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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-30
Illness of Presidents Wife Mars
THANKSGIVING Services AT Capitol
Harding to Spend Majority of
Day in Sick Room With
Wife White House Be
seiged With Holiday Gifts.
i}N KENNETH W. CLARK
STAFF Correspondent

WASHINGTON. Nov es.-Because
OF Mrs. HarIings illness, plans fot
a regular Thanksgiving observanc-
a. the White House tomorrow haN,
beer definitely abandoned.
Instead the President and Nrs
Harding with possibly n few intimate
friends will pass the day quie.ly
and simply. with no formal festIy-
!y OF any description The Presi-
dent intends 10 spend most OF the
da- in the sick room with Mrs.
Harding
While Mrs. Hard.ngs condition -
said by her physician. Brig Gen
Charles +. Sawyer. 90 be continually
improving. she is not yet able %
partake Of solid foods or 20 stand
the strain OF entertaining friends
For that reason there will be no
frills tomorrow.
The White House has been be-
seiged with holiday gifts from friends
all over the nation. For the Thanks.
giving dinner the President al
ready received four turkeys. two
po~sums and one sixty pound pig.
White House attaches are ex-
trrmely optimistic concerning Mrs
Harding Improvement. She is able.
according 10 friends. 10 sit up for
rather long periods each day. though
she has not get recovered sufficiently
from her long, serious illness 10
leave the sick room.
In order % be almos, constantly
with his wife. the President has de.
nicd himself all social engagements
Except when busted with work iu
The executive once. the President re-
mains with Ms. Harding
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-30
LEGISLATIVE GROUPS
NAMED By GOVERNOR

INDIANAPOLIS Nov. Gap
pointment OF an advisory commit
9ee to champion the appropriation
bill 10 he prepared by the state bur
ge. commission in the legislature VA
announced today ny Gov. McCray.
The committee consists OF one Re
publican and one Democratic MEM
Der OF each house
Sen. Arthur r. Baxter. Of India
napolis. Is the Republican member
OF the committee from the upper
house. and sen. Walter s Chambers,
Of Newcastle. is the Democratic
member The house members are:
Rep Oliver p. Lafuzee. OF Liberty.
Republican. and Rep. John w.
Kitch. OF Plymouth. Democrat. Sen.
Chambers viii represent Henry. Han
cock and Madison counties He was
Democratic state chairman during
tn recent campaign.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-30
AMERICAN SOLDIERS
KEEP RHINE VIGIL
Germany Asks That Y an k
Troops BE Retained in
Fatherland.
By \. l.. BRADFORD.
IL. u. SIN Inr-t..nnInIcnt }

WASHINGTON. Nov -. 49, The
American army Of occupation on the
Rhine WIFI not be returned 10 ti1>
United states for the present be
cause of an important reason I'm con-
nection with foreign AFFAIR." q @
United Press was informed to-day by
high authority of the government.
This official stated the reason back
~ this governments decision t. Je-
Jay the orders for the retGrn Of these
forces could not be made PUBLIC
nov. However. il was indicate i
thai the continued maintenance OF
tho American force on the Rhine e.
due TO the threatened crisis over the
possibility that France will seize the
Ruhr valley.
The German government has r.
peatediy appealed 20 the Unitei
states to maintain its force there.
believing its presence has acted as q
restraint on French policies.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-30
BRITISH DIPLOMATS
STRIVE TOPROTECT
ENGLISH IN GREECE.
Execution Of Ex- Ministers
Rouses Fear in United King
dom Embassy Open.

LONDON. Nov. 29-(By l. y. s.
Great Britain today started to
take measures for the protection OF
British citizens. and interests in
Greece. as a result Of the break in
diplomatic relations.
There is a possibility that Prince
Andrew, Brother Of Constantine,
may be given an asylum on board a
British battleship.
1t is probable that the Greek en-
bassy here will be allowed to re-
main open. but will not be recoguiz-
ed officially.
1t was reported this afternoon
that the Greek minister would Leave
in vew of the gathering hostility
against the Athens executions.
"If we begin shooting ministers,
where are We going to stop?" de-
clared Ramsay Macdonald leader
Of the labor opposition in the house
of commons, i'm commenting upon
the events at Athens.
The executions OF the former
Greek ministers must shock the
whole world. If il is proved that
these Greek ministers acted upon
British advices, during hostiiities
with Turkey. then our nation is en-
barrassed."
Il am grieved profoundly aid
T. 2. O'Counor, veteran nationalist
but / must express the profound
hope and belief that the cause OF
Greece will not be abandoned by
Britain or other big powers.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-30
CHRISTIANS FLEE
EASTERN WAR zone
Roads COnverging on Black
Sea and Mediterranean Are
Crowded With Fugitives.

