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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-13
lDEAlISM LOSES
VOICE IN PARLEY
Harding Corrects Belief
That Universal Arma-
ment Is Sought
HOLDS PRACTICAL HOPE
Answering Girls Inquiry He
Says Any Accomplishment
Would BE Encouraging

WASHINGTON, oct o. The
first meeting of the American dele
cation To the November armament
Limitation conference. nt which steps
were taken iu tho formulation Of
AmcricaH policy lasted uenrN four
hours today
Secretary ~ state Hughes. Eilhu
Root. Senator Lodge and Senator
Underwood went into seaion at I
O'Clock II wns officially an.
considered physical arrangements
FOR the conference, questions Of
procedure, aud had gouo over
number of monographs on qucs-
political Importance. The dolcga-
tlon will meet again next week.
LONDON. oct. 12-Great Brit
aims program at tho washington
conference on limitation Of armn~
mcntB and far east problcma waa
discussed by tho cabinet today. Pre-
mier Lloyd George presided.
Various problems were reviewed
and the personnel ~ the British
delegation waE considered at length.
II Ia now underatood that a. J.,
BGlfour, former foreign secretary
and one OF the foremost diplomats
In Europe, will head the British
delegation.
Premier Lloyd George wished 10
30 TO Washington ana many off,
Cials urged him to head the Brit
ish delegation but he decided. In
view OF tho lriah peace parlcN and
the unemployment crisis, to remain
at homo, II was pointed out. how
ever, that this decision may be
changed at the last minute. N tho
premier roverses his docision he
probably will sail on the hquitania
on November 3.
WASHINGTON, oct. 12.--Presi-
dent Harding today sounded the
death knell To idoalistic hopes that
the forthcoming armament confer
encc In Washington viii attompt
anything approaching worldwide
disarmament.
In the present satus or tho world.
tho president said. universal dis
armament Is beyond hope OF rcali-
zRtion and u the conference In
Washington next month effects "a
Tes=onah!o limitation We shall think
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-13

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the newspaper second-clsss ,,.,
privilege. the publisher must sn..I
yes to the question can apy ,S' i..s',
mate advertiser buy space 4, ~, ~
publication at regular rais.,,
other words. this means the, !"
firm. corporation or indiyid",i shy
the right to purchase spaco "a, d.. haa
any person can ride In sirs,nJt', a
and tho publisher IN ral,l.v b, 'at
choice 80 long as tho adve~,.sr,,' ,'S ~. no
fines himself TO honest stateme,,,,o On
"A newspaper, more tbsn
other publication or insti,u,g,r eW
public servant. II 10 is too r, S 4
in its policies to permit ig Low
10 know both sides of public oa.I a.r'
tions It does not merit m, cn", JSss-
denco of its readers" 0'll'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-13
NEWSPAPER LIFE
OF FAC0MMUNiTY
Upon It's News We Base
Our Opinions, Larson
Told Rotarians

''rhe newspaper IL the lie OF the
community; it supplies the daily In
ormation from the outside world. it
enables the community 20 build
properly and permanently on the
right kind ~ foundation. II creates
and stimulates civic interest and en-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-13

WASInNGTON oct t2 The
United states has sugEcsicd to the
nations invited to participate IN tho
conference on tho limitation OF arm
Hment that the matter of electrical
communication In the Pacific be
added to the agenda Of the confer
euce. u was announced at the state
department late today.
Thus FAR the UniNd states has re-
cCivod no protests against the
ngcnd1 and Il Is expected that ~
will stand as first drawn with the
exception of the addition announced
today.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-13

who would be glad AS can assurc
you would--to see still more &C.
conpliHhed II possible.
Most sincerely yours.
CSlgnodJ Warren G.. Harding"
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-02-25
YoUNasrowNsKE sLovENsKE Nov1NY

