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South Bend news-times., 1922-09-13
(By Legion Membcr)

Comrades Attention! Sound off!
Tonights the night. The Chamber
of Commerce Is the place. The hour,
-eight-eighti
No speakers this time but lot
of business IN which you. and You
and YOU are vitality interested
Who's going to Terre Haute. an
what are they 10 do there?
Who's going to New Orleans?
Memories OF Kansas City are
causing much calculation on the
part OF Legionaires The South
claims +. can go the West at least
a dozen better and the HOOsier state
has Joined some forty six other
states f.. adopting for its motto the
show me" slogan Of Missouri.
Klockow will lead the bunch
south Special train from Indian
apolis Special stops, special pro-
grams, special everything,-and
dirt cheap!
FOR fall workouts. Chaplain White
ia shaking a wicked ceremony.
Deak Keltner has the books in
shape for some heavy work.
The auxiliary has so far out-dis-
| tanced the post in activities that
/ several mo.hers and sons and hus-
bands and wives aren't on speaking
/ terms.
Old Col. Nobel at Culver. district
commander, has pair Of Type
E's focused on South Bend this fall
| Claude Gregg, state chief. expects
| that 5000 members, Harry Enge
forcasted last fall to be delivered
at leas. by Sept %. at Terre Haute
|
Ed Roche Is rather busy gettine
| "heavies" into boxes for early fal
delivery, but Ed will be on the jot
tonight.
Won't Il seem good to see oui
dean. George Freyermuth. at th'
gavel?
Pretty soft for Ote!
Jay White wants 20 know jus
who Frank Abbot has decided Z,
make state commander for 1923.
Stuart Elbel has been spending
mos; quiet summer and little else
AS usual But wal, TIL It's coo
enough TO eat clam chowder anI
drink mixed tea.
Pretty fine OF Andy Welsber
abut that hote, Gave Il clean. 70
Arm,stlce Day No str'ngs.-n
nothing, Let's have one big cele
brat,on without and be-medaled q
be-dogged heroes OF Leavanwort,
South Bend news-times., 1922-09-13

derful patient--acceding readily and
cheerfully 70 every suggestion"
Mrs Harding's condition was still
so serious today that persons other
than members Of the household were
not permitted 70 visit her bedside.
Many friends continued, however. to
call at the White House 10 make per
sonal inquiries as 10 her health;
flowers were received in profusion
and hundreds Of sympathetic mes
sages reached the executive man
sion.
The president continued TO spend
his time IN or near his wife's room.
Despite the favorable turn in her
condition, the regular Tuesday morn
ing cabinet meeting and the subse-
quent conference with newspaper
men were cancelled as he remained
away from his Office throughout the
day.
South Bend news-times., 1922-09-13

cscr that fine. state By state show
lrE rs employees everywhere had
been subjected 90 violence From
tho SAME 70 he shifted 90 the
Southern Pa-inc and other roads
operating IN the southwest then
worked north along the Pacific
a'ope. and tomorrow viii take up
tie presentation 20 the government
ha told the associated PRESS
he wlu read into the record OF s-ni
Iar occUranees IN every sta.e and
on every principal railroad line In
fhe country
Todays exhibits ranged from an
affidavit of the tarring and feather
!rg Of a railroad employe. with
photographs attached. through
blmbinra. ehootings. attempts 20
run down workers with autOmo-
hlcs. beatnFs threats. verbal abuse
rock throwing ana even intlmida-
tons OF their wives and children.
Discuss Punishment
The monotonoUs reading was en-
llvened occasionally by the vari-
Gus forms or torture against some
~ the strike victims OneN affidavit
0c non-union man captured by
men said % be strikers told how his
captons discussed a half dozen vari-
Gus forms OF punishment, including
placing pebbles On he shoes and
forcing him 10 walk before their
automobile or tying a rope around
MS neck and dragging him behind
che car. and how they finally com
promised by only beating him
In upholdfng the governments
right 20 develop Us charge that the
para cunt purpose of the alleged
conspiracy or the strikers IS TO de-
stroy Interstate commerce, before
the defense motion for mOdlhca-
ten OF the RESTRAINING order IS act
ed on, Judge WIIkerson cited the
recent decision OF the United States
81 preme court IN he Coronado
case and similar decisions IN the
retail lumber case and the prosecu-
corner fame. in the cotton corner
case years ago.
The government scored again dur
ing -he defense attack on the read
ug OF the assault aLdavits when
Judge WiIkerson cited the decision
OF the Illinois supreme court IN the
Chicago and WllingtOn Coal case,
pointing out thai the court had held
q. was unnecessary for the prosecu-
ton to prove any written or spok-
en- word In furtherance Of an al
tence. the court said in that case
Of concerted action leading 10 a
certain cham OF unlawful events
vas sunicien- proof that conspira-
cy did In fact exist
South Bend news-times., 1922-09-13
FOUR MORE VICTIMS OF
BRIDGE TRAGEDY FOUND

