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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-28

former Congressman from the Thir-
teenth district VIII address The JEFF
ferson club n Fort Wayne April d..
willard Phend. son ~ Str and
Mrs Jacob pbeud Of EIkhart and
N.ss Marie Darr daughter ~ AIR..
and Mrs Bird Darr Of Goshen we've
married Friday az the home ~ the
brides parents
The HarkIn CO.. ~ Sew York cirv.
operating chain or department
stores has leased the Hubbcu huild-
gg in this city which for 30 years
was The location Of The Fair store.
and VIII open am establishment
April So The Fair store went out
OF business several months ago.
The Jefferson Realty Co ~ CO.
shcu. which recently lease the JEFF
ferson theatcr here to Fltzpauick e.
1IcElroy OF Chicago Tor 10 gear, o.
total rental Of $4,000 has pur-
chased two lots in Napparee OF
James Turtles for $4,000 and VIII
erect a handsome motion picture
theater ON the site.
Fl. l.. Chambers Of South Bend Of
'he firm of Chamberlain g. Grow
public accountants. addressed menu
bcrs of the Goshen Rotary club on
Taxation" at the regular weekly
luncheon held Thursday noon.
Edward Gregg Of Saginaw. Mich
is in precarious condition. a pueu
mOnia patient Mrs. GrCge who for
merry was Miss Margaret Evans Of
Goshen.
Mrs. A. n. Bixler Of Lagrange UNI
derwent an operation at Bronson
hospital. Kalamazoo. Mich
Several new smaIpos quarantines
have been established here
The civics class of the Mirers5ure
high school attended "a session of
the circuit court here.
Moses Yoder of Wakarus7 escaped
serious injury when the Ford auto
mobile he was driving 90 his home
from Nappanee was wrecked.
Democrats Of the city following
the example set by republicans. met
and defeated proposal TO proceed
under provisions of the Knapp iaw,
enacted by the recent Indiana gem
eral assembly with am election for am
expression on the commissioners
ager form of municipal government.
The vote against the plan was unanI-
nous Tt is conceded that those fad
voring the project can easily secure
90 percent Of the 1917 vote C4Iq sig
uaturesB to petition asking for am
election, but &c is doubtful If this
VIII be undertaken now that AN Do-
IticaI leaders i'm the community have
decided it is not the time TO proceed
with the commissiOn-man form
of government.
Much commotion mas resulted
here in a call for the circuit court
grand jury. which body is summoned
TO appear for sessions starting April
Z. II is limited that alleged viola
tons Of the liquor law are 20 be i'm
vestigated. That big shipment of
Imperial Canadian whisky reach
ed here recently, is whispered i'm
local circles. There are rumOrs that
evidence is at hand showing that
Goshen manufacture solicited or
ders for the sale of the liquor and a
story is circulated that I'm di-trihut-
ing it ne made a net profit OF SO
per case. Imperial whisky. IL is
said. was sold at from SIP to Sf20
per case. Single bottles of whisky
we're offered at from $40 TO SIS. Two
bootIeggers who brought a shipment
of Imperial 20 Goshen were arrested
here on a charge of stealing "a SIS
travelling case from the r. j. Spill
man leather goods store. They con-
fessed 70 the theft and settled by
buying the case.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-28
EPSON Salts
like Glass of
Lemonade

A few cents buvs
a handy package
of II 70 s. % "a q 81 e.
salts which is
real EPSON salts
C @ IN bine "a with
fruit derivatives
giving it the taste
Of sparkling Iem-
onade You get
all the splendid
c-acti0u of .
of epson Ats
without the awful
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-28
WOMAN
ESCAPES
Mrs.McCumber Avoided aSeriOus
Operation by Taking Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound

Georgetown, Ill.-"After my first
baby was born ] suffered 50 with my
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-28

,dste and nausea Try h When bile
Gus. hcadachy or conSpated.
Warning, Don't merely ask for
"tasteless EPSON salts or YOU may
get a soda imitation Always ask
for "Epsonade Salts and look f0l
the name, American EPSON Ass0cla-
tion.-Adv.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-28

LETT SlQe LQdL 4
could not walk
across the floor
unless / was all
bumped over,
holding tomySde.
i d0ctored with
several doctors
but found no re-
lief and they said
1 would have TO
have anoperauon
Ny mother In
ted on nv TAX
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-12
NoTlcG 70 rArpAYras

