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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-26
TURKISH FORCE.
AGAIN INVADES
NEUTRAL ZONE
British Commissioner Instructs
Pasha TO Order With
drawal at Once.
FIRE IN CONSTANTINOPLE
London Views Situation With
Relief - Expect Leader
to Meet Terms.

CONSTANTINOPLE. Sept 25-CBy
A. P)-Turkish calvalry. armed with
machine guns. returned within the
neutral zone at Chanak today. Gen.
Harrington. the British high commits
sioner instructed the nationalist re-
personalities here TO request Musta-
phal Renal Pasha to order their
withdrawal. The failure TO comply,
given reasonable time. would fall
upon the heads Of the Kemalists, the
instructions said.
The Angeora government officially
announces that two Kemalist divi-
sions. totalling 5000 men, have oc-
cupied Eren Keui.
1t is persistently reported that the
sultan's cabinet will be held at Nun
DANA on or about Oct. 1.
A fire is raging in upper Pera
street. main thOroughfare OF the
capital. The population is in a state
Of panic.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-26
SOUTH BEND MAY
GET LEGION MEET
Local Delegates Report Senti-
ment at Convention Favors
Choice of This City.

Sentiment of the state American
Legion convention at Terre Haute
is unquestionably in favor of South
Bend as the next meeting place for
the department of Indiana conven-
ton, according 70 information from
local Representatives at the gather
ing. The local delegates arriving at
Terre Haute Sunday were urged to
put IN bid for the meeting, and
telegraphic invitation Monday night
from Frank J. Green, Of the local
chamber of commerce IS said prac-
tically 10 have assured the choice
OF SouthsBend as the convention city.
Although Michigan City and Evans
Vile both desire the meeting, they
are said TO be willing 70 defer TO the
preference of South Bend.
HanfOrd Member made a flying
visit to the convention and gave a
strong talk TO the legionnaires Mon
day morning At an informal break
fast with Claude Gregg. department
commander. A. r. Macdonald past
commander OF the South Bend post,
and judge Arthur Robinson OF In
dianapolis, he expressed a cordial
greeting 70 the people OF South Bend
and suggested that their hospitality
as demonstrated at last years vet
eran frouc could be used as a cri-
terion OF what may be expected II
South Bend entertains the legion
in 1923.
Considerable mention has been
made Of jay White OF South Bend as
the next department commander,
but il is doubtful if White will let
his name be used. The race is an
open one. South Bend has also been
rendered the 18th district comman-
dership. Col. Howard T. Nobel OF
Culver. is the present district head.
He appointed the following COM
mittees Monday: Credentials. Dr.
Winifred Bowers, Michigan City;
rules. Dan Spohn. Goshen. athletics.
c J. Peters, Michigan City; pub
iicity, Forest Richey, Michigan City;
America nization. George w. Freyer-
muth, South Bend; reha biIitation.
L. y. Melick. Elkhart: resolutions, B.
o. Brown. Michigan City. legislation.
Arthur Simon, Culver; next meeting
place. Michigan City.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-26
POSSES MAKE HUNT
FOR BANK BANDITS
Three Men Who Shot up
HOpedale Cashier Make
Escape In Auto.

