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Suenlng JubUc f ebjer
PUBLIC LEDGER COMPANY
' CYlilti II. K i.luiim. 1-iirHiitr.Nr
Jehn .' Mitrim, ne Pr. niii nl b tl Treasurer:
Charles A. Tyier. Se.relaii. Char H. l.uiiif.
ten. Phl.U H. el in J"hn II. Williams .lehn J.
Ppurgeen. Ooree I. Uelvliinli'i, David 11. -niny.
Director. .
nAVin n mnr-Y .
.Editor
..IQHN i JIAtllN ilmi-r.il llui-men Manager
Fubllihril daily" at ri-RUiT Liivini nul'dlng
Iti lennd.?ni. bn.u.ir, Vi ,A1elpfi'a
AttANTIO CITT PrrsK-Vnttm ilulUlrs
Nw TenK !lrt4 Maitlann V
DcmeiT 701 l'erl nulUlr.it
Pr Let II . ...01J Ole&e-D'nn-rn-i HulM'r
'CniOlBO 1302 Trfbare Itulldlic
V1.VV3 lit r.E.AC-1.
ViSnlNOTOM IlflllC,
N Ij. i nr. lVnniu va-iU Ave. a-il J4'
NaT Temr ttcnKif The, Kim )lul 'U-fS
Londen uibf.ac Trafalgar riuild n
Sinn 'iitprui' rnr.MH
The nrviMi Prune I.rnnta Is eeriest te eub
erlhera in Pr I urie'i-h ,v nnn su-eune1l'-f; .s-vtn
at the rale of Iwelte !"'. cent! pe- wee' pnyajle
te tlie earn-r.
ny mull tn points ei's'd.. of T" i'4'p I- !
the I'li'ten s'atei i marin cr (m'1 S te pr
aiislen reH'ace f-ee fift i5ft i-its per rer rer
8lxlIrtie',artpr j'ifolnedn
Tn .nl, fe- srn fin" n ( tt Oe'.inr a r e"'!
Vetih P'.hacrltxri wil ' j eMrn cl.a-1
must s!e t.d a v r.i en i iijrire
"tn . 'Den rri m r
ki Tet. mus ldet
n'wM i. "j r ibile
I 'riit- r . p
Member of (he Associated Tress
T'ir tne'-rirrp rf?r - r-cmiv 'f
l(f.'rf M ' .,p.ih-(i n i ' r.l rut
Kupefc'l-s rrrr. r- M I' ,- . - (Uf, j c-A,ftl
! rtiii rnr,r c 4 ?'.i ' " irii "( p i' . J
f Jl'iri
All rtffi f . ' ' . .. h -t
p
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IVni rt" i. r r1
riillaflftphi. ulurHj. Orlnhr f, t'-l
; CHESTER'S NIGHTMARE
IF TIIK rinc nii-i n.iini'. of rhiluilc'.p'...rt
doesn't. iispniM with tli" in-int; '
it if tint bfniii li':-' i int i !iie lit haii'l
a liornb'e i-T.iiiinl m n'ef liurn!''1 '1 '1
"Bmple cf nlmt i.nl riiili'il g.inc i-nntrnl nti
U" tn n i "Himiii in . 'I'liat ia'iiil'' i
CliPit'i-
, In rlic cilil c.'in ! 'lin .m! iinli . - ..f
CheslT ni"! i.i li t.i i.uilai' '1 i" tl liiii i
.rooms iif i. iii- .i' iii. a! "I'll emitrnl!"! !
Mr. Mi'i'itin- ii I Ii rfhMi'.ainl ! ai't i"
.New tilings tli' sni i i tn bi' mail'" in th
ccllui nf buiitli'jrffi i-.
Mr. Iti- ant. n iiPtc ti' wlin umil t u
reuniN uf t!ie i-nj nt tin' iMiltntiun f nn
f(.iii"inti"iii i ouipixeil f nin' jiublp ypintv!
citiri-im hipI i U,-k.m .mi. mill Hotly nf n
.publii' mi'ilitiR timt I uiini iih'"t.:in rn
pagfil -j ..iriitnnl. . in tin- jirnlei,t'.i,n '
cniiiblitu In1'.- nn-' Mi i-ni" irwir!.
J!i". .iiiii!i"iiit nt nil tl'i- mill' '' tki '
bcarhis iii"n tn. j'iiitniil i .". ii I 'nw.itv
(?mint v.ii tli' viei'ii'ni ni" Mf I'lh-w
Ynrnnll. v Ii . n ,i ri i 'm1m ( i nt ilvn.nl
tui'J. fminil ili.lt i ;i iin;.ik4 i(b r, i;.m an
indirttiiri'.t n a . 1 1 -1 E"iiib.'.'. eniiUiii"il tn
till" riilllt wlir i" .1 inJe I!i '.en. .ill pri'iiil'-d
anil . '.iii'ilj l iiir'uiinl'il fur ti'lliic
vv'lial ii'irmiilij wmi il ! m lil. u liij'il.i
illiimiua'iiis irnili. In iui- rm'nt '. tien
Totes wrre a't iiunv a'ii Mmm-.I in tli" sii'i;i"
of Cln'slir
1'Apcs r. . :,"ii .': i-it'Ii1- . i a. a'" U'id
ttempfil in'w in i i."t-r will -In littl.- por per
manrrt s '. i i-ar: "t -!ini'.. n imn
tntinit. into a -ati' m' vin i" Htnl j"i ni'itie
fricbtci; it iiiiu ,i it n ji-'ri. al mnralitr.
Vlien rue fiiinipu'.l; ivMivi'iublf iH-epi"
Tlhe Bi" i in !- i: li- i'l"'t; supptirt. tn the
Rausi ili'i nl- ti ri-fnin uml t-i r,to;ni.e ilie
praetirnl m'P." nt" ili-'i'ii tii".ni'ipnl piri'ru piri'ru
ment, eiaitms eml'iin'i nf 'In' nrt tbat 1 av.-
1)tii brinen.; nbn it imi'.'nn: ?v i.imIi
Iili pnl.tiui auariij in Cli'-sfi will t-'
breKrn iiji. 1 mil tlmt rn.i1 iini-s t In Kti'ij;
ill nili'.
A SANSOM STREET OUTLET
ATUAiTir i:i:i.n:r . i-i . .bm .
prm tn'.il .il.. ni.'niiKil in t'l" ap-
plicatien bj -!i' V. U. r i ' i" T'lbh.
STif i 'i.iiii.-'-iuii .ni p' '!... ni t.i Jm
tracks en iinsnin .'i"'t li. ,.! 'Twetitipfli
nd 't'v pi.' v - f'nivl ii'i -
WliPti fill's inijn i nj l!r!. c-inbli-'.Pil
if will b pi..il.; i.'i' Wi".' I'.'alel
"p.llin pnis from W.iinii "..r". r te .aiiknin
na KijIitV !l..-ii.' iiiji Sjiisnm i.i T"pnf
sn'eml. w'm i i ! ,n , . ,' i-a lm, .'n
trucli-. iff mti . 'ailing '" tefh tl
Ciicsttint .'mil Wr'. t i 't -I'lz
'I'lii' iiftTiii'iiii lilnil,il mi Wnln .: f.-p"'
i ii-iulnr ; 1 1 ii-li !,e . Tin ivp nt
the S.i u-i-iii lri'. r uai-k.igi' lei hni.iPilmij
merp tlinn nn-ii ter neitb nnil unilli liu.'
would net . p. 1 1, at.-. iii.lv i'n nb'al mi'h.i.h'i
of tlie i'eiiij' iui i ijri-linn, li'it en a parlii!
reniril.v slienld br ap;it'i mml.
Tl.e nbaiideiiiiii'ijt. of S.m-'eiii -t i r i'n
eut-biiimd . it ".i .itbi'd .ni.i ..w: ..w:
ge te thi' Olffli'i!. i'l maintaining adi-n'iaie
gervlrc en n'ji' ..f tl'i iia 're'M't -tnwt- n
ten n.
