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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-28

mint IN their makeup
And then when you figure how much chewing gum,
how much medicine, how much candy Is consumed u
S easy 70 ST. Joseph county does cut quite
"a figure the world after ALL quite figure IN the
world of mint
SPEAKING BOTANICALLN.
The plant botanically speaking. belongs 10 the
dicotvedons branch the seed bearing plants In
nination embryo is peculiar In the relatively strong
growth which the root radicle always makes To
plants there about 200 natural ore
ders including upwards $4,000 species. The mint
plant again belongs the gamopetaae division by the
fact that cayz and cOrOla usually both rep
resented and the parts of the latter are more or less
united Again taEOu0my divides the garnopetaIee
the anisocarpae plants having but two OF three
carpels always than The sepais petals united
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-28
BY ETHEL M. PHELAN

At the right-Rt. Rev.
John Hazen White, D. D.,
Bishop of the Episcopal
Diocese Of Northern In
diana, whose Twenty-hfth
Anniversary as a Bishop
will be celebrated in con-
nection with the Twenty
first Anniversary Of the
Diocese which he founded
and brought to maturity;
the services will be held in
St. James church, pictured
below, soon to be the ca
thedral.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-28
BANQUET TO PRECEDE.

The anniversary celebration to which all bishops
OF the United invited will pre-
ceded the night of April % by a banquet at the
oliver hotel which all clergy Iaymen the
diocese have been invited
When Bishop White entered into his episcopate the
diocese which had been governed by Bishop David
Knickerbocker included the entire state. some
miles long and 100 miles wide with approximately
3.O0OOOO people and comparatively large cities
from which TO direct missionary activities Four
years spent in futile administer properly
the affairs OF the unwieldy diocese strengthened
Bishop White in his decision divide territory
bringing it under the supervision of bishops.
The northern one-third state in which the
church hardly well developed the
southern and central portions made a separate
diocese to be known the Episcopal diocese of nor
thern Indiana April 25. 1899. making it 81 years
old four days previous to the festival arranged
Bishop White. The division line between the two
ceses is marked by the southern border Of Benton.
White. Carroll, Howard, Grant, Blackford and Jay
conn
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-28
Milestone in service of veneer
ated cleric will be marked
by special S ervic e S at St.
James church next month.

Institutions don't jest grow" Topsy- fashion and
when privileged witness the finished product
Of quarter Of a century's development he may look
confidently for the man whose inspiration and
nnching labor the institution owes its growth
And no exception the rule is the institution in
ouestion-the Episcopal diocese Of Northern Indiana.
born by the Rt Rev John IIazen White, d. D..
and nurtured to its "of age" birthday by that
hand
The members OF that diocese now plan to observe
the 25th anniversary the conservation bishop OF
Bishop White with appropriate services April %.
Rev. Robert Long. newly instituted of St.
James Episcopal church is diocesan chairman Of the
COMMITTEES appointed the Festival Eucharist
in Bishop Whites honor
The which is to be commemorated on that
day ranspired in St Pauls church. indianapolis May
J. 1895. a circumstance rendering present
casiOn doubly auspicous is that Bishop Daniel Syl-
vester futile presiding bishop the American
church who performed the act Of conservation that
time. deliver principal address the
versary celebration. The to be preached on
that day delivered by Bishop Leonard,
bishop OF ohio, who Of the bishops taking
part in the conservation ceremony.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-28
DIOCESAN SCHOOL A SUCCESS.

The one school of the diocese located at Howe
Ind, is a source Of great pleasure to Bishop White
and well it might be a less renowned educator
than Dean Herbert of Harvard university has pro
nounced it one of the finest preparatory schools in
the United States,
At the time of the division diocese the school
was practically dead DR.. j. H. Mckenzie was then
secured as its rector and with capable manage
ment and with hearty support from Bishop White it
has prosDered until it merits high place
which It holds among the educational institutions or
the country The school at the present
pupils and its buildings among the best.
The arrival of Bishop Whites 25th anniversary nnds
him spiritual director approximately IL 500 souls
The diocese numbers about 1900 communicates and
authorities estimate that there average
three members including children adults not con-
frmed, for each communicate. He has under his d.
80 clergy and approximately so parishes and
missions
During his eight years a resident Of South
Bishop White has created for himself distinctive
place in the cOmmunity's regard. His inestimable
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-28
CHOOSES HARDER FIELD.

