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The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1920-08-19

Bids will be received until August
"a, 1920, at the office of the City Re.
corder for the following described
property on Main Street, Lehi 4s
by SO feet. There is on the property
two brick buildings, the old city hall,
SOxSO feet, and the fire station, 1Sx26
feet. Right to reject all bids is re.
tanned by the City Council.
A. L. YATES, City Recorder
The Moon Riders, Friday-Saturday
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1920-08-19

August Sale of Plush Coats.
Peoples Coop.
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1920-08-19
UNDERWEAR
RIBBONS

We Will Undersell the Country in
This Department.
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1920-08-19

Miss Anna Stoddart, stenographer
at the Peoples Coop, has left the
usual worry connected to the position
and has by this time arrived in one OF
CALIFORNIA; coast cities. She is of
for two weeks and together with Miss
Ruby Cross OF Ogden. will spend the
time at CALIFORNIA; pleasure places.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-23
KIWANIS CLUB
INVITES SENATOR HARDING TO
VISIT WHEELING ON
AUGUST l2.
Report Of Charleston Convention Sub
mitted At Weekly Lunch
con Yesterday.

Reports Of the annual state convention
q: kiwauiS Clubs, held last Friday and
Saturday a. Charleston. were given yes
t~rday at the regular luncheon of the
kiwanis club at the Mcclure hotel. The
question Of having Senator Warren G,
Harding. Republican presidential MONT
nee In Wheeling. on August y. when the
Republican state committee meets here.
stated that there was 4 committee al
having the senator speak here AZ the
klwauiS picnic.
Attorney John 7. Arbenz in his report
trip and the interesting features of the
two days stay In the capital city.
James II Beans made an eloquent plea
for the organization OF more kiwhn!s
clubs IN the northern part of the state.
in order 10 prove 10 IN" other cities that
Wheeling is the principal city IN the
state. He also made a survey OF the
principal happenings relative 70 the con-
vcntion.
Ex-senator Julian G. Hearne. who was
W'hcclings favorite caudidat" for tho
Kiwaian district governor. thanked the
kiwanians for theif hearty support in
his behalf during the convention.
\ letter from the ohio kikanis COVER
nor thanking the Wheeling club Tor
their ro.operation in forming Il T"rma-
nrut club AZ Martins Ferry. was read by
Secretary Barry. II" ais" announced
the daio Of tho annual picnic as August
y. witch Will probably b" held at
Wheeling lark.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-23
ADDITIONAL CENSUS
TESTS TO Be MADE
Chamber OF Commerce Orders Popula-
ton Recount at Mozart and Union
District

Harry +. torcnrnn. manager oC The
hamhfr OF tonrn"rc". stated yesterday
AFTERNOON thai much interest ~ beng
taken aud great progress = being made
bN III" "nUn"r1torS ~ iIkiuE fnr test
census IN the SIXTH ward My C"rc"ran
"Np"rtS !hat TIA" reports from Webster
district VIII hr in by Wednesday o.:
n"Nt week 50 that he can at once take
The report 10 Washington. T. e., 70
Compa:" same TO see whether there has
been any mistakes made
Additional tests VIII be made NJ MOI
art nm and som" parts Of Union dis
'r'C'. These arc being mad" a. both
sections show 4 decrease IN population.
according to government census figures.
In III" eighth ward ihcrc Is 4 decrease
OF j>h since lHl0 while Union i; shows
4 d"crcas" Of l3j.
After the work has been completed
by tins test II Is thought by everybody
that instead OF d"Crras" in some of
'.r wards. there Will he an increase. II
such cRn b" shown the census bureau.
they Viii tax new census OF The en-
tire CITY. II u tx asked for by the cham
her Of commerce.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-23

To TAKE CARE Of
SOLD|ERSHERE
GLENDALE HOSPITAL WILL BE
USED FOE PART OF WoRK
OTHER QUARTERS IN
THIS COUNTY.
Every Effort to Be Made to Take Caro-
OF Bows Who Were In tho Service.

Representatives. of the United states
Public Health service. who AZ" IN the
city. expect within tho ncNt FEW days
TO complete arrangements for the open
INK I'D Of additional quarters for inc
taking care Of the soldiers who arc ~
or Who need attention In either the med
zeal or the surgical line.
I, vas learned Last evening that az
rangemrntS had practically been com,
plrt"d for the taking over OF several
rooms possibly about ten at the Gen
dale Memorial hospital. at Glendale.
and I'M, viii be augmented by thu So
.urtnc Of additional rooms at an insti-
iur!ou In onto county. the exact place
ID hr selected within The next lew days.
There arc declared to he large
,,urrhrr Of men. who have not reported
Tor treatment. 4 number whom arc de-
.'arcd 10 DO afflicted with tuberculosis
rud i IS the desire "t tho department or
health. according 10 the "ihcials Wh'
mr., VISITING here. 10 sec that they they
ar. taken care of.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-23
PRIORITY ORDER
FOR MORE CARS
TO MOVE COAL
Inter State Commerce Commission L.
sues Mandate That Will Help
Out Operators, Miners
and the Public.

