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Evening star., 1922-02-19
ALEXANDRIA

| ALEXANDRIA, Va, February 1S.-
| Considerable disappointment was ex-
pressed today by merchants and
| others interested that the ordinance
| squares on King street between Fair
! fax and Patrick streets had failed to
| be adopted Friday night by the board
| of aldermen. The measure was re-
| committed to the committee from
whence it came and it is regarded as
/ again will be presented for consid-
| GRAFTON at the next regular meeting
! of the aldermen, which will be held
| the night of February %.
| Should the measure be adopted ul-
timately it is believed that the white
way will be extended up King street
| as far as the Union railway station.
| Plans are being completed by the
| Columbia engine and motor company.
F; No. celebrating it's fifty-first
at the company's house. A number
of out-of-town speakers have been
| invited
! Charles H. Callahan of this city
has been elected deputy grand master
| of the rand Lodge of Masons in Vir-
| ginia, to, fill the vacancy caused by
! the promotion of James H. Price of
! Richmond to that of grand master,
Mr.. Callahan has just returned from
| Richmond, where he attended the
The members of Alexandria-W Wash
| ington Lodge of Masons of this city
Will hold a special meeting at $50
o'clock tomorrow night at the Masonic
Temple for the purpose of attending
memorial services at the Trinity Dio.
cesan Church, Washington.
Fitzgerald Council, No. 459, Knights
! of Columbus. will celebrate George
Washington's birthday next Wednes-
day night with celebration at the
Lyceum Hall. The members will he
addressed by Representative r. wal
/ ton Moore. A musical program has
been arranged and the public is in
| vited to attend.
/ The Northern Virginia Christian En-
deavor Union.will hold it's annual con-
vention in the Second Presbyterian
Church of this city February 25 and
&c Howard Fl. Bittings of Ballston,
Arlington county, is president of this
! union. Twenty-Five counties are in
cluded in the membership of this con-
fvention.
day of the death of Mrs. Hannah
Thompson of 512 Oriental avenue,
Atlantic City. N. J., who died this
morning. The deceased was a sister,
| in-law Of George H. Schwarzmann of
this city.
Carl Budwesky and wife have sold
to Eugene M. w. Recker a house and
lot on the west side of Patrick be-
tween Duke and Wolfe streets
i Sidney H. Jennings has sold to
James P. Crawford and wife house
and lot 405 South Royal street.
Gov. f. Lee Trinkle has appointed
Attorney George B. Vest of this city
a notary public.
In the corporation court today H.
Noel Garner was appointed admins
traitor of the estate of Horace Heflin,
deceased.
Evening star., 1922-02-19
EDISON GREATEST u. S. PATENTED
WITH RECORD OF AT, LEAST 1000

Edison's seventy-ffth birthday an
niversary, which has just been cele-
brated by the American Wizard
in which millions Of his countrymen
rejoice-recalls that Thomas A. Edi-
son is the greatest patentee in this
country-and that probably means
the greatest in the world. He has
rolled up the enormous total of. at
least 1000 patents and shows no in
clination to quit.
Ask the patent Office people who
comes next to Edison and they will
tell you that nobody is within hall
ing distance of the Wizard" A
good many men can count their pat
ents by the score, and. as some are
much younger than Mr.. Edison, they
may beat him out
Up to the present. however. he
deserves the title of the great Amer
lean patentee. That means a good
deal. for 1t Is undoubtedly fact
that an American will take out a
patent on less provocation than any
other man or woman in the world.
AS consequence the patent Office is
piling up a swollen fortune which
makes it a bloated holder among the
government departments. 1t has
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HOSPITAL PLANS TOLD
BY VETERANS BUREAU
Program for $4,000 Beds for Men.
tai Patients Framed by
Specialists.

