South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 313, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 8 November 1920 — Page 4

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES iniolLn i ras SALVATION ARMY SERYICE SUNDAY DRAWS BIG CROWD SOFT COAL PRICES .TFAVS PEsTin TE. C N sT A N T I N ( I ' 1 .! ; . N 1 1 Vi ! 1 1 f ' " k r 1 i n i ' Cr.r.-'.i " t :".'" 1 re QÄYQ TRUTH TC anna pewr.LL metzgek. WILL CONTINUE TO -DROP, LEADERS SAY . v iiiu inuui iu A-.r. : J ..-...;! :.!rz-r. 1 & River- '. It;-.-. :;! at bar home at 1 1 : ;, 0V9ur Tms is p. i! o.v.p J.-o 'n , :- re:;.'.' r : no placc A SHOWN 111 NATURE S ri.'imir 2. Sh '.3 i : . !. r i;,'thr, Mrs. Cva ' V a ' b t.-r. .YIh ir.iz iFoR MB :-p 1 ; !.'.-.! ;t.s. I-los H. of H Mh n- M.r.m. ai.d Wilbert C. Jt?rtirli.- Tir-t of a Sri"- of ' ' ' " Sh'' a !,'v'hpr ln CapL A. E. Trevitt Delicrs Fuel Want of INation Mrt Surplus Supply Now Heini: Stored. t: :ty '-.'.f ihe runerai win be I ' ! a Ti !!. y afternoon at 2 o'clock j ;'-.! . t i ; 1 w ill in I :ivT1rv cemt ' r . Glasses Properly Fitted .N-rmoti"' fr in:: ( r! Stirring Address of Interest.

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W ILL i:. If v. K. H.v. s. Franklin st.. - ;! '!;! 'it hi.- home Sunday r :!-. tr g a fhort illness of : i . II. Iii.-? wir. Mln- . i :',! - I h.v the folio win ibnr-.. IPiroM. Kirsel. . Mr. j. .f , T atmcyer of !-..:. .. ..rid .Mrs. P arl CrawS - ith I!. ml. II . h .! lived in South Pend ; -: :4 v.-ars. romint? hpm :h 'tv. l'unrr.n arr.i- r:f h.'' r"t 1 "-r l made.

PETTICORD PARTY GETS SOUTH BEND COUPLE TO JOIN Mr. and Mr. Long of Donald Si. to Join Evangelistic Iirtv Soon.

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:.'r. I.on-; will be;:in his duties t!." p.irty tli latter part of 1 Mi: 'di at Tifui. O. T lo will ha-c ' rh ,! id tlw "Mp.t,'ri--rational j?ing 1 a:;d .ill platform work preceding Tl..' .j -.!( iiin-'. Next summer Mrs. : will ai.-o ha a ilare aiiwr' ! t!. " i-l.fi., of t lie retticord party. Mr. I-oi:r w.is thf organizer of4the ; i h' iii.N ' 1 : f i r dt'.ritiir tho I?ob Jones j n i tl !i!xtinur in outh Hond. and ; i t. i i of thif Ynunc Married , i. i '.' r,ih!. (l.iHs at the Fiist !-; :. !icai liurch, where Mrs.

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. '...j - iVo". iv Roll d'paj-tment of the un- ;': f , i" t ! , j d.i ' hi ml. p; i: Hi-.; I A r rv.ontli.s airo at a life call- .: th:t.-r- of J ir-r i o:.f. vtieo. a frame was hurt? u;.o!i th.' wall if tho church to be j . 1 1 ittd to any person who would ' ! .! !.(?.' iiis or hit lifo tu any :: f'.rm of Christian service.

y. a:d Mrs. Im,-'s photographs i ! ! 1 . th. ti?-Jt tu t,- tl ir. il in thw

ii'i-;nsiry i. A !'Ctui' i'V Mr. Lont; at the ! r : .' . t v. i : . ; eh'iri h will 1 piv on soon on some , .irr' ' :t niwhr. and the ntire I'etti- ' ' ' , ( , i , i pa rt y will return to South

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MAIL PILOT FOUND. DEAD I W RECKAGE

