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Evening journal., 1919-06-04
With The Pzragraphers

VIII air navies make surface sea navies obsolete Z
That is the question which worries naval opinion To-Day
Surface naval expansion will therefore probably be held
in check everywhere until light is thrown on this
interesting problem.-New York Tribune.
Citizens arc warned 10 keep of the streets when the
new motor driven hose wagon is making a run TO hre
The vehicle is capable OF speed and the practice or
running 20 the middle OF the street TO see the fire wagon
pass should be discontinued from this time forward.
Such practice win hereafter he attended by considerable
danger 10 life and limb. Citizens should remain within
doors or at least refrain from running into the streets
when the new hose wagon is passing to nre.Helena
World.
During the past four and onehalf years
much from Germans OF German honor" since the
armistice we have heard u and some
Of H. Germany, under pressure Of the victorious Allies
has made sts of property stolen by Germany and by
Germans in Belgium and France. The thefts were com
mitted by the nation and by the individuals The nation
stole among other things pictures, machinery and
statues, and the individuals stole among other things
furniture ieyvelry and clothing German honor Heaven
protect US from it.-Arkansas Gazette.
Evening journal., 1919-06-04

will be as much an expression Of party policy any
thing that ever transpred in Congress.
"Ihe Republicans not going TO permit tho Demo-
Gratis through their President otherwise 10 deprive
them OF The glorious opportunity presented TO prove
themselves once the bulwark against cncroachment
upon liberties
"They have shown no hesitancy in accepting the re-
sponsbes assigned them by the voters; in fact their
assumption Of The role Of Defenders OF tho Nation is
really automatic
senator Pondexer correctly states the when he
says, II the bulk Of the Republican members OF the
Senate opposed TO this covenant OF the League Of
Nations and majority OF the Democrats In favor
Of IT, It would automatically become party question.
"1he signing OF the Second Declaration OF ndepend-
by thry-nine Republicans OF the Senate In which
they tho death OF The league covenant unless
separated from the treaty and materially amended
is further proof that the issue is fact party question
The truth the Republicans in power; they have
ample votes 10 defeat Tho league; they intend TO cast
those votes limo with their traditional policy Of un-
cquiyocal Amercanism; and when all Is they are
going TO claim The glory OF having achieved greater
victory with patriotic logic than they ever in the
past by the s~ord-a claim that will be unsrudsugy
granted by grateful people,
Evening journal., 1919-06-04

well rounded form which Is usually sccom-
panied by the bloom Of health aud attrac-
tiveness
That millions Of people arc conscious Of
this handicap Is evident from the continued
appearance In newspapers and magazines
Of many suggestions proposing various
remedies in food or medicine or exercises,
either Of which might or might not bc sp-
propriate for 2 given case.
nerve tissue Is absolutely essential TO
strong, robust body aud mind Weak
nerves, while Indicated by a multitude OF
different symptoms more Immediately and
generally result in lack Of energy. sleepless-
ness, irritabiiity. depression, etc, which
conditions gradually consume the healthy
flesh leaving ugly hollows n dst chest,
bony neck and scrawny arms and legs.
Our bodies need more phosphate than
most Of them are able TO extract from the
foods VIC cat nowadays. and many opinions
aflirm that there Is nothing which may be
takcu into the human system that so cffec
lively supplies this deficiency as the pure
organic phosphate known as bitro phos-
phate and sold by DanfOrth I'm Wilmington
and all good druggists everywhere.
The essential pbosphoric food elements
in hitro- phosphate assimilated by the nerve
cells should soon produce 4 pleasing change
in nerve energy and hence increased vital
ity and strength. With the burdens Of ner-
vousness sleepelessness, lack Of energy,
rte. lifted. normal weight with its attrac-
tive fullness and rudy glow Of health re-
places the former picture Of skin and bones.
CAUTION Although Bitro- Phosphate is
une1celled for the relief OF nervousness and
attendant disorders. owing 10 its tendency
to Increase weight, one should watch the
scales while taking it unless IL is the desire
to put on flesh.
Evening journal., 1919-06-04
WEDNESDAY, JUNE a, 1919.
AusrRI,Ns nIrTrn posE.

