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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-16
SANDBURG, POET,
And BAUMGARDT,
TO COME TO CITY
Chicago Man and Explorer,
Lecturer to Address
: Knife-FOrk Club.

Knife and Fork club mem hers are
assured Of a great program Tuesday,
when Carl Sandburg. Chicago poet.
and p. r. Baumgardt. lecturer. sci
enlist and explorer. will be the
speakers
Sandburg. who is on the staff OF
the Chicago Daily News. is consider
ed Americas leading poet OF the
new school lie has published three
volumes. Chicago Poems" Corn
huskers." and Smoke and Steel. -
He will read from his poems and
will talk on art. The poems OF
Sandburg have probably started
more critical controversy than those
OF any other living poet His style
is regarded as decidedly original and
is wildly beautiful. while adhering
20 no standardized forms
Mr.. Baumgardt previously appear
ed before the club. delivering one OF
the best lectures which ever has
been given here. in the opinion OF
the members His subject Tuesday
night will be "On the Frontier of the
I7iiverse with Mammoth Mt VIII
son Telescope" He Is member
OF many scientific societies. and is
a STAFF lecturer for the Brooklyn In
stitute. the National Geographic So
ciety and other organizations.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-16


In Turn 90 the Right" which
comes 20 the oliver theater sunday
Tor two DAYS. WinchelI smith and
John +. Hazard have taken the
high points OF rural drama and the
crook plays and have woven them
into "a comedy that should live for
many years because il is q play Of
joy and love and beauty master
piece that give some that satisfied
feeling that is given by few o. the
plays now on the American stage.
The joy OF the play is not alone
.n the main plot. IL Is iu the de-
hshtful scenes, in the brilliant COM
cdy. in the wonderful silences that
convey more than any words could
The setting in the old home, with
the red table cover t-e kitchen
pump. the family Bible and the
praying mother is enough To- bring
tears % anyone who cherishes his
back home" recollections. The
night scene in the peach orchard is
thrilling I'm its beauty The comedy
situations are ingenious and effec-
i've.
There is only one company on
tour in Turn 10 the Right and the
comedy viii be presented here eX-
actly as 10 ran for solid year in
both New York and Chicago. In
the cast are several players who
have appeared i'm their respective
roles more than 1000 times, includ-
ing Charles w. Goodrich. Jane Eli
son, Maude Huntley and Sidney
Henderson.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-16
THeate7,S
BLACKSTONE

Today is your last opportunity TO
witness Erich Won Stroheims mas
tire production. THE Devils Pass
Pass Wey." which has proven to be
one OF the hest attractions thus far
played az the beautiful Blackstone.
An amazinf picture OF life and love
and woman's vanity i'm Paris. The
story of an American wife's limo
cent misstep and the terrific punish
ment = hich hung over her husband
and F-rself. without knowing the
name az the woman whom all Paris
was talking about. her husband took
The story for the plat OF his new
play All too late he learns that the
woman is his own wife. Aside from
the brilliant direction Of Won Stro-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-16
Fireworks Plant Blast
Causes Big Property Loss
International News Service

BY international News Service:
RANDOLPH. Mass. April Is
Several hundred houses were slight
~ damaged. scores Of persons were
thrown from their beds and slightly
injured. and hundreds were stricken
with panic early today by explosions
that wrecked the plant here of the
United States Fireworks Co.
The explosions Of which there
at least four. were followed by
flames that RACED 10 wooden frame
structures of the company. Fire APP
paratus responded from many near
by cities and towns.
The explosions were heard in Bos-
ton Is miles distant. At the county
hospit~' three miles away, windows
were broken and patients became
panic stricken.
No estimate has been made Of the
damage.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-16
TUo Husbands of " oman
Trailing a Lore Bandit
By United Press

