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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-03
GOSHEN MAN
SURRENDERS
Charles +. Morrice of Furni-
ture Company Indicted
BY Jury.
Special to The News Times.

Epeclal 10 ne News INES
GOSHEN. Ind. Oct Charles
r Murrice. Of Peru. Ind, and for
merry OF Goshen. came here from
Peru Saturday afternoon and sur
rendered 90 Charles A. Sanford,
sheriff Of Elkhart county. The lat
ter arrested him on warrants issued
by Judge lille OF the superior court
I'm ElkharL There were So indict-
ments returned by the grand jury.
Following are the indictments:
Grand larceny 20, larceny and em-
bczzlemeut six larceny. two. petit
larceny. two, using forged lnstru-
ments. six.
Morrice arranged 20 give total
bond OF $4,000 He was manager
az the Ariel Cabinet company's
t,lant at Peru and until last March
resided I'm Goshen. For - years
he was an cmploye Of the l. y. l..
Furniture company i'm Goshen.
where he started as an Office boy.
sales Manager.
At the time OF his retirement he
was sales manager and buyer and
no until four years ago was a book
keeper. Benjamin Deahl former
mayor OF Goshen and vel known
CONTINUED on PAGE FOoRJ
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-03
AGED WOMAN BURNED

MUNCIE, Ind, oct. Mrs.
Elizabeth Dotson. 81 years old. early
this evening, was burned so badly
that she cannot live when an oil
stove exploded in her room ignit-
ing her clothing.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-03
Sen. HARDING
MUST EXPLAIN
HIS ATTITUDE
Roosevelt in Kentucky Speech
Attacks Harding's Stand
on Labor.
ATTACKS GOV. MORROW
Declares Executive Does Not
Understand Leagues
Meaning.

HENDERSON. Ky, oct. Sen.
Harding is facing a serious split in
the republican party because Of his
failure 10 state plainly and unequiv-
ocally' his exact position on the
League Of Nations, Franklin ID.
Roosevelt democratic vice presiden-
tial nominee, declared in a series of
speeches in western Kentucky today.
Starting from Guthrie, where he
made a brief address. Mr.. Roosevelt
was taken by motor 70 Hopkinsville,
where he addressed a large crowd
from a baudstand in Virginia Park.
and then boarded his train again and
proceeded TO Henderson, making
rear platform talks at Nortonville.
Morton, Warrington, Darlington.
Jacksonville. Hanson, Slaughters and
Sebree.
Attacks Harding.
At Madisonville. Mr.. Roosevelt was
introduced by Mrs. j. Elem Gordon.
q sister OF the late L. $. Sen. Ollie
NJ. James
Although the League OF Nations
was his principal theme, Mr.. ROose-
velt also attacked the labor record OF
Sen. Harding, who, he said, had been
associated with "the reaCtionary
group in the senate that has opposed
the eight hour law. child labor bill,
yvorkiugmen's compensation act and
other progressive, social welfare
legislation.
Compare that record" he added.
with that OF Gov. Cox. thrice elect
ed in a normally republican state,
n man who has succeeded in getting
through bills 20 aid the farmer. the
miner. the wOrkingman in general
and the women and children IN IN
dustry.'
MisrCpreScEts Pact
He again attacked Gov. Morrow
for has reported statement that If
the United States joined the league
10 would be forcsu by the league
council 20 send our boys overseas
every time the king OF Siam wanted
To fight the emperor Of TimbuktO,
and when China got ready TO night
Japan for Shantung.'
such statements he said, show
shat Gov. Morrow either has not
read article ten. or is deliberately
misrepresenting our position.
WINDS Up CAMPAIGN.
BOWLING GREEN. Ky. oct. -
Franklin ID. Roosevelt, democratic
vice presidential nominee. wound up
"a two days campaign I'm Kentucky
here tonight with the prediction that
$500. - 10 - ~ r~AHrs
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-03
CROOKS FAIL
TO FIX" 1920
WORLD SERIES
L. 5. District Attorney Exon.
crates Members of the
Brooklyn Team.

