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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-09
offer 5000 Workers
Share in Management
~ Associated Press

Py Associated Press:
CHICAGO, Jan S.-A plan where
by 5000 employees Of the Common
wealth Edison company would share
IN the management OF the company
which supplies electricity for Chica-
go and suburbs, was announced to-
day by Samuel insult. president
An industrial relations department
has been formed TO which represen-
tatives will be elected by the en-
ployes and by the management 10
form a joint council 20 settle all
disputes Mr.. insult said. Mr.. In
suil is also president OF the People
Gas Light and Coke company which
adopted a similar plan recently.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-09
FIGHT TO RETAIN
MARKET LOCATION
Eastwood Brothers Insist on
Paying 500 Year For
Business Room.

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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-09
Wireless Telephone
To Garry Harding's
Message Ouer Nation
BY Associated Press /:

WASHINGTON, Jan. s. Specia
wireless telephone apparatus will
transmit PreSt-elect Harding's in
augural address 10 every army post
to every batJleship and TO halls In
various cities where inaugural par.
ties Will be held. Edward b. Nc
Lean, chairman OF the Inaugural
committee announced today, A
committee on inaugural radio new:
has obtained the cooperation OF the
army and navy radio services 10
carry out the plans. il was stated.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-09
DETROIT INDUSTRY
RESUMES ACTIVITY
Industrial r evival Seen
5000 Put Back to Work
During Week.
BY Associated Press

By Associated Press
DETROIT, Mich. Jan. S.-A be-
ginning OF industrial revival IN De-
troit was noted during the past week
in survey OF conditions made to-
DAY by George ". Grant. secretary
OF the employers association. Ap-
pr0Ximdtely five thousand men hav
been put hack 20 work and indica-
tions are that gradual thong
probably a slow Improvement WIFI
continue until the automobile indus
Try has reached its normal activity.
Mr. Grant said He added tha
manufacturers herr generally expect
he end az the slump IN retail bust
ness 10 follow the annual automO-
bile shows, now about 10 open.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-09
SEE PROSECUTION
IN COAL INQUIRY
Department of Justice VIII
Probe Alleged Profiteer-
ing From L. 5.


WASHINGTON. Jan S.-TnQuiry
viii be begun AT once into the prices
charged the government for coal
last year, Acting Atty. Gen. Nebeker
announced SATURDAY. upon receipt OF
the findings OF the senate committee
ON reconstruction which has been
investigating the sale OF fuel 10 the
war department and other branches
OF the government during the recent
shortage.
Prices asked government depart
ments for coal as set forth I'm the
committees report the acting attor-
ney general said. appeared 10 war
rant and even 20 require invesu-
cation by the department OF justice
Prosecutions viii be instituted and
pressed 20 the limit he added,
should the facts developed by the
investigation bear out the evidence
submitted by the committee.
Names Are Listed.
Il would appear on the face Of the
report. Mr.. Nebcker said. that
prices charged the government FOR
coal were eNorbitant 10 a degree,
and that action would lie under the
Lever act for prohteerinE. The
names OF more than score OF con-
Germs who had supplied coal 90 the
government were listed 10y the com
mitteC ne added. bat would not be
announced pending an Investigation
A decline in the price OF retail
coal was said 90 be indicated in re-
ports reaching the coal investiEatinE
committee Saturday from chamber
OF commerce and municipal author
i-ics in various parts OF the coun-
try. Tabulation of these reports rs
being made FOR use, committee
mem lers said
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-09
Discovery of Tunnel
FOilS Jail Delivery
" Associated -

COLUMBUS. O.. Jan. s.-An at
tempted wholesale delivery from the
Ohio penitentiary was frustrated to-
day By the discovery OF a tunnel 40
feet long leading from one or the
workshops 10 the outer walls Of the
prison. 4 prisoner TIPPED of 20 Of
iCials the existence of the tunnel
Warden Thomas has placed three
prisoners. said TO have been leaders
in the attempt 10 escape. in solitary
confinement pending an investiEa-
ton.
Oficials believe several weeks hal
been spent iE preparation OF thu
tunnel.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-09
Judge Reserves Decision
On "Wolf of WaH Street
BY Associated Press:

NEW YORK. Jan. 8. 49, Federal
Judge Manton today reserved de-
cision in habeas corpus proceedings
Instituted by David lamar. Wolf
of Wall Street" 20 save himself
from having 10 serve a year IN the
penit"ntiary at Trenton. y. 7.
Lamar. while serving two-year
sentence IN The federal prison NJ
Atlanta, was brought here and con-
victed Of conspiracy 70 restrain for
eign trade and commerce by incit-
ing strikes I'm munitions plants and
causing other labor disturbances.
His attorney Contended today that
the district court had no right 20
try him while ne was a convict
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-09
Ohio Electors Receive
Commissions From Cox
BY Associated Press:

COLUMBCS. O.. Jan. s.-Ohio's
"a presidential electors met here to-
day. preliminary 10 their meeting
Monday when they will cast Ohio's
vote for Warren G.. Harding for
president and Calvin Coolidge for
vice president. received their COM
missions from the hands of Gov
James NJ Cox. the defeated demo
cratic candidate for president and
perfected temporary organization
by electinE Atty. W. II. Boyd Of
Cleveland, chairman. They then
went 20 Marion. where they paid
their respects TO the president-elect
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-09
Prepare Yacht For Trip
OF Harding ard Party

CHARLESTON. 6. c.. Jan. s.
Chairman Frelinghuysen' yacht.
the Victoria. on which Pres -elect
Harding and Mrs Harding are ex-
peCted 20 cruise in Florida waters
soon. was in port today preparing
for the triI The Harding party
probably Will board the yacht at 81.
Augustine. Fla Full golfing equip
ment has been placed on the vessel
for the use OF the president-ele
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-09
Court Martial For Men
Charged With Nary Theft
- s ssociated Press:

NORFOLK. Va. Jan. S-H. ". J.
Meyer. yeoman. and 4. NJ Ashmore
apprentice seaman. aboard the de-
strOye- Satterlee. arrested recently
IN Miami, Fla, charged with the
therft Of $4,000 from the vessel.
will be tried by court martial The
navy department assumed jur'sdic-
tion OF the cases today when the
United States district attorney In
quired as 10 its desires
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-09
MCCORMICK Returns.

~ -N""7I- -"IT-I
CHERBOCRG. France, Jan s.
Sen Nediu Mccormick OF Illinois.
who has been making a tour Of Eu-
rope. sailed for the United States to-
day on the steamship ImpePator.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-09
THE WEATHER

INDIANA-Fair sun day and Monday: no
,hanRe IN temperature.
LOWER NuCHIGA> - Fair Sunday and
Monday, rising temperature MONDAY
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1921-04-08

Markowitz, Louis Pink, and DR.. David
Goldberg, chairman ex otficio.
The committee has designated Tues.
day, April 5, as Jewish Relief Day,
end has arranged for high class pro-
gram for the evening of that day. The
Wichita Falls Symphony Orchestra,
full strength, Ernest Ka.z, conductor,
has been engaged for concert, and
DR.. David Lefkowitz, Rabbi Temple
Emanuel of Dallas, will be the prln-
cipal speaker. Short addresses will be
made, between concert numbers by J.
A. Kemp, Mayor Walter Cline, and DR..
David Goldberg, rabbi of Temple Is
rael.
There will be no admission charges,
and the citizenship at large is extend
ed a cordial welcome. In view, how
ever, of the limited seating capacity
Of the Temple, parents are kindly re-
quested not to bring minors along.
DR.. Goldberg and the entire commit
tee are confident of gratifying results,
and the high grade program planned
is evidence Of that confidence. There
will be no effort made to canvass the
general citizenship for contributions.
although, naturally, the committee
will be glad to receive and acknowl-
edge receipt Of contributions from
every sympathetic citizen, regardless
Of religious affiliation.
Mrs. Horwitz and daughter Of But
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1921-04-08

Ter, Pa, are the charming guests Of
Mr. and Mrs. AL Horwitz.
The Wednesday Bridge Club met
last week with Mrs. Ben Kaufman as
hostess. The club prize was won by
Mrs. A. B. Wolfson, and the guest
prize by Mrs. Abe Marks. Miss Cohen
of Dallas was remembered with
dainty gift. Refreshments were serv-
ed to Mesdames Paul, Wolfson, Lie.
pold, Greenburg, Kleinman, L. Cohen,
Horwitz, Lebenson, Marks, J. Cohen,
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1921-04-08
To Raise $1,000 for Jewish Relief
Fund.