STEUBE.I. o., Sept. 25.-(By a.
P)-Posses of deputies from thr. e
Ohio counties and 500 citizens arm
secured the hills and highways Of
Jefferson, Harrison and Belmont
counties tonight in an effort to ap-
prehend a gunman who while three
companions waited outside, today
walked into the First National bank
Of Hopedale, IS miles west Of here
and shot and probably fatally
wounded the cashier. George c.
Whitaker. %.
The only clue the authorities have
is a severed thumb. which police be-
i.eve belongs TO one OF the bandits
who is thought TO have caught his
hand in ;he door Of the automo.
bile and amputated his thumb as
they made their getaway. The
piece Of the thumb was found last
in the door OF the automobile which
the gunner abandoned near Par
lett. jefferson county, after their
escape from Ho9edale.
Jefferson county authorities scou.
the bank robbery thcory and be-
lieye that the sunman hai been
hired to kill Whittaker.
The fact the bandit made no de-
mand for money and deliberately
shot Whitaker when he appeared
az the cashiers window led officers
10 this theory. they stated. Bank
officials are confident. however.
that robbery was the motive OF the
shooting.
The condition OF Whitaker is re-
ported by hospital physicians here.
where he was brought after the
shooting. as serious
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-26
SMUGGLE IN ALIENS
BY MOCK MARRIAGES
Comprehensive View of OPP
erations Contained in Re-
port of Bureau.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 25.-Smug-
Cling Of European aliens in the
United States from Cube. surrep-
titious submerging temporarily in the
waters off the Florida coast OF large
quantities of liquor by the inter
national bootleggers' and mock mar
riages besfeged TO insure entry into
this country OF women barred by i'm
migration laws, form the basis OF a
report submitted TO Secretary Davis
by tne bureau OF investigation.
This report, Commissioner General
Husband said today is the most
comprehensive review of smuggling
conditions ever prepared by immi-
grafton officials and is expected 10 be
considered by the treasury. labor
and AGRICULTURAL departments in con-
nection with the proposed coordina-
ton OF border patrol forces.
Government investigators. by
direction OF Mr.. Husband. visited
jacksonville. Tampa, Tarpon Springs,
Miami. Key West and Havana. They
mingled, II is said. with the kings
or the smuggling Industry" and
talked with aliens OF every national
ity who sought entry 20 the United
States. The data gathered, IL is
stated will prove invaluable 10 the
government IN coping with the sit
uation which has taxed the ingenu-
ity OF federal agents 10 combat
Wide Ramif1cations.
The smuggling ramihcations it is
declared. extend 20 the capitals OF
Europe, and involve Greeks, Span
lcontinued or Page Two.l
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-26
CONFERENCE ENDS
AS JAPS DECLINE
TO QUIT MANCHURIA
SOviets and Chita Government
Fail to Consider Trade
Agreement.

CHAN CHUN, Manchuria, Sept.
.25.-(By A. P.)-The conference be-
tween japan, the Chita government
OF the far eastern republic OF 81
IBERIA, and representatives of the
Moscow soviet government, ended in
failure today with JaTans refusal to
fix a date for the evacuation of
northern Manchuria.
The conference adjourned last
week for both sides to await instruc-
tons from their respective govern
ments on the Russian demand that
Japan quit the northern half OF the
island of Sakhalien, which she is
holding until Undermined for the
massacre of Observation-Disclosures in
1920.
Today Mr. Matsudaira, head Of
the Toxic delegation, confirmed the
Russians that his government had
decided to fix a date for withdrawal
from the territory. He stated it
would be impossible for Japan 70
meet the Russian demand for the
promise Of Sakhalier as a prelimin-
airy to the negotiation Of a trade
agreement Win TIC INAooAdlA oONAS-
government.
Mr.. Matsudaira then recommend
ed that the\conference adjourn.
) JOffe Makes Statement
Adolph Joffe. representative Of
the Moscow government, declared:
The Russian people, who num-
Der 100000 and occupy one sixth
Of the globe cannot consent to be
treated as barbarians The whole
world disapproves Jaran's occupa-
tiop of Sakhalien. Even such an
enemy of the soviet as Secretary Of
State Hughes. OF the United States,
at the Washington conference, de
nounced Japan's military expansion
in Siberia"
VI. Joffe asserts that the Russians
had come TO the conference in good
faith fer the purpose Of concluding
trade agreement and settling ST.
berian questions which menaced the
peace OF the far east. He added
they could not consent 10 Japan S
keeping Sakhalien as A pledge for
indemnifcation for a massacre for
which Japanese troops had been re-
sponsible The conference then ad-
journed by mutual agreement.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-26
LONDON RESTS EASIER

LONDON, Sept 25-(By A. P.)-
Smiles, which covered Lord Curzon's
face as he departed from the prime
minister's official residence in Down
ing street this afternoon after max
ing a detailed report OF the cabinet
Of his Paris mission, typifed the gen.
eral easing up OF the tensenees in the
near east situation as viewed from
the British capital.
Everywhere in official circles there
are expressions of relief that the
placed by old-school diplomacy. with
such an old hand as Curzon direct
ing British policy, and although there
Is no word that the allied note has
yet been delivered to Mustapha
Renal Pasha, the nationalist leader.
it is intimated his refusal to come
to terms is extremely unlikely.
The view is held in authoritative
circles that immediate acceptance
would be against Turkish trading
propensities" II is said that the
Turk in bargaining automatically
or otherwise always wants a first
offer to be made him. Then he holds
the other to It and angles for further
concessions. The allies have made
Renal Pasha definite offer OF Con-
stantinople, Thrace to the Martha
river and membership in the League
OF Nations. but it is believed that
Renal will probably reply with a
demand for all of eastern Thrace and
complete retirement of the British
from the neutral zones before the
Turks enter into a peace conference.
1t is taken for granted. however,
both in Paris and London that no re-
ply will be forthcoming from the
nationalist leader until he sees NJ
Franklin Bouillon. the French envoy
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-26
MEN REAT RUTCIIER

