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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-10
NOTRE DAME NOTES

A strike which may involve every
coal miner IN Illinois and Indiana,
and which may tie up the industry
for months. is predicted to begin
April ] by F. 5. Peabody president
Of the Peabody Coal Co, and chair
man for some time of the Coal Pro-
duction committee Of the Council for
National Defense during the war.
The prediction was niece IN a speech
which the capitalist delivered to the
commerce students OF NOtre Dame
assembled In Washington hall yes
terday afternoon.
The strike viii be precipitated by
a lowering of the wage rate which
the mine owners intend 10 effect the
last of March. according TO the
speaker. Mr.. Peabody said that the
Illinois and Indiana mine operators
made a contract some tirne ago with
organized labor which binds them 70
nav fixed wage. This agreement
must be and Will ne carried out 20
the letter" he d. At present
our states are capable OF producing
twice as much coal as they actually
are mining. But because OF the high
wages which prevail, coal cannot be
sold for the price which must be de-
manded 70 meet these wages, and
cover the cost OF production.
The only solution TO the problem
is 10 reduce wages. This will be
done at the expiration OF the wage
contract March 81 We expect a
strike viii follow"
Nj Peabody was introduced 70
the comm cree students By Pres't
Burns, who characterized him as a
man Interested above all in young
men and IN their success In business,
and one emInently fitted 20 talk with
authority on a subject representa-
tive OF a basic industry Mr. Pea
body announced his topic as Gov
eminent Control OF the Coal Indus
Try" and the prediction 81 a strike
was made during his devoipment Of
this theme.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-10
YOUTHFUL TIRE
THIEVES BOUND
TO GRAND JURY
River Park Lads Admit Steal
ing Auto Tire-Planned
$3.50 Split.

Two confessed auto tire thieves,
Eddie MCFarren, aged 10. and Beryl
Paul, is, OF River Park. living at
Gil and 1907 =. Nineteenth ST., re-
speCuvely. waived arraignment be-
fore Judge Chester J.. DuComb in
city court Thursday and pleading
guilty to charges of grand larceny
were bound over to the circuit court
grand jury.
The lads were arrested Wednesday
for the theft of a cord tire, valued,
it IS said. at $50. They were com
mitted to the county jail in lieu OF
bonds, fixed at $4,000.
Their arrest occurred Wednesday
noon following a futile attempt 10
dispose OF the tire 10 George a.
Kramer, of the Kramer Tire shop,
iii s. Michigan st. Their willing
ness TO part with the article for $50
i'm addition to their claim that the
tire belonged to a Buick car. when
it failed TO ut such model of car,
made Kramer suspicious.
Traffic officer John PABLO. doing
traffic duty on :. Michigan St, was
called. The officer took the pair 10
the station. booking them on charges
of suspicion.
Questioning by Capt. OF Detectives
Hamilton brought forth a complete
confession from NcFarren. 90 is said.
who admitted that Paul and himself
had agreed to so $3.50 on whatever
they could set for the tire.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-10
GOLD INDIAN BURIED
WITH SIMPLE SERVICES

CASS Lake. MINI. Feb ct .s
body Of -Be-Nah-Cie -W0uce %
Americas oldest Indian and prob
ably the oldest man ir America. was
buried here Thursday uith simple
services according 20 the white
mans creed and wi-h none OF the
rites of his tribe He was Ir his
I3sth year a. Tho time 90 hie 5eata
Tuesday from pneumonia.
During the funeral ceremony hu-i-
ness here was al sta11s-uL an
stores closed and factories closing
for the occasion. Indians from AT
parts OF the Northwes, thronged tho
town 70 pay their respects 20 ths
Chippewa chieftaiu
The body was enclosed ir rouEn
wooden box. according 20 his ex-
pressed wish. and the chief mourn
CT was Tom Smith. an adopted SON.
Throughout his life John Smith.
as he was also known had been a
leader among his people and during
recent years ne had been national
character One ~ tho treat acts %
service 10 his tribe vas the part hs
took IN the formulating Of the orig
inal treaty btWeen The Chippewas
and white men in 1848
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-10
TUo Acts Feature
Bill Now Playing
At The Opheun1
Margaret Ford Shares Head
line HOnOrs With Naomi
Hunter and Jazz Quintet.

