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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-12

Chicken feed at cost II taken with
coal orders. City Coal Yard. Phone
Mishawaka 372. Adv. 1-tf.
I-ac-n---. - E-1n-a1 I1Ian FOR I,llr-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-12

dividualistic expression OF emotional
cOntagiOn that defies rules. regula-
tons or formulas.
II IS very clear even at this early
day that the approaching campaign
viii be marked for its palaveriferous
politics
A man who borrowed 500 in
1897 at 20 percent interest a month
compounded has had Judgment rem
dered against him in California for
S304,840 600 600. 600 One days in
terest on this would pay an the pub
lie and private debts OF the world
and give $500 TO every inhabitant Of
the earth. What chance for phil
antlropy.
In his remarks at the Chamber Of
Commerce luncheon Tuesday. Pres't
John SCHNEIDER asked his hearers to
forget South Bend. For our part we
can't. Monday is pay day and much
as il is against our viii, we have to
make the trip or else 20 broke.
Let those who scorn mothers-in-
law consider the case Of the young
Kentuckian of % who eloped with
his wife's mother
Tie newspapers print a picture OF
Mary Pickford smiling at the New
York judge. The plaintiff in the
case never had q look in.
A Paris cable says new styles make
no provision for corset space We
don't know how they could unless it
might be arranged TO wear 'em on
hats.
It looks very much now as II the
administration is going to give the
boys who asked a bonus a song and
dance.
Charlie Dooley says, another
agreeab BILE contemplation is that St.
Patrick's Day comes two days after
income tax day, when the spirits of
the people will need something slim
ulating just like that.
It is pretty hard TO write an ac-
curate history Of modern times that
would be popular among the people
written of Even in the matter Of
our own party It is necessary at
times to fling in a good deal OF the
taurine flavor.
Which reminds US Il Is time 10
quit
Chicken feed at cost II taken with
coal orders. City Coal Yard. Phone
AIishawaka 372. Adv. 1-tf.
Edgewater Floral Place for Fun
eral flowers. phone Mish. Is. 31-tf.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-12
YOUNG PEOPLE IN
CONFERENCE HERE
Interesting Program Presented
at Gathering of County
Sunday SchOOlers

A conference. attended by 400
boys and girls between the ages Of
Is and % years. was held at the
Mishawaka Memorial VI. F. church
from $50 o. m. until $3.50 p. m.
Saturday. during which time pro-
gram of events was offered to inspire
the young people TO greater Chris
tian efforts
The program included a balanced
offering of instruction. inspiration
and fellowship, based on the four
fold program of physical. mental So
cial and religious activity. 4 regis
tratiOn and reception opened the
conference in the afternoon which
was followed by general session.
which included song service and de-
votion and an address on THE Value
Of the Four Fold Development" by
Rev. ". Want The four fold de-
velopment of life as pointed out by
the pastor combines the physical,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-12

Just 215 years ago a week ago yes
tsrday the union OF England and
Scotland was ratified. Scotland has
heen satisfied. preferring the pres
ent political arrangement 20 any pos
sibillty OF losing the English market
for Scotch whisky.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-12

mental social and religious phases
OF existence.
Separate sessions were commenced
at $3.50 p. M. which combined an
older bows conference that was ad
dressed by Mr. Goodwin; and older
girls conference in charge OF Miss
Riggs and a leaders conference that
was presided over by Rev. McRibben.
At 8 o'clock an organized young
peoples department demonstration
was held. Group gathering were
held at 400 o'clock.
with the business of the confer
ence over the members were usher
ed into the banquet room where a
church supper stunts and the neces-
sary elections were held. DR.. Nor
man r. Richardson OF Chicago ad-
dressed the conference after the
banquet had been Nd
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-12

Mishawaka Commandery 40. 81
Is. T. Stated conclave Monday.
March IS, ct 1880 D. m.
George c. White. Com: c. Burton
Barnard, Rec. 11t2-Advt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-12
HERE FROM CunCAGO.

