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Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-10-26
BLOCKS
EXPANSION OF
EIGHT INCHES
Further Pavement Experiment
i'm Downtown Section to
Be Made.

When the city dads of old voted
for the wooden block type Of paving
in Great Falls they little thought of
the problems they were wishing on the
city lads of today.
Like humanity's seemingly ever in
creasing habit of making mountains
out of mole hills, City Engineer NJ. L.
Morris stays awake nights trying to
tains of swollen wooden block paving
on Central avenue and adjoining
streets would become if they were
permitted TO grow without interfer-
elcs on the part of the street de-
partment. As the chief Of that de
psrtment, Morris contrives to evolve
ways of keeping the blocks in place.
but always they grow. And as they
grow, the pavement heayes, and the
townsfolk sigh.
Experiment Is Tried
Several weeks ago business heads in
the city petitioned the city council to
take means of checking the continual
swelling of the block pavement. The
matter was brought up for discussion
and referred to the city engineer The
question of resurfacing the block pave-
ment was discussed and it was de-
cided to make such an experiment, the
re%surfacing material to consist OF
asphalt and sand. A contract was let
and the job completed.
1t was believed to be an ideal time
to test out the worth of the project
the weather was settled and the
weather forecast indicated continued
atmospheric calmness. For n few
days all was well. The blocks re-
NAMED nicely in place, and the city
officials were all shaking hands with
and praying.
Then came tiny breaks in the
smoothly adjusted block paving.
Troubled waters. Engineers scratched
heads. There had been no rain
and little frost. Yet the pavement
bulged.
Base Considered "off"
City Engineer Morris said Wednes-
day that apparently some condition of
the base on which the blocks are
placed is responsible for the heaving
of the resurfaced blocks. He said that
the resurfacing material has made the
paving air tight and offered the opinion
that because the ventilation under the
blocks has been cut off a gas has
which pushes up the blocks.
1t is as much i puzzle to him as any
body else. he said.
A further experiment will be made
to keep the blocks on an even keel, he
said. A row of blocks on each side
Of al streets that have block paving |
will be removed and the space filled
II with loosely tamped material to al
ow an eight-inch expansion. This
work will begin Immediately.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-10-26
Base Considered "Off"

A New York paper is informed that,
having tired of politics, Paderewski will
return to the concert platform next
winter. What a pity so few of u
own politicians are musical!-Punch.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-10-26

In one column of a New York daily
is advice to burn coke and in another
column is the news that there will be
none to burn. That's what we call
rubbing salt in the wound.-Sew York
Call.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-10-26
ADDITIONAL SPORTS
SPORT SHORTS

Laramie. Wye. Oct. 25.-Final:
Utah university 27; Wyoming univer-
sity O.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-10-26

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
A. q. Chase, Adam Sctaaf, Emsrs
son, IA. Schulz Co., Ilndeman g.
Sons, Estey Plano Co., Welte
MtaHon, Walworth, Werner, Fran.
els Bacon, Upright Grands and Re-
producers. Photographs that will
play all makes Of records. Pathe.
Acfgaiie and Vocation Rsd Records.
Late Popular Sheet Music.
CANTON PIANO HOUSE
Phone 6263 ID Third St. No.
Evening star., 1922-07-30
SUBURBAN PROPERTY

