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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-01
PRICE INCREASES
ON PRINT PAPER
International Paper Company
Makes Sixth Increase Since
December.

Another hike in news print prices
was received today by The News
Times from the international Paper
Co. manufacture from whom this
paper purchases its supply.
The present increase is the sixth
since December. 1919, at which time
The News-Times bought PAL er for
1915 per cwt The increases since
that time have been:
Jan. Feb. and March, 1920 $3.50
January, February and March,
1920 acknowledgements. $3.50
April. May and June ... 500
July, August and September SIS
October. November and Dc
Cembcr .---...- ...---... $50
Added 10 the increase I'm the pa
per. which is SOLD T. o. b. the mills.
viii come an increase of approx
mateiy 40 percent in freight rates.
which ares paid by The News-Times
Two and One-half tons Of paper
are used in each issue.
Newark post., 1920-03-31

vancement of the state. We accom-
plished two other important matters
a. todav's session, both OF WHICH
sbouId insure the affiliation OF tne
sgriculturist class with our plan. ke-
concentrations were made that the
Bankers Association establish an en-
dowuent fund and provide suitable
scho. arships for the perpetuation oi
.bs courses which have been provider
for business class Of people. We are
very gratiied with the courses IN
business administration and agricul-
,ure = hich are provided at our state
institution. They come up to the
standard that the board desires, and
fer this reason we are particularly
ANXIOUS that their permanence snoulo
be established"
The joint committee was entertain
cd a. luncheon az the College Com
mons
Mayor Taylor thanked DR.. Mitchell
for his cordial reception, and at ms
suggestion rising vote Of thanks
was extended to the faculty Of the
college for their hospitality. Dean
Newark post., 1920-03-31
MULTITUDE OF
LISTENERS EAGER
TO HEAR CODE
E\Pl lAlNED
Continued from Page J

conditions but we didn't" Ne
glecs in the matter Of providing
sutficien. funds was the chief con-
tribue:ag cause, ne ss!6. and uu-
less the people get together, work
together. sn6 stand together for
better educational advantages, no
lsw that man car make Wiz syail.
The law merely lays down the
gui6ing principles ar6 unless the
people get the vision u their duty
to the ecaains generations 70 the
state and 70 the nation. i IS use
less.
The schoo, code, he sAid. con-
ta;nS the heS: .awS TOW IN force II
the United States for the govern
msut Of schools, The Genera. Ed
ucatSon Beard which made the 0s-
conin,enG;a::o1s G.d not make Del
swaCs schools proving ground
fer experiments. bun compiled the
best u a., KNOW Sehoo. lawS from
Maine II C4lsto--:&-l&ws ch&t
have been ,-:sG A@G found g>o5-
People al ever c1s CG-ce: States
are interested II The Delaware
Code which : svs-ywhsrs praised
IS mode. which several states
a-s 81 the 2-s$sc: me planning
ta.eory.
Ds,awars : - ia behind :1a.
!; VII be d,t;s.lt - ;&:cE ~. h-.
with th5 interest 81 cooperation
q the people rs So - Go-e, ne
said.
He discussed he c-.t.t:<-, S.-.1sG
al tAs compulsory 80 Gay .s--r..
This. ne sad : NY iron. .Gs
Sr<V u September Gr.s. ne .&S.
u MNy. i MS thought 2a-,s- q
lst The <sv wE2 ;:-.1 -. - spar
81. remain &v&y .1G- :, >Go-.s- :
the 1s-2: - 81 - cEs is.
th7ss -2c-;A$ = c-.$ <S1:a. vs&-
under c1s ;o3s s. :: 11e -. :
Ten were attending <thac. regular
Il. The IS ~ &-s - ~-tc--
ta-ats - - - G-a1.s - &-1s-i
will A&vs u y -&&s- t&-s - =
so2.s osEs- ~.
Newark post., 1920-03-31