Nj and Mrs. T r. FLETCHER and
son. Jack. of Chicago. are in the
city visiting with relatives and
friends Mrs. Fletcher was for
merly Miss Alpha Balsley, OF this
city.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-12

Miss Beatrice +. Harmon. 212 W
sixth ST.. has returned from Chicago,
where she spent Friday and aStur-
day
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-12

Farmers, look at the bargains in
seeds in Grange elevator. Adv-12t7
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-12

Have the children's pictures taken
on postcards at Ostrander's Only
81 per dozen. -Advt. 12t1
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-12

There's going 10 be big doings at
the Miami Country club during the
approaching season and we're going
20 be i'm on them We have at last
suocumbed 10 the persistent efforts
az Harry Beamer 10 have US unpack
our golf sticl1s and be on hand when
the gong sounds
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-22
WAGES OF RAIL WAY
MEN MUST Be CUT.
EXECUTIVES SAY
Series of Regional Con
ferences With Labor
Leaders Decided on

CHICAGO. Jan. al Wages of
employees must be- slashcd, railway
Vecutlves decided tonight
Erorts to effect wage reductions
through series of regional CON
fercncc7 between labor leaders AMI
tho conference committee uf IN"
associntion or railway executives
wer. made az an all-day meeting of
member roads.
saving made possible hy a nation
wide wage slash viii hc passed ON
to the public in the form OF reduced
rates. Robert :. Binkcrd assistant
chairman Of the cNecutiyo.s confer
onco committee declared
settlement of controversies be-
tween Individual employers ana their
m.a has been given up as hopeless.
he asserted.
Local chapters Of railway brother
hoods do not have free haad ia
negotiating Thoy ase bound nS ma
tiohal brotherhood policies
we propose 70 settle wage and
condition controversies with ih"
Lrotherhoods hN the rcriuuni con
ference method. our nght VIII Doe
carried to the national leaders "i
labor
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-22
Arms Delegates
Anxious to Wind
Up Their Work

WAsHINGTON, Jan % Tho arms
and far eastern conferences tonight
ended their tenth week uf extensive
work. weeks frauEht with accomplish
ments aud with hope for the future
The delegate worn hy long Hud
ptraining hours daily, are auNious tu
get home Estimates ct when th"y
can do 30 vary widely but the gen
erul predictions are that unu. her
fort night or three weeks at the uut
side ought tu see their lnbur- done.
The naVui treaty b. in shape Tor
acceptance. barring the toruucatiuu
limitation clause clause which
however. ought mot to present cA
trcme dinicuis
WORK on china s prlDucullE
finished. draftins nine power treaty
ought not to- b" delayed Ions
shantune according to Chinese
ana Japau'-e predictions tuuiEhi. Viii
he adiustsu iu the NEST luruiEh'
satisfactorily
siberia b. to bc discussed but tho
signs are that uuthiuE iu if VIII Nr
of really imp.ndiur nature
or course. the remaining things
noted above r"guu, H luL uf tails
Objections here and tnDrr Ur refer
sutss fp disputes uuiufH tu home gov
erumcuts yau %, very uWr-cpnsuW
INK Hence, uu predictions have Hu
element of certainty
lut it may br said that guu-grfN.
tive estluutor- thlnk two tu thrr"
weeks should 500 estrsfhiug signed
sealed and settled ready Tor 90"
dissctng process 10 the raurIns
bodies Of America ana the rest ni
the world
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-22
ULSTER AND IRISH
PREMIERS SETTLE
CONTESTED POINTS
Action May Be Stepping
Stone to Union of
Ireland

LONDON Jan % Premier Sir
jaime. rHIr OF Ulsfer and Premier
Michael collin. or tn, provisional
government of southern ireland met
today shook haud- and .n brief
conference, reached agreement upoH
some pf tho most bitterly contested
Irish questions
Agreement wa- reached by the
prrmier- ou the work of a commits
sion to establish the boundaries of
urIer THE south boycott Of Bel
fast .s ro he removed Hs we'll ns other
hoysotts OF Ulster Instituted under the
Sim Fciu regime in reprisal for IN,
killing OF ratholcs in Belfast
More than this. craig and Collins
haN, agreed Goo meet Iu ireland where
they Will discuss tho amnesty OF the
political powers This u % ,akes
plac. Will be the frs; 90 its kind IN
Irish bistor, % virtually amounts 10
recognition of tire south. which is to
become 90, In-h froe state bv the
head ct the Ulster government and
may ho The uepuinr stone tu e union
OF ireland
collins and Craig agreed that q
UuuuirrN comm. .H.suu. Ha outlined by
t1s peac, treaty between Great Br-
tain and Sian lr.u signed at uo,yn-
iur street pr, oil. 1894 shall uIt'r the
lIn, between lrI-h frro state and il-
-t,r Bach side VIII appoint one rec
urra,itafiNr- tu meet with fu. pre-
mIrr- rcEuTl.uG future boundaries
a.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-22
De Valera in Paris
For World Congress
OF Irish r a c c