hodil, som sa kn knihe - posrel
som cfslo, vylozene ma vrchnej
,nnou zapamatanej straRe. Mieste
cisla, parnatam ako dnes, 1T. ma
vrchu knihy stala. strana 2l9: ne.
viditel ma ruka prevratila, pokym
som spal, zrovna styridsat 'dve
strany, to jest dvadsat' listov (.
Dvadsat' raz dotykaly sa kpihy
nrsty matohy!
Ale. AXE bolo mole opatovne po.
divenic, kcd som prist1pil k eta
ztrke pozrcl ma krcah, vecer ma.
nlncny a mojej pritomnosti pri.
chystany domacou panou: Dol
nrazdny... Matoha vypila no do
dra. :.
'Vyy ste akiste neprichystali
vody9' - opytal som sa domace j
panel, chytaj1c sa toho podkla.
dania ako "a kotvu spasy.
"Tak jest, pane, mate pravdu,
zabudla som prichystat' :. Tnaee
name vodu znamenitG, Wy ste iu
pravdepodobne sami racili w.
pit smadilo vas.
ZaStal som zarazcny.
"Nnz sud 'te. - zakoncil
Zarucky: = "ako sa to ma W.
svetlit'. Dobre pamatam, ze do
maca PAM prichystala vody a re
som Sa ia v noci nedotykal krca-
ha Kto teda- listoval knihe a
kto mi vypil vodu?''
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-02-25

mate mic do Cesko.slovenskej re-
|p,lbliky, lebo ste Wy ME Slovaci.
II byvajd v Grave, v, Trencfne a
Trnave atd'. ii predsa "hovoria' =
kdezto Wy ''hutorice". TT ked' je
vccer, "idd spat'," kdezto Wy 81
dzecc spac'. "Vasa rec je ME slo-
'venska'. Hlavy bez rozumu "a
taly prikyvovat' ami prazdne kla-
sy, ked' 50 vetrik ihra $ mimi. Gu
dzinec od radosti mad dspechom
zas vymazal niekol 'ko gramov tel
romady ma fdzy. Tu sa owe jed
ma starenka: "Pane, viete Wy ne
mccky9" "Viem," bola hrda
odpoved'. "Tak sa shovaraime.' -
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-02-25

IA zacala mu mantacky, ako v Me-
dzeve. Pan strihal asima ako "a
Ijac, ale nerozumel AMI slova. "Ne-
rozumiete, pankos d to je predsa
nemeclsy, = ''pyta sa Wit 'azne sta.
renka. "To je predsa nareeie,
ia ale hovorim spravne nemecky'
Nemci majd niekol'ko sto. mare
q a predsa .ie kazdy Nemec a Slo-
yak ne1na len tri ,larecia. chce-
te lnu nah1tat', re ked' povie ii
dzeme Spac' NJ jc ME Slovakom
Eide meg a fener' Hapkanie mi.
leho panka uviazlo do vscobecnt-
no. smiechn a nezbadatcl'ne ufu-
iazdil.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-02-25
Mudra odpoved'.

Do istej vychodoslovenskej de.
dinky cez vianoce zavftal nevo-
lany host. F6zy mu Horthyho po-
madou pachly a hned' prezradil,
ze v nieeom kulha, lebo hl'adal,
kde je vel'a l'udi. ,Vyznamne "a.
teremtetoval a zaca1 recnit': -
"Bratia, nedaite sa mamit' !, w ne
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-02-25
OSEVNA PLOCHA v CESKO
sLOvENsKU ROKU 1920.

