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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-23
The Ne7eS- Times
OPENS NezOH
With Reception
Invite Public to Attend
Open-House and Inspect
Plant Thursday After
noon and Evening.

You are particularly in
vited to visit The News Times
Offices between ESQ and $50
p. m. Thursday.
The foregoing is from The
News Times management and
is directed to all citizens.
1t means that, beginning at
2:30 o'clock next Thursday
afternoon and continuing un-
til 9 o'clock Thursday eve
ming. The News-Times is to
hold a public reception in
honor OF completing the en-
largement of its plant and the
addition of many improve
ments necessary to printing a
modern newspaper.
The News lines feels that
it has passed another mile
stone in newspaperdom in
South Bend and northern In
diana and 1t wants to give the
public an opportunity to visit
and view It's plant "a the o,Iests
of the paper.
The enlargement and i'm
PrOvement of the plant have
been completed. The new
46-Page Hoe press will be
running. The new stereo-
tipping plant will be in opera
ton. The editorial depart
ment Is now located In its new
quarters on the second floor
of The News Times building,
Main st. and Colfax av. The
business Offices and advertis-
ing departments are now To-
Gated in their new quarters on
the main floor Of The News
Times building. Most Of the
additions in the mechanical
department have been made.
and everything is now in read
mess for the reception Thurs
day afternoon and evening.
The necessary arrangements
for caring for the many visit
ors have been made. Each
visitor will be presented with
d suitable souvenir Of the oc-
casion, in addition to being af-
forded an opportunity to see
the real inside of d modern
newspaper plant in operation.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-23
HARDING OFF FOR
HOUSE BOAT TRIP
President elect Starts Two
Weeks acation on
Florida River.


ST AJGJ slime. Fla. Jan. g.
The hous.huat Victoria. with Pros O.
elect Harding and "a party OK friends
aboard. left here late this afternoon
tor leisGrely fishing cruise down
dusk tied up for the night near
Summer Haven, 30 miles go the
south
With his departure from ~ Au-
rustiuc. the presidCut-eiec- said
goodbye 10 his cares and virtually
went into secluslon for two weeks OF
rest and recreation. He expects Co
come ashore lr TWO or three points
20 play go,f bl, during mos of the
trip intends 60 keep out OF the pun
he eye and to forget the problems
that must be solved before March 9.
Welcomed 10y Crowd
ar. Harding reached -. Augustine
from Marion shortly before noon.
made "a short call M the hotel which
viii be- lis home for month after
ne returns from The fishing trip on
Feb. 3. and played round OF golf
before going aboard The Victoria a
crowd appiauded him when De
aIChted from his train.
The Victoria belongs 90 Sen. Jo-
s50h s Freiughuyseu Of View Jer-
sey. whose guest AFR. Harding viii
30 during -he fishing trip. Others
ir the party include George =.
Christian SIR. the president elects
private secretary. Harry NJ DauCh-
er-r az 'o.Iu.rG- Sen. 8. 3 FAN OF
Kew Mexico. and Henry J.. Fletcher.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-23
WALSH MADE IRISH
COUNSEL FOR U. S.
Former War Labor Board
Held to Represent Pro-
visional Government.
- Assoclated Press .


WASHINGTON, Jan % - The
provisional Irish republic has Sc
lected Frank Z. Walsh. former
chairman Of the war labor board as
its legal consellor in the United
States. according TO letter written
by Mr. Walsh 10 Sec'y OF State
Colby and made public today.
IN describing the purpose Of the
appointment, Mr. Walsh said in his
letter:
u shall represent the government
OF Ireland in an matters in which
it may be concerned. before the de
partments Of the United States gov
eminent. committees Of congress,
courts Of law. any council or a ses-
sion Of nations which may hereafter
be established and any other body
or agency. before which that gov
eminent may desire legal represen-
tatiOu.'
In a statement given out with the
letter Mr. Walsh said he would work
continuously for recognition of q
repu bile whose struggles have
aroused the world
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-23
Decline IN Business
Caused Ldyotf of 1000.
Says Railroad Head
BIZ Associated Press:

BAlIrI MORE. Nd, Jan. L-.-
George ". Shriver. senior vice-presi-
dent of the Baltimore and Ohio rail-
road company. today gave out the
following statement explaining the
laying of OF more than 1000 en-
ployes:
The Baltimore and Ohio railroad
has during the past several weeks
made COnsidera BILE reductions IN its
forces largely IN the maintenance
departments as - customary az This
season Of the year With the con-
tinuat!on Of the decline IN traffic and
consequent ,esser use Of power and
the growing mum Der 81 idle cars. *
- posi- bic now 90 make reductions
IN the shops consequently an order
has been issued suspendinE opera
lions in some OF the larger shops
where general repair and rebuilding
work - carried on. While follow
Ing the Eve days notice. the sIspeE-
sion IS for an indefinite period. and
IL IS the expectation that work VIII
be resumed within a limited time. ="
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-23
B0RAH WANTS
QUICK ACTION
ON DISARMING
Protests Against Proposed De
lay Until Inauguration
of Harding.
OPPOSES ROOTS MOVE
Delay May Mean Death of Ne
gotialions. / tab Sen
ator Declares.


WASHI>CTDN Jal ga s1g-
restion ol EIhu Root former sccre-
'try 90 state. chat O. world confer
.nre oH dlsa rruaIu~ut ur delayed uu-
F.. tl.'r INC Inaugural Df prC-'f-
star- Harding brought "a sharp
ft"u"nt tonight from Sen. BOrah
republican. idaho. author OF "a pend
ing resolution asking ,ue prasidenl
"a" mi .1te negotiations looking t0 "a
reduction OF naval building uy the
United States. Great Britain and
Japan.
Delay IS ono Of the methods PEE
clliariy adapted tu IlIuiu2 amy pro-
gram or disarmament said Sen
Eorah. adding that inc regretted eek
ceediHglE that Mr.. Root should
throw his great influence against Tho.
progress tuat is being made"
'It ua2 boo possible. said the sem
d.or 'and J presume BE- b. probable
tnat t1sE cam stop The passage OF
ln-~ resolution. but tucg cannot
stop rhe movement"
Root Wants Delay.
Mr.. Roots suggestion Was con
taIuec boo lcttor read today before
-ne house naval committee by Chair
man Butler. Tie said Dee "felt
strongly that steps should be taken
..t 'tiIt -lF anu t-T N4I. now flIffIIflLSEF
zion is established 20 bring about
general agreement ON disarmament.
but that the precise method of pro-
eedurc' ought not 90 Dee determined
until after Mr. Harding and his sec
rotary of state "have had am oppor-
fuuitr to INFORM themselves and
roach conclusions as Co the way
which affords the best prospect of
success
The former secretary OF state also
said bee did not "feeI ike hazarding
an opinion ~ to what reply other
governments might make TO sus-
eesf ION from the American govern
mcat that Representatives be APP
pointed 90 "a disarmament confer
ruee. He declared that the subject
was especially difficult" because OF
-1e disturbed conditions ur eastern
Europe and because too many ma
rous have special approximations OF
danger against which they wish 90
guard
Sen. Borah said ir his statement
CONTINUED ON PACE FOURD
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-23
J dnderlip Combine For
Russian Trade TO Use
Seattle Port, RePOr'

BY Associated Press
LONDON, Jan. 22.-The American
syndicate which recently acquired
large concessions from the soviet
government in KamChatka through
Washington b. Nanderlip, has de-
cided 10 use Seattle, Wash. as the
port for trade OPERATIONS with so
Wet Russia. says a wireless dispatch
from Moscow today. Enormous
stores will be built there for ex-
port trade TO NladIvostOk and the
construction OF oil tanks has been
started. the message says. adding
that plans are being made 10 de-
velOu the railway az Seattle.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-23
BRITISH-U. S.
MARINE PACT
TO BE PROBED
Shipping Board to Investigate
Contract of American
Company.
FOLLOWS JONES CHARGE
Issue of Great Consequence"
Saws Chairman of Gov
eminent Body.

