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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-01
UTILIZING OWN RESOURCES.

Switzerland has little coal. in fact not enough TO
be much OF factor in her industries. Germany
has hitherto been the main of her fuel Con-
ditions resulting from the war have restricted the
supply % the point where industry has been badly
handicapped. That has led the Swiss take stock
OF their own resources.
the republic has coal il has many
mountain torrents Already considerable prog
ress has utilizing water power for de-
velopng electricity but far greater things plan
ned. It is proposed harness the streams and use
the power thus developed in driving every train
and every spindle within bounds of nation.
Why this was not undertaken long ago when coal
was so dear and power from waterfalls could be
had 50 much cheaper. may have been due to the
heavy initial expense. However. in Europe coal is
very much more precious than ever before and what
was an anliction Switzerland may in the end
prove blessing since it has driven the Swiss to
dertake the gigantic task of making of the mil
lions of horsepower that have been going to waste
through aeons of time
While Switzerland will gain in independence Of
her industries in making use Of her own resources
it will prove OF benefit the remainder of Europe
as well in diminishing the strain coal Those
favoraby possessed OF water power
is Switzerland must still depend coal The with
drawal of one nation from partaking of the limited
stock coal will equal increasing the visible
supply by the that Switzerland has been
accustomed to consume. Besides, the use of hydro
electric power opens 10 Switzerland fields OF indus
try hitherto closed.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-01
Foreign Rate. 81 65 per mouth.
OCTOBER |, 1920.
STAMP OUT HAZING.

A dispatch from Wichita, Kansv telling Of a
young man being received at his home there per-
rnanentIy psralyzed below the waist result of
q COLLEGE hazing is reminder that there still IS
barbarity OF this sort stamp out. only an idiot
would contend that practices Of nature to kill are
necessary to make a man a boy to give ex-
fro-ion to the college srirt fraternity The ogi-
cal conclusion TO that argument would be that II the
college spirit Of fraternity" equires something
Iikey to Kill or paralyze, it should be rooted out
But it is an injustice the majority of edu-
cational institutions and their students TO accept
mat they look with upon the spirit of bru-
taiity what wholesome minded youth could cour-
tenance methods that might send one Of his com
rades home permanent paralytic?
Enough universities and colleges have effectual-
IL suppressed hazing of the dangerous character to
show that any which is determined to end the prac-
tice can do So with this recognized the public
which Incorporates and contributes to the support
Of such institutions should hold them responsible
for the protection Of their students from hazing of
the kind to Kill or MAIN under penalty of being put
out OF business their officers also held for what
ever punishment can be applied them. Let their
charters be revoked Immediately on any instance Of
dangerous hazing The college that cannot prevent
such outrages is unfit be trusted with charter
or TO receive public support Of any kind
sport is one thng and frenzed brutality is an
,ther.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-01
Other Editors Than Ours
PRICES AND WAGES.
cleveland Plain Dealer }

The manufacturers of automobiles. cotton cloth
and other commodities who have slashed prices
have been careful not to cut wages and say they
have expectation of doing least for the
portant industries. and affects virtually all
carriers in America
Here we have. then. the fortunate situa-
ton in which American labor found itself. Jt
is getting boom wages established 10 meet boom
prices. II has been able TO live the whole more
comfortably and probably than ever before this
abnormal basis because in the skilled trades at
least. wages have risen more than prices. And now
prices are going down, with the prospect Of con-
tinuing a far lower level while wages remain
almost stationary.
An obvious comment is that this is the time of
al for a workman get ahead--to a
cash competence or 10 buy home or TO make
good investment.
But this fortunate plight viii last, and can last,
only on condition. This IS that the workman
shall the high which he paid.
purely question Of efficiency and productyeness
Some of the employers who cutting
prices may ne merely looping off excess Profits
and still afford 10 pay high wages their
cost Of production. Where this
an exception. In general the only way in which in
dUstries make enough profit pay the
Of their capital and keep them going at
markedly lower selling prices for their product
is 10 increase their volume OF production. This is
up 10 the wOrkmen more than anybody else and
II is OF more Importance 10 the workmen than any
body else.
II employers cannot make fair profit after low
erng prices fair level. they will either have 10
raise prices again, wages The-i4Ster rene y
viii be the easier Il is going be case
therefore. of employees working harder. il they
10 keep the remarkable prosperity on which they
are entering.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-01

