South Bend News-Times, Volume 39, Number 267, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 24 September 1922 — Page 28
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1922
28 THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES MOTHER PINES FOR THREE DAUGHTERS Kemal Plans New Moslem Empire; Rout Of Greeks Is First Step WHOM FATHER SLEW In Fit nf Trmpcr. Knrn-rd Parent Miinler? Own I.ittlr irl-. 1 23 f V. op--T-.1-1 t- .- u n r. y . .t r. tf, f'-r- :.-' rr. h M
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wou'.d orno day v Julia, now ft-nr, tit ehe, t'o. is lraJ. Th po?!c have rup?ttcl that n-.ayb tlie fa-; thfr k!i.l Juli.a. but "No. no. j r.o. i: can't ho o:" th nurtaeri
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f.:cf. he wasn't a ha 1 hnnhand. as husbands co. until about th-ee - . K kill a V.?.i"i rT o i 1
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them:" Tony CiMircvMs Critnr. The h -M -t m pere.l Tiny told the r.n'.irp what nrtually happened.
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demanded that 'he little daush-i ters tell him whero It wi.. He j t-ok Kli.rer.oe into the chicken-1 hoi;e. I "Sh deny." he explained. "I !
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victory. Kernal has made himself military and political leader of Islam and will now be looked upon as the head of the great Mohammedan fraternity comprising population wi'h ramifications reaching even into our own Philippines. The Turkish leader now is planning to u! to the greatest possible advantage the prestige- gained by his victory over the Greeks. Playing on the peculiar political influence Mohammedans are able to w ield in the c ?lon!al possessions of th great powers, Kemal today is preparing: to take the firM step toward weldlns all Islam together Into a politlco-relisioua empire the
1 1 lias been caver to ally himself with f any movement looking toward a' restoration of Mohammedan power.! i The detached Mohammedan ele-j i mcnts in Syria and Arabia likewise J 'are e;u'er to atiarh their.seivs to! j .-oir.r central jiowr that wid aid ! them in their liiit against Kurop an; j avqressi' n I t Ami Pe-sr is fired of heilig de-j j spoiled by Kuropo.
! revolutionary elrnunfs m I Africa. K-rypt ami India ha
fender of the faith." No ()iMition. In taking the first step tho peace with Greei e--Kemal w ill find no opposition from the vreat powers, his friends here say. Tile powers will accede to the
restoration of the lorious caliphate Turkish l-adcr's demands because
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1 seen and fear-d bv flreat llritain and VIKV OF CONSTANTINOPM'. Fram p Fra nc ron. luded an alCKNTKI? OF THK MOHAMMMDAN )i:1I1,p w5th K, mal to offset his inFAITH. HHLOW, Ml'STAPHA KF-1 flurnco In Ala lia .MAL PASHA, ISLAM'S NFW LEAnE,:- ; WISE (?) OLD OWL RUNS Kemal as their head and as the "de-; ivta IJT'UPT i I AT?T
111 IV IHIli;!!!,!.!"" CINCINNATI. Sept. 2". A' ow which flew into the open window of a law office on the ninth lioor of
I .us Intormatlnn rome.s rrom unotflciai Kemalln aids in the. Oriental quarter of New York who for months have been In continual touch with Kcmalist heads in At-jora and Constantinople. Hero aio Kemal's plans, as understood by his friends' and supporters here: ON'K: To conclude n. peace with freeee which will restore Turkey to the same territorial importance it
I they fear refusal would brinv about i rebellion amon Mohammedan ele
ments In their colonial possessions. This applies to Great Britain, France and Italy. At the peace tabl- Kemal will force the abrogation of the treaty
I the C.-irew build. mr p., e rise to a i burglar alarm. scared a nUn? watchman half to (iVath and finally ; was captured l-y the 'ba.iar hunt- ! r" and turned over to tlie Zoo. I The watrliman was iii.ikiii!,' his jiound.s wh n he heard a r,o;s. in th" episi d (.thee and, r.fte: sum- ! monin? aid. ojenel the ilr to in- ' stira'o. He found the 'wi perch-
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of Sevres, signed after the World i ,l 011 ltP 01 ; i"1"'-'""" ,1W "-'k. War. which chopped off much of i lo '- ridiculously wise o.ns;derTurkey's terrünry. i 'h foolish predica nu-nt ista Kemal. however, will allow the 1 which he had pt himself. internationalization of Constantin-j ople. only demanding that he he frX M 'FJFS-T I M ES 11 (lilt A(h permitted to act as gruardian of the;
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enjojed tieforo the World War, ex-Jholy Mohammedan places there or; cept that he will allow Constant in-, that he have pow.r to name the;
ople to be internationalized. Guardian. TWO: To establish the capital of! I'ndr War.
