The evening world. Newspaper, January 13, 1920, Page 20

Congressmen, But self-denial is atnolitaly essential if there is to be any relief from continued and excessive taxation, or a “Bondage Loan.” ESTABLISHED BY JOSEPH PULITZER. — Preriisned Dat'y Except Sunday by che Press Publishing Senos oe tee $3 att aman ne HOW MANY MORE DAYS? RALPH PULITZER, President ‘J, ANGUS SHAW, Treamrrer, 63 Park Row Copyright. 1920, toy Ths rom Vi i (The New York Evening Prolong Your Life es was ral- ; a SOSEPH PULITZER, Jr, Secretary, 63 Park Row. VIS three days since the Treaty of Ver ified by the Allied Nations and by Germany. For) “ <'# ia 7 2 en ares *. , Ye George L. Meylan of Colum- MEMBER OF THR ASSOCIATED PRESH. ree days the i i 5 ? 4 ita ar osear i: tindiey decd wi t's vidal tnree days the leading nations of Europe have been eZ bia University recently stated that ct cit toy tonpetshen credited to Mt or ooh cuboreicn ereciion tn tals papse| ait peave. i most men of to-day are living on@ i (ela the local news published herein. | ; ned plane of 40 or 50 per cent. physical een ee ee How many Americans are content to have the. | efficiency. Dr. Royal 8. Copeland, Health Commissioner of New York, asserted practically the same thing, The Bvening World submitted thetr statements to a uumber of leading physicians of the country and asked their views as to rules of health ana all a COWARDS NOT VOTING. | United States still at war? How many Americans | ¢ HE move to abandon the principle of representative | have relished three days of peace with this country | government in the United States by disfranchising | out of it? How many are satisfied with the pretended | part of the electorate of this Commonwealth was sus- | Statesmanship that has kept them out? re tained in the New York Assembly Jast night by a vote “It is no time of triumph or soaring hopes,” | aie essential to promoting Lt ‘“S _ BF seventy -one to thirty-three, | Says the London Telegraph. “The omission of | : S —"Thhe eighteen Democrats and thirteen Republicans] America’s signature to the ratifying document cenit 1h one it | wito added their votes to the two Democratic votes prep eadtelinl Udall CM di a hee By S, Dana Hubbard, M. D. 1 cast against the original motion to suspend the five So- iss Tes Rar thr Tigh of silieae ail WY | OTUslin mausatlons New. Vork city” | cialist members, represent the effect of five days of the tefms of the treaty, but the world knows | ‘ ieaaG ot Healthy cea public protest upon the sanity and honesty of As- that unless and until the United States adheres | | Of age wtmkod, “That 1) was semblymen. ‘ to the League and participates in its actions not | ~ man's own fault if our, body and _ The forty-one Assemblymen, exclusive of the sus- & Uthe of the usefulness and moral authority it | sy SECA: ce uciHuat HRRERINGH? , ist members, who failed to vole, proved Sears aes See see ot | That is the plain truth of the situation, Millions of Americans know it to be.the truth, Nobody can }tmake them belieye that, whether put into words by| Britisher or by Madagascan, it is not the truth, Every hour the United States remains out of peace and the League is increasing the anger and disgust with themselves cowards in the face of the gravest issue that has confronted the Legislature and people of the State of New York in a generation. Speaker Sweet has not been able to whip his own party into solid alignment behind an act that strikes at | a fundamental principle of American democracy. Demo- crats have begun to recover their senses and their bal- ance, Opposition to this preposterous abuse of legis- lative function is gathering force and concentration, § | | | pended Soci 4 t i which American citizens view the Senatorial policies | and tactics which have been alone responsible. That every hour since last Saturday has put a wrote that “Life is only life when blest with healt 6 And Thomas Carlyle is quoted as having said “That the healthy man ts the most meritorious product of na- ture, the b st thing the earth receives of heaven.” From Kcclesiasticus we learn that |“rhere is