BY Associated Press:
WASHINGTON, Jan. %. - The
shipping board voted today to inves-
tigate at hearings next Thursday the
contract between the international
Marine company an American cor
porauon. operating among others
shipping board vessels. and the Brit
ish government.
Existence. Of such contract was
first brought to public notice last
Thursday by Sen. Jones Of Washing
ton, chairman Of the senate COM
merce committee in an address be-
fore the annual convention Of the
National Merchant Marine associa-
ton. The senator said that under
its terms the company agreed to
pursue mo policy injurious TO the
interests Of the British Mercantile
Marine OF British trade"
Issue Important.
In announcing the decision OF the
board 20 make an inquiry. Freder-
lex I. Thompson. vice chairman, de-
clared in a public statement that the
issue raised" was considered OF
great consequence and OF "A nature
requiring the attention Of the ship
ping board.
1T may be stated" he added.
that Ii was the opinion OF the COM
missiOners present at the session OF
the board this morning when the
resolution was unanimously adopted
that no issue of larger moment af-
fecring the establishment and per
mameucy OF an American merchant
marine had come before the pres
ent board for considera t!or."
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-23
POLICE AWAIT STEP
OF TOXIC MANAGER
Intimate Repetition of Action
if Sabbath Law J.. Broken
Today.


Fo-loWi-s me failure ~ TWO
% reach am agreement IN Che case
against George y. Brein-gi owner
and manager or tho TOXIC dance
nall who Us charged with breaking
the SABBATH considerable speculation
mas been aroused as 90 wnat acton
VIII Doe taken Jy tle police ot.c.t-s
t Breinig opens The dance han ~
day which le has asserted le N.t
do. Current rumors around the cir"
hall indicate that orders have been
issued oy Mayor Carson ~ af..
the operator IL ne opens mo I
10 me puplc today. Ponce otll.t--
would nor comment on The
when questioned .aS- night
Because Or the heaFy court ee.-.--
l-e Tor saturday me case esa-..+t
bre-Hig was not called Tor trla4 -ol
the taira time. which was contei--
plated, I'D order thaL me LEGALITY ~
the case might Dee agreed upon
as 20 prevent - repetition ~
sunday raid. The case Wl4-
called 90 trial again early THIS Wse-
Declines 90 Talk.
Al the time NJ his arrest B~ein--
asserted that he would demand tH
the city administra-loa Close at ID
places JI amusement ~ the c--.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-23
Federal Men UncOUer
Hdrdnd-Florida Ring
OF Whisky Runners
-c-T-u1.

81 Associated Press 4:

FORT MYERS. Fla. Jan. "a
Wholesale whisky running conspir-
aCy in which prominent men" are
involved was said by federal agents
to have been uncovered today with
the arrest Of James and John De-
Isle. after their schooner, which is
alleged to have carried 1000 cases
OF liquor from Cuba. was wrecked
on the shore near Naples, Fla.
While the Delisie brothers were
seeking aid for their wrecked YES
sci. all but six cases Of the liquor
were. stolen. federal and state Off
Gals said. The name Of the ship
had been changed from Frank NJ
10 "Cralia" and 81 was placed under
British registry at Havana, where
the liquor was obtained. according
to the authorities.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-23
confidence Man" Dies
In attempt to Escape
nv Associated Press

