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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-25

agcmcn, and foster frieudliness be-
tween them.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-25
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BY Thousands

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liver spots, etc. Ex-
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-25

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In the treatment Of rheumatic and blood diseases,
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-22
NEWS OF MISHAWAKA
Meas Times office I2O Lincoln Way Phone MsAawaka 10

limit is very firmly ixed BY law.
The new tax law aimed not 20 great
IS increase taxes for the FIRST year
over what they had been during
the last year Of the old law. and
the state tax board clipped all
levles 20 "a figure which would not
permit an Increase for the first year.
Any increase in'the way Of a bonus
granted 10 the teachers az this time.
means that the amount Of increase
viii have TO be borrowed or bond
ed for, and il means both In the
case OF Mishawaka. and the tax
levy increased enough 20 carry the
load for few years.
Teachers salaries in Mishawaka
have increased by leaps and bounds
since 1914. and although few
teachers have been added 10 the
faculty, the yearly increase has been
large There has been steady ad-
vancement upward, as the following
figures viii indicate. and in each
case was ali the school revenues
would permit and in almost all cases
r-ore than was justified by the rev
anrtn collected
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-22
SCHOOL TEACHERS
WILL GET BONUS
Board Gives Matter Careful
Study-LOCaI Teachers are
Comparatively Well Paid.

The following prepared statement
was handed TO The News-Times last
night By a member Of the board Of
education.
After careful consideration OF the
teachers salary question at several
consecutive sittings, the board or
education passed "a motion to grant
O. bonus TO both elementary and high
school teachers. special teachers and
principals. The bonus is TO be in
effect for the five months Of the
second semester. and all teachers
ARE TO be paid the bonus at the
close CT the semester In June pro
viding they remain in the service Of
she Mishawaka schools.
The board did not feel called
upon to raise salaries because the
teachers Of MishaWaka were paid
lower than the teachers Of surround
ing cities. because O. survey Of SO
Indiana cities comparable I'm size
with Mishawasa shows that Misha-
waka heads the list i'm paying high
salaries. as the yearly salary paid
here ranked first. The board red-
Lies. however. that the salaries of
--achers the country over are too
low. and that If the best teachers are
TO be kept from entering other lines
IF business. and from being drained
off TO the largest cities. the local
salaries must be raised. The board
wishes 20 keep many Of the best
teachers al home and 20 be able
20 nh UP the ranks with good teach
ers
VIII Have 20 Borrow.
There is "a limit upon the fnan-
cial side 20 the amount that teach
ers' salaries can be raised. and this
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-22
enue collected
Rate OF Bonus.

THE average elementary salary
paid i'm Mishawaka at present is
s99.14 per month. the highest paid
is $1,000, and the lowest $3.50.
The average high school salary is
$3.50 per month, the highest is $40.
and the lowest 500. The board Of
education realizes the present condi-
ton Of the teaching profession, how
ever. and has decided 10 pay a DO
nus for the next semester as follows:
To elementary teachers receiving
less than 500 per month, a S11
per month bonus; to elementary
teachers receiving 500 but less
than S11O per month. a bonus of $40
per month: TO elementary teachers
receiving S110 but less than $3.50
per month. a bonus OF s12 per
month; to high school teachers. spe-
ciaI teachers, and principals who re-
ceive less than sos per month, a
bonus of $3.50 per month; for
those receiving &95 but less than
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-22

carriage, furniture 10 be sold on
Thursday. as +. Broadway. 21t2
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-22
JENNIE ANDRZEJEWSKA
DIES OF PNEUMONIA

Jennie Andrzejewska Of 531 Laurel
ST., died Wednesday afternoon after
a five days illness with pneumonia
She is survived by her father, Ig-
nacui Andrzejewska, three brothers.
Casimir, Of this city; Edward, and
Bert, OF South Bend; and six sisters.
Mrs Charles Bohdan. Mrs. steve
Otolski and Mrs. Paul Stavros, of
this city, and Martha and Mildred
residing at home. She was born July
"a, 1889 in South Bend and moved
20 this city six years ago.
The funeral service will be held
Saturday morning at 10 o'clock at
ST MOnica's Catholic church. Rev.
Fr. Kohl Will Oficiate. Burial will
be IN st. Joseph's cemetery.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-22

