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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-09

lilies bore the name Of Antonius and
its first famous exponent was Mark
Anthony. avenger OF Caesar and
lover of Cleopatra. II received a
reputation for sanctity through St
Anthony, the great hermit of the
fourth century.
The feminine form Antonio made
its appearance in Italy. also, and in
Spain, where IL is still popular. The
Germans adopted Il as Antonio, but
the French are responsible for the
charming AntOinette which is for
ever pityingly recorded in history
through the fate Of lovely Marie
Antoinette. queen of Louis VI.
The French later contracted An
toinette 20 Toinette. a popular form
throughout the country. Toinon is
also sometimes used as a diminutive
Italy has an Antoinetta and an An
tonica. Antonio and Antonetta are
the favorite equivalents in Sweden.
The garnet is Antoinette's tails
manic stone. II possesses many of
the powers Of the ruby, whose fam
ing heart it so closely initiates. It
promises its wearer courage. a
dauntless heart. and success in every
ambition. Friday is her lucky day
and five her lucky number.
Copyright, 1920
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-09
CAMPAIGN EXPENSES.

The Newberry conviction in Michigan. the Borah
charges of campaign extravaganza in the sundry
presidential canvasses incident to the preferential
primaries and the demands of labor that such
monetary corruptions of the ballot must cease are
All provoking evidences OF public interest the
question of campaign expenses. as they may be ir-
dulged in by the various candidates and POLITICAL
parties this year.
The general feeling seems to be that the thing
has gone quite far enough and that it is time to
call a halt with so much competition for office
particularly the higher federal and Offices
there is a temptation the part Of candidates
and their supporters to go to extremes This may
he natural az a time when the country is over
flowing with wealth and money seems almost to
have it's value; but it is unfortunate and dan
gerous Any honest effort TO limit campaign expen-
ditures. either in support OF existing laws
moral suasion where no laws exist. is 70 be en-
couraged
Interest in this matter at present centers chiefly
m the pre-convention presidential CAMPAIGNS. be
cause they are most conspicuous in themselves. and
because they already well under way. There
is no law limiting the amount a candidate may
spend for the presidential nomination The railroad
brotherhoods, however speaking through their Off
ciaI publication, Labor, seek to remedy this lack.
They have addressed appeal every pres
Dental candidate asking:
How IS your campaign financed How much
have you expended 70 date and how much DO
YOU expect 10 exr end before the national
ventiou Of your party meets? VIII you be good
enough furnish the names OF contributors
TO your campaign fund 20 fund which
be used I'm YOUR behalf and the amounts
Of their contribution VIII you before your
tional convention meets make a further
statement OF expenditures. together with a list
Of contributors. and furnish the to the
press?
Are YOU willing TO join in appeal to
gress 20 immediately enact legislation which
will compel an candidates for the presidency
20 make sworn returns 20 some official of the
national government showing all money
pended by the candidates. any acting
IN their behalf together with the names OF all
contributors 20 the candidates campaign fund
any fund that may be raised in their
behalf"
Some candidates may regard these questions
mpertinent There is, however. real public inter
est back OF them The public would like to know
a least what is the chief element OF financial
rort back Of every candidacy in order TO appraise
each candidate more accurately II would be the
public interest If there were some way Of getting
every pre-conventon campaign fund record.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-09
More Truth
Than Poetry
By JAMES ]. MONTAGUE

EVERYBODY'S DOING 1T.
Little Cutie Crumpett
Is toiling on a tale.
Her parents say is bound some day
To have a splendid sale.
It's all about a lady
Who loved "A gentleman.
And she can spell almost as we'll
AS Daisy Ashford can.
Little Doris Duckett
Is working on "A play.
It's not high art. but bless her heart,
She's only eight today.
Her doting parents tell US
That though she's just a kid
The gifted mite knows how 10 write
Like Daisy Ashford did.
Little Mollie Markle
Won't romp or lark or run.
Like children should whose health
Is good,
Until her book is done.
II simply is astounding,
The talent she's displayed
Her style and wit will make a hit
Like Daisy Ashford's made.
Oh. little Daisy Ashford,
Your style had grace and charm,
But Just the same your sudden fame
Has done a world OF harm
A million other children
Since Barrie boosted you,
Have left their play. and toll away
At novel writing. too
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-09
ARMY HANDICAPS.

