South Bend News-Times, Volume 38, Number 45, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 14 February 1921 — Page 1
THE WEATHER. Indiana: Fair Monday and probably Tuesday, cooler Monday night. SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES Morning Edition Lower Michigan: Cloudy Monday and Tuesday, probably snow flurries near Lake Michigan Monday, colder Tuesday. VOL. XXXVIII. NO. 45 DAY AND NIGHT FULL LEASED WIRE TELEGRAPH SERVICE SOUTH BEND, INDIANA, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1921 A NEWSPAPER FOR THE HOME WITH ALL THE LOCAL NEWS PRICE THREE CENTS
WARNS U. S. TO KEEP TROOPS IN HAITI
DISTRICTS OF STATE TO BE DIVIDED SOON
Legislative Committee Completes Draft of Reapportionment Measure.
BILL GOES TO HOUSE
Elimination of Joint Senator From Lake County En-
larges District.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., Feb. 13.--Lake county is given three senators in the final draft of the legislative apportionment bill which has been completed by the house and senate opportlonment committees, and probably will be introduced in the lower branch Monday by Rep. Herbert C. Wills, of Water-loo. A number of change? in tho tentative draft have been made. Including six changes In the, senatorlal districts. Itowvver, strveral of tW changes In the senatorial districts In tho southern part of the rtate, which. wcro demanded by senators from that section, were not made. Monro county was griveji one representative in the hou?. Heretofore. It had been a Joint with Hrown county. Hrown county is now linked with Jackson for Joint representation. Jackson now has on representative. Fourth IHstrlrt WVakcnrtl. ChanKoa made in the Fourth district likely will weaken the strength of the tnutor from Jefferson county. The senatorial district, romro"J of Jefferson, .Switzerland. Ohio ami Dearborn counties, now represented by Joseph M. Cravens, democratic floor leader, has been changed to eliminate Dearborn county. Scott county la added to this district. The hill will permit every county that now has a senator to retain thla representation. Marlon ciiunty retain it five senators and on1 joint senator. Iikc county Is the only ons that pairs a senator. It also Is the. only county, except MarIon, that has more than one senator. The tentative draft which included Orange, Martin and Green counties in the dimrlct now represented by F?n. Oscar Itatts, of Paoll. rrvajority floor leader. Is changed in the Anal draft. This district includes, Iawrence and Orange county. I-nlarsre Ii-trlot. Elimination of a joint senator from Iake county enlarRf.t the joint district of counties adjacent to Iake. In the original draft Porter. Jasper and Newton had a Jolrxt senator. Ths district now includes the three counties, but adds to the district cf Ronton county. Cass county wjvs linked with
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French Ace, With 39 Decorations, Awives in U. S.
n.v Avs'x.-i.iteij Prof : NEW YORK, Feb. 13. Charles rCu i?ess;r, the sKond French ac who has 03 decorations and a record of bringing- down 4 3 German plans In flame, arrived hjre Sunday on the steamship I"ranco. Nut,rsM-r. who wa wounded 17 times during the war, was invited to this country by the United States government and the' Aero Club of America.. lie will exhibit several of hiK inventions for the improvement and safety of airplanes before the Aero club. He was accompanied to this country by the Marquis Antoine de Charette. a great grand nephew of Pres't James K. Polk.
TO ELIMINATE! FRICTION IN G. 0. P. RANKS !
Local Girl Killed In- Chicago
CONGRESS im VahMinc's
uay is uoserved
NAVAL LEADER
Harding Says Cabinet Choices Will be Acceptable to Republican Leaders.
COMMENTS ON RUMORS
Denies He is Encountering More Delay Than Anticipated in Choices.
BISHOP DOUGHERTY WILL BE CREATED CARDINAL BY POPE
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KING WILL OPEN PARLIAMENT MEET
King George, Accompanied by
Queen Mary and Prince of Wales, to Take Part.
