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COLBY TO DEFEND j
MARINE LAW ACTION
,WJ11 Stump ifi Explanation of
Itofimal to Enforce Ship
! ping Act.
PRESIDENT 13 RESOLUTE
Determined to Opposp Menu
tiro on Ground That It :
Vlolntes Treaties,
fefrfal la Tlia SiM W New YosK llnuiri.
Wasiiiwiton, Hopt. SP.-Ilalnbrldfi
Colby, BocrpUry of BUtto, .will defend
en the stump tha notion of resident
Wilson In refuiine to mlmlnlster tlio
merchant mutlno net calling for tho
.pronation of tlioso rrt of com
inerclnl treaties V'hlcli Interfere with
operation of the Inw.
Thin dovulopment In the contrororsy
nwnUoneiJ by tli TrrsMsnt'ii eotirso
was learned to-drty from excellent ou.
thnrlty. Tho Administration ! deter
Mined tl persist In Its coiirso nnd will
defend It on the ground "iul 8nr oln9r
policy would bo nno Vf International
duplicity.
Democratic lenders,- tt In understood,
have beenmo nlitrmre. over tlio storm of
disapproval of tho President's action on
tho Krourft that tho reaction of tho
country shows Ita Impatlenco with ns
numptlon of exccutlvo authority and dis
position to bIvo support to Senator
Harding In his denunciation of one
man government, Theio loader say tho
pubtlo In not Riving thouuht to tho wis
dom or unwlsrtjm, of tho-not, but has Ita
tyen fixed dcarchlimly upon this now
vldenco of (.endenoy on tho part of tho
Kxtcutlvo to become a Inw to hlimulf.
Administration forcos nro not din
turbed by the outburst of Ilopuullcnn
criticism. nor by tho votctnd of tlmlilltv
on tho part of Pemoerotld leaders.
.Mr. Colby Is to bo put forth on tho
Plump, taking. (ho President's action as
tho text fiom which ho will preach tho
sanctity of treaties and tho unwisdom
of sncrlfllclnir ndvnntatrcs nlrcady en
joyed for tho attainment of others hoped
for. Thl compilation of arguments In
support of the President's action Is ox
tected to romilt In n reaotlon In favor
cf tjio President's position as coon ns
Mr. Colby attunes his volco to tho pub
i lie oar.
Any concern that may bo felt over tho
President's arrnpatlon of ton right to
exerelte tho "dlspenslnt: power" and to
push on or Ignoro features of nn rs
tHbllshcil law, oro expected to bo lost
slcht of In the appeal which Mr. Colby
Is to-mriko for a moro harmonious rela
tionship In trado controversies. Intima
tions that tho purposo of tho Jones bill
may bo obtained In somo other way nro
made In olllelal circles, coupled with
ardent dofenco of tho President's right
to abrogate tho law If ho chooses.
The situation for the defenders of tho
Administration was further complicated
to-day by tho publication of tho fact
that tho representative!! of tho State
Department told-Tenator Jones while
tho bill was framing; that tho provisions
of rectlon 3, directing tho annulment
of thd conflicting portions of the com
mercial trtntlts. would be opposed by
Ureal Urltaln. "Government olllclals In
put that tho President's act wna taken
jegardleas of tho representations or atti
tudes of any foreign Governments.
It Is also said that at tho tlmo tho
bill was being formulated nctlng Sec
ritary Phillips stated that twenty of
tho twenty-six treaties contained pro
visions allowing their tremlnatlOn within,
n specified time.
It is nlio charged that several Euro
pean nations aro engaged In scrapping
some of their old treaties through tho
proper course of denunciation with tha
view of making moro cqultnble and
Advantageous agreements.
WARNS PRISONERS
. OF 'PARDON RING'
Governor Notifies Convicts to
Bowaro of. Persons Claim
ing Inflncnce.
Oov. Alfred E. Bmlth announced In
Albany last night that ho Intended to
"put a stop!' to further operations of
tho so-called pardon ring, nnd that no
tices would bo posted In all prisons In
.tho Stato warning convicts not to have
niiy dealings with porsons who protend
thoy can Influence tho Govcjnor t'o grant
cxecutlvo clemency.
"I had heard reports of such opera
tions.'' said the Governor, "and I mado
up my mind" tha.t If I ever caught any
one doing 'It I'd sco' that thoy got the
limit of tho law." ,
Maurlco I. Itosenterg, an Insurance
broker, of 151 tCassau streot, one of tho
two men Indicted by th Grand Jury
Tuesday after tho dovernor testified
regarding the work of tho ring, was ar
raigned beforo Judgo William H. 'Wad
hams In General Sessions yesterday and
pleaded not guilty to a charge of grand
larceny. Ms attorney requested one
week In which to amend or clmngo tho
plea or make additional motions and
Rosenberg was held 'in 110,000 ball. Tho
other man named by tho Grand Jury, a
physician, Is being sought by detectives.
