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Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-19
Pennsylvania Plants of
 Midvsle Steel Company
 Aannoce Wage Slashes

COATESv1r.LE Pa. Dec. iS--Ile Coatesville works of the Midvale Steel and Ordnance Company and the Lukens Steel Company, independent concerns today posted notices reduc- ing wages effective January 1 of common labor from 40 to 90 cents aD hour and ether workers, including salaried mon, will receive a similar cut.
 The Midvale company said tho re- duction was due to "the extensive de- cline in the selling price of iron and steel
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-19
Alteration of Federal
 Reserve System to Aid
 Farmers, Hitchcock Idea

WASHINGTON, Dec. 18.-Two sep arate proposals looking toward alter ations in the federal reserve system in the interests of farmers were pre- Cented today in the senate.
 Senator Hitchcock, Democrat Of Nebraska, presented a bill to amend the federal reserve act so as to per init the secretary of the treasury to place profits resulting from opera tions Of the federal reserve system as special deposits in such reserve banks as he might select. These de posits would remain in the banks not to exceed one year and would be used to discount paper of member banks loaned on agricultural products or livestock.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-19

and in that time has attended school by the private tutor course--las ta- ken I'D the study of dramatic art, and her earnest efforts have resulted iu d rapid rise to the top
 Under Northern Lights is Miss Faire's first appearance as leading lady iu feature film, although she has played in support of other Uni versa stars gaining the necessary experience and camera wisdom to help her gain success.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-19

is not to be allowed. No military or naval bases are to be permitted on mandated territories. The mandator- ies are to make a report to the coun- cil of the league Of nations annually
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-19
THEATER PROGRAMS EAGLE CENTRAL

Today and Monday
 Alma RubenS in The World and His Wife" Prof. Nagy, Violin Solo Tuesday and "Wednesday
 Viola Dana in
 'Thc Willow Tree"
 Thursday
 Mack Sennett Comedy "Salome and Shenandoah" Enid Benne tt in "The Haunted Bedroom" Friday and Saturday Maurice Tou-neur's "Treasure Island" Steve nson's Great Romance
 Sunday Thomas Mcighan and Gloria Swanson in Why Change Your Wife" Famous Players Special
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-19

 Today and Monday Cara Kimball Young in
 "Mid-Channel Tuesday and Wednesday Mack SenDett Comedy "Salome ond Shenandoah" Enid Bennett in The Haunted Bedroom"
 Thursday
 Viola Dana ill
 "The Willow Tree" Friday and Saturday Thomas Moighan and Gloria Swanson in Why Change Your Wife" Famous Players Special
 Sunj2y
 Maurice Tou-neur'a Treasure Island" Steve nson's Great Romance
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-22
KIWANIS CLUB TO
BE HOST TO kids"
Parade and Excursion to
Chain Lakes Tuesday
Morning.

Members OF the South Bend XII
wants club will make II possible for
needy children under the jurisdic-
ton OF Ray A Birds City Rescue
mission 20 enjoy a days outing Tues
day The children will be hauled 10
the summer recreation camp OF the
rescue mission in machines belong
ing 20 members OF the business club
in the morning and the Kiwanis
members will return them TO the
city in the evening. Members OF the
club performed the same service for
the rescue mission last year.
John r. DeHaven and George NJ.
Platner are in charge OF Tuesdays
parade and excursion 20 the recrea-
tiou camp near Chain-o' Lakes. The
Kiwanis automobiles will form on
L. Jefferson blvd. between Michi-
gan and 81. Joseph SITS, near the
City Rescue mission at s:45 o'clock
Tuesday morning. All the members
owning cars are asked 10 report for
the trip. Banners and decorations
will be provided by the committee
when the machines form for the Ia
rade. The members will drive the
children 10 the camp. returning TO
the camp al s o'clock in the evening
TO haul them back 10 the city.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-22
Arrest Three Alleged
Professional PickpocketS

