davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-29
OtEkAVA FRfCHOD JE1i-
Sc. kRISTA.

Ia polednf postnf sch6ze V
Opera House ma Euclid ave. po
vazoval vcera S. D. Gordon ma
vrat ZidH jako samostatneho
naroda do Palestynv "a bez-
peGne znameni z n6kolika iiz
stran pTedpovfdaneho navratu
Jezise Krista mezi mas hrisni-
ky.
"Prichod Krista bude nam
tax jasnVm iako planoucf sv6-
Ito modr6 mad nami oblohy Bu-
de znamenati novy pofadek
v6ci V dnesnim rozharanem
starem svftd. Nepfijde ale,
aby Sc ujal dnes chodu jsou-
cich ndalosti, jak mnozf mvsll,
ale poGne fadem vecf novVch.
Neidillezit6isi pfedzvesti jeho
nfichodu Jest nvnejsi svetova
krise. Jest dobfe, abychom
v6deli o kralovstvi, iez bude
nasledovati velkou krisi a po-
mdze nam udrzeti rovnovahu
i pfeGkati bouTi." TAX zn6lo
proroctvi uceneho pana S. ID.
Gordona.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-29
VODOJEM MA ZAPADNl
STRANE OHROZEN PO-
HYBLIVY PfSkEM.

Utilitni riditel A. 3. Ro-
berts hlasi pro mestske finance
vclice neprijemnou west, ~
pred peti roxy nakladem S33,
100000 postaveny reservoir
ma zapadnl strane sc propada-
Va do tekuteho plsku. Upevniti
kaklady bude vyzadovati V
pflstich peti letech obnoS pre-
vysuiici million dollaru. Ce-
mentove zaklady dostavali ne
bezpecne trhliny a re sestatri-
ceti filtracnich basenu, naplne-
nych, jest jen tficetdva, zbyva-
Jici nemohly byti vubec nikdy
pouzity. Zavodu sice pry ne
hrozi bezprostfedni nebezpeGi,
ale Jest zapotrebi krajni opa-
trnosti, zejmena zabeZpecova-
nj zakladl, jelikoz budovy po-
staveny byly ma zradnem po-
hyblivem pisku. Vodnl hladi-
ny We filtrovaclch basenech sa-
my nasvedcuji, ze Sc zavod
naklani, rozdil bazenech by
nasvedcoval ze o puldruhehc
palce. Az dosud ziistene oko'
nosti zdaji Sc nasvedcovati, &c
cely vodojem Sc vlastne houpa
die zatizeni nektere strany
tato bud klesa aneb vystupu
lie. Jak ustaliti zaklady, jes
arci otazkou dosud nerozluSte
nOu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-29
LErfOSOU POSTizENT CT.
NAN v MESTSkE NE
MOCNICf.

We zvlastnfm oddelenf infek-
cnfch nemoci mestske nemoc-
nice lezi leprosou (malomocen-
stvfm) onemocn6ly Chan. Pa
cient nemluvf anglicky a do
sud nebyl ziisten zadnv ie-
no kraianG. ienz by iei znal.
Prisel vcera do uradovnv Dir.
H. NJ. Colea, profesora derma-
tologie Western Reserve uni
versity, ktery ziistil pripad
strasne tropicke epidemic, kite
~ Sc V Clevelande nevyskytl
Cd roku 1913. Professor mari
dill lined dopravu onemocnele-
no do nemocnice 4 mesto uci-
Milo oznameni doprovoZene IA
dosti, aby onemocnely dopra-
ven byl ma ostrov Molokai V
Hawaiskem Souostrovi, kde pc
dobn6 stizeni ubozaci traviti
musi zivot V naproste odlouce-
nosti. Okoli nebezpecny pa
cient I'll kdesi ma Ontario uli-
ci. Pri doprave ma ostrov bu-
dou ucin6na mimoTadna opa-
trent, ably leprosou postizeny
nepriSel nikym do styku. Po-
slednf pffpad pred 9 roxy shle
dan u iist6ho pristehovalce 2
Jerusalema, jenz byl arci Timed
expedoyan do Palestyny ma
Zpet.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-29
NOVA OBET AUTOMOBILE.
VYCH SRAZEK.

