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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-25

that Albert T. Promr employed by the tele-
phone company a. Providence r. T.. has perfected
radiophone device that enables him to eavesdrop
talk passing over telephone wires.
Proftt. experimenting with his radiophone.
wired his ampliher some peculiar way that Is be-
ing kept secret Immediately he began to hear
local telephone conversatons-whIch he repeated
70 the takers. amazing them.
While Profhtts device still Is IN embryonic stage
OF development Il opens UP a vast field for the
wireless-the possible ending OF secrecy duplicity.
intrigue and talking behind ones back.
You cannot sit in your home and eavesdrop on
conversation in house mile away without me
chanical help.
The eavesdropping for some years has been pos
sible by means OF the simple photograph employed
by detectives
The Iistening-in process Is carried step further
by Profltts radio discovery. It is not impossible
that we soon may have wireless device able 20
pick up private conversations in distant homes Of
fees or rendezvous OF criminals
The idea seems uncanny now SO did the wire
less telegraph when Marconi announced its in
ventiou
Civilization will advance with leaps and bounds
when secrecy among men is made impossible
without secrecy there could be no criminal organ
izations, war plotH illegal trade combines or con-
spiracies against individual life honor or fortune
End secrecy and you end dishonesty born of in
trgue
Suppose mechanical device were suddenly dis
covered enabling people to eavesdrop on face-to-
face conversation. the tapping the wires Of
a telephone system.
That would end most hypocrisy and deception
also malicious gossip. The things said in secrecy
would usually remain unsatd if the talker knew he
were being overheard by the one gossiped about
and would be called personally to account.
Enormous are the possibilities Of ending secrecy.
the cancer Of civilization. Profit may have opened
the way Maybe not. But this is worth thinking
aoout-that the wireless as it exists now. is crude
compared with what It will be developed into just
as the hint-Iock musket Of Colonial days was crude
alongside the modern machine gun
The wireless and other inventions 10 follow will
link all human brains in a vast system of mechani-
cal mental telepathy.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-25
More Truth
QThaTe pOQtrU
EJU James y MONtaPIQ q
q JaNQs . &c
long LIVE THE FRYING PAN.


(Which the salvation Army is seek
ing 20 Danish from American
kitchens.
The frying pan, The frying pan.
Whose incense TO my nostrils rose
When mornings earliest beams be-
gan
To make uneasy my repose;
a Eustatorv reveille.
Less brutal than p buEle blast.
L regularly summoned me
To rise and dress and break my
fast
Though fond Of rest-as who IS
not?-
It's odor reused me like a shot.
The beafsteak that my youth sus-
tanned
II have 'em broiled now. If can.
With onions as an ADJUNCT gained
It's flavor in the frying pan.
IL Drowned my sausage. crisped my
ham.
And that 1t did these duties well.
I'm fairly certain-for I am
Alive today the tale 90 tell.
I'm those days no dyspepsia racked
Ny now too frail digestive tract.
II this utensl did the harm.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-25
dust FOlhs @y. GG9 zzssEz
SACRIFICE.

SACRIFICE.
One gave a purse of minted gold
and passed along his way
But what was precious in himself
he kept for ease and play;
He danced with women fair at night
and sang his merry songs,
Content that with his yellow gold
he'd righted many wrongs
And ono there was who met the
poor and bought them meat
and bread
And quite forgot their bitter days
when once their mouths were
fed.
He gave from out his well-flled
purse the stuff that could be
bought.
But what they really hungered for
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-25
WHAT SCIENCE NOW SAYS
ABOUT SCARLET FEVER
INFECTION
By Royal 8. CopcI2nd. NJ D.. Com
missioner OF Health, New


