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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-03
BAR MEMBERS
In DEBATE ON
AIR QUESTION
Attorneys Views Conflict Re.
garding National Control
of AerOnautics.
REPORT IS ANNOUNCED
Aviation Committee Favors
Giving Attention to Juris-
prudence Only.

CINCINNATI. o. Sept. 3-Con-
ficting views OF the Iower OF tho
national government 10 control
aeronautics caused heated deba .e
before the convention OF the Amerl-
can Bar association late Friday
when the report OF the COMMITTEES
on the laws OF aviation was received
and finally adopted after numerous
substitute resolutions had failed
The report advocated that the bar
association give attention TO the
fundamental problems OF jurispru-
dence." without vcnturing into .he
field OF practical aviation and left
the question Of legislation uren %
congress Legal questions involved
in air legislation must first be de-
cided before the details OF control
We're settled. the sommittee said
ChaUangc Plan.
The proposition that it was an
invasion of the rights OF private
ownership Of property TO utilize the
air for flying was challenged by thC
report, which was presented by
Charles A Boston OF New York.
chairman Of the committee.
NOiCing strenuous objection 10 q
report which he said leads no man
anywhere" William Y. Rocker Of
Indianapolis. declared adoption 81
the report would mean 800 years
delay" on one Of the most important
questions before the American pe2-
pie. He contended that the atmos-
phere was common property AMI
that its control was lodged In the
admiralty.
Mai. Jefferson Davis OF Los Ange-
les, former air service officer. raised
strenuous objection TO several fea-
lures Of the report which ne de-
clared would retard aviation FOR an
years. He disagreed with the opiu-
ion Of the committee that a c0usfi-
tutional amendment might be nee
essary to enact proper legislation.
Advocates plan.
Adoption Of the international afr
navigation convention by the United
States was advocated by Mai Davis
adding that every big nation I'm -he
world had ratified il with the ex-
ception Of the United States.
The incomplete nature Of the re-
port left the committee with much
work ahead and provision was made
for the committees continuance
during { > coming year.
A few minor reports were head
and the convention adjourned 20 che
annual dinner tonight. the concluc-
ing function OF the convention Chief
Justice Taft acted as POSTMASTER.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-03
RUNNING GUN FIGHT
WON BY BOOZE CAR
Federal Agent Forced Out Of
Race After Gunman Pun
lures Radiator.
Special to The News-.'imes /:


LAPORTE, Ind. Sept. 1.-Two
Chicago liquor runners in a high
powered 1922 Cole car, fired FIVE
shots at Edward P. Berwanger, fed
eral prohibition agent this morning.
Later they were sighted near VAL
paraiso. tearing past the city at
"airplane" speed
The shooting began near the Tri-
angle garage on Lincoln Way and
the Door village road when officer
Berwanger, who had been on the
watch for them, drew up behind
them in his Buick. Just as he was
about to make himself known TO
them he was recognized and an
Italian gunman opened fire from
the liquor car and punctured the
radiator of the machine. Mr.. Ber-
wanger responded by sending a bull
let into the chauffeurs arm.
Because Of having TO drive bis
car. Berwanger was handicapped in
shooting and was able TO fire but
one more shot before the outlaw car
was out of range Of his machine.
The second shot pierced the rear of
the liquor car and sent zap an al
cohoHc geyser. Five shots were
fired by the gunman in the liquor
car while il was racing away. Some
of these shots narrowly missed Ber-
wauEer.
LaPorte Is said TO be the most i'm
portant liquor transportation routes
in the middle west. and federal, state
and local authorities are constantly
busy watching for the Illicit car
riers.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-03
ASKED
TO AID IRISH CAUSE

BUENOS AIRES, Sept. 2.-The
Irish question has sprung into
prominence in the British and Irish
Sim Fem colonies in Argentina as
result OF the placarding OF pos
ters, published in Spanish, calling on
Argentinians TO air in Irish indie
pendence, which called forth public
condemnation Of the posters by the
British minister, Ronald MacLeay.
Juan, an Argentine citizen, head of
the "Comite Argentine Pro Libertad
de Irlanda," which distributed the
posters. was attacked by Mr.. Mac
Leay in the English newspapers
here. and az consequence the
British and Irish residents and the
Sim Sympathizers are IN a hostile
mood against each other.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-03
TO SETTLE DISPUTE
IN MEXICAN FIELDS

