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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-13
v Americe, ci podporovani

" Americe, ci podporovani a
'pracovani pro nejakou usle-
'chtilou ideu. A idea ia jest :
telocvikem a vzdelanim zlepsi-
ii vyznam cesk 6ho clov4ka v A.
merice, a i vychovati z mia
dych nas:ch lidi radne uye-
domele obcany jichz zas j A.
merika tax nutn6 potrebuje.
Vite prec ze telesna schopnost
americkeho lidu jest uboha
(posledni zprava Odboru Val
ky roku 1919) a myslenkove
prlmerny americky clovek ami
nevi ci je, proc je, zda-i bab-
tista ci methodista, republican
ci demokrat, a tax malo onem
dulezitym otazkam dneska ca
'su venuje, ba skoro zadneho.
Wine re i mas cesky Sokol ne
nj Gosud tim elm jej chteli miti
jeho zakladatele, Eel ze stale
malo ochotnych pracovnikd a.
lie dost kritiku. Proto kazda
ochotna ruka schopna poctive
prace v Sokole je Vitana.
Dnes upozorhuji ctenafe to-
hoto listu ma oznamku Soko.
Ia Nova Vlast re, .zxpadni
strany, ktera zahajuje teloc.
vik tento tyden. Doufam, ze
blude Sokoly jich pfateli las.
'kave povSimnuto.
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Prace americkych krajAnI pro
IT

naie deti - 81. Anna Heyber-
grova, profesorka francouzske
he jazyka ma Coe College v &c
ldar Rapids, Iowa, pi'ijeia opet
na ave praZdninove ceste do
Czech. Pobyla nekolik dni v
detsIke 0ZdraVovne Coe Campu
v CernOyicich u Tabora, pre-
svedcila sc o vzornem vedeni
,istayu red. Maximovicem je.
muz vsich1i clenove kuratoria
die nejlepsich svych sill poma.
haji. Coe Camp Cegmovicicf7
ma sve imeno pc koleji ia KITE
re prof. Heybergrova pusobi q
kde Sc svym studentskym spoil.
KEN "KomenSky" skladajicim
Sc re stltdentu a stldentck ces.
'keho puvodu, organisuje sbir
ky We prospech tetO OZdravO.
vny. Pokladnlkem tohoto do
brpcimeho podniNu je Frant
FLIP. feditel banky Security !
Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
Move krspnikove jeskyni
, byly objeveny pfi Jasove bliz
ko Kosic.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-13

Statl. Vymar takov6ho po-
zemku je proveden, kdyz osad
mix pfedlozi affidavit podepsa-
ny dvema sNedky a dokaze, re
Sc ma pozemku usldlil a zacal
ma nem pracovat. Ia IA mesi-
cu po trvalem pesteni jedn6
sestnactiny pozemku a po "a
placeni $1.25 "a akr, stane sc
pozemek majetkem domovina-
fc. Bezplatn6 vlastnikem sta
va sc domovinar po 3 letech,
kdyz zdelava nejmene jednu
sestnactinu pozemku, smi Sc
vzdalit jen ma 5 mesicd rocne,
Vyslouzilci mohou z teto DOLBY
odpocist jen 2 roxy.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-13
MADARSkO MA POKRAJI
PROPASTI

