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THE SUN, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1916. IB
SERMON TOPICS IN
THE CITY CHURCHES
T)r. William II. Morpnn Will
Preach on Pollticnl Subject
in Evening.
Ornon Hwett Marden will ba
At I P. M. Dr.
be the iHikir,
, , . - v.- 1 1 u III, 1 IUIJ 11" l 1 1 1 1 n .iii;
aatli of Judge Krouard, Mr. Ilehrend hit
Men Instructing certain etudenta In Ma
philosophy. In order lhl ther may supply
leacnera' vacancies In New Zealand and
Australia.
I'ltni'. irvva.A.. -. ......
Topic for to. morrow evening Is, "What Will
Conflict ? v,0,'i w,r Afler rrosent
,J1"'J1' cMuncH or christ. scient-
Panrr;..?'. w.- ' Nlnatr-alith trt.
raul lark Peely, c. 8., of rortland, Ore.,
?. M,p'Jklt on Friday, November 10, at S
I . M. Subjact, "Chrlatlan Science."
tr. Ltlnbae h'a Subject.
riiitifJ.V.'TiN' QRANOE REFORMED
th. T S"."TCon,,,n venu. at lltth street.
The minister, Mr. Paul Selbert Lslnbarh,
TY. pI,""'.h. 11 M on "Concerning
T.ii .i "nl"n"1 ,rom "od " At I l . M ha
for lht"ne"dr? "Hhnn Wt V"
n,C":'.'lif"ATK IM'ltCII Weit End ave
ti.t'.J ?. H'v""y-evenlh street. The llev.
V.wiL .V1.011 V"1 will preach. Morning
I ' M 'a.lii: M., Afttrnon service. :I0
Jhnil .rii,bJ.,,t,.:irn'on"'l'"" rvlce." The
fholr will ain Klpllng'a "Itaceeslonal" (aolo
tIhJ:i.A. '""K nJ Schubert's -Ureal U
Wlthertpoon)0.'0 M" rioren" ,,,Bk"
.iT' SAU,;H CIIAPKk-Columbla Unlver.
" J."'. Preacher at tha regular I P M,
He Dr. .1 II .lowett, pastor. Hervices a; ""itOT "r. Jm E Frame
II , M, and t inn t y Dr. Jowett will , tnlon Jh.olog cili gmnary. Music un.
rrearn ai inr innrning irvitci "n" v I tfii " u" w itui. vtauer iienry
f.riilnanie of the Lord's Supper will be ob Hall.
vvbbt END PltKSBYTKRtAN CHURCH
;nraam avenue, at lotth atraat. Two
' fmona will be preached by tha
E.,l.,h!.,l.v Dr.A-E,win K.iiwm, to.
mXJXZt. B.utJ",i M A. M -Tha Great
EriSfi1?1?.. inol.v.,l ln Approaehlnt
Election"! I P. M, "Tha Perlla fnrolved In
tha Approachlnc Election."
MADISON' AVENUE METHODIST
fill licit OK THE HOT.V COMMUNION
-.lih evenne al Twentieth ilreet 11 A.
It an I I' M The Itev. Henry Mnttel.
C.M.V.MIV MliTIIODHT (MIUItCH Hev
e-iih an line and I2lith street "How a
riir -ti" ttoul.l Vole at the Coming bite
(i,,t, I lie an Interesilng presentation
t,v ir William II. Morgan at tha evening
iirlce,
CAl.V.VItV HAI'TIHT CHtfHCH West
riflieeenth street Tha llev. John W.
Kemp. ilor. II A. Mi, "Retracing Wrong
?tfp-, M r. M "The New Song." A
tln.pel song service.
riVTII AVENUE PUESBVTEnlAN
ritflU'll Corner Klftyflfth street The
e.rfd
HIIOAnWAV TABERNACLE Corner
rifii Uth street The pastor, Dr. Jaffar.
an. preaches at 11 A. M. and S I'. M.
NEW CHURCH (SWEDENBORaiANJ
Esit Thlrt .fifth atreet The Hev. Julian
K. Hmyth, paitor, will preach to-morrow at
11 A M. iui "Pilate Before Christ: Might
Juiced by night."
.T 1AMESH METHODIST EPIHCOPAb
C'llfliril Ma.llion avenue at ISflth street
The niiirnlng subject of the ps.tor, Dr,
Arche Decatur Halt, will be , "Cnnsecra.
tlon In the evening Dr. Ball will give
the last In a series on "A Young Man a
WorlJ" and "Polltlca."
