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, 1922-05-03
Miss Stirling
Out for Titles

ATLANTA, Ca, May 3.-Miss
Alexa Stirling. former national yom-
an golf champion viii enter both the
American national championship and
the Canadian championship tourna-
ments this hummer, It was stated to-
day
, 1922-05-03
Mdthey Enters
Brussels Play

BRUSSELS. May a-Dean Mathey,
Of Now York. has entered for tho In
ternhtlonal hard court tennis cham
plonships. to be held hero May - to
n. He win play in the mixed doubles
with Miss Elizabeth Ryan OF Call
fOrnia.
It is understood that Nile Suzanne
Lenglen Will play In h mixed doubles
with Manuel Alonzo of Spain
, 1922-05-03
Layton Wins at
Three Cushions

SEpALIA, Mo, May s.@ohnuy
layton. worlds champion t~hreo-cush.
ion billiard player, defeated Charles
Mccourt, Pittsburgh, challenger. in
tho second block or their $50 point
game, 60 70 90.
, 1922-05-03
-NATR0NA HIGH ATHLETES PICKED
FOR STATE CONTEST At DOUGLAS
Tyouts of This Week Determine Full Quota Who
wa Wear Casper Colors Friday IN State
Far Town; Only One Event IN Doubt

Tryouts for track to enter the central Wyoming meet ct
Douglas May 5 have been taking place during the last two
days Casper will enter its full quota of men. The lucky
sre Scott (captain), Blodgett, Groves, Craig, Rugg,
Baker, Davis, Barger, Haggard, and one of the following
three: Chvady, Mcclure and Smith. Mcclure is the likely
, 1922-05-03
and F0NTANA TO
in LEGION BATTLE This week

Arrangements have been finally completed for the Ameri-
can Legion sport card and smoker which will be staged at
the Iris theater Friday night. The threeevent bill is con-
fined mostly to bouts between scrappy little men who are on
for their battles after weeks of training.
The main event will see Luxon Dunbar and Young Eon-
, 1922-05-03

Ieweiry ana wEtcn repairing By j.
pert workmen. All work guaranteed
Camper Jewelry Mfg. Co. O.-S Bldg.
asa
, 1922-05-03
Last Scores
Tuesday FINALS
National League.

National League.
New York s, Boston 3.
Pittsburgh 2, Cincinnati 0.
American League.
Washington 2, Philadelphia IL
Boston s, New York IL.
Cleveland 10, Chicago 6.
St Louis I. Detroit s.
, 1922-05-03
Today's Games

Natsonal LAagua
Chicago at Pittsburgh
Cincinnati at St Louis
American League.
Cleveland at Chicago.
Washington at Boston.
New York at Philadelphia
Boston at New York
st Louis at Detroit
, 1922-05-03

BATTLERs DRAW.
Ell DORADO. May s.-Frankie
Tucker, Los Angeles lightweight and
Young LEONARD, New Orleans, boxed
ten rounds to a draw:
, 1922-05-03

E cIouuns hlsfory made In
.tionh league by Shugart,
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-05-06
like Jumps of lead, and

like Jumps of lead, and you have
singing pains in the back or the
urine is cloudy, full of sediment, or
the bladder is irritable, obliging you
to seek relief during the night; when
you have severe headaches, nervous
and dizzy spells, sleeplessness, acid
tomach or rheumatism in bad weather
get from your pharmacist about four
ounces of Jad Salts; take table
spoonful in glass Of water before
breakfast each morning and in a few
days your kidneys will act fine. This
famous salts is made from the acid of
grapes and lemon juice, combined
with lithia, and has been used for
generations to flush and stimulate
clogged kidneys, to neutralize the
acids in urine SO it is no longer
source of irritation, thus ending urin-
airy and bladder disorders.
Jad Salts is inexpensive and can
not injure; makes delightful effer-
vescent lithia-water drink, and no
body can make a mistake by taking
little occasionally to keep thes kid
neys clean and active.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-05-06
GRIIFFITH'S aWAY
DOWN EAST" COMING