BRAND-NEw BUNGALOW AND GREAT BIG
got. j. N. JOHNSON. Lyon Park. va. once
one square east Of station. 800
MAKE LIVING OUT OF YOUR SPARE
time. surrounded by congenial neighbors In
live. wideawake. growing VILLAGE OF Mclean.
Va One Of the highest and hssithisst @ .s,. com Sa
gain place. acres rich soil: fruit trees loaded
with apples; cherry trees; plenty raspoerries'
Large CRANE sGr with lots Of
Rhode Island Red chickens 60 with place:
garden; bushels OF potatoes ready to dig; gar
den tools: harm; house has seven rooms s, large
12x24 feet; the finest of water. cellar, new one
pipe furnace; small chicken and fruit farm
ssnfsT OF and
and term. on balance. L. &. wITKOwsskI.
Mclean, Va. 80
CLARENDON - EXCEPTIONAL VALUE; Z
! room semi bungalow. wen constructed am
2 lots; $4,000; half cash. Address Box iiS.C' 10:
star office. 30.
ATTRACTIVE 7-ROOM AND BATH SEMI.
ity: lot 5oSiso; large large rooms: garden plot;
shrubbery and shade: two blocks car line. a5
min ..,G 18th and Pa. ave-; $1,000 cash. ao. Can
LOT FOR GARAGE AND FILLING STA.
tion: best suburban main thoroughfare o act
quick. Address Box 1890. Star office 30
SMALL ACREAGE ABOVE BLUEMoNT
Junction. Va. C. F. BAYLEY. Baiiston falls liz
Church I'd: Phone Falls Church sos,E-Zl. ,ST ~
lar and large attic; ami: lot 501saO t.;
S.. 600; reasonable cash payment: balance $40
month. No. Banner St, Hyattsville. Md. oo'
ROOMS. RECEPTION HALL LARGE
view: SO. 500: reasonable cash payment and
the balance like rent. Let US show you 'his
+: 6. GooDSow COMPANY, 90,
IL, Nv
Evening star., 1922-07-30

MI. AfmetronE, on rne preinlsPs 'oths
BAUMAN & HEINZMAN,
7s4 18th St Main $500
$3.50.
7th ST. se-Attrsctive. rooms. semi-de
tached. in excellent cohdition throughout:
very large lot: wide alley: early possession
q nj res sonable terms.
$3.50.
Near 18th and Pa. ave. s.e.-Excellent s.
room brick house. in very good condition.
owner will give possession.
$3.50.
Gresham place n.w.-6-room colonial brick.
with tiled bath. good heating plant; nice
condition. back yard to wide paved alley;
easy terms.
$500.
Irving St nw.-ln a very desirable block:
beautiful 6-room colonial brick house, tiled
bath. hardwood trim: modern; large yard
with room for garage.
$3.50.
Mt. Pleasant near 18th st-S-room colonial
brick. having ami: hack yard TO wide paved
alley; reasonable terms.
$3.50.
Takoma Park-Beautiful Broom bungalow,
sleeping porches. elect, furnace heat, ga
rage. large lot: near cars: owner will make
reasonable terms.
S6.5OO
Rloomingdnle section - Beautiful Groom
brick. having ami; built-in garage: condi-
tion like new small cash payment; bal. like
rent possession.
HARRY |. CHEW.
Main 1910. 2O5 Continental Trust bldg.
Evening star., 1922-07-30
REAL ESTATE LOANS.

MONEY TO LOAN on REAL ESTATE.
JEFFERSON STANDARD LIFE ms. co;
40i404 EVANS BLDG. a0s
s% INTaREsI; LARGE = ,.,I Ss s,,,t.. saALL AI.,
trusts only; minimum commission. GLOVER
6 ELATHEN. 7sl ibth st ------.
Wn HAZE A NuMBEK OF SMALL FUNDS
%mediateiy - aviii.bis for loans on nrst des''s
WI. ofi L. s sAISDsss II t1ssas CO.. 1885 st. NV.
MONEY TO loan ON DISTRICT REAL
sTfsi stsis sss 81 Y sas r. sS
HIdHEsT CASH PRICES PAID FOR SEC
oud trust notes. VIII give prompt replies.
Bee Mr.. wILLErT. 1909 n NV.
MONEY TO LOAN.
II You have proper security in D. @. real
quickly and satisfactorily. Interest rates. 9.
~ and Z 81 gsHAssos ssst; q rucHs.
WE HAVE AVAILABLE FOR IMMEDIATE
disbursement nrst-trust money secured by
amedsss sss attention see MR s1SGHAM fe0
-. WILLIAM X. HARTuNG; =,
l10s 18th 81. n W. Main 872.
either to buy a home or take up the nrst or
erty which You own. Your application will
haEs REsvRs GuasaSfY Suite fe ss
International bldg 1919 + st. NV. Phone ho
MONEY To LOAN IN ANY AMOUNTS Al
District Of Columbi,. Installment loans made
in the District and nearby sections In Maryland
and On ps tSs S
Of the borrower. WIN. Il. SAUNDERS & CO.,
1893 X ct. NV.
MONEY. LOAN ON IMPROVED D. G..
II az 'P0un E. %iysp Fl sci as
s.w. Main s5s.
MONEY TO LOAN ON p. G. REAL ESTATE
In any amount at prevailing interest. JESSE
L. HEIsKELI.. Ills Eye. at NV.
tate. secured by first second trust: MAR.
sHAII. McKIRBIN. o0G Woodd bldg: n: 1913.
MONEY ALWAYS IN HAND FOR LIBERAL
loans on D. c. real estate; prevailing interest
STONE s FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave
HAVE MONEY TO LOAN on y. C.. REAL
DRURY. ~.
MONEY TO LOAN on REAL ESTATE
GATED BUSINESS SECURITIES.
6z, IN LARGE SUNS. on APPROVED
SECURITIES.
Tyler 4 Rutherford, Inc,
1913 VERMONT AVENUE NV.
We Make First Trust Loans.
All applications given prompt attention.
Funds Immediately available. Charges rea-
sonable.
CHAS. D. SAGER,
Main SO. Loan Dept. e2a 18th st: ~
WE HAVE FUNDS TO
place on first deeds of trust on
improved real estate in amounts
from $4,000 to 100000.
HARRY WARDMAN,
1890 K St. Main 41oO.
Evening star., 1922-07-30
FARMS
rOR sALE-Coutinued.

