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4,466 Communities Against
Socialism: Experiment;
l‘H’POSiTlOfl‘GWWHiG“,
t'thyiscvon Per Cent ln’ 1920‘s.
Against 83 Per Cent lg 1019
Think Public lasOpposed
to Radioallom.
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' PHILADELP IA, Oct. 19.—The
authorities. as well as the relatives
at Elmer C; Drewes. the Dartmouth
College senior. whose body, with a
bullet wound in the forhead, was
found Sunday morning on the out-
skirts of‘thts city, expressed the be-
lef today that the young man was
shot: accidentally, probably by a.
friend or acquaintance. Although no
tangible evidence has been found to
substantiate this theory. those work-
ing on the case planned today to de-
vote considerable attention to this
angle of the investigation.
'l‘lie _Americnn public is more ln- “To“ any "Sh! 0? the mystery. NOLty-five cents a pound. the lowest price
tmmely opposedtouonmment om-Imive {0" ”‘9 Fla-““8 0‘ Drewes hMien record. and tire flbrlc 00mins
lion than it. was a yeer ago. according:
‘say.
to the newspaper editors ot‘tho come
try. Ont of‘fijfidiedhms replainrto
a quesllunnulre sent out by the Press
Bend '9 t‘.iuipuily of New York, 4.46".
or 80 per «out. gave it as their Judg-
moni that the people oi! their commu-
nities were overwhelmingly against
will. i's own citizens.
In Hm the Press Service Company Wthh the b0d)’ was placed in the of manufacturers and dealers than the
(lHlll'l "oi u similar canvass of mlitom Krista alonguthe roadside. ,
m. um gi' eminent operation of rall- gwere Wider} 8(‘1‘055 th“ chest. a lizhliabllltyv
. .. new ”mum, slum-ed mmgovem was drawn neatly over the Dealers will be understockt-d as a rule.
of the editors considered "985 afl'a son-hat was pulled down‘ For the executive points out not-
('Illllil'lli’tuu‘ mm (308% 9”“. ”I" head to Conpeal the WOllild-a. .
l I! l . A.
3: [ill' (mil
Uni-ill
in mi hir'l‘l'l in of public “limo
A number ofi- possible clues have
been run out. but none of them have
been discovered. Robbéry. the police
did not. enter into the case be-
cause'nearly 31.000 in cash and Liber-
‘ty Bonds. which he carried in a poc-
l
ladVflnC9d the' theory that one of them the country makes the point that on
tho Government competing in business was a woman.
lNewa
Appwrun'iy, then, if eolltm~m
Inilili ‘
in. in n )‘cil‘, considered by commu-
inuu, llln swung 3 per cent further
it \‘-in fr un sor‘iulistic experiments.
Eleven Million Circulation.
’i .,. I'JlNllilt‘Jtl circulation of ill. pa-
.i'ii no. editors replied [I 11:418.-
): ‘l e
.-.i which means,» accordhq toith‘
, .. H mm: 1'81 ratio betweemcltcuia-
.. m mi renders, a constituency,“ ah
i : . ligi'MM’O‘L‘ And this constituen-
. t . W...” evenly scattered [broom
v: . u-mntry. no considerubie sec-
.mv stale being unrepresented.
. .mn no oil opinion based on this
I'll llr'l‘userl 44 per cent of the
, :Iiplllallon may. therefore,
i m. ie'al a fair representation of
.'~- l vuplu :Is' it whole.
.n uh ‘l‘ l‘cu'ure of the result is its
.l :u' {l l; of partisan bills. The
;ui:'i ‘rll {initiations of the pa-
-.:: -w::'ed lire fuirly evenly din
t & i. 1.931 Republican
i 1..» !) '.I'I l.l'l(‘, There lire .ilso 1.483
v : il'.' :lzid 4‘52: lniw-elluneous,
.. . t l-_’ Il‘rvr H!‘,_:llll<. cit‘,
ll-' little the l‘cs'lllls are ufliectoth
.h ;. will 4 of the papers lashnwn
by sections. In the
..v..
ti Ill
'lh
ii. in 'i
'lllll‘t
‘ li' l
.i .i.
1: ii A iiljr‘ln‘
t..i.. - . :‘(“"l)l'|, for lll‘alilllt‘e, where‘
llllP. from (37) Republican pa-
mi :lilil Democratic, the per-
,- :l;.llll.‘l Government operation
It gill
., ,
\- v. “3'; in the Great Luke section.
l'Hlt i ri'li'izms reversed. 478 Repub-
l- U. .ml 13'. hemovrutic, the oppo-
lv'l m '.\ in 87 per vent.
