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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-11
LOCAL COMMITTEES
ARE TO BE APPOINTED
IN FUEL EMERGENCY

Continued Fr"" First raEcD
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-11

wei as from the conference with The
state Advisory Committee will be
laId before the authorities in Wash
ington ON Monday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-22
SIGNS FOR THE ALERT.

Returning from Europe where he has studied
the progress Of aircraft. Cen. Billy Mitchell. the
real head of the air service declares that the air
plane is now a commercial project in several coun-
tries and that It is very material factor in the
speeding VI of all business through better mail
service
Passenger and express lines connect most Of the
larger centers with the result that time is saved
on important deliveries and that all business Is
being speeded up to the invention.
simultaneously it IS announced that the navy de-
partment has perfected catapuIt and an arrester.
through which It is now possible to land arplanes
on the roofs of slSyscrapers and to send them
the air from very limited spaces.
Only America lags in the material
thing that came from the war that could be placed
upon the credit side OF the ledger against the
rible expenditure Of life and treasure
For the airplane, developed machine.
is implement OF peace and the nations that
so will profit tremendously
The naval announcement is the most important
thing that has happened since the Wright brothers
made their first flight and stayed In the air for 10
minutes. The forced development by war gave to
The plane speed and safety. It did not overcome
the necessity of landing at hgh speed and Of get
ting into the air from long speedways
The new arrester permits the rlane TO aIight at
Will. The catapUu projects 1t into the air from
the deck Of ships
one result will be the shortening OF deliveries
Of mails between America and Europe 20 three
days, The first and final 500 miles will be delivered
by planes
The progressive cities. planning for the future,
must take into consideration this factor. The
local planning commission think in terms OF
terms of arplanes. not horse cars one OF its first
steps should be the survey OF favorable field IN
South Send which VIII enable this city 20 take ad-
vantage Of the commercial and mail lines that VIII
I'll the air.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-22
COMLNG HOME ATLAST-

Finally after three years, the American soldiers
being brought back from foreign shores. just
why has been necessary keep several thousands
OF Americans under arms in Germany has never
been made plain % the ordinary citizen who be-
ieves that the war ended in victory and that this
country had no bills 10 collect the point OF the
bayonet
But the significant thing about the news is that
there s protest being made against return.--a
protest not by the soldiers. not by the Germans.
not by France, but by the wives Of American OFF,
Since 1919 the war department has permitted
the wives OF officers 20 live with their husbands
on foreign sojourn The low value Of the German
mark has made It possible for them live in pal
aces with large numbers OF servants. to enjoy the
best things in the world upon the salary Of a cap
tain or a major. At home. the same salary affords
few Injuries.
The wives also discovered that they could buy
luxurious furs and laces at prices they would pay
for cotton cloth at home.
And they protest and protest volubly against
the order which brings them back home.
What they really pleading for is the ancient
method of acquiring property by the most primitive
of plumber. which the method Of man
before substituted the process Of bargaining.
Tho women only their own personal desires
They do not recognize the fact that they
where victorious military conquerors have stood
in other centuries taking what they wished from a
vanqulshed people.
Plant enough Of these American armies Of occu-
patton in depressed lands and the sentiment for
taking property by the old means. Of living uron
the necessities OF others, OF taking advantage Of
the position of power e quite likely to grow.
Were any additional reason needed for the speedy
return of Americans from foreign shores it would
be found in this protest of wives who beins
corrupted by the nsdious atmosphere Of militar-
istic sentiments.
True the reason for withdrawal is a rather sor-
did commentary upon our position IN maintaining
the army there for three years They are ordered
home because the late associates in war refuse to
pay for their board and lodging and other costs
to this government. the rather staggering sum Of
$241OOO,OOO.
1t will be something OF a shock those who be-
lieve in American traditions to realize that the han
ding OF this matter has placed soldier
IN the light OF being rented mercenary. TO be at
the command OF other governments as long as
they pay. to be brought home when the bill is re-
pudated.
Not a very desirable -eTection for those who turn
to the pages Of American history and find their
greatest hatreds centered uron that chapter IN
which hired Hessions brought 70 subdue the
spirits and the lives OF the forefathers
Possibly ingenious explanation OF the differ
ence can be made The situation demands an in
genious explanation.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-22
TITO NEU THINGS.

