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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-30
PLANS FOR ERECTING
HEBREW CHURCH ARE
MATERlALIZING FAST

Tentative plans for the erection of
d $4,000 Hebrew church are now un-
der way according TO Rabbi Sha-
piro Of the Hebrew Orthodox
church. When finished it VIII house
both the members of the Children
OF Israel and the Hebrew Orthodox
church.
Rabbi Shapiro brought the move
ment about and at a meeting held
Sunday evening he gave an eloquent
lecture 70 q committee of representa-
tives Of both churches. HIS subject
was Unity"
Next Sunday there will be an
other meeting Of this committee in
the Oliver hotel at D. m. TO select
suitable location for the new
church Hebrews in South Bend are
enthusiastic over the project. as they
now hope to iii a long felt need.
that Of one large Hebrew church.
When completed there viii be one
part Of the church used as a scho0!
where Jewish children will be in
structed in the Hebrew language
and religion.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-30

culties unless some power is entrust-
ed by the nations OF the world with
the duty Of providing this assist
anCe.
international waterways viii be
more important under any future
settlement in Europe than in the
past. More than one case can be
cited beside the Dardenelles and the
Danube. where possession by one
power means OF access to the ocean
OF another power has been a contrib
utory cause 10 European unrest. The
Danube has been regulated by an in
ternatiOnal commission. With
league OF nations there is no reason
why all other similar problems
should not be similarly disposed Of
IF the nations can be persuaded
to put away their excessive individ-
ualism OF international cooperation
becomes a real force. then there Is
hope that We can establish the ma
chinery which viii be am effective
safeguard against war. and even di-
minish and render inocuous the
causes Of international quarrels."
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-30
ST. PATRICK'S SUNDAY
SERVICES EXCELLENT

Rev. William MinniCk acted as
ceIebrant at high mass held at st.
Patrick's church sunday morning at
1890 o'clock. and also preached the
sermon
He urged his parishioners to take
stock of their spiritual goods much
in the same manner Us a sound bust
ness man figures UP his earnings
and figures out methods whereby ne
might better his business for the
following year.
IF we are solicitous of The things
of earth, how much more so should
we be about things spiritual said
he. ION this. the last Sunday of the
year. we should map out a line Of
endeavor that will bring US to a
higher spiritual level. How many
We're here last year and heard the
note of warning sounded in the COS
pei that are now dead. We know
not the time when We shall he called
and it is best to be prepared al
ways"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-30
UKRAINIAN BAA0S
THREATEN POLISH TOWN

WARSAW. Dec. 30.-NOrthern
Ukraine bands now are threatening
the town of Kovel They have al
ready taken L,utsk and Rovno. muir
dering. wherever possible, the Pol
ish land owners and also Russian Of
ncers Of the former imperial army.
In the town OF Berdyczov. the
Ukrainians shot is officers upon en-
tering the town and took Sc prison
ers. Later they killed these prison
ers and threw their bodies into the
river.
The military forces of Gen. Pet
lura are estimated roughly at from
thirty to forty thousand. They are
dressed in Russian uniforms and
carrying German rifles. The Ukrai-
rians are working towards Galicia,
and there is likely 10 be "A serious
clash with the Poles and more bat
ties for the possession of Lemberg
and the land. occupied by the Ru-
theniauS
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-30
SEES DIFFICULTY
IN DETAILS Of
GREAT LEAGUE
international Waterways to
Be More important
Than in the Past.

LONDON. Dec. 30.-Lorj Robert
Cecil. who is 20 deal at the peace
conference with questions affecting
a league Of nations. in an Interview
by "A correspondent Of the Observer,
after affirming the necessity for car
rying the principle Of a league Of
nations into effect, dealt with what
he termed the difficulties connected
with the details with such plan.
THE moment you Try TO devise the
machinery Of a league OF nations. -
Lord Robert said. you are struck
by the existing OF complete interna-
tional anarchy. The great difficulty
i'm providing an alternative Of war
lies in the difficulty of providing eff
fective action TO compel obedience
to any regulations which may be
made on the subject
IF there existed any system Of
interna tiOnal cooperation with for
NAL or even informal regulations.
this difficulty would be easily sur
mounted. The essential thing is TO
obtain recognition for the fact that
the interests Of humanity as a whole
really exist. We have TO work in or
der that the nations shall not forget
that they are part Of one another
Take for instance, the tropical
countries inhabited by barbarous
populations. In a world ruled by in
ternat ional cooperation it will be
realized that such countries must be
administered for the benefit of their
own people and their products made
available for the whole world II
this is done IL will matter little by
which nation they are administered.
"In the case of the west countries
Of Asia without good government. in
the period before independence can
be exercised. there must be assist
ance from the outside. and this is
bound TO lead TO international diff
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-30
II POUND POLICE SERGT.
ARRIVED SUNDAY A. M.

