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_ow?ra. bat with th? entallar
Hera'sahera
?ook th? rntll
: by strpri?* hy his ?ags*vsti?r?
agreed
-eferenc? la
??
I be redttr?
e ?rst.
?V section of
1 be re
.. !e the pt>!'
?
that th?
> nould be -
'or the tail
an as a great compet?
the President rather
.me of th? campaign
??
new radical blot
, ng that op
? i? should be
ght r. tor Brookhart is
? ? ?mail minority in the
ical b'' 'v oring m?rger? ir.
it of th? radicela
aasstm) of all the
Th? Pre?le*nt,
.-arded as having struek
mSmw? blow, whether intention ally
he" radical hloe was ai so 'divided
?'s flat
? ownership
ate to lower freight
? n demonstrated as an
a ? administra
'?! A Some of
endoosly in favor
? -hip. others were
the failure during the
Had. I.ahar Hattile
-g? of th?
i ?bor Ho?rd, merged under
' to-day into th?
ouid b? mad? binding on
r?llro?d corpora
run* up againrt
- of the radical
?.Ir* sel ?gain?t
would compel labor to
(ration finding. Thl?
?e of th? d*moa
- at th? polls of
road labor leader?, particularly
st Ohio, Indiana and
I, the President
'?bor leaders on the
gration. Far fron ad
.? down the bars, s s
would, he advo
- on of intending
her side, and also
.liens in this country,
- the gates from their
ted angle.
The ^'i"Uent showed himself folly
with the discontent of the
rs in the Middle and Northwest,
<d such havoc with th? old
il crowd In the recent elee
?d a considerable por
on of hi? message to th? necessity
i g the farmers from their
Baneial distraes.
i ?h of our population,"
produces th? food of
i adds so largely to
? . must particip?t*
11 fortunes of the nation,
iing worth retaining"
Agriculture, th? President ssid, has
In tude? which no legislation
-. i ongress can make
fanner "the financial
been ballt, up
t aid ?nd supervision
\ industrial
I rSaider.t praised what had
in thi? direction, telling
?? "measures of taller
n of the Federal re
: doubtedly saved
' spread disaster."
that the Farm
-fulness of which
?<>v?n by the Fed
- gnt we'l har? its
wr, to provide Mama,l?
credits as well as an?
il? suggested a
Federal land banks te
-i credits.
intends as a
? ? recurrence of the
? is full throughout the Middle
?rthwest. The chief distres?
d by th? in?i?tenee. of the
s on prompt r?ym?nta by th?
re ef ere] ? vlng loan?. Th!?
- <-r? being eom
- ir ?ntlre crops en
.-??i regardless of pices, ra
f th? ?ut.ply cf freight cars
?ind. It wss
?are whieh sent the
?n'xics, corn and wheat
tat the f?rm?r? figurad
- duction. It w??
' that led t?. the tremendous
Ith present condition?
e radical sweep ?t the
'relght car?, du?
'hi sftermath of tho coal
partly te ?r> cctua.1 short
trh freight rate?, was blamed
'tie farmers. If they
?hie to got the increased
-?dent is now advocat
. ?aMiy, if not all. of thes? troubles
'?< ?n eliminated.
>
m Pro? ??ion Helpful
The ?pok? at some Ungth
v tariff bill. Thl?
a? tl \ forced into th? meti
lou?e insistence giving
ithority to readju?t
is developing condition? m?y rt
lts?lf " h* ??Id, "ad
ble fallibility of
s tes or '.?bienes? to rhang
eve that th?
>y he promptly
a riemsfd, ever riindful
t wK; ' '1^P"?' to ?sfeguard
xmerto" Industriel activity, und at the
- ??? the eiploitation of
ican consumer and keep open
? cf such liberal exchanges ??
, t endanger our own productivity."
Th? Pr?rid?r.t insisted that ther? Is
?site for commercial aloofness.
