South Bend News-Times, Volume 38, Number 51, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 20 February 1921 — Page 3

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES SCNDAY. n:iHH'AKY 20, 1921. AYS GERMANY WAS REQUESTS ACTION ON MEMORIAL SITE i American Lejrion Holds Hearing to Push Plans Before Legislature. rue 3E PROMISED CREDIT Former Finance .Minister De5 clan Wil-on Picked American Support.

HV ntAMt II MASON. (-'oi3rI;;lit, lOJl, by the Interna, tioual Sr !.) BintLIN, J', b. If. Ir. Mathias Krzbcrfcer, former mir;I.jtr cf li-r.nc-. Cnrmor N-ader of th centrist party and author of th- famous "peacM resolution" in the. relchstatf durlr.tr th war, df-clard Saturday that PreVt Wlon prerr.i-d Germany American credits If fh would htn the r.ir? treaty. In tho spring of 1M0. according to T;r. Krzbt rp'-r, Pres't Wilsen m nt Kill Iorrir-r rro.'i from I'arif to

I3rlln a a t-r't m .".- ntrer. AcV rdlr.?r to th German official. Mr. Dresel way Instructed to hold eorM- ) dentlal meeting with German rablI not ir-rmbon and to hold out to them

1 tho promise of American crdlta a?

a reward If Ormr.ny would trlffn and a-eovpt thi aJli's' pea.ee trrr.tf. It "Was through Iresl that Berlin secured lia Hrt-t information as to- th3 peac condition1. Dr. Prcsvl's mission wa.i paid by Tr. V.f7Aorgr to br-ak the tfrm of tho treaty gently, and promised that If Germany would ?tar.d by Pres't "Wilson by accptim? the conditions he had rueeeeded in irettintr thh allied to accept he -would Htand by Germany in helping France with her rc-conirt ruction.

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Ly IntPrr.itionnl News Service: INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. 1?. ticnal and state officers c

American I'rlön. Icadinc citizens of Indianapolis and hcores of cxnrvir nun who held a public IuarJr.tr Friday niht In the chamber of the house of representative were to!d by r-embers of the com

mittee on the. affairs of the city of Indianapolis that Inter.Flve efforts werp to bi made In the legislature to obtain approval of bills which will permit th state to acquire without expense a suitable frite lor th propo5d $2, COO. 000 war memorial bulldihfr. A building fund was created by the legislature a year a?o and now the city of IndianapoliK J? Peking authority to purchase two blocks In tho heart of the city to be turned over to the stat Th property Is said to be valued at J2.2&0000. The Memorial building would housH th' national headquarters of the American legion.

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TESTS PROCEEDINGS OF BOARD OF WORKS

BRONCHO BUSTERS QUIT BUSINESS IN NORTHWEST

"William R. Hobbs Objects to Lien for Water Connections Filea Suit.

Kult against the City of South

Bend to test the leKality of the

thod by which tho board of pub

lic workn ordered the water connect ions' on Wayne ft., between Michigan and .Main s:s. be brought

( Inside th" curb, was iibd in th su-

. parlor court Saturday by William It.

Hobbs, tiwr.cr of the HubM IMdg. at the northwest corner of Michigan and Wayne st.s. Mr. Hobbs allege that the board of works has filed a lien against hU property for the alleged failuic to pay $114 charges for bringing t he water connections lnsid the curb prior to the resurfacing of Wayne

t 9i. ino compiaiiu recites inai ine council pa-ss-d no ordinance and I that tho worl'.H board did not comI ply iith the statute in trying to I compel IItdib3 to jay for the 03l srssment. The -vait a.sks that the works i "board be rcstralnel from placing a lien against the property, that the city's title to such property as a realt of the a.sH'sm-nt bo quieted, I ond that tho 11 be declared void.

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BATTLE TYPHUS

"WASHINGTON. Feb. 19. An impropriation of ?20(.O00. requested by th public hr-alth service for

lTin van tine worV: at New York whre ?yphus has been discovered among immigrants, was added to the de

ficiency appropriation bill by the ei.ate Friday, upon request of Sen. Calder, republican of New York. The money, according to a letter from Suryon Gen. Cummings, Is needed to make- alterations in the

V quarantine station, soon to be trän, f fe rred by New Ydrk Mate to the

federal government. Immigration Commissioner Wallis of New York, who conferred here today with of-

y flcials, also was s:Jd to have apf proved the appropriation.