Shortly after midnight at the nc
lice station, Sergt. Peter Rudynsk's
office was ClOuded with smoke
Everyone about the place was smok-
ing a good cigar, and had a satisfied
air about them.
What new, Pete" we asked
Not a thing" said he. and Off
GERS Tholander and Miller. who were
standing near, burst cut laughing.
I've took Oft our overCoat 10 see
il there were any tags hansing down
the back
Then minute-man Tholander came
across with the information. ut
amt you.' he said. pete. he's the
father of an 11-poInd boy"
The sor arrived ~ 7:45 a. M. sun
day morning Mrs RUdynsd is do
ing nicely.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-30
LINDEN QUARTET SINGS AT
SUNDAY MUSICAL CONCERT

The Linden quartet featured the
regular Sunday afternoon concert
given at the First Presbyterian,
church Yesterday. II is composed
Of F. G. KooS. Paul Anderson. James
Cover and II. ". Nolan. All but one
Of the selections rendered by this
quartet was unaccompanied. This in
itself is evidence OF the ability of
these men. Their voices blended
perfectly. while the more difficult
numbers were sung with the pre-
cision that spells practice.
In addition TO the vocal selections
the IngersoIl stringed quartet under
the personal direction OF Prof.
Ingerson, presented several selec
lions
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-30

diplomatic representation Of the
vatican arises at the present mo-
ment
Fifth, that Intervention in Russia
is Inevitable
Upon Russian intervention H.
Pichon explained. reading from in
structions issued by Premier Glenn
enceau 20 the general commanding.
that such Intervention was not Of
feusive for the time being. but de
fensive. i'm order to prevent the Dol
sheviki from invading the Ukraine.
the Caucasus and western Siberia.
I'm the future am offensive interven.
tion might be necessary to destroy
hOlsheism. Such an operation must
be carried out 10y Russian troops. Of
which 100000 Were az the present
time ready az odessa
Socialists Break out.
While NJ Pichon was reading NJ.
Clemcuceau's instructions. panda-
monium broke loose on the socialist
bench
The war is beginning anew"
they shouted
VI. Deschanel, president Of the
chamber. threatened to have one OF
the most unruly Of the socialls,
members elected. NJ Pichon wealth
cred the storm calmly He refused
peremptorily 10 answer whether the
French government was prepared n:
tho present time to make public the
names of it's delegates TO the peace
conference. The chamber must Civ
the government its confidence. he
said
The chamber was again in an up
roar. i'm which it was noted that
others Joined with the socialists
The cham Der is holding a session
this evening. as the budget must b.
voted before midnight. Dec. 81. by
both the chamber and the senate.
There We're three sessions today.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-30
MOVING PICTURES AT
ST. PAUL'S M. E. CHURCH

After Rev James L. Gardiner
gave an interesting sermon sunday
night mt st. PaUrs Methodist Epis-
copal church entitled Heavens
Song for Earth moving pictures
were shown that were very apprO-
pirate for this holiday SET son
The star Of Bethlehem was the
name of the picture sho"-n. Ii de-
piCted events which ,oOk place
about Jerusalem at the time Christ
was born The historical facts were
followed out exactly as they are in
terpreted IN the Bible, from the time
Of the prophet Micah down to the
great day on which Christ was
born.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-30

way the voting 90 the budget or
30, 5OO,OOO.OOO francs for The
first three months of 1910. unless
the government stated It's peace
terms either through Premier
Clemenceau Of Nj. PichOu. But
It was not expected that the gov
ment would DO so before Mon
day.
" Franklin Bourlon. Of the COM
mistee ,eQn foreign affairs. brought
mattersato a head. however. 1v q
violent attack on NJ. Pichon and the
governments foreign pulley
Pichon Outlines Policy.
Since Thursday the government
bench has sat I'm obdurate silence.
refusing 90 reply 20 anv queries, bus
when " Pichon ascended the
tribune this afternoon he was ready
20 answer He declared:
FIRST. that the government was
IN accord that the utmost pgbrcity
ence. thus replying TO the interpella-
ton Of the socialist deputy NJ
Cachin. Or last Friday. when ne
asked Premier Clemenceau to state
whether secret diplomacy would be
abandoned tn the peace conference
and the discussion given All pub
licity.
Second. that the French govern
ment has adopted the principle of "a
league or nations and is now bus
working toward it's effective realiza-
ton. thus replying 10 the interpella
lion of the socialist. NJ Bracke.
Third that the government does
not desire any annexation. but re-
serves the rigt TO fix the Alsace
Lorraine frontiers. 20 guard against
future attack. thus replying TO NJ
Franklin Bouillon.
Fourth. that the government
does not think that the question Of
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-30
BEHOLD, | MAKE
ALL THINGS NE W
Book of Revelations
Text Used by Capt. Nehemiah
Brooks at Salvation
Army Service.
Book OF Revelations