It? th? C?rip?,rative self-contain
it co-jntrv, h? pointed out it
build the foundation
? futur? of influene? and im
-?nance la world commerce." He
VrXLVE OF MILK
k Is a good food, one of
he most perfectly balanced
foods we nave.
t is so well balanced that it
an supply practically all the
Js of the body.
\ quart of milk contains as
much nourishment as a
pound of lean beefsteak,
Also? much of the necessary
lime and many of the valu?
able salts not found in beef.
???i*?J frsa? a*I1 I* pal
Ik* ?Jab, re??? mam.
?rf.tC MILD"?? >av-*w*4l
*VV*a^M?f*a?aMi fl%-M gJmaaSS !? !
at?,
?arvadi
.
Senator Mackay Fills
In for Gov. Edtcards
A Republican, State Senator
William B. Mackay Jr., of Bergen
County, wat sworn in yesterday
to preside as Gorcrnor of New
Jersey during the abeanoe of Gov?
ernor Edwards, Democrat, in
Washington for a few days.
Chancellor E. R. Walker swore
Senator Mackay in yesterday
morning- and he -?sumed his
duties at once.
Governor Edwards want to
Washington last Monday to talk
over poliUcal matters with Dem?
ocratic leaders, and to attend the
Gridiron Club banquet to-morrow
night I
l-a _I
d>nl*d t..at thl? provision for "msin
tained good fortuna at home and our
onwillingne?? to a?sun>? the rorr.
of all the ills of th? world" means a
reluctance "to co-operate with other
people, r r *r> assume every just obliga?
tion to promote human advancement i
?r.ywher* In the world."
fir Harding pointed out that with- '
out America ?eeking it iS? had become '
? creditor a? a result cf ha *?r, and
now had ?n excess possession of th?
world's gold. He denied, however, that
the country ?ought to use this power
to become an international dictator.
influence of the United Jtates
in international coun<
trary, i? great becaus? th? world i? con?
tent that thi? country ha? no selfish
?ads to sew? and no grievances to
avenge, th? President decU
Valc? ?f Sympathy Ralead
"It i? th? sales c.f sympatr.;,
fraternity and helpfulness," he said,
"??eking to ???1st out not assume *>i
th? United State? btirden? which na
tions maat bear for themselves.
"We would rejoice to help rehabili?
tate currency ?ystems and fa
?11 commerce which doe? rot drag u?
to th? vary level? of the?? w? eeek to
lift *p."
home surpris? w*s occasioned by the
emphssis laid by th? President en the
evil of hyphenates. After speaking of
the advocates of revolution and their
followers, h? ?aid: "Thirr is tl
crudeecenee of hypheneted American?
ism which w? thought to have been
?tamped out when we committed the
nation, Hi? and soul, t? the World
War." The Pr??'d?r.t then ?ounded
a call to hav? th? aliens respect Amer?
ican Institutions and to hav? the
American viewpoint magnified to the
alien seeking citizenship.
The President then passed on dis?
cussion of th? prohibition question,
which has.been perturbing hlra for
some weeks.
"Let m?n who ?ra rending the moral
fiber of the Republic through easy con?
tempt for the prohibition law.-' he
??Id. "boce.use tl.e> think It restrict?
th?ir p?raon?l liberty, r?m?mber that
thej- set the exemple and breed a con?
tempt for l?w which will tit?nstely de
?troy th? Republic"
Conditions relating to the ?1
ment of the Eighteenth Amendment,
the President ssld, "savor of nation?
wide scandal. It i? th? roost demora?
lising- faetor In our public life."
In a regretful ton? th?
pointed rut that instead of alia
ing prohibition from politics, as most
people had assumed In sdvance would
be the cas?, the Eighteenth Amend?
ment ha? irtensified prohibition to
sueh an ?xtent as a political issue that
many voters were moved by no other
consideration.