York City.
Every decade has it's change of
thought You learned the old-fash-
Toned waltz. but YOU had to change
your step every few years or give
UP the dance.
To keep up with the advancing
ideas of sanitation requires many
doctors and most laymen TO be men
tai acrobats. What we accepted as
gospel truth when I was a boy is
laughed at today
We used to think the scarlet
fever patient was surrounded by an
atmosphere. or an omanation. or a
miasm of some sort. We thought
this was capable Of penetrating the
clothing, of clinging TO the hair, and
of attaching itself 10 books or pa
pers We believed every person
who approached. the patient became
contaminated and unclean.
The doctor covered his clothing
with gown when he visited the
case The nurse wrapped up her
head and never touched anything
outside the patients room without
washine her hands I'm some vile
smelling disinfectant
When the illness ended the room
was fumigated and disinfected. Sui
phur was burned or fOrmaldehyde
vapor was confined in the room for
hours. The bedding was sterilized.
the walls washed down. the room
repapered. and the woodwork paint
ed
The scarlet fever patient was
guaranteed, the house was placard-
ed. the schools were closed. and the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-25
YOUR HEALTH

the leper or Bible times.
All these ideas and practices
have been discarded.
The scientists. without discover
ing the particular germ responsible
for the disease, have determined
that scarlet fever is conveyed only
by the discharges of the body The
secretions of the nose and mouth
are considered particularly danger
GUS
The "peeling" or Sealing" period
is dreaded now merely because it
comedies with the time OF greatest
discharge of the germs from the
nose and mouth.
SO there we are!
You can look i'm on the case. and.
If YOU do not touch the patient or
anything soiled by his secretions.
you are said to be perfectly safe.
No longer is il believed that mani
mate objects are likely to carry
contagion. The teaching now is
that disease is carried by persons
and not by things"
How hard it is for us to reconcile
ourselves to the new teachings. All
our old-fashioned ideas of ethics
and medicine have to be made over
Il we believe the progressives.
Anyhow. 1t is pretty well estab-
lished that we were wrong about
scarlet fever. II we keep our hands
clean and our school houses clean,
and prohibit coughing and sneezing
without covering the face with the
handkerchief. scarlet fever loses its
tCrrors
But, OF course. we should take no
chances. We must exercise care and
good sense. In the meantime, let
us pray that the scientists will
speedily find the cause of scarlet
fever and some means Of immuniz-
ing against it,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-25
The Tower Babel ST. "a
* 1:::.9i
eGY Bill Armstrond e5Z-2cs5

They're going 10 saw a woman in
two at the Orpheum theater next
week. Manager John Schard berg
says bring your own saw. or bring
your own woman. we really don't
remember which
one OF our lynxed eyed CORE
spondents calls 20 our attention that
the date line on one OF the pages OF
tho Daily Moan the other night was.
april 1. 1922" We ask the trade
to kindly roll their own headline
There was discussion back stage
at the oliver theater Billy Rich
ardson the stage manager. who is
described as an Irish terrier was
one OF the gents i'm the discussion:
the other was the genial r A Wood
the manager of the thea1er Mr.
Wood expressed the opinion that a
string quartet would be a fine thing
for the theater.
Yes. IL would be all right"
Richardson exclaimed. IF you had a
harp in it,
Therein be no harps in this quar-
tet." was the reply. its bad enough
10 have them as stage hands. with
out having them mixed up in the
music as WELL"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-25
OtherE ditOrs ThanOurs
WORK
lSeattlh Star.l

Seattle starr
The country has more workers i'm factories
than on farms for the FIRST time I'm history This IS
shown by the National city Banks invest cation.
covering half century.
Tn so years the number employed on farms less
than doubled. Employee in manufacturing and
mechanical industries gained 400 per cent in trade
and transportation 5e0 per cent.
The figures &c lime. They are made pos
sibe only by scientific agriculture.
The farmer OF today Is feeding more peore than
in the past. He's also getting more convenences
from city factories
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-25

was more than passing thought.
A third there was who gave his
renee but did not pass along,
He could not turn away from care
To- join with dance or song;
He knew the misery Of the world,
he felt it day and night.
He never merely soothed a wrong,
but tried TO set it right. n
There was I'm others poverty a pain
which he could feel.
The tears in little children's eyes
were bitter tears and real:
He knew tomorrow must return with
many an ache and sigh
And could not toss a coin TO want
and blithely travel by.
Copyright. 1929
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-25

? a thin South Bend policeman.
3. Two nice days in succession.
8. A prohibition newspaperman.
3. A white collar at the Black
stone theater.
s. Joe Grand Leader delivering a
republican speech.
z. An employe Of the Daily Moan
laughing aloud
s. Dave Fishgrund with his hat off
and his hair hanging down in his
eyes.
Q. a. r. Erskine driving a Yellow
Cab.
10. John DeLeury stricken with
an attack Of lock jaw
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-25

Two film actors were discussing
domestic problems. One Of them
said: Louie. if 1 had a wife such
as you describe and complain Of,
I'd send her on a vacation TO the
Thousand Island with instructions to
spend one month on each island"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-25

For which IL is so much decried.
There'd be nobody on the farm.
Where mostly everything is fried.
Although the dietitians pirate
That it has clipped our earthly
span,
The food that made this nation
great
Has sizzied in the frying ran.
And still my nostrils f0ndlv throb
OF mornings it's on It's job.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-25
THE RECIPE.

