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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-15
PERSHING NAVSTiVIL KONGRES.
SNAZ1 Sc UPLATNITI LEPSf VZTAHY MEZI
ARMADNfM STABEM A ZAKONODARNYM
TELESEM VLADY

Washington, a. cervence. Cen Pershing podnkl kro-
ky dnes docleni leDsch vztahu mez amadnm stabem
Jehoz jest nyn hlavou kongresem Provazen vykon-
nym assstenem, Harbordem beze vseho oznamen
vstv voenske vybory senatu snemovny posanecke pf-
slbil vsechno spoupIsoben c ably armada ala Sc
takovou ma niz narod moh by byi hrdym.
Jest to poprve re natenk generanho sabu vykonal
vstevu voenskych vyborech kongresu skuecnos
jednao vsak pouhou nav6vu Cen Pershngov byo
bfe znamo napjct trenice panovay pc roku
generalnm sabem kongresnm vybory doci lepslho
rozumeni spoupdsoben byo 1teem Perhingovym phi le
no navsteve Byl rdecn6 pfiat obou prosIovery
strutne fec.
my pokladame voiensk6 vybory vem ddlezte SOU
6asky vojenskeho zzen Spoienych Stau prav gen Per
shng my zadame abyste dali vyhodu zkusenosti
znaosti vojenskych vecl ucinme podobn6 My bude-
hledet provadt vaSi v iak vyjadrena Jest zakonem
doufame ty nejpfatelst6jSi vztahy."
Senator Robinson demokrat Arkansasu rek dGstojnf-
kln, re mali "dobrou Will kazdeho elena vyboru kazdeho
kongresu."
Gen Pershng sbi ze dostavi Ultra pred senani w
Dor voienske zeztos kde ednano bude v9cech tka-
jcich sc armady
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PROTI STILLMANOVi.
SVEDCI TVRDf ZE BOHATY BANKER I'll JAKO
MANzEL Pf. LEEDSOVOU.

Poughkeepse N. Y. IA - SiedectW. jfmz Sc
ma dokazat ze James A Sllman Florence H. Leedsova.
dfyejsf chorka Broadwayskych divadech bydlei
kladnem byte New Yorku jako "pan p Frankyn H.
eedsov bylo podano dnes Sllmanov6 rozvodnm pri-
pad6
Byo prohlaeno Sidney Wyldem, agentem pro vlasnfka
apartmentnf budovy re kdyz Leeds pozadal pronamuti
hyu predozn odporucen SVEN charakteru podepsane
A. Stmanem. tomto dopise jez oudnmu refeenov po-
dali pravnc pi Slmanov6, prav Stiman re zna Leedse
oso5n6 muze ruci jeho charakter poctivost
mysfp fplatitit naem bytu.
Frank Ivens, spravce apartmentnho domu a Dominick
Lasaree diG eevaoru svedci re videl pana pr Leeds
ovou diko Jay Warda Leedse tamtez oba ztoozn fo-
tografii Stillmanovu jake Leedse.
Pravnci pi. Stmanov6 nejenom snazi dnes dokaza-
IT, ze Slman jest otce dtka pr Leedsove ale roynez pot
rail- vrzeni bankerovo, Guy Stilman jeho ynem,
nfbrz Beauvaise, ndanskeho pruvo6iho suhy
diny.
Frank Murphy byvaly steward ia Stilmanov6 yacht6
Modesy vypovidal, ze Sllman ztrav tam ednu ze
kera jest odpovedi p Stllmanov6 zao
bu ejiho manzela jako Helen,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-15
REKOVE POSTUPUJf.
Z Carihradu Sc sdeluje, re me-
pratelske arnnady utkaiy- Sc y
tube bitve.

