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NATIONAL GUARD

The chief of the militia bureau an
nounces that on account of the de-
pleted appropriations no further
classes of enlisted men of the National
Guard can be sent to the schools for
bakers and cooks in the current fiscal
year. Notice of the date of resump-
ton OF these classes and regulations
governing attendance will be furnish
ed by the militia bureau at the proper
time.
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ton upon which to use the provisions
of section 24-(b)'
1t is understood that another brief
Tor use in an appeal to the President
Is being prepared by this officer.
Paper Economies.

In line with other economies effect
ed. the quartermaster general is max
ing an investigation of the stationery
and multi-colored papers now in use
in the Army. During the war period
IT was found that the routing and fill
ploying different colors to distin-
guish the duplicate. triplicate and
Quadruplicate copies required. It was
also necessary to purchase such paper
as could be had. rather than the spe-
cific quality or color desired. with the
large variety of qualities. weights.
sizes and colors Of paper. and in some
Instances the colors have been sub
divided into several shades. 1t is
proposed to reduce the stock Of paper
to a minimum number Of sizes.
weights and eolors. and. as far as
practicable. fill all acquisitions from
the stock on hand. AS step in that
direction the department, corps area
and depot quartermasters have been
instructed to substitute paper In
stock for that requisitioned whenever
approximately the same quality. color,
sise and weight can be supplied and 4
purchase be thus avoided. Officers are
further directed to utilize abandoned
forms. mimeographed matter and
waste from cutting up paper. by
manufacturing Same into scratch
paoS. "neh the ArmyS stock OF
paper has been utilised to the best
advantage 1t is proposed to confine
purchases to a limited number Of
sizes and colors.
Motorized DouE hbOys.
The distinction Of being designated
as 9 regiment to be organized at war
strength. 1850 men. has been con.
ferred on the 10Th Infantry. stationed
at Camp Benning, Ga.
The regiment, aside from its latest
distinction. Is unique in other re-
specta. 1t Is the one infantry organ
ization in the Army which devotes
itself entirely to straight military ac-
tivity, 1t does no guard duty, no
fatigue: 1t has no place ON its sched
ule for educational and vocational
courses; its main interest is the solv.
ing Of tactical military problems and
in providing the officers Of the Camp
Benning school medium through
which to exercise their leadership.
The 2sth Infantry 10 unusual in an-
other respect-it IL one of the few
motorized regiments in the Army,
which means that its hiking id re-
duced to a minimum and that when 1t
takes the field it is accompanied by
its motorized cars. its tractors, trucks
and trailers. Old infantrymen look
askance at this Innovation, but the
modern doughboy seams to enjoy the
sensation. never before experienced,
of speeding past the artillery and the
cavalry, instead Of taking their dust,
as was customary In the past.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-02-06

The sum represents the price received
by the alien property Gust odian from
the sale of stock in the Werner and
Pfleiderer Company. which MIR.
Thorsch says he had purchased while
in Vienna. March'13. 1917.
The stock seized did not belong to
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vided forward and aft, under the main
deck, for this purpose.


The Atlantic fleet recently passing
through the Panama canal from the
Atlantic to the Pacific consisted of
thirty-nine ships. and went through
the canal between $40 am. on Janu-
airy II and $3.50 am. on January 20.
This was an average of is hours
per ship in the locks. and is remark
ably good time. as it includes the
time spent in reprovisioning and re-
fueling while within the limits OF the
canal The time of transit of a ship
from one ocean to the other is about
ten hours
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-02-06

the aliens in whose name II appeared,
but was his property, and not en-
titled to seizure. since he IL an
American citizen.
George T. Farrell represent the Pc
titioner
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Graxes Resi.tration Deficit.

preparation has given assent for tho ore
alton Of deficit Of $4,000 for the pur-
pose Of carrying on the work Of the
Graves Registration Service. Last year
Congress- reduced the estimates for
maintaining the work by half, and as .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-02-06

to create deficiency Or stop the work,
which would mean cessation Of opera
tlons overseas and Of the return Of
bodies. To-.
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ARMY AND NAVY NEWS
G
THE NAVY


