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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-12
DEATHS
SAMUEL j. WILLS.

Samuel J. Wills. 6S years old died
at his residence. 1912 S. Main St,
sunday morning at ten o'clock. He
IS survived by his wife, Cora, and the
following children: Harold and Clar-
ence, both residing in this city. A
sister. Mrs. Kate Thompson of Penn
sylvania, and Harry and William
wills OF the same state. Mr.. Wills
had been III 10 months, death re-
sulting from complications He came
TO South Bend 40 years ago.
The funeral Will be held on Tues
day afternoon at two o'clock, and
will be conducted from the resi-
denco. The Rev. B. d. Beck of the
Grace VI. T.. church will officiate. and
the place OF burial will be announc-
ed on Tuesday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-12
MAKE FORMAL DENIAL.

l;l Associated Press
PARIS. Jan. l1.-Formal denial
is made by the Rumanian press bu-
Ieau OF the report from Prague that
the allies had been arrested 10y a
Rumanian officer in occupied Hun
gary. The report received by way
OF Geneva Oh Jan S. said the sr-
rests were made by the commandant
OF a concentration camp. who he
came enraged go the severe criticism
81 the camp made boy the military
mission
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-12
GERMANS FAVOR TRIAL
FOR THEIR EX-RULER
BY Associated Press

BY Associated Press
BERLIN, Saturday, Jan 10.-Ger-
mans are urged 10 turn over former
Emperor William for trial by the al
lies in resolutions passed at a public
meeting Of the new fatherland
league here Saturday.
In signing the treaty Of Versail-
les" the resolutions said, Germany
consented TO the trial Of william II.
II is therefore the duty Of the Ger
man people to execute the treaty and
every attempt to prevent procedure
against the former kaiser must be
branded as a political crime"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-12

were drowned when the big vessel
was wrecked on Kemmer Edge rock
near St. Adams head. during "a vio-
lent storm in the channel Saturday.
The Treveal, bound from Calcutta
TO Dundee with cargo. struck the
rock late Friday night The vessel
Immediately wired for assistance
but owing TO the severity of the
storm and the dense darkness. the
tug which put out from Weymouth
was unable to find her. Later her
position was established 10y wireless
and early Saturday tug and "a
Weymouth lifeboat went TO the ass
sistance of the steamer.
Tight on Rock
The Trevoal was tight on the rocl
ami unable 10 get clear because both
wind and sea were against her. The
lfeboat tried several times TO reach
the doomed steame~ but vas beaten
back by the storm. IT was impos-
sible for the coast guard TO shoot a
line to the ship because Of her dis
lance from land.
Finally the captain signalled 60
the tug that he was going TO aban-
don the ship. The crew put off in
two boats, which were Immediately
swamped in the raging sea. While
the coast guard watched, powerless
TO lend aid. the sailors fought for
their lives. but only seven reached
shore The captain was among
those drowned.
shortly after the crew abandoned
the TreveaI the vessel broke in TWO
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-12
ENGINEERS TO MEET AT
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

The St Joe Valley engineers as
sociation viii hold their regular
monthly meeting on Monday evening
81 1:3O o'clock. ina the Chamber OF
Commerce The final reports on the
membership campaign have been
turned in, and a total Of 100 new
members have been added To the Iizt
OF candidates; three charter menu
hers have also been initiated
The engineers club and the Cham
Der Of Commerce viii discuss the
housing problem az the meeting ON
Monday evening Miss Virginia Tut.
city Librarian. viii talk on matters
pertaining 20 the technical side of
the problem. such as books and
magazine that are needed for the
ciU hbrar,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-12

recently made available to tho cone
sumner an reduced prices The wheat
director states. iie also predicts
that thrift as national CHARGERS
DE- may become contagious as e1-
rravasaHDo has been Al tho SAM
time he attributes recent price adj
tauces in some grades o. -four -a
restricted transportation and OK
traotdlnary indifference 20 ezpsu-
dIture~ 1y section OF four people
'There is nO guide no po.n- -lr
way to commercial security. l-.
Barnes says. Individual Judgement
must solve unusual problems soon
to se faced. we can ouls warm %
the play OF world-Wide factors ot
Unprecedented potentially. and subj
mat information as accurate as hue
manly possible on which business
policies must construct THE -raIl
corporations weekly reports of trad.
data Wil continue until June L.
They should be studied.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-12
D0UGHB0Y BATTLES FOR
EMPLOYERS PAYROLL