Y glenvillske nemocnici re.
mfel Tony FREDERICK, 16429
Braddock ave-, ienz bvl smrtel-
ne zran6n "a sobotni srazky
Jel V autu, riZenem TomaSem
Machem,, 9915 Pierpont ave
Za udavSi Sc srazky byl Frede-
rico wren do stroje Franka
Buncha, takou silou, re mu ro2
bita byla o pfedni Slit lebka
Mach byl zatcen a Jest obvi-
nen, re ridil auto, isa opilym.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-29

VEJCE COMMUNITY CREAM
ERY CO. nejsOu vice nez pet
dni stava. Tucet Sic. 5-G
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-29
HASIC POMAHAL HASITI
VLASTNf DOMOV.

Herman Schmiel povolan byl
X ohni ostatnimi kolegy a ha-
sill vlastni domov, 1856 Sher-
vim ave. Pfijel prav6 V cas-, neb
ieho otec vynasel prave 1lete-
no vnuka on sam special, by
vvnesl 6-leteho synka, ienz byl
liz V bezvedomi. Hosi Zavinili
patrn6 pozar sami, hrali 81 to-
tiz neopatrne Sc sirkami. Sko.
ia pozarem zpGlsobena dostu-
puie 5000.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-29
KRAJAN SEBEVRAHEM.

Fairbury, Nebraska, &c. bre
zna. = FrantiSek Pruska, 81
rckG starry, dlouholety osadnlk
V okresu Thayer, bydlici media
leko Gilead, spachal We stredu
rano sebevrazdu, podfezav 81
hrdlo britvou. Mrtvola jeho ma
lezena byla ieho bratrem "a
chi casti barny. Pred tim byl
Pruska ma vychode nemocni-
ci a vratil sc domu. Lekari mu
y nemocnici nedavali mnohc
nadeje. re Sc pine uzdravi, tc
lei asi dohnalo k zoufa alstvl.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-29

celou svatebni cestu."

"Nu, ma svatebni ceste neni
prece zemepis to nejhlavnej-
ST."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-29

VEJCE COMMUNITY CREAM
ERY CO. ne jsOu vice nez pet
dni stara. Tucet Sic. 5-6
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-29
NedOrOzumeni.

"V bijaku budou hrat Ultra
"Kral pousti."
"Ty chytry, co pax muze
kral pouStet?"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-29
Ma svatebni ceste.

Ma svatebni ceste.
"V zemepisu isl neiak sla-
ba. zlatousku. To pozoruji jiz
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-29
Vyhovsl by.

Gale chlapce, tax spinavy-
ma rukama nemGzes prece do
Skolvw
"Tak ia zGstanu doma,"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-29
VECIFEk JANA AMOSE. KO-
MENSkEHO v BROADWAY
SkE. kNIHOVNE.


