davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-08-08
SEIZE OPIUM.

Mexico City, Aug. 7.-Twelve hun dred pounds of cooked opium, valued at 100000 pesos, were seized by Meyi- can police in a shipment from Man zanillo, state of Colima. The opium was expressed as candy.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-08-08
BRING BACK BODIES.

New York, Aug. 7.-With the bodies of 1875 American soldiers in caskets below deck, and 52 living kakhi clad men serving as attend ants, the U. s. army transport An tigone, arrived here today from Dan zig, Antwerp, Brest and Bordeaux. -
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-08-08

Dr. A. H. Sellars' office will be closed Monday and Tuesday account of the Dr. being in Dallas and Min- eral Wells, Texas. 8-8-1t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-08-08
POLISH GOVERNMENT
 PLANS TO EVACUATE THEIR CAPITAL TODAY
Allied Government Attaches to Leave; Cracow New
 Capital
RESISTANCE TO REDS
 ALONG BUG STEPHENS
Defenders Line Northwest of War IS Withdrawn Until Two Con- tending Forces Are Out of
 Contact

London. Aug. 7.--Warsaw will be evacuated today by the Polish gov ernment and representatives of the ailied government. according to Berlin dispatch to the London Times under date of Saturday. The dis, patch adds that the Polish govern ment will retire to Cracow.
 Warsaw, Aug. 7.-'An official state- ment issued by the minister of for eign affairs declares that the note which the Polish government has addressed to the soviet at Moscow accepting the soviet proposal to send delegates to Minsk for negotia- tons of an armistice and peace. has not yet been dispatched the Moscow wireless having refused to accept it fixing other hours than the custo- mary ones for the reception of mes- Sagcs.
 Paris, August 7.-Ostrolenka, sixty miles northeast of Warsaw, is still being attacked by bolshevik forces says an -official communique issued at Warsaw today. These attacks. as well as others in various parts of the line, have been repulsed. with the capture of some prisoners. the partial evacuation of Terespol, about tour miles west of Brest- -Litovsk, is recorded.
 Warsaw, Aug. 7.-Mlitary at- atches were told at the Polish ar- my Headquarters today that the Po- fish line directly northeast of War saw has been withdrawn to po sltlon about 30 kilometers (about 5o mlles) from the capital Owing to this withdrawal, which took place below Ostrow, the Poles were out of contact with the bolshevik at va- fious points.
 Hard fighting was reported all
 1ong the Bug river, where the Po- fish resistance was said u ue stiff fleming.
 Paris. August 7.-Although Satur- 'day's Polish communique contains some favorable points it does not show that the advance of the bolshe- vik is being seriously checked. War saw advices dated Saturday, howev- CT, declare it is only on small sec tion facing Dro,, >:zyn, that the en- emy has crossed the Bug river in the Brest-Litovosk district and claim the bolshevik advance on War; saw from the direction of Grodno and Bielostok to the northeast of Warsaw, has been absolutely stop. ped.
 The municipal council at Warsaw has formed a council of defense for the city composed of five members
 Johannisburg, East Prussia, Aug 6.--The right wing of the Rus sian army which swept by near the frontier here yesterday, uresumab- ly to reinforce the right center line today had disappeared to the south. and the only information of it's movements came from confused re- ports of Polish and Russian refu- gees, who agreed it's advance was not hindered
 Increased vigilance is being shown by the security police along the bor- der, notwithstanding information that the Russians do not intend to violate German neutrality. No per son is allowed to cross the frontier without permission of the inter-allied commission.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-08-08
neech He Makes League n Progress Paramount M Issues
IADE SPECTACULAR
 ssEyENT OF THE DAY
ry of the League and Praise president Wilson Are Sig ~ naIs for Prolonged s Applause
" speeches of Gov. Cox + |1enator Robinson will be +
 in the second sectiom + Mays Graphic. +