BY Associated Press
HOBOkEN. y. y. Jan. IA ban
dit was mortally wounded in West
Hobokcn Saturday In a street battle
with sidney Westheimer. 60 years
old. who served I'm France and who
had just drawn 81. from a bank
for his employers weekly payroll
when Westheimer was stopped near
Tyler park by two 80 men VINO
demanded the money e drew his
revolver and began sSToting. one
Of the highwaymen returned the
ere. The eN-soldier was wounded ia
the right hand and his heavy belt
detected another bullet The other
bandit fed.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-12
HOLD F1EM sUSPECTs.

bv Associated Press.
CHICAGO. Jan. 11.-Fcwer than
200 suspects taken ia the roundup
OF criminals Saturday night and
early sunday were being held By
the police sunday night OF these.
only 10 had been positively identi-
fled as principals I'm recent robberies.
The raids OF pool rooms. cafes. sa -
looms and other places during
which an alleged robber was killed
and another fatally wounded were
the most sweeping attempted for
some time by the police in an cf-
fort 10 rid Chicago OF undcsirab bic
elements
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-12
STUDENT PARTY

The students aGd faculty OF the
Thomas Commercial school will have
a social evening at the home OF Mr..
and Airs. Thomas. Tuesday at Bert
rand, Mich. Supper and q program
OF events have been arranged. Thg
party will leave on the four and sly
o'clock interurban cars and will be
met at the Bertrand station 10y au-
tomobiles.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-12
NATIONAL CHAIRMAN TO
BE GUEST AT BANQUET

NEW YORK. Jan. 11.--Democra-
tic chiefs from all parts of the coun-
try Will gather here Feb. . for a
dinner in honor Of Homer :. Cum
mings, chairman Of the democratic
rational committee to be given under
the auspices of the democratic club.
IL was announced Sunday night. Mr..
Cummings and other national lead
ers Of the party will speak on issues
in the forthcoming presidential cam
paign.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-12
JAPAN BEWILDERED AT
AMERICAN ATTITUDE
Rv Assoelated Press

Ply Associated Press
TOXIC. Jan. 11.-Reports that
the American army would be with
drawn from Siberia have caused
great bewilderment in official cir
cles and in the offices of newsps
pers here. The foreign office is APP
parently uncertain as 20 the situa
ton. confirmation of press dis
patches not having been received
II is understood the cabinet is await
ing official advices from Washing
ton
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-12
INVITES COUNTRIES TO
MEMBERSHIP IN LEAGUE


rs Associated Press
PARIS. Jan. lin conformity
with the peace treaty and the annex
OF the League az Nations covenant
Premier Clemenceau has telegraph
Ell Argentina. chile. Colombia. Den
mark, spain, Norway. Paraguay. Hol-
land. salvador. Sweden. Switzerland
and Nenuezela that the treaty is now
effective and inviting them 10 mem
Jership in the League OF Nations.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-12
KINnIG SIGNS LIP

J. Edward Kindig, cigar salesman
formerly with the Texas and Okla
homa division, who saw service in
France and Germany and was a
member OF the "whiz Bang Follies. 90
the A. T. r. big vaudeville show.
has accepted a position with the New
system Bakery company.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-12
You Can Get Better Rest on
Simmons Metal Beds

Celebrated Simmons Bed in white or
Vernis Martin, with 10 inch continuous
pillars Is inch filler steel easy rolling cas-
tors, at a mderate prices 1850
Special value in three-piece Beds, in
white or Nernis Martin; l-l6 inch con
tnuous pillars, % inch filters; guaranteed
Simmons Fabric Spring. fitted with pressed
steel corners, all complete at $3.50.
Simmons Bed. made with V inch con
tnuous pillars 78-inch filters 3x4. 4x6
sizes; very special, $3.50.
Simmons Bed. tvvo-inch continuous pill
lars. u inch filler, in Nernis Martin or
white. Special price $500
Simmons Steel and Brass Beds in round
and square effects, in fine wood finish, ma
hogany, golden oak, French gray with dec
orations plain, at various prices.
Two Special Bargains in Brass Beds
Two-inch pillars, one-inch filler made in
banded satin; exceptional value. $3.50.
Two-nch pillars fine continuous post
in banded satin. at $3.50.
Simmons White Enamel Baby Cribs at
$3.50 $500. $3.50 to $ll.50.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-12
WHITE sox To TEXAS.

