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Republican farmer., 1920-07-30
CHARGED WITH THE
 MURDER OF HUSBAND

Winfield, Kas.. July 27-Mrs. Grace Wilson was in jail today on a charge of first degree murder for the death of her husband, Homer s. Wilson.
 Wosiln, a cowboy and exhibition roper, was shot and killed on a coun- try road.
 Charles A. Ridgway and Edward Glass, ranchna en who were passengers in Wilson's motor car. declared, ac- cording to authorities that Mrs Will son killed her husband during a quar- rel over which one would drive the car.
 A year ago Wilson was acquitted of g. charge of murder for killing Frank Anthony, foreman of Mrs. Wilson s ranch near Tahlequah and Anthony's father, after Mrs. Wilson had accused the younger Anthony of attacking her.
Republican farmer., 1920-07-30
AUTO GOES OVER
 A PRECIPICE

Denver, Colo, July 27-Lon Moore of Defiance, Ohio, a circus clown, was killed; Charles Hite. circds conces- sionnaire, of Irontown, Ohio, was 5fa- tally injured, and three Denver peo- pie were seriously injured today wh hen their automobile rolled off 200 foot cliff into Bear Creek Canyon.
 William Hart, a taxicab driver of Denver, and his wife were in the front seat. It is said the woman be- came excited and grabbed the steering wheel and turned the ear over the edge of the preeipice.
Republican farmer., 1920-07-30
MILK COMPANIES
 STOP DELIVERY

Kansas City, Mo-, July 27.-Patrons of four of the largest milk distribut- ing companies in Kansas awoke today to find an advertisement in the news papers announcing that the companies would supply no more milk under the present grading ordinance.
 The announcement declared milk famine existed and asserted the milk grading ordinance was unreasonable and would place milk upon the list of prohibitive luxur.es.
 No time limit for the embargo was set in the announcement The four companies supply approximately F, 900 customers
Republican farmer., 1920-07-30
UPROAR SUSPENDS
 TOXIC PARLIAMENT

Tokio, July 26-Disorder broke out during the days sitting of the House of Representative when Baron Takahashi, Minister Of Finance and other ministers submitted written re- plies denying allegations made recent ly In the House that they had in- dulged in stock gambling. The ses- sion adjourned in uproar after it had been decided to send NJ. Shima da who made the allegations, before a disciplinary committee on the charge of making false accusations.
Republican farmer., 1920-07-30
MANNIX IS BARRED
 FROM BRITISH ISLES

London July 27-The ambiguous statement of Premier LIeyd Geors~ in the House of Commons yesterday that Archbishop Mannix of Australia. would not be allowed to land in England" because of his reeer. utterances, was cleared up today when it was declared in official cir cles, that he would not beA allowed to land in the British isles.
Republican farmer., 1920-07-30
DEMAND ON ANSONIA,

Ansonia, July 27.-Mayor Mead of this city has received a letter from President Storrs of the Connecticut Compay, asking that action be taken to regulate the jitneys. The Bridge port jitney ordinance, the communi- cation states, defines the powers of the authorities in the matter. Mayor Mead said he wanted to think over the matter before expressing an opin- ion on the letter.
Republican farmer., 1920-07-30
GERMANY IS NEUTR AL.

that Germany had been tempted to join forces with soviet Russia in or der to escape her obligations was re- pudiated by Walter Sinlons, the Ger man foreign secretary. in his speech to the Reichstag today. He also took occasion to reassert the neutral ity of Germany in the Russo-Polish situation.
Republican farmer., 1920-07-30
SOVIET KNOWS HOW
 TO GET PEACE

Vienna, July 26-A Russian wire less message picked up here quotes the official Moscow newspaper Isves- tia, as saying:
Republican farmer., 1920-07-30
WAN RENT LAWS.

