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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-03-06
VA SOLO FHtTh POR HEOOCih
1000 HoM5RES DEL
EJERClTO

TsIesrcma Espse;cs Dord la PRESSA. 4
C!UDAD DE MEXICO, mario s.
Oficialmente Sc anunci6 aquf que el
Eiercito Federal! MeXicano Sc ha re-
6ucido va cincuenta y dos mil horn-
bres que Sc espera que muy en-
breye Sc limitari cincuenta mil las
plazas, que es Ia cifra en- que Sc con-
vino que euedara Ell efectivo peE9la.
nente de esta organization.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-03-06
LA HUELGA HA SIDO
CONDENADA POR
LOS PERIODICOS
Los representatives de la
opinion publica hacen yer
los danos que sufren
yaIiosos intereses
por una lucha sin
gran fundamento

Teleora-ra Especial para "Li PRENSA.
CIUDAD DE MEXICO. MARIO O.
La noticia de la soluci6n del cont!ic-
to provocado por la huelga de cleo
tricistas ha calnado Ii espectaci0u
e Indignation que reinaba en- Ia ciu-
dad por los salvajes prooed;mientos
enpleados por los huelguistas, entire
otros, el de cortar los cables de luz
energia electricas Y privar de aqua
a toda Ia ciudad, aun para los usos
indiSpensables-
Fl diario Excelsior public6 una
cdici6n extra comentando en- terminus
ssmamente energicos los sucesos Y
pdiendo la intervention de las auto
ridadeS para dar garantias Ia socie-
dad sobre toda consideration.
La extra de referencia contenia re-
portazgos pintando~ia situaci6n en- la
capital el peligro gravfsimo de que
sobrcvInera una epidemia pog IL fai-
ia de aqua en- el saneamiento con-
tenfa tambien un articulo editorial
pidiendo al Presidente de Ia Repubi-
ca que hiciera respetar ei articulo
cuarto de Ia Constitution vigente, que
concede ia libertad de trabajo. para
que fueran suplidos los hUclSuistas y
salvada Ia sociedad.
La cdici6n dicha cause muy buena
impression en- toda a sociedad pro-
pab!emente 4 esa actitud energica de
Ia prensa. Sc debe el que Sc precipi-
tara la soluci6n del conf!icto, cedien-
do los obreros Y admitiendo que 81 a
s,,,+n Ia dnciiiarop las ar1fOrida de-
federales en- lugar de resolverlo y ia
llarlo ellos como pretend!an.
Antes de cuatro horas habran queda-
do conectados va todoS los cables
cortados por los huelguistas. con 10
cual So resableceri la normalidad en-
n vida citadina.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-03-06

SAN JOSE Costa Rica, mario p
Llecan informcs 4 es;a capita! que
81 gobie-no colomhiano atrar!csa en-
Ia actualidad por una muy seria ST.
tuact6n. pues tanto poliJica como eco
n5nicarnente 81 pals es;A afectado
por una honda crisis.
Cast todos los eIementos liherales
de n vecina rcpubica sud-amcrica
m han entablado una seria oposi-
ci6n al =ooicrno. que csta integrado
Dor los conservadores. Han ocurri
do "a algunos levantam.entos en-
contra del actual regimen politico,
pues los conservadorcs hicieron fuer
te preston en- las recien pasadas cleo
clones y debido a clio ob:dv!eron e.
triunfo en- Ia lucha por Ia presiden-
cia.
Ell general Benjamin Herrera. can
didato derroiado del Par;ido Liberal.
ha dec!arado que todos sus estuer-
EOS tienden A uniGica- I'll partido a
fin de hacer una ssr.a res!stcncia
los. conservadorcs, creyendose muy
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-03-06
UNA SENORA Y UN JOVEN
MEXICANOS FUERON
MUERTOS POR UN
ESPANOL
Este, exasperado porque la
sonora Sc nego a vivir con
el, lie dio muerte de
un baIazo
Cegado por la ira, ell ibero
ataco despues a un grupo
de mexicanos, ma
tando a uno de eIlos

