South Bend News-Times, Volume 39, Number 127, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 7 May 1922 — Page 2

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SUNDAY. MAY 7. 1022 Henry P. Davison, Partner in J. P. Morgan Firm, Dies on Operating Table

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

SORGEOH'S EFFORT

TO REMOVE TUMOR

Financier Dies

NEAR BRAIN FAILS

Fin.mrir ulmiltel to Oper Min With Apparently No Fe.ir f Out nine.

Hundreds Pay Final Tribute j REED OPENS DRIVE

to Ballew, Old-Time Gunman AGAINST WILSON IN

Weekly Cable Letter From European Capitals

I-ONDO.V. M,v

pre-mi, r and

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Friends and Enemies of Slain Peaee Officer File Pa-t Bier, Some His Fast Friends, Some Doubting He Had Met a Man Faster Thau He on the Draw. I't Ai.c;.if-1 ir-M. jr.:o3 and there were others who had ARWIOKi:. Okia.. Miy C. The I never k.-.own him bur, who were curlbody of 'Bud'' Bailew. old time gun-j -a to of whom th"" hi3

hsard ana reel so mun ounr.g n:s

: W.NloN. M..y 6. undiy dur-iwith him while h w.ts ehielte f-hc:. , r' c ri gi" CAMPAIGN ADDRESS - vr-; :Äi:r - . vv. o: , v-ej.vj ol quiet ChciMi, wh;c!i hoA want of gr-titod--. On x - j : t d for :

Lf. : Ion's vour. terpen of .Yew York's

Grrfnich Village th. Declares Former President Is i "titic ai d retiring.

abode of the fr

Backing Breckenrid-e Eon- -f-f y" - t 0 . . - ; J-r ejärul itior.s .f tju-ba:: parang V; i

for Nomination.

:: c: .' :i :-. r tr.c rrarav t. :;-: patriotic 1 :-:: :. : out'c--. k be in." ' y :b.-- ;!: !.:.-'r'i Ird: pol

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f P M-c-i:: .v ar. 1 J - f h- Am rb in I:- '1 ,i. .: li.5- v. vrM w a r. ' -.t .-.: rr.fi on ;h- op'-rat-v. h: b v: r 2: :. v v a - r move a tu;.i- r fi "i a hi- country ' i1' lr

man r. J pea.- o:turr of tvif- .-outh-

th- victim yr :r.Iay at V: -!nt;t

kt-ptic.- in Crowd.

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v. ! 1 - o t ! - . J . x .'i . - A , - '

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Ill '; r"",n"?t 'V.t fi.it

fh.oüid 1 i-tid to : t r. th Lu. 'a!'y with rr-r. 'H I iloWt-r.:.: nprd l.!"..--.'.!n th ir !:r:-I hA Th- 'i'-roi.d u.i.-. th-it h: !..!. :m1 1v.

Kalis. Tex., of bull-t from Polio-! S-arcely able to believe that Bud Chi-f J. W. Mi Ci'.i niick's jaodvrn iäaKew had actually been "melted Lstol. a wf.apon which Bahew haJ:uuwn" and hkeptical of the fact that rfoorned. rented at a local undertuk-i there lives a mar. fatr r on the draw in cr.-tabhyhmer.t today while the : than ht. many ins-i.-tc l upon viewing arrival of Mr.--. Fannie Bilk-w. his; his body In its last repose before widow, was awaited in order to; they would be t onv :r.. d I'.aliw wat comjd'-!- funeral arra n-nn-r.ts. ' no mre. Mr3- Balkw, wh-n n-tit:rd clj i.'ai'.ew w!U probably he buried In "Buds" death, was Na.-'.i. .kla. a little cemcterv n-ar IvOne Grove,

The use of Lhe air;I itic whi. h bore-! his old home, eisrht rnile- west ol

the I'iller. gunman fro:n th- rcvr.e ot . ht re. wh-re oth r members of nis

Hi;!lV V. DAVIsO.V.

a.T unoFtentatiou.- a- jM;id

f.d both

HARDING TAKES TIME TO THINK OVER BONUS LAW

i v.ä to liirn

wo i.:l 1 be rhpit'-l. It w.-i ; oniy lst nihr tJ. t ..nr.ounceiivr.t was m;id-- that Mr. )- vjioii, who rv-nt ur.dvr the knifl.i -t A'i,".;.-t. -a '"."l'.I h.av to urd-T-'o another rp-ration. Morjati Griced. Co. broke the newb of the finan-J

He !ad It v.-as or. f theo! Sirmnt Prnnnc.ll Will Be

Given Consideration.

hin la.st ft and to h:

"la! .rou r.d. . family rc:

U ho will preach his

was offered Mrs. Balh w, 'nut she . funeral sermon is uli a matter for declined. conjecture.

Without the gur.3 which had c.r

ried their owner aftlv th;

I'.v A'-s'! iafpd rrr?. MOBi:KL,Y. Mo.. Miy

;wi:i probably

! fctillness :r. t he

i. . tT..

JaDie:

A. Heed in t: .. i.hc ht-r

today o;jcuiri his f.xxi: :r inominatlon. d-o!;i'l th it former

Into the Miss ,uri campaign ::,:utu.i

the letter he had wnr-a :!;

:cak the Sabbatli ( J- -' .! cinct of Stamford! M.ij 1

Bride-f. L.tbil! :ruur.b. whh h the

t-ricanizers of a baseball lea true hae I.:.uru-d ;n contracted f c r us-- fn 1J Sur.Jau- : due to

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:.e ' x:..T.'i!'.-, . r forc.n :

f f.-:-. ii. ' n ; :.m:.:L: v. .. .r. ' i:-. ; r; t-.-.T . -!" r,- . - v I V. :. ': I 1.;:-..r::.i:-. -e a - j. ;.iv thro -

o o : . : i . . .