NEW YORK, Oct 2.-Examina-
ton of members of the BROOKLYN
club of the National league bv Dis
trict Attorney Lewis of Kings coun-
", was completed today with this
result.
The district attorney found that
not only had none Of the Superbas
been approached in an attempt to
Elk" the coming world series but
that "it' would have been danger
Gus for gamblers or their represent
atives to make such advances to the
new champions of the National
league.
Probes RumOrs.
The district attorney said he was
prompted to make the investiga-
ton because Of vague rumors of al
legged fixing" contained in a news
paper story. EXOnerating the Brook
lyn players in emphatic terms, the
district attorney declared he had
learned from, conversations with the
players of the dangerous ground
upon which "ixers" would have
been treading had they attempted
crooked deals.
Pres't Ebbetts and Manager Rob
inson of the Brooklyn club declared
after the district attorney had end
ed his inquiry that no one connected
with the Brooklyn club resented the
investigation, but on the other hand
every one connected with the club
was glad that suspicion which had
been aroused was removed Abe
Attell for whom authorities are
searching, had not been located to-
night
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-03
WINDS UP CAMPAIGN.

BOWLING GREEN. Ky. oct. -
Franklin ID. Roosevelt democratic
vice presidential nominee. wound up
a two days campaign I'm Kentucky
here tonight with the prediction that
lC0NTINUED Of PAGE FOORD
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-03
THE WEATHER..

Indiana: Fair Sunday and probably Mon
lay: warmer Sunday.
Lower Michigan: Fair Sunday and probably
Monday: warmer Sunday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-03
You Can't Vote Without 1t!

That is the right of the ballot. This year it
Their record is your proof of your right to
= You Can't Express?
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-17

Eye Opener

Copyright. 1890. BY Doubleday. PGce
Il Co.. published bB special arrange
meHf 10Th tho Whceicr
Syndicate. Inc.
Big Jim Dougherty was n sport.
lie belonged 20 that race OF men. In
Manhattan Is Is a distinct race. They
arc the Caribs Of the North strong.
artful. self sufficient. ciAnnish. hon
orRble within the laws Of their race.
holding in lenlcnt contempt neiEhbor-
ing tribes who bow 20 the measure
OF socicty's tRre line. ! refer. OF
course. 10 tho Titled nobility OF sport,
dom. There IL class which bears
as a qualifying adjective the suhatan.
tive belonging 10 wind instrument
made OF a cheap and base metal. iiut
tho tin mines Of Cornwall never pro-
duc~d the material ZOE nanufaetur.
ing descriptive nomenclature for ''5lE
Jim" DouEheriy.
The habitat OF the sport IN the
lobby or the outside corner OF certain
hotels and combination restaurants
and cafes. They are mostly men OF
different sircA running from small
TO large. but they are unanimous In
tho possession OF recently shaver.
blue black check and chin and dark
ovcrcoats On seanonl with black Vel.
vet collars.
OF the domestic life Of the sport
little n known. IL has been said
that Cupid and Hyman sometimes
take hard tn the game and copper
tho queen OF hearts 10 lose. Daring
theorists have averr~d -not content
with simply saying that a sport
often contracts Hpour~. and even
incura descendants. Sometimes he
sits In the game OF politics. and then
a, chowder plcnics there IL a rcyela.
ton Of a Mrs. Sport and little Sports
in glazed hats with TN pals.
But mostly the sport Is oriental.
lie believes his womrnfolk should
no, DO too patent. Somewhere be-
hind critics or flower ornam"nied
fire escapes they ANAL, him. There.
no doubt. they tread on rus- from
Tchernn and are diverted by the
buibul and play upon the duicimer
and feed upon swectmcats. Hut
away from his homo tho sport Ia an
inteErr. lie does not. as mrn OF
other racrH In Manhattan DO. become
the convoy la hin unoccupled hours
og nutterinx laces and hiEh hecls
that tick Oft dcieciably the happy
seconds Of tho evening parade. lie
herds with his own race AZ corners
and delivers a commentary IN his
carib lingo upon the passing show.
Zig jun poushsrsy had wife.
but he nd not wear hutton portrait
OF her urcu his lapel. lie had "a
homo ia ono Of thoss brown stone.
iron rallied streets on the West Side
that look like n recently sxcavaicd
bowling alley OF Fomprii.
To this home Of his Mr.. pcuEherty
repaired zach night when the hour
was 20 late M 10 promise no further
diversion In the arch domains OF
sport by that time the occupant OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-17

