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Imperial Valley press., 1920-12-09
WIFE OF CONDEMNED
MAN GETS DIVORCE
(By Associated Press)

DENVER, Dec. George Bosko,
is to be hanged next Saturday at the
state penitentiary al Canon City.
His wife. Josephine Bosko. obtained
an interlocutory divorce today under
the law granting divorces when the
husband has been convicted of a
felony.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-12-09
PRESIDENT-ELECT
BACK AT HIS DESK
BY Associated Press

MARION, Ohio, Dec. 9. - Presi-
dent-elect Warren G. Harding is back
at his desk working his way through
accumulated mail. He is trying to
get in touch with Frank r. Willis,
who has been named to succeed him
in the senate, and discover whether
the latter is ready to qualify now be-
fore he accepts the offer of Governor
Cox to cooperate in naming Willis
if Harding resigns.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-12-09
80 MOROS KILLED
(By Associated Press)

MANILA, Dec. 9. - Thirty Moros
were killed on the Susu islands in a
battle with the Philippine consta-
bulary, growing out of efforts to en-
courage education of the children,
said official advices from the COVER
nor of olo.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-12-09
SIR P[UNkETT
SAYS TRUCE
HOPELESS
JUST NOW
British Embassy Refuses to
Wise Passports of Special
Committee to Investigate
Irish Question; Mrs. Mac
Swiney before Committee
CBy Associated Press)

LONDON. Dec. 9.-Prcsped.s
cf an Irish truce, which was last
night regarded as having receded
almost out CT sight, have been
revived, according to the Daily
Mail, as result of private in
terview between MOnsignOr Pat
rick Joseph Clune, Bishop OF
Porth, and David Lloyd George
yesterday.
The Mail quoted the premier as
saying: prospects for settlement
are much brighter than they appear
on the surface"
Imperial Valley press., 1920-12-09
BITTER FINDERS IN
IRELAND TO FIGHT

WASHINGTON, Dec. 9-PropOrr-
ents of Ireland of the Irish republic
are, resolved that England shall have
no peace and the world shall have no
peace until the republic is recogniz-
ed," Mrs. Muriel MacSwiney declar-
ed today before the committee of 100
investigating conditions in Ireland.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-12-09
AIR MAIL SERVICE
3y AsSOCiated PreSsl

WASHINGTON, Dec. Air mail
ard PASSENGER service between Ma
Mia and other large ports in the
Philippine islands is to be inaugural
cd the first of the year by the war
department, which announced today
the purchase of five seaplanes for the
navy department. The flying person
mel will consist of 30 officers of the
Philippine national guard.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-12-09

A certain territory on the coast of
Peru has been set aside by the gov
,ernment in the belief that American
machinery and methods will set an
example in the raising of cotton, su-
gar and cocoa. :
Imperial Valley press., 1920-12-09
Weather

Southern Califor-
nia-Tonight. and
Thursday f a j T
W i t h light to
heavy frost in the
interior in mora
ing.
Arizona Fair
and colder.
Imperial Valley
Fair with prob
able frost in the
morning.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-12-09
CUT MEMS WAGES
nv Associated Pr

KNOXVILLE, Ten. Dee!n9. - The
Tennessee Copoer company and the
Dicktown Suluhur Copper e Iron
company. both large cooper mining
operations at Copper Hill. announced
wage reductions of 10 per cent
Imperial Valley press., 1920-12-09

To carry on its CAMPAIGN for the
election of officials favorable to labor
cost the A. F. of L. only $4,000, ac-
cording to reports. The claim is
made that $50 enemies of labor" have
been defeated. t
Imperial Valley press., 1920-12-09
REFUSE WISE OF
PASSPORTS

y @WASINGTUN,-D Dec. 3. = The BTU
ish embassy today refused to wise the
passports of the special committee
from the commission Of inquiry en-
conditions in Ireland to visit Ireland
and study the conditions first hand.
This means the committee will not be
allowed to visit Great Britain.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-12-09

New York police have been assign
ed to stop motor vehicles on the street
and examine them, sending those in
need of repairs to atgarage and Civ
ing certificates of good condition to
the others. .
Imperial Valley press., 1920-12-09

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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-18
DEMOCRATIC MEET
AT TWO SCHOOLS
Committee Announces Rally
at Franklin and Kaley
Schools.

