South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 50, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 19 February 1920 — Page 5

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BRITISH HAVE y. Ready For Wheel Chair Ride POLES HELP REBUILD FRANCE

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Movement Under Way to Have Government Nationalize Coal Production.

TENDON', ivh. l$ Although the war Is over "the mltifr Is always in the trenches." is the declaration of thf supporters of mine nationalization in support of their claims that tho mine should, bo ov, ncd by the people. Sidney Webb, who Rav- evin'.i' before the Coal Industry commission, is authority for the -taternt-nt ihat from 1 f 1 0 to there was a total of HI 0,1 0 3 accidents in tho coal mines of Croat i'.-itain entailing; at Itast seven days' incapacity, and that the average number of d aths for the past nine years has h n 1 . 7 per year. Wrnon Hartshorn, member of parliament, Riving evidence before commission, .said: "The only dif:"erenc. between the soldier and the oiinr is that the miner ran never ak for an armistice. He cannot w-u treat for terms of surrender. Tbl- casual lies p,, on every day." Production Js Wn-te-ful. Tli it produ'tion of coal is eont . I too v. astefnlly is another of !h- claims made by the supporters of nationalization of mines. landless strife, Interrupted and Irregular proluctioii and general technical deterioration are among; the results givi n of private ownership. According to the leaflets issued by the "Mines of the Nation" Campaign committee there w-r 211 strikes and lockouts in 1010, 16:! strikes and lo. kouts in 13i::, an! K4 in 1 ! 1 S . "Strikes occur because the eapil a!it motive of a piieV and prolitabl return upon capital blinds the capitalist to lth the wasting character of coal as a commercial asset :.nd to th- need f.r its scientific utilization in h interests of the entire nation."

Th. remedy o? thi- whole condi

tio.-, ,f affairs, it Is idalmed. is nationalization of the min;;. .lust how o a t to'ialUini: the mines will result lo putting an end to tlu death roll is lt.it .-tatej.

Arloff rr ,-tirr,nU trade by the same committee is that the total tapita! invested in the coal industry was less than $ 70 0,(ooano and that 'tie profits in th live years from 1!'1 to JIMS amounted to $S00,(,(.i.,iM,f over tU' !-.' at iu !iv. ; i irs !iit IVr National Ownership. Altogether a effort is now hemg made to n fleet the public mind iu faor of nation il ownership of the coal mines. Just how it will nine out is hard to say, but tho a v rat;e Knglishman who has had r:r.v Nperience of government control of public utilities or industries i- hardly likely to add to his ixo. rs. There is a big agitation on at present against the telephone sys

tem which is a government mon-

md sinc the government

n as had control rr the railroads laus have steadily ircroasrd. It is also a fact that so far this vmter it has been impossible to get sutt'.cient coil for ordinary fam- :! use.-:, and the government had to .-sue aii order Itmitir.g the ration to i t i pounds p. r week per person. Kven this amount could not be obtained easily, and extra prices had ;o be paid in or.br t induce the .ahnen to deliver the regulation amount. Just how the "Mines of ;!ie Nation" people intend to remedy th;: condition of affairs they do ut state. Meanwhile "John Citizen" (who represents here the "Mr. 'omrnon People" of the American cartoons i i.s sitting beside his ehe cross firegrate with an empty coal oucket and merely wishing that tho :,inc owners and miners would sU'e their d iffereences and give him - iMicient coal to warm him up.

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TAIUS. Ib. 1 S. Hach dressed in a complete outfit of American clothing, from socks to cap. 1 ."' r Tolish werk men. cmcacred by ai;onts of the Krench povcrnnient for reconstruction work in the devastated replor.s of northern France, are already .at work amontf the ruins of tho republic's most thriving industrial section. The arrangement hy which the Poles were brought to France for the vast work of remaking the country torn to shreds by the Cormans is looked on with favor by both the French and I'olish governments. Considerable unrest reported in Poland has been solved by finding work for thousands of Idle but abV'-hod-iecl mep. Likewise, Franco favored the project because it had been depleted of so much man-power that industrial stagnation was Imminent but for speedy rebuilding of factories and rearrangement of towns. P.efore the workmen left Warsaw they were supplied with complettouttits of clothes by the American lied Cross. It is likely lOO.oOO more men will po recruited from Poland

to advance more speedily the work of reconstruction. The workmen are to be paid from indemnity funds paid France by Cermany. Provision has been made for allotment to the men's families out of their pay during their absence.

to suuvirv CITY. Survey of South Ilend s to b? conducted by the Chamber of Commerce to gather information regarding the desirability of tho city for the locating of industries, according to an announcement by the chamber Wednesday.

Alkali In Soap Bad For the Hair

Mrs. Archibald McNeil, wife of former S'ti. McNeil, of Connecticut, and William Jennings Pryan snapped at. Palm peach ready for a wheel chair ride. Mr. and Mrs. Pry an were Einsts at a luncheon given by Mr. and Mrs. McNeil.

Less Credit, More Goods,

to Solve World Ills

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THAT FADED FROCK WILL DYE LIKE NEW

Financial Experts Say Fall in Foreign Exchange is Result of Low Production and Extravagance.

