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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-28
PLAN COURSE
OF CONGRESS
THIS SESSION
Harding COnfers With Senate
Leaders at Important White
House Dinner.
TO SPEED TAX BILL
President to Call in House
Chieftains to Expedite
Coming Legislation.

WASHINGTON, July 27-Legisla-
tive programs Of the next few weeks
in the senate and house were fairly
well outlined Wednesday as a result
Of conferences between Pres't. Hard
ing and a number OF republican
senators at a white house dinner
Tuesday night. Administration plans
as disclosed by senators. call for
passage by the house Of the inter-
national revenue revision bill and OF
several senate bills by August 8, with
"a view TO recess or adjournment of
congress soon after until late in
September or early in October
Probably the most important fea-
ture Of the program disclosed was
the presidents desire to have the the
tax bill enacted ahead Of the Ford
ney tariff revision measure. Senate
leaders urged this change, it was
said, and now plan TO hold the tar
if bill in the finance committee until
after the tax measure IS put through.
The program was said to leave
the tariff bill subject 10 indefinite
delay. possibly until the winter ses-
sion Of congress, although some SEN
ate leaders reiterated that it would
be enacted before adjournment of
the present extra session.
Delay Rail Funding.
other prominent features of the
reported program propose a delay
on the administration bills for re-
funding allied loans and for funding
railroad debts.
Senate bills slated for passage
before the proposed recess are the
pending agricultural credits mea-
sure. the Willis-Campbell anti-beer
bill, the Carpenter-Tincher bill to
regulate future trading in grain. and
possibly. the BOrah bill to restore
free tolls to Aferican coastwise YES
sells using the Panama canal.
This slate was said TO have been
agreed on by the president and the
fourteen senators who met at the
white house dinner, which was held
last night under arrangements for
secrecy ordered personally by Mr..
Harding. The dinner guests were
said to have been urged to give no
advance information OF the dinner.
authOritatively, also were enjoined
TO prevent news Of the meeting be-
coming public.
Senators today. however, talked
freely OF The legislative program.
House leaders TO Dine.
In furtherance of the administra-
ton plan, the president Thursday
night will have a dinner conference
with about a dozen house republican
leaders. The senate republican
steering committee also will meet
tomorrow TO discuss the proposed
plan.
Pres't Harding told the senator's,
il was said, that he was assured by
house leaders Of speedy passage Of
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-28
FAST TRAIN WRECKED At NEW CARLISLE
AdUiSeS Rouge to
Keep Mere Man in
Constant Pasture

CHICAGO, July PA wife's
failure TO use a Hpstick has wrecked
many a happy home.
The 5000 members Of the Aneri-
can Cosmetical society, in conven-
ton here this week. are permanent
converts to the doctrine. Curbing
the male instinct TO wander IS part
of their job.
Men don't want 10 admit II. but
they won't be good unless their
wives make them" declared Mrs. NJ.
]. Baird Of Champaign, H.. presi-
dent Of the society. And when a
man wanders. there's generally one
answer. His wife has let herself be
come dowdy'
The man who declares he won't
let his wife do things 20 make her
self attractive is generally looking
over his shoulder at some other
GIRL" the president added.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-28
MORE TROUBLE BREWS
IN WEST VIRGINIA

CHARLESTON. ". Va. July 27.-
Che hundred members Of the United
Nine Workers of America, all Of
whom Will be bona fde residents
OF the state" will be sent into Mingo
county daily. G. F. Keeney, presi-
dent OF District Il. said tonight. This
action would be taken. Keeney said.
as the result Of the arrest today OF
c. II. Workman. union organizer. as
he alighted from a train. Workman
had permission from Gov Morgan
10 return 10 MingO for two days. the
miners president stated
If these are the tactics the off,
GERS In charge OF Mingo county are
going TO follow" Keeney said. "Tll
give them something 10 do by send
ing enough men in their 20 fill every
county jail in southwest West Vir-
GINA"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-28
Anti-Sm0kine Bill
Opposed BY Women

