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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-15
Stage

Helen Hayes. nov iu Bah at
the Blackstone theater. Chicago. viii N
next season star in "The Wren" a
play by Booth Harrington IL will
he produced IN Boston in septem-
her. Leslie Howard. a young Eng
lish actor. who has been with Pa
i. tricia Collinge I'm Just Suppose has
eoeen picked for leading man with
Miss Hayes
10 is rumored that Al Jolson will
eft musical comedy TO pose for
movies.
Gertrude Vanderbilt and not Julia
I Sanderson will take UP the Ina Claire
1 role in The Gold Diggers" when
Miss Claire goes elsewhere.
John Charles Thomas. the best
baritone on the light opera stage. il
10 be starred in The Kiss Charm.
The past season he was a member
[ Of the cast giving Apple Blossoms.
The Shuberts have made all pre-
partitions for the revival OF The /
j Belle Of New York" A quarter of a /
Sentury ago il was among the best |
shows offered at the Auditorium.
Polly OF the Circus" in which /
Mabel Tahaferro was once the star, |
If being made into musical COM
edy.
Charming Pollock is writing this
years ZiegfeId's FoIlies
Arnold DAILY is arranging for re-
vivals of George Bernard Shaw plays. !
Elsie Janis is to make her debut
on ,he French speaking stage-in
Paris
George N. Conan is acting in The
Tavern" Mr.. Cohan can act in al
most anything.
| Lily Cahnl. Edmond Lowe and
Risdon are in the cast in
\ terpreting THE Front Seat" a play
by Rida Johnson Young.
= Instead OF taking up Richard
III" which he dropped when he be
came IN. John Barrymore. now with
his sister. Ethel in Clair de Lune. "
viii play the part Of Lord Byron in
play known as "The Pilgrim OF
Eternity. There promises to be
many Lord Byron plays rext season.
Joseph SchildkraUt whose acting in
'Tniom." produced by TIE Theater
Guild in New York. is TO be the poet
in one OF them.
Kosta among the very best singers
i'm light musical entertainment. She
is featured in Princess Virtue" at
the Central in New York
Mitzi in Lady Billy" viii close her
New York engagement next Satur-
day night
The John Robinson circus. now
filling engagements in Pennsylvania
towns, is on its 97th annual tour. 1t
~ the oldest circus i'm existence.
When seen on Geyer field, Spring
brook park about a year ago. it
seemed the worst
Isabel Lowe. who several seasons
] ago was here i'm Good Gracious An
nabellC." is flling a stock engage
mcnt in Harrisburg, Pa. Last week
she acted in a play of her own writ
ing-"Chcrie.'
Harry Beresford recently at the
Oliver as the featured member of
the cast giving "Shavings." is 90 he
made a real star 10y Henry W Saw
age. who produced Shavings.
Hartwing BaruCh, brother of Bar
ney Baruch. is TO act next season i'm
Three Wise Fools Announcement
was recently made that William II.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-15

one of the popular musical come
dies of the season THE Sweetheart
shop has been booked for May
27tn and 2Sth at the Oliver. The
original cast viii be seen here.
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WHAT THE CREDIT MEN FOUND

the
training is all along the line
therefore, must
be considerable weight
predicted revival
that
still
FaSera
whole
difficult problems
found
stabilized conditions
anticipated In all others it did not
further
all the other bad
collections become normal
shall
General revva for viii W all been hoping
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senator's assertion. due TO the casual
manner in which it was made and TO the
fact that it did not seem 10 be in har-
mony with the previously expressed
policy Of the Harding administration,
Now it is stated in dispatches from
Washington that the administration had
no connection whatever with the Lodge
statement which was merely an express
sion Of the senator's personal views.
That. Of course. is vitality different from
a policy change by President Harding
and Secretary Hughes. 1t is interesting
as indicating what Senator Lodge and
some other members Of the upper house
may wish to do. but has no element OF
dcciSiveness or even OF reasonable prob
ability.
In this important matter the admins
tration will Of course proceed carefully.
There arc too many big questions con-
nected with it to admit Of any action
not based upon fullest consideration Of
every factor. Since Mr.. Harding ex-
pressed the view that it would be dcsir-
able TO revise the Versailles treaty by
eliminating the league covenant and
altering other sections to suit the
United States. there has been nothing
to call for any radical change OF
opinion.
An effort 10 make separate treaty
Of peace with Germany would create
swholc series Of new and difficult COM
plcationS Tho Knox resolution raises
no problems because it merely ends the
technical state OF war and reserves all
tho rights Of America acquired by the
participation Of this country In the
conflict. The actual settlement must be
made by treaty-either the Versailles
treaty or another one. 1t is quite clear
that the United States must continue 70
cooperate with her allies in the adjust
ment Of world problems. Any other
course would be fraught with continual
and unnecessary difficulties for all con-
cerned To make a separate peace with
Germany would prove Il basis of es-
Management. no matter how much we
might assert our Friendship for and
Willingness to stand by England. France
and Italy.
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WASHINGTON
West Virginia News - Notsa
and Gossip at tho NstionH
Capital.
WEST V|RCIN|ANS
AT THE CAPITAL
sy CHARLES BROOKS SMITH.