By United Press
GRAND ISLAND. Neb.. April Is.
Another love triangle became a
parallelogram today when two hus-
bands Of the same pretty woman
modified and were or their way east
10 catch a love bandit"
This came when the bubbles cane
home 10 the fat and found this note
for, Mrs. Frances Smith Yates Nc
Cracker
Dear Roy and Guy. I'm leaving
with Georgc Mcdonald and going
east 20 be happy. Roy the war left
YOU disfgured and Guy. you haven Z
cot n job. I love George
Frances married Roy Yates before
the war. He went 10 France and
vas reported killed Then she mar
RED Guy NcCracken. after which
Rov came marching home from war
and denied he was dead.
While Roy and Guy were arguing
sbout the possession of Frances che
left with Mcdonald. a railroader of
Chicago.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-16
SCHULTZ CALM AS
SENTENCE is READ
convicted Slayer Gets Formal
Sentence of Life in State
Prison.

without exhibiting the least trace
~ nervousness. August Schultz. con
victed 81 participation in tho Mues-
SCI murder. stood mute In superior
court Friday morning when Judge
chester r Montgomery pronounced
the life sentence. Schultz did not
even answer the courts inquiry II ne
knew or any reason why the court
should not pronounce sentence as
this time"
Inc convicted man apparently
mad become rcconcilcd 20 his fate.
court attaches said Since the jurv
FOUND him guilty he had been ex-
tremely restless. and has taken less
interest IN his personal appearance.
lie was not well Eroomed hike ne
was when he faced the I . men who
passed upon his guilt
None OF schultzs relatives was
present 70 hear the courts pro-
nouncemcnt Of his fate His attOr-
ney. j. Walter McInerny. was pres.
ent but took no part in the pro-
ceedings. The prisoner was led i'm by
Der uty Sheriffs Frank Esch and Ora
Taylor. and after the court sentence
was pronounced be was led back
10 the jail. handcuned
In all probability Schultz will not
be taken TO Michigan city until the
early part OF next week Commit
ment papers must be sent to the
state prison and returned before
Schultz can be taken there.
The prisoner was extremely palIid
but exhibited no trace Of emotion
when the life sentence was pro-
nounced. Jail officials declare that
his conviction came as big SUI
prise TO him as he firmly believed
he would be acquitted
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-16

helm. the production has the ad-
vantage Of "A cast which includes
Sam DeGraSse. Clyde Fillmore.
Maude George. Mae Buah and many
others of equal prominence.
Passion. which opens a five day
enga cement tomorrow. is thrilling
beyond words and beautiful beyond
description. a harmony of all emo
ton. II is mighty epoch of the
screen which took two years to pro-
duce. and is said to he the love
story of all love stories. \ special
presentation will be given this Won
derful production.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-16

esq cinema favorites ever since she
helped y. W. Griffith % fame. is
being featured today az the LaSaIle
In "Her Unwilling Husband" a gay
little frolic Of nirth and bushes
in which the girl adopts spouse to
set even with fanre vi-H whom
she had O. misunderstanding. To-
morrow the feature viii Doe tho just
released Miracle ~ Manhattan. I'm
which the lovely Elaine Hammer
stein is starred. whlc ON Monday
the LaSalle wiz offer Allan Dwan's
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-16
Noted GdngSfer Loses
NerUe IN Meeting Death
Nv United Press

BY United Press
CHICAGO. April 15.-Thrco mon
we're huns here today. sam Cardi-
Daf1s brains Of the worst gang in
Chicago" according 20 police was
|rSxried 20 the scafold unconscious
The leader Of the gang lost his
bravado as he was brought from his
cell. and lapsed into unconscious
ness So great was his fear.
CardineIla was hanged for the
murder OF Andrew Bowman. a crime
for which two members of his EauS
have already been hung and two
others are serving life sentence in
Jail
The other two men who we've
hung sam Fecrrara and JOSEF n
Costanzo. were taken 10 the scat
ford previous TO Cardinella. Al
though only petty stick up men In
the criminal underworld. they held
their heads high and maintained
their composure until the trap WAS
sprung. They were hung for the
murder Of Antonio Narchetto. bakery
proprietor. in hold-up.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-16

from a famous revue in New York
take part i'm Billie Burkes new Par
amount comedy, The Education of
Eliza beth." which will be shown at
the Oliver for three days starting
Tuesday. Many of them are said to
be stage beauties and add much to
the attractiveness of the picture.
Donald Cameron is the leading man
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-16
BeIieUe Mexican Policy
Is Being Framed by L. 5.

