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New-York tribune., 1922-12-09
Must Meet Al Just Obligations abroad
and Silence Radicals at Home

No one cohtemplEtes commercial
aloofness nor any other aloOfness
contradictory 10 the best American
traditions or loftiest human pur-
poses. Our fortunate capacity for
comparative self-containmcnt affords
the firm foundation on which TO
build for our own security and q
like foundation on which 70 build FOR
q future Of influence and Importance
In world commerce. Our trade ex-
panslon must come OF capacity and
Of policies Of righteousness and rea-
sonableness IN all our commercial
relations.
Let no one assume that our pro-
vision for maintained good fortune
st home and our unwiIlingnets to
assume the correction Of ali the ills
Of the world mean a reluctance 20
cooperate with other peoples or 20
assume every just obligation 10 pro
mote human advancement anywhera
in the world.
War made Us a creditor nation.
We did not seek an excess possession
OF the worlds gold and We have
neither desire to profit unduly By
IL pOaacAslou nor permanently re-
tain Il. We do not seek 70 become
an international dictator because Of
IS power.
The voice Of the United States has
q respectful hearing In international
councils, because We have convinced
the world that We have no selfish
ends 20 serve, no old grievances to
avenge, no territorial or other greed
70 satisfy. But the voice being heard
is that Of good counsel, not Of dietn-
tion. II Is the voice Of sympathy
and Fraternity and helpfulness, seek
ing 20 assist but not assume for the
United States burdens which nations
must bear for themselves. We would
rejoice 20 help rehabIiitate currency
systems and facilitate all commerce
which does not drag Us 10 the very
levels Of thoso We seek 20 llft up.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-09

a facilitated interchange Of freight
cars. the economic use OF terminals
and the consolidation Of facilities are
suggested ways Of economy and en-
cheney.
| remind you that Congress pro
vidcd joint commission Of aerienl-
tural inquiry which made an erhaus..
tive investigation Of car service and
transportation, and unanimously rec
ommsnded In iis report Of October
10, 1921, the pooling Of freight ears
under a central agency. This report
well deserves your serious eonsidera..
ton. I think we'll Of the central
agency, which shall be a creation OF
the railways themselves, 10 provide
under tho Jurisdiction Of the Inter
state Comneree Commission. the
means for financing equipment Tor
carriers which are otherwise unable
10 provide their proportion OF car
equipment adequate 20 transporta-
tlon needs. Thls same agency ought
20 point the way to every possible
economy IN maintained equipment
and tho necessary interchange In
railway commerce.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-09

Members Of the Congress-,
So many problems are calling fer
soip.ion that q recital Of AL Of them,
in the face Of the known limitations
u . short session Of Congress, would
seem 20 lack sincerity Of purpose.
Il Is four years since the World War
ended, but the inevitable rcadjust-
ment Of the social and economic OF
der "A not more than barely begun.
There is no aeceptanee Of pre-wAr
conditions anywhere in the world.
La very general way humanity haf-
bors individual wishes % 90 on with
wartime couipensations for produe-
ton, with pre-war requirements IN
expenditure. In short, every one,
speaking broadly. Graves readjust-
ment for everybody except himself
while there can be no just and per-
nanent readjustment except when
al participate.
Tho civilization which measured
is strength OF genius and the power
of science and the resources OF In
duatries, in addition 70 testing the
limits Of man power and the endur-
ance and heroism Of men and women
that same civilization Is brought
70 is severcst test In restoring :
TRANQUIL order and committing hu-
manity 70 the stable ways Of peace.
II the sober and deliberate APP
praisal Of pre-war civilization makes
II seem q Worthwhile inheritance,
then with patience and good eour-
age Il will be preserved. There
never again will be precisely the old
order; indeed, / know Of no one who
thinks Il 70 be desirable. For out Of
the old order came the war Itself,
and the rev order, established and
made secure, never will permit its
recurrence.
Il isno figure Of speech to say We
have come 20 the test Of our civiliza-
tion. The world has been passing
- to-day passing q greet
crisis. The conduct Of war itself
IS not more difficult than the so
luton OF the problems which neces-
sarily follow. am not speaking
~ this moment OF the problem
In its wider aspect Of world re-
habiiitation or of international re-
lationship. The reference IN TO our
own social, financial and economic
problems at nome. These things are
not TO be considered solely as prob
lens apart from all international re-
lstionship, but every nation must be
able 20 carry on for itself, else IT'S
New-York tribune., 1922-12-09

