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The New York herald., 1922-03-02
POLICEMAN ARRESTED
AFTER SALOON THEFT
Bartender Says ONeiil, in Uni
form, Fired Shot at Him.

Police Inspector Cornelius cahalane
yesterday arrested Patrolman David
o'Nefll Of the East 10th street station.
on a charge OF assault and robbery
which O'Neill liz alleged to have COM
mitted yesterday morning in a saloon
at ia Third avenue.
Thomas Jennings. bartender said
that a patrolman In uniform entered the
saloon and emptied the cash register
after firing shot at him. Jennings
was alone. The policeman was appa-
rently intoxicated. When the shot was
fired, the bartender said he ducked
into the basement. and did not come
back until he heard his visitor 20 out
The cash register had been opened. and
the contents. sB, taken, he said. Jen-
nings identified O'Neill as the intruder
The New York herald., 1922-03-02
FIGHT WEAK LITERACY
TEST FOR NEW VOTERS
Bills Opponents FAVOR Ad-
minisfrofion by Regents.

ALBANY, March 1.--Objections to the
provision Incorporated in the bill de-
signed to recodify the election law,
which is intended to empower election
officials to administer the iiteracy test
for new voters was voiced at hearing
to-day before the Joint Committee on
Election Laws OF the Legislature
Half dozen persons were heard in
support Of an amendment which would
place the whole administration OF the
test In the hands of the State Board OF
Regents
II also was argued that proof Of lit
eracy should be established by a certifi-
cate issued under the rules of the Board
of Regents. The measure now provides
that extracts from the Constitution OF
the state be printed. that prospective
voters be required TO read these and
write ten words IN English.
The New York herald., 1922-03-02
Both Hands Blown Off,
He's Expert Bookkeeper
Special Dispatch to The New Yoax HnaAID.

Special Dispatch to THE NEW York HnRALD.
New York Herald Bureau.
Washington, ID. c.. March l.
~ 9TH hands blown off by a
Is grenade in France, Paul A.
Bazaar, war veteran, of
Rochester, n. ~. has become
bookkeeping and accounting ex-
pert.
Bazaar is a product of the Gov
ernment's system for teaching to
disabled veterans certain trades. He
wears an artificial appliance that
takes the place OF the hands. After
entering a vocational school he
learned all over again the art Of
writing.
Director Forbes said to-day that
Bazaar wrote better than many
who had unimpaired hands.
The New York herald., 1922-03-02
$1,000 at Columbia

The worlds greatest college"
starts the Spring term with
thirty-one thousand students.
So in serving Columbia alone
the Knickerbocker Ice Com
pany serves the population of a
thriving city. New York's proud
of Columbia because it has in
creased its facilities to meet the
heavier demands made each
term; Knickerbocker is proud
to serve what the "World" calls
the worlds most widely repre-
sentative student body.
Columbia IL Just one Of The 1900 calls
Knickerboeksr makes daily. Knicker-
booker nor hds ~ plants and IL con-
staRtly increasing its facilities 10 meet the
erer increasing demand for MORE ice.
The New York herald., 1922-03-02
BILL TO HONOR WAR DEAD.
Improvement and Land Purchases
Abroad Proposed.

WASHINGTON, March |. - Improve
ments on fields Of honor or American
military dead in France and England,
including the purchase OF additional
lands suitable for burial purposes. Is
provided for in bill passed to-day by
the House and sent to the Senate.
Under the bill $111,000 would be ap-
piled to the purchase OF land and
making of improvements at the Aisne-
Marne Surenes. Somme. st. Mihiel.
Oise-Aiane and Flanders field cemeteries
and at Brookwood. England.
The New York herald., 1922-03-02
SOCIALISTS SEAT SAFE.
only 3S Assemblymen Opposed 20
August CIaesscns.

Special Dispatch 70 THE New YoRK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau,
Albany. March 1.
August C1acssens, Socialist. from the
Seventeenth District In Manhattan. APP
pears 20 be safe In his seat in the As
sembly. from which he has been ex-
PEELED twice. A resolution to oust him
third time was referred to-day 10 the
Judiciary Committee, and II was under
stood only thirty-ive members are in
favor of proceeding against him again.
There we're only twelve votes cast for
Assenbiynan George Rowe's custer res
oiutfon demanding Immediate action.
The New York herald., 1922-03-02
WOULD BAR "PUT AND TAKE
TOPS.