PARIS. Jan. q Eamonn de Va
lera. former president Of To" lrish
republic. arrived here today 10 %,
t.nd me world congress uf the Irish
race. which opens Monday
nc valera. who came as h'nh OF
a delegation appointed by ih" pr"Ni--
ionni southern government OF ire
land. whose member. had rejected ms
efforts tu retain the leadership "t IA"
south uf ireland RnNo an Interview
To- the United Press in which Do" "N-
piaiued his position.
$50 long az mN preserre b. uf any
vnlu. tn the cause uf Irish indcp"nd
ener." pe Valera said, 20 viii con
tinuo to- serve that cause. u is my
duty. as member of the republican
party
An Irish republicans or" prepared
to devote their lives to INT acc"up-
ushm-nt uf th" complete ind"p' ud
cnce 81 tlrehni
De Nalorn refused 20 discuss h,-
future role IN IRISH politics.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-22
ARbUCKLE TRIAL
LOSING ITS PUNCH,
INTEREST DRAGS
Defense Seems to Be
Getting All the Best of
1t This Time
By " u. TRACY
nitcd Press StuIf correspondents

SAN FRANCISCO Jan 20 The
Roscoe Arbukio manslaughter trial
was rapidly losing be- punch today
Instead 0f the thrill mlHufo.
biggest shnw on earth. affair
which thr first trial proved To be-. tnc
zig comedians second appearance ue
fore IN, superior court was depcuar.
rting into heated hui somewhat an
interesting battle of lawyers.
Instead of bits of inside gossip ~
M. movie studios and daring reci-
tabs Of things which were even un-
prirtahle the dowagers. debutantos
and mIsccllnneous court room spccit-
tors this time soc chiefly lawyers grow
rcd In the face and hurl horrible legal
terms a. each other.
Even the Introduction of virginia
panue's 's riding habit =, Hay failed 90
create any Interest The crowd look
rd ~ % eNp"ctnntly-- Secncn tn
recall that af the preliminary exam
iuntion they didn' stop at the natiy
hat and trim dress hut pnraded NOR"
thrilling things before the Jury +
ewes
Arhuckie himself and Minta Dur
zee. his wife. seem 10 be the only ones
who prefer the second engagement uf
The Rappc-A -Arbuckie drama to the
FIRST
ArhurkIo. while the lawyers
fought. ceased making big sheets ~
paner into small hits and never once
stuck his Eat fist Into the top of his
chief counsels hat Hc spent the
morning listening to every word that
was said and casting frequent glanCe'
towards his wife who sRt u few feet
away. lust outside the rail.
While the lawyers spuiterings were
not Interesting to the public, they
may mean Arbuckles freedom.
Incidentally, the defense seemed O,
he uetlng the best Of Il all
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-22
PRESIDENT GETS PLAN FOR
REORcAMIzINc GOVERNMENT:
SCHEME TO MEET OPPOSITION

h. expected 10 make prohibition en-
forrvmeui much vasior. Al present
the uuuor supply H n 40 ware.
housrr. mHklug itr guarding difficult
consolidation Of several bureaus OF
the government also is provided, as is
transfer of several uEoucie- FOB var Gus
department.
-Four main objections have arlson
IN The cabinet to the Brown plan
These are
some cabinet members oppose
transfer Of the prohibition enforc.
nisnt bureau tn the department 81
Justice from the treasury department
t'ndcr the plan the public health ser
vice would control the iipuor supply
and Seil lt Tor legal purposes hut
tho actual enforcement would be In
% e. attorney general depart men.
Trade Agcncic~ Ionflict
Another conflict iH over whether
the foreign trade agencies Of tlte gov
srnmeui -hhuld ho under the dcparl-
iirnt of state or the dcp7rtmont ~
ttr mcrce Al present this work ,
divided between the two Il .psrf m'nts
The department ot cnHnercc
aud the department of agriculture
are in conflict ar 90 which depart
ment should have the bureau OF
markets AZ present % ID under ths
agricultural department
i-Thc departments of agrtculturs
and interior are at odds a. 20 which
should have th, bureau Of forestry
II IL now IN dgricuit're
After President Harding and hi.
cabinet approve or modify ths
brown plans the proposals viii bs
sent 20 the congressional reorganizR-
ton commission which efler canHid.
rrine them viii frame a bill for con.
gressionai action.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-22
Poincare Explains
French Position on
Defensive Alliance

