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Glas svobode., 1920-12-31
x "KEZemicno oko' je nov cudez.

Znanost predlozi danes svetu
nov cudez, Xxi Sc imenuje "kemie
no oko", S katerim je mogoee vi
deti nevidno .svetlobo. Ia izjava
izgleda kot precejSnja porcija pa
radoksa.
Iznajdba je bila odkrita tekom
vojne in izpopolnjena do njenega
zavrsetka.
MOI, XII je izdelal ia cudez il
DR.. Robert w. Woods, professor
fizike ma John Hopkins vseucilis-
Gu, Tekom vojne ie professor vsto-
pill vojasko sluzbo, ola Sc on sluzi
svoji dezeli. Bill je Evropi na
bojnem polju, kjer je vprasal po-
veljujoGega castnika, kaj mu ja
storiti,
"Dajte nam svetlobo, katero
nam bo mogoGe videti, ki bo pa
sovrazniku nevidna," sc Je reklo
znanstveniku.
Doktor ie zacel eksperimentira
ii s takozvanimi "ultra-vijo
mi zarki" kateri so cloveskemu O.
Gesl1 neyidni in tako Sc lie zgOdilo.
da je iznasel kemicno oko kate
rim je mogoGe napraviti recene
zarke vidne cloveskemu oeesu.
On zamore razsvetljiti sobo ia
ko, da ne bo nihee V njej mogei
spoznati cd kje ista prihala. SODA
je svetla, to je vse, kje Sc lue ma
haja ne pogodi nihce.
Svoje delo je dovrsil bas V casu,
ko ie bilo podpisano premirJe.
Professor je obdrzaval predav"-
ME veeraj V Mandelovi dvoranl
ma cikaslzi univerzi, kjer Sc vrsi
sedeminstirideseta letna konvencl-
ia ameriSke zveZe "a napredoVa'
ME manosti (American AsSocla-
ton for the Advancement OF
Science).
Iznadeno "kemicno oko" sc bo
uporabljalo Ia sprejemanJe sigma
loy 2 aeroplanov visoke zraku IN
boinih ladij V temnih noceh. Na
dezeli Sc bo skozi noe posiljalo ne
vidne svetlobne brzojayke $ p2-
mocio ultra-vijoletnih zarkov, ka-
tere Sc dobi tal>ozvano zlvosr2-
brno lucio. Rabilo Sc iih bo NADIA
lie, da Sc aeroplanom V noci po-
IIaze prostor "a spustiti Sc ma tia
in Sc "a stotine drugih stvarl.
"Nahaiia Sc toliko nevidnih sve-
tlobnih zarkov," je rekd Dr'
Woods. govorec o syoji iznajdbi,
"kot ie vidnih svetlobnih zarkov
V spektrumu. (Kaj je spectrum Iln,!
Ce Sc spusti V temno sopo ozeN
pramenGek solncne svetlobe, 10 j.
solnGnih zarkov, napravl 10 lid
stem belo pikico. Ako Sc pa Ia
nramen zarkov prestreze ma sue
Ixleno primo, jih slednja razde!i
in vlze V drugo smer. ZarK1 81
zdai razdelieni in nam pokazeJo
razne krasne barve. Barv Je tn 81
cor nesl<oncno stevilo, toda steJe
Sc iih sedem glavnih in te SO: VI
ioletna, indigo, modra, zelena' ru-
mena, oranzna in rdeca- Mavrica
nam naprimer pokaze solnem spe-
ktr,lm. Spektrum nam dokazuJe'
da solneni zarki MISC bell ozlroma
brezbarvni nego so sestavllenl "
raznobarvnih zarkov, katere ]e
Glas svobode., 1920-12-31

