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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-13
NSTIlNTARE

Stunt rugati toti abonentl1
nostri a observa urmatoarele
reguli la trimiterea pentru
schimbare de adresa.
/. Sa Sc scrie adresa veche
1nde la mers ziarul 81 adresa
unde s'a mutat.
2. La fiecare persoana sd
Sc alature marci de Sc. S8 se
caute ga nj sc dea numele stra
del 81 al orasului correct.
Cine nu observa aceste re
gull in zadar asteapta Sd i i.
schimbe adresa ca nu Sc poate
Administratia.
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Lupta pc viata 81 moarte.i

= 81 acum?
= Acum mai ales; eand calnpp-
MIA electorala Sc. deschide in con
ditii asa de brielnice pentru
-ru toata suflarea romaneasca
1ornica de cinste 81 de corectitu-
line politica 81 .cand la carma sta:
tului sc gaseste un guverh = gu
.vernul .balaul4llui Gu trei capete.
: intelegeti, prin urmare, cll
cata insufIetire vOm ridica' saba
vOtului ca sa taem aceste capete.
Lupta se sda, ASA dal, pc yiati
Isl pc ,moarte intre archanghelul
Elemocratiei 81 balaurul oligarhiei
ST. daca legea electorala ar per-
mite 81 alte semne pc buletinele
de yot decat .numai figuri geome-
trice. semnul democratiei ar tre-
bui sd fie acum: un arhanghel Gu
saba de foe, lar al oligarhiei
balaurul Gu trei capete.
= Yeti izbandi? 81 cum?
= Desi nu mai sunt tinar, to-
tusi nadajduiesc sa mai traiesc
ca sd yad 81 ultimele zvarcoliri
ale acestui balaur.
Instinctiv, toate partidele care
au ceva in minte 81 in suflet mai
presus de dorinta de a-si prelungi
o exlstenta efemera 81 inchipuita,
vor merge la lupta fiecare pc dru-
,murlle lor, uncle, poate, cot la
cot; toate drumurile insa CONVEX
gand spre aceiasi tinta: strivirea
capetelor de balaur. Doar nu de-
geaba omenifea de secole a chez
TUT atata energie 81 varsat
atata sange pentru libertate 81
dreptate.
81 moi, eel de All, vom fl niste
nemernici daca nu vom sti sa
dam ultimul asalt pentru cuceri-
rea deplina a acestor bunuri sim
te de dreptate 81 de libertate ;
caci aceste bunuri, din cauza fall
sificarii vietii noastre publice, nu.
le avem All in realitate, desi sunt
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bogat 81 numai are alti copii. Nj
intrebat daca il iubesc. Nam ras-
puns mimic 81 M am facut rosie
ca bujorul. NJ am vazut in oglin-
da, sezand in fata Ell. Dansa a
raspuns zimbind: ''Acum stu
tot. NJ trebue sa-mi spui mimic
''Azi cand a VENT Billy, dina
Brown Isl facea treaba prih bu-
catarie. D-nul Brown plecat la
cinematograf singur. Zicea ca
lisa urit sd stea acasa. Dina
Brown ma protestat. Billy a fost
mai indraznet ca de alta data.
Am banuit indata ca dina Brown
ia spus ceva despre mine Cine
site &c 10 ii spus! Poate ia zis
cal iubescl
In casa err prea cald 81 am
esit pc yeranda. Strada era pus-
tie ii intunerecul adanc, gros.
MOI st4m alaturi pc un leagan. Ii
simteeIn caIdura ,corpului. III Ii
nistea selei i-asi Ii putnt nnsnara
.bat45le inimei. ,Doanns! CO sfios.
,lSa M ziea un cuvant de i,lbire,I
cand 1tin ~ nlS iilbeste. Dacs
i 'asgi d verbit 81 scate cevs, n al ii
asst 1 X A. n .st 4! pgk 1Iins'
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inscrise in Constitute. MOI ne
,zbatem insa in minciuna 81 arbi-
trar. 0 adevarata tragedie.


