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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-13

Debs Haywood and others OF their kind complain
cd. Debe, Haywood. and the others however are ir
iaH while their constituents applaud Johnson.
Borah and Mccormick, as new recruits TO their
cause and Join in applause. insisting
that il is X, and necessary freedom Of speech
republicans
And then We wonder there is class con-
seOusness" in America; a the part Of the
under dog" that ne is an "under-dog a real
ization on the part OF the masses that boasted
equality" displays occasional evidences OF sham;
that is OF a question OF who you than
what you do-and that in the midst Of
social unrest that pears down heavily even upon
the stability OF republic itself? Chicago
good place for this trio to open their campaign
Chicago that has been poisoned readiness for it
by such journals the pro-German Chicago
Tribune, equally pro-German Herald Examiner,
Mayor Thompsons Chicago RepubHcan-and num-
crous no less reasonable socialist and German
guage organs, the editors OF which, If
have been informed jailed. their editions sup
pressed.
An yes! The republican press agents tell that
their meeting wildly enthusiastic. and
wildly enthusiastic" is good characteristic of
the windy cty'--Chicago. But always bear in mind
when YOU hear a yelling the top of his voice,
and throwing his hat high in the air that he is
probably doing II because he hasn't brains enough
10 DO anything else II PreSt wilson mas SOBER,
serious listening audiences. it is because they
thinking audiences and he is making them think.
His audiences of respect for his judgment. and
a desire know the truth, are taking heed instead
of taking up the major portion Of his time cheer
ing something that they know nothing about,
and wouldn't know about if they could.
You cannot safely judge what the silent sober,
thinking majority want by what noisy. unthink-
ing. air-sphttng minority cheer for. Take, for in
stance that blatherskte in the Chicago audience
who arose to yell "impeach hm'-referrng the
president. He undoubtedly fairly representative
of the noise making crew else the reporters would
not have singled him for quotation and how
many brains do you suppose a fool. capable Of
losing his head possesses? MesSrs. Johnson. Borah
and Nc ormicll making their appeal to exactly
that type They dare appeal to the brains of
the country for they have nothing 10 appeal with.
Their argument isn't argument but sophistry, their
craftsmanship ranting demagoguery and they have
gone out after the applause of the rabbe, the
thinking-the only audience they have just
enough to realize. they will be able to hold
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-13
Other Editors Than Ours
MEXICO AVOIDING TROUBLE
Galveston Ncws.)

The haste of the Carranza government to express
its regret for the firing by Mexican federal troops
American arplanc indicates the critical state
OF relations between Washington and Mexico City
Discrimination of the United States authorities
TO force ar issue is shown by their suspension of
action Immediately Carranza had spoken. though
the attack Lieut. Johnson and Capt McNabb was
altogether unwaTranted. Firing them when they
flying above their soil was little less than
an invasion of the United States by Mexican troops
The Offense is a serious but apparently the in
cident has been closed
on the other hand there should be within a very
short time a complete showdown with respect to
NIexico's purposes and intentions. II is up to Car
rama to prevent rupture the results of which
would he discomfting TO him. The Mexican presi
dents address to the congress only few days ago
exhibited conciliatOry spirit. But than that
: required of him. He must act sincerely toward
the discharge of his country's obligations Ameri
All possible consideration will be had for the
great difficulties he is experiencing with the Mex
lean factions.
But cannot be expected 10 remain patient
while he is either Indifferent to just demands
hostile US, either openly passvely. In tax
ing cognizance OF the ofense committed By some OF
his troops the Rio Grande I'm firing Ameri-
flyers. almost before the report OF the shots
had died away, Carranza gives evidence that he
wants to avoid trouble.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-13
DEBS. JOHNSON. HAYWOOD, BORAH
AND "MEDY" MCCORMICK.

such believing biIlingsgate is being INDUCED
In BY Hi Johnson. Bill BOrah and NEEDY Mccormick.
senators from California. Idaho and Illinois, re-
spectivey. Is being well addressed and httingy re-
Ceived by hoodums the bolsheviki rabid socialists
the l. ". W. and pro-Germans. who viii crowd
their halls wherever they go hilarious TO have their
contentious previous too. throuE and since
war augelized 10y such eminent republicans. 1t is
perfectly natural for even these armies OF the
great unwashed," and the Prussian bound. are NOT
without the elements of snobbery IN their makeup.
They enjoy indeed the realization that they must
have been right an along. these wise men" having
finally Appropriated their doctrine.
"Biu' Haywood is in Leavenworth and Gene
Dets in Atlanta. merely for saving things prophetic
OF what the foreign relations COMMITTEES has
said in its majority report TO the senate. and what
Messrs Johnson. Borah and Mccormick said in
Chicago. In other, words the charges being made
by the opponents the Paris treaty and League Of
Nations covenant. presume the conditions 10 have
existed previous TO aud during the war OF which
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-13
NO TERMS TOO SEVERE" FOR THESE.

