The evening world. Newspaper, March 10, 1922, Page 4

oe Se oS eee nmnemegee: r 7 “ ae = 4 pails _._ THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, MARCH 10, 1922. j | — ‘ iene te oe gl b Pees ee | trouve and Senate leaders over the] Representative Philllp PB. Campoeli]| months ago. The Senat ply : 6 : tariff. ‘The House Republicans don't} Of Kansas, 4 member of the Republi | talks and talka, nate simp) AVOID BONUS LOANS, aw dite unlbustend vaevipe, compeceation i relish the thought of having to go be- | #4" Steering Committee; Chatrman of! “president Harding has gone his! U. S. COMPTROLLER |ccruneates it they are voted, white he House Rules Committee, .wnich fore the voters this fall with tariff], k=" Fo sy limit. We can do nothing else, We g | Representatives: Ogden L. Mille (Rep., 4 : site OF nd oases things In the House, and avet-lon this side have made repented wt ADVISES BANKERS |N yy ang Katane (hep, Oto) have ‘NeConnection With Any Other Cctablihment iw the Word SES BETWEEN legialation on the list of unredesmed| eran adviser In party councils, has] tempts to get notlom vat ce tra een . AREAL Tha eee oa aati campalen pledges. The Senate tead- the ranks of those who are ate Finance Committee and cach time} Worst Kind of Frozen Credit,'}to business, ¢ ors have assumed the “Weshould- condemning the Senate Re- [we are told, ‘The bill {9 about read issitiger. Calls am oan Mr. " Oriel ger characterized the 4 ‘ worry” attitude over the tariff ques- ns. and will be out in two weeks.’ ” ef beed Aa Madd palit efrtifieate plan as. “the worst kind . : toa, apa pert) gol Ww anex-] When Campbell was asked, “When Attacks Measure, | of, frozen credit’? and Mr. Mills said J ; Many of them entertain serious] have been nagging and gnawing at er ie ere ROAM aROe Troan Nidt AES BHD Soa several Warhied: iritione oF dollars : doubts as to the wisdom of tarift tin-}each other for so long that they nave} ont is, ‘Two more weeks.’ We ate|!usht from three quarters has been|that wild otherwise go toward the THIRTY-FOURTH STREET f i ‘ >. -- kering at present, fearing it may be] &rown Aan lie ag Na make simply exasperated beyond all meas- | lirected at the Bonus Bill, wheels of industry or cause such an ‘ an obstacle to foreign debt adjust-|"° TOO ee ey Rinne area Patent ure, Son ething has to be done to] Comptroller of the Currency Cris-|inflatfon of currency as would lead to] f embers of Lower Chamber] iment. hes aD oe ht make the Senate move.” singer has announced lie would ad- ‘another era of high prices. ist That the Others Are The apprehension of the House] Warming up to his subject Mr] pS OR Ty ere * ‘ members has assymed suc shape] Campbell continued: “The Senate is Getting “Bone-Headed.” that many of the Representatives are | responsible for the delay on all legis- 1 rolng outside the rules and condemn- | lation in this Congress. The public ing the Senate for its failure to act, | ‘c * Congress. The public doesn’t risking the effect on the party gn the| differentiate between the House and campaign in order to clear their own] Senate. Hut the House has done its skirts of the blame, part, We finished the tarift elght PA <' Hy amare Ear $ dipectal to The Kvening World.) OPPENHEIM.CLLINS &G 34th Street—— New York . Featured—Saturday . Misses’ New Spring Suits Sizes 14 to 18 Years. Also suitable for Small Women to 46 Bust: PVASHINGTON, March 10.—Open warfare has broken out between rs fasion 1 Best & Co. 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