no riches above a sound |body and no joy above the joy of | health.” ‘Then the moral is “LIT Us LIVE LONGER!" ‘ | But how? Now that fs the rub, But it can be done. Man loves life. It is his instinet to love it so long as pleasure aceom- | Panies the healthy action of mind and body. ure is ever fighting a battle | against decay through disease. Are we lendeavorimg to assist nature in this battle? Some may be, but it is thought many are not so doing How can we live longer? Sydney Smith writing to Lord Mur- ray, said playfully, “If you wish for anything like happiness in the fifth act of life, eat and drink about one- half of t you could eat and drink. Did t il you my calculation yabout this laving ascertained the Whether it was done to get rid of a group of votes neay ier pressure on United States Senators is apparent ’ | that threatened to hamper the schemes of Republican in their changed attitudes,. Compromise and ratifica- | feaders or deliberately arranged as a hullabaloo to 0" are suddenly on every Senatorial lip. town the noise of the Prohibition issue, the oust- What history will say has not bothered Senator img of the Socialist members has raised a formidable Lodge and his crew. But what living Americans with i : 7 : vote: ca i y ri S| e e e. question transcending party politics and party lines. tes to cast will say begins at last to bother the treaty- } fo try to evade it is cowardice. | wreckers very much indeed. | Legislators and people of New York must meet it not F i ae i tee ah i civilized world—while the people of the Unite ates ¢ ) slink ‘ a8 Democrats or Republicans, but as upholders of rep-| POR i Aoi iaee are mete ta sib, COUN to ! i Res overnsnent the back door with fighting Russians and unspeakable weight of what I could live upon so —~-resentati : Turks! ‘ (as to preserve health and strength, ° — . and what 1 did live upon, I found that ' =f | No wonder Senators begin io listen to rumblings | between ten and seventy years cr age, { ; 1 had eaten and drunk forty horse- | IT NEEDS ANDERSON. that sound louder than the rallying cries of anti-Wilson| wagon loads of meat and drink more i : « | factions, | j}than would.have preserved me in life ) aA ILLIAM H. ANDERSON, head of the Anti- Hl 4 and health ee F ae f Tale : N ow many more da “The value of this mass of nourish- Saloon League in this State, jeers at Gov. y | ment 1 dito be worth pony 5 att £7,000. It to me that Smith for ur; a referendum to establish the true ‘ must by my; city have starved | A SUGGESTION. to death nearly 100 persons i attitude of the people of New York toward ratification | ‘ “This ia a frightful calculation, but eas u it i ver the irresistibly true ; of the Prohibition Amendment. NGRY a resentful as it is over the altitude ot ASOT abe the. tacte apoly | commodily prices, ¢ ic i ke lieve | and earnestness totus this da j Such a referendum, scoffs Anderson, “would settle] i, modity prices, the public is asked to believe nl es ee ring the hard facts of ata- , | ¢ ve that there is no demand for goods offered at lower istics, learn that death rates— : | notaing. : | Prices, It is a quality market, the manufaciurers aver, FROM EVENING WORL i Moai eadacad. Tile eonteat Geath ‘ *Wouldn’t it, though? | and luxury products are in greatest demand. D READERS - READERS _| UNCOMMON SENSE Hult Se aay CATT C EI ids | | : : opeockel 4 2 p Hee ESS Teint snag Uieowitae ; pulation less th it was twenty i t ¢ a thorough test of it, let Anderson run for| — The public is frankly cynical, and points to swollen penré ago, Infant tortality rate is gan a | ern gre POMS ns By John Blake Tote us pernriteentents fens i, ‘Governor of New York on the issue of Nation-wide | Protits accounts and extra dividends. re nanli¢a Without Representation, erty, crime, disease and insanity Is af Clotitn EUS eats ane ea ronter tice tte | ray arin} The athe moe ‘ ‘evvE " ‘ Fir Zip Ale “i i day is mé years longer than. it | rolbition, and see whether something wouldn't be But Perhaps the indictment is true, If so, it isa seri-| me ‘ Min arate of ae Ase he Slat at the vain attempt ee DON’T