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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-08
SOCIETY

a decision was reached ~ Inc
Center Township Home Economics
club 60 join the state federation OF
clubs after report given by Mrs.
George Phillips. the chairman Of
18th district OF federation clubs ON
the state convention OF the fedora
ton held 40 Indianapolis last monte.
The All day meeting which was held
at the home Of Mrs Verne CrOfOOt.
Deasl0W rd was attended by 50
members Tuesday A pot luck din
Ger was served at noon and the aft
srnoOu was occupied with business.
Jan. - the c.Uu members viii meet
81 the home O., Mrs Jay Indeman.
DcusIow I'd.
The regular meeting OF the Ia
hitha Girls OF the Zion Evangelical
church was held Monday evening
rt the Parish school Misses Esther
and LeOna Henning served as hos
tesses for the meeting which was
attended by 25 members Hostesses
for the next meeting which viii be
held Jan. viii be- Miss Kenny Mil
ler and Miss Gretchen Muessel.
a meeting of the officers and di-
rectOrs Of the ST. Joseph Hospital
Aid society was held Tuesday after
noon NJ the hospital. IN the reports
read during the business session 80
was announced that the sewing
committee had made 275 hospital
tray cloths and napkins during the
month Of November. Plans were
discussed for a general meeting TO
be held Friday. Dec. Il. at the 81
Joseph hail. NecdleWOrk viii Oc-
ha q. of
directors will take place at this
eime. Mrs. j. Bleck will serve as
chairman for the meeting and will
be assisted by Mrs. J. Hiss, Mrs. w.
s. Myers. Mrs. H. Probst and Mrs.
ID. Goshen A Christmas program 10
be PRESENTED by the pupils OF the
st Joseph school Will be a feature
Uf the meeting.
A most interesting paper was
read by Mrs. y. c.. Traver on THE
Fears OF Childhood" at a meeting
OF the Progress club, Tuesday aft
ernoOn. A chapter from your
Child Today and Tomorrow" was
read by Mrs. l. r. Greenan. At the
next meeting Of the department,
which will be held Jan. 4, Mrs
Fred Woodward will discuss Die
AFAAAS A0i AAAAluA en- anu u I aUEI Qll
''The Home Management of the BIG
Boy" Will be given BY Mrs. +. s.
Webster.
An afternoon sewing for bazaar
20 be given by the WOman's guild
% the St. James church Dec. II
was held by the guild members
Tuesday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. p. +. whitehall SO w Lastlle
Bv. At the close Of the afternoon
Tefreshments We're served by the
hostess whe was assisted by Mrs
George Bingham. The place OF
the next meeting which will be held
Dec. p has not been announced.
Election OF officers took place al
the regular meeting Of the Business
Women's Bible class Tuesday night
mt the Y. W. g. A Miss NJ Most
man was chosen president; Miss
Bernice Odell, vice president; Miss
Haslinger. secretary. Miss Matte
Eopps. treasurer and Miss Florence
Fowler and Miss laura Kreuger. ad-
Tisory committee. During the study
period. Miss Lamont, Bible instruc-
tor told the story OF the Tabernacle
rs 20 is given in the book OF Exodus
g. was announced that the class vii
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-08
BIRTHS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Arpasky 1923
West Ford street, daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Kazmirczak,
421 South Jackson street. son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Felix Degues, 1922
West Ford street. daughter.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-08
MARRIAGES LICENSES.