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COMMERCE CHAMBER AWOViSCES PLANS

i 'P. iiiiP. r of Commerce in a o :N members announces its at ion with the recreation m 'h. plans proposed by -r Ar:v.:-':;r,. dav and which

At tlr Salvation Army Sunday r.ltrht, Capt. A. E. Trevitt of the ioral organisation preached an cdoo,unt prrmon to a capacity audience. Hi.' t"t was from Kir.trs 1": 2-r. "Ciet thi-e h rice and turn thee eastward and hide thyself by the

brook Kerith, that before Jor-1

rltn." j He s.iid: j "Elijah was snt away from the presence of Kinp Ahab and all the stir of the royal hou:e Into -o'.ltude j rnd lonlinfss. He was an active, j Impetuous and zealous man, and tho j

de: rt t lace -was to bfi to him a puce of discipline and Instruction. "Many of God's servants have

hren put av.ny itno quiet places and ! If Ho is ivith them they find it to b? a fruitful experience out of which j they come revived and .troncr. S Think of the lessons Klijah learned, i

iilf iiiji. i Gilten vu.t I'ciciv.iv". Clod's Judgment abroad In the land and he, Ood's prophet, sitting in solitude doing nothing! "Hiti eager, firry .spirit chafed at this, but he was learning: to wait on Cod and for God. So was it with Moses ln Midian while the Hebrews toiled in servitude in Egypt. God's servants sometimes find themselves in a position that the only thing they can do Is to be patient. Loam to Trust. "We must learn to trust. Elijah was taught to trust God implicitly. The birds spread his table morning and evening and God says he lacked In no good thing. Iet tin rememr that God understands all our wants, both temporal and spiritual, and that Ho will not for?ake us. "We must have sympathy because by every hard experience- we make our will so much ntronger. An experience is only a trial here below, a test of our belief and we must meet it in the proper spirit until wo enter into the sacred place with God's cho:en ones.

MEXICO ESTABLISHES COMMERCIAL AGEXCY WITH SOUTH AMERICA

BUENOS AIRES. Nov. With the arrival of the new Mexican minister to Argentina, Jesus Urueta, announcement has been made to the newspapers of the establishment of a commercial agency of the Mexican government in Buenos Aires for the purpose of acquainting Argentine importers with Mexican products and stimulating trade between the two countries. Although welcoming this enterprise. La Ilazon points out that neither Argentina nor Mexico have a merchant marine and that an interchange in trade .between the two countries will have to be carried in llritish or American ships.

GOVERNMENT DEFICIT SHOWN IN STATEMENT

VIENNA. Nov. 7. A deficit government for the current ytar of 13,.'00,0(M) crowns is admitted by tho tinnnce department. Other estimates, however, place it as a much larger figure, in view of the constant demands of state employes for increased wages and allowances which tho government must concede. Replying to a delegation of civil servants the government admtited that there wore 60,000 more employes on the payroll at present than were co .red in the estimates. Also it was confessed that it was next to impossible to reduce the list

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ranks of the unemployed with the apprcach of winter.

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A man may not require legal advico once a year, but ho likes to boast of the ability of his lawyer.

The person who discovers he is wrong before he begins to lose money hould considc-r himself fortunate.

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German Elements Want Alliance With England

.!. No. 7. Fan-German I of the monarchists, say ln an edl-

.av ..dating for an a !:a:. with England as a iu whifh Germany can : war c.:nmrrc:al presa! u mg of the con- - ; t !;i .i- th.- Furoptan sit- : .idf mp-!i a union not t in but probably, and . .: ti. .! ;.Tu'i-!U luiteS bo for- '. ;:;.di r;and::ig reached :!' t nati. r.s. England Aim-:; a. ;s considerod the : y ill; 'vb.i'-h Germany irstert: itional and " t". r. . rv e. ; . i n uspap.r disruss 'a- probb y.i allaying ' - ' n : i b.i t ing ant i- !' c -nv-o-.g the Enlg'sh.

