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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-25
LAETARE MEDAL TO
BE PRESENTED TO
DR.. NELL TONIGHT
Father Burns to Confer Honor
at Formal Program-De-
parture From Custom.

DR.. Charles Patrick Neil. former
commissioner of labor under Pres
Roosevelt. Taft and Wilson, Will be
awarded the Laetare Medal by the
University of Notre Dame rat a for
NAL program 10 be held in Wash
ington hall tonight. The speech OF
presentation VIII be made by the
Rev. James j. Burns, president of
the university.
In coming to Notre Dame, DR..
NeiT has departed from the custom
by reciT tents Of the medal in recent
years. who have chosen 10 be award
ed the medal in their home parish.
A crowded hall will be present TO
hear his speech Of acceptance
Bishop Muldoon. Of Rockford. will
oficiate at the ceremony.
DR.. NELL was notified OF the honor
bestowed upon him by the university
upon Laetare Sunday the fourth
Sunday in Lent. Each year on this
day. the university notifies some
Catholic layman, whose services to-
ward the public at large are deemed
worthy of recognition that he has
/
The custom originated in 1883, al
the suggestion of Prof Edwards and
John Culinary Shea. the historian
kas the first recipient
Awarded Honorary Degree.
This is not the first time that DIT
Neilrs name has been linked with
fthat OF Notre Dame Between 1855
IS he was student there. and re-
turned i'm, 1891 as Instructor in
economies remaining for three
years. In 1905 he was awarded the
honorary degree of Doctor Of Laws
by the university.
He was born al Rock Island. H.
Dec. y. 1865, but spent his boyhood
in Texas. He studied at the Univer-
sity Of Texas in 1SSS-S9 and re-
ceived his a 3. degree from that
institution. During the next two
years he wos located at Georgetown
university. and after serving three
years as a member Of the faculty al
Notre Dame entered Johns Hopkins
where he received the Pm. De degree
in 1897.
He served as instructor. associate
professor and professor Of econom-
les at the Catholic university ir
Washington. u. g.. 1s97-l905. from
which position he was called 70 the
office Of federal COMMISSIONS Of
labor by Pres't Roosevelt in 1905
being reappointed by Taft and Will
son. During his service as commits
sioner Of Labor he was Influential
in improving the conditions Of the
workers in the Chicago racking
houses. the steel factories. and ir
the cotton mills Of the south. HE
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-25
ACT TO HALT CHICAGO It IRRORIST WAR
78 Year Old Candidate
Gets "Peeued'' at Delay
INDIANAPOLIS NJ.

INDIANAPOLIS, May "a
Aunt" Jane Cowan. IS years old
a delegate 10 the Republican
state convention from Vigo
county. attended the NTH dis
triet sub-convenuon for the selec-
Lon Of committee members Wed
nesday night. and became impat-
lent when the delegates failed 10
meet promptly.
I'm raring 20 90. said Aunt
Jane Let's get down 10 business
get that out Of the way and then
we can play or gossip tomorrow.
Business first is my motto"
Aunt Jane seemed IN good
spirits and not the worst for mill
ing around with the crowd OF del
egates. She said she had been
attending republican conventions
since long before she was granted
the honor 10 vote.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-25
BEGIN WORK ON
AT CONVENTION
Shepard Crumpacker Named
as Member of Resolutions
Committee.
DISCUSS BONUS BILL.
Indications Favor an Early
Agreement With Party Lead
ers ON Platform.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. May a.
Final drafting of the party platform
10 be presented 10 the republican
state convention Thursday was be-
gun by the resolutions committee
Wednesday night Immediately after
its g members, one from each con-
gressional district, had been elected
at separate meetings Of the conven-
ton delegates. With much of the
preparatory work on platform
planks complete before the commit
tee meeting indications favored an
early agreement with party leaders
declaring that no fight seemed prob
able on the convention floor
Shepard Crumpaker. St Joseph
county republican chairman, was
elected a member Of the important
resolution committee from the thir-
teenth distrisr at a caucus Of dele
gates from that district tonight at
tending the republican state conven-
ton. His election was unopposed.
Other committee members include
Mrs Roy Meisner, of Michigan City.
on rules and permanent organiza
ton; c. z. Babcock. Rochester Gre
dentials; Mrs Harry Armstrong. OF
Plymouth, as assistant secretary OF
the convSntion, and Mrs Gertrude
Cook, Warsaw, as assistant secretary
of the state convention. Oscar
Smith. of Starke county, acted as
secretary of the district meeting,
while f. VI. Morris, thirteenth dis
I trict chairman. presided.
Live Fight.
The Invest intradistrict fight oc-
Cured in caucus Of the delegates
Lfrom the thirteenth. John D. Dill
worth. republican candidate fol-
prosecutor from Laporte county. Of
fered a motion that the resolutions
committee delegate be instructed tC
OPP ose the present Indiana prima ~
system This precipitated a heated
discussion in which Sen. A II
Beardsley, of Elkhart championec
, the proposed stand Others dis
agreeing tying the hands oil
Crumpacker included j. c. Shade
Warsaw; "A. c. Dawson. or Fulton
( John Hays and Lem J. Dare. OF
South Bend. II was Cares convinc-
ing argument that finally caused the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-25
RESUME PAYMENTS.