The killing of an American soldier by a patrol
OF German troops in the neutral Cob
LEM has the appearance Of being an act Of revenge
against the American people. This Yankee dough-
boy slain, apparently not because of anything
he had personally done-though the slayers may
counted upon to trump up some sort Of accusation
against him-but merely because repre-
sentative of the hatred United States"
Hun government officials protest that Germany
has put aside all thought Of vengeance; but the
killing of this American and Of other allied sol
diers speaks louder than words. These murders.
fresh evidence Of German treachery, make eloquent
TO those who say the peace terms are too
harsh. They should serve a warning 90 those who
would have pressure lifted from the Huns by
amendment rejection of the peace treaty
Il is to be hoped that military authorities
viii be no less stern than the French and British
in exactng punishment for this crime. our allies
have compelled the Huns 10 pay heavy penalties
for ofenses against their nationals Not only the
individuals responsible FOR the killing Of this
American soldier should be 20 suffer: the Ger
government also must be made to answer TO
the end that it md it 70 its advantage dis
courage acts Of vengeance against the Huns con
Querors
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-13
YOUNG VANDERBILT'S AMBITION.
CBeaver Fails Tribunel

The ambition of Cornelius Vanderbilt jr.. 10 learn
Journalism by filing positions in the editorial de-
partment of a daily newspaper and then through
10 influence public opinion TO support what is right
and good is praiseworthy And il is a pity that his
prominence has interfered with his usefulness
a reporter that for the time being he has been
compelled abandon the plan take a vacation.
Let il be hoped that the novelty OF the idea of
millionaire working a reporter will pass and
young Mr.. Vanderbilt viii be permitted fol-
low his vocation without being logged BY photog-
aphers and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
IL is a good thing for the country that the sons
the wealthy longer willing spend their
the lesson taught by the unfortunate experiences
their parents. many OF whom. in the first flush
OF the possession OF great wealth thought work
necessary. and in consequence with time hanging
heavy their hands. INDUCED in eXtravagances Of
conduct which brought them nothing but
and unpleasant nOtoriety. The demonstrated
the sciOns Of the nations richest families
for the most part good citizens democratic and
DESTROYS OF being useful
Nanderbits choice Of a field o. activity will COM
mend itself; for journalism is a higher plane
than most other business enterprises in that the
purpose OF the undertaking so much the
making OF money 10 benefit the people by giving
them correct information about affairs and
promoting high ideals Ii is wonder that the
young millionaire. anxious do good things a
big scale should be attracted by the opportunities
journalism presents
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-13
More Truth Than Poetry
THE LESSON OF HISTORY
BY JAMES J. MONTAGUE


On the sunshny African isles
Where the ladies were light their feet
And under the mangoes did shimnies and tangoes
That were far risque than discreet
Reformers would often arise.
Hold up their stern hands and proclaim:
'Profaning the Voodoo by dancing like you do
Is blot the Hottentot name"
But the tom-tom resumed
Its rhythmcal senuous boom
The fluctuations and twists and gyrations
Envened the tropical gloom
In the land of the Bashi Bazouks
Where they dance in the manner of snakes
With many CULVER and shudder and shiver,
And shocking assortment of shakes.
Whenever prude happens by.
He cries, with a Mortified glance:
No modest young Bugar would do things
vulgar;
The law should prohibit this dancel
But when he has gone his way
And the music starts playing more,
The shiver OF snews and muscles continues.
Exacly the before
And when listen today
To the strenuous voice of reform,
The statement advancing that up to date dancing
Is getting little too warm.
We know that the youth of the land
Will pause with plying smile
And dance more sedatey and less intimately,
But when they've reformed for a while
From Zanzibar, Afghanistan
Or Bankok. Belize or Brazil
Or Greenland Lapland or China or Japland
they'll get more shocking dance still
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-13
LET Us RUN AFTER YOUR ADS

