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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-20

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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-20

EAGO DE DIVIDENDO

Acordado pore COnseo de Administration repart D
dendd Active 6yona de einco cenO sObre ell vaOr
nocido las accones de la PRE SEGUNDA sere de este
anco uen de los beneos del eerccio social de 9l920
avsa aOs desde
hos habes de GAIA aeda alberto e de dicho
divdendO al efecO pueden Ia Secreara
las correspondence papeeas-SAN JUAN p r. de
de 1920-El SecretarioP RoeaforE Director GerenteM.
Martinez.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-20
De INTERES AL COMERCIO

Sc particpa los Comerciantes mercancas que Ia
Her de costuras READE MADE CLOTHING MANUFAC-
TURE que con maqunaria eecrca trabaa esta ciudad
hace aes de hombre camsas, pantalone etc. etc. pre-
seta trabao acabado peecto al esto americana Con-
vertimos sus mercancias ropa manuactada esto lie
faciltara la salida de la misma mayor utiidad
Excelentes referencias. Pda preciOs condolences
ARECIBO, PUERTO RICO.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-12
SELECT TENTATIVE
JURORS IN TRIAL
OF CHICAGO REDS
BY Associated Press

CHICAGO. May 1.-Two jurors
were tentatively accepted Tuesday
by both sides in the trial of 20
alleged members Of the Communist
Labor party, charged with conspi-
racv TO overthrow the government
by force. One juror also was tend
cred by each side.
a copy Of the Communist Labor
Party News, one Of the organs OF
the communist laborites. containing
the program and platform as adopt
ed at the party's convention in Sept,
1919. was given TO Judge Oscar He
bel bv William :. Forrest. an at
torney for the defense.
MIR. Forrest told Judge Hebel he
was submitting 1t for his perusal
and study. admitting that he did not
fully comprehend the document. The
attorney also signified his wish to
introduce the manifesto Of the left
wing Of the communist labor party
also promulgated in 1919.
That the defense would make an
attack on the Constitutionality Of the
sedition law its main line of defense
was indicated in questions asked
prospective jurors by Atty Clarence
DarrOw.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-12
TWO YOUTHS MAKE
NOVEL ATTEMPT TO
SECURE INSURANCE
Lima Youth Tries TO Collect
for Imaginary Car That
Was Stolen.

South Bends city jail housed an
original automobile thief Tuesday
night in the person of Derrel Demar.
Lima youth. who pulled some
thing new in automobile crookery.
according to Sergeant j. b Goebel
OF Lima, who was in charge Of the
prisoner.
Young Nemar was arrested in Chi
cago last week. and the Lima police
ofncial was taking his prisoner back
TO Lima 10 answer a charge of
grand larceny. The youth was given
the hospitality OF the city jail for
the night.
According to the story OF Goebel.
Demar and another young man
named Ernest BOnnanO. nearly got
away with "A brand new scheme to
detraude, the vigilance OF the Lima
and Chicago police being RESP onsible
Tor nIpping the plot I'm the bud
Buddics at Lima.
Dung BannanO and Demar were
buddies OF Lima, taking frequent
rides in the Lexington car owned
by 70 ank Bannano, Ernest's father.
while the elder BOnnano was visit
ing his old home in Italy.
several days ago young Bonnano
automobile. giving a faise registra-
ton number and describing the car
as 1920 sport model A few days
later, the BOnna1O machine was re-
ported as stolen. and the police and
insurance officials started search for
the car
The automobile squad of the Chi
cagO police force located the miss
ing Lexington and arrested Demar.
When SerS. Goebel went 10 Chicago
TO bring back the car he found that
the BonnanO machine was not the
one that had been insured. the in
sured machine being purely imagi-
native. Had the officers not inter
fered. il was the plan for Demar TO
sell the machine in Chicago and fer
young BOnnanO 10 collect the in
surance. giving the pair about S3,2OC
clear profit, according TO GOebel.
Serg. Goebel and his prisoner will
so on TO Lima this morning.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-12
HEARING on MERCHANT
MARINE MEASURE IS
RESUMED ~ SENATE
I:y NsSoriated Press
VA lsrrTNrfeVnN

