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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-07-26
Cub. Small WobecRozpo-
rz2dzenia niaoAresztowaniu
0 Konferencji Waszyngtodskiejj.
Ksiezniczka Fatima z Wizyta
W Bia}ym Domu.
Fundusze Ma Budowe Aeroplan6w.
Zatwierdzcnie Moffett'a Ma Sta
nowisku Wiceadmira{a.
POCIAG WPADL DO RZEKl.
Parowiec Osiadl Ma Skalach.
Podr6z Lodka Pc Oceanic.
y 1NNE TELEGRAMY KRAJOWE.
POCIAG WPADL DO RZEKI.
Parowiec Osiadf Ma Skafach.
Podroz Lodka Pc Oceanic.
T NNE TELEGRA AMl KRA y D VIZ.
PAROWIEC OSIADL MA
SKALACH.

montreal, 20. lpCa. - II afO-'
wicc St. Louis, kursujacy miedzy
Caughnawagc Lachine. ubegiej
nocy -zestaf-wyrzueony ia skaiy
ma rzccc Sw. Wawrzyiica. Znaj-
dujacych SIG ma pokiadzic tegc
parowca 80 pasazcrow przewic.
Iziono ma lodziach ratunkowych ,
wysadzono ia brzcg. Przyczyns
wypadku by}a burza.
ZATWIERDZENIE MOFFE-
TIA MA STANOWISKO WI
CE ADMIRALA.
Washington, 26. lipca. - Sc
nat zatwierdzii wczoraj nomina-
Gle kap. Wilhelma A. Moffett's
ma stanowisko wiceadmirala !
szefa biura .marynarki do spraw
areonautyki.
PODRoz LoDKA Po ocEA.
ME.
Halifax, 26. lipca. - Kap. J. T.
Day 2 Harry Inglis i !. II. Nor.
rison wyruszyli stad W podrH po
ocenie Atlantyckim przez kama
Panamski }6dka Is stop dlugosci.
WYPADEK ZDERZENIA. SIZE
AUTOMOBILE z TRAM
WAJEM.
Toledo, 26. lipca. - Ma dro-
DE Lake Shode Electric Rail.
road, niedaleko stad polo1onej,
zdarzyl sic przedwczoraj pozno
wieczorem wypadek zderzeni:
automobile tramwajem, W re-
zultacie czego try osoby ponio-
sly smierc ma miejscu, cztery
odniosly rany.
PoCIAG WPADL DO RZEKI.
St. Joseph, Mo-, 2e. lipca. -
w miejscowosci pol mill odie-
giej ma poinoc Cd miasta Kansas
wpadf do rzeki Missouri pociag
skladajacy sic lokomotywy j
osmiu wagonow. Pociag szedi
St. Joseph do Kansas. Trzech lu-
dzi z obs}ugi kolejowej utoneio.
MOVIE sunny MA BUDOWF
AERoPLANoW.
Washington, 26. lipca. - Sc.
kretarz do spraw marynarki, Den
by, oznajmii wczoraj, re W maj
blizszej przyszsosci zwroci sic on
do Kongresu 0 uchwalenie
okoio $3O,OOO,0OO ma budowe ae-
roplanow. Projekt ten oczekuje
rozwazah komitetu Izby do
spraw marynarki,i jest zrozumia
lem, ze sekretarz DENLY bedzie
usilowaf przyspieszyc jego przy-
jecie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-07-26
ZATWIERDZENIE MOFFE-
TIA MA STANOWISKO WI
CE ADMIRALA.

Washington, 26. lipca. - Sc
nat zatwierdzi} wczoraj nomina-
cje kap. Wilhelma A. Moffett'a
ma stanowisko wiceadmirala !;
szefa biura .marynarki do spraw
areonautyki.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-07-26
KALENDARZYK.

