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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-25
ENTERTAIN WORLD NEWSlES
g. S, Younkman, Drug Store Proprt-
etor, Host 10 40 Boys Sunday Night.

C. S. Younkman, formerly city
commissioner, entertained 40 World
newsboys at his drug store last night.
At 8 o'clock, the boys were called TO
the store and in addition to apples
and popcorn, the boys we're treated
to the extent OF their ability 10 drink
at the soda fountain.
Railroads of the United Statos are
now operating over a total of 264,-
.373 miles OF track
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-25

Pictures NJ 2, $50 and . p. n
Vaudeville at 3, 1880 and 0;t5
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-25

Seats reserved for both tOnight's
shows not held after $3.50 and
$3.50
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-25

On The Screcu--Iirst Run
PhntOpluy
THE AMAZING LOVERS"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-25
BINS A. GRILL
Novelty Artists

Fred Elkins, Joe Fay and
Jack Ilkins
Mirth, Melody and SyncOpatiOn
BlaCkfaCo Comedians Supreme
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-09-21
Gnrepa blieh ttaA Sem
Datifatt .4ift Sahrufte.

Ser bodm. Dr. sSames M. Rpan,
@refutibfefretdr bes Departments Ser
|gr5ieb1ng oeg NationoI &atbolif @el-
fare Councils, nor fnr5lib in &oHl
ur6 beridtet nun bas ~folgen6e:
.Was mir an meiiten in Som auf.
fieI, mar Der grobe reltgi0ie Bediel,
tpelder feit meiner lebten Mntneien.
belt in9fom otpiiden ben Sabren 1915
unb 1919 ftattgefunoen. Damals
ntadte iib ein fein6ieliger @eiit ge-
gen 8rieiter unb Stride bemerfbar.
Mngriffe gegen iie in Ser 8reiie naren
bdlfig. IS gab.6a Maga5tne fpe5ieq
DUR gerIditerung reltgiofer Dinge.
Oft tparen Brieiter un6 5tuoenten
|anf Sen StraBen Sniu!ten al1sgeiebt,
ID ntat6n1al tpltr6en tie tdtliid ot1ge-
griffen.. Nn bag bat geair,bert.
Sic moralffde Madt Der Stride III ber
-&auptiubt Der g~gristenbeit III gaa5
tterfrDHisoiiA eriftturfft. Ne s11bor ga.
be id groBere @1inogebungen Iebet10i-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-09-21
Sebitrer,piirfc.

Il
gom 1moraIiiden Stanopunft aus
Limb 9eIbitborpiirfe febr nn5uerfen-
nenoe @efiib1e. Gle baben getpobm-
lid ben goriab our 8ef{erung i'm @e-
folge, 6od fino @ntfbliiiie obne Be-
6el1tung, folgt nidt iogleid 0ie Sat.
SIN @egeuteH fino iie 6nnn biel cher
geeignet, Sic Meeniden ab5uitumpfen
90 fie in 6ieien bas @efiibI elmer ge-
piifen 8efrieoigrng uber sic guten
Mbiidten, als einen Ser Moral ge-
bra6ten Sribut b%erborrufen.
Selbitbortpiirfe iin6 in ibren ber<
|f6iebenen @raoen nibt abbdngig bon
Der 56uere Ser S6ulb, iorbern bon
Der gigenart oes Climbers. Gibt elm
ieoer miro fofort bon ibner beimge-
iudt; eite GENTLE Senfibilitdt bes
gaerbenipifens geb0rt uberbaupt oa-
5u tie empfn1oen 5u fo5nren. Gin
reines getnifien 1T 8Hrgidaft fir Ben
inneren Srie6er. Mber es gibt lei
Der aitb Naturen, ber1er oieie @l1-
BE trob bielfader 8ergebungen nidt
fobaI6 abbanoen fonnmt.
Gin g11tes @eDiiien un6 @eniifen-
loiigteit ieben fid Oft iebrs db1li6.
Ndie es ibeint, lit Elm Wenfd bon
troben0er @eiunobeit neniger leidt
@eDiiiensq1alen al1sgeiebt als ein.
nerboier, leidt erregbarer; ni6t in.
met, aber getlDiB IN feIr bieIen Sal
len fa1n man 6ie 8emerfl1ng n1n-
den bob Elm a1fBeren ginfluifen Ieidt
5ngdnglider Menib fh nidt r11r
idnen Der Siinoe, ionoerr aud ben.
gmpfinoungen Der @eIbitbor1piirfe.
bingeben 1nirb. Mon bite iid ieoodb
biera11g faIifde Sdliiife gu 8ieben.
Denn friber ODER ipdter miro ii6 Die
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-09-21

