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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-04
AWAIT INFORMATION
FROM MEXICAN TOWN

CHICAGO. Aug. 3-Ben Newark
Chicago investigator Of the states
attorneys Office. waited Wednesday
for further word from the Mexican
border concerning the movements OF
Warren c. Spurgin, fugitive presid-
ent OF the Michigan avenue trust
company bank. Within the last As
hours. Spurgin's tratl has become
hot and Mr. Newark Is confident
that reports received from Maria.
Tex. yesterday Will be followed soon
by a message telling OF the banL RS
II was learned Wednesday through
announcement by AIS. states Att
McShane. that the books = the trust
company had not been audited for
two years The law, McShane says,
requires an audit by the state bank
examiners office once year In
view OF this disclosure the states
attorneys ONCE has arranged for an
audit 10 ascertain when the bank
became insolvent and 10 determine
the connection Of all officers OF the
lank with conditions which led 20
the present situation.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-04
CLAIMS JAPAN WANTS
CONTROL OF HAWAII

WASHINGTCN Aug. prince
Kalanianole. Hawaiin representative
in congress. issued a statement We'd
nesday charging Japan with seeking
economic control OF the Hawaiian
Islands through the secret subscrip-
ton Of funds 20 combat the admis-
sion Of Chinese labor.
The control OF Hawaii has been
Japan's objective for many years
declared the prince. 1T is the key
10 the defense OF the mainland's
Pacific coast line"
The preponderance OF japanese
population that the laws Of the
United States allow 70 come TO Ha-
vail must be overcome. Congress
5 advised OF the situation. The
protlem must be solved"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-04
ADOPT CHANGE.
In FARM BILL.
AFTER BATTLE.
Senate Begins Work of Dispose
ing of Amendments to Pro-
posed Measure.
PARTY LINES
Lafollette and Ashurst Fight
for Direct Loans to Indi-
divual Producers.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 3.-Disposi-
ton Of amendments TO the agricul-
ture bill was begun by the senate
Wednesday by the vote on passage
OF the measure, which is framed by
the administration as a substitute
for the original Norris bill.
Two of a score Of pending amend
ments were adopted after a hard
fight. One offered by Sen. Smith,
democrat, South Carolina, would
authorize loans by the war finance
corporation to associations Of agri-
cultural producers. and the other,
offered by Sen Harrison. democrat.
Mississippi would authorize the cor
poration 10 take up S1OO,0O0.000 in
bonds OF the federal farm loan sys-
TEN.
Contest Amendment.
The Smith amendment was con-
tested hotly. Sens Harrison and
Williams. both democrats of Missis-
sippi; Lafollette. republican. Wis
consin, and Ashurst, democrat. Ari-
IONA, led the opposition and fought
lOI ulIGtl AOdio ~ AlAuAN Aludi DAO-
ducers. The amendment was adopt
ed. 43 10 p. with party lines divid-
ed. Sens. Smith. Lenroot. republi-
cans, Wisconsin; Smoot, republican,
Utah. and Simmons. democrat,
North Carolina. championed the
Smith amendment.
Sen. Smoot said individual loans
would require the war finance cor
poration TO have 100000 employees
for Investigations. That the direct.
individual loan plan was "imprac-
teal. unavoidable and preposterous."
was asserted by Sen. Simmons. Sen.
Lenroot said that the original Norris
bill did not contemplate direct loans
to individual farmers.
Attacks Measure.
That the amendment would get
the farmer out of the bill alto
gether," was asserted by Sen. Lafol-
lette, who said it would give benefits
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-04
OFFICERS CONFISCATE
TRAINLOAD OF BEER

ST. LOUIS. Mo, Aug. 3-Thirty
thousand bottles OF four percent
beer were confscated from an ILL
nois Central freight car here We'd
nesday afternoon and John Marlas
and Peter bellies OF West Frankfort.
III. were taken into custody by pro-
hibition enforcement officer Z. j.
Hoover. The beer was manufac-
tured in Murphysboro. Ill. Matlas
told Hoover. J. A. Jampkin. prom
inent West Franfort attorney. IS i'm
plicated in the staten2nt OF Matlas
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-04
MRS. HARRISON LANDS
ON SOIL OF GERMANY

