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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-07-05
Would Reduce
Shipping Board

WASHINGTON july +. The
shipping board would be- reduced
from seven to three commissioner
under e hll introduced today hy
Senator Horah. republican. Idaho.
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Narcotic Found in
Preserved Eggs

san TEANCISCo. July prc.
HerVcd eggs containing u narcotic
were found on the steamer San
king according tu "a report by Gus.
toms officers here 80 attempt
had been made tQ land the eggs
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COLORADO SOUTHERN
GIN - MN TIN HIN m

IENN NEE. July The Colora-
.. and southern Railway comps NJ
today published letter declaring
t..f striking shupmcn musn re-
.urr fu work Dy July 10 OF Ioss
..,Ir seniority sA
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c. & A. LINE
APPEALS FOR
PROTECTION
Strikers Said to be
Holding Property at
Slater, Mo.

MAsHINGTON. JuIy 5.---Iufsr-
fcrrucr with tho movement OF the
nitrd States mails by -srisfug
railway workers la different psffe
nf the country was reported tsrss,5
e. hr uiiircr OF the experimentation
of railway mail -srsicc. The re-
i,urt~ came from Marshall. TrNas.
~. Louis, Chaficc, Mo, and kan-
-iS tity aud Quincy. No.
OPTICIANS Dot BT
REPORTS on TROUBLE
CHICAGO. july o Chicago and
Alton officials today said their re-
ports from Slater. Mo were that
900 .hg uun-uuion men w.io had
left fhe shops there left pescefpi-
Iy and that there was no Violence
About go men were employed ~
take o." places of the strikers
Ihrsr men were persuaded ,t
leave tho shop but went Rwav
peacefully the reports said 1hs
shops normally employ about roo
men
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SLATER. Mo. July 5-tBy the
Associated psy-sf striking shop
wru here have seized the Chicngs
and Alton railroad shops driven
H4f non union men brought IN 70
work aud are holding the shop
ruI4 afternoon
Eighteen mon were driven frem
the shops today ssferda TWEEN
ty five were driven out. Union or
IulaIs said tine uon-Union men
were placed on trains and sent
from tnr town bthvr reports ue-
clursd that the non-union men
were merely tnkeu from the rhopu
aud That thcy left town y0luntar-
ly
sheriff John Logsdon Ia on his
WAY here from Marshall. Mo. .ne
county seat.
AitoH officials said that three
guards employed boy the rniirOtd
H' IH' shops had been arrested hy
local authorities and placed In tali
tuu fhat their property was wnh-
Hut protection % any sort
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STRONGHOLDS OF
REPUBLICANS IN
DUBLIN BURNING
National Army Forces
Train Heavy Guns
On Buildings

W NNitlN'sltN, duli o.-lh'
ln., ..rpnghold Of tho irish irr-su-
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Irrc stat" troop- Tits aficrnnpn.
ace, rtiing ~ n gnbipgrnu received
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b''i"nd ~'nithg th" Time 81 tie
surrender - I 90 A. IA. the dls-
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mr. ,Ular- lad concentrated Ia u
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association this aftrru"un ihnt the
Irl.h urn,t.lunai government IN
tends to t.-ue a t,tinu..I IN A.,
arm. tnmnrru,,
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900 tho pulunmi secretary 3unpul
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afternoon that thr iffa,k l tu.
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Weather

A. the 'uiNrrsity
For - hours ending sn M.
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Hur.unlf - 90
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Today's $ Results
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Hot Weather Fiction

The Herald Will score another achievement
when 10 Will present beginning Ialy i7 Isabel
i.trnndcr.. latest detective siory-''tlsc Tat
tusrd Arm" its the most battling snnsi be-
vlIderng nd most brilliant mystery story OF
the year iscome "a regular Herald reader
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-07-05