|groBe Musbpeitung ieineg r1oraIifden
.ginfIniies. 81 Grnnfreih nabm id
|6enieIben groben 8ltpads oes reIi-
giofen sSntereifes lnb praftiider Sin.
6ndt tpabr tnie III Mor1. 8ie @irden
iin0 iebt gefiliM unb gefiiM NIT Md11-
1tern, mas III friiberen Sabren nidt
Der Sal getpefen III.
Soffentlth gelnngt gIerus unb
Bolt in Granfreid balo our @infidt,
bob feline gegentndrtiger Neeierungs.
mdinter geiItur5t tperoen miiifen, nm
Die Qualification IN europa Dor BEN
nnterga1g at betpabren.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-09-21
grinnerut1g an cine pirfIide 5bIed-
|tigfeit ridt 5nrifpeiien Iaifen.

grtnneTllfg an etne ID1rII1De StDle0s
lfigfet ni1t 5uriftpeifen laifen.
gg pibt bieIe Meniden bic cine
lIfronfbafte Neigung 81 SelbitDortuiir-
lien beiiben, eg 1T aber ebenfo 3tpef.
log, fit iih uno Ste unngeb,lug pei
nigenb, fid qualbole @eodnfen uber
cine &anol,tng at maiden, 6eren Slid
)tigfeit oft in gar teinem gerbdItnis
5u Der grregung, oie tie berborruft,
ftebt. WiBlingt Elm 8orbaben, bas
mir nod better araften 11no nod reif-
Iidem Nadoenfen ausfiibrten, 10 mol
len mir llng 1esbaIb nidt oie 2ebers.
fre11be nit 9~ortnlrfen Dergdaen. sic
madden uns Dor Der 3eit 11iirbe nn6
ranben lns ben 8lid fir bas 8roBe
un6 @an5e.
@ein Wenib lit unfeblbar un6 ie-
De miBlungene Sat - tp%obIberitar-
ben, Die, meIde nit g1ten Mbiidten
! entipringt - jon nift sic Anene
11nerquidIiber @ebonfen lein, I'M
|Dinge, nelbe nidt gu dnbern fino.
lfonoern cine tpertpoue grlbeinurg
Die uns lebrt, oie idtpere @l1nit bes
|9ebens BEL dbnli9en Anldi1en BEL
Ter ausiiben.
8ie biel Srdner tper6en t6glih ge>
tpeint tuie biel 4lngen nnb Bitten
itiinoIih gum @immeI gefanbt? 8obl,
Leg gibt biel l1ngIiid auf ser 8et,
IbieI nnrebt, 6as oie Meniden ab5u-
bitten baben, aber eben besbalb iol-
lien mir nidt Ben Summer Ser Belt
bermebren unb uns 10 Inn Snben
I, bdrtneI 6ie gum Eeil nur in 11nferer
ginbiloung befteben. Ber Neig11ng
3u Selbitbortpurfen bat, Der befampfe
tie. Cont meroen bieie ibm nberan
Die Greube berbittern unb fi6 Bel gro-
ben iotpie Heinen Mnldiien berbor<
1 ~ -. tr&4EEgsrWA-rt1
6rdngen.
90 itnb grooBtenteils quite gbnraf-
tere, Sic bieien Sang beiiben. 9en1t
er entipribt elmer groben @etpifien-
baftigfeh, nber man fon iib bitten,
iid ibm an5uiebr bin5ugeben. Sort
nlio nit berartigen Selbifborlpiirfen,
moourd Sic 5eele eetriibt miro, nnb
mir oie gre1i6e ON 2eben berlieren.
Sober Selbitbortul1rf berlangt ieirer
8efrie6igung cine 8uBe, cine CUTE
|8anolung 1T 6nber bag nirffarnfe
Mittel, ing nit ung felber gu berfob-
men. +
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-09-21
uno @ittli1feit Iaiie1 fid nidt trert-
men. @otteg @edte in ben bret er.

