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The broad ax., 1919-03-08

olD CORNERSTONE LAYING ExERCGS WERE HELD
qNDAY, MARCH 2, 1919, UNDER AUSPICES OF GRAND
llsONIC BODIES. REV. DR.. FLOYD GRANT SNELSON,
IA DID,, PHD., FELLOW ROYAL GEOGRAPHICAL So
G1Y OF ENGLAND, THE ENERGETIC PASTOR OF NEW
a MARYS," STARTIES AND THRILLS THE GREAT AS
gNBLY BY HIS SCHOLARLY AND ELOQUENT AND
IERNED MASONIC WELCOME ADDRESS, !" THE LIKE OF
Which HAS NEVER BEEN HEARD BEFORE IN THE ILL
mE GRAND MASONIC JURISDICTION. DR.. SNELSON IS
WQUESTIONABLY ONE OF THE RIPEST SCHOLARS OF
TERRACE AND OF THE FIELD OF LETTERS. SOME THREE
thousand PEOPLE GATHERED ALONG WITH THE 6OOI
aSONS, HEADED BY KNIGHTS TEMPLAR BAND. COR
R STONE RALLY BROUGHT In $2,622O3 FOR THE
gIDING FUND. H. B. PARKS, DID,, DELIVERED A WON
DRFUL SERMON, THE OPEN DOOR OF OPPORTUNITY. .
1 THE ERECTION OF THE NEW ST. MARY'S" Is ALREADY
4 half COMPLETED. BISHOP |. ]. chopin OF PEIIADEL-
=. PHA TELEGRAPHS $3.50 FOR A CATHEDRAL WINDOW,
EAGFT. WE. OWENS, STYLED MAJOR GENERAL
OFFICE KANSAS CLUB" GIVES SIS CASH IT IS UN-
ANIMOUSLY AGREED THAT DOCTOR AND mrs. SNELSON
ARE THE MODERN HEROES OF CHICAGO AFRICAN METH
ODEM AND ARE PAYING One THOUSAND DOLLARS Al
MONTH ON THE BUILDING CONTRACT OF NEW ST.
HRYS," THE OFFICIAL BOARD, IN THE ABSENCE OF
DOCTOR, VOTED HIM A MONTHS VACATION WITH
.MDS FOR A MUCHNEEDED REST, GRAND MASTER
EEXANDER A, MARTIN AND STAFF, DR.. A. j. CAREY, j
RESIDING ELDER, AND OTHERS DELIVER GREAT ADJ
DRESSES. REV. DR.. JESSE WOODS OF MILWAUKEE, Al
FORMER PASTOR AND EDITOR JULIUS F. TAYLOR BRING
GREETINGS.
The broad ax., 1919-03-08
THE CLUBS REPORTED
Bishop Parks Said "l

Blsnop farks oa1o:- on
are to be congratulated, DR.. Smell
son, for making possible this ma
gnifieent open door for New st.
Mary's' You have labored
faithfully and well, and God will
guide your head for your splen-
did achievement in the great city
of Chicago. Your estimable career
in the Church of Allen has been
illustrious, and to you; God viii
seek before you an open door OF
larger place and power. Church
such great Men cannot long be
liudered.
Their way is onward and up
ward, and we predict the same,
for this most excellent man, IN
our great Church. /"
The broad ax., 1919-03-08
PASTORS CLUB AND
AUXIIIARTES"

Bishop L. J. Coppin of Phila-
dephia. Pa $500; Dr.. T. =.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-03

Arkwnhct era un barberc. Era
analfabeto. Entire los obreroS De su
profession era visto como inepto con
Ia navajo Y 81 peine. Pero, e2 cam
bio poseia virjudes. Tenia am5.cle-
nes, era hombre &c accion. En- los IN
~tervalos de rasura ' corte &c pelo, EN-
pleaba su tempo en- estudia En- 81
mante surgia una idea; Ia de i~nventar
Ia maquina de hilar, Ia que dsSpucs
&c tempo, invent6. vniendo esta a
evoIucionar y rcvoluclonar Ia manu-
factura de telas.
Morse. era un art,sta al cleo ' con
81 pincel Y a%ceite, hacia resalt2r re-
rratos Hotables. Pero no era
5astante Ia maestria de Il profo-
sion para csc hombre, pueS era hom-
bre dc iraginsciones G ideas. En- Ia
lrarta de este artista sc preSentaba
una idea Que en- su mente reia. Des-
cubri6 Ia communication por medic de
alambres. Esto, trajo el telefono. La
brocha cedi6 al genio. La civilization
C1v0 Otro medic de comu1lcaclon.
Berliner, IN joven alemaa, empez3
81 tarea de Ia vida en- la teneduria de
!ibros. en- un concrete muy humllde,
en- Washington. Por las tardes, GUAM
do Sc ~concluian sus trabajo5. e. Jo-
ven pasaba 5 tempo en- escudios pro
fundos para hacer IN gran descu5rl-
mienco. Con "a puma en- 7 mano
V ell tintero d 81 lado. le veaian las
nusas de "a invencion. Soho Ut dia
Y al dia siSuienCe csc sueno era YER
d26aro. Habia descubjerJo IA idea de
transmission. Esca VINO q car mas
impulse al teletono ' u bases fun
GamentaleS.
Daniel Drew, en1pez6 4 ganarse IA
vida. ar-eando vacas. En- los can,nos
Y los no1tes, en- las sierras Y los va
les. ~ostudiaba, pensaba y experiment
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-03
CODIGOS MEXIcANO!