Two school building meetings and
two county meetings are scheduled
by the democratic committee for
Tuesday night Prominent local att
torneys have been secured TO address
the various meetings
The TWO meetings. scheduled for
South Bend viii be he'd I'm the
Franklin and Haley school buildings.
The county meetings viii be held IN
Walkerton and LydIck. RalIh y.
Smith, of Laporte, will address the
meeting at Walkerton which will be
held in the Link theater. The Ly-
dick meeting viii be held I'm the
Woodman hall and viii be addressed
by Isaac Kane Parks. of Mishawaka
and J. l. Higgins, Of Notre Dame.
Otis ROmine and Roland Oben-
chain have been secured by the COM
mittee to address the voters at the
Franklin meeting while Judge Gil
mer viii be the principal speaker
at the Haley meeting Various ar
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-18
AUDITORIUM.

J. Warren kerrigan, one Of the
screens best known stars. Is being
featured IN The Green Flame at
the Auditorium today. This picture
is the first one produced by this
popular star at the head of his own
company, and is thrilling drama
of mystery crooks and adventure
In which "a detective plays an i'm
pOrtant part a two-reel Mack
Sennett comedy called The Cling
ham Girl" with funny Charles
Murray and inimitable Louise Ia
zenda, and the Topics of the Day
are also on this bill. The program
will be repe .-ed tomorrow The
High and Dizzy" lays claim 10 be
IL is the first OF the famous Harold
Lloyd special twO-reel comedies OF
n higher type Of screen fun. Never
an imitator. always original and
able 20 perform the old stunts in
a new way, make this king OF fun
sters an idol 10 millions of men.
women and children. 1t is doubt
full whether Harold Lloyd Will ever
make another comedy as funny
and original as High and Dizzy"
His popularity has increased in
leaps and bounds within the past
year and he really made Bebe
Daniels. II was Harold Lloyd who
put this now famous actress in pic
lures and she was seer in many
comedies with him. While Bebe
Daniels was appearing with Lloyd
IN comedies She was planning to
leave him and become "a star in her
own right, and everyone thought
his popularity would drop at once.
But it seems Bebe, the beautiful,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-18
THEATERS



HumorCsque "A picture version
~ Fannie Hur~.s famous STORY.
opened weeks engagement at the
oliver theater playing % packed
houses sh afternoon and evening.
Tho story concerns the kantors. "a
poor Jewish lamI1y living pa The
lower f.et side OF Sew I0rS CITY.
The house hold consists Of Aorlu1m
kaHtnr. his wife and eight children.
u la Tho seventh birthday az Leon,
ore ~ ibc children and his 1Ithl-
plans 20 take him 20 toy shop
and uay him a present. Seekins
his son who is playing M the
street .e arrives ir time 20 dispense
a. group cf urch.us attacking Leon
and bis little playmate Gina Gins
ber. Arriving az the shop Leon
wants nothing bat $500 violin
and his father had planned 20 spend
not more than one dollar on him.
Leon VIII have no other present
and goes home crying 90 his mother,
who sympathized with her son and
declares her prayers have been an
sWcrcd and that she has at last
"a musician son. When the rest of
tho family are occupied she steals
out and buys tho violin. Fifteen
years later, Lean is n recognized
genius all over the world. He has
played before eager audiences in
both Europe and America. Abroad
ne has met Gina GinsberR again
and she is a beautiful woman. Their
child love blossoms into the love
Of the man for the woman. Leon
returns TO New York and gives a
Torrance and Leon is given a huge
whole east side turns out for the per
ular priCcs-fOr his own people. The
concert in the biggest thcatcr no pop
ovation. It is just at the time Of
Americans entrance into the war.
The excited manager OF the thcater
offers Leon am engagement Of fifty
nights al $4,000 a performance, but
Leon shows him his enlistment card.
he is a soldier now. He parts tend
erly with his mother and With Gina.
Overseas he is wounded sevcrly in the
left shoulder When he is once more
i'm New York in the hospital. the
surgeon tells him he Will never be
able to play the violin again. Dis
charged from the hospital he sits at
home mOrOse and silent. Gina comes
10 him begging him 10 marry him.
lie refuses and brushes her from
him roughly-so roughly that she
faints I'm the doorway. Leon rushes
forward and takes her i'm his arms,
while his father and mother hurried
I'm. While they are bringing Gina
TO. he suddenly becomes conscious
that ne has used his supposedly use
less left arm. Perhaps nc can play
again. He timidlv takes his violin
and. while his loved ones listen. an
xously plays "Humoresque' with the
touch of q master. This photOplay
is real life. faithfully portrayed. II
has an intense appeal 20 the heart
eQualled by few works Of literature.
During the run at the oliver, con-
tinuous performances Will be given
each cay starting At one o'clock.
TACATJE
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-18