Services al the Salvation Army
SUNDAY night consisted of hymns by
the congregation and sermon by
Capt Nehemiah Brookes. His text
was taken from the Book Of Bevela-
tins. Behold. 1 make all thinss
new"
Being made new creature in
Christ Jesus by the spiritual new
birth leads TO the new and everasc-
ing kingdom where the Lord God
maketh all things new. New gar
ments and new toys soo year out
and lose their lustre. but not so with
things pertaining 10 the new heaven
and earth mentioned i'm the Book OF
Revelations, written by John the Di-
vine. New songs, poems and must
cal compositions serve their purpose
for time and are then shelved. The
changing seasons with the new
moon and the Lords mercies that
every morning cause the New Years
prospects TO look brighter are worth
while in that they do good i'm the
world for the preparation for the
new and everlasting mansion mem
toned by Jesus our LORD for the
faithful i'm Christs Righteousness.
The old year is about gone with
all its opportunities. and the new
year dawns like that of DAY. There
is no chart on this earth that is
equal 10 divine guidance for steer
ing clear OF ali obstacles likely 10
cause regret and sadness.
The give me a chance appeal
unds an open door in the service OF
the Lord that fits man for LIES full
usefulness"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-30
Storm Breaks in French
Chamber When Pichon
Outlines Peace Conditions

PARIS Dec }O-The which has threatening the
French chamber for the past four broke Sunday when
Stephen Pchon minister Of foreign affairs amid violent Interrupt
tons by the socialists demonstrations by the govern
ment supporters outlined Frances peace terms.
ne minister declared thar France absolutely agreement that
u publicity be given 10 the proceedings OF the peace conference
lie announced that Intervention Russia inevitable but that
would De Of defensive character tar French troops
concerned and that offensive operations undertaken
he by Russian troops
II had been evident for The past opponents
Premier CemenCeau determined to OhCt every possible
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-30
ERS. JOHNSON ENTERTAlNS

Mrs. 7. Johnson. OF 40 south
Michigan street. was hostess at
house party given ina honor of her
birthday anniversary, saturday eve
ming About 80 people were. pres
ent. The evening was spent i'm dane
ing. music and cards.
Miss Ruth Kemerley rendered sew
eral vocal solos. among which were
II Hear a Thrush at Eve " and The
Shoogy- Shoe" RespOndin2 20 ar
encore she sang several patriotic Sc
lections .. F. Barret accompanied
her on the piano.
Mrs Johnson received several
handsome Temem oranceS. one
platinum breast pin. Luncheon was
served az midnight
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-30
ENTERTAIN FRIENDS TO
DANCE AND LUNCHEON

Mr. and Mrs. Homer Lydick en-
tertained az their country home on
Lincoln way W Satur day evening
with dance and midnight lunch
con. The following guests attended
The Misses Edith and Marion Cow
gill. Miss Emma Beckerich. Miss
Esther Fisher. NJ. F. Collmef and
Don Cowgirl. The out-of-tow1
guests were Mr.. and Mrs Henry Z.
F-rausom OF New York, William
Grogan OF Chicago and T. n Nu-
gent OF the Great Lakes naval sta
tion.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-30
INTERESTING PROGRAM
AT WEST MINISTER CHURCH

\ short but interesting program
OF music was given at The Westmin-
ster Presbyterian church Sunday
evening. As usual the Westminster
quartet rendered their music in a
highly artistic manner. the Two
hymns. "Tm Pilgrim. I'm "A
Stranger. land Speed Away" being
exceptionally good
On next Sunday Alexander Logs
don. the lyric tenor Of the quartet
viii sing a solo which he has been
rehearsing for the past week. =
special musical program is being ar
ranged By Miss katherine Beach.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-30
CONSUMPTION OF MILK
INCREASING, REPORTS
INSPECTOR R. H. WOLFE

