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The Washington times., 1922-07-18
EDGE
BACKS SUBSIDY
FOR j. :. SHIPS
Either That or Junking OF
Merchant Marine Is Neces-
sary, He Warns.

A ship subsidy; or shall the
American flag get off the seas9
This is the question that noV
confronts the nation. according to
Senator Edge of NeW Jersey, a
member Of the Senate Commerce
Committee.
By WALTER e. EDGE,
Senator from New Jersey.
Copyright, 1929, by Cosmopolitan News
We have reached the day when
we must decide whether we want
an American merchant marine or
whether we shall junk our mer-
chant navy.
This is the clear issue and
there can be no evasion Of II.
The only way we can have q
merchant marine is through q
ship subsidy.
Admit Necessity.
We admitted the necessity Of a
subsidy when we had no ships and
now that the exigencies Of war have
given US a big merchant marine the
same logic Of reasoning should hold
good in defense of a subsidy.
The question Of q subsidy 10 simi.
lar to a protective tariff, for the sub
sidy is necessary to make UP the
difference between expense OF ad'
The Washington times., 1922-07-18
6oody TO Aid Daugherty.

Ralph Z. Boody, prominent law
yer, of Portland, Oregon. has been
appointed special assistant attor-
ney general in the war frauds sec
ton of the Department of Justice,
the Department announced today.
Prior to his appointment Boody was
Washington counsel for the South
ern Pacific Railway.
The Washington times., 1922-07-18
Izzy Einstein Finally
Blked by Willy i
Bartender
BY Universal Service.

NEW York, July 1S.-"Give
me a whiskey," was the whisper
passed over the bar in James
Dwyer's saloon on Lexington
Paddy Foley, the bartender,
filled up a glass and gave 1t to
the customer. -.
Kerosene" the latter gasped,
after having swallowed the con-
tents.
Paddy's services will be in
great demand after this.
For the victim was none other
than Izzy Einstein, the re-
nowned hootch sleuth.
The Washington times., 1922-07-18
1866
Lines of
Local and
National
Display
UAlN
For
JUNE

to your druggist
Stops Pain Instantly

That is the way Local and National
display advertisers indicated their
appreciation of The TIMES Daily
circulation (Which shows an in
crease of over 20%) and The TIMES
Sunday circulation (Which eclipses
it's nearest competitor by over 2O%)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-27
CO N V0 CAR E

Societatea Romano de Ajutor
81 CultAra "Drapelul Roman"
din Struthers, Ohio, Convoaca pc
toti membrii sal a lua parte la
adunarea generala la care va Fl
81 Darea de seama pc trei luni
trecute, sedinta va avea loc in
ziua de 30 Aprilie 1922, la orele
10 dimineata' in Hala din Liberty
Str. No. 25.
Totodata aducem la cunostinta
fratilor membri acestei Societati
81 ii rugam sd ieie parte la aceasta
sedinta find mai multe puncte
de rezolvat pentru bunul mers al
Societatei.
Totodata aducem la cunostinta,
fratilor membri arartinatori Soc
noastre sd binevoiasca asi achita
taxele lunare, la secretariu finan-
ciar Absentile nemotivate Sc vor
.pedepsi conform statutelor.
In numele Societatii 'Drapelul
Roman" din Struthers, Ohio.
(97 4 99). Presidirl.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-27
DIN CARNETUL UNUl
COPIL FARA MAMA
dc: G. r. PASCU

repede sd numai ma intrerupa.
Nick. Stunt Gu optsprezece
ami mai mare ca tine!'' zise mama
privind adanc in ochii mel.
'Sa I'll 81 Gu treizeci, shscinzeci,
Gu 9 SUI nu-mi pasa. Esti cea
mai frunoasa din cate aM, yazut
in yiata. Te iubesc msiaa. llTe
ador,'s 81 numai tiu minte ce-am
mai zis, am cuprins-o de gat. bu-
1ele noastre s'au impreunat In
tr'o sarutare prelunga, salbateca,
lam sarutat sinul care Sc sbatea
ca marea agitata de furtuna, sinul
ei frumos, plin 81 trandafirin. Am
gustat din fericirea risata sor-
bind cu nesat snorul din porii ei
Intr I'm tirziu END I sosit re-
ssfia, mia xis 81 j doua ii s6
asg6s = y \ est Iieent e
h ote 3sn ~
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-27
ZIARUL
,,AMERICA"
VT E