Statny statisticky trad Prahe
vydal po roz1icnych t'azkostiach
(rozdelenie plebiscitneho tzemia,
pripojenie Valcicka, Vitorazska a
vlch. casti Podkarpatskej Rusi)
vTkaz o osevnej ploche v celej re-
pub!ike r. 1920.
Dl'a tejto statistiky bolo Ces-
ku celkovej ornej pody 2,463.OO0
hcktarov obsiate, pot 'azne VISA
dcne 2.415,69O ha. Ma prieloh 70
! stale 47,310 ha.
Na Morave 2 celkovej ornej p6-
; dy 1854, 800 ha bolo zasiate, po-
'azne vysadene 1,124.249 ha. T.
thorom zostalo lezat' 30,450 ha.
V Sliezsku nakol'ko sa mohlo
zistit - bola celkova vymera or
1ej pody 1S1 ,604 ha., tel bolo
cbsiate a vysadene 1s0,71s ha. a
ma prieloh zostalo $50 ha.
Ma Slovensku bolo z celkovej
ornej p6dy 1,9l7,s97 ha: obsiate,
pot 'azne vysadene 1,670.124 ha. a
nhorom zostalo 247,77S ha. PSeni-
cou bolo obSiate: 262,075 ha, ra-
zou 199,794 ha, jacmenom 3l6,973
ha. ovsom 203,629 ha, kukuricou
S6,645 ha, ostatnymi obilninami
.l4,O43 ha, hrachom 6.046 ha, So
sovicou 1,542 ha, cistou vikou
22,64S ha, ostatnymi strukovina-
mi 1904 ha, polovinami s,194 ha
repicou 743 ha, makom 1860 ha,
'anom 3,GOs ha, konopami 7,6l1
ha, horcicou ma sema 447 ha, chime
!! 'om 3 ha, dohanom 9S7 ha, ras-
cou (kminom) 26 ha, zemiakmi
1S4,54s ha, cigoriou s04 ha, GU
krovou repou 36,016 ha, krmnou
repou 30,451 ha, kapustou 9Th
ha, d d'atelinou vsetkeho druhu
167,575 ha, smeskami ma zelene
krmenie ostatnymi zelenymi kr-
mani Gilt ha. striedavvmi H.
kami 23.371' ha, ostatnFmi plodi-
nami 6,3O7 ha.
V Podkaroatskei Rusi bolo ro-
ku 1920 zistene 216,942 ha celko-
vel ornej pody, ktorej bolo OBJ
state '1SO,962 ha, ihorom zostalo
$500 ha.
V celej republike bolo r. 1920
zistene 5,934,142 ha. ornei p6dy,
ktorej bolo obrobene 5,571,734
ha a 1horom zostalo 362, ,399 ha.
Tento statisticky vykaz je vaz-
nym pouSenfm pre- nase rol'nlcke
izruhy, lebo je zrejme, ze v ze-
mach ceskych, kde bolo r. 1920
zistene 3,799.303 ha ornej p6dy,
zostalo thorom iba 1856 ha, kdez
to ma slovensku, kde bolo ornej
body dvaliat' menej (1,917,s97
ha), zostalo Wac ako trilrat' toll
ko uhcrom (247,773 hay.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-02-25