PARIS Jan. .f Premier poncare
tonight took bic first official step TO.
wards securing an Auglo-Trcnch de-
fonsiNo alliance 3 mot" WIS Dispatch
ed go LLOYD Grurs'. explaining the
French position regarding the pro-
posed act
Negotiation luokiuE toward recon
ciliutiun OF the British view of the de-
fen-iv' nlirnce with the French Ma
tonulist puligs upon which the new
governments stands were proposed by
Puiucurr
Franc. three main objections IA
the previous plan for pact us out
lined go Cannes hy preml"rs l.lluyd
George and BRAND were euliVencd by
buIucIr' 100 hi- note They were
The plan fails tu stlpHlatc tho
amour, OF AID England shall give
France Iu case 81 uupropokcd agerrs.
SION un tb" p1rt Of Germany
The circumstances under which
iha Hid of France .- tu boz given are
not made sufficiently clear
Tu" period of ten years covered
nN u" pact, Isl too short
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-22
Three Boys Killed,
Four Hurt in Two
Coasting Accidents

NEWARK Ohio. Jan. u .-ihfe"
bovs were killed and four others IN
iured IN two oo9sung accidents here
tonight.
.icd containing eight persons col-
lided with an automobile, instantly
KILLING willard Stasle. sS, and lertrf
Rraokenstos. IS.
Al The same time word WIS re-
eefv.d Of the instant death OF orvill"
punlap. is. while coasilng on the
Granville read.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-22
KILL : he R
HUSBAND AND
HIS TyP|ST
Philadelphia w ON a n
Shoots Both in His
Office

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 2i- Mrs.
oscar Roster. catching hcr husband
ana hiB stenographer together Ia hi-
office. shot and fatally wounded them
both Both died at Jefferson hospi-
tai. where they had been rushed.
The husband Oscar Roster. a.
presldont OF the Roster advertising
agency ot this CITY, was Hhoi h'iu"
the heart
The NenoRraphcr Miss Mildred
Rockett. -. received the fatal bullet
wound tn her abdomen.
The shooting occurred In Rosters ~
flee on the third floor of the Walnut
building Edward Carter, IN" iant-
tor hearing two shots fired in rapid
succession. rushed 10 Rosters Office
Mrs Roster was hysterlcal Pole"
were called
After the shooting Mrs Boslor, who
d only u years old. became hy-i"rical
and alone with tho two forms lying
in heap. she waited for the arrival
~ the police.
81 WIS intoxicated" she told po-
lice Please give me some water
! caught them in the act
That Mrs Roster was planuing to
commit suicide was indicated py the
finding Of hottie OF deadly poison
tscretnd ir her dress
Irwin Tolins. vice president of the
gosler agency. tonight declared Mrs.
Rosters statements about the muf
der.d r,rl were without basis.
My impression OF the dead girl"
he said "is that she wa "a pretty. &C.
cent and Wholesome kid an the way
through Ms Roster killed her hus-
bend and the girl through jealousy
she was Jealous Of every -tcnoEraphor
we had IN sr office
Mrs Roster viii he giycy hear
ing Monday
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-22
POpI BORN ~ GENOA.
EntCATi M N ROM,

poHe B,uodici Nv was born in
poru 900 ths Diocese of Iteunn. ralv.
November %. lN5a.
GHcpmo Delhi Chicsa u- Popa
Rencdici ~ wa ehrlrtrued. spent
AN his hoyhood iu thr hiti, Italian
town ir wns horn au aristocrat.
scion OF democratic sriztocracy. tho
ancient iiguriHn mobility. members
of which are promlnent in the
learned professions in Italy
His father wns the Marches
Giuseppe Della Chieaa aud his mother
the Marches Giovanni MiEhorAt
Both are dead lNf oIdtr brother. the.
admiral inherited The utis Tn, pon.
was puny deiienfs hnhy and grave
doubt was oppressed when he was
born that he would live mnny hours
iie was educated n Cupruuics cot
ieEo in Rome ana -four years mier he
was ordained "a priest
Hr az once entered the Aosd 4t,,y
for Noble Erclesszties from which
he then Mon=ignor Rampona took
him 10 be his private secretary ia
1888 Rnmpolln wHr utads panui
Euncio at Madrid % post Of the
treHirsi tniuorfHnce Ht hat time
TIE Young prie-t won thr affection
uf kumpullH who gave him trimming
lu diplomacy such ls probnbl, could
have been from 10 o,her hvur man
When Rampolla reOirnei 10 Homs
az secretary Of state to Len XIII he
touk AonHignor HRila Chlesf with
him and made him under secretary.
folluwinG the den d otf f.eo KIN
Cardinal Merrql iei Nfl t0oh The
place of hanOpolla a. secretary of
state. MonSHnor Della Chlesu re-
muined. however, IA biz post iie was
made cardinal Aiay' 20. 1914
When Cardinal Della CHEST went
into the conclANe AFTER the death %
Pope Plus \ ih~fr were feW Nho he-
ieved that his eisciion wa. "A
possibility. HU h. Nas elected
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-22
Travel Accident Insurance
Free to Every Subscriber
Of The Herald, New and Old

