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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1920-05-13

20. II. All of that lot, piece or par
eel of land situate, lying and be-
ing in Garrett County, Maryland,
containing the quantity of 5h
acres, and being the same lot of
ground which is mentioned and
described in deed therefor from
Joseph F. Lewis and Elizabeth
Lewis, his wife, to S. F. Jones,
dated November Is, 1899, and
duly recorded in Liber E. z. T.,
No. 38, folio %, one of the Land
Records Of Garrett County, Ma
ryland, and also described in
declaration of trust made by the
said S. F. Jones of date January
%, 1908, and duly recorded in Lii
Der f. z. T., No. 62, folio 213,
one of the Land Records of Gar
rett County, wherein it is stated
that said parcel of land is held
by the said S. F. Jones for and on
behalf of the Meshack Browning
Fishing Club. Said parcel of land
is located in Election District No.
of Garrett County, and will be
sold to satisfy and pay the State
and County taxes due and in ar
rear thereon for the year 1919,
as is charged upon the Assess
ment Books of said Garrett Coun-
ty in the name of the said Me-
shack Browning Fishing Club.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-04-23

- % ibUer}ton0cu Sem 10
lien 6rijno Ctje: @tcr itcit: y0ie
Qorrt De. Nouic3 fIeioctc lid por
o1m Gmtr nm. SIT o1m Dat ot
itdG1ih ltenn sic Same Oc5 Nallc3
iid Dor ocu'u IceNcr umtrettt?"
TerqonN!Uc 3ejteu
oNd). Nuao. ll 0cnte lernOe an 0ic
3eit, ME on INNER Heb ms nett gu
mir murit @jc oit bait on mir On
5ortlih ou2 Slim QcitrelheIt
p&o 0amol@ 0otteIt Oh aud blob
cinS!"
6raaIid. &lcin 2ictri0
bot fir ocu 5tord} cIlrig ,3llder.
ititdd)en oni3 6culicrbrltt Qelcgt.
Nadl elni9cl 3ttt tonmlen 3lpi..
IrngHItmcltcrdcn at @ubi bnt uber
nod nidlt g.uu0 mo zines Cages
iraat er nod)ocnTIidl ans iejuer
5piclede btrolt9. oUiljttcr. tric1t
man bon Sadurjn altdl &juocr2l"
&om ihIouen Ncter.
Butter: r0@ lit cinfnh iilrdterlid),
me ttlIcr heitt5utGQc allies it'll"
Ecter: nIiuttcy. lnb midi cjutuu
len, ainocr ioblcn ia uir Die
Ndlitc!"
8iuocrmuaO ~@ci Dir
81 Nouie ii 6 luohI julnlcr lebr
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-04-23
WeIte nit Multi.

gale uidt ans alien Molten,
Ac'uen %lB ~etr6upicn lull i'd.
aIbe. nit NfuiIt genlolten,
Ueteu opp95li 10 pttl Y}ili6.
Sn Nmerlta erprobte
4(nn Die Code, Ano Ie tlappte.
Gen @rfoIg Del &Her lobte,
2rin Die GiIIb iolt IUeri6pappte.
Ad. lpie iloB tie ipdrlif pbne
Scoe5 5elt; 10 OHM uno mlgcr;
Ser Drum MI pgm 0rummophone,
stuf8cIc8t Ole ncuciJeu S6tager.
Scb', iAon griuieu aQe Ninoer.
&cuu lie oann Dem l6)Crtrot lauihen
llnb DE AulnuBo grtnT uldt minoer,
Sort llc5 iuie ,lu Edtteiu lauihen.
Simmer, INNER nod Gin Sr6pfden;"
4lc3 frellt lth tuuui60Itld,
vol lpwO lcoc5 Mtnt ltopid]tu -
2arum me,tc mub -lifaIilb!
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-04-23
Sir yGOlfapOf" lad Seutihlauo.
Preis pro 3ahr $500. rm%oreenftern" uno
y,loroitern" mad, Oeutid,lane
$500 pro Jabr.
Die 4Oit : He9ulationen iber ben 9eriuubt BON @Bwuuren
uaA Oeutldlano.

