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Daily picayune., 1921-05-17

Would you like to see model young man? See Dexter Bush as Richard Heatherly, at the High school audito- rum Friday night
 Judge Franks is as busy as the pro verbal cranberry merchant now. try ing to keep the roads in passable con dition in this county.
 
 H. H. Smith returned to Fl Dorado after visiting home folks here. Mir Smith has purchased property in Fl Dorado and will build there. He eX- poets to move as soon as his home iS completed
Daily picayune., 1921-05-17

A policeman on the ioh k Dale Me Daniel as Thomas Holden in What Happened to Jones.
Daily picayune., 1921-05-17

Don't forget to take supper with the Fpworth Leaguers at the church Thurs day evening They will begin serving at R .30
Daily picayune., 1921-05-17

I. K. Hamilton of the !. K, Hamilton Grocery company, iS in Little Rock th N week on business.
The Washington times., 1921-04-17


WANTED-Ice cream maker and
helper. STOHLMAN'S BAKERY,
1854 Wisconsin ave. N. w.
WANTED-Young mon and boys. with
wheels: steady employment. Apply ut
once. 72T 18th Ut. N. w.
WANTED-Men Wishing positions nremen,
brakemen. colored train porters on large
Eastern roads; write Immediately for full
Information; no experience necessary: $3.50
$3.50 month. INTER RAILWAY. Dept los.
India polis. Ind.
WANTED-Raiiway mail clerks, &136
month write for list positions. Frank
lin Institute, Dept. ASP, Rochester. N. Y.
wANTED-At once; young men of neat
appearance: to sell goods on trains: 326
cash security and blue suit requisite. APP
ply Union News Co., train office No. J.
basement. Union station.
YOUNG man, Catholic. to MI vacancy In
collection dept. created by promotion: an
ideal situation for q willing worker; call
Monday, s to 10 r. M, at 1911 @ St N. w,
room 3l2.
YOUNG men to train for sxcslisnt posi-.
tions a. draftsmss; you can @earn durtng
your spare time In . to mbnths: start
now: phone. write or cell for catalogue.
COLUMBIA SCHOOL OF DRAFTING. I<th
and T sts N. w.
The Washington times., 1921-04-17

SPECIAL NOTICE
You .somsd to being ovsrh.rxsd This is what
will do: ~
price Of $500 thoroughly tighten bolts
and tenders and line front wheels
Civ. Me . Trial and Be Convinced
Storage Space Available
BENEFITS GARAGE.
Rear 2l2 18th Street N. w.
Phone North 2s-1-2
A e. form.r Rle.
The Washington times., 1921-04-17
MEDICAL

ELEcTRO-MEDICAL rRBATMENT cares
SKIN DI6EAsE9. Ecsema. Acne. Lupus
Pimpies. Golfers. Neusitis DIR. NIcHOL'
son, 1905 II n. N. w.
The Washington times., 1921-04-17

PAINTERS wanted, ut once; good
salary. Apply PENNINGTON 4
TAYLOR, 23S3 18Th st N. W.
The Washington times., 1921-04-17

PERMANENT POSITIONS
Paying
$17.00 PER WEEK
To Start
ELEVEN HUNDRED
Dollars During First
Year, and
HIGHER THEREAFTER =
In addition to good salary to
start and frequent increases. tele-
phone operating at this time offers
Ssr nsJ Opportunity to asons adsnss
We will be glad to tell you Of these
opportunities if you will cal! at our
employment office, first floor.
722 18th Street N. w.
THE CHESAPEAKE AND PO-
TOMAC TELEPHONE co.
The Washington times., 1921-04-17
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
sl.ioo BUYS $40 INCOME.

Larger return possible; sea-
soned bonds OF well-known
national finance Institution un-
der supervision Of the State
banking laws. Bonus Of prof
it-sharing certincats In de-
nominations of $1,000. $500.
S1eo. which have paid 8 per
cent for the past ave years. In
addition to the per cent on
the bonds. Can be bought
for cash or on deferred pay
ment plan. Leading financial
Journal states we feel tustined
In saying that we believe the
purchase Of these bonds to be
one OF the safest and best in
vestments ever offered the
public. BOX 81, Times office.
The Washington times., 1921-04-17
WANTED AT ONCE

WANTED AT ONCE
ErroRrs H 70 EXRNISa yHsf rs PER wnER. s.
ANY MAN WITH INITIATIVE WHO HAS
OR CAN DEVELOP ABILITY AS SALES
PERIENcE PER is PREFERREp BUr Nor
NECESSARY CALL AND TALK IT
OVER. $40 MUNSEY BLDG, BETWEEN
10 AND 1 O'CLOCK.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-14
OFFICERS CONFER
ON WHISKY MURDER
Expect Solution of New Jersey
Killing to Lay Bare Big
Whisky Ring.
BY Associated Press

