South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 186, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 4 July 1920 — Page 7

SUNDAY, JULY 4, 1920. ESSEX GAR MAKES RECORD TRIP TO HOOSIER CAPITAL Draws Pen Picture of Bryan's Great Battle "BACK TO WORK" IS YITÄL NEED OF GERMAN PEOPLE

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

Woman Member Gives Vivid Description of Fight Over Platform on Convention Floor.

Dave Bowell and Dr. Crumpachcr Make It in Three Hour?.

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Drlvlrjr a '' k K.fX touring car. I. A. nowr!l, 1'iral IIssx (lcaUr, on Thursday fctaMished a now record fr th trip from South Itend to Indianapolis, making the dLtanr of 15S riillfs in thre hours and feven ml:iu?( actual runnlnc tlm. Mr. Uo-.w-!! was accompanied ty Dr. C. 15. Cru mpacfc r, who acted as o.Tlt . il !irn-kr.?per. Th ii w record was mad almost nt!r'.y on dirt roads. thrt hrini: iut a mile and one-half of paved t'l?hu'iv the roiitt t Vi -i f c nL'nn

ni th r'MM.rd-l.rrakin;; trip. Unv1ry outh P.rnd at ? o'clock in the

morning the car m.irl Its tirft stop

at Itorh t r for jrasoline. At Fulton

the rar as held up for 17 minutes ly a freight train and more time was 1: at Boylston at a railroad rrohyir.v:. The last .top was mad" at l: sston, whfrf the oil suprly wan l pl'-ni.-h d. Tho car arrived at Indianapolis at 9:0H o'clock. 61 minutes having been deducted for una oidalde topn. According to Ir. Crumpacker, the tiriiekefu-r. all time was counted out hy means of a ytop watch in order t' ive the mo.t accurate time poslde. Ks ex denier from all over the state made the drive from their hranche to the R. V. Ii'v Motor i'o. show rooms at Indianapolis, .stato i:sfX distributors. The run was made to celebrate "Iscx wef'k,'' which was observed throughout the country. A cording to the official records at the Ii w .howrooma in Indianapolis, Mr. Ros'.vcll made the beat time of any Indiana dealer. Nearly 20 lerords have been broken in varliijm parts of the country by Kasox ar.H during the past week, according to telegrams received by the Superior Motor Sab s Co.

AMERICAN WINS WORLD TITLE

William T. Tilden Takes Tenuis Championship From Australian.

LONDON, July 3. William T. Tilden. American tennis ttar, won the world's championship at Wlmldedon today from Gerald Patterson of Australia, last year's champion, by scores of 2-6, 6-3. 6-2 and The American had trouble getting started and was outplayed In the opening ?et. Americans In the big crowd of spectators feared a lame knee, which threatened to keep the American out of the challenge round, would frustrate the first real hance that America lud ever had to win the championship. In the second, however, Tilden found himself and opened with the j-prctarular game that marked his play all through the tournament. He took trm second set at fi-S and kept up the race In the third and fourth sets, winning the match and the h.-tmplonshlp by scores of 6-2 and 6-4.

m a run c n i i n ivsns. Taul Fzabo. South Hend. to Mary Vopps. South Rend. Lester Mahle. Chicago, to Gcorglana Moore. Chicago. Lawrence Rule, Fouth Bend, and Hernie Colin. South Hend. Orvll Iwingbray, Marlon. Ind., and Marie- Church. South Rend. T.dward Keefer. South Rend, and

'.orence Topping. South Rend. Walter Magolskl. MIshawaka. and

Rose Fratus. Mtshawaka. William J. Cusack. Chicago, and Helen Trather, Chicago. Harl O. Snyder. South Rend, and Ressle Smith. 724 Portage av., South Rend. Fred Shelden. South Rend, and Flo.-sie Marth, South Bend.

Just word to let the trade know that I am handling sugar and have just received my frst carload. Any one who will buy In 10o lb. sacks ::nd come and pet them can buy vatne here. We are opn Saturday afternoons I. R. RFTZRACH. ln6 S. Joseph St. t..",S".-4 Foot of Washington Ave.

PICNTC MONDW. The annual pirn!" and family outing of the First Evangelical church and Sundny schorl will be held Monday at Pottawatomie pirk. An interesting procram of events has been planned by tho committee in charge.

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By MRS. KITLLOCd IWIitlWNKS. Member lin-cutiio Committer Imiwraüc National Committee Iiy United I're: SAN FRANCISCO. July 3. niirnpses: Platform submitted and a fiht on. Mr. Rryan within 10 feet, opening the minority report, mellow voiced and mellifluous The crowd is ho glad to sec him that It is difficult for him to start, but. one he Is off, stillness. He reads his recommendations. He is followed by Mr. Rourke Cockran, who seizes thU opportunity to make a last desperate plea for light wines and beer. He is