Hartford, July 27-John J. Cole man, chairman of the Hartford mu- nicipal rent commission. and Robert J. Pyne, William Curry and J. B. Dignam, members of the commits mission, handed to Governor Holcomb yesterday morning a. petition asking the governor to call. a special session of the legislature to pass laws design ed to stop rent profiteering and other wise provide relief in the existing housing situation. The petition was signed by more than 5000 names of residents of Hartford, New Britain and other Connecticut cities Gov ernor Holcomb told his callers he would give the petition due consider ation and would notify them when he reached a decision. The commits sion has been busy for a long period getting signatures to the petition.
Republican farmer., 1920-07-30
Attention of Gov. Hol- comb Called to the Emergency w hic h Now Exists and He Has Said That He Recognizes It's Import ance-NO Formal Re- quest Yet Made For the Session.
Bridgeport, July 27. 1920.

pAAu6SPoIl JdIy Sts lSAo.
 There are increasing reports in the newspapers of the state of a demand for an extra session of the legislature to deal with the situation arising out of the jitney-trolley dispute in Bridge port, and it has been said that the trolley company intends to suspend the operation of all its lines in Con- necttcut in the hope of forcing the 1itneys out of competition or of regu- lGting them, so they will not be on the main streets of the cities.
 The matter has already been called to the attention of Gov. Holcomb by Trustee Charles Cheney of Manches- ter, of the trolley company. who in formally went over the situation with him and pointed out to the governor the seriousness of the situation and endeavored to prove to him that the real emergency existed. The gover- nor Is said to have said that he rec ognized the importance of the mat ter, but would not commit himself on the matter of calling a special ses- sion.
 Manchester has already passed a vote favoring the calling of a special session.
 There can be no question of the fact that many influential men of the state want a special session of the legislature. They see in the present situation a condition of very grave danger to the Republican party in that all of the suffrage women of the country have demanded that the Re- publican ticket in Connecticut be de- feated this year because of Gov. Hol- combs refusal to call a. session to ratify the amendment.
 The governors attitude has been that there was no emergency under the law which would warrant him in calling such a session. The men who now want to have @ session call ed say that the trolley situation in the state with the trolley company out of business in one of the large cities and threatening to suspend in the other cities, presents an emer- gency within the law calling for inn mediate action by the legislature They say that it Is not a city affair now but a state affair and they de- clare that the governor will un- doubtedly recognize tho existence of a legal emergency and call the ses- sion.
 If the session is called it will un- doubtedly be called to include the matter of ratifying the suffrage amendment and may also include the matter of rent profiteering.
Republican farmer., 1920-07-30

sweepers and mine layers. converted yachts, submarine and destroyer tenders and troop transports, prac- ticaIIy undreamed of 3. decade ago.
Republican farmer., 1920-07-30

Destroyers at San Francisco seized 500, ,ooo,o gallons of oil following a dispute between the company owning it and the government over the price.
Republican farmer., 1920-07-30

Two hundred soldiers i'll at saranac went on strike because of an order transferring them to other Sanitoria.
Republican farmer., 1920-07-30

Villa is holding Carl Haegelin an American brewer. for ransom.
Republican farmer., 1920-07-30

Litchfield will celebrate it's btceaten- nia1 from August l to A.
Republican farmer., 1920-07-30

Thousands have been made home less b- a typhoon in Luzon-
Republican farmer., 1920-07-30

Twenty two trunks were in the Hartford police court vest ereay.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-27

list Monday afternoon and Tuesday
Phil l-andsman. manager and
proprietor OF the Dew Drop Inn.
Is expected 20 return from New
York city the last of this week.
Harvey Sherwood has left for
Ann Arbor Mich. where he will re-
sumo his studies at the university.
Cap Ashbv is enjoying a six weeks
trip I'm northern Michigan.
Several members of the American
Legion Of this place have received
their Victory medals from the gov
eminent. Considerable red tape
seems necessary to procure one.
Charles Evans will give dancing
lessons every Saturday night from
$50 until o'clock at the Hustlers'
club dance hall in the Bishop Cream
cry company building. An assemo-
" will follow the lesson. BestS' or
Chestra will furnish the music.
Charles Wilkinson is spending his
vacation with Den Paden.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Sanders were
out Of town on Wednesday evening.
Miss Dorothy Love Of kingsbury,
Id. has returned to her home after
a short visit in Buchanan.
Several improvements have been
made in the operating room of the
Princess theater; new carbon hold
ers have been installed in the lamp
houses and the machines have been
thoroughly OverEauled and placed IN
splendid condition.
Miss laura Pears is working In
Niles this week
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-27
brotherhood Of Employees
Organizes IN MiShdiCdkd

