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Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-11
Deputy Uses Speed
To Deliver Summons

Deputy Sheriff P. J. Welch broke
The daily South Side routine yestef-
dav when he pursued Albert Lu'y
on whom he wanted to serve sum
mons in connection with divorce
proceedings started by Lennle Lu'y'
The pursuit was started at l"eh. e,1 /.
tv-fourtb and L streets, where the
deputv sheriff established the iden-
tity Of Mr.. Luty and sought to
serve the papers. Mr.. Luty moved
swav from the officer and then the
race was on. The officer won.
Mrs. Luty alleges in her petition
that her husband has failed to sup
port her and that she and her two
children have been required to liVc
at times on one meal day.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-11
Parents Problems

Should children have Sunday
clothes?
There would seem, to be no reason
why children should not have Sum
day clothes, and several good reasons
why they should have; they have
nlav clothes, school clothes-why
not church clothes as we'll, especially
since school clothes and play clothes
are seldom just what mother WISHES
her children to wear to church and
Sunday school? Like all the other
clothes, Sunday clothes should OF
course be simple.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-11
Citizens Taking License
Numbers of "He.Vamps

Citizens who observe the offensive
attentions of male motor yanps
toward young women along public
tl,oroughfarcs are taking the license
numbers and reporting them to Ac-
ting Mayor Butler who started the
campaign against what he classes as
public nuisance. :,
License numbers will be referred
to the police department for disposi-
ton. Chief Of Police Dempsey will
in suppressing "he-vamps.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-11
"Wildcat'' Stock Probe
To Start in Two Weeks

A special grand jury for the in
vestigation of wildcat stock sell
ing schemes will be called within
two weeks, according to announce
nent made yesterday by District
Judge Troup.
Judge Troup has advised Attor-
ney General Clarence Davis and has
conferred with the county attorney s
ofice. All of the district judges
who are in the city concurred with
Judge Troup in the decision to sum-
mon the grand jury.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-11
Woman Granted Right of
Burial Beside Her Babies

District Judge Sears rendered
decision yesterday in favor of Ellen
Agnes Green. granting to her the
right OF burial in cemetery plot be-
side her two infant children.
In her petition for divorce against
Frank Douglas Green, Mrs. Green
alleged nonsupport and asked the
court to transfer cemetery lots IRON
the name of her husband to herself
The judge declined to allow the
transfer of title, but gave the woman
the right to be buried as she re-
uuested.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-11
Federal Judge Is Witness
In Municipal Court Case

A constable had the unique expe-
rience of serving a subpoena OH
Federal Judge Woodrough yester-
day.
He summoned the judge to Mu-
nicipal Judge Patrick's courtroom
in the city hall.
The judge went. ..
He testified in a dam age suit
brought by John Kontos against
Oscar Gabriel, both Of the South
Side. The suit grew out OF an au.
tomobile-motcrcycle collision, April
q which the Judge witnessed.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-11
Wife in East Makes Appeal
For Husband to Come Home

A love-lorn appeal is made to
William X. Steel, thought to be IN
Omaha, to return to his wife and
kiddics in Philadelphia. according to
a letter received by police from the
wife.
81 am in poor health" Mrs. Steele
wrote. ~ love him and believe in
him. I want him to come home.
The kiddies are crying for him.
Steele is described as being 50.
of ordinary build, has blue eyes and
light gray hair.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-11
Man Suspended by
Neck Is Rescued
Firemcn Take Painter From
Perilous Position After Fall
From Bridge.