Subsistence for Naval ReseTvists.
Representative Rritten Of Illinois,
has introduced a bill in Congress to
provide subsistence for members of
the naval reserve force, including OIL
GERS who perform duty on vessels as
serves. At the present time members
OF the naval reserve who make week
end voyages for training receive no
pay for this duty and are required to
pay Tor subsistence aboard ship. The
bill is designed to overcome this ad-
men making these short trips for
training in paying for their subsist-
enoe. It is believed that the annual
outlay for this purpose would be well
under $4,000.
Reserve and Service Omcers.
Ten officers Of the Air Service OFF,
GERS Reserve Corps. having completed
the prescribed course of training in
aerial observation at the Coast Artil-
lery School, Fort Monroe, Va, as
cadets. have been rated airplane OBJ
servers. effective October Is, 1919.
Desire Transfer to Navy.
Under provision Of the recent naval
appropriations act a number of coast
GUARD officers have requested transfer
to the line Of the Navy. The approval
for their transfer. however, has been
withheld by the Secretary of the Treas
ury for reasons not stated, and the be-
lief Of the officers who desire transfer
is that it is the Secretary's intention
to 90 out Of Office on March 1 with
their request pending. The applications,
on being forwarded to the Navy Depart
ment. were Endorsed to the effect that
definite action would be deferred. The
candidates for transfer have been train
ed at government academy in a
course closely paralleling that of the
United States Naval Academy. In ad-
dition they have all had years of ex-
perience in sea service. and all served
with the Navy in the world war. q
greater percentage Of them overseas
and all with credit to themselves, their
service and to the Navy. The shortage
Of commissioned oficers in the Navy is
approximately Al per cent.
Some of the candidates have indicated
an intention to resign and enroll in the
Naval Reserve force in order to qualify
for commission, II the Secretary of the
Treasury continues to withhold approval
Of their requests. This action would
result in their losing approximately
1000 numbers on the Navy list. would
considerably delay their promotion. and
would make II impossible for any Of
them to attain at this time the grade Of
lieutenant commander. which is other
wise open to them on transfer from the
GERS to enter the Navy IL that oppor.
is practically non-exiStent.
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balloon hangar 1t Langley Field. We.
tus fos securing the balloon and tho
buildlag Of an Office floor abovs the
storage room the total cost amounting
to S3S.7Ss. The erection Of . number
of airpians hangers and general I'm.
provements are contemplated at other
fields. A steel hangar. 11ox1l0 feet. Ia
to be built at Kelly Field. Texas. for
the storage Of Caproni sirplanes Con-
trasts have not yet been made. however,
for the building Of any Of the airplane
hangers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-02-06

It is reported that many applications
are being received from former omcers
for commissions in the Field Artillery
Reserve Corps. This ann Of the service
has already enrolled nearly 5000 for
mer officers Of the Field Artillery. and
under the new reorganization law, 1t Ia
expected they viii Be assigned to recog.
rfssd units Of the organized reserves.
where their experience and training will
BE- utilized TO the greatest extent posi-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-02-06
Crane shi, Near. Completion.

Capable of lifting a test load Of
a12 tons and Of readily handling
weights up to ESQ tons, the old battle
ship Kearsarge. now under altera-
ton. will when completed have the
largest capacity of any floating crane
ship in the Navy. The vessel also
will he capable of transporting at
one time two triple sixteen sinch gun
turrets with their guns from one yard
to another; foundations being pro-
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No further promotions of officers to
higher rank will be made among
those with temporary commissions.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-02-02
INFORNATlUN|
0 femeie de 76 ami moare dupa ce
a robit AZ ami nevinovata.

