South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 354, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 19 December 1920 — Page 35

sr.vn.vv, nrcrMnrit is. i!:o. CARUSO'S SKETCH OF "WASHINGTON." MAN IN THE STREET r if Will you excus u for f"l!r.er all chronic talker. puffed up this momlntr? Thtro Is r.o sJeth cf tuborculGsi about thh The pathos of the metropolitan KCton, jou MTl.l notice. pr,.S9 !ndlc;tte that ahout all of th 1 X fl 7 71 TA Y,f.rT t T'n Commandants have lost thrir x.ict that our a 13 the Lost liked and popularity most popular ntwspapor In Mlsha- ' ' -. S-'i :-?XA v.- -. mm na. i ui wi local m'.'rrf anm are Taints ,. , , . . , . f .o, I -i ,..m.b, : . ItJlQt3 r'01 amount to much. Ik5' J v , V ; bul as reaction barters they usually tne cooperation tney nave fnaea : tak n fh number by far thp best ever pub Thi in th time of the year when you will h; rr.urh In th- mm. is of $f-ur friends if you have- a. ce'Iar. lished In thla section. We thank them,

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Gu Krpr Is Fai l to b p'.atM , LvrryhoVy sernf to r. working f sr ?h JOeph I. Tarr.u'.tvshlp of ! if.'f r iimt's v,l.irat .xcept ththn Hardin administration. C,u in : ftl-i.t--Iv-t h.:i:.-if. ; :n oM Wash I nerton corresjo:ikrit. ; und vvill fit sp! r.dldly in a ?ovrn - : Th" P! a ?--rr..- to do yo'.r1 j-.f-nt of newpaji'rrrr.fr., by nrwn- ; Ohr.-sirnas ijp;i::tr jriy ati'l ,fr a. japi-rmen an J for newj-paprni-n. ( ! I'ltlmat ly. p--rh.:ip.s. m n will ' Sen. Harris of r,or,r-i , v.-.mt a'h-i.-. to physically train fur th"; ! r.v to compel banks to I-r 1 mor.oy j pn-Md r.cy ;il-it as I mp-y ti.im- .? percent. Fine, ami thr-n a nv-nd for a pr.- fj -,;.. Think of a m.-n : ".'V adding "without .euri.y " and ' f . r- v P s i fl". S'.y, not j i i t Cittach the fmcrirmry clau. i ! usf. In fh- i"ri I w h r. a rt-ri.-s '

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It hrjrin- to look like a race betweor. th' tTnited States and Coat Britain for naval, supr.-rna y. wlii ;-. Is another peace: indication, we .sup-po.se.

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resting ltB foot on braFs rails. jTinkhan's name is f;eore H. Hew i lid we yet the notion that it ut We my it with shame. When allodia E.. anyway? Federal airont anrl a boot'errcrer eret i

crtto a fiht. tho hytander in tlii.i An irate wife of a. Now Voik bar- W do r,o believe that rh ilfiniclnlty root for the lessor. j b r walloped him for klssinsr a man-; i;s are down-hearted in t'e :a;;'. ienrist. S'me!ody strikes a harber ! The lines in their faen may i.- sa-

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cotlroc! 'n:it a picture ot Ucorpe W:;st,iro.-tf:ii nargln apon tb waft a j altfiOM hv exact llkenr? to that ot ITvidert- l t WarrcD G llardta. With his own hana the erent tcoor cot oat a wig of white mJ pasttsj tt above Mr. Mardtu?' rrow Then a few deft lines tbont tot ! to.'lar of bis cont were put In, ar.o without tooohtop bis featores to snj j way whatever an fxcelieiit hkeoess ct Waphinston was made. lr i two rlcttires. which re aetuallv one and the R.smr nhrtnnh Hth i

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2ia3 a great advantatre over the' The fall in prices is fine when It 'to be xpbnned by th inti-.?ity of

!:e referendum through which they j have passed with so few survivors. i ! The Philippine legislature is con-

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