BE A “STOP AND START” MAN, Gay is many yeure longet | tne ‘ 2 ous reflection or < § The , Sembi nh assumed in regard to the i perate and moi > Le be : t h | Settled. aap farce af dissatisfied public, They af€/auly elected and accredited repre-| 4¥., 18, Justified by the prineiples of The incomplete locomotive engineer is known on the rail-} cosy there hs : ¢ i Besides seltling Andersonismi, it would show what] 7) if an unreasonable outcry over the cost of living. sentatives of the citizens of five As- All liars shall have their part in $road as a “stop and start” man, He can use the brake and the} to pre one ‘ ; | Besid he accusers should prove their case. The Evening ‘bly Districts is to be likened to s lake that burneth with fire and throttle, but he doesn’t know how to take care of his engine Aeeeniait s Pend it ie e a py ) the Revo-| brimstone IDEN GR M, Tho ” pies ’ . Re je mid ad { ‘he voters of the Empire State think about the inva-| World will do all it can to help establish the truth of ti onus s that se a te tay -| °'No. 639 West End Ave,, Jan, 10, 1920, The “stop and start” man K never given a good locomotive companied aun | increasing | -sion of the Federal Constitution and the overriding of | the matter, one way or the other, taxation without representation, 1 A tyare® Care: SHen To leteeenee Life and property are too valuable to beg rate tne oot i are dying untimely. «, < ; faa th 4 SUK ’ H e rf foolen Com: | 8 101 Socialis aither de . | To the Editor of ‘The Evening Work Why State rights by an arrogant body of fanatics who have| William M. Wood of the American Woolen Com- am not @ Soe 4 sala ea ips lan teplyinns (0 OY ae Ge Ante who To run a locomotive a man need not have a’ technical edu-$| We find that men and women of i _ | {discovered there is no intoxication like the intoxication Pany is one who has explained high prices as the result! that tneir party is a recognized po- |t% The Evening World of the sth in- “cation or know how to build one. But he must have a good un- Eat oanter harden ee niare Pe H ot exerted in suppressing other people's fiberties! cf public refusal to purchase the cheaper grades of|litical faction in the United States, Mant xe gated the name of A huraor- derstanding of the principle of steam power, of the mechanism $ terjes and heart dise: ‘ re a goods, When Mr. Wood brandad the Lawrence, Mass.,!®d despite the fact that they as an!” ‘Tp he will read areruily “aight and of the airbrake. And he must, if he { worth his aalt, know how | ered? ‘No! fon the tes, belnig the Include Anderson and thereby insure ane of the} retaiters as profiteers, The Evening World declared shal eee have non-citizens and| wrong ‘Thinkive’ by Aarok Mastin .¢to care for his engine so that, while it is in his charge, it will be3| (Te increasing: for instance, in 189 “most thoroughgoing and convincing referenda ever| Mr, \W e Cd that! minors as assoctate members, their [Crane he will find the only sure cure {most efficient. ree rate for heart disease was 1.13 ; _ g cing ire food was equally guilty, and gave figures to show | stre ngth as an organization Hes in the of ie olga Pann Ia. Every human being lives and moves in a machine far more | per 3, 000 population: and the, rate for « ic le “ a bs as s . a ry Fs c er was le 'd held anywhere. the profits of the Wool Trust. ee Delton coud ‘the entire [2O0K once and earctully he will have feomplicated than the most modern locomotive. And ninety- [the same rate'for heart disease has ' aoe Se We want to be fair. Here is’ our proposal to Mr. |! atic party be charged as dis-\irund, the way out of what he 5° ine men eu ore hundred Know. ae more about this machine bee mt Eee ee a rlike ea ! r NO “BONDAGE LOAN.” Wood. Let him announce publicly that he intends to} “Have the people lost wat right that |m8ery.” Kk han the stop and start engineer knows about his locomotive. 3 | 01.’ other degenerative processes of ; id iuggle prices of woolens to any extent which ket | 8 #everded them by the Constitution? | eee It is no wonder that so many human locomotives spend | miadie tite abov ntioned, s i MBORETARY GLASS wams Congress that it must | ea j , y which market |iere in spite of public opinion We | ro m9 paitor ofthe Renae so much time in the hospital repair shop, or break down and}| What is the reason? 4 | fe iit fac eacinat t A hes ff conditions will permit. Let him warn the public that | [Baye lose the Bebe te abe whee #2 | I want you to accept my admira-| {become worthless long before they should. ffec, late hours, ex- i e economical or face another bond issue. The| prices on quality goods are going sky high, But let|{muted to sneke: Phat law, that vou |tlon for the way you expressed your- {How it is constructed, how ‘it should be operated, what =a ha tbaeee rai eal ob ! iy iexpression is timely, but one may be pardoned for] him at the same time announce that he will limit the /°° Bobly fostered. to stop ticket specu- |self in regard to foreign and Amevi- $kind of fuel and how much of it is required for the best re-§ {hh ch Mofo offect Is dlacase and un> { wondering why the Secretary suggests that the alterna- lating bad been declared null and voild./can girls under the title of “Many $sults—all these are profound mysteries, even to men who can nly death. wg why the Secretary suggests e alte profils of his concem to not more than twice what | How. muc yer will the will of the |Men of Many Minds.” You certainly i a : ne ang thine f us ever stop to take an ‘ | tive is another “Liberty Loan.” ih Be pedpte be dist d? It is actions |hit the nail on the head when sou gconjugate Latin verbs or know the names of the Roman em- eee ev elbal nual etecee ‘Certainly the mall Li ey were before the war. Then let him devote the [or Gus kind that will breed discontont |sald that “American gitls ure wth perors in their order, NE oT Oe Rey eoveatlatiad wit dae rtainly country would not so Tees A| increased profits from the luxury goods to decreasing | nn lanarony/ miore WAR RAY aNbAr |clenity verw pale tO meer ihe menace! It is natural to desire long life. It is pleasant to look for-} themselves that to do different than 1 + tond issue now would be recognized as a “Bondage | the price of the rougher grades. |" rhe rent payer has lost the privilese | game.” As for myself personally, gWard to a “green old age. sree ee ttiaat ile: elisa ROAGRARLY: | Loan,” as proving the serfdom of a Nation to the selt- Charge every cent the traffic will bear on {1 finer | of stopp profite ving AAO Penvernie ths American girl any oy in But these can be attained only by men who know enough} | unusual to be classed as eccentric 4 ‘\ . : ct the trough the gna ony 2 e year. ‘Ss , phe aaa Ait n f toe - z ish political desires which are allowed to conflict with | grades. Then sell the coarser grades for suili jently | Hirset am spite Congressional in- | 18th Av., Brooklyn, Jan, 9,'1920, about their Beal machiis y to take care of Ab properly; and?'| aintcnveancatioe OF peau, ; Si sultic! estigutions, the very staples of life —— to keep it up to the work it is called upon to do, | demands a stock taki 4 ' ‘egonomical and businesfike administraton of the af-| bel ‘ 5 1 yoaee A | demands a stock taking. 4 & low cost to strike 2 re still advancing. Do the authori- A High Handed Proceeding, is se 5 er abigees ‘ , When to begin—NOW. i t fairs of the Nation. A “ iberty Loan” or a “Bondage a balance. Profiteer to the limit ties know that anizations aft | To the Editor of The Brening World: It is not necessary oF poas ible for everybody to study | Then follows the question—HOW? at * . Des ‘ k ie} on the luxury demana and devote the profits to 4) forming on the the Nihilists | ‘The action of the State Legislature $ Medicine, But every man can, with little trouble, learn some- Get yourself examined. But I am j { Loan” now would spell political disaster for Congress-| helpful price reduction for those who are less ex: acting, lunder the leadership of that Tory, $thing more than how to start and how to stop his own machine.