Kerwien m Havanarata.
ST. NICHOLAS AVENUE PRE3BTTE
WAN CHURCH Corner lelst street Tia
R.v Pr. Elliott W. Brown, pastor,
preaches Hunday morning on "Watting on
(l. t llene Our Strength" and In the
evening n "Savonarola Tha Korenjnner
af the Itefnrmatlon."
Ni:W THOUdHT CHURCH Criterion
Theatre- Dr, V W. Sears will sneak to.
hiorron nn "Help the Hllnd." Miss Jose,
thine Emerson, violinist, and Prof. N, J.
Klrich, organist, will furnish tha music.
MARBLE COLLEOIATE CHURCH
rifth avenue at Twenty-ninth atraet Dr.
Burrell v. Ill preach at 11 A. M. en "A
Singing Pilgrim." At I P. M. ha will have
as his theme "la Joab Safer
WKST PARK PRE8BTTEBTAN
CHURCH Amsterdam avenue at Eighty
attth street Tha Rev. Dr. Anthony It.
Evens will preach at It A. M. to-morrow
an "The Welfare of the Nation." A ape
clal meeting at P. M. will ba addraaaed
y ei-Senator Frank J. Cannon on "Tha
afenare of Mormonlsm."
NATIONAL BIBLE INSTITUTE Wait
Thirty-fifth street Prof. A. J. Ilamaey,
risen of the Union Missionary Training In
stitute or Brooklyn (now under tna aus
plree of tha National Bible Institute), will
peak to.morrow at 4:11 P. M. on "Is Jesus
Ceming Again Personally anJ Bodily?"
COI.IEOIATE CHURCH OF HT.
MICHOLAH Fifth avenue and Forty
eighth atreet. The Itev. Dr. Malcolm
Jamis MacLeod, I). D.. minister, will
prrsch In the morning, and tha Rev.
Artbur Frederick Mabon will preach In the
evening.
BROADWAY PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH Broadway and 114th atreet
There lll l a musical service to.morrow
evening at I o'clock, when Maunder"a can
tata, "A Bong of Thanksgiving," will ba
gHen.
Thenenphlral Headquarter.
THKOSOI'HICAL HEADQUARTERS
lilt Broadway rubllc lecture to-morrow
evening at 1:11. Subject. "Soma Truths
About Christianity." Speaker, Dr. F. Mil
ten Wlllla.
VILLA FAULKNER PAOE Hotel Marie
Antoinette Mies Page will speak at t P.
M. to.morrow on "One Hundred Par Cent.
Efficiency."
UNITY SOCIETY it Weet 8eventy.sec
ond street Mrs. Van Marter v. Ill apeak
to-morrow murnlng at II on "Jesus Christ:
nr.i.i(iiots xoTicEH.
GOSPEL TABERNACLE ( HL'HCH.
Ith Ave and 44tll hi.
A. II. SIMPSO-. Pastor.
l:;o A. M presiding by the Pastor.
Subject: "Elsctton Day." I P. M., preach
log by Rev 1. 11. Cable from Wilson
Memorial Academy, Nack. N. Y.
CHURCH Corner Sixtieth atreet 11 A.
M,, holy communion i eermon Dr. Tippy; a
P. M Dr. Tippy, "The Angela Before Sod
om." OounorVe "Oallla" by the choir.
ST. PAUL'S METHODIST CHURCH
West End avenue, at Klghtyelith atreet.
"The Making and Keeping of a Home" wilt
be the evening aubject of a sermon by Dr,
Charles L. Uoodell. Morning theme, "Life
from Above."
THEOHOPHtCAL SOCIETY it Weal
rorty. fifth atraat. At lllft P. M., "The Oc
ult History of Humanity." Speaker, Benonl
B. Uattell.
CLERK ARRESTED AS FORGER.
Broker' EaaIora Accaaett la
,200 Statek Robbery.
ftouldon K. Bibcock. 21, a. brokcr'i
clerk, llvln at Creaklll, N, J., wu ar
rested yesterday by Detective Vaughn
charged with forrn the name of Hob
ert V.. lloyd of 22 William atreet to a
certificate for a hundred aharea of Chlno
Conner atock valued at .H.tOO. The
complainant waa John J. DodenhofT of
the firm of Hheehan DodenhofT, ttock
broken, of 8 llroad atreet.
