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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-28

Excess of grief for the deceased
is madness. for it is an injury to the
living and the dead know it not
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-28
Chicago Burglar Gets
Caught IN Lore Scene

CEDAR RAPIDS. Ia. Dec. 81
By l. y. S.)-Albert Conrad, Chlca-
go burglar. and love laughs at lock
smiths Nearly every time he has
been sentenced to Jail he has wrig-
gled out.
This time love laughed at Albert.
He came here last night IN a box
car TO see the girl he hopes some
day viii De a burglars bride. The
fugitive fell fast asleep. He was
captured and taken 10 a cell just in
time for the Jail breakfast.
HOPPER KETTLE KLUB CIGARS.
Guaranteed all imported filler
with Sumatry wrapper. All dealers.
Advt -2s2-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-28
POLICE INVESTIGATE
SUICIDE OF ACTRESS

Los ANGELES. Cal. Dec. II
Police were today investigating the
circumstances which led TO the al
legged suicide of MISS Connie Nor
timer, motion picture actress. Her
dead body was found in a gas filed
room in an apartment house.
Mystery surrounded the girls
death inasmuch as no note was
found.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-28

doses usually break up the cold
completely and end all grippe mis-
cry.
"Papes Cold Compound" is the
quickest, surest relief known and
costs only a few cents at drug
stores. Tastes nice. Contains no
quinine. Insist upon Pape's.-Adv.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-28

Instant Relief. Don't stay stuffed
up Quit blowing and snuffling!
Take "Pape's Cold Compound" every
two hours <gntl three doses are
taken. The. hfst dose opens clogged-
up nostrils and air passages of
head; stops nose running; relieves
headache. dizziness. feverishness,
sneezing. The second and third
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-28
FIRE DESTROYS GLUE

LOS ANGELES. Cal. Dec. 27-
Fire Of unknown origin destroyed
the beautiful clubhouse of the Up
filters at the UlplifterJ ranch in
SANTA Monica canyon early today.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-28
PROVIDE INCREASE
FOR ITALIAN ARMY

ROME. Dec. 27-The Italian
army is to BIO increased to 100000
men and the period Of CONSUMPTION
extended from T. to IS months. it
was learned today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-18

porting him or finding another man for his
job In the test presented by the partisan
demand for the scalps OF 100 Democrats
employed in the Treasury Department. Mr..
Harding apparently has indicated his deter
mination 10 support Mr.. Mellon and intelli-
gent departmental methods.
Tho soCretary's own reply to the petition
~ patronage seekers is characteristic. One
paragraph is enough 10 reveal his attitude:
The affairs of the Treasury are of too great
Importance 10 allow of Interference with
its pruper conduct through the introduction
Of petty politics The department.. particu-
larry the collection OF the revenues and the
handling OF the public debt. must be con
Quoted ON business principles and kept free
n all times from Diet riIneptal influences.
hands OF Republicans and is governed by
Republican policies. Those Democrats who
hold positions have been retained because
OF their qualifications for the Offices they
hold, and have had no evidence OF par
tsan activity on their part
y CorreSpo ndent credits TO the signers of
the petition the realization that they have
committed a blunder. but their conscious
ness of this fact undoubtedly may be laid
10 their apparent failure NOT TO any over
night change OF heart. They belong TO a
group that will return 10 the attack when
ever 4 Favorable opportunity offers. and il
would be unfortunate if the incident should
close without permanently rcassuring
word from the White House for the quiet.
busiucssiike head OF the Treasury
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-18
MAKE ARMENIAN SONG
MORE JOYOUS IN TONE
IKy Associntcd rronrl

foNSTANTlNOpLE, June IA
radical change in the national music
OF the Armenian people is being
Planned ~ the native teachers who
ar" IN charge 81 tho educational
work Of Ia" orphnnaRcs in tho Ar
m"uian Soviet Republic
They purpose To eliminate tho
note Of sadness and sub,nission''
ana substitute II more joyous spirit,
according To l.. Ray Ogden, Oakland
Cal. superintendent OF the Amer.
can Industrial school. where 1000
Armenian orphans are Learning ma
tive trades.
Many generations OF suppression
and persecution have left an indeii-
tie Impress on the popular music and
folk songs OF tho Armenian people"
said Mr.. ogden recently. The ma
tiv. dances, poems and plays are all
"a distinctly minor key which is
found 10 have "A depressing effect on
the youth nf the country. But with
the dawn OF a new freedom, This
note OF sadness ought to be changed.
so FAR as possible. into a spirit OF
Inspiration and enthusiasm In tho
schools We have agreed to eliminate"
some "f tho most depressing of The"
national folk songs. replacing them
with other national music revived
from the ancient songs Of the shcp-
herds and farmers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-18
Health Queries by DR.. Brady