Samuel Flowers, South Bend to
Viola NJ. Koontz, South Bend.
Albert W. Stump, South Bend TO
Alllne Berger, South Bend.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-08
Personals

Mrs. Patrick O'Brien. w. Wash
ington St, has returned from Cal
ifOrnia.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-08

Chicken pie supper, soc. at West
minister church. corner Scott and
Lindsey SITS, Thursday. Dec. 9. Sup
per served from $3.50 to s. 9544-S
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-08

PURE CANDIES-GOOD FOOD
For growing children. Special prices
at The Phila beginning Wednesday.
Dec. g. The Phila.
9545-S-Advt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-08

ing is TO be held ia March the
place 90 Doe announced later.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-08
Nurse Association
Makes Monthly Report

Al the regular monthly meeting
of the Visiting Nurses association
the following report was submitted
The Lake County times., 1920-03-19
GEN. WOOD
OWNS LOTS
IN HAMMOND

Hammond folk, most OF them. are not
aware that one Of their fellow Taxpayers
is presidential candidate.
Step right up Hammoudites. and meet
Niajor General Leonard Wood. whose
Hammond taxes for 1920 amount to
SS5.95. Wood owns nine vacant lots in
the city. The property is held in his
vifo's name. but the general takes an
active interest in it as is evidenced by
q letter from him TO city Treasurer
Walter Bielefeld. The letter is a request
that the statement of taxes be mailed
To Mrs. Wood at New York. To which
the city treasurer replied that General
Wood need not worry over his taxes as
3hc city of Hammond was patriotic
enough 20 see that the property would
rot be sold and that he would not be
constrained 10 pay penalty. And Cen
oral Wood replied from Camp Funston,
Kan. some weeks later. expressing his
appreciation Of tho honor and faith
placed in him The holding have rested
iu the name Of Louisa a. Wood for over
a decade. Tho largest of the lots is
l20x6S feet. at the northeast corner Of
state Line ST. and Condit.
The Lake County times., 1920-03-19
WILD RUMORS OUT OF GERMAN
EFEAT FOR TREATY RESERVATIONS ARE EXPECTED TO-DAY
TROUBLED EUROPE

INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE
GERMAN NN-FoIIowin the col
inpsc of tho sbort-IiVed military re-
Eime at Berlin. the spnrtaciSts or
BOIshcVik sympnthi1crs. are Strug-
Cling TO establish soviet republic.
Many local sovfets have becB pro-
broken out In Berlin.
1IRKEH-AnfI-aIIi activities of
the Turkish nntIonaIiHts are re-
ported spreading throughout Asia
Minor. The British military forces
that formally occupied ConStantin-
military and political pcrSonnEes. a
critical situation exists in Thracc.
P0LAND-Thrrc are unconfrmed
reports TINT a soviet has been pro-
claimed in Poland.
RUssIs-Lcninc - reported to
have reached an agreement with
Cen. Dcnckin. the last remaining
BOIShcNik leader of consequence In
HuSsia.
GREAT BRITAIN-Premier Lloyd
George viii he asked in the house
Of commons on Monday IL the gov
ernment has been forcvarned of
new Sein Ecin re, oiution set for
April ; in ireland.
ITALN-ItnIy and JuEo slaNia are
stiii nt IogGcr-hcad~ over Adriatic
territory. especially Fiumc.
HIN CaRN-MiIitarist in control
and threatening Roumania.
The Lake County times., 1920-03-19
Price
Taken Up
By Police

