South Bend News-Times, Volume 36, Number 121, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 1 May 1919 — Page 7
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P NGHOT WARNS
G. Ö. P. LEADERS
Declares No Such Men as Senator Harding or Jim Watson Must Be Named.
The Shock Squad Will Get You!
Fral Tbo Nw8-Tlrr.r: WASHINGTON, May 1. Grifforl Pinrh&t, politically famous as n of the V.Tbl of tho progressives ;in! contir.ulr.s to Ic famous as a follower of tho Roosevelt ltU-ala. in--:st.s tint no reactionary in tho repuT. lican ranks shall to name'l a r anliilat for tho presidency in II- 0. H rhovrs two men an tvpicnl x.inv, !' s of tho'o who must not ho !.ratl ami tho two ho chosen are Svn. Hiniin and Jim "Watson." "I shall oppose the nomination a reactionary like Son. Hardir or Jim Watson or any other ?up-po-U'-r of sprcial privilege." says I " i i -hot. "Huch men cannot btiij'tod to secure to all tho people t h- full rr?ult.s of th'-ir 'ur saciit:. Tho poop'o paid the prico, . i r . l th- intt rf sts w ho aro h hind Mit-.' men i.'jKht rot to pet what tho jM-oplo paid for." Imtiij-"s Continued War. It is rather plain speaking. Mr. 1'iiK.hot. recently dosiirnated by Will II. Hays, republican national chair-ir-,an. as a rnembor f tho Hoosovelt in iii.irul commission, threaten t rontiriu as a thorn in tho side of th- iTtstnt Controllern of tho roP Jl.'.iian party. He has Just fought :: f'.-ht ajr.iinst tho control of Son. I' nrusc of lVnn?yl va n i.i and it ap;oars that he has lost. Ho now threatens to continue to wa?o war : litil tho lj20 f lection. And in his J it t dictum, ho speak.s har.sh woril hirh may prove liflicult to swal-
!.iw in l'20 for there in not the
jdiirhtoMt possibility that u real pro-Kr.iv-in tho republican ranks will i'O clio.-pn with Penrose in control and Hays loin;? the biddinsr. Who would Pinchot have nominated. Ho s'JffK'ests for one, ;!i. Leonard Wood, now beirirT boor.iod a a running mate with Gov. Goodrich of Indiana as a
candidate for tho vice presidency. , Jen. Wood alwajs was a close: mend to Theodore Konsevelt hut j w!ivr-in he niiht be termed a prorevive i. liilicult to imagine. Un-j '-. it be that declaring for com- , ulury military training is propres-! : ! , Wood has not become known j
; v an, advocate of progressive pol-I
icie. Tor that advocacy and his work ii' tlie army he is known to American public and for that lon. r.ft Satisfactory Men. '!r cKt then says he would be i''t:',t'il with Irvine Lcnroot, sena-t'M-from Wisconsin; Hiram Johnson, senator from California and runnintr mate for Theodore Itooslt o.j the lirst national proresr. ti ket; or Henry Allen of ICaniamous now for his charge that t"- thirty-lifth division was misluatiakced in the ArRonne JiKht, and liter asked hy Maj. Clen. reter Tr,iul. commander of this division, how ho knew it was mismanaged when All n and others yhn were non -combatants were sent far to tho i t .ir before the tiht in order that
there mtht not bo any possibility of lis-Iosini? unwittingly, military
-ecrets t the enemy. Pinchot says he is poin to be a candidate from Pennsylvania to the
republican national convention. If
Iecte! as a delegate, lie promises
to do battle with Penrose.
