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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-08

PACKARD-TwO passenger tw=-. six
roadster. newly painted Rolls Royce
Blue: equipped with good tires \
good looking car-S42S.JO cash $500
monthly for : months.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-08

DODGE DELIVERY
Car almost new, only run part % the
time for four months. Looks and runs
like brand new ear. Worth while
saving i'm price. Twentieth Century
Garage. Main JJ0 See Mr.. Beale.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-08

PAIGE-Light five passenger four cyl.
touring ear. Good tires: a depend BILE
and durable car-S2O9 % cash; $500
monthly for 5 months.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-08

BUICK-Sevcn passenger touring ca-
with new top and side curtains. SoOc
tires and paint-S32N.10 lash, 5000
monthly for 5 months.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-08

EEO-Four cyl. five passenger touring
car Newly painted and new top
good tires-S212.7O cash; $3.50 monthly
Tor 5 months.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-08

HOI SEkEEPEK Middle 1geu Womll
for home 81 wldower aud Two small
boys Boa 81
HOTSEW ORk-Reliable girl Tor genera
homework family ~ three. Call "a
Horatio 81 Phone Main 22l4.
HONE WORKS SIS dozen decoratinl
pillow tops af home experience un
necessary. particulars for stamp Tap.
estry Paint Co, L.. LaGrange. Ind.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-08
Help Misunderstanding

GIRLS-OvER 1G WHO ARE EXPERT
ENCED OK POWER SEWING MA
CHIMES WILL FIND PERNASAS&
POSITIONS WITH good PAY
WILSON BROS, zoos W SAAfPLf<
ST. "a GOOD PLACE TO WORK"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-08

ONERIAND-Iates model ( cyl . pas
senger touring car. rocks like new
S2G5GO cash: 5000 monthly for
months.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-08

DANCING Reid's new pavilion, Barron
lake. will have opening dance Wednes-
day evenings, May II. p. first class
5-piece orchestra; come and have a
rood fimo
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-30
RICHMOND AUTOMOBILE
DEALER HAS NEW BRANCH
Is. A. Blcnner Organizes Com.
pany to Sell and
O Store Cars.
AXES 80 DISCRIMINATION
Intends tO Handle both Old nn,l New
Standard Make AutOr-idra VIII
He Copyrirh.cd-iIend at
ii.Ond nnd Nylnnd.

y. a. Blcnner. one Of the pioneer
automobile dealers In Virginia. has
Incorporated 4 company that will
occupy his attractive building. corner
OF Ryland and Bread Strcots. for the
sale and storing of new and used
cars of standard makes. Mr.. Blcn-
ncr, who has had twenty one years
practical experience in tho autnino-
bile business In all branches. has con
ceived this new idea and ~ now hav-
ing ii copyrighted lie claims that
his idea viii DO the solution OF the
very unsettled condition OF the auto
mobile business from the manufac-
turcr. down to the smallest dealer.
Mr.. Blcnner claims that there has
been many more millions OF dollars
lost by the distributor and dealers
~ automobiles. than there has been
made. and the time has arrived now
for the manufacturers of automobiles
to change their policy, and help carry
the dealers.
The same as the manufacturer or
other standard lines. Up to the pres
en-. time the manufacturers have had
everything their Own way, and have
used the big stick over the heads OF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-30
AUTOMOBILE PRICES
CREATE KEEN INTEREST
Opened Model E.sex Hrs Dropped
1900 Since September,
InnG.

Keen interest is awakened in the
new prices jus, announced By Essex
Motors says y. Edloc Donnan. Jr..
which mark AN extreme reduction
OF 5000 ON open models since Sep
;cnbor. 1920, ana 1850 since last June
The new prices. the company
makes known. reflects advantages
taken OF the present and Of antici-.
patcd market conditions for next
year. ON open models. the present
price IL $3.50 lower than the Essex
has ever sold FOR. Total reductions
OF Ar much az 1905 occur on some
closed models,
or added interest to the buyer Is
that these new lower prices apply TO
a new and improved Essex The ncw
car retains all Of the advantages o..
its forcrunncr. In many "a?s. IL no.
been enhanced in qualities tina; count
FOR smoother operation. grcrt"r re-
liability anl freedom from service
attention.
The original appeal Of the Essex
was to those who wanted large car
performance and reliability with
small car operating economy al u
moderate cost. In that direction il
pioneered a. new field and gained
great popularity. More than 5O,00U
are now in service"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-30
TRUCK CARRIES LOAD
TO TOP OF MOUNTAIN
Rapid Transit withstnnhs Severe
Tcst-itndintor Water Does
M ItntI

