sun., 1919-01-25
BID AND ASKED QUOTATIONS.

New York stc-k Exchange cloe,ng prices OF
Government. and municipal honda. Accrued
interest is 10 tr addeSi 10 these prices,
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT BONDS.
The sun., 1919-01-25
METAL MARKET.


Dealers buying prices are as follows:
The sun., 1919-01-25
Elk DIVIDEND TABLE.

sPayabls In Liberty bonds
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-09
ZERO WEATHER DUE TO
HIT SOUTH BEND TODAY

BY Associated PRESS
CHICAGO. Dec. S.-Central and
western states. where scores Of
towns have reported that they vir-
tualIy are without coal. Monday
night are experiencing extremely.
low temperatures and heavy snow
falls.
Railroad officials in Nebraska re-
ported that the worst storm in years
was sweeping over that state with
train service on the Chicago, Bur
lnEton and Quincy line between Lin
coin and Denver az standstill
The southwest is in the grip OF a
gathering blizzard with the mercury
falling rapidly In Missouri. Kansas.
eastern Colorado and parts or Okla
homa and Texas
80 relief for the next "a hours
was indicated In weather forecasts.
The cold wave il reported 20 be
moving eastward and is expected 20
reach Chicago and the lower lakes
by Thursday night with zero EN-
perature Wednesday morning.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-09
DeLiUe1- Peace
Pact Notes to
German Leader

rv Associated Press
PARIS Dec S-The supreme
councils notes dealing with the
peace treaty were delivered 20 Ba-
ron won Lcrsuer head OF the Ger
man delegation Monday evening
The uotc frst denies the German
demands for modification OF the
sreatv on Tho surrender Of Germans
charged with crimes against inter
national warfare and the return Of
prisoners 1t agrees TO consider the
economic effects 90 the indemuities
required from thc sinking OF The
svarships in the Scapa Flow. on Ger
many in "a spirit Of equity after a
hearing Pos rhc operations commits
iou
The not warns Germany Tor the
last time fhar deuuuciatlou OF the
-misticc would give The allied ar
Hics All latitude for necessary mill
ary measure.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-09
NEWBERRY TRIAL
SET FOR JAN. 27
Twenty-four of His Campaign
Leaders Stand Mute-Re-
fuse to Plead Guilty.
BY Associated Press

By Associated Press
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. Dec. s.
Trial of Truman H. Newberry. of
Detroit, United states senator from
Michigan and 134 others indicted on
charges of fraud aPd corruption in
connection with Mr. Newberry's cleo
ton in 1918, will begin before Dis
trict Judge Clarence W. Sessions in
federal court here Jan. p.
The date was agreed upon by
Judge Sessions and attorneys repre-
senting the defendants Immediately
after completion Of arraignments
Monday when the senator and u
OF his principal campaign leaders
stood mute and pleas of not guilty
were directed by the court.
The purpose Of the defense to en-
ter demurrers was indicated by
James o. Murfin Of counsel for the
defense, who in explaining that no
plea would be entered by the defend
ants declared there are grave fund
amental questions which we desire
TO present challenging the validity
OF the indictments"
Not Guilty Plea.
A plea Of not guilty he stated
would preclude the raising Of these
questions" Judge Sessions announc-
ed that demurrers must be filed by
Jan. 6, when arguments will be
heard.
All the so-called principals were
released on their own recognizance
pending arrangement Of bonds Of
$4,000 each on one Indictment and
5000 on another.
Judge Sessions then declined tC
accede 10 a request by Atty. Murfir
that he be given a list OF the wit
nesses who appeared before the fed
eral grand jury.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-09
Van Buren, County Official
Says Mystery Grows
Deeper Daily.
VISITS many LOCAL PEOPLE
Latest Wife of Virgo DiSap-
pears From Home on
{. Ohio ST.