ST cum vedeti rezultatul fl
nal al acestei tragedii!
Ceea-ce s'a petrecut de la
caderea guvernului Va ida 81 pana
All, ma face sd zic, cd toata con-
vingerea. ca oligarhia noastra, in
desperarea cauzei eli pc care o
vede pierduta, STA pierdut pur 81
Lsimplu mintile. Ea Sc rostogoleste
vertiginos dintr 'un guvern In
tr altul, Cd dintr'o prapastie in
tr alta din zee in ce mai mare
pentru ca sd sfarseasca cum
toate Sc sfarsesc pc lume sub
piatra mormantala: aci zac rama
sitele unei lumi vechi.
81 piatra ii va Fl usoara, peptru
ca lumea noua care va veni la
viata, va fl asa de fericita, ca va
ierta totul.
Oar, ca lumea norla, dorita de
moi, sa ajunga la sentimental
uman al iertarii 81 al uitarii, va
trebui sa treaca neaparat prin
durerile luptei aprige la care lu-
mea veche prOvoaca 81 o sfi-
deaza acum in mod asa de brutal.
Al. Alecsiu.
DIN 'Adevarul".
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spus ca as prefera sd Sez jos pc
iarba 81 mia zis cd mai bine.
Am mers mai in desis 81 ne-am
tolanit pc iarba verde 81 deasa
Ca sa nu-mi murdaresc hainele a
intins mai multe jurnale, staruind
sd sez pc cle. Nu Pam refuzat.
Nu puteam. Sc ruga asa de fru-
mos, 81 privirile lui imi strapun-
geau inima.
'oSe apropiase ora sosirii tre-
|nului din Newark, cu care tre-
buea sa viu, 81 GU toate ca am
stat Gu el peste sase ore, ma po-
menit mimic de iubjrea lui pentru
mine, Gu toate Cd vedeam ca il
consuma.
Ma gandeam ca amtperdut 0
ii in zadar Gu el. Ma gandeain ca
pana cand nu-i dau sa fntelsaga,
ca daca az indrazni * spuna Cd
ma iubeste nu M 'asl sapdra, nu
va dsschide gura, dar cum sal
spui: M voiam ia ilcsp III ata-
clil. Era datoria lui.
Cand 81 ma scol Dx plee, ii
spun g peste . luna, dIkce des
pun examenul, ma 1c u Ne
'FArk y stau ea namas am ss
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.lUrmare).
"3O Maiu 1896.

ss~@ ''3O Maiu 1896.
Aseara am stat pana La miezul
hoptei de yorba Gu Billy. Vorbe
de claca. Banalitati. &c poti sa
yorbestf cand sunt dol martori
de fatai Ma hotarilem, fiindca-i
1sa sfios, sal trag de limba, dar
ma fost chip. Cand dina sau dl
Brown, era Gu moi. Cand ma in
ttlnesc Gu el pc strada nu-mi vine
ri sgandaresc. M ss cuvine.
Nm stiu cs 81 zic! Eu cred Cd nu
- envine iliei IN cas1. FL ar tre-
ui y deschix6 gufa si nu ea
upamne es tinSr sfios Sa ii fost
,la Il lgell lni, pana ecnm imi
w iniala de xsce ori unei
sete ) i1lbese. n 'sgi Il
&1s. 81 Az iubeyte.
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| "Odata imi zice: DISCARD
Stenson aaa" 81 a amutit.
Lam intrebat ce-a volt sa-mi
|spuna, 81 intr 'un tarziu, ilai zice
ca frumos afara Gu toate cal
intuneric.
Mia VENT sal fac un branci
sa caza de pc leagan. Nam mai
putnt rabda. Nam sculat III
cand: Buna seara. E tarziu. Mi-e
somn, 81 nam suit in camera
mea, fara sal intind lnana, ca de
obiceiu.
'Rfndurile aceste LEAN scris
intro stare de surescitare ner-
voasa.l Maine am sa fac tot posi-
|,'bilul sd nu ma intslnesc ca 81.
Daca veni la moi am 81 ma urc
gus 81 am sal zic d-nei Brown sa-i
spuie Cd nu ma STINT lhine.'
ZIG Julie 1896.
All am facut I'M oeol mare
,cand n am dus Ia scoaG a la re-
|intoarcere asemenea, numai % y
az ma fntalnesc 81 II.
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Pc
vIAT!A 81
Pc MOARTE
Convorbire Gu dl Paul Bujor.

