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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-03-31
@criiiG fabafuita taaicntin Slip
piineillG.

Wanilasta laapunrit ltlitinen So
@anguarbiolle fertoo, ettG 9llong-
fot-nimileen beirnoon fltltluipiSta al
f1aIuffaista on 80 faatunltt ia IL
ieita boaipottuitltt iiirG taiStelusia,
mifG ipntpi fonStoopelien fansIa Ia
bella &inton9onia Goto6oton mao
funnoSia. SaarpottuneiOen iolfoSio
on np6s 9otu @taplrco, intoilewa
usfonnollinen iobtaia.
Eoistelu of pitf1n i6nnittpneen
pleilen mielipiteen purfalS. Siiben
ptti oIaa iatoiu aIfltoiltffoita, jotfc
IoioaliIesti ieuraiipat Wtapircoa
Se fulfiipot poifosta toiieen rpos-
tGen raltbolliiin ibnliiiG ia bGpittG-
en- beioGn omoiiltitttoan. &altballt'
Iilla feinoillo ei roipostllnutta iouf
foa poitu oIettao.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-03-31
Smomalaiien mieben rmminis loboet'
IN Galnmetin lG6ellG.


Calumet, Mitb. = @tiiidniiebts'
to Iopii 9ler gsuppalan, 60 wuooen
ifdiIen iiionaloiien, fiolleena toll
me MALTA ldnteen tddltd. Sdn on
olli,t fooofIisio tt. 12 pditpdstd as'
ii.
gaisppoIa, of menosia erdaltd far'
militia file metiGpirtille, mtisid bon
oil tposfd, fun tudipi tiepitoleen 1c
poIeItui fioliaofii. Sdnelld 'et OF
iitfuloiiio glmerifasio.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-03-31
2antafnnta tntfii ibbtt6mGn ,nicben
fp6talpa Sentncfpn iualtipsia.

Sarlu1 SEP. = Surlun faitntin
Illurloutoftnta tlttfii elinfotntileen
rponfeltteen tronlitltn, 26 ipuooen L
fGiien Gonlep 9obnepn fobtoloa, los
ia on titomittit &entucfisiG iparfeu
teen t6 puooen ifaiien @arD. 8iete-
RIM nur6osto. Sitonori s. 6. So
rester on mGGrGnnbt tittfinliien ino
titoon tietGG, ettG er6s nainen oil
tebnpt mGGrGn pnIon, ionfa nololla
nnoinittit mics tuontittiin. &1tttlus'
telusIo to6istolpot mpoS ne, iotfa
olipot Iaupuipilla miirban oifonn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-03-31
@aaniGristgs Saiiualfpsfella
SnMIampsIa.
iuttiin iltantaSia.

Selnlif. % pm iltana berGiimGt
taipolfosfeloiiet, iotfa ilturi olimat
oiettuneet p0letpolle, iiibett, ettG re
fennufIet Duojititpat ia ieinille ri-
pustetltt eIireet iefG bDllDillG ole
mat ostiot IentelipGt lottialle. Ga
man linton iai aifaan iporiin onfc
ra maaniGristps, iota festt 1-2
ntirltllttia.
<ten muistettanee, titnnettiin
SoiipolfosfeIla tpiine ipfipnGfin jo-
tenfin onfuroa mnonidristpst6.
Suurenpia lpabinfoja ei iGriStpS
fuitenfaon Ioonltt mime ipfIptG e.
ncmpG6 fuin nptfGGn oifnun.
GultIomosta ilmotetoon ettG iGris
TIPS oil 6olpoittu mbosfin iiellG pno'
len pboentoistu oifoon. &omaa jpri
n11 fltultiin toiiin poifoin alma Sc
40 Iefuntiin osti. WtaoperGn lii
febtinlinen ien iiiaan oil beiffoo.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-03-31