Carrying a capacity load To the top
Of Mt. Wilson. was the climax OF a
two-day Test recently given the Re-
public Rapid Transit ut Los Angeles.
The Rapid Transit elm bed m cleva-
ton az 5000 feet in nine miles with
cut boiling the water in the radiator
Previous 10 the SIT. Wilson ciina
the Republic Rapid Transit had been
driven through an orang. grove. OYER
ground that was being prepared for
irriJaticn. IL had b!azod trail
through the desert, over cactus. sage
brush and rocks. and It's driver ,nd
been stopped by Il motorcycle police
man for exceeding the speed limit.
Checking up tho gasoline used IN
dicrtcd that tho Rapid Transit had
averaged fifteen ANA onc-third milcs
To the gallon. Al The end OF the trip
II was necessary 10 ndd but two
pints OF water 10 Ill the radiator
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-30
TRAIN Time BEATEN
AFT TER RECORD RUN
Atlanta Dealer Drives Lcxing.
ton 374 Miles on % Cal
Ions Of Gasoline.
EFEATS DIXIE rI.yI,u
Fastest Train TImc From Atnptu,
Gn, to Jacksonville. Fla. lowered
by Thirty Minutes In Minnie Man
Six.

In Il class by itself as far as hill
climbing tests are concerned. Tho
Lark" I.exInKton's new spor, car.
recently established on run from
Atlanta. Ga. To Jacksonville. Fla. Il
record for all-round performance.
that Southern motorists believe viii
ernnd FOR a long time.
Driven by the Atlanta dealer for
the Lexington Motor Company, the
Lexington made the 374 miles from
Atlanta TO Jacksonville IN compc,i-
tion with the famous Dixie Flyers
time. one OF the fastest railroad
trains in the country.
The Lexington arrived In Jackson
vile thirty minutes ahead of the
Dixie Flyers schedule. And this,
Notwithstanding that the route taken
10y the Lexington was thirty miles
longer than the rail route.
one Of the significant features OF
the run. In addition to the fast time
made, was the fact that tho Licking
ton used only twcn;y-thr.c gallons
OF gas in the 37i miles, or an aver
age OF nearly seventeen milcP ia
the gallon. The Lexington is equipped
with the AnHtcd engine. which gives
80 per cent more power than convcn-
tional motors OF the Same gize. That
this powerful motor on this run
should give such u remarkable fuel
mileage IN great tribute 10 the
worth ~ not only the motor but the
car itself.
Thc car performance Is all the more
notable because ~ tho fact that road
conditions were poor a larg" part az
the way. Dctours we're encountered
that In stretches were terrible. bu.
through IL all the car made Il per-
feet score and arrived In Jacksonville
az III for the return trip as when it
left Atlanta
The run was official. the time being
checked by q representative Of tho
American Automobile Association.
Throughout the whole TIN no trouble
WAS encountered with the car Itself.
an Indication OF tn" stamina and
endurance that has tccm built into
the Lark"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-30
Especial Cable TO The Times III.
mitch


BERLIN. Oct. 2:-IIcnry Ford
scored over the German tractor mo-
torplow manufacturers bv winning
the biuc ribbon with his tractor over
sixteen German competitors In !.
proving competition in Munch last
week The German tractor indus
Try. AIDED by the Import Control
noard. promptly came back 10y OBJ
tanning the Seizure Of twelve trac-
tors sent 10 Munich. which the i'm
port commissioner declares will %
conhscated for illegal importation.
ne tractors wer. part OF a large
consignment which Ford reprcsei,
tatiHcs Imported into tn. occupira
area during the intcrallicd customs
regime He understood that nI,et
the removal of the intcraliied ,nn.
tons he had the right to send then,
any where In Germany, PARTICULARS
IN they were moved TO Munich in rn-
sponsc TO an invitation OF tn. ia
Varian grangk and the Munich fair
authorities TO participate in the COM
petition. He nnds II curious that ~,
attempt 10 seize them way nadc
during the competition or until after
the Judges had awarded frs; hcnors.
ilans for the manufacture of Ford
sons IN Germany are proceeding.
rapidly. big Eici factory. when
during the war manufactured tor
3cuocs FOR submarines. has been or
'"rcd as a Ford assembling. plaut -,
tho biblical figure Of YpAcc!, about
turning swords int" pillow uharcs.
may hnd Il modern German counter
part The tentative arrangements
with the government provide for tn.
manufacture OF at least 80 per cent
Of the tractors Ia Germany. Import
ing from America only such part as
the motor worm transissIon. which
cannot be manufactured In Germany
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-30