I.ut tin' ' br.ui'' tli.- i'injs ' ii.i.'.jr
traflii" riilpi .I'nl ffain oilier n ; i .ub'i.-.
of M'liRl'--. A Mi.tisent pnfiiri'ciiifiit nf a
traflii' nn! . n jk-.:.' "ii- r' jipp -..arv,
Sanseiii '.'nn. I'ld ln'rn it of flip fa'r v
Bxpedituii.s ..pi rniimi nf treliji nii'l .'n'
thp W'nniiii -i.pi'f I. 'in i n nf burjmi.
jrew n In'nb'i a'1'
Tin1 I' ibiii Sri' ' miiM i .ii.n w 1 nn
fcr a favor upon .i lumisvi .J nub .. b. .iip .iip
tieniiiB Hip -nti'ii Lug i' tli" t.e-i-nuarp
ceniiPi'tmg uii'whv
MRS. BELMONT WONT RUN
i 1V1 te r, tni . t -: ! v i j'.i'ji
j rn' n. i -; ii VI-,. ii.-r ire .,; run" hi
J lual.inj ' ;1 g'a I in - .n a "tn'i'inn.
il that f an-int b. i . . '.: - ',.
Uenbi'.f tl r an l-iilrr- m i'ip arP1
rirp i njr of t Vi.u.jii r.i ti t , i
b" irofeiiiidi nniinv.'j ' Ir,. lin'i.ii.M 1
ippiulnjt )aU nf i miiiilfiii n n'.'l nu)it,nii
Hut tbnp I n i n! i im ' H '' nn'; pn
in pehtb" w' 1 1 fiiiiiPiJ 'I In" nnii eii's
movement rnjii in t i i i. ml" tn Hp,iear
foelinll bPl'nl'i I !.. s .ml M.'.n te i'P" pP'Ji
erlj Mfirtru.
Win .1 tli" I'ai .1 ... ii i.ti.pr lain.- ar
ruled t wnln i, v i.i i iiM.in ,-n- L' 1 I.
rreinen. wlirn t l-i - a ,a. l'lPiidpnts e'v
whern and '.uh Isrn.ile -- v .n'l. in a "nrd
innn Iiiik fniitnl t nal ' ri 'b" i.-i...
ami net etiiiil "i : mat ie" n l.nlr
I'residi'iit nt Wat-! .'is'e I'u'il t!in tup
UnitPil Stntp " 1 jp i i 'tr'icslp 'nc
with iiiiisp iliii" ''! ."'I i n:n! nn . .- ainl
will bp ti'lki-il i f ' i ' ni'!' p"" . " ."
first gi i.t'i'iii.Hi ' i i '.i 1 "
FOOLISH SURTAXES
Ri: I S I M nl 1
iipmi b i.i ' . m
I i rut - us 'i
In n c i . ii .
I. I II . .t'l Ji I" In !
irill nlii'M' "i.i
iiiceiuei'. bn urn - u.. ii i ni i :... -.--ilem
weu.d biisi'si
At pit-sent a . .11. '. r.l. ,u an m. of
SJOO.OOO pn a nn in..' t. ! (," i'"t
JltiU a siirtuv nl ."hi pi '.' I i.-i-. !'i"
IirepOM-il law br ... 'in : n nniinu! t.'X il
H per c t nt I'tnl a -";tr. of ."i" nrr e ni . 1. :i
thin si. .In is no ii. b ii. i. iar;ir for a
jnar wif'i " iiimi..'iii. .i, m i Tan tnr a i J i
-with an i'i ! i. -'. ". At eii-.i-iit i'n-
tax e'j .i ni'i. v'!' m iii'e.ii. in i m - - et
$1,000,001) i 7.". i i' nl. lin IihIiiik both tin tin
liermnl ami tl p sii.-ui.
The rniiiiiiHt. ' Him"! it one tln.p en u
MUTtax nei te i' i" ;;n pi "nt. Itnt i r.i
Senators hi lunging In lin Minn-r-'' If m 'n
hinted that tins w.i i m . igb I'lmugli. Tin
llftVO bi'i'n li.nuijlit il it I. i'ip si Iii. i' I i.ii
teacher Hint tin a mu li.imi. of wu i '
ought tn b" p I ' ml In. I 1 I.' w
ulieuld be se ni.iiii i ,n i i pi. i. .i, s,, .ii , ,
piJSblbb'. i'n' ii . i. i liiiini e: ,iij. lei un
it i pnprli r m , ;. ,i ' 1.1 v ,. 1. 1 .,-!
lUillcii'e el iinin rl.ing i. ! 'in ,; i .
realise that c-r t., i- pa i I e.i i" i .p
(;4nHUmcr in sum, ' iv. nml Imi ir i- ,e
Tiemlcnlly wrong te ' a in ni"r tax mi a
WiHHiHHHH9IHIEBIEyTIMiflMHDflHW$T)v ii"JWPIi'' Ee.iw PCfflli ir in,sl'spsfi,.;: BBsra- B
"tpJp?v - ' - f-'-'wtf.T - ' -Wi-ifimmww- - ' " wl''''"""""'T''''"-r'',',wl : . , , . . .-,, ., . ,, - .- . vui'int4riiqp.hfba.-) -- AaH
i i i i i 111 i wm wmwwwwmm m i m mn mml.. 11 ! M i i I ill m ill i. n n . . Hi a M , n-vw " j i " I 1 1 w-binmmh
man with an Income et ?1 ,000.000 than en
ten men with nn inremc of $100,000 ouch.
It freiinrntly hnppetis that the man with
nn inrenip of $100,000 vnakci a bigger per
centage of profit mi 1 i-, business than n mail
with an imetiip of f-1. 000,000. Yet this in
forgotten bv the demagegi" tax teviers who
scelt popularity !.. uuik'tms the man with
n bis Income Mnipi;. because the income 1h
Mr.
ALL THE JOB COMBINE
NEEDS IS ROPE ENOUGH
Then. With the Assistance of Controller
Hadley, It Will Hantj Itself en
Its Own Gibbet
Fit. I 1JKS supplied te the C'ty f'einuil bv
Controller Hadley were ued by the .lob
Combine majority as justirieatien for de
feating Mnjer Monre's erdlnanie providing
for the nbmU--ieu In the nppveval of the
pp. pie al tln November eleotieu of a lean of
$',).IRlfl (IIMI.
.Mr. lladley'i fisures herei) that tlie-e j
were S07.000.000 unencumbered lean fni I
and that S'JJ.OOO.OOO of this animiiit was j
available for iinineillnte use. !
The (.'oiitreller's ligjrej rt tnesenteil that
half truth whiih l uinrp de-eptire than a
deliberate lie
The -le ) Combine maieiliv ha" ned t'.iem I
ter tie p-irpese of (leeching the people.
knowing tnat the i-iinelu'iens which they I
intended slieuld be drawn fmm I hem are
unjustified.
Controller Hadley co-eper.ttPil with the
opponents of the Administration -n n plan
te tie the Mayer' hands and' prcient hi in
frm.i iiifi'.in; cent.-aets for necessary imbii,- i
vevk. '
I oinieliev iled'"V ilis'--ls -nai .
