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prys Suggest
Xruce in Fight
For Legislation
fheeWr. for Anti-SaltM>ii
League. Offer> to Press
Only Neeeesary Bills if
$>t* tlalt Repea! Acts
Ihreat Behiml Propo*a1
Warns Foes Demands, if
pre$se<U Will Start Some.
thing They Can't VinUh
? ' '..?????-? >\ x- ean
WASHING 1 OX, '??' ? 1.- A combina
? , ,\ ? . ? ! ' rcat to the weta ol the
1 - ; . ? claring an armi
- ?' -:.' in ( < ngrc ??
ir;ng the \ < ar ' a ed to-day
. .... arters l,er'-. The dry
ch ii effect that if
. . . ? '- .J the ng li?t of pending
neasure for repea! ? - nendment of
... :.. - " aet will halt
... - . ' ' '??' ' "? League
. ;? uch legisla
..-?.,. ub-i ' ci ' ary ? -7
? Wa; ne B. Wheeler, gen
ativc upcri.i
- ,.: ? the An! ' League. In
pn ? bill 1 he *;u;.
abilit pf a joint 1
". ? .'? - ..- ? g, ' !l not tbonjrhl
that the' ' ' ancc to pa -
c thei- House.
I?ry Measorea Mh\ Mhit
.-. H'heeler's' tate:ii - : point? oui
.,: ? .it dc] ..r*.
: -..' haa ibmittec' . ? c timate t' -
i'.i tional i r< :.:'
> ar. rhe a me; w 1 ild bc
c r. ? appropriatioi bi I.
? .?? ? ? -.:.? ted in his *itatc
? ??' the pending bill;
ha the " ment of the dr;
vil! :?:.7;,; . ? -
ait ? - ' ' ' ' ? iderat ion ut ., later
.?'<? before b. -.,.-..,;?? .. pu: .^ ;?
'If the w?t * ?? ti ? ? - ? foi the
as age of 1 ' to n t>eal or w ake::
? ?? ? ? ' the; ? ? ? . ? ti p," 1 aid
- v 0.; . ; '.. ? ; ? force ? are : 7
|1 pre 7 or 1.? ? bi?* drv 1 ?
:'?? t in thid ??;'..;???.? ;, deijuati
ippropi at the enforcement de
. rtmi nt .. lai ni ch sureu re!.?'
? ? ? ? ? rccrr.ent 01 the pr.
? la :ourse. havo to be 1 t.
Bill* ii.r Modlfying A<"
?:? of the ?;. : rea for 7::c,:;:.-,
ion 0 the pri>! ?itio'.i aet now " aiting
"??? ??- the Senate ; nd
7ir.:
fo repe .. ' " *? 0! " .. 1 aet; to amend
Vc' ? .. ' ;, 1 as to pro- ide for 3
.. I '' per eer.1 ??::..? b;
tute :? ? ' ; to provido for
rcent bei-r i .ine by *
?- r ?? *? "'u allay th
- ?.-.?? . - ? '? - ? c ?'?- ? ? \ ti
thi L'r.i. ? ? -ice for a swldier
p.us by legi "? pei een'. be? r
* ? _ ? thereon 0 $7 k
? ? e that :.:' medi< i::a]
all be ot' a qualit:
.'-'-?-' ? ? t h t '?;.": 1 0 proc r";
Icgali-e li. uo: < n Ameri
an ahijis; ' -ohi it Amei ican citl
" ?? ? -1 . or ?? 1 ng intoxi -
..:? pi ! not' ' in
1: i .- ?? ? trict i: China;
1 p!a fedcrt.! : : and agent >
1 <??:;:?:<-?; ti ' ake tl o I ed
? -?. ? to the Philip
.: ' : ' ' -" . ? i ? tcct *':e in
.::?.?:? of auto
? -. ? perty ed in the unla-n -
:veyance cf li ; va; to transfe r
itii.to t'ne I >epartnient
..' J - tiei ;???:: cr.d :- tiun.s "ti and 80
Vohtead aet, ii yi,:''--[-:z the
:rocedure for teixing rum-runnir.g
itom<>i ai the proh I -
., ' alc and manu
ittan ..'? liqu .- ; ? .' ??. | rovisions re
? ing to thi ta: oi liquora imported
' 7l ' . .... ntry,
rhen - , .. pending to p-o
".- . - - ,-otp tn
Soviet Warns Peasants
rhey \)o Not Own Landj
Vgricultural < osnmissar ( r?es
Co-op#?rativc Plan h? lUt-t
SypJctu f<?r Farming
1 '': '' De s '. -.-The '
"^"' ? v ?' ? ' ' ? :.z to- :
' ' '- ' and re- '
? ? - >>:.,..
