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Show e, - 1 s ,uwm rt j . i. '. r. 5 TimATfTsmTiiinwErtTznHT$roimwrxmrsrwi92r to effect that hi Philippine policy will not countenance any turning backward of the wheel of progress in the island government will hav a reawjrfng effect upon th Filipino people, aaidD Veyra. Th on the on Cox. hand, and the president's statement also may tend faadherents of Mr. McAdoo on the other vorably to influence the kind of a report inhand Ordinarily, Mr. Roper would be to to submitted by the considered to belong to the McAdoo fac- vestigating commission It I tonow hoped will to abi tion. The fact I, however, that if Mr that Ihe administration Roper is chosen, it will be because of his see its way clear to grant independence at i ty and his adaptation to this particuan early date lar Job of bringing the Democratic party the best shape. into organisation Debs fact, th cleavage between the Cox fol owera and the McAdoo fol ow era baa loat much of th sharp feeling Indefinitely that It had six months Ago Th prevailing sentiment among the upper rank of the worker that It is best ;'ipardonA for Kgfcoa V. V' rariMng not' to have either UK Cox or Mr Me- or I a general amnesty for ibriac or Adoo, anyone else in mind ns the bene- vlcted war time laws will! be under ficiary of the party organisation They- reached by President Harding until the are more disposed to base their preparaGermany has been tlona for th future on the possibility of vac treatywaswith stated today - at the it some Democrat, yet not widely known, ratified, making, during the next three years, a Whlsllcuse position wsa mad president's public record sufficiently attractive to alter a con'c ence with Attor render him available a a presidential pos- known rev Gcncrst Daugherty who ha made sibility Democratic leader who hav re-- an exhaustive Investigation of the case ei. ted long on this aubjeet point out that lender and of Others of the Socialist r is short a period a two years before Imirlsoned violation. It ta un- rover Cleveland received the Democratic general manifested nomination for president he was a private dsrstood the toattorney submit a recommendati m readiness a citlxen of Ruffalo, N If , who had never status of the Debs baaed on the he d any office higher than sheriff It th but that president Indicated on some uh emergence as this that the any steps unmore Democratic leaders are he v euld rather notof take the peace treats til after ratification now disposed to rely. was dish fact that The question In any event, they are going to go into and the work of organising the party without cussed at length by the president was taken attorney gineral today leaders hut with sn th an regaid to individual the that Indication as general on the possibilities of success ", a wholly amnstv asked for by war time prisoneron wa a matter of serious consideration Election in New Mexico. lnirlng the eontlng month onelsoloted the part of th administration. election will take place which might be, vnd probably wlU be, interpreted a a sign on of the trend of political sentiment, This a the election of a senator from New Certain to Visit U, S. MexiiO it ken He mi tor Aluert Kill resigned to enter the cabinet, the governor appointed hi successor. In the ptrson of Associated PARIS Aug 27 (Br th Henator Buraum . Senator Hursuin haa Marshal Koch unannounced, yesheld th offiee as an appointee since Press ) walked American emInto the terday March 4. On September 2U, however, a a hero, without formality, took special election la to be held which will bassy In the reception room and like th a senator for the coming three and seat elet caller, sent up his card asking a half years Th Republican nomine ordinary to see Ambassador Herrick. Is the sitting senator, Huraum, the When presence of the distinguished Anv disposition to regard the result of visitor beiarpe known a secretary Imthis eloetlon a Havtng much significance mediately him Into th ambasushered wilt he a mistake. New Mexico a state sadors of fbe Marshal Koch told Mr. peculiar to itself Kleotlons there are won Herrick that h had come to the emand lost by a smaller number ot votes In to say definitely that be than are often cast for sheriff In an bassygoingperson to th Inlted States. eastern count y. Moreover, the local Dem- was to and tell you defiwanted "I ocratic organisation In New Mexico seams nitely. said the corns commanded to be taking little Interest ia the event. the allied armies officer who th war, "that during The election will determine whether one f am I wanted to going to America. senator for th coming United Htate 1 three and a half years Is to be Republican tall you bow delighted 1 am that , am going. or lemocratlc. To that degree It will American the "The of visit Legion ha have- importance, but It will have no value me in Closer touch with America as a sign of shifting political sentiment brought 1 have been since the American In the more normal parts of th country, than W hat the Democratic loaders will begin army was here, and 1 appreciate deeply of the American Legion that desire the do next to month in the way of organisa1 go to their convention in Kansas tion Is leas Important than the alignments City. whlih are soon to arise In the shape of Issues However satisfying a presparty Mr ident Harding mav b In other reBUI. to