The Joint Distribution Committee of
America, in its last effort for the
stricken people in eastern and central
Europe, is appealing for the sum OF
$14,C0O,0O0 as a minimum to carry
to fruitful completion the relief work
of the past four years. "Openine
guns" to that end have been fired in
Texas, and the first city in Texas TO
heed the pleading call is Wichita Falls.
At a conference between leading
Wichita Falls Jews and a representa-
tive of the Joint Distribution commit
tee, the minimum quota for this com.
niunity has been placed at $4,000, and
the following gentlemen, with DR.. Da-
vid Goldberg as chairman, have been
designated as comprising the Local
branch Of the Joint Distribution Com.
mittee: ]. l.. Art, Jake Cohen, I. A.
Fine, Harry Jaffe, Ben Kaufman, Phil
Kleinman, Sam Kruger, Saul Leben>
sen, Arthur Lyons, Ace Marcus, Ike
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1921-04-08
Page Eleven

and Misses Tessie Cohen of Dallas and
Rose Rosenberg.
Mesdames A. B. Wolfson, David
Goldberg, Ben Kaufman and Miss
Rose Rosenberg left. Sunday for
San Antonio where they will attend
the State Federation of the Council OF
Jewish Women. On account of illness,
Mrs. Louis Pink and Mrs. Jake Cohen
will not be able to attend.
Continued on Page ~.
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1921-04-08
Friday, April 8, 1921.

European child relief fund was made
by Miss Dora Blank, who read most
effectively some verses written by
Mrs. D. Goldberg. The response was,
as stated, 1923 being collected for tho
fund.
The concluding number in the en-
tertainment was chorus by the elev-
en- members of the Junior Auxiliary,
Showers"
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1921-04-08

THE TAMD Jewish households h the
their studio heh And vd The work Ia, hhr
difficult hbsv sdan rad original et unpuntuai And
This tngth
Jcuion Of
cohunty the original While using
io English Rprous arguments unssxu point omitted
Rhis also translated.
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1921-04-08

The HISTORY Of the TALMUD, included
in this edition. Is a complete work In itSh.
Il Is a narrative Of the Ialmud's UNIQUE
production. and the many persecution, n
received until recently, including II, burn
ings at the stake. Il will delight every
student Of history.
fall history Of the TilmBi has Dsvu sd~x
bssn publiShsd Ia any EurOpsan languar.
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1921-04-08

Mrs. Horwitz and daughter Of But
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-08-01
GOVERNMENT SHOULD PURCHASE
 MONTICELLO.

The dispatches tell us that Jefferson Levy the eminent and wealthy New York lawyer, has offered Monticello, the historic home of Thomas Jefferson, for sale. It is stated that he values the property $1,OOO 900, but has offered it to the Government for $5O0,O
 The Government should promptly close the deal, Monticello should become National Monument, and be maintained by a grateful people in memory of the services rendered to his country by the great man who resided there and made it famous
 No did more to make America and to make her great than Jefferson. He the most effective developer and truest interpreter of the democracy which is the spirit of the United States, and he did $ much any other to give it practical ap- plication.
 As author of the Declaration of Independence, through which he gave voice to the cause for which Americans fought he the heart of humanity and the judgment of thinking people for America
 As Governor Virginia he led the fight which banshed the law, of entail from the American Con- tinent, established freedom of religious belief and worship laid the foundation for the American State university system, made certain that State should dominatet the American, Republic by cedng the central Government the Northwest Territory and providing in the deed of cesson that less than five States should be established within it's borders. sounded the death knell of human slavery in the country with the provso in this deed that the five States created from the Northwest Territory should be Free States, and otherwise the people of the young country example of the practical ap plication of democracy which it quick to learn.
 
