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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-09
LOUISIANA FAILS
IN RATIFICATION
Legislature Adjourns Sine Die
Thursday Night Without
Suffrage Act.

Bv Associated Press.
BATON ROUGE. La July s.
All possibility of Louisiana enfran-
chisinE the women of the nation
through ratification or the federal
suffrage amendment was removed
Thursday night when the biennial
session of the state legislature ad-
jOurned sine die
From the first 10 the last day OF
the session suffrage ratification was
given consideration either in the
committee rooms or on the floors OF
the two houses. The ratification res
oluuon was defeated by both the
house and senate early in the Ses-
sion but the suffrage forces unlaunt-
cd worked 20 bring up another res
oluuOn. Hopes Of success were
heightened yesterday By the appeal
OF Gov Cox the democratic nOmi-
nee for ratification.
Attempts Thursday 20 obtain sus-
pension OF the rules to bring up a
ratification resolution I'm the house
however. failed. 81 10 46
Supporters OF bills 70 grant the
vote 20 white women Of the state
also met defeat during the session.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-09
PLAN FRONT CELL
DEBS CAMPAIGN
Socialists to Conduct Battle
From Federal Prison
at Atlanta.

Chicago. III. July s--A "front
cell" campaign is planned by the
socialist party for Eugene Y. Bebs
its presidential. nominee, accordins
to William K. Fcigen baum. directo.
OF publicity FOR the national cam
paign. Mr. F'igenbsum said today
the party intends 10 send some
prominent socialist 20 Deos' r:-,oi.
at Atlanta every month. WHAT zoos
has 20 SAG viii then oe distributed
Dy the campaign committee.
The usual touring will be taken
care Of by seymour Stednan or Cni-
cago, the vice presidential nominee.
lie il 10 start the middle OF this
month for Texas and Oklahoma
finishing this trip the latter part -.
August. and on the first OF Septem-
Der plans 10 begin a transcontinen-
tai tour ending in Chicago two
months later.
The organization OF the socialist
campaign will be taken up by the
partys national executive COMMITTEES
next Saturday at Detroit, Mr. Feis-
enbaum said.
To Use Pamphlets.
As usual the Socialists plan to
make a large use of pamphlets Ia
their campaign. MIR. Feigenbaum
said the party has distrngted 81
00O,0eO in 1916 and hoped 10 get out
50.000.O0O this year
Two of the expelled New York
a semblymen, he said, are now out
speaking for the national office i'm
the campaign Louis Waldman and
August Claessens are the men ~
engaged The campaign publicity
chief said that y speakers in all
were now out campaigning
One Of the chief party organs IN
the campaign will be The New
Day official socialist paper publish
ed at party headquarters. The New
Day is a new name for the party
organ, chosen several weeks ago in
place of The Eye Opener" which
served as the party paper after The
American Socialist discontinued
during the war.
Trouble With Ticket.
The Socialists are having troub.s
in getting on the electoral ticket in
several states. Mr.. Feigenbaum r..
ported He said that owing TO ths
party having lost its legal standing
In Montana it was certain il would
not get on in that state.
Socialist strength, he added now
appears greatest in Oklahoma. Wis
cOnsin, New York. Massachusetts
Illinois. Missouri, Texas, Caiforn.s
| and Idaho.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-09
UNCOVER ANOTHER
LIQUOR MYSTERY
Arrest Chicago Heights Man
For Having Unlawful
Possession.

Herman KonOw, Chicago. Heights
was arrested Thursday evening by
Police Sergt Roberts charged with
the unlawful possession Of liquor.
Konow had his automobile parked
on F.. Lasalle aV.
Serct. Roberts searched the car
and found four sacks full Of whisky
When ISonow was brought 10 police
headquarters his car was again
searched and a set OF Indiana Ii
cense plates was found under the
front seat IL is thought that Kon-
ow is one OF the many boOtleggers
bringing whisky into South Bend.
When questioned relative TO the In
diana license plates Konow claimed
they did not belong 70 him. He re-
fused 10 state what he was going
10 do with the whisky and who he
was going 20 deliver II 20. lie viii
be arraiGned in the city court.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-09
GREATER BOSTON
SHOWS Big GAIN
Suburbs Have Large Popula
ton Increase, According
to Federal Census.
~ Assoclnted Press !.

