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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-07
UINTER ACTIVITIES
or PHI DELTA KAPPA
WILL START MONDAY

plans for llt. fall and winter ac-
tiviues Of the Phi Delta Kappa
fraternity will he formulated Mon
day evening at dinner which Will
he given AT the Chamber Of Com
merCC.
Roland Hildcrbra nd, president Of
the local chapter. Will act as toast
master and the chairmen of the
various committees Will present
plans for the winters program.
Among the social activities already
under way will be the Armistice
dance which will be held Nov. II. I'm
the Rotary room "a the Oliver no.
tel
The Anderson Miller Dance Band
and orchestra will provide the music
for the dance. An urgent request is
being made by the officers of the
local chapter Of the fraternity 20
have all members present at Mon
dav nights dinner which will be
served at $50 O'Clock.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-07

ard dropsy. which changes the exc
preston OF the face 50 that even
old acquaintance are unrccogniz-
aole.
The decay OF property ia aided
not only by tho colossal prices az
material and wages-sIichtesL re-
pair work costs mot under 100. 0Ho
ruhics-but also by the fact that
house pCrters are abolished parU-
as a bourgeois project and partly
because the porters arc needed for
wood cutting. Al present houses
are looked after by beCgars and
committees composed OF INDECENT
communists
Dirt Terrible
Understandable dirt and filth Isl
or every side within the houses
When plumbing gets out OF order
~ remains uprepaired. Whole
houses become hlthv from Ton O.
bottom and u becomes imnossihie
To live IN them. These houses are
then barred. and tenants move into
other houses. which are neglected
in The same manner
There is no fuel. no hot water
or baths no ianitor door keeper or
servants for cleaning yards. streets
buildings or for the removal OF
garbage. The government appoint-
ed "a special sanitary COMMITTEES
with sweeping authority. but the
committee accomplished nothing
The commission Is housed in a
building where the heating plant is
out Of order and the water system
and toilets not running.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-07
HARDING'S COUSIN
IN SOUTH BEND TO
VOTE FOR COY. COX
Says the Senator as a Boy Was
Arrogant and Vain, a
Willy-Boy.

Il would not vote for Warren O.
even II he reversed his stand on the
League OF Nations.
This is the statement Wednesday
OF William Harding. 315 Ostemo ST.,
a cousin and lifelong acquaintance
OF Warren G.. Harding. the repubh-
can presidential candidate Mr. and
Mrs. Harding are staunCh adherents
of the League as presented 10y
Pres't Wilson. In spite of their po-
litical opinions. IL was expected that
the elderly couple would vote for
their relative in the coming election,
but Mr. Harding makes it plain why
he Will vote for Gov. Cox.
Memory Not Pleasant
My memory Of Warren c. is not
pleasant said Mr.. Harding. When
we were AT school together. he was
what we called a willy-boy He was
arrogant and vain, always too
dressed up and stuck up 10 enter in
outdoor games"
Mr.. Harding is sorry that he does
not remember more about the child
hood of the republican nominee. tie
explains that his school days were
many years back. He il 80 years
old. OF more recent incidents, Mr.
Harding recalls clearly.
After my cousin became success
full. we didn't hear much from him
guess he thought himself better
than the rest of the family. How
even, with the approach Of election
he is more than willing 10 acknowl-
edge our relationship.
Mr. Harding says he has always
been a student Of politics. His de
nunciation of the republican cOnven-
ton last June is emphatic.
Il believe that the rank and file
of the republicans did not want
Warren for their candidate" he
said. I believe that my cousin was
nominated by the tricks of the big
politicians"
Mr. Harding adds that he thinks
that many Of the celebrates who
cast their vote for the Ohio senate.
would not have done SO had they
fOreseen his nomination.
Would I vote for Warren q
Harding even if our political views
conceded? Absolutely no he
says.
Mrs. Harding joins her husband ir
his support Of the League of Ma
tions. She will also vote for Gov
Cox in the coming election.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-07
J4CL4 SAYS KLINE
DOUBLE CROSSED HIN

Peter Kline. chief OF the south
Bend police force. in the superior
court IS charged with having arrest
"a ana imprisoned Martin Jagla
without having warrant or COM
plant OF any kind calling for his
arrest. Ja-la alleges that Kline
sent word that he wished 10 see hin,
at police headquarters and when he
came he was unlaWfully arrested
and confined. He saws that he has
not committed any crime and has
reVer been charged with committing
one Jagla asks for a writ of hab-
cas- corpus 50 that he may regain his
freedom.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-07
TYPHUS RACES
IN PETROGRAD
Russian Capital in Awful Pre-.
dicament-FueI and
Food Short.

