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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-05-20
/. CZYCH,Z WIEZIENIA.

MIA LIDERoW RoBoTNI-
CzYcH, WIEzIENIA.
Adwokacf.sM Murphy ego. ] Freda
MADEIRA, Charles Erbstein j Fran
Icis w. Walker wniesli wczoraj
ma rece sedziego H. B. Millera
Iprosbe 0 wypuszczenie ma VOL
nost liderow robotniczych ma Ia
sadie habeas corpus wobec te--
go, re znalezli sic mordercy poll
ejantow, ktorzy sic przyznali do
popefnienia morderstwa. Sedzia
Miller naznaczyi W tel sprawie
lprzesiuchanie argumentow adwo
katow aresztowanych w obecno-
sci dwoch inRych sedziow. Adj
wokaci w motywach swej prosby
powoiuja sic take ma okolicz-
nose, re pozar budynku aparta-
nIentowego przy Sheridan road
wywolany zostai przez chiopcow,
bawiacych sic W tel okolicy, a
ME przez robotnikow. Atakuja O
nj najwyzszego sedziego, Kick
hama Scanlana, ktory, ich zda-
niem, uprzedzii wiadze i publi-
cznosc do liderow robotniczych
i prosby 0 uwolnienie ME uwzgle
dni,, pozbawiajac W ten sposob
Iliderow prawa, przyznanego i'm
Konstytncja. Parma Frances Bai
bicky, oznajmiia wladzom sado,
wynn, re widziafa W dzieii poza-
ri 15tu chtopcow. ktorzy rozio-
zyli ognisko W poblizu budynku
apartamentowego. Badani jednak
czterej chfopcy, kt6rzy bawili
sic W tym dniu W piwnicy wspo-
mnianego ibudynku, zostali wy.
puszczeni ma wolnosc wobec O.
swiadczenia, re zadnego ogniska
ME rozkladali.
Emmett T. Flood, generalny
organizator Amerykahskiej Fe--
deracji piracy zwrocif sic wczoraj
do burmistrza Thompsona z pro-
sba 0 przeprowadzenie sledztwa
w sprawie aresztowania liderow
|robotniczych, ktore nazywa ME
prawnem, sprzeciwiajacem sic
zasadom konstytucji utrzymuje,
&c aresztowanie uczynione costa
10 W celu oczernienia uni robot
niczych przemysiu budowlanego
pred cafem spoieczehstwen.
SENATOR NAZYWA KON-
TROLE RZADU MAD KO-
PALNIAMI zGUBNA
Harold Almert, byiy dyrektor.
|dla zaoszczedzenia opafu W Sta
ME Illinois, oswiadczyi ze ru-
|blcznosc ponosi olPrzynlie stra-
ty Z powodu kupowania ziego'
|wegla. Mi1jony dolarow wynosz7
7 E(Dokonczenie ma stronicy o-tej)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-05-20
KURs ,lAREK PoLsKIcH.

wedie konunikatu Polskiego
KonsuIatu GeneraInego kurs marek
lest dis $3.50 marek "a 81. czyIi
ao csnt6w "a 1000 marek.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-05-20
Rezuhaty Genueiskie zadawalaja Francje.
WYJASNIENIE FRANCJWSPRAWIE BUDzET WOENNECOI
Rekwizycja KosztownOsci Synagogach Rosi.
Inne TeIegrdmy Zagrqniczne.
LLOYD GEORGE osTRzE-
GA BOLSZEWIKoW.

Genua, 20. maja. (Prasa Zied.)
Po szeSciotygodniowych O.
bradach konferencja genuenska
skonczyia sic wczoraj godzinie
Ills W poiudnie. Prace tel konfe-
frencji beda prowadzone W dali
Sym ciagu ma konferencji W Ha-
DE, ktora ma SIG rozpoczac W
dniu logo czerwca.
Traktat o rozejmie W Europe
i Azji zostai przyjety przez pred
stawicieli wszyStkich panstw,
Ibioracych udziai W konferencji 2
wyjatkiem Francji.
Szef delegacji francuskiej, L.
Barthou, oznajmii, IL traktat ten
on poleci swemu rzadowi.
Premier angielski Lloyd
George ostrzegai wczoraj pred
|stawicieli Rosji sowieckiej mo-
wiac i'm, re jezeli pragna powo-
dzenfa konferencji W Hadze, to
niechaj poniechaj2 mysli o odrzu
ceniu diug6w.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-05-20

