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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-09
JAPANESE EDITOR SAYS
Western World VIII COnfine Yellow
Race TO the Eastern Archipelago

Toxic. Sept 9.-Barriers against
Japanese immigration are a sign that
the western nations have attained
control of almost every spot in the
world where room remains for imml-
grants, according to Iichiro Tokuto-
mi, editor OF KolSumin. In a series
o Particles entitled. "the world after
the war"
He said that Japan must recognize
that her people are being confined to
the japanese archipelago by the world.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-09
G. Lincoln Mcclure Here

c. Lincoln Mcclure Of Oklahoma
City was transacting business in Ard
more today.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-29
BARGE CANAL GETS
HEARING At TOLEDO
Proposed Waterway for In
diana Studied by Army
Engineers.

J. r. Bremner. transportation sec
rotary Of the Chamber Of Commerce
attended hearing in Toledo. Ohio.
September 27th. presided over by q
Board OF United States army engin-
GERS at which arguments were pre-
scented by Ohio. Indiana and Ken
lucky shippers, as 20 the necessity
Of a barge canal 10 augment trans
pOrtatiOn facilities. Various routes
are proposed TO connect the Ohio
River with the Great Lakes. Cincin-
natl and Toledo. Arguments were
presented setting forth reasons Why
terminals OF the canal with a branch
extending northwest from Defiance,
Ohio, via Fort Wayne TO Lake Mich
igan or the Northern route as il is
called. this being considered the
most logical. Advocates OF the other
routes also presented arguments. the
Board Of Engineers questioning
them frequently as 10 statements
made.
Congressman Welty talked on the
necessity Of the Canal and said that
the boundaries on each side of the
canal for taxation purposes whether
%. so or so miles, had not yet been
determined.
The hearing was concluded Sept.
2Sth, after which ne Board OF En-
gineers will give matter careful
consideration
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-29
LADIES' HOSIERY

LADIES HOSIERY
We have just re-
ceived a large assert
ment of Phoenix hos
iery for women, also
Phoenix and Patrick
Duluth wooden hosiery
IN all shades.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-29
LOCAL JEWELER TO
OPEN NILES STORE

NILES, Mich, Sept. 27.-With the
intention Of opening one of the best
equipped jewellery stores in southern
Michigan, Ralph Van Horn, manager
Of the Clauer jewelry store at South
Bend, Leroy W. Clauer. son of the
late founder of the Clauer store, and
Edmund Knauff, a Niles young man,
employed at the Clauer store in
South Bend, have leased the Eagles
field store building at 220 Main st.
for several years. The store will
probably be opened about oct. Is.
New fixtures and other equipment
will be installed as soon as they can
be obtained. Mr.. Knauff, who has
had chargebf the repair department
of the Clauer store, will superintend
the Niles establishment.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-29
Girl Nineteen
Wed, DiUOrCed,
Welded hi

Changing your namc three time
in as many days and undergoing all
the rites and incidents tL-t accom-
pany such ar act must indeed have
its little bit OF thrill. Violet Brown
ing il her nader name and she lives
at 1I3 Il ". Division ST.
on Sept. - Mrs. william. Cox who
was formerly Violet Browning OBJ
tanned a divorce from Will m Cox
In the ST. Jos eph supe..yr court. BY
the ords..s Of the iudge entered on
the docket she was forLtlt,4 10 re-
marry un,fl two years should have
ciapsed. Furtner, durine that time
Ere could not use her mdidCa name
end Mrs vi liam Cox vas 10 stand
as such.
Three Ilys after this howard
Fisk, 605 A"8sey St. CAM GlOnE an i
Mrs. Cox pre- senting herself as Violet
browning sought a license 20 marry
at the count clerks Office. The
clerk. who is not obliged 70 challenge
applicants for marriage LICENSES
granted the request and Violet
Browning and Mrs. Cox paled into
insignificance before the new COgnO-
men, Mrs. Howard Fisk
However, the newly divorced and
recently welded Mrs. William Cox
has made herself liable to contempt
Of court and perjury in so ignoring
and disobeying the orders entered at
the time OF her divorce, according to
declared that her marriage to Fisk
attorneys. The court authorities have
declared that her marriage 10 Fisk
is unlawful. null and void. Violet by
the way is not yet 10 years old.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-29
GRANGER.