BERLIN. Aug. 3-United States
Senator Joseph France and Mrs.
Marguerite Harrison Of Baltimore
arrived here Wednesday from Riga.
Mrs Harrison has been detained
in Russian prison for many months
but was recently released and arrived
in Riga from Russia last week. Her
release was effected through the ef-
forts of Sen. France while he was in
Moscow. The senator said that about
100000 persons are feeling the
effect OF the Russian famine which
was brought about by drouth which
ruined the crops The senator will
sail for New York August II. Mrs.
Harrison is at the Adlon Hotel.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-04
ALLEGED BOOTLEGGER
Is SLAIN BY POLICE

OAKLAND CITY, Ind Aug B.
FLOYD Reed. age "a years, was sho.
and killed az o'clock wednesday
afternoon at tn home OF Joseph
Johnson near Muren by Marshal
Putnam Richardson OF Winslow and
Deputy Samuel Hopkins OF Muren.
The two Officers had gone 20 ar
resi- johnson upon a charge OF wife
beating when Reed. who = said 70
have been a partner with Johnson
in bOotlegging, appearing around
Nhe corner Of the house with a shot
gun
He fred az the officers and then
drew a revolver. Richardson and
Hopkins both fired and Reed ran
100 Yards before falling. Johnson
esca ped and home brew was FOUND
In the home.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-04
TO DISCLOSE
new METHODS
FOR TAXATION
Sec'y Mellon Will Present Pro-
posed Program to Con-
gress Today.
DISCUSS RAIL FINANCE
Leaders Declare Congressman
Are Split on Total Amount
of Taxes Needed.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 5-Treasury
secretary Mellon Is 70 reappear
Thursday before the house ways and
means committee and is expected
70 present the revised copy Of his
memorandum containing possible
new secures OF taxation Committee
members had expected 10 receive
the copy wednesday. but after an
invitation was sent 10 the secretary
20 reappear. ne decided 20 print the
memorandum in person.
Chairman Fordney said Mr.. Mel
lon would be recalled 10 discuss rail-
road financing with which, four gov
eminent departments - the trea-
sury. war finance corporation, rail-
road administration and interstate
commerce commission - have 20 do.
II is expected. however, that the
secretary will be questioned about
some OF the revisions made in the
original memorandum presented on
Monday.
To Amend Measure
The nature Of the changes his not
been disclosed. but IL is understood
that some additions have been made
10 the o.ginal document following
conferences among treasury officials.
Chairman Fordney and ether
mem bers emphasized the magnitude
OF the task before the committee and
they say IL is proposed TO 60 very
carefully into all phases of tho sub
ject since the bill IS expected TO
stand for a number OF years. Rail-
road financing is only one Of g. list
OF subjects coming in for careful
study and after the majority nemb-
ers have agreed upon an apprCxim-
a,ely total OF the revenues needed
next year they still will have before
them the task OF reaching an chree-
ment as 20 what tax changes are TO
be made.
Ideas Differ.
Apparently the members now are
somewhat far apart as 20 the actua.
amount of taxes that IL will be neces-
sarv 10 raise. II has been estimated
that the present law Will yield ap-
proximately S3.7O0.0o0 this fiscal
year. but revisions suggested would
reduce this total All members OF
the committee are not yet satisfied
that this can be done with safety.
Since the treasury suggestions for
new taxes were presented on Mon
~Say. there has been evidence OF an
Increasing opposition 70 a repeal OF
the excess profits tax, but apparent
" those championing this change in
the law do not believe that this op-
position has reached such proper
tons as 10 threaten defeat OF the
plan.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-04
NEWSPAPER OFFICE
WRECKED BY RAIDERS

HONOLULU. Aug. 3.-The Office
OF the Pacific Times, a Korean ian
guage newspaper, was wrecked and
five Koreans injured Wednesday in
Two raids on the office. The disor-
der started IN an alteration between
the staff of the newspaper and a
group Of women who came 10 pro-
tst against an article they consiG-
cred an attack on the Korean Wom-
ems Benevolent society. They were
expelled from the office but later
their husbands took up the dispute
and a second disturbance ensued.
Twenty persons were arrested.
s. NJ. Ham, IS. manager OF the
Times. was the most seriously in
jured
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-04
STAGE BARRECUE.

