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Sioux County pioneer., 1922-11-09
u AVID LLOYD GEORGE,


- forced out Of the British
prime ministership by the etti-
tude Of the Conservative party,
seeks reelection to parliament
and return to power. He op-
poses the radical demands Of
labor, and advocates the foster
ing Of friendly relations with
the United States and with Rus-'
sia. In this instance especially
British politics affects the world
at large. Is it your opinion
that Britain would be wise
again to put the helm Of the
ship of state In. Lloyd Georges
hands?
Sioux County pioneer., 1922-11-09

7:;'H' ,. 1"ny,ng that his pro-
4,.@'!. s."s a,y rhuuvinIstic plans
sa:' 'ItaI, needs peace at home as
49, rs. abroad ! never believed in a
he'''' - attitude and therefore no
"ht-" = possible between Italy and
I" .S Hnr other power. We
.~aN 'ra nnr sole ambition
"- A Hntry a true friend
-"' - -. .. '.nt, of a people strong.
fan "ii@ inh 4nns II people worthy
to live alongside the greatest nations"
Nevertheless Jugo-Slnvia was great
~ excited by MnssoIini's triumph and
talked wildly 0f mobilization and war
Her rr'm'in' guards were reinforced
and some lighting was reported. In
Rome 1t was said the alarm of the
Serbs was groundless.
WI HEN ENJOYS of the nations most
w concerned gather In Lausanne,
Switzerland. on November l3, for the
Near East peace conference, the
United States will he represented enly
by observers" We were invited to
full participation, but Secretary
Hughes declined, stating:
"The conference proposed for the pur.
pose. of drawing up treaty Of peace
with Turkey will have primarily to
deal with the problems resulting from
the state Of billigerency between the
allied powers. Turkey. and Greece.
The United States was neither at war
with Turkey nor party to the armis-
tice Of 1913. and does not desire to
participate in the final peace negotia.
tions or to assume responsibility for
the political and territorial adjust
ments which may be effected"
AT the same time Mr.. Hughes said
his observers would keep watch over
the disposition of "rartain subjects Of
particular American concern"
Soviet Russia was invited to take
n"rt in that 'Tti,n OF the conference
Witch has to De- wit tN; Dardanelles
7nf F'''e ~ - If ;;aum Il, iln lin,
'ias.5n sac prG'":,.y will accept
HE AngOrH national assembly has
declared the sultan of Turkey de.
throned and also Las condemned to
death the Turkish signatories of the
treaty of Sevres and the members of
the cabinet Of former Premier Damad
Ferid Pasta Time sovereignty Of the
nation Is declared to rest in the hands
of the people and the name Ottoman
Empire Is changed to the State Of
Turkey This is virtually the proc
lamatiOn Of republic, but another
sultan may be elected later.
4 XCEPT among the German mon.
II archists. the marriage of the for.
tner kaiser and Princess HerlniOne Of
Reuss on November has caused only
amusement. Really 1t is entirely un-
important, but Wilhelm spread him
self so far as he could. with luGicrous
pOmp and prOclamations in which all
his lost titles appear, The ceremony
was performed at Doom and was at
tended by considerable number Of
the faithful, including George Sylves-
ter Viereck, the notorious pro-G German
American publicist. Wilhelm wanted
{ to take his bride for a honeymoon
trip outside of Holland. but the allies
and the Dutch government wouldn't
permit that. The queen Of Prussia" I"
as Hermione now styles herself, seems
to be determined lady and she has
announced that she will spend several
months each year away from Doom
which would be too dull for continu-
GUS residence. But hubby must re-
/, main there.
Sioux County pioneer., 1922-11-09
VlSvU ss.-1 a4.s.
CURRENT Events 5
Fascist in Complete Control Of
italian Government WITH
Mussolini as Premier.
JUGo-slAVlA TALKS CT war

America Declines to Participate in
Near East Conference but Names
Her Interests - Turkish Ma.
tIonalIsts Dethrone Sui.
tan - Marriage Of
Former Kaiser
Wilhelm.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-24
CIVIL WAR HEROES
TO Dine THURSDAY
kiwanis Club to Entertain
Veterans at MONDAY
Luncheon at Oliver.

