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THE SUN AND NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1920.
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THE NEW YORK HERALD.
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KtW TOBK. miPAT. MPT. 0. W .
TIIK HN-IIKHAM COBPOIUTlOHi
I'ul.h.: : 2 Ml Broadway.
Prank a. Muu, Prorident.
Mn in Wardman, Vlc-riMnl; Wm. T,
I.taart, U II prenldint and 1'roeiurer; It.
It. Till. ri notion, hocratary.
story was run down It failed. The
Iniane Mountain wolf was a akin Be
lieved to navo been shipped from tho
Went. The Saratoga Lake wolf
proved fo he a collie.
The on'y real, honest to goodness
wolf taken wlthlu recent curs In Hie
Adirondack was a coyote ahot OD
December 14, 1916, bjr Bdwau As-
dukwh of BOtttll Hrlstol, Ontario
county. That specimen was mounted
and presented to the State Museum al
Albany. The belief Is that the uul
mul escaped from captivity, as It ta
gotnolonn. The Kncllah banker will ! time expressed approval of the nttl THE HOUSING PROBLEM. MR. ROOSEVELT CORRECTED. ADpXNT7iV N A ()N A i ' (Fhf .rtf&&fj
ROOSEVELT BODY the raw herald.
now .Itompl to M tl M . I..-1 Mt of lh. BrtU OCTOTIBWt. Till, j Tax.tloa P..D 1 IWI.Me U I....... .1 S.Uo"
son for having presumed that the we must say, Is not consistent. For If I
wnrld'a financial centre might have MacSwixct Is attempting sulcltlo he la
departed from London.
An Agricultural Programme Worthy
of a. (Jreat Nation.
attempting a crime, and the rgapon
slble officials, from the HrUton street !
to Offset Extraordinary Costs.
To Tub flrv and New Yobk HnAWI
Need Not lie rnaiilmnns.
To Tin- si .v and New Fork IIimmi
Hie special session of the Legislature In explaining his reported statement H
Alt. d by Governor Hnilth to take up the i lo tho votes Controlled by tin United
gaoler up, who, knowing of a crime. hon,ing probifms of New York city and I mat
did not try to prevent It, would be Hlnlrt N flllriy uri, , TKuit t
It' MacHwinEY measure of material valuo In solving Grout Hrli.iln In this wise
TIIK SVS nan founded by len Dan
1i is:i.l; TIIK XKW York lIFRAIn
violators of the law.
Simple, us truth Is always simple, had taken poison and the officials did "'Is critical situation and quite likely 1 dlaouaalon, however. Is if I very ieo-
vet nonet re tine- to the verv dentbs of .,r .. th ernmaflh nnmn the aurnlv seriously to interfere wim ins opera- on,i..ry mm, am e in Mew or me emi
KIWMTANP MICK.
K ... . . mm. In Mm Vurk r It T
sW eu within 200 mile, wkl tar - uncommon for persons to keep
rioi-onerr, niosf (iniiKc animais IIS icts.
The prairie WOlfAr enjote has been
exletiditig Itl range In recent years
elsewhere; Snndaj, fia rent.
ten eents.
MAit. ItTBSCniPTION RATM
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t, nmni.mt II f I Kit It U 1 I kl """ Ul Itl" Ililllllill I. in UI f HJ M.IU'.I ''III Ml .I II III!" . HI 1 '
uiit HWi WOUIU ne S""i. i iirni. ),' -" liu,,,! .i,,..i, ,u , , ' , v,.,.,.. .1 n. ,.. v nieetlm:
e. In the I.eKie Of Nations Mr. ll,.,. Hoot ami W I IWQ . , .... , L.
no j Rooaevelt dtopotta of the t to t vote el 1 " ' '' t, r ,m- ' ' '
All of tniH I'ei'lllHlH'llI JlOniOriol I "' in wi m,
AllOClfttlOni .. "i property of Frank A. Vmuu
.irt 191H. TIIK XKW YORK II Kit AIM
this or any other nation, Senutor H,e- their failure to resort to forcible feed .Vunt ot tho prvJLlc-M.
Onti
Year
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DAILY only v. M.W
SUNDAY only
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Hv Mall, Poaipabl.
DAll.V A SUNDAY. $11.00
I'AII.Y only 11MX O-OO
VNDAY onls 4 oo
81' NT AY only, f'anarta 0 00 a.:5
rORKION UATHS.
111.30
P. no
S.U
All eliek. money nrileri, e . lo be madt
I'Oabla to The mio -llarald.
0 l.oniprun Kdltlon
roblllhtd lo Turin eveiy dv In the y-ar
Prlea in rarla eenuni, uau
li.lM. OFTIOB. 4 KWHVM
Information eoaotralag advartlalM raj
for ilia Maroaoan Edition "iay b oiminan
trnni Ihe main New YoiK offe.
Uon'tha. Month .!"''' few examples have been taken ""e Is a clear, definite and practical : Th Tw
m oo $i.i" mi far east ns aouthern UntOflO and ul lu.i i- iraun.i
Dltro'l ngrlcnltural programme out- ng iu (be case of n hunger striker ran Th troubiu is that amateura In roarro.uko tho tftTetment of all member!
lined at the .Minnesota Stale Fulr la tie explained only by the nssnnptlon estate eooBomloa aro combining wlth!uf tho Leafue represented 'In tho meet
worthy the profound study of every that the law does not regard Mac- radical, ami a hndgn podge, half baked, jtg.'' Following this sUtemenl wn find
initltOtlVt proKrammn will bo foisted on i this IsnffURgei "Furthermore, it is wen
'the public und forced on thn i iovornor ', known tluil Ihe Council In tho true gov-
unil our last ease will be worst- than laming body of the l.engue.
of tho Assembly or of thn Council' shall I J sTKKS ARE BJ5LW I rAt
Individual In this whole great nation. SWISEY as bent 00 lUlelde,
Apart fPOID alt political considerations,
and the
western Pennsylvania, That a strai 'nloted Into practice not by impoi
'glcr may be taken at anv lime In New
i fork Slate Is possible.
ilug conditions on :lie fanner for his
supposed benefit as has been done In
Candidates
Farmers.
The contrast f method was again
IS0D In Striking Illustration nt the
Minnesota State Fair.
..or Ilfet. Then v,o will n reality be In
for a very serious time.
.Mr Hoosevelt did not le-ein hi quo
tation nt the opei Ing of the senten. e
To ilh:strnte: It Is ndvocnted thBt tho from wblob ltw:o token, and that makes
u dlfferenosi Tho oomplote Hem. nee is
necessary In order to Sfl at till truth
and
DBI
i
A Mel or Dry Question for Montana
and Elsewhere.
in o despatch from Washington Mr.
Mask Si u-ivan, described as "Na
tional Political Correspondent of the
Kvening font," Informs our esteemed
neighbor that "the fact is that In the
eyes of the country Cox Is becoming
Inly iMltlad Increasingly Identified with the ex
treme "wets, ne cannot pommy al
low this to go (in unless he Is wilting
to avow thai position n ml take Its
penalties with Its assets."