Coz! indus ~ in the Wheeling district
Will be 81 Il new life by tho priority
orders for cars for that product given
out by the inter state commission on
Tuesday. Cars for but SO per cent of
the product have been sent TO the mines
lately.
THIS was only within tho last few
weeks and prior to that time but 20 per
cent Of the needed cars were sent.
The orders issued by the Interstate
Commerce Commission this week are
expected TO give the coal men even
more cars than they have received
prior to this time. Since much Of the
coal TO go to the Great Lakes district
comes from the Ohio Valley. the orders
are especially drastic in this district,
supplcmcntng old orders by giving soft
coal mines IN the district west OF the
Mississippi r. sixty day preference on
all open topped rolling stock.
The affect Of these orders has not
as yet been felt here. but the local
operators expect TO receive all the cars
they need before the closing Of the
lakes on about November ! will prevent
supplementary shipment Of hlel by
water The orders as issued are given
out in order to prevent A fuel famine
in the northwest during the coming
year. Each mine in this district has
h"cn given specific orders as to the
amount of coal which shall be directed
To the great lakes pool: -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-23
PASTOR ON VACATION

rr. and Mrs Jam"s NJ Potter and
family Of WoOdsdal". Will leave ncNt
Tuesday for Lake IhnUtauIua- :. V.
where they will spend most OF tho
month ~ August. They Will ho ac-
comPani'd by Misses Jvssi" and Laura
M"t'un". II Brilliant. O.. sisters OF Mrs,
Potter.
l'urtrE pr. Pottcr's absence tho Vance
Memorial church VIII b" supplied with
lows.
August |. Rev. Harry II. kirg. Of
PaXtinE. Ia.
Angus, S. Rev. II. y. Campbell, Il. ~.
New Concord. -.
Angus, l., rev. John 5 Law. Fol-
lansbre. W. Va.
August %. Rev, VIM Z. Craig. Butler.
Pa.
August % Rev E f. LashNy. Un'on
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-23
SERVICES AT MISSION.

In srite Of the warm weather great
interest Is taken in the services which
arc being held at tho Union Mission At
Fourteenth and Water streets, as they
n-e well attended each evening. Last
evening Earl s. Wyatt. Of Bellaire. deltv-
cred an address after which there was
three conversions.
This evening az o'clock VIM. Her
vcy will deliver the address. while
special song service in charge OF w. J.
seeds will be rendered.
Srec!al musical numbers will be rem.
dcrcd Saturday evening and Lou Nor,
gan Of Martins Ferry. will deliver the
address.
pr Ira c. McCrcary. pastor OF the
Second United Presbyterian church.
will deliver the sermon. Several spe~
r!al musical selections will be rendered
hv the Mission orchestra.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-23
A HEALTHY, HAPPY WIFE

e III" Er'"'"N: inspiration man can
have. and tho Lie ot II" family. Vet
how many homes IN th:s far land are
hliEhtcd hy the III health Of VIE and
mother
Il may he hackaCh"s. headaches. the
tor'ur"- 90 Displacement or some
ailmcnt peculiar TO lrsr Sex which
makes Etc 4 burden. Every woman III
this condition should rely upon Lydia
+. Pnkham'S Ncgctah!" COMPOUND.
made from roots and herbs. to -cSiore
her - heath and happiness.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-23
ANNUAL REPORT
OF STATE HEALTH
Ohio County Leads IN Births and Deaths
and Brooke IN Weddings,
Says DR.. Jepson-

The anuua! report Of tn" State Health
pep.rtmcnr Of West Virginia. from July
/. l9l7 II June 50, 1919. has been issued
by State Health Commissioner =. l..
Icpsou. \. ". So. T. VI. j.. At Char!cs-
ton.
The pr, face in TIE book is letter Of
tr.usmiital from pr. IcrSon 10 Cover
nor John j. tOrnwcIl in which he asks
? careful consideration Of the volume
and 4 larger Appropriation for the de-
pArtntut.
Tn" general summary hy indiN!dual
Countries showing number Of births.
deaths and marriages. gives OH" c"un-
" Lisa births; l.i74 deaths; and l.ls6
marriages. Brook" county has lit
births - deaths and @.njp marriages.
Marshall county IS credited w!ih o.
births. lS2 death and 223 marriages.
" the three counties. Ohio leads IN
deaths and births and Brooke, as usual,
leads in marriages.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-23
.BENWOOD OFFICER
SAW ENCLISHMAN
GO OVER FALLS

