New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 17, 1920, Page 5

BLAMES AN - FUREIGN POLICY Warding Scores Action in Hayi and San Domingo Marion, O.: Sept. 17.—Pronouncing the leaguo of nations covenant irrec- oncilable with the American constitu- tlon, senator Harding declared in & *“gonstitution day” address here that the time had come for the United tes to decide whether it would reserve or abandon the charter un- dor which. it achieved nationality. “I'he constitution or the covenant— that is the paramount lssue,” he sald *“The twe are irreconcilable. We can- mot be governed from both Geneva and Washington. We cannot follow our present chief magistrate without forsaking the Father of Our Country.” The republican nominee also as- sailed the administration’s policy toward the smaller nations of the ostern hemisphere, asserting that the expeutive had usurped congres- slonal powers to carry on an uncon- stitutiona! war with Hait! and Saa lominga. He declared the receat ute rances of Franklin D. Roosevelt the domgceratic nominee for Vice-presi- dont had revealed officlally for the st timo tho American government's ape” of the two little republica The speech, delivered from the ront poreh to delegations from sev- 1l Ohlo counties, reviewed the cir- mstances surrounding the making the constitution and outlined the ondidate’s judicial branches of the ndidate’'s conception of the bal- bced powers of the executive, legis- itive and judiclal branches of the pvernment, “The constitution has never falled orica” he continued, “and despite fless assertions to the contrary merica has never failed the world. d now, as never before she stands dy, and let us hope will soon be a position, through earnest co-op- pation of all branches of our gov- pment, to lend a helping hand, but e Rerself must point the way. ¢ “How cap we, then, in reason and ith confidence make sure of fulfill- pg our mission on earth? The first P is plain. We must strictly main- in and scrupulously observe, In ter and in spirit, the mandates of constitution of the United States are not doing so now. We are ut r not alone technically withe Ger ¥, but actually with the Hlllr pless republics of our own hemis- . The wars upon éur neighbors the south were made and are still “waged, though never declared, rough the usurpation by the exo- ive of powers not only never be- wed upon him but scrupulously ithheld by the constitution “iOf the fact there can be no ques- . It is admitted even boasted of, fthe democratic vandidate for vice- ident, between whom, it elected, ) the presidency itself would be & single life. ‘You know' he sald e A et MR e R A B el L AR LA L b which not only re- of i‘:fi‘lhnny melts n-'q the bunion FREE TRIAL Don't nflc any longer. Get & box of P It m are not absolutely satis- turn and get your mon back. We personally endorse and FAIL . 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To my mind moreover, it is the most shock- Ing assertion that ever emanated from a responsible member of the government of the United States. “True, We know little of the con- - B duct of these wars of ‘occupation’ and the imposition of laws upon our helpless neighbors. The censorship is no less strict than it was during the secret conferences and conspira- cies in Paris. Practically all we know now is that thousands of na- tive: Haitians have been killed by American marines and that many of our own gallant men have sacrificed therr lives at the behest of an execu- tive department in order to establish laws drafted by an assistant secretary of the navy, to secure a vote in the league and to continue at the point of the bayanet a military domination which at this moment requires the presence of no less than 3,000 of our armed men on that foreign soil.” |0| er 1s o1a \\ &In Imlu ’Ill|l a \lln As Old As He Feels. This is a familiar saying, full of significance nowadays, but when vi- tality gets low and one lacks energy, Vinol, the non-secret cod liver and iron strength-creator and body-build- er is the one remedy that may be de- pended upon to enrich, the blood, | quicken the circulation, increase the appetite and in a natural manner impart strength and vigor to every part of the body. There are many people in this city who will tell you from actual ex- perience how much Vinol has done for them. Your druggist sells it, accept no substitute. 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Ballyhooing from rooftops—they shriek—"“Twenty-five dolllrS’ Why pay more?” { Every clear-minded man knows that he can’t get along on the salary of five, three, two, yes, one year ago; Neither can the skilled hands that fashion your suits—your overcoats. Honest labor must | be paid an honest living wage. Of course, any manufacturer can cut down on the quality of his clothing and confine hlmselfto making goods to be sold at a “knock< down” price. BUT—the clothmg manufacturer of good repute—whose narhe is on the lips of every jack-man in this country—whose suits and overcoats are worn the country over and whose reputation is na- tional—WILL NOT CUT QUALITY. The national manufacturer values his reputation as you value "your life. { i Clothing makers of national repute have a definite policy. They DON'T set a figure and make clothing to fit that price any; more than you would make a fence and go around looking for a farm to fit it'! 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