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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-02-13

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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-12
OFFICERS
CAPTURE So CASES
BONDED WHISKY
Was Enroute by Motor Truck
From New York to
Chicago.

Federal officers took IS cases of
bonded whiskey from a motor truck
which put into Hinkle's garage for
the night Thursday. The truck had
false bottom and was on route
from chicago TO New York II Is
thought the officers We're tipped off
by some garage in which the truck
had spent the night while en- route.
The names Of the men I'm charge
Of the truck and who are under ar
rest are Frank Burns. Al. and Loyal
Burns. %. both giving their address
at 207 jefferson av. Toledo q.
II transpired at the police station
that the federal men had followed
the truck fSom Toledo.
Ed. Mason is alleged 10 have i'm
terfered with one OF the officers
while performing his duty. and was
given a beating.
The elder Burns had S1T3 In his
possession when searched and the
younger S24.
II is said they viii not be given q
hearing in the local court. but viii
be taken direct 70 Judge Anderson
court
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-12

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONED
sergeant marine corps. an observer
In tho marine aviation force. whose
plane and one other became sep
arated from their formation during
raid and were attacked by twelve
enemy scouts. In the fight which
eusued ne fought or the enemy un-
III he collapsed from three bullet
wounds
saved the ChTistObel
Ensign Daniel a. J. Sullivan, re-
serve force. who flung himself on
loose depth bombs on the deck Of
,hc z. 2 :. Christooel during a
fight with submarine and sue
cecded in securing them, saving the
ship from disaster
Lieut. Ralph Talbot, = marine
corps. Robinson's companion IN the
air battle and who after the OBJ
servers oollapse shot down the
nearest scout and then with his OBJ
server unconscious and his motor
falling "divcd back across the Ger
man lines at an altitude OF only 90
feet. took his cumrade Go a hospital
and returned alone 90 his aero
drome
In addition 20 The medals and
letters awarded Thursday special
letters OF appreciation Were for
Warded 10 261 officers who served
IN the naval overseas operations fOT
assisting in making possible the
worthy achievements OF the navy IN
the war"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-12
NOTRE DAME NEWS

Friday night at Notre Dame will
witness the usual number Of cam
pus activities which crowd that eve
ming The agricultural students.
lawyers, engineers. Journalists ana
debaters meet in their various quar-
tiers for a diversity OF programs
which well illustrates the manifold
appeal OF university.
The aggies will gather in Chem
lstry hall at $50 o'clock 10 hear
Brother Leo Of the university farm
speak on The Raising of Alfalfa
IN Northern Indiana" Other mem
beers OF the club viii talk and the
largest attendance OF the year is ex-
pected.
A get-together meeting Of all the
branches Of the engineering school.
including civil. electrical. mining
and mechanical engineering and the
architectural students. Will meet in
the basement OF Walsh hall 20 ar
range for the organization of a
chapter Of the American Associa-
ton OF Engineers. Several engi-
neers of the city Of South Bend will
be present and Rev. James A. Burns.
president Of the university viii en-
courage the boys IN the formation
of live club
The lawyers viii hold a social ses-
sion in the Walsh rec" room at
O'Clock. a South Bend lawyer will
address the club and Tommy
Howard, vaudevilian Of note, will
entertain with monOiogUe and
music Paddy" Ryan is arranging
"a number of boxing bouts for the
affair and a lunch Will be served.
George Devers, Henry Fritz. John
Hefferman and clyde Walsh com
pose the committee I'm charge The
lawyers include some OF the best
/ known men in the school, most of
the athletic stars of the gold and
blue being contained in the group
which daily annoys "Bnl" Minor and
his squad of quiet cops in the
sanctum OF the law library
Worth Clark, oratorical perform
or Of PoCatello. Ida. will call the
Forum to order in room PIG Of the
main building at o'clck. An ir-
formal debate on the Volstead Act
will be the main event of the eve
ming. All college men are invited.
DR.. John VI. Cooney. head OF the
school of journalism, will blue pen
! Gil the "magnum opus Of the story
4 Aclltio VI Tic oNNOOA dA Llit weekly
meeting of the Writer'S club I'm the
Publicity room of the library Vim
lcent Sweeney and Clifford Ward will
submit cory and the usual smoker
! featuring all meetings Of the club
will be held.
Preliminary trials for the Breeu
| OratOrical contest Will begin Dec
| I. Names must be submitted before
Nov. 30 10 the director of studies
or Prof W H. Farrell, in charge OF
public speaking. All manuscript
will be limited 10 l 500 words.
Returns from the Indiana game
Will be received in the gymnasium
/ Saturday. Many students Will leave
with the team Friday FOR Indian
apolis and others are planning the
| ship by-freight journey. though
the beautiful mantle which now Gov
ers the earth promises to dfscom-
mode the enthusiastic pilgrims OF
the side door Pullman.
| Representing the various philoso
/ phv classes of the school. Walter
lO'Keefe. John Dempsey and Wort
! Clark met Friday afternoon 10 draf
a constitution for the St. ThOma:
/ Philosophical society. Following
the meeting of last week. arrange
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-12
DEMOCRATS DISCUSS
POLICY FOR FUTURE

