South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 207, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 25 July 1920 — Page 25

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

BEE-KEEPING IN COUNTY GETS BOOST FROM STATE BOD; 7 i r):oM i'.v : t h "i V- . f ; - : r. " ' t i mi: t.. I ri t ' i I r a ; . Ill Y! th. h;v ',- ft. ' no r ;:i f 1 u f 1 ' n a n : . ' . s ! that i f h h-c-nev 1 : - l:..: up f 1' ha at 'a or k the -. , .i nd ' r I 1 .' . ' . . h '.nl' t! hur. firr Is f ).t ai'i-ri, :.'olr" Pa :r.dividd attention from liou::'"!'1. j j va r 1 r ; him. ( ' 'St : i " i Brother V iJohor.t y, r.oth f '.vhnn 1 üiii'i T ff r.s. nn4 . ''''Hi J l" .it.":-,s of th' Ir j ! - -i'if-rjt. . r. kr.r 'üm I -k . Kr. ',f ihp i . . . i .a v r r. t-. 1 s fur 'A ', !. : in j :.T;::.-r. tr" u- rs, ,v c.'ur.tv. Hf. hi". ' . - - vv.; . , U:t th' ' ! i. j- as a : . t r 'r" j .Mr- , .Mr-z- - , ' t , - j' ' : i

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r' ' ti.r i-rrs v.'hl'-h ic I I .-;- ,-! cf t'i:- Stat': insji rli.r u ' : w ftuc r.- !:, rnaav of v Tli'- iT'ljan lieu .arc '-ii-" '.rr' h-y ;ir ir.it:.-tri'a;. r''i- that th- ;iv.-r;i. ;:!' !.::';. tilty in han.üm;,' tlu-ni.

a 'I'll'' :i t.'fs ar- to intri-th-pfulitr inheritance ' n':r. jijr--hf..,(l Italian

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I i-riti.tra?ioiij hAi:.- various pointers r.n t.cp f-ulturr v., if P. rforrnr-i !)V Mr. Y.t during hi thrc--lay May in .?. .1,.-, ph ounty. I'roprr methods of

cannot fly, nnd hence

'swarm" starts and

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" !! h'tv- pTir-hloorj mal" Ii- ! n.at". In far t, the :.'r !roi." t i-y, wit hr-nt any

i:-ti" iff h. in iiitr ajii'iry i

hf-ri ir.trfucf d will hn th" intrr.duction of purpf.r will r.rintr the wind-

r .-tar.dartl. made through the 5tnte de- " Italian qijern bees frotn

elijipir-.t: O.H- ens so that thev

inn te r.-tfi!y a tiht uhon th

Jnethod.i of transfer and division ro explained

iiriety of the more common toward al.itment of them,

inspector.

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Her ar ?omc views of the local tour of C. C. Yo?t. inspector of aplarie for Indiana department ef c or.servation. At the upper left Is fhown the only roof apiary in St. Joseph county, that of L. C. Jackpon. 2121 S. Mi'hipn st. In the othe r ufper corner is shown a close-up of Mr. Yost at work. The circle in the center shows the peculiar sort of cell in which the queen he is hat ched. this ppecimen having been obtained nt Notre Dame. The lower left photograph b-hows one of the classes watching the state inspector's d emonstration. and partly-finished bee oroduct is shown at the lower riirht.

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THEY STILL MAKE LOVE IN OLD FASHIONED WAY (CONTINrCD FROM PAGE ONE)

last question w.us: "Yes, Lut what really did you think of tlx French women?" vVe answers tlif.e three questions then answered them sincerely, hmvely and frankly. And ve pot the merry "rawz" politely, it is. true, but unmistakenly the (,!d. familiar "r.a wzhero " Just as red and ripe as wh.-n it was plucked years r.i?o from tho blooming j arden of slanj:. W e ppe.I in.rn Gotham to our oxvn hnmphnrr nn

even 1 fore th" handshakes and family kisses aoeomplish'd came that question: ".Vow riv n

th" i ea 1 df.e on the French pirls." Ihii had learned our lesson in that little village th" Hudson and we held our peace. soi.iii:nv oimmoxs. 'rerau- in tho meantime Wt. had diovered that . v.-i-y ,,th r soldier in the Morions A. I F. had HIl "i,1,i"n I ;rat .lir.cr the daughters of l.afavotte diametrically pp. 1 to our own and u- have since come to the f. i;ir!iiMi ri r.uted in th.- ..r,.,,,.