! Tan LaFUcky - Ill aQdl som tam
byt, lebo som NAL skladat' do
stojnfcku zkuSku tverskom Il
stave. potreboval som jednu-dve
! izby naradim, $ obedmi a s We
eerami. Chcel som mat itchy L.
tulok beg shonu a hurtu.
Po dlhom h'adani nasiel som
V odl 'ahlcj pustej ulici nevel'ky,
poschodovy dom, a v nom byva-
ME. Majitelia boil dobrodusni sta
ri l'udia, hned' cd prveho dna
starali sa nina, ako o svojho.
Chodil som domov pozde, spal
som po ueem a inych sluzobnych
zamestnaniaeh, ako ubity.
Naj1c niekol 'kvch znamych v
Tveri, slobodne veGery travil som
IL Mich.
- Kde ste 81 najali byte - o.
pytala sa ma iSta tverska DANA
ma jednom takych vecerov.
/ Pomenoval som ulicu, dom a do
movIch panov, Gubarevcov.
- Z Gabervcov? - zaGala da-
ma: - nebojite sa9
- A cohoze by sa NAL bat .?
l. L'udia sn to znamcniti. dozerajn
ma nina, ako ma vlaStndho syna.
- odvetil som ia.
- Odpust 'te. . lenze ten byt
byva cez cele mesiace neprenaja-
ty, vzdy sa belejd ma oknach by
tn cedulky: "Byt ma prenajatie." !"
- Nuz Go potom9 nem0zu sa
dohodndt' ma Gene, ale ia som sa
nejcdnal. Utica je ticha, az ira
YOU porastena, nezazres tn ami pc
sich, ami vozov, - mozeS cely den
byt' V praci, citat', pisat', - mix
ii nebude zavadzat', nepomyli
ia.
- Ncbude zavadzat'o A ci Wy,
hadam, viete, - povedala nell
cenVm strachOm dama-ze V tom
dome a menovite v jeho vrchnom
poschodi, je uz davno matoha,
ktora media pokoja obyvatel 'om ?
Chodi po nociach neprestajne po
izbach, dviha naradie, vyplja vo-
du, preklada miesta ma miesto
lrozlicne predmety.
- No, veru asi tuho spavam po
tieto noel, re som toho nespozo-
roval, - povedal som s 1smevom.
- Ubezpecujem vas. vorte mi,
kazdy V meste vie tom W.
hyba domu Gubarevych.
- Dreveny dom, opytoval
som sa: - zlty s bytom? Eari je
to ME ia utica, ME ten dom?
- Ba prave ten, Gubarevych. .
Sn mi znami, nal 'akanl chudaci.
ustrachani, ledva sa uspokojili.
Nam Sablu a revolver - po-
znamenal som: nemam sa CO.
no bat. Postaram sa poratat'
tou matohou.
Rozhovor S tverskou damou je-
dnako urobil ma nina DOZEN. -
HI "a, vidiek, - myslel som 81 -
ten len vzdy ivybaji nieto, maple
tie, rozdncha ma horu a potion sa
znepokojuje svojim vlastnym W.
myslom. Ba z coho to poslo? Je to
zaujimave predsa. =.
Prizrak nevychadzal mi Z umu.
Me cele spokojny prisiel som z
vecierku, kde som to pocul, do
NOV, vystveral som sa po vrzdia-
cich schodoch, zazvonil som. Do
nova pani posvietila mi sviecou,
odprevadila ma do mojich izieb:
pozrela postel', polozila dzban s
cerstvou vodou, zapal'ky ma noe
ny stolik a vezm1c so sebou saty
a topanky ma cistenie, povedala
mi dobr1 noe a odisla.
Presiel som papuciach do pi-
tvora, zamknul som dvere ma
kl'le, sobliekol som sa a l'ahol,
prezr1c vopred vsetky kitty po O.
boch mojich izbach, kukndc pod
naradie, "a kachle, do kasne, skri-
ne, ba j "a okenne zaclony.
V ten Gas vyohodil v "Russkom
Viestniku' anglictiny preloze-
ny, zaujimavy roman, ktory som
uz davno zaeal eitat'. Wal som
svazok ''R,lsskheo Viestnika", pre-
eital som pat '-sest' stran citiac
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-02-25
Napfsal: q. P. Danilevsky.

