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EVENING PUBLIC LBDGBE- PHILADELPHIA, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 0, 1021
WARDING ADDRESSES CONGRESS ON NATION'S POLICIES
OABtJntm! from l'me On 1 , .. " ! " ! ! 1 1
have it be. I de net mean Hint nn.riii.an i r,.,,L i tlia,CTment .. . , .T" "'? P' """".v nurt promoting fertti. ' tieti of cases he is both, and when he .development Is tiffernlni? fe reliable a
preferences lm.,K "'e'd '" m" a"" remun"v ,n,ple,ment. i. both he 1b the most u,eful cltlj-n. d,.bIb of estimate that the Interior Dc-
BWaht lu the performance of n .-en- J ll ,H 7 , -he n V genr-v net K'" 'or the Fanner , feSE?1" uJffii "'"Wf l'"" , ." tj"t ulti-
Mentions and patriotic- offlelnl.Juty. ! wlh theVn? nXd Til in , "S. mrt.,l,,B were than tariff pretee- ft WSS tal to'eSS The right lUsUnS
Ve saw partisan Unee utterly ebliter- the cMraenlinaiy smiiim nml vvhhh m i Ien N mnilm! by American agrlcul- 0f 'labor te negotiate, te .foal "V th and 1 J i rnlin.nn 1 1 X 4fnel
Ated when war Imperiled nml our faith the law today. I cannot tee ntruiicly ! Hire. Te the farmer him come the car- 0lve Its rartlcu ar t reblc ms in m rnninln In, 1 e I h i.l .ntSe
In the republic vwin riveted anew. We t.rge ,, early completion of fhN ncei. H-r and the heavier burden of read- gam sl we" I reugl', Its chosen neci ts, SmW l .Umlr, m ' 1
ought net nml the-., pnrtlsen lines ob- xnty leglMatlen. It 1 needed te tn- ' hMment There is actual depression i just a. rWntlaf as i the rlJht of "'S TJm. ' l" ,",'" '. hi! Z,'
SSentlT tM,wt,"" s0lutlen et , Wllxe our Industry at home ; it is .... In our ngrirultural Industry. while .r. cai-ltnl ?e organize, te i nahtnl, cer- m? Hr !e C" ' et ' m e afford
pTO.bJ' ::::f...!":nr ,..., . '?. ?. v?me": ..ic.fln't r. e . r ::ull.,ira,.l:rc::.!,.?.!lA-j11 sv.: i-onuiens. te limit . liabilities of emrv iH?io7ef awernment n
" nithiiik iiiiii. iv in ii inn inn i uiiii t i i -mi iiiiiu n rnuii iiiirii 11 i i viiin rii iiiii mi i ii' vrii' in niuiipr irr (it inn .,initniinaai iiie .i i.n ...... ...
.T.ePrC!etatlve popular Government. , the preservation of inun of our own I eetintry.
With pelltirnl parties the gevemlni; I industries, which eontribute he netu- "t'eiiRrcss has ("ought very earnestly
agencies, I believe the political party In bly te the very Hfebloed of our Natien, te provide relief. It ha promptly
power 'should assume responsibility, dc- ' "There In new, and there always will given such temporary relief as lias been
termlne upon pH'fs in the conference be a term of conflicting (pinion about possible, but the call is Insistent for the
which supplement-, conventions Htid elee- I nuj tariff revision We c.ltmet go far permanent solution. It is Inevitable
tlen campaign"-, imd then strive for wrong when we ha.vc nur tarllfs en the that large crops lower the prices and
ucnicvpmenr tiinmg'i adherence te the ii'iiicy m reciving me preiuciive ac- snort crops advance them. Ne legis-
iivities wnuii enhance employment anu latien can cure that fundamental law.
add te our national pre.tpe.lt. V.ut there must be some economic Belu-
i ''Again iii's th rcniiml'i t-nt wc ''"ti for the excessive vnrlatlen in re
must net be unmindful of world cendi- turns for agricultural production,
tieti"-. that peoples are struggling for J "It is rnther shocking te be told,
incne wtiere our divip ens nre nlenc ....., .)...,n i.. i.,.i..,it i ....,.,,.,. mmmirinl timt nim, mini,,,. t,ni.n t
Lnty iIinH' ,n ,-,he, ,n""1 nml ,of,ier flnl eflulrn njul at the same time de cotton raised .en American plnntAtlone
.v..ev, imiiii ,. iihiup geegrnpnienuy or die Just thing In aiding world 11011 1 ' " Riven year will actually he worth
accepted policy.
Security In Varty DlvUieu
"There is attly greater security. Im
mensely mere of the national tew point.
mucn larger ami prompter accemplisti-
ruui-aiiiMiii'iE. Aiiuuuii. u iiavu uouie iu
recognize that the limited llnblllty of the
citizen as a member of n labor organ
ization closely parallels the limitation
of liability of the citizen as a stock
holder In a corporation for profit. Along
this line of reasoning wc shall make the
greatest progress toward solution of our
problem of capital and labor.
Public Has large Rights
vanccs in reclamation and irrigation.
Swamp Lands Keclaitnable
"Contemplating the Inevitable and
ileslrtiblu increaw) of population, then)
Is another phase of reclamation full
worthy of consideration. Thcre nre
70,000,000 acres of sva np nml cut cut
ever landn which may be reclaimed and
made an valunble as any farm 'nnd
Tn !, Mill, r,f fl,e nnt-nnrnflmi nlllnll W'O tH)He8H. TllCW acres ttrO largely
i.nnvn the tirlvllepn n( tmtni HnhlHtr ! located ill SeutlKni btfltes. ailll the
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of stockholders, particularly when en
ireced in the nubile service. It Is recee
nlzcd that the outside public has a large
concern which must be protected nnd
se we provide regulations, restrictions
greater propeitlon in owned by the
States or by private citizens. 0iigtcs
has a report of the wirvey of this field
for reclamation nnd the feasibility Is
established. 1 gladly commend federal
e te the producers thnn thirteen ' and in some cases detailed supervision. aid, by way of ndvirnces, where State
according t' imrMiit or nersennl fel- .mi..iinn n.i .-..,., 11. ,ii,i vn ,1.. .,f
lowing. sr(ll. .. ti.h ;.!r,ft,s mt ,. ,id million bales would have been. i:niiallv . likewise In the caw of labor erganizn- and private participation Id assured.
tera cVntnry and a third parties ,,reiU by it weie it possible. We -iiecl.ing is the statement that 700,000,- e". we might well atyily similar and 1 "Hmna-maklng in one of tlu greater
have been charged v.lfh responsibility lecenlze the necessitv of buving wher- into bushels of wheat raised by American JUtially wcll-dcfinel principles of rgu- ibcnellts which Oeva-nment can bestow,
and Iield te strict accounting. When (.Vcr we will and tlie permanencj of farmers would bring them mere money I latien and supervision In order te con-I Measures nre pending ctnbedjlng this
iney iniu tiey are rei'.tveii ..f aut.ierif . trade lies in Us acceptable exchang". thnn u billen bushels. Yet these are i fenr ,tlle Pei c 8 interests ns altcctcd sound iellcy te which we may well ad-
biiu me sjnieir
tlenal cmlnenc
example.
