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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-09
PASSENGER LINER
SINKS NEAR HARBOR

MILWAUKEE, WIS.,: March s.
The Pere Marquette line steamer No.
3. a 900 ton passenger and freight
packet steamer, sank half a mile
off the entrance 10 the harbor at
Budington, Mich, at l o'clock this
morning.
The crew numbering IS persons
and about a dozen passengers were
rescued.
The steamer left Milwaukee at
o'clock Sunday morning, i'm COM
pany with the Pere Marquette car
ferry no. IS. Both vessels became
fast in the ice off the entrance TO the
harbor at Ludington. The shock Of
striking the ice is thought 10 have
torn a hole in the wooden packet
vessel. The passengers and crew
made their way across the ice in
the darkness to the car ferry. and
are thought 70 have been taken
ashore.
The exact number of passengers
aboard the Pere Marquette No. 3
was uncertain. officials of the line
in Milwaukee stated that no lives
We're lost and that the car ferry is
in no danger.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-09
Furnish Criminal Record
of Former Conductor

According TO information furnish
ed the police by the Bureau of Grim
inal Investiga ton of Fort Beaven-
worth, Kans. Glen Mcdonald. local
car conductor and self confessed
holdup man who was sentenced TO ..
term OF from . TO II years in the
Jacksonville reformatory by Judge
Hubbard lasI month has a previous
criminal record his photograph be
ing on file in the Offices of the
bureau According to the files Nc
Donald was arrested in Toledo, O.
on May 4, 1918. and received an in
determinate sentence in Toledo on
June Is, 1918.
After his discharge from the
Ohio reformatory, il is thought that
he came to South Bend. early this
year Mcdonald with Clyde Yant as
an accomplish entered upon q ser
les Of holdups that baffled the po-
lice for some time but after the pair
shot Edward Zimmerman OF River
Park the police were given a clue
that led 10 the arrest Of the youth
ful bandits
Mcdonald and Nant were return
ed here from Jeffersonville Friday
to testify In the case of the state
against Martin Jagla.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-09
THIRTY-FIVE PARDON
CASES BEFORE BOARD

INDIANAPOLIS, March S.-Thirty-
five additional cases have been filed
with state board Of pardons 10 be
heard when that body meets at the
state house March Is TO 10, inclu-
sive. TO consider the pleas Of per
sons now confined in the various
correctional institutions of Indiana.
Announcement of the additional
cases was made tonight. Only four
case are reopened.
Included i'm the list are the fol-
lowing cases:
Frank Carter. Wayne county Fec.
%. 1919. 20 Il years, burglary;
Indiana reformatory.
John II. Koehler, Allen county,
June "A. 1917, TO p years assault;
state prison
Charles T Il o III a =, Nanderburs
county. April 10, 1915, 10 IA years
robbery; Indiana reformatory
Charles Meyer. Vanderburg coun-
*. March 8. 1913, 3 to IA years, rob
berry: Indiana reformatory.
Herman Keller, Howard county,
March 3. 1919: 10 IA, burglary
and grand larceny; Indiana reform
gforv
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-09
Judge WithhoIdS Ruling
IN Embezzlement Case

A question of jurisdiction arose in
the city court Monday in the trial os
Leroy Ynery, charged by his for
mer employer, George Butzbaeh with
embezzelment and Judge Gilmer
withheld his ruling until Tuesday
morning. The defense moved for
dismissal on the grounds that the
alleged Offense took place in Michi-
gan and therefore the defendant
was not under the jurisdiction OF the
Indiana courts. The prosecution
however argued that inasmuch as
the defendant entered into con
tract in this city with a local con-
Germ. the case can be prosecuted
here citing as Lrecedents rulings o.
Ohio and California courts
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-09
FOUND GUILTY IN
CIRCUIT COURT
RennOe and Elence to Get
Sentence of From Five
To- II Years.

