? . "10 imCXIXG PUBLIC LEDGER- PHILADELPHIA; FBID AY, , MAKOH if, 1921" Ktl thnJ like" IV V I PUBLIC LEDGEIt COMPANY CrniS II K. CLItTIS. rnr-BlDBNT Chin-lea II t.udinittnn Vlca Prciudem, .fohn C. Werlln, Trctmirer. c'tmrlc A Tylrr, Scrrptarv, I'hlllp S Coilina John It Wllllnnn. John J. gtrowivm aoorg- r. OolJimlth. David E. Smltey, Hlrirtnr, i;tiToniAtj iioaiw. 'tm s II K (.'limn, C'linirnmn Pavip n sMii.nv., , i:.iitot JOHN 0 MWiTIN. . Honornl'H(iiitn(-i'..'.MmmB(T l'ubllahnt dally nt 1'tm.ie I.KiHiitn Ilutldtng Indcpeniti nco HqiMre, I'hllailelplil.t ', .tw Vans :;iu Mn.lln.n .We. iottkoit . , . Till ror.1 Ilull.llnR HT. Lous . .. (iln aiobr-Drmocrat niill.ling C'ltlCicm tsn Trlbuut llulWInc i:ivs iu'iti:.rs T IRIII.SCIUS Itinnti. .. N II '"i-r IVifnsjIt-anl.-i Am- bm.i I HI, St I-IIW Wins. Hi I.K.U . . rile Sim llullillne Lo.xeo.v linim London Time a sriisrmrruiN -rinijis i Til IIifmvi I'liiln Lkih.kk In sertoil Id nitli- I.rlbcrs in I'liiliri IpIiIh and surrounding town t tho raip of nr-:lii- tig) iciits pi w-.ck pasulilo to the cat i I i lly ni.ill t.. i-..nts nutnid of Plulnd.-ipliu In tltti I niti-d fi.it. , i anail.i, or I'tnti-il -"tati-ti po. "isloiis. ("iKinRp frt- flftt (51)1 win per month. BIT ($0) dullats iur ..ir. pn.illo In advance To all for inn coin'ris nm ($11 dollar a month JtOTfcB VulirerilHTa w lulling ndlrosa vrntiigeit a.iunv ..- inn as im'ii at nsw- atiurp.-. DILL. 10110 v! M M r ItTA'TON r. mi jnoo C7" .tiii'rr ,1,1. ii ' p., I i,h pr n cit iri to rtriifni; Public ;unyr riiilnil, Ivhm Member of (he Associated Pros', ; .l.v.vot IMI li 1'lll.S m r.rhKii fj, ',. Utlril in lh, - ,. 'iiiitiinil,.i, u' nil i r fl'liarr'n t .. !',, 1,. .., i i'hri, ir ri'ihinl in tin italic n tl it'-i thr 1 po7 n-ie Vnbliihrtt thtrri . Ml , .oil's . ' '' vub'trrttinn o' ,WUll dispatch's flrrni nir ft n i.nriril IMiiln.lrlplui. In. I... Match I. lo;t A NEW ADMINISTRATION FACES A NEW WORLD It Will Fail Unless It Recognizes That Changed Conditions Demand a Re adjustment of National Policies AT Mn IN t.niin mini ..f t n.- ..v '"'liinriit .it ; l -1 . 1 1 1 ir ' 1 1 iu-i' into tin' haniN nl tin. ! t t . r i I 1 s : 1 1 1 p.irt.v. Mr. Vilim niou'x ft mil i In- U Into Ilntisi- iiitn ln- iii-w rc-i(l''tii i- n niiiiilnr imrt nf tin- -itv. nftor bpiiiR in - l-tiiB'' ! tl Mi-tiliM- iloiiirtnn'iit for I'iglii i-.tr- I'mtgri -. wlmli hti- Imm-ii KepiiblK an f- n -itmll nnl mi-fT--tM ma jority in tin- Si-nut" fur twu riir, lm omi"i orrrulii'lniinul Ki-ulili tin. It lint .'!ih mtnli'i'- nt" Hi-' lliiiifi' iiihI tlffj nitii till-in-bfrt of tin- N-tiuii'. mIhIi- tin- I tin"-i nt i op0"itiini Im - -Mil tlnrt 'M n m nut ir- ttllil l.'J'J tin-mliiTt nf tin- IlmioV. Mr. Iltinl iim tnk.s tin ,,.-,! I, ,,f niln ,. ,ii- ki'il I. lip bissfst Miiiiliu- niujiirit in tli h-i-t.iry nf tllf" eiHItltfl Tin- tctni.il..!i tii ii'sunl iln irult nf tin rlection lnt NiiM-nilii't- n ti iiti- nf rnuti dcni'O in tlio ISi'i'tililii tin ptirt i-. tnnt;. Tint tin nl.-i'iof with xi-imi nti-l n lu toricnl jior-Mi tuc i-nn ri-gtinl it lioll ns Mirli. liiipii' it ii tmi-tniriN ti relmki' to tli- Hi-linn fiitn- imrt titnl niily inn- tlnnl, if that linn ii. i-f nn pi,i xi-m nf I'nntidi'iii'-' in thf Itoimiili- .it... Tin- nittiun n- -'i-ntiifioil ith ulmt tlio Di'iniH-nits lunl ilnm nud tti il tin- l!--iulili. mi imrn ns n tl.nl With Mhn-li t.i jmiii-li t In-lit Ami mifli nf tlio ilis-nti-ftK tmti ni-ictniiti'il in tin' I'tnii tionnl r'!i',i'.ii lip n i'i.ll"nl tin- nr Tin rct .1 ill!'' I" tin- ili-i ntiti-nr nf tin- ionii with tin' insiliiliu m thi- iiiliiiiiiitiatinii t" Cnith liiit it line Im-smii Tin- pin 'i intiiui; iiitn i-i.H.r t-ln i- mi trinl. If r ilni-, iiMt iit-"" it-i'lf "intil t" tin1 ta-k, vtinih iniifi-.int if. if it il,n lull pollt i - lilnl ii-nti innl'i- till' lit I'-ll I" ll.ll row i.irii-.u.liit. titan tn -i i ii-ii rnftmi "f till" . ni,- ih-hIm-IIi nn tip ir lllll'T'-Ilt merit-, 't i- ltki'i to ili-.iM't- in tin mn tros-imi.-n -.i.timi n.-' -.ir tmit tin- v-iti-r,-wlio tnitii-'l n. i- lh in. i. nit- ..in nr-' ju-t ii fcxpert in iiirii.n.- '"it tin' It- nMi- .-in-. Tlio inniitn i- Impiii.-. Ii.ii.nr fur it own glim) r.iilni- tli.ui f.ir lh.- 1 tn lit nf mn part. I'm' tin K puMn .m- u i n-i t.itlnir oppiirttniitn - nii'l l-ri'M; tin ir i.'i.n,it"'l iiml clciiiiiti-fr.il- 'I ii'ul'tii- I-. ..-,ir .... '.i -.mi-i, of Ifii'lli.-'ii - nt t p .- nii,,,ii..ii- I'' i'i- leader- in- --nt. m uit'i In nij - i i- t.i word- titi-l .-iin-niii '"i- -iii.'.i.- tin v - , f.nl mi.-t'i-nlin Tin t ml-l in ulu. n i ' i . nri living i- n .'.IT. r m p i- 'mm -,.. ,i'., ( 101J. It i- '.. n i- hi in - nun 1 v n iii--astrnu .i- m i i i- i ..I up -i..n ii !.t and Iimnc1 il. .i . . ,i miiii,. n' ,,f tn-nntimi-. T i- I -nti.l '.l-.. f--n, ,. m- ,i lll'btnr t" 'in t'-i '.'' -i- -il. Iii- mt till' ntllll l.tltn-l - ' T- -I'I- 1 ilmr I-, sums. Ti.nl- -. valuo "1 iii"ii. ' day If .1 IN 111 MtllHt.ol' U' I i'li-t t-.-l , ..:..' n onriliiii it. tn d'-.i' f ii any ..tin i 'i.i Tin' i-i . - t Two lirmi'l i--fho mlji.-iiii' i,' re-t nf ti . - .' idjll-tlll' Il 'I" crninoiit i".. Tin- ml i i-tn . is til in -III ' I. tn vhoni i m m mn ' Ml .11 ti. ' "'" d nud .No ti r. tn tl I'.ti i.i. - tl" II - I i I i'i-. . - I-, t i- '. f .i . it t I' 'V. ! . 1 .-' r.ll . 1 i t 1.1 ... o' I. 11 1 id. in V-l'-l'if 1. M II ig . is a lngi i.nti'!''