ALBANY, March 1.-The sale OF put
and take" tops and other devices in the
use of which there is an element OF
chance for winning or losing money is
sought to be prohibited by a bill intro
duced In the Legislature to-day by As
semblyman william Duke. Jr.. Repubii-
can, Of Allegany.
The New York herald., 1922-03-02
Doubt OF Political value.

Another circumstance that alarms
Ike advocates OF the bonus both in
and out OF Congress is the expanding
save OF doubt as to the political value
~ it which bss already begun 10 in
nuance the opinions Of Senator'S and
Representatives. Few OF the Senators
.nd members who have committed
themselves in favor OF the bonus bill
care TO comment on It. but Represen-
tativs copley. a member OF the Ways
ana Means Committee. Is one that In
not s<rsid to do 30.
The New York herald., 1922-03-02
Uneasy over Democrats.

lf a measure is produced the SUBJ
committee will report 1t to their Re-
publican associates on the Ways and
Means Committee and the Democratic
members will be called in to look IL
over and apply the acid test. The
attitude Of the Democrats. who have
been excluded from the conferences OF
The committee, is not only causing Mr..
ordney and his associates great
Zeal OF distress but Is creating a great
zeal of uneasiness among the bonus
propagandists. who counted on the fun
measure OF Democratic support.
The secrecy practiced by the Re-
publican members OF Mr.. Fordney's
committee has incensed Democratic
associates. and II is foregone con-
clusion that the latter will demand a
voice In the framing or bonus bill
as the price OF their vote. Deluged
hy protests from their constituents
ihe Democrats have lost much OF the
enthusiasm that characterized their
attitude toward the bonus two weeks
ago.
Coupled with their conviction that
Mr.. Fordney and his Republican con-
fctees have been striving for partisan
advantage In the matter the outlook
Tor Democratic support for any meas
ure presented by them is far less en-
couraging than before the downpour OF
adverse public sentiment began to
shower upon Congress.
The New York herald., 1922-03-02

Income Tax Information-On the Fifth Floor repre-
sentative Of the u S. Collector of Internal Revenue
will furnish information and assist in making out
your tax return daily, from a. m. to 400 p. m.
The New York herald., 1922-03-02

viii not impose any charge on the
Treasury for at least three years.
The idea back of this scheme on
which the bonus members of Congress
pin their hopes for political salvation
j. 70 amend the insurance feature OF
ine i've way plan the American Legion
1aNors. Under il the Treasury De-
partment will be instructed TO issue
insurance certificates maturing at the
end of twenty years but redeemable by
the Government at any time after
three years.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-04-06
KANSAN KIRJEITA

iinlla iiitG irroittoa. Yppo1 eta Sn
mala pit1G iinusto fiinni ettd ei
perfele iaa iinita efipttaG paarilla
opeilla, iotfa opat fauniisia mlto'
bosia eliinhloout, miitta iiI1lt1mdt
aiwan pltbbasta f~ppfaGrmeen mprf.
fpiG, jota toiin npfpaitana on fopin
palion, ia iebdn ie onfin iaatunnn
mieli, etta looba oppi p%GGrennetpf'
il ia pllboas, raamatun fansia pb'
tdpitGapG oppi, pois t~pffGnGGn.
Whltta fiitos Slmalan fuitenfir
ettG on wiela iailpttdnpt meioar
firffofunnosiafin pubtaan opin.
Si SID, pibG oppi pubtaana j
iGilptG lanai ielp1nG Min fauai
fuin inlet meibat pois noiltamaal
tGaItG iidiieen ilooii taimaasia.
BerilIinen taiipaan
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-04-06
@ibin on pGGmGGrGii?

