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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-10
10000 ATTEND
SECOND DAY OF
HOME DISPLAY
Realtors From Other Cities
Il Visit Show to Get
New Ideas.

Home Seekers day at the Realtors
Home Show at the Manufacturers
Building at the State Playground,
was to be featured today by visit
of committee from the Cincinnati
Real Estate Board.
M. ~ Cooper, Ohio gubernatorial
candidate, will head the visitors.
A delegation from Milwaukee will
attend. Friday.
A crowd of 10000 persons saw the
show Monday.
A feature of the show is the
landscaping of the exhibits Of the
Allied Coal and Material Company
in cooperation with the model home
committee. This exhibit, directly
in front of the model home, is
arranged to give a clear view of the
complete front elevation of the
house from the entrance Of the ex-
position building
Display Modern Furniture
Musical entertainment at the show
to being provided by Misses Helen
Harrison, Alice Diver and Rose
Dowd, harpists.
New this year is the modernistic
furniture shown in a special eX-
hibit by Goldstein Brothers. The
furniture is finished in dull primary
colors and black. and is cubistic in
design. Even the floor is painted
in designs that SAVIOR of Greenwich
village.
In the model home, feature at
tracing especial attention is the
cutaway section in the breakfast
room, which shows the method of
construction.
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Storage and Transfer
Houses for Sale
$100 CASH
4 REAL BUY

Gives possession to 1913 S. Addison St..
Groom bungalow. redecorated, good
furnace, nice basement, 80-toot lot, pal
ance payments like rent. This won't last
7795
JEFFERSON. N. 535-Six rooms. large lot.
improved street and alley. excellent con-
dition. electric lights. gas. water inside.
1850. real bargain. in a splendid
residence neighborhood. LAWRENCE j.
SEXTON REALTOR, Ma. 0l5i: Ir. 06l6-J
Fer SALE OR RENT-l4 mi. southeast,
hse., out-buildings, fruit and shade
Train and traction service; not far from
Mich Rd. Easy terms owner, c. NJ
Jacoby. Acton. Ind.
WALLACE. 32l Modern. 2-story. 6
rooms g5S breakfast sSa nook Long liyipg-room
full basement: gar; side-drive; SO. 500
cash. bal. monthly. II. 1880.
ROOMs-Inside toilet. fun basement,
furnace. garage; paved street. Price
down payment. owner II. 2295.
3-ROOM HOUSE-S64O and up: 4-room
houses. 81 OBS and up.
- EASY TERMS ARRANGED 100
-STORY-Suburban modern; 6 rooms
down provision for rooms up. Take
lot, car or cash as down payment. owner
Ir. 2295.
WASH. PLACE-Small house. lots: 100
IT. 'front.' 200 Il. deep. gar. chicken
house. driven we'll, all fenced. Ir 0760.
ONLY $3.50 CASH BALANCE LIKE RENT
New room bungalow: bath. furnace
breakfast nook. shades garage On. 3243
PAYING Investment; east; small, mod
double 3 gar: nice yd. owner Ri. 4749
10TH. E.. 260l-5-room modern. fun base
ment. 2-car garage: bargain.
TIMES WANT ADS BRING BUSINESS
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Situations Wanted Male

RELIABLE CHAUFFEUR-And houseman;
IL years experience; ref. Ha 3747-J.
MAN--Wants cleaning paper, floors, or
woodwork. Ia. 4084.
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Clean. warm rooms. all we'll ventilated
and fan equipped in summer hot and
cold running water. telephones, tub or
shower bath: real 24-hour hotel service.
THE HOTEL PURITAN. strictly modern.
lance Rates as low as s100 per day
Special weekly and monthly rates make
living here cheaper than living at home.
MARKET AND NEW JERSEY SITS.
ROOMS-In lovely modern home; north;
$3.50. Wash. 1904.
$500 NORTH-Large. front rm. suitable
for ? Young people, Central car Ii. 1896
TIMES VAST ADS BRING BUSINESS
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Display Modern Furniture
Show Opens Early

j. w. Paddock of the Southern
Pine Association, which furnished
the lumber for the model home.
will entertain representatives of
twenty-four lumber companies who
did the mill work, at dinner at the
chow cafeteria Thursday evening.
The show opens its doors at II a.
m. and closes at 1890 p. m. Board
any car marked Playground to reach
the show.
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Miscellaneous for Sale
PAINT NOW-PAY LATER