WASHINGTON, July Twenty
I'VE women. old. youuE and middle
aged. TANNED into house commit
tee room wednesday 20 hear Req.
Johnson. Mississippi urge passage
OF a bill prohibiting ciEaret smoking
by women in the nations capital
After Johnson had spoken two
hours in support Of his bin a refer
endurn was taken Twenty-four out
OF the % women voted against the
bill.
The congressman admitted that he
hoped 70 make the Principle OF the
AI nation wide. HIS statements
reused Mrs. J. r. Cassidy. wife OF an
army colonel. here
ITS time 20 stop this talk OF leg
islation that VIII tell the women
what they can and what they cam
not do" she said. Its their bath
ing suits. the style OF their stockings.
the length 81 their skirts. how thev
do their hair. and what not That
= the spirit women resent more than
anything Else. and ] wish 90 say
never smoked a cigaret in my life.
Mrs. r C.. Atwood director or
the Anti Blue Law league. appeared
gainst the bill saying IL was the
opening wedge OF a drive 10 control
as personal habits
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-28
BODY OF DR.. STONE.
NOT YET RECOVERED.
Purdue Educator is Wedged
Between Rocks at Bottom
of Cliff.

BY Associated Press:
BANFF, Alb, July 27-Dr. w. Z.
Stone president VI Purdue univer-
sity, at Lafayette. Ind. gave his life
in the solitary fastneSs of Mount
canon in an effort to save his wife,
who had fallen TO a narrow ledge
on the face of a deep crevice. With
Mrs. Stone in his arms ne was at
tempting 10 scale the almost per-
pendicular side of the cliff when he
lost his footing and hurtled to the
bottom Of the chasm.
Mrs. stone who slid back to her
former position far above the body
OF her husband. will recover from
her injuries and the effect OF being
virtually without food for eight days
and nights. according to fragmen-
tary reports reaching here from the
rescuing party.
She is being taken by stretcher 10
camp on Marble Creek, nine miles
distant from the spot where she was
found. and is expected TO reach there
tomorrow morning A. O. Wheeler,
president Of the Canadian Alpine
club. and a party of nurses have
left here TO attend her at the camp.
Death Was Instantaneous.
The body of DR.. Stone has not yet
been recovered. 1t is wedsed be-
tween two jagged rocks at the bot
tom of the crevice. the precipitious
walls Of which render descent ex-
tremely difficult His death is be-
lieved TO have been instantaneous.
Mr. and Mrs stone left Banff on
July Is TO attempt the ascent Of
Mount canon. Both were expert
enced mountain climbers. They car
ried rations for four days and at the
foot OF the mountain discarded ev-
erything save essential equipment.
Shortly after the ascent was be
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-28
NORRIS RAISES
RUMPUS ABOUT
HIS PET BILL
Charges political Machine
Tactics During Heat of
Verbal Pyrotechnics.
ATTACKS HARDING PLAN
Bipartisan Movement is Seen
in Substitution of Kel-
logg Measure.

WASHINGTON. July 27.-A BIZ
partisan movement in the senate
Wednesday got behind the admins
tration plan for agricultural credits
as a substitute for the Norris bill,
caused a split in the unofficial agri-
cultural bloc" Of /hators and rous-
ed to vigorous protest Sen. Norris,
republican, Nebra<ka, in charge OF
the measure bearing his name.
Charges of political machine
tactics against his bill were made by
Sen Norris, whose verbal blast in
cluded the administration broadly
the white house. Vice Pres't Coolidge
the cabinet and other government
officials and individual senators.
The attack of Sen. Norris, which
followed an agreement today be-
tween republican and democratic
senators TO support the administra-
ton to have the war finance corpor-
alton placed in charge Of agricul-
tural credits, was directed at the sub
bill of Sen. Kellogg, republican, Of
Minnesota. This measure was draft-
ed by Sec'y Hoover and Director
Meyer of the war finance corpart-
ton, and was introduced yesterday
just prior to the reading of a mes
sage from Pres't Harding suggesting
such a measure.
CriticiSes Trainers.
Characterizing the Kellogg bill a:
"an illegitimate child" Sec'y Hoover
and Director Meyer as 'its we
! Y,,rsas'' and Sen KelIOesy g its "fOS.
ter father" Sen Norris said the eff
fort to defeat the Norris bill was the
topic of many white house confer
ences. ut was no secret" he said
that the administration was opPos-
ed to the Norris bill"
Suggestions of collision between
Vice Pres't Coolidge and Sen. Curtis
Of Kansas, republican whip. in con-
nection with Sen. Kellogg's introduc-
| ton of the substitute were made by
Sen Norris. He said Sen. Curtis
presiding over the senate while Mr..
Coolidge was attending the Tuesday
cabinet meeting, had given the floor
to Sen kellogg without the latter
requesting recognition. The plans
all were arranged, Sen. Norris said
and soon after their contamination.
he continued, Mr.. Coolidge entered
| the senate.
Heaps Goals on Coolidge.
mo details Of operation are over
looked by the political machine -
said Sen. Norris. IF the vice presi-
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-28
NEW BREAK THREATENS
CONFERENCE LEADERS