-?'"'? ' ?"''"? ''?:? ' ture, who said
'; '" lai the Soviet
tru ,. u - certain .;
I ?>-? ? fact, be ?:? ?
'""- " -'' ' to the decline
" ?? ?? the ?o- emment
- ' ? ? fact that the pea -
?'?' c"' " ' ind. He i-aid the
? ' -f;r ' ' be 1 -7:tra;. and v ould
n,?,t.dfM1 ;' whether the peasant 1 Bhould
' ' ? '"'' the Ian I . , ommunes, aa co
':".'? ? ?"< ' ationa or in small '
' ',: . II -r , however. *! ? ?
.':c''?': ' 1 iragii g the co-opera
;... po uble, with
' ., .-: : ot their co- -
- ? ? rged that tho j
? "V:::'" " permittcd to !ea7'c the '
.*'. ,: ' ' ? f they i0 desire, but 1
J ' a :? ' ' ? ' ? S the plan by vrhich j
':{ r' "'' speratc they must
"" ;' ?'? ? " ' ia! tem nine vean
:.y*r- ' ' '? ? titinuity of culti
?i ? n,
... .' ' ra ' ecjtive committee
..?;"' '? : ' ci ngrc s cmbracea all
vD.;'r'r: ?' : ?. and al 0
?M:;3"' v ea of all the autonomous
>;::'?''' v ? -' 'rto havo not had
"Prcsenta! ... ??
SaysAmiSanceStand
^reprcsents Methodism
M'"iMer \ssert8 Judicial Pro-:
"?on Is Obsolete; Qiristian
ity a Religion of Jov
'. i:'- Dr Harry Knight Miller, I
;-.- n Place Methodist
" . Brooklyn, in hia 77er
*hhOS-r \ ' ' ' ' "''i'"t l3 'V??Z'
Cborc ' !ments " said that the j
,. . " the amusement .
ir?] ','' : through inane and gen- '?
?peratin ' :-' : !""''A'!,'l'"r-.i- but by co- !
fcwiable^ * ?- '":';riarice ?^ objec
'>.-? . p,i' :r from dances and the
?rv'.pr?<l tions.
..j.. ., ; ? a 5-ci.g-.3n of )o\ b.vX
?ordi^ fi ' ""'i:- "There ia not one
tfeg ?" , !' ' ristian or Jewish scrip- j
> pi? / g dancing, dramas and '
Woftvf^xj0' 8T&meH- The -o-called ;
'..^ v ;"r '"' ?' diat r hurch' ij not a
' ? Provision in the juclicia.1 .
' ? 1 se plin .
- bj most laymen ;
''? ?"?! ? ,' ,il'"'-r7. It i,i obsolete,
;'''**-*r~ rl' the "?atter c-' Judicial '
>??'? ?'- ?? : miBrepreBented t!.e
. ,;? ? :" niu of Methodiam to the
??'. ' ' Ir ?? ?:? thouaanda of our
??ien; ' ' ' ?' from the Church i
-Ar--:-,' i i als, and fatal %-iow
New Small Town Postmasters
Ordered to School for a Week
i WASHINGTON. Jan. 1. Newly ar.
pointed postmastera in ofHcen of tfi0
I second and third classea ? 1! have to
?"?nd ^ool at a large postofflcc
Kn, ac thc central accounting poat
oBtcine.ch.tiie, uccording to thc
? late! '"'?'" l?" the Pc stoffice Dcpart
nient.
rhe poatal scl o ls make their initial
bow to postmaaters with the new year
' pon rece ving hip commi ision each
"'"'?? "PPointecl postmastcr will be
?nstructcd by First Aaaietant Po?t
mastcy General Hubcrt Work, who i
'.' ?*/r: 'tendent" o? the ? Echoi '
;? fpend about h week at theiic officea
to be ???. tructcd in everv phanc of t%
vork. * '?.m
Among the many things the new
po tma?ter must be taught are how he
*? to meet the public, whal ?. Do?t
r asters place is in the communitv
how , educate the public in the use
, o the maila, how tn handle complainti
Poisou Kum
Kills 2 More;
Toll Now 25
(Csiiilnuad fr?Ti i.)? ?ni
01 ??"'' '?*?"??? ? i'oui 1 it impo3sible to in
terferc materially with thc drinking,
: In ! -?'-'? place i bottle i v ore tilted into
coffee cupa v ithoul Oitentation, and
' " * " "*o "" t ;< only difl'creni e '
be observed between them and their
more liberal rival .
