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New-York tribune., 1919-04-20
Legislature at
End; Welfare
Bills Are Dead
Continued from page I

state appropriated S5,300,oOo to give
a flat raise OF 500 this year TO each
of the $4,000 thousand teachers in the
state.
This bill. which is mandatory, will
add from eight TO twelve million dol
lars annually to the New York City
budget
The real estate tax limitation bill
WAS introduced in Che last few minutes
OF the session BY Senator John J. Boy
Ian of New York, after several confer-
euces in the executive chamber be-
tween the Governor and the Legisla-
ture leaders. A general bill, applying
TO all the cities Of the state, which
was introduced yesterday, was let die
because of the objection Of the up
state legislators. The real estate men
wanted the maximum fixed at 2 per
rnNf
New-York tribune., 1919-04-20
IS LINGERIE DELICATE AS BUTTERFLY WINGS

crepe de chine or Geor8ette, in white.
flesh Or orchid; and inspirations from
BOUE SOEURs Of Paris; captivating
underthin8s Of sheer batiste, luxurious
with fine hand-enabroidery, and real
Val, fllet or Irish lace. and niBht8owns
and chernlses Of black Chantilly over
hand enb'd crepe de chine, charm
in8 and audacious in design and ex-
q'1lsite examples of fine workmanship.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-30

Those Who Haze Made
Reservations Should
Call for Their Tickets
at Once.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-30
ALDERMAN HOTEL AT
GOSHEN IN NEW HANDS
pecial b 10 News-Times /:

Special 70 The News-Times:
GOSHEN, Ind, Sept GOV. F.
Hackett and his son, l. r. Hackett.
OF Piqua, Ohio. who have the Plaza
hotel in that city. today bought the
interior furnishings OF the Alderma2
hotel in Goshen OF Augusta Noble
Alderman. widow OF George r. AL
derman. and her daughter. Elizabeth
Automatically. for about $40,
The hotel building has been leased
by Mrs. Alderman and Mrs. Kelly to
Messrs Hackett for Is years at So
600 per annum. the owners retain
ing their living apartments Pos
session will be gaen the purchasers
and lessees Nov. /. The hotel, wide
~ known, Will be continued as the
Alderman and w. r Hackett will
come here from Piqua 10 manage IL.
Built originally IN 1855. the hotel
has been known as the Violet House.
Hotel Hascall and The Alderman.
Recently II underwent reconstruc-
ton. For many years George r.
Alderman was identified with the
hotel
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-30
MORE L0WRYS MAKE BIDS
FOR ESTATE OF MAYOR

Special 20 The News-Times:
GOSHEN, Ind. Sept 30 - More
Lowrys appeared today to take ac-
ton looking toward claiming the
$4,000 estate OF Alfl ed Lowry.
former Goshen mayor. who did not
leave a will and who Is without
known legal heirs.
John Lowry is the first prospec-
tive heir TO make n trip TO Goshen.
He Is a resident Of Huntington, Ind.
Coming here he went over records
and conferred with c. Edwin Stout,
Elkhart County Trust company sec
rotary. administrator Of the estate.
He - anxious TO establish blood re-
.ationship with the former mayor.
Isaac Lowry OF Montpelier. Ind. has
written in regard TO the Lowry pos
sessions and especially regarding the
claim 10 heirship made by +. G..
Lowry OF Cedarville. Ohio.
Clara f. wilkinson. So. A widow.
residing at Austin, Ind, writes she is
the only heir OF Alexander Lowry,
who came 10 the United States from
Scotland more than 100 years ago,
He was once a member OF the Indi-
ana legislature. she says. Mrs. WIKI
inson thinks she may be an heir to
the Alfred Lowry estate. She wants
things investigated.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-30
THE SOUTH BEND NEWs-TIMEs

The uniform he wears In his act
was sent over from France. during
the war. by his brother-in-law. Cpl.
Sellinger, OF 64sth aerial squadron.
He says the uniform was removed
from a dead German soldier OF the
Uhlan division. There was an iron
cross attached 10 II which il was
sent 10 Jimmy with the uniform.
He wants II understood that he is
the soldiers champion" He enter
tanned at over 500 benefits for SOL
diers. war funds and Red Cross
drives during the war. He sold over
s50O,O worth OF Victory bonds.
not TO mention his work in the pre-
vious issues.
Having appeared in so many
camps during the time he was Civ
ing entertainments he claims TO
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-30
Ambition
Pills
For Nervous People