Margaret Ford with her vocal sur
prise and Naomi Hunter with her
jazz orchestra, composed Of five col
ored boys, are rivals for headline
honors on the Orpheum bill the last
half of the week.
Miss Ford's vocal surprise is a
real surprise and a pleasing one
She is one Of the few women in
vaudeville that have a double voice.
Each one has a good range, clear
tones. and plenty OF volume. Her
soprano is sweet and melOdious, her
baritone or contralto. is rich and
resonant. It is hard 10 believe a
woman OF her dainty type could pos
sess a voice so mannish. She gets
her songs across nicely and respond
ed 10 several encores at both per-
fOrmances Thursday She has bar
itOne voice that any man could well
be proud OF.
Miss Hunter and her colored jazz
orchestra certainly do put the pep
and ginger into their work. The
boys are more than musicians, they
are also acrobats and jugglers. The
drummer is especially clever in han
ding the sticks and keeps the audi
ence on the edge Of their seats. Miss
Hunter sings we'll, has a clear So
prano voice. but lacks strength.
However. her good looks and dainty
Skinny shaking" win her much
applause.
Lewis and Rogers in an Italian
dialogue keep the audience laugh
ing at their peculiar twists of the
English language.
Gordon and Day do some clever
Juggling with hats and Indian clubs
Jimmy Dunn as the Phunny
Phoolish Phellow keeps his audience
in a good humor with his snappy
monologue
The Three Rubes. Bowers. wal
tiers and Croker, have an unusual
acrobatic act.
Pathe weekly pictures showed
some interesting scenes in Ireland,
among them releasing Of prisoners
from English prisons W. Y.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-10
LEGION AUXILIARY
HOLDS FIRST MEET
Women Discuss Means of
Backing Posts in Undertake
ings at Session.

Organization of the Is districts Of
the state was discussed at the lunch
con OF the auxiliary of the American
Legion in the Pink room Of the
oliver hotel Thursday noon. The
meeting had been called by Mrs.
Howard +. Noble. Of Culver. Ind,
district committee woman, Mrs. Della
NJ. Clark OF Elkhart, Ind, state first
vice president, and Mrs. l.. r. Gig
nilliat, of Culver, state finance Of
ficer. There were representatives
present from Goshen, Knox. Plym-
outh, Elkhart. Culver, Bremen, War
saw, Rochester and Valparaiso.
Mrs. Gignilliat in her talk, dis
cussed various ways Of raising and
spending money, and in regard to
the latter she stressed the need for
purchasing the articles made by dis
abled ex-service men in various hos
pitfalls OF the state. Organize flowers,
favors. rugs. furniture and other very
disable articles are being made, she
said
An effort will be made TO get
every woman IN the auxiliary into
some active form of service. TT Is
only this way" said Mrs. Gignilliat
that we can fulfill the purpose OF
our rganization-unity and coop
GRAFTON In backing the American
Legion"
1t was announced that the Ellis
worth store and Robertson Bros. Co.
have lent a corner Of their stores
for the sale Of articles made by eX-
service men. The sale will last
three days, and will take place some
time in March. the date and further
particulars TO be announced later.
A large number of women Of the
South Bend auxiliary attended the
luncheon and the guests from out
Of town expressed their appreciation
Of the spirit with which they were
received. The meeting Thursday
noon was the first of its kind 10
be held i'm the state
Ell1hart vas decided upon as the
meeting place for next years con-
vention II was also announced
that the national convention Of the
American Legion Auxiliary will be
held in October at New Orleans.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-10
SENATORS WRESTLE
WITH TARIFF PROBLEM

WASHINGTON, Feb. s.-For five
hours Thursday senate finance COM
mittee republicans wrestled with the
tariff valuation problem, but with
out concrete result. Their discus
sion was said 10 have clarified the
atmosphere 10 some extent. how
ever, and they will return 10 work
Friday with renewed hope.
After a two hours debate among
themselves during the morning, the
senators called in government tariff
experts in the afternoon and had
them demonstrate by actual example
the working Of the several valua-
ton plans IN the case OF given list
OF comm Odities- For this purpose
a large blackboard was brought in
and the committee room presented
a scene not unlike that IN a school
room during the recitation OF a class
In mathematics.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-10
BOWERS CONFESSES
TO THEFT CHARGES
Arthur Bowen, Also Colored,
Said to Have Taken Part
in Robberies.

