South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 73, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 13 March 1920 — Page 4

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OFFICi:. 210 V. Colfix Av Thon. Mriln L'iro. Private hrnnrh Milan?". Civ operator r.m of person or ciep:rtiijnt wanted.

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?L J'.SRirTTON KATES: Mnrnlnr nnd Hrmlng rMltlor.s -cinc!e CnfiT. .".; Simdav. cj. IUrfred hv rarrier In Soutb i

r-c i anl .f!hawaVj. S7.no per vr,r In ndvinrr or IV by the Mrtrnlnp anflI'.Tcnlnjr Kdltlonv Lilly including Sunday, by mall and In-dd ISO iidle from .south I'.m1. 4o.- month: T' tvo rr.onth: .IV per mnth ttrf ;f tor. or M.Oo per ynr In tdTance. all othera hy nail M0 pr nr " .V) f,rr mr.nth. Entered at th South IVnd prsfo?T I -- as" s-nI 1 i null. ADVEKTISINf; ItATlIS: .k tt adrp-tislng dpnrtrnnt. F,T!rn Adrf rtMng Ppri'ntatlv. : PONi:. LnitrNZHN' f ropMAN. ccr rifth Ar.. N- Yvrk City. ;m 1 72 A 1 a m St.. CYActgn. Tb Nwg-Tlrri "vlrnvoM to k- p Its r.'lvrtU!n(C cdurcn. freo from fraudulent ndMrepr-.-pntntion. Any pTon i!efriTidd through ptronasr of any ndvrt!mnt in thta papr will ronfr a faror on the management by reportlnar tne facti completolj.

MARCH 13. 1920.

nil the Pmc'lnn militarists could pot the humane Ilortha to do was to rnanuf'irtur tho lonpr-rarpt-fur.i to mnrUr worshipper 'M churches and shatter hospital f.lld with the wm:ndf-d. jo all that th- iniM-natured and rthiral Hfrntorff rould he p'rMia'ld to do was to try to ?tab a friendly nation in tho hark and drfond drowning of wom-f-n ar.d duldrrn without limine. Net on? ?tp would o beyond that. This is what plvps eppcclal v.iluo to his wails now that holding the Germans to thr IlctatJ t'-rmf of praro siiffprst." a true! disposition on the part of the victors. Coming from any other (irrmar. but nern.torff ihr?e tears miprht attract but little attention. Knowing him ns th-y do, however, as so soft-hearted that hg could approve nothing wor.c on the part of his countrymen than the bombing of civilians and drajrtrlp.p of younsr Klrl. Into slavery. Americans naturally are "imprr.scl." Fo Imr.rtFsed are they that if they should meet up with him they would be sorely tempted to tell it to him with a brick.

The Tower of Babel

By BILL ARMSTRONG

a rrrvv hand duawn roiiTKAITS Ol' I'liO.MIN VIST SOt TH ih;m)i:hs. U'e rlrt present: MTTI.n Ol'IJA.

LET US TRY TO SEE STRAIGHT. Without .traif.ht rrinsr thrrr can be no straight thinking. Hut prejudice thrives without .discomfort to thoso who iflvc it place in their minds, while forr. effort may b: necessary to obtain and assimi;at facts. Prejudice warps and befuddles. for which teason it should be put away as an injurious tiling. Ii hinders proxrs for it rejects the truth. Wore it not so, u should have no such commentary as thi. on the supreme court's decision against the government's pica for dissolution of ihe United States Steel corporation: "There is ,rea.on to doubt whether th- rfi'ec t of a. decre t,f dissolution would have' been more noticeable, than that of the decree at dissolution in th standard Oil cnw. The Standard was ordered to 'unscramble' and it is today the Fame old Standard." If that is true, then the decree against the old Standard was wholly unjust and unwarranted. The ( otnplaint In that ease was, and the accusation was held to have been proven, that the Standard was monopolistic and restrained trade by unfair methods of comretltion. Ther is today a "Standard subsidiary" in every state where the retroleum industry thrives, several of them in some states, but are there not others also? looking over a list of independent oM reflnin, companies one gets the idea that the Standard must compete In genuine fashion in order to live. If it docs In the aggregate of its links carry on the major part of the oil business it is strange, if it is "the sam old octopus." that you he;ir no complaints from independents. The latter are in fact so prosperous und busy that they have no time to bother about competitors. Whatrver grounds for eomplaint th publie may hitve against the Standard these days may be as legitimately cited apraint tli Independents. The- ancient prejudice ajrainst the Standard rest chiefly on its sucer-s. No form of justice would satisfy these prejudice d beings: they are out for spoliation of tho rich without consideration of XYiv benefits conferred on humanity by those who d worth while things, as the standard has done so nmaslngly. These ponjle would not have lon better pleased with the dissolution of the Steel corporation unless it hd sent its owners, among them thousands of employes, forth as beggars and deRtroyrd the plants.

