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Evening star., 1922-01-03
LISTEN, WORLD!
DY ELSIE ROBINSON.

It's pretty hard for . human to keep
his heart up these days, isn't II, folks!
There are so many solid reasons for
doubling. 30 many good alibis for
failure. There's no denying it. the
social scenery has undergone an aw-
ful blight. Unless your spirit is ab-
solutely vulcanized. you're going to
be plucked at by the bony hands OF
despair q dozen times a day. Nor will
preachings or platitudes rectify it.
They make you long all the harder
for a bomb.
Yes. If you're intelligent and sensi-
tive. you're nearly ready to curse the
whole order Of things and throw up
Evening star., 1922-01-03
Things for Boys to
Make

Materials needed-Cardboard,' wire,
rubber band. twine. thread, glue.
Make squares on card that equal a
half inch to correspond to squares on
this one. Make enlarged head and
cut 1t out. Nos. 1 and 2 are first put
into working order and then glued
to back Of head. Wire hair is loop
stitched to No. and pushed up
through No. 2 and bent Nos. and
2 are pivoted together with tough
string. Attach thread to outer. corr
ncrs Of No. 2. A rubber band viii
hold these together. To operate, pull
loose cords. Use paint or waterproof
ink for face.
LIE ROY CRIGLER.
lGopyrisht. lD21.) -"
Evening star., 1922-01-03

FEMALE.
| NEVER ssdI ORIGINAL rocoHsIeHdations
n opplstss for employment. Use COPIES.
| AssOKTEE lwhite5 Tor starch dept. One
fuzzy eomEstept g. to be f0'elady' Bersn.rn' 4.
! DIsHWAsHERs wanted; white or colored.
420k 18th st. nv
FEEDERS and catchers, white ;
experienced. Apply Dupont
Laundry, 2535 Sherman ave.
FIE1DsTON COLLEGE offers room and tuition
in exchange for clerical seryise. Call Hotel
buckingham or phone Main 1921:
HOTELS NEED TRAINED W6NEN-Naaon-
meats, hoteIs. cluhs, apsrtnent houses; IN
crowded helds Ane living, quiek advanceMsnti !
our methods inaossed-oS. stndsDs, spHrs s%pISysd
sehooi. ss% i't lsG ;siS:- New Yo.k DC: Nv:
i1DY-Am6itIo1S; must b tactful. serious
4asass: %sss ssa saa assK ss.s oss
LEARN the real estate businss. Frss IN n;
Evsns bldg. J. II. Gordon.
MAncEL WAyIKd LEss0Ns y FFsnss nsd pro.
diploma seeured 4 graduate. ats.---
MARKER and assorter that worD; eIperi-
enced. Apply Page Laundry. 60 st. n.w.
PRACTICAL NURSE. At Oacsa for scmi,in-
valid. 1905 Biltm0re Ct: NV. O0l 0sSl0.- -
sALESLADY to demonstrate and sell small
| washing machine In homes and show window.
SsIary and commission. see Mr.. Harbin be-
tween 10. and IL Wednesday morning at 1411
New York ave.
s1LEsIAbY-In high-grade confectionery
store: year or more experience and references
required. Apply Aha Lincoln Candy Shop. 12so
G 1t. nv.
sFKN0GKAFHEK. With general once expert
60 ''es. psysSIe vseEiy ~ Permsnens POSITION
addreas h.isss'32is ses 32is.k, st.s eises: 80 8.
!sTENoGRAPHER-sRCRRIARY, dictaphone
:; :,I,y nv at as;s sss ,os4 oAPp, M bFanh'n' q
W0MFN-sl. % per hour, :elllns hosiery in
Washington and vicinity. No delivering, no
es.ssss esrssnee nscssssry fidelity Hosiery Co.. iii
West Send st.. New York city.
YOUNG LADY for work 70 real estate Office.
Must haye some M knSwledss Of shorthand . and and
ssisry expected, XddEess Boz 900-K, star once.
MALE AND FEMALE.
TE7EE mdll 6B16IN1Z reooNssss1allons
| n oD1svtne for employment. Uss COPIES.
AMATEUR PEKF0RNERS every fhuISday.
pm. The New Theater. SIS sth st. sc.
EzNyIgSEKS, neat-appeafinG, duent faikeFS:
% .rsss s % ever Ss
! mosey 70 be made: Apply G8 Munsey bldg.
! COOK and butler-houseman: small family;
Comfortable quarters; good wages to expert
enesd neat couple. Apply 3o3s n st. NV. .
EXPERIENCED SALES
PEOPLE FOR SHOE DEPT.
Several experienced salespeo-
ple-men and women, wanted
for shoe department; permanent
positions for competent people.
Address Box 279-K, Star Office.
MEN AND W6NEN-JAafs the raj estafe
bnsiness and mako good money while learning.
| All o. part. tins. Ned not interfere With
every Tuesday. Pm. IN room $40, Colorado
bldg. z. b. Russell:
MEN AND WOMEN quickly learn rial estate
bu.ineso; receiye pay while learning; need not
Interfere with present enploymeet; some max
ing 500 Q week. Eyea class lectures every
Tiursdsy, pm. William r. Aattssos, 318
Colorado bldg.
REPRnsBNrA4IvE-An salsry paid b ap-
pltcants selected 70 repte.snt one Sf the large
iifo insuyaneo eenpaAieS In Waahangtea. Ad-
dre0 Hox 10o.H, Star once.
Evening star., 1922-01-03
Raisin Gun Cakes,