By Associated Press:
NEWARK. y. J., Feb. 13.-Police
officers in New York and New Jer-
sey. working on the assumption that
the solution Of the mystery sur-
rounding the whisky ROBBERY and two
murders on the Lincoln highway
near New Brunswick Thursday night
Will bare the inside details of a
whisky ring operating throughout
the middle Atlantic states held a
conference here Sunday.
AS the result OF the conference
the police will exert their energies
TO the search for a huge whisky
cache believed 10 be in Somerset
county and an effort 10 establish the
Identity OF the robbers who escaped
with their lives and 2 barrels OF
whisky Thursday night.
The auto psies held on the body Of
Walsh and Leo Salamandra. both
killed in the Lincoln highway hold
up. showed each died from the ef-
feet OF soft-nose 8 calibre bullets
which appeared 70 have been fired
from the same gun. The man who
fired the bullet which killed Walsh
apparently stood directly in front
or him at a distance Of about two
feet
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-14
Claims Discovery viii
Assist Medical Science
BY Associated Press:

BY Associated Press:
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. Feb. Ia
Discoveries made by William
Duane. professor OF blo-physics at
Harvard. working in collaboration
with research students OF physics,
have made 1t possible, according to
Harvard physicists. 70 secure X
rays OF more penetrating quality
than have ever before been obtain
ed in this country and the new rays
are now TO be used for the first
time in America. FOR the alleviation
OF cancer.
While it is emphatically stated
by Prof. Duane that neither x-rays
nor radIum should be considered a
permanent cure for all kinds OF
cancer II has long been known that
radium has a marked alternative eff
feet upon this disease and the Har-
ward physicians have reason 10 be-
lieve that the effect OF the new
highly penetrating x-rays will be
equally beneficial.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-14
POLICE USE CLUBS
IN ALBANY RIOTS
Entire Force Needed to Break
Up Big Demonstration
by Strikers.

ALBANY. y. Y. Feb. 13.-Al-
bany's entire force Of traffic police
was mObilized Sunday afternoon In
front OF the state capitol to handle
crowd OF several thousand per-
sons who rushed a street car and
snow plow operated by strikebreak-
ers.
PatroImen and mounted men used
their clubs strenuously before the
onrush was checked Meanwhile the
strik ebreakers fled in the car.
screened by a score OF mounted
police and reached the barns more
than a mile away in safety.
The demonstration which was the
largest In number OF participants
that has occurred since the United
Traction company started out 20
smash the strike OF It's 1900 en-
ployes. spread over several blocks
before the street car and snow plow
We're rushed away. Two arrests
were made.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-14
BISHOP DOUGHERTY
WILL BE CREATED
CARDINAL POPE
Announcement Made of Phila
delphia Prelate's Choice
by Vatican.
BY Associated Press

By Associated Press.
ROME. Feb. 13. - The vatican
announced officially Sunday that
the Most Rev. Dennis J. DOugherty,
Archbishop OF Philadelphia, will be
created a cardinal at the secret
consistory to be sheld early in
March
MOnsigner Dougherty will be the
only new American cardinal named
at theh next consistary. Archbishop
Mundelein. Of Chicago. and Arch
bishop Hayes, OF New York, al
though they probably will receive
the red hat before long. will not be
included in the appointments in
March even as cardinals reserved
In PectOre. as the pOntiff generally
has recourse to this system only
when there are weighty reasons
not to publish Immediately the Gre
alton OF certain cardinals.
Reserved German Appointments.
The most recent example of this
was the 1916 consistory when the
pope created several new French
cardinals but reserved in pactore
Monsignor Bertram, Archbishop OF
Bressiau. and Monsignor De Huyn,
Archbishop Of Prague The pope
considered It unsuitable during the
war 10 publish the creation Of two
new cardinals belonging to the
central empires.
Once the war was over Monsig-
nor Bertram was proclaimed car
dinal In the Consistory OF Decem-
ber. 1919. but the appointment of
Monsignor De Huyn, who was
obliged to leave his diocese to the
CzechO-Slav, MOnsignOr Kordao
was never published and perhaps
never viii be.
No such imL ortant reasons exist
for the maintenance OF secrecy
over the creation OF American car
dinals and II is not believed that
any to be reserved in pactore at the
next consistory will be long to the
United States.
Pope Sole Authority.
In vatican circles IL is point out
that according to the Catholic doc
trine. the pope is the vicar OF
Christ on earth. represents the di-
vine authority in the intermediary
between heaven and the faithful
and fixes the dogma. as he is infal-
hioit because interpreting the divin-
ity and consequently cannot be sub
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-14
DANIELS OPPOSES
EMBARGO MEASURE
Naval Secretary Believes Pres
ident Should be Given
Power to Act.
By Associated Press (:

By Associated fFeSS.
WASHINGTON, Feb 10 - The
president should be given authority
to lay embargoes on the expectation
OF oil to countries which refuse TO
allow American citizens to own and
acquire oil lands in such foreign
countries, Sec'y Daniels informed
Chairman Page. Of the senate naval
committee In a letter made public
Sunday.
The naval secretary, who was re-
plying to an inquiry from Sen. Page
relative TO the pending Phelan bill,
declared he did not favor the lay
ing OF such embargOes by statute,
but believed authority placed In the
hands OF the president as cOntem-
plated by the Phelan measure,
elastic and OF more potential value
than a direct retaliatory measure" +"
World Affair.
The oil situation. Mr.. Daniels
wrote. is no longer a national affair,
but It has assumed an international
aspect which must be handled by
the president and the department Of
state. He referred TO recent figures
issued by the geological survey as
to the oil resources OF the United
States and declared that in view Of
the decreasing available sySply. 1t
behooves the United StatW govern
ment to take some steps TO safe
guard the remaining supply"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-14
REV. DAVIS USES
PRAYER AS TOPIC
FOR SUNDAY TALK
Pastor Says 1t is the Natural
Desire of Soul to Pray
to Creator.

Talking with God" was the
subject of the sermon OF the Rev.
U. S. Davis at the First Baptist
church Sunday. Where there is
God there is prayer and that IS the
medium by which we talk to Him.
It Is the natural desire Of the soul
to pray to the Creator OF all things
and to seek confidence in His
heart" said the speaker.
Can a man talk to God? If so,
then a man who neglects talking 70
God denies himself the greatest
privilege known to the men OF this
world We are forgetting the art
OF talking to God. This thing OF
talking TO God is called prayer. I
fully believe that prayer is the sub
limest activity OF the soul. The hu-
man race has the instinct OF prayer
and the human is a praying race
As a child reaches out its hands TO
its father or mother so naturally
a human soul lifts out hands to-
ward God. In crisis moments in ev-
erybody's career the natural atti-
tude Of the soul is TO pray.
Attitudes Toward GOD.
Now there are certain attitudes
toward prayer that grow out Of the
attitudes toward God. The atheist
has no God. and so the atheist log
ically has no prayer. The agnostic
who doesn't absolutely affirm there
is no God. but who says we don't
know whether there is a God or not
and seeing he doesn't know whether
there is a God or not he acts as
If there were no God. That is 70
say. the agnostic does not pray
Then there Is the deist, who al
lows that there is a God but says
God is too big TO notice little folks
like Us, and that il would be fool
ishness TO suppose that we little
people could get the ear OF the
great God. and therefore It would
do no good tot pray. Then there is
the subjective theory That prayer
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-14
Turkish Sultan Asks For
Peace With NatiOndliSts
By Associated Press

By Associated Press
CONSTANTINOPLE. Feb. IL -
The sultan Saturday received a tele-
gram from IzZet Pasha. who was
sent to AnBora in December by the
sultan TO endeavor to negotiate an
agreement with the Turkish nation
alists. in which IZzet said he had
Joined the nationalists. "All are de-
serting me" exclaimed the sultan
tearing up the telegram.
In the message Izzet begged the
sultan to recognize the political SOW
ereignty OF the AngOra assembly in
order TO forstall the naming OF a
new sultan.
Tewflk Pasha, the premier, and
other members OF the Turkish gov
ernment's delegation to the forth
coming conference in London on
Near East questions. who left for
the British capital Saturday. carried
Instructions from the sultan to make
peace at any price. provided that
nationalikts agreed.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-14
EXPLOSION TRAPS
FIVE COAL MINERS
Officials Hold Little Hope for
Recovery of Men Buried
in Colorado Mine.

