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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-25
lNLSHAWAKA GENERAL NEWS
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appointments are little too much
for men who are not strong
The Cincinnati Enquirer wants 10
cross the hen with an oyster be-
ca-se the oyster produces 100000
eggs annually. We think the oys-
ter might improve the hen. not so
much because of the greater egg
output, but in the possible silencing
OF the cackle. But il the hen
should cackle for 10000 eggs an
nually-weI good night, Hinkle.
The German bluff disturbs no
body. A poker experienced nation
like ours can never be disturbed so
long az Doc Seymour is holding
royal flush.
A Toledo soldier committed big
amy while he was drunk, and has
been given a sentence from one to
10 years. 1t must be an awful brand
they have in Toledo, when it makes
a soldiers pay look big enough 10
support two wives, when bacon is
selling at 90 cents a pound.
Atlanta is probing the sale of
hard cider. 1t is a mighty hard
thing 10 do. The citizen can buy
perfectly behaved cider from Matz
and Forstbauer. and you have TO
let IL alone or il will become very.
very naughty.
II is said that tests have shown
that it takes two quarts of 275 per
cent beer 10 produce a symptom of
intoXication. This is an important
statement. but we want 70 know who
were the patients at the clinic.
Fred Rankert says there is plenty
of work in town and out But who
wants TO work? People want fun,
amusement, dancing. good clothes,
pOrterhOuse steaks. juleps. beer and
plenty Of money. Not work Guess
again. Fred.
The MiShawaka girls are glad that
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-25

their Rainbeaux are home &nce
again.
Walter Tobin of Minneapolis has
married Victory Liberty When the
nan won his Liberty he lost his
liberty. Blessed be the name Of
Liberty.
Germany ought 70 know better
than TO attempt a blun on a poker
playing country like the United
States. especially when she has such
a little stack 10 bluff with.
The final decision is that corsets
are taxable Injuries. There is no
sense in that decision. Luxury is a
matter OF comfort and JOY. not of
appearance. and "A cornfed will tell
you that luxury happens when the
things come on.
What is a camisole?" asks an Os-
ceola subscriber. Ii is a little diff
ficult for US to describe objects such
as these, but il resembles the mar
row lace fringe on the upper part
OF a decolete farment once known
as the shimmy 1t is purely orna-
mental.
Pres't Wilson says Americans are
no money lovers. That's the stuff.
The reason men sting you TO the tune
Of dollar "A pound for chicken and
rs cents a pound for bacon is they
are afraid that much money in your
possession might corrOde your
Christian character.
We do not butt into such things
odinarily but we fancy that Henry
Ford Will get far greater income
from automobile dividends this year
than from judgments against the
Chicago Tribune.
The castles in Spain crumble and
fall, the Halls Of Hope sink into She
dust OF ages. Chicago experiment
ers report that neither raisins nor
yeast impart d kick" TO the in
nocuous beverages which are made
TO please the eye and the taste. Thus
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-25

JOY too hath It's Brutus and Hope
its Iscariot
We fear MaNimiIian Harden Will
never De elected 10 the legislature
in Germany. Men who want office
understand the folly OF speaking
frankly to the proletariat, and they
run along with. rather than com bat
prejudice and ignorance.
Ernest Doggy obtained a license
in Cincinnati TO marry a girl named
Prudent What do yat think OF a
woman supposed 10 be Prudent who
would deliberately choose 10 live a
Doggy's life?
a Philadelphia doctor says il is
possible for man 10 increase the
thickness Of his skin anywhere on
his body where it might serve its
purpose. II that is true, then as a
prudent and forward looking demo-
crat we intend to pachydermatize
our neck for the election of 1920.
BY the time a man ascertains he
Is pale blue jackass and hand
embroidered idiot. it is no longer a
secret.
II you're tired of The Man in the
Street say so. 1t is minated from
South Bend that we have lost out.
This may be the last, so-Good
night
The W. l.. Douglas Shoe store. 1O5
y. Main St I-Advt.
ADDITIONAL MSHAWAKA ON
PAGE II.
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MAN IN THE STREET