sround, Dayton, O., Aug. ' emocratic presidential stan- tn the league of nations rress it's peak escutc cheons hs marched inlo the 1920 | Ly Governor James M bng of cheering democrats d variously at between 30,- k75,000 witnessed Governo, eceptance of party, leader he presidential contest, fol brmal notification by Sen inson of Arkansas, chair. Mhe San Francisco conven- Its choice
 pr Cox, with Franklin D his running mate, at the &hed for a mile in a broil- 8t the head of a parade of C delegations reviewed al & grounds. Their presence eventh hour thought of the < who had planned merely the democratic hosts. The ae alone, was estimated to Hose to 10000 marchers. " hours the governor, in his acceptance, kept the vast &eering as he gave, with Ekand clarity, his campaign M He made the league of is pa1Anount declaration De stood for American and ce by its adoption, with interpretations preserv- ai plans. He declared the a part of the democratic s f progress as against re- eaction. His advocacy of drew lengthy demonstra- HIS ..ulence anu s.a .e- approval from party lead Ad here for the democrat ial.
 (rvations he has suggest league covenant were em- V the governor. Regard ntroversed article 10, he d loudly in comparing il proc doctrine, with it's rd. The democratic le- Shouted approval of dec pr woman suffrage, law This only infrential ref prohibition-reduction o1 d scores of other is- foclaimed.
 Cox and MT. Roosevelt ch the fair grounds un-
 their review of the pa- nued until four. Cover gan his address at 4:4C pr Robinson's notifica- e was the days spectac- The thousands of cheer It's marched with bands pners and flags waving
 hundreds of cars pay to their candidates and heir victory in Novem- Fnor got more applause lsized his indictment o an platform and leader rowd also voiced it's ap. IS declaration that the league would meal more tpense.
 date's tribute to Pres
 and his depreciation of 'discourtesy" given in |e, was given further use. A prolonged dem- ollowed his assertion
 an "sleuthing had fail n dishonesty in the ad-
 directing the war"
 nonstrations marked his
 for consideration of Fage, including ratiica- z equal suffrage amend
 nor's criticism of Sen
 stand on party gov
 ought evidenced sym
 htly.
 er was cheered in de-
 emocrats would not at-
 lar campaign competi.
 g republicans
 ed his address, the
 liar was wilted and he
 s somewhat tired, bu,
 Pplly to meet bands ot
 E.
 9G PLAYC NnTC
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-08-08
THE" WEATHER.

Sunday a n d Monday, part l y cloudy.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-08-08

The prohis are displeas sed with everything, even prohibition.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-08-08

i,AMR0NE'S MEn 13Eiv \ .
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-08-08

London. Aug. Warsaw will be evacuated today by the Polish gov ernment and representatives of the afiled government, according to Berlin dispatch to the London Times under date of Saturday. The dis patch adds that the Polish govern ment will retire to Cracow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-18
~TslegTamy%z agrsniczns,
Dokonczenie re strony l-szel


4 wiadomoSci otrzymywanych
Armenii nalezy wnioskowac, re
ami bolszewicy, ami rad armen--
ski ME panuja mad sytuacya.
Robotnicy w-Sewastopolu o.
trzymali bron w celu ochronv
porzadku Zaraz pc opuszczeniu
miasta przeE wojska Wrangla
miejscowi bolszewicy wysiali de-
legacye ma spotkanie armii sowie
ckiej. Wiele mieszkani domow
zostalo ograbionych.
LITWINI STRZELALI DO
LIGI
NARODoW.
Warszawa, Is. listopada. -
Wojska lttewskie zaczeiy ostrze-
liwac czionkow Ligi Narodow,
gdy ci przechodzili pas miedzy-
frontowy Cd gen. zeligowskiego
ma strone litewska, pomimo. re
misya niosia biaia choragiew.
Dow6dca litewski tlomaczyf sic
Pozniej, re przyc1yna strzelani--
nv byIo nieporozumienie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-18

Urzadzano specyalne wiece, ably
go oglaszat. Wedlug wiadomo--
sci sta"ntad, radosG jest niezlnier-
ma. Mkt ME pyta o warunkl,
wszyscy ciesza sic Z samego fax
tn. w Moskwic, Petersburgu / W
innych miastach demonstracye.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-18

ciosu ma pofudnie Rosyi sowiec--
kiej. Komendant franouskiej flo
ty sr6dziemnomorskiej otrzymaf
rozkaz opracowania akcyi ma wy
brzezu Nora Czarnego. Francya
dziala wsp6lnie L ,Wranglem.
Kraza pogboski O pobycie gen.
Weyganda ma Krymie. w ,,Izwic-
stiach" zamieszczono alarmujacy
artykul wzywajacy Rosye do O.
brony i zwracajacy sic do robotni-
k6w francuskich, by wystapiii
przeciw tel polityce. W koiacI1
delegacyi sowieckicj W Rydze
zajmowano sic tcmi wiadomoscia
mi 2 wielkiem zainteres0waniem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-18
DLACZEGO ARMIA GEN.
zELIGOWSKIEGO ZAJELA
WILNO.

