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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-14
80 s - day Il eeIebrate.

This IS THE day We celebrate.
And. it's going to be SOME pic
mic.
Take it from us.
We hope none OF you brought
your wives.
Give the girl clerks chance. It's
their day.
NUNS the word
Our esteemed coufrere can't
come,
Nv vife's sick because wouldn't
bring aer.' raid an old sport To us
last night Have husbands been de
prived OF ALL their liberty We
trow rot. Cheer Up, George Your
wife may die in the spasm and then
you1l have your freedom. =. s.
Don't let her read this or she may
live 10 spite you.
NIishawaIn.
Real towns are not made by men
afraid
Lest someore Else gets ahead;
When everyone works and nobody
shirks
You cen raise town from the
dead.
And II while YOU make your per
sonal stake
YOU neighbor makes one. too.
Your town will be what YOU want il
Il isn't your town. it's you,
II you want 20 live in the kind OF a
town
Like the kin Of town YOU like.
You needn't slip your clothes in a
And start or a long. long hike.
You will only find what you left be-
hind.
For there's nothing that's really
new:
It's n knock At yourself when YOU
knock your town
II .snt your town. it's YOU.
Girls. Sing Mark. our distinguish
cd laundryman. is with US today. He
wants 20 dance. and has asked us
TO introduce him to all of you.
Now. stop your erowding.
Schuyler is also with us today, and
so is Coats. Let them repeat in pub
Tic what they told us last night
Wen tell They said the cost Of flu
nerals wiz be higher next year. and
that YOU better get drowned az the
lake today and save money. Gee.
the proiteers stand at the gates Of
life 10 skin us as we come into this
world and at the portals of rest to
pick our pockets hen we fail
asleep.
Blow to Lovers OF Scenery.
Elbow TO knee. elbow TO knee.
The bathing suits at Indian Lake
will be.
That So Then Mishawaka's bald
head club
Will take its bath in the old home
tub
Ernie Reebe solemnly relates that
whenever the herd OF cows on his
farm wade into the creek 20 set W.
ter. the catfish milk them There
Is no way 10 overcome living Of that
robust type unless the Indiana Iegis-
lature can do IT,
We are inclined 20 the belief that
the Memphis editor now laneuishinR
in Jail will rejoice in fun fcedirs for
the first time IN severa' years
Look. BOYS. Look.
The summer girl parados the shore
Where fancy TOOK er.
And while we often look her Ger
We ne'er o'erlook 'er
An Oklahoma man got $3.50 for q
pair OF pants lost in a Pullman. If
the railroad administration needs
any more pants. IT may have all ours
for $50.
Fireman George Ganser asked ms
Yesterday whore Lake Chapcrone
was heated lie had been asked 10
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-14
WHY PAY RENT?

Own your home by making month
y pay uents. Peoples Building and
Loan association. A. j. SCHNEIDER.
Sec'y. 215 s. Main st.-Advt. cod
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-14

20 =. ,oceting At p. n. VorI
~ page rank. Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-09
Liquor Vote And The Soldier Attitude
HotU VIII ODerseas Men Cast Ballot?

THIS tempest in a teapot about the
1 absent and disfranchised soldier
vote, prohibition and equal suffrage:
this insult TO the soldiers in the ale
cation that they are nearly unani-
mously opposed to prohibition and
equal suffrage was sired by the
liquor traffic and proclaimed by it
in a desperate effort to win support
to its disloyal propaganda TO build
up defiance and opposition TO the
now national constitutional law en-
bodied in the 18th amendment
The liquor traffic dared to imply IN
the issue between the home and the
saloon that our soldier boys derived
from their heroic and sacrificial de
renee Of the home on the soil Of
France an inspiration 10 return home
and defend the salOon-the enemy Of
the home The traffic proclaimed that
these boys are coming home to deny
70 the immortal women of the Red
Cross and the Salvation Army who
stood under the guns of the Huns
and ministered to them. and TO all
the host Of Incompatible women at
home who backed them by their love
and prayers and invaluable help. the
right to equal suffrage right a
thousand times earned-a right all
opposition TO which woman's service
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-09
NAZIN0HA IN
TOYS Of FATE
Wonderful Star More Fas.
cinating Than Ever in
Play Of Rare Quality.