Had ~ hlurcned .n the days, the perpetrator
would have been jailed as sympathizer Of the
kaiser but now an auto dealer is a neighoorins
state is being iauded most enterprising.
lt so happened that before tho United states got
into war; be -amb.ed on the stability OF the German
empire and invested largely in German marks lie
hopcd % reap a fortune. for ne got them when the
mark had fallen to only half IT'S former worth
now he gives with every automobile enough Of
tho German marks TO pay for the car.-if they
ever return 20 their Old level Of worth.
TIE "a selling cars because he IS appealing 70 that
most ancient motives in human nature, the desire
10 get something for nothing. Many people who
would hesitate between his and others. take
chance on some day getting back all their money
Ills z simply a new way OF appealing to an old
emotion for those who get the marks do not under
stand that before they worth much. II any
thing the German people must earn and earn and
earn and that probably not in the life Of any man
now living VIII there ever be the value OF stored
up labor behind those marks which was there be-
fore uisled people followed a mad emperor into
disaster.
What IS really new is the announcement Of
troveI that viii permit the worker TO lay three
bricks where before he could handle but one.
The only tool that has not changer its character
in 70 centuries is this troweL
Il had the same shape and about the same size
when the Pyramids were erected. It was the same
when the great Coliseum Of Rome was slowly built.
10 amaze world. to have It's hour OF splendor
and then to fall ruins and decay.
Il was the tool used in the building OF all great
cathedraIs and every house that has been erected
for centuries.
Not until the indianapolis man advertised his
new device has there been any Improvement. II
he tells the truth ne has abolished the only thing
left that makes this century and that OF the days
OF Caesar alike or even similar.
Many men have found ways OF Turing dollars
from unwilling pockets Very few really contribute
something that is revolutionary.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-22
YOUR HEALTH

Scurvy has been described 10 YOU
as a constitutional disease chara cter-
.ze6 by certain pretty severe symp-
toms Among these symptoms are
anemia. great debility. softening and
bleeding OF the gums. looseness of
the teeth and bleeding from the
mucous mem branes.
Scurvy IS the result Of wrong feed
ias.
Il may attack grown persons who
are deprived Of certain important ar
tictcs Of food Fresh TODD is essen
tia 20 life Fresh milk and fresh
vegetables must he had
Timed or canned foods. good IS
they are. ctduot wholly replace the
natural fresh foods.
There is an element in certain
foods called vitamiues ] speak OF
this cdment ae tho soul ~ The food.
II the human soul IS gone. life SIS
gone Without the soul Of the food
Be- is an empty Trims. and cannot -up-
ply lfe-giylrg properties
Without tho ritamines. thc food
swim ON Tho stomach and satisfy The
appetite Bur IL there are 10 Do
srowth and health there must be this
life-preserving element
Babies fed on breast milk are for
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-22
TINE FOR HONESTY.

There is every prospect thar the house Of repre-
scutatiyes VIII eudea,or TO hand TO the American
soldier pawn ticket as payment for his services
The bonus measure as now framed by politicians
who arc trying to accomplish the antasouisuc pur-
poses ~ paying Che soldier without raising funds Is
Fundamentals dishonest
Tile demand roi the compensation measure rests
upon ,ho broad bas.s.ot Justice. not charity; q
wages earned uet hand-out. OF real equity be-
tween an citizens NOT blackmai.cd grab with
political power a- The weapon.
THE bin as drawn provides for little or no money
for thc man ah7 vas snatched from paying posi-
uon= .u ceil life nut into uniform. sent 20 camp
and battle. while those left az home reaped high
warcs reeaue. OF Dis absence
Ii. docs provide means whereby he may possibly
borrow money al a bank on which ne must pay
Interest and which ultimately the people must
deem. The ourr certain thius about payments IS
that the banker who loans the money win be safe
in his profits
As t stands tbe measure. by Inference. calls
every soldier political blackmailer. for there is
disgus.ns enc rs.t that oven ths poor bin is being
drafted under loar az defeat next saa
THIS Same Hsce.ure is an attempted confidence
game upon tho e,A-uayins public for So eudeavors
20 disguise zinc fac, that some day the cost must
be settled.
The compensation measure f. not a political issue
and should not lie a matter OF party politics. It
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-22