$ | well. 1 don't need a doctor. My ad- , men. This will be avoided, Hanne Wace auilcaeh inant this ice Fes i \week, Ja fhe cWminating golat 16 He can learn how to feed it, how to exercise it, how to tell} | Wee 7? Mo) Male temay ho es { i With an election in the offing, Congress may be A “ 1 » i F es FURS The versal peur y |the long line of erimes committed by {When something is working wrong, and when to call in the doe You may feel ‘es, 4 ‘ ‘alisha ts > Evening World will give free advertising and publicity | & ; reuse Government officials against the best. gtor, who is the technical engineer of the human railroad. sidious and or | expected to pare appropriations beyond the safety in its news columns. ‘The same offer is open to other SE eT aiaiue whee Jtraditions of dom If all men would do that there would be far less work for? | RES ' ‘ mark, leaving the balance of the necessary expense of | large manufacturers who hold opinions similar to those | be went oulgof the county Hae Ranraaationaee Mingershes are nran|gthe hospitale—-which are the “shops” for human locomotives, a daotor give you the “ones {| | ‘The Government to be met by the always convenient | of Mr. Wood, Is there any way in which ihese met Se ey mek ieanols, und ar fsuNINg to dictate to. tive constitu. | Zand the doctors would find time to learn more about preventive Cr AEE Suet ene Guat ana DAYS ‘ | “deficiency appropriations.” can prove their case in a more pop i si Ms ade i courting deportatic ; ancies whom they should elect to the $medicine, which is the most important branch of medical ON a % cd ir cd a more popular and commenad-, May) ear there will be a | Les Sy aetine Disease must be recog a / But whatever expedient Congress may see fit to} able manner? , ‘i Catholic majority” in the Asse nly | Lely, Seclal at, in faot.1 voted | science. Jand the necessary mei nsures to pre i ‘ Cal : i i Os icainst® one of the men who. have | Sawmmnnnnannnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnannnnnnnnnnannnnnnnnnnnannnnnnnan $ | Vint ‘untimely. death muse i } ‘adopt will be buncédmbe, pure and simple, unless it in- Until a man is willing to permit the public some , ul ry Avsemblymen of a different hove sree Som the State Ganitol 2 a asian — Yl astee teture tn as ee 3 I ic Sc Reet onidicthat bet lmrel® ak hasten to assure you t if} 3 A physical e f | cludes an honest and straightforward attempt at a prac- | such advantageous arrangement let us hear no more of (would be Moet i ey tee atest |the high handed proceeding enacted|in the very fundamentals of the|newspapers are to be taken serious Pater Fee Ie need | Qical and workable budget system: AP publ fon laftront to, Amn ta the lates! | on Jan. 7, 1920, goes through, I shall{ science and philosophy of politics, |The snewspapers are responsible for] dat it 1 even how too late, Newest < udgel sys 5 the public scorn of moderate and low priced goods, (iiso note that 1 Ape vote for the man who has been ousted,|ignorant of the groundwork of our} public feeling. They can sway a pab-| ter—business advice mate Secretary Glass is in enviable position to take an ~ ae biyznen have rec welled Awwom- | OMTajority of the. citizens, of my|iaw, or under orders to write an ar-|lic any way they choose. T ask you,| NOW." ‘To-morrow may bef it { on 4 rears siete a committee composed of the | Assembly District che in for thut| ticle excoriating the radiewls. But our|Mr, Euitor, in justice to the negroes | y bef too late, | active part in budget legislation. Ability has a better | Holding that it had no jurisdiction, the peal Who expelled them. Surely that | representative and I mt the gt:| votes anal mot be silent, Dhe Gay Of] Who madatne auprama sacrifice in thal WHY IT COLLAPSE hae =, “ ne 8 it ? ere “ yme. Visconsin was| work ar, sive more space | sehance to show in the Senate. Equipped with long Federal Supreme Court yesterday denied permis honormtle Sey. Wil tvinelate here, aD Oe ere eee en Tunkere to eee FOO cnatierora nal Gone” camera ctr ther utersat ronal. Brand Walllegk Amenioan peri | $e¥perience in the House and immediate knowledge of |, 0B £07 the New Jersey Retail Liquor Dealers’ Fa ae ea eae den the last two years our Govern-[storm. ARTHUR MASON LICKE, deeds, and