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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-06

Did you see her last week-the
Merry Widow? She was here IN all
the crowds, walking up and down
the corridors Of the hotels. sitting IN
all the cafes, at the street corners
buying roses-all in black, deep
black. from head TO foot
With a crepe veil 10 her heels. a
widows ruche, a widows bonnet. a
dress so short that il looked like a
little girls high-heeled slippers. silk
stockings and an enhancing display
OF white neck and we'll rounded
arms, seen quite clearly and most
becomingly through the shadowy
thinness Of her gossamer frock.
Blonde she was. and tall. and risy
was she and pink and white, and,
oh. so fetching, so alluring, so intrig-
uing,
No! she wasn't some one just made
up for the part she was a widow. a
real widow Her husband had been
dead three great, long months, and
she was out here looking for a sub
stitute.
She was quite frank about it. they
tell me.
Every time she heard OF a nice
comfortable, middle-aegd man, she
inquired anxiosly. rs he married p
Every time she passed in her
drives and peram bulations a hand
some house. surrounded with fine
ample ground. she said quite naively
II wonder who lives there. Now, II
I could find somebody who would
give me a house like that"
And she likes the town immensely
Oh. immensely There were so many
good looking men here-prosperous
don't you know. and we'll groomed
They looked as il they knew how
10 take care OF a wife.
oh, she was quite respectable
member OF the church and all that
kind of thing-and yet b-r-r-ri II
makes me shiver 20 think Of her.
I wonder II there are many like
her in the world? Absolutely colo
blooded. calculating. going out e
look for a husband as If they were
looking for a cook or a gardener
So much for so much
yellow hair. blue eyes. rosy cheeks
taste in dress. A soft voice nice
white hands and a cooling way OF
talking. For sale in the Open Mar
ketl Who'll buy? Who'll buy?
How long viii it be before the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-06

Thursday.
The Ladies Aid society, of Mon
son Chapel. will meet Thursday
September 9 with Mrs. Ellen Carlton,
Division street I'd. There will be
work for AL. a pot-luck dinner will
be served at noon.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-06
PhiLanthrophy
Science Has Discovered
High Prices and Unrest
Are Due to Your Glands
By ARTHUR III. REID

IL H u LhL-@AOs
II was supposed that science
would finally get around 70 the
popular game OF explaining present
social and industrial unrest and con-
fusion, but as large bodies move
slowly IL has required time for the
Savants 70 reach a conclusion. That
conclusion is found in a treatise
which declares that defective func-
uoning OF the thyroid and emotional
glands has resulted in an explosive
emotionalisEn beyond the victim 3
control after constant giving away
70 excitement and indulgence in
emotional excuses.
The doctrine thus advanced would
be impressive IL IL were proved 70
be a singular manifestation of indi-
vidual and national disorder peculiar
70 this particular period But such
is not the case. The entire history
OF man on this globe is punctured
with just such occurrences as now
affiict almost the entire civilized
world Certain causes produce Ger
tain results in the body polite, just
as certain causes produce certain
diseases in the body human
From the time that the children
Of Israel had that series Of troubles
in making their way out OF Egyptian
slavery and into the Promised Land,
humankind has had its paroxysm
in adjustments 20 new conditions.
II viii be recalled that so great were
the discussions in this effort on the
part of the Creator 10 establish a
new order OF existence for man on
earth that hardly any OF the original
dissentors ever reached the ultimate
goal. II glandular infection has
been and still is the seat Of human
eruptions. revolutions and indisposi-
ton 20 do honest work for an hon
est living IL may be acclaimed as
the, most universal and persistent
disease known 10 medical science.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-06
SWEDES WOULD SUPPLY
BRAZIL WITH PAPER

RIO DE JANEIRO, Sept s.
Representative of a Swedish COM
pany have made proposals TO the
Brazilian government looking 20 the
establishment of a print PAPER man
ufacturing plant in the state OF
Parana Among other advantages
asked of the government is that Of
free entry of necessary machinery.
According 10 the company's rep
resentatives there is an abundance
OF necessary material for print paper
manufacture in Parana and other
states
Local publishers, who have for
some months been occupied with
problems growing out Of the scarcity
and high price OF imported print
paper. are unanimously in favor OF
the manufacturing project In the
meantime they are meeting fire.
quently 10 discuss measures OF
economy at which reduction in the
size of newspapers and increased
advertising rates and subscriI ton
prices were under consideration.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-06

Mrs s. Flowers. 140 Lasalle ct,
will be hostPss 10 the Hoosiar club,
A special meeting OF the Ladies'
AID society OF the Hope Presbyter-
ian church viii be held at the
church.
Members OF the Norman EDDY
Sewing circle viii hold heir regular
meeting Friday afternoon at the X.
p Hall
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-06