this new Turkish empire at Ansroraj Th.e second step making Angora;
anil to make the city a great center) ; wcrld center of Mohammedanism
of Moslem learning and a vast bureau for the dissemination of PanIslamic propaganda. TIIHEK: To conclude oiiicia! treaties with the Ameer of Afchanis-
r.ever see 1 tan. the king of the Hedjaz and th
ruling: Mohammedan elements of Persia, and unofikial treaties and understanding with the rebellious elements1 among the Mohammedans of Egypt. Syria. India and North Africa. All of these will recognize
already i- under way. The city i'5 bring enlarged and beautified. Plans are being made for a great Moslem university there. Conclusion of pa-t with Mohammedan leaders and rulers in other countries will be easy and Kemal will see to it that each compact strengthens his position as head of the Islamic world. The Ameer of Afghanistan, mot powerful independent Moslem ruler.
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is impure. Boils are unnatural and offensive! Don't take a chance tW.at all your blood impurities "will force their way through the skin. Take S. S. S. and watch your ekln clear up and your blood made rich and pure. The power ' of S. S. S. is an acknowledged fact. Ripht off, it clears the skin of boil?, pimples, blotches, acne, eczema, rash and other skin, nrptions and does it thorV.r. V. D. Schaff. K57 ISth St. Wahlnjrton. D. C, writ: "I tried for yar to ttt Tlif from a bd cate of feoil. ETerythinj failed or.til I took S. S. S. I am now absoluUly cured, and it wm S. S. 3. that did if Any rxd dmrrl't can h T with S. 8. S. & S S. makes foujeel like yourself again
Have You Piles?
ITien You Have Somelhins to Learn. Thoi;s-i '' - u ho h e p!!e have n. t Iwr.ed t!at ;.:: k and permanent re!lf can cn'.y t ace on-, pi i-h.ed with Internal r.-.edi ire. Neitlier cutting
rrr any are.i'UMt treatment with j
ointment ir.d Kuppcs.tor.es will remove the caue. Pad circul iti- n cat:e pls. There
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the lower towel ari a weakening of th parts. Dr. J. S. Ieonhardt was f.rst to f.r.d the remedy. His prescription. HEM-ROID. is now wold by nil druggists. Dr. Leonhardt tried it In 1.000 r.iMS with the marvelous record of success In 9 per tent, and tht-n decided it should be eold ur.Jtr a rigid iT:or.ey-be.ck guarantee. Dor.'t waste any more time with
cut-side applications. Get a pack-j
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. , '! a. " . u ,w"M' ' " mom. 1 , nT. n j 1 1 p. in 1 ,... ii j wii in 1 1 j i m . um m.i ..w. nw. i ; i Banko7h(ad $ ! ! v. riTlFM NATIONAL iAMfC , ly j JCPFERSON B-LVD. . NEXT TO POST OPriCC ff v j Service-Stability i . j Start Saving. You'll be surprised how small sums nll accumuj j late and make an amount worth while. i 1 . --1 Jf f li 'i'
A fSo one ever regretted having saved. 1 hat s reason f& j j enough to begin. Ä ! j What others have done you can do. The j r ! first step is to open an account. I Deposits made on or before
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For the first time in history a plan has been devised whereby the man of average means may acquire land without paying a cent on the principal for fifteen years. He may take immediate possession cultivate, plant and harvest the crops, build his home and earn a good living while he is gradually improving the property. And while thus engaged, in order to insure him against the loss of time and labor, in the event of his death, title to the land will be delivered to his wife or estate absolutely clear and without the payment of a dollar.