FRENCH LICK. Ind. Nov. IL
Numerous conferences were held
here Thursday among democratic
leaders on reconstruction policies af-
fecting the democratic party's fut-
uTe.
No announcement concerning top
les under discussion AT the confer
enCes were made. but IL is understood
several of the leaders outlined their
ideas Of REORGANIZATION. 1t is said
10 be the plan OF the leaders 70 go
over the propositions put forward
in an end eavor to arrive upon some
definite plan Of reorganization for
the party. When a definite plan Is
formed il is said sentiment will be
sounded out in all sections Of ~
country as 10 the ACCESSIBILITY Of put
ting the policy into operation
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-12

Main and Washington SITS. were
filled with men and women with
barred heads as they sang The
Star Spangled Banner at the
first sounding of the whistles.
George w. Freyermuth. com
mander of Post so of the Amer
lean Legion. gave a brief talk.
J. c. MCGOWAN. superintendent
of the high school. dismissed
classes for the day.
All of the employees oS the
city hall met in the council
chambers for a special service.
Mayor Carson presided and in a
short talk recalled how thankful
the people of South Bend were
two years ago. He then read
"A Creed for South Bend on
Armistice Day" The Oath OF
the Youth of Athens" which was
repeated by all, as follows:
We will never bring disgrace
on this, our city, by any act OF
dishonesty or cowardice.
We will fight for the ideals
and the sacred things of the city,
both alone. and with many.
To Obey Laws.
We will revere and obey the
city's laws. and we will do our
best 10 incite a like reverence
and respect in those above us
who are prone to annul them or set
them at naught We will strive in
creasingly to quicken the public's
sense of civic duty.
Thus, in all these ways we will
transmit this city, not only not less
but greater. better, and more beau
tiful than It was transmitted TO U.S.
DeHaVen Leads Singing.
The city hall administration was
lead in prayer by Capt Trevitt OF
the salvation Army. John DeHaver
lead IN the singing Of patriotic songs
and gave the address of the day.
DeHaven said that the administra-
ton has had q successful three years
and that he had no regrets nor apoH-
gies TO make for anything that has
been done. Closing his remarks he
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-12
FERNDELL GROCERY
HOLDS OPENING At
NEW HEADQUARTERS

Thursday was the formal open
ing OF the Ferndeu Grocery Co. IN
their ney headquarters IN the Ma
some TEN pie Bldg ~. Michigan st.
and IaSalIe av. Upwards of loco
customers greeted BrodbeCk Bros.
DroprietorS OF the store who CO.
operating with the DeLurey Reeder
Advertising agency introduced an
innovation "a grocery store open
luEH.
An orch estra provided mus g
throughout the day. flowers were
rtv7sr TO al VINO attended the open
ing and free food demonstrations in
charge 81 neatly uniformed clerks
ravc a touch OF quality 20 the store.
They were formerly IN the Ameri-
can Bldg, y Main ~ and W. Col
FAX Az Enlargement OF The News
Times offices neCesstsated their re-
moVaf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-12

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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-12
RUMELY TESTTFIES
~ GOTHAM PROBE

NEW YORK. Nov. 11.-Testimony
OF alleged activities ia behalf Of Ger
many by DR.. Edward a. Rumely. on
trial for Withholding knowledge of
the German ownership OF the Ever
ing Mail from the alien property
custodian. and by Norvin r. Lind
helm. cO-defendant. was given on
Thursday by Theodore Lempke.
Lempke. who was general man
ager of the radio station at Tucker
ton. y. J. until il was taken over by
the government. testified Lindheim
arranged for a cargo for the steam
ship Wilhelmina in 1914
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-12
Commerce Commission 20
Keep Clear of arguments