lSchodl, II Gubarevych... " ullcl,
/ kde rozrastla sd trava, pasu sa ko
zy a "a cele dni nevidet' l'udskej
tvari'. - 81. ...
Ale odrazu - Gujem Suchot.
zjavny Suchot II zahlavia postele.
Prebudil som sa, zacal som ma
tnvat. V nplnej tichosti, potme
cujem, re nickto smatra po stoli-
ku, prcvracia listy roztvorenej
knihy.
"Mysi' - myslel SOM zprvu,
pripominajlc 81, ako stal do moi
no prichodu okrhhly, ma jednej
noha stolik a ako no wal cd steny
postavil k zahlaviu postele. -
"Nie! - odvetil som 81, rozm!-
S,'ajnc trocha: mySi nemohly
"a vydriapat ma stol po hladkej
nohe a co Wac, vyliezt' potom
zpod okrihlej dosky ma vrch. A
Stolik nedotIkal sa ami blizkeho
naradia. ami mojcj postele.' -
Cakal som niekol 'ko minnt, a
:novu "a tIm bolo pocut' Suchot
,revracania listov knihy, lezavSej
IA stole.
"Treba vystriehnut', zlapat', y
- pomyslel som, usilujnc sa IL
:ho vstat' zazat' zapal 'ku.
Pozdvihnuc sa IA ramene, ma
kal som ma stole zapal'ky. wal
som Skatulku do ruk a chcel som
trhnnt' zapalkou okraj skatul-
KY. V tt minntu moi zrak, pre-
kvapen! a zarazenI neobyeajnym
ziavom. zrctel'ne rozoznal, ako
ciaSi ruka micrnc revracala list
"a liStom leziacej knihy.
"Tak! to ME sn mySi, ME zart
kohoSi, - pomyslel som 81, nasln-
chajnc SuchOtu ma stole a chysta
jnc Sa nvidet'. odkial' a kto strGil
ruEu do zamknutej izby a hybal
knihou: - zaujimave bude videt
til bledG ruku bled6ho prizraku. -
Napravil som zapal 'ku, trhOl
,Hou. Zapal' 'ka lvzplala, jasno o.
Svietiac st6l. moju podusku a
nina. sediaceho V nOtnom Obleku
ma posteli.
Nikoho izbc nebolo nicia ru-
ka ncdot!kaIa sa knihy. Ale me-
dzitIm - videl som to jasne a
pamatam vSotko dopodrobna -
V to okamzenie, ked zapal 'ka
zaziarila, list, dotknutI cousi ne
viditel 'nou rukou, prevracal sa
pred molina ocima jednej po-
lovice roztvorenej knihy ma dru-
hi.
Zapal 'ka zhasla, zazal som Svie-
cu, obiSicl som nou Opat' ODE l.
zby, odomknul som dvere pitvo-
"a, zahliadnul ia, pozeral znova
"a pee, do kasno. Skrine, pod ma
radie "a zaclony, izbach niko-
no ncbolo a vSade panovala iiplna
tichost'.
L'ahol som Ease "a cas- neZa-
basal som sviece. zapalil som 81
pre- zabavku, prezeral knihu, sto-
lik, konecne postavil som tento e.
ste d 'alej od postele, odlozil ne
10 vsetko okrem knihy, roztvore-
rej, ako predtym na poly a zacal
pozororat'. Listy, pokym horela
svieca, -neprevracaly sa. Zapama-
tajnc 81 poslednn odkrytn stranu
knihy, zahasil som sviecu, zakryl
hlavu pod prikryvadlo chcel som
zaspat'. SPIN i rozmysl am: "Nuz
mne sa to tax zdalo, pravdepodo-
bne pohyb povetria, - pruzne po-
zohynane listy knihy samy Cd Sc
," sa pozdvihovaly a so suchotom
ukladaly sa ma druhn stranu kni-
hy. -"
Zrazu boil som znovu ako opa-
renE. Zobudil ma zjavny suchot
hystro a akoby netrpezlive prebe-
ranych listov. A v ten isty cas- "a
zdalo sa mi, re druhom uhle j.
zby, ma etazerke, ktosi pohybal
krcahom a, akoby nalievaj1c z ne
no vody, brnkol MIN pohar =.
"Ci nebolo uz dost' .tych earov
k1zlov! - rozmys al som, S hne-
vom, usilujhc sa mic nepocut' a
ma mic neobracat' pozornost' -
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-02-25
M y N ~
,NAoo 1DErI 4 ouDkfEMU?