Am rugat pc dl Paul BuJor
distinsul professor de la universe
atea din Iasi 81 unul din prlncl-
palii fruntasi al partidului tara
nesc, sd ne spuna cum prlveste
,ituatia politica 81 care este att
tudinea partidului taranesc.
ID. Paul Bujor, a bine-volt sa
lie dea urmatoarele lamuriri:
Care va fl atitudinea partl-
lului taranesc in viitoarea cam
panic electorala, am intrebat pc
Il Bujor?
Mai intai trebue sd va spun
cd din manifestarile partidului
taranesc. Gu ocazia deselor criZe
politice din ultimele timpuri, sunt
sigur cd toata lumea de buna Gre
linta S "a putut CONVINCE Gu pri-
osinta de atitudinea hotarita 81
nereu cOnSecuenta a acestuI par
id fata de vechile particle oligar-
lice 81 aliantele lor.
Totdeauna lozinca noastra a
ost de merge pc calea dreapta
ale luminata de principiile GU
noscute ale partidului nostru 81
nelntunecata de abilitatile in care
celelalte partide mai rau Sc int
. urea decat Sc descurca Ca ciie
e forteaza in abilitati, t'iftl poate
"a faca decat stangacii.
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DR.. ALBERT F. SMELL
80 Public Square, Cleveland o.
OH 1864 Wesley Ave-, OinoinaM,
Ohio
Orele do oficiu de h s 4. n. pl-
NJ : 8 p. N.
Duminecs q sxrb&tori Do h II
.. n. pfnx Il ! p. n
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IN Wit A R E

