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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-05

Ri Johnson. Californian senator.
and candidate for president OF the
United States. is by az far the fs-
vorite of the republicans ot 80
Joseph county leading boo .f ou, az
lI6 precincts by Ga votes. according
90 the complete returns from yester-
days primary. Leonard Wood comes
second. Johnson's vote being 1865.
Wood 9S4. Lowden I9- and Hard
ing 1872 Ia the Hungarian and Ger
man precincts OF the c.ty. voters ~
such foreign birth announced
chang" OF their politics from demo-
cratic to republican in great NUM-
hers. and the heavy vote cast for
the anti-League OF Nations candi-
date from those precincts is taken
10y republicans and democrats alike
as indicating their purpose.
Next among the surprises wrought
by the primary is the pronounced
'wetness" OF the democratic party.
as indicated 10y the vote for George
y. Hepler over Ralph y. Smith i'm
the race for cong>ess. The foreign
districts voted almost solid for Hep
Ter. States in these districts. all OF
the bearing the numbers OF Hepler.
Marion :. Wesolowsk for treasurer.
Charles +. Bailey FOR cherln and
Ed II. SOmmerer for state repre-
sentative with split-up on other
candidates. is taken as indicating a
coalition of those leaders with Hep
Ter, and "A wet backing with which
an unorganiZed opposition seemed
una BILE 10 cope.
smith Contests Other Counties
Although HELPERS lead In ST JOS
eph county in S3 precincts out az
llb Is l,2bi votes over Smith, In
complete returns from the six other
counties in the district indicate that
smith. is hotIy contesting the NOM
NATION.
In the - precincts in So Joseph
county Helper received l.hl0 votes
10 Smlth 2Nt incomplete returns
from laporte county indicate that
smith VIII carry that county hy
sats majority. From the scattering
retur"s smith was running behind in
his home county by 300 votes. bnt
ne is expected 70 gather strength
IN the city OF Laporte and bon ne
rural districts.
An exceptionally light vote in
Eikhart county gives smith lead
or 81 votes I'D IS Out ~ - pre-
clncts. returns from Siarke coun-
y show smith 70 be leading. The
smith lead in Marshall county -
more pronounced IN 70 our OF -
precincts. Snliih Ieaas HepI'f hy
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-05
R4TLW ~ MEN LOSE
SENIORITY RIGHTS

CHICAGO. May 4. - Striking
switchmeu in Chicago must make
application as new employees in or
der 90 be taken 10y the railroads and
seniority rights will not be restored.
10 was announced Tuesday night b.
the General Managers association.
Letters We're sent 10 employees in
dividuaIly giving notice that unless
they returned 20 work before the
exr iration OF the time limits set by
the railroads they would not be
taken back as new employees a state
ment said.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-05
SENATE BEGINS
DEBATE ON KNOX
RESOLUTION TODAY
Democrats Claim Proposal
Will Be Vetoed Within
Two Weeks.

By Associated HFeSS.
WASHINGTON, MAY 4.-The
senate will begin debate Wednesday
on the Knox peace resolution with
the general expectation of its adOp-
ton and certain veto by the presi-
dent.
Republican leaders supporting and
democrats opposing the resolution
introduced by Sen. Knox as a sub
stitute for the house measure, said
vote probably would be reached
within two weeks. or just before
the contemplated recess for the con
ventions There did not seem 10 be
much doubt among members as to
it, passage. but leaders of both
parties said they anticipated that
with his veto message, -Pres't -SSisl-
son probably would return the treaty
of Versailles TO the senate.
To Deliver Speech.
Sen. Knox will call up his reso-
luton Wednesday and deliver a
prepared speech, after which, &C
cording TO present plans, it will lie
over for a few days, unless senator's
desire TO discuss il at odd times.
Sen. Hitchcock, ranking minority
member OF the foreign relations
committee, announced after a dem
ocratic conference Tuesday that no
attempt would be made to delay
action on the measure by a fill
buster The democrats OF the com
mittee conferred with Sec'y Colby
and Sen. Underwood, minority lead
ers. and II was said that Mr. Colby
agreed with the democratic plan of
opposition TO the Knox resolution.
Besides pointing out what he re-
garded as its constitutional objec-
tons, Mr.. Colby is said TO have
stated il was likely TO draw criti-
Cism from Americas associates in
the war.
Colby Not Informed.
Senator'S said they gathered that
Mr.. Colby was not informed as to
the presidents plan for future act
ion regarding the treaty.
The question OF a conference Of
all democratic senators on the peace
resolution also was discussed at
tuesdays meeting. but no decision
was reached.
Republican leaders said IL was
their purpose to dispose of the pend
ing dye tariff and other urgent leg
islative affairs before giving con-
tinuous consideration to the peace
measure Sen. Lodge OF Massa-
chusetts, the republican leader. said.
however. that senators could speak
at any time they desired. There
was a reported disposition among
republicans TO curtail discussion and
give the democrats full sway. Dem
ocratic leaders on the other hand
said they were disposed 20 let the
republicans have the floor for the
present and develop the opposition
toward the close OF debate.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-05
CARRANZA'S CHIEF
SUPPORT JOINS The
RADICAL ELEMENT
Report Says Military Officers
Demand Resignation of
President.
By Associated Press 4:

By Associated Press:
WASHINGTON, May 4. - Gen.
Pablo Gonzales. long regarded by
Carranza as his staunchest sup
porter, has Joined in the revolution.
according TO advices Tuesday
through official channels. lie was
a few miles east of the Mexican cap
ital Monday in command of two
regiments Of federal troops and had
severed both railway lines extending
10 Vera Cruz
Another report received here
through unofficial channels said that
the high military officers whom Car
rama summoned in council a few
days ago, had supplemented their
advance TO him TO resign, with an
ultimatum fixing May 1 as the limit
for his tenure Of office.
Revolt Moves Forward.
The reported determination of the
military group to force him out of
office would go far. officials here
believe 10 account for the failure
that has been met by Carranza in
getting under way any offensive
campaign. To date the revolution
has moved forward without a battle
and the report mentioning the ulti-
matum. added that his military adj
visers were determined not to fol
low a course that would inevitab bly,
involve the country in a long strug-
gle filled with danger of foreign
complications.
Withdraw Candidates..
Gonzalez. who was the leading
opponent OF ObregOn for the presi-
denCy until Ambassador BOnillaS en-
tere6 as candidate. conferred with
ObregOn just before ObregOn fed
from the capital where he was being
held as an important witness in "a
case brought against Gen. CejudO
for SeditiOn. Prior 10 that a con-
ference had been held between
ObregOn. Gonzalez and Bonillas. at
which, il was announced, BonillaS
had been urged by both Obregon
and Gonzalez TO join them in with
drawing their three candidates. in
the interest OF harmony. Bonillas'
refusal was followed by the revolu-
ton in Sonora and the fight Of OBJ
RECON.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-05
lIILLERS ASSOCIATION
CONFER WITH BENSON

WASHINGTON. May f-Repre-
seurative- OF various mulers' assoc
Citations conferred again Tuesday
with shipping board officials re-
gardiug their request for eGualiza-
tiOn Of export rates on -four and
wheat u was cOntanded that ok
listing rates afforded a dlTerenr.Hl
IN favor Of the grain. Chairman
Benson said the request was being
studied bv the division OF operations
which would submit recOmmenda-
ions and assured the miller hs
would COOPERATE in every way with
their efforts
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-05
LABOR OFFICIAL
WANTS TO APPEAR
AT PROBE HEARING
Sec'y Post Protests Closing of
Investigation of His
Conduct.

BY Associated Press:
WASHINGTON. MAY g. Asst
Sec'y Of Labor, Post. wrote Chair
man Campbell, OF the house rules
committee Tuesday protes ii n 8
against the closing OF its inVestiga-
ton Of his official conduct i'm alien
deportation proceedings without Civ
ing him an opportunity 20 be heard.
Withhold Testimony.
Mr. Post charged that the house
immigration committee had with
held important and impartial tes-
timony, which is believed 10 be IA
vorable TO me-" in presenting A re-
view o fsome case in which deci-
sions have been amde by him. Fur
Their. he wrote that his official judg-
ment. save for criminal violence Of
law may be challenged only by inn
parchment"
Up to this time" he said. "lit-
tie or nothing o IA truly evidential
nature has been produced before the
rules committee. The only exhibits
laid before YOU contain. possibly
with two or three exceptions, moth
ing save partso the records Of the
department of labor relating to par
ticular cases which 7 have official
" acted upon. The conclusions
which I am charged with response
bility for in such cases are not dis
coverable upon the records now be-
fore you. Furthermore, I'm many in-
stances there are included in the rec
ords before you, as If Of conclusive
effect. unverifed statements proceed
ing from persons who. under the
law. are not charged with their max
in G.
Wants Evidence Included.
Besides asking opportunity 20 tes-
tify and produce witnesses i'm his
behalf. Mr. Post requested that the
rules Ocm mtiteeeitrqra ehut ETA
rules committee require that definite
and comprehensive charges against
him be lodged with the committee
and that evidence. which he said.
had been kept secret by the imm'-
grafton committee, be included IN
the record Of the iuveStigat ton
Conceding the cancellation Of
400 warrants for arrest, Mr.. Post
said that such action by him was
necessary because Of defects fall
ure or complete absence OF proof,
or for other adequate reasons.
After receipt OF the letter. Chain
man Campbell reiterated that the
committee did not intend 70 call Mr..
Post as a witness. but that he would
be heard whenever ne presented
himself
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-05
COAL WAGE COMMITTEE
POSTPONE CONFERENCE
By Associated Press