SAMSCN. Asia Minor. Nov. 29.--
(By Il. P)-AIthough the Turk sh
nationalist government has declared
that the Christians are not oeius eN-
pe..ed from Asia Minor. but are
Tea vnE OF their own volition. the
exodus Of -MosIeums continued
unabated
Every road Converging upon the
B'ack sea and Mediterranean ports
- crowded beyond capacity I with
emigrarts who are suffering from
the extreme cold Many are freez-
ing to death on the deep snow. \
wireless message from the interior.
picked Un here. says
Scvera thousand refugees are
moving ON foot alons the snow
covered roads from Mersivan and
Tokat. ThCy V.II perish n relief is
rot forthcoming The American
hospitals in the interior have four
times their usual number OF pa
tents There are many cases or
frozen feet
The steamship T.iano left Mer-
s.na Yesterday with 500 orphans
from Kouia for Beirut
J. is estimated that there are
I25.000 destitute refugees from the
interior awaiting transportation az
the various Black sea and Med.ter-
ganean ports The American Tobac-
60 men here have appealed 10 the
American relief headquarters in
Ccus,antinople for further assist
arce. declaring the present relief
measures wholly adequate 90 meet
the tremendous problem. which is
growing with surprising rapidity.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-30
Lad, 5, StrangleS
To d eath While
E ating Peanuts
First Aid Efforts Fail TO Save
Life of Little Andrew
LenvO.

Tragedy entered the home OF
Joseph Gall. 1925 W. Washington
av.. soon after o O'Clock wednesday
afternon. Little Andrew Lenyo. FIVE
year old step son OF Mr.. Gau, is
dead. the result Of strangulati0n
from eating peanuts.
The lad choked soon after he had
been given some peanuts TO eat The
police ambulance was called and
removed him to the Clinic whore
upon organization by Drs. NJ X
Miller and NJ ". LydOn he was
pronounced dead. II was said that
the child was unable TO survive the
ride in the ambulance.
The police were summoned to the
w. Washington av. address after
Gall and his neighbors had made
futile attempts TO obtain the serv-
ice Of a physician. Several calls
were put in for doctors. il was said.
but none had been answered.
Surviving the boy are three
brothers. Michael. John and Charles
and one sister. Mary. besides his
mother and step-father. Funeral ar
rangements have not yet been COM
pleted.
According to the boys parents.
Continued on Page Two.5
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-30
CAN YOU BEAT 1T?

Last sunday you found among
the theatrical pa Ees OF The
News-Timee page of oliver
theater ads They announced a
number OF high class road at
fractions that have been booked
for South Bend
So great is the power OF The
News-Times as an advertising
medium that Manager Wood is
forced 10 work At the ;heater
from early morn till late at
night 10 take care Of the ad-
vance sale OF tickets His lunch
is served in his office Every
minute counts.
Which ia just another example
or the value of News-Times
space Most advertisers realize
il. Which explains why The
News-Times leads the field in ad-
verusing.
More than 100000 persons
daily read the cltys leading
daily and sunday uewSpAper
THE NEWS-TIMES
Always in the lead
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-30
PROGRESSIVES CALL
SECRET CONFERENCE
Eight Republicans, Four Dem
Ocrats and One Farmer
Laborite 10 Meet.

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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-30
Evangeline Booth Halls Prohibition
As Americas Greatest Blessing
Salvation Army Commander
Says Money That Formerly
Went to Saloonkeepers Will
BE Used to Buy Food.

Editors Note-AmcriCa has rea-
son 20 be thankful for prohibition
thau any other one th.ns. Miss
Eyangeune Booth. commander Of
the salvation Army i'm the United
States asserted today i'm response
to request from international
News Service thaJ she pen
Thanksgiving Day message. Her
message is as follows.
Evangeline Booth.
CHICAGO. Nov. 2s-Were I
called upon 10 name one thing for
which this year We as a nation have
greatest cause for thanksgiving
should unhestitatinEiy name prehi-
bition.
Thousands of turkeys tons Of
cranberry sauce. and oceans OF other
seasonab'e goodies Will be spread
before the happy wives and chill
dren Of America purchased by
money which in former years went
Ca fatteu the saloon keeper the
brewer and the dis,iner No more
viii drunkenness and carOusal i'm
the mass mar the holy Influence OF
the nations finest holiday.
OF all the nations. America wa
first 10 set aside a day FOR the uni
que purpose OF expressing gratitude
20 God
There il a fine sentiment in the
ideal OF Thanksgiving day in thai
10 typifes an unselaish gratitude
There Is no individuals IN all tht
vast domains OF beautiful America
so poor N spirit that he or she can
rot hnd something for which 90 Do
rateful
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-30
TURKISH DELEGATES
SCORE VICTORY AT
LAUSANNE PARLEY
DemiIitarizatiOn Measures to
Be Carried Out Along
String of Greek Isles.