r-uiuiiii, tu mis nari . tue. vi.:: tint when in our care-free prep days we

then Were

said we knew all there was to know about women, we were, mildly speaking, a little liar. Put we have apaln Ftrayed from the path where Geraldine and Hillie are walking In opposite directions. Climbing back over the camouflaged phrubbery erected above, let's get on the main road once more. N'ot that we should remind you of the old song: "For When I Walk. I Always Walk With Billie," but we must follow her banner in her fight with Miss Far rar. Ilecauso we like that sentence: Love Id the burial of the eternal ego, and we, like to think, as we wander down the twisting hill of life, that the .fields beyond are. dotted with rose-covered homes and peopled with loving hearts. We like to think that in the great cities piercing the skyline on the other side of the fields are men and women who have pacriflced themselves to a great or small extent, not selfishly, hut In order that ono dear to them might be happy. STANDARDS ARK IjOWKIC. For though we may pay and that truly that morar standards as we knew them a dozen years ago have dropped dangerously low; though we may talk of the gentle modesty of tho boys and girls of our yesterdays and deplore with widened eye their generally accepted actions of today the sound and sensible fact remains that hearts function now as they did always, and that all throuerh our land are thousands upon thousands, young and old, who have not been swayed bv the

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frothy, frivolous wave o looseness which has swept the world in the past few years. And it appears to a mere onlooker that we must look to the women of our country for leadership in love. Not the class of woman who carried prohibition to a successful issue, though their work was done nobly and well. But the problem of love making and the ethics attached thereto must be guided by the younger ladies of today, because their work will not be carried on through the columns of any publication nor on banners carried in parades. Rather their propaganda will be put over on half-darkened porch swings, with no light save that of a kindly moon and no music other than a summer breeze. AX INDIVIDUAL IIATTLK. Their battle ground will not be opened to the public view, for each has an individual fight to win and each must he her own captain, marshalling In tempting array all the wiles and guiles of womanhood, then carrying the battle straight as an arrow to the heart of him she would convert. She must win that fight must make him holieve that he fdiall do his utmost toward making the world better for her own sweet sake. And then, if it is true that love is the burial of the eternal ego, she shall have added another soldier to the legion who believe that ideals live now just as they did when knighthood was in flower.

BOY SCOUT CAMP TO OPEN AT BIRCH LAKE MONDAY

fCOXTINFED FROM PAGE ONE) periods each day will be given over to swimming under expert guidance, and with every precaution for safety. Every morning the scouts will have two hours of instruction In scout craft, and on hour in the afternoon will be devoted to either ccout games, hiking, stalking cr exploring trips. Perhaps the best feature of all, and without doubt the one which will preserve longest pleasant memories of Pdrch Lake camp, is the evening campflre. Mr. Taylor promises that they will be real live campflres with stcry-telling. stunts, and good live singing. Full consideration has been given the religious element, arrangements having been made for mas for the Catholic boys and service tor the Protestant boys every Sunday. These arrangements have been made in view of the 12th point of the ecout law which states that a sout must be faithful in his religious duties. Every evening at 9 o'clock the camp bugler will sound Uds. the ,-al! that sends boys to their bunks for

j nine hours of good solid sleep In the open.

AJAX RUBBER COMPANY, Lnc. 1507 Michigan Avenue, Chicago, 111. Sold by the following dealer

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Puck's hand. Some of the women ! few dollars to throw aw ay, and

j keep c-n crying, for it's a custom of

the sex to cry when they have sor-

I row, to weep when they have .toy.

farmers that wouldn't ever be happy if the qrafteis didn't come around a ml plav with 'em when they sold

and to "hod tears whenever they find j their crops. We never cared to fish

themselves without either.

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in the busi-

"Madam, do you own any of this stork

ein nsi Muue soi e i;n i- in Wie DUSl- i ! ; i , ,, ,, r " '

fu ss. I know he's on a tan, r. Ymi .. ' - " "V u uow.',rs- s;i ? and I'll give you an interview

. . ., ..;:.. , - - ' vornan, iaini liKe. --it was all

ii.ui snaiT-y. wii.'i an ees like a

had saved

The old woman's ringers shake

"Now. my literarv iriend " savs ', wh" thfV stuff, the skads in tho

Puck.--'take a chair, and keep still, bosom of their rusty dresses. The

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dap tlieir diw goods a second, and you hi ar the elastic go "pop" as the

runlet, sr.nikir.g cut dandruff on his n-at knowing more than J. j.nd Shakespeare put that ain't a reporter

plug.

a i

with

collar, a nit

P. Morgan, toct her if never saw

one. I was afraid of this. 1 don't mir.d drterti-.es and rosolüce 1 n -hpe.-:.rs I talk to 'ein eight min

utes and then th.eni iepor!'-rs ef ii i y collar, tiiat Wt- 1 - 1 . i i-.

