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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-21
Mr.: Ne7Cbervy COnUiCt No. ??????, And
Sixteen Others, Begin AmericaniSation
Lessons Next Cell to Berger and DebS

- oNvICTIoN OF that aggregation OF Newberry
| corrurtionists in Michigan will come az a
- surprise 20 who knows the ways OF
stocking politicians republican school
as Il has operated in wolverine state for years Il
viii not set wei with ne corruptioniss Of any poll
teal school but with the or the people
only Michigan. but throughout the country there
evidence here that deoe ncy IN politics IS
thing upon which we have a right 20 Insist
The Grand Rapids verdict II permitted to run its
course. unhampered by evasive. reversing appeals.
viii prove OF the greatest Americanizing inhu-
OF the day. The federal jury here says the
new-Amerfean something by that verdict that ne
has needed 70 hear. that America has a government
maintained By ballots not by DOODLE this at least
N theory. and condition that we propose TO have
established a. a fact. Give the new-American a
little OF this indicating him effectively that the
corruption OF the ballot Is a dangerous thing.
for nr1ionaires and they will make better Ameri-
cans The verdict serves to squeeze a whole lot OF
the hypocrisy out much rnooted Arnericanism.
as It Is howled from the housetops of men OF tho
NevFberry stripe
Maybe It will a sort OF warning 70
Hon VIII Hays republican national chairman IN
hts promotion OF his barrel campaign in which he
= concerned IN connection with the coming
presidential Indeed. it offers a suggestion
20 some Indiana politicians should they attempt 20
again. the that they followed IN 1916
that may may not have had something
40 with Sen watsons attitude the privileges
and elections committee, which whltewashed the
Michigan or the charges which he
stands convicted, and gave him his seat.
Under the circumstances indeed there Is a les
son In the Michigan ease for Indiana quite as we'll
Michigan The whitewash that Sen Watson help
cd apply 20 Gen. NewberTy whose case was placed
before the senate-and thrown out without inves-
tigation.-strrkes home TO us with somewhat ap-
proving voice from that Indiana seat and quite as
dlsgracefulfy ala the conviction OF Don Roberts
end his cohorts at Terrs Haute. For the Michigan
jury did not shirk It's duty by acquitting the men
at the top and convieting those at the bottom. It
accordingly struck close TO Sen. watson's seat and
grabbed Off close associate. with this conviction
reversing that judgment OF the It remains
be seen whether the senate will have the honor
10 reverse itself
WIN the senate 90 70 Newberry now what the
house did to Berger-or does It make some differ
cnce whether a convict IL a republican or a social
ist? Oh. OF COURSE there IS a great difference be-
suggesting the 'bolshevtsing' Of the govern
ment by preaching. and trying # by fraud!
Watch the senate sidestep the issue.
Mr.. Newberry. meet Mr.. Berger and Mr.. Debs.
Mr.. Berger and Mt. Debs. take few lessons in
un-Amertcanisrn from Mr.. Newberry You're fellow
convicts Get acquainted.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-21
Man EHen1inateS
Woman Jumps
to MaSCHLinity