will always be game and not
business. iiow imany dealers in the
auto business toda! that went into
1t ten or twelve years ago tina, are
considered successful. and what other
business is there that has as much
capital invested and rs much over
head attached TO II. as the autono-
bile business, with as small a margin
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-30

their distributors. who have carried
the burden until they could not carry
IL any longer.
The automobile business liz the most
deceptive business known. there is
no other business conducted like IT,.
ana unless il Is put on the same
business basis rs tho machinery. fur
niture. piano and implement business.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-30
NINE

auto sales and exchange business.
we are going TO handle several makes
Oh new cars, these cars will he. stored
with us by banks. manufacturers.
dealers and individuals. TO tic sold for
them to the best advantage. Differ
eht makos of cars Will DO displayed
IN our large and handsome show
room. -.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-30

OF profit II any of the automobile
dealers. including myself. would have
invested as much capital and as much
energy and brains in almost any bus
mess Tor the same length OF time
as we have in the automobile bust
ness. there would be several millions
aires in Richmond
This new enterprise will nc an
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-30
HENRY FORD SCORES VICTORY
OVER GERMAN NJ MANUFACTURERS
American Is Awarded Blue Ribbon Defeating Sixteen
Competitors-Twelvc of His Tractors Are
Confiscalcd After Decision.

til" Graetz factory, near Berlin.
will manufacture all stamped parts.
tCopydight. 1921. by the Public
Ledger Coz
Evening star., 1921-05-31
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
MEXICO CITY. May 31.-Bolshevism
does not constitute a menace to Mex
leo, declared Antonio Diaz Soto Y
Cana, socialist leader. in the cham
Der Of deputies last evening. Senor
Soto CANA has long been recog
nized as a radical chief and has been
charged by political opponents in the
chamber with having planned the in
vasion of the lower house of the Mex
lean congress by alleged bolshcviki
two weeks ago.
Mexico is not prepared for bolshc-
vism'' he asserted during the
course of an address. Its proleta-
fian classes because OF their lack of
education. experience and general
worldly knowledge are not in a posi-
ton TO Supplant the present ruling
class. Bolshevism. how ever. is ripe IN
England. France. Italy. even in the
United States but Mexico must walt
for further development before such
ideals can come to fruition here"
President Obrcgon declared in a re-
cent statement that bolshcviSm was
Conceived in Russia by the -cZarS and
not by the people of that nation.
"lf the Russian people. he confln-
ued. had enjoyed the liberties now
enjoyed by the Mexican people boil
Shevism would not have been known.
] am of the opinion that the present
Mexican government has not commit
ted errors which would provoke a So
ciaI upheaval of that kind"
Evening star., 1921-05-31

turned to London from Leipzig. whore
he attended the opening trials of the
German war criminals" Ie was i'm
pressed. he said. with the authority
of the court. which was equivalent
10 the British privIty council. the
president was Il man of striking
character and impartiality. The Brit
ish witnesses were examined With
complete fairness and their testimony
was We'll interpreted. ACCORDING to
the solicitor general. who declared
he was satisfied that the court m:Gh'
be regarded with the fullest conh-
dencc.
a British police inspector. who at
tended the trial of Sergt. H"ync.
thought his sentence of ten months
Imprisonment was fair. in view OF
the fact that some of the EraNcSt
charges were not proven. and IN
some cases he had a certain proNoca =
ton.
In contradistinction to this "pIHl"n,
some of III. London nrwSpapt -. Sc
Verely condemn the sentence i'm 'N~ q
on Heyne as "farcically Inadequate.
Evening star., 1921-05-31
GERMAN "WAR CRIMINAL"
SENTENCED SIX MONTHS
Capt. Mueller Is Second Officer I'm
prisoned for Cruelties to Al
lied Prisoners
BY the .Assnciate.i press

By the Associated Press.
LEIPZIG. Germany. May 3o.-Capt.
Mueller. the second German officer to
be placed on trial charged with
criminal acts during the world war.
was yesterday sentenced to six
months Imprisonment. He was tried
on the charge of having practiced
cruelties on prisoners at the Flavy-
le-Martel prison camp. in the Aisne
department of France.
The state prosecutor. declaring that
Mueller was to blame for kicking and
striking prisoners and for compelling
sick prisoners to work. asked for Il
sentence of fifteen months ordinary
lmpriSonmt On the other hand.
Mueller's counsel pleaded thn; SIN
months confinement in Il fortress
would be ample punishment.
Sergt. Heyne. the first officer MA ed
on trial. was convicted las week OF
ill-treatinG British soldiers =: the
prison camp in Hernc. Wcstphalia.
and sentenced to ten months in
prison.
LONDON. May 3o.-Sir Ernest Fol
lock, the solicitor general. mas re-
Evening star., 1921-05-31
Will Transfer Pope's Body.