Andrew J. AmundensOn. OF Chi
cago, Is minus $500 and three men
giving their names as George Davis
Benjamin Stole and Max Burger, all
OF Chicago. will be given a hearing
IN city court Friday on charges OF
being professional pickets along
with one OF grand larceny In con1
nection with the loss by Mr.. Amun-
denson's money.
Mr. Amuudenson was a passenger
on New York Central train from
Chicago bound for South Bend Sat
urday Enroute from the Illinois
Metropolis TO the St. Joseph county
capital he missed his S400. He sus-
pected the three men now under ar
rest, and when he arrived at the
depot here he found Sergt OF De-
tectives William Barnhart and Capt.
John Kuespert Of the New York
Central az the station. He made
known hts loss to them. and imme-
diately the three men were placed
under arrest.
The three mon. when searched at
police headquarters. were found TO
be well supplied with money Davis
had S203; Stole. S4s.95, and Berger,
$71.9O.
The three men were arrigned in
city court Monday and pleaded not
guilty Their cases were set for a
hearing for Friday. They furnished
$500 bonds each for their appear
anCe when their cases come up for
trial.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-22
CAN'T EXPRESS
HER GRATITUDE
Mrs Hatcher Says Tanlac Has En-
tircIy Relieved Her OF All
Her Troubles.

IT cannot express my gratitude for
all that Tanlac has done for me,
for Ii has really and truly made me
like a new woman" said Mrs. Mabel
Hatcher, OF 632 -. 5th St, Terre
Haute, Ind, recently, when speak
ing OF the excellent results which
she had obtained from the medicine.
II never did enjoy very good
health" continued Mrs. Hatcher,
and so when l had severe attack
OF the flu, two years ago, being al
ready in a weak condition, II went
hard with me, and l never expected
10 pull through. Well, ever since
then / have been in a very weak
and rundown condition and had so
little appetite that l just had 10
force myself TO eat. ! had such aw-
full pains in my back and side that
al times l thought / should faint,
and I hardly had enough strength
to walk around. much less attend
TO my homework or cook the meals.
I never quite gave up hope that
some day l might find a medicine
that would make me strong and
well. but / had tried so many things
without getting any benefit that both
my husband and myself were at our
Wits end TO know what TO do.
When a friend of mine advised
me to try Tanlac il was the best
turn she ever did ME. for 1 began
TO pick UP from the very first dose,
and today you would hardly take
me for the same person. I soon mad
such an appetite that could hardly
get enough TO eat. I used TO be
very thin, but after I began taking
Tanlac, my face filled out and l
gained so much in weight that l
had TO have all my clothes let out.
/ am so much stronger that doing
nv homework and looking after my
little girl is as easy as play to me
and I am over-joyed at my wonder
full recovery. For me there is no
medicine in the world like Tanlac,
and after this I shall always keep
IL In the house"
Tanlac IS sold in South Bend at
the Central Drug Store. Public Drug
Store, Landon's Pharmacy and Wet
ticks Cut Rate Drug Store: and in
Mishawaka at the Red Cross Phar-
macy. Adv.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-22
MINISTER'S FAVOR
ABOLISHING OF
CARNIVAL NUISANCE

Resolutions. commencing the city
comptroller and the Times for
condemning the carnival nuisance
which has been invading the city in
the last month, were passed at the
weekly meeting Of the South Bend
Ministerial association, at tine Y. NJ.
c. A. Monday morning. The low
standards of morality shown at
these exhibitions were attacked Sc
verely by several speakers while
every member of the associa ton put
himself on record as vigorously OPP
posed to these shows making South
BEND their stopping place.
Committees were appointed 10
provide n program for open air ex-
ercises on Sunday evenings in the
city's parks during the summer
Prominent speakers among the
South Bend clergy will make adj
dresses every week in one OF the
parks Reports OF the committees
Will be read at the next meetings
and the project will be voted upon.
Rev. Archibald Mcclure pastor of
the First Presbyterian church read
a paper on immigration Problems"
ne explained the effects OF the war
on the tide % immigrations and the
difficulties encountered in wedding
the unfit immigrants. He spent con-
siderable time discussing the immi-
grafton law recently passed on CON
greSs and how IL will probably
remedy the faults of the system.
Next Monday will be the final
meeting of the Ministerial associa-
ton for the summer. All business
consideration will be cleared up
then.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-22
Az Ard CONTRACT FOR
REGULATION SYSTEM