"Npce-Fai-ilj
ei cotnnremist
n brought us te e. nn- In cur pursuit of markets we muit give net exaggerated statements. In a " ,'lQ lr. opcratlena. here. Ii In expected te make permanent
n,. l.-ss tl-an a v . rid ns well as nveUe. We cannot sell te world where there are teus of milliens1 .lst as it is net desirable that a 1 home which will provide. In turn, for
ethers wi-i) de net produce, nor can wc who need feed and clothing which they 1 or ornnen ., lnu ue n"wcu te impose 1 lospd-etis Amcrlc.T families without
Wislat.eji is a m.ttei buv unless we nreduce at home, fcn-nsi
Till full inirtl is joldeiTi hl if ,tiprv rtiHifitlnti rtf ItnmnTiltv.
attained. In that meeting of minds commerce and tinance. linked as the
ecsarv te insure rii't": there must nre in the present world condition, it is
and vl 1 be neremtnodnt'ens ami cfim- net te be argued that wc need destroy
premises, but in the estimate of con- 1 ourselves te be helpful te ethers.
7,!5,V"!'m'1 nn,Te Iunvw the mi. , ,lettw te ,umaIn 0n Finn Gr0UIi
J..V..I.- n--iii ,i-.iLmii.v co nuwe:iui ini'rest
ed feed and clothing which they 1 'orperatlon shnll be allowed te impose , iospt-et Amcrlc-r fnm'iliis without
set. such a condition Is sure te "nlue ex,n,V m A'P" I L I"lb',,'I RO lnjurieui cicmpctitien with established
ninnut net
Indict the "social svstem which makes it " Is net desirable that a .labor eKanlsn-
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terms of employment or subject the
must net be lsr. red. The sbi'ld t
the high-iulndi-d iv,t'l servant wl e nd nd
heres te prrtv je'irv '. manifest, but
the higher purpose i t! g.1 et the
Beinlblic as a whole.
"It would be uniFTeif. ,, nlthhehl
acknowledgment (.f t'.ie rea'! large
Telume ami i-tcel'nt 'p.a'itj of work
accomplish'-! ! tin etiaerdInar:. m m
alen of Cener-ss which se recently ad ad
jeurnesl. I in net unmindful et the
very difhcult '.is',;- with which you were
'With .til my heart I wish restera-
pesslble
Distribution und Marlittlng
"In the main the remedy lies in dla-
trlbutien and marketing. Kvcry proper
encouragement should be given te the
co-operative marketlne nresrams. These
tlen te the people" blighted by the have proven very helpful te the co
awful World War, but the process of c peratien communities in Europe. In
restoration does net lie in mir accept- Iiusshi the co-operative community has
am f of like conditions. It were better become the recognized bulwark of law
te remain en tlnn ground, strive for and order, und saved Individualism from
ample employment and high s'andards engulfment In social paralysis. Ulti
of wage at lieme, and point the way irateij they will be accredited with the
te balanced hudi;et, rlg'il economics salvation of the Ilussian state.
and rev lute, efficient work :is the neces- j "There is high appeal for this experl
sary remedies te euro tlls;ister. mrM. Why net try It? Ne one chal-
"Ker.vthlne relating te trade, nmeng 1 I'lites tin right of the farmer te a , ...i .,...i.. l,te,ln1 n,i flnen
..i..iti'n. .i..l n,,.nf. .intliinu t. n i. Iman lliri.l. ulinr.k et tr ..ML,,rtnn' c? .nv I . .. .... .
., . . . - "uip'n'e diiu uuiuuf, in, iwunt iiu' w - .. ....(,.. ...... t. v ms- i.uii-'uMiri r. uj leffii cornernf ions as we nave ircnnes
Willed te leal, and no one can Itnere rvH, ,1,1 ,.,, tndnte.l. nlinern.l. for Ms imnlnrt. no nne run Jl.miti, tLf ' ' 07!,0.r.n" ' " '."." l ....",;
.1. .,. . l.". ' . ' . ' ... ' .. ' ... . . ". ."i.i:il UlUIlimi LS IliUUI-U UllllUlls, ..llivil
'i .rn.c and there ib n mndn"ss 111 linance which i we cannot live without the fnrmer. lie )enj; t0 the r.ettleincnt of differ
ences without the necessity 01 cenlllct
public te actual distresses in order te
enforce Its terms,
Condemns Strikes anil Lockouts
"Finally, just ns we are earnestly
seeking for procedures whereby te ad
just and Fettle political differences be
tween nations without resort te war,
se we may well leek about for means
te settle the differences between organ
ized capital and organized labor with
out resort te these forms of warfare
which we recognize under the name of
strikes, lockouts, boycotts nnd the like.
"Ah we have treat bodies of law
carefully regulating the organization
I'ctivitles or impositen en wealth al
ready acquired.
Appeal for Starving Kutsl.ins
"While we arc thinking of promoting
the fortune? of our own people I am
sure there is room in the sympathetic
thought of America for fellow human
beings who are sufVerlng and dying of
starvation in itussin. A severe drought
in the alley of the Velgn has plunged
15,000, 0(K people into giieveus famine.
Our uluntecr agencies are exerting
theinsches te the utmost te save the
Natien ever State nnd municipal or the
contrary, mey be avoided, dearly tne
States would net ratify te their, own
apparent disadvantage. ,
"I suggest the consideration because
the drift of wealth Inte non-taxable se
curities is hindering tbe flew of large
capital te our Industries, manufactur
ing, agricultural and carrylngi unJ"1.wu
are discouraging the very activities
which make our wealth.
The Arms Conference
"Agrecoble te your expressed de
sire und in complete accord with the
purpose of the executive branni of the
(ievcrnment there Is in Washincten, ns
you happily knew, an International
conference new most earnestly nt werl:
en plans for the limitation of arma
ment, 11 naval holiday, and the just
settlement of problems which might de
velop Inte causes of international dis
agreement. ... .
"It is easy te'bclievc a world hope is
centered en this capital city. A most
KratlfyltiR world accomplishment H net
improbable."
Harding Says U. S.
Will Assist World
can expert trade, and pronounced ap
plause broke out from the Ke.iubllcan
side when the I'resltbnt leek up the
ipicstlen of tariff revision.
