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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-08
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

What Is the total population of
the world? What is the total pop
ulation OF the United States?''-
Don A. Park. age IL. Philadelphia.
Pm.
According TO the census OF 1920
the population Of the United States
is l05.000,000 The total popula-
ton Of the entire world is $780,
2S4. 324. You may be interested in
knowing that the population OF
your state, Pennsylvania Is, ac-
coroing 10 the census taken last
year. 1870. l59. II IS the second
largest state IN the Union, New
York being first with 1O,384,144
IT understand that in November
OF last year a woman was elected
10 Congress. Is this true? II so.
what is her name isabelle Irons,
Mount Vernon. Mo.
Yes, that Is true. The lady Is
Miss Alice Robertson, who was
owner of a cafeteria in Muskogee,
okla. She Is a Republican and was
elected on Nov. 2, 1920, 20 repre-
sent the second Oklahoma district
IN Congress. She is the second
woman to be put into such Office.
Tho first was Miss jeanette Ran
kin, who. in 1916, was elected as
one Of Montsna's two representa-
tives. She served one term.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-08

report to the pontiff concerning his
archdiocese and also the Peters
pence" which aggregated one OF
the most generous offerings ever
made to the pope.
The pontiff thanked Archbishop
Hayes heartily for his Offering and
entrusted TO him the task OF con
veying TO the faithful his apprecia-
tion and also the apostolic benedic-
ton The archbishop after his au-
dience introduced his secretaries to
the pontiff. Pope Benedict expressed
a desire again TO see the archbishop
while he Is in Rome.
During his audience with the pope.
Archbishop Hayes presented 20 the
pontiff the names Of two candidates
for the position OF auxiliary bishop
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-08

SaIzburg. now 1Oc and for
26c 9723-tf.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-08
School
Study
Sports
BIG PRIZES OFFERED
BY PAPER FOR ESSAYS

NV YORK, y. Y.-Three prizes,
500. $50, and s25 have been offered
by the New York Evening Herald
for the three best essays written by
boys and girls of the high schools Of
New York on the obligations OF the
citizen.
The winning essays are TO be
printed in a Sunday edition OF the
Herald, and meritorious essays re-
ceiying honorable mention may also
appear in print. For these the usual
space rates of the newspaper will be
paid.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-08

he said ne would leave the choice
20 the holy see. Both prelates. the
archbishop declared. were we'll ac-
GRANTED with the affairs OF hts
archido"ese. One OF the candidates
is said 20 occupy a post Immediately
following that CT vicar general
The other was secretary 10 the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-08

King Richard was helped to escape
from a dungeon cell by Blondel. a
minstrel. The history fails to state
how, but we suppose Blondel got out
his violin and sawed of a few bars.
Scene AND CRAFT, Crane Tech,
Chicago, Ill.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-08

late Archbishop Corrigan.
After his visit 20 the pope. Arch
bishop Hayes spent half an hour
with Cardinal Gasparri, the papal
secretary Of state. with whom he dis
cussed affairs concerning the arch
diocese OF New York.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-08
ARCHBISHOP HAYES
RECEIVED BY POPE
New York Prelate Also Has
Audience With Pope's
Private Secretary.

ROME. Feb. Pope Benedict
Sunday received in audience Arch
bishop Hayes Of New York. with
whom he conversed for half an hour.
The archbishop presented a detailed
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-08
OLD MAN PUZZLE

Add a letter 20 the word used In
the blank In the FIRST line and place
a in the blank in the second line. In
every other line use g new word. For
example the first two lines have been
completed
(teal
Wen then wait for the--(team).
Soon you will feel so fully.
You'll be recovered from your
Then we'll eat our lunch At,
There'H be no more OF this to.
And you'll be rested from your.
Forgetting troubles and your
ANSWER 20 yesterdays: Mis-hap:
sleepy: New York: year. Happy
New Year,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-08
OLD LADY RIDDLE

What letter Is the pleasantest TO a
deaf woman?
ANSWER 10 yesterdays: What is
that which no one cares 20 have, vet
no one cares to lose "a bald head)
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-08
"CaSCaretS" for
Constipation

