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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-01

form in all the athletics taught a.
Eberhart. The theory o. each sport
is given the boys BY lectures and
then this theory IS carried out in
actual practice work. Each boy re-
ceives instructions and individual
attention in each sport 50 that a
boy who is attending Eoerhart has
a very practical working knowl-
edge 81 every major srort.
This year over so gold and silver
medals. besides the cloth mono
grams and rags will be competed
for a. the camp. These medals are
by far the best ever given az Eber-
hart. Medals viii be given In the
following events, Track. tennis.
wrestling. boxing swim ming. pho
tograph, storytelling. horseshoes
and for the best all-around athlete
a set OF these medals are given
away each two-week period. so that
a boy attending for two weeks will
have a full opportunity for winning
any OF these gold or silver medals
also the grading OF a boy is entirely
upon the form he demonstrates in
that particular sport so that a small
boy has as equal an opportunity as
the big one.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-01

Plants of all kinds for sale at Tip
pecanoe Greenhouses. Lincoln 6926
Entrance TayIor and JEFF SITS
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-01
INVITE LIONS TO
ATTEND SERVICES

The Lions club weekly luncheon
Wednesday furnished a surprise TO
It's members when George w.
owens. manager OF Springbrook
park and q member Of the Bridge
port. Conn. Lions furnished a CON
cert by his six Singing Jazzateers-
For an hour the JaZzatears enter
tained with selections that were
most highly entertaining not only
to the Lions but also TO the Ro-
tarians holding their MONDAY
luncheon at the same time, and Mr.
owens received an ovation for fur
nisning one OF the best entertain
mcnts at the noon luncheon that
the club has had in a long time.
Rev. z Garfield Johnson, who Is
az the head Of the project 70 erect A
home for aged people on the Haven
Hubbard homestead at New Carlisle,
addressed the meeting briefly and
extended an invitation 10 all the
members TO attend the exercises OF
laying the cornerstone for the new
building next sunday afternoon at
8 O'Clock Rev. Johnson spoke brief
Is on the work that is being done.
and Ehophesled that within 10 years
the home would be so enlarged as 20
provide accommodations for be-
tween 400 and 500 people. The
home, he said. will cost between
$4,000 and S175,OO0 and OF this
amount 100000 has already been
raised
Rev. Johnson said the home aimed
20 fll a need in this community that
had been untitled for a long time
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-01
LAY CORNERSTONE
SUNDAY, Is PLAN

an invitation 20 all Rotarians 70
attend the laying Of the corner stone
az the Haven Hubbard Memorial Old
Peoples Home next Sunday after
noon was extended by Rev. r Gar
field Johnson at the regular lunch
con OF the Rotary club Wednesday
at the oliver Frank l.. Eby pres.-
dent Of the Chamber Of Commerce.
and Ward L. Mack, president of the
Rotary club, viii lay the corner
stone.
Rev. Johnson expressed his belief
that South Bend would rise TO the
occasion with the desired support
and funds when the campaign to
raise the building fund is begun ac-
lively
south Bend viii be the chief
beneficiary" he said. and she will
profit fin years 10 come. There is no
doubt in my mind that within 10
years the home win have grown
large enough TO accommodate sew
eral hundred old people"
Clarence Smoke voiced the regret
Of the club az losing as a member
Rev. James J.. Gardiner. He pre-
0fitteA an tHfi-a tt't i'iti 49,. 81 "4 81
church for the reception which viii
be given Wednesday evening for the
minister and his wife
Messages were read from several
Rotarians now on their way 20 the
national convention at Los Angeles
Community singing completed the
program.
In the absence Of the president.
A f. Thielens presided.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-01

A country is not made great by
the number of square miles it con-
tains. but by the number of square
people il contains.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-01
Kidney and Bladder
Troubles HAVE TO GO