Tho CITY Council rrs fnferfnf ffn
time fnr payment ~ tnrns aifn0nf
PENALTY fo fnn aisf fav uf january Az
p fsi otter ihaf cate ~ further
crferrlHr $3.50 ff made and ere penal .
tF wli hn collected "a aI farfH rnf
paid fr frnf time
Poll taxes must now % rsla ir ros-
son nrd exemptions Or 1Fsr-nFe fa
HpN HH under nrs must b. taken rsf
~ this if Row a cry ~ i0e1f uader
tho iaW
Attention b. also 81 ned ~ me faff
thff. .r order f1 VOTE newt year. ere
a1mrn must pay their CITY rnu fayas
nH uN ae shNr County ana STATE
pNi taEre iusf 81 fhs mon 90
jobs p ntHrrErr
CIV Hrf fffAFF
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-12
ZOE sALE

FOR salN- NlauaaE l.elae aser Motff
srueffg w. RAILROAD ave. Apply 49,
lar.fs sntet fh1ns ilfi
LkMGE ms 80. Tor sais rhear 90
aiI srlHans4 ~ g1ni hulsetQid furnl
iafs ~ q. itR tft
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-12

lOaT one lsAt brown fnafs mais
branded dian0rd or nn0si1er. TAI doi-
iaf reNhsl fsr her ~ .. Hiuitn.
4Ul fourth 81
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-12
WANTED

y HHltI NM Pay Or lNr Der
itNni ~ seas tifun nhIfs rart delivered
z. Nf Nanf E.fnrf water ANA faENra
NtffHfH NNf.aN N nHfl HaINar
AtsAt Nl ire 60 m $3.50
W NffNY narrnHfarI r.rffra EItH
lfrfafn HFr breads U.fHef
A"N AZ ~ 0nur alHN I'ff ~ rrHrf
hauling h'a. your Slowing u0nl 0lfff
Prices raff rH1as 20 81 rsn Farmers
naHh .IIfa
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-12

Zee ot- ISL carr 1sfcfs yo1 byy.
.earig afutya 3 F1r1 % hand. Right
Prices. Good Terma. hqgteu Sales 20
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-12

~ Y0l ARR "a tha u.avkdt feF used
automobile Tla CnH11irk Auto 90. has
better care ~ p'ek from Terms mat
satisfy and ava gcl MONEY ot anY ins "
- csr ciAuuiCh AUTOMOBILE CO
luar4 ltt
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-09
+. v, CALBRAITH JR.
ts- a-s
DIES IN CRASH; COL.
FOREMAN BADLY HURT
HARDING WIRES
CONDOLENCE TO
BEREAVE WIFE

Washington, June 9.-President
Harding telegraphed a message of
sympathy today to Mrs. F. W. Cal
braith. Jr., at Indianapolis. widow
Of the national commander Of the
American Legion, killed in an auto
mobile accident last night
please know of my sympathy
in the great and sudden sorrow
which has come to you." said the
message. ut was my fortune 10
know Colonel Galbraith, not alone
as the national commander Of the
American Legion, but as fellow
citizen of Ohio, and l have highly
valued his commanding personality
his tireless zeal and his intense de-
votion to country and his compan-
ions in arms. The legion and the
nation share with you the grea1
loss which has come suddenly"
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-09
TO ASK AID OF
DAUGHERTY IN
TRUST CASES
Untern,yer Wants As
sistance to Prosecute
LalU Violators.

New York, June Samuel Un-
termyer, counsel of the legislative
committee, investigating the build
ing trust. announced at today's
hearing that he would write Attor-
ney General Daugherty to ask If his
department could not spare men
and money to prosecute violators oi
the antitrust laws.
At the same time, Mr.. Untermyel
received from the committee auth
ority to request State Insurance Su
perintendent Phillips to make spe
cial investigation Of the Prudential
Insurance company, to bear partic'
! ularly on private holdings of Forest
F. Dryden, its president, and the
seeming" naturalization Of the
company.
Mr.. Untermyer declared the com.
mittee had received no cooperation
although it had turned over to the
department early last winter evi
dence against more than 20 illega
nationwide combinations of manu-
! facturers and dealers in the build
ing trades. He added that he wa:
not criticising the present fedora
authorities.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-09
FORMAL TREATY
IMPOSSIBLE"
Cannot Be Condition to Mex Recog.
milton, Says General
Obregon.

