South Bend News-Times, Volume 39, Number 32, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 1 February 1922 — Page 6

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CHOKED WITH III' I TER. IC- t'"' '! f:.'?.?-r, heroic anI cour.irous f-v-;!. .T-. :r.. k.-a'-r f tk- k::!e. irrn :ip whirh Cham yp r-I !:'::""' rf th farmer, .'so.-. r.. r.-' :;, the ;u IntTj.r- tr r.f laws. dv-iU r In f.V.Tift i r :.-,'!;'' m -ir ia r for hn'.cn'itks. 'ia-- a :.r.r. ;r.;-'-rr. r.t t h a. S-n. Kenyan, of Iowa, i , 1 .- r. s ! a f. 'I-ral Ja!:p r,r. '.-i face, miht u:p r a ; a r:.'r!t 1 r-w.irl ar.d a promotion In 3. r.: - A.; a r.-itt'T r f T-'t nr. 1 p- l.t U . it 1 th removal f .1 thorn f:- m t!; f'-n of th- old on -"rvatlve T' h th- .- rvi!-', ti." ?'A-r:-r'Z of an Irvle;.r,,lf r.'. who pi 1 prinri'.'P .'ibr-vc party. ri";.'n- r.-t r. with hurra r" ha- jip.vay. n .1 fc-.T;r ri.fii''! of politir.i'. a , sa --a aa t ion with thov v.J.:. r- i'-l he n- itk-T fr:-;htTP 1 nor c:ijol nor l r:h. I. : i; 'i :'f n-.h -l th -t nil f':iarl roup of his Hr';.' ;.'n li- j'!tl'f . -y i-xtif- ! tli sri il Ph!y j.t V.";i -:.;:i:f '-n v.-hlrh v. ;m v. f.rkin? in t!i" intorost.- ? r:-A 1 .-r -ry. fir--'- r 1 . I r t - 1 to t)i- Whip'li.--';-- v-h- n ; t-M of linn-rs an-l p-irti-.-? th.it w r. ir i.. - '1 t torn i:i-n ri'.v iy from r.ri.- i n,'o in r r-1- : t' rain v t.- ? f-r ::'l'.::'i'i' n of corrupt n'" ( ni or. !n ! -t i r. 1 1 f r1 -. n s n-' Jo lirlitly l.iM iisl' at th-- h 1 ; . t of i r, r: y v. hi ;.s -.r f prr.-i-l- nts. IIo v. , .i a "! 1 ü r. v" t . : v . ! 1 r - rar: to privil"(,'l ir.f r d.:.:- ? pr f U .il po! ,t Inn-ro'is

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.Inn f.r.t showed it.lf. faint'y. in India., rarly in l f 2 . It hro"-. oat voi'-'ri'k" in ?h" da p ttp-.c-- 5 ilk m.HTk-t In Marrh. Iti2", tr.ivrd.. d roan ! tli work!, ja -a rh 1 us two months lrit.ir. 'Con" of th.'ro tlu-orUa K"t. to th" hottom of tho matter. Tlie ftrt j-mptom of buin. tlopr s.-ion in America v.as tho "overall parade." It wan a rM-f.a w amir. ? that people were about to stop buylnir. Why flii th'-y stop? Hicrh prirog v.cro only partly to blame. I'topko, flu?h with money, will pay any prior, &3 Ion? An thy g-t rral valuo. The overall parades f-tartcd wh-"n pcpie dirovrrnl that. In most cmv-s, thry couldn't P'rt certain articles cf clothlntr of roo-I quality at any price. You recall thes days. It seemed that nearly everythini? went to plt-coa almost ax ,ioon as it was put to u?e. I'eop'e rebelled at inferior quality. I'ricfa? were secondary. Whn all is said a r.d don1, the eau-.s: ft hard timc-f are spiritual. Every action hts nn equal anl ct unteractin? reaction. Ther are rare exempt lor.f. proving the rule, but the great un'l?rlylr.$r law of economics is what Hmerson called the law of compensation we p"t C'ut of life no more than we mve. Honest value and hard work produce prosperity. After a while, prosperity mak s many peorle rcck1'sx. preotly and dishonest. The reaction from this is laard tlme., s. nt hy a w i providence to cleansa our economic morals. You've noticed that you're pfttin? better quality now. That mean.", we're on the road back to pood times. There'd never b1 a panic If eaory one always pave honest value.

