davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-03-11
MOVE VfTEZSTVf SUFRAzISMU.
DO DVOUTRETINOVE VETSINY CHYBf JEN
DIVA STATY.

Charleston w. Var + O. bfezna ZakeHedarna West
Vrgini schvla dnes federani sufrazeni dodaek
Zenam voebni pravo sava tax liz 81 staten.
mali rozhodovat svymi hasy potckych otazkach
zakonem stanovene dvournov6 vetsny chyb eSe n diva
tv Schvalen bylo zakonceno senate kdyz byo drive cd
hlasOvano dome zastupcu hasovanm dosi nesem po-
Is hlas Ike a. Rozhoduiicf eden has odevzdan by
senatorem Blochem Wheeling, enz ryche special doni
daeke Kaforne, aby hasem svoiim rozhodl
"a stath nichz pfiiaa byla sufrazetn pfedoha po
adu tasovem jak kdy schvalena jsou Wisconsin, Michigan
Kansas Ohio, New York Illinois, Pennsylvania, Massachu
Texas Iowa Missouri Arkansas Montana, Nebraska
Minnesota. New Hampshire, Utah, California Maine North
South Dakota Colorado, Rhode Island, Kentucky
Oregon Indiana Wyoming, Nevada New Jersey, Idaho Ar
zona New Mexico, Oklahoma, West Virginia.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-03-11
PRO DOHODU CESKOSLO LOVENSKA S
RUMUNSKEM A JIFIOSLAVIf.
OSPOJENf PRIMLOUVA Sc TISK.

Bucharest, TO- brezna. Zdejs list Presa Kapitales
zvlasnim redakcnm canku odporucue voupen Rumunska
do spoku Cechoslovaky Jhosovany pro Rakousku u
hersku Havnm ddvodem Jest okonost re zamy vSech me
rovanych sat sobe nkterak vzaem neodporu vesmes
souhlasi polkou Rumunska.
Dnes arci ami Rakousko ami Mad'aTi nejsou nebezpeG
nyr ale oio by tax snadno staff Ultra, kyby OBJ
zem6 Opetne dosay do veku Nemecka ppade omto byy
by vzdy stalym nebezpecim sfedoeuopskeho miru.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-03-11
zANECHA SVE HODNOSTI V NEKOLIKA
TYDNECH, ABLY MOHL Sc PINE w.
N0VAT KAMPANI CUVERNERSKE.
PRAVNiK FITZGERALD BUDE JEHO
NASTUPCEM MA RADNICI.
PROHLASENf DAVISOVO VYVOLALO PREKVAPE-
Nj v NEKTERYCH KRUZfCH POLITICKYCH