n Mad tarSka pIlchaZeJl Ve-
lice spatne zpravy. Hospo-
dai'ka krise dosahuje vrcholu.
Je to neco docela jineho, nez
Jevilo a caatecne jevi Sc jeste
Il mas. z Mad'arska utikaji
dnes hide. Nikoh politicti pro
vinilci, ami obyvatele interna-
cnich taboru. Ale utika ce-
lych houfech pracujici lid. Ne
utika pred nezamestnanosti, a.
lie utika pred rapidne stoupaji-
ci drahotou. Nedavny prud-
ky pokles mad arske koruny
zacina Sc Mad'arsku teprve
nyni projevovat plnou r6rou.
IA posledni diva mesice toup-
ly ceny spotrebnych NarIu
prllmerne o $50 procent. Ia
posledni rok stoupla mad arska
drahOta asi osmnactinasobn6.
Jak videli jsme ma pfiklade j.
nych inflacnich statu, nesta-
ci mzdy nikdy stoupati V tom
pomeru jako sc znehodnocuje
mena. Nestaci AMI We statech
kde stat ponechava vyvoji pla-
til volny prubeh. Avsak v
Mad 'arsku dele Sc neco iineho.
Tam vlada sc brani urputne
dalsimu stoupani mezd a mech
ce ami slyset o Zavedeni index
niho systemu. NaNledky toho
Sc Ovsem dostavuji. NADIA
sky pracuiici lid mika houfne
re zeme, utlka z dilen, toya-
rem, utika prace, niz ne
muze zit, nebot' vytezek jeji
nestati ami k nejbidnejsimu III
vofenl. Ma Slovensko prinasi
poSta z l]her zoufale dopisy.
Budapest'ti kovodelnici zapfi-
sahaji sve pfibuzne znamG
na Slovensku, by Jim porNdili
nejakou praci Ma Slovenian. Ne
mohou Mad 'arsku zlt, memo
hou vydelat ami MA pouhou
stravu pro sve rodiny, nedo-
vedou toho ami, pracujice pres
cas-. Faktor V jedne z neivet-
SIGH tiskAren pise, re nedosta-
nou cd 'neho w dalsiho dopi-
su. ledostanou, ponevadz
porto ppdrazilo talk, ze nebu-
de NIT aa znamku anebo snad
'.techtosdpd zoufalstvi hru-
zy AMI nepfezije",
Z Mad'arska utika pracuji-
ci lid. Lide, majici stale IA
mestnani. Utlkaji bez past
do Rakousko, X nam ma Slo.
vensko, do Jugoslavie, do Ru-
munska. A vypravuji strasne
vsci O hladu Mad arsku. V
nekterych oborech nemohou
vydelati sobe dewitt az desit
hodinovou praci ami ma suchy
chleb. V jedne butdapest'skt
tovarne podeluji delnici kou.
sky chleba sve druhy, kteri $
neprinesli do prace ami kraji
ce. Posledni krajic snedly do.
ma deti. Talk z;je Sc v Ma
d'arsku, ua'odnem to state re
medelskem. jenz ma letos zna
menitou obilni zklizeh nyni !,
lete. Jsk to bude vypadat /,
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Oprava olomouckeho orloje -
Mestska rada v Olomouci povo-
lila 10000 kc ma 1pravu kra-
sneho historickeho orloje olo-
mouckeho, postupem casu jiz
znacn6 poskozeneho. Opravu
provede akad. malif Jan Koh-
Ter. Letos bude opravena jen
fasada orloje; oprava umelec-
ke ,vyzdoby odlozena byla ma
pristi rok.
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DOMOVINY MA ALASCE
f. l.. l. S.