rOh SALE-COntHnueu.
] HAVE THE FARM OR SUBURBAN HONE
you want where you want II. See me. 5000
up; on reasonable terms.
ARTHUR NJ. CONN0R. Oxford bldg.
726 18th ST. NV. Room 222. Phone Main 1i1A.
WE HAVE FOR SALE ON STATE ROAD
betweer the villages Of Clinton rnd T. B..
Prince Georges county. Nd. several 3 to ~
acre tracts Of land that can be bought at
bargain prices and on very easy terms. The
property Is fifteen miles from Capitol: lies
nicely and is especially adapted for trucking
aud chicken raising. See us for full particu-
lars.
PRATHER & ROBINSON, !
514-15-16 Bond Bldg.
14th and New York ave.
Main 442
Evening star., 1922-07-30
MOVE IN NOW.
Contiuuea


Owner selling snappy new Ar. bungalow At
81, zoo; small cash payment, $50 monthly:
Mr.. yTTFIER, Biadensburg road, HA. Arst
hspse bsycnA District Line, right sd 20
Evening star., 1922-07-30
@ rooms. ? baths. garage
Vacant. Inspect TODAY.
INSPECT
SUNDAY

New homes AZ 9th
and Decatur streets Il
block east of Ca.
ave. priced at $3.50.
very easy terms. This
is an ideal home. full
20 II. wide: hot-water
heat and electricity;
concrete front porches.
double rear porches:
plenty OF room for "a
rage. Don't delay. see
premises. today.
Evening star., 1922-07-30

BuNGALOw-SILvER SPRING. OPPOSITE
new subdivision. 'Blair": seven rooms and
tile BATH hardwood floors and trim through
out; electric light and water; large. modern
electric range; hot-water heat; garage, chicken
houses, and large orchard containing many
bearing fruit trees and berries; lot l2o13oo
ciated. Inquire Of owner. ]. g. WRIGHT,
the New Ebbitt. or Phone Woodside 6l. even
ings. o0-
IANHAM, MD-BCNGALOw, 3 ROOMS AND
attic, with N acres, s., 900; will sell addi-
tional ground II desired: 20 minutes by train
or by auto over new concrete pike: terms II
desired. ]. J. EBERLE, Lanham, Nd. So--
TAKOMA PARK HOMES.
Semi-bungalow, rooms on first moor, on
second up to the minute; just completed: good
terms Dandy Groom bungalow. built-in ga,
rage. on pretty corner: open fireplace. hardwood I
1O-room home. lot 100x200; old shade; Slo'ooo:
possession.
TAkoMA PARK REALTY CO,
Evening star., 1922-07-30
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
WANTED-MONEY