Firemcn from the Eleventh and
Jackson street fire station were
called yesterday afternoon to rescue
H. Christensen, painter, Ogden ho-
tel, Council Bluffs, from perilous
position into which he had fallen
beneath the Douglas street bridge.
Christensen fell Is feet from the
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-11

HAVE YOU A SECOND MORTGAGE?
II you have why not use it as rirst
payment on brand new nome. VI
course this place is completely modern
and desirably located. Five soou-SlIeo
rooms kragstone exterior Would also
consider your equity in an old house or
contract Of sale. Douglas 74lS Gays
Atlantic 350l evenings. inquire io'
Mr Carse
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-11

SEVEN ROOMS,
GARAGE, TWO LOTS,
$3.50.
Just listed: a good r-roon. partly
modern home: garage, chicken mouse,
fruit and grapes and two fine lots;
four blocks TO Harney car line. close to
school; located near S5th and Burdette
streets; property in fine repair ana
surely bargain at this price. can
arrange terms.
J. L. HIATT COMPANY,
Better Values
Hiatt Bldg ~ .oe,
1914-l6 Douglas. Atlantic Oooo.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-11
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

mits TO we'd
Arthur w. Knudsen %. Omaha, ana
Lorene Lindburg, 25. Omaha.
vignola sawhill. II, Omaha. and HATTIE
Beasley, 20, Omaha.
Roy Johnston, IS, Omaha, and porothS
Young, Il. Omaha
Robert Harris. 81, Omaha ana jean
Eggers, So Omaha.
Michael Caruso. Il, Omaha ana jennie
elliott. is, Omaha.
Dave Kaplar, %. Omaha, and sopn'e
Tepperman, 81, Omaha.
ps1;,. Won Dohlen, %, Avoca, Ia
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-11
POULTRY AND PET STOCK.
LIVE STOCK.
Registered
u. 8. Patent Office

WHEAT screenings. $3.50 per 100 pounds
Del. A. w. Wagner. SOL N. 10th st
Douglas 1142.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-11
North.

REAL ESTATE-IMPROVED
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-11
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Kodak Finishing.

FILMS developed. one-day service. kass
Studio, 2i3-29 Neville Blk.
FILMS developed; printing and enlarginE
Write for prices. The Ensign Co., leo'
Howard St
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-11
Miller Park District.
D. V. Sholes Co.

Jackson Oots. s15 city Natl Bank bloE.
: ROOM. new, modern home in benls
par, district; also s-room, new, monern
mona west sldc phone owner anu
builder. Harney 09sI,
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-11
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

WANTED-To buy milch goats, also
angora males; give particulars and
price. r. 6s.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-29
pnrLa. PRODUCE mAnkET.
by Associated Press 10 EVERY Evening
philn.Ieipbia June Wheat low

by Associated Press 10 Every Evening
Philadelphia. June 2a.--wheat. low
er; No. 2 red winter. t.a3mt.as; do
garlicky, t,a2mi.37.
Corn, firm, No. 2, for export, Tsn
~. No. for export. 10m7i.
oats, lower; No. 9 white, As0nt6h ,
No. white, sbmibis
Butter higher; western creamery
extra 3eia nearby prints fancy ffa
40.
Eggs, higher, nearby extra fifsts.
81 u western extra flrata. ~ y firsti,
81. fancy selected, packed, 4t6n42.
Cheese, steady; New York whole
milk, fancy flats. fresh. 16mt7; do,
common To good. tamtb; longhofns,
fresh, is@l7; single daisies, fresh. IS
nt7.
Live poultry, dull: fowls, as 10
quality, 31ms5. spring chickens, hfoil-
ers, asma4. do. leghofns, a0Mla7: nld
tousters. l6mis. ducks. white pekin.
22@24: mixed colors, 2om22; spring
ducks, western. t7m2o.
Dressed poultry. Arm: fowls high
or; fowls. fresh killed. choice to fancy.
s419e, do. small Sizes. 2ima3, broil-
50i old roosters, i5Mts; spring ducks.
Long Island. rs. do, nearby. 81
Potatoes, tirmer: No. / southern,
t.5o6Gl 90 per barrel: No. southern
and culls f00m1.75 per barrel.
Flour, lower; soft winter straight,
western. e.s5nT 90; do. nearby. e.4bm
ESQ. hard winter. straight. 6.oomT 40 !;
do, short, patent. 1.4nml so; spring
first clear. e.50m7 no; do. patent, Tn
GIS.25; do. short patent, S.256nS.76.
fancy spring and city mills patent,
family brand, 9.0O0Ie.bo.
Hay, dull: timothy No. ?. eo.o0m
q 90. DO. No 2. .0oGpls00. sample,
ih.n0G11eoo: no grade, in0hn 90:
clover mixed hay. light mixed 1890
1900. No I mixed. oomis6b.
Tallow, quiet; primo city loose. 3 Y
do, special loose. "a prime country
"a edible, in tiercpg. 6h
Bran. duh and lower; soft western
~ 10a-pound sacks. 23nnGa24 90
spring. 2aooG024oo.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-29
STOCK PRICES ST|FFEN;;
RAILS AND STEELSLEAD
Mexican Petroleum, Under
Pressure, Only Laggard IN
Upward Move.

