South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 307, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 2 November 1920 — Page 8

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!ov. 22. 15 10 It t-Ald. under the raption. 'Tarty L- a 1 rship:' "Henry Cabot J,odre rhiirm.m of the foreign relations committee of the jnnate by virtue r.f tho rubs. To many Kur ope ans and many Ar.url. in he has ?-emt-d t r be th- badr of the r p'iblian party brau?e of th" difhrulty of distln uL h-.n bftwen Individual and party actions in the ease of a man as prominent as Mr. Tx.d.T". P.at hr- Is in no s or. ..- th- republican I'.id. .- an 5 tho-. who have the pool of th j. irty at h-art should b- ale rt to !i?abu peo-

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fatliotti --t:. Lod's n;ip.dt but this wo know: If he thourht he wi rr-prt -.- ; ntin hl.? r--rty in his t'.ht ;iira:r.t the pM-f treaty and th" I i'.' -.r. r,f Nations he wis pratly deluded. "The pr s.'b nt fhould submit the treaty to h- sT.a'e at th. op-nint; of the regular sepinn 'n Ieo. 1. The rnat fhould ratify it with rs-r atior.5 or Interpretations If it must, but without th-- obj'.rto. nable fraturs urjj'-d by S-n. I)lrc Th. traty rnv-st bo put out of the way as j.ui-k!y as pr-5sUde so that the fnate ( an proceed to the pruve donif -'-tic affairs which nwiit its attention. Thf- d-ay Ins ben dis-tre.i.-ir.Et, one- con jf-ouer.cp be-lni? a f-tronc potsibility that th railroads will revert to their owners L fore the new rational transportation policy Is mad" into law. The country has paid well fer th- atitorrary of a few f-natcrs who -vi 1 ntly ar- out of touch with the American will. "I adf r.-hip in the republican rarty is more than a party aff.ir. On it depends the future of th rrur.ry. If th- leadership between now and

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b-.tiftn of November. 1 f 2 0 . shall be the

wise, foirlf broad pruldance of men who vd-ualizo th.- el.mrers that confront the union th- Fni? 1 Spätes will actually realize the b. t- r t- whbh should 'low from its new world p.sit;ou. F.ut if th party leadership Is tinctured with th reactionary principles pro-elain-fd by Idr.-- ü will default the jrrate-st pi ortunity that v r knocked at the door of a pnlitb al h"U-e." And .-o 011. ."an vn j imagine a more hypor ritical. i.ni'.rmly. i n d d . un-American ehanir- of attitude, than that 1 i-i- indulged by th Tribun now, (laimlr,. to b.- 1 1 ' y "indp.-ndent republicati," as p dot b'.' it word on a public qu -stlon worth a rap? Tlv r 1; as be-n no rt -write of the Lcngim cf)v n ant mm its adveuary of it a year ajox Th fame "ba.brs." and the same "reactionary" prlnr ipl. s are b in uilvanc d as i-ampaicrn principlos by "the autocracy of a f.-w sciiatcrs" Sen. Harding and Sen. Wat.-on amf-njT tin in. There- art- t:o depth-, it sf"n-.s. to which our party f'Tiv. will not stultify i t s 1 1" for the sake of party pol :tii s

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ENCOURAGEMENT TO LAWLESSNESS. T!o number of daylight robberiei committed in v.-a i 'us f ,u?s I'f tin- country in recent months, led in mo,t ca?.:; by p rt-uns who have rtcorJ.- of criminality, call? attention to the doubtful benefits of ihe parole system and other mr-asuns wliich have been aUoj.t d for the purpose of trivini convicted persons, the ".-e, opd chance." Th results of this leniency toward persons convb;..d of violations of the law. both in the courts cir.d after they hav e b en committed to prison, have only ciaattd the conviction that ?oftnc?s in dealincc with criminals dos not have the effect claimed by pri.-on reformers, but in many cases men li ive been ( ricour:ict (l to repeat th -ir crimes or nsa; bi more daring virdations of law. The records of half a dozen men involved in the daylight robbing of a bank in Ohio a few days aso, in which on' bandit was killed and several wounded, show that all except one had served terms in prison and that they had been released under th" system of parole after they had impressed th prison otkcials by their jrood behavior. .ludifs and juries are sometimes at fault in dealing too hnbntly with persons who are charged with crims aj.rair.st individuals or property. Soft -loves are i:.-el when the hard fist would seem to be the only tiling that would impress the accused with the fact that laws aie. enacted to be obeyed, not violated, li doubtful if many persons convicted of crime appreciate the inter üt that Is taken in their reformation. Ft rsons who an- in any way responsible for violators of law escapirr; the full penalty of their museleeds should not be permitted to evade their share of responsibility in the wave of crime that is sweeping over the nation. Until criminals can be impressed w ith the bene tits of beinir obedient to law. the y will ho. prepared to take chances of escaping with p.nalths ou of proportion to their lawlessness.

