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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-20
REPORT 10 INJURED
IN AMBUSH AT DUBLIN
BY Associated Press

By Associated Press.
DUBLIN. June IA count OF
the casualties resulting from the
ambush OF crown forces at the juno
ton OF Ryders Row and Capel street
Saturday night show that the affair
was more serious than at frst re-
ported. one officer, 1--WE soldiers and
10 civilians being wounded in the
lighting
The attack was carried out by
means OF bomb throwing and rifle
FIRE from nearby windows and roofs
the objective being a military lorry
carrying a detachment OF Wiltshire
troops entering Capel street. Troops
and police auxiliaries were rushed
10 the scene when the fight had
ended.
At about the time this raid was
occurring an ex-soldier named Pike
was shot dead at Drumcondra. A
suburb OF Dublin. while two other
ex-soldiers were shot dead near
Birr. Kings county.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-20
Continued on Page Two
TO EXTRADITE GALA
FOR PART IN MURDER

CLEVELAND, O., June 19-De-
tective Phillip Mooney OF Cleveland.
armed with extradition papers from
Gov. Harry L. Davis Of Ohio for
Salvatore Gala. arrested in Buffalo
Friday in connection with the MUIR
der OF Dan F. Kaber. left here sun
day night for Albany, y. Y. 20 have
them signed by Gov. Miller Of New
York. Detective Mooney Will then
proceed to Buffalo TO return Gala
20 Cleveland TO answer a first degree
murder Indictment.
indictments charging attempts 20
blackmail Mrs. Eva Catherine
Kaber. widow OF the dead man. and
Mrs Erminia Colavito, who also are
under Indictment for the murder,
probably Will be returned within q
few days. authorities said sunday
night The blackmailing, they said,
was done in an attempt 10 collect
money which, II was charged was
promised by Mrs Kaber 10 the MUIR
derers.
Mrs Mary Brtckel, 50 years old.
mother OF Mrs. Kaber. who is held
IN a detention home. is said 20 be in
a critical condition. Mrs. Brickel,
her granddaughter. Marian Nc
Ardle. and Vittorio Pisselh, who is
still al large. also have been in
dicted for the murder.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-20

u. MINIS Again
Begin Coming of
SiIUer CartzgheeL'
BY Associated Press .
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BY Associated Press:
WASHINGTON. June l9.-Coin-
age OF silver dollars has been re-
sumed after a lapse OF seven years
by the mint and the work Of replac-
ing two hundred and seventy
million standard silver dollars taken
from the treasury during the war
20 sell 70 Great Britain has been
begun.
Since late in March. treasury off,
Gals said Sunday night, approx
mateiy twenty million silver dollars
have been coined. In the same pc
Rod corresponding amounts OF sill
yer certificates were issued and fed
eral reserve notes and treasury GER
tifcates securing them retired.
This process, officials said. would
probably continue for the next five
years until the treasury's reserve
Of silver dollars Is back 10 its pee
war basis.
The mint. officials explained
ceased coming silver dollars in 1914
when the supply OF metal purchased
under the coinage act was exhaus-
ted The work OF rehlling the hole
left in the treasury's vaults, Mr.
Baker said. was now well under
way, the mint striking off silver dol
lars at the rate OF about eight mill
| lion 20 ten million a month.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-20
HARDING YACHT WILL
REACH CAPITAL TODAY

BY Associated Press:
WASHINGTON. June 1s.-The
presidential yacht Mayflower with
the president and Mrs. Harding and
their party Of friends aboard. spent
Sunday anchored off Point Lookout
in Chesapeake Bay, just off the
mouth Of the Potomac A wireless
messag received here at . o'clock
Sunday night from the yacht said:
fine weather, all Well"
A message received earlier in the
day said he yacht had anchored
early sunday morning and that IL
was assumed that the party did not
60 ashore but spent the day quietly
aboard ship.
The Mayfio,ver is expected TO
reach here about S o'clock Monday
morning. Among those with the
president and Mrs. Harding are
Myron T. Herr OK, newly appointed
ambassador to France: Under Sec'y
Of State and Ms. Henry r. Fletcher,
Sen. and Mrs. New. Sen. Knox.
Sen. Cummings. Rep. and Mrs.
Longworth and Brig. Gen. Sawyer.
The yacht left late Saturday. and on
shore stops were planned.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-20
MEAT SUPPLY NU. S.
IN SERIOUS DECLINE
BY Associated Press
TIHN -

