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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-27

eth nc. - An overmasterinc arrhi-
tion to honor Him consumes al
grosser passions.
Life Is best lived by those Wh'
live for the best.
As of old. this holy motive in
spircd Mary TO loves larrcsse, so TO.
day, in less conspicuous ways. there
arc millions of women whose work
for loved ones IN the home; whose
teaching of Sunday School children
or IN public schools; whose activi-
ties in church and club and com
munity are all done "as unto the
Lord They live and love and labor
for tho great end of honorinc the
Saviour, who is their souls chiaf
Desire and Friend.
Woman has ever been the rricsf-
css at the altar fires of religion and
idealism. A profound and universal
truth undcrlics the sncer that won
en- make up the bulk Of church mem
bcrs and workers. The, do. than x
God. Even in the days Of His flesh,
our Lord was better understood hy
Mary of Bethany than even by John,
the disciple who rcclned upon
jesus breast. As He said. she per
eeived His approaching sacrifice, and
anointed His spirit for life. as well
a. His body for the burial. The
spiritual discernment of woman
shines out in all final tests. Mary e
act of love is memorial and a sum
mons to all the world which is FOL
lowing afar off after the Saviour
Who still desires and deserves the
best.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-27
Rupture Kills
1000 Annually

Seven thousand persons each year ss
laid a~sy-thc burial o.rtineate ee,n.
marked Rupture" whyr Because Us
unfortunate ones had neglected them.
selves or hsd been merely taking care .,
the sign tsweliinR) of the afflirtion AM
are you doinEf Are you negieotns
yourself by wearing q truss. appliance 2,
whatever name you choose to cal ~
At best. tho trusa is snly maheshit
a false prop against q coliapsink wal
md cannot be expected to act as rMs
than mere mechanical support lus
binding pressure retards blood circu,a
ton, thus robbinr the weakened rnuscss
of that which they need most-noufh"
ment IL
Put sci~,c. h,. found = way, Ard Az
truss sufferer. in the land are invited =,
make FREE test right In tn. prin,G
of their own homes The PbAiNpp
method is uruuostionably the most -,
sptihc, logical and successful self-rest
mcnt for rupture tho world mas ever
TIE RLApAo FAD when .dhcrigs
closely to the body cannot possibly ~,
or shift out of place. therefore osnn1, a.,
chafc or pinch. SOFT a. yelvet.essy ~, ="
apply--comparativeIy inexpensive. 70
be used whilst you work and whilst ynu
sleep. No straps. buckles or springs az
tached. -
Learn how to clos: tho h.ruial or.n.
,rr as nature Intended so tho rupture
day to PLhPAo co, stuart Rlds
st Louis Mo-. for FREE trial pla pao
and Instructive information.- l@ FL
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-27
Use SULPHUR TO
HEAL YOUR SKIN
Broken Out Skin and Itching
Eczema Helped Over Night

For unsightly skin cruptions. rash
or biotchcs on face, neck. arms or
body you do not have 10 wait for re-
lief from torture or embarrassment,
declares noted skin specialist. Apply
"A little Mentho- sulphur and improve
ncnt shows next day.
Because OF its germ destroying prop
critics. nothing has ever been found
to take the place OF this sulphur pre-
paration. The moment you apply 1t
healing begins. only those who have
had uusightly skin troubles can know
tho delight this Mcntho-S sulphur brings.
Even fiery, itching eczema is dried
right up.
Get "A small jar from any good drug
gist aud use II like cold cream.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-27

was first leader at the Boston Opera.
and also was first leader of tho Metro
politau Opera, New York, under
Poiaco. Eduardo Lejarazu will also
be remembered with delight. with his
magnificent voice and splendid stage
presence, as portraying the title role
in "Rigolctto'' which was presented
here last year.
Tho company will appear here at
the Majestic thcatcr Monday and
Tuesday. February IS and March ].
The Grand Opera Singers will appear
at every show. In connection will be
the regular picture program, which
will round out n nice evenings enter
.ninm,uf
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-27

n ~ sre Moe wiling to eat the peeia Of fruits
and ve1afablea and the h,iaks Of grain 80 a. 10
ast suflycient quantity Of OF anic iron for your
Blood, - nature intended you should DO. then
like spiNach. earrots and baked appies and re-
inforce them from time to time with little
or eantc iron, which you can eotsin from your
Nuxsted Iron repfesents orRanc q such :
highly concentrated form that one dose q Y
is estimated TO be Approximately. egut~aent
n spinseh one quart Of Kreen vegetables OF
iouf large appies, It's like taking extrsst OF
beef insfead Il eatinG pounds OF meat; kuI.
fog almost Immediate sbeorption and asstfni-
! istson b. the blood while metallic iron = non
Sua = 4 cofneo from the acttoo OF varsoVs
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-27

