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The L'Anse sentinel., 1921-06-10
Half Mad With Itching?
Clean Out Your Blood

S.5.S., the vegetable blood remedy,
is excellent. Thousands have de-
pended on it for half a century.
Your druggist will supply you
The L'Anse sentinel., 1921-06-10

japanese people attain their full
heights at an earlier age than do
Caucasians.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1921-06-10
Chaplain Gustav Stearns'

A chapiains thrilling experiences on three
battlefronts. Buried over fifty n day while
under nre with the Wisconsin boys. Wounded
once. Was interpreter when captured Ger
man officers and soldiers were interviewed.
tion" 2s1 pages cloth bound, 81 illustra-
tions. Postpaid, &1.45. ARMY BOOK CO..
1I6S 25th Ave, Milwaukee, Wis.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-30
URGES MAINTENANCE
OF NATIONAL ROADS

NEW YORK, Aug. ga perma-
nent federal maintenance plan for
national highways was urged Mon
day by X. W. Fem, secretary of the
National Motor Truck Committee Of
the National Automobile Chamber Of
Commerce.
Funds for such a project could be
obtained from the traffic using the
highways" Fem said.
IF we could have a regular patrol
similar 10 the track walkers on
railroads-breaks could be repaired
as soon as they occur. the cost Of re-
pairs greatly lessened and the life
of the highways heightened.
Under such a system we would
have a roadbed open TO traffic all the
year; detours would be eliminated
and the cost Of highway building
would be greatly reduced"
Fem said that more than 5000,
OOO. 900 passengers were moved over
American highways by automobile
last year. compared with 1,234,00O.-
900 passengers on steam railways,
the former representing a gain Of
400 100000 over the preceding year
and the latter again of sixty million.
Az regards freight, automobiles car
ried 1900. 100000 tons in 1920 COM
Jared with 2.5O4. 100000 tons for the
railroads
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-30
WOMAN IDENTIFIES
ALLEGED ASSAILANT

MARION. Aug. 29.-Daniel Green.
81 years Of age. residing in This city
has been identified by Mrs. William
Lemons living south Of the city. as
being one Of two colored men she
claims assaulted her at her home on
the afternoon Of Aug. Q, and follow
ing the swearing out Of an affidavit,
which she signed. charging Green
with criminal assault. has been
transferred 10 the jail in another
city. whose location has not been
designated by Sheriff Bert Fowler. A
wagon. which the officers claim, in
some respects answers the descrip-
ton Of the one the two cOlored men
are said 10 have been riding in, was
found at the Green home, but the
horse has never been located. Green
vehemently denies the charge. and
disclaims any knowledge of the al
legged assault on Mrs. Lemons. While
Mrs Lemons has been confronted
with other suspects, Green is the first
one taken before her who she has
directly accused as being one Of her
assailants. Sheriff Fowler and lis
deputies are continuing search fer
the other alleged assailant, while
working on other evidence in he
case Green is a single man.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-30
DEPICTS CONDITIONS
IN FAMINE DISTRICTS

RIGA. Aug. %. The terrible
conditions IN the Volga have no.
been exaggerated. Famine and dis
ease are killing thousands every day.
Vast sections VIII soon be extermi-
mated"
Jerome Davis. instructor in s)c,-
,ology at Columbia university Mon
day returned from a l. day tour Of
Russia, including the famine regions
and IN an interview with the United
Press confirmed refugees accounts
Of the desperate situation in the hun
ger zone
Speaking fluent Russian, DAVIS
travelled independent OF any organ
ization. in the filthy fourth class box
cans where the peasants were hull
died like cattle
in many villages OF the Sahara
district" he said. fully half the pop
ulation was dead. People were eat
ing bark. gnawing In desperate hun
ger at anything vegetable
Mothers, in desperation. were
drowning their infants in the dirty
rivers. Entire families were COM
hitting suicide together. locking
themselves in a single room. hud-
ding close 10 one another for
warmth biting at their fingers and
licking the blood and sufrocating
slowly In the midst OF indescriba BILE
filth
Many other families were break
ing up. scattering throughout the
country"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-30
SEC'Y DAVIS DELIVERS
TALK AT INSTITUTION