Hv Associated Press
CHICAGO. Jan. 1.-THE Chicago
Americans viii train this spring at
Waco. Texas. II was announced sun
day night BY Harry N. Grabiner.
secretary Of the White Sox
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-12
ITALIAN STEAMER AND
PASSENGERS ARE SAFE
Nv Associated Press

~ Associated Press
BUENOS AIRES, Jan. 1.-THE
Italian steamer Principessa Mafalds
which was reported Saturday 10
have struck a mine and sunk with
a loss Of ZOO lives, is safe. according
90 advices received by local agents
for the company These were for
warded from Rio Jeneiro. having
been wirelessed 10 that port by the
captain of the steamer
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-12
About TO1Un
LEAVES FOR HOUSTON.

Henry Z. Peterson OF ia f. Don
AID St, has accepted a position with
The Texas Gulf oil Co. and will leave
the latter part Of this week FOR
Houston. He will be accompanied
by Merit Brodebeck IL South Bend
who has also accepted a position
with the same firm.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-12
WHEAT DIRECTOR
WARNS FLOURMEN
Julius H. Barnes Makes Pre-
diCtiOn Regarding Release
of u. S. Control.

Et A~-u.ldtel fress
NEW YORK. Jan. -Warnlna
Of price hazards which may confront
wheat and flour handlers after tho
withdrawal OF government cOntru.
when the activities OF the eraiu cor
poration are brought 10 au end r
June was contained in circular
sent Sunday by Julius H Barnes
wheat director 20 the holders Of tho
1900 Licenses be- has issued
Emphasis was placed bE Sir.
Barnes GOA The statement that the
reduction OF commitments to the
minimum required tor the conduct
of necessary current business viii
be F, wise commercial policy for The
grain trade upon the termination OF
two wears Of official stabuization
and in view OF the present world ST..
nation
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-12
CONGRESS ACTS
TO RETARD ALL
RED ACTIVITIES
0coNTINUED FROM PAGE oNE)

imposed unless recommended IN the
verdict OF the jury"
other Sections.
other sections OF the measure
would prohibit any person using any
writing. printing, or any sign SYM
bOl. picture or cdricature 20 be used
with the purpose Of resisting or de
stroying the government OF tho
United States or governments OF the
several states. the distribution writ
ing. printing publishing or trans
porting OF ssditious matter the i'm
portation or transportation between
states OF seditious matter
Measures TO combat seditiouS or
CARNATIONS also are included. All
such organizations teaching the use
Of force against the government are
declared 90 be unlawful and persons
would be prohibited from engaging
SIN their activities contributing
money 10 them or even renting them
property in which 90 carry on their
work. The giving lolninz or
promising Of anything of value" 90
such organizations is declared 20
constitute affiliation with such as
sOciatiOns
DcpOrt Aliens.
Aliens convicted under the act
would be depOrted after serving
their sentences and prohibited to re-
turn 10 the country and persons who
have declared their intention To be
come citizens but who have not been
naturalized. would become inelsi-
ole 20 citizenship.
Conviction of citizens under an
sections except that providing the
death penalty would carry imprison-
ment for not more than 60 years.
or fine OF not more than $4,000.
or both. and. in addition the con
Nicted person would Doe deharred
from ever holding office or trust I'm
rhe United States.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-12
WRECK KILLS 50
OF SHIPS GRE "
British Steamer TreVeaI Hits
Rock During Violent
Storm Saturday.

By Associated Press.
WEYMOUTH, England, Jan. IL.
-Thirty-five members of the crew
of A. of the British steamer Treveal
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-12
WILSON BODY To
HOLD FIRST MEET
Commission of Three to In
veStigate Coal Industry,
Announces Plans.
By Associated Press

BY Associated Press.
WASHINGTON. Jan. IA plan
of procedure will he announced by
Pres't Wilson's commission 10 invest
igate wages and prices in the btu
minous coal industry Monday when
II goes into its first formal session OF
it's inquiry into conditions in the
central competitive district Henry
y. Robinson. representative of the
public who has been named presi-
dent of the body also Will announce
the personnel of the commission
staff.
According 10 present arrange
ments, John J.. Lewis. acting presi-
dent of the mine workers union and
William Green. secretary, represent
ing the miners as plaintiffs. will be
heard Monday. The four district
presidents Of the union will also ap-
pear.
Hold Sessions.
Operators representing the central
district have been in session for
some days, and it was underst God
Sunday night that they had agreed 20
participate at least Professionally in
the hearings, though a definite state
ment on the question was withheld.
The commission will 10 a large ex-
tent follow judicial practice in its
open sessions, although a cOnsidera-
BILE amount of investigatory work
has already been instituted in its
behalf
Under the terms OF the strike set
Element agreement, which the min
ers have Internationally accepted,
and the operators are expected TO &C
cept at least conditionally, the COM
mission has power 10 fix coal mine
wages and working conditions over
the United States. IF it is found ne
cessary to advance the price OF coal
beyond the present fixed basis in or
der 10 finance increases granted the
miners who received a raise Of IA
percent on going back to work, the
commission is authorized by the
president to do so, providing its de
cision is unanimous. quarters for
merly occupied by the fuel admin
istratOr have been taken over for the
commission
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-12
WINS CHAMPIONSHIP.