Man. a. least, IS not going % the
devil This we asseT1 with such
confidence as may reasonably Ia
reposed in the reported deductions
of DR.. William J. Hickson. head az
ChIca COS psychopathic Laboratory.
founded on his more or less tnten-
stve study OF Americans.
DeEeneracv and efllnancy sre
the Ills of the sterner sex today.
this scientist says They are tho
fruits Of reforms initiated and COM
pelled by women. Some Of the oh
servable consequences are. ne sayr-
prohibition, So-calied hle -
standard Of morality. with re-ultan
deterioration Of masculine physical
and mental virility
The male todav IS inferior IN
most respects 20 the female thu
doctor declares. ''ITe Is fast taking
second place" A sad state. surely.
But are there no compensations
We have been taught 20 look fc-
compensations for everything SEEM
ingly lost.
We gather from Dr. Hickson.s OBJ
servations assuming that he has
been correctly reported. that 81 -s
the Old Nick in humans tnat has
been the source of their power for
achievement Women having re-
formed that ont OF nan. he becomes
no good Is il not plain that the
race IS deteriorating j. ~ not oF
the doctors own statement. Mere.H
the Old Nick has found an abiding
place IN the better hall Of the hu-
man partnership The doctor sal =
woman IS 'It" They won the war
in fact. He is quoted az saying that
they were practically the backbone
OF the war hyste:ia
We had thought that the war was
won by other means. but let that
40. 1T was the women who yelled
lou6est FOR killing" Well. 10 was the
men who did the killing, was tr
not2 And didn't they DO it I'm a
highly satisfactory degree Women.
the indictment further reads, took
up smoking and fell into masculine
vvavs. psychologically" So they
have secured the drop on the men
in this country What OF IT,? ~
the Chicago doctor is logical. re-
forming is a sign Of weakness, while
promoting reforms IS an evidence ot
strength.
Woman did not take a stick and
go after man until ne had becou =
too tough for her 70 endure. II sho
has changed places with him. adopt
ing his aforetime deplorable habits.
il Is plain that there IS a big JOB
ahead OF man. When he gets weak
enough he viii revolt and reform
woman, taking back into his own
bosom the Old Nick which She has
appropriated for her own. With tha-
reimbursement everything viii Poe al
right again. viii 10 not?
Al least DR. HicksOu leaves tk q
hope 60 mere man.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-21

receiver, zephyr lamp mats in bright
colors. slipper receivers. lamp light
er holders, wall notices, galluses
embossed with pink roses an mono
grams, an no end o. works O. art
that not only afforded pleasure an
profit L Milady, but also developed
q taste fer tn beautiful an artistic
an whiled away tn long crisp even
ms. 1 don't believe anybuddy has
made a scrap book IN tn last twenty
five years. Their may BE- some who
have, but It's safe Z say tn practice
is not general [ have here Gran
nav Pash's ole scrap book which
she made while yet IN her teens. TIL
character o. tn contents indicate
clearly how her mind run, what In
terested an impressed tn average
girl O. her day Tn scraps are ar
tistically arranged on each page.
TIL book wuz originally an atlas o
tn world an she carefully cut out
ever other page so that when tn
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-21

Now that tn cold, cherries days
O. winter are upon us a few words
as regards home entertainment are
In order" declared Miss FaWn Lip
pincut, before tn Home Brewin'
Club, last night 90 course times
have changed so that most homes
don't pretent { compete with down
town attractions, but fer tn benefit
o. those few who prefer tn peace
an quite O. tn home L tn screen
I wish { make a suggestion or two.
In tn ole times folks jest had {
find amusement in tn home or on
some frozen pond or river, an they
seem L have been very successful
as is proven by tn examples o. tn
ole time handiwork which we run
int occasionally. Fer example theirs
tn pine cone picture frame. tn ar
tistic corner bracket, tn fancy
peachseed box that adorned tn
marble top center table along with
tn ingenius satin-lined wicker card
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-21
The Seven Deadly Virtues of Man

