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The New York herald., 1921-10-28
SCHWAB SEES U. S. AS
WORLDS WORKSHOP
Depression Now to Be Fol
lowed by Greatest Develop
ment in Our History.
SPEAKS TO PAINT MEN
Declares He Would Bet Every
Dollar He Has on Amcri-
lean Industry.

Special Despatch to THE New York HERALD.
ATLANTIC CITY, Oct. 27.--Charics NJ.
Schwab told the convention OF the Ma
,tional Paint, Oil and varnish Asso-
citation at the Traymorc Hotel here
to-uight that he was not alarmed in
the least about the present business
depression.
1--WE have been on a great business
SPREE said Mr.. Schwab. land we are
now going through the cold gray dawn
of the morning after. We will have to
pay the price and we must not COM
plain. This business depression will
place Us in a firrrer, surer position for
the future. We are on the eve OF q
great development. The depression pc
riod may last for two or even three
years. but what If 1t does? The devel-
opment that win follow will be the
greatest in our history. / believe this
nation Of ours is going to be the work.
shop of the world
MIR. Schwab urged economy in con-
Quoting business as an important factor
that should be considered now more than
ever before. He urged economy In do
mestic affairs also and said that IL he
were asked TO write a prescription for
happiness he would say. First. don't
have an income of more than $4,000 a
year. and. secondly, have congenal en-
ployment that will keep you interested.
This is not said to urge you not to
make money" he added: ''rnakc all you
can, but use 1t in doing good and devel-
oping your business. I don't give rap
for money except for the good H. will do
and the circulation l can give it in my
plants"
Mr. Schwab told his audience that the
Bethlehem Steel Company had recently
decided to operate at 20 per cent. ca
pacty. He declared also that so long
as he could borrow money he would bet
every dollar he could control on Amer
lean industry.
The New York herald., 1921-10-28
UNDIVIDED PROFITS
SPARED IN TAX BILL
Senate Rejects 3 Amendments
on This Line in Dealing With
Corporation Income.

WAsHiNGToN, Oct. 27.--An unsuocess-
full fight was made to-day in the Senate
TO write into the tax revision bin q
provision to tax the undistributed profits
OF corporations. Three separate amend
inents proposing such tax were re-
sected. one without a roll coll.
Also without record vote the Senate
voted down an amendment by Senator
MckeIlar (Tenn.). Democrat. which
would have authorized the Secretary Of
the Treasury to refund the eleven billion
dollars Of foreign debts into long time
bonds. the interest on which would be
payable next January /.
All of these amendments were on the
section dealing with the corporation in
come tax. but the section finally was
The New York herald., 1921-10-28
ATHENS BANKER COMING
TO GET $33,OOO, 900
Loan Promised by u. S. When
Greece Entered War.

ATHENS, Oct. 81 ASSOCIATED Press) -
Pridion Papafrangos. manager of the
Greek National Bank, will leave this
week for America as a Government dele
gate charged with negotiating with the
United States Treasury for the release
of credits amounting to $4,000, 900
made to Greece by the United States
during the war.
The Government newspaper Prote-
Toussid says: ''It Is believed that Mr..
Papafrangos will be enabled to bring
his mission TO a successful ISSUE" The
Greek banker will meet Premier Gou-
nar.s In Rome on his way to American
20 receive final instructions.
On September 10 King Constantine
was reported to have told newspaper cor
respondents at Brussa that he believed
Greece was prepared to guarantee that
the money advanced by the United
states. II released, would not be spent
for military purposes.
The New York herald., 1921-10-28
HARDING COMMENDS
GERMAN AMERICANS
Praises Efforts of Those Who
Gave Their Best to Win
War;