HANDEL NIEMIECI PODUPADA.
Eksplozja " Uniwersytecie Harvard.
Inne Telegramy Kraj0Ue'

J
swiadczenie zaprzecza pogioskonl
Q zdradzie gen. Luis Mireles'a;
komendanta wojsk federalnych "
stanie Tabasca, podkreslajac po-
kiadane W MIN absolutne zaufa-
ME rzadu. Sekretarz Serrano "a
wczwal szefow wszystkich depar
t,nnent6w ma narade wojenna ma
terytorjun1 przesmyku miedzy
Iabasca j Chiapas j pozostanie
sam W razie potrzeby W Villa
Hermosa az do rozwiniecia dzia-
lalrosoi wojennej przeciwko ge-
ncralowi Carlos Greene, dowod-
|cy oddziai6w buntowniczych. -
Czestc W ostatnfch czasach roz.
rugby " Tabasco ME byiy nigd3
brane zbyt powaznie w sferach
,rxadowych wobec niekorzystnego
s:rategicznego pofozenia owego
stanu ,wykluczajacego wszelkie
MISUNDERSTANDING dla stoiicy /.
.polnocnej czesci Meksyku. Gene
raj Greene, poprzednio guberna-
tor .stanu Tabasco. zmuszony
pred rok;em do zrezygnowania
z powyzszego stanowiska, zanie
szany bys ustawicznie do owego
.czasu w rewolucyjnes knowania
j przez kilka miesiecy znajdowal
Sc pod nadzorem policyjnym.
DIVA miesiace temu zniknai ze
stolicy / cd tel chwili sytuacja W
1abasco zaostrzyia sic. w ostat-
niri rozkazie prezydenta Obre-
'gora, wzbraniajacym okazywa-
MA wszelkiej poblazliwosci wo-
bee dowodcow sill rewolucyjnych
s:najdrsie sic takze nazwisko ge-
ileraia Greene.
NOVA TAJEMNIcA w SPRA
VIE SMALL'A.
Waukegan, 20 rnaja. - Poste.
powanie katne przeciwko guber
natorowi Smallowi. ma pred SC
la nowa ,,tajemniceVS Odkryto
rlianowicie ze firna Armour and
Co. piaciia bankierowi E. C. Gun
tisowi 2 Grant Park bailku Cd
jednego do poftora procent wig
cejs cd tuzyskanych cd niego poly
czek,t niz wynosif procent wy
rlacany innym bankom. Ooolicz-
nose ia zaskoczyia pbroncow gus
bernatora i jest zdaje sic row.
n;ei niespodziarka dla strony
skarzacej. Obrona przyznafa, ie
,nie anajduje sposobu wyjasnie
MIA. dlaczego wiekszy procent
miai bye piacony Curtisowi.
Przyznaje rowniez brak ja-
kicjkoIwiek teorji, ma kto-
rel moznaby oprzec przyPuszs
czalne wyjasnienis, Powy5sze Cd
krycie byio wynikiem KrzyzoVsj
egzaminacji Fredericka w. Crol-
Ia kasjera firmy Armuor and CO,
ktory stanai pred sadenl jake
swiadek strony skarzacej, rze-
czowetni dowodani W fornfie do
k,lmentow irachumkowych ksiag
powyzszej firrny. w toku bada-
MIA swiadek stwierdzA, re ME za-
iahgiai nigdy zadnych interesow
q g,lbernatorenn Small'em ami O
sobiscie ami listownie, fnis tez W
laden innycii spos0b, ie g'lbefnp
tora spotkai poraz pierwszy
saIi s4dowej. Zeznanie to wydsj
~ y.,I,s,t ~, III t,hfn,iv ial<n WV
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-05-20
HARDING PRZEPoWIADA
DOBROBYT w KRAJU. g