Dl Lazar Jurju din comuna
RapOltul-mare jud. Huniedoara,
Romania. Are Onoare a face GU
nOScut CasatOria sa Gu d-SOara
Maria Muntean.
D-soara Maria Muntean din
comma Lisa jud. Fagaras. Ro-
mania. Are onoare face cunos-
cut Casatoria Sd Gu d-nul Lazar
Jurjiu.
Invita- GU tOata dragOstea pc
tOate niamurile. onsateni, prize
tint 81 cunoscuti din loc 81 jur a
lua parte la Celebrarea Cununiei
lOr Religloase, care Va avea lOc in
Dumineca de - Februarie 1922
Ia orele = p. m. in Hala Societatii
sSentinela Romano" din loc, 81
,Greder Str. Fort Wayne, Ind.
.Hrrviciul divin Sc va tinea de
-eatra Rev. Simion Mihaltan preot
-gr.-or. rom. din Indiana Harbor,
Ind.
= NASH Dor Fl oil Nicolae 81 dina
Paraschiva Istrate din comuna
Porcesti jud. Sibiu Romania. de
prezent locuitOri in Fort Wayne,
Ind. T.
e Masa va fl aranjata La Orele
j p. m. 81 dupa masa Va urma
dams pana la ziua.
O muzica din cele mai bune va
dlstra pc onorati oaspeti Gu cele
mai frumOase arii de dams 81 can
tece rationale.
I'm speranta, ca yom avea onoa-
rea va saluta in mijlocul nostru
pana la revedere am ramas salu-
tandu-va Gu toata dragostea.
-. MIRH 81 NASH.
1856.
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ocup un post de profesoara in
orasul meu natal.
i''Am observat cateva creturi
usoare pc fruntea lui lata 81 imi
zise GU tristete adanca in vocea
lui, ca de zee nu rainan in C0lum-
bus, ca 81 aici asi putea ocupa un
serviciu bun, fie ca pfofesoara
fie ga functionara la casa de
comert, char in oficiul lui tatsu,
81 a-si Fl mai bine platita.
liam zis ca trebue sd merg
acasa, ca mama g singura 81 ma
doreste, 81 dansa h'ar vol sd Sc
mute in Columbus, ca s'a obis-
mutt in Newark, unde are mai
multe prietene.
ma condus pana aproape de
casa. La despartire mia intins
mana. Era mai calda ca de obi
ceial 81 privlrea lui era trista,
melancolica.
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DIR. ALBERT SMELL
Della Sanatoriul Privat din
Cincinnati, Ohio,
Va rdmanea in Cleveland la
oficiul dansului, 80 Public
Square, pana Mercuri seara, Is
Februarie. Gu patru zile mai
mutt. Aceasta am facut-o sa
acomodam clientii nostri carl
II 'au putut veni in ultima VIII
ia ce-am facut-o.
Orele de oficiu 9 a. m. la 6 o. M.
Doctorul trateaza toate Boale-
le Cronice 81 Dnormitatile Ia
oameni, femei 81 copii. Mule Ca
uri ar fl putut Fl crutate de pri-
mejdioasa operate dacG s'ar Il
supus la tratamentul doctorilor.
1RATEAZA ToATE BoALELE
LA BARBAT1, FEME1 81 COPu
Catar 81 dureri de stomac li-se
d &atentie speciala. Dac1 suferi
de catar, du-te sd te e1aminese.
Daca cazul dtra este curabil, el
ii va spune frnac; dacx 9 incu-
rabil el te Va sfatui. Daca al re-
umatism, ne-yositate, donpsie,
umflaturi de picioare orr mini.
Boala de ficat, boala de inima,
Debilitate nervoasx Varsat, A.
meteala, dipepsie, indigestie, con
stipatie, neregula la stomac orr
pintece ori epilepsie, du-te 81 la
sd ca DR.. Smell va te vadx. FAt6
stricata, boala dc sfnge, pele,
ori chelie, Ruptur4 81 SurpAtur3
stunt tratate.
+ e n 4 I + Z.
Care sufere de Dureri de Cap,
Melancciie, Dureri spinale, Boa
le speciale, Iregular;tati, Slahi-
diuni, ori boale pculiare, sc con-
suite acest specialist. Boala de
oval orr pintece vor ii tratate
far4 cutit. Daca al fost sfxtuit4
"a sd te supui Ia operate sur.
gicala pentru dificultatile pfnte-
celui, ruptura orr surpaturS, nu
asculta, nu lasa viata sx-ti fie
prilnejduita de lance, cutit ori
altceva fnainte de . consulta pc
acest specialist. r.
BARBAT1 BATRfN1 OH IT,
NERI.
Nu e fntrebare care este boala
D-Tale, ori de cfnd o ai,. dacx
viata vitoare 81 fericirea ti-s In
Joe consulta acest doctor spe-
cialist. Nu 1ntrebsrc CO rapoar-
te descurajatoare sveti din ori
ti-s'a spus Cd eSti incursbil.
&c directie; nu face mimic dacx
ATENTIA SPEC1ALA Ia exa-
minarile microscopic 81 chimice
. sfngelui, urinei 81 . scuipatu-
lui 81 toti pacientii care sufere
de nervositate is compicat tiuni
mentale ce comunice Ia adresa:
New-York tribune., 1922-11-11
Arrnistice Day

Armistice Day stirs the deeper
wells Of notion. The delirious joy
Of that November day four years
ago when the World War was ended
will never be recaptured, but while
present generations live the anniver-
sary will be freighted with memories
of the heroic dead and solemn
thanksgiving for the peace with VIC
tory.
1t is the day above others that we
hold in common with cur European
brothers-in-arms-with France, with
Great Britain, with Belgium, with
Italy. Stronger than leagues of ma
tions is the remembrance of young
blood shed in the cause Of humanity,
OF decency, Of the freedom of peo-
pies. Differences there have been
In the postwar transactions, but
wranglings and dissensions are
shamed and forgotten at the tombs
of the Unknown Soldiers.
The simple and beautiful ceremo-
nies at Arlington last year set the
note of quietude- for the celebration
If Armistice Day. If there is to be
set formula of Observance the
two-minute interval Of silence at II
o'clock, so impressively kept a year
ago, seems entirely fitting. This ap-
rropriate custom, in keeping with
the reverential mood Of the holiday,
the League of Remembrance is at
tempting to establish permanently
on all the continents and on the
seven seas.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-11
Wet Activities i'm Congress