By Associated Press
LONDON, July 27.-Just as e ap-
peared the breach in Anglo-French
relations over Upper Siles.a had been
healed, a new obstacle arose We'd
nesday. A fresh disturbance is
threatened by the reported insist
ence Of Premier BRAND that the
question Of sending allied reinforce
ments to Upper Silesia shall be first
on the agenda at the supreme coun-
ell meeting.
Marquis Curzon. British foreign
secretary, upon Learning Of the re-
port, Immediately expected the Irish
premier at Paris TO make inquiries
as 20 the truth Of the report.
II IL is found 10 be true. England.
Il was declared. must reconsider
her whole attitude regarding the
treatment Of Upper Silesia by the
supreme council"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-28
JAPS WILL ATTEND
ARMAMENT SESSION
Definite Acceptance of Place
in Conference is Received
by Government.

By Associated Press:
WASHINGTON, July 27.-Japan's
definite acceptance Of a place in the
disarmament conference, which
reached the state department We'd
nesday, gives consent to a discussion
o. far eastern questions I'm conEcc-
ton with the conference. but sug-
-ests that problems wh:c.i ConcJi ned
only particular powers CT which can
be regarded as closed incidents be
omitted from the scope Of the meet
ing.
There was every evidence Of salts
faction over the reply in official cir
cles here and it was indicated that
the way now was regarded as en-
tirely clear for the preliminary ne
gotiations which viii fix the time
and place of meeting and details Of
procedure.
Plans Suggested.
A comprehensive consideration Of
delegates actually assemble also was
suggested in the japanese note and
now is regarded as assured. The
attitude Of officials here has been
that such a discussion would be en-
tirely in place once all the invited
powers had definitely accepted the
invita- tons.
\ portion OF the japanese reply
which attracted particular attention
here was a paragraph declaring it
the sense OF the japanese govern
rlent that during the conference
problems such as are Of sole con-
Germ TO certain particular powers or
such matters that may be regarded
q accomplished facts. should be scrup-
ulously avoided"
Il was made plain. however, that
officials here regarded this statement
not as a condition Of acceptance by
Japan but as a forecast Of the atti-
tude she will take when the negotia-
tons over the conference program
begin.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-28
ERIN CABINET TALKS
OVER PEACE TERMS

LONDON. July "a meeting q
an the available members of Che
Irish republican cabinet wednesday
gave further prolonged discus. r1 20
the British governments proposals
relative % en- Irish settlement. bur
apparently reached no dec sion.
A communication from Eamonn
De Valera 10 reported % have reach
al tho British prime minister prob
ably seeking further elEcidaUon GA
some doubtful Joints in the propos-
ais
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-28
DENIES MAKING THREAT
TO GOTHAM MOVIE MEN

