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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-06-20
CHURCH URGES DISARMAMENT.

SOUTH BEND, Ind, June 20.-Peti-
lions asking President Harding to call
a conference to enforce disarmament and
international peace were signed by mem
sbers of the First Presbyterian Church
here Sunday. I'VE respectfully ask that
you call conference Of nations, espe
cialIy England, Japan and the United
States, for the purpose of devising means
to enforce disarmament and perpetuate
the peace Of the world" the petitions
state.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-06-20
IRISH TO HEAR
THRONE POLICY
King George to Open Ulster
Parliament at Belfast
Wednesday.

LONDON, June 20.-An important an
nouncement from the throne on Irish
policy will be delivered by King George
when he formally opens the Northern
Ireland Ulster) Parliament at Belfast,
Wednesday, it was learned today.
Premier Lloyd George. Sir James Craig,
premier Of Ulster; Lord Fitzalan, Irish
viceroy. and Sir Hamar Greenwood, chief
secretary for Ireland, are cooperating in
the authorship of the Kings speeches.
Owing to numerous revisions it is not
IN complete form.
Queen Mary will accompany the King
to Ireland.
Six persons, including two members of
the Crown forces, and four civilians,
were killed in weekend violence in Ire
land. Ten soldiers and policemen and
eleven civilians were wounded. mill
tary officer was shot dead while motor
ing from Garrick TO Dublin.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-06-20
rs SECOND NAME.

QUEBEC's SECOND NAME.
Quebec, Canada, in addition to its
popular appellation Of the Gibraltar of
America" is also known as the Ancient
Capital"
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-06-20
RemOnstrance Filed
to School Bond Issue

The remonstrance OF the Taxpayers
League Of Indianapolis against the pro-
posed school board bond issue Of more
than $4,000 was fled with the State
board Of tax commissioners today
1t Is understood the hearing will not
be held until after the first of July. The
school board, supported by patrons
whose children are now attending school
in fire traps, are expected to put up a
strenuous fight to obtain sanction for
the issue
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-06-20

and board is the prevailing scale, al
though in many sections lower wages are
paid-and accepted.
The heavy rains Of early June did no
damage to the wheat. The moisture de-
layed the harvest little, but the rains
served to fill out the grain and improve
the crop. And the householder may rest
assured that it is a bumper crop-there
will be no shortage Of wheat with this
crop safely stored in the cOuntry's gran
aries.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-06-20
President and Party
Home From Cruise

WASHINGTON. June 2O-President
and Mrs. Harding and a small party Of
guests returned to Washington today
from weekend cruise down the Chesa-
peake Bay. The yacht Mayflower
locked at Navy Yards shortly after
Q a m The President went directly to
the White House, where he had numerous
engagements
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-06-20

NEW YORK, June 2O.-James Still
man. Jr, or Bud" as be is known to his
schOOlmates, took the leading publicity
role in the sensational divorce of the
banker, James a. Stillman today, follow
ing his interview in which he denounced
his father and revealed that a split has
occurred among the children with his
sister Anne supporting her father.
Young Stillman-he is only lis
student al Milton Academy. He has
been examining" for examinations which
began today. His interview n support
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-06-20
NOblesville School
Man to Help Soldiers
Special to The Times.

NOBLESVILLE, ma, sdne 2O-E. f.
Sewers. who has been an instructor in
manual training in the Arcadia High
School for several years and who is well
known in educational circles throughout
Indiana. left Sunday for Washington to
receive some special instructions before
going to the United States Public Health
Hospital at St Louis to assist in caring
for disabled soldiers. He received his
appointment through the Federal Board
OF Education which was created by Con-
sress under the rehabilitation act
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-06-20
Tax Board to Revies
Elkhart Road Fight