, ROME.-The association of Italian
Catholic young men has called a
which it is expected will be attend
ed by twenty thousand persons from
all over the world. During the meet
ing the anniversaries of the deaths of
Dante and 81. Dominic will be cele-
hrated. There also will take place the
removal of the body of the late Pope
Leo NIL from the Vatican to his
tomb in the church of st. John Lat
eran. The transfer of the body of the
pontIf has not been made before
\ owing to the fear of disorders. such
fas those that marked the removal of
the body of Plus IN.
Evening star., 1921-05-31
CHILD MURDER HEARING.

DETROIT. Mich. May 31.-Prelim-
mary hearing for Mrs. Elizabeth
Lewen. tiftycight. on charge of
numbering siX-year-old Max Ernest
was set TO begin before Judge Heston
in recorders court today. The police
charge Mrs. LeWen with killing the
boy. who disappeared from his home
on May II. and whose body was found
week later. 10 aVenge wrong she
charges against his father in business
dealings.
Mrs. Lewen pleaded not guilty at
the police hearing
Evening star., 1921-05-31
WORRIED OVER TAFT.
Canadians Fear Loss of Services in
Grand Trunk Case.

OTTAWA, May 30.-The possibility
"f former President William H. Taft s
appointment to the United States Su-
preme Court raised a discussion in the
Canadian house of commons tonight in
connection with the Grand Trunk arbi- =
tration procedure.
AS Mr. Taft is a member of the boa rd
of arbitration representing the Grand
trunk, 1t was suggested that his ap-
polntment might cause him to resign
and thus neceSsitate going over the en-
tire proceedings again.
DIR. John II. Reid. minister of railways.
replied that there was no reason to be-
lieve Mr.. Taft would resign from the
board and that work already done would
not have to be duplicated
Evening star., 1921-05-31
Cuba Cautions Financial Writer'S.

HANANA.-Steps have been taken
by the cuban government to prevent
disturbance of financial confidence
through iN-advisei publicity. Presi-
dent Zayas several days ago conferred
with the directors of the Havana
newspapers. according to Secretary
Gelabert and urged the advisabllity
of extreme care regarding the publ
cation Of articles treating on the
financial situation. Should the news
papers disregard the governmen mt :
request. the secretary continued. such
other methods as might he deemed
necessary would be taken to protect
Cuban financial institutions.
Evening star., 1921-05-31
POST OFFICE MEN MEET.
Virginia Federation of Clerks Ends
Qne-Day Session.

FETERSBJ RG. Va, May 31.-Se-
lectinE Richmond for the 1922 meet
ing place. the Virginia state Fedora
tion of Post Office Clerks concluded
one day meeting here last night
New officers elected are: James L..
GOdSey. Richmond. president: Miss
Evening star., 1921-05-31
New York Man Held in Riga.

RlGA.-The LettiSh authorities have
arrested and are holding for investi-
cation Abraham Heller of New York
who is said to have been a Russian
soviet trade attache in the United
States. Heller is declared TO have ar
rived In Riga on the way to Russia
without a passport.
Evening star., 1921-05-31
Reds Refuse Oil Propo.a,s.

RlGA.-The Russian soviet goverrr
ment has refused d proposal of an
Anglo Dutch Belgian oil Company
FOR concessions in the GroZnyi and
Bakp regions of the Caucasus Up to
date the government has not granted
q single concession. according to ad-
vices received here
Evening star., 1921-05-31
Custom h OuSc Burned.

RUENOS AIRES-The customhousc
warehouse in the port zone here,
\ where the question of the employment
of non-uniOn labor is causing serious
friction and has led to the calling of
II strike by the lonEShoremen's union.
was burned sunday night. The police
believe the fire of incendiarY origin.
Several arrests have been made. The
loss is believed to run into millions of
pesos. The warehouse was full of i'm
port ed goods.
Evening star., 1921-05-31
Esmonde Guilty of.Seditfou.

VANCOUVER. h. C.-Esmond Grat-
tc1. EsmOnde. alleged Sim Fein
agent. was found guilty of seditious
utterances 1y an assize court Jury.
after forty-five minutes. deliberation.
Evening star., 1921-05-31
New Wet Law begins June IL.

VICTORIA. L. C.-Sale of liquor in
British columbia under government
control will start June IS. The order
in council bringing the government
control act into effect to SuperSede
the present prohibition act was passed
by the executive council Saturday.
Evening star., 1921-05-31
Vote Fusion with Germany.
Denies Destroying Jnpancxe Craft.