The unions arc HiD using TIr.
kcts about the suup grounds about
20 working az time and altor-
mating in HhiftH
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~ BLI> July .-'By the N-~D-
cintrd Pres l---ii ip learned un 80
cc'Icm authority. sny- the Press
association this aftoru"un fhat the
lr.-h provisional government ia
ivnds iu issue . national v.ilI 80
arms tomorrow
The New York herald., 1922-10-22
FACTORIES FOR SALE OR LET

TOR SALE, factory. 2si-G y. hed st., l9,uOO
square feet. strong. well lighted, Eood con-
ditlan, elevator. heat, wired for power ana
Nrhf man rn rrrminoa y. e. rE WITT,
hi2 tth av. ionFacfc NfS. ---
fsI.ASr wifh valuable water rights on ineir
Nra n 4 A. NafIwAv in Berkshire HIS,
- Of0 fart floor space, 20 acres lana. water
power, abundant water, AUXILIARY ateAlh
rianf 0irirg on railway, front on stone
@fafs hiwhwav. operated fittcrn years as
emery far,crv. town 800 population; a
bargain, For detail. and infpt.ton WI. wrlss
The New York herald., 1922-10-22
SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE.
New Jerssy-saie 90 Let.
-

A SMALL FAMILY % rcflnemsri
ana education can secure title %
and occupy AT once this beautiful
Colonial home. with garage, 10
Gated on one OF the best streets %
a celebrated suburban residential
section near New York C.ty. whore
the desirea OF the nc.ghboring FAM
lilies as 20 the personality Of the
buyer mus. and VIII receive first
confederation. on the payment ~
sc.00c. balance OF $4,000 on long.
time first and second mortgage,
the plot fronts 100 feet on tie street
and extends is0 feet IN depth. cor.
tains Z rooms and bath and wide
veranda: the elevation II over 500
feet: u IL only few minutes walk
20 trolley station. and convenient,
70 railroad express station. on The
best committing road out % New
York City. and is Offered complefe
with no extras. including shades,
screens ana beautifully land
scaped grounds; there are over
500 commuters from this sec.
tion now: bathing, boating. ska,-
ing, golf, tennis and country
clubs are available. together with
fine schools, churches and mar
kets; It IS a bargain and n won
derfli place for children. ffnn1edi-
ate. 7. o. Box 37s, City Hall
Station, New York City.
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FARM PROPERTY
Long isIapd--saie q, let.

) acre camp or farm sites. si0i 500 down,
balance Sio monthly, ffuo level 'anf. infEe
road front, electricity end Telephone alcer
HNtrhorrr.
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New York state-sale or Let.
Grape and Fruit Farm


Grape and Fruit Farm.
900 srape vine vineyard. 2s tons grapes
last year, picked over 1000 barrels apples
from $50 trees. alsp 500 apple trees, years
old; 800 pears. years. starting TO bear;
800 peaches, bearing; acres raspberries.
acres strawberries, loo gooseberries, II
acres oats. 8 acres potatoes. 15 acres wood
land and timber. pine and oak; trout
stream: so tons hay; nice iO-roorn residence: :
furnace heated; large barns: grand water
no stones, all tiilabie. 100 acres: located by
City of Hudson; price Si6 600. half cash. AN
EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY. CONE AT
ONCE.
LLOYD ~ HALLENBECK,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NEW YORK.
SEE HEREl
have q Dutch stone house, modern I'M
prcverents. complete outbuildings. beautiful
8cres with stock and equipment. rne hour
sacrifice. Box 1877. Nyack. ". :.
TWO farms. 5000 feet on banks Hudson
River. 2s3 acres. 900 apples. 900 pears.
1000 cherries. 1000 peach trees. acres
grapes. houses, barns. 500 bbi. cold stor-
age. chicken plant for 5000 chicks. 100
hens, heating plants. power engines. In
spection. price, terms. JENNIE X. pENE-
GAR, 35 South 5th st.. Hudson. ~. y.
800 acre farm, near Poughkeepsie. large
frontage on WappinRers Greek. $4,000.
CLAItENcE q. SMITH. 1924 Fulton ST..
Brooklyn.
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New Jersey.


