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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-05
BIC CAMP AICN
FOR MEASURE
Bone Petitions Circulate;
Predict Success Already

While petitions have been out less
than a week. the movement 10 ob.
tain signatures directing that tho
Bone free power bill be placed on the
ballots this fall has already gained
statewide momentum. and. ir some
districts. has taken on the nature
OF campaign.
Tacoma federated improvement
clubs have organized contest 20
see which club obtains the greatest
number OF signatures. A prize win
be awarded Tacoma fires power
enthusiasts claim moro signatures
will be given the movement IN tn.
coma with one.third seattle popu.
lationl than q receives In Seattle.
4 total OF 1900 petitions have
been Circulated. While many small,
err communities viii be eanvarssd for
signatures. the campaign will center
In the cities OF Tacoma. Seattle and
Spokane. Lack Of funds u handi.
Gaping the campaign. but Homer
T. Bone and his associates. who are
directing the movement. believe co..
600 TO 10000 signatures viii be OBJ
tanned. To succeed. the initiative
must be indorscd by 10000 voters.
AZ Green Lake. Sunday. the
Green Lake Commercial club in.
dorscd the movement. Blank pet.
tons were distributed TO tho mem.
bers for circulation in the neigh.
borhood.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-05
ASTHMA NOW CURED
BY new TREATMENT
Many Former Sufferers Re-
port Speedy Cures by In.
expensive Home
Treatment

sufferera Of Asthma should vel.
como the discovery OF y. J. lane
OF NJ. MArys. Kansas. Afr. Lane
has perfected the treatment for
Asthma that seemingly conquers all
symptoms ~ the dread disease
Users who have been cured by this
new treatment are highly snthusl.
astic In their praises Of this re-
markahlc discovery. AT. Lane him.
self has 20 much confidence his
new treatment will oure-ihat be
offers to rsnd a ,i.s5 bottle. post.
paid. 10 ans sufferer who Will write
him. Mr. fano does not expect any
money until this treatment has
cured and the person taking Il Is
10 be The Judge.
II you wish 90 be- ria OF Asthma.
write Mr. Lane ut 40 Lane Bldg.
81. Marys. Kansas. for his generous
offer send no money-Just your
name and address. Advertisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-05
Kansas City Doctor
Invents New Truss
New Discovery Heals Rupture
Without An Operation


Kansas City. No - (Specinll 49, A
new discovery which. experts agree.
has no equal for curative effects in
all rupture cases. Is the latest ac-
mplishment Of the waii-known
Hernia Specialist. DR.. Andrews. 21tH
Koch Bldg. Kansas City. Mo. The
Extraordinary success OF this new
method proves that II holds and
heals a rupture IL weighs only a
few ounces. Has no hard gouginE
pads no elastic belt. no leg straps
no steel bands. and Is as comfortable
as light garment. II has enabled
hundreds OF persons 10 throw away
truss~s and declare their rupture
absolutely healed. Many OF these
had serious double ruptures. from
which they had suffered for years.
II Is Or. Andrews ambition TO have
very ruptured person enjoy the
quick relief. comfort and healing
power OF his discovery. and he viii
send IL on free trial 20 any reader
~ The Star who writes him. He
wants one person In each nelghbor-
hood 10 whom he can refer. II you
wish 10 be rid Of rupture for good.
without an operation. take adyan-
take OF the Doctors freq offer. Write
him y.--Adysrflesment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-05
Abrams Free
Clinic Open

