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The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-04-24
AGGREGATION OF GOOD ACTS
AT THE ARCADE NEXT WEEK.

The Arcade Theatres program for
next aweek Thornton Cole
and Avis Maythis, "The Chappie and
the Soubrette,' will present their come
dy skit THE Stage Door Johnny"
written by Mr.. Cole. Although the play
let consists largely of a merry melange
of song, dance and humor, it is unlike
the average skit inasmuch it Is said
to have a plot. Stockton, assisted by
his corps of trained dogs, will offer
magic and Illusions. A distinctive char
'acter Coincidence number will be In
troduced by Miss Frances Lawson, who
will deliver a budget of new songs and
jokes. Miss Mabelle Thayer will render
the Illustrated songs. For Monday
Kerry Mills's latest Western cowgirl
success, Lilly of the Prairie" has been
selected for her song. Other songs I'M
derlined are Jerome Fl. Remick's Lets
Get the Umpire's Goat" and Andrew
Mack's "Oh You Girl" New. moral.
educational and Clearly amusing sub
jects are produced in the motion pic
ture subjects. which are changed daily.
1.-THE Peerless Quartet in classical and
popular compositions will be the Victor
talking machines contributions; and the
Arcade-Phone will reproduce a stirring
Sousa march>number played by Sousa's
own band.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-04-24
LYRIC HAS A POWERFUL
MAGNET IN ]. ]. JEFFRIES.

James J.. Jeffries. still undefeated
champion of the world, comes to the
Lyric next week as the big feature of
the, bill. No name is more generally
spoken today In the sporting world
than that of the big champion, and
now that he has announced his inten-
ton of meeting the colored claimant to
the title, the public is naturally anxious
to examine the big fellows physical
condition. Newarkers will have an OPP
p~ortunity to see the real champion and
judge for themselves his fighting form.
for in the sketch in which he appears
and which was written for him by
Helen Green. the scene Is laid in a
gymnasium and training methods hat
have led to success are shown in detail.
with the medicine ball, shadow boxing,
weight work. skipping rope and finally
a three-round bout for a wind-up.
Through it all is said to run a touch
OF real hurnor, furnished by the visit
OF a little reporter to the champions
training Quarters. Sam Berger, JEFF
fries's sparring partner. has developed
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-04-24
J0HNSON-BURNS FIGHT PICTURES
WILL BE SHOWN AT WALDMANN's

Next week will be an interesting
in local theatres for the followers of
the f1stic game, for while James ].
Jeffries Is going through his PAGES at
the Lyric the only original moving pic
lures of the Johnson-B Burns fight in
Australia will be displayed at every
performance at Waldmann's. The pic
lures will be a feature of the show to
be given by the word Beaters' F" Bur
lesque Company. Their opening ex-
travaganza is entitled, "Wideawake
Sunderland" which contains a plen-
tiful supply OF music, songs and dances.
The olio will Introduce Bohannon and
Corey in a pictorial sketch, 1.-THE Man
Who Fights the Fire." the Van Der
Koors, comedy illusionists, introducing
their mind-reading duck, and 1.-THE
Devil or Art a series of live art
models, who viii be seen in THE Sun
Worshippers." "The Slave MART 1.-THE
Lighthouse" 1.-THE Nymphs." Sum
mer' and I'm the Moonlight" The
Yorke Comedy Four, Barnes. Russell.
Thorndyke and De Groot, will also n
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-04-24
"a YOUNG WIFE" TO INTRODUCE
STOCK COMPANY AT COLUMBIA.