One holdup and at least two tire
robberies were explained Thursday
with the confession Of Perry Bowers,
1911 s. Main St, who with Arthur
Bowen. 725 y. Francis St. were ar
rested Wednesday on descriptions
furnished by a recent holdup victim.
Bowers confession is expected to
open up a now line Of investigation
for the police who are hopeful of
placing the responsibility of numer-
Gus auto tire thefts TO the workings
Of a gang which Bowen and Bowers
are believed TO be members. Ad-
dttioual arrests are expected soon.
Victim ManhandIed.
Both men are negroes. The hold
UP with which they are charged and
which is admitted by Bowers oc-
CURED Jan. % with a man who gave
his name as J. Nolan. Niles, Mich,
the victim Nolan's assailants &C
companied him across town for the
purpose Of directing him TO the
Michigan Central station. when. it is
said. they took a course up the alley
between Main and Michigan SITS, and
NJ A4lt ltd4 Ll4t lily A4dll NNsf man
handled him and took from him
17jewel gold watch.
Bowen has been confined 10 the
county Jail for the past week, arrest
Ed on a mandate on his failure to
pay a fine eliminating from a charge
preferred against him by a South
Bend cOl0red girl Capt Hamilton
questioned him at the detective Of
fees at the city hall regarding the
holdup in question and Bowers ar.
rest followed. Bowers was reused
from his bed by Detectives Winters
and kish and arrested.
Hold Suspect.
When questioned Thursday. Bow
ers admitted he and Bowen had
stolen tires. but claimed their loot
had been disposed Of Able 70 give
but a partial description OF the tires
and the dates OF the thefts the police
are not yet convinced as to their
former ownership.
Michael Klosowski. SOS S. Walnut
St, also arrested on suspicion Of
holdup. Wednesday, is being confined
in jail pending further questioning.
According 70 the police there is con-
elusive evidence against KlOsowski
TO show that he has knowledge OF at
least one of the recent holdups.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-10
WOUNDED MAN CONFESSES TO ROBBERY OF STORE
To Ask Religious
Education Course
In Local Schools

Introduction Of religious edUca-
ton into the public schools OF South
Bend will be asked OF the board Of
education at its next meeting as
result Of action taken by the council
of religious education. composed Of
pastors and delegates OF 20 South
Bend Protestant churches, at a
meeting held in the y NJ G. A.
building last night.
The petition which was approved
by the council was submitted by the
executive board and signed by Mrs.
Fred woodward. chairman. L. b.
Olson. secretary. and Frank NJ. Nc
Kibben, director
Want Trial Period.
The plan calls for a two months
trial period during April and May.
at the Elder and Nuessel schools.
or any other two schools the board
may designate. The instruction viii
not be given in the schools. accord
ing 20 the suggestion OF the council
but in nearby churches. Two peri
DDS a week are requested.
The council declares that while
the expenses Of this trial period will
be $1,000, this fund can be readily
raised. To support their contention
members Of the council pledged $500
last night
Forty members attended the meet
ing which was addressed by Rev.
Frank McKibben who presented
plans for introducing the religious
program.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-10
Briefs

Ernest BraSsovanyi. proprietor of
a soft drink parfOr at 4l9 5 Chaplin
st. who was arrested Wednesday
afternoon on a charge Of possession
OF intoxicating liquor for sale.
pleaded not guilty 10 the charge
when arraigned in city court Thurs
day. Trial was set for Feb. Il.
Bonds Of $500 were furnished by the
defendant for his appearance in
court next week.
DR.. +. - Kubial1, Of Chicago. for
merry living here at AT S. Phiuippa
ST, will open dental parlOrs in the
ieOPies State Bank building at 1922
" Division. about Feb /.
Routine business was transacted
by members Of the Villagers club of
the University Of Notre Dame at
their regular meeting held in the
Y. VI. c. A. last night
Loren. three year-Old son OF Mrs.
Sylvia Kraft OF Hamlet, Ind, who
was operated on at St Joseph's hos
pital Jan. 80, has been removed 70
the home OF his aunt, Mrs. Janette
Beach. l145 E Sorin 81.
Over IS of the patients and en-
ployes al Heslthwin hospital were
entertained Wednesday evening By
the South Bend Gibson Mandolin and
Guitar o-ches Miss Jane HufIord
told q number OF stories Mrs Hor-
ace Green and Mrs. Victor Jones
were guests
Mrs f A Schiller, 40 :. s.
Peter ST. submitted 10 an operation
FOR appendicitis Thursday morning
at Epworth hospital
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-10
Cops Seize Auto
Upon Discovery
Of Empty Bottles
Will Make Test Case of Con
fiscatiOn-Find Booze in
Place and Nab DeerO.