It vpllas from the West, Middle. Wmt
uni Sritllwest slmw that it is a mis-
mlzt- to canal-lee those sections vastly
rum- favorable to radical Government ;
The rad- ’
0\|u‘.l'llll€llll3 than the East.
.lwalii can get little comfort out of lbs
:39 per cent. or thumbs down~2 pen
cent ubwe the averagewin the South
west, including- Arkansas, Louisiana.
Missouri. Kansas, Oklahoma- and Tex-
as Texas. once supposed to be much
[givun to Government regulullon ex-
pmlmmite, returned 92 per cent of “no
:.-I\’.'lrdhle replies. Out of the 2M edi-
zum replying from that state only‘
'Iw-l- edited Republicnn..papers. Th.
iv ,wr ,m” opposition of the North-
'.~ .4. lnulmlln,‘ Iowa, Minnesota,- MO»
i-m-i, Nebraska, North Dakota, South
2'13.||‘-i ind “'yomlng, and the- Pill per
. \l-n, of the Fur W’esl: group,. in.
. it Lug Arizonn. California. ldnho,
‘ ~l>i, New Mexico, Oregon, Golly
l in limh and: Washington; on sly
i- u -.nI or the prevailing conservative.
t“! “mini (in this question even in»
lltl III'HH radical sections.
Ju lgment Apparentlx Unbiased:
'in- questionnaire closes with a re-
'2 . in the editor‘s pornouakopb
l... .u vermin concrete can sustain
l -
inu- you personally believe that the
Il-lwv ll Government slmld ovate-d1
Mi‘mie Pompet'ltlvo 111mm" tOvilp’
l!‘ i ~ (4) Fertilizer? (b). Ulolhlnzt.
'I l Automobiles? (d)‘ Firm lmpie-n
In --. 4" (o) Faudstuil's‘l
t\‘Ilu'iiiitinlly all the editors who
5;... ~, stipulates of thou-(WOW
lm. its. expreosed thdrro-Iib'ym
lulu-z in this lost quuuom Rootsot.
t ”nimble ei'brt to Ivofl.pDflOIlnli
“H :¢ 1‘ mud llutho fictitllt IN”?
l-l . w
Mum m ho credited to his community»
in... parenting. of “nos" ran: (a)
"v. (in 3.; (ch86; latenttonm. ,
While the questions were bloed‘iots
.m'nal princifloa 1!!va II! t.‘
i. .mmon: putlclpntlng lucompotln
“1-: business, the BO-CIUOd “H.010
lihmli Bill now bathrooms—ill
my: ":1 a concrete example of n Gov-
”‘lmmul operatbn Idiom. Under this
but u drivernmtomml
’lel be glvombrond-m'u'm
film and develop Gum”
niri llf')‘l6fll08. It vim-Ham.”
Mow-lo Shoals vndoucfm'm
w in and Cell HID-J. m'fl'
initil'r‘ora and inaction-uh: "D'- h‘»
“it“! luminous « .. ;(
'Hm strength“ til... , 4“
fl-m-rumuit WA..- '7 . ”I?
"to mull“ MUM I . the .
hum to 3110qu 1-1' plank _
N 'ouroo, thi‘ II I
am local prided-um T
toured-o ope-flunk W“:
”rho-t moat-.- my
mm. that mun-“at _
‘bto . "
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and ~
the editor diffused; no. thw-
»in Atlantic City,
lltolw that. he may be able to give
ket was found untouched.
It is believed that at least two
persons were implicated in the kill-l
ing- andsome of the authorities have
They professed to see
a- woman's hand in the manner in
The hands
Reports from a detective sent
Yoda; ' to. Aim
Schloss_ a friend of mewes,
‘9
were
npinlm licrnl‘ateiy, that opin- infinited h)‘__l.he police today. 33130
leaving his home here Saturday.
‘Drewe: told his father that he had
Spent part of the day with Schloss
and the authorities
them some information rezardin:
Drewes' plans Saturday night.
The detectivev reported last night
that Schloss‘s whereabouts-were not
definitely known. but that l'. was
blpectml at the home oi“ his. aunt.
Mrs, Jacob Vl’crthelm, in New York.
sometime during the night.
will} 11am ornioox.
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Industry is in the We 0! a Great
Transition.
The tire
going: through what is probably 0“,»,
e...“
. panles, under particular pressure to-
- slur-
industry is and has hr-rnF
:lhmlm
Reoounltion 0! thin,
Ohm bra-t
in‘ its} history.
.mn’twiee in mm unman-
of late in the stocks at the big com-
Kelly-SMH: It .65 1,2 ll
down 97 points from last you“. high.