J. K. Tillottson's "a Young Wife, will
be the offering of Messrs. Lewis and
Higgins as the opening attraction for
their new stock company to appear at
the Columbia Theatre Monday. This
play was one of the successes of the
Fourteenth Street Theatre, New York,
when that playhouse was n of the
leading theatres of that city. Since
then it has been produced by nearly
every stock company in this country
and Eneland. However. it has not been
seen in Newark in eight years or more.
and those who remember 1t will doubt
less want to see 1t presented by the
new stock company.
The cast will include Royal Thayer,
William J. Gross, his son. William e.
Gross: George Seigman. Carey Lee,
Robert Erickson. Edgar Lewis and
others. The production will be under
the personal direction of Mr.. Lewis.
For the week of May 3 sherlock
Holmes In the Sign Of the Four" VIII
be the attraction.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-04-24
into a comedian and the champion him
Self Is said to show similar skill

into a comedian and the champion him
self Is said to show similar skill.
The Magnani Four, a quartet of in
strumental musicians, with novelties In
musical instruments, will offer a va
ried program, ranging from popular Sc
lections to the stately march from
Aida Trumpets are concealed in
barber poles. cups are carrilons, and
all the furnishings of the regular bar
Der shop are turned into musical in
truments by these players. The Aus
tin Brothers Company will present n
knockabout act. Leonard Grover, who
was a playmate of Tad Lincoln and
whose repertoire includes more than
100 character sketches, will present a
medley Of mimicry. while the zarnes
VIII perform a flying Spanish ring act.
Margaret Robinson, for several years a
leading woman In Frohman produc-
tions, Will appear for the first time IN
the "two-a-day" In an original sketch
OF her own, entitled 1.-THE Wedding An
niversary." John Salkelk will offer a
novelty In picture songs. Anna Narone,
another newcomer here, will appear in
character approximations, and the
Lyricscope will complete q bill that
should test the capacity of the Lyric at
every performance.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-04-24
GETS $3.50 FOR HIS ARM.

In the Judgment of the jury that
heard John Muth's action in the Su-
preme Court circuit against the Public
Service Railway Company to recover
$4,000 damages because he broke his
right arm while a passenger on a trolley
car. the fracture was worth a financial
ain of $3.50. That was the verdict re-
late yesterday afternoon. Muth,
who is a b%ricklayer living at 1886 South
seventh street, was riding on a New
ark-Paterson a along Belleville ave-
nue., when, according to his story, his
arm was broken by a projection from
a passing trolley car.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-04-24
Carmen" "Cavalleria Rusti-
cana" and 81 Pagliacci" Will
Be the First Weeks Offerings.
JAMES J. JEFFRIES WILL
BE THE LYRIC HEADLINER
Visit Of the indicated Cham
pion Attracting Widespread At
tentiOn-The Other Theatres.
r the Newark Theatre the comm,

a T the Newark Theatre the coming
~ week will mark the beginning of
the Aborn Grand Opera Com
pany's spring season. The inaugural
week will be divided between two diff
ierent offerings, the first running Mon
day, Tuesday and Wednesday nights
md the second filing the second half
of the week, including Thursday matt
nee and night. Friday night and Satur-
day matinee and night. For the first
half OF the first week Bizet's opera
GARNER will be presented, and for
n last half of the same week a double
bill will be given, forming a three-act
program with Mascagni's "Cavalleria
Rusticana" Zone act) and Leoncavallo's
Il Pagliacci" (two acts).
This policy of two bills weekly will be
pursued throughout the company's stay
at the Newark Theatre, the bill being
changed every Monday night and again
at the Thursday matinee, so that in
the five weeks devoted to the works
of the masters there will be ten offer
tngs presented.
Two attractive features will lend in
terest TO the opening week-the return
OF Bertha Shalek. a former favorite. In
two of her best roles, the title part in
Carmen and Santuzza, in "Caval-
lerta," and the Introduction Of Media
Morrison in the prima donna role of
7 Pagliacci," in which she hang in Italy
under the direction of the composer.
L~eoncavallo. Both the offerings for the
hrst n for the last half of the week
will be presented with double casts, two
sets OF singers appearing at alternate
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-04-24
HEADLINERS TO HELP
AT BIG BENEFIT.
All Ready for the Evans Show
at the Empire.