Copyright. 1890. BY Doubleday. Pd0c
Il Co.. published ty special arrange
meHt 10Th tho Whcoicr
Syndicate. Inc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-17
old PORT wine
Pure Olive OIL
FOR NERVOUSNESS

n you are run down. tired worn
out, exhausted. anemic. suffering
from nervousness or have no appe-
tito, try natures way to health
Port Olive Tonic
Port Olive Is a combination Of rich,
old port wine. creamy pure olive oil
and other medicinal agents mixed In
such proportions that It is as paiata-
Bile as rich cream.
1t not only stimulates the system
by toning up all the vital organs but
Is pure liquid food 1t can be
taken by the most delicate stomachs
and you notice Improvement from
tho first few glasscs-
Ask your doctor or druggist; they
win tell you this IL the ideal body
builder and food tonic. On sale at
owl. Swift's or Bartell's. or on re-
coipt OF si.75 we win send II TO you
direct by parcel post, prepaid.
Tho PortolIvc Company. Inc. 747
North Main street.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-17
Case to Be Carried
Up to Circuit Court

BY decision Tuesday OF Federal
Judge Netercr. in overriding the gov
ernmen,s motion 10 strike his bin OF
particulars. Edward NJ. Comyns was
given the right TO carry his case to
the circuit court Of appeals. Comyns
was jointly convicted with C. l..
Byron In the federal court here last
spring Of misuse OF the mails In
promoting land sale fraud. Byron
Is serving n is months sentence at
Mcneil island.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-17
Seattle c. of G. for
Exemption of Tolls

Following receipt Of communica-
ton from tho Portland Chamber OF
Commerce. asking the Seattle cham.
Der TO Join with the committee in en-.
dorrcmcnt OF Senator Wesley l..
JoncS bill exempung American
coastwise vessels from Panama
canal tolls. Seattle today advised
Portland that IL was already on rec.
ord In favor OF such exemption
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-17
TO RELIEVE CATARRH-
AL DEAFNESS AND
HEAD NOISES

II you have Catarrhal Deafness or
arc hard OF hearing or have head
noises go 10 your druggist and get
ounce Of Parmint double
strength), and add to " Y pint Of
hot water and n little graduated
sugar. Take one Tablespoonful four
times n day.
This will often bring quick relief
from the distressing head noises.
Ciogred nostrils should OMEN.
breathing become easy and the
mucus atop dropping into tho throat
II liz easy TO prepare, costs little
and is pleasant TO take. Anyone
who has Catarrhal Deafness or head
noises should give this prescription
q Trial
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-17
Turnip-Seeds Have
Names Changed

George w. and Fred o. Ruebsa-
men arc now George and Fred
Mooney.
They wanted 70 drop -Ruebsa-
men" they told Presiding Judge ].
L. Ronald. because II was unwieldy.
and they wanted TO acduire
Mooney" because their friends had
given them that nickname TO describe
their extraordinary fullness OF face.
Anyway. they added. "Ruebsamcn"
is German for "turnip seed"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-17
j. D. Ross Talks at
u. on Radiant Energy

Radiant Energy and Its Relation
10 Matter. Space and Time" was
discussed Tuesday evening by J. ID.
Ross. superintendent OF the city
lighting department, in an Illustrated
lecture before the American lnsu-
tute OF Radio Engineers in Bagley
hall on the University OF Washing
ton campus.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-17
Hold Funeral for
Prof. II. F. Kilian