You

see before vou two grafters from

in a year. One of mv ! ftmftnrii-ittn pifi, ,.,.

ihildren is dying at home now and I ; sas. Me and pick have sohl brass

naeM t a cent m the house. I came ! jewel rv, hair tonic, song books, ! P rtniem of the "Old to see jf i ,-ouid draw out some. The, marked cards, patent medicines i Lisle-Thread Bank."

........ .-,.,, ,,,u .uuui m,t ii ai Connecticut Smvrna rugs, furniture;

;' . - win j polish, and albums in every town been doing the Jerrniah act the loud- (

, est ouisitie nan spasms oi iasioren solemn

Thero was a smart kind of a kid

trom Old Point Com:ort to the Gol-

oen vjaie. e v graueu a " (loii.ir i conni ence and wan ci to fa

m the gang I guess he w;s a news- ! whenever we saw one that had a j money invested. "Salt away that

sell Ym stock but- 1 Kt,t ,n iweniy-n . mister. ; surplus iook to u. i;ut we never chicken feeds in your duds, and take the starch out ; n' 'v:,vs' looking hopeful at Hack's, ; went after the simoleon in the toe skip along." says Buck. 'What Hoys. I rtn-mim-n-1 sllk hat and clothes. --Dey j-aid me , f tho sock, under the looso brick business have you got investing in a dividend und fade I wo-flfty a mont' on it. Say. a man j in the corner of the kitchen hearth. ! bonds V The tea-pot or the crack in

for the kind of suckers that bite here. No. sir. We got too much respect roc the profession and for ourselves. Good-bye to you, Mr. Receiver." "Here'." says the journalist reporter; "wait a minute. There's a

eurn-ncy goes down in the ladies' de- i broker I know on the next floor.

Domestic I Wait till I put this truck in his safe. ii want you fellows to tak-. a drink

Some of the stockholders that had , on me betöre you go.

anyway if you have to shake It off?" We posted on the chill cure labels about half an hour, and Buck says: "Making an honest living's better than Wall st., anyhow; ain't it Pick?" "You bet.' 'says I. (Copyright. 1920.)

W. D. Clark, 33 years of age, a trapper from the Arctic, saw street cars, automobiles and skyscrapers fo rthe first time in his life when he visited Vancouver British Columbia. I would not exchange a part of my vast Arctic circle for all this. I hope

the i n.ak

tn ho h-irl' r-rti hfnrA Anr-Mf hp

you: says tiucK, winKinsLij

Don't you go to try to i

The thistle and the caterpillar have been eliminated from New

away. Me

1 1 1 ry

Th.

point that

and p.-j.-

and go !.

Mid st.ind still, look hue a lepers alwav pul tablet en yo.:, . jou'vi' h.-i:l, the drir. ks. ! fr'r.aky and i.-r The next day down frotn ri e n the w.i v

wa v.

k talked to Atter- ; r i t - stoj sn a ting That fellow didn't rter to us. Report1 o :t a pencil and it: 1 tell you a story

t:- 1

tens me cley cn t do d.u and be

on de square. Is dat straight? Do you guess I ran get out my twenty-

There's an old saying you may have - the wall behind the clock for

heard 'fussily d ec e n c y which means it's an

averni 'hoard f pennirs." slide from I When the pretty

in the

j the street faker's dry goods box to I shawl cashes in Puck hands.

girl

yo Hired

to try to

believe at the otHce you

said that. Thanks. We can't spare the time, I reckon. So long." If you had seen me and Puck the next night you'd have to go to a little bum hotel over near the .-t Side ferry bindings. We was in a little back room, and I wa? filling up a gross of six-ounce bottles with

Zealand by the English sparrow.

There was one girl a pretty one in a red shawl. ring in a corner like her heart would dissolve. Puck

strikes yoi for 1 goes over and asks her about it.

Atterbur-.- was ' It Hin t so much losing the

ill da. i money, mister. says si

it.d l!;ii it onu s 1 ail o r. "though I'v

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a desk in Wall st. e ve took that! an extra twenty.

siioe. out ve uiun i Know exactly j "A wedding present. says our j what was at the bottom of it. Now. j treasurer, "from the Golcando Co. i vou ought to be wise, but yo:r ain't, j And say if Jakey ever follows his j You've got New York wiseness, , nose, even at a respectful distance, j

her j hydrant water colored red with anai line and flavored with cinnamon.