! broad mul -'.r- -1 w I I w 1 1 II t .' ,- f. 1 suflieu-iit m. 1 tnl 1 i'i -11 speet of 1 - i.gi 1 -- ' .1 1 , tllllllte i'i.h Mi Hi 11 UKtislaiK ' "I -nli 1 ,r The 111 w -.ii ,1 ., Hflf ennfl'.'it. u t itu tn ing tin 1 ight .. t' I t bulled .11 tin -.11 . i' in peace, n 1 ignt nun i ni raue of '- pun 1! li g I -l- .11 ' I fie ,1! Ml - I I til. t , ' ., I 1 I n . --.1 1 nf .,-., rt 1. Male- t,, , ,,,, ' 1 In .. 1.11' ..1 t . t. lh - 1 limit b 1. 1 tin t 11 ii,.! more bt-nii'i t In un serving the opi a i) t I" - .tit' IN - ,, o ill III" llllil' t elnpi'i placet- of In world 'I Ii t tiring -1 -.tut of state ha t.i'ti n tin hi-i'-i 1 iin in 111 pn kltion in I in ilti 1 -. lb ha- tii-i-ti'd that we inui-l I" . mi-i. lied in luing the tinu-, m the mandates mid that we hate right- in tin Pacific whnh 1 mill"! be igiimoil ,t ,.,,,, corporatiou "f "tin r nation- IV we nr. to preserve 0111 -ill ie-pi.t ilii- point 11111-t be conlinuo'l But 111 1 ni" liroad. 'iuisIiiis f 1 n I, must be 1 011-nb 1 ' il 'I In i nlnli to ngt'" llient upon p. riiimieiii plan- for .iti-rling future wat- bt luotnliin in.!. 'urn 1 1 tor buttling ml' 1 national di-put- - .lu-i l,..t this is to I" done 1- not -ippaniii We luu. foollshh builghd tin bu-tlii of tin League nf Naiimi- witu it- iniiit of mi' rnntinnal jUHtiec It'll then is ip.f an Ann rn 1111 whose npiiimii i- with 1 nil-id. 1 in',' ihit dni't "t liot lieliete 111 -nine inl.-tii it.nnal aocm tion organied lor the t rt pmpo-is for W'hleh tin- b ague was p'mnnil If Mr. lluxlleg and Ins associati- luni 1 11" igh ..iii ttruetlve geulus and diplomatic tnet to get tL mUlou put of its prcscut unfortunate ; lniitldle tn this nnitii-r nil bilii'M'it in our Chrlstlmi v llb.atinii will feel HUe rlltnt tip find cnllllic thi'in bli""-i'il. Thg ran do it If tlio Mill turn their liaekt nrt pa-t ittnrrel mid fiife the future. The Detriment of State Mill nln have to oi-etip) itself with the eotfldoriitkin of llie proper time for tlie n-imnptiiui of tnule wltli Kui-in and with (Jeriuiui . Km' t 111- I" H diplolimtli' as t'tli'li in nn rionoiiiir ipii' tlon It will iilxo hilii' to the mini' thought to the effort on intorinitloiml tolntlonx of the debit whiih KiibIiiiiiI titnl 1'riitioe mid Itul owe to tin iiml to the relation of the tariff to ei-tillK treat ii". The old ceonoliiio rehl -I unit of the Wnrld lime Imm-ii up-et 1' the war. l'.ei' null npiged in it limit If-elf eompollcd t readjutt itt lurlfl' lawn to the new i oiiditioii". The -trugxle for foieisn trnde with tome of them will lieeotno a ttniii:li. for tuitioiinl coliein'. W' I'litutot -hut our e.iet f it if we would proleet our own eitl.ent in their nglitt to enter the tnarliett of the world. 'J'hero i- iliiolfd in tin- ndjiltnii'lit of our tnet tn Hie ui'i'dn of the Koterniuoiit .-iiiuethiiic Inmiilor than tin- mere icM-imi of the tariff mid inti rniil low'tiuc law-. The I ii it tl Stati- mid the ntlnr niitiont eiiuilKi d mi tlio wnr are laboring under a In'iux debt. Ill'' intere-f mi wliieli must In- mil. Il will t ilk- .tl.L'nO.lHKl.lllill a ear to mrr mir war dent And in addition the Tmntiir I'epiii'tiueiit e-tnnnto- t hut on the ptv-ent -eale of expetiditure it will take SI, .".'!. (Mid, noil to pay the annual billt of the war mid tint department-. The luilttnr budget nf the other mill. Hi- reachet Miiiiltii' nn pieii'di'titi'il -illii". How the moil' it to be iaied to pay tlt'-e lull- imlinil knowt. Thet i milt'it bo paid wiilioiit liiirileii-oini' tiiMition wliieli wil' li.iii.in :m Ini-iin nf nil kind- it.li if the tiiiifiet in' 'I'd ran l' rai-ed at all. The tttfi liisi'ni "iiir-i tn purtiie undi'f th" I'iieiiin-taii'' t i. in take the lead in urging the until. ti- t.i iiuiii' in n tmlitnr nud tuiMil hiilidat. liuritij whi'h the war lunlgi" -hall lie (lit .i tl . In. lie. I tlie -iillK'tllllig like tint it limn- I'min e nud lliiultitnl and Halt will -nmi iio mi 1 1 io M-gi- nt national lunik rupti'. Tluit mir gi'tieral i.iMition pmldeni i wrapped up m tin- pe.o of the world. It ennnnt !" mi-iiloreil n uiinething that nf foi ts ti- uli'iie tl'ir -!"-' ilii- tariff pmlijeiu lammt Mifi 1 I"- i oii-ni ii d mi the old lines bei'lltl- Millions III" llldu'llllt dlffelTIlt from iho-i wlui h pmaileil when tb" Iiing'oy law wa- '.a ed nr when t.u- I'litii"-Aldrn-h law went in'" i fleet. In It'll we owed the p. ..pie nf oilier nit -timit S.t mill (Hin.linO. tlie ilitere- mi whnh we paid witu mir ci"rt- when w did ii"t p.i it with gnld Sim r I tl I 1 we hate paid that 'b'n' ami tho people mid tin- nation- to whnh w. nwed it lime I" . mn.- ind"bti d to us in tl... -mi of at ba-t Srj.lliXl.mn mm and pn il. SI.".. (Kin. OIK". mm. Th" Ii.im' HO gold w til lllli'-h t" pill th" ItllT.-t. In CIl llolhl'li "f the lirltlilp.il The .11111"! pat at a.' ii.it v e pern. it them In pat u giintK .- ii in I'll-- ii tm'iff -" high a- t" keep th"ir g" "I- "lit of th" e.iuntr I it -noli a law wmild rni-o it" n venue .md il Would lliak" it llllpo-tlld" Inr tin- Ainei lean ii-nlitor- in i ollei t from linn- ib btnrs abroad. Win ii M'Kiul- in hi- Iliiff-ilo -i"' .Ii (.Mt.tt i-at ngn -aid tlml w lid tint ""tl linn- t" -'11 iibi'mid if we .Ii. I ti"t but ii1uni.h1 In- wa- i "ii-nl'-riu; men It tin- point t" be follow ed if n nun k' I wa- 1" be found f"r i . Aiiierbaii maiiuf.-u inn r v no ii.nl . wl i.pd hi- :lnl l-tl't In -'I'll nil iM'llf that In had a -urp'u- t" -'II. M- Kuib-t looUed t.t.i'd i-'iproii't uuri'i'iii' nt- t-'eiilmg" the Ann rii an i 'ti'-k'-t Tiii w.i- good I!' pubin in r'"'-''v "d .mil ."lie thinking lti-ji-t .t- - mid and ui'i ii- I "In- It ; vi M.