Rela 2S dec. - Gabriel d.
Annunzijo je danes zgOdaj izroeil
vse svoje mo6i reSkemu mestnem9
Svetu. ' ss
General Caviglia bo aranziral
mirovne pogoje tekOm dneva ma
konferenci z zastopniki mestnega
Sveta.
Reski zupan Rickardo Gigantic
in kapitan Hostewenturi, kate,
rega roke je d'Annunzijo izrOGil
obrambo mesta, bosta govOrila '
imenu Reke. D'AnnunziJo Je ocl-
vidno ignOrman.
Pariz, %. dec. - BOji med lta-
liianskimi vladimir 6etami in q
Annunzijevimi legijonarji so vsaJ
zacasno prenehali.
Brzojavka IL Rima govori, da
so delegate, katere je menoyai
reski zupan imeli seStanek gen.
Ferrario, XII ina direktno poVe'
stvo mad italijanskim regularnml
6etami, V Opatiii zadnji tOrek N
tam so Sc sporazumeli glede pogo
lev pod katerimi bO meStO kapltu-
liralo.
D., 90 doc Payni clani DO
slanske zbornice so Sugestirali, da
Sc zbornica zopet otvOri, ola Sc
razpravlja o reSki situaciji,
D'Annunzijevi legijonarJi so V
pondeljek zveGer pognai skladiS-
Ge smodnika dOlini Reeine V
zrak, Sc poroGa IL Opatije. zatrju-
ie Sc tudi. da Sc ie zazgalo petro-
lejsko eistilnieo, ki Sc je nahoJaIa
V blizini reGenega skladiS6a.
NaihujSe bojevanje Sc je pripe-
tilo ma zapadni strani Reke, kjer
so alpinci prodrali in dosegl
liudske vrtove. Ko so dospell do
tam so odkrili ne baS priJetnO del
stvo. da Sc je vsa pOslOpJa okoll
vrtov spremenilo V trdnJave $
stroinimi puSkami IL katerih Sc Je
vsipala ma ME svinGena tOca,
Oklopni automObil sc je bhzal
alpincem in prizadejal slednjim
obGutne izgube. Alpinci so Sc W.
oil ma tia in Sc borili nekaj casa,
Major Dambara, kateri Je poVe-
lieval alpincem je vspodbodel ko-
MIA in dirjal proti omenjenem au-
tomobilu, toda BIZ ie ranjen diva
krat in njegov konj je bill ubit
pod MIN. Ko je strelJanJe pona-
halo ie major doSegel automobll IN
naSel notri tri mrtve legijonarJe
in diva tezko ranjena kOmiSiJska
6astnika.
Raniene regularne vojake Sc je
ma automobilih odpeljalO V Trst
in Gorico, kjer Sc je organiziralo
posebne bolniSnice. VseObce mne-
ME vlada. da so bill regularcl ma
slabsem. Rabbi so le rocne puske
docim so d d'Annunzijevi leglJonar-
ii rabbi roene granate IN stroJne
puske. Vrhtega so Sc podminlrah
skoro YES bojni prOstor, tako da
so bill regularci veenl nevarno-
sti, da Sc jih pozene V zrak.
Dive hisi V Reki sta re bill po-
ruseni od min, je reeeno.
Veeina ranjencev ie bila zadeta
od krogel IL strOjnih puSk all cd
drobcev roGnih granat.
Re6eno ie, da Sc je regularnlm
eetam narcotic, da ne smejo sire
liati dokler ne DO absolutno po-
trebno. To priliko so reskl teglJo-
narii dobro izrabili in zadah so
nestreliajoeim regularnlm cetam
eimnajsilnejse izgube.
Redne eete so prodirale skrajno
Glas svobode., 1920-12-31
Italiianski ultrapatriot Sc no5e unare-
tt, odnesel je rajsi pete.

