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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-10

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Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-10
COUNSELOR WILSON

COME Wilson swap ennis- O gensl vssttudes esidents. Generahp the presidency pro esohp Yale Mir Wilson professorship versy presidency White the mitted to the ' rf e.ic rather interuation- al law Fis in elae' hs r of pr pl7s long exepre-c sffa sho new and quickly discover qualities president not ofeht all firm health and strensh and prosperous years
 Unless presidents rich wash'nston totn Aiame aaasor U sava Jcb7 o,tn.v Adams from dankine igh of battle cSngres xpresdon awyer p-actd his proressn tion ConTfss',r he not professor of Constiuona U1sety close Of bis first administration lawyer became nenero distinguished gfce practice af his the university misht be nereing presidents and expresidens
 Jefferson iabors fo- the common school the The make Amer jeans little ashamed of themselves The to leave Washington Endorseaent nnarc trouble In 1874 he had sei his That he'was able tokep
 
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Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-10
ALL FOOD SHOULD BE TESTED BEFORE USING; IMPORTANT TO
 NOTE ANY ODOR REGULARITY

Careful investigations of various in. stances of food poisoning have shown that usually some one noticed some peculiar flavor or odor to the food which proved to be responsible fog the poisoning
 As a rule. this odtr was not very marked or particularly offensive: in some recent cases of 'botulism." the cdor was said 10 resemble that oi rancid butter.
 Laboratory investisators decided that the most useful means of dc. tecting such changes in the food was by means of the "organoleptic test, made by the housewife herself.
 This was found to be Snorc delicate and moro reliable than any simple chemical test that could be devised , Moreover, housewives could readily make the oyganolePsS test, or rather could continue to make 1t as they had done for hundreds of years.
 Translated into simple language the organoleptic test consists simply in the use of the senses, especially those of sight, smell taste and touch.
 So far as sight is con :eraed. sus picion should be aroused by any ab normal appearance of the food. Dis
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-10
"TiIiIe's Puncturcd Romance"

"TiIiIe's Punctured Romance"
 Charlie Chaplin relates a funny in- 'cident~in connection with the filming of Mack Sennett's masterpiece com edy, '"Tillie's PunctuTed Romance, % which will be shown at the Lyric thc atre today only, and which features such notable stars as Charlie Cha pin Marie Dressler, Mabel Normand, Ches- ter Conklin and Mac Swain.
 Marie Dressler, the famous weInau of the legitimate comedy stage. is the innocent girl from the farm. YEom Charlie seduces and lures to the city, later to become his wife Then the worm turns and the seduced Tillie takes matters into her own hands but that's another story.
 When the pair made their appear ance in the city, Charlie led the daze1 and bewildered maiden through the streets of Hollywood, with the camera clicking faithfully ahead Of them. Sights of this kind are not uncommon to the natives of that motion picture community, fer which reason tSey cause little commOtion or comment.
 The eloping lovers reached a busy corner. Traffic wss rushing by in four directions. and they were caught in the current Charlie pushed Tiilie cut of danger. then she grabbed him
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-10
IF YOu PAY PFNT

VoU intfested if you landlord
 
 Much has It is high time down O q scientific study of:
 What s
 w C. Benet Philadelphia has fgured that andord tor its annual upkeeD repairs water for derreciaon The L. Housing p.r cent allow ing depreciation reducing
 writer building to II the This would allow a profit or approximately per cent duce sometimes the dwelling repairs He the original cost the apply present cost of reproducing the ho use"
 watch toddle develop in this Develop
 The squiess promise nonsprnkng water melon
 hoe snd'rake
 The fact ha the center
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 Many aoutQn''ol problem better than the oa to build
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Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-10
HOUSE CLEANING

p FADING mas certain AS -acies against his peace and T guess he you're figuring tearing this spring. house cleaning"
 There you again. replies You
  And stripped carpets
 