DEBT FUNDING BILL
HITS SENATE SNAG
Washington, Dec. 0; flly A. 1
The Heuse Ferelfrn Debt Kcfundlnis 111"
met its lirst obstacle in the Senate
The' Finance Committee considering
the measure failed te reach an agree
ment with respect te adoption of the
commission supervision plan, and ntter
nearly two hours of discussion, ad
journed te continue the consideration
"luler today.
Urges Europe Act
le Assist Itself
Centlnufil from Tnce One
out bv the nations mere directly con
cerned. They must themselves turn te
the heroic remedies for the menaehiK
conditions under which tlrey arc
struggling. Then we can help and we
mean te help."
Fer Nermal llelntlenships
Th Vresident recognizes our Intercut
11 helping, "1'ecause the commerce
and international exchanges in trade
an possible only when the nations et
all continents are restored te st.ieP
order and normal relationships .
Hie direction In which the Adminls
the Insistent ndltie.is w-ul
recent yen-, have -ailed ter the con- no Amerlcen policy alone can cure. We i justified in rebelling against the
unucd ami a'ines- exclusive nU-ntien Qre a creditor Natien, net by normal transportation cost. Given a fair re-
prectssrs. but made se by war. It is "irr ter tils labor, he will have less
of your membership te public work.
"It iveul 1 svg?"t insincerity if T
expressed c.-.tnplp;.,. aec rd wfh e-etN
opressien ris-rd in jour nulml.
Irttt we are ill ijtmh about the diffi
culties and "he Inevitable dhTgpncc uf
opinion in "eekinp tve reduction,
ame'loratie 1 .in.l readjustment of tV
hunlcns of 'av.itkn.
Ne Ta Uev'emmeitdatlcns New
"Later en. when ether problems nre
solved, I shall make st-.p recommen
dations about leiiewtsl consideration of
our tax problem, but for the ieiin'sjinte
time before us . must be inn'enf with
tbe billIen-d'''ar r-ilm t'.en ii. r .- r.n-
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Irritations, bnnlshel t.nc-rtalntv and ,tl,an NV0 bave preuded herctolei
seek occasion te appeal for financial aid : and
in arms, se wc might well have plans of
conference of common counsel, of inedi-
Centlnnta from I'nse Out
also were full and many steed in the
halls. . .
y a special dispensation, foreign
press correspondents attending the
Armament Limitation Conference were
given seats en the fleer, nt the rear of
the Democratic Uepresentatlves.
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of the Cabinet, which was seated nt plain from the foregoing und from ills-
the left of the rostrum, the Heuse mem- cusslens one hears In informed circles.
bers and many spectators rising and The position of the President nnd IiIr
applauding. I ndvlseis is that 'he European nations
. , , i- ,..... I inirt set their own house In order.
Applause for l.mejn I m1),( ,,,,.,, tlPr ,,wn hudgets, must
There was mere applause when trie rel-rm fxfT own systems of tnxatien
r'ntiference delrcales entered. Many, en ' n,i , ,im..n fhnlr own military ex-
fimit. wnv in their seats in the front , ,,,ii,,u ,miut tin the lnllatien of
rows be'ore the Speaker's dek, shook I tlt,iv rurrencles and legin te deflate,
Imriil. tvltli Secretarv Hughe and ether iv,nn, i.inre ibis ceuntrv can de any- !
V:YX ', M .n.l.er of the dele. ,. ,, ,, ,, ,c i,t,l ,,, menv .e. sWirt (lecnneu jhi.-iuUj 10 finer mW a
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lives of children- In this arm. but it is gatiens were net grouped by countries. fe)IllM nn0CSKnr. te world recovery are , review of the W)-callet .supreme t)Ui
new evident thnt unless relief Is-afferdtsl 1 Senater Schanzer. head of the Itnlian purely de:uestic reforms, which this j icnk eafeC," in which n former secrc
the les, of life will extend into manv delegation, sat en Ihe center aisle lje- country cannot suggest. tary of one of the Justices end -;verii
millions. America cannot be deaf te I side ltaren Cirtler, of Helgium. I.lihu ,,, ,. ,n T,U(. 7,iml. ' osseciatos, including a former empleT..
such u call as that. ! Itent, of the American delegation, sat vvenu in 1 n na m i uui 0f the Department of .Tutlee, were con-
"We de net recognize the Gevenr- between Dr. Koe, the Chinese Minister, i On the ether hand, Lurepe as icpre- vRtC(. .., ,he cr(llrt ()f th(. 1Jistrlct fl,
uicni of Ktivshi, nor lelcrate the prep- ! nnd Vice Minister of Foreign Affairs vented at this Centerence is waiting Ceiulnujn 0( cennidracy te defraud tin
agandu wiiirli emanates therefrem, hut! Hanihera. of Japan. Admiral Iato for this country te tnlte the initiate c. uttcl fstntcsi.
we de net forget the traditions of Itus- ' and Prince Tekugawn sat together, ns Kurepe believe. that the key te iw turn- ,..1) ,,.,P(,n-1(. cnj. v., in (Xmntl(),
slan friendship. We may put aside our did Sir Auckland Ceddes and Lord Lee, hies lies in our holdings of hurepcan , , f.p Court. (i(.cihl0 in tjw Seulh
consideintleu of nil international poll-1 of OrentP.rltain. , 'I'V'."-,. 1' flV'f , li w,min " Fneific case, which was f-rccn-t
tics null lunuumeiwui iiiiiuienre.4 111 gev- iiie.j prcsenr n-e .wen u.e .-.u. ....... -"i' - ' - " in Wall street in ndvnnce of Mellverv I,
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...ifif.u Tniiii in, a nniiiiT... .h.i .
find 11 market for our surplus nWetH
Dpiies) hhlpplng KeprUils
And in the remarks tijien Miir,rji,
the.re is a sense that enlj harm m
come In the delicate relations of iS"
tcrnatienul trade from Inviting shltin 5
reprisals. ' ml
A perception that the or, j,
economic whole runs all threucli v
paper and If Mr. Harding de( s net Li'
or Is net yet prepared te ,mv wk..
te de for economic restoration, he U t,
worse off thnn the statesmen of IW,,
who teiidi the problem mere Intimnttlt
They de nothing but stand in
waiting nttitude, touchingly tfturtcen.
about breaching the subject of ti,,i!
debts te us. lm
MRS. OAKLEY AT CAPITAL
Supporting Bill te Put Dry Agent,
In Civil Service
Waalrinsten, Dec. (I. Mrs. ,ntm
H. Oakley, of Philadelphia, chairman of
the Civil Service Committee of tl
(iencral I'Cderatlen of Women's Club
Is here in the Interest of placing pre
hibitlen enforcing agents under the clrll
Rcrvlce laws. A bill te this effect, new
sponsored by Sennter Sterling art,
Representative Lchlbaeh, Is indorsed fe
the National Civil Service Association
The purpose Ib te remove prohibition
agents from political patrena;e. Jit,
Oakley outlined te members of th
Women's Joint Cougremlennl (e.iimlt
tee, lu session nt the (Vwmes. Club je?
terday, the need of this mensuie forth
mere effective enforcement of nrehlbl
tlen.
