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The diamond drill., 1922-01-13
Hersoaals


The employees OF the John Tufts Co
had their annual 500 o'clock dinner
last Tuesday evening at the store.
The Mystic Workers will give pub
lie masquerade dance in the Diamond
Drill hall Saturday evening, January
2lst. Music by the Ball-Sandstrom
orchestra. Admission so cents each
Coffee will be served free. Bring
your own lunch. Everybody invited
Miss Veronica varney. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Cyril varney. was oper-
ated upon at the general hospital for
appendicitis last Saturday. The case
was hurry-up one. the operation be-
ing deemed very necessary for re-
lief. At latest accounts the young
lady was getting on nicely.
Mrs. william Eldred went to Iron
Mountain last week Friday TO visit
over the week end with Iron Noun
tain friends.
About thirty friends OF Mrs. VIM.
Cummings surprised her last Monday
evening at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
John Tufts, the occasion being Mrs.
Cummings birthday. She was pre-
sented with lovely garnet ring. The
evening was spent playing bridge and
$780," Mrs. Henry Grattan and Mrs.
Roy Mitchell taking the honors. At
eleven o'clock a banquet was served,
the guests departing in the wee sma'
hours.
The Pythian Sisters are having
pantry sale at Tufts store next Sat
urday afternoon, January IA. Fasties
and all good things to eat.
A baby girl arrived at the home of
Or. and Mrs. Boyik yesterday morn
ing. Mother and baby are we'll and
daddy is passing around cigars.
The dance which was given at
Miller's Hall by Misses Anna Saya-
geau. Selma Groop and Oliver Larson
last Friday night proved to be a
success in every way. Every one had
a good time and an appetizing lunch
was served. Guido Alapendina was at
the concertenia.
The Pythian Sisters are entertain
ing their husbands and gentlemen
friends after installation next Tues
day evening. The evenings enter
taInment will be cards and dancing.
Miss Perina Carboni and Miss Dor
cthy Bowden spent the week end at
Iron River, the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Clifford st. Onge.
DR.. B. +. Larson will be at st.
Erick's hospital Sunday, Jan. IS, for
eye, ear. nose and throat work.
Bert Hartung came down from
last Monday night and
stopped over with his family here
while on his way TO Iron Mountain
to do some engineering work at the
Ford plant in that city. Mr.. Hart
ung Is head engineer at the Imperial
mine.
Jess III. Jessen was a business
visitor at Republic last Monday.
Mrs, Bradley Barlow was business
visitor at Iron River last Tuesday.
Ira odgers went to Duluth last Mon
day on a business trip.
Mrs. A. j. Hockings visited at Iron |
River on Tuesday.
The Stockholders OF the Finnish q
Swedish Mercantile Assn. held their
annual meeting last Monday night.
Only one change was made on the
board of directors. Leonard Ander-
son was chosen as a new director.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. p. Noyes. Mrs. and
Mrs. Joe Green. Mr.. and Mrs. Todd
Webb, Miss Lima Schook and Mr.. Olaf
Nelson drove 10 Iron River last Tues
lay night to take in the -Four Horse
men OF The Apocalypse" at the new
Theatre.
Mr.. and Mrs John Kenney OF Crys-
al Falls, visited relatives here over
sunday--Mining News.
The diamond drill., 1922-01-13

IN the selection Of the following per
sons:
Charles Uren. J. w. Black. Eli NIL
Ter, Jchn r. Stolberg. Rafael Notes
w. ]. Reynolds and Frank B.-Kelly.
At the election Of officers that fol-
lowed the stockholders meeting the
following officials were chosen:
President-Charles Uren.
vice-President-John W. Black.
Cashiet-Frank b. Kelly.
Asst. Cashier-Walter Grandberg.
The diamond drill., 1922-01-13
TAX NOTICE

Taxes may be paid once each week
on Friday, beginning Jan. lS at my
home. >
The diamond drill., 1922-01-13
EXTRA SPECIAL
FOR ONE WEEK ONLY-JAN. Ia TO JAN. go

Anything cheap IL usually worth less than COSTS It's
quality that counts In mixed feeds the In anything
else. Find out what QUALITY means. USE UNICORN
DAIRY RATION.
MORE MILK EVERY DAY FOR MORE DAYS
The diamond drill., 1922-01-13

Treasurer Crystal Falls Township
Q-S)
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-06
PRESIDENT VYPOVfDA "VALKU'.
JEST PROTI REFORMAM NAVRHO.
VANYM POKROKOyCI.
ZEJMENA NESOUHLASl Sc ZMENOU uSTAVY &C
DO ZP0SOBU vOLENf PRESIDENTA.