In Toys of Fate" starring the
great Nazimova. now playing at the
Unique. the wonderful Russian star
has been declared to have surpassed
her marvellous work in her previous
Screen Classics, Inc. super-picture,
Revelation" As a gypsy princess,
Nazimova brings all the histrionic tai
ent which has made her famous into
effective play
Nazimova is a personality. She is
totally different from any other
screen star-she is life itself in her
movement-she is a living. breathing.
palpitating figure Of animation and
power
Not only is NaZimo-a a great artist
OF the stage. one OF the most cele-
brated in the world perhaps second
only to Bernhard. with the advantage
OF being young. but she appeals to
the masses and is not over the heads
OF the theater patrons.
The shows for TOYS Of Fate" start
at II, 1880, .. $50. .. $50. s. $3.50
Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-09

that even the liquor traffic is awaken
ing 10 the offensiveness of its gross
laundering. Mark the admonition
Do not be surprised if. before election
day. the traffic has changed front and
loudly prOclaims that there is no
reason TO assume that the majority Of
the soldier vote will be against pro-
hibition and equal suffrage
There is no opposition 20 enfran-
chisement Of the soldier vote for the
coming election. The legislature is
converting for the purpose and viii
promptly qualify the soldiers 20 vote.
No one is to blame for the fact that
they are temporarily disqualified II
fault there is. it lies entirely with the
franchise law Of the state
The American soldier is intelligent
and observing. There is reason 10 be-
heve he has been putting two and two
together while in France and that the
sum OF his conclusions is not favor
able TO the beverage use Of alcohol
He has found the standards Of life.
the social conditions Of life, life itself
in wine submerged France far below
those OF which he is a part and enjoys
in his own America-the first land %
write abolition Of the liquor traffic
into its organic law.
He does not want a French girl
for wife. he does not want a French
home; he does not want French chill
dren: he does not want to live as the
French do; he does not want the lin
itations Of French life. in short. not
withstanding they drink wine instead
Of water. he does not want TO live and
VIII not live in France He nOw
knows that wine has not elevated
France He has seen that 10 has de-
generated France
And when he arrived there. he
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-09
Too Busy on Farm To
Bail Wife Ont OF Jail

Springfield. H., May "a desire
for fine clothes and an empty pocket
book landed Mrs Elijah CLARK, wife
OF a wealthy 8facoupin county farmer,
in the county fail here And she re-
NAMED there for three days and two
nights because she gave alleged
worthless cecks in payment for sun
dry articles at various stores Elijah
couldn't come % her rescue, as he
was occupied with more pressing
duties Of farm life at home But the
third day IL rained and Clark, who
is many years his wife's senior.
knocked off long enough % come 20
Springfield. bail his errinE spouse out
Of Jail and make the rounds OF the
stores paying her debts.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-09
OBSTRUCTION Of
WAR IS TERRIBLE
Pictures Prove the Havoc
Wrought by the Ger
mans in France.

Henry Warren Poor. noted war pho
tographer and lecturer. closed the
Commencement in El Paso Thurs
day night with an illustrated lecture
on THE Last Days Of the War"
The slides shown during the lecture
were all wonderful effects. which can
only be obtained by one especially
educated in photography and one who
has studied the science Of picture tax
ins- As head Of the lecture and slide
uepar ent Of Underwood and Under
wood, Photographic headquarters for
american newspapers, Mr.. Poor is in a
position 10 secure the latest views
from the continent
Mr. Poor explained each slide as it
was shown and told in an interesting
way what each picture represented
Many Of the scenes showed the ter
rlole destruction OF war. Beautiful
eathedrals, once the pride Of Europe.
are nov only crumpled ruins. All Of
lr Poor's pictures are authentic and.
although it seems hardly believable
lnaL anyone or any nation would in
woke such ruthless destruction. the
pictures prove it.
The color effects in the slides We're
perfect In many instances the pho
tographer obtained effects Of BURST
ING sue44es eLLecLS from balloons among
the clouds and birdseye views Of the
beautiful avenues Of Paris and other
European cities.
Maps showing the effects Of bombs
on Paris and London gave the audi
ence an idea Of how much more seri-
ous the air raids were than the news 7
papers at that time were allowed TO :
disclose
The program Thursday night was
opened with a delightful concert byl
the Apollo concert company. who are
artists OF music Their music con
sisted Of a saxophone quartet, very ,
well rendered. viola numbers and vO- 4
cal solos The feature Of the program /
was the number played o. the apollo 4
phone, an instrument made especially
for them on which was produced most
wonderful harmony.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-09
THE COURTS.
sTH COURT OF CIVIL APPEALS.
J. r. Harper, f. +. Hughes and A. NJ
WnifhalI. Justices