"It Is distracting the public mind
and prejudicing the judgment ef the
electora," he ?aid Stating that he did
not believe the Eighteenth amendment
would ever be repealed, and that ?.
lieved the enforcement law is in
patty with "delib?rate public opinion."
the President pointed out, however,
that "rigorous and liberal enforcement
will concentrate public attention on
any requisite modification."
It was st this point that the Presi?
dent ?nnounc?d hi? intention to in?
vita th? governors of all the ?tatet
?r.d territories for a conference with
the Federal administration ?n UM
ject of prohibition enforcement.
Berlin In Pay Bavaria's
Fine for Slur on Allies
BERLIN, Dec. 8 (By The Associated
Pres?>.-?The Germen goverr.ment, it
i? announced, ha? abandoned the Idea
of arbitrating with the Bavarian gov?
err.ment th? quMtlon of satisfying the
Entonto for th? race it ?tur'?.
Allied military control officers in
Ingolsudt and Passau.
Th? Central government ha\ decided
to pay the fines levied upon th? two
Bavarian eitle? by tho Allies, thus
averting any untoward consequences
for the Rhineland.
-?'??-1- -- i.r '
'There's something ?about thcmyoi II like
(jtveamBoK?flOO (jreetings
V/NE never ha-? t(i?> man\
cigarettes, especially it they arc
Tareytons.
The Greetings Box of i oo Herbert
Tareyton London Cigarettes is a
*? very nice way of extending your
At all Dealers holiday thought.
fW\ Herbert j
lareyton
London Cigarettes
tr
President's Message Ablest
In Years, Is Congress Veird?ct
,0??l???? *"??? ?*?? 9St
railroad recommendation-. Sen
raina is prep?r?d to back bill?
Ibes? line?, hut !<* hi,P<
?nartmert thi. ?eision. H? ?
i
rates. . ,
?lie whole
cupy
two >e?r?. The
naral crediU
of th?
prf. nee to
enforcement i" c
hiKition lad the warm support of
Among tho?e *ho hsd comment
. of M?r> ?
imprested in- <
nt made ndmir?
sugge.''(.ris. I doi -ether
U?n?'ative jam will ?nable
?rif?rd i
?
ar.d the ?
tions . ' ur *tl(
tlon In th. '
Senat?
of th? 1
r ?????-? was ?i i
writing, th.
delivered. I earnot api
it. The run
l>?strd did not ?
?imour.trd m?r?ly to ??
the farm loan \<e
farmer nerd? ? *r.or. elastic loan ?3
Item then the H?rdlnr/ program seen?
to carry.
??Koi thar legislation mr
tioned I ' l**" ?>? raseh
.-it thla Mai ? ' approve of
tion for rural credits, but leci.lati
should go further tr.an the I
SUgfjev
Senator Korri?. ?f NebraaVa: "T
r.t*s message was beautiful. I
told us * good many things. !
..voted any rem?.:
particularly true' of th? transportan
truthfully ?aid th
railroad rates v.? re too high and mu
com? down. That's absolutely tru
I us he
It is to be done."
Senator New. of Indiana: "It was
very .trong message. The i
I dations vero to the point snn
| It w?s one . ? the Prvsidei
ha. ever written.
"Ordin?r?," laya Mcvellar*
aaaatw m^k liar, of TatiaataMi '
w?i?jld s?y it WB? just ar. or liaarr wo
tag-- on the ?tat<- of th
Senator Watson, of Indian' : "It an
? t masssgs President llardir
h?s ever delivered."
Sena' ' iregen: "I Wl
partiru'
?icultun
ciedit? and os trsnapsttati?
tor Poindester, of Washington
"It ?m ?. great m?saag?, It
preheaah*? and responaiv? ta the need
of th? nation."
Senator Ui de-wood, I>
leader, refused extended comm-ni
..eying: "I would i I ?press r?
offhsnd opinion ahcut the mi
?
things in it which
I do Bet (?f < e, there Is m
charco at this session to
many of the things rHMgest?
msv get ta rsral ersdits ?ci*.