BOSTON. July 27-Dist. Atty.
Nathan a Tufts Of NIiddleSeX coun-
~. today denied that he had made
am threats or promises 10 New York
motion picture men after the mid
night dinner at NIishawum manor,
Woburn. in March, 1917. at which
the producers and several women
We're present.
Tesrfying in his own behalf be-
fore the supreme court in the pro-
ceedings which Attorney General
j. Weston Alien has brought for his
removal Mr Tufts asserted that he
did not present the Misnawum
manor case 20 the grand jury because
the only evidence that he possessed
had been discredited
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-28
JACK DEMPSEY PLANS
JOURNEY TO EUROPE

Los ANGELES, Calf. July 81
Jack Dempsey. worlds champion
heavyweight. said tonight that he
either would leave tomorrow for
Europe or would remain here in
definitely % make a motion picture
serial He said he expected a tele-
gram from MANAGER Kearns in New
York some time tonight which would
settle the matter.
Dempsey said II he went 10 Eur
ope he probably would 20 on tour
there. Asked II il would be a we'd
ding trip. he said he should say
not"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-28
TEXAS SENATE VOTES
NO ON KHAN PROBE

AUSTIN. Tex, July PA resolu-
ton denouncing the Ku Klux Kan
in Texas was tabled Wednesday by
the Texas legislature.
This is the last cIuck OF the Ku
Klux Khan by the legislature" a
house leader declared. The vote 10
table was SO 10 81 and came after
Putnam. its author, declared an at
tempt had been made to intimidate
him.
Putnam received a letter post
marked Denver. bearing the fiery
cross and the alleged seal Of the
Khan, he declared in his speech in
favor Of the resolution.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-28
URGE SETTLEMENT OF
SILESIAN QUESTIONS

LONDON. July 27-The French
government deems It impossible TO
decide on the holding Of a meeting
Of the allied supreme council until
the question Of sending reinforce
ments into Upper Silesia has been
decided.
NJ. De St Aulaire, the French
ambassador here. called on Lord
Curzon. the British foreign minister.
this evening and conveyed this in
formation in the name of his gov
eminent
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-28
CoNFERs WITH BRAND

PARIS. July 2T.-Myron T Her
rick. the American ambassador. had
an interview with Premier BRAND
yesterday which was largely taken
up with the Upper Silesian ques ION.
says the Journal this morning. No
details OF the interview are available.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-28

Suit for divorce has been
brought against Philip NJ Shaw.
millionaire partner Of Philip NJ.
Shaw Co, n. Y. brokers. by his
wife. Mrs. Elinor Shaw, upper
right. in which she names as CO.
respondent Miss Madrienne La
Barre. 20-year-old Butterfly" Of
the ziegfeld Follies, upper left.
Miss La Barre says she was duped
by Shaw, who she says, represent
ed himself as a single man.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-28
THE WEATHER.

Indiana and lower Michigan: Partly cloud
nd cooler Thursday, Friday fair.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-28

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Monday, Wednesday., Saturday
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

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this medicine am now. in the best
OF health" 1t is simple, harmless.
preparation that removes the catar-,
rhal mucus from the Intestinal tract
and alIays the Inflammation which
causes practically all stomach. liver
and interestinsl ailments, including
appendicitis. One does will convince
or money refunded sold by all drug
gists.--Adv
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Ae is LOOKING EN- OVER AGAIN.

Eight years or stomach and liver
trouble reduced me IN walking skel-
esosc ,-A.s -kis,svxiss dries ap and as
yellow as twsaty-dollag gold piece.
! Vas flllsd with gas aud had seScre
pains N my hight side. could not
sl.ink ead lad lost all ambition 70 Dc
apythscs 0dcto-s medicine did 10.
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IN HARD LINES

could not work at all and had
to take to my bed with high fever
due to intestinal indigestion. gasses in
my stomach ad pain II mE right
side. had spent my last cent for
doctors and medicine which gave
me no relief. was in despair. A
lodge brother gave me q bottle of
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy and the
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rcvto ! PERSONA.