- ir J. : att. a th- cur:::t " . w - t e f . ; . :r.- - : .w- per-

two .!

bii-inr.ini: on Mty I'l

' Inve had refured htm a passport to r ivacirc . r

Ttan-.a are bei;-- organized amonü ! v.?it Turl.-y Au-t r. Chnmb-rrlaln, ! the f urviv. rs

i London Americans. London Caj'.nd:-! tht? sovc.-r.me

t p.ai:.-

:o'.y!

Student of Oxford and Cam-: that G-nrr.I Tc wr.-h. hid otfer-i ' -ntattn

V 7.,"k r.JAV ' .V'w iV. ' brld nnd other Bnglih lovers of, cd dünn the pa.t three years to r-j , ro-u.ar.y tn.r,...r p,V Te Lri- i r'f,' h t .h-?liie ?amc' Tnef;e Lr:-izi act.'.-: to TurKey and :.': a :.-; n.-... .o. t..,.. , t,J' A"t -.'V .. , ' ; Hits have, brought tu licht the exbt- with the Turk5. Mr. Ch.amb. r'.r. Ur.ufUil ir.t-itst .:. .oi-mer ITesidnt was cd a ' ence of at least" two Krh.h baobad : int. mated -at General 'jV-.v ..she ::1 . v..il is n.aniS s'c l I rating temp. lumctu a.:c .m, -, c,u,;s which haVfc bo,.n ,,1iyin- fev.!v.as a trv-olemakt r. ai: c :h. m- l ap.ii-v .tud.-:v 's f

il n 1 i ,r:!t:

r. o!

-t prf . a.-r.r-i. f. r !t . 1 ) . . t.' r.v i i X '::? i .v. e a rp- ; ( f , r -s , an a ..r.-

. ; ? ; t' r e the fa, tr-t

or opposition.

The senator dec!ired that

a'.l pr

.dr.

, eral years. One of these is the Chip-j lorventic u wis no: Jir J

i -s r. i

Wilson wa-s "the boy who :s o nductlng this c i-.r.i'aig: in Mi-; uri for the other :-;d-." Breckenridre

pins Nort"ii c'.u'j, a vtry entt rpr.sr -. o ernm.c nt and t).a

or?u;::za:io:i.

r.Cj,cdiations now bt mc

ould l.iuu r ; A'b i.

'da- . 1. it:.-- I

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.1 r. . . that

Tili.- club not c nly cou'.d jive nnn

American amateur teams a hard nlr.r piv As.'0iat'rt l're-

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Lon?. third assistant srerttary of imun. i,ut jt hoMs the distinction " l'AKl?. May 1. Royal ;s.:s n... i:

htate In the iis.n caiuiu-t. . senator's opponent for the no:

bt i!.

uia'-rra:ns oi

the oily organization r ir.xious hotiias

a li

the Pa:o

cu.r-j Durinu' the recent ouste-r proceed-l ouhiin rs !n re. nher. h!a chief. Buck Gar-

countless bloody battles during his I rt-tt. was : .-moved as sheriff of Car- tlon

la.t year as a deputy sheriff, strip-1 ter county. Bailew came in for much . jr. Heed asserted h- ' dro o.u: glossary of basclall slan. The gdcs-;a bomb as he was rturr.;:.j froto u: ped for the last t:m of his famous; of the blame charged to Garrett In the jot)by. ln Washington and W:l- sury defines "a smoke" as "a t ;ust ! l a here, although he hin. .-if ts-

.i r.i . ti r : u..;.;.t 1 th-

th.xn -c years. 1 vf.ir h-.th

is vrat

ar..l

its kind to distribute to fans printed ho have not forgotten t V. it A.:-

diamond and

t . . .- . .-. r -

had Iiis cu.rr:age destroy

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ano

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ts tire to the air" and , capeu m:ury.

Unusual mi.a.'U;- s w

cowboy boot.'. In which in accord - the allegations of lax law enforce -1 eon wroje A jitter thankir l i a.

ance -ith his oft expressed wisli hemient in the county. His boisterous "But I suppose he forgotten defines "skull practice" as "a con-l therefore, have been taken to protect i

died, clothed in sombre bla k. his shock of curly red hair tombed to a

proclivities and his frequent habit ot ' that letter to

o," tht

nat"! ad.i- d. . fertnee of the ciptam and his team

i K.ng Alexander oi

' tearing loose" with hi "six gun" , rf.ferring to Mr. Wilson's ö -nil tha before- play besiu:

igo-MaVia. who

is now in Bans. ,f.?te and pro

vltli-'Ugh. the Trench go eminent -:.u:.o.att- l by th

emoothnes which It never before, as th- spirit moved h'.m. had struck : h.o.i urHin th.. n-..,,,--. ti... ift, iw a-.. tn,..

kuon. xjaiiew ooay lay on its oier i tear to tne r.earxs oi many aruuiore; jn. lim for his ctivifts m :.ehalf estid and the public is comiderabl ' I-ds that A.exanutr is reasonao. j .m.o-:.

. the play hef :-e ;a r. ot r this 1 f -!i .'.tors, all cf : :pu loudly de.t of the original cf-:-s aro further re;e:.t rejection b --a dine actor of

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toaay and nunureus who had Known citizens and nis actions nau ouen.of the federal reserve hin'.; ich 'amused ly a n-s order In council wh nis ow a

V." C C I.