To'ro,man Harry Eoscb"rry, or me
Bc",Nood 'pol!cG force. returned nom"
,.s.r-dnN, from TIE. east where h. spent
ii, ,.,rAtiou Officer Rosehcr-y visited
Niagara Falls during his absence from
home and uLpp"u"d To b" at The rails
the dar the unfortunate English Darb"T
G,nrE" stephen. went over inc great
American falls IN barrel that had been
constructed IN london.
Tn" patrulmaU saw stephen get Int"
MS barrel witch had been specially
rr"pnrcI for the Journey. wave his hand
guod-hy" and the cover was scaled over
his head Srhe barrel could b" seen
gra.,, fully riding the foaming water un-
III II reached tho cdE" Of the cataract.
Tn" crowd then hurried around the
fall but stephen has MT been seen
since. Particles of tine barrel were
found showing II had been pounded to
pieces.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-23
MUCH ADO ABOUT
NOTHING" At ALL

From The time 81 Shakespeare, people
have been won't 10 burden themselves
with other peoples troubles And make
mountains Of mole hills. An example
oc this was demonstrated yesterday az
tcrnoor at Edgwood, when family quar-
rel resulted in neIghbor!ng family call
ing in an out-the- pike officer To settle
tn" dispute.
Upon The arrived Of the officer the
hcll.gorcut members Of the family imm"-
diatciy Gained down and now have
turned their wrath on the mcddiesomc
uc;Ehhors
All i well that ends well ana INCL
dnu,aIlv 2 few harmless family quar-
rcl4 break the mono;ony Of the officer :
lrr. a. Spccd"rs and wranGi"rs are tho
only source Of excitement In the quiet
suburban towns.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-23
AUTO SALES OUTING
will 30 Hold ut wheeling Park on Wod-
nesday, August 4th-Business VIII
bo Suspended For tho Day

Plans for Tho annual outing for tn"
crr,plovcs Of the Auto Sales CO. are
now under way Tn" arair VIII b" held
a, Wheeling Park on Wednesday. Mug
Us, 1th business IN general VII! DE
.,at,on. viii H., closed up tight for tho
cn,irn day President W. L.. Smith OF
he firm. states that h" believes IN"
outing will to one ~ the most success
full ever held 10y the company.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-23
IRON
CAUSES DAMAGES

Tho entire fire department 81 Mar
TINS Ferry. was called 10 III" Aucrcman
home ON the corner nf clinton street
and Euclid avenue last night At $40
o'clock from an alarm from box 40.
some member Of the family had been
ironing with ri electric iron. and left
tho !r0u standing on tho board with IN"
swi' hon When discovered tho ironing
board. several articles Of clothing and a
small table had been destroyed, with
damage approN!maIinE SIS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-23
TWO APPEAL CASES
Alleged Yost Law violators After Bo-
Ing Found Guilty in Justice Court
Appeal Cases

George Calyuner and James Rhodes
convicted OF Bookkeeping. appealed their
cases from Squire Il. 9. Hobbs court
to Criminal Court. Their cases VIII
be brought up At the September term.
Both were arraigncd before Squire
Hobbs yesterday afternoon and given q
fine OF 500 and costs each along with
a TAIL sentence of six months. The'
charges against both men were pre-
fnrred by Thomas Arlington, anti-stloon
league Officer
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-23
CASE SETTLED;
NO PROSECUTION

Rccrh RIack. tho youth who slightly
,.u- Harry RivCn IN the Whitaker ii"sS-
Mtr mtll in Martins Ferry. on Wcdnes-
d~, night. was released by the police OF
tina, city a, noon on Thursday and al
lowed "a return 10 his hom" IN Wheel
ing According 10 statements mad" by
~" witnesses lEN"u had demanded
,Irarrttes from Black. had cursed him
ga hts refusal to give them IN md had
;hca struck Black Tn" boys had then
grlpplcd and Black used knife he had
np"n III his hand. Thcr' was no PROSE
,u,i"u&,nd Black offered to pay small
surgical and hospital bill for R!Ncn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-23
CITY TO SOON OWN
THE AUDITORIUM
stoor Cerrlftoates Bought IN and Re-
tired as Rapidly as Transac-
lions Can BIO Made.