Aa the night v ar.< . the ? irulent
l'.quoj that had been consumsd waxed
potent and street Ir,- ;? were numer
ouh in many pa-: - ' the city.
i P '??' hold-up men hit llenry Yol
'? '*"? ' ?? ? home is u: the WeUington
tel, on the head ith u 1 i ttle %
ii ? a l ?', ;are and were niuki g a vaii
attc mpt to .;. i er hia pocki % when
*-? ' trolmun :..-. ( in ight ? .. | thc
staggered away, Vollingc ?.. takcii
to New b'orl; Ilo.spital to have :< ? -.'?'
'? ?''?*? ' ? itched up.
"? ? ?*? ?? Ui '-uvd. of .1% Brouc m ?,
pt "., ;. - i :' ? with :. group < : di in ;.
" \ ed men in a restaurant at Ninety
itreet and Broadway and
atabbed ? [' - bacl: Ile ?-i i tako-i '?
T ' ' '.' Hc pital.
Policeman llnri- Hia Knuckles
Dctectiy. Smith, whils reinonstrat
"?'.: " ?? the 'xuberai t Charlen
Guar;.r;o, ?.': wanted to celcbrate the
' '*' ' "'"??'*' hj ?'::;,/ a pistoi in irc nt oi'
% adv.a; . was stt-ac. e ' by
'':--"?".,'' friends, who bruitied hia
?: - ?? o : <_-? er< '; v ith their i'ace
the ! ? rc --- ed the attention of . ?
bulancc urgeon, ii::*,r^:;r ??;.,?' ,;?
rested.
Philip ?:??; weillei. of ?','. V E;s -;
Eigl ';' '.' ' Street. got ?*:.'. , ;. di pute
""ith :. ma; - ? enty -. ixth Str< et
--:.i i';: t A enue, who i hot hir ii
1 thi %rc '. Ile; f eiller ? as taken t
-?'"' i o'.il -,:? llr pital. ti% as a lant
, i o a p e d
Conrad Lorsberger, of 11 We '. % *'
. ?, etf g.0* ....,., a (jgj^t ;u Scvent; ?
????:'' Street near Second Avenue,
and \vu: tabbed ;:: the ihoulder.
I ? Ii r : I, ' lutein, of ol Ar.. terdam A- c
:..'??, :T- : nto ;. ?"'k'''" on a Third Ave
? -.?? "levated train and wa? followed to
' ? iighty-fourth Street station plat
form by o?ie of ).'.? foes, who *b'':,.:.
him the rigl t :-.::-.
A disputc in the RainLow Clnb. 1
I Minetta Lane, was tranaferred to the
tn ?'. out '", where the police inter
ruptad ?' and nrre^ted John Caf-.'!.- . of
% Charles Street, who had been
: , i the arm. John S; :??.<. ??. of
l. 7 ." ion ; on Street, n member of thc
club. who * irr.ed ui later at St. Vin
>?'???'" Ho pital witli ;% bullet through
*,??, right ar- . cccu ed Cafl'irc of -;:
ing thr --ot.
Corea \ppeals to Arins
Conference for Hearinsr
260 Pelitioncrs liichnle Rcprc
-enfiitivos of IC-icrj Tla*
in Conntrv
V ASHINGTON, Jan 1 (By '['..c As
ro::i-%J Pre s). - An ap-.ca1 to thc
Washington conference for a heari::g.
?r.'dd" public to-night by thr Corean ?
Corr.mi ':^-.. t-arried the namea of ciele
gates 6aid to hare been regularly!
elected to t ?pre-?:-,t <*ac':i of the 2601
districta of that country. Thc pcti-|
tioners %c;*'i !r,; representativca of i
c. or;* class of Corea, including Prince
FOwha, ccond on o'1 the la^e Empcror,
members of the nobility, lcaders of
rcllgiou denoi i '".u'.'o-:j. political or
i;<.;r:'ut. m . labor anionn nnd comir.er
cial bodie?.
Gra"; risk ? were t. sumtd by each o.
thc sigr.atorics, tne Corea:; miasion de-!
clared to-n;ght. because of tho severity
o.' the i.ret'ioo.: used by Japan to up
preni nationalistic agitation.
The petition recounts tho annexatior. |
of Coroa by Japan, a^sertfi thc neccs
?% of sett'ling thc Corean problem a.s j
a prerequisite oi' peace ir, Aeia and
asscrta thc >'<\\'.';y and right of Corea j
to eelf-go-rcrnment. Tho people of
Corea, the petition said, hare never
r,':-e:i their asaent to annexation and
"rocogniy.e and declare that the gov-1
ernment which -ro claim a" our bwn iu I
our provisional government now tem- j
porariiy batablished at Shanghai." ;
? ?