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tirial: "If we have in mind any foreign alliance" only England can be considered. I am fully aware that I will meet with the earnest opposition of many of my comradej wjjeri I suggest anallianc with England, which has done everything to destroy us. In spite of it I hazard to recommend an alliance with England on the following grounds: "Politics are not founded on sympathies. That l.s the first b sson that tho honest German should barn from his English cousin. W- should possess enough cleverness to pur sympathy out of our politics ami as a vlo business people travel with the partner who can make the going profitable. "And that England certainly can do.

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to fall." The association civ en a m e n t b' i- pr mt. ! Wentz. drt'ving "tiii: tip bi'n-nino p0 ".-) operators had .-ou .; t r pev. sn i de s Tu :im it v ?o in:"u.' n-"e coal priority order- to tlio-r a 1 .'.- t. Tii-i'M!; F'i."-'- - T a

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Symphony Orchestra is Greeted by Big Crowd

South Fend showed keen appreciation of its symphony orchestra, conducted by Frederic Ingersoi:. Sunday afternoon, by tilling very available seat in the Rotary room of the Oliver hotel where the concert was held. The orchestra played well in all of its numbers and thsoloist. Miss Florence Guthrie, soprano, deserves much credit for the success of the concert. Miss Guthrie in her opening number, "Time and I" by Cadman, revealed .a voice that i.s very sweet in the lower register. This does not mean that she has trouble with top notes, for she sang one at the close of her second number, "The Eord is My Eight," that came with surprising ease and clearness. Her enunciation was excellent and her popularity with the audience can be measured by the fact that she was forced to respond with a third number. "Com.e Greet the Morn" by Cadman. Helen Guilfoyle showed to particular advantage a an accompanist in this number and her work demands commendation. The orchestra opened its program With the flowing "Wedding Danco Waltz" by 1ineke. The ensemble treatment of this light number was very enjoyable, and Prof. Ingersoll gained ready rcspon.e to every gesture. Perhaps the most appreciated proup on the program was "The Cradle .song" by Kjtrlub, and the "Northern Serenade" by Ols n. F.oth compositions were full of soft clever counter-melodies and beautiful harmony. It might be remarked concerning

STATE CROPS GOOD. INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., Nov.

The weekly crop report of George C. Fryant. agricultural statistician -in Indiana for the United States department of agriculture, is-ut d Sunclay, says: "Good rains occurred in all ?e. i tion of th state the first of the i

;week. Soils are now m exendem

The Swedish Wedding March" by Soderiuan with no intent to reflect on the orchestra itself;, that the tympanny introduction and passages w-.uld seem out of place at a oivili a d wedding. The number had the proper attack and phrasing-. Tho well known "Souvenir" by lrdla, well as the ielins kept together, seems out of its element when not given as a violin solo. Considering this fact, the orchestra did very well in the piece. Of the suite by German, the ' Gypsy Fance" showed the orchestra in its best interpretation cf the ecning. The oxepression and runs were very satisfactory.

Prof. Ingersoll announced that it would be necessary to hohl the next concert at some otlir r place than the '

(diver hotel, and announeeme-it of the change would be given in the papers. Janus Covei will be the soloist next Sunday. I. j. p.

Promptly. Too. "I was humii.attd this morning, my dear," said the young minister, on his return from church. "How was that, Charles?" inquired his wife. "Immediately after my sermon I was requested to marry the Widow

Jones and young Mr. Spriggins. As -condition and fall plowing progress

k was me nrsi time i nave periorm- ; f i very rapidly. ed the marriage ceremony, I suppose " 1! I was a trifle nervous. Anyhow, af- ' Going Up. ter I had said to the groom. 'You I "Jenkins is getting to bo some-

uo promise, my mind suddenly be-1 thing of a s-oci.il climber!"

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proceed." "Charles! What did you do? "The widow prompted me."

"Yes. why Jenkins would even try to make his way up ar. b-y stare!" Cartoons Ma 2"a?ine.

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iKH ' BAK ORGANIZED BY GERMAN LEADERS

UEFL.IN, Nov. 7. A new bank capitalized at 11,000. 000 mirs ln.s been organized her' by a .-vndio.it-of German bankers an 1 industrialto foster trade relations betw- .-n Germany and Russia. Th' jp w iti-

ntitu;;on will cooperate with Petro-

South Bend Man Tortured by Rheumatism, Was Constipated, and Finally Had to Lay Off From Work.

