South Bend News-Times, Volume 36, Number 332, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 28 November 1919 — Page 4

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES FEEL CONCERN , "y y y IE YMK CONSUL y - ' -.jr - -y- -yVy .: - '.4-r.-' yY; -V' y y: i Consul General at El Paso Delivers Note Which Is Kept Secret. (contint:i:i fkom pacti: on.:.)

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imprisonment is neither unjust or arbitrary your note s' ttf -. sinr-r Mr. Jrnkln himself Ins sl-nc-l contradictory ;-tat( nvTits r':,irdi:i Ui" . 1;ldr.nppln "f vhkh he v.-;.'-. ;i vl-v

tlm. The J-d?r 1. id nrnple four.'.ation to FV.p-nrrr that Ik ums illty of tho rrlrn of fal-ifylncr juIci.il der da rat ion and this Ins C;iusd his lmpri.-nr.rr.en. overt hfdc.- this Inipt i.-onmmt dr,s not of itrft -i.rr.lfy that Mr. .frnl;ini H fruilty. h'-ciMs- s-jfh a f irt ran only h- f t.aMl.-h' hy a definite Judgment. Your pxrt'llciry kr.ov,-;-: that tj.e rrimir.nl proceedings in Mxi' i".vnlvrs thrrf cl'iy-t s f lniprl.-'on-iTi-nt: , I r'Vnti v. whon It i f u.- U that a. prr.-on hn? e riiain il -i mpli'"!ty lr an art: fornnl. vlon r.iint rh ,i''nisf5 t!irr i suffirl!it fvl(U:nc) in th julirinnt of tin- rnrivistr:it to Fuyp'-s' thai. th acc us 1 i guilty f th rrimo; :nd or-li-rary Imprisonment, xviiirh involv s ri ' lf-finit aTit-nr as tin- penalty for the crime nral the Ltuilt of th" itccuff-d dulv rrnv'il. Th- t"vo first :'!.'iysf'S of imprloinn-Mit are r.ot lerally penal t !:;. hut restrictions to xl;- libe rty of th a t u.. 1. p nlir. lnvestip-atlon. The juiK'ment may als' ! lai e the innoe-nr of tli .ILT.US'fal. CaiiM of ArnM. Mr. Jenktr.s na und rironn a yire-w-ntivo loter.tion fir.-i an'lthen a formal imprisonment ff 72 Jiourr. It is because of this that h- was re..irrestel anl this is a fa'-t that srrrns to he consldereil l.y the t'ovrnmrnt of tho T n i t 1 States a persecution or a series of injuries that are inflicted unjustly on the consulIn th course of th" trial, at any 1ime( the accused may ask and dtain his lihert.' on 1 ail. The Mexican law is very Iihera! about this, incr all that H necessary is a request and the production of the sum fixed by the Jud.tr Mr. Jenkins refusal to rxereisr this ri-;ht, notwithstandir.T that he was a-kt il to do so several times and tlie fact that the judi;e has fixed., for him as lonl th sum of l .((" pesos, rannot yormit him strifth' to call himself the vl' tim of Injuries whieh he lias lre)imht upon himself. Mr. JiMikins finding htms'-'f then involved in a trial that is h-in: nnducted acorIin, to Taw. under th, jurisdiction of a jtJde whose proceedings are open and are'e.ntautlv tinder " the Viüa'hl! opini'ti which is fr.f r sTe,i fn l arnIntr the truth uf the affair, the Mexican government funis Itself uml-r the necessity of not beinu' able to accede to the demand r Ii!" ratio; rf)ntained in the "not--- t which I am rrn'vin ü rl it h.i. ftr this. . t.... - - - - - - , stro'iiT reason. rounded n tfu-i riuhts of peoples and oopv-.h rati-r.s of constitutional cli ir:n t rirt i:jit. As to the first rights th" -rovern-ment leli-ves v other government can make diplomatic claims for one of its" s'ibj'ets nhro-ol. s ie In thv case wli:r justic i-; d ",'ed. cf where th" s-ntene- i-; Tiat oriously xecsst v, .hi h TT? "also in intern ttjonal law :i h nial of justice; an 1 that the practice whjeri h.as b.en invariibly ot-rrvol Iiis b.-.-n that of waiting for tl; tril);:nals having oirnizanco f a oas-" in-(liTv' a foreigner, to p.-oncunced .idj-.n:,:-inent that as I h ive sail, if it ; notoriously unjust. would h th'1 onlv b.isis ftr a c! :m. As to the cor,!it'.:nru i ' w r 1 1 1 ' n t our io!ifical C'-rstituthin cs'-ib-lishes as a fund-im r.t il the s.'i-irati'.n of tii" ?i-r from T".at of tb." ar.'l by irtuö o'f this, th.e does not havo th pnwa . r I riueiph'. e., .-utive jadi.-i ii v. eru;;vt to i".t ri i . ta'" in the business o th. iua ran t"'; AuIimiohh . I .niow-1 th' autonomy of tb.- various ilU.sk uaran; ",; in ,,nr e.vnstitut ion and by virtu of the federative stri.a-ture if tlm M-ic.!,l r'inbiic, th-' f. d., ral p--v.er eannti intervrie in nt'f-irs wp. Iil;e t P. at md I the I ot Mr. J er. kin b fir,'. s proper.y -xeluive!y to ;lp u ' Imr ! :e-; T.f smie oi rue:.;.!. k, ecutiv. o-'iilif li-'t oia'.- r th. having ja;-;d:ctm:i of t!-.. L fr-e Mr. Jenkins r"''ius.. th;fatt. r functioar." co::, with' i fas.. obey s.nv'h .. u er-!-, r. e,M ut i. e woi.!.? -",: s ..- ! o fir; the first duty of c r:a.o.' a duty that he l: .s alw .tvs t : a . dser 'tlit of r. ;;; ; w ..... . ! o b. ! laws ef the aa;r.tr an i ai: ..m tliel'l to' be resp-e. 1 1 .1. - ' I!.- rt'i- r. i h a lir..- f i-. a net. in the t pinion - o 'M vi-au -..v- . ... ... ....... . ... r " ' r . t the rIala i:s .f fortunately A b, t ' r. i t e d S: a : .- r t matter, is, s;i:iiv "' y a si ro ; b' i , -oUh! l-e at !.b. ; tlTe v,:r- f; : ami -the; Si ! i' T h - c i v .i o ; . e e -in v 1:1.; a j Mr. .T.IoV;:ns lor i. ..I. 1 -j the er ia : Tri.it tr.e i.-us : e o ;,r , .. , plied rV'ilh" t-r :t;-'.-i.s ..;.d rr. rs .Suffer for (Vimc-. In tho Fnitt d 't.'.t. s :.t MeiC;in (.(ir,S 's ; t e rrisecn.-nt ftr.s-r.o a" s in; the law i tla-lvi.t. 1 St:i! s Ab though in tia- !:;!. :: cf M.-i-an (.'ui . i i'.ni -nt such imp: .sonm wh not j;;-tif:,tl". n v.. r !. r .isk, -1 that the ap: Tic-it:o: hi ws f the Fj it'- l S: .tmsj. in e.nii t.o--, f- : tlt th. la- r.-.t Mexicir. overn.no r.t alwa. s .'-s, r s re-: . i t