Tres i * . a ver]
?ers of th.
natioi
ways to gran: At last th?
Ad.nii
to 'he fa?
rational life an?
hat t ? -?lent is in n j
matar
'hat enact
egislation
a? outlined b>
me??:.,
will come along in d .
Capper Hits Kail Plan
?tar Cafaar, a?
plain the recommendationb a? I
railroad? I
they r|(() ? . riiBTlg
In: ti.? rats-ma
transportation ?-el
m raptor ?
; was .
I statesmar'
.?ngres?. li
?olrjtion of ma: J
national pi
doubt?
by t ?
prevent str ?
.
nus thought. . was i
ras
j the Pi
rip problem. -ig the na
Il ?
ir, with ?(
i
or loans
was m ich phased
?id: "I was m ?
?
grarpl'il wil
- plant
?
on law will undoubtedly lead to
good resal?
"Al
Sive, .
; ??ge. wor* >
?
the most Importent ?r.ri rita] ne
our national lift,
fare."
i restive. *.?\ ? Teta
?dart,
sound'
nstioi
leao?r in t' lent'? l
metraje was fl.ie. Tl ?
publit -na:
'I waa much interested In wal
th?- profr? lives. It seemed to n
??'It of
kinson, ? Rt
' farm hloc: "I was vei
' with ?
to ngricui* ?rlj hi?
''?rmu
orthwith."
lean,
?a? the gn
l Harding hi
? gress. The thing he
way of MBtral
benefit of
?
high
Pledge* Tas. Al
-eienUtivc Green, lost
ican of ti M?11
? full of u
I'ep
"I ?i
blicea,
fjood
, mc??agc. I ?m ; rd with
?o'a,
the Rcpobliesn .? iga all
.?nages, able and def ?
1
was
ta?
?
aw en
?
| can.
I"The I
? pub!
"Tiger" Finds
Ra\ of Hope in
H.inlin?, Speech
QaotsSI IYr*iilcnt*? Mint of
Wnrltl Parley in Belief I
i'IiuI Sonn? Mo??/! Will Be
Mad? lo Prated France
Cural ?if \Mi\fiv at Lundi
Hiil- I r.rcitrl! It? H ii?-hii..r
Inn: Deptlil for IMiiluiirl
|iliia to i,i\r \<lili
?oyrjen Sparkes
^ce?u departed tonight fur Phil
' the last
?
I. In I'n i
sage to Congress tod*
; wh?t he li hopeful of,
an ?? ? eonf?r?r.ce aiout
the unexecuted Trea'y of Versailles, ?
conference ,e two great pas?
sions itiOns
and M j?
-47
i re ih?
'< this
I
>?jre.
'I wei :
?," he bey?... "in the
' arms inte
?
th? Al
ngre?
i at th? i: and
?;?? an
me light a
-
I I
Keturn? Paper In 1'iara.ei
u tee, I e
man as 1
?
Ie had de:
Herding I
ear? sntativss had -1
ace" he ad,
1 ran a be made a :
Ilk? assur.
ommon ititerists tirai
?
?j!d he fol
? ?
Aadleaes Is Fi
te?fts
?v
V T0\ i I l [ES thai appeal to daint)
feminine tastet1 are among the
Gidding ? hristmas Sugg, stii
of carved j.id
coral ?
tnaitniititt.
laces or that maybe
wound about
t as bracelet
platinum and rhinc
ne chains- <
irettc holders
Florentine pm<
' ami rin
French Pnfume
tractive bott
Prices have, been revised to mtti
the approval of the holiday shopper.
<o(0b^%
x
5?th$lreit\*"ririH AVENUE? /571/1 Str?I
tire H?u?o Commltta?
1rs wa?
R*ed
one r,f th> bi?r ?
i bv the wi*i
fill ?ddrr
otid Teaee" Ja?t
Th?
'?fajor
s ? . i ? .. i ?
II? , t th?