Lady: You say your father was
injured in an explosion? How did
IL happen?
Child: Well. mother saws II was
too much yeast. but father says it
was too little sugar.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-25
NOT UNLIKELY

Weary Willie: I may be poor
now. but when 1 was young I had
by own carriage.
Leary Louis: Yep. and yer NAV
pushed il.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-25
CAN'T EOOI HIM

Overheard at the ball game:
ooh Paul; isn't our pitcher grand
He hits their bats no matter where
they hold them"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-25
\ HISTORY QUIZ WE NIGHT
PAS

1. When was the war Of 1912?
.. From what province in France
was Joan of Arc?
g. Who is the author Of Macau-
lays History OF England?
g. What two countries were par
Elephants in the Spanish American
war?
.. I'm what season Of the year did
Washington spend his winter at
Valley Forge
g. Tell about the Swiss navy.
TIE house has passed the bonus
bill; now all that remains to be done
is to have the senate and Harding
turn it down.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-25

What Congress needs more than
anything csc is a method for the
painless extraction OF taxes.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-25

There Is this 20 say about Ireland.
The civil wars over there are never
exclusive
Copyright. 1920
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-25
IMMUNE.

Bootlegging is one business which
never seems 10 reach the saturation
point.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-25
Sterrzhar.

graduate OF Universal School OF
Davenport and Ross School OF Fort
Wayne. has opened offices al 52l y.
Main 81. 4-ts
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-25

When YOU say cigars-say Dutch
Masters. 45-tf-Adv.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-25
AirpIanes That Fly
SOC 75C and S1.00

In the game of Let's Pretend Airplanes
are more fun. It's thrilling to imagine
oneself flying about in the air and an air
plane appeals to the constructive side of
boy nature.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-25
SHEER LUCK

Pat: say Mike. did vez hear
about that big fiddler dying? He
thought so much of his violin he had
it buried with him.
Mike: no. yez don't mean it?
It's a dom good thing he didn't play
the piano"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-25

The London Times digs up
bunch Of "humOr evasive' in ans
wers 10 Questionaires. a.. for in
stance: a person whose father has
been hanged by the neck until use
less answered the question
rs your father dead? If so how
did he die"
My father was taking the prin-
cipal part in a public function. when
the platform gave away"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-25

THINGS YOU DON'T OFTEN SEE.
T. Ye Editor i'm a dentists chait.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-25

swank-Master Cleaners. Phone
Main 791. 72-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-25

Dear Editor: Ny little boy has
worms What will help him?
Answer: Feed him lots Of fish
they like EN-.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-25

4 this utensl ala The harm.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-25

March and April are the two best months
for kites. The breeze that grown-ups
despise for its wilful pranks:-snatching
away hats, blowing eyes full of dust and
such is the friend of boys.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-12-13
VIENNESE STUDENTS URGE EN-
FORCEMENT OF PER CENT NORM
tJewish Telegraphic Agency

Vienna National students
held n mass meeting at which they re-
solved to join their colleagues in
Prague in the fight against the Jews.
The following is the ultimatum hand
ed to the president of the university ::
Jews may not become presidents or
members of the excutiv' bonrd of the
Viennesc university and not more thnn
1O% of all professors may be Jews.
The ul imatum also asked for strict
enforcement of the percent form to be
introduced against Jewish students
German students today attacked
Jewish students in all universities and
scientific institutions in Vienna. beat
and forced them out s
Great Indignation was aroused
among the Jewish population by the
violent action of the German students.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-12-13
NEW YORK JEWS ORGANIZE FOR
JEWISH WORLD CONGRESS-.
] lJewIsh Correrpondence Rureaul