Die ggoItspoIt" mad 8eufhIano oericnOeu mir BON i@t an
5u nur $500 pro Sabr, uno Die rNorofern~ -3eiungen, oWo rYtpr-
eenftern" ieoen 9ienstae umO ben n~9tOrOfern" ieben 6reta9, fir 8m-
lnmmen nur $500 pro Sabr. IS fam fem 3neiel barber beiteben
oaB oeutite 3eitungen BON bier oruben nit groBter Sebniuht ermar-
tet uno nit 6reuoen geePn peroen. Sab geraoe lniere 3eitungen
oils Traient an Die 2ieben orHben in ieoer Sinid)t ioeaI" fnb, meroen
Dobl ole lmiere 2eier iogen. gRan Rnoe uns geIe1ungen gleif elm,
ue ale weroer mir iorglidit alsfiibren.
Eafetpot &egnlatiUnen.
Badete nit @Bpaaren nod briiben ouren nidt iiber IL Efnuo
piegen, u0 nibt iber 6 6nR lang ooer 6 sub int umfana iein.
Starte PappifadteIn, gut umidnIrt, eignen ld am beiten uo mie'
gen ON letfteten. Ser Snbult fam trgeno etmas niht leidt Ser
6erbIides an @Bpaaren iein, ue Gaifee, 8bee, @bofolnoe, &eis
Wtebl in 9Iedbuhien, Seize, 3ufer, Sped umo ~boneleB bam", aber
fem Gals ODER Sul3fleii6, etc. fem. Aae e~eianoten @rooufe miHen
aus Dem Snlanoe itontnen. Sober Ibienoer befoumt in Der
Foit elm observation-disclosures r gum AusfuQen. 0abei
fcnnen Die 9eomten bebulflid ien, uno fe meroen ole ionfige Nus.
flmft e~rtbelen.
Sbne 3metfel miro Ger Gerfebr mad oriben groBarhge 0inten.
ionen annebmef, infer Sitlfsmerf miro unermeBlifen Seaen fdaf.
fen uno Mtaionen gebrodene Screen alfridten, 10 oaB i'm ihtper.
gepruften 0ertifen @ofe mieoer Strait un0 0utb fr cine frobe gu.
tunft einfebren f0nnenl
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-04-23

Gle 1etp0bnIihe critic Strie eli.
ncr bciiarcn 20uiuQbn lit oIc, 0aB
mir 0o9 Hedlte mo Cute ernltIldl
molleu mo uun0blih ccm GeluB
ic0cr Irt oor5lebcn Iernen Gu=
tit Die Grfcnntni@ oeS tpabrpu
@liidc5 0t5eniibcr Dem faIid1cn.
Gin Mann fam Sen ouocrcn
Y~fcnidltn nit 9robcu 6ehlcrn uno
NrdntunQeu uerlpm0erL enttauhen
tam or i'm mir nit tlcinen: ans
ocn erlteren entlpriuQt nit Dem
Shmer} cine &erticiunq, oltS Sen
ltGtcrcn nit Sem 20tcIn cine
GcrfaItrul.
GntiduI0jQe iit tcincr GA.
nit. oo6 cr III Ger lanleu Settle SIT
mterit itche; er biI0ct Elm @lieo,
Oh 0aS critic oocr leptt. tit gleid,.
1jlItll. uuN Der cleftriide Slnfe
tountc njht hia0urhinbret. mern or
Hitt oaigunoc. Gnum jdblat he
ale fir IIutn nu> cjrer iiir ale.
U10 Sic lcttcu lino rte Sic criten
9Ittbc Sir irIbit aetrcul 9lei.
h letrcu aucm. mas ou in 0cjnem
Hcrjcu ais oo$ Ncitt. oa$ GOclltc,
o03 @erchtgitc uno ol5 oa3 Rcinitl
t%mpnuoclt Strtbe niht 0daadl.
-ttUa5~ 81 icin ooer ST Wer0en;
abtr drteite init Hu30dlter ua0
6leI6 0arau, mrhr uno me5r lie.
ntlu0- su lem mo 81 lptr0t1.
6rap @iljt an Er. 90. lii;.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-04-23