HOATEBVILLE. O.. Sept i. =
(By a. P)-The death list from
the collapse Of a bridge over the
Satilla river yesterday under a
truck carrying negro fans TO a ball
game was raised 20 is today with
recovery OF four additional bodies.
Investigation developed there were
81 passengers in the truck, OF whom
IA escaped. The victims all came
90 their death under falling tImbers.
South Bend news-times., 1922-09-13
DANIELS COMES TO
DEFENSE OF BAKER
Former Naval Secretary Scores
Editor of Encyclopedia
for Article.

NEW YORK. Sept 12-Former
secretary OF the Navy Josephus
Daniels has Joined John 7. Pershing
in defense Of Newton d Baker.
whose record as secretary OF war IS
severely criticized in a recently lssu-
ed supplement 10 the Encyclopedia
Britannica
Baker. in the article IN question is
described as one who recommended
moderation toward conscientious oh
.jectOrs. Il states his career was
widely condemned as lacking IN
energy. foresight and ability
Daniels. who was Bakers close as
sociate during the world war sent
the following message 10 the United
Press.
South Bend news-times., 1922-09-13
EXPECT TO RELEASE
MINERS IN az HOURS

JACKSON, Calf, Sept, l2.-'Foyty
eight hours more and the miners
will be released" was the cry i'm
Jackson tonight, when word came
that the last barrier to the ArgOnaut
Will be broken through late Thurs
day night or early Friday morning
Although no signals have been
heard from the A. men since the
FIRST 40 minutes of their imprison-
ment Of Aug. 27, veteran miners be
Heve that a few Of the stronger arG
more experienced men are still alive.
They state, however. that the num-
Der will be easily counted on the
fingers of one hand.
South Bend news-times., 1922-09-13
MRS. HARDING
SAFELY PASSES
ILLNESS CRISIS
Physicians E express s Conf
dence and Say No Opera
ton Is Necessary.
tcont,nued From Page one.l


left Washington tonight Dr. John
FInney, John Hopkins university
specialist, who participated in con-
sultations already had returned to
Baltimore, leaving DR.. c. (. Sawyer.
DR.. George T. Harding. Jr.. OF
Columbus. the presidents brother.
and DR.. Joel T. Bone. medical Off
Ger on the presidential yacht. in at
tendance at the patients bedside.
DR. Sawyer expressed the opinion
that Mrs. Harding had spent the
best day since her illness became
critical last week. He reported that
she was taking liquid nourishment,
was regaining strength and was ex-
ceedingly cheerful. He declined 10
predict how long, in the event her
condition continued 20 improve with
out a setback. she would be confined
10 her room.
Asked by newspaper men whether
there was any significance TO the
statement in the morning bulletin
that no operation would be perform
ed at present, DR.. Sawyer said the
question OF an operation in the
AANhAb MOAAA 10 NAlNAAN NAg ~ ~ -fAA ''
Harding" Physicians in attendance,
he added had not reached a con
clusion as 10 whether It was i'm
peraive that one be performed.
He added that the real CRISIS" IN
the disease was passed at a. m.
yesterday morning
May Operate Later.
The suggestion had been made that
IN view OF the recurrence OF the
present malady it might be deter
mined, once Mrs. Harding had re-
gained her strength 10 resort &c
surgery IN an effort 10 give her per
manent relief.
Drs. Mayo and Finney IL was said
by DR.. Sawyer. were called in 20 give
surgical advice and had an operation
been performed il would have been
in the hands Of these two surgeons.
Those who have been near the
bedside Of the presidents wife CON
tinued 10 praise her highly today foI
the pluck and fortitude she had
shown
The doctors. of course. deserve
some credit" said DR. Sawyer. "bu'
Mrs Harding TO a larger extent is re
sponsibIe herself for the remarkable
way she has pulled through a des
I perate illness She has been a won
South Bend news-times., 1922-09-13