Is . h. th.e "hnedic

him in life gathered to view it. Manyiheen made the mark of bitter con- J

were hla warm friends, some hi.-? one- j damnation from local pulpits.

O. K.V Volt tcad Act.

, enablmj tlit. admiralty to retire nav art" accompanying .iini it

al and marine oiheers for peculiarity 1 nu coancts o anyc.in

cf temper or other

hMoflified House Measure andliRlön rUmUUD ifiim Uü fillllUiVL

NEÄRING END OF j AGAIN THREATENS

INTERNECINE WAR GENOA CONFERENCE

Sen. Reed, touching on prohibitlrvn setf rt-! that t "h o "n1;.-',1 rr

... amounting to misconduct and not;4"?

! oth

Referring

appenmg ,

Am.

b.-.-.it f.

th-- Ut.lt-1 5Atev.

defects not ? t0 while on French oil. A It rropo.-ed that Lng should irt Jo'sQuad of secret service operatives, j receive any amount h. might name.

r. arch ist 3 and together w.th exr-er.s-. Umphas.s

inipQ-sd 1 things to operate on."

prej3d as h- left h.-i.-e about, ;.n hour after hi partner 'pir-d. . " WASHINGTON. May 6. Pres t !le talked slowly to his .automobil- Harding took under advisement toami wa driven swifflv away. ,: A , . lhv inodiflt.d house tsoldlera" Henry Pon.eroy Davi ri of J. V , ;,ou11., pi.ln presented to him by a Morgan & Co. was nm-m; Anr-:ü,,u!lii,t(! of senate republican leadba's n:..st wbly hnown hm.nciers. tr?j Hy toI1 tne 8eRatora that he Ha mu - un Internat;. .nil au'iinry , w z , . , ... . . Tnrt.:ll n a nna

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.,.,,...! v,- :nt,m,,-,,n o. ...... o . ' all fo.nii.iar with the a

.i a.- . vuusu uj i.ui-..tjia.c Vi .i.rii i , ' . i i i u - er sections of tne constitution. c rev.dntinr.ish who make ran 3 their ! cbo wi.- iV.acd the offer L?on

to the present adminis- . ...o',' -j-- ' ht ado.uarters. trail the king on his j the prf.T. bereut h undoubtedly

tratlon h declared "it has laid v".J,fc wt L7 "V " . , chomv tour r.-ould trine to the re'.'gbvus corr.- ! . tne navy the s-i me freedom a.3 private ; 'n(Ji')" -ti-- , down program after program only , f tUrfr rid rien! One fb.- t of tha pre?enc6 of these munity of the Lrdted States and th to abandon them, reduced tax-s up- 6 '"P0-" a0 online na or men, ,,f lhe : value his vLsit micht have upon

... who are not successes on account- or , t . . ......

oil tha erratt triuc: nr.- 'itocr; . i- i - . . . - -, . . V, I - I -icrri,n"1 ' o , c " If raS

ivin s alien: ;u 10 ato o.a .......... - . -i

! cogr.ito as the number in his party j rrT -d that th play ehould be

on banking and trade relations.

a m. r.il iV Co..

t" th.- ';::vi -f Mo

to 1 pre.-ented early next week by

stantial relief to the people. is his-

j tory to this date being one of brok- ; er. pledges, servitude to the gr.-at inBelief Now Current That Stand With Bckium Asainst: tcresls and aba':(lonment cf th0

I common people.

unfortunate personality or manners

instead of being compelled to promote the-m automatically until they reach the retiring age.

: arouses curiosity and subse-iut-nt j st.aeed as at i -rammerfrau. :n a ! identiiication by the crowds. The 1 huge open a!r theater ln New York, ! only European sovereigns who In- with I-ang ha ding the r,vt. "hat-

' sist on trolnc about Paris unprotect- ever profit might b mate, tn Arn

i si . sno.i.rh of T't.ah rai'.kinc' renub

iivison emv -v.-. i a-.. , ,.o.t.

it..i.i; oil ii .- . i : a ' e uo-iue umiuu'uii i.i- i.m,,-- , 1 r...

s i i i. . i. . . i . - ii i i ,h .1. ...-. ,f, ,,-itV, , iit'i'l IV At

Peace Committees Will Find Permanent Settlement.

iiin i f 1 1 ii 1 1 ri 1 1 1 1 1 j 1 1 1 ir: i - - . . ,

, " T. . in aeienair.g nis own re ora. iir.,fVf.r military men go into politics

veiopa iCW crisis. . i.eea cnanengea nis auairce . thcy i-ccame storm centers. 'fhow he cm his vote against one ' crf.rxU: who Vive PMfiintP,l

TiJ..- I - . ii - MM OH J- Oii.tr

1 -m'o i-. .,1 Delgians. i erican syndicat proppe d, could te ; war appears to have been that when-, rilej ivi" -A ...... .o- .n -. of obe--

wr.o. art ssea as an oruiiia i i; i..Au. v..v t , -

l?v As-.. -i it. 1 rrt?

c:o' ly alhf-d with d 1' Morgan r

! ba:i',-

--a ii-,- i:-- t.i.-i: v.c.v. .... . --x-i an. t- 141 the pb dges c f the democratic part v. thrown into the limeb-ht durintr th.- V; of the .:licial reports: of the peac:- s'and uith P-Igium in opposing that n .iAr , ,.,. , ' ,, thioun into the limel.toht during he

will v,... ine army ij-ao po.iiics, na c

1-,

m later.