, ,, Curiously enough, lu the M-r nct
If our fii.-nd who favor iu with menu 1 ...
pta ami llliutratloni for pubu -aiioii wtata roltimn 01 the EvemHg lost WC nnd
lo lave raleettil artUlea it' inieU ihey unlet,
m nil cii Mad itampi for that purper. !this report from n stuff correspondent
wiio is accompanying Governor Cox
in Montana :
"Women come up to bin and pres
Tl,n . I'reHH I eX''hl
lo lb una for republl.-ailun of all ne'i iea
patchel i rednd to It or not oibi i l
rrodltad In thll papr anJ al UW local
ore. p'liciaheit herein.
!i rtsliti of raptibllcstloa at ipawal u
patchaa heratn ar- also rallrvadi
UA nt'SINKHS ISP BDITQMAL OF-'
i k ks. 2S0 llltOADWAY, TBLRPHONH,
woinil lO.oiSJ.
We do not know what IS Ihe high
eel remuneration spellbinding fa'entl
i on expect In n Presidential campaign. ,
We are pretty well convinced, how
ever, thai if Mr. Witt Hats and hisj
organisation bad Jnsl n.ixM,070 to J
bestow in n legitimate way fori
the election ot Senator IIamdinoI
upon him remedies for throat strain,
though, as a mutter of fact, thr: Gov.
ernor a olco shows not the sllghtf;
sl(rn of It Other women com ui and
ask while shaking hands how ho
stuni!? on the temperance question.
to depart glowing with satisfaction
when lie says he in lor enforcing the
Blghteenth Amendment."
Tills diHS Ilo. ilil(. meet III oris-
they eould afford to expend al least giou. Every law respecting person in
$2,000,070 of the available total, If the the Cnited States, we take it, Is "for
thing were possible, in employing Gov- enforcing the Eighteenth Amendment"
, while it stands In the Constitution,
ernor Cox n Ivcp on the stump and " '
Mow would it do for the Htentng
continue lo exhlbll his pern I and Po , mmiit , t!u. W0Ulen hl M(M1.
Irremediable unfitness to he President tons -we do not mean the women who
Stato or city or both ro Into the hous
ing same, mul a bond Issue as hiKh as
I'll .Monday J20,000,000 has been suggested to be 1 of tho mutter. It follows:
SOtpt where SthtrwtSS eprely pio-
viii'd in iiii eovananl or by Ida tartns
Of the pnnent treaty. ONlSlSnS St any
m alien of the Aembly or o( US
in linn nun f an hi Mp.. horM . . .. . . ii .I..O il,u ii .i.' of
. . i .i. i.... i . ii ., - " I io srntn Iiiim tn, nnsiitii inn.i r p M : " """ " -----
l"''1 ""' I'""' ",u " 'ooiumnuiia ,,,,,, ht. .,rt l,0oL. h. ,,..,. ,..or .. .
in -v.fc .... ..ub V.V...M v.v. in, utirixiw money ior aucn purpoaaa
. ,1... nno, n.,,1 n... I.,, .U.L.n .. I, ...... I a
i I fiovernor Cox visited the exposition, used to build, to loan, to finance and
o-iruc. o me uronn population Bj moonted mt o , nciag 8U,kv, for stveral other laudable purposes, any
raising prices so ns to give the farmer . i,u . , h no ,u ih "nn "t which would require iioo.ono.ooo.
I vvrva SMrV ii.iii'i a a unit nia . . .
nn increased prout which ne nas. rniieu
It the first place neliher Ihe city nor
all the branches of OKrU'tilturnl pro
duction nnd distribution to shorten j
the route from the wheat held to the
bread box In the city pantry, from the
corn field to the consumer's table.
This programme calls fur the wlp-1 p
iur m:r oi suporiiuous nun crimina
cominisslotw nn,l oMO'lioml , Srau .
" : Hie tra
wnicn wcigii netivuy on tne cost to tne
consumer, bu; instead of augmenting
his eyes, and drove B fnet exhibition secondly, tho debt limit would interfere,
mile for the admiration of tho grand and third, the otty i laoe.ooo.ooo short
stiind annefolnra !0' bUlMIng requirements and l fall-
The teleKniili did no; tell US
Iftg bark at tho rate of 1110,000,000 a
vear. The o- ,1 IIS Oftfl OflO or anv
whether the Democratic candidate for nth noneaiWhi iini thm mnM ho
sldeut of the United States wa provided by city or State would not j
accompanied, during his whirl around make a d.-m In the need,
by a targe blin-1; cigar,
lighted and held firmly between hi
loi.rll ill on 1 1 1 .iv -I t-. I . fiterv
the pr.'tit to ihe farmer actually cur,, , .
' . Ave degrees. If not, one character!-
i
down thai profit.
Although formulated by a man fa
miliar with the farm through actual
experience, Senator IIardinu's pro-
tic trick of campaign appeal was cer
tainly missed by Mr. Cox.
Two days later, at the Mime place,
Finally, private construction ntouldbt
paralysed. It is upon private construe
lion that nil communities depend for
tholr housing requirements, and no build
er would have the temerity to Invest bis
capital or iredlt in a field where his
competitor la free from the Inexorable
laws of business. If such a disaster
aii toe members of ma beasai rpr
isantad at th m eting Paragraph !
Artlrla V.
i shall call attention to two Instances
In the covenant elono where It Is "other
wlxo expressly provided " First : "All
matters of procedure at msstlngs of ths
Assembly or of tho council, Including
the appointment of committees to Inves
llaate particular matters, shall be r. g-uiat.-d
by the Assembly or h ths Coun
cil and may be dei Ided by a majority
of ihe members of tho LeuRiio repre
sented al ihe meeting." I'liraftrapU
Article '.i
Se. rd: "In any i:Ase referred to the
Assembly all the provisions of this arll
Cle and Of Article XII. relating to tho
Measuieg Als Tftkon i fVd
vance Oron American'
I (It'll Is.
Charles EC Hughes, Bllhu Hoot and
Msjor-aen, Leonard Wood were named
:k hdnorary president of the Ituoaevelt
Memorial Aaeoelntlon by the sXSOUtlve
eommittee, which made yesterday formal
transfer of the funds and records of the
rff SISfSSd tae property of ill ftiundt
UntU Hit dealA l lH'ii. Uilun Al, son, ofi
Jomrt OondoN Vennetfi tueeeeded to tW
nvnrrihii) of the paper, lOSiOS Ci.sttiii.i
io Inn haiuta until tin death tu lMt.
TUB ttWBALD bseams (no prppirtr)
Frank A. Muntty Iti 1920
III sM ss ami EDITORIAL 0FF1I i s.
