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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-06-10

I'm stallin' around headquarters
the night II happened. with not much
on my mind except q Stefson. Things
are slow and I'm waitin' for four bells
when It's my time to hit the hay.
Along about twelve o'clock the tele-
phone rings and a few minutes after
the Chief yells for me.
Jimmie be says; take couple
OF men with you and get up TO the
Everglade Apartments on Ninty-hrst
street A Mr.. Harris Andrews tele-
phones that his friend Lyons was shot
by a burglar who made a getaway
Get up there as fast as YOU can and
keep your eye-peeled for bad actors in
the neighborhood.'
We'll. me and three cops start OF
and il don't take US DO time 10 get 10
Ninety-hrst street We're just going
in the door of the EvsrgIade when. I'm
a sucker IL there amt guy dodgin
behind steps and actin mighty suspi-
cious.
81 got one of the cops to grab him
and he makes a boiler and swears
he's waitin' for somebody. give the
sign TO bring him along. It won't hurt
him any and II might do US some good
Anyway. his actions looked bad.
We 20 UP to apartment Ave. which
is the number the Chief gets over the
phone. goes in first with one OF the
cops and the other two stay outside
with the guy we picked up.
Andrews meets us. and he's excit'
ed as h. AS soon as l looked al
the man stretched out on the floor,
knew he was dead The whole top
of his head was blowed OF, pretty
near.
Andrews story is as straight as a
whip. He and Lyons had been out on
q theater party with a woman and
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-06-10

cept for one thing Lyons wasn't The
sort to stand for that kind OF hold
up. and suddenly he made a dive .or
this fellow. who was covering him
with a gun
AS soon as Lyons Jumped.
Jumped also. but he pointing 20 The
kid. grabbed me by the throat and
held me OF at arms length while be
shot Lyons.
Then he covered me with the gun
and got away. After ne had gone. 7
made the woman dress and we re-
hsarsed the story ! told you. want
ed TO save his family. I told her Il
she didn't back me up would tell The
truth and that she would be held as
an accOmplice. so she agreed
There's the man that killed Dick
Lyons. and now YOU know the truth.
Yep | said TO him. I know The
truth. and / motioned 10 the cops 70
put the bracelets on Andrews.
Aut HVuldn StOoQ WIN .QeE mead
hanging down. and when he cops LEI
the kid go. be went over % her and
looked into her eyes. The next min
ute she was cryin and sobbin all over
him.
You see" said Cready, there waI
a plain pinch that came near being
mystery. And from the lies that vas
fyin' around that room. I'll bet one OF
them machines would have busted
spring
But" said /. Il don't see"
Certainly you don't see. But II you
had listened 70 Andrews tell how he
kid held him on with one hand while
he shot Lyons with the other. you'd
see. Especially" be unused. "ift you
knew, as l did. that one OF the kids
arms was paralyzed so that he couldn't
move IL an inch A"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-06-10
THE spurTUALIsTS VIEW.

Editor News-Times:
Spiritual people here on our earth
plane do not need to ask Is there
a. life after death? They know. The
majority of us have had absolute
proof through the remarkable dem
onstrations brought forth from the
spiri; side of life by our spirit
friends.
Are we "A religion? Yes. Do we
have a Bible? Indeed yes and the
very same as the orthodox There
is hardly Il page in that Great BoOl,
Of Good but that gives us some in
sight TO spiritualisn-. If spiritualism
was taken from the Bible there
would he little left. We admit that
nine-tenths of the people who read
the Bible are educated men and
women but all do not comprehend
it's pages alike. Besides the Bible
the Spiritual People have declara-
ton of principles TO which they try
their utmost to live.
First-We believe in infinite in
telligence.
Second - We believe that the
phenomena of nature physical and
spiritual, are the expressions of in
finite intelligence.
Third--We affirm that a correct
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-06-10
Not a Case for Science

these nev-fangled machines that tell
when a guys tellin' the truth, either"
He DOked the book on the table
with a contemptuous forennger.
Then machines may DO all they say
they will. but I'd hate to depend on a
lot Of zig-zag lines instead OF the shift
y look in liars eye and the slip-up
be always makes. The more a man
tries to alibi himself. the more chance
there is for him to give himself away
II they'd say a thing and no more.
and just stick TO Il. they'd get by
much better, but they're always tryin'
to strengthen their story by addin'
this and addin' that until. finally, they
slip up and crab the whole works
Too many times the up-to-date meth
DDS add lot Of frills and make a
mystery out Of what ought TO be moth
in but a plain pinch"
Now that Cready had gotten under
full head of steam. carefully re-
Trained from making any comments
Nor did give him any visible signs
Of encouragement know we'll the
best way TO get a story from this vet
eran OF the police department.
Take that Lyons murder two years
ago" he continued ITO the public
that looked like dead open and shut
proposition. Dick Lyons was killed
and Harris Andrews was arrested less
than an hour later. or course. you
remember the outcome OF the trial
Guilty 1rst-degree murder.
II made that pinch and there was
lots of chance to do some scientific in
vestigating that may or may not nave
ended in the same thing, but III bet a
weeks pay that the stories that few
around for a few minutes after got
there on the job would have tied that
truth machine Up in a double knot
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-06-10