This remarkable "common sense philanthropy plan" has been conceived by Joseph J. Heim oA Kansas City, Mo. , Sole Owner, Mr. Heim owns several intcrurban lines, wiany other public enterprises, and is a substantial, stockholder in the largest bank in Kansas City, For information regarding his fi)iancial standing and integrity you are referred to any bank in Kansas City, Mo., or Fort Pierce, Florida, the Kansas City or Fort Pierce Chamber of Commerce, and BradstreeVs or Dun's.
The plan must not be confused with the ordinary land subdivision idea. Heretofore land hajf been acquired only by a substantial cash payment and burdensome annual payments thereafter. This necessarily restricts land ownership to the few who are financially able to buy and accounts for the large percentage of failures on the average land project. THE INDIAN RIVER COMMUNITY Plan has been worked out on an entirely deferent basis. It provides a means for the average man to secure a home of his own WITHOUT MONEY and permits him to capitalize his own energy and industry and get squarely on . his feet, long before he is bothered with payments on his land. He may use such capital as he has to improve, develop and put his propel Felf-sustaining basis, where the income will eventually pay for the land as well as the development and improvement of it. We have nothing to eil you. A limited number of allotments in the Indian River Community will be macfe in this vicinity to persons who can qualify. These qualifications are: a high standard of citizenship ; a sincerity qi purpose ; sufficient cash or other assets to commence operations in a proper manner and maintain yourself and your family until the first crop is harvested. The Indian River Community Plan provides a means of development of land for those who, for business or other reasons, are unable to undertake the development work themselves. The Plan contains no "joker." No purchase money notes are required. No mortgages are executed. There is nothing in the proposition to bind you against your will. All you haveto do is agree to pay, for one year, 5 interest on the purchase price, due one year from date, and taxes. Location The tract of land upon which this community project is undertaken is in the heart? of the famous Indian River Orange district, of Florida. Upon it are already 3,500 acres of orange and prapefruit groves from one tothirty-five years old. SoiTieof these grove3 are worth $4,000 an acre. This tract adjoins Fort Pierce, county seat of St. Lucie County. It stretches along the Atlantic ocean and the beautiful Indian River. It is traversed by the Florida East Coast Railway, the paved Dixie Highway and in every direction by wide, hard-surfaced boulevards. St. Lucie County is the banner county of Florida, having the highest average land values in the state and the highest average value of crop production of any county in the United States except the "hot house' district of Long Island. Its climate is' the most ideal of any section of the United States. Fort Pierce has a population of 3.500. excellent marketing facilities, packing plants, good schools, churches, and in fact every modern convenience. You May Take Immediate Possession Until your home is completed a spacious community club house, right on the tract, is at your disposal. Here vour family can be comfortably housed. The temporary home need not be expensive. Lumber is cheap in thi3 vicinity and buildings are constructed only for shelter because of the mild climate. An abundant supply of pure, healthful water may be obtained at a depth of fifteen to twenty feet. The next step is the preparation of a few acres and the planting of tome of the highly profitable winter vegetable crops. Three or more crops are raised in a year from the same land. The income should be more than sufficient to provide living expenses and leave a balance each year for planting a few acres in orange and grapefruit trees. Many Indian River truck garden products go on the Northern market two weeks ahead of any other section, consequently they bring highest prices. From about 500 acres of tomatoes this season our growers received approximately $300,000, an averag of
IF YOU. CAN'T COME RWiÄSfJffÄ e a . -. . are t iterated It wi.l b to fwor MAIL THIS COUPON 1
Rooms 301-302, Hotel LaSalle South Bend, Ind. Gentlemen: Please send me literature containing information about tha Indian River Community Plan. Käme