'i'o' t'lD CtIi IUt4idtttt SutHtullt
iAat aub ais @elIt Ueitcr nIdjt5 als:
&o!
SO itncbtcn mir oenu Der Groe
81. Eos @audcn ouI itf Bate
crfgcb5rt- Sur cil uHangcuelmer
bren5li4e r @rru1 bel0iti9te inns in
%.laierer @ciitctbobt.
Slider lin0 mierm Ulidel Die
1tInfen mo &5ijrite 0erbrannt,"
flagte meme 3rau.
Gn6lih fentcn mir III uHicrem
Stdotdpm oil Die 2dmmerltng
mar bereutqebrodlcn Sic &tdlter
fiammten liberal ouf.
llmionit Iut1tcu mu N0olt in Dem
210d]cr oa$ er bel unierm Green,
abiNieo iunc 1e1abt bate. Mir
buidten ourd) o:e StraBclL iutjteu
mo lGiid}ten
en0lid) bielteu mir IT'LL Dor einem
9roBcn @eid0it; groBe Sdlmnicn-
Tier; oo3 Sidt iIutete ourt Die
5feiben mo crIeudete Die babe
StraBe.
lln6 obcn barber itano: Sem.
f~oItbanolunQ Don }tooli Yfapcr.
Ole 8ud)itabcu naren Did mo
lett. gera0e al2 moIlten lie iogen:
u0ier Grin Qibt5 mas Gett ge5!"
~.tlicr AeltcItcr bate iid) uerbciicrt!
Ntr 1dlltt3en ms Dinclh, Vet
ller lino ia befanntlld mlidltbar.
@ar oa@ amer Hpolf? &icrl1)ro-
tl6 mn lett 'tdf0 tr hlnter oeH
EoocHtl't, 9rtnoe ol@ op o.atBeh
re %u9ltabcH an ocil SdIsOe let'
ne Tor'rot" onrlitueh loIltCn,
Ser Saoen ltono noll &ulI2en
IN He1c1e'dNplrr ltno EN- @elnll'
me, me III @oalon;aler nor clleni
@icnenltod.
"Gm babies Ffilto od)litcl,"
heb lId) enc StlIlnlc borcn,
.Afol;cf II 4tdrt 0O S1eHrlJ.
9Felne 6ror mo Id) lohen lll3
on nm mod'ten 0ro6e Nli9elt; oa5
ttnito 11!1'en 20 Mari %
9turt.E
&or 1ed@ &o0teh, OILS l1 ROD
Nterldl mar, to'iete er / Mart ~
FfcilnlJi
Go1 MIR )open on ole SSnteIt
I'm gceailer Dnt (lcoerau fDarel'
t,et1c 3ettcl btfa'tigt mle tlelnt
0roboeutlno,er loheH lie aus,
Nun = ore SStIlld}e mnrd)t3 ar
men Sd}lltter2 nltfoen 81 @robe
a~etra9en ourd ole Erelle, ore ar
oIclcn 3ettel1 't1aocn.
Vile Moren mnroen mir oIertel
~pfunolpelle olldeprtelell. entfneoer
luolte Hnier Hool' oen &lrlocn ourd)
Die &%funopreiic nit1t 9Ieid1 III ollem
&%ntong oen 4ppettt %peroerben.
Eocr mas olIdl lebr lnohrldetl1'
lldl Der @cIobelttel Der &ellte
mor nun rtr &Icrtelpnlnoe beredl'
ret.
"@an5 Der H0oIt aus Der atnoer-
Tube" iogtc meme 6rou ltrabletO
telm S~n1alI@1eben.
God idrog jIber Der StroBe orll-
ben lporcn III elncm lnddltlgcn 9olI.
Ie Die 2ldlter olf9ctlomnt
Mtr bltld)ten nober mo lolen:
Stnb'obrif non Grnlt Vtaper,
9~onnerpetter, ulller HleInlter
mar gum 1dHbtabrttantcn 9emor-
oen.
Mlr glngen init hlneln: enc mad
tlge &1ltholle nit clncr 0toBet
9n5ohl &crfanfcr mo @erforfcrin
lIen lab91 mr..
&criA'eocnc aunncn moreN oa
un0 fNlften.
GieIe& 8aor, edit @orcolT $50
Nnrf; oielc &odltlefel 230 N'ort.
go NM obillid 'dynirrte e5 onrb
cen mclten Hollm.
@tr irrten nun ourd) 0troBen
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-04-23