WELLESLEY HILLS. Mass. Aug.
is nothing but con-
science stated in terms Of dollars.
Secy Of Labor James D. Davis de-
clared Monday in an address at the
Roger Babton institute.
The unbroken and solid advance
ment OF country like ours rests on
the spread Of fair dealing" said the
secretary.
The spirit of gain is in us all aal
the great motive force Of the world.
but the man who overdoes II earns
disrespect and creates friction in the
smooth working Of the whole ma
chine
IF we could remember that cor
science is the great governor, the
great oil for all friction. there never
would be these times of a common
distrust and a common poverty"
Sec'y Davis pointed out that bust
ness is becoming a science. Sue
cessful business" he said. calls for
preparation as careful as that re-
quired by any profession. None but
the scientific business succeeds IN
this day Of tense competition. ne
said.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-30
PRINCE OF WALES TO
VISIT INDIA DESPITE
THREATENED UPRISING

LONDON. Aug. 29.-At the pres
ent moment there apparently is no
idea that the trouble in India Will
affect the approaching visit OF the
Prince OF Wales TO the Indian en-
pire. An official list issued Monday
night contains a number OF ruling
Indian prince and other persona es
wao will be attached 10 the suite OF
the prince during his visit. Earl
CrOmer who once held the post OF
aide-de-camp 20 the viceroy OF In
dia. viii he'd the personal staff Of the
prince.
A report issued by the Indian Of
fee Monday concerning the situation
ar Mala bar. deals mainly with the
movement OF bodies OF troops 10 the
disturbed areas. Il also includes a
communication from the district
magistrate az Malabar explaining
the origin OF the trouble.
According 90 this ma gistrate. says
the report. he received information
OF the existence Of number OF war
knives in TiruranEadi, IN contraven-
ton OF the Malabar offensive wea-
pons act Of 1851 Owing 10 the fact
and also for the purpose OF arresting
FOR melting 90 outrage certain per-
sons in Tiruransadi under the Mop
-ah outrage act. a party OF police
and troops were sent there II was
during the searches made by this
party that determined attacks were
were made from two sides by armed
bandits from various adjacent dis
tricts
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-30
j. ID. Rockefeller
and Son Charged
With Conspiracy

CHICAGO. Aug. PA damage
suit Of s12o.OOOOoO charging pack
in gconcerns in Chicago with con-
spiracy 10 form a trust. and nam
ing John D. Rockefeller, ST., and his
son, in addition TO several national
banks, was filed Monday in the
United States district court by Mr..
and Mrs. Louis Osborn Person Of
Omaha, Neb.
The bill, originally filed in Omaha.
= as amended TO be filed in Chicago
due TO the number OF local firms in
volved.
The bill sets up that due 10 the
scandal caused by embalmed beef
fed the soldiers during the Spanish
American war, your complainants
were inspired 10 manufacture porn
and bean biscuit which would be at
once eatable and nourishing.
Swift and Company promised use
OF the laboratories. but the packing
companies" the complaint says.
"maliciOusly, unlawfully and wick
cdly conspired 10 stife competition.
And your COmplainants feel they
have been damaged 10 the amount
of S12O, 100000, and they pray for q
judgment for this sum-" the bill
states
The alleged conspirators named
IN the bill include also Charles NJ.
Schwab Theodore Shonts. now de-
ceased, Standard Oil company OF all
states. and the Riggs National bank
Of Washington, D. c.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-30
FOUR HURT WHEN
MACHINES CRASH,
TWO IN HOSPITAL
Automobiles Crash at Wash
ington Av. and Francis St.
Rules Confused, Said.