;-n- in lii-i'll '. ' '
I
'I he t i m li i- 1'ial tin- m , i .".I i u"n-
i.mbereil" lean UiiiIh t'nit appni en the
hook of 'he Controller aie net uiieinuni
beied. The giea'et pan of the i,m I' eirmiiike,l
for pe. ibI v-erk atni can he 'pen' fir noth
ing "-f T!.e'.e is S.'I'i.OOO.OOO that can b
ine.1 for neihing hut the deve'.opnienf of the
lunar an! e' MKed system. The isue of
the lie-nK ) -s h"etl autherised. I I the
n-e-i j ims -i ' been hi ri-iiwed an-1 nun never
bp hoi rev e I
Tl.ei'- " nun. "I'D for I it- l'l.b'i- 1 b.aiv.
b r '1 e i.Tbi of the il'v te borrow tlu s'Mii
.r te nii'inl t i 'iisimted in the itmi
'lin re s ss-rie.000 for the im;ireei.ii-!i' of
I'p'rtv'iie evir'.e si.utli of Snyder m"' ''".
nln-'j .antint ne : nl until Hgrcni'-i! l.n-
1ip11 inn
I with the propel tv "v lie s f-.f i
tli" i land.
g- . with iii.liit.iii i.p.e sr.'i !
ir'- The i etujiiirat "'. v. mi! .
ii.iily available will be al. ir!"-l I
r, 'n be let befeip .lanun-v 1.
t.ik.nc ""
And .i
miHimi
sum thai i
by ini.ti.n r
A f--v ii-1 1
liMgntien is
atrhfirire :
n inure may be sjn-nr ' ,in
..iile-l or when the ',) t'.iin .1
Majer M..--P "ued t-" 'he io-e ru -,..:)
of tlie Cni.-i 11 ii gettu.j th-- appt ira'. if
t' e people fy ,i inan sn that lie might spetm
ether sum ter wm'- Iui) ertrivelj m ided.
Tae sewer pregiaiu ie-i .ii-ed S",."00.neii :
i nustr i. t.en of tl,. M.pi.spii City ll.vll
annex lanr.e, go e-i i.i.'.l n lean of JI.nuD.iiOe
is Rr.'hev..'.ed : wm', mi the I'ren l.i'n in;,
i.innet he larrled ! wit'.ie-.t an appre-':'i-
tn'll "f 1 .OfH)."1"' : S '.OlHIJlOO is nenli-d i'n i-
-,i i.ipbtnm e: t- Ves. s.-j n:. 1 I
S.-uiii. aim tiini-e tuuii M.iiiie.mii i- i-.-n ..rul
ter tl ,i- ti-i:i : iiuild.nss f t .e le-n-
"ral IIe.pif.ll and i-'iici h:n itrhh- iustitn-
IIOII".
IS .1 tin i e.l'.' i"P'i 'c-1 i-J C'l're "i
Ili'ilev's ri sleaiimj f.g.iiei. br.s sSi, t '.tit
the Mail
.fiellii 1".
r ni.nv
Hive t'li mnlK" I
til"
1' -rhap- i'
! ,ii,' nnpi -1 i
r " ell ll.lli 1 .is .li .'
I'l.e Jeb t "iil.lbit.e 11 l-i !!
I .1
pni-entiy ie de.l i
irei-i-!iieiils e , 1 1.
; la j ill" gai..e '-.
IT" p.-eils of t'n
. in. Id up all pi.bl!" :
I' III two V'-.lfs mi,
p. .'.ill- s witnn it rrgaid
i If. Il" It si, all pn
!
I e
'.i. ut. as i' si.-nis liwpii.i"-. te nn t.,e ii-f .
will knew . thp ii"J:t mayeraliv e"('.-.i.
vhiit 'lev can erpeit from a "Hi'ii. nine of
tlie inirracte" mrht in power.
In th infiinfim,' n sliei.lil be 'ptipi b're i
lhat I'liii'i-fiili-r Ilai.iev. who i pliiv i- ai-'Cg
w r.i 'iie Jeb Combine, is st.,'. n eui di'lan
and has n- t vet been clr ted In s.re f-.r lie ,
nr fe"r -pa'-s, although nominated by i'n
'.1le organizntieu en the IJepujiii nn tike'.
t the voters like tills k ml of a nan for .
r.-Tie''.er. a mnti who g.ves e.i' br f t-i'l ?
1 at hive the effeet of lies. wl.v. of "-.rs", t
the. .an ele t ii.in ; !,-'t n v . ,.' t .ete
r-'v.e' i". tl'P m i-t de " 'v '" !.'. e-p. ,
OJiin 1
THE WHISKY FLOOD
01 MCI M. 'bnrg. s ..f giP-ri .
i r.i" lViera pr .ll.tin i -
i .- Sta'e, ferwarin d f ' ri "
1 Id -i.es ;esteriley i-v a f- "" p
ii1-. gl,eil IO Iiiak' a pe,ii' "i'i -.
'.p' --1
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se lib
Jlt.nn.
. f ' III
,. -g! ' lis irpr.se no i n w 1
tie er of sigilt ai'i ht'tn mg
T -e ' . hi p'l ,1 le-ig-
n rt-t i t 1
..p.
! i
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' a . i and v imnt nn :i l' i.s
d-e-,i the run ilp'.mil na- giir."
-, ii g'i " te wi.: i pu'l e
a-
III.
1, B.i
nl U e
t-ad- are 'i velveu, and ti. "a'-P'.'ii-e
aie jmpl'.. a'ed in ' niei
.mail iini.i:iiif!' -. no -.' nn
in -iv "' er knew
I i. a- 1). -!i :g.ze-'il i- ! '
P M I
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e 1,111 II
t .. ." i.'u iii that : Sta'e n
l,.,' i .. i er l.t'i'iiii.i' dienelie
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i . at t. " e.niiei gm
i.i 1 1, isi n nn . ,r;.i
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v .i ,n' Mils'! ii.'."
, ht s i, I ! "f d in
ti.e me- at, i' h
VI It I Mil "UK 111
vnnrV Milne let
11 ' -v silo .Id ',
. ,- ti
'i'i .iimp'
ip. rn- -
,ne
oil
1
Wh.-'.v .
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i-nt.ti.'. I
i v a s a r
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tiibn'ei s m. i!il. i . 'n'
S-,,1" I finiii"i wit1.
T'
I -mill Pi
a'lei 'ni..
i. .-am!
.'i '.a vi'
,' ..'.I'.'-IIS lit V I.'-'.. V I Ii .lb
till'
I...
f 1"
t i, ii en 'aws we in: i
ii e Pi.Qi'i.'ie'i 'v rn b '1 '
n - -i 't,t nt in Mr. V
ll
-.:.i s.,.11,
tea.;. Talk
nt 1 -v ...en
ii-" a i ' -i' i 'ne i."v law i. ,,r
g . . '.. ii .. ..1 . .'.'
( 'ei.i.iM'.ii- in I'i n s- ; ,n a "
fi'i-enl luni . e.iini.ni.- ri Cl.ii .!.. .
Vi. ' .Miii 'ia.nt"i .n i'n f- ',e.l
iinlit! -s and liii'iB ' di'.g : In"
inn d.f
11 1 i"i
of v nid
liei-h r's
1 mie nr" iiinlni' in
w ith wliie',1 1 npir, 1
front, d 1 v 1 1 i dav 11
bin bifni'i llie llnv
'h 1 ' i an inn'
,inet iiivi t.';nlnr-a-i
I vi , lillg in v 0
1Me1l s I'll s v i 1
. , 1 1 1 mi fri 1.1 I ,
1 ci-t r ie t' iiipf.itieilsi
u.ent elln pi s are mi
In i.' iw . 'I he jnoll jnell
1 'iiuf-ii' j a i.n-ii mi -.
1 i nml iiin.v of ginfi
. 1 1 1 - in 1 , te-, 1 tn - h v
' I ii- 1 p fi in 1 -,1
. nnl 1' '1 .1 a w arie
b'-di'v in d b iifiri ' 111"'
in I's.ni gi .11.
