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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-04
WHISKOVY "DUL"
OBJEVEN.

Erie, Pa, 9. cervna. - Pra,
&C ma kladeni potrubi V tomto
mtste byla docasne zastavena
vGera, kdyz jeden z delnikG oh
ievil "whiskovy dul". Zasahl to
tiz motykou lahev liba vune,
jez Sc rozsifila, privabila ostat
nj muze ma misto obievu. Roz-
bita lahev obsahovala tn nej-
lepSi whisku. B6hem povodne
V r. 1915 iez natropila "a Vi
ce nez S1,000,O00 zkody a "a
hubila patnact osob) vodv Mill
Creeku znicily jeden velkoob-
chod lihovinami. Byla to cast
Zasoby z onoho obchodu, jez
nyni objevena pode dnem po-
toka.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-04
PAN BARUCH PRY NEC-
kRADL VLADU.

Washington, 2. tervna. -
E. M. Baruch, dfiv6jsi predse-
da rady valecnych industrii, do
psal dnes poslanci Masonovi,
republikanu Illinoisu, a poza
dal jej, ably predlozil kongresu
q generalnlmu navladnimu sv6
dectvi, jez pTim6lo jej k pro-
hlaSeni We snemovne poslane-
cke, re "p. Baruch okradl jedi
ne ma medi vladus o S5O,000.-
000". Pan Baruch dale zada.
aby byl "bezodkladn6 posta-
ven pred soud a potrestan, zda
Ii vinen, ocisten zdali shle-
dan pevinnym od hane ebnych a
zlonfyslnych obvinenfs sjez cini-
te prot mne". Mason v dopise.
jimz Baruchovi odpoved6l, opa
koval obvin6ni uGinena a sarka
sticky pravi: "Vy iiste neoce-
kavate, abych pfedlozil tuto ia
lezitost vaSemu obzvlaStnimu
9fiteli, y. Palmerevi, generalnf
mu navladnimu. Pozadam
vSok, budu-li xiv, generalniho
navladniho po 4. bfeznu 1921,
abv zakroGil proti vam a vaSim
spolecnik1m". Dale pravi Ma
son, re celia v6c Jest pred kon-
gresem tyz podnikne krokv
lake "a dobr6 uzna. Baruch o.
bratil Sc ma nekolik poslanctl Sc
zadosti, aby V ieho zaimu V
kongresu zakrocili a zadali cd
Masona ddkazy ieho obvinenf.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-04

ODE tyto sObecke pOhnutky
nejsou vsak jedinymi nahonci-
mi lichvy; mnohe dohani k nj
bezradna tisen. Je mnoho lidl,
kterl pozbyli valkou sveho mi
sta, zamestnani, pramene sve
obzivy. Nemohouce hned male
zti jineho povolanf a nemohou
ce "a nynejsich drahotnich po-
merit dele vyckavati, chapou Sc
docasne tohoto obchodovanf, je
muz by sc bez natlaku nutno-
sti vzhledem ke svym mravnim
zasadam sve skrovne odvaze
tfeba peclive vyhnuli. A zvyka-
j 81, otupuii a zustavaji svemu
novemu zamestnani verni.
Nejvetsfm pestitelem lichva-
ri ie vsak stat svym nedokona
lynn ustfednovym zasobovan IN,
svym nerovnomernym rozdile-
MIN potravin a predevsim svym
naivne brutalnim snazenim o
snizeni zivotnich potreb obv-
vatelstva pod pfirozene pri-
pustnou mez. Stat, ktery pride
luje svym obcan1m jen pull XII
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-04

