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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-14
ENDORSE ACTION
OF DE VALERA AT
BOTH CONVENTIONS
Friends of Irish Freedom Hold
Meeting at Rotary Room
of Local Hotel.

y resolution endorsing the conduct
Of President DcNalera at the nation
al conventions OF the republican and
democratic parties was the first or
der of business following the ban
quet of district chairmen of the
Northern Indiana Irish bond drive.
who met at the Oliver. Tuesday af-
ternOOn 10 complete plans for filling
the $3.50. 900 Irish bond quota set for
the state. Each of the seventeen
representatives Of neighboring cities
pledged their locations TO support
the drive 10 the fullest extent.
II. j. Moynihan of Boston presided
over the conference His ability as
drive organizer is unquestioned A
year ago he had charge of the Irish
drive in Massachusetts,. the quota Of
the bay state being S1.0OO.000. In
side OF six months the quota had
been doubled, owing largely TO the
efficient work of the present Indiana
chairman. Several states report ov-
descriptions OF the loan which
is set for ten millions for the entire
United States.
Gives Drive Object
AT the oliver meeting the local di-
rectors submitted plans Of organiZa-
ton which were passed by the con-
terence cndlrmen. AT the conclusion
of statistical reports. Moynihan in
structed the delegates as to the OBJ
tects TO be attained by the loan. Not
"A cent of the money is to be used for
political purposes. asserted the chair
man. Rehabilitation Of Irish indus
tries. and correction of the evils of
tenantry along with establishment of
courts and police viii be the scope
of the fund.
Not more than two per cent Of the
amount raised can be used 10 defray
expenses Of solicitors and organizers.
continued Mr.. MOynihan. This de-
ficit viii be more than overcome by
8 per cent interest paid by banks
holding the Irish loan. OF which
more than half the prescribed
amount has been raised
Wednesday night mass-me citing
of South Bend citizens interested in
the Irish republic will be held in the
Rotary room of the oliver for the
purpose Of instituting an Over-sub-
scription drive TO help out localities
unable 20 furnish entire quotas. j.
j. O'Brien has been secured 10 'ad-
dress the gathering. and II is eX-
pected that Father Cavanaugh will
speak Friends of Irish Freedom in
tend 10 turn out in big numbers.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-14
bolivian SOLDIERS
ADVANCE on Ia PAZ

By Associated Press
LIMA. Peru. July 1.-THE latest
dispatches available here from In
Par. bolivia. concerning the revolu-
uOn against the government OF
Pres T. Guticrrcz Guerrero. are =
the effect that all the Bolivi :
troops have recognized the newly
formed government. with the keep
cion Of the picked cavalry regiment.
known as the Abarow contingent
which is reported 10 he advancing
toward La Paz A strict censorship
IS beuiC maintained and only bare
details are available. The rsvoIu-
zion apparently was brief Rapid
fire gums hombarded the palace and
the government offered virtually nc
resistance. The LdIa2 newspapers
this morning unanimously declare
that the revolution H. of surprising
historic importance 10 Peru
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-14
WOMEN WILL
CONFER With
GOVERNOR COX
National Officers of Women's 5
Organization Will Attend
Meet Friday.

