davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-04
desirables is plenty of ships?" intd
jected Representative Dyer, Republicd
Would Limit Free Speech

There will be many objections Al
some when tried will renounce th]
party" the attorney general replied
Mr.. Palmer read q number of i
cerpts from anarchistic literature re1
lutionary in character and said no exiI
ing statute made the printing and al
culating of such documents unlawful
Much has been said about the rid
of free speech and the right of assent
and of the freedom of the press"
continued, 'but it seems to me th|
must be dead line across which nd
must not 60 if the government is to 4
fend itself. 1t ought to be drawn at
line where there is threat of force, al
! mean physical force, when agitat|
plot the overthrow of the governml
and intend to commit acts of violence
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-26
SAYS PARTY RULE
DESTROYS PARTY
Samuel Gompers in Address
at Cleveland Opposes Po-
litical Labor Party.
BY Associated Press

BY Associated Press.
CLEVELAND. O., April 25.-
Pointing out that all the federation's
victories had been won without a
party and that party rule Will spell
disaster 20 future needs. Samuel
Gompers. president OF the American
Federation Of Labor, re-asserted the
federation's non-partisan political
policies in IN address here Sunday.
He assai'-i independent labor
parties THAI have Strung up and
urged the federation membership
TO abide by IT'S customary program
Of disregard Of political parties and
defeat all kinds who are enemies Of
American workingmen. The Am
erican Federation of Labor said
Gompers, assumes no role OF die
tatorship. Any selection OF men
who are TO represent you in the gov
ernment's next election is left 10 the
judgment OF each member and he
can vote as lie pleases'
Impulsive unwarranted and un-
timely strikes were denounced by
Mr. Gompers. but ne added that mo
matter what law may be enacted the
strike right viii never be driven
from the earth
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-26
RAIL SITUATION
BACK TO NORMAL
Union Officials Say Strikers
Are Gradually Return
ing to Work.
Rr Associated Press

bN ASSocloltu IIeSs
CHICAGO. April 25.-While no
further move was made by striking
railroad workers in the Chicago ter
minal district 10 bring an end 10 the
walkout in effect four weeks. the
railroads announced that more
strikers returned TO work Sunday
and that movement Of livestock and
fresh meat was normal.
Since the strike began, 1.052
strikers have returned 20 duty, a
statement Sunday night by the rail-
roads said. and $40 employees have
been brought 10 Chicago from other
points. Sundays livestock receiIts
tOtalled 401 cars. an increase Of 265
over receipts on the same day last
year In addition 2S4 cars OF live
stovk and $40 cars OF meat were
sent east.
John Grunau. head OF the Chicago
Yardmen's : association, following his
urra.gnment Saturday with Al other
strike leaders. before United States
Commissioner Mason, said no more
meetings would be called and nc
further attempts made 20 end the
strike.
The strikers would be content %
"sit tight at home" he said. until
their demands were granted.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-26

COUNCIL REQUESTS
AMERICA TO TAKE
ARMENIAN MANDATE
Great Britain Awarded Man
date for MesOpOtamia
and Palestine.
By Associated Press

By Associated Press:
SAN RENO, April 25.-The sn-
preme council is sending a formal
request 10 Pres't Wilson that the
United States government take tho
mandate for Armenia. The council
is leaving to Pres't Wilson the ar
bitration Of the differences ovet the
boundaries of Armenia
Award Mandate.
The council awarded a mandate
for MeSOpOtamia and Palestine 20
Great Britain and "a mandate for
Syria TO France.
The Adriatic question was brought
before the supreme council sunday
afternoon The Italian premier.
Signor Nitu, proposed 2 settlement
that followed generally Pres'J VIII
sons note Of December 9. ID varies.
however. 20 include a constitution
for the buffer state OF Fiume 10
which both the French and British
premiers objected on the ground
that il limited too greatly the char
acter OF the new state
Proposals Identical
Premier Nitti pointed out that the
Italian proposal was almost identi-
cal with that OF Pres't Wilson.
Nevertheless. after considerable
discussion. both the French and
British delegations said they could
not accept il. They declared that it
would take Prest Wilson's plan or
abide by that pact Of London. which
gives Fiume TO the Jugo-SlaVS
Premier Nitti promised 10 give his
decision Monday. The general be-
1faf is fhar no mill r,rafar- TDrpeff WI
sons settlement to the pact of Lon
don.
Council Divided.
There seems to be division on the
part of the council as 10 whether the
region of Erzerum and its Vicinit,
should be included i'm the territory
of the Armenian republic. The
Turkish nationalists are strongly
claiming ErZerum for themselves.
In placing Palestine under a Brit
ish mandate the council esta blished
within the ancient limits of Holy
Land what is called the national
home for the Jews"
The terms Of the mandate protect
the national rights of Jewish citi-
zens of other countries. That is TO
say, a Jew Of American, British
French or other nationality may re-
| tain his nationality altbO Ough he is
also a citizen of the state or Pales.
tine. The rights of Arabs also are
protected, there being coo in Pales-
tine and 100, 600 Jews The mandate
| is limited generally by what is
known as the Balfour declaration.
British forces have been in Occupa-
ton of Palestine since the defeat OF
the Turkish forces by the British
marshal, NiscOunt Allenby.
France Is Protector.
France has been the protector OF
the christians in Syria since the
| Middle Ages having been designated
for the purpose by the Holy Sea.
/ The question with regard TO syria
| has been in serious controversy be-
| tween the French and British gov
| ernments since the armistice was
! signed particularly over the point
| whether France should have all OF
| what is geographically outlined as
/ Syria, or only certain parts.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-26
"BUDDIES" SLAM
WOOD CANDIDACY
Don't Want a Military Man
for President-Appeal
to DOughbOys.