~ A>1NNAaAtA lFSS
WASHINGTON. May 4-Anthra-
cite miners and operators who have
been in conference with Sec'y Viii
son at the department OF labor for
three days over an adjustment Of
increased wage demands recessed
Tuesday 20 May Il after both sides
virtually had completed the presen-
tation Of their claims
A statement issued by the joint
committee Of miners and operators
announced adjournment OF the con-
ference because of the desire of the
secretary of labor to have time TO
digest the facts presented 10 him
during the conference and because
Pres't Lewis. OF the mine workers.
had been called 10 Indianapolis in
connection with he prosecutions
pending before the federal court in
that city
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-05
NANCY FIELD MARRIED.

UI Arf0IIIIFI IT'NF
LONDON. May Nancy Perizirs
Fieid widow OF Henry Marshall
Field OF Chicago. was married Tues
daT 20 Arthur Ronald Lambert
Field Tree. The bride. who is a niece
Of LADY, Aston was given away hy
Niscouut Aston Mr.. Tree is "a sOh
OF Lady Beatty wife or Admire
Nis-ounl Beatty by q former MARI
age and therefor "a cousin by MARI
age OF the bride SIR Field died on
New York En- 1917 following an %
Grafton.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-05
Arrange to be in South Bend
on Thursday

Thursday is Five Dollar Day of the important
buying days Of the year South Bend Last year
from far and take advantage of the
extraordinary S. bargains offered in the leading
Visitors to South Bend that day agreeaby pleased
find that the merchants had kept their word and offered
some unusual inducements shop here that day record
business was enjoyed a result
This year the merchants of South Bend have planned
bigger than ever Tomorrow editions of The Nevvs-Tin
will filed with Five Dollar Day news-record breaking
values which be secured in the Thursday In
days of high prices and dollar depreciation you could
do better than the spend the day South Bend
Thursday will be great day in South Bend stores.
Come early and stay late-youll find welcome every
where.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-05
HOUSE ADOPTS REPORT
on WATER POWER BILL
BY Associated Press 3
MAEHIA-LTnN

~ ArE'T-IUTNI EIHrH
WASHINGTON, May 4-Bv vote
Of $50 % 80 the house Tuesday
adopted the conference report on
the water power development bill
Similar action remained 90 be taken
bv the senate before the measure.
which has been before congress Tor
the last 10 years goes 20 the presi-
dent
Rep. Sims, democrat Tennessee,
failed 10 have the bill sent back 90
conference with instructor 10 change
the provisions defining navigable
streams. fixing charges for power
privileges and prescribing the meth
cd Of distribution Of electric power.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-05
YOUNG FOLKS
ATTEND JONES
REVIVAL MEET
Out-Of-TOw Folks Also Rep
resented at Special Serv-
ices Tuesday.
TODAY,s PROGRAM.

