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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-12-30
ARTHUR
HACKETT LA
MASONIC HALL

0 sala plina de admiratori de
musica s'a desfatat eri in vocea
sonora tenorului Arthur Hac-
kett care cantat la Masonic Halt
in cadrul programului Orchestrei
simfonice din Cleveland. Aria
Watt her angels" de Handel a
fost cantata Gu 0 voce calda 81
clara ce dovedit ca tenorul Haze
kett este unul dintre cei mai dis
tlnsl representanti al artei anne
rica'ne.
Cea mai frumoasa piesa a pro-
gramului de eri seara fost sim
fonia Faust de Liszt care prin
executarea precisa a orchestrei a
rapit publicul. Mai ales partea
doua, amorul desperat al Marga-
retel, facut impresie profunda.
Clubul cantaretilor din Cleveland
cantat partea fi'nala operel
Faust in mod exceptional de bine.
Programul a fost inceput Gu
concertul de violina al lui vi.
valdi, marele Venetian a carui ac.
tivltate musicala cade la finea Sc
colului al 17-lea 81 Ia prima ju-
matate secolului 1S-lea. Concer-
tul a fost transfers. pentru orche-
stra de maiestrul Sam Frankie.
Orchestra dirijata de Nikolai SO.
koloff depus munca serioasa
prln lnterpretarea clasica a aces.
tel opera de arta.
Orchestra a inchinat "Marsul
Funeral al lui Beethoven memo
rlei doamnei Estelle Ford Goulder
care fost luptatoare pentrn
popularizarea muzicei clasice in
Cleveland.
Acelasi concert va Fl repetat
name, Sambata, la ora 2 80 in Ma.
sonic Hall.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-12-30
NOUL GARNET AL
AUSTRALIEI.

Melbourne, Australia, 20 Dec
Noul cabinet al Australiei care
S a formal eri Sc compune:
Prim ministru 81 ministru de
externe, w. NJ. Hughes; Ministru
Gle inferno 81 al teritoriilor, Geor-
ge Foster Pearce; Ministru al re-
patrierei (?), E.. D. Millen; mi
nistru de justitie, L. E. Groom
Mmistrnl marinei 81 al apararii,
Massey Greene, Ministru conner
tului 81 al vamilor, A. S. Rogers;
Ministru Postelor, Alexandra
Boynton, Ministru de finante, S.
M. Bruce, Ministru lucrarilor pu-
blice 81 caile ferate, r. w. Foster,
81 Vice -Presedinte al Consiliului
Executiv, j. Erale.
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Este eel mai admirable instru.
ment de control 81 deci parghia
progresului economic 81 spaima
smecherilor 81 pungasilor. Cine
face industrie, finante, negot si
agriculture 81 no intrebuinteaza,
merge i'll nestire, in bobote, dar
nu merge multi asa, caci repede
da in groapa.
Daca fermele 81 pepinierele sta
tului n'au ajuns inca la groapa,
este ca s'au sustinut din buget.
Altmihtreli scapam de multi de
pacostea Tor.
Statul nostru nu intrebuinteazl
in mimic, mi Sc pare, contabilita-
tea dubla. Oar La ferme trebue
neaparat so Introduce. Ma In
treb: in scolile noastre agricole Sc
|preda eat Daca, nu, e culme
daca da, de ce agronomii oficHli
n 'au fost obligati so Introduce
|pretutindeni unde statul practica
|cultura pamantului sub orice
forma?
E greu sd va desvolt pc larg
acis importanta lucrului. Va ii de-
ajuns 1nsa sd va dau singura
|pilda, din insasi yiata DIV. de fosti
elevi al scoalei primare, pentru
ca Sd va plteti da seama despre
Ice este vorba.
va amintiti poate, mai Gu sea-
md daca att avut un institutor
mucalit, Cd unul din picii clasei
era pus la tabla 50 adune s CO.
vrigi, plus 10 strachini, plus Is
veverite. Si pc cand piciul facea
ochi mari lar profesorul ochi mici
|si sireti, mehenghii clasei mureau
de ras stergandu-si GU maneca
|nasuL care lua 81 el parte la ilari-
| tate, "a felul lui.
u bine, ferniele 81 pepinierele
statului fac treaba asta, din vre.
muri iimemoriale, gu deosebirea "a
|navea cine ride de ele, ci plan.
gesus noi, u,oi tribusbilii. Adj.
- damnii, 4 ic,aoIai oficiali sdd.
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pentru pregatirea adunarii Con-
siliului suprem ce Sc va tinea la
Cannes. Aici Sc vor pune bazele
unui consortiu european care va
aranja situatia economical Eu-
ropei.
Financierii 81 expertii francezi,
Gu toate ca sunt insufletiti pentru
0 astfel de idee, sc tenn ca prin
concesiunile ce Sc vor da Rusiei,
Franta va perde 81 mai multi. Ce-
tatenii Frantei, carl si-au investi,
ecOnOmiile in hartii de valoare ale
imperiului tarilor, au perdut deja
sumo enorme ce Sc poate observa
uSor in viata economical a Fran
tel 81 lie teama de resultatul con-
ferintei din Cannes unde vor Fl
|ascultati 81 delegatii Rusiei.
Prin coincidenta, a VENT La
Paris 81 drul Walther Rathemau
care era in Londra. Cand a fost
lntrebat de scopul visitei sale, ell
II "a avut mimic de spus, dar in fie-
care ora trimitea curieri pc la di-
.feriti oameni de seama al Parisu-
lul. El va sti tot ce s "a spus 81 "a
vorbit la consfatuirile financieri
lor englezi 81 francezi 81 va avea
posibilitatea sa-si exprime 81 pa
rerea sa.
FL va merge la Cannes deodata
GU membrii Consiliului Suprem,
-dar nu va rutea Il Dc fat5 decat
cand va fl chemat ca sa presinte
opinia cantelarului Wirth.
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IN CAZ DE ACCIDENTE
grave, perderea unui picior sau
mana, Uniunea s. r. A. da un
beneficiu de sapte suite dolari.