The great nerve tonic-the fam
ous Wendelfs Ambition Pills-thst
will put vigor. vim and vitality INFO
nervous tired out, all in, respondent
people in a few days in many in
stances.
Anyone can buy a box for only so
cents. and Wettfck's Cut Rate Medi-
cine Store is authorized by the
maker 10 refund the purchase price
Il anyone Is dissatisfied with the first
box purchased.
Thousands praise them for gen
eral debility, nervous prostrati0n.
mental depression and unstrung
nerves caused by observation-disclosures in
alcohol. tobacco. or overwork OF any
kind
For any anliction OF the ner~ous
system WendelTs Ambition Pt'.s are
unsurpassed. while for hysteria.
trembling and neuralgia they are
simply splendid. Fifty cents az Wet
ick's Cut Rate Medicine Store and
issfers evervwhere. Adj
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-30

hit hard enough TO create uproar-
ious laughter from all parts OF the
house.
Jimmy also deserves another
medal. in addition TO the many he
now wears, for getting away from
the ''Mother-in-Iaw." Father" and
My Wife" methods 10 provoke
laughter. He has discarded all the
old ones and his ideas are modern.
Jimmy served his time in the
army camps OF this country as an
entertainer and Judging from the
complimentary letters and photos
ne has in his scrap-book he was an
appreciated visitor where the boys
were training.
Wears German Uniform.
He looks like he had just swiped
all the medals of a German general
before climbing out OF the trenches.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-30
CAMP COMEDIAN
AN ENTERTAINER
0rpheum Actor Uses Material
That PIeaSeS Soldiers and
Delights Civilians.

The bravest man In show business
is now playing at the Orpheum.
II is Jimmy Lyons. billed as the
Hebrew Soldier Statesman, who de-
livers a monologue on the late war.
prohibition, the high cost OF living
and other topics and uses a near
German dialect and Sam Bernard's
twisted English TO put over his
jokes.
But he puts them over and they
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-30
Reduce Your Fat
Without Dieting

Years ago the formula for fat reduction
was "diet"-''exercise. Today II is
Take MarmOla Prescription Tablets -
Friends tell friends-doctcrs tell their
patients. until thousands know and use
this convenient, harmless method. They
eat what they like. live as they like. and
stili lose their two three or four pounds
Of fat a week Simple, effective. harm
less Marmola Prescription Tablets are
sold by all druggists large case for
81. or II YOU prefer you may write d.
rect 10 the Marmola Company. S64 Wood
ward Ave, Detroit, Mich. Adv.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-30
ARTISTS SERIES
BEGINS SATURDAY
y CALI Curoi Opens Season of
Concerts Arranged by
Musicians Club.

Amelia CALI Curci sings here on
Oct 4 as the first number OF the
Musicians club series. This will with
out doubt be the most brilliant even
ing south Bend has experienced in
years. Call Curci is today the lead
ius soprano Of the world, there has
never been a voice that compares
with hers since the days OF PATTI or
Jenny Lind. and In some respects
CALI Curci Is an even greater artist
than either OF these. CALI Curci is
not Just a singer. she is an epoch,
and those who fail 10 hear her will
miss one of the most remarkable
concerts It is possible TO hear With
her will be Homer Samuels. accom-
panist and Samuel Buerenger, hutist.
CAM and Van Vliet Coming.
The joint concert Of Rudolph CAM
and Cornelius Van Welt brings TO
South Bend two OF the greatest
artists OF the day. CAM Is a sane,
short-haired. mans pianist. without
mannerisms and affectations. His
playing is most powerful and he is
one Of the three or four greatest
artists playing the piano today. The
program which he will play here will
please even the most unmusical per-
son. with him Will appear Cor
nelius Van Welt, a cellist with few
, equals in the world. South Bend
audiences have heard him as soloist
with the Minneapolis orchestra, and
will welcome him back The com
binatiOn OF these two great masters
means another capacity house as
the second number OF the series.
Their concert will be on Jan. 20.
BOIm Ballet TO Close.
IN the Bolm Russian ballet. South
Bend viii see one Of the most sensa-
tional and spectacular attractions
ever presented In this city. No
greater nor more attractive Organi-
zation will be touring America next
season. Bolm is the worlds great
est male dancer, and with him is
a corps de ballet from the Metropoli-
tan opera company. New York. The
orchestra which appears in conjunc-
ton with the ballet, is the famous
Barrere Little symphony, George
Barrere. conductor This orchestra
viii play a program that will be
concert in itself. Of the highest en-
joyment, and in combination with
the BOlm dancers. this production
will exceed even the most optimistic
expectations The scenery for all
the ballet is designed by Joseph Ur
ban. the most famous stage deco
rator special train will carry the
company 10 South Bend. The dances
and ballsts will range al the way
from a Greek frieze in fat sill
houette 20 a Russian revel, a riot
OF motion and color. AS the closing
number Of the series the Bolm bal
let will appear in April. Season
ticket purchasers will have their
same seats for all three attractions.
assuring them of a season Of three
wonderful events
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-30

