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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-29
NEBRASKA TROOPS
TO QUELL DISORDERS
Soldiers Go to Nebraska City because
of Riots hy Packing House
lInnlnyes
lBy ASSOCIATED Press.

LINCOLN. NEB.. Jan. 2s-f'ivc
companies OF Nebraska National
Guard troops. under command OF
observation-disclosures Douglas. OF the
One Hundred and Thirty Fourth Ne
braska infantry. will proceed at once
I" Nebraska city in response to an
appeal from the county sheriff. coun-
t. attorney aud Mayor for military
protection arising from alleged dis
orders growing out OF the packi ing :
house strike in that city.
Martial law is declared to he In
effect in Nebraska CITY. and all It's
subdivisions. reads IN. proclamation
of Governor Mckcivic.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-29
Hound Dogs Released
Under Bond of $50 Each
BY Associated press.l

UltMlSUIIAM. ALA, jan. IS
Red und ring hound dogs.
held la connection with u rocunt
raid on u diBtillery near Pelham.
shelby County. were today re-
leased under bond OF 800 each.
Thor owner signed that bond and
tho dogs waKsod appreciation.
Federal officers said.
Prohibition enforcement officers
who con!lscutcd the dogs. charged
that they were guarding - dis
tl!ory.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-29

EOSTON. Jan. 2s.-Jos"ph J l.yn-
am. former ensign and paymastcr Of
~" cruiser Chester, WAS Sentenced
to scrT" five years In the Plymouth
JAN today. Federal jury ycst.r-
day found him guilty Of cmDezz!iuG
k.l.N0O O. GoNnrmnlcmt fnmls.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-01-05
5uo,Dafota.

Bierre. George IS. ggun bot,
E5iour Sails reid]te am Mittnod) eii1e
|Betition als nnabbangiger @oa1per=
nel1rs Ra1roibat nltf benz Republicans
fhm Gifet eiin. gr erffl1re, Sic
9nuptfrage in Ser %fon1rne1loen NnbI
lei Die g%ernidtrng Ser politi1den
Wnifam. Cyan NOR bereits friiher
5tpei1nal aanbibat fir nos gol,per=
11elrSmt g%etpelen. ..
8ermiuion.- Sons Sasperfo11, eli,
5armer, Der ineiner nor1tpegiihen Sc.
.1nn1tarf1ti1g oniabig lit, nolte III fei-
1tetn &~iidenofen ye11er init Netrolea1n
ar1flnnudd,)en. Ger fet1 NOR lrod 5u
beth u1to Dos Da @erplobierte Do61,rdl
ssSasperrfon an adoppf unb Sails ldaperee
Branofpl11loett 6aDortr11g.
M11iittd,en gim 5ufdQige Durb,
idtt bes gbioogoer N~brefbblldycs fiibr=
te Sic Iodjter bon Saar11eg 3elanep
non 1eoatltr, llr yMiiellEarberet
znialtlg bon 55llp'eii Ssdlpeltern lls1o e; ST
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-01-05
Branfrei@ 1eno Demti@.
lamo.

81 Eg~E EEI=A-h..t 4-aEa.n
Sir cine grneuern1tg Ser geiltige1
9~e55iebu1lgen 5tDifden Irarfrei6 u1ro
De1ti6latto trih Mrrore @ibe in einem,
NrtifeII, ben er uir zines ber bor5iitia=
lid1ten 8lditter brntfreidfa geldrie=
ben, iebr entffdieben Elm. sSr1 oen Or
tifel Der bel 8eadtalng finoet, beiBt
eS. llrter nrroerem ugime Mn5nN from
5oiiider &opfe uno 5tpar ser better,
fran50iHider Ropfe tpirft Sic Srage
ouf, Oh ore geiitiger 8eaiebungen nit
D%entfdJla1b tpieoer mlfgenomaner iper
ben 1ollter, .un6 5tpar at16ers, .uIs es
bisber gefdeben 1T. sc intro 5legeqe
ben, bob man INIT De1ltfhIano tuobl
in 8~erbinbltrg fo1n1rten footr11e, 11no
BON biefer Muffaiiltng lei es rur ein
i5drift bis 5u BET Heterogeneous, baB
matt nit Deutihlnrlb tperbe III ser.
biruollng frefen miiiien.
sc giM fogar 2e11te lit Jranffreeiih,
6ie BEN @la1tber bnben, cine grue1t-
'eratng Der nlten 8eaieIbingen Tonne t1up
fir eSrnnffrsiim MIR borteiillbaff feir1,
ltnO 6iefe grnelierl11ng mliiiie iii
5ranfreif q raid nIs nlogIid beqit1s
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-01-05