tUuate little beings They are sure
10 thrive II the mothers are healthy.
There have been great discussions
over pasteurized milk and its value
in infant feeding. Personally. I am
strong advocate OF pasteur.zed
milk. because OF what its use ms
done for the babies and little chill
dren Of New York. Where tens O.
thousands were snufed out every
wear by the diarroeal diseases. now
.he babies live and thrive
Il may Ice that prolonged boiling
OF the milk kills certain valuable
elements. but proper pasteurization
does not have th.s effect
II there is auy doubt aholt tEs
milk or other food and j. the baby
fails 10 grow as he should The
trouble can be remcdiel at once by
add.rg orange juice or lemon Juice
90 the diet. or bv givinS every lar
some tomato juice.
Potato Cruel is a.. eNcalirr- rorr. re
f. tive I'd Scurvv threatens Mv friend
DR. Louis Fischer. prepares thi=
gruc, hy pressing steamed loGrg poe
-ato through fine sieve This MAJ
,erial is beaten In milk untI ir IS
smooth and about Ike thiI cream
] Well-cooked carrots treated iu he
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-22
dust EOIRS gH 69zzSazErzz

We could tell them of what used to
be.
A light with the touch Of a hand.
We could boast of the marvels OF
row.
But what If they questioned us
howe
We know that the phonosraph
sings:
We know. for it's common today,
Whenever the telephone rings
That people viii hear what we
say;
But IF we were left here alone.
Could we tell them the how OF
the phone
our civilization Is not
Stored deep in the brains OF the
few.
BY the toll Of the many it's wrought
tt is all men have learned how 90 do.
And only the many could save
This age from oblivion's grave.
Copyright 1929
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-22
Sic public pN1IsQ

South Bend than parking so far as
congestion goes, is traffic signalling
at intersections. This is where we
must take our hats off 10 Los An
geles and the Automobile Club of
Southern California. In Los An
gelcs county there are 211.6T9 auto
mobiles. more than half Of which
are within the restricted zone of Los
Angeles Here there is a three
quarter hour parking limit En- the
very limited section I'm the center
The rest is unlimited or unrestricted.
And despite narrow streets the con-
gestion is not bad considering the
above figures. Why. The officer ou
the corner handles his traffic by
simply turning. No wild, uncertain
arm waving, or IS even a whistle
used When traffic goes north and
south the officer faces east and west,
and vice versa. In other words when
YOU come 10 an officer with his face
or back to you, it means Sop. and
wait until he turns His standing
position alone or together with the
semaphore system I'm conjunction
Herewith never fails TO guide all
drivers alike for while a driver
might be a little deaf. they all have
eyes and are presumed TO be able
20 see. There can be no mistakes
as TO gestures-for there are no ges-
lures
Far be It from me 70 disparase
any ordinance which VIII help out
the city of which I am so proud.
South Bend needs its ordinances
But let us profit by examples that
excel. First let US regulate traffic
properly at intersections. and second
. pass a parking ordinance consistent
and commensurate with the size and
traffic OF our city.
Very respectfully.
O. .P. \OISCN.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-22

HOW LITTLE WE KNOW
How little we know, YOU and l,
How little We know OF what's
known.
Suppose all our people should die
And we should be left here alone,
And a new race should spring into
birth
Could we teach them the ways Of
this earth?
We could tell them Of marvellous
things.
OF ships that have flown in the
air.
OF the wireless which every day
brings
It's message Of JOY or despair
We could tell we had motors 10 run.
But not how these marvels We're
done.
We could say men went down in
the sea
And talked with the men on the
land,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-22

THINKS MEASURE DRASTIC.
Sir.-Three thousand miles away,
your News-Times reaches me a week
late. but it is nevertheless very in
teresting to get South Bend news
I note in your issue of March Z,
the Hull Parking ordinance. While
perhaps in the nature OF a post
mortem let me say this measure is
somewhat drastic for South Bend
San Diego. Cal, as well as many
other western and coast cities of a
hundred thousand people allow an
hour and a half and arp. Conses-
ton as well as indigestion may be
the result OF a complication Of
things. 1t is a certainty that a dose
Of 30 minutes parking viii not cure
it or even relieve the trouble. The
Hull Parking Ordinance Will prove
a pill more trou blesome than the
ailment Il is sought to cure
The daily buyer or shopper
whether he be A farmer or city
dweller will stop just outside Of the
restricted zone 10 get what ne wants
unless he has more than 90 minutes
to do Il in. South Bend needs a
parking ordinance, but wden the
pendulum swings from no parking
ordinance to q limit OF half an hour
it touches the two extremes-bOth
bad.
In our present little sojourn by
automobile we have visited most OF
the coast cities from Portland. Ore,
10 San Diego. Cal. as we'll as in
land for many miles around. We
have had occasion therefore 10 note
traffic rules as well as parking or
dinauces. We find that one can not
stop to eat IN so minutes
OF much more Importance 20
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-22