Gov. Smith's announcement that he
would try to stop all futuro operations
of tho ring was made In a letter to
Charles E. Rattlgan, State Superintend
ent of Prisons, In whldh ha said:
"No doubt you have read the account
In the newspapers of tho Indictment of
two men In tlifc county of New York for
tho crime of grand larceny In taking
money from persons who are Interested
In tho rt-lcaso of a person fn confine
ment In ono of the prisons of the Stato.
It Is alleged that this money was ob
tained from relatives of tha prisoner on
tho plea of tho Indicted men that they
could Influence tho Governor to sign the
commutation of sentence.
"In order to guard as far as we pos
sibly can against similar actions In tho
future, I hereby direct that tho following
bulletin bo placed In a conspicuous po
rtion throughout the prisons of tho
State where thft Inmates can havo ready
access to It:
. "'Tha Inmates of this Institution are
hereby warned to avoid dcallngti with
miy person or persons, attorneys or
otherwise who pretend to bo In a posi
tion to got them any favor at the hands
of tho Executive. Commutations of sen
tones will b Issued on tho merits of
each particular caso nnd for.no other
reason. This warr.lncr nhnnM h pnn
v9yert JVe'atlves w ho may be approached
"t vccris ior wis purpose.' "
WILSON UNSHAKEN;
SEES COX A WINNER
Omulilnff Defentfl In Georgia,
Maliio and Now Hampahlro ,
Fall to Dismay Him,
THINKS, U. 8. FOR LEAGUE
A tl I tnilo Ilccalls Confidence
Tliat He Conld Domino to
1010 OonfjrcBs llaccs,
UprtW ta Tim Hun iwi Nsw YoK limm,
WAaiiiNOTntf, Kept, 20, President
Wilson, wearing tho rosi tinted spec
tacles of fultli In tho (support of tho
Lenguo of Nations by the American
people, Is confident James M. Cox will
l. In fan. lilt I An til Mill CfTSet
.'V WIVV.VU, ..I.". IHI'IIWII
from a source closu to tho Admlnlstra
lion was forthcoming to-uay, pineinu
Mr. Wilson practlcnlly alone nmong of
ficials nf tho Administration now In
Washington nnd tendinis Democrats all
over1 tho country,
Just when worn rencnen nnniiiiiBiii
that some of tho Cox managers prt
.!. ,AmttnA ilnv ivnrfl flffhtlnff S
losing fight nnd that only n miracle bo-
twooii now nun ricction uny coum yo
their cause the President's nltltude
enmo to light. Naturally nnmng nemo
crnts hero u hrnvo rrnnt Is bring kept
up and there Is no lack of claims. 1 ut
there Is lacking the tono of sincerity
frcm the voices of those putting for
ward tho claims. Tho succession or
blows which havo ruined upon the
. ... Unm t.tlllttfwt
league supporters inun mr im win....
prnctlrnlly nvery conviction save tho
ir.i,imii rnini-iiinir tt nodularity and
appeal as a campaign Issue.
'1. 1 . I ,1.1.4 II. a Tl A 1 a
Ifc Will Winin,w.. - - - - I
dent's attitude Is not u lo to political.
developments having neing kih
him. The President has ncqualntod him
self with every detail of the campaign
It Is mid. He Is aware of th,o (.ox
charges of a "slush rund" being raised
by tho Republican pnrty nnd tho com
plojo collapse or that bubble. He Is
aware of tha various plotn th'n candidate
linn professed to discover and of tho
difference In the way tho country Is re
celvlng tho opposing candidates. Tho
outcome of thq, Democrntlq primaries In
New Ilnmpshl'ro nnd Georgia nnd of tho
ninriinn in Miiimt nil those bo 111 ir crush
ing defeats for ,the league scheme
aro known to me i-resioeni. n una
and moro has failed to dampen his hopes
or sway hla Judgment.
It was pointed out hero to-day that
tho President has been sadly mistaken
and' tho. victim of misplaced confidence
before this time. His contldenco that
tho country would return Democrntlo
majorities In the two houses of Congress
In 1(118 wns rewarded with control of
both branches going to the Republican
pnrty. His outspoken conlldcnco that hn
could force the Senate to accept the
league covrnnnt proved to be sadly mis
plnred. Reports keep piling Into Wash
ington Indicating a continual growth of
Republican sentltnont everywhere. De
spite every consideration, though, tho
Presidential eye easily plorces tho gath
ering gloom and sees Gov. Cox taking
up the burden of guarding tho heart ot
tho world from harm.