Raleigh. Y. {. Sarah Wyckoff.
DC 70 ami. Il murit All in temnita
dupa cc a stat ~ de ami inchisa.
in decurSul carora de cinci ori d
refuzat gratiarea sd. in 1879 a
fost jndecata la temnita pc viata
banuita de complice in omorul
,arbatrllui >au, Wesley Wickoff.
din munth Carolinei d" Nord. I'm
negra. ucigasul, fost sp1nzurat.
lnamte cu trei ami I'm vecin de
al el, pc patul de moarte a facut
marturisire. prin care :, IA dovedit
ca a fost nevinovata. Atmci, a
cincia oara is a oferit gratiarea
dar ed refuzat zicind ca s'a
cbicinut Gu temnita 81 MI mai
are rudenii. deci nu are nici un
rost sd Sc reintoarca in lumea,
care a exilat-o.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-02-02
NJ voM AvEA GAz?
Ia ~

East Ohio Gas Co. ameninta cd
Dumineca noaptea cand va expira
contractul facut Gu -orasul va in
ceta furnizarea gazului. Compa-
MIA a cerut orasului ridicare a
preturilor actuale, care cerere a
fost insa respinsa. Sa previna e.
ventualelor neplaceri, sfatuitorul
legist al orasului va cere tribuna-
lului 0 hotarire prin care sa i'm
pedice compdnia i'm realizarea ame-
nintarii sale.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-02-02
6!lvERNORUL FREDERIC
PARkHURST MORT

~
AUGUSTA, Me. = Guvernorul
statului Maine, Frederic Hale
Parkhurst, a murit eri. in etate dc
y ami, suferind de pneumpnie. A.
bia doua luni fost governor.
lnainte de Fl ales Gle governor a
fost timp de 25 ami seful comisiei
executive statului. In intelesul
statutelor ii va succede Percival p
Baxter, presedintele Senatului, ca
re a 81 depus juramintm eri seara.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-02-02

Fred Hyde, de zece ami, a dis
parut ipainte cu patru zile. Pa
rint'i M'i !'iI. ban1''iesc q' ca copilul q
cazut -~..1' .4..,a in .i..a Euclid
Fed Hyde, in societatea ma
multor tovarasi de etatea lui &
VENT Martha '.t3aeeuta la ghiata
Dan Gull. de 8 ami, a ramas ma
pc urma Gu el. Acesta spune po
litiei, ca ell VENT acasa lasind
pc micul Fred pc ghiata.
Politia. " a5utorul mai mulfol
oameni a inceput cautarea copi
,lului sub ghiata.-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-02-02

tr'o parte 81 dir alta, milioane
aruncate in vint.' y
i
lmpozitul pc VENT nu e de Cit
o taxa pentr,l abi!itatea cu care
a inzestrat Dumnezeu pc ON ca
sd pOata face bani.
&
MOI nu credem ca d. Tazlaoanu
va demonstra inovatiile d-sale
francczilor. cum zic unii, fiindca
taslaoanizmele d-saie sunt sim.
pie gainarii pc llnef Panamaoa
franceza.
Fie care lenes va poate rea-
mint cd Roma nu sa cladit in
tr'o ri 81 char 81 lui Dumnezeu
ia trebuit sase zilc pima sd faca
iumea aSta
4
Noi nu stim. dar asa Sc zicc, ca
de cind an VENT bolsevistii Ia
putere in Russia hriciuI a juns 0
raritate 81 harbiprii. find buni
de gura. an devrnit advocati. :
Il
Pc timpul cit sunt logoditi ca
crede tot. dar ilupa ca>atorle nl,
mai crede mimic.
81
lnii spun ca eel mai bun prize
ten al barbatului e sofia. Poate,
dar numai pima cind haibatul il
face toate pc yeie 81 pima cind n a
indemnat-o A"hiuta SAL puie o
perechie de cornite.
%
Abilitatea de, putea plati da
tOrIlle un merit mutt mai mare
de cit abilitatea de a imprumuta
y
81 fiindca veni vo1ba de impru-
NUT. multi Sc imprumuta Gu GIN
dul sd plateasca datoria la paStele
calu,ui.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-02-02

Washington - Amiralii Kunt2
81 Taylor SO v0r prezenta All ina.
lntea cOmi>iei navale pentru ex.
punerea pareri!or Tor in chestiu.
nea conStructiunilor navale. Co.
misia va lua in considerare pro
pnnerea senatorului Borah care
provoaca marble puteri ravale
Britannia, .Japonia 81 Statelc Unite
sa suspendeze ori-ce cOnstructie
pc m period de sase luni.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-02-02

