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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-05
CONCEAL IDENTITY
OF MAN IN HOSPITAL
Hospital and Police Officials
Decline to Give Out
Information.

A young man whose identity Is
being carefully guarded by immedi-
ate friends was picked up on the
Lincoln way, neear Osceola about
eight o'clock Monday evening IN an
unconscious condition by L. S. Krull
Of OsceOla. He was removed 20 the
St Joseph hospital by the NIisAawa-
ka police. Very little information
on the mans case could be gathered
from either the hospital or police
official. However, hospital officials
announced at a late hour that the
man was in no serious condition.
Ir. Krul who picked up the
young man found a postcard in his
pocket addressed to Miss Emma
Fritz, $40 Euclid av.. South Bend.
The card was signed by Alfred
Caster and II is thought that the
Identity Of the injured man will be
ascertained some time today pend
ing his recovery into consciousness.
Miss Fritz 20 whom the card was
addressed appeared intensely inter
ested but refused to give any in
formation regarding the extent Of
the mans injuries, il such, or his
identity.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-05
RIVER PARK AFTER
NEW SCHOOL HOUSE

A committee Of % persons from
the River View Park section ap-
peared before the school board at
the Administration building and pc
titioned that = new school building
be constructed at River Park TO
remedy the conditions which they
say exist with the old building in
use.
Unsanitary. crowded and unfit.
were the way they branded the
structure now provided. The school
board decided that as soon as pos
sible a new building would be built.
The building will be erected In about
a year, it was intimated.
No committee in charge OF secur-
ing the high school building for the
Irish meeting that was goin to be
held there presented themselves be-
fore the board. They discussed the
matter and no definite conclusion
was met
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-05
.DONAL O'CALLAGHAN
CORK'S LORD MAYOR
SPEAKS HERE TODAY
MacSwiney's Successor to Ad-
dress Public Meeting in
City Tonight.

Definite announcement that Donal
OCallaghan. lord mayor Of Cork,
Ireland, VIII speak tonight az St
Hedwidge's hail. Napier ST.. was
made last night by officers OF N70tre
Dame Council. American Association
for the Recognition Of the Irish Re
public. Officers Of the association
decided definitely TO have the meet
ing at s.. Hedwidge's hall and did
not ask the school board 10 recon
slider it's action denying the use Of
the High school auditorium because
Of the limited time available and the
necessity for making arrangements
for the meeting.
Lord Mayor O'Callaghan viii ar
rive here from Gary at 11:47 O'Clock
this morning and will be met az the
South Shore Line terminal by a re-
ception comittee. He viii be taken
to Notre Dame university where he
viii address the student body at
Washington hall at 1855 o'clock this
afternoon and viii speak at st.
Mary's college at 4:3O o'clock. His
subject at both places as well as at
St. Hedwidge's hall viii be Con
ditiOns in Ireland"
The meeting at St. Hedwidge' s
hall viii open at O'Clock Atty.
Dudley NJ Shively viii introduce the
speaker and preside as chairman Of
the meeting. The session is open 20
the public and no admission fee Will
be charged. Following the meeting
Lord Mayor O'Callaghan. who sue
ceeded the late Lord Mayor Terence
MacSwiney, viii hold an informal re-
ceptiOn.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-05
WILLARD DEATH IS
ACCIDENTAL, SAID
Coroner Crumpacker Reaches
Verdict After Testimony of
Witnesses is Heard.

