South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 70, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 10 March 1920 — Page 11

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMEb

WEDNESDAY MORNING, 3LVIICH 10. lu 1 1

PUNISH COMMERCE AND STATES WEST

G. O. P. Cuts Appropriation Affecting Exporter? and extern Development.

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Raspberry Shrub By Frances Linsky.

It was a t-pif-.H s-.'inmcr hotfl veranda. At ka.n ?o thought a perspiring and vtry much disgusted young rr.an. who looked up at it

from the bottom cf th Fomewnat

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rpublic:trui h,io aimed another "An Adamlesa Eden, I'll warrant," blow at bu. in by reducing th'he muttered, taking another look appropriatJon.-i (r Amerir.m corn-;arcad at the lonjr walk Ftill before Tnerclal amenta and attaches In for-hIm -why on earth waa I such a JinrRtrie!- 7h", PP1 of th" 'fool as to rome up here, cvtn to republicans would Injure the srj.all ciporter and he;p the Lie fellow, pleas- th- -water, when I was havThat may b the rf.al purpus-' of the 'inj? su.h a good time with the boys republican lraders of congrca?. jat camp!" Hero 13 what a subcommittee of; "Now. I suppose I'm In for an exth house committff- on aprupria- cltlns month 'doing the pretty' with Hons would do: I'.p luce from 342.-'nM tho. dehmantPH 'tho Matrr'M hivo

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"The memU r.s of th. committee, i whiz- but lt's hot an(1 this suIt ca0 If fully Informed." .-aid .Soc. Alex- s heavy. I sure never thought It ander, "would undoubtedly defer to was such a walk! I niUPt look the Judgment of the manufacturer lovely!" and he mopped hl.s face and and exporter In thU matter, for the fanne,i hlms.4f with his hat. rvico U conducted solely for their Iro.n as , d, f benefit. ' , , . . ,., . "As it Is the cutting by nearly wekfl of 'uu3oor camP llfc- anl half of the existing appropriations covered with dust and perspiration, for the bureau of for'-Un and do- certainly no one would have recogme.stlc commerce threatens a body .zal in this very bedra'-cled youns blow at American export trade and rn;in ax Hardin?, whoa- aristo-

development. It wui mean tue Iisrr.antllns: of the most essential part nf Mir fnrpirn tr.-irl tironinllnri tm;l-

chlnry at the very moment when Seowlin' fiercely, dracrpred his Kru'larul. Japan. Germany and heavy suit r.iso up tlu path, only France are lerivin? no stone unturn- to le met at thf veranda steps by ed to Increase the ol-i::.e of th-ir ;l pompous-looking Individual who export business Uotli UnUisd and ,ff,Mn;i,. hu further nm.

c ratio mother was hotel rn the hill.

a guest at the

JYafiCJ have Just reorganized thir fore Urn commercial fcmco on a larper scalo than ever before. Other eour.trit-i are planning to do llkev. l.-e. "This is ro time for the T'nited States to throw into th- (i:.-c;ird tri" r.tire -(:nmerciaI afta If, .service, almost all of the trade comi.u.ion- , ers abroad, and tn existing district, and cooperative o'liers of the bur- j an of foreign and domestic com-'

fires?. "Can't come up the front vay, felleh," said the pompous one. All

tradesmen and peddlers" with aj

significant look at the heavy case "must round tho hack," and ho waved him grandly away. "What tho dev " and then as tho full significance of the servant' remark struck him. Max Harding

lauen. "Tradesmen and

peddlers well, by Jove, that's a 'good one; I certainly mu:t look

r;;erce in fifteen American cities. It burst into a

Las taKcri years to develop these rvi s to the point of efllciency whii-li Ihi'V now imses-; The cr

P'-nditurn of money necossarv to ' line." he thoupht to himself, and iMillil u; and maintain the :ic!d:then aloud: "All right, your highwork of th department of corn- ness, I'll go round the back" and mrr abroad ami at home has beenJjlo went. amply juFtifloj. as I am coniidrnt ..Maybe I can sneak in through thousands uf Amrlcun business' . , ...ki

will ''ladly iviw.li' invi "ii.Turu ui uu-

fore I greet the JNiater, he thought.

nns, large and small.

testify." Woulil Iun!sh Wct.