NIEXICO CITY. Sept 2.-Presi-
dents OF the American oil compan-
les having extensive interests in
Mexico. again conferred with off,
Gals of the Mexican government
Friday. Secretary OF the Treasury
De Ia Huerta said he was hopeful
of a settlement of the taxation Dis
pute within a day or two.
The press praised Pres't Obregon's
message to congress in which he said
the Mexican government would no.
sign a treaty with the United States
until it was recognized. The presi-
dents declaration was in line with
previous statements he had made 20
the effect that Mexico will insist
upon impartial treatment and entire
absence Of anything savoring Of CO.
erCion
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-03
COUNCIL WILL
BE REQUESTED
TO END FIGHT
League q Nations Must Make
Decision Regarding Terri
torial Dispute.
ALBANIA COMPLAINANT
Country Claims Greece and
Jugo-Slavia Are Now Occu-
plying Her Soil.

GENEVA. Sept. AT its forthcom-
ing meeting the assembly OF the
League Of Nations will for the first
time be called upon 70 decide a
territorial dispute. This is a result
OF the action OF the league council
Friday in referring TO the assembly
the entire question raised by Al
bania's complaint against Greece
and Jugo- Slavia for occupying ter
ritory conceded 20 Albania by the
powers in 1918
The council Friday received a re-
port by the blockade commission
which recommends an amendment
TO the covenant of the league. doing
away with the rule requiring
unanimous vote in case where the
council is required 10 decide whether
there shall be a blockade against
nation having a representative on
the council This. it was pointed
out. would prevent the offending ma
tiOn from blocking action by the
council
Animated Meeting.
In rather animated meeting OF
Na1 III ter i0On the ldlluIe was regis
the disarmament commission Fri
tered Of the proposal Of the assem-
bly, last year than an attempt be
made 10 induce the powers 10 limit
ornaments for two years 10 the
amount of their next budget. II
was reported that only IS countries
had replied in the affirmative. six
countries were willing 10 accept the
proposal conditionally. while seven
had given no for their answer
Charles Noblemaire. representing
France in the place OF NJ. Vivianl.
made q heated protest against the
charges Of militarism lodged against
France. He declared his country was
maintaining men under arms on the
Rhine mot because she wanted them
there. but because the powers in
making peace had assigned to her
largely the duty OF watching the
Rhine"
When all were ready 20 cooper
ate for mutual security. he added
France would he glad to demobilize
these men.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-03
SAY Sim FEINER'S
VISIT TO ARMAGH
WILL CAUSE FIGHT
Sir Edward Carson Forecasts
Attitude of His Followers
on Planned Meet.

DUBLIN. Sept. p The visit Of
Michael Collins Sim Fem minister
Of commerce and commander-in-
chief Of the Irish republican army. is
attracting great attention here. It
has been announced that Mr. Collins
purposes TO address a meeting at
Armagh Sunday.
Armagh is the district in which
the Orange association was first Or
gained. end Orangemen are de
clared TO regard the visit there Of
Mr. Collins "a an invasion of their
territory by a rebel" Mr. Collins
was elected to the northern parlia-
ment for Armagh.
Forecasts Attitude.
Sir Edward Carson. the Ulster
leader, In forecasting the attitude of
his followers on the establishment
of the northern parliament. said that
while they would be just to the mi
nority, they would keep rebels out
of their province. Accordingly. 1t is
considered here as like that Orange
men will take as a challenge the
visit OF a man who as the repub-
AANAAA al AlAy > AIl-GnleI Is
credited In Ulster with being the
chief organizer Of physical force.
Armagh is a city which observes
Sunday strictly, as it is observed in
Scotland, where political meetings
are barred Sundays meeting is to
be preceded by a procession, and the
hope was expressed here Friday that
the leaders in the movement would
confine it to the nationalist quarter
OF the city. Mr. Collins was elected
one of the four members of the
northern parliament for Armagh
county, mainly by the votes in the
southern districts of the county.
In some quarters here the belief
is expressed that the visit OF Mr.. Col
Inns to Armagh likely will lead to
visits by Sim Fem members Of the
northern parliament 10 their districts
in Ulster. Londonderry city, Ferma-
nagh. Tyrone and Down, each having
Sim Fein members in parliament
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-03
RED CROSS OFFICIAL
ARRIVES IN FRANCE