Steve Rennoe and Tom EIence
were found guilty Of robbery by q
circuit court jury Monday Afternoon.
The men were charged with hold
ing up Joseph Afagdalenski, on the
afternoon Of Nov. 10, and rObbing
him OF his pay enevelope. which
contained $50. The attorneys for
the defense attempted 10 show that
Magdalenski had borrowed the mon
ey from them on previous occasions
ana were using that method 10 re-
cover their loan. Dep. Pros. George
Schock introduced witnesses who
testified that the defendants mad
threatened MagdaleVskfs life.
The pronouncing of the sentence
was withheld. but II carries "a five
TO "a years prison tenn. The men
now face similar charges of hold
inS mp Frank Baros at restaurant
at Lafayette and Sample SITS less
than a month ago. Tom O'Neil. Of
Lake county, has also preferred
charges against the men.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-09
UNIVERSITY PLAYERS
CLUB TO GIVE SKETCH

Married IN Haste" comedy
sketch by Delmar Edmondson will
be the hrst OF a series of character
izatiOns TO be staged by the Players
club at Notre Dame The first per
Torrance will be held in Washing
ton hall March q. Two other plays.
Madame Zephina Backs Down. "
and An Episode OF the Lost Bat
talon will be staged at the uni
versity after Easter Later on the
club Will stage their productions IL
Laporte. Fort Wayne and Indian
apOlis.
TryOuts for the regular casts have
been completed and the following
Is men have been awarded places:
Charles Davis, Andrew J. Moynihan,
W. Francis Fox, Robert O'Hara,
Arthur c. Shay. Harold Z. Haynes.
Cameron King. Wilfred Riley. Frank
Coughlin. Harry Mccormick, w.
Allen Page. Henry NJ Mccullough
and George O'Brien
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-09
CHARGE POLICE OFFICER
ABANDONED HIS WIFE

SGPt. OF Detectives Villa It.
Barnhart was made defendant IN a
suit for divorce hleC ny Viola -.
BarEhart In superior court Monday
afte, noon.
Mrs. Barnhart charged in her
complaint for divorce that her hus-
band abandoned her OF March 3.
1920. and that they have not since
lived together.
All property rights have been ad-
iuuicated, states the complaint OF
Mrs. Barnhart who ASKS that the
court award her the custody of their
If years old adopted daughter an 4
REQUIRE her husband 10 pay I. week
" am cunt for her support
SGgt Barnhart has charge Of The
dnger-print system OF the local pO-
lice department. having recently
b. en- reinstated 10 the force. Hear
ing on the suit has been set for
March 19.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-09
APPOINT DIRECTOR OF
NTERCHURCH WORLD
COUNTY MOVEMENT

r. c. Wood. former proprietor Of
the Book shop, has been appointed
district campaign director for the
Inter Church World movement by
Frank J. Resler OF Indianapolis.
state campaign director. Mr.. Wood
is TO have charge Of organizing six
counties, Laporte, Elkhart. St JO-
seph. kosciIsko. Marshall and
Starke.
The campaign. which Will be a
simultaneous one throughout the
United States. VIII be held April %
10 May and Mr. Woods first move
will be 20 secure county campaign
directors. An extensive publicity
campaign is under way for the drive
which Will undertake 20 raise money
for the joint needs OF 90 protestant
denominations. excluding of course,
their current running expenses.
Mr.. Wood has established his
headquarters in the y. VI. G. a
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-09
EDU ARDS NAME IN
PRIMARY RACE Is
REPUBLICAN, TRICK