According 10 Dairy Inspector Roy
n. Wolfe. the people of south Bend
are consuming twice the quantity of
milk they did before South Bend
wen dry last April He attributes
this fact to the large number OF
matted milk drinkers who crowd the
local soda fountains: also to many
others who have discovered that in
some ways il makes a suitable SUBJ
stitute for the beer that was for
merely drunk.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-30
FISH, GAME AND FOREST
LEAGUE HOLDS MEETING

INDIANAPOLIS Dec. eo.-The
seventh annual meeting of the Iudi
ana Fish. Game and Forest learIe.
VIII De held here tomorrow. opeuinG
its session in the afternoon. Many
Of the various local ORGANIZATIONS
interested in the conservation o.
wild life within the state are expect
cd 10 be represented. The league
has been WORKING FOR some time Jo
get every fish and game body bon the
state not already "a member to sf-
Aliate with IT, The league was or
ganized .u 1911
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-30
ART INSTITUTE PICTURES
AT CHRISTIAN CHURCH

Pictures which were loaned by the
Art Institute OF Chicago were shown
at the Sunday night services OF the
First christian church. They We're
produced b. the Pathe company and
were highly instructive. They
showed the Acropolis OF Athens and
many other ancient buildings exist
ing before Christ. They also gave
good insight into che religion prac-
ticed by the ancient Greeks. The
services were we'll attended.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-30
DAUGHTER OF LEON
TR0TZKY ARRESTED

GENEVA. Dec. 30.-The daughter
of Leon Trotzky. the bolshevik min
lister OF war and marine. and a boil
shevist named LewOw were arrested
ia Warsaw yesterday according u
the Polish agency at lausanne. Six
million marks were found in the
apartment which they were occupy
ing
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-30
MISS KATHRYN CARLISLE
TO ARRIVE THIS WEEK

Charles Arthur Carlisle. Of Tippe-
canoe pl., left South Bend sunday
morning at 1920 o'clock for New
York TO meet his daughter KGthyrn.
who has been overseas doins Red
Cross canteen work for the past sew
eral months. II is not known just
when her boat viii dock. hut it viii
Joe some time during the fore part
Of the week.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-30
OF JEWS
WILL BE REQUESTED BY
PEACE TABLE DELEGATES

NEW YORK. Dec. 30.-The dele
Gates 20 ask the peace conference
FOR emancipation Of Jews DO Ruma-
MA were elected at q convention
here today nv tho Federation OF Ru-
Tanian Jews IN America. The dele
Gates are solomon suhrin and Abla-
ham Brill. both OF This city IL was
saId that after completing their
mission AT the peace conference they
would go TO Rumauia 90 study tnc
needs OF that country tor recon
struction work. Nearly all the
branches or the federation which
has 30.c0G mer m ATS uem1erslip.
were represented ~ the convention.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-30
FORMATION OF S. S.
BASKETBALL LEAGUE
CONSIDERED TONIGHT

Plans Tor the formation of uas-
ket ball league viii he discussed to-
night AZ 1890 %. m. at the y. ~. g. a.
10y representative of the S1uda.
schools of Soulh Bend. To is expect
ed that the league will he organized
and under way soon after the Hr-.
of the year
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-30

and two have been held every day
this week. But only one vote on
strict party lines was taken. This
was on Friday when the govern
ment did not lose any strength de-
spite the widely advertised on
slaught Of its opponents
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-30
SOLDIERS VISITS PARENTS

Sergt HusO Noedisch. ~ Rattan
Arsenal Y. J.. is home with his par
ents. air. and Mrs. George p Voc
disch. 1922 Postage avenue ou d rer-
day Surlough.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-30

To Cure "A Cold in One Day.
Take LAXATIVE BROMO QUlNINE
tTablets.) II stops the Cough and
Headache and works of the cold.
u. W. GROVES signature on each
box. 30c-Adv.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-01
FOE REtkONED UPON
ALLIES KINDNESS IN
LAYING DEATH TRAP