wish I could bring 10 you the pre-
else Recommendation for the preyen-
tion Of strikes which threaten the
welfare Of the people and menace
public safety. II IS an impotent civ
iiization and an inadequate govern
ment which lacks the genius and the
courage 70 guard against such
menace TO public welfare as We ex-
perienced last summer. You wero
aware of the governments great con-
cern and rs futile attempt 10 aid In
IN adjustment. Il will reveal the mex
cusable obstinacy which was respon-
sible for 80 much distress 70 the
country 10 recall now that, though all
disputes are not yet adjusted, the
many settlements which have been
made were on the terms which the
government proposed Ia mediation.
Public interest demands that am
pie power shall be conferred upon
the labor tribunal. whether IL rs tho
present board or the suggested sub
stitute, 70 require its rulings 10 be
accepted by both parties 10 a dis
puted question.
Let there be no confusion about
the purpose Of the suggested con-
ferment OF power 20 make decisions
effective. There can be no denial Of
constitutional rights Of either rail
way gorkmen OF railway managers.
No man can be denied his right 20
labor when and how he chooses, or
cease 70 labor when he so elects, but
since the government assumes 20
safeguard his Interests while en-
ployed in an essential public service
the security Of society itself demands
his retirement from the service shall
not be 20 timed and related a. 20
effect the destruction Of that service.
This vitality essential public trans
portation service, demanding 50 much
Of brain and Drawn. 80 much for
efficiency and security, ought to offer
the most attractive working eondi-
tions and the highest Of wages paid
20 worknen in any employment.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-09

Constltutlonal prohibition has been
adopted By the nAtion. II Is tho eu-
pren,e law OF the land. In plain
spcakiBg. there are conditions relat-
lng 40 its enforcement which SAVIOR OF
nationwide scandal. u is the most
demoralizing factor In our public
life.
Moss OF our people assumed that
The adoption OF the Eighteenth
Amendment meant the elimination
OF the question from our politics On
the contrary. 10 has been so lntensl-
fed as an issue that many voters are
disposed 20 make ell political de-
clsions with reference 20 this single
question. Il 20 distrnctinG the public
mind and prcjudieing the judgment
OF the eleetorate.
The day Is unlikely 20 come when
tho Eighteenth Amendment will be
repealed. The fact may as we'll DO
recognized and our course adapted
aeeordingly. II the statutory pro-
visions for It's enforcement are con
trary 90 deliberate public opinion
which | do not believe, the rigorous
and literal enforcement VIII eoneen-
trate public attention on any reQui-
site modification.
Such a course conforms with the
law and saves the humiliation OF the
government and the humiliation OF
our people before the world, and
ehallsnees the destructive forces en-
gagged In widespread violation. Of
hcial corruption, and individual de-
moralization.
The Eighteenth Amendment in
wolves the concurrent authority OF
state and Federal governments, FOR
the enforcement OF the policy u de-
fines. A certain lack OF dehniteness,
through division OF responsibility, IL
thus introduced. In order 90 bring
nbout q full understanding Of duties
and responsibilitieg as thus distrib-
uted. purpose 10 invite tho Cover
nora OF the states and territories, ~
an early opportunity. 10 q conference
with the Federal executive authority.
Out of the full and free c0nsidera-
tions which will thus be possible, II
Il confidently believed, will emerge
q more adequate comprehension oil
The whole problem, and definite poll
leles Of national and state eo-opera-
tion in administering the laws
There are pending bills ior inc
registration OF the alien who has
come 20 our shores. ! wish the pas
sage Of such an act might be expe-
dited. Life amid American oppor,
tunities is worth the seeking, and
the nation has the right 70 know who
are citizens in the making or VINO
live among Us and share our advan-
New-York tribune., 1922-12-09
Farors Child Labor Amendment and
Measures to Curb Era of High Prices