Reasons why Gen. Leonard Wood s
campaign managers have dropped
the General from in front their
candidates much placarded name
have recently been indicated by a
circular letter to former service men
sent out under date of April 10.
The letter, sent from the head
quarters Of Former Service Men s
league. Chicago, and addressed TO
Friend Buddy" declares that the
war is over and an army officer IS
not wanted for president. 1t re-
veals just how Wood opponents IN
the republican ranks figure the psy-
chology of former soldiers.
Tone of Letter.
The first three para graphs which
bear the burden of the letters tone
are as follows:
This letter is addressed TO the
men of the ranks. not 10 millionaire
field-marshals The organization
committee of the Former Service
Mems league wants the cooperation
OF all men who served in the recent
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-26
SCOUT EXECUTIVE At
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

Joe Taylor. boy scout executive,
will speak and give some scout
demonstrations at the luncheon OF
the Chamber OF Commerce today
and an unusually large attendance
is expected according TO the mum Der
of reservations that were received
at the Chamber up to Saturday
afternoon.
During the past two weeks the
luncheous have been taking on an
unusual interest, there being more
than 1900 present at each luncheon
4 number Of features that the scouts
are taught will be given by Taylor
Fred Dennis. general chairman OF
the scout program, in the city will
act as chairman. Those who have
not reserved plates yet are askeo 70
insure their places by calling the
Chamber this morning.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-26
TORCH EXPLODES ~
HANDS OF WORKHAN
.peciaI 10 The News-Times.

Special 10 The News-Times.
I4APORTE. Ind. April ED
ward Wordinger. aged % OF Misha-
waka is in the Christian hospital at
VALPARAISO i'm critical condition
following burns received sunday
while working on a dredge near Ia
crosse WOrdinger was handling an
alcohol blow torch when il exploded,
setting fire TO his clothing His eyes
are so badly burned that it is feared
he Will be blind If he recover. He
also suffered bad burns about his
body His condition is serious.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-26
COY. ALLEN Is SEEKING
DEBATE WITH CONPERS
n AssnrinIeI Press .

hg AEHoAlAlfil 4 lNNn
NEW YORK April 25-GoV.
Henry j. Alien Of Kansas, sunday
night expressed his willingness TO
meet Samuel Gompers, president OF
the American Federation of Labor,
in a debate on the merits of the
Kansas court Of industrial relations.
Although il had been reported that
ne had accepted a challenge TO meet
Mr.. Gompers in debate, GOV. Alien
said no challenge had been received
by him.
The governor said he had received
a challenge from a Representative OF
the American Federation Of Labor
TO meet Clarence DarrOw. a well
known lawyer, in debate but that he
declined that challenge and then
suggested a meeting with Mr.. Com
Uer-S
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-26