To be operated in conjunction
with the Seattle Institute Of
Electronic Reactions.
Accommodations for the treat
fnent OF ten charity patients
have been reserved. which will
be increased as fast as finances
viii allow.
The Abrams treatments are be-
ing introduced rapidly through
out the United States on ac-
count OF the great demand. due
10 the marvellous results being
reported from its use.
An article by 1fr. Upton Sim
clair explaining the methods
will be given 10 people who do
net understand the system.
a regular registered physician
and surgeon. accredited b.
Abrams, and assisted by spe-
cially trained nurses. Ia in
charge.
All recognized treatments viii
be used as occasion requires.
but we shall specialize In the
Abrams methods. FREE ABB
rams blood tests will be made
for regular patients who Wish
10 idhs hitt NbNhtllS ~ ca AbAEAtr,
Authorized Abrams equipment
will be used,
The rates for treatment OF
regular patients will DO such
that the person Of average
means can well afford 10 come
TO us. 1850.
In the free clinic preferences
will be given to children and
the blind, until such time az we
are able financially TO accom-
rnodate more.
0 Seattle Institute of Eiectronic
Reactions, GIL Third Ave.
IA in-3e7i
ross the street and one-half block
above the city-County Bldg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-05
Cynthia Grey
Can Lore Survive Neglect Woman Whose Great
Lore Has Been Lost Because Of IT, Asks Cynthia

Dear Miss Grey:-I think few men have been loved
have loved my husband No sacrifice too great for
TO make desired only his comfort and TO be in his
pany.
But he began 10 drink and grew every year. My
children have been Inundated and have gone without su
eient food clothing compelled 10 work for others
for the necessities of life.
Thru it all my love remained unchanged until lately He
does not drink and is kind TO me. but seem To be
changed. cannot forget those years of misery try 10
be like my old self; but soon as see him feeling Of
contempt
Please tell me frankly whether TO blame in any wayg
have tried but unable TO overcome this feeling
TROUBLED
There where love is killed and yours seems TO
be of them Ii is the loss of your ideals not smy the
hardshpS you have endured which has killed your love
When deliberately puts indulgence of appetite above
his ams higher needs is difficult for them to rate
him any higher than he estimates himself He virtually
tells them that he has regard for the fine things of e
for family love- for a place in the world
You TO blame But you take into considera
ton the fact that your husband has had the strength Of
character TO check his downward He never
wipe out from your life his, the effect Of those wasted
years
Yet he is trying to atone for them. and you help him.
If he life in its true relations there is hope that
he yet realize of your former ideals Then love
will return
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-05
ENJOYED A GOOD NIGHTS
SLEEP

II wish 10 say that FOLEY PILLS
worked o. X. on me in a couple OF
hours and the pains left me NJ once.
took couple Of them in the after.
noon. went 10 bed and had a good
nights sleep and have slept good
ever since write Con Thiei. iis z.
Columbia ST.. Fort Wayne. Ind.
FOLEY PILLS. diuretic stimuiani
FOR the Kidneys. win thoroughly flush
the kidneys and increase their activ.
Advertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-05
MOTHER GRAYS POWDERS
BENEFIT MANY CHILDREN

Thoufands Of mothers have found
Mother Gray's Sweet Powders an
excellent remedy for children COM
planning OF Headaches, Colds. Fever
ishuess. Worms. Stomach Troubles
and other irregularities from which
children suffer these days and ex-
cellent results arc accomplished by
it's use. They break up colds and
regulate the bowels. Used and
recommended BY Mothers for oper
20 years. Sold by Druggists every
where. Trial package FREE. Adj
dress. Mother Gray Co.. lie hoy, y.
Y.--Advertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-05
SHOW ETCHINGS
International EngraverS' Art
Exhibited Here

Seattle citizens this week may see
exhibits or the beet work % eichers
and printmakeFs from ell over the
weird thru the annual travelling dis.
play 81 the international Print
mskeru' society al the Seattle ZINE
Arts ROOMS. aoss Third aye.
The work Includes etohlngs dry
point work, merfoiluis and litho-
Efapha With ik paintings by John
D. Carlson AZ an added attraction
The exhibit - free 20 the public
and Is open nom ~ 70 .. M
weekdays and from 90 ,, M. ON
sundays turnout the month
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-05
Suspend Sentence
on Man and Wife

When more than 80 character
witnesses and neigbboFs appeared
in court 10 ask clemcncy. Leonard
Tyree and his wife. convicted Of
grand larceny. were given suspend
ed sentences by Judge Boyd J. Tall
man. Saturday. The two were found
with large quantity OF stolen
goods in their boathouse on Lake
Union.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-05

John W. Cook and Anna Herni
win be- sentenced on liquor charges
By Judge = - Cushman In federal
court on Monday. Fred !. ltimpie
and Charles ~. Courte win be SEN
tened hy Judge jeremiah Nctcref.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-05