GOSHEN, Ind, June 20-Rurai re-
monstrators to the proposed $452,0O0 Elk
hart County road bond issue, who have
been making a fight against the expendi-
ture, and the petitioners must file their
briefs before the full State tax board
at Indianapolis, according to instructions
given by Commissioner William A. Huff
of Greenfield, at the close of the hearing
in this city.
The demonstrators are members Of the
Elkhart County Farm Federation. Both
sides to the controversy have engaged the
best counsel available in this part Of the
State
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-06-20

Of his mother was the most striking hui
man interest utterance that has come out
of the sensational case.
II has been learned from an authora-
tative source that Mrs. Stillman will de-
mand that the charge of illegitimacy
brought by her husband against her
young son Guy, he dismissed when the d.
vorce hearings are resumed before referee
Gleason June 2s. For the time being,
Mrs StiUman has centered her fight In
behalf Of her little son.
According to present plans OF still
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-06-20

Handsomely embroidered
and every suit silk lined
the wonder" values of
the season.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-24
THEATERS
ORTIIFJ NJ


kuoeFllle' AN act Astounding In
rural odds and ends ard laden with
the atmosphere that appeals so de-
liEltfully 20 urban habitues. Is n.
feature performance az the prpheum
This week. Worthy portrayals OF
character acting ar. done by Harry
play the stellar parts Ably assist
whose members can weld "a wicke Z
horn. and a male Quartette. who.
would 20 on any farm and not scare
the birds either.
Help a comedy sKetca. written
hT Jack Iait. newspaper man of
fame and playwright. Is Il very clever
s6it and we'll presented by Jack
Trainor and his entertaining band
of comedians. Harry Adler and
Rose Dunbar comprise a partnership
who can act in a. worthy manner and
make what they offer mott enjoy
able
Comedy talking and dancing are
well done by Lester and Moore It
Us "a novel act full OF clever twists
and turns throughout and entertain
ing In the extreme. The Cortez sis
ters give a very fine exposition Of
international dancing The act ~
interesting in itself and the sisters
interpret IL with Il gOOdly amount OF
cham.
Two trained seals. viz, Watsika
and Cnderstudy. do some good tricks
and hold the interest of the audience
all through their amusingly cOutOr-
Tomato period.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-24
BRITISH COLLEGE
TO BE REPRESENTED
AT CHURCH PAGEANT
Head of Wesley School viii
Attend Social Center
Dedication.

CHICAGO. Jan. 22.-Llucoln coll
lege. oxford Ems. is 20 Je repre-
rented az the dedication ~ The socia'
center building ~ th, Wesley Four-
aaGon az the University 0l Illinois
Feb. Is
John Weslev Tho founder Of the
Methodist Episcopal church was
fellow or Lincoln college for 20
sears. In recognition o. that fact
the seal OF Lincoln college has been
carved over one ~ the Ray window
n the new Wesley foundation build
ing az the University of Illinois.
The rector OF Lincoln college IN
accepting the invitation % oc pres
INT wrote. 1--WE are much Interested
Bod your foundation. and your recog-
milton Of the historical connection
with Lincoln cOllcgV.'
The exercises I'm connection with
the dedication VIII cover four days
beginning Feb. II and closing Feb.
10. Representative Churchmen VII
le present from AN over the United
states and Canada -Four of the
bishops Cf tho Methods Episcopal
hurch VIII take part in the pro-
cram. Bishops Thomas Nicholson OF
chicago. william Mcdowell OF
Washington. f.. j. Mcconnell of
Pittsburgh. and Theodore $. Hen
dersou OF Detroit.
Pageant To BE Feature.
A pageant put on by the Un.ver-
-ity OF Illinois students viii DE a
feature or the exercises. This
pageant wiz show John Wesley q IS "a
student az oxford university as well
as some Of the later episodes OF his
rfe The closing episode Will be an
international one and parts VIII be
taken by foreign students Of the uni
versity- Chinese, Japanese, Filipi-
nos. Hindustani and Latin Ameri-
cans.
Two or the most beautiful rooms
iE the building VIII he set apart for
the use OF the go foreign students
~ the university. and win be known
as the international rooms
The social center IS the FIRST OF 2
ErOup Of buildings which the Netho-
dist Episcopal church has under way
nc the University Of Illinois under
It's Centenary program. The entire
group will cost we'll over $1,000. 900.
The architecture IS Gothic and the
material used is Bedford stone
Among the trustees Of the Wesley
Foundation are Bishop Thomas
Nicholson Of Chicago and " A
Heath. the president Of the Chicago
Federal Reserve bank. DIT. James
-. RalIer. the director or the Foun-
datfOn has been In charge Of this
work at the University Of Illinois
Tor IL years
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-24
my lady FRIENDS

