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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-17
Directors
OF Minis 10 Buy SiLUer

WASHINGTON. May rs. - The
treasury department announced sun
day under provisions IF the Pittuan
&C. which are mandatory. Sec'y
Houston had issued standing orders
- the director OF the mint 20 buy
silver az 81 an ounce delivered az
the option II the director at The
assay office AZ New York or the
minis 40 Philadelphia. Denver and
san Francisco up 70 the sgCre cate
amount OF 207.0oo Que ounces. ST.
ver SO purchased. the announcement
said must be the product both
Of mines situated ia the United
States and OF reduction works so
located. and clear and unequivocal
proof 10 that effect will be required &"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-17
FRENCH BACHELORS
PLAN TO UNITE TO
COMBAT TAXATION
Growth of Movement Against
Unmarried Men Alarms
Celibates of Nation.

PARIS, May 16.-The "anti-bash-
elor" campaign Is spreading so
rapidly throughout France that a
number Of millionaire bachelors
have written anonymous letters to
the papers. suggesting the immedl-
ate need Of a reorganization OF cell
bates 10 combat 1t.
\ large number OF unmarried
Americans domiciled in France, fear
that they may be subject 10 the pro-
posed new tax Of 10 percent on their
net incomes.
Various organizations formed to
combat the low French birthrate
started trouble for the bachelors by
calling upon Georges Carpenter
and other we'll known figures TO join
the ranks of the benedicts. Thus
far Carpenter is the only one pub
licly named who has satisfied the
wishes of the more baby adher-
ents by getting married.
10 Percent Tax.
The proposal for the tax on bach
elors is arousing widespread COM
ment in the French papers. Pre-
parations are being made for Bit
ter fight when the measure comes
up in the chamber of deputies.
Feminist leaders in the City of
Perigueux have launched a new at
tack on the bachelors by forming
the first branch of an Anti Bach
elor society" which is to have other
units throughout the country. The
Perigueux women not only demand
tax on unmarried men, but de-
mand that they be refused the vOt-
ing privilege and also be refused
public Office.
Amusing Features.
One Of the amusing contributions
TO the pro and con battle over the
proposed tax comes from IAN old
maid" who anonymously signs her
self "Odette Dulac."
II sympathize fully with the un-
married men in this crisis" writes
Mile. Dulac. Our legislators are
proceeding on the theory that the
unmarried state is a luxury and
that therefore bachelors should pay
sort OF luxury tax
Now this Is all wrong. There are
many thousands or men and many
thousands of women who have never
married. not because they did not
want 20. but because OF some trag-
edy In their lives. or because they
themselves were not wanted Is
che government going 20 penalize
these heartsick persons living in
so .tude. because there are some
Elaring examples OF men and women
who want 20 be free 10 live gayer
lives O"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-17

"a little baby you haven't done II
You had better go 10 Him tonight
for God said I won't tolerate IL
forever.
Makes Men Trcmble.
He calls you through the con-
victing power of the holy spirit. He
makes men tremble when they stand
in their pews and know their sins,
but If I could pull back the veil that
hides the invisi bic 1 would show you
the saddest picture the world has
ever seen. II would be the picture
OF the Holy Ghost. his head bowed
in tears weeping for those who know
Him and reject Him, weeping tears
OF love. But there are some things
that even love won't stand forever.
God sent the Holy Ghost TO WOO
you and you have broken His heart
as a Maynard son finally breaks tho
hearts Of his loving parents.
When God spoke the words shall
be suddenly destroyed, and that
without remedy it meant that God
will stand just so much and no more
and il some Of you don't get right
tonight you are going 10 hell. I've
never seen men reject God as 1 have
seen some of them reject Him in
South Bend.
Last Warming
God warns and He may be warn
ing you for the last time tonight.
Strange and sudden deaths often
follow In the paths of campaigns
like this" He told of an incident
following a campaign at Huntsville,
Ala, whore "A prominent man re-
jected all offers of salvation and he
and several of his companions in sin
81 L - A.
time the campaign ended.
God has demonstrated that He
won't put up with everything. He
sent a food that swept the entire
world when the worlds sin got too
damnable. He has sent fires and
foods that have swept away cities
Of sin. 1t won't be 80 days until
some Of these pastors here will be
called 10 conduct the funerals or
some Of the rebels of this campaign.
Rebels against God.
End of Revival.
Now at the close Of five weeks Of
the hardest work I have ever done
in my life I get on my knees to
swing Gods red danger signal i'm
your path and tell you 10 stop-stop
-stOp-befOre It is too late AMI you
crash down the dark road TO ruin
an eternal darkness"
G. p. DuCOmb, chairman of the
executive committee, in a talk which
followed the sermon, thanked those
who had helped in making the cam
paign a success. He especially men
toned J. d. Oliver. Elbel Bros. Ise-
man * Co, Holland Furnace CO.,
Heller's, the city administration, the
the press and the mem
berS of the various committees who
have successfully concluded their
work of more than two months
Bob Jones in thanking the people
for the cooperation given him in the
campaign, especially complimented
the press, which he said had equaled
In its work that of any city he had
visited.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-17

