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The Aftermath
of''Flu
~sas.,.~~

This is No. of series of advertisements, prepared
competent physician, explaining how
attack the pasaguch Pneumonia, Influenza, Whoop
ing Cough Measles long continued Cod-en leave
nhaed, congested state, thus aofing
favorable foothod for invading And how Vicks Vapo
Rub may be Of value IN this condition.
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CLUB EVENTS
Toiay'a Events.

Regular monthly meeting of the
Cl"mont \ Evans chapter. United
pnughtcrs ~ tho Oontedcra'y Will
meet with Mrs, George +. Cathcy
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THIEVES LEAVE BLOOD TRAIL
Hudson Np,.'dstcr T. Wrecked East
Of Itusr iillI tsIpss,ry.

At ..aat one car thief Is suffering
from ID severe injury as the result
OF th, wrcckug Of Hudson speed
rier AGAINST pile ut sand Just cast
uf Hos, Uiu cemetery early yester -
day morning The thieves had takcn
the car from ln front Of the south
rru hardware, store about 10 o'clock X
Thursday night 10 has been identi
fled H- the property Of q. B. Gump,
1909 South Newport. \ large pool
of blood was the only clue to the
thieves found by Detectives II. ~.
boyd and ERNEST Goode yesterday.
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Iinnnis Dptlcnl'--h hdvt.

10 Heal \ Cough
Take HAYES HEALING HONEY.
Boo -AAdvt
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"GlimpsUs lIy the Way" mis-
sionnry pageant schoudlcd to he
presented TO the public on the o'o-
ming Of March 10, ur The suhstory OF
the First Prcshyterim church, has
hecn postponed until the evening ur
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-31

FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME CoURr. COUNTY OF NEW
YORK-The Metropolitan Savings Bank,
Plaintiff. against Tho Spring Holding Com
pany. Inc, CT al. Defendants. A. s. W.
Hutchins. Attorneys for Plaintiff ITO Will
lam Street, Borough of Manhattan. New
York City.
In pursuance OF Judgment OF foreclosure
and sale duly made and entered in the
above-enttled action, bearing date the Gath
dag OF June. 1918. l. the undersigned, the
referee In said judgment named. Will sell at
Nos. i4-l6 Vesey Street. Ia the Borough Of
Manhattan, OF the City of New York, on the
18th day OF January, 1921 at II o'clock noon
on that day. by Joseph Il. Day. auctioneer,
the premises by said judgment TO be sold.
and therein described as follows:
ALL that certain lot, piece or parcel OF
land, with the building and improvements
thereon erected situate. lying and being In
the Borough of Manhattan. of the City OF
New York, In the County and State OF New
York. bounded and described as follows
Northerly In front by the southerly side OF
Spring Street; Southerly by ground of Mar
by house and lot of ground belonging 10
John G.. Coster and wife, and Westerly on
the other side by house and lot of ground
belonging TO the estate of Daniel Holsman,
deceased, and containing In breadth In
front and rear each twenty (20l feet, and
in length on each side, eighty (S0) feet, the
easteriy and westerly boundary lines of said
premises running through party walls. Said
premises being known as No. 100 Spring
Street.
The following is diagram of the property
to be sold:
Spring No. $50 Street
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HELP WANTED-MALE.
statesmen
DISTRICT MANAGERsl

A MILLION DOLLAR CORPORA
TIoN MANUFACTURING A FAT
ENTED SPECIALITY WHICH IS
FINDING A READY MARKET WITH
OVER 90 PER CENT. OF THE
DEALERS HAS AN OPENING FOR
A FEW SUCCESSFUL Statesmen
AS DISTRICT SALES MANAGERS
IN NEW YORK AND VICINITY.
THE POSITIONS ARE WORTH
FROM $500 TO $4,000 A YEAR N
COMMISSIONS AND BONUSES TO
THOSE WHO CAN QUALIFY.
THIS is AN UNUSUAL oPPoRyrus-
NIFTY FOR AN AMBITIOUS SALES
MAN TO EARN A SURE AND IN
cREAsING INCOME WITH A COR
PoRATIoN WHICH is QUICK TO
RECOGNIZE AND REWARD SALES
ABILITY.
APPLICANTS SHOULD STATE
AGE, NATIONALITY. SALES Elk
PERIENCE AND AVERAGE AN
NUAL INCOME FOR THE LAST
THREE YEARS. REFERENCES
WILL NOT BE REQUIRED UNTIL
AFTER A PERSONAL INTERVIEW
HAS BEEN GRANTED. l. 16. HER
AID. HERALD SQUARE.
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PUBLIC NOTICES..