NEW YORK, Nay 24.-The Cleve
land. Ctncinnatk Chicago and 81
Louis railroad. commonly known az
the Big Four. and controlled BY he
New York Contra. railroad through
stock OWNERSHIP Wednesday resup-
ed dividend payments on the COM
mon shares. declaring a dividend Of
two percent
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-25
REAL ESTATE MAN
HELD ON CHARGES
Farwell, Charged With Pseudo
Deals, Admits Previous
Police Record.

After long Eriuinz 10y the local
police Wednesday afternoon. John
FarweIl Mlshawaka real estate
operator. held under S.. 600 bonds on
the charge Of obtaining money under
false pretenses. admitted that he had
a previous police record. and had
served time In the Jackson. Mich.
penltentary about 10 years ago on
the charge Of stealing load -
wheat from farmers barn He
claimed that he was drunk Az The
time. however. Farweu also admit
ted 10 the police that he had oper-
ated some time sg0 .n Film. M.ch.
under the name Of Tvrr-ll. and when
he was questioned about sudden.
smash in his operations he claimed
he had gone bankrupt
Farweu was arrested wednesday
afternoon a. his roomlnE house In
Mishawaka by Chief of Police Bar
rows of that city. ana was lumedi-
ately brought te South Bend and
subjected 20 rr.lIrg Hls arrest
was brought about on complaints
Of George A. Burkna--. l104 S La-
fayette ST. and W. ana Lu-es I15s
F. FIX ST.. both employees ~ the
Studebaker Corp
Decided Lots
According ~ the complaint Lutes
decided % FarreI some time ago a
lot on Victoria 81. and gave h.m $500
with the underestimate -ra- FarVeu
was 20 erect house on The Dot ard
that on payment by Ll-es ~ s-ipu-
lated sum The property was % BE-
reconveved 10 Lures. Burkhar- also
decided a l0- on Victoria 81. Che Ion
being just across the street from the
one formerly owned hy Lu-es ana
gave Farwe.I $500 with -he same un-
derstandlng OF the proposition a.
Lutes had. Since -ha- time l- IS
claimed that nothing has been done
by FarwelI 20 warrant -he beIef
that his intentions ~ building houses
for the two would ever be carried
our. In fact the TWO men has some
time ago reached the conclusion that
u was doubtful II Far7veu would
ever do anything toward erecting
the houses
IL IS understood thar the conrract
which Fa~Well had with The two
complaInan-s ls a rather pecullat
one. 10 that T. contains no clause
in 10 WHICH obligates Farwell 20 ever
build. and no time for starting the
work OF building IS mentioned. II is
claimed that the two compiainants
had an understanding. verbally % a
great extent. that Farwelrs PROPOSE
ton was that be would finance the
building Of The houses. and that on
repayment 20 Farweu OF the amount
expended plus a reasonable profit.
the title 20 the entire property
would be decided back again by Far
Continued on mage xvgo.l
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-25
LIGHTNING CAUSES FIRE.