 As President of the United States he laid the foundation for future greatness through the Louisiana Purchase, which made further extension of the boundaries of the country including the purchase Alaska, possible.
 AS the Sage of Monticello he counseled the ac- quision of Florida and the enunciaton the Monroe Doctrine.
 AS citizen of Virginia, Delegate the Continental Congress Governor of Virginia, Minister France, Secretary of State, Vice-President President of the United States, and Sage of Monticello he half century of such distinguished service to this countrymen and humanity that he occupies such place his cOuntrys profound schoomaster and constructive statesman that his claim to the honor and veneration of Americans is that of man.
 By all means, the Government should purchase Monticello, which Mr. Levy, himself eminent son of the Old Dominion has restored to the condition under which Jefferson lived and filled with relics of the preeminent man who occupied it, and make O. it shrine at which all who love democracy, free dom, liberty and progressive and constructive evolu- tion in government may express devotion and their faith.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-08-01
Jars, JoIts and Groans

A motorist starting on a long trip through unfamiliar territory never fails to take road map. But there are a lot of fools who attempt to go through life without road map. That's the reason 70 many of them get lost
 Many a girl who thought she was marrying her ideal is convinced later that she married a "deer' instead
 The man who invented the word alibi should have spelled it aliebi since so many of them are full of lies.
 Being color blind does not prevent a man from seeing red.
 Nearly every small boys ambition is to throw curves. and even after he grows up he retains his admira- tion for curves.
 There are many queer fish in the world, but the fellow who overlooks
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-08-01
PROPOSED TAXATION OF DOUBTFUL
 MERIT

The dispatches say the Government is seriously considering a return to the Scent postage rate IL is estimated that it would increase the Governments income by $70,000,000. Would this increase be worth the price? The people willing pay the g. cent rate during the war, but it likely they would resent return to it in time of peace
 However this tax would be far better than a re- turn to the Spanish War stamp tax bank checks, which also has been suggested. Good business de- mands that the people the banks, and the disri- button of money through banks should be made as convenient and inexpensive possible Money in banks is available to carry the business of the country. stamp tax each check that is written should have tendency to cause people to cur rency more and bank checks less. That would result in contraction of bank deposits which would not be good thing.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-08-01

900 00O--or $2O00,000 day. About $109,000, GOO of this came from England $98 000 OOO from France, $25 900 900 from the Orient, Sl5O0OOO0 from Swed- and the remaining $118,00O,o 900 from Canada and other countries
 These figures disclose that America is gaining in her gold supply than the entire world is pro- ducing gold The fact, however, that the gold re- serves of of the countries being maintained lat a normal standard shows that a great deal of Lgold is being released from hiding places by those who had hoarded it during and before the It is being forced into the open because of the pre- mum it gets in exchange for American products and home.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-08-01
PRESIDENT EARNS VACATION.

President Harding has earned a rest and surcease from the weltering heat of the National capital and the people will not begrudge him the week or more he expects to spend the Atlantic and in the White Mountains of New Hampshire Being President of the United States is very big job and it is essential that the who fills it should take every possible care of his health President Harding has devoted five very busy months to the work he has been called to per form, with scarcely any sort of vacation. If ne had done nothing else than to provide for the Wash ington conference which is expected to lay the ounda tons for international disarmament and for co-opera ton among the nations to prevent future wars he would have earned the right to a rest
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-08-01
GOLD PRODUCTION CONTINUES
 DECREASING.

Gold production in the world during the first half of 1921 showed continued shrinkage The Trans vaal made the smallest half years showing she has made in more than ten years. She produced for the six months ending with June 3Oth 3,s29 900 ounces against 4,105 900 for the period last year and 4.640,000 for the same period of 1913. The gold output of the world 1920 was 16 TOO 900 ounces
 decrease from the 22 900 900 yielded in 1913
 The American gain in gold supply continues how ever in spite of the reduction in the amount of pro duction. in of the mine output in this country Our gain through the excess of imports over exports in June $43,100,000. and for the six months ended June 3O the gain from this source was S365-
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-08-01
Opens Forty three Schools in Forty Days.
Mexican Review. )

The opening of forty-t three schools in the first forty days of 1921 is the record set by the State of Chihuahua under the administration of Gov 'ernor lgnacio C. EnriQuez, start in his cam paign for the development of modern educat ational system for his people. Competent teachers being attracted by increased salaries.
 Firstclass principals who received year ago S3 pesos monthly paid 165 pesos The pay of second-class principals has been raised from 63 to n20 pesos. First-class teachers who paid 51 receive 90 pesos; secondclass teachers 75 in place of 4S and thrd-class teachers 50 pesos in stead Of 34 pesos monthly.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-08-01
News of the Names Club