nau de zor, in registrele lor, mor-
covi Gu graul Gu fanul, Gu boil, Gu
vinul, Gu porch 81 GU tot ce lie da-
ruise guvernul 81 bunul Dumne-
zeu. 81 .rezultatul final era nu
numai paguba era haos! Nici unul
nu-si putea da seama daca lie
mergea treaba rau sau bine, daca
cutare parte din activitatea lor
avea sau N n'avea SEM, daca cutare
cultura, trebuia suprimata, redu.
sd, sporita, daca vre-unul din con.
turf le producea ceva 81 cat.
Caci numai contabilitatea dubla
e in stare sa-ti spue toate astea 81
multe altele inca, numai ca este
controlul 81 lumina in orice afa-
cere. O pilda din experienta mea.
La cele II mosii ce lie aveam in
regle, contul boilor, tinut In par
tida duhla, imi arata regulat la
finele anului cain cutare loc bii
boeresti rentau mai bine decat
lucrarea Gu cei al taranilor, lar in
alt loc vice-versa. Atunci la anal
viitor fnmulteam boil de regie lei
si-i suprimam dincolo. 81 asa in
toate. Rezultat final: perfecta
rentabilitate 3 fntreRrinderei, pc
langa ce mai do pc de-asupra
Dumnezeu din cerari.
&c xice d. Garoflid, d-sa care e
nm perfect aericdltor 81 teoretic
si practicf DacA ministerul d-sale
nu VI izbuti 81 faca macar atat,
50 intrcduca de nrgenta ii pretu.
|tindeni contsbilitatea dubl6 IN
fermslA 81 pepinierele Statului,
|sunt sigur q d-sa W Il cel slintai
|care Nj cears snpr iimares IL f,oul
|hnget. Il ~ !.
pin ful 4 4 n &
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Sellatul American 81
c0nftIiIlta pentTu
fI1litaTca aIIIla|lleDtu|ui