Edward Hays. So years old, 108 y
| S Mill st, Mishawaka, was seriously
/ Injured early Monday evenisg wher
the Ford sedan he was driving was
overturned in a collision with a Stu
debaker car driven by George Hoff
i man, 1919 Hoffman CT. Hays suf-
/ fered a broken arm and a severed
artery, which II was feared would
] impair his health. He is a promi-
nent resident Of Mishawaka con-
Quoting a barber shop known az the
White Palace in the N1ishawaks
Trust bldg
The accident occurred at the cor
ner of Francis ST. and Washington
av. and was caused. according to
the police. by a misunderstanding
Of traffic rules. The Hays car was
travelling north on Francis st. and
carried Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Hays.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. LoshbOugh and
daughter Dorothy, II. of S27 +. Col
fax av As they approached Wash
ington st, two blocks from the Losh-
bough home, they started 20 cross
the intersection when HOffman's car
appeared. The crash resulted before
either driver could manipulate the
brakes.
officers DeVoss and Lavelle inves-
tigated the accident and believed that
it was caused by the danger corner"
Hoffman's car. the police said. had
the right OF way but the Hays ma
chine was halfway across the street
before the approaching car.
1t was said at the St. oseph hos
pitaI and by members Of the fam
lilies injured. that Hays was the only
one seriously hurt, although Dorothy
.Loshbough sustained a deep cut over
the left eye and many body bruises.
Mrs. Hays and Mrs. Loshbough were
badly bruised. Mr.. Loshbough es-
capped uninjured.
A colored chauffeur, who reached
the scene a minute after the acct
dent. carried Hays and the Losh-
bough girl 10 the hospital She was
removed to her home after receiving
medical attention. Hays condition
was undecided Monday night and al
Though slight improvement nj been
noticed Il was thought by .hc at
tending doctors that the loss OF blood
caused by the cut artery might
cause his confinement there for sew
eral days.
The occupants OF the Hays car
were returning from Christiana lake,
where they had spent the week end.
Hoffman was on his way 70 work,
driving his Studebaker machine.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-30
WEIGH PROPOSED
AMENDMENTS FOR
SPECIAL BALLOT
Voters Consider Constitution
al CHARACTERIZATION
Next Tuesday.

Sentiment for or against the Is
amendments to the state consdtu-
ton, voted for by the Indiana Cen
eral Assembly at it's last session. will
be crystaIlized a week from Tuesday
when the voters OF the common
wealth will register by the ballot
whether they approve or disapprove
Of the action OF the general as
sembly
The election machinery for con-
Quoting the special election Sept s
Is being made ready, and an effort
is 10 be made TO get out as heavy a
vote as poSSb bic by both the oppon-
ents OF the proposed amendment
and those in favor Of either all or
some OF them.
Two amendments. the 10th and
18th. will deal with the taxation
system Of the state, appear 10 be
attracting more interest than any
OF the other OF the proposed charges
in the constitution
Removes Tax Idmita tIdon.
Amendment 10 removes all Hmi-
tations from the general assembly in
fixing a tax system for the state.
Amendment II permits the passage
BY the general assembly, Of an in
come tax law.
Both these amendments have at
tracted considerable opposition by
some of the leading citizens Of the
state. They are also favored by
other citizens equally prominent
A mass meeting Of South Bend
citizens was held recently at the
Chamber of Commerce building 70
discuss the provisions OF the two
proposed amendments dealing with
taxation in order that South Bend
citizens might familiarize themselves
with the proposed amendments be-
fore voting for or aEainst them.
Neither OF the leading political
parties here appear to be taking any
stand as a party in regard TO any Of
the amendments.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-30
GRAVE DANCER