Congress has decided on a standing army $780,
900 men, with nearly $4,000 officers Raising that
army and keeping It up TO full strength is going to
be considerable OF Job. owing conditions for
which congress itself is responsible.
The army is be recruited by voluntary enlist
ment. Men will enlist only if the service is desir-
able It does not appear very desirable either
TO officers to privates. The present standing
e far from its full complement and is particularly
short Of officers.
The old officers leaving the service and new
oficer-materia failing enter it. because the
Pay is so small that officers cannot live on It de-
Gently. Congress has refused to raise that pay.
II is hard 10 enlist privates largely because con-
gress has neglected modify the old court martial
system under which 100000 soldiers tried dur
ing the late war and Of whom. according to former
Judge Advocate Anselrs testimony IS percent were
convicted unjustly. This the system OF which Gen.
Anseu has said: THE subordinate has right
which his superior is bound TO respect 1t is the
same system that governed the armies of Europe
in the days when soldiers were either impressed
into service or were serfs."
s likely that shall have strong. eff
cient army, made up Of representative Americans.
until these defects remedied.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-09
A BUSINESS PROPOSITION.

Prohibition not sentimental or moral issue but
cold FLOODED business prop osion, is consider
ed great success 10y a Fort Wayne, Ind. news
paper.
In the first place. prohibition is decreasing the
OF The local police II steadily operat
ing 10 depopulate the jaus poor houses orphans
homes. insane hospitals penal farms and various
other state Institutions All this saves money 70
the tax-pay--. But it does stil
Il brings about general inn rovement in COM
munty life There Is more general prosperity. lit
tie less sordidness. misery. want and despair a lit
tie more happiness and self-respect.
There are many spots in The country which are
very FAR from being wholly dry but even those To-
oaliues show some Improvement over the days of
the saloon. Other lines Of business moved more
brisklv when prohibition began TO operate Food
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-09
APRIL 9. 1920.
BAREFOOT HIGHBROWS.

The intellectual classes in Venna-the teachers.
professional and others whose incomes, like
those OF similar classes elsewhere the
smallest in Hungary--are about start certain
dress innovations in the interests of economy. Co
ing barefoot is one Of these A number of these
harrassed highbrows have banded together and
pledged 70 appear upon the streets shortly with
neither stockings nor shoes. other dress reforms
are contemplated which to helr reduce the cost
OF clothing.
In their announcement OF the organization they
say that their action is only necessity because
Of the prohbitive cost OF footwear but also pro-
test against the prohteers who fattening the
misery Of others.
There will be little sym pathy here over this latest
evidence of the decreasing size OF the Vienna roll.
but Il will be interesting know whether the dras
tic measure proposed will have the desired effect.
n prices Of footgear and other clothing descend
rapidly because OF such professional treatment it
will be a great temptation FOR people in like cir
cunlstances this country follow in their bare
foot tracks.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-09
LEATHER CHEMISTRY.

When the American Chemical society meets in
April it will establish department. This will
be a section Of leather chemistry the need for
which has developed with the high cost Of shoe
manufacture.
The first work OF the department will be
perimenting with vegetable substances to improve
tanning processes In years leather has been
made from many skins never before utilized
for this purpose The skins of shark and other fish
have been found practicable for making kinds
OF feather possessing real durability and utility.
improved and perhaps less expensive methods OF
tanning the skins now commonly used to make diff
ferent grades OF leather will help greatly. New
methods which will make available lot Of
material will be still helpful. a long-suffer-
ing public has nothing but good wishes for this
enterprise
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-09
The Horoscope
FRIDAY. APRIL Q.

\ congeries Of unfavorable lunar
positions with relation 70 the planets
makes for troublesome conditions
and events. This applies to business
as well as TO social domestic and
affectional matters, the latter being
under the adverse influence of Luna
square Venus, and the former under
the lunar square TO Mercury Jupi
ter and Neptune likewise being IN
der evil trausits OF the moon, also
offer a discOuEa ging outlook in the
matter Of speculation and finances.
and initiate against new enterprises
Sign all contracts and writings eau
tiOuSly, avoiding possibility of fraud
swindling. false testimony and mali
cious gossip.
Those whose birthday it is have
not q very encouraging outlook.
They should be on guard against
all manner of gossip, slaughter and
fraud. a child born on this day will
he careless i'm conduct and speech.
restless and adventurous.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-09
TEN DENANDMENTS.