The above sketchy little drawing
is of one of The Times ad-
vertising solicitors, Fastening after
copy. The drawing is from the
versatile pen OF the noted Shames
Montgomery Stagg and is accurate
except that il seemed the solicitor
was walking just the least bit faster
when he was sketched. Despite
this inaccuracy, the dealer contem-
plating advertising can see without
glasses the wonderful service pos
sible if he inserts his copy in this
paper. If you are not yet convinced.
better look again at this splendid
drawing. Here, you see an energetic
young solicitor, hatless and perhaps
penniless too, Fastening after copy
which was supposed TO have run a
week ago but there was some little
trifling delay in the telephone serv-
ice and he has just received the mes
sage only a few minutes before.
Breathless and penniless. he
tears onto the main stem Of the
town 10 get the all desired copy. BY
and by he receives the copy, hits
it back to the office again at light
ming speed, Weakening up policemen.
upsetting Fords. bowling CALAMITY to
all young women whether he knows
them or not, getting gum on his
shoes. is stopped by all manner OF
creditors, and finally reaches the of
hce again TO find that printers are
scarce and the ad can't be started
even before the week after next.
To top it all on, he jumps into a
tread mill. with which The News
Times office and all other up-to-
date newspaper Offices are equipped.
and trots away in the mill until an
other call comes in 20 chase copy.
Gentle reader. you will probably
say 20 yourself my goodness that
is not such a great game after all.
but on the other hand we meet a
lot of nice people and expect 10
remain satisfied until the end.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-13

According to member of grand jury. probing
food prices in New York city, dairy farmers have
a mighty easy time of it. because they need lab
except for 80 minutes night and morning. when
they milking"
Wonder if that critic ever does any work except
for 80 minutes three times day with his knife
and fork?
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-13

British statesmen figure that they get in
come of 100000 a year from alcoholic nq-
The United States two three
times that much by not drinking the stuff. And a
billion saved is a billion earned.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-13
LOCAL RRIEFS

roofer. went TO lean over up in Mich
igan the other day while gathering
watermelons and discovered sud
denly that he had put too much
confidence in the pair OF Palm
beach trousers he was wearing. Mr..
Donahue came home in a barrel.
marked NO. Mrlrun Roofing
Pitch
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-13
Games

Combination Checker and Game
Boards, Csc and SOC and $I.25.
Big Bottle Game, SOC.
European War Series, rs.
Fish Pond Game, SOC.
F ootball Game, SOC.
Baseball Game, soc.
u. 5. Map Game. 75c to S1.Oo.
Other games at Csc.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-13

Hear Capt. \. T.. Trevitt at the
salvation Army hall Sunday night
at s O'Clock. Subject. profit and
loss" All welcome. 4915-13-Adv.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-13
SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY.

New trimmed or untrimmed hats
and all kinds of trimming materials
at bargain prices in our going out
business sale. Mrs. NJ. A. Fralick,
131 y. Main st. 477S-1 3-Advt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-13

Nelson Jones. the well known
planter. has postponed all engage
ments for the balance OF the sea-
son 10 enable him 10 watch his
Buick at all times. Mr. Jones has
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-13

Rero, New. may be farther west
but it hain't got anything on South
Bend when il comes TO divorces
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-13

Patrolman Harry Jennings.
South Bend policeman for a good
many years with something under
his blue cap besides dandruff, has
possesses at all times darn good
judgment. He told US the other
night confidentially. and he doesn't
want soul 10 know ii, that he
reads The Tower as religiously as
he eats.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-13

Jake Heckaman. the widely quot
ed tonsorial artist, has petitioned
Abe Frank to place a set Of hooks
from the second floor of the Oliver
hotel to relieve traffic congestion in
front OF the Oliver barber shop. All
Of Jake's BARRIERS are new Ford
owners and the machines will be
hours.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-13

And believe us. that is some
religious. too. You have never seen
Harry parked on a stool in a quick
and dirty or you would agree with
US without further argument
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-13

What's in a name. anyway? our
office boy tells us he would have
voted prohibition if there had been
any vote on it and he would have
been old enough-and his name is
BeerWagonl
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-13
The Tower of Babel
BY BILL ARMSTRONG

made a standing offer to the effect
he will bury free of charge the
next man that attempts to steal his
car.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-13