D. w. Griffith's perturbation of
Way Down East, based on the
stage play by Lottie Blair Parker,
which for the past twenty-five years
was one of the rural classics of the
American theater, will be presented at
the Kenworthy Theater on Monday
for two days with the following cast:
Lillian Gish, Richard Bartholemess,
Mary Hay. Burr Mcintosh, Lowell
Sherman, Creighton Hale, Mrs. Nor
gan Belmont, Kate Bruce, Edgar Nell
son, George Neville. Viva Ogden. Por-'
ter Strong, Josephine Bernard, Mrs.
David Landau, Patricia Fruen, Flor
ence Short. Emily Fitzroy and Myrtle
Sutch.
Mr.. Griffith's production of Way
Down East" represent ten months
work of the most exacting character,
for in his screen version of the story
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-05-06

is certainly the ideal person to por-
tray the little orphan English girl and
in her hoop skirts and pantalettes
and poke bonnet and shawl she Gre
ates figures that pulls at your heart
strings. The art and deft hand of
Hugo Balm have brought many little
human touches to the picture and it
abounds in humor and effective path
os.
Later, as the grown-up Jane, who
takes the part of the governess in the
English manor house, Mabel Ballin
again makes a most appealing char
acterization, and her scenes with
Norman Trevor, the fascinating and
puzzling Englishman. develop story
that is calculated to please old and
new patrons of the screen.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-05-06
MEAT INJURIOUS
TO THE KIDNEYS
Take Tablespoonful of Salts If
Back Hurts or Bladder

We are nation of meat eaters and
our blood is filled with uric acid, says
a well-known authority, who warns
us to be constantly on our guard
against kidney trouble
The kidneys do their utmost to free
the blood of this irritating acid, but
become weak from overwork; they
get sluggish; the eliminative tissues
clog and thus the waste is retained in
the blood to poison the entire system.
When your kidneys ache and feel
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-05-06


ne has endeavored to follow closely
the narrative of the stage play, with
here and there DEPRESSION for the
purpose of dramatic value or elabor-
alton.
way Down East is the biggest
production Mr.. Griffith has made.
Several Griffith innovations are
promised, including a thrilling snow
storm and a, genuine New England ice
break on the river.
Following the premiere perform
ance, the production will be offered
daily matinee and evening.
JANE EYRE TO THE LIFE
IN NEW FILM
Mabel Balm. in the newest Hold
klnson release Jane Eyre which
opens Monday at the Liberty theater,
South Bend news-times., 1922-10-21
INSTITUTION FOR
MORONS ISLIKELY
Government Plans to Aid Men
tally Deficient Persons, De-
clares Daugherty.

CHICAGO, oct. 2o.-CBy I. y. -
"A giant institution at Camp
Grant near Rockford H., for the
salvation and Industrial education
of morons and mentally deficient
persons. is planned by the United
states government, Atty. Harry NJ
Daugherty revealed here today.
Those sentenced TO prison are
frequently mentally deficient. the
attorney general pointed out. and
these persons viii receive the gov
ernment's care and attention.
There are a lot OF young fellows
frs, offenders who ought 20 b
taken out of prison" said Daugher-
ty They simply got a bad start.
They are not criminals at heart and
20 per cent OF them can be saved.
The government Is planning now
10 build a great indus. rial camp for
the housing and salvation OF these
unfortunates. They will be taught
trades so that they Will be able 20
go 20 work when they are liberated.
The plans have already been
drawn. MS now a question OF vot-
ing the necessary appropriations
We, the secretary OF war and my
self. have decided on q portion OF
Camp Grant for the proposed irsti-
tuition"
South Bend news-times., 1922-10-21

Lions oar And
Frig hten Folks
At New B uffaLo
Territory 80 Miles From South
Bend Is Secured for Re
ported Beasts.