Winne, oi ibminen, DIET NATAL,
la? Diet matfoIla fo6ti ijonfaiffi.
iulttta.
Wiltta f1mpaofo tiet1 iinG mat.
fustat? Silld OH a~inoaStoon fofii
tiet1, eli ole enernp66 eitG pGbem-
pad. &ofii niitd on, toinen iota mie
ijGiicen iloon taipaoleen ia toinen
ijdiieen maipaan belipettiin, iofa on
meri, polomo tulesto ia tulifipeStG
ia joSia Ell moimon mnto laffan fai.
mnnlnsto ia ipdinnamosta.
@oi ~fuitenfin iitG ibmist1, iofo
tatG tietd mntfuStoo, futile find 10.
ia piel1 matfustat ipnnin laaiaa
tiet1. &G1nn6 10 oSfeleeii tofaiiin
ia ala ieuraamaom Serroa, @npob'
tojaaii. SiIlG ban on jiliri iinun
tGbteii fGriinpt tiioil fotferan ris.
tinfuoleman ia on iinirllefin pal.
mistanut aiitltlioen toiipoaSia, ois
nan ilntan iinun %oniiotos; eli bb.
mid toitGii. SillG ct lind moi mi-
tGGii teb6d oituoofii ~tuIlofieli eifG
iiilut mitdGn tor1pitIefnon teboG,
iiIl1 fuiffi on 10 polmiSto. 81 tor.
nitie mluta iiniin tebb6 fiiin rlilpe.
ia nsfofi tnutto omiStomoan 10 fns-
teeslo Iootiio otttititttoii.
Miltta ionot: fiinfo moin nina
usfoo? ct toiin lind moi lite iit1,
fGGn tebbG, iiIl1 Sitmala fa on, 10.
ia ienfin fpoifiittno 8pb6n Senfen-
ia folitto, fun iinllln on ipoon toll
tobto eli Dalu iiiben.
&itfoiIe SitmoloIta poimoo ia a.
piio, ia ban onton iinulle poimoa
iisfomoon ia foiffi wnstcinfGDmiiet
ipoittomoon. fila ban on beifoisio
pGfetpG.
@oi fiiitenfin fuinfa on b%oripot,
iotfo toii ipodmestd tubtowut See.
iusto ieiirato.
@iulIe find iofo 10 olet usfeIeeii
astitiutt ietroomom Seeiusto, pioo
iiitG fiinni ia ala anna fenenfGGn
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-04-06
Sairport, DIN

Sorstaina maalisflun 8 p1imd.
ma oil Italia Nlloriioliiton ompelit-
;eltrnn fof0iS WtrS Nrasfin luona.
iSielId illan firlilesia iuoritettiin Of.
ielmao pubeitten ia Sionin &ante-
leen lauluien faifltesia tuon tiiosta-
fin. Sitll1 mpos palittiin 9eioriio.
liiton objelntailtanlaa marten nlitii.
tamia hentiloit1 fpmitennn. iofa
buolcbtii obielman iuorittamiiesta.
Slinnuntaina 10 pdimGna maa-
liSfuuta oil Nlloriioliiton obielma.
iltoma. Ybtsislaululla 3. s.. 800
alfQi tGmG tilaiiuus. YaStori SO.
8. @ilen iobti nlfurufoufien. @ar.
lua fooriltG, Mrs 6. @ilen plibui
miorille bppin opettalpailesti. Snu-
llla ST. 402. sc. Yobto pitt put
been. Sololalrlua eiitti Watti Sa.
fola fitaran lGestpfielIG. &ertomus
Silia Nteminen, ~lololaulrua 8erttu
Serttlia. &ertomus Olga 2uoma.
2oltlun g.. 6. GA. &ertomts Selmi
Serlin. 2alllta fooriltG. Yll1e ia
loppurltfobs paStori SO. 90. 8ilen,
lopufii oil pbteislalilita 9. 6. ITO.
@lloriloliiton ompelulel1ran TO-
fous oil torstaina 23 p. m~aalisfuii.
ia WrS 2oijGn luenn Italia. llieita
9. Sc. lauluja eniifii lautettiin ia
olfurufouflen pitt Matti Safola.
2pbpen fappaleen roomatusta hifi
Sc. Yobto. Mrs Olga 2uoma lilfi
firjeen, Iofa oil lGbetettp Gonnenil-
tin ierrafunnan Fl. nuoriio pbois-
tptleltG. Siind pppSettiin oion-ottn-
moan Ser. &c. pbbistpfien wuoiiiub-
laan, jofa on bubtifiu,n 2 %pGiipdnG,
ia mpos l1~bettGmGGn ebiistaian. Sees
filsteltiin tGstG oiiasto ia pGGtettiin
lGbettGG eoustaia. Wtrs @egaro lu-
paut1i eoustajafii.
Wuoret emGnnGt fplpipdt nlioriin
liiton ompeluieurnn fofolifIeslo,
fun iiellG of foollo mpos iponbem-
piafin ieiirafunnan iGieniG. Jos be
iaa1pat l1bitienoin pitGG iltanlot. Sc
tietenfin m"ielibDmGllG lltpattiin iiel
Ia. Sent me panbat iaamnre ooottoo
jotafin untta nlioriltn em1nnilta.
SiIlG be tietenfin foettoipat iaaoa
iublania oifein monipuoliIefli. On
nittelen beitG bpmasiG tarfoitufiesio
iubloin onniStiimiiefii. Soimifao ia
innostufaa, iiIlG tponne Ell ole tiir-
ia finn len Serrun nimen f%unninfii
teette. Sl1ofoon Sierra toimillenne
iilinaltSta.
Waria 9.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-04-06