Cream two-thirds Of cup of butter,
two cups Of sugar and four eggs.
Then mix with three and a quarter
cups of flour which have been sifted
with four teaspoons Of baking pow
der and q quarter of q teaspoon of
mace. Add one cup Of milk. Flour
one cup Of raisins and add last. Bake
in individual tins.
Evening star., 1922-01-03
HELP AND SITUATIONS.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

wANTED-A good man with $4,000 or S15.-
900 10 take an aetive part In new, going con-
Germ TINT has an unlimited future. Address
Box 333-K. Star Office.
S606-Rooming house, rooms: rent, $27; In
come, $i00 over rent good location.
nGn.s hos.e ~ rea1 Tea1, rent
SIS: central location. Make offer.
u 900 -Rooming house II rooms. Make o6er.
$325-Grocery and 8 rooms; rent. $40.
81 .5OO-Grocery and 5 rooms; rent. $50.
81. 2.b0o-Grocery and rooms: rent, $50;
S35O-Fruit and vegetable stand in market.
S415-Bskery stand In market; good business.
&325-Cigar and news bus; good corner.
81, ,S50-Confeet. and fruit, 2 rooms: rent, $37.
81 .6O0-Confect. and fount.; rent, $40; good bu
$50 cssh-I0nchroom tcol. trade); cheap
quick lunch y rooms: rent s45. Make offer
R. NJ. CURTIS.
500 First St. NV. Main 8o43. y
FOR sALE-CleaninE. dye!ng and repairing
shop. 1915 You st. NV. Inquire 8. Sherman.
Evening star., 1922-01-03

Paris scrubwomen have formed q
union ana adopted a wage scale and
new conditions Of work.
Evening star., 1922-01-03

FILIPINO for general housework. 361b New
ark NV
Evening star., 1922-01-03
GENERAL BATTERY CO..
l217 d ST.
FREE RECHARGING
FREE ROAD SERVICE
PHONE FRANK. 1876.

HOTELS NEED TRAINED MEN-Nation.widl
demand for trained men,. all departments.
hotels, clubs, apartment houses; unerowded
6eM; dne living, quick advancement; out
methods indorsed-our students empioyed By
leading hotels everywhere. Open evenings.
Call Tor particulars. Lewis Hotel Training
MEN, young. Good opportunity for men With
OF without selling e1psrience 70 make 80 per
Heek fahins orders for 10. Room 900. Anss-
aeaa NssicnA BANK bldg.
Evening star., 1922-01-03
wANTED-HE1R