-Kiii ' " 'I-- I-"' I '"'' '1 Sin'., w.i- .1 '!' Iitnl- till 1 1- -Ii lie Imp"! I't n ii, .-dill. ,rn . f ..nr tariff "lny t" l.anu' i- ui" ,i -i ii'"i- nut. mi 'Ihe w,ir l.i in ... npi- ''I t-'.in In' -"light In .In in an oi'nr -.i I'-ii it ha- iiimii the pmlil. ,u of l,i- I,,, ..i ,i i that it .-.iiiii"t I" -at. h igi, in dtv ii'.... 1 'I It w ' .. 'I I'll-t to the old t"rilllll.K' ,i -i i.ii iff law we -ball bun.' I . . imii.i- li-.i-i' r ii.. f.u- a n-t ii"n ' t tin nil' rn ii . 1 it. - - ii'-tn r.nl.t ii'l'i .if. I. Tl ' . i i .tit- !, . .1 11 II-tl I itlirn'd Willi I'-in-Miij bi.-ini-s int'ipii-i- The , to ii.i nil- !.les lllllllnt 1 titiuind . -I t in I g (li. Ill till' ' llllllIU'l- of l- ng H , i-i i tli" fiiiul- in ' ib d tn p. it ,, i' ,- -i-ui I'.Ul ll ' n I t"f -in 14, . ' i-nui "f tin t 11 ill III tli" bg'H ,, 1,. .. ' til" ..I ti" " "I'.d i- ,1'i-t a- 1 i.i- lh p union "l th" t r I -'I 1 -I 1 pi-.-t 1 Miiii; ti batikriipti t ink) i-pt ' ii '1 wniibl 111 1 ,1 1 d"' p t .1 fin tiliti"ll- .' nt; ' 1I1 war d' bt- 1 1' mi. . ' ti . -i -1 ,-ti n - ,l t , .1 bt . ,11 - ..t w.ir. . ,. J' 1.1 1 -'Il ' i"li -"II-' .- 1 ' , ' ,,l ' ' ' I "l ' li-" t I'll 1,1.. - t 1, h t'lnl- 1, - 1, I 11 i .1 - 11 ! ii. ' , .11 I ' ' l.e ,l'l plp'l ib," I . i-U I 11 ' 111' 1 111 ' n . - ..f mil i"in -f"PP' d th u'.ilig ft' it - , 11, il " t . - . unit 11 . 1 -.' Il .1 1 t 'I- -.1' ' ,.i I'ihI 'I 1 vat' ' .M.. ..I M. Kin ) - IIiiil 1 1 1 1 1 - tl ml' w m 11 in '.1 1 '.-i tin I' 1 ogtuti' ti "I in ,' f 1 nli p" -I -.bu. 1 f 1 1' -.11 ! -I- 1 n I-l-i 1 . 1 11 t . .. t 1'. p. 11 'nn 1.' .; .-1 . -. .ml- '-M.ii. tin - 1 ia . 1- f 1 ni .1 t itu 1 iiiiiiiiot - ,n , - ,in '.g.l tt h" know - tl .1' 1 I 1 1 .11 J I...-" ,1 n,.i'i .1 11. f .1111:11 1 ,. t 1 1 at 1 1- 1 1 1 11 1 . I 11 tl In - .1- In 1 II- t I ' 11 a1 1 , 1 -.ui t 1 1. 11- d 'o n.'l - ' ' "i -1 1 - t" "1 .ii-' il. IJIiiT in I"- ui -I-"' 1 '" ."lit. Iiipmait I in,' - Whet! .- ' -It M li -.f lh' 'I I- I lit I li p.ll mi' li' w I 1 II" ! W I-" II 11.11 I - I i ...ii It I Mi M 1 1- lii.iti ' , ,lg. I tp. I "II" II t " 'I 1 ll 1 1 I,,,. 11 1 1..1.'.' I -' il ' ml" .- ui-ilji ' en ,,, ,i 1 -II d ' li.lt I'll' ' ' l"i' - I. I ' pi 1 dii'if -a" ' iio'ii n - in i-t b 1 . . . il i id pi. I 1. --in 1 1 p.1-1 till "lies. , ,il- tt bat 11 1.111J1 1 n in ( 1 I'll nn li ne 1 I 1 11 - unit mn 1- 1 " t. I no t n Mi Hauling I. 'W' tor, miii-'iii. "I mi 'u- ib pmi fi -I 1 M.itn'ii mi 'Iln --I 11 1. gin that a- -0011 a- ti"- ibn alnr I.- imiuguin tuui ll" W'l.'l g' I t- ' "Uig"-- 1! I. iidei-K logi ll" r to 1. n It in n good thing ',' - Ut U"gl 'llll I to hfive n pro gruin, Wr thus m n li .iste njotiou is nviidqij. It may be ns-sumed that the mctiibern of the cabinet will be present at the conference and that they will give tho President mid the eoiigrcuMiicii the benefit of their advice. There will be time between today ntid the time when a speclnl session of Congress it tn be summoned early in April for- the members of the cabinet to fanilllnrlze tliem solws in n general way with the situation in Washington and for ample discussion of policies. Then when Congress meets the construct iu- work mny begin. The new administration comes into power with the good wishes of the whole nation, liver) one appreciates the gravity of the situation. The responsibilities which the I'lesidont and his cabinet are assuming are so great as to bring out the best that is in eierj man of them, and that best it pretty good, livery one of them has risen to some degree of prominence because of bit abilities, and Mime of them have been distinguished. They all enter otlice with a coiiT-clentlotis purpose to serte their country. Judgment, even of their political opponents, should be suspended until the) give grounds for criti cism, for both Ifonioi nits and Hopubliontis alike 1110 hoping, now that the executive and bgi-latite branches of the goternuient are in haimoii). rapid progress ma) be made toward the settlement of the giae ipiestmns grow ing out of the war A SUBSTITUTE FOR LYNCHING TW men, convicted of 11 savage and tibmniniibly cruel attempt nt the sort of oiitiage that is punished with l.Micliing in many parts of the countr), began to serve scntiiicet of thiitt-sW ami fott)-si tears em h iu less than an hour after their i-mi-vlitinu .M'stcrda) iu the court where Judge Mi'tiaglinn is presiding. Tin nidge who pronounced the sentences ,- in b" 1 nugratiihiteil The mil ha- been -pined in the 1 omit. Ami it is iiiereasingl) llpp.irenf that there aie M'llio 1 hlcs nf habitual criminals who do not undei-taud 1- niein t or prolil in the least bv it THE TARIFF VETO LIU' nobnd) lierenttci- -a) that Wnniltow Wil-uii never did an) thing to help the liepulilican parly. The outgoing Pio-idont's veto of the em.-i -genet tariff hill was a kimliio to the part) mul the mourning mlniinistrntinii. That lull, if it had beeouio a I-iw. would hate plagued Mr. I larding alino-t befnre he got ii-'d In tiiulins hi-' wa) iiriumd the White House. ( '-Hie. nod purol) as 11 -op t" tho 'nnmor toti. it w-a- half baked ami badl) 1 on ted. There 1- little doubt that had the presi dent in' ti'to not been a rcrtaint) iiiiint uiciii-li.-r- of boih linii-e- who toted for it would lint 1 at l".i-t bellied to dela) its pas-age until Mr. Harding and bis advisors 1..11I1I be hiard m "inii'll on its iirovisimi-. In ntlnr words, it was liugeh a bluff to pleas.