9:SO a. m.-COttage prayer meetings.
II 90 q. m. 20 800 p. m.-Business
wOmen's meeting and lunch at First
Christian church; Mrs. Loren Jones
12:15 2. m.-Christian mems lunch and
meeting at Y. VI. G. \.
90 p. IN. Tabernacle. Sermon.
$50 p. m.-Tabe nacle. Song service
500 p. m. - Sermon. Special delega-
lions: II. ID. Lee company and oliver
Chilled Plow company.
OF the crowd of 1000 which at
tended the Bob Jones services Tues
day night more than one-third rep
resented the delegations invited for
the observance Of Young Peoples
and Out OF Town Night" Practical
~ every town of this section was
represented by a delegation from its
church. The young peoples socI-
cites OF the South Bend churches
were represented by a combined
delegation which numbered more
than 700 Nearby towns which had
delegations present were New Car
Isle, Elkhart, Berrien Springs.
North Liberty, Rolling Prairie, Green
township. Portage Prairie, Harris
Prairie, Auten Chapel, Milford and
Wakarusa. A large group repre-
senting the Lincoln Mothers club
was also present.
Render Songs.
The songs and yells of the delega-
tons preceded the regular song
service which was also featured by
the appearance Of out OF town
guests. Mr.. and Mrs. r. e. Plank. OF
Elkhart, who rendered a duet.
ElinOr ROloff and Glendora Jud-
son, of the young peoples societies
also rendered a vocal number.
Upon a suggestion from the plat
form the out-Of-town delegations
rendered the press a unanimous vote
of appreciation for the manner in
which it has ena bled those unable
TO attend the services regularly to
keep in touch with the activities
Of the meeting.
DIR. Gill. Of Elkhart, lei the open
ing prayer which preceded the open
ing remarks of Bob Jones.
Congratulatcs People.
In his remarks to the special
guests, Mr. Jones congratulated the
AAAfAAAbN "a AAAN NNAAA5 P'bRAN = ~
cieties upon the interest they have
taken in the campaign declaring that
in the years of the immediate 1u-
ture those present could model the
moral and Christian standard Of
South Bend and reminding them
that it is their duty TO help in lift
ing the city to a higher level by
Christian work.
For the sermon he took a text
from thu 18th chapter of Luke. Y,
telling the parable of the rich man
who harvested his crops and stOr-
ing them found that he had wealth
which would enable him 10 live I'm
comfort and retired having made
provision for his existence on earth,
taking into account the fact
that his chances for happiness in
eternity were neglected.
Wise Enough.
From the standpoint of the world
tits man was wise enough" he said.
he had sense enough to invest his
money and he produced something
that would always have a market
and he had sense enough TO see that
he had enough and retire to enjoy
his wealth. I never did understand
the heart or head OF man who has
got enough OF this worlds goods
for any reasonable person TO want
and who continues boarding more
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-05
JOHNSON SWEEPS ST. JOSEPH COUNT
Gen. Wood Leading Hi johnson in Indiana
Ne1O York Broker
Sets Ne7O Record
for Freak Climb
BY Associated Press

by Associated Press.
NEW YORK. May Howard lie
Q. ROome, a real estate broke, who
years ago was star half back and
pole vaulter at Yale, Tuesday won
a wager from J. Ford johnson, an
other broker, OF $1,000, climbing
$40 steps in the Equitable building,
AZ stories from boiler room 10 flag
pole, in record time OF eight min
utes. 81 % seconds. Several thou
sand dollars are said to have chang
ed hands on the sporting event
among friends Of the two men.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-05
" ouId Enforce Federal
Suffrage amendment
TT Associated Press
GHTNETON

WASHINGTON, Nay II olII
providing for federal enforcement
81 the woman suffrage constitution
al amend ment was introduced Tues
dsv bv Sen Watson. republican.
tnaisna. and referred 20 the judici-
ary committee. 70 proposed fine
81 $500 and one years lmprisou-
f4ert for Interference with women
In voting iu all elections. including
.tste. territorial county city. parish,
achOOI, district. or others.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-05
Postpone Meeting.
SETTLE STRIKE.

CTICA. y. Y. May IA walkout
Of composing room employees which
caused the two local afternoon
newspapers to appear Tuesday IN
greatly reduced foUn. was settled on
Tuesday afternoon. All three daily
papers here will publish as usual on
Wednesday afternoon.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-05
RIGHT OF WAY.
b Associated Press

MILWAUKEE. MAY 1.-The In
terstate Commerce commission was
urged ia q telegram from United
States Sen. LenrOot to issue au order
giving coal cars the right ~ way 30
that an industrial and financial Cri-
sis NAY be az eSted.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-05
SEN, LODGE WILL
BE CHAIRMAN AT
G 0. P CONVENTION
Committee on Arrangements
Will Hold Special Meeting
at Chicago May 10.
By Associated Press