A letter from President Harding COM
niending their efforts was read last
right before 500 men and women OF
German birth and parentage at din
ner in the Hotel Astor under the aus
pices of the Contra. Committee for the
Relief of Distress in Germeny and Aus
tria. The meeting marked the begin
ming of the campaign 10 raise $4,000. 900
as q fund 10 feed the starving children
OF those countries.
President Hardings letter was ad-
dressed to Charles i. Nagel Secretary
of Commerce In the Cabinet of President
Taft. 1t said
Let us heartily commend the gen.
erous efforts OF those of our citizens
who Loyalty gave of their best 10 win
the war. snd vino, now that the war is
long over, peace is established and the
restoration OF good will is sought. give
of their time, their services and their
money to bring relief to women and
children who arc suffering i'm Austria
and Germany. / am glad that relief is
20 be administered by the american
'QUakers, who have already i9bored in
such an enterprise with signal sympathy
and success. and 1t is good to know that
in Austria and Germany charitable per-
sons are joining cheerfully and helpfully
in This relief"
Besides Mr.. Nasel the speakers We're
r. Pagenstecher. Bernard III. Ridder.
Dr. Emmanuel Baruch and the Rev
Herman BruecSner. Members OF the
dinner committee were Henry Heide
Herman A. Metz, August Heckscher. Vie
tor L. Ridder and Otto Won Schrenk
The guests included Justice Daniel r.
Cohalan and Mrs. Cohalan and Mr. and
Mrs. George Sylvester VierecA "The
Star-Spangled Banner was played be-
fore the letter from the President was
read by Victor f. Ridder. Mr.. Nagel an
nounced that United States Senator
Medill Mccormick of Illinois who was
to have been the principal speaker, was
unable to be present.
The New York herald., 1921-10-28
PLAN TO DIVERT CANAL
TRAFFIC CONDEMNED
N. Y. Waterways Association
Adopfs Resolution.

ALBANY. Oct. 2T.--S2eaking before the
New York State Waterways Association
here to-day. the proposal of the New
for the New York State barge canal
at Piermont and divert canal freight
to New Jersey ports. was condemned
by Nelson B. Killmer OF the New York
Harbor and Development Commission,
as a proposition ito rob the State of
New York of the advantages Of the
barge canal"
resolution. disappearing the plan,
later was introduced by Mr.. Kil,nner
and was adopted unanimously.
The New York herald., 1921-10-28
COAL OPERATORS BALK.
ncfusc to Accept Mediation OF
senate COMMITTEES.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 27.--Peace moves
Of the West Virginia union miners were
balkcd here to-day by the definite re-
fNusal OF the mine operators TO deal with
the United Mine Workers In a settlement
by the Senate committee investigating
tho mine Disorders.
The workers programme involved the
use of the mcdiatory offices of the in
vastigating committee and the appoint
r-ers oy Chief Justice Taft. II any agree
nent was reached. OF an administrators
to carry out the settlement.
The New York herald., 1921-10-28
KNOX PRAISED HIGHLY
By SOCIETIES IN CHINA
His Stand on Shantung Ques-
fion Remembered in East.

TIEN-TsIS, China, Oct. 81 ASSOCIATED
Press) Various organizations led by
Chinese students have sent to the family
of Senator Knox resolutions eulogizing
him. and declaring that in his death
China has lost one OF her best friends.
The resolutions praise the attempt of
Mr.. Knox. while Secretary of state. TO
internationalize the Marchurian rail-
ways and also the fight of Senator Knox
against the clause In the peace treaty
regarding Shantung.
The New York herald., 1921-10-28
PELLETIER HEARING NOV. IA.

BosToN, Oct. 27.-Attorncy General J.
Weston Allen filed with the Supreme
Court to-day n petition for The removal
of Joseph G. relletier from the office OF
District Attorney of Suffolk County on
charges of alleged maifeasance, misfess-
ance and nonfeasance il, office.
The court set November IL as the
date fcr hearing.
The New York herald., 1921-10-28
ROMA TO FLY SOON.

WAsHrNGroN, Oct. 27.---The army air
ship Roma. recently purchased from
Italy. is now practically so per cent.
assembled al Langley Field. Virginia.
and IL Is expected 20 be ready for It's
first American flight soon after Novem-
Der 1, II was learned to-day.
The New York herald., 1921-10-28
IRON MEMS PAY TO DE CUT.

youSasrowS. Ohio. oct 27. Iron
puddiers and finishers working under
tho national agreement between the
Western BAR Iron Association and the
Amalgsmated Association OF Iron, steel
and Tin Workers, will get further re-
ductIon IN the current bimonthly settle
menf Tho price Of pudding ls now
sssJ a ton ara fintshing Is s2H per
cent above base.
The New York herald., 1921-10-28
BONDS.