PASS The FLOWERS. PLEASE.
When 7 cash in. and this poor race
is run,
Ny chores performed and all my
brands done.
Perhaps some folks who mock nv
efforts here.
VIII. weeping. bend above my low
~ bier
And bring large Rarlands worth
three bucks a throw.
And paw the ground in ecs acy of
woe
And friends will wear crepe knots on
their tiles.
While [ look down Cor up a mil
lion miles.
And wonder " ny those people never
knew
How square I was before 7 died
How square was before my spir-
it few.
when cash in 7 shall not care a ven
For all the praise that's heaped
upon me then;
Serene and silent in my narrow
box,
shall not heed the praises or the
knocks.
And all the pomp and all the vain
display
VIII be INST fuss and feathers
thrown away.
SO tell me now. while I am on the
earth
Your estimate Of what my friend
ships worth
Oh. tell me what a loyal chap I am
And an ME full Of taffy and Of
lam.
Spread il good. like honey's spread or
bread
Don't wait 20 shoot the bunk when
I am dead.
Author Unidentified
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-06
SATURDAY.

Saturday.
a meeting OF the Sunshine class
OF the Lowell Heights ". f. church
viii be held with Miss Ruby Zehend =
ner. STA Z. SOrin ST., acting as hos
tess.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-06
VioIins for Sale.

Largest stock of violins in the
city ranging in price from IS up.
Niolins repaired and bows rehaired.
F. l. Williams, 235 6. Michigan, 2nd
floor. room .. open Thursday and
Saturday evenings.-9127-11
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-06
LICENSED N CHICAGO.

Special 20 The News-Times.
CHICAGO. III. sept 5.-Paul r.
Bohm and Miss Mary Mills. both OF
South Bend. were licensed 20 wed
here Saturday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-06

During these chilly mornings, and
evenings, an electric heater will
make your home or room more
comfortable Costs but few cents
per day for electricity For sale at
the BLUE BIRD SHOP I2S n. Main
81. sl25-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-06

south Bend Lodge No. 2047, F. s
a. NJ
Called meeting 3 =. NJ, Monday.
Sept. 9th. 20 attend funeral OF John
Melber Visiting brethren fratern-
ally invited. r. w Long W. NJ. r.
II. Horst, Sec.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-06

Homes in Homewood--911z-h
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-04-16
SALESMAN.

An established security house Is In need Of q
high class salesman OF proven worth and
ability: TO men OF good personality who are
salary and commission; call 10 TO T. Mr..
Coppinger. room sos. Iss Montague ST.,
BrooklyD.
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-04-16
SALESMAN.

Let's get together and have a personal talk
have the opportunity IL you have the ability;
II you live outside the city write me letter;
n il worth while L. W. Martin 4 Co. Inc.
selected securities, room 1014. 1870 Broadway
statesmen, aged 25-40, to sell high grade
security. Desire men trained under one call
system with a clientele Commission basis
Ieads furnished. We want salesmen. no
curiosity seekers. Cali TO see Mr.. Simpson,
93a. Park Row Building, New York, between
10 A. a. and 2 p. N. Monday.
SALESMAN in Iewelry storei experienced in
Keeping stock and some knwledge Of book
Keeping Write or call. John Daly, 604 9Th ay.
SALESMAN wanted to sell a new and timely
advertising proposition Call between aud ?
p NJ, C. \. Hammond Co.: Y Thames ST.,
three blocks south Of Cortlandt.
SCREW MACHINE HANDS.
steady work, good pay Dictoyraph Prod
nets Corporation, Rockawsy road and Beau
fort ST., Jamaica, L. 1.
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-04-16

E0IrATED woman OF caitiire and refine
mcnt wanted: ChrlBtIsn business hoaEe:
81. 900 end bones ~ 9. 81; sgn- -Hcrald.
Herald square
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-04-16

YOU are a good workman and you
want good Job where you can
work easily, have good bosses and
know iehat your work will be ap-
preciated and your wages increased
at stated periods without the ask
ing. You want q place where you
and your family are protected by q
good benefit fund. where you get
vacation with pay after two
years service. where you are rep
resented by employees committees
without charge. Large New York
city corporation. Outside work.
II you are citizen between 10
and IS years of age apply to Mr..
J, A. Hchoelle. second floor, Il
Walker H., New York city, he-
tween 4. NJ. and 10 A. M. any
date, or write. You will be told OF
the several positions open for good
men.
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-04-16

