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New-York tribune., 1920-01-26
Rabbi SchuIn,nn Against
Ousting Of Socialists
tn,ror'h, of Sacred Traditions
Of 1mcrirnn Freedom Of
Thought. He Tells His Flock

Rabbi Samuel Schulman. in his ser
mon At Temple Bethel Fifth Avenue
and Seventy sixth Street, yesterday dc
nounced the Assembly for its action in
unseatinS tho five Socialist members.
The suspension OF the Assembly ymen ,
declared Rabbi Schulman, "appears as
deliberate attempt to destroy free
dom Of thought" 'If one of these
men has committed crime" lie con-
tlnucd. there is way to reach him.
But We cannot ALLOW, if VIC arc to pre-
serve American liberty, the contention
that mon duly elected to a Legislature
can be excluded because Of their po-
litical opinions, sympathies or aspira-
tions These men are threatened with
expulsion, because of their political
philosophy"
Rabbi Schulman declared that he
was bitterly opposed to socialism, but
chat he was Convinced that the Legis-
lature "acted in spirit unworthy Of
the sacred traditions of American free
dom of thought"
"Aly one who knows human nature"
he declared "wil see in such methods
foolish fanatcism which can only
increase the prestige of the party, be-
cause the masses OF men will have the
issues confused" "
New-York tribune., 1920-01-26
Women Voters
Launch Fight
On Wadsworti1
Suffrage Association Will
Send Letters Broadcast
Throughout State Urging
the Senator's Defeat
First One Is Made Public
Moffett, Friendly to Wood,
4 K Generals Views
on Economic Questions

Opposition 10 the reelection Of Sens-
Tor lanes ". Wads,orth by the Ma
t'oral American Woman Suffrage As
sociation. because of the Senator's rc.
fpssl TO esropse their cause, While
women were seeking the ballot. ia 10
take The form Of numerous letters and
pamNhlcts 70 be sent throughout the
state.
The first Of these was made publ,
yesterday bearing the signature Of
Miss Kathleen Taylor, Republican
voter, who answered circular letter
from Senator adsworth in which
nc asked for her support. In her reply
she said:
Dear Sir: "Your letter of January
10. received to-day. has been. of much
interest to me,
For the last eight years my time
has been given to further the cause Of
justice and democracy, by giving The
right of citizenship TO the women Of
our state and country
Pledges Opposition
"Through all this heartbreaking
struggle for freedom and a square
deal you have opposed and thwarted
US in every way in your power. You
now turn to US, Senator, and ask for
our support
81 assure you that to the best Of my
knowledge you will be opposed bv
every straig ght-thinking, fair-minded
Republican and Democratic woman in
the state
Personally, shall use all the power
can command to oppose the re-
election of any cand date, you, or any
other, who has stood against the will
OF the people OF our state and party
on the question of woman suffrage.
Sincerely yours,
KATHLEEN TAYLOR"
Cleveland MotTett made public dur
ing the day letter in which he an
swered a solicitation for his support
for General Leonard Woods candidacy
by asking the Wood League publicity
group for an expression of position
concerning the generals attitude on
economic questions.
Mr.. Mofett said that he felt q
friendly interest in General Wood, be-
cause OF his stand against the enemies
Of the country, but was less certain OF
his attitude toward the enemies within
the nations borders
He said that the murmurinps Of dis
content now being heard were due
largely to the failure of the employing
class to see that workers obtained a
Iair DIVISION OF the profits Of their ef-
forts and asked whether General Wood
would see that this condition was rem
eded
Dinner for McCormick
Republicans Of rational Importance
New-York tribune., 1920-01-26
Private Rail Ownership
Needed, Says WadswortIl
Senator Asserts Government Is
Within IT, Rights on the
Anfi-Strihe Section

WASHINGTON, Jan. % Railroads
would be better managed if operated
by their owners under Federal super
vision. Senator Wadsworth. Republican,
New York, declared tonight in a let
ter to G. H. Sincs. vice president Of
The brotherhood of Railroad Train
men, in response to one from Sines
asking for his reasons for supporting
the Cummins railroad bill.
Government operation is inefti-
cieat." Senator Wadsworth said, "and
spells the end OF. enterprise and initia-
tive and conhdes The great transporta-
tion systems Of the country INTO the
hands Of bureaucracy remote from
the people and Of very necessity unre-
sronsive and lethargic
Regarding the anti-strike section,
Senator Wadswor.h said the govern
rnent, "actine on behalf Of the whole
people, is well within its rights,
morally and legally, in forbidding q
deliberately organized stoppage of all
transportation"
New-York tribune., 1920-01-26