SIH COURT OF CIVIL APPEALS.
- r. Harper, F. F. Hughes and A. VI
WaithalI, justices.
Motions for rehearing overruled-J
/ a. Nations et al vs.. F. P. Miller. ad.
l1inistrator, from EI Paso: J. F. Gun
nlgnam ct al VS. T. J. Ault, from Tay-
lOI' W ~ Green vs. D. c. Cave ct al
from Jones
Motions Eranted-Nathan ". Tantou
vs. Mary H Tanton, from FL Paso
appellee's motion for mandate in af-
1ldaYit in forma pauperis: Hartford
4 ire Insurance Co. vs. Joseuh Jones
motion for leave TO file petition for
mandamus
Other motion verru1ed-GilbertA Nc
GuItey vs.. Pierce ordyce OIL asso-
cation, from Taylor appellants mo-
ton 10 reverse and render in lieu Of
reversing and remanding.
Motion ubmitted-SWeetwa Ice
and Cold Storage Co. VS.. Continental
state Bank Of SWeeCwater. from No
Ian. motion for a rehearing.
Afflrmed-W- H Pennington vs.. W.
W Fleming from Palo Pinto; A. o.
Brannan VS. First State Bank Of Co.
manche- from Comanche.
Reversed and rendered=Farmers
and Merchants state Bank OF Ranger
vs. George Tullos ct al from Ste
phens-
Reversed and remanded-Texas &
Pacific Coal CO. vs. c. d. Erwin. from
Eastland.
Resolutions OF the Fl Paso bar on
the death Of Joseph 2. Woodson were
presented by a committee composed
OF W n Burgess, J. G. McGrady and
Il r Gamble.
Court then adjourned for the day,
out OF respect TO the memory Of Mr..
Woodson, as an expression OF regard
FOR his life and memory.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-09
HoWEIPasOM May Increase The Salary
OfThe Teachers In The City Schools

( A GREAT deal is being said Of the
n desirability Of increasing the pay
Of the city teachers and Of the diff
eulties in the way OF doing so. There
are many expressions Of sympathy
with them in their efforts to secure an
increase These expressions alone.
though they may be very comfortine
TO the teachers. viii not bring about
the desired object The increase of
salaries must be paid. if at all. out Of
taxes collected for that purpose. The
matter is in the hands OF the tax
payers; # they want to provide an in
crease, it can be done.
Section 3. article Z Of the state con
stitutiOns as amended September a.
1909, provides that in addition 10 the
purposes, the legislature may author
lie an additional tax within school
districts for such purposes, providing
that majority Of the taNpaying vot-
ers OF any district at an election held
for that purpose shall vote such tax
not to exceed 50 cents on the 500
valuation OF property in the district
but this section further provides that
such limitation OF so cents upon the
Of such tax shall not apply TO
Incorporated cities, such as Fl PasO.
constituting separate and independent
school districts
Under article 2S76. revised civil stat
utes, as II existed prior TO March so
1917 the tax authorized by the legis-
lature by a vote in independent city
districts, was limited 10 so cents. and
it is under this article that the rate
for school purposes in Ell Paso was
limited to so cents The rate fixed in
~ Paso for school purposes for 1918.
which raised the money now being
spent for such purposes. is As IL
cents. and under the present so cent
limitation the rate for 1919 to raise
money for the next school wear car. he
increased by the school board and
-ounc-l but lhrea and nna-half cants
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-09

which is insufficient 90 meet the de-
sired increase I'm salaries But the
amendment Of article 2g76 and other
related articles of the statutes. Of
March 30, 1872. removes the 50 cent
limitation and provides for the sub
mission TO vote Of property tax
payers Of a proposition for such rate,
TO be named In the proposition sub
mitted. not exceeding the rate voted
on, and. If carried by a majority vote.
il shall be the duty Of the city coun-
ell annually thereafter to levy a
school tax not exceeding the rate
voted, the amount TO be determined by
the school board Such an election. can
be held in time to put the increased
rate in effect for the next school year.
Under sections 127 and 1874 of the
city charter Of FL PasO. the tax rate
for all city purposes. including school
purposes Is limited to two percent. or
81 on the assessed value OF property in
the city, and the tax rate for 1918 for
all city purposes. including school pur-
poses, as fixed by the council is
Sl-ol IL on the 500 valuation. so
that If by an election for that purpose,
the rate Tor school purposes should be
raised from the present rate of not TO
exceed 30 cents 10 rate of not TO eX-
coed SO cents, for example. there
would be margin Of Is - cents over
the present levy Of 46 ID cents for
scnOol purposes. which at the present
valuation Of city property Of about
6l.O0oo00. would realize an additional
sum Of about $4,000 to pay for in
creased school expenses and stil leave
a margin OF l-2 cents per 100 under
the Limit Of 50 above mentioned.
II the taxpayers wish to vote a
higher rate for school purposes than
about so cents. which higher rate
would bring the city tax rate for an
purposes above 81 per 100. this can be
done by amending the city charter SO
as to permit a higher rate OF civ
taxes, which rate. under section 8. ar
licle II, Of the state constitution. civ
ing cities Of more than 5000 fnhabi
.ants local self government and power
% amend their charters, may not ex-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-09