ltn0 91ttltd)felt lailett 1td ttld]t 1refts
men. @otteg Redte in ben bret err
ften @eboten an eriter 5tede Il. banr
lin ben iieben an6erert @eboten Bic
Menidenrehte, Sic &edte Der gltern,
Der Mrn,en, Die Rehte Der Ereue, @e.
rebtigfeit u,o Wabrboftigfeit. Mse11.
idenredte fam man nidt berteibigen
tpenr man bie @ottesredte perleugnet.
Man fagt OIL, bas Gbrijtentum lei
meientli9 Mdditenliebe un0 besbalb
NIT oem So5ialisml,s berpan6t.
Meine Ereuenl Dns gbriitentllm
lift an eriter SteIle @ottesltebe
@dub ser @ottesrebte un6 tper Die
@ottesIiebe nidt onerfennt, barf ni6t
bon Berpanotihaft nit bem Gbrilte1-
tum ipreben.
IS e e 5 e g I e, Der
feline &edtgor6nung unb Die @eiek-
gebung 11idt auf sen 8o6er1 Der 8ebo-
tie @ottes itent, ser cine gerfaiiung
bot obne ben Mamen @ottes, 6er Die
@e1te Der @ltern in feinem Sdrl-
gelebe nidt fennt, Der Die Sbeater-
unb @inoieube nidt fernbdlt bon iei-
mem @oIfe, ser cine @eiekgebnng
idafH, meI6e sic gbeideibnng erleid-
teri, meI9e sic unebeli6e Mr1tter-
idaft III @9ub 11i1nmt. $50 bie 5ebn
@ebote nidt bea9tet meroen, 6a tper-
Sen tauienbe bon 5taatsgeieben fei-
ne &e9tsor5nung finben.
$50 oas @eieb zines Stuates NIT
oen @eboten in 8i6erfpru6 itebt, 90
qiIt Ser Sat: g 0 d t
Ii ri9t Staatsre6t.
@etpiiienbafte M;anner hau6en
mir 10 notpenotg, tpie 6as tdglide
8rot. 9ns @epifien lit beute not
pen6ig. Ntdt ne1e Gebote bra16en
mir, aber mebr @eniiienbaftigfeit
lgegen sic alten @ebote. &ompromii-
fife iin6 ,1noermei6li6 51n1 Musglei9
Der Geeenfate. ueber alien &om-
promifien itebt aber Der @runbfab.
e Sc I t 10 a T
so eineib unb &o6Derrat.
|Sie bleibt in Ser @ei9ibte erbli9 be-
laitet ,tno geaeibnet nit einem &airs-
NAL, m1b menn fie beute @rfolg bot
tie, tpe11r1 fie % un6 BORT 8orteile
bra9te. Cine nntnt fann auf @runo
[oeiien nibt beilig geiproden meroen.
Ser iebige &atbolifentag nitro ben
fatboliiden @run6iab rSrene" anf
Den 2eudter erbeben, cine Sunoert<
idaft bon Observation-Disclosures
I'M ie6en &r6tltrm ber1m, Elm
benb MIR I'M ie6e8ereisfabne bernm,
un6 mir tponen 6as M1geiibt Der Or
DE ernenerrt.
&atboIif6 fem beiBt 6rittens Elm
sc . # Ell e II 6ur9 sic fiirdbb-
ltAe @~na6enlebre.
Qus @ottes @rabe ermd9lt Die fa-
tboliibe 3nberfi9t. &ntboIifentage
1i1b feline Hara6e, feline 9emonftra-
tion. @atboIifentage iinb Hatboli-
ide 8uperfidt, fntboliider 3ufunfts-
glaltbe un6 fatboIif9e Eatfraft. Sn
Der @na0e @ottes fatbolii6 iein,
beiBt aus ben Queaen Ser Safrantenz
te f6opfen. 8ir fenner1 feinen &a-
tbolifen Ser Ebeorie ur6 Ser Braris;
mir fenner1 1ur @atbolifen. 6ie gu ben
@naoenquelIer Ser Saframente ellen,
unb aug biefet ibopfen. &atboItib
fem, beibt aud Sic @efebe Der Sir
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-09-21
DE anerffnnen. &atboliid fem beiBt,
init nebeuaten @nie1 beten f0nt1er,