According to Detective Vaughn, a
brokerage firm 'gave one of their em
ployee the certificate to deliver to
Boyd, but Instead he turned It over to
Babcock. Babcock, It la alleged, Bold It
to Mr. DodenhofT and the latter In turn
aold It to third party. When Mr.
DodenhofT learned that the certificate
had been aold to him without proper
authority he bought It back at an ad
vance of tS2E.
political.
POLITICAL.
PRIVATE SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES
I
FOB BOTH AND TOTJNO MEN.
NKW YORK CITV New Term.
FOB BOTS AND YOCNO MEN,
NEW YORK CITY, New Terk.
One Boy Studied for Three Weeks
l?J.wl'",.h.Pchol.",r.'onc,ni,,,,on ,n1 made the following marks In pawing the
i .JVSlSlJy.'i: 'Vmlnallona: Physical Geography, Ml American History. .: EnglUh
I., n4: Solid tleomelrr, R3i
AiK.If,.,H !17'!,,,.,?'T Tho had had no prerloue I ran ruction In Plane Oeometrr or Ancient
'JllV .v?" .'" ,,7W,!-'L.,U,,)TM J" ,h Columbia. 1918. examinations after only all
.'i!L",l'l.v.., ! 'rk eiI r Ceoeentratlon.
"ANY OTHI.R BTinr.NTB were able to r, roileate this year aa a result of a abort
course of Intensive study at the Clark Sehool for Cenrentratlan, or which two enured
Harvard, and one oach entered Yale, Princeton and Columbia WITHOUT CONDITION).
Many other records, the "RESULTS OF CONCENTRATION," SHOWN ON REQVRST.
Outdoor utrtUf far bcl under ftnfre. Hardlni and Day Pupfls. Th Principal welcomes
(ftereletfi, in to It A. M. and t to i P. Kf. Dally, al (As J&afn Offltt. Tlni HI. and HVI JSnf
4re Arm Vor Cily.
The next weekly lecture on APPLIRD CONCENTRATION. o Interest to profeaslonal and
bosJneM men, will ho given at the Waldorf. Astoria lloul Thursday evening, Nov. th.
at a. I Lectures every Thura. Eve. until further notice.!
The Clark School for Concentration
ROTH1 aniooi.. nnd at.
and WEST RND AVE., New York.
Phene 74 I
us
Columbus
C.IRI.N' SCHOOL. 7.tth St.
and WEST END AVE., New York.
CREDIT COURSE
The PrlnHplea (if Credit tlrantlng and
the.lr appllrvtlnn In actual raam.
GROCER'S COURSE
Practical Instruction In the technical
details of the Grocery llualnru.
Clam For mini. Circulars on RrtutiL
THE CHELSEA SCHOOL,
M 8t. Y. M. V. A., J13 1 W. 3d HI..N.T
KHKE SYNAUOOUH:
CARNEOIi: HALL SUNDAY AT 10:lt.
DR. WISE WILL I'ltnU'll IIS
'"HOW OUOHT I VOTE'!"
ALL ARE WIJI.COM U.
Address by
Ei U. S. Suiter
F. J. CANNON
of Utah.
"On the Menare
of Mormonlsm."
Harlem V. M. C A.
5 Weet l!5th St.
Sunday I P. M.
"National By Hon. Thomas C. T, Craln,
Problem" Court of Orneral Sessions,
tuaday, S:l, Bronx Union Hranch Y.M.CfA,
UATT1ST.
FIFTH AVKM'B BAITI1T CHURCH.
I to I West 4(th Street.
Rev. Cornelius Wnelfiln, D. D., 1 Ministers.
Rev. E. Herbert Dutton. I
Dr. Weelfkla will preach at 11 and B.
Sunday School, :J0; Bible Claases, 9:(0.
Waehlagtea Height Baptist Church,
lltth Street and Convent Ave.
Rev. HAROLD P- TTISON. D. D.
II A M, "Envious Ma:t Waxrth Ian."
I P. M. "Steering bv th Stars."
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE,
aervtrea are held In tha fallOWlna
Christian Science Churches
unlays 11 A.M. A I P. M. Wednesdays I P. M.
riret Church. Central Park West th St.
Sscond Church. Central Park W. A lth SL
Third Church, 115lh St. A Madison Avs.
fourth Church. Ft. Washington Av.A 171 St.
Fifth Church. Aeollon Concert Hall, ii W. 4 3.