Coroner Crumpacker announced
Monday evening that he believed
the death OF Henry willard, 50 year
old man, who was instantly killed
when he stepped in front of the
Twentieth Century Limited at 2:36
o'clock Saturday afternoon to be ac-
cidental. The coroner reached his
verdict after examining the wit
nesses to the accident who stated
that the elderly man apparently not
seeing the train or hearing the cries
OF Elizabeth Gearhart. daughter CT
the Waterman on duty, stepped in
the path OF the fast flyer" ard was
hurled into ditch Is feet away.
Willard lived at 1906 Z. Indiana
av.. and was slightly deaf, which is
believed TO account for his not heed
ing the shouts Of the witnesses.
Elizabeth Gearhart. Mrs. Frank
Kronewitter, lib +. Haney st. and
Ross Cleghorn. 1910 Miami av.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-05
SINCLAIR TRIAL IS
PLACED UNDER WAY
LapOrte Man Arraigned for
Hearing on Charge of Lar
ceny and Embezzlement.
special TO The News-Times:

Special TO The News-Times:
LAPORTE, Ind. April 4. - The
trial OF Douglas Sinclair. a wealthy
lumberman Of Grand Rapids. Mich.
on a charge Of grand larceny and
the embezzlement OF $780, 900 from
the Advance Rumely CO. OF this city,
began Monday in the circuit court
at Valparaiso.
Sinclair is alleged 10 have sold
out TO the company, doing business
with Herbert Mack. who was the
purchasing agent Of the concern.
Mack is alleged to have raised the
invoices and divided profits amount
ing 20 more than a quarter Of a
million dollars.
Mack died and n few days later
extensive fraudulent deals were re-
vealed. Thirty thousand dollars was
recovered from the Mack estate.
Mack was succeeded as purchasing
agent Of the Advance Rumely Co.
by Edward Quay, 10 whom Sinclair
Is alleged 70 have made a similar
proposition. Dictaphones were In
stalled in a room in the Rumely no.
tel a meeting was arranged between
the two men, and Sinclair was
trapped 1t was said, and arrested.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-05
BUCHANAN MAN IN
AUTOMOBILE CRASH
"HOoch" Holiday for Herbert
Sweeney Results in His
Arrest Here.

Herbert Sweeney, who IL IL alleged
came 20 south Bend from Euchan-
an. Mich. TO spend a hOoch holiday
came 20 grief Monday afternoon, at
. % o-c-cck while operating a Ford
sedan.
Sweeney while running his car.
under the alleged influence Of
liquor. ran into an Oakland ar driv-
en- by Louis Kohler, residing on
Chaplin st. The scene of tho smash
up was Iasalle av. at Lafayette ST.
when Sweeney. driving north on La
sale ay. Collided with the Oakland.
Both cars were cons de-ubiy dam
aged. the Oakland sUst1iln-. broken
frtnt wheels while the fender was
greatly banged up; the Sedan was
put in a similar plight Sweeney
was taken 90 the police station and
VIII be arrGigned in city court Tues
day morning.
Another smash-up occurred at 3
O clock Monday afternoon at the
corner Of Wayne and Lafayette SITS,
when cars driven by William Weaver
and Chris thinner Collided. Weaver.
it was said. was turning west on
Wayne ST. and ran into thinner.
Both cars were damaged.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-05
Notre Dame
AID NOTRE DAME NEWS

AID NOTRE DAME NEWS
Formation Of an intercollegiate
association Of students governing
bodies viii be discussed at a confer
ence of representatives Of every uni-
versity in the midwest TO be held at
Columbia, Mo. in two weeks. Alden
Cusick. chairman OF the students
activity committee Of Notre Dame
and Frank Blasius president OF the
junior class, viii represent tho local
school Z present plans made by the
committee are approved by the stu
dent body
The conference has been called by
the student governors of the Univer-
sity Of Missouri and will include ev-
cry major school from Montana %
Ohio I'm the north and New Mexico
10 Alabama in the south. Twenty
four states will be represented az the
meeting which is modelled after a
similar organization in the east.
Students governing bodies are
uparatively new developms nts in
college life and their success in the
past has inspired the movement 20
push them on to greater opcrtuni-
ties. Invariably they improve the
conduct OF college men by discip-
linary rulings OF their own and take
much OF this burden from the uni
versity authorities. The latter finds
the student organizations 10 be help
ful cO-wOrkers and are cooperating
with them TO tho fullest extent.
The students activity committee
OF Notre Dame is less than two years
old and has reached a high degree
OF usefulness and promise under the
craftsmanship q Alden J. CusicK
during the present year. Campus
affairs are administered through the
committee with the approval OF the
faculty council and petitions pre-
scented by the committee TO the couu-
Gil have been acted upon with uni
form favor and promptness. The
student trip 10 the Northwestern
game. all football celebrations. class
dances. collections. su bscr. pttons
have been under the direction or the
s A C.. and various improvements.
typicaaly new tennis courts and new
diving pier on ST. Ioseph's lake
pave directly followed their action.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-05
USE SPECIAL GUARDS
IN MONEY SHIPMENTS