Arthur Schellinger has gotten
them all skinned when il comes 20
selling realty. Arthur used TO make
beer. the kind that made Mishawaga
famous. He IS now. however. on a
different proposition. He has Sc
lected a large slice OF South Bend
property which he is putting on the
market at prices that will appeal to.
the veriest prospect" In Misha-
waka we know Arthur never tried
10 sell anything that wasn't first
class. However. since ne went over
10 South Bend. We have investigated
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Sunday. being the first TO go over in
the county When the starting sig
nal sounded on one side. the Misha-
waka bunch were asking for the
finish flag on the other
Bar silver has jumped S119 an
ounce. Bar" everything else that
had any popularity seems e. be as
cending in the same proportion.
The old-time man who used 10
give as much as he possibly could
for nickel now has a son in bust
ness who gives as little as he pos
sibly can for dollar.
The European brides are arriving.
some thousand or more having
come already. And that can cook
and sew. and they do not waste
their time. II looks very much as
if they are married to stay married.
The home-making girl will not be
permitted to make a getaway by
any man who has sense enough TO
come in out of the rain
George Maurer tells US he is not
a Theda Bara fan. but just a friend.
We take it that George is a bach
elor.
a market report says. Rubber
boots. Mishawaka manufacture. are
in great demand in Scotland What's
the big idea? Is there a campaign
on among the Scots? And is
swashbuckling to give way to pussy
footing?
OF course, when the idea gets in
circulation that the way to create
more wealth is TO reduce the hours
of work by half and double pay. the
only thing TO be done is TO let the
old world bump its head until there
is a knot on it as big as the moon.
The Chicago brewers say they are
going 10 violate the law and make
\
knockout But there are lively
times ahead for notification in this
country. because the sridiiers are
saying they are going TO put out the
nullifiers.
1t is said that $4,000. 900 Ameri-
cans bought Victory bonds. The
other 100000 certainly must have
been small fish to escape through
the meshes of such nets as Bill Mil
Ter spread in the vicinity of Misha-
waka
A Mishawaka man thought he was
paying IS for quart OF "Hooray"
and found that he had merely pur-
chased a quart of vinegar IL is
what saved his life. The timely ar
rival of the pulmOtor. together with
oxygen. strychnine. digitalis, and
the introduction of salt solutions in
10 his arterial system, brought him
/ back TO consciousness. Some dis
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-25

him and found that the same old
Arthur is willing 10 sell the land he
owns at just enough profit 70 pay
his carfaTe over 10 the city he owns.
or nearly so. If there was ever a
NICE FELLOW. as we have known
him in Mishawaka Arthur Schelling-
or is surely it. We predict for him
an era OF prosperity that will re-
dOund 10 him and also make The
News-Times the greatest possible
factor in the interchange of bust
ness ever heard Of. This photograph
represents the Arthur ScheIlinger
you know and we know.
German emotiOnalism seems to
be entirely lost upon the solid.
phlegmatic and pachydermicaI dele
gates of England and the United
States.
Some OF the kids at the high
school are said 10 regard the public
as too ignorant TO comprehend the
beauties OF Leninism and bOlshe-
vism as expounded by some Of our
socialists. The kids are exactly
right about it. Most people at their
age know il all was steadily de-
cline in wisdom and knowledge in
the years that follow until they
know scarcely anything at all
The gardening habit is good
one. whether you plant asparagus
upside down but, Of course, those
who are pressed for time will find
the dago-man huckstering at the
same old stand
Mishawaka Methodists cleared the
top within 10 minutes after the
trumpeteers sounded the signal
There's no use talking. whenever
YOU loosen the cable that binds
Meth odist TO his wad he'll just tear
his shirt parting. with it. if the
cause is right
Mishawaka Is getting 20 make
war on bOotleggers. The most GER
tain way TO catch "A bootlegger is TO
finger a ten-dOllar bill visibly on
the street and complain loudly on
the drouth The chances are seven
viii hear you and surround you.
Mishawaka's grand old Centenar-
ial Methodists led by DIR. Parker.
piolated the whole denomination
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-25

Mishawaka's grand old Centenar-
iaI Methodists led by DIR Parker.
piolated the whole denomination
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-25

1t is said that $1,000. 600 Ameri-
other 90,00O,000 certainly must have
been small fish to escape through
the meshes of such nets as Bill Mil
Ter spread in the vicinity of Misha-
Waka
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ADDITIONAL MISHAWAKA ON
PAGE II.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-25

The Chicago brewers say they are
going 10 violate the law and make
beer with a kick, but not with
knockout. But there are lively
times ahead for notification in this
country, because the sridihers are
saying they are going TO put out the
uul1ifiers
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-25

The gardening habit is a good
one. whether you plant asparagus
upside down. but, Of course, those
who are pressed for time will find
the dago-man huckstering at the
same old stand.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-25

