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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-03-15
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Aliatii Ger moartea la IS crl-
mlnali de razbolu. Paris. =
I.ista cu criminalii de razbolu Il
fost trimisa de catra aliati guver
nului din Berlin. Lista continc
patr,tzeci 81 sase de hume. Pen
.ru fiecare dintre acesti acu
zati aliatii Ger sentinta de
Moarte.
Aliatii isl mai rezerva dreptnl
de "a lua alte masuri' in ficcare
caz daca Ell considera reZultatul
la care a ajuns tribunaiul din
Leipzig care az judrca pc acu-
zat, ca dccizia lui nesatisfi-
catoare.
Sc mai spune ca. lista contine
81 numele lui Enver Pasa, fostul
fruntas al partidului ,.Tinerlof
Turei' 81 acum dupa cit Sc site
este aliat Gu rebelii turci, la fel
81 nlmcle lui Talaat Pasa, fost',l
mare vizir. Ambii Sc zice ca dr.
Fl i'm Berlin.
Protestul Armenilor. = Provi-
dence. r. l. - S'a facut plannri
ca citeva mil de soldati Armeni,
acum cetateni americani, sa mar
saluiasca lin New York, ca un
protest contra masacrelOr comise
de turci in Armenia.
Exportul francez creste. = Pa
ris. - ENportul francez in Sta
tele Unite i'm decursul lunei Ia
nuarie a fost de cinci orr maj
mare ca in luna Ianuarie anul
trecut, dupa cum arata Statistical.
Valoarea exportului din luna
mai sus numita a fost de $4,000,
900. pc cind anul trecut fostt
numai de $3,690,O00.
Greva in Franta. = Paris. :
Aproape 100000 lucratori sun5
III grcva in Franta, dupa cum
spun oficialitatile de la organi-
zatia muncitoreasc federation
Of Labor
lin regiunea Lyon mai multe mil
de lucratori de la fabricile lie
matasa an esit III greva, un alt
numar egal parasit lucrul de
la Bas-De-Calais.
In acest centru llumarul grew
stilor sc ridica la $4,000. In jul
dejul de nord 10000 de mineri
de la minele de carbuni an esit
in greva de simpatic. Aceasta 81
tuatie da mari sperante frunt.
silor RADICAL dintre muncitcr;
carl spera sd faca greva gene
rala la minele de carbuni.
Expresul aerian. New York.
- American Express Company,
va inaugura serviciul expires ae-
rian dintre New York 81 Chica-
60, pc data ce plannl va fl CON-
plectat, dcclarat Cowie, vice
presedintele companiei.
Daca va avea success aceasta
incercare, cMmpania yrea ca So
mareasca acest serviciu extinzin-
dull 81 la alte oraSe.
Poincare dsspre situatia politl-
q. - Paris. - Fostul presedin-
te al Frantei d. Poincare, trecind
Ia viata privata a acccptat oferta
De a fl sef redactor polite la
!, Revue des Deux Monde.
IN prima contribute, dupa ce
Sc rcfera la svonurile ce circula,
ca daca tratatlld de la Versailles
va ii execntat, aceasta fnseamna
4 ruins pentru Gemnania. Poin-
care: spune: ,,ar Fl mai bine daca
Prants, Snsinfe de a pldnge soar
tee Germanisi sa Sc cugete la re-
Giqnile ei dsvastate.'
"a lavsste ruternH in aceia
care an formalat tratatul precum
81 metodele lar de munca. III vars
- ~ mult tineA M cl,ssfiiii sas| N
re ~ fost re0olvate n fnt1mplsrs I
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-03-15

ceze. = Paris. = L'Intrapsigeant
afla ca guvernul franceZ a Obti-
nut patentarea unui nou fel de
tnn care bate Ia departare de
patru orr mai mare ca renumitele
tunuri germane numite big Ber-
tha.''
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-03-15
foarte contraslicforiu.

