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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-19

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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-19

DO Your Xmas shopping AZ MU-
rams 1872 " Mich 24otf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-19
NATURAu DESIRE


China protests that She wants Go
be- left ln peace and NOT lu pieces
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-19

Boil .wO or more chicken livers
until tender, drain and mash 10
paste with teaspOonful of onion
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-22
PLANT JUICE HAS
RESTORED HEALTH"
Mrs. Jackson Knight, Popular
Richmond Lady, Gives a
Strong Testimonial
ONLY MEDICINE TO HELP HIM
Says Her Husband Is Now Able
70 DO His Work; Sleeps Fine
and Has Fine Appetite.

AS strengthened and builder-up
OF the system. there is nothing TO
equal Plant Juice. the new herbal
stomach remedy. This wonderful
preparation. which has taken the en-
tire country by storm. is made from
the juices and essences OF medicinal
plants. gathered trom many parts Of
the world and combined with grea,
skill into the best remedy known for
all ailments OF the stomach, liver,
kidneys and blood. 1t aids digestion,
purihcs the blood. strengthens weak
nerves and vitaliZcs the entire body.
Daily signed testimonials are re-
ccivcd telling Of the wonderful benefit
derived from this famous medicine.
One of the most recent is that of Mrs
Jackson Knight. who resides at No.
'O6 Nicholson Street, 4 popular Rich
mond lady. who tells how her hus-
band vas relieved by Plant Juice as
follows:
MY husband had been in such n
bad state of health that he had not
been able to work for six months.
He could not digest his food and had
no appetite for his meals. He was
constipated. could not sleep at night.
had shortness of breath. was all
bloatcd with Eas and felt completely
run down. He was told that he would
have TO go TO the hospital and might
have to undergo an operation. This
he did not want TO do. but he was
completely discouraged after trying so
many different medicines which did
him no good that he did not know
where TO turn to get relief. A friend
told him about Plant Juice and
begged him TO try 1t. He is now able
TO work every day. sleeps fine, and
has good appetite for his meals.
We are certainly grateful for my hus-
bands recovery, and cannot say too
much in praise Of your Plant Juice"
Plant Juice is sold at the Tragic
Drug Company's store. in Richmond.
For sale In Petersburg by Morrison.
The Drug Man. and in Chase City by
The Chase City Drug Company.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-22
THOUSANDS OF
USERS DECLARE
THIS TONIC BEST
IT'S MADE JUST AS MA
TURE INTENDED AND
GIVES AID

thousands Of users of VEENOLAK
all over the country--today speak
in glowing terms OF what wonderful
results they have obtained from taxi
ing this truly remarkable remedy.
Sufferers In the past from many ills
such as constipation. disordered liver
and stomach, biliousness. headaches,
ioss or appetite and sleepless nights
are well now.
Their recovery has been exceed
inEly gratifying TO them. One tcsti-
nrs IN very clever manner that
there's relief in every bottle"
Another user says-"Wouldn' think
Tor a minute Of being without n bot
tie OF VEESOLAk in my house.
Another one jokingly wriics-"It re-
minds me OF the old-time adage-a
stitch in time saves ninc-for just
inc minute that any one in my fam
ily doesn't feel up to snuff-out comes
the bottle OF NEENOLAK."
You need NEENOLAk for moro
reasons than one. 1t tones up your
system and adds jest TO living. 1t
places your appetite on edge, makes
YOU sleep like top. makes you feel
Ten years younger and there doesn't
seem enough work for you to do
all because ii offers the proper nour-
ishmcnt TO the organs that produce
the necessary rich red blood.
For Good Hcalth's sake-buy :.
bottle OF NEENOLAK today. Words
will never describe for you the won
derful results and return to good
health that is stored up in every bot
tie OF VEENOLAk.
NEENOI.AK is sold in this town
by Tragic Drug Co., Richmond, Va,
Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-22
CHATHAM MILITIA ABOUT
READY FOR MUSTER-IN

Enlistment for a company OF State
militia at Chatham is rapidly near
ing completion. 1t WAS learned at
Adjutant- General 10 Lane Stern.s Of
flee yesterday afternoon. The com
pany. which is in charge OF Captain
Robert l.. purdncr. has now reached
strength OF forty-two. lacking only
eight men to reach Its complete quota.
II Is expected that an inspection OF
the newly organized outfit Will be
made in about a week.
The resignation OF Second Licuten-
ant Bernard l.. IIaggard. OF Company
K. Charlottesville. was accepted
Lieutenant iIaggard gave as his rea-
son for this action the pressure o:
business duties.
Word has been received from the
recently organized militia com pany
at Chase city that It's quota OF Of
iicers has been rlcct"n. Goodc H.
Reynolds will he captain g. :hc com
pany. and Thomas Albert brooches
and Edmund NJ. Wilmoth Will he .irst
and second licutenants. respectively.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-22
Limited NeMs.l