Of the good st. Anne TO two children
az Auray IN Brittany and first gain
ed vogue as a-feminine name
through the Bretonne heiress. twice
queen OF France. It's popularity
in court circles insured its wide
spread usage among all classes in
France.
Scotland adopted il in preference
10 the English Anne. calling il An
not. Ii penetrated England with
out change OF form and curiously
enough IN view Of Anglo Saxon dis
taste for Gallo names. maintained
its original form. Hence. in this
country, IL is bestowed without ref
erence 10 its foreign flavor. and Is
almost never used as a derivative
of Anne
The yellow jacinth is Annette 5
talismanic sem. II Will protect her
against lightning and insure her
safety in travelling. At the ap-
proach Of danger or disease. IL is
said 10 pale in color. Saturday is
her lucky day and one her lucky
number
Copyright 1920
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-01

abide by her treaty obligations. Perhaps this Is
3retfv hard Russia in a sense, since her inter
national word seems be about as good that OF
the United states.-particulary considering how
Ours has been abrogated By senate oiigarchy."
The main difference between the United States
under senate rule. and Russia under soviet rule
20 far as concerns our international promises. is
that the former IS under the dictatorship Of the
Iutocrat and the latter under the dictatorship %
TIE proletariat. With the republicans in power and
"Prest Harding presiding "by and with the
sent % the existing 'copperhead" senate viii
have merely the antthesis OF Lenine at Moscow
over here the proletariat will have considera-
ion and voice-that will be heard.-while over
there the pldtocrat is the under dog instead
Besides, you know. Russia, like Mexico. Bulgaria
and Turkey. is ally Of ours-outside the League.
lin school Of bright marks"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-01
The Tower of Babel
BY BILL ARMSTRONG

Married men with babies who
take 10 crying at a. m. hadni
ought 10 have no trouble being ex-
empted from the army on account
OF fiat feet.
A man to get married these days
must need at least two licenses-aE
tomobile and marriage.
II they prove that the worlds ser
les was a frame up last year. we will
at last begin TO understand why
Frank Thorpe and Fred Wendell
were so excited over the games Al
that time.
A Montreal woman. recently mar
ried. has sued one Of the newspa-
pers for abiding 10 her husband IN
the marriage announcement, as "a
collector Of antiques" Not bad for
Canada, EN-
Russia Wants Peace" says a
newspaper headline, yes, even If II
has TO fight for it.
Gov. Coolidge says he hash
bought a suit OF clothes in IS
months and a pair Of shoes in two
years. Why didn't he sIecify the
suit was a Palm Beach and the shoes
Of the tennis variety. and make il
good big one while he was at ii ?
IL he keeps on. McSWeeny will
soon catch up with Babe Ruth.
A lot of the women i'm Canada
carry canes as a part of their reg
ular dress for the street They must
be married ladies and keep the canes
around in self defense. We haven [
been informed whether they carry
them in their homes or not.
We informed our brother we were
going 70 visit him in Montreal every
year.
He replied:
Like ale? You will"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-01
ANNETTE.

France is responsible for the
dashing little name Annette. which
conjures up visions Of a slim chic
creature Of flashing eyes and a
saucy smile. The very sound of the
name seems to preclude any rela-
tionship with demure Anne, but they
have a common origin in the He
brew word meaning grace" which
the Irish have identified with their
native Aine (jOyD
The name from which Annette
was evolved was first used in
France after a supposed appearance
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-01
POLAND AND THE WORLD LEAGUE.
EdiLnr NeMs-TImes.