BEVERIDGE ON STUMP
SEES HARDING VICTORY
Says 'Mass Sentiment' Every'
where Is G. O. P.
cnator Albert J. llcvcrldet of
na, who Ma been speaking In Mas
sachusetts, reported at National Republi
can headquarters yesterday that "mass
sentiment evorywhere Is for tho Re
publican ticket. Tho result was n
forcgono conclusion, ho said, but over
optimism was to bo deprecated. Senator
Ilevordlgo, who mado tho speech nomi
nating Col. Roosevelt for tho Presidency
In tho Progressive convention In 1013,
left last night for tho Northwest, where
liu will speak beforo going to tho Pacific
coast.
Representative Joseph Walsh of' Mas
sachusetts, told tho national managers
that tho Republicans would gain two
seats In Congress In that Stato tho
Seventh and Fourteenth districts. James
8. Raldwln, a member of tho Illinois
Stato central committee, predicted that
Harding nnd Coolldgo would carry
Illinois by 400,000 and that a Republi
can 8enator nnd Governor would bo
elected desplto recent factional troubles.
The travelling salesmen of the United
States, who aro organising a lenguo In
each State, hava taken for a motto,
"Wo aro for Harding nnd horse sense as
against Cox nnd chaos." The officers of
tho Now York Salesmen's Harding and
Coolldgo Lenguo nro: President, J. 11.
Patton; vice-presidents, Charles Fischer
nd Loon Fox; secretary, A. A. Plller;
chalrnian of tho exccutlvo committee,
Herbert L. Schamberg.
Natlonnl Chnlrman Will Hnys left for
Chicago last night to check up on the
campnlgn with tho leadors there.
Oeorgo W. Perkins, Jr., has been mado
treasurer of tho campaign committee of
Robert McC, Marrh, Republican candi
dal for Supremo Court Justice.
$42,208 TO WIN MAINE.
Republicans Had Ilnlonce of ?a48
In State Election.
Arni'BTA, Mo Sept. 29. Total ex
penditures of the Republican Stato Com
mittee In tho Stato election campaign
were M2,r,06, or 1348 1cm than the re
ceipts, according to n statement tiled by
Treasurer George W. Norton of Port
land with tho Secretary of Stato to-day.
Tho Republican Nntlonnl Commlttco
contributed 123,000: Guy P. Gannett,
National Committeeman for Maine,
$1,600, and United States Senators Fer
nald nnd Hale. 11.000 each.
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DRY8 KEEP PEGGING1 AT COX,
Pnllnrr TnffRitrt'a, ISxnniple.
llltl-
hnw HiiKKests to Illm.
Virgil 0, Illnehaw, chairman of the
Prohibition National Committee, ban
sent this telegTam to Gov, Coxt
"Now that Tom Tnggart of French
Licit Bprlngs, Ind a candidate for the
United States Senate on tho Democrat lo
ticket, who Is generally accredited nn
being a vital factor In your nomination,
has declared openly and -emphatically
In favor of tho Volstead law nnd his
opposition to any Increase In tho al
coholic content or leverages, can you
not Join your compatriot and declare
In like manner for the spirit ns well as
tho letter or the Constitution?"
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These are the new prices compared
effective immediately, f. o. b. Buffalo,
.m TMPODTATTON Hi
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ON EXHIBITION
WITH
OTTO W. HECK
57 ST. AT SEVENTH AVE.
TS,.COIv.8645
BOLE AGENT FOR U. S. A.
MERCEDES REPAIR CO., INC.,
218 EAST 51TH ST.
mmi with 'imwM&smm,
NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY SEPTEMBER SO, 1920,
$2395
F, 0, 11, Cleveland
Mn, nooHiovicr.T to stumi'.
While Assemblyman Theodore Roose
velt Is touring the country for Harding
and Coolldgo, his wire will speak In
every town and village In his Nassau
county district In the Interest or her
husband, who Is a candidate for reeleo.
tlon. Mrs, Roosevelt will speak also
for the Stato and national Republican
tickets. Her tlrst nppcifance will bo In
Freeport lo-morrow evening.
mg.MOGUATIU CALL OUT.
TnKNTOM, N, J., Sept. i?, A call for
the Deinouratla State Convention hore
ntxt Tuosday t adopt a party rlntrorm
nrd select doctoral ciftdldatct was Is
sued to-day oy Charles F, McDonald,
chairman or the Democratic Slate Com
mittee, Hie Republican State Conven
tion also will oe held Tuesday,
tewarft Treek
Priees Reduced
'Y'HIS bed-rock reduction in Stewnrt prices means a largo
temporary loss to the factory while using up material
on hand, but we arc willing to do our part to put the busi
ness of the country on n pro war basis immediately, thus
insuring continued prosperity and full employment of labor.
Model CMd Price NEW PRICE
3V2 ton $4,100 $3,39S
2V2ton 3,200 2,575
,2 Ion -3,075 2,49,5
iy2 ton 2,450 1,995
1 ton 1 ,850 1,650
34 ton 1,450 1,295
Orders will be filled in order of their receipt.
Herrman Motor Truck Co., Inc.
607-615 W. 57th St, N. Y.
Tel. Colembus 6372
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