1tAy Altl itltUt, lujtt @CiBttl 0A
ieiner 5rou nit hera6laiienoem ga.
dcIn, ga CT e5 nidt 6iQiBcn foHnte,
oaB iie 10 uieI 3cit Der aIcineu
mi0mete.
r@icGeidt" iiigte er bin3u, mare
eS Dem &inoc uiiblider, Geine Sc
ie0idnit cinmoI 5rt eutbcbrcn, onuit
eS gum @ewuBtiein iciner eigcnen
8crioulidfeit fomne!"
&n Ser Slide pilegteu 6eooiio unO
bic N0hiH 4gaiIa iid iber Die Ser
rim lIitig ju MAIDEN, Die SIT aQcI
GpieIereIeu nit Der aIeiuen unO be-
ioHoer5 sum &eritedenipielcn itets
bcreit mar.
limo DaS mir beion0era nib.
fdut al @ei0cn, oa$ - lit oa5 cDi8t
&eritcdipteIenl" lu8te Die oIte Sc
Oolia fopiidiitteIno, iH0cm iie nod
biutcrOrcin iiir lid mlrncItc: Ser.
itedipictcn - lit cine 60ie Qiebba'
bcrci,"
GiteS Cages. ol5 Sic flcinc Cola
idon ianit idJIief mo ,brc Yiuttcr
lid in ibr 9ouooir 5uriid9cjogen
bate, eri6ien 6eooiia.
u@o3 lit 0~eId}cbm2~ frn3te Die
@crrin eridrcft,
nA}ihts, &olitihto iGIldit gang
rubig, aber ih moutC mir crIoubcL
oaraui atimertlam 81 modcu, 0uB
man Benz ainoe licbcr oa3 &crited
lpiclcn obgcm5bueu ioue. IS lit.
10 Elm alter AbergIoube, a6cr @lgafia
lit gon} meincr WicimnQ."
Trou Scrniiua mics Sic Nlte ob
NIT ibreu obtrQldubii6,n Mdrdcu
mo molte iic Inllt m@I1hcn. Co3
1cIona iDr ic0od niht ut0 ais sic
@drtcriu oo3 3immer ptrlaiiM
bate, ld0mte lie iid iogor, poB lire
@e0onfen mmiqfiirlit INNER piC.
Scr icncr @ornIHd und)QinQcrL. ,Il-
ltinftip rihtctcu iih lire Sd)rjttc
mad Dem @in0er5immer. Sic frat
iibcr SEN 0idcu Eeppid) |un56rbdr
an oo9 &ctthen hcrom NO Cola ans
Dem Sdlloie Sic 0dn0htn cmpor6ob
lm0 Damn pieoer uutcr Ser 0ede
pcritertte, inScnt iic fliiiterto:
uNdnodcn, tin, tin" GieIer Qaut
tUcdtc pl6bIi6 cine tiefe 8eiorqui3
i'm Screen Ser IFlrtter.
Gin poar @odcn ipdtcr bate
2ola iid) ert0Itet mo ais ibre Gem
peratltr iu Ser Nad)t erhebIid) itieg
8eriet Sic I}lttcr III groBe Gorge.
Is Wltr0c natijrIih QllcS gttolt, mas
Ser A-5t peroronctc uno mas Dem
2in0e eine GrIeittcrmg utridaiien
fonnte. Scin 3uitauo b~eIiertc lid
aber troboem niht, oic Site belt
an mo pbaItoiicreuo ipieItc sic
aleil1e INNER Gcritecf. Scroiino
mar ocr5rpeiielt. Sic lics cincn
jlpeIt91 ltll0 orltten Nr3t tontmelL
aber oo@ 6ieber moIte nift lpcihen
nno id)tcH 6o@ Qi10 SIT oerjcbrcn.
Nit itpadcr Stimme ~Uiipcrte e5
nod: ~SIu. lin, Wtiitterd)eu mad
audi tin, tin" un0 oaun - idIoB
c& Ieine lohenocu Nugcn iiir immcr.
Gle N2utter fonntc ons unQliid
nod nidbt faiieu. Su inumpfer We.
mubtIoiiqfeit uerlicf lie 0o5 0in6rr-
simmer, unO ME u%criteincrt blifte
he lbren @dttcn an Der in tleiem
Grnlte ltno nm lie 8leid)iom 81 Ell
ipefen. lon9Iom Die @orte lproh;
v&olitihfo lit un3 b:lrdl oen (o0
entrlllen =.
,r,,, ;6.,,, 49, oss 80. NV
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-04-23