showing so little interest in the in
dustrial situation.
No Excuse.
Some OF the senators in justifica-
ton OF the delay OF that body in
the matter Of confirming the ap-
pointments point 20 the fact that
President Wilson was exceedingly
slow about making the appoint
ments in the first instance. Admin
ministration supporters are declar-
ing that this is not a reasonable ex-
cuse for failure of the senate TO do
fits duty.
IL seems 70 be settled finally that
the senate will not confirm the new
tariff commission. former Governor
Samuel w. Mccall OF Massachusetts.
unless and until Senator Lodge shall
give his consent. No one has yet
questioned the particular fitness Of
the former Massachusetts governor
for this particular place, but the APP
pointment is personally obnoxious
10 the senator from Massachusetts,
end under the operation OF the time
honOred senatorial courtesy rule
that seems to settle IT,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-17
GOVERNMENT TO
END FREIGHT JAM
Sweeping Orders Are Issued
By Interstate Commerce
Commission.

WASHINGTON, May 1S.-There
were indications Sunday night that
the government would act within
as hours 10 break the nationwide
freight jam which for nearly a
month has been slowly clenching its
grip on the throat Of industry.
Sweeping orders by the Interstate
Commerce commission granting pri-
ority Of shipment for food. fuel and
perishabIes were confidently await
ed by railroad officials who yester-
day appealed 20 the commission to
use all of the emergency powCN vest
ed in IL by the transportation act
They expect the commission also to
bar temporarily the transportation
OF all dead" freight so that ne
cessities Of life could be rushed TO
communities where shortages soon
will exist.
The commission was understood
10 be prepared 10 lay aside its rou-
tine business that its whole effort
might be directed at ending the
traffic congestion. Its experts have
been instructed 10 work in conjunc-
ton with the American Railroad
association car service commission
in assembling all available data on
the car situation 20 apportioning the
supply where It would do the most
good.
Appeals Of the railroads for help
have brought 70 light new dangers
in the situation Developments in
the last p hours showed that a de-
cidedly menacing condition confront
ed the commercial world through the
tie-up OF the financial resources Of
business houses. Delay in movement
i.
brought many plants face 10 face
with imminent shutdown. because
OF IN failure 20 finance further pro-
duction witho . heavy borrowing TO
replace the money temporarily tied
M
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-17
PARIS PAYs TRIBUTE.

All churches in Paris from histo-
ric Notre Dame to the most humble
chapel in the suburbs celebrated the
canonization Of Joan OF Arc. Sum
day. Governmental orders forbid
ing professions ana parades caused
public demonstrations in the streets
to be abandoned owing TO the strike
effeversence in Paris. Singly and
in groups, elderly gentlemen and
women in mourning and middle
aged men retaining their military
bearing in civilian clothes deposited
numerous floral wreaths at the foot
of statues Of Frances heroine in the
Place st. Augustine and Place Ri
wolf.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-17


