South Bend News-Times, Volume 38, Number 308, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 4 November 1921 — Page 2

FRIDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 4. (fit

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

LUHE STRIKE WAR ''Harding Asked

a To Grease Wheels

I0YES TO CHICAGO

COURT OF APPEALS

Of Prohibition

WASHIXGT X, Nov. 2. Orgin-

! i7-.M' r.- ! r. ferrate, 1 In th" enforcc- , ' !'.' :.t of iro!iil..iti n sent a petition Sll'-prn-ioll of U. S. J IlcL'O S Th ars ! .y to Prrst Harding nskir.R Writ Nm::ht hv Coim-cl 1 h" ":: l!?'5 .fx?c:,;,v; l"" ar:;1 - ! tf oinnu r.d a i:i.-aat;ve officers to for orkfT.. ! r ' l up nr.'! intensify the agencies t.f . r:."f.r mnt." '.n: ir.;:- ! fr-ao p. I . ) j I 'i.rin a recent tO'Jr of the . i r.or'.li' i n srates had not 5hown a reV..1" .-! r- d t k'--:t V '.wak by '' ..,, y,;-, mnng tho more than three- - b rd : d abriet iiura-, l.ur?j. ,,f tnf4 Aernrican people" i-r fr 1 ..:.:. V rK.rs ..f ,vho i, ,,j ., r,j,rr,v-(l prohibition, tho Ar::- ; ;. a, afp r a na t.ng h- v Thur- ; pf.;.,,n o-ntinu d: '' 'V- ; -; rrsp -:fully sug-rr-st that the A: !h s-r: time Io IT ill. pr. ' i- p.i r: y in w( r, having ir.ade pro-d-nt f the d.-tnt as ; I hih:?: n enforcement a matter larce- ?-!: ilv a'l a I "."Tat 'v that Iv ,.r T,-ir?y patronage, will naturally c i-'lia v.iih t:: :r eor.tr.a .:. hl. ,,,. r,.;)-r.c-ble. for any failure v 1' ' - pr'-v..'u f Ui ,,n t;,,. rx' cuflvp side of enforce- ":.. rkr.:f .-;.:. :a -f co;;. ' tioM .f T, nt Jin,i for the tragic delay

Ü. S. PROGRAM IS READY FOR YORLD PARLEY

Definite Outline of Policies for Armament Conference Announced.

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v. .. st.-T. it v...i r' .-Ui. :i s.ri n .nate. ' ' V mi with gratification your fo.ro. i;i:.IV TO 1"1T. ' irirI;T.'itifir. that prominent member." ri'I i".-;;' '!:;, Nr,v. :; I.-r:y th'-u-' ,f repi:!.li-an committees have exh it.-! rr.rMr. xain'-r ;n th" l'it Kiir ; tr.r- ! I.trv sums an pay for thejr i ; uroir.i'us roil l;:ri'"t v.i'! l,f a'!- i irfluT. in prttlrur iermlts for il oof ( '. .-?'.r;':r p., iv la-.rn-! '.vho!-.ca . supplies for bootlejjjrrr. i:; r if t!i ':' h ar l of , r hrlir-ve a mandate from tri' t. X-. " T'r.üf'l Mlr.r- V.'nri; rs f ! yo'j t!-at thin triflinjr with the con-Am'-ri -nn ri fM--. f. art on th- advice ' -r,i!i"n mu?t Ptop all along the of fr--;d- rt i:o?' r t II. Cliot"!1. Til'' . lie woj!d rniicMy enthrone law and ftrik. v.::! ! or.i.r. d ? tli f- al f , r 1 r in the who hold of prohibi-i-nr;i ! n '. whih hav r. d Mr. jtion enformrnt." fJiloi T: tli at th'v will not 'iry !'; J ' Th" petition wa5 signed by Cl'ir"rh r:-:f" pr'-v.s'.on la th union 1 erc T. Vi!?on, ireneral secretary, call. j M. 1'. J'oird of Temporence. prohlMr. r,;h!.n portion u:h o'itünod . l.'.tinn nd public morals; Charles

S-ui!"?. r-rrotary-prrMrlont b'ard of t' Hip"r:iture and moral welfare. ml V.'i'Tair r. Crafts, puperintend-i-nt Intrrnational reform, bureau.

S'LOUTS HAILS FOCH

ONE OF "OLD BOYS

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in n rr i.'0 -rt to pr-.' n? I of th." I'r.it'd :.!;r.e WkIi'ts at In1 la a i ; oh latf Thursday in )ii'h h" raid: "i hiv" decided to call a m'-etin-cf th' diyrrlrt exrrutl'e board tomnrro'.v, l'riday, Novmli'T 1, at vhl 'h tlrrr- I propo1 to rofju"st the lioard to i-r-'je a fener.al trlke '..-It to hr r-ffi--tlve Monday, N'ovdnT 7 n t -io tir'.'.r'Irc! r,f nil r n! rom-

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p.ri vi;0 r'fu-o tn rora'dv w.f n . ''"un x ; fra cti on 1:0 of our district a:rr e- i bin party, which include ! Ilanford