PARIS. Sept. 2-Col Edward R
Ryan. American Red Cross commits
sioner in the Baltic states. arrived
in Paris Friday from RiEa.
More than 1000. 900 Russians
will die as. a result Of the famine,
despite ali the help the entire world
can offer and IL is questionable If one
OF them Will be a communist" said
Col. Ryan.
The commissioner estimated that
the cost OF feeding 10000. 600 starv-
ing Russians a pound OF bread daily
would be $1,000. 900 each day. He
said he feared cholera and the plague
would follow the famine and that
conditions would be worse in the
country IN February than they now
are.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-03
SIX PERSONS PERISH
IN NEW YORK BLAZE

NEW YORK, Sept. Six per-
sons, four Of them mem bers of the
same family. persisted in a fire in
a Harlem tenement house Friday
night. Vincenzo Catalano, his wife
and 16-year-old son and eight-year-
old daughter, who occupied an
apartment on the third floor. were
burned TO death, as was Fred De
Lucca and an unidentified baby De
Lucca's wife and several other resi-
dents Of the building were taken to
a hospital suffering from burns.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-03
Government WfLL
Probe Action of
Rent PrOtiteerS
Officials Say Washington
Property Owners Would
Get Rich on Delegates.

WASHINGTON. Sept 2-The a.
tempt Of some property owners N
Washington 10 boost rentals or
homes desired for the stats OF for
eign delegates who viii attend the
disarmament conference. was
brought to the attention OF the cab
met Friday.
In working out preliminary plans
chief OF which relate 10 the prob
lem OF finding adequate accomoda-
tons for minor officials and clerical
forces. cabinet members found that
one owner OF a house, offered for
sale at $4,000. had demanded q
monthly rental OF $4,000
Administration officials declared
the incident showed such a Viola
ton Of the spirit that ought to be
maintained" that it called for a
cure by the good sense Of the people
OF Washington.
Find Homes,
The conference. as an official ox-
planned. is not a lark" Washing
ton committees are cooperating
with the administration in the task
Of finding homes and II was said
that the FIRST case Of profiteerinG'
might be handled under the District
OF Columbia rent control act. which
congress recently extended until
next May.
Much of the cabinet meeting Fri
day was devoted TO a discussion Of
conference plans. 1t was decided
to use the two east wings of the
navy building for visiting delegates.
The building VIII be remodeled and
the first floor OF each wing fitted up
az committee rooms. The general
sessions Of the conference will be
held IN the pan-American union
building. just across the street from
the navy building.
1t was stated at the White House
that no decision had been reached
as to the number Of American dele
gates, this depending upon the num-
Der to be designated by other ma
tons participating.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-03
FRANCE WILL SUBMIT
AMENDMENT TO LEAGUE

GENEVA. Sept. France Friday
submitted 70 the League Of Nations
an amendment providing for a per-
manent committee TO report on mill
tary, naval and aerial questions. It
would be one OF the eight commit
tees sanctioned by the treaty OF Yer
sailles. Il was learned from a diplo-
matte source that the council of the
league viii not be able to issue its
decision on Upper Silesia before the
first week Of October
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-03
SUMMONS GREENWOOD
TO SPECIAL CONFAB

LONDON. Sept. 2.-Sir Hamar
Greenwood. chief secretary for Ire
land. has been summoned 20 Gair-
loch. Scotland. by Premier Lloyd
George Robert c. Barton. who took
10 GairloCh the reply Of canon De
Valera 10 Mr.. Lloyd-GeOrge's late
note. is TO remain at Gairloch at the
request OF the premier. The other
Sim Fem delegate. Mr.. McGrath.
Will return 10 London.
There is still no indication here OF
the time when De Valera's reply will
be published.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-03
ELIHU ROOT REJECTS
WORLD COURT POSITION

WASHINGTON. Sept. - Ehhu
Root. former secretary Of state. has
informed Signor Tomasso Tittoni.
former Italian premier and an Ital-
ian deleaEte 10 the League Of Ma
tions that he viii be unable % ac-
cept nomination as member Of the
proposed international court OF jus
lice. This statement was made here
Friday afternoon by pr. Paulo Rossi.
secretary 20 S.gnor Tittoni. Mr.. Root
informer Signor TIttoni. Or. Rossi
said. that because Of his advanced
age he did not feel willing 20 accept
the nomination because he would not
be assured that he could sit az every
session OF the court
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-03
WOMAN TO SWIM FROM
ALBANY TO NEW YORK