nv Associated Press 20 Every Evening.
Now York. June 29-(Wan street,
N 40 a MI with the exception OF
Nextcan Petroleum which declined "
points price tendencies at the duil
openins OF today's stock market were
distinctly upward.
snerulative interest again Centercd
,p rails and steels. the chief features
., Yesterdays rally. Louisville and
Nashville, Chesapeake and Ohio.
READING and New York Central dis
ylavcd marked strength,
bethlehem and United states Steels
rrre I'm demand with American Smelt-
ing. American Sugar. Sumatra,
Central Leather. American Industrial
absence of Rev. Thomas X. Van
United states Realty represented
sM points
Noon Under steady pressure
Mexican Petroleum inCrea sed its loss
60 ga points. but the remainder Of
eAc list strengthened on light opera
tions Stecls and equipments were
further benefited by indications that
the railway companies were coming
IN the market for supplies
Studebaker and Pierce Arrow. com
mon and preferred. and some of the
oAs. notably General Asphalt and
Royal Dutch were firm
Sugars strengthened on q moderate
advance IN the price Of the refined
products and coppers continued 10
harden on purchases Of the metal for
foreign account Liberty Sl5 per
cent bonds were con spiCuously heavy.
Call money opened a 5iH per cent.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-29
OUTLINE REGULATIONS
. ON CAPITAL STOCK TAX
Collector Graham Explains Re-
turns to be Made by Corpora
tions for 1922 Period.

one thousand 1a2s capital stock tax
returns covering the 1921 period were
mailed 60 corporations In the District
of Delaware from tho office of Col
lector of Internal Revenue Harry II,
Graham today. In announcing this
fact, the collector pointed out that
every corporation must file return
or submit evidence that IL is not liable
on or before July 81, 1921. The an
nouncement seemed necessary In view
of the fact that some confusion exists
In the minds of the taxpayers as 10
liability To this tax. which Is a form
of excise based on the fair value OF
capital stock above $1,000. the ex-
emption allowed.
All capital stock above this amount
So taxable at the rate OF 81 per 81 600
for the purpose OF carrying on ar
doing business during the fiscal year
ending July 3t. 1922. Since the de-
termination OF liability to the tax
rests with the Commission" Collector
Graham explained. every corporation.
regardless OF its status must file a
return. and for this reason corpora
tions which have previously been
granted personal service rating
must submit a statement to the effect
that such status has been allowed by
the department In addition Il must
also show that the conditions Of the
business are the same az when
granted Every corporation that
flies an income tax Is liable for capt
tai stock tax under the Revenue Act
Of la1S
The due date for these returns is
July 81. 1921 In unusual cases, such
as sickness and death occurring "a
prevent filing thirty day extension of
time can be granted after the attend
ant circumstances have been deemed
sufficient to warrant II But" the
Collector stated. "in such eases where
an extension is granted. tentative
return must be filed, disclosing the
estimated tax due" All schedules
must 10 completed in the tentative
as well as in the final return.
In no case should consolidated re-
turn be filed. For the benefit Of ths
taxpayers. Collector Graham quote,
the following ruling of the depart
ment
Every corporation is taxable upof
ID fair value ~ Its capital stock i'm,
dependent ~ affiliated companies. bu
in some cases statement withon
elimina ticn Of inter-company balances
is more effective IN rejecting faii
value"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-29
POWDER QUOTATIONS.
Reported Daily at Noon by Laird 4
Co.. du Pont Building.
DIVIDENDS DECLA RED.

