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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-10

CroniCa Economical
RELATE oF1CIALA
DEPARTMENTAL COMERTULUI
WASHINGTON

GU capacitatea deplina ii trebue
5000 de muncitori. Pana acum
lucreaza numai 1900.
Persoanele carl vim sd lOcuiasca
in Anglia pentru un scurt. timp,
in vederea vre-unei afaceri, nu
sunt puse la darea pc VENT. lnsa
daca locuesc acolo mai multi dc
sase luni, sunt pusi la felul acesta
de taxa intocmai ca 81 Gel ce To-
cuesc in tara de un an. Cine Sc
stabileSte pentru tOtdeauna in
Anglia, este pus imediat la taxa
pc VENT
Privitor La aceasta legea Zlce:
'ceice nu locuesc permanent i'll
tara vor fl taxati potrivit GU ori-
ce castiguri sau profituri prove
mite, fie direct fie indirect, prin
81 din orice branse, fabricatiune,
agentie, liciatatie or menajament,
in conformitate 81 Gu cele preva-
zute la scotia Al din legea taxei
pc VENT din anul 1842.''
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-10
BaIcanisne 81
!. alte curiozitAti
din patria veche


tutDWtGtGg
Dacd frecuentesi cercMrile bunei
bmghesii din o,1ce oras din Romd-
nia ausi cam la fel aceiasi istor'odrd
relatiud la tinerii afIati Ia studit
in streindtate: I. "Da, Petricd al
nostru trecut d0ctoratul la Pa
ris, a uimit die pc francesi, 10
felicitat rectOruE uniUersitdtei 81
sdptdmdna viitoare 90 IA primit Ia
Eliseu de presedinteLe republicei. "
Ori. "Emilic6 cdntdt sdptdmd-
ma trecutd la Scala DIN MilanO 81
a innebumt pc italieni. Ziarele q
doua ii erau pline de laudd la adrc-
sa lui." ORR. ''Genicd al nOstru,
cdnd ISL fdcea stdginl ca locotemcnt
intr'u 'un regiment la Potsdam, spe-
riase die pc prostU dia de nen,ti.
Kaiserul q cerut ca sal fie presen-
tat intro IL 81 Ia surprins 81 pc ell
atita inteligentd."
Cea mai tipicd istorioard am au-
:it-o insd IN MottlOrd, IN timpul re-
fugiulM. Intr'un ordsel patridr'
hal, dar foarte patriarhal, Sc dddeo
un concert de binefacere. DOmnt
soara c., - bdtrdniOard, - fiicd
unui meritOs general pensiondr.
cdntat la pian, ior dupd termina
req programului spunea orr cu
rrea san nu Urea s'dusd: "D-te, e,
am studiat piano la Academia dt'
Viena. La I'm concert al meu era
an sald 4 drhidNci. Care MAJ d.
care Sc intreceGu sd-mt sdrute de
getete carl az cdftat asa de meste
sugit. -"
Trdim IN UresSctfssef fareref na!fo
| male cdnd totM trcbMie fGcut. Und
sunteti roi genialitOr, voi tatenta
ti1or? Hic Rhodus, hic salta!
Ion al Paunei.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-10

MISTERIOASA

PORTER, Indiana, 10 Iunie. -
Autoritatile politienesti sunt con-
fruntate dc urmatOrul mister:
Pc gramezile de nisip din Ches-
tertown s'a gasit cadavrul unui
ON, ars intr ASA mod incAt nu mai
poate Fl identificat. In puzunare-
lie hainelor, cari-i stau mai la 0
parte, s'a gasit suma de Is dolari.
Intr 'un cort de panza, asezat ceva
mai departe, s'a gasit deasemenea
un geamantan de care era atarnata
0 cidula Gu inscriptia Anderson, :
un revolver 81 un intreg echipa-
ment de radi0f0n.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-10

Lltimele rapoarte Gu privire la
starea agricola indica Cd condi-
tiunile timpului continua fl ne
favorable, 81 ca in multe districtc
e mare lipsa de ploae. Recolta
sfeclelOr de zahar amenintata
IA Fl distrusa de niste viermi. Gu
vernul patroneaza Importance de
carne proaspata 81 sarata, astfel
ca sd creieze o scadcre in pretu-
rile carl acum sunt cat Sc poate
de urcate.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-10
AMANAREA
IMPRUMUTULUI
GERM n