room it would be all right, wouldn'e
IT.
-I have had men tell me that
they never had an evil thought while
dancine. But let me tell YOU that
if you have no evil thoughts you
are one of three things You are
more thau "a man, less than man,
or dirty. sinking liar. You can
do this Shiny, vOluptuous. modern
dance and keep your manhood pure.
Lots of sweet. pure girls dance
but ] want 10 ask you, can you ar
ford 10 furnish the pure women OK
your household 20 kIndle the base
IassiCns of some licenuOus man
Jesus said. He that looks and
lu~-- commits adultery Jesus was
talking 90 man. According 10 tne
Bable there Is but one moral stan
dard and you have no rights lAal
rour sister hasn't got " hoettr
told sou that you could run oro1"-
with vile women and tEen marry
"a pure sweet, innocent girl
MORE
you won't let your daughter 20
with fallen woman OF speak 70
her on the streets but you VIII let
her 20 with that mau-that man
who ruined the girl that you won
Ie- your daughter speak 20.
-You young men. III i were yoa
and eNueeted go keep company with
prostitutes. wouldn't want mE
mother 90 associate with me. lou
went away 90 "a place 0t sin the otner
night and satisfied your passion
Won came home and your mother
welcomed Eol She SAID, son, your
room i- .Eeu. ever. thing d. ready
She had -moorhed thar bed with hr~
pure hands and sou grAWled lI "-tn
all of thr nltn oU you and Hlth 200
sense 90 remor-e. Z would either
lead a pure. clean. white llie "' q
.eouIduf a-k ms mother t0 as-..Il
with Mt.
Man Can Be Good
.Brt ann reminded rnar U.u are
constituted dIereutlE than women,
and some quack doctors have l
th4r a. man cauuor boz pure. some
OF sou folks have Eot tlar idea into
Eour heads The medical board ot
New York the medical board ~
London thr United states army ans
every r-pua bile physician Wul iel
-ou tEar a uaI can Foe az ropa a-
woman.
.I want Foo call attention tI four
striking sins of men The arsr is
profanity have said since 4 have
been here that if I can hear "a man
raIE for l5 minutes I can Tell 5oI
what re Is If he is a lawyer Dee
win nucousciously use "a legal term.
II "A carpenter he VIII do the same.
From the abundance of tre heart
fhe mouth speaketh. says the Ai'le.
ocoArDrED o% PAGE Two3
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-26

There are three people YOU
can d''lrtt lesus 'nrlslr your
hrisnuot ana lourse.I-
-o-
nara To i've fl-ht "ui rs
nell Io I'VE Wfon-. It's battle
dtledi q" end your .Hf ln SIN
o
Blot out God. olor out heaven.
blot out nell ana Iei ihis world
oe aW D. viii stl-l pay io 1--we
clean upright Christian life
The devil knows your Seue0'-
oey and makes hls attack a. tne
weakest point li gambling ls in
your blood hc tempt~ you with
cards. IL drink I~ heredlty ne
face
-o
You needn't he uneasy about
vour daughter being made a pros
street but by that society butter
fIv who Occa asionalE INDUCES in
thlugs impure
-o
I'm in favor or sferaied ais
where we can segregate the whore
nlonrers with the prostitutes IN
steaa of having those men walk
ing the streets with their heads
held high In respectablity.
-o-
The man who saws he has no
evil thoughts while going through
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-26
WILL SEND STIFF
NOTE TO GERMANY
Supreme Council Will Sign
Measure Today-U. S.
Won't Take Action.
BY Associated Press:

~ .AnnNNldtth ltcNs
SAN RENO. April 25.-The agree
ment between Premiers Millerand
and Lloyd-George concerning Ger
many was presented TO the supreme
council late Sunday afternoon and
Will form the basis Of a very stiff
note to Germany which VIII be ready
for signature Monday by Great Bri-
tain. France, Italy, Japan and Bel
gium. The United States will not
sign the note.
Either the declaration or an
authoritative condensation viii be
made public Monday. Lloyd George
announced Sunday night
Complete Agreement o.. o..
"The document is the result OF
private ConversatiOns between Pre-
mier Milerand and myself, which
resulted in complete agreement upon
the policy 20 be adopted" said the
British prime minister. The docu-
ment Will be communicated 10 the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-26
PLAN TO ENCTRCLE
STATE OF SONORA
WITH STEEL RING
Mexican Republic Also In.
tends to Crush All Out
breaks With Strong Hand.
By Associated Press :