Washington, 20 maJa. - We
dug wyrazonej tt opinji Prey
lenta Hardinga, nalezy W najbliz
zych czasach oczekiwac rozwo-
n we Yszystkich dziaiach prze-
n,ysiu a W nastepstwie, ogolnego
dobrobytu W kraju Raporty O
trzymane ostatnio przez Prezy--
,Genta, zawieraja pomyslne via
domosci co do stanu ogolnych in
.teresGw handlowych i przeny--
siowych zapowiadaja wysoce
pomyslne rezIltaty ma polu roll
nictwa. w wielu miejscowosclach
.oswiadczyi Prezydent, daje sic
iuz odcztpwac brak sii roboczych,
szczeg6lnie W niektorych stalow-
mach, gdzie zaprowadzono 8 go
lzinny dzieii roboczy. w fabryT
kach owych robotnicy rzucaJa
prace, skoro tylko nadarzy sic spo
sobnosc otrzymania roboty W IN
nych zakiadach przemysiowych,
gdzie godziny piracy So diuzsze a
. b. a
zatem i wynagrodzenie wieksze.
w przemyslowych centrach sta
nu Ohio skasowano juz wszelkie
tinra piracy dla bezrobotnych. a
agienci fabryczni sami poszukt1ja
sif roboczych. Zdaniem Prezyden
ia, W przeciagu nastepnych trzech
riesiecy nalezy sic obawiac TAX
tucznego braku niekwalifrkowa-
nych robotnikow.
B Washington, 20 maia.(- Ma
skutek odwolania sic do general
nego prokuratora Dotpgherty ego,
pewnego urzedn5ka z wybitnych
zakiad6w stalowych, Dougherty.
zmienii date zapowiedzianej ma
.dzisiaj konferencji reprezentan-
tow kilkidziesieciu stalowni, wy
znaczajac nowy termin ma srode
przysziego tygodnia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-05-20
OSTATNIA POCzTA
ANIERYKANSKA POzYCzKA OLA
POLSKI.

BERLIN. - ,,Dslstche Allgemaine
ztg." przynOsl wiadOmOse, 10 Amery-
ka przyznala POlsce wysOka dOIarO-
wa pOiyczks.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-05-20
FZAD FRANcUsK1 PoDEJ.
NIUE sPRAWE DLUGoW
WOJENNYCH.

Waszyngton, 20 maja, - De
partament stanu otrzymaF wczo-
raj note franctnskiego rzadu, "a
Wierajaca propozycje wydelego--
wanna do Ameryki komisji z Jean
Parinentir'em ma czele, ktoraby
sic zajeia rozpatrzen;em sprawy
francuskiego d}ugu wojennego.
sNediug wszelkich przypuszczen,
arlerykahska komisja dla spraw
.likwidacji zagranicznych ,dsugow
wojennych rozwazy ts ProPozy-
&C ma nablfzszem posiedzenrtl
poczem zawiadomi "a posrednf-
ctwen Departamentu stanu Rad
.francuski 0 gotowosci do podje-
cia rokowaf, odnosnie do warudl
kow spiacenia dfugu, Francji
MEKSYK ZANIEPoKoJoNY
.ROZRUcHAMI w TABASco.
Mexico City, 20 maja. - w
.nastepstwie otrzymanyeh wiado
.mcsci 8 spladrowaniu mSasta
Frontcra, W stanie Tabasca, przez
800 buntownikow pod dowodz--
TWEEN Jose Segovii, sekretarz
,woiny Serrano opasca spiesznie
.st6lics, udajac sic ma kanonierce
,Zsragoza' ma miejsce rozru;
chow. Wediug oswiadczenia De-
partamentu woiny oddziai Sego7
vii zostai wezoraj rano zaskoczo-
ny podczas celebrowania zwycis
|stwa we Frontera popfty " o
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-05-20
KroniIxa Chicagoska.

cy ma polu zwalczania zbrodni.
w tym celu wyznaczono special
ny komitet, ktory ma zajac sic e,
negicznie zorganizowaniem tel
wspoipracy.
MOVIE PRoBY UWoLNIE-
MA LIDERoW RoBOTNI-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-05-20

Dokonczenie ma stronicy 2
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-31
THE LIMIT OF HYPOCRISY.