Cod;-o Ciyil-Edicion Official ....-----S2o
C66iEo &c P-oeeiinisutoS Clviics ...-..SI.S0
C5d,co Peal ..S-.5u
-Ei.Co de Concrete Sl.SO
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-03
TENGAlOs SEuPRE EN- TESION CONSTANTE La ANBICION
. ISEDCR0 ARMTJo

taba. Despues, este hombre, vino a
ser un Rey en\ Ferrocar-iies. Jay
Gould, ell hombre mas rico de Ia Re
publica, empezo a hacer 81 vida re-
vendiendo r~elojes de puerta en- puerta
Era IN reveEdedor tenaz. John II.
Patterson. era I'm comerciante en- dia
nantes negros (carbos). Es 81 mven-
tor de Ia Registradora de dinero, y
su uso es universal.
Henry Ford, no saba de otra co,
sa Que ingenios. En- su edad meIa sur
gi6 en- su mente la idea De un auto
movil.
Que esta listed pensando? Sc
ocupa en- pensar otra cosa cue no sea
de su trabajo diario?
Una dc las cosas mas amplias que
~canocenos es Ia cabeza de un HON
be. Cada cabeza es un ,mundo.
En- la cabeza de Colon habia espa-
clio suficiente para descubrlr TN mum
do. En- Ell craneo de Carnegie habia
suficiente espacio para contener una
milla cuadrada de fabrlcas de ace
70.
Otros hombres han navegado Ell va
pores Y construido siscemas ferrc-
~viarios en- las celdas de su cere5ro.
George Pullman, deSpues de TRAFALGAR
incesantemente en- Ia carpinteria,
produio IN carro-puliman. Era una
idea Que habia nacido debajo de 81
craneo. ,.
.Ouien podra decir cuantas posioi-
l;dades esten e~ncarce!adas en- su &C.
rebro. en- su calavera, en- csc craneo,
Echeias fuera.
No Sc asombre de las hazahas he
otros Aomores. Pondere, en- Gamble,
cue ruGiera listed hacer para el blen
de IA humanidad, dandole al clavo
.rlicneras esta cahente el fierro. Ali
esta eI espejismo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-03