know the soldiers troubles almost
as well as the soldier himself
hence his dramatic finish after con-
vulsIng his audience for II minutes.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-30
ANNOUNCEMENT

Opening OF The Ellsworth Store
Music Salon" introducing the fam
Gus Acolian Vocation graphOphone
and records. The Ellsworth Store.
5O55-1.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-11-21

dad al motorista Dolores Torres al
conductor c. Maldonado, que teaian ell
icarro su cargo.
--Por cartas recibidas aquf, Sc sa-
be que el apreciable ioven ponceno
Francisco Torres, ingres6 en- Ia mari
na de guerra nacional: Y a esias ho-
ras forma parte de la dotaci6n de un
! poderoso acorazailo del Tfo Sam, que
iprcsta scrvicio en- aguas europeas
/ s,atiefactoriamente. qued0 s0lucio-
; NADIA la Luelga que sostenfan los en-
plendos de la fdbrica de sombrefos que
len esta ciudad posee la raz0n social
"SGcesores de J. Cabrer Y Co.
la Corte de Iusticia de este dis
trito ha declarado rotos los vfncufes
matiimoniaies que unfan Juan Mar
tineh Y Juana Colon, Leopo'do Mo-
rea y Felipa Rivera, a Estebal Saez
Calarza y Providentia Cintr6n, a An
tonia Villa Figueroa y Pedro PUG
Subird, Il Luciano Ortiz Maria Ra
mos, a AonSerrate Coto Y Manuel Con
zdlea a Juan etihamorTo y jA4ustina
5Castaing Y Mdxima Torres y Antonio
Gonz1leN.
! -Tuego de visitar, "a San Pedro dc
Macorfs vendiendo provisiones, hemos
tenido el gust0 de saludar en- esta ciu-
dad nuestro amigo ell estimable SO
nor jose Mirabal, de la firtla &c.
Arlopa Y Coz, de esta plaza,
Sc nos suplica hacer constar que
la I.ira de Flores Naturales In Rosa
de Orc rendidas como homenaje de ad-
.miracidm al ilustre poeta espahol Fran
cisco Villaespesa la noche de la Telada
cele}l.'ada en- su honor, eh el Teatro
:.lsadway, proeedfan del Casino dc
Ponce y fueroni anibos obseaIios en-
Ftfelados por la bpllfsima seiloyjta To
4ita .Alustiza. II
--sucnan losiisnGnlbrcs de los COMO
sscidos scnores Pedro Iglesias & ffliiziti iez
y Ramon Cors!tTo, aIatos para seubrir
las plaza$ 'llasta hoy yaeant4s, de
secretaries desl los .Departamcntos de
sfvNe;p ie,:bl.co Q obstruction, yespec-
tiyai1ent@ + go = s.. : =
i iii cqra 70 <. zj, ! ,2.955R 95R 9E3tta 9AEt3taao
-.ss:spo q oie 5 Tp4ee Icnei6 ~ la tar
Il -. .'c goS9iso liItimo II |, fa,.ssp2 crga-,
Fl -; = ciudad del tiuamagplf, , an I, con
htm al sfs4i6n ile scis pplntos pun & pno pPplq;
fIr fl2'1'a fe 'iaFSYleP aFSlPo Il sep1tprhld en- en- el
& S'ea., !ier3q eiyil &c eSfa pobt4bi9pp al
jcadaycr del yecino Feliciano Mercado,
detaIlisfi, de Ia ealle del Coto, quien
disfrutaba de grandes simparias en-
aqurl vccindario; Y su entierro fu6
una franca DEMONSTRATION del &precio
Ell que Sc tenfa al eXtinto Mercado.
Paz a sus restos y nuestra condo
leucia a Sus familiares.
CORRESPO.ISAI.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-11-21
EDICTO
EN- LA CoRTE MUNICIPAL DEL
DISTRITO JUDICIAL MUNICIPAL
DE BAYAMoN, r. R.
Ricardo casal, Demandante.
Eugcnio ToMl,- Demandado.
Civil No. 2.s5a.
Sobre = Cobro dc dincro.
Civil No. 2.s5o.
sobre = Cooro dc dincro.

