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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-02

TO testimonial TO Gen. Dyer arranged by London
newspaper which amounted 10000.
Stirs Bitter Resentment.
To Gen. Dyer's claim that he fired a menacing
mob in the belief that he preventing a sediriOus
outbreak, the Indian replies that the Amrtsar
peaceable and intended the slightest harm.
This incident and its sequel have been made known
through the length and breadth of the land and
doubtedly have done to embtter the population
of India than anything in years
The OF living has hit the Indian exceed
ingly hard since his main interest in life In his
food, his business journeys his periodical pgrmages
various parts of the country and the
of his religious rites. His place OF abode fur
nishings trouble him little not at all He is
unable 10 buy the food 10 which he has been
toned simple his wants Likewise, he
longer make his Journeys depending his friends for
food and lodging because, forsoOth his
afford entertain him To the mona die Indian this
IL a grevlous thing.
Affects Religious Rites.
Even religious ObservanCes affected, a most
ious matter The gravity OF the situation from the
Indians standpoint may be illustrated by referring 20
the cost Of ordinary cloth which time
beyond the OF the masses The Mohammedan
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-02

India. Noscovtes have been busy in India,
however there is no dispute.
The main causes of the unrest may be epitomzed
thus:
The high cost of living. prices in some cases having
advanced 1000 per while incomes especially OF
the brain workers, have increased only small frac-
tion of this.
The continuance OF the wartime restrictions the
the populace, whereas the government had
indicated that these would be removed within six
months of the termination OF the
The desire the part OF large section OF the ed
classes for greater hand in the government
than has hitherto been accorded natives.
The allegation that the government has failed TO
keep its wartime promises for betterment Of general
conditions of living and employment ii being charged
that these promises held merely gain
port carrying the
The feeling of disquietude and opposition the
has been given great impetus by the mas
Of Amritsar. the Indian describes the
tional Of April 1919. when Gen. Dyer ordered
his troops to fire concOurse of people with
the result that great numbers killed and wounded.
This feeling has been increased by the apparent
dorsement in England Of this policy by legisa
the debates OF parliament the subscription
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-02

LONDON, Jan India today is faced with what
generally characterized of the gravest crises
in it's history owing the and widespread unrest
which has developed since the OF the war While
this discomfort product OF numerous causes In
the Il believed the result or the hgh cost 81
living and the consequent hard times for the popula
ton.
The unrest has recently manifested itself in various
and serious ways There been many great strikes
fu the large industrial centers in some cases accom-
panied by rioting bloodshed. Organized antgov-
eminent boycotts have been instituted Moreover. eN-
tremsts have preaching revolutionary ideas with
The result that as announced recently in commons by
Mr.. Monagu secretary Of state for india there nave
been several prosecutions and convictions under the
sedtous meetings act
There has been much talk IN the western world Of
activities by bolshevis propaganda agents in India
Competent observers state however that Is doubtful
whether the bolshevists stir up trouble
have met with much In this connection u IS
nonted out that the printed propaganda upon Wild
the bolshevists depend much is Of little value N
ndia where bulk OF the population cannot read
r~brs the boshevst ideals spread by word OF
mouth considerable task in country the size Of
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-02

religion requires that the dead shall be buried in
used shrouds. This the cardinal rules the OBJ
Of which, members of this religion, Of
whom there nearly 100000 India, all IA
pOrtant.
With the price OF cotton cloth beyond his reach the
lower class Nohammedan which has been worn. To
dead in ordinary clothing which had been To
the living this be the limit Of sacriege and
they terrified of the hereafter If this like
a trivial matter to the western mind. has only
recall that Of the OF the great mutiny in
Indian in 1858 that Indian soldiers compelled
TO bite of the end Of cartridges which had been
dipped in the fat OF and pigs The a sacred
animal in the Hindu religion and may not be eaten,
while the pig is anathema TO the Mohammedan.
All Blame Government.
The high cost Of living and all other troubles which
may have fallen the Indian attributed by him
the government. This is the paternal
which the government has for generations exercised
India. The government has TO be the aIl-pover
full thing from which all things, both good and
bad. Literally speaking If there has favorable
monsoon and the crops have been good, the govern
ment has always received the credit for il from the
who GO question but that Delhi makes the
weather. Since the is also true the govern
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-02