glcinen aIerniutnsfOnfcrensIi mnb'
SulliIcsti fmtIntaan fufopn emf fe'
iuG1nG.
@enebe. - &onfoinliiton Dleinen
oIeroiotrsfonferensii uobbollileSti
fittIutoon fofoon emf fepGGnG, fit-
ten polmistopon uIerojotusfomisiio
min istlnnosIa MT ennltstetoan.
0taltba ia pfiimieliipps on molltnnut
foforfIesio. gliioita on barfittu no'
pearrlntin fitin alitsia toitpottiiu.
SiI6llisIooon rurtelenan &iinon
e6rstaia, Sfbu EibaoISiin, elitti, ct
til F6nen moania on nalmis bTp1f
ipnlGGn tGpoelliien aieibenriiiu1nis-
ilriinnitelmun, Jos tofiet maot iuos-
tltipot eb6otufieen. DleiienG mielipi'
teena laiiiutthn ie toipont1ts, ettd
fonferensiin istitnnosta on mlaoil'
malle annettaipa tietoia tpapaasti.
9iantatieldiiet taisteletuat tnlipaa
iuastaan.
@inono, Wlinn. = $50 nliest6
ponnistelee Chicago Burlington &
Quincp raiitotiellG, IGbelld Srem.
peolean, @eis., estdGfieen nieita mai
lila pitfGG, littta rotooIaa titboiitit-
ntosta titlipan tafio, iofa ubfao
nonsta pli GprGitten DlentmdllG Weis
iisiippi-ioeIla. ltitii, fofiiroiteinen
roto fulfee ioen roiltomao, ia iit1
foetetoon bieffoiGffien oipulla iuo.
iella ettei tpeii pdGiiii bubtomoon
lem peneertG.
Sulpomerffi oioitti 12 jolfaa ia
5 tititntoo, olIen noiisiiit 4-t0 jail
foa. 8obosbasia on iofi 10 olfonit
lasfemaon, ntitto &eo @ineisid ei
ole ollut noitiao eta Iasfua.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-03-31
Saipes matfmstaa AsanamaIle.

&ingston, Sornoico. = @oropre-
iioentti Charles 0atpes ia bdnen
pairnoria, notflstttpdt tdaItd To-
nomon fanopolIe.
= @openbonina. = &loiis Bern
iteen, entinen liberoalinen pdGnti-
nisteri, fuoIi tGdIIG 73 pitooen L
f6iienG. SGn oil tointiniit porIamen-
tin iGienenG 40 ipuottd. Biimc
morrosfiiusio ban iiirtpi ipri61n
poliittiieIto ndptt6moltG.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-03-31
8aI6instOnisia ullaan bnulestt'
neita.

NItlut
@uIbington. = SGfGlGiiisiG pii-
reiSiG peldtGGn ettG ulfonaoluismos
toinen terroria ei lopu gsanfingisia
topabtuneiiiin pbteenottoibin, woon
iotfru nutuaIla &iinasia. Soinen,
15OO.nliebinen lilGiouffo mariineio
on m11rGttp lGbtentGGn Sppnenme-
rem potffi &iinaan. Eppnto lil1ioitf
fojen lGbettGn1iiestG on titllut io'
mollo fertao fiin tparaaniraoli
Soueb, iofa on iobtanut 9eanfingin
eipafiiointia amerifalaiiista, tieootti
ra6ioitIe ettG piinetiet onerifolai.
Iet on lootu titripapaiffoibin. Sama
liIGioitffoien IGbettGmispppnti oiafii
iiunenii fitG iloa, jofa eniin biojen'
II ballititfien buolestitneiirtiltta fiin
itlitiiet faapiitpot amerifalaisten tiir
ipolIiiuuoen iiibteen @onfingin olr'
celia.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-22
Automobiles for Sale
COMPARE THE
VALUE OF
THESE USED CARS

traded in because their own
ers wanted new cars-traded
in with thousands of unused
miles in them. New they are
offered to you after undergo
ing complete reconditioning
at prices that make them out
standing values of the used
car market. Take one for a
five-day trial. Test it to suit
yourself. Every certified car
carries a thirty-day guaranty.
Why buy a new and cheaper
car when there is so much Of
value in these Certified Used
Cars?
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-22
Legal Notices
NOTICE OF SALE or BONDI