ALBANY, y. Y. Sept. p Miss
Mile Gade. the Danish woman
swimmer, who left here early today
with the announced intention OF
swimming down the Hudson river
10 New York. was reported 10 have
reached New Baltimore. approxi-
mately twenty miles from here, at a
late hour tonight. IL was stated
that she intended TO resume her lons
distance swim early tomorrow.
Miss Gade is accompanied by a
pilot in a rowboat and a trainer and
nurse in a launch Before taking
TO the water she said that she would
not go ashore during her Journey
but would rest aboard the launch.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-03
LUTHERANS PLAN TO
MEET IN FORT WAYNE

FORT WAYNE. Ind. sept 2-The
Central district Of the Missouri synod
Of the Lutheran church, now in ses-
sion here, Friday night decided 10
hold the 1922 convention IN Fort
Wayne. The decision was reached
following a heated debate on the
convention floor in which several OF
the ministers who are acting as dele
gates took part.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-03
PRESIDENT ATTENDS
FUNERAL OF KING

WASHINGTON. sept. - The
president and Mrs. Harding attend
ed memorial services for the late
King Peter Of Serbia in the little
chapel OF Washington cathedral Fri
day. Sec'y Hughes and members OF
the diplomatic corps also were pres
ent, the attendance being confined
exclusively TO Representatives OF the
embassies and legations here
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-03

A statement issued says in part:
I'VE are taking advantage of our
known economy in the manufacture
Of our products in order that we may
give them to the public at tho lowest
possible price, and by doing that we
feel that we are doing one big thing
that will helI this country into more
prosperous times.
THE production Of Ford cars and
trucks for August again broke all
previous records with the total
reaching 1895. This is the fourth
consecutive month in which output
has gone over the 100. 900 mark. the
total for the four months being
S463.074, which has gone a long
way in making possible the present
reductions.
mo reduction has been made in
the price Of the Fordson tractor, AMI
none is contemplated.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-03
TO WITHHOLD ACTION
ON MEXICAN POLICY

WASHINGTON. Sept. 2.-The
United States Will take no action
with regard 10 changing its policy IN
attempting 10 conclude a treaty o.
commerce and amity with Mexico
until the full text Of the recent Mex
lean supreme court decision on the
retroactivity Of article p has been
received and studied. IL was stated
officially Friday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-03
PRESENTS RESOLUTION.

GENEVA, Swift. Sept. Leon
Jouhaux. president OF the French
general federation OF labor. who rep
resents labor on the disarmament
commission Of the League Of Nations
has presented a resolution for a spe-
ciaI International conference on dis
armament, az which all countries and
all classes including labor, would be
represented He also asks that SUI
pervssion OF the league over arma-
ments be extended 10 private manu-
facture.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-03
DENIED PRIVILEGE

ST. PAUD. Mimi, sept. = The
Farmers Finance corporation. a
subsidiary Of the United States Grain
Growers. inc. Is dSuied the right 70
sell s75o,000 OF preferred stock IN
Minnesota. in an order issued late
Friday by the state securities COM
mission which declared the offer
and sale misleading
and deceptive
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-03
TO ESTABLISH "SOUP
KITCHENS" IN CHICAGO

CHICAGO, Sept. PLANS for the
esta blishment Of soup kitchens
throughout the city this winter for
the unemployed were presented Fri
day 70 Mayor William Hale Thomp-
son. According 70 recent reports
more than 100000 persons are idle,
the number having shown a slight
decrease during the past month.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-03
RECOVER BODIES

WASHINGTON. sept 2. - Ths
bodies o. Lloyd Crow. chief machiu-
Isl mate. OF South Carolina. and Rob-
ert n Coons. chief machinlst mats.
of Owensboro. Ky, have been recov-
cred from the wreck OF the ZR-Z at
Hull. England. the navy Department.
was advised Friday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-03
1900 VALUABLES
TAKEN BY THIEVES
Daughter of DR.. +. r. Clapp
Discovers Theft Upon Re
turning to Apartment.