conununit ywhere farming is carried on.
started on their way to be exported 100 foreign
countries.
Thus one saw, in the simple operation the practical
working out OF of exports
which Is carried on only in the big mars Of manufac
turing. AS several people watched the operation
someone remarked:
isn't Il wonderful to see South Bend products
are being nearly every civilized country in the
world. This operation seeing is that &C.
ours In only few of the largest cities of the world
Some products IN that train exclusively exported
by South Bend manufacturers"
Detailed figures OF the export trade IN South Bend
show that the in trade with for
sign countries. The total trade far surpassed the
record for 1919 and all exporters predict even bigger
trade IN 1921.
Make Bic Gains.
survey shows that the greatest gain IN local ex-
ports r. due 10 the that all manufactures are
ready for consumption. There was also substantial
IN the sale OF manufactures for further use IN
making products More than half Of the trade during
the past year with Europe. The remainder was
divided among other countries Of North America,
South America Asia. Oceania and Africa in the order
named. The United Kingdom is apparently the best
country for South Bend products. Our second best
customer Canada. South America seems to be
fertile held for statesmen from the World Famed
city"
While the United States is generally known pos
seases a mercantile marine large enough but
small portion OF the manufactures they export the
sum spent export trade is very small. In the first
countries the cost OF transport
ing the produce they purchase the United States,
and there Is no burden freight. There
IS however, a credit item goods exported. Payment
imports this country paid TO other lands by
exports This of exchange plays large part in
the sales OF South Bend articles.
There TO be unprecedented opportunity 10
Foster foreign the present time according
local manufacturers due TO the lack of cargoes. This
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-02

difficult get and proof Of a human sacrifice almost
impossible. Many teachers inhabitants
islands deny the existence of the cult though many
the horrors perpetrated meeting the
NooGoos are recorded by naval officers who have Wis
tied the islands and by other OF integrity
Origin of Serpent Worship.
The general belief that Voodooism brought
10 the western hemisphere from west Africa by the
imported laborers. especially Haiti and
may probably be back the serpent worship
Egypt Many Ct the characteristics OF tn worship
also attributed the French witches the
18th century the most violent phases practice
perhaps being outgrowth Of the African supersti-
tions OF the black OF the French ginaton Of
the Nnite inhabitants OF Haiti
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-02

"a dance closes the ceremony The king puts his
hand the box and a shudder somewhat similar TO
the effect produced by the recent kind Of Jazz
seizes him. him II all the Then
the devotional exercises evolve into q delrious mad
Of wild debauchery and indecency under Of
drunkenness and night.
The initiation Of convert 20 the faith IS enough
inspire him with terror. He pledges himself when
his lips touched with warm goats blood. never
under circumstances 10 reveal the OF the
fraternity kill any member who proves traitor
20 the brotherhood. This IS the point which the
cannbasm Is supposed 20 occur but investigation has
shown that many OF the shocking phases OF the
ship have been eliminated, and the worshippers usu
ally satisfy themselves with cock q goat which Is
afterwards cooked and eaten.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-02
)Srn Has So Strong A Hold On Haitian Population That
All Efforts To Eradicate Its influence Prove Unsuccessful

WASHINGTON. Jan. As accurate history
OF Haiti be written without reference Voodoo-
story or this strange cult which author,
flies stu & IN practice IN its violent form
among the people OF this Island others
Indies, may be interesting IN connection with the
cent investigation OF American occupation IN HAITI
says a bulletin from the Washington headquarters OF
the National Geographic society.
'Voodooism could scarcely be called n religion, but
g i;s influence the sqperstons OF the
negroes that despite efforts eradicate g. every year
dispatches report that there has been sudden
outbreak Of cannibalistc practices IN connection with
a revival OF devotional enthusiasm
''It is said that white would be allowed TO
live after ne had given testimony leading the
conviction OF culprit shared with sacrificing child
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-02