Iitk Church, 1931 Washington A v.. Bronx,
Berkeley-Irving School
?09 to 315 Wrat 83rd Street. N. V.
"From Primary to College"
ThJrty-eeventh year. All gradn. Small
rlasaea. Individual Instruction. (1YM
NAHIL'M, HWIMMINfJ POOL, PLAY
tiROt'NO. Telephone Schuyler 411.
1.. II. KAY. HIltllMAMIKR.
NEW YORK'S
PRIVATE
SCHOOLS
Horace .Mann Hrhoel for Beya Dlrgll
Pnttymin. Headmaster, W. tilth St..N.T.C.
TARRYTOWN Sew Yerk,
IRVINcTsCHOOL
Hoarding School for Hoys. Healthful loca- i
tlon. cm h Ishta n rrlnoking Hudson. Write
J. M. FLR.MAN, lleailnm-ter.
Bot Sail Tsmtswn, N. Y.
OSblM.NO-O.N-HUDSON New York.
NEW YORK, Oeslnln. on-Hudson.
MOUNT I'l.KAMANT HCHOOI.H,
For over 100 ear h refined school home
for boys of all ssrea Address CHARLKS
FREDUIIICK nitUSli:. P. O. Hoi 401.
FOR (URLS AND YOUNG WOMEN',
MAMARONECK New Tee a.
Oaksmeme
SITUATION In benuilfiil Westchester
County, directly on I-onc Island Hound.
COUltSK.S College preparatory, voce
tlonal and finishing. Special training In
culturnl suhteeta and ease of rnanner.
Mrs. MKKRII.L'H hCHOOI. FOR (ilRI.S,
Mamaronerk, N. Y. Telephone B0.
Vlll'Mi MH ANII HIIYN.
. HAIINAItll M.'IIIIIIL Mlt HOYS.
Heidston. West U3d St. Ilov may remain
all day, Including Mat'y. study hour. Ten.
nla Court. Ath. Field. Kind V to t'ollege.
HtRUKI.Kr-IHVIN'd MCIIOOL
.rriiin palmary to College." tlyra..
Swimming Pil, etc. SiOi jtr orens Oct.
llth.30U.ia W. 1.3,1 Ft. lei. r-rrrultr 4S30
Tin: Koiii'T s iiooi. ion rovh.
Rlverdale-nn-lliidwn. 3U7 Klnrsbridge.
A country day ami boarding school fur
yuuninr la.)-s. llAIIIIY J. KUtlEL. 1'rln.
KIVKHItALK COUNTRY SCHOOL.
I cre. near Van t'ta-tlandt Pk. at a vt St.
Day A Hoarding lloya. K. s. Haclcrt. llea1.
master. liitlmaietoarlilngliySfiii.larly.Man.
F'MI lilltl, AND YOUV . nllMKI,
MIL III.I.AXH M'ltOOI.FIIKI.IItLt
'or V. 1 nrl Av, . tiKth St. From kinder
garten to i-Hlryr. Kspeclal attention given
to the study ,'f hnIUti, I reucb. Math.
IHItNAItll SCHOOL IIP HfMI.HKIIOI.il
ARTS, now 7'ith St. Training- for horn
makers. I rrsmaklnx, ctoUnlnit, inllll
tury. -ui'Hn. aivuiiuta. 'III. ! Hchuy.
Tllr: RAKNAHH M'HOOI. FOR OIRL.
Kindergarten to Cnllern. tlraduatee In
leading t'oliMiriw. fJ)niiiaJum and Tennis.
t atalninie. 4Jt Wmt I4ath Street,
ROTH SLAKM.
OCTIXIOIt hcnooi., primary and
kindergarten for children 3 to 10 years; ad
?,..nu.,.B". ' private tutoring. ANNA K.
C'UAIRK.M. I'rln., 42 W. 7lth St.
TUP. nitOWN SCHOOL OK TUTORING
41 Weat 7th Stiwt. Col. SR1M
Founded luon. One at a time with teacher.
All day study. Two years work In one.
THIN IMKKCTORT APPKAIt DAILY
A. HUNDAY. KATF.N ON IIKQUKMT.
TIIF. NCIIOOL, COI.LKtiK AND OAMr
BL'KKAU, N. Y. HUN, N. Y. CITY,
BOTH HEXES.
NEW YORK CITY, New Yerk.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL.
OLD JOHN STREET.
