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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-26

The Chinese republic appropriatos
100000 a year for its imperial
court.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-26
NELS JONES TO
PRESENT GIFTS
TO JUNE BRIDES
DeHaven Also to Figure in
News-Times Ceremonies
at Oliver Theater.

Confined Prom Page One5
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-26

ton IS more disabling to the ordi-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-16
LABOR MAY DEMAND MAKING OF WAR
Be PLACED IN HANDS OF THE PEOPLE

tives Of all railroad orga niaztons,
directs the executive council Ito assist
the recognized railroad labor orSant-
cations by every effort within ther
power to have proper legislation en-.
acted providing for government owner
ship and democratic operation OF the
transportation system OF the United
States"
The other resolution presented by
group OF ten delegates demands prompt
restoration OF the railroads to unified
government operation"
Under this scheme OF unified opera
tons. II was stated. freight rates
should he reduced to those In force
when the railroads were returned to
their owners. in order TO stimulate tray
nc and relieve agricultural and other
legitimate business"
Modification OF the Volstead act so a.
TO permit the manufacture and sale OF
national beverage OF wholesome
beer, is demanded In resolution.
while another urged that Congress be
asked to submit the question OF prohi-;
bition to Il popular vote Of the people 4
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-16
WHO
WERE DEP0RTED
NOW RETURNING
Indiana Executive and the
Courts Will Provide
Protection

Princeton. Ind, juno 15.-Reassured
the prospect Of grand jury action. for
eigners driven from mining camps n
Gibson county last week by vigilantss,
were reported to be returning today.
County officials said a number Of the
foreigners had gone back to the homes
which they had left huSriedly last Fri
day night when a mob swept through
the village Of Francisco ordering them
out Of the community.
The grand Jury investigation Of the
situation continued today. Meanwhile
county officials. backed by the warning
OF Governor McCray that order must be
preserved. took precautions to prevent
any further demonstrations by the vig,.
lartes who drove the foreigners away.
Nins Official 1stz11s
". F.. Cox. superintendent OF the
Ayrshire District Galleries company
who. with his wife and family. was or
dcrcd TO leave with the 100 foreigners
who had been employed by this COM
pary. said today he expected to resume
mis- position.
IL have sent nv wife and family to
thcir former home in Illinois, where
hoy will be safe. and am going back.
said Mr.. Cox. We were not roughly
treated We were just ordered to leave
md NC did"
+ The mine superintendent said he did
not care TO make any further statement.
adding that the story had all been told.
Grand Jury TO Act
Judge r. G. Baltzell expects the spa.
cia! grand jury to report by next Mon
day and he has called special session
Of the circuit court to receive any re-
port which may be returned.
Officers Of the GecSSe 4. Enos COM
pary, a Cleveland co Tn, which oper-
atcs a mine near Ga >city. Gibson
county. conferred viii Nrneys here
today regarding the pr on OF dam.
age suits in behalf OF a Der OF Serb
ians employed by the c. .rrany. who, Il
g alleged, were driven from their quar-.
tors in n mining camp last Friday night.
The SerbiaHs say they can identify
NC mbers OF the mob which forced them
10 leave.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-16

Denver. colo. June 15.-OrEa niZed
labor would demand that the power to
declare war be withdrawn from Con-
Gress and be placed in the hands OF
the people by constitutional amendment
II resolution presented today IS
adopted by IN" convention OF the Ameri-
can Federation Of Labor.
The proposal provides that drclara-
ton Of war must have the approval OF
a majority Of the voters OF the country
and that ''all those voting in favor OF
the declaration of war be compelled to
take up the active prosecution of the
same before those who voted against
thu, declaration OF war"
The resolution was introduced by s.
". Gardner Control Labor Union Che
burne Texas.
Should the resolution be adopted. tho
legislative committee OF the federation
would be instructed to take all neces-
sary and legal steps to secure war
referendum constitutional amendment.
Two important resolutions have been
submitted, one signed by represents
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-16
PACKER REGULATION
LEGISLATION UP IN
THE SENATE TODAY

