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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-08

lncely 20 Do the subject OF prolonged
negotiations. Extra-territorial inter
ference. with power % raise money
or spend 70. - rightly regarded as an
interference with the sovereignty OF
state and can only DO justified IN
extreme cases"
Touching or the imitation existing
IN Europe, the board maintained that
any artificial methods for controlling
exchange operations would be OF no
permanent value.
The United States. the board de-
clared. has an interest in Europe
and must take careful precautions in
preserving t.
no proposals Of any sort should.
however" the board asserted, '$be
entertained until far-reaching guar
antees OF fiscal reform have been Sc
cured from the countries that re-
quirs aid. Otherwise, the assistance
viii be detrimental 70 the extent that
Il would lead 20 the postponement
Of the necessary fiscal reforms which
must be made for the rehabilitation
OF currency systems and the re-es-
tablishnent OF stabilized exchange
relationships
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-08

vanced work--third grade edition.
Dolly was having a desperate strug-
glo with a tough problem in sub
traction.
"Itth tho hard" she explained,
biting her pencil 1.-TWO fwom two
doethn't leave anything, but I can't
wife nuf1ing'
I explained to her how to make a
zero. She rewarded me with the
most generous and unexpected hug
ever granted an interviewer.
Ruth, at the other side of the
table, was struggling with the sub
traction sign. Snooks, with her su-
perior third grade knowledge. came
10 tho rescue. ana explained it all
on her fingers
Postpone Interview.
At this point Miss Charlotte
Teachman who conducts regular
school for all the Riddles from II
to . o'clock daily. turned from her
seventh grade history class to the
elementary group. The Interview
was postponed and was resumed at
tho thCater
Behind the scenes. the three little
ladies presented an entirely different
appearance. but were no less natural
i'm manner.
Rita who is too young for regu-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-08
PURDUE GRAD ELECTED
PRESIDENT OF LEHIGH

BETHLEHEM Pa. Feb. o.
Charles Russ Richards. dean OF the
college Of engineering at the Uni
versity OF Illinois today was elected
president OF Lehigh university by
the board Of trustees. He succeeded
DR.. Henry s Drinker, who retired a
year ago
Prof. Richards IS 81 years old and
a graduate OF Purdue university. He
was a member OF the faculty OF the
Colorado Agriculture college from
1907 20 1911. From 1911 70 1917 he
was a member OF the faculty OF the
University OF Nebraska, and since
1917 has been with the University
OF Illinois.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-08

&C OntinueQ from page ont-J
ginning a climb with him because
Of his daring. his untiring teuacity
and skill, he never tired. leaving
an the others behind.
His discovery of a route 10 the
summit OF Monte Rosa through only
italian territory was advantageous
because an other previous routes
won't through foreign territory. re-
utiuC in great Inconvenience to
the climbers. At his birthplace.
Desio. where ne lived until Il years
of age. he was noted for his PROV
ess i'm athletics. jumping especially.
so much that when they saw him
capering they nicknamed him the
jumping boy"
His father died in 1870 at Milan.
20 which city ne had removed. The
poutihs crest consists OF a shield
in TWO parts horizontally. the upper
showing black eagle with out
stretCher wings. the lower three
dots. with the motto. ct passes
quickly" signityiug tho rapid pas
sing Of life
The pope has confirmed the ap-
pointment OF Cardinal GasFarri as
pap4l secretary of state. and the
prelates forming the pontifcal court
Benedict w
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-08
STARS JEALOUSY
CAUSED DEATH OF
TAYLOR, IS BELIEF
Rivalry for Love of Director
Considered Motive
for Staying.

Los ANGELES Feb. Out OF
tho drug-frenzied setting OF Holly
woods feverish dope" parties. the
slim. cool figure of one Of flmdom' s
leading actresses stepped today 10
lead the police on a new trail in
their hunt for the slayer of Will
liam Desmond Taylor. slain film di-
rector and man OF mystery.
She slipped from the sordid back
ground as she had left a score OF
times the scene Of mad revelry, 20
make her way under the cloak OF
night 20 the home OF tho man who
was killed. He was her lover.
One OF the most noted Of the
screens favorites and one OF the
mast pitiful number who have be-
come shrails OF the dope ring. the
police, led by new. spectacular de-
velOpments. believe that the film
beauty may be the assassin.
Her motive, the police informants
declare, was a strange infatuation
for the quiet well-mannered direc-
tor turned 20 burning rage BY her
Jealousy OF other women known 70
have visited the Alvarado ct home
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-08
MURDER CHARGE
WILL BE FILED
AGAINST BUTLER
Police Announce Uncovering
of New and Conclu-
sive Evidence"