MAIN BDSINBSg AND RDITORtAL
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RANCH OFFICES for raeslpt of adv.r.
tlaanifata and sale ot papers:
PRINCIPAL UPTOWN OFFIOH uerala
iiiiiiitins, iiraiii gquarti Ttl Pui Roy mnio
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NRAK HIIVMNCII .UK T.I ?Oi M ...i ..'
unincorporated body to the permanent lide, Open uniil 10 r M.
to-morrow and every day until ele.'-
Hon by farmers everywhere in the!
gramme does not gather Its note- i j. ... . , ,
... . . " . hundred thousand hearers the great
t. i..i.i,... r.., . i . . .. .i.. i. ......
,.l UWHH I I "l lil OKI UIUI U aUUI M . .,. Ul I. I ll
, .speech which was read yesterday, Is
,11111 i.i- in n ii--. muiu lilt- I'lili I Ilo- . ,
.. . , . . he'ii;; rem
niioq or agriculture to-uay or because
It explains lucidly the dangers that
will arise If R definite scheme Is not
worked out to muke the nation self
sustaining. It docs all thut, hut, what
is vastly more Important, It sets dowti
definite remedies with which ; m-
bal specific difficulties.
Senator HAinrltn detlvared io half ai, ....'action and powers of tho Council ah.ill
-- -i w.inieasui a on. iiio unn no apprecutuio .
good.
The proposal to take the tax oft mort-
to day, and will be rend s advanced as a solution of the
I housing problem. T ho cxerrrption of
mortgage loans from jiersonal taxation
will halo, but Mrs. I'artlnct'iu with her
I'ntted States. And it will be read broom could be almost ns effective as
With increasing faith In the dignity auch a moasuro against the great tide,
and sincerity of this gentleman's in- "f demand for shelter that is setting In.
II is well to DSar in nnrol that the ex-
,.l.li..M i.f IMMamM frrtm MMAIID I
taxation win reduce ths rate by less resentatlves of one or more of the par-
Than one-flfth of 1 p.-r cent. By nil
mean's let us have mortgage exemption,
feilectual processes, for it is full of
common sense and right feeling nnd
ViliiT of iIaMiiI irmr I ,. nniulul
'I'll., f'h'imroil UIli1 . iirulill.iiw 1 111, 1
. On the Whole, we should sav thai
apply to the action and powers of tho
Assembly, ptOVlded that a report made
by the Assembly, If concurred In by the
representatives of those numbers of 'he
league represented on the Council ami
of a majority of the other members of
the. League, exclusive In each case of
the representatives of th parties to the
dispute, shall have the same force as a
report by the Council concurred In by ell
the membera (hereof other than the rep
...u.w.i.iii.in r...,l ri.i-ei.llv by emigres- WAR1I NilToN lli;ii;ilTS
slonnl .hatter. This Is an Important "';,,1 r'
gtep toward tne memorial wnien w
stand for all rimo a a natlun'a tribute
to the great American.
Thn honorary vh e-pl f -"blents sleeted
are Hanrv fabol Lodae. H'.rain S'. .lohn-
son and Jafflea it. Uarfleld, William
Boycs Thompson Is active president ol
the association, William Uoeb, Jr.. vice
president, Albeit n Wlggln treasurer
and Hermann Kagedorn secretary.
Austen Colgate heads the new executive
eommittee, wboss membership Include
win H. Hays, A, T Hsrt, Charles B
Hughe.--. irw!n it Kirkwood. Franklin
K. I.nne, William Ixi.-h Jr., BllhU Hoot,
Marry V, Sinclair nnd Albert H. Wlgfln
Mr. Root is chairman of a eommittee t
'provide ii monument as a memorial l"
Washington and Mr. Loob of a commit
tee to establish a permanent memorial
park in Oyster Bay,
Ol-'PIil -.MU
twos Wadaworth,
, . - , . . 'll nil- nil' I,-, I- - PUI in; llieans lei US na e mvriMlUU exi'injii lull,
Increasing urban population, the dlffl- Mr , ABm!t0 dW tt Mlnneapolla but don't let us fool ouraeives that 11
ties to the dispute." (List iianigraph,
Article XV ) This Is not unanimity
and Will see tl at It Is quite Impor
For a I.lvlna Memorial.
Thgodors Ilooaevelt's spirit is to be
kept alive und flesh In the minds of the
people whom he knew so well. Clifford
PlnollOt, long-time friend of the Colonel,
In named as chairman of a com
mittee whose puriiose will be to provide
a living memorial for the advancement
of Roosevelt's Ideals. Members of that
committee are men and women Whose . south winds.
I lives were touched and Influenced by
i those ideals. They are Lawrence P.
Abbott. Carl K. Akelty, Henry J, Allen.
Hermann Hagedorn, Henry c. Llndaley,
Mis. Meiiiii UcCormlek, J. J. McOraw,
DOWNTOWN OFFICE i'oii HRn.nwT
Op,-n s a. m. to lu p, M.i Bundayi, s p. w
to 10 P, M.
BROOKLYN OPPtCBS BAOLE rritt.
IN(I, 80.1 WAHMINIITO.N HT. Tel I KM
Main. U COURT 8Ti Tel. MM Miln
Open uioii to p. Mi
iiiionx tii'i"ici-:-.',i8 wit. i, is avi- -MSTH
st. t.i. iMiiw Mclroia, Optn untl
10 P, M.
Prlselsal American and Foreign Bureau,
WASIttNOTON The Muny lliilldlng.
i HIOAOO- wis s.uiiii La Salle it,
LONDON 40 i.; Kint st.
PARIS 48 Avenua da I'Operai Rim d'i
Lou re.
Thaaa are about a."iO sdvsrtliemtnt racetr.
Ing station lo.-ateii throughout New tarM
elty anil Vicinity hi Hun Hralil aol
Hueio.iils Mill be reoalved at of f be tain and
forwarded for puiim-ation.
Daily Calendar
THE WEATHER.
For Eastern New York Cloudy with
showers to-day; to-morrow probably
fnir; moderate temperature ; modi nits
cully of obtaining farm labor, the
of i Ik- I'nited Slates.
The Disintegration of Sen I linen I lor
thr Wilson Cos l.esgue.
The renomlnatlon of senator Mobls
by ihe Republicans f New Hampshire
in tho primaries on Tuesday is fol
lower) by the equally significant am!
satisfactory renomlnatlon of Senatoi
BbanOeuuc hs the Republicans of Con- and other affiliated liquor denier
noctlcul hi their Ktute Convention soclatlons; and also that Oovernor
yesfenlay, Mr, Bhanueoec la one oflt'ot 'i f- uitti(i on ickI ihr
the ablest, squares! and moat nsefu1 lfhf fo r? more the Eighteen! h A mmd
men In the Senate.- Ills services there ntenf from the Constitution t"
press throat remedies upon the
ulnp 'osf'.f candidate but those who
ro away glowlns; with satisfaction be.
causa ho is for the enforcement of the
Eighteenth Amendment to uk him
tin more sea robing question:
Is it true. n the Liquor Dealers'
Association of Now Jersey officially
sillies, thai Oovernor Cox was mate
rially aided in his nomination, by that
need for proper conservation ot soli
productivity! the decreasing areas of
new farm lands and the dangers from
overproduction-or underproduction asl
a result of Inefficient transportation)
foreign competition and bud dlstrlbu
tlon each Item constitutes a definite
problem calling for a definite remedy.