Preparations for the benefit perform
ance for Leon Evans, treasurer of
Miners Empire Theatre, tomorrow
night are complete. In order to give
the patrons some acts that were very
well received during the season Mr..
Evans has obtained the consent of sew
eral of the managers of road companies
to have their headliners appear.
Dave" Marion, the comedian Of the
RED Moon" company, and O.. X. Sato,
juggler, are among those booked, 9th
ers to be seen will be Rosalie. a singing
soubrette; Billy Inman and company,
who do a ace track act; Van brothers.
a musical team; Louise Livingston,
singer; Lawrence n Thompson, in a
comedy act; moving pictures and sew
eral other teams.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-04-24
THREE BUILDINGS SOLD.

The three brick buildings at So, 81, So
Frelinghuysen avenue were sold yester-
day through Myron w. Morse, to the
Boyer Realty Company, of Newark.
Alterations will be at once made and In
a few IN this the buildings will be
ready for . as dwellings and stores.
A lot at l. Broad street was sold to
Richard ]. Grant, of Newark. through
the same dea'er.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-04-24
NEW GERMAN LODGES, DEPUTY.

Z. William Heilmann, member of the
County Tax Board, postmaster of schil-
Ter Lodge No. sc, F. and A. NJ, has been
named district deputy Of the eleventh
masonic district, which includes the
German lodges. by ]. Clarence Conover,
the new grand master. Carl Goetz,
OF Hoboken, was the former district
deputy.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-04-24
20. GRAY AT PROcTOR'S

terrain with songs and witticisms. The
closing number is called 1.-THE $4,000
Purse" Plenty of girls in gay costumes
will be seen in both b~urlesques and in
the sixteen musical numbers and en-
sembles.
The Gay Morning Glories' will pro-
vide the succeeding attraction.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-04-24
ASBURY CARNIVAL DATES SET.

ASBURY PARK, April 24.-Dates for
the holding of the events in connection
with carnival week have Just been Sc
lected by the Asbury Park Carnival
Commission. as follows. Queens voro-
nation, Friday. August 81; Deal Lake
carnival, Tuesday, August 81; masque.
Wednesday. September /; baby parade,
Thursday, September 2.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1909-12-23

qre hahian durado por siglos,
contempla un porvenir colmado
de peligros para su existencia
naci0nal, y depende enteramente
del triunfo de la triple alianza
contra naciones rivales Y enemi.
gas para preservar su indepen-
dencia Y no volvera la condici6n
de pals subyugado.
Austria Hungria, pals pobla-
do por muchas razas distintas V
rivales, es una naeion cuyo por-
venir Sc presenta obscure v 10.
brego y que tiene tanto que te-
mer de discordias interiors; co.
mo de peligros de afuera. Su
alianza con Alemania puede ser.
virle de escudopor algunos amos,
pero siempre estd presente ell ri.
esgo de separation y division.
En- euanto a las demas nacio-
nes cue hacen algGn papel en- ell
mundo eivilizado, todas, sin min.
guna exception tienen en- 81 mis-
mas 8 EN- las circunstancias 1ue
las rodean el g6rmen de los peli-
gros que amenazan su integri-
dad, va por la conquista 8 por
otros majes igualmente iatales q
la prosperidad y bienestar de IN
pals.
Las naciones cual los hombres
Corren un riesgo mortal
Que las acaba y destruye
Sin poderlo remediar.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1909-12-23
PROBABLE INTERVENTION TN MICA
RAGIIA.