~ lNeNFDug Fofusfs.
s'Cft 90 ltti immediate possession: iaXsd;
ideal location Tor hntn shoes. habcrda sherry.
FHfa. mems ciofhinr.
..l.AEMER. Ila nrond nl.. N1rark. y. ].
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Entire Three ENfy Buldinr
in beat retail section 'of BROAD a.. vest
side. south % Market iong ieeec. eausfac.
tory k-rtai. immediate poestsslon.
III, LNsE. 1t6 bToad s., Newark, y, ],
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rennsyivauis-ssie or re,.

FRUIT and dairy farm. .1s acres. rear
hlgly improved State highway 80 rhiiadfls
phla. 80 miles distarts good fhlrpine town
near. stone house. ~ rooms. isrxe barn with
steel stnnchions, cement floors. tenant house
ber. creek. soD apples. .c0p reRrhe~. TIt
peary. aO1 piUms. 200 cherries. ali bearing
2.Oso youne apples and ..tin youlr rehrh1s
price, easy terms
j ~ E1gONEFfELn. wAyNF, "a.
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SELECTED
CONNECTICUT FARMS

I.s iosHtiai non1ss, FOOD. productive farms.
al sise~. ~ tc-day's prire. state wants.
STATE read farm of 30 acres. long frontage
~ river. small pond. room house. hard
we1d AooTa, nrerlsces. newly decorated ahd
fairfets good barn ana Fsrafe; orchard; !;
-acc4 for home use. price S1,Soo. 5000 cash.
TnyOc-s AGENCY, Wiliimsntic. Conn.
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TO LET cH Jackson Av.. Long Island City.
store with basement, loft and offices
building her tod. rents reasonable. v. =.
ard CIV.
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ON THE PALISADES.

New Swiss cottare. sent bungalow. rooms
and bath. heat. electricity. gas: 3 Tninu'er
from churches. schools. trolley and steam
railroad 90 Chambers st.. ~. T.; 22 minutes
communication 4792. 80 minutes 20 t2oth o.
price 81 900: easy terms Tel. Cllffsidc IIs.
r. O. box 3ih. Paiissde, ~. J.
UPPER MoNTCLAIR. y, ITO let, fur
nlrhed. modern house, Q rooms. baths
toilet in basement, steam, gas and electricity
large porch with screens, sayhss ano radla-
tor: conven 10 2 stations and trolley. Ad-
dress, OWNER. % Brookfield rd,. IppeI
Montelair. Nj, OF ielephone Montelair sS,oM.
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FARMS dairy fruit, poultry, village bones.
vHnEsES Y. prYo. wsiiiIii' y. <.
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TO LET FOR BUSINESS.
New Jersey.


NEWARK. X. J.
AZ rour corners; barber shop; equipped
with fixtures and six chairs. 5000 a year
rental; long lease. KRAEMER. z76 Broad
St. Newark. y. =.
NEWARK. y. j
At four corner Broad and Market sts..
store suitable for any retail line: long lease.
KIlAE1fR. T76 Broad st. New ark, y. J.
Connecticut.
5000 20. n. factory building 20 rent (:
equipped with steam elevator. automatic
sprinkler system and light OF all sides quit
able for any manufacturing purposes. Apply
10 S. c. KRURkA.' 3l5 George st., Bridge
Germany.
LARGE office in Hamburg. Germany. from
January J. 1923: parlor and first floor; >
minutes from stock exchange; all rooms
light; telephone; office furniture can be
bought. Address 519. Post Once So, Ham
burg.
The New York herald., 1922-10-22
IT FOR BUSHES ESS-APARTMENTS T
JBURBAN REAL ESTATE-TO LET F
SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE.
New Jersey-sale or Let.