WASHINGTON. April 15.-G gorge
r. Summerlin. charge of the Ameri-
can embassy i'm Mexico City. has been
ordered TO Washington for COnsulta-
tion with Secy Hughes and Under
Sec'y Fletcher on the Mexican situa-
ton. il was announced at the state
department today.
The conferences with Sunmerlin
will be the first important step i'm the
framing Of definite Mexican policy
by the Harding administration.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-16
ORPHEIM.

The vaudeville bill which is given
final performances at the Orpheum
thcater today has for its fea ture
act Brandeu's Greenwich Villagers.
who present the comedy oddly,
My Soul Mate" with Johnny Dyer,
Earl Mountain and a bevy of beau
uful artists models. The costumes
and singing are worthy of particu-
lar mention. Hart. Wagner and FL
It's, i'm their SONG and patter skit.
Going 20 the opera" with the mar
riage of capital" and labor" as
their unique finish. also please.
Dance Fantasies" by Frederick
Easter and Beatrice Squire, is a real
terpsichorean delight. jeanette
Childs, singing comedienne; An
thony. the whistling accordionist,
and Bento brothers. gymnasts.
round out the bill
Starting tomorrow. headline hon
ors are shared on the new vaude-
vile program bv oliver and DIP, in
.a domestic sketch. "The Bee Hive. "
and Sebastian and Myra sisters. in
their originality. Confetti" Other
acts on this bill are Chabot and Tor
toni, the boy from Belgium and the
girl from Franco; The -Four of Us.
a quartet of distinction; Sam and
Blanche Ross. comedians. and Fra
ger and Peck, gymnasts.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-16

light hearted mystery tale Of chap
who made the world believe he was
really two chaps. "A Perfect Crime "
The story IS from the pages of the
Saturday Evening Post, and Monte
Blue and J7cquel!ne Logan appear
En- the screen version
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-16

"Passers By featuring Herbert
Rawlinson. is todays offering al the
Auditorium. 1t is a real life drama
of real people from the pen of the
eminent playwright. 9. Haddon
Chambers. "Passers By was pre-
scented on the speaking stage with
Richard Bennett and Charles Cherry
and created a sensation because of
its gripping human qualities and its
unusual theme. In the cast sup
porting Mr.. Bawlinson are William
J. Ferguson. Dick Lee, Tom Lewis
and Master Charles Blackton. Eel
low Citizen" is a funny Snub Pollard
comedy. and Pathe closes the bill.
OLIVER.
A bevy Of genuine chorus girls
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-16
Approve Harding Choices
For Diplomatic Posts
By United Press .

By AnlNea IrtS--
|. WiASHISGTON. n. c.. April IS
AConhrmation OF George Harvey as
UNITED States ambassa dor TO Lon
|. don. and MyrCn T. Herrick 20 Paris
- recommended today by the sem
ate foreign relations committee. NJ
opposition 60 either was manifested
BY democratic committee members
some OF whom had indicated "A dis
position 20 OPT ose Harvey.
Sen. Lodge hopes 10 have both
confirmed today. They are the first
important diplomatic appointments
made by Prest Harding.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-16

Bessie Bsrisca.c iu The Break
ing Point winds up its exceptional
ly successful run ir south Bend with
its today's showing5 al the Castle
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-16
I\SAII,F