>t.----s-lss- -~sl- -ikCs :
E-awt1 al Expansion ~15s1 sxll-
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La--.cy &-3 5-S-.-s SxcSszcs-
>,z-ss,y A8d this period began
w1s2 -1s -&2.6ly EG-es1E VIZ
es2-SS t2Sc 1ss5- sinister SHADOW
ovs- tEs Ee-.a revealing -1s---
sssvsS rs. - t.s sensitive minds
u c1s 1z1z-1-Sh.s y2ach = the
sa..@ess AT universities lsz-
Ez-os y721-1 = co-Ec- viii -hass
ELSEWHERE ws-s E7cvs5 aE -Es
string svs-as :: 1ks tines x-5
II oc-s-1 les 5.si->ss-x.s2- y
s1s s-25s-1 e2,5y k-5 .ss faculty
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Newark post., 1920-03-31

Robinson assisted in entertainir, -
bankers and following an insnso4tns iae
Of the mems college by them tooi
them to the Women's College w"
President Rossell stated tba, -.
meeting was typical Of the new sn;s:.
which manifested by the ac.ivi+r ~
the Bankers Association as rasarS.
education, and that the represento+io~
Of the state banks by 50 mar nrnn.;
nent men assured the success a. ~,
cause for which they are workina
The meeting Of another comni-+eo -
the association will be held in Seafors
On april 8, and the recomrendo+iS-4
adopted at the meeting TO-DAY will Lo
presented TO the Bankers Associa+iou
at its meeting in Wilnirgtor -
May 6. '"
The Resolution Concerning Education
The resolution passed in Joint co.
sion follows:
Resolved, That we favor the avt.,
sion Of education in Delaware hv e,o-.,
proper method, 10 the end that -.
young people Of the presen- 9enero
tion may enjoy the fullest berefts -
instruction in al branches of ns.s,,I
knowledge; We are unaI.erab,v onno.
ed 70 any movement, legis,s-;vs -.
otherwise, that will retard .1a 49,.
gress Of our State in this 5jr4c+ion
we approve the use Of all public f,nd,
available for the purpose Q: providirs
necessar! school facilities and IN +Ls
payment Of better salaries r. o,,- -.
chers; ard We recommend. as far ..
may De practicable and as ar addition
al aid in this merisorioas worE ~.
creation Of bonded debt by the s-ats
Tor the support Of or schools. --~or,t
which the existing school i-5abtad
ness ot the State and Of the v.rion,
school districts may De funded and er.
tended, and the burden Of :z,-e3ist.
taxation on the people Be Lgt.srad
Newark post., 1920-03-31
BANKERS URGE
EASING SCHOOL
TAX BURDEN
Pass Resolution at Joint Com
mittee Meeting Here
Thursday

4 resolution favo-ing the extension
Of education in Delaware by every
proper method. and suggesting meth
DDS Of Tightening the burden OF taxa
tion On the people. was the outssand-
ing accomplishment Of the joint meet
ing Of the committees on education
and agriculture Of the State Bankers
Association held at Delaware College
last Thursday.
The meeting was seld in the Fac
ulty Club rooms and was attended By
thirty or more representative bankers
Of the State John S. Rossell, Of VII
ulington, president Of ste association,
had charge Of the meeting and Mayor
Taylor, Of Wilmington. secretary
treasurer Of the Association. acted ss
secretary for the joint session.
NJ 0. Pence and 7. 7. Martin gave
reports q the work in Agriculture
and extension work and DR.. S. c. Nit
chell discussed business a6n1inistra-
tioa at the college in connection with
pro!ect TO establish chair q hank
ing 81 the college. The committees,
after free discussion O: TIE matter,
referred the issue until 8 later meet
ing.
". Q. Peace gave : report Of agri-
cultural extension work and 7. 7.
Martin gave 8 resume Of the winter
agricultural school held coasoin.ly
with the Boys and Girls club work
: TIE COMMITTEES commended the wo-t
done by Ny. Martin and he IN tu--
expressed his qualification for ne IS,
slstz2es thz. the Bankers Associa,
ION had extended 10 ensure the SIC.
cess q the boys and g:-ls' club Dc,
22rtlecc- through TIE assistance ..
ths state bankers ths necessary fund:
% permit the boys and girls 70 st-s1:
The course were p-o7:3e3. many q IN:
state hanks contributing E-z-cizl s:5
President Rosssu Urges Cooperation
NJ. RasSsl, said that TIE ty-wc-l
Il cAs meeting vas Cooperation 4:
sid; We must E&- Il closs- co-cl
nth cLs agricultural class a people
~ must give his clzss TIE vs-s:--z
--ts-tsoz necessary - sa.--s -1s:,
cooperation :c- ~ e52.z.5o1z. s.
Newark post., 1920-03-31
ASKS Pss,2se To Ex?-sS Their
WISHES