L3s &5rsA
.bielen gbriiten ii nnierer ~n,aterialii-.
.ltiId)en, ouf oas aeubere gerihteter
S3eit beridiinmt miro. ur1b bod 1T oies
gar 1,idt 70 idaper, ifonoerr letdter,
dis bieneibt mandber IS iid boriteQt,
gs geriagt biier5u Die CUTE DEFINING.
unlere Mrbeit @ottes peger All tun.
go lollelt utlb lunllen mir es I'M
11ellen SSabre MAIDEN, 9as MitteL Die
9eit fir Sic g1pigfeit apn beiten 81
~peraperter, lit entbalten in Dem otter
@eisbeitslprub: Mit Gott lang a11
NIT @ott bro m1f, baS lit Der beitt
9ebensImf." 3us lit ullh Die beitt
aGerpibr fir Elm gliidlides neltes
.Sabr.!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-01-05

3nen, ioniitt ffoSnrtte Sic SfoIirung, il Der
sbiele Ibeute IN Grarfreih 1entldlanb
nod meiitter bbalten molten, id bblieb.
lid gegen urs ielbf tperbe1. SD
.glal1be, man bort bette idon musipre-
dpelL pbr1e pon Der MAeltte alrgebel1lt
at peroSen, mas 0ob ffnir ffeiinen Sem
6fenben Elm Gebeimnis iii nnb ipas MIR
sperbi11ene gearren riW augeben mol
len: 8ranfreib 6at felt gnoe beS.
|arieges (iih getral1e 1niidbo 5l lagen, felt
Dem Mnfaag beS Griebens) fortm1b-
renb all Gerrai1r nerlorell morality
nnb intelleftuea. Sd m0hte cher 5ll-
alleid Mn5ufmgen, bob es I'M Begriffe
|iIt, oielen Gerluit mteoer ein5llbriel--
gen"
@ine menoet lih parn lpie id)on Elm
unoerer Sdrtftlteller in Der Opinion
getar 6ut, gegen Sic n1lgeididli6fei-
ten Der ran5oiil6en Hropagnnba, Die
Srnnfreth i'm Ml1slunoe berab1ebe.gr
|begriibe Die @ei1ter oes iungen1 eutlb-
lono4 nie iid boffentlib nad 6ra1f=
reib me11ben miiroen l1n0 gla1be an
cine balDige grnelter1ng Des geiltigen
8unoes, 0ns bei0e Bolfer friiber per-
ffniipfHt bbat. Mear1 bra1dt Muslaiiu1l=
gen 6ieier Nrt nibt au iiberieben, man
bort tie aber a1ldy nid,t iiberidaBen.
| >~NC HHFA ." " - - <FL~ - -E,< go 49, .A.,
ISolange Das politifde Srnnfreib fort
qbrt, Deuti9lmo 81 pergepaltigen.
ITO lmnge nrbeitet bas geiitige Tranff=
reid on Ser @er10bmtng ser beioen
Softer bergebens. Gas berti1e 8olf
bnBt beltte Sranfreih 1pie es niemols
5llpor gebot bat, llno &S iii cine
stimmltng, bie n1d geiltige Greuuo=
ifnft ni4t nuffommer l6Bt. 5plan-
sc Sranfreid fortfabrt, oieier SAB al
1rabren un6 5u lteigern, perSen sic
9offn1tngen @ibes iib nidt erfiinen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-01-05
,,NaHe" &eTnnm9en Sc:
i6mume en-.