1Hl A. M. Anniversary Oelebratlon
Sermon, Bishop Kugene It. Hendrlx, Kansas
City. I P. M. "Unification Service." Ad
Irniss by Blshors Wilson. Hendrlx. Cran
ston, Hamilton. "Th Future of John
Slrset." Dr. David O. Downey.
PROTESTANT KPlaCOFAU
St. CrOa$'$ Church
FIFTH AV'K AND UD ST.
Itsv. EKN'EHT M. HTIRES. D. D., Rector.
I A M. Holy Communion.
11 A. M Morning Servlc and Sermon (Ree
fer). I P. M. Evensong and Address (Rector),
I P Mi Hour of Organ Music.
GRACE CHURCH, Broadway and 10th St.
Rev. t'harle lwla Mlattery. D. !.. Rector.
I: 11 (The Rector): (Rector),
Patrleilc Service with special Music.
CHAPKL OK TUB INTERCKSSION,
Trinity Parish. Broadway and lltth Street.
Hev. M. H. Oates, D. D., Vicar. Ii 1:43:
1.(9, 10:30; 11; I.
CI I nbae Convent Ave. and
kUH Irtev. ASHTON OLDHAM
aervlcea I, II, I. Preacher,
41st St.
Hector.
the Rector.
IKESBYTEKIAN.
CENTRA I PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
vKrilflAL M41oa Ave. and aHU BC
Rn. Willei Merle-Smith, U.D., Patter,
, will preach at II A. M.
5v. Hugh Bluek at :l P. M. t ,
'pedal Music each aervlce by full choir
three quartette and orchestra, Solo
Wsarlstte: Mine. Paasett-Ntsrllnir. Sopranos
m. Mulford.Hunt, Alto; Dtlos Becker,
'"T, Andrea aarto, Baritone, assisted by
ni Lets, Violinist; Karl Klrksmllh. Cal
' it, Mildred Dllllng, Harpist.
Fifth ATcni-e Prutytriin Church
Flftb Ave. and nfty-Bftb bt.
REV. J. H. JOWETT, D. D., Paetor
. t'rvlcs at It A. M, and 1:10 P. M.
or. Joaett will preach at the morning ser
vice and In th afternoon tha ordinance
of the lord's Supper will be observed.
Mtn'a lllbl class at 10 A. M.
The Midweek service In the Chapel on
Wednesday at :H P. M. will be conducted
ty Dr, Jowstt,
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
M kJ IMTi UAiYllele aT U D1le s fl
-m M "Olvlaur What W Have." r. .'
Promote Yourself
Advance lu your butlarei by mastering
its higher branches. We can prmiaxo
you to becumo an eircutive. auditor,
comptroller or certified public ao
coununt. ENROLL NOW
Accounting
Business Law
Economics
INVEST YOUR EVENINGS
Call for personal Interview, or write
fctsssauSb p. m. u, B;3o r. m.
AUo Correipoodonce Couraei.
Telephone Cartlandt 41(13 -4J1 1
Walton Sghgm.
Cowemekce
Harold Dudley Greeley, V. P. A
Reeldent .Manager.
Ileem TIB Hlnger Bid. New Terk
THE SAVAGE SCHOOL FOR
PHYSICAL EDUCATION
Chartered under the University
of the Stat of New Yerk
Formerly the N. Y. Normal ocboel of
Physical Education
Be'an iti ZZd year Sept Z2d
Dr. Wataon U Savage. Preeldent,
UOS West CVIIi bt., N. Y. V.
BUSINESS SCHOOLS.
NEW YORK CITY, New Yerk.
Rutgers
II A. M -n
-Adaptabllitr !Wedndy, S P. M. (ireat
H'ai.trrs of the Bible I II, Samuel, I.
SCOTCH PHENM VTERIAN CHUBCH,
Hubert Wataon, Minister,
bcrvtoe II and I.
Your Market Value
Do You Knoie Your Prestnt
Worth in the Business World?
Old condition! In Buslnen have
changed and the near future will
bring still greater change. New
needs are arising. Are ytu abreast
at these changes?
"Your Market Value" (36pp.)
Sent Fret to Any Address.
Every man whose future Is depend
ent on his earning power should
read it.
For this exceptional booklet address
V. V. Lampheer"21 W. 33d St., N. Y.
M. H. Tuttle, M Hanson PI. Brooklyn,
or Pace K Pace, 30 Church St., N. Y.
DANCINO.