WANT LOAN OF $4.500 ON NEW 1o-RooM
residence. Want SO or what? Call on A.
J. BENTON, 10 14th st. NV. Room zoe.
81 500 TO $500 FOR YEARS. SECURED
1axae12-Ge. .AtaE0mcAx SQs
Evening star., 1922-07-30
SUBURBAN PROPERTY
FOR
TAKOMA PARK


New Broom -and bath bungalow, with h.-w.
h.. hardwood floors. sleering porch. steirway
to attic. where there Is room for extra large
rooms; lot 200 It. ieep. Price only 81. $50 IN
very reasonable terms. Phone Col. 1851 w.
QUICK SALE.
Groom house: h.-w.h.: S4.500: easy terms.
5-room house. gas. bath; 800; $500 cash (;
terms. Groom new bungalow: large rooms
and attic; anil; block Of trolley; $500:
balance Ike rent.
H. c. MAYNOR.
1915 33rd At: Mt. Rainier, Nd.
FOR SALE
TAKOMA PARK BARGAIN.
Two-story and attic house of
J rooms and bath "a bedrooms),
slate roof-every improvement.
Very large lot. with fine shade
trees-fronts on improved street
in one of the best sections of at
tractive suburb. Owner leaving
city, will sacrifice-easy terms.
H. L. THORNTON,
{ 1416 F St. NV.
Evening star., 1922-07-30
A REAL BARGAIN.
HYATTSVILLE on TIE BOOLEVAkD.

So OOO-
well built. substantial home with large
rooms and modern bath. cleo, gas, good neat
Ing plant: in fact, every convenience. situated
on lot a5x1s5 feet: property is In, hne condi-
tion; occupied by owner. who Will make very
excellent value at the price and should he
seen at once. For inspection,
ADDRESS BOX 144-C, STAR OFFICE.
Evening star., 1922-07-30
INVESTMENT PROPERTY.

FINE APT. BUILDING, COL. RD. Nh. 18th
st-Rents, sac. 600: 5000 200 might be &C.
cepted. GLOVER 4 FLATHER, 7s7 18th st.
FINE APT. BLDG, co. RD. Mr. 18th ST.
Rents. $50 900. $o0O. 600 might be accepted.
GLOVER & FLATHER, 7s7 18th st.
THREE-ROOM AND BATH APARTMENT
and store. locatei near Central High School:
lease for about three years at SIS per month {:
tenant makes all repairs; price. So. 25C.
NICE FRAME STORE AND DWELLING IN
one OF best sections of southeast; rented to
desirable tenant at $3.50 per month; price.
c. W: SIMPSON CO.. INC,
734 18th st. NV.
FOUR BRICKS IN COMMERCIAL ZONE,
three blEs from nd,h and Pa ave- PTs:ent
Groom brick: Va. ave. s.e.; renting for
Two broom bricks. excellent renting loca-
tion NV; renting for $S7 month; price only
THOMAS P. BROWN. GIT a ST. aw.
Corner Building,
First Commercial Zone.
Opposite large departmental building. Store
and six apartments. Rents, So, 100 Price
reasonable; terms Will trade for other reve-
nue-producng property.
Hedges & Middleton. Inc.
1884 II at NV Main lOoS
Evening star., 1922-07-30
FOR SALE-APARTMENTS.

SPLENDID LOCATION. 4-SToRY BUILDING.
containing u 3, 4. and !, room and bath
apartments. in good condition: rent per room
less than $40: this is exceptional oppor-
tunity, as the equity can be purchased for
less than $4,000: il would cost SIn.0o0 TO
build today: price. SAL 500: LIST trust So 500
at g per cent ! years. See Mr.. Barkley.
Business Property Dept.
WILLIAM $. PHILLIPS.
I40a New York ave. Phone Main $500
Evening star., 1922-07-30

Mr. Armstrong, on the premises. today.
BAUMAN & HEINZMAN,
734 18th st. Main $500
Evening star., 1922-07-30

UNUSUALLY ATTRACTIVE 4-ROOM AND
hath kung.lew home in wonderful grove Of
oaks; $50 feet Of electric car line, sewerage,
water, electricity. bath. toilet. layatory. etc.
$50 cash. balance 80 per month, including
interest: also BEAUTIFUL new broom bungalow,
fS.t sc%Hass:s. Aaaa I. p RoGEhsA ovass,
Evening star., 1922-07-30