New Jersey-Saie or Let.
o.coo SQUARE FEET, three story ware
house. Jersey City; 3 car siding low price
20 quick buyer. w. c. COLBY. room 302, 10
Broadway New York city.
Jersey City. Hoboien, Hudson Co.
JERSEY CITY, % Duncan av.-I'fve, six
room elevator apartments; ) minutes from
the tube: 500. si1h. $50.
kENSINGrON AV., 1927 Jersey City, ~.
J).-Threo to seven room apartments. In
one OF Jersey City's most beautiful elevator
apartment houses. with every modern i'm
Drovement; situated in the heart Of the Ber-
gen section within walking distance OF the
summit tube station Is minutes 70 down
town. 80 minutes TO uptown. New York; rep
reseatative en- premises every day and even
tngs, including Sundays, Agents, JAMES
+. CANNON & SON. ee9 Bergen av., corner
Of SIP av.. Jersey City. N. j.
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MI.crIlanron.--saIr on Iet.

SPORT AND FonEHTEis
bcautifd big rroft farm. &r.i 40 erfcf,
loaso; timber. forest ~ farm. 80 acres.
FOR sale. owner. SHoNEil.. tNnan CITY No.
The New York herald., 1922-10-22

coOpERATIvE country home. iarse estate
PROPERTY rtRCtfAfEDi AMERICANS
ONLY. NJ Gi0 Herald. go Hwaf.
The New York herald., 1922-10-22

sii. 900. WITH 81 900 CASH,
secures 70 substantial home cf 3 largo
rooms, all modern improvements, IN
growing suburb, 30 minutes out plot
100xi5o fruit and shade trees and
garage. Decided bargain. Ideal Tor
doctor. PoB1RT THEDFORp. ~ ".
d2d st., n. Y. Tel. Vanderbilt alfi.
The New York herald., 1922-10-22
Queens.

18TH ST.. near Van Aist av.--tsot fepxiJo: !
story brick building; foundation for .
story; 1000 square feet floor space: suit
able for automobile business or faanufsctur-
ing VIII lease Tor long term or sell. DoN
A. E., efa Tribune Building
The New York herald., 1922-10-22
SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE.
New Jersey-ssie or Let.
HAYWOOD.

HAYWOOD.
beautifui new house. six rooms. bath.
pPntry. AL improvement, parquet floors
pof etxit0 feet. five minutes 10 rai!road
station and trolley 30 minutes 20 New
york. price $500. Owner. II. PRErCH, ~
Prospect av., haywood. ". j.: no AGENTS.
NoTIEisTOwN estate. threc miles depot;
attractive, new, large stucco house, u
rooms. baths. semi-furnished; very at
tractive grounds. billiard room. conserya-
tory; garage. stable; $500 monthly. Dr.
cANPHEl.L. Hotel Chelsea.
SUTLEY,
TIE IDEAL HOME TOWN.
Complete list of homes and home sites !
rlo,s tTso 20 5000: houses $1,000 to SSo.ccv;
yisli and invest!Ga;s before buying. LAM
nEkT iI26 woolwogth Building. y. T.
more ees4 Barclay.
NEW COLONIAL sEAff-BUNGALoW
Six large rooms and tiled bathroom, Amer
icAn raciatcr, steam heat. oak floors; deco
rated. slfsdes. screens. shado trees; lot Dvx
iso. fine neishborhood, five minutes Walk
IudCewood depot; 5000; terms Tel. ss9"
HifRsWood.
The New York herald., 1922-10-22
Rlchn,ond.

NEW STORE with rooms and bath: io0es
location, which T. haif the battle: suitable
any business PLUMBER, 900 Castie,on av.
West New brighton. Tel. Port Rlohmond
Ig.
The New York herald., 1922-10-22
Connecticut--ssie or Let.

100 acres. overlooixs whole city and county
mile OF city line $4,000. 5000 cash
Seventy acres. overlooks Lake four miles out
cheap at 5000. Farm specialist for twenty
years. A. " ". HAwLEY. Danbury, Conn
The New York herald., 1922-10-22
Fiorida-Sale or Let.