Columbus. comisinnea pen
tru stabilirea daril0r animal
revizuirea evaluarii proprietati-
lcr rurale in scopul de a mari
darile, de oare-ce proprietarii ru.
rail- All doyedit. ca venitul lor in
mare parte este micSorat prin
platile mari platte m,lncitorilor
de ferme.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-02-02

Anna Osborne, contine si rasaiui
'urmator: moi ne-am ridicat Gu
vintnl pc cimpul de razboiu pen
t1u libertatea tlturor natistnilOr
mici. Cerem deci guvernului 81
recunoasterea Tvpublicei irlan-
deze".
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-02-02
G. r. PASCU.

pc plata. Fri tompaf1ie care
colecteaza lima a vindut unei IA
brici din Hamilton 5000 funtl
de lima Gu 20 cent? funtul. -
Cum Sc invirteyte roata!
Il
Guvernul cheltuieyte miliosne
ca Sd mentie uscaciunea 81 1oE,o-
rM cheltueyte mai multe milioane
"a 81 mentina udatura. 81 din
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-02-02
CuriiOzitati

Gel mai uecAsu ceas despre care
arem cunostintd a fost ceasNl din
turnul palatalui lui Carol al Vlea
regele Franciei, 81 a fost lucrat 81
,asezat ac0lo in A. d. 1879. de cdtre
un neamt numit Henric DE Vick.
De aHfel mai n,alte popoare Sc
pretipd de inrentatori "ai ceasulHi; !;
printre acested chinezn prin- anal
5000 a. c., 81 germanii prin redcul
al unsprezecelea.
Gel mai vechiu oras din 1ume
este orasM Dontasc din Siria. Ate
oroee sidite inaintea DamasculM
az dispd,'ut CT t0tu.
4 Il
Numele dollar-ulmi ISL are orr
yinea deld nemtescul "Holer." A.
cesta IN sckimb Isl are derirdti0
dcld cnrhntut "thdt. ceedce pc r0-
mdneSte 'nsemnea=d rate. 'Ihaler'
Gro "umete We' monede de drgmt
care " tost bMuta pr'n'o dota IA
1nM 1913, an Joach,nsfhM (rotea
M fo"ch'm), "n ordsel Ia 0 depar-
fNfP lie ca, 15 KIM dp Carlsbad.
"Joach'msthaler" (dm care cn
''mpM sa c0ntroctm cur'nfut
thaler) deafnH ~" s'"o"'m pen
IT," bam bu4'.
Jpdiute de inrentare0 tip0rului.
abecedarul scolari'or de pc atunci
c0nsista dintr'O singurd fod'e, care
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-02-02
Fetele germAne caut& b8rbati
americani.


Montgomery. Ala. = q scri.
scare de j. Stahl din Duisburg
Germania. spuna: din cauza rag
koiului nenorocos multe fete ger.
name au ramas tara barbat. Lu.
ind in considerarn enorma scum
pete a mobilelor 81 tot ce apar-
tine aranjamentului unui menaj,
casatoria devenit un privilegiu
al familiilor bogate. In despera.
rea Tor fete!e nOastre nu au spe.
ranta numai in barbatii amerl-
can't.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-02-02
Wilson W raspunde popurului
spune DebS.

Atlanta. Watson Va cere Ter
tare de In poporul american pen
tru faptele lui''. Aceasta a fost
cbiectiunea bStninlhui Debs cind
i-s'a adus la cunoStinta ca Wilson
a refuzat din nou gratiarea hui"
"Eu nu am asteptat nici un favor
din partea lui. Insa tot nu vol
muir aici in temnita. Eu vreal,
sd lucre inca ca ON libcr pentru
eallZa nOastra'
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-02-02
On nJu cvNDElulN

Acum trei AMI MAN rugat Gu
scaciula in NINA de I'm rominas
de-ai noytri sa-mi vinza cinci
fnnti de lima, oferindu-i ,ln dollar
pc funt, 81 mia zis Cd nu poate
sa-mi dea ca nu site cum Sc vinde
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-02-02
Cine va fl ambasadorul Germa-
niei la Washington?