JACKSONVILLE. Fla. Sept. 12.-
CBy A PA party of deputy
sheriffs reported tonight they had
surprised four men who were at
tempting 20 dynamite the Atlantic
Coast Line railroad bridge over Six
Mile Greek near here, and after
pistol battle they captured two of
them.
South Bend news-times., 1922-09-13
LODGE Is WINNER
BY LARGE MARGIN
IN MASSACHUSETTS

Continued From Page One)
L.. =. Sen. Miles Poindexter. consider
ed a member of the "Old guard" was
running slightly behind George 3.
Lamping of Seattle for the republi-
can nomination as senator. II six
precincts. Lamping had a lead af 5S
votes the count standing. PoindeXteI
$50. Lamping, 2SS; Austin E. Grit
fths. rs: Mrs. Francis G. AXteI. It;
George II. Stevenson. 19 and Lee
little.
South Bend news-times., 1922-09-13
BY LosEPHUs DANIELS.

RALEIGH. y. c.. Sept 12-One
would not know from reading the
sketch in the Encyclopedia that
Newton y. Baker. as secretary OF
war enrolled and equipped more
than 100000 soldiers and sent
more than 2.o0O.OO Of them 10
Europe He had task ten-fold
South Bend news-times., 1922-09-13
American Legion Activities

riding the cows husband over the
fOotlights
Six hundred members TO start the
season with. and program full Of
things we can enjoy and profit by.
Tonights the night
LET'S GOi
South Bend news-times., 1922-09-13

FOR a change OF venue an effort 70
delay the hearing. the defense law
yers vehemently denied any such
motive for their action.
The change = not being sought
for the purpose OF delay" said Sam
uel p. Schwartz. one OF the array OF
counsel representing Poulln. Had
we sought 10 postpone the hearing,
Mr. Schwartz added. we should
have waited until Thursday after
noon. the date Justice Hosinski had
set for trial. before we fled our pc
tition for change
The reason set out in the affi
davit signed by Mr. POulin is the
reason for the change" continued
Mr.. Schwartz. "Our client believes
Justice Hosinski would be biased
and prejudiced against his interests
in the present cause and for that
another court"
1--WE do not want the case to go
out OF the township, but want an
immediate hearing in another court.
In South Bend" Schwartz said.
Mrs. Herman when informed that
Poulin's lawyers were seeking
change OF venue. said:
I'VE are absolutely ready for
trial. This petition for 2 change Of
venue shows the defendants are re-
sorting 20 every subterfuge 20 es-
cape trial. but we accept this new
situation contentedly. 1 am ready 10
submit my case 20 any court in the
land. especially 10 that court which
/ the defendants are designating by
making a change Of venue. l am
therefore willing 10 go 20 trial In
court OF their own choosing. Under
I no circumstances viii change OF
venue be asked for me. want the
case tried regardless Of what court
I hears it and I want it tried as speed
| ily as possible"
GDt More Letters.
Many letters are being received
daily not only by Prof Tiernan but
/ by Mrs Tiernan as we'll Some are
I letters Of sympathy. others offers 10
adopt the baby and provide a home
\ for It.. while still Others approve OF
\ Mrs. Tiernan's announced steadfast
| refusal 10 capitalize her nOtoriety.
/ Tuesday morning came a letter from
/ a resident Of her own locality, let
ter which urges that Mrs Tiernan n
make the man pay as the woman
has.
The letter follows:
Sept S. 1922.
u Dear Mrs. Tiernan:
I am a wife and mother living
in YOUR locality The innocent
face of that sweet child 1 can
see all day IL fills me with
sympathy for YOU and your for
giving husband. Yes. POulin
must pay as You have if he is
guilty Don't think Of dropping
your case Mrs Tiernan.
Please don't. regardless OF
what charges Poulin makes
against you. If he has sinned
he is as guilty as YOU are. and
YOU are 10 be considered far
above him in coming out open
Is with the truth. Now let the
coward do likewise. / do not
know Poulin: never saw him in
my life. but I would like TO see
justice done in this case.
Make him suffer as YOU have,
Mrs. Tiernan. stand firm TO the
end regardless of what humilia-
tion YOU have.
Extending 70 you and your
husband our kindest sympathy.
a Resident of your Locality"
Prof Tiernan, who until yester
day was active IN the preparation OF
the states case. Is still actively In
terested in the prosecution, but vii
appear in court Thursday with hi
wife Only as an interested spectato
and 10 defend the progress tha: ha!
already been made.
South Bend news-times., 1922-09-13

