The evening world. Newspaper, September 4, 1919, Page 14

GARY CALLSONULS. TOSIGN TREATY AND adoption of the American dollar as a basis or standard of currency and Values was worthy of universal con sideration. WARNS BUSINESS MEN THEY FACE FIERCE STRUGGLE. John Mitchell, Chairman of the State " Industrial commission, was operated on by Dr. J. F. Brimann at Graduate Hospital Tuesday morniny cause of a seriously infected der, It Was said to-day at pital that the condition of the pat, American business men were was satisfactory. He was taken sudden- | warned that they were facing the ly i and went to the hospital on Bat- fiercest commercial stru in the Y history of the world. orelgners,” Mr. Gary said, “are gazing upon this country aa the most ile fleld for |adventure and exploitation. By every known means of operation Great | Britain, France, Germany and other lands will seek to control or excel in the oversea trade. In justice to our- selves we must be diligent and ag- |gressive. As of vital consequ there whould be the most conaisi and intense spirit of co-operation be- tween all our people, between labor ad capital, employers and employess, between state and private interes:s.” As one essential of success in the coming business struggle the speaker maintained that we must have “a merchant marine equal in every par- TRADE WITH ENEMY Appeals to Lawmakers for Fair Treatment for Both Capi- tal and Labor. BOSTON, Sept. 4—Immedinte re- sumption of business relations with Germany and Austria was advocated to-day by Elbert H. Gary, Chairman of the Bond of Directors of the United States Steel Corporation, in an address before the annual meeting SPECIAL FOR Thurs., Fri. & Sat. NCOATS FOR MEN AND WOMEN Al 350 Coats Suitable I fk of the American Bar Association. Mr. ticular to the best, with all advan- or Gary declared the majority of the|tages and no disadvantages in com- A people of America were in favor of|parison with others, unhampered by ll the Peace Treaty and the League of |jiaws, rules or regulations which Nations, and said he would assume/might interfere with practical and Seasons that the treaty would be adopted |successful business operation.” without materia] change. Turning to the labor question, Mr. Re-establishment of trade between Gary said that the antidote for Bol- Values $ 10” upto the United tates and the Central|shevism was plenty of work at rea- $16.50 Powers was urged on the ground {sonable compensation, He maintained that we need German and Austrian |that employers must not give em- Values $ 45 foods and also that such purchases|ployees good ground for complaint, up to if would have a decided influence in} but must furnish them agreeable and $12.50 stabilizing international exchange. —_| healthful conditions of work, an op- Mr. Gary also declared that the United States “should finance other deserving countries, leas fortunate, mn rehabilitating their productive ca- pacity and resources and that we should purchase their products up to S.E. Cor. the limits of our requirements and 13th St. portunity to advance and to invest their savings in the business with which they are connected. He pre- dicted that Bolshevism would never gain @ foothold in this country, In respect to capital, Mr. Gary de- clared that whatever evil might exist GOODYEAR Waterproo’ 840 B’WAY ~|ored the “ ie sla Sei veelinoe ‘vate Mitts yx cnantbsh UNDERWOOD URGES BOARD TO FIX WAGES AND RATES Senator Wants Railroad Commis sion Which Will Also Protect Public. WASHINGTON, Sept. 4. of a governmental or board with powers to fix both rail- road wage scales and transportation rates Was advocated in the Senate to- Establish men day by Senator Underwood -of Ala- bama, a I ratic member of the | Intoratat merce Committee. | Without disclosing whether he fav- Interstate Commerce Com- proposed tribunal, Cummins _bill_p m or n the rd on that side of the question, Govern- ment ownership had been proved not to be a remedy. “Whatever is every- body's business,” he sald, “is no- body's business.” Our experience during the war, he continued, showed that Government ownership a failure CALLS SHERMAN ANTI-TRUST LAW PUNITIVE. Attempts to regulate capital by such punitive measures as the Sher- man Anti-Trust Law were also con- demned by the speaker, who declared that such methods involved in whole or part the destruction of the prop- erty or business attacked. Admitting that capital, when uncontrolled, some- times took improper courses, Mr. Gary offered « solution of his own. “Why not have the law framed and administered,” he suggested, “so as to allow the courts to cover the whole subject by injunction rather than by the destruction of Property or busi- ness? If capital is proceeding or threatens to proceed improperly it can be restrained by injunction and the order enforced in the regular way, A court of equity should have, if neces- sary, enlarged powers of preventive unlimited by statutory pro- there is punishment to be in- ed it should be upon the indi- who are reprehensible, and n the owners, as stockhold or otherwise, of the properties in- volved, who are in responst- ble for misconduct." Mr, Gary closed his speech with a declaration that this not the worst but the best peri in our history, “It is the best,” he said, “for it looks forward to a future that is bright and glorious if we but rise to the heights of practical advan- Ratification of the P without amendment wo majority report of a sp BLOOMINGDALES 59TH TO 60TH ST. LEXINGTON TO 8D AV * Children Love Music A ha; in which music and song al d py home for both children and grown-u und. This 18 Cue autiful Walters Player, which any child can play, will bring 3 | ,, tee of the Bar Association appointe a a sree share of hay ie to YOUR home, and our to study, the League of Nations 5) i i onant. ‘wo ot he five membe ia] EASY PAYMENT N makes it possible for almost the committee declined to concur in any family to enjoy the pleasures that music brings. Call tomorrow, select your Player, and we will ar- range for its immediate delivery, ‘the report. 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