by Associated Press:
COLUMBUS. Ohio. July IA
dcputation of the national woman's
party vii. confer with Gov. James VI.
Cox, democratic presidential candi-
date at = o'clock Friday afternoon
prior 10 his departure for Washing
ton. where he will see Pres't Wilson
Sunday IL was announced Tuesday
Arrangements for the conference
here were completed by members Of
the state Organization of the wom-
.an's party. Miss Alice Paul. national
chairman and other national officers
are expected to arrive Wednesday.
To Confer With Wilson.
According 10 Gov. Cox the confer
cnce with Pres't Wilson at the White
House next Sunday morning in
which Franklin ID. Roosevelt, the
vice presidential nominee also will
participate. is the only T olitical con-
ference he will have while i'm Wash
ington 1t has been suggested that
his arrival there Saturday night
might permit other conferences, but
the presidential nominee asserted
his only reason for leaving Columbus
Friday evening, which will put him
In Washington early Saturday. was
because of indefinite train service"
and a desire to be there on time.
Gov. Cox would not predict what
matters Will be discussed at the con-
erence The governor. however. in
.imatcd in Dayton last week. that he
expects 70 confer with the president
on the league of nations issue before
preparing his official notification
pcech.
Replies To Harding.
His attention being called to a
statement by Sen. Harding that his
Fpeeeh OF acceptance would be short
in order that everybody could read
{. Gov Cox replied
Il don't think that is the point.
we have Tlatform that you can
talk a lot about"
William Green. international sec
'ctary- treasurer Of the United Nine
Workers of America, was one of the
governors callers Tuesday afternoon.
The governor stated that Mr.. Green's
call was only to extend congratula-
tions. Another caller was John Hen
nelly. of New York. a member of
Tammany hall and neighbOr OF
Charles Murphy Mr.. Hennelly said
Tammany is strong for Gov. Cox.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-14
DEMOCRATS OF INDIANA
WILL OPPOSE MEASURE
LECALIZING INCREASES
BASTILLE DAY TO
BE CELEBRATED IN
j. S. CITIES TODAY
Pres't Wilson Will Send Mes
sage of Congratulations
to France.
~ Associated Press


WASHINGTON. July 13.-Off.-
cial Washington will pay honor TO
France Wednesday in COmmemora-
tion of Bastille day. Government
buildings Will display the French
tri-color along with the American
flag; Pres'r- Wilson VIII send a mes
sage Of cOngratulatiOn 10 the preSi-
dent of France, and Secretary Baker
viii place Wreaths on the graves OF
French soldiers at the Arlington ma
tiOnal cemetery.
Tuesday night Gen. Pershing sent
a message 10 Marshal FOch and the
French army and a similar messa &c
was sent by franklin D'Olier, ma
tional commander OF the American
legion.
To Hoist Flags
cambridge Colby, secretary az
state in announcing that the French
flag would be hoisted over the state
department building with the stars
and stripes, suggested informally
that the same BE- done from business
houses and residences over the en-
tire country.
1T would be very appropriate and
graceful he said, for the peopla
OF this country TO blend the stars
and stripes with the French tri-
color on their business houses and
homes on Bastille day.
HCrshings Message
Gen. Pershing's message 10 Mar
sha! Foch IN behalf OF Americans
who served in Frsnce follows.
Your American friends and com
rades IN arms send TO the French
army and people their most cordial
greetings and felicitations on the i'm
spring occasion OF your victory day
Bound together in friendship by his
toric ties dating from the revolution,
firmly ccmertcd in the world war b.
our sens on common battlefield. your
people and ours may look with con-
fldence into the future and rejoice
together i'm the present that oGr un-
ity is unimpaired and that We have
maintained for posterity our nation
al ideals of liberty ard justice. We
pay all honor and tribute TO the
glorious dead who have given their
lives il defense Of these noble prin-
ciules. May France enjoy the peace
and prosperity which she has so
richly earned and which she cele-
bretes today"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-14
Come To South
Bend Tomorrow 10

South Bend merchants are
planning many special bar
gains for Interurban Day to-
morrow. for the special ben
eft of suburban shoppers. A
visitor to the city will find
many attractive specials on
display in all the stores.
Make your weekly shopping
visit to South Bend a regular
thing on your list of activ-
tiles.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-14
COMPLETE PLANS FOR
OPENING TRADE ROUTE
BY Associated Press:

By Associated Press:
WASHINGTON. July I3-Ar-
rangements for the opening of for
mer North German Lloyd trade
routes 20 American shipping were
completed Tuesday at a conference
between Chairman Benson Of the
shipping board and officials Of the
United States Steamship company.
The board recently allOCated > for
mer German passenger vessels 10 the
company for operation on the trade
routes
Every aspect Of the arrangement
is purely American Chairman Ben
son said after the conference. and
will result in an inestimable benefit
20 the American merchant marine.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-14
FIELD MARSHAL IS
ATTACKED BY BANDIT