Dl Mihaila Padurar din com.
Daia Romano, jud. -Inferioa-
ra, are onOare va face cunoscut
casatoria sa ell dina Ana Popa.
Dina Ana Popa din com. Ceica,
Jud. Bihor, are onoare a va face
cunoscut casatoria sa Gu Ill Mi
haila Padurar.
81 invita- Gu toata dragostea pc
toate neamurile, consatenii, prize
tenii 81 cunoscutii, din loo 81 jur,
a lua parte la Celebrarea Cunu-
niei lor Religioase, care va avea
loc Dumineca, in 30 Aprilie, 1922.
la orele 2 p. m, in Biserica gr.-or.
'Sf. Maria,'' din Cleveland, Ohio.
Precum 81 la masa ce Sc va
aranJa la orele Z 80 p. m. in Hala
knauss, St. Clair Avenue 81 E.
62nd Street.
Nasi vor fl: dl Eronim 81 dina
Ana Vulcu din comma Daia-Ro-
mana, jud. Alba-Inferioara.
: Muzica ''Desteapta-te Romano"
sub conducerea lvi Simion Duca.
din loc, Va distra pc onor. oaspeti
Gu ceTe mai frumoase arii de dams
81 cantece rationale.
Deci in speranta ca vom avea
onoarea va saluta in mijlocul
nostru, pana Ia revedere rama.
mem salutandu-va Gu toata dra-
gostea.
hHRI1 si NASH.
(96 e. 1O5)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-27

Consulatul Regal Roman din
Pittsburgh, aduce Ia cunostin-
ia celor interesati ca incepand
della Is Aprilie 1922, Biuroul
acestui oficiu va fl asezat IN
State Building, Room 316.
Noul local al Consulatului Sc
afla la No. 335 pc Fifth Ave
nue., fntre Smithfield 81 Wood
Street.
Pentru orice lucrari, care nu
necesita ca acei interesati sd Sc
prezinte in persoana la oficiu,
informatiuni vor fl trimese
prin posta. Aplicatiuni pentru
pasapoarte Sc trimet celor carl
lie vor cere, pasapoarte ibe.
randu-se prin correspondents,
acelor persoane, carl Sc vor
conforma instructiunilor ara
tate in aplicatiuni.
Cand plata taxelor de lega-
lizari, sau pasapoarte Sc trimi-
te Gu posta, banii vor fl expe
diati prin Gee sau money order
facut pc numele: Roumanian
Consulate at Pittsburgh..
Pentru lucrxrile obisnuite 81
cererile de informatiuni, ras.
punsul Sc trimete in aceiasi II,
cand cererile sunt primite la
oficiu.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-27

in ziare logodna noastra, 81 eri
am trecut prin toate formalitati-
lie 81 ziarele de dupa amiaza au
anuntat pc pagina intaiu decla-
ratiunile mele 81 ale mamei, inso-
tite de fotografiile noastre.
All VENT tusa Ana la moi 81
ne-a felicitat, zicand ca ii pare
foarte bine de hotarfrea noastra.
Felicitarea era sincera. Cand a
imbratisat pc mama ochii ii erau
umezi de lacrami. Cand ma sa-
rutat pc mine mia soptit:
'Imi pare bine, Nick, de hota-
rirea ia. Aeum sunt sigura ca vel
avea . sotie care te iubeste. 81
mi mai ii mania. Auzi! Sal zici
pc hume, sau draga," 81 peste
cateva momente, adresandu-ma
femeei Pc care pan8 eri am con-
siderat-o ii am iubitro ca Pc .
mama lam zis draga, penffu
priins oara il viata mea, ii am
vazut 4pe fata Ii q rszx de feri-
cire.
IA Deeembrie 1920.
Ri ne-am intors din California
sIiin xoiljs ht5il <ls nnaslL
4 l'11ll Y ! ~ |! I I! ! |ll ]! ,slsia 4
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-27
DOR ESQ

Casatorie Gu o fata s'au fence
in etate de 20 pana la 80 ami, sa
fie onesta 81 inclinata pentru 0
vieata conjugala.
Eu sunt i'm etate de 36, ami am
pOZitie buna, 81 bani frumosi ago
nisiti aicea, lar in patrle la fel
am avere buna, Intentional sunt
a merge GU dansa in patrie dupa
oare care tilnp.
Eu sunt originar din Solnoc-
Dobaca. doritoarele sa-mi scrie la
adresa de mai jos, trimitandu-s
fotografia.
VASILE SUCLU
558 w. Pearl Str. ,~rr,r
Indianapolis, Ind.
(97, $500.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-27