Members Of the south Bend posts
of the Grand Army az the Republic
VIII be entertained by The ksVsr.-
club ~ the oliver hotel THURSDAY
noon Automobiles have been pro-
vided BIZ the members 10 convey fre
old soldiers 90 and from The hotel
and Their residences.
An elaborate e-ter-s .nmert has
been arranged for their entertain
ment and an orchestra. q quartet and
address bv Col William Hovr-
professor of law AT Notre Dame url-
versity. VIII feature the program.
This follows a custom established a
year ago by the club
In addition 70 taking I'm active i0-
terest in all civic enterprises rho
Kiwanis club has established a i-r
OF annual events worthy of core.6-
Grafton by any orsanization. Amone
them are
Entertaining the children from
the orphans Home a. a circus.
Basket of provisions 70 needy fam
lilies az Christmas.
Entertaining crippled children
Observing Mothers day celehra-
ton. with an entertainment especial
~ for mcthers.
Entertaining the old soldiers
Thursday preceding Decoration day
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-24
Religious Fork Department
OF Y.U.C.4. GiUeS Banquet

"Worw frie1dshir and faith are
three essentials that YOU can take
along with YOU 10 eternity Miss
Marguerite Wahl. Elkhart high
school Instructor and sunday school
worker. told more than 100 girls
al the first annual banquet of the
religious work department OF the
South Bend y " C.. A last night
The Things We Take Witt Us To
Eternity" was Miss Wahls subject
Toasts were responded 20 by the
Misses Helen Frances Jackson,
Hazel Boyd Mildred Walden
Dorothy Weiss and Mrs. Emma
Harris.
Seated at attractively decorated
tables the diners also enjoyed a
piano solo by Miss Irene Luchey.
a vocal solo by Hiss Marjorie Blake,
accompanied by Miss Weigner. and
the offerings of trio composed Of
Sidney Eder violinist Miss Mathil-
da Christman. pianist and Miss
Rose Sattler. 'Cellist.
Stunts and pantomines concluded
the program.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-24
CLUB HEAD WARNS
PUBLIC TO AWAIT
RESULT OF PROBE
Chamber of Commerce Man
ager Investigates Validity
of Land Sale.

A warning 10 mark time" until
particulars can be obtained relative
10 the responsibility Of The Indian
Land Service assn. which now has
car on the New York Central sid
ing and 3 claiming 10 sell Indian
land equities. was issued Tuesday
morning by Frank J. Green. man
ager NJ the Chamber of Commerce
and chairman Of the Nigiants COM
mittee of Indiana
The fash cards used as a warning
for solicitations are business propc-
sitions the authenticity OF which
is doubted have been sent ont and
The public asked 20 stay of until
further information has been re-
ccNed.
We are investigating. said Mr.
Green. and our information is fre=
-e those who desire IT, The people
OF the city have been lead 20 believe
that the proposition is a govern
ment one. bat our investigations thus
FAR are unsatisf3ctorv No license
has been issued by the Indiana Sc
curities commission Il is best foy
people 10 stay of until they are more
sure of the responsibility OF the
parties backing the proposition
We have learned also tina, q
solicitation for a Manufacturers state
Directory is going on We know
/ nothing Of this. Il looks impracti-
cal and we advise the public 20 be
careful Any information we have
may be had by calling our office"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-24
COUNTRY CLUB TO
OPEN SEASON SOON
The Presidents Ball" on Me,
mortal Day to Mark Open
ing of Summer Season.