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ir.i- .'.-:iU

Davi:--on vis '-'-rn :n Trov. T'a.. I June 1'.', lo,7. P V , e. rdi' Ud at j an .T ad'-me in Mas -a o'.ii.c tt I.it-.

. ' mingles freelv with the crowds on I m"-rg.au. f: ntho boulevard . and the ihah of! "The good and friendly pe-r -f Persia who usuallv travel alone or Ar.xnri," f.vld th rror?. , with a single com; anion. 1-u: rven "would receive you wih lovs r.d

1. rOf".-:0'-

,:':ro-- from th- T.'r.'.v

.1 d'-'-Oi-'p ..f pen ri

sen a n; a . Plienoinonal Iii-e. IPs phenomenal r;.-.e t ti;e vie1 preiddervy of Hie A.-'.or Pla-e Nitiona! I'ln,:. N-v York, whi h he e n -t red in 1C11 as teller. .- few x-

l Tho.-e lailing at the White House conference, both military and civil. ' jln t of the allie

jutie S"n. Lodge of Massachusetts. 1 encourage s the Ii f that the- Inter- Russia dealing v 1th the property in repub lican leader; Chairman Mc-; iK-cme stt-ug-;ie 'i-tu een the two ! Russia of foreign owners. In cor.se-

Cumber and Sens. Curtis of Kansas.

and VatsoU of Indiana, members of , splitting of th? am y, is ended f'T communicated to Premier Lloyd

t I . . Mi- , f, , i. i .1,11'ti'tti u Thn iMt1:lt o I'M f 1 1 . . . -... .. . I . V. . . , . ... r. ,v T t! irthnn In i,1 . f tlio

1.1 - 4 i l . , 1 , , A( iV. . AioveJ It ineor.itteat with demo- Fipid AT irvhl vi!on vho rrr-rr

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...lauoii a io i,is oiooiou ui nct(i me i'aii win emiorse it.

the;

ca.-es tne

FVmch govern-! --nd you

ark with br.edictior.s

1 1 f ;i-fr P( ii nun nr.p, i r i m r . , i t-- t w i - i ,

memorandum to "V " 7 Vw' ,v i wct4v' lll' are 1 ltiU UJrna

'v -v .... iicmy liugnes ui.s-on. wno was ... - . t wu rodpv tv--l nu-.vw ,v,r, oc f . o t -,,,,,.ve .... - . ... . . . . -! vigilant fvc imon the visitors. King ia..s ,-i.f" n.ooFs x e-

n..-u.'.r. cnici or stau uurmg me closing - .- . . . . i .. ,-mv, .o.i-i

' 4 ' A i V C - -- 1 1 V. . . N V. - - - " - - f ,

were in nccor.l with d em , , -v ., - .. , . 1 (-r.Car.tine or e.reece lias not oen

.:t,-Tif.'K . H,f, 1 ..i ;, o .iiti-.rr,. if thj flfo-'.'.o, wlo.-h wis ...... i.iui.u.s oi i..e ai , iau .o-cjoi ej i

however. that he vo.ee tral sir Churles Townshend. of Rag

a;iln h measure whenever ho ho- i tarrie.-

dad fame.

cal of an upimd v.ba-er. tloar. Kir. g

in Paris for some vears but always: the syndicate ana pr-..mz hr.-r--.

! but d1 ."linlr.c to accept. bpcave t

h;p "pocket

In repelling

other cris:s has arisen which endam

r.. ulf 1 house bill, bat asked many' Th trrP the Uttlpmpnt b.-e 5ers the conference and may or nut

ii oriel..-, concerning its provisions. , 1K,. boen lnaile known but tho whoi0 , he settled before the British premier,, 1 had V.moe

Among the .lueens. Victoria of . do wotrld n:ak" him t- Ilk "an

imade by the Wils

Tiie president Avas told senatori co,

returns to London.

amial hi.'to

He 1

ar.'-'ls in

s.jaicd from that Institution in to 3 ': th" pr.-id-:u'y of the Liberty X.-C'.r. r .! 1 v.-hi--It he hebl for three y. ,r-. 11- v. nt to thr Pht ational ba r. '. a v - pi sid,-:! in t ' I'. Kr,..-, that ;. .ti'.a -a :.t to

i . ' i . j i r i)i i 1 i . i 1 1 i i 1 1 v Iii.

n.a a i.e aea.ic o. cuu . Irjh C0;ilitlOn. It has aiI along Pcen It the views of Belgium on this j.ceJ f :iunif.rateJ 5Gnie of lhe meas.

s-ents? Nortn I) rvn, ar. Lister con- . r v -.. t v - , ; --o-noori we" t? -c-eed t'ta a the cinr-e freonentlv .-. a , , -paill t hi.ht d Paris by C-:ng to he I "i'-on - - M e u tne tnare treciuentij statuency. made- a bitter speech m , . .;(1l i rl:V- ir(...e -- cr-;r' f.f klrdli-rri-n Tihfcii-s that t j brothers funeral m Lugland w.th - n. i ...... i ...... i.san a..ne.en.s. mat lre house of commons, denouncing . ., , , 'r. -, cSn-'d prevail a' d arr".l that 1 everv ldn -.dneitpl , . . on.y a maid as an attendant. QuU.i '-o? . ..-.a jif.a.. 1 eerj bid adxmated the government s eastern policy. ; . .. Minv ,,i.o,:r with' the rassb;n play couli well ecu-

by fcrn-.rtr prfsitlent Wilson. ve interviews to the same effect.

agreed bv both side that the Da article can be met-and it is con- rr,s im0,., .h as he tardea "V" . , ' r".4 4 VI "! lector bin: her favorite lady in. i v.ci a rrcx.ona. cxc, . u V . ' ' ' M-m. ,v,. i,.- , LrtS amt"" tne'-1, as lle . tertd of a personal attach on Prime Min- i K. , ,,t,ft ,,.r ,.,,1V5 am in obr-ramrn'mrau and cannot

.oust oe ioe suioeme soerr,mcn: ...-..... ....... tof-m. "iet measures" Of the then i,if.rCrv,: On-p The field ma rV,- " J V1-A-J "

K'- '"1. HI'- 4 ' l 'J , I .T UV Uli S -S . . . . .......