FOR SALE-StrictIy modern eight
room house and bath, oak floors.
large river lot; Lincoln way r., no
better location i'm the city. Garage
Tor four cars. Call Mishawaka 1O9S
CO.. Garfield 81 ~ .. 19tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-22
AGED CITIZEN DIES
WEDNESDAY MORNING

j. A. McMichael. 20 Years old
as Is. Battell st.. died at his resi-
Gence wednesday morning from
complications. He had been in fail
ing health for a number OF years
He leaves a widow. two sons. Ralp
OF Elkhart and Clarence of this city
two brothers George H. McMichael
Tacoma. Wash: Charles McMichael
Benson, Neb.; two sisters. Mrs. VII
liam Austin and Mrs. William Al
ford South Bend He was borr
July 20, 1870. and had resided in St
Joseph county all his lifetime. hav-
ing been retired for a number OF
years. He was an old soldier
The funeral VIII be held from the
residence Friday afternoon az 2
o'clock. Rev. Floyd w. Johnston
officiating. Burial will take place in
the South Bend cemetery.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-22
nATGHTER RORN.

4 daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. P. J. Lehman at the Maternity
hospital Sunday
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-22

tf00 per month. bonus Of SIS
per month. TO those receiving 800
and less than 1920 per month.
bonus OF 212 per month. and TO
az receiving $40 or over per month,
a bonus OF $40 per month The
bonus was asked by the teachers
committee upon the basis that the
cost OF living increased so greatly
since they signed their contracts last
spring that their present salaries
did not suffice 20 meet their needs,
therefore. in granting the bonus
those drawing the lower salaries
were helped most"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-22

For Sale-A number or land CON
tracts ranging from $120O to $4,000.
Owner will guarantee any OF these
contracts. Achille c. Colpaert.
phone 1881. 15tT.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-22
FOR SALE-233 w BatteH st. on

FOR SALE-233 w BatteU st. on
the corner of Batteu and Ann SITS.
A bargain in a two story 10 room
square house Large lot. 6GxI2O,
sanitary plumbing, furnace heat,
electric lights. gas. cistern. large Gel
lar. large living room, 4 bed rooms
closets. fire place. fruit trees, alley
at rear. exceedingly large barn with
cement floor. room for four autOmo-
biles and four horses. Price $1,000.
Would like 10 list desirable resi-
Ge.ces for sale ranging from $4,000
10 $500. Have prospects for this
grade of property. VIM. Happ, real
tor, 2O4 Citizens Bank bldg. phone
Lincoln 1871. 9411-11
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-22
CALLED CoNvoCATION

Thursday evening. Work in Past
and NJ. r. NJ. degree.
Edgar &. Anderson. II. p.
Harry f. Suders, Sec'y.
Adv
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-22

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. dancers to
know that the Moose are giving
another big all-round dance in
Moose hall Saturday evening. Jan.
a. 2lt3
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-22

Mask skating at Place hall roller
rink Thursday night, Jan. %.
163-22-Advt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-22
VIII Have TO Borrow.

There is "a limit upon the fnan-
rial side 20 the amount that teach
RS salaries can be raised. and this
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-22
NTSHAWAKA WANT ADS

To LEASE-Beauty shop fully
equipped. light, heat and water
furnished Good business establish
ment. Address Y. Y. >, News
Times. 21t3
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1920-07-09

business. Kept me busy making a
start on it all the afternoon. l had
meant to-or-"
Meant tor That's nice for IA
Irainy day"
YES" agreed the attorney. He un.
derstood the allusion.
The mother-yearning in the little
woman's eyes confused him. He
blinked into the fire.
There should always be a home for
one-one toto come to"
Eyes," he sighed
She laid her knitting on the even
ing paper. AS she did SO an item
caught her eye.
NEWELL" she exclaimed. Wasn't
your clients name Whalen-James
Whalen?"
Eyes, dear-what?'
Listen: with bullet through his
lungs and two through his head,
James Whalen, a second-story man,
sank lifeless in an alley off Gilbert
lane on the East Side today shortly
after noon. No arrests have been
made. He had been released from
the Tombs less than an hour before
A woman of the district, locally known
as Mamie the Coke, evidently in a
crazed condition, shot herself fatally
through the left breast upon discover.
ling the murdered mans body. She
died in the ambulance. She made no
statement
The fail little woman let the paper
slip through her fingers, and sat very
white and STILL
Mccullough reached for the paper
with hand that did not tremble. He
read the item aloud with carefully
correct enunciation. 1t was as though
he were tipsily struggling to contro!
his thick tongue
He went out into the hail and put
on his rubbers.
"Why-are you going out?"
"a matter of some moment, dear.
In connection with-er-arising out
of this Whalen matter. I must go
at once.
Well, it was all over at last. Any
how, he reflected as he sat hunched
in the half-empty street car, he had
shielded the little woman at home
from the incessent agony that he had
somewhat managed to endure. She
/ had known nothing Of the drab ugli-
mess of the night courts where he had
sometimes-not always-sayed his
child from sentence; nothing of the
drear promise to reform that her half
drunken, drugged lips had blubbeTed.
And now he would see her decentiy
laid at rest. Some far faint of blood
| had had it's way with her poor body,
Now she was at peace.
Yes, the little woman had been
spared all this. And some day he
must fashion the lie of a peaceful
death in some far city. He knew a
Continued on page y
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1920-07-09