in Ny lady F'riends'' the spark
ling comedy which will be presented
at the oliver theater wednesday and
Thursday with a matinee Thursday.
The authors have hit upon a new
idea with a delightfully."- humorous
angle. 1t Will also Introduce the
well known musical comedy star,
Jack NorwOrth. in the leading role.
heading his own company. Briefly
told Mr. Norworth enacts the role
Of a yong business man who has
made a lot OF money quickly and
wishes his wife to help him spend
IL; but she IS Of q saving DISPOSE
ton and when he finds she Will not
do this. ne takes three young ladies
under his protection, giving them
unlimited charge accounts but al
ways with no Interior motive. wish
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-24

Choice 81 all wool
serge serge s suits. With II two two Nj n
extra pair pants. Cou- - III
pom Sale S1.GI.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-24
ALWAYS AUDACIorS.y

Wallace Reid in Always Au-
dacious" in being offered 20 South
Bend for the last times today at
the Castle This picture has already
created tremendous stir here and
will undoubtedly rank as the photo
play OF the month. A fine cast, in
Guiding Margaret LOOMS, assists the
Ci|at star, while the story gives
plenty Of opportunity for swift &C
ton and "A bunch OF laughs. Another
picture OF great merit, A Chicken
In the Case" owen MOore's latest
contribution to the nationals hilar-
ity. Will be shown tomorrow.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-24
"THE RESTLESS SEX -

F'eminism Is the underlying theme
of The Restless Sex" the screen
production starring Marion Davies
which opened n two days engage
ment at the oliver theater yesterday.
The story treats Of the woman, who,
having a taste OF independence,
wishes 20 become more more than
merely a wife and to attain a place
for herself in the world OF art and
letters. Miss Davies is supported by
a splendid cast which includes Car
lyle Blackwell and Ralph Kellard.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-24
THE NEW YORK CENTRAL LINES


CENTRAL NJD-suBs
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-24

screen celebrities. Tomorrow the
famous blonde beauty. Wanda Haw-
ley. viii be offered In her most de-
lectabIe and spicy story. Her First
Elopement." story Of the seaside
and OF sirens. Jerome Patrick makes
handsome leading man. Nell
Craig "A convincing vampire. yacht
Ing and villa parties exceptionally
attractive settings. and "a bunch Of
beach beauties adorn the whole af-
fair. The story IS clever and inter
esting
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-24

ing only TO make them happy. These
Young ladies. naturally become at
tached TO him and as a result num-
erous laugha-ble situations arise, but
in the end everything comes out in
NorwOrths favor.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-24
"SOUANDERED LIVES e.

"Squandered Lives" a phOtodrama
Of intense power and great appeal
is being shown at the IaSaue to-
day, In II appear n cast of English
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-24

Fine Arts Quartette. Welsh Sing
ers, Will sing several musical num-
bers at both morning and evening
services at First Methodist church
today. 97O2-23
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-24
"BUDDHS. -

Tn sale Of seats for the musical
comedy "Buddies" which will be the
attraction at the Oliver theater Fri
day and Saturday. will open today.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-24