Germania spereaza CA dupa
inaugurarca administratiei noui
pacea dntre ca 81 Statele Unite va
Fl dec!arata. Multi sd vorbeste
desrrc persoana noului ambasa-
dor ce va Fl numit la Washington
care trebuie sa fie 81 cconomis,
81 ON de afaceri.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-02-02

Co1kua Loial.
Cork. Donal O'Callaghan,
aord-maiorhtl Corkului a fost All
rpales de catra consiliul orasenrsc:
tPolitia a navalit primaria 81 a
detinut mai multi consilieri.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-02-02
posTA REoAcJltl

D-hj Niculae Bfada, Clinton,
1nd. - Comunicarea d.voastra
nql-i 0ficioasa. Nh va cunoastem
scrisul 81 ma Sc poate publica. In
teryenit pc linga societate sd
trimita confirmarea cererei d-tra.
Oelsi din Martins Ferry, o.
M sc poAte publica. Il scris orr
hil de prost att ca still eft. 81 ca
'ortografie. Nici o ordine de idei,
frsse aruncate cu lopata. Tn Eel
de talmes sibalmes, pc care cu
toata btina vointa noastrs NO
patem andrepta. s.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-02-02
Clevelandul pledeaza pentzu
ffianda.

Clevelandul pkdeaza psntru
1fianda.
Senatorul Pemerene print o
multime Gle scrisori din Cleve-
land find rugat de scriitorii a.
cestora sa pledeze pentru recA-
noasterea repnblicei ,iaiandeEe si
sd protesteze contra deportarii
lord-maiorslui din Cork, Donal
O'Callaghan. Scrisorile aceste nu
sunt scrisorile obicinllite de pro
paganda ecrise de q mind, ci tca-
te, sunt de la diferiti indivizi carl
isi exprima dorinta 6erbinte DE y
vedea o IrlandA liberia ri indt-
pendenta
Una dintre ele, semnstz de
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-02-02

~ 49, - - -
Sharon, Pa. = Hoti dirigind
I'M camion s'au mtrodus in ferma
lui A. j. Johnston, aproape de
Mayville, Pa. si an ftlrat so de
vase Gu miere. Politia ii cauta.
1 om ca ncrec.
In ON strain cautind ceva
ocupatie s'a pus pc un scaun We.
:hiu. umplut cu par de cal, in
:oltul Superior Ave. 81 w. 9th
Str. unde mnncitorii unei COM
panii erau ocalpati Gu darimarea
unei case vechi. Neaflind scaunul
destnl de comfortabl strainul a
Inceput sd Scorponeasca printre
ciltii scaunului. Inchipuitiva bu-
cslria lui cind . dat de 0 sdreanta
in care erau invaliti 1000 dollari.
dOllari.
Ami -bslpsvtsii o. rssunoas41rsa
0uvernnlM lpr.
Paris. - Sa ayteaptd demersu-
ride ruyilor nationaliyti pc knea
gnverneie Frantei, Anglisi si
Statesor Unite pentru reca1iosste-
rea guver1Tulni lof Great in Pars.
In zilele aceste 81 tinut aici con
sfatuirea tuturor rnsilor opusi
boAeykiior care J fost prezidata
de Avskentisff. Acssta Va pre-
ziAta iui Brisnd cererrs lcr, lar
Kertnsky I'd u ducs u Go1dra
|tpt Gu seessts cerefe. Dtg& Bakh.
haetstf, csre ! tns v1shintton, "
face aici actlas dl1hsrs.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-02-02

Nos Angeles, Gal. cetitOrii
ncstri Isl vor aduce aminte de
disparitia D-nei Witherell. Dinsa
a fost 'rapita de dol indiyizi si
ascunsa in 0 casa care plutea
pc un riu, unde fost gasit& de
barbatul saal. IndivHii sunt ares
tati.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-02-02

81 fiindca veni volba de impru-
NUT. multi Sc imprumuta Gu gin
dul sd platea>ca datoria la pastele
calu,ui.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-02-02