Mansfield make a wonderful pair
W lovers in "A Wonderful Chance. +"
story of romance and adventure
being shown today ar the LaSaIle.
But she Thought he was am earl.
while he knew that be- was only an
.mpcriectly reformed burglar with
prison term behind him o. Brieu
hHs played opposite Ethel Barry
more Elsie Ferguson Mary Pick
ford. Norma Talmadge Marguerite
Clark and Margaret Ellington on
th. stage and screen. while Hiss
Mansfield rose 90 fame Via the
mas -1zinc cover. She has been
Foi.les Eirl Midnight Froiic
GIRL and the leading lady for
Lionel Barrymore and Max Under.
The Fortune Teller" dramatic
Offering with Marjorie Bambeau as
the star. is tomOrrow's attraction.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-18

t.cles OF the League Of Nation-
which are the cause of considerable
discussion wll Dee explained by the
speakers as wei as other national
and state issues.
Preparations for The Samuel RAJ
s-on netting in the high school
audit0rlu5 Thursday night are now
under way by the dem ocra-ic COM
mitree. The former governor viii be
the principal speaker He is well
known in South Bend and the an
nouncemert Of his coming 10 this
city won the approval Of his many
friends -n South Bend who are cag-
or 20 hear the well known speak
er's views on the political issues Of
the day.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-18

Vacant lot wanted. c. l.. Guthrie,
f23 j. VI. =. Bldg. 9293-Advt-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-18

IASAII.E.
Eugene O'Brlen and Martha
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-18
WANTS TO KNOW
WHEN KLINE IS
GOING TO RAID
Indignant Citizen Accuses the
Chief Of Police Of Pro-
tecting Vice.

When sill chief Of Police Kline
carry out Tho order of Mayor Car
son relative 90 Che arrests Of houses
~ prostitution in south Bend.
The foregoing question has placed
many citizens in South Bend in "a
quaudary according 20 % letter re-
cciycd ty the Ncws-TIues from "a
prominent citizen After confer
.nce between Mayor Carson and
chief Kline ON OCT. I, the mayor
.rdcrcd the chief Of police % clean
ont all houses OF prostitution I'm the
business section % the city
According 20 the arrest reports
10 police headquarters there is no
record ~ Inmates Of houses Of pros
tturon being arrested. However,
ft is known thaat Asst Chief Cassi-
dy has taken a.detail Of police Of
Ulcers on raldiug parties several
times since the order was issued by
Mayor Carson but no record OF any
arrests being made as the result of
The raids are on file at the police
station
Kline Knows Nothing.
Whether tho assistant chief of
police acted under the order OF
Chief Kline is not known AMI the
chief refuses 70 talk on the ques-
tions but did state at The time of
his conference with the mayor that
there were no houses of prostitution
iu the Cty 20 best of his knowledge.
However. 30 is alleged that there
are several places OF questionable
reputation operating within several
hundred feet Of the city hall as well
as several other questionable room
lng houses in the center Of the city.
Following is the letter received by
the News Times:
some time ago The News
Times printed q statement made
by Mayor Carson 10 Peter Kline.
chief OF police. instructing the
head Of the rolice department 20
arrest all houses Of prostitution
in the business section of the city.
According 20 the statement made
by MAYOR carson he informed the
chief OF police that he was ignor-
ant Of any houses OF questionable
reputation in the city. At the
same time the chief of police in
formed the mayor that 10 the best
Of his knowledge the city was
free from vice but did admit that
il was possible that there might
be several questionable resorts in
cOAIn btlO-
II the writer Is correctly in
formed the mayor instructed Chief
Kline 10 arrest inmates OF all
houses OF prostitution i'm the city.
As yet 7 have failed 10 see any
record in the newspapers Of the
arrests being made in compliance
with the mayors order. The
statement from the republican
mayor that he was ignorant OF
any vice I'm South Bend seems 10
bear out the old saying that ig-
norance is bliss" not only with
the republican, administration in
this city but with the entire re-
publican party. especially in it's at
titude towards the League Of Ma
tions. T am not the only one In
South Bend that is in a quandary
MS the result OF the Mayors order
but there ars many other citizens
iu this city that are wondering If
the chief Of police viii abide by
the instructions Of the City's eX-
ccutive. and if the honorable may
or is as ignorant as he processes
20 be-'
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-18
NOTIC y