LAPORTE, Ind. oct. 20.-Posses
or farmers heavily armed today
secured the country around New
Buffalo Mich, i miles north OF
this city, IN an effort 10 run down
and KIN two lions which are re-
ported to have been seen IN that
neighborhood. The first repor,
reached the BerrIen county officials
Tuesday when Mrs. Bruce Glossin-
ger. residing near New Buffalo.
was startled by the roaring OF a
beast IN her COW pasture. Rushing
from her home. Mrs. GIossinger saw
one OF her COWS which had broken
Its rope running across the field,
while down IN a ravine but a few
rods from the house stood the lion.
Deputy Sheriff Moreley was mott
fled but on investigation decided
that the animal was a huge heavy
named dog. Little attention was
paid TO the rumor until a second re-
port was made.
Shortly after noon an employe OF
the Lakeside vineyard was plowing
a strip of land when his horses be
came unmanageable and ran away
dragging the plow with them. Look
ing across the field to a low hill the
plOwman saw two lions standing
watching him. It was thought pos
sible they are two Of the lions which
IL IS reported escaped captivity at
Aurora, Ill, some weeks ago.
South Bend news-times., 1922-10-21
STABS BARTENDER
TWICE AFTER ROW
Unknown AssaiIant, WELDING
Knife, Seriously Injuries
John Bolka.

John Bolka. bartender in a
soft drink parlor at 7O2 5. Chaplin
81. Is in a serious condition AT s..
Joseph hospital as the result Of two
knife wounds inflicted by one OK
four strangers who entered his place
OF business about 10 o'clock las:
night. Earlier in The evening. Boil
ka was struck with a beer bottle,
hurled by an ex-policeman. he said,
infliCting a cut on the back OF his
head which required two stitches 20
close.
~ According 10 Bolka's story 70 the
pOlSOe last night. the four men en-
tered his place and started for the
floor above. When Bolka asked
them what their bus. ness was, an
argument ensued The stranger.
Bolka charges. asked him 20 come
GU; from behind the bar and he
would tel Bolka what he wanted.
When the bartender stepped from
behind the bar. the stranger Is seid
20 have stabbed him twice with a
knife
Bolka was removed 10 ST. Joseph
hospital, where Il was learned that
he had two serious stab wounds on
each side or his stomach. DR.. Ed
gar r. Myers was called 10 attend
the injured man and ordered him 20
be operated upon. At q late hour
last night Bolka's condition had not
changed
South Bend news-times., 1922-10-21
British VIII Ratify Irish
Pact In Spite of Politics
News Times Photo

Lament. Either plan viii be prac-
ticable. the only point being that
ratification OF the Irish treaty must
be effected before Dec. 6. Which
ever course is adopted, Irish legis-
lation IS quite safe from any at
tempt TO Illustrate an Irish settle
ment.
Mr.. Lloyd George in a message
sent to William Cosgrave, president
of the Dali Eireann, has removed
any fear of opposition from him in
his new position as leader of the op-
position in parliament The Mar
duis Of Salisbury, on behalf of the
die hards" has made a similar
ptOmise so there is no party in the
house Of commons that is likely TO
offer any hindrance TO the carrying
Of the Irish treaty into effect
The retiring premier left today FOR
Leeds with his sword In his hand,
as he asserted in a short address at
the s.. Pancras station prior 10 his
departure. Although he delivered
five addresses from the rear OF his
car on the way TO LEEDS he has left
until tomorrow's speech IN Leeds
Continued on Page Two)
South Bend news-times., 1922-10-21
INDIANA TEACHERS
NAME OFFICIALS
Former South Bend Man and
Gary Woman Members of
Executive Committee.

INDIANAPOLIS Ind. oct. 20
(By a P.)-Miss Elsa Huebuer OF
Indianapolis. was elected president
or the Indiana state Teachers asso-
citation at the business session OF the
convention this afternoon. Her name
was submitted to the convention BY
the nominating committee. which
was elected by the teachers Friday
Afternoon
other officers elected were Miss
Lulu Robinson OF Evansville. record
ing secretary; Donald Dushane. Col
umbus formerly OF South Bend and
Miss Nerna Hoke Gary members
at-large of the executive committee.
These also were recommended By the
nominating committee Vive-presi-
dents were elected by the teachers
meeting by congressional districts
Thursday afternoon.
Miss Huebaer has been IN the Ind
.anai Oils schools FOR a number OF
years. She was secretary 10 the s1l-
perintendent when Calvin Kendall
was superintendent OF schools. For
the last few years she has been presi-
o. OF the Indianapolis Federation
OF Public school Teachers Mr.. Du-
shane was president OF the assOcla-
tion last year and he is superinten-
dent OF the school OF Columbus. Ind
Il IS said that both Mr. Dushane
and Miss Huebuer opposed the adop-
tion of a new constitution by which
the business Of the association would
have been transacted by a represen-
tative body and not by a general
meeting Of the association.
South Bend news-times., 1922-10-21
j. S. WILL ACT ON
CHICAGO INQUIRY
Department of Justice to Press
Charges of IEregularity,
Says Daugherty.