BY Associated Press:
WASHINGTON. April special
safeguards around the shipment OF
currency, worked out during the
crime wave" by a committee OF two
inspectors and one representative Of
the postoffice department, now are
in effect, il was announced Monday
at a conference here between Post
master Gen. Hays and postmasters
from II Of the larger cities. In
spectors working directly under the
postoffice department, and in ad-
diton TO the force regularly assigned
TO such duty, are charged with the
safety OF all cash shipments. it was
said. and generally the plan has
proven a success.
The conference Monday heard
suggestions from each postmaster
present on methods OF expediting
mail deliveries and improving the
service.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-05
NAN CRAZED WITH
LIQUOR MURDERS
POLICE OFFICER

MICHIGAN CITY, Ind, April A.
Three dead. one seriously wounded
and a woman missing is the after
math today Of a tragic Shooting af-
fray that terrorized scores here last
night. Four persons are held by
the police pending a thorough in
vestigation.
j. NJ. Zimmerman, night captain
of police. and Paul Spencer. a pa
trolman, were shOtt and killed by
William Riscau, a former fireman
who later ended his own ife. Helen
Conway, member of the party
which was with Riscau, IS missing
and IL is feared she may have
drowned herself in the river Harry
Arndt. a restaurant man, has bullet
wounds in each leg from shots fired
by Riscau.
Those held by the police are Pau
line Gibson. William Caruth, James
Caster and w. NJ. Hayes
Climax of Party.
The shooting IS said TO have fol-
lowed a drinking party Of which
Riscau, the two women and Caruth
were members. It occurred on the
main street Of this city. and scores
OF passersby were frightened by the
shooting.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-05
ADVERTISING MEN
BANQUET AT HOTEL
Local Organization Addressed
by Koch, Herring, Bridge
and Others.

Business is to be had if you go
ard get it, said Alfred Koch Of the
great Lasalle and Koch store Of
Toledo. O., in q speech before mem
hers of the South Bend Advertising
club at a banquet served in the Ro-
tary room of the hotel last even
ing.
Study the job you are on and
don't laugh at your mistakes. Too
many people i'm America laugh at
their mistakes, while in other coun-
tries they weep. Take your mis-
takes seriously and benefit by them"
continued Mr.. Koch.
THE most important feature in
business is advertising" he contin-
Ued. However. many men use in
discretion in buying through adver-
Using. Study your article. Can
you use it? Ask yourself questions
about it and then decide"
Following Mr.. Koch's talk, Frank
z. Herring. editor Of the Eagle
Magazine. gave an interesting digest
Of conditions as he had found them
in personal trips over the United
States. and from close perusaI of
reports from markets over the
world. Mr.. Herring spoke Of the in
ternational conditions which resi-
dents Of this country were facing
for the first time, and urged broad
vision as the one redeeming quality
which would enable manufacturers
and merchants TO weather the
storm, which. he said had every in
dication OF lasting another Il
months.
Prior to this talk, Don Bridge OF
the indianapolis News gave an in
teresting address on Advertising
Paying Dividends"
The chairman Of the meeting was
c. A. Mac Donald. president of the
club. Musical numbers were fur
nished by the Denny orchestra.
1t was also announced at the
meeting last night that at least Is
members Of the local club Will at
tend the National Convention OF as
ISOLATED advertisers of the world, tc
be held in Atlanta Ca. this sum
mer.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-05