sr,ds On small p&eces of rua. T o prpve to yuir
,eif what Max ated Iron win do. get your doctor
10 take . specimen Of your bsnnd and make
blood count of yoar red blood eurp:nciss-then
blood count made and zee how your red
blood eorpusrlea have increased and how much
puref and richer yuur blood has become. how
how the color has come bach TO your checks and
what a difference it has made IN your nerves
Over 1000 600 people annually are usmR
Nursted Iron. II you are not feeling uutfe W
10 the mark telephone for . package today.
Look for The name "Nuxs!ed" on every pack.
Your money will be refunded by the manufae.
turers II you do not obtain perfectly salts.
fsctory resiits Al ali druGGiet1-
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-27

bcrating blast from the medieval
cannon on the roof of the monas-
terry: or they may even have brought
out to them, from secret rcceSses,
the treasures of the centuries, in
jewels and gold and silver and cum
ming craftsmanship; even TO won
derful cross containing what is
shown rs fragment of the true
cross on which Jesus died. Only the
most highly honored visitor gets to
see all this: the best is reserved for
the especially favored. The Orient
has always shown fine discrimina-
tion IN such matters.
Thus it came about that at the
feast of Jesus, Mary of bethany
not Mary Magdalenc, who Is no
where recorded as amounting tho
Lord, though she is often confused
with the woman that did so on an
earlier occasion, 'who was a sinner
this disciple who best understood
the Lord, brought out her richest
trcasurc-pcrhaps a family heritage I;
perhaps the concentration of all her
possessions and offered 1t as n
token of honor and love TO Jesus.
Breaking her aabastcr jar of pure
spikcnard, n precious and sweet
smelling ointment, she sprinkled IT
upon His head and His feet. so that
the fragrance filled all the house of
Simon.
That is the way good woman
loves. Her best is for the Beloved
She has fine sense of spiritual
values, and of the worth of scnti-
mcnt, that transccnds mere pru-
dencc or logic. There is an economy
that wastes life: there is spend
thrifty that enrichcs the soul. Nc
price is too high to pay for the
spiritual fragrancies of life, the odor
of which outlasts the years. More
permanent than an, memorial OF
stone or bronze was this lavishness
of love which caused the cautious
penny-counting ncighbors to cry
aloud. What is there of splcndoi
that the Caesars built that can com
pare with the memorial of Mary:
love, which is today shedding it,
sweetness over the whole earth, ever
as it has done throughout tn,
ccnturiesg Nobody ever was sorr,
for laying the best upon the altar o.
love and faith.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-27

Tho Library OF Congress contains
nearly 100000 printed books and pam
rhlets and Is now tho third largest
collection in the world
In the last 100 years only two com
cts-onc in lsi3 and tho other in lSS2
have been brilliant enough to be seen
by day with the naked eye.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-27
MARINES BROKE

Washington. Feb. 2s.-Thc United
States marines who raided news
paper office at ManaSua, Nicaragua,
have been found guilty by court mar
,ial and have been given sentences
OF two years and dishonorable dis
charge. tho navy department was in
formed Saturday night in "A messag &c
from Rear Admiral II. l. Bryan.
Tho mon all pleaded guilty, tho mos
sage said. The rated men also were
reduced.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-27
Harding Gets New Broom
With Inscription, "Use This"

Washington. Feb. IS. A nne new
broom addressed to President War
rem G. Harding" with tho admonition
.'usc this!' on the reverse OF the ad-
dress tag, was delivered at the White
House today by express. Tho scndcrs
name was not shown. White House
employees are wondering II the incom-
ing president would make clean
sweep when he gets around to it
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-27
Are You Still Going Strong at so?
Full Of Life and Energy - No?
Then Eat More Spinach and Carrots with Organic Iron
to Help Give You Rich, Red Blood and Revitalze
Your Wornout Exhausted Nerves

YOU CANNOT BE WELL WITHOUT PLENTY OF IRON IN
BLOOD Without iron your oood - "
nothing does Vi
do noset sufficient strength and energy out OF IT.
starvation OF the 6ood sn1 are
ang the while WITHOUT SUsPEIilNS 1hE REAL
CAUSE THEIR TROUBLE.
v.r ARE RED BLOOD coRpuscEs
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-27
How to Lift Lifc's Level