Ny beauty parlor lhas baan1in op-
eratlop. fog seyeraa, yeaH.saad Iohaye
successfully treated ladies lseaa New
Work. Jacksonville. Chic1Eo, and 9th.
or Pieces. g,Nhof SRy1l,hfy have never
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sonablly priced awngk. h g RI naai
81 have studied and bworkndeh New
Orleans. Richmond and Athens. lpg0
A share eff yogt' pnntonase is so
licStedg and wHl be unprecedented
Mira. III. d. CnnamingsJ tsie Jinicn
street, lshos,~ inss 81 ~ Iflw Ell
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manufacturers phiio Poui.
ry pHl pahyf Feed -FsA West AZ st.
J IFfFH 'fflff2S Jul 'f't ll !
Learn Of the yale. OF Paradise,
wheiE htSaaa coma tue. fhB wonder
city ISL hAsiEs d maggie grqwths aud d

wheiS hssaMs come tfle. fhB wohdesl
city ISL hAsiEs d maggie grqwths aud d
million d0lldfs hi municipal improve
ments are authorized FOR this year. Ev-
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have IAgeHtesf ih}lss 81 Protected wa.
tor rnbns,l rIsA gofsebusIy beautiful
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Boats with hundreds or spues Of pro,
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to VISIT. Finest motoring roads IN the
south Hathing, IN bay and gulfsowon'
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-14
IN THE OIL FIELDS
Office: 624l w. II. PECK Residence 2442

November it was decidedly an un-
popular suggestion and looking back
it is very doubtful IL the same course
would be pursued under the same
circumstances and for this reason
the very people who suggested the
danger OF over production were right
thcn preparing for d big campaign
OF drilling IN Mexico which was not
fair TO the oil producers OF Okla
homa nor to the newspaper frator-
nifty
However the situation has grown
some bcttor and, while conditions
nave no, reached normal by any
means 'horo Us ono thing certain
and that - that II tho great number
Of dry holes keeps showing as they
nave been for the last few DAYS
oil in the mid-Contincnt field will
be mighty scarce.
Tho rcfiners arc out for oil.
which has created a better fcolisg
and 1t would bc Just as well to keep
an eye on the runs from the refinery
as well as from tho wells.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-14
Nice Producer Completed
in Bald Hill District

The No well of the Great Lakes
OH company located in the north
west corner OF 35-l5-14 is reported
to be good for $50 barrels natural.
The Wilcox sand in the new well
was topped at 2,107 feet, and it was
drilled - feet in for the big pro-
duction.
Several failures are reported from
this district, being the No. well
OF Lowery and others located in the
center OF the west line OF the north
west of northwest Of 36-l5-i4, which
found water at 2,31S feet. and the
No. l we'll OF Harsah and others To-
Gated in the southeast corner Of the
northeast of southwest OF @S-15-l4.
which found water in the Wilcox
sand.
West of this production. the
Wright Producing company has a
failure in its No. Brunor, located
in the northeast corner of the
southeast OF southeast Of 24-15-l3,
which is dry and abandoned at 1895
feet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-14
NeU Wen in Dedner Pool
Big disappointment

An inside location i'm between
wells which started off making 900
barrels the No. 8 Holmes OF the
kingwood oil company was yester-
day completed, and showed an ni-
tal production OF only 10 barrels.
which makes IT one Of the smallest
competitions yet brought I'm on the
property owned by tho Kingwoud
company The new we'll Is located I'm
the center OF the cast line Of tho
northeast Of the southeast OF l6-11-
u, and the pay WAS found from
2,60S TO 2,6S9 feet This well was
started on August lG, 1920. but has
been troubled for some time with a
bad fishing sob at 2,604 feet. II looks
as though the big production from
tho Doancr pool has passed its maxi
mum, however, there is an extension
of tho production TO tho west and
southwest, where the Atlantic and
Edgar oil companies have recently
brought In some good wells and have
some good looking properties, which
will no doubt furnish considerable
new production for some time to
come
The kiugwood company Is drilling
a mystery wcll" located some where
in the northeast quarter Of 16, which
ia reported TO be drilling somewhere
below 3 200 feet. IT has been i'm
possible to get any definite isforma-
tion on this operation, however, Il is
expected it will be a thorough test
for the deeper sands In this district.