"Tt is now more mystifying then
ever"
The foregoing statement was made
here late Monday afternoon r.. Dep
atty sheriff Harry a Cross OF Van
Buren, county, Mich. after ne had
spent the day in South Bend and
ISLES. Mich. investigating the record
OF Joseph Virgo. South Bend real
estate man. and husband, according
20 his own confession. of Maui
Faith Tabor. whose body was found
an a trunk in the basement Of the
Tabor home at Lawton, Mich, more
than week ago
The Information obtained in these
two cities. and which will be sub
mitted at the ccroner's inquest, to be
resumed at Iawton wednesday, ac-
cording 10 the Van Buren county Of
hcial. is of a character that will
make mystery surrounding Maud Ta-
h9r's death in the summer OF 1915
deeper.
Christian Names
10 WAS learned here that Virgo had
e peculiar habit OF having his many
brides use their second Christian
names instead of their first in getting
- hc marriage licenses. II was also
learned that Virgo did not always use
his true name in his matrimonial
ventures At one time ne gave his
name as Claw Vergel.
Information was also placed in the
hands OF Deputy Sheriff Cross that
Virgo may be addicted 10 the use of
drugs Financial consideration IS al
so said TO have figured prominently
i'm most OF his marriages
The Van Buren, county deputy
sheriff came here as the representa-
t.v. OF tho prosecuting attorney S
office at Paw Paw. the county seat
of Van Buren county. He visited a
number OF persons who are believed
to have information regarding alleg-
ed proposals by Virgo to South Bend
and Niles women that criminal Oper-
ltious be performed.
Has Virgo Letters.
Deputy Sherin Cross was also Civ
-u "a number OF letters written by
Virgo TO persons here. and who. il IS
believed. will throw much light on
his record here when they are sub
mitted 10 the coroner's jury at Law
Ton.
Futile efforts were made by the
deputy sheriff TO locate Mrs. Joseph
Virgo. sixth wife OF the real estate
man A visit to her home at sos E.
ohio ST. was made early Monday
morning and another late IN the aft
ernoon. but she was not there
Neighbors said that Mrs. Virgo had
not been home since Saturday.
10 was reported several days ago
nat Mrs. Virgo planned to leave the
,ity and II IS known that AT that
time she was induced 20 remain by
t'red A. Herreman. real estate part
.COVTrNUFD on PAGE FOI-R
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-09
HOLD UP NEWS
ON MEET TODAY
Government and Mine Off
CiaIS Refuse to Discuss
Compromise Session.
BY Associated Press :

By Associated Press:
INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. S.-Depart-
ment of justice officials, includins
Atty. Gen. A. Mitchell Palmer, and
heads Of the United Mine Workers of
America, who Monday arrived from
Washington, alike refused to give out
any details of the agreement reach
ed at Washington Saturday night,
looking TO a settlement Of the strike
of bituminous coal miners.
Refuse Statement.
Likewise they refused TO make
any statement as to the probable ef-
feet Of the agreement upon the legal
phases Of the situation which in
cluded arrangements for a sweepin5
investigation by a federal grand jury
OF alleged violations OF the Lever
fuel control act and antitrust laws
and criminal contempt proceedings
against eighty-fOur international and
district officers of the miners union.
Await Court Action.
At the close Of the conference OF
government officials with United
States District Judge Anderson,
which lasted more than two hours
Monday afternoon. Atty. Gen. Palm
er stated that there would be no an
nouncement from the governmen
on the coal situation until after the
cOnvcning of court at 10 o'clock this
morning when the miners heads are
to appear before Judge Anderson and
answer charges of contempt. Ii was
announced that the union leaders
would be required 10 appear as
scheduled but efforts 10 learn If the
charges would be dismissed or the
hearing postponed pending the
meeting OF the executive board OF
the miners this afternoon TO consi-
der the washington proposal were
met with evasive answers.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-09
Watson in Race
For Presidency
Special % The Nevs-Times

Special 20 The News Times.
WASHINGTON. Dec. S.-Teu In
diana members OF congress- in a
room az the Willard hotel Monday
night told Sen. Watson that they
wanted hirl 10 be Indiana's candi-
date for the presidential nomina-
tion. Bland of the second district,
Sanders Of the NTH and Fairfield OF
the twelfth were the only members
absent Sen Watson said that he
was now q candidate for senator. but
that II Gov. Goodrich would with
draw from the presidential race he
would imm ediately announce himself
for that office.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-09
Judge DiSn1iSSeS
U'ritS of HabeaS
Corpus for Reds