A supreme and beautiful motive
on the part of each person docs more
TO lift up lifc's level than all tho
machinery of social service that Gu
cumbcrs the world. To have a pas
sion for Christ. TO seek to serve and
please Him, is more effective to cx
alt and glorify character than all
possible legislative cnactmcnts.
There would be no anxious disoas-
sion in the press concerning the
fashions and morals of women today
if more oe them could say, with
Mary, "Thc love of Christ constraiu-
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-27
A Refugee For Soul Storms

Fuller of meaning than many new
books on sociology is tho simple fact
that in His hour of sorest soul stress,
Jesus turned to the shelter and peace
of home. Not to the seclusion of
wilderness dungeon. but to the
quiet routine OF a normal family life
the Master betook Himself when
His enemies were fierccst and His
lot was most turbulent In the ref
uge of friendship He found peace.
The homeless Saviour accepted the
hospitality of'His Bethany friends.
On shoulder of the mount of
Olives. Just across the brook from
Jerusalem, and within walking dis
tancc of the city, was the little su-
burb of Bethany, whore Martha and
Mary and Lazarus lived. Thithcr,
to the intimacy of this domestic cir
clc, Jesus resortcd. His conduct is
eloquent with the truth that If
those who know and love you best
remain steadfast in your hours of
trial, all else is cndurnblc.
Everybody owes it to himself. 10
his friends and 10 society, to create
a real home, which shall be Just
such refuge as tho Bethany abode.
IT is fair 10 ask ourselves whether
our homes are so noble in their
ideals, so essentially religious in
\ their atmosphere, and so spacious in
their hospitality, that the greatest
among QUE friends would turn to
them as con:cnial place of rest
and spirit-strengthcning.
Evidently the Bethany home oi
Jesus was not large enough for q
formal feast TO the Hero: so it may
have been because He had the larg
est residence in town that Simon
tho grateful ex-leper, gave the pub
lie banquet in honor of the Lore
Who had healed him. Martha wa.
there: wherever there is efficient
service to be rendered there tn,
Marthas are also to be found. Lag
arus, back from tlic grave. was =:
guest to whom all eyes turned. Bu
it was Mary who created the scnsa
tion of the dinner.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-27
The Best For the Beloved

Favored travellers TO Mt. Sinai
may be honorcd by changing salute
from tho church bells, and rcvcr-
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-27
In the Religious World

His poisc to the end. No panic hours
may be recorded of the Masters life.
Nor was lie ever so engrosscd with
His own fate that He failed TO show
constant and exquisite appreciation
of the position of others. His words
concerning Mary's gift were kin 10
His Garden message TO the police
concerning the disciples: Let these
70 their way.'
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-30
Chance to Double Purchase
of Treasury Certificates

Although the legal limit Of the
amount of treasury savings cerdd-
Gates that may be purchased by one
person in one year Is $1,000. an
nouncemeut is made from the loca.
postouice that this amount may De-
purchased before Jan. l. 1922 and
the game amount purchased again IN
1922 The treasury savings cegtid-
Gates were issued only a short time
ago. and people who WishltO take adj
vantage of tho opportunity 10 invest
larger sums than the $4,000 allow
ed. still have "a few days in which
10 complete the transaction.
The certificates yield four and
one-half percent. compounded semi
annually, and money invested az
this rate increases % percent in five
years. 1t is pointed out that many
high grade bonds WELD only four
percent. and that the treasury GER
tifcates increase Ia value without
worry. and without watching.
Added advantages of these certi-
fcates. which succeed the Thrift
stamps and War Savings stamps.
are that they are tax exempted. can
be registered against loss. and MAJ
be red emed on demand.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-30

proven unhappy romances were
bl!ghted through the medium OF d.
vorce the two years after the arms
tice was signed.
Indiana Is probably as easy q
state in which 20 obtain a decree
OF divorce barring residence quail
hcations. as any. In the event that
husbands and wives agree to dis
agree. the one may ale suit for d.
vorce, while the other bargains not
70 contest. and the proof OF residence
by two property owners and house
holders together with the ltigant' S
testimony regarding the alleged
cruelty or whatever may be the
charges constitutes sufficient evil
deuce for the dissolution OF the
divorce.
Where properly or children are in
VOWED the courts must decide upon
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-30
Demand for Auto License
GrOtUS as DAYS Creep On