NEW YORrTcITY. New Yerk.
DANCING from L. H. CHALIF
Qrtiutti Rviiinn Imperial Hlltl firAeel.
I'ersnsslly teaching Interpretative, Hlmpll.
tied Classic, Itscisl ami llallruum Classes;
teachers, amateurs, children.
7 WISST 42nd STREET, New York City.
OSCAR Dl'RYKA nf the
DCRYF.A NORMAL SCHOOL (INC.)
an Amerlcnn auihnritv In the art nf tearh
Ing correct ol.t or modern dances. 47 W,
7Zd si. ana sss.gst w. ii:d hi.
MR. O. HEPnURN WIION, M. H., Modern
Dances, if 2 5tli Av., cor. 4Cth Ml., M w vork.
LANOCAnER,
TaTW YORK CITY. Mew Yalta,
.c-HSSiTor LANGUAGES
1 Madison Avrnu.
A School for Ijulles and Oentlemesu
Special etanlng classes In Spanish,
iPrtoate
4cfjools
A Complete Directory
of New York City and
out of town Private
Schools appears every
day in the Morning
Edition of THE
NEW YORK SUN.
-tor (ii
He
ROBKMT
P..KSBYTER1AN CHVNCai, II
lervlcea ll, "aad I. I L.
KMT WATSON, Mhitster. T
PRATT
SCHOOL HI Weil asm St.
individual Itruciloa.da.
rarattaTfeBalSHiJ
AUTOMOBILE
EXCHANGE
RENAULT I $3, $4 PER HOUR
AUTOS
J, S. MANDOLA.
BPEC'IAI. DAILY A
MONTHLY KATtX
Phone Columbus lilHM.
WILL BUY up to date Limousin, for
eign or domestic; must be In best con
dition. Apply Hooni 101, 111 Ilroadway,
' 1
ACTwMOniLR INHTBUCTIBN.
11I1N-T IIUY AN AL'IO.MOBILK
unleaa you know how to selivt It, drive It
and knep It In proper repair. Take an au
tomobile owners' course In the largest and
lirat equipped school In tho U, H. Satis
faction guaranteed. Write fia- liooklet.
VVSiits anin s ns, j a
AUTOMOBILK NCIIOOL
SIS West 47th St.
You Arc Working;
Not Fighting!
Alive and Happy;
Not Cannon Fodder!
Wilson and Peace with Honor?
or
Hughes with Roosevelt and War?
Roosevelt says we should
hang our heads in shame because
we are not at war with Germany
in behalf of Belgium!
Roosevelt says that following
the sinking of the Lusitania he
would have foregone diplomacy
and seized every ship in our
ports flying the German Flag.
That would have meant war!
Hughes Says
He and Roosevelt are in
Complete Accord!
Senator Fall, who has vast interests
in Mexico and is Candidate Hughes'
adviser as to Mexican Affairs, declares
"a Hughes war would be preferable to
a Wilson peace."
Read the published list of Heavy
Subscribers to the Republican cam
paign fund, then look up the list of
Americans with enormous interests in
Mexico and learn why those who place
the almighty dollar ahead of human
life would not hesitate to plunge this
country into an ignoble war of conquest
would not stop at sacrificing thousands and thou
sands of American lives in their greed for oil and
gold.
Look again at this list. Then you will see why
the "Old Guard" appeals frantically for a protective
breeder of strikes, of starvation wages,
and of every panic that ever cursed this country
And which made billions for organized wealth
by putting honest competition out of business.
You will see why in sheer desperation and bereft
of all decency the Republican "Old Guard" is cap
italizing the lamentable incidents in Mexico and
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trying to discredit your President for sparing you
the horrors that would come with intervention.
Read the list still again. Note the names of men
heavily intrenched financially in the protective
tariff system and in vicious special privilege.
Read and see why millions are being spent to re
enact the Payne-Aldrich tariff to wipe out the Fed
eral Reserve System to repeal the Eight Hour law
and other progressive laws to undo the Wilson
Record of unparalleled achievement.
Then understand why Candidate Hughes said in
"his Milwaukee speech: "The whole list of Demo
cratic accomplishment must be wiped off the books
for the good of the country."
The Lesson Is Plain:
If You Want WAR, Vote for HUGHES!
If You Want Peace With Honor
VOTE for WILSON
and Continued Prosperity
The. Tumult and the Shouting Die!
It Is Up to You and Your Conscience!
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