WASHINGTON. D. c., Oct. 20
Definite and positive action. VIII
be taken by the department OF Just
ice. It was announced omcially to-
day upon the report o. special in
vestigators as 20 alleged Irregular
ity IN the conduct OF the Office Of
the United States district attorney
al Chicago as soon as Atty. Gen.
Daugherty has had opportunity 70
confer with officials who made the
inquiry.
In the absence or Mr.. DauEherty
who IS en~oute 70 Ohio in cOnnec-
.tion with a ampaign-speaking en-
gagement. officials Of the department.
would not make pubac the text OF
the report. nor would they comment
on the findings. Il was thought Mr.
Daugherty would stop over "a Chi
cago IN connection with the case be-
fore he returned 70 Washington.
The investigation into the Chicago
office was begun about eight months
ago following charges made by John
Y. Clinnin, former assistant United
States attorney there. The announce
ment from the department Of just
ice today said that because OF the
Infinite detail and other data re-
lAting 10 the investigation" Mr..
Daugherty felt no purpose could Be
accomplished BY preoipiIate or hasry
action.
Definite and positive action VIII
be taken. however" the statement
added. when the facts have been
properly collated"
South Bend news-times., 1922-10-21
j. S. TO WITHDRAW
FROM SAN DOMINGO
Provisional vernmen
Agrees to Executive Order
of Administration.

WASHINGTON. oct. 2O-(By A.
P.)-The state department made
public today plans for the evacUa-
ton Of the Dominican republic by
American military forces and an
nounced that a proclamation had
been formally agreed to by which a
provisional government would be es-
tablished
According TO the terms Of the
proclamation, which has Just been
issued at san Domingo by Rear Ad
miral Samuel :. Robinson. military
governor Of the republic. the with
drawal OF American marines Will
begin rs soon as the provisional
president has ratified the executive
orders and laws Of the American
administration in the island
The announcement said the pro-
visional government would be head
ed by senor Juan 'Batista Vicini-
Burgos and cabinet officers selected
IN accordance with the plan OF eva
cuation.
Il was specifically provided that
Pres't Burgos. in taking the oath of
office, would bind himself 10 enforce
the plan OF evacuation agreed upon,
abide by the regulations and con-
ditions placed upon the exercise Of
the provisional government by the
commission which agreed 70 the plan
OF evacuation and do al IN his power
70 further he reesta ablishment OF
constitutional normanty and the
restoration OF constitutional gov
eminent
Text OF Proclamation.
The proclamation follows IN part:
Now. therefore. I. Samuel 8. Rob-
inson. rear admiral. United States
Navy military governor OF the Dom
inlcan rspu bic. acting under the
(Continued on Page Two)
South Bend news-times., 1922-10-21
General Election Likely When
King George Dissolves
Parliament.

LONDON, Oct 2O-(By A. P)-
In the still highly speculative situa-
ton tonight only two facts stood
out as defined-that there will be
almost Immediately a general cleo
tion and that parliamentary ratifi-
cation of the Irish constitution IS
safely assured.
Andrew BOnar Law. who is TO
lead the new government which
VIII take the place of that Of David
Lloyd George, in a message to an
evening newspaper confirmed his in
tentiOn to advise King George 70 i'm
mediately dissolve parliament and
added this fact would give ample
time to deal with IRISH legislation
He did not indicate. however. whetb-
er the present parliament would re-
assemble according 10 schedule q
Nov. IA 10 deal with the Irish ques-
tion. or whether general elections
would be held Immediately and the
Irish legislation left 20 the new par
South Bend news-times., 1922-10-21
8 MINERS DEAD,
AND 4 HURT IN
GAS EXPLOSION
Progressive Coal Co.'S Mine
No. ii Is Wrecked at Me-
Curtain, Oklahoma.
BLAST CAUSE UNKNOWN
One Missing - State and Fed
eral Prob e Are to Be
Launched Immediately.