'am petrecut-o intro villa draguta
de langa Pasadena, impresurata
de portocali s. lanai in plina
|floare, un adevarat cuib de raiu
|, Sc astern pc filele acestui caet
,fericirea gustata in acely colt de
raiuf Mangaierile si desmerdarile
Sofieii Imbratisarile eli calde 81
sarutarile ei dulci 81 arzatoare! !!
Asi fl oare in starei 81 oare n as
Iprofana cele mai tainice 81 mai
'rsfinte scene din fericirea noastra
.!conjugalaf Da. Le-asi profana.
,Lasi % ramana asa cum an fost,
framcsse, ideales ~ ekne, sa'pate
pumai in sufletul neu u Il q.
Eu am volt s mpi STAN dar
Sofia mia zis Is cu toatesca are
deplina incredefe IA Sara, nu-i
vine = lass cas- numai Il seama
q un timp atat az indelungst,
Ipana Il primav6x.
Am cumpd1 vils, euibul
nostrn de dragd ~ opt Mi AZ.
dollar. e q nu lie profa fanats de
1. ainas.si' Am ind ~ ~
ihsfijires nnei "a sye-
y y y. /
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-27
DE VINZARE

0 casa de doua familii, Gu u
odai. Sase odai sunt inchiriate 81
venitul de $3.50 pc luna, lar
sase sunt ocupate de pr0prietar.
Pc langa toate imbunatat tirile mo-
'derne, mai e 81 caldura Gu aburi,
Garagiu pentru automobil, 81 CO.
,tet pentru gaini. Doua tramvaie,
Detroit 81 Madison sunt aproape
de casa.
Sa vinde ieftin 81 in rate.
Doritorii sd Sc adreseze la:
1878 w. 85th Str. Cleveland, O..
(9S-10D.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-27
(Urmars).

E mai urita 81 ca Julieta. O, ma
ma Cand al sti eat tie .iubesc 81
ce greu mi-ar veni sd ma despart
de d-ta nu mai indemna sd ma
insor sd ian % femeie pei care n o
cnnosc. Care este o stea palida pc
langa dumniata, care stralucesti
de frumusete. TIE iubesc mama
Te iubesc de cand am fost copil
u fiindca cleveteste lumea sal
astupam gura 81. g
MEX! Aiurezif Gandeyte-te
bine e faci, zise mama dntreru-
pandu-niz.
's - M etadit lsama N 'sm
I lHdit Ie INK, 'am e6ndit di1
y / tliA c4ni -. ssnii seasx 81 Z.
a. t,t 4 4
~ 4 I ! \ Z! N n h. 3 q \ I!
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-27
WIN d
Pos1TIE BUNA

Salon (soft drink), tigari, IT.
garete, doua mese de billiard,
localizat in centrul romanilor.
Sc Wind din cauza ca sunt an
gajat in doua afaceri 81 nu le
pot administra pc ambele.
Veniti 81 va convingeti ca
afacerea este buna, renteaza bi-
ne. o Wind Gu un pret eftin.
ILIE BOERIU
701 Main Street
Martins Ferry, o.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-27

Care sufere de Dureri de Cap,
Melancciie, Du1eri spinale, Boa
le speciale, Iregularitati, Slabi-
ciuni, ori boale pculiare, % con-
suite acest specialist. Boalx de
oval ori pintece vor ii tratate
fara cutit. Daca al fost sfatuit2
"a Sd te supui la Q operatie sur.
gicala pentru dificultxtile pdnte-
celui, ruptura orr surpatur4, nu
asculta. nu lasa viata sG-ti fie
primejduita de lance, cutit orr
altceva fnainte de Z consulta pc
acest specialist.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-27

duva Mcnamara, Gu care s'a 81
inteles Sofia astazi, 81 peste cate
va zile ne intoarcem inapoi in
cuibul dragostei noastre, luand
81 pc Sara Gu moi.
% Martie 1920.
Aseara, pc cand ma plimbam
Gu Sofia la brat printre portocali
81 lamaii incarcati de roada, Sc
apleca asupra' mea 81 imi cop
teste:
Nick, All am simtit Cd vol de.
yeni mama.
Fericirea pc care mia anunta,
to . fost atat de mare eG mis-
luat graiul. Am deschis Rurs
Ami exprim bucuria dar nam
fost in stare 81 articalez IN a.
want. AM cuprins~o IN brate si
am sarntatro Gu . patimx nebunx,
eu ochii inrourati ds lacrimi 81,
ricite.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-27
ABONAT1 NARUL
..AMERICA"
IN.vi1ARE E

