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12 the principal cause 01 me depression. The voters accepted this diagnosis, though many of them may not understand and it and many will disapprove the remedies which this diagnosis requires. The fact remains Dry Cleaning Special ZSS s. iBISSSSS MEN'S SUITS MEN'S TOP COATS LADIES' PLAIN DRESSES AND COATS Or two of any combination. Both QC for.

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On Tuesday the American people repudiated more than the Hoover Administration. They repudiated the post war regime because it had failed to insure them work, security, peace, and order. It is true that "the depression" was the immediate cause of the immense stampede of Republicans from the ranks of their party. But that stampede took place under the call of men who toll the voters that the system of policies pursued during the past decade was that a decisive portion of the electorate came to the conclusion tha the controlling policies of the lat decade had been proved to be dis astrous and that the crisis demand ed what Mr. Roosevelt called new deal." To Mr.

Roosevelt has been given a national mandate to revise thoso policies. i The Republican system; which came into effect with the election of Warren Harding, has been repudiated not so mu6h because the voters have a reasoned disapproval of its component principles as that they are in rebellion against its con sequences. That system was constructed in 1920 by the astute poli ticians who engineered the election of Harding. The system had three cardinal principles: a refusal to take any further part in settling the war, a determination to pursue v. policy of ruthless economic nation alism, and support of prohibition The first two of these principles played a mighty part in aggravat ing a normal business depression i into a world wide economic disloca i tion.

For the policy of isolation condemned the world to the prolonged agony resulting from its in ability cither to enforce or to amend the settlement which had been dic tated to the vanquished nations because of the American intervene tion. The policy of economic na tionalism, which the United States initiated and other nations have imitated, that is to say the policy of prohibitive tariffs, aggressive expansion of exports, and collection of war debts Upset the normal relations between creditor and, nations. perverted the ordinary course of trade, destroyed the stability of currencies, and helped greatly to inflame the world wide commercial war which is now raging. The third principle, the support of prohibition, brought as its result a volume of corruption, of lawlessness, and of waste of publicity money without parallel in our history. Mr.

Hoover did not make this system of policies. He inherited it from his predecessors. It is against the consequences of those policies tnat, tne voters naye made, their protest. i The problem before Mr. Roosevelt is not a simple one.

For though the voters are in revolt against the con i sequences of the post war policies, KaWiSJMtaBgHW 1 except as to prohibition, they are by thrift! VOU'RE thrifty only when you spend wisely. Ill fit ting shoes represent money thrown away! Shoes that Jit perfectly are an economy Priced as low as you dare to go, ENNA JETTICKS J412 and $522 Made in a size and width to fit any foot 1 to 12, AAAAA to EEE and in styles for all occasions. Buy yours today! "You need no longer be told that you have an expensive 001." Enna Jetticjt Melodies every Sunday evening over WJZ and associated N. P.O. i ENNA JETTICK SHOE STORE Our New Location: 208 WALNUT STREET Supplies For HOME KEEPING at the LUMBER AND PAINT STORE FOR ROOFS ASPHALT ASBESTOS FIBER ROOF PAINT 1 69c 5 i2A RED ROOF PAINT 1 SI.

29 5 S5.29 it 89 VARNISH STAIN (quick drying) qt S1.00T Floor Varnish OLD ENGLISH 60c 2.79 (no mint) POLISH si $1.00 FOR WALLS Casco Give Sizeib 50c Saniseal Size 1,1 50c FLAT WALL PAINT qt 59c $2.19 GLOSS WALL PAINT 79c $2.98 MARIETTA PAINT PRODUCTS for'All Uses in Home AT THE LUMBER AND PAINT STORE You Will Find All Materials Needed to Repair and Maintain the Home. 1 "i J. M. BRIGHTBILL, Inc. 23 NORTH FOURTH STREET PHONE 3 2219 Yards and Office at Hummclslown and Elizabethtown A Ift Concert November 17 t.l 14 i si I If I 1 ZIMMER HARP, The Zimmer Harp Trio will be presented in concert next Thursday night, November 17, at 8.15 o'clock, at Salem Reformed Church, Third and Chestnut streets.