LUSANNE. Nov. 29-(By \. p
Turkeys ambition to have a de-
militarized zone marked along her
frontiers was partially realized to-
day, as far as il concerns the string
OF Greek islands stretching along
the coast of Asia Minor in the
Aegean sea.
The territorial commission Of the
Near East conference adopted the
report OF its Subcommittee. which
recommended that important mea-
sures of demilitarization be carrie .
out i'm these islands in the interest
OF general peace in the Near East.
Ismet Pasha. the chief Turkish
delegate, was not quite satisfied with
the report He claimed that all the
military works on the islands should
be removed and entered reservations
I'm the minute Of the meeting.
The second outstanding decision
of the day was that the status Of
dertain other Greek islands should
be studied as part Of the beneral
problem of the straits and that the
Russian delegates should be invited
10 participate i'm this discussion.
The answer OF the conference to
the Russian petition for representa-
tion on all the commissions and on
all discussions has not yet been for
warded. and awaits word from Pre-
mier Mussolini OF Italy The dc
cision does not rest with the full con-
ference. but with Great Britain,
France and italy as the inviting
powers
Negotiations touching on the Oar
dauelles problem may be started on
FRIDAY. Mr.. Tchitcherin. the sovie,
foreign minister. cannot reach L7u-
Same by that time and Mr.. Rako'
vsky will represent Russia as well
at tho Ukraine and Georgia
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-30
GOVERNOR OPENS
DOOR OF PRISON
FOR RED" Chief
William Bross Lloyd and 10
Associates Granted Liberty
by Executive.
COURT SANCTIONS MOVE
Justice Carter Says Anti.Syn-
dicalist Law l. Only War
Psychology.
SPRINGFIELD. ILL.,. Nov. %.

SPRINGFIELD. ILL.,. Nov. %.
- (By A. P.) - Sentences of
William Bross Lloyd and ] o as
sociates. serving sentences IN 10
liet Penitentiary and the Cook
county jail for violation of the
state anti-sydicalism law. today
were commuted to expire at once
by Gov. Len Small.
The communications were pre-
sented as Thanksgiving gifts to
the prisoners. They were to be
released tonight The prisoners
began serving their sentences last
week.
In taking this action. Gov.
Small announced he was in full
accord with the dissenting opin-
ion of Justice Carter of the su-
preme court, who. contrary to
the majority opinion. questioned
the constitutionality Of the syn
dicalism law, when the court de-
cided the men must serve their
sentences.
No human agency, declared
the governor, can accurately
determine how long any human
b eing shall be incarcerated.
! These men are not criminals Since
their indictment and conviction .u
/ March. 1921 they have suffered co.
verely. ! declined TO extend cIsm-
| ency in their cases prior TO tlal- r-
/ generation. 40 great esad can
come from longer incarceration Tor
| them.
War Psychology
That the anu-syudicali,t aw was
war psychology" and that while be-
I might be well in times OF war. cu-
! forcement OF such law "m.gh. be-
! very short sighted an times of peace. .T
was the contention of Justice Car-
/ ter in his dissenting opinion
The six associate OF Bro-s IIovG
I who are serving sentences ~ Joliet
are Jack Carney. Arthur Proctor.
Edgar owens, Ludwig Lore. o. Il.
| England and Niels Kiar These
were given indetermiuate sentences
of from one 10 Eve years.
Ten others. Samuel G Haukin.
James A. MeisingeT, Karl T. sand
borg, Charles Krumen. Perry Ship
/ man, Morris a. Stolar. john Nos..
/ y. j. Christensen samuel Ash and
oscar Jesse Brown. were sentenced
I 10 one year in tho Cook county aa
one defendant L. A Catcrfr.J
4 is not affected by the Communication.
Caterfeld is now on his way fr1m
Russia 90 begin serving his sentence.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-30
TIERNANS AGAIN
HAPPY: PREPARE
TURKEY DINNER
Affection Prominent in Dia.
mOnd Av. Home as Recon
citation Is Complete.
RELATIVES AS G L f 5 T 5
John and Gussie Forget Past
and Blanche and With
Baby Billy Are Glad"
(Tiernan Photo, Page -