4 meeting called by the National
Brotherhood Of Employees for the
purpose Of discussing the high cost
OF living and suggesting remedy
was held in Moose hall, S. Main ST.,
last night and was we'll attended. j.
II. Ryder, supreme president, and
DT z. j.. Smith Cf Fort Wayne were
the principal speakers. and in the
course OF their remarks told or the
national movement TO organize the
consumer in every city OF the United
States int a gigantic buying orSani-
zation 4 membership Of 10000
was predicted within "a short time.
According 20 the speakers, hundreds
Of workingmen have already &C
cepted this plan OF cooperation. II
being predicted that in the very near
future worlSingmen in every city and
town will buy their groceries and
coal through the Brotherhood.
A charter membership OF so was
secured FOR Mishawaka and when
200 members are enrolled the Broth
erhood Will start a coal and grocery
business in the city.
Accident. sick and death benefits
are part Of the plan OF Ine Brother
hOCd.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-27
CITY TO GOVERN
BILLIARD HALLS
Goshen Council Plans to Pass
Ordinance Regulating
Pastime.

GOSHEN, Ind. Aug 26-The
Goshen city council is considering
legislation 10 govern operation Of
pool rooms and billiard halls. Tn
til recently pool rooms were con-
Quoted on an agreement among the
owners 10 close at II p. m. That
agreement has been violated. II is
claimed that many pool rooms are
now remaining open until as late as
= o'clock a. m. and that much crime
has been traced 10 such sources
Several CounCilmen have express
ed themselves In favor OF adoption
OF an ordinance placing very severe
restrictions on all pool rooms. It
is expected that the council will act
in the matter within a few weeks
Records Of the Goshen police de-
partment show that several Grim
inal offenses recently committed
here have been traced directly TO
pool rooms.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-27
Poles " Ould Transfer
Seat of DeliberGtiOn
BY Associated Press

Bv Associated Press:
WASHINGTON, Aug ga de-
nand that the negotiations with the
bOISheviki be transferred from
Ninsk 10 some other location where
communication by the Polish en-
vows with their government will not
he so difficult Will he made by Pc
land. a cablegram Thursday from
the ministry OF foreign affairs AZ
Warsaw TO the legation here said.
Normal negotiations having been
found impossible at Minsk," the
messaAe SAYS. we shall be obliged
to propose a change IN the place o;
negOtia ton. The government re-
sents the responsibility for the pro-
lonEation OF 80 Negotiation
Since the beginning OF the Polish
negotiations az Minsk the Poles have
repeatedly complained OF the diff
Guilty experienced by the govern
mcnt on Warsaw IN communicating
with the Polish delegates.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-27
COMMUNITY GRANGE
PICNIC SATURDAY
To be Held at Kennedy School
Big Program of Events
for Day.

Community grange. 40. 2252. Will
hold It's Arst annual picnic az the
Kennedy school. near Willow Creek.
$urday. A big program Of events
has been prepared by the commit
tee IN charge Merchants have do
mated suitable prizes 20 be awarded
10 the winners. A basket dinner VIII
be served
The program will be AS follows.
Prcttiest baby under six months old {,
prettiest baby from six months 20
one year. prettiest baby girl from
two 10 four years. cracker eating
contest for ladies. pie eating for
boys. milk drinking for single men
over 20 years. IOtato peahng for
men. nail driving for ladies'. ball
throwing for ladies; tug Of war for
ladies': tire changing for ladies, frog
race for married ladies'. 80 yard foot
race for girls under II. so yard foot
race for boys under II. so yard race
for boys from u 70 l., so yard foot
race for ladies over II, so yard race
for men; % yard race for fat wom-
en-. % yard race for fat men. men
stand and jump, Is yard shoe race
FOR ladies'. most popular lady on
grounds. most popular man, young
est married couple on the grounds;
oldest bachelor on grounds; oldest
single lady on grounds One-fourth
mile slow race FOR FOrds half mile
bicycle race for boys. half mile
horse back race for boys half mile
horse back race for men
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-27
MILLION DOLLAR
SMILE NOT WORTH
S75 TO CHAUFFEUR
Thelma May Thaw. Actress,
Fails to Pay Taxi Fare
l. Arrested.