KANSAS CITY. Mo. Jan. 22-
Ernest Sinclair. Of Atlanta. Ga. was
shot and Killed here Saturday by q
detective after the officer had ar
rested Sinclair and companion.
who gave his name as Harry Camp
bell
While the detective was calling "a
patrol wagon. Sinclair broke and
ran. Campbell told the police that
Sinclair was confidence man who
had been swindling people at the
union station for some time in dol
lar matching games.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-23
Boys Make Confession
Of Train Wreck attempt
by Associated Press

by Associated Press:
PAWPAW, Mich. Jan. 22-Lester
Hall, 16, and Theodore Ecker. j.,
today confessed 10 an attempt 20
wreck a Michigan Central passe niger
train near LawtOn early yesterday,
according 70 authorities, who
brought the boys here for examina-
ton. They explained. II was said.
that they wanted 20 see IN real life
a railroad wreck like those they had
Witnessed on the screen. II was at
first believed bandits, BY placing OBJ
structions on the track had at
tempted 20 wreck the train, which
was reported 10 be carrying a large
shipment Of currency.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-23
Offers $4,000 RetCdrd
For Auto Drirer Who
Caused NieCe'S Death
BY ASSOCIATED Press :

NEW YORK. Jan. 2f.-A reward
OF $4,000 for the arrest and convlc-
ton Of the automobile driver who
ran down and killed Miss Anna
Bloom. Jan. Il. was offered Satur-
day night 10y the victims uncle
Larry Cooper. a lace importer
Miss Bloom was found In "a dying
condition on a Cooper square bench,
where. police believe. she was car
ried by occupants OF the car after
being struck.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-23
VICTIM OF CULVER
HOLD-UP SUCCUMBS
Jacob Saline. Shot in Battle
With Bank Robbers. Dies
From Wounds.
By Associated Press /:

CULVER. Ind. Jan. -. - Jacob
saline. -. local business man. who
was shot by bank bandits. Dec g.
died TODAY. Mr.. Same was one OF
the persons who led The attack on
robbers who held up the Culver EN-
change bank and which resulted In
the capture Of four OF the five ban
dts
The four men held in connection
with the robbery ard shooting were
removed some time ago 70 the In
diana state prison AT Michigan City.
The Marshall county grand jury is
now investigating the rObbery.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-23

Wild Man DriUen
To CiOili&atiO11
By Flood Waters
Wife Caught in Bear Trap,
and Baby, Follow Him
Out of Swamps.

BY Associated Press.
LAUREL. Miss. Jan. 22-Su--
rounded by the comforts Of civil
ization. Albert Parson, the wild
man Of the Leaf river bottoms" hts
80 year old wife" whom he says
he caught % years ago in a bear
trap. and a two year old baby Cir,
all OF whom st~ayed into the village
OF LUX yesterday. like people from
another age, tonight are as much a
mystery 20 authorities as when they
We're first discovered.
Interest Centers I'm the identity Of
the baby Authorities feel certain
that she is not a child OF the couple,
who. although IN perfect health
show signs OF primitive living and
constant battle with the forces OF
nature. The woman has lost an eve.
which she declares in rambling
statements was scratched out by
wild cat"
Driven From Home.
When found, the mans clothes
were in tatters the woman wore
the scanty remnants OF one
garment house dress and the
baby was naked. They had been
driven out Of their home" a shack
on a strip Of land in an isolated
section. by high water Parson
maintains that he owns the land and
the shack
The trio had lived principally upon
roots. wild fruits and game, which
they trapped. but there was evidence
Of an effort 20 farm with the aid
Of a blind horse. which ParsOn said
he had captured
Although the mans mind - said
by the authorities 10 be more nearly
normal than the woman's. he is
unable 20 account for the child,
The baby is perfectly healthy.
Stories have been heard for years
regarding a wild man" in the sec
ton, but usually were discounted.
The man says he is y years old
but looks older.
The three are being cared for al
the county poor horse at Ellisyille
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-23
KYLE TO RELY
ON MERCY OF
ROBBERY JURY
Ex-Minister Will Plead Guilty
10 Part in $4,000
Mail Theft.
DENIES ACTUAL THEFT
Says He Only Helped Secrete
Stolen Sacks Planned TO
Bury Loot