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spotted and Intermittent typhus. the
cold weather viii finish the task
with pneumonia and abdominal ty-
phus.
The fue, situation was never so
bad. Wooden housese have been torn
down for fuel The material Is dis
tributed equally among the popula-
ton but during the nights. the more
active citizens steal the quota Of
wood from others.
The wood yards have been ma
tionalized One of them has been
given up entirely 10 the manufac-
turers or $4,000 corius monthly.
But even this number is insufficient.
People have not money 20 bury the
the dead. aud the bodies take their
turn waiting several DAYS.
Full OF Holes.
Attempts 10 repair the streets.
which are full Of holes owing 10
bursting water pipes. have failed be-
cause the wood blocks for pavement
have been stolen during the night
for fuel. Lighting Is allowed only two
hours each day and then all houses
are supplied on the lines furnished
ny the authorities
Kerosene costs $50 rub,'s a
pound There are no candles.
Most homes are in darkness. There
is no means of Transporting things
by waterway because the barEes
long since were demolished for
fuel. The railway transportation is
devoted almost exclusively TO the
distribution of flour.
only 200 persons are permitted
70 leave Perrograd daily by passen-
ger train. Workmen receive q half
pound Of bread daily. and some
times other food is given The
prices Of foodStuffs continue 10 rise
10 incredible heights. Many prod
ucts have almost completely dis
appeared from the markets
Death Rate Big.
The mortality has reached A
startling rate owing TO the lack of
food and Unsanitary conditions Of
houses and streets. Fat has left the
majority OF the population long
ago. At present the muscular tissue
is consumed
The faces OF people have taken
on waX-like color. In order 10
fill their stomachs with something
they drink different substitutes for
tea and coffee, or great quantities
of plain water. resulting in puffiness
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-07
NORTHERN INDIANA
FARMERS WILL HAVE
NAN At STOCK YARDS

Al meeting OF the st. Joseph
Farm federation az County Agent +.
G. Birds office Tuesday afternoon
ir was vote 10 have the Northwest
indiana district OF the federation
represented st the Chicago stock
Yards ny a man whose duty viii De
20 care for live stock shipments from
this vicinity c. +. Paul OF Whit
mac and chairman OF tho live stock
committee i'm this district. spoke on
market methods and Lee Hyland.
manager Of tho Wells county ship
pine board told Of methods OF shiI-
Ming used I'm that county
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-07
NSTI.I

II hair pin is "a garment. then
the odds are that the fig leaf was
NOT the first dress article IN the
Garden OF Eden. For hair pins as a
necessity rank right along with
food. fliyverS- and films.
"Hairpins." showing today and to-
morrow at the Castle with Enid
Bennett I'm the star part tells the
tale of the fight q young wife put
up 20 hold the wandering affections
ar her brand new husband. she
used every tool at her command.
and hairpins naturally headed the
list The story has been made into
a delightful screen come6 of the
hctter tNpe.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-07
IL 4 ~
I'll. RS
AUDITORIUM.

Dangerous DAYS" a sensational
love drama adapted from Mary
Roberts Rhineharts story OF the
same name is the feature again to-
day at the Auditorium. It is a big
drama in every sense Of the word
and thrills with its unique presenta-
ton OF the eternal triangle ever
present IN modern life. a snub Pol
lard comedy and Gaumont Weekly
OF current events are also on this
bill. Her kingdom of Dreams" q
big seven reel drama featuring
Anita Stewart and cast including
kathryn Williams. Thomas Santchi,
Thomas Jefferson. Wesley Barry,
Anna .. nilsson and many
other stars This picture has been
called the screens first and only
perfect picture Every one Of its
large cast is "a star in his own right.
They are all familiar types and each
one enacts his particular role 20
perfection. The Lost city wild
animal serial thriller is in its four
tCenth episode tomorrow and only
one more remains 20 be SHOWN after
tomorrow. II ends on Friday. oct.
l5 and on that day Will be pre-
scented the first chapter of Ruth of
sensation with popular Ruth Ro-
land. Fox News and a comedy COM
pletes the bin tomorrow.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-07
TRIP TO NTSH4H AKA
CAUSE or DIVORCE