 
 You upside he will as he surve the chaos. There is none so helpless and useless during turn topsyturvy. and orde of cha The E sudden the that the floors One after cleaning coming home from his shining new just if nothing had happened
 He greeted by smiling spring does such wonders with mop Well I've got to hand you" dad.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-10

coloration. sliminess. the presence of bubbles of gas or any other deviation from the usual appearance should lead to further investigation.
 Any pecuiarity of odor. pot neces- sarily an offensive odor, should be noted. The same is true of taste.
 In connection with touch it may be explained, that an abnormal softness has often been noticed in the case of foods which have given rise to food poisoning.
 Sometimes touch reveals the pres. ence ot bubbles of gas resulting from oactctial decomposition; sometimes it reveals a peculiar greasincss or other departure from the normal
 such test takes only few mom- enss oi time and no il may depend the prevention of much serious i'll. ness.
 Hor lives, practice the organo. leptic test,
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-10
slsgalgs

from under the wheels of an On-rush ing automobile. just in time for him to save her from an approaching waS. on on the other side. There is here some realistic registering of alarming concern.
 When they finally emerged. cath less and safe, after the scene had been shot. an elderly woman rushed cut, of the crowd, and in loud and raging harangue pUnctuate6 with upraised threatening arm, told Charlie what she thought of a husband who treated his wife. like that, who dragged her, against her will, right ln5u vorren, of traffic. She reckoned, too, from his manners that he was a goOd-fo1- nothing loafer anyway. It's a shame she, acclaimed to the grinning crowd, that he could not be arrested for treating her like that. And. over whelmed with sympathy, she tnSw her arms around Tillie and lugUbri- ously conforted the maltreateu wom- an.
 For them to explain would have been too embarrassing for the we'll meaning old lady, so the pair accepted her upbraidings ard felicitations, and departed, silent anu orestfallen, leav- ing her to the mercy of the grianing crowd Of Hollywood natives.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-10
Arizona University To Co'adssct Summer School, Mexico City

TUCSON, March 9.-The University of Arizona will conduct summer school at Meyico City this summer in co-oDeration with the National Uni yerSIty ot Mexico. Courses in Span ish and Mexican archaeology will he Siven. The term will open June 3o and close Augnst 10. The school win be under the direction of Dean Byron Cumm'ngs. who will give the course~ in archaeology. Professor Charles Turreil will teach the Spanish courses University credits will be allowed for the work
 The school there was arranged by Dr. R E. Nol hleinSmid. president of the university.
 On the way to Mexico City the stu dent group will visit the west coast and points of interest ;n the interior
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-10
Recognition Asked
 For Mesa Battery

FHoENlN' March Q .Adjutant Ge laral Ingalls, of the Arizona ma. tic'iai guard, today filed request W th General Joseph Dickman. com. "'no'hg officer ot the Eighth army e cps for federal inspection ort bat tcry F. First field artillery. Arizona national guard The inspection is de- sired in order that ths battery, may re- -cive federal recognition.
 if federal recognition is granted Co 'e battery. InSalls said it will bring p Mesa cGuipmcut Naluod g' appruN- maiesy SS00.0eO Federal recognition also will mean .that the hatturv will receive about Ss5.oec a wear in s,l. aries from the federal government
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-10
.CAIAP FELL 5|GN5
 FIVE NORE BILLS

PHOENIX, March 9. - Goyc.ncc am 5s;l today siened 9 senate bin
 ts ttee -ffce cf trzona lhai :, grati1n commissioner and regulating tae te.n orary adm .ssion of ptherwi isc inadmissible aliens into tho state. Ine bil carried the emergency clause.
 r ether bills also were signed by the governor today as follows:
 ss ate bin amending the penal ccde regarding offenses against good morals.
 A senate bill amending the atate water code.
 senate biu rro9iGing for arri21I turel extension work ny the state mi versity.
 A house bill amending the section of the civil code entitled towns
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-10
Metiiators Silent
 On Atlanta Strike