By Associated Press;
CHICAGO, June 19-The number
of cattle for each 100 persons in the
United States is today one third less
than in 1900: the sheep supply ia
reduced nearly two thirds. while the
number Of hogs is fully IL percent
less than then, according to figures
compiled from the federal census re-
ports by Herbert Myrick. a farm ex-
pert, for a farm publication
Declaring that this alarming
shortage" in livestock is such as 10
furnish a meat supply only about
half as great for each person in the
country as formerly Mr.. Myrick
said that the decline during recent
months in prices to producers is so
utterly unjustifed as to constitute
the gravest economic crime ever per
petrated upon the farmers Of Amer
lea.
other figures were given to show
that 90 percent fewer pounds Of
meat were exported during the pres
ent fiscal year than during the pre-
vious year, while imports totaled
rs. 900. 900 pounds Of fresh meats.
or nearly four times as much as two
or three years ago.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-20
UNTERMYER DEFEND
WADSWORTH ACTION
Says United States Senator Did
Not Profit by Illegal
Practices.

NEW YORK, June 19-Samuel
Untermyer. counsel for the Lock
wood legislative committee investi-
eating the alleged building combine,
in a statement Sunday night declar-
ed there was no evidence to show
that United States Sen. James W.
Wadsworth and States Attorney
General Charles d. Newton, direct
ors of the Frontier Mortgage cor
poration at Buffalo had in any way
prohted by the practices of the
company The statement was made.
Mr.. Untermyer said, because Of IN
deserved comment on their relations
with the company. which is under
fire at the inquiry in Buffalo.
The corporation was organized in
May. 1920, to specialize in second
mortgages. The prospectus Of the
corporation declared that estimated
profits Of at least 20 per cent might
be expected through diSCounting
second mortgages at that rate. The
Lockwood committee has contended
that this practice acts as a handi-
cap 10 building construction.
Il do not regard the practices in
which the corporation INDUCED as
proper or legitimate, although there
is nothing distinctly unlawful about
them" the statement said. But
there is no evidence that Sen. Wads-
worth or Attorney General Newton
profted by these practices"
Sen. Wadsworth. Mr.. Untermyer
said, has been a director Of the cor
poration about two weeks and from
what he can learn the senator prob
ably never had seen the prospectus
or knows anything about the real
doings of the corporation. Attorney
General Newton's main connection
with the corporation, Mr.. Uutermyer
explained. seems TO be counsellor,
which invokes examining titles and
performing the ordinary and legiti-
mate work Of a corporation which
he said there can be no criticism.
The Lockwood committee will re-
sumo public hearings here Wednes-
day
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-20
NAVAL AIRCRAFT TO
BOMB FORMER L BOAT

WASHINGTON. June 19.-The
former German submarine U-117.
turned over 10 the United States
navy after the armistice. was an
chored In so fathoms OF water so
miles east OF Cape Charles. Va.
Sunday 20 become the target or
nearly 90 bomb carrying aeroplanes
Tuesday The aerial attack on the
ex-U boat Will be the first OF a Sc
ries Of experiments conducted joint
~ by the army and navy 20 provide
data regarding the ability OF air
craft 20 bomb naval vessels and 20
determine the resulting damage 10
the vessel Similar tests will be con-
Quoted later against a former Ger
man destroyer. cruiser and battle
ship aud the radio controlled
American battleship Iowa.
The navy will send 81 planes Of
various types against the C-f17
and the army will use g bombing
airplanes in the test early 200
bombs will be dropped OF the sub
mersible unless IL is sunk before the
conclusion OF the experiment.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-20
AWAIT INVITATIONS

NEW YORK, June 19.-Invita-
tons 10 appoint four American can
didates as judges for the interna-
tional court Of justice have not yet
been received by Oscar Straus and
John Bassett Moore. two OF the four
American proposers. they said Sun
day night Until such invitations
are received, they added. no ar
rangements would be made for call
ing a meeting aand selecting the
American candidates.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-20
HOLDS CHRISTIANS
RESPONSIBLE FOR
EVILS EXISTENCE
Rev. Monger Raps Those Who
Persist in Calling Evil
Good, Good Evil.