FORMER deceased Mayor of the city OF Now
York, Abram Il. Hewitt, estate known as
THE NEW JERSEY IRON ORE PROP
ERTY, consisting OF 203 acres IN the county
OF Sussex, township of Byram, n. j., which
was operated by Mr.. Hewitt for several
years. has been purchased by a MIR. EARLE
PUGSLEY at n purchase price of $50 900 for
the EASTERN STEEL AND IRON co. 1t
has been known In mining circles that Mr..
Hewitt's friend, Colonel Morgan. held option
on this property up until December il, 1870.
at which time IL expired and Immediately
granted to Mr. Earle Pugleys. obtained
through his attorney. III. G.. MCDOWELL.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

NATHANIEL SHUTTER. Auctioneer. sells
Friday, December 3lst, 1920 at 1880 A. NJ,
In the Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange, 1S9
Montague street, Brooklyn Boro, New York
city, for account of whom II may concern,
German War Loan $50 Bonds amounting to
600 mn rl<s
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New Jersey.

YOUNG couple. owning fine old mansion
with all modern conveniences. spacious
Ing few permanent guests on strictly Euro
pean basis. large, sunny rooms. with rum
ming hot and cold water; eNceileH. food. pre-
pared by French chef: table supplied from
our own farm: minutes walk 20 D.. l.. &
w. station; best Communication to New York
city; prices consistent. Address 1902 Main ST..
Madison. n, J.,
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Approximate amount OF mortgage debt,
costs and allowances. $1o,1e3.95, with in
terest and expenses OF sale. The premises
are to he sold subject to building restrc-
tons and regulations contained In resolu-
ton or ordinance adopted July 20. 1915. by
the Board OF Estimate and Apportionment
OF the City OF New York. and amendments
thereto: also subject to any state OF facts
winch an accurate survey would show; also
subject 10 existing tenancies.
Dated. New, York. December oath, 1920.
LAWRENCE GODKIN. Referee.
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PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS
WANTED-FEMALE.
HOusekeepers.

HoUSEKEEPER.-A refined young English
lady, having her little daughter of eight
years with her, desires position In small.
well to do family or married couple only; ex-
perience has been ample and references VIII
bear strict investigation, prospective en-
poyer may be put In immediate commupica-
tlon with previous employer. L 10 Herald,
Herald so
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Long Island.

THE PINES. Hampstead. l.. I.-Beautliuly
situated. near Garden CITY and New York;
best accommodations; rooms. single or en-
suite; excellent table and service; booklet.
Phone Hampstead ass.
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PATENT ATTORNEYS

OVER ~ years practice all communica.
lions strictly confidential; handbook on
patents free Gil request special facilities for
office consultation. MUM CO, CO. Wool
worth Bldg. n. Y G.
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FOR sALE-MIsCELLANEoUs.


|OR Eafe-Gonteman's extremely handsome
c>ccoon fur coat, all selected skins; bar
pr. Apply supt., 20 r.. 4ath.
Hue weeks best bargain. Ladies' suede
ICloves, $3.50 a pair. We guarantee salts
frtion. Order by mall or phone only.
BERRY SUPPLY co. Coenties slip. New
I0rk city. Broad $500
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B0ABDERS WANTED.

fvERsIDE DRIVE, 5fe.--Attractive. oosey
rooms. adjoining bath excellent board
Is. PAYNE.
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Connecticut.