I must not risk tho wearyinG OF your
patienee with detailed reference.
Reclamation and irrigation prcl-
eets. where waste land may DO
made available for settlement and
productivity, are worthy OF your
favorable consideration.
When Il Is realized that We are
consuming our timber four times as
rapidly ns we are growing it We must
encourage the greatest possible CO
operation between the FEDERAL gov
eminent, the various states, and the
owners OF forest lands, 90 the emo
that protection from fire shall bo
made more effective and replanting
encouraged.
The fuel problem Is under study
now By yey capable faet-hnding
commission, and any attempt 20 deal
with the coal problem, Of such deep
concern 20 the entire nation, must
await tho report OF the commission.
There are necessary studies OF
great problems which Congress
might we'll initiate. The wide spread
between production costs and prices
which consumers pay concerns every
citizen OF the Republic. lt con
tributes very largely 20 the unrest
IN agriculture and must stand spon-
sor Tor much against which We in-
weigh IN that familiar term-tho
high cost OF living.
10 one doubts the excess IS trace
able 20 the levy Of the middlemSn,
but IL would be unfair TO charge
him with ell responsibility before
We auuraiFo what is exacted Of him
by our modernly complex life. We
have attacked tho problem on one
side By the promotion Of eo-opera-
tive marketing and we might we'll
inquire into tho benefits Of CO.
operative buying. Admittedly, tho
consumer Is much 70 blame himself.
because of his prodigal expenditure
and his exaetion of service, but gov
New-York tribune., 1922-12-09
el lawmakers ON Vital Problems in Message to Congress

mage movement Of freight. a.
the efficiency Of th4 raliro,l, e 4
be effected II the supsr.eo~., -
gran were adopted an eoss,l3
that constructive measure, ..'F
lated 20 promote such A inA,.
deyelopment-I an tsmpted - 4
such an Industrial revolntles-
be well worthy the careful ,,,,,.x ~
and fostering interest of tks sssI-.
government. A
New-York tribune., 1922-12-09

Closely related 70 this problem o.
education Is the abolition OF child
labor. Twice Congress has attempted
the correction Of the evils incident
10 child employment. The decision
Of the Supreme Court has put thla
problem outside the proper DOMAIN
OF Federal regulation until the Con
ftitution is 80 amended as 20 give
the Congress indubitable authority
I recommend the submission OF sneh
an amendment
We have two schools Of thought re
lating 10 amendment Of the Constitu-
ton. one need not be committed 70
the belief that amendment Is weaken
inc the fundamental law, or that
excessive amendment is essential 90
meet every cphcmeral whim. We
ought 20 amend % meet the demands
Of the people when sanctioned ~
deliberate public opinion.
One year ago ! suggested the sub
mission Of an amendment 30 that we
mny lawfully restrict the issues OF
tax exempt securities, and ] renew
that recommendation nov. la1-ex-
f.NNN .EIAlAAAfn AAN At 2 tAe ~
fources % Federal taxation and they
are encouraging unproduetive and
extrAvagant oypenditures b. states
and municipa There - more
than the menace IN mounting public
debt, there u the dissipation OF capt
tai which should be made available
10 the needs Of productive industry.
The proposed amendment viii place
the state and Federal governments
and all political subdivisions on an
exact equality, and viii correct the
growing menace of public borrowing.
which IN left unchecked may soon
threaten the stability Of our instltu-
tions.
We are so vast and so varied IN
our national interests that scores OF
problems arc pressing FOR attention.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-09

thought 20 have been stamped out
when we committed the nation, lifo
and soul, 20 the World War.
There Il call 90 make the allen
respect our institutions while he ae-
eepls our hospitality. There - need
10 magnify the American viewpoint
10 the alien who seeks citizenship
among us. There IL need 70 magnify
the national viewpoint 20 Americans
throughout the land. More, there Is
New-York tribune., 1922-12-09

While ! have everlasting faith IN
our Republic, Il would be folly in
deed TO blind ourselves 20 our prob
lens al home. Abusing the hospital
ity Of our shores are the advocates
Of revolution, finding their deluded
followers among those who take on
the habiliments Of an American
without knowing an American soul.
There IS the reerudeseenee OF hy-
phenated AmerIcanIsm which We
New-York tribune., 1922-12-09

n demand for every living being In
the United states 20 respect and
abide by the laws Of the Republic.
Let men who are rending the moral
fiber OF the Republic through easy
contempt for the prohibition iaw,
because they think II restricts tnelr
personal liberty, remember that they
eet the example and breed a con
tempt for law which viii ultimately
destroy the Republic.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-09

ernment might we'll s6ryo 70 point
tho way Of borrowing the spread Of
price, especially between the pro-
ductlon OF food and It's consumption'
A supsr-power survey Of the East
ern industrial region has recently
been completed, looking 20 uninca-
tl0n Of steam. water and electric
powers and 20 a unified scheme OF
power distribution. The survey
proved that vast economies in ton
New-York tribune., 1922-12-09
Prohibition Most DemOralizing
Factor in U. S., Says President
Calls for Strict Enforcement Strike Curbs, Child La
Dor Amendment, Ban on Tax-Free Issues, Rail
Mergers, Farm Aid, Helpful Policy Abroad
Frn 7ns Aub...s,. Eoss,a

