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Thursday. Julr 23, 1925: THE TIMES Pacrc Nino Picking Design for Harding Memorial at Marion Moral Letdown Heritage ME INVESTMENTS III ELKHART, Ind. Excavation was underway here today on a large swimming pool whKh will be used as an open air skating rink in the winter seasons. The school board has granted the use of a field house nearby as dressing quarters for swimmers. of Jazz Age, Says Reformer WILL PROTECT U.S.

TRADE ROBINSON TELLS BANKERS A A id i I Balloon Tires BOSTON, Jazz music and "Jazzisms" tht go with It are responsible for the prevalent tone of" relaxation in conventions, in the opinion of Miss Grace Leigh Scott, field lecturer of the National W. C. T. who Is conducting a crusade against immorality. "Drinking, petting parties, smoking on the part of women are all "jazzisms' that accompany the muslo you hear everywhere and which is nothing but pure sensual-Ism." declared Miss Scott.

"Free love, double standards and all that sort of thing were tested out centuries ago and they are really old-fashioned and the modern wayhould be a sane way," she continued. "No. I do not thing that prohibition is largely responsible for the let-down one sees everywhere today. "But it is the older people who are as bad, if not worse, than the young people of today," declared Miss Scott, "and I blamethem more for bad moral conditions existing. "The American soldier Idealized the American girl," she said, "and he returned to find what? A jazz age from which we have not yet recovered.

The American boy Is still waiting for the American girl to 'snap and it is the girl of the ape that we must reach. The new Indian Chief can be driven faster with greater degree of safety and the roughness of hard, bumpy roads is smoothed away wit hthe new balloon tire equipment. Easy payment plan. Free demonstration. SLIGER BROS.

514 Hohman St. He answered the question with this statement: "To ie extent that American loans made abroad are sound and not excessive, and to the extent that the making of such loans has reduced interest rates and made possible borrowing, heretofore Impossible, the pressure (on foreign manufacturers) to sell, irrespective of price, has been relieved and to some degree, at least, competitive pressure has been reduced. "May we not assume- that such loans have contributed greatly to bring about 1hat result? At the same time, an easier financial, condition in a distressed country soon brings about demands for Increases in wages and soon their comparative cost level rises, andto tha Cook for an" hour or a little more, stirring all the while with a spatula, and from time to time shake the casserole by the handle. Serve very hot. Just Try a Times Want Ad.

extent weakens ttielr comparative. head; an $85 suit fitted neatly beneath a new topcoat. A snappy pair of new shoes completed the ensemble, next morning Brown, his body racked with aches and pains, limped Into the Central Po-. lice Station. True, he wore no long- white beard, but the top-piece had been supplanted by a weary looking derby.

His new gray coat was replaced by a patchwork affair of brown, and his suit wouldn't: have brought eighty-five cents at a rummage sale. The new shoes had changed to leaky, rundown openwork articles. Brown believes it. -was a thief and not Father Time who visited him as he slumbered on the curb. Judges selecting the winning design of the number submitted for the memorial to the late President Harding: (1.

to William Sydney Wagner, New York; Joseph F. Frelinghuysen, New Jersey; John Mead Howells, New York; Andrew W. secretary of the treasury; Charles M. Schwab, New York: George Howe. Philadelphia.

The memorial will be erected in. Hardinc's home town O. the summer in The Netherlands. The INTER NATIONAL NEWS SERVICE! SEATTLE, July. Henry M.

Robinson, member of the Dawes Commission which worked out the plan on which Germany Is seeking financial rehabilitation, told American bankers the. part he considered they should play in the work of rebuilding: the damaged structure of world trade and world finances. In an address to the National Foreign Trade Convention here the California capitalist, who is president of tthe First National Bank of Los Angeles, drew three important elusions on the future of American bankers' part in rehabilitation. They were: 1 Hard-headed business sense counsels the continuation of investments abroad as, a protection of American trade. 2 Industrial projects of allied countries in their "rawer," newer colonies, assisted by American capital, to furnish new and large outlets of German products, offer- the best means of giving Germany, the chance to life her load of reparations and of putting- the entire interallied debt question in a hopeful light.

3 The important American groups interested in reparations and debt payments should create a board to secure uniform information and discuss data, but not to dictate rigid plans. PRACTICAL. VIEWPOINT. Jlr. Robinson approached the tremendously important question of "American Banking and World Rehabilitation' from a practical standpoint alone.

"We will eliminate any suggestion of our responsibility from a humanitarian or social standpoint. Indeed, It appears that proper action from an enlightened slf -Interest viewpoint may easily prove of the greater benefit to the people of the rest of the world," he said. After touching on the general slump of world trade since 1913, with ie result that it is still 5 per cent below the volume of that year, with the United States the only nation recovering wholly and making a slight gain, and referring briefly to tthe restoration of the gold standard In England as "most important forward step," Mr. Robinson continued: "In view of the enormous transactions of the last year, which' because of heavy foreign investments resulted in a final debit! of the question naturally arises: "'Are our bankers properly considering the. effect of such loaning on our own Industries and commercial lifer Minister of Estbonla and Mme.