iarni boufe $ vydatnvm lila
kem nem6la ma navstevu wee
rei5iho vecfrku ma oslavu $50
narozenin Jana Amose Komen-
skeho patrneho vlivu. Audito-
rum vefejne knihovny na
Broadway a vvch. 55. ul. zapl.
memo bylo ieste pred zapoce-
tim tax, re pozd6jSfm pTicho-
zim musely byti shaneny re-
servni zidle.
D6stoiny program zahaien
byl hudebnimi pfednesy kape-
" p. B. Mafika a take orche-
str bratri Hrubvch prednesI
iednu vpbornou skladbu.
Neunavna knihovnice pam
Ledbetterova pfivitala se5le Sc
obecenstvo a pfedstavila pi.
Brychcinovou, iez zpGsobem il
vlastnim pfecetla nalezitIm
porozumenim basen: "Na pa
met ]. A. Komenskeho". Dru-
hym Cislem byla krasna dunn
ma slovenska pisen: "Nitra, mi
la Mira. zapena s citem "a
doprovodu p. DIR. Francisciho
p. Janem Galikem, ienz musei
pfidati ieSte jedno Cislo. Par
George Walther V anglick6m
proslovu nastinil snahy velke-
no uCitele narodn, ieho bludn6
putovani cizinou j jeho paeda-
gogicky vliv, neien ma vvchova-
telstvi soudobne, ale i dob po-
zd6jSich q ieho trudny skon.
Omladina Cesk6 Narodni 81
ne ma Broadway, fizenim p.
r. Marika zapela dVouhlasnC
divCi sbory "Slava ii, vlasti
ma" a vzdv tklivou vystehova-
lcckou: "Zasvit' mi ty slunko
zlat6", upfimny potlesk byl
odm6nou nejen divkam, ale
dirigentovi.
Pravnik p. Ven Svarc pronesl
Gvodem k svoii reel kratkl
nastin anglicky, pokratovaI
pax tesky vybudovav prednas-
ku svoji vlastne ma troidiln(
thema, ma porovnani pusoben
Jana Husi - Komensk6ho -
| Masaryka a vytyCoval tyto smt
Iry hlavne cim Sc nejpodstatne
| il od sebe liSily. Probral do
bu prvni, kdy nam doba husit-
ska zjednala historii uznani
sveta poprVe dobu druhou
kdy Komensky eXulant hleda
marne pomoc Il cizich vlad, by
ia Cechy nebylo "a miru West
falskeho Zapomenuto - podoE
ne / moderni eXulant Masaryk
pusobl cizine We prospech o.
Svobozeni vlasti a snahy jsol
korunovany vVsledkem Komel
Skym predpovidanymi. Masa
ryk dosahl vSak vice neZ-li oh
sahovaly stare touhy, nebot
starry historickl cesky stat w
chazi posiln6n o Slovaky, kite
ii po 1000 roku byly od vlast
niho kmene odriznuti.
Vecna q poutava prednaSk;
bvla vyslechnuta velice pozor
ne retnlk 20 zakonceni akla
movan. Do dalSiho program
zarazeno bylo cvicenl druz
stva Sokola Cech-Havlitek, je'
| provedlo til soustavy prost
nVch cviGenl.
Zaverecnym tislem tyl smise
ny sbor Krivane: "Nsici ism
Slovania" rizeny horlivyr
sbormistrem p. dr.. franciscan
Stale vzrustajici navStev
spolecenskych yecirku V aud
toriu knihovny jsou neJbezpe(
neiSi znamkou, re druh techt
zabav Sc pocina vzivati, coz j
| take nejvetSi odmenou a uZn;
MIN poradatelce knihovnici p
Ledbetterove.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-04

HELP WANTED IMsters, helpers,
esulhers, steady work Apply drawer
Corporation, shidler, Okla, or ao9
HAvsr nldg, Tulsa. Okla.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-04
mnLr MANrrn-rrMAi.r


Az urpuHutSlrY whntti tu ftrausffuct
your u~n material 90 ou up.t1 date
model ht moderate cost 'Mt Lady =
iiat fh1p. Second Fu1 Cheyenne
bHHEe 1871.
HbIIIit attend m accredited CONNER.
cal school Than 10 Wish YOU Lad at.
tended ouci " rays 90 attend the TULSA
IusinrHs college bi i01.li D.. Thifd.
smith and Gulae, propretois and man.
arrrH
COMPLETE nccrrtafihi course in short
mana ana tyuowfltlnE nt 40 rsf cent
l7nH than regular hualurhH college prices.
can htfdfd 10 Fivn you these very low
pfiUUs because I employ no teachers.
! Givo you prvats lessons myself ard
"nfnil only limited number WHY not
aitgul nu CFriuHNo business college.
INlNAIE HuHtNE~N CDt.TEGE
Fan American building
fifh aud ioulder
rs rEHtENCEp colufed xiii Tor general
hunaework 2ai y. Twenusth.
ron RENT servants quarters. Phone
OHnFu fos6
uiNL twhite) TO do tight housswork and
take care % small boy Apply III y.
Niliotte, before .. m.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-04

iNrANTs' FIRST step shoes all oolors a.
tibO Tulsa Garment Factory.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-04

nUiiDiNG ANp coNTnACriNd -
Roy THYEaComcut contractors 81 We
wave rpccialty Oaase aio2.N ~
ALL KINDS carpenter and repair uofk
cedar 7i81i
EtECINicfAN- LET M wutE
Tour house foyr rooms SIC. rvo III
fixtures. Eurnhu, Thor electric vacuum
cleaners 10 PER cent on. hot irons.
tnotots, iiccnHed nsnFe ts1.U
ron flHaI.tIAF4 ,surnt wofh cali a
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-04

SREE 40 EX-sERViCE MEN-Nomios,
charge 20 othersi never Hgatn viii you
men and women have such an oppor.
tunlty 10 M yourself for high. class.
well-paying positions, Your advance.
ment Is assured ~ you do your part ~
well as We DO ours, can anyway Tor
Information At 8ls Mayo RldE, Phone
cedar 2Atl; uffice hours 90 y m,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-04
Employment
sIriiATIoNs WANrrn-N