\ stirs
?
are all m a very bad in Kranee,
<? ?nd ?II Kurop?," ?*i,I M. ON
'hat I come
iSk for
ask for help. I
??'?. for protection. I ask for hothing
but friendship ?nd good he?rt ?nd go4>3
wiil. I am helping my country, It li
I ?m helping you
? in? tun?.
fahti?
r the ari
but fitv of i
?aid: 'i<afe?v
point? ?nd Pre?
sad in
an a'! : ltd) 'if teest
' U4 w? will
I
Hue? >*?t Ueproacti America
Il?\e
tho??.
It is I
lag a
?
i hat wa? no
?
:iid to
l r.!i<- St
I '
. legal
- that I i
>tic?n
lans. That
?
? und
?ound
It, and
on had.
- . with
?gainst us.
1 r
s. I came to *?
?
a democracy as .
?ntin
?en be ob- j
. ? ?
1
-
: ?frir and you SOS the bar
?hy of
' t,e,
?
.'i-rs.
i
. and if 1
take.
I ?ol- j
try far.
and I :1 you you I
;>re ?? \
and the great |
? ?
Qtnaaa?
?
would
aitl under
i nance* for War Dwindle
ties at
to-dsy, an I
nets of
B t?ke your
P ?
: fOl ':?;?. But
1 Thet
?
been Invaded two tira?? tn my It/?*,
? ?m tb? last eurviewr of about
114 who proteattd against th
bering . f AUaco-Lerraiae. If they did
not se? the danger, I did. And 1
? to show yea the danger
ill you that there tn.? no
eafety for democracy at a time wh?n
ttl? waa raging.
"Hut you hav? g..t a treaty that is
not executed. You htv? forsaken half
?nd a small debt remains, and
if we do not cat It we cannot ge on
any more. ft is Imposslhl?. Of
' . rmany says new that ?he
ranr.ot p?y, hut If aft?r thre*
Of twelve years. Hsmb'irg hecor
new Hamburg, builds a new and a
ful harbi.r. '/hat of it? I
arrangement?. And vhat I? bet?
ter ?hi? to make these ?-rang
than ?ha Intervention ?f Arasriea With
Knirland and Fr?
' i put it very eUarly, I hop?: at
least I tried my b?s*. ?nd I
vos will not misjudge BM I
h?ve nothing to ?stabliah, no d
-i to make. I bring fa''
?
v ?rythlng ?b?
i? for you t) fix you. fate a? you I
It belot |
".?I s-.r il-: r
man of the
. e Relations, I
.
this afternoon tl
paid a farewell <?
r Ju.ser?n?l, *h.* i? turned i
? r *.Ing the
larg to tn? railroad ?*??.?
i ight. The tr?
'(?lis? a)?'.. ?
in the morning.
rilll ".g?r
? I
' was
emph??
era of as? of Music i?u|
injun? ??
f.. prohibit the Philadelphia
allowing any si i
?
. * the
claim they are
'
?'OS.
rSf ?n luterpre
tation of v hether tho i .
1 .nie- vas
I
Ut mi'.iltei
? nceas'a ad !??? ?? Kegir...
> laaaa ccnaa
t.. tu? city un*i?r the au?pic?a of th?
V O T I C E !
tmencing Monday,
Dectmbcr 11th. >*orr
?r ? 11 6? open until
6:00 o'clock P. M.
?SMn^<n<.^n?M.t?ka*Wk.?a?BMHnMMate.MHBaaMHaV
BRENT A NO'S
hijth Arrnue A 27th St,
GASHS
mee-tee
NUTS
T-aSSt ?1*. *?*<-*""**>
For ?tn evening at home?
make your pastime a
cracking success with
Cash's mee-i-e Nuts?
In the shell, il "H
or salted.
CHARLES S.CASH inc.
Ertrygood nut that grows"
Mar? ?h'l Mil ?ir.l.i ll-| B.?in<nl.