Warszawa. - Dorazne docho-
dzenia w sprawie samorzutnej ak
cyl gen. Zeligowskiego wykaza-
iy, IL wystapienie jego oddziai6w
mialo swoje zr6dio w rozgorycze
niu, jake wsrod oficerow / zoi--
merry, rekrutujacych sic Z WI
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-18
BOLSZEWICY GROMIA ~.
DOW MA UKRAINE.

Londyn. IS. listopada. (Zydow
ska Agencya Telegraficzna). -
Miejscowe biuro ~federacyi zyd6w
ukrainskich otrzymalo depesze z
Warszawy, kt6ra donosi O caiym
szeregu pogromow zydowskich
ra Ukraine. dokonanych przez
wojska bolszewickie. jak rowniez
i przez wojska gen. Petlury. De
pesza donosi, re cate masy zy-
dow ucickaja Z Ukrainy do Pol
ski. skad zamierzaj4 udac sic do
Ameryki. Divine. re CT sami
zydzi. kt6rzy glosili caiemu Swia-
tn o pogromach w Polsce, ucieka
ia pred pogromami do Polski.
Widocznie te polskie .,pogromy"
RE sa tax s~traszne, jak zydowska
i lima wroga nam Prasa donosiia.
Trzyp. Red.)
TURCY zADAJA APPROVAL
DZENIA SOWIEToW w AR
MENII.
Konstantynopol, Is. listopada.
NacyonaliSci tureccy zazadali
cd Armehczyk6w z9prowadzenia
rzad6w sowieckich pod protekto-
ratem Turcyi. Sytuacya W Arme-
nil uwazana jest "a bardzo gro
INA.
Rad BoLsZEWICKI MoBI-
LIZUJE KOBIETY.
Berlin, 10. listopada. - Rad
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-18

Watykan ME zawaha sic Okla
FAC pomocX tym narodom, ii kto-
rych wiara katolicka jest najsil-
niejsza.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-18
RADOSc z POKOJU w SOW
DEPI1.

Ryga. - Sowiety rozplakato--
waiy pc caiej Rosyi protokof I
dnia 5 zm., podpisany przez Dab
skiego i Joffego. Nakazano go
odczytywac aktorom w teatrach.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-18

lehszczyzny i Grodzieilszczyzny,
~wywohaly naplywajace Z Wilma
wiadomoSci o gwaltach i repre-
syach, stosowanych wobec lch
rodzin i wogole ludhoSci polskiej.
Naczelne Dowodztwo Sztab
Generality.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-18

domowej i w tym celu bedzie pro
wadzii polityke pojednawcza
wzgledem zwolennikow Venize,
losa. Armia stoi po stronie krola.
Alianci zamierzaja poinformo
wac rad greek, re Konstanty
ME zostanie uznany przez allan.
tow w razie jego powrotu ma
tron.'
Jerry Rhallis, byiy premier,
.ssormowai nowy cabinet i mini
strowie maja ziozyc dzisiaj przy-
siege.
Kraza pogioski, re armia, kto.
IA pozostala wierna Venizeloso--
Wi, moze stworzyG niezalezna re-
publike z miastem Smyrna w A
4yi Mniejszej.
Ma gieldzie zapanowa.a ogro-
NINA panika, gdy sic dowiedziano,
re Venizelos zostai pobity. Kurs
dolara amerykansiiego zwiekszyi
sic dwukrotnie.
w mieScie panuje spokoj. Dom
parlamentu strzezony jest przez
wojsko. .
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-18
N CHCE ZADAC STA
NOWCZY CLOS SOWIECKIEJ
ROSYI.

