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Cayton's weekly. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1916-1921, 1920-07-17

the Republicans and the Democrats, which
means that Democracy is in for the worst
drubbng political party ever got in this
country.
Seven dollars per day are being offered
harvest hands and yet idle men in Seattle
are as thick as hairs on a dogs back. The
American good and true is natural born
dodger of real work and that too whether the
wages therefor be high or low.
Having been elected mayor Of Bellingham,
where booze fys I'M the air, e. II. Mathes
thinks he can be elected governor of the state,
but he is travelling the wrong road to reach
the white house Of this state as this is not
a Democratic year in this state.
Come home iii Arthur and your Uncle
Sam will receive you with open arms and
reward you for what you have already been
convicted of and for you getting out of the
country when he was looking right at you.
You are too smart my boy to live among
"greasers.'
1t is reported that thousand dirt deal
ers attended the recent Spokane talSfest In
view of the fact that dirt is very cheap
commodity just now we are curious to know
what that bunch of highbinders have up their
unsuspecting public.
It now transpires that that Duluth seven
teen-y year-old white girl was not outraged
is she as innocent as she was recently pic
,ured to be and Duluth s foremost citizens
are advising that as little be said about the
unfortunate affair as possible but the three
cOlOred men are still dead.
Down in Portland the most of the past
week the "pass word" was much in demand,
OWING to the grand lodge Of the Masons of
WASHINGTON and Jurisdiction being in ses-
sion. After finishing the pass word perform
ance they picniced at Winlock, the site of
the home for aged Masons.
With the Yellow Peril threatening to ex-
terminate the white man on the Pacific Coast
and the Black Peril threatening to extermi-
nate him in the South and the Sein Fein to
handle him roughly in New York. the white
man will have to put up a hel-of -a-fght to
maintain his superiority in the United States
Villa is for peace in Mexico providing he
writes the terms and Jack johnson will sur
render to the [. S. authorities providing he
be received as diplomat instead of con-
vict and the Japanese Potatoe King is will
ing to settle the California.Japanes race
TROUBLES pTOVlulnS the Japanese are permitted
to marry the white women, all of which must
mean that in the eyes of those dignataries
Uncle Sam is some small potatoe.
The all-day outing at Fortuna Park Au-
gust 4th, given under the auspices of the
Seattle Branch of the National Association
for the Advancement of Colored People prom
ises to be one of the most pleasant outings of
the season. Those having charge of the ar
rangements are leaving nothing undone to
make the occasion a record-breaking one.
Many members of the association have tickets
for sale, but if it is not convenient to pur-
chase a ticket from one of the vendors you
can get ticket at the boat Tickets, rs cents,
including boat fare and gate admission.
Bring your well-fled baskets and prepare to
have a general good time Good music for
those who want to dance
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-29
This is in Addition to Legal
Pardon Record Which is
Greatest in State.

INDIANAPOLIS. Aug. 2S.-The
wholesale use of pardoning power,
which has resulted in the freeing of
more criminals under the Goodrich
administration than ever before in
the history of the state, goes on I'M
abated, according to records in the
state house. Up until the middle
of the month Gov. Goodrich had
paroled 10 persons from penal in
situations in 1920 and his 1919 rec
ord Of sos persons released still
stands as a high water mark.
In that year he freed more con-
victs than were released during the
Marshall and RalstOn, his democrat
combined administration Of Gov.
predecessors.
Grants Personal PardOns.
OF course no record is available
Of the number of personal pard-
ons' granted by the governor. sim
ply through a telephone message or
a letter 10 the institutional wardens.
The case OF Clyde Horne, who was
sentenced to life imprisonment in
Michigan City for the murder of Pc
ter Mataxas, is still fresh in the
minds of many people, especially
those of Lafayette where Horne was
convicted.
Horne appeared there one day at
the wheel OF the governors automo-
bile, although the records showed
that he was still an inmate Of the
prison. He had been released on
the personal order Of the governor
and was employed 10 drive him
about the state.
Other notorious examples Of this
private parole" system are being
recalled now that people interested
In seeing law and order maintained
note that Gov. Goodrich is deter
mined to Guido. apparently. his pre-
vious records.
just Personal Parole.
When Goodrich paroled Glen Sc
dar Of Indianapolis for stealing
Frank p. Bakers automobile, Baker
called up the governor the hrst Of
October. 1919. and asked If a parole
had been granted Sedar. He was
answered IN the negative but was
informed. however. that the govern
or had issued one Of his famous
Temporary" paroles. These pa
roles consisted OF writing personal
letter to the state institution In
which the prisoner happened TO be
confined and instructing the warden
to allow the prisoner 10 depart with
out guard. There IS never any rec
ord made OF these paroles" and no
one ever checks them up 10 see IL
the convicts return 10 the prison and
the public has no means of knowing
how many such paroles have been
issued.
On one occasion an Indianapolis
policeman found a man he had
helped 70 send 10 prison, walking
about the streets. The convict was
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-29
SageSSay2OthAmmendmen
VIII End Electoral COLLEGE,