enough to keep alive the clamor fol-
the recall of judges.
Jim Whalen hungered for word
just one word--with Manovitch, blu,
that burly attorney had his broad back
toward him. whispering earnestly to
the prosecuting attorney.
Court resumed.
Nichols arose. MAY it please your
Honor, in the. light of-er-develop.
|ments and after consulting with my
learned brother Mccullough, have
|er-decided that the State discontinue
this prosecution. / move that nolle
prosequi be entered.
The tired Judge nodded briefly.
"Mr. Clark, make the entry Case
withdrawn. Prisoner, stand up. You
are discharged from further attend.
ance upon this court. You are free"
Mccullough. who had not, as mat
ter of fact, been consulted, was quite
dazed at this unexpected turn OF
events. OF course, he had felt all
along that his method of conducting
the defense was battering down the
States case pretty effectually, but he
had not looked for this sheer confes-
sion of defeat from the prosecuting
attorney 1t was a feather in his cap!
He warmly grasped Manovitch's out
stretched hand.
Congratulations on your able de.
fense!" grinned the burly attorney.
Mccullough beamed. He wished
NOW that he had consented to his wife's
timidly expressed wish to be present
Here was his old, dimly remembered
efficiency coming back! Victory!
Two business men padded silently
down the aisle. "That Mccullough is
surely coming back to his old form
He was astray there for a while
Trouble in his family, guess. But
he's great stuff now! Some speech,
Ell? must give him a bunch of bust
ness I've got piled up. Don't get sat
isfaction from that agency. Need q
man to make case, if necessary, right
up to the supreme court"
"'Bout it," agreed the other.
Trial by oratory still impresses-
the bystander.
Mccullough reached Whalen's side
The hand he reached for was lifeless
in his grasp. He peered, puzzled, into
the mans livid face. The lips were
framing mumbling phrases.
81 wasn't wise that Manovitch could
fix it that way" he whimpered. Nov
they got me. Pm as good as bumped
off. doped it out that I'd be safe
over there until things-Im a deal
'un. And there's Mamie"
McCollpugh patted him encourag.
ingly on the back. q
"Why, man, you're free. They can't
put you on trial again for this. No
man can legally be placed in jeopardy
second time. 1t is one of our glori-
Gus constitutional liberties!"
The man laughed with snarling,
bloodless lips. Jeopardy, hell!" h.
painted. Then, bethinking himself Of
the simple old soul standing there,
puzzled. he added: "You done all you
could. That sure was dandy line OF
talk-thanks Goedby."
Late that evening Newell P. NC
Collough sat in slippered ease before
the tiny coal CRATE. The soft light
from the fire f1ickered over his wife's
silver hair. She sat silently knitting.
Her heart was full of great pride
and great wistfulness.
Her husband explained: "These
criminal cases though not directly lu'
crative tend to promote civil bust
ness. Maillard, the nail man, sent
one of his clerks around this after
noon with considerable commercial
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-16

A. del Pine y Co.
"'Bazar del Pino".
Valero Zapater.
''EI Louvre.
Salvador Ledesma.
''Bazar Ledesma".
Del Rio Y Co.
Ella Fama".
Joaquin Lopez Santana.
LA Mercedita"
Rafael Rivera Oyola.
la Victoria.
Rafael Vilar.
la Cagiieiia".
Ramon Torres Mendoza.
LA Paisana".
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-16

IA Y SEIS DOLLARS v 4O,1OO Dol
lars (18,776.4O), Sc admitiran en- esta
o6cina hasta las 2 p. m, del dfa 10.
de Noviembre de 1920, en- que Sc abri-
ran pIblicamente.
Todos los datos necesarios Sc daran
en- esta oficina, donde Sc encuentran
de manifesto los documentos que han
de recoger los licitadores los pianos
y modelos de proposiciones que han
de presentar, mediante un deposito
de diez dollars ($10.OO) q. seran reem-
bolsados al ser devueltos dichos docu-
mentos en- el plazo de y veinte (2O)
dias despues de efectuada la subasta.
La administration Sc reserva el de-
recho de rechazar cualquiera todas
las proposiciones, Y ell de adjudicar Ell
contrato bajo otras consideraciones
que las del precio solamente.
Guillermo Esteves,
Comisionado del Interior.
"|.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-16
Que es ell ReulnatismO
y Como Sc Cura.
Ell antique e infalible Aceite de
San JacObo es ell verdaderO
remediO raciOnal.