Tin sm tniii s.ggi"t.'ii t en W.liiai.i C
M.Cniini.l. '.nlj 1 'i Ml appeiiiii-l 11- 1 'in I
dim ter at the -li.rstmn or S.ii.iinr Pen
rnfp he fired with hi. eigani? iHeii senndi
EVJfiNJLNa PUBLIC LEDG Kit
ominous. It cannot be fully tinderstoed
until Commlssieiier llnynea sees fit te P""'
lisli tlin detailed reports of his agent. Sur
face evideniei, visible te everjhedj, suggest
little hut confusion in the enforcement or
ganization mill H.uileinatic lolntten of the
Velstead law everjuhere ie the State. The
bootlegging syndicates nppcar te have a
better organization and mere menev than the
Federal tJevernment can bring against them.
It ought te be tenienihered that the spc
i !al liiHpeeter make no attempt te put a
blanket Indictment en the entire force of dry
agents. What they sn is Hint the enforce
ment organization Is no corrupted that it is
impossible te tell (he innocent from the
guilty. There is In that assertion nn im
plication of something mere serious than
grnft nnd bootlegging. There is n sugges
tion of n break-down of law- made certain
bv weakness nnd corruption in the only
s.vste.ii which the rederal tievernment has
ct devised te maintain its authority.
It is dlflleull te s-( what Mr. Havnes can
de. e' en if he is le necent the recommenda
tions of his special rcpre'cutatlvcs and dis
miss McCnnnell and all Ids agents. Perhaps
Mr. Veb tend himself and the extremists,
who want bene-drjiiess or nothing mi-jht be
ailed in te offer hIii and practical sugges
tions ie the 1'rehlbltinn Ciuiinilsieni v.
BLOCS
M 1 haven't n Hltlc him weiklug for
J VO
i in Congress leu aie woefully nut of
.trie and out of link. And von probably
are a salaried man. I'er nil ethers in this
free land seem te have special blocs aggies
slvdv Puling in the Heuse and in the Senate,
There ate a Western bloc and a Southern
linn a tiniineiul bloc and a manufacturing
bloc n labor bloc nail a farmers' bloc. There
are wliiipeud rumor of n rum bloc, ami,
of miir-p, the drv bloc I one of the mesl
i etisnii'tinii n1' ail Seme people believe that
',..-. ; ii M-iall alie furtive Ku Klu bloc,
b'-.l that leinnins te ne sr"ti.
A Id - Is n - omlihintien of Senators or
Itepresen'a1 ives held together by sectional
consciousness op sjinpathv for peme pitr
th ular caue and willing te disregard paity
iines nnd iiaity tradition tn achieve a par
ticular end. Thus ti'p new and swaggering
agrarian bloc includes both Democrats and
Hepuhlicans. I' i..t- i reated something of a
panic among i ,,p- native leaders and has
Managed te have it. i.v ,i way in rnanr in.
i-nt c-iises n:i-l ... i al'v te I'tigbti-n men like
Senater Ledg" :,i .1 Senater I'enies-e (.ul of
ll eir normal e .- -i -ii''v
The ngrainin bin is ivpn.i1. It iea'.s,
n.-f and thinks f n ii p -'r.-eiests of the Wel
nnd Seuth, and b.i : n- 'lillmntc purpose
tie vrein lii'ig it lO'it'.al lOiitrel in Con
gress from the K.i.t 1' - often Inlked of
as n fanneis b Hi' il Is meie thnn
that. It r p-e....ii- '"in i.e-iies of Western
and Se'itheiu b'l.'i . nml bankiug groups
a well as tin li.'eipst . f tlie farmer.
As t'ae W.-.f ati-1 'in Se-iin are being in
dustrinlized the- ..!. 1 ei-eining concerned
nbeiit mnfei 'it" iii- rirff and f night
rate-. It v. is -,gifn ant 'hat th" agraiiau
bio,- l.egnn :: pi.-nt i ni.ipaigii m the Sen
ate with a .ten a:.d t,-f b-i" f e'.i' t rates.
T'.at means tl at
tie Cnliieri 'a li ..'
l.CVVlv elgatl'-' '1 '"1!
We-'if.i shipper and
evvei - a ' f-11 ns the
rs !,. . ii -id te light
in W n-i.1tiari.ii I.
the j, ret. linti ,'ii.d even ,
, a. tin v sep (, have
tl e ni'iv iiegi vv ' . 'i
h." n Inn lop; niei .,-,
Tin- .alaiii-d I ."i
i -il bv tin-- I. al.
hp mie iin-niiii!ere.l
in Uip i n'liiti v is
1 n'l tl i. There ! no
n Wa-loiigten. Tln-rc
be one Ti.e .alaiipd
btl.V In Je 11 i tin- w nr"
in. i
i- id'inl te-aa -1 ill
i"',v a s.ip, ta'-'i- i.
,ir il lean's li' .
i.abl: '
'I -. ..l-'i .itl'l' '
V'a ii'.n;'..:'.
in.
TOLLS CASE SANELY VIEWED
rnlli: uitii. il- - ' .
J, i i.ii.i' i' I .ii . -
. i -Ii.eii..ii intei ua-
- ,ii the tae of a
ll ie-pp(.i'ie of the
, .ion i, i,,e Hav -
tiapl.n al'v depii te,
tli sp, id' i ' of l lie late
ii 'iig li . ei'i upaiicy of
i -r i ,e Cm t of St.
i iii" parrii ulariv
I l.v
Am'
at
Pin
-uii.i I .il a. ',
Pa
l "lete 'I t -J
,! pnlllllfl I ' the
WHiTe' II. l'llC"
. oust nf tr.l a. -1
.1 lines. T. "se ' '
"e:ln 'eaii'm-i 'eilav
-i ii.pi. ii? n."i u'
lillt I -I '.i e'" " I,"-.' '
L"v .1 wit .i .t r.t"
I.e. oiitrevi i .v . i' I
v '., t1 i- question of
i ." ;..- ship fiem
I -ie 'in- Senate.
i.g urn "i" merits of
in I ,sv te i eeuueile
Mr. I '.oral -i.,.-.s
v ith hi
.P'..telt n
in ig ....! pal f":
v of f xeinp-
ii,p iJisiiitnn-
..ei.t
gi" at
'ntlfelPlll "
i pai.iip'i.
pre
.a
1 1 n li.
ie te
though
his in-
ni
rial. e.
i Jinn' ing. 'vi , ii .. 'it
p.l - --IlllS of ifpi.l 'II v
.ii'n'tien of ih" lansuae,''
Pii'inrefele Tn.liv w 'i
jeg.c, the efi. i I or ill. In t t
vhi'-h I'n -nli-nr lisnii, i
1 inierei.s eii.iliel f !!ev. .1-1
' n!er that the
p..ir 1 1. eir fou
nt i e I 111 i
i.ni'npi nchable
p'illil.g the law
nl- the aid nt
ans. s ic, ceded
in '.nv mg pa'scd ny iii" :
ipipsfieuibv intiiie". v, i
n.'iit. i.t the 'aili!i.;t'.:i
Itightlv or "rnniv. i
licves vnh I'lil.'i Koe'.
'ate Jeseph II. C.ma'e 3.-'
i' at the we-i'.!ng i I .
Trea'v i ilear. and ".at
i-init", -Miiihl uil
ii ufsitPi) adjust
.a' '..
at ISiitam be-
'itri Pag.-, t'ae
V.'ni.nrevv AVIImui
Ila.v PllUJl" pfnte
t v il, net !utif.v
the nrrogat'eii
M e, ml pririlP;
bv
nut
f'l tsp'f llf I
a
vs'i'ls juisslng I
I
I- and, has been I
t reiich in- 1 l.. 1 1 ...
Sk'll.l'el C. t t.f I. he ,r
t-'-freshingiv expl 11 1.'. li-e
1 ,011 in m: :s.-il te siipper
Tells P.il . supplementing 1
1 l.e evpi-i ..e, 1 en-11 lien
iiiiil'e" l.c"ild be ' '1 n- I ',-
A - :,'gi"tinn "f 1 ' urn
i iii-- er.-iiui" .i tii' te, I.
j ill- 1 ire. 'I I e 1 a- '." mie
t ic nl i-xt-eiil' 1 v 'na.. ' b iin
lis well .,s i t iii, s.