Atheny, IA. cervence. Reko-
We, We sye offensive proti tu-
reckym nacionalistIm, postu-
pujis asi o 21 mill dennA, prayi
dfedni recka zprava yydana
dnes. Nacionaliste ustupuii ma
slime posice severozapadne cd
Eski-Seru a iihozapadn6 od
Kutaie.
Carihrad, IA. ceryence. Tu-
recti nacionalist6 fecke vol
sko utkali Sc bitv6 pred Ku-
taiou, asi Is mil jihovychodne
Cd Brussy. Aeroplany berou u
cast V boji horsk6 vysiny bli-
ze m6sta, iehoz dobyti jest
prvni ma programu reck6 often
sivy zahaiene minule pond6li.
NacionaliSticke vOJsko pOzu-
stava re tfetiho armadniho
sboru, pod velenim plukovnika
Arifa Bey-e, ienz nedavno do
stal posily z armenske fronty.
Nacionalisticka uredni zpra
va pravf, ze Rekove drzi linii
bezici k jihu cd Yeni-Seru, yes
nice lezici blize severni pobot
ky Bagdadsk6 drahy. Rekove
pry postupuji Sc ctyrmi divise-
mi.
Mustafa Kemal pasa, hlava
nacionalisticke vlady, opustil
Angoru a odebral Sc do hlavni
no stanu a snem byl odrocen q
vsichni telesn6 schopni muzi,
zejmena lekafi, odejeli ma
frontu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-15
KROK K MlRU UCINEN.
VCERA KONANA PRVNf KONFERENCE MEZI
LLOYDEM CEORGEM A DE VALEROU.

Londyn ID tervence. - Premier Lloyd George Earor
De Valera risky republikansky vidce NELL spoecn6
fednf residence minsersk6ho pTedsedy Downing uc
odoedne ztravfli pu1 hodny vym6nou
RI rske suac moznosti odvekych rozmsek mez
unonisty naconalsy Irsku d mezi vadou britickou
Prvnfm makavym vysedkem sch1ze byo povolanf Sira
Jamese Craga Usersk6ho premera do konference
audience udelena kraem premieru Ioydu Georgeov ~
my oba ucin jsme vse nasich silach zastenl mi
ru briticky mnsersky pfedseda prohasi
feinG schulz Zmihuje sve konferenc De Valerou.
Behem porad Downing ulce skytaa zajimavy pohled
Mnoho IrGani tam kleceo modlil nekterf Mich odf
kava raence zdar konerence Tez arcbiskup Canter
burky, hava Tednf angkanske c1ve pfitonn6 pr
zahaen schZe narodnfho sromazdGn cirkve aby DO
vstai a setrvali n6Iolik okamzkG tche modlitb6
konference nebyo vydano zadn6 dredni prohaseni q
Gem byo iednno Pouze sdeleno mela pratelsy prbe
q ze bude nj pokracovano Ultra y
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-15
LENINOVO ULTIMATUM
SEDLAKUM.
Rusko pry nemIze dostat svo-
bodu, ponevad zprotirevolucio.
mari by Sc soustredili pod pra.
Il porem demokracie.

Riga, 13. cervence. Bezdrat-
ma depese. 2 Moskvy oznamu-
je, re kongres Treti Internaci-
onaly po vyslechnuti reel Mi
kulase Lenina prnal resoluci
kterou schvalovana jest politi-
ka. ruskych komunistu, jakoz
politika koncesl "a tim ucelem
aby udrzena byla Z diktatura
proletariatu Rusku ma tax
dlouho. nez-li Zapadhi bratfi
budou moci prijit ku pomoci
ruskym bolsevikdm.
Lenin mezi jinym pravil:
"Mezinarodni burzoasie ne.
ma nyni vyhlldky ma otevfeny
utok ma sovetske Rusko. Dolby
oddechu sovetske Rusko must
vyuzft pro vnitfni rekonstruk.
ci a soucasna miti oci otevfenf
pro nutnost, aby bylo piipra'
veno kazdym okamzikem ku
zapocetl boje.
"My musime veskereho cd.
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v TE.zKE OBzALOBE.
SOUDCE OBZALOVAN A ZATCEN PRO PRIJETf
,yUPLATKU

Sapulpa. Okla, IA cervence Dstriktn Lucon
b. Wright Sapulpy by zatcen ycera pozde
sen sozen $4,000 zaruky obvnenf vznesenem
ranlm navladnm Freengem pred Pitzem ze soud
Wrgh pfal dplatek Tommy Atkins oleiaf. procesu
nemz jednao 81 100000 Predbezne cen byo urceno
den 27 cerence informaci nebylo udano kdo zapa
domn6ly uplatek. III 8
Freezing prohlas, ze svedkove sdeli rnu, ze soudce
Wright obdrzel $4,000 re mel doati $4,000 dasch "a
rozhodnuti pTpadu prosp6ch DR. c. Lytea inych ze
Sapulpy proti zajmdm Charese Page-a Sand Springs
Az dosud til rnzne naroy oeine pronamy ma pozem
ch kere pfinaezey Tony Atknsovi ndanu jenz zemfe
ltlem veku deskem byy podany til zeny, Minnie Nancy
Sallie Atknsove tvrd1 ze Tommy byl iech ditkem
Soudce Wright ienz rozhodl prospech Lyte-a 81
bfezna dnes popel re byl by vinnym obvnenm pfiie
platku, ale mic dasho nesdeil.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-15