Marie of Rumania moves about with '

the utmost freedom, her fol- pro-' tribute therr- to. but h continued:

I im not .a protect :or-a; Actor: i

axes b- enacted in connection with (

htuius and that it would be im-

'III

iv up the co-.,L-l

o. r.s . n d t ra d i

v:. a i .i" p .-Lss.cn

v. hr- h- 1:

i .

Morgan in.

ci t,!: ;i'i"t;:l v sir:'". 1 ' t vb-m ft a direi tor in big üiii-::.--'!;" Pauker?.' Tru.-t Co. Pitv t Se.-urity Am.erio'.an P Cr:: Se.-ui.tb - J. .. S' v .T-ts-y ,v N't'W York Paiii' el C; . fJu't oa v .-'if'1 I'-peit "o and th Sn;t!iu o.tem I v ",fom. ; t Co

uu.iiiiii.-u.iui'ii. hftit Mvi' t io rnVdrrmii.it k '.i-Qct.1 ! . :

.' Ti, ii.ir . s.it.s 1:1. .v I ii u u . ii . . . . . . . . ... i. . . i' r . .... i ...-.. . K i..wiv..7i.i-.tk..-rrv-v......v...l...3....i.i ..... . . i. : .... -. 1 . - t y t . i i . i . . ' ' . : : .

Whib- no speeino plan oi ,",7 -t V, ,,eit,'u u? " . lf . , ' t, ,v 7 ,,nt e nargmg tne present aamimstra-; ing m.,ney on enterprises in Meso-: ; ' .V, ....... ... ,.tlV fo.r t:s ! the fulfillment of a . I-.il i umt.-llv i'-puidii. r.n though satie.- .n t.ie oi a a i-no. ait. . ; r, n.i.n n tenrVncv towini l.u- . t. i . , , .,.m.nt, -he ;ueen ex.'.a.ns. ...ii .i liu.ii mu t ie bonus was presented 1 , , The lY,e.,r; how, v.-r to tene.e. c o.uara oa-, potamia and Pale-tine and shomd , ,,,.-o.v tno o,,,...,., t vow which or .--.n. .stor liav rclen , ' ,t Hl '., nt uiifeiung cou'-enung me ins of attain- IlU i-uss.ans. nouu, aio sti.. to .lU(i-irv. Sen. Reed asf tttd "an- uithr'.v 1 : (- !l'!'I! u 3' tc ' w 1 V'e -rvf.- " fact 1 1 ' e , t i . it is the t ii o u i, h t o . ,h,tl,,u;t s be heard from. Their reply u ill of,, , wh,rh ; ull!u'UA- , . , . . . I hone I shall never have to use it. v' ' ' r "V i i.. ......... .,... t,r. it ,t.-..i ... .w .v. i.. i. i otiie ir.ejni e wincn nanirs over tne. i-.-,, n nrem n..- 1 .-v. --f -1 I t-. t ... ...-t.-? v.'..t

H,-.;l.,- iilUv.ll' J Ulli Uli ll.,..'iauu.i . , ,., , I . . . . J 1 1 . . , 1 ... , , 1 , . , ,, , .. ' .11 .ill. fc. I i . . . . . . . , i I . v . .1 . - . I i - 1 ' I I - . . . ...... . I .. . . ... K.:Mo,m T e V-,', f . .., -n . 1 1 l a "' U0.1treU VII. l.n l.o oi r,.r N the ro : - t : r. n of . ........ I ' . .

i..,H l... nnaie.e.i (Uit ot int- reiunueu " " - ' -"e-. thro- dav and ;t : brown dci- ei sian tai.. i .,. v--.clifed Pr -r i.- p-ir r...u... --.i- ' P:.ti,h bends. iaiost th- .'xercioc of any pouoi- nit0V' th c' Am v 'w'll '-e i'-m-r ''uU'tr iu tho f,,;lt T al "' vtrnr'lcnt-" i "Do vou know what is the trouble ' pri LTV Mv ' Yith th"! whi-h !. as en ibled n." to give my 1 Non-Conunittah ! of -"vernmc nt not Mibject to the .j.J, (t, oe-'diem-l rhiiriv' r th '-berry elee- ' ,vi:h Mr. Ii0a c.ecrge He be-j opening this co'mlng week of the I performance and I sh-.ull not be Tb. i.r-.-ident was askd bv his VA- This w.i rtsisted by the mem- . ',. , ... . " " " M.on and a;-? ating- in the senate. i;t Ves he is a great strategist. It first season of the pa.s?lon P'-ay able ae-a!n to proprlv imprsona'.

1 - 4V1 111 i I lit'. (ill.T .'. i 11. . .

