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Evening journal., 1920-04-16

State. This provision was so opposed
by members Of the Legislature, that
1t has been. eliminted In the substi-
tute bill. The amended act requires
proper heating and vcntiating OF the
cars; all cars unit for use TO be dis
continued by the company, and uni
form fare throughout the State. James
J. Whalen. former city councilman,
who had the bill introduced By Mr..
0uigley, said last night that he had
the promised support OF a sufficient
number OF senator's and representatives
for the bill.
Councilman John J.. Walls said last
night that the Wilmington and Phila-
delphla Traction Company had not lived
up 10 lis agreement with Council, In
continuing to use the single truck car
on the line. When the fare was raised
TO seven cents Mr. Walls said, the of
iiclals of the trolley company promised
TO better the conditions OF the trolley
service and not 10 use the old single
truck cars.
Following the installation OF the Of
1cers OF the A. o. u. w. last night
refreshments were served.
A fast game OF baseball is aniicl-
psied by local fans tomorrow after
noon when Manager William Denny OF
the local team, expects the Defiance
team. of the All-wilmington League,
here.
Alexander J. Gallagher. proprietor OF
the Star Hotel, has remodeled the
property into a five-spartmcnt house
For Sale-Tvo lots on Baldton facing
Wilmington Road: cheap for quick
sale. Apply No. 30 Fest Fourth street.
New Castle.-Adv.
There has been such demand here
for houses that several property own
ers have started changing their former
properties into apartments. The JEFF
Evening journal., 1920-04-16

flrm that may wish 10 locate here, II
inquiry is made OF Councilman John T,
Stoops.
The State Board Of Examiners OF
Pharmacists Informed Harold Fountain.
employed at the James r. Challenger
drug store here. that he was success
full al the recent examination. lie
now has a license as a pharmacist.
Mr.. Fountain Is a veteran OF The recent
world war, and Is a registered phsr-
macisi OF New Jersey. Pennsylvania
and Delaware.
Arbor Day was observed today by
the pupils OF The schools planting
trees as memorials TO several soldiers
CONTINUED on Page Thirty-one.)
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-08

The Swedish Wedding March" by
SCderman with no intent TO reflect
on the orchestra itself, that the
tympanny introduction and passa ges
would seem out of place at a civil
lied wedding. The number had the
proper attack and phrasing.
The well known Souvenir" by
Drdla, well as the violins kept to-
gether, seems out of its element
when not given as a violin solo.
Considering this fact. the orchestra
did very well I'm the piece
OF the suite by German. the
GYPSY Dance" showed the orches-
ira in its best Interpretation of the
evening. The expression and runs
were very satisfactory.
Prof. Ingersoll announced that it
would be necessary 10 hold the next
concert at some other place than the
oliver hotel. and announcement Of
the change would be given in the
pauers. James Cover will be the
soloist next Sunday. d. ]. p
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-08
SALVATION ARMY
SERVICE SUNDAY
DRAWS BIG CROWD
Capt. A. f. Trevitt Delivers
Stirring Address of
Interest.

At the Salvation Army Sunday
night, Capt A. L. TreWtt of the To-
cal organization preached an elo-
quent sermon 20 a capacity audi
ence. His text was from Kings Il:
%. Get thee hence and turn thee
eastward and hide myself by the
brook Kerith. that IS before Jor-
dan"
He said:
Elijah was sent away from the
presence OF King Ahab and all the
stir OF the royal house into solitude
and lonliness He was an active,
impetuous and Jealous man, and the
desert lace was 70 be 20 him a place
OF discipline and instruction.
Quiet Places.
MANY of Gods servants have
been put away itno quiet places and
IL he is with them they find IL TO
be a fruitful experience out Of which
they come revived and strong
Think OF the lessons Elijah learned,
the first OF which was patience.
Gods judgment abroad in the land
and he, Gods prophet, sitting in sol
itude doing nothing!
His eager, fiery spirit chafed at
this, but he was learning 20 wait on
God and for God. So was II with
Moses in INDIAN while the Hebrews
toiled In servitude in Egypt. Gods
servants sometimes find themselves
in a position that the only thing
they can do IS TO be patient.
Learn to Trust.
I'VE must learn TO trust. Elijah
was taught 10 trust God implicitly.
The birds spread his table morning
and evening and God says he lacked
I'm no good thing. Let US remem-
Der that God understands all our
wants, both temporal and spiritual,
and that He will not forsake US.
I'VE must have sympathy because
by every hard experience we make
our will so much stronger. An eX-
perience is only a trial here below,
test OF our belief and we must
meet it in the proper spirit until we
enter into the sacred place with
Gods chosen ones.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-08
PARTY
GETS SOUTH BEND
COUPLE TO JOIN
Mr.. and Mrs. Long of Donald
ST. to Join Evangelistic
Party Soon.