NOTICE OF. SALE OF BONDS.
Notice is hereby given that bids will
ssioners q y the he cy Of dsnapo
Ind, at No. $50 N. Meridian St. in the
City of Indianapolis. Ind. until II
when bids viii Be opened for SS the IS Sale 81
Two Hundred Fifty Thousand $3.50. 000)
Dollars Poll s Of bonds of said school City;
numbered I from ! 70 250, each one for
be dated Jan. 70, 1928. and shall bear in
per annum.. which interest shall be evil
denced by interest warrants or coupons
attached to each. Of. said bonds and ma
shall be paid. Nos to 10 Of Of said bonds
das Of Jansa ay to s sa on on tS se sa 2e
day In each year thereafter in the order
of their numbers until and including the
mature SAID bonds are Being 9G Issued sn for
the purpose of raising funds TO erect al
ditions, to the First Unit Building of the
Bids to Be IN sealed en SehSS addressed
$50 N. Meridian St, Indianapolis, Ind. .
Of Gan1ary Bd da5 5SF School Building Bonds
prospectus Of said bonds. forms and
envelopes ,pI,;;S necessary to be used in bid
to the undersigned, said Bonds Sp viii be
issued by the undersigned pursuant to
formal corporate action taken by this
B IGSn on June %. 1927, and on Nov; IS.
the Indiana Statute Of Feb. 10, 1919 1Acts
Of 1919. P, 81, and further, with the APP
missioners OF the state OF Indiana.
The full right is reserved to the Board.
IN its discretion, to reject any and all
Each bid shall be accompanied by
check. or checks. certified to be good by
a responsible bank OF trust company in
IndianaroliS Ind navahle In the order
of the Board Of School Commissioners
of the City Of indianapolis. Ind. for at
least per cent 800 of the face value
THE BOARD OF SCHOOL COMMISSION
Frs OF THE CITY OF INDIANAPO-
BY Albert F. wALsMAN,
Acting Business Director.
indianapolis Ind. Dec. 20. 1927.
The Washington times., 1927-09-16
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

CHICAGO, Sept. 16.--Livestock
Hogs-Receipts, $4,000; market.
steady; top, 312; bulk, S1O011 90;
heavy weight. $1O.sO911.75; medium
weight, $11.25@12; light weight, S11
011.90; light lights, Ss.5O@11.75;
packing sows, $s.5O@IO.35; pigs,
$S.50@1O.6O; followers, 1900.
Cattle Receipts, 1000; market,
steady. Calves: Receipts, 1000;
market, steady. Beef steers: Good
and choice, $13@15.75: common and
medium. $S@12; yearlings, $S@15.65;
butcher cattle: Heifers, $6@13.35;
cows, $5.25@9.5O: bulls, S5.50nS.5O;
calves, $13.50@17; feeder steers, So
@10.25; stocker steers, $70s.5O;
stocker cows and heifers, $4,000
7.5O: western range cattle: Beef
steers. $S@12.25; cows and heifers,
S5@1O.26.
Sheep Receipts, 10000: market,
steady: medium and choice lambs,
$13@14: culIs and common, $9@I2,
yearlings, $9.50@11.25; common and
choice ewes. $4@6.25; feeder lambs,
$12.50914.0O.
The Washington times., 1927-09-16
Auto Tour Celebrates
Fifty-ninth HONEYMOON

ROCHESTER,, n. Y, Sept. is.
Rochester's latest lesson in the
blessedness of the tie that binds
was brought here by Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard A. I.anglois OF Toronto.
Both n and supremely happy
touring the country in their Ford
sedan. their message L. placed on
the side Of their car son our
fifty-ninth honeymoon. Oh! Boy.
Amt II q grand and glorious feel
ing"
They explained that they were on
their annual honeymoon. a unique
feature during the days Of easy
marriage and easier divorces.
The Washington times., 1927-09-16
NEW YORK COTTON
Ex-dividend.
bBO0ks closed .

NEW YORK, Sept. IT,. Reflect
ing the continued nervousness in
trading circles. cotton prices fuctu-
ated listlessly over a wide range in
the market here today. Urgent buy
Ing by traders for the upthrn
brought about a moderate recovery
at the outset, but with the appear
ance Of fresh speculative selling and
liquidation, all Of the earlier adj
vances were wiped out and further
losses chalked UP.
Improvement OF the call was
probably influenced by the rather.
general belief that yesterdays
liquidation had strengthened the
markets technical structure. Re-
ports Of a stronger spot market in
the South also contributed as an Inn
portant factor. The trade bought
heavily, as did New Orleans and
Wall Street. Later selling was In
dulged in by the South for hedge ac.
count, also the local speculative ele-
mellt.
Noon prices were: October, 21.05,
down 2; December. 1000, down Isl;
January, 21.3S, down la; March,
21.66, down is. and May, 2l.s4,
down Is.
The Washington times., 1927-09-16
TRICKY MARKET
FIRMS UP