CLEVELAND. Aug 2s-Thelna
May Thaw's million dollar smile
wasn't worth SIS when she flashed
IL on hard-boiled taXi-driver here
today.
Thelma May Thaw is an actress
and her smile. so she told Judge w.
b. Bebee in police court, Is the thing
that lures m in and packs the
house" She hired the taxicab man
10 drive her from Toledo TO Cleve-
land. placing the dgure at SIS. When
she arrived she confessed she had
no money
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-27
HOMES

For sale, nine room home. corner
ChryStyan and Rattell part modern
lots. Terms. Price $50 Accept
Liberty Bonds az par on down pay
ment. Nine rooms Indiana av.. oak
trim, modern but heat. - 500 Beau
tiful home on W. Mishawaka av..
corner Benton. brick porch. oak
floors. open stairway. This home
must be seen TO be appreciated. $3.50
rooms. S Union, payment down.
balance as rent. 3. 100: { rooms :.
Union. payment down. balance rs
rent, Sl.S00, $500 down buys home
all modern, rooms and bath S2Oa
down buys now broom bungalow
We have farms for sale. $500 down
buys acre and room house close I'm
$500 buys i4-room house on two
paved street. $500 buys duplex. a
25ee Investment Penn Realty Co.
rs $. Main. Phone. Mishawaka 21e.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-27
ATTEND EAGLE PICNIC.

Mrs Eli Spencer. Mr.. and Mrs.
ZeH Spencer. Mrs. Charles Potts
Mrs Marshall Potts OF this city, Mrs.
Eddie Rowe and daughter. Miss
Helen OF Troy. O., motored 20 In
dian lake Thursday where they at
tended the annual picnic OF the
women's auxiliary of the Eagle
Iodga
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-27

Frank 3. Eberhart and his sister,
Mrs. Frankie Dixon Of Mishawaka
viii entertain with a dinner Friday
evening at the Miami Country club
in honor Of Miss Nina Gabel. whose
marriage TO r. J. w Fink will take
place September 10. Covers Will be
placed for Il guests
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-27
TO VISIT IN CANADA.

Miss HARRIET r Johnson. Sll :
Main ST, Will leave Thursday night
for o DAYS visit In Canada. She
will visit with relatives in Toronto.
also the conservatory OF music at
Toronto. OF which she is u former
student.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-27
FORD GOES INTO DITCH

Bert Crum. residing at Eagle
point. east Of the city, received sew
eral bruises last evening when his
Eprd went into n ditch at station Z
]1 Lincoln highway r. Crum was
endeavoring 70 go round a hay wa
gon when the accident happened.
The car was badly damaged.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-27
FARMERS REPORT FROST.

GOSHEN, Ind. Aug 26.-Farm-
ers in the vicinity Of Goshen report
serious damage as the result Of
frosts. All lOwlands are affected. Two
quite severe frOsts have visited this
section within a few days
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-27
NEWS OF MISHAWAKA
office L2O Lincoln Way w Phone Misha7Uaka 10
BUILDING PERMITS

Clarence Roth for a garage at
1908 y. Division St, 10 cost $50
JOSEPH Fusick for three room
addition 70 his dwelling on Short St
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-27
FORMER RESIDENTS HERE.

Mr.. and Mrs. w. T Zweigle and
son. Of TOiedo. former residents.
are visiting in the city and renewing
acquaintances. Mr.. Zweigle was at
one time deputy sheriff Of the
county under Willard r. Kerr.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-27
HERE FROM VIRGINIA.

George NJ. Miller OF Newport
News. Va. has arrived here for "A
three weeks vacation as the guest Of
his mother. Mrs Bertha Miller and
his aunt Miss w. Merrifeld S53
Lincoln way +.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-27
IMPROVED HOMES

Immediate possession vii he given
20 the purchaser OF any 81 the fol
lowing properties. These houses are
now vacant and in first class condi-
ton. ANY Of these properties can be
bought with a small payment down
and balance % suit your income: 6
rooms. y Division St. $1,000: 6
rooms. y. Elm st, $500: { rooms. +.
Grove st. $3.50; 8 rooms r. Third
St. S,lO0: > rooms. T.. ninth st.
$500. Z rooms, : Reddick st. So
200; 6 rooms. new. +. Thirteenth St
$1,000. II rooms. modern. double
house, bargain. Possession in few
days. . rooms. Z. Third st. $500 /:
s rooms. +. Third ST., S3.iOO. I rooms.
L. Mishawaka av.. S3.1OO; rooms
Eli st. :. 200; : rooms, modern. w .
First st, $4,000 Colpaert Realty Cor
pOratiOn. 1865 lincoln WAY W
Pohne, Mishawaka isl Seymour
Jansen. Sales Mgr
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-27
wOMAN's BENEFIT MEETS.