Washington, s. proshce - Billy dun pokrokovci kou
gresu zahaji dnes vaku Byo totiz prohlaseno kruh6
presdentovi blzkych ze Hardngovi Sc zamouva
p1tomne zneni ustavy die n6hoz president koe
ore usanoveni dstavy aby nastoup trad brezna
roce naseduicm vobe ably zvoleny kongres
Sc az po uplynut tfinacti mesfcn
Skoro soucasne pokrokovy biloxi podnk svnj prvni tab
Kongresu kdyz senatn vybor zemed9svi odporuci p
znve resouci predozeni satdm 1stavho dodatu aby
president volen by dem primo mst9 koegiem elektor
aDy president mistopresdent kongres nastoup trad
nu ma me breznu ably kongres sesel Sc lednu 20 vol
be ma mste az prosinci.
TAX prvnimu konfktu mez pokrokovci vedenim repu.
ohkanske any jak jest zosobneno presdentem Hardnge
ooso vull ustavnim zmenam potickem systemu zem9
TOTO jest prvn otazka vyvolana pokrokovc kere po-
vsm Billy Ddm Bitva davno jz ocekavana predpovidana
eJz pedzves byy stopadove volby pro smernic
fepublkanske strany bya zahajena jasne vyznacenym
rozdilem mezi presdentem Hardngem a pokrokovci.
President sojf pevne stavnich opatrenich pokud
ykaji zp1sobu voby presidenta mfstopresdenta doby
kdy mali nasoupiti svI trad kdy kongres ma Sc set
laroven vsak president neni pro vem dsavnim zmenam
Fred casem oznam ze jest diva dodaky eden jenz by
zamezi zamestnavanf de druhy zakazuci vydavani
neprostych dluhopisd mistnfch feder&lnich -s
Avsak p. Harding Jest apokojena a sfp1sDs
ktere by pokrokovc zrusi nahradli prime volby
NDae, Bleho Domu oznameno dnes, ze president vsff
re otcove dstavy edna nanevyse moudre kdyz usano.
viii, re kongres ma seji az prosinci n9sc DO
vobach ma mse aby novy kongres ujal povnnos
po zaru kampane rovnez tax moudrym ustanovenim
bYo aby president nastoup trad az brezna po vobac
Aniz by ucnena byla nejaka zminka O pokrokovcich
neb tom ze podnknuty jz byy kroky apitole ma
zmenu dstavy Bleho Domu dobre objasnt Do
drobne presdentovo stanovsko.
Pokrokovci pax spatfuji tom zdvizenf rukavce KITE
rou oni vyhodi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-06

Lansing, Mich, 5. prosince.
Tfinactilety Walter Schultz
byl zatcen zde policii ma obvi.
neni, ze zabil sv6ho "neprite.
le", Hermana VOLTA, 12-lete.
no, ranou rucnice vypalenou.
Zatceny chlapec tvrdf, ze ra.
ma vysla nahodou: walter
mne strelil," stkal Herman v
nemocnici pred tim nez ze-
mrel. ia mu rikal, ably nestri-
lei, ale on namiril pusku zrov-
ma ma mne." Schultz byl male
zen v hysterickem stavu "a
dive hodiny po strelbe, pobiha-
je asi tri mile cd mfsta TRACE
die. Doznal policii, ze nebyl s
Hermanem ma pfatelsk6 noze,
ale nemohl udati priciny nevra
zivosti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-06
zELEZNICNf HLfDAC, DO.
MNELY VRAH, POSTAVEN
BUDE PRED SOUD.