SYDNEY. y s. Jan. Norman
Ross OF san Francisco. today. won
the 100 yards 70 $50 Yards swimming
championships.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-12
ENPATRIATE PRISONERS

EF Associated Press.
PARIS JAN 11-Betvcen 5000
and 600 German prisoners viii. Boz.
reratrated daily ass soon a- Tho rec-
eSsarv railway cars arrive from Ger-
many
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-12

n 4.
edge Of the set OF KEYS in the safe
knows more about Jagla's disappear
tnce than is now apparent
a letter received by Asst Chief
Cassidy from Jaglas wife at Wilma
mac. Ind, may have an important
bearing on Jagia's disappearance. Il
was said sunday night
How Jagla could have gotten out
az the Jail without his cell being
unlocked without Capt Schock
knowing Il. II Jagla ever was locked
Up in g eel" was the comment OF
prominent official OF the admins
tratiou Sunday.
Funny Things.
There are funny things happening
Gown az the city hall" continued
this prominent official. ct Is not
80 long ago that il was made public
that a large quantity OF whisky dis
appeared from the bull pen. and
maybe Jagla's disappearance il along
The same line. wonder Just what
kind OF an investigation the board OF
public safety will hold on this latest
public occurrance at the city hall"
At any rate, Jagla Is gone, and pO-
lice officials profess TO be ia ignor-
Bnce as 10 where ne is. Chief Kline
says that his men are searching ev-
cry part of the city for MIN The
chief also says that an appeal is TO
be made to the police OF other cities
10 aid the South Bend authorities
10 find the youth. who is only 20
sears old.
Chief Kline seemed TO think that
Jagla might have walked out Of the
cell into the wide. wide world when
the men taken i'm the raid of Clar-
suce ElhOtt's place were being taken
into police headquarters. This was
about o'clock Saturday night.
However. this does not explain how
Jagla's cell door became unlocked.
u is pointed out that it would have
been impossible for him TO slip
through the bars OF his cell
Many Get Away.
OF course. ii is also pointed out
that the majority Of those taken ina
che Elliott raid got away from the
police, but they did this before they
reached police headquarters
According TO another high admin
Sstration official Capt. SchoCk ought
40 know more about Jagla's escape
from the Jail than anyone else from
the fact that Jagla's escape was
made while Capt. SchOck was on
duty
How "a captain could be on duty
all the time and someone could walk
right cut OF jill without the captain
At least knowing something about il
is more than I can figure out" said
this high official. "Of course" con-
tinued he, the captain might have
been more interestingly occupied
than merely attending to his duty"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-12
Mattresses

We are featuring some at very special
prices; genuine cotton felt mattress. weight
of SO lbs roll edge. $3.50.
Very good quality, white cotton felt
weight of so lbs priced at $500. $3.50.
Genuine SILK Floss 100 percent silk
Floss. imperial roll edge, weight of s. lbs.
$4,000
Other Mattresses, ranging in price from
$500. $3.50 5000, Sll.5O. $500
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-12
Simmons Springs

Very Special Value in Simmons Fabric
Link Spring, made Of twisted link. rust
proof fabric, wire edges. Remarkable
value at $3.50. 4x6 size only.
Simmons Fabric Spring twisted link
rust-proof fabric, heavy end ankle
Simmons Coil Spring. rust-proof fabric.
heavy border wire all sizes $3.50. $3.50.
Simmons Spring. heavy double deck.
made 90 heavy wire sPirals extra heavy
border wire; Simmons guarantee of 25
years. at $3.50
Simmons goods are known for style.
quality and price
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-12
WHO LET MAN
OUT Of CITY
STRONGHOLD?
Disappearance of Martin Jagla
Remains a Mystery,
Say Police.

tcoNTNUED FROM PAGE oNz1
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-12

imposed unless recommended i'm the
verdict OF the jury"
Arizona republican., 1920-05-15
Ressie Love at the Lamara