.
POR CUANTO, Ricardo Casal, como
demandante, obtuyo una sentencia a
su favor y contra Eugenio Toral, como
demandad0; p0r la suma de trcscicN-
t0s n0rcht0 Y dos doi0res. mas los i'll
tereses legales costas de dicha sen
tencia. %"
pOR CCANTO. la slllna de trcscicn
fos 0chcnta y ca0tro d0lGrcs. mas los
intcreses legales Y costas dc dicha sen
tencia. estdn adn pendientes de pago.
POR CUANTO, q, moci6n del deman
dante ell cumplimiento de dicha sen
tencia, la siguiente propiedad del de-
mandado ha sido embargada:
A.. Solar de trefnta Y dos pies De
FiENTE a la calle del DR.. Barbosa
antes calle de La Palma. de Baya-
mon, por sententa Y siete pies de fon-
do, limitando. por la dcrcch0 cntfdm
do V fond0 con terrenos de la Porto
| Rico Ice Co, por la iSqHjerdG. con
| "B" CASA radicada en- la parte de-
! lantera del solar descrito con FREN
! TE a la calle del Dr. Barbosa. de
veinte pies mas menos de frente.
con um nMrtillo de cinco pies mas
nienos, por veintiseis pes mas o
| menos de fondo: construfda de made
ras americanas del pals y techada
| 5, de hierro galvaniZado.
| t'Cys CASA situada detrds de. la des-
crita a4ltes. radicada en- la parte pos
terror del solar mencionado Ell pri-
| mer termiho. con um frente de dieZ
! Y seis pies mas menos y un fondo
| de yeintiseis pies mas menos cons
truida de maderas americanas del
/ pals V techada lie hierro gaiyani2a-
! do"
POR TANTO. Yo. Guillermo yiner.
Marshal de la Corte Municipal d. Ba-
yam6a, al pIblico hago saber, que; pa
! ra cilmplimentar diclIa sentencia. ven
| dei'a EN- subasta pdblica, al mejor pos
| tor Ia propiedad antes descrita, en- mi
offeina, en- el edificjo que ocupa esta
Corte Municipal, en- la callc de la Mon
.serrate de Bayam6n, eI dia 5 de di-
IieieiRbre del corriente aio, las dos dc
! la tarde.
Y para conocim;ento general? y con
currencia de 1icitadores. Sc pdblica es-
t,te.annndio por ocho veces dufanth vein
te dfaseen q peri6dfeo Ell IMPAIR
i'CIAL, que Sc edita* en- San Juan; Y
ifjdsalosea eatres copias de este edicto en-
jisit,os piblicos de esta mihicipalidad
2Bayanon a 10 de Nov. de 1919 ~
~. +'"7 '14' z. GaMermo Viiidj'. !,
F. y aiii8@1 Marshal de. Ia Corte.
f''s39. = Por JRaA Escudero,
ea! Sub Marshal.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-11-21
Mancl1as e
ill1perf' clones
de Ia piel
Como pueden eliminarse

Los especialistas en- enfermeda-
des de la piel vienen localizando
en- la sangre menor cantidad de
defectos cutaneos. Con mayor
-sssesuene;a dicen que el origen
de las manchas- del CUTS debe
buscarse en- las bacSerias y los
parasites que el polvo, q tizne y
ell mugre alojan en- los poros.
Para limpiar el rostro de tales
manchas, 1sese cotidiananente
el siguiente tratamiento especiaE
Antes oerecogerse en- Ia noche. lavese
Ia cara en- la fofma acostumbrada, en-
asua tibia- v con el Jab6n Facial de
Woodbury., ,secanjose cndadosamente.
Despuss mojense las yemss &c les dedos
en- aqua tibia v ff6teseles en- el Jabon
de Woodbury. hasta tenerlas lien cubier-
tas de una enjabonadura muy espesa.
CGbrase cada mancha con una espesa
capa de este jabon. y dejesels ash por
espacio de, diez minutes. Entonces
eniuaquese cuidadosemente Ia cara,
primero en- aqua caliente 6espues en-
aqua fria.
A mas de este tratamiento es-
pecial, Isese constantemente el
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-11-21
iSe trata de engir IN monumento
a Baldorioty de Castro
en- Ponce
iVaespesa esta dspuesto cooperar a Ia
citada obra
Otras noticias del Sur
Otras noticias del Sur