Pan Harry L. Davis oznamil
vcera vecer v Sandusky, re no.
dla resignovat sve hodnosti
mayora mesta Clevelandu re
VIDA Sc V nekolika tydnech,
po primarkach. Zanecha sve
hodnosti ma nasi radnici hlav-
ne proto, aby mohl ucineji po-
kracovat v Rampant, smeruji-
ci ku ziskani nominace hodno-
sti guvernera naseho statu Je-
no nastupcem zde die mestske-
no carteru stane Sc riditel pra-
va. VIM. Fitzgerald, jenz IL
fadu mayora zGstane az do Wy
prseni pravidelne sluzebnf lhu-
ty nynejsi.
Mayor -zmfnen6 prohlaseni
ssat L an5 5Eresignace podal vcera
vecer po devate hodine po IRA
lem uvazovani a netTeba zvIa-
ste doznavat, ze jeho prohlase
nj vyvolalo prekvapeni V mno-
hych politickych kruzich jak
republikanskych tax demokra-
tickych.
Ami n6ktefi clenove mayoro-
va kabinetu netuSili pry, re p.
Davis jiz nyni ma resignaci my
sli rovnez pry p. M. Maschke
mayorGv kampanni riditel a
pfedseda ustfedniho rep. vybo-
ru byl vcerejsim prohlasenim
sveho politickeho predstavene-
no jaksi prekvapen. Naproti to
mu V jinych kruzich Sc prosly-
cha. ze p. Davis sliboval svoji
rerignaci jiz v lete loni, KITE
rouzto pfedpov6d' sliboval spl
nit /. brezna letos. Pouze ma
radu dGvernych svych pratel
nezminil Sc verejnosti o tehdej
sich svych umyslech a ma rad
nici zGstal pres to, re tfeti
termin pry nedbal jeho vse-
china pozornost jiz tenkrat ma
mirena byla k ziskani nomina-
ce hodnosti guvernera.
Vcerejsim svym prohlasenim
mayor naznacuje, re nynejsi je
no kampan vyzaduje vsechen
cas-, takze uradu mayora ne
mohl by vice nalezitou pozor-
most venovati. Podekuje Sc tu-
diz doufa, re nastupce ,jeho
mestsky pravnik Fitzgerald tire
ii jeho lhdtu ma radnici ku vse
obecne spokojenosti doplni
Mayor s.ibuje vsaK vypomoci v
d1lezitejsich otazkach NEST.
skych, zvlaste CO Sc tyce agita'
ce We prospech novych p1jceR
a jinych zalezitosti. Jinak ale
DO primarkach bude Sc guver
nerskou Rampant 'zabyvat je
dine. Mayor slibuje svoji ucas1
zylaste V otazce trakcnich tu
nelu, jakoz V planech o rozs
reni nemocnice ma Scranton
Road. Lee po pr;marnlch vol
bach vsech hlavnich admin
stracnich konekci zanecha {
We sve Rampant Ohio razn'
chce pokracovati.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-03-11

Jdky NIlV NCcIcJSl dyOIONO
prohlaseni bude miti ma mist
nj rep. politiku, treba vyckati.
Nekteri politikove namitaji, Re
Davis jest6 resignovat nem6l,
kdezto V jinych kruzich Sc pra-
vi. re Davisovu resignaci uspi-
sill vcerejsi vecernik Press"
svou kritikou naseho mayora v
otazce trakcnich dividend. We
cernik ten nadhazuje, re
mayor otazku tn ponekud "a
nedbal a jeho podrfzeny, NEST
sky k,erk Benkowski ze poci-
nal 81 v otazce dotcenych petic
zvlaste povrchne, cimz petice
ty u soudu byly zavrzeny a po-
dilnikdm spolecnosti poulic-
lnicA drah Z procent dividend
Sc dostale. A mayor v obave,
ably podobna kritika Sc neroz-
Sirila a jeho statni kampan ne
poSkodila, prohlasil Sc pro re-
signaci hned vcera. Nebyt pry
podobne kritiky, p. Davis nepo-
tfeboval opoust6t dosavadni
svou hodnost. Jeho nyneisi pro
tikandidat kongresnfk McCul-
loch z Canton rovnez v kongre
SUI az do pravidelnych voleb
zGstane a guverner Cox, jenz
uchazi Sc hodnost president
skou. rovnez predGasne resi-
pnaci nemluvi. Kdyz Tom L..
Johnson byl mayorem mesta,
yedl tez kampan We prospech
sve nominace hodnosti guverne
ra, lee uradu mayora nezane-
chal a svych povinnosti NEST
skVch soucasne 81 hledel, takze
zadna nepfizniva kritika vnci
nemu Sc neozvala. VIci p. Da-
visovi vystoupil vsak vcerejsi
vecernik "Press" otevrene a ne
mi pochvby. re mayorovo pro-
hlaseni kritikou tou znacne by
10 uspiseno.
/ Mayorova nynejsi kampan
ma ohajskem venkove dele Sc
pod protektoratem senatora
Warren G.. Hardinga, jenz
chce byti presidentem a jehoz
aspirace ztezovany jsou kandi-
daturou Woodovou, .kteryzto
politicky kontest v Ohio budi
v6tsi zajem nez statni kampan
Davisova. Po 27. dubnu, tedy
posprimarkach, kdy Harding
| WoodIv kontest bude snad w.
rizen, mayor Davis pry rozsiri
|-svou kampan ma cele Ohio a v
! Columbus zaridi 81 hlavni stan,
| jakoz bude hledet ziskat slime
zastupitelstvi jinych vel
.ikych mestech, zvlaste v Gin.
cinnati, kde pocita ma pomoo
Rud. Hynicky, jakoz i jinych
Irep. predaku.
\ Vcera p. Davis fecnil v OBJ.
chodni komore v Sandusky
dnes bude fecnit v Toledo a '
I.sobotu vrati Sc do Clevelandu
ably o sve resignaci dalsf vydaI
podrobnosti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-03-11
NEMECKO MA UZAVRiTI PUJCKU \
NEUTRALNiCH ZEMfCH