H6TNE BUCKiN6Hzk-KoSa and Seard 10
exchange for ohscs Services, Ap1ay In person.
4 IN i1IENT L1WfER's 071iCR . caead..
name .ss aanyp p1pssy, pssy,sos and prs;sns
"a s. i;s s,.s : . i;:;s &ssS''ssea- Ase;:'' ]:
MEN, moiS. 1m6lfIoaS, now employad. 70
quality at home. during spare tinss Tor a.
port manager posahena.
.asssss from q p.s & yss1 ss and as
1sSssss % IL sos.E. stss sass. 8.
MEM, three. married preferred; stesdy wssh;
fssaff sssS s.ss e 'd''ae'ns''' A1''F y '.@' -l'
MEN-Become in sxpart diamond setter, 5s, 5sw,
eler. ensrsver er wstehmaker; BY our ee, oisee,
. % = any .sos ess : ::' 70 81
1 per week average salary. eeheoa opens IN
wesk. day and Hiea. essss: ssssr,,, sscs o1cs
Washinrton Ss.i Jeveiers' School. isss Pssna. ave.
MEN-we want twenty yosnE men who ca, ear
:..ets. .ass ss.g + ss.
{ to Q pm. On Monday. Wednesday and Friday
THESE men ~. be Eve. t.D,S' .nS ~. r.
esamin.tioa saS tor xtrsiss. opsFasnss . be he'd
about June l. 1sa2 GhSses pSs,ono G -
to ioeate at one Of the leadias land radio sta
Il tious or abaard ship under the merchant ma
sonss,. on sa,y sor ,elms This . an eaesient
opportunity for twenty ambitious young men
int one e The .'tsst sfes,as profes
mi Pi informstieS as s aSars.. hog is1a ss.f ess
MEN
4 WANTED.s
Our NoA1le Automobile IL hsa4tsk f,n sowa a, 4
have attr.etive positions ~ the men who
make good.
We teach you salesmsnshiD and give @ yog
all possible assistance. You can make Sooe
t.: 4 you have the ds'sfn'D'sio'. 1e''' talk ii
BIRMINGHAM MOTORS.
II seS 18th st. NV. %
N0N-UNION HRICKI.AYERs and laboreFs.
Apply at eth and LongfelloE sts: nv.
OUTSIDE saiesmen wanted. Attractive propc
sition and splendid chance for advancepent
Apply Knabe WareFoo"s' lnc'' ~sdnes'as
rH4RN1CIsTEksSi'.sIsdA Feod as C.1se sc, 70,
ONCE:
PORTER-Good, steady mar
(colored) as porter in store
references required. Address
Box ask, Star Office.
mace New Liberty Hotel. 400 New Jersey a.. ave
nv.
B. G. and surroupding territory for line o
Phiia. Quality Cake. Phone Line. 1874 10
Interview before II an. Mednesdax
sALESMEN-To sell automobile aeeessory
4 Platt, 211 Munsey hdS. o
iTAXIClB DRIVERS wanted with tdsntinca
tion cards; experienced men only. Brown
Auto Service, l411 Penna. ave:
WO0D CJTTTER. rood, With or without tools
| state experience and wages wanted. Addres
| Box 845-K, Star once:
Evening star., 1922-01-03
WANTED-HELp