3win9enOe trfode e.
eie: uSeBt fommIt gu beim - nm
orei llbr m%orgcn9?" Gr: SCI
gut, Hoiel;; g'rao' bout fann i'd
nirflth nidt5 oofiir. SD bate i'm
o@luuen 9eIt" meine Euoelmtiibe
oufa Soio gcIc8t, Ga le8te lid) ole
iharie BlllOogJe pom Wfegger
MoIli ornul, unO Ser lit crit nm
Orei beimgc9angen."
Sifer Ii d t. @otte: r@ar-
nm bait Gu oenn oa3 Wtdohcn ent'
~Iaiien; lie mar ia ood) icbr tiidtig.~
Satin: o&5a, oo3 mag icin; nber
6rau Sdelblet Don nebeuan bat in
bier @od)en ott 9ienltmd0djen ent
loiien, mo it) nur liebcn; idJ weroe
mid Don Der 6roll uidJt ilbertrump
len latent"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-04-23

3ruei Notwithstanding fom.
men pom 0ou- ne 7, 100 lie rieiige
&ortionen ge5rotcne3 @ammeIileiid)
81 ellen erbiclt,n.
gu, iogt De, cine ouf Dem
@eimpc9 81 leinem 6reuuo, uoa3
mar ell letter 0ruB beute ttim
Upupcrneur, mlrflit QroBnrtig. Mie
lcder milBtc ga crit oie a0hin
I%Gnmeden!"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-20
L. S. VIII Probe
PrOfiteering hI
Ham Sandwiches

BOSTON. oct. l9.-The federal
grand jury was ordered IN special
session ON October - by United
States Attorney Daniel Gallagher
Tuesday 10 decide whether high
prices for food at hotels and res
turants involve criminal profiteerinC.
As an exhibit for its consideration ne
indicated. the grand jury would be
shown a ham sandwich which cost
six cents 20 make and was sold for
thirty cents.
The announcement of special
session followed conference with
hotel proprietors who like roStaur-
ant-men who were heard said there
was no way in which they could cut
prices and make their dining rooms
paw Although profits running 20
5000 per cent on vegetables and
hundreds of percent on certain
dishes were admitted they told the
government attorney that in most
cases their eating places were being
run az a loss.
Overhead expenses were blamed
for the conditions by most OF those
heard and this reason Mr. Gallagher
declared 20 be "humbug."
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-20
NEGRO GIVES ADVICE
TO HIS RACE IS HE
KEEPS ANNIVERSARY

ATLANTA Ga. Oct 19.-Born a
slave and now reputed 10 be one OF
the wealthiest and most respected
negroes in the south David 7
Howard, a. Tuesday celebrated his
golden wedding anniversary and
made il an occasion 20 give some
advice 10 members Of his race
Beginning on a legacy OF $50
left by his former master he now
owns a business rated as the fourth
largest of its kind in the city
Financial institutions readily make
loans on his name
II never wasted time, never went
IN for wild oats. never saw a base
ball game and never danced a step
but always attended 20 my busi-
ness. said Howard. NO social
equality for me, no sane thinking
negro wants IT.
The negro today, Howard said,
wants better justice in courts. bet
ter accommodation on railroad
trains and more schools for his
children
Too many silks shirts and TOO
much good time said ne. were the
causes OF racial unrest.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-20
POSTAL RECEIPT
UPSETS PLAN OF
CHAIRMAN KLEIN
Challenge Received Sunday at
G. o. P. Headquarters.
Poor Alibi.

