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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-04

For. say college leaders. radio
educational COURSES will have 70 be
Centralized updtr the direction OF
federal educational authorities.
Thus there would be no duplication
81 effort and hroadcasting OF lee
lures would be distributed evenly
throughout the country.
This is no wild dream. say these
educators. and for proof they point
not only 20 the voluntary lectures
being broadcast by some OF the larg-
or colleges. but TO the various
brcadcasting activities Of the gov
eminent The public health ser
wee and the bureau OF education
will soon open a regular broad
casting service, for dissemination
OF information and other education
a matter. The department OK labor
is planning a labor radio news. ser
vice
The department OF commerce has
just authorized its 80 cooperating
Offices GO arrange with local broad
casting stations for the release OF
all cable and radio information on
foreign markets. This will be more
in the form OF a world survey. COM
niercIal. financial and political.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-04
Coal Shortage Brings Combine to
Develop Nidgara's Power Limit

certain. Among the roads seriously
taking up the problems are
The Chicago. Milwaukee St Paul
The Union Pacific
The Santa Fe
The Great Northern
The Denver * Rio Grande.
The c.. II. & s.. p. is now oper-
ating electrically through par. OF
Montana and Washington The
Great Northern Isl planning def
niteiy on eiectrifcation Of certain
DIVISIONS within two years
In addition 10 fuel savings there
is a tremendous saving in operating
expense The electric locomotive
can start and haul twice the load OF
a steam engine OF equal weight
Tho electric locomotive needs a
minimum OF minor repairs. where
as the steam engine requires lay
Ing up. having fires pulled. CRATES
cleaned and tubes inspected az the
end az each division-usually about
each 100 miles With electric
points can be reduced and round
engines. the numbers OF division
house cleaners and hostlers cut in
half.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-04
BOOze PeddIer Tries
to Sell to Officers

CINCINNATI, O.. Sept. 5. - Even
in this age Of the automobile two
constables IN Whitewater township
could not understand why an old
moth-eaten horse hitched TO dilap-
idated vehicle and standing beside
the Elizabthtown-Lawrenceburs
pike. the other day should attract
so much interest from passing mo-
florists. The mystery was solved
when the driver OF the unusual con-
veyance hailed them and asked II
they didn't want 70 buy something
with a kick in It." He regretted
his initiative as a salesman when
the officers flashed their badges and
confiscated a gallon jug Of moon
shine from the back OF his cart. The
booze peddler" was taken before
Magistrate Oliver Swisner and fined
500 and coets.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-04
NGtiUe Marble for
West va. StdtehOuSe

MARLINTON. w Va. Sept. g.
The state capitol commission Will
investigate the deposits Of high
grade marble said % exist in IN
limited quantities Al HillsoOro and
other points in Pocahontas county,
near here. II il IS good quality and
Of sufficient quantity the commits
sion may decide to build the new
100000 state house at Charles
ton with this state product. The
marble crops out on lands owned
by J. S. McNeal. Of Hiusboro. and
he has offered the commission the
privilege OF entering upon the lands.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-04
British to Mount NeIU-
Found ESuper-MGnlmOth

LONDON, Sept. g. - Funds to
mount" the newly-found British
"super-mammoth" are being sought
by the British Museum.
This monster, anearthed recently
near Chatham. is 40 feet long and
when mounted will stand Is feet
high. Experts were six months dis
interring it from its bed Of clay and
il was recovered complete, except
for the skull. which. being soft and
spongy. had persisted under the
weight Of clay.
DR., Andrews, one Of the greatest
living authorities on bones in the
archaeological field will be in
charge Of the operations and he es-
Inmates that to set the monster up
Will be the work OF six or eight
months.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-04