.ii. ic-'c .-.aim. ii v. - cur '.u i'l f w mn v rr.hir nnwn t ci fhU - i -i i i tl-. in-i - r f A r. ' ;-V..r

1 . - a

.. .. it,, ,-o a oeis ot tne provincial Siivinime-'.i

.-H t i ' . 1 t r I t,"L ti-V'-ill"v - - ' Til

U'hn ':inir.1 1 i - i c v,trt t" n-ni- ' r.liie

...f th- treasury re oivinc the re-

Ministor Lloyd e-rge vrv this republic th-n we must cannot have the empire and Lloyd cans b okod'to 'it already hav H- ab-o r.v-,ld th f ct that an

i i;titi,h bonis sooner nan answerable to me u.aii. Tiae-, T , , n:ne reaia i.-r principles, not lor George. : is too expensive, one of arrived in Berlin in their wav to i Amer.. an of

... . . . . . . t -.T r t . W . M c- ..'-. v ... . 1. ..'.. L.nyufl 4 i-lllC'- ijeil. I ti ll... It ll. V.l.. Ifit-c . . . .

anticipated. 1 1 o v h ' 1 w- c . lunum , n o 1 o , . . . . .

erelv that the .affair?, local government, agriculture K l"ls

1 . ... . . . . 111 i i w :i s v 1 .1 1 , 1 -i r 1 . 1 o" iii t ' 1

: . . - . . . .-.-.., ; irii I'tiiii. : f :!M.'ii- i t- . rid n I . - - . - -

1 mt n who hlil the same pos-ts as in n onerea

Durin-r tlie

1 r . .

a a r i.e h Id on

i'i'-,'.d a- r-piyin

them must go."

Oh ram merg.au.

1C'14. rrviii:

of the n.iot im;, -ri.u.t of t-

ri ih i n 1 e'S' s. t . ... :

1', in 11

. 4

no relief of the strame

situation of the economic confer, n

the

"a; ii "I hi" . m r , a : 1 if.;

l"n-f; lb- dir. t i the , ,1 :- t m;;.; : b -..-aet. :'.' .it bono- and abrci .1. v hi.-h r .; .. ,.-a! t ripf- r . rbi-

rc; .- in

.'41

t t

. : s 1 ' : ' 1 rv ..i'

n t . . y r-.. : .. n . 1 f 1 1 w ork. I ior. i ii for o- h.

1 aieif-r bI : ; .d M '

-i,,:-iv v-iirttt-n ti-- tho orovisional government. This

il'.n nor the" Smoot plan secure harmonious cooperation but : Nothing will be decided detmitvly - lam.l-.r.ble outlav of is not acceptable 10 Mr. De Vaiera ; iwev. r. it was stated, pending l:us

v.uth'in tb.e n.'Xt fv year.- ai.d his adherents. n .-.mritors said that what- The idea is to .-ave De Valeri and

t 1 ; e . V 1

o. t : 1 : . II. :;.b man 1 fr. r ,-, r. : .... a m ' th, t . -v. -

'Tiff

:.-:'..-- h -,- is li -. n ". ; h :.:.-.:: to th' d' ?h-- u .1 n.:-r b...ird 1 i- ( t lb d Crc- ii.

) a:. una

inter-.-t on the jjail ciblnet.

o- d bv Cr at Lritaln. which

1 sla's reply to the allied memorandum! j M. Barthuu stated that I rar.ee was

hrm in her decision to stand by Ihl-!

j gium and that he had been instruct- i 1 cd in Paris to withhold French appruval of tl.e Hus.-ian memorandum'

The electb., ns already tixed for; until Belgium had agreed to arti.de

(p-;.s-s wcu.d be enta.b-u t-ome ol his mast prominent sup-

1 tab 1. car- of out of the p rt'-rs once more member. of the

GRAND JURY MAY

PROBE SHOOTING OF WISHIEWSKI

Until recently Field Marshal n'il-1 Reports from that little Bavarian son was a great supporter of the! village, which has been off the tour-

arb.' for h.mslf a memrfrs of the cas'

was r;''te-d in r hiph wt-kly ab

two cth":

r.tbt-r of :li.

Pa'

l' ' ;' " t P 'c l to begin Ju,.t, 15,. accoreling to the plan out- st. en formerlv six relating 'to "the CrtaIization of Public Opill b'huS-r plan, like t n, i .l n ! rostoratiou of "private property of, iun TaV Force IllVCStilfa- ' . a;i...d .1st of candidate? would be termer foreign countries. , ' ,r .. "; ' V'.':' oul I,,r n f J . ndllo.J upon, unbracing b,n b s Whi, ,H A, ü ... r.,, lcl. ! . tlOIl of KillillS. .-i.;m:. bv the government for , . .... ...... , ''-'ne k.ie ..idu o. i.ie 1 a..ui uei-,

1 s '

of Ho.. li ot. or.- v

go e

f three years, but banks authorized to advance to

and the retult would be a new dail

t-gation gave assurance that France

supplemented by representatives ot : v.a:::,.a ... conftrcnco at Genoa to

(Continueel from page on )

labor -.r.d others

li.

. et r S . 1 1

'A .' i"

I t.

s Obliers ums .piivalent to on 1 .. . . oei.e. was expre.-ea in con- . club at his wife, insisting upon be-

l .i If of th- adlusttd st-rvi-e credit or' V VT , . tu ' , .k t : Ic'l0r'ce ci:clli; th:s evening that his tn... ,orvcd a dr;nk, Wisnieski. acth. veteran-- At the expiration of ; tuided lade.ini.tuy and the tact that ,lrm posltlcn concerning the pro- cording to the story, broke for the

. 1 liJ-'' " . Ill- t'-'f--;t T 1 I i 1 IT- I 1 IV. 1

1 . t u -.

I 1 '

l ; - e

U.a.