Warszawa. - L Rygi donosza:
,Izwiestia" donoszq, re zagranica
omawiane So przygotowania Fran
wi celem zadania stanowczego
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-18

Londyn, Is. listopada. - Gen.
Petlura zostai rozbity ~przez'woj-
ska bolszewickie, kt6re doszly
juz do gtanicy polskiej. Niedobit
Ii armii ukrainskiej przekroczy-
~ Zbrucz i zostaIy r%ozbrojone
przez wladze polSiie.
w rejonie Eiizawatgrodu mad
oddziaiem, ziozonym Z 1000 zoi-
merry, objela dowodztwo mloda
kobieta, Marusia SokoEowska.
Oddziai ten przyczynia mase kfo-
potow bolszewikom. Inny znow
oddziai insurgent6w, skiadajacy
sic z 5000 ludzi. operuje w po--
blizu zytomierza. Oba tie oddzia-
~ znajduja sic W staiym kontak.
Gle z armia bolSzewicka.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-18
NARoD GRECKI DOMAGA
SIZE PoWRoTU KRoLA KoN
STANTEGO.

AleIly, 10. hStOpdod. WCZO-
raj zostaio ogfoszone, re premier
greek Venizelos zrezygnowai
WiekszoSc przewodc6w politycz,
Hych przemawia{a ma korzySc po-
wrotu ex-krola Konstantego ma
tron.
Krolowa Olga zostanie prawdo
podobnie regentka. Obecnym re-
sentem jest admiral Condourio-
It's.
Leader partyi, ktora zwyciezy-
h ma ostatnich wyborach, Gou-
naris, oznajmii korespondentowi
Prasy Stowarzyszonej. re krol
Konstanty Jest prawym wladca
Grecyi i powroci natychmiast,
jak tylko zostanie przeprowadzo-
ny plebiscyt, kt6ry bez watpienia
wskaze. re narod greek zyczy
sobie jego powrotu.
Gounaris ~spodziewa sic objac
rzady w najblizszym c~zasie, jak
tylko rezultaty wyborow zostana
oficyalnie ogioszone. Z chwila
sformowania gabinetu zostanie
przeprowadzony plebiscyt. Jezeli
plebiscyt w~ypadnie ma korzySt
kr6la. to Gounaris ME widzi mai
mniejszej racyi opOnowania re
stronv aliantow. Gounaris oznaj-
nil. re pragnie on uniknac wojny
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-18

CT
sowiecki wydat rozporzadzenie o
przymusowej piracy kobiet ola
armii. Wszystkie kobiety maja
sic zaiac szyciem bielizny ola
czerwonej armii, ktora odczuwa
ogromny brak ubrania i butow.
SZESCIU
w W1FZIENIU BoLsZEWI--
CKIEM.
Stockholm, IS. listopada. -
Inzynier gorniczy Vanderlip,
ktory niedawno powrocii z Mo-
skwy, stwierdzii, re 6 obywateli
amerykanskich znajduje sic w
wiezieniu bolszewickiem w Mo-
skwie. Jedenastu innych znajduje
sic pod aresztem domowym.
w INDYACH
JEST GRozNA.
Londyn, Is. listopada. - Edw.
Sameul Montague. sekretarz IN
dyi. oznajmii wczoraj w Izbie
Gmin, re sytuacya obecna W In ,
dyach jest bardzo grozna. Rzado-
wi Indyi ma bye pozostawiona
swoboda dziaiania, wobec czego
Rad ten bedzie mogi przedsie-
wziac take Srodki w celu uspoko
jenna kraju, jake bedzie uwazal
"a stosowne.
~INTERWENcYA OBOTN
KoW A~NGIELSKICH w
A IRLANDYI.
Londyn, IS. listopada. - Ko-
mitet wykonawczy Partly Piracy
wydai manifest podpisany przez
Artura Henderson,, NWilliama
Andersona i Jana Clynes, wzywa-
.jacy Partye Piracy do przedsie--
wziecia bardziej stanowczycll
krok6w W sprawie wycofania
wojsk angielskich z Irlandyi. Ma
nifest domaga sic rowaiei, ale
BY pozostawiono Irlandyi zupei-
ia sowobode co do jej spraw we
wnetrznych, zabezpieczywszy sic
iednak, azeby mnieszosc irlandz-
ka ME sta&a sic grozba ola Anglii
pod wzgledem militarnym.
NIEMcY sKARzA SIZE, Re
R M ~OKUPACYJNE JEST
ZBYT LICZNA.
Berlin, IS. listopada. - Me-
miecki minister spraw zagranicz-
nych w swojej movie wygloszo-
nej W Kolonii,/ zaznaczyi, re ar
mia okupacyjna jest zbyt wieliia,
co wcale ME jest konieczne do
podtrzymania porzadku. Minister
twierdzi. re alianci wobec tego
ME maja intencyi defensywnych,
lecz ofensywne.
PAPIEz OBAWIA SIZE wy
BUcHU WoJNY PoMIEDZY
AMERYKA I JAPoNIA.
Rzym, IS. listopada. - Re zro-
del watykaiskich otrzymano via
domoSc, re papiez Cd kilku mic
siecy obawia sic wybuchu wojny
pomiedzy Japoni2 i Ameryka /
doklada wszelkich starah w celu
odwr6cenia konfliktu, kttry
m6glby bye nova katastrofa ola
cywilizacyi.
Watykan posiada pewne doku-
menty, ma zasadzie ktorych MO,
INA sadzic, re wojna pomiedzy
meryka a Japonia jest wPrcst
rieunikniona.
Usilowania Watykanu, zmie-
lzajqce do odwrocenia konfliktu,
mogtyby bez w~atpienia bye u
wienczone pomySlnym skutilcm,
gdyby ME dwulicowe stanowiSko
Anslii.'
Wedlug ~pewnych wiadomoSci
;edna Iub dWie republiki poiud-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-01
SEN. HITCHCOCK
DENIES RUMORS
Declares Theodore Roosevelt
Never Saw Lodge
Reservations.