Bessie Love in "A lf1g hLlnS Colleen enters the last lap of its engagement today This story of the fight put up by al pretty Irish girl to expose band of grafters and villains finds this clever little Nitagraph star in q be- witching role. in which she scores heavily. The story introduces a genu- inely human love theme which is not only appreciated as rich in appeal but which adds materially to the story. lending it that spirit of romance that augers for the success of any photo play.
 On the same program there is being shown the Burton Holmes travelogue.
 Tomorrow starts the engagement of the last picture that will ever play the I4amara. William Russell in "Shod with Fire holds the screen for three days, after which the Lamara will close it's doors forever, as 1t is to be razed to permit of the additional bank ing room required by the National Bank of Arizona.
Arizona republican., 1920-05-15
Carnival Toniaht

Everybody's up on their toes. The carnival gay Parisian frivolity takes place tonight at Forest Park. Never have the members of Tofts novelty orchestra put more life into their music than they will tonight. Never have the popular musicians looked hand somer than they will tonight in their nifty white summer outfits and their E'renchy adornments over the upper lips.
 Every man in the big ball room will be handsome, in fact,-as handsome as distinguished looking little black mus tache- can make hinl-and you know what Kipling has said, don't you-that "a kiss without a mustache is like an egg without salt"
 Never has graceful Olive Ann Alcorn danced with greater emotional abandon than she will tonight. Never has she worn a more beautiful costume.
 Never has the food prepared by the skilIfu park chef had more appetizing flavor than the tempting French sup per which he will have on his menu tonight.
 Never have there been more tingling
Arizona republican., 1920-05-15
ADJUSTMENTS
ADJUSTMENTS 1 AND BATHING
 SUIT CONTEST TAKES
 PLACE AT RIVERSIDE

Today is the big day of the River side park bathing suit contest an pa rade. The parade will start from the Strand theater at 2 o'clock this after noon. It will wend it's way through the principal streets of Phoenix and proceed thence to Riverside park, where the judges will review the suits. The judges named are Vic Hanny of the Hanny company. Walter Switzer of The Style Shop, and Tom Akers, city editor of the Gazette. as the gen. tleman part of the committee. and the lady contingent Is made of Mrs. B. M Goldwater, Mrs. A. c. Dulmase and Mrs. Donald Dunbar.
 The judges. after reviewing the suits, will retire to deliberate as to the win ners. and tho announcement of the successful contenders will be made al the ballroom at Riverside park al 9:30 this evening. The girls will he the guests of the park manag cement this evening, and at the hour named the momentoUs announcement will be made. The substantial prizes offered
Arizona republican., 1920-05-15

by the management of Riverside park has attracted many contestants and the parade and contest promises to be the most brilliant affair of this char acter ever attempted in Phoenix. It is arranged to have the Pathe News make pictures of the event, and they they will be shown by the Strand as soon as the weekly containing the views is received. Announcement of this engagement will be made when the date is learned.
 The dance will be conducted as usual this evening, the pool is now open, the concessions all running, the motion picture show will be running tonight Riverside park is open for the season.
Arizona republican., 1920-05-15
Robert Warwick at the Strand

Robert Warwick. appearing his Par amount comedy drama, "An Adven- ture in Hearts" will be seen for the last times today at the Strand. From the book by the author of '"The Pris- oner Of Zenda," and adapted for the screen by Elmer Harris. whose Canary Cottage and "So Long Lefty" are known wherever theatricals are spoken of it offers Warwick a highly enter taining role in which he appears as an American of French descent. lie is sent on dangerous diplomatic mis- sion, and it is here that the adventure that is to make an important place in his life begins. The action takes the spectator through a series of amusing circumstances, lots of action, and genuinely sparldy comedy suspense story"
 The added attractions include the Outing Chester and the Fox News.
Arizona republican., 1920-05-15
John Barrymore at the Hip

John Barrymore. known as Amer ica-s greatest living actor" is finish ing his engagement at the Hip, where he will be seen for the final showings today in his Paramount comedy sue cess, "The Lost Bridegroom" Those who saw this inimitable artist in his wonderful presentation of Robert Louis Stevenson's "Dr. Jekyll and MT. Hyde" at the Strand during the fore part Of the week were at once struck with the tremendous scope of his art as applies to the serious roles. And now comes the statement that he is just as great a comedian as he has proven himself to be tragedian, and The Lost Bridegroom" is the best proof in the world of the truth of this assertion
 The comedy is Lions Paws and I.ady Fingers" presenting another of those always appreciated Universal animal comedies.