Se-uirrel hat? are to be popular this iCa?on. according to fashion authorities. This is probably because nut.s are- more plentiful than over before. Q - - If mother hasn't put ur as much fruit as usu u this fall, it is to be remembered that nhe hi.s devoted quite t httlo time to preserving the country. o The qu. r.-t thine: about an flection campaign is that, aftt r it is all ova r, so few of those dreadful thmcs. prophesied by the other party ever happen. o

Other Editors Than Ours

11:1:1. m and Tin: i.KAdvi:. (Washington Bulletin.) F.e'pw in paraTlel columns a re criven respective statfuent- of the tb meeratic and the republican eundidite for pr si lent. (lov. t'ox's statement was. m.tce in sp.vlus at St. Faul, Minnesota, on Set. 1. and Spokar . Washington. Sept. 10. Sen. Harding's istaumtnt was m ide in a speech nt Marion

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:t is rcctignied that There : a wid spread sympathy here for the cause of Irish autonomy. We vott-d an expression of that sympathy in the senate at tie time peace d--l--cate were conferring in Fans'. Orhcial cnrrlderuion is -iuite- another thing. It is not a question for or. -ia! America. America?, already has meddle 1 abroad excess-:'-e!y without invitation.

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The Tower of Babel

By BILL ARMSTRONG

i. uinrii i:ixy.v mrrirsns 1 1 KU I'KTTl'KIX It ha long been a practice of wide-awake Sunelay nwpaper to publish pictures of babies. The Sunday editor is the person who ha? this leature .n hand. A Sunday editor can be- eithe-r .1 man

, or a woman. r-ometirce- a Sunday

'dltor L- an lmportt in-Jividual. wlio jells around the o!f,ce about

the stpecul features he wants for tho L

io.iovvmg Sunday issue, scaring the reporter? nearly to death, particularly if it so bar pens the reporter h?.cn"t eaten for several days, which is very often the ca? And aprain the Sunday editor may be a very iuut, orderly Individual who ha.s a way of ge tting his tdutf out feu; the Sabbath edition tn an u.iassniming manner, thinking and planning his work usually around in the halls and en the stairways in ever;. body's way. That's one "thing I've always noticed about Sunday editors, you are either Eteppdng or crawling over them all week long in an effort to get your own work done, and then on Sunday you discover they got their work out as usual, regardless. How in the h 1 they do It is a mystery to the undersigned, but of course that is neither here nor there

heN toitvther, taying: "All present and accounted for. t-ir or er I mean, we war t to get a picture of your kid fer the Sunday naper, see. When can we hae It?" We studied the honest, or -n fac it looked like an Ingersau, carefully, and finally replied: "Hum. rather an unusual request. I shall have to gie this matter some thought." "Well go ahead and think it over, if you.-e has still cot that faculty." Faid Carroll, "in the meanwhile giv me a line on the kid so we can g t the name and a little dnp? In type, and we'll leave a hole for the picture, forms close Thursday night, tee. Wf indicated that we had seen, or is it bad saw? "How old is the s-jualler. what's her color, politics, and favorite vegetable?" asked Carroll in 1 threatening manner. We answered "Yes," and prom if eel to give him a decision, as to re 1 easing the picture for publication, the following day.

We have long looked forward with dread to the time the Sjnday editor would come after us or send someone else for a story or picture. They serin to have such a way of elaborating, painting word pictures and writing sob stuff about the most common place little incidents, that we were always about half afraid of them. For instance when we came back frm the army, we dodged the Sunday editor fr weeks for fear that he would M.-k us for eur experiences: we would modec.tly relate- that we ne ve-r got any nearer than the Spanish border from the front, and then next Sunday he would print a story to the effect that "I and Foch wcn the war!" As we we r saying we dodged the Sunday e-diteir when we came back. Kater we discovered that wwouldn't needed to have gone to the trouble because- he- didn't even know that we were back. Returning from a lonp junket through "anada. we got off of the train stiffly, unloaded our family.

tipp. j the norte-r . with a bright shiney beer check we h.id long been

J carrying as a remindetr of better j

I .lays, ami iookcu arrmr.ci tor tne

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form. Surely he would want a 5.00H word statement' on business conditions in that faroff land. Rut no Sunday editor!

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l-'onr days ; -o today, perhaps it was rive days, my olTice boy who wears a uniform not unlike- a Itus-s-ian fessark or a member of the Studebake-r band, came to my desk, stlu'ed in the prper manner, and said. "A gentleman to sve you. sir." and hi handed me a card or which was printed: STFF CA RR HI J,. Sunday Kditor. South Rend Nc '-Times. "T thought you said there was a gentlem,an to see m" I told ;he office boy, "but no matter, sho.v this Swede In." Thlrtj seconds- later r lad of neat aprearance stood in front of me.