WASHINGTON. May 11-Oppo-
aitiou to the proposed extension of
coastwise navigation laws 10 the
Philippines continued in the senate
Tuesday when consideration OF the
merchant marine bill was resumed.
AS now drawn the bin would re-
quire all coastwise shipping TO be
entirely American owned.
Sen Thomas. democrat Colorado,
said such legislation was sure to
provoke retaliatory tactics by foreign
governments. Great Britain had at
tempted such discrimination but was
compelled TO abandon the effort, he
said
Chairman Jones OF the commerce
committee. and Sen Calder, repub-
Ucan. of New York. defended the
plan
Sen LenrOot republican, NisCOn-
sin. moved TO eliminate portions OF
"a committee amendment authorizing
such rates for carrying mails on
American ships as viii aid the de
--clopment of a merchant marine, p"
saving he was opposed to givins
any such unlimited powers 10 grant
subsidies Sen. Lenroots proposal
was opposed. however, by Sen. Jones,
sen. calder. and Minority Leader Un7
derwood.
No action was taken by the COM
mittee. Tuesday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-12
CAPT. MARSHALL FIELD
ASKS POSSESSION OF
ENTIRE FIELD ESTATE

CHICAGO. May 1.-THE residu-
AIRY estate or the late Marshall
Field. estimated at $40, 100000, is
at stake in an action begun in su-
perior court Tues sday by Capt. MAY
shall Field III, grandson, who asks
immediate possession Of the estate
The suit which was brought TO
construe a section Of the merchants
will. contends that. since the death
of the plaintiffs brother Henry
Field. the entire residuary estate
should be surrendered TO Capt
Field.
Mrs. Nancy Perkins Field Tree
widow Of Henry Field VINO was
married last week 10 Mr. Tree in
London. has filed a cross bill claim
ing a dover interest in Henry Field 2
share OF the estate.
a third claim IS set Up by Henry
Anthony Marsh four-y car-old son
Of Henry Field and Peggy Marsh a
London chorus girl. Former Gov.
Edward T. Dunno. representing the
boy. argued that two-hfths OF
Henry Fields interest should de-
sCend 70 his son.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-12
THREE PROBLEMS
FACE LEGISLATURE
AT THIS SESSION
Louisiana to Decide on Rae
ing, Suffrage and Big
Appropriation.

BATON ROUGE. La. May Ii
The general assembly or Louisiana
which opens tomorrow will have the
opportunity to write history. These
questions of paramount interest will
be placed before it:
First-Will Louisiana become the
Goth necessary state to ratify the
woman suffrage amend
ment
Seond-Wnl horse racing be con-
unued in Louisiana and If so, how 3?
Third-Will the 100000 needed
by the state treasury be secured
through a severance tax on national
resources or by direct taxation OF
the citizens of the state.
Promise Keen Fight.
The suffrage fight promises TO be
keen. Both sides are well organic
ed and both claim victory The
John NJ. Parker is for rat
ificatiOn and the following he has
secured during the last two years is
large. But in Louisiana,
states rights are not easily forgot
ten and that principle will rally
many staunch supporters.
Led by the Young Mems Business
league of New Orleans dozens Of
organizations throughout the state
nave adopted resolutions demanding
either that there be a state racing
a short season and pari
nutuel betting machines or that
'acing be abolished by state legis-
alton. The objections seem 10 be
'aised principally against operation
IF handbooks i'm the cities and the
;o-called "orelites' at the tracks at
jefferson ana the Fairgrounds, New
Orleans.
The severance Tax legislation is not
expected TO cause much opposition.
Il puts a two percent FAX on every
industry drawing from the natural
'esOUrces Of the state. oil. gas lum
Der. moss, salt. sulphur. gravel, -os-
in, tUrpentine and a Few other con-
noditics. Altogether u is est.mat
ID the taxes would total close TO the
much needed $4,000, 000.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-12
Minneapolis Symphony
Orchestra 4 Triumph

Seldom in the course Of a single
musical season in South Bend have
so many brilliant productions been
offered. Pre-eminent among those
programs should be included the
Minneapolis Symphony orchestra,
which rendered two exceptionally
meritorious concerts at the Oliver
theater Tuesday afternoon and eve
ming. At both performances the
organization was greeted by large
audiences Of appreciatice music
loverc. The appearance here OF the
orchestra was due to the efforts OF
Music. which annually sponsors
such az rogram.
Emil Oberhoffer. the scholarly
conductor. opened his evening pro-
gram with the masterful compost
ton. Symphony Number Six Path
etQue) in Il Minor" by Tschaikow-
sky. the burden of which sounded
minor strain but which was re-
lieved by two movements of a more
lithsome nature The number was
essentially possesive of the Russian
qualities which hold for audiences
a peculiarly appealing charm. A
dramatic number was the Contralto
solo by Miss Harriet Mcconnell, an
Aria 20 Don F>atale." from Don
Carlos" by Verdi. Miss Mcconnell
possesses n voice of exceptional
range for a contralto singer and her
tones though full and rich are won
derfully flexible and pure. She is
an Indiana girl. having been born
in Logansport. This coming fall
she will enter the grand opera field
in italy. An encore, &c Goodbye"
was enthusiastically received.
Mendelssohn's overture. A Mid
summer Nights Dream" was re-
Llete with fanciful phrases and Tilt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-12
POLISH TROOPS
GUST BOLSHEVIKI
Drive Reds From Kiev Bridge
head on East Bank of
Dnieper, Report Says.
BY Associated Press