WASHINGTON. T. G.. May J.--AmohS
the visitors in the capital are Joseph
Gray Of Elizabeth; James Reed "f Cay
Erik W. Martin Of Buckhannon; Joseph
Crockett Of Wc!ch. and j. q. Mcpor-
mutt or Ambrosia. Mason r,nnty. TN
LITTER is a candidate for United states
marshal in tho Southern judicial az
,rirt. Another visitor * l.. ~ hI"Sa-
ing of Charleston, AN assistant 10 AZ
torncy General England.
Mrs. Livia Simpson PoffenbcrEcr M :
returned from a hurried trip to h"'
home at Charleston. The purpose OF IL,
visit WAS to arouse the women voters
Of tho state against the proposal 10 90
away, in whole or in part, with the pr
mary election law. The legislature dr'
clined to make any change. MIS-. fo''
rcnbcrger has again taken up the man
orrmrnt Of her husbands candidacy 10
r. West Nirginia's nominee TO Prc"l'
dent Harding for appointment as )udEt
on the United States circuit court OF
oppcals bench to succeed the late Judge
i - Pritrhard Of Ashrville. \. I.
Elliott Northcott of Huntington. ic!
today for his homo via Charleston.
Miss Frances Johnson OF l'arKcTSDui
is a guest Of friends in the city.
Mrs. Gofr. wife Of Col. Guy DeSpdrd
Golf, assistant Encouragement OF 'E'
United States. has sailed for France 9
visit her daughter. who is cnGaGen IN
Miss Anne Mnrgan's relief work in tEit
country.
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NO NAVAL PACIFISM

, All disarmament moves seem uooineu
TO deic"t IN ho'h IN" mouse anu senate
.AlthouGh there mas nee" '"nS'u'rao'e
fsentimen eNpreSS'h IN l"For OF o'S-
armament contercnCe. the senate nav al
committee mas refused I" 'ncorPo'"'e l"
Nthe naNa' appropriation measure 4
clause authorizing and requesting the
t.rhicf executive to invite Great Britain
and Japan to send REPRESENTATIVES To
disarmament conference IL Washington.
This refusal Il il stated was made
a, the expressed wish Of President
Harding. The president ~ prooaoIF IN
favor OF Such conference hut wishes
ITO have an absolutely free hand uhtiI
all the existing international SnariS arc
ERA ghtencd out. That is ~ II should
be- Tho executive and department of
state must bear thu responsibility for
the results Of our foreign policies and
relations. and have right to proceed
without handcaps.
4 similar Catr awaits the proposal If
Senator Pomcrcn, that naval construc-
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RIPPING RHYMES
MY RIGHTS
BY WALT MASON

| do not lie awake o'nightS, until
the Clammy dawn. in terror lest my
sacred rights should be infrinEcd
upon. My neighborS are pleasant
lot. their conduct always good, ana
no ones ,slugged and no ones shot
in all our ncighborhood. Each one
assumes the other gents are FAIR
and decent scouts. and So no one
his rights lamcntS. or for rcprisalS
shouts. Year after year We go our
way, and never have Il row: and
lend Smith bale Of hay, and he
lends me his COW. And ! could
change this atmosphere Of peace
and it's delights, and make dtSCord-
ant things appear. If jealous of my.
rights. For JohnSon'S hens at times
arrive and scratch up all my green's:
hut better have our concord thrive
than raise crop OF green's. And
Bildad'S dog sits by my gate and
BAYS tho moon awhile but better lie
awake till late than miss the Bill
dad smile And Hawkins plays an
alto horn that jars things in my
fiat; but l'r's all right, and ] would
srorn TO punch his head for that.
And when | sing Sweet Belle Ma
hone" as I am prone to do. no
rocks or bricks at me are thrown
the purlor window through. The
others faults we all forget, ana
talk of rights" with tact, and y"
ones ever offered yet TO read the
riot act.
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A SILESIAN FIUME