WASHINGTON. Nov. 1.-THE ir-
terstate commerce commits sion has
no disposition 90 interfere with staff.
regulatory bodies in administration
Of local traffic problems. Chairmar
Clarke ot he federal body said
THURSDAY at the Conference Of th.
National Association of Railwg- ana
Utility Commissioners Replying to
a question from Chairman Lewis OF
the Indiana commission. Mr. Cgrk
said that IL state body promulEII-
ed "a rule governing intrastate distri
button Of cars and no complaint
came 20 the federal body. certainly
we would not interfere with il.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-12
House of Commons Passes
Home Rule Bill Thursday

LONDON. Nov 1.-THE Irish
home rule bill passed the house OF
commons on its third reading
Thursday night after a motion FOR
rejection of the measure proposed
bv William {. Adamson. the opposi-
ton leader. had been defeated by
rs 90 50.
The measure passed without any
noteworthy incident IN rather
tame debate The liberal and labor
members who have boycOtted n
through most Of is sta ges as a sign
or their conviction OF its hopeless
ness "a settlement Of the Irish
problem were again absent Thurs
day. The final stage was reached
ga a small and rather llstless gath
ering OK members OF the house
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-12
WISH UNCLE SAM TO
JOIN WORLD LEAGUE

PARIS Nov. Icy the Asso-
ciated Press -One Of the most i'm
pOrtant problems 10 come before the
assembly Of the League Of Nations
at it's coming meeting in Geneva
viii be that of finding some way OF
bringing the United States into the
league. IN the opinion OF Honorio
PueyrredOn, Argentine minister OF
foreign affairs. as expressed here un
Thursday. NJ. Pueyrredon, who iz
a delegate TO the assembly. Will
leave for Geneva Friday night and
viii appear before the assem- bled
delegates as soon as he can find am
opportunity. he said. 60 point out TO
them that the participation I'm the
league is fundamental 20 the very
existence of that organization.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-12
DEATHS
WIS. SNRAH IONS.

Mrs sarah Jones. So years old.
died al her home. 100 Harrison av.
Wednesday night az II o'clock afr
81 10 weeks illness. She was born
ln south Wales. Eng, March T..
1886. and has lived in South Bend
one year She came here from
Pomeroy Ohio Mrs Jones il sur
vived by the following children Mrs
Susan Phillips 81 Pomeroy. o.. Mrs.
Fred Mitch Of Clinton. Ind. William
Jones of Dayton O., Mrs Mary Jeu-
kins. also OF DAYTON. Mrs Richard
Getyin2er OF Middleport. o.. Mrs
John McCOlius OF Minersvilie o.,
Mrs Hiram Parker Of ROsedale
Ind and Arthur and Fred Jones OF
South Bend.
The funeral announcement viii De
made later.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-12
Whistles Bloc and Bells Ring
Announcing A7miStiCe Event

The sad of taps nged with the joyous ringing of bells
and sounding Of whistles throughout the today
memoraton of the day the Germans surrendered.
Dispatches from cities told of the sad that
the bodies soldiers brought
from where the of the boys blue
Of 81 and 90 beside those of the boys in khaki
Turning their thoughts from the strife life acclaim the army
of the world South Bend paused for minutes o'clock
day for a song and prayer service.
Hold Many Meetings
Meetings held of the factories and schools
The high school faculty and students took part
braon the house Singing led by Miss Ee Harmon
and the school orchestra of Is pieces accompanied the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-12
SAYS L. ). is Lax in
Treatment Of Soldiers

FITCHBTRG. Mass Nov f1-
United States Sen. David T. Walsh
addressing the Veterans Cf the wor.
WAT at an Aruistlre dav celebration
Thursday. said that although The
government means 20 Doe generous
it has been very lax n its treatment
of the wounded veterans
u shall NOT feel that The govern
reut has done lts ful duty 20 our
disabled and wounded veterans nm
sd it has given each one az them er-
ervthiug that money can buy an
service can do 90 restore them ZOO
ful health and strength he added
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-12
REACH AGREEMENT on
ADRI4TIC QUESTION