city Manager Charles q Ephli n vas
notified yesterday morning that IN" firSi
Of the Market Auditorium stock hnd
been retired and taken from n" hooks
by In" Auditorium board Of directors.
The first sum was $1,000. bought mp
lately and sent 10 tn" "r'y treasury yes
tcrday.
There SIN remains out N" sum az
5i59 400 and when this IS finally bought
in and retired. the Auditorium becomes
the property Of IN" cit.
Mr. Ephiin conferred with he dirco-
tors yesterday. and It Is stated that tho
stock Will be bought in and retired as
rapidly as possible.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-23
COURSE IN THEOLOGY
Rev. Clara Cook Helvie VIII Return
SaDfer bar !,

Roy Clara Cook H"lvic. pastor OF tho
First Unitarian church Of this city. has
completed the COurs" at Harvard sum
mer school Of Theology and after
brief vacation viii return I" her Pasto-
rate here ou September Bird,
Mrs HclviC was one Of the lpJ M
tartan ministers from all parts Of tho
United States and Canada who accepted
thc iuyira;lon Of IN" unitar,ans Lay
nlrri's League /" attend the "RoliGious
Pla,t>hurE" a. Cambridge. The iaymcn
appropriated $4,000 I" d"tray ON" hhIt
of the tuition and tho travelling and
living cApcnscs of the ministers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-23
M1rGo MAN CONVICTED
FOR DOUBLE MU1D81

Williamson. W. Va. July 22.-Abers
Nr,'loud was convicted OF murder In the
first degree here today with recon-.
mcndat!on for life Imprisonment.
McCloud was indicted for killing Geo.
Dillon and William Ellis. officers who
had been sent To arrest him as draft
cvadcr last August. In company Win
number Of other draft cvaders and
army dcsertcrs. il was charged. NC.
cloud dchcd the officers for severai
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-23
PHIL MAURER VISITS

Philj0 NaUrcr. former we'll known
business man % this city. but who has
resided IN northern california near Los
Angeles for tn" past lively" years. ar
rived IN Wheeling for u NH'it yesterday.
Mr. MIurer owns "nNSId"rhhI" real
nst>tlH III Wheeling among his holdings
III. hull3ing III which tho crystal res
Iauran, Is situated on Market street.
opposite Fifteenth street.
Mr. Naurcr has lvcI III tn" land or
sunshine, flowers and oranges for 50
mtnv years that b." states hr has a
wish 10 again sec Wheeling winter,
and h" may stop over for awhile.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-23
HUMoR OF WORLD

The Fun Book. tho best OF the worlds
humor in picture. verse and prose. will
W issued monthly by the Progressing
Publishing company Of wheeling ana
Now York CITY The Fun Book can be
purchased at any newsstand anywhere
for twenty-five cents a single copy. The
trade IS supplied by the American News
company Of New York. with branches In
principal cities. Subscriptions may %
sent to the publishers in this city.
The September number OF the Fun
Rock will be issued on August 20 and
contains an array of humor that has
seldom been assembled under one cover.
artists and authors contributing TO this
number include w. H. Haskell. Treve
collins. J. D. Final. Walt Wilhelm. Miss
Katherine Ncglcy and others OF note.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-23

handwriting on the wall h" says mo-
Gates that the Democratic party VIII 90
down To defeat and II is the opinion OF
state workers that the g, .. 7; VIII ."
VICTORIOUS this fall and that when IN"
votes are counted in November the 70
suits wll favor thu k"pubLcan party.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-23
JOHN B. GARDENS TRIP

John E Garden. general manager of
The Wheeling Electric company, is In
Charleston attending a hearing before
the state public service commission on
proposed increase in the rates Tor
electrical power Hr will return in
few DAYS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-23
DID NOT STRIKE.

REPORTS were current III Martins Fer
~ Yesterday that the engineers at the
" accr pumping plant would walk ous
on 4 strike at noon yesterday. but last
night they were still on duty. with ne
signs Of strike.
tn" trHulc Is supposed to have origis
mated over the non-uniOn superintend.
cnt AZ the water plant. VIII" was refuSs
81 admittance to the union when he aDs
a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-23
SERVICE AT SCOUT CAMP

Rey Jacob birmingham, rector ~ III"
{, IukcH T. r church. will conduct n
religious scrvic" al CamV NEamInE "Nt
T,,p WhccltuE creek SUNDAY Ht,"rn""n
o.l5 o'clock Friends and parents
~ tho scouts that ar" N camp ar" cor
daily Invited 10 attend the service.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-23
NORTH STREET PICNIC,