SEYMOUR. Ind. Aug 3.-More
than 1900 persons attended a bar
becue which was held here Wednes-
day in connection with the opening
OF the Seymour Chautauqus. The
expenses were paid by business men.
4 pageant. in which 400 local per-
sons took part was staged tonight.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-04
TRANSPORT DOCKS

NEW YORK. Aug. 3.-Conveyins
the bodies OF 400 American SOL
diers who died on French battle
fields. the army transport CantiSny,
locked at Hoboken Wednesday Ne
mortal services for the dead will be
held at the pier Sunday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-04
Service !

The measure of service is
the good il brings TO others.
Read todays SUCCESS
POWER in the classified
section.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-04
THE WEATHER

INDIANA. LOWER MICHIGAN-Fa.r Thu
day and Friday; somewhat warmer Friday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-04
Reads Extracts.

Gov. Strong read extracts from an
official confidential report made 20
the board 10y him on the New York
banking system Il referred 20 AIr.
williams semi-onIcial reports as
ignorant and m misleading and ac-
cused him OF violations Of properly
and disioyalty % his associates
One New York bank. which IA
Williams said held sI3O. 100000 s.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-04

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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-16
Ne1O Treaty AnnnIS Former
Z RuSSO-PerSian Agreements

cause Of British encroachments on
Persians' rights.
II is a fact that Russo Persian
treaty not only represents a COM
plete understanding but is a unique
example OF the new era diplomacy
inaugurated by Russia and based
upon a sincere regard for the in
terests Of others. All the Clements
OF the old imperial diplomacy have
been excluded.
Russia Rcnounccs Grants.
Russia renounces all territorial
grants given by. Persia. Certain
towns and districts and islands in
the Caspian sea will be returned to
Persia. The frontier will be straight
ened. II is a remarkable feature
that Russia renounCes all the loans
due her from Persia The czarist
government by advancing loans 20
Persia managed TO keep Persia in
submission. These loans were so
large that the interest was more
than 100000 annually in gold and
Russia maintained the right to col
lect Persia's custom duties.
Russia used 70 maiitain a chain
Of banks in Persia to control Persian
economic life. BY the terms of the
treaty these banks become Persian
property"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-16

Rudinski into custody.
Sometime later. according to the
chain OF circumstances. an empty
still was planted under Mrs. Bruak's
house. the police were summoned
and she was arrested The suit was
ultimately dismissed. II was for
this case that Mrs Brusak retained
Atty. Samuel Feiwell 10 represent
her. putting up n cash bond Of 5000.
She later brought suit against the
attorney 20 recover a portion OF the
money alleged 10 have been put up
as bond.
Sue For SANDER.
In the meantime Victor Rudnicki
and Mary Rudnicki brought suit for
$4,000 damages against Mrs. Brusak
for SANDER. Mrs. Brusak Is alleged
90 have said that Rudnich had a
wife in Europe and that HIS wife had
a husband in the east.
Further Mrs. Brusak is suing her
husband for a divorce.
Rudnickis jail sentence was sus-
pended upon the plea OF the defen-
dant and substantiated by testimo ny
Of physicians that his health was
bad and that close confinement
would destroy his strength.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-16

Copyright. 1921, by international
News Service)
MOSCOW. BY Wireless to Berlin,
Feb. 15.-After a long series OF con-
ferences between Machaver FL Mem
elek. Persian minister pleniDotenti-
AIRY and ambassador extraordinary.
to the foreign department Of the
soviet government. a treaty has been
drawn up between Persia and Rus
eia. The Persian ambassador was
given full authority by his govern
ment 20 sign II. The chief terms Of
the treaty may be grouped as fol-
lows:
q 1t snnuls all former Russo-Per-
Sian agreements and the famous
Anglo-Russian treaty which divided
Persia into two zones OF influence
for exploitation by British and Rus
sian financial interests:
-. Russia renounces all territory that
the old imperial Russian goverpmen
took from Persia;
RellnqHishcs Loan.
4, Russia voluntarily relinquishes all
the loans due her from Persia
debts so large that the annual in
terest amounted to more than So
100000 In gold:
Russia annuls the old imperial
prohibition against a Persian fleet
in the Caspian sea:
Cancellation Of all the old COM
mercial concessions taken from Per-
STA by Czarist Russia.
Russia offers 70 compensate Per-
sia for damage done by the Red
army which occupied Enzeli and
Isesht last May.
Lev Michaeliovitch karakhan as
sistant peoples cOmmissar for for
eign affairs in charge OF the depart
ment OF the east. gave the following
statement on the Russo Persia stu
alton:
The British have tried to stimu-
late crisis every time Russia has
made a move towards Persia be
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-16
SOUNDS WARNING
TO ALL MECHANICS