Sales. Open. High Low. L1s-,
50 Phila Trac. 50 - 81 81
100 Tono Belront. 1,s IN ins 1ss
800 Tono Mining. Ia Ia LII lrs
222 I'm Gas Imp. 49,. 33a 33 oVE
BONDS.
5000 Alas G Gs A.. IL 12 IL y
1000 Bell rel is. 1861 1oGa. iet% lo6s.
5000 ciec Pco ~. 30 SO 10 10
1900 Eauat Gas Js.tO0h looh l9UA lota
1000 Leh X X & is 70 ~ ~ =.
1000 Pco Pass dg.. 80 - - 90
1000 Phil Ell LIST is S7Is S,ss S'S s1ss
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-19
PAORES DEFAMILiA

81 quereis tener una escuela hon
rada para 'vuestros hijos, en- que
aprendan en- un ailo 10 mas, ell curse
de comercio complete, que compren-
de tenedurfa de hbros, taquigrafia en-
ingles Y espanol, mecanografia, arit-
metlca, ingles, esplnol, economic po'
Utica, leyes comerciales, geografia
comercial y caligrafia, 81, deseais me-
jorar corregir, el caracter de ellos,
matriculadlos EN- la ESCUELA PAR
TICULAR NAVARRO DE ms
TRUCCION PRIMARIA Y CONFER
CIO DE RIO PIEDRAS, pues ade-
mas de ensefiarse tan bien rnitad
de precio como sen cualquier escuela
americana. su director, sientlo un mo-
fatista te6rico practice, puede cum,
plir 10 que ofrece.
Lo mejor de esta escuela, es que no
deja a los estudiantes hacer 10 que
qnieren, V que las infuencias v los
~favores ilicitos no Sc reciben nj Sc
ejercltR1l aunque tenga que arras-
trar una vida trabajosa v pobre. Con
los lnmorales (y no hay inmorali-
dad mas grande que parder e1 item
po certificar que sabe quien no sa-
be) no van1os a nIngdna parte.
Ell curse regular empezara ell u
de setienlbre.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-19
DEPARTAMENTo DE AGRIcULTU-
RIA DE LOS EsTADos UNIDos
DIVISION DE PUBLIcIDAD

El s'Joint Committee on Definitions
and Standards ha aprohado dsfnicio-
nes para la toronjs y Ia nagaltja, quo
scgun informe del Negociado dc Qrf-
mica del Departanlento de Agricultural
de los Estados Unidos, sectn reconien-
dsdas para su adopci6n las asociao.o-
res American Dairy. Food ard Drug
Officials Y "official Agricultural Che
1nists'', al Departments dc Agricul
tura de los Estados Unidos para ell uso
de los inspectores Federaies, Gle los Es-
tados, y Mnnicipales en- la aplicaci6n de
las leyes scbre alimentos
Sc espera que dichas defEiciores Sc
ran consideradas por dichas Asociacio-
res por Ell Departamento de Agricll-
tura de los Estados UniEos oportuna-
mente; de modo que, 81 son aceptadas,
entren en- vigor antes Je que empiece
la temporada de embarques de 1921. Las
definiciones son las siguientes.
TORoNJA, PoMELo es Ia fruta sa-
liza madura del CITRUS GRANDIS os.
bcek. Ell jugo de la fruta inadura con-
tiene de siete parties de s6lidos solubles,
por> cads parte de acido caIculado en-
fornna de acido citrico sin aqua.
EARANJA (comun, dulce redonda)
es la fruta sana y madnra del CITRUS
s1NENsIs osbeck. FL jugo de Ia fruta
nladura contiene no menos de ocho par
tes de acido calculado en- fornla de aci-
do citrico sin aqua
w. ]. NC GEE.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-19
CINE PalTIC0
DEsDE MI BurAcA