Ponce, noviembre 19.--Despues de
una ausencia de varids meses, que pal
SO en- Estados Unidos, visitando insti-
tuciones donde Sc prectica la medicinal
Iy la cirujfa, hemos saludado aqui, Il
nueslrO buen amigo ell notable doctor
Alvaro Santaella.
Damosle nuestra cordial bielycnida.
-Sabemos que sugerida por cl eio-
cuente oIador Y notable abogadD don
Rafael Martinez Nadal ante el insig
ne Eoeta espanol Francisco Vilaespc-
sa, la idea de ceiobrar una yelada
| ico-lteraria cuyo producto scryiria
como base de un fOndo destinado a
leyantar aqlli en- Ponce un m0.lumen
to la melnolia del inolvida!,le don
Romln Baldorioty de Castro, nuestro
distinguido hu6sped acogi6 el proyccto
con el qnIs ciilido entusiasmo acept0
n inyitaci0n que lie hiciera el senor
Martinez Nadal, de venir Ponce des-
Ge San Juan, para tomar partc IN esa
| fiesta literaria
Ell de suyo inquietO pueblo tie Pom
cd estd aetualmente como sobre s.scuas
con motive lie Ia prediction del mundo
para el II de diciembre liltilno.
Hay entire los habitantes de esta
gran ciudad gentes cr6dulas, mas
que crGdllas ignorantes. a las que ese
aUgurio ha puesto los pelos dc punta :;
Y dcSde aver andan eXcitados interro-
gando q todas aquellas persOnas quie
nes supOnen capacitadas para respou-
! der Su invariable interrogation Z Es
vcrdad que el mundo Sc vaaa acabar el
tlfa IL de diciembre:'.
! A las cuatro Y media, de Ia madru
lgada Sc incendi6 en- una pulper.a siti:a
ola en- el hlgar denominado, ,sSl'unta
lB.sraya", de Ia Cantera, pertepeciente
a Martin Maldonado, inaaidip que. so
ffoc0 eli vecindarfo echandole1s4 aqua ule
! todas aquellas buenas gentes Gsgs5aA:ea'
ai9iSdelel SParque de Boiffbas die
pEgqn Al Maldpnado que 81 10 poGfa de
Its I,teneF; ngs;, ! las llnaasYd'H fplr " e,
mar para, enviar a los hombres con ~el
material desextingllf r shsf ,s5sk pecey
sarioo @ i !. : { sss-
r ( 'Ticed Poneeilo eta a sris s.os,ios
E4ldra. atilsis sslinbie.f General Que II q
Ilebrara en- los .sarniess aesla oamant ae
tEeomerrio els.vierness p del sctga! ,sscol
sel fin de .eligir npeva directiya.
-Al pfpendef subif al CAIRO electri
co nfmero 1G,E que 1ascendfa' por Ia ca
lie Salud,I Ell cl trayecto comprenddo
Iemtrc Comercio Y Gristina, el milo
Ramon Ortiz sufri6 una .cafda, eau
sdndoSe una herida contusa lie pro
In0sticos sreservado, en- la cabeza.
E policfa Antonio Trut que investi-
go eI caso. eXime de toda respalsa bill
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-11-21

-

Jab6n Facial de Woodbury. en- el
layado diario. Esto hara que la
piel Sc yuelva mas firme y activa,
v ayudara cue pueda reslstir IA
frecuente causa de tales man
chas. Antes de largo tiempo'
el CUTS adquirira nueva frescura
y ,linpidez.
Este famoso jab6n fabricado
en- los Estados Unidos de Amefica
Sc haIla ahora de venta en- todas
las droguerfas, farmacias y esta.
blecimientos de perfumeria. 81
no Sc puede obtener en- su loca-
lidad, dirijase a Gaspar r. Aguilar'
Unico Agente de The Andrew
Jergens Co., Hato Rey, Rio Pie
dras, Puerto Rico.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-11-21

Papel de entapizar se Nonsi-
que en- la FERRETERIA. .ME-
RINO. San Juan, p. r. A1vt
.} Advt
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-11-21