KANSAS CITY. May PA loss
OF 100000 was caused when ightn-
Ing set Ere 10 Hslmer's Furniture
Manufacturing company Wednesday
Fifteen hremen were overcome.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-25

Indiana. Unsettled weather WIZ
showers Thursday and probably Fri
day nor much rnsnge IN tempera-
ture
Lower AIichfEahs lusettled weather
Thursday and Friday probsbly
showers not much change n temper
azure
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-25

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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-08-04
Sra Oct 9amIe Stoo.

en- ~eIitpGrois aienbire bar / ncsen
lib ieilbt mig "SecorabsY Soften" % bet
or life i~itfcrt, at net life tan ligge ell
Sa9taufe / Oct. Suis min Sormobning
CT rigtis, iaa itaI 2nifet berosb 9aa i
SpfplreIic. Nnar ies iom Sitel bar
rolgt Sra set 9amIe Stoo", ioa .er bet
foroi at %piitnpf mango / Nmerita, iou
Ell paa bisie aanter, tror, at StoD CT
Def famine ion oct cn9aus bar; melr
loa er life tilfrlbet. S 1909 bleu Stoo
belt / 10 Serreber iaaIeoes, at Sarr
Sogn aIeue ifuIoe uo9isre bet enc og
Soam % SIZZLING Sngne Oct anbet. SEQ
Selinacn blep BET iihite noaet itsrre;
men MI bar Sarr Sosn ~(altiaa Def MI
pGrenoe Stoo Serrco) blet uoeet itsrrc
srlinbct en- bel Sci ~inbilptteoc / Sc ies
mere Iar forauIeoiget peo Sernbunes
bp9niugen. Gangs Snaaienpanoets Spb,
iibe bpgees mi Sumuan-@rongbaneu
irm for Oct fsritc ital faa en- SioeIinic
ncbgiennem Eantbalen til NamsoS %
iiben, naar Sinanierus tilaber oct, bIt
fcrtiat fra @roug oper gnrtsarHnien %
pioere opouer Horbupr9e. Gangs Snncs
itrGiningeu bIomitrer M npe &uie op
iom Ya%hbebatter, og bnis ubpdubrebe
Stobbpsser ON en- tortcre euer Irnserc
Sio geisser lin Sienlbpgb, bill DC bars
itelie fieube fig isieu. gt en- Sanc ops
sieuuent Stop til Snaaieu os 8roug CT
hpilig paatrrnet bill man faulte ~forltn1,
naur iea oplpier, at eubnu Den 26oe
Mpril tiercs Sieu oponer Snaaieuuans
nct. geiene er 10 M / S~srefaIbet onls
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-08-04
:. Ole SoffeItn6 nor en

