lN MORE FAVOR
THAN CONGRESS
Outside Leaders Say
President in Difier-
1 ences
TRUST HIM
People Endorse
Hughes’ View That
Coolidge Is Own
Platform
TVASHINGTON ADI‘IK lbw—Mem-
bers of President Coolidge's party
in Congress appear to be incapable
of. or disinclined. to interpret prop-
erly popular reactions to the pro-
gram favored by him. "
The issue recently drawn by the
President over the Senate project to
make war on Treasury Secretary
Mellon served to clearly establish
the fact that the Couzens proposal
to turn loose Investigator Honey in
reveals its delicious garden
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generally is on the side of the Presi-
dent. The fact is the country ap-
pears to be perfectly willing to in-
dprse the position of the Adminis-
tration in almost everfdispute be-
tween the legislative and executive
branches of the Government.
Party leaders who have had no
hand in the formulation of policies
adopteclby the Congressional lead-
ers declare without equivocation
that as 'between the President and
Congress the great mass otTRepuh—
lican and a substantial number of
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Store Open Saturday Evening Democratic ’ voters reflect much
.. more confidence in Mr. Coolidge
titan in Congress. . . “;
Point to Prinmries.’
In proof of this assertion they
point to the rcsu s of the primarv
contests in those sections of the
country where definite expressions
are held to be most significant. \Viih
very few exceptions. the President
received a larger degree of support,
in primary events than was accorded
candidates for the Senate. State ex—
ecutive offices and, so far as re-
x-nalnd for the House,1 of Represent,
aiiws. "
Republican leaders of State or-
ganizations confess difficulty in ac-
counting for the apparent lack of
logic. among the Congressional load-
on: in their party. The opinion pre—
vails pretty generally among; them
that the sooner the members of the
national legislature get in line. with
the President's views the better it
will he for the ambitions to merit
rc-nomination and reelection.
it these outside leaders are to be
believed, the overwhelming mass of
citizens of both parties accept as
more desirable the policies advocat-
ed by Mr. Coolidge and reject those
which they do not hesitate to say
are dictated by personal political
moliws and ’not concern for the wel—
fare of tlicir.puriy as a whole.
In cnumcrétmg the issues which
have definitely disclosed a greater
degree of popular support for‘flhe
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istration project met with such uni-
vr‘rsal approval as the formula. pre-
pared by Secretary Mellon to abate
the burdens of taxation on the peo—
ple
A leudex representing a. Western
State “here political radicalism and
economic unrest are causing un-
easiness among the leaders of both
parties, declared today that he could
not understand the Congressional
viewpoint. lie asserted that if a;
popular referendum oi’ithe Mellon—
Lougworth compromise and Demo-
cratic tax plans could he held
“seventy-five per cent. of the voters
of the country would indorse the
first. regardless of political divi-
sinus."
He supplied the further informa-
tlon that the people of the country
generally “are pretty well disgusted
with the Congressional management
of the tax situation and correctly
'appraise it as due to shortsighted
politics and nothing? else. The Pres-
ident's position on the tax plan ls
much more clearly understood,"
said thi sauthority. “than the shiny
and vague substitutes proposed by
various Congressional groups.l§;;
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A L ' Nation Stands By’
Process Servers“ Said to
Have Sought Him on:
Deutschland In New '
York .
NEW semi. April 18—30111: '11
King, of Bridgeport. formerly Re. .
2,1ecttomuchwearmdteu-in
circulation ottho blood. A! -
are covered by the lame“ mm.-
publlcan National committeman _
f bmne— the endeardium— from Connecticut. with Mrs. King
lines the cavities of the heart. was a. passenger yesterday on .
are especially subject. been-e
their positibn and function. to
inflammation meeting this. mom.
braner It is ”www.m'
a. pump valve-which “to out
tore other parts or the- pump
has to be replaced. In the
at man. however. there can be no
replacement or the worn-out valve;
When an infective poison carried.
along in the blood-stream reaches
board the steamship. Deutschiand;
or the Hamburg-American Line,
' which left for Bremen on the last
.leg or her maiden ' voyage. The
Kings were in a party which in elude '
ed R. J. Cuddly, or the Literary
Digest, and Mrs. Giddih y. .
Mr King secreted himself on the 1
ship until it backed out of the dock.
Tie report was that he desired to 1
avoid process servers who View 1053
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DAY WITH: GAY NEW SHOES FOR MOTHER, GROW NU; ,
DAUGHTER, DAD BUDDY AND LITTLE SISTER!