when a t1s vote IN the electoral col
lege threw the case into the house
OF representatives. Again. the cleo
ton OF 1855 was supposed 10 be "a
solemn referendum" on the tariff
issue Cleveland received plural
ity OF nearly loo. 900 votes over Ben
jamin Harrison, yet under the cleo
toral system he got only les votes
in the electoral college and Harrison
received 2S3 votes and was elected.
The champions OF the aboIishmer'
Of the electoral college describe o.
as the appendix OF the body pol
itic' and declare that its removal
would make public officials more re-
sponsive 10 the will OF tho people.
as we'll as furnishing a solemn ref
erendum" on great national issues.
Expect &. o. y. Opposition.
So far there has beer no discus
sion Of partisan advantage IN con
nection with the proposed twentieth
amendment. but IL IS believed that
when the repu blican leaders come
20 study fits effects seriously they
viii be unanimous IN opposition %
IT, Unprecedented Observers say that
under the direct system OF electirg
presidents the advantage always
would be with the democrats be
cause II would bring 70 the polls
the voters in southern states who
now paw but little attention 20 cleo
lions and seldom vote because the
elections are so one-slded in tho
south that there is no inducemcnt
20 them 70 go 20 the polls.
For instance. South Carolina cast
only 63. 600 votes IN the presidential
election Of 1916 although as "a
back rs 1910 South Carolina had
10000 white males OF voting age
according 20 tho census. Texas had
$50. 900 white males Of voting age
but cast only 100000 votes in 1915.
Georgia. with $4,000 white males
Of voting age cast 10000 votes IN
1916 while Indiana. about Georgia.
size. cast $4,000 votes with the
presidency az stake the southern
vote would turn out at the pole
making democratic success almost
certain.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-29
Many COnUiCtS Released From
State Penal Institutions On
Governors Personal Orders

arrested. but the officer was advised
later that the man was on liberty on
permission from the governor.
The case Of Lucille Langaford.
who was sentenced 10 the Woman's
prison for violations of the LIQUOR
law on August /, 1919, is illuminat-
ing. The woman was sentenced for
30 days and fined 800. Ran Butler,
notorious negro dive keeper, Of
indianapolis after a conference with
the governor, paid the costs against
the woman and she was pardoned
by the governor Butler is said to
control a number of colOred votes
in his particular ward.
freed Over Judges Protest
Another case was that Of bessie
White, sent 10 the Woman's prison
from Bartholomew county for a stat
uatory offense. Judge John w.
Donaker, the presiding Judge in her
case, received a telephone call from
Goodrich asking his opinion on a
parole for the White woman ard il
was said il would not be granted.
He advised against II, however, he
was surprised 10 find the White
woman back in her old haunts a
short time later.
Tom Dillon, sentenced from Mari
on county for violation of the pro-
hibition law, was paroled because
of his bad eyesight". Charley Nc
Nulty. former proprietor of the Bull
& Bear saloon, who was sent TO the
penal farm from Marion county, was
paroled because his business in
Michigan needed him.
Glenn Dunn, sent up from Marion
county from two to fourteen years
FOR robbery. was paroled because
his parents needed him" Recon-
mendatiOns for this parole were
signed by several county officials,
including the county clerk. sheriff.
county treasurer and others-afl of
whom are republicans.
William Spurlin. who was sent up
from Marion county for from two to
fourteen years for assault and bat
terry with intent 10 kill, was paroled
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-29
Expect Early Move for Elec-
ton of President by
Direct Vote.
BY Louis ImdIon