CAST sierpre los hombres tropeza-
mos con nuestra primer ocupaclon.
Ia primera que Sc %presenta, sea la que
fuere. Jamas nos ocupamos en- cernir
hasta encontrar ell trabajo cue mas
seria de nuestro agrado Y gusto.
Cuardo Sc ANA eli trabajo Ell Il
Sc ocupa uno, viene como recompensa
ell triunfo. Tr~abajando asi, Sc canta Y
Sc goza. 81 no podemos cantar, el ira
bajo sera duro, muy duro.
ST no no hemos alcanzado el pun
to que deseamos en- la senda, es por-
cue heEnos errado ell canine. Nues-
tres pensamientos deben tener un
cambio. Cambiemos de vereda. Cam
b:emos otra vez. Ash podremos exc!a-
mar Eureka, tie %encontre!
Cambiemos de p~aisaje Y asi Ia am
bici0n sera una distinta pelicula. Ash
veremos Ut cielo mas amplio. Las es-
trellas las veremos mas luminosas Y
ce1tellear como piedras preciosas que
deslunbran nueStra vista en- Ell cata-
clismo del cambio de paisaje y de Pc
licula.
La education ayuda, e cierto, pc
TO nadie negara que IL determination
y Ia curiosidad constructors tam
bien son substitutes de primer orden
para una e~ducacion colegial.
La mitad del material que contie-
nen los lihros de texto fue emitido por
hombres que fueron sus propios macs
tros Y sus propios d~escubridores,
Los cursos de estudio son, esencial-
mente, revistas de Ia obra de traba-
jadores ~incansables que tenian estami
ma suficiente para yer a sus DEERE
dores. sin Ia necesidad de tener ALI
un guia.
FL ser iliterato, m es necesarla-
mente ser ignoraate. Los escolandos
graduates en- Ia Univarsidad de Ia
Acci0n, han dotado a Ia civilization
con Il mayor parte de sus requisites,
los mas esenciales.
Las fabricas, los salones de fletes,
los carros de carga, los carros de
plataforma, los escritorios y aun los
establos. son salas de conferencias en-
las cuales Ia oportunidad continuamen
te presenta objetos para estudio.
Los hombres que producer las he
rramientas Y articulos que usamos,
con el tempo Sc ponen miopes, y lie
gan i Greer que han llegado q ia me-
t. en- la senda de obrercs productores
pero listed. como ~observador Y conner
ciante en- esas mismas heuanientas
puede obtener una idea enteramente
distinta en- esos productos Y por ca
sualidad, en- el momento psicologico
puede inventar In cambio maravilloso
sea va en- MEDIA o forma de dicho
implemento, dejando listed a 81 ina
ginaci6n en- complete libertinaje, resol
viendo Y calculando, buscando IA dife-
rencia cue hay entire el que Ia USA
Y el que IA EENDE.
Es decir: distingamos.
Nuestras madres, los dependencies,
los agricultors, los abogados Y aln
los mismos .trabajadores, cast dia a
dia i~nventan algo Y obtienen paten-
tes Sobre sus in~venciones, muchas de
las cuales son de gran significacion
II originates.
No debemos ser tan necios que sea
necesario pisar una tachuela para po-
der yer el punto.
x. K. X.
Las Cruces, n. Mexico.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-03

Ne p-eguGtan muchaS raCreS: ma
c~or,orobado USED cue 81 preparaclon
rara maestro de kindergarten en- re
!IGad le sirve para erfrentarse coz
los p~ro5lcnas Gel bogar??" Nj res
cuesca cs acknowledgements: 81.
Dos amos de ad~iesrramierto COM
uleto = Ileros de estimulos, en- los ma
r.vlcsos m6todos de Froebel para IA
IA ensenanza de los njAos, ' varies
amos lie 1-ac;ica para poner On vigor
talks metodos, no pueden fracasar
ea car . Ia rlad-e conception int
ligeate spiritual del signlficado de
las actividadeS de Z MICS.
Pensando en- amos antenoreS, he
5ntentado f~c-rular concisamente al
gunos de los principles PRACTICES que
ne han ayudaGo en- siS2acioneS diff
Giles. ~ofreciendo los que siguen, a las
.uadrcs cue deseen hacer de los TEN
pranos amos de sus hjoS IN porren!r.
I.-CUando sea nec2sarlo impedlrLc
al riho cue haga algo malo o danoso,
siemGre s~ugierasele cue haga otra CO.
sa en- Iugar de 10 que Sc lie evta- No
lie Gig5is nunca: NO hagas tai cosa',
sin ahadir: "Haz eSta ctra".
Al otorgar al nlno permisO pa
n SIS juegos. cuidad de que u &C
tividadas no degeneren en- hcencia.
Sc sentIra mas feiz 81 sc le Inponen
cetsrm!nadas lmi-aclo@es para poner
4 prueba sGs facultades Y ayudarlo
q qac Sc ~concentre. Por ejempIo, 81
ruega con bloducS o cortaPapeI. Ell
rerniso iIritado para hacer 10 que lie
Hlazca. riene Per result2d0 Ia income
~ercia Y Ia ac.i.iGad dcstructora. En-
tanto cue una suggestion de parte &C
IA r.adre. lara ejecUtar alguna cosa-
corsrruir IRA casa. Y. 60 estlmula-
"a y orientara 81 pensamiento, sin
restringuirle su hbertad amplia dc
expression.
3.-Antes de dar ura ordcn, conslde-
rela siempre :; podra provocar resls
tencias. No siempre sc dcbe laslStr
en- ohtener una obediercia Ciega Guam
do los ninos rehusan obedecer: vues-
ira orden puede no haDer sido del
TODD ~rru6ente. Castigar las desobe-
dienciaS 81 es n~ecesario; pero no pro-
vooueis resiStencias evitables; humi-
lar "a voluntad del ni5o es cruel y
mUy periudiciaL
4-Cuando el nIno Sc muestra re-
acio. aseg-raos de cue Ia causa no
es fiSica: pues Ia fatiga Y 81 hamore
infIuven facilmenre Ell los peq1enoS-
Nuchos proLlemas que son insolubles
antes de las com!das, dcjan de ser
10 deSpu6s de elias.
.-Esforzados por segClr con Ia
observation las actividades lie vues-
tros hiics Y por entender los instln-
yos Y leyes internas de que proce-
den. Examined 10 que hacen, q Ia
luz de vuestra inteligenciz Y lie vues-
ira espiritualidad. Tales haoitos de
observation Y de cuidado ~impedrran
~vuestras ~irritaciones nerviosas V os
capacitaran para penetrar, eStimulan-
dolas con sIEpatia.
6.-Sed CONSEQUENCES en- 10 cue a
probiis ' en- 10 cue d~esaprobals- NO
IN dia, Dor que esteis fatigadas, re
probeis a IN nino por algo que haga,
dejando pasar desapercibida, en- el 81
s~uiente Ia znisrna cosa poTque eStels
.tranGuEas 2 descansadas
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-03