Dzis, wtorek, 26 lipca: Sw. Amy,
Matki Najsw. Marii Fanny.
Jutro, sroda, 27 Iipca: Sw. Pantaleo,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-07-26
Kronika Chica&oska.

rz9 kontrolcra miejskicgo sam
sporzqdza i zatwierdza listy pia-
cy dIa caiego departamentu.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-02
Beautiful Net Guiml
and Vestees

Never before have we been able to show
you a more complete assortment OF these
! pretty "fxings." And the prices are so at
~tractive, too.
Net Guimpes, lace trimmed, are tere at
CSC, $1.29, $1.49 and to $2.98.
A brand new shipment of pretty let YES
tees arrived yesterday and are re; dy Tor
your choosing at ............ 79c and Soc
Evening star., 1921-05-09
FOR. SALE-HOUSES

$500 CASH. $40 PER MONTH;
Near 18th st. NV; excellent neighborhood
fine Groom and bath brick: large !ard 10 goot
alley. Price. $500. ~
l0IiN s GALLAGHER CO..
Evening star., 1921-05-09
Price S1S7SO

Price, $lS,I5O.
handsome home on Lamont street. be-
tween 18th and 18th streets, just put on the
market for sale. This house has positively
everything you can desire In complete prop
erty. There ten rooms. three baths. hof-
water heat electric lights, two glassed-in
sleeping porches, servants quarters and q
brick garage for two cars.
Price, $1,000.
Immediate possession can be had Of fine
home in Massachusetts Avenue Heights Of
hollow tile construction. The lot Is 6Oxl.0.
The house has nine rooms and bath, heated
with hot water, having electric lights and
three porches. The owner is anxious to make
quick sale Of this property and convenient
terms can be arranged.
Price, S17.5OO.
colonial home a little on from 18th
street--a three-story house % feet wide, COM
plete in every detail There are eleven rooms,
two large sleeping porches. three baths, hot
water heat. electric lights, inlsid floors. ga
rage for three cars. We do not believe this
house could be built today for less than
$50, 900. Possession will be given.
Price, $4,000.
A very swell home south Of Massachusetts,
avenue. in the downtown section. splen-
did house for entertaining. All the rooms are
large. There are two baths. servants guar
tiers, electric lights, numerous open nre-
places and other conveniences only found IN
and monthly payments Possession at once.
Price, $13,5OO.
An excellent piece of property for home or
investment Just OF Of Connecticut avenue and
near the British embassy. A three-story house
electric lights, and now under rental as sep
sr,te anartments Total rent, s., 100 a year.
Owner will sell on terms Of s. ,OOO cash and
convenient monthly payments. ID a-,s-ar
Evening star., 1921-05-09
Tel. M. 454O.
prize S13 500.

lei. M. 4OfO.
Price, $13,5OO.
A most desirable and complete home a
little of from 10th street; plan OF house
hard to obtain at such reasonable price,
There are four rooms, two large bathrooms :
and sleeping porch on second floor; house Is
heated with hot water. has electric hEn.n. r,.
front and rear porches Of concrete large
lot and a brick garage holding TWO cafs'
Price, $17,5OO.
A beautiful home in old Chevy Chase. light light
near the Circle The lot It's, Is t%Si's ths, is in per
feet condition throughout. There are tisn' tx.
rooms and bath. large attic, h%t-~at%r r hea, can
electric Lights and 5ssersed Sasafe It is worth
looking att will please you
Price, $16.5OO.
A built to order detached home in Mount
Pleasant. west Of 18th street-not an od
house. Central hall planned with iour nna; iarSe
rooms on each floor, attic ,n.tsr in cellar
tarca lot with expensive shrubbery. There
is also a garage. This house is IN perfect
condition throughout. Possession any time.
Price, $4,000.
s,,spaidIy situated home in Washington
Heights. west of Columbia road, where lew Few
,,iT cive prompt possession. A hree-story
brick house built by a well known DuilueI'
having ten rooms two baths, hot-water heat,
electric lights, double rear porches ana lot
large enough for garage.
Price, $4,000.
A detached home in Cleveland Park built for
nresent owner about a year ago. Inc mousse
has ten rooms six large bedrooms. three baths.
electric lights. hot-water heat. colonial front
nnrch breakfast porch and sleeping porch.
EIonse has hardwood floors; there is a large
living room with open fireplace; attractive lot
anu BOSS &
Evening star., 1921-05-09
SUBURBAN AND CITY YHOMES-INVESTMENTS
SPECULATIONS.
INVESTMENTS.
CHAS. D. SAGER,
o23 Fifteenth St. NV.