Washington. unc lI.--I%E's,l'."n L"
r-,vh.. Eu,rrup."u; regulation "t TIE
marking industry viii come IN Il NoN"
iuruorrpw in the senate.
I.rupnu"ni; oT ,hr S"uar" hi consider
tho house measure" Is l"~S drastic. anu
hn," charged that opponents .: PACKER
regulation tt."l T. t." iHa' r"'S"n'
D.ha:, ON tho subject 81 ;.a"kcr r'Su-
I.,.uu tndn, was about evenly "!\'"""
bctv'"cu ovp"G"rts h'3A supporters am"
IN u-,j,r 'hst . ,o:n might not l." dc
r.r:.d .ur.u-rnw by lengthy d.~'i'N'"''
H.. ,...,., h.'J is ljrs: night n'"UhE
ui 49, .'s~'"a
I',,.,>,r regulation Wa touched ~ III
u st;r.,n,u' ISSUED by senator E'k'n J.
Rrpuh.u:,.. West Virginia. after a WISH
- ~, NN,ic House. Su"h l"c'sl''."n
=, rou'aur'I IN IN" packer hI S"h|' or
lI&.r.- sd. NaS IN disregard 81 Fr'Ni'
,lr-. H.rd.au'~ ,.,nraIEn 1r"n"u"'' men;
Of "ir.s :;uy.rHn:cut in business.
Secs Scheme of Packers.
; discussion Co. regulatory legislation
81. mo ,.;.ht .,>~.,r ,1,,r'1vrd on =,
: ..l,ars.. 10 .,"..r.rr la Fo''','". E"rV"i-
eau. Wisconsin, 'n;' "a" uar"rra them
s.,y.~ nni apr,r",",. IN III ''n+~"d 10y
. .r, hon-... n" !. s. r. bed IT," rnus" N'!l
aS IN. y,lr''. ~ g." pa'""r~.
/ The v. ,ror. ~ senator h'y"! what h.
; ,I,,, ,.-.z-d ~ va hg-iI"~- ami IN"
: ..,,,,,. "lnn-. lu,ru..s; II r","ram'nt.''
/ Such a policy. "a" a,V"rt"d. :n',n' mot"
. ht., business, in EuIrrum"n'.'
SoAninr Harrison. p"m"''r.'. M'NSi>-
, sipr.. called attention to III" r''"n; '.>.'
, nr = = iuarcl-rs {" IN" White ilYUS". A:.'l
! Srua;nr La Fo,r'in remarked:
Il regret uusp"akahly ma t"I -"
! first Kim" IN tn history "f 'h.S country
! luc uuwc-e-tha.- he :" Wal! Siy'"' W."
! entertained a. tn" White It"u%"."
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-16
BRITAIN THREATENS WAR;
TURKS TAKE CONSTANT L

ConStantinople. June 10 The
British have warned the Turkish
NationaliStS that any attempt to
take ConStantinoplc will mean
war with Great Britain. The pur-
pose of sending a British brigade
from Malta to relieve the Greeks
at ISmid is to Illustrate any such
Nationalist attempt to occupy
ConStantinoplc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-16
Man Wanted for Murder
at Little Washington is
Taken at SteubenYiIla
al TO the Intelligencer

Special TO the Intelligencer
Steubenville. O.. June 15.- Henry
Lovely negro. aged IS years, wanted 1t
Washington Ia for murder, was ~
rested here this morning AZ he entered
the city from West Virginia via Steu.
bcnvIle bridge. Two patrolmen spieA
him and locked him up on suspicion
He had a revolver and q largo sum Of
money in his possession. At police
headquarters he was recognized n the
man wanted for he killing Of q negro
at Washington last Sunday night, and
the Pennsylvania authorities were mott
fed. An officer arrived here this after.
noon TO take him back to Washington
10 stand trial.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-16
House COnfereeS Refuse
Gradual Army Reduction

Washington. June 1".---'HnI'r""S on
the army appropriation h'll reached Il
deadlock tohny on tho size OF next years
army and decided 10 rerort the disdgrec-
m,nt To in" house am senate with re-
quest tNr further Instructions
Secretary Weeks appeared ut todays
me. ting OF the c"nfcr"eS TO urE" an
agreement on the senate provision for
a gradual reduction during the next
fiscal year 10 4 minimum. army nf l@0.-
""h cn'IstCi men. hU: 'hr house iuanag-
CrS refused {" yl"id from their position
in favor OF \ quick reduction :" that
ururc.
I'll" senate ,out"r"Hs yer" r"pr"Scur-
cd a. s.and:aE tor reduction from TIA"
go 90" i";n' III service July - n mini
mum al -" "6n which, they said could
be accomplished Il! next May.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-16
THE WAITER.