BY Associated Press.
WARSAW. May -1.-Polish forces
have ousted the bolsheviki from the
Kiev bridgehead on the east bank
Of tAe Dnieper, according 20 latest
army reports received here and have
driven them further eastward along
the Dnieper.
The bolsheyiki have continbed
their artillery FIRE. bat the shells are
not reaching Kiev.
The Poles have established them
selves throughout the bridgehead
and have moved their artillery 20
the east bank OF the Dnieper
OF the occupation forces which
have been in Kew most of the de-
tachments have been moved across
the river or 10 the north or south
of the city and are guarding build
ings or are doing guard duty about
the streets.
Kiev is reported quiet
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-12

ing lines. One of the most popular
selections OF theh program was the
Spanish Rhapsody" which was 4
cOlorful composition Incorporating
in its theme all the picturesquenes
Of the Spanish dance An encore
was RESP onded to and consisted of
a bit of persuasive melody ia which
the stringed instruments were given
opportunity 10 display an infinite
delicacy of shading.
George Rasely. tenor sOlOist, won
his audience with the first notes of
the "Cavatina." from Romeo and
Juliet" He was forced TO respond
to an encore. and repeated.
The last number of the evening,
"Averture to Tannhauser." pro-
crossed with a dignified theme that
held the audience 10 the dramatic
climax.
The afternoon program included
two soloists, Miss Emma Noe. So
prano, and Finlay Campbell. bari
tone. Miss Noe has a soprano voice
that is rare, in that il displays tones
of warmth but never loses its thrill
ling clarity of timbre. She was
compelled to resi- Ond twice TO en-
cores. Mr.. Campbell rendered with
splendid phrasing the air Hear Me
Ye Winds and Waves" from
"Scipio," by Handel.
A most acceptable number of the
afternoon recital was the Moment
Capricceast, which was rendered
with a sympathy that portrayed
forCefuily the individual theme in
Dictated in it's name. other num-
bers of the matinee program in
Guided. symphony Number Five in
G. Minor" by Beethoven. Sym
phOnic Poem" and te the theme and
variations from Suite Number Ill
by Tschaikowsky.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-12
MRS. MARY ELIZA JANE THOMAS

Mrs. Mary Eliza Jane Thomas. -
years old. died at the residence Of
her daughter, Mrs. X. y. Skinner.
7S3 Haney av.. Monday night at
$40 o'clock. She is survived by
the following children. Mrs. Skinner.
Y. -. Lane Of Bluefield W. Va. r.
A. Lane OF Sydney. Australia. and
Mrs. W. ID. Allen Of Tampa, Fla, a
sister. Mrs. Ellen Schltterback OF
Elkhart and a brother, w. H. Mat
thews of Albion. Ind. Mrs. Thomas
was born at Pierpont, Ashtabula
county. Ohio, May IS, 1S47. She
came TO South Bend two years ago
from Ligonier. Ind. Burial will be
in the Sparta cemetery at Kimmel.
Ind
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-12
FURNISHES
BONDS FOR SEVEN MEN
ACCUSED OF GAMBLING

Tommie Moss pool room 125 W.
Jefferson blvd. was visited by the
police Tuesday night, and Tommie
and seven OF the boys were brought
IN on charges of gambling. All were
released on bonds furnished by At
tornev Barry Scanlon.
Moss was charged with running a
gambling house. and the following
we're charged with frequentius. Phil
core. $50 y Michigan st: Edward
Cronewetter. III& Marine ST.. Al
bert Sester. Mishawaka. William
Croweu. 1902 King ST Charles
,roweu I2O2 King St: George
Nfener. 40 T.. Marion st, and Frank
Olmstcad. S11 Cedar ST.
Detectives Deiinski and Hamilton
made the raid
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-12
BISHOP ALERDING
CONFIRMS MANY
IN SOUTH BEND
Announces List of Churches
Where He Will Confer
Sacrament.