20 PERCENT OFF AT REYNOLDS
Beginning Jan. Il r. c. Reimold
& co. will offer 20 percent off on
hardware and homeware.
96S7-tf-Advt.
The Daytona daily news., 1921-02-08
WITNESS IN MOONEY
CASE CONFESSES He
PERJuRED TESTIMONY
NnternatLonal News servlee. )

NEW YORK Feb. s Frank Me
Donald. one of the star witnesses for
the prosecution against Thomas Moon
ey. labor leader sentenced 10 death
(or tbe Pr pardncss Day bomb out
rage al san Francisco. has confessed
that Mooney was "fralned mp" ac-
cordng to statement today by Frank
Walsh. counsel for Mooney Mooney
is now i'm jail in California. his sen
tence having been commuted tu life
Imprisonment by President Wilson.
Walsh states that Mcdonald confessed
that he did not know Mooney and
Jhai the evidence was prepared in ad-
vance by District Attorney F.ckcri OF
SAN Francisco.
The Daytona daily news., 1921-02-08
PRESIDENT PUTS
IN DAY AT GOLF, With
MOTOR TRIPS; EXPECTS
TO BE HERE OVER NIGHT
SPENT LAST NIGHT At PRINCESS SSENA
HOTEL IN SEABREEzE MANY FRIENDSIN
TRIPLE CITIES GREET PRESIDENT ELECT

The President-elect was anxious 20
change in clothes, as he has been pa
rading in golfing toys since coming
to Daytona Monday afternoon, expect
ing at that time to remain but few
hours.
The party will perhaps spend somc
time here tomorrow. hoping TO get in
another game of golf. either at the
Clarendon course or at Ormond, and
will likely leave shortly after noon, in
efforts TO reach St Augustine by night
fall.
Motors Here From Stranded Yacht
The anxiety OF many, who had ex
pected the presidential party early
Monday morning. was dispelled short
ly after 4 O'Clock when word was re
ceived by the secret service force
here. that the Victoria had again be
come stuck in the Mosquito bay, after
having been delayed at Rockledge,
and that President-elect Harding, and
party were leaving by motor for Day
tona. The party arrived here, going
fdirectly rs the Clarendon golf course,
whera a round Of golf was played. fol.
lowed BY a motor trip about the Triple
Cities.
Nv Harding was the guest Of Sen
3tor Albert h. Cunmins at the Prin.
cess lssena for dinner, IN the evening
greeting many old friends at the sea
breeze hotel during a brief reception
! following dinner.
In the early evening the president
With several friends drove TO Daytona
doing some shopping on South Beacl
street, and meeting many friends and
acquaintance made during previous
visits here. He later called on Mrs 4
/ Il King, step-mother of Mrs. Harding
with whom he plans q second visit to
gether with Mrs Harding later thi,
| month over a weekend.
Spend Night at Princess tssena
The balance OF the evening wa.
spent with Senator Cummins, at th.
Princess ls8eua. the Iowa senator
who is planning to remain al the priu
cess Isseeua until March
Although Manager Haynes found hi
hotel filled last eyening, number o
guests kindly consented to take quart
ers outside of the hotel. making pc.
sible accommodations for Mr. Hard
, ing aud several members el his part
tor the night, fact much appreciate
by tbe president and Manage fiayne.
I'm the party at the Princess lsSen
last evening and accompanying Nj
! Harding were, senator Walter +. Elg
+ of New Jersey. who joined the yaehin
I party at Titusvile, sunday as gues
/ ot his colleague, Senator Joseph
e Freliuehuysea also of New Jersey
/ Former Ambassador 90 Mexico HeHr
j = Fletcher DR. Albert r. Ely of Ne
1 Ter's. Senator Cummin- and Niles
NcCahin OF Wash v'oH. .. o.
The Daytona daily news., 1921-02-08
RUSSIAN REFUGEES
KEPT ON SHIPBOARD
international News servlce.)

