South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 109, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 18 April 1920 — Page 6

MONDAY, Al'lUL IS, 1020 THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

BEGIN JOCKEYING ON CHAIRMANSHIP OF G. O.P.MEETING

Position Exceptionally Important Owing to Large Field of Aspirants. 'ST.V7 YOUK, April 17. S'ltkn Cf a pt-rmarn nt cha.;nr.-n for th. r publican national convention at Chicago In June Already i-? ocu pyin th minds of tho various prfM:e:itial candidiUtts and the ariy K.t 1er. Tho jocjcoyin In this cf nn:ior. all bfneath the Furface, of ceir.e h b parallel In the naming cf u recre before a Kli-r championship bout or wrfstllr.t; match. The irincipcjH In the latter ve nts oft n hoM cut for their particular choke until the promoter or athletic coa:i:iic.-ion 1h forced to di5r-p:irJ them an J pick a neutral referee. Owiny to the lare field of presidential Ripiranls, the r-Publicm rftclrrnarnhip this year ia nt uiu:j. il irnpertanco. In addition to !c.;t things moving smnothly on the lloor his Influence in tcltctlon of the various committees Is a ltal factor. The conservative and prfit-r.-MV; branches of tho party are expert d to fight for declination ft th- rolutlona committee, which will draft the platform. The credentials committer probably will be calU.l iimn to decide a number of contests !- tween fetate delegations, whi- h, l;:e to the apparent clo r.ess of the race, may have a errat Iniluence on tho ultimate selection, of a nominee.

POPULATION

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HELP EX-SOLDIERS TO RE-EDUCATION

EXPECT TROUBLE WHEN YOU MEDDLE, JUDGE TELLS A DEFENDANT

"When a man interfrs In another man's family ai:air.-. he may expfct to get into trouM." declared Judge Gilmer in city c.'jrl Saturday inorniiiR when he mjhp ended a and co-t.-? tine ju-ivrn to Arthur Desonia for : n a.-siult and battery on Maynard Correll.' The assault waj committed a tvr-k ngo, anil Desonia vm givm a h trin? In city court .t-vrril days a-: ', but Judge Gilmer withheld his decision until Saturday In order to give Probation Orhcer Iarry I-n-an opportunity to mak an invr.siiicatlon of the circumstances aurroundintr the assault. Desonia admitted his guilt, but ho declared that It was brought about by the actions of the Correll family In causing trouble between him and his w ife.

Federal Representatives Confer With Disahled .Men in City. G. V.. Tnib-y of Cir.ir n tl. and S. M. V.'hlnrry of Wa-hir-gton, rep-r-'r;tativf a of tiie fd ral board f r vocational education, have hen in th- city several days in the interest of lor-al d:r.iMed ex-soldirrs who .'ire entitled to re-education. Mr. r.alley has conferred with the ex-service mn whos? e.ises romf under the M!pervis!on f f the federal board and Ins ppiced many rf them in local factories and institutions of learnlnc Mr. Whinery interested In the fellow up work f"r soldier itl'-nf fit HeaMhwin hooltal. 1I- has mad a s :rvey df onditi-!-. there relative to the in't'i'li !' so':m- port of a vocatlTnl -d;scati':' system by

which jatSv.ts jiu'V '-"gin their re

Cleveland Leaders Anticipate Arrests by Department of Justice. Bj United Trrss: CLKVKbAM). O., April 17.r Local railroad strike leaders selected under-ptudies in anticipation of arrest today. It was generally bellevec1 the arrest? would occur abcut noon Bliss Morton. aRer.t for the department of Ju5the, eupplied Atty. (Jen. Palmer with the names of the lenders here and he believed that orders for tho arrest cf at least a half dozen of them would be given him within a few hours Franrf

O'Kourke, president of the Cleveland Yardmen's association, said the !

strike would be carried on Just as effectively without his presence or that cf his Immediate aide.. V. C. In, pres'dent of the Brotherhood of Kai'.road Trainmen, said todry "the outlook was getting brighter all the time." Th? local situation was practicallyunchanged. An average of CO rercent of normal freight movement was reported by the railroads. Strike leaders said they still have moro than 1.Ü00 men in line.

MOTORIST RUiS DOWN

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The Horoscope

"AS A MAN THINIvCTH.' Hats are now selling from ?3 to 10. Your o!d hat may bo better quality than some new ones. Wo clean and block them and remove every tpot. even the perspiration etalns from tho bands. Call I 88 93 to we may prove It. Aetna Cleanera raid Hatters, 133 Lincoln way i:.. opposite the et.indplpe. H545-tf. Of 140.000 Armenian Catholics, hardly 50,000 have survived Turkish persecution. Ono bishop wa.i burned Rt tho fltako. one burned alivo and ßvo others died of hun.gcr and hardships. Free lecturo on Christian Science, ftt the church rdifice, Main and Madison ft-., Tuesday, April 20, at 8 p. m. Tho public is cordially invited 2042-20.

SUNDAY AND MONDAY, A I'll TL is-1!. Funday's chart. wl.ibj In;lieat:n--t lively and interesting conditions, may not be considered as promismtr very ratifying results. Ki.sk or aK kinds should b aviiled. and the. health should be protect-d. Affairs sh.ould be kept under control. Tho-e whoso Urthday it is may hnv an aetive year, but one calling for god manairement. A child born on this day will be popular, ambitions and successful. Monday promises to be a particularlv interes-tli't: and eventful day with a lively stirring of affairs generally under powerful sidereal Influences operating both for and against success. There may be a breaking away from old conditions, with some radical departures in the way of a journey or removal. The strong prospects for pood should not be jeopardi7od bv rash or impudent conduct or by subleoting money to riks through unwise investment or speculation. Those whose birthdav it is may turn the year to pood account by caution and the wise use of money. Avoid law. ouarreling and speculation. A child born on this day will be quick, ill-tempered and perhaps generous to excess. Try XEW&T1MES Want Ad.

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injured late Friday afternoon when U he was struck by an automobile while he was aliiihtintr from a street I H

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'.V.lliam C.ehisliK-t of Winnetka, 111. i'he aut-.ni' bile r'id not con e to a h s'op wl an t!u street c.ir did, and M

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