BY Associated Press:
BOSTON. July S.-A compilation
of 1920 census returns covering
what is generally known as Greater
Boston shows that the population Of
Boston and its suburbs has now
reached almost exactly ! .50O, 600.
Unlike most of the larger cities o.
the country. Boston has annexed
very little of the territory immedi-
ately adjoining and has a total s-ea
Of only AIS square miles. as COM
pared with 2S7 square miles in
Greater New YORK.
The Boston metropolitan district,
covering an area within a 15-mile
radius from the state house, u,-
cludes 90 cities and towns in addi-
ton TO Boston proper The 1920
population OF all of these except
Waterfowl has been announced and
the total is 1854 for the suburbs
Watertown's population as recorded
by the state census Of 1915 was 10
SIS. a gain of $3.50 over 1910. If it
made a similar gain in the last five
years il would now have 20.155 in
habitants. This. added TO the 9TH
er suburbs and 10 the 1929 popu-
lation of Boston. would make a to-
tai Of 1.5OO.619.
The percentage Of growth of mosj
OF the suburbs has been much
greater IN the last decade than that
OF Boston itself. due chiefly 10 the
! fact that a far larger number OF
, people whose daily business is in
| this city base found il more agree
| able to establish their homes out
/ side the city limits The great ma
/ Jority Of the suburban population is
/ made up Of people whose work OF
/ business is in Boston The city OF
! Lynn, with a population Of 99.14S
/ Is within the 1j-mile limit. but /!
/ largely self-supporting through il.
shoe manufacturing and other in
/ dustries and is not invluded in tn,
l compilation given above
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-09
SEMINARIANS WILL
ENTER NOVITI4TE

Twenty five seninarians repre-
senting 81 states will enter the Hotv
Cross nOvitiate az Ndoe Dame this
morning. Most Of ~ men were
freshmen at the university last wear.
although one junior and several
seniors, including Michael Mangin
Of Limerick. Ireland the only max
ina cum laude" graduate of the
year are in the list
one year of strict theological dis
cipline begins with the entrance
into the novitfate. After the com
pletion OF the year those who have
finished their studies at Notre Dame
VIII go 10 Holy cross seminary al
Rroolklsnd u. c. for further studies
and ordination.
The Rev. TT. William Lennartz
c. 5. c., d. y. will be master Of the
nOVices
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-09
UTAH RESOLUTIONS
COMMITTEE SUBMITS
EDUCATIONAL REPORT

SALT LAKE CITY. Utah. July s.
The report of the resolutions com
mittee. made public Thursday night.
declared for early adoption of the
smith Tovvner bin. which viii create
"a department Of education whose
head would be an officer Of the
presidents ca binet The report will
ne presented formally Friday
A strong declaration is made for
minimum OF four years carefully
planned preparation following grad
uation from high schools for teach
ers.
Another resolution provides for
appointment OF a committee Of five
on international relations 20 cooper
ate with like committees from other
countries looking 10 universal ed
ucation as the surest means OF es-
tablishing democracy throughout
the world and advancing the interest
OF free peoples Financial support
for this move IS authorized
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-09
POLICE SEARCH FOR
BROKER WHO DRIFTED
AWAY IN SMALL BOAT
ey Associated Press

BY Associated Press.
NEW y DIRK, July. s.-Police and
private detectives for several DAYS
have searched ursuccessfuliv fo..
James Robert Blake, junior partner
OF the stock exchange firm Of Alb
bolt, BOppin and company. WIN
disappeared last Friday night after
rowing away from a Clason Point
ship yard in "a fourteen foot skiff h,,
had bought ii was learned Thurs
day. Neither MIR. Blake nor The
boat have been seen since The no
lice are working on the double the
Org that Blake nay have been muir
dered and robbed or that he wa
drowned
Mr.. Blake is a graduate Of Prince
ton. His son is freshman al The
university.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-09
MEDICAL COLLEGE
NEARS COMPLETION
chinese Institution TO Be
Ready for Use by New
Year.