Five days ago. she was a woman
who lay sObbing on the floor, her
hair disheveHed. her face twisted
with grief. Today she fondles little
Billy as only a mother can and
dimples at her husband. as he sits
at the head of her table and praises
her cooking. 1t is truly "A Thanks
giving lay for the Tiernans dis
mantied though their little home at
1888 Diamond avenue is.
Il thought that there wasn't GO
ing to be anything 10 be thankful
about Mrs. Tiernan said simply.
But there is and now I am very
happy"
And YOU wouldn't think she
could be-" put in Prof John p Tier
nan as he looked around the bare
house. from which most of the fur
niture has been sold. preparatory TO
their final parting. "Gussie was al
days such a housekeeper.'
Billy now has Dad
The house looked bare indeed. but
Mrs. Tiernan told of the nice tur-
how to cook it too, don't 1. John o"
she asked.
Baby Billy will be included in the
general Thanksgiving, although he
does not understand that he has
( been a fatherless child since his
mother. Mrs. Augusta TYernan filed
her suit against Harry Poulin,
charging him with being the father
/ other third born child.
Prof Tiernan has acknowledged
that IA has taken the child TO his
! heart and that hereafter he Will
consider the baby as his own. Il
have always loved the little fellow.
/ he said.
Children in Chicago.
Mrs. Frances Pulaski. Mrs. Tier
mans sister, who came down from
Chicago to take charge Of the af-
! fair after the storm of publicity
! which broke over the Tiernan home
! last Saturday at the news Of the
professors new venture in marriage
! has returned 10 her home. taking
( with her the two little girls. Irene
and Mary When the rest OF the
! furniture, and the little bungalow
which has been the Tiernan home
( for ;he last eight years has been
sold. the reconciled couple and the
baby will join them in Chicago. to
! start life anew
Others who will be present at the
! Tiernan reunion TO are Mrs. Tier
mans mother and sister and broth
\ er from Bronson. Mich
Il am through with you for good
and wish to have nothing further TO
! 90 with YOU or your kind. I would
/ not wipe my feet on YOU
! And with that message Mrs.
/ Blanche NJ Brimmer Iowa widow
( and heir to an estate Of $250.0O0,
/ paved the way for a permanent re-
conciliation between John p. and
! Augusta II Tiernan.
The message came yesterday
and was sent by Blanche after she
T had tircd Of waiting the arrival Of
her husband of nine hours, who she
Continued on Page TwoD
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-30
.COUZENS SUCCEEDS
TRUMAN NEWBERRY
AS US Senate R
NJ yOr of Detroit Accepts
Honor Conferred on Him.
by Gov. Groesbeck.

NEW RORK. Nov. 29-Mayor
Couzens, Of Detroit, appointed by
Gov. Groesbeck TO succeed Truman
II. Newberry in the United States
senate. said today that his past ac-
t1vities in Office could be taken as a
guide for what he would do in the
future. Mayor Couzens came TO
New York with Mrs. Couzens and
his brother. Frank. to spend
Thanksgiving with the mayor s
daughter Notification OF the ap-
pointment reached him this after
noon.
In accepting" he said. Il do so
with a keen sense of the responsi-
bility Of the office. Especially do 1
feel so a this time in the worlds
history when great responsibilities
rest upon the government OF the
United States In leaving the
mayors office of Detroit. do so
with deep affection for the city that
has done so much for me and which
has honored and trusted me. There
are no more patriotic people on
earth than Detroiters. and if I may
continue to serve them legally and
with the consent of the new mayor
and street railway commissioners !
am still willing 20 do So
There will always be problems
confronting the fourth city Of the
United States and I will always be
at their service in helping to solve
them.
The city government is better or
ganized than at any time during the
past four years. II is more eff p
ciently conducted and better manned
at this particular time than ever
before. The only necessary thing 20
continue is the same active and con
scientious interest on the part Of
the citizens
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-30