A Chicago husband, charging that his wife had
Iured into unconventional paths walks into the
office OF a doctor he accused, stabs him-and then
announces proudly that he had forgiven" his wife
What he had done to satisfy his passion
for revenge and to feed the fire of his own anger
and of wrong.
The teaching Of forgiveness has been preached
for 20 centuries Of the virtues-but real for
giveness does not damn through all the years the
object of forgiveness.
The wife. in this instance, suffers more terribly
than will the man who received the knife thrust.
She will go through life with the red brand Of
sin placed indelibly upon her, TO be scorned and
jeered be the subject Of gossip and condemna-
ton.
Never again will she be able to lift her head on
a level with other faces. Always there will be the
drawing away from her by those to whom her mis-
take has been dramatically advertised.
Whatever view may be held concerning the meth
DDS Of this husband the taking of punishment
into his hands there be but one view OF
his heighth of hypocrisy.
Real forgiveness comes from the heart. not from
the lips. Real forgiveness blots out the memory
Of mssteps and gives chance. 1t does not strike
with deadly force while eanting phrase comes from
the lips.
For nearly 1000 years. the world learned that
forgiveness is a tribute of the divine be followed
by weak and fran humanity as a means of new
hope, new life. opportunity for those who have
strayed from beaten paths.
1t takes something of divnty in its exercise
but it is too great thing be used as an excuse
by those whose acts show the very opposite of its
reality.
One does not forgive and then condemn; does
rot forget and yet wound.
The two are opposite good and evil.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-31
PETITIONS IN BOOTS.

Lew shank the picturesque mayor of indianapolis
leads army OF citizens in an attack upon the state
house demand the abolition state commits
which controls rates Of electric lights.
A years ago would ed the same
army to the same place to demand the creation
Of just commission as a relief from exac-
tions and extortions by public utility concerns
Petitions in boots dramatic expressions Of
unconsldered anger and seldom get anywhere.
Regulation OF public utilities came as an answer
&c public demand relief against too large profits
It looked upon OF avoiding public
ownership the hand and private greed
the other.
To demand the abolition Of such an institution
the ground that it has failed in one srecifc
instance is about logical or sensible as it would
be kin umpire who failed to call strike in
a critical period of ball game or to burn
church because failed keep of flock
from wandering into a path Of sin
The truth is that the who were marching
yesterday should have been marching on election
day ard picking a who would name a com
mission free from any influence save that of even
handed justice.
II this commission deliberately betraying pub
lie interest. the remedy lies in removing the mem
bers and putting in their places others who have
a different ideal of duty.
If they have made honest mistake in judg-
ment. their glazing should be pointed out by
overwhelming evidence and reversal secured.
As long there Is private ownership OF public
utilities, there must be official body which
represents the pubic to that they are run with
due regard TO public rights
Marching through the streets is about as non
sensical method OF getting justice as can be
imagined.
The people need and demand electricity gas tele-
phone service and street railways. The men who fur
Fish them are entitled to fair and only a fair.
return their investment. 1t ought not to be diff
cult 10 secure this II people were as interested on
election days they when they get their bills
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-31

someone viii rise and read this comment OF Sen.
James A. Reed upon that election comment that
has behind a patriotic appeal for deeency that
should command attention.
Compare News attitude with Reeds analysis OF
what II
There Is not a who voted for this resolution
who did not brand in red letters above and over his
political rrcord the WORD 'dishonor' No word Of
tongue and no word OF pen can describe the degra-
dation of that resolution self-confessed degrade
ton OF those who supported st.
The tongue IS paralyzed IN effort 20 describe
thing Like that. If he wrong why did you
not wipe out the effect OF the wrong and not
adopt IT.
You say: This thing that crawis and has
forked tongue and crooked teeth is poisoned
Pent. Therefore we will admit # the family
circle and allow to wind its folds about the arms
Of children.
You say: This IS dog with the rabies Every
time ne sinks his fangs into the flesh they carry
with them deadly disease and therefore we viii
turn the dog loose the community
You say: This is a thing black with infamy.
Therefore. we will spread It az mantle over the
senate chamber!
You say; This is deadly leprosy that intro
duced into the body polite will destroy the virtue
OF the nation Therefore We will introduce its vic
tim into the and bring the disease here
"O1ice Bought for Money"
You say: 'This office was sold for money. There
fore, he who bought it shall be confirmed in his
title
You say: This thing is crimson in its crime and
reekng rotten in all its parts Therefore, it shall
be introduced into the senate chamber to vote on
a bill concerning the welfare OF the state
You the epitaph decency in this body
you have preserved it for all time in the records
Of the state"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-31
Sic public pUIso