RI Rev Herman Alerding. p D.
bishop Of the diocese OF Fort Wayne
who arrived in South Bend on Fri
day evening for the conservation OF
ST. Petr.ck's church and main al
tar on the following day and attend
Cd all the soIemnities Of the three
dag program. opened his condrma-
ton appointments here Monday
morning. At a. m ne administer
cd the sacrament 90 "a class Of 100
children and adults at St Joseph 8
church Of which Rev T. o. Carroll
a.. s. G.. is pastor. On Tuesday morn
ing az 9 o'clock the prelate confirm
I'd "a class numbering 184 at st.
'asimir's church OF which the pas
Cor is Rev. Stanislaus GOrka
Bishop Alerdiug will be the guest
inis morning OF Rev. Joseph NJ.
scnerer administering confirmation
at g o'clock at St Mary's church.
Thursday Is the feast OF tho AsCen-
sion and viii be observed with sol
ennity in all Of the Catholic
churches Of the city At o'clock
Bishop Alerding will confirm a class
90 Sacred Heart church Notre
Dame on the same morning Rt.
Rev. Joseph s. Glass. bishop Of Salt
Lake City. Utah. who is "a guest at
ST. Mary's academy and college with
administer confirmation at the col
lege chapel
O. friday a class Will be confirm
cd p. Bishop Alerding at 81. Stanis-
laus church Of which Rev. Roman
Marciniak. is pastor.
Two Classes sunday
Next Sunday will be another day
Of marked solemnity at ST. Patrick's
church. IL is First Communion and
Confirmation day in the parish. Rev.
John r. DeGroote q. s. c., pastor.
viii celebrate high mass at s o'clock
at which the children will approach
the holy table for the first time.
At o'clock In the afternoon con-
hrmation viii be administered by
Bishop Alerding.
Following the services at St. Pat
rick's. Bishop Alcrding Will confirm
large class at St Hedwick' s church
OF which Rev Anthony ZubowiCz is
the pastor This ceremony In the
parish was scheduled for last Sun
day but transferred Sor a week on
account Of the St PatriCk's church
conservation program. This will
complete the bishops confirmation
appointments here. Tuesday, May
is. is Confirmation day at st. Johns
church. Goshen. where the bishop
viii be the guest OF the venerable
pastor Rev T. y Eye.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-12
Ri. Rer. VI. ]. CmIey TO
Speak at Commencement
Exercises at Notre Dame

Ri Rev. Michael J. Curley, d. D.,
bishop OF the diocese OF st. Angus
tine, Fla, viii deliver the bacca-
laureate sermon at the annual CON-
mencement program of the Uni
versity OF NOtre Dame. He Will be
heard al Sacred Heart church, No
tire Dame. sunday morning, June 13.
Hon. Morgan J. O Brien OF New
York City. eX-judge and a dis
ttnguished constitutional lawyer. is
announced as the commencement
orator Monday evening, June Il.
HonOrs will be conferred at the
university by Re. Rev. Herman Jos
eDh Alerding. d. D, bishop OF the
diocese OF Fort WAYNE
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-12
PISS APPROPRIATION BILL

By associated Press
ASHI\ETD\ N.. ID =rE4
house Tuesday passed tine sIudfr
civil appropriation carrying approx
lma-eIy S42s.0C0. 600 more than
two-thirds or which viii go for pay
meut Of war risk COmLensatf0n
claims The appropriation also
covers the cost OF transporting the
bodies OF American war dead from
Europe.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-12
INDIANA G. 0. P.
WILL MEET TODAY
Chief Interest Centers in De-
cision Regarding Instruc-
tons to Delegates.
| (CoNTINUED FROM PAGE oNE)

