South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 174, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 22 June 1920 — Page 7
TTKSTVXY MOrtMVG. jrF 72, ! 1 BRIDEWELL TAKES fAIDSTN CARUSÖ 6EM SEARCrf ON ASPECTS OF A IsJjÜJju 1 uu UUUnUlj Chicago Daily News Tells of Goodly Effect of Booze Limitations. Th Chicago Pilly New?, nf re--r.t date, FtAle th.it ptty crime 1ih fallen of? to purh an extent In fhlrapo that bj than a third of the Iii-!! quota of thivr, pickpockets. if e be.it er, drunks und vnrrants nr iummfrir.iT In the lir'.flfwfl! this er. For thf' who rlo not know. t It he unor!oo! that the Brideveil Je Chirafroe city prison. The u Quotes .Jrph Flmsn, nrrr'ntarmn rf tSa irtltn!nn HSV '.tj'.'.'iv v4 . - ' l ' r T 7 T'.. '-.4 ' f.- - ' 9 , . l-j.r't. . . ,
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"We hv ahoijt men out hr and wnmrn. Iüi't yr ' had abo'i 1.100 ar.rl th y.ir t-fore trior" than Put they keep romlnsr fl'r and iorrrr. Vom rmembrr the j!ar bfcre. fhn'f you? No m-1 of prionrs. Now It ie hard to find anybody to end to th UrMevcrll. "IVohJbitior ? UVII, mayb tht his a littl to dr. with 1. There are fewer wife heaters thin thre w T and I nupp prohibition rr'pnn'ilik for that. Hut from talklntr to the m-n and watrhlnic the Situation rarf ully, I havo fom to the rm-luelon that the 'a hol thin? U caused by prosperity. There is work fr everybody row. The rity n'fls men. A mm nn make four dollars a day rleanlnpr ftrfet. That 1 more than he ran mifce pick. nur pockets and It ln't rn hard." Hvldently the nuprrlnterMent nf iti liridewell In not a prohibition fnnntlr. He 1 not point; to plve the 1 rohlbltlon pollrv any n;ore credit Thin If rominiT tf if The next f-tatemfnt was j.mbr.bl; not Intendd to be hut neverthlr-fM 1? testimony .i to the saloon's rit In making vacrant and. therefore, the fi-I-m's part In contributing to the population of the r.rldewll. If it is testimony from an unwlll'ne witness It lot9 nothlncr in value. He savs: "Nearly all th old time V.i.r.s" are pone. Where? I don't know. T hart been vonderlnp. Ycvj rentemher the WcM M.vlisnn street outfit? (Kditor's note: Tfe refer? to the cheap ealoon district, the barrel houo section of the ry.) Well, it's? cone. Yr.. Fir. vanished. I went i'.nvn to the 1 c5plaiiira
Street station the other day to
e whether tle w re there. I;ut
they weren't. f gi.-ss they must have migrated to Milwaukee or l-ome other 2 7" pr-r.-f-Mi place. It Is certain thnt crime that K petiv crime has fallen off in the ( itv." Mr. Flmin aider! tint he received queries every day from men and women Interested In prohibition : sklnK him whether prohibition h is .mythlnsr to do with the lack of ati. ndanre at his Institution. "I answer ves and no," Faid Mr. Finnn.
SERVICE MEN MUST REINSTATE INSURANCE ' BEFORE JULY FIRST
Service men who were discharged prior to Jan. 1. 197 0. must n Instate thir government Insurance before July 1. 192e, or loe the privilege of ir.lnpr so, according to the local Tied Voss office, which lf prepared with the neceesary forms and Information to aid ex-soldiers In handling their
n ranee. The lenpth of the time since the
insurance w.m dropped is Immateril. it Is explained. Payment of two months' premium will he all that Is required, that Is one month ace period and the present month. After the. Insurance has been reinstated It may b converted into ne of the Ix permanent policies offered by th government. ITnllke policies offered by commercial companies, representative of the Red "rsi office explain, the jrovernment )'licie? carry protection agralnst l.ath. and there are no restrictions whatsoever as tc occupation. p'ace of residence or the like. I'nder the recent hill of congress the converted insurance may be paid in a lump sum in casi of death, if Mich a provision Is desired.
MOOSE LODGES WILL HOLD PICNIC JULY 5
Members of the Moos lodges throughout northern Indians and southern Michigan have completed p'ans for a picnic at 1-ake park. Hudlake. Monday. July 5. Kodney Uranden. supreme ftcTti iry of the Moose order, will deliver an address at th picnic Krounds. Special cars on the Chicago. ?outh lni and Northern Indiana Hallway "o. and the South Shore Intorurl .'ns .will be. run In order to accommodate the crowtfs from here who xpoct to attend. The Mooe ricnlc Is an annual affair of the members of the order and :s expected to be well attended Mend i y.
IIUL LKUbS tibi KLAI AT NOTRE DAME
Several hundred members cf the
IMly Cross convocation are attendin tc the annual retreat at Notre T'ame this week. FVather Isidore, a prominent Tassionlst missionary from Chit ape. is retreat master. The fix weeks' rjmmer school p8s!on will opfn nt N'otro IXanie .: jr.p 2S. Special etudie will be pursued by the teaching brothers and I rlsts of the congregation at the s'hool. A record attendance is predated hy the recistrar.
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crultinc station has sent to Indi'.apolij for enlistment, the followmen: Alhert C. C. riffln. I-i-orte. Ind : Ceoro Hook. Cary. Ind.: Harry Updike, Portland. Ore.; ii nd I.ee C. Steele f this city. Cpl. i;,ts been on recruttinp pervl here and recnllsted for further rvi'. m that line. lit- held a "rimic'ion as a lieuter.int during 'var. n-.d in most of the .ht:n4 in Trance.