NHAIL I SIAIF SHALL GOT
Before making a change find out n you are
on the right track. To know what your life
work should be Is a start In the right dlrec-
ton. The trained analyst will know from q
study OF Jour face the vocation for you. This
study Is based on known scientific laws No
psychological tests; no trade tests. Ask Us all
about It. Booklet "S'' on request MERTON
INSTITUTE. INC. 90 5th aV. Cat 18th str.
New York. Telephone Chelsea 4o04.
SIXTY positions advertised In last Sunday :
Times for men and women with q knowl.
edge Of Spanish. French or Germsn: why
not increase your earning cspadty By learn
ing q foreign language! Quality for one OF
tails and our free descriptive booklet. "Lan-
Euage Logic" Cortina Academy. II East
18th st., New York.
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-04-16

MEN wanted TO operate moving picture
machines In theatre: we teach you, day
atre Building. siI Sth ay. Phone Bryant
1913.
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-04-16

SECURITY Salesmen-The alert salesman
viii check this ad and investigate. Only
oc,.asionaiiy comes the big proposition that
Ia trl,ly one In hundred Permanent and
mig paying connection. Invaluable Office CO.
oneration TO assist sales. Absolute monopoly
III ore Of nrst Ave industries: high grade
business; stable immensely profitable. Phone
Bryant " for appointment
SHOE SALESMAN, experienced ouly, family
store. Liss Bros. 696 Morris av. Bronx
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. man OF ability
and integrity ambitious for success In
,rads publication field; write particulars.
state religion, also salary. O. p, 7lS sun
Herald.
sTFNO0RAPHER, Is 70 %. credit cepart-
ment OF large woollen and commission
bouse desires services OF accurate young
men. exceptional opportunity: state partcu-
lara X. r., 200 un-Herald. Herald square.
sT0CK SALESMAN, experienced. 70 dlstrib-
rtc exesptionaliy nteritorions oil tseile
rronertieA surrounded by three Of the best
known and largest producers. and directorate
consists OF men well known IN this city:
wonderfui talking points: commission basis:
call suite is0i. 20 Broad st.. before ios9
A. ". for interview.
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-04-16

MAKE money at home You can earn from II
TO Sc an hour IN your spare time writing
show cards. quickly and easily learned: no
canvassing: we teach you how and sell your
work Write to-day for fun particulars,
AMERICAN SHOW CARD SCHOOL, 2aI Ryrie
Building. Y0ass and Shutter sls.. Toronto,
Canada
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-04-16

High class English woollen house, with
offices and warehouse In New York. re-
qulres a representative who has connec-
tions with the finest merchant tailor trade
in New York city; only gentlemen fully ac-
quainted with this line Of business may
apply, others not considered. Write s. II.
s., 1855 Broadway.
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-04-16

LEARN TO BE A cHAUFFEUR.-Pisas-
snt and profitable work; day and even
Ing classes, Send for free booklet and
visitors pass. West Side Y. II. c. A.. sol
West 57th st.
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-04-16
INSTRUCTION.

LEARN Wireless Telegraphy at u practical
and UP to date school: co-ed: individual
instruction results In rapid progress: post
tions secured; afternoon sessions. to S:
evenings, 1880 TO $3.50 Call or write now.
THE WIRELESS INSTITUTE,
sAR East I2d arraaf
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-12
CECIL COUNTY NOTES.
Special Correspondence Of Every Event

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Elkton, Md, Oct 12- Oliver G. Jones,
agricultural agent for Queen Anne's
county. and Miss Susie A. Harris Of
Ccntrevillc mntored to Rising Sun,
Thursday last, and were married by the
brides brother, Rev Cornelius G. Harris
of Rising sun NJ r., Church
II M Pearce, general freight traffic
manager Of the Chicago. Milwaukee Il
ST Paul railroad. with headquarters in
st. Paul, MINI. is spending few days
with his mother, Mrs. b. NJ. Pearce, in
Elkton
y marriage license was issued III F'ikton,
yesterday. to William N, Anderson aud
Miss llizabcth V Ritchie Of Wilmington
Samuel Il Alexander and Mas Martha
L. Hyatt. also u Wilmington, took ont
n marriage license
The people of Chesapeake City will
hold their annual Chautauqua in Masonic
Temple October Is, 10 and 20
William 8 Wilson and William Cherry,
two Rising sun business men. are On a
motor trip a. the lattcrF former home at
Roanoke, Va They expect to visit many
southern points before returning home
Frank I Williams editor Of the Cccil
Wing If Flhton. who CLAIMS The unfor-
tunatc responsibility fer having land
United States Senator Joseph France.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-12
PRESENTED WITH JEWEL.
Christine Encampment Makes Presentn
ton to Otto M. Burkhardt.