INVESTMENTS.
$16.oOo-Northwest section-1l brick ID drell.
ings; rented for more than $a000 per
10000 70 $500 Hs, psssments eas and Susin...
properties yield handsome returns.
See our specialist on apartments' MT; MT
business properties. Mr. Bernheimer.
SPECULATION.
So, $9,s5o-Aristocratic Georgetown. Fine old
detached brick residence: lot approx
imately 75x175; IA rooms, baths.
porches. garage: splendid residential
section. Will remodel into beautiful
old colonial home. The most attrae-
tive proposition Of its kind ever Of
fered in Georgetown. 1t Is vacant.
DOWNTOWN FUTURE
BUSINESS VALUES.
$s.5oo-on 9Th near N. Y. ave-. u f. and ?
e; PoomsS. %Soefn owner nss~ Occupies. % F.riees
condition. Possession.
$9,500-Eye ST. near 18th; 10 r. and b. brick.
Large back yard. A snap.
10000 On 10th st. near Eye; :. and b.;
hot-water heat. scar garage.
$11 ,OO0-M st. near 14th: IA rooms and bath
brick: bringing enormous rental for
s1c.5oo-corner T st. west Of 18th: Is r. and
b.; hot-water heat: elec. lights.
brick rooninE house. Exceptional
FINE CITY HOMES NV.
$lS,JUu-SlSt near + T. ana
elec.: redecorated.
S15.000-S st. near Conn. ave.: 10 rooms. 2
baths; h.w.h.; cleo; room for garage.
SIG, 6,5O0-Just west Conn. ave. near b: rooms.
baths; h.w.h.: elec.
Sic, ,5O0-29th st. near Wardman Park Hotel:
9 T., baths: hwd. frs: elec.
lights. Built-in garage, sleeping
porch. Thoroughly modern and in ex.
cellent condition throughout.
SIS, S,5O0-Sear Wardman Park Hotel; rooms,
baths, on 2 floors Servants room
and bath. Double brick garage; wide
frontage; splendidly constructed and
planned.
$o5, ,OOO-On Conn ave.; 10 rooms. 8 baths:
hot water heat, cleo; tapestry brick.
One Of the finest locations in Wash
ington.
NORTHEAST.
S5,OOO-Easy terms; Fla. ave. near North
Cap: r. and b.; hotwater heat;
brick; yard to alley.
Sc, ,5O0-M st. near 5th; fine Groom and bath
brick hot water heat: cleo. lights:
Sg,OOO-A kennedy & Davis home: Z st. bet.
9Th and 7th: splendidy planned
rooms and tiled bath: porches front
and rear: room for garage: hot-wnter
heat electric lights: hardwood floors
A real home.
Evening star., 1921-05-09

SUBURBAN HOMES.
s7,5o6-Easy terms. Bradley Hills. Bunga-
low. 8 T. and b.; hw.h.: elec. New.
Vacant Large lot.
$9.500-Near Bureau Standards Detached .
Must be sold at once. Make offer.
s11,75o-saul's Addition. Attractive new
home. r. and b.. h.w.h.. elec; large
s12.5oo-Near Conn ave; new bungalow. r.
b.. h.w.h.. elec.; we'll arranged; con-
s12,5oo-oniy 81. 900 cash Chevy Chase. D.
elec.. hwl. hrs: front and screened
75o-Richmond Park. New. Vacant: 8 r.
b. h;w.h.. slee. garage :, Screened.
'O ave Modern. Front and sleeping
porches. Open fireplace. A delightful
s1s 5oo-Corner, Chevy Chase. Md. Beautiful
home. sr. b.. h.w.h.. elec Large lot.
French doors. Spacious living room,
leading to two porches. Open fire,
s,4 4soo-semi-bungalow saul's Addition. 8
rooms. 2 baths; h.w-h, elec. It's ;
front and sleeping porehes s,%s southern s,n
be arranged. Owner very anxious to
sell.
'A''0 rooms 2 baths: library. Vacant
stone and cement porch. Built-in
dreProot garage. Large lot. Beaut'-
so5. .o0o-At Chevy Chase Club. 9 rooms, 8
baths, h.w.h.. elec. Lot S0x150
Double garage. Center entrance
Brick construction. Slate roof
Porches. Finest location. surrounded
By elaborate homes. Convenient to
cars.
NORTHWEST SECTION.
"a e4o-M st. near 5th. Brick, 8 r. and b.,
2-story brick house. rear. Bargain.
ss 5oo-New York ave. near 1st NV, r.
and b., brick. New paper and paint
sc s5o-Near New Hampshire ave, 8 r. and
b., 3-story. bay-window red brick and
stone trim.
81 sOo-Near Interior Dept. r. and b.
brick on floors; hot-water heat: good
section.
SOUTHEAST.
q oOo-Easy terms; 8 rooms and bath. Large
back yard with grape vines. Vacant.
New paper and paint. 4th near Pa
ave.
s4 s5o-9th St near East Capitol; r. and
b. brick; bay window. Good section;
convenient to market, public and high
schools. = car lines.
se o50-1a square of Lincoln Park. Attractive
s' home of rooms and bath. All new
ly papered and painted. Large yard
to 3O-foot paved alley.
Evening star., 1921-05-09
3O1 Southern Bldg, 18th and H SITS. NV.
Main S72 and Main 100.
14O6'H St. NV.