Funeral services for Prof. H. Y.
Kiilan. whose body was found on
tho Tulaiip Indian reservation beach
after search Of Is days. were held
Tuesday noon at the Cremation So
clety Of Washington establishment.
Burial was in Mount Pleasant GENE
terry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-17
High School Girls
Guests of u. Girls

University girls will entertain the
city's high school girls at n Y. W.
G. a. meeting In the social hall of
the Home Economics building on the
University OF Washington campus
NJ y. m. Wednesday. A musical
program has been arranged.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-17

HAIR CURLERS-5o cards
OF Vests electric hair curriers'
Formerly 25c- Reduced to. a
card. zoe.
SHEARS-f5 pairs Of 3 and
81 inch steel shears. For
merly $50. $3.50 and 3f-7S.
Reduced to. n pair. Csc.
HALF SLEEyES-5o pairs
OF black sateen sleeves. For
meriy soc. Reduced TO. a pair.
3S<.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-01-31

Acum, eu trcbuie s;i aflu cit sunt dc servicu ca
sa stu 81; impar!im. Despre asta esne Toata
grcutatea sd punem NINA pc arme, dar am sa lnvIng
81 greutatca asta. De frlnghil lesne, fac rost
,Vo sa cdpatat vote sa iesit afara pc corabie;
am sl staruicsc. Sa va facet cte-va din vol bonave,
zicnd ca doare capul 81 sd va ase sa esit afar.
Sa va pmbati pc corabic 81 luati seama la toate,
81 Sc yedet undc stau oamenii de serviciu Eu sd
ma interesez de toatc aceste dar trebue s stit VOL
ca sa putem aduce la indeplinire planu meu.
,,Daca vom reusi, atunci cirmim corabia catre
miaza noapte 81 mntm pima dam de port rusesc
81 sunem scapate. .An nidejde ca poate dam peste
corabe ruseasca 81 atunci 81 mai bne. 9 chemam
in autor 81 scipam 81 de grja ca nu vom putea
duce coraba la Imam.
,,Acum inca ceva, pc care trebue so stti: Low
tura pc care am de gind so dau nlni atunci poate
reusi daca ii bula 81 nistlta pc mare, alt
fel daca fl furtuna stiti ca plaul ramine balta
fiind-ca lasa sa STAN afara, ruga-ya dar lui
Dumnezcu dea vreme frnnoasa 81 Sd aute s;i
scapam din ghiarelc paglnor Deocandata si nu sp,l-
nett planul pc vi i spusei Gle cit Dumtrc 81 i'll
care avet deplina ncrederc M-e eama sd nu lie vim
"a din ee, 81 cum ti-am spus Sutano s;l MI
site nmen afara din vol ca stirca mea. Aculn
ducetiva 81 vedet isprava facut Vasilca Spune-
til sd fie bagarc de scal. Tu sa stat multi Sui
tano. Sa vi inapo ca am treaba ell tine.'
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-01-31

