South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 167, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 15 June 1920 — Page 7

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES TTESDAT MOHMNO, JOT 15, 15:0. DEMOCRATS PLAN ATTACK ON G. 0. P. CANDIDATES' ROW IS SWARMING WITH JANITORS A A A t LA fih 4ft m. A?JfrL m ,T' . Mm mm mm n i vai wm lau rnn m at m tm l. m i mik r r

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flf UnltM rrrs : WASHINGTON. Jun 14. D?moerat today wer planning an 1mrrdlat offensive on the republican platf orm. Until after th- S-in Francis" innntion Actually choosrs a . .;.urratic nominee, it 1 not protable that there will te any organized attack on 8ewr Harding. This la a direct nwitch from democratic plans tentatively framed last v?fk when the nomination of Wood cr Gov. Lowin by tho republicans wa anticipated. Await Opiortunltie. Furthermore democrats want to wait until they have located th5 mo.-t convenient anl from which to attack the senator, they 8a!d. Many republican leaders were Lack la "Washington from Chicago today. At the same time democrats who are to take, leading parts in their own convention were preparing for their trip to San Francisco. Harding desires to go before the country aa the republican preaiden-

tial nominee on a strictly literal interpretation of the treaty plank in the Chicago platform, senatorial colleaguebelieve.. Supports Vlen. This view waa supported by Harding's own peehe and sources which made efforts to get the presidential candidate's views on foreign affair 8. The republican treaty plank condemns the treaty as brought back "by Wilson, praise the senators who voted for the Lodge reservations, declares agreements with foreign nations must conform with American Ideals and with the po':cle3 of Washington and Monroe and favors the principle of an internatlrrnal court to settle disputes. There Is no specific declaration on treaty ratification. Harding's apeeches alone show how closely he conforms to this plank. Senatorial Speech. In a speech In the senate during treaty debate, Harding said: "The permanent court of lnternatirr.al Justice to determine all International problems which tweral nations agree to submit 1 strongly appealing. With such a court and with a clearly established code of International law, there could never 1)6 A dispute. In the future that would not array the conscience driven nation on the righteous side." Harding la also cUsed aa a strong reservat ion 1st. Speaking In the senate on Sept. 11, last, h paid: "We now know there are to be reservations. unmirtakable reservation, th?r will bo no treaty. They murt peak In clearest terms. The covenant Is unthinkable without them. These reservations must be fctrong and unmistakable.

II Y HUGH n.UILTK. (United Pros StafT Corrrjrpondcnt.) CHICAGO. June 14. Well. It's all over, including the shouting. Candidates' How. which ewarmed with Jubilators and mourners after Harding and Coolidge won, swarmd with Janitors and scrubwomen Monday. A tour of the famous "Row" Monday revealed: Harding's headquarters: A pile of gilded chairs. Johnson's headquarters: A well worn path in the red carpet over which the pilgrims moved in single file to shake Hiram's hand and a placard: "You can win with Johnson" in a wa-te basket, Ixwden's headquarters: A sign

In the window: "Vote for Harding and Coolidge." Wood's headquarters: A huge bust of Theodore Roosevelt and a drove of carpenters wrecking the temporary partitions behind which the general and his own generals eat In fcecluded state last week. Poindexter's headquarters: A big canvas sign "Polndexter for President" with a hole kicked in it. Coolidge's headquarters: A locked door, with a placard tacked on It, telling the Massachusetts delegates what train to take for Boston. Hoover's headquarters: Not even a crowd of Janitors. Only a lone sweeper cleaning out many rumpled and torn pictures of Hoover. Uutler headquarters: Great gobs of gloom.

INDIANA ARCHITECTS TO HOLD CONVENTION

Housing conditions throughout Indiana will be one of the main topic for discussion at the annual convention of the Society of Indiana Architects which will ! held in Indianapolis Saturday, June t. Architects from all parts of the btate are expected to attend the m sion and an Invitation has been extended to the Indiana Iiuilding Contractors of Indiana to tend a delegates to the conference. If conditions permit, several South Hend architects have expressed plans to attend the session. The date was originally set for June 22 but a change was necessary when it was found that it conflicted with other events.

SPECIAL HOURS FOR REVENUE OFFICES

For the benefit of those who have not yet 'paid the second installment on their Income tax the local internal revenue office will remain open until 6 p. m. Tuesday, which Is the last day on which such payments will be permitted. Failure to pay the second installment by June 15, according to the law, automatically adds a penalty tax of live percent to the second installment, and removes the partial payment privilege, making the entire tax Lalunce due at once.

LOCAL WOMEN TO ATTEND CONFERENCE

Among the local women who will attend the biennial convention of tho national federation of clubs to be held at DesMoines. Ia., June 16 to 2 3, are Mrs. Fred Woodward. Mrs, I-;. G. Kettrlng. Mrs. K. C. DeKhodes and Mrs. Richard Elbe!. Mrs. Woodward, Mrs. Kettring and Mrs. DeRhodes go as delegates from 'the Progros club, and Mrs. Elbel. secretary of the 13th district federation, will represent her district at the convention.

ISSUE NEW ORDER FOR NAVY ENLISTMENTS

Enlistment of men 17 years old, ith the consent of the parents. Is authorized in a na y order just received at the local ncruiting office. Such enlistments have' not been permitted since the rulir.j of th navy department about si months a'-ro Which placed 1 as the minimum age limit for the navy.

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GIRLS ATTEND SCHOOL PICNIC

More than 170 girls, students of group A in the city's part time schools, enjoyed a picnic at Pottawatomie park Monday afternoon as tho guests of their employers. Festivities began at 2 o'clock and continued throughout ' the afternoon, games and contests consuming the early part of the program, with a picnic supper as a climax shortly before 6 o'clock.

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