Sic fuiiralib bon Dem Superintendent
ten Mor0M bon 8Doming, Bent re-
p1lblifanilden 5iibrer bes 6quFes; er=
lailene grfarung, bob Der 81. &on=
greB nidd.an Die 5reigobe bon 8ier
unb Mein 5ur 83nblung bes Bonus"
an bte 4riegsteilnebmer benfe, bot Elm
fir ole Mole Ben Soffnungen ein en-
be genpudt, sic bon BEN @egnern beg
Bolitea6iden OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ge=
begt wl1r0en. gs NOR bon mirfliden
@emern Ser eiuibldgigen gerbaltnii=
le Idyor Dor Momten .erfldrt morbe1r,
bob cine Repifion Ser Boliteab'1den
8orfdriften crit I'M Sabre 1926 pom
&ongreb 81 ertparten ei. Die Mnltren-
gungen Ole gemadtameroen, I'M fir
Die &ongreBapnblIm Jeobember 1922
geeignete gorffebrungen gu treffen nnb
libernIe Mianner nls @anbioaten 5r
g%erpiinnen, tper0en itd)erlih oie GU
fammen1eBung bes SO. &ongreies
nidt un1peientlih beeinflulien unb 81
elmer grbobung beg liberalen Bot11ms
beitragen. !,
Mber Die 1pirflide golfserbebung
gegen Brobibitton miro erit bel Ser
aongneBtpaH i'm Sabre 1924 ertpar-
tet, menn 8ugleih BrdlioentempaN
ltattfnoen miro. Gs miro a11genom=
men, 6uB Die geoulb bes amerifnni=
|iden 8olfes maH elmer f%uniiabrigen
I9errihaH Ser Rrobibitio1, eridopft
lein miro. gs nerben bon ser uMfIo-
ciation Ngairit TIE Brobtbittion Mm-
eron1enf, sic sen aa1npf fir perl0n-
lide 5reibeit enlightenment bat, en-
ergiide Mnifrengllngen gemaM, nm
ane liberal ~geiinnten Burger u1b Sir
gerinnen gum NnidhlB an Ole Berei=
n1gllrg 9i Deranln}len
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-01-05
Mu@ er!

Maplnpno 8%oincare, SET friibere
Nriiioent ser fran50liiden &eplrblif,
Ser pieueidt metw uls irgenD elne
anoere ein5elne 8erlon fir Ben Melt-
frieg berontportlih 1T, lit 51 Der
An1idt gela11gt oaB bic 8albingto=
l1ler &onferen5 iid als boaltatrolger
1ebl(dlag erlpieien bat.. Gr meib a1ld)
gar5 getpaa1, tuer fir ben Seblldlag
perantaportlib lit ~ lelbitperitanoltd
bie Deut1den. Sic maren uleroings
nidt All Ser &onferen5 e%ingelaoen, tie
bnben ol19 nibt an Ben Sibnnger
teilgenommen; tie baben fein Seer, fei=
ne 6totte, ur1b ibre 8eIieurrgen I'M
Yocific fat man ibnen geraubt, aber
lie linb troboem fir oen Seblldlag Der
&onferen5 berant1portlih
Die1er 8ieoermann, ser lelbIt fir
einen fron56liiden Diplomaten Elm
auBeroroentlid) berfommeres Sl1bieft
BARTLETT idreibt in ieiner 3eitupg
Yetit 8leu::
nSn 8afbington gingen Die Dele=
gaten mob nun0erbmen rbetoriidycn
'2eiitnngen III Sen BlenariiBl1ngen on
bic Mrbeh, l1nb Damn fam cine hir6-
terlide 2eere an cen Sag. Die &eben
dparen n1lsge5eibnet, aber ole &elul=
tote Hieben aus. uniere 5re111uoe il,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-01-05