Assisting on the program will be Miss Marie Mellman, of this city, a lormer memoer of tne trio, ana Many jsewcomoe, oamone. no means convinced that the com ponent elements of those policies are wrong, it cannot be said, lor ex ample, that the mass of voters who elected Mr. Roosevelt see the connection between political isolation and economic nationalism on the one hand and the miseries and insecurities which afflict them on the other. The result which would fol low from a change in these policies tne people clearly desire, but 'Mr. Roosevelt has still to convince them that the policies should be changed.

Therefore, he will read the verdict most accurately, I believe, if he assumes that the people have willed the end without willing the means to that end. He will prepare himself most truly for his work if he keeps in the center of his mind a realization chat the task of rjer suading the people to, follow him was pniy begun during his cam paign. He will be wise if he never fails to remember that he will be judged four years hence not by the uiuutuiait popularity pi one measure or another, but bv the total re sult of all his actions as they are reflected in the general condition of the country. 1 Mr: Roosevelt sets forth with favorable omens. Luckily for him the public has not been taught to look upon him as a superman.

His abilities have if anything, been underrated. Luckily for him he can remind his party that they have won not on their own charms but because there was a rebellion among the Republicans. Luckily for him he has not made or had to make very many specific pledges to the voters which will rise to plague him. He has ample Dower. He is frpp to draw around himself the ablest ana most disinterested men he can find.

He has the chance to brine security to his fellow men and to rise to greatness because the opportunity is great. His good will no one questions. He has proved that he has the gift of political sagacity. If only he will sail by the stars and not where the winds of opinion would take him, he will bring me amp uim (Copyright, 1932, by Walter Llppmann) CHRISTMAS CHEER LEADER NAMED Continued From Page 1) Mrs. Walter Spofford, members of the Federation's executive The Christmas Cheer Committee's program, as outlined by the executive committee, will proceed on a budget of $5000, set as the contribution Roal for this important wel fare work.

In event this amount is not subscribed by the public, ex penditures will be limited to the amount In addition to her work on former Christmas Cheer Committee, Mrs. Stackpole is president of the Junior League and vice president of the Travelers' Aid, another agency member of the Welfare Federation. Under the program adopted by the committee, Mrs. Stackpole's activities this year, will be confined to Christmas cheer items. To Give Baskets, Toys Included in the program for the Christmas committee will be distribution of Christmas baskets a few days before tha holiday to needy families, the Toy Mission, supplying toys to children whose families are unable to purchase them, and the serving of Christmas dinners to homeless men In the city at Yule tide.

Closely allied With the Chrlsf.mn.c Cheer committee's work will hp that. oi ine Society, of which airs, uscar u. wicKersham is presi i dent. This oreanization. howpvpr I I connne us activities to Christ mas oneer among crippled children wno now are receiving help from me ouuieiy.

a campaign will soon be under way ior tne amount needed for the uuuuiiniee wotk. of the Toy Mission gioup oi tne unristmas Cheer committee also will be completed in a few days. In order that used toys may repaired, contributors dtp axkeA'tn send I in their donations as soon as pussiQie aiter announcement of the tominiiree pians in this direction, accusedTlayer CHANGESHK STORY Willie Lane. 30 vear nM murderer of James Crank, 40, 1219 North Seventh street, yesterday told a different story about the slayin' than his statement Wednesday night police investigator said. Lane was arrested two hours after ranK was xataiiy stabbed at the Vernon oLieet nouse.

He was unugui in tne Knoia yards of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company, ready to board a freight for Al iuuiih, ponce saia. When arrested, Lane said he stabbed Crank following an argument over crooked dice, but yesterday said they had quarreled over a woman, Flossie i Hughes, Crank's housekeeper. 4 Treasury Balance Washington. Nov. 10, (Treasury receipts for November 8 were expenditures, $13,836, 868.50; balance $702,264,923.01: customs duties for the first eight days of November were $7,963,028.07.