When the division OF diocese is effected bishop
then authority given mis- choice remain eccles
asca head Of the original diocese or to assume con-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-28
MARRIED IN 1879.

Bishop Whites marriage to Marie Louise HolbrooS,
youngest daughter of D. c. and Mary Ann Hobrook.
of Detroit Mich. took place April %, 1879. Seven
children were born to the union.
Bishop White a member and chaplain general Of
the order of Cincinnati and belongs to the University
clubs of Chicago South Bend the Knife and Fork
club and the Auten post, c.. A. r. of South Bend.
In Masonry he has affiliated himself with Portage
lodge 675 Free and Accepted Masons; South Bend
chapter 90 Royal Arch Masons; past nlustrious mas
ter of South Bend council Is, Royal and Select Ma
sons and a member of South Bend commandery IS.
knights Templar He is also member OF the Scot
tish Rite Consistory
Having been relieved now Of his active duties as
rector Of local Episcopal church Bishop White
viii devote his entire time TO the administration OF
diocesan affairs He viii continue to reside in South
BEND
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-28
A QUARTER CENTURY OF SERVICE
Hazen White Brings Episcopal Diocese Of Northern Indiana to
TWety-FH1 Anniversary Of His Elevation to the EpScOpate

troll Of the newly created portion. Needless to say
when the question put to Bishop White he
81 larger field labor in the undeveoped northern
diocese and his lot there. commenting upon
his choice Bishop White said that he felt able
to the added responsibilities than would a new
unfamiliar the territory
The Episcopal Indianapolis left vacant by
Bishop White filed by Bishop Joseph Marshal
Francis
Bishop White first established his diocesan residence
at Michigan City where he remained for two years
During the following four years resided his
summer home at Lake Wawasee. and on oct. l. 1912.
called to South Bend to assume the rectorship
Of St James parish. which has held for eight
years relinquishing it only March this year
when Rev Robert j. Long. for four years
of the diocese formally instituted as his successor
The New York herald., 1920-01-11

Taking the Census--A Ma
chine That Records 420 Cards
a Minute, Each Card Having
Sixty Different Classifications.
Copyright, Harris 6 Ewing. From
Paul Thompson.
The New York herald., 1920-01-11

The Census Takers, Left to Right
+. w. Kock, Chief of Population Dr.
vision; William L. Austin, Chief Sta
tistician Agricultural Division; c. S.
Sloane; Ceographer. and William M.
Steuart. Assistant to the Director of the
Census and in Charge of the Decennial
Census.
Copyright, Harris 6 Ewing. From Paul
Thompson.
The New York herald., 1920-01-11

The Herald Herewith Publishes the Photograph Of Officers
Attending the Destroyer Staff College San Diego as Well
That of Rear Admiral Henry A. Wiley Commanding
Destroyer Squadrons Nos Two and Four Pacific Fleet.
This Is the First Newspaper Photograph of Admiral Wiley
Taken in Fifteen Years.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-12
Dainty Tea Aprons
Dotted Swiss Aprons

Very neat, attractive Tea Aprons in
clever round model, with deep main
sock embroidered ruffle and pocket, for
QCo
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-12