Interesting talks were given last night
by members present Mt the regular meeting
Of Christine Encampment. No. IL, ]. O. q.
i. Chief among the features Of the even
ing's entertainment was the presentation
by z. G. Representative =. J. Isaac, on
behalf of the members Of tho encampment
Of beautiful p G. Representative
jewel to T. G.. Representative Otto NJ
Burkhardt Luncheon was served follow
ing the speaking.
Among those present who made talks
were p. G.. W. DR.. N w Crossan, + G..
M. w. w Douty, p G. representative,
p. ]. Isaac, p G. Representative J r..
Snyder and Grand Senior Warden vii.
liam i. McClain The disturbance com
mittee," or entertainment committee had
charge of arrangements for last night g
meeting II was urged that each member
of the cncampment be present at the
Monday evening meetings, 40 that the
degree staff will be perfect.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-12
APPLES So PLENTIFUL
THEY ARE GIVEN AWAY
Prices Low and People Allowed TO
Help Themselves in Some
Orchards.
Special Correspondence OF Every Evening

Special Correspondence OF Every Evening
Laurel Oct. l2-ln spite of many pre-
dictions, last spring that ~ the result OF
late heavy frosts, the apple crop OF tins
section was dead, farmers and the various
orchard companies have harvested one of
the largest crops of apples IN the history
Of the community. The price of the earlier
summer varieties ranged from 40 cents To
GO cents per SIS basket, and not with
standing large quantities were sold at
those prices, larger quantity WAS left
to rot under the trees or was converted
into cider for vinegar or other purposes.
Ii was expected the fall and varieties
would cell at higher figure but to the
surprise of the housewives, apples of the
very best quality and of popular varieties
have been selling for not over 80 cents
per basket, with the exception of very
few Grimes Golden, which were marketed
carly in the fall at higher figure.
Pears can he purchased for 25 CENTS TO
80 cents per SIS basket and some of the
farmers tell their friends il they will go
out to their farms and pick up the apples
and pears from under the trees IN their
orchards. they will give them all they want
One man. who owns farm near town,
let many of his friends go ont into his
orchard and pick up all the fruit they
wanted, which they took 10 the farmers
cider press, converted it into sweet cider,
and carried away half The cider with them,
giving the other half 10 the farmer for
the fruit and the use of his prrss
Lost something Try classified adj
yprtISaTncnf IN Every E%pulnv Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-12

Lost something" Try n classified ad
vertIscmcnt IN Every Evening Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-12
NEW TRAFFIC BRIDGE.
II is 10 be Off icially Opened Next Satur-
day or Monday.

The Augustine Bridge over the Brandy
VINE. formerly the Baltimore & Ohio
Which has been changed from railroad
bridge To an artery for general traffic,
viii he officially opened Saturday or
Monday Completion of wiring for electric
lights delays the official opening
The Walsh Construction Co, which
remodeled the bridge Will probably trans
fer it 70 the Levy Court tomorrow. after
FIVE months work on the structure Having
= length of 905 feet, 1t IS the longest bridge
IN Delaware 1t is 200 feet longer than the
bridge being built over the Brandywine
st Washington street. Concrete ratings
and specially designed electric light
standards ornament the bridge The
roadway and sidewalk have an area Of
] 200 cubic yards Twenty -four hundred
tons Of concrete have been put on the
steel frame
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-12
YOUNG WOMAN FO|LED
TWO HOUSE ROBBERS
Pursued Them on Horseback Until
Sheriff Arrived and Took Them
TO Elkton Jail.
Special Correspondence Of Every Evening

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Elkton, Md, Oct l2.-fIarold Sail of
New York and James O'Brien Of Chicago,
two young white men, were arrested at
Turkey Point, yesterday, by Sheriff Seth,
and landed in Ellxton Jail. charged with
robbing the home Of Van Reynolds, n
farmer Of Elk Neck, The men applied to
the house for work. but when told they
did not need help left.
In an hours time they returned and
ransacked the house from cellar to garrct.
Just as they were leaving they were dis
covered by Miss Reynolds, daughter Of
the farmer, who quickly telephoned 10
the sheriff and then jumped on horse
and managed to keep track Of them until
the arrival Of the officer
The stolen goods were found on the
young houscbreakers They will be given
hearing this evening before Justice
ScOttcn
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-12
KENT CLUB SHOOT.
Registered Tournament at Harrington
All Day Tomorrow.