tln aiin ruuiit, min iebtiiet ben.
fdps luo, &iiin fupla, mi bobti ia
baibtiua.
SIo Serrasia on ijanfaiffinen
waan, sc ruuiu ei lebtia poista. so
nuorena riennG lie inamuttnmaan, Isl
mertaista ruuilia toista."
@uuta en- tieoa firjoittaa toll0
ferralla, Ills lopetan, emf ferrallo
taos enempi. &aifille @uttajon III.
fiioille laiiun "Sadfdd Serran pa
tiu1r".
s. 9.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-04-06
&cb 9oSae, Wumt.

lOSllSilLitS PuSiuIl ~. NotSiuit lti
tli buonoon aifaan t1irne, fun Ell
inanut pitaG min uiein ~fofoufiio
fuin oliiimme tabtoncet, iilIG tml.
tia oil min polion liiffeellG. &lii-
terfin inimtme tilaiiuuoen fofoon.
tua mielG pb0en ferran e%nnenfuin
hdn ldfii t11ltG. Wcninlme iunnrns
toinn tGrnGn fulrn 5 b. felIo folmen
oifana iltapGim1llG j%unallo Soriin.
Sitten mietiin reell1 Baa1polon q.
iunnolle, iosia pastori @isfari an.
tot Sion Solpel" laulnjille bpmGt
barioitufIet. SorioituSten lopl1ttua,
cmdntG %tarjoii nellie bpmGt fabpit
ia ~leiauofiet, joista paStori @isfari
lnuiui fiitofiet faiffein ~lmnloioin
plolesta. Yaamolan o~iunnolto me-
nimlne &ipifanfaon olunnolle, jos
ia iaimne bplpGn iltaien, ionfa jill
fecn ipeiiaiimme pb6en mirren ia
paStori @isfari pitt pubeen, "SSlon
Sdipel" lolloi ionfun lnulln, ionfo
!ppltttun taos meiiattiin mirIifirjos
ia. Sbjelman lopitttua jliotiin fob
mia. Sitten talon iiGntG, Socob Sci
mifangos, otti mapaoebtoiien foleb-
Din l%aitlltfuorolle. 2nuiumnle bGnel-
lie monet fiitofiet fifth, finn faimme
laulu-fuoronme fasiaan mab1n al
fltn. &esfrtstelimme miel1 Detfen ia
Iittan me ~laulaiat matfustimme
/ faiipnnfiin reell6- Molemmat pasto.
ii 8isfari ia pastori &offonen me-
nipGt Gottonpoooin fontrille, josin
ierrnntpnna ilta1a of bartausfo.
folts. SGm1n reiiun i1lfeen ennne
ole. erG1n ollut formifontrilla, NUT.
ia eifob1n iitG toas josfus tebbG iel
laiiia retfiG. Srmalon lltofoon ctt1
iailimmc tebbG mielG nonto ielloiS-
td retfc1 fun olenrmc t1nG talmcna
tebneet.
Suntult Ie Min 9ntSfoltu fun
loo Taos fofoontuo. Nltoriloleurallo
oil objelmofofous iunnuntai-iltona
t6mGn fuln 10 b.. Selroaipa fofo1iS
pioet11n blbtifuun 9 p. iilloin TIT
lee mum obielman muosia leuran
ionomalebti "Oros" %ilmestpmGGn
emit ferran. Siiben on moni mlori
pGGst1npt ~fpnGst11n rrrton tai mlllt
ia firjoitltsto. SGst1 acknowledgement
on nellie bupia ia iomalla ontan
ie nellie bptpGd barjoitiista lonomo
lebtitDobon. Wonen nloren ojatuflet
tltlee n1in ilmi. Nlioret uIeaSti ei-
pot usfalla pubuo ojatliflinon miit-
to firjoituSten fortta %robfenefpat ne
ilmoista. ltsfon eta monbemmot if
inlet r1pempat 9pipin nntttimaon
iiitG, finn nlloret BELLE liifeipot o,
mia firioitufiioon. SillGlnilln mo.
ret. Slfoomme main innoffoita ia
%pDIDtG1mme lima bppGsId tpoSiG
mit1 olcmmc olfaneet. Glen mormo
ettemme fosfann title iitG fotltmoan.
Gifo olili boi1sfoo ia fn1inisto
nGboG iilfoin fun me oIemnle 10
iuonboio ia bdrmoo bopiiiio, fun
nitoret toubootpot iloiIino ia innof.
foino fuin me MT teemme9 Miotels
foomme militia ie tuntiiu Mile, iot-
ia MT fotioipot meitG fun olemme
Serran tboSIG. @ntafoomme ilon ia
noiitintoo tp0stGmnpe monbemmil-
lemme ia iucfoon Serro eta ne nlio
ret, iotfo leirnapot meitG, tefiiiDdt
Nomoin. Maiistofaomme len Io1iIiin
iosia ionoo:
Scum nitorrninen oifo on ruiiilti.
men, ga riemuinen on iofo puoli,
Sto tiestGii ipoari ia iiiinnosta
fen, SId foifisto r1iuiuista blioIi.
SIo mooiImasi' on Ipbpt, pettaui
rho, Sois fobto len tpiebGtps woib.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-04-06
Glepelanb, Din