should be matter OF political standards FOR every
member OF congress. whatever his politics for upon
D. view OF that measure be Judged quite
eurately his honesty OF thought and his belief in
substantial justice.
The country which swore eternal gratitude 90 IS
defenders in hour OF danger IS raising the three
ball sign Of the hockshop his welcome today.
It IS not American. not decent and honest.
and those who are trying to make the matter
political adventure should be rebuked and kept at
home.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-22
OthorE Than Ours
W1ZARDRY.
columbus CtiZcn.l }

a fy.rs airplane talks 20 racing auto by radio
Phone This rs a; birmingham. Mass.
Tie connection was so good that the motorist
even heard the air-pilots teeth chatter
This tells sou something % the accuracy Of the
wireless wave lt is mans greatest conQueror OF
space end location messages flying true TO their
mark despite constant and rapid shifting o. POSI-
tsou by SENDER and receiver
a power ike chat has tremendous possibilities
for practical things
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-22
BU TTONS
IScnIflc Sfnr.l

10 YOU TCalILe now ITTriCate = his -a0VTI0th
called ciyilszstiou2 Buttons. Tor instance Ameri-
cars srcrd S1onc9QoC0 year on buttons
It IS fabulous sum- Ncr II goes 80 something
YOU rarely give oven passing thought
fTlousa-d~ of cf-er commonly used devices are
taken as "a matter Of eo1rTe though each has back
OF il an industry invovins sales high up the
millions
who invented the button? She was too useful to
be remembered.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-22
roR PFoPLE VIC III.

have particular Coal tor Par
ticular People in either a Premium.
Amber Jacket. Black Joe Or Poca-
hontas coal Il comes in all sizes
for any use JUS call Main 219 o.
Lincoln 52T9. c. Il. Defrees. 3I5
s Taylor st 81
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-22

George Hines, the father Of the
Auditorium. is calling on friends in
South Bend. after a soiourn in Cali
fornia. George claims 10 be the
only Californian in the country that
ISN'T on jury duty at the present
time
We don't know why il u.s. but
every time they start talking about
coal strike Tom butcher, Schuy-
Ter Rose and Cliff Lontz get upstage
with US.
Tommy Hoban the other day told
us story on Buck Hanley and Joe
Luther. 1t was in the old days
when men were men and Luther
and Hanley had spent many hours
| in the usual training before they
set out to act as pallbearers at a
/ funeral. They were lifting the cas-
/ let into the hearse, Joe and Buck,
/ the former. according 10 the story.
| being too tired and dizzy to do
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-22

Al innocent young man should BE-
perfectly sure or his heart before d.
gives IL into a strong woman's keep
ing. In these days He may never
get g. back again!
Copyright. 1922. b. Helen Rowland
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-22
The Tower g(BabQl
oc31 Bill Armstrong

We encountered Ernest Kruger
and John =. Glucckert talking to-
Eether on the street. They were
facing each other. with their watch
pockets touching; and by George,
their heads were 10 feet apart.
The picture would have been COM
plete IF we could have included In
the group Dudley Shively and Fred
LouEhman.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-22