pupu w Oi 0tA FSSllAtstVtsi'iS NeN 1
opinii ale membrilor din consilinl
suprem, aplicareA in atitea for
me principiurilor anuntate; Po-
incare spune ca ar fl fost mai BIZ
ne ca aceste prol1leme sa fie fost
puSe in NINA diplomatllor care
Sc fie lucrat sub supraveghiarea
lor respective. Poin-
care sfIrseste expunerca lui ziclnd
ca mai bine -daca consiliul sui
prem va trece la ccle eterne.
Opt ore de luoru decretate in
Spania. Madrid. - Prin un
decret regal guvernul a facut
la legea ipentru opt ore
de lucru pc ri. Exceptiile facute
sunt Sc permite servitoarelor
ST sewitorior a lucra mai multe
ore, chelnarii 81 lucratorii dra-
gisti.
Mccormick va cere repudiarea
acuzelor abuse do Wilson Frantei,
Washington. - Senatllui Use va
cere ca Sc repudieze declaratia
facuta de presedintcle Wilson cd
Franta este guvernata in prezent
de mihtaristi 81 imperialisti.
Scnatorul Medil Mccormick a
spus ca in curind va introduce o
rezolitie prin care Sc va spune
ca este datoriaf scnatului ca in
caz end Franta wa fl atacata pc
nedrept. Statele Unite sal stea
in ajutor.
Rczolutia aceasta va produce
desbateri 1nfocate, eli toate ca
multi senatori demoerati aui de-
clarat ca sunt de aceiasi parere
Gu Mccormick ca scrisoarea, lul
Wilson II ar fl trebuit Sc contina
nici o referenta la Franta.
Tunuri de mare dlstanta fran
ceze. = Paris. = H'Intrapsigeant
afla ca guvernul francez a obti-
nut patentarea unui nou fel de
tnn care bate Ia o departare de
patru orr mai mare ca renumitele
tunuri germane numite big Ber-
tha.''
Sapte I. w. w. condamnati. Il
Montesano. Sapte dintre Gel
zecc /. w. W. carl an fost acuzati|
.le ucilerea lui Warren G. Grimm,
unul dintre eel patru soldati ca
pc an fost impu$cati in ziua ar
mistitiului i'm Centralia, Washing
ton. an fost aflati vinoyati. Trei
lintre Gel zece au fost aflati me-
vinovati, lar unul dintre acesti
trei Loren Roberts a fost achitat
pentru ca "a dovedit ca nu ell
mintea intreaga.
$4,000 soldati arhericani la Rim.
= Washington. Stunt aproxi-
mativ 1900 soldati americani ne
teritorul german, s'a spus de la
de razboiu, All seara.
Aceste forte sunt sub comanda
suprema Maresalului Foch.
Att ministrul de externe, cit
81 eel de razboiu n'au primit niei
Q confirmare depre n0ua revo-
lutte din Germania, Gu toate ace
ste opinia oficiala ca trupele a
liate nu yor fl intrebnintate de
cit la caz ca revolutionarii. vor
jua masuri ca Sc violeze tratatnl
de pace.
Fortelc aliatc sunt i'm Germania
ca ,.se mentina ordin" un malt
Official de la ministrul de razboiu
spus, 81 Maresalul Foch orr alt
comandant individual poate laa
masuri cind Sc ameninta a sc
produce tulburari.
81 Austria sc va revolta.
Geneva. S'a aflat ca s'a obti-
nut passport pentru fostul 6mpa-
rat al Austrici sub numele de
Kaspar Covacs. Aceasta face pc
multi crede cd 81 in Austria
Sc planuieste loyitura de stat
ca accia din Germania.
Ma roQ, pudBa Elava.
Al doilea process In afacerea de
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-03-15

81 Austria sc va revolta. -
Geneva. = S'a aflat ca s'a obti.
nut passport pentru fostul 6mpa,
rat al Austrici sub numele de
Kaspar Covacs. Aceasta face pc
multi crede ca 81 in Austria
sc planuiestc o loyitura de stat
ca accia din Germania.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-23
VETERAN LABOR LEADER
DENOUNCES COOLIDGE