SITUATIONS wASrED-MNIE ~
MILLER engineer and absorption man,
cHn furnish reference. cedar 81.
slNGLE colofed man wants position AZ
chauffeur, can give best OF references.
Oange i5ao.
WANrED-Job rs stenogrRphtr BY young
man ~ 20. efficiency guaranteed. Can
osaEe N't.
YOUNG married man desires position.
several years clerical and sales expert.
snco, good bookkeopor and fast typist;
can furnish references iii-ii, World,
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMAIE a.
HEIiAHLE. accurate young lady ste
uorrnpher desires position a. once, per
mancnt or temporary. Call Usage
Al EXPERIENCED. unemployed young
lady Htcnogrephcr desires position. Cedar
4 REFiNED widow. two children. wishes
place, as housekeeper. motherless nome.
IiV.t, care World.
ACCURATE stcnosrapher. In Roberts
building. desires extra work Oaago
2gt0.ll after 8.
EXPERIENCED cashier with = soma ste-
noEraphic experience and general office
work desires position at once. Osage
ebT3,
ENPERlENCED stenoFTaphef desires po-
sllon, a years oil sxpefienee. IA
years general stenographlc work. no.
ulRL desires positioni good tvpist. can
take dictatlons, sonia bookkeeping.
Phone Miss nouldln Cedar 900,
I WANT two children TO care for by the
week. under school sc@. ieip n. Peoria.
LADY collector wishes work two halt days
per wruk. Well experienced. Phone Co
dar 2a1t-I.
LAuNDRY--Rough dry. too dozen.
called for and delivered usaEe 17di.
LADY experienced In bookkeoplng. cash.
leting, clerical work. l., II. y. board
desltrs position. e2l,N. care World.
LAUNDRY wanted. roush dry boc and
finished ~, work guaranteed. 1909 W
Archsr usaEe s2ia-j.
PusirlON In doctors or dentists office.
by cNporlenced girl. Phone osage SIS.
ROuuR DRY and wet wash. called Tor
and delivered Osage b16.
ROUdH Day aud wet wash. called FOR
and delivered. Usage b7s
sTENOUHApHER- years expert
ence, desires positloni rapid, accurate
sSspps,stI reference Protestant Usage
| SrNNuuRArHER--i arrived In Tulsa
thoroughly experienced In all office
work, as stenugrapher and secretary, In
various commercial lines. Call Miss coll
lins OseHe g1os.
WIDOW with one child Wishes position
M houaekeeper Call 9ll PhoeniS.
| WANTED Small chtid to room and
board; no objections 10 school age
WANTEp-Laundry TO do. ali wori,
guaranteed; 81 per dozen cedar 1861.
| WANrED--A child to board hy the week
or VIII keep by day or hour. Phone
| Usage 1884,
| wANTEp-ny Responsible lady wash.
ings and ironings, 81 per dozen, rough
dry, soc. b29 Utica.
! YOUNG LADY. we'll experienced as col
| leCtor, Wishes to cu!iect two half days
week. Good references. Address seo.H.
| World.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-04

SUITS pressed quioH. o. rents, rsiitd fof
delivered FREQ. owl Clooners. Osase
FUHN
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-04

kId SroRE-~Best suburban store in
town; average daily sales over 500. Bell
view PHARMACY, lsSg 4. Fifteenth ST.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-04
Employment


MEN WANTED-I0 qualify 'ur fIsWen,
hrHhrWeu. also C0lurei sleep Hg tar
und train purrfs EspefieutH uDueerr-
sdfY TfHuapurtntl0u furulHhed. Wtite
~ UDHRess. Aupt 81 Louis
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-04

MODERN servant quarters in exchange
for laundry Usage i62-R 2iia d. Cln-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-04

~ tMiEH WANTED fInr home. wagss
80 per month. near Tuisa. Address
ga A. care World.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-04
Personal Property