ATLANTA Ga, March 9.-EfGorts to adjust the wage reduction strike on the Atlanta, Birmingham and Atlani i,. railway. continued today but with no announcement from the TWO represent. atiVas of tie federal meditation board
 The firth day of the strike, which has raralSzcd transportation. on th3 road, Was marked today. by deparjrto or two trains and by petition lilCd in federal court attacSinr the consti. ituuOnality uf section nine of the New. lands act wbich requires 20 duys mo- tice before reduction Of wages.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-10

With the booking of the Priscilla Dean feature, Outside the Law" for local showing. news comes from Uni versal City that Tod Brownins. author and producer Of the uRde- world film epic. is working upon stage. dram atization of his picture This is one ot the first instances of q drama, written specially for the screen, being adapt ed to the stage. It indicates thc Ire versai of tradition, that modern film production has brought about. Whether Priscilla Dean, who ,tars in the film. to be shown at the Cen tral theatre. starting tomorrow E-ght, through Saturday, and al the Eagle theatre Sunday and Monday. wtn be released by Carl Laemmle so that sine may play in the stage version is not yet known.
 It is considered probable, however that Lon Chancy will take his same part~when Outside the Law is staged. Chaney, acknowledged the foremost male dramatic actor on the American screen, is tied up by no contracts. Al though his weekly salary Tuns into four figures, Chaney still maintains his. freedom as film "frce4anceN ! Others of the cast. F.. A. Warren, Ralph Lewis Wheeler Oakiuan. Mel bourne MacDowcll aud Wilton Fay for i arc veterans or the stage and may temporarily forsake the silent far th,
 stridcnt drama. in order to appear in their original parts.
 That Tod Browning has ample ma
 terial for q sruashing stage drama ul human hearts, with underworld at
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-10
WOMEN MATCH WITS IN WANDERER TRIAL

Chicago live years. She has been the legal counsel in numerous eases for the Chicago Teachers Federation and for the Board Of Education. Mrs. Lefkow is associated with her husband AIpbonse Lefkow in the practice of law She has been pres | ident of the Womans Association of Commerce Of Chicago for a year.
 Murder Frameup
 The marder. which was committed June 21. 1920 is the most curious which has ever come to the attention of the Chicago police.
 Wanderer confessed that he arrang- ed With poor bum" to stake a fake hold-up of Wanderer and his wife in the entrance to the Manderer, apart ; ment so that he. Wanderer. might kill his wife and attribute the murder to the fictitious ro6ber.
 He further confessed that after he i had killed his wife he shot and killed i the aceomplice so that he would not ''sQueal." sn.t
 Lost October Wanderer was tried and found guilty of the murder of his wife and-her unborn child. The jury Recommended mercy and Justice Mcdonald sentenced Wander CT to 25 years in the penitentiary. The jury's verdict aroused storm of disapproval
 Again Indicted After the trial Wandered was rein sdicted on the charge of numbering the poor bum."
 .Wanderer and Miss Ruth Johnson ..t, broke out. Wanderer went overseas as q second lieutenant lie won the CroiX de Guerre Jne Distinguished Service medal. auG promotion to first lieutenancy
 He returned to Chicago and married Miss Johnson. Oct. 1, 1919. He quickly tireG of his wife and planned to get her $500 savings. He advised his wife to draw ous the meney so they could buy a house. This sine did
 Finds Ragged Youth
 On Monday Wanderer went down town and struck up an acquaintance with a tattered young man, whom he promised job driving truck II the youth would meet him that evening.
 They met and went to tbe home O. a cousin. Fred Wanderer, whefe Man derer borrowed an automatic pistol. Then Wanderer told the Battered stransAr that his toD was tv rollow him and his wife from moving pie ture theatre that evening 10 their home where he was to mold them up.'-
 Wanderer ate hearty dinner with the wife he was to kill two hours lat ! CT. liter the meal he suggested movie, aud while his Eife was getting | ready to go he slipped his own auto matic into his pocket and loaded his cousins gun. [ They had seen only portion or the picture when WandeTer said he was tired of the show and wanted to leave.
 Hold.Up in Vestibule They sauntered home. In the shad- ows of the vestibule of the Wanderer apartment, the stranger commanded them to hand over their money. Wandered opened fire with both pis- ] tols. The first shots hit the floor ! Two struck Mrs. Wanderer and she l died instantly. Then ne Ilred three bullets into the tramp. ! Wanderer emptied four more bullets into the walls, then fell upon the ragged stranger and beat his skull against the tile flooring. to insure his death.
 Lastly he placed his cousins gun beside the dead mans body. It was this mistake which finally fixed the Nurder upon him.
 For the Identification of the pistol led to proof of his frameup and his conviction.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-10
SHEA SUES PHOENIX