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$15 SAVES A LI EE. Fift-o n mi'ilieons of farmers, s-.atteied o er a territory sr.M rnik s loop an-1 ."f miles wp.1". are dyins i'fir lack of f..od. I'ath.rs and mo'hers ate ai'.andoninp th-ir babes in railway depots, in front of city buildings, in all y.in order that they may not see thm die of starvation. In one "c liildlcss home,' , place where these baba are taken by men who are themselves prowinp paunt for lick of food, r.r. chiMren died in one day the day that Misv Lucy P.ranaham. who spoke at the t'hamber "f Commerce Tutrday, vi?it(al the place. The L'r at trartdy of history is- Itcinp enacted In the Uu-s;an farminp center un.1 this woman broupht to S.aith Mend sMnr;hiri'nr of the appeal for aid and for life which caupk.t in the flying cries of tho childr n of thai, prat district. Those who have hold aloof from any sympathy witli these people because of the rule of Bolshevism over Itussia would revise their ldcaa after tin- personal description piven of the scenes and of the causes. It was a droupht, widespread and deastatinp that created this condition. The only contribution that bolshevism cave was' the fact that no stable povernment was; able to pive the proper aid or purchase supplies for thcse starvinp peasants it controlled. They had planted the crops. They had tried their best to.' raise food. Hut no rains came and their parched, baked clays burned the blades of corn and wheat and they entered upon the winter with only a small supply of food and no hope of pettinp any relief except in America. This povernmeru is aidinp to the extent of twenty millions of dollars but thi will not save the lives of all; in fact it wiil roach but a small percentage of those in dire need. Sc'y of Comnv?ron Hoover, in char ere of the relief, Fay that $13 will save a human lifo. There are fifteen millions condemned to starvation. The twenty millions of government funds will save but a million and a half, one ut .f eve ry ten i.- doomed to death before sprinp comes unites other aid is piven. It is no time to toj and prate about the ruh1 of limine and Trotzky. That arpument is overwhelmed in the chorus of rVath rattles from the throats of child ren. It is no time to stop and say that there is no pov-(rnmt-nt in Russia wlr'ch is lit to associate with other nations. Habies are dyinp. If -me of these statvinp babies were on your own doorstep, you would not hesitate to brins it in and feed it. If one cf these despo.-ate father.' or heartbroken mothers crawled to your Kltclr-n. you would take l hem in ami air! th-m. If you saw a human creature fre..iP- for 1f;. nf clothes. ra?ed and forlorn, vm would s-areh th" attic for that unusvl jrannent. Ibe call will shortly he made for a very Kmall contribution to hlp save the peopp. of one district, set aside by S c'y Hoover as the special objects cf Indiana aid. Before you turn down Any .appeal, a.p yourself whether you woahl irive any part rf 1 to -ave a hunt an kf-a

