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Evening star., 1920-01-23
Changes Plea in Election Case.

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich January
23.-J. Scott Hunter of Detroit, one
Of the 1876 men indicted on charges of
conspiracy in the election of Senator
Truman H. Newberry, entered a plea
Of nolo contendere in United States
district court this forenoon. Hun
ter is the seventh respondent to
change hishplea to nolo contendere-
Evening star., 1920-01-23
ROOSEVELT COIN URGED.
Two-Cent Piece as Memorial Pro.
posed by Woman's Association.

Coinage of a 2-cent piece as a me-
mortal to former President Roosevelt
is proposed in bill introduced by
Chairman Mclean Of the Senate bank
ing committee. at the request of the
Woman's National Roosevelt Memo
rial Association.
Evening star., 1920-01-23
M. & M. Board Meeting Postponed.

The meeting of the board Of gov
ernors Of the Merchants and Manu-
facturers Association scheduled for
o'clock tonight has been postponed
until o'clock next Tuesday after
noon.
Evening star., 1920-01-23
North Dakota Goes to Gibraltar.

VALENCIA. January 22 (by the AS
sociated Press).-The United states
battieship North Dakota left here To-
day for Gibraltar,
Evening star., 1920-01-23
Must Get World Back to Work.

Our people must be aroused to
the consciousness that. after all, We
may be living since the close of the
war in a fools paradise, and that
more work, economy and liberal in
yestment in foreign securities are
necessary, if we wish to make our
present apparent prosperity real and
CONTINUED Oh Page 2, Column 3,
Evening star., 1920-01-23
WEATHER.

Rain tonight and tomorrow warmer
tonight
Temperature for twenty-four hours
ended pm. today: Highest, 33. at =
pm. today: lowest. 81. at pm. yester-
Full report on page %.
Evening star., 1920-01-23

Great variance in the methods fol-
lowed by commanding officers in
awards made the
boards task extremely difficult Ad.
miral Knight said. Some group com.
manIers recommended their entirs
Evening star., 1920-01-23

Member of the Associated Press
The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to
the use for republication Of all nsws dispatches
credited to it not otherwise credited In this
paper and also the local news published herein.
All rights of publicati Of special
dispatches herein are also reserved
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-15
Mr.. BRYAN AT SAN FRANCISCO.

As things turned out Chicago. with particular
reference to the republican, attitude toward the
League OF Nations. repudiating it quite in and
making no promise Of treaty ratification, with
the Lodge reservations. should the republicans get
control Of the government, good friend Col. w.
J. Bryan seems 20 be left rather high and dry
that issue. The colonel we fear regarded Sen.
Lodge as eubued with altogether too much SINGER
i,y when he undertook TO join forces with him IN
IN effort to put over the reservation subterfuge.
What happened Chicago, fairly indicates that the
republicans never regarded the Lodge reservations
as anything other than an assassin's dagger They
finally grew honest enough and bold enough. after
year Of camouhage, and attempts TO kill by back
stabbins 70 step out and boldly promise do what
III the while they have seemingly hoped to accom-
fish by indirection-simply nothing
II COL Bryan can find anything IN that Chicago
platform. to give him comfort at san Francisco
where it has been reported that he would make
frht for promise OF ratification Of the League and
treaty with the Lodge reservations he is welcome TO
al he find Tt IS hoped too. that honor
able vice president one Indianas big four who
never misses an opportunity 10 sheer at the pres-
dent and the League covenant viii be able get
some consolation from the sneers and snarls Of his
republican friends at Chicago. We win perhaps never
know how much the republicans have depended up
on the disanection OF these party influences to
back them up In their audactty. We Will perhaps
know. however. after the san Francisco convention
20 what extent the republicans have been over-es-
t.uatng the support they would set from those
sources
Consideration Of the vice president IN such
nectlon. can no doubt be dismissed His influence
has always been largely confined 10 the that
wiser heads could make OF him and his ready gift
CAB. Bryan, however Will be power in the san
Francisco convention, and II ne Will just the
futiity any confidence in the republican attitude
toward the Paris treaty and the League-except 20
believe them they have finally stated their stand
in Chioago-he will be power for great good He
will be quite indispensable. fear. protection
Of the party against the on-slaughts OF the liquor
interests-and their Tight wines and beer" sapngs.
lin which connection he can greatly enhance his
influence by seeing the light that Chi
oago platform-whch is just one rambling exhibit
ton OF demagogic insincerity after another
is up 20 the democrats TO stand unitedly for
Paris treaty and League of Nations covenant quite
president brouEht them from across the
PerhAEs interpretations would be admissible The
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-15