sept. 20.
DR. Thomas Dugdale. OF Nisha-
'-LNa. was in Granger Friday morn
ibr.
Ex-Prcs't William Taft went
Through Granevr Friday afternoon
on the Grand Trunk railroad
Miss Ruth Truitt spent Friday
with Miss Grace Truitt at Edwards
burg
David Bacon was in South Bend
Friday.
Dennis Coverly and Mrs. Charley
Hoffman were IN South Bend Thurs
day afternoon.
Mrs. Christian Hartz was in Elk
hart Friday forenoon.
Frank Rininrer was in CaSSOp-
oils Friday forenoon.
Miss Jessie Graves went 10 Rose
lawn to spend the weekend with
her parents Mr. and Mrs Graves.
Miss Mildred Roush went TO
Centre township 90 stay from Fri
day evening until Monday with her
parents.
Willie Seggerman is reported bet
ter from scarlet fever.
Dennis Coveriy was i'm Elkhart
Ind. Friday
Miss Irene Bay Of South Bend.
spent Saturday afternoon with G.. W.
Cooley and family.
Charley Hoffman and family and
Miss Bausou were in Mishawaka
and South Bend Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank were in Ed
wardsbUrg. Mich. Saturday.
Delbert shrimp. Mrs. Perry Truitt
aud Arthur Ruukle and family were
ia South Bend Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John shrimp, Of
South Bend spent the weekend with
their son, Delbert shrimp and family
Misses Ethel and Lena Segger-
man, of South Bend. spent the week
end with Anthony Everding and
family and Roy FrceI and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. cato Bay of South
Bend. spent saturday afternoon with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs j. @. Bay.
Three members of the RiningeT
family are I'M with scarlet fever.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Coleman. of
eouth Bend called on her brother.
Frank Riuingcr and family Satur-
day afternoon.
Lloyd Kelley. Of Edwardsburg.
Mich called on David Bacon and
family sunday afternoon.
Leo Schneck. OF South Bend was
n Sunday guest at the home OF his
parents, Air. and Mrs. David
Schneck
Mrs. John Walsh and children
spent the week end with her mother.
Mrs. Anna Alderman and family
OF Mishawaba.
Miss ollie Teeters was in Elkhart
and Osceola. Ind. Saturday
John Walsh motored through
southern Tart OF Michigan Sunday.
Misses Marie and Anna Kolhoff
Of Niles. Mich. were entertained
Sunday afternoon by Misses Ida and
Esther Hoffman
The Granger Presbyterian Sunday
school viii be held a. 1000 a. M
Sunday morning ser.ice az 1900
o'clock. By the Rev. Titus. OF Chi
Cago. Evening services ar 1880 p. m.
Preaching. baptism and commun-
ion services will be conducted BY
the Rev. Archibald Mcclure. of the
First Presbyterian church. o. South
Bend
Harris Prairie Christian Bible
school at 1880 p. m Preaching at
2.30 p. m. by Rev Titus. of Misha-
waka.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-29
Child Lovers
EIOpe;; Parents
Ask Police Aid
BY STUART II. CARROLL.

Constantine is one OF those little
southern Michigan towns where boys
and girls grow up TO be good citi-
zens. and while still at tender age
listen to the lure OF the Big City
where bangles their rainbow Of
dreams. 1t is a pretty little village
and a good little place.
Also it is the home Of Richard
Randman and Mildred Preston.
about whom this story especially is
concerned.
Richard is only Is years Of age
while Mildred IS a year older. They
proved TO the world that love lin
gers equally in the little old home
town as it is said to linger in thu
Big Time Land Of Jazz.
And Why? 49,. .....
And why shouldn't they have
loved?
Consider Richard with his brown,
curly hair through which any maid
en- might wish to run her dainty
fingers. And his eyes Of the same
color-wistful eyes which might
speak phrases OF more delicate
shading than could the pen Of any
old master whose works he pored
over at the village high school.
Consider Mildred with her wavy
locks of brown and eyes OF a deii-
cate blue. Picture her in her best
waist Of light blue, her dainty white
skirt and a charming sweater Of
darker blue. She might adorn any
magazines expensive cover.
Folks Don't Understand.
So why shouldn't they have
loved?
But grown folks never under
stand these things. And no one
ever is thoughtful enough to shovel
ashes on the slippery path of true
love.
SO Richard and the fair Mildred
ran away from their home in the
sleepy Michigan town and no one
knows where they are.
]. NJ. Randman, the father OF the
young Lothario, has appealed 10 the
police in South Bend to aid in the
search.
And thus ends the first act of
their playlet.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-29
SOUTH BEND WEN OPEN
REAL ESTATE OFFICE