By Associated Press:
MEXICO CITY, April 25.-The de-
velopments of the last week result
ing from the Sonora revolutionary
activities show that the General gov
eminent is preparing to encircle the
rebellious state with a steel ring,
meanwhile crushing sporadic out
breaks in other parts of the republic
with a strong hand.
Issue Report.
a summary of the seditious activ-
ties in various sections OF the re-
pubic since the northern state
broke with the Carranza admins
tration together with the results of
the governments military measures
has been issued by war department
officials, two weeks after the open
break between the Obregonistas and
the administration and is cited as
proof that the governments official
statement characterizing the Sonora
outbreak as merely local is well
founded The long list OF Irofes-
siOns of adhesion 10 the central gov
ernmcnt from virtually every state
executive ana ulLtldIN ltdutI tAttpt
those who have openly Joined the
Sonora revOlutionists would seem 10
indicate that the republic as a whole
S solidly supporting the presen'
government
Aside from the Sonora state gov
ernment. only two state executives
have repudiated the present admin
istration, these being Gen Enrique
Estrada IN the state of Zacatecas,
and Pascual Ortiz Rubio. in the
state Of Michoacan. Both of these
executives, however. have failed 10
attract any great following and are
being pursued by local forces.
Repudiatc Estrada.
The state legislature in ZaCatecas
has repudiated the attitude of Es-
trada and cited him for treason, and
the Michoacan legislature has un-
seated Ortiz Rubio and named Primo
Serrania Mercadm as his success
sor.
The situation in Sinaloa is consid-
cred non-relative TO the rebellious
activities, as Gen. Ramon Iturbe,
governor of that state, has protested
his loyalty and is using what forces
are available TO check the incursions
Of the Sonora troops into Sinaloa
until reinforcements can reach him.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-26
Make Money-Read the Classified

new important Many there
be made in watching
over to be
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-26

You needn't he uneasy about
vour daughter being made "A pros
uute oy the ruined women on the
street bat by that society butter
fy who occa sionallv INDUCES in
things impure
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-26
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.


FOR SALE-by owner. southeast. i've
room modern bungalow; hardwood
floors: bookcases aud brick mantel, large
Easement and laundry. Half cash. bal
ance like rent, or would trade my equity
in above on modern home with more
room Box NJ W, care News-Times
3O4A -
FOR SALE-If taken no once eight room
am modern. fun basement. with fur
mace: hot and cold water. Only $3.50
Possession at once. deal with owner. 23ll
Pleasant ST.. River Park 299s2j
FOR SALE BY owner seven room.
strictly modern. semi bungalow. oak
floors and trim. fun basement with
laundry. Price $3.50 Main 1876 907la
Portage av. 2yIS-2j
BARGAIN - 5000. immediate posses
sion: house ana lot - y. Scott ST.
Inquire IN person Charles A. Hagerty.
lawyer. Z552-tr
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-26

The devil knows your Eeue0i-
ogy and makes his attack az tine
weakest point III gambling is in
your blood hc tempt> you with
cards. IL driuk i~ heredIty ne
Haunt> "a whisky bottle IN your
fIlt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-26

The man who SAYS he has no
evil thoughts while going through
the voluptous whirl OF the modern
dance is one OF three things; ne
is more than a man, less than "a
man or a dirty sinking liar.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-26

II T were YOU and expected 70
keep company with prostitutes I
wouldn't want my mother 10 as
sOciate with me-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-26

The Bible recognizes but one
standard of morals for man ana
for woman Jesus said 'He that
looks and Iusts commits adultery. -
Jesus was talking 20 a man.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-26

lCONTINUED On PAGE TWO)
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-26

You young men. listen, Aiultry
is not necessary. There isn't a
physical wreck under Gods shin
ing sun made so by keeping God g
holy laws
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-26

It-~ hard to 1--WE rieht bur its
he'll t0 live Wr0n- It's bltte
to E.c right hut lt's everlasting
defeat ,9 end your ife iu sin
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-26

CCONTINUED OK PAGE TwO)
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-26

CCONTINUED OK PAGE two.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-26
Dances Are Evil

char IS corruptiug as many youu-
mon and women as much. as amy
agency Of the devil II you had
sister and 7 offered 20 hug her in
public YOU would shoot me wouldn't
voue But u We had music i'm me
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-26

CONTINUED o< PAGE TWO
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-01-15
MONEY RECEIVED
Alb. 8 4. COUPONS

I Trelton, n. j.. Jan. 14.~-Clearsnce
y. case, republican, as pres dent OF
the state senate, succeeds William f.
brunson. as acting governor of New
Jersey beginning at neon vest rday.
pending the iauguratio, next Tues-
day OF Edward J. Edwards. demo
crat, who was eected on tn wet
ticket
Ia his farewell 10 the new leg1sla-
ture,. which IS under republican, con
trol. Senator kunyan urged that moth.
ing be done which might be inter
preted as "a nulIifiratiqn of the fedar
AZ prohibition au.bendmeht and said
ne hoped that nothing would stand
il the way" OF rati6cat on OF the NO
nan hufft2gs alaepapeut.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-01-15
MANY PEOPLE
KILLED DURING
MOB FIGHTING

Berlin, Jan. 1.-THE government
tonight proclaimed martial law in
AL sections OF Germany following the
mob demonstration this afternoon in
which at least ten persons were kill.
ed and many others were wounded
by machine-gun fire from guards in
front OF the Reichstag building.
Gustave Noske,. the minister of de
Tense, has been appointed command,
er-.n-chief for the greateh Berlin dis.
trict and Brandenburg province
Street parades, meetings and demon.
atratfons OF all kinds have beenpro-
hiblted.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-01-15
ACID PLANT TO
BE TAKENOVER
BYB|G CONCERN