logramu mouEy ma hlavu tydne
"a nedostatku brambord a n.y.
nejsi drahoty masa, mutt je, a.
by 81 prikupovali mouky pota-
il; stat, jehoz verejna aprovi-
SAGE CO chvile seize, mutt jedno
tlivce, ably 81 opatrovali soukro
me zasoby pro DOLBY verejneho
nedostatku. Kdo kupuje potaji,
jedna We stavu nouze a je ho-
tov k obetem; kdo prodava po-
tail, riskuje pokutu a da 81 toto
risiko zaplatiti.
Vedle cetnych vyssavacu
jsou vsak take cetne vyssavani
nemenslmi spoluvinniky bujici
lichvy. To jsou lide pozivacnf,
kterl nedovedouce uskrovniti
svych potreb ma nezbytnou mi
ru, zvysuji zbytecn5 poptavku,
zdrazujl zbozi a zt6zuji svym
tliznim jiz dcsti tezke zivoby-
Il. kazdy, kdo Sc pokousi OBJ
noviti iiz nyni pfedvalecnou mi
ru svych potreb, hresi t6zce ma
SVEN narod6, ohrozuje republi
ku budoucnost svych deti i
svou vlastnl. Neni to proste do
sud mozno; zchudli jsme, i ne
muzeme ziti jake drive. Jsou
vSak mezi rami mnozi, kteri
Chteji dokonce ziti lepe nez
pred valkou! Touha po pozit-
cich, Jakoby byla rozdmycha-
IA nekolikaletym valecnym po-
stem. Ezrostla We vSech vrst-
vach naroda povazlivou me-
rOu.
Vidali isme "a miru, jak Sc
zamozni obcane V hostinci roz-
mysleli, maji-li 81 objednati
plzenske nebo jen obycein6 pi-
vo, ackoli rozdil emil jen neko-
lik halerG; dnes, kdy Sc cena
piva zdesateronasobila, pohrd-
ne nezamozny obcan obojim a
objedna 81 lahev vina "a tficet
korun. Vidate mlade hochy, ,jak
81 kupuji bez vahani Cd sklep-
nika plnou hrst cigaret po ko-
rune, aby je "a vecer prone
Mill dym. Cukrarny, biografy
a kabarety rostou jake houby
20 desti. Ach, to by byla obsir-
ra kapitola!
Odpoved' ma otazku, lze-li Sc
Cd zostfeni trestu ma lichvu ma
diti napravy, vyznf po techto
uvahach zaporne. NemGzeme
Sc vraceti ke stredov6kym u
krutnostem a nemeli jsme Sc "a
nj uchylovati k vyjimeGnym
soudGm, protoze nelidsk6 tre-
sty vzdycky snizovaly mrav-
most a vyjimecn6 soudy vzdy-
cky ohrozovaly spravedlnost.A
ohrozuji il tim nebezpecn6ji
dobach vzajemneho odcizeni
iednotlivych trid, jakou je do
ba nynejsi, kdy 81 Stroke vrstvy
lidu navykly nazyvati "ket' a
sem" kde jakeho poctiveho
vyrobce nebo obchodnika, kite
~ neprodava lacino zbozi, jez
draho vyrobil nebo nakoupil.
Kdyby byl mas parliament
schopen vypracovati dokonalei
81 zakon proti lichv6 nez isou
dosavadni, moudrejSi, pronika-
vejSi prlsneisi, vital bych jei
V zajmu spravedlnosti; ale od-
stran6ni fla bych cd neho nece
kal. Toho lie dociliti jen Cd
stranenim ieho pricin. A k to-
muto vysledku 'vedou jen dve
cesty: vseobecne zvyseni vyro-
by a vseobecne uskrovneni po-
tTeb ma miru nezbytnosti; a So
lidnejSi hospodafska politika
parlamentu a vlady. To je o.
vSrm rada ne ]iz nova a stale |
ieSt6 mnohym nepTijemna. Ne
nj vSak liz pomoci, aby narod |
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-04

"Je to IL mas hospodarstvi!
Stale nam dovazeii novodoba
socialni hesla a zatim jich sa-
mi vyrobfme tolik ze bychom
je mohli vyvazeti ma vagony! !"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-04
LICHVA v CECHACH.