gily. at Nurse Jane and at the ami
nal boys and girls gathered around
the corn roasting fire. Here 1 am,
Uncle Wiggily. just as you were
about to tell of me-" growled the
Wolf, and 1 think you know what
l want"
rs it ears? My ears?" ttmidly
asked the bunny.
You guessed it the first time"
snapped the Wolf JOLLY. though he
was the only one who felt that way
just then. Il shall nibble your
ears!"
well. 1 suppose there is no help
for it." sighed the bunny. But
perhaps, before you nibble my ears,
you might like 10 nibbie a roast
ear of corn. Mr.. Wolf I think ii is
done now VIII you have one?"
"Yes!" growled the Wolf, not even
saying Thank you!"
Help yourself" invited Uncie
Wiggily, pointing TO where the corn
ears were nesting in the hot en-
bers of the fire. I'D rather you d
nibble an ear of corn than my ears
III do BOTH" snarled the Wolf.
Then, knowing no better. he reached
in with his bare paw and pulled out
hot ear Of corn. But no sooner
had he done so than he gave a great
howl. crying:
"Oh. why didn't you tell me K was
hot2 Why didn't you tell me It
would burn Oh, I'm scorched! I'm
scorchedi" And. dropping the sizz-
ling ear OF corn. away the Wolf
ran into the bushes lie never even
stopped to take some salt. pepper
and butter. though Uncle Wiggily in
vited him No. sir! That Wolf
wanted to find a puddle Of water
in which TO cool his burned paws,
and he didn't come back that night.
OF course, Mr.. Longears and his
friends knew better than TO use their
bare paws for the hot ears Of corn.
They pulled them out with Ions.
sharp sticks for forks And when
the roasted corn was buttered, pep
pered and sailed. Oh, how good it
was
What a jolly partyl" cried the
animal children as they went home
to bed. And that's where you must
soon go. But IL the lollypop doesn'
Jump off its stick TO swing in the
cats cradle with the puppy dos, I'll
relate TO YOU next the story OF Uncle
Wiggily and the deer berries.
Copyright. 1929
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-04
WHIP
It's Needed in Congress
IRr MA ser,icrl

by NEA Servfce)
WASHINGTON. Sept S-Discip-
line In the G o. P. has gone 20 the
dogs. Republican leaders IN Cong
ress are looking around for a new
Simon Legree who can whip obstrep-
erous congressman into line.
The trouble is that so many states
men are back home fixing their po-
liticaI fences and building cyclone
cellars for November that party lead
ers can't get a quorum in the House.
Even the official whose duty il is
10 round them up-a party official
called the whip-jumped the reser-
walton himself,
When the House reconvened after
its recent recess there was no quo
rum. And even Harold Knutson OF
Minnesota. the G. o. P. whip. was
delinquent.
Immediately there was talk OF
busting him and naming q new whip.
Sidney Anderson. also Of Minnesota.
was suggested.
Nothing doing" said Anderson
Anderson felt he couldn't discip-
line others when
i've got 10 go out 70 Indiana in a
day or two" he said, and I think
III Just go on out home while I'm
about it, Anyway, there's nothing
we can do here in a legislative WAY
that will help our chances in Novem-
Der. We may "a well go home and
look after our own campaigns"
That's the way fOur-fifths OF House
members feel about il. They used TO
toe the mark when the whip cracked
the party lash. But now they fear
the folks at home more than they 90
party discipline.
The party can take care OF itself
in Washington" they say. We've
got our own worries back home
Leaders say the House has never
been so split as it is now over i'm
portant legislation. Meanwhile states
mems minds are not on the job of
legislating. They're more afraid OF
the whip the voters will WELD Nov.
than the @. o. p whip-even if the
leaders can find somebody to take
the job.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-04
Suicides Restitution
to Duped Fidnce, Fraud

KALAMAZOO Mich. Sept. g.
A romance in which he S1.285
played an important part mas been
rudely shattered for Ina ". Ross.
pretty Toronto, Ont. girl. Local
police are looking for William Dell
Henderson, her "fance." who won
her love and trust. likewise her
bank account. and then disappeared.
4 few days ago Miss Ross re-
ceived an anonymous letter TO the
effect that Henderson had com
mitted suicide here. and advised
that her claim for S12S5 would be
settled as soon as an administrator
could be appointed for the estate.
Chief of Police Ben Taffee in
formed Miss Ross that she had evil
IDENTIFY been duped and that an ef-
fort would be made to locate the
suicide" in other parts OF the
country.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-04
Fall On Deck Nearly
Costs Fatty An Arm

YOKOHOMA. Japan. Sept. 3.-(By
L. P.)-Roscoe Arbuckle. American
motion picture comedian. had a mar
row escape from the necessity Of
having his arm arpputated upon his
arrival here
He slipped and fell on the steamer
deck while enroute from san Fran
cisco. cutting his hand severely.
Blood poisoning followed and it was
feared amputation would be necess-
airy. Surgeons at the hospital here
treasured him. saying an operation
could be avoided.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-04