Bls Eiced Poncefo eta sls socios
lfl,ara siiisis Il ashinblss geiaieraf Due II e
llebrara Ell los sarnfes de- IA Oamafst ae!
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-11-25
VIENNA ROLLS

| Nowadays We accept The Turks
crescent as q symbol e. harems and
dope pipes, etc. As matter OF tact
the crescent was Christ ian Symbo.
I up TO the time the Turks capture
Constantinople in 1853, when theS
adopted the crescent as symbol q
triumph.
When me Turks failed to captur.
Vienna by force in the sixteenth cen
tury they attempted to mine the walls
The city's bakeries We're under thes,
walls and when the mine workers got
near the Notifications the baker
heard them, gave the alarm al,
saved the city,
As means Of celebrating the
bakers made their bread in crescent
shapes. From this incident We hay
our present day crescent shape Vienna
rolls, Isn't it strange how custom
get started?
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-11-25
GIRLS HELPED BY DANCING
English Medical Officer Of Health
Makes Significant Statement in
Recent Report.

That twice as many girls as boys
squint Is one Of the conclusions ar
rived at by Or. w n. Hamer medical
officer Of health
In his report on Lendon school chill.
dren he attributes girls poorer eye
sight to sewing classes In school In
The late afternoon while the light IL
nj Us worst, and when, in the winter
months, artificial light has to be used
GIFTS, however, according to Dr.
Hai1er, have better teeth than boys
due 10 the fact that 1t Is easier to
persuade the former to use a tooth
brush than the latter Girls suffer.
because of lack Of outdoor games and
sports, more than boys from heart de
fleets and anaemla.
But, In spite of all these disadvan-
tages, the poise and department OF Lon
don girls is superior to that of boys.
country boys and girls both fall short
of the London girl In this respect.
Particularly noticeable is the grace
ful arch Of her instep, due to her love
OF dancing. This, and the teaching Of
dancing, Is said 10 have greatly help
ed, II II has not saved, the situation in
regard to physical Development Lon.
don Tit.Bits.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-11-25
INNOCENTS

The National Council cf Women
urges that laws be passed removing
the legal disadvantages and social
stigma from children born to unmar.
ried parents.
Every child, these progressive
women insist, has the right to rs
fathers name and to fun share in
thy. property of beth parents.
Laws of this nature help. The al.
yanef,neE OF cemmoR sense has
saved children from the shame Ct
thtft parents error kbarbaric taboo
has died hard, but we do not hear
much about it these days. For one
reason, bright healthy, children are
eagerly adopted, and the circum.
stances Of their origin ignored
Stupid social cruelties perish
slowly II was nineteen centurip,
ago that sef-appointed Judges were
gently admonished that the first stone
should De cast by one among them
VINO was without sin. That stone
never was thrown, but yolleys Of them
have been hurled since.
We can a: least CONGRATULATE our.
selves that We are not willing in this
generation 10 visit punishment on
babies,
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-11-25

of the. United States Supreme Court
once presidential candidate on the Re
publican ticket, favors some such SO
tuition for Industrial dispu as as j.
offered by the proposed eaurt Of in.
dustry.
Speaking before the Words Carl,
tion Conference at Pitt 6urel. Pa
Hughes suggested mat an antiG0te 10.
disorder and vi, lence WClld be fDUu
in The appointment Of committee
fairly representing all concerned g.
hear both sides in industrial contr'
versies.
This is in effect the plan OF the
court CT industry. which would hayl
one national commission, or court
and others which would hea: labor
capital dist lltes touching only loo i
conditions, municipal. district ami
state,
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-11-25
HOW TO BE THANKFUL.

II You happen 10 be one Of that
large and increasing body of humaa
, beings who have nothing to be thank.
lul for it is sure sign that you've
Aeen enjoying prosperity o tIij, - =
Wlpie. Also II is indicative of the
lacs mat you have been viewing WITH
pnsing eyes something yon haven.
got and somebody else has.
zine down and outer Is thankful.
rnnkfpl that II isn't worse, that he
I mas at least one meal In sigh. and 4
pace 70 sleep. But give HIN a good
, JoD, home, a family of fine Riddles
1rienos, and an that most OF Ms huyn
, and after few years of this sort
OF lllng he suddenly awakens to the
, realization that he mas nothing Ia b..
/ thankful for"
Doubtless all Of US would hov. n
larger share of thankfulness in mr.
! hearts and minds IL we spent less ,ime
concentrating the larger possessions
on some, and turned our attention to
those who haye less than we