DE anerffnnen. &atboliid fem beiBt,
init %gebeugten 4nien beten for1en,
nn6 am @emeinidaftsgebet Der Stride
teilnebmen, uno neil fatboliider
|@laube opoitolii6er CLAUDE 1T, oa--
rum 1T @1a1tbensgeiit ielber al.d 81
poiteIgeiit. Ser apoitolii6e @eiit 1T
berufen, @lm1bensipaltungen in UNI
ferem goIfe 5n beiIen. aber 11r1r init
benz Men1 Der 2iebe, Ser 6riifliden
grnoerliebe, ni6t nit @etpalt, oie GEE
trennten grii6er al 11rs betm3ufubren
Sen npoitoliiden @eift Ser 5ittenlebre
uno Ser @%ra6enlebre o11d in bas Of
|fentIide 2eben binein5ntragen bie
mirtdnftIiden nno iittliben Soften
NIT ben @naoenfrdften Der @eIigion
au beilen, 6ag 1T oas g BEG ia.
tboIiiden @atbedism1s.
Wir miiifen a1,riifgeben uno an
fnnge11 nit benz sc g 6 Beg fatbbo-
|Iii9en &otedign11tg. Sir miiifen 55lul-<
riiidfffebren ouf ben 8o6en Der fatboli.
|iden @la1tbenslebre. Gbaraftere5
meroen auf benz 8o6en Der fatboli.
fden sittenlebre. Mpoifel tperoen IN
Der firbliben @~nabenlebre nn6 bird
|bieie. 9anit babe ib Die Quaoern III
6te @runoma11ern bineingeiebt. Sebt
m0gen Sic ar6erer Reoner beg &afbo.
litentaees meter ba11e1 ouf 6teiem
@ruroe nnb m0ger1 uns begeiitern
fir Sdple 11no Sa1genobil6ung, fir
standardization ur6 S~eioenmiiiion,
fir goIfsbiIonng unb goIfsihlid.-
tel, fiir55taatsgefiunung unb eGSriies
bengpflege.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-09-21

lesli glaut;ns eefeben aIs AM Gnee
Der groben ea@ariittfhen Bro3eifton.
Die 2sute, !pe(de sic StraBen, ste Die
8ro5eIiion Mtldaog, beiebt bielten,
1pare11 ridt Bios anitdnoig, Tie ma-
rem aud a.,.bbdiftie. nie in ibren M1e-
mdBigen Nusgabet1 oes gatifans,
men erfennbor mar. So tpirfli6,
|6er internationally eudaritifde &nn=
greB fat einer be1nerfensperten gr=
|foIg i'm reIigi0fen 2eben ri6t Bios
in Nom uro sSttalten, fon6ern in
gnn5 gnropa, berborge3aubert... Ser
81. @ater 1T iebr finnn5ieqen 8eiitan-
beg beoirftig, nidt bios pegen Der res
geImdbigen Nrsgaben bes gatifans,
fonoern aud tpeget Der G%rbalhlng Der
miIotatigm Miiiione11 BEG 81. Stub.
Ieg. Ole &atboIifen guropas t1n me-
mig fur Sen 9atifar uno iino aud
1idt il Der Gage bel 31 tlin. Wenn
!bas anreritaniide @oH bic unglndfIIii.
DE Gage oes 81. Gaters begreif, tpirb
es reigebger gum 8eruspfennig bel.
iteuern. @s lit gera6e iebt Die @eIe-
genbeit, sic Ql1enen s6es 81. gaters
311 itdrten, bern es tua1rbe mir in eng
|Ianb, DeutfhGano unb Grnnfreid flor
bob Der moralif6e ginfIlB 6es 8apits
turng uberan I'M 8nnebmer1 1T. Die
|Steul1ng 6es gatifons mdiibrer6 bes
@eItfrieges miro iest iiberal GRIND.
lib beritar6en 1tn6 feline itrifte Nen-
traIitdt a%nerfarnt. Der 3linebrnet10e
gelpeis Der Satiade, baB Der gege1,.
pdrtige @apit Der Sreuno ieoer Ra.
ton III, bot Ben Weg bereitet, fit Sic
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-09-21
karNiital Sanlhabcr's
ReNc ift Mliindbcft.