AMNCEMHNAOMAl
NEW YORK, Sept. 16.-The $43,-
000, 900 increase in the volume of
brokers loans. bringing the total
UP to about az billion dollars, in
duced moderate selling OF industrial
stocks at the beginning OF trading
today, and prices were somewhat
mixed. But the resumption OF the
sweeping advances In United States
Steel and a few Of the other well.
known shares, promptly arrested
the downward move Of the market
as a whole.
Dissatisfaction with the Govern
ment's Agricultural Department
comment on the probable drop in
cotton prices" was still in evidence
in various sections OF the financial
district, and cotton was unable to
retain the early rallies of about
$3.50 bale.
Grain prices were fractionally
higher, and most of the weekly
compilations showed a further slight
gain In commodity prices as a
whole. General Motors Corporation
showed the usual increases In
August distribution and dealer sales
of cars. Crop reports from the
Northwest We're favorable.
United States Steel. after sustain
ing slight losses in the first period,
forged ahead to 1901, while GEN
eral Motors sold fractionally above
Thursdays close. Radio, Texas
Gulf Sulphur. Montgomery Ward
and a dozen or more of the we'll
known specialties participated in a
moderate upward m Jvement of
prices The rails were dull and
heavy, with only few of the bet
ter grade Acknowledgements appear
Ing on the tape.
Though cail loans made today
hold over until Monday, the initial
renewal rate was posted at 81 per
cent. The foreign exchanges con-
tlnued firm and the bond market
active and steady.
The Washington times., 1927-09-16
LIVERPOOL COTTON

LIVERPOOL, Sept. 16.-Spot cot
ton was In fair demand here today
with prices easier. Sales totaled
1000 bales; receipts, $1,000 bales.
Midlands fair was quoted at
$1S.2Sd; strictly good mids, $12.7Sd;
good mids, $12.43d; strictly mids,
S12.OSd; mids. $11.S3d; strictly low
mids. $11.4Sd; low mids, $11.1Sd;
strictly good ordinary, $10.S7d; good
ordinary, $1O33d.
Futures opened steady with Octo-
Der at $1l.51d; December, S1I.57d;
January, $11.64d; March, $11.6Sd;
May, $11.6Sd.
The Washington times., 1927-09-16
Airplane Factory
Doubles CanacitY

WICHITA, Kan, Sept. 16. - The
Swallow Airplane Company. the old.
est commercial airplane manufactur.
ing plant in the United States, has
announced it will double its capacity
within the next two months.
Construction has been started on
a new unit, which will add 1000
square feet floor space. Additional
machinery, likewise has been or.
dered to enable the company to pro.
duce twice as many planes.
The additions have been made
necessary, according to officials Of
the company, to cope with the
growing popularity of planes.
The Washington times., 1927-09-16
100 FOrmOsans Killed
In Big Tribal Battle

TOKYO, Sept. 16.-More than 100
Formosan aborigines are reported to
have been killed in a battle between
two OF the island tribes over a
strange superstition. One of the
tribes started on a hunt for d wild
boar, and during the hunt a violent
storm arose. The hunters persisted
in the hunt desT tie the storm.
The typhoon did much damage to
the village of the second tribe, and
this was blamed upon the hunters
who had defied the god of the storm.
The dispute which followed turned
into a battle, finally ended hy Jap.
anese police.
The Washington times., 1927-09-16
FOREIGN BONDS
HOUSE REPORT

NEW YORK. Sept. 16.--Clearing
House statement:
Exchanges. $1,4s6. 900, 900: bal.
ances, $177, 900, 900: Federal Reserve
Banks credit balance $165.000, 900.
The Washington times., 1927-09-16
[lIlIlI.tlsiSSD
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Rooms, Restaurants Cafeteriaa
need trained men ana women.
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1e2T-America's first industry
n big building program OF IL
billion dollars increases demand
Tor our graduates
Get particulars foday o9 phe.
Aomenal success and big salaries
earned hy hundreds Of Lewis
Trained men and women.
CLASSES now forming. Enroll to-
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School open $50 Q. m. umtn . D. m.
Lewis Hotel Training Schools
PennsylvanIa Ave. af $50 sc.
The Washington times., 1927-09-16