"Nay 7 visit my son in Nisha-
wa<a o." asked Ida Rodiue n her hus-
band. CasSius on Thanksgiving day
OF 1919.
Yes" no replied. and don't YOU
ever return
Cassius Is the steT father Of the
son.
In superior court "Wednesday af;-
eruoon. Mrs. Rodine testified that
her husba.l struck and severely
beat her when she did return.
She was granted a divorce and the
custody Of their three children
James. I. Cassius. i ard Alice. who
Is four years old.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-07

the new plan. The people must be
taught 10 see the efficiency and sim
plicity of this form OF city govern
ment II is a steI forward in build
ing the city of the future wherein
efficiency and proper administration
must hold sway
After the address the members
held open discussions on the topics
Drought out by the speaker of the
evening
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-07
DODGES QUESTION

RICHMOND. Ind. oct G-When
Informed Of the contents Of the AS
ISOLATED Press dispatch from Elk
hart. Sen. Watson said. II have no
reply 70 make 70 Mr.. Colver al the
present time Turning 10 bv-
ISLANDERS In the coliseum where he
spoke, he added.
The federal trade commission
got rid of virtually all it's good men
long ago He declined further
comment
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-07
STOLEN CAR
T4KEN ~ SEPTEMBER
AND ARREST TWO MEN

The Buick car belonging % 2 A.
Gram, 612 Lindsey st, taken from
his residence sept "a. was found bv
me Valparaiso police department
tuesday and the men charged with
taxing the car were arrested.
The two men. Stanley Lewis and
chester Smith, OF Crane Rapids.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-07
REGISTRATION N
COUNTY COMPLETE:
$4,000 WILL VOTE

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE)
cratic and republican leaders. Work.
ers OF both political parties have
been hard al work since Sept. 10
increase last Mondays registration
10y use Of the affidavit blank and
their efforts have borne fruit.
plan For Nov. =.
Inc large number OF registrations
Med with the county auditor has set
the machinery i'm the county clerks
ONCE IN motion and preparations for
the balloting ON Nov. . are under
way. There are % voting machines
In 81 Joseph county. All viii be
used in South Bead. iu which there
are 30 precincts The other tv-l
precincts viii use the regular form
of paper ballot
In all precincts having over 500
voters there viii pe two booths and
two sets Of clerks Those I'm charge
Of the preparations estimate that
the votes should be made az the rate
OF one per minute That viii alloy
go votes i'm each precinct FOR ,he
day. However bon some precincts
the number OF registered voters OK
ceeds the number OF minutes in the
day ard these precincts viii require
the use of the paper bafIo- I'm lddi-
tiOn 20 the reuUllr voting machine.
In the First ward there aye i've
precincts In which paper bHli0ts will
be used IN addition % fhe yoti~r
machines. There are nine pre.
cinCts that viii require two booths
and two sets Of clerks County CLERK
Wilbur Warner issued the iorcEo.
ing statement "Wednesday after.
noon and has completed the regis.
tration figures to be sent 90 Indian
apolis.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-07
LOCAL CLUB IN
FIRST MEETING
DISCUSSES CITY
Round Table Members Hear
Lecture on Commission
Manager Plan.

The Commission Manager plan Is
distinct advancements in municipal
government 1t is OF the new order
Of things and carries with IL a vision
Of progress such as we have not
known before in civic sdministra-
ton" said Dalton Moomaw striking
the keynote Of his address before the
Round Table in it's opening meeting
of the season at the Y. NJ. G. \.
Wednesday evening.
Mr.. Moomaw in an address re
markable for its clearness and evil
dence of thorough research. por-
trsyed the growth of the new idea
in city government-the commits
sion-manager plan, and said that
il was slowly but none the less sure
ly suIerceding the old and tried and
often very imperfect form of mayor
and council administration. He
termed his subject. Putting the
Peoples Corporation on a Dividend
Paying Basis"
Important Matter
Municipal government Is be
coming more and more g. matter of
vital Importance 10 US" said the
speaker The recent rapid growth
of our cities and the increasing part
they are playing in our national life
impel us 10 use our every energy in
lettering the government of them.
Consequently out of the desire of a
few of our great cities for more
efficiency has grown this new form
of commissioner manager administra-
ton.
The new plan likens the govern
ment OF "A city 10 that of a corpora
ton The people elect five or more
commissioners who in turn select a
manager 10 office for an indefinite
term. However, the manager IS sub
ject TO recall If his administration
does not prove satisfactory 10 the
people This brings the administra
tion of the municipality into the
hands Of a small GROUP Of men az
whose head is the manager. who is
usually an expert
The many cities that have tried
this plan have made rapid strides
in improving their government. II
lifted up Dayton after her flood dis
aster aid is still in use in that city; il
is used i'm DeS MOineS. Galveston,
Springfield. Ohio. and in other cities
Of the land with great success. II
does away with all the evils of the
old mayor plan and especially elm
mates three drawba cks 10 the old
system. II removes the presence of a
large and powerful executive. who
knows he Is in office for only four
or six years and consequently does
not take the interest in civic affairs
| the manager does; it destroys the
/ large and mbersOme councils: il
abolishes the old ward system where
partisanship and politics hold sway
What is needed is the enlighten-
|ment Of thc.publiC i'm the success OF
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-07
MRS. AGNES BUCHANAN.