I'd Sldl yen CdSu llCllF dI
ipotap6li nebo jim ILL do ust
roztavene olovo. Ones Sc ovsem
nemuzeme vraceti k barbar-
skym trestum stredoveku; ma
me tedy sv6 1stredny, sve no.
spodarske rady a lichevnl SOU
dy. Bohuzel, osvedcily Sc vse-
cky naSe prostfedky ma zane
zenl a Ma potiranf lichvy ma
10 ucinnymi, vyderacstvl nej-
horSiho druhu buil V obchod6
dale.
Tato slova slysel jsem nedav
no ma verejne schulz z ust inte-
gentovych a stiznosti Jim po-
dobne slychame vschni denne,
Ma drahach, V hostincich, Il no.
lieu, ma uliclch - vSude slySl-
te rozhorlene projevy proti
predrazovanf a noviny jsou
jich stale plny. Ba, ami pri
schGzkach Sc svymi prateli,
byt' to byli lide nejuslechtilej-
81, nejvetSiho rozhledu, nejsir-
Siho zajmu nejjemnejsiho
vkusu, neuvarujete Sc, aby Sc
|rozhovor co chv1le nesvezl ma
toto thema, tax vyseptale, tax
neprijemne a prece vsecky tax
pTitahuiici.
A je to pochopiteln6. Draho-
ia potravin, satstva a vsech il
Irych nezbytnosti stoupa tax Wy
trvale tax rychle, ze Sc vsem
lidem s pevnym platem zata-
juie dech. Podari-li sc uredni-
kovi vymoci 81 zvyseni platu,
delnikovi zvyseni mzdy, sezna-
vaji "a nekolik mesicu, re ten
to jejich uspech byl pochybny
re isou Sc svym rozpoctem
Ease tam, kde byli drive. Roz-
horceni proti zdrazovatel6m
rosie proto den ke dni a i lide
6 kuTeci povahou nevahali by
uziti proti MIN nejstrasnejsich
trest1, Jake jen vymyslila fan
TASTE Dantova pro odsouzence
do pekla.
Jest vyhlidka, re bychom 70
strenim trestG ma lichvu Sc zbo-
zim docilili napravy? Mame-li
tuto otazku spravne zodpove-
deti, jest tTeba, abychom 81 u
Gomili, ktere priciny pfinutily
tuto mravni chorobu, jez byva-
la mirovych dobach u mas rid
kym zjevem.
Uvidime, ze prvni pTicinou
Jest hoina a snadna pfilezitost
k pachani teto nepravosti; pfi-
lezitost, jak znamo, ,delala vzdy
cky zlodeje. Vycerpani zasob a
pokles vyroby vsech spotfeb-
Mich statkG privodily radikalni
zmenu pomeru nabidky k po-
ptavce, a dGlezity regulator
cen, soutez, odpadl. Dnes ne
hleda prodavac odbytu, dnes
hleda spotrebitel zbozi a hleda
no dychtive, ba horecn6. Lid,
kteri byli hotovi obetovati sve
touze po snadnem a rychlem
zbohatnuti vSelike mravni ohle
dy, bylo vzdycky dosti, ale mi
rove pomery hospodaTske kla-
dly jejich odvaze tube prekaz-
ky. Nynl tyto zavory padly.
Jinym nejde ami o to. aby 81
nahromadili imeni, nybrz ien o
to, ably ukojili svou touhu po
rozitcich. A ponevadz Jim je-
jich pravidelne prijmy ma to
resta6i, chapou Sc lichvy Sc zbo
zim, retezoveho obchodu jako
pohodlneho zpdsobu vedlejsf-
no vydelku.
ODE tyto sobecke pohnutky |
nejsou vsak jedinymi nahoncl-
mi lichvy; mnohe dohani k nj
bezradna tisen. Je mnoho lidl,
kterl pozbyli valkou sveho mi
sta, zamestnani, pramene sve
obzivy. Nemohouce hned MALE
zti jineho povolanf a nemohou
ce "a nynejsfch drahotnich po-
merit dele vyckavati, chapou Sc
docasne tohoto obcnodovanf, je
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-04
PROCES s ALOISEM MJJ-
NOU.