YuDOuSIQ Illlu, pulipSiSb i't"" "
nua, nerinen Slimaldni".
Sent fun meill1 on taas panston
aifa fG~iiSiGmme, iilloinban enerllpl
mieliinme teroitetaan Seeiuf, en-
taistelua @etIemanesia ia @ol9o.
talla, waiffapn on totta laulaian
ianat: "Sn talpenafin feid ia jou'
III paaStona". @inaban meilld ar.
molapiilla on tdpii ipp fatioa Dol
eatan meristd mapobtajaa iefa pb
tpd entisten ppbGin fnnsia iono-
mean: "S1n on baamoitettl minltn
pabain tcfotni tGboen, minun inn
tcini tGbSen on BIN boluttu, run-
QniStuS oil bGnen pGallGnia eta
minulla rnltbo diff. Wlltta fufa
moi fpllin pilblla ia firioitton iiitG
Ianomattomosto raffml0esta, eta
Seeius, Snmalan poifa farlii toto
mailman ipntein taboen. Sitd en-
feIitfin ibmetteleipGt eifG ole ibnle
jos t1GllG ~ibmiSlapii pllbfee ianoi-
bin: Slturta ie inoan on tollam
fun Silmala title fap fuolemabon".
go Min, ipaiffapa taman olemme II.
fem fuuleet ia oiteinpa ltfeneet 10
pieninG Iapiina: "SGn on minun
Serrani iofa minut fabotetltn, tuo-
mitl1n lltnasti", Min fuinfo moni
tooelliinuoesia tGb6n usfoo, aiDnn
bortpot. Iinaban tulee fobta t1o
fpipmps: mitG on minlm tebt1m1
tullafIeni autuofii? Sa mifG if1-
mint6 ei npfp11n jnuri fufaan tlto-
tofoon fpiDmpstG tee, fila min if
minen on ipnnin petofIen foutto
pantunut, ettei ban nde Seeiufiesio
ipnteinid loipittaiaa, eli iian~faiffiien
elGmGn antaina ia pielGp1 ianoo:
Glen rifas, Ell mitGGn turmitie, ei-
til tieod ettd on mibeliiGinen, fopbG,
iofea ia %alaston.
9lilpo SpbGn Sengen tiulnbouf-
iet fGipi1ipGt oitein moimaffoano,
ettG fuolleet lillt olfoilinot elG.
mGGn ia bpminG olfaiii fuitllio, b.
h6 itieampi pbtpiii fiittdmG6n See.
Iusta, b6nen iiunottua iominto lper
tonio. misiG pfiin ipnnit lomiicttiin
ia onteef,i onnettiin.
S6t1 %iuloista oiiao olemnle TAOS
fin %iaoneet flntllo tGmGnfin fulu-
neen FUN ojolln opettajommc faltt
ia. Sn tGptpnpt ionoo ettG ebbotto.
mnsti Ypba Senfi on pltbunut put
re torfpenia fantta. &iitos SiGlle
ett1 ioomme fuulla iiGijen elG1n1n
pbd uloestddn. &itulfont
min teio1n lieIunne iaa elG6.
Sorstai muorolla 90 b. objelmo
iltomosio oil iisfoilta mpoSfin M
jeInna, niinfuin topomnpe OH olliit.
buolebtiwat Iino 6. ia
2ppli Sill. &iitos tpoan iiitGl Sf1.
lp1 noon fun Mrs 8. Wi1fi eli fofo
talipena ole moinut trilla firffoon
fun jalot omot fipeGt. Gbfd MT
plan poronee fun fobto on feIGfin.
on mnoliSfru iilti on pi.
bot 10 oiapon piberij6t, pieni6 leb-
oen nupprio on penioiSio, ipoon ei-
han mciQG oifein tol1uiilmoio ole
olliitfoon, Tlnlesin Ct ole torminutt
fdblotu. Sifiipd naiict fdpwGt al
nan feiGjalfineisio IGpi puoben.
Soocna ibneeHistd poon foi torfe-
Sinulle, SiImo M%dntpnen
termeiiet meiltd foifilto. @iime pD'
5Gn6 olimme Soitiisio gini On
poifosio. Sen e~ntiiestGfin tieoGt eta
oil boitsfo. SIemme looitcet
ob6en iisfou IiiG1, @lmo Siroien,
51n on miime Ipfipn6 tiilhit Clio.
nesto. Siileebon ioitain mtorio wie'
"a iptfo titnnustafpat SeeiiiSto.
aiinpo gamo MT paott idiIDiii iis.
Eosu Seeflfieen. S6me on thlltt
tpttoiG SuomeSta, moan oi'
tooStoon pboen oIemme fe~sflruteent.
me iooneet. GOTTA tpiebGttGG tansii
- mooiIuatt t1trhot mfpit. Snnel.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-11-03
One Month in Jail
and SIS Fine Given
for Selling Shine