Blanche Sweet the famous blonde
star who has been one of the great
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-16

a bevy Of genuine chorus girls
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-16

Mail Orders Now. Box Office
Sale April Ia.
Evening star., 1921-06-16
PRIEST STOLE TO ASSIST NEEDY .
PARLSHIONERS, HE TELLS COURT

: cashing one of the .one-thousand-
dollar bonds, declared his parish
toner's were starving. He put the
money in the bank for their needs.
bought $55 worth OF candles for
his church and distributed the rest
4 for expenses and necessities Of his
parish. He paid three sisters their
monthly allowance OF $75 a month.
he said.
Rev. Gorek told the Jury he
buried most Of the $SS,000 in, stolen
bonds given him by Wanda Ur-
baytis, sent $1,000 to his brother
in Germany and gave three to
John Paulek. a parishioner. He
pointed Paulek out among the de-
PENDANTS on trial. How he spent
the money Paulek obtained from
cashirg the bonds given him was
the subject of cross-examination
which was still in progress when
Father Gorea Win fnish his tssd-
mony today. imam.
Evening star., 1921-06-16
SHRINE IN SECRET PARLEY

DES MONIES, Iowa, June 16.-Hav-
ing disposed Of the routine business of
electing officers by the simple process
Of promotion and the election of
Thomas J.. Houston Of Medinah Tenn
pie, Chicago. to the imperial outer
guard, the Imperial Council Of the
Ancient Arabic Order, MOBILES Of the
Mystic Shrine, were in secret session
yesterday considering the hospitaliza-
ton plan.
william 8. Brown of Pittsburgh,
Pa. was reelected imperial treasurer
and Benjamin w. Rowell of Boston,
Mass, for the twenty-eighth time was
named imperial recorder.
President Harding's invitation to
hold the imperial conclave in Wash.
ington ip 1928 was read by Henry
Lansburgh. potentate Of Almas Tenn
pie, Washington.
San FrAnctsco was selected - the
1872 nestihs place. -
Evening star., 1921-06-16
GROCER SHOOTS SIX AND ESCAPES
. GORDON AS DEPUTIES FIRE HOME

more than 100 miles were fur
nished with his description.
Fallis shot four policemen and
two bystanders. He demanded the
release from custody of his son
Elbert, who had been arrested on
a minor charge. When Patrolman
Guy Wainscott, who, with Patrol
man G. H. Taylor, had the youth.
declined to free him, Fallis drew
a pistol and shot Wainscott in the
abdomen, probably fatally wound
ing him. In the general shooting
that followed Patrolmen Will VIII
helm and Jesse Colston were
slightly injured.
Falls. with his son, whom he
had liberated, ran to their home,
over grocery store. Patrolman
o. e. Noonan, despite a warning
from Falls. tried to enter the
house and was shot with 4 shot
gun and probably fatally wounded.
Two bystanders, JEFF Lynn and
John Foster, were slightly wound
ed by buckshot from the charge
that struck the officers.
Young Fallis, who tried to es-
cape from the house. was shot In
the leg and captured
Evening star., 1921-06-16
Today's News
in Paragraphs

A. F. l., calls on Congress to pass bill
for inquiry of marine lockout"
Page 1
District Commissioners opposing closing
14th street at Walter Reed Hospital.
Page
French resume hostilities against Turk
nationalists in Syria. Page
Mandate question fails to draw United
States into league. Page l
Municipal ownership Of traction lines
gains strong favor in House subcom-
mittee. rage
REPRESENTATIVE William E. Mason dies
Suddenly at his home here. Page z
Extension of Ball rent act for another
seven months will be advocated.
Page 13
Brief distributed in Congress opposes
:. Bali rent act extension. Page 13
Plot to smugsle 500 machine guns being
nrobed. Page l3
INSPECTION Of sanitary conditions on
Potomac steamers ordered by DR..
Fowler, Page 13
Factors hindering trade with southern
countries explained before Economic
Club. Page ID
Legion win hound ex-soldiers working
ssdfaabled" graft Page 13
Washington bakers prodteering, Senator
+" CappeE lchatGee. Page ID
Evening star., 1921-06-16
By the AsSocia ted Press.