Pravnik F. B. Kavanagh v
zastoupeni sveho chranence
Charlese A. Johnsona, 1889
vych. SO. ul., jenz byl dan v
obzalobu, ze jako zeleznicn1
hlidac zastfelil "a stavkovnich
nepokojd v Linndale Williama
Urquharta, 45O3 Fenwick ave.
podal naMrh, ably zaloba byla
vyakrtnuta. Soudkyne Alleno-
va vsak zadost odmitla do do
by, az by asistent okresniho
zalobce pronesl zalobu. OBJ.
hajce pravi, ze byl sice john
son spatren, jak zbran nabiji,
ale nikterak nebylo dokazano,
ze by vypalil, kdo tax ucinil
nebude die obhajcovych SLOW
dokazano nikomu.
Allenova pax pravila: ''Sam
Purpera zeanfel ma elektricke
zidli jako spoluMrah Slye a
Fannera, ac bylo dokazano, ze
sam nestrilel, coz ostatne ma
trestni povaze vxci niceho ne
zm4nilo."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-06
BELCIE S FRANClf.

Brusel, 5. prosince. Pres tai.
most, jakou obklopeno bylo wee
rejSi zasedani kabinetu, vyslo
ma jevo, re ministfi jsou odho-
dlani podporovati energicke
kroky Francie v Ruhrsk6 obla-
sti, zdali takove pocinani sta
ne Sc nutnym nemeckym stano
viskem vdci valecnym nahra-
dam.
Zaroven vsak doufa Belgie,
ze cely problem bude uspoko-
jive rozluSt9n britickym skirt.
nutim valecnych dluhd a pfi-
stoupenim Francie ma takovy
1hrnny obnos valecnych ma.
brad, aby N9mecko mohlo 81 Q
patfiti mezinarodnf pIjcku.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-06
|SPOJENQ DOHODNUTl 0 0zlNACH.
" DNE$NfM ZASEDANf KONFEREN-
CE OHLASf SVE STANOVISKO.
IDA Sc, ZE TURCI NEJSOU HOTOV NASLEDOVA-
I'll VEDENf RUSKE DELECACE.

Lausanne, S. prosince Lord Curzon haya briticke
deiegace oznaml dnes vecer re spojenc dospe dohod
mutt uzinach ze zresi schulz podana bude odpovdd
ma ruske prohaseni zaroven uvedeny poenecke poza-
davky,
Ma Gem Sc spojenc uradili udrzovano jest tajnost
Pres to vsak lie bezpecne oznam France tae stoj
po boku Angie ef rozhodnu ze nesm by zadnych pew
nost ma Qardaneach Bosporu Brtove vzdycky Sc do
zadovali naproste vonos dzn pro vaecne lodi. Jinym
pozadavk1 spoencd bude ably meznarodni komse
bya splnomocnena vpus czi valecne lodi Cerneho
re, kdyz zajmy nektereho naroda byy by ohrozeny.
toho da soudit jaka asi bude odpoved lorda Cur.
coma ma utmaum Rush. ze 1zny musej znstati uzavfeny
vsem vaeGnym lodim
Ma vcerejsi schulz Turci odepfe ric priima pro-
gram Kusu "a svdj vechno nasvedcue re Isme pasa
he nchnten ntati nnnher mana
oznam pry ordu Curzonov ze objasni sanovisko
Ultra po vysechnuti spoeneckych navrh patrne
dali Sc zaahnouti Rusy sepe do sporu dzny Rusky po
zadavek uzavrene Cerne more uvedomil Turtm skutec
most re vlasne potom svym hrancemi Uernem mort
byi by vydani milost namofnim sam sov9tsk@ vady
Byo zremo dnes vecer, ze ackoli Jim akamouvaji
krasne fec Ccernovy uplne urecke svrchovanos Turc
premysle dvakrate jake dcnky melo by pr4x upatn9n
teto zasady Jak veci jsou dnes pfedpovida ezsv
tckeho hediska vsci dzin neb ce svst sst prot
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-06
REcKY soUD MlRNEJsfM.