president has conceded that much and even recon-
mended f. but there should be no reservations like
the Lodge reservations, framed 20 nullify tho
League. and certainly there should BE no compro-
mise with program like that dictated al Chicago.
Even ex-Prest Taft takes that much Of a position
against the Chicago platform. but then has shift
ed 60 often this subject. for the sake OF party
that there Is telling where he will eventually
land.
We shall hope 70 see Mr.. Bryan come back to his
by the time he arrives on the Pacific slope;
we mean his senses the League OF Nations ques-
ton, same as he has been able 10 hold those senses
the liquor question. united democracy with the
party kept clean, will victory for democracy
again this year. The republicans have become too
orazen in their presentations and demagoguery and
the people are finding them out; democrats indie
pendents and progresstFe republicans. Of the rank
and hle' these latter whom espcaly, the "old
guard" as hrT,y entrenched at the helm as ever.
with no Recognition for them whatever.
All che democrats need TO do at San Francisco, Is
tobe honest; honest with themselves. with their
6etter natures and highest miudedness Mr.. Bryan
can be force in bringing this about, with his
power Of appeal getting IL written only into the
party platform but having it exemplihed in the per-
sonslity OF the candidates He hardly expect.
however, 70 exert his best influence in those d.
rectons. II ne shows any disposition 10 further
compromise with the republicans the League of
Nations issue. after the complete Reputation OF
the League and the Versailles treaty as a whole.
that characterizes the Chicago Platform. The demo-
cratic party stand by the president just
steadfastly the republicans. bursting with
egotism, stand against him.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-15
OF COURSE YOU UNDERSTAND.
WARREN, THIS Is JUST BE-
TWEEN Us TWO.
South Bend. Ind

" $3.50 y . n W.
South Bend. Ind.
June IA, 1920.
Mr.. Warren G. Harding.
Marion. Ohio.
Dear Warren:
hasten 10 congratulate you for
your app rent victory in Chicago IN
coping She republican nomination
for president.
I call II an apparent" victory
because I read in a Hearst paper
that you had won against the field,
and 10 this turns out 70 be true il
will be the first thing I ever read
in a Hearst paper that was true.
outside OF an occasional weather
forecast.
Your victory pleased me beyond
measure. War. because as you know.
War, we are both Ohioans, and
what might be described as self
made men, although somebody
seems 10 have did a better lob OF
IL in the case OF you personally
than they did with me personally.
l never got elected TO the presidency
Of nothing except the South Bend
Press club, which had a liquid in
debtedneSs Of a couple Of hundred
dollars at the time, and later
newsbOy popped up that claimed /
ate up some of his votes and I was
ousted, sin die status aquorum.
And another thing War. that
puts I and you closer together than
the ordinary run OF Ieople is that
we are both in the newspaper bust
ness. / read that you loved 10 work
at the type case in your own shop.
Well TO be absolutely candid l do
81 II 49,
been insulted by some OF the best
printers in the business, which more
than makes up for my lack OF a
card.
OF course. War. you have un-
doubtedly promised the secretary Of
state berth 10 some of your other
henchmen perhaps a little closer 10
you than me, but / can accept any
of the other places at the cabinet
table. and have a decided prefer
ence for the vacancy Of secretary OF
war as I would like mighty well 20
help you dope up the next draft law.
I'll Just set things I'm shape here so
that I can leave at any time on a
summons from you, and will await
word from you anXiously, you bet.
Soon as POSSIBLE, notify me by night
letter collect. or by the regular post
what Job you have saved for me. and
soon as you get settled in Washing
ton again just drop around 10 Child's
restaurant and put in a 1880 a. m.
daily order of wheat cakes for me,
and also keep your eve open for
nice. two room fiat including bath
for my family, one that is cheap,
light and well ventilated so that a
baby can cry with ease and COM
fort 20 everyone but the neighbors.
suppose your be taking office
about the st of the month, so that
when 7 come down TO old Washing
ton it'll be best for me 10 be up on
all the legislation that you have In
mind to put through. With this In
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-15
CIIENLENTTNA.