NEW Work. July s-The entire
plant of the Pcking Union Medical
College established through tFa
China Medical Board % the Rookie
Teller Foundation. probably will be
completed by January T. 1921.
Gorge =. Vincent, president OF the
founda.ion. stated today In a partial
review Of the work Of the FONDA
lion during 1919. Three of tho
teaching buildings OF tho COLLEGE
we're occupied in october. 1919
The completed plant will include
the following buildings. the review
stated Laboratories for anatomy
physiology and chemistry. patho.-
Jgy building. "A c50-bcd hospital
With provisions for about 60 private
rooms. large out-patient depart
n1snt, "a hospital administration unit
with quarters for resident physicians
ana in3ernes. q nurses homo. plants
which viii supply water, hcal light.
power and gas ami faculty resi-
denccs.
Would Aid Agcncio-
The China Medical board of the
Rockefelltr Foundation seeks 10 aid
TIE agencies which represent West
ern medicine In China 90 make
steady proSrcss toward higher
standards and 0ore efficient SER
vice Mr. NlnCent's review SAID.
OPERATIONS We're made dur
ing the year 10 10 hospitals conduct
cd under ne auspices of missionary
suciptics, tho review said In De
ccnlpcI, 1878. q revised policy was
adopted which provides for cOncen-
tfation upon srS7li number If hos
pitais which. by reason ct location.
s.an and equipment are boz posi-
ton directly 20 promote the cause OF
medical education
Results From Campaign
Mr NinCcnts review SAID con-
corning the anti-tuterculOsis work
Of the foundation. only in France
and there as q war measure--aas
the Irternationa1 Health Board un-
dertaken 20 aid in combating tuber-
culosls 4 campaign. started there
in 1917. aimed 20 demonstrate sys-
tcmatic control methods. train pub
liz health nurses, educate the pub
Tic % fight tuberculosis and turn the
work over 10 the French This
transfer OF responsibility 10 French
communities and agencies has gone
forward steadily. the review added.
The personnel in charge OF the
dispenStrics Is now almost wholly
French.
The hospital and sanitarium facil-
itics FOR the tuberCulous provided IN
the American Ped Cross during the
war have been taken over and ex-
tended by municipalities and de-
partments The central government.
Mr. Nincents report explained. has
passed a law under which each de
partment will be compelled within
live years either 10 build a sanitar-
ium or its own or 10 send its patients
10 that Of another department The
cost is 20 be shared by the central
and departmental governments
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-09
Police AdUdnce Robbery
Plot in Shooting Affra,
3N Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
CHICAGO July S-A robbery
plot in correction with the shoot
ing Of the wife of Lieut.. Carl Wand
erer and a strange man in the YES
tibule of the Wanderer home on the
niSht-ot Jane p. was a new theory
advanced by police Thursday night
following their Interrogation Thurs
day OF The Lieutenant. They de-
clared they had discovered tina
Mrs Wanderer had Withdraw n
$3.50 from a bank only two days
previous 10 the shooting The money
il was added, was later found in the
Wanderer home.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-09
TEACHERS ENDORSE
DELICATE PLAN OF
REORGANIZING CLUB
Rv Associated Press

Bv Associated Press
SALT LAKE CITY. Utah, July s.
Several hundred Utah teachers
Thursday evening voted endorse
ment Of the delegate plan" OF re
organization for the National Edu-
cation association and agreed to
work for its adoption in the asso-
cations meeting Friday. The
scheme is the chief issue before the
present convention of that body.
Man garet Haley Of Chicago, lead
er of those who opposed reorgani-
cation attended the meeting, hut did
not speak.
Hugh s. Magill Of springfield H.,
field secretary Of the association,
declared that without reorganization
it was possible for the teachers Of
the locality where the annual meet
ing was held 10 control that meet
ing.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-09
CERMANY MUST ACCEPT
DISARMAMENT TERMS
CONTINUED FROM PAGE oNE)

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE)
Herr Koch. interior. and Herr Rau-
mer. treasury.
Those who sat in the cabinet
council besides Fehrenbach. Simons
and Gessler. We're Vice Chancellor
Heinz. minister Of Justice: Herr
Wirth. finance; Hermes, food. and
SCholz. economies Gen Won Zecht,
chief of staff, took part in the con-
ference.
Telephone TO Berlin.
Telephone communication was
opened with Berlin and the sub
stance Of the allied decision COM
municated TO the foreign office with
instructions 10 have Ministers Koch
and Raumer call together some OF
the leading men in German public
life and consider the allies demands
and later inform the German cabinet
here OF their point OF view.
4 German official coming from the
cabinet room said that this council
probably would not reach a decision
upon tho reply 70 the allies bu
would he followed by another Friday
morning
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-09
O'BRIEN SALESMEN
GUESTS OF FIRM At
INFORMAL DINNER

Seventy statesmen were guests
Of the O'Brien varnish works Thurs
day night at an informal dinner
given in their honor by the firm.
The speaker OF the evening was very
Rev. John Csvanaugh. Earl :. Dick
ems, sales manager was in charge
of arrangements.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-09
COLORED PEOPLE ASK
BURLESON TO PROBE
LYNCHING OF NEGRO

By Associated Press.
NEW YORK. July S.-The Ma
tional Association for the Advanc %
ment Of Colored People Thursday
teleSraphed Postmaster General
Rurlss0n requesting him TO order an
investigation OF the iynehing of
James Spencer. a negro postal clerk
ri Enterprise. Miss, on July s. The
association also wired TO Gov. W.
p. Hobby OF Texas, asking that he
bring 20 Justice the members OF the
mob which took Irving and Herman
Arthur. negroes from the county
fail at Paris, Tex. July 6, and burn.
ed them at the stake
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-09
GIVEN THE BUNS RUSH.