WASHINGTON. Aug. 2S-Now
that the nineteenth amendment 10
the federal constitution-the woman
has been legally ratified the prog
nosucators at the national capital
are turning their attention 10 the
twentieth amendment.
Speculation 10 the effect that the
twentieth amendment viii be an
amendment providing for the popu-
lar election OF presidents Of the Unit
ed States is arousing a great deal
OF interest here. Il Is asserted that
leaders in various reform move
ments have been waiting for the SUI
frage amendment TO be disposed Of
before beginning their campaign for
e federal amendment providing for
the election OF presidents by direct
vote Of the people. This would mean
the adjustment OF the electoral col
lege.
Has Many Champions.
Under the electoral college system
II is possible for the candidate re-
ceiving the greatest popular vote 10
be defeated for president. unless he
also has the greatest mum Der OF bal
lots in the electoral college The
most notable example Of a presiden-
tial candidate being defeated after
receiving a plurality Of the popular
vote is that OF Tilden by Hayes. Re-
construction was the outstanding IS
sue in 1876 and Tilden received a
plurality Of 100000 votes over
Hayes, but he lost the presidency
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-29
International Sunday School Lesson
For Next Sunday SfR y f Msss R dsss:
CcpynE

THE BUILDING OF THE TEMPLE
LESSON tent Kings 5:1;
500.
GOLDEN TFNT-1Iinc house
shall be called a house of prayer for
all pcOplc-Isa. 5G.7.
ADDITIONAL ERIAI-
81 Chrou. 2:1: SLY.
PRIMARY TOPIC-GOd's House
JUNIOR TOPIC-SoiOmon Builds
the Temple
INTERMEDIATE AND SENIOR
TOPIC-Putting Our Best Into the
House Of God.
YOUNG PEOPLE AND ADULT
TOPIC-Tbe Value OF "a House OF
Worship.
I. SolOmOn's Preparation (5:f-fS)
He secured from kinR Hiram
J Wood for beams. ceilings. sheet
ing. and chambers around the holy
house
?. Stones FOR the great foundation.
These were secured from the Phoeni-
clan quarries and also from the
mountain upon which The temple
vas built. They were so shaped that
when the temple was erected there
was no sound Of a hammer heard.
:. Skilled wOrkmen. Among the
1sraelites were not 20 be found men
Skilled IN THIS kind or WORK. so the
king arranged with Hiram TO fur
nish capable men.
III. Solomon Buiiding the Temple
66:1-3s).
l. The iocatfon-Mcunt Morah
III Chron. 3:1). This was q suitable
location. as Il was here that the
Lord appeared TO Solomon's father,
David
. The dimensions and materials.
eff n cubit was IS inches, the tenn
pic proper was 90 feet long. 30 feet
wide and IS feet high"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-29

because his business needed him
Release NiSO Man.
The last parole OF record at this
writing was given 10 Guy Webster of
NigO county. who was sent 20 the
penal farm for $50 days.
1t is interesting 70 note in con-
rection with the continued use of
the executive clemency the scath-
ing rebuke administered 70 the gov
ernor last spring by Judge A. B. An
derson OF the federal court Of In
dianapolis.
Il have the petty criminal BUSH
ness" he said, because the COVER
nor or the parole board or some one
turns them out as soon as they are
sentenced. It's because the state
courts will not do their duty: and
when they do convict them the
governor or the parole board or
somebody don't know who
turns them out. That's the plain
truth and it time the people Of In
diana knew about It,"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-29