Aloisem Munou a spoleGniky.
Obzaloba vinl Aloise Munu z
tezkeho zlocinu z velezrady ma
MAIDEN statu ceskosloven-
skem. Process dostatecne wy
svetli, IDA do jake miry hlav
nj obzalovany jest vinen. Jeho
Zalezitost octla Sc pred forem,
kan byla cd pocatku iedine
patrila. Ze zavlekana byla ma
koleje zcela jine, re re zalezi-
tosti puvodn6 zcela bezvy-
znamne osoby delala Sc We We
fejnosti afera politicke strany,
tedy politicka afera prveho ra-
du, jest vysledkem nediscipli-
novanosti a malych pomeril
nasi zurnalistiky. Temer cd
pfevratu Cd prveho dne, kdy
Alois Muna prekroGil hranice
naseho stdtu, znelo jeho jm6-
no velkym zvukem V sloupcich
ceskoslovenskeho, tisku, zeime-
ma prazskeho, ktery svuj po-
mer k ctenarstvu chape tax, re
povazuje "a naprosto nezbyt-
no, ably denne presentoval mu
tucnymi literami nejakou afe-
ru. Alois Muna byl vitanou ko-
Tisti a tento tisk posetile budo-
val jeho velikost, cinil z bez-
vyznamneho muze politickou
velicinu, vudce siroko rozv6tve
neho pfevratneho hnuti az ko-
necne Sc mu podarilo, ably A
loise Muny ucinil pro cast ce-
skoslovenskeho proletariatu
haslo, symbol. Bylo-li to mou-
dre, byla-li tom spetka poll
tickeho dumyslu, tuto otazku
dnes jiz netreba resiti. Jisto je
vsak, re rude Kladno', ma
ma nez nerozvazny tisk We spo-
jitosti s Aloisem Munou dstil
ohen a siru, zachovalo sc ce-
le teto zalezitosti mnohem,
mnohem sprdvneji, zachovava-
JIG naprosty kid, vyckavailc
rozsudku soudu mad muzem,
jenz u neho ziskal 81 populari-
tn nikoli zasluhou svou, nybrz
neobratnosti ceskeho tisku. Ce-
skoslovenska socialn6-demo-
kraticka strana pricinila Sc o
tento kid a vGbec zaujala sta
novisko naprosto korektni. By
la vzdy ochotna haiti Num-
proti vyiimecnym prehmatdm,
tax jako kazdeho obcana Re-
publiky, ale ma druhe strane
Zaslouzila Sc to, aby soud
mad Aloisem Munou nebyl ru-
Sen vnejsimi vlivy. Ia toto jeji
stanovisko pokousely Sc nekte-
re zivly, ably process Munuv Wy
kladan byl jako politicky pro-
ces socidlne-dem. strany. Uka-
zali jsme jiz pTi prilezitosti pTi
kazani Munovy Zalezitosti OBJ
Canskemu soudu na nemoznost
a nebezpeci techto pokusu. Y
svobodne republice nebudou
Sc aranzovati uncle politicke
procesy, jako We starem Ra-
kousku. Odmltli jsme tehdy ty
to starorakouske nemravy, il
miz nektere zivly chtely hyzdi-
ii nasi republiku. Process Mu-
n6v dial ma sebe dlouho cekati.
ale tento odklad, jiste neprl-
jenny obzalovanym, jsou-li
vinni, mel aspon tn dobrou
stranku, re prispel k uklidne-
nj k odkazani cele zalezito-
sti ma jedine spravne koleje.
Zaloba vini vsechny obzalova-
ne, re prve polovici 1919 u
pravovali pudu obvodu repu-
bliky i mimo nj pro nasilne
podniky komunisticke ma u
zeml Republiky, snazili Sc Ii
skati k spolucinnosti ceskoslo-
venske vojsko, sprostredkovat
spojeni mezi zdejsimi zahra-
nicnimi komunisty, cimz pred
sevzali iako primi pachatela
neco, co bylo nastrojeno k to-
mu. aby sc fOrma Vlady v Re-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-04
pl. Anastazie Troyanova
ETRANA 3.