Goodrich at (0 1-4 compam’withfll
3-8 only last October: Unitedrfihtel
Rubber at 81 1-4-ls at: 62 1-2 trotlr
’the peak of January: and Fisk atlzo
13-4 contrastsrwlth 56 Octobervmt.
The transition from unparalleled;
production and expansion at prodnc-i
tlon in the tire industry early this
summer was probably sharper even
than the reaction which struck the
the problem has been the more per.
slstent and troublesome because otthe
large borrowings or all of the,blg rut».
ber companies. all sanguino‘ot theta-
ture. and becausn of their peculiar the
ability to choke oft raw material sup-
plies quickly. ,
l mm crude rubber selling, at tween—i
fdown tlre companies face some Ml
gsized write-offs on inventory this lear-
‘end. Merchandise accountl of all the
iblg companies are immense. But by
ithat time there should be plenty of
daylight in the industry.
‘ The president of one of the moat
:euccesetul of the big tire companies or
gJanuary 1 next‘ there will be a. much
jemaller supply of tires in the bonds
year before—the smallest. in all prob-
for a good many montlm
. , tbaawuzs ”Was
it}; not finally run over ‘35.000,000
' . a 'eu‘ly. Motels.-
690,000 consumption. that figure of
35.nitilfiil0 A“ much. less than, the
iactual 1920 consumption. In other
words, demand for the your will prove
greater than output. That is bound
ito crcnti- a healthy condition [or the
sprint: demand when cars come out of
iwintr-r stm‘ugv.
‘ Lending" tire f'xt-(‘lllh't's depreciate
talk of :i reduction in tire prices.
.(‘0318 of themselves do not warrant it
;l‘»ut it is (‘rillCt'lYnlilv that :1 trade situ-
'.'ition such its now exists, wilt-re the
’ilcsirv to ll~tllllllllt‘ im'rntor)‘ is urgent.
imzly const- some single unit before
‘Sprins: to sir-p out from under the
iprim- llnlltl‘t'llll. “3' that time it will
‘he [inedible for tire lllnmlfactnrers to
lw- working with IO\\'t'X‘ pl‘lCt-d materi-
‘als.
1 me But salesman—A Want All
Says Physme How
Organic Iron Like Nnxated Iron
Often [menses the Strength
People In Two Weeks’ Times-
You cannot expect to (on: ahead in life
with plenty of encnry and power if yours
blood DI thin and watery any more then you
can hope to run an automobile on water
instead nfzsulolene. It takes Dunc. red blood
-—n--h m Iron—do keep the human machine
working right. Without .run your every
action locks power. your rc blood cnrpnaalen
die by millions. the strength zoos {mm your
body and you drop naming the weokiimis
and fulures.
“But when such men and war-en supply
the night kind of iron to thelrblood. a most
surprising chunk! often takes place." says
Dn John J. Van Horne. ronnerly Medical
lllllM‘lOl’ and Clinical l'hysn-iau on the {lo-rd
of Health of New York City. "The xvi-1k.
colorless blood which in: been movim: slug-
mnlily in the tem- hecoulea rich and r.-:l :ll‘ld
counsels thrnuch the body. b‘lfldlni‘ lit-.iith'.’
has-Io, gninz renewi-vl fen-c and lni'ft’JM'd
lln-iicih. Without NIH l’ll‘ll. red blood with
pleutv orirrm m it. there can be no D'l)"li‘r’ll
perfection or force to carry on one: work.
Yet to take the WW kind or iron may pftn’.
wonue than "mien just M the wrap: son or
[in] wull ni’tt-nJ'iil to «we the Dmo-‘r nnurv
idnneut. ()rtanic iron—Nunahud “0|" by
enriching the blood and "renting nrw blood
cellm~stnenxchcns lilo uerfi'cl.‘ rehniids the
luxuries and helps ans-till the whole system
withlmh inner md curinnnoe Whether the
pcmn be Ynuu‘: or old. I_ strand? advise
every-manor. woman. who alumnuhy
' illillllillilflilfliilflliiimlflli
O
Compare it with. the'
subitliutc‘). ‘eu
order a- Lui'at it
TODAY.
”Vim"
55m; 100 AO,SU OJ"
.4. flit.
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FifliYwBloadWith Iron
KEYouWant To BeStrong
WITH PLBm OP'ENERGY AND" POWER
of Weak. Nervous, Run-damn
No reason
Ham m this “
3““ '
" aged
infinite care. .