WILMINGTON. Del, Oct. "a
Samuel Gompers denounced Calvin
Coolidge as a political batter and
gent provocateur in a speech
here Friday night under the aus
pices OF the Central Labor union.
The meeting was preceded by pa
rade In which thousands Of work
men from Wilmington and its
neighbOrhood participated
In the main. Mr.. Gompers de-
voted his attention to Gov Coolidge
and undertook TO explode the myth
built up around him since the Bos-
ton police strike At the outset he
exhibited a copy OF a Washington
newspaper. bearing large headlines,
Police Strike in Boston Made Cal
win Coolidge a Great National Fig
ure." These headlines appeared
over an Associated Press story
about the nomination Of Gov. Cool
idge for the vice presidency, and
was typical, Mr.. Gompers said Of
newspaper comment throughout
the country
To correct the impression that
Gov. Coolidge desired the reputa-
ton his press agents had spread as
the result OF the strike and TO show
that instead Of desiring credit, the
governor actually had been derelict
in his duty, Mr.. GOmpers read from
an affidavit and from public state
ments.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-23
Elk GOV RALSTON
ADDRESSES PUPILS
Receives Ovation at High
School Friday Aft
ernOOn.

EX-GOyornor Ralston gave an ad-
dress before the students OF the High
school Friday during the assem- bly,
and received an ovation. He spoke
on the laying OF firm foundation
FOR q life Of service Mr. Richard
son. head OF the history department..
reviewed the life OF Mr. RalsrOn
which was an inspiration TO every
pupil present The ex-governor en-
pnasized the fact that man must
build good foundation 20 20
through life on He must resolve 20
DO something for his fellow man; he
must put into life more than he takes
out OF IT, The schools. he said, were
big factor iu helping 90 instill in
the student a spirit of service 10 his
country. ANY school that did not
influence It's pupils 20 greater things
did not live up 20 the standard our
ancestors founded for them. The
speaker referred 20 Washington and
Lincoln and told ~ many incidents
I'm the career Of those two states
men He also emphasized the glori-
Gus part the young men of this
country had taken i'm the late world
war. FIe described the place where
the bodies Of these Americans lay,
and i'm conclusion said that we Of
this generation must make the world
safe so that the next generation will
not have 20 sacrifice its boys as the
present generation was called upon
20 do
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-23
RED" DOCTRINES
SPREADING IN U. S
Former Premier of Hungary
Makes Statement After
Trip to America.

BUDAPEST. Oct. 23.-Bo.shevik
doctrines are spreading among the
Russian, Polish and Magyar work
men IN the United States. says
Charles Huszar. former premier OF
Hungary, who recently returned
from America which he visited 70
induce his countrymen there 70 con-
tribute toward the repatriation OF
Hungarian war prisoners still SUI
fering in Siberia.
"The American workers seem 10
be largely free from the bolshevik
infection" said Mr.. Huszar but
there is a certain influx of dangerous
bolsheviks from Prague and Vienna
on board the ship in which l cross
ed the Atlantic, I met some motor
ious Reds going over 10 the United
States I saw indications that there
will be trouble from immigrant
workmen but I believe the American
government will be able 20 localize
and suppress IT,"
Discussing the reports in foreign
newspapers that Hungary was max
ing warlike preparations. the for
mer premier characterized this as
nonsense and said that whoever
gets a true GLIMPSE into the feeling
OF the population knows il 10 be en-
tirely pacific. The petite entente
(Czecho- Slovakia. Jugo-Slayia and
Ruman!a) is wrong in being or pre-
tending TO be anxious about Magyar
invasion. They are much more
haunted by the dawning knowledge
that they are too weak TO retain
their newly-won territories"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-23
Parents abandon Trip
after Child Disappears

Mr. and Mrs. Ignatz Santa. 313
". Battell St, who left Mishawaka
Wednesday afternoon with the in
tention OF going TO Europe. have
returned 10 this city, on account OF
the mysterious disappearance Of
their / Z year old daughter. Margar-
ct. who fought against returning to
Austria 10 reside.
on Tuesday night Mr.. and Santa
gave their daughter $50 with which
10 purchase shoes and other articles
for the European trip. She left for
town and failed 10 return. They
had secured their passports and al
so one cor Margaret, who is 'theiL
only child. on Tuesday night they
notified the police Of the girls dis
appearance. but she could not be
located. on Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs Santa left the local
New York Central station much
confusion ard excitement, Mrs
Santa becOm .ng frar tic and hyster-
ical. Owing 10 her physical cOndi-
ton Mr.. Santa was forced TO re-
turn 10 this city and abandon the
European trip.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-23
OILERS NOT 4LLOW I'd
~ SOUTHERN CITIES