Price stabilization, a sensible tariff,
cooperative marketing, larger repre
it" imlte the confidence and command
the respect of the agriculturists of
the .Middle West nnd of the whole ,,v eul (;r(lian
I'nlon than if he bad climb
is gointr to solve the mortgage end of
the housing problem.
There is Just one thing that w ill .iLtu- ,
knot, and do so !
tant If one but reads Article XV, In Its I D Wight W, .Morrow, Mrs. c A. Sever
ance, Oscar H. .Straus, M.irii BUlllvan,
sntiret)
I am not prepared to aay how many
times it la otherwise expressly pro
IntO 11 without Injury to any one: exempt hOUS v,aau m ln" u, uy pt '' . .
in IfKHr'l IV Hi'' vuum u uviisq 1 "
Milk udU beaten Mr. Coxn t!nif Ins cf certain needed t)ptv from taxft
;iroinifl tho COUrfte,
The Twilight of the Mone Digger.
The which mnne of the wit
i:. a. Van Valkenburg. Henry C. Wul-
. ! Ih.-o nn.i William Wriffley, Jr
HprtA3 upon tiu reooroi "f th nw
soclfttton remArkable tribute to
8eth Bullock. Mdevoted lerv&nt of th
For Now Jinn -Partly eloudv. wtih hmK.
I lily showera tc-iiay; to-ntorrow faJrj inod
trau ttmperaturei raodtrata aoutii and
I aoithwnt wiinl.i.
For NoPtbtrn NW Pniflunf. -'MoiKlv, nivi
ahowari to-tiny ; tomorrow probably fair,
i modarato temperature niodarata aou'ii
t wlndii
i per Southern w EinflandCloudy, artth
! showera to-riay ; toniorrow probably fair .
I niodarata temperaturei moderata aouth wlndi!
I Vor Waatcrn Ktw Vurk Bhowarii followtd
by eleaiini to-day; to-murrow fair; n.
cnana In temperature; lnoderate hhifMni
; -! u initi.
tion tor a period long enough to amor-!""0 awernlng body the stamentmust caUM ffhloh brou,hi the memorial plan
.imij exisieni e, ana w no giaujy i?ai nis
deal life ns a forfeit to it."
at its meetings with any matter within "The sun nnd the wind nnd the open
the sphere of aellon of the Uagua or apeai ot mis eariu tnnt saw I iienuore
tlie the excessive and abnormal eosts
that wiA prevail lor tho next few years,
an 1 our hi using trouble will disappear
he modified to sum extent.
mint says "The Assembly
The
m.i
motion of diversified farming nnd ef-
uessea before Sanator Ke.nyo.n's com
mittee have unexpectedly
:.ie mysterious profession ol monoj
:iff"ot;ng the pence of th world" I para-
like the mist.
If lu iii.f v.-ll In Ii,- friphfennl liv I
.i.i ,,.. .., .,. graph t, Article 111.), and "the Conn
fiiiiiuon in governmeniai anatra,pro- "" -m"".ui., lu.vnu w ,hat thjs niPan3 . introduction of the
Rooaevelt and Si-th Bulloch riding side
by side in the pursuit of clean adven
ture have now seen Beth Hullo, k ilis-
fectlve administration of farm credits ''W'" s :l oy-prouuet of the Investl-
cannot he spared ! ihe party nr the
country,
ah the Indications afforded by ihe?
recenl Incidents of preliminary poll
tits point in the rupiil disintegration
of the Wilson league of Nations in
the esteem of the American people.
As we said yesterday, lit' hois- of
universal peace ns so general and
so eager after the armistice that
probably ih per ceni. f nr cltlxens
were inclined lo view with favor any
proposal for nn international ussocln
lion or concerl or tribunal which
should reduce the probability of an
other such horrible experience.
1'erhaps this estimate of ihe ir
ccstage is too low. Perhaps ninety
fire out of every one hundred Amer
icana were recent ire ns lo the l.enjfue
of Nations at the time when Tid: BuW,
now Thk Bed ami Xtw YoBK Uhiai.h,
tlrst endeavored lo stuns the bollow
ness, the falseueas, the iinoonstltu
(tonality, the bojiolesanees of the self
deterinined scheme which Mr. Wilson
obstinately insisted must be accepted
in !.;. Knndi If our Government was
in enter any international agreement
fur the sake of peace
An Inteillgihle answer to that iin-
l imi would moan something to women
in Montana und elsewhere who want
in know how Goternor Cox -:anl on
iiie temperance question. They would
know then whether he Is a humbug
or not In hi professions nf respect
for the Eighteenth Amendment.
ute the definite remedies Which Sen
ator ilABDINO as spokesman nnd ml)
didute of the itepubllcun party pletlges
liitnaelf lo support.
When he says " The lime has come
when, ns s nation, we must determine
uim u definite agricultural policy,
we must decide whether we shall un
dertake tn make of the Tnlted .tntes
a self-sustaining nation." ami yyheu
he mills "Farming Is not an auxiliary,
it is the main plant, and geared with
i; inseparably is every wheel of trans
portation nnd Industry," Senator Hab
iuxu is not uttering mere nlatltudei
nr dealing out metaphor, Every siu
tinanclal rilgrlmages to London, donl of economy, every hunker niel
Norwegian financiers who vi-oti ! Bnancler, every thinking person who
London in an endeavor to ohtaln a
banking loan to Qnance shipbuilding
contracts entered into In England
when exchange rates on Chrlstlanla
were more
gatlou hut ii clear gain to the public.
Vot once in their iius these Inter
esting gentlemen are benefactors and
i tud nuisances
What :i picture we i"t. or Instance,
from the wonderful Mr. iti. ua of Ihe I
organization, methods, terminology and
emoluments of the professional asses-
sin ... uuiei veuynn piwaeujguaa uuu Iltd VMluHI aj nie,ely gives a subsidy
hunk accounts. Nevermore cau the to the buyer of homes which he realises
! man who With stern suavity marks! will offset the extraordinary costs of
oiu the course nnd the extent of your to-daj
eleemosynary or religious or political
1 may In any case under this article
- - .i. .i i. ... ,1. . m.hMk T-h,.
Will deprive the City of its j nuiM sown oe s.i rcra.vu . mt-... minn, rvuiuu. inner memorials wen-
I .- -1 DI ell.er pari) Ml Ul inejiuie, ,.iw- . .uiii'i-ii fi iitr i , iniiiii 1 1 irr in iiiiiiiiii.