poGaSi. D'Annunzijevi pristasl St
imeli vse prednosti Skriti V po-
slopjih so vSipali ogenj na redne
tete. XII so bile brez vsakih kritiJ
ReGeno je, ola bi bilo jake tezavno
zavzeti mesto, 6e bi d Annmzijo
ne kapituliral. Bio bi ga treba
bombardira+i ma vseh koncih in
lraiih. kar Sc nj hotelO, storiti.
Demonstracije "a d'Annunzija
Sc ie obdrzavalo vseh vecJih
srediS6ih Italije. Trgovine so bile
povsod zaprte in nosile so napise
"Zaprto radi narodnega zalova-
MIA. Tudi zastave so bile "a
krite crnim.
V Milanu. Genevi, Spleziji in
BoIogni je morala policija posre-
dovati, da je zopet vpeljala red.
V Turinu sta bill ranjeni dye ose-
bi, drugih resnejSih posledlc nj bl-
10.
IzvrSevalni komitej milanskih
naciionalistov je sprejel resolucijo
V kateri izjavlja, da so narodnJaki
takoi pripravljeni dvigniti Sc pro
ii vladi, ki je edna kriva "reske-
ga zloGina
(VspriGo nenadkriljive samo-
goltnosti italijanskih Sovinistoy
ie videti, da bi ltalijanska vlada
ne mogla biti poStena tudi ce bl
zelela.)
London, 30. dee. = Vojvoda d.
Aosta ie dospel V Trst in je napo.
ia prot Opatiji, da Sc vdelezl
lzonference med generalom Ferra-
rio in reskimi delegati, poroca MI
lanska brzojavka datirana to-
rex.
Reska situacija je jake resna IN
civilno prebivalstvO nj V stan'l
dobiti hrane. Mnenje vlada, da ]e
zupanova zahteva, ola Sc preneha
$ sovraznostmi storjena radi tega,
da Sc omogoei civilistom odhod IL
meSta.
Brzoiavka IL Rima pravi, ola le
reSki zupan zahteval V torek IN
tervju z generalom Caviglia in ta-
kojsnie premirje pod sledecml
pOgOji;
/. Vladne Gete maj Sc umakne-
10 ma svoie prvotne pozicije,
2. ReSka regenciia bo izpraz-
Mia otoka Kirk in Rab ter vrnila
vladi ladije neoborozene ali pod
obljubo, da Sc jih ne bo uporabllo
proti Reki.
3. Legijonarje bo kontroliraia
Reka neodvisno od italijanske
Wade.
4 Dovolitev vstopa reskemu
delegatu V komisijo, ki bo odloci-
la usodo pristaniSca Baros.
Bas tie pogoje je ze predlagala
= ;+ol;ionska yIada toda jih je t.
Anunzijo s prezirom odklonil.
Rim, %. dec. = D'AnnQnzlJo
ie sklenil zapustiti Reko in odvze-
ii svoje legiionarie prisege, TO
niegovo iziavo Sc ie V italijanskih
vladnih krogih sprejelo z velllIlm
zadovoljstvOm.
D'Annunzijo pravi, da ltallJa
nj vredna, da bi umrl "a MO. Ia
trjuje, da Sc je re plipravil ma
smrt in potolazil svojo duso, toda
pozneie Sc je premislil in sklenil'
da Sc odpelje IL Reke ma aeropla-
nu.
Popoldne ma 30. dec, so dan
nunziievi zastopniki V OpatiJi PR
pogajaniu genralom Ferrarlo
pripoznali rapalsko pogodbo po-
polnoma.
Glas svobode., 1920-12-31

Kdor zbira denar "a boga je sle-
par. Do danes nj bog prejel Sc niti
centa Cd cloveka.
Glas svobode., 1920-12-31

Skupai $34.OO. Pref oznaeenih '
tenn letu $2O2.OO. Skupai V tenn
|letu $236.00.
Evening star., 1920-11-15

~ HE ambassador of Brazil, Mr..
| Augusta Cochrane de Allen
car. will entertain at dinner
- this evening at the embassy
! in honor of the Secretary Of
State. Mr.. cambridge Colby. and Mrs.
Colby. Nine. de Matthew. wife of the
ambassador Of Chile. will act as host
ess for the bachelor host. This din
FER is in the nature of a farewell as
the Secretary will leave Washington
around the goth of the month for
South America, where he will make
visits Of state to Brazil, Argentina
and Uruguay.
The ambassador of Great Britain
and Lady Geddes will be the honor
guests at dinner at which the Sec
retary of the Treasury and Mrs. Hous-
ton will be hosts Wednesday evening.
The Secretary is still at Hot Springs.
Va. where he went last Friday. ac-
companied by Mr.. Edward G. Lowry
and Mr.. John c. Breckenridge of New
York.
The concert given by the Hot
Springs Choral Society for the bene-
tit of the Public Library held last
night at Hot Springs was given under
the direction of Mrs. Walter Bruce
Howe of this city-and attracted a
large audience.
Mr. w. T. Munthe de Morgenstierne,
commercial adviser of the legation
of Norway. is at the Homestead at
Hot Springs, Va, for visit.
Events in Official Society.
The Secretary of State and Mrs.
Colby will be the guests of honor
at dinner tomorrow night. with the
Argentine ambassador as host and
will be entertained at dinner Wednes-
day evening by the undersecretary OF
state and Mrs. Norman IL. Davis.
Evening star., 1920-11-15