The plan of Fred Klein, republican
chairman. and other memb bers of the
central republican committee to
evade the challenge issued by the
democratic committee through its
chairman. Harry +. CRUDE. 10 pub
liCly debate the League OF Nations
was frustrated by "a registered letter
receipt from the loCaI post office
which is in possession of Chairman
CRUDE
The challenge, which included the
names OF local men who would par
ticipate in the debate. was sent to
Chairman Klein in the form of a
letter. According 10 the post office
receipt the letter containing the
challenge was received at republican
headquarters, Saturday, oct. 16. The
receipt is signed by Ralph /. Slick
son of the city attorney who sign
cd as the addressee's agent. The re-
Ceipt was mailed back TO the demo-
cratic chairman Sunday, Oct. II
Klein Mistaken.
Chairman Klein issued a state
ment Tuesday afternoon that. the
challenge had not been received at
republican headquarters. When
questioned relative 10 the republi-
can chairman's statements Chair
man CRUDE brought forth the regis
tered letter receipt from the local
post office bearing the signature Of
the city attorneys son who is en-
ployed at republican headquarters.
Ii is though by a great many
people that Chairman Klein and his
colleagu are employing their char
acteristic evasiveness IN attempting
10 avoid the issue. According 10 the
challenge issued by the democratic
committee, its representatives agree
20 publicly debate the League Of Ma
tions with a representative Of the
republican committee. 1Se debates
will be held IN the various school
buildings about the city, the demo-
cratic committee bearing all eX-
penscs-
Audiences will decide for them
selves the merits of the issue with
out vote. each individual 10 follow
his own secret conscience. Messers
Samuel Parker. Charles p. Drum
mond, William A. McInerny Dan
PYLE. Samuel 3. Pettingiu and Issac
Kane Parks have volunteered their
services 20 debate the issue IN be-
half of democracy
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-20
MINE OPERATORS
TO DISCUSS DROP
IN COALPRICES
National Organization Will
Meet in Cleveland at Sug-
gestiOn of Palmer.

WASHINGTON. oct. 19.-Reduc-
ton in bituminous coal prices will
be considered by mine owners in
Cleveland oct. 26 at a meeting call
ed Tuesday by the National Coal as
ISOLATION at the suggestion of attor-
ney General Palmer. Mr.. Palmer's s
suggestion carried the assurance,
the associations announcement said
that any action towards reduction of
high prices and elimination of pro-
fiteering would not be construed.
until the Lever act as an infringe
ment OF law.
VIII Consider Plan.
Col. .. 3. Wentz. president Of the
association, to whom Mr.. Palmer 5
suggestion was sent promised TO
place il before the operators and in
order that il might be fully consider
ed, ID. A. Morrow vice president of
the association in issuing the call
for the Cleveland meeting urged all
OF the 1000 soft coal operators Of
the country 10 attend.
The attorney general the an
nouncernent said, has assured Col.
Wentz that action 10 reduce high
prices for bituminous coal and 10
eliminate profiteering as construed
under the Lever act. If taken with
out infringing certain limitation
which he will communicate TO Col.
Wentz and the necessary discussion
there on BY the bituminOus coal op-
orators attending the meeting will
not be in violation of the Sherman
act or other law.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-20
Declares League Files
Are Open to US. PrOberS

WASHINGTON, Oc-. l9.-Tne
senate committee Investigating cam
paign funds is welcome 10 any in-
eliminating evidence they can find
OF negotiations with foreign gov
errments' in tne fles of tle League
70 enforce peace Herbert S. EOus-
ton. declared Tuesday night Ia a
statement prompted By publication
in S. Louis OF the report of an in
vestiga-Or for the committee The
records Of The organization had been
thrown open 20 the committee in
vestigators. Mt. Houston said 20
show % funds raised by the League
during the camI aign for tAe League
OF Nations c0venan. before The SEN
ate.
The committee .t appears has ir-
sisted in going through our con-
fdental letter files line by line Mr.
Houston continued "I do not hesl-
tate 20 say such tactics are Of a kind
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-20
JESSE ESCHBACH RIPS
STATE COAL DEALERS

INDIANAPOLIS. oct. 19-Jesse
+. Eschbach. chairman OF the state
food and fuel commission. In let
ter 20 the Hunting Coal company OF
Warsaw. Ind, made public Tues
day. charged that so percent Of the
retail coal business OF the state is
conducted IN an inefficient and un-
economical manner. and that there
are al least fifty percent TOO many
coal dealers in Indiana.
Mr. EsChbaCk also charged that in
many cities OF the state associations
OF retail dealers established an aver
axe sales price after an examination
of the books of all retailers
The statements OF Mr.. Eschback
were made in a letter refusing TO
accept an offer or the Warsaw
company rendering the commission
use of its yards. employed and equip
ment for use in the operation OF a
municipal coal yard.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-20
EDUCATORS HOLD MEET
At TERRE H4UTE. IND.