Cloggcd mp Kidney Deposits are Dis
solved and Toxins tpoison-) Conn
pletcly Driven Out. Drue-Ists Told
10 Guarantee 70 in Evcrs Instance.
your very Lfs." SAYS Or carey.
depends upon the perfect function
ing and health ~ yolr kidneys so
whatever you do don'r neglect t1rr-'
Dr. Carey's famous prescription
No. TT OlQu.d or Table.sl not
recommended for evcrEta-rE. trt 0e
cannot TOO strongly Urso Us use So
YOU suffer from annoying bladder
troubles. frequent passing of water
night and day. with saartuE GO ir-
vitauon. brick dust sediment or h.-l-
ly coIored urine bloar1E .rritaal.cy
with loss OF flesh h2ckaChe rlfu-
matism or any other tendency 60
Brights Disease. Diabetes or Gravel.
for kidney disease i1 IT'S worst form
may ne stealing upon yol-
Don't wait unli tomorrow 90 be-
Gin the use Of this wonderful pre-
scription III YOU have any OF the
above symptoms. kidney and F'ai-
der troubles don't wear away They
viii grow upon YOU slowly. steadily
and with uufauing certainty.
Never mind the failures ~ thc
past If YOU ever suspect that you are
subject 20 kidney disease; don't lose
single day for Central Drug store
and every good druggist has been
authorized 20 return the purchase
money on the first bottle 20 an who
state they have received uo benefit.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-01
Harris T,0p. Schools to
Honor Students Thursday

Rev. a. E. Monger. OF the First
". z. church. VIII deliver the com
mencement address az the gradual
ing exercises OF the Harris town ship
schools az the Granger PRESBYTERIAN
church Thursday night Readings
will be given by Lavon Middleton,
Anthony Golata, Irene Wolf. who
composed The class OF this year
. The school teachers are Ralph
Lehman. Mildred Roush and Mary
+. Frank, while John r Thornton
is township trustee. John W Rit-
tenger. county superintendent of
schools. VIII address the exercises.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-01
IMPROVEMENT OF
EBERHART BEGINS
Grading Of New Athletic Field
at Camp Site is Now
Underway.

Work and grading on the new
athletic field AT Camp Eberhart. the
y. NJ c. q. camp ar Corey Lake,
Mich. began Wednesday The hol-
low near the present baseball dis-
mond is being rapidly filled, giving a
level space large enough for a base
ban diamond. quarter mile track
and room enough for field events.
When completed the field viii be
rivaled by very few camps in the
country
The instruction in track and field
events az the camp which opens
June 26. will be by men who have
had experience both in high school
and college. under expert instruc-
tors Great stress is placed upon
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-01
KIWANIANS COME
FROM 90 CITIES
FOR DIST. MEET
Trustees and Secretaries Of
Various Chapters TO At
tend Session.

An all day meeting n the District
Executive committee os the Kiwanls
clubs Of Indiana viii be Aeid az the
oliver hotel Thursday The district
Trustees and secretaries OF all of the
90 clubs in the state and the district
officers VIII be present 40 the session
which viii be called AT 1000 O'Clock.
There viii be no luncheon for The
local club members Thursday noon.
bur dinner viii be served in The eve
ming 10 the local Klwanians and The
out OF town guests.
Through j 81 Peterson. the stude-
baker corp. has extended an invita-
ton 20 The visitors 20 lunch with
them al the admnistra bu-liir
a. noon The invitation includes
the directors and intercity commit
teemen OF the local club
Chose south Bend.
\ request for an invitation 90 hold
the district meeting in south Bend
was made at a meeting IN Vincenncs
held three months ago. ~. ] Fegar,
d district trustee Of the South Bend
club, reported that the representa-
t.ves OF other clubs throughout the
state were eager ~ visit South Bend
fo the invitation was rendered and
accepted
Among those on the program for
Thursday are ! T. McCullOch Mar
ion. Harry r. Darling LaPorte;
IHs s. Gerhart, Kokomo. George A.
j. T. Vincennes. j T. Boyer EiF-
Ear and T. 81. Hamme chmidL
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-01

10 provide a place for childess aged
people where they would feel that
they were at home. a place i'm which
they would not feel i'm any way that
they were a public charge The club
gave Rev. Johnson a vote OF APP
proval Of his project and promised
fullest cooperation 10 help realize
the aims OF the institution.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-01
Rheumatism at SO
s. S. S. Thoroughly Rids the Body OF
Rheumatism Impurities,