SOCIETY,"

broadcloth trimmed with beaver, and
she wore a large hat of brown duve-
tyne. The bride and bridesmaid wore
corsage bouquets OF Columbia roses.
During the war Mr.. Dempsey served a
year in France and in Germany with
the 54th Regular Infantry. Imme-
diately after the ceremony Mr.. and
Mrs. Dempsey left for New York city.
Later in the week they will visit the
bridegroom's parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
William H. Dempsey, at Waterloo.
y. Y. Upon their return to Washing
ton Mr.. and Mrs. Dempsey will make
their home at 2S03 18th street north
west.
The marriage of Miss Esther NJ
Curry. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Karl
E. Curry. of West Orange. y J.. for
CONTINUED on Ninth Page.)
Evening star., 1920-11-15
Society

breckenridge. Miss Charlotte Camp
bell. Mrs. Willoughby S. Chesley. Mrs.
Eaton Edwards. Mrs. Alfred Eldridge,
Mrs. Isabel Espey. Mrs. Charles L.
F'raiiey. Mrs. H. P. Goodwin, Mrs. Rose
Gouverneur Hoes, Mrs. Benjamin
M1cou. Mrs. Edmund Parry, Miss
Caroline Smith. Mrs. Henry X. Soule
and Mrs. Joseph S. Wall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas 3. Crisp an
Evening star., 1920-11-15

nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Dorothy Elizabeth. to Mr..
Curtis Haight OF Philadelphia. The
marriage will take place in January.
xHaase-Dempsey wedding.
The marriage of Miss Agnes Cath
crime Haase. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry F. Haase. and Mr.. William
Mills Dempsey occurred at the Shrine
of the Sacred Heart this morning.
Rev. p. c. Gavan officiating. The
bride was attended by Miss Jane
Dempsey. sister of the bridegroom.
and Mr.. Henry F. Haase. jr.. acted as
best man. The bride was married in
a travelling costume of Nankin blue
vel de cygne. with squirrel collar and
a picture hat of blue duvetyne. Miss
Dempsey's gown was castor-colored
Evening star., 1920-11-15

CONTINUED on Ninth Page.)
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-14
Births.
IT'S GRANDEST IN The
WORLD, SAYS MRS. COX

Ny troubles have AL completely dis
appeared, and l now feel Just as fine
"a ever did in my life
MY husband had a bad case Of
stomach trouble. and had 10 be very
suffer terribly with blOating ana
awful Cramping pains. but since tax
ing TanIac n never feels sign OF
them, and is enjoying the best Of
health.
Our little seven year-old son was
also thin, pale, weak and run
down. and in fact. We just had 10
keep him out OF school His aDpe-
rlte was So poor he ate little
more than enough TO keep body and
soul together. He had no energy
just moped around the house. and
didn't care 10 play at all.
Well. TanlaC has fixed him up so
wonderfully that he seems TO be
hungry all the time now. eats Just
anything he wants, and is SO FUN
OF life and energy We can hardly
keep him in the house at any time.
We just can't say enough for
Tanlac at our house. FOR il has
Strengthened Us all up. and I never
hesitate 20 tell our neighbors and
friends of what IL has done for Us"
Tanlac is sold in South Bend az
the Central Drug Store. Public Drug
Store. Landon's Pharmacy and Wet
ticks Cut Rate DrVg Store and in
Mishawaka at the Red Cross Phar-
macy. Adv.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-14
"Our Whole Family Has
Taken Tanlac With Won
derfuI Results" Says
Notre Dame Resident.

we think Tanlac is the Erandest
medicine i'm the world at our house
and the whole family has taken IL
with wonderful results said Mrs
T.. J. Cox. Of NOtre Dame, Ind. wife
of the well known manager of the
\otre Dame College farm
AS for my case my kidneys and
bladder worried me considerably for
four years. and before I got Tanlac
] was In a mighty bad fix. ] was
very nervous had such awful sick
headaches 7 WAS confined 10 my bed
at times and was so thin. weak. and
rundown couldn't do my house
work a large portion OF the time.
also was bothered with troubles pc
culIar 10 women. and then last win
ter 7 had q dreadful .attaCk Of the
regular old-fashioned grippe that
5ust got me clear down. I WASH [
able 90 sit ~ but a few minutes at
a time. was in "a miserable condition,
and hardly knew which way TO turn
fer relief.
we saw so much about Tanlac
decided 20 give IL "A trial, and ~ mas
only taken eight bottles OF the med
iciRe 10 make a new woman Of me.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-14
FEW MEASURES
ARE EXEMPTED
IN RESOLUTION
Amendment For Inclusion of
Lever Food Control Act
is Accepted.