Marriage i Harry W. Traub, legal, Camp Hill, and Mary E. Tuckenbaugh, legal, West Fairview. Preston Eugene Hart man, 22, and Dorothy Bartch, 16, both of Me chanicsburg. Y.MX.A.

COMMITTEE PLANS CONVENTION The program for the annual con vention of the State Y. M. C. A. to be held "in this city November 20 and 21, was completed today at a meeting of the business committee in the Harrisburger Hotel.

Plans to secure an additional $23, 000 with which to balance the forward movement and the student budgets were discussed. Speakers for the convention will be W. H. Rideeway, Coatesvilte. and Samuel Scoville, of Philadelphia.

ine convention dinner wiU be held in the Penn Harris Hotel November 21 and business sessions In the Harrisburger Hotel. Trustees and members of the State committee were to be nominated this afternoon. Election will take place during the convention. DEMOCRATIC RULE COVERS WIDE RANGE Bv Associated Press Washington, Nov. 10.

The extent of the Democratic victory in Tuesday's election is shown in the following table: Offices D. R. L. Dt. President 1 1 0 0 0 Governors 34 26 4 1 3 Senate ..34 28 6 0 Senate (st t'm) 1 0 10 House ........435 310 110 3 4 Steel Orders Increase New York, Nov.

10, Unfilled orders of the United States Steel Corporation increased 11.950 tons in in October to a total of 1,997,040 tons on October 31. September tonnage gained 15,495 tons. There was also a trifling gain in August, but prior to this the corporation had reported sixteen consecutive monthly decreases. 4 Rev. Dr.

Chalfant Washington, Nov. 10, The Rev. Harry Malcolm Chalfant, 64. one of the founders of the Anti Saloon League, died of pneumonia in Washington Hospital today. 4 Facei Dry Charge Seized in his automobile parked in the rear of a house in South Cameron street today, John.

Martin, 29, Christian street, Steelton, was taken before the United States Commissioner and reouired to fur nish $1000 bail for a dry law hearing November 14. A gallon jug of liquor wa confiscated, agents said. COMPLETE STUDY OF STATE AND U.S. FINANCES OFFERED Major Portion of Taxes Spent For Education, Welfare and Roads General Edward Martin is rires ident of the National Association of State Auditors, Comptrollers and Treasurers, which will meet at Richmond November 15 to 17, inclusive. Under direction of the Bureau of Audits or the State Treasury there has been prepared for the conven tion an elaborate and interesting brochure which contains much of nistoric interest in addition to the program of the convention.

There are many items of interest which include the cash receipts of states and their cash disbursements, their bonded indebtedness, public debt of the Federal Government and taxes collected by local governments, with a comparative statement of govern mental expenaitures ana the national income. Itr is, in short, a compendium of financial information that should be of incalculable benefit to all who have to do with financial affairs in this country. Illustrations include a map of Virginia, portraits of the officers, views of the National Capital, national shrines and national activities. Foreword by Gen. Martin In a thoughtful foreword General Martin points out that economy and efficiency in government are de manded by the taxpayers as a result of the depression and further emphasizes that the members 6f the association are in advantageous po sition to point out 'Places where economy may be practiced and effic iency in government improved.

He nicewise indicates that the major portion or taxes collected are used for education, welfare and roads. One session of the convention will be devoted to each of these subjects. in view oi this round table discus sion the compilation of the data contained in this booklet will further the work of the convention. Details for the statements of cash receipts' and disbursements were verified by an official of each State and the data with respect to taxes collected by municipalities are from the 1922 report of the United States Bureau of the Census. Similar in formation for the present decen nium will not be distributed by the Federal Government until 1933.