The Mishawaka girls are glad that
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-21
British Ship
Sale Biggest
in History

New York. MAY 3n.--i1e proposed
sale % a British syndicate Of the
British owned shiDs and assets Of
me international Mercantile Marine
CompanV--n transact ION involving
ti~e British companies and 7a6.0nn
tons Of shipping valued al approx
Tnafely sf3ii, 400. nHp-was approvaa
Today bv the board OF directors and
finance committee OF the com pany
T. stockholders meeting to VOTE on
he proposition was called for June
&c.
The transaction was declared by
?, A :. Franklin. president of the
company. 20 he -he largest record
n the history of shipping.
American and Belgian vessels own
ed by the Interim tiuna are not at
fectad by the projected transfer. ac-
cording 10 Mr.. Franklin. He added
ne did not know what disposition
the British syndicate intended to
make of its acquisition. about 30 per
cent. Of which is Represented nv snip
tonnage and the .bsalRnce By secur1-
ties and cAsh.
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VIGOROUS COP. OPPOSITION IS
PROMISED OVER REPEAL DRY ACT
RAIL AND WIRE RETURN OBVIOUS
APPARENT TRUCE

u ashingrnn. MAY 2n-Pnssl hlIirv
thai the Progressive group OF Re
publican senator's might take No par
n The election OF Senate comm L-.es
was removed today By the appoint
ment by Republican Leader Lodge
o. Senators McNary Of Oregon anC
Grunna Of Nor-l Dakota borh allied
with the Progressive wing. To pla 2es
n the party committee on commit
tees and acceptance Of the former
Although no reply mas been re-
ceived from the North Dakota seua-
tor tonight i. was believed ina: the
differences. winch resulted first II
Senators Boran - Idaho and Johnson
Of California and later Senators
Kenyon Of Iowa and Jones Of Wash
lnE-on. declining appointments OF
the cn1nir-es. mad been adjusted
The committee on committees.
which makes al Republican assign
men-s n the Senate IL meeting
today was understood 10 have agreed
on concessions 70 the Democrats n
the membership Of the appropriations
committee. which under previOus
plans would consist n the new SEN
ate Of twelve Republicans and elCn;
Democrats. The committee. how
ever. declined 10 entertain any sus-
gesuuCs as ID giving the minority
larger representation on the tor
eiSn relations. Interstate commerce
and finance committees.
Five senators belonging to the Pro
G-esslve Republican group, Borah
Johnson, Jones. Kenyon Of Iowa
and Norri.s Of Nebraska. met late To-
DAY to discuss the organization siru-
atlon. Senator Boraa announced
after he meeting that no Enal plans
rad been reached
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CRY tina, Eawher had fallen in-n the
SEA between Newfoundland and me
trans Atlantic steamship lane. Sup
porting their contention WIKI the
knowledge that none Of the MANY
vessels stsanInc across the Atlantic
had reported sighting the plane or
hearing its wireless.
Captain Charles V. r Morgan,
h.aynnaDs navigator. viii not Ire MS
partner II the new trans 4 t!au11c
flight ne Is planning. Morgan : Dry-
slcia1s tonight ueld MIN MS fvlnc
days We're over and II might take
him TWO or three months 70 ~acuver
from the injuries he suffered N ms.
wrack Of the Mar1nsyde or SUnGav.
RavuhnIn mas not named d substl-
rute for him.
Wireless +oGu1rv III all parts Of The
-~--- Atlantic has 1-~--rrE7- no news
Of Eawker. Els plane mas been
neither seen nor heard from since Il
was giimpsed by the Signal Hill lock-
out III the harbor mouth Gisappea--
ing over the ice-s1rewn Arctic CIR
rent 20 the east.
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London Without News in Any Form
Of Australian Aviator and His
Navisator=No Report From Any
oiNumerouS Planes and Ocean
Craft Searching Irish Coast
BRITISH Filler RAYNHAM
HOPES TO REPAIR PLANE
And AGAIN ENTER RACE