letter. instead of being from an I'M
known person. was from an English
peer Of international reputation for
liz work in sciences. He wrote to
report a message which he had re-
ceived from the other world which
stated that Agnes Cullen" having
become cognizant, in the next exis-
tence. that uncertainty as TO her
death was causing confusion in this
world. wished IL known positively
that she was dead.
CHAPTER XXI.
Lucas Cullen. Senior. received in
formation OF this extraordinary bit
of intelligence soon after his ar
rival at his sons home.
What are you considering do
ing?" his son inquired.
Lucas laughed as ne liked to
laugh when planning shrewd and
clever coup. Hale Sir Horace Gle
courne into court, Of course, TO
swear for US that divers wife is
dead! Then when we have our
English ruling. well carry it into
our courts CT the verity-is that a
good. legaj-sounding word. Luke p
Il think it will do" Luke said.
ION the verify of the death Of our
dear Agnes. as already presumed by
this court-but not proved. SO we
prove it; witness. Agnes herself; tes-
timony taken and sworn to by Sir
Horace CleDourne. Doctor Of Sci
ence. Baronet and the rest; sworn
70 by the best brains OF England.
Wen get EN-. I know it's new.
son-its new; but the old man
never had 10 wait for some one else
to show how TO Go a thing"
(To Be Continued)
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-04
Wins Injunction
UNCLE wIGGILY'S CORN
ROAST.

1t was a crisp. cool evening, early
in September, when August had gone
away, not TO return until next sum-
mer. Uncle Wiggiiy stepped down
from the porch of his hollow stump
bungalow and began smiling the air
with his pink, twlnkling nose.
What do you think the weather
is going to do?" asked Nurse Jane.
do you think it will RAIN or snow?''
Neither one" answered the bunny
in his most jolly fashion. 1t IS get
ting cooler, it is true. but we shall
not have frost or snow for some
time yet, I hope. I was just seeing
Low cool It was. and 1 think it is
Think it is what?" asked the
muskrat lady housekeeper You
do say the strangest things some
times. Wiggy. What do you think
what is?"
well. l believe II is cool enough
TO have n corn roast" answered
Uncle Wiggily. I'VE have some
green ears of roasting corn, have We
not, JAMIE. my dear?"
Yes. a dozen or more" answered
Miss Pussy Wuzzy.
Then 1 shaA~build a fire on the
big rock in the woods" went on Mr.
Longears. Next / shall call all the
animal boys and girls. from Sam
ME and Susie Littletan TO Woodie
and Waddie Chuck, not forgetting
Billie and Mamie WagtaiI. the goats,
and Wen have an evening corn
roast"
1T sounds very jolly" laughed
Nurse Jane May I Gomez"
why, OF coursel" exclaimed Uncle
Wiggily. 1T wouldn't seem like a
corn roast without you. And you
may bring the salt, pepper and but
ter"
1T wouldn't seem like a corn
roast without them, either. "
chuckled the muskrat lady.
Uncle Wiggily soon had a jolly
bright fire roaring on the big rock
in the woods and a little later there
gathered about him many of the
animal boys and girls, not forgetting
Baby Bunty.
Tag me. Uncle Wiggily! Chase
me-" cried the little rabbit girl. tap
ping the bunny gentleman on his
back joyful like and premeditated
"Oh. Baby Bunty! Please don't
do that" laughed Uncle Wiggily. u
thought you were the Woozie Wolf
/ And see what you made me do" For
the bunny had dropped the green
ears OF corn he was carrying 10 roas;
in the FIRE. Luckily the husks were
still on. so the corn did not get
dirty.
"Oh. I'm so sorry" spoke Baby
Bunty. Then she helped pick Vi
the ears OF corn, and soon they were
roasting in the fire.
Tell US a story. Uncle Wiggilyi"
/ begged Jennie Chipmunk. the little
girl animal who always wore 4
striped dress OF fur. winter and sum
mer Tell US a story while tie
corn is roasting"
All right" agreed the bunny. So
while the fire crisply cracked on
the big rock and the kernels Of sweet
corn began TO brown. Mr.. Longears
told a story.
The bunny rabbit told about how
once. when he was a little boy
bunny. he was out IN the woods
looking for sweet bark to gnaw and
nibble.
And. al OF a sudden" told Uncle
Wisgily. when was just about 20
nibble a bit OF birch bark. all OF a
sudden"
"All OF a sudden I came along,''
interrupted a most harsh and un-
pleasant voice and there and then.
cut OF the bushes jumped the Woozse
Wolf, his eyes glaring at Uncle Wig
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-04
BY HARRY b. HUNT.