Announcement Made of Philadelphia Prelate's Choice by Vatican. IJ7 AMociated Press: ROMU. Feb. 13. The Vatican announced officially Sunday that tho Most Rev. Dennis J. Dougherty, achbishop of Philadelphia, will be created a cardinal at the secret consistory to be held early in March. Monsigner Dougherty will be the only new American cardinal named at theh next consl.stary. Archbishop Mundeleln, of Chicago, and Archbishop Hayes, of New York, although they probably will receive the red hat befor long, will not be included in the appointments in March even as cardinals re-served In IVctore, as the pontiff generally has recourse to thi system only when there are weighty reasons not to publish immediately the creation of certain cardinals. IIomtwmI German Apixdntmcnts. The most recent example of thij was the 191 ß consistory' when the pope created several new French cardinals but reserved in pactore Moivsignor IJurtrarn, Archbishop of Cressinu. and Mopsignor De Huyn. Archbishop cf Prague. The pope considered it unsuitable during the war to publish the creation of two new cardinals belonging to the central empires. Onc- the war was over, Monslgnor Ilertram was proclaimed cardinal in th consistory of December, tö 19. but the appointment of Monslgnor De Huyn, who was obliged to leave his diocese to the Czecho-SIav, Monsignor Kordao. wa.s never published and perhaps never will be. No such important reasons exist for the maintenance of svereoy over the creation of American cardinals and it is not believed that any to be reserved in pactore at the next consistory will be long to the United Ftatrs. Ioj Solo Authority. In Vatican circles it is point out that according to the Catholic doctrine, "the pope is the vicar of Christ on earth, represents the divine authority in the Intermediary between heaven and the faithful, and fixe the dogma, as he is lnfal-Ulu-becaus. interpreting the divinity and consequently cannot be sub-
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ity -ns0clated Press: ST. AUBUSTINE, Fla., Feb. 13. Although several decisions remain to be made in regard to cabinet selections. Preit-elect Harding is confident the problem will be solved in a way acceptable to all elements of his party. Commenting Sunday on reports of serious friction among republican leaden?, the president-elect declared he knew of no feeling on the cabinet question which did not grow out of the normal and proper activities of the friends of contesting aspirants for places In his official family. He paid he was satisfied with the progress made and felt the whole situation was tending to a happy solution. Mr. Harding mentioned no names nnd did not refer directly to published stories that some republican senators had vigorously opposed certain tentative selections. He did deny, however, stories that he was encountering more delay than he had expected in completing Its cabinet slate. Ivocehcs Petitions. One of the movements which has taken on greater proportions recently is that for selection of a southern republican to the cabinet. The president-elect said he had received many petitions In support of Rep. Klemp of Virginia and several others from southern states, but regarded these as more personal than sectional in their nature. He would throw no light on. his intentions in regard to southern representation on the cabinet. Although Mr. Harding is consideringthe question of diplomatic appointments alonr with the cabinet problem, it is not expected now that he will attempt any selections for diplomatic posts before inauguration. Some of those now considered for tho cabinet may later be transferred to the ambassadorial list, but the cabinet personnel will be definitely determined first. Sunday the president-elect haw Sen. MoCormlck of Illinois, In recard to foreign affairs, nnd Sen. MeNnry of Oregon, relative to a program for western reclamation. McCormlck's Hport. Sen. McCormlck, who recently made a trip abroad and conferred with many of the leading Kuropean (CONTINUED ON PAGE TWO. )
SPEED ACTION ON NEW BILLS
By Local People IN REPORT
RECENT PR
Expect to Pass Many Import ant Measures Before Adjournment.
FORDNEY BILL IS FIRST
Emergency Tariff Proposal to Get Immediate Consideration in Senate.
Rose Georges, foster daughter o Mr. and Mrs. John Gergacz. 901 Prairie av.. who was killed Friday in Chicago when she was struck by a falling timber from a building under construction. The body will arrive in this city today and will be taken to the Gergacz home.
POLICE USE CLUBS IN ALBANY RIOTS
By Ao-ited Pres : DON DON, Feb. 13 King Gtorge. accompanied by Queen Mary'. the-
prince of Wales and duke of York' &t noon Tut sday will open a session j of parliament which promises t be test of continuance of the coalition j government of Premier I-Ioyd-George. Constructive measures j which head the program include the-! new budget, schemes -if protection j to safeguard key industries against; foreign competition and prevent the j dumping of forcier g'ods and also; for remedjlng exchange conditions. : a plan for reiief of the unetr.pioyed, j probably by ptiM!c works, new drink licens'.r.g regulation. creation of Irish parliamer.t under the home ru:e bill and refirm of the house of lords. There Is much rumor that the government w I try to .pike the. guns of th critic.7.r.g it for waste by presenting ar. e.-onfimy Midget, providing for a total expenditure of The pniT..-- ;i n Ii :tws fi r hich f:'ee tr:id't arc prep .rlr.g air. hushes have I'.i't yet '. vi:- hsed nor tbv r;ew li. :e:.s::..r s;. :e?- The drink
MAY FREE ANOTHER IN MATEWAN TRIAL
Predict That State Will Discharge Case Through Lack of Evidence.