Los Estados Unidos han reti-
RADIO a su representante en- Mica.
ragua y Sc anuncia que proba-
blemente intervendran en- la re.
voluci6n de cue aetualmente es
teatro aquella pequena repGblica
de Centre America, siendo tam
bien possible que cause la deposi.
ci6n del Presidente Zelaya, que
es ell magistrate cue q la fecha
gobierna en- aquel pals. Contra
Zelaya Sc ha rebelado ell General
Estrada, que es aspirante a la
presideneia, y varios combates
Sc han librado entire las tropas
del pretendiente y las del gobier.
no con ventaia para las prime.
ras. La causa de la oposici6n
del gobierno americana contra
ell regimen del Presidents Zelaya
es que este gobernante apres6
haee alg1n tempo a dos ciuda.
danos americanos que serviaR
en- las tilas de los revoluciona.
rios, y despues de hacerlos juz-
gar por un tribunal militar eau.
SO que fuesen fusilados. Este
proceder 10 considera ell gobierno
americana como una violacion
del derecho de gentes Y de las
lpracticas usuales de las naciones
lcivillzadas que no acostumbran
castigar con la muerte a prisio-
neros de guerra. I'll resultado
de todo Ell negocio sera induda-
blemente In intervention arma-
da por los americanos quienes
quitaran de la presidencia a Ze-
laya Y eoloearan en- su lugar d
Estrada. Tai vez el primero o.
ponga resistencia, pero NADIA po.
dra hacer contra fuerzas supe-
riores, siendo muy probable que
10 .abandonen sus partidarios
cuando vean que estd en- contra
suya el gobierno americana, Nj
caragua es la mas pequena de
las cinco rep1blicas de Centro
America y tiene una poblaci6n
de GOO. 900 habitantes.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1909-12-23
SUCtSO IAMTNTABLE.

En- una riha que suscit6 el Sa-
bado en- la noche en- la cantina
de Galloway, cerCa del puente en-
ire un iugador llamadose Allen
con Sabine Romero y Pedro Or.
tiz; seg1n nos dicen, Allen iba &
sacar la pistola de la bolsa del
lado derecho del pantal6n para
hacerle frente 4 Ortiz, cuando
Don Felipe Montoya, un hombre
quieto y paciilco que estaba pre-.
sente, abraz0 & Allen para que
no saeara la pistola, en- este Sc
fu6 el tiro de adentro de la bolsa
del pantalon y la bala ofendio q
Montoya en- una rodilla. Aun-
que la heridn no es peligrosa, 81
es muy penosa y mautendra al
senor Montoya postrado EN- ca
ma algGn tempo.
Sentimos el percance porque 81
senor Montoya es un hombre
trabaiador y pacifico.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1909-12-23
ODOMSAN
los Ptll6ROS Dt las
6RANDtS P0TtNCIAS.

Tai vez ahora mas que nunca
en- la historic del mundo contem-
plan las grandes naciones en- su
horizonte politico un porvenir
cargado be nubes tempestuosas
que amenazan su independence
y su poderio como paises libres Y
distintivos.
La gran Bretaha cuyos domi-
MOS Sc extienden 4 todas parties
del mundo V que tiene baJo su
ferula a mas de 300, 100000 de
s6res que ha adquirido por la
conquista, We ante ST de continuo
la umenaza de perder en- t6rmino
no leiauo no solamente todos
esos dominiOs sino tamhien la
independeucia de la Isla que Sc
ha enriQuecido v hechu poderosa
con la domination de tantos
pueblos y la adquisici6n de sus
despojos.
Alemauia, que EN- caso de que
ra cree poder poner sUbre las ar
mas eiercitos que monten d cinco
millones de hombres, soldados
los mas disciplinados Y aguerri-
dos del mundo, no tiene mas de-
fensa que precaverse de riesgos
ciertos Que prevee en- 10 futuro, y
sabe que la p6rdida de una bata-
liza puede traer la destruction de
su supremacia miIitar y hasta de
su Independence como naci0n.
Francia bue ha tenido la fama
de ser la naci0n mas aguerrida
de Europa, y cuyos eiercitos en-
otros tiempos recorrieron Veto
riosos casi tudos los paises eu.
ropeos, We siempre delante ell rs.
pectro de la invasion alemana y
sabe que su seguridad y su vida
como naci6n dependen del 6xito
que teuga en- deienderse contra
la futura aggression de su podero.
sa vecina.
Russia, Que por su enorme pc
pulacion Y sus inmensos domi
MOS territoriales Sc creia mex
pugnable contra todo ataque
ha sido ACCOMPLISHMENTS venci,
4 da por una naci0n idolatra y Sc.
mi barbara, Y teHiendo Ell el por
venir nuevas agresiones sc est6
preparando para luchar contra
grandes peligros que mira eI
lontonanza.
Italia, que hace pocos amos ST
emaneip6 de divisiones Y suieci6r
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1909-12-23
Un NOmbramientO que Seria General
mente Acceptable.