rxERE is tho bitter dose mat The Allies have mixed
II for Austria aud which sho must swallow
Under The Of The peace treaty Austria is reduced
from nm empire OF 26i0OO square miles TO republic Of
between 10000 and 50oOo square miles.
Her population reduced from over nifty millions TO
between nye and six millions
She must recognize The complete undergraduates Of Hun
gary CzcchoSloyakio and tho serboCroa rovak state
shc must renouncc am eNir6European rights.
She must recognize and respect the fun independence
Of an Russian territory.
She must accept all arrangements which tho Allied
and associated make with Turkey Bulgaria
and Germany
She must agree to accept the League OF Nations
covenant and ihe labor charter
She must demobize an naval and aerial forces
She must admit Tho right OF trial by Allied and asso-
ralcd powers OF Austrian nationals guilty Of violations
OF The laws and customs Of force.
Sic must make compensation for an damages by per-
sona injury to civilians caused by acts Of Including
aerial bombardments
she must make compensation FOR an damages caused
By maltrcaiment OF prisoners.
She must assure complete protection Of ne and b-
cry TO an inhabitants Of Austria without regard to birth,
nationality, race language or religion.
sho agrco not to impose any restrictions on the
use OF any language
She must grant freedom Of transit through Austrian
territory by rail or water.
She must abandon an financial claims against Allied
or associated powers.
Austria is TO be recognized as new and independent
state under the name of The Republic Of Austria.
Tho treaty is to become operative when signed by
Austria and three Of The principal Allied powers
Austria given fifteen days in which TO make reply to
the terms imposed in the treaty
Like Germany, Austria may make WHY face and In
dulse vehement protests, but they VIII not avail
She sowed The German wind. and she must reap
thc whrwnd
Evening journal., 1919-06-04
m rs Ap,nrY IssrE.

ID RoNiPr issue is taken by the Republican Publicity
Association With President Wilson's assertion that
no party in tho long viii dare oppose the League Of
Nations The Hon Jonathan Bourne Ir. president Of the
association has issued statement which deals pertinent
~ with tho matter n ia as follows:
No party has the right TO appropriate this issue,
declared the President referring tho League Of Nations
IN his New York speech Of March > party will in
the Ions dare oppose H. But since is inception the
Republican party hes been the party Of Americansm To
has naturally fallen the duty OF championng every
ksue that had for It's purpose the pcrpeluaon OF con-
sttutiona government and the guaranteeing Of the rule
OF the people rather than that Of individuals
in the Civil War 10 was the Republican party that
rallied The defense Of the Union under the leadership
Of Lincoln, elected to the White House by Republican
votes preserved the United states the great entity
foreseen by the fathers Of the country.
I'm the Spanish war it was the Republicans again this
time headed by The martyred Mckinley. who upheld our
traditions and brought the Nation safely to victorious
peace
In the industries Of peace likewise has been under
the wise guidance national Republican leaders.
Elected in benenceni tariffs and other stimulating legs-
Iston that the wealth Of America has been developed
and made available for our people and the world.
"vhen the elections held last November the
voters knew that the about 10 close. They
were aware OF the fact that the men they send
to the sxtysxth Congress would have 70 deal not only
with military and industrial demobilizston and other
problems OF reconstruction would be called TO
pass Judgment upon the treaty Of peace with Germany
and probably upon covenant for League Of Nations.
forecast by the President when he gave his fourteen
points to the world
with that knowledge In mind. the people went to
the polls and deliberately overturned the Democratic ma
orities in both Senate and House. and placed the Re
publicans in control
1T is incumbent the party that has been handed
the reins Of legislation carry the will Of those
by whose mandate it Is now in power.
The Republicans have the necessary votes in both
ses' ana nothing need be enacted that does not have
their approval
"a, ~, " 'ne League of Nations with defeat il
Do because the Republicans decreed IL and their act
Evening journal., 1919-06-04
Woman Run Down
Nu Vim Puts Her
On Her Feet

Kidney trouble, made life not worth
living" says Miss Le Rouch, zoos n.
Marshall ST., Philadelphia, Pa. 81 suf-
fered and suffered with pains across my
back and a dragged out feeling all the
time. l knew wouldn't keep up my
work much longer, when some friends
that heard me complaining said they
had taken M Vim and in a short time il
put them back on their feet and well
again, so followed their advice and il
surely did build me up quickly and all
my miserable feeling and pains left me
in two weeks time. Now am well and
back on my feet again. M Vim sure
acts quick and great"
This is the time OF the year everyone
needs a tonic to brace them up, and
M Vim is the tonic to do it. Get a bot
tie today. Look for tho box OF purple
liver pills with each bottle Of M Vim.
500 bottle at Miller Drug Store.
Evening journal., 1919-06-04
Editorial Opinion
MR.. WILSON'S ENGAGEMENT BooK
From ihe NeW York Sun.