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.)
He'd William L. Elder. representing
Mr. Marshall, appeared AZ the score
.orv Of states Office with q Marshall
petition and went into conference
Hith McAdOo supporters. II was
greed 40 this conference that the
-afest way TO prevent Edwards from
-eizin- the delegation was To- hie
ne Marshall petition with the I'M
Outstanding that i'm event The Ed
wards petition was later withdrawn
le Marshall petition would also be
withdrawn. AR. Elder also declared
hat IL was not VI MarsEalls desire
cd have the IudiSna delegates pledg-
I'll TO him, and that IN event such
q condition should arise as result
~ primary contest, AR Marshall
ouid and duObtless would release
he delegates.
with this understanding. the sup
1orters Of NJ NCAdOO agreed not
70 ME the McAdoo petition and urE-
"a the Marsh.-au supporters 60 file
ne Marshall petition. thereby in
suriug that Edwards would have a
contest in event the petition 10 place
is name on the ballot was not with
1-sWu.
There seems 20 Doe no question
whatever but what Edwards viii
slffer a stinging reauke at The hands
r Indiana voters III hc permits a
movement 81 this kind 90 carry his
name before the voters
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-09
Volunteers Help
Restore Traffic
In Storm Region

BOSTON, March S.-ConsiderabIe
improvement in conditions in the
snow and ice bound railroads OF
northern New England resulted from
the combined efforts Of railroad
men and thousands OF volunteer
workers Monday. New York and
Boston trains worked their way
through 10 Portland, Ne, and traf-
nc was restored between Portland
and Bangor.
on several trains which had been
stalled ar different points since Sat
urday night and were released to-
day passengers had slept in day
coaches Tor two nights and had tax
ed the caTacities OF small town
hotels and restaurants 20 keen
themselves supplied with food
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-09
RIVER PARK

A meeting OF the Boys physical
training class will be held this even
ing al the school house. The girls
class will meet at the school house
Tuesday evening at $50 o'clock.
Community prayer meeting in the
interest Of the city wide union ser
vice to begin April II. will be held
Tuesday evening at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. John Brant, 1913 :. Sixth
81. J. II. Wienger will have charge
OF the service.
The Womens' Bible class of the
VI. Z. church will held their regular
monthly meeting Wednesday after
noon at the home OF Mrs. William
Davidson y. Sixth St. A missionary
program will be a feature Of the
meeting.
The members Of the L. and c.
club will entertain with a card party
"Wednesday afternoon at the home
OF Mrs T.. Stackman Lincoln way.
Mrs. Milo Smith 5. Seventh St,
entertained a company OF friends at
luncheon Sunday evening. Covers
were laid for II. The out Of tOSsn
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. L. Cole
OF Mishawaka-
Miss Martha Ruffer, Mishawaka
av.. entertained q company OF South
Bend friends at a o'clock dinner
Sunday. Covers were laid for eight.
Vocal and instrumental music fea-
tured the evenings entertainment.
Mrs V. Mathia, Eleventh st en-
tertained a number of South Bend
friends at dinner yesterday. Covers
were laid for six.
T. st a
rendered a pleasant surprise Satur-
day night by a number of school
friends. The affair was in celebra-
ton OF his 14th, birthday anniver-
sary. In the contests favors were
won by Kenneth Anderson and Ruth
Krill. Luncheon was served.
Mrs. IL. +. Brooks was hostess at
l. o'clock dinner Friday in honor OF
Mrs. George Rucker of st. Louis,
Mo, who is a guest Of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Wheeler.
The regular meeting of the La
Berse club was held at the home OF
Miss Margaret Gill, Clinton St, The
evening was spent with need work
music, games and an interesting
contest Miss Eulia Kelley won the
prize. A two course luncheon was
served The next meeting will be
held March H. WITH Misses MelNAd
and Cecilia Weiss. Howard st.
Cpl 5. S. NanderfOrd, OF the
37th. egnineers who recently re
turned from France and received
his discharge from service, has left
for New York city, after a visit with
relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. kirkpatrick.
NIishawaka av- are moving TO :.
Nineteenth st.
Mansfield Moffitt and Mrs. Russell
Mofitt have returned from New
Carlisle where they attended the
funeral Of a relative.
Mrs. William Ault who spent the
winter with her daughter In Cali
fornia, and her son, n L. Ault, in
South Bend. is moving to her home
on 5. Sixteenth st. Mr.. and Mrs. y.
10. Johnson who leased the Ault
home for the winter have moved to
Main St. Mishawaka.
Sir. and Mrs. Carl Sackman,
Thirteenth St, spent the weekend
with Mr.. and SIrs. Orville Williams
at Edwardsburg, Mich.
NJ. T. Reed who submitted 10 an
operation for appendicitis at the St.
Joseph hospital has been removed to
his home 1920 Pleasant ST.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-09
FIRE DAMAGES BRICK
CLOTHING BUILDING