ONLY ONE DAY LEFT TO GET NEW EASTER
the hegrt. an; 8113 membnne'olz- ing for him. MORE A NEW
comes We sum” '1“ Another passenger was Fritz TENT 00!-
°n°d and disintegrated, “d M ' «KI eieler. the violinist. who. with Mr? PA OUT
Jokes at the valve break on or m ngsxer, goes abroad tor a vacation. GUT-OUT . IN A FLAT
absorbed. or the valve adheres to They will 80 to Beriinmnd Vienna. 7 PUMPS m m
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. give two concerts. Mr. Kreisler LEATHER
valve. or. 2119 heart cavity W85. praised London audiences. saying HEELS GET
any 0‘ “h Ch prevents the was they are the most appreciative in ' ' VAMP. FOR
of the valve at the proper time and the world. ALL SIZES. SATURDAY ‘ (
allows blood to page “To play for the English." he. “ I
backwardl
when it should be going forward.
or prevents its onward flow.
A certain amount of blood mut‘
pass through the heart and be sent
to the tissues or the body at every
heat. but it one of the valves. most
commonly that on the left side of
the heart. allows some or the blood
to pass,backward or prevents its
going forward. there is a. disturb-
ance of circulation. and until the
oquilibriurna is reestablished the
patient will suitor from the group
i said. “is like playing for a. trusted
friend.”
The most appreciative audiences
in America. said Mr. Krelsler. are in
New York. which’ls now the music
centre of the” world. .
A Talk With A
' So. Norwalk Man
Mr. 'raumadge Tells Samething oi
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or sym toms comm cert
disease.p on to ' h There's nothing more convincing‘ . 1
In other words. an "we than the statement 0;. someone you‘ ,
know and have confidence in. That's
why this talk with Mr. Tallmadge of
“’codward avenue should be might)Y
change has taken place in the
heart. and we have the condition
‘known ail—organic heart'disease.
“110 ARE THE CAPITALISTS ? Their rendezvous and Dawns rosy,
valvular disease of the heart. val~ helpful here in South Norwalk. with hope we ......
“113g, Regurgitation. lawman”. D. E. Tallmadge. 49 Woodward (By Helen Hathaway, :1. student faith, _ ' Yours bythe right cf ‘
incompetency amnesia. valvular avenue. says; “Heavy lifting Pm my in San Antonio High School) Bidding dismiss as empty wraith And all the promise of
leakage ect- And since the phy- kidneys out of shape. ,The weight Who are the Capitalists 7 The pleasures vain that beck and Blooms in your izrar‘;
sician can hear the “swish" of the of anything I picked up seemed to Those who ha’xe toiled and don ed call.
blood as it rczurmmtes. it In mid bear down on my kidneys and cause and spun v M"; pm. 0 mo $5111.05 111-2 m 3.1.7713”
lightning—like pains. My back he- From morning’s down 'tiil set of sun.
that the patient has a “mmufli
In his heart- l
The valve can never be restauwd
to normal. but what does happen
is that the muscular walls 0! the
heart become stronger and thick-
.er. so that the same amount of
blood is pumped as before. At
So Mini 3c lu‘mei 3 to the o. 11‘, l"'i‘f* -
Let rising aspikttions sear '
Above the paxcmcnt of
That echoes to the laggard feet
Of him who wasted him as he goes.
Battle ye bravely wirh the fees
That wasm today's and inorrcw':
1011’.“
came sore and lame all over and my
kidneys acted too freely and caused
me to get up at night to pass the
kidney mentions. After using
Dean‘s Fina-my back becamestronx
and well and my kidneys were re-
stored to normal."
\Vith purpose single to the day.
That breaks illumined by the ray;
(it hope accomplished, duty done:
Ambition's last height nobly Won;
They are the Capitalists.
\V’hatc Fate maintained them by the
the street.
long as this condition last: we .1 Price .30.. (ll 'xll dealer v WHY '3 “ “"“
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that lhfil’e is COEIMD. and it 51“”,1}. :lsk fill‘ a} lxli’ilHFV’ remedv~ Naught but the courage that “as \Vliil babbling: {011's 1p 1 Cl ‘ 5' .5
this is maintained M1110 mt get Dean's I‘ills--thc seine that Mr. deep. And “hen the 1110me hri:1t and ‘
taking care of himself 3. m Tallmadg‘e had. Foster-Millburn ‘Within strong 11951115: and bids them char. — A
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