plexion. under weight and other
symptoms are frequently due TO
feeble or slow digestion. or TO habit
ual constipation. When such is the
case, Pepgen seldom fails 10 relieve.
In other cities. too, people are just
as enthusiastic about Pepgen as they
are in this city. Louisville. Ky, has
a population of nearly 100000 peo-
pie, and a large percentage Of them
are taking Pepgen.
c. +. Ferguson is a mechanic at
the l.. &. y. railroad shops. He lives
at 1885 Story Ave, Louisville. His
experience is but repetition Of the
experiences Of thousands in that
city. His wife tells the following:
my husband is very enthusiastic
about Pepgen and he has reason to
be- says Mrs. Ferguson.
He had stomach trouble for
about five years. He frequently had
attacks of indigestion. He had ter
rible headaches almost every day for
about a year.
He complained Of suffering with
pains in the back Of his head and
neck
lit was necessary for him 70 be
cautious about what he ate, and
some foods had a very bad effect on
him. For instance. If he ate cab
bage. leans, turnips or foods of that
sort, he would be affected by blOat-
ing and ne would be in misery.
I'VE read in the local newspapers
Of the people who had been helped
so much by Pepgen when their
symptoms were like those of my hus-
band Ny husband tried it.
'Pepge1 had a beneficial effect
upon him Immediately. His head
aches stopped shortly after he be-
gan taking PePgen. His indigestion
has been wholly relieved His ap-
petite has increased and he now eats
beans cabbage, and other foods Of
that description. He has gained
over 10 pounds. My husband says
he is entirely relieved of indiges-
ton.
we think the results have been
wonderful, and we do not hesitate 70
recommend this medicine 10 suffer
ers."
Those who wish to try Pepgen
may obtain IL from any 6rst-cIass
druggist anywhere. ADV.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-16
Ne7C Link in Chain of Suits
>SaUeS RudniCki Term in Jail

Victor Rudnicki convicted In city
court OF the unlawful manufacture
"a liquor and fined 800 and costs
and sentenced 10 serve so days in
the county jail with the fine sus-
pended. had his sentence reversed
IN the circuit court Rudnicki upon
the recommendation Of the pros
eoutor had the jail sentence sus-
nfnded but must pay the fine and
costs.
HF Behind the appeal and reversal Of
sentence lie "A number OF suits aris-
ing out OF the case. The chain OF
litigation which developed harks
back TO the time when Rudnicki was
hrst arrested and brought 20 trial
IN city court. Several days proceed
ing Rudnicki's arrest. the police APP
pretended a number Of men playing
yards and booked them on charge
Of gambling These men were board
ers at the home Of Mrs. Stella Brus-
Ak who lives on s. Scott ST.. within a
Jew doors OF RudnlckL
Mrs. BrusaN is reported 10 have
gone 20 the police and tried 20 rep
rimand shem for arresting men
playing cards when one Of her
neighbors was manufacturing liquor.
The police used her tip and brought
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-16
a Technical Error
By o. Henry

ped hair. and the blackboard with
the prancing nags. were gone.
II is a monotonous story. that Of
the ride: 50 II shall be curtaiied.
Once again we overlook them on a
road. We were about so yards be-
hind. They turned in the blackboard
and locked at US; then drove on
without whipping up their horses.
Their safety no longer lay IN speed.
Ben Tatum knew. he knew that
the only rock of safety left TO him
was the code. There is doubt that
had he teen alone. the matter would
have been settled quickly with sam
Durkee in the usual way; but he
had something at his side that kept
still the tigger-hnger Of both. 1t
seemed likely that he was no cow
ard.
So. you may perceive that woman,
on occasions, may postpone instead
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-16

arm and pumped six bullets into the
body that. the Srown dress covered
the brown dress with the lace collar
and cuffs and the accordian-plaited
skirt.
The young person in the dark
sack suit. from whose head and
from whose life a woman's glory
had been CLIPPED. laid her head on
her arms stretched upon the table;
while people came running TO raise
Ben Tatum from the floor I'm his
fe minine masquerade that had given
sam the. oppt rtunity 30 set aside.
technically, the Obligations or. the
code.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-16