GOSHEN. Ind. March s. - The
loss Of Approximately $50 600 r,-
suited when the Daucicr- piattoWi
brick building was destroyed by fi O.
here early Sunday morning. An
eieCrrlc iron is thought to have
caused the blaze which broke out on
the second floor of the People
Clothing Co Gas explosions Lle,y
out PARTS of the walls OF the build
ing The building was occupied ly
the Goshen Electric CO. and num-
be- o. business Offices. Partial i1-
surauCe was carried.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-09
CHAMBER Plans TO
PURCHASE BUILDING

a a special meeting of the board
OF directors of the Chamber of Com
merce held Monday afternoon, a
committee consisting of Fl. NJ FL
bridge. chairman; George II. Vince
lock and a. G.. Graham, was APP
pointed 10 meet With the clearing
house committee 10 make further
plans for the purchase Of he pres
eut home by the Chamber OF Com
merce. These committees will make
the necessary arrangement where
by the former home OF the CONNER
cial club Will be transferred to the
board of directors of the chamber at
the regular meeting next Monday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-09
NOTRE DAME L4H YERS
HOLD REGULAR MEET

More than 80 members of the
NOtre Dame Law club attended the
monthly meeting of the organization
held i'm the university law library
Monday evening Following the
routine business the members were
entertained with two boxing bouts. a
chalk talk 10y George O'Brien. car
toOnist of the Dome and a humor-
Gus talk by Joseph Flick, member
Of the club.
A committee composed Of Leo
IiassaneUr, Harry Denny, Glenn
Hagcrty, Edward Degree and
Arthur Hunter We're named to make
arrangements for a banquet and en-
tertainment that is TO be given at
the Oliver hotel April Is.
p II. Martin. ap rominent Crimi-
nal lawyer of Green Bay. Wis. has
been secured TO give an address be-
fore the club at Its next meeting.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-09
To Make Nominations
for adjournment Board

WASHINGTON. March S-The Us
railroad unions and the Association
OF Railway Executives We're direct
ed Monday night 10y the Interstate
Commerce commission 20 make
nominations for labor and capital
respectively 70 the tripartite board
created by the sportauon act.
which will attempt settlement OF
disputes without strikes.
Each side viii name not less than
six men 10 be submitted 70 Pres Z
Wilson. who will choose The board
Cf nine, divided equally between the
public. the workers and the corpor-
ations
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-09
REVENUE OFFICES TO
BE OPEN EVENINGS

Attention of belated income tax
payers is again called TO the fact
that the local internal revenue Of
flee viii be open nights this week
until 9 o'clock and on next Monday
night. which is the last day to file
returns until L O'Clock.
The office today reminds the pro-
fessiOnal man or woman, the doctor,
dentist architect. actor, author, etc,
that he or she must figure up fees,
salaries, royalties and other items Of
income during 1919 and file a tax
return If the net income was Sutti-
cient. From the total receipts GER
tain items Of necessary expense are
deductible, but not living or family
expense.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-09
High School Notes