CIementina has it's origin IN an
Gent Rome. Clemens was a cogno-
men and was borne by Vesparian's
nephew, Titus Flavius Clemens,
who was put to death by Domitan
on a charge Of atheism, like others
who went over TO Christianity. A
very early church at Rome is dedi-
Gated TO him and he Is thought by
some TO be the samo Clemens which
ST Paul mentions.
Clemens. taken as a Latin adJec-
tive, signifies "merciful'; from IT
the substantive elemental came 70
be formed. The Romans worship
ped Clementia, the personified vir-
tue. as a goddess, bearing a cup in
one hand and a lance IN the other,
and the titel your Clemency" be-
came the mode Of addressing en-
perors. In England and France,
Clementina is probably the direct
outcrowth of the legend of St
Clements who was martyreo by be-
ing beheaded and thrown into the
sea where a shrine OF coral was
formed round his head. His Is the
patron saint of sailors. Italy mod
ernized the early Roman goddess by
calling her Clemenza and Germany
is responsible for Clementinc. The
charming Clementina is the English
version. II gained great vogue and
achieved widespread usage in honor
OF the Italian lady IN Sir c. Grandi-
SON."
The turquoise is Clementina' s
talismanic stone. II will protect her
from all dangers. particularly from
accidents while riding and walking,
according TO an old legend. II she
sees the new moon reflected In It's
surface. she will have extreme good
luck. Monday is her lucky day and
3 her lucky number.
Copyright, 1920
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-15
A NATIONAL POLICE FORCEp

Speaking the convention Of the chiefs of police
at Detroit Chief Quigey OF Rochester, n. Y, presi-
of the association. predicted that within five
years the United States will have national police
The idea is rather startling in a country accus-
toned think OF police protection local func-
tion under local control 1t will not be asserted that
the existing system Of localized police has furnished
ideal protection. in fact, rather the reverse But
even where the inadequacy OF local policing, in
the rural districts has called for effective
measures. the remedy has been organization OF
constabulary rather than in the idea OF
tional force Nor has there been any suggestion OF
doing away with the municipal forces in the cities
Public opinion is likely endorse this pro-
posal if It in any vital degree to der rive
munities Of their local control, which. imperfect
is. is least their nationalized police force
belongs to the European theory of centralized
government than to Anglo Saxon principles Coop
GRAFTON nationally there ought to be. much more
than there is and much effective. Reform there
should But that the substitution of nationalizet
force would be a solution Of our police problems is
from being certain while 1t would invite peris
OF its own
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-15
Other Editors Than Ours
TRADING WITH RUSSIA.
Beaver Falls NcNTsl

While Lloyd George and Delegate Krassn
trying 20 figure out a basis for barter between the
British and the Russians and thus avoid offending
the French, who insist that they have first mort
gage Russian gold for the money they lent the
cars government news comes from Philadelphia
that American captain OF industry has been hrst
IN the held with resort 10 the primitive method
OF trading goods. Mr.. Nauclain is reported have
returned from Europe with enough orders 10 keep
the Baldwin locomotive works in operation for five
years.
II is Sold that S10OOOO.OOO worth OF locomotives
sold 10 Rumania TO be Iaid for in oil and that
the oil then sold TO the British payable in
rency Another story told OF trading American pro-
ducts 10 Rumanians for their glass bead output
Anyway the Rumantans reported TO be expect
inE record crops and to have been worrying about
means OF trar-rortation until the enterprisng Amer
lean appeared
The same method 90 exchanging goods between
Russia and The west is expected 70 overcome the
exchange problem and the allied problem OF
Frances objection sold The Anaerf-
can example IN Rumania would seem 70 evidence
the possibilities for resunninE trade with Russia
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-15
The Horoscope
TUESDAY, JUNE is.