Washington, 30 Dec. Sena
tori Statelor Unite au parer
foarte deosebite in ce priveSte
conferinta pentru limitarea arma
mentului. Unii sustin ca conferin
ia va avea reusita, lar altii ca va
esua. Char 81 senatori republi
cani, intre carl William E. Borah
din Idaho 81 George H. Moses din
New Hampshire, ambii membri in
comitetul senatului pentru aface
rile externe, spun ca refuzul Fran
| tel, de a accepta planul lui HUI
ghes referitOr la submarine, con
tribuieste foarte multi la eSuarea
tratativelor.
Senatorul democrat Oscar w
Underwood, unuq din delegatii a
mericani la conferinta pentru de
sarmare, spune cd conferinta sc
pOate considera de success Gu toate
ca poporul american, care as
teptat o desarmare complecta
are motive de fl desamagit.
William H. King din Utah, Sc.
nator democrat, spune ca confe.
rinta a esuat in mod complect
caci nu s 'au putut aranja chestll
vitale. Au esuat, intraltele, urma
toarele chestii:
Limitarea inarmarii pc uscat:
Oprirea absolute a constructii
[lor de vase mari de razboiu in
timpul de zece ami, ce sc chiama
'sarbatoare mavaias Tin cauzd
ca S Eau facut schimbari in pro.
gramul original al lui Hughes.
Nu s'a hotarit ca banii ce Se
vor economiza prin limiterea va.
selor mari de razboiu sa nu Sc 70.
loseasca pentru o alta categorie
de armament.
Nu s'a hotarit limitarea cheltu-
ielilor maximale CO Sc pot folosl
pent1u scopuri militare.
NJ s'a limitat fortele aeriene.
NJ s'au luat hotariri la limitd-
rea, orr oprirea gazelor otravi.
toare.
NJ Sc poate ajunge la 0 intele-
gere Gu privire la chestia Shan
tungului care trebuie redat Chi
nei de catre Jap0nia.
Nj s'au putut inlatura alte
cauze ale unor diferende din Ex-
tremul Orient.
81, acum mai pc urma, nu Sc
poate. restringe numarul subma-
rinelor asa precum a planuit Sc
cretarul Hughes.
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FinanCiarii Studiazd ChoStia
deSpagubiri|0r


Paris, 20 Decembrie. - Niste
politician francezi 81 englezi, sub
c0nducerea lui Sir Lamington
Worthington Evans, ministru de
razboiu al Angliei, 81 Louis Lou
cheur, ministru de refacere al
Frantei, s'au adnnat la Hotel
Crillon 81 au inceput discutie
intima asupra despagubirilor.
Convenirea aceasta n a avut de
loc caracter Official ci avea de
scOp ca conducatorii financiari 81
expertii celor doua natii, prin o
schimbare mutuala parerilor,
sa-si caStige o cunostinta mai
larga referitoare la chestia despa-
gubirilor. Frau de fata urmatorii
Din partea Frantei: Loucheur,
Auburn dir. marei firme Schnei-
ders Theodore Laurent, mare in
dustrias; Griolet, directorul Ban
eli de Paris; oil Bassergent, fost
secretar general la finante 81 ex-
perth financiari al Frantei: Sey.
doux, Partmentier 81 Tammery.
Din partea Angliei: Lordul
Lamington EVANS, lordul Inver-
forth, Sir Robert Kindersley, Sir
Basil Blackett, Sir Edward Grigg
secretarul premierului Lloyd Ge-
orge 81 Sir Allen Smith.
S'a dat preset un comunicat
scurt cas in decursul zilei va avea
loc eorsfstnire, 81 Gu delegatii
Italiei 81 iBelgiei.
Aceste consfatuiri sunt menite
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De ale z|LEI