Pafiz, TO- brezna. - SpOjenecka reparacn komse "a
ala do Berna notu nz jest nemecka vyzvana alb,
pouza pucky neutranich zemch zakoupen potravir
neJpotfebneJsich surovn vlasni prdmys Muze
uz vlastniho kaptau echtO nestran uozeneho
We Franc ver ze ami Angle prot povoen
veke pujcky Nemecku nesrannych zemich Pujcky ylo
arc jsou odvse jakou bude Nemecko ev schopnost pr
prvnch splatkach vaecnych nahrad.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-03-11

ZPRAVY z CZECH.
Praze hrozi nebezpeci epide

PfaZe hroZI nebeZpecI eploe
mil. Vedle chripky, ktera 81 Wy
zadala jiz tolik obeti, V posled
nj dob6 objevi y sc PraZe ne
stovice dnes ohrozena jest
Praha novym nebezpecnym no
stem z vychodu a jihovychodu,
predevsim z neutralniho uzemi
tesinskeho, vinou PolakI zamo
reneho. Tentokrate jedna Sc o
skvrnity tyf, jimz nekolik osob
V Praze onemocnelo a 6 osob
dokonce zakerne teto nemoci
podlehlo. Jisto, 3e doGud ne
isou ma mlste pTehnane obavy,
avsak Sc strany povolanych ci-
nitelG musi sc take stati vse ma
odstraneni nebezpeCi epidemii,
dokud tyto nenabudou katastro
falnich rozmern. Proto mas po-
slanecky klub usnesl Sc vcera
zakrotiti IL ministerstva zdra-
votnictvi. kde pfislusne navr-
hv predne3l posi-. br. Moudry.
Protoae prot zamofenym mi
stun ma vychode a jihovycho-
de nemame zadnVch karanten-
Mich opatreni. ide tn pfede-
vSim o zfizeni karantennich
stanic ma patficne casti hranic
nasi republikv. Kazdy cestuii-
CT i1zemi 7amofeneho, necht
Sc NH navsteve Prahv vvkaze
potvrzenfm. ze Sc teto pohra.
niGni karant6n6 nodrobi'. H.
max resmi mu byti poskvtnuto
misto V hotelu q dotvcnv bvl
hv nucen podrobii Sc karante-
ne zdeiSi. ktera nv Sc ovSem ia
ke rusila zariditi. Abv karan
tenni pTednisv Tadn6 a ucinne
hvlv nrovad to ovSem mu-
81 bvti v6ci ministerstva zdra-
votnictvi.
Novs loziska uhli a petrole-
"a "a Morave. Die Znrav 2 Ho-
DONNA bvlo odbornikv ziiste-
No. re petroleiova loziska II
Kbel. na'ezaiici Sc pri hranici
o-slovenske. tahnou Sc
az ma Moravu. kde II RatiSkov
90 odkrvta bvla hohata loziska
nhelna. Skunina interesentii "a
hVva SO nvni nlanem. postavi-
ii M hlizkn t6chto petroleio-
vvch zridel velikou rafinerii
netroleie a mineralnfch olein.
Soncasne ma byti zapocati j s
dolovanim uhli.
Lame Trencanske Teplice v
ceskych a slovenskych rukou.
Jak Sc dovidame, podarilo Sc
jedne prednich ceskych bank
zakoupiti vetsinu akcii proslu-
lych slovenskych lazni Tren-
canske Teplice. Nasledkem to-
no dostane Sc take sprava do
| ceskych rukou a dojde k radi-
kalnim zmenam We spravni ra-
de tohoto podniku. Banka "a
| mysli prevesti cast akcii do do
brych ceskych a slovenskych
| rukou, ovsem Sc zarukou, re
tito novi akcionari budou stat
"a novou ceskoslovenskou spra
Ivou lazni.
Rolnik zas.relen We chleve
Dne 10. unora o Z hod. veCel
zastrelen byl V Jahodove, obec
Roven II Rychnova n. Knez.
rolnik Karel Trojinek, kdyz na
paiel We chleve dobytek. Pa.
chatel vypa il ma neho strelnou
ranu ze zahrady chlevnim O.
kenkem. Jako podezfely z ci.
au byl zatten Jan Kovar star.
Il, Jan Kovar mladsi Emile
Kovarova z Teple a dodani X
soudu k vysetrovani.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-20
BantO Territorial y AgricOIa de ?. R.