MEANING OF AMERICANISM. The American Legion will attempt to obtain a definition of "Americanism." one that will embrace all that the ramc implies and that will be accepted as tiie true meaning of the term. As frequently as the word is used it is not likely that any two persons would define it in the samt way. Yet a correct and definite understanding of what is meant when the word is employed is needed. The definition should bo short, yet comprehen she. It should be expressed in simple language. , It should bo broad, yet affording no place for the unpatriotic to stand. ' The demand for nn expression of th4 meaning is required in order to make clear to all for what the American Ixgion stand. The Legion has pledged itself to defend and support Americanism, and it wants a concrete statement of its platform so that there can be no misunderstanding of Its principles. The effort to reduce Americanism to definite t-rms is commendable. If an acceptable definition :s framed it will convey an exact meaning whenever used. It will remove the term from individual 0 interpretation. Kven the revolutionist who plots the overthrow of the government by nrmed force and bloodshed will contend that ho is an American, but he applies his own construction of what Americanism means. The two million members of tho American Legion by their acts have demonstrated that they know what Americanism means. It remains for them to express the meaning in words.

ANOTIIKU NVIlsnitY PICTLRi:.

Little Ouija is one of the highly paid assLUants of The Tower o? Habel. Ouija looks a pood deal likt Fred Rose, but the similarity in appearance should not predjudico any of our millions and millions of readers. Ouija learned to ouija while wrapping bundles at Wheelock's and w:ts employed by thl department of The News-Times to answer any question of the past, present or future. The questions are now beginning to pour in. If you haw any questions to ask. or any problems to solve write little uija. enclosi:- a stamf to insure a reply. I,n't forget to enclose the stamp, as that is the way Ouija is paid.

AX Ol A) WOOD ITT OF XKLSOX JOM-LS.

The above picture shows Nelson Jones, the widely known and affable undertaker, in the nursery when a small boy. A year after the picture was made, Mr. Jones came out for county treasurer.

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furnace to know spring

THE "SADNESS" OF BERNSTORFF. Not since Bertha Krtipi s appeal to the world in the name of humanity for the "little children" of Germany have we been ., touched as by the sighs of that other tender-hearted Teuton. Count Hfrnstorff, over the signs he sees of n continuing aire of intrigue and cruelty. Just as during the war

STATUS OF THE HOHENZOLLERN. It having been settled that Holland will not surrender William HohenzolWn to tho entente allies for trial nor bundle him off, a prisoner, to some remote island, the former kaiser will bo of interest only to the extent that the German people are in

terested in him. For the moment he appears to have been deserN-d by the elements that have attained j

political ascendency in Germany. The explanation of that probably is to be found in the proverbial law of self-preservation. The . German people are occupied with the pressing business of re-est.Yblishing themselves commercially and industrially, with mak

ing their living. Within reasonable time, though. t

there will be an easing of this pressure and political divisions among the people will become sharper. When that takes place- there will be a disclosure of how much of a menace to the general peace th-1 Hohonzoiiern's prese nce in Kurope is. With the exemperor just across the frontier he may become a eüsturbing political influence.

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comes because it

begins to heat up-1;

then.

This photograph is an interior view of the home of Frank S. Thorpe, local Goodrich dealer, taken during the recent argument in Europe. Little Weatherstrip, the son. Is crying so hard when he hears his rapa is golns to war, that the tuth'-r finally decides that he will ask for exemption papers. Uncle Knoch Crowder was presented with a beautiful enlargement of the accompanying picture.

Yi: FDITOR'S HOMF ANY ÖODY GOT AN IDEA

EORGE WYMAN & CO

This elegant half tone sl ows an interior view of the editor's home any merning. The editor is trying to think up something funny, while the other party. is shouting the well known slogan. "No brains. No brains," at tho top of her voice.

AMFSKMnXT XOTK. Fred Rose's daily short talk on Havana is attracting larger and larger crowds. Yesterday, it darn near attracted the police.

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A West Virginia man eiffers two dogs to the revenue olllcers with the guarantee that they can scent a still a mile away. That's nothing. Some folks can smell it across three counties.

Keeping the mouth shut is recommended by a health expert as a simple preventative of many ills. And ileshly troubles are not tho only ills that may be avoided by practice of the habit.