Dl. F. W. Thomas, sefM biblio-
tecar la Oficiut Indiei 81 Corector
de imba tbetand la Universstated
din Londrd, care a fdcut o cdldto-
rie intinsd in Tibet, de unde s'a
reinap0iat de curdnd la Londra,
face niste destdinuiri interesante
cn priuire la via!a acestM popor.
"Fen,eiIe din Tibet, sice d. Tho
mas, sunt robuste, n'au vdl pc fa
I'd, poartd rochii 81 bluze-corset,
81 pdrul lOr bo9at IL posrtd colac
pc partea superioard capului.
Femeia tibetdad are mai multi
bdrbati, char 81 sece, cdsi frati sunt
intro familie, 81 are cuuintul no.
tdritor IN alegereo fan,iliei IN care
Sc mdritd.
Ceremonial cununiei in Tibet c
o afacere curioasd 81 complicatd.
In dimineata ziIei cununiei, pdrin-
tii fetei daW o nlasd in casa miresei.
Dupd masd preOtul Sc roagd pentru
mireasd, stand 5'inaintea ei, 81 pc
ici pc colo, IN rngdciumle lui spu-
ne 81 cdte-o p0veste, care impresio-
neasd addnc miredsa. Cdnd s'a
sfdrsit aceastd ceremonie, m,ireasq
pdrdseste cdlare casa pdrinteascd-
Gceasta IN cercurile mai inalte, mer-
gdnd la casa mireluii, unde Sc arun-
ca asuprG ei o imitatie de sable ca
sd g0neascd duhurile cele rele. Du-
pa dcea urmeasd alte cerem0nii 81
Sc aduce lapte acru pc care IL bea
n,ireasa 81 apoi este admisd sd imtre
IN casa. Ea Sc cdsdtOreste in ace
lasi tinap cu dol sau maj multi frdfi
81 Sc cdsdtoreste 81 dupd ocea ca,
pdnd la eel din urmd frate, dar
cdteodatd femeia trdieste Gu tot'
cumnatii dupd pldcerea ei, fdrd
Ure-o cunanie formald. In fami-
laile bune sd tine seamd ca sd nu
fie IN acelasi tinsp toti fratn acasd.
Dacd unas din f:;ati in casa cei-
lattl sss fac de INcyW afdrd.
FemeiIe din Tibet an voce fru-
noasd 81 naturald 81 la Gyantseen,
Opera Tibetdnd dat o represen-
tatie in onodreo meo. Representa-
tia durat intre cinci 81 sase ore.
Artist 81 artistic remumite din
Lhassa, GU un tip distinct de fru-
muscle, an Representa- o scend mi
tologicd, Mastered hi Buddha IN
tr'o viatd prealabild, in care a ju-
cat un rol minu,at de generositatc,
inpdrtind averca lui cersetorilor.
Arti$tn 81 artistele du cdntot in
tot timpul reprezentatiei 81 muzi-
ca de trompete 81 tobe ma fost CO.
tusi de putin desogreabId. Co.'S
tumele an fost fantostice, pompoa-
Sc, minunate.
In nijlocM jocului s'a impdrtit
publiculu bere tibetanG de orr in
odle de pdmdnt. Artistii casi ar
tistele az 0 roce nsinunatd. Eu cred
cd Sc datoreste climei, 81 faptul cd
o fenaeie Sc cdsdtoreste Gu toti fra
ti.unei familH, cred cd Sc datores-
te ca in Tibet nun,drM femeilor E
nault mai mic decdt al bdrbatilor, /"
sncheie d. Thomas pOvestireG s0,
din care am reprOdus nunadi pdr-
tile MAJ interesdnte.
C1RABUS.
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Despre contabiIitatea
dubI3
o cHEsT1E MAI HALLE DECEIT sAR cREDE
De /. TEoDoREsCU.

Adica tocmai asa hazlie nu-i ca,
ci poate Gu mai multe nuante de
tragic dar si-asa, si-asa, va rog
continpati citi, daca att inceput,
caci yeti afla lucruri utile 81 pi-
cante.
De nlulta vreme ma gandeam,
eu care In viata mea am fost 81
mare cultivator de pamant, pc
socoteala altora, e adevarat, dar
in fine posed o experienta buni-
cica in materie, - de multi ma
gandeam de ce fermele 81 pepi-
nierile statului, earl aveau la, In
demana tot ce trebuia, ba Gu lux
81 pc gratis, de ce aceste ferme 81
pepiniere nu mergeau de loc, dc
ce dadeau numai pagube 81 nici 0
pilda buna nimanuii
81 astazi chestia devine 81 mai
grava, caci avem 81 un minister
special al Agriculture, deci o
noua sarcina bugetara considera-
bila, lar fermele 81 pepinierele
statului, sporite considerable CO
n,lmar, au in fine cui sluji de
exemplu, Intru cat taranimea a
tdevenit proprietara solului natio-
nal cultivabil. Gu toate astea, ma
tenn ca ele nl vor merge nici de-
aci inainte. Aflai aseara pentru ce,
din intamplare, la un brit, ciu-
pind cateya fraze de Ia masa We
cinG.
Iatx explicatia minunii: fiindca
ele n 'au practical nici odatG, nu
practic6 MIDI astazi, 81 de temut
% nu vog aYea fnca mult6 vreme
tshilitate dubM
~ -
Psrses vad pc toti luand fnfS-
ti9afea de puncte de intrehare. ri.
domnil iloF, contabilitatea dubla, In
vehtata Az gcnovexi ia veacul XII,
eete alnul dinecele mai minunate
luelF in p1ke n6scocit omenis
rea ~ M celas rang 90 To-
IN aburul nam
tsl lSs1l tn ;i,et a yeaere amn.
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DACA. VREI