PAINT NOW-PAY LATER
Do it now on our long, easy. credit
terms no interest to pay, no notes to
even. ask for a deposit: We ship the
paiht to YOU pay the freight take all
the risk Buy roofing also this easy way.
Free plan for churches clubs. etc. For de-
tails call or see James NJ Mudd, 2l5
Kansas St. Indianapolis.
PAINT-Superior house paint, out
side or inside, IS colors and white.
$1.59 gallon, 366 S. Meridian st.
Main 4165.
PENINSULAR Heat.ola new 6-burner Red
Star gasoline range, dark oak dining
table; square top pedestal; kitchen range
heater. 9Th house south OF Penn. r; X,
Stop 8. EdgeWood s.. Southport ll8W-2.
PLUMBING-S Special prices on meter loops
for the next few days. f. E. TAYLOR.
1920 Woodlawn. Phone DR.. 2723 after
p m.
RUGs-l Brussels, CongoIeum; 3-piece
Daveno suit: selling on account of sick
ness. 1871 w New York st.
cheap. 1919 Fletcher Ave. DR.. 7l79.
SINGER SEWING MACHINES
Eee55Fic drop heaSs Ts2air all ,mIakes
BARRETT WADE FURNITURE Co. 86S
Virginia Ave: furniture, rugs. stoves, re-
frigerators. New and used furniture for
working people Cash or credit Easy
MEIER. ELECTRIC AND MACHINE Co
Electric wiring. motor repairing. electrical
appliances, all kinds 1876 S. S. Meridian
Main 1858.
YOUR Credit is Good
You can phone in your want ads and
tended to anyone who. has no past due
accounts on our books. Avail yourself
of this opportunity. courteous girl Will
help you write YOUR ad. Call Main $500
Want Ad Dept.
RUA[MAGE SALE-Used cloGnIng and fur
niture. l27 w. Georgia st.
KING TYPEWRITER EXCHANGES will
buy a shop repaired Remington, Under
wood ball-bearing J.. G. Smith, Royal.
Just as good for home use as new
machine Saves you real money. Full
stock Of new and used typewriterS. add
ing machines. check protectors. office sup
plies and stencils Mass Ave. op. P. o
Beautiful single comb Reds:
healthy range stock; per setting of Is
eggs, 81: also pen of special selected
Reds real beauties for 50 per setting.
SYLVIA BRUMMIT Nashville. IND.
Three rooms of furniture. slightly used:
complete to start your home. VIII sell for
$3.50. Terms.
200 so. MERIDIAN ST.
THREE BURNER Perfection oil stove and
oven. $40: good condition. HOS Grot.
BARGAIN-Brand new sl0O toilet set never
been used. $40. Ii. 1880
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WANTED
Pets ond Live Stock
Radio Equipment

RADIO sets and speakers all makes re-
paired and serviced. Cummings Bros.
Radio Co. 81 w. Ohio St. Ii. 1856.
WORLD S-Record Super Cabinet. tubes
loon Cheap for quick sale 1924 w 2lSt
WORLDS Record Super. Cabinet. tubes.
CONSOLE CABINET-With speaker s45
Ia. Ola
GREBE RADIO-Fine condition: will
demonstrate. Ia. 0176.
3 TUBE RADIO-A. b. battery. tubes. loud
speaker SIS. 947 Shelby st.
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Situations Wanted Female