The astrological chart is again full
Of conflicting figures, bringing con-
trary conditions and events into af
fairs generally. Things are likely
to assume very lively aspects. pos
sibly involving changes, removals or
Journey. Undertaken with caution
and good judgment these should re-
suit in a worth while and permanent
improvement in ones affairs. Wise
investment and expenditure Of
moneys is called for. with the In
junction TO guard against fraud or
duplicity. All sorts OF bold and haZ-
ardous ventures are under auspices
that indicate success and large OPP
portunity The disposition will be
found daring. enterprising and re-
sourceful, with a leading toward ad-
venture.
Those whose birthday Il is may
look forward 20 a year OF important
events with change OF scene and
new ventures. Speculation and
money risks should be avoided. A
child born on this day will De active,
persevering and ambitious, and viii
rise in life.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-15
SAFE SHOPPING.
of its own

I'VE should strive to make America known
safe place to shop" said Richard Lee of New York,
in discussing the subject What shall America do
hold her world trade?"
we should meet foreign conditions so far as
possible. We should impose unnecessary
change in their present mode of doing bust
ness. Above all, we should strive TO be truth
full in our description OF a product so there
may be disappointment its arrival"
Mr.. Lees advice would seem TO be equally good
holding home trade we'll The days OF false
advertising fairly over anyway. but there is still
room closer adherence the truth And truth
in advertising works double advantage. Not only
does the customer find the thing 1t is described
purchaser. but the dealer who advertise truth
fully quality present to the public, and
better standards of workmanship develop his
side.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-15
JUNE IS. 1870


fnsSHe5nnAA @gU 11asDo Ibansz, political conyen-
tions IN ths more cndlEhteuAd South American
publics are vsrYSeunar tn method and spirit 10
own Thsy era hoeeyen more animated snd
vehement.
THE orators talk louder. Frequently they for
get themselves and language which calls
for an explanation on the field Of honor Once
so often the preadert-elect has to wait until
his term % Office expires 70 bring one Of HIS
tagonists TO account That happened not long
in Uruguay. Occasionally, however, the presi-
dent grows impatient and resigns his high office
TO send his seconds to intolerable oppo-
nent both to silence him and TO prove TO the
world that he the president, IS a man Of cour-
age.
once in while these spirited and high
tempered presidents are young blades OF IS or
so. IN those republics OF South America the
youthful and debonair ex-Sen. Chauncey Derew
might find it necessary cross swords
change pistol shot or two with another youth
Of his own age"
Imagine this system applied TO the Chicago and
San Francisco conventions. We might have Prest
Wilson sending his seconds" to Sen Lodge. or Cen
Wood challenging Sen. Johnson to mortal combat
or Sen Borah and Nicholas Murray Butler taking
pot shots at each others heads. or the chairmen
OF the republican and democratic national commit
tees meeting at daybreak; in neutral spot, to
settle by Notwithstanding which gentleman was the
liar. which party the more honorable.
No, on mature consideration, it wouldn't do For
one thing. the American people would find II too
ridiculous. It may in Latin countries, but the
modern Anglo-saxon cannot see that shooting or
slashing really decides anything
Our duels are fought bloodlessy IN committee
rooms and on public forums. The American and
English way Is to have It out verbally, man 10 man.
or IN a contest or argument before audience. In
the present case, the same differences that would
have resulted IN duels in Latin-America, in
France or Italy or Spain fought out in conven-
tion committee rooms on the stump and in the
press with the public for Judge and that ends the
matter are egotistic enough to believe that
our way is the better
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-15
More Truth
Than Poetry
By JAMES J. MONTAGUE
THE POSTWAR.

49, ~ 80 @'A~A-Ns
You lie in bed and curse the snow
that's drifting down the street,
Or watch the maple sag and sway
beneath the driving sleet,
And thank the Lord that for a while
youll lie there snug and warm.
Before it's time 10 hustle out and
battle with the storm.
And then you hear a whistle blow,
and drowsily you say:
THAT postman's got a lot Of grit
TO be around today"
The hottest summer afternoon, when
on the shady stoop.
Despite your fan and lemonade
you sort OF wilt and droop;
When not a breath of airs a-stir
and all the birds are still.
And steamy mist is drifting up
across the sweltering hill.
A whistle wakes you with a start
and you observe, Gee whizz,
That postman doesn't give a darn
how hot the weather is"
Year in and out he walks his beat
along the avenue,
To bring the written messages
that means so much TO you
An always welcome visitor-you
hear his whistle sound,
And little think how hard Il Is 10
make that daily round.
And when the winter SHOWS are
deep or summer suns are hot.
You growl, THAT postman's get
ting old; he's late an awful lot!
And you are right. he does get old,
hard work and niggard pay
Are not much help in this dull
world 20 keep old age away.
His steps grow laggaVd by and by
but life's a brutal game,
And never mind how old one is, he
plays IL just the same.
And though the postman still must
do the only thing he can.
You say, Why don't they fire
that wreck and hire a younger
man ?"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-15