WASHINGTON Nov It-B -a.
Associated Press. 1.-The Italian er.
hassE communicated Thursday ODD
She state deLar tlueut GlspatrI
from its government saying sd
ITALY and Ju-o-Slavia had re8che #
mn q Ereemcrt on the Adri8fic Que--
rion. The dispatch was NOT mad
public but az the Wbassv 10 ~
stated that the boundary line agree a
upon was virtually that proposed b.
tle minimum demands of thc ia
Jam government.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-12
Gets One TO Fourteen
Years at RefOrmGtOry

Russell Kercher. L years old,
told Judge Funk IN the circuit court
Thursday. that the reason he had
stolen n revolver and SIS worth or
personal property from his employ
err William Magazines. last month.
was that he thought his salary was
90 small that he was entitled 20
what he could get. Kercher's plea
for "a suspended sentence was ig-
nored by the court and he was SEN
fenced TO spend from one 20 i
years at the state reform school
and fined $40.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-12
WAR CERTAIN

ST. LOUIS. Nov. 11.-War be-
tween the United States and Japan
is almost certain unless this nation
builds and maintains a navy i'm the
Pacific surpassed by none" Con
gresham L. c. Dyer OF this city de-
clared in an Armistice day address
here Thursday
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-12
coNsIL REPnRTs

WASHINGTON Nov. I1.-CIaudc
J. Dawson, American consul ar Tam
pico who i~ iu Washington. has rec
ported &C. the state department tina
Tampico Is a hot-bed OF labor radi-
calism. but that The authorize
there and iu no other affected part
OF the country have control OF The
situation
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-12

Headed for a cooperation Of the adj
ministration
Following the services throughout
the city members Of the American
Legion went 10 the New York Cen
tral depot 10 escort the body Of Pvt.
Slanly Pazkiet 90 the cemetedy. The
body was returned from France and
was 10 arrive in South Bend az
o'clock
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-12

ments are being made for severaI
gatherings of the philosophers of the
school at which papers will be read
by the members. The annual ban
quet and holiday of the society on
St. Thomas day
A sectional rehearsal OF the Giee
club was held Thursday for tenors.
Basse will rehearse Friday at noon
and a general rehearsal Will be held
Saturday at noon. Plans for the
first concert some time before the
Christmas holidays are being rush
ed. Representatives Of a New York
concert booking agency will hear
the concert and the performance Of
tne club will determine to a large
extents the engagements for the sea
son.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-12
Start ReheGrSdlS For
"SpriHgtime" This n eek

Rehearsals for "Springtime, the
musical comedy 20 be given under
the auspices Of the Mary Ann club
OF Studebakers 20 be staged at the
oliver theater Dec. 81. will begin
THIS week In the Mary Ann club
rooms In the administration build
ing. The director from the John B.
Rogers Producing Co, has arrived
i'm the city and work for the pre-
sentation OF the production viii be
started az once
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-12
FuFs PETITION.

Arthur HenlEnangers = minor. has
through Alvte Hemzninger HIS next
sest friend. nled q petition In the
superior court ssking thai he be re-
is4ssd from = promise 10 pay VIII
lam Ks-nps IS. 500 for damages and
IN furfea received. Heuminger says
that be was not old enough TO rati-
q contract a. the time the agree-
meat vas made.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-12
Britain Celebrates
At Westminster abbey

LONDON, Nov. Icy the As
ISOLATED Press. i'm historic White
hall Thursday night, Great Britain's
newly unveiled monument of her
glorious dead" stood half buried
beneath hundreds Of flower tokens
OF the nations sorrowing apprecia-
ton OF their sacrifices.
A few hundred yards away in
Westminster abbey, amidst the
tombs OF the Realms Great Men re-
posed the body Of the empires
newest immortaI'-an unknown
cOmrada Of those whose deeds the
cenotaph memorializes.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-12
OPEN EVENINGS

4 " steinhhrt, South Bend com
psnY dealers In Cadllacs. Milburr
Elsctrics and Dodge Brothers motor
- ia 8 LAFAYETTE 81 sti1-ls
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-12
OPEN Evenings.

r. W. Steinhart. South Bend COM
pauy. dealers in Cadillacs. Mulburn
Electrics and Dodge Brothers motor
car. 215 :. Lafayette 81. 9411-1S