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U.s'.r ' 1 r.!:-'-'.t y;!! formed in which evei:t the icr-'j- and chief crotary fr Ireland will r.omin.ne Ir'.sh privy -i:r.c:r r to form an esse?:'. )1' wht h w Kl Vereis the puwfi s of a p i'I! until! o-n dltb Ir. l:-'a:..l :::e more peaceful ttt ti t:. t can be nade t j C" !.it- l.e .0 ; it; the M'-.U'h. Jlefcim f th- Im.'.s no: enrhulaslb .-.llv re. '. ; ; - c(.:-. r .1tlf p;'rty, 1-uT l.' i 'i J hr :. he. td. thlord ihi::i-l!-r. !--'.' arürnied that parban.ent .;'.-! i.ot n.ljowrn without ua-lcrthiiig
WILLIAMSUN. W. V.. Feb. 13. Strong indication has be on sunp'.ied by the prsevuting officers that when court opens Monday, another of the iefendants in the trial resulting from the Mate wan battle last May, ui'i be di-rni-ed for lack cf evi-de.-.ce. I'xtiiorinar- effierts are being ma lt by the statt attorneys to wrap ,tbut thi n-.r.n a strner network of evidence than now appears at their disposition and those who claim familiarity with the lnsid. wrkings f he case fr.'e!y predict that, this defT.dant. whoso identity Is beir.g keot In c Tcea ! ment. will be tlischar.,t.d. If this prorarr, is curried out, it will make tho third time the -tate ha- used this powrr since the be,- nntr.g f th trial. UIoct C1. ArnoM. C.-1. Jackson Arnold, of the tate constabulary. Is expted to arrive in Williamson sometime Sunday r'.j-ht. lb a ill take charge of the situation v.b- n the fel rat troops ba" rh '.istrirt. Th'ir tleparture is hourly ep:ctMl. Cd. Arnold will ?:'. b! .!-, bj'jarfr here. His ald-s. ("apt J. ;. P.rockvv and C;tj t. Rov Morton, w'.u be s'. tioncd at M'.tf.ct'i .1 v. 'h ittar. , '.pect- : ve! y V. üliar.isvin p nt ;;ri"tl;r quiet S'.::-d.i; . Many of w :tr--t u t . 1 ; ' . p-" rtr.itt 1 t c ' o t h : : ) o t . y. Ai'cr.i. thine r eu'.a Ir.ir.e- her1. h-ry- - r t!.e rf. vt "i" :h' .-: irtii ig te. ti-i'o-rv iiv, rj Si'urdiy hi , not wo"n t : .". ;:i d !h.fre is t:!J keer. .t.tic;paf : ; -t': '-r. f th-ni fei iir. p -s-.ib! -: ' r p r! e M. :. d.i y
Entire Force Needed to Break Up Big Demonstration hy Strikers. Hy Associated Press: ALBANY, N. Y.. Feb. 13. Al-
I bany s entire rcrce of traffic police
was mobilized Sunday afternoon in front of the state capitol to handle a crowd of several thousand persons who rushed a street car an1 .-now plow operated by strikebreakers. Patrolmen and mounted men used their clubs strenuously before tho onrush was checked. Meanwhile the strikebreakers fletl in the car. screened by a score of mounted police and reached the barns more than a mile away in safety. The demonstration which was tho largest in number of participants that has occurred since the United Traction company started out to smash the strike of Its 1200 employes, spread over several blocks before the street car and snow, plow were rushed sway. Two arrests were made.
DANIELS OPPOSES EMBARGO MEASURE
Naval Secretary Believes President Should he Given Power to Act.
I'.y Associated Press: WASHINGTON. Feb. 13. The president should be driven authority to lay embargoes on the exportation of oil to countries which refuse to allow American citzens to own and acquire oil lands in such foreign countries, Sec'y Daniels informed Chairman Page, of the senate naval commltee in a letter made public Sunday. The naval secr-tarj', who was replying to an inquhy from Sen. Page relative to the pending Phelan bill, declared he did not favor the laying of such embargoes by statute, but believed authority placed In the hands of the president as contemplated by the Phelan measure, would be "more sweeping, more elastic and of more potential value than a direct retaliatory measure." World Affair. The oil situation. Mr. Daniels wrote, is no longer a national affair, but It has assumed an international aspect which must be handled by the president and the department of state. He referred to reecnt figures issued by the geological survey as to the oil resources of the United States and declared that in view of the decreaeint: available Fjply, 'It behooves the United StaSf government to take some steps to safeguard the remaining supply."