No creo que tengan que esperar tan
tos amos como los que llevamos va de
G obierno americana, Huyke y C6rdova
Taviia, para que sean proclamados prin
cipes de la independence democratica
al amparo de la gloriosa bandera ame-
ricana.
En- la vida de estos veraaderos ciuda-
danes americanos, avesados en- las Artes
de la politica. sus alrnas viven enamora-
das del movimiento politico de su pue-
lilo, que psrece derretirse en- una per
, petua sed de combates, necesitando to-
co trance IN horizonte que Sc pietda lie
t:sea un cielo prueba de ersuenos.
EIlos son los qe mas afinidad poiitica
enen hoy con el gobierno que r1ge los
cestinos del pals.
Les Estados Unidos naci6n maravillo-
sa, grsnde, fUerte, que supo unir plu
ma de sps mejores eScritores la espa
da de sus mejores generates, los nev6
Ia guerra. Y ese recuerdo broto Ell a
Z 'emcria de estos esciarecidos patrtotas,
como grito de amor a 81 regimen lie
hber. adores.
En- este reposado despertSr politico
TAR de definirse las irtenciones dc cada
cual; Y ellos, Huyke y Cordova, forzaa-
an un partido con un banderin de en-
garche indcpendenttsta pro-snertcano,
tre encauzara los actuales asdntos poll
ttcos per el verdadero camino Gel orden
y La prcsperidad del pals.
Made Ell 6stos momentos con titulos
tan legtimos como Hnyke v Cordova Da-
villa para hacer la tnica evoluci6n posi-
be dentro de la actual situsci6h politi.
ca; por estar de Ileno dentro de las &C.
trsciones del partido en- que tnilitan
en- conjunction con las ideas sustentadas
por ell Gobernador en- su discurso inaugu
raj. Realmente diriase que, fuera ~de
6stos dos hombres, los deznas politicos
&c la Union est&n atacados de dernencia
su furia reacionaria sobrepasa todos los
Lmites. -
Incansablemente ahondan ell abismo
donde han de derrumbarse estrepitcsa
mente; cavan la fosa que ha de sepul
tarlos para siempre.
Es este un case patologico, un suici
dio collective sin precedentes en- la His
toria. No cabe sostener por mas tempo
esa situacion en- que estais coloeados;
termine este periodic del movimiento 70
niantico,, con la mente Ell el porveniI
del pals en- que nacisteis, v con todos
vuestros entusiasmos, prestad apcyo fran
CO Y decidido las ideas, HuykeCordo
va Davila, con Ia volunta4 del pueblo.
y de ess modo uegareis IN medic Sc
guro de resolver esta situaci6n, qte tan
preocupados nos trae.
Licdo. F. GToL TEXTDoR.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-19
FESTIVAL "ODDFELICo"

Nuestro corresponsal en- Lajas nos
comunica 10 -siguiente:
"A la fiesta "oddfelica' verifcada
con motive de la celebration del acto
de Consagraci6n de la camara de
Ruth "Hijas del Silencio", asistio una
conision de- Ia camara "Luz de Sele-
nia'', de Cabo Rojo, integrada por las
damas dona Carmen L. Torres, Es-
Their Toro, Emilia Berenguer, Ampa
70 Guasp, v los senores don Pedro J.
Berenguer V don Pedro Soler. Tam
bi1n hizo uso de la palabra en- dicho
scto, la Sna. Francisco Munoz, de la
canlara de Ruth ''Flor del Yagdez",
10 que Sc nos olvid6 consignar en- pa
sadas notas".
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-19
coNTEsTANDo A "PAoU1LLo'

Siento que Ell "Fajardo" no me de
Ia oportunidad que yo deseo, para de-
nlostrarles que ell tires Banderas' no
sera un diablo, pero ST juega mucha pc
lota. Espero me avise cuando quieran
enfrentarse. Dice listed que hay que
dar preferecia a novenas de verdad.
Fues bien; no Sc haga el sordo-mudo es-
ia vez Y demos una oportunidad, cue
de su cuenta quedara ell decir despues
Gel iuego 81 somos novena de veras 0
de iugando.
Compahero "paquillo'': 5de d6nde
cs ell team "Darco", de que usted
habla2 Los "nenes creo que no ten
dram inconvenientes en- jugar con los
babies del tires Banderas''.
No es asi?
PEDRITo.
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DIRECTORIO
BARBERIAS
SALON BROADWAY
San jose No. 21.

