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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-16
men FROM
ILL-FATED VESSEL
Capt. Cole and Members Of
Crew Reach Safety After
Unusual Experience.

NEW YORK. Jan. L. Without
food and water for two DAYS and
during that time dashed 20 the cabin
hatch Of their water logged craft 70
prevent them being washed over
hoard by mountainous seas. capt. NJ.
Y. Cole and seven members Of the
crew Of the American schooner
James N. W. Hall arrived here Sun
dsy on the steamship west Canon,
which rescued them $50 miles south
east OF Cape MAY, y. J.
Virtually abandoning hope Of ever
being picked up alive the ship
wrecked crew used its remaining dry
match Friday night 70 set fire 10 a
dishpan Of gasoline IN a last desper.
ate attempt 10 make known its
plight The resultant faro was seen
from the West Canon bcsnd here
from Java. which immediately head
ed for and took of the men who
were suffering from cold and hunger
The schooner, which left Charles
ton. s. c.. for Boston, January 8.
with a cargo OF lumber, was absn-
doned She registered 491 tons and
was owned in Boston. Capt Cole
said he encountered heavy gales ana
rough s.as soon after leaving Char
lesion They increased in force and
became 50 violent on tho tenth that
the vessel sprung leak and began
10 MI with water. III hands we're
put 10 work at the pumps. but they
could make little headway because Of
the terrific pounding 10 which the
craft was subjected
Finally conditions became so bad
that the captain ordered al men te
lash themselves TO the hatch OF the
cabin which Was the only part Of the
structure 20 remain above the sur
face Except for brief intervals
when a man would risk the fury Of
the seas 70 send up distress signals
they remained that way for two DAYS
and nights with nothing 20 cat os
drink.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-16
GROUSE WILL ATTEND
CASH REGISTER MEET

Z. ". Grouse, local representative
or the National cash Register Co.
leaves this week for Dayton and New
York 70 attend the annual conven-
ton Of that company.
The Hundred Point club for
1921 consists OF the men who Sc
cured 100 per cent or more OF their
sales quota TO me year L Is q
distinct honor 10 belong 20 this club
snd il Is the ambition OF every n
O.. =. salesman 70 be 4 Hundred
Pointer" every year
Hundred Pointers from Al over
the United states and Canada viii
attend the convention held during
the week OF Jan. % 70 IS inclusive.
These statesmen viii study new and
better business methods and bust
ness conditions. The problems of
the retail merchants viii De studied
and discussed. IN the interchange
CT ideas which will result. every
man present viii learn many useful
things which ne can apply in HIS
own territory.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-16
CONFESSES MURDER
or BOOZE BANDIT
IN HOLDUP ATTEMPT

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both Of Columbus. who admit. &C
ccrdinz 70 the sheriff. that they
drove TO Hamilton Thursday night
with Gait in an attempt 70 obtain
liquor. and after Gait had been
killed. took his body back 70 Colum-
but. placing il along the road where
q vas found
10. 2. I -hdt sharetr
The body OF Leland carl Gait, I'D
connection with whose death Loren
HartzeiI was charged with man
slaughter in Hamilton today. was
found along a country road near
here last Friday. ~ first II was
enormously identified as that Of T..
: Richardson. formerly Of Los
Angeles. Calf.-by means OF a Cali
fornia chauffeur license found on
the clothing. subsequently. how
ever. friends identified 10 as that OF
Gait. and Richardson. a friend OF
the dead man. was found 20 be alive.
He is held as a witness.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-16
SAYS NINE WAGE
CUT worse THAN
CH4TTEL SLAVERY