Paris. 10 Iunie. - Dl }. +. Nor
gan 81 colegii sal din comltetui
bancherilor International, carr "a
cum doua luni fusesera Insarci-
natl de comisiunea reparatlllor sa
formuleze un plan pentru acorda-
rea unui imprumut strain Germa-
|niei, Gu care sa-si achite factura
reparatiilor, S s'au decis astazl a-sl
amana lucrarile pc timp de trei
luni.
Sedinta lor de astazi a fost ul-
TINA, afara de intrunirea ce o vol
avea mane pentru SIENNA ra
portul catre comisiunea repara
tiunilor.
In raportul acesta, care s'a II
nut cat Sc poate de secret, dansl
vor. face sugestillnile Gu privir'
Ia singurile conditiuni pc carl s.
poate acorda acest imprumut.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-10
stideaza Clhtea
SupTe|la FGdera|a
Spune o vorbire vehementa
contra deciziunei adusa In
chestia muncitorilor.

CINCINNATI, O., 10 Iunie. Il
Samuel Gompers, presedintele Fe-
deratiunei Muncei din America, a
tinut aici p vorbire vehementa con-
ira deciziunei Curtei Supreme Fe-
derale in &c priveste uniunlle mum
citoresti. Vorbirea a fost adresata
Clubului Orasului, din prilejul u
nui prinz, la care au participat a
tit capitalist cat 81 muncitori.
Curtea Suprema Federala O.
biectionat cH Samuel Gompers a
critical decisiunea Ell. Gompers a
sfidat atitudinea Curtei Supreme
care-spunc el-a adus 0 declslune
ce pune pc muncitori in sltuatla
negrilor sclavi de dinainte de raz-
boiul civil.
Munca organizata atseapta della
Congresul StatelOr Unite, = spus
Gompers, = repararea greselel ia
cuta de Curtea Suprema.
Dipace critical, in mod furlos,
atitudinea Curtei Supreme, Com
pers continual:
"Acum presupun ca pentru vor-
birea mea rOstita aici mi Sc va cere
| socoteala. Eu vol intampina-o or
cand va veni. Flu nu fug dinaln
tea luptei. Ar Fl frumos ca un ce
tatean american sa nu pOata dlscu
ia 81 critica decisiunile curtilor Ju
decatoresti! Fiecare cetatean arr
dreptul sd critice presedlntel'
tRepublicei, senatnl ori camera. W
intreb. cine sunt membrii Curte
Supreme ca Ell nu pot ii critical
ca presedintele Statelor Unite?
"Natural, muncitorii 81 muncl
toarele. oamenii ce stu sd gandea
sea in mod drept, oameni carl i'll
)besc cetatenia lor americana, vo
lexercita presume asupra congress-
| lui sd rectifice raul cauzat Gle Cur
tea Suprema. MOI vom cere, Il
mod american, ajutor della foru
competent, della Congresul Statelo
| Unite
Gompers a comparat decislune
Curtei Supreme Gu cazul Dire
Scott din anil 80 cand Curtea 81
prema a .decis ca proprletarll q
: sclavi au drept asupra sclavllor 10
in orice teritoriu al Uni,lnel, und
acestia s'ar refugia.
Il Resultatul acestei declslunl, "
5 zis Gompers, "a fost razboiul civ
81 suite de mil de 0ameni, eel m;
buni din nord 81 sud, au cazut pei
tru rectificarea acestei declslunl
/ dupa patru ami Gle sacrlflclu S
: ajuns la resolutie ce n a fOst
!, conformitate Gu decisiunea Curt
: Supreme"
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-10
Ft|Ild pc ogoare