GREENWICH INN LODGE (Sound Beach.
Conn --Sunny steam heated rooms. with or
Without baths; excellent menu; so minutes
from New York: golf. saddle horses. fish
ing. reasonable rates.
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JAPANESE wants position, small family;
general work useful butler school
boy. Answer mail, 1861 Lexington av.,
Japanese.
JAPANESE, first class butler; do cooking
erenees- George X, 724 Lexington av.
JAPANESE. long experienced cook. butler.
general work. private family, city, country.
King. l2l South 22d st, Philadelphia. Pa.
MAN handy with tools VIII work anything.
klmbal! 029 Pacific St, Brooklyn.
MAN. automobile, desires position mornings
until noon. 1914 Herald, Fulton ST.
POSITION desired. 81. office, clerical, book
keeping; rapid, accurate figurer; cashier.
1879 Herald. Bronx.
PAINTING, kalsominlng. ceilings; So up.
Phillips. 400 w. AID. Phone Longaere Ois3.
SALESMAN, calling on department stores.
hardware. house furnishing and mill supply
dealers in Eastern Pennsylvania. Maryland.
District of Columbia. Delaware, would like
TO arrange with manufacturers. 749 Her.
aid Herald so.
SALESMAN, age 80, with Ford sedan. wishes
position just sold my business. + 269
Herald. Herald 50.
SHIPPING clerk experienced Grating and
casemalSing; domestic and export finest
references; desires interview. l. II Herald.
Herald So
TINSM1TH.-First class square can soiderer
wants position J. Elarh. III Sheridan av,
Paterson, n. j.
TRAFFIC MAN, having thorough knowledge
and experience all kinds traffic work. OK
pediting, filing claims, &c; married; first
class references. l. Herald. Herald SO.
UPIIOI STERER. works inside and outside
moderate. Klein. 800 East ssth. Lenox BIZ
WATERMAN. experienced, useful (4D first
class references. 266 Herald. Herald 50.
WHO wants the services of an active. elderly
man, tired OF being idle, thoroughly COM
petent to fiji any office position? Salary no
object want occupation Box S54, Closter,
y. ].
4
graduate, knowledge OF electrical and gen
eral mechanical work some chemistry:
wishes steady position with good concern up
town location. Il. Briesmeister. 1856 Hol
YOUNG man. % years old initiative and
executive ability, wants position with sole
leather house; office and selling experience.
Herald, Herald so,
YOUNG man. handy with tools. desires po-
sition where he can learn useful trade.
Write Selde. 12s Allen st.
YOUNG man desires respectable roommate
reasonable rates Apply Morgan 225 West
18TH 81.
YOUNG man C2D. Intelligent, dcsires en-
ployment; salary secondary. 1880 Herald,
Bronx
YOUNG colored man wishes position with
bachelor Tel. Mornlngside 0947
YOUNG man wishes position at anything.
l245 Herald. Fulton p.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
Situations Wantcd-Nfaie
Domestic.
JAPANESE SERVICE AGENCY.
luG West 10Th, cor. 9th av.
Bryant 77s7-p69S
Cook. butler. chauffeur, couple.
general houseman. kltchenman.
JAPANESE Select Employment, Agency.
Bryant T3i, s04 9th av., between 4jth-i0;h
SITS: fancy cook. faithful butler.
JAPANESE Domestic Employment Agency:
select help. 1877 Lexington nv. Mad. Sb. 935s.
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4 pay ass more than any one tor your fur.
9 pniversits place istuyyesant o29s).
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ACTOR set Is quiet, refined, but inexpensive
room. SO Herald, Herald 50.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

Commercial Help Wanted.
HAMILTON
EMPLOYMENT SERVICE
CHURCH STREET,
One block West OF Broadway.
One block below Cortlandt St
We have openings for
ca SALESMEN: $40 and expenses. state
OF Ohio. n. y; run Ford car
ACCOUNTANT and OFFICE MANAGER;
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COOK. first class. and a first class cham
bermaid and waitress or n couple; In
family; must have best references: sleep In
or out. CAN before IL A. NJ at $40 w. 10TH
ant ZOE.
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APARTMENTS WANTED.
Furnished.

GENTLEMAN and sister will rent by month
1.-TWO well furnished rooms. with connecting
,lth. kitohenette accessory, electricity; first
lass neighborhood; will pay $3.50 month.
~ Herald. Herald square.
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SALESMAN.

SALESMAN.
JAMES MccREERY & co.
HAVE A VACANCY IN THEIR
MEMS CLOTHING DEPARTMENT
FOR A THOROUGHLY EXPERIENCED
MEMS CLOTHING SALESMAN
FAMILIAR WITH sAMPLrNG
HIGH CLASS CLIENTELE;
no OTHERS NEED APPLY.
APPLY sUPT.s OFFICE. sTH FLOOR.
s5rH ST EMPLOYEES ENTRANCE.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.

