| Show I s End N 4 around and theA the A OVAL L An Field Corter J fork rv state there Is a arr rr la f e e ot of Sat talk at the moment Wadsworth Jr for tor mes G Some Some W of ot the editorials editorial tate New York fork kl Presidential papers are fig the vice Ice is alon with Wads Wads- run M. M Mato te to ts Go Alt Mf M. M I Landon haa slate o thIs plow SO far fr Sun toof to the ItA of ot reminiscent MM U 11 bleb 10 of 01 CO called In f time rime WIlliam B Eo orah and tear tor elm on the Re Be- Be him to Io join Borah Dorah ticket Whereupon sold said na In a which have Dare listed to nr a u uto II to Ne te rork whatever ve In of tile e ed 1 tt tee lb N New Ne tf Y Yorkers ers apt ape ap- ap d ply act t the e value of ot their ha 47 1 a dot he I tole ot and the tact fact that to bf decisive in the next college t ballot In the sec ace I Ibe appreciate a great reat which are not so 50 wen well too New York example is the old for Th r ship lp een Alfred Alfred EL E. Smith Smitha h It dotes dates back a at at BI g fears Another is the th that e a at t t 51 1 Tears came to lose out In y tat nee for the senate In 1920 Robert F P. Wagner Wanner former forme r the candidate against t I But Wagner Wagners plurality over t i worth was nJ leas than the num mum i of Independent Republican d dry ry ryk ill Spoiled spelled polled by bl a third party ticket k a ticket was P put up nn for or t the ex of ot beating Wads Wads- a purpose PUP aIt A rib who ho at the time was re re- ded ed u II one cne of the great grent wet we t ife secs Which le Is' Ismore more t IM tot De remembers that this was war warI as s it d I two tut rears fears before the Hoover Hoover- which marked th the e lite tine high water waler mark of th the e i j fc leY lev Yorkers friendly to Wads Wads- idi A now t I prominent member o of In 11 the house point ou oud out outi t i Jilt d It k would be very difficult fo for tor r many Ball doll to deliver Its lis full ful rith it at the polls against Wads Wads- A ith and Ind nd for Roosevelt even as as- Drug that something happens hoppens beM ber be- be b ba r M a sow now and election day to make male e assay Hall want Roosevelt Roosevel t reee re re- toL ee For at the present moment ki la matter of supreme re rt to Tammany who Is in the lite te louse house It has not forgotten it t It wa was was Roosevelt and Fn Farley Farley- d J Joseph V V. V McKee who McKee who ore are for their not having aret the now DOW and aDd it ft Is the mays may's may s 's office oice far more than the White use ne that Interests the tb Tammany fc dt s. s That where the milk for wilier 4 er cubs cabs comes from i 1 I 1 Case of Wads Wadsworth worth Time 1 advocate IS u assuming two things Is la accepted at face It ae One L Is that the f rj is against Wadsworth II that that t there Is no ml ml- or of angry df dry Republicans Ding Din to 10 cut cot hIm Wm regardless of II 7 oilier Issue Isaac sad and na therefore caw ca ca- w hie or of f endangering ln the electoral 1 e ot or the state stale The other to Bother that the woman suf suf- this fell 18 bave have entirely forgotten his opposition to the Nineteenth N and aad forgotten that his e wi vas 81 the flie outspoken the Ibe woman's womans president organization on- on td 14 to extending the suffrage to t testier sex leI f be e Question here Is not whether her he of these groUps comprise a B of New Yorks York's el electorate is ther both together do That r I the he way Political K factors lies lea In e Iso it groups will WUI not pro pro- total rJ fly DIleS crossing over r he be ere the to defeat Wa Wadsworth nominee III enough It a that most persons person s neither hIs wet nor his stand eland would hurt hur e It Ii hi m a any 7 other othe r 4 sor Dor tle lIle not lIot a questIon of ot IsDor Is ls- ana IMportance ot of where e Oil oa them rid Q it to Is a question p n 1 of r f a personal persona l L II hl to no one ene knows J more about abou this t the er very bet people who to ar e I talk Wadsworth to ny i v ui the least i Is Interest Interest- t League increased lIle lOn a Fir nod nav navy par 4 I aD n tor a ms of wear War tanks supplies to y or considerable length lengl h will result ac enough Ii I the from recent ac League of Nations III be of ot sop p d t the i the Preservation of or t e. e burdens consequent g e tr here ere Is a widespread I oraf or the Ibe the league United Slates beIng g Itself I UHa 1918 or was ot of III ao the League ngue o of t In tew countr country n as S l weeks ago when n I 1 j I apparently the league was taking a strong stand against Italy n na III theo the o aggressor In the l war wor For Vor the first time since H UCO people began to talk about the United United Unit- Unit ed cd States eventually e be becoming a member President Roosevelt and Secretary of ot State Stale Hull found their neut nl Ity ItI policy strongly endorsed allover all allover allover over the country with many editorial ed eu comments and a flood nf of Individual In In In- letters Insisting the United States should go further further should should cooperate cooperate cooperate co co- operate with the league to the utmost utmost ut ut- utmost most to