San Jose No. 21.
Con este nornbre queda alberto al
pdblfco este nuevo salon de barberia
con todos los adelantos modernos.
(Usamos aqua caliente.l
Jose Dfaz Aponts.
Propietario.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-19
MR.. vALENTIN CRUZ

rrcfesor cientffico, graduado en- Glen.
cias ocultas. Analisis de cualq1jer ira.
bajo en- ocuItismo Or. en- teranetitica
$ s'gestiva y vitaopatfa. Prestidigitador
y operator en- escenas Hipnoticas.
GCree I'd. su padecimiento incurable?
Use encuentra I'd. triste? Escribame
Humacao, p. R. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-19
GoBIERNo DE PUERTO RICO
TEGooIADo DE oBRAs PUBL1oAs
san Juan, agosto 10, 1921.

san Juaus agOSLo LU, 1871.
Proposiciones en- pliegos cerrados pa
ra la adjudication en- ptibiica subasta
de las obras de construction dc un puen
te de hormig6n armada de 40 metros
de longitud sobre ell Rio GuayaniIla en-
Ia Carretera NO cnyo presnpuesto
aprobado asciende ounce nil ocho
ciontos doce y 81 100 dollars ($15,8l2. Fl \
se admitiran en- esta ofcina hasta las
2 p. m. del dia 81 de agosto de 1921
en- que Sc abriran publicamente.
Todos los datos necesarios Sc daran
en- esta ofcina donde Sc encuentran de
manifesto los docunfentos que han de
vegir en- ell contrato. y podran reco,
ger los Ecitadofes los pianos mode.
los de proposiciones que han de presen
Ear, mediante un depositto de djez de-
nars( (S10) que Sc haran en- giro postal
cheque certifcado effective. que Sc
ran reembolsados al ser devueltos dichos
documentos en- Ell plazo de veinte diae
coy despues de efectuada la snbasta.
La administration Sc reserva el de
recfo de rechazar cualquiera todas
las proposiciones, y Ell de adiudiear e
contrato bajo otras conslderaciones que
las del precio solamente.
Guilermo ESTEVES
raw &c; - a. ',SaJ r,I1,s -.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-19
ELlvAPOR EsPANOL

Los senores "Sobrinos de Ezquia-
ga" nos comunican que ell vapor ''P.
de Satrustegui' llegara este puer-
to el dia 80, en- viaje para Cuba,
Colon, Colombia, Curacao y Venezue-
la.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-19
CINE "RLALTo

Dorothy Dalton en- la super production
la Media Hora'', obra del fanoso es-
critor James Barrie.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-19
"BEIIOGRAPH" ltshtxnol

La herncsa production de arte, que
ha sido nl,ty aplaudida ell toda la isla
titlilada 'Madonas Hombres Les
Dos Despotas".
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-19

Loa rsPosos AoUIAn DoMNIcCI

I.ss apreeiahlislmos espasos don LA.
rHsi n AsuiaF v eoha namona r. DO.
uinicri pes panEipnn - sfectaaio sn
iaes y nos efteern m casa ea ol edia.
fle Oliver No 4. sn AFselbo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-19
'R1vOII" (Rio Piedraa).

Ell soberbio drama en- seis reels tu
Iado lei Testigo de Dios''.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-19
cANTl IRCE
JINE "NoRMA"

La prectosa cinta por les famosos ar
tfstss Mary Pickford y Jack Ptckfotd
titulada "Una Muchacha la Antigua
y una comedia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-19

SAN HAN


Maurice Tourneur en- el drama en- 6
actos titulado Mares Turbias'' una
comedia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-19
SALON eUEN ToNo

San Jose No. 3,
Salon Barberia, donde Sc trabaja al
gusto del parroquiano. Limpieza y
prontitud.
z, j. Palma.
Propietario.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-19
rEATRo "sTRAND''
rEATRo LIBERTY:
PUERTO R1co'':