The Girl Without Is there any harm
- going without a hat tho year round. even
through the winter? / have had this habit for
several years. | enjoy perfect health and I
think my hair Is nearly perfect too, but wen,
YOU know Old Mrs. Sumsey--she constantly
warns me | won't have any hair if I keep on.
Just think what ! save, never patroni2c the
miiliner And, oh. hoy. shouldn't this in
terest my future husbands. f.
Answer--No harm y hat is seldom really
necessary for a woman. except and then
{" protect her from intense sunlight or in
tense cold. Yes. I'm we'll acquainted with the
lady; she Is near cousin To our noted critic.
Mr.. Ben Told. They're IA mighty busy and
ubiquitous pair.
What. IIo Little Ahscess!-May | comment
on one Of your published inquiries about
absccsscd teeth? II the tooth structure war
rants retaining the tooth and one has dem
t!st who believes in saving teeth and is will
Ing TO devote thc time t" ii-somc dentists
simply loathe working canals. have
discovered-and one is willing TO pay the
price for such service. then ny all means keen
the tooth. No substitute can over quite re-
place the real one. ] s,il have several teeth
which some noted physicians said must come
out also stiil have my health. My dentist
worked more than twenty hours foot
canal. and saved the tooth. 1t cost money,
but think ono tooth is worth almost any
sum can scrapc np.-Mrs. Il. NJ. q.
Answcr--My sentiments madam Teeth
eyes. and even noses are priceless.
Solution of Rubber in BenzoI-Peasc let
know whether solution of raw rubber I'm
bcnzol is Injurious to the health OF II man
working with it, use IL in IA factory. coat
ing gnsket to keep cans watcrtight.
Sometimes get very dizzy when get a
strong Whit of It'll j. c.
Answcr--Bcnzol (aiso called benzcnc) is a
coal tar distillatc which is coming into wide
use in this country. not only as a solvent
but in making varnishcs. shcllacs and uuic,
drying paints. in the dry-cleaninG Industry
and perhaps in making rubber goods II has
been extensively used In Europe fer these nur-
poses Not only does II produce dizziness
when inhaled but 1t may cause grave or even
fatal injury to the nervous system. Experts
In Industrial hygiene describe the iutroduc-
ton Of benzoi as ~ disastrous innovation in
| industry" When such an agent is necessarily
| used in factory the most efficient fan o,
: exhaust ventilation should he supplied for tho
safety of the worker. r
downright National Newspaper Scryice1
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-18
.Jropartiizinc the Subsidy

OFFICIALS Of the administration now
~ realize, as they contemplate the predC-
ament Of ship subsidy legislation the folly
OF consenting TO the sale OF liquor aboard
rOvernment-owned ships. The radical dry
forces in Congress have been aroused and
they are threatening to amend the subsidy
bill with dry rider, insisting that if one
passes. the other shall be swallowed.
What is more, the drys are proposing to
enact legislation that will make all ships
that enter American ports bone dry. These
legislators quite understand. OF course that
they have nothing TO do with foreign ships
outside OF the territorial waters OF the
United States. but it is within their power to
regulate the possession OF liquor aboard
vessels within such waters II seems alb
surd. of course, TO talk about prohibiting
foreign shipowner from storing aboard
Vessel the unconsumed liquor such a ship
may have on hand when the ship approaches
an American harhor. but there are Supreme
Court opinions which apparently sustain
the right of Congress to pass such a meas
Ure.
There is less concern. however, over the
effect OF freak legislation upon foreign ship
ping than there is on the effect OF dry legis-
latiOn upon the movement 10 sudsidize
American merchantmen until these mer-
chantmen are able to compete with foreign
fleets. Subsidy legislation is not wholly 10
the taste of the American people at best
Those who favor it now do so only on the
ground that it is the lesser Of evils. The
government under present conditions finds
Il necessary 10 pay the losses of ship opera
tors in order to keep the flag afioaj at all
In the hope Of eventually wiping out
these annual deficits in the operations OF
The shipping Board and in the hope of en-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-18
urrp save the Records.