.i'n of medi rn
1 .e Itetnii I'rre
'. iT.'imeut with (
nt 1 in whole
.1' ' :m nt '.Mil.
k I". i r tncti'S
:; .iii, 11 nt this
1 .1 v I ., 11 prnc --
I". 1 i- ognitieii
WHAT EDUCATION ISN'T FOR
DI( Mini KACKL.V.
as ip 'el'cgi . ne".
Mini KACIsLN, fin- pre si, , ni of !
d im' vr. rv himself
1. mini," ever the in.J'.f ' ,t a 1 elli-ge j
ed'ii utmii Will ever ,,. nicessnrv tn give a
iiin.-in a gen-l s,i in j e t ,,n.
He fnbl th" 'n.-ii gruipta'es ii. t!n (lly
ve.'erdav t iin ' he h.nl I nevMi ve ng men te
gn iii 1 elli'ie iii 01 dci te sfi ui ndiinssien
tn 11 s, Jetv llel.l .' hl'-li tie wnuli hi ox ex
1 i .i.ed ntlici vi le
II'- heji'd lint tl " .ifi.ii ' m'.cget, would
never nttiint iniialv an I. ,. mis girls, but
ti.at thev would di-.t" t'n :ii.(i-.es te the
training of juiiiig "ninii v he are lucntally
ecpiippeil t pielit i.j 1 igh'-i ciii. ntien.
There i no !iit. i.g wha, t . niture may
h.i'u, let it has 1 r v ,-t hup;p:mi that 11
woman". n in1 - ,.s.. .:,. d.-pindint en
the lunei.i.i ' fn 1. al e hp in inn the pos-
, I' ' 1. 1 ;p a-1 . ml t.i t and
harm that hi ' ig '" ' -onus In a vvemin.
She mn' he hi'niv nriinti-d or net. it mat
ters little. And shi may he p.. h or peer,
ll is iifiti.neu f t ,11 in.iii a rich vntnig man
1, 11 lu-irrled 11 peer ;,.rl and I. (ltd her Ie hi,
.ii i,tl live! 1111 re v 'ie, an. e tin- gill had ilmm
iniiilm ihainis u.i.t (dip iitmii ciuiiini give
ni tnki 1 way
I.. I". '.mill ' ' 1 "' u! piis.tinn hi,' 1
;, .,.. , il lini'ii' 'i'n t! 0111,11 tl.ei I,,,,!
n ,,,1,11 I .'li lie 'i -atn-li ( til. T 1 miie,, inn
bi.v
liibn .ilii-u ,- d' - . ible
, 11 ,i.e 1 eir ' iipn "v te
but net In eid.Hg lie 11 '
for It will net de it.
tm Wi, nun u u
iipuii laiing I t. ,
vial epiiuiiuiiiiii .,
BULL ADELBH1A, SATU-UDAY,,
. ,t AlvT TXTTP.'R-RTTPTTri'Nr W ' K
1 ... - - - - ii ii . '.-I' U '
U. S.-BRITISH RATE WAR
! Alexandria Cotten Fight May Open I
! Series of Reprisals Among Ship
pers en Beth Sides I
i,
lly CLINTON W (ilLIIKItT
WHAT may de'elnp Inte n geneial rate
war between lioverniui'iit-ewned Ameri
can mid privately evned Hrillsh shipping
has started in the ipiarrcl ever Iraiisperllug
Kgyptlan cotton from Alexnudrln. On geed
authority it is understood that American
mles from Alexandria are te be made 00
per cent of the ISritish rates, and that pi-CH-sure
is te be exerted upon American con
signees of Kgjptlan cotton net te accept
shipments in nnj thing but American bot
toms. The Kgyptlan cotton dispute illustrate
the held which the Hrllish have upon ship
ping and the extent te which Oevcniinent
ownership nf ship by the I'lilled Htntes
complicates inlet national relations. The
cpinrrel ever inte irein Alexandiln has been
going en for a jeni. There is much fault
en both sides. At one peit it is understood
the former Auiern nn Shipping Itenrd de
manded that all cotton fiev that pert should
travel in Amerii an btieni in spite of the
fact lhat mine liian one-half of the staple
gees te lingland.
Rl-'cnXTI.Y. nn agieement for division of
the tinllh- being in si'jht. the two
Aniericnn line epetating te Alexandria, the
t'nltcd Aiiierii.iu I. inc and Hull & Ce..
having Shipping l'mard vessels, made an
offer te cair i niten which was one-third
lower than the i nl nrnle by the Liverpool
Lines Ceufeience. the organization of ISrit
ish shipping euin-is piling te Alexandria.
llut this did inn in lug the American lines
cotton. Other things than rate enter into
the question. The ni'teii shippers of Alex
andria have an oiganlzatlen. Tlie question
of rcceptiiig the Anieiican offer came be
fore it. Ai tlnn had tn be unanimous, nnd
one member steed nit for nccepiing the
higher Hilti-h lat". s, tm. higher Hritish
tales w ere ;n i cnli d
The )i'-' sfi-i i i.iturnllv for the Amei'
cans net en'v te i it still luithep ra:s mi
notion, but nn all ttalhV fiein Alexnndrin.
nnd te ue fenngnees heie in the same w in
to suppmi Aiii"inaii pels as vhlppers in
Alexandria uie ued te support Hritish ship
ping. And. of ienise. American consigners
will ngtc" te demand the advantage of tlie
lower rates that Aiiieriian ehlppliig offers.
TIIH issue nmr hlill be c oiupfeinlsed, for
ai'iniieutlv nil ihtil Aineilcnii f-hippiiie
desii-' i an i-rpiltahie division of the cotton
shipments ftmii Abvandi-iii between the
Anii'i-lciiii line, and tin- lines of the Liver
pool I'enf'riine If it is net, the war may
spicad. fn" i miif titlmi between American American
evxiinl sliippnig, whiih Is trying tn tinil a
p!a.'" in v.., i I.i tiid". and ISritih shipping,
which is . m il lislini. i inevitable, uiilcss
I the two i an gel 'imciIpi and divide the field.
whleli tln-v him- list luilfd In de ill Alex
andria S lch shipping dispnirs would he com cem
p.iratnelv unimpniiaut If thev v.ere only
lietwei-n the innate inten-s(s nf this c-n mtry
nnd tlnne of Hunt ISiituln. l'.ut the Amer
ican ships nn- (..)'. i nmenl -nwned. I'elilnd
1 1 em i- lb" I inted Stales Shipping I'.nnul.
nnd sn,-nitin- them i thp taxpajers'
money
liate-. i.itnig is tin Aineii.-in lievcniinent
making a dine ngiiin,t l!i ,ti-li shipping.
ini-e it s'.u-ts the--,- me lnipe pnibliiileu of
ditlii iillii-1 in i.-latmiis between this teuntiy
and i.ien I'.titain. Tlnue is the I'tilted
Stati. Mntrip A' I. v. hiili has never ln.cu
ftiferi "d b ,i vhifh. it fiifnt-i-cd. wiiiihl make
the ciilr in- e nt feri .gn ships lutn Anietiran
pert i nsrlv Tk.-ie is, fui iner. Hie question
of l'.v ani'i I'liiuil te'N. which I'lpsidciit
Harding is nn-intis m keep from coming tn
n spttl.-i.il tr In Cnngiess beiniv the I'm Kic
and I iiitiii!'.in.'iit Coiiteienee.
GvlSTAT P.illTMN and her , ., I .:ile.. loe,
T have the peivi'i in tiiake leprisais in
pnrt and c-nn'.iug stntimi a'l ever the veild
i out roll i d b.. I. iti-li intfiests, am Ann i ! an
ships iiui.v be pine d nt a iiKulvni tagc.