10y Associated Press.
MOUNT VERNON. ILL.,, Jan. --.-
Guy Kyle IS years old. former rec
tor OF She Mount Vernon Free Meth
odis, church. tonight announced Lc
would plead guilty 20 completely i'm
the theft here OF 81 packages az
registered mail. containing more
than $1S5.000 IN cash and $4,000
IN securities and would throw him
self on the mercy OF the court.
He denied be participated tn he
actual theft or the packages hlt
said he became a party 90 the rob-
berry after the packages were
brought 20 @ garage. Of which ~
half owner. on the afternoon or the
day OF the robbery. The packages
were Ia four mail sacks. and were
stolen from AN express wagon iu
front OF the local postofficc shortly
before seven a. M.
Doubt Statements
Kyle furnished pOstofficc iusDec-
tors with the name Of the man De
sid brought the sacks 90 the garage.
but the inspectors asserted they be-
lieved the man innocent and that
Kyle was attempting 20 implicit
him because he had been insru
mental ia clearing up the uysterv
OF the theft.
The actual amount recovered was
ilSS,184.36, II was announced too
night.
"I had nothing 10 DO with tha
robbery until the sacks were brought
10 the garage. and then yielded
20 temptation said the former rec
tor. we planned 20 take the money
20 my home and bury it until the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-23
PRESIDENT URGES
ATTEMPT AT PEACE
Tells League Powers Should
Prevent Armed Action
Against Russia.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 90 A pub
.Ic and solemn" engagement among
tile great powers uut 20 violate or to
permit the violation of the territor-
'al integrity Of Russia is regarded
a- F~est Wilson as the sine qua non
ut au attempt at the paCl6cariOn OF
Armenia and the other states hord-
triuE ou Russia
The presidents views are set forth
.u a note transmitted 10 Paul Hy-
mans. president of the League Of
Nations assembly. by Acting sec s.
Davis under date OF Jan. IS and
made public tonight az the state de-
uartnent.
THE dlstres-fll situation Of
Armenia. which has been invaded BY
both the Turkish uatouaists and
rle soviets is only one detail of the
tsst Russian problem the president
says. and ha most earnestly urges"
lis conviction that Sc lis only bv a
-saerai and comprehensive treat
cent or the whole problem only biz
100 and generous corporation Of the
principal powers that 81 hopeful APP
1roach 90 the pac.tca sion and ir-
dependence or Armenia can be
Opposes Armed Invasion.
The president says aa has lever
Hrteved tha- the problems raised
Hy The bolSheviki coup d'etat could
solved aE military actions from
ue outside and H- Expresses the
hope 'thar the recent t-acfca- events
-u che Polish front and -he Crsuta
have convinced aN The world -ha-
armed INVASION - Hu- Che WAY 10
BRING peace 90 the people ~ Russia.
ny. Wilson adds that these events
lave only strengthened his Convic-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-23
JASPER DARLING DEAD.

~ Associated lEehN
CHICAGO. Jan. 22.-Jasper Oar
ling. writer and lecturer on patri-
Otto subjects. died az his home sat
urday from heart disease. lie va-s
- years ole
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-23
Picz TcntifIcs.

WASHINGTON, Jan. eff the
American merchant marine is TO be
developed successfully, the shipping
board must be relieved OF the task
Of operating ships and settling
claims growing out OF the cancel
latiOn of war contracts, Charles Piez,
Of Chicago. former director general
OF the EN- ergency Fleet corporation,
declared today before the house
committee investigating the boards
operations.
Coupled with these declarations
was "A flat denial by Mr.. Piez Of
various charges Of acknowledgement
made against the construction d.
vision of the board by Martin J.
Gillen in recent testimony before the
committee. The witness also denied
that Charles NJ. Schwab had been
reimbursed by the government for
his personal expenses. while Mr..
Schwab was director general Of the
fleet corporation.
Mr. Piez made no direct reference
to the charge of Col. +. II. Abadie,
former comptroller Of the shipping
board that n voucher for 1855. 900
had been presented for Mr. Schwab' s
personal expenses" but he did say
positively that he was certain that
no voucher had ever been issued
either for salary or expenses Of Mr..
Schwab
Praise For SChwab.
Praising Mr. SChwab's services TO
the government Mr.. Piez said ne
had accepted the job reluctantly. be
cause ne expected to be subject 10
unfair criticism and added that lit
CONTINUED Oh PAGE FOUR
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-23
.PIEZ CLAIMS
SHIP LOSSES
CHARGE FALSE
Gillen Repeats Assertion That
Encouragement Cost [.
5. Millions.
GIVES DETAILED LOS S
Former Shipping Board Head
Appears Before House
Committee.