Enern grl1ber, sic lid felt SO SaBren
niidht mebr geieben batten. Die Be-
freHenoen inb Groal George Cooler
lln6 GGrall Saul 9lndman ,rrb gbas.
9elaneD DON Chicago.
9rooffiings. - JIeiBige sf1oente1l
bonn S5taats College mel6e 9elo'
brau6fenum .iibr Sfnoium fort5lleBes11l
|f0nnel1s Silfe ponr stuoenten 2oarl
Sumo Aerbalten, pie Die aol1trolbebor-
Sc Ser stuoenten Miiociationl be1dloi-
len bat. Diiee: eiireelnen Mnleiben ourfen
5000 nidf iiberiteigen. Ste Buntcn
|ihlieBen ons @el0 Dor.
geaNapoob. @oararb g. Hrairia,
Gbomag 8. Brairie uno 8. 8olfc,
m1rben moegen Mngriffes, nit Der Mlbs
lidt 5u totem, III ser Goiebuo Srroiaz
ner Melerbaiton berbuftet unb lo,1
See 8ropfs, Silfs8unbesn1arid;a
bierber gebrobt.
.Sla11oreau. Biibrelr0e 8el6u1t5.
lerte bon bier bnbe11 cine Srgal1;ia.
tipn gegriinoet, NIT eilrem @rltnef1.
p;tal bon 500, 900 Inn M1tleiber ar
6armer 81 belpiligen, bic ihre 5ar.
men NIT Gieb periorgen lpoQelt.
9io1r SAILS. 49, Mqrtin Sllon cir
iGarmer, Ser iib IN Sutherland 5uriif:
ge5ogen but, begging 5elbitnorb, in:
Dem CT iid Die &eble 5erifniH unh
berbl11tete. 8er51peiflung iiber ldIedte
I8eiu1obeit fonen Ben Wann sur Eai
getrieben bnben. .
Gel &api0g. -Die Heital1rolltlelt
te unb Die 8nrbiere bereitem ih boz
lallgiam nllf Die NorfrieggpreiIe 5u.
rif5ugeben. Cine quite Mabl5ei1
fan11E mon tpieber fir 35c befou1men
un6 Die 8arbiere nebrter1 iebt IS,
fit 9ooridnitt gegen SOC bon triiber
nrb zoe fin &aiieren.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-01-05
UorozDQfota