"I call upon all republicans who
look ahead, both in Pennsylvania . i in! the nation, to join in prevent
ing the men who fouKht Theodore i:osevolt and his policies while he a - living from controlling and sacii'ieinir the party tie would have led to ictory, now that ho is dad." he dt dares in an open appeal to the t "publican voters. OKI (itianl at Work. "From the day when Kooscolt tiit d. tho old guard b ailers hav b tt actively at work to nominate a man of their own kind," ho deilare. "If they succeed, they will add a third republican defeit to the two they hao produced already. We are 'aeing the same old question, whether the nominee shall be 'pnly che.- n t win, or shall ho be handpio'.cd by the old guard to seep them. in or lo-e. in control c( tho party organization." The j-taternent is a rather hitter rli-i at Mr. Has. It is confirming Statement. printevl in these columns before about the P nroe-Hays control and now they are made by one of the leaders of th republican progressive organization. It i time for Mr. Hays to answer Mr. Pinchot. or by Iii- silence, to admit the truth of tho accusation. Pif-not insists a republican pres:d. r.t reust be elected next time, but li.it he cannot be elected unless he 'e ; ;it tde to the progressive republican voters of the wet. Hardwill ;iot tlo. "Watson will not lo. No IVi'to.v man will lo. And :f H.:v cintinu. s. as h.o has I e?un, '.o Has picked man will o. i'mchot mvs he has corresponded 'Nith Ie.i-.it rs of the party in th ;,.,, that tlio voters there aro trori'.y progressive and that they i'l demai-.d a cundidate and a plat:'r:n tluy o.n supjnrt without reservation or regret Want Harmony Wltli Voters. "Th- old k-u.ril calls for harmony." 1-e s.,js m another slap at the harmony policies of Mr. Hays. I am for h.trrrioMv. te.it with th trP'jMicm ott rs rather than with the r publican ; ot-s. Harmor.v li'-.uie.l t-tward d-feat has little iharm for me. l'nles ; re rres.-,i . epublicaris are w 1 1 1 1 n to eo hartuo'iy made im)os:bJo ai.d lefe.i
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Navy Launches Three Planes for Big Flight
NEW YORK. May 1. The XC-4, the last of the three frtaplanes with which the navy proposes to mako a trans-Atlantic flight, was launched Wednesday at the Kockaway Beaxrh naval air station. She is a sister ship to the NC-1 and XC-C, which are expected to accompany her on the attempt a, the "VAg Hop." Commander John H. Towers, In charge of NC seaplane division No. 1, returned her'e Wednesday from Washington, where he conferred with nayv officials. He said the date of the cross ocean flight had not been determined, but that he cxpe-cted to announce tomorrow the route to be followed.
SLEEPS SIX WEEKS, WILL NOW RECOVER
LA PORTE, Ind.. May 1. After sleeping six weeks, during which time there were no periods of lucidness. Earl Halter, living near Ne Carlisle, and who has been a patient at the Holy Family hospital in this
! city, suddenly regained consciousness without physical impairment ; and his physicians who feared he I would sleep until death came now 1- A
preaici nis ctipieie recovery, natters was the first victim of "sleepins sickness" in Laporte county.
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WOMEN DOING WAR WORK
1 During tho war women were calli ed into almost every vocation in life, and riht well did they assume the j responsibilities ami fill such posii tions. In many instances, however.
their strength has been overtaxed, and such ailments as are peculiar to their sex have fastened themselves upon them. Such women should remember there is a tried and true remedy for their troubles in Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, which for more than three generations has been relieving the women of America from some of the worst forms of female ills. Advt.
they must take action and take it soon." Pinchot demanded that Penrose be not given the chairmanship of the powerful finance committee in the senate. He said to do so would t.e lisastrous. but through the Hays harmony program, Mr. Penrose i goinr to be chairman of that committee. Woodrow Wilsn will hot bo acceptable to Pinchot. He call, the president "domineering, soorettve, reversible ami a dictatr." Hut to tlefeat the president, or any candidate who supports the president's viewpoint, he admits it will be recessary that a republican shall Innominated who is genuinely progressive. Pincht says he is icady to carry out the Roosevelt memorial idea by naming a republican candidate "whose purposes shall ho the same" as those of Roosevelt. In this manner, Mr. Hays can carry out his idea of promoting "the levelopment and application of the policies and KleMs of Theodore Roosevelt for the benefit of the American people," Pinchot says. Pinchot speaks to flv. (Goodrich
also, as the governor is a member of that Roosevelt memorial commissionHe cor.ciudes this lirect challenge to Penrose, to Hays, to Goodrich, to Watson and to Hartling with the suggestin that he "i:; ready to stand up and bo counted." Plainly he asks and asks that an answer be given at once "is Hays and is Penrose ami are the others ready to stand up and be counted."
the meeting room. Generals forgot their stars in the presence of pri- ... . 1 . - 1 !. I.. .,,. I !
aies, curptuais euaeu in neaieu debates with colonels and sergeant.greeted majors with terms of affection. 'A most interesting example of American adaptability and one of the type wi.'lch always caused the French and Rritlsh othcers to marel, was observed at the noon hour." Col. Wood cont.nu;. "Just at that time a brigadier general and a corporal were having a most heated discussion. Then came the call foi mess. A minute later in the street outside the same corporal came to attention, clickel his heels together and rendered a perfect salute at tho approach of this same brigadier
from whom he received a command
which ho acknowledged with a re spectful 'yes, sir'."
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