Delightful Gift
Jewelry

Featuring asSortmentS SO complete and
prices graduated to meet the demand OF
just what you wish to pay. Jewelry Of
the finest kind, new designs and excel
lent workmanship
Wrist Watches, that have gold link wristlets
15-jewel movement and are accurate time
Keepers. 20-year gold filled cases. gold dials.
plain or engraved styles. at $500 to S325O
Solid Gold Cuff Buttons and Links, plain or
engraved, some with place for monogram
$3.0S to S11.DS
Solid Gold sgnct Rings, the newest designs,
plain or engraved. S3.DS
Solid Gold Brooch Pins, hligree and stone
settings. $3.50 To $3.50.
Solid Gold Tlimblcs, engraved with place for
monogram S3.75 to S50S.
Mesh Bags, gold plated. beautiful dome
square or draw-string styles, some tassel trim
med, SS.8S 10 S1O.88.
La Tausca Pearls, IS to 30-nch strands, with
graduated pearls of natural luster and gold
catches. $1,000 to $4,000.
Manicure Sets, Of sterling silver; 2 salye
jars, cutice knife. scissors, file, buffer but
ton hook and shoe horn. sOOS to S27.5O.
Toilet Sots, OF sterling silver; brush. comb
and mirror. handsomely engraved designs,
S1T.DS to $3.50.
Dorne Boxes, Of sterling silver PRETTY
graved. Fitted with mirror and powder puff.
chain handle. $3.50.
Card Cases, OF sterling silver, with place for
powder. cards, mirror and coin holder, chain
handles, $500 10 $lO.DS.
Evcrsharp Pencils, sizes for men and women
Complete line, plated sterling silver and gold
filed $l.5O TO $3.50.
Bar and Novelty Pins, imitation of platinum.
plain or hligrec. lovely designs. set with fine
cut Rhncstones. Made with safety catches,
S5-0S to 5000.
Waterman Fountain Pens, Il large assort-
Inent for selection. plain or with gold bands
some all-gold filled, $3.50 to S11.0O.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-12
Women 5 Comfortable
Bath Robes
$5.95

Trimmed with Bralds or Tailored
styles with pockets. Light and
dark patterns in Floral and Plaid
effects. Splendid Bath Robes for
Gift Giving at an appealing price.
Blanket Bath Robes, bound with
satin, have large collars, pockets
and belt. Made of extra heavy
quality blankets. All sizes, at
$5.95 each.
Corduroy Robes, Of beautiful wide
vale corduroy. splendid styles in
rose and Copen, at S6.9S to S14.95
each.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-12
BlOuses
Of and
Crepe de Chine

How delighted she will be TO re-
ceivc one of these lovely striped
or plain colored Blouses Christ
mas morning. Twoin-one or fiat
sailor collars, flesh, white, navy
and black L.! Sizes from CO QQ
SO to Az, for. ...... DO. 90
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-12
Chatting Dish Aprons

Made Of plain lawn or dotted Swiss,
round bib, with pink and blue ribbon
run waist. Nicely trimmed with good
Val. laces. Splendid values at S1.50
and S1.9S.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-12
Maids Chic Aprons

Made OF white lawn in large or small
size models. Variety of plain or fancy
styles. Some effectively trimmed with
very fine Swiss embroidery, with bib
and shoulder straps. The very new
est models, moedrate in price, at SIPS,
Sl.59 and $1.9S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-05-16
Dollars In Harcs

We pay 500 TO $3.50 and
up q pair and express charges.
Big Profits. We furnish guar
anteed hiRh-grade stock and
buy all you raise. Use back
yard. barn. cellar. attic.
Contract 4 Illus. Catalos free.
Standard Food & Fur Assn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-05-16
PERSONAL.

4 YOUNG WIDOW OF LEISURE WOULD
like companion. middle aged. G. s. preferred
who would I've interested in Sightseeing Wash
ington and vicinity Address Box 1S4-C, Star
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-05-16

OFFICE EQUIPMENT
If You want to save money on once
furniture, files. devices. etc, read over
this list and note these bargains:
are not Dealers but selling out due to
change in business:
Adding machine, standard. $3.50
Typewriters. l.. c. Smith,
each OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 90
Desks, office. ................ $3.50
with chair. .............. $3.50
Addressogaph stencil case.
216 division. .............. 5000
Time clock and wall clocks.
$40 and 81 each: bookcase,
oak, beauty. c450
iinsuishers. each. -. 1880
Water coolers. each. 9.1s
Fans. electric. several sizes.
bargains.
Letter 6les. standard. oak.
hne. good each. .......... @5.@
Awnings. nine, suitable for
ordinary windows. 1900
Tables. oak. several beauties,
1895 to $3.50
Document files, good con-
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Debating machines. Edison.
with transcribing attach
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Cashiers cage. iron woven
door and window ..... 1900
Call 704 9Th ST.. Sd floor; open TIL 6. 1Ss
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50, 600. WITH SERVICES. in auto aces
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Address Boz ACC. Star ofdco.
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DISCHARGED disabled soldier forced to sell
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ATTRACTIVE short-term Investment; $40 ,000
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WORkINGMEN-LET US HELP YOU FIGHT
the high cost Of living: pants from our own
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FOR sALE-mSCELLANE0Us.