CUR beutigen groffnung Der So.
Notwithstanding Ser &atboltfen
Demti9lanos in Miinden belt Rar-
binaI SauIbaber cine beoe,1tiarne Rro'
grammreoe, bie I'M Madftebenoen
tportgetrel pieoergegeben it,:
Seio mir pinfomme11, 6e1ttibe
@Iaubensbriioer aus allen @aue1t
6eutider 3unge, in Der Gtelbeit
oeutiden Stommesart, nm Cure for
benfrobe SABINE geiammelt in Der Gin.
beit fatbolii9en @laubens. &atboli-
fentage no Miiittage fatbolii6en
@iiiens mno @epifiens, fatbolii9er
Mrbeitsfreuotgfeit 1,n0 Mrbeitsgemetn-
idaft, fotbolii6er ginbeit. @atbolis
fentage iinb Elm @ottesoienit. Ser
Mame fatboltid lit fein bloier Mnitrid
bon MuBen, er 1T Ser @usbrud I'M
ieres inneren@ eiens, cine grt fatboli-
iber Satfraft.
&atbollib 1e11, be1Bt, etn 8ete1t.
11er fem auf benz 8o6en Ser fir6li-
den @aubensIebre. gbriih1s bot
MIR cine Stride gegriin6et unb Die
@arbbeitsilt9er a%ngeapieien, bieie Ell.
ne Stride at ebren. Sic 2ebren 6es
Sells fino nidt ausseliefert an bas
iubieftibe @elieben uno an 6ie freie
Sorfdung. Ser @atbedismts Der
fatbolH6en @laubenspabrbeit 1T in
Der &an6 6es firdliden 2ebramteS
seleet. Sd ftele bas nit &bfidt an
Den @ingang oieies &atbolifentages.
9ie &r1rpfuiber int religiofen 9ebe11
iino 2egion gemor6en. Sic boben fei-
ne Stride, feline @ottesiabung. I'M
fer @laube aber itebt auf apoitolii9em
Selfenbo6en. 8tr ela11ben unb BE-.
fer1ner be,1te Dor auer 8elt a1fs 11er=
e: Die cine, beilige, fatboliide nno
,@oitoliide Stride lit mebr als Elm
Spitem menfdlider Beisbeit, mebr
aIs Elm 8a1 menf6lider Srganiia-
tionsfunit. 9ie Stride lit Der 8m1
Der BFanaung @ottes. 9ie Stride
lit feline trennenoe Mal1er 5nii6en
Gbriftrts rn6 Sen ein5elnen Seelen,
iie lit cine berbin6en6e Bride 5mi=
iden, ser @eele un6 ibrem Seilan<
Be. gbriitus bleibt Ser Beg, Die
8abrbeit uno 6as 2eben; ote Stride
peiit ouf 1ieien @egl Sc lit eine
@ranfbeit, sic religioien 8egriffe gu
beruedieIn. Seoe Mii6ung beroirM
oie refine Mrt un6 fiibrt aur 8l1ttar-
m1t bes fatbo1tfben 9ebens. 81
@atboIiid iein beiBt tpeiter eitt
gbrtft Elm auf benz So
ben Ser 4rifIiAen Cit.
tenIebr,e.
Gin Gotten beiliger 8ine lebt,
@ott bot feline @ebote gegeben als
@idtmaB peri6nlider 2ebers un6 @e-
Neutrality-suspicious.. @oH bat Die Tn.
t%eroronung bes menidliben 8inens
nnter Sen @ottesmiuen %gefor0ert uno
bie Stride bat gu Ben @eboten @ottes
6ie MISUNDERSTANDING gege-
ben.
Sic aebn @ebote @ottes begrIn0en
Sic driitlid]e Sittenoronung, Die Drift
Iide 2ebens. unb @eienfbaftsoro<
1rurtg. @ottesIiebe 1tno Menf@enIiebe
iir0 in BEN aebr1 @ebotett unloslih
miteinanoer berbnn6en. &eligio1
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-09-21
SEPT miro ser apoitoliibe N11ntiug

Sect miro Der ap0ltol1lbe gt11tt11ts
on oen MItor treten rn6 sic SonntugS
meife fir guh ole feiern unb mir
|i6lieBen nrs Elm, in 0as beilige Spfer
nn6 in oieien Segen aud ben &atbo-
lifentag r1nb tpo4en fart mer6en I'M
Germ un6 mouen anlegen Sic Niiit-
ing @ottes. SIM Namen bes 8aterS
:11nb 6es 5obnes uno 6eS beiligen Set
ites. Mnnert.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-09-21