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; o i e i - it j i i u ; j ij . .

; s the p.i p.-rs. and ;

the tirst tl.lr.g v e v.-e S a column on tho front it;.- about our little itnp sitfon. It was the shame the way thiat repe-:r intimated tl.at we wero no blood re!a:vs f tl.e lite dfoivo W. 'h-.'. !(e tili- all about

the scheme I.e. .-r, h. in a ric

racy kind of a guyh

might amuse m -t u stockholder. Yes right; It tchooeth

ig sty. i

Alt. :he

t rea urcr

iler.t

and

and the the ru.

w on t

nnrry me now. He'll take Rosa Steinfeld. I know J J Jakey. She got $ tOO in the savings bank. At. ai. ai " she sings out. Puck looks all around with that

same funny look on his fate. And ' then we see b ailing against the wall. ! pulling at his pipe, with his ev

that j shining at us. this newspaper re-f-xeept porter. Rt:ck and mo walks over

to him. 'You're a real Interesting writer,"

"How far do j ou mean Anything more up your

ii-. shaking !unKn n-eans mat you uiuge a man; around the corner where Rosa Stein-

e been two '"' tm oi:tsiie of his clothes. Tint i feld live.-, vou are hereby author-

i:'.( u ? knock a couple oi

inches of

urv ;s

ail clad

1 v ited I r i- i says Buck.

of the G-'lco vestment C

den and rjii- k ! h i le 'oncer upon, t b? and Puck h We t.n d- o

i -ju- . : . a-Iv r a '. 1 '. ' . g e o -. j . Ivind-.

1 ret:

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s. d 1

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president : .1 and In- ! real s id - ;

itch a th

hall a crou.i of p z.e i :i t our o'h

j i in in e 1 I u 1 1 Thev've fa i !

r das in. ihi ' d'-'Wn t the st ilrs ar.d in

i pi' Trvp-g to . n h: h is altnside to ti.e v. ail i; o t

know.

to. k and Chi Bon-is m their

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surpi !S"d. 1 Of .1 i.-. i T -

n.ev'i;-.g. They j Btn k

r !-.t-ro h i n.i.is d lots Ilie.tr. t

to i-ji rry it '.

mi c e . "Oil. I'm just waiting around," s.iys th-- reporter, smoking away, "in i use any tn-ws turns up. It's up to .-ur stockholders now. Somo of

in- ni migni compiajn. ot:

Isn't that the patrol wagon now

he sr.s. .iMenirig ti a sound outside. "N". ' h" coe ,,n. "that's Dork Whlt-tl-t-i I s .;,! raiiaver coupe from the Booeelt. I ought to Know that r-T ,. Y I Mittose I'e written

s-.n-.e interesting stutT at times."

ur 1 "You w a:;." . ' . . . . i. ...

ii : gotu to in row an i;e:n i

we i y-":r w iv.

-ain't right. You ought to look at

the lining and seams and the button- i it off." holes. While we are waiting for j When they was all paid off and the patrol wagon you might get out J gone. Buck tails the newspaper rej vt-ur little stub pencil and tike notes I porter and shove the rest of the ; for another funny piece in the J money over to him. paper." j "You begun this." says Buck; Ami then Buck turns to me and "now finish it. Over there are the ;savs: "I don't care what Atterbury books, showing every share and

na nu-. jie "i.i; '"ii. in iiiiuii , iiii'i i .OJ.li l-uj Iieie r (.lie iiiumj t.' if he gets his capital out he's lucky, j cover, except what we've spent to But what do you say. luck'.'" live on. You'll have to act as rc"Mc?" says I. "You ought to j eiver. I guess you'll do the square know me. Buck. I didn't know w ho j thing on account of your paper. This was buying the stock." ; the best way we know how to "All right." says Buck. And then j settle it. Me and our substantial but he goes through the tr.; ide door into , applc-wearv vice, president are going

to followed the examp! of our

was have

revered president, and skip. Now,

you got enough news for to-

the main office an-1 looks at th gang trying to s.pu ce through thi

railing. Atterbury and bi hat

gone. And Buck ma ees cm a short day, or do you want to Interview us speech. ! on etiquette and the best way to "All vou lambs get in line. You're ! make over an old taffeta skirt?" going to pet your wool bick. Don't) "News!" says the newspaper man.