WASHINGTON. Sept "a com
hination OF three OF the largest in
dustrial interests in America 10 de-
velop the power resources OF the
St Lawrence river. has been given
such Impetus by the fuel and trans
portation crisis that immediate
steps TO harness approximately l.
100000 horsepower OF new hydro
electric energy for New York and
the New England states are be-
lieved certain.
The interests behind the proposed
Development. as known in Wash
ington where negotiations for the
necessary power permits have been
under way. are:
The General Electric Co.
The Aluminium Company OF
America.
The d. Points.
Applications for permits. however
are made IN the names Of the Louis
Vile Power Corporation and the ST.
Lawrence Transmission Corporation.
Following the completion Of the
project il is intended TO merge the
/
The Frontier Power Corporation
on the basis Of estimates submit
ted here. not less than $500 600, 600
VIII be spent in installing hydro
electric plants and transmission
lines About eight years would be
required for the work.
Take All Power Available.
These interests already control a
considerable part Of the power de-
veloped at Niagara Falls. The new
plan provides for increased install
atoms there 10 bring the total avail
able for use in the United States up
to the limit possible under present
eaties with Canada-51S.0O0
horsepower This would make
about 400. horsepower from
/ Niagara available for diversion to
New York.
I 1t is estimated that the st. Law
renee project. as proposed, will de-
velop about 100000 kilowatts.
The cost Of the Niagara power.
delivered at Paterson, y. j., is esti-
mated at 81 mills per kilowatt
/ hour.
Power from the St. Lawrence
plants. delivered at Utica and
! Schenectady. would cost 4 those
points about IS per kilowatt hour.
From those distributing centers,
transmission lines would carry 1t at
a slightly higher price to New Eng
land load centers.
What this power would mean now
/ in relieving the situation resulting
! from production of coal and de-
/ lays In transportation is indicated by
1 the estimate that this st. Lawrence
+ power. delivered in New England,
would displace 2,234,0OO tons of
| coal. yearly.
The 100000 kilowats Of Niagara
power in New York would mean a
saving Of 100000 tons of coal in
! New York power plants.
In addition, there would be a saw
/ ing Of several hundred thousand
tons Of coal consumed by the rail-
| roads in carrying this fuel to New
| England and New York, and nearly
| 100000 tons of shipping would be
/ freed for other commercial uses.
Roads Consider liberalization
Pinch OF fuel and freight con-
| ditions and the shortage have
| caused also a number Of railways to
consider seriously future electrified
! ton of their lines.
No general liberalization Of east
! tern railways is likely. Federal Pow
/ er Commission experts believe. al
/ though short lines may be profit
ably electrified near a few Of the
! larger cities.
On certain lines IN the west, how
ever, early electriication now seems
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-04
SAT IN \ DRAFT.

How often you hear some people
say that they sat in draught ana
il affected their rheumatism. So
much so that they are scarcely able
10 walk. even with a cane. Such
sufferers should try just one bottle
OF Landon's Prescription 1903. This
Is not a patent medicine but a COM
pounded prescription. each bottle
put up as ordered with definite in
struction for taking. Hundreds
have found instant and permanent
relief Price 81. Write or call
Landon Drug Co. Michigan and
Wayne SITS. South Bend.-adv 244tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-04
Germany Burglar Kept
Diary of His Grimes

HAMBURG. sept. "a notori-
Gus burglar was arrested here and
the police found a diary with him
containing the exact dates. places
and amount OF goods stolen by him
In forty-seven cases within two
months.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-04
OFTEN 100 LATE 10 NrEND

There's an Old adage that it's
never too late TO mend This may
be true OF everything else but fire
insurance. You are a merchant or a
house owner and on may think
you are sitting pretty on the ques-
ton OF fire, but are you? Better
see TO this today. Remember its
always too late TO mend after fire
has swept your store or home Call
the Greenan Agency 43S Farmers
Trust building. Lincoln 6354
Advt-242
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-04
Complete Record Flight
IN Observatory Plane

san FRANCISCO. Sept 3-tBv
T. y. S)-Test.nr a new army OBJ
servation plane. Maj Fred IT. Cole
man and Lieut.. C.. C. Ncseley today
had completed q record breaking
fieEt from 1cCook ETei6. Dayton.
O. The actual flying time was %
hours ana IS minutes for the $3.50
miles The new machine VIII be-
cheaper o. manufacture and more
efficient. &c Isl said
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-04
SAVED FROM STEALING

Stealing automobiles has come to
be a common thing, but there is no
necessity for stealing them in South
Bend any longer Dave Boswell
has a group Of good used cars. that
he has priced so moderately, that it
IS cheaper to buy them than TO
steal others that you know abso-
lutely nothing about. These ma
chimes are offered in a grea, range
Of prices, a price for every purse.
See Dave today. Superior Motor
Sales company. South Michigan St,
Main 145. --dvt -242 If.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-04
Jailed As Drunk He
Tries to Drink Ink

