, 1922-05-26

walton is less severely burdened Imam
dally.
As for the bushes future Of Am
erica, Mr.. Gary declared himself as
still an opimist~ In the iron and
aeel industry. he said, the profits are
not satisfactory but few. II any. ought
tb be doing business at a loss"
t"Pity the blind. deaf and foolish Pc.
rAm5st OF tho United Staies,' no Ad.
hired ma<pbe-s of the institution
1--WE arc carrying hitherto unheard
& financial burdens To bear then
HacefuIly and -contentedly there must
ID not only forbearance. encourage
Aent and assistance from every de-
rhrtment of government up to the
limit of propriety and Justice. but
there must also be entertained con-
skaufiy by every individual q spirit
q pat,enco, pluck, energy. generosity.
loyalty and charity fully UP to his or
her intelligence"
Summarizing his ramarils on the
txrtf question. Lndge Gary said:
A betwecn parties. h main dif-
xerenras, as I o II. Is that the Re
publican party IA stood for a pro
tertive tariff and tho Democratic
uarty for n tariff for The
settlement for this controversy should
include BOTH
In n plea for impartial control,
rhere It is undertaken. he insisted.
that "an lines and departments OF
economic activity of similar import
snce should be subjected to h same
treatmsnt" There a been a dispo-
ntSon in recent years. he declared. TO
spass laws which miserably exempt
labor organizations. and, recently.
hrm associations, ron governmental
Investigation. supervision n control
axainst wrong"
ITO permit such organizations to do,
a. b result of combination. things
<hat are claimed to DO beneficial to
them which are denied to others is to
create classes. to favor some and to
ipjure the whole body polite" the
stpal masnate declared.
.s'This Is not equal opportunity and
eaual obligation" he charged
In this connection Judge Gary took
Hing at Investigation and publ
cation when carried to excess" z
arsConstant, partisan and reckless in
1ulscnce in this pastime by represent
afives of government. or what is much
= worse, by self appointed, unqualified
O. dishonest individuals or associa-
lions, posing as public b~enefactors.
may be and often is misleading and
a~rtakonistic to the general welfare"
he said.
1.-The bonus question: he declared.
As not yet ripe for determination.
Even though there may be two sides
70 the question as to whether or not
a soldier who has escaped disability,
physical and mental. should be paid
OF ask payment of a bonus. IL would
not be useful for us to consider or
form opinions on that question at
present
''There has been considerable prop
uganda In behalf of the proposal" he
continued. Personalities and vitu-
perative comment have been INDUCED
m. Prejudices have been created.
High government officials, senators
md representatives have been impor,
tuned and. to a certain extent. abused
for opposition to or lack of interest in
the soldiers cause. National in
gratitude for loyalty and sacrifices has
been charged. Legislation has been
proposed, amended, discussed and
halted. Because of this situation n
feeling of unrest and resentment has
arisen and the effect upon h natural
progress of efforts to return to the
rormal conditions of peace and indus
Try has been depressing"
E"Former soldiers, like all others,
need opportunity to work and to con-
tinuously furnish this chance, courage