Somebody's mother is suffering to-
night The scourge Of rheumatism
has wrecked her body, limping and
suffering. bent forward, she sees but
the common ground but her aged
heart stin belongs TO the starsi Does
anybody care? s. S. $. is one OF the
greatest blood purifiers known. and IL
helps build more blood cells. Its med
icinal ingredients are purely vegeta-
BILE. Ii never disarTanges the stomach
IL is. in fact. a splendid tonic, blood
maker, a blood enricher. It banishes
rheumatism from joints, muscles and
the entire body. II builds firm flesh.
1t is what somebody's mother needs
tonightI Mother, If you can not &c
out TO get a bottle OF S. S. s. yourself.
surely somebody in your family will
Somebody get a bottle OF S. S. 5. nowi
Let somebody's mother begin to feel
joyful again tonight Maybe, maybs
it's your motheri S. s. s. is sold at
all drug stores, in two sizes. The
larger size Is the moro economical
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-01-28
Y. W.C.A A. News

Reports OF the Indiana Avenue
Branch OF the Young Nomen's CHRIS
tan Association Tor III show that there
was an increase IN attendance IN all de-
partments. We.had 500 cut OF town
visitors and 5000 visitors here in the
city. Oar work IS steadily growing and
Ii is hoped that there WI be = still larger
Humber 10 report ior l92z
The Girls Reserves are very eu,hu-
siastc over Their afternoon clubs, and
md it source 81 pleasure 81 spend an
hour or two ia a warm, beautiful room
where there Is music ana games to keep
them employed. hest club rooms are
Tor your little gifl. Won't you send her
here,
The Industrial Department is open 10
women and girls from Is To 100 years
oi age Vow, that should be an induce
meut TO You to come and fill up these
clubs and classes These same rooms
are open 10 You in the evenings I hey
arc So pretty and cozy-just the thing
Tor an evening club Bring your club
here and see them Come and See
has been extended throughout the year
and # you did not get here during that
week, you still have chance 10 be
shown through the buildings.
Increase your knowledge and you in
crease your salary You know how easy
it is to lose money. but knowledge is an
asset which remains with YOU Do you
know how to cook wholesome meal,
and make your own clothing and de-
sign your own hats II not, why no,
join one or more OF these classes at the
Indiana Avenue Y ". {. A.: We also
teach tn eGregg System Of Shorthand
which is easily and quickly mastered
then. too there is our class in ukulelet
and our Glcc Club also our Gym Club
waiting for youl Join now.
IRENE NJ. GAINES.
Industrial Secretary.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-01-28
Eternal Differences-Bunk

Arthur Brisbane writer for the Hearst recent
editorial gby the reading public that there fun
damenta and eternal difference between the white and
the black thereby agreeing with President Harding
omnscent opinion His proof the comparison
between African savage skull and the skull of superior
white The white mans forehead is the
dcuar than the African in this comparison If Mr.
Brisbane would look little further along in that
tribes whose foreheads have the angle of decnaon
those African This display might confuse the FIVE
yeaod child and perhaps for this the
do not display these skulls which like the African
incidentally just how does all of this apply social privileges
of free born American citizens, who are created equa
might also be asked of both Mr. Harding and Mr. Bris
bane whose intelligence recognize that evolution has and
will effect unforeseen changes just what supernatural
they that they able that the difference they
seek to prove MUST BE ETERNAL AND EVERLASTING?
What manner of men these?
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-01-28
BOOK REVIEW