NO REVIEW OF LEAK CASES '
Supreme Court Uphelde Convietieni
for Forecasting Its Decision
Washington, Dee. 0. The Sur,rnie
I Court declined yesterday te ente'- Inte
net en unworthy seltishnes te
te save e'-olves. when the processes givui n.surances that his labors shall mlnBt,en in controversies between labor eminent. uie eic in i.g is ine can 01 , arrivui. i ne nemie.-., .-.,- , ...., .- .- " ,, 1" i'BrVert f nelite dead- the Court. It Is the practice of the Court
of that sulfatien are net only net le-, net be in vain, we renssure nil the I nnd capital. the Miffenng and the dyins. Unreserr- reetly behind the tenferencc delegates, i Ihu, there is a te t '' Pc ' l0 uml0unce Us opinions en decision
nils! te ether-, but commended te them, people of a production sufficient te meet "T,, .. 'dly I recommend the appiopilatieii te Several Senators shook hands with, lock I n the world evei e onemk rece ftnd ,.eveninclIt , ,hfl
We seek te undermine for ethers no our national and guard ngalnst Indus- Tribunal U Settle Disputes supply the American llellr Admliilstra- friends among the de'egntes. ery Lurepe niul An. r en nu'"aUln" court, held this was a valuable righi
industrv bv whkh thev tubslst: we are try. "Te accomplish this would invelve1 tlen with 11,1100.(1011 bushels of coin and The diplomatic corps, of wlii.m-inere each e th.r and sajln,,, 1 am waltln ( t ,vi, rhtnbHhwl bv
obligate.: "te permit the undermining1 "Tlie pyramid of civilization which the necessity te develop n thorough-1 l.tWMi.oet bushels el seed Brains, net than a sr ere were present, weie teatcrt, te jeu. nn,i t)int te announce the decision ii
ei none of our own which make for "Hs "Pen the s0il is shrinking through , going cede of practice in dealing with , alone te halt the wave of duuth through behind the ahlnet On the subject of this allied debt, the , nnrp of tIie feurt wnH t0 0ilcut na
mp.,.tmeut and maintained activities, the .'rift of population from farm te such affairs. It might be well te starvation, but te enable spring plant- At the right et .Speakev Oillett srt President, In his meFsage. shows that dcfraud the United State-.
u. Fer n (feneratien we bnve been fr..ei,u- s.. fnrib tlm minerler interest Ins in ni ens where the seed eral'is have Senater Cummins, president iire tern- his ihins nre net matured, just as he uv
Flexibility Highly Necessary expressing mere or le.ss concern about of the cemmunitv as a whole te either' been exhausted temporarily te stem ,ler,. 0f the Semite, Vice President Coel- dec hi bin suggestion Hint
"Hwrv contemplation, it l'.ttie iuat- this tendency. Economists have t the labor group 'or the capital group, starvation. . . idge Inning gene te his home In Massa- try enn only heip after Lurei
' in w'hich direction one turns. i,.ig- warned nnd statemen have deplored. With rights, privileges or immunities.1 "The Ai,.rrtcan Hellef Administration rhii'etts te vote in today s municipal the Initiiitlve. 'Ihe Preride
r.fri.. tli (lifriiMiltv f.t" jnriff Ui?u:.ii-..ri. Ui tlitincrht for :i tiim thnf mmlrn con - en.1 mmlra nf nrtrnnizntlen thiiK rare- clirc(.Ptl in UusIn by iorwer olUeorH rlertlmm thorp
!ut th nce'Ktry of tl roviMen I- IHCK- vrrn no ami the meu- intimate con- ' rullv dpfinml. it sheuhl be lK)s)Ie te of cmr en nrmii", anil JiaB full.v (Umii- Speaker '.illett upiieintwl ltepre-en-
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lle.l in seeking a mere flexible polity 1,a S0110 -teadily en. Perhaps only ' nah for the consldcnitlen and deter- distribute rdiet through American hands t'limpbell, of Kansas : f.nrreit. el Ten-
. . . .. :... ....... !... ...... .... . .. . .. .. .i ..t.t.i. ii,l..., l.ln.l. .nml fi.i.l Incj I lift thnn ....... ill... -."S....1. .'.....II.. ...i
.tumult uiiiiii niii.1. .ni. ivj.-i. j..-. ....... iicssee, and ion, ei .erin v;.i.miiiu, e-
eie. I grim n?ceity will correct it. but we I mlnatlen of all disputes which menace
hope a way will be found te make for , ought te find n lt-s drastic remedy
llexibillty and elasticity, se that rates
may be adjusted te meet umi'iiul and
tlinng ng conditions, which cannot be
ncrurotely anticipated. There nie prob
lems incident te I'nfalr practices, and
te exchange:, which j.iadness, in money
have made almost unse'vable. I knew
i
Menaces in Concentration
"The existing scheme of adjusting
freight rates ha- bmi favoring the basic
points, until industries are attracted te
"eiip tenters nnd repelled from ethers.
A great volume of uneconomic nr.J
the public welfare.
Improved methods .. ee is-.lni.
Hy your sustainiiie:-: of t'ie rigi.i
iKennmies already inauffurnt''). with
hoped for extension of riiew fconemies
nnd added th.'i' i.c;b i.i aum. lustratien
I be'ieic further re.iut'finns may be ci
ucted nnd hindering burdens abolished
"In these urgent economies we .shall
be Immensely assisted by the budget
system for which j ou mad prevision
In the estraer.linary session. The first
budget Is before you. Its pr. naratien
Is a signal nehievemenr. and tne per per
fectlen of the system, a thing Impos
sible In the few months a- nilab.e for
Its Initial rrin'. will mark Its enact- ' Penni uiiniuiueh. iiie -..ii u- wti en agriculture, .uniiiiesiij me ion n- .. , .uaiberatien in t.ie .instruction el
--ment as the beginning of the greatest Dy elvl"? ,luttl0l;l,J' ' ,,e "i-'i -x.ecu- t ens anu terms of railway transperta- C0(k. n))ll ft L.)iartc.- et .l.m.--.tl right.