BERLIN. July 12-An unknown
man broke into Field Marshal Hin
denburg's house Tuesday and fred
ut the field mashaL The bullet
missed IT'S mark and the man es-
capped.
The field marshal was alone ~ the
time and attempted 20 cali servant
The intruder grappled with the field
marshal and during the struggle
fred his revolver. The culprlt then
broke eway and made his escape.
He IS believed 10 be "A member of q
gang OF burglars.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-14
COM MISSION
ACTS TO END
FUELPROBLEM
Interstate Board Extends Or.
der Giving Eastern Mines
Open, Top Cars.
BY Associated Press

BY Associated Press:
WASHINGTON, July 13.-Exten-
sion for thirty days of the order Civ
ing preferential distribution Of open
top cars TO coal mines east of the
Mississippi was ordered Tuesday by
the Interstate Commerce commits
sion in an effort to solve the coal
transportation problem. The orig
inal order would have expired
July 21
Threefold amendment of the or
der also was made by the commits
sion, which in a letter to Daniel
Willard, chairman Of the advisory
committee of the Associa- ion Of
Railway Executives. suggested that
the carriers prohibit more than one
reconsignment Of cars loaded with
coal
Amendments to Order.
The amendments of the original
order provide.
That railroads must place an
embargo against cOnsigneeS failing
TO unload open top cars within "a
hours after delivery
That railroads may assign cars
without regard TO existing ratings
for the mines so as TO provide fuel
for current use 10 public utilities
and public institutions.
Coal cars are defined not 20 in
clude flat bottom gondolas. with
Cf
high, inside measurement, or cars
equipped with racks, or which. on
June 19 last had been retired from
the coal movement and stenciled or
tagged for other service.
Explain Action.
"No especial attention was given
by the commission 10 speeding up
the coal movement 20 the north
west, its letter 10 Mr. Willard ex-
planning that we have not thought
II proper 70 attempt TO deal with
this situation by order until after
attempt has been made by the coal
operators and railroad presidents TO
solSe the question"
Announcement of the commits
sion's changes came almost stimuli
taneOusly with the adjournment of
the coal operators conference.
which had been attempting fOr two
days 10 work out plan for supply
ing the northwest. The plan finally
agreed on By the operators will be
submitted TO railroad executives at
New York, Tuesday.
The plan they will present to the
railroad men proposes that priority
be given coal and coke shipments
over all commodities except food.
fr~r.a
which the fuel shall move on q
parity.
The plan as expressed by q resO-
lution adopted by the conference
also demands enforcement of exist
ing priority orders in such manner
as may be necessary TO supply suf-
hcient cars TO run full time"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-14
BATTLE OVER HORIZOVTAL TAX BIZ
BOOtLeggerS at
Half Way Mark
ThrO70 a Party

"Bootleggers' Row" iu the county
jail celebrated the advent OF the
halfway mark Tuesday at an in
formal party on the second floor.
Two Weeks More and Wen BE
Free" was rendered by the sunny
brook quartet Thomas Ward gave
"a reading OF the Life OF Napoleon"
and Joe Horka played the Victrola.
Decorations OF steel and cement
sere carefully followed out and the
color motif was drab-a bsouttly.
The visitors brought their own
cigars. Cards formed the diversion
OF the afternoon. Preceding the
meeting. the mopuppist squad gave
"a pail drill, assisted by the broom
swingers
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-14
BILL WOULD ABOLISH
PUBLIC SERVICE BOARD

Isv Associated Press.
1NIIANAPOLIS. Ind. July 13.-
Adjustment OF the public service
commission and reStora tion of tho
former railroad commission is pro-
posed in separate bills introduced
I'm the senate and house Of the In
diara general assembly AZ Tuesday $
session. The author of the senate
hll is Alfred HogSton. republican.
IL Merton The house bill iS spon-
sorcd BY Harry =. Row bottom, re-
publican OF Evansville.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-14
ANINfUNITION EXPLODEs.