- i'ii agricultural lobby and no credit to the U publican party. The p. li nf icvi-iiig tlie inrifl is can' fur the new (' iiigre-s to appioaeli. not in ha-te nr fur piu-el) partisan reason-, but in a thoroughgoing and scienlilb' maimer utter proper -Milt of the 1 ompli'V bu-iiu prob I in- iiiM'.f d. JUDGE BROWN SPEAKS NO 1 INK itir denied the need for inutts -p.. 111 1 1 1 orgaiii.eil to ospidilo tin- hear lllg "f -llillll 1 ll-i -, to tneet the needs of 1 hi!. If 11 and to ih.i! in a Inn nine wat with l he . ib- iiro mid lllif.'rtilllllte people who nre tlii'ii.-ib" the grea'esl -ulTerer- fnuil the 'riniis and tioliitimi- that -end them into the lilltul- "f the jiolice The tlienrt Upon which the .Miin'n ip'il Court and it- tariuus divisions are founded i- unitorsnlh accept! d. It has alwiits li.nl able chauipiniis. Hut Judge I'.n.wii. talktni to the Kntart Club, might hat" 1i1.nl" 11. ant people beliote that the tight ngain-f hi- plans for a i,ilaee on the Park wilt l.-ple.eiit- iintagoiii-ni in the whole sjf. m ni tl irt in whnh In- pre-ide- Wh.it - fitijci led to. and what Judge Itr-'un did not ini'tilioii. 1- lh" delibeiato tmlati'in of the mi 1 Inn tor b) polith tans who ii-eil th" nun;' of tlie Muui'dpal Court to ilivrt a million dollar- out of the citt's p". I" 1 and hit" th" hands of "Hi.'inl- who ail 1.-" it t" "t" 11 tin floodgates of the in.i-urt if thet are -" minded The judge 1 11 i-"lf is an aetite ami cm rgi-tn aid to the j "lit I'-inii- who are itting t" put the tin I '' .i-iint job through It 1- tin- tinain ml anu t ' i al -iib- of the u.i-tion and ti"i in di-'ioitioii to binder tin- priign -t o and h'ltli.lli" ileteinplllellt nf ii 11 r 1 "ill I -t-iotn- that 11a- 111111I. ' lighl t! inking pi "pi" lut'.-r t n ntfiil. And if ,1 ulge ItiNiwn b'li.'tis iliat -..tt rn- nimulliii w .id- uu ipint tl . n- i.g stoiiil bo i grn oii-l)Hmi t.iki 1 PAINLESS EDUCATION a "till! -t-ii'u of p ibln- 1 dm ntiou in the I llll'd Mall- I- II t 1, liable nmi costlt 1! in.' Wilt hi . 1 1 . 11 -I .. ild In- 111II1I. to . . I l.t 11,1 -oit- "I 1 1 i.ii..- that iiluea li"ll I 11 suit of 11 -,lg i.'ibli nieilicino of filnl w.th li"-nal."ii .iinl np.doies it 1 I nr. I In -nt. I'm niii't --ai- iheie was a i-inbii't to shorti n - iin.'l terui- and to uli'o'l'li' nil sn.t- of pn 1 11 11 1 liner-Inns 1 .i.'iilaiid In lint-' ami pumper toothful I . Inl- S'"-ictt bel.l'.'i ,1. if it elt obliged 1.1 .1 1. rn.- for -oiin uiiin . . --irt wrong and for .-nr miiii! I.iinl-hip- ti-l'd mi 1 Inldren of -. 11". il age r...nii-" ill all ii - t .. - igge-iions fnr ' ug. -1 1 til 111- 11 It iln id In the Nil- ' ii.il llilin-iitinn A--'- urimi in Atbinti" 1 ,t lav a wbob -mil" -mini If part of ! e ttolk in I'Vert I 111--! Ill W lis dl'Vlltl'll to git ma tlulilri'ii n right Mid-i-tainlnig of the t ilin "t e. In. 'ill 1. ui. iiml 11 p .pil-, especiall) tl in tin- upper griul--. wi-re iiuid" to n all" that th" 'iii" iiitaluable privilegi s v milt unknown to childri'ii m the past, wi -1 m d ln:te b--- i.nii-Mi-i- mil b ss wiisici) Htm in pnliln -"I11111I-. I"-I "I tlie . entile Who it' I in . nlilpll-ln ll nit thing worth while wiukul hard in learn wnnt the) kiu-w Tint linln I gruinble and tb-e frmn book- nnd tin t didn't lum t.i 1. ...iei tn -luilt. Tint t-uli'l for kiiowb-dgi i.-l tb"t wni tin' In It. r for it llefore tin ' ibor and Mil" ami 0-1 of great s. Im.il -). an In tullt in-i in d ht result- tin .1 nli nf tin I. tin! will unto to learn -11111 ',11 It to api'i'iiiat. 1 dii'-atinii for its own -ike The siigge-timi for ful' tear toiui np'i -eiit- mi 1 tt 1 Mill' tiiup.iiiit I'm 1 11 i- in death" of a Heiul in tlie right du..i..ii Too linn ll g"'s "II in the public -I hiinl-iniwnda)- i" pinM' lh" truth of tin au 11 ut adage, whnh -.n- that flung- obtained with ,1 it 1 (lot 1 nn -ehloni appn elated fuilt I.) the lei ipli'lit- A g.' -i" ml- two te tiai-ni -1 ii..., 1 'no 10 iipnp lot for tit. nt -it fin- nt Iiii-ii,".- 1 ilii ge Willi" -Ii" lill- plepuri'd lltlh. if tin, for lh' lift f.u-, luole in b--, nt 11.. 111. making t In. ti 1- to follow, ie. I111 1 . nn ivpirt ml-l" Uig tin- 1 "I1V1 ill inn nt tin S'n in. mil film ation -soi latum m Athintii I'itt i mi" a 1 1 ui n mul 11 Inline) llmh tin .tour- "f -' I ling and the tears of bn-i 1 1 ' m 1 "Uige hut" their table III the jmr-, of home- making later That so mint gnl 1 nt. r in.irru d lite uui'ipiipncil fur home milking is bs an iiulictineiil of our s.i liuol -t-teiu 1I11111 of mod'-rn mothers. ' Whin with worry find sickuemi ''ho I lull ir I'runi-s bus becnnie tin Dolor I'i me- Ho biless the dope pedd'ers weuld IiUi i-io drug JdUgu MuMiislioii. AS ONE WOMAN SEES IT j That All the World Is a Stage Has I Its Compensations as Well as Its 1 Drawbacks Too Much Flum mery In Funer?ls H.v NAItAII I). LIIWUII'I lilSTMN'HO to very grave Instvuctlons given to a lot of women the other day I about how they were to behate when they Invaded the halls of legislature and justice and education as observer!!. Their attention was drawn to the fact that 1111 motion of overintere-l or of mirth ful attention iu the vvtotig place might undo the good thev were .storing up that l. being 011 their good behavior thev were warned not to he 1111) thing but seiimis. The trouble !