De una tragedia en- Ia que perde-
ron la vida dos compatriotas, una Sc
nora Y un joven, ocurrida el dfa III
timo del mes de enero pr6ximo pa
sado en- Ia ciudad de Birmingham.
Alabama, hemos tenido noticia hasta
ahora, en- que otra compatriota rad
cada on aquella poblaci6n. nos pro-
drama. con el fin dc Yer. ST por con-
ducto de LA PRENSA puede llegar
Ia n0ticia de la muerte del joven a
conocimiento de sus padres, va que
el matador Sc encuentra preso en-
breve sera juzgado por ese dobie crf-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-03-06
Terrazas no podra ven
der dos mil heCtaras
de suS terrenoS en-
Chihuahua
Estan disgustados porque
eli fraccionamiento Sc ha
suspendido en- Ell Esta-"
do de Michoacan

CUUDAD pE. EiE.XICo. mario .
los lide-eS a@rar'Stas de n Cama-a
dc Dipu.aloS. ..sloSoS de que no 50
haya seg4sdo expropiando hac!endas.
como oeur~.6 en- la spoca On que Villa
rrear ocuz.5 la Car;era de AGricu!tu-
"a, han ac-dido al Sec-eta-io de Ha-
cie7ds Dc n Hucr.a. p5disudole que
;nterponSa 81 Influenza para que -
prosiga al fraccionamierco DE- esas
tier~as On ri E.srado de Nichoacan.
Los Hdere, u-.ariStas - muest-an
dissusrado> porque diCho fracclona~
niento - !aJerrump!6 en- esa Emit
dad por Jos rebeldes que Sc han O.
pues:o "a tal prlc;lca quaer@n que 90
IA Husrta nf,uya para gu" - conti-
nue. el reuarto. pero Fl ELnlstro dc
hacienda evoreS6 a los peticionar.os
que acudle~an con su solc!;ud a Ia
Sec-eta~ia dy Gobaroaci5a dc clya
competence era cl asuDto.
T,l.orer,. Ex,sci,:I ra-n LII PRENSA."
CICDAp Dr. MEXICO. mario D
Fin vista lie II acalorada discussion
que - Ia suScttado IN L. Legislature
local del Estado de Chihuahua. Sob-e
el contratp Tar-azaS- -McQu2-tte!S.
por 81 cuAl iodas las p-cpiedades del
tsrrateniaurs chihg;shuense naSar4n
rnanos de TN s.n&!clto americana. Ia
Sec-eta~ia G- t'o.u@nco ha sido Inte-
rroSada uccrcst IL Ia leEaAdad de tai
opsrac.5u = IA lecl&~ado dGe Terra-
zaS pueds ysud-y todas suS propis-
dades. con excrpclou De dosc.antaS
MI hecta~as d. t.erra Que - coAsI-
derau como pro2jadad lie Ia n1c.%H.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-03-06
Ell AMOR POR LA
FUERZA.


tro poder. Ia tragedia sc debi6 a los
celos de un individuo, de orfgen es-
panol de apellido Galiego, que ha-
bia vivido con la sonora a quien dio
ruertc, Y cuyo nombre era el de
Ana de Ia Tore. Esta. viendo Que
no podia hacer buena vida con el su
jeto de referencia po- el trat6 que
le daba decidi6 separarse de Gl y asi
10 hizo en- efecto. yendose "A vivir a
Ia casa de unos compatriotas. en-
donde vivian tambien otros Eexica- =
nos entire ellos cl j6ven Roberto Pa
quiea fue Ia otra victima del espa-
mol
Gallego no Sc conform6 con Ia re-
soluci0n de la sehora Torres y va
ria's veces fue a visitarla a Sd nucsa
casa con objeto de convencerla que
volviera a su lado, pero ella jamas
accedi6. Esta actitud eXaspero al es
panol. auien lego amenaZarla con
darIe muerte 81 no volvfa a su lado.
pero la senora no le presto atenci0n
a tai amenaZa.
EL cRlMEN.
Asf las cos4s, Ia inaHana del dia 81
dc enero Ia senora Tore sali1 a COM
Drar comestibles encontrandose a po-
cos pasos a Gallegos, que viva casi
enfrente de Ia casa Y quien la liamo
para que fuera con 81 a su cuar,u,
pero como Ia sonora no le hiciera ca
So el espahol montado en- colera. sa-
CO su pstola le dispar5 por detras
z Ia mujer. a.ravesandole el proyec-
til 81 craneo. La sonora Sc desplom6
sin vida en- el acto. GalleSo. enton
ces corri6 inmediatamente la casa
donde vivia su victima V con Ia 1is-
to!a en- IA mano, llam6 a IN puerta.
diciendo los que ALI vivian: IA
bran enseHen Ia cara:
Al abrir uno de los huespedes. Ga
lego le dispar5 otro tiro, casi boca
de iarro, pero afor;unadamente et
proyectil no hzo bIanco. pues solo lie
roZ5 por la barba al hombre que ha-
bia alberto Ia ruerta y quien. al yer
Ia acometida violenta. sc ocult6 tras
de Ia nlisma puerta.
4 la detonaci6n. despert6 81 joven
Ramirez que So hallaba en- esa pieza
dormido. quien al yer la actitud
del espanol. le Srit6: ''por Dlos H.
tire" pero Galleso no hizo case ) le
dispar6 a el tambien, hiriendolo Ia ba
Ia en- un costado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-03-06
LIBROS EN- ESPANOL