speech of Victor Berger, at the Ma
tionai Socialist Convention OF 1908, in
which he is reported to have said: Il
nave no doubt that in the last ANALYSIS
we must shoot, and when it comes to
shootlng Wisconsin will be there"
Berger also is quoted as having writ
zen n Tho Social Democratic Her
a,d,' Of Milwaukee. in July 81, 1909: !:
1t IS easy to predict that the safety
and hope of this country finally will lie
IN one direction only-that of violent,
bloody revolution
James Oven Tryon. an attorney, Of
$50 Nassau Street. in communication
10 ne Tribune. characterized the trial
Of the ousted Assemblymen as farce.
o those of lis who regard Socialism
with fear and distrus'.' he says, 1T IS
not pleasant thought tha; when these
socialist Assemblymen ask 70 be re
elected 10 their Office it will be sol
emn duty 10 cast our votes for them
not because We approve OF them. but
because VIC shall feel obligated 10 re
hute those who have shown so little
regard and respect for the constitu
tlonal rights and liberties which are
the chief safeguard Of our country"
New-York tribune., 1920-01-26

will participate in dinner to be ten
dered Is Senator Medill Mccormick by
the Young Republican Club. of New
York, at the Hotel Commodore next
Monday evening. Stanley H. Howe.
secretary OF the club, said yesterday
that the dinner is being rendered Sen
ator Mccormick because OF his serv-
ices IN the interest of a national
budget plan.
Senators Wadsworth and Calder,
Herbert Parsons. Charles D. Hilles.
Samuel s. koenig and former State
Senator 0Ggen Mills Will be among the
speakers.
The Citizens Year Book, including
the organizations program for 1920.
promises that that body VIII devote
the coming year to reforms that are
expected to save dollars for the tan
payers
A public budget system for New
York city, a constitutional amendment
empowering cities 10 frame their own
charters. an amendment 20 the corrupt
practices act extending II 70 primary
elections and measures that viii chm
'nate useless county Offices are among
the reforms 10 be sought.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-26
Seems
First Choice
In Michigan
Wood Sentiment Is Strong
aud Sena!or Johnson Has
Many Friends: Prcsitlcu-
iial Primaries ON April ;
Democrats Are Hopeless
Palmer Their Choice Now.
Though Hasiv Red Raids
Have Hurt His Chances

rhis is fR' f'4rd sn series Of r.f,.
Ass ~ Carter Field or the roi,ficor out
lcos throughout NE count,p
New-York tribune., 1920-01-26
Pastor Booms Wood, Hoover
DR.. Cadman Dismisses Wilson
as an ImpOssibilitv

General Leonard Wood and Herbe rt
Hoover were described as the two fore
most Presidential possibilities by the
Rev. DR.. S. Parkes Cadman, who ad-
dressed Yesterdays session of the
men conference at the Bedford branch
o. the y. NJ. c. A, Brooklyn.
Both men, said Dr.. Cadman, had a
strong hold upon the public mind, Mr..
Hoover because of his administrative
work in connection with world relief
during the war and Genera Wood be-
cause o. his courageous fight for pre-
paredness fifteen months before we en-
tered the war.
impossibili.y because of the "thlrd
tsrm bugaboo.' Bryan was declared to
have returned from the dead, bu. was
right on both OF the issues he had
taken up prohibition and the pending
league OF nations covenant.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-26
KINGS AND COOKS

Lous XIV. boasted Of being
the best cook IN France. and
nothing pleased him morethan
to have his guests cat eagerly
OF the dishes he prepared
If eating eagerly is the test Of
good cooking, there are some
royal good cooks at CHILDS:
and their corned beef hash
with poached egg is a dish
the French king might well
have been proud to serve.
Fresh mgr dsnts,
freshly cooked ond
temotiugiy neFved.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-26
Rockland County Bar Would
Re-elect Three Justices

NYACK. n Y. Jan. 25. Oficials Of
the Eockland County Bar Association
announced yesterday tha, the orgsnizs
tion had unanimously irdorSed for r.
election three present supreme Court
justices Arthur :. lompllns. "a,
Nyack: Isaac y Mills. Of Mount Ncf-
non. and Joseph Morschauser, %
Foughkecpsic.
Il is expected that bsr associations
of Orange. Dutchess. Putnam aud " 80
chester counties shortly will take ami
lar action kho Judges arc nomlnsllr
Republicans. but there - movement
on foot among Democrats 10 indorss
them also.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-26
sowden Headquarters Are
Opened in v asliington