tJewish Correspondence Bureau)
New York-New York Jewry Mt Il
conference November. 10, effected n
Democratic organization. ns part Of
the American Jewish Congress-. to
represent the Jews Of New York. About
two hundred sOcie les. lodges. cOngre
cations were represented by delegates
at this conference.
DIR. Wise declared In stirring
speech: 1.-The time has come for n
World Jewish Congress on behalf of
OF opinion there. ANY Jew who does
not wish to have part or to be rep
resented in n World Jewish Congress
thinks great deal more about him
self than he does about the future of
the Jewish people. You will recall
that at the Carlsbad session of the
Zionist Organization n resolution was
passed favOring World Jewish Con-
gress for Palestine There will be
World Jewish Congress for Palestine.
because I found everywhere in Europe
that at last the time has come when
all Jews in America. Europe ana Pai-
estine must take counsel together and
to assume the burdens which rest up
on them" A'ff
The following resolutions were
adopted:
That steps be Immediately taken to
organize the Jews of New York for
par icipntion in the Jewish World Con-
gress for the upbuilding of Palestine.
That. believing the Ku Klux klnn
to be n menace to the Unity and In
tegri Y of American life. the Confer
elce declare its desire to cooperate
with all groups prepared to oppose the
Ku Klux Klan ms hostile to American
ideals and subversive of the spirit M
American Democracy, rf 30
And that they voice their indigna-
tion against the prosecutions of Zion
lists in Russia. ts.dJrfs rt
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-12-13
J.D.C. STARTS WORK
THROUGHOUT RUSSIA
Credii Unions and Opens
Farm Schools.
tJewIsh Telegrnphlc Agency

tJeWlsn IeieRrnpnic Agency
MoscOw-Dr. Rosen who arrived
here to takg charge of reconstruction
work for the Joint Distribution com
mittee. stated that the 100 tractors
which will arrive in Odessa in Decem-
Der will he divided into ten groups AMI
each group will have an American
foreman. These groups will plough
the Jewish colOnists land and also the
land of the neighboring peasants. The
landowners will pay the Local Credit
Union with grain for the ploughing
ORA Rosen plans TO strengthen the
Credit Unions and to establish new
Unions on non-scrtnriaH basis
rmong agriculturists and artisans. iie
also informed your correspondent that
the JDC will spend S1OO.OOO on buy
ing live stock. and n similar sum will
lie expended for buying small ma
chimes. establishing three travelling
agricultural schools. reOpening old
trade and farm schools and distribut-
ing pure seed.
The JDC's program is nll-Russinn.
but they will concentrate their efforts
maialy in the thickly populated Jew
ish districts of Russia.
The lCA has concluded an agree
ment with the SOviets whereby they
will he permitted TO establish credit
unions throughout Russia. The ICA
representative is already here to start
work.
The Oze will in all probability h
permitted shortly to do work on an
all-Russinn basis. Meanwhile they
are opening sanatorium in Moscow
accommodate sixty beds.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-12-13
GERMAN STUDENTS. ON STRIKE
AT PRAGUE SCHOOL, ORDERED
BACK TO CLASSES.
Socialists Side With Jews As Briien
Germans Join Walk-out Against
Jewish University President.
(JewIsh TelegraphIc Agency


prague-The Minister of Education
has today warned the students of the
Prague University that unless they re-
call their strike against the Jewish
President Steinherz. the school will be
closed for the rest of the term.
The students took possession of the
institution in organized military fash
ion. Riots brokt out among the
students. of whom half are Jews. The
police intervened and restablsshed or
der.
No lectures have been given today.
Students belonging TO the German Ma
tional Wing have issued an appeal. in
which they say they will not cease
to their struggle to maintain the "true
German character in tht Prague Uni
varsity.
The Socialist students have Joined
the Jews body publishing statement
that they will not allow racial pre-
judice to dominate science or regulate
tho according of scientific honOrs.
Heated debates have taken place to-
day IN the Parliament and Senate. in
consequence of the students strike.
Czech deputies bitterly reproached the
German Deputies declaring that the
Germans who complain Of oppression
by the Czechs demonstrated to the
world by their attitude at the Uni
vcrsiy how eager they themselves are
to suppress others. The German: Nh
tional students are severely denOunc-
ed in the Czecho-Slovakian press.
while German newspapers prnise them
as heroes in the cause Of German IA
tionalism.
Professor Steinherz has declared
that he had no intention OF resigning
from his position. while the German
students at the Technical University
at Bruen. In AIoravia. have declared
a sympathy strike Of three days.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-12-13
COMMUNIST INTERNATIONALLY
AGAINST PALESTINE.
(JewI.h Telegraphic Agency