Atheny, 5. prosince. - Gen.
Papoulas, drivejSf w'chni veil
tel fecke arm&dy a jeden z
tech, kdoz byli zatceni feckyan
revolu6nfm vyborem We spoje-
nj s Reckon vojenskou pohro-
mou v Male ASH, byl osvobo-
zen. Gen. Frangos, jenz velel
feckemu vojsku ma ostrov6 Ny
tylene, proti Smyrnensk6 emu
pobfez{, byl rovnG propust6n,
prozatfmne, nasledkem chair
neho zdravf.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-06
KoNSERVATIVNl SIX ROZ.
RAzEN.

Londyn, 5. prosince. Opposi-
ce delnicke strany rozrazila
celistvy konservativni biloxi We
sn6movne poslanecke, kdyz do
datek k odpovedi ma trinni
rec byl porazen nepatrnou vet
sinou 269 proti 2O9 hlas1m.
"Resignu1te" bylo vorano ma
premiere Bonara Lew-a. While
dem k tomu, ze TAX velky po-
Get hlasd byl odevzdan pro ma
vrh, jest jisto, ze n9kteff kon-
servativci hlasovali s opposici.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-06
ri. KRAUSOVA UZNANA
VINNOU.
Jeji "vysOke financnictvi' sta.
10 divsfive lidi kolem
$500, 1000.

Pomeroy, O., S. prosince. Pi.
Susan Krausova, Pomeroyska
"financnice", 63-leta, shleda-
ma byla dnes vinnou porotou z
padelani jmena sveho syna ma
jednu smenku. Trest ma tento
zlocin jest cd jednoho do dva-
ceti rokd v polepsovnz v Ma
rysville. Pi. Krausova bude cd
souzena nepochybne Ultra ne
bo We ctvrtek, bylo dnes sdele-
no.
Porota oznamila rozsudek v
11:O5 vecer po uvazovani vice
nez sesti hodin. Process zapo-
cal dnes rano a porota obdrze-
la pripad We 4:27 odpoledne.
Pi. Krausova prijala oznameni
ro4sudku zcela ahostejne.
Soudnl sin byla preplnena di-
vaky, kdyz cten. Ackoli Krau-
sova Ibyla zalovana jenom pro
padelani jmena syna ma smen-
ku, ma niz 81 vypljcila $4,000,
celkem Sc svym manzelem ivy
dluzila" 81 cd duv6rivych lidi
kolem 100000. Jako boston,
sky Ponzi, Krausovi slibovali Ii
dem, Cd nichz Sc penize dluzi-
Ii, 10 j vice procent 1rokI z
"dobrych investmenti." Provo
zovali to dlouho, nebot' kazde-
no, cd nehoz Sc penize dluzili,
zaprisahali, aby niceho o tom
nerikal a 1roky platili z pen6z
move vypdjcenych.
Kraus byval uhlokopem, a.
vsak po vice let zili jiz zde
jaksi ma odpotinku. Co s vyma
menymi pencil delali, nevySlo
ma jevo b6hem procesu. Proti
Krausove "visf" jest9 pet il
nych zalob a rovnez jeff man.
lei bude postaven pred soud.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-06
MENSf OBNOS MA PROVA.
DEM PROHIBICE.

Washington, 5. prosince. Pc
lozka ma vymahanf prohibice v
prlstim roce byla snfzena Q
$250,000 pres oznameni admi-
nistrace, ze jest rozhodnuta
provad6ti VolsteadIv zakon
jest6 pfisneji. Jest to pil mil.
lionu meme nez zadal komisaf
Haynes a o ctwt milionu me.
ne nez obdrzel v minulem 70.
ce.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-06
TkI DiTKY PREJETY
AUTOMOBILY.