Pilp have taken a summer home at Solomon's Island, Maryland. Famous French Recipes competitive position." In the American expansion of for. elgn trada by the export demand for finished goods and import demand for raw mattarlals," Mr. Robinson saw what "may be a definite Indication of a trend toward the development of this country as a fabricating and financing nation in international commerce." "The United Suites is coming to make more Investments in practically every section of the world," he said, "with yields fluctuating widely, indicating some discrimination in. risks." DISCUSSES DEBTS.

Coming to the question of payment of reparations and settlement of interallied debts, he saw as the methods of the first: Expansion of German exports, arrangements between the allies and Germany for deliveries in kind; assisted colonial schemes, which he saw as the most important method and, lastly, by investments inside of Germany. "It appears that we shall of necessity be forced to continue to make investments abroad," he said, "and it behooves our industrialists. Foreign Diplomats Desert Washington to Escape Heat SAY -BAYER. ASPIRIN and INSIST! Proved safe by millions and prescribed by physicians for home at Skyland, Virginia. The Minister of Deomark, Con- Headache stantln Brun, will go to Bar Harbor, Neuralgia Colds Toothache Neuritis Pain' Lumbago Rheumatism Maine, for the summer months.

The Minister of Hungary and the INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE KANSAS CITY, July. Whllo J. D. Brown, of this city, does not believe that he like Rip Van Winkle slept for twenty years, he has some conception of the thoughts that must have coursed through the mind of the old Tarrytown resident when he awoke from his prolonged nap. )'''' Brown, dressed in new Spring raiment, sat down on the curb the other night to wait for a street car.

A new fedora sat jauntily upon his INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE TIORO PARIS, July. "Tioro" is a kind of fish fricassee which Is a favorite with the French fishermen. Olean and cut Into slices red gurnet and coalfish, salt. Brown in a casserole, with a little old, chopped onions, with a bit of garlic. Add a pint of water, salt, pepper and a pinch of red cayenne pepper.

Let boil, fahen add the fish, withg chopped parsley end small rounds of bread. Countess Szechenyi'are expecting to spend most of the summer in New Accet onl- "Bayer" package port, where they will occupy the villa of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Payne INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE i WASHINGTON, July With the coming of warm weather and the inevitable slackness in governmental activities, foreign diplomats and their wives have-left-Washington for their summer homes in: other parts of the United States, or have sailed for their homelands to spend the summer months. Baroness von Maltzan, the Ger-man ambassador, has sailed for Berlin, where she will spend the summer, returning to the United States iri September.

Baron von Maltzan has taken a summer home at Magnolia, near where President Coolidge will spend the summer, and proven directions. "BayC of 12 tablet. Whitney. JOnkee de Graeff," the-Uutch min Barer. Manufct MoaeaeeUeaddester of BMnitcm ister, and Mme.

de Graeff, will spend 3 THREE 3 FLOORSC JOlvjfc will also Teturn to Washington in CM Septemben The ambassador of Belgium, Baron de Cartier, is returning to his homeland the summer, rejoining the Baroness, who preceded him some time Tllmont, Secretary of the Embassy, will be Charge d'Aggaires during, the ambassador's absence. foreign traders and bankers to associate themselves for a better understanding of these problems. "Would it be a bad idea to create a board for the co-ordination and compiling of available Information, with two members selected from each of tthe following: National Foreign Trade Council, merlcan Section of the International Chamber of Commerce, United states Chamber of Commerce, American Bankers'. Association, Investment Bankers' Association of America and two of the Cabinet officers, preferably the Secretary of Commerce and the Secretary of the Treasury? "It appears we shall be under economic compulsion to make foreign loans and "It appears that the making of such loans. In the finality, will be of both directl and indirect advantage to our' nation's business, if SAYMAN'S SOAP, 3 FOR 25 This famous soap is used exclusively by many and is well known for its purity.

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33 Biggest Special Sale Station in Aluminum Ware This Season BATHING SUITS Every Item a Real Bargain at 50c Each GUARANTEED PURE ALUMINUM ATTRACTIVE SHAPES BEAUTIFUL FINISH WELL MADE FINE C0H0N BATHING SUITS, 88c One lot of men's and ladies fine cotton bathing suits to close. A good weight and well-made suit. WOOL WORSTED BATHING SUITS, Ladies fine wool worsted bathing suits, extra quality and well made. Come in copen, orange and Kelly. "V- I III RRAKin Semi Stiff Collars Princess Slips 89c Slips to wear with summer dresses.

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