'???H ?all??? "?? . H-SawM l-r.r liill.llnr
'Jrth-i- Mores
BUY CHRISTMAS SEALS AND SAVE HUMAN LIVES
IBe?t & Co.
Fifth Ave. et 35th St.-N.Y.
Eictoliihad tflro
WARM COATS
FOR A BOY'S WINTER
Hs*can walk in the rain and play in
the snow, and generally disregard the
elements, If he's warmly fortified
against them in a Best ck Co. coat.
Some of his favorites are mentioned
here?
All Wool Mackinaws
Sizes 7 to 18 years
10.50
Reversible Leather Coats
Gabardine Inside?Sizes 8 to 18 years
' 23.50
Rubber Rain Coats
Sizes 6 to 18 years
3.60
FIFTH FLOOR
EMPIRK Units of
Invr?iriirntf,|?|M>a|
especially to that
great group of men
and womrn hIu)N.
rin umMari? ra and
inclination?* ftuggcgt
tli?- invt-tnnnt of
moderate ?utan.
pOfJB v>ho
are intemted m foalli?
llj Kuildii
".'??tabla
IMP" I ,?f,
off?U.al i pro.
"" o? principal thai
?? easemisl
< ?'ir?emires It 1?^^^
m. an?! home fi?>vjng
mmmessl
mm\t*m
*i I" ***** St u it onh
''?at we ?i^jj
i.it-1
' ' '** Aisofi?.
nikly. it |
* ta
nur profits tv.tfc the
u, people witli hUosivi
do most of nur lm*?a?
fine i>i??
M tu that ?ntaJIff
peaaaaj
iinrei ?mottou.
I., ra ...il.lr (or
tli'- Unbaf of |?
pswplc to
invi
lutr perfected ,n
? iiio'lalion flan to
the? pay?
ment? on Empire |
on a basis that it as un?
usual a? it is liberal.
lnu>r this Plan \mi are
requir.-l t., pay only
$2."> at the time \ou buy
your tnit of $125; the
balance is paid at the
rate of Sl'i a month.
\n.i. at an idditional at?
trscti.r feature, your
money begin? to bear in?
terest from the date of
ilii? fir?! patment?no
iinfr, until rot. hste
I the entire $12> W
for?* sou )<e
patiug in our profits.
\? m i) pruLiMy knov,. the
I real ei?
fate investment i- ??nit
n.irily open only t<? the
lari?' . IitooMm
usually the lavinst <lnwa
nf a ?:oH??deral>]e <-a*h
ptrmen! ills is
ilii* true whe?rr ?urb in?
vestments offer ton p?r?
Itioa m tin t>rofits
HI?
U . i. ni util find
Empire I nit-, the tsptof
? seefe?
ins. R"r wmnt yes to
' ctunity te
\ one or rlstJTi of these
units. So u t include in
this advertisement e cot
r'.in which u S SUitetj
, fill out. It does set
to buy ? einsM
y.ntpirr I > it <>f Invest'
until you
hate finally ssf'fmi
yourself that here is s
type of int est ment that
fffrrs you (hut mereinof
amfet. / return emi
,n h/ your pn*i
tot nnd certainty ef
repayment, that yss
took fur. Item*""
SSert ennhh ut* +
4SI..' ?nil**?
?ilthmntsr
ratio,? thst M?y ??
math, Ftil in end rrveU
tho , otifHsnumy.
CXJLtTX lUA?*+
ftSmomSt
hmpirr
Houiebuildiog
Association? I?*
.142 Madlaoo A*e.
Tal. VaiiderbiJt 876t
._= = = = = = = = = '
Etrxpirt Homtbuildine Atss. t
342 Madison Ate,, Se? YorkCM, m
Please rr ?_;% fl
Empire Unit? o? lav????? p
(1125 ?adt). ?
It is understewi that ?*
ratereation it subject to et?; l>
nrmation by roe and **?.?' ,f
bind me unless 1 ain utisfiH ??
to the sotindnets and safety ei |i
the rivestr- -
Addrtu ...
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