CINCINNATI. O.-Wh.te liquor
and black ink seemed 90 attract
each other in the case Of Richar1
Warren. tventy-three. homeless
negro. who was arrested tho other
morning for being drunk. White
the desk sergeant was reg.sterlrE
him the prisoner seized the lnKwe.l
and tried % swallow the contents.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-04

Call Aetna Cleaners. Garments.
hats cleaned. L. 1875. s1s E. Sam
pie. One day service cheerfully
given. Advt-23S-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-04

Buy two Cinco cigars for IS cents.
-adv 246tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-04

Buy TWO Cinco cigars for IS cents
adv 24etf
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-05

After 5 years of experimental research by the Electro Medical
Therapists, they have decidedt to open Il p a department for diseases OF
the Rectum. Any sufferer of Piles, whether bleeding OF itching,
knows full well the hours of differing that they hav endured. The
loss OF weight caused by the bleeding and the severe itching are bound
to undermine the general health and lead up to serious results. With
out the use OF the knife, drugs, injections and any obsolete appliances
the Electro Medical Therapits will totally remove the Piles without a
moments delay from business an by u safea and painless method.
Fistula, the los troublesome Of all Rectal diseases has completely
bafed the surgeons and physicians. The use If III knife in Ffstula is
positively dangerous. The Electro Medical Therapists employ a met
hod which is SAFE san and harmless II will absolutely remove all
forms of Fistula, never TITO return again: The Electro Medical Thcra-
pists time and time again have removed a Fistu1a and the patient
Immediately would put o n weight--one ase especially comes to mind of
N of our patients, who, after having his F1stula removed. put o n 40
pounds of weight within two weeks.
Rectal FiSSureS are very oubieaom annoying, n In a good
many cases the pain is extremely seyeTe-eyen to h point If causing
faintn gspens. The Electro-Medical Therapists employ a method that
will positively and absolutely correct the malady without causing pain
or delay from business Rectal structures and all other diseases of the
rectum respond to natural methods a S employed by the Electro-Nedical
pias have been very successful and for this very reason, due to the
treatments, we have opened up this separate department - which is
without doubt the most thoroughly equipped and the only of Its
kind in America today. 1t might be added that the price Ct treatment
is within reach of all Read the following testimonials. and those o n
file in our office, and be convinced that W e can help you to a speedy.
safe, sane and complete recovery.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-05
Fistula, Piles and Fissures
Cured in a Newark
Resident
Without Loss of Time From BUSH
ness and without Pain

Dear Doctor:
| suffered from Rectal trouble for
a good many years and was opera
ted on surgically several times, but
the old trouble would return. | mad
given up hope of ever being cured,
or. in fact, relieved, until one day.
| was referred to DIR. Coll by a man
who had severe Rectal trouble and
whose trouble was entirely removed
by DR.. Coils method without any
rain or loss of time from work. L
Immediately went to DR.. Coils Of
fee and received a thorough exam
nation, one that 1 had not received
before, and / knew that the Doctor
was going to make Coed in my case.
He informed me that L was suffer-
ing from q complication of Rectal
troubles. namely, Fistula, Hemor-
rhoids and Fissures. and that he
would remove them all. Well, l
certainly felt good at hearing this
news. 1 Immediately placed myself
in his care, and in three weeks
time ] was entirely well. 1t is now
six months since l took his course,
and ! have put on many pounds
of flesh, and my general health has
improved: in fact, my friends can
hardly believe that I am the same
man. l will gladly talk to or see
any person who is interested in my
case.
s. BARAS,
1926 Baldwin St,
Newark, N. J.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-05
Ailments Accepted for
Treatment

Among the ailments treated at
the Electro-Medical Offices are ana
emia. asthma, ~biliousness, bladder
and bowel trouble, bronchitis, ca
tarrh. cystitis, dropsy, constipation,
lumbago, neuritis, eruptions, fistuia.
swollen glands, govt neurasthenia,
rheumatic complaints, %jaundice,
vertigo, dyspepsia, eczema. stomach
gases, Gallstones, gastritis, goitre,
heartburn, intestinal trouble, insom-
mia kidney trouble. liver complaint.
weak lungs, obesity, hem~orrhoids,
and stomach trouble.
All these and others yield readily
and quickly to this new method of
Elcctro-Medical treatment. now, for
the first time, perfected in Newark
by the Electro-Medical Therapists.
These are facts which are atte.l ed
by hundreds of letters On file in our
offices.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-05
TRY THE NEW GRAY HAZE
REMEDY

Permanently banishes Gray Hair
in Is minutes al
MISS PETERSON'S HAIRDRESS-
ING & MANICURING PARLOR
1z5 Smith ST.. Raritan BSilding