Ia vcerejsich traficnich ne.
hod zran6ny byly tri ditky a
ctyrclenna rodina vyvazla jen
nahodou smrti. Mezi crane.
nymi jest 7lety Fred Brodecky
bytem v (. $500 Finn ave., kite
nv utrp9l zAafnych odfenin q
|&uss1cn-1S ne nsllsoesllcyvrAfei
xise k oSetfenf, kam take do.
pravena byla ctyrleta Marie
Malonova z els. 4061 vych. 80.
ul., ktere byla patrne rozstl-
pena lebecni kost. X podob-
nemu zraneni priSel 12-lety ia
mes Rohrer, 1121 vych. 148.
ul., ktery byl prejet pred to-
varnou Jordan Motor Car. Co.
Jest v eastclevelandske nemoc
nici.
Manzele McGovanovi, spolu
$ dvema ditkami, bydlici 1890
Brightwood st. East Cleveland
jeli u vych. 10. ul. po Supe-
rior ave., kdyz jiny automobil
zachytil zadni kola jejich stro-
je, jez sc s mimi prevratil, aniz
by kdo byl vazneji zranen. RI
die srazku zavinivSiho stroje
uprchl.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-06
PHILLlPSOVA UPRCHLA Z
VEZENf.
Zena usvsdcen1 z vraxdy, pro
zabiti domnsls sokyns, ma
svObods.

Los Angeles, CAL, S. prosin
ce. Armour L. Phillips, jehoz
zena, pi. Clara Phillipsova, u.
svedcena vrazednice, uprchla
z okresniho v6zeni zdejsiho,
byl zadrzen drady, pokud ne.
bude zjisteno, mel-li nejake 4
castenstvi ma jejim 1teku, COZ
on popira. Phillipsova uznana
byla vinnou re zabiti mlade
vdovy, pf. Alberty Meadowso-
We, kterou vyzvala ma vyjizd-
ku v automobilu a utloukla il
kladivem. Podezrfvala il z u.
drzovani intimnfch stykd Sc
svym manzelem.
Phillipsova, jez drzena byla
v okresnim vezenf pred dopra
venim do statni trestnice, kan
odsouzena ma lhltu cd deseti
rokd do dozivoti, mela patrne
ma SVEN dt6ku n6kolik pomoc-
niki. Zelezne mrfze v jeff &C.
lie ma tretim poschodi byly pre-
pilovany a ma strese, kan Sc
vysplhala, shledany stopy ne
kolika osob. Sc stfechy dostala
Sc padacimi dvefmi do nepou-
zfvane casti budovy a ma ulici.
Ut9k proveden byl tax opa-
trne, ze teprve asi po uplynuti
sesti hodin Phillipsova pohre-
sena. Timed telegrafovano ma
vsechny policejnf drady We sta
te a ku strezenf mexickych
hranic pouzito j aeroplanu,
jezto pfevlada min9ni, ze CT
lem Phillipsove bylo dostati Sc
do Mexika, kde byla by pro
pritomnou dobu bezpecna, jez
to Spojene St4ty v1bec neu-
znaly nyn6jSf vl&du Obregono-
WI a tudfz nemajf s nj zadnych
platnych smluv.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-06
AUTOMOBIL NEJVETSfM
"ZABIJAKEM."

Los Angeles. CAL, s. prosin-
ce. We zprave uwefejn6n6
dnes koronerem Nancem, pff-
ciny 2,762 smrtf vysetfenvch
jeho 1radem behem roku, jsou
udany nasledovne: Automobi-
love melody, 295; sebevrazdy,
278; vrazdy, III; rtzne ne
hody $50 a pfirozen@ pffciny,
poulicnf kary a zeleznice, T..
719.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-06
ZIMA MA sEvERoZAPADE.

Chicago, 5. prosmce. - s
blizzardem bicujicim hornf je-
zera, ziana pfilvaGila ma seve-
rozapadnf a planinove staty a
studena vlna zas&hla ma w.
chod az k Alleghanskyn no
ram a ma jih az do stati ma
Mexickem zalivu. V Montana
"a Seve1mi Dakot6 klesla rtut' "
|teplomeru ma nullu neb jest6
|nizeji.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-06
MUSSOLINI A SOVETSKY
VYSLANEC.