A. hodn
start rozen
Naizla Sbou Augusta Opiva 100 j. c. D. Sboru Verne
P j. Sbou Renata els "a j. c. w.
Pohreb drhe ele bude hodiny odpoldne
Cee Narod odtud hrbitov woodlandky Tel
dhe budou pohrobncke
svoji
ri poctu O srastp pros
VACLAV TROYAN, manzel
MARIE kASPAR ANNA STROPkO VACLAV EDUARD LADI
Mir KASPAR ALBlNA
YAM EMMA TROYAN snachy FRANTISkA
KOFRON, JULIE K2EJSA vna osta pFatee
Evening journal., 1920-08-30
OPENS
OFF THIS WEEK

NEW YORK, Aug. 30 UNITED Press)
Prices were generally lower at the
opening OF the stock market TODAY.
U. S. Steel was OF *, at ssH SIN
clair 20. unchanged; Mexican Petro-
leum ieOA, off *; Baldwin iO7ll. of
i%; Pan Aberican 81, Off Y; Bethle-
hem B., 76h. unchanged; New Haven
SA, Off "; Southern Pacific 95st
unchanged; Industrial Alcohol Sc. nm
changed. Tobacco Products g.. OF 1:
Retail stores 6SA, unchanged; Inter-
national Paper 35, up a.
Most OF the traders were disposed
TO await the results OF the many
strikes and near strikes before taking
any position in the market. As a re7
sui tradlng was extremely dull.
shortly after the opening hear oner-
ators who have been hammeIin nc
down prices ceased their bearish taco
tics when some fair sized buyinr or
ders came into rails. Southern pact
llc was leader in the buying and ad-
vanced to 96h, up nearly a point on
the day. 0''' VI
Evening journal., 1920-08-30
ARDENITES HEAR
REDS LAUDED
Says Allies Forced
Second War on
Russia
POLICE TO ATTEND
CITY MEETING

Several hundred Ardenltes and radi-
cal Socialists Of this city gathered at
Arden yesterday afternoon when Or.
John Ohlson. director Of The CONNER
DIAL Department Of Soviet Russia and
Isaac Mcbride, newspaper writer.
addressed them on Soviet Hussia.
Both speakers spoke OF Russia's part
in the present struggle for self-de-
termination. Or. OhlsOn, who served
In the Second Duma, said the Russian
people were dragged into the world
war without their own vOlition and
when they decided they had enough
war and wanted 10 quiet, another
war was forced on them by the Al
lies who imposed a horrible block
ade.
In his address Mcbride said that
the slaves Of yesterday in Russia
are the masters today" Mcbride told
OF the intense suffering OF the Rus
sian people, and pleaded for funds for
medical relief. The Russians, he said,
would suffer humiliation before they
would give up their struggle to retain
the soviet government. Soviet Rus
sia's only desire, he stated, is 10 be
left alone and 10 live peacefully with
IN its own borders, in accordance with
It's own principles OF government. The
entire responsibility for the condition
Of the Russian people he laid at the
door OF the Allies, who he said had
forced the soviet government 10 de-
vote all It's energies and resources 10
fighting or It's invaders instead Of
devoting itself TO the problem OF re-
habiltatlng the country.
The meeting was held under the
auspices OF the Soviet Russia Medical
Relief Committee, the proceeds being
used to purchase medical supplies.
The same speakers Will address a
meeting to be held in the Irish-Amer-
ical Hall, tonight. Tickets for this
meeting have been placed on sale at
30 cents each.
The meeting will be attended by pa
trolmen OF this city as we'll as repre-
seniatives Of the government.
Evening journal., 1920-08-30
REPUBLICANS TO
REGISTER WOMEN