form, on the Borglum statue of Lin
coin.
There are poems. however, in the
volume written without reference to
race or national conflict, love songs.
poems OF the spirit. There are bits oil
description, as this OF Brazilian for
est.
OF little swarming insect parasites.
OF fiery creatures bent upon their
prey
OF birds With all the colors God has
made
That nature could herself dream moth
ing more"
And this from an Alpine scene:
Upon your ear shall sound the clear
flute note
OF dripping water. or the happier tone
OF slender streams that leap from
boulder walls
Singing OF freedom from the tyrant
ice"
The first four lines of Boys Swim
ming 1.-THE lads swimming in run
ming stream" recalls Sorellos won
derful picture at the Metropolitan
Museum in New York. But the las,
four lines leave the realm OF the artist
and show the preacher who must poiut
moral to the picture that he paints.
This touch OF the preacher in so
much that Mr. Hill writes will endear
him to some and 10 others make his
poetry over didsctic. His fault. If fault
II Is. Is an old fashioned one and until
recently has been found IN nearly al
our American poetry. Poe, whom
America failed 10 appreciate, was free
from il. but the most OF the poets Of
the last century-Bryant, Emerson,
Lowell, Longfellow, Whittier-were
preachers, turning the moral, some
times tritely, sometimes with msgnih-
cent beauty and conviction. But NOR
alise they must So in The Wing
OF Oppression" as the name Indicate.
We hear in pleasant cadences that
through the Christening OF sorrow.
through oppression, we shall mount
upon wings 10 better and higher
things.
Strongly religious in its tone. il end
true humility which | cannot refrain
from quoting entire:
The Teacher
Lord. who am TO teach the way
To little children day by day,
So prone myself to go astrayi
How faint they flicker and how low
] teach them knowledge, but know
The candles OF my knowledge glow
| teach them power TO will and do
But only now to learn anew
Ny own great weakness through
teach them love for all mankind
And all Gods creatures. but 10 find
Ny love comes tagging far behind
Lord. if their guide | still must be.
Oh let the little children see
The teacher leaning hard on Thee
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-01-28


Chairman OF the Board OF Directors
OF the National Association Tor the Adj
yancement of Colored People.
THE WINGS OF OPPRESSION"
BY Leslie Pinckncy Hill Published
By The Stratford Company, Boston.
Mass Price 500, postage IS cents
extra.
Back in the days OF controversy con-
corning Industrial versus College Edu-
cation, the Independent published a
-onnet entitled "Tuskegee.' It was
perfect in form descriptive OF the la
Dor OF the dusky toiers at engine aHi
anvil. asking what the end OF their ton
would bring Il concluded with this
sextet:
bear God. We dare not answer, VIC
can see
Not many steps ahead. but this We
know
Ii ali our toilsome building is in vain,
Availing not to set our manhood free.
II envious hate roots out the seed We
SOW,
The South will wear eternally a stain"
Recognition OF the beauty OF the
sonnet was at once expressed from
many sources and Leslie Pinckney
Hill took his place as an American
poet.
Since then it has been a disappont-
mcnt to his admirers that economic
determinism, as we love to call the
need OF earning living, has made his
output very small. At last, however.
VIC have a volume Of his poems, sixty
eight IN all, that is a source OF salts
faction TO those who have been impa-
tiently waiting to hear more from this
Negro poet.
As would be expected from the
author OF "Tuskegee," some of the
poems in the volume are taken up with
the wrongs OF the Negro in America,
among them lynching, a Jim Crow
restaurant. the Jim Grow car The
! Jim Crow car ends with these delight
fu lines:
In lofty mood l mount the reeking
box,
And travel through the land So
Terence once
! Moved in old Rome, so-wondrous
paradox
j Moved Esop in old Greece, the
j dwarf and Ounce.
/ Then | reflect how their immortal wit
/ Makes the world laugh with mockery
OF il"
But the poets sympathies are wider
than his own race. Who are my
brothers:" he asks. only those who
wear my own complexion swart9" and
/ answers:
"Ah no. but all through whom there
flows
The blood-stream OF a manly heart -
! And so we have a tribute to Lord
Mayor MacSwiney who died for
ireland, to Clemanceau, to Katerina
Breshkovskaya and others. Perhaps
most lovely OF its human touch is the
sonnet, Mr.. Hill inclines to the sonnet
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-01-28
New York CalD


If, in his entire term, Meyer Lon
don, the sole Socialist congressman,
had done nothing but te1l the truth
about this country's treatment OF the
negro, which he did in a mastery
speech on the floor OF the House Wed
nesday afternoon the district that sent
him to Congress would have reason to
be proud that he carried its message
in a manner BETTING its vital impor-
lance to the cause OF real freedom
The entire delegation from the State
of New York has not performed as
great public service as this one con-
gresham did when he told the coun-
try the truth about the negro question.
We are glad that London took oc-
casion to rebuke the North for its
hypocritical attitude toward our
brothers who happen to have differ
ent colored skin from our. I'VE are
slaveowner of the South but of the
slave importer of the North said
London.
When London discussed the argu-
ments of those who had brought out
the outworn fetch OF state rights to
justify the refusal to pass anti-lynch-
ing laws nc chposSu tleiI dIrdnt nypoC-
risy with this sweeping sentence:
"Yo GU did not hesitate TO pass con-
scription act, which enabled the Fed
eral government to reach its hands into
the homes of the people in the several
states for the purpose of sending them
to destruction in foreign land, but
when it proposed to abolish lynching
you invoke this doctrine of state
rights"
That portion of London's speech adj
dressed directly to the white workers
OF this country is the re-eminently
important utterance which the Social
list congressman made. We wish it
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-01-28
WEEKS BEST EDITORIAL