By Associated Press
NEW YORK. Dec. s.-Federal
Judge Mayer late Monday dismissed
write OF habeas corpus obtained by
Alexander Berkman and Emma
Goldman 10 prevent their deporta-
zion 20 Russia and refused 10 admit
20 bail Federal District Attorney
CaNey announced IN court that the
government planned % ceport ne
two anarchists within two weeks
Judge Mayer. who two years ago
sentenced the two radicals 20 pri-
son for obstructing the draft. then
ordered them both remanded 20 e.
lis island. but granted a stay of de-
portation until g o. m next Thursday
90 permit their counsel time 20 ap-
peal 20 another court for admittance
20 bail and 20 carry an appeal 10
the United States supreme court.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-09
BRAVE TRUCK DRIVER
CHASES NILES ROBBERS

Special 20 The News Times:
NILES. Mich, Dec. s.-Frank Ul-
lery. truck driver for the National
Printing Engraving company, while
going through the central school
yards. was stopped by two men, who
placed revolvers 20 his head and or
dered him 20 throw up his hands.
Uuery refused 20 do so. The men
ran down the street with Clery in
pursuit When a few blocks from
the school grounds. the two men
jumped into an automobile which
was waiting for them and drove
away i'm the direction OF South Bend.
HEADS STEEL 90.
PITTS SBURG, Pa. Dec. s.-H. s.
Wilkinson. Of Pittsburg was today
elected president OF the CrucibIe
Steel company OF America and
chairman Of the board. taking the
place OF o. II. Wharton. who de-
ciined reelection.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-09
FAIL TO PASS
RAILROAD BILL
Lack of Senate Quorum Pre-
vents Official Action
on Measure.

Ey Associated Press
WASHINGTON, Dec. S.-Passage
Of the Cummins' railroad bill by the
senate. was prevented late Monday
by a demand Of sen. Lafollette, re-
publican, of Wisconsin, for a quor-
um. Senate leaders predicted. how
ever. that the measure, designed 10
meet conditions incident 10 the re-
turn of the railroads TO private con
troll and operation would pass the
senate within a day or two.
The senate had just defeated an
amendment by sen. Curtis, republi-
can, of Kansas, to eliminate the en-
tire section providing for the crea-
ton of a transportation board and
the bill ta6en out Of the committee
OF the whole and put before the sen
ate on its passage.
Demands Quorum.
The chamber was not half filled
when Vice Pres't Marshall called for
vote on the bills passage. and ii
was passed. but before the result
could be announced Sen. Iafollet-e
demanded a quorum. This reopened d
the measure for discussion and
amendment, and started sharp at
tack on the proposal 10 delay the
vote after the bill had been continu-
ously before the senate for a week.
Sen. Thomas. democrat, of Colora-
da, said he was amazed that a bill
Of such tremendous Importance
should be considered with not more
than half a dozen members in the
cham Der at times.
Against Amendment.
Sen. Cummins republican. oi
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-09
HangOUe7s Are
Responsible For
Air Death Toll
BY Associated Press :

BY Associated Press:
NEW YORK, Dec S.-The secret
OF the failure of some Of the pilots in
the recent transcontinental air race
"can be attributed TO too much
booze" Lieut.. Belvin w. Maynard,
the flying parson" declared in a
statement made public Monday night
by the Anti-saloon league. IF all
OF them had been as sober as my
self, I probably would not have been
the winner" he added.
Lieut. Maynard said that many of
the fatal air accidents were due 20
pilots half intoxicated or with a
hangover from the night before"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-09
Nuncie Mayor is
off For Atlanta
BY Associated Press:

By Associated Press
INDIANAPOLIS. Dec s-RoUin
II. Bunch. former mayor Of Muncie;
Horace q. Murphy. former prosecut-
ing attorney OF Delaware county;
Chauncey Sullson and Elmer Gentry.
prOprietors Of the Grand hotel al
Muncie, left here Monday with two
deputy United states marshals for
Atlanta, Ga, where they viii begin
their sentence III the federal peniten-
tiary. The men were convicted re-
Gently in connection with a fake
prize tight in Muncie. At hrst they
we're going 20 appeal their case, but
decided rot 10 do SO after given
some caustic advice 10y Federal
Judge Anderson.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-09
Investigate Vrgo's Matrimonial Ventures
Charge NeighbOr
With Murder of
Billy" DanSey

Er Associated Press
IIAMMONTON, y. j., Dec. s.
Charles S. White. next door neigh
bor OF the Dansey family. was ar
rested late Monday charged with
the murder Of "Buly" Dansey. Miss
Edith Jones, Whites housekeeper
was also arrested charged with be-
ing an accessory after the fact. The
body Of three-year-old Billy" Dan
sey was found by "a hunter in a
swamp near here on Nov. 21 The
boy had disappeared from his home
several weeks previously and a ma
tion-wide search had been conduct
ed for him on the theory that he
had been Kidnapped
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-09
PACT DEAD TILL
AFTER HOLIDAYS
Believe Senate Will Delay
Work on Resolution
of Sen. Lodge.

I By Associated Press:
WASHINGTON, Dec S.-Action 10y
the senate both on the Versailles
peace treaty and the resolution OF
Sen. Lodge, republican of AIassachu-
setts, proposing to declare the war
with Germany at an end Monday
night appeared improbable until aft
er the Christmas recess scheduled
from Dec. 20 10 Jan. ..
The deadlock over procedure as
20 the Versailles treaty apparently
has frightened and republican leaders
agreed Monday to defer action tenn
porarily on the Lodge resolution, al
though a meeting OF the foreign re-
lations committee for Wednesday was
| arranged. Sen. Lodge said his resO-
luton probably would await dis
position in the house by a similar
/ proposal.
Leaders Disagree.
Sen. Lodge and Sen. Hitchcock,
/ Nebraska. administration leader.
Monday indicated a complete dis
/ asreement regarding future steps as
/ 10 the treaty. The former declared
the next move must come from Pres't
/ Wilson, while Sen. Hitchcock, with
/ equal emphasis. said the senate
must act first
The treaty is dead so far as the
senate is concerned unless ii is re
viyed by the president said Sen.
I Lodge. commenting on Sen. Hitch
cocks intention and the president S
statement 20 Mr.. Hitchcock that he
/ had shifted responsibility TO other
shoulders" and did not contemplate
Withdrawal and re-submission OF the
treaty.
Action Stops.
, The senate has gone as far as the
parliamentary situation permits" the
[ Massachusetts senator added. Unless
I the president withdraws and re-
submits the treaty. the senate can
take no further action. The recent
vote ON reconsideration was final.
\ The president, however, has power
\ 10 withdraw the treaty and resub-
NIT &C. with or without suggestions.
Sen. Hitchcock reiterated his op-
/ position 20 bringing the treaty be
fore the senate again, Ito have il
T kicked around Ike a football be-
fore q compromise is reached
Active negotiations on possible
I compromise reservations. il is eN-
pected. Will be delayed until the SEN
ate convenes following the holidays
7 Sen. NcNary. oregon. a leader IN the
7 mild reservation" group of republi-
. can senator's, returned Monday from
f oregon but sen. MCCumber, North
Dakota. another leader OF the same
group is not expected here before
next month.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-09
Non-ESSentiaI Industries Per-
mitted TO Operate Three
Days a Week.
MAKE LIGHT RESTRICTIONS
CabaretS, Dance Halls and
Pool Rooms Affected by
Nationwide Order.