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elaira that Mexicans abroad should ocf.jpy; b-( Hiie they Tire M eU ans, a position (f exception or priilL'e. Nithr in l!i- United States nor in M' -;ico i,in ;t eiiien or. tr'al le; fr d i.y an ecuti'.- ordf r. and it vould le .'.tranu'- if an American citizen in Mevico sliould have moro ii-'ht.- than ij- would have in his own country. Tlie r t 1 1 1 1 e 1 1 1 of Mexico like wise cannot concede to American citjzeiiS iao;e rights than Mexicans enjo.- in Uie 1'nited St;te:. The American overnmnt seems to la!nr under ''if- conviction ot the ah -o u t' iniiocenco of Mr. Jenkins in spite of tU' fact that the C is -is in progress of inveti.at ion. The Mexican government " u ft hout tryimr to ckiini that Mr. Jenkins is t'uilt;.-, confines itself to suloiiittin',' tiie foreoinir considerations to th" Unitetl States, jxrmittintr itself to hope that .the department of state will postpone its Judgment until the eourls have handed down their de-. i.-iop.s. with the assurance that in the I osoms of Mexican judges there dres not lie tlie desire to injute or persecute Mr. Jenkins, hut rather that they are posscss-al of a genuine desire to proceed according to justice. I take occasion, etc. y-y-ned) nii.AiiA mkdja. Tile o;ly texf of the reply received here was in Spanish. A representative from the Mexican consulate Keiirral handed a copy "of the Spanish version -to the press "wl'th" out comment. DE A TMS . . - Mrs. I.itfr tia M. Creed, aue 72, wife of Jonathan 1. ('reed, died at her home, 4:r S. Main st., Wcinesday ni;:ht. after a three weeks' i 1 1 in.'.-.!. leath was due to paralysis. Horn in litni:;! township. Jure 10, IS 17, she made her home in northern Indiana all lur life. She married Jonathan 1'. Creed, Jan. 2-. 17:'. Ih sides h-.-r husband she h sicavcj bv font diuuiiters, Mrs. Cvru; r:. wince .Miss A I K e Ade ire L. ai'd Helen 1,7' Creed all of South He-id. and by one sou, S. C. MiihY. of l.apnr''. lud." l'ur.ei.i! r.icts ;11 be held l'-ota the re ' w. . l . . . .. 1 1 : 1 1 n !i Kev. C. S. I' a 1 1 X. C.l eejie o ;:;ci.l11 .ur: tls. I ii'f.t Yinoui i'olln: !". a sod I", ill. -1 at II ho;r, 'I X. Main -: -Uly nii-'ht. "fol - lowir.g an i'lta I r.'l ar!"a r.-.T cv ral weeks. aitno ;! cd kite;-. SI..- is s ,r 1 b lor h Wii. ;m c.dli! .er; f.-therm '".and. Jac;oj 1 1..rmou. and f i . chil-liv:i. Willmerj J.i u. s. . i.: 4 .luy, is.e: n :r-ara, 11m.; e Virginia, nhl Norman .vill;r.- c-:i:.ur was l-o.-i in .uuh. Is . el U :rona.