- h :

. , .......ivi. ....... .... ..k ...... At the expiration of ; . . . , ., ,

vt-ars tlie tr'.a.ur' would: , . . . i1frO fiuc.-t.ori waa imuj to place door and fled.

line evacuation .u tne poir .oar a U;e Lunference in Jeopardy. '

Insurance lMan. ; . ....,... ' ., ... ..... -dr. Lloyd Ceorge said after tlW .iv.cr whn n -hot v,('-fv. ,1 n .

------ - - . '-- ' tCJ ki

direct 'o tb.o ni'-n.

W'isnii-'.v.'ki had run a short disb

1,0

! e i.'.i-nce that peac-- ail around under

Jim III

v I i k

TS TP, T

j UiKL

. uiu of 2"-year life insurance en- !-" - e,.i...... !"i;-.tnr -."ilieis to the veteran In ; "

of all other cytior.s heretofore r, '., ineludinic the vocational;

a r.d farm aid ar.el ,

, meet in ü that the Lussian reply must

from

;un held by .Schricker.

DESPAIRING OF

RECOVERS SPEECH t&:,HvS,,! Cr rf.p.ovf.ry vm

ELECTS TO DIE

sow

Stcrs Opens 8:30 Closes 3:30

Saturday - Ooen TiU'9:30 ?

TTfJ

C J

i ies would hav

Few Mouo- llablrs pok'-n in Re-nn.M' to Act- of KindIP'.- l)V K'h-blHTs.

iuivalent to sll

o , U 1 ,

: -. ' ii

a face more

tlm-s the amount of the s-r.:c credit cf the veti tbo face value would be

I be received before it was, possible halted him. The ballet had entered j to take any turther steps to meet , the- back cf the head at the ba. o

I Lei.au rt-juiremeiits. There will be , the skull and uol: a downward! j no conference meeting of any sort ; course toward the spine. Wisr.lewski I jioxnorrow. The Dritish premier ,,.,! ..(.mnvn,' t,. m.. t--,.-, F

t c t 1 t v v v. e a li . 1 l C -

1 .a:.., to at. end cnurcn m tne morn- ptaj uiurc he died at Z:Zfi o'cloek.

ar-

i r os ted and are held uud-r bonds of $5v0 each for tlioir aop -a'.auce in

j in,, and rest lor tht- remainder of; Golowha and Ciesioika were

thti dav.

r.tTViirs. ia r. - h . i ;

Ir.

' $- t- I V -

i'l--:. K. : a p : ;.-1 . . 1 .-he v gat. t b. :

- e 'O . t . 1 : v

Sboot? W ife and Self.

t: ar ! - T

if. . e

, .... o. . ' irornier

on t:.- death ot the veteran. : th.- senators returned to the from the Vhit-. House there ; . anouig lea lers gr.- . t . , wlio-tlt'T th.' bonus should C- tar::: 1 ill. There wa .-.

.; i':-i , .. Hir g a party con-, in all that period. lie is udar.ccd

vtais r.uvv. r.a.'iiK' bten retired

under trie

VW MÄVH PTTTT TV 'cUy court :Knluy 1,1 cl ir ,s ; LllW lllnlU UUlLl 1 breakingand ntenngandcomplracy to commit felony.

mer Gary Police Chief, ON BIGAMY CHARGE tl kI v isihewskV and hiiapai: Soil of Local Veteran. 1 mn, had been uLjui the T.ace fc

in hour i.-Uort sjtizc.ecrii. going out

( c out i:

from page or.e.)

by a rear door, to tight a nighbcr's VVealtllV Eastern Maiiufae- house and called the police. Previous

s nue-stlon. but ' in was reached, th;

turer's Cas-e Decided After Loniz Delav.

to this thv men had paun lei on

. u

' front door,

e .

c-utiy, explain-

oU.l

usider.t's de-

.IHUl L iS-.'t.KJ

pens. on ruling. Sertoli 17 Vevirs Hort.

1' 1 IS. d !..: f. urth Stab--.

; ' nai-..t , v etc i a u i.;t.; o Lutler nit-::;, Urn

ing their purpose was to secur-

1 drinks it was claimed. St. beleck!

liy Aec..ited l're.N. mdeavord to reason with them. hNihV VüKK, May hrginius said, but V.'i. niewsl;: in particular St. Julun bhivo. wealthy former tV;-" -bdurute u.m depiie th.v v.-rn-

t. , t u . t -. .-. - - ' ! ...

.r- t. -I. .....

'a a .-i k : i o w : l l G

d-'-part- .Vi-v.- Hav en nuinufactu: er.

, K - i ... e , i . t

u.uva oi. i . . t

;ht

f bigaii y by

rar.h of Ll.e th

gubty c

.nli.'s and de- La.timorc and Umo nu.roaJ. in if 31.

to , here this For many 'yeais he iive.l with hU a p. erne court. family in tb.e LOO block on V. Mad- Mayo, who is ehih was sent to the.

t ri O....T- ,vi! v -,.t ' rr- .. i . .... seen, h

insisted that they be ailcv ed

e ui.vj,

f.iaf a .jW?r paP.e. o.

e k.uj u o -r v. o-i wU'.icn i.iu

r.iewfki. iw irding

o; JCth S.lZe.eoul ui.d his V.U.e. vea

o the fctattr.if nt-

lon sb. later moving ot cott Tomb, Tivr.