JMiller Names Major Coogan
Makes E\.-Ofticer. ^lio J^erAeti
in Siberia, Military Secretary
."r.v-'n! Dl&patoh to Th? Tribvr.c
ALBANY, Jan. 1.- Governor Miller
to-day made Major William C. Coogan,
of New Yoriv, his military secrctan*.
The post h:,-1 been vacant Bincc last
,-.%; . when Major Ranulf Compton rc
signed to become first deputy Secretai-y
of'State. !
Majoi Coogan is a graduate of Wr.t
1 oir.t. Ile resigned from the arr-v re
cently end during the la(-'t year has
been in thc brokerage business. Dur?
ing the war he waa sent to Siberia as
a:de-c*'--<::.::.p to General Gravea ar.d
Adjutant of t':;e Twenty-seventh in
:a:-,t%v. In hia two years' aervice in Si
V'Tia'he waa decorated by the French.
government with thp Croi.v de Guerre ,
with palm leaf and received decora- |
tions from other governments. Th>? .
major has rendered distlnguished ser?
vice in Japan, China and the Philip-]
pine?. Soon after he was graduat'rd
from West Point. he waa a.c:jis:ried sc
;.ide-cie-ca;::r to x'r.e c'm'n-inding of-I
ficcr at Camp Lewis, Washington.
?
Vienna Ciloumy Over 1922.
A* Prices C^ontinue to S>ar
VIENNA, Jan. 1.?The oper.ing of the
-ear fills the Vienna press with g'.c-oiny
forebodings. Although the crown haa
recovered and remalna around .",000 to
the do'lar, a.' conipared with 8,000 a
month ago, prices contlnue to increase.
The bank note circulatioc ir- abo.:*
!>JO,000,000,000, as comparcd with 11,
000.000,000 a year ago.
It ii announced that a probable pur
chaser haa been found for the famous
(Jobelin tapestrie.; involving their de
parture from the country. The art so
cietiea and curators of tho museuma
have prote-jted and threatened a (fcn
era) utriko in urt circlei. The name
of th.e proL'pectire purchascr hfta not(
heen ment^ned
, and gunrcl th
The poatmastei
i^Wi"?l?ttarth.thi;^T;S:
? . \ a v'.',''-v sreat cxtenl depcnda
::.r ithL3n<^:hngrr3 :<,:J ?p?city to
???. fetter poata] aervicc.
,, I ?' > J??? return home i
ie ne j appou ted po; tma iter ?' c:
pected io write the department and
give * review of whal he has learned
" ,VJ ' ri\lue ? -r instructiong given
' J>a hort mt ??? iive eourae of in?
struction will be of great benefit to
ne pubhc end to the amoother opera
' '; ';', '?'?," local poBtcl machinerv,"
..-?' ' . ?'?'" Ioatofflcc Department. '"'ln
thi instruction it la the purpoa* , f
the t'ostofflce Department to impreKs
"P0.11 ,thc ' -? '?' appointed ? i itmaster
;?. ?' h is t ic local manager of the
h'Weat business institution in the
;;" V frd ;;p mu^1 '" n"-" capable In
,.Uing "H the poatal servicc to
'7? :iV;"'. "".! ean mlv be ac?om
" ? '"? b> one wh i un leratanda everv
netail . f hia ? ervice."
4 Die, 27 Hurt,
Tn New Year
Auto Crashes
turn sud
Ccntlnusd tr?n (lige
and hold the theory that
v hen an effort v aa rrade
j denly u' a aharp curve.
i ^cheyer w: a pini ? 1 un Ier the radia
? ;u: ? hei 'he machine turncd over. Hi ?
l:ed and hc died 1 efore
'he accident oc
et and Ilud
: ian waa re
? He pital,
ht hei rcco-i
!).;,77c: extricated. The
i urred at A:.,? \\< : ? >'
on Bouleva: d. Mi ? \:l
ni ? ed ? . X rth ; -,;
"? hei e it wa ? i aid !a . r.ij
''?. '"7:;l:.:.- : rloubtful.
Inanen ia said to have endeavorad to
tnrr Into Angeliquc Strevet, where the
"""'' ei i-vc i uddenly. Dctectivea ??
'?'? i oad at that point wa?? covcre 1 ti :'
;. . un ? ther ? i ,-? lence thi t the
' '?." Lidded.