Indy—building gaopernes
remain unc
worry. work and other strain- to build up
strcnzth. and health by taking organic iron-
Nuxatcd iron—for l consider it one or the
fomimst blood nnd "OdY-hullilel". the battle
which I have ever had recourse."
.Dr. James Francis Sullivan tanner-l! phr-
siciun or Bellevuo Hospital (Outdoor that.)
Newd'mk and the “’utrheuhr County “I"
pttnl says: 'jl have strongly continued the
[not note-arty of phyucmno alt-kin; blood
examination. of their '
year after year loitering from physical Weeks
Deli! and; hinhly nervous condition due to
lack of Iufitient imn in their red blood
corollaries. ’l‘o supply thaw-on mimic,
and to help build stmnl. healthier men and
women. better able physically to meet the
problems film erydtu' life. i believe physi i-lni
simuld at every opponunity Dru-Fillethdnlc
iron—Nun iron—for in my elwicnce
it. _I|| one 0! the-hut toxin. and red blood
bUIldU§ kilowatt) momentum-m1.“
If you on notottnacon well. ) on owe it to
yourseil .to make the tollou'iiir- tent See
how loo; you can-vwork-or howl-r you can
walk xx'itiiouticbecwinl turd. Newt take
two llvequin:.tablcts n! ordinnlw Nomi-M _
iron thaws-tons per tiny {or two weeks. then
lost your "Ruth again and sue howmmdi
you luv» flamed.
Maureen-swarm: Noam nun. warm
ls fw‘oflnm til-our loam :- mtg-ill! but
leather and ,woolen, industries. Am.
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things
weal-elm
any.
A (EEDAR GHEST KEEP$¥OUR CLOTHES
IN GOOD GONBITION—WOO‘
wkepmnmw’amm moon.
owing here is unusually attractive. It isms
thranghont‘of genuine Tennessee red cod-r, “with lid!
Huttfor cedar chests. 'nie grain. is. carefully, We!!!
matched andthechutishichlypolishod. Thedecprod he"
about contrasting with the copper band- makegit an.“ of-
beauty.
a. 8‘."
Angevihe Furniture Co.
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~—-—Daily MLW New York an! Hermit—~—
LONG W- Income
10 mm: mm: tirade-ct. transpon-
hfion: Muhammad;
Kain Gilles, fl Contact“ mm Milt:
New radiance. mmmmfimm
Achangeofmeouforoec you to; chance dander-
dothing, and thou whohowtho invariable superiority of our
umrtmuuwinmtthinkofmmmform’smd
children's Vesta. Pants, and Union 8111“.
Yourbutinhrutushoufltollyoatolayinymfdland i
winter supplier new. ,_ ‘ ,H 1 had”. 1
om which law.“ known m dflmlemrfll.
l'nlikc Income: harm in): p o it. lethally
suinillmun‘ Ila: not. iniure the teeth. nuke
ll’ll'm oh; I nor-n the no“. book tau-l at
2mm ‘19 31‘:de IT‘VTI la shunned as i‘ ‘2' vw- ,
.m-i :ne wqrda Nutucd iron are stunned 1 1
mo ugh house. #5 muni- public mm; 4‘
not be lt‘ti U'ta owunu mtairr s..h~.ututa n
mantlldvmmo IIHJMQ «om-din .134 clot-3H:
nulshufl-rry will-ls l) (We: a: 'r'u i. {or -i.' "icy I‘ll
l’l,‘l':'. l "our money. It i: damned by all :xrd
drug‘bu.
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Private Seal alivays occu-
lace of honor at
a p the porch, after
ics, on .
g game or outmg, at the
time of relaxation after
zzflard day‘s work.
tm change:
- files“
nmlhsdlllbmwed
'th the same
Its mm and
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ALUiumiilMi WEN laments.
Combine beauty and utility and make cooking
and baking a real pleasure to every housekeep
er. .
’/ These are a few of the mayhem“ mluml.
’ num: Tea Kettl Eermlatorg Ten and 0.04
. '\ fee Pots, Tea Bail Pete, Pun, Layer
; andLoat cake Pans,Pic.Plntea, Rica. Boil rs
Long» Handled W W-
. Pots. Preserving Kettles, steam Frying
Pan, Griddler. Double Routers,
—
25 Washmgion’ :Street
Ste
“Close-isnnsunrm'
Saltll' Nonalk
up---
w...‘
if.
.. for Men
Dress so... of Rich: Mahogany Calf on
Medium English: Last.
Bluebi- mMrml—toomhool Mt black kid with
rubber 110*:
mmmmmmmwmm
mill!“-
some e
on
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wmmmuw no“ out.
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lhnd' small game. bums Winchester 16-
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