JAPANESE wants position, small family;
general work or useful butler or school
boy. Answer mail, 1861 Lexington av.,
Japanese
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BOOKKEEPER, must thoroughly understand
notes receivable and notes payable trans
actions: good opportunity with growing
firm; we don't want beginners; call on
nasio Son. ~ west i25th st. ~ y. Q.
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Unfurnished.

i ANTED--s room. ground floor apartment
|lysician. l.. A.. 1884 Herald. Herald SO.
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Girl. 1913 years old for statistical work :
some high school training essential pleasant
working conditions. Apply by letter, stating
age, education and experience. II any,
ELECTRICAL TESTING LABORATORIES.
S0th st. and East End av.. New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-31

CASHIER warted, girl for retail sales
salary $40. Apply. stating age. experience
and nationality. to NJ, p. o. box 1921. city
Hall Station, New York.
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with hotel experience preferred; apply
Housekeeper, Hotel Gotham, 9Th av. and
55th ST.
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HELP WANTED--FEMALE.

A strong, sensible woman, accustomed TO
work. to help farmers wife I'm North Caro-
lima; wages $40 week. Telephone Circle
for appointment.
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CLERK

CHAMBERAiAID 10 accommodate a few
hours In the morning. Inquire IFS r. ooth
81 cft
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COOK,-Wanted, first class: ALSO chamber
maia-waitress. Professionals; two days out
each week; two in family. Fletcher. 4o f..
SD st. Ienox 1899.
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JAPANESE, first class butler: do cooking;
five years experience one family; best ref
erences. George X, ia Lexington av.
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Instruction.

STRUCTURAL DRAF'TSMEN AND DE-
SIGNERS,
Increase your earning power by taking an
evening course In structural drafting or de-
signing; new classes begin January 3. Write
for particulars Pratt Institute. B.klyn. y. l.
DRAFTsAIEN--Ne evening classes in me-
chanical drawing and machine design are
now being enrolled for the twelve week term
beginning January 3. 1880 y. NJ. Write for
Information or apply 70 Pratt Institute, Grand
av Cnear De Kalb av), Brooklyn, n. y.
LEARN TO BE A CHAUFFEUR-PieasaDt.
profitable work; day and evening classes
Send FOR free booklet and visitors pass.
Mest Side Y. VI. G. A.. 30l w. Sun 50.
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YOUNG LADY
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

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Domestic Help Wanted.
AT Maimbergs Reliable Agency, 1919 Lex
ington av. (15th) domestic help, all ca
pacites.
BRENNaN'S EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
4G East Goth ST. Plaza 5T05.
Domestic help for the city and country.
COOK, $s5: butler. 800: parlormaid. $50;
kitchenmad. $50; laundress. $40. Brennan
Agency, 80 r.. 60th. Phone Plaza 800.
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COOK and houseworker. small family; refer
ences required. 255 Centre av.. New Ro-
chelle: car fare paid.
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SALESMAN, calling on department stores.
hardware, house furnishing and mill supply
dealers in Eastern Pennsylvania, Maryland
District OF Columbia, Delaware, would like
TO arrange with manufacturers. 749 Her
aid. Herald So
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GIRLS for clerical work in the office OF
shoe factory; must be quick and accurate
and able to operate typewriter: experience
not necessary. Griffin & White Shoe Co..
227 Grand aV.
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HELP WANTEp-FEMALE.

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NURSE, children's: must be competent, with
references; good wages. Mrs. J. 7. john
stone, 35s Sanford av., Flushing, l.. !. Phone
Flushing 2344.
sALEsWO N.-wanied Immediately
eral experienced saieswomen for coats,
suits and gowns. william Davis 4 Co., 80
5th av.
sTENOGRAPHER. Christian. good English
correspondent, college graduate, with span
lsh preferred. for import and export house
y 267 Herald. Herald 50.
STENOGRAPHER. able interview customers;
real estate office. l. % Herald. Herald 50.
TELEPHONE switchboard operator. expert
enced; S45 month, board and room Jewish
Hospital. Casson and 81. Marks av., B'klyn
YOUNG LADY
with pressing personality, refined. able 70
converse easily; experience unnecessary.
Call between 10 A. NJ. and p. NJ, room
Coz, so Court ST.. Brooklyn, n. y.
Instruction.
LADIES, ATTENTION.
Hair and beauty culture taught scientit.
icaly; qualities you in short time 10 earn $50
10 $50 weekly; day. evening classes, Ca!
or write for free booklen II. Academy OF
4ith ST. Phone Bryant ef35.
EARN s25-$150 weekly; only through Prof.
Rohrers the Reliable Hairdress, Manicure.
Beauty School; SIS up; free for service; earn
while learn; circular explains. 119 w. AID 81.
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A man 1881. recently resigned after IA years
In postal service, desires employment where
hard work and trustworthlness count Grady,
2li3 Amsterdam ay
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
East Side.