Rule Don't lie--it wastes my
time and yours. I'm sure 20 catch
you in the end, and that's the wrong
end.
Rule u-Watch your work, not
the clock. a long days work makes
long day short, and short
days work makes my face long.
Rule III.-Give me more than
expect and I'll pay you more than
you expect. l can afford to increase
your pay If you increase ny profits.
Rule IV.-You owe so much to
yourself that you can't afford TO
owe anybody else. Keep out Of
debt or keep out OF my shop.
Rule V.-Dishonesty IS never an
accident. Good men, like good
women. can see temptation when
they meet il.
Rule VI.-Mind your own business
and in time you'll have a business
of your own TO mind.
Rule VII.-Don't do anything here
which hurts your self-respect. The
employe who is willing TO steal for
me is capable OF stealing from me.
Rule Willis none of my bus
mess what you do at night But if
dissipation affects what you do the
next day, and you do half as much
as / demand, you'll last half as long
as you hoped.
Rule IX.-Don't tell me what I'll
like TO hear. but what 1 ought to
hear. I don't want a valet to my
vanity. but 1 need enc for my money.
Rule X.-Don't kick II I kick-if
you're worth while correcting you're
worth while keeping. l don't waste
time cutting specks out OF rotten
apples.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-09
ANTOINETTI,.

To the average person, Antoinette
and Annette are regarded as closely
related-the former Is thought TO be
merely an elaboration of the latter.
But such is not the case. Annette.
which will be- discussed later. comes
from the Hebrew. while Antoinette
is OF Roman extraction. IL means
'iuestimable" and is said 10 have
originated with Antius, u son Of Her
cules.
Several distinguished Roman fam
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-09

If we had our way. we would make
the 18th amendment DO something
awful with the butcher who weighs
his hand with the meat and the
goth amendment would hit the peo-
pie who anticipate things in the pic
ture shows. We would make the
penalty particularly severe for those
who keep about four jumps ahead
Of the action on the screen. And
on End thought we don't know but
what we would also touch upon this
dangerous practice in the 18th
amendment and repeal the present
laws embodied in this amendment;
we really have forgotten what they
are.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-09

demand.
Before the 18th amendment added 10 the
constitution many large manufacturing concerns
had found that liquor and efficiency did 20 we'll
together. and had demanded temperance of their
working forces II was a cold blooded business
proposition TO them which they had tested and
proved. In spite Of The restiveness Of John Barley
and the renewed agitation OF his supporters.
this business side CT prohibition IS proving of
the strongest arguments IN It's favor.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-09
AN EXPLANATION.

The above remarks we're not writ
ten by Ye Editor. but reflect his
sentiments 10 such an extent that
he could not have improved on them
If he had written them himself
Publication of the same may permit
him remaining on the Job for at
least another week.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-09
TIE SPIRIT OF THE TINES.

We asked a union man II ne IA
vored system OF bonuses in a man
ufacturing plant He replied en-
phatically no because he said it had
a tendency 70 speed up work!
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-09
At the Pnnlierrrs

Lady Customer want New
England soviet chicken
Poulterer-What in times that
Lady CustOmer-Why, a Rhode
Island Red, Of course.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-09
WHAT'S In A NAME

Fncts about your name; its
history; its meaning; whence IL
was derived; les significance;
your lucky day and lucky Jewel.
BY MILDRED MARSHALL.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-09
Big Waiting List.

Now that we have "A secretary OF
state, the government can begin is
suing passports TO reds once more;
and, along with the reds. why not
one 10 the president Of ireland ?"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-09
Local, RuIEES

The newspaper print shortage is
becoming 80 acute that in The News
Times editorial room today a plan
was being discussed 20 provide the
reporters with states and pencils in
their work. At the Tribune, code
system for the news and advertise
ments may be devised.
Paper collars will probably be
tabooed temporarily in an effort 10
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-09

A friend OF ours from Boston
sends us a newspaper outlining tax
reforms. Alright. were for taking
all taxes off newspaper employees
under the age OF 30 and over the
age OF IS.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-09
We Arc Learning.

Pullman fares are going up. prov
ing that At last the government car
control the berth-rate.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-09
The Tower of Babel
PA PERKINS

PA PERKINS
SCI:
A man begins
10 really wish for
spring when his
coal pile gets
down 20 a point
where he can
count the Jumps.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-09
By Bill ARMSTRONG;

relieve the situation.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-16
ES SIGNIFICATIVO Ell
TRIUNFO EN- MAINE

Telcgrausa Especial pare IA PRENSA'
NCEEA YORK. Sep;iembre l5.-En
los cfrculos pollticos de esta ciudad Sc
considera Ia eleccijn efectuada en- el
Es.ado de Maine, Y en- Ia cual los repu-
blicanos obtuvieron una gran mayoria
contra los Gem6Cratas, como un nal
presaCio para estos en- las prdHimas
elecciones primarias.
Sc dice aquI que menos que los de-
m6cratas organicen su campaha mejor
y muestren una mayor actividad en-
los pr6ximos dos meses, el future prest
dente sera republicado. Dos cosas Sc
dice que estan minando principalmente
lCstrabajos de los dem6CrataS, n sa-
Der: su decision de adherirsc n progra-
ma del Presidente Wilson relative a
Ia LiSa de las NacioneS y "a ausencia
del Coronel House. qUien Sc conside-
n como ia verdadera fuerZa que supo
Sanar las dos eleccIones del presider-
te Wilson. Fl Coronel Sc encuentra aho
n en- Europa Y segan Sc dice. no ha
demostrado interes alguno en- IA cam
DaHa presidential.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-16
VOLVIO UNA COMISION
ENVIADA A EUROPA
La presidia ell Gral. Salinas
y estudi6 las industries
de. fierro y acero