TO The Editor of The Times Disnatch.
SIR WHY has every adlutant- gen
cral IN the Southern states fun rec
"rds az Confederate soldiers IN his
Office IN each state Capitol? Because
every state looked out for lis sol
dicrS. having complete records of
their enlistment service and dis
charge WHY arc there no similar
records there ~ the Confederate
! sailor2 Because. while each state
was looking 'ou; for its soldiers. 40
state looked out for its sailors. The
only records kept OF the Confederate
sailor were In the Navy Department
in this city, AID when IL was cvacu
atcd April 3, 1865, all those records
We're burned. Is II not due the mem
"ry OF those sailors that some effort
should be made by somebody some
where, To re-es;abiish those records >
No one else taking the matter in
hand, our organization has under
taken II, and We are now asking as
sistance 10 enable us 10 give the
sailor the same consideration which
mas already been given the soldier.
At our Atlanta Reunion the duty
was pat on me to devise some plan
by which this can he done. have
undertaken the work. and horc by
for my work Rut. however. patriotic
our people are. they manifest little
interest IN this work, and deaf ear
is turned Ia our appeal. have.
therefore. resolved to take tho lee
;ure platform and. on n tour. tell an
illustrated stury Of the Confcdc ra : e
navy, and show. by means OF store
opticon slides it's ships, its bat
ties and it's heroes
The first presentation OF this IL
Illustrated story Will he at the John
Marshall High School next Tuesday
night. and all who are Interested are
invited TO attend. There vii! he a
full navy program. OF sea stories. by
participants, solos. duets and quar-
tets. Will conclude .hc evening s
entertainment with the Illustrated
story. a O. WRIGHT
Richmond, Va. June II. 1922.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-18

"""eu. Ana TO cap tho climax. the
only function which is really enjoy
abie to them Is for sponsors only
that is the boat trip down tho river
Ntdhesdhy afternoon. Now, il is all
riHht TO have the girls. too. hut the.
veterans should hold first place and
nave hrst consideration II is their
p"rtE' ana they are tichmond's honor
guests. To have them treated as
anything else would he an ovcrI,at-
ing disgrace 10 the Southern capital
80 again ". ask. why?
why do the two camps Of Sons of
Veterans allow this?
Why not any number OF Informal
cntcrthinments-ba concerts. a
lawn party on the Soldiers Home
grounds. watermelon feast. an au-
toinobile trip. community sings" i'm
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-18
Why the ikcunJou:

To the Editor Of The Times Dispatch:
Sir,-At last, at the eleventh hour,
the program for the Reunion OF Con-
fcderatc Veterans has been pub
lished. and events for their interest
and entertainment are conspicuous
only by their absence. Why is this?
We know that the State and city OF
Richmond appropriated ample funds
40. 900; that the people are interested
ana willing 10 ncip in every way.
and that Richmond offers ample fa-
oilitics Tor making this the best re-
union ever held.
Yet the only events scheduled
which the rank and file OF veterans
are permitted to attend are three
ba!ls--functions that mako little APP
peal even to young folks in this in
tensely warm weather and that can
have no interest for these old men.
many of whom are from sections of
the country whore dancing is ta
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-18
Why Mi IL An y.,rr,,,..

!" lie Editor of The Times Dispatch
S!r.-l noticed in Yesterdays Dis
patch the following notice.
u" CIV. veterans free car ticllcia.
" X. " J.. adopts suggestion in be-
mar Of Confederate heroes"
confederate veterans" i'm uniform
ana Boy Scouts in uniform Will he
presented with spccia' tickets per
hi'ttihE them Ia ride ON the stree,
cars free OF cost during the reunion
neriod. beginning June II ANA cx
'thd'hS 10 June -. Does this mean
that only those old Cunfcdcratcg', who
are In uniform Will get the henottt
OF free ride on the street cars? |.
so, why the distinction between those
III uniform aud those without If
make no mistake there viii bo :,
good many without uniforms who
were Just as fine soldiers as those
VINO VIII be in uniform and who are
Just as deserving of care ana attcn-
ton. All cannot belong to camps.
nor can all AFFORD uniforms | would
suggest the Cross OF Honor" be SUI
hcicnt uniform to allow Il Conccder-
ate to rid" free
am am old Confederate myself and
belong I" II. Il Newton Camp. OF,
Hanover County. have no uniform.
and expect 10 be at the reunion
am not icegiaE for Il IRE. ride
can pay for all the rides Will
take on the street cars-but know
or tn" courtesy extended them, and
It Will he q great help ana comfor,
to them.
j. CHURCHILL COOKE
King William Courthouse. va.
June - 1922
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-18
The Poets Conner
Don't.