Il don't Anow what gave me the
idea. but had a bunch that Andrews
was as much surprised at the kid be
ing her son as he was although be
doot cay anything about It
The woman is cryin' now and
wrinEin' her hands. Here's tr~ dif-
ferent stories and it's up 20 re to md
out which is nearest TO the truth.
guess one Of them machines Woulds
had to so some. Ell?
How did It bappenT asked the
women
she looks at the kid for minute
and then moves her shoulders in a
funny way, just as II she was THROWN
on heavy weight
~ live here IN this fat Tonight
I bad gone to bed. I did not expect
Andrews. After l had retired Dick
Lyons came 20 the door and got up.
He was in love with me and wanted
me 70 break away from Andrews
It's a liel' shouts Andrews.
You shut up.' tells him and mo
tons for the woman TO 90 on.
Dick begged me to 60 with him.
and then Andrews came IN. He is
very jealous and without sAying a
word he shot Dick.
After he shot him. he called up
the police department and made me
change to these clothes. Then he in
vented the story he told you and made
me promise to back him UP in IT.
az guess would have done ii, too.
she went on. only and her look al
the hid finished what she meant 10
say
"Of course, by this time Andrews
was wild One Of the cops had grabbed
him by the arm while the woman. was
talkin' or 1 guess he'd a made g
sDrinR at her,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-06-10
j. s. MAKES MILK
Recommendation
Government Suggests What
Kind of Milk Should
Be Used.

The United States department o;
agriculture has sent 10 local board
of health "A number of suggestions
for milk consumers for the safe
guarding of their health darins the
summer season.
The suggestion follows.
Buy only the best milk obtainable
il is cheapest in the long run.
Consult the health department be-
fore selecting your milk dealer.
Buy only bottled milk if possible
Dipped milk is often dirty and def
cient in cream.
Take milk into the house as soon
as IT is delivered and place it in
the refrigerator Immediately. Bac-
terra increase rapidly in milk which
stands in the sun or warns up, and
such milk will sour quickly.
Keep milk in the original bottle in
the refrigerator until the moment OF
serving. Milk which has been poured
from the bottle covered with paper
cap or an inverted tUmbler, TO pre-
vent the entrance of flies and dust
which may carry dangerous bacteria
into the milk.
Keep the refrigerator clean and
sweet by means OF proper drainage
and frequent washing with sCaldine
water and sal soda, since milk quick
~ absorbs unpleasant odors and be-
comes less palatable.
Wash milk bottles as soon as emp
tied. by rinsing first with lukewarm
water and then with hot water. II
there is an infectious disease in
your house. do not return any bot
ties except with knowledge OF
the health department and under
conditions which il may prescribe.
Return empty bottles promptly
and do not use them for anything
except milk. Remember that they
are the property of the dealer and
represent cash.
Remember that clean milk. pro-
perry cared for. Is one of the best
foods obtainable. IL is nourishing
digestible. and usually economical.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-06-10

ponds the Interpretation of the
teachings given by Christ and His
disciples If spiritualists have solved
the question. IL is Of the utmost i'm
pOrtance that we make their truth
our truth There is nc other body
Of people who can give as anything
definite on the subject other re-
ligions only believe. We know.
! believe that of all the mysteries
with which people have 20 deal Is
death Most people are uncertain
of the fate that awaits them on the
other side. and shrink with horror
from encountering death. Why j
IS because of ignorance and gross
materially. IN which we think moth
ing is real except on earth. Yet
death is hut the door TO "A brighter
and happier life When unconscious
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-06-10
Local ShrinerS
Attend COnCLaUe
at State Capital