Cynthia Grey viii reeelvs call.
srs on Monday. Wednesday and
Friday. from l TO p. IN, and
on Tuesday and Thursday. from
II 20 Is n. m. AZ her office In
The Star building. 1909 Seventh
ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-05
@sIm8'
I E < I H.
You re Not Anymore
Afraid Of the Dentist S
Chair Than Any of
These People We're!

ssSS$ <SFsS W
A man came in and
said
81 don't want to walk
the streets all night tonight
like did last night I've 80, to
have this tooth out"
After it was out he
said
"Why, it didn't hurt
nothing to be scared of, at
ALL"
A little woman who
had just had six teeth pulled
for plate overheard him. smiled
and addsd-
There's nothing to it,
/ didn't think it could be done
without my suffering agonics. but
now I'm satisfied you people can do
any kind OF dental work without
hurting a bit"
But last Friday,
though. one fellow startled all
the patients in my offices.
| had just pulled ten
teeth for him at the one sit
ting--he was getting a full set OF
plates.
He raised up out of the
chair and asked me in a whis-
per-
"Are they all out, doc
tori"
eyes, they're all out"
| said.
Good Boy!" he yelled
at the top of his voice. You're
dandyl That's the way to have
teeth out / never felt that ut air
People heard him way
down on the street! After we
got over cur surprise. everybody in
tho offices was laughing for five
minutes before VIC could 70 back 10
work.
The nerviest people are
afraid of having their teeth
pulled. filled or fixed. know. II
you have any bad teeth and are
afraid OF being hurt by the dentist
just come up here and let us show
you how VIC are pulling. filling and
working ON teeth every day without
ever hurting oiir patients. Let them
tell you themselves IL VIC ever hurt
them.
We are always ready
to give this written guarantee
for fifteen years.
"If we ever hurt you,
get right up out of the chair
and walk out--and don't stop TO pay
ps cent for the work we've done
for your
And you'll be surprised
by how little it will cost you
TO have your dental work done by
US. We haven't raised our prices
once in the 20 years we've been in
business here. And our prices we're
low 90 years. agol
Filings as low as :. .S1.00
ExtractiOns ......... FREE
Crowns, gold or porcelain 400
Artificial teeth, full set,
upper or lower, as low
OHIO DENTISTS
207 University
Corner Second Ave.
! Over Wash. Savings & Trust Co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-05

\ map more than 200 feet long.
claimed 10 he the largest in the
world. was recently exhibited In
LONDON.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-05
If You Are Young or
Even in Middle Age
This Advice Is Vital to You

Spokane. Wash. - Or. pierce's
Favorite Prescription is the best
medicine I have ever known for
girls growing into womanhood and
for women at middle age. I have
found the greatest OF relief thru
taking the 'Favoritc Prescription
When / was quite young girl I
became rundown, and suffered &c.
we're pains, but after taking DR..
Pierce's Fsyoritc Prescription / got
along fine: did not experience any
more trouble. And when came to
the critical time OF life. the sF'avorito
Prescription was the only medicine
I took and came thru this period
In as fine n state OF health ns any
woman could wish for."---Mrs. Laura
j. White, 2i13 r.. spraguc Ave.
Health IL your most valuable AZ.
set. Do not neglect It. Write Dir.
Pierce. President OF the InyalidS'
Hotel, In Buffalo. N. ". all about
yourself or daughter. You viii re.
ceivo confidential medical advice
FREE Of nil cost. Or. send I0c for
a trial pkg. of Prescription Tablets.
Advertisement
Evening star., 1924-12-14
RENT Roons-uNFuRH1sHED

