South Bend News-Times, Volume 39, Number 332, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 28 November 1922 — Page 3

TUESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 28, 1922 THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES Attempt to Ureal: Will Giving Estate Church : n a:. :: Syv r. 1 . i:";:7ih' ta Sr.: .1V..r ! r :. A'.i'o K. F.f'i- ". -h bukor ar l ('hr! a r. t S u art. IT k K. a r. d J a r. . - 1 ITar.k .--.vr.rt dM :: t join Ou r w .. o . - 1 INDIANAPOLIS ADOPT p-tr ; an: m;v zomnc; ohdinanci fU)S!Ii:.. Ir..I . N I . i.VNAT It. ! . . v. 2 brvak t! w, of J harhe!or farm r. v. homo r.rar X-w months atr', has : cuit court h-re by :. anl r. r" h c w (if St. . forth that v. n : Ir.ir all pr-p-Tty : b'-'ird f oluit;. :i nonito hoard of i!n; unbound in.nd. lrv:n IL Ivlw' r uho h.as ' : tcr of tho w:.A a:-d : a ; : :.lr.v!.lnmf County Corn Crop I or Vccrr 2.000.000 Ilushvh N.-v. :'T Thf-r. o Despondent Woman Can't Resist a White Space tin a fvo -1 a MANY BILLS TO BE TRIAL OF RADICALS 1 rics to End Lifcl 1 r:i harvrst- : y t ' ". i.". a t:-.-if w 1 ' K.'-r rd.:: to t -;.r INI I V.VAi'OI.lS, Ir. !.. N SUBMITTED TO NEXT ! DELAYED BY COURT u a;:.;:.:. : I . N . . ) II r I' -a f ' p I ; v T'cr r r. ; r; v ... wir r, ! r: :-. rr ; :;v i'.a...a n !.-.:.'. Mr-, ir.s.o i Tho avt rr..c- yb'-'.d uii! -:' d to r:i::i it i SO hushel- ar. aro ,:i :h v.:j UM that t:r:! :o-i::j cf e ut;:-rn M:ar:;l . INDIANA ASSEMBLY William Z. Foster and Co-De- fna"eu .f :" c v 1 ' 5 in the suit arn n.n fendants to Have Hearing Th- i vsr.r r r January 15. j . . . 1 i a : .HT" : ! h f - ti, Who:; 1 c.t.v the r.rTth ar.d wis: Urpral of Absrnt Voters and'j Direct Primary Likely to lie Proposed I.:iANAIii,I., la I.. Nov. 2 !: of th ui vut'.rn anJ the Iii ' -1 i'rimtry l;tw.i and a tax on . ..- !!:: ' t üm- on stat .in J couniv : J

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- all aatomohilf re.lntration piatfij arid turning all auto ft 03 Into county fur.d.-! for on county roads. AuthorlzlMvc th" iu-crttary of Ptatc to coll'-i t all auto frrs noTV prohhvl hy law, hut paylr.f? all ft-cs to th' cour.tltM for use on county rtadc. K'P'.-alirr; tho direct primary laV3 to hil oJlkial.H only. i:;irnlnatir. the oMice of tho kov- ( rnor fr":n tho priinory 'but retaining total f)f!l!-iala and tho United S;atcs p'r.ator. ' Inipf.-ii.ö' it fP'A'lal tax of auto 1,iis-ij which operate on public highways for lilro, .declaring them torr.inon carrlcns and requiring them to ( rry 1'ablllty iraurance. 1'rrstrlldr.tr u inotf iovero penalty for drunken auto drlvprs. I'rutMln'j that public utilities ßhall in tot criF' 1 1 o aat-f"?l bKs for taxa-tb-n thin thy are apprafcU for rate mäkln:: purposes. rnividln: that tho Ftate highway itiJt.-ii.il ehnll odort nnd pnforco

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Harrison Fisher, famous artist, 13 shown hero on tho S. S. Paris bound for France where he will study types of feminine beauty to delight American magazine readers. The great American artist couldn't resist the white wall cf tho ehip. He had to raako a beauty crow whero non9 had grown before.