were in our power to place it in thu
hands OF every white worker in thu
country.
We place it here with the hope that
every one OF our readers will show if
to as many OF his fellow workers d
he can reach
The, THE Laws Is AND INsTITu-
TONS THAT ARE AIMED AT
THE NEGRO HIT THE WHITE
WORKER. SOONER OR LATER
WITH JUST AS MUCH FORCE As
The NEGRO. THE INTERESTS
OF THE WHITE WORKERS AND
The COLORED WORKERS ARR
IDENTICAL, AND WHEN THEY
PERMIT THEMSELVES TO BIZ
SMAYED BY THE PASSIONS
WHICH 1T is TO THE INTER
ESTS OF THE RULING CLASS
10 CONSTANTLY FAN, THE
WHITE WORKERS ENTER THE
SAME TRAP THAT HAS BEEN
LAID FOR THEIR NEGRO
BROTHERS.
The negro question will not be set
tied BY any sort OF compromising
Our brother with the dark skin Is en-.
titled BY the right Of life Itself 10
every right that we with the white
SKIN enjoy. It is true we have not
many rights, but what few we have
gained ne IS entitled uo, and he is fur
ther entitled to fight side by side with
us to achieve real freedom.
AS tor ourselves we will not only
do. our. part to help our colored brother
get what he would always have had
II we were really a civilized peonlc
but we gladly welcome him as a Sol
der OF the common good if he wishes
to night by our side in the battie Tor
the rights of all And we welcom.
him as an equal, judging his desirabii-
ity only by the same standards wh;c,,
we apply to those OF our own and
other races
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-01-28
Mortgage Corporation
Pays Dividends

Following what they believed to be
the most effective plan to combat the
Hyde Park and KenWood Protective
Association, few public-spirited citi-
zens organized what is known as the
Real Estate Mortgage and Bond Cor
poration, for the purpose OF buying
and selling mortgages and notes Sc
cured by real estate. But the real
purpose Of the company was to find a
way by which the owners OF property
could find way to refund the mort
cages fast becoming due on their prop
erty. The only promise made by the
organizers was that if the colored peo-
pie OF Chicago would awake to the
great danger that confronted them and
invest their money, their money would
do two-fold good; first it would help
save the lifetime savings of our home
purchasers, and also their money
would earn them eight per cent a
year, almost three times what the
bank pays them.
Pays Dividend
The officers and organizers of the
Real Estate Mortgage and Bond Cor
poration have made good upon both
OF the promises so made. On the
third day OF January the Real Estate
Mortgage and Bond Corporation
mailed out to the preferred share
holders their dividend checks for the
year 1921, which were at the rate OF
eight per cent for the year Also dur
ing that period il was instrumental in
the OBTAINING of about 100000 of
loans for colored people. The COM
psny has among its shareholders sew
eral of the most conservative investors
among our people, who realize the
CRYING need and critical situation that
confronts us.
1t is said that the banks OF the City
of Chicago have deposited in them
over twenty million dollars of money
that is the property of colorcd people,
vet there is hardly bank in the city
that will make loan to a colored per-
son on his or her property; in fact,
it is a known fact that some of the
banks in which there are large de-
posts of colored money are the most
active in the fight against the colored
people owning property in the City of
Chicago and it,is their money that is
used to buy up the mortgages and then
foreclose them
The Real Estate Mortgage and Bond
CORPORATION should receive the I'M
qualified support of all home-loving
and respecting citizens of Chicago, for
the only way that we can effectually
combat the forces that are fighting
us is to make our money work for
ourselves and not against ourselves.
Protest meetings won't get us any
where, but making our dollars do a
dollars worth of good will at least
protect our homes,