London Nov so The German SOL
diers had some terrible ways Of show
ing appreciation for the kindness OF
foes.
In letter received from France last
Neek by Frank Alien. managing direc-
ter Of Moses empires. his son-in law,
captain Douglas r. t. Mann. OF the
somerset Light Infantry. says
"A few days ago, noticing dead
aoche wing on IA stretcher in no Mans
Land four OF our men were sent out
10 bring him In tn give him decent
burial, is our custom.
'on arrival. they went to pick up
tue stretcher. and the whole lot were
Immediately blown TO atoms the gentle
Hun having laid a mine underneath Il
think that our worthy patriotic strfk-
ers and pacifists should know this
Wei this is the sort OF foe we are
dealing with, and | think when the
time comes TO discuss peace the army
and navy should be left TO deal with
it,"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-01
SHOWS.
ABANDONED IN WAR.
AGAIN DISCt sSED

Chicago. Nov 3o.-~New York, Chi
csgo and other big cities probably viii
have automobile shows ~ usual in Jan
uary. The national shows here and al
New York seem certain. IT IL expected
the National Automobile Chamber oi
Commerce VIII meet soon and take
some action.
The shows were abandoned last sum
mer because IL was thought the war
would last through the winter. bat
peace has changed the outlook With
manufacturing of pleasure models re.
sumed. the chief cause OF the shows
b. ing cancelled has been removed
according N the recent government
order manufacture Of Passenger auto
mobiles may he increased TO so per cent
OF the war curtarmant The skilled
labor problem, however,, may cause a
hitch, Two wears may he required 20
bring back the manufacturing records
set In 1915 and 1916, and automobile
men believe prices will remain at a
high level for five years To come
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-01
SPAIN A PROMISE LAND
OF FUTURE MUSIC
\ Treasure House of Original Ncio-
dies, Says Composer Laparra.

ia these days OF the Increasing
popularity OF the Spanish language
and Of closer friendship with our
South American neiEhbors. it is an
anomaly that the music Of Spain
should sull lac SO largely unknown to
US, interest in it Is being aroused
among musicians. however, and there
Is no doubt that this viii rapidly
spread TO he general public
Raoul i.aparra. tho noted French
Spanish composer and pianist, in re-
cent Interview. made the unqualified
assertion that spain Is land where
bcEgers are poets. | have been re-
pcatediy dumbfouuded." he says "hv
the beauty Of the melodies and iiues
which I have heard from the mouths
Of thc roadside mendicants. The
soul, the pity. the sincerity with
which they sound their songs is "a
Rarely docs one In :. great opera
house ever feel SO deeply moved, SO
thrilled 80 overcome.
The music of Spain, like the peo~
pie. and~fhe geography Of the coun-
try, is fun of contrasts. In the north
is rugged and rocky country and a
sturdy people, who are in many ways
like the people of Brittany and Corn
wall. Their music is strong and
amount of exceptionally original ma
terial which composers should ex-
plore.
In the south tropical luxuriance
prevails. with lis accompanying opu-
lence and dreamy Incidence This IL
reflected in the music, which is color
full. senSuous. and Intoxicating like
the warmth and ardor of the black ?
eyed, iSskinned people In Gaia
lonia with it's capital Barcelona, a
province which forms al bridge be-
/ tween the north and south, we find a
brisk, active and commercial people
Nwho are extremely musical and whose
rhythmic sense ia wonderfully de
veloped And in CASTLE. the very
heart OF Spain. We can hear music
that Is tender. dreamy and grave,
Ii is whh these conditions in mind
that Laparra makes the claim that
the various kinds of Spanish music
encyclopedia could not exhaust" "one
can only begin 10 realize this" he az
serts, when one considers that the
melody changes not only from pro-
vince to province. but from the valley
to the mountain. from the mountain
TO the seacoast; in fact. from town
TO town. This is why Spain offers the
richest rhythmieaI and melodic school
on earth
And this is why we Americans who
are 80 vitally Interested in Spain
civilization, should make more serious
efforts to investigate this treasure
house OF future music.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-01
A GREAT CHRISTMAS DISPLAY OF
PIANOS AND PLAYER-PLANOS

There has never been a better
time to select a Piano or Player
Piano than right now. This year
The Corley Annual Christmas
Display is one Of the most com
plete and varied in all our thirty
years history.
II represents the largest stock, as
To number of Instruments, to he
found in the South. as well as the
most complete as to grades and
prices.
Here you are not confined to one
or two lines of instruments, but
may make your selection from
such celebrated makes as;
Mason 4 Hamlin. Conover. Hazel
ton. Nose Il Sons. Cable. Heir
Brothers. Schubert. kingsbury
Wellington, Dckoycn, Filing
ton. Cambridge.
Also Euphonia and Garcia
Player-Pianos and Electric
Reproducing Pianos. and Others.
You do not buy in the dark"
when you select a Piano at the Cor
ley Company The instruments We