EXP. FIRST CLASS LAUNDREss- Work
to take home. He. 3645.
RELIABLE woman to do gen. hsework. or
days week, exp. DR.. 6483-J
DAY WORK-BY THE DAY: GOOD REF
ERENCES. CHI. 64l7-R.
LAUNDRY WORK-Bundles to take home;
experienced; colored. Ii. $500.
Business Announcements
CEMENT JoBBING-And grading job
work Of all kinds. He. 2452.
CHIROPRACTOR
DR.. E. E. COPE:
FEATHERS sold and renovated;
feather mattresses, pillows made to or
der. f. F. Burke, AIS Mass. Ma. 1923
Paper Cleaners, $1.00 d room.
White men. LOHMAN. DIR. 4147
PAPER CLEANING. EXPERTS. DR.. 1910
JONES &c MILLER.
PAPER ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and paint
ing. plaster patching. Oh. 68l3.
PAPER CLEANING-AND HOUSE PAINT
ING; REASONABLE. CHI. 239O-W.
Wall paper cleaning. Ir. $3.50.
WALL PAPER-And paint cleaners. Re
liable. satisfactory work. DR.. 1920.
WALL PAPER CLEANING
Sl00 ROOM CHI. 4l95-J.
PAINTING q DECORATING,-F Furniture re-
finished. Salyard & Woods. Ia. 2844.
RUG. 9xl2. THOROUGHLY CLEANED. s.
Superior Rug Cleaners. He. 4462.
H. DINKLA-265O f. 34th; cont. painter.
THE KIDDIES SHOP
We sell. and repair new and used
bicycles, radios, tricycles. scooters, tires, etc
FOR ESTIMATES-O cement work, write
or call in person. 654 Mary St.
Rooms for Rent
BELLEFONTAINE. 2724-Large. front rm
EMPLOYED couple; garage. He. HAS.
BELLEFONTAINE. 242l-2 girls: employed
share modern home; bargain. He 2576.
HARBOUR HOTEL
6l7l2 N. Ill. clean, mod. rms; shower
and tub baths; low daily and wkly. rates
ILLINOIS. N. 816-820-Neatlv furnished:
reasonable.
JEFFERSON. 1874 N...-Two modern. Steep
ing rooms for gentlemen; near car line.
home: near car line bus. Ha 0442-J.
NEW JERSEY. N, 24O7-Nicely furn. rm.
for sleeping. suit. for 2; modern. Ia. SSH.
PARK AVE. llS8-Nicey furnished.
pleasant rm. l or 2: modern private home.
Close to bus. carline. reasonable.
PENN. 2O3O N.-Attractive rm. modern
private home. No other roomers. Har. 2l50
PENN. N. l8l6-Large. sunny. front room.
near bath. Ia. 3l42-J.
PENNSYLVANIA. N. 931-2 nice sleeping
rms: So to 81. Ii 4674.
TALBOT. 24O2-3 rms; kitchn'te: porch;
private entrance: piano: Sll wk. Ia. OBI
WALNUT. E. 320-Apt. g. clean rm.. adj.
bath. Constant hot water. $500.
YOUR Credit is Good
You can phone IN your want ADS and
have them charged. This courtesy is ex-
tended to anyone who has no past due &C
counts on our books. Avail yourself Of
this opportunity A courteous girl will help
YOU write your ad. Call Main $500. Want
Ad Dept.
HOTEL PURITAN
Clean. warm rooms. all we'll ventilated
and fan equipped in summer hot and
cold running water, telephones, tub or
shower bath; real 24-hour hotel service.
THE HOTEL PURITAN. strictly modern,
freproof and within easy walking dis
lance Rates as low as Sl.00 per day
Special weekly and monthly rates make
living here cheaper than living at home
MARKET AND NEW JERSEY SITS.
ROOMS-In lovely modern home; north;
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Barter and Swop
Business Opportunities

MUST BE SOLD THIS WEEK-variety
store; come out and make an offer. Don t
conc unless you mean business and ready
to BUY. 3008 E. Goth on Brookside car-line.
CIGAR STAND-In large hotel here in
city; no rent. heat or light to pay; nice
place for lady; $500 buys 1t. Business
Exchange. Ii. $500. 238-39 K. of P. Bldg.
WANTED-Partner for restaurant business.
Must be experienced. Box 3l9. Times.
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Help Wanted Female

WANTED-Young lady, to solicit; straight
salary. Must be willing worker; no sell
ing. Call after o. m MRS. THOMP-
SON. 821 Wright st.
WOMAN-For general housework, cooking
Single. Between ages $3.50 years. Stay
nights Wash. 1910.
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Room for Rent With Board

CAP. N, 7O8-Neatly furn. rm.. home
cooking, gentlemen preferred.
CENTRAL. 26O9-Attractive rm.; private.
mod; privileges: Christian home. He. 1875.
CENTRALIZED block front rm. furn. or
unfurn.; widows modern home. Ii 3l96.
OAKLAND. l027-Attractiye rm.. priv.
mod home. Good meals. Oh. OTIS.
WASH BLVD 2654-Attractive front rm..
private. modern, Christian home. He. 1875.
18TH. 800 W.-Modern nm; private home:
private entrance: 2. Ha. 3564-M.
CHILDREN-To board: mothers care;
large yard. Oh. 2965-M.
CHILD to board home. north, beautiful
yard. Mothers love & care. Wa. 1904.
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Houses and Flats Furnished