W 70, 6,-,.s NhoNs ron SALE "a
FOR SALE-Chlli'E bed and fnst7--s.
white enamel drop sided. 9Ig
black cola psible buggy. S. 2eia
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-04

rant equipment, butcher supplias. f.-,t
blocks. scales, tools. etc. Cedar s6s
~ W First 'H'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-04
Financial
nuslNrss orrORru MITES

thdttNtot
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES a.
ANY BUSINESS SOLD
QUICKLY AND PRIVATELY
Pay US nothing until We sell. have over
90 bona .fide buyers for all kinds ot
businesses; we bring them to you IN
our own cars, save YOU time aud money
We give you real service.
MIDWEST SALES a sEcrRtTGEs
osage 1900, 60 =. Main St
Ask s'rEwARr saies co, g0G Robinson
looking for. or viii find YOU buyer
Tor what you have To sell We are pio-
ncer specialists ot business chances
Let's 20.
At MUsKoCCr. OKLA.
Store lease f1r sale, room b0N90, with ball
cony, completely fitted up Tor general
dry goods or department. storei one OF
the best locations in city. being we'll.
known stand Ut nuulup brothers. Rent
$3.50 per month, possession January. /,
phOue or write W. n Rlead, 22e-22i
" okmulsse Az, Muskogee. okla.
NANK wANTEp-At once. controlling in
tcrcst IA good cCuntry hank, full tn
formation first letter, aN negotiations
strictly confidential, hest references.
Address A2A.ll cave World,
Wsr HAKGAlN in gs-room hotel Ia
city. Os1gc 3ls, tor interview,
CONSULT embellishments ou the ON pagc
ana see the big profit that tho Pen
ningtou CoTpett gas well ha. made.
You can set an interest in well
drilled riEht ncNt 70 N ~ that few
hundred dollars may make you good
income for the next several ycars. This
is real business opportunity, on men
who have checked the structure be-
lsve that We will set iust as good a
well ana they have backed thelr iudg-
mont with their money, w 20 date
zach aud every huyor " an interOst
has been an Oh operator or producer.
H. O.. Hntchklss. sI4 Central National
bank biiv. usase sel5,
CAFEs--- Kooning houses, garhges. tuung
stations. pool halis groceries drus
stores and any othvt business, We sell
you IN OF out Of business and treat you
right: see MS for bargains. Stewart
sales 80, aoG Robinson nag.
GAZE Ia Nyo ~ tSwp. only one IN town,
daily sales ilgS, rent $50, Ions lease,
this includes complete fixtures % the
second cafe, will sell separately N de-
sired 1850 Will handle, an unusual
bargain, Jump, stewart sales Co, gt6
Robinson nldg
eli ANCE of lie time, Tor . man with
$4,000, IN an established business. Hrti-
clo used by all the oil companies offices
| now running In Tulsa; here Ia = chance
| TO make a stake Tor life In a legitimate
business, step lively, Stewart Sales Co,
! SOS Robinson hldg
/ DRUG sroRE--Rest suburpsn store in
| town AVerage daily sales over 500, Bell
view fhAtmaeN lsss 4. Fifteenth ST.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-04

WANTED bfHrHuup. preferably one
Win rIvil engineering experience. out.
uf town puaiiiun. Address 4. -. hos
tbif. nr phone cedar afsE
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-04

YOUNG married man desires position,
several years clerical sni sales expert.
snro, good bookkecpcr and fast typlst.
can furnish references 1ii-H. World.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-04
Property for Exchange
rNCUlNGr--I,IAI ESTATE

FOR SALE or trade, new b-rocm modern
bungalow, sleeping porch. hardwood
floors, double windows, bullt-in fea .
lures, garage and driveway restricted
district. southeast; viii accept first pay
ment some cash or good auto. lot. farm.
acreage or anything of Nalne, balance
SIS per month. price 5000. t2s-S,
care - World
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-04

W. my your miesnt olntbinE tirh.
c.aaa uade. tlf4 b Main, OaHre 2tsa.l
WANTED IEIHIsuUod hltei t8ahlaf.
glve record and reference. 6N.H, care
World
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-04

WANTED EFpotiencsd pumpsr Win at
b.. l...fI... I. ffI. ..' 1900 o. ~
trcra fur same. must also have had eF.
psUrrco with ynCuum rlWp. ttg.ii.
NU.rHH
New-York tribune., 1922-08-30
Ending Government Competition