favora ci 81 de Ana, pc oprit-o invorea lui
Mehmet sa doarma in cabna ell
Dupa Gina Elena mai facut plimbare pc cora
bic, de asta data Melmet, care ii vorbea turcesc
ASA cum au fost intclesi.
&c noapte frumoasa!'' zse Elena intro turceas-
ca perfcctd ui Mehmct, pc cnd Sc apropia Gle prora
vasuui.
,,Da, frumoasa, ,nagnifica stapina'' raspunse
Mehmet.
Elena sezu pc un rotogo de otgon 81 facu semn
lui Mehmet sa seaza pc atul in dreapta eli
81 discuta GU el pima aproape de miezul nopte pu-
nindu-i mai mue fntrebari, interesndu-se de vata
din Stambul 81 din harem, exprimndl-s in mai lnulte
rnduri dorinta ca fl mai bucuroas sd intre in gra
tia Sultanuluide cit al marelui vizr Mcmet asi-
gura ca dorinta ei va fl indeplinita.
Sc interesa de corabie, de propretarul ei, de per-
sonau afla pc ell 81 servicu pc care il face
fie din personal de timpu cit merge pima sd
intre in mare 81 cite zile tine calatora pima la
Stambul 81 daca corabia mai atinge vreu un port
pima la Constantinopol 81 Isl intiparca i'll intc toate
laspunsurile pc carl le da Mchnet.
La orele II sc facu schimbul personaillui 81 pes
cte-va minute ridica, cascnd usor 81 fu condusa
de Mehmct pima la cabina ei, in partea dim
apoia vasuui 81 lundu-si buna de Ia omul care
dcvenise incaric in pinile eli, intra il cabna.
IVA urma)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-01-31

Sultana 81 Ana csira 81 Elena apuci sd reciteas
lectia Corabia mergInd cursul apci autata tie
un vint favorable mergea viteza lie aproapc
noduri pc ceas, apropndu-se din in spre gnrile
Dunarci.
Dupa amiaza Elena mai scris doua suite
de cuvnte 81 Mehmct sa minuna de progresec pc carl
lc facea eleva lui, ASA ntitula Elena, in
cepuse sa construasca fraze scurte 81 le pronunta
correct.
Pc seara ii spuse lu yehmct ca mai toae fetele
sunt bolnave findca sunt lpsite de curat 81 tre
bue sd e lase sa mai stea 81 afara pc puntea vasuu
sa mai plimbe nite pc corabie sd invoreze,
Mehmet fnvoi 81 pleca sd execute porunca ina>
tate stapine, 81 pestc jumatate toate afa
ra plimbnduse pc puntea cOrabiei privind din cind
in cnd catre tarmurile acee carl apartment tarii or
81 pc carl poate lie vedeau pentru din urma oar;
Elena 81 Sultana esira din cabina 81 Sc amesteca
ra prntre ele Moldovencee facura cerc in iuru Ele
nei, prvnd respect 81 admiratic Ia ea, mai
seanla Dumitra, care nitata III pannrile e Ele
na incerca Gu ajutorul Vasilche sd vorbeasca 81 Gu
Ruteanca lalta 81 Gu Polonezele, dar ca prn in
terpet conversatia meIgea greu, totusi afla
voia sd site despre fie Multumita intervenir
Elenei, nenoroctele victime ale conertului carne
vie, s'au bucurat de libertatea de plimba pc
rnbe 81 a rcspira libcr pima dupa sfnttu soare
ln c1nd 'au eobolit toate Ia cina afara de Sutana
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-01-31
{INSULA FfRmfCATA]
+ ImpardGa Amaz0ane|Or !
"VV1VVWWVVO
(Crmare)

(Crmare)
,Da, 81 Dumitra voinica .'' ntreba Elena zmbind
,Da, duduc. E fata de popa dar muncit la Gimp
81 mers la padure dupa emne CInd te sringe de mi
na Il Sc lpesc degetele de nua est in stare sd lie mis
fer la facut brinci Caliopc de cazut granada pc
podelc. Zgrpturoaica legase de ca, ii spunea mai
mute pc mba ei 81 lam spus Dumitrei, 81 clnd ia ia
cut un brinci s'a rostogot dea berbeleacu cit fost
sala de lunga'', rispunsc Ana zimbind.
,Atunci bine. Ascultati, care planul meu. Dupa
ce vom esi la mare, intro seara, dupa mczu nopte
tbaflm pc oamenii de serviciu 81 ii egam cobza Sa
credeti ca oaca sunt ata Gle boer sunt mocst 81 am
puterc i'll brate Far vestc sunt in stare sd trntesc
cit un mute. Stu sal pun piedca 81 de unde
sal fac vInt sa caza jos, odata cdzut al meu, il leg
fedeles de mai misca.
= Pc eel carl dorm in cabine il inchidem 81 una din
o pazeste la nsa anenntarea ca zboara crecrii
Eclafd card sa 1ndrazni Sd for!eze usa.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-01-31
G A y T