-, men ill the mass given over to talking or oratory are Inst at funny to the onlooker tit women iu tlie mass given oter to talking or orator) : indeed, liuiiuins 111 the iiui-s eating or (lam ing or just titling ami listening are more often mirth -in-piling than nwc-jnspiriug. Yet it is plain to lie mcpii that if one treated the Cit) Council Or Judge Ilrovvn's Municipal Court as though each weie as comic as the) sometimes are, and appreci ated t Im-iii In laughter as one would a coined), it would not do at all It was Lewis Cm roll, the author of "Through a Looking (ila-s," who suggested taking nil of life as tor) well-pla.ted drama, from the faiecs in railwav ttntlniis to tlie .luck Spratt scenes bet ween one's own revered patents. - - YOI' 11111 turn an) common 1 111 tier a trol le) 1 nr, a ferr.vhoat. a sleeping car or any public resort such as a park walk, the olllce of a theatre, the steps of a church, the corner of n sin-d, the aisle of a shop, into jour stage at 11 second's notice ami watch for the entrances of drnmiitlH per sonne that Shakespeare himself could not oiitiival. If j ou have the draniati' sense born in ton or etched into joii b) life, theatres and their -hows mul novels mul their plots will seem tame iu coinpari-iui with ever -day human euciinnters. 1 laim in ioas a little glimpse of 11 Stale l.egi-latuie far fiom here in a letter lodnj . -. "Speaking betore the l.egi-latuie i- a 1110-I ititeicstitig studt iu ps)cliology. Theie was nno man who was iciidy to con test ever) tiling. 11 botu lighter but not 1111 intelligent: another who kept making the uioft foolish remarks with the greatest .-elf--afi-faction and 'adding mail) times. M if course. I'm not 1111) lawjer. but It looks to me like, etc," mul mill -muething which j oil couldn't possibly see how it could look like. Then there was another who .slept tbioiigh the entire hearing, but his wife was there, so pet hups she will report it to him. Soiiie of the gentlemen sat with their foot on the desks iu fnmt of 1 Iiimii. one in 11 rock i n chair with hi- feel 1 hut li of them) under him, -nine chewed and spat and Hie rest div smoked- iippaicntlv smoking in tlie legislative halls i- tin- mil) tiling thai is taboo. Owen l.otejo) -aid m the Social Workers' Conference on Sunda.t that we hate 11 better class of men in the Logi-ln-tilles than we (le-erve for the little interest we take in their selection." IOI-'TKN wonder mid Ir.v tn n member bn about the hidden laughter ,,f children ck hidden from ginwii-ups that i- Once crossing llittenhoii-e Sipinrc I wa nrii'stul b) the woild of mischievous fun pent up in the face- of a minute bo) and girl who wen- gaing after the receding tigiires of two ndiills that bad been stooping somewhat I HnpiiT them bt hint) adult wittici-uis. It wa- the nute of 11 girl child who voiced her own and the oilier infant's reaction-, "Sill) people!" -he siml. Munching her little bod) into 11 spn-ni of glee. The unite huhy laughed fall) and umhT-tiiiiilinglt and then turned back to his vehicle, drawn bj a -string. t iii: 1 bid) i:MI!MI.i:i: the hr-l time 1 hem, I a pi red from pent-up laughter, and we vmingsters had Io retire to our nur-eiy and e! the door iu order to give wn.v to our mirthful feelings at seeing our grown-up relatives wearing ptnpcilj lugubrious fines at the funeral of an ugi d relative. In fuel, funeral- have even jet mi alnin-l laughter-provoking atino-phere for me. due to that lirt inipre inn. I was eniifnlitig that to a man. who I111- the misfortune to laugh in iiupo ihlo plnci . not long ng". and he told me of 11 funeral ho lunl had uhrilpll) to have, Ikciiii-o iu the semiihuk ties- nf the den-el) ciowiled drawing fimii In- had ill nun fiom beiieatli 11 table what ho lunl taken for a chair of iiidlnarv wmih. milt tn have ii turn out 11 musical -innl whi'h. a- he intuK cull) -at upon it, forth with began 10 troll out the "Itcaul il'ul I'lue Iiaiiube." Once -tniled lmlliing imibl -top it and he lied with lit 11111 1 i"pui- tinkle in In- ear- tin (High a d'em h window inn vi niiiitl) a.ii'r out onto the lawn If i- alwav- the im ongriious that i- the undoing of perfmit tort tunuiuor- A woman I know net or pit herself well in hand tin ghoiit an entile sort no in a house ol iiimirnitig lu'iailse a- she cnterul the choir wa- singing "Ciossing the I'm'." the de-"l-id bating dud of oviittimuliition The 11,0-1 -liltidlv ( oiiveiitioiial poi-nn I know wa- undereil h.v-ii 1 ical b) -eoing a- her eves grew gl'lldllllll) III cllsliillieil In I lie dlltk nf a funeral purler- a iiear-sighteil lad) -weep up to 11 iniirhle table and gaze down upon it- white mul bookie -in face for .1 long ('(iinmisi'iatiiig tumui'iit mul then lot ii o ibiiiuiel) to a 1'' iiml" 1 11111p--t11.1l The lit-triciil oliluokiT did urn dale I". ik the linl)'- wnv to -co when nr how she realized her inlhtllke. Till! truth nf the 11111II1 r 1 funeral- aie rnilur iiunaluri Hint mil' ill iillair- at I.. -I I. von tin- -' 1 iptuie Unit Is nail at tliein 1- not nil "f the iiui-i helpful eliariu lor. and -nun of the customs Wliieli the prnfos,iiiuil fumi'iil matiaget- tiike for giantnl. -nib as pl. n ing the ntliii iii the roniotoi-t mom frmn that iii'vvliiili the I'aiiiih -it- and piilliui tin otticiatiiig cb ig) man mi the -lair-, where 1,. one can reall) In in- what he s'l)-. the nit of oboh te 1 ruel s)uiboi-lu of the "ii-hes-tn-ashe- ' ge-tllle ill I he interment, the .taggci'ing -limn involved 111 11 modern I'lithn. the lull-''' and lu'iivt and vol inri-h-nl.l" tt filth- nnd tokens of fiuling Ib'tteis, the huge nnd hideous conglomeration of the Movtded 1 emcterie- bri-lling wilh 1 mbli m ot dead religions for tin oln li-' aie -tin hols dial belong to ratio r a -liunge llgvp I mn cult for Christian- m emulate, -uiel) -nil ihe-e add to tin- dumb grief of funcinls for tho-e vtbo grieve and to the iiVppie-shc Iln iillgl'llit.V for those who go "III nf e-pect 10 the gioat fact of death. I'm- death is a gnat fait mid -limild bo itpn ed giditli. And tin- 1 nri ion -l.milil not be loll t" 1 iiibnliiieis and -tom--iiiitir- and ilres-mulci r-, or the pi r.