Clifford w Cassidy and Harry
Haugh have opened real estate Of
fees at SECS Farmers Trust Bldg.
and have already listed a number Of
important properties.
Mr.. Cassidy is the son OF Asst.
Chief OF Police Cassidy and has been
a native of South Bend all his life.
He was graduated from the local
high school and from Notre Dame
university. He served i'm France dur
ing the war with the S01st pioneer
infantry.
Mr.. Haugh IS an experienced real
tor anc is we'll known here.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-29
Ask JUDGMENT FOR
CARE or LITTLE ONE

Louis and Rose kolski want the
superior court 20 grant Thorn judg-
ment OF $677.75 against Joseph
Paege for the caring for Pages
twO-year old daughter. Edna, since
Nov. 9. 1918. According 20 the al
legations the Kolslzis agreed TO keep
Edna for a reasonable sum but no
specific amount was named. The kol o.
skis say that they paid out 500 for
clothing ild doctor bills. Also they
place their charges Of board and
room at $614.14. Paege i'm the papers
fled is said TO have denied any liza
biiity in the case.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-29
WANTS HINDUS TO
SETTLE DOWN
Amir of Afghanistan Extends
Invitation to People
Of India.

NEW YORK. Sept. 28-The Amir
% Afghanistan. for the first time IN
history, according 10 Dr. ~. S. Hard
iEer Of the India Information bureau
here, has invited Hindus TO settle in
bis country, 20 accomplish which he
has announced the following royal
concessions said 20 indicate a move
ment for the unidcation OF the
Peep 80 cf Asia:
j. Non-insarference in the OBJ
servance OF Hindus religion beliefs:
.. Freedom OF Hindus TO travel and
settle in any part OF the country:
.. Government protection Of Hindu
homes; .. Hindu representation in
the Afghan assem- bly,. 8. Unre-
stricted travel permitted Hindu
women.
Many Hindus.
There are more than 230. 600 600
Hindus and 10000. 900 Moslems in
India and a hiirat or exodus Of
many or the latter TO Afghanistan,
according 20 DIR. Hardiker, already
IS under way.
The proposals OF the Amir are
aimed" he said. cat dispelling the
notion that Afghanistan IS partial 10
Islamism. The proclamation clear
~ shows that all freedom and pro-
lection viii be extended TO Hindu
subjects. and that no interference
will be exercised TN the religious
observances OF the Hindus. however
much these may differ from the
beliefs Of the Mohammcdans and
Afghans. The Amir undoubtedly is
endedvOring 10 promote q better
feeling between Afghanistan and
India"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-29
ONE DIVORCE TUESDAY.

BcTtna Smet was granted tho only
divorce Of the day on Tuesday after
noon in the superior court, but at
that divorces continued to gain on
the number of marriage licenses as
none were issued. Her husband.
CAMEL Smet, failed to contest her
petition and she was given permits
sion to resume her maiden name of
Bertha Macs She alleged cruel and
inhuman treatment.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-29
LNDESTRUCTOS ISSUE
DEFY TO SINGER TEAM

In a letter 20 the sport editor
Pop" Frankel. manager OF the
Mishawaka IndcstructO baseball club,
has issued an open challenge 10 the
South Bend Singers for a single
game or a series % decide the local
and northern Indiana championship.
The challenge names but one cOndi-
tion-that the winner take all.
The Indestructos also present their
record of games played with the
Singers showing that they have won
three games by scores of 81, 81
and 100, and lost one ly a score Of
81
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-29
CARD OF THANKS.

We hereby wish to express our sin
cere thanks TO all Of our neighbors,
friends and relatives for the many
acts of kindness and the floral offer
ings; also the sympathy extended to
us during the illness and death of
our beloved wife and mother.
AGNES KOWALINSKA,
JOSEPH KOWALINSKI AND
CHILDREN.
9197-29-Advt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-29
CARD OF THINKS.

We wish 90 thank our friends for
their sympathy and floral offerings
during the illness and death OF our
dear wife daughter and sister.
GEORGE vs.. SMITH.
kOCHENDARFER FAMILY.
9194-29-AdvL
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-29
SPECIAL SHOWING AND SALE OF
NEW EVENING GOWNS. DIN
NER DRESSES. DANCING
DRESSES