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whole, earned wages on which they
could live
The coal operators demand 80
per cent reduction in wage schedules.
short period contract and numerous
changes which will make them Sc
euro as dictators." said Mr.. Mitch.
1T is said that the coal production
OF the nation for 1921 IS the lowest
in recent history and indications are
that 1929 will be no better.
The fact that numerous mines in
this state are closed down and that
some have been closed for many
months indicates otherwise. and
while the miner dislkes this he is
compelled TO accept the same, and
there is no provision by contract
that gives him any redress or relief.
Labor Trouble Not Factor.
1T is stated that labor trouble
and lack OF orders were the major
causes OF mines being idle this year
and they have placed labor troubles
first. Here is tho report or the state
inspectors OF mines for the year
ended sept. 30. 1921, which was
compiled by him from reports from
the coal companies themselves:
Days lost on account Of no orders
at major minos-2O, $50.
Days lost on account Of cars
2.2S2
Days lost on account of strikes
LIS.
Days lost by other causes--552.
1t may be easily seen that time
lost because OF strikes was incom
parable 10 loss by other causes, par
ticularly that OF no orders.
1T seems that all argument on "A
reduction IN wages or for wage
schedules should first be considered
from the standpoint Of humanity,
and any industry that will not give
its employees an existence should be
put out OF commission. In the best
years the miners ever had thoy cd
not make enough TO maintain an
American standard Of living, and
surely now when nobody wants
coal when big business has closed
the doors Of industry and 5000. 900
idle men are tramping the roads in
vain effort to secure work. rather
than talk reduction we had better
20 back to the system of chattel
slavery"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-16
.BLOODHOUNDS TRAIL
SUSPECT ASSASSINS
OF STATE TROOPERS
Two of Constabulsry Wound
Cd at Cabin Greek, and
Prisoner Rescued.

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shooting before both men were more
seriously injured or killed
Both NIr. Fletcher and col Arnold
said that as the first shot rang out
from tho brush whilo Afford was
being conducted 10 the railroad sta
ton ct tho sound OF which the pris-
onsr took 70 his heels. Mrs. Trent
plunged into the stream and waded
10 the other side. where she singled
out those hidden in the thickets and
successfully prevailed upon them TO
discontinue tho fusiIade.
While she was thus nesaEed the
two wounded officers lay - the base
Of an cmbankment down which
they had been rolled by the impact
OF large cslibre cartridges After
the flight Of those who had done
The shooting Mrs. Trent turned her
attention % the wounded troopers
and with the aid OF Mrs Fletcher.
wife Of tho mine superintendent.
administered first aid prior 10 their
removal
An immediate roundup Of those
suspected OF having had previous
knowledge of tho affair wss con-
Quoted and As q result Mrs. Elmer
Smithhouse. Fred Thompson. Berlin
Adkins mad Coco Ellison were plac-
cd under arrest
The police announced they arc
still seeking Smithhouse, I'm whose
house they said they found tho
rifles With which tho shooting had
been done. and Leo Ellison and Al
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-16
Burglars Get $50 ar
MADISON Street House

Burglars entered and ransaCked
the home Of G. NIenhnert. 524 ".
Madison ST. SUNDAY sometime be-
tween late afternoon and 1880
o'clock AZ night Although the
house was found in generally dis.
turbed condition by the owner =
loss OF $50 in cash was all that was
discovered
Mr.. Nehnert and family left the
house late fin the afternoon and no
member Of the family returned until
the discovery OF the robbery at
1870 o'clock. Officers Pore and
Dunning made the investigation. Al.
though the burglars left no clues
entrance is believed 20 have been
gained Through a side door by
means OF q skeleton KEY The rob
bery Is said 20 have been the third
one made on successive Sundays in
the Immediate neighborhood.
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-16
Wi&a1-d Battles
ScebtiCaL Win
Htgh Glass Shoe