Taiills in tin- coleiiies may be ere led agaiii'i
i'. Iiisr-iiiiiiuntlen of various kind mav
br prm li""d.
I th nations appeal nnxieis te avoid a
lash ever skipping, and the ISritish !nv
p'-ninent mav take a hand in this Alexandria
dr-piite te efl'-i t a fair diti ibtitien of iralli'.'
iin' aveit a rate war.
l'.ut as ii i, tie shadow of what has r.l
wavs tiireatene.I .inee the peace of P;-.ris,
shaip coinpeti'ieii en tip high sins fr t,M
lairving trad" of t!,e world, hangs ever
tin cenleieni" which is 1-00:1 te meet here
an I whi.'h il is Imped ".ill 1 "s-ilf 111 closer
plntiens miin'K lia tl.iie great ceiiunprcial
rivalti in thp Pacitn .
SHORT CUTS
Th.-t was some i.-anf strelcli in the
n-rentli.
ISaseball deppstei .ipp.
nlhep needle.
ar te need an-
Man. 1ip il
indexes alone.
noted, i-nnr.et live by caul
The slogan of the Yanks new i
smiling Mail; '."
Hnll,
Mr. Ilmllev is pet
Just what is In- 111V
in p'llirics, he says.
As a daily bliinui irr.
is in a class bv ilspif.
the slacker list
There Is every ir.dii ain.11 that the per
cited tax Im! v. il! be t.i 1 I'mia pcifcct,
Kxistlng -meinpleviaeni liv-rCv accentu
ates tli" abi'.-ilitn s nf exisiin immigration
law-.
Theie xva inci.'jit.nn veslPtdnv morn
ing tl.iit thp Weather Man was warming up
for thp Giant
And of cnii'-se ther. is n'.wavs the pnsl
bililv that Mr. Had" "ill net be ill politics
nltei th" eir. I'm,.
We gntln
distance that 1
pliived in a in
Ii-n-n Pole i.teund long leng
si'.mli is the finest gnuic cvir
spam r
The le' nl gii! "lm inn nwny with the
innn l.er iimther jik.i.ind tn marry at least
knew hew- te avoid genu g a stepfather.
Wp could get n.eie 'ev i.t nf chaiimiiu
LbsIem's report of 11 M.imki, 11I1O pavrell cut
if there wete 1"'S iiijeia-ln. nietil in the
L-nuntJ.
What the Limitations of Aimnnnnt
j Ceiifi-r"in " appears in rie-d mst new is a
gn.nl press n.'ent I 1 ' i.l.lir.g i,,.. ith up.
i t llllitlll Hlill ellfllMM.l-n
When the -ales tn . , ,j,lu.s law it vviii
t.e no flanks in ( m.gre-s (engiiss is
moving tewnid it v rh iih.-tunt f 1 1 I xvliib
Public I ipinien ims! .
The Sninel bill i b;.- 1-0 inenns a p". -
tixt snies 1. . i i.'f bill it seems , ,
lieurei tn plain coiiiinen r.pnse than inceiii"
inx tilil.etPi'Hjiavi i-vc-r been.
A N'- Yerk vagis'raic gave a pn.,..i,. 1
"tlllltv dlivs tn tie v nrkliuiM' ler ri ihlllee
tn bin 11 hnw te be a u"i tleiiiiiu " 'In, hard
11 task f"V env warden m- irustv
As tin- W.lltei V 1 nihil' imprint aie
lunkiiiK "'I kinds nf pnssibl" uin-Msi s, seni.'
,,f them ni" g mg te he right ami will (j
cuiieid' riibb bi'iiggiiit, about it Inti-i en.
usi. I forbidden nn the Piinietuii
1, ;ii. pi. s ntli 1 1" 1. M. b'-eini- it In ep 1 1,,'
tuiitl'hll plii" is nvMik. W'h, nut abeli.h
.tiidv lui'.i. ' it ilisli.i'ts lin 11 minds?
Wlii 11 eluliel I'm Ins. Itil'l'ctel- of the
ilerans' Ituii'iiii 1 iinrgci that the tluvei n
nieiit fariiii'il disiibinl ven-ians te sweat
simps h" he ilihei said tee much or Iuq
little. W hut is ii'-i'ded new is explanation
or proof.
OCTOBER 8, 1921 ' ' ,H
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NOW MY IDEA IS THIS
Daily talks Willi Thinking Philadelphiais uu Subjects They
hneiv Pest
MISS SARAH EMLENCONARD
Talks of Animal-Rescue Werk
ANIMAL-l.liSCI'li work does a f
si-rvii ( for the i itiens of lltiv cnv.
i rat
mil
enlv Innn tin- hiimatill.'irlan staudpniiit, bill
also limn a sauitniv point el view, nci Hid
ing te .Mi.s Sin nil i.iii'i'ii Cnniird. spciclaiy
of 1 ,.e Mmris l!riii'e lm- Sick and Sufleiing
Animal. .
"The growth of wmk like euis." snld
Miss t'ennnl, "I'uiiiishes an inde of the in-(le.-.ii-
in hiinian.t.iiiaiiism in the cniintiv.
It was net s, M.rj- long age lhat iieciiitinuH
such ns euis v.eic uuklinwii. nnd ihe helpless
animals whiih had bn-ii injured nr were sick
had nn human nid in their misery unless
their evvueis were hi.niaiie eueii.h in see
tliat tlipv leepived Ihe treat iniit which was
their due.
'I he I'li.st Steps
' Oiiginally the laws nn thi ubie. I wete
liev si, linn h the nuti'enie of humane princi
ples as thev were fm the pintectlnn nf mil
i.inls 1 ensideied fis pmpiM tv. and in the m di
nar law crueltv te animals bv their owners
wn an oflense puni'hahle by law nnlv when
it breanie s aggravated as te In-, nine 11
niiisnm e.
"The liiiieteenlli century, hevvcier. with
It general tenileiicj tuvvard lh eig.mi.a
ti, 11 et plnluiithrnp.i. was quick te npnate
In iin. dlrei tiuii, and perhaps this inipul-e
'ves fi'iii L' tied bv the inhumanltv nf the iwn
entuili-s lirccedilli: ill llililll'i.'llill iml enlv
I tevvnid nnimnls. bu. nNe lietn inr, 11 toward hi
I own kind, linglnini was the first in the tn-ld
I In ihe ptotcetien of nnimals fmm i-iuel treat
! m it, and the first ergaui.alimi inr lh!s
pu.pese was lernieil ihere in ls.i, aliimugii
nen 1 1., a quarter et a lentui cla' scl befeie
I In re' was a reall.v adequate law Inr ibis
pin pee pnssed bv Parliament.
"lime laiiiieiinl, the iiieveineiit spread
quiil.lv te oilier 1 eiiutries. mid tin I n.i.d
States was mie nf ihe lirl tn take it un
and make ihe 1 iiap.ges and iinprnvcmi tits
necesfltnted bv geegrnphb ill nml Incnl niinli
turns, nml the. tu-st oiganiatieu in this eouii eeuii
Irv was lernieil in 1-iiii in New Yerk'. New
tli'ee assoclntieii. c-is in every Slate and in
almost every town ii. the ceuntrv.
Animal-Kcsciie Werk
' 1' was fiein this foundation 1h.1t il-e
v-(.r. 1.1 nnimiil ic-ciie. Midi as the Mmn.
llftiigc. sprang. Our work then- con, erns
ni If vvnh the relief of sn k and suffering
annuals, and is net in im.v sense whnl 1
geneiiill.v li'iined n "illicit' sucieij. 'Ihnt
is. we l'elievc the ufterliig of the niiiiiinl
but we de Het taki legal steps agaiiiM the
OWIielS nf inem.