dechu pouzit ku podrobnym
pripravam k revoluci proti ka-
pitalismu. Cfm vyvinutejsi bu,
de organisace proletariatu V
nejpredn6jsich kapitalistic-
kych zemich, tim podrobn6jsi
must byti pripravy k revoluci.
"Proletariat must nyni uci-
nit veskere 1stupky pro jedno-
tn sc 'sedlaky, ably posilena by
la dfktatura proletariatu a "a
yeden byl sovetsky system. S
nasf hospodarskou politikou je
spojena otazka koncesi. My
musime bez milosti potlrati
menseviky a sociami revolucio-
mare. My Sc povazujeme We sta
WI valky a proto jedname jako
We valce.
"Di'ktatura proletariatu jest
stat, zostfeny valkou, a proto
my nemuzeme nikomu sllbiti
nejakou svobodu, nejakou de-
mokracii, ponevadz pod vlaj-
kou cist6 demokracie nyni SOU
stfed'uji Sc v5echny protirevo-
luGni zivly.
"Ku sedlaktm pravfme
Bud phjdete s proletariatem,
jenz jest ochoten uciniti VAN
nejvetsi 1stupky, aby pfivedl
vas ku socialism,, anebo ST mu
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-15
OSLAVA PADU BASTILLY.

Paffz ID prosnce Francie osavovala dnes den basl-
y vyr0e obfeZenf pau povestneho vezen enz
ezs francouzske revouce Savnost zapocaa z vcera
Ger kdy veik6 zastupy di shromazdovaly ucch
ely po mnoho hodn Krone toho byy pochodnove prvody
podel boueyardG.
Washington, IA cerYence = prfezitost dne bastily
president Harding postal yzkaz presdenu Merandov
couzskemu v eno den, kdy osavujee neodvsost Fran
ce prav depes poslam Vam p. presidente svG pa-
teky pozdrav umotfm smSslen svych krajand vya-
dfeni Vroucho pfn ably lid francouzsky amercky dale Ill
nejvfeeisim pfaelstv aby davne svazky sympae
jennie 1cty byly jeste sesieny."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-15
AEROPLANOVE NESTESTf.


Oakland, Cal, IA. eervence.
Aeroplan 2 tovarny Jacuzzi
Bros, V Berkeley, spadl V Mo-
desto, pri cemz usmrcen byl
pilot tri pasazeri dnes, die
zpravy obdrzene zdejsf Tri-
bune. Stroj byl ffzen Bud
Coffeyem. znamym pilotem a
pasazefi byli Giocondo JoeuG-
ri, budovatel aeroplanu a John
Kauke a A. MaLeish, zamest-
nanci V Jacuzziovyeh dilnach.
Tela nest astnfkd byla spals-
ma k nepoznani.
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site zvolit cestu ku otevrene
obcansk6 valce."
Petrohradska "Pravda" o DO
slednim kongresu Treti Inter
nacionaly pravi, re sutastnilo
Sc no so urednich delegatu a
100 "hosti'. Zinoyev byl opet-
ne zvolen pfedsedou. Tfi komu
niste. kteri nachazeji Sc nyni
We vezeni V Anglii, Nemecku a
Ceskoslovensku, jmenoyani by
Ii eestnymi predsedy.
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I4ERRICK PRIJEL. J DO FRANCIE.

Havre, IA. cervence..- Myron t. Herrck novy ameri-
cky vevysanec pfie dnes parnfku France yl po-
zdraven vyborem francouzskch vadnfch rednfk keri
e vstfc panfku P vyoupeni prfsavisti p Herrck by
uvtan Aexandrem Thackaroh aerckym generalnm
lem Pafzi jinym AmeriGany Zemena doemne bylo uv
tn ehoz dosalo vevysanci Herrickovi skupnou
nych sirotkd. ~ ses se 4sggWISsxI'
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V ZAJMU UVEZNENYCH HAVIRU

Charleston, w. ", Ia cervence Dvody ffzenf 'habea
corpus Zahajenem Spoenymi hav s zlskati osvOboze-
nj Dayida Robba jedenac nych unovych vGdcG byly sly
sany pred odvolacm nejvyssm soudem zde dnes Byo
Znameno ze roZhodnut soudu pravdpodobne bude dano
Ultra Byy vykonany pffpravy propusen vez1 zaruku
Havr by Zatten ponevadz dopus poruseni proka
guvernera Morgana z zaveden vojensky zakon
Minpo
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TRICET TISlC AMERICANA v
MEXIkU.