En- una de nuestras entregas
pasadas hablamos del retro pro-
bable del Secretario Jaffa y suje.
rimos ell nombre de Mr.. David G.
Winters como Secretario del Ter
ritorio. AL propouer este nombre
10 hicimos voluntariamente 81
guiendo nuestra propia opinion
y parecer en- el asunto y abogan.
do por aquello quecreiamos mas
conveniente y acertado para ell
bien p1blico. A mas de este, no
10 hicimos bajosuposicion de que
Mr.. Winters tuviera asplraciones
8 deseos de obtener tai nombra-
miento, sino movldos simplemen.
te por el deseo de honrar q un
ciudadano ameritado que Sc ha
hecho digno de la estimation Y
aprecio de sus conciudadanos.
Nuestra propuesta ha sido gene.
ralmente aprobada por muchas
personals de juicio y de buen cri
t6rio que estan al tanto de las
califcacioues de Mr.. Winters. co.
mo hombre de negocios Y que
han Observable sus portes y con-
ducta durante los muchos amos
que ha residido Ell nnestro me.
dio. Todos Sc muestran unani-
mes en- decir que Ell nombranien-
to de Mr. Winters como Secreta-
rio del Terrltorio seria uno muy
acceptable q todo el pueblo Y nos
I. daria un Official cumplidoy popu
lar que haria honor 4 tan alta
posici0n. Asi mismo, hombres
de todas opiniones pollticas es'
tan dispuestos q unirse q cuaI
quiera recommendation que sea
necesaria para pedir el nombra.
miento de Mr.. Winters al Presi-
dente Taft, y no es dudable que
un sentimiento tan unanime Y
tan enthusiastic y desinteresadC
rccibira ell acatamiento Y aten
ci6n que merece por parte de loH
poderes nominativos.
Afuera de estO el nombramien
to de Mr.. Winters seria un honor
para Las Vegas y para el conda
do de San Miguel, quienes consi
derarian como un gran favo
cualquier reconocimiento Y dis
tinci6n que Sc hiciese q uno d.
sus mejores y mas notables ciu
danOs. Los principles politIco
de Mr.. Winters son bien conoci
dos y todos saben que esta de
todo identificado con ell partid,
dominante y no Sc apartara n
una Inca de la senda que lie sehu
len sus deberes partidarios, ,obrar
do en- todo 10 demas con la in
parcialidad y justicia que son d
la incumbencia de todo buen of
cial. Aunque no reconocido Ell
tire ell gremio de partidariOs act
vos, Mr. Winters Sc ha mostrad
siempre tiel y consisteute en- su
principles politicos y est4 ident
ticado con el partido Republicf
no hasta el grado de ser uno
sus afliados mas fieles Y com
tantes. Tambien debido 4 su il
dependencla y tlrlneza de caractt
seria IN Official que obraria e
trictamente de couformidad co
la ley y no estaria suieto & inf
encias que lie apartasen en- elgr,
do mas leve de tai Inca de eoI
ducta. No cabe dnda que NJ
Winters seria un Official ideal {
el puesto de Secretario del Teri
torio de Nuevo Mexico y que
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1909-12-23