Heni ?? Stalknei :ht, -.' ,ri; -< ight
d, of SS i'77.,7r.; . Jersey City, way
" ?''? '' ?'?"?"? knocked down 1 y Kn aut
npbile late Saturday at Montgomery
Street aml Colgate Avenue. Stalknecht
'?'"? '"' ' "'"'"' the road <when ttuek and
vi- i luirJed fifty feet. Ile died two
houra later k7 'jeraey City HosDital
I ie drivei of ','? a car that atruck him
di( ? ot pause. Automobilo police
.' H ed the machine t en : ile buf it
? li ! them.
Old Man Run Down
'??" ' - knocked do-vi and killed at
IMth Street and Madison Avenue late
ye terday. The automobile that atrucfc
I im i owncd by Herman Frank, of 472
j Leno:; Avenue. It waa being driven by
J '"? ' ' fark, of 222 East *0::d Strcei
: The latter took the injured man to
Mount S::...i IT ? pital, where he cs
P red ;? few minutea after admi Bion.
Iiiitials "B. G." were found in thei
Jining of a blaek fedora hat won: by
the dead man. Ile waa about fifty-tive
: ':-- ' old an i wcighed 15o pounds. Ho
'?..:?? .'. dark gray ovevcoat, gray uit,
v I: ck lioes and whit.olec undcr
?"':;;"? I
i iree persons were injured when a
tnxicab operated by William '.
mick, of 250 Vest Ninety-third Street,
^truck an automobilo driven by Ilenr'
? 'harf *> 108th Street and Fifth Avc
7 .?; ve terday afternoon. The injured
fre Frank McCabe. twcnty-flve years
old, Tt Eaat 124th Stret; Peggy Thor
ley, twenty, 306 West Forty-third j
Street, and Ilarry Brown. twenty-'
eight, Go Fast Fortv-third Street. W.
were taken to St, Luko's Ho pit*: and I
1 iter to their home:.'.
Doctor and Wife injared
Dr. William Lintz and hia wife, Gert- I
n de, living st 1352 Carro:: Street,
Brooklyn, auffered fractured Bkulla last
night wljen a taxicab in which they
rode collided with -c touring car a"t
Canal Street and West Broadway.]
Three othera were hurt in the accident.
Dr. ?7.a Mr'. I.inta were ^7: rout? '
to their born": ;:: Brooklyn. They were j
driven by James J. Whalen, of 314 j
V.'e-t Thirty-ninth Street. Aa the cab '
crossed Canal Street a flve-pas icnger
to'.iri:.!r car. driven north in Wcat '
Broadway by Ja:;.eB S. Bronnan, oi
517 V.'e-t 129th ^:tr'???,, and carryrng I
four pa t-engera beaide Brennan,
ras! cd into it, Bmashing tbe ton: eau.
Dr. and Mrs. Lint^ wcre injured by
being thrown agjainpt the ide of the
taxi. 'lhe; were removed to St, \'in
cent'a Hospital,
Both Brennan and Whalen escaped
;:-.j'7ry. The former'n daughtcr, Mar?
garet, waa badly cut. Jamca O'Connor,
ixty yearo o!d, of 217 East Seventy
cighth Street, auffcred a fractured
ankle. The othcr'a injurica were
'light.
Four per ons ??.?erc injured, includ :.;.:
?7;:rce women, when the automobil : i .
- hich they rodc collided with a:; 1.
oillar at Third Avenue and Tirty-third :
Street. !
The injured are Mra. Rebecca V, eiaa. '
thirty-two yeara old, 1330 Fifty-third ;
Street, Brooklyn; Miaa Charlottc ]
Shapiro, whose h ,::.'* ia Jn Brooklyn;
Isaac Berii:;, 1353 Fifty-ilfth Street.;
Brooklyn. Mrs. Weisa haa a fractured1
akull. She ia at Bellcvue Hospital.
The others' injuriea ar? are slight.
-?.
Chicago's New Years
Dav Dntest Ever Knovd
More Than 200 Arrcstecl by
Polirff and U. S. Agents, and
l.oop Is De.*olate
CHICAGO. Jan. 1.?More than 2091
IT
peraona wcre arre?ted
to-day by the police a::d prohibition
agents in their eampaign to mske
Chicago dry nt the opening o1' the new
year.
The warnings by Chief of Po'!"
Fitzmoj-ris iiv.a Charles A. Gregory,
Federal prohibition agent, apn: rently
had their effect. The I^op District,
scene of revelry, "here thou?anda co:>
gregated in paFt yeara. waa almost de
serted last night. and the searchera for
liquor law viointora confined te.eir ac
tivitiea to raiding remote t'ubs ar.d
? atching hotels and restaurants.
Al the Central police station only
four men were booked for intoxication
to-day.
"It was the dryest N'ew Year's Chi?
cago ha- ever knowr.," Chief of Folice
Fitsmorris said. "Not a cirinl: could be
bought in any down-town cafe, restau
rant, club or hotel."