The candidates are going to be hard put to it to yay anything new on some subjects.

More Truth Than Poetry By JAMES J. N'ONTACUE

bonds to send to a bank we'd want nt least to have a casual acquaintance with the messenger we employed. (Copyright. 1 !20.)

PlsYCiriF PILIZI: FIGHTING. When Carpentier goes into the ring, no punch or w.alop. jab or swing. Or bedy blow ran lay him low Or otherwise affect him. His trainer has worked vut a way to hpnotize the slams a way, A pschi charm from any harm Or danger will protect him. Although a punch may reach his chin, it will not stove that member in. Though sundry blows may find his nose. They will not tap the elarct. He will not feel a stinging s'.ab when he receives a plexus jab. H will not d ifc-n to notice pain. For he'll not have to bear it.

WHAT'S IN A NAME

Facts about your name; its history; its meaning: whence It was derived; its significance; jour lucky iluy anil lucky cwcl. BY MII.DRFU MARSHALL.

FRNFSTINT. Lrtp'Stine has an origin ef lofty dignity. She is one of the "Kagle" names. Like many of the feminine names connected with mythology, the eagle occupied a position of great respect and even adoration among the ancients, and his name with various suMxes and prefixes furnUhed many ef the cognomens then in vogue. In Scotland the word for eagle was "erne" and the name was found in all countries where there were mountains, the homeland of the king

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Do not make the mistake-of thinking that cocoa is only an occasional drink. It is so valuaBIe a food beverage, so rich in the elements of nutrition, so deli

cious in flavor, and. so wholesome that it should be used regularly and often. Booklet of Choice Recipes sent free. WALTER BAKER, ö CO 'Lid. JEsia61isheäi780. D ORCHESTERMASS .

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there, it has oT late years been contracted to Stine, ot Tine, or symethnes Erna. Bohemia calls her by the elaborate Krnostinka, but England and America took her ever as Ernestine and preserve her as such. The moonstone is Ernes-tine's tali-?man:e gem. It is said to bring her pood fortune and good health and is particularly lucky for lovers who. old legend insists, may read the future in its depths. Sunday is her lucky day and five her lucky

number. Yellow is said to be her y T M M H f 1JJ J Tt H j IVt n t TMTHM I I

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The Horoscope

t'iials. Arnridur, or Arneidur,

seconds never treat him rough.

to make him hathcrv and

touch :

The exercise that they advise I was th- first of the eegle ladies. Is moderate and gentle. ; She was said to be the daughter of And if they catch him r :r his Asbiorn. of the Gebrides. who was suard and land on him a iqt U-o.j,, to .n Icelander named Katell It irU, . ... tm. ; l . i.. l,.. .1 .... . - . I

i t'Jü'' to lind a quantity of silver

( s'itt'.cient for her ransom beneath , tlie roots if a tree, but she decided ! to remain the wife of Thvmr and

jroe.H down in history as one of the '

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b'.OWS Are whoilv ac idcr.ta!.

1 long to see this fe!I-w fight: 'twill be h most enchanting sib.t To see him smile unhurt the while Hard-hitting pugs attack him. I want to see that psychic f. ree (which I am sure it wi". i f c o u r e ) Htmov the stir.g of every wmg. Bat I don't want to t a k him!

Not Murti Help. in the purchase ( f stamps i.-.oncy gets as far as it tv-r did. but tlie letter don't. More lAen Than War. I'rohibltion has ct'rta;n!v i- :i a

lot of publicity to ti,e

SATFRDAY, MARCH Ft. . Tho .astrological significance of this day is not of the greatest importance. There is little change from tho previous day. with Uranus tho predominating influence bringing opportunity for change, removal or journey, either of which should result advantageously if carried to fulfilment by a proper care for the signing of all papers and documents and i: might be added with due respect for integrity and truth, as the position of Mercury afflicted by the Moon, makes for a tendency to disregard these. Mercury wa-s the "thief" among the gods, as well as the barcainier. Those whose birthday it is may have an interesting and successful year with possible change and travel. A child horn on this day will be

lamo.'s vomcTi oi ice-amx. ! clever and orgiual. tut should be The next stp in the evolution of ; well trained In truth.

Ernestine was Arnthora, and later

STRAWBERRY PLANTS

We grow all the leading, standard varieties the worth-while ! kind including the TWO BEST everbearers known at the j present time. Superb and Progressive, the real money makers. Planted before April 20th they will produce a big crop of fruit J

from August I 5 th to Oct. lDth. THREE CROPS IN TWO YEARS One acre of Weston's everbearers worth three o lother varieties. NO TROUBLE TO GET 50 CTS. PER QUART FOR THE FALL CROP! Our free catalogue tells the truth about these wonderful ewerbearers, and other kinds of fruit plants, also seeds, roots and novelties for the garden. A. R. WESTON & CO., R. D. 15, Bridgnian, Mich.