Under the provisions OF the Will OF New Jersey
millionaire home for respectable bachelors" will
be established, but the applicants must be more
than 60 years old and have been residents OF the
for least 10 years. But what respectable
bachelor" would reside in New Jersey for 10 years
unless forced 10 do so?
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-15
ORDER COURT MARTIAL
FOR MEXICAN LEADER

MEXICO CITY. June Trial
Of Gen. Francisco Murguia by
military court on charges Of having
abused his authority and having
authorized pillaging has been or
dered by the De la Huerta provi-
sional government. according, TO the
newspaper Excelsior. One OF the
specifications against Gen. Murguia
Is that he ordered the execution Of
Col. Ruben NJ. RoCha. Gen. Murguia
has made formal denial Of the
charges
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-15

While the cynic denies that there is such a thing
a bargain any more" there others that show
things which considerably less than at this
last year Keep up the fight against proheering.
but meanwhile get your share of bargains that
be had.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-15

OF course, candy manufacturers explain, the
chief reason for the high price OF candy is the high
price OF sugar but by what wizardry does be-
come worth four FIVE times much, the moment
is turned into candy?
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-15
WHAT'S IN A NAME

Facts about your name; its
historyI its meaningI whence II
was derived; its significance;
your lucky day and lucky Jewel.
BIZ MILDRED MARSHALL
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-15

Going Up.
II the kaiser is as good a tailor
as he is said 10 be, he'll soon be re-
GREETING that he spent so many
years piking along as an emperor.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-15
The Tower of Babel
By BILL ARMSTRONG

view I would Ike 10 have you sc
down what will be your attitude o.
the following questions, which VII
give me a chance 20 think them a.
over and get up some good argu
ments II I should wish to oppos
YOU in any OF them. l believe II
striking before the iron gets luke
warm. as you well know. War, an
for this reason | would ike 10 AS
vo-t now you feel about the follow
ing:
Q) How do you like Wilson's
execution. or are you going to
let Sim of with life imprison-
menti
C2) Do you believe in the
League OF Nations; II so Why
CS) What will me and you do
with William Jennings Bryan?
Yes. I do too. but won't we be
censored for it?
(4) How do you intend to act
in reference 10 the hellish prac-
tice OF Larking autos in front or
the Oliver opera house, South
Bend. during theatrical per
formsnces?
C5) If you decide to make
trip TO France occasionally, will
you agree TO go $3.50 with the
writer?
C6) What Is the refrigerator
capacity of the Mayfiower?
90 Are you going 10 be nor
row and fret IL they start turn
ing out beer of over II or 10
percent?
(S) Will YOU let your cabinet
members off early on Saturday.
and will they have access to the
white house larder If our ice
man happened 20 be late. or in
sist on being paid in full?
(9) Do YOU intend to take an
extraordinary strong stand
against profiteering I'm install
ment furniture, and will you
sanction another Mexican inva-
sion II the Mexicans get restless
and want 10 practice by laying
siege TO Denver. Colo, or Sc
attle2
NO) IF Gov. Edwards comes
to see US. wei treat him nice,
won't you just for old times
sake?
This is about all for the present
War. When I land in old Washing
ton YOU and me can hire a rubber
neck wagon for the afternoon an'
talk over other affairs OF nationa
And by the way. War. 1 heard 10
day nasty rumor that your middle
name is "GamlaHel." OF course TN
Is a error and was probably started
by Johnson or Gen. Wood, but
would fight against such dirty prop
Uganda with every drop of blood II
my veins. Why don't you start
story going around that Johnson
middle name Is Malcolm Yo'
would thus comIel this Johnson q
retire from public life and pay MIN
back in his own coin. I'll tell tn
bovs out this way that your mid
die name is George" and thus
very ugly situation will be cleared
up. without no bones being broken
Yours for Service,
Bill, ARMSTRONG, Sec'y OF O.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-15

Even With Gas at 80 Cents.
You can't convince a traffic cop
hat there is any car shortage.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-15
Pretty Safe

A keen eye can detect a lot OF
reservations in the party platforms.
They tuck EN- in betwee.. the lines.
Copyright. 1920