and coal -tarin the
form of phenol
when q natural
vegetable COM
pound like DIR.
Caldwell's Syrup
Pepsin viii do the
work equally well
and without dam
ger. p People e
South Bend news-times., 1922-09-13


that mercury may salnvate end in
certain conditions loosen the
teeth; that phenolphthalein, by
whatever name known and how
ever disguised in candy, may
cause dermatitis and other skin
eruptions; that salt waters and
powders may concentrate the
blood. dry up the skin and cause
lassitude.
You can take DR.. Caldwell's
Syrup Pepsin yourself or give it
to a babe in arms. as Thousands of
mothers do every day. with the
confidence that IT is the safest
and best medicine you can use
for constipation and such com
plants. A teaspoonfui viii re-
ieve you over night even IL the
constipation has been chronic for
South Bend news-times., 1922-09-13

years. DR.. Caldwell's Syrup
Pepsin is q compound Of Egyptian
senna and pepsin With pleasant
tasting aromatics, and does not
cramp or gripe. Every druggist
handles il. and bottles are so gen
erous that the cost amounts to
only about a cent a dose. You
buy it with the understanding
that If IL does not do as claimed
your money viii be refunded. The
names of all the ingredients are on
the package.
Mrs. 4. ArCeneaux Of Orange.
Texas, suffered from constipation
for six years and found no relief
until she took DR.. CaldwelTs
Syrup Pepsin; and Mrs. Gus
Anderson of Ball. Kans., corrected
her bowel trouble so that she now
eats and sleeps normally. Bring
a bottle of DR.. Caldwel's Syrup
Pepsin into your own home and
let the family use it for const-
patton, biGousness. wind, gas.
headaches, 1atulency. and 10
break up feVers and colds.
South Bend news-times., 1922-09-13
Syrup Pepsin Helps
Nature Give Relief
ANY FAMILY MAY TRY 1T FREE

Thousands Of parents are asking
themselBes. Where can I find trust
ir0rthy lardtire lhat anyone IN the
family can use t1hen constipafed?"
I urge you 10 Try Syrup PeDsin.
/ triH gladly prorids q liberal free
sample bottle. sufficient for an adequate
test. Write ne tchere 10 send a.
address Or. W. b. CaidpeH. SIS
Washington ST.. Monticello. Illinois.
Do a HotUf
South Bend news-times., 1922-09-13

Buy TWO Cinco cigars for I5c.
Advt.-246 II.
South Bend news-times., 1922-09-13
TO ASK SECOND
VENUE CHANGE
In POULIN CASE
Jellison to File Motion for
Change From Wypiszin-
ski Today.