REAL BARGAIN.
u HUNDRED BLOCK 9th ST NV.
15-room brick: good location for any kind
Of business: somebody going 10 buy II; you
had better act quick; owner anxious to sell:
terms to suit.
Evening star., 1922-07-30

sIX-ROON BRICK HoU1E; FURNACE
heat: large rear yard and double beiek "a
! rare. OWNER. 1S14 D st. .s.e. 20
Evening star., 1922-07-30

ON FLA. AVE. NV. 100 BLOCK
Electric light, bath: house in perfect con-
dition: owner will give possession; price,
6,70O; cash, s., 900.
Evening star., 1922-07-30

HUNDRED BLOCK O ST NV
Groom brick. on corner. concrete cellar;
house in nrst-class condition; price, $500;
cash $500
Evening star., 1922-07-30

VA. SUBURBAN HON ES.
Before buying 1t will be to your advantage
to consult our list Of properties for sale. Two
Offices at your disposal. Service you will ap-
preciate. L. GARLAND KENDRICK. East
Falls Church. Va. and Cherrydale. Va. Call
Fails Church 50. for appointment
Evening star., 1922-07-30

IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR 7-RoOM
house. with all modern improvements with
large colonial porch and room for garage. on
easy payments. vacant. in NV. see
BRASWELL. 1913 II at. NV. ". 4116.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-01-25
Foe CROAZNIC in
STEUBENVILLE
Douasprezece falnilii fara
adapost.

STEUBENvILLE, O., 25 Tan.
Douasprezece familii au remas
fara adapost All in urma unui foe
care ameninta Gu distrugere un
cartier intreg. Familiile au fost
alungate Ia strada, in hainele lor
de noapte, in cea mai rece noapte
anului. Cea mai mare parte din
ele ma avut ocazie 81 salyezs mobi-
lele, - unica posesiune q pnora, =
din casele carl All sunt in rllinA.
Dupace focul q distrus 0 sala
mare de dams, casa mare fnchi-
RATA Ia mai multe familii 81 doua
case mai mici, pompierii au fost
siliti sd Sc foloseasca de dinamita
ca sd salveze casele din iur.
Sectiunea, in care q isbucnit TO
cul, este fara apa. Originea focu-
lui nu s'a stabilit inca in mod ii
nal, dar 50 crede ca fost cauzat
de copjI &c s'au jucat GU chibrituri
in podul unei case. Paguba nu es
tie evaluata inca.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-01-25
PLAT1LE coNs1L1ERILoR
oRAsULUI PITTsBURG
sA Sc REDUCA.

Pittsburgh, Pa. Is Ianuarie. -
Consiliul Muncei adoptat eri 0
resolutie prin care consillul Gle y
al orasului Pittsbarg este provo
cat ca sa reduca salarlW consi-
lierilor la $4,000 annual, - mini
mul provazut de lege, - in con-
formitate Gu politica de economii
adoptata de conducatorii orasu-
Nlui in programuA lor de alegere,
81 in urma caruia s'au 81 redus
deja lefurile pompierilor, poll
tistilor, 81 ale celorlalti salarizati
.ai orasului.
Resolutia, &c s'a publicat eri,
dupa &C Sc amintesc, in detalii,
reducerile ce trebuiesc Sd Sc facA,
spune ca primarul 81 consiliul al
trebui sa infaptuiasca economic
incepand Gu Ell.
salariul pTimarulni w. A. Ma.
gee este $1O.00O, lar al consilieri
lor de cate $1,000 la an.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-01-25
Isl UCIDE
BARBATUL 81
ESTE ACHITATA

]. COLUMBUS, Is Ian.-Doamna
Florence B. CLARK, care impus-
cat pc barbatul sxa, omorindu-l j.
.mediat, in noapteasde Is Ianuarie,
q fost achitata. Ea Z fost acuzata
de asasinare calificatA de gradul
priin. Verdictul de achitare a
fost adus de juratii din curtea ju-
decatorului John r. Seidel. Cur
tea q sustinut Cd damna Clark a
folosit arma pentfn apararea sa a.
wand in vedere faptul ca barbatul
iei spart trei usi 80 sa ajunga la
sofia "a.
Asasihatul a fost politistul Mau-
rice Clark, care ~ acuzat Cd Sc
osupa Gu vindere alcoolului, yio-
land astfel legea ohibitiei.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-01-25
ACUZATA CA A
INCERCAT SA-SI
OTRAVEASCA
PARINTII