Detailed recommendations for addi-
tional government hospital construc-
tion in various parts of the country
for former service men, framed by a
conference Of specialists on mental
diseases, were made public last night
by the Veterans Bureau. The pro-
posed program would include a total
of $4,000 beds needed for the care OF
mental patients.
Location of a hospital Of 500 beds
In the western part of Massachusetts,
to receive patients from Vermont,
New Hampshire and northern Con-
necticut towns was recommended to
replace the hospital now in use at
East Norfolk. Mass. while the use of
Fort Porter at Buffalo was suggested.
One Hospital Dlsapproved.
Increase in the capacities Of the hos
pitals at Perryville, Md, and Gulfport
Miss, was recommended, together
with the construction Of a new insti-
tuition, of 500 beds, to be increased
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later to 1000 beds. in district No Z.
comprising Ohio, Indiana and Ken
lucky. Disapprova1 Of the use Of the
hospital at haywood, ILL.,, was ex-
pressed and a new hospital Of 1000
beds. to be increased to 1,50O beds.
was urged for district No; 9; compris-
ing Michigan. Illinois and Wisconsin.
A new hospital of 500 beds, to be in
creased to 1000 beds, was urged for
district No. 9. comprising Iowa, Mis-
souri,, Kansas and Nebraska, to re-
place the present institution at Knox
vile, Iowa
mended for district No. 10, comprising g
Minnesota, North Dakota, South Da-
kota and Montana.
Plans for Northwest.
A hospital of $50 beds. to be IN
for district No. 13, comprising Oregon
care for patients from the western
part Of the tenth district and the
northern part of district No. 12. com
prising California, Nevada and Ari-
zona.
An increase in the capacity of the
hospital now being built at Fort To-
gan H. Roots. Little Rock, Ark, was
also recommended.
consideration by the bureau, which
upon pending legislation to provide
sl6.oo0,000 for further hospital con-
struction.
Evening star., 1922-02-19
GOVERNORS MAY DEBATE,

TOPEKA. Kan. February 1s.-Gov.
Henry ]. Allen has received an invi-
tation to appear at Washington
March 1 before the congressional
committee on rivers and harbors in a
debate. with Gov. N. L. Miller of New
York on the Great Lakes-St. Law
renee deep-waterway project. The
Kansas executive indorses the plan,
while the New York govrnor op-
poses it.
Gov. Allen said he would accept the
invitation if possible. =
Evening star., 1922-02-19
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In Defense Of Southwest
Washington
Contributions thick and fast
I hope this GIVING spirit lasts,
Far every one needs KALE.
But should it cease. I. still would ply
Ny pen. and do my best.
To let you know there is a guy
) That roots for old SOUTHWEST.
We have profession. business. too.
And tradesmen by the score:
Our men are kind and chivalrous.
We have pretty girls galore.
So Hon. Commissioners.
Please note. we're still alive,
Although you all neglect us,
The Good Lord let's us thrive.
} So. if for lumber you should ask.
Pine. hickory. oak or elm;
Lignumvitae. cypress, bass,
Mr.. Church. you tell 'em.
, When your inside troubles cease,
Call a. B. Price, the bo1wood man,
He's always at your service.
Martin. the tailor. he's bird:
The kind that's seldom found:
Makes the leudest suits you ever heard.
At prices that astouSd.
} Before you buy more ornaments,
Your parlors to adorn.
Peep in Dickha-t's window.
And see September Morn.
Don't forget that Rison's rolls
Are still a rneasly dime:
On Sundays you can't get 'em cold.
They're baking all the time.
They're famous for their lemon pies,
For they just touch the spot;
Drop around at IL o'clock
And get 'em while they're hot.
On 7th st. rear E.
) Painless emputaticn,
Gas administered free.
Peep in Miller's window
And see his great display;
Buy yourself an ice box
That will last It'll Judgment day.
GS Neryshins S tGs in that Gn,a' line: aea paper
He'll also hang your borders,
And doesn't seem to mind.
D'R When run AUTH u t0SI % to s sPsad a.S s1 shnk
. And when you're in q hurry think
, Of Murray and his fivver.
JUDD's Pharmacy sells everything
To cure your aches and ills:
He guarantees bell-bearing joints
To those who take his pills:
S0ndnellner Tor your S1nS
Rosenberg for boots;
Keep on down to Berkman's
For records and chsroots.
. Now. folks. perhaps next Sunday,
, If can get in line,
, I'll let you hear from Wall St.
Where the capitalists all shine.
If there's anything important.
You'd like for me to write,
Let me know by Thursday,
II not, III say good night.
, RISoN'S BAKERY.
Evening star., 1922-02-19