cadueadas aeeo al aculo is de los Estatuos
echo accones Dc IA Segnnda See de este Banco cyos
Fsruaf6ob possonaes expderon los n1eros f6.
4 os g. to8 ffo ia f79 2z4 por sasecho
o ddsndos paot pOr acuerdO del cOnseO Administrator
refeidas que
naana Qotao p1bco salon de del edco de
u socisdad caie De Tetuan No. IS
40 adnit6n proposcones cuban de contado ell
Imports 6s 10 yencdo echa acci6n ochena
collars cada adiudcandose otaIdad por Totes
los meores oieras hagan e acto de Ia subasta.
9 expedrGn los adudcatarios de Ias acciones
eouespondentss Fesguardos las qedando
vso o los q las caducadas Los denos de 6stas podran
Nbanas sin embargo hasa 81 da antes de Ia subasa las
doe a. a tads pagando Gaia del 6anco mporte de los
dy1tn65s gssos prssenando Ia secretaa sus
guacos para anotar pago os Las accones be
6a modo. ssrkn excluidas>de IA subasta.
San Juan ?. r.. - de s6puembre de 1920.
e secretario,
p. RocAFoRT.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-20
BRYAN PLANEA
La DERROfA De
Los HUMEDOS
FInicia en- ell Commoner la
cafnpala para lleYaT dos ter
cioSde secos al Congreso
NO APOYA A cox
PERO CONTINUAL. =.
RIA DEMOCRATIC
.Fide que Sc olviden partida
rismos y Sc elijarl eandi
datos pfohibicionist