nombre para tai posici6n dehia
de tener toda preferencia en- cual
Quier circunstancia en- que dicho
empleo Quede vacaute por la di.
mission y retro del actual incum-
bente.
Entire par6ntesis diremos aquf
que no tenemos NADIA que alegar
en- contra de la eonducta Official
Y calificaciones de Mr.. Jaffa, ell
actual Secretario del Territorio,
nj estamos urgiendo que sea re.
tirado del puesto que ocupa. El
caso es que sabiendo por buen
condncto Y porrumoresque cree
mos bien fundados que Mr.. Jaffa
va & present tar su dimisi6n den.
tro de breve tempo, considera.
mos cosa licita Y permissible re.
comendar como successor suyo q
un hombre digno Y competente
En- este nos hallamos dentro de
la asiera de nuestrns 4erechos Y
no pretendemos cosa alguna que
sea coutraria q la voluntad { in-
ter6s del actual incumbente. Es-
tamos al tanto de que una veg
vacante un empleo por reSigna-
ci0n o retro del que 10 ocupa, el
mismo queda 4 disposition del
que 10 pueda conseguir y esta es
precisamente nnestra actitud al
pedlr que sea nombrado Mr.
Winters Bajo tai pie no PERU
dicamos nj invademos los dere.
chos de ninguno sino que sola-
mente ejercemos Ell privilegio que
tenemos como publicistas de ex-
presar nuestra opinion en- un
asunto que es de importancia ge.
neral y p1blica. Creemos que en-
este respecto nuestra actitud es
eminentemente correcta porque
no tratamos de imponer n1estras
ideas q nlnguno sinO que las so
metemos de buena f6 solicitando
la cooperation y ayuda de nues-
tros amigos y conciudadanos
para alcanzar un resultado que
sera atamente beneficioso para
los intereses p1blicos.
Antes de terminar nuestro ar
tfculo, deseamos manifestar Que
como En- INDEPENDENTS es un
peri0dico reconocido como de.
fensor y sostenedor de los prin'
cipios del partido Republican,
Sc cree autorizado para hacel
una proposition de esta natura
leza con la segulidad de que sus
sugestiones mereceran alguna
consideration Y at melon. POI
tai raz0n recomiendu & nuestrC
, insigne deIegado y representante
en- e Congreso, ell Hon. William
IL. Andrews, que 81 sc present6
la OCCASION de recomendar Y su
gerir ell nombre de alg1n ciuda
I dano de Nuevo Mexico para g
3 empleo de Secretario del Terri
torio, tenga presente y no pom
ga en- olvido los reclamos de
Hon. David G. Winters & tai ho
nor y distinction, y haga cuantC
, este on su mano Ell favor de 81
; uombramiento. AL mismo item
30 pedimos 4 la comisi0n terri
toriaI Republicana de Nuevo Ne
XlcO que tenga EN- cuenta los me
ritos de Mr. Winters en- semeian
+ te contingencia y lie de su apoyC
: Y recommendation, esperanto tam
r bien que la comisi0n central Re
publicana del Cundado de Sal
Miguel concentrar4 su influences
. Y sus esfuerzos hasta oonsegui
+ tan feliz resultado. Con este
concluimos la presentation d
!. nupstros reclamos en pro de
nombramiento de Mr.. Winter
como Secretario del Territorio
= invitamos la ayuda y coopera
/ ci6n de todos nuestros conciuda
u danos,
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1909-12-23

Sangre pesada, { impura hace
una complexion. melancolica Y
granulienta, dolores de cabeza,
nausea, indigestion. Sangre del
gada 10 hace debil, palido, enfer-
mizo. Burduck Blood Bitters ha-
ce la sangre rica colorado, y pu.
ra-restablece salud perfecta.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1909-07-14

Now that the Senate has passed
the Tariff Bill legislation is now in
it's closing throes and the end of the
long struggle is fairly in sight. The
Senate has created dissatisfaction by
increasing rates generally above the
House bill, but on the other hand it
has refused to make many advances
asked of it. The meyits or dement's
of the measure will have to receive
the tests of experience. If business
revivss and the country prospers I'M
der the new tariff all the forebodings
that have been manifested and the
condemnation expressed in regard to
it will be forgotten. The tariff is
business proposition. If it slim
ulatas home industry while returning
a sufficient revenue into the treasury
it is a good tariff even though it may
here and there have faults. The great
thing that will be chieved by the
conclusion of the tariff legislation
and adiournmet of Congress is the rest
and assurance that will be afforded
business. The future can be drawn
upon. Contracts can be made and
new ventures can be undertaken be-
cause the conditions under which the
business of the country must be con-
Quoted will be known. The revision
of the tariff introduced an unknown
quality into all business as soon as
it was determined upon. The con-
clusion of that revision will deter
mine that quality and give business
a chart compass for years to come.