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nioici s. (riiibulelpliia Puldio I-ilTd Ali through life we mta-t k. ep cip e.-i i.p ! stjpy han.'H on . " and "p.e." As we look h.-ek p to womb r what woukl Inv- la.rpined if w ha.l pen" Im oth' r way uli-.re tk-' road forked. Many of us fed misplaced in a o-, atiom We ;'"; on in the furrow where we are l e;.ns" :: ? ms too late to ih.ap-Pä or there are sopu w!a -- w.-lfat ... v.-e cannot jeopardize. - . lüde ourseh that wo made a vTonp ilecision h ttp apo. n life's arpain-coant. r a:" v. ares piled up for 'la- ph asir.p of ah t.i-tts We marv-.1 that me ;tperly . 'a at s h it we- cor.temptucus.:v re b-ct. In ot!i r i't'"p!"'s h""es wo rind a j-tyie of furr.a hin " that we could not per. e to live with. Music or pa in: -;np or literature that is meat for one mind is poison to another, nur tasted are as -various a.s our natures. The spiritual and the sentimental, the re lined and the (b'vout. lind a chasm, between the things they care pi do and th- vulvar, s ulle-s. pursuits of ths-? who live e phiiii'-rally. like the brut.s, with no heed to answer anth:np but the (rude, elemental physical ap;et:te. How e an Nature originate ? preat a variety of ; atterns ? W.- spv a k o: the m is of mankind, the Proletariat, tb.e a;b!:c. as :f it was all (-tie. But it presents a bewik'.erinp va: : -a: .-::. Human b-:inps :ire as litfeta r.t from 1 tie .ir.othir as their prenatal ;ntluc:.i e u:.d th.- :r e n p.'iini. nt.s and th--ir personal iature.s a: ' diff- rent. Bit j-h and blood can r.- vor be ran :n a rr.o'. 1 cf me not-mous itTPiforrr.ity. Th." fascMPitiati cf travel is ;n he e ndifas varie ty cf :r..inkiral that e-ne t r.coar.trrs rraTe than in .-ihait buildin ys or inirticukite scenery. Th choice of personal associates is the all-in.iu-imp rar choi.-e. To o r- -m; liere a-? the likeliest way t-. cripple om-'s 1 ham a 5 of cmim-r.ce or of plain, v rydav sai ce.-s, A man p. s in'o busin-.-s with j artip:rs paaty of m.a'.f. a.-ar.ce, and th-. y pull him down. A wi man ma: rie s the -.vr-iiu husband, and thoush lur couriU'1 rc.a. keep h r r-: the stickinp point am! may ibk- k. r to ;n.-r, the appearance .f il. mestie fv-Pi ity. nil that naik-s f . : tl:e id. it iV.ath !.?hip ;s -;b.si r.t. The fundament of happin- s. is not in thin-.-, but :n p. pi". Tha .-e of u who are tliorouphly lior'i, t an not c. t abmp without congenial society. Th 1 kind cf p.-ror.s wo choose to be with Is the rtrst and surest indication of character. The worthiest mus b- un. asy and unliapviy in the comp.any ef the worst; ami the- best will naturally seek the best. W hat a man chooses, lie :s.

Our Idea of conservatism is for a iruy who has ben drinkinp hootch to chew cloved before h talks to hi. wife over tho telephone. Charley Brenfleck has? recently installed a r.ettlnp over his pick! li.arrel on account of repeated attacks on the barrel by IP H. Mtz, th noted publisher. rui:iiT vin:m: m j:. Berry Barrett, out to Xotre Para, conu'ti? to a hard question on hfo examination paper, wrote for hLs answrr: "(led only knows, I don e." Trie paper came back with the .oiiowir.p correction in tho professor's handwriting: "God gets the credit you don't." "

IN Tili: I'DITOIBS MAIU (She 23 a little lonp winded today.) DK IIB BILL: You "seen Mamo and I when we was poinp to Theodorie last nite I didn't wanna po but I was glad when I pe.t there because as soon as Ma nm and me horneel into our seats the movie was lust pettin prand a pent was ju;t pettin kilt with bar hair pin which was a daepor all the time the Vitaly boy was playinp a piece on tho orchestra called a love theme which was just beautiful the violins came In pretty and sweet that I felt all riuivery all alonp my s-pine. Theodorie jg a girl whose pa run a circus or a animal show which hast lions and she was familiar with them Pen-ts from childhood. She marries the kin? after he sees her in the garden whieht they calls it only it looked like a park to tP.e. Her tcir.per was something firce I'm a tellin ya, mamo. When she got mad or didn't need .anybody round any more she iokt lionx on them and they eat evorbody up. There was two fellows named Andy and Marcol Andy had on a armor and some B V Ds and Marcel had on a male coat which was epilte swell clothes them days. Marcel pot cut off from Andy by a door whieht Thedorie lockt and thats how he pets kilt. It was lmr who done it as I sr. before well after this Marcel feller pot slush and trode in tho Ilosforus the curtain went up and there was the purtiest love scene on the stapo with a moon an a ocean an a mountain. the orchestra plaJd to this ejuite a wile then they plaid a pieco I herd flilmore'fl band pla when I was a kid called Trovatorie or somethinp like that with a anvil that the man hit and made just beautiful sparka like I used to see in K. K. Bains blacksmith shop over on Joseph street. When they pot thru plain this piece they commenced the