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Do You Audit Your Physical System?

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itudf ij-ih Wi.-s. l. forn.er!" minister -f ecotiondes. said that German textile and iron industries were in need f forrign supplies. The i'S.OOü.oOO tons of ere which Germany formerly obtained from Alsace-Lorraine and Luxemburg mutt now be procured through foreign credits. The Yer:.t.l'.!es tie.ity had deprived the nation of one-third of its grain producing areas while the remaining soil had been impoverished by intensified wartime cultivation and lack of f t milder. The former minister ascribed the pres. y.t economic crisis to ur.dt rpro. '.action. dei:ing thai it was duo to o r-o resumption and he declared tb.at Germany Wvubi be forced to sui slst on small rations for long lini e.

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i . )u o, im in in im., aog W.e Paiti? iind border states in the m wly formed bank's sphere cf inl'.uence. The Vossische'a financial editor Fciy.n that the lively interest displayed by tip- United States and England in Itusian trade reFtiops

On His Job.

Ask yourself this question: Do I audit my system as I do my business ? As a business man you are careful to guard against lost motion in any department of your organization. You know that a weak unit may throw the entire organization out of working harmony.

wfrong. If you are not sure where the trouble lies, consult your physician. More likely than not, however, you will find that a good physic will correct the trouble. The system needs cleansing A water laxative is what you

"I was so stiff ten lay.s ago I couldn't b' nd my ;.:. s any mon than ii thev were made of wend.

should be un incentive for Germany! I went about trvirg to ,b ::i wo-... to turn bar trade eye to the east. but I w..s finaliv laid up," s iil Mr. He declares that world n,nfi r- ! John Wok.!, who runs ' :h.; wish

need a laxative that will act quickly

Did you ever Stop to think completely. That laxative is Pluto that the same thing is true of your Water. It fuIfiIh cvery rcquircm,nt

prices will discuss the European situation in vain so long as they . ::- tinue to exclude Kussia from their econoni ie ca leu la tiers.

ASPIRIN

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m at the Ida! L lur.drv and :i e - ! .it :-10 K. Corbv St., S-atli l-r..l. 1 Ind. j "'I Was taking four differ nt Kimls i of medi in , ut ea.-di dr'-.- a!'.-.-" v.:y' stom. ,.i h nar. th m the Ii.-. I hiil a'A iul gripping pains ami w . so i Ido-ited uith e.is 1 could hirdl gi t ! n.y br- ith. My l'irg.-r naiN and 5:p- ' turned l ine, J was v -ring more lame; all the tin..' .ind b ain.e ery n v.ch !

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' nv v. ;:"e af.d 1 1 i l m vi ry ois-j J l 'ilf.l e'l. j "I hardly ate ;i tl::-.r: inte re-t f , in everything .i ; 1 dread-! for night;

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own physical organization? Do you keep a clcse check on the various units

that comprise your body, to see that wastc in the system.

mere are no weaü spots pulling you down and lessening your mental and physical efficiency? Why busy men become "run down" In the rush of business duties, busy men often thoughtlessly neglect the very thing in their lives which makes success easier to attain. That

necessary to thoroughly and gently flush away the accumulation of

Take Pluto Water on arising, or before meals. You will quickly feel fit once more. And remember, millions take Pluto Water for a periodic cleansing, even though the bowels move regularly. Do this and keep vour health at par.

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preGcrme. u i y p;:y.-:o. in.s tr tw !:' years .ind j tov''. s 1. .-

lions. Take Aspirin en'v a-, t I

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brains and bodies to the utmost with

out giving thought to the strenuous burden placed upon them, until finally their condition becomes such that even Nature cannot function properly. When vou feel "off color' do this: audit: your system. See what is

for regular and emergency use for the entire family. As a laxative take ; I tumbler of Pluto; as a cathartic, ) 3 tumbler; as a purgative, z tumbler add hot or cold water to fill glass. Bottled at French Lick Springs, Indiana.

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