At a meeting Of the New Castle
County Republican Committee Satur-
day afternoon consideration was given
to plans for the registration Of the
new women voters.
Chairman Charles A. Patterson
stated that the party would tal5s
every possible step 10 assure the
women Of proper facilities for regis
tering. He predicted a sweeping VIC
tory for the state ticket.
Other leaders who addressed the
meeting were: John l. Wright. Har-
vey Honecker, Irwin l.. Ball. Samuel
a. Mcdaniel, John T. Spring, Sr., Reu-
pen HAN Elmer Thomas, James G..
Shaw, Harry Wenninger. Matter s.
Burris Thomas Fouracre, William ].
Ialhcart, john Levy Or. Merritt
Burke, John NJ. Walker. ,Wiliian
g Brooks, Clarence Wright, William
Nirden and William II. Dean, practi-
cally all OF whom are candidates for
ohlce at the Republican primaries.
Evening journal., 1920-08-30
MORKmOUsE GLEE CIUR CONCERT

The ilrst concert OF The recently
organized glee club Of the County
Workhouse, which now has twenty
members, will be held on Labor Day.
A concert will also be given at the
same time by a band furnished by
the knights Of Columbus.
Sunday school was conducted at
he institution yesterday by Clarence
l.. Keen. OF the Y NJ. C.. A. IN the
morning and In the afternoon relig-
ious services were conducted by Rev.
r. w Trapnell, rector OF 81. Andrews
Episcopal Church, who spoke on, Life
Termers Being Trusted at Work from
Institutions"
Evening journal., 1920-08-30
EVERY FLOWER
HAS ASTORY
ALL ITS OWN
TIE ROSE.

AAlE4 AAO1El.
The rose Is the queen of love and
beauty. 1t is the most eloquent OF
all in the language Of flowers. The
red rose is a token of love and the
white OF purity. A moss rosebud is
a confession Of love while a rOseleaf
says You may hope" A white rose
says, ~ am worthy OF you" and the
yellow rose asks Are you Jealous p
A Roman custom was to paint a
rose on the ceiling Of the banquet
hall, signifying that what was told
at the feast was not TO be repeated.
The expression, sub rosa, originated
from this custom.
Rose and Nightingale.
The Persians tell a story about the
rose and the nightingale. One day all
the birds appeared before King Solo
mon, who understood their language.
to accuse the ghtingale Of disturb
ing their slumber. The nightingale
explained that the Rose waited for
his song 10 come forth from the bud
and that he loved the rose so much
that he could not wait to see the beau
tiful flower unfold. He was acquitted
and ever since then the song OF the
nigh tingale is heard in the summer
night.
Evening journal., 1920-08-30
AUTO EXHIBIT
At STATE FAIR
Show This Year to Be More
Elaborate Than
Ever
CONCERTS WHILE
SHOW is ON