sunday evening, at the First Evan
ge'.oal church, Rev Eerlin of the
Pctucord evangelistic party. an
nounced that Mr. and Mrs George
j. Long Of Il. Donald ST. had ac-
Ceuted positions with the organiza-
tion
AIR. Long viii begin his duties
with the party the latter part of
March at Tifin. O. He Will have
charge of the congregational sing
iuE and an platform work preceding
the preaching. Next summer Mrs.
Long viii also have a place among
the workers of the Petticord party.
AIR. Long was the organizer of the
chorus choir during the Bob Jones
revival m Ting in south Bend. and
is teacher of the Young Married
Peoples Bible class at the First
Evangelical church, where Mrs.
Long is president of the Missionary
society and superintendent of the
Cradle Roll department of the sun
day school.
a few months ago at a life call
ing conference a frame was huns
upon tine wall of the church TO be
dedicated 90 any person who would
consecratc his or her life TO any
definite form of Christian service.
Mr. and Mrs Longs photographs
viii Dee the first to be placed in this
frame.
a lecture by Mr.. Long at the
church will be given soon on some
Sunday night, and the entire Petit
cord party viii return to South
Bend for q campaign next October.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-08
SOFT COALPRICES
WILL CONTINUE TO
DROP, LEADERS SAY
Fuel Wants of Nation Met
Surplus Supply Now
Being Stored.

WASHINGTON. Nov Soft coal
prices are on the decline g state
ment Sunday night from the Nation
.al Coal association said. They have
already dropped - yer cent In s-F-
eral fields and production IS now
running at more than 1000. 600
tons a week r. said adding that the
immediate soft coal wants or the
whole nation" have been met. ana
a surplus for storage against VIM
Ter is being accumulated.
With railroad cars available and
a high production assured "priCcs
i'm the market viii continue 80 drop. 20
the statement predicted
Fair Price Commission.
Operators in soft coal fields the
statement continued "where unus-
ualIv high prices existed have with
i'm the last 10 days been setting up
fair price committees and working
in conjunction with Atty. Gen. Pal
mer have put under WY q deter
mined effort 10 eradicate abuses i'm
the handling of coal. Coi0Ci1ent
with hits effort prices in these par
ticular fields have already begun
20 fall
The association gave out a state
ment by ITS president Col To- =.
Wentz. DENYING chat the bituminous
coal operators had souEht 10 per-
suade Sec'y Tumulty TO Influence
coal priority orders 10 theor advan-
tage. Through officers of the assoc
citation he said the opera tors exert
Mr. Tumulty informed as TO devel-
opmcuts in the effort 20 overcome
the serious coal shortage" addin-
that Is all they sought to do and
all that was done
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-08
NEW BANK ORGANIZED
BY GERMAN LEADERS

BERLIN, Nov. "A new bank
capitalized at 100000 marks has
been organized here by q syndicate
Of German bankers ana industrial
1879 10 foster trade relations between
Germany and Russia. The row in
stitut'on viii cooperate with Pelro-
grad and Moscow banks as well as
with leading Russian inIustclalis-s
II IS proposed 70 inc,ude tie
Battle and border states in the now
" formed banks sphere OF innu-
enCe.
The Vossische's financial editor
says that the lively interest dis
played by the United States and
England in Russian trade relations
should be IN incentive for Germany
20 turn her trade eye 20 the east
He declares that world confer
ences viii discuss the European sit
uation in vain so long as they con-
tinue 10 exclude Russia from their
economic calculations.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-08
Symphony Orchestra is
Greeted BY Big CrO7Od

