South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-26
FLAYS
COURT LAXiTY
IN TALK HERE
Notorious Crook Now Han
died Like Gentleman.
.guri-t Saw.
O-0NTINTED IRON pAGE ONEJ

CONTINUED FROM PACE ONE.y
they n.tH just emerged from "a
period of excessive profit mo lug
uuc to The war ua showed how
tEie period Ut exec sslve profit MAX
iur ue suddenly halted when the
United States was forced 90 enter
tHe conflict. In cemWcnunz on lie
Va De- said.
"Wheu the war broke out we
rose as people We touched ths
high peak as population. Not an
OF els dId that. however am
speaking ~ those vino went ~ the
trenches and gave aII ther had
There were some ue VINO could NOS
De reformed iu "a mere is months.
Many Avoid Tax.
when the arm istiCc was signed at
that zero hour of II o'clock tina.
marked the hour for the resu~itati0n
~ the race. At that time the hp-
man family began % slide down
the tob0ggau OF life and we have
been putting OF The brakes 10 stop
the sliding a disposition has arisen
10 dodcc rcspousibiHty and avoid
paving of taxes. That's a nation
wide failing today"
b example tho judge showed
the deposition of men of AN classes
go avoid the present system OF taxa
tion nd the unrest created by the
present form of getting revenue.
he continued by saying. There
mus- be- new patriotism. We must
wcrl. together to preserve our san
IFS. You must strike a balance Of
spending. II you have been draw
ing wildly ou the future. no matter
vino You are. bring yourself baC *
to The foundation Of things and stop
this incessant whining about the
government"
Tie judge read the resolution
ADOPTED unanimously by "a certain
politica' party declaring war n
crime. not by one Of them, but be
tween FIVE and 20 millions OF them
These men ne Classed as traitors OF
their country He also read and
traced the history of the ever grow
ing party THE men who can not
speak a word OF English" he said
and continued. Don't be misled. II
IL no Joke They are meeting in
south Bend today and are makins
progress"
The only alternative left for us
is 10 see that everyone pays his share
Tor the upkeep Of the government
according tc his means and let every
man know what his friend rs pay
ing. Then further fix u so that
when "A man comes into my court or
any other court that ne understands
the English language. IT man
lives IN this country, say q years
and carnOt talk this language then
] would say send him back.
Churches Observe Day.
The judge took occasion To- nay
The Iaxncss Of the courts in the
prosecution Of criminals and cited
examples Co show That sentences
have been too lIght iu the past. lie
said that under the present system
d. is almost common thing 10 say
shat "a man VINO holds YOU up at the
point of n san is almost a. gentle
war. Tie gets minimum sentence
p. notorious crook is handled
the same manner
rding he appealed TO his
20 GO about the civilian
-sth dignity that viii make
'.Ci ON the reunion day thar
fEls may look the veterans IF the
CrId war I'm the face and say that
thCy have lived the principles for
which they fought
The first civic federation meeting
was attended Icy approximately
1000 people
Services were held I'm nearly all
~ the churches Of tho city and the
moor We're taken care or by the SAL
walton army.