CONTINUED FROM PAGE O$E.)
OF the Lever act By house Of rep
resentatives and eswed what the
probable effect would be on the
prosecution Of thte coal miners and
operators in federal court, said:
Whether he prosecutions are
continued or dropped depends en-
tirely on whether saving clause
was included m the repeal OF the
Jaw II would stipulate that all
prosecutions Instituted while the
act was in effect may be continued
after the repeal II no such clause
was included the prosecutions must
necessarily be dropped but II a slip
ulation was made. the prosecution
Will go right ahead"
Discounts Effect.
Ert Slack, former United States
district attorney, who is aiding in
the prosecutions, said he believed
repeal Of the act was in effect" he
said. The defendants in the pros
ecutiCns now are persons charged
whit offenses committed while the
act was in effect and are none the
less guilty simply because the act
has now been repealed"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-14
CHALLENGE FIVE
IN GRESZEG JURY
Counsel for Accused Murderer
of Norris Dillon Fighting
Death Penalty.

Frequent objections 70 the death
penalty, In spite Of the fact that the
state has shown no intent TO insist
upon tina form OF punishment, were
expressed By prospective jurors in
the superior court Monday at the
rial OF Anton GresZeg, who is under
indictment for the murder of Nor
ris Dillon last January.
Queries az 10 whether the fact
that GreSzeg is a Hungarian and
has not become a citizen OF the
United states would influence his
decision. was asked each venireman
b. Atty. George sands, who Is de-
Finding Greszeg.
do you believe the law just
which gives a man the privilege Of
using firearms In self defense. pro-
viding he reasonably believes that
he is threatened with bodily harm
BY an aggressor % asked each ven
ireman, indicated that advantage Of
this statute would be taken by the
defense.
Both sides tried TO impress pros
pective jurors with the distinguish
ing characteristics of first and sec
Ond degree murders and five venire-
meE had been challenged by Atty.
Sands before the courts adjourn
ment Monday afternoon.
Greszeg was employed as clerk
In a soft drink parlOr at 1902 Prairie
av., owned by Joe Kocsis, on the
night of the murder and was talk
ing to Kocsis and Joe Szabo, a CON
tractor, about o'clock on the night
of Jan. u. when Norris Dillon of
Pittsfield, Ill; Ralph Smith. 215 y.
Main ST. Mishawaka; Frank Kinks
of the same address, and Walter
Marker, 215 Lincoln way w, Misha-
waka, are alleged to have entered
Dillon and the three men who
were with him are alleged to have
turned 10 Szabo and TO have knock
ed him down. When KOcsis attempt
ed to keep the intruders from SZabo,
Dillon is said 10 have "fioored" him
with a blow and turned toward
GresZeg who had come from behind
the counter. Dillon is alleged to have
backed into a front window, break
ing II and 10 have drawn a metal
object from his pocket, which
Greszeg says he thought was a re-
vOlveT.
Greszeg. who says that he be
lieved Dillon meant bodily harm to
him, quickly secured a revolver in
a drawer near him and shot Dillon.
= is charged. Dillon died two DAYS
later.
After the men had left. Greszeg
cared for SzabO and KOCsis. and
went 10 local police headquarters
and reported the shooting. He was
placed in the county Jail 10 await
trial. but was released on bond in
July.
The general opinion expressed by
both sides OF the case was that the
trial would be ended in "A compare
lively short time because Of "A scare
ity of witnesses The first veniremen
were called Monday morning.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-14
GOSHEN.