SYqest;onea a las madres. editadas
Dor el Comiss de Educacion Publ
Ca ie los Estados Uaidos y po- Ia
Asoeiaciou Nacional de KindeEgar-
ten
CPor Ia Sra Gertrude H. Canpbell.)
Diecisieae preceptos dedicados a las
uzd-es
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B!BLIOTECA De NOvELSTAS

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~MIscELANEA LITERARIA-

Cantcs a L Nujs-.-Co.ecei6n Dc Ts-Eos
ac-5SaccS. for-accs con uona-cs &C. -g-
,e-cs. p5r o7Ge1 altaSerlco ...--.----. oG
Ii Eo- &c n Observation-Disclosures Dc
he--osas y morales hisro-lctaS .--.--Sl-50
Las Nj Y u,a NocHe.-Hsr-osa C~C4ecctco
de cuerccs o--ryales. Edlclon > IA -ls-
--2 '9S
LIS Nj y U1a Eoches.-EuPasE,tA Gee. S--gG
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sa5. --a5u-idcs Al caSts-anC -SlV0
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szGas ~ los Principles del DecloEO, p0r
De-. Maria del PIlzr Slime ..--...--slE9
Nujs-es Ctled-ss de Mexico -v, rpilaeI67
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PslrSl-Coecclon de .r'-oS po- 81
padre LUIS Co.o-z -----...-.--.-- CSC
yiase A-cdsdor eel acknowledgements
rsLaco de IN vla,s po- las ~pria-pa-es
-acicaes del GLobo IS
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DE EMILIO lola

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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-14
on Man
| n jured Nearly
Thirty Years Ago

special % The News Times
HARTFORD CITY. Ind. Aug IA.
MIR. and Mrs. Thomas Short have
returned from Rochester. Mimi
where Mr. Short recently underwent
an operation which was regarded as
unusual by the specialists. His trOu-
bile was am aneurism or ruptured
artery. caused by having been acct
dentaliv shot I'm the neck by a play
mate 80 years ago.
The bullet nicked an artery and
vein. allowing the blood TO flow
gradually into the vein from the ar
terry and causing "A large lump to
form on his neck which had almost
doubled i'm size during the past year.
and which had been called a gOitre
10y physicians
The cperaticn was a delicate one,
tho ends of the artery and vein hav-
ing 10 be tied. An N-ray eNamina-
ton of the neck showed the bullet
was still Embedded but it was not
removed because the surgeons be-
Icvcd II would cause no trouble
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-14
THEATERS
Stage and Screen.
IT THE AUDITORIUM

II TIL 4 tDlIOitiIM Vi.
A clever and entertaining comedy.
The Belle of the Season" with the
brilliant Emmy Wehlen in the stel-
lar role, is today's Offering at the
Auditorium The story revolves
around Geraldine Keen. intimately
called Jerry" by her friends. Jer-
ry is the richest girl in the world.
the sole inheritOr of her father
enormous wealth. James Alden, son
of a newspaper owner. has grown
up from bOyhoOd with feeling of
resentment toward this girl whom
he has never met. Graduated from
,Ollege and a fashionable finishing
school. jerry embarks ON the usual
society page of life, until. one day
in her motor, she is forced 10 pass
through the mill district which is
controlled by her own money. Con-
ditions which she finds here. awaken
in the really warm hearted girl the
dormant instinct which cOmpels her
to interest herself in the lives of
those unfortunate people. and in her
work there she meets and falls in
love with James Alden which fur
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-14
At THE LASALLE.