-,;de,' that lUCR request be made within 'of .luhn Mitchell and ileora W. Per
fnurtaan dava after the sulmilssion of k',1!'- b",h Mendi of Rooaevelt, who
th dispute' to the council'' tPara- "d, " """- '
WASHINOTOX, Hept n Th diiturbaan
Hint uis centred li nialn over -.ii uppai
I Mlilli,.l Vall.jy ailvniieed nrtheutwar,
and lo-niahl lis Centre was over Ui ren:
lakes. This disturbance han been aitwrdi-il
by itnara ihoweri within in iat twenty
four hours In the. Mississippi Valley arm a,
dlatrlcta east thareot exeopt (lerlda, laittro
New Vork and (he New Bneluid Stat
singl
lirnirraiiiiii
legitimate and needed revenues. No one
believes more earnestly than l that the
Ingle tux theory of Henry Oeorga Is
unsoundi unworkable and under exist
Ing conditions In every way harmful.
The exemption prOBSSed Is for a llm-
Ited period and to meet aii emergency!
it noes not affect land values, nor Is It
Intended to. Contrary to the very na- !
ture of the single tax idi-n. it maintains
graph 9. Artlil XV i Immediately fol-
lowing this is the paragraph quoted
'shove settlor forth the fact that aunan-
i nnous decision is not neeessary.
September S
or patriotic duty be the terror ir
in iii-i in- i...iiiii iiiiiirniiiiii. iiiul . , , . .
.., , , , , . , , the ( omlng of Autumn.
the otty will he deprive.! of needed rev-
enues. one mlahl ask. How can the cltv I To Ths Sun ajto New York Hesau:
yon that he has been in the glorious! be .iid to be deprived of revenues it September ha come with its lingering
past. Vint will always know now that would never set except for this meat- auggettloni of summer's season and its
th, lancer ho sits nnd raninni wtrh tire? The chancel are the Legislature occaalunal tuggestlone of fall. At pr.-s-
loii the richer he hlmmlf U ratlli.ir "i'1 sidestep the one real sensible as
l 1st nr tbe Trustees,
Members Of the hoard oi
wnion took over the management of th,-
new association and whl, Ii will carry
on the work of completion are: Law
rence P Abbott, Henry J Allen, Joseph
W, Also), Charles V. Anderson, H Liv
ingston Beeckman, Austen Colgate
C, Converse, John S, Cravens, T. Cole
In the Air and the Sky Are Signs of "lan du Pont, Dr. John H. Flnley, Jane s
Cm ant.oTTSevii.tB, 'a.
WANING SUMMER.
appear over the trail Which his friends ' Tl','r ,h"," heavy Iro-m raln In tha
had taken betore him." the .trlklng reso-: " iJSS-RJBitS T
cuplei the far Northwest and It aiicnilv bu
become attended by rains In the Rocky itour.
tain region, Washington end Oregon
The weather has been considerably winner
Over III liluniH Mnti-H HM'l the western flulf
me- , atut M ami loolm- in the far JCorthweat .
I leraparaturaa remain much below the normsi
west ol the Rooky Mountains and are get.
I erally near the normal east of th Reeky
, Mountains, In the middle Atlantic and New
trustees I '-oilanil fitu'es the wt'alher will hu mi!-
urn, "nn snisri- lU-rilUOO" MOa ISO BSl-
unlay, with a i onilnoatlon of nenlerate tm
perature. in the South Atlantic statea tln-ie
will be loeel showers to-morrow and Satur
day, In the seat O.df tUntea, Ttnntsaae a:, I
the lnaer ihlo Valley the weather will li
aenerally fair to-msrrow aed Sutonlnv I
E. the Uppt, llilo Valley Knd the region of T lis
Steal iaSea !. oners will be followed hv clear
Ins weather by to-morrow night and fair
weather Saturday, No material cliur.se In
temperature la Indicated for the eastern half
of the country during the next few duv.
understands even in ti,(. crudest way
i ii- economic phase through which nils .
country is passing knows that these
few words state the paramount prob-
io richer every minute Unit he de
ites to convincing you that yon will
he a cad nnd u incuk and a slacker mak his lawa
If yon don't retrench in the matter of
niintnce of reher. Hut if so. the poor
tniint will pay nnd pay and pay for
tho ihortslghtedness of the men who
William k Harmon.
m the S'erdant foliage is wholly uo
hanged, yet within a few weeks a
lianare will come over valley, over hill
lue, Thi r the foliage will bs1it to turn
mt ii. like some aoraeoui painting, tn
t: Garfield. Mrs. Frank A. Gibson.
James P, Goodrich, Lloyd C. Griseom,
Herman Hagedorn, Judson Harmon.
George Harvey, tVlil H. Hays, a. T. Obiervatlona at United Btatea Weather Bu
Hert . Frederick C. Hii-l.s, Elon H, i reau itatlona, tsken at s P. M. yesterday,
Hook,.,-. Charles E Hughee. Hiram W. "veaty-ftfth meridian time:
Jrihns.m. OllO II K.lhn Frank It Fel- I .elnperature I'.ain s
loKg, Irwin I! Kirkwood. Mrs. C, Grant Rtatloni
I .ii SHrse. p-ranKlln 1. I.nne. Henry P
Llndsley. Henry Cabot Lodge, William
Loeh, Jr Mr Medill McCormlnk.
.lames J. MeQraw, Clarence II Mackey, I
last 4 hr."
High. Low.
Taro- last 24
eietr. hr... v. n-her
favorable are retried to lera "'' " commercialized clvilizntioii liowsfhidtl nnd family expenses In or
have embarked for borne with their which threatens to destroy itself by
object unattelned. The inexorable
laws of International exchange huv
rutting off the band thai feeds it.
As g careful exposition of the rein-
put Norway In a position similar to " agriculture to the future wel-
that occupied with vai led degrees ot . 0' America the speech is of such
comfort or discomfort by Japan, Ar- Imperii e that every word of it
tier to cuiiie up lo Ids expectations in,
the matter of noble altruism.
If you want tn accomplish a big
tusk lu ii big way you must employ
big men to do it." said Mr. Blaib on
New Vobk, September .
PEEKSKILL VINDICATED.
Mr. I)epe's Retort to a neekler at a
Repuhllran Mass Meeting.
To The Str.v AND NSW Yona IlEr.M.D:
landscape will shine beneath the golden M NV I.'?'r","'' SWWJJl
i .. ... , , ii . . i Intel, tw Reldi Raymond Rollins Bllhu 1 ,'",ri""
!. sunllg.u like a veritable vision of fairy- Koo, Ju)us ospnwa,d Mr. ,. A Sev" SLn.1',1nJ
land.