b3 Associated Press
NEW YORK. Jan. o.. Charges
that Charles Piez, former director
general Of the Emergency Fleet cor
poration. failed 10 keep an adequate
system Of books for the corporation.
thereby causing loss OF millions OF
dollars in distribution Of ship build
ing materials. were made here to-
night in a statement given out by
Martin J Gillen, former executive
assistant to the chairman OF the
shipping board.
He asserted that failure OF Mr.
Piez TO keep records OF 451 ships
caused lin large measure, the
overpayment OF more than S22, COO,-
600 on the Norwegian reQuisition
claims" He alec said that $500
100000 in fee- securities were not
properly recorded with the fleet cor
porauon treasurer, nor did Mr. Piez
90 have proper inventories taken
on materials valued al 100000, goo.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-23
EUen The City
Editor LaAghed

when he read the first in
stailment of Joe McEvoys
Ignorant Essays, which start
Monday afternoon and con-
tinue in all editions daily
thereafter. His stuff will be
on the editorial page under
Bill Armstrong Tower Of
Babel.
Mac" Is A Riot.
Evening star., 1921-10-06

According to prominent London
photographer. American women have
the most beautiful eyes in the world.
Evening star., 1921-10-06
HEAR TYR0L WOULD
| Join WITH BAVARIA
Berlin Reports Smuggling Of
Arms-CathoIic Kingdom
Planned.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press
BERLIN. October 5.-According 20
the Boersen Zeitung. which asserts
that its information comes from au-
lucrative private sources. there is a
Of Tyrol with Bavaria. 1t is being
fostered through organizations with
headquarters in Munich, Budapest
and Vienna, and large supplies of
rifles and ammunition have been
smuggled over the Bavarian border to
arm German sympathiZers In Tyfol.
Vorwaerts, the socialist organ, says
it learns from Munich that secret or
ganizations are working through reg
ular couriers between Munich, Vien-
| ma and Budapest. and that they have
Rosenheim. The informants of the
newspapers assert that the ultimate
aim of the movement is the establish
ment of a Catholic kingdom of Ba-
varia and Hungary. with Tyrol as the
first part of Austria to be embraced.
Prince Sixtus of Bourbon de Parma.
brother of the former Austrian En- :
peror, is at Steinamanger and is said
to be playing part in the alleged
suggested that former emperor
Charles is thinking of returning to
Austria. 1t is declared. however, that
his participation in the movement
should not be overestimated.
Certain French officials are alleg-
ed to be interested in the movement.
hoping to accomplish the separation
Of Bavaria from Germany.
Reports received here agree that
the situation in west Hungary during
the last few days has assumed a
threatening character.
Evening star., 1921-10-06
SAYS MOTHER USED DRUGS

ATLANTIC CITY. October 6.-Ths
Countess st. Claire da Conturbia toojs
the witness stand in her suit for a
share in the 100000 estate Of her
.. mother. Mrs. Alice Gerry Griswold. left
to Mrs. Mary NJ. Drischman, a local real
estate operator. Mrs. Griswold, who was
formerly socially prominent in Balti-
more. cut her daughter off with $500.
In response to questions, the countess
expressed an opinion that her mother
had used drugs in the later years of her
life
Edward w. Dewey. a retired business
man, told the court Mrs. Griswold had
accused Mrs Drischman, with whom
she was living. of appropriating her
jewelry and clothing.
Countess Conturbia alleges that Mrs
Drischman used undue influence over
her mother.