Lee
Elizabeth Stutzman. so. widow Of
Abraham Stutzman, died at her
home in Clinton township. six miles
northeast OF Goshen. She is sur
yiyed by three dauhters and one son
Mary Fletcher. II, wife OF Samuel
Fletcher. died az the home OF her
daughter, Mrs. John Troupe. in
Goshen. She formerly resided on
a farm northeast OF Middleburg.
Surviving are her husband. two
daughters and ore s0n.
The Elkhart County Trust COM
pany OF Goshen is dispOsing OF an
issue OF $4,000 OF Goshen city six
per cent bonds, which IL purchased
at premium OF 81, 500. Bidding at
the sale was spirited
A daughter was born 10 Mr.. and
Mrs. John Hoover Saturday.
The Goshen Community club. re-
Gently organized, has employed r.
Hill Turnock of Elkhart as archi-
tect and will convert the Charnley
property. West Lincoln avenue. into
a club house. Goshen city will be
asked to bear most Of the expense.
The club was formed through agi-
tation on the part OF the Goshen Re-
tary club
plOyed as a school house janitOr is
in a serious condition at his home
from burns received while undN :
going an X-ray in Elkhart.
Miss Naomi Blosser. OF Bucyrus.
Ohio. recently employed as special
school nurse here. has fled her first
report, in which she outlines A pro
gram OF activities. Miss BlOsSer
IL employed through Goshen Chap
ter. American Red Cross.
In the circuit court here Freda
Krusensterna has sued Herman (Pat)
Krusensterna OF Goshen and South
Bend for divorce, alleging cruel and
inhuman treatment. They were
married in 1916 and have two child
rem. The defendant Will file a cross
bill
Mrs r. c. Jester has moved from
Goshen to South Chicago. Her son,
Maxwell B. Jester, Is employed In
apd Tube Company Of America, In
diana Harbor.
William II Burrfs. 70. OF Milford.
former postmaster there, a promi-
nent republican and father Of Lloyd
L Burris, Goshen lawyer. died at
his home. Mr.. Burris served as
postmaster for % years. In 1912
he accompanied his father TO New
Paris and had lived in Elkhart and
KosliuSko counties since that time.
Laura McCleary. IS. wife Of Thorn
as Edward MCCleary, died at her
home in Middlebu Of compiled
lions Of diseases. Her husband,
infant child. father and one sister
survive.
Charles Freeman OF Portland. Ore
gon. formerly Of Goshen. is critical
ly III at his Portland home. His
son. Earl Freeman resides in Goshen.
James Bouras OF Warsaw. former
~ connected with the Irwin and Ly-
ric theaters in Goshen, has sold the
Strand tneater, a Warsaw movie
house. 10 Lou ]. Cunning Of Ply
mouth. formerly OF LigOnier
Marcus L. Freud OF Detroit. Mich.
and Miss Gwendolyn Straus of LigO-
nier were married at the Blackstone
hotel in Chicago. They will reside
in Detroit.
Ralph B. Wilson OF the Highway
cafe. Goshen. and Miss Edith Stefey,
who was cashier In the cafe, were
married here and have returned
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-14
SAVES S26O,OOO
INPURCHASES FOR
STATE INSTITUTION
Board Reports Further Econ
omy in Manufacture
of Supplies.

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board ...-ir-ar.s trfr saved The
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ate Lit'' '71 mann ~ I''' ~, Hel9
atu I'o'ei4 VINO nave HtIeloloie
declined 70 old on the quantity desir-
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-14
ADVOCATES LONG
TERM BONDS TO
SOLVE TAXATION
FOrdney Would Refund Ger
tificates and Bonds Into
Long Term Issues.

CONTINUED FROM PACE ONEl
Rep. Garner. democrat. Texas. viEO-
rously opposed The Forducy sug-
session. sayine it meant that the
government WAS breaking faith
tho people whom ~ had assured
trat it would take up the floating
debt 20 make the Liberty bonds re-
IN their proper level of market
vslue To float another loan loan.
MIR. Gardner asserted. would mate
rally weaken the quotation CT the
Liberty bond prices
Cannon BrcaI, Faith"
~ hen $50 pgsed those loan bills
and tax measures. we told the peO-
pie Certain t1inEs, A. Garner COM
tinued We cannot 80 back ON
hose insurance II would oc break
ing f7Ith with the people"
We'll Mr. Fordney countered.
those things were the work OF the
democratic administration That
i0ating debt was the product OF the
deruoCrati tie administration. But i'm
asmuCh as we have &c. Ir has now
become an OBLIGATION Of the re-
publican party and I mean 10 do all
7 can 90 get rid Of 10 without bur
Iening our people with taxation
Discussion or actual TAX revision
questions hy the committee devel-
oped an almost uu8uimity of opir-
ian slucuE itS members with re-
SVect 90 repeal NJ The excess profits
tlx Dr. Adams. speaking for the
treasury. coucurred ou this point,
but warned The committee that con-
-ress should Keep iu mind dinIcuI-
ties attendant upon collection OF r
,lles tax
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-14
FUNERALS
karin HEIoTIsT

Funeral services for Karin Hell
Iuiet. who died early Saturday
morning In Denver. Col viii be-
held from the residence. S27 s.
Eddy ST.. al o'clock Thursday aft
eruoOn followed at 2:&O o'clock
with services at The Gloria Del
Swedish Lutheran church, Rev.
Carl Anderson officiating.
Miss Helquist was resident OF
South Bend. but had been living in
Denver for the past year for her
health. She was graduated from the
South Bend hiGh school in 1914.