South Bend showed keen appre-
citation of its symphony orchestra,
conducted by Frederic IngersolI.
Sunday afternoon. by filing every
available seat in the Rotary room
of the oliver hotel where the con-
cert was held. The orchestra played
well in all Of its numbers and the
soloist, Miss Florence Guthrie. So
prano, deserves much credit for the
success Of the concert.
Miss Guthrie in her opening num-
Der, Time and l" by Cadman, re-
vealed a voice that is very sweet in
the lower register. This does not
mean that she has trouble with top
notes, for she sang one at the close
Of her second number, The Lord is
Ny Light" that came with surpris-
ing ease and clearness. Her enun-
citation was excellent and her popu-
larity with the audience can be
measured by the fact that she was
forced TO respond with a third num-
Der. Come Greet the Morn" by
Cadman. Helen Guilfoyle showed
10 particular advantage as an ac-
companist in this number and her
work demands commentator.
The orchestra opened it's program
with the flowing Wedding Dance
Waltz" by Lincke. The ensemble
treatment OF this light number was
very enjoyable, and Prof. Ingersoll
gained ready response TO every ges-
ture.
Perhaps the most appreciated
group on the program was The
Cradle Song by KjerlUb, and the
Northern Serenade" by Olsen. Both
compositions We're full of soft clever
CONFERENCE.-The and beautiful har-
mony
1t might be remarked concerning
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-08
So Stiff
Couldn't Bend
His Knees
South Bend Man Tortured
by Rheumatism, Was Con
stipated, and Finally
Had to Lay Off
From Work.
Dreco Gave Prompt Relief
and Now He is Back
On His Job.

II was so stiff ten DAYS ago 7
couldn't bend my knees any more
than il they were made of wood.
] went about trying 20 do my WORK
but I was finally laid up said Mr.
John Weikel who runs the wash
room az the Ideal Laundry and lives
az 80 r Corby St, South Bend.
IND
Il was taking four different kinds
of medicine, but cash dose upset ms
stomach more than the last I had
awful gripping pains and was so
blOated with gas i could hardly get
my breath. Ny finger nails and lips
turned blue, I was getting more lame
all the time and became Terey much
alarmed I had 90 be lifted out Of
bed for T was helpless; II didn't look
like ] would every le Wen again and
my wife and ] became very dis
C6UraEed-
4 hardly ate q thing: lost interest
IN everything and dreaded for night
% come for II oulp meant "a onE
period of restlessness and seemed
like morning would never come.
Wen. my wife went 20 town sur
day and saw DreCO and they told
her IL was excellent for its rhel-
matisu, SO she bought some and I'm
going TO tell YOU IL IS worth is
weight in gold ] am ON my second
bottle and ann back on nay job. can
climb steps cary big baskets Of wet
clothes. and feel no pain. CreIkiuE
or swapping in the joints 7 have
fine appetite. slep sound ana will
bee only TOO rlll 90 tell the world
about this wonder worker Lreco.
The well known Dreco expert hiss
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-08

Rudolph Wissel. formerly minister
Of economies. said that German tex
tile and iron Industries were in need
Of foreign supplies The 100000
tons OF ore which Germany formerly
obtained from Alsace-Lorraine and
Luxembourg must now be procured
through foreign credits The Yer
sailles treaty had deprived the ma
ton OF one-third of its grain proCuc-
ing areas while the remaining soil
had been impoverished by intensi-
Ted wartime cultivation and lack Of
fertilizers.
The former minister ascribed the
present economic crisis TO under
production, denying that IL was due
90 over-consumption and he declared
that Germany would be forced 10
suosist on small rations for A long
time.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-08
MEXICO ESTABLISHES
COMMERCIAL AGENCY
WITH SOUTH AMERICA

BUENOS AIRES, Nov. - With
the arrival Of the new Mexican min
lister to Argentina, Jesus Urueta, an
nouncement has been made to the
newspapers of the establishment OF
a commercial agency of the Mexican
government in Buenos Aires for the
purpose Of acquainting Argentine i'm
porters with Mexican products and
stimulating trade between the two
countries. Although welcoming this
enterprise. La Razon points out that
neither Argentina nor Mexico have
a merchant marine and that an in
terchange in trade between the two
countries will have to be carried in
British or American ships.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-08
sTATE CROPS GOOD.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Nov. T.
The weekly crop report Of George
c. Bryant. agricultural staJistician
in Indiana for the United States de
partment of agriculture, issued sun
day. says;
tons OF the state the first OF the
week. Soils are now in excellent
condition and fan blowing progress
ed very rapidly.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-08
Why busy men become
run down"