LINCOLN, Neb. Nov 20. -(Spe-
claI.-Their preparations completed,
both Nebraska and Notre Dame. two
OF the greatest gridiron machines in
the middle west. awaited the start
of the holiday battle tonight on
even terms. The throng Of football
fans I'm the city pronounced tomor-
rows clash a tossup
The general opinion was that a
break Of the game a dropped pun.
perhaps. or maybe an intercepted
forward pass would decide the an
nual struggle when the hashy Fight
ing Irish take on the sturdy Corn
huskeres before capacity crowd.
Menu Appealing.
The Turkey Day football menu IS
the most tempting that has ever
been offered on the local field and
brings two elevens together which
are powerful in entirely different
branches OF the game. Nebraska
has heavy crushing team while
tho Irish have a tricky squad at the
open game.
Where fans congregated tonight
there was little betting. Ihe
stauuchest Nebraska followers, who
offered odds a month ago that Ne
braska would win by 20 points, were
nowhere TO be- found. In their
place we're those who demanded
even money or better. And this was
the fact despite the knowledge that
the Rockne clan is without its two
brightest naries-Pau Castner
and Tom Lfeb.
Irish at Lincoln.
The Notre Ia ne invaders arrived
here today in time for a drill this
afternoon and put in more than an
hour running through signals. Lay
den. STANCE and Decree did the
k.ckius and all three showed well
laydeus puntS oftenumes were
sood for 30 and 60 yards and those
Continued on Page Two.J
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-30
COPS QUIZ WOMEN
IN LANUS MURDER
Police Question Relations of
Women With Murdered
Chicago Auto Dealer.

CHICAGO. Nov. 2s.-CBv I.Ns)
Two women and man were
questioned closely by police today
about their relations with Hand
some Joe Lanus. automobile dealer
who was murdered last Friday
evening.
One Of the women examined was
Mss Mabel Gray. the southern
beauty from Bromley. Ky
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-30
JURY WEIGHS FATE
OF ARTHUR BURCH
Talesmen Fail to Hit on Yer.
dict for Alleged Slayer
of Kennedy.

LOS ANGELES. Nov. p. - The
jury which has been deliberatins
since yeste rclay afternoon the fate
OF Arthur e. Burch. on trial for the
third time on the charge Of the
murder Of J. Belton Kennedy. was
called into court this afternoon by
Judge Shenk and asked how they
stood.
six TO five with one non-con .
initial" the foreman replied. He
informed the court. in answering
the question that he thought 1t
worth while 10 continue dclibera
tions. The jury asked for several
exhibits
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-30
HOUSE PASSES
SUBSIDY BILL
AFTER BATTLE
Representatives Action on
Ship Measure Marks Vic
tory for Harding.
LIQUOR CLAUSE OUSTED
Champions of Document Say
1t Will Place Yank Flag on
High Plane at Sea.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 29-(By A,
PD-The administration shipping
bill. around which was waged the
most bitter partisan fight Of the
present congress, was passed today
by the house with "a votes to spare.
The final count was 2OS TO Is4.
Sixty nine Republicans broke
away from their party organiza-
tion and opposed the bill. while
four Democrats supported it.
There never was much doubt
about the result. but the margin by
which it went through was much
, lower than estimates publicly given
by most of the leaders. 1t was, how
ever. just about what they figured
privately.
In the face Of threats 10 delay
if not prevent its passage by the
senate. the measure will so Monday
TO the senate committee which plans
to accept it as passed by the house
and take the fight to the floor next
week.
The usual motion to recommit,
for the purpose of striking out the
provision relating to tax exemptions
and direct compensation was made
by Rep. Hardy. Texas. ranking De-
mocrat on the merchant marine
committee. which framed it, and
defeated 215 to 172.
Chairman Greene, of the mer-
chant marine committee. and Rep.
Edmonds, Pennsylvania, ranking
Republican, who shouldered the
fight through the house, declared
tonight that despite amendments
the measure would pave the way
for putting the American flag at
a high place on the seas. The gem
eral view on both sides was that
had an attempt been made TO pass
il as framed. it would have been
swept to overwhelming defeat.
There was a shout of approval on
the Republican side when the final
half SO hearty as that given Rep
Mondell. who in closing address,
pleaded with his party to stand be-
hind the President and give the bill
sweeping majority MOndell had
the last word and every one of the
2O4 Republicans who voted for it,
got up Ind cheered.
Amendment Defeated.
The house in the last stage OF the
battle defeated an amendment by
Rep Lanham. Democrat Texas.
designed TO give the measure what
he declared was its proper name.
Lanham wanted to change the title
of the merchant marine act to the
ship subsidy act Of 1922. asserted
that he had put forward the pro-
posal i'm the FINAL hope that a spade
! may be called by its proper name"
As passed by the house. no line
was left I'm the bill relating TO the
subject of liquor selling on Ameri-
can ships. When the question was
( reached yesterday in committee. the
Bankhead Out-and-out prohibition
amendment was put aside and a
substitute offered by Edmonds was
accepted 1t stipulated that If a
ship. ON any particular voyage, per
mitted the transportation Of liquor
it could not share !u subsidy FOR
that voyase.