PHOENIX, March 9.-R. E. Shea. of Phoenjv t"dav filed suit aea'nst the city Of Phoneix for $12.SS56S for damages he alleged he suffered as a result ct breach Of contract bv the c;ty. Shea alleged he contracted with the city to eXcavate a trench for the laying of redwood pipe for the city's Verde river water project After the contract had been entered into. he all }esed. the route er tEe trench was changed and the new route made the work more expensive.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-10

LONDON. March D. Replying to questions in the house of commons today concerning the possible inter- vention of the league pf nations in the Panama-Ccsta Van dispute. Cecil Harmsworth said that accord lng to latest information it was prob able the United States mediation would be accepted.
 'I do not think there is anything iu the league covenant to preclude mediation between fncmhers or the i'agua b. a nation not member = he added. T understand that the council had already wired the two Sovernments reminding them or their ohl hl'gationS under the covenant when ii was learned fhti tho United States UiIe. ed mediation"
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-10
Heavy Losses Are
 Suffered By Reds
'coN'rINCED FROM PAGE oNEl

'NONNlNt ED FROM PAGE ONf) land railroad stations. SOviet troops suffered heavy losses at Krasnoyese- To, Is miles southeast and at Catch ina. so miles southwest.
 The Krasnoya Gorko and Oranien- haUm fortresscs have surrendered. The Red army had retrestcd 70 versts.
 < The KronSaJt. government has is sued a prociamat lon to the world workers c. begin a fight against the Communists, according to a -ticlsmS- tors djsnatch to the ENclGugc TclC- seraph company
 Early rcpoits from PctrOSrad say that the soviet officials are ready 'u
 are ot ang moment and that the snN .e war miris.e.. Trotzky. had or dIsd ih2 arrest c5 inc staff of tllc Esthonian legation.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-10
One Would Save Alleged Slayer From Gallows,
 Other Convict Him
.tN. E. A. Staff speciaD

CHICAGO. March o. Carl WendeT CTS penalty for the murder of the ragged stranger Sdepends upon the wit and resourcefulness of two wom- en attorneys.
 Wanderers trial. starting March 1 is the first in Illinois courts in which two women have engaged in legal battle for the life of man
 Miss Bess C. Sullivan. newly-ap. pointed assistant states attorney, will endeavor to send Wanderer to the gallows.
 Mrs. Irene Lefkow, counsel for the defense, wili-fry to, save him from the death penalty
 Miss Sullivan has practiced law in
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-10
LEMKE REELECTED

MINNEAPOLIS. March 9.-William Lemke, attorney general of North Dl- hota. was reelected member Cf the executive committee of the National Non-Partisan league at the session of the national committee today.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-10
HARDING PLAYS GOLF IN RAIN

WASHlNGTON. March 9.-ThreaI- ening weather with heavy Iain at in teryals, did not deter President Hard ing from playing golf today He played Is holes. part of the time in the rain, and did not get back until after dark
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-10

mosphere and an undercurrent of ori- entsl philosophy is the opinion of critics who have viewed Outside the Law Their unanimous verdict. how ever, is that one of the foremost masters of art and design. in the theatre, should be entrusted with its staging in order to retain the photo graphic artistry of the film.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1921-05-12