We received 100 new dresses
from New York all on sale Tuesday
at special low prices. See window
display.
THE ELLSWORTH STORE.
195-29-AdVt
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1920-10-29

the Neue Freie Presse, and the Sing
ers in Vienna, the owners and pub
fishers Of the Neues Weiner Tage-
blatt. 1t is true that these four pa
pers are, from a literary point Of
view, the most important and inflv
ential continental European press or
gans, but politically they are less i'm.
portant than people imagine. There
are in Europe scores Of dailies owned,
run and edited by Gentiles, and each
and every one of them is politically
more influential than any one Of the
above mentioned four papers owned
by Jews, but none Of them has such
a literary value and is so brilliantly
edited as the four so-called Jewish
papers. None Of the thirty-six So
cialist dailies in Germany belong to
Jews, and none Of the conservative
nationalistic papers in Central Eu-
rope belong to Jews. In the Eastern
European countries notably in Po-
land, Lithuania, White Russia and
the Ukraine, the Jews have their own
press either in Yiddish or in the
country's vernacular, but are actually
excluded from participation in the
activities Of the general press, so that
one cannot very well say that the
Jews in Eastern Europe have any in
fluence on the Eastern European
press. In the southern Slavic coun.
tries, especially in Jugo-Slavia, Bll
CARA ,Czecho-Slovakia, the Jews have
no standing with the press at all.
There may or may not be n few jew
ish journalists in those countries, but
the owners Of all the newspapers and
the editorial writers as well as the lit
erary contributors are all Gentiles.
One can thus readily see that there Is
nothing to the hue and cry Of the anti
Semites, that the Jews own and con
troll the European press. In all .ht
Central and Eastern European coun.
tries there are only four Jewish news
paper owners and as we have said be-
fore, these newspapers owned by Jews
are more often anti-Jewish than pro
Jewish.
A similar situation we see in tho
Western European countries. We dJ
not know Of one paper In England
that Is owned or controlled by Jew
The London Times the Daily Mail ant
the England News are owned and con,
trolled by Lord Northcliffe. The Lon
don Morning Post is controlled by Po
lish agents and run by anti-Semitl'
propagandists, The Daily Telegraph
was once owned by Jew, but Is no
controlled by a Jew today. Nor is th'
London Standard or any other Of IN,
more conservative papers owned o.
controlled by Jews. The two grea
liberal dailies in London, the Chroni
Gle and the News are owned by Gen
tiles, edited. by Gentiles and run b.
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1920-10-29

The agents Of Henry Ford are try
ing to convince the readers Of the
Dearborn Independent that the press
Of the world is controlled by Jews
and that especially the American
press, together with the various
American news services, are owned
and controlled by Jews. This is no.
a new accusation against US, for il
was leveled against US years and de-
cades ago in every European country
where anti-Semites were active. II
this charge is false as far as Euro
pean countries are concerned, it Is
simply ridiculous here in America,
where the Jews do not only not own
and control the press, but where they
play a very unimportant part in jour
nalism.
As far as Europe is concerned, one
tan at least say that so many Jews
are the foremost journalists Of the
country, and as such have a certain
influence on the press, though in
ninety-nine out of one hundred cases
tho influence is not in favor Of, but
against Judaism. The case Or the
late Theodore Herzl illustrates the
point. Theodore Herzl was the IL.
erary editor Of the Neue Freie Presse,
the most famous European continent
al press organ. Theodore Herzl, as
Is well known, was courageous and
upright man, but still he never men,
toned one word about Zionism in the
Neue Freie Presse. He understood
so well the value Of publicity for
Zionism that he did not leave one
stone unturned to obtain the good will
of the newspapers. But the paper
with which he himself was come ,.ed
was also owned by Jew named Bacn-
rach, and ignored Zionism complete
ly, and not only that, the Neue Freie
Presse is to the present day Sd non-
Jewish that il is often Rnti-Jew:sh.
II often suppresses Jewish news, lest
the readers think II a Jewish apcr
Herzl knew that the sort Of news.
papers owned by rich European Jews
are everything but Jewish and that
they are no place to discuss matters
Jewish, because the Gentle readers
Of these papers are not favorably In
clined towards the Jews, and the jew
ish readers are all b'ase, and axe Of
ten ashamed Of their Judaism. There
fore, he abstained from even n en-
tioning the word Ziopism In his owr
newspaper. There are it, Ccrt.ai Eu
= rope great many liberal papers, thC
owners Of which are Jews, but Jews
in name only. There is Ridolpf
Mosse, the owner and publisher OF tn
Berliner Tageblatt; there are the Son
nemanns in Frankfurt, the owners ant
publishers Of the Frankfurter Zel
tung; there are the Baehrachs in vi
emma, the owners and publisher o
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1920-10-29
Price Five Cents