No girl is really in the spinster
class until she begins to get angry
when called one. s
Evening star., 1922-02-19

Many q mans credit Is bad be-
cause he IL unable to make good
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Many a man becomes weary from
trying to dodge people who make
him tired
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-01-21
7ause la eaiatori 174,sO2.7a8 81 4
msrfnr; TT .03Oa6 Lei

1ausc la eaiatori 174,S02. 738 81 IA
marfuri 1T ,.O3.O36 lei.
/ Aceste cifre arata ca desi tam
felc ne G.. H. II. s'an mdoit, TO-
tus traficuf de calatori ma SPORT
de cat cn 85 la suta 81 nnmai Gel
de marfuri inregistrcaza i'm spnr
real, adica 16O La suta.
Cifrele transportation Ia ba-
gaze dan deasemeni un regres.
.ceeace dovedeste ca transporturi-
le de mica iuteala efectandu-se
mai bine, ele sunt utilizate 81 PEN
tru bagaje.
Traficul de calatori nu inregis-
treaza intensificarea dorita din
canza reducerilor numeroase a.
cordate latre earl 75 La suta tn
turor fumctionarilor Statului.
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StatuI pagubit Gu
zeCi de nnilioane

! era IN dcel moment z n so baai
Evident ca la mijloc era san d
| eranda sau un abuz.
Chestia Insa nu Sc termina cu
! aceasta. Hartia sosita in tara mi
nisterul industriei a ofcrit-o ziare-
lor GU pfetul de II lei 33 bani Chi
logramul, mai tarziu- GU 10 lei kgr.
Oferita ziarelor. acestea avand GU
nostinta de conditiile proaste in
care sc gasea = stand timp inde-
lungat descoperita in ploaic 81 ex-
punsa tuturor incorporation = nu
au puttlt accepta un pref mai mare
de 5 lei. lar la doua licitatie de
) lei % bani. Dcspre halul in ca
re Sc gasea hartia directorul in mi
nister,ll industriei 81 comertului
,kferjescll scrie ministrului ca "din
10 vagoane. cate Sc afla acum AGO.
10, MI cred sd putem considera ca
hartie bllna decat maximum 25 va
goane." ;"
Hartia sta 81 astazi neridicata
Paguba enorma a Statului. care a
platit IL lei 33 bani chilogramul
cand I'M tara Sc putea cumpara Gu
Z lei 80 bani, oferindu-i-se la licita.
tile de pana acum deabea 5 lei 25
bani - este evidenta.
Sc naste intrebarea, cine tras
folosul din aceasta afacere, caci un
alt delegat al d-lui Taslauanu, d.
Manea, dennnta printr'o reclama.
tie adresata fostului presedinte de
consiliu, la 16 Iulie 1921, ca Var.
iassi "a fncheiat i'm ascuns Gu Soc
cost Nn contract cu diferenta dc
pref al hartiei, in scop ca plusu'
peste pretul real sd fie restituit
dansului 81 lui Miklos'' (e vorba de
mn tovaras. al recomandatului d-lui
Q. Goga).
"Afacerea produce de sine
inteles - mare Senate 81 amenin.
ta sa ie proportii neasteptate.
Am semnalat-o 81 moi caci ca
ev:dentiaza in mod cum nu Sc poa-
te mai plastic sistemul ''cinstei
patronat de generalul Averescu, a
wand la dreapta 81 stanga So pc
d-nii Goga 81 Taslauanu, tovarasii
lui Varjassi 81 Miklos.
. (Gazeta Transilvaniei)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-01-21
q afacere in mare a tova
rasiei Goga- Taslauanu.