Allied Chemical and Dye Corpora tion
quarterly Of 81 a share. payable August /.
American Ice Company. Ia per cent on
preferred. payable Juy 25.
Atchisen, Topeka and Santa Fe Rail
way Company, quarterly Of IL per cent
on common, payable September l.
Chicago City Railway Company. quar-
terly of ] y per cent, payable June 30.
Hurley Machine Company, so cents a
share on common.
Imperial Oil Corporation, monthly of
per cent on common and quarterly of z
per cent on preferred. payable July 10.
Ingersoll Rand Company, quarterly oi
per cent on common, payable July 30.
Manhattan Railway Company quarter.
~ Of ia per cent payab e Juy Z
Northern states Power Company, quar-.
terry of ia per cent on preferred pay
able Juiy ~.
"a Cree% Producers Association Inc
quarter " of 80 cents share. payab.,
ia y 81.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-29
RECEIVER FOR GILLILAND.
Temporary Arrangement which May
he Followed by Reorganization.

Tulsa. Okla. June 29-On appli-
ss,tion of creditors including several
stockholders and directors of the
company. the Gnliland Oil co. has been
placed in rcceivership pending a re-
organization =. ]. Hurley, vice -presi-
De Mt of the company. John H. Mark
ham Jr.. and Waite Philips have been
named as Joint receivers Action Of
creditors follows resent salcs by the
company Of its Louisiana and RurE-
burneet properties, the former to the
FosteT oil Co. and the latter 10 the
McAiann oa Co.
New York, June 29 Preferred stock
f,clders of the Gilliland OIL 90 have
Srrnled a protective committee, con
@aSting Of 1heoiore q Smith. chair
nan X =. Brewer. Oscar L. Guhel-
man. q. I Stralem. Andrew " Stout
and W Winder Laird The Central
fnron Trust Co. of New York. which
has had no relation to the company
~ its securities. has been appointed
she crnnlittee's depository, and Ed +
~ari CorsrelI its counsel Preferred
Stockholders viii b. asked 10 deposit
their csrtifscates with the depository.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-29
MAY LOWER COAL PRICE.
Improved Mining Methods Are Urged
hY Federal nnrean Esnert.

Ry Associated Press TO Every Evening.
Wa shington. June 20 Improvement
in the methods Of mining coal was
urged in a statement by J s. Rutieige
mining expert, issued today nv tht
Bureau of Mines The present con
dition If the coal market. MIR. Rut.
ledge said, makes il necessary that
there be greater recovery from tn,
mines.
Mr. Rutiedge suggested that the
pillar and room" system be rlimi-
mated and that improved methods b,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-29
More Money

Your employer wants 10 sec you make more money
When he can raise your pay, i means that you are
turning off more and better work for him
His interest in you is prompted by larger interest
Ia his own business But matter what happens your
interests bound up together.
The point with him is not how much he pays YOU
The thing that is how you apply yourself TO make
his salary investment in you pay dividends
Never pass a dividend il you expect raise
There's one big rule Of employnent-Grow Col
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-29
EVERY EVENING
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING.
II i.ttln.l..l fnr Illtll.L- Hsfnrenr-r.l

tfA4Sftltif AitA Ii iSfsH84
tindexed for Quick Heferencel
LINE RATES PER DAY
Count sir words to the liup.
Count initials and numbers as words.
No charge al taken for less than 3nc.
Mo prepaid ad taken for less than 25e.
Charge Prepaid
Day ..,,.....s....sa... IA cents ~ cents
3 Consecutive Days Y cents 20 cents
O Consecutive DAYS =. cents cents
LONG TERM ADVERTISING.
Special rates for business advertising
given upon request.
HEpfBLfCATIDN ron ERRORS.
Republication will he made for errors
not The fault ~ the advertiser " sivertis-
or wtli report the error within "A hour
after flrst publication of advertisement
LAEsIEIUATIDNS NOT PER
MITTEn.
TEIEPHDNFu ADS
Classified advertisements that are TIRE
phnnnt 20 Every Evening will be accepted
a. the charge rates shown above. But
the prepaid cost smnunt will be accepted
as full payment IL offered at the business
once within ais days after any such 30
Is lrst printed In the paper Other wisa
the cost AZ the charge rates quoted apofs
will he collected
Telephone Your Want Ads.
PHONE Twu-TwD@H UNpKEb
Ask for Want Al Taker.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-29
lr Classified Ad Call 22OO Courteous Service Is Assured

urcd 20 decrease the necessity for
coal washing Such improvements,
nc said, would lower the mining cost
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-29