CONTINUED From Page one)
South Bend news-times., 1922-09-13

Buy two Cinco cigars for Is cents.
adv 246tf
South Bend news-times., 1922-09-13

Truth needs no flowers of speech
South Bend news-times., 1922-09-13

Buy two Clnco Cigars for 15c.
Adv.-7f6-tf
South Bend news-times., 1922-09-13
Try Il when q Laxative Is needed and
see the wonderful results

IT is not necessary 20 take a
lviolent physic for so simple an
ailment as constipation. Yet
many thoughtless parents give
mercury in the form of calomel,
South Bend news-times., 1922-09-13

Garments Cleaned-Aetna Clean
ers. Advt.-23s-tf
South Bend news-times., 1922-09-13

CONTINUED from Page OneD
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-29
LICENSE TAG
PERIOD HERE
IS EXTENDED
But Autoists Must Have Their Ma,
chimes Equipped by January IS.
Delay In Manufacture.

Automobile license tag period TOT
1923 may be extended for fifteen days
owing to the delay Of the arrival OF
the tags.
This announcement was received
Yesterday from Charleston. The de
lay IS caused by the lack OF electro
mower for their MANUFACTURES at Prun-
trvtown, the state road commission
announced.
4 carload of the TAGS, however. Il
expected within twentyfour hours
the announcement said. and II II
should not arrive the time limit for
auuipping automobiles with the new
licenses will be extended. tho commits
sion plans.
Applications for moro than lS.Ooo
!irnnses have beer received by the
state road commission at Charleston.
Considerable trouble has been e1-
perienced yearly In the distribution
of the automobile tags. Last year II
was necessary 10 extend the time limit
70 January Is owing 70 the rush TOT
tags.
Autoists are supposed To have their
machines equipped with the new tags
on and after January 10. II is VIC
lation of the state law to remove the
old and place the new before January
and also for failure to secure license
tagS before that date.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-29
COMMUNITY
PARTY GIVEN
Members Of Cooking And Sewing
Glasses Of Girls olub Enjoy
Christmas Function.

Community Christmas Party was en-
loved bv members Of the Cooking and
Sowing Glasses OF the GirlS Club last
night at the Laughl!n Community House
maintained by the American Sheet and
Tin platc Company on Avondale Ave.
Martins Ferry.
More than fifty girls between the ages
~ I and Il years were present Various
games and amuscmcn;s were enjoyed
throughout the evening. In addition 10
a treat OF candy each girl was present
cd with fine pair Of Stoves.
This celebration marked tho second
year OF the community work Of the club.
The object If the organization IS to
carry on welfare work among tho
workmen Of the l.auLhlin plant.
Classes OF the Girls Club are held
regularly under the direction Of Miss
Margaret Burnett. and much interest Is
being shown by the girls In tho work.
The final event OF the club will he
Tho Christmas Party TO be held this
evening at the Community House for
the mcmhers Of the Camp Fire Girls and
Community Boys Club. The Camp Fire.
girls are also under the direction Of
Miss Burac;, aud the boys in charG,
Of Mr.. George Angler.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-29
GAINESVILLE MAN
GIVEN HIGH OFFICE
BY THE PRESIDENT

President Harding has nominated
Col Rufus II. Lane. native OF barnes
vile, To the office Of adju,ant and IN
s,ructo- Of tho marine corps Wlth the
rank Of ,rigadicr general. The nomi-
nation will probably hc confirmed IN
he near future by. the senate
Colonel Lane is a son NJ ]. II. Lane
formerly baltimore K OHIO agent al
parnesyille. now re'ircd. and a brother
~ Mrs Ben Exlcy of W""dsdaie. IT."
"a graduate Of the United states Naval
academy at Annapolis. S!cctnE 10 serve
IN the marin" corNs w""n he finished
hi. work N that school.
Since his gra'lult!or. Colonel Lane
has served with distinction In South
America, tne West Indies ami the Pnt-
,rrlncs. md represented the marine
>nrps a. the opening of III" Mel cana.'
in Germany. prior :" the war.
While In the Yves; Indies. Colonel
Tsno reorga n!zed ~" school system OF
San,o Domingo and hriped establish
the government Of tn" island repnpIc
upon Il stable basis.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-29
.STEWARTSV|LLE
CASE |SPR0BED
BY AUTHORITIES
No New Arrests In Case Of Martin
BleskI-Man Held Believed to
Know Something Of Crime.