by ANs0TIHIFI IItNs
LORIENT. France. July ia
freight car loaded with FIVE tons Of
American ammunition was blown up
by an explosion Tuesday a the Lo-
rieut station. Eight men were killed
and three injured.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-14
G. O. P. TO OPPOSE
GOODRICH'S PLAN
TOPURCHASE MINE
Governors Proposal to Buy
Coal Mine for State
Strikes Snag.
BY Associated Press:

BY Associated Press;
INDIANAPOLIS. July 13-Op-
position from the republican major
ity as well as from the democratic
minority is developing at the spe-
cial session Of the Indiana legisla-
ture on the plan advocated by Gov.
James p. Goodrich for the purchase
and operation by the state of coal
mine to supply fuel to state insti-
tutiOns
The measure was presented in
the house Tuesday by Rep. Charles
MendenhaH, Of Hendricks county,
the republican floor leader. The
measure was referred to the ways
and means committee. where signs
of unfriendliness were displayed by
both republican and democratic
members.
No Vote Taken.
Although no vote was taken.
members of the committee said it
was practically certain that there
may be a divided report on the bill
and that the report may be along
party lines.
The governor in his message de
clared that on account Of the fuel
situation il would be economy for
the state to own and operate a coal
mine
The ways and means committee
also had under consideration Tues
day the bill appropriating the addi-
tional funds needed by state institu-
tions 10 carry them to the end OF
the present fiscal year. This bill
will be considered in committee OF
the whole at tomorrow mornings
session OF the house
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-14
NLRS. SWANSON DIES

by Associated Press:
WASHINGTON. July 13.-Mrs.
Elizabeth LIONS swanson, wife OF
sen. Swanson of Virginia. died Tues
day night at the Swanson home in
Washington.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-14
ANOTHER PIAGUE CASE

lfV Associated Press.
PENSACOLA. Fla. July 1G.-An-
other case of 1ubcnic plague has d -
veioped here. health authorities an
nounced Tuesday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-14

CONTINUED OK PAGE FOUR)
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-14
Kill Bills

Several bills intrOduCed since the
opening OF the special session Mon
dav met death Tuesday afternoon
when the house cOncurred IN the
committee reports recommending in
The evening world., 1920-06-04
GOV. HOLCOMB HURT
IN CARRIAGE UPSET

w1NsTED. Conn. June A.-Gov. Hol-
comb. who was the principal guest AZ
the concert OF the Lltchheld County
Choral Union at Norfolk Wednesday
night. and Judge and Mrs. Luclen r.
Burpee OF Hartford and Miss Sophie
winds Of New York City narrowly
escaped injuries after the concert.
when a coupe In which they were rid
ing was overturned at the edge OF an
emhan.Sment.
Horses drawing a vehicle ahead Of
the Governors party were frightened
by an automobile and hacked into ths
team, drawing the coupe. The whinis-
tree snapped. freeing the horses as tho
coupe upset. Judge Burpee, who was
riding with the driver. jumped. and.
breaking open the door. assisted the
three imprisoned persons In getting
out. Their injuries were not serious.
The Governors right hand was cut and
bruised. Judge Burpee's chin was
bruised. Mrs. Burpee wRs cut in the
forehead and Miss wiids suffered a
scalp wound.
The evening world., 1920-06-04
PRIEST EXPOSES
Spirit MEDIUMS AT
FORDHAM SEANCE
Makes Table Do a Skinny
and Foils Those Who
Tie His Hands.