s. M = fngrpape Gu Talerul
inscrie-ts intro Societats din
Uniunea E, :. 4.
New Britain herald., 1921-08-01

an American organization take this great undertaking.
 The organization, the American or ganizatien is only too glad to nave this chance of aiding the helpless. It is big enough not to mind the at mosphefe of almost patronage of tho Russian authorities. The good to De done will not become less because of the arrogant attitude of those who speak for the Russians.
 But the expression of bit of sin cere gratitude would not come amiss when an American organization is of- fering to do this great work, which it is under no obligation to do, provid- ed Russia will do only that which is right and which America in all justice demands-the release of Americans imprisoned in that country.
New Britain herald., 1921-08-01
JITNEY OR TAXI.

As stated in these columns Satur- day. where q motef vehicle is oper- at.na 1t is g question of fact in each case whether or not that vehicle IS operating as . jitney er taxi,
 In other words the vital thing 70 show before a court is just what thAs raotor vehicle did which Caused the arrest of the driver, should the driver be arrested.
 It is common knewiedge there are taxi stands in New York City where anyone may take taxi to any de sired point. These taxis are nevef 'jitneys' in New Britain,
 Certainly it should be allowable f.. :axis to operate in this city. Judge Kiett stated that such is the case
 If facts may be shown, in a certain case where the driver is arrested, tha he was running taxi, with no fixed route, he would be acquitted, follow ing the dieta of the recent decision ei Judge Kiett.
 There is very fine line to D: drawn. Theoretically the operator, [: avoid breaking the law, must have fixed route. On the other hand th< driver, declaring no fixed route, coui, not be held responsible if those wh' rode in his vehicle instructed him t. drive from one old jitney terminus t the other. Theoretically that weult be 2 coincidence.
New Britain herald., 1921-08-01
Member of The Associated Prese.
REV. JOHN SWEENEY

It is fine thing to hear man declare his intention to devote his life to the following of high ideals.
 More impressive, however, is the knowledge that a man has pledged that life irrevocably to the work of spreading Christianity in a foreign country wherein he must remain until his work on this earth is ended Moth Mg bur the highest conception of mans duty to man could inspire a and friends, and take up his labor among a people strange to him in habit, manner of thought mode of living, and such fine conception of duty may be inspired by nothing other than that which is Divine.
 Rev. John Sweeney, of this city, has thus planned his life. The act should bring to him honor far beyond that deserved by most men. The pa thos of his visit to his parents here, just before. entering upon his iabors. is elevated to q plane of greatness that should bring a feeling of pride in hie to those who will miss his presence-a feeling of almost humble gratitude to him that strength of determination is his to carry on thus his Masters work in a manner which, to most men, would involve tremen- dous sacrifice.
 Probably to hin, it is no sacrifice it is the willing, proud acceptance Of the burden which he believes it is his to bear, The more honor to him for such feeling.
 And he may leave this, eity-his own country with the knowledge that already he has done a grea: thing in leaving for our serious con temptation splendid example of de- votion to duty in the planning of his life.
New Britain herald., 1921-08-01
BUSINESS SLUMP IN {. SOUTH AMERICA TOO
Argentina Only Country NoI
 Feeling Depression