Contract for the installation OF an
automatic temperature regulation
system in the court house here was
awarded 10 the Powers Regulating
co. OF Chicago. by the county COM
xnissiOners at their meeting Monday
morning The consideration Is 10 be
81 500. and work viii start in a few
days. The Powers Co. was the only
bidder.
The petition OF residents Of Clay
township asking appointment OF a
Justice OF the peace 10 MI the va
CanCy now existing was fled, and the
matter was continued. The agree
ment between the state vocational
board and the county school system
calling for payment OF 81 200 for the
YEAR 1920 for vocational instruction
81 the county. was approved by the
board
The county engineer was ordered
To prepare plans and specifications
for a concrete flooring I'm the Jack
sn I'd bridge over the Kankakee
river. following the report hled that
tho bridge needed repairs. County
Treasurer Keller submitted a report
OF interest coupons on county bonds,
which was approved.
Three dollars was allowed TO John
Nemeth for taxes enormously paid.
while Peter PawlOwsH was given
SIS and J. A. McClane was given
S42O for the same reason.
a Ietition for additional help 20
two poor persons OF Portage town
ship was granted.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-22
Rip Van Winkle'
of South Bend
Must Pay Taxes

Il never saw anything in the "a
pers about income tax" was the
contrite plea Of another South Bend
man taken in custody by the revenue
officials for evasion Of income tax
payments since 1917. considering
the amount Of publicity given this
matter continually. a story like this
one is amazing. ridiculous" was the
comment OF NJ. T. Cummings. deputy
internal revenue collector for South
Bend district, as the hearing con-
tinued.
The case was postponed for fur
Their investigation. The penalty for
such a fragrant violation is $1,000
as a maximum while IS is set as the
minimum. To date the collector has
in every case exacted the minimum.
although he is doubtful as to the
aforementioned. This Rip Van
Wrinkle has been earning $500
ever since the last income tax law
went into force, and being in the un-
married class, is obliged 10 pay tax
at four percent on $500. the exemp-
ton being $1,000. Regardless OF pen
atty fixed by the collector. he will
have 10 forfeit 20 percent OF the tax
due IN addition to that. together
with five percent OF the tax unpaid.
which in this case dates back 10
1917. and one percent per month
interest during the period il remain
ed unpaid.
Two more men are daily expected
to arrive from Washington 10 as
Sist the local revenue office which
is handicapped by lack OF opera
tives, according 20 announcement
Of the collector Monday
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-22
CHURCH OBJECTS
: TO PRESENCE OF
CARNIYALS HERE
Adopt Resolutions Asking the
Mayor and Controller to
Refuse Permits.