Ked' Yam potrebno peniaze do
kraip zaslat' asifkartu kipit,, kon
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a priatel'a.
Nebudete sklamanf, ked' penia-
re zaslete, sifkartu kdpite, kon-
trakty sebe date zrobit' II Vam
znameho stareho bankara.,
INTERNATIONAL BANK,
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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-02-25

I"OUHy MAJ
| q cistotnost
| Natural Gas
| and Cleanliness;
.I|'|||||||||||||'||||||||[| ! ! !
lE||kEEly|||'';''z NV
NJ AJVIAC co sa paei jednej
~ gazdinej prirodnom ga
ri, je jeho nevyrovnatel'na ci-
stotnost'
NJ 1ETO ami dymu, ami zapa-
~ chu z jeho plamena; ami
popol'a, ktory by sa vysypal a
posliapal pod nohou k posko-
deniu linoleumu alebo kober-
GOV, ami prachu, ktory by po-
kryl kuchynske nacinie. Met
naplnania nadob, ami nosenia
zasob.
DRfRODNY gaz poeas hore-
! MIA nevydava odporny ale
bo skodiaci zapach; ziadne ele-
menty, ktore pospinia naradie
alebo draperie v domacnosti;
neprida nicoho k dennemu o.
praSovaniu. Je to co mono maj
idealnejsie palivo.
= ED je gaz paleny riadne,
~ spravne pripraveny, ku-
chyrske hrnce a panvice vezmn
Sd ohna bez sadie a bez zna-
eku spiny. Gazdinej je uspore-
ne ustavicne protivne skraba-
ME naIob 70 sadie po kazdom
vareni. Cistotnost' a pol 'ahoda
idu ruka v ruke.
ID ECE prirodneho gazu dajn
i najvacSiu sl,Hbu pri maj
mensom opatrovanf. Malicko
casu venovane k drzaniu V ei-
stote horaky a riadne priprave-
ne miesace gazu povetrim, "a
istia najvyssiu vFkonnost' a maj
lepsie vysledky.
ID OZHODNE inc zktisenosti
~ ma gazdina, ked' uziva j.
ne palivo. CT palivo a ci pee a
lebo oboje sposobujd gazdinej
ustavicne nesnadze.
" sTARYcH casoeh, pred
v prichodom prirodneho ga
zu, uhlie bolo vseobecnym ku-
chynskym palivom. Nieto zeny,
ktora no vtedy uzivala a teraz
poziva mnohe vyhody gazu, re
by sa chcela vratit' k uhliu.
1.-Two 81 pripomfna til spinu a
prach lopatu ma popol' no.
senie uhlia a t'azkosti ribania
triesok. A tie 1t'azkesti klade-
MIA ohna. .~-< :
ID RE nu den prichodu =pri-
! rodneho gazu stal sa dru-
hym dnom oslobodenia.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-02-25

ID OZHODNE inc zktisenosti
~ ma gazdina, ked' uziva j.
ne palivo. CT palivo a ti pee "a
lebo oboje sposobujd gazdinej
ustavicne nesnadze.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-02-25

u ECE prirodneho gazu dajn
i najvacSiu slrHbu pri maj
mensom opatrovani. Malicko
casu venovane k drzaniu ei-
stote horaky a riadne priprave-
ne miesaee gazu povetrim, "a
istia najvyssiu vykonnost' a maj
lepsie vyysledky.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-02-25

Y ED je gaz paleny riadne,
~ spravne pripraveny, ku-
chyEske hrnce panvice vezmn
Sd S ohna bez sadie a bez INA
eku spiny. Gazdinej je uspore-
ne ustavicne a protivne skraba-
ME nalob 20 sadie po kazdom
vareni. Cistotnost' a pol 'ahoda
idu ruka v ruke.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-02-25

DRfRODNY gaz pocas hore-
! MIA nevydava odporny ale
bo skodiaci zapach; ziadne ele-
menty, ktore pospinia naradie
alebo draperie v domacnosti;
neprida niGoho k dennemu o.
praSovaniu. Je to co mono mai
idealnejsie palivo.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-02-25

NJ 1ETO ami dymu, ami zapa-
~ chu z jeho plamena; ami
popol'a, ktory by sa vysypal a
posliapal pod nohou k posko-
deniu linoleumu alebo kober-
GOV, ami prachu, ktory by po-
kryl kuchynske nacinie. Met
naplnania nadob, ami nosenia
zasob.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-28
UTILITY RATES
BIG FACTOR IN
HOUSE PUZZLE
Must Draw Capital to Finance
Service Extensions, Says
P. II. Gadsden.