WASHINGTON. April 2l.-Presidcnt
Harding, it is learned. has decided
To appoint II woman as heal OF me
rev Department OF Public Welfare. 10
Congress creates this new Cabinet
branch as he desires.
This would be the first time In his
tory woman has held a Cabinet
post Heavy duties would fall to
her. for the agencies which il is pro-
posed to combine under the new de-
partment include the Pension Bureau
the bureau Of War Risk Insurance.
the Public Health Service. and num-
erous others engaged in social service
work.
best Administered by Woman.
The PRESIDENT. II is understood. be-
licveS that the work of the new de-
partnent Will be Of such a nature
that ii can best he administered by
woman. He desires also. II Is said
20 give recognition to the new politi-
cal status Of woman brought by SUI
traGe. Women are manifcsting an
Increasing interest in social lcgisla-
ton Of all kinds. and everything con-
nected with il would center about
the department with one Of their own
sex as head.
senator Kenyon. chairman OF the
Senate Committee on Education and
Labor. announced that work VIII be-
gin at once on drawing bin TO
create the new department; In con-
Harding. He said he expects to in
troducc the bill next week. and that
he Will push for carly action on It.
Looks for Favorable Action.
81 have no doubt Congress Will act
favorably on the project" said Ken
yon.
Brigadicr-Gcncral Sawyer. who has
charge Of the welfare work of the
administration. appeared before Ken
yon's committee today. and outlined "a
scheme OF organization for tho new
department. which. ne said. has the
approval Of President Harding.
The President. according to Saw
yer. asked that Congress be urged TO
act Immediately in creating the new
department.
Sawyer approved n measure which
senator Kenyon previously had in
trohuced at tho request Of the Prcsi-
dent He suggested amendme mt =
which would broaden its scope. how
ever.
Continue Welfare AstIvities.
His scheme would be 10 combine
under single Cabinet officer every
social welfare activity Of the govern
mcnt. These are nov scattered
through tho executive branches. and
their consolidation. Sawyer argued.
would save large sums Of money, in
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-22
WARD WOMEN
VOTERS WILL MEET TODAY

The Fifth Precinct Of Jefferson
ward, Richmond icaI,uc Of Women
Voters, Will hold Il meeting this ar
,"rnoon at I!"llevu" Junior High
school ~ o'clock. Mrs. .. w Mas
SIC. chairman %! III" precinct. pre-
siding Sneakers VIII =" Miss Nora
Houston. Legislative chairman OF tho
state lcacuc ana member az tho Chill
iron's Cod" Commission for Virginia,
ana Mrs. Frank !. IoNson director
az tho Third Congressional District Of
The League, both ~ whom have Just
national organization.
They NH suenk on special uhascS
of lnague WORK, Teachers other than
mr,nb"-s of 'ho loaru" I'm Jefferson
and o'h"r wards. and IN" nublic GEN
orally Is invited 20 l." present Nj
Aiclc Clark chairman NJ tho state
league, VIII also speak briefly o.
lnnmuc Mnrk In thn Stnfc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-22
Fol Kec IS q CANDIDATE FOR
CORPORATION COMMISSION

Eihen Q rcIkce Is now full
n.dgod candidate for the corDoration
Commission. Ne has qualified hcfor"
state chairrNnn Rorcr 4. James 10
whom ho .aid tho candidates foo Of
500 ana has h"nu placed on the books
IN REGULAR order. Mr. Folks y"stcr-
dav received from Chairman James
IN aclynnw lndrrn"rt Of his remittance.
IN addition 10 tho necessary fee for
entering the August primary. M.
FollScs presented an application Of
moro than the ESQ voters of Virginia
n-kinv him to become candidate for
tho nlncr for which he now aSpircs.
Mir. FOlkos said last night tina: n"
had received encouraging reports
from many sections Of the state. and
fclt certain OF his nomination on
August .
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-22
CH!'PcH USHEPS To SEAT
CROWD AT TUCKER RALLY