"'Ihe iiiiiuber iif small 1 nimals. whiih aie
found In a ! I. op utheiwise sufti'ilng lendi.
imii in a great city like Phihiih lplii-i In ihe
iiiuise nt a j car is sinipl.v astounding. Thi.
i. ispeilnll.v th" disc 111 the het weathei.
which isvei hard ni. iinimal and when tin 1
suftei ninst. Tin; wnrk which wc and ll'e
eiher iininial-i' -cue nrgauizallens perferin
hps its ilefinite vaiue, nut only in relieving
the suffiring of the helpless, hut ' til-e in
pieventlng the iieii(l of diea.-e in inan.v
use.
"I'mm every peini of view, that of sani sani
tntieu as well us that of humanity, it is a
vmk which ib-eivcs public 1 liciniiagenient
.-iml Nuppuit. Surely il is Inr mule buiiiiine
in put a suffeilng iinimal nut of its miserv
i.ainlessly, win-n it 1 known that it iniinut
be lined, than te In ii sufiep, and 11 is
iquallv te the point te puisne the same
nurse with hniin'h s. ninmals for wlmh the
te.i.ie weikeis 1 nii'int lilld Inline, lalhei
mini In cure tle-ni il 111 and then again te
tiiin them into the strut..
Thousands I'miinl Yeaily
l'evv pel -nils 111 11 huge eitv have unv
iile.i "f the iimeiilit "1 suffeilng that is sis.
tatned bj the small iiniiiiiils llien- or of the
stint of Ih'" wmk vvhl'-h ihe animal -1 cciie
uigiiniatlniis de. l.at suinmei, Inr ixaiu
p'.c, tin- Mullis IJiluge almn- I, ail, lb nnd
iiilil.iuisteied idiel In l'-'.'.ion aniinals in ilu ilu
iiienth ut .Iui.. iilm.e. a dail.v average uf meie
thnn -tee. iai-i ."-ii' the tniiil niiuibi 1 uf
alliliilils ie(eived till" the hume Inr tn ill -nieiit
was l'J,s0JI. and u few .veins lifline
thut lin- numbei 1 niched VI.iidii.
"When 1111 anlnial in bieught into the
home It is tirst examined te see what i. the
mutter with ii and te dehne the 1 1 c-.i t in-ut
in t'Hsiirj . Nniu I nig. i" tul ami the in
Miuil'mii bung, in iveiv aiiliual in mc( ,,'
ii. iiiinl-l.atiuiis wlm h 11 1 ni, pu..il, nam
We H-inli Ihi-M- 11 11 11,11 1- n, tmhi-r lliul
,,Ht llbullt Ill-Ill !'V Vallel. IIIIIIII-. ,,
I, mini hi n '' s 1 nve, a p 11 1 1 111 ut lin' 1 il i ei 1 1
dll.v. the v mill 'flllllllll.lt being ii e I ,m,,
ni'liilii iikiis, if whnh I vi. In, I e, 1 i
ilil.
I'nlbc De (ided W01I1
. 1,1-1,1 iarg" iiiimijci or mil cubes
reported tn n evei the teppl,enp n ,
a it
AN INTERRUPTION
-. "- 's.-. -ris-l-s. . -., -f-. --, J.rl7
- V, - -',. -;'- --C -v-'?--vu.,-V-'
'sk-, '-s, -- V. 's-,, l.--V-. ''V"?. s. "-, "T -:J
'- -V,.. 'v.'lV. ': -, iv v V, s,
of an aei ident te nil annual or a sufleiing
animal vve lire nelilii'd. and iuimediatel an
anibiilniiie is .1 ni and lin- iiiiiiual 1. bi-iuigln
in. Ill llu- 1 mil- e nl 11 jeni" we gi ( 11 geed
iiiaiiv foeli.li i.iil.; ihnt i. people call up
and icpnit a 1 ,1 .1 whiih, when the am-biilaiu-e
alines, i- 1'niind in have no foun
dation. ! tut tin 1 mini es nr,. taken; even,
call is i-espumleil te and the ieults judged
when ihe ambulaiii 1 ariives.
"Wc get iiiaiiv of our call, from the police,
who are our very geed ft lend. Thev hat"
te set an animal sufleiing, and when a cusp
fumes tu the uttenlimi nl an of them thev
lepert il In us at nine. Many uf the etlur
mils culm- from private Individuals, but all
receive the Millie alKntiulI.
"'tie ui the fen tines nl aniinal-ipsciie vveik
is th" providing of guild homes fur the
nnimal which aie biMtig.it in and aie found
te be healthy. Wi find a great many nf
these in the ceni-sp el a enr. Of i nurse,
when we tan locale the owner uf 1111 animal
it 1 irtiiiiieil te mm when cured. These
which nre homeless nml for which we arc
unable In find homes an- painlessly put nvva.v.
They en 11 net be turned mil into the stieeis
tji undergo iciinl'i suffering; and perhaps a
painful and lingering death, nnd time Is 110
place te w hii h thev inn he sent fop the ie
iniiiniler of tiii'ir Inis where we knew thev
will ici cive gnuil cnie.
n Old I list it 11 1 ion
' I have .in. ken of the Merris Itef ige l,e
illl.e. In ill'.' ulie nf its ellh'fls, I am must
familiar wnii tlie wmk wlmh it is doing.
It li one nf the uhct uf the aiiimiil-i escue
eiganirai ions in ihi country, a it was
founded bj Mi.s I'liznbeth Mnrrts enlv eight
fill' lll'lcp the ill si seciffj ter the prutec
1 inn iif annuals In inn leimti-y was estab
lished. Wi'h MI'S Merris were actively nse-
nil' il Miss Ann" Wain, Mis. Knimn Lewis.
Mi llaldw In. Mi-- ll.ividseu and etliei .. and
tln-v In gun tin ir wmk for the homeless ani
mals in IM'is.. I'ieiii that stmt the present
mgiiiiintien ha gmwii. un'd the home was
lerii.iillv leundcd in ls7l. Much of the
1 1 ill t for its nipid growth in rci ent jcars
iaii-t be glvin 10 the late Mi. J. Niiriiiiiii
.bu ksnii. wlm was ll. pifsidrut for ihiiteen
villi, and who devoted great deal of time
and cneigj te full lift Ing the welfare uf the
iiisitiuiien.
"Tlie objects of I lie 1 efuge nrp today the
same as thesp set fnrtii by Mis Merris 111
her own wmils; 'A place wheic llulnele.s
iilillullls ,1111 be kepi until homes mav be
f . ... 1 1.1 i lm 1 1 111 . 01. Inning in this, vvhrn;
ih",- ma.v be niercitullv ih strejed."
Seme I'liusual l'atlcnls
' M 0 . 1 of the nnimnls rcc'clvcd at the
1 efuge nn' iui. last vear mere ihnn ."".0011
lieiug bro,. ght in. 1'egs are the next in
numb'!', ll.'iOO being In ought in last .vear.
P.e-nles tli.e, however, there aie sume inure
ii'iusiiiil ami. nils, thisp being rabbits, tats,
bud-, p aunts, one monkey, IUuid. guinea
pig ami 1 veil mie turtle.
"The -1 r ii s inls uf n big lily pievide ruie
of it- most nnneving prubii n.. A utt Is an
e.ceeiinglv agile animal, and when it be.
niiiies a 'sir.i' ami frighti ned ii is ver.v
lltln .lit alel (veil diiilgciaiiis tn 1 ati h I'ur
ih use. we ha( a spei-i i Irap. designed
tu caii h tie iiit ulhi ami imnijiiied These
naps n e pi-i.viili-d b.v mir iiiani.atiun, and
when the 111I is 1 might imp wnguns will
I, ling lli niniiiiil In mir building nml bring
back the Imp when it is nn lunger ueednl.
"Annual aie bmuglil in b.v mir wagons
, fnim all suit uf place. In une ilni a d
Aiigii-I tin 1 e wete IS',) mis and "N dugs
bi'uiighi tu inn-building, li m-iiis im n-dlble,
but Insl vim si vciu, -two iiiitiu lis vveif leit
in 1 mpty lieuses nml "10 W'ie fuiiml in
tiaii.