reformation In r nn..nt . nract ces i tlv"' w" ceul1 P1-"01"1"1 additional tlen eupht net be permlttcsl te Increase ' ealn wit', t1(. uloiiens of employ, r
SZATXpc l1 te " "'"''1 the Ihls undesirable tendency We have a n''cmplee. Tiii. foundation in the
'Tliere is pending a grant of nn- ' "nK" mu-v wlgnat-. just pride ,u our great, cities, but we ; , ,,. vltn Ul, , .,, ..nditi..iis
.. ..". . ' ""'"-." "'"'..","".' . .. ,- ... .. 'hall find n greater pride in the nu- , ' ...i .,.i ,,... .,.,;.. lif.. ,.,,!,
tnerxty te tne iw.niM at.e ernncn e ist. le enlarge r.xecninc rower , ,., h , - , distribution of ' 'ten the buildinc e' Mi " lr of
the Government for the funding and ..At tllls point j mlIst dis.iew any ... Viimlhun into the ceuntn where ''S.1.1...' S ',.,..,. ' . . i ' '
.- . .' ..... IT.OMf'U III IIIIIIIKII I 1. llll I 11 I l-'i.i.ll.
u-nra ....i.. . .... f . ..H...n.. . .....!.... i-v..v. " --.
lus come te add the (locinmeiu'n sup- I tne Heuse Cunimittee le escort the
"In an industrial secietv such us ours pert te the wonderful relief already president te the Heuse. Senater Cum-
e strike the lockout and the boycott wrought out of the irencreslty of the In)ns appointed Senators Ledge, of Mas-
e as much out of place and ns dlsas- American private purse. isachusrtts; Hltchnck, of Nebraska ; Nel-
eus In their results ns Is war or "I '"' net unawnic that we have SOn, Minnesota ; Siiiimens, North Cure-
th
are
irftiiH in ineii ivcuim ii- in .iii . ..." . . .... ..-..,
armed revolution in the domain of i.eli- sufiering and privitieris n .home. lien llmlf ,,ml lSmoel
tics. The same disposition te reason- ". ,-y ,,,M'S l"' c"i'--i.. .". '"'.'-',; enntc.
ablcncss. te conciliation, te lecogiutien wnn.n in.: eum". e""" " "", The nudience iwc an. I ("ppiaudiil .Mrs.
L'tah, te net for the
1 . t i n i 19 t 11(1 ' ' 1111 LIUUJWUI llll IW1I 11U1 UllCIIlllll. tl I.n nl Ul.lll II lllillll ilT V fill ' Till' lltll 1 A,llttta x.,,j.. -..,. ..-.... - r -- -- llll'Illl UI V II I'll S II I III II I I'M 111 I I I I
l no manner in wnun 10 euwi uus ,.. .,, . (,., . ,,,;. rr.Y, i "l l'"- """.'. ",uv T .''V'"1 ",' :"".'" .... si.M i, i,nff..p..nt (.. ...ir own "... " ". ' -. .' . -..?'. ' V.. . :. . " .",
fleilillltv ether than the extension et . . ,,. "v,-u'u" y v i wrac prevision ei nur ana recegniwn - ,;,;; .(ti, ' ,UIIIH kiuici-.v wen ihikieii-j. urami
ii.'Meini oilier inaii tin. tMciisniii in ,,..;,. n, ... ,,. meat nnck nir In. '.?:,... ',.. ....i , ..t ,.!, nt .. '.eiirt nrnmntings anil out et accord with . ,,.,.,.- j rPi,K
nr... Xt ""ir teTJ!t!k uir 1 nmp,f' "?"". r'i Pibie '.:;;;;; ii;1.;;;:: ti,e . ;uhm m y. ccrei"iVr;hinB-n!,d i.n aid,. a,i
and MJ! ! jus t adnffnlstraUoiT'ef b thc :itt,:mll,,e concentration is readily (,llf.Pties a. easilyus the ether. 11- m"',,l"; ' w nfnt .f' v" ' ', " "'" the , Pre-ldenfH secretary, tJ.erge P..
anu wneuj just auminisiraueii ei mi ,,,,,,(, , evc thp Fl)lu ,; p0ssihle. national abundance te 1 ghten this bur- Christian, had seats te the left of the
la"' "The mennets in concentration nre I ..mi i.t i j .,,..1. ., ,...!,.., den et wee unuli a people hlilliieless. uud .-1u, ..,,,., sn,,Pi,,n,. i ...,.f .in.iUi ., ,.p,.
"I am net unmindful of the const! - net limited te the rctnrdine intluences ,., u,, , '.. , , ...ts,. .,r em'e i heliil."-s in famine's peril. in session niul !! nut niiwul.
"i l' 11 III uviin-im s.i- ....-- - .... ........... .............
i tutlenal ditficultics.
'an be met ()n agriculture. Manifestly, the cendl
Amendment of Constitution
I'iilic ure a full scorn of teliics ren-
Cheer? firect 1'n-sldent
Promptly at lii :.'!(! the President was
-settlement
our vast foreign b
..mi , ... ,. .1 . i.. .i.. ... - ' . , .. ...... ,. iicaue
' - ,1 re rn .ni :irire ii.e i.xeeiii i e -, iinvi'rs e.m niir.i tn n i m.i .s.tmeiprir umii i'P ' .. .. , .
Brewing out of nur grant of war credits or fl(Jd , the ropenilbilitics et the , mmunltii-s 'may blend agricultural and ' mden aeuiu ui num.
AVith the hands of the eieeutive branch nit,,.,.. Thev nre already tee large. If manufacturing interests In harmonious, Aid for Hetumed Soldiers
held impotent te deal with these debts th.-re were liny ether plun 1 would pr.;- helpfulness and enhanced geed fortune, ' " fter each war un'il the lust tin-
we nre hindering urgent readjustments fer jf. "Mich a movement contemplates no . rnmp,.t has been enabled te give
among our dehters and cc-empllshlng , ..-rhP ,,.., nt nutheritv tu proclaim des'ruetlen of thlnej, wreurlit or In- , ..,.,,. tn its returned soldiers' and e ! tip preMcms, the tendency .f wealth
nothing for ourselves. ' ueuld nvcessurih bring the Turift Cem- estments made or wealth involved. It , lmrt f our PPttlemerit and dc- , te seek in.n-tnxable liiM-stment nnd the
"I think It is fnir ter the Congress , f . pnt,.r2,,,i m.iiki. only leeks te u general policy or trans- ...,.,. has attend! thii g.nere'.in i i .ena mg increnw of put.lic dpit I'd
Clll.lllg Which It WOUld lie 1. 'coining te nnnnnnceil. 'I'de nn.lleliee rnu,i nn,l nn
.i.ldiess you nnd en which I hope te rlauded for a full minute until Speaker
IC'lke leperl !ll II llltei- time. I have id- cilWIlV envel enllisl r.,1- sllenen Tin.
hnlc.i te the thing-, n.i'iliing your eiiiliei' President, upon mounting the rostrum,!
i. Kiiuen. ii.jwcvir.ic.iiiii.il i mis turned and smile,! nt the gathering and
iiniiifii uiiunw v.iiiieni u Migfie-iuu shook lmliils with Sneii :er ( clt nm
ired. j
that this ceun
pe has taken
;nt nuts the
Dehr Itefuiidlnir bill first among the
measures he advecate0. Fer this bill
I e argues :
"It will be helpful te ourselves and it
will Improve conditions among our
debt eis if funding and the settlement
of d fau'tid lntci est may he negotiated.