Attention Herald readers directed the
page of today which The Herald offers all
subscribers aud old FREE TRAVEL ACCIDENT IN.
STRANGE This of Herald subscribers
u subscription premium fur period u
strings Il for every Herald subscriber between the
ages - aud 20 years long he she subscriber
The Herald For the ncueft, and protection afforded by this
Travel read carefully the conditions Of the pol
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There just condition You MIST register the blank
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-22
n, RAYMOND CI.,ppER

U'nitru Press staff turrc- Islndenp
WAsHINGTON. Jan. ~ "A COM
prehen-iNe program ioi reorEani1ins
the federal government tu effect
greater economies and eliminate du-
plitations was presented 10 president
Harding tonight hy Walter u brown
chairman Of the congressional Joint
committee on reorganization
At present the plan which h the
personal work OF Brown be- meeting
objections In the cabinet which iren-
ldent HARDING has admitted might
prevent it's prompt adoption.
II was learned that under the pro-
gram the government viii consist OF
ten departments a. ut present but
the present army and navy depart
ments will be consolidated into a de-
parimont OF defense ana the new
tenth department viii be one of cdu-
cation and welfare The now depart
mcnt. 10 finally Incorporated into
the government will fill one OF Pres
Idont liardinE p CamuaiEu promises
Thrcc nitisions
A. has been stated hy the lnited
proas the new department ~ de
fense will be divided nto three divis-
loua--armys navy and national rr-
nourc.s Tho latter win be- similar tu
the council 81 national dcfeure. cstah-
iishe,l during the war II viii make a
compreh ehenHlyo study OF the resources
OF the country and take steps 10 har'
them ready Tor Immediate mohn-
izhtiun in ease Of war.
The plan a. the United Pre7s hn
forecast also includes a proposal for
purchase and concentration ~ an tho
liquor stocks OF the country aud for
disposition through the public health
arryirr 10 legitimate channels. lnis
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-22
Loan Agency Passes
On 81 1000, 900 in
Additional Loans

close "a 81 900 600 in cattle loans
were passed on by the Agricultural
.nan Agency az its meeting held here
today. This amount vas distributes
among about 200 different loans.
practically all 81 which ~ere ap-
.proved W q. Weiss. OF The Federal
Roserve bank az W Paso. and W. y
Ramsey. OF the Federal Reserve bank
al Dallas, Texas who were expected
20 attend the meeting. missed their
trnln az W phso ana were unable 60
got here
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-22
Publisher Of Deming
Headlight Is Dead;
Funeral Sunday

pEMtNG. NJ. Jan -i Edwin
r. Vaubudil H.H.. owner Hnt publish
er OF the Den ~ Hctdlght dlrd ai
hfs nome n.r. 4fivr an illness that
had conNu'H nlm 10 bed fur over
fhtgs wsrk, N.a EaiiAnd ham was
nt his hedaI, uhcn the end came
NJ Nalmu. nam hppenred tu show
signs of mr mcnt during tho last
few DAYS HrU pes were entertained
that hs VIZ. soon be- restored fo
health but ". took turn foT th,
worse and ul away Friday mora
ing
FuncraI s.r .cs will be held from
the Mahonsl #udcrtakinE pHrfpr- on
SUNDAY after" "'n az o'clock
Uc wa ono Of the best known
weekly newspaper editors IN the state
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-22
National Guards
May Be Ordered
To Oklahoma City

OKLAHOMA CITY Jan ct
National guard units at paul- valley
Rnrtle-vlUe and shawnee have been
ordered to huiG themselves ln readi-
moss to proceed to oklahoma civ
for duty boo Pt,kugtown whrr,
packing strike di-uri,r- climaNed re-
Gently n ,h' Nurhiug nf a negro
sfrikrbrrutrr % va- learned tonight
uirni