A correspondent In Paris OF tho Eevn
ing Post, Mr.. Harold Phelps stokes. OF
fers concrete proof OF Mr.. Wilson's ac
tivity by submitting list OF The presl
dents appointments for one day, as fol
lows:
"ii A. M--Prince Charoon and
the Siamese delegation TO the Peace
Conference.
IA 80 A. M.-Dr A. Markoff and
the Carpatho-Russian committee 10
present the situation in Carpstho-
Russia.
"ii 40 A. Nm. oliver, president
OF the National Union OF Railway
Men OF France, 10 explain the hui
msnitariau and sanitary programme
of The NalSnal Union OF French and
Belena Railway Men.
"i2 NM. J. Jacob, president Of
the Celtic Circle Of Paris, 60 present
an anthology Of National Bards and
Poets.
'i2iJ p. M.-Dr. Juan Antonio
Buero and NJ. Jacob Narela Ace
yedo, delegates to the Peace Confer
ence from Uruguay.
y 4v' =. NJ hIhlldn IaSNds
President OF tho present Govern
ment OF Albania, TO present the
claims Of Albania
1915 p. M.-Scnor Nillegas, ex-
Secretary OF state Of Chile, Minister
OF Chile az Rome.
'215 =. M.--Dr. Edward Benes
and NJ kramsr, to discuss The prob
lem OF Silesia and the Teschen coal
basin
'2;30 p. Nm. Damour, French
Deputy Chairman Of tho committee,
to explain the plans for the erection
OF statue at tho mouth Of the
Girondo River to commemorate the
arrival Of American troops in
France.
"9.i5 p. Ma delegation from tho
Parliament OF Kouban in northern
Caucasia.
"3 p. M--The Archbishop OF Trebi-
zond, NJ Chrysanthos.
"3:i5 =. M.-Goyornor Manning OF
South Carolina.
- 80 p. Mn. Joseph Rcinach Of
tho Figaro
Two periods of flfteen minutes each
The first at . go p. NJ. and the SECOND
2 t3iJ p. NJ, seem TO have had some.
hing 20 do With America or Ameri-
,ens. The remainder OF the day was
lnselflshly devoted to humanity.
Evening journal., 1919-06-04
HEALTH BOARD TO
Clean UP CITY
Unsanitary Schools an d
Dwellings to be Made
Healthful
ONE APARTMENT
is OLD HAY LOFT

The Board Of Health, in session yes
terday afternoon discussed The unsan-
Harry conditions OF The school build
lngs, streets and apartment houses OF
The city and decided on drastic action
toward a general clean up. The Health
members wrestcd with the questions
before them for two hours and from
the evidence produced by the Health
officers, the members admitted that
certain sections Of Che city were
flthy.
one member OF The Board declared
''there are only three or four schools
in this city I'm a sanitary condition.
The executive officers declared 1.-The
condition OF The toilets are very bad
and many Of The buildings are not III
10 be used for school purposes
The condition OF Taylor's Row in
South Wilmington along The Causewsy
was also discussed. Many Of these
unsanitsry buildings, "for which the
landlord receives one dollar per week
rental for rooms" were declared o
menace 90 the public health, but no
official action was taken on this matter
yesterday
Landlords are 20 hear from the
Board OF Health in no uncertain man
ner, according TO statements made at
The meeting yesterday, unless they
repair their dwellings with proper
appliances for healthful living. one
landlord, in answer 60 a summons,
appeared before the Board and was
finally forced TO admit that he would
not live in an apartment for which he
Is now receiving a rental OF ono dollar
a day. One aparti<nt, on West Ninth
street according 60 the health officers,
yas formerly tho hay loft OF a stable
At the present time the bed rooms are
without any means Of ventilation, as
there arc no windows, and the ten
ants woro forced 10 keep their gar
bsgo In pals In The living room.
When asked by the president OF the
Board whero the tenant could keep
his garbage the landlord replied:
"There is a nice hallway where they
can keep a can" lie was then given
ten days in which TO make suitable
sanitary arrangements.
Tho question Of receiving bodies
from cemeteries for requirement dur
ing tho summer months WAS discussed
ana Tue lhhNltt AI4-AAtN ~ eta -~--N
itor Bayard
While Il was announced that the
appropriation allowed by Council for
the coming year was larger than here
tofure. it was decided to go slow, as
lust what would be required the COM
ing year is unknown.
While landlords came IN for some
criticism, evidence OF how disagree
able some tenants can prove them
selves was shown by a 'ar containing
nth taken from a boiler in a kitchen
OF a house.
The landlord told the Board that the
tenant had been compelled TO move
and the next tenant found the drink
ing water rather uupalataDle An in
vestigatlon disclosed the fact that the
former tenant. after turning the water
on. had disconnected the pipe and
forced a large quantity OF rotten meat
and other putrid mater in the boiler
and then connected the pipes and
turned the water on
The Board directed Secretary Cahlll
to take this matter up with City So
licitor Baysrd.
Evening journal., 1919-06-04