WANTED-HELP
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
RE06NMENbED HELF q al Kinds. Reds
Aesney. 2l12 14th Ct
FEMALE DOMNsTIo.
EtREk mad ORIGINAL 1ece.resssasess
ta dpplytng for employment. Uso COPPER.
C0L0kED girl, Catholic, 10 DO homework
Cell Cleveland e49-W. s.
COOK In private family Of four adults; also
woahlnE baby clothes: dat work sent out; stay
nights; must have references. Apply 14t4 2ist
COOK ard general Kouse1orE; good wages;
smaM apartment: 1921 belmont road. apt: =
COOK and general housework; very competent;
retefense; no laundry work. Call or telephone
Apt. sos the Ontario.
look. white woman. settled. for family Of
sts ssnsee: seisrencea required Address Boz 1si.K.
Gook,Good; s reliable; small boarding house.
COOK, colored, good, and do
the washing and ironing. Mrs.
Milton R. Ney, 1907 18th st. NV.
GENERAL HoUsBwORK. small family; good
wages. s27 Mass. ave. NV.
GENERAL HOUsEWORKER: stay nights: ref
clsss eds1s. 81 ssl' Mckinley st. Chevy Chase Phone
GENERAL HOUSEW0RK: real worker; ref
efences REQUIRED; $35 month. 1720 NJ street.
GENERAL HOUsEWoRKER in small, private
Iamlly; reference. 1870 Calvert st.
GENERAL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES be eood
P.ssln S sook & and understand waiting on table;
With references. 1854 10th st.
GENERAL. HoUsEwORK-No washing; stay
nights: references expected; $40. North 6s70.
GENERAL HOUSEwORKER-Relfab Wom-
~: re1erences.- Apply 1l09 n st. NV.
GIRL. neat. for general housework In small
family; reference. lis Rhode Island ave. NV.
GIRL for general housework, washing xnd
ironing: 1232 9Th st. n.w.
Gl9L-Gener.l hou.ework. 1854 Eaimont st. :
GIRL. neat. reliable; general housework; !;
small family. 2slz 9th st. NV. 5.
HogsEKEEPgR, at once. refined. white:
small family. 1923 st. Sc. after 8 pm. A.
VIII WHITE MAIDS l25 for cooking and house
ences reaurea ifss ifsp Mass. An ave-. e. n.w le'el
WHITE NURSE-Reference required. Call
IT'S Mass: ave. NV.
WHITE WOMAN to care for invalid lady in
st plain cooking os for two stay nights
WHITE WOMAN as cook and general house
worker for business couple away all day; s.
room apartment; good home: SO month; city
! references. Apply 1924 n. 7. ave-, 2nd floor.
| WOMAN for general housework; must be good
cook; references required. Apartment Z. I'LL
| WOMAN. white. reliable. wanted to take child
1881 a.
WOMAN for general houseWork; stay nights
3R15 Newark NV.
WOMAN. neat. reliable, for chamber work and
waiting: stay nights; bring reference. Apply
] 16S8 18th at NV As
! WOMAN to care for children. Apply at once.
1877 18th st, NV A.
| WOMAN, reliable, general housework: must be
| good plain cook: small family. Apply (aftel
l 7 pm.) 1402 Decatur st. or phone Col. s281.
| WOMAN, experienced, for general houseworf.
| 1913 Kenyon st.
| WOMAN. eolored. for pantry and kitchen
| work. Call 1909 st. NV. upstairs. 80
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
COOK, general work Of ali kinds Scott
Agency, 903 9th st. ne. Lincoln 2061
COOKS. $50 month; Iaundress, $3.50 day.
Rev Fuller's 1921 2jth st 2s'
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1922-01-06
GOVERNOR SMALL
To FACE CHARGES
JUDGE uPHOlDS INDICTMENT
CHARGES AGAINST ILLINOIS
GOVERNOR
Nine Of Thirteen Counts OF lndlet.
ment Charging Conspiracy and Con-
duct Of Confidence Game
Up Held BY Court

Waukegen, Ill.--Judge Claire Ed
county Thursday upheld an indictment
charging Governor Len Small with en-
bezzlement Of $5O0,0O0 OF state funds
and nine OF the thirteen counts of an
Indictment Z charging the, governor,
Lieutenant Governor Fred Il. Sterling
and Vernon Curtis, banker of Grant
Park ILL.,, with conspiracy ind oper>
atlng confidence game Involving ST.
OOO. 900 In state money.
The court ordered the governor 10
trial January o on the embezzlement
charge.
Judge Edwards sustained the attor-
neys for the governor and Mr.. Curtis
in part by Quashing an Indictment
charging them. together with Mr. Ster-
ling, with enibezzlement OF S70O,000s
and quashed three counts charging
conspiracy and che one charging con.
fidence game In the other joint ind'oi-
ment. As n result, Mr.. Curtis viii face
trial only on the nine remaining counts
Of the conspiracy charged.
| Although Mr.. Sterling Is not party
to the proceedings here on charge
OF venue from Springfield where the
indictments were returned July 20,
1921. Judge Edwards action VIII an-
tomatcally Kill the einbezzlGnent
charges against Mr.. Sterling.
The courts decision, jO0O-word
document which goes at length into
the arguments of G.. G. Leforgee and
other attorneys for the defendants In
support of their motions to quash was
read in court Thursday afternoon In
the presence of Governor Small and
Mr.. Curtis.
After dlsposing of the defense mo-
lions and detailing his decision on each
Indictment, Judge Edwards said In con
clusion:
"This is nm important case from
three standpOints:
"First--From the legal principles in
volved, which have been so ably pre-
sented;
SecOnd-Importnat to the defen
dants to have an immediate trial and
of the state Of Illinois. that their gov
ernor be either convicted If guilty %
his offense, or If not that he be nc
quilted and permitted to give his at
tention to the duties of the high or
flee which he now holds.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1922-01-06
Causes Of War Not Clear

st. Louis, Mo.-Historians have an
important task in judging correctly
World war, Wayne Il. Stevens of the
department of Dartmouth college, in
an address Wednesday told members
OF the American Historical association
In annual meeting here. He made Il
In preservation of the archives. His
torians have already done one great
work, he declared, in presenting the
issue of the war while it was in pro-
gress. "Never before in all history
perhaps, have the peoples of any belli-
gerent nations had such definite con
ceptions Of the ends which they were
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1922-01-06
NAVAL DEMAND
UNREASONABLE
HOPE FOR AGREEMENT ON LIN
iTATioN OF SUBMARINE TON
MAGE rs ABoNDoNEp
American Compromise Proposal Finally
And Completely Rejected
BY the French
Delegation