Sc discuta dreptul femeilOr de
a participa la viata politica activa,
81 adversarii acestei refOrme aduc
inainte, intre alte argumente, 81
pc acela, care Ii Sc pare a TRACE
multi in cumpana, ca nici teranul
n ar suferi ca 'muierea' lui Sd
mearga la vot Odata GU dansul.
Eu n am facut nici ancheta
in aceasta privinta, dar cred ca
nimeni mai mutt decat teranul nu
pretuleSte munca, munca grea
81 istovitOare. 81 ell are totdeauna
langa dansul pc aceasta femeie.
De-a lungul Banatului 81 adesea
81 dincoace, in cele dintaiu zile
ale lui Maiu adesea cine infigea
in brazda fierul plugului, apa,
sind voiniceste pc coarne, nu era
barbatul, ci femeia. Banatencele
in camasi albe, Gu splendide Opre.
ge, aruncau gunOiu Gu furca in
campia acum lucrata, pOate tot
cu energia bratelor lor. ST tot ele
deretica 81 curata, ele dau arta, -
81 ele dau terri pc viitorii soldati
al steagului romanesc. lar, daca &
nevoie de un zimbet in casuta ce.
lor truditi, La capatul celor ma
lfelurite osteneli, ele dau 81 acest
zimbet care lumineaza lOcul .
impaca Omul.
A recunOaSte aceasta 81 cins
ar putea-o tagadui este a 81
rosti, in chestia drepturilor fe
meii, pentru aceste drepturi.
N. Iorga.
| (Dim IN. ROmanescc.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-10
LENINE MORT?

NEW YORK, 10 Iunie.-O te-
legrama catre ziaruI New York Tri-
bune spune:
Nicolae Lenine, care fost die
tatOr communist aproape cinci ami
in Moscova, este mort, - precum
spun rapOartele primite aici de o
ambasada.
Raportul spune ca in Moscova
toti stu Cd Leninc murit Gu cate
va zile in urma, desi nu s'a publ
cat mimic. Raportul da 81 amanun-
te, spunand ca Lenine a fost ata-
cat de apoplexie cu zece zile inain-
te de mOartea sa.
Departmental statului din
Washington 81 Comisia de ajutol
pentru Russia, al carei Sef este Her
bert c. Hoover, IL 'au confirmari re-
lative la moartea lui Lenine. De.
partamentul de stat are rapOar.t
despre apoplexia lui Lenine, da,
nu s'a raportat mimic despre moar
tea lui.
Sc crede Cd daca este adevara
ca Lenine este mort, atunci TrOtz
XIV ar face mai multe cOncesiun
puterilor europene numai sd Sc poa
ia mentinea' la putere.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-10
Recolta Uusturoiului.

Gel ce lie place usturoiul MI
trebue sa fie ingrijati, deoarece
scoala regala de agriculture de la
Portici, langa Neapole, rapor-
teaza ca inghetul din luna trecuta
n a cauzat nici o vatamare ustu-
roiului. ST mai incurajator este
raportul consulului ByngtOn din
Neapole, care zice ca recOlta ce-
pei 81 a usturoiului nu numai ca
n a suferit, dar este mai abun-
denta ca oricand.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-10
IN cIIEsgIA
MUNCEI

Presedintele Harding recomanda
. ajustare convenabila platilor,
nsa declara ca platile muncitorilor
ru trebue sa ajunga la scala ce
exista inainte de raxboiu.
Muncitorii au cerut magnatilor
ie cai ferate a Sc explica pc Gale
publica cum cred ei Cd vor putea
raj muncitorii della caile ferate Gu
ninima plata De $l1.O4 pc sapta-
's3nA.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-10
Concurenta germana in Olanda.

Consulul General Anderson din
Rotterdam, arata ca in ciuda ere
sterei in importul de motoare din
Germanla, agentii de automobile
din Olanda spun ca automobilele
nu sunt cautate pc plata 81 ca
concurenta pc viitor nu pare a
putea sd devie serioasa.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-10
ITALIA.
Plata Linei.

Sezonul tunsului Sc aprople
Preturile linei italiene sunt inca
in scadere. datorita marilor can
titati ramase nevindute dc anul
trecut. Conform raportului inain
tat de Vice-Consulul Russell din
Roma, numai in Latium sunt in
magazinate intre doua 81 trei mi
lioane kilograme de lima din anul
trecut.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-10
CEHOSLOVACIA.
Situatia muncei.

Numarul OamenilOr fara lucru
a scazut Gu 5000 i'm decursul lu.
nei Maiu, desi la 4 Maiu metalur-
gistii au declarat greva din cauza
scaderilor in plati. Vorbind in ge-
neral comertul tanjeste.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-10
Pescariile din Anglia.