West Virginia and western Pennsyl-
vanta-Partly cloudy Thursday; Friday
probably unsettled, not much change In
temperature.
ohio-Partyl cloudy Thursday and
Friday and probably IN wert portion on
rhursday, not much change In terpera-
ture.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-16
Probe Ord ered

Washington. juno 1I.---Thc depart.
rnrn' Of justice tonight ordered its
gents in New York to make an invcs.i-
:;;,iinn of The arms seized on the steam.
cr East Side at Hohokcn Ia d"t"rmlr"
whether they constituted u shipment for
abroad. The report probably will b'
TRANSMITTED tn the stat" department
officials said. in case Il is found that 4
ynipmcnt Was intended. for :, decision
as to whether i: can move.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-16
WILL BE PREVENTED

Rome. June 1.-THE Trihuna says to-
day il understands the government =
taking steps 10 check another expedition
for the purpose OF taking over the gov
erumcnt OF Fiumo. which !; Is alleged
Lieutenant -Commandcr Luigi Rizzo. for
mer commander of DAnnunz.o'S nava.
forces, intended to head.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-16
APPEAL ALLOWED

Charleston, w. Va. June l'--Aa APP
peal and superscdcas VAS allowed by
tho supreme court 10 the defendant to-
day in ;he case OF Lloyd Polling against
J. n. Woods. from Barbour county. Tic
cage involves an injunction recently
awarded Polling preventing Woods from
operating coal mime in the city OF
IhIl;Dnt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-16
HUNDREDS Of ARMED MINERS .
REPORTEDMARC ON M|NGO; J.
AL WIRES GUT ON CABIN CREEK
L. M. W. Officials Declare 400 Men Moolllzeo az
Boomer Were Persuaded to Dlsperse-
Attack on Fayette Jail Also Rumored y

telephone and telegraph Wlres ncu
and lines OF the federal
Fayete county IN Caon Cree
dvces received late tooay
the United States engineers mere
Rcno received offices that the wires were cut o
800 to 15Oo
confirmed at an early
of otyw
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-16
TO MORTGAGE GENEVA COLLEGE

Pittsburgh. June ia mortgage OF
800 600 Will he placed on the buildings
and property OF Geneva College. Beaver
Falls, according TO the direction today
Of the Synod OF the Reformed l'resby-
terrain church, in its closing sessions
The sum will be used to complete Nc
K"c Hall a dormitnry for girls. and 70
pay a debt of 100000 to the dcfunct In
ter Church World Movement, Il was
said
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-16
Printers Outlaw Strike
at Boston In Collapse

Boston. June .S-NcwS per compos-
itors vino walked out Of offices here
Monday night and Tuesday morning,
voted tonight 10 return TO work under
the same wage scale and working con-
d.tions that prevailed when they quit
their employment ...
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-16
AMBITIOUS MEMBERS ARE EXERT|NG EVERY
EFFORT TO CAPTURE THE BEAUTIFUL PRIZES

INTELLIGENCER'S TERRITORY is BEING RAKED AS WITH
FINE TOOTH COMB FOR NEW SUBSCRIPTIONS TO
APPLY UNDER THE EXTRA VOTE SCHEDULE THIS WEEK
RACE AMONG THE MAJORITY is CLOSE AND PRIZE
WINNERS WILL LIKELY BE DETERMINED BY THE
WORK DONE THIS WEEK
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-16


Colonel Jackson Arnold. head OF the
stat" police force. who arrived IN the
civ late today from the northern part
Ct tho state. stated that nc had re-
r.iyed Vague information Ot the re-
ported march Of armed m"n and tina; he
was cndravuTinS 20 get into c"m"'nni'
ca LON with authorities in III" Carln
Creek district. \ representative Of r."
,.ciartmcnt Of justice MnS Immediately
sent ,r Boomer this afternoon by the
United states engircurs to make An IN
veStisation.
Persuaded to DiSpsrss
Officers Of District J.. United Nine
Workers Of America, were in confer
cnra behind locked d"o-s az district
headquarters here early tonight a
member Of TIC conference. Who an
Swared the door. :oid reporter THAT
400 armed men wrr" modified at
Toomer las, night AMI preparing to
march toward MinGo county but that
he were d!ssuadcd from starting last
ui.,ht b. orgarizers OF the United Mine
Workers.
Z. Frank Kennedy. president OF D:s-
t-ict l.. WHO announced yesterday that
he would go 10 Williamson today u
attend hearing II lh;rty-tiVe men ar
rested in TIC Lick Cr""k tont colony
after state pvlicemGa had been hrci
upon, Was ut district headquarters 10
night. He would not discuss the Si'ua-
tion at Boomer further than 10 admit
that union headquarters had received
renortS OF the cutting OF the wires AMI
the mobilization Of "a force OF aFH'eu
mon there.
INQUIRIES from local mana gers Of tele-
phonc and telegraph companies dle.
closed that the number OF wires cut Wal
probably reach SO.
Little Can Ne Learned
Jesse V. Sullivan. secretary TO Coz
ernor Morgan. said late tonight that the
governor was unable 10 Obtain any
authoritative information concerning q
march OF armed men toward Mingo FROM
the Cabin Creek field. II any man are
On the march. they are travelling through
extremely remote territory, he aded, rs
all efforts to trace an armed party OF
any size along the customary routes 81
travel have been ruthless. Colonel Arn-
old made virtually the same report.
Police of Montgomery. Fayette coun-
~. received the intorma ton today that
biles were seen In the vicinity or
Boomer last night shortly before. the
wires were discovered to have been cut
Attack on jan 1umorsd
First reports reaching Montgomery
were to the effect that there was
crowd Of armed men forming 10 marc!i
upon the Fayct:c county Jail at Fay
etteville to demand the release OF four
men recently convicted in circuit court
there for dynamiting the Willis Branch
coal company property at Willis Branch
md sentenced to seven years each III
the state penitcntiary. However. INC
pol:cc AZ Fayetteville reported tonight
that they had received no information
If such i move.
Late tonight. virtually AL broken
lines were reported Ia have b"eA -
paired and communication between
Charleston and the cast rr-eStablished.
'rh. telephone office at IScscmcr reported
that everything was quiet tier. tonigh;
hut that reports had been received there
tina: COO armed Trn arc c;,:n1ed at Ntnl'
freGc Junction. OF Cabin Creek. The
telephone exchange Mt W.nifredc 'unc-
zion was closed and this report couli
not b. confirmed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-16
Dickeriing
With Japs
DIRECT NEGOTIATION
COVERS ALL QUESTIONS
Being Conducted By Sccre-
tary Hughes and Japan 5
Ambassador