N. J. STATE POLICE ON HIKE
Troeperc End Three Months' Drill
In Sea Girt Training Camp
Trenten, N. J., Dec. 0. I!-eakh:
camp in Sen (iirt yesterday ntter
three months of intensive training,
Iew Jersey s htate Constabulary force
Ami im nn.i,iiu. Vim' rend "te ndent i began active duty by starting toward
no maier nei'ev in dealing with these ' this recently assigned group centers,
matters which would conflict with the J The mounted force wns divided Inte
purpose of (.Jengress in authorizing these
leans, certainly net without usking
Congressional approval."
There Is net the faintest sign In all
il.!.. n !, i.1inf itti liAtifu in Artmtritu.
tratien Urcles that Mr. Harding in an step successively In Kingste
economic conference has any intention te mervl le and ( hester. 1 hey
canrel all or part of the allied leans
ns a means of lowering German rep
arations or reducing the outstanding
paper currencie4 of Kurepenn natienb
se ns te promote the economic recovery
of Europe and improve our own market
there.
Flrsl Move Tp te Drliaiii
three tdatoens, one assigned te each
of the group centers in Ne'ceng, Nen
Lgypt and Ilammonten.
The plntoen bound for Vetcenr
reached Freehold last night and will
Kingsten, Sum
are
pected te arrive in Nctceng Trlih)
neon. The ether platoons had net re
ported nt headquarters last night, but
are encamped somewhere between Sea
Girt and their group centers.
Muskrat Trapper Injured In Fall
Delaware City. Del., Dec. 0. Whll
iiinendiiinit te the eigimle 1m.-.
"Many of us belong te that "!ion! of
thought which i.- h.siriint nln.'.l alter
ing the fundamental law. I think our
Senater Cummins
The President's remarks drew ap
plause nt the outset when 1 e etpiess.sl
gratification out tl,e imti.m being at
pence. Again, from Heuse memliirs nnd
ethers came applause when the Ex
ecutive iremlsfd help te ether nations
, A, , . - .attempting te lift a muskrat out e.
A st.-p hke this seems tar oft and en() of his tra Jienr hpre gllml
.1... ... I,... l,-i ennms f, 11. Wltll l.'IVir ..,,,.. n. . ' . . ... ..
i in. nm.. in us.- 'i.iii- . - v...... vvunam xayier supped, iniiinz nearny
ltntaii. the ether Power te whom the 0Kainst the BVLBWae 0f hli beat. II'
continent ewes largely, rather than with buffered n broken rib.
te assume that the executive brunch , .. because no executive could ilv twirtatien of distributed Industry and of irevlsjOI, 0f land for the Natien's de- oral, State and mumc-ij.nl all Justify jn working out th. ir problem
.i. w.. . ...u ....v. ,i,. ,nt. charge such a out tx.epi en int in - ,. , .,. 1,tli, iri nn,I restore the t( " U ' .. ... . i ..:. ... l..u ',.. .,n.i .i... i.u.. ...-,.,... ,,i.i 1 mm the ltepubll. nn side cai.ie c,,n
ninjer iiuii" . I" .i'''"ii "" "" ."- ""' ' ferinnti' n aceuireu and retumineneu- , i" ", ' ,' i -- ... i mere is yri. uiu-.-r'-u uini.- -' - ............ ..--, v ..... ... " ,i,ir.,i,in .i,,,.!,,,,.,, ,,i,,, ii,,. tv. swient
i.lu .. ...1.1 ....(ll. .,ll, Vin .nir. . ''"""'' ".'.'.,. .... . .... nrniiK' ,n M11IW between cltV anil . ,. n. . ,rJ nnn ... 1., .,. .,.,1.1 . ' 1,,.,..'... V.. .tl,.,, ,.,, eliniife tin ilntlls i blderilOIC lippillllse W ll":l till' I Ti sl.lellt
T
Tinm nf I v.ncress in autherising inu i ,i, t ;. ,Vntl, e nml tlm iin.iwr fnne- ie,niii..
Innna. certnln'.v net without asking .;(,. ,.f t. lumivl wn.il.l irive us n i'r earnest attention
anee between city and .V' r.oeof.flOO acres in the public ' bends. Ne action can change t h. st.mis i Mderable upplnii-e win:, (he 1 r, sl.l.n
he problem may well have VnoeO.IK) acres of wliicl. u.e of tli- many billions euntandin,. but ' 1 for P n y wns'h.M i, eg
known te le susceptible of reclamation I we can suard against future encourage
islatien. Again Iteimblicans apphiude
when thc President seke of the "111111011
. . , 1 . .1.... .. aI. . . ... i . . t .. !... t..... .1. n .......Ir.vl' . . .1. 1..... 1..' nm.. lalnli 1 limn, i.f uniillnl l IKIPnll'uld M'tllWlfllllllt
congressional appre ai, , ui , v . bett-i- ndmtnlstrntleii et a ueme., , ,r ,s ,,.,, .,,..,,. .. ,. cnu mane in iui- ...- v i. -.- - - Ii: ' ' ";fiVA ' r,;:j;.V;i;:i..:; rtellur r.-iluctleii In the tnx drnft ni.nn
III lif klletii " inii'iti. - i'iiit''i i . ,, . ,,, ,
miner preb'enis incident te prudent lean u,.v thun ever can be mad. possible nl:i. of ur American clvill.:nien that fUP irrigation,
transnctleus and the infeguarding "f , by tariff duties prescribed without in dealing with lutmnn relationships it -pjt (j0VCrI1
our interests wincn eannni even u.- flexibility. iei- is.ninntiy mevisi lewnru sucu jun-
attempted without this authorization. uu. n distributing the product of hu-
"It will be helpful te ourselves and American uluatlen un ,.,...., tlmt It lins improved vn-
it will improve .oiidltieiis among our 'There is u manifest dlficrrii''. . 1;,,,., tiie economic status f the
debtors if funding and the settlement opinion abtut the merits of American Ii,1Sri 0(" the ieple. Ours has been a
of defaulted interest may ou nenuii-1 wiuuuinn. '". uuu. nn n..s- ......jn.-.i OK,iy pniductive sxiciai organizanen
nted.
ilelUerv vuluutlen a.s the bnsi, feV cel
Ifcting Junes, anu irui is, iney ihkc me
On the wav up from the elemental
'city we have eliminated
1 I 1 1. . 1.. ...1-..I..I llih.l.nl.i.l.l ....
eminent hM asi-t.-sl In the!"""1. ". -"n. m """"v. -""
de'lepmct of Its remaining lands. ! whop. jmci. .,,.,,
until the estimated inrrensu in land "Such a .luinge 111 the ( .,mtitnn..n
vnlues in tiie irrlgul.il -i-tiem is tull-v must be mtj thoroughly em-i.b'red be-c-.,ui
ixi iiiiii 1,11,1 the cum', et P.120 I feri- subtuissler. There e'lght te b"
alone en' these lauds ate estimated lell.nuwi. what intbunce it will have en translated, in whlspe
exceed SlOO.OtJO.tKM). Fnder the law the Inevitable refunding f mr asi' itagucb.
nutheriing these expenditnr. s for de-1 i.utlimu! .1. In, hv It will operate en Tliere was eiu: Ue.
thc people." Kepublican members also
expressed approval of remarks str. -sing
Inipertance of the budget syslcic.