Continued from page one)
thing between $50 and 1875
pounds but not noticeably stout
or heavy built.
Round fact light complexion.
Hair brown. quite heavy and
straight, not curly or wavy. Not
known 10 be cut very close. all
ways rather bushy. Heavy eye
brows. short nose. Peculiar
looking mouth. when closed same
quite small.
Smokes cigarets
Fairly educated, sufficient TO
appear as a scholar Makes i'm
preston as well groomed and
speaks like an Engtshman.
Fine penman. formerly a clerk
or bOokkeeper.
Two felony warrants are issued
IN Los Angeles against him, one
a charge OF grand larceny and
another on a charge Of burglary.
Has Son I'm Texas.
William Desmond Taylor, Aim d.
rector, is survived not only by z
daughter In New York, Mss Ethe
Daisy Taylor. 10, but also a son
Reuben Davis Taylor. 26. in Texar
kama Texas. according 20 +. n
Mcdowell. editor of Screenland, II
an interview In the Los Angeles Elk
aminer today.
Young Taylor is said to be the
son Of the dead man and a woman
other than any mentioned hereto
fore, Us former wife OF the di
rector.
Took Dancing Instruction.
The mystery OF where William
Desmond Taylor passed the time be
tween and o'clock last Wednes
day afternoon approximately two
hours before he was slain, was solv.
ed Tuesday.
Police detectives learned he haf
gone TO a dancing academy for a
lesson.
He was brushing up on some oil
tho old steps" il was said by a wo-
man instructor.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-08

Continued from page one.)
the drafting Of the bill. it IS explain
ed, is the lack Of definite information
as TO the cost OF carrying out the
Give way" plan. This viii depend
upon the number of former service
men who choose the various plans.
Fiscal officers OF the army. navy
and marine corps has submitted es-
Inmates 90 Tho committee that the
total cost Of the bonus would be ap-
proximately S2.5O0OOO.OO0 This is
on the basis that fifty percent Of the
men who served with the army and
seventy-five percent of those serving
with the navy and marine corps will
take cash. Navy and mar q corps
officers told the committee Tuesday
that the IS percent figure was arriv-
ed at on the theory that men who
served at sea were less tied 10 the
land than those who served in the
army.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-08
u. S. HALTS WORK
OF FORTIFYING
PACIFIC ISLANDS
Harding Order Indicates
Recognition of Status
Quo Provision.

an the treaties growing out Of the
conference. but This was said at the
white house 20 depend on whether
the report or tho American dele
~ that time sen LodEe who call
cd on the president during the day,
said later that De hoped the report
would De presented 20 congress Fri
day
The president has not decided
whether he wiI present them in per-
son or lF letter. - was said.
he was represented also a. feel
Ing hat there was no need for res
ervau0rs be.nc attached 90 any Of
the treaties.
While republican and democratic
leaders were preparing for coLsid-
Grafton cor the treaties by the SEN
ate. Sen B0rah rep. Idaho, in a for
nal statement called for immediate
translation Of the work OF the con-
ference into q report OF the delega-
tlon'e Expenditures and other things
pertaining 20 the conference
In further announcement Of plans
decided upon Tuesday by republican
and democratic leaders Ia the senate
for formal consideration of the
arms conference treaties before they
sre taken up on the floor OF the sem
ato. meetings 20 talk over the work
OF the conference are expected 20 be
held by senator's early next week.
Sen. Lodge. rep. Mass. and Sen.
Underwood, dem. Ala, leaders q
their parties. have been informed By
their colleagues that there IS an al
most unanimous desire In the SEN
ate for these meetings in order that
free and fun discussions may be had.
Democratic senators. IL was said, de-
alrs 10 know the extent 20 which Sen.
Underwood has gone in supporting
The treaties during the arms con-
ference.
There IS apparent no purpose OF
tie party leaders 10 urge caucus &C
tlon or 70 attempt 20 bind senators
20 any position, but Il was said Tues
day by some senators that the Amer
fcan delegates prefer not TO be en-
barrassed by what ono describes as
'tbe slipping of cogs' when the
treaties formally are taken up.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-08
MILITARY HONORS
GIVEN TAYLOR At
BURIAL SERVICES
lContinued from page oneD