flor CONNER. Ole SaffeItab par en-
Wanoi 40.garene, en- operoroentlig
iolio % foriietis Mano. San bar
8aarbbruger / Seitre Slibre, men
orep ON Sommeren Hiltebiltrafif.
San bar gilt, men bans Some er bpo.
San eiterlaoer fig Ell liben 6 aar
gammel Ssn.
Wange SrnfningsnIpffer. Stof.
marines 9Oe Slili. @n isreelig l1lpf.
fe bGnote Der oppe 2sroag, ibet en-
8aao meb fire Manb fpIbtes al SID
noenfor @s % fantreoe. Gre Wano
bporaf 6ar % Ssn iamt en- ung
Wano omfon. gn Wanb reooebeS /
iioite Sieblif al tililenoe gaabe ira
2anb. Samtlige Smfomre par ira
9aagen 8aufpGrep.
= 9rsnnep 10oe Srli. Gn ling.
bonn iom ibae ifuloe babe reiit paa
grercis fulbieilebe 9srbag uofor
Siemmet % i~oripanot. Sans Sar
tom lige efter % fanbt 8rttens Sig.
Oct bar hans encite Son.
Sfien 10be SILL. en- Sritf.
n%inesulpffe brnbte isaar paa Tile.
fos, ibet Ell Son Of Smut 9affenes,
iom legte paa en- 6laaoe, falbt / 81
ben % orufneoe. Sans 8amerat iom
bar meo ie9te / oct lGngite at boloe
ham oppe men forgippes. Zen Srrf-
nebe par / II IarS Iloeren.
= Manbal 10be Suli. Set Ter
no, iom 9poen after bar fr9pet TO
Dire bla1tbt ben baarot biemisete 81
iferbefolfning paa 2inoesnes. timber
ben orfanagtige Storm SorSoag Nj.
ten % liboper gtatten Srebas befanbt
SiiferflaaOen Jig paa Bel biemoper
ira Repet. Otter en- baaro Corn /
oct p9lbige SAB fom ale Sfsiterne
poa en- nGr biem meo itsrre eler
minore Sapari. Senne enc par Wto.
torlfsiten "Sapirua". Sa man emo.
III intet bar bsrt fra ben, nlaa man
9aa no fra, at BEN er gaaet Thumbs.
Smboro befanot fig Sans Guingien
% augrit @abrielien ira 2inoesnes.
De bar begge / 35.aarSalberen.
- Woloe 10oe Slili. S Slutten
al forrige ltee raicoe her en- Storm,
iom par Ell al De p9rite Sommeritors
me man bar bapt paa mango Iar.
gaaoe er blepet r%anlponeret, % oct err
at b~efrpgte, at en- gano fra Suitao
er 9aaet timber, 0a ben enbnu life err
fommet ino. gaabens Ssrer bar III.
bert Saugnes, Ilfuaag; ban bar gift
% bapoe 8 Barn. 9eiGtningen for.
sprie, ulotagen Ell, par uaiite. Der
or goaet Ell 9aao no for OF isee efter
De iapneoe.
= Stapanger lite Sltli. Gu Srlf.
ningsulpffe bGnote igaar / Hennes.
cp. 80 Gutter / Golpaarsaloeren
tisrte paa nogle SralIer / ct Sten.
brllo. Sfinnerne off lige neo til
Sisen. Set lpffeoes life @utterne
at iaa itaniet Sralen itioe, % begge
TO falot / Ianbet. Gen enc fit REQ.
ct Jig op paa 2ano, mems ben anoen
l. ell Ssn al @aarobrllser Grit gif
= blep borte.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-08-04
Winoer fra &pitcSeio.