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WAS!IINCT N. Feb. i5. The na-!'rs tion's. al ltst financiers, weighing the i aro

effect on world conditions, of the precipitate slump in foreign exchange values, rapidly are coming to agreement upon the point that th" world will not enjoy fairly stable

standards of currency til it returns to the

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of banking and finance as

ed before the war. This view

predicated upon tlv assumption by .any means that ante-bellum exchange parties will be reestablished. Government financial experts. in truth, believe that a number of European countries never will regain their previous exchange levels. Furope's power to redoce the terrible shrinkage in its money standards, experts declare, hinges upon the ability to pro. luce and save. Whatever the level recovered. European nations, according to the conservative view of men at the helm in the capital, will find it to their vital interest to fasten their standards to a definite gold relation and reestablish stable exchanges, fluctuating between a maximum and minimum of gold parties.

lb-cause of the great jump in

prices of commodities the work

over, some adhere to the view that there will not be gold enough to

serve as a basis for the world's financial structure. Answering this contention, government financial experts today stressed the fact that the more perfect the nnchincn- of

These reports from from trusted advisers

government. They are hub minatiag. as reflecting the

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Snap should he use.! very carefully, if you want to keep your haJr lookir.tr its best. Most soaps and prepared shampoos contain too much alkali. This dries the scalp, makes the hair brittle, and ruins It. The bst thing for steady use is Mulsitied cocoanut oil shampoo (which is pure and greaseless), and is better than anything else you can use. One or two teaspoonfuls will cleanse the hair and scalp thoroughly. Simply moisten the hair with water and rub it in. It makes an abundance of rich, creamy lather, which rinses out easily, removing every particle of dust, dirt, dandruff and excessive oil. Tho hair dries uuiekly and evenly, and it leaves the scalp soft, and the hair fine and silky, bright, lustrous. Huffy and easy to manage. You can get Mulsifed cocoanut oil shampoo at any pharmacy, it's very cheap, and a few ounces will supply every member of the family for months. Advt.

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i i : ing decrease in production, the rise ; j in prices and the Jail of exchanges, t I experts say, will be the adoption by J I foreign governments of a ri.id pol i-

j cy ot preventing iurtner issue ot ' government securities and money for j the purpose of covering current de- ! ficiencies. The nations failing to take, this step soon are believed to be headed for bankruptcy and social and economic disruption.

HE'S FEELING LIKE

A DIFFERENT MAN

At a joint meeting i.f ;be X-tt ional oiiventiou committies of th- Indi.:.t Keal Estate :is.s, .elation. of which Herman Tohulku of this city a n:emb r. an.i of the ln.liar.a;.o"is Ileal Estate board to be held -t the or?ices of the latter organ:7a:n Tuesday. Ecb. "J 4 . an attempt wi'l be made to brine the f.2 omention of the Xatiot al As.sociation II al Estate di alers to Indiana-

O.IS. Indiana has r.ev r had the nationn - t i ii n :ind liiit'i iiri iri.'.'i.

. :i r.s nave ueciac.i to mr. ue an ei- :'. rt to secure it next ear. the . .-mention this year being held at Kansas City the first week in June, v When the Indianapolis delega::o:i went to the nnvention last - ar in Atlantic Cit;- a movement as started to ge the convention ! lis year for Indianapolis, tut the Ificera of the Indianapolis board felt at that time that the board was sufficiently organized to assume .he responsibilities.

credit, the more Insignificant becomes the necessity of settling in actual gold. These experts showed how it is possible to satisfy adverse balance in many other ways than in gold payments where national credit Industrial enterprise and oankintc systems are established upon a sound basis. The confident prediction is made at the treasury department that the stabilization of exchanges with the existing gold supply may be undertaken if government credits and commercial conditions are stabilized. The point was made that even with an additional ? 1.VJÖ, 000,000 in gold poured into the world, exchanges could not be stabilize' unit's, government credits and commercial conditions are stabilised. 1'iainly. in the midst of the present day economic labyrinth, business men have had brought home with Kreat force the i.b-u that the people are living in an era win re production of money and ere. lit has increased and production of goods greatly leoreas d. The answer to the credit dilemma, experts say. is less credit and money and more coods. (lovernment officials especially charged with the duty of safeguarding the nation' purse stiin-s arc i riouriy disturbed o -r th" wave of exti avaganee that grips r.ot emly the American people, but the people of every country. The tluctua-

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Tanlac of Meyer Hrothers Company in Port Wayne, the other day. "and I want lay statement published in all the papers so everybody may know wh. t it has elone for me." Mr. Adams lives on It. E. I). 0, fori Wayne. He is employed by tho vTer.eral Electric Company as machinist and is highly re-pected by all yho know him. "Yes. sir." added Mr. Adams. "I count myself lucky that I got Tanlac. Why. do vou know. I have already gained ten pounds in weight nnd have- ju.-t rinished my third bottle. Not only that. I have gotten lid of a case of stomach trouble that kept me miserable for two yars, as well as all the after effects of a case of 'flu' that came near putting me out of business. "When the 'flu' epidemic struck us about a year ago I was in such an awful run-down condition on account of indigestion that I was an easy victim. I had a spell that used me pretty rough and when I did get up my stomach, which had bothered me for two years, troubled me wor.-t than ever. lie-sides that, my head ached continually and was so

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go distracted. I tried to work. Mit couldn't make it to save my life. I was bilious most of the time, my kidneys were out of order, and my color was bad. I also had the backache and felt tired and worn-out all the time.

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