Wen bet George Hepler will sleeI
so late he'll be late TO church TO.
morrow morning
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-05-15

orable Discharge They were accom-
panied home By Mrs. Ater's sister
A program was rendered at New
Home Sunday night in behalf Of the
mothers A lengthy program was
rendered People from all the ad-
Joining commusfticyyere present All
reported sr excellent time.
Emra worthaf from Lakev,ew,
wasfin the constantly Sunday and
Monday morHfng
W. D.rssrnett went 70 Lubbock
hFrday morning and returned home
Monday
Messrs Ed and Owen Estes were
in the community Monday
r. J. Murphy was transactine bus
mess at Lubbock Monday.
/ Mrs J. o. Grisham visited relatives
at Lubbock the latter part Of last
week
Messrs. J. W Ellison, Robt and
Eugene Ellison. J 3 Nail, were AZ
Lubbock Tuesday
Jack Crouch and brother from New
Home were at the store Tuesday.
Mr.. Todd and wife from New
Home were in the community Tues
day
/ T. J. Davis was At Lubbock Wed
nesday.
! T. T Lindsey and wife from near
Lakcview. were in the community
/ Tuesday.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-05-15
LOCAL HAPPENINGS
AROUND SLIDE

The farmers are all planting their
crops in this part Of the world. We
had another nice shower Tuesday
night
Mr.. h. b. Alter and family from
near aleview, were at the store on
Wedn. sday.
There was about inch OF rain
fell Tuesday evening, little hail, but
did not damage much Of anything.
Messrs. Author Nettles, Saler VIII
liams, r. NJ. Foster, and boys from
near Lakeview were at the store Wed
nesday.
T. T. Lindsey and family visited
Mr. Lindsey's parents day or two
last week
Those attending the program at
Woodrow Friday night were: Messrs
Bertha Posey, Frances Wilson, En-
ma Harrist and Lavenia Williams,
Messrs. Grady and Floyd Harris, Joe
Bailey Rieger, and all reported fine
program.
Messrs. Saler Williams and George
Henderson passed through the com
munity Monday enroute to Lubbock
tored to Lubbock Monday afternoon
Mrs. Jim Mabray and children mo-
Quite a crowd Of the people from
Slide attended the services at Wood
row last Sunday. 4
There will be school enterpfn-
ment at Lakeview school on thef6th
Everybody invited TO attend/
J. F. Williams from ney Lakeview
was at the store Monday
Mr. and Mrs. R. water returne-
to Slide Saturday to make their home
since Mr. Alter has received his hon
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-05-15

Harry Burrus is seen among the
returning soldiers this week, coming
in last Sunday and surprising his
homefolks. Mr. Burrus enlisted last
July and was in training at Camp
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-05-15

Travis only a few days until he was
transferred to Camp Wheeler, Ga,
and placed in Company A, 10th Ma
chine Gun battalion in the 3lst d.
vision. When the armistice was sign
ed Mr.. Burrus was at St. Mihiel ready
TO go to the firing line.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-05-15

George McWhirter Of Brownfield,
was here last Saturday attending to
business matters Mr.. McWhirter
has recently purchased interests in
the eastern part Of New Mexico, and
will move there some time this spring.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-05-15
C. W. MoCLANE HERE PROS
PECTiNG FROM DALHAPT

G. " McClane Of Dalhart is here
this week, prospecting for a small
ranch He has been In the central
part Of the State for several weeks
prospecting. and says that on &C
count Of the long drouth IN some
parts Of that country grass is very
scattering on the ground. although
plenty Of weeds. and one would think
from a glance from a train that they
had fine grass
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-05-15
finbituaI Constipation Cured
in II to 81 Days

"LAX-FoS NTTIffErSIN" is a specially
prepared Syyup Tonic-La xative for Habtual
Constipation Il relieves promptly but
should be q zen regul1hy for IA to q days
to induce regular acsfon. II Stimulates and
Regulates. Very Pleasant to Take Coo
per bottle.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-05-15

MessrsT p W Hamilton and L. X.
Bray, Of Tahoka, was here last Satur-
day attending to business interests.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-05-15

On ard sf,er may 10th. 1919, con-
slider ny prqSerty off the market. J
A. BlackwG ASP
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-11

