South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-18
Rubber Regenerating Go. FOremen Enjoy
Third annual Banquet Saturday EJening
Hear ]. {. Neff and Frank
Green in Addresses Fol-
lowing Dinner at
MiShaWaka.

The third annual banquet tender
Cd by the Rubber Regcneraung co
10 its foremen was held Saturday eve
ming in the new banquet hall al the
Hotel Mishawaka Though previous
affairs OF the kind have been most
successful in every respect. the 1920
event surpassed them all. Fifty Of
the forernen Of the local plant were
guests OF the company AS a de-
parture' from the custom OF previous
years entertainment, speakers Of
prominence delivered addresses. and
This innovation had much 10 do with
the success Of the affair
J. q. Brown oniciated i'm the ca
pacity OF POSTMASTER and under
his able direction the entire program
was not only carried out smoothly.
But the spirit OF cameraderie which
he vas able % infuse into the pro-
cecdings impaired a. friendly touch
To the assemblage.
Dinner at $50
The banquet was served az ESQ
% clock being preceded by the entire
asscmbiage singing two verses Of
America" This was followed by
the Invocation by DIR. j. \. Burnett.
pastor Of the First Presbyterian
church The Rubber Re Four"
rendered excellent selections
throughout the serving Of the dinner.
and Albert Petersen contributed "a
solo entitled when You Look IT.
the Heart or Ross" which was
sung with much taste and feeling
The humorous treat of the even
ing was provided by l. l.. Graves.
who has attracted much attention
ira this part Of the state as a humorist
and monOlogue artist. and on this
occasion he was az his best lie en-
tertained for half an hour. the sub
isCt Of his mOnOlOgue being AS We
DO Not See Ourselves" No one was
Immune from mis- good natured
thrusts in his witticisms OF what
each one amt"
The menu was a really good one
and Mgr. Blackburne was highly
cOmplimented on the excellence of
the service Following was the
menu: BluepOint cocktail. cream of
tomato soup. pickles radishes.
olives. celery. fried lake croppie. GU
cumber salad, roast turkey with
dressing, cranberry sauce. mashed
potatoes. sugar corn. brown sweet
potatoes. combination saad. hot
rolls. brick ice cream, French pastry.
apple pie with cheese, cigars.
cigarets
Messick's orchestra rendered
delightful program OF popular airs.
Human Relations i'm Industry
T. r. Nem OF the Union Trust CO..
south Bend. gave most Interest
ing talk on the subject Human Re-
Iations in Industry" and i'm a force
ful way dwelt on the necessity Of
observing in all industry. no matter
how great or small the important
human factor which has so long
hecn discarded by corporations of
decades ago when "the public be-
damned" theory seemed TO- suida-
The speaker quoted Burns Mans
Inhumanity- to Man Makes Countless
Thousands Mourn. 1t The bceiUuiug
Of his address. synopsis OF which
follows
Nothing In human affairs is so
important as the question OF eco
uonic Justice hetwecn members of
the family OF men Economic jus
tice between men i'm more important
than a league OF nations. more i'm
portant than war or peace. even
more important than the salvation
81 mans soul
What do We mean 10y economic
sticc between men We mean that
every man or every human being
shall participate i'm and enjoy the
D. ecossaries Of life and. IN the ac-
,rmuIation 81 the wealth of tho
world in proportion To the service
Dec renders iu the production of tho
recessarics of life To attain this
roal IS impossible and will forever
remain Impossible FOR the reason
that no man or group or mon will
O.. or become wise enough 20 deter
mine jusr what is the value OF each
and every mans labor. and even il
% we're possible 70 determine the
value OF every mans labor 10 would
siU be impossible 90 attain the goal
of economic justice because IL is
Impossible for every man Co agree.
erdorse and admit that this standard
- absolutely correct
Opposing Elctncnts of Nature.
Humanity FIRST lifted itself out Of
sHvagery and barbarism aIonE the
Nile. 4OaO years ago Today. hu-
man intCIIiEcnCe has found ways and
means whereby tho opposing clc-
r77ents or nature cam bc overcome.
No longer ie tho wealth OF humanity
divided between the few and the
great remaining multitude forced 90
live IN slavery and poverty IIu-
man activtt.cs are so diversified that
mere attempt TO describe them
would MI "A book.
In a study of economic justice
between all persons represented i'm
a7ufacturinC plant. we must re-
cozrire three elements constitutinE