hole in her glove shocks him worse
than a flaw in her mentality. and
frayed skirt worse than a wobbly
character"
81 knew you'd take the edge of!
complained the Bachelor sadly.
And then" pursued the Widow,
there is his high sense Of moral re-
sponsibility!'
"Of counsel"
For woman" finished the Widow,
nlaliciously, His feeling that, how
ever much he may zig-Zag through
life. he must keep her in the straight
and narrow path. or lose his ticket
TO heaven. And there's his con-
science."
Good heavens" exclaimed the
Bachelor. do you grant that we
possess such a thing2"
"Oh yes" the Widow assured him,
i've often longed for a nice, tame,
well-trained masculine conscience!
4 man can find conscientious scru-
pies against doing anything on
earth he doesn't want 70 do, from
getting up for breakfast 10 getting
married. BY my conscience always
hurts. like a refractory tooth at the
wrong moment, when L want TO do
something delightful" And she
sighed pathetically.
How you must suffer- sconed
the bachelor.
ct do" admitted the Widow rue
fully. I'm suffering now, for an
other piece Of French pastry! No
Don't call the waiter. IF ] take it,
III be guilty Of the seventh deadly
what's that" demanded the
Bachelor.
"Penitence." answered the Widow
demurely, The deadliest OF them
all"
Il should call il the extenuation
az them ALL declared the Bach
elcr.
The Widow shook her head.
1T ought TO be- she admitted.
( "but II isn't One might forgive a
man all his faults and fOibles and
most Of his sins, if It weren't for
the pride he takes in 'confessing'
them, and the Joy he takes in re
gretting' them Half the time
think he commits his follies. for the
pure delight Of laying his head on
some woman's shoulder and re
/ penting't'
How you cheer me-" exclaimed
/ the Bachelor. COmpiacently lighting
another cigaret, IF seven virtues
( can make a man as impossible as
YOU picture him. what on earth
would I do with 179
You'd die OF them," the Widow
] assured him, Three virtues are
az many as the average man can
manage-and absolutely All that any
! woman can ask
What are they?" inquired the
/ Bachelor cynically. "A Limousine. a
/ bank account. a straight nose
NO" interrupted the Widow be
! coming serious. They are loyalty,
/ industry and geutleness, A man
/ who is loyal will never break a
womans heart. A man who works
/ hard enough, VIII never have time
7 10 get into mischief. And a man
who is gentle viii never tread on her
/ sensibilities nor hurt her vanity.
| That's all il takes 20 make an idea.
( husband, ANY girl VINO demands
/ more IS a love-p rofteer."
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-21

Greeley's Visit { New Albany is tn
title OF an article on this page
Here's tn language O. flowers
pasted In an here's tn account OF
q Democratic torch light procession
at CorydOn. Here's a sheriff sale
notice o. tn sale o. fathers farm,
an bright mornin' glories have
been cut out an pasted all around.
Here's a picture Of a rooster crow
in an over il is printed 'Tnden
Elected" Here's a funny little item,
Alvin Turner drove { Sandusky,
Ohio. By way o. IndynOplus, t'day.
with a load o wheat O course
Tiers 50 many papers an magazines
an pictures bein' printed these days
so terrible much bein' written that
maxim a scrap book in our day
would be a endless task. but once IN
long. long while theirs some little
hing written. or somebuddy's pic
IRE is printed. that are really worth
reservin', although not often"
Copyright, 1920
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-21

Re is more gracious and more
condescending than a captive prin-
cess in a Fashionable millinery shop,
or a show girl TO a reporter.
He approacheth her as one who
saith:
"oh, thou lucky little thing!
Look who's here! Even I, the
breaker-of- hearts ana drawer Of
chances am about 10 bestow my
smiles and attentions upon theer'
He pernitteth her to persuade him
to smoke--and to tell her of his
prowess and his conquests.
He speaketh as one having great
WEAKNESS and vast experience. He
referreth 6arkly 10 his past" He
is so blase!
He reproveth her gently for the
powder upon her nose; he deplor-
eth her frivolity and the fippancy
Of her couture.
He signeth, L am not marry
ing man" He keepth her in her
place!"
He yawneth at her subterfuges
and smileth at her snares.
For the shadow Of the husband
hunt is over herr
And, though she be as guiItless
of design rs. as a futurist master
piece. and as innocent OF art as a
free verse poet, yet doth he regard
her as a zoe TO his peace Of mind.
his liberty, and his pursuit Of hap
piness.
Verify. verify. I marvel how any
woman getteth her first husband.
But. the rest come easy!
Selah.
Copyright, 1920
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-21
WIDOW-USNfS.

Love is the name Of thousand
passions and emotions, from friend
ship 20 conceit, and from idOIatry
20 vanity.
An engaged man has as many as
tonishing theories about marriage
as a man who has been drawn for
iury duty has about the law
4 man may amuse himself. listen
ing 20 the hoOting Of the cynical owl.
or the cackling OF silly goose-but
he narries az the hrst call OF
cooling dove.
Love comes falteringly. on tip-toe
but departs in fiyIng-machine.
Before marriage, a woman primps
in the hope that she MAJ meet her
SW5uo -sIoia I7u lssuu IIIAA sgs
lBVl sdoU sql " ..sSBI pBIs Jsu
suop sUs 's5UlIIEu LslTB 1uQ :..slBgn
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-21
Mrs. Solomon Says
Being The Confessions of Wife 7OOth