Memoria! dav viii mark the open
ing OF the South Bend Country club
for the summer. on that date the
club viii give "the Presidents Ball"
which promises to be one OF the big
gest events of the season. A number
of unusual entertainments in CON
junction with the regu- ar dance
nights have been planned
For The Presidents Ball" the
seven piece Toxic orchestra will fur
nish the music. The entertainment
committee is now al work in deco
rating the clubhouse appropriat ely
for the opening.
The entertainment committee has
appointed reception committees for
the months Of June. July and Aug
uest to have charge of an parties.
Each reception committee is to rep
resent the club membership accord
ing 10 the plan which is 20 provide
entertainment which shall he desir-
Gus by an with the new plan the
committee hopes that this years So
cial season Will he the most sue
cessful in the clubs history
Every Wednesday evening will be
the regular dance night during June.
July and August and the Toxic or
chestra is scheduled 10 furnish the
music throughout the season. on
Saturday nights, beginning June "a,
from $40 TO Il 80 o'clock. dancing
Will be in order with a three piece
orchestra furnishing the music
a special dance is planned for
July 4. which viii take the place of
the regular Wednesday dance for
that week
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-24
Reider Is Elected 10 Head
NOtre Dame DAY DODGERS

Leo Reider. of this city. was elect
ed 10 head the Notre Dame DAY
Dodgers % association. students re-
siding off the campus. for next year
at the annual election Of officers
held Tuesday noon at the University
library Raymond Gallagher. OF
Ottumwa Ia was selected as vice
president. and John Gleason. Of
Menominee. Mich secretary.
To the new officers falls the re-
sponsibility of working out plans for
the reception of the great number Of
new students who viii come 70 this
city 70 he quartered next fall. This
year 450 students belonged 10 the
association Many more are ex-
peCted next year.
The students were unanimous in
e expressing their appreciation 70 the
out going officers. Lewis Murphy.
Cletus Lynch and Francis Denny
and to their director Father Gassen-
smith. for their efforts 10 make bet
ter conditions Of student life off the
campus.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-24
Gigantic Trust Formed BY
SHINES Locked Together
Bound Together by lronClad Agreement Until Year 200O
Brought About Combine Which Has Capitalization of
Billion Marks 70 Attain End

% the obligations imposed by The al
lies SHINES wanted Germany 20
give a blunt 40 The Rathenau
policy prevailed.
Later Ratherau went cut 20 the
cabinet for time and then 70 was
announced The chancellor was
thinking u making him minister FOR
foreign affairs. The SHINES press
and the SHINES political party. the
German Peoples Party az once
threw down the gauge OF battle.
But once more Rathenau won Al
present there is an armed truce be-
tween the men and their great cor
porations But people who know
him and have watched SHINES. are
betting he Is not through yet sooner
or later they believe he Will briuE
4. r. q. into some sore or business
union with his super trust
Copyright 1922. NEA Service. Gnc)
Bronner tells in his next story
how SHINES. new kaiser Of Ger
many" gets the cities money.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-24
POLICE NAB 80 IN
RAID ON WEST END
PALACE OF CHANCE
Detectives Make Visit While
Establishment l. Going
Full Blast.

A gambling raid shortly after 10
O'Clock Tuesday night resulted IN
the arrest Of % frequenters OF a
colored gambling house operated by
John Marshall. 604 " Division ST.
The proprietor was arrested upon
two charges. one OF keeping a gam
bling house and for unlawful. pos
session OF intoxicating liquor
The police detail led by Capt.
Hamilton and Serc't Delnski. with
officers Winter. Pin,er Dombrowski
Wickens and Rsozkler swooped
down on the gambling house while
things were in fun sway Although
tho proprietor had equipped his
place with a warning buzzer and
batteries. the alarm was unsuccess-
ful Waen the officers entered they
found 81 cents IN change wing upon
one card table. Four packs OF cards
dice and dice box a further IN
vestigation revealed three pints OF
white mule
The proprietor and frequenters
were taken 10 them station in the
police patrol and then booked
Those arrested for frequentinz are,
John Woodley. Covington. Ky. Tony
Reeves. South Bend James Weston
Magic Ct. Henry Clarke. Chicago,
John Robinson. $40 w. Division 81
James Boyd. 72o W Division ST..
Bill Watson. 1851 ". Division ST.
Richard Mausby. $50 ". Division ST
Henry Bebo. 716is ". Division 81
Tom Jones. $40 ". Division ST. FL
mer Mines. I51siz W. Division 81.
William Webb. $40 ". Division 81
Henry Posey. $40 W Division st
Will Jackson Memphis: Ben Purs-
lie. 420 W South 81 James Giliem
lis Poke St. William King. us W
Wivision St Earl Joyce. SAC s Scott
St; Charles White. $40 W Division
St. James Hutchinson. Scott ST
William Rice. Division ST. Henri
Berry. Division 81. John Sheppa I'd
622 ". Division St: Oscar Hunter
S1S1z W Division 81 : John Small
1898 W Division ST.; Henry
Woods. 624'g Division St. William
Kirk. 1897 Kendall St; John Jones
| Cincinnati. and John Mills. $40 w
! Division St
Bonds Of S25 were fixed for tn,
| frePuenters.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-24