mony" meeting OF leading repubh-
cans of the state.
The end came following the fail
ure OF the sixth district TO elect a
chairman. a tie vote resulting there
between Walter +. Bossert, OF Lib
erty favoring Mr.. Wasmuth, and
Walter Bridges Of Greenfield a
supporter of James F. Watson.
Those attending the conference
here were Sens. New and Watson,
National Chairman Hays, Warren T.
MCCray. nominee for governor;
Henry W. Marshall Of Lafayette:
Mr. Wasmuth. John Owens, Of
NOblesville; Rep. VIII r. Wood OF
the Tenth district. and Lawrence
owen, chairman of the tenth.
keynote Speech.
The keynote speech will be made
by United States Sen. James T.. Wat
son. temporary chairman. Addresses
will be made also by Il. =. Sen, Harry
:. New, permanent chairman: Gov.
James Z. Goodrich: Hill II. Hays,
national chairman. and Mrs John
Glover South, OF Kentucky.
Gen Woods Indiana campaign
managers threw down the gauntlet
today TO state republican leaders,
who favor an uninstruCted delegation
to the national convention.
Mrs. Carlisle on big Four.
A statement issued from Weed
headquarters here directly challenges
the election of Sens. New and Wat
son. Gov. Goodrich and Chairman
Wasmuth as delegates at large and
insist that the state convention in
structs the Indiana delegation 20
vote for Gen. Wood for the presi-
dental nomination.
Coincident with the issuance Of
the statement il became known that
the Wood leaders have agreed on a
new slate" of candidates for the
big four" headed by former Sen.
Albert !. Beveridge The other three
proposed members. II Is said. are
Mrs. Anne Studebaker Carlisle, Of
South Bend. Col. Hiram l.. Bearss.
OF Peru. and Col. George Healy. Of
Frankfort.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-12
PROTEST ADDITIONAL
TAXATION TO RAISE
FUND FOR SOLDIERS
BY Associated Press :

NEW ORLEANS, ., May IL
Resolutions protesting against addi-
tonal taxation 10 raise funds for
soldier bonus plans in congress, were
adopted at a meeting Tuesday Of New
Orleans banks, commercial bodies
and industrial plants. Increased tax
alton. the resolutions said. means
increased cost or living and increas-
ed cost OF living means additional
labor disturbance. general disSatis-
faction and discomfort"
we are certain" the meeting
went on record as declaring. that
the mer themselves would not be-
lieve IL would be wise 10 plunge the
nation into conditions which may
prove II possible worse than war.
BY disrupting the very foundations
or the financial and industrial pros
perity OF the country"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-12
Seek InjuHctiOHS TO
Restrain Prosecution
of Coal Nine Leaders

Ry Associated Press
CHICAGO, May 1i--PeutlOns for
writs OF injunction t1 restrain prose
cution OF officials OF I'VE coal com
NAMES indicted under the Lever act
were filed ia the United States dis
trict court Tuesday.
The petitions are directed against
charles +. Clyne. T. s. district at
torney: A. Mitchell Palmer. attorney
general and John Bradley. United
states marshal. The petitioners are
Fred f HonnoId. Edwin q. Searles.
Hurry II. Huskey. J. T. Counery ana
the SIS and Bee Coal company 1t
S. asserted that prosecution under
The indictments Will interfere with
the operation OF the mines. that no
illegal act was committed and that
the Lever act, under which the In
dfctments were made. should be de-
t-ared unconstitutional
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-12
OFFTCIAT. Dncs

Eh ArrH. fifI ile~-
MUNC1E. Ind. MAJ Ralph G
ffeo-rgray- president and general
manager OF trs Hemingway Class
company of this city died sudden
Tuesday while visiting in Covington.
kv Nr. ard Mrs Hemingway went
I'D 'ovESton Saturday ar Hero
.rerav became ill Sunday and dl-1
MS afternoon. Ts-ath was due .
U.es~E bic had lived iu ALUM
for more than go years ard was
l.f- member of NGH1.e lodge q
Els
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-12
KNunoAp 80 kna.Ep.

-tF .|tFl ile~s
tEprAEAPOLIS Ind hey H.
John r. Carter. 80. a. PeEnss ivan q.
.-oae Conductor was killed i.-
s-a-.E today VIXEN he walked onto
tn- traCE % an lloolHd expire
train carter j.s- stepped ou- -c
the side 0f his train 10 sigma tho
engineer 20 90 forward when ~
was killed. Ills body was dragged
along the track Cor 90 ards Be-
sides the widow anc tvo-yesr-o 4
son. two brothers nd two sisters
survive
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-12
SUES FOR 50. 900.

Alleging that she received per
manent injuries In az automobile &C
cident Goldie GOuser. by her next
friend. David l. GOuser. filed suit
in superior court against William
knepp. Damages To the amount of
1000 are asked for.
knepp is alleged To have struck
the plaintiff with hi9 automobile
while driving in North Liberty. Nov.
Is. 1919. According to the aIlega-
tons the plaintiff was forced 10 re-
main away from school for a pc
riod of f0pr weeks on account OF
injuries