Sor Ell Sin iiben lGite ieg Ell Irtifel /
"3ecorabsYoiteu": Wiuoer fra 5eIez
ularfsn. Sc iuteresierche mig megct.
Siligc lGier ies meo Snteresie 9repene
fro Sborbisr9 Sic. Seq bar ugiaa nogIe
Ntinher fra Selemarteu, ifisnt ieg bar
bare ct Barn Den sib ies bar Ser, c II
he fra 5 til 7 Nar. 5 1869 fom pi til
apitescib og boebe ell Sio / ct Tibet &us
rcb Yaspaa. Win Sar a Raler. 8
GGrbebeu al Taspaa boeoc bengan9 Ell
Garins peo Hapn Hiisn,an, ipm iiulbe
rGre 8eitprer for Ct engelit aontpani
q bripe eli 8rube, men benne Hlismnn
fanot paa iaameset % spela8oc tore
Gunner for %Mpmpaniet. Sau beBpnbte
at bbsge ct fort Spriufelperf al en- @p9z
utng tGt pep @eicn. Set ifulbe bli 500
tel, Sanieial og me9et anbet, og en-
Mtrn9oe Wenreiter arbeibebe Der Ell
SID. Ien tiIilut blep alt nebrepct,
Senne Hiisn,an babe to itore forte
Sunbe. Sau iii arbeibet Srler til Dem.
oQ Ell firebiuIet @o9n % fisrtc baabc
bio og rio me5 line Srrbe. SEQ iaa euz
gang fire borne Yeriorer / Io9nen, %
Sutbene biltebe nptiaa burtig berao
Weieu. s ~6pritninsen itrrmte ban nG
ten @ettet at Soil, naar De msbte bam
en- apelben. On Some pdaitoo beitemt,
OF bum babe mcbt ben Snoe iisl. "Sau
fjerte meo TO ~lpaarte Soubarl"
Sra Yaspaa flpttet pi til en- liben
Slabs unper 8aarben Saleen. Staos
Lamb bar nrru,eite Nabo. 9enne Ylabs
len bar ieg CLIENT Rapnet paa; men Oct
bar ct tibet Stpffe fra Stcrpeien. fsr
hi TOM til Staalanb. Cpl en- gafte paa
cnbre Chen at @eieu laa @aaroeu
9aifom. Ser bar to Gutter, Inbers
co Soertb, os en- Iiben Yise, auue. Taa
&alitpm bauoe be mango ggbletr9er, %
III Born pluttebe op sgbler og bar Dem
pp til Copper at Saften og ilippet Dem
lns, iad De triQebe nebpper iom en-
Saueflof. Sa, Oct ltaI life ~iaan1eset til
for at bore Noro for gprn. Seq bar
cgiad beltommen til at ipiie ale De
sgbIer, ics piIbe. 90 ieg buffer en-
gang, ieg bIcu meget ips oeraf. Sra
hsnne YIabieu flpttct hi til Spiotsooo.
Ger brnote Oct iblanbt, at 9nnrpifibst
"St. Olaf" la9be til. ifieut Oct almins
relise Stoppeiteb bar paa ben anben
SIDE at Siorben. Ser Iaa en- SanOs
gnnesbro al Ylanfer nebpeb grpgsen,
&C ies os min Sror ~ipefulerte meeet paa,
rm Den tunbe bore os, ON hi iii Den 10
raa @anbet; % efter nleset geiprr lit
III lempet ben / @anbet. % ben blep
Grunbig prspet. So on, Den pilbe bare
cs. gi tos en- liben Staur % itagepe
fra Sanb, % Oct git baaoe scot % bel,
iii hi fom no paa Spbet % Der git en-
nofiaa itrib Strsn,, iom fsrte os forbi
Sbben % afiteb. 90 Oct bialp life,
bpormeget hi bruste Stauren; hi for
lGnser ps IGn9er afiteb. "gent Iibt," ia
ice. "Ru saar ri lise imob ben Stots
fen, iom gaaben saar sfter. iaa
ifaI ieg gipe ct obstig Yrf, og hi pil
fomme tiaanos." Sa, ies trpttebe til
Stoften meb fuIo 9raft; men at % bel
Gen uar antret | en- SernlGntc, % lea
for paa Sopebet no / Ianbet. Gilt ieg
tan bulfe er. at bet bubIebe iaa / mine
Grer. Nin gror, iom bare bar TO gar
emo ies % life hinbe ipsmme, bops
pebe uoi pg fif Sag / mig. men bporoan
ban ff mtg tiQanbs, er mig en- 8aabc.
nd Der bar bpbt. Ien ban iii mig til
lambs. Si a banse for at saa biem,
oa pi frpstebe for at faa SuIins; cit
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-08-04