South Bend is a very poor town
for the vagrant A careful watch is
being kept by the local police and
railroad detectives for all Migrants
who are brought 10 police readquar-
tiers and then escorted out OF the
city. Thursday evening two more
undesira bles were taken as far as
Winkler's factory and shown the
shortest route to Chicago. These
tactics are being employed by the
police with all Migrants brought in.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-09
INJURED DELICATE
WILL RETURN HOME

X-ray examination Thursday OF Col.
J. :. Padgett. vice chairman Of the
democratic national convention. who
was hit by 2 street car. disclosed
that nc hal suffered a 'roker collar
bone and broken bone in the nose.
a week.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-09
LIFTING OF TRADE
BAN WILL DISPROVE
CONTENTION OF REDS
By Associated Press.

BN Associated Press.
WASHINGTON. JULY S-Dis-
proval OF the contentious or the
I.rissien bolsheviki that trade en-
harroes had hampercd them IN the
administration ard Development OF
the sovies republic is expected by
officials hero 20 result from The re-
moval Thursdav OF most Of the re-
strictions on trade between the
United States and Russia
state department officials in fact
were frank in saying Thursday that
destruction or such arcuments was
the real basis for the decision 10
life the trade barriers. Officials are
~ the opinion that there will be no
great movement on the part Of
Americans 90 conduct trade with in-
Gividuais or societies In the land If
the soviet lnasmuCh IS resembling
OF er1ta reo orders Vul not give the
bolshs1ikf any added material OF
products or increase their purchas-
ing ability
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-09
SECURE NINE JURORS
IN Trial OF REDS
~ Associated 20.

BY Associated Press.
CHICAGO, July S.-The ninth
Juror in the case OF William Bross
LLOYD, millionaire socialist, and 10
others charged with conspiracy to
overthrow the federal government
had been tentatively accepted by
both sides Thursday. In the fifty
two days since the opening Of the
trial but two thirds Of the jury has
been completed.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-09
South Bend Retail Merchants
Credit Rating Bureau

Credit Rating Bureau
4. Friesem-EcOnomy Dept
HagedOrn & Webster
Herr & Herr
Heller Furniture Co.
Home Furniture Co.
Hinkle Motor Car Co.
Jacob Hoffman
Hyde Lumber Co.
c. II. JscksOn-City Lum-
ber Co.
Kanouse & Phillips
IiVingstOn's store.
Dontz Bros.
Samuel {. LOntZ g Sons
Miller & Smoke
Ross neutrality-suspicious.
J. T.. McEndarfef
Northern Heating Co.
New1nan's Store
Olsen & Ebann
John Parker-Tailor
Peoples Store-N. ;. Bowen
c. l.. Perkey
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-09
81, s; SO; :; &
AhnuDT 1'dalM
IMPLY POCKETBOOKSE

Seven empty pOcketbOoks. thought
to have been hidden during the re-
cent races. were found in a stall at
Springbrook park Thursday by one
Of the horsemen. The police were
notified and the pOcketbOoks brought
20 police headquarters
All~the pOcketbOoks were practi-
cally new and were found hidden
under a grain sack. officer Ohm
stead was sept TO the park and
brought back the remains Of a days
work of the nimble finger operators.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-09
THIEVES PICK MONEY
FROM UMP'S CLOTHES
DURING BALL GAME
By Associated Press :

NEW YORK, July S.-Thieves
broke into a dressing room at the
polo grounds Thursday during the
game between the Yankees and the
Tigers, and stole rhe street clothing
and personal effects of Umpires
Book Hildebrand and Billy Evans.
They obtained $500 in money and
several pieces of jewelry A crow
bar was used 10 gain entrance to
the room.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-09

Max Adler e Co.
Adler Bros.
W. ". Baker & Co.
Beistle Auto Sales Co.
Beitner Sons
r.. \. Bennett-Overland
A Berznan
Brandon urreIl Co.
Brodbcck Bros.-The Fern
dell
Builders supply and Special
~ Co.
Central Drug Co.
Chard & Thompsett
Clauer Jewelry Store
Colip Bros.
East Side Lumber Yard
Community Coal Co.
I-lbeI Bros.
Electric Service Co.
The Ellsworth Store
Frances Shop
Franklin Motor Car Co.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-09
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

Manifestation with Ford. open
territory for "A quick turnover. $4,000
will put you i'm business that viii
make YOU independent. Call or address
A NJ Smith or r. f. Ulrey., care Port
age Hotel. Friday or Saturday. 676S-10
FOR SALE-New Chandler touring car.
Carlo Fabbri. Phone Mishawaka 326
9t3
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-09

CLEVELAND. Ohio, July S-Ar
explosion ar the Jordan Motor ca r
Ccmpany's plant here late Thurs6ar
resulted in the instant death az Wal
ter Oglin. 26, injury 70 four other
workmen, and caused property dam
age estimated at nearly 100000.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-09
DEATHS
COLLIDE MYERS.