mizerabl tun which I had read about in the paper; well. it wasn't m:7.erab!o at all but the sweetest thine I've herd this yer.r only th name of it is ron?. Well a pirl come.s out on th1 stage by the rock a stu-erin round like '.ie was sick with a red light on h r fare and 5 - intone behind us sz grand opera and I se-z I thought tho music was divine because when she commenced to sin? I forget everything else then there wrus a feller In a Jail tower behind a window- with bars in it who chimed In to ba r pon? and se d in hlsn I sie to re-t me. Geo. it was Fweet they was a !? lawyer Dan Shively sittin near mo he nearly cried It was so sweet the man who sun? in tenor lie hpd the Fvveest voice it tstopt too Rom for me and they was no oncore but they all dart there hands before I knowed it the picture went on apen. It was preat. tb.e mobs mobbed, the lions chasrd and et people the music lilted an trilled nn thrilled all thru me and so meny pot killed every scene pee how they pulled el! that tragedy there was not a comic thin? In the show. Suna se Its a bible fhow sum S"Z not b this asi .it may I couldat understand what there pettin at all the time but the scenery was prand all out dors oa.s, castles, dongons, palace?, a king a empress and a bir tiff call Gorpas who kilt everone ever ehanct he got when Theodorie said to. he even cot so handy he kilt Tvr hers-If in the last act but it wis about time to sometime I'll s-e you and te'l you nil about it Devotedly yures DOllTHEA. imiirr Miws or Tim city. Bode down to work the other day

with Tom Brandon and his hoys,! who were on their way to school ! and T. IT. commented on the fact j that he didn't pet hauled to school

when he was a boy. We'll go a step farther with Tom and tell him that we never even pot hauled to work until we happened to move up close to where a rich drygoodks man lived. One half of the world don't know how the other half rides, because one half rides In Fords. Lot's of fires these days; Joe Donahue, America's foremost roofer, is so busy he tells me that he hardly pets a chance to feed his Henry. Saw a picture of our worthy colleague, W. E. Wallach, under a Ford, on tho Mishawaka pape the other night. Still there is nothing unusual about that. We all recall bavin? seen pictures of men under Fords.

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Tin: living. You will praise him when he's gone, When his earthy struggle closes You may scnel the florist's roses His dark bier to lie upon; When he cannot hear or see. You will very friendly be. But t'were better far, he'd vow. If he had your friendship now. Yon will speak about his worth V.'hen he has no need of fame, You will glorify his r.amo Wdmn at last he epjits the earth; And if he should die today. Many kindly things you'd say, But I wonder why do men Alwav- sp em to wait til! then?

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When the frost is on his cheek And his hands lie still and cold, All his pood deeds will be told. Those who're silent now will speak; When at list his journey ends He will pass through lines of friends. But today he mustn't know That his neiphbors love him so. Draw up. friends, on either side For the man who lives today! Smile at him and smooth his way, Let the line be long and wide. Let your praise of him be said As you would if ho were dead. Make his living march as fine As shall bo his funeral line. (Copyright, 1P22.)

More Trills ,?TMb POGlns tiii: rsiis of had hahits. We smoke a little, now and then. But not because we need A .-timulant to stir our pen, And tind one in the weed. We smoke becau.-e, if we fall 111 By swearing off a spell, We pive our nerves a rest until We're well. Wo take a glass from time to tia.e. Though not because we think That writing proso or building rhyme Is helpnl at all by drink; But if. exposed to wintry a.r. We get a cold or cough. We cure it readily by swearing Off. We h-af whenever there's a chance. Though, while our sand's have run. V'e'o never seen a man advance By leaving things undone; But when we la? ahm? the track B: erase we've been a shirk. We please the l oss by petting backTo work. Bad habits, w e d - mt bepeve. Have helped a :-ing!e soul In any effort to achieve A creditable goal. But if he lias a few. a chap In dancer of a flop Has always got a handicap T-" drop. (Copyright. 1022.)