Richards the Wizard \opcnlug
weeks cnsa cement at Tho olive
last night fully Justified his claim CO.
the title OF Tho wizard auo sent
a capacity audience away with the
pleased feeling that they had 49,
tended worth while Performance
no matter how mystifyinS it had
been.
After performing two score al
tricks that not only banlcd tho eve.
bat tho mind as we'll in anv EFFORT
TO fathom them. Richards answered
a large number OF questions written
by individuals iu the audience. The
questions were written before the
performance commenced. and were
then placed ln a glass tar on the
stage where they remained until The
Wizard was ready 10 take them up.
without touching the question: ~
they roposed sealed 81 the Jar in
fun view Of tho audience, Richards
one BIZ ono told first the name ~
the writer OF each question, then the
exact wording OF the particular quef-
ton, and then answered the question
The Wizard discIaimed any super
natural mower or control OF any kind.
and explained 10 the audience that
his method vas merely = develop
ment OF tclepathic science Sc much
ia advance Of present day though.
as the airplane, wireless or subms
rine was considered IN advance or
tho times only = few decades ago
However. whatever his method. be
did a. Least tell correctly the names
Of the writer's Of the questions the
questions the names were signed 70.
and AL this while the questions r.
posed 81 the glass jar untouched b.
anyone after they had been turned
over 70 Richards assistant by tho
various writers and dsposited in the
receptacle
Richards did not give 4 perform
sncs Of saving the body az = person
i'm two stating -hsr federal 81
junction alleging infringement an
3 shtz of other promoters % The
same act prevented 81. but h@ sald
that this act would be enacted ~
the rest of the performances durfr-
the week az court relief would De
sought today
AS fhe high lights IN the nv
ILfhLnE 70 HHEfolre or TICKS DeELDL L..r
ed bv The Wizard i1 which AL sor-=
of objects disappeared into thin sF
and in which aU sorts OF obter--
came into being from nothing E-
deviation act. I'D which no floate
the body OF one Of his ssslstar
I'm the air for over = minute. durirs
which he passed a hoop complete.
around the suspended bodv and r
human proiectile' act were tile
headunere In the latter a-t he
Young ladv assistant was los1~-. tr+5
the ruzzle ~ 2 gun. and ir
medIsteIv thereafter che was f-ul7
lu the Innermost of the thres
trunks. one within the other. which
had been locked and suspsnde1
from rope above fh4 stsFe du-irz
the entire performance.
Richards will be- A. the oI.-sr fr-
Tho entire week and the fret mae
iras will be on Friday and trl
vII be for ladies' orlz- On satl--
day there viii ia matinee INTENDED
specially for the children. ard Trs
Wizard promises 20 distribute do--
en- ~ bun0ias GO The youngsters
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-16
City to Pay Respects
To War Heroes Tonight
Committee Completes Arrangements For Big Celebration
to be Given in Honor of ExServce Men at the Stude
baker Administration Building Tonight.

over the state 20 attend this spec
tacu,ar function
New Years eve celebrations will
have nothing on the Big Show to-
night. u does not matter what your
aste II. there viii be something AT
the Studebaker administrator build.
Ing tonight 70 cater 10 II. Dancing
Lots or 81. There VIII be several
hands and orchestras and the dane
ms will be continuous. Entertain
ment? on every hoor and in every
part OF the floors. Refreshments
say. buddy, II will not be a case Of
you're TOO late for refreshments
viii be served continuously from 5
10 u p. m.
AnG DO not forget the realistic and
wonderful transplanting Of French
battlefelds. NO Mans Land" tn.
dugouts where our boys sat and
smoked and joked while overhead
wicked Prussian shells wlerdly sang
their songs Of death and destruc-
ton.
Come and sec the ruined chateaux
Of France. Come and see the Y. NJ.
C.. 4. canteens just exactly as they
were in tho stirring days Of the
war. See tho Red Cross huts. the
x. Of G.. shacks and the welfare sta
lions OF the Jewish units and the
Salvation Army.
Colorful Camoullagc.
Come, see how the buddies lived
in those ncrve-racking hellish
DAYS. Sec the battered galvan-
lied iron cans that served 10 writ
ing tables. Sec the brilliant and
colorful camoufsge on the outside
of these nuts. 50 cleverly and real
istically produced that YOU Will not
know they are there until you are
right upon them.
You've read or the winding
treuches. Come tonight and walk
through them.
Sec the tanks, the poison gas and
liquid fire apparatus. Wander
through o. veritable fairyland on the
main floor You will SEQ more sur
prises than were ever crammed
into single evening.
Then tho dancing and the enter.
tsinment.
Two great big floors devoted to
just that purpose and nothing else.
The entire second floor has been
converted into a city OF fags and
decorations It will be the last
word in color effects. The flags OF
every nation and country in the
world will look down upon you and
fiutter to the tune OF the dance
music The entire fourth floor will
also be given over 10 dancing Gay
japanese lanterns, rcd, green and
gold decorations. Miles and miles
OF mulucolored paper balls and
paper string.
Miss Gould TO Sing.
Come and hear Sis Rita could
sing her way into your hearts as
she did behind tho battle lines in
France. Como and hear Lucille Var
ler's silver voice i'm SONG. Seven big
acts at the y. NJ. G. \. hut alone.
Sec tho boxing contests. They
will be snappy and poppy and
mighty real. Then the wrestling
matches. and many surprises that
are being mysteriously kept under
cover until tonight.
Tickets may yet Zoe had IT you
have not got yours, get lt right
away and become part of the great
est, finest, jolliest and best demon
stration ever accorded 10 the men
and women who fought for you.
Let's 20, Bring a bagful of cheer
and jollity with YOU.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-16
FRUSTRATE $500
DIAMOND ROBBERY