Among the mobiles of the Mystic
Shrine OF South Bend VINO are in at
tendance at the conclave being held
in Indianapolis, June 10, II and l..
are Will SHIRLEY. Will Crabill. A.
Frank. Joe Scheininger. G.. W. Schadt,
Clarence Smoke, Is. :. Haswel. carl
Dubail Or. l.. J.. smith and l.. "A.
Potter
Most of the men left Monday
for the Iioosier capital while the
others will leave this morning II is
also possible that other Shriners
from here may attend
The conclave at indianapolis is
the annual convention of all Shrin-
ers of North America and over So
600 Shriners are there. II is one OF
the AiSsest events on rho Masonic
yearly calendar.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-06-10

natures psychic laws.
EighUh-We affirm that the door
way TO reformation is never closed
against any human soul here or
hereafter
At this moment I Go not call to
mind any orthodox religion that
holds out such a great and grand be-
lief as the last named principle. The
worlds great conflict has advanced
spiritualism so years. No religion
in the world has held out the hope
and given the consolation 10 the
grief-stricken fathers and moth
ers OF our fallen heroes as spiritual
ism has done.
Each religion holds out that which
seems best for each and every one;
but the question Of life after death
is a momenuous one and upon il de-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-06-10

understanding of such expression
and living in accordance Herewith
constitute true religion.
Fourth-We affirm that the exist
ence and personal identity OF the
individual continue after the change
called death.
Fifth-We affirm that communica
ton with the sO-called DEAD is a fact
scientifically proven by the phen-
Omena of spiritualism.
Sixth-We believe that the nigh
est morality is contained in the gold
en- rule: Whatsoever We would that
others should do unto you. do We
also unto them.
Seventh-We affirm the moral re
spOnsibllity OF the individual and
that he makes his own happiness or
unhappiness as he obeys or disobeys
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-06-10
DAYLIGHT SAVING LAW TO
STAND WATS0N'S OPINION

Sen James r. Watson Is Of the
opinion that the daylight savings
law will stand
Ia letter 20 the senior senator.
members OF the Chamber Of Com
merce asked him 10 vote against
the rider OF the agricultural appro-
priauon bill that would repeal the
present law
In anrver 20 the local letter Sen
Watson advised the members that
~ was probable that the 'av would
stand The letter was read t0 the
various members assembled al the
weekly luncheon last Monday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-06-10

engsr prints. cigar ashes and all that
so~ta thing Honest, believe il was
20 see you steal the cuckoo clock Oh
the vail there. I'd run for a piece Of
paper and some lamp black 70 take
Jour finger prints. instead, of bumpin
you on the head and draggin' you of
20 the can"
Science has made wonderful strides
b your profession" / began.
Science me eyei" he interrupted
me 1T listens all right in a book.
but for me. III take a chance alongside
any OF these magnifyin' glass investi-
gators All I ask is a bunch from old
man Human Nature. a good drag-net
IJstem, couple O. stool pigeons where
they're most needed-and some luck
Give me all that and then bring on
POUR robbery or murder. or whatever
else you got a mind TO. and I'll come
pretty near to gettin' hold OF some
body that knows something about IT,
After that, IT'S not Ehe hardest thing
n the world 20 get at the truth. the
whole truth and nOthin' but the truth
s'help me. There's ways OF doin' It
hat work out pretty good"
You mean the third degree7"
Esked. knowing I would bring a storm
about my ears.
Third degree, ID" he shouted
Ingrtly. You been goin' 70 the movies
again. amt you. No. II don't take the
third degree. and It don't take one Of
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-06-10
LEMON JUICE
FOR FRECKLES
Girlsl Make beauty lotion for
a few centS-Try it

Squeeze the juice Of two lemons
into a bottle containing three ounces
OF orchard white. shake well. and
you have a quarter pint Of the best
freckle and tan lotion. and COM
plexion beautifer, at very. very
small cost.
Your grocer has tho lemons and
any drug store or toilet counter will
supply three ounces of orchard
white for few cents Massage this
sweetly fra grant lotion into the face
neck. arms and hands each day and
see how freckles and blemishes dis
appear and how clear. soft and
rosy-white the skin becomes. Yesi
1t In harmless and never irritates
"A dIt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-06-10
NAMES TRIAL FLICHT.

ST JOHNS, y. F.. June 1O.-The
NickcIs-Nimy entry IN the London
DAILY Mails $4,000 transatlantic
GIght competition made trial flight
here Monday The machine. piloted
oy capt jack Alcock, took the air
at -.f7 p. m. local time end descend
ga 40 minutes later after q highly
successful fiGht.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-06-10
The Public Pulse

Communications for this column
may be signed anonymously but must
be accompanied by the name OF the
writer TO insure good faith. No re-
sponsibility for facts or sentiments
expressed will be assumed. Honest
discussion Of public questions IL in
vited. but with the right reserved to
eliminate vicious and objections BE
matter. The column is free. But, be
reasonable.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-06-10
CITY MAY BUILD
NATATORIUM FOR
WEST SIDE RS
Council Refers Appropriation
Ordinance to Committee
of the Whole.