FLORIDA FRUIT and Poultry Farms near
Jacksonville, 10 acre tracts, rich soil, ready
cash market: easy terms. Booklet Free.
lax HEIGHTS co. Jacksonville, Fla.
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o5T PAIlil Ag,
CORNER SD ST.
Furnished.

-Four large. All outsldr rooms;
elevator; housekeeping VIII furnish new.
Hnpe rlniondent. on nrfmlaas.
The New York herald., 1922-10-22

FINELY situated residence, 10 rooms, large
grounds, garage, stable other outbuildines: :
near New Jersey shore resorts; cost $4,000
to build: In good condition.; can be pu.-
chased at an attractive price. JOSEPH
MARTIN & SON, II North Stockton st..
Trenton. ". J.
FINE, large house . rooms, bath. all Inn
rroyements. hot water heat. car garage,
near station. $4,000. sCHULEOF. Ii9 West
Front. Plainfield.
FOR RENT--Studio In tho pine woods IN
Point Pleasant: rooms and bath, fur-
nished rent 1850 for months. Address T.
y. s.. II Y. 42d St. New York ork.--
FREE list OF houses for Gale and rent. Write
The New York herald., 1922-10-22
Miscellaneous-Saie or lie

HONEST FARMS AND LAKE CAMPS.
&c. stamp gets big catalogue.
BATSON FARM AGENCY. 4S9 18th av.
The New York herald., 1922-10-22
GREENWICH, CONN.

FOR SALE--Attractlve IL room mouse. all
modern improvements: 3 baths q tilcd) y
car garage; beautiful Sound views; . min
utes 10 station; must bo seen to be appre-
clated. VIM. J. rosie, room Guriey Build
r,,nnn 600 Stamford Conn.
The New York herald., 1922-10-22
VALRICO GROVE AND
HOME

Located on the hard road. surrounded by
beautiful grove. laden with fruit. we have
a beautiful country homo, completely fur
uishcd WITH every city convenience. Tho
grove consls's % about 30 acres. with sorns
additional land tais n not only real
country homo place. but also a mighty good
a. j. SIMMS & CO,
p7 Citrus Exchange Bldg Thona ciSs.
TAmnn. IYa
The New York herald., 1922-10-22

az .... ..'s' .s co.: Tss: sr:ssil' ~. ss:.ss
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HERE IT is.

r.-eive clean acres. with orchard: room
house, improvements. barn: trolley two
blocks away; Si3.5o0: cash 5000.
LAWRENCE AGENCY, so. ToRWALK.
The New York herald., 1922-10-22

FOR SALE-Bernardsville. n. J.-Small re-
modelled farmhouse, barn and 10 acres !;
main road, / mile from station, y mile from
country club; house practically new; mas
tor's bedrooms, baths. servants rooms
kitchen, laundry. steam heat, electric light,
gravity flow spring water. stone terraces.
evergreen garden, brook, ornamental pond.
outdoor swimming pool, fine planting. big
shade trees. vegetable garden, large barn
with stRbi.ng and room for cars; owner
leaving; price $21 900. terms Write A. b.
r., Hotel Lafayette, Washington. d. G.
The New York herald., 1922-10-22
ORLANDO, FlORTDA

proriu. I,fn ttrUtl- itufi.nIOWs, Trurk
Farms. HOME REALTY CO.. =. WALL
GLOW. manager.
'gTE Ne First" for real estate. acreage.
lots, homes, groves, exchanges. invest
menis. W. J. WARRINGTON. Reaitor, u.
o. Box f5i. 81. Petersburg. Fla. (West
Coasti. Write for plan. how % get free
trip 20 Florida.
The New York herald., 1922-10-22
New Jersey-rnfo or ref.