those colonists Of German blood.
Teach Principles
The accomplishments OF the or
ganization were extoued. he ex-
planned how the league had insu-
tutions IN which the immigrant was
laugh THE principles and language
OK this country. how the social set
Element plan had been in existence
oven before the advent OF IL as 1t is
known now.
In his argument that religion is
necessary for good government Hon.
Girten quotes Washington as fol-
lows: Whatever may be conceded to
the influence Of refined education
on minds OF peculiar struction, rca-
son md experience both forbid Us to
expect that national morality can
prevail in exclusion Of religious prin-
ciples."
To strengthen his argument he
quoted a part of William j. Bryan
speech as follows: The greatest
menace 10 the public school system
OF today is. IN my Judgment. its
GOdiessness. Our people will be
better citizens and stronger for their
work II along with the trained mind
there is also an awakened moral
sense"
Social Conditions
Greed is the cause of war" said
Hon. +. =. Kenkel Of ST. Louis IN
his address on Social Conditions Of
Today"
Il is not for us to say that So
ciety Is diseased and then go no fur
ther. We must remedy and cure
these cancers that are eating at The
heart OF society. our society today
has the element OF the pagan in IL.
Our criticism must be constructive
and not destructive" he said during
the course Of his speech
lie pointed out how Germany fell
because CT her wrong system OF eco
nomical relation which existed be-
tween the capitalist and labor. He
warns America that the same fate
awits her II she does not heed the
call OF justice. The laborer is
worthy OF his hire but at the same
times owes something to his en-
ployer."
o. II. Krengberger OF Evansville
was chairman. An orchestral pro-
gram was presented.
The second mass meeting will be
held at 8 o'clock Monday night at
St He1wige's hall Rev. II. Huss-
man Cf St Louis. and Hon. Henry
Seyfried OF Indianapolis win be the
speakers
This morning at 8 o'clock there
viii be a solemn requiem mass at St
Mary's church. At 9 o'clock there
viii be a business session at St
Nary's hall. followed by another
session at . o'clock
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-17


anyone. then a few hours Of debate
on the floor and the matter was
forgotten. Not one Of the investi-
cations has brought forth any fruit
and In no case has evidence been
brought forth which would permit
OF any action by congress. Either
this is the conclusion. or the re-
Lublicans are now 70 be charged
with lacking courage 10 follow up
their Investigations.
Probably OF more interest to
Hooslers IN Washington is the re-
port that watson was forced 20
Commend the administration OF Gov
James p. Goodrich. His speech as
reported here, gave no indication
that he offered any COMMUNICATION
therein. but the reports say "in the
interest OF harmony" the admins
tratlon has voted approval This
action shows the desperate straits IN
which Watson has found the In
diana situation, and his effort TO
save himself from defeat
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-17
ORPHEI IN

Jimmy SavO. the JoOse-legged
comedian. divides the headline hon
ors with the Venetian Gypsies on the
vaudeville bill which opened Sunday
afternoon az the Orpheum theater.
James Joints are so constructed
that he is able 10 do some dances
and ContOruOnist stunts that are not
In the book. He is ass sted By Joan
Franza in a skit billed as a Salvo
Df Screams"
The gypsy troupe. consisting OF
four stringed instrument players. a
soprano and a gypsy dancer. drew
a generous hand particularly with
their instrumental numbers
Taketa and havana present much
the same act a. they have appeare E
IN at the Orphcum for several years
They are pair OF Jap tugglers who
DO their best work with their feet
Cleveland and uovuy OFFER a satire
o. the present ,rldDcSS ~ the
United States Carry owen and CO.
present % lime ot chatter and song
that Is above the average. Both
Kln0grams and Topics OF tne Day
are included Son rlr llIl
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-17
SIGN PROTOCOL

CARACAS. Venezuela May fs.-
\ protocol renewing diplomatic re-
'ati0us between Holland and Ven
ezuela. was signed here Saturday
by Observation-Disclosures representing the
countries Diplomatic relations were
severed ir 1905 by Pres't Castro be-
cause OF Claims made by Dutch sub
1eCts
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-17
ROME CELEBRATES
QUALIFICATION OF
MAID OF ORLEANS
Pope Benedict Officiates at
Ceremonies In Honor of
Joan of Are.
By Associated Press

By Associated Press:
ROME, May I6-The canonization
OF Joan OF Arc, the French national
heroine, was celebrated by Pope
Benedict. Sunday morning, at St
Peters. IL was the greatest and
most impressive function performed
in the historic basilica not only by
the present pontiff, but for several
centuries past.
Thousands OF Lights.
The interior OF St Peters was
lighted by thousands Of incandescent
bulbs and the soft radiance OF in
Vulnerable wax candles. the flicker
ing Of which added fascinating beau
~ 10 the scene The enormous pill
lars OF the basicila were decorated
with priceless ancient crimson da-
mask and pictures Of Joan of Arc
were prominently displayed. A pas
sage was kept open in the middle
of the basicila for the papal pro-
cession to the high altar, behind
which the papal throne was erected.
having a small tribune for the pa
pal family. Another tribune that
attracted much attention contained
14O descendants of the family Of
Joan of Arc. These, belonging to
all ranks Of life and coming from
all parts OF France, had for the
most part never met each other be-
fore Three times as many applied
for. seats as relatives Of Joan OF
Arcs family but their claims were
not admitted.
Temple Filled.
Further along there was a trib-
une for the Roman aristocracy, the
knights Of Malta headed by Count
Lamberte, the diplomatic body ac-
credited 70 the holy see and a spe-
cial mission headed by Gabriel Ha-
notaux. sent by the French republic.
The diplomatic tribune which gilt
tered with uniforms and decorations
OF all kinds contained. among 9TH
ers, the duke Of VendOme. Princess
Irene, AlexandrOxna, Princess Jous-
seuroff. Princess Theodore Alexan-
drovitch and Prince Miguel Of Bra
ganza.
The vast temple was filled from
dawn with the crowd which had
gathered from all parts of the
world.
Pontiff Received.
The pOntin was received al the
TO the basicila by Cardinal
Merry del Val, arch priest OF St.
Peters, with the vatican chapter.
The choir sang tues Petrus," while
the faithful sank TO their knees but
did not allow any details Of the
procession TO pass I'M
o observed.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-17
To HOIn cnNFFREvcr