SIX PEOPLE HURT IN CAR ACCIDENT
Terre Haute People Return
ins From Funeral Are Vic-
tims in Sniaehup.
Operations Increased Against Crotcn Forces
By Associated Press: DUBLIN, Feb. 13 An increase in the operations ugainst the crown forces, ns forecast In a recent statement nif.de to the press by a high officer of the Irish republican army has been noted during the past week. Official reports Sunday covering the week end activities deal with "outrages" not only in Dublin and throughout the south and west, but even in the northern-county of Monaghan and the northwestern part of County Mayo, a region heretofore ciuiet. From two districts in Mayo the police reported finding Saturday the roads trenched with stone barricades erected across the highways, as if in preparation for ambuscades. One of the reports emanated from
Hallaghadereen. the home town ofi
John Dillon. At Macroom, which
IU Asuoclated Press: TEhE HAUTE, Ind.. Feb. 13. Six pe-sons who were injured when two street cars collided near Brazil, Ind., Sunday, wero brought to a hospital Sunday evening". It was reported that some of the injured were in critical conattlon. Two cars had taken a funeral party from Terre Haute and the accident occurred on the return trip. The two cars, bearing the family and friends of Otis Purcell, crashed on a siding near Cloverland where one car had taken the elding to permit the limited train to pass. Nearly all of the 25 persona in the party suffered injuries. Tho most seriously hurt were Mrs. Otis Purcell, widow; Mrs. P2d Purcell, mother; Charles PurceH, brother; and Mrs. Cecil Purcell, Hlster-in-law of the dead man. Most of the Injured suffered only minor hurts and were able to gro home. Ambulances and motor cars were called from Terre Haute to bring In the pairsennrs o( the wrecked cars and carry the injured to the hospital and homes. The first car, which carted members of the Red Men and Decree of Pocahantas, was telescoped nearly one-half its length. Th main line was not blocked by the wreck.
Turkish Sultan Aslis For Peace With Nationalists
since the Kilmichael ambush has j been occupied by large forces of aux-
lllarles. a fusillade was fired and three bombs were thrown.
Py AsRvlated Press: CONSTANTINOPLE. Feb. 12 The sultan Saturday received a telegram from Izzet Pasha, who was sent to Angora in December by the sultan to endeavor to negotiate an agreement with the Turkish nationalists. In which Iizet said he had Joined the nationalists. "All are deserting me" exclaimed the sultan tearing up tho telegram. In the message Izzet begged the sultan to recognize the political sovereignty of the Angora assembly In order to forstall the naming of a new sultan. Tewflk Pasha, the premier, and other members of the Turkish government's delegation to the forthcoming conference in London on Near East questions, who left for the British capital Saturday, carried
instructions from the sultan to make
peace at any price, provided that nationalists agreed.