8alleD @itp. = Ger Bro5eb gegen
Willim GUNNER megen @rmorbl111g
BON SRI. Mnrie 8id bon @rpgle,
M1inm.. mSBGrescott @otel bon syar=
80, Der bon 8nrgo 1rad Dem 8ornes
County Riitriftsgerdn in @nGeD 81
tD Derlegt tpa1roe, lit fir ben SJnnl1nr
Germin feltgeieBt nor0e1,. Sic 2eide
bon Sri. 8if patrbe befarmtlih ON
l7. Sum- leBten Sabres I'M 3im1ner
SEQ. 80 6es beiagten 9otels gefu,rbet1
nn6 Die nrteri1ldl1ng ergob, 0aB bas
|1~8-iabrige Waoden nnf ote br11taHte
Beife bergelualtigt lr1b ermorbet tpor-
ben NOR. 8ilim GUNNER, Der So
telelerf, ip11rbe bnlb bornrf ais bes
8erbredens Deroadtie feitgenommen
uno miro, obapoN er ieine nn{dh1Ib be-
benert, fetgebalten.
Sarge. - 8ie Dr. Dan McWen-
bon, Brofellor I'M 8eterinor Departe=
ment bes neutrality-suspicious. &oaeg
miitttteiilltt, foinnen Ginber- Guberfuloiis
Seine bon 6 Bis 10 Monafe I'M BUT
|terfett Ieben. Gin 9rittel Der CODES
|falle unter &il10ern nrterF fnnf SAT-
rem iin6 6ieiem Seine 5u5uibreiben.
Seine fonren nber Dur6 @oben Der
WiilH fir 2 bis 3 Minllten getotet
perben.
8iSmord. 5. s.. Nelion Don
|Stanlen lit gum &ilfs Stnats SSrt=
ipeffttaarerrnnnt Dorben Inn StaDt-
uno gDnnfD : Aernter I'M 1roromeltli-
den Sell bes @tpates at l1nteril1den.
|5ein @mlptql1urtier miro III Winot
lem.
Mdaroton. Jrau Warfus Sell
5og b beim Serridten beS Mittag=
|eiiens an Dfen, als Dos Seuer aus
Dem Ofen 1dylalg uno lire &letoer in
|&rano febte, ffblimme 8ranoapunoen
gil.
@abpeton. 49, 9. Joles ml1Bte nit
ten in iei1uem Sonigmonat cine brei=
Iiabrige @ef1ngnisitrafe a1trete1, meil
.er feline 1rellen Gberinge NIT ei11em
gefalifdhen gbed 8efaut bottle.
@rano SORTS. Die 5t1toerten
Ser Rprtb Dnfotu staats%- l1niDerlitat
braudyen a~1rabernD $500 per SaEbr
gum 9ebensunterbalt, pie Der Timber
litdtSregiltror mittetIt. 8ei GROCER
sparla1Hfeit fam elmer nit $500 Bis
500 ldon ourafom1nen. ginige pe-
mge f0n11en $1,000 Bis $4,000 Der-
bral1den. Bei einem 1dsperer
.5hneeitarrm idh1e Der 8liB in Die
IDrabtleitl1rg Der eleftrilden 8raftanl<
|ltalt, rDoour6 Der gat,5e @eibaftstel
Der Stabt in Jiniternis 9ebiiM tp1irs
be. Derielbe 8libitraN ihlalg naid e1-
men sBuBgarger al Booen.
Marr7n1arttb. ~ Die G5arm bon Db-
crit Sefferio,r bon 5pringfielo, ST.,
1iioh BON Mtarr1nrtb, $500 Ader groB
nit 400 Stiif 9GSiiebb, 1p11r6e ffir $50.
900 al g. 8. Gate ION 8idita, Raat=
ias, %perfauft. Dns gieb miro nod 81.
li1lois geididt, no Is nit Dent leBt
.biligen MeaiS gefilttert resp. gentaltet
ultO Damn nah a~ltsspartigen Wtarfte110
gebrudn miro. Irob ser beioen lebte11.
ungiinltigen Sabre erbielt Sefferlo1
.eillel1 bDberen Hreis, OILS ct be5alAt
gatte. s.
gorrinBton. gtt1pa $4,000 fplr-
ben bltrd gerfmtf bon perfalerlen.
SfeuersSbieften er5ielt. Gelb id)eilh
reidlih Dorbai1oen ge1peien 3n ictn,
.oern Der cingeltomnte11e 8etrog lit be-
toel,teno gr0Ber uls iii Dorige1, SSaobbr.
galleniteine. Gral1 6. shniibt
bon Incoiter, Ont. fdneibt Wdb-
rettb Der lebten adt Biz 5ebn sS5abre
tube ih lle6r n1 ganIeniPeiil,e gefifz
ten. 9ei faItetn Better nltroSe nllteiii1:
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ct. 8nl1l, Metnr. GHtriftSrihs
ter S. SO. Gntlin III ct: Saul, mad6-
tie an Mithpo6 Ben ginbqltSbefgeN,
tpelder ser ct. 8anI gitp HailipaD