Editor News-Times:
II the League of Nations is so certain to
prevent war why did it not prevent war be
tween Poland and Russia? Isn't Poland
member of the League? Woman Voter.
Yes madam. Poland is a member of the League.
but the League is not the super sovereignty that
tsa opponents tell about and therefore without the
power TO restrain her from making an aggressor Of
herself-especiaIy when. in this particular in
stance 10 is against nOn-member Of the League.
League.
Poland was the aggressor in her war with Rus
zia Boundaries outlined i'm the treaty did not
fully satisfy the Poles and so like Italy in the case
OF Fiuune certain ..jingoists' decided take what
they wanted by force Poland wanted all the Rus
SIAN territory within her ancient boundaries but
the Paris treaty had established boundaries the
basis of races Poland warned by the council
of the allies the League not being i'm active opera
zion at the time. violate her treaty obiga-
tons hut Poland obdurate and came mighty
close getting spanked
Besides remember Russia is not League mem
Der so League, though in active operation.
would not have interfered i'm Russa's behalf. It's
obligations are limited to the members of the
League Il is not bound to protect "the territorial
integrity and POLITICAL independence of non-mem-
bers as against external aggression from Poland
or anyone else. but the lady Will bring her ques-
ton little nearer down 10 date. and ask us how
the League did prevent between Poland and
Lithuania she Will pretty near get an answer 70
why it did not prevent II between Poland and
Russia.
When Poland. enthusiastic having driven
back the Russians began TO talk about similar
conquest against Lithuania. something different
happened Lithuania is member of the League
while Russia wasn't The League thereupon sail
TO Poland we members Of the League are bound
TO respect and preserve the territorial integrity
Of Iithuania one OF our members, as against eX-
ternaI aggression' and Poland suddenly decided
not 10 agrees The question in dispute then
submitted the Leaeue council for adjustment
and Poland and Il,huauia were saved the blood
sned might have been saved had Russia. like
Iithuania been a member Of The League.
suppose FOR instance. - United states had not
been encumbsred with i~copperhead" senate. and
had ratified the Versailles treaty. making us a
member Of the League Then suppose we had de
oided 10 bite a chunk on Mexico. la sen.
Fan and William Randolph Hearst Mexico not be-
ing League member could not claim its protec-
ton as agains, our external aggression" and the
League would have nothing TO % with it, unless
Il might appear that other League members hal
interests that were affected and then inter
ference would DE i'm their own behalf and not in
behalf Mexico.
None Of the League members had interests in
Russia 10 be considered and il is likely IN
Russia viii become a member OF the League for
= considerable time 70 come. She must Irove a
stable government deserving Il world confidence.
She must guarantee her good faith and willingness
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-01
More Truth
Than Poetry
BY JAMES J. MONTAGUE

NERVES.
Europe is suffering from a touch
OF nerves.-A returned traveller.
Wren bandits in NapoH
Their keen stilletos fash.
And, later, leave you wholly
Bereft OF clothes and cash.
It's quite TO be expected.
Don't call for the police:
Their nerves have been affected
BY peace.
Though living costs in Paris
would soon, the tourists swear
Financially embarTass
a Pittsburg millionaire,
lie doesn't mean TO serve US
Unkindly, but the Gall
Is just a little nervous
That's all.
Though Russia swoops on Poland
With sabre, shell and shot.
To seize her grain and coal and
Whatever else she's got.
The Russian is not savage;
No censure he deserves.
What makes his raid and ravage
Is Nerves.
Though in the Balkan passes
On every pleasant night
The military classes
FOregather for a fight.
They're peaceful folk at bottom
They hate 10 kill and Slay.
A touch of nerves has got EN-
That way.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-01

! Montreal. Quebec.
News-Times Bureau, Sept. 90
/ A wealthy Cuban wants 10 buy a
human ear. He is willing 20 pay any
where from 50. 900 20 $4,000 for an
ear 10 his liking. He lost one Of his
| by being kicked one time by a mis-
guided and erring horse. This Of
fers a first class solution 20 some
one. who finds their ears burning
I and wants 10 raise a little Jack. II
the ordinary ear will bring from So
| 600 70 $4,000. one Of ours ought 70
/ be worth at least $4,000 all clean
ed and shined up, both OF ours be-
ing about the size OF the ordinary
catcher's nit.
Henry Ford can reduce and re-
duce prices, and maybe by spring we
viii have enough collected together
70 buy a spoke or tool kit
First Private-Can you imagine
anything worse than having coolies?
Second Private-Yes, suppose YOU
had them and they chirLed.
We ust to know a fellow that had
them so big. he claimed they STAYED
| in the barracks and made up his
bunk for him while he was out on
the drill field. He tried to be a good
soldier, but his coolies wouldn't let
him.
We have Canadian paper in
front Of us that states tin has been
discovered in large quantities on the
Seward peninsula. Must be a second
hand Ford dealer stranded there
somewhere.
Canadians desiring to visit Cuba
are reported having difficulty secur-
ing passports at New Orleans. Now
/ what would prompt a Canadian TO
desire TO visit Cuba? It's like walk
ing out OF the FOllies and going 10 a
picture show.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-01
The Horoscope
FRIDAY Oct. 4