tral Europe? Do they control the
American press? We know only Of
three newspapers owned by Jews, but
we know that all three, the New York
Times, the Philadelphia Ledger, and
the Omaha Bee, are not only not pro-
Jewish in character, but they are Of
ten anit-Jewish in character, because
they would suppress Jewish news Of
interest to the public at large, lest
the public think them Jewish news
papers. The New York World was
founded by Jew named Pulitzer, but
the heirs and present owners Of the
paper have long ago found their sal.
walton in the arms Of church and are
Christians in good standing. Neither
the New York Tribune, nor the New
York American, nor the New York
Herald and Sun are controlled, owned
or edited by Jews. Nor is the New
York Evening Post, Evening Mail and
Globe owned or controlled by Jews. As
far as our knowledge goes, none Of
the great Chicago dailies from the
Tribune down to the Post are owned,
controlled or edited by Jews. Nor can
ii be said that the offices Of the great
American dailies are crowded with
Jewish relorters or Jewish editorial,
writers. There are not too many Jew
ish journa lists in America who are ac-
tive in the American press. There IL
not even one great American publicist
who is Jew. In England there is Lu-
cien Wolf, in Germany there is Theo-
dore Wolf, in Italy there is Enrico
Levi, in Russia there was Jabotinsky,
ani in Austria Singer, but there are
no great publicists in America, and
the editorial influence Of the American
Jews on the American Press is nil. We
would like to know therefore-how DO
the Jews control the press in Ameri-
ca? And how do they do il II they do
not own, run and edit newspapers
But still anti-Semites will always re-
peat the accusation that the Jews own
control and run the press and an in
nocent jublic will believe them. Among
all the charges leveled against US in
recent times, the charge that we owr
and control the press Of the world IL
the most ridiculous because II has M
basis in fact, whatsoever. II the jew
had more influence on the press, th'
Jewish position in the world toda!
would be a different one. But unfor
tunately we have not even access I
the press, especially not in thos
newspapers which speak for govern
ments or for parties. II may also \
taken for granted that II newspapc
is not outspokenly liberal it Is Away
a little anti-Semitic. However, Henr
Ford's anti-Semitic propagandist
capitalize even these capital lies
the Jewish control over the wor
press-The Jewish Sentinel.
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1920-10-29
THE JEWS and the PRESS

~ SAAS Il l. A\AOO
Gentiles. The same is true Of the Man.
chester Guardian, the Glasgow Herald,
the Scotchmaf and all the other great
English dailies whether published in
London or in the province. Nor are
there too many Jewish journalists Of
rtance in England. In view Of
- only anti-Semitic propa-
ga! gar" s;s,sss,s as a rule master
lish press is 'Sse5y controlled or
even influenced by ws. There was
once a rumor in circulation that Sir
Alfred Mond, the well known English
statesman and economist who discov-
cred his Judaism only recently, was
the owner Of the Westminster Gazette.
But the rumor has proven untrue.
Sir Alfrad Mond's connection with
the Westminster Gazette consists in
his willingness displayed every year
to pay the annual deficit of the paper,
but he does not own the Westminster
Gazette. In France and Italy we face
similar conditions. lie Matin, the most
influential boulevard paper in Paris
is owned by Buno Varilla, Franco
Argentine half cast. lie Journal be.
longs to a French Senator in whose
veins there is not one drop Of Jewish
blood flowing. lie Figaro, La Petite,
Republiqre, La Republique Franchise,
La Laterne, Le P:ulois, La Libre Par
ole and the other minor papers like
the Tribune, LIntransigeant, etc, all
belong to non-Jews and none Of them
have Jew as editor. With the excep-
ton OF the anti-Semitic nationalistic
lie aulois whose editor, Paul Meyer,
is a non-baptized Jew, and the leader
Of the French monarchists and anti
Semites, its main anti-Semitisc con-
tributors are the Wolf sisters, two
Jewish girls who are anti-Semitic
propagandists and fellow named Po-
lonais former Hungarian Jew, nan =
cd Pollack. These four anti-Semitie
journalists, Meyer, Wolfs and Pollack
control the editorial columns Of the
anti.Semitic lie aulois. There was once
n rumor in Paris that the late Edward
Dummont, the founder Of French anti
Semitism and the editor Of the Id
Libre Parole was a Jew and that his
original name was Dreimund, but II
could not be established whether this
rumor had any basis in reality or not
There are a few journalists in France
who are Jews by birth, but not o,
conviction and know as much abou
Jewish matters as the other Frenci
men do. Nor are they in touch witt
Jewish life. In Italy all the dailie
without one exception, are controlled
owned and edited by Geitiles, and tn
same is Of course true Of the SPANS
and the Portuguese press. This bein'
the case, the question is justified
where do the Jews control the pres
IL not in Eastern, Western and Ger