The State Sc,x-5" - Sas5. -
s1s ss-vSz7 - ~ 2saQss L :
hSsasE t7ec-11-7 1aaz7 7asy -os-&-
fo-s advise This Aa1y I1-s-r1 -os@-
2sc2l hax-5s- II tAs Qs223s really
WANT rs.aa sce3ols 11sy seo15S Szy
s. Tas S1S1s So&-5 I'll zcs7 ::a--sss
ucs1 1hs-- sc-os-h--g 1eSy 81 III
w2ze, Tie Ss1ao3 lzws G-s made
II xcco-z-2s,a21S s,1s E,ae2ss- 1s -
SlsSss z-y C-c12 u 2,s,qSz. co-
Il z2zxss -Hs STATE Sa1-5
TAsy Es-s zx5s co- M roaS
u zAs children x1s have IS vs1
~ voScs II what sh2E - 5c-s
a-1 wss have -s1S wA5eh sao1I5
-c ~ Szs-ISSaS = Iss greed -
Newark post., 1920-03-31

parSillony Of any person or group
Of persons. Pay no attention" he
concluded. ".o those who condemn
he l2w or suggest change in It
unless such change can be shown
70 be the best thing for the child
rsn. II il esn, then We can afford
70 do it. II it cant then tight for
wins. WI, bsnei. these little ores"
Following Mr.. duPout's speech.
s duet wss sung by Miss Shippers
and Miss Hill.
The chairman called then upon
Dr.. Joseph H. odell who discussed
the seriousness Of an educational
psl;cy which concerns eventually
the future shaping and direction
of the nation.
He warned against the coresp-
ton held By SOME that education
Is given 70 enable children 70 make
their living more easily. Il IS
given rather he said 10 ualock
the stored up e1erC-ehs powers
that zrs within Us"
He T:suzl.Esd 8 school that IS
truly : p&-: q the eoIr1u :; ~ If :
&-i : model - which the homes
E&y look for Inspiration and
guidance. He urged ire necessity
to- cooperation. He related brief
y cEe sas: Of blood and sacrifice
81 whiSh The franchise WAS So
cured to- the race and denounced
5:c7s-,y tie man who = taee q
:A&t woa.3 SCI. Ms vo.e to- : Jew
dollars, = Spontaneous o1ta--st
= applause greeted ch.$ ..Tcs--S-.es. :.
He called attention - Ire t4s-
:1Ac = TIE >2Ge there : n 2:S-
t-:C::-A.:o- aEa:-Sc re -&te: 2-G
:14t tAsy hare everything = gan
&-G nothing - .cSs = tEs s3Ge&-
:.a-&. program.
MS TE>2las :, Ns,sa- !: .1$
Howard Sc1ao. SQoks tss,:3r.y q
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C&scS = v-Slt - S-2cs . A--5L :
S-2s-.-cs-&s-c Nc--S Spoke
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Newark post., 1920-03-31
TAX NOTICE

Special na55cs - TAtsSs wha ewe
school taxes Al 5s-1-c -s-1 7zxss
have 61z-5s5 II I1s LSTy s,---
II Dc c,-lss-S5 E1 3-ts VII 81
E5Es5 sas1s E22 5-.s-ss1- W.T.
NJ z-y tG-rhs- notice E71sz,:a-ss-.--s
AZ sits VII - -SS2s5 81 C-cs- "
Newark post., 1920-03-31