By Associated Press:
OAK CREEK. Col, Feb. l3-Five
miners are trapped and believed
dead in number two mine Of the
hoffatt Coal company near here as
result OF an explosion late Satur-
day. Hope for their rescue virtually
had been given up late Saturday
night.
Rescue crews attempting TO enter
the property Saturday night were
driven back by fire damp.
The men were working in q tunnel
a mile from the mine entrance
when the explosion occurred. Re
ports that Patrick St. Patrick. one
OF the entOmbed men had been
found IN dazed condition proved
erroneous and he is believed 20 be
trapped with the others
One OF the rescuers overcome bv
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-14
TO
SPEED ACTION
ON new BILLS
Expect TO Pass Many Import.
ant Measures Before
Adjournment.
.FORDNEY BILL IS FIRST
Emergency Tariff Proposal to
Get Immediate Consider
alton in Senate.
By Associated Press :

By Associated Press:
WASHINGTON. Feb. I3.-Only
Is working days are left to con-
gress before adjournment sine die
and not one Of the regular appro-
priation bills has finally been en-
acted and practically all important
legislation is in the air.
Passage early this week by the
senate Of the F'ordney emergencv
tariff bill, however is expected TO
break the jam. at least of the ap-
preparation measures. Leaders be-
lieve that il still is possible. with
night sessions. to get through all
the money bills, with the exception
possibly of the navy and army ap-
propriations.
The emergency tariff bill Is to be
given exclusive right Of way Mon
day in the senate. after a calendar
call Of bills for passage by unani-
nous consent and a vote is ex-
pected on it by Tuesday or Wed
nesday.
House to Pass Budgets.
The house plans to pass the last
two appropriation bills, the naval
and fortifications budgets, early
this week and clear the way for
other legislation and conference re-
ports.
A half dozen appropriation bills
are awaiting senate consideration
but protra.cted discussion OF the
naval supply measure is in pros
pect with the controversy over re-
duction or suspension OF the build
Ing program imperilling its enact
ment.
Miscellaneous measures before
the house include the resolution for
a special committee to investiga re
the escape OF Grover Cleveland
Bergdoll, draft dodger. The pack
er control bin, the Sheppard
Towner maternity and infancy aid
bill and the Smith-Towner measure
for a federal bureau Of education
are other important measures on
the house calendar, which have
been made subjects Of great pres
sure by supporters and proponents.
Important Bills Before Senate.
Among important bills before
CONTINUED on PAGE THREE)
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-14
SIX PEOPLE HURT
IN CAR ACCIDENT
Terre Haute People Return
ing From Funeral Are Vic
Tins in Smashup.
By Associated Press :


TEkRE HAUTE. Ind. Feb. 10
Six pc -sons who were injured when
two street cars collided near Bra
I'll, Ind. Sunday, were brought to
a hospital Sunday evening. II was
reported that some Of the injured
were in critical conoition. Two cars
had taken a funeral party from
Terre Haute and the accident oc-
Cured on the return trip.
The two cars, bearing the family
and friends OF Otis Purcell. crashed
on a siding near C1overland where
one car had taken the siding TO per-
NIT the limited train to pass
Nearly all OF the Is persons in
the party suffered injuries. The
most seriously hurt were Mrs. Otis
Purcell, widow; Mrs. Ed Purcell,
mother: Charles Purcell, brother;
and Mrs. Cecil Purcell, sister-in-law
OF the dead man.
Most of the injured suffered only
minor hurts and were able to go
home. Ambulances and motor cars
were called from Terre Haute TO
bring in the passengers OF the
wrecked cars and carry the injured
TO the hospital and homes
The first car. which carried mem
bers of the Red Men and Degree OF
Pocahantas. was telescoped nearly
one-haIf it's length. The main line
was not blocked by the wreck.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-14
KING WILL OPEN
PARLIAMENT MEET
King George, Accompanied 6y
Queen Mary and Prince of
Wales. to Take Part.

By Associated Press
LONDON. Feb liking George.
accompanied by Queen Mary. the
prince Of Wales and duke OF York.
a. noon Tuesday VIII open a session
CT parliament which promises to be
test Of continuance OF the coalition
government Of Premier Lloyd
George Constructive measures
which head the program include the
new budget. schemes Of protection
TO safeguard key industries against
foreign competition and prevent the
dumping OF foreign goods and also
for remedyfnE exchange conditions
a plan for relief OF the unemployed.
probably by public works new drink
licensing regulations. creation OF
Irish parliament under the home
RUE bill and reform of the house OF
lords
There is much rumor that the
government viii Try 10 spike the
guns OF those criticiz.ng 1t for waste
bv presenting an economy budget
providing for "a total expenditure Of
Lx95O.O00.00o.
The protection schemes for which
free traders are preparing amOusues
have not yet been disclosed nor the
new licensing system. The drink
trade is still under the board OF con-
troI created during the war as
temporary measure 90 meet special
conditions.
The nrst Tuesday in April is con-
sldered the probable DAY for bring
ing into eTesr the home rule act.
The present outlook is that only the
Ulster government will be formed in
which event the viceroy and chief
secretary for Ireland will nominate
Irish priyy councillors 20 form an
assembly which viii exercise the
powers of a parliament until con-
ditions IN ireland become more
peaceful ard au attempt can be
made 10 operate tht act in the south
Reform OF the lords is not enthu-
siastically received by the corserva-
tive party. but Lord Birkeahead. the
lord chancellor recently affirmed
mat parliament would not adjourn
wifhout undertaking it.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-14
new OIL COMPANY
FORMED IN MEXICO
Small Investors Claim Present
Organization Works For
It's Own Interests.