IN man devoies himself painstaknsly to the business
on getting money he may have enough by the time his
health breaks to pay a specialist TO repair IT,
Evening journal., 1919-06-04

II the Kaiser really prefers death to standing trial. we
suggest that he talk sassy to one Of our marines.
Evening journal., 1919-06-04
Build FIRM Flesh
AND Strength By
taking PHOSPHATE
Nothing Like risin Bitro-Phosphate 70
Put Firm. Healthy Flesh and
10 Increase strength, NiEor
and Nerve Force.

The average person is beginning to real
ize more and more, that the lack OF physi7
cal strength and nerve exhaustion ure-
quently evidenced by excessive thinnessl
are the direct cause not only Of the failure
20 succeed In llfe's struggle for the neces-
stiles OF existence but also for the handi-
cap In ones social aspirations Conpare
the thin, slckly. angular frame with the
Evening journal., 1919-06-04
pINcHIyc PENNIES AND WASTING DOLLARS

IN AILwAY DIRECTOR HINES says The United States
" steel Corporation is leader OF the steel combine
hodns up the government by extortlonae charges on
steel rails"
lie believes the people will have to pay in taxes many
millions OF dollars more than they ought to have to pay.
That's how waste dollars.
But the last Congress inaugurated scheme OF penny
pinchng which, II carried TO the limit during the course
OF years win almost make this wasage OF dollars in
the purchase. OF steel rails.
The tax is cent for each ten cents or fraction
thereof on the amount paid at soda fountains ice
parors or similar places Of business soft drinks ice
cream or similar articles.
That's how we pinch pennies from little children
Evening journal., 1919-06-04
GEMS OF THOUGHT

pleasing personality covers almost all kinds OF sins
.-:-:-.
The poorest marksman may accidentally hit the target
BAD luck in small quantities makes good luck more
paatable
.-:-:-:
It no credit 10 have stinger your tongue
snake has that.
.-.-:-.
Real innocence needs advertising and sham inno-
cence isn't helped by II.
II you can't speak well Of those about you at least be
able to prove the i'll you tell Of them.
Evening journal., 1919-06-04

and loss Of limb. nor can his wife and
children be compensated In event OF
his DEATH
The labor union has gone on recora
as endorsing the movement
Evening journal., 1919-06-04

does from 1896, viii assure the VIII
mington yard getting all the repair
Jobs II can handle. Its work on the
eight vessels to date is adding to Har-
lan's already brilliant record for dry
dock work say shipping Board officials.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-20

FOR SALE-A uine-room residence at
1919 = Leer St Can he bought at the
right price. A c. snyder, 1913 s. Leer
81. 1850
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-20

east OF Miami ST on Calvert St, for
5000. These lots are we'll located and
worth 81 600 but owner Is willing to sac
rifice for cash. Hastings. Bell oil, Home
GAO. Office open evenings. 12519-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-20
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
MONEY no LOAN

We have q large list OF properties for
sale. houses and vacant lots. VIII accept
a secondhand Ford automobile as part
payment on one OF these properties. We
have money 10 loan for building new
houses.
S. ". ROBINSON & SON,
124 ~. Main 81. 1905 II
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-20
AUTOS. MOTORCYCLES. BICYCLES.

Dodge Touring.
Cadillac Eight-cylinder Touring.
Cadillac Eight-cyllnder Coupe
Studebaker Roadster.
Haynes Touring. summer and closed
top.
Studebaker Panel Delivery.
Detroit Electric. refnished.
CADILLAC MOTOR SALES co.
Dodge Brothers Motor Cars
Milburn Light Electric.
215 $. Lafayette st.
Phones: Home 5000. Bell 1887.
12649-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-20

WANTED EXPERIENCED CYLIN-
DER AND JOB PRESS FEEDERS
AND ALSO MAN TO Do JANITOR
WORK IN PRESSROOM AND CLEAN
PRESSES. APPLY PRESSROOM
FOREMAN, ]. +. HARDY co.
12t99-21
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-20

ATTENTION.
WOODEN AND wORSTED wEAvERs.
WASTED-Men and women weavers.
Can earn Soooo to $500 per week. TX
celent running and steady work. South
Bend WOODEN Co. south Bend, Ind.
1875 -
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BUSINESS PERSONALS.
MAKE YOUR OWN LAGER.