Rim, S. prosince. Leonid Kra
sin, zvl&stnf vyslanec rusk& so
vetske vlady, byl pfijat vcera
vecer premierem Mussolinim.
o dtlezitosti teto konference
svedcila jeff delka. Bolsevicky
komisaf pfijel do hlavnfho me
sta tajne.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-06
COUZENS VIDAL Sc
MAYORSTVf.

Detroit, 5. prosince. - ia
mes Couzens ustanoveny do
senAtu Spojenych St&tt minu-
II tyden pro nedoslouzenou
lhutu Trumana II. Newberry-
no, vidal sc dfadu mayora De-
troitu dnes veEer.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-06
, VRAzDA ZoSTANE Me-
POMSTENA.

Los Angeles, Cal, 5. prosin-
ce. Zaloby proti Madalynne o
,benchainov6 a A. G. Burchovi,
obvinenym pro zavrazd9nf ].
Beken Kennedyho. byly w.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-06
MELODY MA HOMIE.

st. Marys, O., s. prosince.
Ora Scheffer, 20-lety, zemfel
nasledkem rany utrp6n6 pfi
nahodilem vystrelu z rucnice
jeho spolecnfka, Williama Fo.
stera, jenz zbranf zavadil Q
v4tev.
George L. Thompson. 52-le.
ty, byl stfelen nest 'astnou ma.
hodou do obou nohou Josefem
Burisem, jehoz rutnice spusti.
la, kdyz upadl.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-06

$krtnuty soudcem Shenkem.
Stalo Sc to, kdyz We dvou pro-
cesich s Obenchainovou a We
tfech Burchern porota Sc ne.
mohla shodnouti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-06

Bay D1m an m,luvil $ pre-
esn H1 sm po ttyrri.
fsds.s,
nejblizsi jeho sr4ci - ameri.
cke lcastenstvi v evropskych
zalezitostech - lledoslo. v Bi.
lem Dome bylo feceno, ze by.
la to pouze spolecensk& llavstf
va re zdvorilosti,. ,pri .niz vhbec
nebylo mluveno O vaznych pro
blemech statnickych a polite
kych.
"Tygr Francie" prohlasil
dnes vecer, ze byla to prijem-
ma navst6va, behem niz sdelil
presidentovi vseobecne sve ma
hledy pomerech v Evrop6.
ZdIraznil vsak, ze nezadal
presidenta o zadna ujisteni ne
DO dredni prohlaseni, jezto pry
jest pouze soukromym obca-
mem Francie a nesel pry "ka-
Eat presidentovi nybrz pouze
sloziti poklonu."
Bylo tez 1myslem valecneho
premiera Francie navStiviti dri
vejSiho presidenta Wilsona v
jeho domove ma S ulici, ale tato
navsteva byla odlozena ma Ii
tick.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-06

Velvyslanec Child, hava americke delegace mel dnes
poradu rajici dve pdl hodny pasou ma nz Sc
jednalo americkem stanovisku vzhledem 1znam ochra
ne mensin Ocekava se Child Ultra pine obiasni hled
ko washngtonske vady techto oazkach Jest sto
amercka delegace posav po box brtcke prot Rusm
New Britain herald., 1922-09-20