Just think A pleasant. harmless
CaRCaret works while you sleep and
has your liver active. head clear.
stomach sweet and bowels moving as
regular as a clock by morning No
gripping or Inconvenience. 10. 25 or
90 cent boxes. Children love this
candy Cathartic too ADV.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-08

In rural Japan pupils take or their
shoes and leave them IN front OF tho
school. entering with a pair OF queer.
mitten-llke sacks on their feet
New-York tribune., 1921-11-06

Thanksgiving Jaef0s
"Hearn for Linens is slogan of special
meaning when Thanksgiving time draws
near. Not only linens but other household
needs for the Thanksgiving celebrations are
here in full ass0rtments at low prices.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-19
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
DESTROYS EVIL.

when we come In contact with the
material world about US we are con
frUnted with the phenomena Of evil.
We note its destructive character 1t
manifests itself In myriad forms of
fear, pains, drOughts, wars, storms and
death Where did this unholy thing
come from Is 1t Of God or Is 1t notf
A false theology has attempted through
out the centuries to lead men Into the
belief that God created evil, that in some
mysterious way evil Is good in the
making, crude form Of good, as 1t were.
But the fact Is that God Is not the aU-
thor of evil. If God were the author OF
evil, then God would be God Of hate,
instead of love, u God of death, instead
Of life. Evil Is contrary to good and
there is nothing in all the inhnitude Of
Gods universe out Of which evil could
he created. Darkness is not farther re-
moved from light than evil is from good.
Light does not produce darkness, Life
does not produce death. Confronted by
these facts, false theology shifts its
ground and argues that God permlttel
evil to be self-created. That is mere
sophistty, because God having all power,
would be Just as responsible if He per
mitted evil to be sef-created as If He
created 1t direct. Some theOloglans in
theoriznR about evil, assume that be
cause God created all that was made He
must have created evil, since evil has ap-
parent substance to the physical senses.
These theOlOgiaus have utterly failed to
see that the physical senses cannot in
terpret God, that evil is without founda
ton, has no reality and is merely a pine
uomeuOn of the human mind.
christian Science clears up all mys-
ticism about evil, and shows that evil
under whatsoever forms it masquerades
is a false claim, operating through the
five physical senses. When we see even
family the omnipOtent goodness Of God
we can never fear evil as we did before
why? Because we have dethroned it.
Before the omnipotence of God, evil
shrinks to its native nothlngness. We
see 1t for what 1t is,--a lie, and a liar
. murderer from the beginning the
Master declared, n false projection of
mortal belief,-nothing more. Does not
the Scripture declare There shall no
evil befall thee, neither shall any plague
come nigh thy dwelling. For he shall
give his angels charge over thee, to keep
thee In all thy ways? Sometimes, IN
the face Of the seeming activity Of evil
men may become fearful and despairing.
Accepting the scholastic lie about evil
being God-created, and therefore irwin
chile, they may throw up their hands
and become its unresisting victims. But
the genuine Christian Scientist wakes
strong when battling with evil. He re-
fuses to concede to 1t one iota of power,
or reality. He refuses to allow a single
suggestion Of IT'S presence or power to
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-19

The "Kiwanian" is the official pur-
veyor of Kiwanis Club news. It an
nounces Frederick N. Whitney, New York
lecturer and writer, as guest Of honor at
the clubs weekly luncheon at the Hotel
SEVERN Wednesday. Edward Hereth
chairman Of Retail Division No. 1, will
have charge of the program.
Speaking Of Mr.. Whitney, the secretary
Of the Cleveland Kiwanis Club writes ::
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-19

