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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-26
Sen. NezOberry
And I34 Others
Tried Tuesday
Rv Associated Press :

BY Associated Press.
GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. Jan. %.
-Veniremen, witnesses and defen-
dants and a small legal army began
arriving here Sunday for the trial,
which opens in federal court Tues
day, Of United States Sen. Truman
ii. Newberry. and 134 others, charg-
ed with corruption, conspiracy and
fraud In the 1918 senatorial cleo
tion
Nearly 700 witnesses, it has been
estimated. viii be called by both
sides and the trial is expected to
extend into every detail.
In an effort to speed up the pro-
ceedings two venires consisting of
$50 names were drawn and ques-
tionnaire circulated by the court
served 10 eliminate all but 1876. who
were ordered TO report tomorrow.
Indications tonight were that a con
siderable number of these would
seek 20 be excused. Only q handful
of sIectators will be able 20 attend
the opening SESSIONS of the trial
owing 10 the limited capacity of the
court room, which had 10 be re-
arranged to accommodate the 135
defendants. an equal number Of We
niremen. the large array OF legal
talent and court attaches.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-26
FORM ORGANIZATION
To CHAMPION RIGHTS
nv Associated Trrss


NEN YORK. Jan. 25.-The form
alton of new organization 90 be
known as the American civil liberties
union Ito champion in the highest
courts the civil liberties rights of
persons and organizations" was an
uouuCed here sunday ri-ht by Prof.
Harry r. Ward of the Union Theo-
lo-igal seminary. who VIII head the
union Others who viii serve on tho
executive committee viii be Helen
Phelps Stokes. treasurer. Albert de
silver and Roger y. Baldwin Walter
NclIes is 10 bc chief counsel
On the national committee of the
neU organization are James II.
Maurer. president OF The Pcnnsyl-
vania state federation OF labor: Dun
can Mcdonald. president of the IL
linois state Federation of Labor.
Helen Keller. Morris Huluiy. Jane
Addams. Prof Robert Morse Lovert
and John Sayre.
The union. according 20 Prof
ward viii r-ht in the courts an att
tempts 90 violate The rights or free
s.cech. free press and peaceful as
semIlacc Tie added that it was pro-
posed to keep industrial struggles
I'm conformity with the constitution
OF the United states and of the sew
sraI states OF the union
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-26
WILL SANCTIFY JOAN
OF ARC NEXT MAY AT
ELABORATE CEREMONY

Ey Associated Press.
ROME. Jan. 25.-The ceremony Of
the sanctifcation of Joan OF Arc
viii bee performed next May with
great so'emnity. according TO an an
nouucemont today from the vatican.
Special quarters are being pre-
pared for French pilgrims who are
expected TO come 10y thousands for
the ceremony The pope has ap-
pointed special pontidCaI commits
sion 90 prepare for the ceremony.
headed hy Cardinals Casparri and
Merry del Val.
Tho sanctfcaton viii be preced-
ed uy several boautidCations. includ-
ing that of oliver Plunkctt. 18th
century archbishop OF Armagh and
Primate of ireland The ceremonies
are expected 90 Doe attended by a
large number of Irish pilgrims as
weI as hv Cardinal LoEue an the
Irish archrishops and bishops and a
great number of the Irish clergy
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-26
FRIENDS
HOLD MEETING
Chairman Sullivan Reports
That Sale of Bonds is
Satisfactory.