KVKIA-X SAID A KL HKK riCTlTdlS MADI-: Hlllt LOOK TOO OLD AM) T1IIX. That evening, we presented tin-matce-r at dinner, giving a few reasons for and against the proposition In öur usual quiet, careful way. The Missus said no, in fact :--t her foot right down on the proposition, but before abandoning the project entirely we thought we would take the matter ur finally and vry decisively with little Kvelyn herself. Kvelyn is now nearly six months obi and really getting to be epuite a chunk of a girl. For her age sheshows a remarkable faculty for deciding important questions. just such as the one I was about to pro

pound to her. and I felt confident j

the matter could ne safely left in her hands. I teick Kvelyn aside and fin:dly rot her quieted down by laying her on the flocr and jamming one r.f thm lotcs of the overstuffed tapestry davenport just a little ways down her throat. "Kvelyn." T said m her kindly. "Tho News-Times wants to run your picture- in its Sunday issue. Is it all right with you?" Sh" thought for a little while and finally she Faid: "No pa . I don't want them to run my picture, because try last

photographs make me look too old

una thin. We replaced th leg of the davenport where it had been and turned to our evtnlng reading.

BETTER THAI!

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Delightful Taste, Immediato Relief , Quick Warm-Up. ; i The Bnsatlcn of the year in thai drug trade is Aspironal, the two minute cold ard cough reliever, authoritatively gaiaranteed by the laboratories; tested, approved and moat enthusiastically endorsed by the highest authortti-v?, and proclaimed by th common people aa ten Umej aa quick and effective as whiskey,1 lock and rye, or any other cold and cough remedy they have ever traVd. All drug stores are now supplied with tho wonderful ne-w elixir, eo all you have to do to get rid of that cold is to step into the nearest dru? ptore, hand the? clerk half a dollar for & bottle of Afpironal and tell him to nerve you two teaspoonful with four teaspoonfuls cf water In a glass. With your watch In your, hand, take th drink at one swali low and call for your money bacl; in two minutes if you cannot fee! your cold fading away like a dream within the time limit. Don't b bashful, for all drugista invito you! and expect you to try it. Everybody's doing it. , Wnen your cold or cough is reJ Ilesrved, take th remainder of tha bottle home to your wife and ha bie, for Aspironal la by far tho safest and most effective, th easiest to take and the most agreeable cold and cough remedy for infanta and children. Adv.

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Mere Truth Than Poetry , , . ' By JAMES J. MONTAGUE

When some one tells me of a book I really ought to read. I don an interesting look And murmur, "Yes indeed!" But I do not I wait a bit For scon some gentlemen Will make a movie play of it And I tan tee it then. I mean to see them all in time. The gloomy, th jocose. The- mclaneholy. the- sublime-. The gay. the lachrymose. I'll gather literary spoil. Wide learning I ?hall gain. And neve.-r burn the midnight oil Or e ven tax my brain. I always have had lofty alms To r ad and comprehend The massive works of William James (Not Henry) to the- end. Hut I shall freely undertake Thi? michty urce to stem. I'ntll scenario w.ers make A movie play .' them. IVychology. the ralculu.. Änd Mr. Kreuel on dreams I know are somewhat utrenuous And esoteric them, s. But very shortly I Kjppose They'll be in the town hall. Converted into movie shows And I shall see 'cm all! (Copyright. 1920.)

Be th Ham sort of a man that you'd ehoose

The battle ef life's not se, hard

If only you'll fight as a man; There nr many to stand by and L'ua rd And help you as much as they ca n : But it's you that you offer for sale. With your traits ranged like goods en a s:h If. And the first thing to do. without fail. Is to make a sueeess' of vours-edf. Copyright. 1920.)

.Norxri-:Mj:.T. Dr. David S. Squires announe-. the opening of offices at ."07 Citizens' Bank building. Practice limited to infants and children, their hygienic and nvdicinal treatment. The doctor has had IT ye iris of sue -rt sf al practice and recently spent a year at Boston takit g th-t-pecialis-ts's eours.' e.ffered by Harvard Medical sehool. Ts an advocate of prevntlv mcd-i-ino and advises as to keeping children wdl, once thy are up to the standard. Is familiar with th r.e'wer methods of eli-j gn"sis and treatme nt. Offices wiil be ready shortly after Nov. 1st. Phones Office. Lincoln 20 S"; re-sidene, lane In 2 e 2. ? ."51 -Nov. 2.

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Don't li'..' in a lovenly way. 1 Men judge by the work that you do 1 Th skill of vour brain and your; 1 i . i . t . But vi al- real task"? to fashion a '"you"" - Tha i fit with the hi h-?t r . stand: j You may tr;l to the top of your bent And ?u red in that one-sided way But rur g'cry will bring disvor.trrt '. If ou let yourself wander astray.-' Make your.--!f live as you .-ho-j'.d, Make yi-ars'.-f carry a mi' Bt sur- that your ch 4raet r good.' Be f ire that your w..rd 1 worth while; 1 B'av f.iir though you v.:n er vou i lo-e. ' j

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"If it's ued in an office, we sell it" Need Office Supplies? Call Main 50-50 No matter how large or how .small an article it is, we are ready at a moment's notice to fill your wants. Our Slogan is right "If it's used in an office, we sell it." Let us prove it to you. Shirley Reynolds Co. 214 VV. JEFFERSON BLVD. Get the Habit of Calling Main Fifty-Fifty. Open Saturday Evenings

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