Mesto Mexiko IA cervence Jest pTblizne 80 900 A
merchant Mextu tohoto poetu 5000 h bydlf Mest6
Mexku die nedavneho odhad vydaneho odborem
vaectvf Pocet M6st6 Mexiku zmens 65 procent
pfedrevolucnch dnn. Americana jest Mexku nez
kterychko nch cizncG krone Span6 Rovnez odhadu-
e ze cd vrzeni Carranzoy vady vice nez 5000 amer-
ckgch obchodnfkn navstvio Mexiko.
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UTOK MA POULICNf KARU.

Dayton, o.. IA cervence. Dav hochn a kamenoval
erckou karu naezec spoe6nost poucn drahy zde dnes
pozd6 odpoedne Byl pn pokus spoecnost zomt stav
ez byla zahaena m6a nasedek vyvolani
polcie kera rozehnaa zastup Kameni vaiec rGznych j.
nych v6ci byo pouziyano Goku karu rovnez hadce
Okna kafe byla rozbta Spoecnost dosud odpra vsoup
We vyjednavani svymi savkujicfmi zrfzenci.
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DIVA AKRONsTI HOSI UTONULI.

Akron O., IA cervence. - Diva hos Akronu eden
navstGve New Yorku druhy Indiane utonu dnes die
zprav obdrzenych Jeden mich by Solomon Van SAINT
bety enz utopil Hudson hodinu pTfjezdu do
Yorku rodc navst6vu pffbuznych Druhy hoch by
Ira Cleveland, 5ety jenz utonu pf povanl zaplavenem
lomu blixe Summitvie Ind
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-15

Wooster, o., ID tervence. = Kdyz vlak drahy Baltimore
Ohio vrazl vlaku jeli krizovatce Burbank
Creston dnes rAno F. B. Morgan 65-ety jeho vnuk
Lawrence utz iny vnuk Forest Luz 6ety b
vazne poran6n.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-05

cream, because he kept his process a closely guarded secret. All that
is definitely known about his discovery is that II was an accdent.
1t might not be a bad idea to erect a monument somewhere To
Sambo. And, while about il, surround his blackmarble statue with
cffgies of the men who gave us the other things that help make sum
Inr ndurable-artifci ice, lemonade, refrigerators and fans.
Ice. the gift of nature You may think it's only recently that
man learned to cut it in winter and store 1t away IN sawdust Which,
insulating, keeps out the heat and prevents thawing.
Yet as far back as the days Of Nero, Roman slaves packed snow
in underground pits, pounding it into ice for summer use.
Dealers in lee and packed snow were common in France 100
years ago.
In 1893. ice cut from a pond in New York City was shipped by
boat to Charleston, S. c. That was the beginning of a great ice cx-
port business.
In those days, artificial ice was not commercially practicable.
Scientists had experimental for centuries 10 produce low tcnpcra-
lures artifeially, but the first American patent for making artificial
ice was not taken out until ls34-by John Gorrie a doctor in Apala-
chiola. Fla.
Charles Teller, who died in 1919, was the inventor of codstorage
refrigeration, without which Albuquerque aud all who dwell in cities
would find it very difficult to exist.
When he was 81 he said: "The advantages of poverty are over
rated. The rich declare that poverty brings out a man 5 good points.
Well, so il does-by Tia. roots
And Teller knew what he was talking about. Despite the in
|caleulable value of his Invention 10 the world, he died in poverty.
Fans are ancient. All races have them. The cave man probably
famed himself in July with a dried palm leaf or "A slab of bark.
Electric fans, without which you'd find summer harder to en-
dure, were of slow evolution, many contributing.
But they were made possible by Thomas Davenport, AN impOyer
shed Vermont blacksmith, who in 1894, built the first rotary electric
motor }"
Lemonade, alone of the five great reiefs from summer heat, can
not be traced TO any individual.
Lemons originally grew wild in India. Arabian armies trans
planted them TO Asia. The Crusaders carried hem into Europe near
ly 1000 years ago. Later, sailors brought them to America and
planted them.
II has taken centuries, thousands of years. possibly millions. to
lput lemonade, ice cream, electric fans, artificial ice and refrigeration
within reach Of all.
What new devices for making summer more cndurablc will be-
discovered in the centuries that lie aheadi
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-05
DEFENSE IN THE AIR