Mrs. Barnett mother and btoth-
Mrs II Cohn and Mr.. Henry b
Cohn, will leave Monday for -four
or five wrcks' motor trip To- various
points Of interest IN Colorado. whlcn
will include Colorado Springs, Mani
tou, Denver, Boulder, Este, Park and
Glenwood.
Mrs. Michael Conlan OF liO'l West
Nineteenth street spent yesterday IN
Norman.
Mrs. Merle T. Catpenlcr OF OPS
East Twelfth street returned this
morning from Mineral Wells and
Ranger, Texas, whcrc ,he spent three
weeks with Mr. Carpenter IN the OIL
fields. stepping over on her way home
to visit Nss Sophia ellen Black al
Marietta, Okla
Mrs. A. K lIiOkam and daughter
Helen. OF SO West lhirt'eth stree,
and Mrs ] l.. franci, and daughter
Mary, ot Twenty-third street and
Gcary avenue returned last evening
from Sperry, Texas. where they made
iortnight's visit
3 3 \
Mr. and Mrs. 4. B. Powell will 'c
al home after thi, week at llA home
Of Capt and Mrs. George W. Bowe.
at l444 West Ihlrty-thlrd street until
sometime in August, when Capt and
Mrs Bowc. who are now at the ~
Nicholas, will occupy their home
themselves
Miss Mary Ma'ti,ou, Mi'',. "uth
| Thompson Miss Janet Stuart and tn
Misses GIady, and Geraldine Drcn
nan returned Wednesday from the
Kappa Alpha Theta convention at St
Louis. Two. new chapters were
granted by the sorority one at stu
water, Okla, to the local Alpha Theta
and another at the University OF
Pennsylvania at Philadelphia. The
Saltwater chapter will be installed IN
the fall.
Mrs {. T. Funk Of III West Sew
cn,h street will leave abou, the frs,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-11
CARNEGIE LIBRARY
RULES ARE ALTERED

RcicrenDe question, will be taken
by telephone in the future at Carnegie
library, and, If not too detailed que,
tions will be answered b. telephone.
says Mrs Mabel Peacock. head libra
riau
fiyc books may now be taken on
one sard two ot winch may be fiction.
including one Of recent. or seven day.
fiction, also Lending numbers Of
periodicals will be issued for three
weeks, with no renewal. Mr, Pea.
cock sdy.
Heretofore only one book Of Gc-
tion could be taken ogt ON one card.
but. during the summer months. al
least, the innovation ot rwo on a card
will be tired ont.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-11
Wat To Keep Your
Hair Perpetuaily Curly!

.rsrpstually wavy. curly hair 10 now
wkhin the means Of every woman 10
pooess. One need only get few
ances of plain liquid silmerlne from
~ druggist and apply a little OF Il
oScaaona!ly with clean tooth
eush, This quickly dries In the most
autifuI and natural looking waves
80 creases imaginable. Wind and
Weather do not affect the curliness
a. where . heated iron has been used.
Liquid siimsrins 10 20 pure and
2fmless there 10 not tho slightest
ahnsef o. spotting the scalp Or streak
~ the hair. and II leaves no sticky
e1 eYasy trace. = VIII also be appfe-
ted - 2 beneficial dressing, a. II
ocs The hair 10 soft. silky and lus-
y. II tAdv)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-11
HOLIDAYS CUT DOWN
CLEARING INCREASE

Owing 20 two holiday, here last
week, clearings in Oklahoma City
banks we're jus, slightly above the
corresponding figures for last year.
according T., the report ISSUED by the
clearing house association for the
week ending yesterday Figures for
last week were pSl1.llO 81. while
last years total for the same week
WAS S9.jl2,JSS
Tulsa'S clcarings for last week
were SAlcoSb+. a decrease OF 5
percent from last years cofre,pond
ing week AZ which time the total was
$ll.4lltS7Pl
ST
Bothered with i.v., Dope them
up with Big I Hand Lotion. Now
forget them. "Nuf ,ed." (Ady)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-11

No. those arc not "Cootic|-thcy
arc chgres you picked up a, that 4ih
OF July picnic. Instead OF rubbing and
,cfa,chlng-they &c, fat on that--try
bathing them with Big I Hand Lotion
II lays them on, quicker than Jack
Dempsey put Ie" Willard down and
out Big 4 gives relief from Sunburn,
Mosquito bites' Bee StIngS etc. is
an all the year round Skin Remedy
Mcn--try i, as an after shaving lotion.
Women apply a little Big I before
using face powder and see how much
better the powder sticks this hot
weather IS cents and doube size bot
ties ior 80 cents at Drug stores
(Adv)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-11

Of August for, Columbus, Ohio, where
she will visit her mother, and later
will 40 to other points in Ohio AMI
Michigan. She will return the carly
part OF September