TULSA. Okla, sep. 25.-(By L
y. S.)-Although he WAS taken into
he country by n ban1 or unidenti-
lied men and administered a severe
beating, Charles Oche,tre4. a hutch
CT, has refused % say a word about
the matter. The incident occurred
Saturday night and became known
this morr ing. The police said they
were making no investigation
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-26
COUNCILPROYIDES
CHANGES IN SOME
OFPARKING RULES
Seeks to Prevent Accidents
From 45-Degree Parking
on Narrow Streets.
CHANGES IN PARKING
ORDINANCE.

Parallel parking instead Of IS
degree angle parking on the
west side Of s. Main ST. for a
distance Of $50 feet north Of
Wayne st.
Parallel parking on Lafayette
St from Washington st. 20 JEFF
ferson st.
Parallel parking on both sides
of Division ST. from Michigan s..
10 Main ST.
Parallel parking on the north
eest side of Laporte av. from
Colfax av. TO Lincoln way ".
Discontinued OF any park
ing on the southwest side Of La
porte av. from Colfax az. to
Lincoln way W.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-26
POSTPONE HEARING OF
SUIT AGAINST WHITNEY

SCHENECTADY, \. I. Sept %.
Argument on a formal motion in
he 100000 breach Of promise
brought by Evans Burrows Eon-
tame, dancer against Cornelius Van
derbut Whitney. was postponed BY
Supreme Court Justice Borst here
until Oct. 4.
James I1earv Of Saratoga, appear
Ing for Vanderbilt asked for adj
journmeht on->the ground that he
had not sufficient time 10 study the
case
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-26
WRITER ACCIDENTALLY
KILLS SELF HUNTING

NEW YORK. Sept. 25.-Edward
g. Marsh. editorical adviser OF Har-
per and Brothers. accidentally shot
and killed himself yesterday while
hunting at his country estate al
Pawling. y. r.
He was A. years old and is surviv-
ed by his widow. He was widely
known as a contributor of short
stories and reviews for magazines.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-26
ANNOUNCE INCREASE
OF THREE CENTS IN
STATE TAX RATES
Boost Is Necessary, Hoosier
Officials Declare, to Meet
Budgets.

INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 25. - (By
A. PD-Gov. McCray. following a
conference this afternoon with VIII
liam c. Oliver, auditor Of state, and
members Of the state board of tax
commissioners, announced an in
crease of three cents in the state
tax rate for the coming year. The
rate will be 27 cents on each 500
worth Of taxable property and was
based on a valuation Of s5,195.329.-
312
The increase il necessary il is
said. 10 meet the safe budgets even
IL they remain the same as last year.
John J. Brown. chairman OF the tax
board. has intimated that the state
budgets which have been reported
10 the state tax board do not indi-
cate any decrease from last year.
The state tax rate last year was
"A cents and was based on valua-
ton Of S5,7O1.325,792.
Boost on Three FUNDS.
The rae on only three funds was
increased. The general fund rate
vas increased from one TO two
cents the benevolent institutions
fund from six 10 eight cents and
the teachers pension fund from two
mills 10 five mills. The highway
fund was reduced from 3.S cents TO
three cents.
It IS estimated by state officials
that with the increased rate approx
imately the same amount OF revenue
viii be produced. due to he de-
crease in property valuations.
The rates for the different funds
as fixed this year and as compared
with the previous year follow:
1922 1921
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-26