man is not diseased, broken, deformed.
but in the forever expression of divine
Love, and he unswervingly held to Ihat
exalted conception throughout his whole
earthly ministry, in the face of almost
universal skepticism and opposition. Be.
: cause Of his understanding Of Spirit, he
said to the man with the withered hand,
Stretch forth thine hand. And he
stretched it forth and it was restored
whole, like as the other Another thing
that should be noted in the ministry OF
Christ Jesus, is that he kept clearly in
mind the difference between the real and
the unreal. What is real? God is real
Z Gods creation is real. Gods man is real.
Life, Truth, Love, justice, peace, haT-
ter, mortality, sin, evil, disease Jealousy,
hate and death are unreal. They are
unreal because they are not God-created
They are opposed to the divine nature,
they are the fleeing misconceptions Of the
human mind which will inevitably dis
appear as the new heavens and new
earth %awn on human thought; Christ
Jesus destroyed the unreal and exalted
the real. The beginner in Christian
Science is at once faced with the neces-
sity of keeping clearly in thought this
unreal because only by so doing can he
have dominion over evil and demonstrate
the supremacy of Spirit. At times mis-
informed critics seek to convey the i'm
preston that Christian Science makes q
mistake in teaching that sin, disease, and
death are unreal, claiming that they are
terrible realities These errors may
seem real 10 the uninstructed human
thought; but they are not real in the
sense that they are not God-created. If
we believe that disease Is real, that be-
! Lief tends to strengthen the bondage OF
df@ase, not to destroy it. No man
: throughout the ages has been healed of
disease by declaring its reality. The
Christian Scientist knows that sin and
disease must be seen as illusions Of the
( human mind then they can be destroyed
] oh vi II
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-19
POWER TO HEAL
UNIVERSAL GIFT,

THE Bible teaches that the power to
heal is a universal gift within the
grasp OF any one who strives TO know
God Alright. The patriarchs and proph-
cts healed. The twelve disciples
healed; the seventy did likewise Paul
healed the sick and raised the dead.
a-u uutu the Fourth century tie early
Christians recognized and practiced
healing as q part Of the work OF the
church. At the beginning OF the fourth
century spiritual healing ceased. Scho-
lastic theology has tried In vain TO
make us believe that this loss Of spirit
ual healing was due to an act OF God :;
that spiritual healing was a special die
pensatiOn Of Providence, extended 10
Christ Jesus and the early Christians
TO prove that they were under the
divine protection, and that when this
proof had been accomplished, spiritual
healing was Withdrawn. But that theory
has no facts within the Scriptures or
without, to support il, and it is con
trary 10 the nature Of God. God is no
resrecter Of persons Acts 10-3D. His
grace aud goodness G-e Tor all men to
partake The spiritual law which Jesus
demonstrated in healing the sick on the
shores Of the sea OF Galilee Is an uni
versal immutable law, and Is just as
operative today as it was nineteen
NO. the loss Of spiritual healing can
not be charged to God. The real reason
is that the early Christians failed
TO follow closely the straight and mar
row way OF eternal truth. They began
70 modify the teachings OF jesus. con
forming them 10 the pagan Thought about
them. What.wds the result! The human
mind became da-kcucd and mystitled
and could no longer resort to the heal
Ing power OF God hence spiritual heal
ing disappeared and ala not reappear Tor
more than fifteen centuries. when the
Science Of Christianity was again given
TO the world by New England woman,
Na~v pqk-r Eddy.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-19
Kiwanis Club Puts
Out Its First Paper

Breezy and snapry and bubbling with
good nature the first edition of the
indianapolis Klwanian," of which Frank
S. Chance is editor has made its appear
ance and will continue to shed sunshine
as a weekly bulletin.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-19