Changing the Semap hore Signals
was the subject of the sermon OF the
Rev. A. L. Monger. preached at the
First Methodist Episcopal church
Sunday morning. The text was TAX
en- from the scripture passage: Woe
unto them that call evil good and
good evil; that put darkness for light
and light for darkness; that put bit
ter for sweet and sweet for bitter.
Is. $50.
The sermon, in part:
a commission investigating a
great railroad wreck some years ago
found that the cause Of the wreck
was the changing Of the semaphore
signals. In which a white light show
cd safety. when is should have been
a red light showing danger. A man
taking down a bottle labeled Ulster
inc used it for a gargle. and found.
after IL was too late. that it con-
tanned carbolc acid. An aviator mis-
Interpreted what seemed 10 him 10
be clouds and dashed against the
mountain side. There is great
world OF fact which is not altered by
merely changing the 'semaphore'
signals. To violate this world of
fact is TO invite death or suffering.
Cites War Policy.
There is a moral world of fact
that is just as real and as unalterable
as the world OF material reality
Many folks assume that the moral
law is arbitrarily imposed upon man
and. therefore, it can be disregarded
and violated with inpunity and man
Will escape any penalties. Man can
no more change the 'semaphore sig
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-20
FOUR DIE WHEN TRAIN
STRIKES AUTOMOBILE

FREMONT. o.. June 1s-Four
persons were killed an two injured
shortly after IL o'clock Sunday night
when an east bound car on the Lake
Shore electric line struck an auto
mobile about three miles east Of here.
The dead are L r. SilcOx. Harold
Silcox, p, his son. Mrs. Eva Delack
and Miss Olive Miller. The injured:
Mrs. T. r. Silcox and her nephew.
Richard Hunt. Q years old. They
are in a hospital here.
All lived in Norwalk. Ohio.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-20
Babe, 80 Months
Old, Not Content
With "LandLife"
By ALICE ROBE.

NEW YORK. June 20-NIiss Isor-
raine Ericsson is Just a dear little
girl OF co months, who holds the
worlds record as an aeroplane com
mutor. Also, she's the first aero
perambulator baby in the country.
the champion long distance rubber
necker of New York City and q
whole lot OF other things connected
with airships.
Lorraine is the daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs Firthiof G.. Ericsson Of To-
ronto. Can. She was born in New
York and she was brought 10 her
native city by her parents the other
day for the sole purpose OF sight
seeing and OF taking a fight in d
flying boat.
Rides Every Day.
Daddy Ericsson is prominent in the
aerOplane business. He was con-
nected with the Imperial Air Force
during the war and now is the rep
resentative of the Aeromarine plane
in Canada.
II ride with daddy every day"
said Lorraine, after she had re-
turned from an hours fight over
New York City and environs.
It's the first time I ever was in
a flying boat" lisped Lorraine. And
1 saw everything.
My mamma once read me Water
Continued on Page T1FOl
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-20
FARMER SHOOTS SISTER
AND TAKES OWN LIFE
BY Associated Press :

RCSHVILLE, Ind. June 10
Carry a. Jones. 2s. a farmer Of Fall
mouth near here, is dead. and his
sister Gertrude. e. is in a critical
condition in : local hospital as the
result OF a shooting ARRAY in the
Jones home shortly after midnight.
The brother is said 20 have OBJ
jected 20 his sister keeping company
with local young man. --iss Jones
said that shortly after the young
man had left her home Saturday
night. her brother shot her. using a
double barrelled shotgun He then
put the weaPea 20 his head and
ended his life.
Part OF Miss Jones face was torn
away by the charge and little hope
Is held OF her recovery.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-20
OVERSEAS PRENIERS
TO BEGIN CONFERENCE
BY Associated Press .


LONDON. June 19-The confer
ence Of she overseas premiers will
open in the official residence Of Pre-
mief Lloyd George in Downing street
Monday and will probably sit thrice
weekly for the next three weeks. Mr.
Lloyd-GeOrge will preside.
The first business Of the conference
will be 10 settle questions of pro-
cedure and ublcity-how and 10
what extent its decision will be COM
municated 20 the public. After the
opening sessions. the meetings prob
ably VIII be held in St. James palace.
The government has throughout
carefully avoided outlining definite
program owing 70 the many difficult
problems needing discussion. Some
Of these IL is clear. will have TO be
left for a subsequent conference.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-20
DEATH LIST IN RAIL
CRASH REACHES FIVE
BY Associated Press

ARe EAcHRfAhAFA K Atc0
CHELSEA Mich, Juns 19.-The
death toll from the wreck of two
Detroit United Railway interurban
cars between here and Ann Arbor
Saturday afternoon reached five
Sunday with the death OF Miss Vina
Johnson OF Ann Arbor. At least
four OF the Is others who were in
jured were said Sunday night TO Be
in a critical condition.
Arrangements were made Sunday
for an inquest Tuesday. at which an
effort will be made 70 fix response
bility for the crash that occurred
when the second section OF an inter
r~ban train struck the first section
after the latter had taken a siding.
The statements Sunday OF trainmen
that brakes on the second section
haN refused 20 work are 20 be in
vestigated
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-20
DEBATE CLAIMS
AT MEETING OF
COUNCIL TODAY
League of Nations to Take Up
Controversies at First
Open Meeting.
TO HEAR ISLAND CLAIMS
Swedish and Finnish Dele
gates to Present Arguments
for Aland Islands.