Overhead,
erance, Harry
when night's curtains arelgtewart, Henry
V. Sinclair, I'lilllii B.
L. Btlmson, Warren S.
.1 . 1,1.1, All , I . ,-I I S (if I .. 11- I 1 -I . .1.n.l .,....A1.. k..l.U,l O.lo
,1, .... i i. ., ......... - I - ... Kuiiii-ii pinri uu . ,n,n-:i ltiiiii.i iiiiw
Hie stand yesterday, Grandiose sen- ... ... .j m t . .. ... ...... .. .. .
iiui nun inn nn,. in.- i.u.io nn,.) m ginnxii son tile utile .sorinern i row n
i drawn, there aparkle and scintillate the .Htone, Gscar Straus, Mark Sullivan. Will-
Idistan' auns and constellation!. Nearer
I nnd nearer the northwestern horlion the
i gigantic sun Arcturus descend In Its
gentlna, Hraail, Holland, Spain. Swlt- should be read and pondered by young U'ment ! but fatal to this ntw profea- peskskill remind a young fellow ef an also descends, its brightest gem, Al
zerlgml, I'liim mul the I uited States,
each nnp of which has had ii quota elected or not, Henator Raanisia Im
of questionable irosperlly based nn randered a vntiinble service in setting
nd old, Whether he should be 'on 'llst Ms :,s "s mi1 algnlfl- incident in tbe old Hrooklyn Academy I phecca, glittering ilke s starry diamond
i ',
the effect- of the war.
up guideposta for
Iu nil these countries it was a fetch-1,1 'iiiestinns whh-li ciinnnt much
in' spectacle to tbe inexperienced longer be denied inielllgeul attention
public eye when their currencies, ns wlthoul disastrous results.
The nationwide change of opinion , measured by the hitherto proud
ahlch rapidly Biicceed ing events now pound sterling, soured to uiq.rsfe-1 ,. si,iLin. in ViM
the Law.
exhibit from tiny to day is one of thai dented premium I-'or once the tables
ino-i remarkable demonstrations that had turned. The English gold sovet
. e is genorally understood.
I glory," continued he, "in the fact
the ultimate miIu-'""" 1 nm 11 professions, money raiser,
Two of my beat men were offered
double what wo ore paying them by
the Interchurch Movement to do ihe
very thing we are paying them for -to
get the mono; ."
Most of those ordinary American
citizens whose solvency has survived
in
ef Muso on Mortague street while Mr
DapeW waa Illustrating a point by some
thing that happened in Peskskill.
it was a Republican mass meeting the
Senator wns addressing, a Democratic
wat In the gallery calhal out: "Whsrc
in thunder Is Peeksklll, anv way?''
After prolonged laughter had sub
sided Mr. Depew, who relished the
threat, unswerad : "That fellow must
have been born In China. If he llveB
In this country long 'enough we will
we can recull of I lie power of hard
common sense over prismatic sentl
mentalism. There is no less love of
eign iiui obeisance to the paper peso I ' '""u '"u w 111 a tne efforts of ttie big men of Mr. teach htm Anferiean geogravny. Thurc
the tint dollar, the silver tael nnd the lm """'e tnan U nas
uggressive yon, because values were comB tm mtty correPn,J-
peace and hope for enduring jieace in iinceriain, stuudurds were upset and en"' IWa question:
t lie hearts of Ainericuns to-day than nobody knew who was going to he
there was two years ago, when Preat-1 who in international finance after
dent WiisoN irfgitu to Juggle with peace hud been restored,
delusive phntses. Hut there has oeen j The Norwegians have now made a
ii tremendous deiline of popular faith I trip tu London to borrow money, he
In hia specific; a great increase of j cause nil the war time, balances uc
popular conviction that, the SUpergOV- j cumulated In London hy the bauks of
ernmept his covenant offers us In Norway have been withdrawn, rimy
To Tm: SCM anp Xkw Vobk Her
sid: If Tkkenck MacSwinbt dies be
cause he refuses to eat will he not
have ronaawaed lUlelde?
"Mrs. J. Ii WSIDHI,
"liOi'iivil.t.K, i!a.. September 4."
Ths' ethical side of the problem has
been delisted without conclusive re-
Blaib's profession during the pasf flvell!, nill"lnP "ke aiding tho heathen."
or six years will glory In the fact Jhtta T" T IT"'
... . ,, . . . . . , ment as the question had. Mr. Depew
that daylight Is getting dim for the ,, th h0UM with Mm ,e of .
professors of iiiis must recent of
America's hig industries.
place of our Independent nationalism ure not the only balances which have
. . .... ., - , . .suit, and particularly among the doe-
is sure to be a war maker, not a peace i been withdrawn, 'ihe first sign of i , ... :
" Inl-U iif loci-ir) MM i i'Wll't vr xe . . ......
readjustment caused tho homeward I , . , T ,e"
iis'ii.s tan su.iMoii. v e nnu tne i.ng
lish priest, HtssAan Vauohan, de-
the phenomenal change here referred steadier nerved and more experienced J,jta1J W0"''t, ft'W ob",,,'1 10
Tlicre can he of course no exact Swiss and Dutch hankers lime betfl
preserver.
I'udoubtedly ibis last consideration j flight of .lapnne.se, Hra.ilinn, Argen
has had a leading part in producing j tine. Spanish nnd Chinese funds. The
The international Congress Against
Al.-ohol is to meet In Washington this
month. The police should see to it
that the delegates .ire not annoyed by
undiscerning bootleggers.
evening. Chauncbi U C. prntAgs
AstiTwiuB, geptember .
"UNION MUSIC ONLY."
Air.
Protest Against a Resolution Adopted
by an American Legion Post.
To Tiik SUN and New York Uihald:
FbaMRXIM I). ltooSKVBl.T accepted As a member of the American Legion
another silver loving cup on Labor
Day. Has tho Vice-Presidential candi
date an inside tip that the ancient
I wish to direct attention to a rcsolu
Hon adopted by tho Moiitfaucon Post,
No. 6(16, at a meeting held at the armory
uses of a loving cup are to he restored 1 I" Mount Vernon on September 3 to the
and may again lawfully tie observed j effect that nothing but union music
census of those who have changed, less hasty in faking home tbe war
I heir original view of the Wilson i bacon
League of Nations: hut If we were to I
venture, a statistical guess, based on I trade balance has assumed an ggpegt
recent Incidents and Indications, W I M,,'e favorable to the pound Sterling,
withhold i lie last gacranienta from n
hunger striker, yet admitting that this
was u personal view from which gome
ln Ihe last few months the English j ,,r"B r(,",m I,rl0Hs dissent. n
should surmise thut the IS) or Do per
. ent. has now fallen to 30 per cent, or
thereabouts, with the decline nnd full
on still actively progressive.
Wolf, Wolf: In This State.