The wet and dry issue cut across
party lines last Tuesday and materi-
ally increased the strength Of the
anti-Volstead group in the House of
Representatives. The wet strength
at the polls has also given moral en-
couragement to those who have been
drawing logical distinction between
amendment prohibition and prohibi-
ton as applied under the Volstead
act.
Here is q difference which has
been too much ignored. If Congress
may fix the Intoxicating content of
beer at one-half of | per cent it may
also fix it at 112 or at 21a per cent.
1t may use discretion in execution to
the extent of taking the embargo off
light wines. 1t may also amend the
Volstead act, for instance, so as to
allow Intoxicating liquors to be sold
on American passenger vessels COM
PEELED to compete on the high seas
with foreign vessels entitled to sell
outside the three-mi1e limit.
There is taint of sharp practice
about promising the people state leg
islation conflicting with the Volstead
act. The Federal law is superior to
the state law, and the latter is only
gesture in SO far as it pretends to
legalize the sale of beer and light
wines. But no charge of bad faith
can lie against a Federal legislator
who works to amend the Volstead
act within any limits which the Su-
preme Court may recognize as leg,ti-
mate.
Volsteadism is not to stand un-
challenged. The enforcement act is
open to political attack the same as
any other act is. 1t is subject to re-
peal as any other is. 1t will sur
vlve only il it is able to hold its own
against hostile criticism. This means
that any wet group in the House or
the Senate is free to attack both It
and the amendment which it en-
forces. Such campaign would be
bipartisan on both sides and would
greatly annoy the major parties.
But 1t Will be attempted in the next
Congress and in other Congresses SO
long as large sections Of the coun-
try remain unreconciled to present
methods Of enforcement and make
their feelings known as vociferouslv
as they did last Tuesday.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-11
Stripes for the Fat Man

Fat men are really sensitive
about their looks. They know that
nobody loves them, and so they take
up golf, strain at daily dozens and
vote for prohibition for no other pur-
pose than to reduce. But THEY'VE
never bestowed any gray matter ON
the fine art Of dressing to conceal
the increase of avoirdupois. Nor
have their tailors done anything to
help them slenderize.
Womens on the other hand. have
given great deal of thought to
the matter. Styles for the styl;sh
stout have a distinct place in fash
ION circles. The latitude and lonei-
tude Of the feminine form divine
have been carefully considered in.
the EFFORT TO make woman appear
SLIM though she may, indeed. be
fair, fat and more than forty. Fash
ion experts vie with one another il,
developing modes for her.
But the failure Of the tailor
custom and readymade, to come e.
Sne rescue Of the unhappy fat man
need no longer cause despair. For
the matter has received the serious
consideration Of the New York
New-York tribune., 1922-11-11
The Majority i'm the House

Many calculators in the news dis
patches went astray yesterday in
putting the Republican majority in
the House at seven. because the Re-
publican membership was seven over
a majority of the body, which is 218.
The majority on Thursdays news
was really fifteen, since the Republi-
cans numbered 225, the Democrats
2o7 and the outsiders three. The Re-
publican plurality was eighteen. To-
day, because Of a change in Penn
sylvania, the Republican member
ship has risen to 223 and the Demo-
cratic fallen to 206, giving a Repub-
ican plurality Of twenty and Re-
publican majority Of seventeen.
In the second year of the McKin-
ley Administration the Republican
majority in the House was reduced
to eighteen. At the beginning Of the
Fifty-frst Congress it was only
three. A majority is majority,
and the smaller the majority the
greater call there is for intelligent,
unifying leadership. There are too
many Republicans in the present
House. In the next House numbers
will be at discount and brains at
q premium.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-11
Etiquette Among Burglars