found the grog rationed Briton and
the French wine bibber on one side
deadlocked with the beer soaked Hun
on the other and nobody with a
knockout punch. He knows that he
came from a training camp around
which Uncle sam had built a booze
fence 20 miles in diameter He sailed
I'm on the water wagon and delivered
the knockout TO the Prussian. the beer
guzzling but otherwise best equipped
soldier in the world. He knows tllat
he was the cleanest. the best kept aud
physically. mentally and morally the
fittest soldier that ever trod the field
OF battle. He knows that booze did
not help win the war He knows that
10 cannot win the trophies Of peace
Civic Righteousness and social welfare
may trust his vote.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-09

and sacrifice in the war should have
swept away.
The prohibitfonists challenged the
insult TO our soidiery and advanced
the reasonable assumption that If our
soldier boys are as fine as we saw
they are-and they are- If there
came 70 them in their sacrificial SER
vice for home and country and hu-
manity refined nobility-and ii did;
II they come back with greater love
and veneration for home and mother
and American ideals. institutions and
conditions OF Ife-and they do so
come we may. with confidence. be-
heve that they do not come back
aligned with the liquor traffic in on
position TO the 18th amendment aud
equal suffrage. II our Texas bows are
such boys-and they are-thev are not
coming back 10 stand against the
amendment Of the constitution Of
Texas TO take IL out Of conflict with
and bring IL into harmony with the
national constitution. Neither are
they coming 20 deny TO mother, sister,
sW eetheart- wife and daughter the
right Of equal suffrage
Evidence is beginning TO appear
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-09
OVERSEAS REVUE TO BE
GIVEN HERE BY SOLDIERS

Overseas soldiers. who, upon their
return to America were detailed to
Fort Rayard for recuperation. are
touring the Southwest with the musi-
cal comedy, Eyes Right" This is
the musical comedy from the book of
d. J. O'Brien. which. by collaboration
OF Harold Abbott has been woven into
a musical comedy which gives play
for much Of the funny side Of army
forces
The company consists OF 30 actors.
who have seen service in the army
and WeTet professional theatrical peo-
pie before they entered the great
world war. Eyes Right" by permis-
sion Of the army. IS making a tour of
the Southwest and viii be at the
Texas Grand theater next Tuesday
night. Nay 8.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-09
Cape Tossed OUer Left
Shoulder Is Paris Stule

Paris. France. Nay s.-The spring
has brought the cape back 10 WON
ems fashions The jacket and mantle
Of the winter modes are no more. AID
every chic Parisienne is now wearing
the cape. which is thrown over the
left shoulder and gives an air Of grace
and decision.
Fashion OriginatOrs say they OBJ
tanned the idea from the Italian Of
Ulcers attached TO the peace delega-
ton The old time military manteus
cOnfers a debOuair appearance on
women. say the Paris beauties. be-
sides having the much greater merit
OF throwing in a note OF mystery
Hence great popularity is predicted
for the new style.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-09

Judge A. J. Hall presiding.
state VS. u Berryhill, no 1913 auto
seal, not guilty.
State vs. Hayden. no 1913 autoseal,
not guilty.
state vs.. John Burday. speeding.
state vs.. J. Dow, no 1919 auto IL
cense. $3.50 fine.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-09
Communion For
Children To Be
At Cathedral
Service Being Arranged
Services For Virgin
Are Held Daily.