WAUSEON, O., 25 Ian.-D-na
Elsie Greider Weber, acuzata ca a
incercat sa-si otraveasca parintii,
punand otrava in mancarile lor,-
a fost ascultata All. Ea nu-si a.
duce aminte de data casatoriei sa-
lie nici de ceea a nasterii copilului
sau, spunand ca el fost nascut
cam pc la finea lunei August, dar
"a stiut sa spuna ziua exacta. Nu
STA adus aminte nici de impreju-
rarea ca ca a fost in temnita in
luna Maiu, anul trecut. Superin-
tendentul scolar Bowser, declarat
ca ell a examinat mentalitatea Ell
care nu e mai buna decat ceea a
unui copil de 8 ami.
Apararea eli sc face pc baza ca
ca sufere de disordine mentala 81
a suferit 81 atunci cand a incercat
comiterea crimei. Doamna Emma
Greideg, mama fetei, declarat ca
i nziua cand fata eli pus otrava in
mancare, a observat ceva praf, ce
era ca faina, in mancari, 81 ca
cafeaua avea un miros neobicinuit
Ea devenit banuitoare 81 a in
chis-o panace a sosit seriful Ford
81 prosecutorul Garfield, carl AL
luat mancarea pentru examinare
Pc baza acestei examinari s'a adus
acuza contra d-nei Weber.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-01-25

vre-o decizie In aceasta privinta.
,El . declarat ca a vorbit rcferl-
tor La participate Gu presedintele
carui la comunicat parerea sa.
''Presedintele a avut curajul
sa ma 'ntrebe despre parerile
mele, lar ell am avut indrasneala
sal raspund" "a declarat Bran
,degee. "Eu presupun ca admi-
nistratia n ar lua partc fara con-
sultarea congresului GU scopul cd
.deciziile ce s'ar lua sa fie Obliga-
tori pentru tara. Eu nu cred ca
presedintele poate lega tara de
|politica streina fara consultarea
81 consimtirea senatului. Eu stu
ca altii sunt de parerea ca prese-
dintele este suveran in aceasta
privinta 81 poate sa Sc pronunte
in mod obligator in numele tarii
Isl al poparului 81 fara consimtc.
mantul senatului. Eu nici cand
n am impartasit accasta parere.'
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-01-25
DiSta|lta din LOndrapaIa
"a New York: Is orc

Londra, % Ianuarie., Tele.
CRANE sosite la Londra din Italia
spun ca aici sc construieSte un
:balon urias dirijabil care TAR pu-
tea avea viteza de 215 mile la
ora 81 care ar putea face distanta
din Londra pana la New York in
'timp de 18 ore. Acest balon n ar
folosi gaz ci vid (yacuum).
Balonul este inventia lui Sig
nor Vaugean. Comunicarea acea-
sta Great o excitare intensa in
cercurile aviatice din Europa
Inventatorul spune ca inventia
sa ar face revolutie nu numai in
privinta razboiului dar 81 in ce
priveste transportul aerian. =
In loc de a Sc folosi gaz ce este
expus exploadarii, s'ar folosi vid
(vacuum) desvoltat prin auto
rul unor pumpe manate de niste
masini. Acest principiu a fost
.cercetat de inventatorii tuturor
timpurilor, dar modelele s'au
;prabusit totdeauna din cauza
marei presiuni atmosferice.
Vaugean spune ca ell va irwin
ge aceasta greutate prin impre-
jurarea cd va construi balonul in
trei sectii, fiecare in interiorul
celeilalte. Aerul dintre scotia ex-
terna 81 prima interna nu va fl
pumpat in mod total, spatiul ur-
mator va fl pumpat mai bine, lar
spatiul din centru va fl pumpat
eat Sc poate de multi. Astfel pre-
siunea atmosferica Gle dinafara
este distribuita intre cele trei
suprafeti find redusa la mai put
tin de cinci fllnti pc TIN inciu pa
trat in toate pDrtiunile balonului.
Patru masini, de 800 cal pute-
re fiecare, vor arde uleu greu in
loc de gasolina, 81 vor reduce risi-
cul explosiei.
Prin cresterea opi decresterea
vidului prin mijlocired pumpelor,
balonul Sc va ridica orr Sc va
cobori.
Expertii britain accepta acea-
sta veste GU multa bunavointa 81
mare curiozitate, dar refuza sd
faca declaratii pana ce nu vor
sti mai multe amanunte.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-01-25
D0|lcaza sa &Q,-
100000 giVHstati
WssEn Reserve
Suma totalA . d4natiilor sale este
de Z mih6ane dolari.