Don't.
Don't preach you in tho broad high
way
To weary men Of toll and sin,
Unless you've felt the heat of day,
And you can lose as well as win.
Don't tell you them. tho grimy host.
host.
How they should smile and start
again,
Unless you. too. can bear the boast
or strcngth--and smile at loss and
pain.
In life don't lightly speak Of death
AS II II in a childish thing,
Unless you've felt it's chilling breath,
And jests you see behind it's sting.
But when in life you've lost and won.
And YOU have conquered all your
pride.
Speak To the men In sweat and aun.
And you viii win them to your
NICHOLAS DRAKE.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-18

the parks such as we had during tho
World War, etc. rho first INV or
hospitality is to make tho guest have
good time by doing things which
appeal to him. Let's get busy, cvcry-
body IL Is up to the people Of Rich
mona just as much as IL is to the
committee. II the details of all these
pians-and they are cnorinous-aro
TOO heavy for one group of men, let's
everybody help Enlist your auto-
mobiles. Volunteer for service. tor
this Is case where persona! scrvics
ana attention counts for iuorc than
anything else. Don't let all of our
attentions DO lavishcd on "a favored
fcw-thc "gilt braid sct--whiic our
guests OF honor. the lighting boys
OF 'tl 10 'G5. arc made to feel ike tho
stranger at the feast" And don't
stand Lack because you haven't been
asked. It's your pnrty and mine
NirEinia's as whole-and it's our
own Johnny Rebs who followed tho
glorious. conquered banner In the
defense OF tho straightcst. fairest
principles OF government the world
has ever known. who are coming
back home with one long shout OF
"Ou to Richmond" Let's make II a
glorious homecoming in every way.
a. II. y.
Richmond. Va. June II. 1919.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-18
Voice Of the People on Topics Of the Day
rrcscrvc the "PriccIcss Records"

Preserve the "PriccIcss Records"
To the Editor of The Times Dispatch
Sir.-four issue OF June T. con-
tanning a most admirable and logI.
cal article with reference to the
permanent establishment OF the
headquarters OF the Sons Of Con-
icdcrate Veterans in Richmond, and
the contemplated accumulation and
guardianship OF our priceless records
IN this historic center. must serve
as an apology for my Intrusion upon
your space.
When mere lad in my teens. n
student at the University OF Vir-
Elnia. perhaps the most youthful on
lis roll. April. 1861. ! dedicated my
SELF To the cause OF the South, was
wounded almost unto death "A,
Gettysburg. July 3. 1863, and stood
III the forefront Of tho battle for
the defense OF your own city June.
1852. when critically Ill from an M :
tack OF malnrial fever Assuredly.
ihs whirl!gig or time brings in his
rcN.nscs." and our historical vIndi-
cation is rapidly passing into the
sphere OF achieved reality. our enc
mics themselves being Judges.
am awaiting with eager interest the
contamination OF the excellent plau
proposed by Governor TrinItle. Arc
not the sacred documents ho aims
TO conserve with aGcctionate zcaI
ana assiduous caro- and devotion
ne story Of the roudIicst fellow
ship
Whereof the world holds record"
HENRY + SHEPHERD.
h'ltim"r". Md. June IL. 1872.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-18

Letters for the "Voicc of the
reopie" Column should not exceed
"oo words In length. beyond TINT
number the editor reserves the
r'Eht To blue prLrIi. Nnmc and
u"ures" must acr1ihpnny cnrh conn
Enumeration, not for publication, IL
"' Wrhcr d"cS not wish II, hut
"S evidence of good fnith.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-18
"CLAN' MEMBERS MEET
HERE DURING REUNION
Embrace Chappcll, Dickic.
Darlington, Adams and
Kindred Families.

Abou, thirty years ago Philip T..
Chappeil, then a member or the Leg
isiature OF Missouri. conceived the
idea OF compiling the genealogical
history az his family ana was in
strumental in forming an associu-
ton In connection with that work.
In pursuit Of this idea he toured
the Middle Atlantic States. dovoting
large part OF his research TO Vlr-
ginI3 as the original proEcnitors Of
IN" family came from England to
the Colony ot Virginia in 1885
This history Was complied and
published. fhiiip T. Chappcll went
20 his hnal rest many years ago.
but the association lives through its
regularly appointed officers. /; IL
customary Tor the family 10 hold
periodical reunions selecting the
rlacr aud iiu- ~ some large public
gathering, the rcUuiuus OF Confcdor-
ate Veterans having Lccu frequently
selected In line with this policy
the following notice has been Issued
hy the secretary
Macon. Ga. May %. 1922.
Members Of the ",'lan":
Colonel Samuel /. Adams. OF South
iiost"n. va. president Of the Asso-
citation Of the Chappcll. DIckic. Car
iington. ADAMS and Kindred Fam
HES OF virginia. has requested me
!" issued a call for tho ninth reunion
OF the Clan Ia h" held in Rich
mord. Va Wednesday,. Juno y. lG22
at Central Y. NJ. 9. ~. second floor
'Roy's Department.. corner Seventh
and Grace Streets. from l2;aO 10 J
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-18
he Millennium.