Mexico City. June 9.-(By the As
sociated Press.)-Formal signature
OF treaty between Mexico and the
United States as condition to rec
ognition OF the Obregon admins
tration by Washington is impos-
sible, said a statement issued at
the presidential Office last night.
President Obregon declined to meet
newspaper men, but his private
secretary said there was nothing to
add to recent pronouncements by
the Mexican government and that
the situation was not changed.
At the same time a statement was
issued by the foreign ofiice, declar-
ing that a commercial treaty be-
tween the United States and Mex
leo was desirable, but that the Mex
lean president did not possess the
right to conclude treaty OF polit-
ical nature such as was proposed
BY the United States in its recent
memorandum to the Mexican gov
ernment
AneEicaa Nste ObjeofisaahlA
The treaty Of amity Of COM
meree proposed by the United
States on May a." said the state
ment, contained two sections, one
pertaining to commerce. and the
other regarding better political re-
lations. The clauses relative to
commerce would be acceptable aft
er the making OF some modifica-
tions and additions, which would
avoid later conflicts.
I'm the political phase. the Amer
ican note was Objectionable, be-
cause 1t contained stipulationa
which were contrary to the pre-
cepts Of the Mexican constitution,
and which the president, who must
first Of all have regard for the
constitution, has no power to &C.
cept The constitution, in effect
prohibits expressly in article Is
the celebrating of conventions OF
treaties which may alter guaran.
tees or rights established by the
constitution"
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-09
GENE GEARY IS
GIVEN REPRIEvE
Court Grants Writ of Supersedeas
Carl Wanderer Refused
More Time.

Springfield, ILL.,, June 9.-Another
lease on life was granted Gene
Geary, Chicago gunman, but further
time was refused Carl Wanderer by
the supremec ourt this morning.
Denying Gene Geary's plea for re-
hearing of it. previous ruling up
holding death sentence imposed
upon him, the court however, grant
ed a writ of supersedeas, upon
Geary's petition alleging insanity
since judgment of conviction.
This petition for writ of super
sedeas was brought to the supreme
court after Geary's lawyers had
failed to obtain jury to try the
question of his sanity. Judge Nc
Donald, who was trying the case
decided it without jury. The
court made no announcement con-
cerning Carl 'Wanderer, who was
convicted of killing his wife and a
ragged stranger" and sentenced to
hang June II, except that a mo
tion for writ Of error and super
sedeas is denied"
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-09

WOMAN S CLUB
BROKE PAYING
FOR DEAD FLIES
Swat Campaign Too
Popular; Can Glue
No More Bous1fies.

Pana, ILL.,, June 9.-Facing entire
depletion Of their treasury through
the unexpected popularity Of their
swat-the-fly campaign. members Of
the Pana Women's club this morn
ing announced the club could no
longer pay the promised bounties.
Inaugurated on May "a, with the
promise to all school children that
10 cents would be paid them for
every 100 flies executed within the
city limits, the campaign sprang
into immediate popularity and the
stations where bounties were paid
were frequently the busiest places
in the communities.
A total Of 256,000 dead flies was
presented by youngsters, for boun-
ty for which $252.05 was paid. Five
thousand flies were presented by
youngsters who refused the boun-
ties. declaring they had had fun
enough already in catching them.
The campaign may 60 on, it was
announced by the Woman's club
but no more bounties will be paid
Its too expensive" club men,
berS said.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-09
Late Bulletins

Pueblo, Colo, June 9-By
the Associated Press. The To-
cal chapter of the BED Cross,
which Is in charge Of relief
work in the flood district in
Pueblo, this afternoon issued q
list OF missing persons contain.
ing 437 names.
Washington, June 9-Inves.
tigztion of all government
agencies dealing with former
service men, was expected BY
the senate today in adopting .
resolution by Senator Walsh,
Democrat, Massachusetts,, ere.
afing q committee to conduct
the inquiry. The vote was
uRanim0uS,
Washington, June S-The
nomination Of Albert Lasker Of
Illinois Is chairman and Of all
others named by President
Harding for the shipping board,
were confirmed today BY the
senate.
London, June 1-Ry the As.
sociatad Press. The govern.
neat issued . white paper"
this Afternoon. the f6xf Of what
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-09
Henry J. Ryan, Driver, T
Not Seriously In
jwed.