perfor op / Stogcn % bilbe iiobe on
terfe, for bi Git bient. Ren Bet poreSe
Tie lGn9e fsr Sar % Nor % enoel
Uolt Tom, o9 De raabte paa os; % Ioo
'1aatte pt trent, % hi lit bpertcu SnIino
eler Sfi9nb. Seq tror, De bar oloS at
Be ut os i8ien. 9pproan oct oft meS
Eano9dn8sbroer, peb leg life. Spruo>
pentli9 reiite Den ueDobcr til Streuoen
eler I%rangfois. "St. Olaf" bar en-
Slllbdao, % aapteinen heb g. Sunbt.
Win Seiter Gonitance arbeibebe un1boro
st. OLAF" en- Sib. 90 ioa bar Der
CT 'anoen Sige peo Hapn Rarie pr1e
toro, buffer ies. 0iin Seitcr Gina CIR
belpe en- Sio hos Troturator Slorens.
Sim er oso for mango @ar iiSeu. Iiu
SETTER Constance leper % er grfe for
onbcn Sang.
gttn Srooer Gonrao er Italer 90 Dor
| minneapolis. grooer Ssrgen boz /
yanlt / Hprsc. Seq er llbrmaaer /
SnipooS, Soma. Saber beoc Den Ste
gat 1921, life fulbt 90 Gnr. RoScr
osSe 3bie Sanuar 1908. Set tunoe
hGnoc at no8en, iom Irier "Secorabs
Fo'ten" Der / apiteseib, tunbe erinorc
1'lne SorRlSre % S~eifenbe. Seq bar
10 ian lioenJ at neppe uogen bill erinSre
mig, men itieut ies sr Iibcn, iaa bar lea
cog mango Iinber fra &piteSeio % 81.
tjelo mco i'm Snetop. oe Sancat % So
nrttlcn os airtebe % Iebtiuuo. lltiunr
lib, buffer ies meset spot. ga naor
st. OLAF" GIT Snittur, % &c ipiaeoe oo
oanIeSe paa SGftet, meoers SaaSey
itrnt beorgebe Jig benao ganbats fort
blante SlaSe, ba ipntes ies, Oct bar
sltlot at barr meb. StlIbe npaen, Ionl
lGlcr oiSie Sinier eriubre min Saber,
Noner eller Ssltenbe, iaa p9r billet.
90 Ituloe no9cu bile ienbe mig noeIc
Stnler, Ida er DC neIfommen. Seq erin>
tier goct Taitpr Ioics % bertc ban
rrGotte | aoiteseib Strife. 90 en- anoen
Meteorological erinbrer ies goot, nemIip
Str9ooer Ratiien; lieciaa Slap, SoI.
lef 90 Sari Yaspaa. ga, IuIoe iea
opregne ale, piIbe bet fplSe baIne Sc
eorabs Soften, iaa bette iaar barre no,
fer bennc Sang. Neo Silien til SEQ
rnbsSoiten"s 8eoattsr % Terionale oe
til Slegt % @enner, ipm I9icr Sett,
forbliper ie9 meb IgteIie eSers
90. 8. 8nucipn,
Snipopb, ga,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-08-04

er, at De Ter
be bar tisrt
Fse Sur fra
ldbians&nle'
life / ct
ben1pfratif
ie, foriitrer
De bar ntebs
ornebenbeber
reiit beres
fletter uIlSer
BITE Snettns
Dainer eiens
paa famine
MI nfe mere
b, at be bea
efter at faa
irbbbbenoe
taar gel
n ful fsre
bapn>8ebiers
% ben ioeits
.mlanbsoaI.
f~inserne.
DorfsGbbofdt
fanbiuaptItc
nleb &ibbers
|neb "Seuig
mi ban life
|ifeaIber. 81
ms SeIitab;
meli9t 6onO
rlis SprtGIs
berette on
lbitiansen
I,berien oS
raft Stapsn
ibelist fore
Oh pg sprtgt
nett e~legantt
Fise opitaact
I Bropnnn9
De l~psuaa8r1e
bc ~foreitiHt
te 0iaroitnb
am ielp for
pit. GnoerIeH
bporfor ieg
@Itoriite Ndp'
|, bape fadef
frp oper at
e Rapne, pJ
log. Sntros
be:
lllow me to
on! (SaanS'
Zee you, sir!
;. Mayor, is
let you, sir!
this is
eased to see
present you
tleman, Mr.
kjalver!
pc you are
he! aside
|er / 9riitia
iler IibNer
a nlco ferite
, elfeSe @nO'
ar Jet / 81
ON bill finHt
alb Saarfd'
lper / beSite
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-08-04

ers slscrtisiementerue / -Seecrop.g Soften.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-09-05
DISABLED VETERAN
VISITS MAYOR HARVEY
+. c. Burke Badly Battered by
Explosion Of Big Shell
In France.