1t is welcome news that the Emer-
gency Fleet Corporation has with
drawn ten government ships from the
Hamburg and Bremen routes. These
ships were in direct competition with
privately owned American ships, and
their operation represented the prin-
ciple of government-owned shipping
in it's most baneful form.
1t is to be hoped that the decision
is no happy accident but marks a
definite change of policy which will
be applied universally. There are
other cases Of unfair government
competition equally fragrant in our
intercoastal trade and elsewhere.
The sooner they are ended the better.
The extraordinary theory under
which the government was to build
up American shipping by first ruin
ing all the shipping the country had
has been definitely rejected by the
present Administration. All con-
structive measures must be preceded
by the jettisoning of these costly and
destructive projects Of government
competition.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-30

not want 70 pull sIr. Ruston's chest
nuts cut of the fire. He said that he
was interested hi graft, but not III
the way pushcart peddlers made
their living.
II becomes clearly apparent, there
fore, that Mr.. Hirshfield and his
deputy desire to hear nothing about
the Department of Markets that re-
fleets on its conduct. So far from
dischargIng the duties which have
been laid down for him by the city
charter, the Commissioner has be-
come combination of press agent
and whitcwasher for the Hyian ad
ministratiof.
The Tribune will proceed with its
own investigation and make the
facts public as they are discovered.
1t is willing to give them to Mr.
Hirshfield or to Mr.. Hy!an at any
time, but 1t has not much hepa that
it will be invited TO do so.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-30
Risking Lives for Dollars

In order to take in few thou
sand dollars extra in customs dues
the Senate Finance COMMITTEES load
ed up the tariff bill with vicious
and dangerous shipping amendment,
patterned ON a separate bill intro
duced by Mr.. Calder. Mr.. Calder
and the majority Of the committee
were willing to see the lives of pas
sengers and crews on American ves-e
sells endangered and protection
given to foreign, rot American, YES
sells, rather than allow an American
shipper to make ordinary repairs,
not due to stress Of weather or ac-
cident, in a foreign port, without
paying SO per cent Of their cost into
the Federal Treasury. This is anti
American and anti-humane legisla-
tion.
The committee amended Sections
3114 and 3115 of the Revised Stat
utes so as to extend tax now levied
only on ship repairs made in Cana
dian yards to ship repairs made
anywhere outside the United States.
The original tax did little harm, be-
cause it was so limited in scope; but
the new tax may do great harm.
Besides being a foolish restriction
on the economic handling Of Ameri-
can vessels and helpful to our sea
rivals, it will deter many g ship
master from poire iyio :. distant
harbor for repairs, even though his
vessel needs overhauAing. lie will
let his machinery run down and his
equipment deteriorate. He will take
chances, because of this exorbitant
tax, on finishing one more trip home
in safety.
Why should Congress begrudge i
little repair work at Hongkong, or
Singapore, or in the Mediterranean
or III buehoS AyfeS, IL a snip needs
it? The American merchant marine
outgrew such apron-string tutelage
when it set out to carry our flag into
the seven seas. 1t is childish folly to
deny it a necessary foreign repair
spending allowance. The amend
ment merely hurts US and helps out
siders.
Here is another instance of that
protection run wild which dictated
SO many of the provisions of the
McCunlber bill. 1t is another reason
why the bill should be further re-
vised or vetoed if Congress will not
purge it of its misjudgments and ex-
travagances.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-30
Indelible Guilt
To the Editor of The Tribune

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir: The recent letter in The Trib-
une entitled Futile Pacitism" was one
OF the most interesting you ever have
published. certainly agree with the
writer. Ever since the end of the war
Germany has been trying to shift the
blame from her shoulders. So long as
this world shall last '.there will be
wars and rumors of wars" and it is
Impossible to stop them. When the
homes and families of thousands are
in danger of such brutal acts as were
committed by ehe German army it is
time Cor every man who can bear
gun to fight.
Excuses are fruitless. Germany
committed one of the most bloodthirsty
acts of history, deserved worse beat
ing than she got, and am one of those
who want 70 see every German officer.
from lieutenant to Kaiser himself, tried.
RAY E. HARRIS.
flew York, Aug. 21, 1922.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-30

order of deaccns, there is an order Of
deaconesses. The ordination Offices
OF these churches will in the near flu.
ture contain an Office for the ordina-
tion OF deaconcsses; but the order Of
deaconesses itself is by no mesns new.
But a ministry Of women on lines
already laid down is quite Different
from ministry containing priestesses.
The church of to-day should not be
bound in its administrative details bv
the peculiasities of mediavs? times:
but before IT should establish female
priesthood the feminists must prove
the need for such a, innovation
and indicate its practicality. A
woman in the pulpit and woman ofYi-
ciasing at the altar are two very dif-
ferent things without regard to
ability.
Women are becoming more and mo Il
useful In the administrator Of eccle-
siastical affairs, but we do not wish 10
60 too FAR. Z. r. ANDERSON.
Brooklyn, Aug. as, 1899.