WASHINGTON. Jan. -IEeadqUar-
,ers viii se opened here to-morrow for
the Presidential candidacy Of Cover
nor Lowden Of Illinois, Representative
Frank Smith, Of Illinois. Will be char
man and associated with him will be
all the Republicans Of the Illinois
delegation II Congress. in state
ment issued with the opening Of the
headquarters Repre- Smith de-
clared the Lowden candidacy had
made extraordinary progress N the
last few weeks
New-York tribune., 1920-01-26
Socialists Cali
Protest Meetings
France VIII 4 ddresS
Gathering in Garden;
Convention ut albany

The Committee of Seventeen at So
ciaist headquarters made public yestor-
day plans for the Madison Square Gar
den mass meeting and the special state
convention called at Albany TO protest
against the suspension OF the five So
cialist Asscmbl ymen.
The Garden meeting, which is to be
held Wednesday night, will be ad-
dressed by United States Senator Jo-
scph l. France. Republican, of Mary
land. and John E. Milholland, former
Republican leader Of Pennsylvania, who
viii preside. J. II. Hopkins and Swim
burne Hale, of the Committee of Forty
eight, also will speak. Delegates from
one hundred labor civic and fraternal
organizations will attend.
Convention SATURDAY
The convention at Albany taxes place
Saturday. Officials Of the Committee Of
Seventeen say that 240 labor and fra
tornal organizations will send at least
ten delegates each In addition a five
day drive for funds to conduct the fight
for the FIVE ousted Assemblymen will be
begun tomorrow in factories through
out the state.
William Karlin. Of counsel for the
suspended Socialists. said that Morris
Hillquit is expected back at A lbany in
about a week and that the Bar Asso-
citation committee, headed by Charles
Evans Hughes, is by no means through
with the case He sees q chance for
the five ousted men in a possible break
in the Republican ranks OF the Assem-
bly,, which he believes viii take place
before the case has gone very much
further
we shall soon offer evidence,' he
said. by expert testimony of the un
dcr4round motives Of certain politi
clans in the Assembly who We're re
sponsible for the custer. We also will
show up the ignorance Of those who
attempt TO connect US with violent and
direct action rad Gals. As 4 matter o.
fact the five suspended Socialist mem
bers Of the Assembly care very lit-le
whether they are reseated or not.
"Thcy see in it a great opportunity
to bring before the public the rea.
elements of Socialism. For the frs
time IN the history Of the country
Socialism officially has the floor
Lettex Commends Sweet
Frank Allaben, president and chain
man Of the executive committee Of the
National Historical Society. 81 West
Thirty-ninth Street. made public yes
terday Il letter addressed by the organ
ization to Thaddeus {. Sweet, Speaker
o. the House, in which Sweet is com
mended for his stand and evidence IS
presented purporting to show that the
Socialist party OF America us a revo-
lutionary organization. engaged in car
lyir9 on a Widespread conspiracy 20
overthrow our state and national gov
ernments by violence.
The facts set forth. says the letter.
arc based on evidence collected in The
Red Conspiracy book on a..
branches OF radicalism in America.
whioh the society. is about to bring
out Radical uttekances of SociaAs,
leaders are quoteS TO show the "vio-
lent intentions Of their associates
Among these is a quotation from 8
New-York tribune., 1920-01-26
e'roit' with W. +. Hull, Of Peoria, il
large.
Woods Record Indnr Eira