Adjutant General John Il Char
mock and A. c Porter. personal rep
resentatives Of c.. +. Keeney. presl-
dent Of District No. IL. United Mine
Workers Of America. Monday return
ed 20 Charleston from Logan county
where they went Sunday 20 investi-
gaze conditions along the Logan
BBOone county border.
AdJt. Gen. Charnock reported %
Gov. r. F. Morgan that develop
ments In Logan county today .ndi-
cate grave danger Of a pitched bat
tie within the next twenty-fou- hours
which would be bound 90 result in
many casualties on both sides"
He reported a new gathering of
armed forces and told the governor
that resentment aroused By the re-
ported capture OF several Logan
county deputy sher.fs by unident.-
fed persons. has been growing
among the deputies companions.
may result in an attack for the pGr-
pose 0f freeing the men"
Mr.. Porter reported 90 O.. r. Kee-
ney, president of district j.. United
Mine Workers of America. Of whose
executive board he ls a member that
he regarded the situation as extreme
ly grave.
The formal statement OF Ad5t Gen.
CharnOck as 20 his trip follows.
Under Instructions from Gov.
Morgan, 7 proceeded 70 Clothler and
Sharples accompanied by three rep-
resentat-ves OF the United slime
Workers designated by Messrs. Kee-
ney and Mooney 90 accompany me
and 10 ask the armed men assemh' ca
Ia that vicinity 90 dlsperee. These
Instructions Were fully carried ou-
The first stop in the trouble zone
vas az ClothIer at about Sis O'Clock
Sunday evening. We found approT.-
mately 100 men assembled and the
letter prepared by Keencv and 1Too-
ney asking the armed men 20 DIS
perse. return 20 their homes and
place the mines Ia operation was
read by Mr.. Porter. We explained
70 a number OF miners who board
ed the train what we expected them
20 do. and after a mum Der OF con
ferences among themselves refused
as permission at first % oOncnUs al
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-30
HUNGARIANS HALT
AUSTRIAN TROOPS
Continue Battle Over Strip of
Land Awarded Austria
by Peace Treaty.

VIENNA. Aug. 29.-The Austri-
ans have met with resistance from
the Hungarians in the occupation of
Burgeland, the little strip of West
Hungary awarded by the peace trea-
ty. according to reports reaching
here
Late Sunday night Lieut.. Hejjas,
one of the recalcitrant leadN in
West Hungary appeared, heading a
larged detachment of his irregular
forces. seized the railway station at
Odenwald and filled the streets with
uniformed men armed with pistols.
One detachment of 40 men ad-
vanced to Pinkafeld, where they met
with hand grenades and machine
guns the Austrians who were coming
In 10 take over the territory.
Conflicting Reports.
1t is reported that Hejjas and the
other Hungarian officers were in full
uniform when the attack was made.
There are conflicting reports con-
corning the casualties, but it is not
believed they were great. Il is said
allied officers marched with the Aus
trian troops when the attack was
delivered by the Hungarians.
A demonstration by the Czechs is
expected unless the allies forbid the
occupation Of Burgenland. The
Czechs are known to have concen-
trated a full division on the rontier
near Pressburg and other forces
along the Hungarian border.
The movement OF occupation has
been suspended. and Herr Schober,
the Austrian chancellor and foreign
minister, is appealing % the inter
allied representative here to take the
necessary steps 10 secure a fulfill
ment Of the terms OF the treaty given
Burgenland 10 Austria. As far as
known the only foreign troops in the
territory are few hundred Italians.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-30
TWO PERSONS KILLED
IN BELFAST RIOTING

BELFAST. Aug. 29-Rioting &C
conpC MED by shooting and bombing.
which broke out at midday Monday
IN North Queens street and along
the new Lodge road and was renew
ed later IN the afternoon, brought
about the death OF two persons
visitor 20 the city and a shipyard
worker SIX others were wounded.
Armored cars we're summoned 10
ratroI the locality when the rioting
started. There was a period OF calm
upon their arrival but disorder
broke out again later accompanied
BY wild firing which made the
streets extremely dangerous for Pc
destrians
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-30
SIM FEN OFFICIAL
TO DELIVER SPEECH