Guvernul englez Sc gandeste
Serios la subventionarea industriei
pescarilor din tara. deoarece ca
scazut multi de cativa ami incoace,
datorita Upset de piete pentru
export. Din aceasta cauza pesca-
rii de meserie si-au indreptat a.
tentia catre industrii mai profi-
table.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-10
Noui Gable Europene.

Noui cable submarine, avand
fiecare cate trei fire telefonice 81
unul telegrafic, vor ii asezate in
curind intre Norvegia 81 Dane
marca, legand aceste doua tari-
SCARE Gu liniile germaniei. Dease-
menea Sc mai planueste instalarea
unui nou cablu in Anglia, care sd
lege orasele Stavanger 81 Peter
head.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-10
ANGLIA.
Deschiderea unei noui fabric
de Motociclete.
ANGLIA.

: Conform raportului inaintat de-
Hitch din Nothingam
noua fabrica de la Lenton 2 fir.
mel The Raleigh Cicle Compan,
a fost deschisa de ministerul mi
nelor din Anglia. Sc zice ca ia
brica aceasta este cea mai mare
din toata tara 81 va da gaia anua1
10000 de motociclete, 1,0OO.OG
de biciclete 81 mari cantitAti d
accesorii. Cand fabrica va luor.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-10
Chestia muncei.

Conform cablogramei trimisa
de atasatul comercial al Amerlcci,
Ill Mclean. numarul oamenilOr
fara lucru scade simtitOr. Condi
tiunile muncci sunt mai liniStite
in toata tara, afara de micile tur-
burari create de greva metalur-
gistilor de la fabricile Lombardy,
pc care au declarat-o in semn de
Opunere la scaderile ce Ii 'au
facut in plat. Costul traiului con-
tinua sa sc ieftineasca. Conform
indexului Bachi, preturile in an
gro arata o scadere de la suta in
Occurs de luna. Acum catva
timp s'a anuntat ca in timp de
patru ami guvernul italian Va
cheltui un miliard 81 sapte suite
cincizeci de milioane pentru i'm
bunatatirea industriei.
Importul pc luna Ianuarie a
fost de 1908 100000 lire, lar ex-
portul de 619.O0O.OOO. In Aprilie
s'au importat 10000 tone de
carbuni 81 222.OOO tone dc griu.
Preturile untdelemnului 81 ale
matasei raman aceleasi ca 81 mai
inainte. din care cauza nu Sc
pot eXpOrta tocmai mari canti-
TAFT,
Preliminariilc pactului conner
cial dintre Russia 81 Italia, sem
nate in % Decembrie, au fost re.
monte pana la "a Maiu. Accsta
|preliminarii prevail Cd Russia ga
ranteaza platirea marfurilor ce Sc
exporta sau earl deja all fost ex
lportate de comerciantii Italien
| in Russia.
i + cat Sc poate de important;
! problema proiectului de lege nu
nit 'Latifondo" privitor la ma
rilc propietati agricole, insa p'
cat de importanta este ca pentrl
tara, Gu atat de dificulta este re
solvarea eli. In decursul razbOill
llui 81 de atunci incOace s 'au facu
multe promisiuni pentru impair
|tirea marei proprietati la tarani
4 Chestia cOntinua sa fie cernuta S
3 discutata incOntinu.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-10

PARLAMENTULUI



Consiliul bancei federale ina
intat 0 desmintire formala a svo-
nurilor earl anuntau ca acest con-
siliu ar fl dat in public circllare
de publicitate.
Senatorul Caraway Sl-a rclnol:
atacul asupra ministrului Dau'
gherty.
A fOst criticata actiunea conf
tetului vamal de a sterge reglstrc
le de incasare de pc lista obiecte
lor scutite de taxa la export. Sc
natorul Gle Nebraska zice ca Fir
mele ce fabricheaza aceste artl
cole nu Ger nici protejare.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-10
G A M E R A.