Samuel Mather a oferit uni
versitatii din Cleveland Western
Reserve ca wa plat intreg costui
cladirii nouii facultati dc medi-
Gina a universitatii, ce este eva.
luat la suma de ~ 500. 900. Acea-
sta donate va face posibil ca ia.
cultatea de medicina din Cleve-
land sd fie una din cele mai fru-
NOSE 81 mai moderne din Statele
Unite.
Consiliul Uniyersitatii Gu oca.
,ziunea adunarii oamenilor de in.
,credere al .fostilor elevi carl sus.
tin intreaga Universitate a accep.
tat GU mare recunostinta acest
dar.
Donatiile d-lui Samuel Mathel
facute in favoarea universitatii
Sc ridica la $4,OOO.OOO Noul sau
dar va asigura desvoltarea ne
.marginita a Universitatii, care 81
pana acum este ma din cele ma
bune in Statele Unite. Sc credt
ca acest gest marinimos va grab
81 fuzionarea propusa a Universi
tatii Western Reserve 81 a Scoa
lei Tehnice Case School of Ap
piled science) din Cleveland.
Darul va realixa 81 dorinta ia
cultatii 81 ca imprejurime Uni
|versitatii sa desvolte intr'ul
cartier adevarat studentesc.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-01-25
Tratat nou Gu.
cerIIlania
Imprumut dat Liberisi.

Washington, Is Ian. - Fri, Gu
ocazia unei cine la Casa Alba, s'a
hotarit Cd Sc va face un nou ira
tat Gu Germania prin care Sc va
constitui comisie pentru arbi-
trarea despagubirilor private ce
Sc cuvin cetatenilor Statelor Uni
te din cauza razboiului mondial.
Aceasta decizie s'a luat de pre-
sedintele Harding, secretarul de
stat Hughes 81 fruntasii republ-
cani din senat 81 camera.
S'a mai hotarit 81 acordares
unui imprumut de $5,0OO.OOO Iii.
beriei.
Chestii, ca: participarea la
Genoa, rezultatele conferintei dir
Washington 81 alte probleme in.
ternationale, nu s'au discutat Gu
aceasta ocazie.
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DE
PATENTE VA
Fl VOTATA

WASHINGTON, 25 Ian.-Inca
inainte de finea saptamanii va tre-
ce 81 prin Senat legea care regu-
leaza functionarea Biuroului pen
tru patente. Legea a fost deja vo-
tata de Camera. Senatorial Hiram
johnson din California, presedin-
tele comitetului de patente in Sc
nat, declarat ca comitetul va ra-
porta proiectul in mod favorable.
Legea dispune ca sd Sc mareasca 81
numarul 81 leafa functionarilor.
La biuroul federal al patentelor
sunt cam 70-sO,0O0 cazuri nerezol-
vate din cauza ca nu sunt functio-
mari in numar sufficient 81 pentru
ca salariul lor este att de mic ca
nu Sc pot angaja experti chemati
ca sd examineze diferitele cereri.
Della legea aceasta Sc asteapta I'M
bun&tatiri multe 81 angajarea
unor celebritati carl sa-si dea pa
rere competenta dcspre inventii,
de carl depinde att dc multi pro-
gresul Statelor Unite.
Legea q fost votata in Camera
a H r.
de Q majoritate, cutropitosre si Sc
crede Cd va Fl adoptat4 81 de senat.