^cS'HorMck^
Th, ORIGIN/
f*M\?
afe
Milk
f Infantc
ic Invalidt
_ NO COOKING
Tho ?"Focd-Drink,' for All Ages.
Qaick Lunch atHome.Office.arJ
Fountains. Ask for HORUCtCS.
Kit\i InuUbtBS i Snbstitittef
Plan Stiggested
To Stanclardi/o
Use of Radium
i Institute of New York !<
A*k American Medical V
sociation to Vttrmpt Reg.
ulation of Hospital Work
jPeril in Novices' Hand*
Dr. Field Aseeris Trealment
^ ith Rare Mineral Shonlcl
Bo Confined to Spectalist*
" Field, niedica
"?? ?' - 11 I: itit iti o
' r'>'-'. annoui ?? : ????? ?. ,? \- ? ? . ,
'-1 i.. thal ' i
atitute ? ? ? ild ... ..., | ... ,
, Medical A iciation |
'?'"?"* to tandard . ? ri dium ipiul
work. He said ho considercd th mea
"?rr. T-"'-'c'- -*':? to prevent ? ic u - ol
??j"-';' by :. ivicc and by praetit oi ?
I es to <eon p ] roi ul -
... . . | ; Cr! ' ' ? '?? ? om treatment
I V ' ;, il ?'? . ?'*? ?> ? .
jured senouBly by tho ?? 'wlio ' .
"P?"n againr.t it wil -....? knowledge,
.' " "". " !>nR hn ugl ? .-.., fur her dii -
"?v?r by t ie ovcr-cnl a ? 0r ,.,,...
ta users,
-i'V ,f5ld iG onft ' veru radii ...
'?' -:;-' ? ' ,?? ?? rccent y diapul I ,
R; ertion ol Dr. John H. Dea- , ? U'c
'dent of the Imci an College '? Sni
gec na, t hat t he meri t ol' rad ,
the treatment c ' eancer I ,, | )> en ?
aggtrated.
Thmgrpou* in Novice's Hands
; "During thc % ,? two ? ear .*' said D
;.'c',:' , "radium-] roducing organiza
'o:' havc sold radium in varviiv
t'",'- ":'x' ,to over ?"''"' separat-e units ,-?'?
...." '.' la , ':' ' '?' thr lghout th c ..-.
??"'? ; ">" v e recognliii r ?? icriou
''.''.' ' ? ";" ; "" ' r\\ i "ner u. ?:, ,,? ..
? at time i ma; be u ed in
, "" ' dosagc, or ma- bc used in ca ?
wnere it is not intended at all. l;;.
cl ui - : a dangerou.- trcati 11 ? ? ?, ca '??'
n ' he Itan ls of ? ? ,.??;....
'," "nportanl is th q n it on that
v ,^ have <-,,, - idc?rod I .. Ivi .,1, lit - of
'' ? rnng I ? ciucstioi ??? | hc \: tei
?'?''' Medical Asi oeial i.il th" ro
?>>? ' ' thnt it make an endeavor In
tandard r.e I i< work nnd conlme :' | ,
men h fjhly ,, ? alizcd in radium * i ?
npy. '
While ;?? dium had h''r>n placed on I lie
' ? ? urgery ns n. curnt i c
'?'????? Di Field F,aid il
I not br dr , ribcl a i . "c- all"
'' ' thal ? ?: ,u ?? -nv ? ' .-..-.
?' ? ? ? ? .?' hc e inn!.
Still in Fiperimental StaRf*
ui. ? r rai l.i r pecl ed I
? - ??? ' - pre '" ? tali ties,
'"'] u ? that oi ,? out of i ? ry ten peoph
o\ er ' ortv yeai ot' ;.>.-? mui t <ii? ??
? : r." Dr. Field continued. "Surgery,
ipplei ented with ? adiui . hou
day ;:???'? u < full '.'" per c'i nl -,- ipg in
i . . ,.,-? ,' .. tAl I,
"Itad un has a great n un for thc
cl cure iif the cancc r i ? ??.
[iropei . :. plicd by ' '? o e i|ualiliecl by
long ,- pei iein o th i po vei 'ul agi
1 earl; ? I la; of c-xperi ? ? ?.
cl hop ?'?: .' ar,<l repori co ci rn
i noce an i ed v th care
"r'xperien.ivi u . I ??.?? er, that
I here an> i an; n a! .??:???,??..?
? , liui ifTei th ?
?
!??
..: "
' ai e tii]
???' -r , ?' . '., w'ln ? ,f i
hould be discouraged Such co
?'?' ns, therefi i< cali for the
ni< nl i a group cf tn ? ! -."