Apparently. some of the Poles are
trying TO take by force what they have
not yet gained through the recent p!cb-
iScite IN Upper Silesia. The result OF
the voting. it Will be recalled. was
majority Of tn" whole province for the
Germans. In certain mineral districts.
however the Poles cast majority or
the votes. Tho allies. under the Yer
SaIlleS treaty. may either award the
whole province 10 the Germans or give
tn" Poles tho districts which they car
rled., No final decision has been mao
In the meantime. the Poles are trying
10 occupy the places which they most
desire in defnancc Of the allied forces
az occupation. This seems not 10 be on
tho authority Of the Polish government.
but movement somewhat similar to
that by which D'Aununz!o occupied
t'iumc. Probably it viii prejudice rather
than advance the Polish cause in Upper
SilcSia.
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CREDIT MEMS DRIVE
PROVING BIG SUCCESS

W. G. McGregor chairman Of the
membership committee Of the Wheeling
Association of Credit Men. yesterday
announced that the special period Is
fast coming to n close. II ending on June
|. So far the local membership has
been doubled since this drive was start
ed early in January. The committee
expects 10 work hard during the next
few days. at which time they are in
hopes of getting additional members.
rh,.y are in hopes of sending repre-
sentative 10 the Twenty-siXth annual
CONVENTION Of tn" National Association.
which vii be-. held in San Francisco,
CAL. from Jun" u to H. Oout Of the
six organizations in this state. five have
already selected delegates and the local
one hopes 10 be able 10 name its repre-
sentative soon.
reports received from the different
organize tionS show that Wheeling ranks
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first among the associations In the
state and Is also ranking way ahead OF
many in the surrounding states
TO CONVENTION
representatives, Of Local carpsntsrs 60
to Huntington to Attend
State NsOtdnH.

George, Smith and Millard CthmAn,
members Of the Wheeling carpenters
local, left yesterday morning for Hunt.
ineton. where they will attend the an
mai convention Of the West Virginia
council Of carpenters. which will meet In
that city this morning and continue until
Saturday evening. These men will re-
main in Huntington TO attend the State
Federation of Labor convention. which
meets the first part of next week. Sew
oral other labor representatives from
this district will leave Sunday for the
labor convention. T..
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FACTS THAT MUST BE CON
SIDERED

An excellent argument for decent
wage was that made before the railroad
labor board by George Easily. vice
nresident of the brotherhood Of Railway
and Steamship Clerks. Freight Handlers
and Station Employees. Mr.. Easily said
In part:
. I'VE are here pleading tho cause OF
human beings who need food. clothing
and shelter every day III the year. To
them the spectre OF Unemployment IS Il
ghost that is never laid. To them dlt-
ference Of few cents and hour IS the
difference between bare existence and
decent living"
Every word Of that is true. tncer-
tain employment or employment at less
than 4 fair wage is a spectre 20 mil
EliUns. In every settlement involving
wages and conditions Of labor. those two
big points-fair wages and regular en-
,ployment-should be considered above
Ian others. Capital has no quarrel with
Mr. Easily on any such propositions.
end should II all times be ready and
willing 10 cooperate in settlements en-
bodying the principles which ne has
stated.
Ii is unnecessary 10 say that the cS-
Establishment Cr Such conditions is rot
always q simple mattCR but they >houlI
Railways Ice tho ideal. II IS not enough
that the worker should be able barely
to- exist on his wages. Unless he has
lfaSr share OF tho better things of life
will not be good citizen, and his
idrcu will not be good citizens. tn'
ftunately. there arc always some on
eth sides OF any labor. controversy
4 striving for undue advantage. and that
. creates bitterness and antagonism. de-
astroys cooperation and INJURIES every
body
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Mrs. Goodykoontz Entertains.