RENT HO011s-UNFURNISHED.
(Contiouel.l
1899 QUINCY NE, BrooEland-Entlre second
.ss.bs l psssy R1 aarni:s.d ~ a..s.d sa d.nss =:
Is NEW YORK AVE. N.E:-Two iarse com.
| and gas; Ink; adults: reasonable. 1
4904 eth 81. NW.-2 front rooms; h.-w.h..
lss,r,ei,z sss sink gas range; price reasonable
2oio izth sT. N.w.-Five large reoms and
bath apartment, on second floor; heat fur
l4lo MEklDIAY 81; N;M.-s rooms wit, with
ens fas s. ss z: ns
se6 d ST. s.E.--Two rooms, kitchenette. pri-
h..w.h.: rsasonable to couple. 10.
l2l ST. Sc. Opposite Consressional Il
brary)--Three rooms, Ink, 2nd door; h..w.h.
4s27 0th ST. N.w.-Tvo rooms. large incIosed
RSsSss, %s,. &. t:.4J and electricity; also garage Co
rooms and bath, entire second noor, h..v.h..
gas and cleo: adults; $40. 14s
1923 10th ST. N.W.-Two unfurnished rooms;
second floor; light housekeeping; $50 month.
645 L sr. N.E.-Three rooms for Ink. heat
end lisht furnished $s5.
4s N.W.-rhfee rooms bath, porch; second
noor: sink In Kitchen: $40.
IA s:E..s cr 8 rooms. Ink. second
1901 sth ST. N.w.-s, entire second door,
corner house: all front: ami. Owner.
.OOs POT. AVE. s.E.- unfurnished rooms.
semi. bath. $40; first door.
2io 9th N.E:-s large, unfurnished. house
keeping rooms. S16 month.
344 EYE ST. SW.-2 large clean rOoms, heat,
gas. bath: reasonable.
a0s E ST. Me- rooms, bath; Ink. heat,
light fnrnished. .----
1900 " ST N.W.-For colored; two COM
municating rooms; also one large front room :.
926 PEA ST. N.W.--For coored; two front
rooms; unfurnished; heat. light l6'
il.7 4th ST. N.W.-For rent to colored, two
large rooms and kitchen.
1903 vERNONT AVE. N.w.-Three rooms
kitchenette: h.-w.h.. electricity. gas
534 18Th ST. s.E.-Two unfurnished rooms;
sl3 eth ST. N.W.-Two desirable comman.
eating rooms: sink. range. electricity. h.-w.h.
42s MASS. AVE- N.W.--Three large rooms
kitehenettc and bath: h-w.h
Sd-cs q ADhas h.a ST. ST. ~ y; an,s ss'n' large
31ol r ST NW.-Entre floor, rooms; gas
and electricity fur: $40 month.
sOe n ST. N.W.-Two unfurnishsd rooms: 2nd
hooz; lights and heat furnished. 10.
825 18th ST. N.E,-Two large rooms, heat.
,s20 Z ST. s.E.-Two rooms: Ink: reason
5000 KANSAS AVE. NV rooms. private
hath. all latest improvements; garage:
1924 ALLISON ST. N.w.-.Three large and
beautiful rooms: all modern improvements. 16'
2423 n CAPITOL ST light Ink. rooms;
reasonable: also garage.
1iS3 4th ST N.E.-Two front rooms elec'
tricity. gas. heat Lincoln 2170.J: IA
81 K, NE rooms, Kitchen. bath, private;
h.-w.h.: Ras.
NEAR 17th AND COL. RD.-second door. s
rooms. bath apt. s57. so. North 1928. 14'
lo2s Il. Lave. N.E.-Unfurnished; Ink;
rooms and bath: no children.
1914 YOU 81 N.w.-Two desirable rooms and
Litcbenette Csll after 5 1es
osOe Iith sT-Entire 8rd door. rooms.
semi private bath. includ. heat: no children.
52l 3rd 81. N.W.-Larse, md noor rooms;
Lh.k. IL
so4 OTIS PL Nw.-Two or three rooms;
INK: am rec csonablr 15s
iII5 9th ST. N.W.-One room, steam heated;
| reasonable. Apt. o.
! 7l8 ST. N.E.-3 with all new i'm
provements.
IOil N sT.N.W.-Larre. light: Ink. permit
ted. IA
ala 4th sT SEQ rooms SIS: rooms. t25.
Evening star., 1924-12-14

324 ADAMS ST. NE LARGE ROOMS.
kitchen. bath, screened-in porch: new semi
detached home; to couple: reasonable. 14'
Evening star., 1924-12-14