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Sjnklng a a Rank Outsider We don't know .iriythi:.- a !

tii.ar.ee. but it .. -m- t" :

we had a hundred dullu-ia wurih of

Annor.t. who was the wife ef Bernard d- St. Valeyr. Her name was earried ii.to the family of Pr.ne ! y ' King John's victim. Maude de St. Valery. who Vailed iir.e iif h-r il:iüch!rrs Ar.nnra.

The masculine Ernesto. which found, containing , . . . , , . ! above aildress and a note: I

lrect if a , i.rr.esxme uiree;iy. ap-

1 p.ared f.r.t in I.cmbardy in the ; Lombardy in the year 111, through i Markgraif of Austria Ernst spread ! al! oer German v after the Iteforma-

i tion. a lid it was (;n'.i inv which

. ,' 'If ' :;!.-iI!v loriue.l the feminine Krr.es-

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FIND IIODY OF YOUTH. GItANI) RAPIDS. Mich.. March 12. It Is believed that Sergt. J. I. Nolen. 19 6 Terrace av., care Mrs A. E. Morril, New London, Conn.. committed suicide by drowning himself in Grand river Friday. An array

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disgusted with myself for the weak fool that 1 am."

NEW YORK, M.-rch 12. A movement to launch a third major political party, founded on "progressive" principles wa under way hero today. It was btlng fostered by baut citizen Gl IiXuökli A-

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Store hours: Open 8:30 a. m. ; close 5:30 p. m. except Saturday when store closes at 9:30 p. m.

An EaSter Sale of Dresses at $39.75 The Spring models are charmingly reflected in these new frocks which emphasize the most desirable traits, evolved this season by the designer?. There are draped skirts, short sleeves and Vestee effects in a variety of fabrics including Taffetas, Crepe de Chene, Georgettes. Serges and Tricotines, to suit every occasion from serni-formal town wear to luncheon or the theatre. Many of these regularly sold at. .$45 and $50 This is a time when early selection insures a choice from every size and color. No C. 0. D. 's No Exchanges None sent on Approval

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Easter The art of millinery is de

lightfully expressed in these

hats which have just emerg-(

ed from our own work shops and from those in New York. Inspired by all that

Millinery

is best in the newest Parisian importataions. The Knox hats for women The Knox hats for women. Sailor or trimmed hats, are displayed here for your selection.

Sale of Carpet Samples

Starting Saturday Morning The accumulation from our cut order carpet department together with the manufacturer's samples. The ends are all nicely finished and are suitable as small rugs, strips and runners. There are Body Brussels, Axminstcr, and Royal Wilton carpt;ts in this lot. Sizes are 9, 13, 18, 22 J2 and 2 7 inches wide by I Yz yards long. 27 fine Axminister Samples $3.00 to $6.00. 42 fine Body Brussels Samples $1.50 to $5.50. 69 fine Wilton Samples $2.00 to $9.75. 56' Center Window

No Mail or Phone orders for carpet ends can be filled in this sale.

March Sale of Room Size Russ Now On.

A Growing Rug and Drapery Department for a Growing City

Electric Washer 1920 Model A NOTHER beauty of the Cofneld is its compactness. It will r easily go through a 25 inch doorway. And all parts moving and otherwise are built within the frame, leaving no projections. This eliminates the necessity of extra parts for protection a feature you will like. But to appreciate this fully you must see the Cofneld in actual operation. Call us up for a demonstration do your next washing free with a Cofneld.

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Opportunity for an energetic man to represent large financial house of Chicago. One having knowledge of motor trucks preferred. Clean work with good remuneration. Phone Mr. Schram at Oliver Hotel for appointment. References required.

Glasses Correctly Fitted

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Broken lenses duplicated the same day. Dr. J. Burke 230 S. MICHIGAN ST.

Tho Big L3ectric Shcp S. D. Moran & Son

Wiring and Repairing.

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Samuel C. Lontz & Sons East Colfax Avenue The Home of Klean Koal

H. LEMONTREE

bouth Bnd' LMlliiff ptwnitrit &od Manaf tfturtrg Optlrta W en dapiicatf any pair ef lassN, no matter tier tt(?j r-rr :di1-. tV4 8. MinmiAN rt.