Pete Kalcol was heard in county
court this morning on a charge Of
selling hootch contrary to. the laws
of the state, and was found BY the
jury guilty as charged" Judge
Calhoun affixed the penalty at fine
of $3.50 and given a jail sentence of
one month in jail.
Kalcol was arrested on Wednesday,
October 4, at his place of business On
Lemon street between Ninth and
Tenth, when quart of shine was
found, and when evidence was OBJ
tanned which was brought otu at the
trial that he had been selling the
stuff for q considerable length of
time. The arrest was made by w. NJ.
Cannon, Of the sheriffs' office. Kali
col made an appearance bond in the
sum of $3.50, since which tine he has
been out of court.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-11-03

70 the fish the surface of the water,
seen from below, presents a circular
window surrounded by mirrors, ac-
cording to Edward Ringwood Hewitt
author of Secrets of the Salmon"
soon TO he published by Scribner's. If
seems that Il fish can see out into the
air only through a limited aperture !;
everywhere else the surface reflects
the contents of the stream, or (if it be
shallow one) the bottom. This is
because the light rays passing from
water to air are bent and when the
angle of the light ray from the fish's
eye with the vertical becomes great
enough, it is bent backward so that it
does not enter the air at all, but is
directed downward TOWARD the bottom
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ROOSEVELT BRONZE
WILL BE PRIDE OF
PORTLAND, ORE:
Heroic Equestrian Statue
Will Be Unveiled on
Armistice Day
(By Associated Pressl