WASHINGTON, Jan. ea.-Publie utili-
Ties companies Of the United States win
Fequire $685., 100000 to equip properly the
10000 houses and apartments which
this country now needs, Philip ii, Gads-
den. president OF the American Electric
Railway Association and d vice president
Of the United Gas improvement Company
Of Philadelphia, declared here today. Mr..
Gadsden testified at a hearing called by
the Chamber Of Commerce Of the United
Etates to help relieve the housing sit
hation.
Only by inducing q new flow OF capital
into public utility securities can this vast
sum be raised when It IL needed. Mr.,
Gadsden said. He added that this new
money could be obtained II public reg
ulatory bodies would grant utilitios rates
which would provide an attractive return
20 the investor.
He said:
One Of the most serious probioms IN
connection with the housing situation Is
the great mead for money among public
utilities with which to make extensions
In order properly TO equip the I'M
properly housed residents Of the United
States with heat. light, transportation
and telephone facilities the public utih-
ties today would have TO raise a total
OF $50 5JO,0OJ. This total Is rcdcled by
combining the estimates Of the most re-
liable authorities in the public utility
field.
This is a most astounding total to con
template even in a field Of Industry which
has good credit. Unfortunately, the pub
lie utilities field is not blest today with
good credit.
Regulatory bodies must recognize the
fact that many public utilities we're car
ried to the brink Of disaster by enormous
costs during the war and that investment
In their securities practically closed be-
cause Of uncertainty Of returns. If these
facts are not recognized and rates regu-
lated accordingly, needed extensions car
be made.
I am not pessimistic, however, regard
ing the attitude of regulatory bodies
Throughout the country they are display
ing a highly intelligent grasp Of the stu
alton and are evinctng a desire to play
fair with the public utilities.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-28

this year but for a number of years to
come" was the opinion of number Of
specialists in glasses. "Of course, we
are slower out here to adopt new things
than they are in the East. This same
type of spectacle was in the height Of
its popularity six or seven years ago
In the East. We nad number of pairs
in stock for two years before we could
sell one.
people are afraid Of making them
selves conspicuous, which Is the reason
they are so hesitant.
1.-THE chief reason for the popularity
which the shell rims are enjoying is the
fact that they are comfortable. AS a
rule people like to forget that they are
wearing glasses. Shell rims help, them
to do this. They do not ft tightly on
the nose, leaving a ridge when removed
nor do they dig into the skull behind
the ears. Despite the fact that they dc
rot fit tightly they remain on firmly and
come Off with little effort. Especially with
women do they find favor, since they
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-28

can be removed without disarranging
their hair"
The optician displayed a number of
the newest styles in the way of hatrplns
attached to the spectacles.
These" he said, make 1t even easier
for a woman to adjust them.
SOLVE PROBLEM
OF BREAKAGE.
"Shen rim spectacles also have solved
the problem of hreakage for US. When
the rimless glasses were in vogue there
was enough business In this town of
| mending both the glasses and the nose
bridges to keep a dozen of US head over
heels in work. Breakage has been the
bugbear Of not only the patron, but the
dealer as well, until the introduction of
| these rims. 1t might be said that during
the last two years the number Of break
age cases has been decreased 90 per cent
According to the opticians the styles
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-28

also retain their popularity, especially
the large lens best deccribed as owl eyes,
since they lend an air Of dignity to an
otherwise undignihed countenance. A
physician desiring to impress his patrons
with his fund of information may en-
nance that impression by the addition
Of a heavy pair Of shell rim specs" or
an instructor who wishes to instill rev
erence for himself into his otherwise I'M
reverent students may subdue them with
his she'll trimmed lenses.
For the debutante they are a time
saver and rouge saver, since they en-
dow her with the appearance Of possess
ing a rosy complexion. The pale-faced
young lady may catch the street car in
seven seconds less than If she tarried at