HIGH-CLASS RESIDENCE PROPERTY.
BOSS & PHELPS,
Evening star., 1921-05-09

Petworth one block from Park View Schnoi-
q rooms and bath: lot 160 feet to paved alley.
Possession with deed: $500 cash.
CT 2S0
Evening star., 1921-05-09

WANTED - Comfortable rooms and good.
wholesome board in private family. for sum
ner; FOR ADULTS and 8 children. ages .. 3
and Z; good auto road. within half hour
Of city. X. r.. 1853 Lanier place NV
Columbia 6.lST.
Evening star., 1921-05-09
FOR EXCHANGE

FOR EXCHANGE
WE HAVE APT. HOUSES, HOUSES AND
lots in alI sections Of the city and suburban
property and farms to exchange. If you desire
PRATHER & ROBINSON,
514-15-16 Bond bldg,
1ith and New York ave.
Main AA2,
Evening star., 1921-05-09
HEDGES Z MIDDLETON, INC,
1894 st NV Phone Main 1O1S

PROPERTIES LISTED WITH PHONE: WRITE OR
A REQUIREMENTS.
Evening star., 1921-05-09

$500 CASH. $40 PER MONTH;
Near 18th St NV; excellent nelghporhoon
fine Groom and bath brick; large !ard 10 s'oo
,,,- n " Main SS4 or Col. %.
A GOOD INyESTMENT-A 12-ROOM HOUSE
in good condition: can rent for $oo monti.
No. 26 Eye ST. ne. OWNER
$3.50.
9Th St near NJ n.w.-11 large rooms.
baths; furnace heat: house vacant newly pa
pered and painted; easy terms.
$3.50.
Petworth one block from Park View School
G rooms and bath: lot 16o feet to paved alley.
Possession with deed: $500 cash
$3.50.
Princeton Heishts-Semi detached. colonial
brick home: 6 rooms and bath: hot-water heat
electricity: porrhes: lot $50 feet to paved al
lev: entire house newly papered and painted
81. 500 cash. balance like rent.
S4.25O.
Downtown-White block; rooms and hath:
brick house: latrobe heat; only 5000 cash. bal
ance like rent. Possession.
WIN. B. KRAFT & CO.,
1886 n. Y. Ave. Main 1913.
BLOOMINGDALE SPECIAL.
A beautiful modern home Of rooms. bath
hot water heat. electricity: room for garage.
Colonial porch front and double rear porches.
House in perfect order and early possession
may be had. At the price Of $4,000 this house
will not remain the market. Phone our
statesmen for auto to see this desirable prop
erty. oo,. we
Main a35 7O4 18th NV
Evening star., 1921-05-09

BIG BARGAIN.
1851 Parkwood Pl. N.W.-Just
off 18th street, 2 squares north of
Park road. E large rooms, double
floors throughout, elec. lights,
hot-water heat, paved alley,
glassed inclosed sleeping porch.
For Sale by
THOMAS A. JAMESON,
oO6 N. Y. Ave. NV.
Main 5526.
After 5 Pm. Lin. 6l46-W.
Evening star., 1921-05-09

A HOME THAT
SPELLS HAPPINESS.
II environment has any in
huence the purchase of this
handsome Colonial Home on
Macomb Street, Cleveland Park,
will make an enduring invest
ment.
In type most pleasing; in
plan most practical; in construc-
ton most superior; in equip
ment most complete; in location
most charming; in price most
tempting.
Come and see it with your
expectations high; and you'll
find you have underestimate
it's merits. Open for inspection
day and evening. Representative
in attendance.
Take Chevy Chase cars to Macomb street
west.
HARRY A. KITE,
Owner and Builder.
1914 K St. Phi. M. 4S46.
Evening star., 1921-05-09