ivn af.d has r. sided here a'l of ir.'."ir:c.w r:-s wM.'T.ertntt thes ;nnes was iri-kte4f.uHci-? nt'to -.irose suslor Ufo. ,ho jna;-ri- 1 to Y,'i- , :u l:iKy -tl-irh 'Julz ai ! a.a.uable I TiiclvTi.- . . ' . . ..

iam Fol'.m r IS y ; rs au an-1 was a no anber of th" rioslyter.au umrch. siim; -M. r.iniopiA. .S.st.u" Mary Futropia oi-d at ist Mary.- Thursd iv aftvrnc-ai alter . shor; illness. MIS. M AiaVMrvNS. ,'is. M iry Symons. au -1 "". at the hotp.e of la r -1 lighter. .". M. St-"!ut. v 1 ". l".-wm an TT.fsd iattr an ioto-s of three v - li s cli- ra t.or.. 1 e.l I h N as C . Vise "1 by !a r; tja.ail v. !;,.;-. in Ne,v V-ii.. July '2:.. 1 .' 1 . he spent most of lo r Tile in the mid i'. e v. st Sh S r. t.i is-. ,;t " -ris! . ' ma rri d ' i rie ntine. Mich.. Nov. ',. I'T.y ..!:! c ime to South yen. I thr- e a...s .i-o. Hhe is survive! by tw Pia-liters. Mrs C M. Stout, of South F ml : Mrs I i. W. Koe. f '!.is.k, M-nt.: by to;.- son. C. W. Sy: u-tis'. W.risiu. Wis.: ami two brothers, t'hailes Stearns, of Van- ,!.;!!.. . Mich . and Henry Steams, of K.i ! -.i s-F'..ia'!-a.l s r ices from the r siv. . of Ii i !a liter. - n. r ,!..:: 'h!er. h- l. Mow - man stySatmoay a't 1 0 a m'. Uurial will 1 in F.ijs i" ,'u i;-y. Mio):. TAYLOR MEETS VERMANDE IN THREE CUSHION GAME Th- s, he-Ulle f.T ITid-lV I.iht ilf .1- nun , nuara r - i lu r the thr-- usb. i-n exp r:s hold out. will l e To-yl.-r a-raiust ' r::.:i;iat :2i and McNau-;ht'n airait.st Fred Hull al ! o'clock In thpranus pl.iye! Moore ; al 1 1 F.aunib.oh 1. to 2 3 and