Alfred Campbell was elected pres
ident Of the class Of % at a meeting
in the auditorium Monday after
noon. Alice Rupel was elected vice
president, John Wolyerton. secre-
tary; James Thompson, treasurer;
Russell Taylor, yell leader, and Mary
Donovan and John Noedisch. sarg-
ents at arms a meeting Of the Off
GERS will be held Wednesday after
noon 20 name committees and make
plans for the Freshman assembly.
Mr.. Bohn, community leader in
singing, Mr.. French of Chicago and
Mr.. Bowels. Amcricanization Socre-
tary Of the Chicago Y. NJ. c. A.
spoke in a special assembly Monday
morning on the subject Of "Ameri-
canization' Mr. Bowels topic was
Give Every Man "a Square Deal in
America" Mr.. Bohn spoke on the
Power of Music" and lead the
school i'm songs. The keynote of Mr.
F'rench's short talk was The Job
of Being an American" DIR. George
r. Strayer Of Colum bia university
will speak 20 the school Friday aft
ernoon i'm the interest Of Americana
zation work.
The Girls Debating club of the
high school took up the subject
Resolved That the Progress of Wo-
men Has Been Hampered by Gus
tom" in their meeting Monday aft
ernoon. $le speakers for the af-
ffirmative were Catherine Roberts
and Agnes ROdOff. The negative
speakers were LYDIA Rose and Beu-
ner Maus. The Affirmative team was
victorious.
Or. Montgomery president of the
Northern indiana Historical society
will speak TO the high school Roose-
Welt Historical society Tuesday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-09
!. ". C. 4. ANNOUNCES
SCHEDULE FOR SPRING

The Iuter-Club cabinet meeting Of
the Y W. G.. a. was held Monday
evening in the association building
Activities OF the respective clubs
for the coming three months We're
discussed at the meeting Miss
Sykes was in charge and ane Bow
man is president OF the cabinet.
The schedule Is as follows: March
10. -. Patrick party; March -,
rummage sale. April 16. mock
prom: April 80. track meet: May
IA. annual association banquet. The
other smaller parties and meetings
viii be given weekly.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-09
RaillcGy Men to GiUe
Strike AnSIUer Today

CHICAGO, March s.-Delegates
representing nearly 100000 railway
maintenance of way workers from
ali rarts of the country. failed on
Monday to reach q decision as 10
whether they Will call a strike. They
viii meet again Tuesday.
Most of the afternoon was spen-
herring the report OF the Washing
ton committee which has conducted
negotiations with the president ana
with the railroad administration for
the brotherhood The Esch-Cum-
Minis hill under which the roads are
now operating was also discussed
Sessions were executive.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-09

TO stop falling hair an once and
rid the scalp az every particle a.
dandrun get small bottle ~
'Danderine" at any drug or toilet
counter for a few cents. pour "a little
In your hand and rub well into the
scalp. After several applications tho
hair usually stops coming out and
YOU can't find any dandrun soon
every hair on your scalp shows new
life. viGor. brightness. thickness and
more color. ADV.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-09
BREAD PRICE IN
SOUTH BEND DROPS
Surrounding Towns Refuse
10 Increase Price. So South
Bend Decreases.