Members OF the congregation of
the Gloria Del Lutheran church,
Kerr and Chaplin sts.. strongly object
90 the exhibition OF so-caIled carni-
Nals IN the neighborhood Of the
church and home OF the pastor OF
the church.
This opposition was voiced in a
set OF resolutions adopted at the
morning services OF the church sun
gay. The resolutions ask the mayor
~<nd city controller 20 refuse 20 grant
any further permits for carnivals in
the city. The resolutions follow:
The Resolution
Whereas, % IS a well known fact
that during the past weeks South
Bend has been disgraced by the
presence OF no less than four So
called carnivsls. purporting 20 offer
amusement. but which ia reality Of
fer nctking but thinly disguised
gambling and grossly immoral per-
f0rmances and;
Whereas, the community in
which cur church property Il To-
Gated. in which our pastor must live
his daily life and 10 which we as
members are called several times
during the week has been particu-
iaFly scourged by these manifest
evils owing TO the fact that all OF
these performances have been held
on property closely adjacent 10 this
church and parsonage, and,
Whereas. they have drawn TO our
ueighborhood throngs OF people.
many OF whom show scant respect
for the rights OF property and com
init all manner OF indignities in the
very dooryard OF the church and
parsonage. and;
Whereas. they have infested the
whole community with a degraded
moral atmosphere 10 say nothing OF
leaving the neighbOrhOOd In a dis
Eustingly insanitary condition, and.
Whereas, they have served no
useful purpose but rather have been
a detriment 20 the welfare and NOR
ais OF the city, and;
Whereas. We have learned that 10
j. the purpose OF the city controller.
with the advice and approval OF the
mayor Of South Bend, 10 refuse per
mits for any further exhibitions OF
this character, now therefore, let IL
he.
- Resolved. that we, as members or
a Christian congregation and as law
respecting citizens OF this commun-
1ty do hereby express our approval
and endorsement OF this attitude on
the part OF the city officials and that
We earnestly and respectfully urge
them TO maintain this stand for
decenCy. resisting any further at
tempt 10 inhict such an obvious
nuisance on our city. that we may be
forever free from their baleful infiu-
ence.
Resolutions unanimously passed
al divine worship Sunday morning.
June 20, 1920, at the Gloria Del
Lutheran church. corner Of Kerr
and Chaplin SITS
CARL G. ANDERSON, 3. D.
Pastor"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-22
PUPILS PRESENTED
IN PIANO RECITAL

The pupils OF Mrs. Dan Pyle were
presented Monday afternoon in the
third Of a series OF piano rCcitals
Those taking part were: Genevieve
tzajkowski. Robert Whttmer, Anna
BruCh. Ardelle Roper, George
H2Ear. cynthia Cole. Winifred
Hanger. Evelyn Werntz. Isabel Coll
mer. Irene Swartz, Gladys Mellan-
der. Bessie Ridgeway, Bernice Mann.
Henry Miller and Richard Cover.
on Monday evening the last Of the
IAecitals will be given. Numbers will
be rendered by Marjorie Rule,
Elizabeth Romine Carolynn Siple
olga WHITTIER. Kenneth Rerrick
Eleanor Dalrymple. Marjorie Thur
bur, Helen Williams. Mildren Dona-
van. Marian Donavan. Margaret
Steinruch. Frances Laurence. Mar
garet Hanger. Esther Rhoades.
Clara Vilinska. Emilia Musial and
clarence Miller.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-22
Careless Shampooing
Spells the Hair

Soap should be used very careful
~. IL you want to keep your haJc
looking It's best. Most soaps and
prepared shampoos contain too
much alkali. This dries the scalp.
makes the hair brittle. and ruins II.
The best thing for steady use Is
Muisified cocoanut oil shampoo
(Which IS pure and greaseless). and
is better than anything else You can
use.
One or two teaspoonfuls will
cleanse the hair and scalp thorough
". Simply moisten the hair with
water and rub II in. II makes
abundance OF rich, creamy lathe.
which rinses out easily. removing
every particle OF dust, dirt, dandruff
and excessive oil. The hair dries
quickly and evenly, and IL leaves the
scalp soft. and the hair fine and
silky. bright. lustrous. fuzzy and easy
10 manage.
You can get Mulsified cocoanut
oil shampoo at any pharmacy. It's
very cheap, and a few ounces will
every member OF the family
for months. -Advt-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-22
NEW GROCERY FOR
SOUTH MICHIGAN ST.