well-Snown Hammond man. who is
said to have attempted to attack young
girl on Holman street. was arrested yes
torday afternoon by police of the Ham
mond Central station. He gave his name
rs William Price his age as farty-two.
occupation a lawyer. and address 200
Fort Wayne awe.
Price is held nj the eay jaH lie was
ARA gned before Judge 15otz ia the city
court this morning ana his bonds fixed
AZ S25o0 on the first charge Of assault
with intent To commit rape ard S20o on
the second charge. carrying a Iewd and
lascivious cast or plaque. There was no
rush of friends to sign his bonds and
in the opinion Of The police his life
wouldn't be worth a nickel II he were
released because Of the many friends Of
the girls father who have threatened to
get" Price lie viii he tried in the city
court Tuesday morning
According TO the girl aged sixteen, and
whose name is Intentionally suppressed
TO shield her she was followed yester-
day noon for a distance Of two or three
blocks by Price and arriving in the vicin-
ity Of the Biekor Bros coal Office on
Holman ST. Price lit is said. attempted
to seize her and succeeded in grasping
the girl by her shoulders.
Her screams brought number Of
people 10 her aid and Price ii is said.
fled The girl went home and immedi-
ately told her father who is a street
car conductor on the Hammond. Whit
ing & East Chicago line. what had taken
place. He notified police or Hammond
Central station and a warrant was is
sued for the arrest Of Price on a charge
Of assault 70 commit felony.
Officers Carlson and Warner and Police
Matron Pfoffer took Price into custody
at zoo Fort Wayne ave. where it is said
he was rooming.
In his pocket was found q bronze
rlaque two by four inches The design
contains the figures of two persons and
ander the statutes of Indiana il may be
described as a lewc End obscene object.
II Price is found guilty OF carrying or
having in his possession an object pro-
hibited By state statutes. and according
20 Deputy Prosecutor Grifith tho bronze
momento which was found on thf pris-
cncr comes under the prohibition. then
he may be nned up to 5000 and sentenced
to six months.
The more serious charge gainst Price
that of intended rape, carries upon CON
yiction n sentence Of from , to il years
and me MP to $4,000.
Many character witnesses are being
rounded UP by the prosecution. Among
them will be many mothers whose chill
dren it is intimated have been threat
enod and wheedled and followed by the
accused. The case promises to be one
Of the most lurid tried in the city court
IN many months Public sentiment in
the neighborhood OF the young girl
~ hom it is alleged Price attempted to
intimidate is at high pitch and the city
court room this morning was filled with
friends and acquaint ances Of the parents
Of the girl.
The Lake County times., 1920-03-19
GRAHAM MAKING
WHIRL WIND CAMPAI
Friends of Hammond Man
Point Out Why He Should
Be the Next Sheriff.

The official announcement OF Joseph
Graham. one Of the strongest contend
ers in the race for The republican nom
iuatjon for sheriff and The FIRST cam
didate to come o4t in the open last
san appears in another column OF this
paper
Without single man IN county Of
fee at Crown Point. friends OF Mr.
Graham insist that Hammond IS iogi-
cally entitled TO one county office and
that he is the man to Mi that office.
Mr. Grahan's canvass has taken him
all over Lake county from one end
To- the other and il has been whirl-
wind canvass. He found strong sup
porters who believe that his voluntary
two years army service both in this
country and iu France. after seeing
The Lake County times., 1920-03-19
TURKS RALLY
AGAINST ALLIES
LlMIERNAIIoMAL NEMs sERvIcEI

LONDON, March l9-Turkish Nat-
ionalist opposition to the allies is
spreading throughout Asia Minor, sc-
cording TO reports from cnstsntinple
today Bands of Turkish nationalist
troops cut telegraph wires leading
from Constantinopie
The war office confirms that tho
British and other allied troops now
occupy Constsntinople. have arrested
thirty Turkish military and political
leaders Among the prisoners are
Essad Pasha. one of the main chiefs
OF the uattonalists (anti-aliied4 army.
and Mohammed pasha. former Turk
ish war minister.
The Lake County times., 1920-03-19
Ruhr District Is
Great Danger Spot
IINTERHATIoNAL NEWS SERVICE