My Daughter, how long wilt thou
sigh for a wreath of laurels when
orange blossoms are so much more
effective, and widows weeds more
potent?
Verify, verify, in order to be
adorned and trusted by all men, II is
necessary for a woman to have
been married 70 at least one Of
them.
For every Bachelor regardeth n
spinster as his Natural Enemy-and
a widow as his Sactuary, and his
Refuge from danger!
Behold. unto a widow. he cometh
as a petitioner seeking comfort and
wisdom and charity.
He stitch at her feet, and be-
seecheth her advice, saying, Thou
understandest mel
He yearneth to be "mothered"-
and she mothereth him! he sigheth
TO be comforted-and she COM
forteth him.
He revealeth his weaknesses; he
rehearseth his troubles: ne consult
eth her concerning his latest "af-
fair"
All her ways are right in his eyes.
and all her words are wonderful.
He oIeneth the door Of his heart,
and permitteth her TO view the Sc
crets OF his soul.
He discardeth all his pet poses.
He taketh off his armour and lay
eth down his shield and buckler.
He is at her mercy!
And, II she doth not wed him. Il
Is for one reason only-because she
hath mercy upon him.
But. unto a maid, he cometh with
the sounding Of brass and the tink-
ling Of cvu1bals
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-21

der thoughts. and sweet with foolish
little feminine impulses.
A live woman. pulsing with warm
heart blood. high hopes. and glor-
iOus visions, eager for life and love
Yet, not a morbid erotic signing
for soul-kisses.
A woman who understa nds." who
believes in men, in herself. and in
the world, and knows in her heart
that II is fast becoming a woman's
world
Yet. would rather talk poetry than
eugenics. or plant a rose garden
than start strike!
A woman. sweet as a moonlight
sonata, glowing as a morning rose
Yet not a s.mpering, magazine cover
girl,
4 real woman
Not a wooden rnarionette. with
the noisy energy of an army tank,
and an encyclopedia for a soul
Oh little gods OF fiction writer,
Send me a novel-just one novel
With a real woman for a heroine
The kind OF woman. that men
fall in love with
That women admire. and envy
and adore.
And that every woman aspires
20 be,
The idea woman OF nineteen
twenty.
Amen.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-21
A Woman S Woman 4 Man S
-AS a Woman ThinketI-

Oh. little gods of the fiction
writer's,
Hear now the prayer OF a Gentle
Reader
Send me. oh send me. pray
thee, just one novel.
With real woman for a heroine!
Not a priggish. preaching little
Pollyanna, eternaily chattering plati-
tudes.
Nor a staggering. mannish Sylvia
Scarlet. with the vocabulary OF a
doughbOy -driving-a-mule, and the
manners OF a barmaid
Nor a soulless egotist like Linda
Condor, nor a dTed-prune, like
Mary Oliver,
Not a hard hearted. little world
ing, with one virtue. one blood-cor-
puscle, and a determination 70
Give her own life" even though
she may wreck everybody else's.
Nor a scintillating puppet. who
cannot open her lips. without splat-
tering epigrams. for three pages 1T
a stretch
But a normal human, living
woman,
Sane. spontaneous. courageous,
and fairly Intelligent
Yet gentier than a perfumede wind
across q summer garden.
Tenderer than q spring romance.
daintier than old lace, and more
feminine than ruffies and rose
mary
4 woman-nodern 20 the finger
tips, filed with a new delight in
work. and a reverence for her own
ideals.
Yet still fragrant with old-laven-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-21
Through Wido70;S LOrgnette- BY Helen Roc

boots to crawl back onto their trees
and his papers 10 leap into the
proper pigen hole. But he just
loves orderliness-in a woman. a
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-21

pended the Widow. lie expects the
clothes which he drops in the middle
OF the floor, TO fold themselves
neatly and climb into q chair, his
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-21
Sunshine

Those who bring sunshine 10 the
lives Of others cannot keep il from
themselves.-J. NJ Barrie.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-21
POWe1' OfExan1bLe
Greatest in World