Train 43 Men in IS'ilcs School for Higher Posts

Special to Newp-Tirnrs; NIL.ES. Mich.. Feb. 10.Since the opening of the Western Union

L Telegraph training cfiVo in this city

Isr. October. 43 your.g men and women eligible for managerial portions have been trained and assigned to various cr!ies in Michigan. Indiana. Ohio. Illinois and "Wiscomdm These live Htates comprifo what Is known as the like division of the Western Union Telegraph Co. While Nile has the distinction of having the firt training ofT.ce of

Ithta kind in the United States, plans xr now being made for the estabiite!trnt of .similar training o'heos . K rf Vi. ovrt .'i i 1 1 inn 1 1 illvt.

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Have No Wild Hordes to 'Bust; Although Indians Have A plenty. TJFNWFR, Colo., Feb. 19. Broncho busttrs uf the northern Hocky mountain statf-s are about to go out of busiM-ss, according to reports from officials of wild we.jt and frontier shows. The reason is there aren't any wild hordes to bust. At leaH tiot around Wyoming and this part of thfr country. Kut down in Arizona they have wild horses to rat. There are 10,000 of thm. They belong to tho San Carle Indians, who have a reservation not far from Globe. Tiut there isn't much chance of getting the Arizona ponies for the broncho busters

; of Wyoming for the Indians won't

give them up. The day of the wild herds of horses roaming the plains of Wyoming and adjacent states hus been growing rapidly shorter with the encroachment of eUiiizatlon more and more ranches are being fenced in. herds of cattle are reduced or confined and to make the matter worse for the existence of the wild eteeds, oil drilling camps hav ber-n extended over wide areas of Wyoming, northwestern Colorado and Utah. Wild Herds Roam Reservation. But down on the San Carlos Indian reservation there arc 10,000 wild Bteeds, roaming at will over the fields, destroying mile after mile of grazing land which might be put into good use for cattle, ar.d turning green grans of the prairie into a scrawny covering for their bones which hardly make even a decent meal for and Indiana. Th cattlemen have tried to buy them, but thp Indians wouldn't listen. The government, through A. II. Symonds, Indian agent, offered to purchase thm at about 56 a head, invest the money into cattle and save th- meat from the horses, giving It back to the Indians for winter food. But the Indians would have none of it. The horses are worthless, even for hides. They cannot b domesticated and the meat isn't much of a delicacy, but the Indians insist on their age-old prerogative to .have their herds out on the open prairie even as their fathers did. The Indllans also have about 2,000 wild burrows which they my they will keep. Indians SHdom Changv Minds. "And when an Indian makes up his mind." Mr. Symonds Fays, "you've got to have patience to get him to chmg it. They ar proud of the horses and burros for Fome

: reason and although som of their

leaders have tried to persuade them to accept th filers made, so far they have refused to 11." Sometimes in the Isolated mountain canons horse? are found running loose, .but while these might be termed wild, they usually belong to some rancher who has let them run loose. Wild burrows are frequent In various parts of Ailzona and occasionally are found in Utah. But the eld wild horse herds of themountain plateau region have gone, probably forever.

OTHKItS MAY Bi: ITNT, UFT AMBUKJACK COAL I OK MINI. This is a flogan of many of South Bend people. This coal Is a good free burning, low in soot and smoke and only three percent ash, ?old

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Hy Irtfrn.Ht i'-i.nl New S-r WASHINGTON, lVb. 19. Mt-ar.H of providing a cash bonus for ex-

uservkx- nitr. and women, will bo left (to th new con?r?5. republican jleaiUr wado clear Saturday. j Upon the ability of the ntw'con- ; irrt ss to hit upon a plan, to raise ! suiriolent revenue to finance a cash ' tonus will probatr hinge Its ultlI mate fate. j Action a,t tliis stt.sion it was in-

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to the new congress. Republican leaders admitted they did not see how a cash bonus could be provided for by the -new conres without taxation being incrta.-'ed.

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Ky International News ServW: CHICAGO, Feb. 19. Two Uundriej and the home of a doctor, said to have been active aqalnst "all

ni;ht caberets"' were bombed on j

the west side early Saturday. Scores

of keepers were thrown from thMrj bt ds by the force of tthe explonion j but no one was seriously Injured. j Tho damage from the three i bombs was etisr.ate.l at nt-irly $50.- i U00. j

The bombs in the two laundries are du- to the recent "or.en shop" troubles, officials stated Saturday.

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