The Kent Gun Club of Harrington will
hold its annual fall registered tournament
tomorrow. The program calls for $50 To-
yard targets and 50-bird handicap race
Shooting will start at 10 n. m, but the
Kent Club has made provision for VIII
mington shooters arriving on the l2."0
train and they will be allowed to shoot-up.
1t is expected that one or two squads
will 90 from Wilmington to the Harrington
shoot, as the Harrington boys can always
be depended upon to show out-of-town
shooters a royal good time.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-12

finite action WAS taken. Subscriptions 70
stock Of the association are reported 10
be sufficient 10 cover the Bulls Head
Hotel project. Fred W. Stierie, secretary
Of the association, this morning stated
that several other sites were IN view by
thc committee and that decision might
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-12
Woman's Missionary Society

The Woman's Missionary Society Of
Brandywine NJ. f. Church will hold a
business meeting IN the lecture room Of
the church al 8 O'Clock this evening
held in Lancaster. Pa, will be announced
All members and clubs are invited
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-12
DIR. Palmer Better.

The condition Of Dr. John Palmer. Jr.,
1900 Delaware avenue who is seriously
Ill al ms home of pneumonia and pleuresy,
was reported as slightly improved this
morning The doctor passed a fairly
comfortable night
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-12
Labor Temple Project.

Alta special mectingof the Labor Tempt
Association i'll Irish-American Hall yes
terday afternoon. the question Of change
IN location Of the proposed new Labor
Temple 10 Delaware avenue and Tatnall
street, was discussed However, no de
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-12
be rechcd within the next week.

As an addition % tho pr ket billiard ada
n peuusylvanian has paterfnd an ebrfffal
device which when tall enters p<eEet,
starts hand spinning on 4 dial. thn mum /.
Ter az which tho hand stppe bfiug added
20 q f,laRnr : acfirn
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-12

10 an infant on the Republican doorstep,
is demanding that he resign his seat, due
to 'hs many bad breaks made.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-18

DR.. Clarence Z. Fox, dentist, an
nounces his removal to rooms, 2, and
6, Davis Building, Fifth and Main
streets. FL Centre. Phone l49
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-18
BANK TEAMS WILL
REPEAT CARNAGE

With the aid of "Emty" Lewis, al
legged college pitcher. who during the
first two innings walked six men with
out throwing one strike over the plate,
tho First National bank suffered sad
defeat in the hands Of the Southern
Trust on the high school diamond last
Saturday afternoon.
The game ended at the close Of the
seventh inning, the final score being
- to 6, or at least according TO Paul
Black, that was )! The tallies regis
tered. He lost count after that num-
Der was reached.
4 second challenge was issued this
morning and another contest will be
plaveG next Saturday.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-18
u Is; q q
MARINE SERGEANT
GIVEN A MEDAL

Sergeant Hooper Of the local Marine
recruiting office has been presented
with 4 good conduct metal by the U. S.
Marine Corps. The medal is Of bronze
and Of very pretty design. The medal
is presented to marines on re-enlist-
mont who have won them on their
former enlistment lor their excellent
conduct, industry, proficiency, etc.
The medal will draw the sergeant some
extra money each month.
Sergeant Hooper IS not to be trans
tcrrcd to the Philippine Islands. The
telegram received was in regards to
the re-enliStment Of a man for the
Corps and not Tor the sergeant s
aeant Hooper says he is very well
satisfied with El Cea.ro and Imperial
Valley ard has no desire Q leave.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-18
DEATH SENTENCE
CHANGED TO LIFE
lEv AssoctateD rress)

SACRAMENTO, oct. lS. - The
death sentence imposed on Roy Wolf,
II years old, for the murder OF Elmer
Gleel.. in Kern CoureE. was today
tcmmu,ed to life imprisonment by
Governor Stephens on HE recommen-
dation Of the state advisory pardon
BOARD, which stated he physicians
tests had shown his mentality was
that Of an eleven year old child.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-18
TWO MORE BEARS
SECURED FOR SHIP

Two more Bears haze been recruit
d bv Chiefs Reber and Coyne, of the
lccaI navy recruiting station; to man
The new i. S. s. California. They are
Horace Fire Of Fresno, who recently
moved to FL Centre and Elmer Xii
zorc cf Hclyille.
To da-e the navy recruiters have
secured 3 of the : men allotted to them.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-18
FAFORITISM TO
BLAME, HARDING
By Associated Press)

TERRE HAUTE. md, Oct. Is
"Tavovitism2 in the distribution Of
coal cars due to the failure to enforce
he provisions of the Gemmins-Eseh
az, was Blamed By Senator Harding
today in q speech, fer the much pres
eno can6azicn in the coal situation.