When tho druggist offers YOU something
just bad
When a rirl thinks dishwashing Is clever
When fellow spends much on his wife
as he did his sweetheart
When ;hc fellow who Wells Amen" loudest
drops a dollar in tho basket
when the plumber brings all his tools the
first trip.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-18

Yes. Mary said Jones. ''I'vc been reading
history. Its mighty Interesting. is history.
Now that woman, Cleopatra the way she
handed il 10 Caesar aud Antony. she mus,
have been wizard. She must have"
john interrupted his spouse. by insnira-
tI"'h have you gone and hired some darncd
Egyptian huSsy for Il stcuographcr?"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-18
Yes.

Stolen from a picture in Judge: The one
time that a woman suffers keen regret is
when after having hobbcd her hair, she finds
That she cannot change her mind
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-18
Spirit Of Virginia's Press

SAYS the EoamoE" Times: The House Of
Representatives IS getting ready to put on that
wc!l-known drama, Paul and Virginia. But
TO Judge Harrison, It's more than drama;
us a tragedy"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-18


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- ' ""''''' ""u'" STUDY IN.
- rs anu p'cccp's
49,, i, - '' '"' WIN" PROB
m
. - - 1900 ''"'' says hhe i-EhchourG
'''''''' ''s"t 10 permit
49, '' n',"er "s con-
49," -" ""'isa''oh TO grant
~ ''''''o''' an" ''"' III granting the
'e"H - t''-S az s"N'','''eh' IN the a'naz-
49," " ' 49, N'"i"'ihS on inc
ms" go po''e5 "h'c'' II thtorces within
~ on ii''u' anu "hieh Is embedded
'"' """NI''' 'ch'S'c' observes: richmond
"ph""16 :" nave "eNe'oped an acute case OF
fat'T' ''t''""' however mere - no danger
o. d EhF"'"s IN 'hat conservative old city
original platform declares: NO section Of Nir-
airia can longer anord 10 be Isolated through
'Net Of permanent hish"aya and the sooner
ih~ .%s.-'n.".s rn' 'ni' en@et the progressive
program advocated by Governor TrinkIe and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-18
I.nSniappe.

Judgment.
Mans worst enemy is kinder than himself
To be penniless is hotter than TO be pride
less
Credit waits for YOU 10 come out on pay dav
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-18

There isn't much point in trying 70 talk to
Mars when can't make Europe understand.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-18

Y.
This gathering takes place on the
second dag of the Confederate Vet
Grams Reunion. and II is the hone
OF itS promoters that AL of the
hpoVc names, or those connected by
TIES OF blood who ar. Interested. viii
n"h inc SKY blue badge and be on
mana at The time and place named
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-18

The Newport Ncws Press expresses the be
!iet That the best and surest remedy for the
evil in the world is Bible study" Then il
adds: 'lf all men and women would study the
Hible and make It's principles and preccpts
their rule % conduct. Al. the worlds prob
SENS would be- solved"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-18

The indications are that II will be come da y.
yet before the people OF ireland find out wha'
they decided 10 do
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-18
Up With the Times
Ky IL. q. IL.

When YOU say, AS welcome as a Confederate
IA Richmond you've just about reached the
Limit in defining or procIaiming hospitality.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-18

Another reminder that all is not os, col
l"ge president protests against the tendency
10 grade Drawn higher than brain
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-18

l.. NJ. Eastern time Don't forget
TO wear thc badge of sky blue rib
bon.
Sincerely yours,
CLIFTON Il. CliAPPEII..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-18

y correspondent says the question of liquor
selling on American ships remains just where
II was. That may seem TO he the case but
this incident has not yet been closed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-18

Reunion Week THAT'S all-anl enough.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-18

!u' with bcsot,od base ineratltude
rams. and hiasphcmes his feeder.