&C NUILnilaQ r rom 1-t fiLtN.
-. q A. -
had shot Powers received it
four DAYS after he had left FL Paso r.
she continued
Mrs Solerman under cross eX-
animation detailed her life from the
time she was born in Nauvoo H.
SO years ago. married 20 Solder
man in Kansas cry in 1913. and
travelled with him finally COINS 20
For. Worth
Il met AR Powers ar Fort Worth
boz March or April 1920 Ny hus-
band and Nr Powers took over
the Terminal hotel there on july o..
1920 Mr Powers began making
love 20 ne" she said Did YOU
nor reseut it2" she was asked
yes 7 old
Why DIDN'T YOU tell YOUR hus-
band
i did not think ne was strong
enough 20 bear IT,"
We're YOU conseuuns 20 this il
/ licit relation or was 70 being done
without your consent"
No. without my consent"
Then YOU Welded 20 him for two
reasons first because nc loved
you. and second because he did no,
love his wife,"
Yes
r NJ stone. clerk az The Wal
dorf hotel testified he saw Soder-
man shoot Powers
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-24
TRACT OF LAND AT
0AKWO0D MANOR IN
FAST DEVELOPING
Lots at Subdivision Rapidly
Being Solids Houses
Being Constructed.

one 81 the most rapidly develop.
Ing subdivisions in South Bend b
that ~ Oakwood Manor located n
the northwestern part ~ the city
Although theOakvood Manor trac;
was plated but year go with 2ss
lots. ia have been sold 90 date The
greater share ~ The home buying
and home building in this addition
has come this scar when a tCta ~
1iE homesltes have been acquired
b. member OF So4th Bends great
industrial family since the FIRST ~
the year
Credt Tor the rapid development
OF this tract Of land Is given Dy one
Of its members ~ A McIneruy. 90
Myers. Long and Hutton. sales agents
for The property. This organization
dSpcseI ~ six lots last sunday and
tive more we're closed zap the follow
ing day one OF the pleasant feat
ures about this subdivision IS the lib
eral terms ON which property may be
acquired
Prices Reduced.
Small payments down and the bal
ancs on easy terms are permitted
while ike in most subdivisions a
any importance a cash consideration
results In q greater price reduction
AR MoHenry declared. This is poe
slble ne added. because the greater
amount ~ cash involved lessons tho
length OF the contract
In DISCUSSING the construction OF
r.rr
are now ] g under way. Mr.. McInern5
declared that they were attempting
10 build as good a house as the aver
age working man can afford 90 build
Many more houses are templatef
before the season is over. he said.
I'VE sell our houses for n reason
able down payment and the balance
like rent Tn this way we believe
we are rendering a better service 70
the community than IL We build then
for rent because the home owner be
comes definite part Of the industrial
life OF our city
Contracts for many street improve
ments TN The addition have been let
Mr. McTnernv said The tract is sur
rounded on an sides by property thai
ter is a virgin bit OF ground consist
ing Of six acres This oak grove has
been left uudisturbed other than %
cue timber away for the vacating oi
a street. declared Mr. McInerny in
tho hope that some day the city
school board or city park board
might desire 70 for educational OF
park purposes
The tract Is bounded on the north
by Elwood av, on the south by Vas
sar on the east by Wilbur and or
the west by johnson The principa
streets running through The tract in
Glade Brooknold. College and Adams
We believe in the growth Of Souti
Send and have great confidence 10
rs development We expect 20 buil'
homes and dispose of this prCperv
JUS az we have In our other add
tions in South Bend and Nishawake
Mr.. McInerny said in conclusion
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-24
Nursery and Landscape
Company Located IN City