ROCHESTER. y. y. Jan Is
The theft OF diamonds valued at
S3,50o was frustrated and the would
be thief captured a. the Seymour
hots. here Sunday morning. The
man. VINO gave the police the name
OF Frank I. Genet and said his home
was in Pittsburgh. forced the door
n the room occupied by Mrs. John
\. Dix, wife Of the hotel proprietor.
she awoke but was siienceG with
the threat or a revolver. The por-
ter. hearing the noise in the room
notified the proprietor. They were
faced BY Genet. but overpowered
him. He had in his possession the
diamonds ~ police headquarters
lac said nc had overheard two men
planning TO rob Mrs. Dix and had
hoped 10 beat them TO g."
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and sounded the kuell OF doom 70
Prussiamsn and miutarism.
Don't forget the time. Be sure
10 be there on time. The reception
starts promptly at $50 p. m. and
TIE entertainment starts az s
Because of the record crowd ex-
pected il Is urged that as many az
possible come before 1870. in fact.
It is expected that long before the
great floors will be packed with
solid mass Of humanity
Homage 10 OMEN.
-Four years ago the same men
and women who will do homage to
the veterans tonight did them hom-
&c in their hearts and with their
unstinted dollars for Liberty boLds.
But there wss a tinge OF tragedy, Of
drama, and OF sorrow in tho hearts
Of all
The san1e spirit is here today.
but il is blended with the gauy and
happiness Of victory.
This is 10 BE- no solemn AMI OWL
like demonstration of saccharine
tribute. but Of riot and joy. of mer-
rirnent unrestrained. Of a splendid
program OF entertainment. In which
every minute OF the time and IN
every nook and corner and crevaSse
Of the great Studebaker building
King Fun viii reign supreme and
his spirit rampant. Behind il there
is the fine thought and knowledge
tina 1.-THE proceeds Of the sale Of tick
cts. some paying as high as $500 for
a single ticket. Will go TO the aid OF
disabled and other worthy veterans.
Eleventh hour changes IN the
program OF entertainment provided
promise a hectic timo for everybody.
All men who have served IN the
World war and those who have
served i'm any OF the wars this coun-
try has been engaged in viii be ad
mitted free OF charge and may bring
members OF their families with
them.
Want Uniforms.
Service men are urged to wear
their uniforms. Those not IN uni
will not be a dress junction.
Imagine the scene tonight! PIC
ture thousands Of men in the pic
turesdue uniforms OF the army and
navy. Hundreds Of tunics will be
adorned with decorations. Inter.
spersed among them will be the
mutt of the citizens. The only
license I'm dress allowed will belong
TO the eternal feminine and from
the veriest shop girl to the leaders
Of South Bends 400. all will be
dressed up"
Ever see a great BIG jollidcation
OF thousands upon thousands? Come
and see it tonight Remember how
the multitudes thronged the streets
the day of the ArmisJice? Then
come tonight and see it duplicated
and enhanced by the spirit of tho
evening
They'll Al be there. that is. all
South Bend will be there. You viii
see more dignitaries and celebrities
tonight than you may ever see
again Mayor Seebirt and his en-.
tire city council will be there. The
council meeting scheduled for TO-
night has been deferred until we'd
nesday night. All the Judges Of the
superior court ana circuit court viii
be there. Every civic organization
and every fraternaI organization
viii no represented. Special trains
today Will bring hundreds from all
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-16
Civ Briefs

Work for the year viii he out
lined a. meeting OF an commit
tees Of tho northern Indiana sec
ton az tho American Chemical So
ciev which viii be held tonight az
me =. II C. a. building 4 ban
1uet which will preceds the bust.
ness meeting VIII be served az Z
o'clock. u vii be the most i'm
po-tsrt meeting Of the committee
members in months.
Relapse. suffered Yesterday
morning placed Albert g.. Davis.
sos Fellows ST. who was badly
burned Al the Studebaker plant last
SUNDAY. il serious condition az
81 Joseph's hospital. He is sunerinE
eith severe burns about the should
rrs. aruls ard legs
Damage estimated 81 SIS was
eaused by fire ~ the home Of Frank
wood 1910 s. Michigan 81. az
1890 O'Clock yesterday morning
IRE IRE originated from sparks
f-oni the chimney. Central station
and hose company No. 2 responded
70 The alarm.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-16
CUBANS SETTLE FIGHT
BY HAVING SWORD DUEL