Irlgrub zlrn notwithstanding W. prl1altfn
AM ~, 81 mn ii, 6fptennher
sVWe
Nad Saafnoen front ibr gum Gefe,
Ru einem fSede bober 2nt;
Sur @6er3 uno Gur3nuel 1nuntrr @dfe
3iennt nbt Ser Ssatboifenfabrt,
&eut, 9t e, ernien 9Rotb 81 pflegen,
gie TIN erbeilbt Die ernfe 3et;
6euf gilt es, 8euQniB ab3ulegen:
3ei9t, odB tbr &atboliten ieo!
$50 nod be fronnae gdterith,
Set ae @laube unperRbrt
SIN 6errenibloB nnb blrff9 ger 6ntt,
gBiro bod oas beige &reu5 oerebrt
Sod aub am 6eertueg muB es ragen;
e9n bieiem 3ei6en nur 1T @el!
Q6enn mir IN ieinem 3eiben ta9en,
QGirD audi idn @e9en nns 5u tell!
Sem Beden naben tribe 5tunOen;
Drum l66pfet beute froben Nlutb!
@ereint miro tluger &atb 9efunoen;
@erent geln9t Die Mrbeit gut,
een unlerun meten 9Greunoestrdie
lebt oldbe 9he9e ieber 5tanb;
Gin iener mmtt nod iener QSeiie
l1no jebr reidt oe gruoerbanb!
SD lei es lnneroar aebalten;.s# ..
Damn miro oas 9roBe 9sert geoeibn!
Nidt Gigeniu6t bart BET us walten,
Gang muB oas 6r3 fatbolifcb ien!
l1no nue Der Nar auf mdbt gen Gdningen
Sid beuen Nugs CUR 5onne bebt,
QDirb unire Sarat 81 beiBenn gfingen
SIN Mufblid gu Dem 3hl belebt!
aQ09' oidr uRatbolfentag in @roBen"
Ser utleinen pee" nod f6 3iebn;
~DaB, mas @t. CLOUDS @eilb' enlpronen,
On oQen 0rten n09 erblubn!
The Republican., 1922-01-26
MACKALL SAYS LITTLE
About Mr.. Zouck's Comment On State
Road Fund Deficit.

State Roads Chairman John N.
Mackall was asked few days ago to
comment on the statement of Frank
H. Zouck, his predecessor in office,
concerning the deficit in the state
roads maintenance fund. Mr.. Zouck
charges that the Governor knew two
years ago, or should have known,
that there was a deficit and that
therefore his reference to the deficit
in his legislative message as a new
matter was unjustifed.' Mr.. Zouck
alleges that the Governor has a very
"treachous memory"
All that could be gotten out of Mr..
Mackall on the subject was that the
case had already been stated in the
official report of the Roads Commits
sion. The last report, submitted two
years ago, refers to the shortage in
the maintenance fund due to insuffic-
iency of the receipts from the license
tax on motor vehicles.
The controversy recalls the action
of Governor Richie two years ago in
refusing to reappoint the old mem
bers of the Roads Commission.
The Republican., 1922-01-26
PROPOSE AUTOIST GIVE
BOND FOR DAMAGE PAYMENT
\ Measure now Before The Legis-
Iature That Is Unfair.

Local autoists are interested in the
bill known as House Bill No. /, in
troduced by Delegate Isador Beir-
field, of Baltimore City, requiring all
automobilists in the State Of Mary
land to furnish security guarantee
ing the payment of damages to the
extent of $4,000 on account Of the
injury or death Of any one person in
any one automobile accident and to
the extent of at least $4,000 on ac-
count of the injury or death of more
than one person in any one accident,
and further to furnish bond to guar
antee payment to the extent of 81 900
on account of damage to property in
any automobile accident.
This bill provides that such secur-
ity may be furnished by procuring an
indemnity bond from some authorized
company or by depositing acceptable
securities or by pledging real estate
of the value of $4,000. The cost of a
surety bond to meet the requirements
of this bill will run from $35 per
annum up according to the make of
car and should this bill become law
every automobilist in the State will
be affected.
Many persons are said to feel that
there can be no possible excuse for
requiring every automobilist in the
State of Maryland to go to this ex-
pense for the reason that there are
thousands of automobile owners re-
siding beyond the limits of congested
cities, who rarely if ever, have acci-
dents and it is therefore, unjust and
unreasonable to require these people
to bear this heavy burden.
The Republican., 1922-01-26
BODYOFPOPETO
BEBURIED TODAY
Ceremony To Take Place At 3
O'Clock After Which Sacred
College VIII Meet.