Woods Record Under Fire
an interesting feature of the fight is
that The Detroit News" y nowcrful
paper which has always been very
Hendly TO Henry Ford. is running 4
series OF articles attacking Woods con
cNct as Governor General Of Cuba Lin
era! excerpts from testimony taken be-
tore the senate Military Affairs Com
rn'''ee IN l'o5 arc being printed every
oay ny '"ihc News on the first page.
generally under two column heads. The
series mas now been running for about
ten days The chief deduction drawn
from 1t by Dctroitcrs is not anv con.
Nluctug point against General Wood
tor every article. practically, has tho
ood defense tucked away in it some
where but that "The News" is hostilo
70 God. This Is denied by George +.
Muller, editor of THE News who saws
N" evidence was confidential when
taken, aud therefore not used by the
press OF the country: nor was II used
several years lator. when the seal Of
secrecy was formally removed hy the
senate, there being no interest in 1t At
that time
On the Democratic side Indications
are very favorable to Attorney General
a Mitchell Palmer National Com
mltteomar ". f. Connolly, who is a
tremendous factor in the party organ
i1atlon, IS friendly TO pAlmorS candi-
dscy, and is known 10 have = Keen ad
miratlon for tho Pcnnsy sylvanian. al
though he has declined 10 make any
statement. As there has hcen no nom-
ocratlc Senator from Michigan duriro
tho entire Wilson Administrations. and
a. there IS only ono Democratic mem
bcr OF tho House from this state. Mr..
Connolly has controlled the patronage.
Hls opinion as TO candidates. therefore
would go a long way with many of the
Democratic Wheelhorses
Opposes Hoover Boom
Mr.. Connolly, incidentally. has no
sympathy with the Hoover movement.
He believes strongly in government by
parties. and takes the position that it
is futile and absurd for a party to
nominate man who does not feel its
convictions merely because it might
seem to be political expedicncy to do So
Literature boosting Governor Cox
and Senator Pomerenc Of Ohio has
been pouring into the state, but ap-
pareAtly there is TO great development
of sentiment in their behalf Some
Democratic candidate. by entering the
primary against Palmer, however,
might capitalize a growing resentment
against the RED" raids, best indicated
here BY letters sent to the newspapers
Some Of these letters are Wild of
course, but through many of them runs
calm appeal to the effect that the
best way to meet the Red situation
IS by convincing argument directed to
the American people. This group of
letter writer's. for the most part, take
the position that the Importance OF
the Reds is being greatly exag-
gerated, and their number is actually
few
1t may be that this feeling has been
engendered here through several un-
fortunate arrests of persons who were
anything but Reds" Friends Of
Palmer are decrying this talk as senti-
mental twaddle, and point to the fact
that members of the American Leg on
volunteered to guard the "Reds''
arrested withctt pay, after the police
tad refused the job.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-26

their pleas 20 rolo contendere. having
previously stood mute with l26 others.
One pleaded guilty and service has not
been obtained on one other, who is said
to be in South America.
The legal forces Of the defense Will
be headed by Martin ". Littletou.
Frank c. Daley. former United Sat-,
Attorney in the Indianapolis district.
VIII direct The governments case.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-26
Publishers Cut Consumption
OF NeMsp.ini 500 Tons

WASHINGTON. Jan. %. Publishers
largely through economies, decreased
the amount Of newsprint paper used
last month by 1856 tons, as compared
With November, the Fedora. Trade Com
mission announced to-day Production
in December WIS l22.78l tons, an in
crease Of u TAG tons over November.
Total print paper production in 1919
was l3T4,5l7 tons as compared with
l2G0.285 tons in 1918.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-13
|SAGE Ten KEEPS
| YOUR HAIR DARK
IT'S CraDdmother's recipe 10 bring
back color. youthfulness and l,,ster
Everybody N using IL again.

Gray hair. however handsome. de.
notes advancing age. We all know
the advantages Of youthful appear.
ancc. Your hair Is your charm. II
makes or mars the face. When II
fades, turns gray and looks strcaked.
just q few applications OF Sage Tea
and Sulphur enhance it's appearance
a hundred fold.
Don't stay grayi Look youngl
Either prepare the recipe at home
or get from any drug store n bottle
Of "Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Com.
pound" which is merely the old.time
recipe improved by the addition OF
other ingredients. Thousands Of
folks recommend this ready.to-use
preparation. because It darkens the
hair beautifully. besides. no one can
possibly tell az 1t darkens so nat.
urally and evenly. You moistcn a
sponge or soft brush with II. drawing
this thru the hair. taking one small
strand at n time. BY morning the
gray hair disappears: after another
application or two. It's natural color
is restored and 1t becomes thick.
glossy and lustrous, and you appear
years younger,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-13
Pictures Are Sent
by Wireless Now

COPENHAGEN. Denmark. Aug. IL.
"A young Dana. T. II. Andersen.
has invented q remarkable simple
process for sending pictures by wire
less TO any part Of the world II
can be used b. means OF any wire
iess telegraph or tsiephons appara-
tus at a very small cost.
>~-~~~~-~~~-~~~ -~~~~-~~<~~--~~-~~~---~-~~
actual acts necessary to bringing
IN . struggling person who believes
himself TO be drowning. In teach
Ing this teach wrestling holds nee
essary 10 break the desperate clutch
e. The final step II. OF course. ths
methods Of rwsusci,ation. for which
I use tho Schasfer method.
The sehaefer method II TO turn
the unfortunate one over on his
hack and aft up and down. rsssor
Ing respiration and at the same
time getting rid Of the water
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-13
Tonic Swelled His
Head. Saw Victim