The obliging burglar who, when
discovered in the pantry closet. Of
fered to telephone for the police
has established new precedent.
Whether or not this is the result of
close study Of one of the new books
OH etiquette is not stated. So many
embarrassing situations in life are
ably dealt with in these volumes that
even If this particular one is not
covered the enterprising Raffles at
least can learn many good points by
perusing them.
Perhaps q special burglars edi-
tion has been issued, preceded by q
full-page advertisement picturing a
burglar in a closet with bag of sill
yer and French maid just opening
the door, with underneath it cap
tion reading as follows: "Supposing
you had just put all the family plate
in your bag when you heard step
and decided to hide in the closet.
The step approaches your hiding
Place and the doorknob squeaks as it
Is turned. Do you know how to ex-
trcate yourself from this embar-
RAISING situation? Should you shoot
the French maid or gracefully sub
nat! When she cries sPolice!' should
you run or help her get them? If
you were to make blunder under
these circumstances it might cost
you flye years or more Of your life.
Can you afford not to kncau?"
Honor among thieves has long
heen byword in the English Ian
guage. Is the new variation Of this
to be courtesy among burglarsn9
New-York tribune., 1922-11-11
More Truth Than Poetry
BY James J. Montague
Hearsay Evidence

1 have cleaned information at
random
Concerning the sex they call
James.
In the view Of st. Paul they
know nothing at all,
Being wholly deficient in brains.
I have read many feminist novels,
And verse by the author Of
"Kim,"
Who has said quite lot, but Pm
sure I have not
Learned much about women
from him.
7 have followed the lady in "Main
Street."
Through all her hysterical life,
And am certainly glad that /
never have had
A person like that for my wife.
Bill Shakespeare made some
women lovely,
And some of them bitter and
grim;
They are hard to forget, but I
never as yet
Have learned about women
from him.
And now comes Ambassador Har
Breaking sszi out of the zone of
control,
And vows in a speech that a girl,
though peach,
Has never the sign of q soul!
He says she breaks all the Com
mandments,
That her moral ideas are dim,
Though she's shy and demure,
but I've not, / am sure,
Learned much about women
from him.
Some time shall study the prob
lem
That stumps every thinker and
sage,
But I'll heed not the words philo-
sophical birds
Have written in every past age.
I'll forget all the books and the
speeches
That I in my lifetime have
scanned,
For | cherish the hope that I'll
get the real dope
Il I learn about women first
hand.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-11

School Of Fine and Applied Arts, no
less. And the conclusion there
reached has the hearty support of
the department of costume design
of Carnegie Technology. The way
is now clear, and it is the haber-
dasher, not the tailor, who Is TO be
the fairy godmother Of the fat man.
For the thing that will work the
miracle is striped tie, scarf, cravat.
1t is as simple as that, and why
no one ever thought Of 1t before Ia
it's obviousness. The striped tie will
divert attention from the width of
the figure. The tie will be para
mount. The difficulty will be to
penetrate masculine intelligence
with the urgency Of the matter and
with it's exact technique. Just
stripes are not enough. Horizontal
stripes make a woman look wider
and wider. They hardly serve other
wise for man. 1t is only in
vertical stripes that there lies saliva
tion, and where is the school of art
that can apply such doctrine to
the negligent male mind?
New-York tribune., 1922-11-11
President EIsrxiing's Opportunity

The Old Guard Republicans are
slowly digging themselves out and
their voice sounds from the snow
bank in effect as follows:
ut was only furry. Just The
reaction we expected. Sit tight and
do nothing and the Democrats will
blunder. and we'll come back in 1924
just the same"
Fortunately for the Republican
party and the country large num-
Der of these gentlemen will leave
Washington for good on March a.
Meantime what they say matters
less and less. What does matter is
President Harding's attitude in the
premises and the problem of who is
to take over the leadership of the
Republican majority in the House
and the Senate.
The Republican party cannot sit
tight and do nothing and be true
to a single one of it's traditions,
let alone win an election. 1t faces
a new insurgency within its ranks
in the Middle West. 1t must find
new leadership that can cope with
this revolt-pick out it's sound de-
mands from it's unsound and con-
struct legislation that will enable
the agrarian West to weather it's
present storms. Or it might as we'll
go out Of business as national
party.
President Harding faces the turn
ing point Of his Administrator
There is no need that he become
dictator or seize a big stick. There
is need that he take stand against
hard-shell reaction and with the
open-nlinded membership of the
party. He has the precise gifts of
fair-minded, disinterested leader
ship needed to hold the party to-
gether in such a period of stress.
But he must use them.