Shortage ol Rare Mineral Here
'I c Radiu: ; i . ito, which wa i
ganize.l ii 191 '. u . whicl
as on, , ioneci institi i,
the country, ha nin, , |
? rom -Oo \\ ?? .-? ven ioth Su-eet. Mai
hattan, .. id 'tf.l ('arroll Street, Pr, ?
lyn, Lo ne y cjuai tei at 323 River ide
'< \> ''? ? ??: d i pro' ided ? ith mlargcd ra
and labor t ory equipnicnl.
tl ater S*i v Yorl . Dr. Field said, pre
.' ? ?' ' ? lowing more lhai
L!0,000 ei nc r pal ients. with but tv o
.??? tit ition . ,% -.,??! a i ri dium ? ?
???:>:.? thi h itituti ;?. -: the Uemoria
[losp tal. Severa ot! er ho pital and
individual cl ctors, he added, held
'* orking am int , ; i adiuni, bul I 'rc
wa a ilistii cl hortagc of the rare
: in ? ..' ? \% ' at thc present
' i m e,
Dr Field aici lir had eei a
"?'??' to i ince that fund: were
'-S provide ' thal ?- ould assurc the
' rectioi of till ai othi r bui liling Ior
chc nstitute within eic litcen moniha.
Ti e propo icd ho ipital. I ully i ndo ed,
ould be given -?-, :? ,? ? ? ly ? ? ??
' leptioi of cl iri t\ ci . ' ?
BONWIT TELLER UCO
?7/U O/Mcutlfy r\J,cp o/ \ ^K-naUon*
Firni Avrvrr vr ^T? street
i?L**?E ANNOUNCEME1ST
Beginning il e'dnesday
JANUARY SALE 01
FUR QARMENTS
and SMALL FURS
ii Unprecedented Reductiom Re
. . gardless of former Scllin.fr
Prices or Costs
UN ADDITIONAL REDUCTION OF 10?
H?s Been hworporated Owing to lhe
Ftrpoal 0j the Exeise Tax on Furs
'KTAII.S IN TUESDAY EVENING'S PAPERS
Harriman National Bank
Fffth AvertM? mvi 44tH Street
New Yokk
The Cost of Success
Success, sometimes represented by wcalth, has ever
been thr target for the shafts of thc failures.
Fortunately, we have alv/ays with us a bouy of
co.nservatives that acts as a balance wheel, and these
!>eople are measuring very carefully the attacks being
made by thc irresponsibles upon the Federal Reserve
System through various channels. Scarce had the ink
dried upon the signature that made the act a law, when
its provisions were called upon to bear actually the
full strength of thc thcoretical load for which it was
designed. Tl*: success of the test was marvclous, but
it has been compelled to go through the fire of criticism
exactly an have the grei't corporations of the country
which have been nble to show profits. This is the cost
of success.
For years the information furnished hy Uun and
Bradstreet was the basis of credit or lack of credit,
and by their reports the banks were large'y guided in
loaning tho funds of their depositors. Today that is
changed and credit is now determined by the "investi
yation" made for pur'ely ulterior purposes, for only the
successful corporations arc investigated and inasmuch
as the results of the investigation usually disclose the
soundness and prosperity of the concern. it scarce re
quires the President. the Chairman, the Executivc
Committee and the Board of Directors of a bank to
approve credit. It only needs, thercfore, such an "in?
vestigation" of the Federal Reserve System to crown
its work.
Success is a shining mark. The individual or cor?
poration that loses money is not disturbed, but he that
has hived a dollar despite taxes is the bull's eye of the
target.
KS
IANKINC HtUftS FMM t t'CLCGK 1M.TII Wld&K P. S&
SAFE lEFSSIT VAMLTS ?PEN FROM I 1 M. Tt &WB*S&r
Non-Partisans Prole^t
Hiis Park Transfer
Proposal fo Hand Over 93
Vcres t<? Navy Department
Strcnuously Opposcd
Th- Committee on Mon Parti ;an Fai I
-' '? '". ? t? n ay opp< ? K
c'ty'a pri- ln ; . - ..-? to tho Navy Dc
? rtmcnl u ? inet; ! -e ... re tn tch .??"
.-'?' r"i' A- Bii l'i '., a| ;; . ' nw-a. ror
an ? . tioi ?? I The i ue tion vill
' ' ' ' ? '? ' Sinkii g Fund ( om
,. """ ' '' ' ' day mo: ?? .-.