The regular dances at The Hotel
Oliver viii nc held every Tuesday
and saturday nights. music furn-
ishcd by Hotel Oliver orchestra. di-
rcCtcd by j. G. Stein. The cOuvCr
charge for the dances i - cents
per person. Dancing Gig o'clock
The Hotel Oliver orchestra furnishes
music for dinners every evening.
Also sunday in the cafe, from $50
20 . each evening.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-18

Boys So Sweaters S1.94
Little Boys Suits S7.94
BOYS 81 BlOuScs G7C
Boys SOC Stockings sec
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-18
CASTIE.

A thrilling drama OF wartime
with the accompaniment Of spies.
diplomatic intrigue and love is
Under Northern Lights. which Is
toddys bin az the Castle Virginia
Fair tthe fair Virginia. is the star
Of the production Tomorrow the
Castle viii offer Eugene O'Brieu
and Martha Mansfield in an adven-
Chance 90
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-18

!! o. I'VE r
7 0 D AY
AND ALL THIS WEEK
Matinee 25c and 35c, plus tax.
Evening 25c and SOC, plus tax.
T o D A )

The strident
din Of n c W
York s seething
Ghetto. attuned
to the eternal
laughter in hui
man h c arts
= X = x that 3
"Humoresque."
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-18

A sensational and thrilling six-reel suspense
tectives. DON'T MISS THIS FIRST CHI
IN HIS GREATEST PICTURE.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-01-14
ySsaSsEgY u "a sssf {. Y:
sks!sNmsY HHV SssXlANHST ~
THREATENED SUICIDE
AND ASKS FOR PARS0M

Paul Shockey. prisoner in the
jail at Chambersburg, Pa, announ-
ced loudly the other day that he
was going to commit suicide and
demanded that preacher be
brought to him. No preacher was
brought him. I. has not commit
ted suicide. ShocKoy set fro 10 bed
clothing in the Hagerstown jail
some months ago while he was a
prisoner there. He was later sent 10
the State Insane Hospital at Sykes
vile. He Is held at Chambersburg
on charge Of riding blind bag
gage on Cumberland Valley Rail-
road train A commission passed on
his sanity and he has been confined
in a Pennsylvania Asylum.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-01-14
SHEPHERD COLLEGE
here FRIDAY NIGHT
VIII Meet High School At This
Y. M, c. A.

This coming Friday night Capt
Thornberg OF the high school quint
will lead hism en- into fray with the
strong Shepherd College i've on
the "Y" gym floor. II Is under
stood that the Jefferson county
bunch is composed Of older and
more experienced men, set accord
ing to rumor there is fear In their
camp o. ,he snappy little team rep
resenring the high school.
In the recent trip to Washington,
the local qulnt dropped two games
and bagged one. Yet they were up
against the fastest teams in the
prep school circles o. he south.
However, in all these games they
displayed a spirit that is going to
be hard for the teams in this Sec
tion to meet. 1t IS therefore ex-
peoted that the high school boys
will annex another victory this Fri
day night.
As preliminary games to the reg
ular Aigh school game. there will
be two short period games, both oc-
cupying less than one regular g3me,
between the interviewer depart
ments and the b. & o. and Dunn
Woolen Mills. These industrial
teams have been playing series
in an industrial league organized by
Physical Director Harris of the Y
and there is much interest center.
ing about these games. SO far the
b. &. .. hoa SENS to have the drop
on the matter, but the other teams
are fast coming into good form.
The high school team has split
fifty-ffty on the season having won
from Old Dominion Academy and
Alexandria High and lost to Epis-
copal Academy and Washington
Tech. Hence Capt. Thornberg and
his men are going INFO the remain
der of the season with "a determine
tion to win every game on the
schedule from now on.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-01-14
"VlELED WOMAN" \
AT WlLLlAMSP0RT