Retail price % bread in South
Bend dropped back to 10 and Is
cents loaf Monday morning.
The efforts OF South Bend baker
les to hold the loaf prices at i and
II cents against Mishawaka. Niles
and Buchanan competition failed as
did the efforts Of South Bend baker
les % force Mishawaka. Niles and
Buchanan 20 increase their bread
price 20 meet the South Bend baker
les increase.
Consequently. South Bend bread
buyers Monday were able 10 buy
bread at the same price Mishawaka,
Niles and Buchanan citizens have
been able 10 buy il right along.
Is Competition Fight.
The whole thing was simply d
competition fight declared Fred
A. Busse. manager of the BusSe
Baking Co. Monday. I'VE were
unable 20 get the bakers in Misha-
waka. Niles and Buchanan and
other surrounding towns 20 meet
our increased price. so we had TO
meet theirs in those towns, ne CON
tiuued This morning we lowered
our loaf price from Il and II cents
back 10 10 and 10 cents"
other bakers made the same
statements Monday. They declared
that the difference IN the bread
price in South Bend and the sur
rounding towns was the result of
fight upon the part OF South Bend
bakers TO force up the price Of
bread in the surrounding towns.
Prosecutor TO Investigate.
Investigation Of the Indiana law
against forming combines 90 in
crease prices Will be investigated by
the prosecuting attorneys office
here ii was declared Monday by
Pros. Samuel 2. Schwartz.
Il Will look into the Indiana law,
and If 1 find that it is probable that
the law has been violated, / VIII
conduct an investigation into the re-
ported actions of those who may
have been guilty OF such violations"
said the prosecutor.
Bakers Raise Price.
Several weeks ago South Bend
bakeries announced that the price
Of bread making materials had ad-
vanced 20 such a degree that they
would be forced 20 increase the
price Of bread. In accordance with
this announcement, the price of
bread in South Bend went from 10
and 10 cents 10 L and ~ cents a
loaf
South Bend housewives became
FESTIVE when they learned that the
same bread. manufactured by the
same firms, could be bought i'm
Mishawaka. Niles and Buchanan
two cents "A loaf cheaper than it
could be bought in South Bend, al
though il was made in South Bend.
They could not understand how the
South Bend bakers could add the
cost Of transportation 10 the pro-
duction of their bread and then sell
Ia cheaper In the surrounding towns
than they sold it in the city where
il was manufactured.
Climax Comes sunday.
The climax came Sunday when
through newspaper advertising
Mishawaka bakers appealed TO
South Bend housewives TO go 10
NIishawaka 10 buy their bread two
cents a loaf cheaper than they could
buy il in South Bend.
Following the Sunday appeal
Of AIishawaka bakers 70 South Bend
housewives. South Bend bakers an
nounced Monday morning that here
after they would sell their bread as
cheaplv in South Bend as they sell
IL in the surrounding towns.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-09
Police Seek Fraudulent
Magazine Solicitor

The police have been notified 10
watch Ter an alleged fraudulent
magazine solicitor. = is said that the
masquerade works under all as
suraed name. his last town being
Dayton, O., where ne was known a
George Scott. His proper name Is
Q. r. Clark and he represents him
self as an accredited solicitor for
the Periodical Publishers Service
bureau Of New York city II Is IN
derStOod that Clark is headed this
way and may appear in South Bend.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-09
Leaders From
Local Lodges

The Modern Woodmen Of the
World met Monday evening for de-
gree work and a business meeting.
The Woodcraft degree was given to
sixteen candidates by members of
the Mishawaka post Plans for q
business session next week were
made and 25 applications for mem
bership were read IL was an
nounced that a stag party will be
held on March %, and that the
Royal N shbors. ranch OF tie
organization would hold a meeting
March 81.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-09
CIVIC And MOTHERS
CLUBS WILL MEET

4 mass meeting of the citizens Of
the Lincoln school district is called
bv the Lincoln civic and Mothers
clubs for Thursday night at S o'clock
at the school building. The program
arranged for that occasion includes
community singing led by Rev. L. G..
Meister; an address by w. ". Bor-
den, superintendent Of schools; a
vocal solo by Rev Fishman; and a
piano solo by Miss agnes Roloff.
Miss Shirk. Miss Fishman and Miss
Rolof are pupils of the South Bend
Conservatory of Music.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-09
g. o. p. Campaign Heads
viii Be Named In MAY

CHICAGO. March S.-Officers Of
the republican national convention,
including the temporary secretary,
who will sound the keynote Of the
1920 campaign, viii be selected at
meeting Of the convention com
mittee here May To- A T. Hert, Of
X kentucky. chairman OF the commit
tee. made this announcement Mon
day night after a meeting at which
plans for the convention We're laid
the seating arrangement approved,
and the apportionment of seats and
convention attaches settled.