By the Associa ted Press.
FRANKFORT, KY, June 16.-
John Falls. Frankfort grocer, who
last night shot six persons while
resisting arrest for interfering in
an altercation between a police.
man and Falls son, escaped dur
ing the night from the combina-
tion grocery store and dwelling
where it was believed he had
barricaded himself.
Falls apparently left the build
ing before the officers had an op-
portunity to surround it.
Early today Sheriff Balm Moore
and a large number of deputies.
who had guarded the place since
early in the night. riddled the
house with bullets. The fire elicit
ed no response. The bullets, how
eyer, had ignited matches or other
infammable material in the struc-
ture. which was gutted.
Posses today were securing the
neighborhood for Falls and po-
lice in towns within q radiuS Of
Evening star., 1921-06-16
LODGE TO BACK KLEIN.
Senator Will Support Bay State
Man for Commerce Job.

Senator Lodge. it was announced
in his office today, will support the
nomination Of DR.. Julius Klein Of
Massachusetts to be head of the
bureau of foreign and domestic COM
merce of the Department of Com
merce. Senator Lodge consulted with
Secretary Hoover of the Department
on Commerce regarding the nomina-
tion before this announcement was
made. 1t was said that Senator Lodge
found the qualifications of DR.. Klein
for the position were ample.
A report that Senator Lodge was
on the brink of patronage row
with President Harding because of
the nomination of DIR. Klein was de-
MED. The nomination OF DR.. Klein
was referred to Mr.. Lodge by the
Senate commerce committee merely
an q matter Of routine. as nomfna-
tions are referred to senators of the
state from which the nominees come,
it was said.
Evening star., 1921-06-16
DEADLOCK REACHED
over NAVAL BILL
Conferees Return Measure to
House When Agreement
Becomes Hopeless.

Conferences between the Senate and
House on the naval appropriation bill
ended today in a deadlock and the
$4e4, ,000. 900 bill with the Borah dis
armament conference amendment was
taken back to the House for action.
The conferees agreed to disagree and
to await action by the House member
ship.
Kelley. republican. Michigan. chair
man Of the House managers. today
said that there was no use to hold
further uonferenees: AND Ans
nouncement ended the conferences.
which have continued for several
days. -"
The Borah disarmament rider was
not reached by the conferees. The
immediate dispute which broke up the
conference was over the Senate
amendments providing for a person.
mel of 10000 men in the Navy. an in
crease Of 10000 over the House pro-
visions, and entailing appropriation
increases of around $4,000. 900.
The House conferees also tuok back
:" the House numerous Senate amend
ments for Pacific coast naval base
projects.
The deadlock followed e similar
situation yesterday over the Aemv
appropriation bill. This l..avas bt tn
measures. with funds needed by July
l. again before the House.
Evening star., 1921-06-16
KING IN HIGH SPIRITS.
Sure His 800, 600 Men Will Defeat
Turk Nationalists.
By the Associated PrcSl.

SMYRNA, June liking Constan-
tine, who has just arrived here to
take a direct part in the impending
clash between the Greeks and the
Turks, talked to the Associated Press
today concerning some Of the main
gin.
The king said he did not wish to
boast or to forecast events, yet he
felt convinced, he declared. that the
Greek army, with its morale and
spirit in a high state. now was able
under Mustapha kemal Pasha and
was eager for the opportunity to
take the field.
Feels Sure Of Victory.
The army. King Constantine indi-
Gated. now comprised zoo. 900 fighting
men in Anatolia. with 10000 in re-
serve. while against this force Of 3o0.-
900 the Turks were estimated to have
less than 100, 900 men available.
King Constantine declared the Of
fensive was unlikely to start for sew
eral weeks, and he said he did not ex-
pect to go to the front before July 3.
The Greek army. the king declared,
was not receiving any assistance
from the British government. All
was to approve certain requisitions
for limited quantity of munitions
from private firms.
"Humiliated by Alliea."
Now that I'm away from Athens,
I want to forget the cares and wor-
ries of state" he said Don't ask
me about American or foreign -ecog-
milton, because I do not care two
cents about it. I've been humiliated
enough by the allied governments.
Let them do as they please"
Evening star., 1921-06-16
THOUSANDS STARVING
IN KIEV; MURDER OF.
REDS IS ALSO RAMPANT