Neutrality-suspicious. for an agreement
TO limit submarine tonnage was de-
'clared to have been abandoned Wed.
nesday at the meeting OF the arms
conference naval committee.
The demand by France for mini
mum submarine tonnage OF 10000 tons
was declared by delegates to have
closed the door to any agreement, the
American compromise proposal having
been rejected finally and completely
by the French.
Casting aside the possibility OF har-
monizing views on submarine tonnage,
the American delegation brought
forth newSproposal to limit the size
of submarines and other auxiliary
craft to maximum of 10000 tons.
The presentation OF the French
viewpoint, based on calculations of her
naval experts and reinforced by APP
prevail OF the French cabinet meet
Ing In Paris. was followed by lengthy
discussions. the commlrtee adjOurnine
the session after two hours after ar
rangements had been made to meet
again at 3 y, m.
Albert Sarraut, head or the French
delegation, 1t was understood, pre-
scented with an air of finaIlty the de
claration that France could not accept
less than 100000 tons OF suxiliar,
tonnage. in addition to a submarine
tonnage of 10000 The American
compromise proposal would have glver
France 3I,OOO tons or submarines.
The British and japanese delega
tions are said 10 have stated that II
view of the French stand OH subma
rines they would both feel compelled Il
reserve action Oh the tonnage ratio fol
auxiliary craft allotted Great Britain
and Japan under the American plan.
Italian spokesman, following presen
tation of the French depand, 1t wa'
said, expres,ed regret that France hat
not seen It's way clear to accept
smaller tonnage, and Japan, als'
through here delegation spokesman, de
clared that French demands amounted
to something which Japan could no
hope 10 sanction under the American
proposal
The French delegation declared ad
herence 10 the capital ship ratio de
mand despite disagreement on sub
marines. bur with the reservation tina
she desired TO begin rebuilding re
placement in 1927, although this dix
not mean that she intended placing
them In the water before the replace
ment period provided under the cap
tal agreement.
Agreed that there WAS no hope o
an agreement on total submarine ton
mage, the committee turned from the
submarine question to that OF auXil
larry craft The proposal that the siz'
of any warship other than a capita
ship or an airplane carrier be limited
to 10000 tons I'm future was put for
ward and was under discussion whei
the midday adjournment was taken.
The American proposition 10 iimi
the size of auxiliary craft to lOOW
tons also provides That such vessels
shall not carry guns greater than eigh
inches.
The American delegation, II wa
learned after the meeting, plans late
10 present a proposal dealing will
alrplane carriers, probably suggesting
Limitation OF size as well as number.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1922-01-06
MIyIlllE 7Il';l,s'I's'!
Too Much to Expect.

A man took n house which proves
to be of the jerry-built order of archt-
lecture, so much so that one day the.
rain came through the roof ana
swamped the place. Ia.
When the landlord called for his
rent the tenant exclaimed, indignant
ly: 81 say, II is too bad; the other
night the rain came through the roof
and gave me regular shower bath.
You really ought to do something"
"Ought to do sometbingl" growied
the landlord. "Do you expect me to
provide you with soap and towels.
tooT
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1922-01-06
Says France Cannot Pay

Evanston, Ill.-France was she'd
ding blood while America was coin
ing money, Bishop Edgar Blake, In
charge of the work of the Methodist
Episcopal church in France and Italy,
said I'm an address Sunday. He de-
clared that the loan Of the United
States 10 France should be cancelled
because France made the greater sac
rIfice In the war and because France
is unable to pay.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1922-01-06
a Bio Reduction

A certain young man, who was am.
bilious to shine In the newspaper.
world, did not last very long on, the
paper In Western town that gave
him his chance.
He was assigned to "cover" a fra
In a group OF tee houses near tUw'R-
After telling how they went up In
flames, he inserted this statement iR
his story:
Accordingly twelve hundred tons
of Ice were reduced to ashes"
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1922-01-06
senator Ktno Fears Failure