AS the time until the first OF the
new year grows shorter, the crowds
increase al the office Of William
Happ. 207 8 Main ST., where 1922
license plates were being issued.
Wednesday 200 applicants stood in
Line 10 receive their plates more
than had ever been cared for at the
once IN a single day. and II Is
thought that about this number or
perhaps more. viii apply each day
until Jan ].
The office Will be closed Monday
Jan. 2. but after that Will be main
tanned as long as is necessary to
cars for the applications from this
district.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-30

have the wedding tie severed where
there is a mutual agreement Resi-
dence is the only difficulty.
OF the seven grounds for divorce
in this state. a cursory glance al
the divorce record IN the three
courts reveals that cruelty is the
gound on which the majority apply
for relief. Next IS non-suppOrt, and
then comes abandonment. Habitual
intoxlcation. formerly charged in
many suits for divorce. Is not sc.
out as a cause for divorce so much
since prohibition went into effect.
Inhdelity. inability TO cohab!t. and
criminality compose the other
grounds on which divorces are
sought.
II is true OF prospective marriages
that where the intending bride is a
resident OF another county In the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-30
INTEREST SHOWN IN
STOCK COMPETITION
Large Number of Entries Filed
In Rabbit Show. to be
Held Jan. 40.

Interest Fl rabbit breeding has
assumed vigorous impetus during
the last year in this section. This Is
rejected IN the large number OF en-
tries IN the exhibition % the south
Bend and Nlshawaka Rabbit Breed
ers and F'anclers association which
VIII be held az 2a1 S. Michigan g.
Jan. ( 20 10.
The display viii include the finest
types OF Belgian. Flemish (all col
6rs) New Zealand and other breeds
az rabbits together with the best
specimens OF fancy and pet animals
OmcIas OF the association declare
that fhe exhibition VIII bring oct
the value OF rabbits both for food
and fur. The industry 70 IS said is IN
It's infancy and the display is de-
signed primarily TO educate the
public % the vast importance OF its
possibilities from commercial
standpoint. The exhibition VIII in
Guide more than 800 various breeds
of rabbits I'm addition 70 guinea pigs.
s<unks. raccoons
I Oner Awards.
"A Illustrating the Increasing inter
e which the industry r. exciting
hcials OF the association. declare
- rat more than 100 inquiries have
zen received from breeders from
lrious states concerning the exhi.
bition.
working models showing the
types Of houses. necessary feeds
and rouon1efe statistical data COW
ering every phase Of the industry
will form a part OF the display. Il
was said.
Cash prizes and a number OF sill
YER trophy cups viii be offered for
the best exhibits In the various
classes
Bert Keplinger is president OF the
association; Paul Kring, vice presi-
dent. and W. A. Whitmer. seore-
tary
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-30
Automobile Party Escapes
TJubUrt is Car Hits Curb

An automobile party narrowly es-
capped injury late wednesday even
ing when a touring car. driven BY
John Voedisch 1927 Portage av..
crashed into the curb on AIishawaka
av., near Thrush St. breaking two
wheels and turning completely over.
The accident resulted il efforts Of
Voedisch to prevent a collision with
another automobile.
Voedlsch and a party OF friends
were eastbound on Mishawaka av..
when another car. coming IN an op-
posite direction suddenly turned
south and across their path ahead
Voedisch swung his machine 10 the
north curb TO prevent a smashup
with the other car.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-30

the merits Of the application and &C
which parent should go the custody
OF the offspring. As a usual Trims
local courts favor the mother. COM
Polling the father 10 contribute 20
the child support.
Need Domestic Court
A glance a. the divorce records
reveals more than anything else the
need OF a court OF domestic re.a-
tons Such a court may inquire
behind the welded lie and may
employ outside agencies 70 effect a
reconciliation Indiana courts are
80 pressed with trial OF other suits
that the judges do not have time
nor IS IL within their province 20
look beneath the surface OF blasted
marital career and right The mis-
understanding which has led the
couple from the minister's parson-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-30
True Domestic Happiness Reigns,
Is Evident by Wed-Decree Report

nor can an exact one be determined
for the reason that residents o.
other states may obtain marriage
licenses here. whereas divorces may
be Issued only 10 those who have
been IL Indiana for two years prior
20 the ming OF the complaint for
separation.
Residence Only Diffculty.
Divorces issued IN the local courts
in the main are uncontesed. The
state laws being very liberal IN pro-
vid.ng seven charges on which a
divorce may be granted make II
comparatively easy for couples 10
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-30