DUBLIN. Aug 29-Michael col
Inns. Sim Fein finance minister and
commander-in-chief Of the Irish re-
publican army. has announced he
VII address a meeting az Armagh,
Sunday. A reception committee has
been formed.
Collins was elected 20 the northern
parliament for Armagh, but Armagh
is the center Of the Orange organiza-
zion and II - believed the visit of
Collins is certain 10 provoke strong
opposition.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-30
DISCOVER BODIES OF
TWO BABIES IN ROAD

NOVTNGTON. Ky. Aug. 29.-Boc-
les OF two babies, said 20 have been
thrown from an automobile, were
found in the middle OF a road near
here Monday according 10 Coroner
David stephens, who examined the
bodies, the babies had been born
alive and appeared TO have been
twins
Passing autos mangled the bodies.
drivers being unable 70 detect the
forms in the darkness.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-30
ANNOUNCE RESIGNATION
OF AGRICULTURAL MAN

WASHINGTON. Aug. %. - The
resignation of DR.. Elmer D. Ball. as
assistant secretary OF agriculture.
was announced at the white house
Monday effective Oct l.
DR.. Ball asked 70 be relieved be-
cause of "other responsibilities
Charles ". Pugsley OF Nebraska
will succeed Dr. Ball. Il was said
Pugsley was formerly professor Of
animal husbandry at the University
OF Nebraska. edited a farm journal
there and has been prominent in ag-
ricultural affairs IN his state He 8
strongly Endorsed by Secretary Of
Agriculture Wallace.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-30
DECREASE IN EARNING
Is SHOWN IN REPORT

BALTIMORE, Nd. Aug 29-De-
spite a decrease in earnings, the net
revenue of the Baltimore & Ohio
railroad showed an increase for the
first seven months Of this year, COM
Jared with the same period last year.
according TO a statement issued here
Monday. This was the result OF a
marked decrease in operating ex-
penses.
The decrease in operating revenues
for July was S253464s. and for he
seven months. t6.O9O.42O The de-
crease in expenses for July was s10,-
416.750 and for the seven months.
S22.700,6S4. This gave a net oper-
ating income for July Of s7.S25.s71
and for the seven months, SIS, OIL
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-30
WILL NOT TOLERATE
PROPOSED AGITATION

BERLIN. Aug. %. - The German
government Monday issued an ulti-
natum 20 the effect that anti-repub b.
lican agitations VIII no longer be
tolerated.
Assemblies Of such nature will
be suppressed and those taking part
punished" the uitimatum says.
II the Pan-German press becomes
too violent in agitaung 20 murder
and violence, IL Will be suppressed,
the government declared.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-30
ASKS HARDING
TO SEND MEN
TO RIOT zone
Adjt. Gen. CharnOck Reports
Grave Situation IN West
Virginia Counties.
GIVE DETAILED REPORT
Telegram States l.500 Armed
Men RefuseOrders From
State Soldiers.