spects, hla political fortune will be affected more by the disarmament conferTariff in Legislation ence than by any other one thing If the coming conference should meet and il balk' and go away without having WASHINGTON. Aug 27 Thg senate an-thing, tile mnfidence of the finance committee decided today to put peoples of the woril Irf their various gov- the tax bill ahead of the tBiff, Conernments will be seriously shaken In that sideration of the revenue measure will state of mind. President Harding will begin next Thursday by which time hearprobably suffer moro than any of the ings on th tariff already scheduled will others But If, on the contrary, the com- hav e been concluded. ing conference should result In a definite Chairman Penrose announced that it and material degree of disarmament, then was the hop of th committee to have Harding s future vis assured not the tax bill, passed by th house, ready ss a figure In current politics, butmerely from for submission to the senate when It rethe point of view of history also. convenes September il, H did not make A single minor aspect of a successful know i whether hearing on he tax quesoutcome of the disarmament conference tion would be held. will rob the Democrats of their most imHe also announced that the hearings It the conference la on tlis sugar schsdui of th tariff rneas-u- t portant ammunition successful. It will follow that America, as wculu be Indefinitely p stponed a Well all the other nations, will make next year greatly reduced appropriations Cashier for military and naval armament, if the Suicide of Hepublhan administration Is able greatly in Mystery to reduce the expenditures for disarmaIs ment, It will follow that next year we can again revise our tax aihedule, and revise 'MACKAY, Idaho, Aug. 27. George W. It materially downward Any such dracSRhter of the Union Central matic reduction of taxation as will result Meitsler, bank at May. committed suicide Thursday from disarmament will deprive th Demby shooting himself at hla home ocrats next year of the best ot their argu- nuomlng May. ments, namely, discontent with taxation. at Mr Meitsler went to the bank that opened up and received th state Copyright, 1921, by the New York Eva- - morning, bank examiner. A few minute thereafter nlng Post. Inc. be excused himself and went boms, sayIn a tew mining that he would be back HARDING'S POSITION tNOORSCD. utes, and after an hour or so a messenger And discovered the house to 27 sent the wa Aug.' WASHINGTON, Philippine Commissioner da Veyra today publicly body in th basement. and word no there left Mr Meitsler praised President Harding's statement to Manuel Queson, president of th Island can be no cause ascribed for his act. Tbs hank examiner found affairs st the bank senate. 'president Harding's statement to the in perfect shape, Vlfson administration, and previous dethat was an official of the postoffice partment The suggestion of Mr. Roper's name recalls a cleavage which exists in the party between the follower of i lllf CONGRESS The pishments Raises Hopei Leaders i of Party. Aciionon It Appeal Deferred li Fu- - ture Hangs on Success of Disarmament Conference New F -- V - - two hundred 'Striking Dresses Another shipment for Monday selling - special values. , fl By MARK SUUlIVAN. laljto Ih Triton. WASHINGTON, Auk. 2T The Jsmo-Itlclkadc- rs who have ansi, zed the slt- fieri throughout the country tilth retd to their party fortune gay that eklnt Harding la popular personally, tdnds, on the whole, to liureaae In I (feonpl etrengrh from month to month y Isay, further, that the public of Harding, as head of the ig good; that the pubic be-- ( Ihe ha a strong cabinet, and that I ilolng a good Job of government i seUecptng. j ut 'they say Preldent Hnrdlng, a head of the Republican party, the Republican majority In the se J and senate, la another matter, y Say there la discontent with con-a- s, Jand it ia on this discontent that Democratic leaders expect to build r plans for the congressional election t yfar. J Im-sl- of-i- airman White May Resign. ex month the Democratic national imlttee will come together to select otherwise lay out a program believed that thp coming year, ft present national chairman, George iteof Ohio, will tender hi resignation, committee may or may not want to it. Mr. White's attitude Is heed ,to be one of willingness to resign n tfie position. If the comml'tee wants siittltule someone else Probably ft ild he accurate to say that Mr White's tuifc Is one of preferring to give up position. He Is believed to have a ng chance of getting the Democratic ipgtlon for governor of Ohio next r, $nd the Democratic nomination for errMr of Ohio next year I a valuable licit opportunity. he I feeling is practically universal nif; Ohio politicians of both parties t at'ntlment in Dhlo has swung far iy from what It wa at the election November, Tbty ay that if an elec-w- r held in Ohio today, the Demo-- s would have ihe better chance to it I True opinion la not based on anv-- i ( president Harding has done or failed gio. nor on national issues. it is baaed disappointment with the rord hew present Republican Ohio stole ad-- I is'fation V'nder these circumstances, 'rman W hlte Is believed til prefer tht 1 opportunity to remaining as na. Iml f halrman. 1 ir-o- n 1 Iftniel S. 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