NEW YORK. Aug. is.-Aliegin.
that use u q hair restor.r caused
him To suffer enlargement OF the
Uranium" William {. Kendall has
brought suit for damages against a
chain drug store. lie says he bourh,
bottle OF hair tonic and his head
expanded 10 twice is sine and for
more than two weeks he was unable
TO se4.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-13
Invites Mourners to
His Own Funeral

NASHVILLE. Ind. Aug. Ia
white s,iil living. Anderson PEREZ
field. . lawyer. issued an invitation
TO the Bartholomew County Bar
association. asking them to attend
his funeral Il am aimoa, In the
shadows OF the border line between
this and tho life 10 come he wrote
Although suppose you may view
this AZ strange. yet IL ls the dasire
OF my heart"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-13
GIRLS ARE
HER0NES
IN RESCUE
life-Saving Methods Are
Taught to Girl Scouts All
Over Country

NEW YORK. Aug. Thrown
lngs this summer have been, unfor
tunstely, numerous. and for thai
reason the Girl Scouts organization
of America has taken up the tasl
Of training every girl in It's mem
oership 20 save lives.
Moro than $4,000 Girl Scouts arr
receiving instruction this summer
The Girls are urged on In the wort
by the offer Of 10000 merit badge,
FOR excellence In swimming.
HOW RADGES
ARE WON
To win the merit badge. . gtrl
must swim 50 yards. DEMON
= strate the hrcast stroke and
three others. swim Is feet under
wstsr. drsnonstrSae ficsting and
tercr ways % diving. retrieve
~ eAJcrs frum . evpth Of eight
fee1 prvpAsc ard throw . life
linz 70 . pervcn In the water IS
feet aW1y. md pull 10 safety.
rcncus .. Supposed drowning per.
spu. 6Rmosntrats the Sharfsr
useths1 Of rssusrttstico. swim
- yAf1s N clothes, skfrta ard
bos>s ,scsu6tS. sna usdr~~s In
water over the hssd. In ~
Gtlsa, slsey must know how n
rOw . boat and dive frum n
The resuit Of this work has has
Hs sffsct. for IL girls In New TORT
Oons wefV awarded the bronxs
cross for saving life at the extreme
peril Of their own.
The most notable ca,s n that o,
Kathryn McClasky. Of Albany. y
T.. . i<-yearoid girl. she and somS
ether girls were canoeing along b.
hind several Girls engaging In ions
distance swimming. One Of then
benms weak and frightened ant
went down
MAKES
TWO DIVES
- Katherine dove into the waso,
but succeeded IN getting only q
bathing cap. she dove deeper and
found the girls stiffened body
brought q to the top and then aided
n resuscitation.
Ia another cAss Martha Taylor
-. rescued . woman who weishst
3pe pounds.
oAye Gilbert romiinscn. svim
ming Instructor for the Girl Scout,
- Greater New York:
Il tAAnA FIRST the actual swim
ming. then dtvtng. then swimming
with clothes On. And finally tbs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-13
Son Rents Parents'
Home to Gamblers

HERIsfN. Germany. Aux. 10
While the parents. wealthy Berlin
business people. were away for their
summer holidays. their young son
just starting In business. let the
family mansion TO a gambling club
for $3.50 a night Tho truth came
out when tho police raIdcd the home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-13

-L<ts eat breskfas, At Boldta"-
Adv.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1920-08-25
OFFICIAL ORDER ISSUED

Official orders have been issued by
the state railroad commission grant
ing the rs per cent. increase in
freight rates requested by the rail-
roads. The order adjusts intrastate
class and commodity freight rates to
conform with the interstate charges
as fixed by the interstate commerce
commission, the petition being grant
ed after a public hearing attended
by both representatives of the rail-
roads and of the shippers concerned.
The shippers and chamber OF COM
merce secretaries attending the hear
ing passed resolutions unanimously
requesting that the petition be grant,
ed.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1920-08-25
GOVERNOR COX EXTENDS
CLEMENCY TO THREE

Columbus, Ohio, Aug. 21.-"Now
go home to your wives and families.
Be good boys. Don't let it be said IN
your community that we shouldn't
have let you out"
With these words Gov. James +.
Cox handed three convicts of the
state prison their pardons today. The
three pardoned men had been con-
victed respectively Of second degree
murder, manslaughter and and carry
ing concealed weapons.
The governor refused TWO other
applicants for pardon. All were ques-
toned at considerable length, in his
refusal, Cox said:
"You two men have lied to me.
You must 20 back for a While.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1920-08-25
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