The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-02-03
LETTER.
nv Wallace Bassford
! Nows COrrespOndentl

Il white House, land l will gent,
,rcate a lesson in thrift for the
of those poor people out il
who are so misguided as tc
rJing county mass meetings OF
,h;ect of high taxes" and the
Iesssed President in genera
ngrefully tapped his left hand
the shaft of the mashie, ther
"A his right fingers about the
orercising care that the tive
iigits OF the right overcast the
Of the left. Bling! "Smithers, .
,is shoulder when we return
White House gather up my
A shoes and send them to that
cobbler at Emporia, Kansas,
E.dy. for repairs. We, at the head
notion. must teach the people
con in economy" Magnificent
sSin-or cheap bunk, unworthy
sajdent of the United States and
~ very low estimate of the
ss - OF the people. The news
e The batch of old shoes was CIV
n al Emporia by E. A. Spady,
aker, on one day, ,and the fol-
day the New York papers con-
Il the news of Mrs. Harding's new
i Dnf finest Russian ermine, with
and cuffs of white fox, trimmed
Ermine tails and lined with white
\ crepe over Harding blue chif-
gelrpt made especially for Mrs.
H. and sent to the White House
Eaek Worth $4,000, at least.
No President saves a few small
an his shoes. what does he per-
md endorse when it comes to
M money from the peoples
sury-money wrung from empty
d sometimes called banners OF
6Iican prosperity" Here is a
>. The Congressional Record OF
sry q. contained the official fig
In salaries paid by the Shipping
and all the while most of the
i i of the Board are lying at an
as idle as painted ships upon a
ed ocean. Under the Board men
nd $4,000 each; l is paid $4,000,
i SIS 900: ! attorneys provided al
SIS 900 TO $4,000 each; 7 COM
bners and chairman at $4,000;
this all single salaries will be
edj Is at $1,000 each; 10 at $10,-
N at $4,000; s at $500; 2 at $4,000,
Il 500; 20 at ST 800; 7 at $500; 40
d 900; ) at $500; ) at $1,000; AZ at
b; IS at $4,000; 46 at $4,000; 81
q 200; S at $4,140; Is at $4,000;
] $500; l42 at $500; 6 at 49,
end "A at $4,000.
be are hundreds of jobs in one
(iyision of the Government at
IS ranging from $4,000 up to
ID. and they are not under the
Service either. You hungry Re-
zcans who worked hard for Hard
Ind now find yourselves in tinan-
&ificulties, out of a job or deSer-
#Ot recognition, get busy. You
bold these jobs and perform the
i as well as those. now getting
'ht salaries. Some Of them admit
lefore an investigating committee
they never made $500 a year IL
lives before getting their pres
snaps. Many OF them have little
4caI pull back of them. Letters
kilograms to your Representa-
and Senators should land you a
have all your friends get busy
pr Republican Congressman cant
gou something. they are not the
&er kind and should be replaced
better job-getters. The figures
are ofticial-and there are other
missions, Boards, Bureaus and De-
meatS that have places and the
pelican leaders should have them.
Democrats believe in party GOV
rent and they believe that the
FER places should go to the leaders
Pc party IN control, so that there
De no divided responsibility. II
dont go to the Republican lead
u the States. then the Republicans
OhgreSs are responsible.
publican economy has gone TO
furious lengths that Secretary
on announces that there can he
'UluS this year because there is
: 10 be deficit OF three hundred
IONS OF dollars at the end of the
u year; which is June 80 next AZ
ilsat' Makes it look dark for the
VINO went to France. BY the wav.
board OF Public Works of New
li'y hndS 100000 able-bodied
ouI OF employment in the citv
!. '9.VoV OF whom are veterans of
var speaker Gillett says nothing
orihs prosperity again except
lenying economy and incessart
ac'ive work" That being the case
- VIII prosperity return for the
" III tlat one city who can't find
la!or Norris has carefully studied
iultude of the Administration ON
uOlect OF placing a farmer on the
ID reserve Board. Don't forget
ne IS a Republican. He saws
tatHief IS being fooled again. ;"
. nat word again" In the world
! i aayS OF Greece they held peri
y festivals, for which a white OK
", .ualled, brushed, be-ribboned and
'nueu with flowers. He headed the
procession that marched to the
n, Va'Slde the city; beside him
~ tIe priests, who kissed and
~ him' but before the celebra-
M a over Mr.. Ok was killed, bar
NV ana eaten, and his bones
H., " me dogs. The Republican
n, afe having the same old pro-
h n WIN the same old victim. 1t
Il ~ ,Ook like it is about time for
!, " get next to the game and toss
,bo VI In, the Republican high-priests
muse is passing the anti
daS Diil and the galleries are
;" Nv with negroes, whooping and