Bond subscriptions from Mayor
Carson. Rev John r. DeGroote and
Rev. r. J. Carroll were received
meeting of the Friends of Irish free
dom held In the Knights of Column
bus home. Joseph NJ. sullivan,
chairman Of the finance committee
presided. and reported that the sales
of bonds were very satisfactory
Samuel ]. Unger, one of the prin-
cipai speakers at the meeting made
stirring appeal for the freedom Of
all small nations. "I cannot help
but sympathize with the cause of
ireland" he declared "as their
cause is identical with so many OF
our American principles" lie also
stated that the Irish people of South
Bend were not active enough in pro-
noting the cause
Asks for Freedom.
Capt James J. O'Brien said "As q
! soldier and an American / ask the
American people 20 stand 10y us in
our 5.ork. We went 70 war foI' de-
mocracy and the freedom of small
natip 1aIues. and we want that
promise kept We must continue
canvassing for justice and righteous
ness. and ask that the republic of
ireland be recognized" He made
| q motion that was unanimously car
ried. that of making a permanent
/ record OF the history OF this drive
| upon which will be inscribed the
/ names of all those who bought bonds
/ or helped the drive.
Prof John ~ Cooney said. we
ask nothing for ireland but what is
right. what is pure Americanism He
made "a comparison of the positions
of the thirteen original colonies and
/ Ireland. declaring that the same
principles aCtuated both in declaring
/ their independence.
Edmund a. Wills told OF the beau
i tiful sentiments OF liberty expressed
| by Pres't Wilson and predicted that
/ they would be carried out He said
] the bonds were deposited i'm the Tn
\ ion Trust company in the name ot
/ Eamon DeValera-
/ Frank j Mccormick. a returned
soldier declared that ireland should
be given her freedom after zoo years
| OF oppression.
All People Help.
Rev. Cornelius HaCerty pointed
/ cut that the contributors were "a
/ many nationaIities and that their
sense Of justice was "a decided factor
| i'm helping the Irish cause. lie hop
ed that the help given hy Mr UnEei
I would be appreciated by the Irish
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-26
COAL AGREEMENT
MENACE TO j. 5.
Former Fuel Administrator
Garfield Says Compromise
Principles are UnSound.

BY Associated Press:
CHICAGO, Jan. 25.-Dr. II. A.
Garfield. former fuel administrator.
declares the compromise that ended
the coal strike 10 be "unsound in
principle and a menace to our insti-
Utions."
Dr. Garfield says.
The wages now paid 20 mine
workers are sufficient. The oppor-
tunity that should be the miners
cannot be secured merely by an in
crease ia wages"
Cites Wages.
In proof Dr Garfield cites the av-
erace or $3.50 per annum, earned by
The lowest paid miners working $50
DAYS in the year. while for 200 days
work the average miner in the b.tu-
minous field of Pennsylvaria. Ohio.
Indiana and Illinois earned $3.50 I'm
1915 and $1,000 last year. This IS
more by considerable sum than
the average net receipts Of The farm
or and many others who may or may
year"
The public ought not oe asked
20 pay more for Goa" emphasizes
the ex-fuel administrator. 'It IS
impossible to increase the wage Of
the mine workers without melting
the workers liz every other industry.
including the course agriculrure. GO
demand AN increase i'm wages. This
would send the cost of living upward
in a vicious spiral. which VIII ic the
end prove hurtfui of the working
man. The purchasing power OK the
dollar and not the numbe- OF dol
. lars received is the important factor
Public Biz sufferer.
The public Is the chief sufferer
when the capital and labor engaged
i'm the production OF commodities ne.
CONTINUED ON PAGE TWO.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-26
INFLU LUENZA CLAIMS Z VICTIf.[S SUND4
Borden Reports
Fe70 Vacancies
For Teachers

There are at present but II va
cancies in the teaching force Of the
South Bend schools composed OF APP
proNimately 400 teachers. according
10 the statement Of W. w Borden.
supelint ndent Of schools. who stat
cd sunday that he believed there
would be no trouble in filling these
places despite the scarcity of teach
ers throughout the state. Five ap-
Ilications. he said. had been filed
for places for the second semester.
There has been but one resigna-
tion since the application OF the
teachers for higher wages made last
week.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-26

WASIINGTD<. Jan. -l.--Eitumi-
nous coal production duriu- The
week ending Jan. ll was lf655.0o0
tons tn. greatest January production
in three wears. the Eeo'o~icHi SURVEY
announced Sunday i'm frs weekly re-
port Up 90 jan. II tine rituuinous
mines OF the country have produced
four million tors more of coal than
rheE did last year desuits some stil
apparent effects of the uarion-wida
strike evidence in the form OF car
shortages
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-26
GOSHEN MAYOR
LOSES BATTLE
State Board of Health viii
Recognize Board Appoint
ed by Former Mayor.