Williamsport has a yelled wom-
an" again. Several years ago my
sterious black figure preambulateds
the streets after night creating
some alarm. but the identity Of the
prowler was finally established.
For a week another prowler, garb,
ed in black and wearing a closely.
drawn veil was seen on side streets
and around the old Western Mary.
land depot
Whether Il Is a man or woman Is
not known. but the prowler's iden-
tlty was nearly discovered Satur.
day night when some boys corner.
ed the figure at the old depot. When
their numbers increased to about
thirty the boys drove the prowler
out and across field amidst 4
shower of stones. Several pistol
shots were fired after the ueeina
figure.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-01-14

pure yellow mustard, together with
other pain relieving ingredients is
just as hot but quicker. cleaner
and moro effective and cannot
blister.
When your throat is sore, when
you have pleurisy. bronchitis or a
pain-shootinc chest cold you can
get speedy and lasting relief with
this most effective preparation be-
cause heat eases pain. Every drug
gist has it--S0 and 60 cents.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-01-14

uSeu ITO gem
erations for
soreness, in.
fam ma tiun.
congestion and
swellinRs with
most excellent
results but
It blistered
Heat ca ses
pain q n Il
Begy' Musta.
rine made OF
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-01-14
RNMENT CLERK

(ANTED-Six young ladies who
vrite we'll and spell correctly for
Pity Directory canvass. Apply
'wn handwriting. r. L. Polk &
Company, Room 4 Journal Build
hns. K5O.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-01-14

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas j. Brown.
OF 203 South High street. have NOV
ed TO Lancaster. Pa. where they
will make their future home.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-01-14
YELLOW MUSTARD FOR
SORE THROAT. TOMSILITIS

Old fashioned remedies are often
the best, yellow Mustard In the
form of plaster or poultice, has
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-12-10
SCALES CONFIsCATBD, IS;
NUMBER CONDEMNED, 60

The report of the state department
Of weights and measures for Noyem
Der, issued Tuesday, shows a total
of 1853 scales, weights and meas
ures inspected during that period.
The state had six inspectors in the
field during the month, D. o. Down
ing, B. w. Gaisford, l.. L. Snow, c. F
Spring. William Lemay and J. W.
Anderson. who visited altogether 1874
cities in the state during November
and 348 palces of business, travelling
2,419 miles. Two Of the inspectors
devoted their entire time to motor
vehicles work.
Scales, weights and measures ap
proved numbered 1,103, with pre-
vious total Of 1922, making 2,725
inspected up to the present time. The
number of scales. weights and meas
ures adjusted totalled 50, previous
to November 1903. making a grand
total of 172; number condemned 81
previous to November SO, making a
total of SO; number confiscated 8
previous to November s, making a
total of 10. This makes the total
for the month, 1,211. The prev ous
total was 1853, giving grand total
Of 1919.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-12-10
protection and administration of the

protection and administration of the
national forests.
The announcement Of the estab-
lishment of the new district is made
at the Portland Office almost simulta-
neously with the news from Wash
ington that the president has author
ICED an inter-departmental comm ttee
to coordinate federal activities in
Washington having to do with Alas
ka. Mr.. Waha brought out the point
that the forest service was in entire
accord with the idea of the inter-
departmental Alaska committee In
Washington and that this move is
considered as the most important one
yet made by the government to cor
relate it's efforts to develop the ter
ritory OF Alaska. e. A. Sherman, as
sociate forester of the forest service.
who spent some time in Alaska, rep
resents the Department of Agricul-
ture on the new Alaska committee.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-12-10
NO AIR MAIL SERVICE
YET BETWEEN OLYMPIA
AND NATIONAL CAPITAL

Mail service by or may be operat-
ing in eastern portions of the United
States, but according to the Public
Service Commission of this state the
comm ssion will be satisfied for a
while yet with the service rendered
by railroads. However, officials OF
the Interstate Commerce Commission
at Washington, D. c.. are perhaps
under the impression that Washing
ton has air service.
A letter received through the gov
ernor by the Public Service Commits
son from the Interstate Commerce
Commission dated November 30tn
and stating petition has been filed
by the Spokane and British Columbia
Railroad company operating In Ferry
county of this state asking for certi-
ficate to be allowed to discontinue
their service. reads that the Public
Service Commission of this state must
have any objections which they may
find to this petition in the hands OF
the Interstate Commerce Commission
by Decembe 10 or that comm ssion
will take it for granted no objections
are found.
The Public Service Commission to
day wired the l. G, c. at Washington
D. c. asking for time and protesting