n ENATOR KING wants work stopped on six battleships, aud two
cruisers now building converted into airpane carriers lie bases
- his senate resolution ON the recent ahrplane-battleship tests on the
Atlantic coast.
According to the senator these tests proved that battledlips are
obsolete.
Undoubtedly the tests proved that the air service is becoming an
increasingly important factor ia naval strength.
Both Great Britain and Japan recognized this long ago by incor.
porating airplane carriers in their building programs,
These carriers are ships Of great speed and the largest of them
a Japanese carrier. has q capacity of 30 airplanes. In a fleet action,
all other factors being equal, the advantage TO a fleet with one or two
such units is obvious.
Senator King is right in demanding arplane carriers for our
navy, but not an substitutes tor battleships.
We need the broadcast kind Of policy in promoting rapid develop
ment of the air service, both as An arm Of defense and As a commercial
actiyity This should not be carried out at the expense Of other arms
of the national defense. Certainly not until we ire much further
along toward an understanding respecting ornaments than we are
ut present.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-05
By RUTH AGNES ABELfNc

realised as Lila Amcs opened
tho dopr OF her rooms and startled
me with the cool ciearncss of her
voice, that she vas one Of those
catch her OF guard. thus lose
Hcr fenre, sssinst the snn from
tho opposite windows. was n swath
Of ,shinimerlns tints Of pink and yol-
loH. Pink satin slippers were Visible
below the sweeping lines and iaeca
Her brilliantly toned hair was the
only accent.
Lets tam this mosninF--sit down
by the window: don't YOU love TO
mxuriate IN tho smnfight7" II Mrs.
kmes had seen the little hallway
shit between Philip Amea and my
self. I felt sure. with her first rc-
mark. that she Intended 90 ignore H.
n that was tho ease then. with all
something fine and big about her.
Perhaps. however. she had not
II a waiting for Philip h
announced. "He usually drops In on
hls way NJ town In the morning
so @sSgsr.smi % 90 S Es s sose. w ws.
BIT w~iatfuIf'
',Do you ever wonder. she CON
tlnicd. why you can't love the peo-
pie You should love and did iove3'
smiled, but did not speak.
knew that Lila Ames didn't expect
an answer. she wanted TO talk.
Perhaps after all she a going to
tell me Indirectly that she saw
Philips arm and that I was well
como TO something she was ready
TO lay aside.
Yet that Isn't the way Of women.
Even though she heraelf In done with
n love and refuses TO further tend
the fau,c and keep II burning clear
~ n hurts her beyond alt reason
10 see some other woman take her
place and TO see the flame Hpr1ng up
anew under the arc Of other hands.
Things seem TO como 10 me 50
easily. The case OF every conquest
kills the Joy" Mrs. Ames laughed
lightly. n sometimes wonder u
every woman has an experience sim
ilan to mine"
she looked At me deliberately. and
then. DO you know that / meet
very. very few men who are not
strongly attracted to ME right from
the START n think I would be safe
In saying that out OF every ten men
] meet. the affection OF nine OF them
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-05

could BE- mlne within two weeks. it
Perhaps said I. won arc going
back TO the old theory that after all
woman In ut tho hottcm Of all OF our
goodness and all OF our badness. You
believe that the moral life OF tho
nation hingep on woman's Influence.
directly or Indirectly"
Lila Ames had thought 20 staftie
mo with the story Of her conquest,
hut she herself was startled By my
calm Acceptance % the theory.
distinctly woman 10 not tho prey
In the love game. She Is the hunter.
The Interesting fact 81 That she Is
II subtiy aftistic hunter who con-
trives 70 make her game walk into
the trap. thinking that he n doing
y quite on his initiative.
The chief difference between the
woman who has many loves and tho
woman who has ono In that tho
former mover tires Of rebaiting tho
trap. while usually the latter prefers
TO spend her time cuitivating that
which she has.
II think YOU are right" Lila Ames
broke the silence. Women are the
moving force OF the world-not Just
as women, but a. mothcra. wives,
s~weethcafts and-lurcs."
tcopyrirht 1914 hy Ne~apsn~r Faterprlsel
ITO he G~oufInuedl
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-05