Exhibits OF the latest models OF au-
tomobiles at the Delaware State Fair,
beginning September 6. Will be the
most elaborate and interesting Of any
automobile exhibit ever held in Del
aware
There are q concerns, some OF
which represent several corporations
which manufacture either auto
mobiles, or accessories, that will
display their goods in the immense
room under the grandstand.
Special arrangements have been
made this year 10 make the looking
over OF the newst cars more pleasant
Than ever. An 0chestra will furnish
music playing alternately with the
band, which being located on the out
side OF the grandstand its music can
be heard very distinctly underneath
the stand.
There viii be one day devoted ex-
clusiyely 20 the automobile section
and a special program arranged for
that day.
Each OF the concerns which Will ex-
hibit have arranged 10 keep a corps
or men on The ground all the time,
VINO are competent TO explain In de-
inquirer may ask Some OF the ex-
hibiis viii consist OF models that by
special privilege are shown months
ahead OF time. There are cars that
contain the latest advices and attach
ments and which ordinarily would not
be placed on exhibition until the reg
ular automobile shows the first OF
next year.
Members Of he automobile associa-
tion OF Delaware have invited their
friends 20 attend this show because 10
viii give them an opportunity To see
cars that otherwise would require a
trip 10 New York. Philadelphia, or
Chicago to view at the New Year ex-
hihitiOns.
The list OF exhibitors is as follows ::
French street garage. johnson & Ira
horn, Taylor Motor Sales. PAGE Motor
Car. Nash Motor Car. Wilmington
Auto Co., Penn Clay Motor Co.. r. 3.
Norman two spaces. Del Motor Sales,
Wilson Hardware. United Tires. Lcx-
ington Motor, Cahill & Co.. Fader Co..
Salmon Co.. H. r. Loose, Kearncy
Motor Sales. Franklin Motor, Overland
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governors TO
HEAR HARDING
Group From Western States
at Marion To-
morrow
LABOR PLATFORM
DETAILS SOON

MARION, O.. Aug. 30.-Havlng put
before the country his plan for new
association Of nations, senator Hard
ing experts TO turn his attention 70
other issues OF the campafcn in his
speeches ef the next two weeks. with
only an occasional reference 30 the
league fight.
The next important problem on
which he will publicly outline his
views is the reclamation Of Western
lands He will speak on tha. subject
tomorrow 10 a group OF Republican
governors and nominees for governor
from Western States who will be CEN
tral figures in Governors Day" Of the
front-porch calendar.
On Monday Of the following week
the nominees labor platform is to be
set forth in detail IN speech 10 a
Labor Day gathering here. and two
days laier he will discuss agricultural
issues at Minnesota State Fair
Later in the campaign Senator
Harding intends 10 bring the question
Of Industrial reconstruction into
prominence but the occasion for that
address has not vet been selected
He is making study OF sfter-war
industrial conditions and is under
stood TO feel that the neld offers
much acceptable campaign material.
Il also Is expected that he will de
vote a speech 20 soldier compensation
among a number OF other subjects 10
be covered as the campaign develops.
He Will speak here next Saturday
10 state chairmen OF the Republican
ways and means committees entrusi-
ed with collection OF campaign funds
but 10 is not expected he will touch
directly on the charges OF an excess
elve campaign fund made by Cover
nor Cox. he has indicated That he
expects adequate reply 10 be made
by National Cha 3irman Hays and Ma
iional Treasurer Upham.
While h5 Is deyotinc the major
portion OF his speeches 90 other sub
jccis. however. the senator viii not
lose sight of the league issue Sew
eral Interesting angles of that nght
ere yet TO be developed. and as the
campaign proceeds the candidate
probably win touch on It frequently
IN public uiierances.
1t has been intimated here that one
feature OF The Republican program
for a world tribunal would revolve
upon The work now being done abroad
BY Enhu Root, who, together with
establish the international court plan
provided for In The League OF Ma
lions covenant. Mr.. Root is expect
ed to return 10 this country shortly
and VIII confer soon after his arrival
with Senator Harding.
Meantime the nominees conferences
with other public men Interested In
forign affairs will continue. senator
philander G.. Knox, or Pennsylvania,
former Republican Secretary OF
State and an irreconcilable opponent
of the Versailles treaty, Is one OF
those expected here during the COM
ing week 10 talk over the association
Or nations plan.
Harding headquarters has made
public a bstch OF kilograms OF con
graduation on Senator Harding's for
cign relations speech OF saturday
Among them was one from senate
Brsndogce. Of Connecticut, one OF IN
Senate group OF irreconcilables, say
Ing: "Glory hallelulah God reign
and the government at Washington
stll lives"