A GOOD INyESTMENT-A 12-ROOM HoCSl
in 9ood condition; can rent for $50 month
No. 26 Eye ST. ne. OWNER.
Evening star., 1921-05-09
APARTMENTS TO LET
WANTED-APARTMENTS

BY REFINED COUPLE. CARE OF HOUSE
,r apartment during summer months, in part
payment for living space; furnish best Of
references: describe. Address Box 10-D. Star
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-06
Fighting With Nature.

1t has cost Pueblo many hundreds of thousands Of
dollars to learn that the forces of Nature
powerful than the works of man.
That is lesson that many of many nations
have learned the slopes of volcanoes, in the regions
of earthquakes, and seasores exposed to tidal
Here in Pueblo have planned to build city
or considerable part of it,n the channel of river
subject occasional floods of immense volume
They have dared to attempt to confine volume of
water estimated at than hundred thousand
ndfeet within channel adequate for not than
tenth of that volume They have obstructed the flow
of the river with buildings squarey in the pathway
of the flood, and with astonishing they have
planned the city as tho the river something that
might be mastered with low evees and walls of brick
A city may be excused for making such blunder
oncebut there be for repeating the
bunder.
Pueblo must fight in alliance with Nature and not
in opposition to Nature
The city must be planned with the full knowledge
and understanding that the flood of 1921 will have its
successor, just surely flood of 1894 fol-
lowed by that of 1921.
No selfish interest of any individual shall be al
lowed stand the way of the greater benefit of the
entire community.
No selfish plotting of any group, however skill
fully disguised, shall be permitted the course
of public improvements for the benefit of property
owners in particular location.
The people of Pueblo will welcome any suggestion
that is prompted by sincere desire serve the in
terest of the city whole but their support of
general p for the rebuilding of the city will be based
upon the carefully considered opinions of expert en-
gineers and financers, and upon the wishes in
terested property owners.
1t is difficult not to he impatient under present
conditions The American temperament is strongly in
favor of immediate action. But the present situation
needs something more than speed Pueblo's flood
losses the result of mistake, mistake none the
less because it was very largely excusabe.
The Pueblo must be built with Nature and
not against Nature. It must be built according TO
plan that will stand the test of expert examination of
the highest character, and plan that will command
the unanimous support of all persons interested in the
,itys welfare. Nothing less than this offers way of
escape, and opportunity for the larger and better
city that must surely
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-06
Record Wheat Acreage In Colorado

With reports the State Immigration Department
from county about SIS per complete
it is apparent that the devoted wheat in Colo
RADIO this year the largest history the
and the condition the indicates that in
spite of damage caused by floods the past month pro-
duction will break all Colorado
The reports already in show 1.226.ooo of
winter wheat compared with total of 1OS4ooo acres
reported last year OF spring wheat $4,000 has
been date this year, compared with about
$4,000 reported last year Reports have been
received this 43,l39, compared with
total of +a,117 farms reporting last Present ind-
cations that the number of farms reporting this
will be slightly larger than last 1t will be seen
that OF reported this year is
1,5Ss,000 compared with total of 1.36a.ooO
last year, and fair that at least
100000 will be added to this when
reports completed. The bureau reported
l32ssl6 of wheat harvested in the state in 1919
which the largest devoted to the
in Colorado that time.
Apparently wheat is the only in the
any considerable increase in
las. year and most show slight decreases
Is apparently slightly less than
while sorghums, alfalfa. broom,
There increase in of potatoes and
difference in truck II APP
that the total in cultivation In the state this
that for last year, slightly
es 5000,
Nearly all the non-trrigated counties cast Of the
m substantial increases in acreage de-
winter wheat this year. Kit Carson county
shows an increase than 100 cent, Baca
counties each 400 per Substantial in
creases also shown Logan Phillips. Sedgwick.
Adams Elbert and Ell Paso counties. Reports
from Washington and Yuma, two of the leading wheat
complete to whether they will report more wheat
than for 1920.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-06