No new arrests In the case OF Mar.
tin Bleski. StewartSvile miner, who
died Wednesday night at the Martins
Ferry hospital OF a gunshot wound IN.
fiiCted during quarrel in a card
game. had been made a. a late hour
last night. although Belmont county
authorities had gathered much fresh
evidence.
James Johnson. cOlored man who
surrendered Tuesday to the Bellaire
notice. and who is being held IN the
Belmont county jail at st. CIairsyllIe,
is believed 10 know more concerning
The case than anyone else. County
Authorities scarcely believe that John
son fired the shot that resulted In
Bleski's death but are convinced that
he was present at the time.
Coroner Clyde Hardesty will begin
his investigation of the crime to-mor
row. He will examine Johnson at
the Belmont county jail and will later
take the testimony OF several othe"
witnesses. II Is hardly likely, how
ever. that q verdict Will be forthcom.
ing this week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-29
Aldo SEASEEN IS
STILL CHAMP ION
PIE EATER HERE
Successfully Defends Title Against
Host OF Chal'enaers at the
kiwanis Club Banquet.

Aldo SeaSeen may not be the star
newsboy 81 Wheeling but that boy
sure can eat pie.
Aldo for the second consecutive
year won the pie eating contest In
connection with the annual Christmas
dinners for Wheeling newsboys held
yesterday at the Hotel Mcclure by the
Wheeling kiwanis Club.
This event was the humorous tea
ture of the dinner, and was held fol.
lowing tho serving OF an elaborate
meal. Aldo succeeded In devourln%
FIVE pies in less than ten minutes and
for the lun he furnished was present
ed with a fine all.wool sweater.
Lowell Martindalc and Robert
Wareheim ran second and third.
They were presented with flashlights.
Six also rams will have their teeth
cleaned free Of charge by DR.. lehman,
ocal dentist. as a special prize. They
are Emmett Henderson,. Rob Wag,
uer. Harry Martinda!e. Joseph Fahey,
Roy Segesmune and Charles koehler.
Each OF the more than 100 news
with sack oil candy. a pair Of SOCKS
and an orange.
Talks to the newstes by Drs. Sam
uel Martin Gibson. of the First Pres,
byterian church, George f.. l"ockhart'
nj the Wheeling Baptist Temple and
the Rev. RoSSman. were instructive
and humorous.
Two solos were sang by Mrs. Rod
ert Marshall. Of Texas. formerly OF
Wheeling. She was accompanied on
the piano BY Oliver Edwards. RMS,
Marshall sings several times each
week for WBPA radio broadcasting
station at the Star Telegram. Fort
Worth, Texas.
Prizes to the newsbovs were dona.
ted by Messrs. Gilleland, Harper. Wad'
dell, Thompson. McAllister. Olmstead,
Frank, Herman and Kline.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-29
Mail Fraud Suspect
Caught By Inspector
At Steubenvi||e, Ohio

II. Evans. aged 10. nan o. many
aliases. principally Martin. wanted IN
Grand Rapids. Mi"i.. Morganto"h. a.
lentown. Pa. Pittsburgh ard Steuben-
Vie. was nrrca;rd yesterday IN his nm
suit OF uCr"es n 4 Stcuhenvi'l" han"
suildlny by James T-aFarr. posia' IN
sp"r;or OF Grand Rapids. on warrant
charging Evans with using the mails -
dctraud.
\ Christmas package sent TO his ram
or In a small Il!,aois town with return
address. gave the authorities his Wher"'
abouts. Evans md his wife will t-
taken hack % ';rard Rapids. Police
have been sueprct'ng Evans and MS
vile for some ,i!c". because Mrs Evan
WOULD call dog to tho Fort S'euoeh
hotel and feed lhcm porterhouSe stcaNs
and committed other acts OF eNtraVA'
sance.
1t is sai:' that Evans. for tho sum OF
$50. would show any INDUSTRIOUS man
ow tn make from SIS tn' $50 a week 10
4 small, mail order business.