ANI " ANN 1 0o tNI "
stance Of the trying and troublous /
times which marked President .
Mitchell'S term Of service at Old
Delaware. The case and dispatch .
with which this step was taken in
spite sf 8 depleted faculty, eviden- .
Gus the character Of the mans
ability and that Of his colleagues. .
The unrest Of the reconstruction
period through which this college
in common with others OF the
country is even yet passing. has
called for infinite tact and patti
ence. These requisites for sue
ceSsfQl leadership President
Mitchell hiss displayed in s re-
narkshls degree. Because Of this
crucial adjustment period. he de-
layed his going for year until the
college should have resumed its
normal activities and re-en.ered
upon that period q growth which
the wur interval merely checked
for time.
In an interview shortly after
the announcement Of his resigns
.ion was made, Dr.. Mitchell stated
that Richmond College has been
urging MS return for some time.
Last year, s newiy-created posi-
.ioa. the Chanee,lorship Of the two
colleges was offered him and he
refused because Of the unsettled
condition OF affairs here. Now,
however, since the plan O. develop
men. is well under way. he feels
! that one who has lc- borne with
the college. the burden Of the wars
upSestins influence, Will DO better
service than he. He feels that his
work here IS accomplished and
that the remaining years OF ac-
tive service De devoted % the in
. esreS.s u education in the South.
where the need IS greater than !.
;s here ard he field ot service
broader.
We shall Leave the state with
toI3eSc memories q the yea-s
spent here and sha-. cherish the
abiding friendships we have made
r 11s cowc z-i II the s-2.s." Es
said. We shall wstch with Intense
interest cls development u the
educational sEScsz~ot the STATE
wE:c1 Eow - E&- u group q
Men c22 stop.
We a1e united with -Ls So1:h
% bands q b.oc3 a-6 u Interest,
: tsa. therefore t12c III .E-y lies
= -: direction. NJ C.se-.c-
-.a..vs :-lC@.s -,e - ;sks c--s step ;
:. .oSS .: :S:cE = re glorious
2s-:23 q s5lca-.o-z. service -po-
w-.s- Delaware : entering: II
ocE5- -szSo- sE:sc- z1z- NJ wo-s
1a-s : 2csc-,pl:s1ez5. z-1 c1sc ~
remaining pared u usefulness
s sLollC y s-s-c w-s-s -Es -ss1 :
g-s4cs-.
Dr. M.sEs--'s resignation III =
effective SsQzs-251 51s- J. : !. S1eC.s
- zsss2.e3 y re exac 1c-vs Boz-3
= --e Trustees w1.tz -,sscS =
special session 500.
The :z-,.lv vi - - R.e1--:-1
cEs- W -1s s--ta-s ~, w-SLs:
II ezs-r a-s t-,-, c1s L5E-sSt sal:
o@s-zl wE2 Ezs sxVs--s-.s5 -E5
E-ae..1< hospitality u Tie
A-oE" &-6 s-:o-s5 -ssc1-E 11s
Interesting G-st-s-- tE-...E. = 1Es
l-tlsS- e-5.L = t1s E1aa-1,o3
wEo T2S Slw2vs s--s = Esz-cZ!
ws..eo--s and Sy--zgz-1se5c inter,
- = - pleasures
Dr. L--t.s- c1-s II Ds-2wz-:
t-a- 2.c1--.-G College EE.c-s:
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-orT z-3 P2-z-scz- Se-s-es
Newark post., 1920-03-31
Willis Homestead
Sold Last Week

; ". Do-zsl-- aCs-c ~ ~
Fz--s-< T--E O. sid -zS7 Tassas
-1s &-z-es 6~sIl5zE &-3 ~ = --s
Sozc1s-lT S1s u Esse Ds-zwZ-'s
Ava- 011s Wills E,-2as-sz.5A =
Ez--v = c---s,- sd v-t&
Newark post., 1920-03-31
Discusses The Building Program