GALVESTON. Tex. Oct. 23-
Work or Ect out" tha -rs ords-
of Capt j g l"SmuinE Joe"1
Brooks. commanding Texas rangers
and supervising the activities ~ the
citys police department upoa tn
Withdrawal OF national Elardsn1cn
under Brig Gen. Jacob =. Wolters.
has brought CONSERVATION % idlers
and Migrants
To indicate the dispatch with
which "SmilnE Joe's orders are be-
inC carried out "a Mexican lolterc~
was arrested. hailed into court. tried
sentenced and confined 20 the cI-u
1al within The space of 35 minute.
The work or ger out order has
stopped the pickctlnE az several in
dustrial plants Evidently DESTROYS
of testing the new regulation sever
al strikers who had been brought
before Capt. Brooks on charges OF
vagrancy. asked what the order
meant
Just what 81 says" the ranger
captain replied and IL takes IN
everybody"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-23
NEWS OF MISHAWAKA
Times office I2O Lincoln Way W. Phone Mshawaka 10
J, A RAVENCROFT
DIES SATURDAY
Was Former Mishawaka Bust
ness Man and Veteran of
the Civil Var.

John a. Ravencroft. a former
Mishawaka business man and a vet
erau Of the Civil war. died at his
home. 521 +. Third ST. this morning
at 1855 o'clock. Death was due TO
apoplexy with which ne was
stricken about three weeks ago.
Mr. Ravencroft was born in Car
roll county. o.. April S. 1912. being
IS years old. on Nov. 4. 1851 he
enlisted in Co. A, sOth Ohio volun-
teers and served his three years
period. at the close Of which ne re-
enlisted in 1864 and served through
out the remainder Of the war. While
home on furlough ne was married at
Mishawaka May 3, 1864 20 Miss
Harriet Emma Fleck, who d ed oct
II. 1897. To this union six sons and
five daughters were born. Charles
G. died at the age OF Il. on Sept.
-, 1898 ne was married TO Miss
Bertha Rozella Evans at heewana.
Ind One daughter was born 10 this
union. Mr.. Ravencroft is survived by
his wife and the following chill
dren. Mrs Z. n. Sutherland, Roch-
ester. Ind; Miss Cora Ravencroft,
Checotah. Okla. J. Frank OF Union
Mills, Ind; r. J. Of Rochester; Mrs
Robert Wright. Gary; Mrs. Grace
Clark Mishawaka; G. c. Detroit;
Harley c., Billings, Mont; Mrs. ".
A Robbins. Union Mills: George J..
Jacksonville, Ark. and Miss Wanda
Marguerite Ravencroft at home. All
of the children were at their par
ent's bedside when he died. He also
leaves II grandchildren and enc
great grandchild. sister, Mrs
Chester Haynes and two brothers.
A +. and F. B. Ravencroft, both Of
this city and several nieces and
.nephews
For many years Mr. Ravencroft
was engaged in the meat business in
Mishawaka. having first come 10 the
city IN 1865. For 10 years he was
employed as a travelling salesman
for the Mishawaka Wooden Mfg. Co.
When young man he united with
the United Brethren church and
later with the First Pres byterian
church Of this city.
Funeral services will probably be
held Sunday afternoon from the
residence. Burial will be in the city
cemetery.
Friends may view the body up TO
the hour Of the services.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-23
ULUB TO ADD TO
ITS MEMBERSHIP
Fellowship Banquet Room il
Enlarged to Accommo-
date 30 More.