THE consciousness of Christ Jesus so
perfectly reflected Spirit that no sug
Cestions Of sin or mortality could enter
In the presence of his unparalleled
knowledge Of God, fear, disease, and
death fed as darkness before the light.
Knowing that God is Love. he loved with
divine compassion his fellOw-men. and
because of that love, he healed them. We
are told in the gospel that he healed
all m Gner of disease Christ Jesus
knew that disease was not Of God and
he conceded no more power to one dis
ease than to another. The modern clas-
sifcatioU Of diseases as functional, nerv-
Gus. organic. he disregarded entirely He
knew that diseases were all contrary to
the divine purpose, and he DESTROYED
them all alike. We read in Luke as fol-
lows: AS he called his twelve disciples
together and gave them power and au-
thOritv over ali devils, and to cure dis
eases And he sent them to preach the
kingdom Of God. and to heal the sick
And the people when they knew it, fol
lowed him: and he received them. and
and healed them that had need Of heal
ing duke 81, >, IL
Now two features stand ont pre-
eminently in the earthly career Of thi
great Teacher. One is that he utterly
refused to accept - final OF cOnclusiye
the evidence of the five physical senses ;
the other is that he did accept to be
final and conclusive the evidences Of spir
itual senses. Spiritual sense was his
only guide, his only basis Of thought
and action. 1t is the Spirit that quick
eneth.' he declared, and then he added,
the flesh profteth nething.' To illus
trate, let us note the manner in which
he handled the case of the man with
the withered hand. The materialist the
Iaan who accepted physical sense evil
dence as a fact, would doubtless have
argued that the withered hand could MOI
be healed, that there was no remedy
known that could restore those wasted
muscles and revive the paralyzed nerves.
That is the argument Of the carnal hui
man mind, which assumes that man IS
physical organism. subject TO birth
maturity and decay. The great Teacher,
the master metaphysician was never de-
ceived by such shallow sophistry He
knew that man is perfect even as his
Father in heaven is perfect; that the real
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-19

every one of the $50 present were In
tensely interested in Mr. Withey's analy-
sis Of the honesty of nationalities and
fvnaS
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-19
EAsTERN sTAR DANCE.

The officers of Naomi Chapter, No. 131.
Order of the Eastern Star, will give
dance and card party at the Denison
Hotel tomorrow evening.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-19
DOMESTICS and BEDDING

DRESS AND APRON PER
GALES, yard wide, various
light and dark col0rs, includ-
ing the much wanted navy
blue figures and 49,
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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-19

FIGURED Gu r T A 1 N
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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-19

PLAIN BLUE CHEVIOT
SHIFTING, 27 inches wide,
fast color; early season price
45c, extra spe- 1E
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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-19
SALVATION FOR
RTEN

"There has been much Misrepresentation
in times past Of the true nature of Christ
Jesus and his relation to God and man.
Scholastic theology has persistently re-
iterated throughout the centuries that
Christ Jesus was God. but that can not
be because God is one Cod, the Great
I AM, not made up OF parts. Christ
Jesus was not God, but the Son Of God,
as he himself declared. As a man horn
Of woman he was the Son Of Man Be
cause he was the spiritual ideal of God,
he was the christ, manifesting the quail
files Of his divine Father. He knew
that Christ, the divine expression #
God, was forever ready 10 heal and save,
and that salvation is for all men. All
men are sons Of God, and all men can
gain spiritual consciousness can under
stand the Christ Truth which heals and
saves, and can exercise the power of spir-
itual understanding IN destroying dis
ease, sin and death. Jesus declared that
he prayed not alone for his chosen dis
ciples. but for them also which shall
believe on me through their word Ia his
last recorded words uttered just before
his ascension beyond mortal vision, he
said, And these signs shall follow them
that believe; understand the Christi.
l. my name shall they cast out devils
they shall speak with new tongues; they
shall take up serpents; and If they drink
any deadly thing, II shall not hurt them
they shall lay hands on the sick, and they
shall recover
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-19
MANS ONENESS
WITH GOD.