that the people Of today watch with
grave concern the gospel truth OF
the new revelation, which is bring
ing to the wounded hearts of the
bereaved a message from spirit life
that their departed ones still live,
and under favorable conditions can
communicate with those on the
earth plane. and this truth" is
demonstrated every Sabbath in our
church. As far as the writer knows
the Spiritualists are the only ones
in this country (outside Of the Cath
Ollie faith) that pray for the souls
Of the departed, and we can give
concrete evidence that we can help
departed souls by praying for them.
In the New Testament we find these
words: Blessed are they who are
prosecuted for righteousness sake.
for theirs is the kingdom of heaven"
I want to say amen" 10 this truth.
on Jan. 26 the editor Of the News
Times said in one OF his editorials,
"No One Knows" men used to be
imprisoned for saying that the earth
is round, not fiat. Modern man, no
matter how improbable a suggestion
may be, SAYS: I'm open for con-
viction: let's see your facts" Truth
comes as mans prejudice against
new ideas dies But it seems in the
case Of spirit messages that some
peolpe's prejudice is dying a hard
death. The editor also stated on
Jan. IA. under the heading Of Tune
Your Mind Right" some day sci
ence will discover that the human
mind or brain is a receiving and
sending station for thoughts and
that its impressions depend largely
upon the tune to which it is ad-
justed. Kind reader, that is a fact
that has been fully demonstrated by
hundreds of thousands. and one
thing we ask Of anyone who attends
our church. Get your hearts and
your minds attuned in a vibration
whereby your spirit friends can
come in touch with you. In fact
the whole editorial Tune Your
Mind Right is a truth that is taught
i'm all Spiritualist churches. We
have got the evidence it is yours
for the asking.
/ remain,
Yours truly,
CHARLES A THOMPSON,
Pastor. Second Indiana Church. Or.
der of Spiritualists,
South Bend, Ind.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-31

Editor. Neaws-Times.
Dear Sir:
Please permit me a little space
in the columns Of the News-Times
I'm answer 10 an article appearing on
Jan. IS under the heading OF Joyce
Kilmer Players to Appear in City in
Play Entitled The Watcher at the
Cate" 1t says in part that modern
Spiritism is the theme of the play
and the timeliness Of this topic Will
commend 1t to many who have
watched with grave concern" the
increasing interest in this danger
Gus doctrine and its alarming spread
throughout the world. II points out
the utter WORTHLESS ness of alleged
spirit messages. In a striking way
II depicts the grave dangers OF spir-
itistic practices, and so-called new
revelation to be a monstrous fraud
Let me say, first. that I thank
God and my spirit friends that I
live in a country whose flag (and il
IS the best one that fioats) and con-
stitution says that we can worship
God according TO the dictates Of
our own conscience. And to think
that any man or woman would make
an assertion about the spiritualist
religion and even go so far to say
that the play points out the utter
wcrthlessness of spirit messages, is
really beyond me. and I would sug-
gest that they read the constitution
Of the United States and remember
we are not living in Europe. You
call il modern spiTitism. What
about the TRANSPORTATION on the
mount2 Peter delivered from pris-
on? Saul on his way TO Damascus?
Moses and the burning bush? Baal-
am and his ass? Joseph and Mary,
the mother Of Jesus? All of them
were visited by angels or spirits?
You say people have watched it with
grave concern" Yes. and HerOd
heard and watched with grave con-
Germ" the coming Of the child Jesus
and planned putting him to death,
but God i'm his infinite wisdom sent
an angel. or spirit. to JOspeh and
the spirits message were words like
these: Take the Child and Its
mother and leave here. because Her
cd seeks the Child's life" and they
were told not 10 return until they
had received word from the angel
again. Why did Herod watch with
grave concern the coming of the
child Jesus? For the same reason
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-31
WILL NEU ANSWER HERE?

let Dee hoped that Sen. Harry New finds time
to come to and every other city of the and
tell the people why ne voted TO seat Truman New
berry as q member Of that body.
1t was bad enough 20 vote confirmation of that
seat by boldly defying the OF the by
which his votes were obtained.
II was made Infinitely worse when New in order
90 save Newborry assisted in passing a resolution
that condemned az Infamous the methods by which
he was elected and still voted 10 retain him
when Sen. New comes he should be given
chance 10 explain 20 those who believe that the
senate or the United States should be kept free
from suspicion faint and distrust. Just why he voted
for this condemnation OF Eewberryss attack on all
government and yet voted for the man
The cry that Sew must be elected to show sense
Of loyalty Prest Harding insult the presi-
Gent in the view his Nswberry vote.
When ne comes perhaps in some or his audience
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-31
More Truth
0Than pOQtru
E)V James q MCNtdSuc Z
THE BATTIE GROUND