Anuncian mensajes negados de Ia
capital de Mexico que los miembros
de Ia comision miutar Y tecnica que ell
Presidente Carranza envio hace algu-
nos meses a los principales pa1ses eu-
ropeos para realiZar estudios detenidos
sobre las industrias de hierro y acero,
acaba de llegar a Ia ciudad de Mext-
co de regreso de su viaje por el mundo,
en- donde reccrrio grandes centros in
dusriales Y fundidores de Alemania,
Italia, Francia Inglaterra-
Sc ha informado sobre este particu-
lar que los. comisionados, presididos
por el General Gustavo Salinas, ex-
Director de los Establecimientos Fa
briles Militares dc Mexico, realizaron
muy competentes estudios acerca de Ia
production de hero acero en- esos
pafses del contineDte europeo, los cua-
les seran probablemente aprovechados
en- Mexico para ayudar en- forma nifty
eficaz al desarrollo de las Industries
derivadas en- Ia RepGblica-
Los comisionados Sc manifiestan
muy complacidos de su viaje de estu-
dio y declaran que pondran todo SD EN-
pelo v desarrollaran roaa 81 actfvf-
dad para quo muy pronto so pongan
en- practica en- los centros industr!ales
de Mexico los tltimos sIstenas dc las
inaustrlaS expresadas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-16
EL PROBLEMA DE LAS
HUELGAS ES TODAYIA
UN PROBLEMA SERIO
Los tejedores decIcraron pa-
ro general en- Mex, Pue.,
VerGcruz y Tla1cala

Aver Sc recibid en- esta ciudad un
informe detallado acecca del eStado
general de las dificultades entire el ca
pital V el trabajo en- los principales
ceuroS indusrriales Ell IA Mesa Cen
tral el Oriente de Mexico. Y por elias
Sc tiene Ia certeza de que son bien
seriaS, originando grandes trastornos
4 las industrias Y constituyendo nue.
vos problemas para e. Gobierno.
Dice un mensaje recibido aquf de
fuente autorizada en- Mexico que en-
Metepec, EStado de Puebla, es e! Gni-
Co lugar en- donde las huelgas han te-
nido una seduction transitional. Los ira
bajadores en- dicho lugar volviercn 4
sus actividades ordinarias, aGn cUando
deb;do a IL destituci6n injustificada
de IN obrero Sc cree que vuelva 4 de-
clararse de ua momento a otro el pa
70 de los trabaiaos, pues hay gran agi-
taci6p entire los trahajadores.
Por otra parte Sc sabe que todos los
6ennas trabatadores de las Industries
textiles en- los Estados de Tlaxcala-
Teracruz Puebla, han dcclarado una
huelg. general, acbido n IL reduction
notable cue en- IA production han he
cho las empresas propietarias de las
fabr;cas, con eli prop6sito de hacer su-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-16
LOS VALORES MEXI-
CANOS FIRMES EN-
FL EXTRANJERO
En- Ia BoIsa de Londres
Sc sostienen las accio-
nes petroIeras

Ts!eorana Especial para IA PRENSA"
NUEVA YORK, Septiembre 15.-Las
aciones demas valores petroleros,
muy especialmente aquellas de las Com
paffas que estan funcionando en- la
Repdbllca Mexicana, Sc mantienen to-
davIa firnes en este mercado, segun
Sc advirtio NJ cerrarse aver tarde.
Sc ha recibido ademas I'm cablegra-
MA de Ia Bolsa londinense, diciendo
tambien que en- medic de Ia baja gene
raj de valores advertida durante el dia
en- eI n,ercado de Londres, Sc ha notado
una marcada firmeza de los bonos de
petr6leo meXicano, ?nanifestandose en-
algunos casos una ligera alza.
La negotiation Hartman and Com
pany" una firma nuy bien conocida
de esta ciudad, ha negado enfaticamen
te el contenido de un inforrne publica-
t,7 aver por Ia manana en- el sentido de
que ha pretendido hacer inversiones
en- empresas petroleras en- Mexico.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-16
Al LVARADO REP|TE
EN- MEXICO LO OLE.
D|JOA Ii PRENSA'
HhCEDECLARACIONES A Los
DIARIOS DE- MEXICO, EN-
Ell MISNO SENTIDO