Mrs ASnes Buchanan. p years
Old died az the Epworth hospital
W Wednesday morning. Oct. at s
o'clock. She was born in Marietta,
Ohio and came 90 South Bend eight
months ago from Akron. Ohio. She
is survived by her husband. H. O..
Buchanan one son Thomas. and her
father John 7. Spaulding The
funeral announcement will DE made
later.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-07
OIINEi

The famous New York police
boat manned by members OF the po-
lice department. engages in thrill
irE battle against river pirates with
I'M the shadow Of Brooklyn bridge ON
East river i'm one OF the sensational
scenes az While New York Sleeps,
which wHI De- shown al Tho oliver
tr.arer FOR hve days starting sun
day.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-07

were brought ro south Bend by
Ser-. nt The Police Charles KEN
Werly Wednesday morning and vii
he arraigred iu the city court The
car was turned over % tho owner
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-07
Observation-Disclosures

Mary Epperson. r years old. ar
LEGGED incorriEible rirl was taken
to me county Jail "Wednesday morn
ing and VIII be arraigned in juvenile
court
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-07
ORPHEUNI.

From the bill-boards and news
papers and other places where ad-
vertisiAg Is displayed has often APP
peared the goOd-natured. wreath
cd in smiles" face of a dark-skinned
Nanny known as Aunt Jemima.
Now Aunt Jemima, exactly as the
pictures have shown her. comes TO
the Orpheum. starting this after
noon. accompanied by her jazz
band, pleasing and lively delineatOrs
of synCopation. Spencer and Will
Jams call their number Putting It
over which they do i'm great style.
Sterling and Marguerite, "a petite
maid and q clever comedian. offer
an originality. Holden and Harry
as The Bill Posters Council, Lee
ona and Zippy. comedy pair and
their well-traned canine, and VAL
mont and Reyueu, who offer THE
Augelus." "a different sort of musical
act. complete the excellent program
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-07

or sale during Anniversary week
our delicious confections for IS. SO
so. so cents per pound The Phila.
s242-s
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-07
CHARGES HIN
WITH FRAUD,
ASKS REPLY
William 3. Colver Saws Indi,
ana Senator Has Evaded
the Issue.

1coNTINUED FROM PACE oNEl
witnesses and claiming 70 act for
senate committee"
ouoirE Sen. Kenyon. republican
Iowa. as having styled the charges
''as the second gas bomb Of the
packers SIR. Colver -said- II ask
Sen Watson % tell the people OF
Indiana whether or not the speech
Gin which Mr. watson made his
chargesl in substantially the form
In which ne delivered IT, did not
come into his hands typewrittcn,
the speaker said.
IF So who gave it 10 him L
want 20 ask Sen Watson who em-
p1oyed 1fa ~tin before the senate
eah-comrdtte did ] ask him TO
tell the people OF Indiana and Of
:he country who paid Martins rail-
road farc2 Who paid MS hotel
bills? I want him 20 tell Nha. Mar
tin has been doing since he got on
the senate payroll and what ne is
doing now. and why ne has not
tried his case. II ne has one2'
Mr. Colver charged that Sen.
Watson and Martin. "the latter
hired part or the time by the sem
ate subcommittee and part Of the
time by the Lord knows who" had
sent out a QUESTIONABLE and that
what looks like hand picked
summary of replies that might have
come Into the questions contained
in that QUESTIONABLE H.9s 10 be
found on page 375 OF the repubIi-
can campaign text book.
Ny terms of Office expired ten
DAYS ago" AIr. Colver sold 40
longer can I. as an officer Of the
government. meet Watson before %
senate committee / have been
ready and waiting 10 meet him
there for "a year. but I was not Civ
en- a white mans chance. so I come
here TO Indiana.
Watson would not make good in
Washington. VIII he make good
IN Indiana viii meet him any
time, any place. before any audi
ence and If need be I viii hire the
hall.
RICHMOND. Ind. Oct 6-Seu.
James =. Watson who spoke here
Wednesday night told newspapermen
he had nothing 10 say i'm answer ~
the challenge Of William p COlver.
former member OF the federal trade
commission, calling upon Ia SEN
ator to make good" his charges of
year ago that several govern
mental Departments are "flled with
radicals"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-07

