The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-06-09

spin. represent, mu~. be put ASIDE
anu cuI.rlusiNely excluded from an!
future control.
."lhe deftat OF the present admins
tra;lon and all il means, tranScehdS
in .npor,ance every other question:
al,L ,lll Immediate and dominant ISSUES
ar. nDund up with il. Without tlia'
defeat every chance of the right sell
-le,uent of the mighty questions belort
us. 50 sorely needed no" anu ho'
laIer. will depart.
..'Iu maintain law and order ana
stable government where Justice ru'e>
ana he right of all men, high ana lo"'
rich and poor, shall be protected, We
m,,sr have Il government of the people,
dulv chosen by the people, and never
muSr there be permitted any govern
meut by d single man or OF slo"p
of men, or by an organized mlilorll9'
MANY vital economic measures
ami especially protective tarlh legs
la-,on 10 guard our Industries, are I'M
n,.SS:ble with a Democratic Tree tla"-
er of socialisric procleyities III the
Uh;.a House. To accomplish suc'l
measures as these, we must nh'e' a>
we intend to have, Republican ppest
don't IN sympathy with Repubncap
house and senate.
..1'he rise of prices, the Mgn COST
of living, which reach daily INTO every
home. is the most pressing, as IL =
III. most difficult and most esSenFlal
nrnhIem which confrOnts u.s. Some VI
the sources of this trouble can Ne
reached by Legislation, although Rol
all, but everything that can De ef'
ferted by law should be done al once.
.PrDt1teering, the charging OF e2tof-
tiona+e and unjustitied prices, WHICH
j. .-u,id as we'll DIS unlawful, are SUB
iec1s now 10 ample pHnltlve la"s'
Those laws should be enforced, othefs
If necessary added, and the 0tfendeFs'
horh great and small. should be pufsu-
ed and punished
.4'be most essential remedy for the
h;ol COSTS of living, is TO keep up ana
f,,,.r.;.se production and particularly
should every effol- be made TO advance
III. urn.lueIiyity of the farms.
"'Iip phrase government ownership
means not oniy Ihat the governments
shall own the railroads, but also, II IS
.o ne feared. that tllnse VA0 FHR the
railroads shall own the government
G4u.r,, .'umpnt ownership under
rr..aI ~.,t uLd jnevitabl.
bring the mastery Of the government
J. up,.a =: The ina, ,hlnerI
OF TRANSFORMATION or of any ati2r IN
dustries which come into government
possession. The rights of The general
public, for whom all Industries exist,
would disappear under this scheme
and nothing would be left to the peo-
pie except +he duty Of paying taxes
TO support the roads.
"Over 900 Americans have been muir
dered in Mexico. CarranZa insulted
sas American government in every
possible way and still nothing was
done. We fell SO low that when an
American was seized by one of the
many bands of brigands and held for
ransom, all that the government OF
the United States would do was to
offer TO be the channel for conveying
lhe ransom of their citizens TO the
highwagmen who had seized hlnas
!. 5''Na nave Watehed and waf.ed f0Sg
enough. We need a firm hand at the
helm. The time has come TO put an
end TO this Mexican SITUATION, which
is a shame to the United States and
disgrace to civilization. If we are TO
take par+ in pacifying and helping the
world, let us begin here at home In
Mexico.
LET the Mexicans choose as their
president some strong and upright
man who is friendly to the United
States and determined to establish