. . ' st.. near Lincoln way V . Local pa

tö head thrust into tb.e nane-1

to await scntcuc-' .o... ... hl., v ... i .v, -r w;;., fi e.uo ... .n . .a..a. Ck..e.eci.,

.ce orhcer. bist

:ht told of tht

intent of thj men

Tue-sday. Hi:, attornei indie ated afruld of lh

they would .ippeal. Mao was tried whom ho had icfu-cd cntra.iv.e, cu.ll-

n- . ;

o.. t

. v

v. e:

:.r-t Si.e

Lim!lit!ts at Corato Trrvnr.t1 Inhabitants

A - ib .v

k e : tr.e

v a U f er l laf OI

i n It ib.

A a:.a cont:

it- ir

. -abated r irhmg

l.Y

AllKTs 1 sWiNDILP.s -. i. i -. ....

i'l.! :'a-i.. ;.: o - .. . j . oi. ;-. ... I l.i v. i 1. .J . , i ' . 'J ' t ' ' ' through a i.ui.a r 1. itl.i. . ; . , . 1 1 . ...... Tu 1 1 1 vt 'j I . : 1 s ; .

I. ar.y a j; a -, j

t . - .... , ..a.. .a . '. T .i . e ! 4 v ,. . r - - t t j o s ' . . i a 2 1 1 d .1 .. . .. .-:.;..: it, :. vi v..- that j:

; c. r. tir.ue to cru mo.e ft in? earth an! each -:- dr st: aetion to the

vviii'h .s

.'.r ab

b. ir.e :.. s- nt by the Italian - !:.,?! a. e building pra-'tic-.i a' town in tb.c opt n ! -; rd the . i'y an-i ..re u;. for -heiter. Lf- - ii'.- 'i.Liiig I., i Je to per-uaJc ft .ia r-sdricken peouje tc att- all iiou-, within the f tin s.nk.r.g roand ai r. . t .; ...:' i is arc prepared in Opel. !. wJ.-

. . . .

. ; i,ni.i --..in 1 ' vi ' 1 ' r . fii!,ir .-..! n-.: li.-r Tr M r.

, , . ( . ' . - .fc.w.. - - .. ........ ... . . . i v . ... ..... , ... ..... 'Meyer cf Newark, with whom hi Fran I; V.'isnie wski. f ur sisters. Lot-

,.M4r . contracted a marriage ir. Brocklyn tie, L'.ear.o

'in l'i'.'4. irhe test::.i?d

Lernicc '.r.u C.ara. ana j

that after dv- brother. Martin. Iyoui Casimir, )

:ridc w.t'n which "Charlie.'' tht

the twiIUht of hi cervicv as a police lU'a:ny in Jictrr.er.t returned in fd for ..istanre. ot's-t-- r v. v.rt -..vv . lv --.r'- The prir.ciwi vitr.es for the . The ue..d nr. a :s survive!

appc ir.tment .is chief

Gary. Alter his retirement. the

t;am.j . .et: tnis city w.tii nis u

!.-: going to IhsLee. X. D

to Charles. Mir.r... where

sr herself, iho learne-d of hiä tirst wife morning from t. ae.oi-.-. s cnurcr.. A younger sister of the suicidf ; -XIr' Florence V.Vtlts Mayo, who c-b- P.ev. John Usvdr.ik. j. tor. odiciatviv'tim. Donna. is remembered here tamed a divorce ir. Il5. ; ing. Uuiial will be ir. St. Joseph'-; os a niemler of the Ü17 graduating; Iter .Mu-3 Meyr obtained Judg- meter;.'.

. . . , . '-....- - r. i in inn ri nullit. .. r

t-s at ine ou n.;.i siii.-oi. " ....4Jo ..

) and later Lillian C-ok, with whom Mayo Wiillaai und Aleck. Funeral scrvhe now , f alleged to have relitior.s, kill- J ices will lie hold at i o'clock Vue.'da.

a. civil suit charlns that he mvelltd Bit VAN I lie IT. her into a bliniou- u.arriage. He SAN ANTONIO. May When

never pair It. stranger after strarg-r. tr. tne r.um

BLEEDS TO DEATH ONE

DOOR FROM O'IS HOME MuV then r.,irrJ Lois Water- ber of 13 had kn eked a: the dwo:

r.y A...-i :... it,. ' bury of Brooklyn, his present wife. ' er W. J. Hryan'f hc-Ul room here "cili'.M5 j. Mav A trat-vlv A ttr :'.? for M ivo hd urcoed ' earlv today, in-iuiring if "the real

that moro Diaitsiblv might hu hap-: th it the b.jc nr., chre wad outlaw-. stuff ' was for il

h --.-- M

l?r.ed in rk-niut wiid err was -u belaufe th-. indictment wan it-. made a c

,i'...i..i.... i

Hrvan k. H

; revealed today by the rinding of the : turned

lilt ..nd the so-CAlied ' dh-cov ere he had bv accblt-nt re-.

body of liu-o.;i Pearl.

:.-. or:

; the biftmous marriige to P.id Mtytr f Iftertd at a hotel.

w here

. r ? e

r. u m . ' r o

V fr'

r!r..l! wer atter.d-

iroof of a building u xt to hU h-me .took. place in oi. ! He had bled to death "after 'irimiiin!

hi.H f. ot throuli a rta. kyhb;iit as ' Ninepir.s. the indoor form of sk.t- them in the lauth -ver Ih-:r Joke .

I he tried to re-c .e a ball some . hil-: ti-.. said - to be

' , ldie:i had thto.Mi on the roof. I year. old-

ir.g

conv-ntio:

Joined with

at lea.: 7.ew)

With bis wife. Mr. lirv-n J- ei.r-te

bv automobile to Calil

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