Whatever might be ones .ndi-
vidual opinion as 10 what consti-
tutes virtue, they will be interested
in the story set forth in "Virtuous
Men" the LaSalle's big melodra-
matte success for today. That pop
ular actor, +. *. Lincoln, is fea-
tured. He is first introduced as a
down d-Outer. Once he had been
popular New York clubman, a
man Of wealth and position. A
woman he loved had Tilted him and
he had gone down rapidly until he
appeared at a northern lumber camp
ready 10 make good despite the odds
against him. Grace Darling. Clara
Joel md Robert Cummings play i'm
pOrtant supporting roles.
Tomorrow. When My Ship Comes
In" features Jane Grey
AT THE CASTLE.
With William s. Hart in his ia
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-14

vorite role executing the law OF
force. this time 10 right the wrongs
OF a prosecuted young lady owner
of a cattle ranch. Square Deal San
derson' comes 10 the Castle screen
TO entertain this stars myriad ad-
mirers today and tomorrow. While
he story follows we'll known lines
the star holds interest through his
enga ging personality and pretty Ann
Little adds charm 20 the role of
heroine The plot is full of action
and thrills. with notwithstanding
and fast-riding winning out against
the forces Of evil.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-14

n month lin t n n he as ue o he Aircraft I ar attempt
90 fl across tho P be made in h roopan with onto Tn % is from
" W o
AZ
miles frn O J The toa1d the ght Ill b. a niles 1t is xpeced tina
W u day a g ms He weeks b h asst
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-14
ENTIRE BUSINESS BLOCK
OF TOWN is BURNED

PIEEVILLE. Ky. Aug a. The
entire business section of Heller. a
mining town I'M southern Pike coun-
ty. Kentucky. was destroyed by fire
Wednesday. The postoffice. a thea
ter three grocery stores. a restaur-
amt. and several residences We're de-
stroyed. Electric wiring is believed
TO have caused the fire. The loss is
estimated az 100000.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-14

nishes the romance Of the story.
The last episode OF the so~s-- '~'''~l
serial. The Lightning Raiders" in
which Pearl White has been appear
ing for a number of weeks. and the
Gaumont weekly are other aItrac-
tions for today. The Price of In
nocence,' with a new star, Stella
Talbot, heads tomorrow's bill with a
Mack Sennett comedy.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-14
NV PRISON COMNfANDANT.

WASHINGTON. Aug 14.-MaJor
General James Fl. McCrae. former
commander of the 18th national
army division. was detailed Wednes-
day as commandant of the army
disciplinary barracks at Fort Leav-
euworth, Has., succeeding Col
Sedgevick Rice Gen. McCrae re-
Gently was placed in command of
Camp Travis Texas.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-14

I G. E,
More than $4,000
saved to South Bend
ice users this year by
the Artificial Ice Co.
This is a bold state
meIt, but it is support
ed by facts.
If ii had not been for
our big plant and an
additional investment
this year, South Bend
ice users would have
paid from $500 to
$1,000 per ton for ice,
as is the case III many
other cities.
We have refused to
Skin" the public when
we had the chance. We
have not added to the
high cost of living by
increasing prices. We
have sold our surplus to
other local dealers at a
low price to enable
them to resell to the
trade at a fair price.
We are glad we have
been able to do so
much for our city.
We know you appre-
ciate an industry of this
kind. We solicit new
business.
ARTIFICIAL
ICE CO.
Bell 2221
Lincoln 6123
The Corporation with a
Conscience.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-14

Tn the heat q summer. owing 10
expansion. "a steel bridge is appre-
ciably longer than 1t is in the win
ter. and at various times of the year
ii may br Iouge. on one side Than
ON the other
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-14

The judiciary committee met 70
consider the presidents proposal for
a federal board to inspect capital is
sues. so that worthless securities
may be kept off the market. II will
also consider the proposal to stamp
the cost price on all commodities be-
fore they leave the factories or dis
tribution centers.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-14
INVESTIGATE PRoFITEERNG.

NEW YORK, Aug. 14.-Investi-
cation by New York state into prof
iteering and food boarding was
opened here Wednesday with an as
surance from Gov. Smith that If CON
crete information was supplied him
on which to act he would also sum-
mon a special session Of the legisla-
ture TO deal with the situation.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-14
KERENSKY IN VIENNA

BASIL. Aus I4-AlcNapder kcr-
ensNy former premier and minis
ter OF war in Russia. IS In Vienna
according 10 the Frankfort Zeiuung.
"a copy of which has been received
here
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-14
EIII.ERS

FILTERS .. -. go. go. ...
The FIRST women printers are said
10 have been nuns Of the Dominican
order. who ran a printing press a
the convent at Mt. ipoi. as early as
1876.