Washington, ID. G.. May In he!
apartments at The Ra leigh. Wednesday
Mrs. Goodykoontz. wife Of Representa-
tive Wells Gnodykoontz Of West Viz
ginia. entertained in honor of her guest
Mrs. Robert Archer Of Huntingdon w
Va. with luncheon followed by bridge
The guests were Mrs. stephen +. FL
kins, Mrs Howard Sutherland. Mrs
Hcrrtald. Mrs. Harry Chapman Wool
ward. Mrs. Hayes. Mrs King. Mrs. Leon
ard s. Echols. Mrs. bennett. Mrs. Van
Antwerp. Mrs. John S. Cooper. Mrs
Summers. Mrs. Bogg. Mrs. Charlie:
Brooks Smith. Mrs. Caroway, Mrs
Hoch and Mrs. Quinn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-06
Steel Corporation Buys
Property Near La Belle

Tho Wheeling Steel corporation has
purchased a block Of real estate on
McColloch street. south of and adjoining
the Liza Bell" mill on Twenty-ninth
street. and renters now living in houses
on that property are granted only 80
days possession. The original inten-
ton. it is said. was to razG these dwell
nGs and build an addition to the plant.
hut owing 10 the present house Short
age the property will more than likeIy
stand as it is for short period at leas+.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-06
CRIMINAL COURT TERM
EXPECTED TO BE SHORT

The present term Of criminal court
will probably he enc a the shortest on
record. \ total Of 30 indictments were
returned ny the jury which convened
Monday The investigation nccessitat"G
a session of only one day, and number
of the cases on the docket were dispos"c
Of when the docket was called. pcmur-
rcr$ were entered in Il number of the
indictments. These Will h" argued Sat
urday. 1t is estimated by Prosecuting
Attorney Carl q. Ba"hmann that the act
ual trials for this term Of court will be
disposed of within TWO weeks.
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Senators at White House.

Washington, -. C., May 3.---Am 'nS
The callers at the White House on N'd,
neslay were Senators Sutherland ana
Flkiu, Of West Virginia, who had err
gaCcmcnt for different hours. Th'y
made no specific recommendations 10
the president about patrons. 1t Is SAD
hut discussed matt0rS connected With
important pending legislation.
Senator Elkins has been invited a"u
ha:; accepted an invitation. to accom-
pany President and Mrs. Harding on
a trip on the presidential yacht May
flower, Saturday and Sunday.
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DIRECTORS TO MEET

Regular meeting OF the board q: d.
rectOrS of III" Wheeling Chamber Of
commerce will he held this afternoon
at the Fort Henry club. following the
nOon-day luncheon. A. e. Stifcl prcSl-
dent, requests that all members be pres
emit.
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Yes, virtue is its ywn reward ana
when an experienced nan goes out with
his wife to gather violets on SUNDAY
afternoon. instead Of going 10 the
ball game he does 1t with full forrHnowl J.
edge that he will be blamed later FOR all
the short-stemmed Oncs-Ohio state
Journal.
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p11.or RuRNEp TO DEATH.

ROCK Springs. Wyoming, May O.
Walter NJ Bunting. a mail service avia
tor. was burned to death today. when
his airnlanc overturned and crashed 10
The ground while hc was taking off for
Il flight to Cheyenne" His wifi" lives
at Carncy'S Point. New Jersey.
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Madame Curie is on her way TO
america. \ special effort should be
made to complete that 100000 fund and
have gram OF the radum she discov-
cred ready for hcr when she lands.
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Residents OF Noun: Vernon. New
York. will wear dandclions on Mothers
Day. That's all right. but the purpose
uC the day must not hc 0vcrshadowed
bv the novelty of it's observance.
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NOT A NEW POLICY

\ few days ago Senator Lodge maas
The statement on the floor OF the senate
that the passage Of the Knox peace
rSsolution would be followed By a Sepa-
rate peace treaty with Germany. At
that time The IntelligenCer expressed
Aoubt as 20 the authoritatiyencss OF the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-06