WASHINGTON. setiempre - El
senior William j. Bryan. tres veces car
didato dem6crata para la presideEeia /
de la repnbiica, no tan solo ha rehu-
sado apoyar. al actual candidate de-
m6crata Cox, sino que ha manifestado
que emprendera una gran campana pr
itodo el pals fin de lcgrar dos ter
clos talito de senadores como de di-
putadcs que sean opuestos en- 81 pro
ximo congreso a cualquier medida 'hti
media de parte del future presidente
cualquiera que 81 sea.
Esto Sc supo raiz de haber celebra
do Bryan una conferencia con Wayne
B. wheeler y otros jefes '.secos'' ma
cionales en- el hotel Lafayette; el pri-
nero siempre ha visto Cox como un
candidate "hdmedo''. !,
Bryan iniciara la campana SEGA
en- su peri6dico Ell 'sCommoner'' el
cuai sera Ell 6rgano Official de la pro-
paganda por los tercios de corgreso Y
al que acaba de telegrafar 10 sigrien-
te:
Como los 'humedos,' est&n pre-
parandose para apoyar los candidates
humedos sin distinguir afliacionss de
partido, los ''secos debieran desenten
derse de la question partidos asegu
rar un congreso de dos tercios de use
cost en- ambas camaras. de naanera que
las leyes prohibicionista6 necesarias
sean puestas en- vigor a pesar del veto
de cualquier presidente humedo''
que pueda ademas ser separado del car
60 en- case de que fracasase en- hacer,
cunplir la ley vioisndo los deberes de
su cargo
Al ser repreguntado el senior Bryan
acercs de su replica de que continue
ba siendo "un dem6crata'1 al partido
de la prohibition que lie ofreci6 la can
didatura presidential contest6:
s'Yo 10 veo completamento como TN
derecho como miembro del partidc. Des
de que estoy en- la actividad polftica he
visto que iln presidente dem6crata ha
ayudado a elegir un presidente re
publicano y continuar 81 siendo de-
m6crata. >Aludfa Bryan La actitud de
Grover Cleveland titrante La primera
campana de Bryan por la presidenois
"-Hs visto tambien -continu6
SIS
un-- democratic prominente que rehus6
apoyar, a un candidate democratic para
la presidencia quien obtuvo su pre-
milo por haberse encumbrado como pre-
sidente democratic. Aludfa aqni la a:
titud del presidente Wilson en- otra cam
pafa de Bryan,
HAin recuerdo Ell ejemplo de in
ex-presidente republicano que ayud6 a
elegir ur presidente dem6crata perma
necer no solo republicano, sino promi-
nente. AIudia al extintO coronel Roose
veIt EN- La epoca en- que Mr.. Taft fue
derrctado para la reelecci0n. 2
Con tan eminente ilustraci6n-di
Bryan q tiene derecho permarsce
siIencioso sin olvidar su derecho ser
miembro del partido democratic.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-20
ENFERMA

Sc encuentra enferma la virtuosa Sc
norita Carmen Rossell6 Fernandez
Deseamos que recobre pronto su sa-
lud la bella amiguita.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-12
BOARD OF WORKS
IN REGULAR MEET
Hoban and Roach Awarded
Contract For Sewer OH
Stansfield St.

Routine business featured the
meeting Of the board OF public
works held Wednesday evening IN
the city hall, The following paving
resolution were confirmed BY the
board: Indiana av.. and Garst St,
from Michigan 81. 10 the west line
of the South Bend city addition.
The board confiIrned the follow
ing assessment rolls: water connec-
tiOns on Rush 81. from Haney az.
TO Broadway; Donald st. from Mi
ami 81. to High ST.; pipe sewer on
Jefferson blvd, from Walnut 10
Chestnut SITS. and paving OF alley
east CT St. Joseph ST. from Jeffer-
son blvd. 10 Wayne st. The assess
ment roll for " akewa av., was held
Up for one week.
The contract for the sewer on
F'rederickson and Elmer SITS, was
given 10 Staples and Alderman for
the sum Of SO. 5000 while the sew
er contract for Stanfield 81. was
given TO Hoban and Roach for the
sum OF S1,927.94. The assessment
roll for Haney av. was filed with the
board.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-12
CRUNISTOWN.

aus. IL
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Jordon and
Miss Marie Smith, OF River Park,
and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Payne
and son Henry. and Mrs. Harry Mil
Ter, Of Michigan City. were the Sun
day guests OF Mrs. Maggie Shone
and family
Miss Harriet Shove spent Sunday
with her mother Mrs. Maggie
Shove.
Harriet Shove is on the sick list
The Misses Helen and Clementina
Bojarski and Mabel and Mildred
Price and Inez Kelver spent Sun
day afternoon with Harriet and Net
tie Shove.
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert wedel and
children. or near North Liberty.
were Sunday guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Bernard Wedel and family
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Jerue and
baby and 2. y Miller. OF New Car
lisle. spent Sunday evening with
Mrs Harry Wedel and family.
Miss Elsie Beringer is helping her
sister. Mrs. Herman Kirkpatrick, al
South Bend.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. ". Jakeways
and child. OF Detroit. and Mr.. and
Mrs 3. ". Jakeways. OF New Car
Isle. spent Thursday evening with
Mrs. Harry Wedel.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-12
AUTHORITIES Make
FRUITLESS SEARCH
FOR BABY COUGHLN