Washington, Aug. 1.-Exeept for improvement in Argentina, South America, business conditions were pictured as depressed during July in the reports of economic conditions from it's trade representatives made public today by the bureau of foreign and domestic commerce. Foreign competition to American commercial activity was reported strong, partic- ularly from the Germans and Bel giums. Prices ranging from 20 per cent to 75 per cent less than those on American commodities were being quoted, 1t was said and numbers of American concerns were closing their South American offices.
 The commercial situation in Argen- tina showed improvement in that inn ports were decreasing and exports in- creasing, Commercial Attache Feely at Bueros Aires declared. Imports from the United States. he added, were still showing marked decline and because of the exchange rate there was little prospect of placing orders for American goods exeent some necessities Many American branch houses have gone into liquida-
 
 had been congesting the custom house were being disposed of slowly or re- turned to the United States.
 In Brazil conditions of extreme de- pression continued during the month according to Commercial Attache schurz at Rio de Janeiro. Little eof. fee was being bousht by Europeans he said although Germany vas re-expertins eemparatively larse amounts and thereby helping her ex- port trade.
 German imports have been reduced but their trade representatives were reported very active. On account of the depression five important Amer jean houses are closing their offices at Rio de Janeire, but this policy, he declared, did not seem advisable as the Brazilian congress was diseuss- ing measures to remedy the economic crisis.
 A temporary suspension of further sales campaigns in Peru. on account of the general situation was feeoni- mended by Trade Com missioner Smith at Lima.
 Increased unemployment, reduction of government revenue and stagnant markets continued to feature the economic situation in Mexico, aeeerd- ins to Trade Commissioner Cennell at Mexico City. The financial situa- ton was about the same, he asserted reduction in the wages of railroad employees was said te be the cause of threatening strikes. The high cost of living, Mir Tanneil declared, was maintained hy transportation difficult ties, although he said railroad con gestien was improving and railread repairs and maintenance continuing.
New Britain herald., 1921-08-01
WELL LET YOU FEED US."

Russian authorities did not reply to Herbert Hoovers offer on the part of his organization to feed the hungry of Russia in exactly those words, but that is the impression Russia's reply conveys.
 In that reply there was no word of thanks to the American organization or to spokesman Herbert Hoover. The Russians in authority kindly con- sent to have their hungry fed, and will grudgingly surrender Americans inn prisened in their land, if this must be done. The impression apparently is given out that Russia, is almost nak- ing some sort of sarifice in order that it's needy may be given relief. They seem to take for granted that the, are doing America a favor in letting
New Britain herald., 1921-08-01

is arrested this week, should one bs arrested, may be viewed in quite 2 different light from the facts in the cases already passed upon.
 Suppose 8 certain number of pee- pie left standing orders with the op- orator of g motor vehicle to take them, at certain hours each day, from the center to point convenient to theil homes.
 If this was done it is believed that the court would hold the vehicle oper ating as a taxi. not jitney.
 This plan Would seen, worth trying for those determined to continue the fight for good transportation to th1 point of testing all possible eases.
New Britain herald., 1921-08-01
PAYMENT OF TAXES.

A strange feature in connection with the payment of taxes is the fact that many people fail to know that tho collector will receive what ever portion of the tax due that the person taxed is able to pay and that interest will run only on the amount remaining unpaid.
 Naturally it is desirable that a large amount of cash come in July. In that month enough money was received to carry the city until spring. at which time the shoe would begin to pinch" if, in the meantime, the remaining amounts were not paid.
 1t is an unwise policy, however. for the taxpayer to wait until he mas the whole amount of his taxes in hand. He would find payment much less difficult, and he would actually save money, were he to pay the amount due from him as he is able, in small amounts.
 | . amounts usually to ten or twelve thousand dellars-eneugh to pay all i the expenses connected with the of flee and with, say, the office of the city clerk. The tax collector. there fere, may be torn by conflicting emotions" It gratihes hina to see the taxes paid promptly, and he realizes that this is for the advantage of the taxpayer.
 l And yet he knows that if all taxes
 were paid on time, there would be 9 considerable loss to the city in ac-
 cruing interest en those remaining unpaid. Another point on which some seem to be uninformed is the fact may be imposed when, instead e1 the street having been sprinkled oil has been spread thereon. The use of oil is considered by many tc bring better results. from their point tef view, than the more frequent use of water.
 It is believed that, had business continued as good as it was when | the taxes were fixed, there would have been fewer complaints at the collectors office. The hard times are to blame far the com plalnts which have been heard, and prob ably they are not as numerous as one would expect under present cir= cum stances.