WASHINPIoN. Feo. l5.--'- -harSes
that the OIL COMPANIES have delib-
efaely use4 the Nallonfl ASSOC c'at.o on
OF the protection or American rights
IN Mexico 20 I-Flner ln-lF own IN
terests are contained 10 circulars re-
ceived here sunday announcing me
organization or society 10 OBTAIN
redress or past wrongs and res
toration or rights. in Mexico The
ne" organization. which mas taken
the name lhe American ASSOCIATION
OF Mexico announces lt represents
the small investors as wei az enc
large corporations adding that al
though the OLD orFaniza atlon has more
than 1000 members. of which GER
tainly $500 are Americans " small
means. IL ls SO organized mat
these Americans have no voice in its
direction
Paul Hudson, formerly the pub
Usher of the Mexican Herald -t Mex
leo City; W. r. Buckley. formerly an
attorney ot Iamp.co, Mexico. ard
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-14
BLAMES ATTACK ON
RUSSIAN OFFICERS
Report Says American Sailors
Were Wounded During
Attempted Holdup.

BY Associated Press:
MANILA, Feb. 1S-The American
sailors who were fred on at Vladi-
vostok were attacked by a party OF
Russians probably for the purpose
OF holding them UP according TO ad-
vices received Sunday BY Admiral
Strauss. commanding the As!atic
fleet
The sailors were visiting outlying
districts OF Vladivostok when they
encountered a group OF Russian Of
hcers believed TO be former army
officers According TO the report
during the argument and an attemp-
ted holdup. the Americans were
nred on and two OF them wounded.
Russian police arrested a number
OF civilians who were believed 20
have instlgated the trouble
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-14
Claims That Agitation Against
American Occupation is
Inspired by Few.
WOULD CORRUPT NATION
Declares Withdrawal of Men
Would be Surrendering
Interest of Country.

By Associated Press;
WASHINGTON. Feb. I3. - The
United States. having "put its hand
to the plow' in Haiti. must not now
turn back through the withdrawal
OF the American forces there. Rear
Admiral II. S. Knapp declared sun
day in a report in which ne pre-
sented in final form the results Of
his Investigations i'm the island re-
public for the navy and state de-
partments.
Agitation against the American
occupation Of Haiti. Admiral Knapp
asserted. is inspired by desire on
the part Of a small group. who. he
said. represented at the most Jess
than five Percent Of the population
This group OF agitators. ho added.
are warking 10 gain "A hecrinE and
the sympathy OF the people OF the
United States. although their real
object is 70 obtain ahroEauou of
the treaty between the United
States and Haiti and 10 bring about
a return of the old conditions Of
government.
Majority Wants Americans.
Gould this he atts iued Adj
miraI Knapp, I'm his report. com
tinued. 81 think that 800 oft Of ev-
cry 1000 Haitiens would Doe glad 20
see the American forces remain 20
enforce good order. In other words
the Haiiens, even the worst agita-
tors anon gthem. would be willing
to have the United States act the
part Of policeman and otherwise
leave them 70 their own devices.
ct he 95 percent would be exc
plotted for the benefit of the other
five. If these ends were obtained
The 95 percent would enjoy less real
freedom than they do now. should
the United States now withdraw
leaving the political agitators %
their own devices. it would. in my
opinion, be surrendering the truC
interests and true freedom 0f 95
percent Of the population and en-
uraging the unworthy minority
to go on with It's dishonest. arbi-
trary and tyrannical measures
While it IS probably impossible 10
state that graft does not now exist.
it is concealed graft unknown TO
the United states treaty officials.
Republic in Name Only.
"The people Of the United States
the admiraTs report said. should
not allow themselves 20 be deceiv-
ed by the words Republic OF Haitf
into believing that there exists in
Haiti. or ever has. a republic in any
sense. founded upon the expressed
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