For ~ant Of iron you may practically he an
old woman at from 80 to IS, weak. .do~nheartod
and all tagged out" You may be In such =
highly nervous irritable state that you 80 all
to pieces' on the slightest provocation. while
at 20 or 20 with GOOD health and plenty Of iron
In your blood. you may still he young In feeling
and 20 attractive and full Of life - to DEFY
detection Of your real age.
It's not always the youngest woman that IL
u,cst sought after-there 10 sn indescrihably
sllurine fascination In the rosy check. the
inviting lips and sparkling eyes ofa blood nlled
with Iron. You may he af'ieted with iron star
vation Of the blood and not know II, Just a.
thousands of other women are.
II 10 said that about one person in three In
America today suffers more or less from malnu.
trition-lAck OF nourishmcnt, which Is caused
not BY lack Of food but In many cases. by lack OF
sufhcient iron In the blood to enable you to 60,
the strength and nourishmcnt out Of your food
Indoor life. ovcreatinG and modern methods
Of cookery arc sappins the Iron from the blood
cfhundreds of thousands Of women Our fore
fathers to whom history refer. as a nation nj
rcd bloodcd Americana, ate the hu,ks Of grain,
and the skins as4' pcc!s Of vegetables and othel
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-06
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

A. Polo is thought to be the oldest
game played with stick and ball. 1t
probably originated before the Chris
tian era in Persia. where odes were
written to celebrate the glory of the
game.
Q. Where can reach the manager
of the Girl Scouts? f. C.
A. The headquarters for the Girl
Scouts Of America is located at 52I
Fifth Avenue, New York City.
.. VIII n 5o-mile gale uproot thrces
and damage houses7 c. r.
a. The Weather Bureau says that
winds Of 40 to 30 miles per hour should
not seriously damage well-built houses
or uproot trees having proper root
root system. particularly II devoid of
foliage
Q. What State borders on most
Great LakesT T. w.
A. Michigan borders on four OF tho
five Great Lakes. Superior. Michigan.
Huron. and Erie. No other state bor-
ders on more than two.
Q. How did our death rnte in the
World War compare with the high
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-06
way death rate in the United States ?

way death rate in the United states?
o. G. a.
A. Al n conference on highway
traffic regulation held Mt Yale Uni
versity recently. II was stated that In
the period OF our participation IN the
World War our war losses numbered
is 900 deaths, while during tho same
period there were $1,000 persons killed
on the highways of the United states.
5000 OF whom were school children
1t will be noted that in 10 months the
those Of our forces in the greatest war
in history.
@ Is there any such thing as
Mexican jumping beam .. @.
A. Tho Mexican jumping bean Is
the seed of several species OF plants
% the genus Of Sebastiana. The move
ments OF the seed are caused by the
larvae OF small grey moth which
inhabit. the bean and which moves In
the Interior OF the shell OF tho seed
causing 1t to roll and tumble. The
beans are natives of Central and
South America. and in Mexico arc
called hroncho beans. When the larvae
is ready TO emerge. II cuts small
circular hole in one end OF the bean.
@ How many other children were
there in Benjamin Franklin's family
n. r.
A. There were is other children IN
this family, Benjamin being tho 18th
OF the Il Franklin children.
Q. In poker. is. 1t a good practice 10
hold up a side card when drawing TO
pair? F. II.
a. This is bad habit. since It
lessons the chance OF making three of
n kind.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-06
THE PUEBLO CHIEFTAIN

department Now Admiral Sims makes another speech
pleading for greater liberay in speech for naval and
military Why should not admiral gen.
eral be permitted to speak out in public without fear
of being scoded by the ''f folks at home' in Washing
ton? We not uphoding condemning the recent
speech of the admiral in London, but do think that
there is another angle to the speech making business
that should be considered. Federal administration Of
cers for terms of offices varying in length from
two years four and eight and best admras and
generals have served their country for many times
long cabinet officer and therefore should be better
versed in the conditions upon which they speak. Red
tape and administration policies however, force the
who often know about the subject consider
ed, to remain silent The public wants to know all
sides of the question presented Why not he permitted
to hear what has to say when he speaks his
mind tho the thoughts expressed may not coincide
with particular views?
Then there is another side to the question. We'll
admit that folks get themselves into all sorts
of trouble by talking much but admiral ought
to know this we'll anybody. If he's willing to
take chance let him talk and if he has 10 fight un
doubedy he do it,