Permits Comparisons General Martin believes that the; aata collected from ihe various states should aid in comparing the various tax systems and public expenditures particularly with relation to industry. He declares fur ther that increase in the cost of government should be, a stimulant to every American to aid in the plans of governmental economy and efficiency, adding that the greatness oi tne united states is tnrougn tne strength of its citizenship. In his judgment the American Government was never intended to direct the lives and control the ef forts and desires of the individual. "This government," adds General Martin, "was created to serve a free people and to enable, them to establish tolerance, to stamp out abuse of power, to combat poverty, to maintain equality of opportunity and to strive nonestiy lor individual ideals." Rich in Historical Lore One full page map covers road systems, important historical buildings, Indian trails and other points of unusual interest in Virginia. Each shrine is definitely marked on the highways.

Severil officials of Virginia extend greetings in the form of a statement, calling attention to the historical background of Richmond and Vireinia. Thev indicate that the program of entertainment in ciuaes visits to uie piuiuipni piauci of historic interest including James HERE'S THAT QUICK WAY TO STOP A COLD That Docfors Advise As The Fastest, Surest Way FOLLOW DIRECTIONS IN THESE PICTURES Take 1 or 2 Bayer Aspirin Tablets. 2 Drink Full Glass of Water. If throat is sore, crush and dissolve 3 Bayer 'Aspirin Tablets in a half glass of warm water and gargle according to directions. Almost'lnstant Relief In This Way If you have a cold don't take chances with "cold killers" and nostrums.

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WO TABLETS ARE GENUINE BAYER ASPIRIN WITHOUT THIS CROSS town, Yorktown, and other points. Pages of portraits of officers are included and there is a comprehensive outline of the program of the sessions, which will be held in the John Marshall Hotel at Richmond. General Martin will preside at all the meetings of the association. The annual banquet will take place on Thursday evening. Page after page, of the handsomely printed booklet Kive fieures "which speak louder than words.

One page shows fine photographs of the Wash ington monument, the Capitol at Washington, and other imposing buildings, including the Lincoln Memorial. This booklet is one of great value from several standpoints and ought to have a place in library of the country. Much credit is due those who prepare the material which is rich in official statistical information and other matter appropriate to the association and its work. DR. PHILLIPS TO BE BANQUET SPEAKER Dr.

W. Bruce Phillips, Washington, D. will be principal speaker tonight at a banquet at the' Penn Harris Hotel of the Pennsylvania Pharmaceutical Association. His subject will be "Legislation." p. 'Leonard O'Connell, Pittsburgh, will be toastmaster.

Nearly one hundred members from this city and out of town are expected. 1 Waltnn PhilartplnViia president of the association, presided at a meeting today at the hotel. nery jr. Keuwer was cnairman oi the committee on arrangements, and Ambrose Hunsberger, Philadelphia, is chairman of the legislative committee. The Ladies' Anxilinrv tn thp Dauphin County Pharmaceutical Association, of which Mrs.

Reuwer is president, entertained for out of town guests at a luncheon at the hotel, after which they played cards and had a sight seeing trip of the city. The auxiliary will attend tonight's banquet. 4 Rules on Election Secretary' of the, Richard J. Beamish today advissd prothonotaries that they should not certify the vote of last Tuesday, for presidential electors. Under thfi law fiutiv th'o vet time Tuesday, keeping the names of electors off the ballot.

Beamish said, the official county return sheets should cprtifv nnlv Mtb vnto for the Presidential and Vice Presi oentiar pandidates. This vote. Beamisli said will Hp construed as a vote for the respective 35 electors. He said this ruling should expedite the return of the official plpction ooiint. ta fbo state Elections Buerau.

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2, was treated at the Polyclinic Hospital last night for a cut of the left thumb, suffered while chopping wodd at his home. 1 i WflWIs Heir Mary C. Neff, 1527 Penn street, inherits a life estate in the $2750 estate of her hu sand, Amos Neff, late of Harrisburg. At the widow's death or remarriage, the estate will be inherited equally by two sons, Roy and Ralph Neff; a grandson, Richard Rife; and two stepchildren; Renold C. Spidle and Carrie I.

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