About eight hundred members and
guests OF Fordham University Alum
nae sodality spent three hours last
night with Father Charles s. de Her
edia. the Mexican priest who has been
giving 'seances' throughout Now
England. exposing the tricks of the
mediums, the ouija board and other
implements Of alleged contact with
the spirit world.
The clergyman showed the ability
o. n big time performer, taking his
audience from hilarious laughter TO
tense, grim fear: thrilling them with
me tighter side Of tho game and then
sending cold SILVER down their
splnes with a ghostly deception.
"The ouIja." said the little priest,
rs nothing but the subconSciouS
mind, working subconsciously upon
the hands II makes Newton forget
All his theories, provided the one
working the boagd Is not wei up on
the subject, and could never have
AgoANA OH .OAANNN Af9AkN anu N0AANAAl
Doyle II they hadn't been unwise
enough to ask questions that every
one knew the answers TO-"
Father Heredia communicated with
the spirits and then went about the
audience and actually told some OF
them their secrets. For instance, he
told one elderly gentleman that he
had come 70 the hall for q cnance to
expose the priests work. He told a
reporter OF his journeys In the West
ladies and Ireland, and he told a
young Spanish girl the name OF her
lover and assured her Of his devotion.
He did many other things In the
way OF mind reading and crystal
reading, even telling Alice Gallagher
that the all important question will
beP"popDed" TO her on the coming trim
OF F'ordham followers to West Point
for the big ball game with the Army
nine.
He permitted himself TO be tightly
bound 10 a chair and then summoned
many TO the stage. where. deapite his
Bhaclkled wrists, he managed to partly
disro5e them in n jlffy. He took par
tlcular pleasure In making the scribes
present his Victims, and one In still
looking for his coat. He made an
ordinary table do the "Shlmmy" dance
across the stage and back, and gave
q full demonstration OF the knocks
and taps code OF the mediums. Com
mon sense, II properly applied, he
said. will expose all the tricks.
The evening world., 1920-06-04
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and sensitive.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-07-31

ment stations, and very soon farm
demonstrators will be found in every
county in the United States and
teachers of household economics will
carry knowledge into the homes OF
our people. This legislation is known
as the Smith-Lever act"
Senator Smith declared that the
Democratic administration pointed
with pride to the creation OF pu-
reau Of markets in the department
in accordance with ideas originating
with the Georgia branch of the
Farmers Union. The bill passed the
senate twice before it was possible
to secure it's passage in the house,
but now. he said. the government oeGn Is
to support the bureau, which CO.
operates with organizations of farm
ers and market divisions of various
states in bringing aid to the farmers
in marketing their products.
Senator Smith aroused the atten-
ton of his hearers with his discus
sion of his work in the interest OF
vocational education and the rehabil-
itation of crippled and manned vet
Grams of the world war. Chiefly
through his efforts, he made 1T pos
sible for veterans to attend schools
throughout the country, fitting them
for occupations which would earn
them a hardy livelihood, paying them
full pay during the time they at
tended schools.
err soldiers, partly disabled through
service in the world war, have been
paid a compensation since their dis
charge from the army. In fact, the
senior Georgia senator has done
more for the disabled soldiers than
record amply verifies that simple
fact.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-07-31
IS JUDGES WILL
SITPERMANENTLY
IN WORLD COURT

BOSTON, July 29.-Details of the
method whereby members of the
proposed world court of justice are
to be selected, based upon private
advices received from The Hague.
were made public by the W 1l,io
method was decided upon by the
commission of jurists, of which
Elihu Root was member, which met
recently at The Hague under ap-
pointment by the council of the
League of Nations.
The court is to consist at the out
set of eleven judges and four alter.
nate Judges, serving for a term of
nine years. 1t will sit permanently
at The Hague to decide all cases of
a purely legal nature arising pc
tween nations, and will form a com
which will retain it's competence to
deal with all cases OF aroltratlon
between nations.
Under the plan as outlined in the
foundations advices, the four Jurlsts
of each nation represented on the
permanent Hague court will be ask
ed to form national group to Sc
lect not more than six candidates
for the new court, of whom not more
than two may be of one nationality.
Thes0 groups will be asked to make
their selections in consultation with
the highest judicial authorities IN
their respective countries.
1nitted to the council and the assem-
bly, of the League of Nations. Each
body, by a majority vote, Will choose
the necessary number OF Judges.
Those receiving a majority vote IN
both bodies will be declared electeo'
in this way the council and the as
semhlv will take second ballots.