"Then again. the beginner in Christian
Science may receive the impression that
Christian Science heals merely physical
Ills and Is only a substitute for the drug
giug system or other material methods.
Christian Science heals the sick: there is
no doubt about that. lie would be q
brave critics indeed who at the present
time would arise and deny that Christian
Science does heal the sick. The liv nc
witnesses of its healing power are mum
bered by the tens Of thousands But the
healing Of physical ills Is not the uIti-
mate Of Christian Science. Christian
Science goes to the bottom Of the human
mentality. uncOvers the latent errors OF
the human mind and destroys them, and
arouses men to claim their divine hCrit-
age 70 be sons Of God. Christian Science
arouses men to see tn3t man lives be-
cause God lives, for mans life is derived
from Cod man does not live merely
70 keep himself in repair or TO satisfy
his human desires. A Christian Scientist
secs that & mans real business in life is
TO know and to glOrify God. The West
Minister tatechtSm says, Mans chief end
is. TO glorify God and to enjoy him for
ever. II you buy an automobile you ex-
pect the machine to carry its occupants,
no. 70 undergo repairs. Repairs must be
>Rnace OF course, If the machine does not
run. So likewise, when a man IS sick or
sinful he must be healed before he is
prepared to realize his sonShip with God.
But the healing Of sin and sickness Is
only the preliminary step by which a
man comes TO see that his real duty, his
according 60 His eternal laws The
Arizona republican., 1921-01-09

There should be a tax on gross sales of all goods sufficient when added to all other taxes proposed in the pro- gram and including customs receipts to aggregate the required s4,0O0 GOO O00 it was said. The sales tax at per cent would yield s1,S16,5O 900. it was estimated.
 The program would eliminate from the present revenue act the excess profits tax, surtaxes on individuals, taxes on transportation. insurance, ad- missions, dues and on non- alcoholic beverages and special and capital stock tax, stamp taxes and certain excise taxes.
 The normal income rate would be fixed at 1 per cent on the first s40OO above the exemption, while the re- mainder would be subjected to a tax of 8 per cent and no surtaxes would be levied.
 Income from business institutions would be taxed at 10 per cent on amounts above the exemption.
 All other incomes, including "un- earned" or investment incomes and profits, would bear surtaxes ranging from l per cent on incomes from $20, 900 to $50, 900, to per cent on incomes In excess Of S0Q0,Q00.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-09
RETAIL DRY GOODS MEN OFFER
 PLAN TO E0UALIZE INCOME TAX
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WASHINGTON, Jan. 8.-Readjust- ment of taxes to relieve workers in the matter of income taxes and equalize the burden on business was asked of the house ways and means committee today by the tax commission of the National Retail Dry Goods association. Association representatives filed a de- tailed plan for revision of the tax laws. which, they estimated, would provide revenue for a $4,000,00O,000 annual budget.
 The plan proposes that a distinction he made between income from manual or mental effort and income from busi- ness or investment. The program would fix tho exemption from income taxes at S2500 for single persons and S5000 for heads of families instead of the 5000 and S2000 exemptions as now.
 A graduated scale on income tax also would be established, income from sal aries, wages and commissions being taxed the lowest; income derived from business at a higher rate, and all other income, including profits from sales as capital assets, to d still greater degree
 A statement said that the associa- tion's proposal had been concurred in through a referendum among it's 2O00 members.
 The committee. Chairman Fordney | said. would take up the suggestions | later.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-09
Attorney General
 Will Investigate
 Coal Graft Charge
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WASHINGTON, Jan S--Inquiry will be begun at once into the prices charged the government for coal last year, Acting Attorney General Nebe- ker announced today on receipt of the findings of the senate committee on reconstruction. which has been inves- tigating the sale of fuel to the war de- partment and other branches of the government during the shortage.
 Prices asked government depart ments for coal as set forth in the committees report. the acting attorney general said. appeared to warrant and "even require" investigation by the department of justice. Prosecutions will be instituted and pressed to the limit. he added. should the facts de- veloped bear out the evidence sub mitted by the committee.
 It would appear on the fact of the report, MT. Nebeker said, that prices charged the government for coal were exorbitant to a degree, and that ac- tion would lie under the Lever act for profiteering. Names of more than a score of concerns who had supplied coal to the government were listed by the committee, he added. but would not be announced. pending an investi- gation, which would include a study of statistics of coal costs, prices charged and the committees estimate .of what would have been a fair mar | gin of profit.
 | A decline in the price of retail coal i was said to be indicated in reports reaching the coal Investigating com 1 mittee today. Tabulation of these re- |. ports is being made for use. committed i members said. should it be decided tS
 conduct an investigation of retail coa
 distribution.