WASHINGTON. May 16-To con-
s der he shortage az school teach
ers the adjustment OF education 10
meet new conditions and other edu-
Cational problems. q national citizens
conference VIII assemble here this
week az the call Of Commissioner u
Education Claxton. Thirt1-tv,-o
states. Hawaii and Porto Rico. Will
be represented.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-17
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

FOR SALE-1920 Ford sedan. Inquire
Kables' Restaurant North. 4243- %
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-17
WANTS A JOB.


Who knows of a job for a one
armed man?
One South Bend man, who had
the misfortune 70 lose his right arm,
believes that somebody in this city
has job for him. and has appealed
10 The News Times TO get him in
touch with some employer who needs
a man who can serve as Waterman
or in any other position for which
a one armed man can qualify.
Stanley Waz, 729 S. Olive St, is
the man seeking a job. He is "a
years old. and lost his right arm in
an accident at Vickburgs, Mich, in
May 1914.
STONER IMPROVES.
ROLAND Stoner Of 639 River av.,
who underwent an operation last
Friday. was reported Sunday night
as improving.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-17
ALTO ACCIDENT

AUTO ACCIDENT
Mrs. Ruby Fixler. $50 5 Lafayette
blvd. in in Epworth hospital with
a broken nose, her brother. Nathan
Kapplowitz, suffered a broken arm
and Harry Fixler received minor
bruises as a result of an auto acct
dent four miles from Valparaiso, Sat-
urday afternoon.
The party was on it's way 20 Chi
cago when going down a hill the
car hit a bump and went in the
ditch, turning over.
parade OF Chevrolets passing.
stopped and assisted the injured
party.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-17
NEW YORK CELEBRATES.

The canonization OF Joan Of Arc
at Rome Sunday. was celebrated
here with a pageant upon the cam
put of Fordham university, in which
10, 900 school children took part in
scenes depicting the life OF the life
of the French heroine.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-17

Amateur finishing at SchlIinE's
4239-l7
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-17
ST. JOSEPH'S
LEAGUE HOLDS
ANNUAL MEET
Three Day Convention of
Church Members Opens
at st. Mary's.

(CONTRUED FROM - -
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-17

other examples Of the patriotism OF
those colonists Of German blood.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-17

scapulars and medals 40 seha-
5tngA 1881
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-17
SENATE TO PROBE
ALL APPOINTMENTS
MADE BY WILSON

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONEJ
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-17
CONFIRMS CHILDREN.

CONFIRMS CHILDREN.
AT the solemn high mass first
holy communion was received by 40
boys and 80 girls Sunday at S.
Patricks church. IN the afternoon
Ri Rev Herman J. Alerding. D. D..
bishop OF Fort Wayne. administered
the sacrament Of confirmation 10 so
boys and as many girls and TO Is
adults.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-17
WILSON'S SPEECH
TO INDIANA G.. O. p.
REGARDED IS FAKE

NCoNTRUED 100 &c 80
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-17
Evangelist Concludes
ReUiUaL Services Amid
Many Stirring Scenes

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-17

God warns BY special providence
YOU have heard OF Paul who
saw the great ight when
he was on the road 20 Damascus.
denc-s You have heard Of Paul who
saw the great light when he was on
the road 20 Damascus. on have
seen the warning sign soueW here
alonr your path when your Ia
ther died you saw IL and probably
said TO yourself Now TT MAKE my
peace with God. I'll never be the
same man after this. But YOU
didn't go. one dav perhaps your
bahv died You told your wife 20
be brave but when everything was
qaiet sou slipped of 20 tie grave
yard and SAT down on the side or n
small. new grave. You saw a light
and saw small baby arm reaching
oUr frou heaven. ard sou said Now
] know there is s. heaven II only for
ittle babies Though God calls
with the reckoning chubby hand Of
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-17

showing so little interest in the in
dustrial situation.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-17

Teach Principles.
The Washington times., 1920-05-30
ASK
Q. CO
l3-47
ANXIOUS TO AID
OTHER SUFFERERS
Daniel O'Toole Gives Re.
markable Statement on
Behalf of 'Mantone."