G. A NJ j. r A.
Deputatul Woodruff din Mi
chigan ataca sistemul de cerce-
tart in fraudele razboiului.
Sc prezinta un project de lege
prin care sc cere anularea ultimei
scumpiri in taxele colectelor po-
stale.
New Britain herald., 1922-12-01
DANzIG EXPECTS
 MARITIME INCREASE
Since War, Robbed of Trade, Port
 Is Slowly Recovering

Danzie. Dec 1.-Rapid strides in overcoming the shipping reverses suf- fercd during the world war have re- vived in the heart of Danzig visions Of a time when she may resume the position acquired in the fourteenth century. under the Teutonic Knights. as n hub Of international trade. Her ears are alert now for any project bearing on the recent talk of re- opening Russian markets. t
 Before the war this port laid claim to four important shipping lines whose combined fleets aggregated 3S vessels of 2l.o00 gross tons. These concerns were Behnke and Sieg, the Danzig Shipping Company. the F. c. Reinhold interests, and the Hamburg Danzig Line. Their vessels went as far as the Mediterranean on one side and to the White Sea on the other. Regular traffic was carried on with Finnish harbors, Hamburg. Rotter- dam, Antwerp, London, Bristol and Liverpool.
 Hc Wdt Hot oHiy IoDDeu ildHLlS of many former trade connections, but deprived her as well Of almost . fifth of her sea-going ships. The close of hostilities.showever. was the signal for immediate reconstruction operations. and today the home fleet consists of 6S vessels whose aggregate gross tonnage is 93, 300.
 Since the war the old lines have extended their facilities here and sev- eral new undertakings have been es- tablished. Among the latter are the Artus lines with four large steamers destined for the South-American | service; Russo English firm. and | the American Petroleum Con- pany represented by large motor freight ships Others under process of organization or recently founded Include the North Baltic Sea Ship ping company and the Standard Lines, the latter being interested in trade between Norway and Spain, as we'll [ as in Baltic-North Sea commerce.
 Already the first half of this year has shown an increase over the first semester of 1921 in arriving and de- parting tonnage. Business on the Baltic promises to show a ssfurther Spurt for the second half of tfiis year, since it was not until the past sum- mer that these waters became entirely cleared of the thousands of mines laid during the war.
New Britain herald., 1922-12-01
FAVOR NATURALIZATION
Irish Government Would Have All of the Raiiroads Come Under One Head to InQire Better Service.

Dublin. Dee. i.-The commission appointed b ythe Irish government to Inquire into the wording Of Irish rail ways has Just reported, with ono dis senting vote, in favor of the national iaation of the railways by the state. It Is recommended. however, that the management be not in the hands of a state minister, but by national rail- way board representing various inter- ests, including labor.
 The present market value of the entire railway stock In Ireland Is es- timated at between twenty-five and thirty millions pounds sterling which, it Is suggested. should be acquired by n tribunal that would issue bonds at reasonable interest and redeemable from sinking fund in installments every ten years. The project of na- however, has been
New Britain herald., 1922-12-01
[;E%:z:|J\f

broadly criticized: 1t Is not popular.
 The Irish railways are at present being run under difficulties. During the war fares were raised 100 per cent, although the increase in Eng land was only 75 per cent. This has now been reduced to 80 per cent, while the Irish 100 per cent increase remains unaltered.
New Britain herald., 1922-12-01
COP SAVES AMERICANS SHOE.
Tourist Disputes Price With Mexican Bootblack-iIatter Tries to Remove Shine With Knife.

Mexico City, Dec. i.-The American tourist with his scant knowledge Of Spanish and his supposedly unlimited affluence, is always an object of prey for certain classes of vendors in Mex leo. A Mexico City bootback, how ever, went the limit recently when he attempcd to charge two pesos for a shine.
 The American refused to pay, the boy was obdurate. and, as last re- sort, said he would accept no money but would remove the shine. He started to do so with sharp knife, much to the detriment of good shoe leather. A gendarme hove in sight and the polish was restored. The American retaliated by paying only half price.
New Britain herald., 1922-12-01
 HORSE IS DISCARDED.

London, Dec. 1.-The famous royal stable at Buckingham palace, known as The News. are to be demolished. In their stead will be built modern garage large enough to care for the numerous automobiles of the royal family.
New Britain herald., 1922-12-01

The following are a few Christmas sugges- tions from this popular department :-Foun- tain Pens, Eversharp Pencils. Imported and Domestic Stationery, Book Ends, Desk Sets, Quill Pens, Bridge Sets and Prizes, Score Pads; Calendars.
New Britain herald., 1922-12-01

Orders will be taken for engraving person. al greeting cards up to Dec. 6, but they should be placed as soon as possible to in sure prompt delivery. Also, Dec. 6 is the last day on which orders may be placed for children's leather pencil cases, with the name stamped in gold. and for Penelope Posters.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-09
Why Popcorn Pops Is
Revealed by Scinece