An ordinance proposing the cree
ton Of a natatorium on vacant
lot at W Washington av. and Maple
81, was presented TO the city council
Monday night. The Ordinance asks
for an appropriation of S47.55O TO
construct the swimming pool on
the plans Of ". W. Schneider. ar
chitect The building is to be of
brick and concrete construction with
a pool, 5Ox9O feet in size. 1t will
accommodate 200 swimmers.
The lot was donated 10 the city
by Harry Engman and work will be
started by the park board as soon
as the ordinance passes the council
it was referred to the committee of
the whole.
Defeat Truck Ordinance.
Defeating an ordinance prohibit
ing the driving of trucsks on as
phaltic pavements within the city
limits was another action of the
council The measure as presented
restricted the driving of trucks car
rying a load in excess of three tons
II the bill had passed IL would have
meant that the 1900 pound fire
truck could not use any of the as
phalted streets a motion was
passed however. that permits the
police to stop trucks operating un-
der an excess load and that are i'm
jurying the pavements.
An increase OF $3.50 per year to
the city electrician, giving him "a
salary Of $500. was reported fav-
orably and referred 90 the commit
tee Of the whole.
VIII sell Garbage
The council made a favorable re-
port on the garbage ordnance which
SPECIFICS that all garbage be sold 20
q private concern for 50 cents per
ton. Henry e. Fields. who was
granted the contract. was present
and asked for extension Of time. Il
viii be granted This will give two
weeks more. or until July Is.
Municipal Picnic Appropriation.
The council appropriated $500 for
free municipal. picnic on July 4th
at Rum village. The appropriation
was framed as Az ordinance
other appropriations passed were.
S4.750 for interest the general
purpose bonds. $500 for the pave
ment OF Riverside dr.. through
Leeper park. and $500 for a privil-
eye stand in Leeper park The ap-
preparation for a free employment
bureau was referred TO the commit
tee OF the whole. 10 is for $3.50.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-06-10

ness iuterVencs suddenly and the
soul prepares TO leave the bod. uu-
consciousness lasts "a variable time
with those who were good and ~pir-
itual i'm their lives 80 is of snort dura-
ton. but with one fond OF ths pleas
ures and decisions OF this life. DO b.
long but in time consciousnes- re-
turns gradually and we ind our
selves iu heaven surrounded by
those who were dear to us In cone
clusion ] wish 10 say the vatchworj
OF spiritualism is eternal prosr,--
sion
MRS WILBTE HDDL
asa Lincoln Way IT,
Sec'y TO the Progressive Spiritual So
ciety OF This City
Trv NEWS-TIMES Want Ar
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-06-10
CARD OF THANKS.

We wish 20 thank the relatives
and friends for their kindness as
shown during the illness and death
OF our wife and mother. and also for
the beautiful flowers.
MIR. JOSEPH r. EMERY
ADV. AND CHILDREN.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-06-10

IN CREADY laid
down his book as I
entered.
I'm glad you
dropped in he
said I'm full o
dope on these new
tangled ways Of
catchin crooks
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-06-10
60 -
Ounrdne

A dependable name for
service in an Umbrella for
sunny or rainy days The col
ors can also be had to match
the costume IN gray. navy,
green and brown. with fancy
cord loops and rings. al $500
to $1,000.
Children's Parasols IN new
and fancy colorings. at S9c to
S1.5C.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-06-10

Try NEWS-TIMES Want Ads
The Brunswick news., 1919-05-03

(By Edward E.
Never since man fix. DART
And battlefield uslness Manager.
And guns were fog G.
Hot for its fei foo7 's'"S'''
The Brunswick news., 1919-05-03