The Ruhr district Of Western Prussia
containing great coal fields and rich in
dustrial centers. has become the danger
spot in Germany today Open warfare
is reported to have broken out there be
tween the Spartacists and troops and
violent battles have taken place. ac-
companied by heavy casualties
Armed workers supporting the Spar
tacists' movement continue their strug-
gle against the troops elsewhere and the
number or local soviets procIa aimed iii
the industrial and agricultural regions
is increasing.
The constitutional government headed
by President Friedrich Ebert is expect
Cd 10 be established ~ Berlin within the
next day or two, but il is likely that
= re-org gauization Of the cabinet will b.
necessary to 9lacate the Independent
Socialists who are demanding the dis
missal Of Minister Of Defense Gustav
Noske.
The National Assembly has been sum
moncd TO meet in Berlin Monday 70 take
constitutional mca sures to deal with the
situation.
No further fighting has been reported
from Berlin since late Thursday, when
he retiring revolutionary troops fred
on the crowds near the Adlon hotel, kill
ing a score or more. This shooting was
done BY the Baltic brigade (the IRON
diyision). which had been supporting
the fallen Yon Kapp-Yon Luettw1tz
regime.
Reports or fresh casualties continue
70 be received from all parts OF Ger
many.
IT is estimated that already more than
1000 persons have been killed in hghting
and that twice that number have been
wounded.
The Baltic troops. whose rifles and
bayonets had lifted Won Kapp and Won
Luettwifz into power last SATURDAY,
we're still in 2 defiant mood when they
left Berlin and their future actions can
not be foreseen. They are now back In
their barracks al Doeberitz.
There is no confirmation of reports
that Won kapp and Won LuettVitz have
committed suicide and they are doubted
The wherea bouts IF both were not re-
vealed after their fl ghL
The Lake County times., 1920-03-19
HERE'S NEW WAY
TO STOP A CAR

Ever have a street car whiz past
you as you were anxiously waiting IN
the rain to ride home?
Well here is a new way to persuade
refractory motormen to stop Simply
punch your umbrella walking stick or
anvthing handy through one Of the
windows and when the car is stopped
10 find the guilty party, just step
right on. pay your fare and at the
anne time settle for the broken glass
u beats walking through the rain.
This remarkable discovery was made
last night by II. .. Anderson, is
Waltham st. Hammond.
II claim no credit for the discovery. :"
said Mr.. Anderson today. Tt was
purely accidental"
He says that he and lady friend
were waiting in the Majestic restau-
rant at the corner Of State and Hoh-
man SITS, for the car which was to
take them 70 the south part of town.
j. was raining. i was also 1 o'clock
The coming car Was to be the last
one south that night. Presently the
car turned the corner and he and his
companion hurried out to board it.
They crossed the street in front OF it
and as the motorman seemed to ignore
the signals to stop. Anderson tried TO
tap on the vestibule window with his
umbrella as it passed him
He tapped too hard. The glass was
broken but the effect was satisfac-
tory. The car which had been gain
ing headway. stopped short Out came
the crew as Anderson boosted his
friend aboard IT was a long srgu-
ment he says. but instead OF arrestfng
him on the spot the carmen finally
agreed to take his fare. haul him to
the destination and take chance on
his promise to call at headquarters
and pay for the window.
The Lake County times., 1920-03-19
BY =. BART CAMPBELL

tsTAFF CORRESPONDENT I. N. SERVICE
WASHTNCfTON. March 1s-At tHs
end Of four months OF attempts To
match up compromised trnitless
.neech-makins. Of conferences and OF
roHtieal jockeying-the senate was
confronted today with precisely the
anne situation that it Jared on Nov
~ when the peace treaty OF Nersall-
les went down TO defeat.
A SECOND DEFEAT.
4 second defeat for the treaty with
, coalition Of -irreconciaoles," and al
rsinistratiou Democrats again voting
against ratification. was regrded as
tasvitable BY leaders OF all factions in
the long drawn out. bitterly contested
fight that started weeks before Presi-
dent Wilson presented the treaty TO
- senate on July TO- last
MUCH oRAToRV HEARD.
anal burst OF oratorical ryrofech-
ncs will precede the vote on the res
olrtion of ratification embodying the
I.odrs reservations. which, though re-
written. Senator Hitchcock. Of Neb-
raska. the administration treaty
-lsnager. and his adherents, stjH re-
fuse to accept.
COULDN'T HEAD THEM OFF
At the end of another battle which
Continued from page one.)
The Lake County times., 1920-03-19
LUETTW|Tz
REPORTED
AS KILLED
Leaders of Revolt All Said to
Have Fled Following Collapse
Of Regime.
BULLETIN.

INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE
LONDON. March 1D-Now that ths
outside world has an opportunity to
sec with reasonable cIearRess the de-
Nelopments which attended the sAer-
lived revolutionary government in Re1-
lin. outstanding feature was n
number Of uncOnnrmed and unfoundeA
reports thnt poured out or GerMarS
and the other European news center
This was not unduIy remarkable. how
ever. in view of the excited frame Of
public mind in Central Europe over the
possibilities involved In the Geruan
sifustion. similar avalanche usually
accompanies amy great and sen.ationaI
uphcaVaI.
The Lake County times., 1920-03-19
SAYS SKY WILL
Be THE LIMIT
IINTERNAIioN4L sEws sERyIcEl

CHICAGO. March f9.-The sky will be
the limit on the prices food dealers in
Illinois Will be permitted 20 charge after
April L according TO the present outlook
Blaming the government for indifference.
Mai. A \ SpraEue. Ill. and Mrs. Joseph
IT Ro~en, heads Of the state fair price
commission. have resigned. ii vas an
Jounced today. This virtually means
the collapse Of the comm ssion. Mai.
sprague declared that the backing given
the commission 10 wage the aEht against
IN prices was wholly inadequate and
y ould NOT permit Of success.
The Lake County times., 1920-03-19
tBULLETIN)

INTERNATIONAL NEWS sEhNILEI
WASHINGTON, March 19.-No Eer1-
Gus financial disturbances Will arise from
the German revolution, Secretary of the
Treasury Houston predicted this after
noon. He stated that advioes Indicated
that the international financial situation
win not be permanently affected by the
revolt.
The Lake County times., 1920-03-19

THE HAGUE. March I9-seventy
persons have been killed and 40
wounded in lighting befwen armed
workmen and troops nt EIbcrfcId. in
RheniSh PrusSia, according To advices
from that region this afternoon.
Open syarfarc has dcN eioped between
the SpartacistS and troops in the min
ing district of W eStern Prussia. Num-
erouS pitched battles arc reported TO
have taken place in the mining and
Industrial region Of Rhcni~h Prussia.
The Lake County times., 1920-03-19
FRANK MASON

STAFF CORRESPONDENT l. n sEEyIcEl
hFHll-N, March ls ?. m-Rumors
ale current thst Cen Baron Non Luett-
- toiii'el commander OF the reFol-
e.e,, ~. I,os...'i. 1. IT, haS oeeh sho
nro,.1,i,,,ea ,e,,,'.,1e,,.1 ,''e
sa 49, ro,,osta,. - - -
T -. s9,,. tiot.
of the revolutionary regime
Jews .TT..t.rn
a-..-ear,.f.a ,,l.-'...E,i'.
r.,a - , o''
s4.a,.,.,
-o"uS an"
is reported That tae Communists
deas have sDlt among themselves.
sfs ni7s he Spartacist menace. How
'sef ioeai SoEts eounet.S already haze
's '44s4ea ln number OF Su-
HHt's
EBERT NOT TO RETIaN VET.
f. Il expected that the eovernmen.
s. AIDED BY President Friedrich Ebert
r ret return from Stuttgart until
II lrday. o7 account Of dangers from
Communist sources. President Ebert
sad % Le planning a nex cabinet
The Lake County times., 1920-03-19
III T.IETTN.

INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERvICEl
BERLIN. March f9-Thc Spartacists
arc mRItreatInE troops md hnve sus-
pended their cooperation with Bauer
chancellor Of tho Ebert governmeBD
pending proof TINT he will carry out
the Communist demand~.
The Lake County times., 1920-03-19
NJ IIETIN.

INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE
BER1.IN, March 1S-5 y, Ten per-
sons were reported to have been Kill
ed and twenty wounded in lighting
between spartacists and troops in front
of the Adion Hotel today.
The constitutional national assembly
has been summoned to meet in Berlin
Monday.
The Lake County times., 1920-03-19
IN HANDS
OF u. S. MARSHAL
yLsIgsNAIIonAL NEWS SERVICE

