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iriE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TfMEü
Old World Claims We Built FLAME
Toicer of Babel, Not Peace
By Juanita Hamel
"If o;r r;.:r. nt l.ad :!o
lurp'- with pi op.i.iP. ! i t- in ititc
cur Ai!i-s iir.'l the Urv.:..rr i
plr " u ri!" I- .'''!' i i' ' k P.tlim-r. th-
veteran war orrr lr.'. :ti
tfmU- M' 'I ir
,f i ry A r -
an who w r.t ,;IimiI !.! v t ut ti
1 a Tja rr !.sorn" l"'-r w- c ' i I nr't
ha" tt'-r i I it. iiuiain:;
Im th.- ti.i.- l'f..r th- v. ,ir ti.
Ann n -aii -.as mi o ;!-:.!. r m Ihin-
::,;iü th- L'.iL'i.f of Nations,'
1 mji;p-.-: n.
"Y Thir.:: wii' it," lif rc-
" Til i l';- V'i; it W I'- ;ift-i- wh.it
j-pl- ;f,i:;l;." I -r; uni 1, 'not
. L..t v .1! to'.i! at l.ari'iufty ami
i:i intf-i :i'a - that t!i-v tliinK' an
;-
j ean ariirnn-iMt
I . wav a -.tr.iM'v
rr.ort..! trom a. 't:.-:;-nt U ""'"'"'J
jroir.K !i;s mvi, strain- v. ay -i. l hal
th- ii.üiM "f .ajiM- l;:.- Mil li'-'-r-ülly
s h. v.a r.t. Th. h- ha-1 not.
yi t h. to '.-.iv 1 J ü r r i . " "
Kur'T'f i i i I J f-'i'.'U;'- .i-ai:i.t Iuris.
Purine th'- -Air h- v. as '-inrt-'l an!
UaU r-'I in.:;! h- th.;u:ht an urll
tt him.-. It in'i- '1. f":' "in- lM.livi-J-i;aia
ra;'o..;. r-r p-v.-ji.al ..nul!
m nt :itt nt:"ii j.a.-l t- tin- alan-
f.f ,.,wf-r wlii'h thtir nation u-prr-
11m- s .'I 'f World.
To.l.iv Mm- ! -f th.- T.n"
io.il- ami '.r..! vi!!' m f'-rr-iim rela
tion. f th" r. .-.:.. : !. 1 of youmr
r-;iu!.lic3. - '' a"ls ;t
Mi j.n in Mm- hoj M-M' '
va. hrr.-Hf. is 1. -mumr th.- s'ap.--
,,lt of th'1 Uoll.l. SoMl.tMU.- I
v'niihd at this m-w national distinc
tion; a -ain. I thought iriitahlv:
'i ih. v.-oll. If 'u don't want to like
l.s. th-n don't'.
Hut tr;t p-i;n-i r.o I'm! informa
tion. All th- tun.- I u-is a.-:,:nu
. nv wliy from a !"r-n h j.. asant
i-r a I'oii.-h io!itu-iar. s hv . p. o-
jd.- wl;o had sf nt soldi.-:
i. cross tho a- to. tmht for no r.--vard
ntid h d r.-.-.-iv 1 nonn and
M h., onit- Dm- sum" n oj.h- th y
VT. tv. o". U s ap sh.o;i!d th"
ohj.-'t of nmrh r --r tni. nt .
" T ll in- l.ori. stly ho-v ..a s. r
i v l would siv with niv nio-t inpia
t; itinrr Mül'c -VoaTi fat lf. rid im. .
Vor tlio truth ml - - out m lii.ndl
coiiM i siti'm; . oü do not prt it i:i
What vo l rend.
An Kni-'iish stat.-sinan whom I
h.'td known for m-mm- timr. thus . n --MU..-ii;.-d.
iMiah7ad tin- l'urol-n
w w-i'h iniro.Iar oropl' t.-nss ami
luriditv. If I ff to Kiv his n.imv
nnd a-l. to nnotf- hini h.- wonWi mit
u will .oiidorf-d ruMT stauipsort
,,f stat.-rnrnt of diplomatic trilmt" t.
TM.rha. It wo-jM not t. 11 what he
nrd th- public h hind Id"' wi-r-r.tllv
thinking That is the trou
Mo witli oün ial Intf-rvi.-ws.
Mi. r thr armistice your prcsi
,lr,lt' .am.- to I'ranc-. a man nC
tnvstrrv. of uno.piil"d wor d pr-s-tic.
th- s!at.-:nan Um.
the puis" strings of th" world.
K,,rw wr had to look to him for di
oi .-oui iou pip a qnoto uctK-'-!
tlvnk th.'t w- had to.
Cold ( hair for Wilson.
'H, v.,t in the pold chair with
rirm.nccaii on his rhzht and l.'.oy.l
r.corc" on hi? h-ft. and w" wait.d
him a vhipload of maps and :c-o-htm
.'i shidonrt of maps and pro
Knphial. "thnolocical and lpal -x-pfi-ts
and a shipload of nrw-pap.r
m'ui Amriom aiitomoVuhs rours.-.l
til vtr.-rtn. '.our -oldirrs wf-rc cvcr -whPiv
Aiurri'-a dominated Paris
nnd Kump,-. Sho was to make
pra.-o for us when it had boon our
war. for which wo had paid the
nriro in hiood and money.'
- 'Thank von.' I said. 'This i mor"
5r.tfre5f.r.p than alt the p-aer .m:-ffr-ncr
r..nimuni;urs that app"arel
nt the time.'