JeweIry worth over $500 was
stolen from the rooms Of Dr. T. +.
Clapp at the Osborne apartments or
Washington av.. between and
o'clock Friday night Two rings
one a diamond and the other large
amethyst set with diamonds. and tw0
gold watches We're among the r- les
Ing articles reported % the police
station.
DR.. Clapp and daughter left thei-
apartments about O'Clock His
wife following Jew moments later.
The daughter returned within 90
minutes and found the KEY 20 the
rooms missing from the usual hid
Ing place She became alarmed 40
attempted % open the door of the
apartment but il was locked When
she succeeded in gaining adnittance
a bureau drawer was found open and
the contents strewn about the top
OF the bureau
Miss Valuablcs.
On examination D. was found that
much jewelry Of value was still ir-
tact IN one OF the lower drawers.
but the two rings. TWO watches and
other articles ~ lesser value had
been taken.
Il was the opinion of the police
Friday night that someone wei ac-
qua.nted with the apartment had
looted u and were there when 81 -
Clapp had returned 70 The house.
Her attempt % open the door ~ the
room 3 thought 20 have alarmed
them. The robbers left through a
side window.
A nelghbor Informed the doctor
when he attempted 90 gain a clue
20 the loss, that a man well dressed
and about IS years ~ age had been
seen standing az the entrance a few
moments after the surgeons family
had left
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-03
ANNOUNCE BIG CUT
IN PRICE OF FORD
Detroit Manufacturer Brings
Quotations Below Basis
Set in 1917.

DETROIT. Sept. Another re-
duction in the price OF Ford cars
and the Ford truck. averaging $40
under former prices, and bringing
the Ford car and truck 10 the lowest
price ever offered, was announced
today by the Ford Motor Car Co.
The following table shows new
and old prices
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-03
Yourself and Others

When you know yourself.
you know most other peo-
pie. Read todays SUCCESS
POWER on the classified
page
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-03
THE WEATHER

Indiana and Lower Michigan-Partly cloudy
saturday: sunday local tbunIershowers. no
,hanEe IN temperature.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-28

100. on occasion. and Howard Riley.
architect In the Arcade building.
who spccialixes In small houses, will
give an inquirer much inside infor-
nation.
Light coiors inside and out u
the cry" said Mr.. Riley. Nobody
wants a dark house nowadays. cs-
peciaiiy here In the Northwest
White. grey. cream or tan paint.
very occasionally grey stain. IL
used for the finish for walls and
woodwork Also. with a siight varia.
ton In tint 10 rthc trim. light col.
ors are used on the outside.
"Of course any old house. no mat
ter how rattlcsrap II Is. win look
young again II nicely painted. Paint
is the quickest. cheapest. and the
easiest material with which to get
effective results. Color has print
tive appeal 10 visual sense: light
colcrs especially key up tho cheer.
fulness OF the family several Dc.
Grces.
"A coroIlary 10 the demand for
Hight coiors Is tho demand for win.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-28

dows. It's funny how the sun porch
all In glass gains In popularity.
Even glass roofs have been found
most successful in order TO save
every scrap Of sunshine. When
eiasred In. the tacltiest old porch
win prove the center OF the family
life.
"The newest houses outside are
made straight up and down. no over
hang or ewes 10 dsrkcn the windows.
This square type OF house. suggest
i've OF the Italian villa. lends itself
TO stucco and IL the last word in
small house construction It. how.
ever. costs more than shingles or
siding. tho II obyiatcs the neces-
sity OF painting. which n house In
other materials frequently requires.
Besides stucco gives an expensive
appearance.
mo one seems able 20 get enough
cheerfuiness on the exterior Of their
homes nowadays. The most surpris-
ing demand Of all In for flower
boxes. Why. can't build q house
nowadays without . flower box
somewhere.
~rhe European peasant with his
invariabIe flower in . bright pot AT
the window. has proved an tnspira-
ton 10 the modern home owner.
There In a welcome about 4 house
with . flower In tn buttonhole no
one can rcrist-
"cf course everyone has . fire
place these days. II gives cheer to
crbox does 70 the outside. Home
can't be home about a radiator and
4 reading lamp. The dulIcst eve
ming AZ home has a sparkle and
restfuincss and companionship II
spent beside an open fire.
"It's q funny thing the popular
prejudice about houses. Nearly
every new house today must have
hardwood floors at least IN the Nv
ing and dining rooms. Now. a. a
matter Of fact a vertical grain FIR
floor kept waved like hardwood.
should stand 30 years. wear--equal
to the life Of the typical small house
Of today. II IL q much better floor
than people suppose.
Everyone likes 70 put on style IN
spots. That II one Of the spots. An
other n In the bathroom. Single
pedestal bowls are the thing'--why,
Just because they look 70 expensive'
Another demand N for tile bath.
room. Even II the tile N only q bor.
der between the linoieum floor and
the painted wall. a tile bathroom Il
hsAsto be- OF course there really
isn't anything prcttier 10 see or
easier to clean than real tile bath
room. But such are expensive. and
iinoleum floor with washable paint.
ed walls makes q very crcditabie.
clean room. Builtin tubs are on the
uptake in popularity. also. because