Dr.. r. r. Carson is now open fo-
business in his new dental parlors
I25 ". washington av- Aaln sac.
s47-ts
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-30

state. the application for divorce
and licenses must be issued from
the county IN which she lives. But
this does not apply 20 couples who
live outside OF Indiana and while ST.
Joseph. Mich, IS considered a mecca
for clippers from Indiana, SO too do
residents Of Michigan just across
the state line and also many from
Chicago come 70 South Bend 10 get
that permit which makes IL possible
70 love. honor and obey.
Epidemic Disappearing.
The epidemic OF after-the-war
divorces occasioned by too hasD
steps taken during the time that
Americas youth was departing for
training camps and going abroad TO
the battlefeIds Of Scared Europe IS
rapidly disappearing. The majority
OF these hasty and afterwards
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-30

Make one OF Goldie Mann's FIVE
cigar stores your meeting place
downtown. 359-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-30

CycIeman plants in bloom. South
Bend Floral Company. 122 y. Mich
igan street 55l-u
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-30

Make one OF Goldle Mann's five
cigar stores your meeting place
downtown. S59-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-30

IS percent reduction sale. Yer
Mons 334-tt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-30

Think OF the beauty and freshness
you can add 10 your home with such
a. small investment as this very low
sale price on a beautiful ternery.
Just a few Of these left. so get your
order IN early II you want one. Con
venient terms IL desired.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-30

II certainly has been a long tine
since So much beauty. quality and
luxurious comfort has been avail
able a. such an extremely low price.
All tapestry chairs and rockers are
reduced for this sale and there are
some exceptionally good AS ones cut
70 $3.50.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-30

Thrifty housewives can now enjoy
the convenience and utility OF a
wonderful kitchen cabinet at a price
which we do not believe can possibly
go a penny lower. Many styles 10
choose from with a particularly
good S43 cabinet at S344o.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-30

Here is a chance TO add new chairs
10 your dining room at a price amaz-
ingly low. We OFFER a set Of six golden
oak chairs. with genuine slip seats,
formerly priced at $500. at only
$3.50.
The Idaho recorder., 1921-08-26
BAD FUSE FOlLS BOMB
DISASTER IN WASHINGTON
Narrowly Averted; Open
Investigation

Seattle, Wash.-Failure OF homi
containing - pounds of r. N. r., t.
explode behind dam at Leavenworth
Wash. is believed to have prevented
the possible loss OF many lives anc
destruction OF property worth millions
according to n report published by the
Seattle Post-lntellgencer.
Had the dam broken, II was pointed
out. a rich farming district would have
been flooded.
The report said the explosive was
found in heavy stone jar. with three
sticks of dynamite arranged as a de
tonator, II had been lowered into po
sition behind the stone masonry by
means OF wire A fuse had burned
to its end and the failure of the bomb
to explode Is attributed to choking OF
the lighted fuse by tar used to seal
the opening.
Workmen repairing the dam dis
covered the bomb, according 10 the re-
port
Federal secret service men were
said 10 have gone to Leavenworth
Tuesday night.
The Idaho recorder., 1921-08-26
Berlin Agrees on U. s. Treaty.

iierliu. Unless unexpected compll-
cations develop In the next few days.
formal peace treaty with the unitcd
States will he signed by the German
government soon Chancellor Wlrths
confidential discussions with the pArli.
ameatarN leaders ot all parties, with
the exception of the communists, now
are concluded. and as result of thc~e
exchanges of opinions and condolences
and consultations with other lnflueu-
tial persons outside parliament. the
government il assured nm ample ma.
jorlts Ia the reichStag when the treaty.
which Is new being given its final
draft. comes up for the ratitsing vote
before that body
Ellis i+oring Dressed. the American
commissioner In Berlin aud pr, Fried
rich Rosen. the foreign minister. have
agreed on the fundamentals aud the
document only awaits approval fron
Washington. This Is expected TO ar
rive tn day or TWO,
The Idaho recorder., 1921-08-26
BROKERS' REAL SLAYER
KNOWN SAYS OBENCHAlN
Husband as Attorney for Divorce De.
ciares Party Win Be In Gus
tody Soon.

Low Angeles.--1he man who killed
!. Belton Kennedy near here August
Z will be In Jail within five days,
Ralph r. Ohenehain told newspaper
reporters here late Wednesday.
AZ attorney for his divorced wife,
Madelynne Ohenchaln, he announced
that he had obtained evidence that
not only would cause the arrest Of
the SLAYER Of the broker but effect
the release OF Mrs. ohcnchain and
Arthur C. Eurch, held in jail under
indictment OF the staying OF Kennedy,
he said ''The investigation which
we have conducted has produced evil
deuce showing a new theory for the
killing of MIR Kennedy and the In
dividuals responsible for the murder
or who are directly implicated In II
viii he arrested, believe that hy
sunday the entire situation will be
cleared mp aud the innocence OF tho
prescnt suspects established