If Newberry, when he began his race
to be United States Senator from Mich
igan, had opened up booths along tho
streets and highways and offered to pay
ready cash for votes, if he had incor'
porated himself as a yote-buying cor.
poration under the laws of Michigan
instead of using private methods to
obtain the same result, the Supreme
Courts decision would have set aside
his conviction with the identical words
used in that handed down last week.
The Corrupt Practices Act has been
declared unconstitutional and since
the conviction was obtained under that
law. il too is void The question OF
Newberry's actual guilt was not in
point. The court had before it the
questions: Does Section 4, Article ! OF
the Constitution providing that 1.-THE
times. places and manner of holding
elections for Senators and Representa-
tives shall be prescribed in each state
by the Legislature thereof; but the
Congress may at any time by law make
or alter such regulations" give Con-
gress power over primaries;
The court answered, No. Therefore
Newberry wins. The grounds for this
answer were the rulings that party pri-
maries are not elections and cannot be
construed as such; that the exercise Of
Congressional authority over primaries
would be an interference with the do
nestle affairs of the States and in
fringe upon liberties reserved to the
people
The majority opinion Of the court
pointed out that each State, by invok-
ing police power, may suppress primary
evils. That is one remedy. Another is
the provision of Section s, Article ! Of
the Constitution giving each House
supervision of the elections, returns
and qualifications of its own members.
Thus the Senate or the House of Rep
rcsentatiycs, when it possesses evidence
of corruption in the election Of one Of
its members, can of it's own initiative
cxpel such offending member from
Congress.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1921-05-12

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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1921-05-12
LEGAL NOTICES


NOTICE FOR ADMINISTRATION AND
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
STATE OF WISCONSIN, COUNTY Court MANlTowoc
CouNTY-IE PROBATE.
In Re Estate of Claude Magilski Deceased
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, that at the special
term of asld Court to be held on the ith Tues
day being the oath day of May. A. ID.
1921, at the Court House in the City of Manito-
woe, County of Manitowoc and State of Wis
consin, there will pc heard and considered the
application OF stephen MagisE for the APP
pontment of an administrator of the estat e of
Claude Magilski, late Of the city of Two
Rivers, in said County deceased;
NoTloE IS HEREBY FURTHER GIVEN, That at the
special term of said Court to be held at said
Court House, on the 4th Tuesday, being the
BIRD day of August, A. ID, 1921, there will he
heard, considered and adjusted, all claims
against said Claude Magilski, deceased:
AND NoTICE rs HEREBY FURTHER GIVEN That
all such claims for examination aud alowaI ce
must be presented TO said County Court at the
Court h Ouse in the City Of Manitowoc, in said
County and State, on or before the 22nd day of
August, A. ID. 1921 or he barred.
Dated April 10th 1921.
BY the Court,
JOHN CHLOUPEK,
County Judge.
Healy & Joyce Attys.
Pub April2S, May 8, ~
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1921-05-12

Declaring that the courts decision
multiplying the Corrupt Practices Act
comes as an act Of Judicial interyen-
ton In the most far-reachng case Of
political corruption that the United
States has known, the New York World
laments that while the constitution Of
the United States definitely prohibits
the manufacture Of glass Of beer for
beverage purposes, il does not prohibit
millionaire from buying a seat ii the
senate II his money operates through a
primary election.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1921-05-12
STATE OF WISCONSIN

STATE OF WISCONSIN
IN CIRCUIT COURT FOR MANiToWoC
COUNTY
Northern Elevator Company
a corporation,
plaintiff,
vs.
James B. Greenfield,
Defendant
THE STATE OF WISCONSIN 10 THE SAID
DEFENDANT:
You are hereby summoned to appear with
in twenty days after service of this SUM
mons exclusive of the day Of service, and
defend the above entitled action in the court
aforesaid; and in case of your failure SO to do
judgment will be rendered against you accord
ing to the demand of the complaint
Kelley a. Wyseman,
Plaintiff s Attorneys.
T, O. Address: v God Block, 9l6 South Sth
Street, Manitowoc, Wisconsin.
The summons and Complaint in the above
entitled action are on file in the office of the
Clerk of the Circuit Court for Manitowoc
County, Wisconsin.
Pub. May Oct