OND NI1-Nl n NLaoos
Finest you ever tasted, easily made ut
home. Delicious satisfying, fnvigorat-
Ing; all the flavor, sparkle and "snap"
OF best lager beer brewed. Not to be
compared with usual sO-called near
beers" Just get Paragon MaltHOps
Extract and follow the simple direc-
lions. Have better, purer, wholesomer
drink than you ever bought in saloons
or cafes; Fine clear color; rich. creamy
again permits using this extract as
directed. Extract itself contains no
alcohol and can be sent TO any dry"
section. One agent writes: "Neighbors
think IL just fine; can't be beat. Some
come for miles to find If / have any
extract" One package makes gallons
genuine malt and hops brew, the kind
chat really touches the spot" Para
gOn Malt-Hops Extract, only $50. pre-
paid. Send today. Paragon Malt Co,
Dept. S n, 61S Sherman St, Chicago, Ill.
1892
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-20

FOR SALE-1125 w. Thomas St, store
room with five living rooms below, five
above; modern except furnace; two cell
lars, nice lot. improvements all in and
paid for; good location for grocery and
market. Price $3.50, bargain. Office
% 5. Main st. Home phone Coco, Bell
phone III. Residence, Home phone 1914.
j. NJ Jolly. 12J07-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-20

HARRY KOEHLER. painting, paper
hanging and decorating. Complete line
Of paint. paper and glass, 315 n. FINN
els st. Bell 3S71. 12655-20
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-20

FOR SALE OR TRAD1-TIve acres and
six-roOm bungalow, at Stop 3 on the
Niles car line and Lear the new Dixie
highway Ito be macadamized SOON.
Three acres planted to fruit just begin
ming TO bear. This is an ideal country
home, between Niles and South Bend.
Just i've miles from the court house.
Price $500 Terms can be arranged.
South Bend Realty Co, or call ]. NJ.
Jolly, 225 S. Main st. Bell 1771, Home
6696. 116S0-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-20
OFFICE HELP.

KELLY business SCHOOL-l2O K.
Wayne st. All CONNER cial subjects
taught. Day and evening sessions Be
gin any time. Call or phone Home
24s4. Bell 043 1sT6l-n
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WANT ADS
CLASSIFIED AUVESTTSTEG

One cent per word. Twenty
Eve words minimum one time
Insertion. Twenty words min
mum more than one time inser-
Ion.
II
Copy for afternoon edition
must be in office by 1000 a.
m. for morning edition, By 600
?. "a.
tiR Cash In Advance.
Deil 2too Home ASA
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AUTOS. MOTORCYCLES. BICYCLES

USED CARS USED CARS
SlTIyDIEBANIER
Blossom time is near and you will
want to take advantage Of the beauti-
full spring weather, driving your car.
We have the best line Of reprinted and
overhauled cars in the city. Come in
and look them over Open sundays.
STUDEBAK ER-Four-cy cylinder Tour
ing. good inish and good tires. This
car goes out Of our stock at a low
STTDEBAKER - Six cylinder Tour
ing. Late Deluxe Model. Five good
tires and bumper .............. $S25.OO
HAYNES Six-cylinder five passenger
Touring. Five good tires, reprinted
dark maroon with natural wood
wheels Observation-Disclosures. 81. 10000
BUICK-Light six-cylinder Roadster.
in first class mechanical condition
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $4,000
DoDGE-Touring. Good tires. Re
painted ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10000
OLDSMOBILE 49, Light six cylinder
Touring. five good tires. Just re
painted. In good condition. $50 90
CHEyROLET-Light Touring, small
MONROE SEDAN-A neat enclosed
car -..-.....-.-..------ $4,000
SI-yIIEBANER
Corner Lafayette and South SITS.
USED CARS USED CARS
127O3-2O
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-20

PILES-Every body suffering piles, fis-
tula. assures. alterations. bleeding
itching. write free trial. Painless Pile
Cure. 5. [. Tarney. Auburn, Ind.
1872 20
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LTyFsToCK FOR SALE.
POULTRY

WANTED TO BUY-Turkey gohhler
car Home phone 4124 South Bend.
1915 -
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-20

FOR SAIL,
COLLINS HOG FARM.
One OF. il not the best equipped farms
In St Joseph county. POI acres, %
buildings. The buildings and equipment
alone cost more than as now asked for
the complete farm. 4 miles from South
Bend on good roads. Price $32. 000 Adj
dress inquiries to Box JMS. care OF
News-Tlmes. 1900 II