continued from page one.)
Ince. Dustin Farnum. Douglas Mac
Lean and Antonio Moreno.
While the Very Rev William Nc
Cormack Of st. PauTs was reading
the burial service shouts OF laughter
from the iostling, hysterical, riotOus
throng without echoed through the
pro cath edral.
Miss Normand had sat within a
few feet OF the casket. During the
services she fixed her eyes upon II,
occasionally sobbing and clasp!ng
the hand OF a woman companion.
Mabel NOrmand F'aints.
Supported on the arms OF two
women she was the last Of the Ions
line 10 file past the casl1et for a last
look AT the dead director. She gave
a quick glance. cried out, staggered
q few PAGES and fell to the floor in q
faint she was carried into the YES
try room, revived and t. ken home.
When the funeral c, rtege moved
away from the prO-catHedral It was
led by a group Of SEQ n bagpipe
players, playing a shrilI dirge. Be
sue LllS near 80 mar GNU a. H4udu "a
men in the British army uniform.
the honorary pail bearers, members
of the Motion Picture Directors as
ISOLATION. rode. Back Of the hon
Crary pail bearers marched about so
members Of the British overseas
club. veterans Of the world war.
Later I'm line came 100 or more
crowded automobiles.
At the cemetery there was a brief
service and the body was placed in
a vault.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-08
RECORD IN ALASKA

DAWSON CITY. Yukon Territory.
Feb. Records Of the Yukon gold
company indicate that William Des-
mond Taylor, slain moving picture
director. added 10 his multifarious
list OF trades during his sojourn in
the Yukon. In Dawson he worked
as a time keeper and commissary
clerk from 1908 to 1912
At Claim Seventy-six Below. on
Bonanza, ne IS referred TO as a rec
cord breaker in holding down grub
allowances. lie rode horseback for
pastime and wrote short stories.
which were published. it was said.
in outside magazines. In the four
year period mentioned he was alb
sent from tho Yukon one winter
when he went 10 Honolulu with a
theatrical company. He returned
here later.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-08

lar school hours. had Joined the gay
IS dressed group. All four little
girls hoped around merrily 20 the
strains Of tho orchestra.
I captured Ruth by force and
managed 10 engage her attention By
holding her firmly on my knee. she
put me ar my ease by decorating
NY forehead and left eye with a
string Of bright beads.
It's lots Of fun 20 so on tho stass
and dance, isn't tt" I asked.
oh. yeth." she conhded. II juth'
love 10 danth," WISHING from my
grasp. she proceeded to do the Paw
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-08
MterUie10S Three
Din1inutiUe Stars
In School, Room
BY DOROTHY KAHN.

interviewing a star in her dress
ing room IS no novelty, but inter
viewing three etans in their school
room IS bit unusual, especial y
when each Of the three is dressed
In Bingham and is so busy dong
sums that she is quite unconscious
Of any such things as theaters and
interviews.
Dolly Shocks and Ruth three
d.minutive '-follies girls Of the sun
shine Riddles company now p,ayir g
at the oliver. were completely alb
sorbed in their 'rithmetic when I
called 10 see them at their hotel
Dolly and Ruth were at work on IA
problems. but Shocks was doins adj
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-08


that the rers-tttons problem, is an
almost t-...t..H-s ar.r4a0. fr any dis
~,-ss.o- va.,5 a.-,s no develop 4 gen
erer solution OF European questions
D. ,.-r.
rr-..re~--- tho best way for Ger
.--s-.- pa, s.-t., u-+, r,r4v.-s 4,f-.-g
-1. .,. t-. ....~. .be r,s-5 5ts-
..,.--rs -.rs-..-s extension Of The
r-s.ro1 r-er8sf In trs zyfesha8e-
---..----- .-f.- -,,--.r, 0a,----ts
-,.-rf 10 mad. t.rd IN Ion Of
-r t.. f4.f -r.. .,,.,.-,,-., t-,
-t-r e-r no. however ,.1ttratelv
s,r-- +r- r-.-... situation be-ass-
orf Er ra--r French public debt
Restore cold standard
r..-........f ts..r ., Ia f.si.
v.r H r.-r. .r. hoard asserted
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-08