W..- 800. Ju," 10. T. r'-' 49,
..a'r"n> ..,vr lr.n begun = 'n.'r 'hr
ni'r,. .''at,. M. .'arau ,"r a.. s"'' o.
rn"m; a. tn. Questions, loudtus O"iN'r'.
them.
III, -, include the !s'and Of YJN IN"
Immigration questions. III" alien u.rd
question AMI ,h' return of ShaE!um5
10 china by Jaran.
RI, u,rnl.I,."u. IrH beng conducted
ny Earun Sh'd,h.ra. IT, j".UHrs. ann
hass,d"r. and S",r,,,rI Hughes. Tn"
,ct:trrnrnt OF H." Nap uu' Sti"u wohld
MAKE unnecessary '.r' r"rs!d"fH'"n "'
tbs question l.! :!," nr"Gu.' - N'""'.*.
- lad n., II r>p"',"d tE"i thu (aP
issu.. would y" I.!t I" adjustment b!
;N., i,asL" y0uu,:} which = ~ ne i''-
lnvtrn.g N ri"&"ya.
To Exclude Coolies.
Thr i;"yusa! - go .''i,'' 'r' .:'.in :
svaiion i-sur "n -" ; $50. "t -, ''t0.
?'cto s:"rple" e g. ia)a'''. """!'"
enumeration. w',h Ir"n"r 9!"''"':"'. '"r
Ta2.tn.#, pr"p,rj> usm' "ir'"3% 49,
uu.r,i - Tho lnl'rd S'ai'*.
Shautung 30 30 Returned.
Jdr.,'S prowis" 10 rc'Trn Sha"'nnE
- ,'h.ua. L Is said. =. :" nc executed
49, suon -, rrurtrdh!' and without re-
.r,l.,, IL Ike question +" any European
tr,HU'.l.
,,I,n privileges ~ :u, rr'''l;u'' 80 tr"
common =" ;i,r "''.,~ '..'!ru,. >H'n a. Il
n"~':ra rr IN. .r'"r.al"na' compound.
NH,n china g., - j." required ~ -
,.,n'..N - Tue i".'. d.: T-."-'-" e; IN.
i.ar - N",c-,M,a.
S.Iaa. It ; rNyrr0"G. ','yc- maS
yak". ,,rr all o. -" r.'.'''"! rr"r"Tt'"S
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-16
Against
Hold-Up
Administration Opposed to
Discrimination Against
Water transportation
By DAVID LAWRENCE.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-16
Irish Guns
Are Seized
500 MODERN MACHINE
GUNS ON STEAMSHIP
Department Of Justice Orders
Investigation Of the
Incident