l u
Face mare zarva presa bucures.
l.teana faimoasa comanda de pc
Ftilnpul guvernului Averescu II.
nei cantitati enorme de hartie -
$50 vagoane din Austria prin
intermedinl mui anumit Variassi.
Fdin care afacere Statul a. fost pa
gubit ell zeci de milioane, lar tri-
foiul Goga-T -Taslauanu- Varjassi =
precum sc afirma si-a.. garni-
sit buzunarele.
Acuzat in public de aceasta ma
nopera fostul ministru Goga neasa
intr 'um articol publicat in "In-
dreptarea - ca ar fl avnt vre-nn rol
in aceasta afacere verOana.
A patit-o fnsa pudicul exminis-
tru. caci "Universul dovedeste cu
acte oficiale, carl poarta iscalitura
d-lui O. Goga, ca dansul tras fo-
loase din aceasta cOmanda pc cand
Statul a fost pagubit Ell zeci Ge
milioane.
Din actele oficia]e publicate de
"Universul" rezulta ca Ill. Var
jassi a lucrat ca insarcinat al gu
vernului roman pc baza unei pro
curi primita della oil. O. Goga., In
tre altele citeaza adresa GU data
/ de % Iunie 1920, trimisa lui Var
jassi 81 semnata de dl. O. Goga.
prin care acesta il autorizeaza sa
cumpere hartie din Austria, Ger
mania 81 Cehoslovacia dngojMndu-
Sc tn schia,b sd-i dea ca c0mpenso-
tie permise de export de porum5,
cereale 81 mte.
Gu data de 10 August 1920, Var
jassi raporteaza cd sa oferit de
casa cost" hartie GU II lei chilo.
gramul plus cOmisiOn de 3 la suta,
ceeace reprezinta II lei 33 bani
chilogr. Gu luna mai tarziu @
Sept. 1920, la ppopunerea tovara-
sului Taslauanu consiliul de minis
tri aproba conditiunile de pref pu-
nand la dispozitia dllH Varjassi ST.
ma Gle 10 milioane lei. Gu toate Cd
IN acelas timp secretarnl general
al ministerului de industrie.. ras-
pnnzand unei rezolutiuni a pcimu-
lni ministru, facea un referat. in
care arata ca pretHl hdrtiei in tara
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CONCENTRATED ARDELENIIOR IN
R1NDURILE PARTIDULUI NATIONAL

Dupace Partidul National a esit
curat 81 Impede din potopul de
injurii. calomnii 81 tot felul Gle a.
cuzari nedrepte,. pornite asupra-i
tocmai de aceia earl sc temeau de
sinceritatea principiilor sale demo
[cratice, astazi sc incearca nora
lovitura dosnica asupra lui. \. :.
.Privirile carl i'm deeursul actua-
lei crize politice au inceput sa Sc
7ndrepte spontan asupra Partidu-
lui National ca asupra unei forte
i'm jnrul Garcia Sc invarte arbitrul
situated, sunt dovada increderii
de care ell Sc bucura i'm massele po-
parului din intreaga tara.
Era deci natural, ca patima ce-
lar ce vad in acest partid piedica
i'm drumnl pc care eli vor sa ajunga
Ia putere, sd isbucneasca din nO,l
impotriva acestui, partid ardele-
nesc.
De aici explicatia pc dos 81 ten
dentioasa a c0ncentrdri tuturor
fortelor demne din Ardeal la carl
face APPEL Partidul National.
Trecutul polite de cativa ami al
Romaniei fntregite a fost supra
dovada ca R0mdnia de All trebme
scoasd de sub iugM politic al Re-
nadaiei de eri. S'a dat dovadai ca
nnul sau doua partide-sub titlul
ca srnt istorice-nM MAJ pot stdpd-
m o tara de zeci de milioane dt
lcetdteni, carl an rdept sd-si spund
cuvsntnl fn ca.ducerea unui Sfal
pc care ei II compun, ei II formeasd
lar principiile pc earl 81 din car
s'a cladit Partid,h National sunt
ttocmai che1harea la hnpta pentrr
prabusirea acelli trecut polite ca
re, GU cat Sc vede mai ros de ru
Egina propriilor hui principal 81 pa
Ieate, eu att Isl intoarce mai fnfu
lpiat albul ochilor spre democrats
mub care cauta sal puma cruce.
| Acsosta-i 81 IN acest sens SO fac
lckensareG la conceRtYaye0 IN car,
Purtidul Natiossol vreG sd cupria
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STIRID
PATREE..