When a mechanics system goes on
a strike" IL is a well-knOwn fact
that ne gets his knocks" The car
penter feels bored" the plumber
has stiff joints" the mason thinks
he has a brick" In his stomach, a
stove man declares his intestineS are
ION fire" an engineer loses steam
and a conductor dislikes his daily
fare"
In hundreds of homes right here
in the city Of South Bend are me-
chanics and mechanics wives who
praise Pepgen because Pepgen has
broken their physical strikes
Pepgen is composed of roots and
barks welii known for their tonic,
laxative and appetiZing properties.
Sick headaches, nervousness, sleep
lessness, dizzy spells, sallOw COM
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-16

CONTINUED FROM PAGE g.
does" be said. HE knows. Mr..
TenJcrfoot. there's a rule out here
among white men In the Nation
that ycI can't shoot "A man when
he's with a woman. never knew
81 20 be broke yet You can't do II.
You've got 10 get him In a gang OF
men or BY himself. That's why. lie
knows II. too. We all know. So,
that's Mr.. Bed Tatum. one OF the
pretty men. III cut him out OF
the herd before they leave this hotel
and regulate his account"
After supper the flying pair dis
appeared quickly. Although sam
haunted lobby and stairway and
halls half the night. in some
mysterious way the fugitives eIuded
him; and IN the morning the yelled
lady in the brown dress with the
accOrdion-plaited skirt and the dap
per young man with the close clip
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-16

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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-16
RUB RHEUMATISM
PAIN FROM SORE,
ACHING JOINTS
Rsrb Pain Away Win = SFS.ail Trial
Bottle az Old "St- Jacobs OIL"

What's rheumatism Pain only.
Stop dfugEing, Not. one case in
50 requires internal treatment Rub
soothing, penetrating st. Jacobs
OH directly upon the tender spot"
and relief comes instantly. ''Bt
Jacobs Oil' is a harmless rheums
usm and sciatiCa liniment. wfric
ever dissppoints and connot burn the
skin. e..
Timber up Quit complaints ing
Oct "a small trial bottle from your
druggist. and IN just q moment your
be free from rheumatism and sciatic
pain. soreness. stiffness and swelling.
Don't suffer! R9nef awaits you. Old.
honest =. Jacobs or has cured
millions OF rheumatism sufferers IN
the last half century. and - just as
good for sciatiCa. neuralgia lufnba-
go. backache. sprains and sWeihnEs.
Adv.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-16
KILLS ONE, WOUNDS
TWO, ENDS OWN LIFE

BY international News Service:
SAN FRANCISCO, Calf, Feb. Is.
-Myron Black. 80, early today shot
and killed Raymond Buss. a room
or I'm his hOne, fatally wounded his
daughter. Ellen. six. and seriously
wounded his four months-Old baby
daughter. Black then turned the
CUR on himself and died instantly.
Mrs Black, who declares that ner
husbands jealousy caused the traE-
edy, was uncalled for
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-16
Does Back Ache?

A weak and painful back says
your system needs Cleaning. Flush
your Kidneys and bowels with
Kirn's Kidney Tea 10 get rid OF
headache. constipation, rheumatic
pain. bloated feet or legs. chronic
colds. Sold more than 40 years BY
druggists. Get a soc pkg. today.
y. w. Brant Co, Albion. Mich.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-16

Five miles farther. We came upon
the future great western city OF
Chandler. The horses Of pursuers
and pursued were starved and weary.
There was one hotel that offered
danger 10 man and entertainment
10 beast: so the four OF US met again
in the dining-reom at the ringing OF
a bell so resonant and large that Il
had cracked the welkih long ago.
The dining rom was not as large
as the one at Guthrie.
Just az we were eating apple pie
how Ben Davises and tragedy inn
pigne upon zach other,-I noticed
Sam looking with keen intentness at
our quarry where they were seated
at a table across the room. The girl
still wore the brown dress. with lace
collar and cuffs. and the veil drawn
down to- her nose. The man bent
over his plate. with his close crop
ped head held low.
There's \ code" I heard Sam
say. either 70 me or 10 himself,
that won't let you shoot a man in
the company OF a woman. but. by
thunder. there amt one 20 keep you
from killing a woman in the COM
pany OF q mani"
And. quicker than my mind could
follow his argument, he whipped a
Colts automatic from under his left
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-16

OF precepitaung conflict between
man and man. But not willingly or
consciously. She is oblivious of
codes.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-16

Buy that farm this sprihg and
have Il ready to produce for YOU
next summer.