From remote sections of the Adiron
dacks come atorles of the presence of
and by the end of this year It Is esti
mated that London will have a sur
plus of fJUO.ikJO.tXW- avyabU for In
ves; ment abroad. Evidence of finan
cial Stringency in several parts of the
world accustomed to depend on Lon
don's financial support before the war
mis blue m i ni' water miner t i n
roBD of Columbia agrees with Father
Vai'uha.n to the extent of saying that
Mai Swim t's reason fur Inviting
deuih Is not adequate, while Father
Cabev of St. Francis Xavler College
believes that the case of the Mayor of
Cork, considered according to the
prluclpte of the double effect, is not
point to the probability that the Nor-1 one of suicide that Is, that "the
weglan pilgrimage to London may he
wolves" In the woods. The State but the forerunner of many more sm-h
in a future near enough to warrant would be employed st any of its social
collection of such vessels of wrath In I functions. An account of the meeting
number siillb lcnt for frequent use In i appeared p the Mount Vernon .Lffutof
divers places'. I September I,
It Is not the mission of the Iagion to
"fleets have begun to board whig lend Its influence to promote the Interests
key." saya a London cablegram. The of ur class of our citizen at the ex
Scotch were ever Solicitous over tho ' pepSS or another, and It Is unjust to dls
SUpply, as was evident tn an American : criminal, against non-union men of any
tourist Who noticed When he good ! crf, many of whom are numbered
turediy poured a glass for his guide ' cmong Lesion members,
that Sa.vut cautiously took It and with . Non-urion men fcllowed the flag with
lightning rapidity emptied It. "Why, no less devotion than those who would
BambtT" the American aaked. "Sir." deprive them of their rights aa honest
Sanut replied, "I onco overtui -rncd a workmen, and I ii. aire to protest against
Ulaeg of whuskey!'
agent does not intend the evil effe-t. i
but only the good." Perhaps that
Conservation Commission Is checking journeys undertaken by hankers of phrase epitomizes best the arguiueiil
such stories up and printing the facts other nationalities.
i of the defence : That MacSwinkv hasi
ln its biillctlu.
Coyotes howling
j Reconstruction must inevitably lop I no Intent to kill himself, but only tol
Inspectors on 0fr much of the war wealth of credi-1 compel his captors to set him free.
poles while testing the high tension ior nations, and especially tbe smaller i The other side of the question Is
elts-tric wires, the killing of two ami lam Independent nations, but it will I that which is concerned with cold lew.
certainly Inculcate a proper respect! It Is curious that most of the persons
wolves hy farmers of South Lyons,
ihe capture of a large mule wolf on f0r the superiority of orthodox Dnan- who have written to Thk Sun am.
I mane Mountain, and a pack of live
"timber wolves" near Saratoga Lake:
sip-h -re the reports. When gad
cifll doctrines as radiated from Lom
bord Street. The Norwegians did not
care to meet I.nndojjj terms and tbey
New Yohk IL.ku.h declaring their
belief that the case in Brixton prison
was one of suicide have at the gane
Th Time and Plaec.
Too long wera we rated
By dreamcra of dream-.
Too long were we fooleil
Uy faraway si hemes.
Tbe vlalanal men
Hail only a care
For iatitti.it- When
And loncltude Where.
We y.arn for a man
Of common asnse lype
With practical plan
I'onahltrt-d and rlpa,
W ho tervea w it h hia vow
The places moat dtar
In latitude Now
And lonfltudu Here.
McLasdligu WiLsoa.
i the action taken by th Momfaucon Cost
j In adopting the un-American resolution
above mentioned. Faik Plat.
Montci.air, N. J. September 9.
Rrmolnr the ( nine of War.
from the Otlava Journal.
There la ona plucky Canadian woman in
Detroit. Slit tendered a storekeeper a $.1
I 'ana dian bill. He refuaid to take It and
hostilities ensued which resulted tn her baln
talcen to court en a charge of dlaturhlng th
pcaca. Then th heartless American Julga
fined her V and she tendered him the bill
In dispute. Ha kept It.
set Ir. a sidereal rui
BlUt and beautiful. Vega has now
slightly passed the senlth and la slowly
following Arcturus, but l as lost none
of the lire and brilliancy which char
at tertsed her during August evenincs.
Td-night ihe Noithem cross Is shininc
overhead, and sastwardly wa behold ths
Square ot I'egaaua and the three bright
est stara of Andromeda extending like
a handle from Andromeda'a northeast
ern corner, directing the lirmamcntal
way toward Auriga's sun ('apella.
Heal autumn has not yet begun, but.
nono the less, tho j..d day of Septembor
Ib mar at bund. I'pon that day au
tumn really begins, nnd upon the 27th
the beautiful harvest moon will again
Shine gloriously over meadow and moun
tain. CRABUS NavSBS ftiit.MFS.
Xewton, Mass.. Bepteniber S.
REGISTRATION DAYS.
Hales fer Absentee Voters and Stay
at Homes tu He mem her.
To The Hun ano New Vork HSBALO :
In aummarltlng the reKiatrutlon rules
for absentee voters you say that In
cities of more tlian 5,000 inhabitant the
regit tration days arc OctobVr S, ft, tfi
and 111. from 7 A. M. until 10 P, M.
0,i seeing tho above 1 told a Repub
lican friend who leaves town October i
on a trip West to he sure to MglatST
early Hint morning. Later met a
i r lend who told me too above dates did
not apply to New Vork otty but out
side ot it. and that In New Vork city
the registration days are October 4, S,
. 7 ant' g, from E I. at until 10:JO
P. M. I cukC'it your giving the addi
tlhnal dates. HlNBI DAPSON.
New Vork. September t.
lam Boyce Thompson, Henry C. Wallaci
Albert 11 Wlggln, Luke K. Wright,
William Wrigley, Jr. and Ior.ard
Wood.
IMPERATOR LIGHTLY
LOADED ON TRIP EAST
Only 825 Voyagers, and Liner
France Sails With 902.
The imperator, which sailed yesterday
for Southampton, carried among the first
class paeeengers Mr. and Mrs. M. K. J.
Cos of Houston, Tex., who have two ,n-
trles for the Gordon Ilennett airplane cup iliamniet.'r
Abilene Po 7;' 3g,SS . . I louey
Albany 70 :,s K9.S3 . . Clear
Atlantic City.. T8 s SO.1'9 Cloudy,
Haltiniore .... 74 us t'.'.ni ,01 Cloudy
Itlsniiirek .... 71 42 30.TS .. Cloudy
Boston SO lit! n.M . . Clear
IhiffHln 7d 114 '."i.s-j ,ie cloudy
Cincinnati ... 7s OS 30110 .IS Clear
Charleston. . . M 7- 80,00 .. It.Cl'cr
Chteago ...... 72 us 21' ni .. iiain
Cleveland 72 M 29.S0 .10 CI, may
Denver 7 4 2.i.S4 .. ciouiiy
I'etrolt 7n 2P.9S .04 Cloudy
Qalveston.... ha S2 cp.iis .. ci r
Helena 68 f,2 20. 7d .02 Cloudy
Jacksonville... BO 78 30.04 .. Clear
Kansas City., so tin mesa ., ctep.r
I e Angelea. .. 72 r Slfi.HI .. Clear
Milwaukee.. . 72 88 20.74 .02 C'loudv
New Orleans.. S3 ko JS.M .. Pt.CI'ey
Oklahoma s4 St B. SS . c-'ear
Phlladalphla. . IS 89 "S ,88 ,. Cloudy
Plttaburit ;-i m aa.'si 1 ut) Rats
Portland, Me. 7d isi 80.00 . 1 .nr
PorttSndi 'oe. 111 .-.4 88.88 .02 V.n-n
Bait Lake City TO 02 80,78 .08 Cloudy
i-'sn Antonio., isi 7H ue.88 .. Clear
Han Diego ... 70 00 80.03 tMeAi
Ban l-'ranclsco 88 r.4 imi tis 1 - -' vy
st. Louli 7s nn SB.8I .. Clear
Bt. Paul so ib.ib . . cloudy
Waahlngton... 73 as i-j.'.it ,oj cloudy
race at I'arl.s September 27
Ilohind I Humidity
LOCAL WEATHER RECORDS.