indianapolis, June AZ " 0ak
braith. Jr., national commAnder ct
the American Legion. was KILLED
and Henry ]. Ryan Of lndt1nApoliA
national director Of the legionb
Americanism committee. and 4il-
ton ]. Foreman, Of Chicago. nation
al committeeman Of the legion hoU
Illinois. were injured when m
automobile in which they were rid
ing went over . steep embankmene
here early today. The car failed
to make q slight turn In the road
and ran over the. curbing. across
the sidewalk and turned over sew
eral times, landing at the foot Of .
foot embankment. All three men
were thrown clear of the car as It
went down.
Mr.. Galbraith suffered q fractur-
ed skull and died on the way to the
hospital. The accident occurred
about 1870 o'clock. MIR. Galbraith
apparently was thrown head fore
most among q pile of stones.
Steering Gear Fails. So
Mr.. Ryan. who was driving the
car, declared that a defect in the
steering apparatus caused him to
lose control Of the machine.
Coroner F. Robinson said an ex-
animation Of the wrecked machine
showed q broken connection Of the
steering wheel.
Colonel Galbraith was elected ma
tional commander Of the American
Legion Sept 20, last During the
war he served in command Of the
First Ohio National Guard at Camp
Sherman, Chillicothe. Subsequent
ly he was transferred to the 147th
infantry and embarked for overseas
in June, 1918. By leading his regi-
; ment through the lines Of the Ger
mans under fire he won the title
. jof "the fighting colonel Of the fight
ing First"
As head Of the American Legion
he has been active In behalf Of the
organization in urging legislation
J favorable to ex-service men.
In civilian life Colonel Galbraith
was president of the Western Paper
Goods company. Of Cincinnati, Ohio.
He was a Republican, but never
actively engaged in politics.
/ On Way to Train.
The three men were driving into
the Union station here from the
Country club. according to Mr..
Ryan, where Mr.. Galbrc::ss.. .s<&m-
panied by Mr.. Foreman and viii
liam Setliffe, adjutant of the depart
ment of Illinois, of the American
Legion, were to have caught an
early train for Chicago. Mr. Setliffe
and Mr.. Foreman we're returning
there after attending a meeting OF
the National Finance committee OF
the American Legion, while Mr.
} Galbraith intended stopping there
preliminary to starting on a speak
ling tour in behalf Of legislation be-
fore congress sponsored by the
American Legion.
Foreman suffered a fracture oi
1.-THE skull and injuries to his bach
and shoulders. He is in sefiou:
. condition at the city hospital. Ryar
, was badly bruised and lacerated
but his injuries are not serious
, physicians said.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-09
FRENCH handed
GERMAN EXCUSE
AMBASSADOR Mayer Tells Foreign
Office Silesian Attack On
French Was ~ErrOr."

Paris, June 9.-(By the Asso-
ciated Press DIR. Mayer. the Ger
man ambassador, called at the for
eign Office this morning and pre-
scented the excuses Of the German
government for an attack upon
French troops in Silesia yesterday
by the forces of General Won Hoefer,
head of the German defense forces
in the district DR.. Mayer said the
attack was an error, the French
having been mistaken for Polish in
surgents.
Poles Retreat
Oppeln, June 9.-The Polish in
surgents, driven out of the city Of
Rosenberg by British forces, were
reported last night to be retreating
in a southeasterly direction. The
Poles made a show of resistance
but the British made nc attempt to
disarm the Poles.
Belief is expressed here that the
British will promptly proceed
southwards. 1t is expected thai
they will take charge of cities in
the industrial districts of Upper
SileSia.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-09
ASKS REMOVAL
GEN. MITCHELL
Major General Menohef Wants
Subordinate Released From
Air Seryioa

Washington, June 9.-The release
Of Brigadier General Mitchell as as
sistant chief of the air service has
been requested by Major General C.
T. Menoher, chief of the army air
service, in written request to the
secretary of war.
Repeated published statements by
General Mitchell urging a unified
air service, made since President
Harding addressed congress in op-
position to such unification, was
said to have been one of the reasons
prompting the request that the Off
Ger be relieved Of his present as
signment.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-09
YANK STEAMER
HITS ICEBERG
Freighter Charlotte Hits Floe 200
Miles OF NewfOund.
land.