The only food Russia has Is Tor
thought.
The original safety raiser was a
royal fiush.
-
but not in Il.
-
Being Intoxicated with love Is
-
To reduce rents, quit throwing
bricks n lay them.
Too many married folks are re-
pairing broken hearts.
"
have wc-but II costs a dime.
"
one swallow Toes I" a SUMMER
hlaNs' pue ~ "a" manu- '"'"sS p'cees
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-05
n~EMAnKABLE RENaHKs

Most religious men I have met are
politicians In Observation-Disclosures
Ghandi, Indian anti-Britiah leader.
uirla all Ovcr the United states are
automobile craay.-police Supcrin-
tendent Alderice. Pittsburgh.
! am a radical nationalist anti.im-
pcrialist anucoiicctivist d%istributlvist
Christian social d~cmocrat.-G. X.
chcster,on, British author.
Thoughts are mere tennis balls vol
lcycd back aud forth between the eN-
tcrnai world and the duotl9ss glandA
The brain corresponds TO the tennis
nct.-Dr. Ernest Y. .TucErr. New
York ostcopath.
Everywhere found u general feel
ing oc hope and a belief that condi-
tions are going TO he bctter-HOward
Elliott, chairman Northern Pacific
Railway company. recently returned
from a trip TO the northwest.
The earliest known surgical In
were splints found IN the
Nubian desert.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-05
TWENTY-FIVE PEI CENT

THE Western States Reclamation assassination is working in the in
Eterest nf a broadening of national reclamation activities, such as IN
proposed IN The McNary bill. 1t is doing very effective work. Not
n great deal Of money is required to carry ON the work, for IL is
chiefly educational But such cost as there is to the organized effort
was app0rtioned among the western staies sure 10 be benefited by
such Legislation and New Mexico had a small share apportioned to il
Recently the Kiwanis club, we are informed, appointed a com
mttee and pledged $1,000, which was Albuquerque's quota Of the
state fund. Later the Rotary club appointed a committee to coop
crate Capt W G. Reid, OF the latter club, collected and RENTED
the sum Of $265 which has been credited to this citys quota. That is
a trihe over Is per cent Of what was promised.
This particular thousand dollars can be made 10 return several
million dollars in profits to the Rio Grande valley.
In these days Of close margins a profit like that should not be
overlooked. NNI
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-05
If Mr.. Dawes Can
Make 1t Work
lFrom the petroIt Now

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The voice OF the poole. an old adj
has IL. Is The voice Of God. Yet
the voice demanding patronage from
the congressman IL regarded usually
as the voice OF the public. In point
OF fact, Il Ia the voice OF a small part
OF the public. But Il has spoken
loudly enough and with sufficient au.
thority to establish In our language
a new Interpretation OF the WORT
pork"
Can the budget bureau abolish
pork? II can. Is Il going TO do it,
~ ~. II Director OF the Budget Dawes
keeps M word. The budget. a. Mr..
pnwca ICES " IL to be the presidents
authoIltutiNe we'd on the necessary
expenses OF gov.-nment. That
word is TO be based o. sne watchfui
scrutiny OF Mr. Dawes on t'es bureau.
How. then. II a congressman - eet
a barrel OF pork into the estimate
with AFR. Dawes on tho watchrf Nv.
Dawes says It can't go In. What Is
left Tor the congressman He can
stand up on the floor OF his house or
senate and can say. This In "A fair
budget Cor this Is a rotten budget) /;
I movs that Il be amended to include
$4,000 for Podunk Corners" "Vcry
good" says the public. why did you
not make The suggestion OF the budget
aNNNa aAaH aNAAh .. N'H
gresham. Then why In Il not in
cluded?' asks the public. And there's
only one answer to that.
II IL doubtful II congressman are
50 devoted to pork as II usually be-
.ieved: they are the victims of their
belief that tn. vocal and aggressive
part Of the electoral must be served
The budget viii. or should. bring in
dependence to the congressman.
When he denies hc can obtain this or
that favor for his Constituent ne has
the comforting assurance that Il II no
good for those constituents to turn
him out. since his Successor can %
no better.
The congressman viii feel snfcr in
his position by the removal Of porb
Tho public. the real public, viii ~"
better satisfied to see u removed
Money IL saved Another justiiica-
ton Of the budget. Nj. Dawes SAYS
II will work.