NJ, x-,p- -.
- III 81. "a
20 itFef' 60 eoIoeh cahdlsSllck'
CD cherubim
III. Tho Dedication of the TcmpIc
fE.1-ce,
The dedication Of the ten,nra WAS
q, r-rarge9 10 take nIace at a very
rsyo-s hIe tir,e Tho success ~ ! =
l-nd-rfs.I.inp is largely determined bv
thc tme I'm which il is held. This
MS arranged 10 take Mace OF the
most icvou- of the several rer,resen-
tstlve gatherings of the Jews. The
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-29

Solomon gratefully acknowledge
Gods goodness in the past, giving
glory 20 him. and pleads that his
promise TO his father be verified
(vv. 22-26J. He prays that God s
eyes may continually be opened to-
wards the temple which he had now
taken possession OF wv. R7-33), so
that C) ia case OF contention be-
tween parties he would Judge be-
tween them wv. 3l-3D: 90 in case
Of being smitten by the enemy, even
though they had sinned, upon con-
fcssion Of the sin. God would forgive
and restore CIV. 80. 3D; 90 in case
OF famine as chastisement for sin,
upon confession and prayer before
the temple. God would forgive and
send rain wv. So, $50; CD in case
OF pestilence and sickness, If they
prayed 70 God toward the temple,
God would hear and forgive wv
$40; go IN case OF the coming Of
the foreigner. who comes at the
news Of Gods greatness. praying to-
ward Jerusalem, his prayer should
be heard CIV. 41-45): CD in case Of
going out to battle, their cause
should be maintained wv. 44-45);
a. I'm case of being I'm captivity be-
cause Of sin. God would hear their
prayers and restore wv. $3.50.
4. Solomon blesses the people wv.
54-6D. on the strength Of the
covenant promises. he invokes Gods
presence always TO be with them
and 10 keep them faithful, and eX-
horts the people to have their
hearts perfect before God. walking in
his commandments and statutes.
5. Solomon and the people offer
sacrifices OF Thanksgiving wv.
62-66). The 10Y OF the people was
full; they blessed God and the king
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-29
EVANGELICAL
EVANGELICAL
ASSOCIATION.

Ftrst-Cor. Lafayette and Monroe sts
Edmond Kerlin. pastor. sunday school
az . 80 /. ". Lessiman, superintendent.
Preaching az 10 so and 30; Young Peo-
Piles meeting at 30.
Annual rally day. Edmond Kerlin' 5
subjects. 10 80. a Great Rally Of Tin
soldiers and How Victory Came" so.
"A Mans Leader and q Mans JOO."
SUNDAY school az $50 Young People 5
meeting at 6 10 Petticord party evan
geiistiC meetings begin sept. .
BROADWAY broadway and Car
ron SITS Rev T.. Garfield johnson. pas
tor Residence 1872 y. Carroll 81.
Sunday school 40 . 80 a. m. samuel
T. Lehman superintendent Mornin <
worship at 10 80. Sermon by the pastor.
Young Peoples alliance at Gas =. u
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-29
METHODIST.