Affiliated de, putea plati da-
toriile un merit mutt mai mare
de cit abilitatea de a imprumuta
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-02-02

Pc timpul cit sunt logoditi ca
crede tot. dar nupa casatorle M
mai crede mimic.
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1921-01-02
King Albert Given
Bum Rail Service
on Portuguese Road

Salamanca. Spain. = Correspondence
of The Associated Press. liking Albert
of the Belgians had an unpleasant jour
ney through Portugal and Spain on his
return trip from Brazil. The Portu-
guese government placed the former
royal railroad car. now allocated to the
president of the republic, at his dis
posa!.
When all was ready for the start
from Lisbon some one discovered that
all the telegraph wires along the track
to be followed TO the frontier had been
cut. so it was impossible 10 signal. \
provisional system was organized and
tho royal passenger was sent on his
way
Further inconvenicnces then made
their appearance The dining car had
been placed Mt the head of the train
and ali the odors from the kitchen We're
forcibly waited into the kings saloon.
A halt was called and the dining car
shifted to the rear.
After dinner, when his majesty pre-
pared to retire it was discovered that
there was no heating apparatus on the
train and as the weather in the noun
famous district was cold and the king
had lust come from q hot climate. all
the spare blankets on the train were
requisitioned to keep his majesty warm
through the night.
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1921-01-02
Monanans Are Interested in Western Grain Shipments

The westward shipment of grain from
eastward to Minneapolis, st. Paul and
Duluth has been for several years a
matter of speculation among farmers in
Montana Because of the long haul to
market the freight charge deductions
from the terminal price OF Montana
wheat has been handicap to this states
grain raisers and a factor they have
hoped to overcome. The development
Of large terminal elevator at the port
of Astoria and it's twin city, Warren
ton. at the mouth of the Columbia riv
er on the Pacific coast is of interest
because this year TOO cars of wheat
We're received there from Montana and
Idaho, according to !. =. Breen who re-
Gently returned from WarrentOn. Last
year only 2J0 cars went to that port
from these states.
The average farmer does not let sen
timent guide his decision in selling his
wheat. He wants to get the highest
him whether the flour is consumed by
Yankees in New England or the Eng
lish in the British Isles.
Last on the Market.
1t is a fact, however, that the wheat
crop OF the northwest, particularly tnat
OF Montana, is not only the last to get
on the market but it goes to make up
the surplus over that consumed in this
country and thus could easily become
the export product. With that in mind,
those farmers who are inclined to study
economics have been developing the
theory that Montana wheat can be sold
at the Liverpool market, which is really
the primary wheat market Of the world,
for 1872 cents per bushel more than
the current price at Montana elevators.
All this premise, of course, is based on
the assumption that wheat can be sent
to the port of Astoria and from there
by ship through the Panama canal to
Liverpool. At tho present time very
little wheat is going to Great Britain
otner than that which is purchased on
the eastern seaboard By purchasing
agents representing the British govern |
ment. This is because Of the condi- |
tons which grew up during the war and |
which the British have continued dur /
ing the reconstruction period, but most |
farmers believe that the time IS coming |!
when foreign traders will again bid for |
the American surplus wheat and then /
the northwest could have an opportunity |
to put its theory to test.
Rate Adjustment Needed. /
Just now. though the port Of Astoria !
has a common rate on grain with Port /
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1921-01-02
Political Science
School Is Opened
in German Capital

Berlin Correspondence Of The As
sociated Press "A German school Of
political science. the dream Of the for
mer chancellor, pr Won Bethmannliol-
veg, long before the world war, at last
has been established in Berlin The
dedication of the new school was made
the occasion for much congratulatory
talk by high German officials who ex
pressed the opinion that a line of states
men would be developed by the new
institution 10 direct the progress of the
German republic toward its former high
place among the nations.
Foreign Minister Simons in an ad
dress declared German >tatecraft had
always lacked trained leaders thoroughly
sthooled in political science and for that
reason the people had had small faith
in their officials f. hoped that the
new school would help establish such
a faith. Plans are to operate the school
along the lines Of the E,colc I.ibrc de
sciences PoIitiqucs Of Paris.