The Woman's Benefit association.
No. So. met in the 1. o. o. F.. hall
Wednesday evening. Arrangements
were made for the next meeting to
be held at the home Of Mrs Love,
w MishaWakR az. The meeting
was well attended. Refreshments
were served
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-27
PASTORS VAIATIlN ENDS

Or. j. a. Burnett. pastor OF the
First Presbyterian church. and his
family who have been spending
the month at their cottage At Wi
mona lake, will return 10 the city
Monday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-27
BACK FROM OHIO

Mrs. Charles SchalliOl and chill
dren. sol : Main st. have returned
from A two weeks vacation with
relatives al GlenmOre. o.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-27

Dance Saturday night az Strac-
zynski hall. Good music. Everyone
invited 500 8 Laurel st. Advt--27- ?
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-27
OWNER GOING To
CALIFORNIA.
HOMES


Eight room all modern house. u
block from Mishawaka av.. water.
sewer. gas. bath room toilet. furn-
ace heat Good garage House
four years old $500
Seven room all modern stucco house.
one block of OF Lincoln way West.
corner lot, house faced south. Price
should be $1,000, our price $500
Seven room all modern house. has
water sewer. gas, bath toilet and
fireplace Part maple floors and
furnace heat Big corner lot Price
5000.
These are values we are proud 10
show you.
Hastings Realty. III :. Church 81.
Phones Mishawaka 112 or 1919
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-27

Wanted-ReaI Estate 50
PARTLY M00ERN-Ho1S9- on North
Side Give full description and low
est cash price L. NJ News TimAA.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-27

IMMEDIATE POSSESSION - Scyc
rooms all modern and five rooms near
" modern. both newly painted. good
lot. within two blocks Of center. rents
for $50 per month Part cash terms
on balance. Price 5000 Mason T.
Petro. Rooms 8 4 :, EnGledrum Bldg.
Nishawaka $40
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-27
"Want Ads Properly hdexed'

Automobiles for sale II
NTTT0YORILE-For sale, i've passenger
automobile, all Overhauled. New pts-
IONS new rings cylinders all re
ground: six cylinder, new tires In
good running order. Call 301 Lincoln
WAY West
F0RD-FOr sale, Ford touring. self
starter. Good condition. Inquire 1913
y Sarah ST
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-08
GET RID OF THE VILLA PEST.

II the new government IN Mexico SIN
cerelv desires 10 pacify the country, re-
store order and peace. and earn the re-
spect of the United States. II will settle
the problem Of Villa by bringing all lis
force 10 bear to eliminate him AS factor
IN Mexican affairs
The new government cannot afford 20
receive Villa in any official capacity, for
to do so would only give HIM an oppor-
tuuitv TO organize for more mischief IN
the future And II cannot allow him 10
continue rowing about the country ss a
free lance bandit
Periodically, stories appear IN the press
from those who profess 70 have inter
viewed Villa painting him in radiant
colors as patriot hut Villa activities
reveal the absurdifv of such claim For
the last several wears he hes confined HIM
sell 10 terrorlzjng and rohbing dcienceless
communities. holding up trains killing
passengers and crews. and conducting a
steady campaign of murder, plllage and
rapine under the most revolving circum-
stances. This IS not the work Of 9 patriot
seeking TO free his country of tyTsn:s but
il i the work OF a semi-savaFe bandit Of
the tvpe that has plagued Mexico FOR
generations Houston Posi-.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-08
PRESS COMMENTS.
SERIOUS SHORTAGE OF
NEWSPRINT

The shortage of newsprint is worldwide
II has compelled curtailment IN the size
of many newspapers, and reduced their
revenues materially because they arc
unable to find space in their columns Tor
the customary volume of advertising.
Owing TO the greatly advanced cost OF
paper several Journals, in order 10 AVOID
being printed at a loss, have been forced
to raise their price. Not only is tins the
case in the United States, but some OF the
leading newspapers of England have
found il necessary to double the price
al which thev have been sold for years.
Even at it's greatly increased cost the
difficulty OF obtaining a paper supply Mt
any figure has become acute, and severa !
newspapers in various parts OF this and
other countries have been compelled to
suspend publication.
Some of the metropolitan papers have
found IL necessary TO omit department
pages and special features of long stand
ing and recognized value. Condensation
is the order of the day, and the waste
basket is the destination of long-winded
propaganda in all newspaper offices that
desire to adjust themselves to the excep-
tlonal requirements of the situation.
The worst of IT is that no Improvement
of the supply appears to he in sight, and ),
therefore, such remedies as are available
must he applied in order to meet the
exacting and imperative conditions that
have administration Republican