caution possible TO mitigate. where
70 is desirable. conditions Of impris-
onment and On avoid any action that
might have tho appearance of vim
dictive severity no declares that
thcre els no shadow of Justification
for the charge that the governments
policy has been one of indiscriminate
lavlcssnczs and OPPRESSION
VIII Enforce law.
Reputation IS made OF the charge
that the governments recent meas
sres involved a departure from the
policy that the government should
- Interfere in tho activities Of the
non-cooperators. 90 long as they re-
NAMED uou->ioleut in word and
deed The communication adds that
the government viii enforce the law
relating 20 ofenses against the state
SIS and when 30 may think flt against
any persons committing breaches.
With references 90 the proposed
conferences. Tho Communication says
that while the government is asked
10 make concessions. there IS no sug
gesuor that any OF the Illegal activi-
ties or fire non-Cooperators other
than hartaIs. pickeing and civil DISC
bedIence. should cease Further. 30
adds Gapdhi has made it, apparent
that the proposed round table con-
fsrences wound be called merely TO
register his decree.
Together with the communication
the India cmco issued a statement
srnbody1nE a message dated Fob. 2
reporting additional unrest iu the
United PROVINCES. Tho MESA Sc says
that there was a large procession OF
volunteers 40 TJhaul who were re-
ported 20 have been planning 10
Faizs the municipal Offices. The pro-
SsssIon was spcrso6 rv the use of
trunchcors. $50 firms was required.
Brickhats were thrown at the dis
trict magistrate and at the armed
guard ny The crowds i'm the street
and on the roofs OF houses. Two Of
the rinEleaders were Jailed Ujhari
is In the district OF BadaGn, and is
situated q short distance from Ba-
reilly. where recently there was riot-
Ing in which two persons we're killed
and Eve wounded
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-08
MARY MILES WINTERS
LOVE NOTE TO TAYLOR

Los ANGELES. Feb. IA love
note written by Mary Miles Minter,
dainty ingenue of the screen. to the
slain movie director is tho latest ex-
hibit relative 70 the directors past
held at police headquarters.
This note, bearing n butterfly crest
with the name Mary Miles MINER
on the wings. said. i'm q very youtn-
full. feminine hand:
Dearest
Il love you--I love you-I love
you-XXXXN-"Yours Always
Mary"
The Xxx y were representative
OF kisses,
Miss Mintor. shown tho note did
not deny writing IT, Il was found i'm
the fly leaf OF book taken at ram
dom from Taylors library.
Il did love William d Taylor"
she asserted today. II loved him
sincerely and deeply with the re-
spect and admiration a young girl
may accord q cultured and true
gentleman OF Mr.. Tayior's stamp"
The little star said she first met
4 d1 lol at INC american Inn manu- .
featuring company's studio at Santa
Barbara, where he directed her de-
but i'm filmdom
Another Note Is Found.
still another love note. the author
ship OF which IS obscured. has been
found i'm Taylor's papers.
Written in a simple code familiar
20 all school girls, this later note
read.
IL love you-oh. / love YOU SO.
Il had to come down because
mamma remarked that I always
seemed TO feel rather happy after
being out with YOU. SO here am.
Camouflage.
"Furthermore. I am feeling UNI
Usu Ally fine ,more camouflage).
Il will see YOU later. God love YOU
as I do
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-08

Iowa act without stopping her CON
versation
Looks Bigger on Stage
Didn't I look little on the stage
she went on. YOU didn't know T wath
tho big" I admitted 7 was aston
ished- She came wen mp ~ my
waist.
Are YOU sisters7' I asked the
pirouetting pair
"No, we're friends" pory cx-
planned
a few steps away. Rita. who does
the hu,a-hula. was using her arts on
Angelo Nitale
she likes Dir. Baton. said Ruth.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-08

continued from page One-D
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ties, and prior 20 taking up the prac-
tice OF law served as American con-
sui at Magdeburg. Germany: as sec
Rotary TO Sen. Walsh. OF ALaSsachu-
setts. and assistant and United
States attorney for Massachusetts,.
Judge Brentano served on the
bench Of the supreme court of Cook
county. Ill. for more than 80 years.
Ia portion Of the time as chief JUS
tico.
Count Szechenyt. husband Of the
former Gladys Vanderbilt. presented
his credentials as Hungarian minis
ter 10 Frest Harding few months
ago.
Austria is represented by a charge
ad interim and Germsuys diplo-
matte interests are looked out for by
a charge who took up residence here
tho latter part Of December.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-08

Mrs. Pauline Engle, A.. who died
Saturday. will be buried from the
home of her daughter Mrs. John
.Tschida. 921 S. Chaplin ST.. and from
ST. Mary's Roman Catholic church
at Q o'clock this morning. Rev j.
n Scherer viii ohciato and burial
will be I'm Cedar Grove cemetery.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-08
Funerals
Mrs w H- COMPTON.