VERSE O' CHEER By Edgar L. Joticm

GIHIj O' MINK. The girl, who owns the heart o me, So dainty, sweet and fair to see, Shy and modest, just the kind Of girl I've always tried to find. Many years I payly played With love, to find the only mall In all the world, and know that she Was willing to belong to me. And now when I am by h6r side My happy heart Is filled with pride. To think th:s little maid divine Is owner of this heart o mine. Tho years may come and years may With worry, care and pain and -woe I'm happy that 1 know that she Is here to share it all with me. Thru golden joy or fretful pain, Thru sunny skies or storm or rain It's pood to have someone to share, It's good to have someone to care.

Choice selection cut flowers and blooming plants. South Bend Floral Co. 122 N. Michigan st. 2 3 -tf -2 3

a m:i:di;d i.iso.. Germany oucht to be made to pay up. if for no other reason than to teach her that she lost the war.

SLOWFi: OY1JI TIlKUi;. Th'-y ha e seized the automobile of the defaulting Italian bank tlircrtfr--. "When our bank directors default it is too late to find their automobiles.

cai si: and i:m;cr. Yc ung John D. has faith in China. That is probably becaus he has wcrks there.

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VAN KITS GO TO HOT MKINT.S. The advance guartl of tho New York Americans have left for Hot Sprimas, Ark., to steam up for tho openin? of th s ason. You're probably tied down here and can't pep up your sy.tm with a climate change. Invigorate yourself with a Hot Springs Turkish Bath in the Basement of the Farmer's Trust. Ask for Frank. 26tf

EAR

RELIEVES DEAFNESS and STOPS ilEAD NOISES Hub it in Eack of the Ears" ;AVrr Put in Ear) Insert in Noetrils ra.fmeat U rrtlr relieved fcy a i rep' treatment with Leonard ErOiL ?Pcil initruction bj H9td Pr 5?e-:i!iit for differ-T.t kindt cf Tftf. rV and Head Noin containe-d ia räch Package. Leonard Ear Oil ia est an experiarnt. but hit had a orrctifsl ale tine 1907. ! rannat afford to be deaf." TRY THIS OIL. It haa hel?d thouaanda of peopte. Why tiet yea? Tel! your t!njz:it thit t rtn trrt it fnr yo frm hit wholesaler. JJ.cr:p:if circular ent on reqoet.

GEORGE VfMAH a CO Come sod Re TJav Store Hours: Opo3:30 a. m. Qo-e 5t30 p. m. Except Saturday doted at 9:30 p. rn.

For 10 Days Only (beginning tomorrow, February 2nd) Prunella Stripe Sport Skirts

$7.95

The spring season is approaching with fashion experts proclaiming "sport wear" more popular than ever. These prunella stripe skirts have arrived in time to start the season at a price open only for ten days. You're sure to be pleased with them for quality and price are exceptional. "Woman's dress of today is good and healthy This is an ara;e of youth and everyone ought to remember it."

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When your will is drawn, is it going to be free of common errors that invite trouble and will your executor be one who has no prejudices or favors among your relatives? Will your executor be able to attend to all the small, though essential, details of your estate? You owe it to your wife and family to appoint the American Trust Company as your executor and trustee. Our financial responsibility, continued existence, accumulated experience, financial judgment and impartial viewpoint we are not interested in family disputes are guarantees for the protection of the financial future of your beneficiaries. We are never too busy to accord to any one who seeks it, our best counsel and advice on trust matters.

AMERICAN TRUST COMPANY

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For sal in South r?en'l by K. C. 0nt-i. LarrJor. Irt:g Co. . Standard Drug Co . Otto C. IiSKtiaa tnd otfcer reliable drugplsts.

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