OMAHA. Neb. Oct 31.-Se1. O..
VI. Hitchcock Sunday night in
statement relative TO the reported
assertion OF Mrs Douglas Robin
son that her brother. Theodore
Roosevelt. approved" the Lodge
reservations 10 the League Of Ma
tions covenant. said.
L notice in press dispatches a
very grave miSstatement regarding
the so-caIled Lodge reservations By
Mrs. Douglas Robinson. sister OF
Theodore Roosevelt II - that
when he was III. Sen. Lodge visited
the hospital and obtained Roose-
velts approval 10 every one or the
League reservations
The fact is Roosevelt died be-
fore the conference met 20 begin
consideration Of the treaty. At that
time the League OF Nations cove
nant was not written, nor was IL
even known that IL would be
Mr.. Roosevelt died January s,
1919: the Paris conference began
three weeks later and the treaty
was not signed till fve months ater.
The Lodge reservations We're not
drafted or reported by the foreign
relations committee till Septem Der
and Roosevelt had been dead eight
months
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-01
HARDING ISSUES
FINAL STATEMENT
TO U.S.. VOTERS
Republican Nominee Declares
Campaign Issues Are
Clearly Drawn.

MARION. o., oct. 31.-In a final
campaign statement Sunday night
10 the American people. Sen Hard
ing declared Tuesdays election
would turn on two clearly drawn
issues-the Paris League of Nations
and a constructive domestic policy.
The League issue as presented by
the democrats. said the republican
nominee could be summed ur sim
ply iu this question:
"Shall we enter the Paris League
OF Nations assuming among other
obligations the obligation Of article
ten2"
Td this query. he said the demo-
Gratis answered Yes. and the re-
publiCans answered NO
Message TO Nominees.
CoiuCident with the issuance Of
the senator's statement he made
public also a telegram 10 all repub-
lican nominees for the senate, say
ing that the people everywhere
must understand that choice of a
republican senate will be a contri-
button 20 a united America ready 10
go forward 10 new confidence and
new achievements.
The candidate has made his last
speech before election and his
statement to the people tonight was
issued as his final word on the is
sues OF the campaign.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-01
TWELVE MEN
Die In BLAST
Accident Occurs In Distribut-
ing Tower of Niagara
Falls Company.

