The evening world. Newspaper, August 13, 1920, Page 4

PROTECTION SA BIG BOOST JM MIR. HARDING Tariff Men a Message of | Good Cheer. ILL MAKE IT AN ISSUE.) "t Expect Much Revenue} but Will Urge It as Pro- tective Measure. | By David Lawrence. ial Correspondent of The Eve- ning World.) MARION, O., Aug, 13 (Copyright, 19%0).—-Senator Harding has sent a f of good cheer to the believers & protective tariff. He means to rive the tariff both as an issue in Campaign and as a defense for foan industry, The occasion of qutburst of enthusiaam for the ive tarif was a communica- from California telling of the it of the lemon growers, but in the Republican candidate, who -« pg soant paragraph to the subject img for a chance to tell old-line | Hepublicans that the tariff is as clos: | thie heart as any other political Yr. Harding is a firm believer in| Protective tariff. With wreat| jestness he told the oorrespond- te here that he thought a new tar- law was inevitable and necessary. | . wt ever was seoured under the eS tariff? measures was about] ¥ 000,000 which used to be half te ecrice'a budgets, but nowadays, | With an annual expense of $4,000,000,- | ia relatively negligible. The in- @ tax has taken its place ae the revenue producer, THE TARIFF ONLY AS PRO- TECTIVE MEASURE. Harding, however, sees the! from quite apother angie—! ly protection of American in- - dustry. It may yield a smaii amount Tevenve but at the sume time he tariff protection will help in-! survive and keep payrolls Republican candidate didn't into detail. With the exception of he @idn’'t mention. any other commodities or Industfes that would BP favorably affected by @ tariff re- He did not discuss those in- which wsed to be in need of tariff, but whose cost of juction due to effigiency methods 4s lower than that of foreign pro- nor did he say he would seo it that the protective tariff wasn't As a means of keeping price high, she Senator simply made a blanket peotective tariff and declined at this time to give any further specifica- tions. Of course, in the mids of a {t would be unwise to men- specifically the industries that id be protected, for that would 2 up @ subject that would be as and as perplexing as the iting of a new tariff law itself. jBut the principle of a protective taritt Mr. Harding has no hesitancy _ t§ proclaiming, The Democrats them- gives have recognized that principle ihe urging a tariff on dyestuffs to our infant industry, started Sidestag the European war, from the 4aflux of German products. The ta, however, have not com- themselves to any general policy as yet. ; AL SIGNIFICANCE OF »BENATOR HARDING'S STAND, ‘Tho politics of Senator Harding's * assertion of his belief in a protective tariff ie significant, The Republican managers In 1918 that they would rei the tariff as soon as | pyssible, and there were some Re- : Bgbiican business msn who thought should have happened at the last of Congress in which both | Ne Shooting at No. 238 West 128; the story of othe, oerast of Alvey pers rera, who calls herself also “Annu Se speech of anceptance, has been | tieig junior,” to-day served notice “by publication” to all burglars, second-story men and thieves mener- ally that she no longer possesses any of her mother’s jewelry, that sie has nothing worth stealing and that she wants the light-fingered gentry to let her alone. Twice since her | mother’s. death she has been robbed | and she naid to-day she had not only Gourse no one pretenda any more| disponed of the last of Anna Held's there is much revenue to be! jewels, but that she intend tarift law, for the most | s!¥e up her apartment at No, 826 oo re are ay _ |Seventh Avenue, the scene of the going to the Anni near Poughkeepsie, and attend to my, pigs and chickens, Burglars cannot annoy me any more," \COx 1s PREPARING Governor intimated to-day, will be the themes of to-morrow's addresses, His | Camp Perry addross yesterday general- ly was non-political and was featured | by a declaration for world peace by ar- bitrament without resort to war, if poa- siblo, with honor, check a fall are believed to have saved the life of #rances Forresta, seven, of No, 432 Bast 11th Street. “The child wi and, venturing too close to the edge, lost’ her balance. ‘The building is four storios high, but whe landed on a on story building below. She clutched the clothesiines and dragged them down with her utterance covering tho principle of a) Unidentified Man searched for the body of an unidenti- fied man who was rted to have ry gonne while in mitetream off Chris- fapher said the man rently Was about twenty-five. five Yeo five inches tall welghed 160 and wore a brown 8D. publicans, But the leaders in Con- “ANNA HELD JUNIOR” iw icy at CONE ARE Anne Held's daughter, Liane Car d also to burglaries. “Now I have nojhing left und I'm feild Junior Farm, | TWO NEW SPEECHES Both Will Be Delivered To- Morrow ai Wheeling, and | Will Outline Policies, | COLUMBUS, ©., Aug. 13.—Gov. Cox returned to-day from Camp Perry, | Ohio, and planned to spend most of the day on the two addresses he will de- liver to-morrow at Wheeling, W. Va.— an afternoon speech at the Democratic State convention and a public address in the evening. National policies and politios also, tha _— Clotheslines Save Baby's Life. Two clotheslines whieh @erved to playing On thé roof this morning pe off Ferry- ‘heat. Police of the Hatbor Squad to-day off the J ‘entral ferryboat Street yesterday afternoon. Harry Rawson, of te 668 ‘Third Avenue Houses were controlled by the Re- thought otherwise. They really feared it would be useless to attempt any revision of the tariff with world trade conditions changing from day to day with developmente tn Europe. To the hgh tariff men the Repub Ucana also pointed out the usclessnosn of tariff revision from another view- point—namely the certainty that a Democratic Executive would veto any tant legislation that a Repuolican Congress might send to the Wikie House, Now, hovrever, with the prospect of a Republican Administration in all ®ranches of the Government, the Re- publican candidate for the Preal- dency Is opportunely retterating ‘his faith in a protective tariff, Ali the obstacles that He in that course have heen fully discounted. 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