TWAS -ee sSSG-y. h Sz5&- - plan
s S..S,E.--E r-,E-G-2 St,s- t1s SC--
ysT revealed s1s STATE II affairs
This S2--c9 - S,=Q.szs3 = 90
year. n-aa21,y M = i've ys2-S,
This ys&- tAs Ss21s Sa2-5 wl..
G-ce building weS-s i : needed
-2aSt S-3 continue t1s a1.sG1-g :
p-oE-&z cvs- YS-.c3 - Es&SS.
NS-y co=-?.&1- th2: Ds-zwG-s az
III &5o-2 - finance lie v,-k
planned. hut - Delaware 1&c-gt3
w4z 1as S-Sc L6s-s---y Lsa&- e121z
R=&s s.. 81 S2Sa,uaa Il ss- S1--
prise S1s svs-S- es:-.1,s5 tbs,
Go1h.s5 2-& even -lQss5 i, s.
with ether drives and VII tes
EazG Building P-cE-2 Dsl&-
w2-s choGy1e Ses c21A-E &5a-5
go,cS -ox1s BIZ hac&2Ss 1ss people
sS-1s - So 712c t1sy &1s -ss2s.5,
sssy tc--S mains wes-eoy c2sy
co-l5 ~ provided Delaware :
particularly fortunate n s1as r.
s-,ss1 Sl2ss rs e&x - .zsooss HI
c- cooperate a-s puts sCcA 81 IN
--s-Ss So T. - g.,a----S -
Newark post., 1920-03-31
Delaware Fortunate With Respect
To TeSEhs-S

Mr., 6GPa-. pad E.EG t--c-cs -
tire 2oya--y 2-& <s-t S&s-Gss .:
the teachers = lie Sc2:s ", =
spite a e&s .&st :1&. 11sy 2-s -:
paid s. ws-l - .1cSs .: some ,ac1-,-
- states &-s ~$e2-G.-Z ~ .Ls
Job, while t;As- So >alS have ass-
compelled - t.aSs 1sS&GSs = C1s
l&sS q .s&SAs-s &~& &lcEolEA r.
ports S&oz7 - a@nH-,ox1--4cs Slc-t-
age 81 100000 = c1s United Ss&csS~
No scAoo. = rs state ms been
closed. ana Ds.zv4-s : sEs-sey
fortunate
Newark post., 1920-03-31
Farming Implements

) wagons, , carts, : furniture
wagons. horse rake. moving ma
chine, iow-whesi wagon, , sets
double harness , din scoops, : set
double carriage harness, ? sets cart
harness. -ot Q: single harness. col
lars brides. hzltz-s. blankets, fly
nets. .ct o: :. , and ) horse trees,
hoes. -zk@ picks and shove,s.
Newark post., 1920-03-31
Lot of Household Goods

: stores chickens by the pound
Terms made known On day O:
sale
WILMER Z. RENSE4W
" : A--s--c-E, A1zCc-eS-
--57=rs-1 AT Eesc=- Clerks
Newark post., 1920-03-31
PUBLIC SALE
of valuable
PERSONAL PROPERTY
on Main Street, Newark, Del.
Thursday, April 8, 1920
-f-'s- --o-
q : 2 A.-~h II q =
SIX Good Work Horses

AL are good size and true TO pull
Carrie, II y-s. old, 1900 lbs; Harry
9 WIS. old. 100 lbs. Tom, 7 yrs. old
1900 lbs. Sam, 6 WIS. old, 400 lbs: !:
Charles, y-s old, 1900 lbs; Frank,
5 VS. old. 1880 lbs
Newark post., 1920-03-31

soA SALE frame Ac-S7 and
%, NsS- Cleveland Az --.ce,
Sl-Sa
! frame bo-Ss All - New
Lo1lo2 avsz2s prize. 5. $50.
double frame 1c-Ss. New
London Ave S-ssa. S15%
Apply 70
s. NJ. DoNNE----.Az gent,
s-sl-. Newark. DS.aw2rs.
Newark post., 1920-03-31
Want Advertisements
f-s.t- FH l.az- LuE- srG Fa.t,;

FOR SALE-DzT old ct...s srd
Matching eggs WL.:= LeEh3rn.
Barred and White Plymouth
Rocks. Apply
---o-lE G. u. 1r-2PAY
Newark post., 1920-03-31