The body OF Mrs. W. II. Compton,
so. formerly of South Bend, Will
reach here Thursday from Battle
Creek, Mich, and burial services Will
be held i'm Rivcryicw cemetery at =
o'clock in the afternoon. Mrs
Compton died Sunday al the home O..
her mother. Mrs. w W. Brown, o.
Michigan City.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-08
@. O. p. SENATOR'S
BACK Arms P4CTS

Continued from page oneD
sion emphasized the necessity for
adapting existing bank facilities to
fI the gap so as 20 extend long time
credits 20 farmers
The bin re-classifyine federal en-
pIoyes. which already has passed the
house. IS included in the legislative
program agreed upon, but it was
stated that action on the measure
for the reorganization Of federal
government departments probably
would be deferred until the next ses-
sion
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-08
LEO SNnGTELSkL

Funeral services for Leo Smigiel
ski, 81. 1909 w. Grace ST.. who died
Saturday Will be held this morning
at ST. 'Casimers church Rev. Is
GorRa officiating Burial will Doe nj
ST. Joaenh-s cemeterv.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-08
STATISTICS
MOVING PERMITS.

Sidney wolR. $50 W Colfax av..
20 SPA +. Miner st
Mrs Bernice Bernstein. 1920 Praf-
RE av.. 20 21s5 s. Chaplin 81.
8. ". Long. AIS E Tut ST. "a
Elkhart. Ind
John Arndt. 1901 ". sample ST,
% 1925 Arnold 81.
william Wesclek. 1851 z. Jeffer-
son blvd, 20 81 " Marion 81.
J. 3. Garner. 1104 s Main 81.
20 SCI S. Michigan 81.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-08
Deaths
II d. HARDY

H. d. Hardy, $50 y. Michigan st.
died at Epworth hospital at 1915
Tuesday morning as a result of a
complication of nervous diseases.
Hardy had been employed at oliver
Chilled Plow works.
He leaves d widow. two daughter
and three sons.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-08
ASKS DELAY FOR CONFERENCE

LONDON. Feb. s.-According 10
the Westminster Gazette, the Brit
ish government has received a note
from the French government max
Ing strong representations that the
Genoa economic conference should
be postponed three months.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-08
SuJVUE WISS

Silvie Wiss seven months OLD
daughter or Mr.. and Mrs Victor
Wiss. Of 1916 Whitman Ct. died yes
terday at her home following an at
tack Of pneumonia Funeral serv-
ices will be held at the home this
morning at 1880 O'Clock and buria
will be in the Jewish Orthodox cem-
etcry, NIishawaka-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-08

NEW YORK. Feb. THE board
Of aldermen Tuesday adopted a res
olutiOn calling upon congress 10
amend the Volstead act 50 as 20 per
nit the sale OF beer and light wines.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-08

He shakes his stick when .H.
danthes and sbe 5ath she
Tho stick.
When 7 rose 10 60. Dolly lavish i
another glorious embrace uU0r mr.
interviewer. followed nv kiss
.'Tuu hack thoor She come
uarded.
Perhaps d. is wei t7 explain 'r.t
tho interviewer Is a lady.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-08

Swauk Dyes Clothing Main 7si
cat
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-08
CARDINALS FAVOR
CHANGE ~ RULES
FOR MINING POPE

CONTINUED from page one)
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-08
PRESIDENT OPPOSES
USING FUNDED DEBT
FOR SOLDIER BONUS

Continued from page one)
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-08
q. 6. CONSIDERING
GENOA INVITATION

LConL-nucl % - -
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-08

Continued from page one)
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-24
LOCAL K. P. ORDER
HOLDS FAMILY NIGHT

Members of the local order Of the
Knights Of Pyth.as celebrated the
5Sth anniversary Of the foundation
Of the local branch with their an
nual family night program held
Thursday night at O'Clock at the
Tribune auditorium. A short busi-
ness session followed By a musical
program and q dance were included
IN the evenings entertainment
In the business session at the
opening Of the program. John Swy-
CART chairman OF the committee
financing the proposed new $500. 600
lodge building gave a brief report
OF the organization work on the
drive which is 70 open within two
weeks. Reports were heard from
Chancellor Commander Of Crusade
lodge No Il and Mrs. smith. Most
Excellent Chief OF Moonlight Temple
255 Carl Swanson presided at the
session.
A very pleasing musical program
including songs by the Amphion
quartet and several solos by Elton
Crepeau. was warmly received.
About 200 couples enjoyed the
dancing which started at 9 O'Clock
and continued until midnight. Clar-
ence Harding's orchestra played the
program OF dances.