DELAWARE, N. z143-weu furn. 2-rm apt.
Bath back porch; adults; gar Ia. 1886.
MERIDIAN. N. l723-l ROOM kitchenctte.
bath furnished. Ia. 1895.
NEW YORK. f.. 7l9-2-room apt. furn,
complete: $40; adults. Ri. 1853.
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Houses for Rent

ARLINGTON. S., 1874 rooms. semi-mod-
ern: SIS. Irv. 3415.
BATES ST.-Three rooms; electricity. wa
ter inside; garage. Inquire BIS e. South.
CAPITOL. N. 3167-Modern double 6
rms, breakfast rm., garage. Ha. 3159-M.
CHESTER, N, 623-5-rm. modern double,
heatrola. wa. pd.. gar; $3.50. Ir. 0706-W.
COFFEY. 500 rooms, bath. water pd.,
garages. Be. 104l.
COLLEGE. 3441-6-room double, all hard
wood floors. lovely yard. garage. Open.
DORMAN. 310-7-room modern single; ga
rage; water paid. He. 1915.
DRAPER, 1531--5-room house. gas. cleo.
water pd., rent reduced to SIC; nice
neighborhood. owner. HUI. 1853.
ENGLISH, 942-7 rooms; modern; garage
DR.. l829-W.
GLADSTONE. s., 15-19 6-rm. double,
strictly modern; reasonable rent; no gar.
Try. 2485.
GRACELAND. 3328-Rear: small house
semi-mod:; employed or elderly people.
Ha. 1180-M.
GUILFORD. 6102-2-way brick veneer, S
rooms: SOS; shady yard. He. 1850.
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Houses for Rent

HIGHLAND AND MICH.-lst door; 6-rm.
double bath; semi-mod.; $28. DR.. 1905.
HOWARD ST, 1929 double house. 5
rms bath. garage, water pd SIS. Be. 1872
KEYSTONE, N. 245-4-room bungalow
double, with complete bath: attic, gar.
good condition; SIS. II. 1855.
629 Lexington Ave. 5 rooms. s27. SO
436 State Ave. rooms ............ q. 30
F. S. CLARK & co. Ma 1917
LYNN. N. 54O-S-room pantry; SIS mo.
MINNESOTA. E., 73O-5-room double,
toilet, water inside Will provide garage.
Well located. good condition. Don't fail to
see this $23 water pd. DR.. 2945-J.
NORTH-Attractive Groom modern doub. !:
built-in features: lge. porch: $35. Ha. 1864
RILEY, N. 153O-Colored; Groom house;
Sc. Main 1903
SHERMAN DR., N. 1904 rooms. modern,
garage; $40; water paid. Oh. 6272.
SUGAR GROVE. 1905 rooms, redeco-
rated. garage. yard porches $40. Hu. $3.50.
TACOMA. N. cots rms. water. gas,
elect; inside toilet. Dr.. 2432. Ma. 14O7.
TUXEDO, NJ. 235-3 rooms. cleo. good
we'll Only $40. Oh. l4O9.
TUXEDO. s.. 49-5 rms, semi-modern
Sl8. J. w. Friday. 1874 Lemcke Ma. 2816.
mod. ward. porches; only s24. Oh. $3.50.
10TH ST. F., 2510-4-rm. mod double.
clean. garage $3.50; water pd. Dr. 1890
45TH ST. E.. 2115-3-rm. cottage. kitchens
cite; garage: chicken house: cleo: will
paper to suit tenant; small garden; SIP
COTTAGE WITH GARAGE, $1,000
Four rooms. electric lights and gas;
newly decorated. 1916 Deloss St.
DUNLOP & HOLTEGEL
1872 f. Market st Ma. 6021
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Help Wanted Male

CAN EARN FROM $50 TO SIS A WEEK
Selling auto magnetic trouble light. Won
derlite Sales Co., 30 Industrial Trust
Building, Providence, R. ].
WANTED-Dist. representatives. 3 in
Mfg. Co.. SIG Madison.
RELIABLE man for ice wagon; must be
willing to work. 619 Langsdale.
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Lost and Found
Special Notices