New York. June 1I.--Nurc than $40
modern IniIc.inc guns with hundreds Of
spare parts. suspected by government
officials To HAY" been Il, *tnrd for Ire
land. were seized her" today by CniteI
states customs officials. tn" arms.
found aboard the American steamship
East sid. wcr" subseQu, nifty taken frU'h
the customs lnrE AZ they Vet" being
CartCd away from III" per by Hnbok"l
police. acting on 4 search ana seizure
warran; sworn out 10y Il man giving
the name ut Frank Williams. No fur
thcr Information concerning him Wa
available nj Il"bnk"n police headqua"-
tcrs. He alleged they had been stolen
from him on juno II. rh" arms w"r"
taken TO police headquarters at Hob.
hon and will 1t" held pcnding Il hearing
hCfore the recorder /" determine vii" -
"utIt.cd u their custody.
ripped OFF by Sailor
According To- reports reaching Eol.
crHinrht LEcaCl"S. W" changes at crews
brought about by The !E,iiun-Wd" ma
rinc strike. resulted IN discovery Of the
arms. 1t Is reported that member u;
on. of the crews Tipped Off the gov
urnmrn' Investigators.
Presence Of arms on board the East
ship. the r'.i,rd States Shipping Board
- its mani sinE GENERATORS. Unit! thry
were Informed sc heir discovery by fed
GA: invcs,Iua;"rS The East Side
rcd today for Norfolk, where. &C
rurdine to Chief o. Police Hayes. ~
iuhokcn. she WAS [" taxi Il cargo Of
coai for port in ireland.
Arms Struggled Aboard
"a m" to hc aboard. who caused them %
lac placed there. and for whom theyc
wer: int nl"d. arc under way by ntt-
ci;,,s Of tn" customs service The depart
n'"nt uf justice and the United States
Slipping Board.
one rcp"r. II that they were SNUG.
g!rd aboard from laTnrhes which came
up 10 The ships side al night and thu
arms. swathcd in hur!ap bags. We're
Nolstcd aboard AZ engine room sup
rncs." 4 curious member Of The crew
cut into one OF these b,gS with his
knifc. disclosing a machin" gun.
When a search was made the arms
wee found concealed in various parts
Of The ship.
Tried to Cover Up.
The government investigators were
informed that after the second crew
had assumed charge OF the ship. some
unknown parties in 4 launch hailed the
Waterman and asked policcment TO re-
move from tho vessel some supplies
which had been delivered aboard the
Fast Side by mistake. The watchman
refused to lot strangers aboard the
ship without authority from the owners.
4 description Of the seized arms and
parts. as made ny Williams in his APP
rliCatlon for tn" warrant. includes 600
Thompson suh-machinc guns. five Nifty
,apac!ty drum magazines. i've onr-hun-
drrd-Caracirv drum magazines, so extra
th!rty-CaDacity box magazines: - nifty
capacity drum magazines: 20 pa
city ma gaines and hundreds Of parts
Of mach!n" guns. Williams gave his
residence rs Hobokcn.
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The diamond drill., 1921-04-09

your cab, sir. and he thought he
ought TO report anything like that"
"Tell him 10 undo the check and let
IL feed itself down again." growled Mr.
Randolph.
The day passed; night fell. Now
one and then another OF the six de.
votees OF n science which even in the
youth of this nation had forestalled all
the wonders OF the submarine, the
flight OF man. and wireless telegraphy
withdrew just long enough TO connect
with the Daily Night bank round the
corner or some other convenient base
of supplies and returned TO set new
money 10 catch old. But Mr. Ran
dalph had no occasion TO do this HIS
heap OF chips and cash OF the realm
rested OH too solid base OF It's. own.
There may be recorded an amusing
diversion from the serious business I'm
hand. II was ushered In by the crest
fallen Herbert, who confessed that ac-
tual physical exhaustion had driven
him 10 forty winks. during which time
professional purloiner OF motor-car
accessories had stopped spellbound by
the gigantic sum registered on Mr.
Randolph's taxlmeter had promptly
stolen the preposterous clock, and was
now on the club steps offering TO set
tie with whoever was the interested
gent on a fifty-ffty basis.
Great was the CONSERVATION OF the
enterprising speculator In theft when he
was confronted by two persons in one !:
namely. Mr.. r. II. Randolph. lessee
Of Car No 1898. and Mr. II. II. Ran.
dolph. alias slim Hcrvey the irate
driver of said cab. His glib tongue,
loaded to the gills with arguments as
TO how much the fare would save
through the sudden exit OF the clock
from the ken OF man. trlpped hopeless
ly on this vision OF wrath in the shane
of driver In whose interests the tick
or had been faithfully Shaving.
II took Mr. Randolph Just thirty.two
precious minutes to force the crest
fallen one 20 replace and readiust the
busy bee OF meter readings. When he
returned 10 the fray upstairs. he no
ticed a strange phenomenon OF poker
age, unmistakabie age. had settled on
the faces OF the five youths He put
his fingers 10 his own countenance; he
could feel the added years.
The game ended, as do all titanic