By the Associated.Press.
BERN, Switzerland. June ia
catastrophal outbreak of famine
in kiev is reported today in dis
patches from the Ukraine, which
assert that the people are dying
in masses from starvation, 1000 Of
them having been buried in one
day in the city. which is being
besieged by Ukrainian insur-
gents.
At the same time, the dispatches
add, secret nationalist vigilance
societies are numbering promi-
nent bolshevik leaders and mag
istrates,. some of whom have been
found hanging to lamp posts or
killed by bullets almost every
morning.
The bolshevik newspapers of
Kiev have registered the names
of thirty commissaries, who al
ready have been killed, the dis
matches say.
Evening star., 1921-06-16
Conscience No Guide
To Women, So Orders
For Bathing Change
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, June 16.-Pre-
dictiOns OF extremely warm
weather for the rest OF the
week. caused Supt. william
Bqrkhardt to advance the open
ing date at Chicago bathing
beaches, all under city control.
to today.
A year ago he announced to
women bathers in regard to
their beach costumes, ''Let your
conscience be yeNr guide"
Today he suid, sS0me Of them
didn't seem TO have any con-
science," and ordered police.
women to enforce the following
regulations.
knfckers to within four inch.
es above the kaee, and skirts 20
within two inches of the bot
tom of the knfckeEs, with one
quarter sleeves.
"NeH keep mn eye ON the
mes. TOO" heasAid. .t- ~. ~: :. - =!
Evening star., 1921-06-16
Nv the Associat ted Press.

BY the Associated Press.
TOLEDO. Ohio, June 16.-An-
thony Gorek. priest Of an impov-
erished Polish parish at New Chi
cago, Ind, a native of Germany
and under indictment for con-
spiraoy in connection with the
theft of a million dollars at CEN
tral post Office here February II,
yesterday related to a jury in
limited States district court how he
was brought into the plot by
Wanda Urbaytis, one OF the eight
cen defendants now on trial
The priest. minus the garb of
bis order, related his life's history
to the jury in q voice choked with
grief and the involved two Of his
former mock in the conspiracy al
legged by, the government.
Father Gorek. explaining how he
'gpent the muney obtained from
Evening star., 1921-06-16
Get Illinois Degrees.

URBANA. ILL.,, June 16.-Washing-
ton. D. c., is represented in the more
than one thousand students of the
University of Illinois who were
Washington are: Tsai Chun Chen,
Kenneth woodward Clarn: William Ben
ton DeGroot, Irving Alison Denison, Jean
Paul Griffith. Robert Arlington 1de
and Feng Chi Ling.
Evening star., 1921-06-16
BEvERIDGE DECLINES
JAPAN AMBASSADORSHIP
Refuses Honor as He Intends to
Run for q. S. Senate From
Indiana in 1922.

FRESNO, Calf, June 1e.-Former
United States Senator Albert ]. Bev-
eridge Of Indiana has formally been
offered the position of ambassador to
cording to a special dispatch to the
Fresno Republican from Washington,
published yesterday. s,.
= The reason given for the refusal to
accept the position is that the former
senator. intends to be a republican
candidate for, United States senator
in Indiana in 1922, the dispatch says
He will be opposed by the incum-
bent, Senator Harry 8. New.