Announcement was made yester-
day Of the opening Of the Inglesi de
Nursery and Landscape company.
south OF Springbrook park on the
Denslow road
The company is owned by Ruth
and Olive Chamberlain and William
Bolnger. NJ. Bolinger is a nursery
and landscape gardner with years
Of experience. having worked
throughout the eastern states For
the past two years he was located
IN Mishawaka Only recently Mr.
Bolinger returned from the easl
where he completed his work on 40
acres Of ground
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-24
RAIL HEADS TELL
HARDING OF HIGH
WAGE DIFFICULTY
Say Managements Are in Fa-
vor of Proposed Rate Cut
But Wage Scale Too High.
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can be made Immediately and be
directed at sore spots"
II roads do not cooperate. the
commission also. in the adminis1ra-
tion view must act by detailed or
ders after numerous and prolonged
hearings, moving point by point TO
cope with the situation under stat
utory restraint. That the president
can cut through these hampering
Limitations is his hope rather than
his assurance. according 10 admins
tration spokesman.
Prest Harding was also said 10 IA
vor the transfer of the railroad labor
board from Chicago TO Washington.
The site of the boards headquarters
is fixed by law
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-24
PLAN SPORT LIST
FOR GRADUATES OF
COUNTRY SCHOOLS
County Commencement EXer-
fcises FOrebOde Lively Time
at Springbrook.

Judging from he number of races,
contests and games for an OF which
prizes are offered 10 be held June
II IN connection with the county
commer cement exercises AZ Spring
brook park. lively program for
graduates. school children. parents
and teachers has been arranged
Dr Nathaniel Butler one OF the
most favorably known speakers i'm
The middle west has been secured
to address the commencement ex-
ercises. and music Will be furnished
hy George owens. the new director
ef Sprinebrook park
The program of sports is under
TIE direction ~ Col G. s. Bullock
and his assistants. while Mr. owens
VIII award the prizes I'm addition
81 the formal program arrange me1ts
have been made for indoor bail
pitchine horeeshoes duck ON the
rock. voUey bai and ether games
At meeting Of Tho COUNTY hoard
az education this week arrar Eenents
were completed for the county com
mencement a lral chsckup NJ
names revealed that the~e are ce7
Graduates ~ the rural schools tc
whom diplomas Will Dc ava -ded
. The list of sporting events fol
tow.
Circle ganae-l7o DcL't DROP II
N ...... Married Men and Wcmer
Cb) Chariot Race
m ...... Married Men ara W0mer
SPOKE fa- Bows and Gtrl
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-24
BLAZE CAUSES $500
DAMAGE AT FACTORY

Total damage estimated ar $500.
resulted from 4 fire i'm building IN
the rear Of The Russell g. Russell
mattress factory. 341 Hydralic av,
Yesterday shortly after noon one
half Of the structure was occupied
by the mattress plant and the re-
mainder by the South Bend Plating
& Polishing Co. Damage Of the lat
ter concern was caused largely by
water and smoke.
The flames broke out IN a mass ~
cotton smoulderine In the cotton
picking room and quickly ignited the
roof City fremen had the blaze
under control within short time
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-24
NOtre Dame Dome" 10 Be
Placed on Sale Today