By Associated Press; WASHING TON, Feb. 13. Only 15 workin? days aro left to congress before adjournment sine die and not one of the regular appropriation bills has finally been enacted and practically all important legislation is in the air. Passage early this week by the senato of the Fordney emergency. tariff bill, however, a expected to break the jam, at least of the appropriation measures. Leaders believe that it still Is possible, with night sessions, to get through all the money bills, with the exception possibly of the navy and army appropriations. The emergency tariff bill Is to be given exclusive right of way Monday in the senate, after a calendar call of billH for passage by unanimous consent and a vote Is ex
pected on it by Tuesday or Wed-
nesday. Home to Pass Ruilgvts. The house plans to pass the lat two appropriation bills, the naval and fortifications budgets, early this week and clear the way for other legislation and conference reports. A half dozen ar propriation bills are awaiting1 senate consideration but protracted dlscuspion of the naval supply measure is in prospect with the controversy over reduction or suspension of the building program imperilling Its enactment. Miscellaneous measures before the house Include the resolution for a special committee to investigate the eecap; of Grover Cleveland nerpdoll, draft dodger. The packer control bill, the SheppardTowner maternity and . infancy aid bill and the Smith-Towner measure for a fed;ral bureau of education are other Important measures on the house calendar, which have ben mad-? subjects of great pressure by supporters and proponents. Important Hills Hcfore .Senate. Among important bills before (CONTINUED ON PAGE THREE)
j If Willie went to school this morn1 Ing with a. ls grin, on hia race and
C.l.T.e hack with a sour expression at noon is s-hoiild n-ot create a. bijc .surprise. All you have to do ;s look at th calendar and you can account for Wltlir's actions. Today is Feb. 14, ?t. Valentine's day. Willie probably had foregone the pleasure of getting some marbles to piirch: a nice big valentine for the girl of his chioc. And the sour xpression may be attributed to the fact hat th-. girl remembered Willie with a comical vaier.tine that was a sad blow to his pride. (Jrowiiups Infccto!. Even grownups are infected with the contagion carried in the alt en this particular day. Wives and lady friends who are least suspecting1 it may be agreeably surpriso! this day of of days fr all sentimentalists. The poor mal' must dig down in his Joans and supply the "jack" for tho whims inspired by St. Valentine on his birth1ay. Do-wntpwn florist and dealers announco an unusual beay sale of valentine cards, both humorous and otherwise, candy, ani flowers. If you heve been remember d humorously or not rcmebercd at all today hope for better luck next year, and If your luck has run to tho other channel smile and "carry on."
OF QBE
Claims That Agitation Against American Occupation is Inspired hy F'".
WOULD CORIUTT NATION
Declare? Withdrawal of Men Would he Surrendering Interest of Countrv.
OFFICERS CONFER ON WHISKY MURDER
REV. DAVIS USES PRAYER AS TOPIC FOR SUNDAY TALK
Pastor Says It is the Natural Desire of Soul to Pray to Creator.
Expect Solution of New Jersey Killing to Lay Bare Big Whisky Ring. Ity Associated Press : NEWARK. N. J.r Feb. 13. Police officers in New York and New Jersey, working1 on the assumption that the solution of the mystery urroundlng the whisky robery and two murders cn the Lincoln highway near New Brunswick Thursday night will bare the Inside, details of a whisky ring- operating throughout
"Talking with God," was tho subject of the sermon of the Rev. U. S. Davis at the First Baptist church Sunday. ""Where there if? God there is prayer and that is the medium by which we talk to Him. It Ls the natural desire of the oul to pray to tho Creator uf all things and to seek confidence in His heart," said the. speaker. Can a man talk to God? If so. then ft man who neglects talking to God denies himself the greatest privilege known to the men of this world. We are forgetting the art of talking to God. This thing of talking to God is called r rayer. I fully believe that irayer is the sublimest activity of the soul. The human race has the instinct of prayer and the human is a praying race. As a child reaches out its hinds to its father or mother fo naturally a human soul lifts out hands toward God. In crisis moments in everybody's career th' natural attitude of the soul is to pray. Attitudes Tmvnrel Gml. Now there are certain attitudes
toward prayer that grow -ut of th j
Iy As'cutel Prss: WASHINGTON. ... United SMt-s-, ha'.ir ' "V to the pl!,w" z Ha;: i. ir: turn l -'t. k t!ir.c,;'h th of the American fore, s Admiral H. . Knapp ! diy in a report in whi
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partments. Agitation nc;:' th occupation of ll.'.iti. Ad:i
aivsrtfl. i"5 Inspired by a th p irt cf a small group, said. r'prr'M'.'if ! .it tb r than fiv' percent, cf Tho jc This group of airit-itors. h are warking to tctln a hrthe sympathy of the ; . .p; United State, although t
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leave them to th ir own 1 :v-. "T he 05 prrcent would b- -ploited fr the h-n-"t r.f the ..:; r live, If the.;, en. Is we r d''nirod The percent would epvy Ir--? r 1 fref'dom than they do now. S'.! u'.d the United Stats r.w withdraw, leavinjr the political acif stors t their own devics. ir wf;:;ld. in i:iv opinion, bo surr'-ndf rlrir th trt; Interests and tri;1 fr dotu f !.
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there is a God or not he nets as j If there were no Cod. That Is to j say. the agnostic does not pray. i Then there is the deist, who a!- I -t-3 tVin I'nsro q ;i ft cd but a.vc 1
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AMBASSADOR THANKS PKRUVIAXS. Ity A ix l.ited Press: LIMA. Peru, Feb. 13. William E. Gonrales. United States amba.s lor here, through the local newspaper's
Claims Discovery Will Assist Medical Science
lj Aßifvinted Pret-n: CAMBRIDGE!. Mass.. Feb. 13. Discoveries made by William Duane. pn)fe?sor of b!o-physics at
i Harvard, working in collaboration
with research students of physics.
