South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-19
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/ Wire Briefs
PARIS. June ts.-The Franco
American committee gave a fare
well reception Saturday 20 Hugh c.
Wallace. retiring American ambas-
sador, and Mrs. Wallace. The re-
ceItion was attended by the mem
bers Of the diplomatic corps. many
members Of the American colony
and numerous Parisians.
PHILADELPHIA, June IS
Louis De Oranges de Bourcia. Wis
count OF France and a SOLVER Of
the republic during the world war.
died in Paris Saturday OF wounds
/ received FIVE years ago. according
20 a cablegram received here by his
widow. daughter OF the late Dr.
Walter Franklin Atlee, Of Phiiadel-
phia
VIENNA. June 1S.-Rumors re-
Gently in circulation here 20 the eff
feet that former Emperor Charles
intends 10 return 20 Hungary now
are published by a number Of news
papers. which fix the date Of his
arrival in Budapest as Aug. 20.
WASHINGTON. june fs.-A bill
10 provide relief for miners Of
manganese, chrome and other met
/ ais for losses suffered as a result Of
extra production for the war emer-
/ gency was passed by the senate
/ Friday.
WASHINGTON. June fs.--Capt.
/ Robert Rosenbluth. OF New York.
who Is charged at Tacoma, Wash.
I with having ordered the shooting
I Of Mai. Alexander Cronkhite. al
/ Camp Lewis. in 1918. will be given
a hearing today at the department
! Of justice.
BERLIN. June 1s.-An agree
ment has been reached between the
/ German volunteers in Upper Sile-
STA, the Polish insurgents and the
inter-allied commission in Oppeln.
under which the Germans and
Poles will begin a withdrawal to-
morrow. 1t was learned from an in
ter-allied reporter of Upper Silesia.
who arrived here today.
CORK, Ireland. June 1S.-Twen-
! ty-five auxiliary policemen beat off
a force OF 800 after a fierce fight
at Rathcooie Thursday night when
four lorries were ambushed. Three
road mines were destroyed The
attacking party was forced 20 re-
tire, however. losing one killed and
| many wounded The crown forces
lost two killed and four wounded.
WASHINGTON. June 1s.-Thc
body Of Rep. William z. Mason. Of
Illinois. accompanied by a commit
tee OF senators and representatives.
was taken 20 Chicago today for
burial Monday
WASHINGTON. June 1s.-The
Interstate Commerce commission
announced today that z. f Clark
had been unanimously reelected
chairman Of the commission FOR the
year terminating June 80, 1922.
WASHINGTON. June 1S.-Thc
house ways and means committee
has voted down 9 TO s, IL was
learned today. a proposal TO impose
ornament tariff bill The vote
against duty was regarded by
committee members as Anal.
BIRMINGHAM. Ala. June 1s-
Declaring that as a result OF unem-
ployment many individuals and
families are destitute in Birming-
ham. the city commission here IS
sued proclamation calling upon
the people for emergency relief
measures.
WASHINGTON. June 1s.--DonaI
has landed safely in Ireland. ac-
cording 20 formal notification given
| the secretary OF labor today by
counsel fer the Irish refugee.
HARTFORD CITY, Ind, June is
Mrs Thore ThOrsen. p wears old
a former resident Of this city. was
shot and instantly killed by hei
husband. who then committed sui
eide. yesterday AT Pollock. y. y
according 20 word received today
by relatives The message SAID
Thorsen was mentally deranged
Two small children Of the couple
discovered the tragedy Mrs Thor.
sen was the daughter of Edward
Smith, Of Eaton. Ind
POSTPONE ACTION.
WASHINGTON, June 1S-BecausC
Of the absence of a large number OF
members. house republican leader,
decided today not 20 can up tho
Porter disarmament resolution or
Monday rs planned. No date fol
its consideration was fixed.
WIRE BRIEFS
WASHINGTON. June 1S-Capt