BLOOMINGTON. Ind.-why does
popcorn pop? Ask Paul Weather
wax, a member OF the science de-
partment of Indiana university, who.
after a special study OF this complex
object. offers in brief the following
explanation
"The popping Of n grain OF corn Is
an explosion due to the expansion,
under pressure. of moisture con-
tanned I'm the starch grains. Until the
instant OF the explosion this force IL
confined by the celloidal matriX in
which the starch grains are embed
ded. Neither air nor any volatile oil
Is in any way concerned with the
process as the expansive medium.
As a result OF popping there is hy-
drolysis OF much of the starch, n
loss of moisture, and the oblitera-
ton Of all cellular structure in the
endospeum."
Mr.. WeatherwaX gives-n- few prac-
tlcal tips as TO how to produce the
best results in popping. lie says;
"For successful popping the heat
must be applied rapidly enough to
generate steam faster than 1t es-
capes; but slowly enough TO permit
hydrolysls of most of the starch be-
fore the explosion occurs. Best re-
suits are obtained when the heat IS
so applicd that a temperature of
17b TO zoo degrees centrigrade IL
reached in two and a half 10 three
minutes"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-09

his work as chairman OF the War
Industries bureau has devoted much
time TO these problems, has an
swered several fundamental ques-
tions, which answers. when reduced
to their essences, are:
The farm movement, forced by
the needs Of quarter OF the ma
tlon's population, Is as much a de-
termination OF the agricultural
classes 20 modernize themselves as
to obtain a larger share Of the ma
tion's industrial output.
lt was neglect Of seriously needed
reforms by the governmental pow
crs that compelled tho farm movo-
ment TO be organized. 1t'is construc-
tive and not destructive OF any real
1t is feasible ana legal for the
manufacturer to unite corporately
in a lawful manner where as IL has
not been for the farmer. II Is az
parent that the farmers may best
devote their energies and resources
to the benefit of the whole country
by. Corporations rather than by corr
pofatiohs. Others are actually and
legally uniting in corporations; why
not let the farmers get together In
corporations
There has been a considerable de-
gree Of agricultural cooperation,
but not in major products-only
whore production has been confined
to more or less limited area. What
Is desired Is legislation TO permit the
growers OF grain, cotton, tobacco
and other basic crops TO cooperate.
The proposed Co-Opctrations OF
farmers and livestock producers will
not be peril of Brtificially high
prices for necessaries TO the con-
sumor. IL will affect economics and
benefit all classes, The benefits to
the farmers wiz therefore come
, from economies rather than by ma
nipulations Of the markets. 1t Will
enable the manufacturer of agri-
cultural products to deal with his
sales In the same manner In which
manufacturers OF steel. copper,
shoes and farm imple deal
with their goods.
Mr.. Baruch gives restoration OF
the foreign markets as the most Inn
! portant thing to be done now. 1t
/ H. therefore, in agreement with the
advice OF Mr.. Baruch that the
American Farm Bureau Federation
plans the sending Of their delega-
tion into Mexico. IL is believed that
| other delegations will visit other
countries; perhaps one go to South
America and one or more to Eu-
| rope, with tho possibility that one
| might go TO the orient, all OF them
to make intensive study not only OF
our foreign selling markets but also
to learn the facts and conditions
/ that govern in the countries from
| which we buy so much annually for
our table.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-09

ity, they will call up tho broadcast
ing station between the numbers
Of the program and report the trou.
bic. In this way the entire field
covered by the stations Is Kept IN.
der observation.
a receiving set is also paced just
outside the room and connected lv
telephone with the rvudlo. After each
performer starts an observer VIII
listen I'm for fCw seconds TO see
that the transmission ig sgiisfaCtorV
II anything goes wrong. 81 will thu1
be possible to correct the fault with
only a fow seconds delay ana the
great audience will not be Kept wait-
Ing. ono Of tho most curious sou-
sationa Of the visitor To- the hroad-
casting station is tho surprising s.-
lcnCc which follows every numh,r of
the program. We arc so accustomed
TO hearing applause that the quiet
which follows each patturU7u."
seems incNpllcahlc. Tho audience
listening In Is doubtless the largest
over assembled. but there is not the
faintost whisper OF applause.