Washington, The disarmament con-
ference IS In grave danger of attain
ing fame IN history rather for Its mon
umcntal failure than for Its monu-
mental achievements" declared Sena'
tor King, Democrat Of Utah, Thursday
In a formal statement. Kings arraign-
ment of the conference IL the first
public expression of Democratic sen
ator on the conference since the Dem
ocrates decided upon a policy OF 81
lence, until the complete result lad
been submitted to the senate.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1922-01-06
Lost Radlum Found

New York-EasteIn- sc!ents to whom
was shipped the ashes in which, 1t was
believed n quantity of radlum lost in
the Axtell hospital would be found re-
port that they have recovered about
$500, or about One-third Of the radIum
lost, from 300 pounds Of ashes, 1t was
learned Tuesday. ON the supposition
that the radlum had found It's way into
the hospital furnace, the ashes were
shipped East for analysis. An effort
Is now being made to recover the bal
anee.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1922-01-06
Idahoans Want Action

Idaho Falls, Ida.--A meeting to fin
ally consider a contract with the re-
clamatlon service for the construction
of the American Falls dam as held
here Wednesday afternoon. Represen-
tatlves Of thirty-five canal and irriga-
ton companies of the Snake River val
lev we're present. Resolutions to See
rotary of the Interior Fall were adopt
ed, petitioning him to proceed with the
construction OF the dam. Secretary OF
Reclamation Warren G. Swanson was
TO present resolutions TO Sec'y. Falls
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1922-01-06
JAPS ROOT FOR ].
EXPENSE CUTTER
WATCHDOG OF. JAPAN TREASURY
'sVERY POPULAR WITH PEOPLE
OF FOREIGN NATION
ert Now Being Made to Trim
Budget OF Coming Years
Governmental Appro-
priations

! Tokio-The Japanese people are
roofing for the watchdog of the treas
DRY"
They are pretty we'll fed up on high
costs coupled with constantly stiffen.
Ing taxation.
Finance Minister Takashshi has been
trying to trim the budget of next
years governmental appropriations,
and IL he puts 1t over, he'll probably
be the most popular person in all these
parts.
The average coolie may not know
an awful lot about international If
fairs. He's hazy regarding the zap
icable and the open door in China and
the naval aspect of Guam. But he
ihas a bunch, gained from the popular
3press, that 1t would cost him less for
|lliving II the government spent less
money on the army and navy,
The same papers tell him that II the
uWashlngton conference succeeds the
;lgovernment can spend less for the
lIarmy and navy. Whereupon he emits
% lusty "BanZai! !" for the Washington
conference.
In every grade of society the senti-
ment is the same For weeks the Of
''1cials have been wrestling with esti-
mates and at present have made Il re-
duction of abeat $70,010,O00 in next
years budget, ms compared with tie
present. However, that is only On pa
per for the present. and there will be
finally fjrephred and presented to the
diet.
The tentive budgets for the next
tisonl year have been made upon a
basis of continuation of the eight
eight naval construction program and
also continued maintenance of the eX.
probationary forces in Siberia. The hope
is, however, that these proposed ex
penditures will not have to be made
III present indications here are re
aized the naval items can be consld
erably reduced as result of thu
Washington conference. The prOspec
is that no withdrawal of the japanese
troops from Siberia can be expected
for some months, but even II tn
soldiers are ordered out by next spring
money will be saved from the tentative
budget.
A great hue and cry has been raise'
over all suggestions that the educa
tlonal appropriations might be reduced
Without exception. all the principa
japanese newspapers hoped into tn
ring and howled. They declared OF al
things that mustn't he touched-tha
must, indeed, be titled II posslble-th
education budget heads the list. On
Of the arguments commonly made wa
that the education budget this year
only about 8.5 per cent Of the toto
budget and about 10 per cent of tn
naval estimates, and that the tota
army and navy appropriations q
mounted to almost 30 per cent OF tn
entire government revenues.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1922-01-06
Has Model of Old lronsldes

Boston, Mass-A fOrty-inch model
Of the United States frigate Constl-
tuition, conforming exactly In every de-
tail and proportion to the original "old
Ironsides" that Is spending her last
long furlough nesting against dock
in the CharlestOwn navy yard, has
been added 10 the famous collection of
miniature ships housed in the old
state house here. This little COnstl-
tuition cost Lieutenant Colonel WI
liam #. Splcer of the marine corps
eight years of work.