The god Of Obeah or Vaudoux Of which Voodoo IS
American corruption is supposed TO know. 10
and do all things, but he marfests himself his
shippers only in the form OF poisonous snake
and communicates with them only through a priest
and prestess, known papa-loi and maman-loi. who
held in great veneration by their followers
The ceremony IS always held night usually In
fastness OF some deep wood. where there will be no
interruption OF the rites take off their
shoes and bind about their bodies handkerchiefs the
predomnaung note OF which red and the priest and
priestess red bands about their
OF crowns Then they 10 the snake, which is
hibited for The purpose OF arousing their emotions
Maman-Oi mounts the box in which the god is usu-
ally kept and emts groans shrieks. and wild gestc-
ulatoHs as she utte-s her prophetic sentences .
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-02

The voodoo women are thought 20 possess super
natural power and by working the superstlons az
the natives attain potent influence them Many
strong men have plned away merely because they
thought enemy had put Obeah' on them Just
the southern believed IN the 'conjure
cast 'Hper on him by leaving Ga his path a bottle
containing horse hairs. snakes teeth "a
piece OF dried rat and frogs foot. Objects Which
have been used IN the practice q the black may
q Prince.
so deeply have the people or HAITI become imbued
with the cult that an empty bottle. which probably
would entice reminiscent grin from American
sembly, viii throw Haitian group into conservation
and educated Haitian girls have been known faint
the sight Of the sh!verS % APPLIED mercury.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-02

o Canada Cuba With the present expansion
the managers OF the the outlook for f,r
egn trade during the coming year is the brightest Dos
history
The South Bend Lathe works exports approximately
40 per cent Of their entire output machinery. The
foreign department has announced that although
foreign trade has retarded extent during th.
past month the poor condition OF exchanee
rates that the outlook is favorable and the
exchange condition is cleared up exports viii increase
The lathe company exports every foreign country
where machinery S used.
Plans being BY Earl Dickens. sales and %,
vertsng manager of the O'Brien Varnish Co. FOR
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-02

About midday. on Saturday. switch engine
making up freight train in the railroad yards in the
OF the city. being Joined together
from various tracks Each car was labeled and these
duly recorded By a clerk who stood BY. When
all the labeled coupled together and huge
engine steamed out OF the yards South Bend products
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-02

foreign trade is brilliant Every mail is bringing
couraging reports sales foreign markets" Just
Mr.. Oler talked Of the foreign trade a messenger
brought the afternoon mail. and papers from Argen-
tina showed the 145 dealers making large sales
for the coming year So with mail from Hong Kong,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-02

situation is said to due in part to the uncertain
conditions Of exchange
Plan Big Year.
Ocean freight markets continue 10 show signs OF
Improvement and ships are looking for ballast. The
United States shipping board recently retired 20 large
ocean-gong vessels and IS large ships owing TO
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-02
South Bend Manufacturers Complete Banner Year In Exporting Their
Products To More Than One Hundred Countries Throughout The WOr

the interest of foreign trade Ike rspor. made -
Mr.. Ouier.
The South Bend Fishing Tackle Co, the largest fac
OF its kind in the world. exports 20 every country
where fresh tackle IS used by sportsmen. The
largest sales however the foreign field made
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-02

OIHI1u FIOW WINS OHVtr PIOWs arc IOuhd I'm eFefy
the lack Of cargo In all trades excepting those con-
troed by conference agreements, concessions
eral and rates continue weak.
In view Of the excellent shipping opportunities all
OF the South Bend manufacturers are planning to
1921 a banner year in their export trade.
The list Of articles manufactured in South Bend and
sold the export markets Studebaker
mobiles. Singer sewing machines, OBrien Varnish Co.
products South athes South Bend chilled plows
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-08-06
CILEAD