G'shcre from the various churches
ir Richmond VIII have charge OF tho
seating arrangements at tho City
Auditorium upon tho occasion of the
big Tucker Inass-rn"eting Saturday
night, Anril IN This announcement
was made yesterday by Ci'v Chair
man Henry 7. Valentine. Tho staff
81 ushors viii crubrnc" men who are
accustomed ~ seating large crowds
Stems nrchcetro or seventeen pieces
has been engaged 10 furnish music
a. the mass moctir=. Professor Mo-
SOS stein sail yesterday that the con-
cert would begin at .:l5 o'clock on
tho night Of the meeting, and would
continu" until Sl5 when tho speak
ing will bc'cin. Mr.. Valentine will
rrrsid", md will in fcw words.
,l,.renn' Mr Tmcisnr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-22
HARVEY APPOINTMENT
ATTACKED BY HARRISON
Mississippi Senator Says Naming OF
Colonel Is Imprudcnt and
I'raugIt With Danger.
IBy United Ncws.l


WASHINGTON, April zi.-Thc ap-
pointmcnt OF Colonel George Harvey
to be ambassador to the Court OF St.
James. having drawn bitter attack
from Senator Pat Harrison OF Missis-
s!ppi. Democrat. is row expected to
pass without further incident.
Opposition to Iarvcy's confirmation
had beer expected. II did not mate
f!aii@c. however. and IIarrison's con-
demnnt!on. made from the floor OF the
senate today, accomplished no other
purpose than putting on record tho
feeling among many of the Demo-
clh-.
Harrison characterized the appoint
mcnt OF Harvey as imprudent and
irhuSht with danger TO relations be-
tween America and Britain. He said
Harvey was "a political accident"
ana vnahc caustic personal comment
about him.
This drew from Senator Lodge. Re-
publican leader. Il sharp rctort Lodge
dcicntnd Harvey, and accused Iiarri-
son OF lcSc majestic in criticizing Il
man who had become the Representa-
,.V" Of the United States through his
appointment. Lodge expressed hope
,hat Iiarrisons remarks would not
be accepted in other countries as in
nichttvc Of the nations attitude to.
whrd Harvey. who. he said. is man
Of ability and integrity. admirably
suited 10 be ambassador Of this coun-
try
Harrison denounced Harvey for
having opposed the League of nations.
after first advocating II. and for hav-
ing deserted Woodrow Wilson. after
having been one OF his strongest sup
pOrtcrs
The whole life Of this man has
h""n one OF inconsistency and vacilla
ton said Harrison. "Iic never re-
manned true TO any person. loyal to
any friend. or stcadfast to any con-
Niction. lic is wooded 20 no principle
ana bound by no conscience. He is a
writer OF the most dangerous spccies
ana past master In fomcnting trou-
tlons
"iis is a vindictivc. sclf-anointed.
into!crant political accident He has
h""n constant in only one thing, and
mat to attain high place In the coun-
CHS ~ political lcadcrsJand to realize
lncni
fhcr" never was such an unsuited
indlNllual. In all tho history Of man
kinh. by training. temperament and
chvIfonncnt 10 take up tho import
Great Britain"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-22
EPSON SALTS
LIKE LEMONADE

You can now buy real epson salts
without the awful taste and nausea
by asking your druggist for handy
package OF 'EpsOnadc Salts" which
looks and acts exactly like EPSON
salts. because il is pure epson salts
combined with fruit dcrivativc salts.
giving it the taste of sparkling lem
onadc.
Take Il tablespoonful In a glass of
cold water whenever you feel bilious.
hcadachy or constipatcd. "Epsonadc
Salts" is the muCh-talkcd- of discov-
cry Of the American EPSON Associa =
tion.-hdy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-22
PAPER MIL. WORKERS
REJECT WAGE REDUCTIONS
IRy Associated pros.1

NEW YORK. April 2l.--Cnion work
crs In the paper and pulp mills of the
United states and Canada have voted
TO reject the 30 per cent wage rcduc-
ton proposed by the manufacturers
Tor FAY IL, II was announced here
tonight by the Labor Bureau. Inc.
Local unions have been instructed
that should satisfactory terms OF
settlement not be forthcoming from
,hc paper manufacturers between
now and the time Of the expiration
or existing agreements. work viii
AUTOMATICALLY cease in the mills of
six companies on May and thirteen
companies on May H."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-22
HARDING TO NAME WOMANAS
WELFARE DEPARTMENT. HEAD
Will Be First Time in History One of Sex Has Held
Cabinet Post, If Congress Creates
New Branch.