Our HillsDoro correspondent sends word that c. H. Rasor has purchased a barber shop up there, and we un- derstand that it is good place for a barber; so if his razors are as sharp as Rason it will be a good place to go for. a shave.
 Allen Jump, of this city, just has been reinsured by order of the State Board of Insurance, so we guess they do not expect Allen to jump off the bridge or nothin'.
 Lulu Look is bathing beach censor at Chicago, and if she gets tired of doing it there probably are lot of men in the Windy City who will be glad to look for her.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-08-01

The Salvation Army, which will conduct drive this week for funds with which to maintain it's Ju- neau branch, has earned the good will of humanity for the services it has rendered during the years that have Not only does the Saly aon Army teach and practice the precepts of the Savior of Mankind but it is of the greatest and most unselfsh of humani
 tartan organizations
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-08-01
Frost Gets the Fruit Auain

FroSt tets the Fruit Again A peach With cherry lips Met a lemon Not worth a berry. Let's pear, said theX Each thought The other a plum, Both were quinces. Now they're eating The apple of discord.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-08-01
The Busy stork

Uick Creek Item in Orleans Gnd)
 Progressive Examiner The stork visited Ermil Kirby and wife on last Wednesday and left in their care little boy, On the re. turn trip he stopped with Mir. and Mrs. OH Wilson and also left a son in their care.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-08-01

Observations of Oldest lnhabitant
 l kin remember when folks got quite a lot of satisfaction out of their food, even if they never had heard of calories and vitamines.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-08-01

If Senator France does not bring with him from Russia facts that will win support his conclusions regarding the advisability of arriving at a trade agreement with the Lenine Government he will, at least, back with vocabulary that will add to the gaiety of Senate proceedings
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-08-01
Another Pathetic Fiuure

A man who resides in Stratton Once found prescription in Latin
 So little he knew
 Of Rx Spiritus Fru That he thought it was not worth a Gatun. F. w. D.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-08-01
They Are Wearinu Hair-Nit

Says Jack Warwick: "A good many males are effeminate but not one of them is bold enough to begin wearing a hair net" No, Jack, but if they had a little more courage some of them would like to begin wearing a wig.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-08-01

Down in the State of Washington village is paving it's streets with silver and Juneau is paving hers with gold ore. There is nothing good for the Pacific Coast
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-08-01

StatiScians have found out that the American housewife $4.O04 year-the four dollars possibly representing the amount that she actually csiyes--( Boston Transcript.)
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-08-01
They Need a Wife

They Need Wife
 Somerset (Ky.) JOurnal)
 There are quite a number of prom inent young men of the city who should be tied at home to their moth CTS apron strings until they learn how to behave themselves in public.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-08-01
Me Should Think Yes!

we ShOUId ThInk yes! Two is company and three is crowd" quoted Bolt
 Huh! Three looked like a multi tude to us when the triplets arrived, '' said Mutt.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-08-01
ALONG LEES DETOUR
Cheer In
By Sam Hill. In Cincinnati Enquirer.

Cheer Upl When the blue devils get you Just try to remember While your troubles are wearing, They're nothing compared To what others are bearing.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-08-01

all the good things in an effort to discover some trifling fault that he may gloat over is the one that gets our goat.
 One chance in million is what a man now has when a woman be gins to shoot.
 Life has it's ups and downs, and so do the ladies' skirts.
 Unsettled weather is like unsettled debts-you never know when the change is coming
 You do not hear nearly so many good fish stories as you used to be. fore the 18th amendment prohibited the use of bait.
 Thank goodness, the man who used to get up at 4 a. m. to now the lawn has taken up golf No girl, these days, gets any sym pathy for declaring she has nothing to wear. But she is envied for being right in style.
 Some of the fellows who use to de. clare they had no faith in doctors now admit most any physician can write good prescription.
 Gosh! Is That All?
 A girl I like
 Is Edna Heil;
 She always wears
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-08-01
Dads Been Readinu Divorce News

Willie-"Dad, what is geometrica progression?
 FatherI"These days it means add ing the third line to an angle tC make the eternal triangle"