Apparently not content with
merely breaking up barrooms. the
local police have adopted a new
method of dealing with alleged
whisky vendors This method was
tried out by Sergt. Dehski and de-
tail Thursday afternoon when they
secured three quarts OF mule" at
the place operated by G. Deere, 1919
queen st. Derro's Chandler auto
mobile was seized by the officers
after they located several empty
whisky bottles in the tonneau Of the
car
The machine IS now being held a.
police headquarters, and the officers
are going 10 attempt TO hold it un-
til a ruling on such procedure can
he secured from the judge of the
city court
When the officers raided Deero's
place, il Is said. he made a dash for
a bottle OF whisky which was stand
ing on a table and succeeded IN
dumping the contents all over the
floor before the officers could halt
his actions, but upon a close invesu-
cation the other three quarts Of
booze was located. Deere was ar
rested on charge OF unlawful pos
session Of Intoxicating liquor for
sale He will be arraigned in city
court this morning.
Plan Test Case.
The officers in bringing the ma.
chine into the station, despite the
fact that the bottles found in the
car were empty, declared their in
tention OF making a test case out
OF it TO determine what lsgaI steps
are necessary to confscate an auto
mobile when such evidence is found
Andrew HOrnyak was the victim
OF the same detail twice yesterday.
First they ratded his business estab-
lishment. 431 ID S. Chaplin St, and
after securing a small quantity of
mule" they placed him under ar
rest and then raided his home, 521
Pine Sc. At this address they were
also successful in finding liquor
Horynak will be given a hearing in
court today.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-10
LANDON CORPORATION
NAMES NEW OFFICERS

The annual meeting OF the stock
holders OF the Landon corporation
was held In the Offices OF Graham
< Carne in the Farmers Trust build
ing Thursday night. The following
officers were elected for the ensuing
year; W. J. East president; J. C.
Grimm. Weep president. ID. l. Ken
nedy, secretary. and T. q. Landon.
treasurer Roy 5. Mckee. Chicago.
was appointed general sales man
aver
The board Of directors Of the cor
poration include W. J. East. J. w.
Grimm, d. / Kennedy. L B. Ian
don, NJ 3 Ginrich. A c. Graham
and s. NJ Becker, Chicago
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-10
Sen. HARRY S. new
TO SPEAK HERE AT
ELKSCLUB TONIGHT
Will Fire Opening Shot in
Campaign for Reelection
Arrives at Noon.

Sen. Harry 3. New wiu IRE the
opening shot OF HIS South Bend
campaign for reelection 20 the SEM
ate when ne speaks az the Euls'
Temple at o'clock tonight.
The solon viii reach this city az
1880 o'clock today over the J.. =.
q ". from Muncie. Ind. where he
spoke yesterday He VIII remain
here until Saturday morning. when
he returns 20 Washington.
Following his arrival SEN Negv
viii be escorted 90 the University OF
NOtre Dame where he wiu be
luncheon guest OF Rev. James Burns
G. s. c.. president OF the university.
and faculty members.
With the senator will Boz ais wife
and Miss Eleanor Barker his state
chairman for women votres They
will be the guests Of women voters
OF the city az luncheon M the oliver
hotel at noon
May Discuss Tax
The meeting tonight wu Pee
open 20 both men and women and it
Is expected that a eaDacity audience
Will hear the government official
At Muncie yesterday Sen. New eN-
planned how federal taxes win De re-
duced more than 100000 GOO dur
ing 1922 as a result ~ The new rev-
enue bill Il is believed tha. De win
discuss this point n his speech too
night
Arrival Of Sen. Sew .n the city
was TO be the signal for first active
political work in anticipation of the
May primaries The -her" began
bUzzing last night when 60 was an-
nounced that headquarters for Sen.
News campaign were go Doe opened
today or tomorrow ou the second
floor Of the odd Fellows building at
Washington and Main ste
Endorsement of the senator's cam
dIdacy 10y 500 South Bend and ST..
Joseph county voteVs was made pub
lie by John G.. Ye3gIor. county man-
aEer- YeaEley also waNed optiml ettc
over the impetus which News came
paign had gained in the last week.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-10
Arrest Woman on Charge
Of Stealing $500 Fur Coat