Compre usted sus libros en- espa-
mol, a Ia Casa Editorial Lozano,
119 N. Santa Rosa Ave., San An
tonic, Texas. Es la mas barata.-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-03-06

tPasa a Ia P4g. 81
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-03-06

(Pasa a Ia Pag. 81
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-03-06

We guarantee LA PRENSA has
a larger circulation than any
other Mexican newspaper in the
United States.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-03-06

(Pasa 4 II PaG. -
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-17
GARY MAN DIES OF
REVOLVER WOUNDS
Injuries Received in Fight Are
Fatal to Adam - Names
Three AssaiIants.

MICHIGAN CITY. Ind Sept. IS
-Michiano Adam. Of Gary. died
here this morning from wounds re-
ce.yed late Friday on he farm Or
John Nowatzke. near here. when in
company with an unknown man
from Gary ne engaged in a.revoIver
battle with a gang Of noonshlners
on the farm
Before dying Adam named his
alleged assaiiants as three men
from Gary. who had rented thu
farm last July as a site for a moon
shine plant. One Of them. Adam
said. had murdered his brother in
Chicago and police believe Adam
and his friend were visiting the
farm TO avenge the Chicago muir
der.
During the gun battle. Adams
ammunition became exhausted and
he Was MORALLY wounded while
fleeing
Police found a huge still in the
Easement Of the farm house after
the occupants had escaped in an
automobile. Adam disclosed heir
names, but police have not made
them public.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-17
Eat and
Get hin

This is turning an Old phrase face
about, but modern methods Of reducing
fat have made this revision possible
II you are overfat and also averse 70
physical exertion; II you are likewise
fond OF the table and still want TO re-
duce your excess flesh several pounds
DO this: Go 20 your druggist Cor write
the MarmOla Company. 1912 Woodward
Avenue. Detroit, Michl and give him
cor send them) one dollar For this
modest amount Of money the druggist
viii put you In the way Of satisfying
your ambition for a nice, trim. slim
figure. He will hand you a case OF Mar
mola Prescription Tablets compounded
In accordance with the famous MarmOla
Prescription. one of which YOU must
axe after each meal and at bedtime un-
til you begin To lose your Fat steadily
and easily. Then continue the treatment
uRtr your weight is what YOU desire
Marmola Prescription Tablets are not
only harmless but really beneficial to
the general health. You don't need star
Walton diet or weakening exercises. Just
60 on eating what YOU like leave exer-
cising 70 the athletes. hut take your
little tablet faithfully. and without a
doubt that tlabby flesh will quickly take
unto itself wings. leaving behind It your
natural self realty clothed in firm flesh
and trim muscles. Adv
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-17
NILES