McCURTAIN, Okla. oct. 90
CBy a. P.)-with eight known dead
and one additional miner missing as
the result Of a gus explosion which
wrecked mine No. IL OF the Progress
sive Coal company near here today.
steps were under way tonight by
federal and state officials for a thor
Ough investigation Of the cause OF
the blast.
The dead: F. E. Seaton. president
Of the company; A. c. Greenwald.
John Sanders. W. A Taylor. Walter
Brasher, Bob Edwards, Mark
Krause, A. 7. Ervine.
Missing are: Burl Sprouse. In
Jured: Claude Everett. Henry War
ner, Joe Pennington, Roy Caldwell
Everett Is believed to be fatally
injured.
Preliminary Investigation had not
shown the cause of the explosion
but il Is believed that q shot fired by
one OF the 13 mon in the mine to
loosen the coal caused the blast.
Another explanation given by the
survivors is that the gas became ig-
nited from a lamp worn by Everett
SeatOn, fire boss OF the mine, who
was killed by the explosion.
Burl SprOuse, a miner believed 10
have been in the mine at the time Of
the explosion, IS missing and search
for his body was being continued
tonight.
May Bring Total TO Nine.
Those rescued assert that Sprouse
was in the mine at the time Of the
explosion.
II Sprouse's body is recovered. Il
Will bring the death list to nine, as
company officials and miners declare
there is no possible chance for him
TO have escaped. The last six vic
TINS were found dead several hours
after the blast. as they We're deeper
In the slope. II Is said that Sprouse.
lf he was IN the mine, must have
been at the far end Of the slope and
had passed the fire boss in making
his early morning round.
Rescue squads reached the en-
tombed men shortly after the blast
as the mine IS shallow.
When first reports Of the disaster
reached McCurtain and surrounding
territory hundreds of persons rushed
20 the scene and assisted in the
work OF rescue After hurriedly
digging into the slope the squads OF
miners and volunteers brought out
the bodies Of two wOrkmen. Four
men entombed were found still alive.
They were given first aid and rushed
TO a hospital. Six other bodies were
recovered four hours later.
No Fire Follows Blast.
The wrecked mine was a slope,
built through an abandoned strip
pit in which coal was found about
500 feet from the opening. Tho
explosion tore down the interior for
a distance Of nearly 100 yards. Fire
did not follDw the blast
All OF the injured are suffering
Continued on Page Two)
South Bend news-times., 1922-10-21
MELLON IN REPLY
TO FREAR'S NOTE
Tells Wisconsin Congressman
That Revenue Law Inap-
plicable TO Melons.

WASHINGTON. oct 20.--A p
-Secy Mellon, replying tonight TO
a letter from Rep. Frear. Wiscon-
sin. republican member OF the
house WAYS and means committee,
declared there had been and will
be no laxity on the part OF the
treasury IN invoking section 22O OF
the last revenue act, which Mr
Frear described as providing meth
ods "fo- reaching holders or sur
plus stock when held for the puT-
pose Of evading taxation"
Mr.. Frear referred in his letter
70 reports that the Standard oil
company OF New Jersey would issue
q 400 per cent stock dividend and
announced his intention OF leading
a fight 70 make income tax returns
public IN order. as he said, 20 close
up escape sluice ways
Mr.. MeRon declared. however.
with particular reference 70 the
company mentioned BY Mr.. Fresr.
that section 22O had no relation 20
such dividend declarations Hs
added that "E would seem that
Mr.. Frear was under a misapprs-
hension concerning the situation as
TO this so-called stock dividend"
'In the case OF this company
standard oil company OF New
Jersey " the letter continued. "the
commi isisoner OF internal revenue
found no evidence OF the sccumu-
lation OF surplus beyond the rea-
sonable needs OF the business.
The treasury secretary also stated
81 - not practical in any active
business" 20 divide al the net earn
ings among the stockholders. II
part OF the earnings were not put
back IN the business. he declared.
there would be no industrial growth.
South Bend news-times., 1922-10-21
MICHIGAN CITIANS
GIVE MISS O'KEEFE
HEARTY GREETING
Hundreds Hear Address by
Woman Candidate in OPP
ponent's Home.