(JeWlah TeIegraphlc Agency
MOscow-The report of The Third
Internationale just published shows
that during this year. its Praesidium
discussed questions relating to the
Poalc Zion. the Socialist wing of the
Zionist Party. nine times. and four
times questions relating to the Bund.
This compares with the six tliSc'issiols
on Poland nine ON the United states
and eighteen on Germany. Palcstint
is not i:lcluslid among the list Of coun-
tries under discussion.
Mr. Admoini. former contributor
to the American Yiddish press, is tenn.
porarily representing the Palestine
Communist Party t the Congrtss un
til rhe arrival of the delegates from
l'alestine. Mr.. AdmOini was expelled
from. I've Left Inasp- Zionlst Party iss
cause he favored the acceptance Of the
demand of the Communist 1nternn-
tionale to eliminate the Palestine
plank from their platform and to drop
the name of Poale Zion. The question
If the admission Of the Palestine Com
raunist Party into the Communist In
ternationale will he discussed by the
Congress. Meanwhile consultative
vote has been granted to them. The
Lett P0ale Zionist verband will not
have the privilege of sending dele
gates to the Congress because they re-
fused to acctpt the demands of the
Communist InternatiOnale. The Pal
estine Communist Party will probably
accept the demand to become Terri
torinl Communist Party. which is non
Jewish in its character. although all
of its members are Jewish.
Mrs. Frumkin. who writes under the
name of Esther. will represent the
Jewish section of the Communist Party
at the Congress.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-12-13
WAAD LEUMI GIVES RECEPTION
TO WEIZNIANN.
(Jewish Telegraphic Agency,

Jerusalem-The Waad Leumi gave
a reception to Dr. Chain Weizmann on
his arrival in Jerusalem. at which
many speeches of welcome wefe deliv-
cred. Dr. Weizmann. in his address,
said that the political work was not
vet finished, and that he came to Pal
estine because of the many important
matters which still had to be done.
Peace within the ranks, he declared.
was most necessary in the present
crisis. DIR. Weizmann is leaving for
America in two months.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-12-13
PROFESSORS JOIN STUDENTS IN
FIGHT AGAINST JEWISH PRESI-
DENT IN PRAGUE UNIVERSITY.
(Jewish Teleeraphic Agency,

Pngne4The lectures which were in
;errupted Mt the Prngne University.
owing to the fight of the Gernnhn Ma
tional students for the resignation of
President Steinherz werp resumed on
Monday. the Minister of Edncnrion
having taken strong steps to bring
that about. tA 'N-
Only 40 out of tire 40 professors
voted confidence in President S.cin-
herr. the sympathy of most of the pro-
fessors being with the students IN
their fight agains- him.
The Socialist and liberal German
students, whose sympnthies are with
the Jewish students. held meeting,
which. owing to thertumilt' caused by
German National Students. was broli-
en- up by the police
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-12-13
JEWISH STUDENTS ARE
BEATEN IN RALLY
Minister sf Edueaticn Refuses to Re-
cs.ive Dsputa ion Demanding Per-
cen. Norm Restrictions for Jewish
Jewish Correspondence Buream


Warsaw. A number of Jewish
students were mistrea:ed Mt a rally
Of anti-Scmitic students addressed by
the Reverend Lntoslawslsi which pass-
I'd resolutions demanding the strict en-
forccment of the Percent Norm limi-
t:ition against Jewish students.
Only members of Polish National
organizations We're admitted to the
meeting; all Jewish students who
happened near the hall or were direct
cd there out of curiosity wre handled
roughly. The meeting over. an I'M
rromp.u street demonstration was
staged the marchers carrying banners
caricaturizing and denouncing the
Jews
a deputatiOn of anti-Scmitic stu
tlcn.s then proceeded to the Ministry
Of Education demanding hearing
which the Inter declined to grant