On or after April 10, 1928. will not be
responsible for debts contracted by any
other than my self.
LESTOR CORY. SCI Baton st.
U. s. GOVERNMENT JOB-$95 to $225
month: steady work; men, 18-45: coach
YOU. 1907 City Trust Bldg.
ELECTREAI-Body massage; corrects poor
ner. 1112 Central Apt. K. Ii. 1878.
MEMS SHOES-Half-soled and rubber
heels. 81. Ladies Shoes. 90c 644 Ind. Ave.
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Rent Housekeeping Rooms

porch, modern. furnished.
ASHLAND. 1634-TWo connecting rooms:
downstairs modern: private entrance
CAPITOL, NJ. 28l8-2 upper front rms,
Sc; or for SO. Ia. 1882, evenings.
CENTRAL 1456 Small furn. apt: excep-
ttonally nice; mod; references. Ri 4749.
COLLEGE. 1322-Clean. modern rooms for
couple. Riley 1868.
DELAWARE, N. l505-Delightfully furn.
nm; reasonable: everyth. furn. Ii 1887.
ILLINOIS. N, 2339-Modern /. 2 and 8
rooms; everything furnished Ia. lilo.
KENWOOD. 2347-2 clean furnished rms.
with bath. Reasonable.
OHIO, F.. 54o-1 his. KIP. rm., $3.50. 2
PENN. 1862 upper front Connecting
rooms. modern. clean; electric laundry.
PRATT W, 29-Clean, End f. front; gas
range near bath. Ii. 2095.
PRATT. w. 29-3 rooms stove heat 81
week.
10TH. E., 3l8-Lrge rm.. kitchenette sink:
Immediately clean: bath; mod. CHEAP.
RMS-Beautifully furnished housekeeping
ground f.. bath. toilet. SO wk. DR.. 1881.
Apartments for Rent
1855 N. ALABAMA ............. $38. 5O-37
4i8 z. Fifteenth ............... 75.o0-4I
2S4 E. Pratt ......... $3.50
Ivy GennTaI ;..:...' '''.''''.'''.'' 5900
MoYNAHA sII'i PRE SSi5 CoMPANrYS.O wv
ITO Union Title Bldg.
BROADWAY, 21sT-3 or 4 attractive rms:
kitchenette: bath; heat: water. He. 1921.
LOCKERBEE. 527-4-room modern fiat;
like small house. Ii. 1880.
LA VERNE olored; 22O W.; Apt. north.
lights. heat hot, cold water and ianitor
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WNnnr Nredif us QIOOC

You can phone In your want ads and
have them charged. This courtesy is ex-
tended to anyone who has no past due. &C
counts on our books. Avail yourself OF
this opportunity A courteous girl will help
YOU write your ad. Call Main $500. Want
Ad Dept
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-11-15
MENTAL DIET
BY DR.. Frank Crane

The Warrington print sUsvy fer
several months article by the Dr. Frank Crane Thes
articles had been to this in ADVANCE
FEl He human mind thing thoughts
ideas but there float about also ghosts that
sometimes influence its conclusions quite much does
intelligent reasoning.
These hints lunches supersttions One has
learned something things
rubbish to be swept out of the mind at
At meeting the Folk Society recently there
quite exhibition of these faace that nfe
There all of charms amuets used the superstous
all parts the world be interesting to recount OF
glass balls filled with threads The witch
these threads before could the threshold Of the
home There many could them
the wchg that before the cock she had to
retreat in discontinue.
the evil nightmare, disease
and death and against the toohache
Soldiers sailors during the used all sorts OF
charms.
dried brought soldier safely through his per
soldiers carried black cats and ornaments made
missiles pieces of goats hair African beans little china
bands and other curious things
custom weddings where
the wedding blood
wrists of the bride and groom.
Another rites the gypsies Scotland
sacrificed and the
meet
Another given Of gypsy who caused blood flow
his wife This he did by choppng off the fourth
finger of Then he sailed the
carried with him handkerchief If he married later
he gave the finger to his wife.
There limit human mind to thought
be limit to the vagares of
~ copyriEh
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LISTEN, WORLD!
Hidden PatiOs
By Elsie Robinson