The planetary map for this day
shows contendlng forces and pc
culiar influences in operation. While
the powerful Cso-called) malefic
Saturn is in a most friendly place,
removing old barriers and making
way for stable progress, yet other
forces are hostile to important ad-
vancement. This may present itself
in the form of accident or some un-
toward visitation Of an equally
abrupt and unsupported nature. Be
ware of such robability. Also
avoid strife and stubborn antagon-
ism. Those in employment should
be careful. and all should be Dartic-
ularly discreet in their social rela-
tons
Those whose birthday it is may
keep their business together by at
tention ard avoiding antagonism.
Avoid quarrels and all possibility Of
accident. also intrigues with the op-
posite sex. child born on this day
should be prepared 10 work hard
for its living. 1t will be a great
favorite with the opposite sex.
The wrinkles on a mans brow
may be attributed 70 study. but no
woman wants 20 get a reputation for
studiousness that way
The hearts of America are in
Cleveland this week with the Amer
lean Legion.
Men who haven't v6ed for years
are busy telling the women how.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-01
WOMENS BIG TEST.

Now that women have been ushered from the
realm of the ideal in politics the common ground
of experience. and have been duly accorded part
in the attempts Of men to establish in the nation
the eternal prototype of law and order, it is
but natural that they should experience dsapport
ment at the contrast between the facts and their
conception of what self government should be.
Although many testified that they
went 10 their first registration with feel
ing of awe and of religious exaltation they
realized they had become part of the body polite,
there must inevitably letting down from this
high feeling they become part of the machinery
Of government and feel the drag Of petty selfish
ness and small personalities which SPREADS net
work Of barbed wire in the path Of the advance
of mankind.
The real test of women in politics comes with
this disillusionment and the question of real
ment is whether they will descend to become part
OF baser aspects political strife. thus
increase the difficulties. or whether they will hold
fast to those qualities which have brought them
honor and reverence
A political faker is a person who promises
that the government viii help him when he is
not willing to help himself.
The city man who has the idea that real farm
ers wear hin-whisE1ers carry timothy
should take a hike out Of town.
II IS almost time to begin thinking about doing
your Christmas shopping early
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-01
WHAT'S IN A NAME

Facts about your name: its
history; its meaning; whence IL
was derived: its Significance:
your lucISy day and lucky jewel.
Ply MILDRED MARSHALbsN
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-01
THEY'LL RE FEW

Any differences of opinion that
remain after the pOst-season series
will DE settled on election day.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-01

Il IS almost time to begin thinking about doing
your Christmas shopping early
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-01
DIVIDED AFFECTIONS.

Ohio is good deal in the fix Of
the old woman who lived in a shoe.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-01

Men who haven't v6ed for years
are busy telling the women how.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-01

The city who has the idea that real farm
ers wear chin-whisEers and carry timothy stray
should take hike out of town.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-01

A political faker is a person who promises a
man that the government Will help him when he is
not willing 10 help himself
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-01

The hearts of America are in
Cleveland this week with the Amer
lean Legion.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-01

Henry Ford can reduce and re-
duce prices. and maybe by spring we
viii have enough collected together
20 buy a spoke or a tool kit
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-01

First Private-Can you imagine
anything worse than having coolies?
Second Private-Yes, suppose you
had them and they chirLed.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-02-10
HIS QVERP0WERING
Love TIRED SPOUSE
And She Now Seeks Divorce
From Her Hubby.
(By international News SerVice.)
SIN Erancisco. Cal.. Fob. lO.-HOM

