South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 105, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 14 April 1920 — Page 11

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

TTEDXESDAY MORNTXG, AVHIL li. it20. 1 1

."WILL TAKE FINAL

ACTION ON MINE

WAGE CONTROVERSY Battle of Fipire?. Which Has Been in Progress Four Week, Finally End-;.

NdlW YORK". April 13. The Kitt! mimip- which h.i.' lf -n nixing for Jnore tl.an four v.ks in Lho anIhraciT" w,1; nr.-otl ttions wna brought to a dos: Tuesday uhrn the min' rp raters sibxnitted by tho Xiilnr-i. showir.tr their earning wore Tint responsible for th hUh price cf haril r(;tl to tho p.iblir. Uhfn tho s'.b-committeo ap-jolr.tf-l to nr-goti at tho rov.- ron-tr-ict ac!Jurn"I hero Tu .".Jay, It was irul ruiooj the d-i:ks nro prartiall char to rrinr to tho front for discussion "Wo'lmsd ay and hnal action tho r-al L-aifj inv.lvl In th; cn trovers'. Subriilt K.-pl). The greater part of the data submitted by the operators Tuesday va.i In reply to the ar'urn'-nt made by the miners to th ffrrt that lirhty jfrc'nt of the anthracite mine owners tripled their profits by tion syt-m-i ami --IllnK nT..--s. The o!!''-lal statement levied, by the committor mado no mrntion of the Ziirurra or iirvcuinents preF'-nted by the mine owners. Plan I l-ht. Tb anthra-cito opT;i(ors, it was If amed Tuday are planr.Incr to put up a vigorous liqht ;u?ainst granting1 the cloned fbop with the check off Fj'stern for mlU-ctincr union hp s on the FT-ound that "th check-off Is illegal undr the laws of Pennsylvania. They declare it h unlawful to withhold any part of a worker's wages for union dues or for any Dther purpose . The miners representatives already havo warned the employers they will not b'.ku their nam.es to uny acn-ement that doen not contain the closed, shop provision.

THE WORLD 0' SPORTS

NEW YORK. April 13. Inability of Huropean nations to send representative women tennis teams to America to compete for the 'icht-

man cup pronabiy win delay tne

inauguration of this International competition on the plan of th-" r-avls cup until next year, the United States Iiiwn Te-nnL? association announced Tuesday nlpht. The new trophy, presented to the association by Mrs. Hazel Hitchkls "Wight man, the American champion, was to have been played for in August.

MHMrHIS, Tenn., April 13. Southern association baseball clubs mado ready tonight for a flyincr start tomorrow in the 1920 pennant race wdth each of the four cities in hlch the inaugural games will be played Chattanooga, IJirmlncnam. Mobila and T.ittlo Kock predicting h record attendance. Atlanta, last Fensen' champions, will meet Chattanooga; Nashville? will open at Birmingham; New Orleans at Mobile, and Memphis at little Kock.

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nnuDr:L.TiriA, ra., April is Ion Joudert. coach of the chajnpion Pennsylvania university basketball

team, lias resigned. He gave busl-

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the country as the cause. Joudert

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NEW YORK. April 13. National leagxie clubs took the honors in the "veral series of lnter-league preseason game?. The total score In games for the series which ended yesterday is 12 to 4 0 with three tied games, th American league trailing. The world's champ'on Red rmde tho poorest showing of the National league. Pat Momn's men won only live out of thirteen games with the Washington Senators and got only decision out of four with the Yankees. This rather prer showing somewhat confirms the report that the Reds derived very little benefit from an undisciplined stay at Miami and nro in poor condition to start the rae The Pt. Tuls Cardinals, by losing the city series to the r.rowns at four gsmes to two cut down the lead piled up by the Giants and Brooklyn Roblr.. Brooklyn's feit in winning ten out of sixteen from the Yankee can bo classed as a real surprise and th-"1 Braves six to livo victory over the T!ccrs comes a eins-, second.