FRUIT. poultry and general farm offered a.
auction on October 2s: So acres, on stone
road; 1,500 apple trees; fine buildings,
modern convenences; also stock crops and
implements: 1855 cash required on real estate
day of sale, balance easy terms. WEBB,
III miles from Hopewell. y. j.
SPLENDID FARM, including stock. 500
worth poultry, fine horses. COW. hog.
wagons, machinery, riding plows. harrows.
cultiyators. 40 acres rich land: 40 bearing
apples, so young apples. peaches, asparagus: !:
q room house. city gas, water AT house and
barn. poultry houses. barn, general buildings:
splendid farm price; only 5000; large
share on mortgage: located mile depot
Write, also send for our illustrated farm
catalogue. BREY & MacGEoRGE. Nipe-
land ~
The New York herald., 1922-10-22

iusi off the Posi- road, n wel ouiit and ar
tip,ic house rooms and sleeping porch !:
'lar-s living room. fireplace and enclosed
,rrznda. steam heat. baths. garage, gar
Gcn and iawn; price $1,000; terms. Mrs.
a. ". WATTS, real estate. Tel. % West
MOI ErS house. ~ rooms. . gararcs, best
residential section: 20 min. from Grand
Central. immediate occupancy. =. ". AN
DrRsoH Co. i23 Atlantic st.. Stamford.
The New York herald., 1922-10-22
IN THE VILLAGE,

HOUSE. rooms. furnished. SIS per month
convenient 20 school. station. trolley. \
PALMER. BOX s, Sound Beach, Conn.
The New York herald., 1922-10-22

ATLANTIC Av.. 1868 cnonr BEDFORD
Reasonable rent. BASStCK CO., 1850
Broadway, New York CITY.
BEAUTY parior for Gaie; modern equipment,
with Lease bargain for quick sale. NJ 100
Herald. go B'way.
TO LET-Brick factory. two and three story.
40 Rodney st. vacant January 81, 1923.
REYNOLDS. i5i Morgan av., Brooklyn
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-01-03
WHO ARE CAPITALISTS?

Apparently Eugene Debs has
emerged from prison unchastened and
unsubdued. He is the same Debs.
He is quoted as saying that he is an
enemy of the capitalist class and sin
me they shall find no comfort as long
as there is breath in my body
This attitude places Debs at war
with a considerable majority of his
fellow citizens. Even among those
who work with their hands are found
many capitalists.
According to his own story, Henry
Ford toured the retail markets in
company with his wife seventeen
years ago trying to find a turkey
cheap enough so they could afford to
buy it for their Thanksgiving dinner.
Mr.. Ford then had no capital. He
was a mechanic, saved some Of his
wages, invested this small capital"
made that capital give employment to
other men who did not save, and last
year he is reported to have paid a
government income tax OF $76,000,-
600. Mr.. Ford is one of the capital
lists against whom Mr.. Debs has de-
clared war as long as there shall be
breath in his body.
Mr.. Debs declares war upon the
methods and the system under which
Ford built Up his huge automobile
establishment. Yet were it not for
Ford probably thousands of persons
who own motor cars would be without
sthem today because they could not
afford to buy them. And other thou
sands who are employed at good
wages would be out of work.
Almost every man who is not a
seage Garner is a capitalist. Many
wage earners also are capitalists, who
have invested their savings in securi-
ties or rental properties.
Then, there are the farmers who
toiled many years in order to
save the money with which to buy
their farms; the merchants ranging
all the way from small corner grocers
to the heads of huge department
stores; the men who saved money to
erect flour mills. men who saved
money to construct meat packing
plants, men who saved money to
build steel mills and car shops, men
who saved money to build street car
lines, men who saved money-to erect
office buildings. men who saved
money to establish factories to manu-
facture cloth and clothing, boots and
shoes. pianos, sporting goods, medical
supplies, toilet articles and farm ma
chinery. All these people are CAPT
talists and Mr.. Debs and his follow
ers will be their sworn enemies as
long as breath shall last.
1t may yet be found necessary to
give Debs additional time in which tc
think it over.