NILES. Sept. 16.-Dr F. y Bonnie
viii leave by automobile Sunday for
a trip TO Detroit and Cleveland TO
AXE part in Masonic celebrations.
Al Detroit. a new Masonic home VIII
be dedicated or Monday After this
ceremony the party of which Or.
BONNIE is a. member viii go 70 Cieye-
land where the annual convention
Of the SGD degree Nasons viii be
held and when Priest Harding Is ex-
pected 20 be Initiated into the SD
degree.
Mrs. 3 II. Jefferson will entertain
at a bridge luncheon az the Oliver
hotel in south Bend. Tuesday. Sept.
10.
The Kawneer team will play a
post season bali game with Berrien
springs on the local diamond sun
day afternoon,
Miss Lucille VIM will leave Sun
cay 10 enter the Illinois College FOR
Women at Jacksonville. Ill Her
mother Mrs. John VIM. and Clay
ton Mccoy will accompany her as
far as Chicago.
Rev. and Airs. D. c. Ostroth and
family. enroute in their car from
Clinton, Ia. 10 their home IN Boston
Mass. are guests OF Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Edwards OF Union place
Miss Edith Bell. a returned mis-
sionary from Africa will conduct the
morning service at the Methodist
church Sunday morning in the alb
sence Of the pastor. Rev. J. r Lath-
rop, who is attending the meeting
OF the Michigan conference Of the
Methodist church az Albion
Clayton Ingleright and his family
of Rising City Neb.. have motored TO
Niles for a visit with hts parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ingleright. S.
Lincoln av.
Alfred Oberweiser. sol Sycamore
St. was injured, the ends Of the three
fingers and the thumb Of his left
hand being cut off when his arm be-
came fastened in a braiding ma
chine in a local factory.
Enos Holmes. residing two miles
north of Buchanan. suffered a loss
by fire Thursday night when his
barn and its contents. including this
years crop OF oats. as well as a large
quantity Of hay corn and tools,
were destroyed by a blaze of IN
known origin.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-17
POLICE HOLD GIRL
IN JEWELRY THEFT
Believe Girl Sweetheart of
Thug Who Robbed Jeweler
of $4,000 in Gems.

DETROIT. Sept Ib.-Lauretta
Lee. pretty 22-year-old blonde. OF
z-08 john r. St. was being held by
the police Friday night FOR question
Ing ~ connection with $500 gem
ROBBERY ar Gratjot av and East
Grand blvd, participated N by four
men and a young woman al 10 o'clock
Friday morning. The girl was lock-
ed up on technical chan sc Of being
a disorderly person
sam Tasco. 25. 993 Med5ury av.. a
bantamweight boxer. known in local
pugihstic circles as the "TobascO
Kid" was shot and seriously wound o.
ed by Louis Meier. proprietor Of the
jewelry store. as his companions fed
with tray Of diamonds and escaped
IN waiting automobiles.
Charged With Robbery.
Detectives who took Lauretta Lee
into custody also arrested Almo
Palombo. 20. OF 2245 Wilkins St.
charging him with robbery armed A
Ike charge was lodged against Tas-
CO. who is in Receiving hospital with
bullet wounds In the head and leg.
His condition is critical
The holdup of Meiev's store. sit
uated at 1903 Gratiot av. was we'll
plotted in advance. Wednesday
morning, Meier says. a we'll dressed
young man and woman drove up to
his store in a taxiCab. entered and
asked to see some diamond rings
They cleverly simulated the attitude
Of an engaged pair, the young man
stammering and the girl blushing
At the time Meier and his clerks,
William Schubert and George Penza
were busy with other customers and
asked the latest arrivals TO wait a
few minutes. Instead Of complying
they said they would be back later
and departed
Friday morning they returned.
this time in a sedan of an expensive
make. Something aroused Meters
suspicious as he saw them step to
the curb. He hastily handed Penza
an automatic revolver. instructing
him TO go out the rear way. stand
guard on the sidewalk in front and
shoot if a robbery was attempted
He then threw the combination lock
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-17
Slump in Grape Prices
ShOiCS Reaction. Claim

KALAMAZOO. Mich. Sept 10
An unprecedented demand for grape
juice gives promise of saving tbs
growers Of the Michigan fruit belt
from what. a couple Of weeks ago
threatened to be a ruinOus slump ia
prices The late August drought
also is said to be responsible for a
sharp increase in prices IN the las
two weeks. Late in August ship
pers and juice plants We're offeriEe
$50 a ton and were obtaining many
contracts at $40. In the last few
days. however the prices have ad-
vanced until now the Concord
grapes are selling at from $50 %
SIS a ton. Growers do not attemr'
to explain the great demand for
grapes. but say it is coming chiefly
from the larger cities
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-17
.BLAMES STRIKES TO
ALIEN lLLITERACY
DR.. Perry Tells Michigan
Bankers That Ignorance Hin.
ders Industrial Growth.