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URMEXIAXS ARRIVE iV WAsnmiToy to APPEAL TO UTLSOy

Vr Asivar"l lre: "WASHINGTON. A;rl l p. .Armenian veterans of the mlddlo wes and of nearby cities arrived here Tuesday to participate in ceremonies Wednesday in connection with preint.itir.n to Prfs't YT!on atvl conrrefn of a memorial asking recognition of the repr..'ic of Arm nia. New England ar.d New Yi"rk contintrents were expected during the r.iht. t"ecrtsr' Colby will receive the clr'.egatlon wb.Uh will r.uniber more than 0-0 men in uniform r.nii the memorial to th president will be presented to him by MaJ. V. !I. Kazftr.JIan of Harvard. t;r.iverity. The presentation will take t1 tee at the state d.ep.-.rt rr.ep.t r.r.A Uritlsh. X'rench. Japanese. Italian and other

llnlomats whoe poverrmer.ts have

Recorded reco-nit'ort to tlie ?;ew r-

j.ublic will attenl. I-ater the .r-rnfniar..-' will mr.rch to the rapüo. and rreent similar mcnori il to each branch -f mrxre-.-s. Visits to Mn'T.t V rr.on ar.d th" Arlington natlor.il rüiftcn- will b made by th veterans before their klfptrture.

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Hampson Gary, of Texas, who will succeed Pleasant A. Stovall, resigned, at Berne post.

MISHAWAKA NEWS

M I SI I A1F A K AX TAKES . BRIDE AT ST. JOSEPH

Glen Jarrett of this city and Mi-ss I'thed True of .south I'.end, stole a march on their friends and eloped to fSt. Jo-eph, Mich., where they were marii i a week ago. They Nueceeilt-d in keeping the ceremony a secret until Tuesday. The ijrooa. vu.s in the balloon s rx ice ,f the American expeditionary forces overseas. The bride is the; daughter of Mrs. E. True of South Bend. Mr. and Mrs. Jarrett will reside at 22 2 Lincoln way W.

NEW YORK. April 13. Walter 1 lagen. American open golf champion, is to leave May 1 for England to compete In the British open

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J-oulü. professional champion, will r.ot leave until later and Jack Hutchinson has not decMed to make the trip.

COLDI1Y ROD IllYIX Golden Rod Hive 10, held its regular meeting last night. Deputy Ross O'Neal Jjcir.K present. Tentative plans we're laid for a box social and dance to be given Tuesday evening May 11, at the K. of P. hall. Prizes will be given for the prettiest boxes. A program of readings and music will be featured. Tho committee in charge is: Mesdames Frank Kerr. Mary llayr.es, Lizzie Chamberlain and Miss Clara Wilson. CITY COURT NOTES. Paul Mishler, motorcyclist of .outh Bend, was arrested Tuesday morning on a charge of violating the city traffic ordinance. He waa released on a $23 bond for his appearanco before Judge Feig Wednesday morning.

FREIGHT EMBARGO IS BEIXG FELT IX CITY

The railway freight embargo which went into effect in Mishawaka Saturday last is beginning to have its effect on business. Although so mo representatives of wholesale houses are, continuing their visits, they are not accepting any orders owing to the prevailing railway conditions. At the New York Central freight sheds, business is at a standstill. The e .press company is still taking parcel? to certain points on Its system, but none to Cleveland or east of that city.

ARMY AND NAVY UNION M KITTS. Herbert Porer resigned as commander of the Orra L. Snyder garrison, Army and Navy union, at a meeting held Monday evening. The resignation was accepted and a special meeting will be held Monday, at which another commander will be appointed. Arrangements wero made to take part in tho International concert to be given at tho high school auditorium April 20 and 21.

HOMTJK WIITTE. Homer II., the three days old son of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence White, 539 1-2 E. Fourth st.. died Monday night at 11 o'clock. The funeral services were held Tuesdav afternoon at 2 o'clock. Burial was in the city cemetery.

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ELSIE FERGUSON The Avalanche' AaJVETCCAFT Plslt

"The Avalanche" She hated the sight of a card or a roulette wheel as she hated the sight of a venomous snake, yet she could make no effort to resist theu call. Born with gambler's blood, It seemed that she was doomed to the force of heredity. Then the avalanche of gambling debts engulfed her, and crushed her life, and the whole world condemned her and made existence a torture. Rut V.

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No! You're not right! It wasn't the man! Come to see, won't you? An Artcraft picture.

Mr. Workingman It is your absolute duty to yourself and to your family to save all the money you can now, as it will come in very handy on a rainy day. You can save money by buying your Shoes, Clothes and Furnishings for the whole family at The Mishawaka Leader 503 NORTH MAIN ST. A Call Will Convince You. Open Every Evening H. MARKS, Prop.