". p. McHenry. OF South Bend.
for many years an authority on
breath control" is the first in this
particular territory 90 adopt the
s'Vckon Index" as an aid 90 his vo-
cal pupils in acquiring and develop
fng exhalauOn.
The "Vokon Index" Is a scien-
tificalIy correct device for register
ing the slightest variation in the
steadiness OF the breath. without
which a singer is practically help
less. and was invented and patented
By capt J. Burlington RlEg. OF the
Scotch Highlandcrs in the late war
and said 90 be Scotland's PRIMER
baritone. II Is new. after seven years
OF experiment by the inventor. Mr..
NcHeury viii Doe glad 20 demon
strate its use 20 any who may be
Interested
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-05
CITY COUNCILMEN
FAVOR CHANGE IN
MOTOR ORDINANCE
Amendment Presented by We
nett at Council Meeting in
First Reading.

Councilman Maurice Venetts
amendment 10 the original ordin-
ahce regulating all commercial veht-
!. Gle traffic in the city OF South Bend
@net with favorable action upon it's
reading ct the meeting OF the COM
rnittee or the whole OF the city
council meeting Monday night
AS the original ordinance stood
the owners OF all motor vehicles
operated for comm ercial gain BY
acting as carriers for passengers 20
alp parts OF the city were required TO
rave city licenses which were 20 be
filed IN the office Of the city con-
troiler which made them sign a con-
tract OF liability insurance 20 insure
passengers q financial responsibility
in case OF accident The one excep-
ton 20 the original measure was
vehicles operating as taXis.
No DoOphOle Offered.
The ordinance with Councilman
Veretts amendment will come up
for vote at the next meeting OF the
council Should the bin then be
passed all commercial vehicles oper-
ating in the city viii be under the
same classification with no excep-
lions.
The amendment introduced and
added 10 the original measure by
Venett Included but two words. cor
stand" This pair Of OF words, how
ever. VIII force all vehicle operators
in the city TO comply with the or
dinance IN event OF it's passage. No
"a
ors is offered ia the new bill.
The bill authorizing the appro-
priauon OF $500 for the instaIla
ton and expense OF all telephones
necessary for city business was
passed without dissenting vote
school Bill Tabled.
The measure providing for the
Improvement and paving OF Milton
ST from Michigan 10 Fellows SITS.
and OF Fellows st. from HILTON st.
10 Rush st. was referred back 10
tie board oc rublic works by the
committee Of the whole More Than
"A score of .itizens living in the
neighborhood where the proposed
Improvement 80 60 be made We're
present at the rsecrinrs and charges
and counter charges were made 10y
tnefn for ths passage of the bill.
re king this actio under advise
'ae1t the committee Uf toe whole
were of con- plcte accord that the
bii; go back q the board OF public
w,rks for the.L to sct On" cOncen-
SIC G. opinion 10 pr l.rt5 hold
RS cu the s;te.@ before definite
action upon the passage ar discard
ia ;h biz,
The ordinance apprOpriating So
COO 10 the school city for the use
OF the municipal recreation COM
mittee was tabled and new resO-
luton appropriating the same
amount for the same purpose ex-
cept that the money be given TO
miscellaneous fund of the finance
department viii be introduced at
the council meeting next Monday
night
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-05
JURORS IN DELIBER
OYER INNOCENCE OR
GUILT OF SCHULTZ