Every Evenings classified columns
are read by thousands daily. II
should be used by hundreds who new
pass II up.--Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-29

Just a minute Of your time To tell
SO 900 people what you want--Everv
Evening classified ads do the rest
Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-29

Daser. June % Charters we're ned
here, yesterday, as follows
Union Food Stores Co. Milwaukee,,
Wis capita. - 600 600 Hienip Paint and
Products Corporation. New York City.
81 300 600 United Cafnotite Products Co.
Wilmington. Del, 81 .gno ,o0ui Liberty
Sanitary supply Co. Wilmington, Del.
81 900 TOO Hang Securities Corporation.
Wilmington. Del. $500 .Uuo. Fi-Bu-pak
Co, Wilmington. Del. sloO, ,00u; In-
siou 900; 81 air Foundry Corporation.
HelleYille, ILL.,. sloo.noe John Harrison
Jr Co wilmington, Dei.. $50 600. Cum
ber and oil Co. Warren. Pa, $40 900
Cumberland Commerce Corporation New
York CITY, $4,000. interna tinna Uni
versity Of Preventive Medicine, inc. VIII
mington. lei stO,u00i
Increase In capital Of Amefada Pc
to, s.i1t,t Corporal on New York City.
from ee 600 900 to 81 unO 600.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-29
NEW CHARTERS.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Dover. June ~. Charters we're 3led
here, yesterday, as follows National
stores Inc, Wilmington, Del capital,
81 600 ,ptrj National Autopafts 1urppras
tlun, New YORK city ~ ,uuegp10. Tayiehc
Mining and Milling Co. Dover. Del !
~ ,asf 200 Clarion District Hydro
electric Co, Wilmington, Del. ~ poo, 600.
Universal diilHonite-Asphalt Corporation,
Wilmington, Del. 81 .gt1 900, Keystone
OIL CO. Wilmington, Dell $500 .tmo
Mutual Finance and Mortgage CO.. VIII
mngtou, Del $500 ONO. Calumet Eaifs
Co.. Chicago. ILL., $3.50 ,oUp Y. W.
Products. tnr., Philadelphia, Pa. f2bu,
600. Eeldspar Mica Corpora tions WI
ntnpton DE i 800 600. Federal Gtaimis
cal Corporation. Washington. -. G..
500 600 Atlantic leach Sales Co,
yaeksonyille, Florida. slon 600. Edward
u. Rhpads saes Co, OF New YORK. VIII
minrton. Del. 500 oous .Darrarh pe-
troleum Corporation. Wilmington. Del .
500 900. Washington Securities Cor
puration. New York City $4,000.
William q. Wilson Co, Inc, Philadelphia,
Pa. ~ 600. Municipal Golf and Tennis
Association. Wilmington. Del. no capital
stocRs
Change IN name OF Associated First
National Pictures Of Virginia me- to
Associated First National Pictures OF
Southeast. Inc, Char otte, n. G. Ice
@ ascoeK Production Co, to Straits oil
Corporation. Detroit. Michigan
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-29
USED CARS
KEIL MOTOR CO.
ELEVENTH. AND TATNAIsL gTs.