CHARLESTON. ". Va. Aug. %.
Gov. z. f. Morgan at mid light tel
! egraphed an appeal 20 Pres't Hard
ing 10 send federal troops into West
/ Virginia
Reiteraung that larger forces arc
again leaving the Cabin Greek dis
/ trict tonight for the Logan border
/ Gov. Morgan sent this statement 70
I Washington at midnight addressing
/ II 20 both PTest Harding and Sec'y
OF War Weeks:
Gen. Bandholtz left aere Satur-
day At that time armed men IN
Paint Cabin and Lens creeks and
Big Coal river coal fields were dis
persing. on Little Coal river. in the
vicinity Of Sharples, Clothier. Blair
and Madison. armed men in excess
OF 1900 have refused 70 disperse
when requested by representatives
Of federal and state governments.
Attack Police.
ON Saturday night near Shar-
pies, armed patrol attacked body OF
state police. which returned fire and
killed three men. These armed bod
les have also captured five Logan
county peace officers and are hold
ing them as prisoners.
We have information that sew
eral hundred men from coal fields
| OF other states are gathered with
| these insurrectionists IN the Little
Coal river section and we are in pos
| session Of the names Of the leaders.
who come from Illinois. Kentucky
and Ohio. This element has threat
ened the lives Of officers OF the
/ United Mine Workers OF this dis
trict who have asked them to dis
perse.
Refuse Order.
"AdJt. Gen. ChaTnOck has just re-
/ turned from the vicinity Of SharpIes
where he commanded the insurrec-
tionists 10 disperse. but they have
refused and are maintaining many
armed patrols on the roads and have
seized passenger trains on the Chesa-
peake and Chic railroad TO transport
reinforcements 10 their camps They
have cut telephone wires and refus-
ed TO allow their replacement and
they constitute to defy constitutes
authority
Large forces are again leaving
Cabin Creek district tonight for the
Logan border and have destroyed all
communications on that creek.
The men now assembled IN Logan
from Mcdowell, MingO and Logan
counties 10 resist the invasion viii be
utterly unable 20 repel the attack.
Because Of the danger OF the
great loss Of life. If there IS a clash
between the Logan officers and citf-
zens and the armed insurrecdonist
and believing IL my duty 10 seek
protection for the lives and property
Of our citizens. I most respectfully
renew my request for federal troops
20 be sent forthwith 20 West Virginia
for the purpose OF quel-t1g the IN
surreCtion and dis2rm.ng those en-
gagged in Il. Delay in nay opinion
Will prove most destructive"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-30
POLICE OFFICIAL SHOT
FOLLOWING CARD CANE

WAUKEGAN, H., Aug. 29.-Ch!ef
of Police George Schardt OF North
Chicago, was shot and seriously
wounded early Monday during a
card game at the home OF a FRIEND.
The shooting was surrounded with
mystery a statement given out lat
er by Mayor Henry Deacon said that
the police chief had been shot acct
dentally when his gun fell from its
holster and was discharged,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-30
TELEPHONE BUSINESS
BOOMING IN CHICAGO

CHICAGO. Aug 29.-The tele-
phone business in Chicago is under
going it's greatest boom" in his
tory. A check for 100000 was paid
to the city Of Chicago today by the
Chicago Telephone company. a Bell
subsidiary. as the city's share of its
income for the first six months Of
1921. The company did a gross bus
mess Of S16.U0O.OOO during that pc
Rod
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-30
TROOPS RESTORE ORDER
IN MALABAR DISTRICT

LONDON. Aug 29.-British troops
are slowly restoring order in the
Malabar district Of India, where ma
tives have been conducting a reign
OF terror, said a Calcutta dispatch
TO the Evening News. Additional
troops have reached the scene OF the
re3el outrages The rebellious ma
tives IN the interior are taking shell
ter in temples.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-30
GOV. MORGAN PLEADS FOR AID
Chicago JuriSt
GtUeS Sentences
TO Scandal Fans

CHICAGO. Aug %. - Scandal
fans are barred from the morals
courtroom OF Judge Joseph Schulz
man.
The Judge Monday sentenced 80
fans" 10 two hours confinement be
cause they refused 20 leave the room
after he had warned them the cases
on trial we're none OF their bus
mess. He declared he would give
2O-day sentences for a second Of
Tense"
This is no place 70 spend your
vacation at the expense of the poor
unfortunates brought in here" he
told the fans"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-30
FIND ERzBFRGER RING

BADGRIESBACH Germany, Aus
"a diamond ring. a gift from
Pope Benedict 20 Matthias Erzberger.
which was missing when the body II
the slain statesman was found near
here, was picked up in the grass
Monday. a short distance from he
spot where Erzberger vas shot 70
death.