TrbuuSs
WASHINGTON Dec. S.-Tbe tert of President Hordings
,essn0e IA Congress to-ddv foll0ws in full
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-24

There is only one South End in South Bend. The
choice part of this along Miami Street stretching
from Ewing Avenue to the heights of Donmoyer
Avenue This section is now plated. 1t offers
home sites that cannot be exceled in the city. These
lots being sold easy terms. They not
only bargains from the standpoint of home but as
an investment they work at the top for safety and
profit Call the Franklin Savings Company, 207 W.
Jefferson Blvd. and get the Particulars-Home
Phone 6526.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-24
LEGAL NOTICES

ISSOLUTION-The partnership OF 2.
n McGreer and Geo. NJ Harlow. doin 2
business under the name and style o.
The GreerlO Co." was dissolved on
the 18th day Of April, 1922. All bills.
now due TO be presented 20 F. " Nc
Greer for payment. he undersigned
will not be responsible for any debts
contracted under firm name OK Greerl0
Co after this date
tSigned) f 4. McCREER
GEO M HARLOW
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-24

FOR SALE
Two-storv brick building has two
store rooms and eight living rooms 3
1hS0-3 g. Miami ST. good proposition.
81 co.. down balance terms.
Twelve-room house with bath, l0t
49x2J0 f.. SOS :. Taylor 81. priced a.
SIS 30 for quick sale
Five-room modern bun S1iow, large
living room with fireplace 90 Irving
ton Az $500
Four--oom modern unEalow 90
block Howard s. 81 improve me MS
in and paid for S37oo. easy terms
Five-ro0m bungalow. together with
grocery building on same lot Alb lrv-
incton Az $3.50 for quick Fale.
EiEhf-room house. 1872 y Huey ST (,
s. 2N easy terms
VIII build two houses on lots To-
Gated on Anthcnv ST. near nEer fac
tory. on easy terms.
HARRY JOSEPHSOS
Suite q odd Fellow Bldg.
Phone Lincoln $40
I HAVE a few strictly modern homes
with four bedrooms. located tr Harter
Heights. Eieewater Place. etc Also
number II very hne dupleXes and
double houses. Prices and terms reas-
enable.
NM HAPP
2OT s. MaiH&st- Phone: Lincoln 1871
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EARNS FOB SAFE

r m q earning Investment; Southern
~ w Maryland Farms 90 actual set
tiers. Terms. = cash 300 A $500 so
A 5000 40 A. 800. Write 10 +. Keen.
California. Nd.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-24


We have residences in the best loca-
tions in south Bend-Harter Heights,
Navarro Place. Riverside Drive. Edge
water. II seeking a desirable location,
see US
Northeast-Beautifu bungalow. new
vacant eight blocks from center; oak
floors and trim, paved street. $500
terms.
Nortwest-New bungalow. modern
paved street $500; $500 cash.
We have many bungalows. new. well
arranged. from $3.50 20 5000
Near Notre Dame-Neat four room
cottage, one half acre. garage garden
shade. electricity. 81 900 $500 cash
Beautiful new home. seven rooms
modern oak finish $500: $500 cash
Splendid six room home eight blocks
from center, large lot $3.50, terms
NOrthweSt-Six rooms. modern bUi
furnace; paved street. $500; terms
Southeast-Splendid modern seven
room home fOored attic garage
large lot; sha6e shrubbery. $4,000
500 cash.
Five blocks from center-ExceIlent
nine-rOom house modern: oak floors
corner lot $4,000 terms
Home Sites-I.ots in Florence Knoll
on car line. 1928 TO $3.50; easy terms
Residence sites-the beautiful Summel
Farm land 14-acre tracts. close 10 city
500 per acre
Worden Realty Co, MAS. 23s Farm
ers Trust Bldg.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-24
IF You ARE

LIVING N A RENTED HOUSE
OR APARTMENT. FURNISHED
OR UNFURNISHED AND ARE
PAYING MORE THAN 5000 PER
MONTH. A TELEPHONE CALL
WILL BRING INFORMATION
OF MUCH INTEREST TO YOU.
THIS PROPOSITION WILL NOT
BE OPEN LONG. MAIN 3sos OR
123 y. TAYLOR ST.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-24
FOR SALE