OWOSSO. Mich Sept 16.-Fail-
IRE OF America 20 properly assimi-
late and educate foreigners coming to
this country n the ways OF the land
OF their adoption is responsible for
much OF the industrial unrest today.
in the opinion Of DR. Frederick A.
cry. OF Lansing. who delivered the
principal address at the annual
meeting OF Group no. I Of the Michi-
gan Bankers association. In this
city.
DR. Perry spent several years In
vestigaung this question In America
and abroad. He expressed the Opin-
ION that America IS on the verge OF
great industrial era and that
America is TO lead the world indus
trially. but said its progress is being
retarded by industrial unrest. due.
principally. he thinks, 10 the dis
turbances fomented by foreigners
bringing bolshevik ideas here.
The present condition of unrest.
ne said is also due in a measure
TO ~lopsided thinking He assert
Cd the natural desire for better
things and for advancement in life
gives the professional agitstor fer
tile soil in which 10 plant his seeds
OF resentment against society and
10 iasull 10 the minds Of the work
ers The thought that employing
classes have no right 10 the po-
sitiOus they hold. and that il IS
up 10 the workers to wrest these
positions from them.
also by the action Of some employ
ers In advancing their employees
through pull" rather than merit.
he added further that the arrogant
attitude of some employers toward
their men. helped TO keep this feel
ing of resentment alive.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-17
Fireman Seriously Injured
In Leap From Engine Cabin

GOSHEN. Ind. Sept. 16-(Spe.
ciaD Philip Ramer, a.. Of Mont.
pelier Ohio. fireman on Wabash
railroad extra freight 2216. west
bound, is in a Goshen hospital ser
.ously injured The result Of Jump
ing from the locomotive. a distance
Of about 20 feet down an embank-
ment early this morning when an
overhead bridge, two miles east OF
Benton. was discovered ablaze. The
engineer. y. f. Gould. of Montpelier
did not jump A brakeman. whose
name was not learned jumped and
escaped injury
How the bridge became isnited is
not known For several weeks the
Wabash has employed guards at ali
bridges along the route due 10 The
strike of shopmen. At the Wabash
offices in Benton, it was said The
bridge probably was fired by Goals
dropping from a locomotive. Dam
zee is slight.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-17

on his safe and greeted the couple
as they came In. Schubert remained
with Meier
Reminding him OF their visit OF
two days before. the couple again
asked 10 see some rings. The
jeweler produced tray containing
dozen. ranging in value from $3.50
70 $3.50.
Hardly had they begun 10 inspect
the gems when the two men entered.
One OF them whipped out a pistol
levelled il and ordered Meier and
Schubert 10 lie fat on the floor. The
other examined the safe. found it
locked and gave the word TO his
companions 10 run for t. All -FOUR
dashed 20 the sidewalk. the young
woman having stuffed the rings in
10 her handbag.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-17
Largo ONO. Ica. ed.
NILES SHOPMEN AWAIT
ORDERS TO TAKE JOBS

NILES. Mich. Sept 15.-Members
OF the six federated shopmen who
are on a strike must await orders
from Pres't fanny OF the federated
Rhopcrafts. before returning to work
according 10 a telegram received by
Q II Worvey. an officer of the local
union.
When the order is received about
$50 men viii return TO work at the
Michigan Central terminal shops
here. In commenting upon the con-
clusion OF the strike. local men de-
elared that none will go back 60
work until all may go
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-17
HrCait Filing of Complaint
Against Gary Policemen

INDIANAPOLIS. Sept 16.-Gov.
McCTay sent a letter 10 State Sen.
o c. Holmes OF Lake county to-
6ay stating tha- no official investi-
cation o. alleged brutality 20 pris-
oners by the Gary police will he
obtained until a forma. complaint is
fled with the executive Sen Holmes
IN company With Ralph Bradford.
called at the governors office a.
discuss alleged mistreatmen. 90
persons arrested in Gary II was
sad that the police have been beat
ing prisoners with clubs and rub
Der hose ir order 20 force confes-
Gons
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-17
PENNSY TO EXPEND
$2O,OOO,O 900 ON FOUR
DETROIT BUILDINGS
award Contracts as Forcrun-
ner of Expansion Program
at Detroit.