In the rush of business duties,
busy men often thoughtlessly neglect
the very thing in their lives which
makes success easier to attain. That
thing IS health. Daily they tax their
brains and bodies to the utmost with
out giving thought to the strenuous
burden placed upon them, until final
ly their condition becomes such that
even Naturecannotf function properly.
When you feel "off color do
this: audit your system. See what IS
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-08
German Elements Want
Alliance With England

Of the monarchists. says In an edi-
torial: If we have in mind any
foreign alliance only England can be
considered ] am fully aware that
] Will meet with the earnest oppo-
sition OF many Of my comrades when
1 suggest an alliance with England,
which has done everything to destroy
us In spite OF II I hazard 10 recon-
mend an alliance with England on
the following grounds:
Politics are not founded on SYM
pathies That IS the first lesson that
the honest German should learn
from his English cousin We should
possess enough cleverness 10 puc
sympathy out of our politics and as
a wise business people travel with
the partner who can make the going
profitable
And that England certainly can
do"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-08

BERLIN. NOV. 9. - Pan-Germau
elements are asitating for an
economic alliance with England as
tre only way i'm which Germany can
ru-aiu her pre-War commercial pres
t-e. The radical wing of the con-
srrsluEe~ believe the European sit
uauou has made such a union not
only practicable but probably, and
ar. ur-lu- that ancient hates be for
gotten and ana understanding reached
between the two nations. England
and not America. is considered the
chief factor with which Germany
must reckon in international and
European commerce.
Writers in the newspapers discuss
at '-~-tl The problem OF allaying
what trey ~ly Is am una batting anti
German feeling among the English.
THE hreuz Igituug. the old organ
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-08
NAIL PILOT FOUND.
DEAD ~ WRECKAGE

CHEYENNE. Wyo. Nov. THE
body of John r. woodward. air mail
pilot was found i'm the wreckage Of
his plane ar Tie Siding, forty miles
west of Cheyenne and fifteen miles
southeast of Laramie. Wyo., late this
afternoon. according 10 word brought
here tonight by railroad men. Wood
was last reported over Laramie at
Z-4U O'Clock this afternoon.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-08
EMs DESTTTTTE.

CCNSTANTINOPLE. Sow. -
Thousands OF Tkrsinian Jews are
arriving ir Constantinople on their
vas. -o Palestine. Many NJ them
arc destitute. a special committee
~ leading Russian Jews in This l.ty
has been formed go render them as
sistance.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-08
PrnnlntlY. TO.

Il was Inundated this morning
my dear" said the young minister
on his return from church
How was that, Charles ?" in
CURED his wife.
Immediately after my sermon
was requested to marry the Widow
Jones and young Mr.. Spriggins AS
il was the first time 1 have perform
ed the marriage ceremony, 1 suppose
l was a trifle nervous. Anyhow. af-
ter I had said 10 the groom, You
do promise my mind suddenly be-
came a blank and I was unable TO
proceed"
"Charlesi What did you do?"
The widow prompted me"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-08
ASPIRIN
Name "Bayer" on Genuine

Bewarei Unless YOU see the name
'Bayer" on package or on tablets
you are not getting genuine Aspirin
prescribed by physicians for twenty
one years and proved safe br mill
lions. Take Aspirin only as told iu
the Bayer package for Colds. Head
ache, LumbaSo, and for Pain. Ham
dy tin boxes Of twelve Bayer Tablets
OF Aspirin cost few cents. Druggists
Ol -r' -rir
is the trade mark of Beyer Manu-
facture Of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS II
Salicylicacid.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-08
COMMERCE. CHAMBER
ANNOUNCES PLANS

The chamber of Commerce in a
letter Co its members announces its
cooperation with the recreation
committee in The plans proposed by
them for ArmistiCe day and which
suspend business for Il minutes
neNt Thursday beginning at II
o'clock
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-08
Priccs nrnn-