BCbe Daniels as a star in play
produced just for her.-that's the
popular bi7 offered today and to-
morrow at the LaSalle.
The public knows Bebe as raw
ishing beauty principally through
her work with Gloria Swanson and
Thomas Mdghan i'm Male and Fee
male" why Change Your WIFE
and other great attractions. In
these. many film fans say she out
starred the stars. Now she has the
leading part i'm You Never Can
Tell" which all saturday Evening
Post readers know I'm ITS story
form It's about girl named
Jones who was "hat-hoy' at the
Ritz. where she dreamed her dreams
Of fine clothes. SO she decided 10
virtuously vamp a rouuder, but in
the comedy of errors which arose
she lost her heart and hand 10 fine
gentleman.
Bebe Daniels is "a Spanish beauty.
Her mother came from Seville. But
her father had drop OF Scotch I'm
him. So she is an Intoxicating.
darb-eyed lovely woman.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-07
For a Child's Liver and Bowels

Mother Say California" then you will
get genuine California Syrup of Figs" Full
directions for babies and children of ali ages
who are constipated, bilious, feverish, tongue
coated, or full of cold, are plainly printed on
the bottle Children love this delicious laxative,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-07

You- fsVor.te confectia0s ~ SIS.
50 g.. ~ cents a pound. The PhiIa.
q336-9
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-07
Prevent JobIlcr Resale

tricD Screenings $40; mine run
$3.50, prepared sizes $jS5.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-07

CONTINUED FROM PACE ONE
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1920-12-02
YOUR BATTERY TO TIL
willard Service Station
For the Winters Care and Storage
WELLS 6. SCHNEIDER

IT. J.. Clifford was in Grand Forks
a day or two the early part of the
week on a business trip.
Why take chances when you know
that you can get your watch fixed
right and promptly by 40. Void Co.
The Lampert Lumber Co., has on
track this week a carload of anthra-
cite coal, egg size. First come first
served. Place your order at once.
Miss Doris Hughes returned Mon
day to st. Michael's hospital at
Grand Forks, where she is taking a
course in nursing. She spent Thanks
giving week here in a vacation visit
with her mother.
No drugs used, no operations pre-
formed at the Langdon Sanitorium
Only natural, sane methods employed
results; the sick who seek this
institution get we'll.
Miss Allie Stewart resigned her
position with the Citizens State Bank
with tho close of the month. prepare
tory to leaving here with her mother
for Forest Grove, Oregon.
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1920-12-02

Matt Hines who is alternating up
at Wales this winter was down for
an over Sunday visit with his many
old Langdon friends
Attorney w. A. Mcintyre was an
over Sunday guest of Langdon old
friends while here attending to
legal matters in county court.
Miss Florence Reed reached her
Langdon home last Friday from the
south end of the state where for some
months past she has been engaged in
teaching school.
w. A. Laidlaw was a Saturday ar
rival from Saint Paul, remaining for
a few days while looking after bust.
ness and property interests he still
holds in the county.
Miss Chelta Hamilton was a week
end visitor in Grand Forks, staying
with her friend Miss Eva Syers. who
is a student at the state university,
She also visited relatives at Saint
Thomas before returning home.
John Mahnn and Dan F. Mcdonald
were passengers Monday for Fargo
where matters connected with the
state agricultural college will have
their attention during a stay of part
of the week
The Lampert Lumber Co., has in
transit, to arrive in a few days a car
of high heat coal, good for either
furnace, heater or kitchin range. 1t
will be scld,for $3.50 per ton off
the car while it lasts.