DETROIT Sept I6 - new
epoch FRI Detrot's astonishing in
dustriaI development was marked
Friday when THO Penrsylvanla rail-
road system announced that it had
awarded contracts for four huge
building projects which viii form
the principal units or the roads
general operating plans for THE ter
rftory ana which before thcv are
comDlstsd viii involve an exDendi-
turo % approximately f20.00O.0O0.
Officials Of the road said that
contracts were let Thursday for
construction OF great engine house
% be built ln the Ecorse yards, at
lincoln Park. and for general
freight house. which Will 90 up ~
Third and Larned cts.
Include Freight House.
The contracts also include build
inR o: the team yard AZ Third and
5ummit sts.. sGd the locomotive
turn-tabIe. and a 5O.0OG-gallon wa
Ger tower and huge coaling station
The steel work and foundation Of
tn freight house which will De- $50
b. 70 feet viii cos. approximately
100000. not including tracking or
grading. or thc main structure. The
tsam yard. 90 was said by officials.
Will cost about $50 900 and the en-
gine house, which Will be 90 feet
long and so feet wide. about SIS
200. All OF these figures. It was
Explained. represent only initial
POSTS
ro+4t-- - .L. ot-.-4- rfs
Eals said Friday. mAlrs thai the
Pennsylvania huge project is so
Tar cOmrleted that The road is plan
ming for the operation of both
freight and passenger trains over
Its own tracks next New Years dav.
For the present. the road does not
kntend 10 establish fits own D7ssen-
ger depot. and Will USE the Union
station. az Third AMI Fort SIS. in
connection with the Zero Marquette.
The roads budget" fo~ 1929. e was
4ntimated by officials, probably viii
contain provision for rs owr Las-
keuger depot.
Track Work Progresses.
The work Of grading. tracl,ius
and ballasting the comPa7y's right
Of way between Carleton ard Del
Eay. distance OF d IN. IS. - pro-
Tessed more rapidly thar was eX-
pected. an f, was s1lo Friday that
all track ara term:na construction
my be co npleted by nov %.
The first definite announcement
Of the Pennsylvania ~vsten's rlans
for this improvement was made ia
person by Samuel Pea. pres cent OF
the Pennsylvania lines at a dirnsT
arranged in his honor ar he De
tTolt Board of q umcice several
weeEs ago.
Since Rea's visit many off ciaIz
have been transferred 10 Detroit
from various roints on the system
and Z. v. SommerviIc hrs besr ac-
lively in charca Of construction
work as cnies engineer.
j Laret Offitcs Leased.
Recently TIC rc-,r has leased vir-
tualIv half or the ,lcvC1,h floor II
the First Nauoaa tark bul,l:re
Where Thomas = Rcoerts is in
charge as chef operating Official OF
The road 10 L. is ter~'tor> ROD .rts
b general agent al division su-
perintendent.
Associated with Roberts = ;he
new offi,es re C. C.. rt,,ab. division
passenger assn., s S-dckPole
division freizai s<4rt. = + Couso
real estate agent. and che: On
c!al,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-17
WOMEN NOT INTERESTED

HARTFORD CITY. Sept. Isl
y. S.)-Many Blackford county
women seem TO take little interest
II politics.
In the registration returns from
Saturdays work. It Is revealed that
p several rrecinc-s Of the county
no women registered
Registration Of women was ex-
ceedingly light all over the county
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-17
UNIONS HELP MEN
WHO ADMIT PARTS
IN TR AIN WRECK

RICHMOND. Ind. sept. 16.-
by I. y. S)-The Indiana Coun-
Gil Of the United brotherhood Of
Carpenters and Joiner, today
made an appropriation TO aid IA
the defense for the men who con-
fcssed TO wrccking "a Michigan
Central express train near Gary
Ind, resulting i'm the Io-s OF two
lives. The appropriation was
made on the plea OF Walter l..
Walls. secretary OF the Gary
brotherhood Of Railway Train
men. thar the confessions of the
men had been gained through
brutality by the police. Walls
said other state labor unions also
would be asked 20 aid i'm the de-
tense OF the men.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-17
Fire Persons Injured When
auto and Motorcycle Crash

TERRE HAUTE. Ind Sept. 16.-
(By U. P)-Five persons were in
iured. two seriously. when an auto
and a motorcycle collided near Pi-
niento, Ind, this afternoon. The
driver of the automobile tried 70
avoid the motorcycle at a turn and
turned over Four of the injured
were brought TO a hospital here.
All were from Linton. Ind