BY Associated Press:
GENEVA. June 19.-The council
of the League of Nations will hold
its first open meeting Monday, and
controversial questions will be de-
bated by the principal parties.
Hjalmar Branting the Swedish So
cialist leader and former minister Of
finance, Will present Sweden's claims
in regard 10 the Aland islands, and
C. ]. A. Enckell. the Finnish minis
ter in Paris and former foreign min
ister, will reply in behalf of Finland.
The public sessions previously
held have been only for the purpose
of announcing decisions already
taken on questions discussed private
", but 1t was decided after a long
debate TO make the experiment of
open meetings for actual discus
sions.
The council has come to the decis-
ion that nothing can be done fur
Their regarding the manufacture of
1000 rifle barrels for Mexico by the
Dantzig Arms factory. The council,
however, will see 10 it that the pro-
posed transformation Of the arms
plant into a bicycle factory or some
other industry OF peace will be really
put into effect. Gen. Sir Richard
Haakin, high commissioner under
the league at Dantzig, has issued
strict orders with that in view and
also that no more orders for arms
shall be accepted by the Daatzig
factory.
This factory has asked and re-
ceived permission to complete an
order which had been received from
one of the territories detached from
/ Germany, but the Mexican order
was never mentioned. II was re-
ceived a few weeks before the free
city came under the supervision OF
the league.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-20
THREE BANDITS LOOT
PARIS JEWELRY STORE
BY Associated Press :

PARIS. June 19.-Five automo-
bile bandits looted the show win
dows OF a well-stocked jewelry store
in the Boulevard street Martin Sun
day forenoon, escaping with gold
silver and precious stones valued AZ
500, 600 francs. Scores of onlookers
scurried to cover from revolver and
carbine fire opened by three of the
men who remained in the automo-
bile which drew up in front Of the
jewelry shop while the two others
smashed the windows and gathered
up the booty. The Waterman who
was guarding the store emptied his
revolver at the robbers but without
effect and the bandits drove off with
their loot, clearing the street with
renewed firing.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-20
SALES LEADERS
TO GET MONEY
AWARDS JULY 9
Extra Prizes of $500 Offered
by The News-Times to
Two Early Winners.
INTEREST BECOMES KEEN
Total Gift List In Salesman
ship Competition Now
at SIS 400 Mark.

VIII your name be on the list OF
members Of the News-Times Sales
manship Club? Those who have not
yet enrolled but who have been read
ing the announcements from day to
day and who have been considering
entering should send in their names
today.
The first list Of those who have
entered will be published on We'd
nesday. All entries which are re-
ceived up TO Tuesday noon Will be
included in this list. Men and wom-
en- OF all ages. and all walks Of life
have entered and they are distributed
over all parts of the Campaign ter
ritory but there is room for many
more There are communities so far
unrepresented.
Reward All Workers.
The plan of the Campaign is so
arranged that regardless Of how
many members there are. all will
be rewarded. Those who do not vim
prize will be paid a cash commits
sion. The more who enter the cam
paign the more the possible results
WIFI De ulNlQeu anu the LAAt
possible score of the high ones will
be. It is. therefore. hoped that there
will be several hundred workers by
the time the campaign gets under
way
Right now is the logical time TO
enter. This will be for many tie
real starting week of the campaign.
, While quite a number have already
entered there Will be a great many
more entering this week. Many OF
! those who have already entered have
not as yet turned in any subscriptions.
these will very likely start activities.
A few Of the members have already
started TO work as will be shown
when the first list Of members ap-
pears on "Wednesday. Since piuch is
TO be gained by an early start, all
those who are considering entering
are advised TO do so az once and
tho.'e who have already entered are
urged TO start work without delay.
II will be a short, snappy cam
paign and will be over almost be-
CONTINUED on Page Two)
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-20
INVITE AMERICANS
TO SELECT JUDGES
League Asks Men to Propose
Candidates for Interna-
tional Court.
By Associated Press