La grandicsa cinta alemana en- ocho
actcs "El ocaso del Idolo" por Man
ia Tzatschewa.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-19
cATENCION

Sc vende una tFUENTE DE SODA >
con rodos los accessories.
Para informes Juana Diaz Drug Co.,
Juana Diaz, P. R.
Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-19

Eddie Polo en- los episodes once =
doce de la serie ''El Hijo del Circo'' y
Una cosnedia en- dos actos.
rEATRo .'sTRAND''
Constance Talmadge en- Ia obra en- Gin
co actos "iTen cuidado Margarita''.
rEATRo LIBERTY:
Madge Evans en- Ia. cln4a Los veci-
res Padres ciegos'' una cofnedia
tpuERTo RTc0,s.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-19
CINE LUNA:

FL episodio ounce de la gran serie
LAS Huellas Misteriosas'' y ell drama
Gel oeste "Promesa Cumplida' por Jane
Miller.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-19
AnEKICM RAILROAD COMPANY or Pro. Ric
sAM SUAN PONCE
MsuanIAxIa

- - oBsAn e Saesg ansae
@ AgAahe - 1915, re-
wsD@ 4 10 Agosss> 4o2e.
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rEkTRo "AMER1ok".

Norma Talmsdge en- Ell drama en- SETS
sctos El Golpe FINAL y una comcdia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-19
BEAD or
HsA Aassa arrit

Dnls Disss. | Dials. D.tls
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Guilermo, ESTEVES.
Comisionado del Interic.'
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-04

turhanca Of war's reaction. Herein
flows tho lifeblood OF material exist
once. The economic mechanism fs
intricate and It's parts infcrdependont
and has suffered the shocks and 1arn
incidcnt tn normal Demands. credit In
Nations and price uphoavals. Tho
normal balancea have been impaired.
the channels of distribution have been
ciopRed. tho relations of labor and man
agement have been strained. We must
aeok tho readiustment with care and
courage. our people must give and
take. Prices must reflect the recedine
fever of war nctivtiea Perhaps w.
fIever shall know the old levels Of waFe
again because war invariably read
insta cornpensationn. and the neces-
aaries of life will show their INSOFAR
able relationship. but we must strive
for normalcy To reach stability. All the
penalties will not ba liRht nor evenly
distributed.
There In no wuy nf making them 80.
There In no instant step from disorder
tp order We must face u condition Of
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-04

for return To stable ways. Dlscoura3-
Ing indebtedness confronts us. like NIL
tho war torn nations md these oblisa-
tlons must be provided for. No civili-
zation can survive reputation.
We can reduce tho abnormal er-
pendtures and we WILL Wo cnn strike
NJ war taxation and We must. We must
face the grim necessity with fun
knowledge that tho task Is to ba solved,
and we must proceed with a full rcnli-
zation TINT no statute enacted hy mnn
cnn repeal tho inasorahle laws of nature.
our most dangerous tendency ia To es-
pect too much Of government and Mt tho
aame time do for II too little.
We contemplate the immediate tssk
of putting our public household I'm order.
We need rigid and yet aane economy
combined with fiscal Justice and II must
ho attended by individual prudence and
thrift which are no essential To this
tr'.ing hour and renssuring for tn"
future.
Reflection Of Wars Reaction.
The business world reflects the dis-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-04

for Iighienod tAg burdens. for .ounf
commercial practices fof sdsaueff
credit faciiitiee. for syfnpathefie ron
Germ for all agricultural problems
for the oruirsiOn ~ nnnsossrarY intm
ference ~ government with business
for an and ~ government gsperiuef
jn btisineas and fnr more ef1oieni bua
in.-~ In Rovsrnn.ut s1fninietfaiiof
with all ~ thia must attsna = mina
fuina.s a. the human sifs - si sf
tivi,iea so mat social. Industrial ano
economic justice wiil b. sqnafea ~'f
the purposes ~ risptsop- people.
with ths nsfion- yife in1nrflrn ~
vorna nhapd in,p our pou'ioal We ~
may count upru her intuiuons' hHf fe
fnemsnt her Intelligence ara h'r
1uencs " sxaIt ne s0cisl order
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