The National Consumers Coopera-
tive association Is opening a branch
store at 5O3-5O5 s. Michigan St. the
old location OF the American Ex-
press &C. They expect TO open the
store formally within a week II will
deal in groceries and agricultural
products.
This association has a chain OF
stores throughout Illinois They are
all managed from the headquarters
in Chicago. Joseph A Reiter OF this
city Is named as agent for the new
concern.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-22
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

Notice is hereby ldven that the
partnership Of Arts and Crafts Shop.
at South Bend. Indiana, will. on
the e9th day Of June 1920. be dis
solved by mutual consent The
business OF said partnership will be
wound Up Icy the Arts and Crafts
shop Incorporated Dated a South
Bend. Indiana, this 18th day Of
May. 1920.
tSlgnedl Chas r kowalski
tSiEned) Frank LitZnerski
se-ff
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-22
ARMY SERGEANT
SECURES PAROLE

Former Sergt. Peter S. Kaminski'
whose release from the federal pris-
on at Fort Leavenworth, Kans.. has
Just been obtained by State Sen.
Charles A Hagerty after Kaminiski
had been sentenced TO life imprison-
ment on a charge OF murder by an
army court martial, sitting al
Ehrang, Germany, more than year
ago. arrived in South Bend Sunday
and is now at the home Of his sis
ter. Miss Anna KaminskL 1l4S W.
Thomas ST.
The former army sergeant has
been paroled by the war department
10 Sen. Hagerty. The original sen
tence OF the court martial was COM
mutted 10 Is years from life I'M
prisonment and later efforts or the
former sergeant's sister through
Sen. Hagerty, the parole resulted.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-22

NEW WORKINGS Margaret
Wilson, the presidents daugh-
ter. recently went broke on a
Fifth av., bus. P. G. Lynch
conductor. paid her fare. A let
ter OF thanks. and the borrowed
dime were received by Lynch.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-22
NrCALL PATTERN DENIONSTRA-
TTON

You are cordially invited 20 meet
Miss Fannie b. Riggs, the well
known fashion authority from New
York. al our Mccall Pattern Depart
mert She will be here 20 give YOU
style suggestions from Paris and
New York and 20 demonstrate the
ease with which YOU can reproduce
hem in your own home. Consult her
freely and without charge She will
be here Monday afternoon and al!
day Tuesday. June %.
GEORGE WYMAN & CO.
Come and see US.
5e49-12-Advt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-22
JOIN MARINES.

-Four men have taken advantage
OF the education offered at the ma
rine training school at Paris Is
land. They are Andrew +. Poison.
sos s. Main St, Mathew ]. Jagodits.
sic Pine ST.. and Edmund II. Row
linson of this city, and Paul II.
Miller, 1873 w. Broadway, Misha-
waka. Ind
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-22

CHICAGO-Three men. adrlft
In a stalled motorboat on Lake
Michigan took or most OF their
clothing. saturated 10 with oil
and started "a fire 20 attract at
tention Detective John Stark
rowed ieaky boat while
George Moore. bailed. making
The rescue
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-10
j ORDERS
h FAVOR Of
POLICE Bill
- SIN Lacking Frs0 Ma-
My = NenssRs Of the
Publie ReruR.

nos organizations comprising
y eillie forum Of the Chamber Of
$500, which have not YET Civ
:. .rufeesion on the question Of .
-, Dslios for Illinois have until
~, is 10 make their sentiments
.,oss. The frst meeting Of the
1or.n. which was held last night in
8. rhanhSr rooms, resulted in i've
nal,ets being cast In favor Of the
M. I)slssates from the Rotary,
xiv,nis, knights Of Columbus. Re
t.il Merchants and American Le-
,ioa voted for the bill As instruct
a b. the referendum Of their or
limitations. Those yet to be heard
from include the Odd Fellows, Elks,
American Association Of Engineees,
Rock Island County Medical society
Rock Island real estate board. Rock
island Mutual Building and Loan
association and the Rock Island
welfare association. The Elks rep
resentative was present last even
ins but declined to vote pending
tns ruction from the lodge.
The forum was addressed by Al
pheus Stewart. representing the
ute police auxiliary committee on
! workings Of state police or.
imitation. He cited figures OF
crime in Illinois, aiming to show
he need of such a system for pre-
ysntion Of crime and apprehension
d criminals.
r. W. Apologize. representing thu
Knights of Columbus, brought W
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-10
DR.. SADLERO Of
cnIcAcO TO Be
SPEAKER HERE
-