Bid. / ASK.
AngiO-Am OIL tnew)........l 1871 1sR
6orne-scrymser co..........l 50 81
Buckeye Pipe Line. Sskl 6sh
Chesbrough Mfg co........107 lI0s
Continental Oil co........,l 1871 1SH
Cumberland Pipe Line COIL SO 81
Eureka Pipe Line ......I b4hI 5e
Galena Signal OIL. com.....l Al 81
Humble Oil ................l e2%l SIX
Illinois Pipe Line .t1sfIt1 s2E
Imperial OIL of Canada 53f sag
International Pete ..l al sIX
National Transit Co. 1871 is
Nef5A. TrsH sFSs IiS. az ~ 81
11t1o vi 70 ....s...s..s.,. sax 81 z
g;ss A 81 d Ea' CO... s g ~
Frairte Pipe Line ....,.....i1ss is4
Solar Refining Co ...l1S2 ifs5
Southern Pipe Line Co... 1874 IL
South Penn Oil Co .....l AZ az
southwestern Pipe Line Co. CsKl II
Standard OIL Co (Ind.1l 72Hl 74M
Standard Oil Co (Kans1 I6R IfM
standard Oil Co (Kyl. 22Ki12315
Standard oil Co fNeb.l.,.t az ass
Standard OIL Co fOhlo1 "a 40
Standard Oh Co (Ohiol nj liaO li22
swan 4 Finch Co. ..s...... 1917 1TA
VAehum OIL co ........s...t127 l127%
. lnalana Pipe Line ........,l SSH s9h
The Washington times., 1927-09-16
SEEK IDENTITY
. OF DYING Man

ALEXANDRIA, Va. Sept. is.
Local authorities-sre endeavoring to
identify a color man found lying
beside the railroad tracks between
King Street and Mushpot Road
early today. The ticket agent at
union station reported that train
men had observed a man lying
beside the tracks and Officers Pad
gett. Eberhart and Hummer, who
went to the scene. found the man
in q dying condition, either having
been struck by a train or fallen
from one. There were no identi.
flying papers in his pockets al.
though he is not believed to be a
tramp.
He was taken to the Alexandria
Hospital by the policemen and Is
still unconscious.
The Washington times., 1927-09-16

A report to the police station
that a horse belonging to M. Leary,
Annandale, Va, had been stolen
from its stable last night brought
forth the statement from one Of
the older members Of the police
force that 1t was the first horse
theft reported at local headquarters
in 10 years.
The Washington times., 1927-09-16
EMERSON INSTITUTE
I7ss.a0 p. or. n. ".

t7se-e0 ?. or. n. ".
fsI rsFm IN Ospartmsnts sssIa SEPT. u. BaS
Seheai-eysnlHs Ssieol Men-Evenine eshoel
Wameh--Disfinei Departments. Prepares for eols
ieass and prafeasIoaai SsheUls. Asereditee 81
the Committee eR Secondary Sshssls q the Dis
hist Of CBlgmhis and the uuIEsFsIty ~ Mery.
land. Members % the AssOsaton Of Sehoeh
and cuilsnes u the Middle staies aHa Maryland.
Ash taf tagormntIen.
The Washington times., 1927-09-16

Federal prohibition agents, as
sisted by Sheriff Cross. Of Fairfax
county, Wednesday destroyed the
largest Illicit sitting plant ever
captured in Fairfax county. The
plant was located few miles south
Of Springfield and included q 1000
gallon still, "a 5ee-gallon mash
boxes and thousands Of empty fruit
jars. No arrests were made.
The Washington times., 1927-09-16
LOCAL STOCKS

Furnished BY W. B. Hlbbs q Cob
Public Utility Bonds
The Washington times., 1927-09-16
ON STOCKS

IEural.hsa y Y. 3. Hibb. : Co..
The Washington times., 1927-09-16

A joint meeting of the executive
committees Of the American Legion
and Legion Auxiliary was held last
night in the chamber Of commerce
rooms to adopt q program Of Co
operation during the coming year.
H. T. Moncure, principal Of the
local high school, reports that he
has received so enlistments in the
military company which is to be
organized at the high school this
fall. A number Of inquiries relas
tive to the company have been re-
ceived from parents whose sons
have not already enlisted and the
organization of the company Is al
most assured. The costs of uni
forms will be about $50 and no
other expense will be put on the
members.
The Washington times., 1927-09-16
MIacellaneona BnnIa