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE)
RESP onsible for the holdup OF the
Muessel brewery which resulted in
the death OF Henry Muessel and
Frank Chrobot The defense con-
tended that there were only two
men responsible for the crime. and
that these two men are Jack Wright.
who is now serving a life sentence.
and Charles Danruther. who is at
large.
The state contended that August
Schultz Is the third man responsible
for the murder Of the two men.
ImpassiOncd Address.
Mrs. August Schultz, wife OF the
defendant, appeared as a states wit
ness against her husband, and
did Mary Harker. her sister. The
defense attempted 20 tear down the
testimony Of the start witness for
the state by attacking in argument
their credibility
The arguments OF Mr.. Schwartz
for the state and W. A. McInerny
f1r the defense were impassioned
addresses to the jury. Both attor-
neys brought 20 bear all their force
Of argument and oratory in an ef-
fort 10 sway the Il men who are 70
decide whether August Schultz shall
go TO the electric chair or shall
spend the rest Of his life in prison
or shall go a free man.
Owing to the prominence Of the
Muessel family. the trial OF Schultz
has attracted wide attention
throughout the past week, and has
crowded the court room at every
session, even during the selection OF
the jury. which took but two days,
contrasted with over a week con-
sumed in the selection of the jury
at Laporte 10 try Jack Wright for
the same crime.
While several witnesses were
placed on the stand by the state,
the defense contented itself with
merely placing Schultz on the stand.
Members of the Muessel family as
well as employees of the former
brewery were examined by the state
i'm submitting it's case to the jury.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-05
Police Search For
Stolen Michigan Cars

The South Bend police have been
notified 10 watch for two automo-
biles said to have been stolen from
St. Joseph, Mich, and supposed to
be headed in this direction.
One is a Ford car, taken from that
place on Saturday night, carrying
Michigan license No. lis, SIS, engine
No. l759981. The car has a black
body and white wheels.
The other machine is a seven
passenger Studebaker, 1917 model,
with Michigan license No. 1861.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-05
NcCR.4Y Formally
NAMES ROBINSON
IS STATE AGENT

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONED
meets on Friday. Air. Robinson vas
expected 90 take the ONCE las. week
lgt SIR. Shelton's resignation vas
not submitted and acted upon as
soon as had been requested bv Oh q
governor. Mr.. Robinson now lives in
this city. but formerly made HE
home az Charlottesville. and was one
or the governors campaign manag-
ers during the campaign last year.
Mr.. L0ughry VIII succeed Frank
=. Lltschert a Muncie. former Sec
rotary 70 ex-Gov. Goodrich. as Sec
rotary Of the public service. He is
euga red In the grain milling bus.-
ness at Monticello and is a graduate,
~ Indiana university. Mr. Litsch ert
became secretary OF the commission
soon before the end OF the Goodrich
administration. and viii retire May
Z. 90 re-engage in newspaper work.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-05

working undee the present system.
would rather resign their places
than return to the old system
The speaker paid tribute 20 the
progressive spirit or South Bend,
complimenting particularly the wo-
men OF the city for their intereE
in civic matters. he said that the
business women could readily Gee
the advantages to the community
as a whole in having It's municipal
affairs administered in a business
like manner instead OF in a hap
hazard way.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-05
Suffers Broken Leg While
Unloading y agOn at Dump

James Reason, 40 years old. resid-
ing at 661 Crescent av suffered a
broken leg Monday afternoon while
unloading a wagon Of garbage at the
city dump.
Mr.. Reason. il is said. was on top
OF the vehicle when the team at
tached 10 the wagon gave sudden
iurch and as he fell his leg caught
between a wheel and the side OF the
vehicle.
The injured man was rushed inn
mediately TO s.. Joseph's hospital.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-05
DEATHS
MRS. PAULINE NYE.