1 !-" coi irnitl i ? ?: ? to the origin
? :;'' * ic work ilone bj the ! eai ide Hoi
: ita for Crippled Children n >w Bjtu
ated : iere, nnd the greal intere ' that
* a! ,aKI.h. instit itioi b -? ': hco
' ?-???? ,-elt ..? I Mr. Bii . 1 he ho
r' '??' ':' ' '? i ??'?- . : area of 163
?''.?' I;ie navy ? ow riiI
.......
i he con m ittec, o!
" hlch ??"??' ??? v- Jet ? ? - airman
I ...' Acting i omptroller llenrv
Snuth hu oppn ,- 1 gh h - . ?;,? *)?."?
?' ? ? !??: . 11 Ian, lhe i ommittee'f
'?' ??' ' tdda, is al o uppo ed '? it
" Pr: ' iple The Park ai ! I",,-. -
B ' ' '.?--. tion, Hr ' l -.
ci i .,,;: |p,. .P| |>... ;?... [, . n ,_; . ?
: ' ?'? ' ue Ho ipital 1 t , itee . I tiiti '
, ?'Khb rhood \V irkcrs, I itj l .... ..- ,1
? men' City Club are ai - ? 0
'.yno - : ' ,, the :omi to '.? ???.
Ends filtli Year a* Court Clerk
GOSHE." . v. V.. Jan. 1. r. ch
aker, who clai ? t .- -
in pub ? offii 0 of rn
N c w
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ork
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I.. P. HOU ,\NDER COMPAi\>
Fifth Avenue at 46th Street
announr*
DRASTIC
MARK DOWNS
ni ali Department:
commencms
rn
fuesday, January 3d
?:??". WILL OPEN \T 8 O'CLOCK :' I ? '
A New Illustrated Bonl.-lci oj the Januan Lingerie Sah
and Southern Fasliions Maded upon Requ I
BONWIT TELLER &XO.
&Ae (SpeaalJy c)/io/^ of Onatsicdiosw
HFTH AVENUE AT aft? STREET
Beginning Tomorrow?TUESDA V
Vnnuai January Sale of
UNDERGARMENTS ^
BOUDOIR APPAREL
AT VERY LARGE PRICH REDUCTIONS
The Repeal of the tedertd Luxury Tax Exempts From
Taxation iU ltems in 7 /i?s January Sale
HAND made: lingerie
Exquisitely Hand Embroidered and Scalloped
Nightgowns. 1.95 to 135.00 Drawers 1.95 to 89.00
Envelope Chemises 1.95 to 125.00 Corset Covers . 1.10 to 39.00
Straight Chemises. 1.95 to 89.00 Petticoats 3.95 to 79.00
SILKEN UNDERGARMENTS
Simple Types, or ? ith Fine Laces <>r Embroidcries
Nightgowns.,..- 3.95 to 5 25.00 Bodices .... 1.95 to 39.00
Envelope Chemises 2.95 to 110.00 Pajamas.10.00 to 39.00
Straight Chemises. 2.95 to 95.00 Petticoats. 4.50 to 45.00
Drawers . 2.95 to 79.50 Princess Slips 5.00 to 89.00
BOUDOIR APPAREL
Xegfigces. Tea Gowns. Boudoir Louis and Pajamas
Crepe dc Chine, crepe meteor. chiffon. brooaded sdk7-. lace, zanana oi c irduroy.
Models that were upto 16.50 9.50 Models that were up to 26.50 15.00
Models that were up to 18.50 1 1.00 Models that were up to 8Q.no 39.OO
Models that were upto 125.00 59.00
CORSETS and DRASSIERES
Back or Front Lace Corsets.Formerh 14.00 to is.oo <S.95
"Bontell" Corsets.Formerly 10.00 and 12.01) 4.95 and 5.95
A Group of Odd Corsets.Formerly 4.50 io 13.50 2.95 and 3.95
Bandeau Brassieres.Formerly 1.95 to 6.50 1.00 to 2.95
TAILORED and LINGERIE BLOUSES
DIMITY SHIRTS OPv SEMI-HAND MADE BLOUSES
Many with har.d touches or real filet lace. Made to sell tor 3.95 io 5.50 2.^5
HAND MADE BLOUSES OR FINE DIMITY SHIRTS
With real laces; also tailored dimity shirts. Made to sell for 6.95 to 10.00 4.Q5
HAND MADE FRENCH BLOUSES WITH REAL LACES
With real filet and Irish laces and hand cmb'y.
Made to sell for 0.75 to 12.50 7.50
Imported Art and Decorative
HAND MADE LINENS
At 20% Reduction
Magnificent examples of needlework, including many rare speci
mens of hand craft and real laces?banquet cloths, table cloths,
napkins, curtains, centrepieces, cushions, mouchoir cases.