Societatea Romano de Aiutor
81 Cultura, 'Printul Nicolae'' din
Bridgeport, o. Invita- pc aceasta
Gale Gu drag, pc toate surOrile
Societati, Onor. Parochii, Cluburi
precum 81 pc toti fratii 81 surorile
Romani din loc 81 jur de "a lua
parte la frumoasa Petrecere GU
Dams, care va Fl aranjata, Sam
bata seara in % Aprilie 1922, in
Hala din 23rd. 3 = Str. Atnaville.
bridgeport, o.
Inceputul petrecerii va fl la 6
p. m. 81 va dura pana la II D. m.
Muzica ,Ardeleana" din Mar
tins Ferry. O. Va distra pc Onor.
vizitatori Gu cele mai frumoase
arii de Dams 81 Joe.
Bufetul va fl bine aranjat Gu
mizeluri 81 Beuturi racoritoare.
Pretul de intrare Domnii soc !;
Damele gratis.
Suprasolvirile Sc vor primi Gu
mare multumita 81 Sc vor publica
pc Gale ziaristica, in ziarul nostru
America.
Fratilor Romani.
Luand in considerare ca acea-
sta petrecere este aranjata pen
tru scopul de ajutor reciproc, nu
ne indoim ca vom avea bucuria
de ne saluta Gu un numar cat
Sc poate de mare, de frati deci
pana la revedere multumim tu-
turdr de sprijinul ce nil dati 81
asteptandu-va Gu drag, am ramas
salutandu-va.
In numele Societatii ''Printul
Nicolae'' din Bridgeport, o.
= comitetul Aranjator.
-99). = hQ 7
FvDmTNyv AR a>>~-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-27
BARBATI BATRiNI orr a.

M fntrebare care este, boalA
D-Tale, ori de cind 81, dacI
viata vitoare si fericirea to IN
joe consultx acest doctor spe-
cialist. Nu intrebarc CO rapoar-
te descurajatoare eveti din orr
lisa spus Cd esti incurabil.
&c directie; nu face mimic dacx
!, ATENTIA SPECALA ID exa-
minarile micrescopice 81 chimice
. sfngelui, urinei 81 I scuipstu-
lui 81 totf pacisntii care sufere
de nervositats is complicatiuni
mentale Sc comunice ID adresa:
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-27
DACA vREI

Sa nu to inQoape cu Talerul
lnscrie-te intro Societate din
Uniunea s. 3. A.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-27
De vINZARE
DORESC

CaSatOrie Gu O fata au fence
in etate de % 81 81 ami. Eu sunt
de 81 ami, sunt ori ginar din jud.
Bihor, aproape de Oradea-M Mare,
nu am fost casatOrit nici odata,
81 asi dori o fence onesta. am
avere frumoasa in Patrie. la fel
81 aici, sunt forman intro fabrica
81 bine salarizat
Doritoarele sa-mi scrie pc a.
dresa de mai jos, trimitand foto-
grafia dupa care va primi foto-
grafia mea.
loan PRECUP
p. o. Box No. 524.
Walkerville Canada, Ont.
(99-100).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-27
DORESC CAsATORIE

DORESC CASATORIE
T1NARA vaduva Gu dol copii.
inteligenta 81 buna gospodina
sosita curind din Alexandria
(Romania) doresc cunostinta unui
tInar intelligent.
la,
Sth. Parsons Ave. 2116
Columbus, Ohio.
(99-1O2).
Omaha daily bee., 1922-01-31
Report of Death Held
Up for Three Weeks