NEW YORK. Nov. Bitunfnous
coal is coming into New York i'm in
creasinE quantities and the price is
from 50 TO IS ton lower than a
few weeks ago, said a statement is
sued here tonight by the Wholesale
Goa Trade association. Increased
production. reduction Of shipments
20 the northwest. warm weather. in
creasing willingness Of the miners
to work, and less anxious buying
were among the reasons attributed
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-08

Henry Krause. age 81. Of SIS S.
Michigan ST.. died Sunday afternoon
an ST. Joseph's hospital, Mishawaka,
following "a short illness of compli-
cations He IS survived by two child
zen. Charles u. Of South Bend and
Mrs Dora Strau0 Of River Park.
SIR krause had lived in South Bend
for The past 30 years, coming here
from Argos Ind. Funeral arrange
mont. L.Le NOT been made.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-08
DEATHS
ANN POWFI.I NTFTZGER.

Anna Powell Metzger. SIG River
side Drive. died at her home at 1870
clock Sunday morning. She Is
survived by her mother. Mrs. Eva
IT. MetzEer, by a sister Nellie Eliza
beth bv two brothers. DelOs r. OF
Minneapolis. Mimi. and Wilbert G.
~ this city. She was a teacher In
the city schools. The funeral will be
held Tuesday afternoon at . O'Clock
and burial VIII be I'm Riverview Gem
etcry
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-08
Going Tn.

jenkins is getting TO be some
thing Of a social climber"
Yes. why jenkins would even try
10 make his way up an icy stare"
Cartoons Magazine.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-08
WILL T. HAY.

VIII r. HAY. 1907 s. Franklin st.
go years Old died at his home Sunday
OIL boz following q short illness OF
complications Beside his wife Min
ME. me Us survived by the following
children. Henry, Harold, Earsel,
Claude. Mrs Jennie Teatmeyer Of
cleveland. o.. and Mrs. Pearl Craw-
ford ef South Bend.
Mr Hav had lived in South Bend
for the past % years. coming here
from North Liberty Funeral ar
ran lements have not been made.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-08
GOVERNMENT DEFICIT
SHOWN IN STATEMENT

VIENNA. Nov. IA deficit gov
eminent for the current year of 49,
600, 900 crowns is admitted by the
finance department. other esti-
mates, however. place il as a much
larger figure, in view of the con-
slant demands Of state employees for
increased wages and allowances
which the government must con-
cede.
Replying TO a delegation of civil
servants the government admitted
that there were $4,000 more en-
ployCs on the payroll at present
than were covered in the estimates.
Also il was confessed that it was
next TO impossible TO reduce the list
and throw these people into the
ranks Of the unemployed with the
approach of winter.
a man may not require legal ad-
vice once a year, but he likes TO
boast of the ability of his lawyer.
The person who discovers he is
wrong before he begins to lose
money should consider himself for
tunate
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-08
Do YouAudit Your PhysicaISyste

Ask yourself this question:
Do 1 audit my system as I do my
business
AS a business man you are
careful to guard against lost motion
In any department of your organiza-
ton. You know that a weak unit
may throw the entire organization out
of working harmony.
Did you ever stop to think
that the same thing is true of your
own physical organization? Do you
keep a close check on the various units
that comprise your body, to see that
there are no weak spots pulling you
down and lessening your mental and
physical efficiency?
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-08

wrong. Ifyou are not sure where the
trouble lies. consult your physician.
More likely than not, however, you
will find that a good physic will cor
rect the trouble.
The system needs cleansing
A water laxative is what you
need "a laxative that will act quickly
that willaush away theWastematter
completely. That laxative IS Pluto
Water. 1t fulhlls every requirement
necessary to thoroughly and gently
flush away the accumulation Of
waste IN the system.
Take Pluto Water on arising,
or before meals. You will quickly feel
fit once more. And remember, mill
lions take Pluto Water for a periodic
cleansing, even though the bowels
move regularly. Do this and keep
your health at par.
Stop in the drug store and buy
a bottle of Pluto Water on your way
home tonight. Always keep It handy
for regular and emergency use for
the entire family. As a laxative take
= lumber Of Pluto; as a cathartic,
3 tumbler; as a Purgative, Z tum-
bler-add hot OF cold water to fill
glass. Bottled at FrenchL Lick Springs,
Indiana.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-08

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