" IS. Mix. president gf The FELL
lWsSr9 club ~ Nishawaka an
Iauncts iu ~ letter 90 the mem hers
thar lie officers and directors OF
tho club have decided TO increase
tne membership limit ly number
rot t0 exceed so. 40 Che first five
dinners of the club iu the Hotel
llishawaka. the facilities or the
banquet room were taxed 90 Capac-
.-y. ard Go was felt that 90 take in
more members would be uuwise.
During the summer however. in
creased accommodation was provid-
Cd which Will allow ~ the member
snip being extended.
Iu order that newcomers may
Doe familiarized with the objects Of
the club and the quality of enter
fairmeut provided. mem bcrs viii be
privileged Co invite "a prospective
member 90 next Tuesdays dinner.
che first OF this season. This privi-
lege. however. does not indicate any
departure from the established prac-
tice Of the club 20 limit its attend
auce 10 members only.
According 20 A. j. Schindle~. Sc
cretary- acccptauccs for Tuesday s
dinner. the FIRST Of thts season This
privilege. however. does not indicate
any departure from the established
practice OF the club Co limit it's at
tendance 20 members only
According 90 a. J. SCHNEIDER. Sc
rotary. acceptances for Tuesday S
event are coming in such numbers
as would indicate that the season
will commence with even more en-
thusiastic support than accorded
last years meetings. although in
every instance the attendance at the
banquets was crowded
DR.. Frederick +. Shannon Of Chi
Cago viii be the principal speaker
on this occasion AS pastor Of Cen
trail church OF that city. he has
proven himself a worthy successor
% DIT +. W Gunsaulus. His address
viii be entitled Watch Words for
Business Men. OF alton Packard,
also on Tuesdays program. it has
been stated that one cannot proper
" say whether his cartoons illus
trate his talk. or his talk illustrates
his cartoons. He is a humorist and
entertainer Of rare power
Reservations for the dinner will
be accepted up 20 Tuesday noon.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-23
Harding Takes Vacation
Before Home TO7Gw Tour

MARION Ohio. Oct. 23-The last
o. his campaign swings outside Ohio
completed, Sen. Harding took a real
holiday Friday before starting work
on the series Of speeches he VIII
deliver next week in principal cities
OF his own state.
After his arrival here late in the
morning on the special train which
carried him on his excursion into
New York state, ne looked in az his
office for only a short while and then
left for forty mile motor ride TO
Mansfield and a game OF golf.
II was the first time IN several
weeks that ne had taken so com
plete a rest from the cares OF the
camraign. Although ne appeared in
perfect health the strain OF his
speaking tours had left him tired
and he said he wanted 10 refresh
himself with some wholesome phys
ical exercise before taking up the
home stretch OF the campaign
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-23
HOlbrOok BotSet Gets,
High HoHOrS at Purdue

The Purdue Exponent. of Lafay-
cite. Ind. in a recent issue contains
an announcement 10 the effect that
Phi Lambda Epsilon pledges y men.
The Purdue chapter was installed
in 1917. ana is one OF l.. One pro-
fessOr, four seniors and seven jun
iors have been pledged 20 honorary
chemical fraternity, one Of the jun
Tors being HOlbrook G Botset. son
of Mr.. and Mrs Fred Botset. 2O3 +.
Mishawaka aV.. who is being edu-
Gated by Mrs Harriet Van Pelt. OF
this city This is the highest honor
in the gift of Purdue. and that 4
local boy has been successful in
landing il speaks we'll for the sue
cess he is making ia his studies.
Holbrook graduated from the high
school and this is his second year
at Purdue
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-23

saturday the nominee was . begin
preparations 90 his fus- campaign
utterances. 90 be delivered on the
last four nights of next week 20
meetings in Cleveland. Akron Gin
Cinnat and Colum bus 40 more
front porch dates have been booked
and these four addresses may be the
only ones he viii deliver before cleo
tion DAY T. is considered entirely
possible. however. that when he
leaves Wednesday he viii run into
numerous rear platform gatherings
locally arranged. and viii supple
ment his four main speeches with
many short talks OF less formal
nature
The present plan is 20 make the
Ohio circuit on a special train. not
returning 10 Marion until sunday
His managers consider that such
trip probably will mean an extensive
rear Platform program.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-23
Columbus Teacher To
Head State Association