When lovely woman plies the putter,
II is not music 20 her ear
To hear some rude he-golfer mutter,
It's tough TO have those women
here.
They're slow on fair greens as
molasses.
Although YOU holler till you're
hoarse.
They chip with spoons and putt with
bra sizes
We ought TO throw them of the
course"
When lovely woman sometimes
fingers
Upon the green TO FIX her hat
or with her deft and dainty fingers
To give her hair a little pat.
That merely is the way she's gated.
And she is puzzled more and more
When men behind get irritated
And in hoarse accents bawl out,
Fore"
When lovely women play an eight
some.
As lovely women often do,
And make the male contingent wait
some
Before permitted 70 go through.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-31
BRIEF NEWS OF THE CITY


Little Evelyn Is showing signs of
improvement. We have succeeded
in picking most OF the laundry
chute splinters out OF her, and there
isn't enough cider left in her TO do
any damage.
. Art Hubbard has erected a wire
less outfit, we have just been reliably
informed. so he can cut himself in
on lid Stephenson's broad casting
The big beauty show which was
being shown over town last week By
Manager Ed Bonds has been held
over for another week. and Will con-
unue to please local audiences.
After finishing here. we understand
the troupe will play Indiana Har-
Dor. Tomorrow afternoon, they Will
play The Prisoner of Zendar:
Wednesday matinee and night. East
Lynne" Come early. Beautiful
souvenirs for the ladies.
Early Monday Joe Grand Leader
absolved the Harding administra-
ton from any blame in the WASH
ington theater disaster.
One Of his tonsils having shown
some disposition 20 get a little
fresh, our colleague Former Capt.
Neal WEIGH. had it removed yester-
day by Doc Lent. Former Capt.
Welch's illness is traced 10 an in
jury he received during the late war.
Il seems that while sight seeing in
New York City, he tripped over a
book beer sign. which had been left
laying carelessly around on the
sidewalk.
Some of his associates said that
Jake Heckaman thought he was
seeing things when he opened a box
sent to him by Doc Hager from
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-31
dust EOIRs @g 69 zzaxz

Without whimpering or complaints;
Doing little, doing much
with brave and manly touch,
Drawing water. hewinE wood
Caecrfully-is making good"
THIS is making good with men:
Standing up to service When
IT were easier to stoi,
AMI o. let the burden drop;
Doirg mere than is vor. share,
A,ore trar you were asked to bear.
So. when finished is the test
You may say you've done your best
This. I'm every neigh borhood.
is the depth OF making good
Copyright. 1929
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-31

They say, when language fierce and
torrid
From the contiguous green rings
out.
MY. dear, Those men are simply
horrid,
What have they got 10 swear
about?"
At home. in mart. At bridge or tennis.
AS all observers must confess,
Sex consciousness Is not a menace
To the pursuit OF happiness.
Nor man nor maid content is single.
They both are of a common clay;
But when upon the links they mingle
There always is the deuce to pay
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-31

MAKING GOOD"
This is making good in life.
Being patient through the strife.
Being glad that YOU can bear
Now and then the touch of care;
Being cheerful day by day.
Being careful not TO say
Bitter things which leave a sting
This. for laborer or king,
When the records understood.
Is the depth Of making good.
This Is making good on earth
Being glad 10 prove your worth.
Being kindly. being true.
Doing what YOU find 10 do.
Even though your strength is faint
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-31
IIEINIE.
lDenver Expres..N

Germany hnds herself successful at shadow
0oxing the indemnity that she has just made sub
Stantial reductions in her income taxes
Under the new rate, the German with an income
OF 100000 marks year viii pay income tax OF
Ss6,o0O mrks. The former tax 551sOO marks.
Similar cuts are made all other big incomes
down 20 $4,000 marks year. But the mark is so
worthless, the $4,000 line lets nearly everyone out.
losing
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-31
Admit the Public.

The other powers appear 10 re-
sent Japan's use Of the Chinese open
Door as a private entrance.