The foreign d.degtitm iaid close atteu
tien te the President's address. Mnne
translated. In whispers, te the'r "1-
us. running or tne dents unci long
moratoriums for the debtors are prob preb
nblv ceiiteinplated, but nothing beyond
this.
Only long continued and unsuccessful
experiments at restoring economic con
ditions are likely te lead this country
te consider our holding of allied paper
as- related te the present depression.
In the message Is satisfactory evidence
t lint the ceuutry moves toward world
wide co-operation, even if it does se
slew ly. 1
The plnlge te heip is an advance. I
The tariff is no longer considered in I
that isolationist spirit in wdiich Cen- I
gressinen Ferilney went nt it last I
hprlii it is realized in the mewnge ,
that v e cannot both exclude foreign
A&A)
!w
Office lwA
Saunk SnnpTjIues
S.ank Soeu&
bound oleose leaf
'Printing
iara "lajsmiLeri.Banv
.329 Mariket Street
velepment the iidvniue. nre te be re
si 11 ir. s . '
ACInht "eneuncing Leiiuns-ixr .,..- re.st of Uie imports deiivenu at tne peri 0ia,.v ,, ,., nev,. far en the mv turne.1 and It would be geed Imvimw ter
"The previous Congress, deeply coii-,et entry n- the ba.iH ' J'"'?. '1": en the elimination of reverty. ' the Government te PreM-le for the
cerned in beimir 01 ou. iiertiium. ...- n no jnii... uv:..,. 1.... , .. -' " 1 r.cinmiuien 01 me rniin.ii r ...,,,.,, .. iiiii 1 11 1111 1
rlne, In 1020 enacted the existing ship- vurving conditions and the dl-erdeied K,Uillty of Opportunity n,.rlM in urtditien te expediting the com- j
nine lnw, designed ter nn upi ujiuuik muc 01 ..jie ....--., .-- ...... ..! ... ciriliur1 tll(. rrndlcatten or luttcraey ' pi.-tien ei prej.s'is ions un.i. . ""..
A M. Anicr.caii men-hunt murine. American valuation, but iheie cannot he , ... ,inTH;,4n of education n.itnkin.1 , ..t,,!... irlini- is known us the coal E
Among ether things provided te en- ignored tin danger of ucl. a vi.luatlen, r,..Lr.hed a stage where we may aud gus lease law. applicable also te de- 1 M M
SSS& our shipping en the world's brought te the level eoiiren pre, ,,.- ' ' f Jj h . Maf(.i ?"si,of phosphates' !,n,l ether minerals , ( &M
Beas, the KxecutHe wns directed te give costs t a king , ur 1 r ffs re h.b V,MM,rtlI11,tj has been nttalnnl en the public domain, lea., s re i.nw be- f f
notice of the termination of all exist- 'lye 1 flight de . In 11 uriy list. irees l ' 1)r(.pnwi te embrace g mn,l- en the royalty ba-is and nre 1 A & J&
Jn? cemmeri.al tieatles In order te a- ".7 i"i7e iv"ncr oil hi e eli 1' Tben. is. Indeed, n tee great di- pnsluelnu large levu.ue.s te the ..oNern ..eNern
nilt of reduced dut.es en mpeits carried ',': .wihMitv f thl enlv unw" lietweeii the economic cendi- ment. Fnder this legislation 10 per
in American bottom-. During the life eon ler tlm , 1 '';" ,,h; Z f tVmt and the least favored centum of all royalties Is te be paid dl-
i. .. t,n Ktwiit vp has complied premising ajiein.iiie, inmicij, .t iire- ".. i.i.. -,.-!.. r. the Federal treasury, and of
.i.u"rler.,Vthe.'engre,s. Wlen vision Mitlier zing prw-alnvd Ame.lcan . 1. -es ,., tne co . ,,, , 1 . . ;..; - )j(
Jepublican applanec
tl." ne.'ssnrv refunding "f Stat.; and when the Fxecutlve urged comity be
munlcifml debi, hew the advantages of tween the nation- in developing Aineit-
llllllllilllllllllllilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll
anufaciurer5 s
dmintstrutien came into valuation nr mv ri.r m ..,-, ....... ...-... . '-- , 3 - -" - '' ; "- ;, , ; weiX for reclamation of arid lands by
1.a nnmpnt
uu I------- --- , . , .,
responsibility it eeguu nn "nnj i.... .
into thc failure te execute the ixtr.s.d
purpose Of t'.e Jenes act
"Olll.V OH' 1 e' 1 lus, mi sliet.i 1 be ioK ieK
Rlble. Frankly, members .,r ll'U .ind
r ..k .1 u I 1111 11, llllll Mill in Til.
trmklnc of an American merchant ma- tlen six months from tedav. If ou
mnKing ei "ii , ,. ,..ultab(J an,
tncrce the deii.iuncement of our com- unnecessarily burden our iimperts and
merelnl treaties would Inveli us In a hinder our trade abroad. frn,.t ad-
chaos of tnule relationships and add In- justment will be nce-wary for j'ers te
descrlbabl)- te the confusion of the al- come.
reauy uifreriicrcu leuuucn-.ai niii,. inu-. :u tn i,t u,mh u. n-...
any given list of articles Imported.
..' .1.1 . ...I .I...1V.II1... ....l.n.
inuiis iniiu-..-.. .,.-...... 1. .nn...,- , ..- -n, ,., .u v.- ,
iz ng ticreases te !.. t .emiltl'ins . .'ini"-i. . '".""'. ,' 'i L'li,
iTkelv te change, there should also be re.U.l te imui-evlnj! the status of heth
prevision for decreases. A rule mn be "Wl.iie this set of problems is com-
lust today ana fiitir. 1: 01 .r preper- meniy ciniirenenueu innn-r 11. Ken.-nu
It our tar- , phriise '. apltiil and lauer, 11,1s reuny
wi,er -ve ijraciu-i in- '' 41.. ....... i...- -,-;,-- .., ., ,... -., :u , i.