GENEVA. June 19.-Elihu Root
Judge George Gray Of Delaware
John Bassett Moore and Oscar S.
Straus have been invited by the
council Of the League OF Nations. in
their capacity as members Of The
Hague arbitration tribunal. 10 pro-
pose the names OF four persons, no
more than two OF whom shall be
Americans, as candidates for cleo
ton as judges Of the international
court of justice.
The election will take place in
September by the assembly OF the
League Of Nations and the council
Of the league. According to- the
sections of the plans for the court
which Mr.. Root drew up, the cleo
ton. TO be held concurrently by
the assembly and the council, will
be from a list Of candidates propos-
ed by all the different representa-
tives Of The Hague court. The can
didates. in order to be elected must
be chosen by both the assembly and
the council
Should the council and assem- bly,
De unable 10 agree, the deadlock Will
be broken by a joint committee Sc
leCted from these two bodies. Hope
is expressed in league circles that
Mr.. Root and his colleagues may
find il possible TO propose names
even though the United States is
outside the league. since these can
didates will be for election as judges.
who are supposed 10 be entirely in
dependent of governmental or poll
teal considerations. American
names if presented, are certain Of
election, il is currently said.
American judges may be nomin-
ated by other representatives OF the
Hague court in case Mr.. Root and
his colleagues do not find it expedi-
ent 70 make the nominations them
selves.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-20
PASCAGOULA BUSINESS
SECTION HIT BY FIRE

PASCAGOULA, Miss. June "a
Fire, starting in a bakery swept
through a large part of the business
section OF Pascagoula Sunday after
noon, resulting in damage estimated
at not less than a quarter Of a mil
lion dollars. At one time il ap-
peared as If practically the whole
town would. be wiped out and calls
for outside assistance were sent TO
Mobile and other nearby cities. but
at o'clock the flames were under
control The Alabama and Missi-
sSippi railway station. seven stores.
one theater. several residences and
number OF small shops were total
~ destroyed.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-20
RAID GAMBLING HOUSES

CHICAGO. June IGNORE than
500 men were arrested Saturday IN
a series OF raids on alleged gambling
resorts by policemen under direction
Of the states attorneys office. One
OF the places raided was the Wait
ers' club in the business district.
where 100 men were taken into Gus
tody. The raids were inspired. Il
vas said. by a determination 70 rid
the city OF widespread gambling
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-20
HUNDREDS LOSE LIVES
IN JAPANESE FLOODS

TOXIC. June Ie-Japan's rainy
and the resulting foods IN various
sections are the worst in 80 wears
One hundred persons have been
drowned az F'ukuoka, in the northern
part q the island OF Kiushiu while
at Oits, on the same island 80 lost
their lives
Several thousand houses have been
inundated or destroyed az F>ulluoka.
Saga, Oita and Nagasaki prefectures.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-20
GREEKS TO CONSIDER
NEW ALLIED PROPOSALS

SMYRNA, June 1e.-G Gorge =
Babtadti. foreign minister in the
Greek cabinet arrived here unex-
pectedly Saturday on board a war
ship. He declined 10 disclose his
mission but the impression prevail
ed that the purpose OF MS mission
10 Smyrna was 10 discuss with King
Constantine and Premier Gournaris
new allied proposals relative 10
settlement OF the Near East CUES
ton. Belief was expressed shortly
after his arrival that fresh offers Of
mediation by the allies might have
the effect OF postponing the Greek
offensive against the Turkish ma
uonaiists.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-20
CANADA MAY ACT IN
BERGDOLL EXTRACTION
By Associated Press

OTTAWA. ont. June 19-The
.radition from Germany OF Grover
10. BerEdou. United States draft
evader. is under consideration by the
Canadian government. C. J. Doherty.
minister Of justice. announced sun
H. night. Bergdou Is reported 20
ave reached Germany on a forged
canadian passport.
This is the first Official announce
ment that the Canadian government
has taken action in the Bergdoll
case.
some time ago American Legion
officials petitioned Canadian war vet
Grams organizations 10 bring the de-
serter's case 20 the official attention
o. the dominion government.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-20
SAYS u. s. IS SHORT
$4,000 PHYSICIANS

Er Associated Press:
WASH NGTON. June 19-The
United States IS short $4,000 physi
clans Dr. Roy Upham. Brooklyn.
declared sunday at the opeoing ses-
sion Of the annual convention here
Of the American Institute Of Homeo-
pathy LONE and arduous study re-
Quired Of medical students and in
ability 20 specially build up a profit
- practice tends 20 discourage
syrosp ectlve doctors. he said.
IN an effort 10 assist medical stu
lents through college. wives OF
members OF the institute have form
"a the Women's National HomeO-
pathic league. DR.. Upham said
adding 70 is hoped activities OF the
league would help 20 relieve the
shortage Of physicians.