creased efficiency. and eliminate du-
plication.
Among the agencies which would
lie transferred are the Bureau OF Edu-
cation from the Department Of the
Interior. the Public Health Service
from the Treasury Department. and
the chilaren's bureau and similar bu-
rcaus from the Department of Labor
The new department, according to
sawyer. would have direction OF
characterization work, and education
OF illitcrateS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-22

dwelling. los South Colonial Avenue
to cost $500.
Ashton G. Walton. to build frame
aud stucco dwelling. 1919 First Ave-
nue.. Highland Park. To cost $4,000.
The applications were:
Calvin ii. Lucy TO build frame and
stucco dwelling. 3222 Garland Avenue.
to cost $4,000.
II. X. Womack. to build frame
dwelling. 600 West Nineteenth Street
to cost $500.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-22
Five Indicted on Murder cborrc

CAIRO. GA. April 2l.-Fivc promi-
nent white men have been arrested
on an Indictment charging murder in
conncrtioE with the lynching Of Jim
Holland in Mitchell Couty. several
weeks ago. Iolad was accused of
shooting Jason IIarrcll, prominent
white farmer. ana when Il was be-
I!cfcd mat ltarrell might die mob
pursued olnd from Decatur County
into Mitchell. where at 3 O'Clock in
The. morning they lynched the nccrn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-22

weenA land M
. PR $500
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-22
uui,t,ing Permits Is.uri.

Building Inspector Butler y"stcr-
day issued two permits for dwellings,
and received applications for two
others. Those issued were:
William Russcll. TO builh brick
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-22

WcnrInE IN INV mud f.nnlty.
Pie cult OF the North Wheeling
Glass EottIina Comnanv against the
Richmond Pcps!Cola RottlinE Com
pnnv is ou trial in tho Law and
Faulty Court. The issue is that Of
alleged shipment OF imperfect bot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-21

THERE'S LOOKING
AT YOUw. This
winsome little miss
busily engaged in get
ting GU. side of her
third glass of milk
for the day, is one Of
the many children
fast getting back on
the highway to ro-
bust health up at the
Hunter Island day
camp Of the New
Y ork tuberculosis
Association - t h a t
splendid organization
engaged in the work
of cutting down New
York's very serious
and annual tubercu-
losis death rate of
10000.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-12-10

invade the York field and present plans call
less than be opened New York city stimuli
aneousy and in these stores will be offered monographs
records pianos sheet music and practically musical
instrument and novelties.
The company has recently acquired stores in Perth
Amboy, Painfeld and New Brunswick, N. j.
In addition to these stores located in Massachusetts,
and Connecticut with additional locations already selected
and under way in about dozen other cities.
Officers of the company follows: e.
Leslie M. Shaw, chairman of board former
the Treasury and of Iowa. who resides at Ward
Park Hotel in this city Governor Shaw recognized
as one of the ablest financial men of the country.
Others the Helm.
H. Yeager president former president of the Yeager
Piano Company operating sixteen sores vice pres
dent and general sales manager Music Instrument Sales
Company operating in fifteen large department stores also
connected with the of the Aerex PLAYER
Piano Power Plants and recently general retail sales
manager of Shonger Co., manufacturers pianos Mr.
Yeager recognized of the foremost musical
chandising men of this country and executive
exceptional ability 2 st5rc.Ff - I-st'.1
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-12-10
LEBERToN ART COLLECTION
GETS HIGH PRCES IN PARIS

PARIS, Dec. 10.-Indicating a re-
turn of business optimism. the auc-
ton of the CASTOR Lebreton collec-
ton, the most important art sale
of the season, realized more than
$4,000 above estimates. A large
number of the most valuable pieces
were sold to Americans.
Duveen Brothers, In behalf of a
New York client, purchased the
principal object, magnificent
group, sculptured in ivory. of the
Virgin and the Infant Jesus" of
the fourteenth century. The price
was 100000. A statuette of an an
gel was sold to John Gimbel for
81, 500.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-12-10
Market Notes.