Halifax, N. S., June 9-The Amer
lean freight steamer Charlotte,
from Philadelphia, for London and
Hamburg. via st. Johns, N. F.,
struck an iceberg about two hun
dred miles of the Newfoundland
coast last night, according to a
radio message received here today.
Her bow was stove in and the
steamship Columbia is proceeding
to her assistance.
New York, June 9-The Charlotte
is owned by the United States
Shipping board. She carries a crew
of IS men and a general cargo.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-09
FREE SUSPECTS
IN WRECK CASE


Shelbyvil1s, Ill, June 9.-William
Mack and Weldon Wells, colored
men, held here as suspects in the
wrecking Of the Alton limited near
Bloomington recently, have been re-
leased. They satisfied authorities
from Bloomington and the Chicago
& Alton. that they were not the ones
wanted.
1t developed that Erwin Sphar,
who caused their detention, had
been taking a correspondence
course in detective work and this
was his first case after graduation.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-09
EUROPE AWAITS
ACTION OF u. S.
TOWARD MEXICO
No Fear Of Other Ma
lions Extending Rec
og1lifion First.
By DAVID LAWRENCE.
(SoAcia1 IN The ArpuaN

Warrington, June 9.-The United
States government expects the 9TH
or governments of the world to
stand by and withhold recogr ition
Of General Obregon until after Mex
leo shall have made q treaty Of
amity and commerce wherein spe-
ctfic assurances are given that the
Mexican constitution does not con-
fiscate property held by foreigners
prior to the adoption Of that docu-
ment in 1917.'
The principle Of protection Of ti-
tie to property is held to be SO
fundamental by Secretary Hughes,
not merely to American citizens
but to the nationals of other coun-
tries that the traditional attitude Of
Europe in waiting upon America
before recognizing government In
Mexico is fully expected to be
maintained.
Must Secure Vested Rights.
The other governments Of the
world are aware by this time Of the
formal communication given to the
press by Secretary Hughes outlin-
ing the status Of the negotiations
between the United States and Mex
leo and there is no apprehension
here that any Eur pean government
will recognize General Obregon un-
til after America has taken such a
step. In other words, Mexico finds
the civilized world watching to see
If she will make treaty covering
the question of vested rights. Fail
ing in that all financial and COM
mercial transactions with the Mex
ican government would stand in
jeopardy because If the world sub
mitted without protest once to the
right of country to pass retr0ac-
tive laws confiscating property
without compensation, no title
would be secure.
, Secretary Hughes has not only
made Americas case a matter of
fundamental principle and not a
question OF the personality OF
strength II the present regime in
Mexico, but in all the information
given out at The state department it
is emphasized that the United States
is not disposed to bubble over the
form of Mexico's assurances with
respect to property titles.
| C0nfiscation Caused Friction.
j For example. If the Mexican
courts should render decision
saying the Mexican constitution
does not confi.cate the titles to
property held legally before 1917
this would be very gratifying to the
American government and the CHIEF
cause Of friction would be removed
and at the same time the govern.
ment b. e would expect to see all
objection removed to incfudlng &
clause in the treaty making proper.
ty safe against retroactive laws o.
any kind.
The point is that American citi.
(Continued on last page,)
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-09
LA AJUNTAFLOOD
| TAKES 18 LIVES

Fuehlo, Coin. June Soy the
associated Press.)-Eghteen per-
ons are known to have been killed
= me flood In the La Junta dis
Slct according to Captain J. B.
lock. Of the Colorado National
ward, who arrived here today aft
. o0-hour battle against the ele-
aents. Captain Mock's report was
~ nrst official statement Of the
l'uation around La Junta.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-09
SURPRISE IN
DECKER CASE
Defense in Murder Trial Calls One
Witness, Valves Opening State
ment and Rests Case.

Warsaw. Ind, June 9.-The de-
fense in the trial Of Virgil Decker.
charged with the murder Of Leroy
Lovett. sprang surprise this aft
ernoon by waving its opening
statement, calling only one witness
and announcing that It rested IL
case.
Arguments by the attorneys were
to start Immediately.
Decker is charged with the mnr-
der OF his chum and double" An
effort was made to show that a con-
spiracy to collect Decker's life in
surance was the motive for the
murder Of young Lovett.