ST. JOSKPH. Mich.. Nov. 17. By U. Trial of William Z. Foster and 19 other radicals arrested In a raid on a communist convention at 'Hridsreman last August w;ls continued until Jan. 15 when called up in Berrien county circuit court today. The defendants entered pleas of not guilty when arraigned for alleirod violation of the Michig-an antiO'ndicalLPt act. As court corfvened. Foster, spokesman for the radicals, announced that Frank I. "Walsh. New York attorney, had been retained as counsel for th2 defendants. Atty. O. L. Schmidt, in chargo of their prosecution, announced papers ordering the extradition of 55 other radical?? who escaped from the riridireman convention t-hortly before the raid would be drawn up immediately. Today's hearing, was conducted in an empty courtroom. Not a single spectator was on hand when the trial opened. A few lawyers and new'rapermen sat through the legal formalities which lasted but a short time.

MOVIE SHOW OPENED FOLLOWING ARRESTS

Wabash Blue Law Enforcement Brings About Attempted Theater Closings. WADASII. Ind., Nov. 27. Moving picture filma wer exhibited here Sunday night in tho Eagle3 theater.

Al !i.h:ii'nt of tho township ad-

i - nry hoards. l'r hthitlnir auto races on Memorial lay. ThLs would prevent the holding of the annual oDO-miie racv at tiu Indiana jo'iis ypeo!;way on that day. Authorizing a referendum vote on thr ijuft-tion of tho roldier'? bonus. Dtftiiving the board of health of th power to condemn school buildir:gf. Repeal of the law creating mines examining boards. Authorizing couritim to pay over funds t,, tho state highway commission for the construction of county loads

atlng ' on Sunday. Affidavits were sworn out In the court of a justice of tho peace, and. the two men were released on $100 bond each. The show started at 2:30 o'clock with William Dickson operating the moving picture machine. Hoy to A.

Summerland, sheriff of Wab.uh coun

ty, arrested them when the film was started. The two were held in jail three hours. Previously to the arrests, Sheriff Summerland had said warrants would not be issued until Monday, and that persons arrested would be held in jail without bond until Monday. Conferred AViCli V. S. I,eli. Sheriff Summerland and three ministers of "Wabash, went to Indianapolis last Thursday and conferred

Pioneer Resident of Riles Dies; lUies Wednesday A M.

XII.FS. Mich., Nov. 27. Frank Young. 7'. for many years a resident , of N.b s, db d Sunday nt the home of ; hia daughter. Mrs. Frank rhelp. ' In hey e-t. Two other daughters Fur-: vlw. They aro Mrs. F. dimmer of : NU and Mrs; William Kelley of Michigan City. ! The funeral services will bo held ; Wednesday morning nt 9 o'clock from St. Mary's Catholic ehtirch.

Burial will take place in Calvary 1 emote ry.

with U. S. Lfsh, attorney general of Indiana, in regard to closing the Sunday shows here. Mr. L.esh told the sheriff that if shows were held the employes could be arrested for misdemeanor without a warrant being sworn out at the time. Acting on the advice, Mr. Summerland said he would arrest any person working at the theater Sunday if a show started. East spring nearly a score of affidavits were filed and several indictments returned hy the grand Jurj, vhen Sunday shows were started. Two of the case.s -were tried, one in police court, and the other in circuit court, both resulted in convictions on charges of Sabbath desecration. Fines were paid in each case. Arrotod 011 Stnto Warrants. A week ago the Sunday shows were

resumed. Tho managers and employes

at the theater were arrested on state

warrants. The cases are pending in

the circuit court. The persons ar

rested have entered pleas of not guilty. The ministerial association is fight

ing the Sunday shows. City officials have refused to take part in the action. The police department has

received orders that no arrests for

alleged Sunday violations are to be

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