PASADENA, Apt. . taSS3 Adams Mil rd. i.
one square Of 18th and Columbia rd.-Com-
Portable room in modern apt, next to bath,
with private family: $40 PEI month. Adams
Evening star., 1924-12-14

DUPONT CIECLE-l636 18th 81. NV. Large
front or back bed-sitting room for two, So1
and $50 month: heat. electricity, hot water.
telephone. Well kept home. Also small front
room with lavatory. SIS month
Evening star., 1924-12-14

1,U0 10Th N.W.-yery large, Ind door, cor
ner room. bay windows. running water: new
paper electric grill; adjoining bath; cleo
tricity and phone included; $35 for two. Ward
man, 1890 NV, t4s
Evening star., 1924-12-14

1131 COLUMBIA RID. S.w.-Larae front room.
twin beds: man and wife. or two ladies: S23:
single rooms for ladies only, SIS and $12: all
next bath: gentle family. Phone Col. S037-J
SUNDAYS and evenings.
Evening star., 1924-12-14

16th and sts.. walking distance downtown
finest largest and most artistic hreproof ap1
hotel In city: over 300 rooms: built-in bath. in
diFidual showers. gorgeous lobby. hotel service:
at rates about 50es other bldgs: rooms
kitchen. bath. porch. s65: rooms $50: etc:
room and bath, furn.. s55; hk suites fnrn
Evening star., 1924-12-14

NEAR Capitol AND LiBitARY-->oIth and
west exposures: desirable rooms. front ar
street: large one with alcove: adults only: ref
rrences exchanged; private family. $50 East
tepitol 81
Evening star., 1924-12-14

; LARGE, neatly furnished, h.k rooms. inc.
water. elec. light and fuel, entire second floor:
private: 20 min to District Bldg; ST. car and
bus: opposite schoo,hOuse. Arlington, Va. $50.
white.
Evening star., 1924-12-14

EUCLID ST. NEAR 1:>h-DesirAble. large
room. next to bath: privn>e family: beauti-
fully furnished: for marrlc[ co:pie II -
gentlemen: piiv lege of ktche> for L~eakfast; ;
rcfrrcnce required. Adams 43Hl. Ice
Evening star., 1924-12-14
RENT ROOMS-FTRNISHED.

SPECIAL OFFER-To one two rehned Ia
dies, employed, who want and appreciate
pretty, bright room. southern exposure. with
every comfort and convenience: beautifully
furnished large front room. second story. with
unlimited phone. adjoining BATH unusnslly
warm in Winter. delightfully."- cuol in summer:
refned family Of two, no children or board
crs use OF pHrlor. piano AMI victrola: plenty
clean bed linens. towels. hot water and Ice
water al all Times: 19 min.tes ride to Treas
nrr: fine meals nearby: desirable lady or
lad es, with reference. who VIII be permanent,
special price will be made: just rs advertised.
Mans 10.
Evening star., 1924-12-14

VERY LARGE ROOM second floor front,
nicely furnished: open fireplace; three large
W ndows: one or two gentlemen: $50 for one.
SO for two: references exchanged. Call
Adams 2G2f.
Evening star., 1924-12-14

%o35 KI.INGLE RID, half square from Cathe
dral-Owner In we'll furnished home will rent
bedroom. sitting room and private bath to
= young men: will serve breakfast; convenient
10 all car lines by Woodley rd. bus; ] $50. or
-. $40. CIeve. 1910. l4s
Evening star., 1924-12-14

1925 1lth ST. Nw.-Nicely furnished room
adJoi ming tiled bath: modern improvements
telephone in room; private family; adults;
"a apitaI location
Evening star., 1924-12-14

1923 CLIFTON ST. N.W.-3 or 4 large nicely
furnished rooms, non-house keeping; all mod
ern improvements: private home; very we'll
kent 16s
Evening star., 1924-12-14

1873 HOBART ST. N.W.-Large. well fur.
nished room. End noor next to bath; continu-
Gus. hot water; refined home environment.
Adams 1890. lac
Evening star., 1924-12-14
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