Habsburg heel either by bluff or by
blood Russia thought herself reaIy
10 fight this time, as she was not
over Bosnia, and the price became
blood" The possibility of the slaugh-
ter OF millions was inherent in that
Austrian ultimatum and the German
policy of backing il with arms. II tn
kaiser was guilty of that what folly
what cowardly running away from
re sponsib.ity, what recognition Of t'5h
I'D lie that "a king can do no wrona. '
- put a German soldier with his bacL
tc a wall and shoot him for murder
ms a civilian or two, and yet let The
kaiser escape into a wsll-fed and
uqite comfortable exile in spite Of ti,e
tact that he tried to steal matte.
for Pan Germany and caused the kill
ing of 100000 human beings by nj
eIorts at robbery with force"
The question Of whother OF not the
&afser was guilty of this coloaaa:
crime is a simple question OF evidence
much of it documentary and available
with the help of the alleged demo
cratic government Of Germany Soma
enc was guilty Of it. The group Of th.
really guilty cannot be large, It ought
to be easy to decide whether or moi
tbc German emperor belonged to it, !
he did not then he mas been ono
Jf the greatest shams and play-act3r
of all time. He signed all the import
ant papers He made ali the import
ant speeches He claimed to be il
ommand Of tho whole German cn.-
rire. Any recent aad belated attemnJ.
to prove an alibi for him have boon
laughably absurd and unconyincing
40 one will propose to hang HIN ua-
tried-he ought to be tl;jeI fer a
crime"-oud, if adjuaged guilty. the.
hanging is too good for him.
The Brunswick news., 1919-05-03
John Temple Graves, in his admire

John Temple Graves, in his admire
ne tail, in this city a few nights aa
put his finger On one cause for an
2rohiam in America. The miata,.o.
iaea that liberty means license; thai
irresponsible persons have the leg.
right to blackjack the character o.
the president Of the United State.
ard others in high authority. Til
espionage law ought to be broaden
ed considerably
The Brunswick news., 1919-05-03

If those Italians do not hasten bach
to Versailles, think how posterity viii
rliss Orlando and Sonnino from histor
zeal pictures to be made of the great
scene soon to be enacted in the
Fiall of Mirrors.
The Brunswick news., 1919-05-03

The chances are that Count Brock
dorff-Rantzau and the rest Of the Ger
nan delegates to Versailles will gel
{vhat is coming to them on Monday
next. Let us hope that it viii be
plenty.
The Brunswick news., 1919-05-03

Brunswick people are not manifest
ing sufficient interest in that Fiftb
Liberty Loan There must be more
enthusiasm displayed and we must Dc
cur full duty. The job has to bc
( finished.
The Brunswick news., 1919-05-03

May fourteenth is right at hand
and We must make UP our minds tc
carry that bond election for count,
toads. This community must not d
tic thing by halves and the count
must keep pace with the gait set b.
the city
The Brunswick news., 1919-05-03
Count BrockdorffRantzau, the he

Count Brockdorff Rantzau, the hoa}
Of the German peace delegation te
Paris pulled off that emotiona'
stroke stunt too early. It would have
been more dramatic had he wa'te1
until he had learned the allied terms
The Brunswick news., 1919-05-03

The Italian delegates who bolted
The peace conference have let it be
Known that they would return f inyit-
eli to do 50. Wilson, Lloyd Geogg
and CIemenceau have mil9y repliof
through the usual diplomftio chan.
speIs that the delegates VT Il in.
The Brunswick news., 1919-05-03

Those Americans who believe that
geshevsm has no supporters in the
1rited States will perhaps change
heir minds in view of the terrors pre-
pared fer May first.
The Brunswick news., 1919-05-03

iere are manuy good things in tie
11nE for Brunswick just now aho
Wa very few days the News is gone
h tell the people some awful gooa
cings.
The Brunswick news., 1919-05-03

REC people of Brunswick must get
- On bonds. Liberty loan bonds
Tbonds for the best system Of roads
gl"outh Georgia that money can Pre-
clu'
The Brunswick news., 1919-05-03
THE Tocsh JR'
--AanaaIna Editor

-Aananino Edltor
(By Edward E.
Never since man fiw. DARI'
And battlefield QsIness Manager.
And guns were fog ,. c.
Hot for its fes oo1
Rang Tocsin lonlk
More menacii
Than rouses rsick, GEORGIA.
That they hthe srunswick, (Gar)
1t echoes ,+
And weAsece"o-S'a-S '
Its hoarse
From Sc,
It's raucous whe------~,-----''-f'-~-'--'
who raised theiscs1ptIon III the city
Now fear tharee of charge to all
The Tocsinited States and Can'
harsh Porto Rico. Gaum Phil
Our gravt
we ar Cuba and Hawaiian
But the foe
And the To
Is a watch-d. s.''.'''''''''''
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Far afiel
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In the
To the Robes the Associated Press.
Who have w. ovo,rsive,,
Now behold a'ou oN'''
For the the nse for publication
The Tocsil credited to it or not other
!. oited in this paper and ais"
n news published herein,
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Nay, as Office, editorial rooms fsS
And wo Official organ Of:
!. County.
re na.f # brunswick.
But thd states Court, Southern Dis.
: i of Georgia for ten counties
The Tt
Ye saved 9sseS S.s''2
A new y real bright high school boy
For Il suggest something these days
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