Mrs. Pauline Nye. 113 Z. Pennsyl-
vania av., died shortly after mid
night Monday morning at the resi-
dence OF her daughter. Mrs. Carl
Wolf. living one mile west OF Tyner.
Ind. Death followed several months
illness with complications.
She was IS years old and was born
In Pennsylaviana June "a. 1914. She
had lived IN South Bend for a num-
Der OF years since her marriage 10
Valentine Nye, who survives.
Private funeral services will be
held Wednesday afternoon at 2
o'clock al the residence on Pennsyl-
vania Az. Burial viii be in Highland
cemetery.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-05
DRAWN OUT LAW SUIT
BROUGHT TO A CLOSE

SCRANTON, Pa, April 4.-The
long drawn out suit between Con-
gresham I. T. McFadden and John
SHELTON Williams. former comptrol-
Ter of the currency, ended here
Monday when Judge c. 3. Wilmer
I'm United States court dismissed the
suit brought against Williams by
the First National bank of Canton
in which the bank sought 10 enjoin
the comptroller from demanding al
legged unnecessary statements and
examinations.
Recently Williams was replaced
in office and Judge Wilmer holds
that since he is no longer comptrol-
Ter there is no need for an injunc-
ton.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-05
Climax of Party.
PoehLn1an WithdraiCS as
COnciImdnic Candidate

The first candidate to announce
his withdrawal from the race for
the May primaries is Leonard =.
Poehlman, 5N9 \. Hill Sc. who filed
his declaration for the Office Of coun-
Gilman at large on the democratic
ticket.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-05
Make Your Own
BUG KILLER
P. D. 0.

You can easily make az home q FUN
quart Of the strongest bug-dner for 35c.
enough TO XIII a million bedbuga, reaches
f1eas and ants. This recipe will not burn
rot or stain the clothing and is entirely
different from any other formula We
know Of. as this will kill the eggs.
Procure Of your druggist 9 35c package
Of (PeSky Devils QuietuGl p. D. Q. then
you will have the chemical made express
ly TO nd Hotels. Hospitals and dwellings
Of peSky bedbugs and other insects
Impossible for the pesky devils 70 ex-
tst with the proper use Of p. d. o.
Special Hospital size S2.5o-makes ave
gallOns-yOur druggist has it or be can
get it FOR you or sent prepaid either size
by tho Owl Chemical Co. Terre HAute,
Ind, upon receipt OF price Look for tho
devils head on every package
Sold by Red Cross Pharmacy
Mishawaka. American Drug Store
and Central Drug Store, South Bend
ADV
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-05

Firemen from station No. 4 were
called az 6.5i Monday morning 10
tie home OF Frank KIsh, 1929 W.
jefferson ST., where a blaze had
been discovered. Damage 20 the
contents or the house was estimated
40 $500 and az {25 30 the building
Ihe origin OF the fire is unknown.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-05

TO LATE TO CLASSIFY.
FORD-For sale; 1919 Ford roadster
with interchan Ccable truck roadster
body: Al condition. Call Mishawaka
1885 after 4 p. m.
80
YOUNG NEN-Three energetic. II TO
10. 20 tg1tel. high class advertising
proposition. Call after g and before
s See Mr.. Tracer Hotel Robertson.
SO
YOUNG NIEN-Two with cars 10 travel
in the country. II YOU want 10 make
real money see Mr.. kirwin, Hotel
jefferson
81
BOY AND GIRL-Wanted. over - 10
work az Diana. Good wages and short
hours Apply IN person.
WANTED, SALESNiANATo call on bar
hers and self shavers. Good prop
Osition fOr tight man with or without
capital cali az AS "a W. South st
South Bend.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-05
FREE
To Users of Jiffy-Jell

We viii buy the first package
OF Jify-Pie If you are a Jiffy-
Jell user. Present this coupon
10 your grocer and buy two
packages OF Jiffy-JelL
Then your grocer VIII give
you free one package OF Jiffy-
Pie. And We VIII ply him for
il. Do this now, f. this offer
is temporary. We buy only o1e
package for each home.
Buy ? packages of Ji6y-JeH Of
your grocer and ger one pack
age Of T6y-Pie free.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-05
EFFECTIVE SUNDAY.
OCTOBER IL. 1920.

zDaily except sunday.
]. s. -.-ORE. q. Z. & +. A. South
Benz. I'D.