PARIS. Feb. s. Five thousand Rus
sian refugees including many former
Wraueel onicers and their wives. re-
mained huddled aboard ships off thu
Tunis coast for several days without
being permitted to 80 ashore. because
the strange error OF French ad-
ministrative official
The refugees were TO have been
1ebarRed Al Bizera and orders were
issued from Paris that they were to
occupy "A number Of barracks used to
house Serbian refugees during ths
war Paris had forgotten that the
barracks had been demolished two
years before and il took long ex.
change OF messages 10 straighten ont
tho situation Among the refugees
We're $50 women belonging to the
upper and middle classes of Russian
society who we're without even q
change ol clothes.
The Daytona daily news., 1921-02-08
GREEKS, BACKED BY
VENlzEL0S, LAUNCH
ATTACK ON TURKEY
lunlted Prcss.l

WITH THE GREEN ARMIES At
BRQUSSA. Feb s Greek armies viii
launch whirIwind offensive against
Turkish Nationalists here with tho in
tention of cleaning them up" If the
allies fan to take action al London.
General Klaehepoulos declared in an
interview today "Mustaphakemals
forces can he wiped ont in ten days,
he said Thousands Of men area being
rushed 10 the front from back sectors
Nnd preparations for an attack ara
complete. lie said a digest Of inter
views with front line officers showed
they were unanimous ia their loyalty
to Former Premier Nenizelog that
they were retaining their places apt
keeping ur the morale Of their troop.
because Venizelos told them 20 do Sc
pending developments.
The Daytona daily news., 1921-02-08
WILLIAMS ASSAlS
BANK PROFITEERS;
URGES ACTION NOW
international News servlce)

WASHINGTON, Feb. S-John Skel-
ton Williams. comptroller of the cur
rency today critically assailed group
of bank profiteers, principally New
Workers, including the heads of large
trust companies, charging that the
banks during the past Il months had
been accommodated by the Federal
Reserve Bank of New York with sums
in individual cases amounting to over
one hundred million at one time and
have at the same time been exacting
from borrowers interest running from
10 TO 80 per cent per annum.
He also charged tina: money was
loaned on stocks and bonds as collat.
eral at profiteering rates. while home
builders. businessmen. Industrial and
agricultural interests were denied ere
dit. He declared congress would stop
this practice.
The Daytona daily news., 1921-02-08

Is 5 j { s
WARNING
BETWEEN
ENGLAND And U. S.
SAID TO Be STRAINED
Omitted Press,

LONDON, Feb. S-All American
in London were called
to the British foreign Office yesterday
afternoon to conference with an Inn
portant figure in AngloAmerican re-
lations. who insisted that his name
should not be used.
In discussing Anglo-American af-
fairs. he declared relations are more
strained than would appear on the
surface. Questions under discussion by
the two countries can be settled thru
the usual diplomatic channels, shs
said, Yet we are treading thes path
that may lead to war; he added.
The Daytona daily news., 1921-02-08
Colby Doesn't Believe II.
international News Service,

WASHINGTON. Feb. SITS pre-
posterous. can scarcely believe IT,"
said Secretary of State Colby today,
commenting on press dispatches quot.
ing an anonymous official of the Brit
ish foreign office with saying that
England and America are treading
the pathway that leads to war" Or
ficials declared there had been no
turn in relations between the two
countries which could justify such g.
statement and was inclined to doubt
the correctness Of the story.
The Daytona daily news., 1921-02-08
Grand Jury Investigates.
LThe Asaoelated Press.l

NEW YORK. Feb s. Frank T.
Walsh counsel for Thomas MooHey.
convicted of nurder u san Francisco
n connection with the Preparedness
Day bomb explosion .u 1916, today tel
egraDbed san Francisco authorities
apprsIng them of au alleged confas-
sion by one witness. in the case that
he had permred his testimony at the
trial A pecial grand jury is uoW n-
vasaeatrs the alleged conspiracy to-
copsirt Mooney rha Witnessed nam.
ed wa- Johu Mcdonald. now a resident
OF Trenton. y. j.. with whom Walsh
had "a long conference last night
The Daytona daily news., 1921-02-08
STRlkE-BREAkERS IN
TROUBLE IN TROY, NY.
WHEN ARE ATTACKED