Mrs
REV sI
nothe
family
Mrs
ter w
fornle
Arnst
their
Island
Cha
Pa. 81
sister
Mis-
day in
4 Mrs
daugh
were
of Mr.
Art
C.. A.
State
Mr..
have
winte1
Mr..
TENDED
Hotel
JEWS
day n
DR..
studen
chapel
j. Z
menbe
cationa
sell, P
Associ
Office /
Mrs
Towns
S. M.
Miss
Robert
Frazer
Knd
SquarI
Mr.. a.
Mrs
ningIt
Schel1
Mrs
ton s.
sister
Tho
after
Mars
ed tn
-prcn1i
Mis-
sever
relati
Mrs
leave
4 Cana't
time
Mis-
Tuesd
Mr.
Gently
ern G
inpro
Rev
Nd. "
Herso
Geo
visite
Mr..
dlaugf
Franc
Mr.. B
Mr.. 4
Dover
Linto
H.
spent
Evan
Wn
visite
week
Mis-
Mary
her al
Mis-
the W
Delav
Mr.
are vi
Mis-
Del. S
ark fl
Mrs
tic Ci
last
Evan
Newark post., 1920-03-31

"ANIsn-S-l2l 2l2:s E:s:.rie
>'ovs- ASSsy
THIS OFFICE
Newark post., 1920-03-31
RESIGNATlCN OF
DELAWARE COL
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Arizona republican., 1920-03-02
WATER USERS TO. VOTE IN APRIL 0N. DRAIN PROJECT.
Council At Meeting Yester- day Approves T h r e e Questions To Be Sub mitted To Members At Early Election

The council of the Water Users as- sociation at their meeting yesterday approved three questions which are to be submitted to the members of the association a the April election. They are as follows:
 The enlargement of the Eastern canal, which carries with it the nov ing of the power house;
 The construction of drainage project;
 The construction of waste ways for taking care of waste water and re- turning it to the. lateralss for use.
 The drainage project to be sub mitted are along the lines of that re- gently prepared in a report submitted by D. W. Murphy, of Los Angeles, consulting engineer. This report was published in The Republican a few days ago.
 Both the board of governors and the council yesterday took a trip to the Arizona canal and made an investiga- tion of the recent trouble at the crossing of Cave creek
 According to the Murphy report and recommendations, the project to be submitted to the voters embraces the construction of nearly 25 miles of drains of the open and enclosed type, and also the putting down of several additional wells and the construction of waste ditches for the disposal of pumped water which cannot be used l for irrigation.
Arizona republican., 1920-03-02

The wife of a poor weaver in Scot land in the sixteenth century is credit ed with having borne @ children.
Arizona republican., 1920-03-02

when there is to be parade, followed at o'clock by band concert at the city hall plaza Several high class vaudeville acts and two reels of mo- tion pictures also will be on the pro- gram. These pictures feature the life in the Marine Corps.
 Military Ball
 On Wednesday evening at the CO., lumbia Theater big program is to be presented, and that evening, the courtesy of w. w. Powell, a big free military ball will be given at the Peacock. Everyone is invited to attend this ball, while ex-marines and their relatives have special in vitation to be present.
 Again on Thursday afternoon at 30 o'clock there will be a parade of the Marine band and Marines, fol- lowed by another concert and vaude- vile show at the city hall plaza. A second show at the Columbia theater is on the program for Thursday evening. To all of these the public is invited.
 There also will be a special exhibi- ton at the Talbot and Hubbard store 1t IT East Washington street, where ! member of the Marines will dissem- ole and assemble two automatic rifles while blindfolded The exhibit will De on display in the show window for he two days the detachment is in Phoenix.
 Many Stars Shown
 While in Los Angeles the party vis-
Arizona republican., 1920-03-02

Mrs. James $. Griffin has refused to serve as president for another season, although the committee re- quested that she act as chairman second term, which has been GUS tomary in the past. She claims she has not the time it requires to give to the office which she has admirably filled.
 The report of the committee will be presented by Mrs. Henry D. Ross and those who made up the ticket with her include Mrs. Ralph Cameron, Mrs. l.. E. Hewins, Mrs T. w. Pemberton Mrs. H. E. St. Claire
 Following the election of officers w. II. Thomson will give talk on Thrift From Business Mans Viewpoint There will be demonstration of cleo trica1 devices, and musical numbers will be furnished by local musicians.