BY Associated Press:
WASHINGTON. Dec. S.-Dras.ic
nationwide restrictions on Iirhuns
and heaune. similar 90 those in et-
feet during the coal shortage of1qf7.
were ordered Monday night by Fuo.
Administrator GARFIELD. The limirs-
tlons which were madl effective. VIII
be enforced by the railroad admin
istration.
All street lighting. other than thar
necessary FOR the safety OF the pub
lie. must be Curtailed and stores. or
fce buildings and industrial plan
with "a few exceptions are put ou g.
reduced ration as 20 both ightins
and heating
Industries Affected.
Another restriction provides thai
all manufacturing plants except those
engaged i'm the making Of necessary
products shall reduce their opera
tiOns not 10 exceed three days I'm any
one week
Electric railways are required I'M
der the fuel administrator order 10
reduce schedules 70 minimum re-
f, Quirements and no heat shall De
! provided in electric cars during the
rush hours.
The restrictions are announced
through the railroad administration
as follows.
No ornamental lights. white way
or other unnecessary street lights.
outline lighting. electric signs or il
Eliminated bin boards, show window
] or show case lights are 20 be oper-
ated. This does not affect street
lighting necessary for the safety az
the public
10 cabaret dance hall pool han
or bowling alley hall shall be permit
ted 10 use light except between seven
p. IL. and II p. m.
Store Regulations.
stores, including retail stores but
! excepting stores selling food. and
warehouses must not use light tex-
cept safety lights) except for SIX
hours per day- Manufacturing plants
shall be allowed 70 use light only
during the time prescribed for the
use OF power.
DrugstOres and restaurants may
]
schedules but must reduce lighting
one half
Railroad stations. hotels. hospitals.
| telephone. telegraph and newspaper
/ Offices are not included insofar as
necessary lighting is concerned.
/ General and office lights must be cut
| off not later than four D. m. In Of
: fee buildings except necessary fed
I eral, state and municipal offices, ana
/ except where office operation Of vital
/ industries is involved.
Diaries. refrigerator plants. bak-
/ cries. plants for the manufacture Il
/ necessary medicinal products. water
7 works. sewerage plants. printing
plants for the printing OF newspa-
pers. only. battery charging outfits
/ in connection with plants produclne
( light and power for telephone. teIe-
l graph or public utility companies
are exempted.
Average Heat
only enough heat may be used n
/ Offices. stores. warehouses and mau-
/ Ufacturing plants % keep the ave--
/ age temperature at sixty-eight de-
/ grees Fahrenheit. and then only dur
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-09
GARFIELDISSUES
DRASTIC ORDERS
TO STOP FAMINE
REVEAL MEXICAN
PLOT TO WILSON
Radical Organization in Mex
leo Would Attempt to
Overthrow u. S.
BY Associated Press

BY Associated Press:
wASIIr%GTO% Dec S-Fvideocc
thai radicals in Mexico with the
knovledge and support of Prest
1,s~raDzs nIo+fo5 10 ins+igate q revo-
,,,+ior an tho United States and 10
seize the border -.ates acquired by
the American eoea-nment in 1S4S.
- oo,..i~,5 ~ Tho ,,ar,or-a y d,,p,
,,,.a.ar+a5 - r,res.t yviIsor last rri-
do. b,- Son FaU chairman OF the
fo-otg, re1etione eub-coD,n,i+tea in
,.astieatf,- tbe 11e,ican situation.
p,a,. CO.. +,,., ,~o,osod rovoIutior
-, a5.atao5 ~. ~ s,,t-cor,r,ittae
So, Tho ,,,iTufee If > meeting last
oc+ ~ =, 1royico city of T,odlre 22
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s ,,,,t,o~- oe tbo Tpdue+rial
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-09
NILES MASS MEETING.

NILES. Mich. Dec S.-A mass
meeting OF citizens was held last
night 10 discuss the matter Of bond
ing the city for s425.OOO for a new
school building.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-09
NEW DEBT CERTIFICATES.

BY Associated Press:
WASHINGTON, Dec. Sin re-
Spouse 10 the demands from large
tax payers. the treasury, Monday
night announced the issuance OF a
new series of certificates OF indebt-
edness. which will be accepted in
payment Of income and excess pro-
ut taxes. The new issue viii bear
date of Dec. Is and will mature
next juno IS. coincident with the
date on which the second tax install
ment is due. An interest rate Of
IL has been decided upon for ;his
series OF certificates.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-09
THE WEATHER.

Indiana; Snow or rain south. snow north
portion Tuesday col der with severe cold
wave by Tuesday mig ht Wednesday fair
and much colder.
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