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$C00 an acre. This crop was grown and marketed in 120 days. Fort Pierce i3 only 1.137 miles from New York as against 3,142 miles from Los Angeles to New York. Freight rates on vegetables and fruits are proportionately lower. Poultry also pays splendidly and during tho past year eggs were contracted for at 43 cents a dozen. Poultry product? are always in demand at high prices on account of tho extensive tourist business along the Florida East Coast. We Help You Get Started The services of capable, efficient and experienced agricultural experts are at your disposal to aid in getting the proper start and in working out your farm problems successfully. Abundant foodstufTs are grown on a very small acreage. This, with all year 'round pasture and the trimmings and culls from the vegetable crops provide plenty of feed for your cow, hogs and poultry. The continual development, each year, of additional acreage in vegetable crops and in oranges and grapefruit groves ehould, within a few years, put the average community dweller in a position of absolute independence. a The planting of a grove of three acres a year for four years builds up a property that at the end of that time produces under ordinary conditions, an income of $350 an acre, a y ar. The land, at that time, is worth a minimum of Jl.OoO an acre and the entire cost of improvement is taken care of by the surplus income from vegetable crops. As the orange and gTapefruit grove becomes older its productiveness of course increases. Indian River citrus fruits sell on the tree from 00 cents to $1 a box more th.n similar fruits from any other locality in the United States. Development for Non-residents The Indian River Community Tlan is not limited to the farmer and the young man making his start in life. For the applicant whose business or profession makes it impossible to move to Florida at this time, a Development Bureau is provided to carry on the work. Tn-s bureau will supervise the cultivation of a c'trus grove for you, using such money as you can spare from time to time and send to the bank at Fort Pierce. In this way you can add to your estate or provide a home for later years at no inconvenience now. Your Instructions to this bureau will be carried out to the letter. They will be handled by agricultural experts and it will be our' aim at all times to assist you in successfully building your home in Florida. What Simultaneous Community Development Means to You The simultaneous development of your tract along with hundreds of others, brings to life a perfectly functioning rural community, forgingsteadily ahead towards independence. Good community living conditions and large scale property improvement naturally increase property values for all. You share in this proportionately. Protection Against Loss Should you die during the development period, your land will be deeded to your wife or estate, free ar'd clear of all encumbrance. With this protection, no man need fear to undertake this work. You hav full assurance that none of your time, labor and money will be lost. Our Share in the Development While the development of the community by individual growers is going on, we are, at the same time, carrying on external improvements in the form of buildings and landscape decorations that will round out the community into one of the most beautiful settlements ever built up. The Social and Pleasure Side The delightful climate of the Florida East Coat and the fact that here is the "Winter Playground of America" is known to everyone. At any time of the year you may take a day off for fishing, boating, bathing, or spend a day with your dog and gun after ducks, wild turkeys, quail or deer. The delights of the Atlantic and the Indian River, thf social gatherings, the attendance at Fort Pierce churches all combine with the high type of people to make up a community of as nearly ideal social conditions as one could imagine. This Is Your Opportunity Take Advantage of It Now Allotments are made in the order in which applications are received. Early applicants receive priority as to location on good roads and nearness to the city. . Allotments will be made in this vicinity for one week only. An excursion to Florida will be conducted about November 4, but will be limited only to those who have taken allotments. The INDIAN RIVER COMMUNITY GENERAL OFFICES: New York Life Bldg. KANSAS CITY, MO.
From Moalay until Saturday or tfcia Mk a rrstatl' fresa or Kicmj City oHce, 1tb a corps of Mlrranta will t THE LAS ALLE, ROOMS 301-302 COME IX A2f D GET AIX THE FACT? ABOUT THIS MOT UXVSrAI. COMMUNITY F1A'. llea2qtnrtre opa from V A M totil fr P. M. EVERY DAY THIS WKHK
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