not s0 much to his “nls-|to Belgium, smiled the other evenin 1 the T hi to take bi ' | * Association to bring original proceedings in the quite a few new Socialist Assembly-|ment officials have done more to Brooklyn, Jan, 9, 1920, deeds. : NETTIE BAILEY. |when the conversation in a el r4 i | reasury, he is to take his seat in the Senate at a Supreme Court to test the constitutionality of then, or the wholosile deportation of [annul the victory for freedom won in hessorey eae Now York, Jan. 8 turned to the great buildings oe Wee . | time when the budget should come up for passage, the National Prohibition Amendinent and enjoin avery aoe “inte will be thet ue peeaiaaterns lagi Af eet Ps nae Evening World ig Stay- Brement tay. He was reminded of » } 4 «The Good bill as passed by the House is imperfect its enforcement in the State of New Jers ginning of iin, er that waa fous at ei aaa have revived the] 1 am a constant reader of The New|!» oe areal ate Some time since the foreman em- Ag nEeR . , 1 dre nee which formed] yor. Kye World, After readiag #40 needs revision and strengthening, But even if it is In their haste to get w ruling the New Jer. wat be her ore oon, unless the United [one of the causes of the Revolution, | York Evening} RE ARE FOUR ip CFRRLiE ReIBLe Smproved by the Senate there remains the obligation to sey liquor dealers tried to jump over tho fence ution is enforced, and |‘They have smashed that principle of the Kelly cs . a y and palpitating, < glo -Sa Si ever strict Attorney Lewis so anxious| bonuses. What is the State of New instead of going round by the gate. The con- K. | Anglo-Saxon law that says every|is Distr ‘ ott ad Ree said he, in vise the ru Ty . Pasigul ian must be considered ceent{ for Miss Dunn's brother to see Kelly's] York doing for its returned service oice, i¢ les of the House and of the Senate to cen stitutionality of the amendment is not settled Until pr ney have Lrone [Cee voles vane of until proved guilty. They have broken electrocution? Why net let Ham-]men? I believe that some time ago lor ours “tralize and co-ordinate responsibility for the budget in one way or the other by yesterday's decision of faith with the Constitution, They} by’s victims’ relatives — witr his|they recommended State medals for |° «win Jhave counseled violence, lawlessness, rocution? By the way, Hamby|the men, Was this passed? 1 was |jumping s|ployed by a bis contractor rushe into the office of the boss, wild syed a greatly agi- m new h li down int he night, ae ned the boss, ‘single committees on raising and disbursing revenue.| the Supreme Court Wanthomas Carlyle right when he|beutar violence: ‘They are sowing thel almost escaped the chair and’ he kilied| just wondering what the richest State |take notice “What nd beginning of The present syst ti Rhode Island {s before the same court ask- said: “Of one thing, be assured, a lic | whirlwind, What will the harvest be?/two men in & brutal manner. 1 really |in the Union is doing. I am one who aA TE Nanna eae e muitter? re ystem is a national scandal, ing similar. pesmiaal “ cannot last?" No liberal minded man can lookj must give the courts eredit for the| s 1 at home and believe the ex-| “It was the fault of th - » This latter part is by far the more important half of ing similar permission as a State—whieh puts ‘The entire fabric of the Prohibition | with equanimity on the happenings of| speed they showed in the Kelly case men should be given something ‘boss.” “Aiawered the gentle, workmen, : urn for having given up almost made the peg pais 21 2 { year Millions of us have| Kelly may be a criminal, but he is nistake of taking di cJaothing to show our attitude but aj human being as well as Hymby and! everything and at the right time, poaffoldiig ‘before thay in come she \proas cum by boat of men ignorant] has not received just treatment if ue ON WHO STAYED HOME, Wall paper.” Boston ‘Tooeriee e 4 its motion oa a different footing from one made propaganda !s composed of lies. this "seg teform, It gneans a measure of self-denial for| Gann interests, penarages is Hot aes a erties