Te,epran,a Especial para "LA PRESSA.
CIuDAD DE MEXICO, SeptieInbrs
l5.-El general Salvador Alvarado hs
vuelto a hacerse cargo de la Secretarls
de Hacienda despues de mas de dot
meses de ausencia durante los ciialea
permaneci6 en- el desempeno de So mn
sion financiera en- los centros primer
paies de los Estados UHidos.
A reserva de hacer unas declaraclo
nes amplias a los periodicos para into'
mar de sus gestiones financieras er
Nuera York establishments, ha mant
festado que viene satisfechfsimo de-
tratamiento que lie prodigaron los BAN
aueros hombres de negocios en- ios
Estados Unidos, confirma con su o.
cho In que declare a LA PRENSAs
de San Antnio hace pocos dfas a su pa.
so Dor esa ciudad norteamericana de
regreso a Mexico.
NIuchas atlas personalidades de u
banca V la industria. asf como Varios
prominentes capitalistas particu-ares
han estado a visitar al general Alvars
do en- sus oficinas de Palacio, tratan'
do con ell Ministro asuntos trascenden-
tales relacionados con el curse que harI
seruido muchaS negociaciones de indo-
10 financiera con el capital neoyorquf
no.
Los diarios metropolitanos inserta>
ran mafiana las declaraciones detaiiS|
das del general Alvarado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-16
ORGANIZASE La NUEVA
ARMA DE AYIACI0N EN-
Ell EJERCITO NACI0NAL
Sc piensa formar una base
de cuatrocientas grandes
QerOnGDeS

Van muy adelatados los trabajoS de
organization que por disposition del
Presidente De IA Huerta sc escaH lie
vando a cabo en- Ia Secretarfa dc
Guerra para ell desarroIio de Ia Guar
Ia Arma del Ej=rcito Nacional. que Sc
ra en- 10 Successive Ia de Av!aci6n.
Ell eI DepariamentO del ramo, crea-
do rscientemente en- Ia Secretaria de
Guerra So han desiEnado var!as cv-
1nisones especiales que func!onan bajo
Ia direction del Jefe de L. Oficina- y
que tieneu de consultores q Tarlos
cornpetentes> t&cnicos en- materia de
aviaci6n. entire los cualeS Sc cuenta el
pIIoto Ralph O'NeiI. actual JeIe del
Cuerpo de Photos Aviadores de AISxi-
co.
Pcr los os5ozos formulados Al res
pccto. se propoudrfin en- el proyecto
respective que VI "a presentarSe a Ia
aprobaci6n de Ia superioridad. Ia for
maci6n de un ejercito de mas de cua-
trocientos aeronaves De campaha, igua
les a los nodelos que est4n usdndose
en- Europa y los Estados Unidos, de-
iandoS, los aparatoS de fabrication
nacional exclusivamente para usos or
dinarios. Y para las practicas de los
aspirantes Il pilotoS aviadcres.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-16
RODOLFO HERRERO
ST HALLA En- Ia
IONA De TUXPAN
La autoridad judicial va
Iibro eI exhorto para
su apprehension
PERO NO Sc LOGRA AUN
En- Tuxpan dicen que el Gral.
Herrero no la podido
ser IocaIizado
PERO NO Sc LOGRA AUN

Teieorcnd Especial para "a PRENSA"
CIUDAD DE MEXlCO, Sepuembre
15.-Sigue siendo motive de comenta-
rios en- esta capital, Ia noticia relativa
q que el Juez 20. de instruction Militar,
que es el encargado de la averiguacion
sobre n muerte del senior CarranZa, ha
cncontrado meritos para considerar res
po1sabIe de dicha muerte al Coronel
Rodolfo Herrero dictado orden de a
prehension en- su cntra.
Ahora Sc ha sabido que el citado fun
cionario ha Nbrado va los exhortos re-
cucridos las autoridades de Tuxparn,
Eeracruz, en- Ia cual region sc sabe
que SC encuentra el citado jefe, para
cue procedan n su apprehension Sc le
conduzca a esta capirE!, en- calidad de
preso.
Las autoridades de Tuxpa,n han con-
testado VA acusando recibido del exhor
to, pero segGn notic;as recibidas hoy a
quf, no sc ha procedido hasta nhora q
In apprehension del exhortado, en- vista
de Cue las citadns autoridades no han
podido saber cl lugar exacto donde Sc
encuentra ell coronel Herrero.