Capiases for the arrest OF the 125 coal
miners and operators and miners in
dicted a week ago by a special fed
erzl grand jury here for alleged con-
spIrscy TO restrict the production OF
coal today arc in the hands Of q. S..
Marshal Marx storen Although arr
rests We're nor expected" today MI.
Storen said there may he "devslop-
The Lake County times., 1920-03-19
WILL VOTE
IN SENATE ON
LEAGUE PACT
After -Four Months of Political
JOCkeying Showdown on
League Comes This pm.
fRULLETIn
Ez J. BART CAMPBELL.

fsrAF- CORRESPONDENT / N. SERVICE
WASHINGTON. March 1e.-AoeepV-
snce of the Lodge reservations BY the
nations auied or associated with the
united states in the world war was made
a condition OF ratification OF the peace
treaty By the senate this afternoon
An amendment offered by Senator
Lodge, the Republican leader. 20 the
enactins clause, or preamble, of the
,esolutIon Of ratification by which the
nations involved may give silent assent
70 tn. reservations, was adopted without
a roll call.
The Lake County times., 1920-03-19
The Latest
NeuS From
Germany
BULLETIN.

INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE
LONDON, March ia dispatch from
Cologne to the Times today said that
a German newspaper in Cologne has
printed tho uncOpfrmed rumor that
Gen. Won LuettVvitz has committed
suicide.
The Lake County times., 1920-03-19
nII.I.ETIN.

INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE
COPENH AGEN. March 1g-After -
hours of fighting between soldiers. stu
dents and vvorkmcn TNieI. during
which many were Killed and wounded.
ADMIRAL LevetzOw agreed TO resign,
said dispatch from TINT city today.
The Lake County times., 1920-03-19
U. S. EFFORTS TO
SETTLE STRIKE FAIL
INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE

NEW AOkh. March l9-AII eH0rts
by the government to settle the strike
Of 800 Iongshoremen and allied work
ers 5n dozen Eastern ports wore
abandoned today. The federal wage
adjustment commission headed hy w.
a Ripley held three hour confer
ence today with snip owners and Ssrsk
ers. but fafled 10 arrange s compfo-
mise.
The Lake County times., 1920-03-19

his medical practice all shot TO pieces
by his absence from the country en-
titles him to the nominate lie has
always been one of the most active
republican workers in the county and
as strong a fighter for other repubii-
can nominees as he has been for him
self and his regularity ON all party
questions IS another claim he has on
the shrievalty nomination.
Friends of Mr. Graham and those
who are putting in their best licks for
him point out that Lake county needs
a sheriff Of undoubted physical cour-
age and unquestioned fearlessness. It
is we'll known that he is man of that
type and calibre.
AR Graham is making great race
for the nomination and his priority in
the field has added strength to his
canvass There are many who predict
that in the unprecedented race for
sheriff this year he viii be first under
the wire.
The Lake County times., 1920-03-19
Physical
Director
May Die
Well Known East Chicago
Instructor Sustains Skull
Fracture From Taxicab.
BULLETIN)

low a. the time of going to press and
the doctors do not expect him to live.
The Lake County times., 1920-03-19
SAYS HE WAS EXAMPLE.

He dwelt especially on the excellent
example which Judge GiiIetts life had
set: of the careful and painstaking
manner in which he had first fitted
himself for his profession; how he had
constantly kept UP this educational
process, always keeping abreast the
best men OF his line. His efficiency
and the thorough manner in which
every detail of his work was attended
to particularly drew the commentator
of the pastor.
A number OF beautiful vocal selec-
tlons were rendered by Mr. and Mrs.
Georges, the singers who are assisting
Evangelist Newlin in the revival SER
vices at the church. Pail bearers were
v. s. Reiter. w. J. McAleer. Law
renee Cox, J. X. Stinson. George
Sheerer and L. I. Bombcrger.
In honor of Judge Gillett, all Of the
courts of Lake county will adjourn
Monday forenoon and a meeting Of
members Of the bar will be hold in
Room L. Of the Hammond superior
court. This win be in the nature of a
testimonial meeting at which the
work Of the deceased jurfst viii be
reviewed and incidents OF his carce.
recalled.