shove so. Get In a line a line

Buck was smoking, contented, and j he wore a decent brown der!y in! place of his silk hat. ' "It's a good thing. Pick." says he, as he drove in the corks ."that we got Brady to loan us his horse ami wauon for a week. We'll rustie up a stake by then. This hair tonie'll sell right along over in Jersey. Bald heads ain't popular over there on account of the mosquitoes." "Hair tonic labels are out." says I. "Only about a dozen on hand." , "Buy some more," says Buck. We investigated our pockets and found we had Just enough money to settle our hotel bill in the morn- ; ing and pay our passage over the ' ferry. ! "Plenty of the 'Shake- the-Shakes ' Chill Cure' labels," says I, after ! looking. ! "What more do rou want?" says; Buck. "Flap 'em on. The chill sea - I

son is Just opening up in the Hack-

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Tirtt mrrtr alJ Jniian 1 tiej don't me pe rf crod lotiort. Vnr agra tbnj vtrd bar oil, with thff potent ing-aci.eru from tha fi'lOi, aooort and foretti of Niiir. A r!:abla form-iii ta KOTALKO. loc ars' l;i'r for bair cd aralp. Altoninh-r v a;. rtf In OTr-rTTifr: I) A S'DI.L'fy, toppio FALl ISG HAIR: and ledaeii-f A'iiV GROW1H Ii easy rain whan ail fai!H. lnvtit cata. f V, mtmtyrifuni (Mrinm. tor men. omin, ctildran. Earn ti-a HTertis-

mnt. ffcow othi ra. I'oaitivr'y woridfrfn!. Prf RATALKO at tha dror a'.rrr; or vend 10 rrDta

(a.ivrr or atarapa) for precf box an J orntff, to

er.sark low grounds. Whit's hair; jha Dart Brittal, Sta. F. New York

pM it rr-vA

fcHriirn mud

y'd

not in a pile, stop Meitir.g' ing for you.

Iady. will you please

savs Buck- "I'm 1 climb over that rail;

an "item of news in ! ar safe. Don't cry

j out u cent

. en

p... r i old women

reaches In his pock t and ! Pick

me a key. knew what he ! nnd

before be spoke. Confound-

ha- : r -

' - T . i th. and ! n i :i ml

that y nd mil

u'd jay unk, 1 1 : S : e was Ilk-- v. if f t -

ed old if, ean t. bett r '

Th. h. an

ai e

I km w u hat he n't make them any

taking his pipe out: "do you think I could use this? I don't want to

lose my job. Suppose I go around to the office and tell 'em this hap- j pened. What'll the managing edl- ! tor say? He'll just hand me a pasy to Bellevue and tell me to come back ,

. come an-i straighten em out when I get cured. I miRht turn in i

and let 'em through and out by the a story about a sea rpnt wiggling other door." , up Broadway, but I haven't got th

pushes , r.erve to trv 'em with a pip" like

Your money's waitHere, fonny, don't

sis; ymi ain't

ilet in line. I saw Here,

Puck Likes off his coats.

Bu-

H.)i

crippVd. t kids1

and! "Pu o- t- I Uard.

I . ew w a

v w

had

the -r-tw-.l. k!y loo kin.'

s an-1 mess

,-rkit:g men in s'.e.ves roll 1 gang leckrd an thine un

it star.-

d.i. Sti'i

'i please. . f a p n 1 e 1 v!. -n he . teppol UP t

-f

aces. I gets the stock hohlers strung!

B i: l; n 1

woman

and

k." sas he. looking at m ".tint this craft a little out

car hue"? I .o we want Jakev to

r:. .rry 11- vi Steinfeld?" "You've got my Vote." r,iVS I. I'll h tVe here in 1 minutes." An-! I starts for the .-.ifety deposit ault

I e mis back vith the money done au-i the (tol-1 Bonds, up in a lug bundb. and then Buck j cash, dollar for dollar

and m tukis t he jourr..: list reporter i they paid

iround to another door and we let .ur.N.lvcs info one of the office

his silk hat cr. the back of Iiis head. J this. A get-rich-cjulck excuse me an-! light up a rein. victoria. He gang giving back th boodle! Oh. sets nt the tnble with the boodle - no. I'm not on th comic upple-

before him. all done up in neat pack- ' ment."

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the reporter man passes 'em out of . nin't Wall Streeters like vou know-in

i the side door into th- hall again. As ; 'em. We never allowed to swindle'

i Uiey go by. Ruck take up the stock I sick old women and working gPIs I

paying 'em and take nickels off of kids. In the

the same as j lines of graft we've worked we took

shareholders of money from the people the Iord

made to be buncoed sports and rounders and smart Alecks and street crowds, that always have a

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