APARTMENT 4 ROOMS AND BATH. 2nd
floor; convenient TO downtown section: will
furnish heat 1909 Ga. ave. I4s
CORONADO. 1870 VERNON sT-3 ROOMS
reception hall and bath. See janitor or 3G9
Phillips Bldg. Main s1se.
i127 tFAIRMONT-DESIRABL 2nd FLOOR
rooms. kitchen. private bath: all modern
improvements: $50. lSs
Evening star., 1924-12-14

One room and bath, SIS.
Two rooms, reception hall,
kitchen and bath, 500.
24-hour switchboard and ele-
vator service. Maid service if
desired. Valet in building.
RESIDENT MANAGER,
Potomac 1900.
Evening star., 1924-12-14

:; windows, Cor l or 2 ladies employed: $40
for l. s2s for .: one attractive single room.
md floor. front exposure. for lady employed,
Sl5: ot-water heat well maintained: tele-
phone: quiet household; renned. homelike
Conditions. 13s
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conditions. Al larger proportion Of
taxes have been paid than duIing
the preceding year. InsuIar rev.
enues have increased and the gen.
eral financial situation has i'm.
proved.
Public health has been excellent
with no serious epidemics and the
death rate lower than in recent
history and II per cent less than
in 1921. Research work Ny the
Rockefeller Foundation has con-
tributed q solution to our health
problems.
II earnestly invite your atten.
ton to the necessity for the enact.
ment OF measures tending to de-
velopneIlt Of our natural resources,
which are almost untouched today
and under proper management will
be q source of almost unlimited
wealth.
THE most credible progress has
been made IN education with 9 re.
suitant marked advance In political
development but very little has
been done to encourage ecCnOr1iL
development, upon which depends
future progress
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ana All other activities Of The na,
ton ia wartime-a practice termed
b. Gonpers as correct in theory
he. asks.
.'And what 81 the after.war
period?
What guarantees can there be
Os restoration Of standards when
the soldier standard is reEnoved?,''
Gompers asked. Could Democracy
and our present system Of private
ownership be destroyed and then
repIacedg or would autocracy sur.
vive, with all OF It's powers and
ramifi ations?"
Favors Commission.
Mr.. Gompers declared he would
ike to see q commission, composed
Of men from all walks Of life, rep.
resenting all forms Of human effort,
give study to .'this great question. =
1--WE want no more war. but il
we must have war we want to be
as effective al possible. and we do
rot want abuses and profiteering
at home" Gompers added. what
are the measures TO be taken? We
cannot determine that question ac-
cording to emotional desires, prob
ably not according to abstract prin.
ciples. and probably not according
to any pre,arranged formula
Gompers declared Il right that
the Government should take wealth,
ais well as men. In time OF war, but
hi said that the problem tappeaIs
TO me as one for the most profound
study, and not one upon which
hasty Judgment, based on an altrn.
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istic desire should be formed and
set down aS policy.
Surely we must be spared ali
krofiteering in the next war--if
there IL next war, the American
Federation head said.
Scores Human Harpies.
we must be spared the hideous.
ness Of individuals preying upon
other individuals or upon the Gov.
eminent.
II should like to be certain that
universal CONSUMPTION viii accom-.
plish this and that It win not be I
means OF destroying our economic
life and running our standards Of
life and work after war.
I'VE must find q cure for such
crimes as were committed during
the World War, but in doing that
we must be certain that we do no.
prepare ourselves Tor worse evil.
In principle, universal conscrip.
ton Is just. It Is folly, however,
to take an unqualified position in
favor Of universal CONSUMPTION until
we know definitely that we can
apply universal CONSUMPTION without
CNC0t14t8 bQTSty OAf, EICAlSI SNnH
than would come without universal
CONSUMPTION"
Gompers Is not sure that univer-
sal CONSUMPTION would dampen the
ardor for war. He pointed out 1--WE
do not 60 stalking about the world
seeking war, and II Is quite prob
able that our resentment against
wrong, or our resistance against at.
tack would. be filled with ardor In
the one case as in the other.
People win Respond.
II think the great, spontaneous
outburst Of resentment against the