gompunp berbietet, Ben bon Der ltaat-
Iihen grienbabn un6 &agerbansfom=
MILTON a11geor6neten Gnbrpreis bon
Z Gents eiin3uffiabren, 5ll eirpem oaler1l
ben. Ser Jabrpreis betrdgt gegenz
panhg 6 Gents. Gin porlduriger Gin
bnltsbefeN mar lebteS SSabr I'M
September erlaiien poroen. &idter
gatlin lagt III feiuer iebigen @ntidpil=
Dung, baB Die itaatlt6e aommiiiion
feine Gntlladfen ODER Nblddbung oes
gigentums Ser @eieafdaft il. Cant
ben gebabt Iabe, mornit lie Sic Haten-
erhobl11eg bdtte begrunoen f0nnen. IS
lei niidt bie 8fliH bes Staates, in
iolDente offentli,de Betriebe mieoer
|5abllngsfaibig 5u mQben. 81. S.
LIS. 8lad, 6urmtuirtidnfts 9adDer-
]tdnoiger Der Stnatsunibertat Win=
ne1otn, erf6ien am 3orrner1tag Dor
Dem gemeinfdaftliden &ongreBmns-.
1duB fir ~ffur5friitige 8ooenfreoite in
let: Ba1ll l1n6 empfoN, 6aB peitere
@rmeiter11ng Der Sarmtatigfeit einge=
felt 1perDen lollte, Bis bie Na6frage
nab Snrmproonften ii6 Dem Nnge-=
bot rqbert. Snus j.. 8. oie Sarmer
in Miinnefotu, 10 iagte 81. 8lad, SIRE
bite in S0be BON 100000, 900 erbol.
ten louten, 10 miiroe Dos eim meitereS
|5infen Der Breiie fir ~Sdrmproollfte
bebenten.
Dllutb. 49, aloDo $. Wnban bon
9o1rgbton, Mibtga1, Elm Gtu6emt Der
staatsuntberiitdt bon Midigan, nur-.
Des ap Mihhpoh I'M @eriM gu D1tll1tb
allf ntnbeitimnte 3eit III Die 5taatlidR
Meform19lle in st. @lo11b geibidt,
nndy0em er uberfibrt moroen mar,
ben fiinf5ebnidbrigen Carl 9elge Gin.
6erlon nit ieinem Nlltomobil iiberfb
rem uro totGib DerleBt 3u baben. Die
Sodititrafe fir oieies gerbreden lit
|15 Sabre.
Minneapolis. i3mei noblgeflei=
beten iill1rge 2e1te madten 5reitag 1T
.eillem elegunten M11to cine Gnn6fabrt
ourh bic 5iiDleite Ser Stabtz lid) Die
fir ibre 8eibnadtS unb Neuiabrs
Ifrenbe nootigerr Mittel 5u lan1meln. 81
nerbnB etner 5tur1be begingen lie
flint &diubereiet, bic ibnen cine 8el1-.
tie BON 5uinmme1r $3.50 eintrugen.-
Drei ibrer 9pfer 1paren jiunge Dnmen.
Die So SSabre nlte Grau Sl1Iia Sol
IlonsbD, uelde felt ef1pa 80 Sabren in
ENinneapolis nobl,te, fanD iSreitug iii
ibrem 8inprner III 1901 4. Mpet1le
Nor0, einen idredlidm 500 b1irb
fFGerbre1r1ten. Wdibre11b tie ihlief gente-.
TEN lire @leiber ouf nod nfidt ollfge-
ffldirte 8eiie lit 8rnno.
Wnoelin. 9ier babe1l Die &allf=
Elelte 1iih entidlolien, M3ais our Be
5ablung BON Shltloen unb gum Mn<
.fallf bon 9an6eIspaaren announcement.
Die 5arn1er batter id altBerdtl1oe er=
Fart, ibren inan5iener gerpflthtun
gen bei ben Rnnfle1lten 1tad)5llfoln11teu
alrb es fit ntdt ratim gebalten, an
geiidts bes nie0rigem Mai8preties ibr
Betreibe a11f ben MSorft at bringen.
sSba1rboe. Gle &nltfleute bon bier
baben beibloiien 6en Weais Ser Jur=
nler BON 10 Gents per glidel 5lll ffall-
fen. Sic nebn1en ellen Mais, ben lie
baber ltnbh gebfen iibbnen 4rebit 6nfiir.
Neolnfe Sails. CIV Die g5btiipppetpa
sss1oinner bon Winneffon erbalten
ii1bJr1 eiirte MsiilGliipn Donars meetln Der
BIa1 Don George Sc. GrnB Eltperiir.s
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gaQeniteine. JSrul1 6. 5hriiot
Don Incoiter, Ont, fdreibt: u@dbe
.reto Der lesten adt Biz 5ebn SSabre
tube id ie6r OH gullenliteiim ged1iif=
ten. 99ei faltetta Setter ipllrbDeI nlleziill
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WRITE TO THESE MEN.