Announcement has been made from
soudce that is unquestionably de-
pendable, that the picric ac.d miami
Is to pass into the hands OF one OF
the largest manufacturing concerns
IN the country within the next few
days.
For some days negotiations have
been pending between the owners OF
thlS valuable manufacturing site.
Gordon Freedman, through To-
cal representative and several of the
larfest corporations in the United
States. Recently an option was Sc
cured. on the property by we'll
known chemical company. whose
products are distributed throughout
the world.
A representative OF the company
arrived in Brunswick yesterday and
made thorough inspection of the
plant and it IS known that h. has
advised the corporation in question
to bring the transaction to an imn,e-
diate close. lie considers the acid
plant the most adaptable for the pnr
pose for which it 5 to be used. OF
any in the south.
1t is also stated on good author
ity that Gordon & Freedman have
been instructed to discontinue the de-
mQlition of all residences or the
property as the trade was tentatively
closed. The News is not at liberty
at this time to divulge the name Of
the corporation as Gle TRANSACTION
will not be brought to conclusion
until several minor details are dis
posed OF.
The location of this mammoth con
Germ in Brunswick will mean The in
Yestment OF a huge hum of money
and the employment of a large force
OF operators. A more definite state
ment will be forthcoming within tile
/
next few days.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-01-15
BRUNSWICK BANK
4" = =. - - =. =. -''' -r-.'-' )
AND TRUST CO
,+-s
ANNUAL MEETING OF STOCK
HOLDERS SHOWS BIG GAINS
= ~
IN PAST YEAR.

Reports OF a new record for bust
ness during the past year were re
ported by the stockholders of the
Brunswick Bank and Trust company
at the annual election of afficers fol-
the coming year, held on Tuesday.
In the totals the bank shows a most
remarkably increase over the pre-
ceding year. The dDosits show an
apprciable sa.n@4and there are in
creases, to- marked degree shown
in every item.
THE Old board OF directors was
reelected with the exception of, Mr.
NJ. j. Welsh. superintendent OF the
Atlantic Refining company They
are: ]. Il. Davenport Frank D. AIN
en-, N. Emanuel, W. J. Macpherson
n. J.SLissner, l.. H. Haym, G. u.
walker, ca. Taylor and NJ ~
Welsh
The report showed that the bank
year in its history and the futufe
podtesds an even more prosperous
career
fya mun1tes. 1t was most sewers
around the west portion OF sae onNla
i;ing: Later tb. correspondent Of Cd.
Associated IRE +, counted a. least =
u en- lying on the outskirts OF INT
riersarteu apparently woupaad.
+ At thu soupd OF the gups aeiho4aar'
81 the tower house q the Fs'ess'as
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-01-15
FOUR !. .....HuN 1RfD.
LOST ..tHEs IN
WRlck|0EIP.

Larochel!e. France. Jan. Ia. More
than 4eo persons are believed To haze
lost their ligss in the wreck of the
steamer Atriqne On Roche Bonne
shoal. Bay Of Bsscay. ONLY fifty sew
en- survivors are Fnewn to have been
landed
Hope fer the rest OF the ps.ssepgers
and crew FADED during tie past night.
as hour after hour PASSED without
ehsertns tidipgs and sss eseHts two
hours after The vessef'foaaderet..
Sailors and French coAanial soil
iers are the -orlE persons FROM the
ship known To- have landed safely.
1T was imRoss Die 70 approach the
Afrique." said Capt. Jeuan. of the
;ne eatsrCeylon. whoch vas Summon
de to the scene OF the wreck by wire!
-
fess on Saturday and which atte1npt:
eal to- rescpe those on boaf t,4's, TIE /
doonea vessel IS ~ gi's--%% .y<s;.i
!. II Remained. in. wireless communal
cation NTH the ,ship, however, 3;,sna
received III .fSkow'pg. mes message; ~. =.
-. = !, :
an drifting and tear me ship win 80.
ashors,,ss Later taps another PIES,
faze: ;sayint: y. %aap, s+seripgs for y
Light. .., icy
Then came II final messaee:' We
are sinking" That is ali | ~Nnow or
the loss OF the Afrique.'' "a
Some Of the rescued sailors silt de,
ciarea that whsn. WITH great DIM
Guilty, the boats were swung cut pas
sengers were afraid to jump for the
boats, seeing they we've tlfeady half
full, of water. 4,