preserve peace I IThen Then came came the leagues league's peace proposal which according to the same courses canvass of ot editorials and ond readIng read read- Ing l ug of letters was regarded as ea a II s sa shameful surrender to Imperialism a as s a partitioning of ot tb the non nona ag nation In the conflict In fact tact as a reversion 0 o the tile worst and most disliked disliked In In America America- type of Old World diplomacy Just Juit the sort of or thing many editorial and end letter writers Insist from which the United States should keep clear Favor Preparedness This probably was a natural public pub lie lic reaction but the surprising part parts I Is s the Insistence that the United States go co In more strongly for pre pre- Sentiment for tor a strong army and navy has always been vigorous vigorous vig orous In the Atlantic and Pacific coast const sta states tes but this tills last International interns maneuver maneuver seems to have Jove stirred up also the middle country which has always been the citadel of or pacifism and of little army armr and navy sentiment It just so happens that this fits In rather well with several Ideas of ut the President Mr I Imore In la more sympathetic with both army and ond navy though especially the latter lat ter than any President In recent times Moreover as assistant secretary sec of the navy during the World war period Mr Roosevelt had hand first experience with the difficulty of ot getting war supplies speedily when needed Another reason why Mr Roosevelt Roosevelt Roose velt felt Is le sympathetic has nothing to tu do with preparedness but with business recovery The President has frequently told friends that the hardest nut ant to crack In the whole recovery program was to get the so called heavy Industries bus busy and employing workers lie He has frequently frequently fre tre- dwelt on the overbuilding of hotels apartment houses office buildings etc In most American cities lie hoe has pointed out that many other lines using the products of the heavy Industries had expanded expand ed end ed so ruch just before the depression depression depres depres- sion that they will not be active buyers for tor several years to come So heavy heave government purchases purchaser of ot these heavy war supplies will help tremendously on the work relief relief re re- re- re lief Clef program Railroad Oratory will come Into a lot of oratory at this session of congress t though hough no one knows at the mo mu moment ment meat whether any of the score pr gt more of proposals that will be seriously se liP- ew considered will be en en- acted One of ot the Interesting questions which must be he settled one way or orthe orthe orthe the other for tor the simple reason that If IL nothing happens the tue existing taw law expires concerns Co J Joseph oseph 1 n 11 Eastman Ills Ilia office and l an the law v creating It tile rife In June The railroads have ha no am particular objection to I Eastman They ruttier rather like him nut But It If the law expires he be will still be an Important member of ot the Interstate Commerce com commis mis mission slon sion so 10 that Is not so Important to t them hem Railroad labor tabor however Is ver very much Interested In Eastman person person- a ally lly The point Is that Eastman was supposed under the law to work out a lot of practices by which the railroads through operating co-operating with each ench other Instead of competing cow corn could save a Blot lot of ot useless useless useless' work Fear or of the unemployment that might res result tt caused labor to fight ht for an amendment to the law which was adopted forbidding the firing of any employee as a result of such economies The result was that though hough certain changes es were wre made losing looking toward economies economics the railroads could cut the main Item of or cost pay roll only when employees em em- died or resigned Want Hour 6 Day The Tine labor lobby therefore is more Interested In a big fight It will stage for tor the six hour six hour day the first ChAng since the Adamson eight eight- hour day In 1910 IDIO It also would like congress to limit the size of ot trains the trains the number of cars This Tali has become especially Important since electrification It would like also a national full tull crew bill slur slur- liar Har to the full crew bills of ot a n number Dumber of ot states In lu the Interest of ot safety it would like Ilko the maximum number of ot o hour hours a s man mom can work In any 24 being cut from 10 la under the present law to 12 The railroads are not anxious to work men roan more than eight hours because at the end of ot eight hours time and a half pay begins so BO naturally nat orally they avoid overtime when they can Their objection to any say revision In this law Jaw Is that ft tt would occasionally leave them In Ina a tough spot Meanwhile the railroad will be fighting for tor some other things TIle They want the Inn long and short haul clause repealed This had hd a favorable report report re reo port from the house hoagie committee last laRt session but It died Senator Wheeler will vIII fight it In the senate lit BeIM I |