Anew ORLEANS looks pretty
IN much like any other big.
prosperous city when you first
come into it. The usual railroad
terminals, warehouses, the usual
Uttered overwhelmingly tele.
phone wires, street cars, electric
signs--all the ugly, necessary
paraphernalia of modern life' So
this is New Orleans--and they
had told you 1t was so romantic!
Later, having few hours to
kill, you decide to walk. You
walk, Indifferent as to direction,
so colorless is the scene. Presently
you find that the street has mar
rowed, Ia cobbled instead of paved.
There is a wooden awning above
you. leaning balconies, small hud'
died shops with fly blown windows
beaded funeral wreaths, racks
Of dusty jewelry, holy images. You
are in the old French quarter.
though that does not interest you
for you are seeing, still, only the
blank, masked face Of q strange
city.
Then suddenly something vivid
flickers past your eye and is
gone. You stop, Wondering-turn
and look about. What was it
that touched you like a Gala
hand? Beside you one of the low,
weather.beaten doors hangs open.
Beyond stretches long paved
passage, tunnel dark, which opens
at the end into a sudden, jeweled
blaze of light. Warm golden air.
spattering on damp, red tiles
iacework of fern In hanging
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-11-15
THE FARMER AND THE FACTORIES

This excellent cartoon by Fitzpatrick in the ST. Louis
PosDspGtch is intended to emphasize the fact that the
great industries yielding billions year have heavy tariff
protect them their and their workers whereas the
farmer is not protected insufficienty protected
The picture with the dollar marks coming Of the factory
smoke strong but it does not tell the whole story
The farmers course should be protected. and their
products should be protected the tariff protects their
owners and workers
Some farm products protected, some left without
protection and none perhaps efficiently protected Of
low priced labor elsewhere
For instance Florida and California brought
into competition with countries like Mexico and Spain
which the supplies be produced quarter Of
the cost
But organization, EFFICIENCY and MASS PRODUCTION
have even with prosperity than the tariff
itself, once the industry gets well started.
We have an automobile business all the world selling
England than they make in England infinitely
than they make in Canada and monopolize
the automobile business at absolutely NOT BECAUSE
THE AUTOMOBILE INDUSTRY Is PROTECTED BY
TARIFF BUT BECAUSE WE HAVE DEVELOPED IT TO
THE HIGHEST POSSIBLE POINT OF EFFICIENCY BY
AMERICAN ENGINEERING GENIUS QUANTITY PRO
DUcTIoN AND MECHANICAL SKILL
The problem to study in connection with the farms is
possibility of greater efficiency in production.
man trudgng slowly through the day with his hired
man forty doing everything little and nothing
THOROUGHLY cannot possibly get for his labor much
another that stands still in place. having the work
come to him.
to him. but he with the help of engineers and
efficiency experts to which he entitled organize his work
and avoid three-quarters of the lost motion.
He could and he should be able any time reasonable
payment to secure the OF highly developed machinery
Today he buys machine that with proper care should
last years. he few days each puts
away to rust LIS horses work x. in the spring and
There something more than tariff protection needed to
SEs On Ta n ean 'do do
there in time what it has done in the factories.
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The Eternal Mutiny
By Herbert kaufman :

NURSERY tell how the other Of the body
~ decided to boycott the belly.
Were sick Of doing all the getting nothing for
it, they grumbled Hereafter we1 and toll for
lazy glutton who gobbe the entire fruit of effort"
Whereupon the refused locate food the limbs declined to
till and fetcheven teeth get joined the strike against
that greedy profteer"
pretty mutinous members their
OWN strength sappng realized in ostracizing the
stomach, that they planning commit suicide.
Later the working folk of Rome decided that capitalists and
distributors parasite class moved the hilltop of their
and organized community which the Wte
Toga" element strictly excluded.
craftsmanship founder the muddes to
which inexperienced promptly brought he and
fable show how ONE section OF the
body polite SUCCEED SURVIVE without the assistance
and cooperation of the rest.
Finally Russia precedent takes blind fling at the
identical game vere and desperately
skilled captaincy back to industry and finance
Civilization is an exqutey balanced machine with stresses
and strains distributed through the entire economic structure
Nations are dependent particular Glass; their burdens
are propoonatey by producing, underwriting manuac
turing, and dispensing groups
Prosperity and city alike; perhaps high
faun that giveandake and geogether
monty rule
All % was, long handiy crowded into
bazned the shield of America United
stand, divided we fall