By Associated Press:
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. lied
eral, state and local officials re-
turned here Wednesday after an
all-day search of the country side
in the vicinity Of Egg Harbor, n. j.,
on a clue they had been led 10 be-
lieve would be the arrest Of the
mysterious Joe, named by Augusta
Pasquale. as the kidnaper OF 10
months old Blakely Coughlin. The
supposed clue. however, according
10 the authorities. proved az false
as scores Of others run down since
the child was stolen from his crib
on June ?.
About one O'Clock this afternoon
PasQuale was taken from his cell
in the city and rushed 10 Egg Har-
Dor in an automobile. Although il
was information furnished by him
that led 10 the search, Mai. Lynn
Adams Of the state police, declared
Wednesday night none OF the pris-
oners' statements had been verified
and that the search had been fruit
less. The major added that he was
not certain now that the child is
still alive. Pasquale was brought
back here Wednesday night and
again locked up.
A woman and child taken into
custody by New Jersey detectives
Wednesday at Cape May were re-
leased Wednesday night, the au-
, thOrities announcing IL was not the
Coughlin child.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-12
MANY SYMPATHIZE
WITH ARCHBISHOP
Daniel ]. Mannix Overwhelm-
ed With Messages From
Friends in Ireland.
By Associated Press 4;

By Associated Press:
LONDON. Aug. 11.-Arch bishop
Daniel J. ManniX of Melbourne, Aus
tralia. who arrived in London Tues
day, after having been technically
arrested on the White Star liner
Baltic and taken ashore at Penn
ance. Wednesday was overwhelmed
with messag es from Sympathizers
throughout England, Scotland and
Ireland. These communications
contained. besides expressions of in
dignation at his arrest by the gov
eminent, many invitations to ad-
dress meetings, according TO a state
ment by the prelate's secretary 70
the press. The secretary added that
none of the messages was answered.
as tho archbishop is still without
definite plans for the future
None present at the Nazareth
house convent, where Archbishop
Mannix and his secretary are re-
siding, would discuss reports pub
lished in London that the archbish-
op was seeking legal advice 10 de-
termine his chances in a suit against
the government
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-12
HOMING PIGEONS
IN LONG FLIGHT
South Bend Members Watch
For Birds Liberated in
Texas Sunday.

Members Of the South Bend and
Mishawaka Homing club are watch
ing anxiously for the appearance Of
IS homing pigeons which are due
TO arrive from Abilene. Tex, a dis
lance Of 1000 miles, some time to-
day.
The birds were liberated Sunday
In the Texas town by a member Of
the National Association. This is
the longest flight the pigeons make.
The regular weekly events being
from one TO four hundred miles
each.
In previous years the homers
have made the flight from Texas in
four and a half or five days, and IN
accordance with this performance
the birds are expected today.
Two additional prizes are offer
ed this year TO the owners OF the
winning birds. one by the local club.
the other by the National Associa-
ton.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-12

Mr.. and Mrs. John Kooch.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Moosher
Mr.. and Mrs. John SCHNEIDER.
Mr.. and Mrs Aloysius SCHNEIDER.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Klycz.
Morris Vennett
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Rankert.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Olenisczak.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wisniewskf.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Kazmierski.
Rev. Marciniak.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. S. Fickenscher.
Miss Eva Hotsinpiller.
Miss Florence Hagerty
DR.. and Mrs. J. A. Stoeckley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Klingel.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Ellis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin Goss.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Nedo.
Miss Veronica Sweeney.
Mrs. F. B. Barnes.
Mr.. and Mrs. William r. Graves.
Mr.. and Mrs William Slower.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hcban.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Bastian.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. 2. Noisom.
Mr.. Joseph Scheininger.
Harry Engel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barry Scani1n.
Miss Mary McInerny
Mr.. and Mrs. Dalton Moomaw.
w a Butler.
Mr.. and Mrs Mark Zimmerman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Staples
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Osborn.
Mr.. and Mrs Ernest Kruger.
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Kise.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Zimmerman
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Gorski
dr and Mrs. Edward Doran.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Schillinger.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Metzger.
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Calnon.
John Raab.
Samuel Feiwell.
GIr. and Mrs. Philip Bondurant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Cohen
Charles 3. Fisher.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank \iezgodzki
Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. johnson
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Wickizer.
Mr. and Mrs Isadore Cohen.
Mr.. and Mrs. A c. Colpaert.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Hagerty
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Unger.
Mr.. and Mrs. James HIATT.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Haslinger.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-12