Democrats of congress suspect i this llelb".

tiKit th- republicans ore trying to puni.sh the west for having voted the democratic ticket In 1 3 1 by greatly relucing estimat for appropriations in behalf of reclamation project." and by abolishing the otf'.co cf surveyor general in certain states. It is also believe-1 by th.e democrats that an understanding has been reached between republiin leadrn and their colleagues in

the Iniermountain and Pacific coast

If sh ever catches me looking like

tv how ew ew," and

he whispered softly, for a remarkably pretty girl sat directly in front of tho kitchen door, shelling peas thus once more blocking his pro-i:r-si. "11 m. probably tho assistant cook," thought he to himself, noting tho neat and very practical gingham dres. "Well, hero goes," "Have you a moment to spare,"

tutes that If tho west will vote fori ho asked, removing his hat, and

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the (i. O. V. In November, propriations reduced will b

mentcd. In other word, lenders of tho sixty-sixth congress would browbeat th far western states to force them into the republican column. Democrats are convinced that tho plan nlll not work. They look for the voters to resent any such tactics. A number of Important irrigation projects have been crippled by the rcMubMcanr.. In Fom instances contracts mad In good faith with homesf ead r.- car.not bo carried o'jt. It was estimated that a million dollars was moesnary to keep faith with tho settlers on tho Ilathead Indian repervation lands. Tho repui.Jlcajis allowed but ?200,noO. That

:s a f'.rgmnt Ir.stince. of withholding funds needed to carry out contracts f yenrs' standing. Under the pretense, of saving S7" the ho'iS'.' committee on appropriations rvvm-mended that tho officers of the survey general in the states of Arizona, California. Colorado, Idaho, Montana, Nevada. N'ew Mexico. Uru'on. touth Dakota, 1'tah. Wyoming and Washington be dls?ontinued after June ".0, 10"0. and that the work performed by

thoiu ottices thereafter be done bV the rommi--i'iner of the general j land f-"ir i

Tlii.s proposition. If put t!iroiE:h. will cans" great Inconvenience to the people of the states invoUed. lVmrcratK' i ori pressmen will make an eTort to retain that s.-rvie in spite of tho republicsins plan to cllmir.atu it. Th reconniiendation to do away with these offVces l.s made in the report of the committee to the hou-e en the legislative, executive nnd Juiici.il appropriation bill.

speaking in his most engaging manner. "I am Forry, but I haven't," said the young woman very promptly, scarcely glancing up from her work. "Oh. ho," thought he, "not much enthusiasm here." "May I show you

some of rr.y wares?" with an expressive glance In the direction of the suit case. "You may rot." said tho young woman promptly as before. "Well, do you mind if I sir. down on the lawn a minute?" he hazarded for hid third venture. "I do not." again responded the "fair lady of the peas." taking him in with one all-appraising glance. So Max sank down on tho little plot of grass In front of the house, and leaning his head back against the building, closed his eyes. "Poor fellow." thought the girl, her sympathy aroused at last, "he must be pretty tired. I'm afraid I was rather sharp with him. Well, ho looks dark enough for one of those Syrian or Armenian peddlers, but he certainly doesn't talk like one. Iii just run in and get him a glass of rasp'berry shrub. It'll cool him off before he goes." She was back In a moment with a glass of delicious looking liquid, and tapping the young man on the shoulder, she offered it to him. "Hfre. drink this." she said. "I'm sorry I couldn't stop to look at your warts. Have you made many sales tod ay?" "No, not one," answered Max, rjulto truthfully, and he swallowed the refreshing drink with genuine appreciation. Then with many thanks lie beat a hasty retreat

around to the front of the house once more. This time Iiis mother was seated on the veranda, and she gTeeted him effusively, but he managed to make her understand that a bath and some clean linen were the two most essential things in his life at that particular moment, and so he escaped to' his room. He descended about an hour later looking very different in his white flannels, and his mother's pride

In her ryes as she preeted

she said, "there's fhe here. I want you to

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him. "And Max. loveliest girl

meet her. Ilr name is Anne Cabot." "Now, mother," he remonstrated. "Hut. Max. dear, this one is different: She's not on" of the butterflies that you are always objecting to. She a graduate of a domestic science college, and she knows no nd of thin. I;ut wait she's promised to sit at our table tonight, and you'll see for yourself." "Well, no sign of your divinity yet. mother." said Max. some minutes later, when they had started their dinner: perhaps hopt fully she's changed her mind." "No, here he comes," said Mrs. Harding, and straight to their table camo the lady of his afternoon adventure. Lafting her eyes to acknowledge the introduction, the color flooded into the girl's face, and her eyes asked innumerable questions, as she recognized him. "Did you know that Katie, the cook, left this afternoon?" asked the girl of Mrs. Harding some moments later when she was herself again. "Good gracious" gasped that lady, "who took her place?" "I did," said the girl, quietly, measuring glances with the young man opposite her. "I promised Mr. Lane that I would try and see if the hotel couldn't run a 'conservative kitchen.' So now I'm cook, pro tern." "Why. my dear, aren't you clever!" exclaimed his mother, looking at her son with an "I-told-you-so" expression. Just then the waitress entered the dining room with liquid refreshments clinking in a silver pitcher. iiy tho way. Miss Cabot," said

Max, "since I unelerstand that you are 'up in such matters what drink would you recommenl as the most cooling and refreshing for these hot days, as well as most econeimical ?" "Why," said the girl, daintily raising her glass as he raised his, "why er raspberry shrub." And over their glasses their eyes met in a look of complete understanding.

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