pc varul meu Gh. Nicolae Dan
din comuna Galati, care este pri-
sonier in Russia. Vrcau ca sa vim
ajutorul lui. Rog pc fratii pri-
sonieri sau pc eel din Legiunca
Vinatorilor daca stu ceva despre
dinsul sa-mi trimita adrcsa lui.
loan Dan, P. o. B. 672, East Yo-
ungstown, Ohio.
(20-26)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-31

| Maj. Roger G. Powell. who took an
active part in coming Washington for
building purposes, was ordered trans
ferred today to the rivers and harbors
section of the Engineer Corps Of the
Army.
Mai. Powell will be assistant to Gen.
Harry Taylor, chief of the rivers and
harbors section, with headquarters in
Washington.
The coming commission, upon COM
pletion of its work yesterday, adopted
resolution in commentator of the
work of Maj. Powell and Maj. Carey
H. Brown, assistant engineer commits
sioner.
It read. 'That the coming commits
sion of the District, having completed
its work of coming the city. hereby
records its appreciation of the valu-
| able services rendered by Maj. Roger
G. Powell and Maj. Carey H. Brown,
Corps of Engineers, in the preparation
of the regulations and maps this day
adopted and published: That the COM
mission was able to perform it's task
within the time limit imposed by Con-
gress was due in large measure to
the untiring energy and proved ability
of these two officers"
Maj. Powell was an assistant engi-
neer commissioner of the District
from 1913 to 1917. when he went to
France with the expeditionary forces.
While assistant engineer commits
sioner he supervised construction of
the new Central High School.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-31
POLICE CHANGES. WILL
GO IN EFFECT TONIGHT
Retiring Officers Fix Property Re.
TURNS After Forty Years
Service.

Police retirements. transfers and
promotions announced by the Com
missioners and Maj. Gessford several
days ago will become effective at IL
o'clock tonight. Capts. J. E. Mulhall
and William T. Anderson. who will
retire after serving the department
for forty years, today arranged their
property returns in order to leave
their records straight when they quit
the service.
Neither captain has any plans for
the future. They have been espe-
cially sactiva police officials, it is
stated. and their retirement came
without being sought, each asking to
be permitted to perform further
police service.
Members of No. 2 command have
planned to give Sergt- Theodore Kau-
cher a handsome chair on, the occa-
sion Of his retirement af$er forty
three years service. ?"
Tomorrow morning at o'clock
Capts. E. w. Brown and w. p. San
ford, recently promoted. will take
charge of precincts; the former has
been assigned to No. and the lat
ter to No. 8. Capt. C. p. N. Lord
mounted. will be in command Of No
IL. while Capt. r. E. Doyle will &c
from the third to the sixth precinct.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-31
BRITAIN'S REPLY TO U. S.
ON OIL ISSUE "GARBLED"
Mistakes in Transmitting Exp1ana.
ton Of Policy in Mandate Coun-
tries Of Asia Minor.

Great Britain has replied to the re-
cent note from this government re-
Questing Information concerning the
reported British French policy as to
oil supplies in the mandate countries
of Asia Minor. The communication
was garbled in Transmission and will
not be made public until Strengthened
out by mail advices.
An agreement was reported con-
cluded between the French and Brit
ish governments at the San Sebastian
conference, by which the oil rights in
Mesopotamia were divided between
the two countries. 1t was to this spe-
cidc agreement as violating the gen.
eral principle concerning the ex-
ploitation of mandate countries to
which the United States government
is believed to have taken exception.
At the same conference a mandate
over Mesopotamia was awarded the
British government by the supreme
council. although this mandate has
never been confirmed by the general
assembly Of the league of nations, as
prescribed by the treaty of YER
sailles.