Goldie Myers. Peach Orchard.
Ark. . years old, died Wednesday
night at Epworth hospital after a
FIVE days illness of erysipelas. She
was the guest OF Mrs. Claude Grant.
111S s Lafayette blvd. when she
was taken III and removed to the
hospital She is survived by her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Throm Myers OF
Peach Orchard. Funeral services
will be held at the home OF Mrs
Grant Saturday afternoon at ,
O'Clock. Burial will be IN Highland
cemetery The body may be viewed
AZ the residence Friday afternoon
and saturday morning.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-09

Porter & Stron
Public Drug Store
r. Q. RcimoId Hardware Co.
Refs Furniture Co.
Robertson Pros. Co
sailor Bros.
Louis 4 Schusfer
samuel Spiro & CO.
Staples & Hildcbrand
Superior Motor Sales CO.
Swanson-Dee Furniture Co.
Taylor Tire Shop
The Gately Co.
Twentieth Century Garage
Union Shoe Co.
Vernon Clothing Co.
Walk over Boot shop
Thomas Williams Plumbing
Co.
Geo. II. Wheelock g. Co.
Geo. Wyman Co.
Heltner Hardware CO.
G.. ". Zicgler
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-09
-, Give Yourself the
Name OF Being
"GOOd Pay
Pay Up-Week July 18th TO 18th

GLOW PAY get into the good pay class or lose
- standing with South Bend merchants-for these
chants through their Credit Rating Bureau have agreed
quire prompt payment of all monthly bills.
Present merchandising and economic conditions compel
the enforcement of these regular credit terms.
AS an opportunity who the payment of their bills
PayUp be Pay bills
then keep good pay class Your credit with South Bend
chants Just exactly what you make it.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-09
HARDING WIRES
HIRAM JOHNSON,
Remains Silent
Nominee Holds MANY
Conferences.

MARION. Ohio. July S.-Wa
F. Brown. prominent proSrcssivt.
Thursday gave Sen. Harding assur-
ance az the support or the p~oEres-
slve eiement as a result 90 an hour s.
conference which he and she seDa-
tor held Thursday afternoon.
Mr. Brown stated that q d.uueJ
was given last Saturday ir ~
York hy prominent pTogresslvps ~
decided 20 approve the Hardin
Coolidge ticket.
y NJ Miller. Of Columbus ra
aEer FOR former Gov. Frank
Willis. candidate for tho republic
senatorial nomination. also Wis
Sen. Harding The senator said m
politics were not discussed q
VIII IL. HAYES and r. Coleman
Dupont were 70 have arrived Thurs
day. but wired, that b. would be inn
possible for them 20 reach Marion
before Saturday.
A Marion baby was Thursday
named after the senator.
SAN FRANCISCO. July s-Cnr-
ed States Sen. Hiram ". johnson
said Thursday that ne had received
a very cordial telegram from
United States Sen Warren O.
Harding, republican presidential
nominee.
Further than that have moth
ing 70 say" Sen. johnson remarked.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-09
LEAVE SPAIN

PARIS, July s-King Alfonso
and Queen Victoria OF spain left
mere Thursday for England.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-28
COMMITTEE TO
 PROBE AWARDS
 OF WAR HONORS
BestowaI of Decorations in The Army Will Be
 Investigated

WASHINGTON, Jan. 27.-Investiga- ton of the award of military decora- tions in the army during the war will be begun next week by house war Investigating committee, its chairman, Representative Johnson, Republican, South Dakota, announced today Other members of the committee are Repre- sentatives Bland, Republican, Indiana, and Flood, Democrat, Virginia.
 Plans for the inquiry are being made by the committees counsel, Samuel T. Ansell, former judge advocate gen. eral.
 It was said by committeeman that the inquiry would determine the ad- visibility of asking congress to enact legislation authorizing the bestowal of badges of merit on former enlisted men for distinguished service during the war.
 Representative Bland declared that information obtained by the commit tee showed that the Distinguished Service medal could be conferred only upon those who occupied places of great responsibility, that the Distin- guished Service cross could be given only to officers and men who were in actual contact with the enemy. and that the Congressional Medal of Honor was for extraordinary conduct beyond the call of duty.