-0n1or. May 20 II P. M-(By The Associated Press
1T TOUT there is word Of Havker and his nav
ratm eve Not single report has been received from
nU-eroUs airplanes destroyers mine sweeoers
m Ign -atc Of al descriptions which are sweeping the
IT land Their task has been harnpered by fog and
air
II ocla cornnunique just issued justifyins the at
uaa Tie government IN relation the
11 vcr has ended II disaster, the Admiralty warns the
DaDlc Of the areas involved the chances
ID 1nc.1g 7awhar and Grieve very remote
The co-u1lcue referring recent criticisms saws
attitude me air ministry has been to enoin caution
Hnar -h1 Irga such attempts. and while anxious to
ne Utmost % he2 such alant and intrepid anen as
aawEa and Geva Cover nraent feels bound to warn
nne w1o @ Il ne future tempt to fly the Atlantic
ouces make utterly impossible that the immense
7&-DL-ng 1000 niles Of can be undertaken
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FOCH'S PLANS ALL
PERFECTED IN EVENT
OF Hun Refusal
Possibility that Gen. Pershing
May BE Called upon 10 Help
It. :. Commander Post
pene> Trip to London-Am-
erican Financial xperts
Still Discussing Financial
Matters with Germans
+ Ry The Associated Press. }

Before Thursday Il the present
week shan nave passed he German
pe..ce pieIlpo1 entIa-Ies al ersali les
a~e 20 make known - fs4ll ~ me DEL
era-es or ne allied and ASSOCIATED
powers Oh wna1 points " the peace
treaty they acqulesce ana VIVA
points -ney object n and desire mod
fed
On Thursday viii be reached the
me I;Tr.- Tor me Germans 10 make
known -he!r views on rha peace
treaty that nas h.en handed hem.
~ extension IN me -lr1e limit mas
oeen granted the Germans. who a-e
expected 70 present 70 me mem oers
If The peace congress i vnluUlnous
RECORD ~ affections and q accept
ances uf ne clauses Of The dccu-
raer-.
Although ne lenders Of German
-h0Egh; tt.-0ughuuT Germany have
declared nat me treaty as framed
$ unacceptable and that Il will not
he signed wfih0uT modification the
opinion II Paris seems 70 prevail
allied and associated governments
hare considered me objections raised
NJ The German p,enl potentiar,es anG
f0rrnuiataG their final reply the Ger
mans Will af.ix their sigma lures to
ne compact.
Marshal FoCh IS taking nothing
tor granted as regards the probable
action IF the Germans III Versailles.
He mas made Visit ~ the occupied
arm and mas informed the Council
IF -Four % rhe military prepare tInrs
mat have been MADE contingent On
The Germans refusing n accept the
allied peace terms Likewise Gener-
al Pershfnc, the American command
or. is wide awake To the posEibili-
hes " The sltuarlnn- A trip 10 Lon
don planned ny hIm for the present
week. where he vas 70 be the guest
If the British nation. has been
iruefinlrely postponed and he will
remain On The Rhine until MI Is set
lied at Versa lilies.
American financial experts are
still discussing financial matters
with the Germans al Versailles. par
Lit0iail1 VIII FcSdEo 10 -1efIIldIE 5
ability te pay fnr foodstuffs and the
method Of payment. The reply of the
Council nf Four to the German note
regarding preparations will declare
that il is impossible to dissociate re-
sponsihiliry from repRra-ions anE
also decline to admit that the Ger
man people may discIaim RESPONSE
biiiry for me actions of the fnrmer
German KoysrQ@eut
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Taft Defends
Versailles
Peace Treaty

Boston. Ma 2n-F orrne~ President
VILLAIN Howard Tar vigorously de-
Tended the Versailles peace treaty -
ne annual meeting q he American
Rev Henry X Plnknarn mao urgaG
adoption Of resolution attacking
the treaty as d violation Of tie prln-
clpies upon winch a lasting peace
could ,e obtained
The treaty" SAID M Tai, Is a
recital Of the fact ina me wages Of
sin Is death. and mat people WHO
have vroiatec and outraged justice
and ~lgtI as ne German people Iape
should no restrained bs' a r-e0rv r.a-
VII keep hem on their knees, II
winch Ltev nave been driven. III or
der mat they may be kent n a Usrt--l
artlru0e Of reuufieclon until theF
b-.ng forth fruits meet eor -epen-
lance
a lively debate proceeded the tai
ing nj the resolution. Rev EIc..a-d
" Bcvn-on If Buffalo saiC ne wouia
leave the association. never q re-
-:l-n. Z Nj Pinkha,n was laughed a..
he sale that 10 wears might disclose
r:la, Nj P:nhaan mad prophesie4
correc.!v
Nj Ptnhaa!r resolution ~ec!:ad
that The Versailles peace treaty vlo-
la1es ne principles on which, alone
Iusi and lasting peace ca1 ne OBJ
ID nee. and winch me democrats #
ne world mad come 10 eEpect'
Supporters III the resolution resort
81 n Scripture IN arguing .or i;
Love YOUR enemies. Return Gonc
F0r evil" anG longer Eiblcai lex
Ware quoted
In reply M Taft sa4G
The Speakers sacrifice me sense -
the ear They are nor practical
The assOCia non adopted u ~esolu-
tinn recording rs conviction tina
me full results nf the war cannot ne
obtained except through an erect.va
league Of nations such as tfIat pro-
pesed by TIE peace conferanc..' A
resolution expressing gratitude 10
( rltarians VINO were in service was
adopted.
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COM. TOWERS TELLS
OF EXPERIENCES ON NC-s