FOX SALE
Miami ST. 8 rooms and bath. all mod
ern, garage. $4,000.
Five rooms. large living room. large
dining room two bedrooms. large
kitchen, good lot, close 10 Portage; first
class condition Price, 100000.
al modern: garage 100000
Northwest. rooms, gas. water. s.
0Oo00; cash. $4,000.
Four-room bungalow. Rush St. near
Dubail. all modern. s.. $1,000; $500 90
down
VOIGT & BRADFORD
col -202 Citizens Bank Bldg.
L-5111--L- 500
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-24
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
; room modern house. large lot.
Marine 81. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. $4,000
room modern house with sun
parlor. +. Dayton st. ........ 4150OO
room modern house: beautiful
surroundings. Leland Av. .... $4,000
room modern house. Forest Av. 10000
room modern house. large lot.
Allen 81. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. b.Jp01
6 room modern house. alley lot,
garage. T. Bowman ........... 10000
room bun galov. modern. large
lot, :. 18th St. .-.............. $4,000
We have some very desirable vacant lots
we will sell vacant or viii build 70 suit
you.
DUNNAHOO & BAILEY
400 J. NJ :. Bldg
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-24
wANTED-A HOUSE.

IF You HAVE A MODERN
HOUSE OF 5. 6 OR Z ROOMS FOR
SALE OR RENT. SEND DIES
CRIPTION. WITH STREET AID
DRESS AND YOUR TELEPHONE
NUMBER. ALSO YOUR TERMS.
TO BOX 301. CARE NEWS TINES.
SOUTH BEND. IND.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Houses For sale.

VOW VACANT
SQUARE TYPE. STRICTLY NOD
ERN FIVE ROOM HOME. ALL
IMPROVEMENTS N AND PAID
FOR. CORNER LOT. DEsIRA-
BILE LOCATION. VERY REASON
ABLE TERMS. FOR APPOINT
MEST PHONE MAIN 500 OR
CALL At 1879 RIVERSIDE
DRIVE
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-24

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Wanted-ReaI Estate

TRADE YOUR HOUSE equity for farm
80 acres level. cult old bldCs.; $500.
Owner. Box 40. Muskecon. Mich
WANTED or room modern house in
y W. part that can be bought with
reasonable payment down Address
NeNs- inns BOY 70 anl
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-24
Real Estate Values Are Listed Here
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Houses for sale

Houses for sale 81
ELEVEN ROOM MODERN HOUSE: .
tafh rooms. hardwood foors and
rim Close In a fine income prop
erfv Very easy terms
Main 2G31 GARN BROS co
Res Main 453s e32 Farmers Trust
PEACE ~ mind is not m be found In
places. bur rather in the possession If
things loved and sought for The Dos
session - p HAHTER HEIGHTS home
viii ~ many mean an ~ the world y
goods for which they vearn. and the
fov which will come with such posses
sion viii be ample reward for the price
paid for such peace Louis q. Palmer
& @ 812 Union Trust Bldg ST 1ff9
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Houses For sale s

Mr.. RENTER
WHY CONTINUE PAYING FOR
THE OTHER MANS HOME
NEWLY BUILT BUNGALOW.
LARGE ROOMS AND BATH. GAS.
ELECTRIC LIGHTS. FULL BASE
MENT. FURNACE. ETC. LOCA-
TON. E FOX ST. CAR LINE
ONE BLOCK. ONLY $3.50; $3.50
DOWN. $3.50 PER MONTH CAN
BE SEEN BY APPOINTMENT.
NOW FOR QUICK ACTION.
WRITE OSCAR J. PROV. 1143
S. MAIN ST. SOUTH BEND. IND.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-24

WANTED-Wiu pay 100000 down.
5000 per month. for good six OF seven
room modern home In north or north
east part of city Not 20 exceed ST.
10000. Address =. o. Box 50. city
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-24
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
Just what you were looking for
sroom house with large lot. skies
Room for two more houses This i
one Of the best locations on y. Lafsy
cite ST.. In high residence district, near
park. and has high elevation. The
price IS very low for this community
For Sale BY
F. J. ANDERSON. REALToR
663 Farmers Trust Bldg.
L-1355 - L-155e
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