BY international News SefVIcc.J
san Francisco. Cal. Feb. Hollow
much should you love your wife?
This is the absorbing question
brought ND here by the divorce ac
tion of Mrs. Leigh NJ. Stewart. who
sues her husband, Commander Stew
art. because he loved her too much
The divorce courts are cluttered
with actions because love has died
Today There comes the reverse the
newer and absorbing question for d
nudge to determines: Just how much
should Il man love his wife?
A modern cave man was Com
mander Stewart. according to his
wife. \ caveman with gentle human
kindness. but overpowering in his
love.
This is the pfcturp Mrs. Stewart
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-02-10
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MINIS R:A,.' .
THERMAL QUADRANGLE
| HAS THEM GUESSING
Winchester Case Is Peculiar
In Many Respect.

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DIS married 10 hef III iia2eFslo"il
Sepeeniper L Ids1 ana tIlat liieI
.eu happ!lS lossilt' !, UNI s'e wa, WAS
iieo away IL II aleSea'- oF W "
asn 'oahsoh' VINO Is no" SelA ing d
10y sentence IN IAN III A1hciles=
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sue enpH"ticda5 denies taat she
& married to Lshtner, although
inah ns.o "'ilesl ,Itl d Wy gu.
earing Ietted IN NAlch he recalls
he HAPPY even. OIL theF wedding
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in, OF II she SO ueltes' ne VIII
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" nlle deiG lnS tH!S marriage 10
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li'ten 10 Mchee TO come to hef
u mere out she mas received no
esponSe u her lelteFs. III the mean
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re IS extremely Ill N the hos
isd, sne cannot De placed on
iiaL uhll she RECEIVERS,
cue wants TO marry Johnson she
fays' out Johnson IS already mar
lea c ana mas seVefa! chiiafen llElns
! cialhe county, a. and besides
says Tue woman mas got MN
nto lrouole anyway ana was Inc
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-02-10
us TWELFTH ATTEMPT AT
SUICIDE UNsuCCEssFu

San Francisco, Cal, Feb. 10.
F. SHARKS. Of Roseburg, Ore, still
lives today. but police declare it is
NOT his fault
He failed in the twelfth effort to
commit suicide. The last time he
was discovered lying on a bed with
his throat cut and with razor in
his hand. He was removed to the
Central Emergency Hospital and
His life was saved
Hospital authorities said this WAS
his twelfth attempt at suicide lie
told the officials he was respondent
because Of i'll health and domestic
troubles
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-02-10
Al BASEBALL MEETING

Messis. L. II, Thompson. Max Won
Schleee1 ana Harry Kuhn were in
Iagerstown today 10 attend the
baseball meeting relative to the re
organization of the Blue Ridge
Baseball League. The meeting was
held at $50 o'clock following a
luncheon at ConococheaSue Club.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-02-10
REDUCE YOUR
WEIGHT
Simple, Safe, Reliable Way
II you are carrying around ten to sixty
nnunhs Of unhealthy fat Won arc unnecea-

sarily weakening
your vital organs
aud are bearing q
burden which de-
stru}s tine beauty Of
your figure.
Why continue a
yirfim of superfuous
fat2 If you want to
reduce your weight
in a simple, safe and
reliable way. with
out starvation dict
or strenuous exer-
else, the korcin syS-
TEN is just what you
time daily in the OF
brcaths each morniD
of kurein ; following
come with the box. '
self once a week.
Oil OF kOrein is
u1rasaut to take.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-02-10

and has had a continuously success
lUl ram over since. The play has
been Witnessed by over 20 million
people; it, has been endorsed by
press and clergy; it's purity has be
come a proVerb; the scenes. char
aacters and story are not of the au-
thor's Imagination but are absolute
ly true to the country and the times
of which they tell.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-02-10

treatment has often been
reported to show II no
ticeal}lo reduction in
weight and meastire-
meuts. our Work be-
comes easier; Il moro
buoyant, Yiyacloug feel
ing takes possession OF
YOUR whole body and
mind. WONDERFUL
Become attractive, look
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