A program which Is expected to
prove Of keen interest to all Who
attend has been arranged for Fri
day night 1T the Masonic temple
By the Chamber Of Commerce un-
der the auspices Of the civic bu-
reau. DR.. william Sadler Of Chi
cago. IN after-dfnner speaker Of
note, will deliver the principal
address. He recently appeared in
Moline and the hit he made prompt
ed Rock Island to bring him here
for the first dinner given by the
chamber. !
DR.. e. n. Sala will preside as
chairman of the evening. The din
nor will be open to members of
the Chamber of Commerce, their
wives, and all citizens Of Rock Is
land who would like to hear q most
interesting and entertaining talk.
It is expected that the meeting
will be the forerunner of series
OF meetings of similar character
during the winter months. The
Masonic temple should be crowd
ed to capacity for this event. Res
ervations can be made through the
Chamber Of Commerce Offices, Rock
Island $50. There are still a num-
Der Of reservations available.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-10

Following 4 t. prosr,m "a 4.
elven ~ bouseis band ana the four
1oseases q the coaceft It the COLI
scum, Davenport, Friday nieht:
Rhapsody. ~The American In
dian ((new) $1,000. .Orem
ION themes recorded ana su1eested
By Thuriov Iieurance5.
Sornst solo. .Scintilla" .Perkins
John Dolah,
suite. Camera Studies" (nev)
"a The Teasing Eyes Of Aida
lusia"
I'D Drafting to Loyelapd"
Ac) Tho Children's Bali''
Vocal solo, The Crystal Lutte.
'''.'............. Sousa
Mas Mary Baker.
tal Her Majesty ct Westminster
from The Kings Court" Sous.
(b) Marsh. "Semper Fidelis" Souse
INTERVAL.
"A Study in Rhythms" (new) -.
'..::'....... ......... Sousa
tbelnS manipulation Of . group
Of c1assiqs).
"a xyiophone solo, Tho March
VIM ............... CAfey
George ]. Carey.
(b) March. Comrades Of the L.
gion" new .............So SOUS
Violin solo, First Movement from
minor concerto .visuxtem,o
Miss Florence Hardeman.
Dale Dances OF Yorkshire ;. Wood
TRADITIONAL and newly arranged
NATIONAL ANTHEM.
Encores will be selected from thu
following Ct Mr.. Sousa's own com.
positions:
Who's Who in Navy Blue"
Sabre and Spurs"
~. S. Field Artillery"
king Cotton"
The High School Cadets"
Comrades of the Legion"
Bullets and Bayonets."
"Semper F1delis" March of IL,
Devil Dogs.
! Eel Captain"
Washington Post"
| The Stars and Strikes Forever.
Miss Mark Baker is the sopran,
soloist. Miss Florence HardAman
the viOlinist, John Dolan the cor
netist and George ]. Carey the xylo
phonist.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-10

All the "JcIlies"-Joility. Joy.
love. laughter. vim. xest, sparkle.
Wit and their tiny elfsh brothers
and sisters will storm the citadel
Of Old King Gloom tomorrow, when
the American Legion releases the
letters 1t the Illinois theatre In the
first Of three nights Of the wild
abandon OF minstrel, musical COM
edy and vod-ville.
It's the "Jollies Of 1891" And for
three nights will thu Fun God rule.
Thursday. Friday and Saturday.
The seat sale that most imp0f-
ant event, ifyou're to be among the
fortunate ct any Of these perform
ances, IL now at tho Illinois theatre
box ONCE and while they are going
out Of the ONCE ON wings there are
still plenty Of good seats left fos
each night.
Tis no mere amateur show you
will witness. Each and every
member Of the large cast has beer
very faithful 1t the rehearsals and