USED CARS
Here is splendid choice Of used cars
all in first-rlass shape right ready TO 20
into service These bargains will move
fast 50 IN you are 20 get one Of this lot
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-29
Situations wanied--'FemaIe

Situations wanted-female 36
COMPANION OR MOTHER HtlP.
ER-Rcllncd capable woman viii g. 20
shorc or traNci. Address g %. fNerY
Evening.
HOUsEkEEPER Desires position good
home more than high sakc-. Auur~~~
~. Every Evening once.
YOUNG LADY-with a-years uxpcr s.nrc
desires position as clerk pr telephone
operator. Addrrss q 3. Every ksoning
ONCE.
YOUNG LADY Wishes po~ition "a
Grocery store. Sir years experience.
423 New Castle avenue.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-29
BUSINESS SERVICE
Moving. Trucking. storage

r. ~. THoBNToN Anything .oy~s-~s
aapyuns Our tf"'ss ~'li i-sv' M
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-29

FURNITURE MOVING And .,..,..s
service. local snd long distsnrs Nusa !" /.
5Dl Madison street Phone Irsrl
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-29

HA ULfNga Edwsrd W Csfter los, nj,
long distance. light or heaFT foorlnx ss.x
hauling f12i l@ncasfrf aFrnuf fhuss
1905 ~ or SS5f W
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-29
Help wantea-nae

MEN-Who can doVciop into salcsncn
The greatest opportunity ~ iifr flmo.
We teach YOU HOW, App 10s fndus
trial Trust n.dF. Tenth aud shiplrr
streets. $50 70 y noon. 90 p. m
70 ? y. m.
MEN-Above % years. our frcs prhoul ~
practical "a iesrnanship stn mined iAte|v
az you for permanent position. With an
limited future. and 9ay In hA~ clean
business. 22S Dcasarr Trust hldx.
PLUMBER steam litter ean fsa1
first-ciaSS. steady work Tor the rlxnt
man. Lo~is Morvan. SALISBURY Md.
PAPERHANGER- Wanted Cau ifOs
scott street
PERMANENT POSITIONS -Op~u far
several men 20 represent ~ IN Niimire.
ton and vicinity expenses paid Food
salary SCI Mr.. andtnEhaUs south
G ayton street % . p. m.
statesmen
TO sci 100 Walker products dlr~ct
20 consumer In city surr0uutins
toNns and counties earning up 20
SIS weekly. Also have attractive
proposition FOR men nwnIn na iisnt
automobiles Apply ". N. NsIkcr.
Inc. I West sevcath strect, VII
ming gtUn.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-29
ANNOUNCEMENTS
NOTICES

NOTICE. Tho ninth quarterly dividend
on the per cent preferred stock ot the
Edward II pmaey 90. Is dur and y
able IN July T. 1891 Cheeks viii -
matted Edward X. pussy CO. =
Natuuny. treasurer.
Will. WITNESSES TO acc dent, shall
cross aud Union street. saturday after
noon Hoy on hicye.c run down hy
unknown automobile. please phone 200
New-York tribune., 1921-05-31
Old and Ne,U Veterans
Share Honors in Jeyse3

More than 5000 persons part cipated
in the Memorial Day parade in Jersey
City yesterday. Of thvse 1000 were in
uniform. The procession formed at
Hamilton Park and marched to the
Hudson County Park.
The parade was headed by division
of automobiles containing the G.. A. R..
men, disabled veterans and gold star
mothers. The second division consist
ed of Spanish-American war veterans,
Veterans of Foreign Wars, the Amer
lean Legion, the United War Veterans
and tie Army and Navy Union.
Patrick Tumulty, seventy-four years
old and veteran of the Civil War,
was honorary grand marshal and was
a icturesque figure on horseback in
his Union uniform. Police Lieutenant
Thomas j. Hynes, who received the
from King Albert of Belgium and was
cited Tor bravery by the American and
French governments, was grand mar
shall,
The parade was reviewed at West
Side Park by Congressman Charles F.
x. O'Brien, James F. Cannon, jr., Com
missioner of Finance; City Commits
sioner A. Harry Moore and others.
Addressing the large gathering in
Hudson County Park on the question
of disarmament, Congressman O'Brien
said:
There is an insidious propaganda in
this country that says we must rest
upon our laurels and disarm. We will
not disarm. Why should we disarm
We do not hate mankind. but let other
countries attend to their business and
we will attend to ours. We do not
propose to sit idly by until it is too late
to defend what you men fought to de-
end permanently. We will follow the