Comisia de ancheta asupra IN
cendiului de la CARA de nord din
Rucuresti. a ajuns la concluzia cd
focul a fost pus. Dovada este fap-
tul ca focul "A isbucnit in mai null
te puncte deodata.
Ministrul industrici 81 conner
iului a decis infiintarea unei CO.
misiuni pentru alcatuirea unui
1ou regulament de import. Din
comislune fac parte: directorul
importului, direetorul industriei,
|irectorul vamilor, un reprezen-
tant al comisiunei de experti 81
ielegati al Camerei de comert 81
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al comerciantilor.
Comisiunea So va intruni in
cursul saptamanei viitoare.
! Consiliul ministrilor a. dcclarat
de utilitate pnblica. urmatoarele
linii de cal ferate locale:
I. Severin- -Baia de Arama Blu
feni Clucereasca Tiani Runcu 81
liniile dupa vale Buzaului 81 Bar
sci eu ramificatiile lor.
Dupa ultimele date procurate,
chestiunea transporturilor pc C..
f. r. iatra intro faza intere.
santa.
Neniturile provizorii pc TIM
pul Aprilie-Octomvrie 1921 dau
pentru anul 1921 La calatori 323..
34.92S lei 81 la marfuri 46O.-
'23.0S9 lei dupa ce pentru timpul
al anului 1920 da-
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do pc toti carr az oderdratd inimd
pcntrM tard.
lar daca acest APPEL al PartMului
National sc. adreseaza All numai
Artlealului, cauza este ca acest pan
It'd, care din motive bine determi-
nate n'a trecut inca Carpatii, Isl
Implineste sfanta datorie de a
strange umar la umar fortele arde-
lenesti pentruca acestea sa nu Sc
lase ademenite de ambitii carl -
dovada sitnatia caraghioasa de az
a averescanilor ardeleni--nu pot a.
duce pc ,lrnla lor decat numai O
inchipuire - 81 aceasta foarte re
pede treeatoare = de proprie. fe-
ricire. Ardealul romanesc, care SUI
te Gle ami de-arandul nu s'a lasat
inghitit de McOmia 81 apucaturile
snvinismului 81 oligarhiei ungu!'
resti. MI Sc poate lasa inghitit a
cum de gura romancasca a unei al
te oligarhii. Pana cand coltii a.
cestei hidre vor fl franti 81 facuti
inofensivi. Partidul National are
si-si implineste datoria de a CONT
nna lupta pc care dus-o 81 in tre-
cut. E doar datoria acestui partid
ca drepturi castigate prin atitea su
ferinte sa M le lase All ploeon IL
nei oligarhii, care, in orice haina
imbracata, nu poate Fl decat ceea-
ce este.
Tar Gel ce dau O alta explicatit
acestei concentrate, sunt duSmanii
principiilor de carl condusa Mp
ia Partidufui National.
Toti acestia fnsa Sc vor rugin
81 vor cadea impreuna GU principii
le Tor invechite 81 patrunse de umc
zeala putregaiului.
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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-01-21

(Gazeta Transilvaniei)
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1922-08-04

will hold an excursion for the pur-
pose of studying potato diseases, bene-
fits of different qualities of seed, eff
fects of watering and any other prob
lens that may be studied on an ex-
cursion.
J. M. Raeder, assistant plant patholo-
gist, University of Idaho Experiment
Station; G. H. Godfrey, pathologist,
U. S. Department of Agriculture, and
c. F. Oellien, well known potato
grower of Lower Deer Flat, will be
among those attending the excursion
from outside the district.
The excursion will assemble at
Homedale at 10 o'clock a. m, fast
time, and will spend the greater part
of the day visiting fields throughout
the district.
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