Sunday thanked the people, of Llmahave madp lt possible, according to
BLAMES ATTACK ON
RUSSIAN OFFIGERS.,;
for the cordial reception tendered
the officers and men on the United Ptates Atlantic fleet durinpr their stay here. He al?o sent his personal thanks to the newspapers for Jhe way in which news concerning the fleet was handled.
Report Says American Sailors Were Wounded During Attempted Holdup. Hy Anotated Preps: MANILA. Feb. 13 The American sailors who wer tired on at Vladivostok were nttneked by a party of P.usiar probably for the purpose of hodlrng them up according to advices received Sunday by Admiral Strauw. commanding the Asiatic flt The sailors were visiting: outlyint? districts of Vladivostok whn they
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AN1ITS ItOIl MOTOUMAN.
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KVANSVILK. Ind.. Feb. 12. Two
auto bandits robbed the motorman of a one man car hero Saturday nltrht. The motorman was chanlm; the trolley cf the car at the end of tho line. The robber? cot about S3J. They were frightened away by an approaching driver.
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mob thkkati:ns polici:. Ily AssH-iated Press: WICHITA. Kas.. Feb. 13 A mob of between 400 and 500 persons threatened an attack on the police station at Augusta, Kas. 20 miles eas; of here Sunday, following the probable fatal shootlntr last night of an oil field worker who is declared to have resisted arrest.
Harvard physfclts. to secure Xrays of more penetrating quality than have ever before been obtained in this country and the new rays are now to be used . for the first time in America, for the alleviation of cancer. While it is emphatically stated by Prof. Duane that neither X-rays nor radium should be considered a permanent cure for all kinds of cancer !t has lonjr been known that radium has a marked allevlative effect upon this dlecas ar.d the Harvard physlclar.3 have reason to believe that the effect of the nw highly penetrating X-ryn will be equally beneficial.
the middle, Atlantic states
conference hero Sunday. As the result of the conference the police will exert their energies to th search for a huge whisky
cache beli?ved to be in Somerset
county and an effort to establish th
laentuy or tne robbers wno escape.
with their lives and 2 3 barrels of
whisky Thursday night. j The autopsies held on the body oft Walsh and Ix-o Salamandra. both i
killed in the Lincoln highway holdup, showed each died from the ef- .r . ' feet of soft-noHP. .? callore bullets POICV Ueilie.S
which appeared to have been fired; Hon of Candidate Was Kea-
from the same gun. The man whj fired the bullet which killed Walsh apparently stood directly in front! of him at a distance of about two j feet.
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Physicians Baffled By Malady of Chicago Girl Py Atpociated Pri: CHICAGO. Feb. 13 Miriam Rubin, eight years old. victim of a stranf l!lnes which has baffled physicians, Sunday lrpt silently for one hour. The rlrl started talking- mere than a week Ago and Sunday was the first ttmo her irvcessant conversation had
EXPLOSION TRAPS
FIVE GOAL MINERS '
Officials Hold Little Hope for
Recover of Men Buried in Colorado Mine.
Hy AifKeUtd Prs: OAK CRKEK. Col.. Feb. 13 Five
miners are trapped and believed j .
dead in number two mine of the Moffatt Ccal company near here nsj a result of an explosion late Satur- j day. Hope for their rescue virtually) bd b.en ?lven im latt- Satnrdav i
niyht. Rescue crews attempting to enter the property Saturday r.lght were driven bac'x by fire damp. The men were working in a tunnej a mile from the mi:e entrance when the explosion ocoureJ. Heports that Pstrick St.. Patrick, one
Py Ars'' -hi tel Pres-: WASHINGTON. Fb. ?.. Ix-nia was. mfde Sunday rich' r.v H.b-rt U. Woollcy, ff.rmer interstate comtnerce nr rr.rnisslon" r, that th members of the democratic national commltee petitioning Chairman Ge-orpe White to call a rr.e"tin? of
full comrniltee were eneaa-lntr a movenient to brine: about the-
nomination of any one candidate for the p.-f sidency In 1924. Mr. Woolly, who drafted the j.r--titlen sent to Chairman White a r I 1 1 t
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