The body of Pope Benedict XIV will
be entombed in the Basilica of St.
Peters today at three o'clock. The
ceremony will take place at that hour
after which the sacred college will
devote itself exclusively to matters
of the conclave to be held on Febru-
ary 2.
Preparations for the funeral and
the collecting and arranging of med
ais and documents to be placed in
the coffin occupied practically the en-
tire day of the sacred college and
the Vatican household.
The funeral ceremony will be in
the strictest privacy, the Vatican of
ficials holding to the letter that none
be admitted to the vast Basilica ex-
cept the sacred college.
The Republican., 1922-01-26
MORE FOR A DOLLAR! is CRY
Business Men and Workers to Give
and Get More for the Same Amount,

More for a dollar! That phrase
presents the guiding principle Of
American business life just at present
and it works both ways. 1t repre-.
sents both the attitude of the buyer
nd the seller, and the employer and
the worker on his payroll. Business
men and workers expect to give more
as well as get more for dollar than
they did in 1921.
That trend, however, does not nee
essarily mean lower prices or lower
wages. In some industries there is
every indication that both prices and
wages will be maintained at not less
than present levels for at least six
months to come. But there is a rigid
price resistance from the buying pub.
lie which must be taken into consider
alton. Recognizing this, manufactur.
ers, wholesalers, jobbers and retailers
are endevoring to give more for
dollar in quality or service or efficien-
cy if not in quantity.
Labor, while determined as a pur-
chaser to get more for its dollars, is
realizing, as a producer, the necessity
of giving more for dollar in person.
al efficiency and reduction of waste.
This widespread determination to
both give and get more for dollar
is bringing buyer and seller closer
together in an increasing develop
ment of more stable and more active
business conditions. Business dis
patches received in the last "a hours
make this evident. These develop
ments will continue if economy, con.
servatism and efficiency are stressed
above stimulation and expression.
Threat of a coal strike in April
still is too far off to have affected
the demand materially, although an
increase of activity is preceptible,
which, however, has failed to stiffen
prices. There are ample anthracite
stocks in reserve, and bituminous
prices are not expected to advance
materially. Steel men are not only
increasing output, but are enlarging
their plants.
The Republican., 1922-01-26
LAST NUMBER LYCEUM COURSE
VIII be presented at The Maryland
Theatre on Monday Night.

lheatre on Monday Night.
The last numebr of the Lyceum
course, under the auspices of the
Oakland Civic Club, will be given on
Monday evening at the Maryland
Theater, at which time The Princess
Nadonis Indians will be the attraction.
A dim hazy picture of an evening
in the wigwam of the red man-of
grooming Indian lullabys-of war
riors sitting silently about a smoul-
dering camp-fre-that is the etching
which remains indelibly in your mind
after you have heard and seen the
Princess Nadonis Indians. Princess
Nadonis of the Ojibways is the best
known Indian writer, poet and enter
tainer in America. Her recitals of
Original Indian stories and poems
have captivated the audiences of
Europe as we'll as those of this coun-
try. When her clear, sweet voice is
raised in song, you may close your
eyes and feel the spirit of Indian life
close by. The Princess had had some
very interesting experiences. During
her seven trips abroad she met some
very noted artists and has appeared
on the program with them at different
times. She had the pleasure of being
a personal friend of Ella Wheeler
Wilcox, who endorsed her work most
highly. Through the influence of
Nine. Sarah Bernhardt, the Princess
Bernhardt's French School of
Acting in New York City. She has
entertained many prominent people
both here and abroad, having ap-
peared in the Royal Palace in London
before the Crowned Heads. The
Princess is the only Indian woman
writing poetry successfully since
Pauline Johnson of Canada.
Chief Konoka White-Eagle, a full
blood Indian of theWinnebago Tribe
and a veteran of the late World War
will appear, so also will two other
Indians of noted ability.
The programs given by the Lyceum
Bureau have been entertaining many
Of the people of Oakland and have
met with their approval.