ICE cHEsT-New. me lsth oil n:e:
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BRIEF CASE, vacuum carpet sweeper; pair
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BABY CARRIAGD-LArte. white; cost $3I:
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BOOkS-Quantity Of cloth bound books. For
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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-02-27

representatives 6lst congress l9O9-ll,
L. S. senator from Washington, of
terms 1ol1-17, 1878
Sutherland. Howard. Age "a. Born
near Kirkwood, Mo. Home, Elkins,
w. Vir. Graduated from Westmin-
lister college, Fultan, Mo-, A. B., 1889,
studied law at Columbian (now Geo.
Washington university, but did not
complete course. Occupation, coal
and timber business. Public service,
member West Virginia state senate
loOS-l2. Member SD and Oath Con-
crosses, 19l3-l7, West Virginia at
large: elected L. s. senator for term
1878.
Wood, Leonard. Age 50. Born
Winchester, N Hamp. Graduated
from Harvard, NJ. D., 1884. Occupa-
ton, Major general, U. S. A. Public
service. Col, Spanish war, military
governor of Cuba, 18oo-loO2. Cover
nor of Moro province, l9O3-l9Oo; spec
| ial ambassador to Argentine republic
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-02-27

same year, u S. Senator from Califor
MIA for term 1923.
Lowden, Frank Orren. Age So
Born, Sunrise City, MINI. Home,
Oregon. III. Graduated from Iowa
state university (valedictorian) 1885.
Union college OF law, Chicago (val-
edictorian) 1887. Occupation, law
yer. Public service, delegate Repub-
lican national conventions, 100, "a,
Member Republican national commit
tee loO4-l2, and member executive
committee campaigns 1904 and 1908
elected 59th congress, for unexpired
term l906-7, reelected Goth and OILS,
congresses loO7-ll, 18th Illinois dis
trict, governor of Illinois, l9l7-l92l
Poindexter, Miles. Age 81. Born
Memphis, Tenn. Home, Spokane
Wash. Graduated from Washington
and Lee university, l. l. B. Occupa
ton, lawyer Public service, prose
cutting attorney, 1892, l8o8-1oO4. Sup
erior Judge. lo04-0S, member house o.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-02-27
The New Airship.

Chicago, Jan. 30.-The airship, in-
vented by Mr.. Pennington Of Mount
Carmel, Ill.,, was tried again today and
to all appearances It was thoroughly
demonstrated that a craft has at least
been invented that permits feats Of
aerial navigation never before accom-
plished in propelling and steering,
The ship tested today is only 80 foot
model, made Of oiled silk, and the
practicability of using aluminium
which is to be the material from which
the full sized ships are to be made,
has yet to be demonstrated, The car
which is to carry passengers, was not
attached today. and the ship, which
is cigar shaped and filled with oxygen
gas, f;oated in the air and was pro-
PEELED by a wheel like that Of pro
peller, the motive power coming from
storage batteries on the floor, attach
ed to a light wire, The rudders bens
set at different angles, the ship trav
eled in a satisfactory manner arount
the interior Of the exposition build
ing. The speed attained was not grea
but the inventor is sanguire Of mucl
better results with satisfactory bat
terry.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-02-27
Caldwell Thirty Years Ago