An innovation i'm the publication
Of the Dome" year book Of the
University Of Notre Dame, VIII b.
introduced today when the 1922 book
is placed on sale on the campus. II
viii be the FIRST time in history that
the book has been offered 10 stu
dents before the close Of the year
A limited number 81 the year
books have been printed and Will b-
distributed hrst 30 those who have
ordered them sale of the Books is
70 be on a strictly cash basis this
year
The Dome" Of 1922 is dedicated
to Judge Francis J VurpiUat. dean
Of Hoynes college of law.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-24
POLICE FOLLOW
NEW ANGLES m
WARD KILLING

Continued From Page One)
commissioners. Investigation is also
being made of Wards former actlv-
titles in Piusburg. where he lived
prior 10 making his home in New
Rochelle.
Heard No shots
John MoscoVStz who was asleep
in the garage Of Clarence W REX
hart. before whose home Peters body
was found. Tuesday night told the
authorities he had not heard any
shots Tuesday morning. when Ward
claimed 10 have had a pistol battle
with the three men. Moscowitz slept
so yards from the scene of the sup
posed battle.
Mr.. Reckhardts house. where 10
people were asleep. is within 200
yards of the scene. None heard any
shots Rekhardt declared he eX-
amined the body Of Peters the day Il
was found and saw no bullet hole in
either the coat or vest but there was
one in the undershirt. which with
I the flesh was burned. indicating a
shot at close range. No pistol was
found near the scene and there was
/ no glass in the road. although Ward
7 had said a window in his coupe had
! been shattered by bullet
Investigate Stains
Details Of the story told by Ward
that Peters and his accomplices had
been Matchmaking aim for six weeks
prior 10 the shooting are being inves-
F tigated by the authorities who say
they had learned that the eX-marine S
mother had received a postal card
from him postmarked Paris Island
/ s. c.. only a month ago. II was said
/ that Peters did not leave his home
i'm Haverhill. Mass until April 25
The postal card 70 his mother was
mailed at Paris Island. s. c.. 9 DAYS
/ before Peters was killed
The authorities are also checking
details Of Wards alleged payments
Of $4,000 70 the blackmailers. de
iclering that Peters body was clad in
clothes patched and torn He had
only S1.3o I'm his pocket.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-24
Herman Bladorn. 72s +. Madison

ST who reported 20 the police Mon
day that his wife had disappeared
taking with her their two children.
notified the police last night that his
dauchter and son had been found
a. the home Of friends in North Lib
erty No trace has been found Of
the wife
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-24

MRS. BILLY KITCHENS
DAVISBORO. Ga MAY 2S-l1rs.
Billy Kitchens. bride OF SIX weeks.
and rural mail distributor. was shot
20 death by Charlie Atkins. I5-year-
old negro. who wanted the machine
the girl was driving
Mrs. kitchens was driving along
a road through a swamp when At
kins sprans out and demanded she
stop TIE girl reached for a revolt
with a shotgun
Atkins then dragged her body 20
a swamp where IL was found later
and drove the machine home
\ posse captured Atkins f1ogeed
him. strung him up and then pump
ed his body full Of lead
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-24
NTw TARmF PROVISION.

Wa SHISGTON. AIay 21-A new
provision written into The tariff bill
Tsaesday By the senate carried a duty
81 four cents a pound on casc.n or
Iae;arine a product az SKINNED
milk used in coallnz paper
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-24
Yard Goods

Ratine Crepe IN Reseda,
Appleblossom. Tan. Peri
Wrinkle Navy. Brown and
Copen-SIOO
White Dotted Swiss in
all size dots-5Oc. 75c and
Csc.
Sport Checks for Skirts
in Jade, Henna, Yellow.
Red and Royal Blue. 81
.nch-s3.25.
SILK Shirtings in a wide
range Of colors and pat
terms Sl.25, $50 and
$500.
Send Enough Money to
Cover Postage and In
suTanCe.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-24

When We stop 70 complain for
tune forsakes US.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-24
WIFE OF ACCUSED
MURDERER DENIES
LOVE FOR POW Frs

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