Attes Casten residing at the
LaSaue hotel. was arrested shortly
after midnight Thursday on a charge
of grand larceny filed by Ruby
Campbell. who also gave her ad-
dress as the LaSalle hotel. fur
coat said 10 be valued at between
$500 and $500 was reported stolen
from the complainant by the Casteil
woman at the hotel Officers who in
vestigated the case restored the coat
TO Miss Campbell The arrested
woman was placed in the county Jail
and is TO appear in city court this
morning before Judge Chester l.
DuCOmb.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-10
WILL
FIGHT MACHINE,
MANAGER STATES
Indianapolis Lawyer Says For
mer Senator Will Announce
Race Next Week.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, Feb. g.
Albert J. Beveridpe viii announce
his candidacy TO- the republican
senatorial nomination next week,
Clarence r Martin. an Indianapolis
attorney. said today Martin said
he viii be Beveridges campaign
manager and he VIII open headquar-
ters here.
Beverage formerly was senator
from Indiana and was chairman OF
the progressive national convention
IN Chicago. He will oppose Sen.
HaE-y S. New. who is seeking re-
election and has the backing Of the
old guard. Beverage will be the
lone wolf candidate and viii ap-
peal directly 20 the people He has
been stumping the state.
Lew Shank. potato mayor Of In
dianapolis and former vaudeville
actor. opened Beveridge's campaign
In northern Indiana with an adj
dress in Gary last night.
we should really be voting for
Beveridge for president OF the
United States instead OF FOR the SEN
ate for he is the biggest man In
the country today" Shank declared.
"Newberry New"
He further charged, in urging In
diana 20 replace Sen. New with
Beverage, that the former has done
nothing but ride on the Mayfiower
and take trips in an airplane back
and forth between Washington and
New York.
He termed the present Indiana
senator 'eNSev-berry New" saying the
people OF Indiana knew that New
berry New Newberried New into the
senate"
Following Shank's address a Bev-
eridge organization in Lake county
was formed.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-10
CHICAGO WOMAN FOUND
STRANGLED To DEATH

CHICAGO. Feb. 9-MTSs Bessie
Greenberg, about As years old, was
drugged and then strangled % death
IN her home Thursday.
The poltce and firsmen we're sum-
moned when smoke was seen com
ing from the windows OF the house.
They discovered meat burning on
the stove and then found the body
OF Ms Greenberg IN the dining
room The womau's neck was
bound with rags and a gag was IN
her mouth The police said they
believed the woman had been Grim
tnaIly assaulted afte- being drugged
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-10
DETECTIVE FORCE
GETS NEW FORD CAR

A Ford touring car was added 10
the police motor equipment yester-
day. The acquisition OF the new
machine followed the action taken
by the members OF the board Of
safety last Friday night, when they
formally authorized the purchase Of
the car. The new automobile viii
be for the exclusive use OF the de-
tectiVes- Another machine OF sim
liar make Will be purchased soon for
the night patrol sergeants.
The Cadillac touring car. il Is
said. viii be traded in on a new
Studebaker sedan. while new chas-
Sis viii also be placed under the
body OF the patrol Chief Lane will
also receive an Official car in the
near future.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-10
NoTRE DAME SMOKER

Twenty-Five students OF the agri-
cultural department OF Notre Dame
university were present at smoker
held last night AT the Campus cafe
terra Refreshments were served
and a short musical program pre-
sented. Dean Scheib, OF the agricul-
mral school gave n short address.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-10
TERRE HAUTE OFFICER
MURDERED ON HIS BEAT

TERRE HAUTE. Ind. Feb. g.
Herbert Long. 81 years old police
man, was murdered about midnight
Thursday night while patroliing his
district IN the northeast section Of
the city. An operator OF a soft
drink establishments at 25th e. and
Second av. heard the report OF
number OF shots and later found
Long lying IN the street dead Long
had been on the force for i've years.
He was married and lived az SOC S.
Second 81
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-10
FIREMEN HAVE RUNS
TO TWO SMALL FIRES

Damage estimated AZ $50 was
caused 70 a woodshed owned oy
Larry Lukasika- s22 s Franklin ST.
when fire broke out shortly before
o'clock last night The blaze Is
believed 20 have originated By spon-
taneous combustion in a pile Of
rags and rubbish
A faulty oil heater was the cause
OF a FIRE scare in the woodworks
building Of Studebaker plant No 2
az . o'clock yesterday afternoon
Hose company No ?. which an
swered the call. reported no damage
There's 10 ease for the whole
mouth when one tooth Is aching.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-10
CANADA WILL ATTEND

OTTAWA ont Feb. Canada
viii be represented at the world
vide economic and financial confer
ence which opens IN Genoa March
S. Il was announced after a cabinet
meeting Thursday night
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-10

Even the ATkado's household
knows when salt and rice are dear.
When puss nouns for the mouse
DO not take her seriously.
~ two men quarrel. even their dogs
VIII have a difference.