lCONIlNt BID FROM PAGE ONE)
fifty percent interest in ninety days
on all loans and which in face re-
deemed many notes with that inter
est I'm 45 days. that resulted in the
investigation now I'm Progress by
federal and state authorities Pom
II claimed that through his manipu-
latiOns of international postal reply
coupons in various European Coun-
tries he was able not only 10 pay a
large interest rate TO investors, but
i'm addition TO make huge profits
for himself.
When an auditor was employed by
federal authorities 20 go over his
books and determine his liabilities.
Ponzi announced that he would &C
Cept no more loans until the investi-
ton was completed but that he
would honor all outstanding notes.
For several days last week his Of
fees We're beseiged by men, women
and boys who entrusted their saw
ings 70 him. Every note presented
was redeemed. those which had
reached maturity also drawing so
per cent interest Similar action
was taken at his branch Offices in
several New England cities.
Payments in Cash.
Payments were made at first in
cash and toward the end Of the run
I'm checks on the Hanover Trust
company. BY the last OF the week
the run had subsidized and only a few
note holders presented themselves at
PanzIs office each day.
on Monday last the bank COM
missioner ordered the Hanover
Trust company 10 honor no more
checks drawn by Ponzi or hts
agents, announcing that IL had been
discovered that Ponzi's account. en-
tered in the name of trustee. Rad
been Overdrawn. POnzi then dis
continued the payment Of notes.
Three creditors. with total claims
or $3.50 filed Letition in bankrupt
cy against Ponzi on the same day.
They alleged that he had made pref
erential payments 10 other creditors
ON Monday also. Attorney General
j. Weston Allen gave out a state
ment OF some OF the results OF HIS
/ investigation on behalf Of the state
he said that he had been unable 10
7 find anything 20 verify Ponzis
/ claims OF extensive dealings in in
/ ternational reply coupons
The report OF the federal auditor
( has not yet been filed. A subpoena
\ issued IN the bankruptcy proceed
Y ings IS returnRble on Aug. is.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-12
Read VIII
Give Talk Here
at Chautauqua

Opie Read, distinguished novelist
and lecturer on the 4th night OF
the Chautauqua will give his new
lecture. Human Nature and Poll
tics" an address composed OF, for
the most part, experience stories
that have never before been printed
and never told before on the plat
FORM
"Cpie Read" says the Century
Magazine has written and lectured
10 a CLIENTELE that numbers r1illious.
Bishops and bell-boys have alike
chuckled over his Whimsical Jim
LUcklin" who after all is only the
philosophical mind Of Opie Read en-
fleshed in the old r,ountaineer.
II is OF interest that Opie Read
has gathered together one Of the
finest Elizabethan Libraries that eN-
ist in a private collection. In q
club corner mis- conversation takes
YOU back to the play OF minds that
makes the coffee houses Of Old Eng
land famous
He Is a golf enthusiast: an .nsatI-
able and paDstahing worker and a
master of the lost art Of letter
writing. one of his letters written
in a hand like steel engraving is a
rare possession.
1t is a JOY 10 walk with him down
a country road for he is on terms
OF intimacy with all the birds and
flOwers--a John Burroughs and q
Theodore Roosevelt in one.
Opie Read Is like no one else in
the world. On the platform he
shines with n brilliance all his own.
one minute his hearers arc roaring
with laughter at some humorous nit
and the next minute they are star
ing AT the speaker with hot binding
tears with a feeling that they will
never smile again-only 10 brea K
into fresh screams of laughter i'm
mediately after. Mr.. Read IS al
ways entertaining.