What a to-dö Mli statement
frora nn Hn-di-h statesman would
hnvf m.ido luriiu: the confeiem.-
.whi. h was to end all -.-ret diplo
riar and In frank. .p.-n .iisruio:'.
jiettl'r- the :iffair of Hi" world!
:id v"'.;r arrhit.-. ts planned to
h-ii'd a temple ..f . t- rnal ra.-o
c;.llo.l th.- Thiene of N.iti'r.'. he
r o n t i n u d .
"Hut v.e th!r.T that an T.ahsh-
womi: Hiinti.i) r.XKi
HMV(i
It" th" s:r.o'..H:t mad. .' T a v
'hear echo of
PONZI CASE HERE
: : t i I of amid hi-im, the must
i
a
pr i.;- in! I k tor in th- relations of I
l op: -. in its !,. p. alt nations have j
.ri.iUe v. :n ami lou ,t nines (l
f""ii.-!i thmir- as v. II as w i-e.
'So yi laid th" o;-je! ton- of i
the t Mipl" of pe.ir"' ! !1 the pr sell' " j
of all th - neu p,t pej- "o i' r. s pon d - j
-nts. lie i ontimu d. 'A year ami
more has pas d. Xu moi " Amer- i
i"an a u tm o tii 1 s rr soldp i -i are to
r : in the t r t - of Paris. All
our petts i ulic P.oMie l'np!
.-inre tnd witli thm all the hripad j
of sjieria! i-orr'-spo'ident--. Vou have'
no! v.n r.iti'ed th" tr.it; no
Amrie.in sits in th- supremo eoun-
;1 . xeej.t as a detached ohs rver
to loo!; after the ery troublesome
task of M-ttlinp all the new fnants
in th :r quarters. You've lot inter
' st in piiir temple of p. ao.- in the
;ani" way well I --it's rather an I
annoypip simile I have in mind.' He
h"sitat-d. diploinati" habit inferen-.
iiM,- after the s'rain of una' customed j
a ndor. i
" I'i.-.tS. 1 t me h ive it." I bePL'ed. ;
""You are a strange people to us. j
powertul. enerL-etic, amazmp. tun
we in Kurope do not understand
iio-sihh- i-e.aMse vou arc so
V'lti. You have no eontinnous for-j
"im poliey as we have. So you for-
t your thip!e of peace, which had.
int-.etf.d you so ruuoh .it th" time.
iu-t as the child ferp.-ts th- house
r.f .arils that he built on the nip
yesterday and is off to o'h'-r things.'
" 'It looks as if the leapuc w-s to i
be one of th. main issues in our j
presidential campaign.' I said. 'Ifi
we ha'cn't a i n t in nous forein pd-j
icy we ". rtain! start"d an explosiv"
on- m Paris. If you doubt it read .
all the spe.-.-hes that have hen
made in our s-nat" and out of it.'
" P, it and there he cam- to the
point emphatically 'but we in Ka
rope have to live in that temple. Tt
lo. s not suit us It's a very rambl
inp sort of barracks, with a cellar
under some parts and none under
other parts; halls without stairways
and stairways without halls: plumh
intr without bathtubs and bathtubs
without phimhinp; the walls pener
ülly out of plumb; an immense back
door for seen t diplomacy and no
tront floor for open diplomacy, as
planned; kitchens disconnected from
the dininp rooms; apartments that
are al! dininp rooms and no kitchens
and you are not even furnishinp
us the money to make needed
(ha litres or to finish th" structure.
Yes .the housinp question, wlra-h is
universally acute. beom s a bedlam
of a cri-is in that t"mp!o of yours.'
" 'Of ours'."
" 'Yes. s we think."
" "Th. it's it what you think. 1
hep your pardon!'
hi:ki: on iu sinfss.
S. W'hinney, a reprc-.-nta ive of the
Central Vocational office at Wash
ington is in the city on official busi-ti-'.
Vtv t !i i J ,
PostmastiT Gets Instruction?
Regarding Acceptance of In
ternational Reply Coupons.
What is believed to b? an echo of
thr Ponzi case In Boston Is contain
ed in the announcement of tho pot
m.ifter that international reply
coupons of Italy that arc not stamp
ed at the office of ie-sue. or those
bcarinp the date prior to Murch 31.;
1 9 J 1 . will not be accepted at any
poft office In the United States.
According to the assistant post
master the Italians in this country
avail themselves of the opportunity
to send postage to their friends and
relatives in Italy through this mean".
Five cent is paid for the coupons,
and they are exchanged In Italy for
a postage stamp, without the pay
ment of any additional charges.
Dealing In international reply cou
pons of Italy is not as large in South
Bnd now a.s It wan before thp war,
though the dealing with Hungary is
larger.
HOLD NEGRO COUPLE
FOR DETECTIYES
Runaway Pair From Chicago
Await Arrival of Windv
Citv Authorities.
Clarence Young, age IG. and
Hazel Conlry, age 16, colored, were
taken to tho county jail Thursday
morning by local detectives to be
held for Chief of Detectives James
Mooney of Chicago.
According to Chicago authorities
the two escaped and came to South
Bend with the intention of petting
a marriage license. When Sergt. of
Detectives Samuel Koczorwskl ap
prehended the pair they aid they
were on their way to Crown Point.
The youth had a solid cold ring and
! plenty of money.
THERE'S a lure in every iii?ht particularly the flame, and whimsically wonders if he's playing the
candle light a lure to imagination which woos moth. Whether she brightens this life with her
the hidden dream of him who gazes at it with "Yes" or vanishes to leave his pathway dark, h
Tfo neos f-rr Jovlv fVo in the heart of knows she'll always bo the light of his heart.
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