TERRE HAUTE. Ind. Oct. a.
Country school children arc not be-
ing given tho same educational op-
pOrtunities as are offered 10 the
children OF the city" was the charge
made bv representatives OF states
represented at tho Federal and In
tcrstate Conference on Rural Edu-
cation at the Indiana state normal
school today Tn response 90 the roll
call OF states Those responding
were L. y. Hines or Indiana ". s.
F0Cdrty of Ohio Thomas j.. John
SON Of Michigan. ". < Booth OF
Illinois. samuel a Baker of Mis-
souri,. Irving II Hart of Iowa and
Miss Florence Hale OF Maine
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-20
SAYS COUNTRY
NEEDS IDEALS
TO WORK FOR
DIR. Sternheim Speaks at Open.
ing Meeting of Knife and
Fork Club.

A plea for the seasoning OF ma
terialistic America with the idealism
born OF Europe as an antidote for
what he termed serious national
conditions" was advanced Tuesday
night by Or. Emanuel Sternheim, of
Chicago, in his address delivered be-
fore the regular monthly dinner
meeting Of the Knife and Fork club
held at the Oliver.
In his talk entitled The Need CT
New Orientatign." DR.. Sternheim
declared that America must rectify
at least three national faults which
appear in our present day national
life If she Is 10 boast Of truth of her
leadership among nations. These he
named as the tiukyism which is
appearing in our vaunted democracy
the tendency 10 overcome hate by
hate as expressed in the capital
labor clash, and other economic
problems, and, Americas worship
Of the materialistiC.
Need Is Spiritual
Americas outstanding need" lac
said, is a new Or!entation, rem
naissance which must be as wholly
spiritual as that of France was in
telleCtual."
Discussing the spirit Of "hunky-
ISM Which<he declared was under
mining the democratic principles
upon which the country was found
ed he defined IL as a thing existing
principally among the middle class
which il eating as a cancer into our
w h faNg - f.rr rf~rr ~
in the willingness of the classes 10
bow TO the dictatorship of the few
whether or not their diCtatiOn is in
keeping with the American prinCi-
pie that 'all men. are free and
equal" "One Of the greatest evils
that COnfrOnts US today he de
Clarcd, is the love OF the business
man for the status QUO. his dislike
Cf progress or change In political or
economic conditions, however pro-
gressiye he may be in the matter Of
his business
Great Truth.
One of the greatest truths of mod
ern times, he said, was brought 20
life in the song How Are You Going
TO keep Them Down on the Farm
After They've seen Paree" Dr.
Sternhcim classed this as one Of the
and as a solution ne offered the
proposition of bringing into Ameri-
ca the love Of something more than
the material
You can't keep them down on the
farm after young America has seen
! i'm Europe the things that makes him
long for something more than bank
account" he declared, "yeu need love
Of art and music and constructive
thinking. a new cultural force that
viii enable America 10 keep them
down on the farm by bringing tC
them here the things they have seen
/ and longed for.
Wishes for Music.
If some of the money that is TO.
day being expended upon municipal
graft could be expended upon mum
/ icipal music we would eventually
/ come 10 that stage where America
could boast with truth OF her leader
I ship in all things.
Pcrcival G. Rennick, humorist OF
| Peoria, H.. followed Or. Sternhein
on the program. entertaining the
club with half hour discourse upOr
/ lighter things.
Elton Crepeau, baritone, and Mis-.
Z Florence White. soprano, OF Chica-
] go. rendered several vocal number,
receiving numerous encores.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-20

Interview with sen Harding and
90 say certain things 20 him
Therefore. continued the state
ment when Sen Harding on the
mex, Gay AZ GreeDCast,e Ind made
his casual observation about
France having sent spokesman
60 him informally. Gov Cox as
sumed that the De Kobra mission
had been successful and ,ha, sen.
Harding had taken the bait"
sen Harding himself however.
declined 20 discuss the governor 3
reference 20 De Kohra or say any
thing further in regard 10 his utter
ance az GrecDCaStle. He indicated
that with his reply 20 Prest VIII
sons letter on the subject last
night he was inclined 20 regard
the incident as closed and that he
did not intend 90 reveal the iden-
tity OK his informants or other de-
tails OF adv!Ces he received.