P0n-a. DeIgada. MAY 20, Er the
Associated Press ,-Exceptl0naIy bad
weather which was totally Enex-
pecteC, was TIE sole reason Tor the
failure II ali three III me American
nav s seapianes 70 fiy from TrepAs-
sey, y r. 70 Pou-a DeiGada on
schedule time. sac Commander John
II. Towers 10 me correspondent If
ne Assoc.ar &C p,'ass tonight.
The man VINO "or2ylanueG ing over
seI,s fig. n AS flagship Nc AMI
the members of ms raw winch had
received q severe uLeter -nc both from
ne storm overhead anG the .uroLie11.
sea when the plane was damaged
Saturday n aAShr.Ic on -Ae wa-er,
were mGsh refreshed gaCISn; a-tta-'
having regaIned sleep Iusi While
"uck-Ilg ne storm :or sixteen hours
ant beng adrtf, 14ly--..res hours
WIN the world.
Ind 1-lGuauy" SAD Commando
Tlwe"s. The Tne!uners q. ne crew ot
me NC-2 virtually gave UP nope ~
being rescued SATURDAY. nlEnr. bur
collectively they showed no signs o.
Tear auC Gained On un-l. they al
rived II nor: mere Monday and hear
-He forts firing salvos IT welcome
and witnessed ne scenes II general
1uhI!alor over their escape rom the
sea
s1av.n- run sno-t q Teul and en-
rouD-erlnc a heavy roc ne Nc.
came 1CwG d 7 @ clock Saturday at
ernoCn - order rAaI We mlcIt Oh
tam or bearings The plane was
damaged as It reached ne wa.er
aid was ura!ie a-a.C I'd use X lille
We Wee drifting The IN" mics n Ire
heavy st0r'n me h.ga seas WASHED
over - pounded the plane ana the
boa began 70 ,eak- - last GIa the
water enter lie boa, max the mem
berg ~ tn" "~sw took turns y halinG
"e aCl Win a small IaaG puma
Wa.ie Others stood 0r Tie VIM ~
oroer Ia Keep the plane n balance.
sanGwa~I
Tina oUr ~a&io was 0u- ~ com
n ssiun was not known "a nc "~ew
until our aTrlva. here CprnTuunlca-
tior had heer cut - since clock
Monda= morning owing ~ GUY aay-
ing lost our ground wt-a
We are chocola.e and drank wa
ar from our radiator This was ou1
only means If subsistence The crew
smoked hsa vily IT order Ia keep
Continued on Page Col s.
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BosrDn. Nav cD-FCrecast for Sos
ton and vicinity: Showers Wednes-
day and probably TIursday- moder-
ate 10 fresh southeast 10 south winds
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American Sea Plane ia Command
of Lieut=Com. Reed TO Start at
GA. M.=Coyers $50 Mile Course
From horta to Ponta De!gada
NC=4 NOW ONLY J.. s. HOPE
NC=lPLANE SINKS AT SEA
NC=3 IS BEYOND REPAIR

Fonta Delga1a May 90 BY The Associated Press y
Lieut. Commander Albert c Rea command Amer
lean seaplanc NC4. 1QI Lisbon O'clock
TOMORROW morning He hopes before dark
Ii all is well with the fight. overnight stop VIII he
made al Lisbon and the NC4 viii proceed the lap
OF the transatlantic journey for Plymouth permit
ting
The NC-4 overhaule here today and took full
supply Of fuel.
The NC1. which command Of Lieut. Commander
Belger sank off Corvo this afternoon after the United
States destroyer Fairfax unable salvage her The
heavy made towing ssbe and destroyer
by waiting for moderate But the ooy Of
the machine filed with and wings broken off
This co-ned with the weight Of engine caused the plane
70 settle many farhorus deep