NEW YORK, Dec. 10.-The stock
market closed Irregular today. The
transactions were on small scale. The
oil issues were in demand, Mexican
Petroleum moving up to 115 and Royal
Dutch to SOY. while Texas Company
sold at Al. Utah Copper reacted from
SIS to GAN and Baldwin eased off from
e6 to 95h. United States Steel receded
fractionally to $685..
There was little doing in the rail
road shares.
Total sales Of stocks today were
All. 100 shares. Total sales for the
week were 1902 900 shares. Total bond
sales today were $9,1S1 900, and total
sales for the week were $97,1SS,000.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-12-10

Frank HI. Anderson, vice president,
construction engineer and organiza-
ton expert: builder of Washington Ho.
tel. Washington, d. c., and other no.
tells located throughout the country,
and more recently builder and engineer
OF the Christian Science Benevolent
Hospital in Boston.
John v. Morris. vice president. for.
merly engineer with United States
Steel Corporation, and recently vice
president and general manager of a
consolidation of big mining interests.
Mr.. Morris has been intimately con.
nected with New York capital and In.
terested in financing other industrial
corporations.
Rt. Hon. Lord Auckland, director.
Of New York and London; director
Florian Thorne Company. and who
represents apnumber of London bank
ers In New York.
A. II. Stilger, director and treasurer;
founder and former president for sew
enteen years of Chelsea Exchange
Bank of New York City; recently re-
signed as president to assume duties
as treasurer of the United Phonograrh
Stores, Inc, but still is director CT
Chelsea Exchange Bank.
A. q. Moss, secretary, formerly chief
accountant for one of the largest chain
store organizations in this country.
David w. Cooper. music publisher.
John A. Enston, banker.
The company's slogan is Music in
every home" Its object-"Mutual
profit"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-12-10

.B. c. FORBES. were dealt i'm on
the New York Stock Exchange on
Friday than on any previous day this
year.
Here, also, the weeks trend has
been upward, although at this stage
of the investment movement, bonds,
following precedent, are receiving
most attention.
White one hesitates to do or say
anything calculted TO discourage the
optimism which is needed under ex-
listing conditions, IL may be useful to
ask whether current doings in the
security markets are not influenced
more by the plethora of cheaper
money than by maturely reasoned
conclusions concerning business pros
poets.
Call Money Close.
Call money closed the week at Az
per cent, time money is quoted as
low as s per cent, so is commercial
paper. And there is no scarcity Of
funds.
The Federal Reserve banks again
report a new maximum percentage OF
reserve. The reserve now carried
against deposits ana Circulation coin-
bined is 72H per cent, while the re-
serve against circulation. after allow
ing the prescribed 35 per cent against
deposits, is within fraction of 100
per cent. No such figures have been
previously recorded in four years.
Notwithstanding this, gold con-
tinues to pour into this country.
Meanwhile, loans which long were
"frozen" are gradually being liqui-
dated. thus swelling the volume of
money and credit available for in
vestment, speculation, industry and
SO forth.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-12-10
Foreign Exchange.

NEW YORK, Dec. 10.-The for.
eign exchange marked opened strong
today with demand sterling 1 cen,
higher at 411k. Francs advanced
~ centimes to 7.7s cables, and IT;
checks. Lire were points higher
to 4.42 cables and 4.42 checks. Bel
gians rose centiines to 7.4e cables
and 7.45 checks. Marks were 3 points
higher at .0054.
Guilder cables $500, checks 1888
Sweden kronen cables 24.15, checks
241O
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-12-10
|EINA N b
AND
BUSINESS

II Wall Street today is living up TO
Its reputation of being able to fore.
tell the business outlook, then the
first half Of next year should witness
distinctly better times.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-12-10
Corn and Cotton.

One Of the leading grain houses
has issued a favorable opinion on the
particular.
Corn, it is claimed, IL In somewhat
similar position to that Of cotton
when that commodity was. selling at
IL cents. Cotton growers at that
time were on the verge Of financial
collapse.
Western farmers are now in the
same position. They are not selling
corn or any OF their output. Specu-
lators are selling it, however, and
going short.
When the proper pressure is APP
piled, therefore. corn and other grains
may experience the fireworks that
Illuminated the cotton market not 50
long ago.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-12-10
neutrality-suspicious. Pool.

The latest stock to be taken in hand
by the active interests is Computing
Tabulating and Recording.
1t has been characteristic of pool
activities for the last two months that
those issues taken in hand have
usually had several promising develop
ments to help on the move that is be-
ing spoken of in connection with the
advance.
In some instances this has led to a
hope of an increased divided payment.
The company Is also one of those that
have a comparatively small outstand.
ing capitalization. which always ia.
cilitates pool operations.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-12-10

The bond mar
k ct is boiling.
Gilt-edged invest.
ments have ad-
vanced and are
continuing to ad-
va n &c remark
ably; new offer
ings, both foreign
and domestic. u.s.
ually are snapped
up rapidly; and
the demand, in
vestment bankers
declare, shows no
signs of having
been satisfied.
NJ ore separate
a