individual members of congress In O
hundred skillful shrewd, subtle ways
arguments to support the Legislation
they are seeking to advance. It wOult
take two or three columns of this
newspaper merely to print list Of
the organizations and associations that
are here to keep congress mindful Of
their interests.
In this great clamor the common
public interest Is likely to be sub
merged. In fact. too often it has beer
submerged. This matter Of economies
and recognizing the business of the
government and taking up the tedious
details Of administration is a dull bust
ness. 1t has been neglected and put
off time after time because Of lack
Of public interest and driving force
behind it.
If you will supply this driving force
now and display sustained interest
you can at least put the business OF
government Of the United States or
an efficient basis. Congress has beer
negligent because you have been negli
gent. but now ut last the thing has
run along so far that something must
be done about 1t.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1922-03-30
Copyright, Western Newspaper Union
Nv EDWARD LOWRY

various reasons, including possible
new legislation, the operations Of the
shipping board the railroad admins
tration, and iuctuatiOn in current re.
ceipts of the postOttice department,
cannot be predicated at this time, the
above amount Is that much OF con"
tribution to a more favorable relation.
This fine response to your request
from the heads of the departments
and independent organizations and bu-
reau chiefs. Incidental to your assump-
ton of responsibility as the business
head of governmental administration,
infers the existence in their minds OF
three principles involving improve
ment in governmental business, which
should not be overlooked.
First, that the business organZa-
ton of government hereafter assumes
that the minimum amount Of money
to be expended in any fiscal year Is
not, of necessity, the sum approprl-
ated in advance by congress, but the
smallest amount upon which the bust
ness of the government can be eftl-
GENTLY administered under the pro-
gram outlined by congress.
Second that the minds of the bust
ness administrators OF government
have been diverted from a too easy
reliance upon the custom of deficiency
appropriations.
Third, that where congress has d.
rected the expenditure of certain sums
for specific purposes, an executive
pressure will now be exerted for more
efficient and economical administration
in order to produce greater result from
the given expenditure, and also wher-
ever possible, to complete the given
project for a less amount than the
total appropriated for the purpose"
The budget system was established
because of AN acute public interest In
the expenditures of government, ac-
lively and continuously displayed by
the tax payers. 1t was established in
response to a public demand. The
house Of representatives has changed
its way of appropriating money to con-
form to the budget system. 1t has
only one great appropriation commit
tee which authorizes all the eXpendi-
lures for the house. The senate has
not followed suit. If this newly in
stalled budget system Is to be a sue
ces3 it must have your active support
and understanding and derive an added
authority from your approval and sup
port.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1922-03-30
BUDGET SYSTEM a START

The remedy Is already being applien
TO remove some of the conditions |
have described A budget plan has
been put into effect A director OF the
budget, In the person Of Gen. Charles
6. Dawes. has been appointed to Of
fee. General Dawes Is at work now
trying to fEd out In detail where the
money comes from which you pay to
run the government and where il goes
and how properly to apportl0n II
among the spending agencies Of the
government. He is just at the begin
ming of his biz task but the work has
begun. That Is the important thing.
The budget and accounting act pro-
yides for the presentation by the
President Of q regular and alternative
budget of the United States to congress
on the first Monday in December. 1921,
covering the fiscal year ending June
80, 1923
Recognizing In the budget machinery
created by this law an agency through
which executive policy and pressure
involving better business administra-
ton could be exerted, Mr. Harding
assembled on June 20. 1921, for the
first time. the heads Of departments
and independent organizations and bu-
reau chiefs, and after announcing a
government policy of economy and ef-
ficiency, directed that an immediate
attempt with the budget machinery be
made to reduce expenditures under the
appropriations Of the current year end
ing June 80, 1922.
General Dawes, director of the
budget, has reported to the President
$112,512,62S.32 las the estimated say
ings in expenditures reported to me
by the heads OF departments and in
dependent organizations, in compli.
ance with your directions to all con-
cerned to secure reduction In expen-
ditures under appropriations and bal
ances available during the current tis.
cal year, where consistent with the
mandatory obligations imposed by con.
gress, either direct or implied.
"Of this amount. $22,S22, 1874, per.
tanning to continuous appropriations
and involving for the most part build
Ing and construction, will be post
p0ned for expenditure in future years
unless otherwise decided by congress-
Whatever may be the relation of total
expenditures to total revenues at tie
end of the current year, which, for
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1922-03-30
Used Insects to Eiuht insects.

Control of destructive insects BY
the Introduction of their natural en-
emies has become an important tech
niNue during the last generation
writes Paul Popenoe In Science. But
If competent observers are to be trust
ed the southern Arabs employed the
same method more than 100 years age
In the culture Of the date palm.
In his Relation dun Voyage dams
l'Yemen,' P. E. Botta says:
81 was able to verify the singular
fact previously observed by Forskal
that the date palm in Yemen are at
tackled by a species of ant which wouli
cause them to perish If each year the
growers did not bring from the noun
tains and fasten In the tops of thu
palms branches Of tree that die
not recognize. which contains the nest,
Of another species Of ant which de
stroys that Of the date PALM"
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1922-03-30
SAN JOSE SCALE INCREASING
Lime Sulphur and ScaIecide Must Be
Applied II Orchard Trees
Are to Be Saved,

During the last two or three years
a good many people in the North with
home orchards have believed that the
San Jose scale was becoming extinct.
As a matter of fact the sleet which
persisted so long on the trees the win
ter Of four years ago suffocated the
scale Just as does the lime;sulphur
spray when applied. After that win.
ter, many old trees revived and have
grown well since then. Now the scale
is catching up again and, unless we
have another such sleet, lime.sulphur
and scalecide will have to be put on
If the trees are to be saved. A still
day is an ideal time to spray with
lime-sulphur because t. is easier to
reach all parts Of the tree when there
is no wind. .....