East Side.
STIf, ~ E.-Pleasant. attractive suite: no
yzoomers; share congenial home; private
france: piano, use kitchen; reasonable.
yNNTROSE.
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COOK, experienced wanted: also waitress
chambermaid. 40J Park av. Telephone
20}0 Plaza, mornings.
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Borough nf Bronx.

TRINITY Av., oss, near 184th st.. Bronx
Furnished room 20 let: steam heat, bath
and hot water; light cooking; couple.
WELL furnished parlor and bedroom;
strictly private; use plano; telephone and
kifcn~7. electricity and steam heat; refer
ence tquirod: reasonable per week.. Tele-
phone 'ordham 1883
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POSITION desired, IT, Office, clerical, book
keeping; rapid accurate figurer; cashier.
Z
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JAPANESE, long experienced cook. butler.
general work. private family, city, country.
King, l2l South 22d st., Philadelphia. Pa.
MAN handy with tools viii work anything
Klrnbai, go Pacific ST.. Brooklyn.
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SALESMAN. age 80. with Ford sedan. wishes
position: just sold my business. + 269
Herald Herald So .
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MAN. automobile, desires position morning
until noon. Il 1914 Herald, Fulton ST.
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TELEPHONE DIRECTORY
rURs.

a lady going South will sell magnificent
Scotch mole coat. costing 500, for half:
never worn; also beautiful seal dolman aud
seal coat. bought month ago. Mrs. APPLE
TON, % w. 5sth.
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Spring No. $50 Street
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-21
The Democratic Platform


in
For the purposes coming campaign
usual political
Indiana citizen who believes in justice md equality.
parole of the mild
parison denuncaon it deserves
utilities reafmation
principles
privileges sufficiently
Capitalization" with
duped by present republican administration
question
importance
Versailles
platform which
alike
NJ
compliment which
proved
outstanding point platform
the
raization hoax" and pledges relief from it.
only kind a of
Indiana
republicans.
having
FUZZY negotiated the first dangerous hazard the political
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-21
MnrshdLPs StrqddLe

Thomas R. Marshall presented
in ITSELF but the fact that It's
author chose soccasio o speech
that there predominant thought single
applied public mind regardless OF
pediency pracicabiliy
Mr. Marshall apparently the ills of the
country as majority impose
the minority the necessity will of the majority
He government
cepted b the majority as civic duty
Turk his theory should seek control
and absorbed the minor
ity, making the minority of itself
His discussion problem the day saddle of both
the car and democratic attitude He still hopes
cratic republican will accord the
apparently willing that there be no peace until this
accord" is
be AN American whether the
Versailles treaty is too hard on the
For the promotion Marshall
necessary the unit of government
the discharge of his duty all relations with his fellow"
men depends the quletude order of society"
Here as in the general
pdgng legislation that is
pertinent individual and almost in the same breath he declares that
peace through individual efforts This logic
the unenabe theory that Mr. Marshall does not seek soa
1T is the purpose spiked
collar saws Mr. Marshall appears
yoke should not be compelled to wear
spiked equal exact justice for power to
mnOes of conduct simply because has the
power"
Applying this theory prohibit
don Mr. Marshall arrives at the premises tna wrong
it relation his God and his
is Of the constitution OF the united
After presenting the vice president apparently dis
ypubic
public sent
ment can prohibition enforced
Marshall He attempts to stand
life he not wish to
until the they would affect have all agreed
to be by
halls reveals inability and
with problems of today vast incompeency to
opposition
which help admire Mr. Marshall would
opposition before advancing He would meet his opponents and
this is typical of Marshall He expects to be-
militant majority against the stubborn minority
And h s likely be called to do either
arcadia with the
dreamer explain possible
idealc harmony regards
10