Special 20 The News Times
GOSHEN, Ind, Jan. 2j.-Mayor
Charnley of this city has lost the
tight he waged to Dust the board Of
health named two years go by
Mayor Troyer and substitute one of
his choice. The state board Of
health has given notice that il will
recognize the old board until such
time as court decision shows il
should not be recognized
The fight launched by Mayor
Charnley and his city attorney, Guy
". uausman. TO "nre" the Troyer
board. composed Of Drs. Irwin,
Becknell and Snapp. will probably
be abandoned. The Charnley-made
board was composed Of Drs. Lemon,
Freeman and Simmons.
Dies Year Ago.
Mayor Charnley when he was ap-
pointed TO nI the vacancy in the
mayors office caused by the death
of Daniel Troyer. less than "a year
ago, promised to retain an Of the
Troycr appointees, among whom
were the members OF the board of
health. DR. Lemon, who was nam
ed by the mayor 10 head the new
board, is the mayors personal ply
sician. When Or Lemon demand
ed the health department books and
records of the old board. Dr. Irwin
refused 20 surrender them.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-26
PROBE OF NAVAL
DECORATIONS TO
END THIS WEEK
SeC'y Daniels Will Appear Be-
fore Special Investigation
Board Tuesday.
CONGRESS HAS BUSY WEEK

BY Associated Press:
WASHINGTON. Jan. 25.-Al-
hough developments in connection
with the peace treaty are Of trans
cendent interest. congress starts an
other week Of action on important
legislation and Investigations.
With a final vote Of the Kenyon
AmcriCanization bill expected Mon
day the senate will begin considera-
tion OF the bill TO increase pay in
the army. navy and coast guard
personnel In the house the regu-
lar appropriation bills will be push
ed during the week. leaders still
firm in the hope Of adjourning CON
gress sine die about June I.
Many Investigations.
OF the many investigation in prog
rcss, the senate naval suh-commit-
tee inquiring into the Sims Daniels
controversy over award Of navy war
decorations plans 20 conclude fits
hearings and make a report 20 the
fun committee late this week. Sec'y
Daniels IS expected TO testify Tues
day and may be on the stand two or
three days. After ending the decor
ations inquiry. the committee
plans to begin investigation next
week of the general war activities
OF the navy. Efforts TO have coun-
sci authorized for use Of the sub
committee in the new inquiry from
ise further spirited debate on the
senate floor Another naval sub
committee also viii consider further
Tie question of investigating charges
OF immoral practices at Newport.
Rhode Island.
Inquiry intO bolshevik propaganda
VIII be resumed Monday by the SEN
ate foreign relations subcommittee,
headed by Sen. Moses. republican.
New Hampshire. Ludwig G.. A. X
Martens. soviet ambassador and
his assistants are 10 resume theiI
testimony Sensational develop
ments have been promised by mem
bers OF the subcommittee.
An army reorganization bill is tC
be reported out this week. possibly
Monday, by the senate military
committee 1t viii include a uni
versM military training provision.
Agricultural Bill.
Another important bill scheduled
10 reach the senate calendar this
week Is the senate agriculture com
mittee's measure for regulation oil
the packers. stockyards. livestock
commission merchants. and other
agencies of the meat industry Tho
committee is 20 be a substitute fol
the Kenyon KendriCk bills which
met with strong opposition from tn,
hacking and other business inter
ests.
Conference on the railroad re.
organization bnl may bring IN
anti-strike and other controvcrte,
sections before the house and pos
sibly again i'm the senate for a vote
/ The conferees are nearing the stag
of being able 10 report a partia
T agreement on some of the dispute,
between the Cummins and Escl
bills. but with deadlocks ON IN,
anti-strike and other major fea
lures
Sedition legislation may brinl
further controversy in tho hous'
committees this week. No action ol
the house floor is expected thi
week
Appropriations requested by Sec,
/ Glass and others for food relief wOrl
I I'm Europe are TO be considered fur
tEer this week 10y the house way
and means committee Herber
Hoover and others may be calle,
+ before the committee