INDIANAPOLIS, oct 2S-Donald
Dushane, OF Columbus. Ind, was
elected president of the Indiana
state Teachers association at the
first business session Friday night
of its annual convention Cornelia
Blaney, Of Wabash, was elected sec
rotary.
IN the principal address before the
convention Friday. Federal Judge
lands. of Chicago. criticized both
Sen. Harding and Gov. Cox. the rival
presidential candidates, for what he
termed their evasion Of vital cleo
ton issues. particularly the enforce
ment OF prohibition He also as
serted they had taken indefinite
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-23

stands on other issues. but he did
not enumerate these and he added
that both the republican and demo
cratic parties had been indefinite in
their platforms as 10 important ques-
uOns.
Two or three things are involved
in the campaign" declared Judge
Lands. that are of the greatest
importance 20 the welfare OF our ma
ton and the world. and whichever
candidate is elected must take ac-
ton
All the while in this campaign
the mystery has been why does "a
man VIVA wants an office by the fran
Chise Of the PEOPLE 50 about 90
make them get a false notion as 10
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-23
FIIF FYPTNSE ACCOUNT

WASHINGTON. Oct 23.-TOtal
disbursements Of the republican ma
tiOnal committee between June IA
and October is fthis year were
placed at $2.741,503.34 iu an official
statement filed today with the clerk
of the house of representatives by
Fred ". Upham treasurer of the
National committee. Receipts for
the period were placed at S2,466,-
019.54.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-23
DECLINES APPOINTMENT.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct ga
telegram declining appointment to
the United States shipping board on
the ground that his professional
duties would prevent him from
serving. was sent TO Pres't Wilson
by Gavin McNab. prominent San
Francisco attorney today.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-23

what he viii 90 when he gets into
office
Neither candidate Judge Land
said. has stated his position on Jog
ati0r affecting the enforcement U.
prohibition He also urged t-.
voters reject any candidate who Az
peals 20 vote f0r persons who wfr.
Il-.oys during che war
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-23
.4NSON CHATHAM DIES
At +. JOHNSON HOME

Arson Chatham died at the home
Of his niece. Mrs. Frank Johnson.
126 W. Eighth ST. las, evening at
$40 O'Clock He has been in ILL
health FOR the past year.
Mr. chatham was born in New
York bon 1916 and was "a years old
He came 20 Nishawaka about two
wears ago He IS survived by two
brothers James Chairman. of the
Soldiers home ~ Dayton. Ohio:
Charles Chairman. of Salem. ore,
end sister. Mrs. Juiette Byles. Of
Windsor. Fla He also leaves two
grandchildren.
Funeral arrangements will bee an
uuuuCcd later.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-23

Roy Chapman Andrews associate
curator Of mammals in the museum
OF natural history OF New GorR.
who will head an expedition leaving
for Asia next February in search
for the missing link between the ape
and man. They will spend five years
doing research work throughout
Asia. Mr. Chapman recently re-
turned from an exploration trip in
the same field
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-23

church when Prof F. z. Bennett
will be the speaker. Prof. Bennett
was secured through the efforts Of
the WOmen's foreign missionary So
Ciety. He spent most OF the early
part OF his life in Africa with his
parents who were missionaries
there. Special singing will be fur
nished by the juniors and the quar-
tet
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-23
APPEALS TO LEAGUE FRIENDS.

NEW YORK, Oct. 23.-GeOrge
White. chairman of the democratic
national committee. issued a state
ment appealing TO friends of the
League of Nations in the most SOL
emn and reverent spirit" 10 see that
the text Of the covenant becomes
generally known during the week
beginning Sunday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-23
Local RedmPn Team TO
Confer Degree York

Twenty members of the degree
team OF the Mishawaka Tribe. In
proved order of Redmen, under the
captaincy of Bert Woolf. will confer
the chief degree on class OF war
riors at Battle Creek. this afternoon,
at an interurban meeting The local
degree team is considered one OF
the best i'm Northern Indiana.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-23
Is IMPROVING.

The condition OF Mrs Frank F.
Coats. 1913 S. Race st, who under
went a serious operation at St.
Joseph's hospital Monday is reported
as being much improved
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-23
NOUeI Halloween Party
at Miami Country Club

Arrangements are being completed
for one of the biggest Affairs OF the
season a the Miami Country club
which Will be held Saturday evening
oct. so Halloween novelty features
will be presented and many fantas-
tic costumes are already in course
Of preparation Steimrick's orches-
ira viii furnish the music for the af-
fair.