Barber q Ross Inc 61ls.... !
Chestnut Farms Dairy 6hs. Ia
Chevy Chase Club 5hs.. II
D. c. Paper Mtg 6s.......
Pot Joint Stock La Blk Is. IL
Southern Bldg 6hs. IL
Wash. Market Sc ...........
Wardman Park Hotel 5hs.
New Britain herald., 1927-05-13

up to and including the amount and value of Fifty Thousand ($50. 0.o0o.00)
 Dollars. to said New Britain Trust Company. in trust however, to in- vest and reinvest and collect the in- come therefrom and to add the net income to the principal and to pay over said principal. plus the accu- mulated income to the New Britain Institute. provided that within one year after my brothers decease, or in case of his death before my de-
New Britain herald., 1927-05-13

Thirty-third. I direct that all in- heritance or succession taxes upon the foregoing bequests Ue paid from the rest and residue of my estate as an administration expense. 50 that said bequests may be paid in full. tax free. ;
 Thirty Fourth. I give, devise and bequeath all the rest. residue and remainder of my estate. of what ever it may consist and wherever situated at the time of my decease,
New Britain herald., 1927-05-13

Thirty-second. I give and be- queath to my brothers wife, Alice w. Hawley. of New York. New York. the sum of Five Thousand H5,000.00) Dollars to oe hers abso- lutely, and if she die before me, then l give the same to the New Britain Day Nursery. in addition to the amount hereinbefore given it. to be held. invested and used by 1t in the same manner as provided in paragraph eight (S) hereof.
New Britain herald., 1927-05-13

cease. then within ent.ysar after my decease, said institufe shall ae. cept and agree to use this fund (in- cluding any legacies which may be added to this fund as hereinbefore provided in Paragraph SD for the construction and equipment of . building designed especially for such purposes of said institute as will tend to effect, promote and in-
 (Continued on Page 2l)
New Britain herald., 1927-05-13

vest and reinvest and to pay over the net income thereof to my broth CT. Amos P. Hawley. of New York. New York. during his natural life, and at his death I give and be- queath said sum to the New Britain Trust Company, in trust, to be added to the trust fund createt in para graph thirty-four (3H of this will and to be disposed of according to the terms and conditions of said paragraph thirty-four (3D.
New Britain herald., 1927-05-13

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The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-08-04
MIR. Coolidge Doesn't Desire" Another Term.

For long time it has been difficult mperiaist
papers to the Coolidge usonthe idea that he
thoughtful profound individual The accident of Hard
ngs placed Coolidge in the White House The myth
makers got the job and began campaign to convince the
voters the Down East peewee The idea
presidents must of necessity be great contributes to
prevailing myth that the Washington the
merely the executive committee of the
mpsts The real government not the president and his
cabinet congress- the senaehe real government is
Wall Street directs the bureaucratic machine at Washington
composed of governmental fnconaes who carry on the work
regardless of who and through the portals of the ex
ecutive mansion
An inperialst ruling clique exert it's
ergy the tide human progress that exists parasitic
growth upon society," does and cannot develop heroic figures
That quality exclusively for those whom history
places in the forefront of great social upeaa or who appear
in periods of reconstruction after social crises imperialism de-
mands not leaders, but gord puppets When they can
longer its they cast aside That what
happened to Coolidge
On every political question Coolidge failed His "imita
on naval conference Geneva turns out to be the
signal for mad competition in such ornaments His grotesque
antics in South Dakota proved to be substitute for the deep
going crisis The cynical contempt with which he treated
the victims his despsed in the South
He and his secretary of state Kellogg have carried the policy of
batting the Soviet Union far that they cannot be used to re-
that policy time when the great oil combines have been
of the mpossy the old policy of waiting for the
fall OF the revolution and have realized that IN order eecVe
compete with their great British rival the Royal Dutch She'll
they must endavor the ground floor Russian OIL
Cooidges will again office
has far deeper significance than the surface 1t in
~ that the dominant forces in the republican party
arno for CHANGE in nolcv One of he dominant forces is
Standard OIL which already carrying thriving trade with
the oil New policies will be carried out with
The Coolidge illusion exhausted; the New
appear the Therefore the republican party
will have to obtain another maron who be adorned with
the rappngs of strong for Wall Streets puppet show
Washington Just the liberal Wilson followed the
tive Taft the republican candidate of 1928 will have to be
who pretends speak behalf of the impoverished farm
the mdde-wet and who words least has
sderaon the cotton the devasted flood regions
and who also follows liberal policy in foreign affairs
final analysis the of Coolidge whoever
he may be- do just Coolidge done-jump whenever
Wall Street pulls the strings