TROY. n. Y. Feb. S-Disorder broke
out today shortly after the United
Traction company. which is fighting a
strike. put cars in operation, manned
by stlike breakers One car was at
lacked by cro7 kn breaker
was knocked senseless. One arrest
was made.
Later second car was attacked and
partially demolished. The strike
breaking crew was taken from the
car.seseorted to the station and given
transportation to New York. The
wreckage of the car blocked the
tracks.
The Daytona daily news., 1921-02-08
Against Improper Dancing

MARTINS FERRY, Feb S Cheek
10 cheek dancing is arouSlug the
ire OF some local mothers. That style
of dancing is one of the most popular
among the Young people here it Is the
subject of discussion ia wonea's clubs
and some of tue mothers have stated
theS plan TO place II unde1 the ban,
Quite number nave said they ~lll
nos sermt their children to attend
dances at which that form q the aft i
permitted
The Daytona daily news., 1921-02-08
HOUSTON ILL, FAILS
TO APPEAR TODAY TO
EXPLAIN Big LOANS

Of suffering from bronchial affliction
Secretary of the Treasury Houston
failed to appear before the senate for
eign relation committee today to ex-
plain the status Of the one billion OF
foreign loans made by the United
States TO war associates.
The Daytona daily news., 1921-02-08
OPPOSITION LEADER
OF JAP DIET WILL
URGE DISARMAMENT
(rhe Associated Press

TOXIC. Feb. S-Yukio ozakL form
er leader OF the opposition party told
the Associated Press today that he
would introduce independents before
the diet, d resolution proposing cur.
tatlment OF naval armaments. fhe re-
solution y ouia ask Japan TO oommunl-
cate with the United States ami Eng
land and decide the best way TO re
strio. naval progr IA ia conjunction
with this nations
The Daytona daily news., 1921-02-08
Deportation. Question Up
(The Associated Press)

WASHINGTON, Feb S--Represea--
tatiohs. have been made To the, state
department by the Hungarian govern
ment, concerning deportation of un-
desirable aliens from the United
States Hungary says deported aliens
have been at such liberty aboard yes
sells as 10 permit them to organize
propaganda against European govern
ments aRd asks that aliens deported
be segregated aboard vessels.
The Daytona daily news., 1921-02-08
GA. CONGRESSMAN
BLACkM0N DIES AT
BART0W RESIDENCE

BARTOW. Fla Feb Congress
man Frederick Blackmou died here
shortly after midnight this morning.
tie was a years old. was elected to
the ssNsN-sceoud congress from the
fourth tAmiston1 district and served
in congress ever since He was born
in Polk county. Georgia.
The Daytona daily news., 1921-02-08
LODGER ASKS COPS
TO WAKE HIM EARLY
0nteroatiooaI News servloel

CLEVELAND. Feb skiing Dur
ham was broke aud had no place to
sleep
He went To the police station aud
there was given Jhe courtess. oil cell
for the night
"Be sure and Wake ma AZ $50 Do.
he tola Tie turnkey who escorted HIM
to mis- cell n have to ue on 70 lib
Washing dishes al
The Daytona daily news., 1921-02-08
CARELESSNESS CAUSE
GASOLINE EXPLOSION
WHICH TOOK 11LIVES
cThe Associated Press)

WASHINGTON Feb Federal 'u-
vestigation of the gasoline vapor TX
plosiou AT Memphis January -. which
cost the lives of eleven persons. finds
it another example of the failure of
workmeu to heed prescribed precau-
tions ia handling explosive matter. the
bureau ef mines announced today A
negro opened "a tank car gasoline
boiled out of the car mixed with ala
to form explosive gas and few min
utes later il was ignited Boy nearby
open fires.