! MacXider of Mason Ulty. la., ine ; ; new natior.nl commander of the Am- J

ei- rivo ' Mivrt mir ! origan Iion. was scheduled to M irUNOW MINLS IDIJ.. , millni.ht for Indianap0. STMMXC.rir.TJ. 111.. Xov. Six u.hf.re. Friday, the marshal will'

mie in P.lino! uere idle Thurn- k. a qUtl .t of that city Lay hm th- rr-MV.t of noradie strik. lvrsliins to Nashville. In l-rot.- --air.-: Jndjr- AtvlTs-nV . (;n ivrshing 1-f L for Nashville, Injre-i n aair til- "c!u.-ek-off ( Tcnu JU business. fyst ia. i (I.,,, of tho ffvitnro of tlifi (1.1V

Tlar.. fix. n.'cor Vr.tr to Walr ,v. a revi,.w of lhe kS!xth Infantry.!

i ror or UK- ; ju t COIiipl tinq .L yoo-mile hike from ; v,r-- t:r.:on. wid v.-or,; r.irj ) Jilc:;.;(!li S. ('., to Jefferson;

niiti I'r'1'iV- 1 I!ar racks-. Mo. The regiment reach-! Th- T1 1 ! r. h- sii l. ha 1 not , . r . A. l1riv.u nrrn ,,, ;

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inen wearing French decorations. ApiH-ars At Xhii. It was i . . t until almost noon that

' tiio va-at majoritv of St. Louis citl-i i " r.-! had ap;ortunity to hco the dis-' 'ji-h d ;;U''sts. The breakfast at; th - s't. I,oui- rlub l'uratlor at .St.;

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(Continued from pao 1.) powers to prc.-a nt in their turn fome concrete counter prorosak All the evidences nurroundlns the conferences of the American b; four with their naval advisers have pointed to inclusion of a set of maximum reduction figures in the plan to be laid on the table by this govern ment. Detail Kept Secret. Xo official ha Wen willing1 to reveal any details of these figures, but there has been apparent a d??ire to lay bare at the wry outlet of the negotiations, the full extent to which the United States would bo willing to go in scaling down tho world'n naval armament. The impression that such a method may not had to an immediate agreement has been given color by the apparent intention cf some of the other powers to pursue a directly oppowitr course and enter the conference setting a high figure as tho measure of . tho r.aval armament they eor.fider requisite to their national safety. Japan already has indicated she would suggest tho necessity of maintaining a navy equal to any which misht cntrr her sphere in the far east, a roportion which naval experts say is well in exce3 of her present power. Naval Question Firt, The naval armaments question la considered certain to be the first to occupy the active attention of the conference, but it is not the expectation of officials here that the live problems of far eastern diplomacy .will remain long In the background. As the conference Ls viewed in prospect, it is believed here that the diplomatic and armament angles of the situation may develop simultaneously, so that instead of having a fixed program of consecutive fnibject the delegates will fall into the practice of considering thig of that prfaMem ns occasion may bring it to the front. It is conceivable among American officiate that some of the far east rn problems may le brought sharply into ireuo ns soon as re-tdiet-are made to the initial proposal of this government for naval reductions. Xaturally the other powers will desire to .set forth their reasons for the attiturY they take on this pmporal and in the consideration of thof remroris th" mnferrnc may swing entirely away from

he question of armament To:- the

moment and addnw itself directly to the causes for armament. The determination of the American government that thos- exehar.tres shall be kept a? far as poyhle from the realm of undcrcrroui. I diplomacy was reiterated Thürs lay '.n bl'thst administration quart rs. ' ff!o:V..s say their plar.o fnr giving publlrity to tho proreeilin'-rs of tho conference ire so complete as to .y-r-ure the pres the fullest information consistent with public policy and give public opinion ample or'rtunity to play an Intelligent part n the .-hapin.r of the decisions of he delegate.

EVEN JERSEY TOLD TO "HEW TO 18TII LINE"

i .., s -h m. II-- prom- veyirir the party were decorated

i 1 lira r tar? M:".ni" ' as !r :h v Amf-rican- flags and the FrenMi n -j . a ?i I 7". p. -"Oi a anth. f'' t ri--dors, o k b-aves and yellow ir'.-' i's '.':. i ! to- d 'la.:'- ra -n-y . iirys.inthf.mums. vi'h h::u. V.'ri s -.a!d lie! v! s v rao-rat'-d , Cicthty-t wo (ait of every 100 t h - A;i- r: -a?i oil It'1 a 1 1 ion ! av.-s of br ad lnglishmen cat are P ?"d th TJ.'val "il praperti---5. jiiaportd. Or,' v.i: a--- I'vir. g in lia't'ic'iv, i so ,! - th" i ! bv th" j At b ast 1?0 mountains in Cali- !::.: CM' p: a. t-t:. s wa ; on IPnikui . f rni'; ris-'- more than 1 H.000 feet r ' i" ! ' 'a ',; y. ! a.,,-. .. st : level.

WASHINGTON". Xov. S. En- ' oV'.-ment of prohibition wa.'- adi. ated by S-n. Frelinhuysen. r"iiblican, Xew Jersey, in a teb. gram sent to Mrs. Everett Colby to be read Thürs. lay nigh: at a republican campaign meeting at Newark. "Even thos-- who may have not favored the ISth amendment originally .hould now stand for its enforcemc nt because it is the day." said Sen. Frelinghuysn in win was .'aid to be his first statement on h- stn'e campaign i-su s.

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