First-Rev. Joseph \. Greene D; D.
pastor: Sunday school at Q 80 = n SEN
meth r. Beers. superintendent. -,
Public worship, 10 40 a. m AT MS
hour Dr. Greene Will occupy t1 me pu Itg1
md speak on the subject, The God
OF the sparrow Mid week service Wed
nesday evening. led by the pastor BE
ginning with next sunday evening tnsie
will be regular services held IN Iuls
churcn Sunday morning and evening
81. Paurs-Eey. James =. Gardiner.
ID d, pastor. sunday school az y 80 u
N % A FulkcrsOn. superintendent
Morning service at 10 As sermon oy
pastor Oh The God Who Never rams
Union service at so D. IN. IN HoWaru
park II weather is favorable, otherwise
In First Presbyterian church. prayer
aneeting Thursday evening.
Grace-Corusr Michigan and Init sta
Rev Il. ID. Beck. pastor. Class In a,eo
nj as a m Sunday school at 80 a
70; Glenn Wbiteman. superintendent;
Class meeting 8:i5; sunday school
Worship. 1O:45. Sermon, The Aim OF
Education" by pastor. Epworth league
q 30 leader, Marguerite Speeht, Cnlon
meeting In Howard park, % Flrst
Presbyterian church bad night ne ne
committees IN charge held meeting
last night % make hnal plans Ior a
unique sunday school party Tor Grace
NJ = sunday school next Monday nlkut.
An attempt IS being made TO orlRg me me
entire mem bership together and the
friends as well for an evening or social
enjoyment and 70 get acquainted. a
program that vii call everyone present
10 have a part has been provided
Trinity-Bla1ns and Vassar avs. Rus.
sell l.. Phillips pastor. Residence 9Zl
cleveland av. Sunday school at g.SO a.
10 Mrs. W. L. owen. superintendent.
Morning worship 10 .45. Sermon, The
FORWARD vision Official board meet
ing at close OF service. Epworth league
g so. Union service at Howard park,
Thursday p. m with Mrs Kirkpatrick.
DeMaude az. Prayer service Thursday
evening at so. Last quarterly confer
snce Monday evening at the church.
LEVEL Heights Miner aud Francis
cts. Rev. c. J. Jordan, pastor sunday
school As, Jesse Gearnart, supertntend-
Ient
stou Nsnasrisl Church, Cor. S. Mlchi-
wnn and Victoria SIS. Charles II. Lee
. so a N, John $ Edwards, superinten-
dent
German-Lafayette DIvd. and Wayne
1T Rev. Fred II. KOehnemann, pastor.
Sunday school at 30 a. NJ, Charles T.
STARK. superintendent
wesleyan TT E. broadway. Rev.
Glen c Payne, pastor Residence lf0I
& Rush St sabbath school at 9 80 a.
m; NJ c Porter. superintendent.
River Park-serenth st, south 81
1fishawaka aV Rev. G. l. RulisOn, pas
aor. sunday school az 81 20 a. n; MAJ
sahau Ball superin tendeEt
EpWorth MemoFlal-Corner Olive e.
End Lincoln way ". frank ;. Hickman
pastor sunday thoOl 80 a. m, g.. W,
Hopkins. superintendent.
sunday schol, . 80. c. W. Hopkins
superfntendeut Morning worship. 10 40
Eerm0n How Christ Completes Human
Life" No evening services during
august
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-29
PRESBYTERIAN.

First-Corner OF Washington av. and
lafayette blvd. Rev. Archibald Mcclure,
minister. Miss Charlotte 81. Partridge,
assistant 90 the minister
Public worship at 10 As "a M. address
by Dr. J.. g. Mcclure OF Chicago.
IL; Bible school az $3.50 a. IA. o. T..
shaer. superintendent. mems Fellow
ship club at . so g. ul-; mil-yveek meet
ms Thursday evening nc So r. no. Boy
Scout troop No. 16 Friday evening at
80.
westminster-Segtt and Lindsey SITS.
Rev A NJ Eels ID. d.. pastor Resi-
fence 65s y. Scott ST. sunday school.
s 80 q. u. L. c. Whitcoma, superintend-
snt; morning worship l0.4J ~.
sunnysido-E Washington av and
francis 81. Rev. n. NJ Rodgers, Ph. d.
minister.
SUNDAY school $50 a. ~. F. u.
French. superintendent Morning wor-
chip. l0.45, Christian Eudeavor, 6:45
:. NJ.
Trinity - Corner T. washington av
and Francis So Rev a. NJ R0dgers
Pm D. minister Bible school az . 80
q N. J. B. Freuel- superintendent
Morning worship 1910 "a. 10. Christian
Eudeavor rs p. ~.
Hspe-Leer aud DAYTON SIS Edwin g.
Ae' ster minister Bible school Ht ESQ
o n. Frank Actt-llg suu---utcr dent
Hungarian-Coruer Cherry aud Wash.
knEtou cts EeY jean Itssa. gaa..r
Sunday school a s.gO o.. IA Church
services AZ 1000 a. IL NeapeT services
bt 2'eo .. u.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-29
Fill Your Blood With Iron
If You Want To Be StrOnS
WITH PLENTY OF ENERGY AND POWER