-nti- who im too dulled b.V Hi i''f I" think T11AVII alwa.Vi- vvondeuil win laud-i ape gardeners did not de-ign gr.iviviiid- like g.llib'll-; eiicll lot liuild be u pan ,, the gnat gulden, sheltered, ,vet part of a whole. And tin stuibul- of death m of life pb I in thnt gu'iit garden cmihl be not iiieaiiiiig lo duplii alums when taken 11. a whole, but gnat teitcration- of one vat theme bading 10 u divine ( lilinit I1ie.1t liiusic ha- been 1 onipo-iil for 1 11 liollll-. gTMIt scriplllle has been w 1 1II1 11 eiiuiig death ami life and Chri-lendom ha- exalted pruvers. Vet our funeral-, Ihmigli ufii'ii bivi-h ami gem inllv leinl.lt tpiii-iM. nn iilliiosl iievir In-aulifiil Tin Cliiinh bn- 11 unnpie 1 haiicc tor making a gnat iiligmus ifiipre-siuii and geiiciallt bati- it 10 the iimb rtiikcr ' make milt a gloonit one We a"' -ii apt I" lake il.tur grunted that the 1111111 whose bu-iiie-s 11 i. In do tilings know- belter than we do how thev should be done It 1- like allowing lh" mail fi 1 the iiwobi . -bop 10 unniige the wedding gilt llisiiinl nf doing it oneself, ll - nil the diffirinee between a displav ami an nr raiigenii'iil. betwien things vmi arc nieanl to liiiv and tilings urn mean to Imp. The 'llalimis knew belter; thev eiiipln.vcd aitists, where we cniplov nrtlhiuiH Their weddings and their funerals and their fes. tivnls were Rreat paReunts, ours arc bur liul ktDlicationa P worn-out theme -..js-wK jtn "fwl 11 - er.If t-i Btl . t- rrtttf .' hrfc,n ,mniv&r I'JSSSS ' -jar .--.KPT' m 1 :i-n 1 . .-i b iuir .1 ::w r. .! li . r. riiirji m. - r it i nw TAFTS APPRAISAL OF WILSON Former President Blames Retiring President for reeking League of iSalions by Refusal to Accept Republican Reservations By WILLIAM HOWARD TAFT Untri,tt,,l 1 obi 'Itnlnu 1 l',tl,l,r l.,,ltj,t " "l'1l'lu'il, fill, bu J'ubllr I,, luu 1 ,,., TOPA! Mi. Wilum's administration of the government ends and Mr. Harding's begins, ll-iiiuates of Mr. Wil-nn's ndiuiii i-tration now nre too near to be jusO, Some general icmiirk-. however, ninv be tenUiu'd as to tin ntrnst between what hits boon and tvlmt is to he. .Mr. Wil-nii iu his New rreodmn" ex pressed ciiiiUdeiico lluit ho understood social condiliiiiis needing lefnrm. knew how t" I'oiueil.v t ln-iii . nnd thut his predoce nrs did not. Ills ndiniiiistriitimi is rctnarkablc for his fclicitnu- aildri'ssc- in pointing out evil 11ml iu sjting his ideal- for removing them. Those gave him popular stieugth unlil the Inter tea t "I hi- - id term. Muring the wiirjii- apt. simple, Ireiiclianl and com pelling stan incut of our iiilisc stirred and Mlti-lled tin deep patriotism of our people. et at olher timis sudden thought of an 1 pigraminiitic phrase would lure him into lllf.'licit) . , ' A coli-pii nous feature of Mr Wil-011'- luliiiiiiisiratiun ha- b 1 it- pmti-mi-hip. ifii under the heav) stn-.- of war. So sliolig nn iidheietit of his nvtu view- lias In 1 11 that when required b) law to ap point mi impartial or hiparti-un bn.iiil he found 11 dilliciilt to give the side opposing Iii- view fair icprcseiitation Mi Wil-mi ha- occupied the whole of the siagi in his administration. With ex icptiiips In- 1 uliiiii't M'hctioiis have 11. .1 nlisii in n d the public view nf bun h) their pi I'soualitt . iii'tivitv mul abilitv. I lo lias been -ingulml) icclu-e fl'olii contact with tho-e -hai ini rc-pon-ibilitj of government with him Tin -tii-,- of Mr. Wilson's ionise of .11 timi has I iu aiiiKiiiiicemi ut of puipo-es inn! lint iu their effective fiillillincnt. liven the hgi-latioii which he projected nl'n 11 eolltailli'l llime 1 -citllls of high plllpii-e 111. ill priietical pinvi-iniis for carrviiig il mil. I'.ofore In- hi came President the "Seven Si-tor-" wlui h lie pill illio the Nut .lot-so) law win I1111I1 il by him as a solution of th" trii-l iiii-iimi Vet after their i nactment thet '.at il'imiint for .vein's, with not us iiiileli as ,1 -ingle prosociilioii brought undu them, and now the) have been ipmlly nuioiub d mil of life tt ilhoilt II tingle iiimii nei . Tin- 11 ml lissimi net' anil simil.11 h-gi-i liitiiui x In. li was to free nil intci stuie bu-i lies, fi 1 cliicune and eoiispirae bus iiihi'ted - etbing peihap-, but tip-re i- doubt wlu.llu'1' its meddling bus mil dune more luu m than good. The Chi) ton ml. with ils rn ita's. wii- hailed a- Inking unions mil of tin 1111 niln tion of the courts in the pin-- im ut t I what the) deem their rights, but wbbli an olieii wrongs against othei-. The Supt'i me Coin t hold- otheiwi-e. ami labor unions in-.