"I'he Wuik .hews mi imteii.c i-viiv vear,
1 and vvnh in iistnnt awakening uf the fn
, 1 ml piibln in tin iigl.i.ui the small animals
1 tn kind. tleiiiiiu nl . ami the im ienlm; ten.
' ili'ln-.v of the lluliv niillll In lepuil uisis uf
in lip nl. 111 gu , I in- Millertlig 0 iiiilmnl. it
1. inn
ililllilie In UI"W .
1 'Libiiiv, s.i,. ),. Nichulii M.iri.ij
I Hull, r, "nine ruiiiinge rid b.v meiiaifhs anil
I ruling 1 lasses is nuw endaipp-rcd bv funuti-
1 ill iniiiiii-iui -. win, a. wiieti uli 1 nine te
final!1 li. 1 simply a dci lnrntieii t lin t Illi
cit', lew In iver, is eiulangcicd by a mi mi
uerit 1 faiiath-al rn-ethi rwlse ). "I'wasevir
ilius nml ever .hall b" 'I'he mm way tu
svv.il "a Ia11.1l1c.il mliiulitv" that eek's u
iisinp gun iiiiin ui 1. fur an ciilightcncj nln
ciilliriil niiin. 1 n 1 li il. lit us Hiv, In I ir
I'.nin ri in dump iin m f 1 tin lie 1 harlul and
giab Imiil m tin icln
Miisi.iu shaves eusl u Ihnilsmiil
liiilrcil. I ii 1 the luimlicd rubh -liilllhhini;
! ' 1 liis mn I'enigu Lxperl,
and 1
As
and I
lhat '
adds, it Uu in be, bul the fact
VI
am in, ih - lian - tli
I 7 l Mi '
HUMANISMS
lly WILLIAM ATHKKTON DulTY
RLPKKSLNTATIVH PHILIP DA1D
SWINli. who conies fn.Mii brluvv sol
level ill Cnliferniii, is n jeungsler wlm i
inilch Interest eil III the tilb-s tlmt viteran
inelnhers idatc of their lrgislntivt ineri
I'll' e.
There was one member, for 1111.1,1, e vvln
had n let nf nlf te play an. I tea t 1 drill!,
ami all 'hut suit of thing, ami he .. ii
didn't htlXe time te vvrile a speei li he w.i
te deliver en the Unllrend Kale Pell Sn h
hind an expert te wiite his speich mil I
lead it giandilnqtiently fiein his p'aee ui.
I lin fleer.
Hut se complete had been hi- 1 ren.-eii-patien
that he hndn't even had thin tn ie:i,i
ever whnt the expert wrote for i.in Se
imagine his roufuien when nnelmi mem
ber arose nnd said :
"Will the gentleman jielil le a qu, -1 nn''
nnd then peeled off one that was vvei.e than
uu lalisen.
The speaker didn't knew the answer Yr
with Ihe evpert knowledge in hand tliat
was levelled in his sneech he surely shnul,
have been ready with the comeback 10111
tceus nnd iiifnrmnlive.
Hut wns ilil Cengres.inan shown up'"
Net he. Here was his response te il,,s in
teiiogater:
"If the gentleman will but hear with nn
for a moment." lm said, knowing tint if lie
spoke the truth. "I think Iip will llnd hi
question completely answered later 111 idv
speech."
lie put confidence in his expeif nnd that
man et hgtiies failed him net, for the an
swer seen appeared.
Senater Kev Pittman. of Nevada wm
Ih" llrst lawver te practice in Neme, Abyss,
in the old geld dn.vs. He helped dnivv up
the deeunient which gave Neme its form of
gevernment1.
nrlgndier fleheral alarlhoreugh Church
ill. chief of Military Intelligence during tht
war. was net n West Pointer but a grailu
ate of Hnrviird nnd n member of the Mnssa
chusetts Nntienal Guard, who took an ei
11111111ntif.il for second lieuienant nnd thus
enleied the nrmy. He leeks like a suave and
K'ninl banker.
Ti,1.!. '', 0rnT '" n business man from
iMrnlt. Hp wns (ai(ing in miu,Mm2 t,ar
of the cm l.v experiences ,,f Henrv lord in
1 ..'en'.,' "V,",,,ll'., 1:iK'"'' "" "''"wed a little
.... V ii"'"l .'-" "''i''11 was charged tip
agi ,,s t-1 ,,,,,-v ,.-,,, . ,0(ln of sse wfch fha"t
id v., ml was pnjing off at the rate of Sin
cars '0 ' tI,ls "ns lc,,s ,l,,,n hvcnt-T
Pres'iden'f P': r,"'i,Mi''",'.'Tr.. srcretnrv te t
fast ' H n In'n,l"" strong mat. n
lat at the game of tennis.
tin
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Whnl De Yeu Knew?
QUIZ
1 rjint Is the rode Xupoleen-
" ; L",niH "I? IIcK"'-- and where Mil
tnlie plnip'.'
" Wli'i'! iK '''"Krent river of Tins. la nrat
' wirii neuv or water ilees
t ! ,
.......i- 11 i ice j'i-f slcjf nt of
Stales who reived two
the
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une
iciins.
J; What Is cryelite?
- ,. .' . the Preseni Seeretarv nf I
" "'' If the ruler uf the lmlptt,l.-i 1
Of I nine
What I. n chamois?
hat 1 ifaiiclipple-1
Win, was JaseM ,inss.,al n
;i
in.
Answers te Yesterday's Quiz
PiiI laure.itn of i:nBl,in I wlm I,, ,
lowed Lord Ternvsen m, 'fi
'in nnd Unbelt Ilrldge. The 1 1
, llie piiHeiit hiuie He
1 he "pens aslneruiu ' ia- ' 1,1 1 ic
ihe llflli prep- lj,, e' tin 1 '
liudlil, piexlni- ti,.a ti.e ,,;, - ,,
li.isi' of nn 1u ul'1 tri.mpl-- ,,i,
tu "iicli utlier.
Twe of th.. most (eleliinti I , gi s ,,
Aiiierle.iu rivil War vi.ie t ,
Vleksbunr nml l'. tersl.m-i-
llie
.f
The present I'unscrv.i'Hi I'nitv e'
hind Is an ciutgiew th of tin- i 'd
I t
T. M
I'nity.
Theie aie eight p mi ts In tin sii.-s-s
lin, Mcieuiv, Vi'ti'ts. the I-.' inh M.ir
.lupl'el- Sat! ri.iuils iml NiplU'p
Leuis , I was Kim: of l-iam th'
time nf die ,im man ll.-vula'
A Peuh-llali U uu imlivlilufil ne,lliiR
many efliees. pulillc or jirlvat, H'
tiiiinu Is taken from n ihara. ter '
Ullbrt nml Sullivan's ceinl.- opera
'The Mikade "
riuiiib.iKu is black lend, gi ihlte .1 tot a
uf 1111 bun uscil fur pi'iu s tic in'1
lnlxeil with clny fur mill. I. ' 1 1 uc 1 '
In 1 .reek inythuleKv Si v lla a- a ''
monster lepicsiuted as d...llin '"
the 101 1( Scvlln opposite I'harv lull
tin- StinllH of Misnlim Chin v lull' w.is
1 s, 11 inunsld- which thr. , linn ' 'I-1
Micheil in tin. s.'ii nml eis.-luiigi 1 1
again in a teirlble v.-l.lrlpnel
'i'he niyi mldeiis were members of a w.ir
lllv TllfShiilliiu lace wbldi liiilnwfl
Achillfh In llniueilc legend In fin "b'"'
uh", 111 rmtiluiiB have come te mean
hired ruffians, bust' servants pollrt pellrt
men or bailiffs.
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