much or the lItln- IN lhCl IL WAS
claimed that Joe was actually lean
ing on the caskct. while Suck was
straining every muscle 20 lit 10
into the hearse Buck stood IL as
long as he could then ne OK
claimed:
Say. you big stiff. Won were in-
v.tod here, too Why don't YOU lift
a uttle?'
THE QUESTION CATEGORICAL
There is certain voting actor
in New York. player of romantic
swashbuckler parts who when he
IS sober. as generally nc Is. IS one
OF the gentles, and most compan-
ionable OF men. But when he in
duIges iu strong water, as a. rare
intervals he does indulge his ma
ture changes.
One night. being I'm an alcohol
ically promoted mood, he trapped
q friend against tine bar of a Ger.
tain theatrical club.
you go round saying you know
so mush. don't you?' he demanded
belligerently you 20 round say
ing YOU know so many people in
this town, don't YOU
Not at ALL" protested the hap
less friend. IT never"
"Fleash don't contridict me-
said the actor: "thatsh no way 10
carry on a argument between
gen'men. You 20 round SAYING
YOU know more PEOPLE I'm this club
than 1 know, don't you ?"
"Why. I never said any such
"Kinly femme get word In
eGgeways. If you please" said the
actor with elaborate politeness.
you say YOU know more mem
bers Of thish club 'en I do-more
than anybody knows2 Alright then
YOU answer me thish DO YOU
know Jerome Lawrence-he'sh "a
member here p"
Certainly I know him." said the
/ badgered one. thinking he saw a
] loophole. "As it happens I also
know his brother Oscar who looks
so much like him"
"Ah, hah." eXulted the intoxicat-
/ ed one with the air Of having led
| an admission. You say YOU know
Jerome Lawrence and YOU know his
/ brother oscar that looks so mush
like him? Well, then, if YOU know
so mush. YOU tell me thissh: Wish
! one of 'em looks the most alike"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-22

Every woman know%that 2 man
is a - olt out OF his mind when
be proposes marriage 70 her. but her
vanity won't permit her 10 admit IL.
by Offering him a chance TO escape.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-22
Reflections of a
Bachelor Girl

There are only thirteen original
jokes. but every man seems 10 fancy
that he married one Of them.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-22

Silence IL the lace curtain. throurn
which a wise woman peeps ont ar
men. without permitting them 20 see
her undraped thoSghts or 20 satisfs-
their curiosity about mental fu-u.-
ings.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-22

Calvin stertzbacL cklropractcr.
--asuate % Universal School Of.
ateuport ana Ross School OF Fort
WAYNE has opened offices at 52I y.
s-a.n 81 4-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-22

Why VIII a college boy waste
weeks in working up an effective
cline when the old ones How
beautiful you are" and II love
YOU" which Grandfather used. are
stl. the most thrilling In the Eng
lish tongue
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-22

a man never suffers until love IS
quite dead; but IL is the death throes
of a romance which torture a wo-
man After the funeral. she can be
so resigned and serene that she al
most enjoys her grief"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-22

J. J. Kreuzperger. merchant tailor
moved 10 sol-sos Dean bldg. sl-tf.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-22

AS long as a man can make wo-
man CRY. he can dictate terms 10
her. but no sane man was ever 60
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-22

When q man can't find anything
around the house 20 improve. Critic
CHE or "systemat.ze for a whole
week. ne begins 20 think that lis
morale" ~ weakening
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-22

foolish ae TO argue with a smiI1s
woman.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-22
THINKs MEASURE DRASTIC.

Los Angeles Cal. March IS. 1921
Editor News-Times:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-09
TOOK LOOT ON
TRUCK, CHARGE

while walking his beat early
Monday. ratrolman q. A. Htornan'
m found two men loading an auto
mobile with merchandise taken
from the Pacific Grocery company.
aoa Third ave. T.. according 10 his
report at headquarters, stonanfli
arrested the men and selxed the
auto. which contained four cnaer
Of eigarets.
Tho men gave tho names OF Tom
Marks. sc. and William Schwartz. 20.
A half hour later. Chris Peterson
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-09

IS. ianitor at the Pacific Grocery
company. called Captain J. T. Mason
to inquire about Marks and
Schwartz. and was himself arrested
when he declared he had been In
the place all night. Captain OF De-
tectlves Charlie Tenant In investi'
eating the movements OF tho trio
In tho hope OF clearing up several
other robbcriea.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-09
Mrs. Miracle Backs
Seattle Boost Plan

Expressing the hono that Seattle
citizens will get behind n movement,
10 accelerate thu development OF
Seattle thru united and systematic
effort. Mrs. Katheryn Miracle. city
counoilwoman. announced a cam
paign TO that end Sunday. II will
open with a public meeting at IN,
Wilkes thcater Saturday evening
Speakers from other Northwest
cities VIII assist local men on tn,
program Mrs. Miracle said.