- b-t 1 subject to ri medial piines. as ..lie 'i tiiliililliry olgmii.atlnlls, ll- llnlenl thev shmilil be The glial (oiislriictive lnen-iiie whnh Mr Wilsiui. with Mr. (Irian's aid, put thmugh was tin tub-nil banking ieeivc act lie did imt migiiiuic it. Mr. Alilrn li did Unit. Cut Mi Wilson did put il thiiuigh. mul without hi!" It XX ntllll lint lllive he. nine law. The In iii Iii derived from it caiitiot he ovei slatiil. ami he Is entitled to the cl edit for II. Itetw the tnritf legislati iiui.d pi ipilv afn r Mr. Wilson came in ami the beginning of the lliiiupciiii war 1 1 mi" luu guisluil ami haul times coiifroiiti d us. The lliiropi'iui war. however, beginning 111 lill I, ili'strojnl all possibility of tmeigii e peti timi in mir minimis mid cientcd a ib iiuimi for the pmduits of this coiiulr) the bcmiii fi'om whhli im lat'ilT policj (mild iniuiim.o Mr. Wilson's failine to niiik 11 In r pup- iirutiiiu Im- war, lu-itatioii- nnd the 1lcl.1v over the Lu-itniiiii. the uiisati-laetiu t f-uli i.f mir Mcxi'iiu iiitei'veiitimi, tin- Imluie to piaclic iniiiiv nr to iiihipt a budgi t m to lieenilie llitele-leil ill ll. tile lilt then III nf I he l'lislnllii'c Mepiirunoiit ii ml . indeed, in ntlnr 1lep.11 tiiient-. due to a link nf innn-i in the 111101 details nf govoiiimont a- lunil with political public!!) . will all liguic in the 1 stun, in- of fut Hie 1 rill' s I iidci Mi Wilson's gmei iiini(in ih I 'lilted Still'- pel foi meil il huge tusk. Within eight''' 11 mouths it ini-eil, (iuipp... liaiind mid Mill otii-iii- an iiruij of two miliums nf im 11 uiid had iu reudiiiess mi tin- -n(. two uulliiiiis iiuue It put a millinii linn m tin- tieiiib'-. and b) llie mottle nf Unii lil'htilig and the potential fon f the nu-n lie! mil them It .uldcd the weight tl,,, Allies' blow- which wa- liel'lb (I In iml the war The I niU'd States further mn , j, liiinnced its own prepinatioii and niinpuigii, hut it rnlsi'd and limned to its alln- ,.u hilllotiH of dollars. Whs this dun to tho Inspiration and eve, .. Irttye force fl MS' 3VUoii nr was he carnfd BEGINNING A NEW CHAPTER !8Sx ti ,it ! i ".U' ,r irriin" - r : v .j.j!- a-'-v . tM.- -JT---T" iHi'.- I" ..f .-r. il- .,-iXT ."" - I'V along iuln the great . mi-iimiiiatimi lit tlie gctiiu-. iiggie ivo cnorgv mid demand of the American people V Mid he lead. 11- -nine 1.11 liiinnl executive- did. nr did lie hesitate and dolii) in his actions mul deei-iun- -o taut tin- glorious ic-ult tvn- in lin-x oil without credit to his loader-hip? In the la-t two election- the American people -oem to hate decided thi- issue udvoi'selt in him; but it ii'inaiiis for tlie coii-iileiatimi nud calmer coiiclusimi of historj . Mr Wil-mi has maiiifcsh J nt I lines sc) iialislic tendencies. Ho ha- refused m times to hear at all the representatives of capital, while Mr. ( "iiiipers and hi- friends have alwavs had access lo him Hi. fmcing through the AilaiiiMiu law is a humiliating page in the histnr.v of eiiugic iomil legi-ln in. 11. when a coiuparatitelv -iniill li.nli nf men p. 1 funning a fun. 'linn uiili-pcii-nhlc to the life of the eolilltrv "held Cnligie-s lip. ' iijeitcil ill liitr.it inn mul denimideil and u I'lted ils own pine. Tin- was pure -iivieti-m. Mr. Wilson in his b,ik, "Congtessioiinl tii'veriiinent." warned all against die foolish pnlicv nf hiiste iu turiiiiig nver the govern ment of the Philippine- in the natives ami iii-i-leil that ssclf-gDVcinm-u! could mil) be le.ll'lied b) Ihem lifter long teals of Useful mul beneliccnl government umlei the guid . nice of the I'nited Slates. On bi-.nece ion in power be ut once departed f ihis policv mid favored inilepeiideiiei m t ln near future. He nbriiptlv rciuoveil ,1 most abb and experienced governor giiieinl and put in it Tmumiiiiy politician, who with his -aiielimi pmeeedeil to drive back to Amorh n tin Aiiieiicaii heads of a most exi client cnlmiial si 1 vice lie tinned the goveiuuunt eoln pbtelv over to I'llipimi politicians, nnd the nieiheionc) nnd (lunger to the Philippine pub In- attending this chnng. will prnbahl) make inlioti b) the new inliiilni-lialimi ' i ie- diiilol) liece arv. Mr. Wil-nn's pnlic . t the League nt Nations is the inosi -Hiking chapter in u- cateer. Those who -)Illpathill ib-eplt with linn nnd mended his going abroad, bis siiiiiiioiis 1 (furl in bring about a I.i ague nf Nation- nud hi- higl u'eptioii of mil' ibltv 11- a member of the fumilt nf nations an llkelv -irollglv to 1 olidelllll' his Will-king of the league bv his nun a-ouabhi iefu-a n, iini'pt the ICepublie.ui i.-M-rtutlon- nnd 1.1 ciiier the league with ill in, ,,1'iion in till- inaib the (lilTerciico between mi .l( tiiiluie for him and. what i- more impor t.uil. it (lolavcd for vear- Hie wmld's 10 invcry from the war Mr. Wil-nn's presidoii, v 1- 1 nun kalili- f.u (he iib-olule 1 ule thai he has otpn-ss, , over the government and bis pm , (,,. gloss lie has slum 11 gum bilitt n. , tinning it l-'evv men have ,, , .,,, r ' pcrsoiialilv. as storn a p.p.,s,. , ,.,",.,,, and us giem m s- in tm, legard 'r,i- 111 itself will distinguish s adnuiii-uaiiiin. ........... .nr. . yi.i-i- o, s,- potior llll- h hi'cll u-io in nn to in unii v or not will lilllie lo fm III the siihjei I of (li-cussim. C"ll- A little hig ,k,. ,. al,-,.,,,-,. , .uigiilal paiiiileMuiiU'ts,,,,, tll ,.,,. , Itliikel.v I) MeCauglui Marching Club , 1 . Senator Penrose has v -v -., ,n ,, ,, tcr of the Philadelphia pnstmas,, ,-sh ' '"" j must ho remeiiih. led also thai the '.(Ml men her, uive some pride 1,, tli-li s.u i,i,. ,. bellishnronls 'Hiev me vveaiiu'' -1111 ,,, oats .hat lake ,- giavu,--'lim ' f' v da) s; mid llghtl) roll imbiellas fJmt sn. 'k U lioike.bi'i'k- that n i,,.,,,, ','", " T1'" I'eaimeni. bi h..i ,oi- . toiacimis ihroiiielei mean bv -av 1 , the) willwear"po,,.,av 1 ,1 ' L."'