Ruenos Aires, Jan, j0.-(By A, P9
More than three weeks elapsed be-
tween the death Of sif Ernest
shaeklelon, the British explorer and
rs announcement TO the world, made
Yesterday when the body arrived AZ
Aonteyideo. The delay, La Aaeion's
Monteyineo correspondent telegfams.
Was aseribed By Captain /, Hussey.
who accompanied the body, as due
10 a series ol wireless mlshaps.
Sir Ernest died aboard the steam.
ship Quest. on which he was making
another Antarctic voyage. while
anchored of South Georgia island
on January s.
His body was taken 10 Monte
,ideo on. the first leg OF the trip
home abroad the Norwegian steam
ship Professor Cruyel.
Captain Hussey bore a dead eer-
tiieaie made out at South Georgia
island, reading:
81. Alexander Maeklin, certify 10
my best knowledge aud belief that
The cause OF death was atheroma in
the arteries OF the heart. Before
death he had not suffered an iniee-
tious or contagious disease" !"
This certificate was signed by DIR
Maeklin as surgeon OF the expedi.
ton. The body arrived a, Monte.
video in an Theoretically sealed zinc
shell, covered with wood
Omaha daily bee., 1922-01-31
Senate Farm Bloc
Pledges Support
to Valuation Plan
Leaders Assure Adminisira,
lion They Will Back Modi-
fled Proposal Drafted by
Finance Committee.

Washington, JAN. i0.-Republiean
sanalors OF the agricultural bloc have
ntsnfed administration leaders o.
their intention 10 support the pre-
pased modified American valuation
l.lan. which the senate finance com
mittcr viii perfect this week With
Ids assurance the rejection OF the
proposition on the floor Of the sen
ats becomes unlikely. although the
democrats and possibly a lew repnb-
Leans viii oppose i, .-E
importing interests failed IN an el-
tort 10 induce the national agrieul.
'utal conference 10 adopt resolutions
opposing the American valuation plan
during The past week Although q
allegation representing importers
nd the national retail dry goods as
soeiation was given a hearing beiors
the committee on foreign eompe,i-
lion aud demand. the feeommenda.
i'ons OF the committee relative 10
tariff legislation contained no men.
ton OF the American valuation plan
Advocates OF the American valuation
r;an asserted that this was sig-
i.,iicant as indicating that the at
tempt 10 line up agriculture against
ihe scheme had proved unsuccessful
Omaha daily bee., 1922-01-31
Authorizes Probing
Collapse Of Theater

greatly improved. More than l0O
persons sustained serious injuries.
The tragedy caused poStponemcnt
OF practically all social affairs planned
ior the week. President and Mrs.
Harding were TO have been the
honor guests OF the Ohio society al
reception tonight, but at the presi-
dents request the affair was post
poncd.
Theaters Open as Usual.
With the exception OF five motion
picture houses controlled by the
corporation which owned the Knick-
crbccker. theaters were open today.
Harry Crandall, manager OF the
Knickcrbockcr, in announcing that
other theatcrs in the Crandall chain
would remain closed. said this was
done because he and his associates
did not desire TO accept money Tor
amusement while the city was
mourning for those who lost their
lives at the Knickerbocker.
Officials of three foreign govern
ments in statements today expressed
sorrow over the tragedy. They were
Baron Shdehara, Japanese ambassa-
dor; NJ. Sarraut, head of the French
arms delegation, and Minister Brun
OF Denmark.
Revision OF the names OF the dead
today brought out that Wyatt Nc
Kimmie and Jack McKimmie. both
listed as dead, were the same person
and not brothers, while Miss Frances
Bikle, victim, also was listed as
Miss M. c. Bike" 1t also was
discovered that while Howard w.
Kneessi lost his life, an error had
been made in listing son as dead
also. William Walters, Brooklyn,
N. Y, student at Georgetown Med
ical school, it was found, was listed
twice as dead.
These corrections brought the
number OF dead, at one time given
at l08. down to l04, with officials
attempting to learn the identity of a
Mrs. Davis" whose death was re-
ported. Her death would make the
revised total los.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-01-31
Priest Raps Married
Women Who Hold Jobs

New York. Jan. 50-ln the belief
Of the Rev. Peter Hem, pastor OF
81 Joseph Roman Catholic church,
Long Island. there Is no gainsay.
ing these facts;
The married woman who works
when Il isn't necessary Is cancer
which must be cut from society be.
fore Il brings about soeiety's ruin.
The payroll and the mother
should never meet
II is impossible 10 make an empty
sack stand upright and il is inpos-
sible 20 make home a sack IN which
the wife and mother has outside
business interests.
Fame and the fFeside. the in-
for tic feminine sex.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-01-31
Senate o. KS Bank
Bill Unanimously
Measure Amends State Law TO
Permit Borrowing From
Finance Corporation.