BY Associated Press;
WASHINGTON, May 4. - Sen.
Lodge. OF Massachusetts,, is 10 be
temporary chairman of the repub-
lican national convention at Chica-
go and will deliver the keynote
speech, according 10 republican
leaders in congress who have con-
fered recently with Chairman Hayes
of the republican national commit
tee.
Urges Lodges Selection.
Republicans in congress are said
TO have been virtually unanimous in
urging the selection Of Sen. Lodge
by the committee on arrangements,
which will meet at Chicago, May 10.
No contest over the Craftsmanship
anticipated. although some friends
Of Sen. Hiram Johnson have been
urging consideration of Sen. Borah
Of Idaho. and reports have reached
here that former Sen. Beveridge of
Indiana also aspired TO the chair
manship.
Republican platform pronounce
ments will be considered here May
IS by the general platform commit
tee appointed by Chairman Hayes.
Many missionaries on paramount
issues have been turned in by the
platform committee and others. At
the conference here, il is expected
to outline some Of the general prin-
ciples. at least, TO be recommended
to the Chicago committee on resolu-
tons
Postpone Meeting.
Although May %. also has been
set for "A meeting OF the republic
annatiOnal committee at Chicago TO
take up the contests OF the delegates
from a number of states. Chairman
Hays was urged while here this
week 10 postpone the meeting.
Prominent republicans here said
they felt confident the meeting
would be put over until about June
1. In urging postponement, the re-
publican leaders told Mr.. Hays that
several senator's on the national
committee and others who desire 10
attend probably would be held here
during the week OF May % by the
peace resolution and important leg
iSlation.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-05

SAN FRANCICO. May 4.-RaIph
p. Merritt, campaign manager OF the
Hoover republican club of California
tonight conceded the election OF tho
Sen Johnson group of republican
delegates 10 the national convention.
Like good sportsmen We con-
cede the victory and congratulate
the winner" he said
LOUISVILLE, Ky, 1Iay Eight
delegates including three women 20
the democratic national convention.
each with a half vote. We're elected
late Tuesday night by the demo-
cratic state convention. Johnson ".
Camden, of Versailles. was elected
national committeeman from Ken
lucky, succeeding GeO, W. b. Halde-
man, resigned.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-05
DEMOCRATS SHOW HEAVY
INCLINATION TO WET"
CANDIDATE FOR CONGRESS
BULLETIN

WASHINGTON. May 4. -
Fort Wayne, Ind, 66.549, in
crease 1855, or 35.4 percent.
Morgantown. West Virginia.
II. III. increase 1867. or 81. 4
percent.
Onenta. n. Y. 1852. in
crease 2,09l. or 40 percent.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-05
THE WEATHER

Indiana: Partly cloudy "wednesday q
Thursday. little change ir temperature.
Lower Michigan: Fair north. partly cloudy
south portion "Wednesday and Thursday. lite
tie change in temperature.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-05
SchOck Is Nominated.

In the democratic race for he
county prOsecutorship nomination.
George 4. Schock has far outdis-
tanced his opponent Samuel Feiweli.
Schock's majority over Feiweu in =
precincts in the county is S55 v0tes-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-30
MATRIMONIOS

Pablo Castillo Y Cruz Fuentcs.
Francisco Guerrero Y Josefiaa Vi
Gaurri.
Jose Gonzalez Y Moves Reyes.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-30
sOBRE Ell. SUPUESTO ASESINA-
TO DE MRS. PARKER
I'm sospechoso aprehendido en-
Houston, Texas

e. hallazgo del cadaver de Mrs
Parker. que acusa un horrible crl-
men perpetrado u sangre fra y SIN
otro m0vil cue apoderarse de las va
liosas joyas que Ia iniortunada seno-
ra llevaba consigo, Nc hlZo mas que
avivar las maniobras de IA pollcIa
nrivada cue. desde Ia d~esaparIclon
de la esposa de Parker, no ha cesado
de trabajar en- este t~enebroso aSunto.
Horas despu6s de encontrado el
cadaver Sc tuvieron notlclaS de que
en- Ia yecina City Do Texas nabla
si6o detenido III ind;viduo sospechoso
de esrar mezc!ado en- cl robo y ase-
sinato de Mrs. Parker. Tan pronto
como Ell departamento de pOlicia tuvo
esra noricia, V a bordo del primer
tren Que sali6 para Houston. un agen-
re- de policia dej0 San Antonio con las
ordenes ~reSpectiyaS para traer, 10
mas pronto possible, a Supuesto maj
hechor. Parece ser que Sc a de III
antique vecino de esta poblaclon.
Los preparativos para los tunera-
les de Mrs. Parker Sc han suspended
haSta uue las autoridadcs hayan ter
minado de examinar el cadaver.
~Sobreviven a Mrs. Parker, 81 eS-
Doso Y una hiiastra de tres amos, &c
r~oveva; u padres. NJ. Y Mrs }. IL
Wheeler, de Stockdale, y un hernia
10 J. E. Wheeler.