With tho bones OF both legs shat
tered. ono arm crushed and tho other
paralyzed, Frederick c. Burke. 30 years
old. n veteran OF the World War, was
received by Mayor Le Roy Harvey
this morning In his office. Burke, who
was recently released from the Nj.
Alto Hospital. ct Washington, is
making his way to his little homo ut
Silver Bow, Montana. His only COM
pensation, no said, is the small com
mission on a soldiers magazine which
he sells.
Burke served as a private In the
32sth Infantry, In the S2d Division.
He saw active service during the
Meuse-Arsonne battle and II was only
n few days prior to the time desig-
mated to be relieved. he said. that a
large German shell exploded close "a
where he was standing.
Both legs were shattered and his
arms crushed. As the result OF rnedi-
cal treatment. he said, tho injuries
had mended, but in such n manner al
TO leave him deformcd. Burke now
walks with heavy iron braces support
ing his legs. Both arms are lil<ewis.
bandaged with leather supporting
bands.
After interviewing the disabled
veteran. Mayor Harvey referred hin
to officials Of the Disabled Veterans
Bureau in the du Pont Building.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-09-05
BURGLAR WITH LOOT
FlOORED BY WHISKY
Parting NIps In House He 10 Ac-
cused Of Robbing Undid
James Janison.
NV Associated Press 10 Every nvsnns.

ny Associated Press 10 Every Evening.
P1ttsburS. Sept. b.--Whisky caused
the downfall OF James Jnmison, of
jamestown, N. T., known to tho po-
lice m tho Gag burglar" according to
q story reclted In Police Court to-
day.
For several weeks tho police search
ed for man who. after robbing
homes in a fashionable section always
fingered 20 tako a drink or two from
tho stock on the buffet.
According TO tho arrosting officers
they we're summoned TO the East End
district yesterday by a butler. When
they arrived they found Jamison
stretched on tho floor with jewelry
and other valuables taken from tbs
house on his person, they SAID In
vestigation disclosed. they added, that
Jamison, nfter collecting tho valuabies
fingered to take drink. Ono drink
! led 10 another. tho officers declared
| and finally Jemison was forced y
take n nap on tho floor. They found
him peacefully slumbcring. and ne
was held for court.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-09-05
BUCKLEY AND M'DADE
ADDRESS STRIKERS
Neither Men Nor Authorities
Have Received Advice on
Injunction.

Of,ctala Of the local striking shop
crafts had received no official notice
this morning OF the Injunction which
Dausherty had Sc
cured and accordingly held their usual
Tuesday mass meeting Mt Pythian
Castle. n. r. Logan. local chairman.
presided over the meeting and the
other officers were seated on the plat
form as is customary.
w. DBuckley. representative Of the
international brotherhood OF Boiler
makers and Shipbuilders, made a
speech in which he denied the right of
the government to prevent peaceful
continuance of the methods used now
by the strikers and asserted that
nothing could prevent him from car
rying out the work which the brother
hood had given him 10 do when they
elected him an officer. He urged al
10 act IN a peaceful manner.
Rev. Howard j. McDede OF Phila-
delphia asserted that trade unionism
Ia an economic necessity" and thai
there Is an inter-dependence between
capital and labor He urged the mer
and women 20 work together a.
brothers and sisters.
Labor officials stated that they
would continue 10 conduct the strike
as formerly unless legal notice IL re-
ceived 20 restrain them from 80 doing
This includes picketine and meetings
District Attorney Hughes and
Unsed States Marshall Money have
received no advioe on the subject o.
the injunction, they said today. Mr.
Money said that he wac "keep!nK hi,
ear TO the ground" but ~ Yet had TO
eeived no orders 10 appoint. any dspu
see, Both expected to receive Ad
vices today. however.