Portland, Ore, Nov. S-"Theodore
Roosevelt, Roughrider," is the inscrip
ton on heroic equestrian statue of
the former president, to be eunveiled
here Armistice day with ceremonies
in which many thousands of persons
are to participate.
The statue, by A. Phimister Proc
tor, was presented to the city of Post
land by DR.. Henry Waldo Cole, a life
long friend of Theodore Roosevelt,
and it is to be dedicated to the chill
dren of America. Approximately
$4,000 school children of the city are
to take a prominet part of the exer-
cises. The morning program is to be
devoted to the children's part of the
ceremonies, with a parade, each child
dropping a rose, ortland's emblem, at
the foot of the statue.
There will be a military parade in
the afternoon, with the regular army,
the navy, the marines, Oregon Ma
tional Guard, the Grand Army of the
Republic, Spanish-American war vet
Grams, American Legion, Boy Scouts
and Sons of the American Revolu-
ton represented. Counties of Ore
gon and other states are to be repre-
sented by committees.
Dedicatory ceremonies will be held
at the unwilling, and message from
President Warren G. Harding is to
be read.
The statute is located in a park
square near the heart of the city. The
bronze figure stands more than 10
feet in height, placed on a pedestal
of granite eight feet high.
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Saturday, Grid Games

East
johnson City, N. Y, Colgate VS. Le-
high.
Ithaca, Cornell VS. Columbia.
Hanover, Dartmouth VS. Boston Uni
Cambridge, Harvard VS. Florida.
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania VS. Ala
bama.
Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh VS. Geneva.
Princeton, Princeton VS. Swathmore
Syracuse, Syracuse. VS. Nebraska.
West Point, U. S. Mil. Acad. VS. St,
Bonaventure.
New Haven, Yale VS. Brown.
West
Minneapolis, Wisconsin VS. Mime
sofa.
Ann Arbor, Michigan Aggies VS.
Michigan.
Urbana, Northwestern VS. Illinois.
Lafayette, Wabash VS. Purdue.
Notre Dame, Indiana VS. Notre
Dame.
Lexington, Centre VS. Kentucky.
Lawrence, Oklahoma VS. Kansas.
Dubuque, Cornell VS. Dubuque.
South
Atlanta, Clemson VS. Georgia Tech.
Baton Rouge, La, Spring Hill VS.
Louisiana State.
Birmingham, Ala, Marion VS. How
ard.
Blackburg, Va, Maryland VS. V.P.I.
Columbus, Ga, Georgia VS. Auburn
Charlottesville, Va, Virginia VS.
Washington & Lee.
Columbia, S. c., South Carolina VS.
Sewanee.
Durham, N. c., Oglethorpe VS. Trim
ity.
Emory, Va, Elon VS. Emory and
Henry.
Greenville, S. c., Erskine VS. Fur
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Fire Department
of Municipality I
Functioning Well

Thirty alarms have been answered
by the fire department of Palatka
since the commencement of the fiscal
wear which dates from the first of
April, and there has been o total fire
loss of 1852, according to the rec
ords Of the secretary. The volun-
teer salaries during the same time
have amounted to $342!
This loss total reached the large
figure given because of the destruc-
ton of the warehouse of H. M. de
Montmollin Co., with totalized loss
of some $4,000; while two other fires
of $500 and $500 respectively increas-
ed the aggregate. Eliminating that
trio and there would remain twenty
seven alarms with a total fire loss OF
but 1852, for which the city SHOULD
feel grateful.
The alarm answered yesterday at
ternoon between one and two o'clock
was from corner of Eleventh and
Bronson streets, where the roof of a
negro home was in a blaze. Loss was
but five dollars in that case, says the
secretary of the department.
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Commandant Darget of the French
army and a noted military criminolo-
gist as well as psychologist, expert
mentS in thought photography, result
ing in pictures of objects suggested
mentally, which, when projected from
the mind to highly sensitized photo
graphic plate held against the fore
head of subject, leave a tangible i'm
preston of the object thought Of at
tle moment.
If criminal fears talking in his
sleep, what double-dstilled horror
viii he not know when he comes to
realize that the very thoughts of his
waking hours may be read at police
headquarters as if in cold print, per
h"ne even more clearly than if he him
self were present trying to evade ques-
tiouS?