iQue es' ell reumatismo? Ell reuma-
tismo es .un simple dolor local Y no
una enfermedad organica. 81 I'd! 10
|padece, no continue tomando drogas.
En- cincuepta casos, no hay uno que
|requiera tratamiento inferno. Lo lini-
co que I'd. necesita para obtener ali-
VIC complete Immediate es frotar-
Sc la parte adolorida con Aceite de
San Jacobo. Este es el mejor 'reme-
dio que existe, 10 rnisno para el reu-
matismo que para las neuralgias, la
ciatica Y el lumbago. Como tiene un
extraordinario poder de penetration,
dbra instan9ineamente5 y como es
inofensivo del todo, puede aplicarse
en- cualquier parte del cuerpo sin te-
NOR de que irrite nj manche la piel.
mo sufra I'd. mas! Compre hoy
I1ismo un frasco de Aceite de San
Jacobo, fricci6nese segdn las instruc-
clones respectivas y en- pocos momen-
tos ell dolor, la rigidez de los miscu-
los y la hinchaz6n de las articulacio-
mes habran desaparecido para siem-
pre-. Hace mas de medic siglo que es-
ia preparation Sc usa en- todas par
tes del mundo con exito extraordina-
rio. Ensayela Ud.,y vera por 81 mis-
mo que no existe Otra que posea me-
rito igual. Advt. Il
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-16

I 3 Til consejero te ha dicho 81 seras
libertada de la prision? q
-Venid buscarme dentro de tres
imeses, respondi6 altiva la doncella.
Ell ujier Massieu, penetra en- la pri-
si6n; esta encargado de comunicar 9
Juana que debe coniparecer, a las
ocho, ante su juez, en- la plaza de-
iViejo Mercado, para DIR su sentencia
como de excomunion, rebelde Y here
tica. Cumplida su mission, Sc retira el
ujier.
LA hoguera! lei fuego! Juana Sc
representa- este horror; su sangre de
que lie demanda dormir en- terra san
Ita Sc indigna; Sc mesa con dolor los
Icabellos y exclama:
-Se me trata de manera indigna y
cruel; mi cuerpo, jamas profanado,
sera reducido hoy a cenizas. ST Sc
me hubiera puesto en- la prision ecle-
siastica, a Ia que me someti, en-, vez
lde entregarme mis- enemigos, no hu-
biera sido tratada tan miserablemen-
te. Apelo Dios, Ell Gran Juez, por
los errores y las indignidades que Sc
han cometido conmigo.
Y al yer al obsipo de Beanvais, ro-
deado de sus asesores:
-iObispo, voy morir por causa
tuya!
Pedro Cauchon trata de repeler Ell
ataque al Principe de la Iglesia.
No, Juana, no te impacientes. Niue
res por faltar tus promesas y por-
que has regresado tn primer male
.ficio.
-Si me hubiesen puesto, en- la Pri-
sion de la Iglesia, entire las manos de
guardianes eclesiasticos, no me hu-
biera ocurrido este.
Y luego agreg6, con la acusaci6n
del justo:
-Por este apelo ustedes, delante
de Dios.
SDonde estare en- la noche?
Volviose Juana hacia Pierre Mauri-
ce y lie interrog6:
-Maese Pierre, id6nde estare en-
la noche?
IN tienes esperanza en- Dios?
81; con la ayuda del Senor esta
noche estar6 en- ell paraiso.
La entrevista entire Juana Y sus
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-16