-'.1. Aie We lo Ullderstainl Hull tl,,. genii..,, ..,.. gottiglowalkni, llieir hands ,,, ,- ' hut-mi llu'ir beel-V 01 i- 11 nn 11 . ;"V'"",,i""..,hl" !! '" l.ntelt uider'li!;: Ill N III! "sllll!-" ..... ..I ."I'll I . that "spat- """' ""' -l'lll- II' I l-l'l I Ml I . I for 11,-lni -. , ".' '" "'ion, .cnalui- Pmdm . J ' ." , In V.' 1"" .cuil-"..h-pa.-.gb,v,-a,,d.iV: aim,',,'' ttlileh s r.i 1 .. ' "'"llll. ,t '" "i imia 1 11 nn, Willi'- on.-.. -unB 1 no no) s an- h '"iiml to 1,1 k, ib nt Hauling a hint ,,f vthm , ,.s ,,,'"1 And II lill.) even be Mull thi x ' ."""'1 gun of appi-ediiliiiii inun their 'pal. ... n".i" Ui.rdium, I'aik Inn. Ami wl " , ".' ' ib'Slle inure.' "" ' '"I - " - -i-iiiii-i on imt tv 1 .... .. The onlv loinl.ii'iiiig plan, ,!,. ,,, .11.1111 n in i. i-an,,.,, I'l'llll -I' . ......ill is. ,,K N H,,, I , (lawn " befoio ti Hiuiomi u determined to-Jiutify Fogh. - rat - .., -r ,-ir 1 " -' SHORT CUTS tlooil link In Jim, President llmiluig' Ciafl charges have ninde it weiul :ui. e Uric. The (umitry feels thut it will be with Hauling, Hughes and Hoover. -nli "March. Mmeh. all in good nuler. ' iip-plb-s only to tin' calendar iu Washington todav . Not even the short-winded piofi imul joke wilier expett- o gel by with aslliinntii. wheces, tieiniiiu piniaganiiistH hate all uutvit liuglv opi'iieil a wcllspring of Ann rimu pall ioli-lll. If Mr. I.lnnling inherited notlilng hut t lie While House wine cellar his state miglil 1h' 1 nii-idcred bles-cd. Piohihilimi ctiforci'inetit. rctnniked Do laostheues Mi liiiiuis, niipears to be a iiun pnign again-t seltiug up exercises. Sooner or later the Allies will hnvo hi -a) to lli'o lioruian- mi the one liiiiul and the Tuik- mi the other. "Wo are not niguiii; with jou: vve'ie telling ou." The average Lngli-liinmi will hnvo nn ditliiuliv in decapitating the principal- in tlie now adiuini-tration iu Washington anil ut that, he will iiiean no disrespect to 'Aid ing, Tglu - mul 't lover, A House resolution approved by Prcd dent Wilson aulhoi'les the purchase of Cali fornia lincvanls for the government. Ilvi dontlv tho iutoiitiuii that L'uclc Sam sliall imt bu I. graiejuice. 'Ihe fin 1 thai Mi-s Limerick, 1 t-itinif mid imisiiliiug lioiisokeeper. it to condiu I a scries nf huine-ninhing courses uiidi r the au-piiis of 1 he local V, W. C. A. suggests llie hope iluit all her lines be cn-t in pll'IISIIIll pllll es. Mr. .lav I'. Seluiniboi'g. Mr. John A. Ixolim-r mid Prof, liemge M. Itni.i me living etiili'iiies that inuiicv l- not the groat iiiiu in lift . Thet have turned over in the Hernial. il.Vgionl Iteseareh Laboratories S.,nn.. mm tin v 111111I0 111 1 1 1 1 lit m during the war fn'ffl Hie sal,, "t Ihe lllllg Ill'-plell 111111". llll UH I u-iit ''in. 11! ihet iniiile op the (Ionium uiailr specilu know n as siilvarsiiii, tlrcater ilum the gift itsi If i. the ohjecl les-on il give- tlie wm Id. The work a limn loves assuiodl) u. like t II llie. il- ovv 11 lewaul. iriiut Do You Know? j QUIZ 1 VM ,, s Tat- ),, . . U1.1l 1I01 s lh.. alibi, vi.'itiou 'S I' U 1. M nn! im- .Mid whin Is Itu uansl.iii'.ii" . In v Imt ht.ito is ibe 1 enter of pupuUttnii 1.1 lb. I'iiiI"! Sl.iti s us dlsiliiH'.l m Hi. IVJii 1 elislls" 1 Win. li ol 'I'liin k. -i.i) 'm tlctlons Is A N'ivoI Without 11 lb 10' " .1 Wlin h iu., in.iiibirs of I lit- Harding -ih nut h.it. bpi chilli-cd traltilng "''' . 'inipnu in for tlleil posls' 1 Iu wlin hliin ill. I William I '.nn '-ui I" lb,- .Ni w Wm Id" '. Who Wloli I'llglltlis I'lilgless ' s iiini- tin i.ipll.ll 01 MisHoiirl ' ' What i 1 lllil.il ' n l-'iu wliniii is lb. .Miiuii'silli- 1 1 1" "' nn In!. 1111. 1 ill. i'.' Answers to Yesterday's Quiz I Intnl. il 1- a si'iicoiist Hue .'. 'I hoi VMltV ClllllilllllS in tlio No ft '""ll. go III lis full COIlipllllHIll in Pi. nil" bowivir, llictc aie usuallv six. 1 . I v.u uncles : 'lh.- t.ilin of uddicss of 11 ..ltdlll.il I.- I'11 1 in-i 11. in 1 1 IS) ml of law tin sin ci ssion to llu pres' il. lie) ui 1 use of Hie ib nth, ills.ililll" t' of lb., eh clod clih f niiigl.str.ile 1 n 1 Pn siileni. hi en tury of state s.e i.l.irt of tin- ti-eusiii). secictait of ll' flllolll. t k'l llrl il lllld So (111 dnttll in. I. st of inlitii, , officers iu tin iiul'i" "i ib. 1 -lal.li.-hiiii ni of tlu-ir pmlloli"" li ib. hisioi'i of ilin loiiuiit, liovv.v.r Hi. -in 1 1 -si. 111 li.n. nitii' gone bit. .in) t 1. V . e I ill. nt 'I i" iii ii .1 11 inollmi-iui tine inilu-irt 11P 1- ill l.t IK Angt los i. .-. iml .1.. 11 11 1 ..1 II1.1.1I11111 mnb.iss.i'bif '0 I'i. in. .- iln- proslib nl of "" "liiiiul of iln I -, utile nt Nations I" Wcllinu'i'ii K"u is 1 illh''in-iiisho.l 1 luiii- . ilii'l'.in.i 11.-1 mid Miitesm.111 H' tas iniin-llt llie liilniM'el nt ('''"'.( ' ibe t nil. il si,,,,, ,lM( t4 1()w ciniaso t. pn - lit. llll" III llu l.t agin "' Vil K 'iiml si , , , iN,, ,, .IM h. natioti-'l nib. ni "t lluvl .ml ' 'I "' ue "i 'in "r Hi- , llll. let latliln ' !' -in ' ll n Helm of Ails" mid 1 VI''. I!" Ii. .1 - inn an " I' 'li 111-1 1 'ui. I of tin- liridsli roi.it 1 il i- .1 gul h-i' title s "Tho Prli" Iter ,1 Q"r)l Victoria's eldest 1 liihl. wlui uiarrleil tho father o th former Itniwr b.'nl tho title of th lrlnc4s tuyui until lief marrioee. . W y.c- CfJIiV- -hsM-i . . - - -SWylHMl? f "lttl--yi t'Ai-l, "JW -. iar '"'lMVHt'-J' OS '....... -.1 t 1 tf!$mmt - Afftt' 1( t'J M$-MfM
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