The annual picnic OF tn" North Stree
VI. f.. Sunday school VIII be held tooay
open at 9 o'clock and from then on
throughout the day and evening. the
young people and their parents may e.
ter Refreshments VIII be sold by 500
If the, classes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-23
TRUCK HOLDS UP CAR

Elm Grove car No IS Of N" Wheel
ing Public Service company. dU" AT
Twelfth street AZ ST" vi hHld up TOR
about ten minutes At Fifteenth and Eor
~rrsr,s last evening \ huge truck III
led with sand and gravel for the cement
basr being put on Fifteenth street. had
stopped 20 unload 80 close 10 IN" car
track that Il was imp"Ssiol" =" MAKE
,hn curve without the r-ur Of the car
striking ne truck The I"w passengers
became mpati"n, with IN" delay. and
some got on there instead Of riding
around the loop.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-23
MEETING OF CLAN M'aREaoA

There will be meeting Of tho ''nn
McGrcSnr. on tho third floor NJ IA"
Waldorf huildlng. "u Market street. ON
Saturday evening, July -. at o'cioch.
All members are urged 10 h.. 1T lent
~ the secretary, LUX" M"Ndbb.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-23
Neckwear, Ribbons, Novelties

lingerie ScttS, R0Scttcs. Bouquets,
BandcauX, Rose Sprays. Baby Carriers,
and various touches OF beauty for chill
drcn'S dresses. All as new and fresh
as r0scbudS. and quite as pretty.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1920-07-08

made, but the English language failed
the platform writers.
The Republicans insist upon the
preservation of American sovereignty
the UNFOLDING of American rights,
and the support of American inter
ests. They are for reservations which
serve these purposes.
The Democrats took the league de-
claration as handed them and amend
ed it only to say that they were in
favor of reservations which made
clearer or more specific the obliga-
tions of the United States to the
league associates
The Republicans talk of American
rights. The Democrats talk of Amer
lean obligations. The convention in
San Francisco could not escape its
fate. It believes, under Mr.. Wilson's
control, that the United States is a
moral debtor nation 1t could not
help saying so.
That is the issue. The Democrats
want to define our obligations more
specifically. A war, the causes of
which were far beyond American con-
troll, required the participation of the
United States It was Clearly fought,
without gain and without thought of
gain, at great sacrifices, and in con-
sequence the United States owes the
world a debt. This debt requires the
adoption of the covenant of the
league with specific difnition of
American obligations.
The Democrats are welcome to
carry that idea to the people and
see what they will get on it. They
have made the Democratic party one
of surrender and notification. They
present it as an internationalist party,
an anti-nationalist body, which re-
CARDS the United States as debtor to
| the world.
If the convention was aiming at
equivocation, as we suspect it was, it
failed completely. It could not have
| stated more clearly the divergence be-
tween the Americanism of the Repub-
lican party and the national destruct-
iveness of the Democratic party.
There are internationalists in the
American citizenship. They think that
nationalism is bad thing. They Will
be pleased by the Democratic declar-
alton. They are the only ones who
will be pleased.-Ex
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1920-07-08
Coolidge Urges Duty of Service

AOOllGgG urges OuLy OF service
Worcester, Mass.-Gov Coolidge,
addressing the graduating class of
Holy Cross College here, asserted that
there was no class distinction in
America.
"Our Constitution forbids nobil-
ity," he continued, because that
great document recognizes the truer
and finer and higher nobility of Amer
lean citizenship"
The vice Presidential nominee, at
tired in academic cap and gown, pre-
sented diplomas to the graduating
class of 126 men.
The governor urged the graduates
to continue their education, saying:
Education tends to bring the reason
and the experience of the past into
solution of the problems of the fu-
ture- Avoid class distinction and look
to service and not selfishness, for ser
vice is the foundation of progress.
t'The greatest lesson we have to
learn is to seek ever the public well
fare
This nation was founded as the re-
suit of a revolution but those who
fought claimed always that theirs was
not an attempt to tear down but to
build up, not an attempt to destroy,
but to maintain their American heri-
tage.
'Unless property owners had pro-
per safeguards of constituted author
ity," Governor Coolidge continued,
transportation would cease, industry
would shrivel up, all property de-
stroyed and all incentive to effort per-
ish. All our freedom comes from the
support of the constituted authority.
"There is coming a time, not far
distant, when it will be as much of a
disgrace for those who are affiuent to
remain in idleness as it is today for
those men who go about the streets
in our cities and towns in idleness and
begging"