WOOLEN CO. BUILDS MORE SEIF HOUSES

The .Mishawaka Woolen Co. has taken out 12 building permits for 111 more new hom.es to be erected in tho Ball Band heights addition, making- a total of 2 0 houses. These are to eoFt a.3 follows, $3,500, $3,700, $2.200, $2.200, $2,900. $2.200, $2,200, $1.700, $2,200, $:.S0O and $2,200. Tho Dodgo Mfg. Co. Monday took out a number of permits for new resldtnces. Fannie A. Fanderson has taken out a permit for a two-story building in the A. J. Miller addition, Lincoln way W.. cost $3,000.

SOCIAL AM) ri:iisoNAix Mrs. Carl Castleman, 224 E. Grovo EL, will entertain tho members of the M. (5. l club at her home Wetlnerday afternoon. The Misses Pearl and Maude Marks, residing at Pleasant Valley, who have been ill with influenza, are convalescing. Miss Susie de Lorenzi of Buffalo, N. Y., is spending 10 days as the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs Joseph de Lorenzi. 201 P. Main st. Alfred Klaer has gone to Omaha, Neb., where he has taken a position.

Arthur J. Miller has gone to Fort Wayne to visit with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Alvah Gaugler and pen, Don, who reside northeast of Mishawaka, are recovering from an i attack of Influenza. j The boys' class of the Willow j Creek church will entertain with an ; ice cream social Wednesday night. ;

Games Today

NATIONAL UCAGTCX. Pittsburg at St. Louln. Chicago at Cincinnati. I'.oston at New York. PidlnJd;Ma at Brooklyn. AilEIUCAL LKAfiCE. St. IouN at Cleveland. Detroit at Chicago. New York at I'hiladHjhl.i. Washington at Uotton.

AMERICAN RED CROSS ASSISTS ALIENS IN PREVENTING TYPHUS

WARSAW. April 12 A special mission of tho League of Red Cross societies which is made up of 30 national Red Cross organizations, has arrived In Warsaw, in connection with the control of typhu fever. It will cooperate with the Polish government and the American Red Cross, which have been jointly fighting typhua for more than a year. The mission la under Cot Henry A. Shaw, of tho United States army, and Washington, D. C.

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UNTAUiin) lxm MrrratÄ. letters addressed to the following await owners at the postolllce: Miss Lorothy Arnold, Mrs. Carl Armstrong. Mrs. Velma Buslck, Geo. Buck (2), I. J. Bennedit,, Miss Irene Clement, Bay Demaray, Mrs. I'rank Lindlinger, Miss Ethel Markham, O. Z. Marchel. Alva Markburger, Inez Null. Mary Null, Tyrie Robbine. Irene KoIfT, S. J. Stockry, IiOwis Sheets. Mabelle Fearer, Clara Schurr, Angle Schoerer, Nellie Truman, May Torticil, A. K. Thompson.

HIGH SCHOOL ALUMNI. The Mlshav,aka high school alumni association will meot Wednesday evening in the high school assembly room at 7:20 for the election of officers and other important business.

CLAUER'S

HOSPITAL NOTES. Albert Cortier, It. F. D. No. 2. South Bend, underwent a serious operation at the t. Joseph's hospital Tuesday morning.

TN CHICAGO ON BUSTNINS. M. Marks, of the Mishawaka Leader, went to Chicago on business Tuesday. MAYOR BACK IN CITY. Mayor G:ylor and Mrs. Caylor and daughter returned from a trip to Chicago last night.

OFFICIAL COUNT. By Assoelate-d Pres:

PIKKKi:. S. I)., April 13. Tho complete official count of th vot j cast in the general primary election j of South Dnkotn on Mnrch 21 announced by tlie secretary of state gives the following figures for re- j publican presidential endorsement:

Poindexter. 1.144: Johnson. 26,301; Lowden. 26,961; Wood, 31,265.

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Presented by William Fox, in "The Shark" A sea story of Luck, Lure and Love. It's a sea drama packed with thrills. It has the most powerful of screen punches. Yet Love is the motive of the speedy action showing how love conquers the baser passions and refines sordid souls. Also a big Vitagraph comedy HARRY MAN in "WIZ AND WHISKERS." THURSDAY AND FRIDAY A Realart Picture "Soldiers öf Fortune" From the book by Richard Harding Davis, and the play by August Thomas.

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