The gambler knew that the marshall
was seeking for him but with coo!
affrontery, he walked the streets thru
out the day. John-that is the deputy
marsiiall-heard that his man was in
certain saloon He set out for the
place and carclessly walked boldly in
TO the room. He had not crossed the
room when he found himself looking
into the barrel Of six-shooter.
Come Hardy, this wont do" he said
cody. 81 came to get you and want
YOU
"See her, John" said the gambler"
| don't want to kill you but ! won't
let any man arrest me. Go away and
let me alone"
mo. | want you" said the marshall,
quietly. Put down that six shooter
and come with me-"
an see you shot first" said the
gambler
AZ can't help that" said the other.
"You have the drop on me but you
must come with me or kill me in cold
blood"
John, I won't be arrested. Dom
touch me. don't want to shoot a
man without cause"
give got to do it, Hardy"
"See here, said the gambler. turn
ing white, "if you move foot, III
kill you But hate to be coward
That was fair and square last night
! We both pulled together
The marshall shook his head.
I'll do just one thing, John" Hardy
went on. "I'1l back up to that wall
, You'll back up to the other. IT
| draw my revolver to my hip and yo,
can draw yours. Then it's the bes
man"
The marshall moved back to thu
wall and Hardy did the same. Thei
the marshall drew his revolver ant
l held it at his side, muzzle down. Al
!. this time Hardy had kept his weapon
levelled at the marshall Slowly hi
weapon sank until its muzzle touche'
the seam of his trousers. Both me,
were perfectly calm and immovablt
4, the marshall determined the gamble
). still pale.
Nov, John" said Hardy. Instan,
\ ly both weapons went up. 1t was a
. over so quickly that both men wer
d to the floor togethers But Hardy ha
fired too quickly. HIS ball had spe
upward and grazed the marshall
temple. But the marshall had Sc,
. his bullet straight into the gambler
!" heart and there was no need to ARE
~ Hardy.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-02-27
TOLD OF
ASP|RANTS FOR
U.S.PRES|OENCY
Who's Who" Invoked To Tell
Pertinent Facts Of RepubIi-
can Candidates For Voters
Benefit.

Washington, Feb. 2o.-For the in
formation of Republicans who will be
called upon to express their choice
among the aspirants for the presi-
Dental nomination. the following
brief summary of biographies of all
active candidates has been compiled
from facts stated in who's Who. in
America"
Butler, Nicholas Murray-Age 81.
Born. Elizabeth, New Jersey. Home.
New York City; graduated from CO.
lumbia, 1882, A. r, 1883, A. NJ, 1884,
Phi, D.; Occupation, University pres
ident. Public service, Member New
Jersey state board of education, 1887
oS, President Paterson, New Jersey
board of education. 1928, New Ier-
sey commander. Paris exposition,
1889. Delegate Republican national
conventions, 1883. 1904. II. Is, chair
man New York Republican conven-
ton. 1912. Received Republican cleo
toral vote for vice president. 1918.
, Harding. Warren G, Age 81. Born
Corsica, Ohio. Home, Marion, O.
Graduated from Iberia, 1882. Occupa-
ton, Editor Public Service, membei
Ohio senate, looo-4, lieutenant gov,
ernor of Ohio, loo4-6, Republican
nominee for governor of Ohio, 1915
(defeated) Member u. S, senate
J from Ohio, 1851.
: Johnson Hiram Warren, Age So
5 Born, Sacramento, Calf Home, Sar
c Francisco. Educated in Universit,
$ Of California, leaving in junior year
! Occupation. Lawyer. Public service
h governor of California loll-ls; reel
' ected for term. lolS-1o (resigne'
1t March Is, 1910, founder of Pro
d gressive party. 1912, and nominee fo
$. vice president on Progressive tieks
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-02-27
He Shot Him Dead.

DO you see that tall man standing
therel" asked the colonel of the re-
porter. Notice how he brushes his
hair forward on the sides like some
EnRlishmen do. One of these locks
hides a scar which bears eloquent tes-
timony of a narrow escape from death
Thirty years ago. he was deputy
marshall in Nevada. He started out
one day to arrest a gambler who hac
killed a man over . game of cards
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-02-27
Didn't Know the Animal.

A crowd Of unmarried men and boys
were observed in the middle of the
road this morning looking at an OBJ
jeet that lay there. They knew not
what it was and marvelling, prepared
to set the dogs on it. A married man
passed and at one glance said, you
fellows amt posted, that's harmless
It's nothing but hustle" He laughed
at their simplicity and the crowd
melted away feeling ashamed of itself
A sleigh had probably been wrecked
on the spot the night before.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-02-27

1910. Chief of Staff U. S. A., 1904,
Commander 8oth div. n. A., Camp
Funston. Kansas, 1918 Commander
central department, U. S. A. 1920,
Headquarters, Chicago.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-02-27

Does your wife ever make you ex-
change goods she buys and doesn't
like?
"She tried it once. | exchanged
silk dress for meerschaum pipe.