The amending Of Section 3 OF the
, cry parking ordinance, the intro
dUctiOn OF an ordinance repeating
Section and amending Section 4
OF Ordinance No. 2250 pertaining
10 the distribution OF advertising
material and the discussion and
adoption Of several other ordinances
constituted he business transacted
by the common council last night
Section Of the parking ordinance
changes the manner Of parking on
certain sections Of Lafayette ST., 5.
Main s.. Division st. and Laporte
av. from a As degree angle to par
allel- parking. The new ordinance.
passed after the suspension Of rules.
TO take effect at once, calls for par
allel parking on the west side OF S.
north OF Wayne st. and on Lafay-
cite s.. from Washington ST. 10 JEFF
ferson 81.
The new ordinance also provides
for parallel parking on both sides
Of Division ST. from Michigan st 10
Main St. and on the northeast side
of Laporte av. from Colfax av. 20
Lincoln way ". There shall be no
parking hereafter OF any kind on
he southwest side OF Laporte av.
from Colfax av. 70 Lncoln way ",
it is provided.
The changes in the manner OF
parking were made II prevent ac-
cidents which have resulted from
IS degree angle parking on the
narrower streets. Such parking has
also been a detriment to police and
fire apparatus travelling on these
streets
The ordinance repeating Section
and amending section ! Of Ordi-
nance No. $3.50, pertaining 10 the
distribution OF advertising litera-
ture and samples. and referred 20
the council as a whole provides
that il shall no. be unlawful 20 dis
tribute such advertising matter or
samples 10 private residences, Offices
or mercantile establishments II the
same are handed in a. the door or
securely fastened 10 prevent Il from
being blown or scattered about.
Persons distributing such adver-
t.sing material shall first submit a
sample 70 the chief OF police and re-
ceive z written permit. Permits
viii be Issued unless such advert.s-
ing material Is in violation OF law
or ordinance or Is offensive 70 de-
cency and good morals such per-
mits when granted shall be attach
ed 20 a copy OF such advertising
n after and shall contain the narne
OF the distributor and shall be car
ried by him when engaged in such
distribution.
An ordinance prohibiting the
depositing Of dirt and rubbish in
the streets and 20 require property
owners 20 remove dirt from side
walks was adopted. as was the or
dinance appropria.ing $4,000 from
the general fund OF the city 10 the
building fund OF the board OF public
works An ordinance ratifying the
contract between the Wayne Tank
and Pump Co and the city through
the board OF public works FOR a
wa.er -eoftening machine a. a cost OF
$3.50 was adopted.
An ordinance appropriating 81
770.72 from the general fund 20 the
miscellaneous fund OF the board OF
public works for the payment OF
assessm ents on city property and
another for the appropriation o.
Continued on Page Two
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-26
ORDER ELEVATOR SHAFT
DISASTER BE PROBED

MULLENS. w Va, Sept 25-
Authorities ordered an investigation
today OF the elevator shaft disaster
in the new coal mine OF the Raleigh
Wy oming Co. at Glen Rogers. near
here. IN which five miners were
crushed 10 death under a ton Of fall
ing coal.
The elevator. loaded with coal.
broke as il neared the mouth OF the
shaft and dumped lis contents on tie
nve miners working 200 feet below.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-26
COMMISSION TO
AMORTIZE LOSS
In PHONE CASE
Federal Court Extends Iniunc.
ton Pending Investiga-
ton by State.
"a CITIES ARE INVOLVED
Will Make up Difference
Should Probe See Reason
for Higher Tolls.
INDIANAPOLIS. Sept. 25. - q

INDIANAPOLIS. Sept. 25.- CBy
4 P)-Upon agreement Of the In
diana public service commission TO
amoruse any loss in revenue pend
ing a state investigation into the
reasonableness Of higher toll rates
and increased rates IN indianapolis
for which the Indiana Bell Tele-
phone company has petitioned. the
compsny's petition for an injunc-
tion TO permit 1t % collect the high
er rates. was continued in federal
court today. The present rates will
be continued both on the toll lines
and In Indianapolis until the com
missions invest cation Is concluded
II Il is found that the rates which
the telephone companies receive are
reasonable. the commission will or
der a higher rate. which viii make
up to the company the difference
between the present rates and he
new rates from the time OF FLING
OF the company's injunction. Aug
for the new rates.
The continuance came af.er a day
OF arguments by attorneys for the
telephone company and the commits
sion upon the company's injunction
petition The company asked the
federal court 20 set aside the com
missions orders agains. higher toll
rates and also against the increased
rates for service in Indianapolis
The commissions attorneys. how
ever. had filed an answer setting
forth that the commission had un-
dertaken a statewide investigation
u the rates.
Involves Other Cities.
While only the toll rates case and
the indianapolis case were involved
today. he Indiana Bell Telephone
Co has fled "a other applications
for increases IN various cities and
the investigation which is under
way involves all OF these cases.
The authorization plan proposed
by the council for the commission
vas counter 20 the company's pro-
posaI tina. ali charges IN excess OF
its present rate be impounded and
returned to the telephone patrons
should the higher rates be found ex-
Cessive
Attorneys for the telephone com
pany pointed out that should the
commissions determination of rea-
sonable~ rates be unsatisfactory &c
the company the present applica-
ton for an injunction can sill be
pressed.
The proposal that the commission
would amatorize any loss sustained
by the company was presented by
Paul V. Haiues Of counsel for the
commission Mr. Halues said the
Continued on Page Two
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-26