VANCOUVER. Il. Capt. Holme
Newcombe Of the Canadian fisheries
cruiser Malaspna denied by wire
less "A dispatch received from Prince
Rupert. Il. c.. to the effect that his ship
had captured and destroyed Japanese
schooner caught sealing on the Cana
dian coast
Evening star., 1921-05-31
Train Wreckers Active.

MONTREAL 1.-The G.raii!ng of a train
ar Highlands. in which TWO men were
killed. was blamed today by Canadian
National railway officials on band of
Evening star., 1921-05-31

and bills pending in Congress re-
garding working conditions for post
office employees were indorsed.
Evening star., 1921-05-31

Crca. Richmond. recording secretary.
\ telegram Of greetings was sent
to Postmaster General VIII II. Hays.
Evening star., 1921-05-31

Mile NJ. pauGhtery. Newport News.
vice president; |"hn l.. FanShaW.
Norfolk. second vice president: Miss
Evening star., 1921-05-31

Addie Nrst.r. Portsmouth. third vice
president. Alfred lidasr. Petersburg.
- CrCtary y-trca>Crrr. and y. l.. Me
Evening star., 1921-05-31
Radical Chief Declares Mexico
Is Not Ready for Bolsherisn1

wreckerS believed to he operating in
Quebec. Investigation showed a switch
had been opened. Last week the Cush
ing station was dynamited and rails
were placed on the tracks at Norm
Heights
Plan League of Baltic States.
PARIS.-A conference of the foreign
ministers of Lthuania. I.etvia and Es-
thonla Will b" held in Riga in June. ac-
cording to adviCcS received here. 1t is
understood in diplomatic circles in Paris
that the conference originally was Sug
GeSted by Finland. with the view to or
ganiZation of a league of Baltic states.
Although Finland and Poland are not
expected to participate in this confer
ence. it is believed here that the league,
if it comes into being. will have the sup
port of both countries.
Vote Fusion With Germany.
SALZBtR tRG. MISUNDERSTANDING city
in the referendum on the question Of fu-
sion with Germany voted 20.13o in favor
of and - in opposition to the PROPOSE
tion. The total vote in the province
thus far recorded shows 61.o33 ballots
in favor and 611 against fusion.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-05-07
PRICE
REDUCED $500

A drop in price whereby 5000 has
been taken off the cost of Jordan
Motor cars has just been announced by
Manager Fred Hacl;Ctt of the Davies
Overland company of this city.
According to Manager Hackett the
new price should make the Jordan
keen competition with several other
cars lowering around a similar cost.
a year ago in both San Diego and
Imperial counties there were scarcely
any Jordan cars. but through the un-
firing efforts of the local company
more than 300 of these cars have been
sold in Imperial Valley and San Diego.
"People wo know the advantages
OF being we'll dressed are quite likely
to live in well appointed, comfortable
homes" said Mr.. Hackett. ''People
of good taste understand how to nrac-
tice economy by purchasing wisely,
rather than cheaply or going without,
''Such people could not bear to i've
in 4 neighborhood where all houses
were alike. Likewise they prefer u
motor car that is not like every other
car
"Tha Jordan idea is to provide for
such people motor car which Includes
perfectly balanced chassis of fin
ished mechanical excellence, light in
weight, equipped with a series of Gus
tom style bodies complete il every
detail, rare in beauty. striking in ipdi-
viduality: and distinguished for eff
cheney, convenience and economy"
Imperial Valley press., 1921-05-07
W|LL|AMS1IS
HAPPY TODAY

"Whcn the new and powerful or
ganizaticn behind the good Maxwell
announced their intention Of building
product so good that it's value could
not remain for a moment in question,
they put the case very mildly" says
A. p. Williams, local Maxwell distri
butoc ard manager OF the Maryland
garage.
Incidentally Mr.. Williams is 6. very
happy man today for ne is unloading
a carload Of Maxweis. In addition he
has also received a carload of Hudson
and Essex cars.
Everywhere, the Maxwell is PROV
ing to be more than is claimed'iot il.
Telegrams and letters have been com
ing into the factory daily from all over
the country. telling of some new
achievement performed with this good
car.
"OWnors are unanimous in express
ing actual wonder at it's smooth run
ming qualities in all speeds and at the
unusual economy that characterizes all
models.
"Wallace Irwin, the we'll known au-
thor, found time recently to write 4
letter of appreciation of his good
Maxwell, describing the excellent serv-
ice it had rendered him while he was
working in the Japanese settlements
OF California;, gathering material for
his novel, Seed Of the Sun
"With all its comfortable riding Guai