.T read in the newspapers about the
many persons who have been helped by
taking Montone tablets, and after hearing
from a friend of mine. who had been bene-
fted, 1 decided to take the full treatment
of six boxes. as l had been a sufferer from
time to time with lumbness in my limbs,
due to bad circulation. and have for many
years, been sufferer from kidney
troubles" writes Daniel O'Toole, 167 N.
Milton ave, Baltimore, Md.
while 1 have taken only four boxes,
I feel a wonderful change in my general
health, and do not hesitate to say that
any man or woman suffering as have, In
INV Judgment, will be helped and benefited
by the taking OF Mantone tablets. 1t Is a
pleasure for me to give this testimonial. as
IL may be of some assistance to others af-
fected as myself.
Pale weak, anaemic, rundown men and
women, who need rich, red blood, more
iron, stronger nerves and renewed strength
and vigor find the "Mantone' Is exactly
what they need. DR.. John Mcponald,
originator of 'Mantone," has successfully
combined organic iron. uerve-building 9
phosphorous nux-vomica and other tissue
making health compelling ingredients,
that seem to Immediately transform puny,
nervous, rundown folks into strong. robust,
healthy men and women. ''Mantone" IL an
ideal Spring tonic! Recommended by lead
ing physicians. Sold and guaranteed by
the Peoples Drug stores and all leading
druggists. or mailed postpaid, anywhere,
for 81 per box.
The Washington times., 1920-05-30
MILE OF PENNSYLVANIA
AVENUE UP AT AUCTION

An auction sale of property of more
than usual interest to Washing
tonians will be held tomorrow at
Randall Highlands, ID. c., just across
the bridge at Pennsylvania avenue
and Seventeenth streets southeast.
Lots on both sides of Pennsylvania
avenue for a mile will be sold to
the highest bidder. The property is
In charge of the United Security Com
pany which has made arrangements
for the construction of the popular
Minter homes on the property under
an attractive easy payment plan.
These homes have been erected in
large numbers and with great succ-
cess in many surrounding cities.
Other transactions arranged through
Mr.. Phillips office were the sale OF
the property at 231 Rock Creek
Church Road to Earl c. Lane for Mrs.
Ruth A. Rippy and the purchase by
William H Pace of the home at 1928
Kilbourne street, formerly owned by
Mrs. Elva S. Lougee.
The Washington times., 1920-05-30
EEAR EFFECTS Of
D'ANNUNz|0'S COUP
His Move Against JugO-Sta
Causes More Confusion In
Adriatic Dispute

LONDON. May so.-settiement of
the Adriatio dispute has been In
reinitely postponed a. a result OF
the new incident" created by the
incursions into Jugoslav territory OF
the Italian poet-adventurer. Gabrieie
d'Annunxio. In the opinion of men
In touch with internal afrairs here
today.
D'Annunxio was reported to have
captured" the town OF Sussah-.
Troops OF the italian regular army
which secretly adhered to the poet
were reported to have occupied the
important Albanian seaport OF Du-
razxo. but no confirmation OF this
report came from any other seourcs.
At Sussak q small lbank OF Flu
mans burned a barricade which had
been thrown about the town ana
fraternixed with the Italian troops
stationed in the town for the osten-
sibie purpose of preserving order.
The band later left without disorders
although they demonstrates In many
OF the larger streets OF the town
In view of he tense internal sit
uation In italy. officials feared dan
nunzio's actions might further AZ
feet the popular imagination, already
in a feverish states as a result OF
failure of the Nitti cabinet to Sc
cure fulfillment OF extravagant prom
ises OF German indemnities and ter
ritory contiguous to italy.
The Washington times., 1920-05-30
Store Nws
3 j /
- - 49, - Tuesday Selling
a June Sale of
Pink Underfinery

Surely there is time appropriate for Sale
of Dainty Lingerie and Silk Undcrthngs than June-the
month when the brdeo-be is choosing her trousseau
here lovely chense and there stunning
pecoa she gayy trips making her seectons-but
forgetting that price item TO be considered.