health by taking organic iron-Su11.eA
lron-for consider u one Of the foremoFt
blood and body-bulders. the beat to whieA
have ever had recourse
Dr. James Francis Sullivan, formerly
physician Of Bellevue Hospital (Out4ooH
Dept) New York and the Weysehester,
County Hospital says: II have stroogiy
emphasized the great necessity Of physicians
making blood examinations Of their EeEk
anaemie, rundown patients Thousands II
persons 90 on year after year suffering
from physical weakness and highly neTv-
Gus condition due TO lack Of sufficient iron
IN their red blood oorpuscles. To supply
this iron deficiency and 20 help build ssrouE.
healthier men and women, better able pAys-
ioally 20 meet the problems Of everyday
life. I believe physicians should az every
opportunity prescribe organic iroo-Hur-
ated Iron-for in nv experiences h 10 ona
Of the best tonic and red blood buiidsZs
known 20 medical science"
II you are not strong or wi. ~ 80
Il 70 yourself 20 make the following tea:
can walk without becoming drrd Eex4
take two hve-grsin tablets Of ordinary Eu1-.
ated Iron three times per day for two veecs
then test your strength again and sac how
much you have gained.
Manvfae'ursrs' Eot,; NITss,d Ir0a. vhaah "a
recommendsd above. e not secret reuTsdy but cns
which Is veil known 20 druVEists sveryEhsrN. Up-
Ike TIE older inorganic iron products 70 s egsfin
sss'milatef and dos not iniure ne fe~th. nak4
them black nor upset TIE stomach. Each tHblss
o. genuine NuIHted Iron r. stamped a. follows "
and be words NuTated Trrn stamned into -
zach bottle, 30 hat The public ma not % lsd n.
into accepting inferior substitutes. he manuftcs
tgrsu guarantee sHocesssui nnf entirely % 1sfLc-
tori results % eFCry purchaser thsy vii refund
your gonsy. u Is disDeossd b. IL Eood srHE<assA
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-29

is interesting TO note that. although
Capella is in the constellation OF
Auriga, the Charioteer. the name of
the star itself means the she-goat.
and near by are three stars called
the Kids. These are probably the
remnants Of a stellar nomenclature
older than the classic.
OF Fomalhaut, practically nothing
IS known besides its apparent mag
nitude. which is l.3, or about the
same as that OF Deneb. which is
overhead at map-time. We also
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-29
Sunday at the Churches

Preaching at : 80 by the pastor. Prayer
meeting Wednesday evening at 30
Zion Evangelical Church-Cor. Wayne
and st. Peter SITS. W. Gofeney, pastor.
Sunday school at 9:15 a. m, Charles
Weber. superintendent.
Mems Bible class meets at 9:15 y,
Hammerscshmidt. teacher. 1890 a. m,
(GermanD p. M. illustrated lecture
on Evan gelical Forward Movement"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-29

know from its spectrum that II IS a
star fairly well advanced in age. hav-
ing long ago passed through the
stage which the sun is in now, just
as the latter has developed far be-
yOnd the type represented by the
blue-white stars Ike Vega. The dis
lance of Fomalhaut has not yet been
ascertained. It's group, Piscis Aus
trails. should not be confused with
Pisces, the Fishes. which is further
north and east. and is one OF the
consultations Of the zodiac.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-29
Poverty Trcnds on HccIs.

There is nothing keeps longer than
a middlinR fortune. and nothing
melts away sooner than a great one
Poverty treads on the heels Of great
and expected riches.-Bruyere
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-29
F,vcrv Dny thc B. d.

Write on our heart that every day
is the best day In the year.-Ralph
Waldo Emerson.