A man who tried 10 reduce tie
cost Of living by keeping hens was
bitterly disappointed al the small
size OF the eggs they laid. lie huns
an ostrich egg IN the hen house.
Underneath IL he placed a card with
the words. Keep your eye on this
and do your best"
Example is the greatest motive
force Of today. Men and women are
initiative animals. They do things
because they see others DO them.
Follow your leader is one or
LIES greatest games. Pioneer ara
few and followers are many. IT, 8
always easier TO follow "a tral than
% blaze ii.
There are big men doing things a
q big, clean way upon whom u -
a constant Inspiration 20 keep au
eye, and whose example spurs MS 10
DO our best
But our tendency 20 initiate may
lead US astray IL the example chosen
is not worthy. 80 man ever landed
in the penitentiary entirely throu- u
his Own fault His downfall was
caused by another crook whose D.-
ample encouraged him 20 believe ls
could be crooked himself and --
away with IL.
Similarly the best in us IS eucOul-
aged and developed by seeing tie
good IN others. as~hOugh there ara
multitudes OF followers and only
comparatively few big leaders. every
man and woman ls aL example %
someone else. The Dad we do 50
dragging others down and The good
we achieve is lifting others uu-
The hen cannot lay au egg as big
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-21

The day u the sentimental Owe
song ana the dreamy waltz NAV
have passed-bu- lfs hard on ro-
nance 20 think that t0dsrs daugh-
ters viii grow up 70 regard cow
bell as musical instrument ana .
wigg,e as a ''tazcA Row
land.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-21

With Hiram Johnson and Gen. Wood each claim
ing TO be Roosevelrs political heir. the mantle may
shreds.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-21

The seth congress Will at least be notable for
the number or words il produced.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-21

with dsry
By
nrs,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-21

The difficulty appears 90 Doe not 30
much 10 get the whisky. bat 90 -t
away with ir
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-21

Either washington or De'4~e
VIII make it the perfect e-selt.l
20 eDfralchisirg women.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-21

An army OF 100000 mon should
be able 90 keep the peace a- nomes
40 all events
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-21

Germany having APOLOGIZE Tor n
insult 70 a Frenchmau. who can
doubt that the old order has fe-
turned
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-10-21
TIME FOR CHANGE
IN FINANCIAL WORLD.
DECLARES S. WELLER

Washington. Oct. 21.-The time has
now arrived when many mistakes
must be corrected IL the United
States is to return to its previous
financial stability and prosperity, Sol
Wexler, Of J. S. Bache & Co. of New
York, told the American Bankers as
ISOLATION in its convention here today.
The most pressing and important Of
these questions were defined by Mr..
Wexler as follows:
Complete revision Of present tax
laws * that industry and Initiative il
rupted.
Restoration Of the price Of Liberty
bonds to more nearly the price at
which they were issued.
Establishment Of an Intelligent,
and competent consular service In
foreign countries to assist American
export trade.
THE passing of a~nti-sed1tion laws
80 that those who do not favor our
form Of government and attempt to
aSttate the public mind in the direc-t
ton OF violence and disorder can: be-
placed where they can do no harm. /
We must urge b~uanessaike and
ernmental functions, rehAbilitate our
broken down postal system. establish
and live up to q budget Of expendi.
ture.
W must educate The public on
the subject Of what q money center
~<so-called wall street") really
means, and how necessary such q
center 10 to the security Of funds nee-
essary for the carrying on and de.
velopment Of the country a. q
whole"
Mr.. Wexler declared that without
the complicated and efficient ma
chinery of WAL street. for the dis
tz1bution Of securities and the main-
tenance Of ready markets. "our rail-
roads would have q dificult time
financing their equipment purchase.
our copper and silver mines would
not have developed 30 rapidly. our
motor companies would be many years
behind in their perfection Of the
automobile and their production on
quantity basis.
The machinery Of Wall street has
made It possible for everyone from
the financial magnate to the humbleat
b~ricklayer to participate In the earn.
ings and equities Of our large entor.
prises. It - due to this gigantic part
nership OF the American public that
the rapid development OF our indus
tries has been made poaaibla.ss
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