HAVANA. Jan. I5.-Swords were
rsEorted 70 by L Q. Ballesteros, Jrp
e Mexico CITY. employed here as a
journalist. and leon Ossorio, who
was expelled some months ago from
Mexico. 20 settle a quarrel arising
from published criticisms by Bales
tsros OF a book issued by Ossorio on
conditions IN Mexico. Cssorio sUs-
tained a slight wound. while Bales
Jsros received thrust through the
shoulder that cent him 70 a hos
pital News Of the encounter which
took Mace a week ago. leaked out
Sunday when Ballesteros was dis
charged from the hospital
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-16
TWINS SUFFOCATED II
EACH OTHERS ARMS

BALTINOEE, No Jan 70
Claspod i'm each others arms Char
lee and Franklin Moran thsee
months OLD lv4n sons Of HIr and
Mrs. Frank =. Moran. were found
bv their father sunocated i'm their
bed this morning Tho infants dur
ing the night had drawn thick
blankets over their heads ana in
commissions az they gmothered had
grssped each others arms. 1Trs
Moran, their mother. does not know
Of the tragedy. She j. ill iu a hos
pdta- after an operation and lest the
shock make her condition more pre-.
csricus than It already Il. informa-
don was withheld.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-16

OF 1900, 900 homes destroyed in
Poland during the war. about 600
600 have been rebuilt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-16

Current OF four-tenths knot an
hour viii move sand AT tho bottom
Of tho sea.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-16

Who stands under a good tree IS
sheltered BY a good shadow.
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DRIVE FOR WILSON
MEMORIAL STARTS
Franklin Il. Roosevelt Issues
Appeal TO Members III
United States.

NEW York. AIN. 15.--Frsnklin
T. Roosevelt. former assistant sec
rotary Of tho navy. and now chair
man OF tho national committee Of
the Woodrow Wilson foundation.
Saturday issued an appeal TO al
members TO aid in the $1,000 900
fund drive starting Monday. The
fund will be used to provide prizes
for distinguished public services.
Since 1873 said Mr.. Roosevelt's
appeal THE liberal thought Of man
kind has moved faster than in any
similar period IN many generations.
One man--and American president
lis recognized by all but wilfully
blind roactionaries as having been
the leader in this forward move
ment
signs Manifest
Everywhere in our own land. as
we'll as In other nations. signs are
manifest that his ideas II now re-
lationships between nations will not
down It is in accordance with this
that the Woodrow Wilson founda-
tion has been formed. We can in
sons slight measure render a trib-
ute 10 Woodrow Wilson and at the
same time we can through this Pra g.
teal and useful means, create an in
strument 70 stimulate service IN the
cause Of justice democracy and
peace.
As chairman Of the national COM
mittee o. this foundation. trust
that those woh contribute 20 its e.
tablishment viii be made up from
the ranks of the average citigens
everywhere To give in even the
smallest way will be something 20
be proud OF in DAYS 10 come"
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Elk SERVICE MEN
GREET MACNIDER
ON HIS ARRIVAL
Crowd Gathers at Station to
Welcome Commander Of
American Legion.

Ccoaunusd from pass one
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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1922-11-14
TRACE RECORD
OF TWO HELD !.
FOR MURDER
Probe Poison Plot Revealed IN
Arrest of Mrs. Klimik and
Mrs. Koulik
(By the Associated Press)

Chicago, Nov. Matrimonial
agencies and undertaking establish
ment we're fields of investigation to-
day in the alleged poison plot of
Mrs. Tillie klimek and her cousin,
Mrs. Nellie Sturmer Koulik.
The women were arraigned on
murder charges yesterday and held
without bail but the preliminary
hearing was postponed ten days while
the police and coroner's office con-
tinued investigations.
According to the authorities there
have been ten mysterious, deaths or
cases Of illness from poison among
former husbands, relatives and
friends of Mrs. Klimek, while Mrs.
Koulik is held as suspect in five
alleged poisonings.
Detectives turned to matrimonial
agencies and undertakers parlors
when they were unable to trace the
life of Mrs. Klimek during period
in which, police say, she was known
as "Mrs. Meyers" The search of rec
ords was started in an effort to learn
if there was "Mr. Meyers"
A third woman questioned in con-
nection with the investigation was
released. She was Mrs. Cornelia Ko-
zal, sister of Mrs. Koulik.
Co roner's physicians have been
analyzing organs of two former hus-
bands and a cousin of Mrs. Klimck
and permits were issued yesterday to
exhume three more bodies, those Of
two children and grandchild Of
Mrs. Koulik.