Protracted meeting began at
this place Monday night, August
l.. Bro. Childress, pastor of the
Freedom church, will do the
preaching.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Snyder
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Willie Taylor, Sunday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Ebert Murphy
and little daughter, Margaret,
Frances, visited Mrs. Nat Whita-
ker. in Richmond, Saturday.
Miss Bette Curtis spent Satur-
day night with Miss Columbia
Tussey.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Turner and
daughter, were the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Murphy. Sunday
Misses Lora Bernice Whitaker,
Clara Parrish and Anna Mae Par
IRISH spent Saturday afternoon
with Misses BERTHE and Josephine
Taylor.
Misses Ethel, Elma and Eta
visited Mr.. S. N. Turner in Rich
mond, Saturday afternoon.
Several of the people from this
place are attending the meetin:
at kirksville.
Misses Bernice and Josephine
Taylor and Anna May Parrish at
tended meeting at Buckeye.
Mr.. S. N. Turner spent the past
week with his mother, Mrs. S. 3.
Turner.
Miss Beulah Hendren was the
guest of Mrs. Cecil Broaddus last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clay Blakemai,
and Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Blake
man were guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Earl Eendren, Sunday.
Mrs. Harold Hendren has been
visiting her mother Mrs. Emmett
Taylor. at Baldwin, for the past
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Turner
were guests of Mrs. Nat Whita
ker, in Richmond, Tuesday.
Miss BERTHE Taylor was the
guest of Mrs. Harold Hendrcn
Tuesday afternoon.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-08-06
RICHMOND TO PLAY
jim PARKS TEAM

The Richmond team is to play
the Lexington Reos next Thurs
day. This is one of the strongest
mines in the state, but the local
lads think they can come out on
top with Jim Park on the hill
The Reos have been telling i'm
my" how they could hit him and
he is giving Them the chance
next Thursday. This is to be
the strongest team that the local
boys have faced this season or
shall face in 1921. The Reos
have long string Of victories to
their credit and have been humb-
led but a few times. This game
is sure to draw a large crowd
The local team is to have prac-
'ticaly the same team in the held
tat walloped the Danville bunch
Thursday. If Jim Park is any
thing like right the Richmond
team ought to give the Reos a
hard run for their money. Ad-
mission will be charged at the
gate.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-08-06
COAL! COAL COAL COAL!
Get-my- price Quality Guaranteed
F. H. GORDON

four wounded and one missing
northeast of. Wichita, Kansas
Thursday.
The British built dirigible ZR-2
will sail from Howden, England
to Lakehurst, N. J., August 25
T. G. Combs, who shot and
killed J. l. Combs, his opponent
for jailer in Perry county, July
10. was captured in McAlester.
Oklahoma, Thursday.
The veterans hospital at John
son City, Tenn. has been de-
nounced as a "Hell House" bv
Director Forbes of the Bureau OF
War Risk Insurance.
Miss Walter Mae Ratlitf, OF
Irvine, has joined a camping par
lty at BOonesEOrO.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-08-06
Heavy Milk Producers
Need Plenty of Water

The importance of supply dairy
COWS with an abundant supply or
clean, cool water during the hot
summer months is brought out
by experiments which show that
the amount of water required Is
in direct proportion to the a
mount Of milk produced, accord
ing to specialists in the dairy de-
partment OF the College OF Asri-
culture. During the summer
sows will require an amount Of
water equal to about three times
the amount of milk produced. In
one case a COW giving d pounds
of milk drank II pounds of water
each day The same cow drank
but Is pounds daily when gi"ins
no milk. A COW producing 1OC
pounds of milk each day drank
more than $50 pounds of water
Eighty-seven percent of milk pro
duced by a cow and nearly three
fourths of her body is water, the
specialists say. The amount OF
water required by her is deter
/ mined by the amount of milk she
is yielding, the kind OF feed she
is receiving and weather condi-
tons.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-08-06
LATE NEWS NOTES

Lightning from an apparently
clear sky struck and killed two
men, four mules, and dog near
Luvern Haynie, Ala.
Colonel Charles H. Morrow has
been ordered to report for duty
at Camp Knox during the fed
training of the National Guard.
A horse frightened when ban
dts tried to rob his master, TOOK
to his heels and escaped to New
port.
Freeman and Paul Eaton were
injured near Glasgow by being
shot while in a watermelon patch
of farmer of that section Of the
country.
Mortimer a. DePcyster, heir
to $25,OOO.OOO estate, IS in Hop
kinsville working for a Twin.
that he may win a bet that he
could not do this for month.
The city Of Versailles has be en-
given thirty days ID take meas
ures toward improving the con-
dltion of their water.
Danville is seeking to void a
franchise for its gas supply.
Lee Houston was stricken with
paralysis in Cynthiana.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-08-06
Col. Alex Tribble Loses Wife