brilliant and powerful and gifted j

wun a ncn now or eloquence muddied by the essential earthlness of his argument. After him Mr. Rryan Is like a large placid !ake, absorbing and purifying all little streams. A Picture of Bryan. Mr. Rryan, great-hearted, human, clear-minded, plausible, sentimental and wily as a dove. He is speaking with an expense of vitality which leaves him breathless, and makes one realize that he is getting older. Growing old, yes, but swaying the facile emotions of men. and getting shame-faced, defiant New Yorkers on their feet to testify, amid cheers, that they are glad tho saloon is done forever. He is the most lovable public man In the world. One may question his wisdom but never his essential honesty of soul. One may agree with him or not today, mostly not one may think him inspired or misled, but one may concede that his peonle love him. A roar of affectlonal applause swells out as he finishes, and presently the states begin to march. One by one they bring their standards to him on the platform, and he takes "Nebraska" and stands with the Ftaff in his hand. They come on first the dry states, then slowly but Inevitably the others. Through it all Mr. Rryan. still a little breathless, with smiling eyes that keep watch on states, stands waiting. He never forgets what he wants in the excitement of his great ovation. Uko a I la liquet Speaker. He is followed by the secretary of state who speaks as if ho were at a banquet, instead of standing on the prow of the platform, overlooking the hungry and clamorous crowd. He makes his points with great precision and a fin- use of his humor. His wit is like a rapier and it leaves a keen wound. The senator from Virginia comes next, opposing the great orator, and getting away with it. He his already read the platform to the convention an exhausting performance In itself and he and the other men who have been working on it have not slept for three days; his voice Is fagged, but he is high strung, vibrant and every inch of him a

fighter. He Is like a bantam attacking a turkey. He Is clever, fearless, cool-headed, honest and sure and he Is a master of satire. He says "I cannot be Intimidated on this or any proposition," and one knows he speaks the truth. (la NN Congratulated. And then they vote, and Sen. Glass is overwhelmed with congratulations Mr. Rryan is among the first. Time goes on. Luncheon hour is long past and here, at last. Is the balloting. The delegates settle down to it gladly and begin to think of reservations home. The platform is filled up: senators and cabinet members, an ex-ambassa-clor or two and committee women packed it to'day. Friends bring in sandwiches but one cats them subconsciously. The first ballot drones on, and in the confusion the amateur loses count here and there and cannot tell just what has happened. The total scoro is announced. To some It Is more than satisfactory. What Did Illram Think? Another ballot and more satisfactory, or the reverse. A motion to adjourn! Horrors sweeps over the friends of the leading candidates. It is put up to the delegates and carried by tho chairman. They have been In session since 10 o'clock in the morning, and It Is now 9 o'clock at night Through it all the republican senator from California, Mr. Hiram Johnson, sat inconspicuously beside the platform. I wonder what he thought all day.

Restoration of Normal Economic Status Called Most Important. Dy United Press: B URLIN, July 3. Germany will not agree to any allied proposal mwk at Spa which the German people feel they will be unable to fulfill. Foreign Minister Simons told the reichstag foreign affairs committee odoy. He said the most pressing problem facing Germany was restoration of a normal economic basis and return of the German people to their work. Simons outlined the internal situation, stressing the need for raw materials and credits, Herr Helfferich. speaking beforo the reichstag meeting caused a stir by declaring the treaty would not have been so drastic if the entire German ration had stood behind tho government leaders who held out against signing the document. He blamed Mathias Krzberger for the harsh terms, saying I'rzberger had promised tho entente that the treaty would be signed In any event. Men Not Vet Named. Finance Minister Wlrth declared such talk at the present time was against the national interest, especially In view of German hopes for concessions from the allies at the forthcoming Spa conference. The government has not yet named the bankers and business men who will go to Spa. It was believed they will be sent after the conference opens, in the capacity of experts rather than orheial delegates, providing the entente approves such a plan.

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OFFICIAL WESTERN UNION TIME Essex Record Run from Following Points to Indianapolis in Competition with Railroad Schedule, July 1st, 1921

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Town Dealer Name of Milea.i? to Name and Shed- Time of Model Number Remarks Driver ' Indpls. urt-of . H. Ksst-x Essex Pafsenpcrs 3 Detours South Bend Superior Mot. Sales Boswell 159 Penn. Ry. 4 hr. 3:07 Sedan 2 Date 5:15 Marion S.E.Marquis Marquis 76.9 Big 4. 2:18 1:59 Touring 3 2 Detours 1 3 J Miles FarLogansport C.W.Hawkins Hawkins 85.7 Pa., 2:05 1:44 Touring 3 th er Than RR. Frankfort Abe Hart Co. Norris 43.2 Pa.. 1:12 1:00 Touring 4 Bad Roads Anderson Anderson Garage Prophet 41.6 Big 4. 1 hr. :50 Touring 5 Fair Roads Traction, 1 :30 Williamsport J. H. VanReed VanReed 85.7 Wabash and 2:46 Tourin" 7 Fair Roads Big 4, 3:1 Kokomo Seaward & Sons Seaward 52.2 2:03 1:19 Touring 4 Fair Roads Stop for Tiro Change ConneTsville Ernest Powell Powell 69 G. I.&W.. 1 :20 1:35 Touring 4 Rough Roads

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DRUGGIST, Ac&tcrinxn Tbemter. The Big Cut Rate Drug Store OTTO C BASTIAN,

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We have a complete line of all fireworks that are permitted by order of the police chief.

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