hawk will sail down to field, whence | it will cycle in ascent, forced upward by the rising air caused by the re- lected heat of the field. When it has reached a sufficient altitude 1t scars away, to repeat the process mies away.
 In this connection, pr. Madelung commented, that the hawks and other soaring birds do not fly at night, stat ing that the reason is because all air currents are downward at night. Night flying is impossible with glid- CTS for the same reason, pr. Made lung said.
 With the application of the prin- ciples discovered in gliding a new type of airplane. far more efficient alAl safe than the present types, will result, Dr. Madelung believes. Dr. Madelung's designs are being used extensively in the construction here of new type of seaplane. It will be used by the United State navy.
 pr. Madelung was assistant engin- ger before the war, in the German Institute of Aeronautical Research at AldershoY. He was called to the front as a pilot but was later recalled to Aldershof.
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conviction that any grant of bonus ought to provide the means of pay ing 1t, and I was unable to suggest any plan other than that of a gen. eral sales tax. Such a plan was un- acceptable to the congress, and the bill has been enacted without even a suggested means of meeting the cost. Indeed, the cost is |. not definitely Known, either for the immediate fu- ture or in the ultimate settlemnt.
 The treasury estimate, based on what seems the most likely exercise of the options. figures the direct cost at approximately $145.000,000 for 1923. $225, 5,Oo0,0OO for 1924, 114,000,- 900 for 1925, s312.O0o,Oo0 for 1926, making a total of $795,000,000 for the first four years of it's operation, and total cost in excess of $4,00O,- 100000. No estimate of the large in- direct cost ever has been made. The certificate plan sets up no reserve against the ultimate liability. The plan avoids any considerable direct outlay by the government during the earlier years of the bill. s proposed operations, but the loans on the cer- tificates would be floated on the credit of the nation. This is borrowing on the nations credit just as truly as though the loans were made by direct government borrowing and involves a dangerous abuse of public credit. Moreover, the certificate plan of pay ment is little less than certified in abolity of the government to pay and invites a practice on sacrfical barter which l cannot sanction.
 It is worth remembering that the public credit is founded on the pop ular belief in the defensibilty of pub lie expenditure, as we'll as the gov ernments ability to pay. Loans come from every rank of life, and our heavy tax burdens reach, directly or indirectly, every element in our citi- zenship. To add ne-sixth Of the to-
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tai sum of our public debt for a dis
 tribution among less than 5,00O,000
 out of 110,000.000, whether inspired
 by grateful sentiment or political ex-
 pediency, would undermine the
 confidence on which our credit is
 builded, and establish the precedent
 of distributing public funds whenever
 the proposal and the numbers af-
 fected make 1t seem politically ap-
 pealing to do so.
 Congress clearly appraised the
 danger of borrowing directly to
 finance a bestowal which is without obligation and manifestly recognized the financial problem with which the nation is confronted. Our maturing promises to pay within the current fiscal year amount to approximately 0,000,000, most of which will have to be refunded. Within the next six years more than $10,000, ,000, 900 of debt will mature and will have to be financed. These outstanding and maturing obligations are difficult enough to meet without the compli- cation of added borrowings, every one of which threatens higher interest, and delays the adjustment to stable government financing and the diminu- tion of Federal taxes to the defensible cost of government.
 It is sometimes thoughtlessly urged that it is a simple thing for the rich republic to add four billions to its in- debtedness. This impression comes from the readiness of the public re- sponse to the governments appeal for funds amid the stress of war. It is to be remembered that in the war everybody was ready to give his all. Let us not recall the comparatively few exceptions. Citizens of every de- gree of competence loaned and sac rificd, precisely in the same spirit that our armed forces Went out for service. The war spirit impeled. To a war necessity there was but one answer. but a peace bestowal on the eX-service men. as though the su- preme offering could be paid for with cash, is perversion of public funds l a reversal of the policy which exalted patriotic service in the past, and sug- gests that future defense is to be in spired by compensa ton rather than consciousness of duty to flag and country.
 The pressing problem of the gov ernment is that of diminishing our burdens, rather than adding thereto | It is the problem of the world War nilations and war expenditures have unbalanced budgets and added to in- i debtedness until the whole world is | staggering under the load. We have | been driving in every direction to curtail our. expenditures and estab- fish economics without impairing the
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City Items

Latest Victor hits at Henry Morans -advt.
 At the session of the naturalization court yesterday, 37 new citizens were made Four applicants who claimed exemption from war service, were de- njed citizenship.
 sRothfeder's will be closed this Sat. --advt.
 Marriage licenses have been issued at the city clerks office to the fol- lowing: Merritt Tallant Salamon of 2S Church street, and Ruth Eliza beth Prelle, of 31 Ellis street; to Joseph Verbickas of 90 John street, and Anna kninbute. of 9S John street and to Edward Peters of 907 East street, and Mary Kane of 9 Cottage Place.
 Dance at Bungalow Fri. Sept. 22. -advt.