,. rich tegetner as the least fortunate r. .... ... .... . ',.",','.
tien are located, te be used by them
for school nnd read purposes.
"The resources are se vast and tiie
id net
vnstlv broader. It is n question or
s., 1 ia'l and economic organization. Laber
l-'is become n large contrinuter through
its savings te the stock of capital:
while the people who own the largest
individual aggregate of capital ar-
tlwencelves often hard anu earnest
rlSIl h i-s " wUhout'emit; of ZTZeX if line,' v .meu InvuWn, . 1. Ver, often It l U-eny-
JdaUen".IP. -'! - 81- s the y long array of schedules. I think we Jp $" J''p0, Tul
panded trade wl.irii m I-sep(,ib!y Ninu go a long way toward stab tza- " buwe .nine 1 F ' Individual
linked with 11 great ir,er .am u...r.ne tlen If th-r 's recognition of the uriff mln- wiut ner a 1 ' laborer e-
"Mercsn-er. tbe applied reduction of C.,mmr-slen'H fitne-s M recommend ur- I- e. t,t e. - be se t n j" r!epr,;
...1... 1. il... trenfi 1 enniin-'.- - eenr c'.nnses jv !itucia.inuii"n. "" -i-.-"
I W M . . .
Wi.n.i,Hnr .metis of Hiisluees Itevlval
"I air. sure about puhl'e opinion fn- aTWJJWWIlirai
Antv tnv
jncnts weie necessary, encouraged only
Vie carrying of dutiable imports te our
3 . i..i.;i.. tli. tennnirii which en-
rls the ting en ihe seas Is both free vering the early determination of our
A dutiable and the cargoes wi.'.ch ,lnff policy. There have been rcas-
ke nation eminent in trade are , of. sp(,(l)ns f iv msl.
going, rather than Incoming. frQm s,ump wh,(li
' iVliR Dehiy In Action . ..,ri,, 1 rt been exncrlenelns.
T 1st net my thought te lay the qut uneinpleyineiit, which gave us deep
- ... .
The iincst butter
in Americn!
,n in detail before you tedav. It 1 fimcern enlv a few weeks age, has
ired only te say te you that tiie KruwI, encouragingly less, nnd in w iis-
( tivb hriui'-h "f the imvi rnnient un- mrnnces and renewed conlldenc wii
tlucncud by th"' P'etest of any nutleti ( attend the congressional de.'liirutiuii thut
, nellii Jins Pel'1' iiuiue, it wr.i mi- Am. riciui iuuiistv i" u' it,-,H ..-. -Ui-.
'ced tlint join iiopesal, highly In- --MuUi has been said about ib pre-
-ld and heartily supported here, Is tective pelUv for euridvts malting if
fnitlklit with iimicultles and se impossible for oil.' debtors te delmrge
i..i . i.- leiuicncies 10 iii.ssiiuii.1;.- , tneir oi'.ikuiiehs 10 u. mm is u . m-
, - VhkiiisIeii that I Invite your tentlen net new pres-lng ter decision.
Ml - -aitcVef neii-umipllanie fur a very If we must cheese between n people n jH
T'rFLm. 1 . 1 1i.i until 1 Plan mny be prcHfimd 'dleness pressing for the pay ment of in.
SKJi-h ientemplites 1. j grcnter drutf debtedness or a people resuming U.e nor- m
ISBT' 1fw,v".i.V" ..1.11,. trensepv nn.l which, nml wavs .f employ 111. nt nnd ennylng H
VJ,en ,l'tr.J ..... .mil,, I.. 'eiTei- It t.idnv. the credit, let u. , noes- the lutter.
Ivcb such premise of expanding eul '.Sometimes we appraise larg. t the
fiierchnnt marine that it will argue is human 111 most vivid lit our minds. We
iwii Binireval. 1 have Ikm-ii ijlviiig, wid are glvliig new,
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It Id eneilgll te Say lOiltiy llllll c , OI our iniiiH'iim ami iib.iii 1.1 uiihiiiiim
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. BnnesscHsed of ships, and the the likelihood of war anil threw off the H
".'" . '- 1.......H.,,, t esinliPuli 11 met . 1 .inililni' hurileiis UI arilllllllllll. It is 53
l''"i ihant jiwtlnu lu se unalteinble, that a nil very earncbt, with a national soul
i Xn e Tulmbumment, at no ether cost mipe.llns. Kut a people uiiemp eyed K
I 7. ." 9?r". ...i..t.i 1,, n, ..viufW net. . nt.,1 pnunt with hunger, face n stua-i
i ' '" raiU2dMi, te Jhe-nrlila nnd enceiimie tlen quite an disheartening : nH war, and lI
I Ji,J,'!f!i M ti Vtu-rlwviV PvOiile. our Rrrater obligation .today la te .de f f
I $4 "" - ntfwrd rcuni.'S
m At nil our Stereh
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THE GIFT SHOP
OF
CHESTNUT STREET
OfTers gifta for ha home and
offlce of prae.ical utility.
LEATHER GOODS
Boxed Papers and
Stationery
Electric Lamps
Sectional Boek Case.
Desks for Heme or Office
Security Bexes, Brief
Cases, etc.
"WATERMAN'S" IDEAL
Fountain Pens
"Eversharp" Pencils
Desk Sets
Games
DIARIES
CALENDARS and
CHRISTMAS CARDS
002-904-005 Chestnut Street
OUTLET SALE
OO Men's
Overcoats
& SUITS $14-75
EVERY STYLE
All Sizes
All Patterns
Automobile Salesmen
New distributors of well-known light six
medium-priced car desire two experienced suc
cessful men with clean selling record. Philadel
phia territory. Drawing account. Communi
cations confidential. C 505, Ledger Office.
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WICKER
FURNITURE
GIFTS
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Suits at
$12.75
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Desk & Chair. $;jr, iiUmp, S30 Chair, Slli Jardiniere, SS :
3-Piecc Sets, $ir Up :
' It's Heetl or Willow VVe Make 1
L. C. KIRCHER & CO., 1810 Chestnut St.
Manufacturer! and Retailers ',
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Uniuaa CHRISTMAS Gifts
UesK Sclt. in Wt.1--. Onj , Jet and (illlsS; Everharp IVncIl
mi (.old nml Stiver; I'niJhua! nnd Vrtintic 1'aptr eiijlitv
.iiiall Sufes in (nbiuets. Sealing Wav Sets, Waterm..'
leimUm I'ens. all !.,, (lid, silver and Rubber; C Ign.
and liKarplte Hdm-.s, Tobacco Jurn, In polished vvoe.l nn
iiii-tnlj inexpuisively priced.
41 Se. BROAO ST.
A FEW FEET AH0V
uiibs nut. until ei
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