Lincoln, Jan. 50.-tSpeeiall 1.-The
Nebraska senate held only a brief
session this afternoon, and Is mark
ing time until It's finance committee
reports the big appropriation bill,
carrying material slashes in appro-
priaiions out OF committee,
The committee has arranged 10
hear from number OF organizations
affected by the reductions, but eKs
poets TO finish It's labors so that the
measure may be taken up I'M
mediately.
s. i. No. o, a measure amending the
state banking law 10 permit the state
banks 10 borrow from the war
finance corporation on the same basis
as national banks. passed tho senate
without a dissenting vote.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-01-31
Three Chicagoans Die
Of Moonshiine Hootch

Chicago. Jan. 30.-" "Moonshine"
hootch reduced the population by
Adam Springer, 63, janitor, was
three yesterday.
found dead in a basement. He had
been drinking heavily.
Frank Petrakovik, 40, overloaded
with moonshine, fell down a fight
OF stairs and died in the county hos
pital.
Albert Crawford, Is, wanted some
red likker." He drifted into cafe
and demanded that it be served. His
manner was SO aggressive that one
OF the bartenders wallopel him over
the head with bung-starter. He
died later Of his injuries.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-01-31
Man Found Dead.

i. Los Angeles, Cal, Jan. 30.-The
body of man who registered under
the name of Vernon Hawley Of Den
yer, believed to be Is, was found in
the room of a downtown hotel early
today with. bullet wound through
the heart. All identification marks
had beer. removed from his clothing.
Torn bits of a telegram reading
Don't fail me Tuesday" and ad-
dressed to woman at Long Beach,
Cal, were found in the room.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-01-31
Omaha Realtors
Ask Legislature
to Amend Charter
Seek Change So Benefit As.
sessments of Widening
Projects May BE Paid
in lnstallments.

Lincoln, Jan. 5o.-tspseial Isle'
gram, 1-Omaha real estate men af-
ieeted By the Harvey. Douglas and
fwenty-ioufth street projects, ap-
neaFed before the house committee
on cities and towns ionigh, and at
tempted 10 persuade that committee
70 amend the Omaha charter bill and
arrange 80 they can pay benefit as
sessments in 10 years instead OF in
lump payments.
Representatives William Randall
and Ed Smith led the fight agains,
the proposed amendment. while Rep
resentatiye Vincent Haseall and SEN
ator Robbins fought for the amend
ment, The committee, headed by
Robert Drnesedow. will meet to-
morrow noon and decide whether 10
recommend the amendment 10 the
lower house Tor passage.
Say Payments Easier. :.
n. +. Dodge. Dean Glover and
l.. {. Sholcs declared beneh, pay
ments IN lump sums were hard 10
meet, while a spread on these pay
ments would not work any hardship
on them.
Randall and Smith declared that
il il was provided that benefit pay
men,s be made in 10 years, it means
that other property owners whose
property is condemned would be able
10 derive their money from the city
only when the payments were made
or by accepting city warrants liable
to discount on an cver-changing
market.
"On these particular projects a
majority of property owners facing
condemnation would not be badly
affected by delay in receiving cash
for the property taken from them
Randall said. "For the most part
they are well-to-do.
Declares Precedent Dangerous.
But the precedent is dangerous,
as TO make a bigger and better
Omaha there will be other projects
which will call for condemnation ri
properties of home owners with little
money, and for them TO be forced -
wait for 10 years 10 get their money
back would mean they either couldn't
purchase another home or would be
obliged to borrow money and pay
interest.
Representative Ed Smith declared
no court of equity would hold it fair
for the city to accept cash for benc.
fits and issue warrants for con-
demned property.
Amendment Disapproved.
Smiths amendment to the charter
bill demanding that a certain per
cent Of the benefit payments be paid
by the city at large, didn't meet with
disapproval of the real estate men,
but they declared that the governors
call did not include the Smith pro-
ject, and if it did pass, the whole bill
would be declared unconstitutional
City Commissioner Koutsky ap-
peared in behalf Of Dodge, Glover
and Sholes.
No matter what is done the three
projects must go through" Koutsky
said.
William Traver fought the real
estate mems bill, as his property, in
cluding a building, will be condemned
and he prefers cash for the con-
demnation..
Bill Passes Senate.
Omaha members of the citizens
and towns committee are George
Dyball, David Bowman, Dr.. Harry
Foster and Robert Druesedow. The
entire Omaha delegation from the
house and senate was present to-
night. Senator Robbins introduced
the bill in the senate and it passed
that body.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-01-31

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