NORTH TONAWANDA s. r..
Oc-. 91-Tweive men were .lei
early this morning iu an explosion
and FIRE at the distributing tow.
OF the Niagara Fails Power CONF
pany here
The explosion occurred few
minutes after two new trausf- rrIl-
ers had been Cu- .l a. the distribute
ing tower OF the power COMPANY =
plant Thirteen men were crowded
in the room watching the new W1-
chilery when there was an eEpI.-
sion apparently caused oy FEnr-
circuit The force ~ tne b.as-
burst a steel barrel o. lubrlcatiuc
oil and the flash Of -he elcctric.ry
iguited The OH which was thrown
over the men ln -he room.
-Four men were instantly killed
zDDarertly. One escaped serious
burns by jumping through win
dow The other eight managed %
escape from the fame-flLed room.
but all were so badly burned that
they died in the hospital
As "a result Of the accident Nor b
Touaevanda. TOnawanda and part
~ Buffalo were without electric
lights and power today Surgeons
VINO attended the injured men az
the hospitals here had t0 work av
candle light. All the dead were -es-
idents OF this section
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-01
CANDIDATE CHALKS UP
RECORD In DELIVERING
HIS MESSAGE TO PUBLIC
Figures Show Nominee Has
Travelled a Total of
2l.02l Miles.
MAKES 3Q4 SPEECHES
Governor Visited 50 States
and Talked to Over ,
100000 People.

DAYTON. o.. oct ei-Gor cox.
the democratic presidential uomi-
nee. spent Sunday quietly resting At
Trails End. his home near here. for
the final speech Of his campaign az
Toledo, Monday night Members of
his family were with him most cf
the day but late in the afternoon
he tramped alone through the for
est. His only political conference,
he said. was brief long distance
telephone talk with Chairman
White at New York.
In a statement Sunday night the
governor asserted that the election
OF Sen. Harding meant that the
peace treaty would not boz submit
ted 90 the senate for ratidcauon.
which he added would result iu
controversy and confusion" fiis
visits To- thirtE-slN states. the gov
ernor declared, convinced him tbat
the sentiment Of the country IA
Vored Americas entry E the
League.
"The events Of the campaign are
SO clear in their significance" said
his statement. that The voter who
is conscientious rather than preju-
diced. senses the difference between
Ha. NINNAlDNi NfNAaN ~ ML.ANaA NaNNNINn NaAE
certain achievement OF the nation .
hopes. on the one hand. and COM
tinued uncertainty and confusion
on the other.
FavOrs League.
81 am In favor If going into The
League, Sen. Harding ls i'm favor of
staying out I am concerned about
clarihCation; he is concerned about
rejection These are The outstand-
ing words Of the campaign
"Scn. Harding SAYS he will. not
submit the treaty Of peace TO fhe
senate. as q is. but that be will
change T.. Since the president is
without the right TO make any al
tcration, this means that be wiz
not submit IL at all. This viii re-
suit ia one thing and one thing
only. i'm controversy and confusion.
when the men and women 20
into the voting booths it IS their
duty TO remember the pledge that
was given in the name OF America.
and 1T is proper at this ti-1e 20 ask
whether we are going 10 maintain
the nations honor.
"The happiness of our people is
dependent ln part upon their op-
pOrtuuity % labor. Therefore. our
prosperity. as it is 90 bc affected in
f 4|I.tIIN N4t4 HtLnlln ~ RI hlNtA NtllraiIt.
alton The chaotic state of things
iu "a part of the world cannot 60 on
much longer without the back wash
striking the very foundations -
our commercial Institutions Tnfe-a
we 60 into the League OF Nations
there is 100 guarantee against the
waste Of resources I'm tho mainte-
nance Of armies and navies. and ln-
less this waste is halted. national
credit overseas is out OF the qUrs-
ti0n
Faith in America.
"I have faith ln the conscience
/ 0f America. It has never given
pledge that 80 did not redeem md
no great moral question has ever
| failed when u was submitted Co The
I Judgment Of the people If we turn
our thoughts 20 the graves of -he
tCONTINUED OE PAGE FOCr-B
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-01
San Francisco Hears
Prof. Fisher Despite
Opposition Of q. .. =.

new YORK. oct oI.-Word re-
ceived sunday az democratic Ua-
tiO1al headquarters from Prof Irv-
ing Fisher. Of Yale university. who
headed the pro-League independent
speakers on their tour across the
continent said efforts 20 obtain "a
hall or other indoor speaking place
i'm San Francisco had comp ete.y
failed Space had % be purchased
in the news columns OF two san
Francisco newspapers in order for
the speakers 20 get reports publish
cd of their meetings in the parks
and outlying districts OF the city.