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Denounces Government at Close. (contimti:d ruo.M iac:i5 onk.) cabinet have committed the most colossal injustice in che history" of "oTIf nation. Thev are tdiorlK- fTuiU ii.'r-! an academic theory without regard to justice, to the mine workers or effects on the per nie of the United Stuten. Who Is UcsX)iisiII 'Ilesponsihility" for the crisis now confronting the nation must he with thoso statesmen using Jhe powern ut government to oppress and deny justice to a great element of its citizenship directly concerned in imlustry. "I cannot helievo 'the peopl'e'of our -country will endorse' sUchTa' policy off oppression and repression, which means continued industrial chaos" and intense .suffering on the part of the mine workcTsfuid our citizenship." With that Lewis brushed away all questioners. His assistants however, confirmed (he Imjrn sMorf that h-re would be no resumption of work in mining camps now closed. - - ' Operators, less communicative, w v n t a w : i y- mj t h - va r r t n g " r e so in t ti n s. (me or two hail reached a determination. thev said, to attempt coal pro-4 hU;tion, rcgardiess of the trikers, hut mostof thpj were in ..douid on this point. Acting Chairman Guthrie indicated that as a-n orgapized body they Jiad Qcasetj Jo. function, and that individual necessity and inclination y.'üe-l govern their taction, -thou.qh all wotrl'l w.tit a l!ttlot( 'ser-'what the "uviTiutiont i ;ri?josed. Vouhi Actrpt Ilavls. -Tin- -oi-ien 'letter 'to 'Dr. OarTield" y.l.Plr in'".vt?w; -of 'pie jscciuüi'.Vituation. the wacr- sc i 'eonmiitte. for the ce!;tral ?;eld wojial .accept '-hi sii'gevted ba-U, .iX- sUtlcUiWit. ."preserving jresent differentials." '"'At th.o sanie'ifne w; wish to call youi "attention to the f.4ct tliMfc the acceptance of this increase in wages I without any inert ase in selling prices" of bituminous cr V- eirMiä'ly el in; inmates th profits of a laf'e r. utifle-r of in:n-. ' it cd'iitii-.ri.r M'h number, m fact, w.- fear the pp. due tjo.l o f Co.nl Will be s-eriOUS. T a'.f'-Ot-We understand that p rating statistics for Fj 19 ar

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Unc oJ tr.e u.o.st f.tinii scenes ih..t ' r Iok pLice in Chr.'stlc't-, l'nduri. occurred when Geort'e Uomney's puintptr containing portruits of "The Misses Iteckford" was pu up. 'l w-. knocked dun o the llci.-rs, Du'yeen. if New York, for the stagiprir-'g sum of S 2 3 , 0 C 0 . In the phtitc;raph also is shown on tho wall the lrertra.it uf .William Ueckford. ty the t?amt arti.-t, which was obtain 1 for Js4.000. These well

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:ecdinus Thursday were in v,u'"; f-cale committees of oprators and; I miners' for tue central Ileitis, "all!

s.:m!!ane,.of a sectional discussion Gr- nnn r was droj-,(. ah 'district of the r CPR C I united" Siytös wi.ro represented at T Ml JO I rlthH ,'nnl uiconVe. ati.f'the action' L- U U t b L. L. t taken was . national in its hearings.

semblanee of a sectional discussion all' ". ft -i i ies Ciarfiehl. Sc'v-(Irrrrr of the mine workers I cciuvd lr.-4"; PiiM of ' doin t;ro:it mnklmr his analysis of the situation, , and sajd the fuel administrator's ae- j tin -approached the commission of; a moral crime asainst the puldic." "The tipino workers cantnd mine coal at fiis figures," (In-m declared. Tetf Is "ääVl oilier ' na'lional ofiicials of thv mine workers planned to stay fr iY.r'- or tnn - in --the city, hut the hftv "dd delegates from the districts joined the operators in having as quickly .'us possible after the break. Fuel Administrator Garfield last night was informed 'of the result hut had nothing to say for publication. Oflicials looked for further steps hy the government hut' there was I onsi(Jerah!e doubt as to what these woud he. FUNERALS w i:Di:ii wakco. !"nT--ral 'PerCICf s-for ""Welidel Wargo, of T2b y. Vaynest., who died Wednesday mprning at I'pworth hosjdtal will he hHiTat St. Stephen's church, Friday morning, llev. Uawrertcip lorvath" '3vJU . o;iciate at requieni piass at XO o'ejor k. Uurial will-be in Cedar' Grove -enietery. D.vii o. r:wxs. Tho Im us: wlui dled ttff lTniuC-fmrnr TauaUer, Mrs. C. A. Mc.Vutt, 53Ü X. Main st.. Wednesday qf ternoon, will ' le s nt to Charlotte. Mich., for burial Friday morning. Mis. hosk Si. c:c)i.i:."i.. I'uneral sreriices for Mrs. Uos M,. Coleman, who died Tuesday, will he LhriJ.fjoOi .lv iesil'-ijee, IIIS K. li--seH st.. ;U 10 a. rm, Friday. Ilev. i'o t f 'l ' Vn vf Ü of A 1 1 . . ß. ' i " n ch'ufcil Vnpo'Iffciate'." TTurirfl "will he y -llighkind cenutny. - - - SECRETARY WILSON WARMS BQfJD HOLDERS Lv , :- .i ,t" I lTi-!s ; ' -v.ASItTXnTTN N'ov. 21 Indications' fhat l."irg ?t ; i ml . nf Lihej-ty