Sunday at St Patriclt's cathedral
viii be known as first communion
day for large number Of boys and
girls who are to receive communion
for the first time A special musical
program viii be rendered during the
service, which begins at 9 o'clock and
which viii be preceded by the process
sion OF all the class from the cathed-
ray chapel on Mesa avenue into the
cathedral.
May Services Daily.
At the cathedral every day Of the.
month special services are held
in honor Of the Mother Of Cod;
every morning at and in the
evening at $50 The attendance
is large. The shrine Of the Vir-
gin is banked daily with flowers.
furnished by members OF the congre-
cation. A special service is held every
morning at $50 for members Of the
married women's society. the spiritual
director Of that society being in
charge.
Graduation ut Cathedral.
On Ma 90 the spiritual graduation
exercises viii take place at the ca
thedral at 8 p m The class viii be
from St JOsephs academy Bishop
A. J. Schiller viii preside. assisted by
the cathedral and visiting clergy-
Bishop Schiller viii return tonight
from his trip TO Santa Fe where he
acted as cO-cOnsecrator for Arch
bishop Albert DAGGER. Of Santa Fe.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-09
WIGWAM-A vARIED PRoGRA,1.

There is a varied program at the
Wigwam today in a bill headed by
Tom Mix in one Of his thrillers. Saved
BY Her Horse" A good L-Ko comedy,
Good Night, Turk" and the Interna-
tional News with its current events
completes the bill.
Monday the Wigwam VIII show the
real treat of the month, d. W. Crit
fith's latest suDer-nroduction for the
Aircraft. The Girl Who STAYED
Home" It is a most finished produc-
ton dealing with the women who
were left behind. their temtpations
and their outcome The eternal Mag
dalene is handled as only the great
Griffith could handle such a question.
ADV.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-09
TODAY'S ADJUSTMENTS
ELLANAY-EARLE WILLIAMS.

The attraction at the ETanay the.
ater for today and tomorrow is Vita
graphs screen version OF Nat Good
wins celebrated stage success. The
Usurper," in which the handsome and
romantic hero. Earle Williams. is the
star
IN this picture Earle Williams Is
seen as a typical aggressive American
fun Of initiative and the kind OF pep
that makes the American business
man so successful both in finance and
in love
Admirers OF Earle Williams will
find The Usurper" one Of his best
and most interesting nictures. Don't
fail TO see IL at the EIlanay theater
either today or tomorrow.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-09

Judge W. ID. Howe presiding.
II. c. Melanson vs. Clarissa Melan-
son. divorce granted
r L Tankersley VS.. Galveston, Har-
rlsburs & san Antonio and Southern
Pacific railroads. suit for damage to
cattle shipments $3.50 damages al
lowed plaintiff
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-09

juice = y. NIcCIlnIOOE nrcEidInE-
state VS. T. W. Ardoin, keeping in
sanitary place. s. fine.
state vs. Ignacio Barrios. practicing
medicine without license. on trial
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-09

9uHse bnIInru LoIdWeII lresIdI nE.-
Eduardo Salinas VS.. Eligia A. salt
mas, divorce. petition filed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-09

Jolly little Margarita Fisher ap-
pears at the Grecian theater today for
the last time in a happy. snapny, de-
llEshtful picture, Money Isn't Every
thing"
IN this picture Miss Fisher forms
a copartnership with a young and
good looking attorney who evolves the
idea Of ca9italizing Margarft. Fishers
beauty Between the two they clean
up good-sized fortune. but in the
end they find that love IS more to be
desired than money
Money Isn't Everything" is being
shown at the Grecian theater today
.or the last and final showinE.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-09

All who have seen Bryant wash
burn in Venus in the East Poor
Boob" and other delightful photopIays.
should see him as the lively young
millionaire in Something TO Do" his
latest Paramount picture, which is on
view at the Alhambra theater today.
M Washburn's magnetic personality
IN the stellar role, and his vivid and
enthusiastic acting never fails 10 kew
up MS audiences TO the highest pitch
OF enjoyment An excellent cast head
ed by Ann Little. who SUPPORTED FL
lott Dexter in The Squaw Man" with
great success. has been provided for
THIS splendid Wash5urn picture.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-09

George Walsh viii be seen at the
Bi1ou theater today and tomorrow in
his new Fox feature. ''Helpl Helpi
Police. The star seems TO delight in
DONG some devil-may- breath
taking stunt and then inviting his au-
alence 10 Join with him in laughing
at the incident Between Ianghs and
thrills there isn't much space left for
breathing.
The Universal Current Fvents''
reel, shown exclusively at the Bijou.
VIII be the added attraction.-Adv.