England has improved on the day
light saving plan. and Will save two
hours hereafter. Why not apply little
algehraic formula and save the entire
"a"
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Heavy American tourist travel IN
Europe indicated for the summer. tod
idea. Ii will cheer UP AmeriCanp cSSl-
,nists to find how much worse off the
rest of the world is.-Morgant0wn New
dominion
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More individuals have been making
bad money recently. federal court Of
fetal reports. And fewer have been
making good money.
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In the forty-cight hours ending at
midnight Monday. New York City re-
ported seven murders. with but two ar
rests Murder is about two-ScrenthS
safe in New Yor.-lluntington Herald-
Dispatch.
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Suggestion for thought. Other gov
crnmcnts have secured release Of their
citizens from Bolshcvik prisons, while
30 Americans are still in them.-Mar-
tins Ferry Times
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Another reel Of the Stillman case IS
being presented TO a large and cnthu-
Siastic audience.
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Well. "" see the period from May TO
May :. inclusive, is National RabH
Week and we're sorry we didn't hear
about il soon enough to have one
Ohio State Journal.
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Six feet Of ground is the usual area
% the eternal triangle.
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What Other
Editors Say

Another thing that needs not inc
protection OF copyright or trade mark
Is tho EinStcin thcCry.--Huntingto Al
NcrtiScr.
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Mr.. Vo!stcad probably h,s his cyc O.
Wheeling.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1921-01-12
Local Notes from Bounty Land.

Bounty Land, Jan. 10.-Special:
e. Ii: Stone, l.. NJ. Smith and NJ. G..
Mcdonald, our school trustees, at
tended the meeting Of the trustees OF
the county at Walhalla Friday morn
ing.
We regret the indisposition Of Miss
Sybil Chamhlin, who is unable to dis
charge her duties as teacher to-day,
and hope she may be all right in Il
few days. Miss Ballcnger is teaching
the entire school to-day.
Swift and Frank Marctt are at
work on section Of the national
highway near Highlands. y. C.
c. p. Ballenger and family, of
Greenville; DR.. and Mrs. b. 0. Whit
ten and children, OF Columbia, and
Hubbard Allen and John Knox. Of
Liberty, were all holiday guests at
the Ballenger home.
Alr. and Mrs. Jasper Doyle and
daughter, Miss Ida Beth, spent last
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Gill
lison near Seneca.
We are delighted to welcome back
to the community Joe Barron and
sister, Miss Bette Barron, who last
week moved from Seneca to their
farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Mcdonald
are the happy parents Of "bounc-
ing baby boy" who made his arrival
last Thursday.
Miss Sallie Davis is visiting few
weeks in Anderson as guest of her
sister, Mrs. J. B. Shanklin.
Marion Hughs leaves in few days
for Atlanta, where he will take
business course.
Rob Hubbard has been unwell for
the past few days, though not seri-
ously ILL.,
Miss Grace Werner left Wednesday
for Kirksey, where she resumes her
duties as teacher in the Kirksey
school.
The many friends Of Mrs. J. N.
Mcdonald will learn with regret Of
her recent illness Of the past week
and join in the hope for her early
recovery of good health.
John Werner returned to Clemson
College Tuesday after spending the
holidays with his parents, Hon. and
Mrs. e. e. Werner
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Burglar Fires Several Shots.

Greenvillc, Jan. discovered in
pantry at the home Of S. w. Lucas
on Whitsett street,an unknown burg
lar tonight at $50 o'clock shot three
times through the closed door at Mr..
Lucas and friend, while Mr.. Lucas
replied twice with a shotgun. The
burglar then got out and fred four
more shots and two more shots at
the two men while making his es-
cape. No one is believed to have been
injured.
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4 Ford "Slnn."

The following has been handed to
The Courier with request for its pub
lication:
|. My Ford is my delight shall
not walk.
2. 1t maketh me to lie down in
muddy places for repairs; it carrieth
me along the highways for pleasures s
sake.
3. 1t restoreth my pocket-book af-
ter I have spent all it's contents for
gasoline and repair work.
4. Yea, though ride through tho
dark shadows Of the night | will fear
no evil. for my Ford is with me and
its presence comforts me.
5. 1t prepareth puncture for me
in the presence Of everybody; it an
nointeth my forehead with pcrspira-
ton; it causeth my wrath to run
over.
6. Surely gasoline bills and repair
bills shall follow me all the days of
my life, and / will ride in a Ford
forever.
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Chcraw Ginhousc Destroyed.

Cheraw. Jan. 7.-At 100 o'clock
this mornign the gin house Of J. b.
Bundy, just beyond the town limits.
was destroyed by fire, together with
eighty bales Of cotton belonging to
nearby farmers. There was also a
large amount OF bagging and ties de-
stroyed. The gin was covered by in
surance, but there was none on tho
contents. The origin OF the fire is
unknown