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r -. - y - " r- -.- A?-ii -T,rv,- r-.. ' ' ' .y irl f'3lVliÄ: A'MJ Li& 21 & hTIU'C'K HY i'.Ml. Custave Scpneliiu:. ''2i'' s il a I.: a n :iv., was painfully injured al-aut t Ii' t ,- ., ,,.. h-.-.i ...... . ii-ini iia i. ii.'! n rum .ia ' . ' diu--vh..n th holM. Jin,j v-agon' wlu-.th he .V;iS arivinir .-ls struck lo a Wash - .i v e i ni;u; j j tlil str(.r, c;ir ;( the .on.c, of) aslnitKtoii blvd and uliam --t. ; Tlu aicident o( cured at '. : 'b o'ciocl;. The horse was not injured by tio - ii,Hi'rt l.nt iii. Mir,, ..-j. i .div a s damaged. Mr. chulin was I-,.-moved to his residence in the polic r.TUbUiar.Ce. tiii:a ti:ks ( it) Thfatcrs in South l'.end were un alile to' ha.nille "tli"' "Holiday rush. Thursday according to s.- eral man- J agers. All the nio hius- s playo'i i t( cap.icitv audiences, and as a gen- I l eral rule there was a line waiting at r the ticket office. The (7)imhci;m play ed four packed houses and sthnatt d that they turned almo! many more away due to luck of accommodations. u7Y ui:sri.Ts. Cr rl d i iUHMil ;ii 1 1 Lil W ei . I I o. f ft,.. T... f.o.-.n l'"tio -.'k hit -i 1 1 , itintt -.wv-vt-tiii team braved the inclement weather Thanksgiving afternoon and sloe 1 on Michigan st., for two hours listenPair to the tele'-rranh returns of th" Notre pame-Morningside football came. John "Coat" Anderson, of the Anderson and Welch i igar stor was tjio announcer. ovi.s i oft mokk; " . Four, members of the. X.ys -Tim ; editorial stall, who claim. ,na.i'! al" h-onie . in South Lend ma:ar. d ta partake of a VnuiJ .Lorur 'Lay d.uuc: x&tcrjjy The. ca'c. vi ilih'.ctess is withheld, .but no . are open "for" fö't; ihuy ami aVv Vvur's: ... . .i - . .. -. . . .. invi;aiiono. DID V(H HT.Ml TUnM? The thin iu fiUiiuw that a.bo. n--d Soiilll I.e-i. I.itV wii-ll it w cl;e.up. addvi iu.-'t th.V nroic! t-oich to "instill tlw r-Ls JiuiiJ;M. soaif in; fiiiUs." lUin'ifUili d-HiaUs UuTmiI'-; e-l late sb t la rs with th-!r v l's of i lelight at haviiTg iti opp rtumty to , hrjng . uüt- qOwiU rs ami sie js ja try i i at. TIe weather av, a'l ;hat could ; ,: desired. J.OM11 ysl'MFp. Hol.- :.'.-i;iyruL a ;o;re n -a, JVM. I. a early Thank - 4 - car which is knajvn in and- a 'iQVlt i"!;W4SQ.. 3? tt-S -."Yv.kv". ::;rv'ik."

Wjh. a. frjer.il, he-riia-i Hie trip Id , pla- of all : -j tors cI'-'-cted any ivo Uiajrs ar.'.l .?C?!ty-f'. ur pi,r.u'es. I'h. ;c- Ui Xt.t- iTnitedy-tJtes. -viy'i.-, hjch i.j oucimje time ".yla n pne 1 ih'.r cofjct or .;tler3T;.v-''- r... )-.' ,Ktc.ps tr co;isider it. Returning to ; their furtbvr sojourn in thw co .ntr South iy-rd, lie claims to have b-af-! qi!' stioia"ir:"e. '" "

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