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The Original r.lalted milk for infanta rnd Invalids A raid Imitations and Substitute
Mrs. Park DenJamJn. Jr well known aocietj matron, who U assistIns ber slster-in-la w. Mrs. Enrico Caruso, wife of the famous finger, tfl Hear up the mjaterj of the $SO0.000 robbery which recently occurred is Kew lorlc
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION IS STILL "UNßOSSED"
Hy Ia C. MARTIN. I'niteil Pre Muff ( rrsonlnt. SAN rFtANOl.-VO. Calif.. June 21. A U'eek from the opening of tluir national convention here, democrats find themselves as puzzled and bewildered as the republicans were at Chicaero before their "ynbofed" convention met. The denu-cratB. eoo are bcssless and as a result those here mill aro'in'l rekin the answers to a number ff questionf including: Will I'res't Wilson ask .for the nomination fnr a third term? What is Hryan Koint: to do and will he 1 able to wrest control to the president? What had the party better do about the liquor question? Why did McAdoo retire from the campaljrn ? There are a lot more questions yome democrats would like answer
ed if they could find unvono who
knows the answers. They are chiefly concerned today, however, about Just two men Wilson and Hryan. Am nobody here has any Idea what either of tin so has up his sleeve in the way of convention trumps, there is a general disposition among the managers of candidates to go pretty slowly until the Wilson and Bryan
programs l-gin to appear. As one astute manager put it today, they don't want to have to take iinythin back later thnt thv may r.ty now, so they are saying nothing. San Francisco will take on its convention clothes this week with the arrival of state delegations, the o..nir.t of candidates" headquarters', ami the addition of municipal decorations'. Democrats who arrived early have, put in most' of their time Fifiht-serinp, and real cur.iprjpn activity has been lacking. The national committee will sit Friday to hear contests, one from tJeortfia and probably one from Missouri. The league of rations issue ii involved In both the Missouri ana Georgia contest.". The national committcemnnship of Georgia also hangs em the outcome ef that contest. Clark Howell, the oldest democratic national committeeman in point of service may lose his place. Sen. Glass of Virginia, is expected
to arrive during the week bearing
the dr;(ft of a platform said to meet the president's views. Glass is -slated to head the resolutions committee.
A. Mitc hell I alrm r also is cornin to
attend the meeting of the national committee, of which he is a member.
Lutheran Synod Authorizes Four New College Buildings
Among the other big moves, the Augustana Synod of the Lutheran church, before Its adjournment at Jamestown. N. Y., June 16, authorized the erection of four new huildIngrs for Augustana college rosting 60C000. the making of English the official language with Swedish, a minimum salary for its ministers and an enormous budget for missions especially in China. August ana College at Itock Island. 111., the leading school of this body. will have the four new buildings in the form of a new seminary building, a science hall, a men's dormitory and a woman's dormitory. The average cost of construction for each building will b? $1 50.000. This body of the Lutheran church, consisting largely of the Swedish Immigration Into America, makes a big step toward the solving of one of Its greatest problems in authorizing that hereafter Knglish shall bo on a par with the mother tongue.. All of the official records will henceforth be In two languages. Uymt-n of the synod meeting in
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Charles F. ififham rresidect .Wilson has been offeretl proposition tfcat, when his term expires, next March, he us tl e. motion picture screen to spread the propaganda for the League of Nations and world peace. Toe iffcr is made by Charles Frederick Higbam member o. :be llrltist: Tarliament. an Intimate friend of Llj)d George and an a.-Jent exponeat of t League cf Natioua-
Jamestown during the week of June
S to 16, gave the ministers a worthy
surprise by announcing at the end
of the convention that they had met in special etssion and had recommended to the church that the minimum minister's salary be $1,000 and a parsonage. Pension Committors Rrport. The laymen's Pension committee reported that f347,000 had been raised for the Ministerial Pension Fund. Besides this the synod authorized the organization of the Augusfana Layman's League for the purpose of increasing this pension fund to JL'. 000. 000. Augustana synod hns always distinguished Itself for its missionary activities-. The foreign mission budget for China alone for this past year, which was raised, was J100.00. The synod this year raided th budget for China to Jill. 000. This is indicative of other missionary accomplishments. One of the most important events of the meeting of the Aupustana Synod was the ordination of 1 1 men to the Lutheran ministry. One of these will go as a missionarv to Africa. All of these will go Into active pastoral work as the Lutheran policy provides for ordination of only those called to minister to a parish. The First Lutheran church at Jamestown, X. Y.. with the Rev. Daniel Nystrom as pastor, has been the host to the synod. The meetings were held in the church which is said to be the finest church In the synod. Among the officers of the Augustana Synod are some of the most distinguished leaders of the Lutheran church In America. They Include the Hev. G. A. Hrandelle. D. I), Kock Island. 111., president: the Hev. P. A. Mattson. D. D.. Ph. D. Cannon Falls, Minn., vice president; the Hev. Joseph A. Anderson. HoxhoTm. Iowa, secretary; K. T. Anderson. Hock Island. 111., treasurer. CAMIHIM JAIL LOMls lXHtMim I-OPtlMtlTV A Canyien. N. J., business man writes the American Issue that he has been conducting religious services in the criminal ward of the Camden jail for the past rlvc years. He testifies that he has seen as many as 130 to 140 in Jail. On May 1C there were Just 10 men in the piiminal ward of this big Jail and three of them were scheduled to leave during the week. It is a new experience for Camden. mr correspondent Rays that every Sunday marks a decrease in the number of innvates. There haa been but one woman in the woman's ward for the past three weeks.
VISIT IX SOUTH. Mrs. Clarence Kdwards and Mrs. Heur Zimmer left Monday morning for Ix?5 Angeles. Calif., and other DolnU of Interest In the west.
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