MICHIGAN CITY, Oct 2O.-AIiss
Esther O'Keefe, democratic candi-
date for representative in congress
from the 18th district, was greeted
by an enthusiastic audience of 600
persons when she appeared here on
Friday night 10 present her claims
fo- the suffrage Of the voters OF
this community. Frequent applause
followed her statements Of the
principles which she supports and
her declaration Of confidence that
she would be elected.
My faith in the masses OF peo-
pie in this district remains un-
wavering." declared Miss O'Keefe.
Il know, 7 feel certain that my
cause and tho principles which 7
represent can stand unsupported by
the dollars Of corporate wealth and
special privilege that are being used
by my opponents hackers. [ feel
sure that shall triumph IN my
cause"
Miss O'Keefe attacked the posi-
ton Of her opponent, Congressman
A. J. Hickey. in supporting the ad-
ministrauOn's tax measures, which
she declared placed a heavy burden
on the man Of average means while
lessening the obligation OF the man
Of wealth. She recommended that
persons whose incomes exceeded
$500, 900 annually actively support
the present incumbent but advised
those whose annual incomes were
less than that amount 10 support
her IN her efforts TO bring about a
more equal distribution OF the tax
burden.
The meeting here was held under
the auspices OF the local democratic
organization and was presided over
by Lewis Cunkle. Several OF the
local dem OCratic candidates we're
present..
South Bend news-times., 1922-10-21
LEGION MEETING
COMES TO CLOSE
WITH BALLOTING
Name Alvin Owsiey of Texas
a Commander to Succeed
HanfOrd MacNider.
SESSION IS UPROARIOUS
Reaffirms Position on Bonus
and Criticises Gen. Sawyer
During Business.

NEW ORLEANS. La. Oct. &C.
CBy A. P.)-The American Legion
wound up a fve-day convention here
today. unanimously elected Alvin NJ.
Owsley Of Texas .as its national COM
1aander 20 succeed Hanford Mac
NIder OF Iowa. VINO has served for
tle past year. and heard a plea for
international action which according
10 It's sponsors the wounded men Of
the inter-aIlied veterans federation,
would bring about world peace.
Then after the election of vice.
commander and national chaplain,
the convention was adjourned and
men and women trudged YEARLY out
Of the big convention hall and be-
san making their way TO railroad
stations 10 catch trains back TO their
home communities
Five national ce-cOmmanders
were elected as follows:
Edward J Barrett. Sheboygan,
wis, Robert S. Blood. Concord, n.
I.Childes T. Plumer. Casper. Wyoi
TarI Cook. Macoon. Ca; Watson r.
Miller. Washington. ID. c.
Father william y. O'ConnOr of
Chic. was elected national Champlain
by a vote Of ia TO 314 over the Rev
Ezra Clemons. of Minnesota, VINO
at once moved tha the vote be made
unanimous.
Il was the legion's greatest con-
vention. everybody said. and the one
which had accomplished most.
After stormy sessions the legion
reafirmed its position as to the So
called soldiers bonus. adjusted COM
pensaion" is the term the legion
Inaires prefer - criticized severely
Erig. Gen. Charles r. Sawyer. per-
fonal physician TO the president, and
Co-ordinatOr Of the federal hospital
zatlon board tabled resolutions deal
ing with the VolsJead act. the Ku
klux Klan and various minor issues.
t. was averred again that its first
intent was proper care of the dis
q bled OF the war
A Noisy Convention.
The convention was attended by
the noise. excitement and emotional
outbursJs which those who have at
tended similar gatherings in the past
have learned 20 expect.
But. all In ALL the ''buddies' had
q wonderfully good time, and feel
that they accomplished much. Next
years convention VIII be held I'm san
Francisco.