S A. M. I I M.
SO OS 38.88
Wind dlractUin
Wind Velocity
Waathar
Itohlfs. holder of the wqrld'l altitude
record, is tc pilot the Texas Wildcat.
which la Mr. Cox's contender for the I Precipitation
prize. 1 larence coombs, another famed The tempeiature in this
pilot, win try to carry off tho honors
With Mrs. Cox's CactUS Kitten.
The Imperator carried S50 first ehssj,
27ft aocond das and 20O third class pas-
ScllgerH.
Mr. and Mrs. BVlla N Doublsday and
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Doubleday wore
among the first cabin passengers.
Others were sir J. O. Qeddea, Qeorge
V. Hohart. Mr. and Mrs. .1 s I'lllsbuty
70 K
S. B. S W.
2 12
clear ciou-ly
!tv vaaterdav.
rtaordttl hy the sfflelal tlieimomeier. H
shown In the amiexeit table:
7 8P.M.... TJ
S 7 P, M.... '-'
ti 8 P. St.. 71
ii 8 p. M. . . . "a
3 10 P. M. .. .
I!20. 1818,
nl
tl
a
S A M sc. 1 P M
P Ai M US 2 P. M .
lo am. -, 1 :i p V!
ham.. 7a 4 y. m .
13 M .. T8 ." V M.
Iti2'l. Ifll'.l
I- A M hs RJ
12 M 71 08
II P, la.... 77 ai
us
Valublet.
King Mldaa terned a hand tc gold.
"It Isn't as bad as turning a head to
Ivory," wa consoled him.
The dates first given are for cities
and ullages of 5,000 or more Inhab
itants, exrept New York city. For New-
York city the days of registration are-
October 4. ., 6, , and 8, from 8 P. M.
to 10:80 P. M., nnd October . from
7 A. M, to 10:30 P, M.
Ivle Pride In Pennsylvania.
fro.u fhe akoiciit-a Htpiitir.
Tbla town baa a young man who pawned
bis watch to obtain money for a bath. We
contend that this Is a claim to distinction
possessed ny no other town on earth.
Te Get Mara Kgga.
Knlcker What la a good policy?
Bocker Put all your egga In one basket
and watch th hen.
OI Milwaukee and Mr. and Mrs II. II.
Weatlnghouao. Tho Hun. Hugh Guthrie,
Canadian Minister of Militia and De
fence, left with Mrs. Guthrie to attend a
session of the Imperial War liraves Com
mittee of Great Britain, of a financial
conference of the League of Nations
membera and to Inspect the construction
of eight permanent monuments of the
dead Canadian heroes on eight battle
Holds. Col. l-3dward La I.oiran of Boston left
aboard the VYeneh liner France as head
of a commission to select a site in
Kranle for a monument to the dead sol
diers of Massachusetts. Kmlle Hove.
lan.ua. Inspector General of Public In
struction tn France, left after a trip to
Japan in the Interest of closer Intellec
tual relations between Prance and Nip
pon. This will be fostered, he suid, by
the sanding of many Japanese students
to Frunoe. Others amcinir the 902 pnB-sena-era
for Havro Included Lotiia Sherry,
restaurateur; Mr. and Mrs. Klllott F.
Shepard, Roy L. Barnes, Wade II.
Adams and Mrs. Kdward K. Hastings.
Woman Named Deputy Sheriff.
SpRiNormi.D, -Ohio, Sept. . Miss
I.eona Yeeiell to-day was appointed
deputy sheriff by Sheriff James f.
Welsh of Clark county. The appoint-1
ment was approved by Judge Frank W. :
Golger of Common Pleas Court. This
is believod to bo tho first appointment 1
of a woman deputy sheriff In the State. ;
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P P, M
12 Mid.
lllgl.eat tamparaturt, 7s, nt 1 v M.
Lowett tempi rature, 02, at a A M.
Average temperature, 70.
EVENTS TO-DAY.
Former .Indue Xatlinn L, Miller will If
at the annual canipfiru of the Police I1--partrnanti
Q rave sand ltac Track, this aft," -noon.
Meeting of the fivn borough labor org.i-'
ItaUona, Central Opera House, 803 I''
Slity-aeventb street, S P. M.
Veterans of the nwh infantn- w'11 bav
a nioonlislit sail up tbe Hudson, leevtns tl -Hatter-
al 8 P. M.
Misting to discuss the houalns altuall
under the auspices of tho rtderatlon of II
feaalons and Huainesa. H. H. 188, l"stb air.
eaaf itroniiwiiv. this evening
John Oowper Powyi win lecture on "Ri
and Juliet at Benddere Hall, 71 c
llbth atr-et. S I", p. M.
tnatltuta of Makan of Biaptoalvei mei
and luncheon, Waldorf -Aatorla, i' P. M.
I est. for Army t'ommlaalons.
Washisotov, riept. I. Competitive
examinations will be held from October
2i to 31. inclusive, to fill 100 vacancies
ln the army commlsaloned lists, ranging
rrom srconei lieutenant to major, the
War Department to-day announced.
These vacancies were reserved for those
unable to appear st the previous test
FLOOD DEVASTATION
IN UPPER AUSTRIA
Many Danube Towns Without
Food or Light.
Spfial Celt! Dtspalrh f,i Tiia Bt s im Ve
Yosk HxtuLD. Comrifk', I88, ey Tua 'i-'1
asp Ngw Vobk Hcan.n.
Virnsa, sept. I, Upper Atwtrls t
auffaring rrom Hoods unequalled 1
ibos-e of IMG. Flu-easing sru.w a .id ri T:
storms have swollen and broken tr
over banks. The devastation la 1
country districts is terrible aU
owns are without light nnd are
ettt Off from the outer world
The late part of the harvest eept
clally potatoes. Is mined, SI '
Danube Hlver carrtes heaps of 1 v"
and houae ruins. Steletmark end 18
burg. In Vpjer Austria, h ue been Wj
worst The Government has red'JC!,,e
help of the Allies,