News comes from Junction CT
ty of the death there of Mrs. Fan
ME Helm Tribble, the wife of
Alexander Tribble. for years
proprietor of the Tribble Hotel
there, and who has many rcla-
tives here. She is survived by
her aged husband. a veteran of
the Civil War, and two daughters
Mrs. Ira G.. Taylor, and Miss
Minnie Tribble. Earl and Ira G..
Taylor, of Lexington, are grand
children. and Mrs. 0. ]. Thur
mond, Danville, is a sister. Flu
neral services were conducted at
Junction City Friday afternoon
by the Rev. M. A. Hart, of the
Danville Christian church.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-08-06
Boone Tavern Guests

Mrs. Belle Karr and l.. 6. JEFF
fcrson, of Lexington, also Pro
lessor George Roberts and L. 5
Good, of State University.
p. F. Peak ana family, Louis
vile. spent the week end al
Boone Tavern.
From Cincinnati: II. c. LON
mers, Mildred Lommers. Emma
Zoph, Katherine Zoph, and Miss
c. N. Gersie: Frank X. Rodmar
and wife, Mildred Baird, Mr.
Batsner, also from Cincinnati
were guests Of Mrs. Archer. who
is spending the summer at Boone
Tavern.
Mary B. Chenault, Alice c
Kellogg. Patsy McCord and Jo-
sphine Covington. of Richmond
and Julia F. Conell, of Savannah
Ga, Sarah Robinson, of Chatta-
nooga, and Margaret Paterson
of Chicago, composed a party OF
guests at the Tavern this week.
Mrs. c. d. Meare and Miss
Helen Downes, Of Newport, are
spending the week end at the
Tavern.-The Citizen.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-08-06
HOGWALLOW NEWS

lhe Deputy Constable today
was seen taking the measure
ments of Sile Kildew's tracks in
the mud across the road. SO far
as is known Sile has not done a
thing to be arrested for but the
Deputy says it won't hurt to have
the tracks on file if anything
should happen
The Wild Onion school teacher
looked through the dictionary to-
day and to his surprise found sew
eral words spelled the other way.
Miss Flute Belcler was seen to
sigh and look wishful at the post
office this morning. Must be cx-
pecting letter.
The Tickville train came in
several minutes ahead of time
Wednesday morning, it having
run into yellow jackets nest
while passing through the Cali
Ribs neighboThood.
Jeff Potlocks has found out
how to keep interest in a western
novel. and that is to skip the most
interesting chapters, then you
can't tell how it is going to end.
Raj Barlow, who recently grew
suspicious of the cashier of the
Tickville bank after seeing him
with new neck tie on, and drew
his SIS out of the bank, has put ii
back.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-08-06

S. D. Bart1e, of Lebanon, is the
only Kentuckian to set sail with
the Legionaires
A meeting Of the railroad men
cut in the living rates. They
cut in the Danvllle rates. They
are having tough battle with
the high cost Of living.
The milk sold by the nulner-
Gus dealers in Winchester is to
be analysed in Lexington to see
if it is the cause of the typhoid
fever epidemic.
Robert Butler, 10 months old
died at the home of his parents
in Irvine Tuesday.
While hating bandits, some
former service men engaged in
battle in which one was killed
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-08-06
Called to Bedside of Aged Father

Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Kelly
went to Stanford Friday morn
ing, having been called there by
the serious illness of the formers
aged father, who resides on the
pike half way between Stanford
and Danville. He is reported as
being in very serious condition.
Mrs. J. p. Hockensmith. sister
of Miss Sara Monday, and Mrs.
Clay Costigan, of Frankfort,
spent the week end here with
Monday and her mother. They
visited the Berea fair while here.
Miss Katherine Hockensmith re-
manned over to visit her aunt and
grandmother.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-08-06
The New Buick -Four
"A Thoroughbred
-Four, Completing
the Famed Buick
I

The Buick Valve
in-Head Engine
Il Power plant
That Has Proved
1tseE-
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-08-06
Lad Crushed By Sand

Maysville, KY, Aug. Own.
l2-year-old son of James Poor,
while playing with several 10y
here. was caught in a cavern Ct
sand and railroad ties and crush
ed to death. L. & N. section men
dug him out.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-08-06

FOR SALE-Ovcrland model
~ roadster, beer run less than
1000 miles. Taylor and Rucker,
Waco, Ky. 1874 lot