En- la Basflica de San Pedro que
invade la multitud enthusiastic de los
peregrinos, dominando el cortejo inn
ponente de los cardenales, de los obis-
pos congregados de todos los puntos
de la TERRA, el Pontifice Romano pro-
clama, ante ell universe atento, los
nuevos titulos de la Francia cristia-
ma a la gratitud de la Iglesia y a la
veneraci6n de los fieles. Durante to-
da la semana, la liturgia desenvuelve
en- su honor las majestuosas pompas
que reserva para exaltacion de los
santos; el domingo 16 de mayor ter
minaron con la mas alta consagracion
religiosa otorgada al culto de la he
roma racional de Francia Guiana de
Arco), las solemnidades que glorifi-
can las virtudes practicadas cen gra-
do heroico'' de otras dos hijas de Fran
cia; la bienaventurada Margarita Ma
ria Alacoque la venerable Luisa de
Marillac.
Con este motive los periodicos del
mundo entero, y especialmente de
Francia, han consagrado, y estan con-
sagrando aun, artfculos mas menos
notables, mas menos intere-
santes, estas grandes figuras
de mujer que han conquistado la in
mortalidad por sus grandes. virtudes.
I'm articulo de Raul Narsy en- ell
journal des Debates" de Paris y
otro publicado en- la celebre "Revue
Hebdomadaire" de esa misma capital,
nos dan los datos para esta interesan-
tie information que continuation ex-
tractamos.
Los tultimos momentOs de Juana de
Arco, seg1n ell actual Arbobispo
de Orleans
Ell amor de Juana por su patria, su
abnegacion y su martirio la han ele-
vado a la categoria de santa. Recor-
demos ahora sus 1ltimos momentos,
EN- los que demostro que su fe no la
abandono por un instante. Su muerte
fue ell mejor mentis quienes la acu-
saban de herejfa y de tener pactos
con de Denonio.
Son las seis de la manana. Hace
exactamente tres meses, dia por dfa,
que el Obispo de Beauvais pregunto
ironicamente a Juana:
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-16

Ila plaza. A exception de Ladvenu
Issambart, todos Sc fueron. Fran las
once ymedia.
Sus lltimas palabras.
Juana subio la pira, firme, peroi
con los ojos anegados en- lagrimas.
Issambart tenfa la cruz ante ella.
Ladvenu estaba su lado. Ell verdu-
go la segufa. La multitud miraba,
LENA de horror. La pira fue encen-
dida. En- breves instantes, las llamas
lamieron el pecho de la vfctiina; POGO
despues, ell cuerpo de ,Juana estaba
cubierto de fuego. Nadie oyo una
queja; la doncella tuvo fuerzas para
exclamar:
NO soy heretica, nj cismatica.
Las voces que escuche eran las de
Dios. Mis- ordenes provenian de Ell;
suyas eran mis- revelaciones. JESUS,
JESUS, JESUS.
Fueron sus 1ltimas palabras. La
tumba de llamas no fue siquiera res
petada por ell Verdugo.
Ell arrepentimiento de los jueces y la
reacci6n en- favor de ella.
A la muerte de la Doncella de Or
leans, la reaction tuvo lugar en- mu-
chas almas, aun entire las de los mis-
mos que la condenaron. Ell canonigo
Alespee, uno de sus jueces, exclamo:
"Quisiera que mi espiritu estuviese
donde esta el de Juana". Juan Tres
sart, secretario de Enrique VI, estaba
agitado de los peores presentimientos,
| "por haber podido permitir que Sc que
mara la Santan! i1s'
Ell verdugo ante el cOrazon que no Sc
/ ~. quema.
Ell cardenal de 1nglaterra, habfa or
denado que Sc arrojaran al Sena las
cenizas de Juana de Arco. Ell verdu-
go, Sc apresuro cumplir la mission,
pero su asombro y horror no tuvieron
llfmites, al remover los carbones hu-
meantes: ell coraz6n de Juana sangra-
ba, respetado por las llamas.
El verdugo, en- cumplimiento de la
orden "que debia quemarse a Juana
de iArco", rocio con petroleo aquellos
restos, pero todo fue in1til.
Tierrache sac6 la consecuencia: "Es
Jun milagro evidente'"', ha dicho.
| Y ell verdugo con un golpe de pala,
larroj6 ell corazon de la Doncella la
hoguera. I'm cuarto de hora mas tar
de, desde 10 alto del Puente Matilde,
Icayeron al Sena todo 10 que restaba
de Juana de Arco. Ell rio llevo hasta
la Mancha las cenizas de la Doncella
Ique salvo Francia.
| La canOnizacion.
La canonizacion de Juana de Arco
les ell 1ltimo acto de un proceso ini-
ciado en- 1869 por iniciativa del Illus
tire Obispo de Orleans, Monsenor Du-
panloup, y que persiguieron con in
cansable cello sus eminentes suceso-
res, ell Cardenal Couille Monsenor
Touche. Leon XIII proclamo venera-
Ible la virgen lorenesa en- 1900; un
decreto de Pic x la decret6 bienaven-
turada Y el IL de JUNO de 1919 un de-
creto de Benedicto XIV que, "con plena
seguridad'' podfa procederse la ca
nonizacion.
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