BREST. France. Sept. 25-Three
fishermen were missing today after
the steamship Tusca Oosa, bound
from New York. ran down and sank
a fishing smack IN q thick fog on this
port today.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-26
HEAVY REGISTRATION.

CHAMPAIGN. III. Sept 25.-The
registration OF the university OF Illi-
nois AT the end Of the first week in
creased sss over last years total. il
was announced here today. The total
70 date this year Is ss1s7-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-26

The vocational education. SOL
diers' memorial. Purdue experiment
station. educational institution and
tuition funds are fixed by the state
legislature. The other funds are
fixed by the tax board.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-26
YESTERDAYS ORDEAL CAUSES
MRS. HERMAN TO BREAK DOWN;
MAY MISS CLOSE OF HEARING
Follows Testimony of Harry Poulin Denying All
of Accuser's Charges Against Him-De-
Tense Rests Case-TriaI to End Today.

After week of stressing emotion cimaxng with the
story of Harry Pouln the stand when he denied having
been terms of intimacy with her Mrs Augusta Herman
collapsed at her home last evening and required
Just how serious this collapse be and whether she will
her strength the closing episodes of the hearing
of her today doubtful but her friends who called
her sympathy hopeful that bring
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-26

WASHINGTON. sep. Is The
mission OF the United States In lIalu
Is "one OF cooperation" and not or
imperialism according 20 verhsI
message sent today 90 the Haltlen
people through Leon De Jan. the
Haiuen minister OF foreign Affairs.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-26

THE WEATHER.
Indiana and Lower Michigan Fair
win slowly risiuE temperature. Wed
nesday fair and warmer
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-26
THREE FISHERMEN KILLED

Continued on Page Two.)
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-26

Continued on Page Two)
Arizona republican., 1922-05-17
DOYLE AND ATTELL
WORK OUT DAILY At
EIGHTH ST. ARENA

Intense interest is being taken in
the ten round decision bout between
Young Mike Doyle, local lightweight
favorite and Young Abe Attell of
st. Louis. scheduled for Friday
night at the American legion Eighth
street arena. Both contestants
worked out yesterday afternoon in
the legion arena before several hun
dred ''railbirds" and the managers of
each battler report their proteges
ready for "A tough fistic encounter.
The winner of this contest has been
promised a bout with Billy Alger
and Attell has predicted that he will
win easy. Doyle says that not only
will he win but viii do it over the
knockout route before the tenth
round is reached.
Attell recently arrived in the city
from St Louis, where he recently
fought Kid Roster, Matt Brock, Har-
vey Thorpe. Otto Wallace and many
other top notchers.
A six-round semi final bout be-
tween Snowey Johnson of Phoenix
and Tiny Refeld of Prescott has been
arranged also three four-round pre-
liminaries.
All contestants scheduled to show
th9ir fistic wares Friday night are in
d lily training at the Eighth street
arena every afternoon and the public
is invited To watch them go through
| their sparring stunts.
Arizona republican., 1922-05-17
BRENNAN STOPS
AUSTRALIAN IN
EIGHTH ROUND

NEW YORK, May 16--Knockout
Bill Brennan of Chicago knocked out
Jim Tracey of Australia in the eighth
round of their contest tonight in
Madison Square Garden. Brennan
dropped the tall Australian with a
series of rights and left to the jaw
as they stood in a neutral corner.
Tracey, an elongated. awkward
fellow, started many vicious swings
that failed to land in the first three
rounds. Brennan played for the body
and once staggered Tracey with a
right to the stomach.
The fourth and fifth rounds were
slow. but Brennan showed some sort
of form in the sixth and dropped
Tracey for the count of eight with a
left to the jaw. The bell was all that
saved Tracey.
Tracey. swinging viciously, stag
gered Brennan with long left to the
jaw as the seventh round started.
Tracey was then knocked to the