r. l.. /. >.
Ii, kdoz sc chteji usadit ma
Alaace. mali Sc nejprve pou-
cit tomto 1zemi. Dosud jsou
tam pomery jako v dobach
pred prozkoumanim Ameriky.
ale prece jen mohou byt MALE
zeny popisne zpravy a pouce-
nj V knihovnach We vetsich me-
stech vedle toho mono Sc o.
bratit ma Depart. of the In
terror, Washington, d. G., od-
tud Sc dostane pouceni 0 pod
minkach a iinych dulezitych o.
tazkach, kterych prospektivni
domovinar potrebuje.
Vlada neplati dopravu tenn,
kdoz by Sc tam cht6li usaditi
a nepoakytne penize pfedem "a
cokoliv. Plati tam steine zako
ny danove a pi-istehovalecke ia
ko We Spojenych Statech. A
mericane mohou sc stehovat
do tohoto dzemi podle sveho
prani.
Podrobne informace ohledne
zabrani domoviny. anebo vSech
jinych informaci muze sc OBJ
drzet z uradovny Department.
of the Interior.
Domovinafske zakony a pra-
vidla plati We stejne mire pro
Alasku. Nelze zabrat vic nez
140 akru. Kdo 81 za'dal "a do
movinu pred rokem 1916, te-
dy muze dosud si domoci po-
zemku velikosti 800 akru. Kdo
chce zahrat pozemck v mistech
slveho pozemku kuly, pozemek
musi byt ctverhrany, ma delku
nejvice iedne mile, postrani IL
ME k severn a iihu. Pozemek
musi byt rekordovan v 80
dnech u komisafe Spojenych
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brzy, vychova skoly to nese, a
tu nevyjdeme-h il vstfic a o
zabavy Sc nepostar;sme, tu mia
dez nase 81 il najde jinde, v
horsich mistech a beg dozoru
"a jake vysledky pax mohou
'byt jedine v mas nepros-
|pech. Pranim nasim jest pora-
'dati vice vzdelavacich vecirka
is proslovy, prednaskami, at
;uz nekdy anglickymi, vine
re neni nam moEno v Ameri-
ce vychovat rye Cechy, ale
muzeme sc p0konset ziskat v
mladicich a divkach zde roze-
nych a obcanech to jiz obca-
mech americkych jen ceskeho
puv0du - pritele ceske veci-
pochopeni nasich snah, ideald.
a zast;unce ceskeho zivlu pri-
|st6hovaleckeho zde, do ktere-
no rodice jich pi'inalezi. My
&C jiz piiobceni jsme "cizin-
lei" d pohlizl sc ma mas v kru-
zich americkych vice S pohr-
DAMN jest treba proti mno-
hym predsudkum Sc ohraditi a
tn mladez nase uvedomela
nam pax hodne muze poslou-
ziti.
Doufam ze j clenove Glen
ky jak ii co jiz drive a ii
novi co teprve sokoly ci sokol-
kami Sc stati zacnou tez cvi-
cit. Mladici a divky at zde ro-
zeni neb pfijeti z Czech jsou
upfime zvani v kruh mas. me-
urtujeme jak kdo ma byti sta
ry ci mlady, ka'zdy $ nami NIL
re cvicit. Name tu druzstva die
|schopnosti bratri cyicitele vi
co kazdy muze d6lat, echo je
schopen, neni Sc proc bat Sc
pOlamat Gi snad Sc udrit. Cvi-
ceni naSe nejsou pax dfinou,
tuzime sc praNda, ale ziskava-
me tim silu, statnejSich postav,
lepSich svaln a nejhlavnejSi,
re pri techto pi'atelskych schu-
zkach nekdy dost veselych pc
te denni trampote Sc muzem
protahnout (jako ii ''pani" co
hraji golf, mono nam kdo le-
Ia telocvicnu navstevuje tvrdit
ze pravidelnou navstsvou ts.
locviku udrxujem sob4 pevne
zdravi, techipar centu co mas
clenstvi Sokoia stoji nedosta-
he zas zadny lekaf mic vic.
Zahajenfm opetneho cvice-
nj v jednotach zveme vsecky
dl';vejsi CIVIC ance cvicenky k
move praci. Kazdy krajan a
krajanka kteii sokoly Sc chti
stat budou vitani. Mnozi phi
lezitost onu We stare vlasti me-
meli, neb z nejakych predsud-
ku proti "hoporaci Y sokole"
se Gleny nestali. Muze Sc sme-
lie rici re Amel'ice sc Sokol
sklada ponejvic delnictva a
nebo z maloohchodniku, zas to
byvalych delnikI. Tech co 81 v
Americe ''pomohli ma nohy"
malo V Sokole najdete.
Neni treba neja'kych obav ci
omluv. Jsme spoken vsech
ceskych lidi, upfimnych, KITE
rym neco zalezi bud ma ces-
KEN spolecenskem zivote zde
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pflbudou vydani ma osacenf,
topivo, svetlo.
Rozumi Sc, pracujici lid po-
cit'uje mad'arske hospodaiske
krise nejbolestneji. Ale poci-
t'uje take stat. Pocit'uje je
tou merou, re problemy poll
ticke ustupuji do pozadi. Ve-
rejnost zajima jen otazka o
chleba. A Bethlenove Wade
je re starosti razu hospodai:ske
no hlava kolem. Patetni mi
nisterska rada piijala nafize-
nj, improvisovane ministrem
spravedlnosti Nagyem, jimz Sc
Mychluje soudni rizeni We We
cech lichevnlch, omezuje pra-
vo Odsouzenych Sc odvolati z
razsudku. Rozumi Sc, podob-
nymi policejnimi predpisy a
vladimir narizenimi nelze kri-
81 zazehnati.
V posledni dobe Sc mad ar
ske vyhlidky zhorsily. Vlada
Sc nemiize vypujcit. Oysem
nemuze toho pfiznati, nebot'
to by znacilo jeii pad. Avsak
vefejnost to tusi, vycit'uje. No
why pisi dosud dosti optimi-
sticky a eskontuji uz napred o.
Gekavany vysledek vladnich o.
patreni k zadrzeni upadku. A.
vssk nekteri politikove zacina-
j uz mluviti upfimeii. TAX
ministr zemedelstvi Szabo-Na-
gyatad vyslovil Sc We sve So
botni uctovaci reel We SVEN vo-
lebnim okrese velmi pesimisti-
cky d mad 'arskych vyhlidkach
do budoucnosti. Prayil, re Ma
d'arsko vede kruty boj hospo-
|darsky Sc staty nastupnickymi
nebepecnejsi nez byl Ia valky
svetoye boj vojensky. Nikdo
at se neoddava klamnym ma
dejim, re Sc polozeni zlepsi.
Naopak, Nagyat;ldi je presved
|cen, re dnesni situace zhorsi Sc
" blizke dobe jeste podstatne.
Pan ministr nerekl jeste pl-
nou pravdu. Nakousl neco, a
lie nedopoy6d6l. katastrofal-
| nj primo mad'arska situace no
spodarska ie zjevem mnohem
abnormalnejsim, nezli v dobe
syetove valky. v Mad'arsku
hladovi pracuiici lid pres. re
zeme ma stale obilni prebytky.
Hladovi pres to, ze mad arSky
obilni vyvoz proti lohsku pod
statne klesl.
Pan ministr primal, re Ma
d'arsko Sc niti zapasem hospo-
! dafskym, vedenym prot sta
tum nastupnickNm. Zapomel,
vsak rici, re Mad arako pfepi-
ma svoje SLY povazlive take ma
poll vojenskem. V dobe sye-
no neihlubsiho upadku hospo-
darkeho zbroii nejsilneji. v
,dobe roZvratu statniho svych
financi honoruje sye dustojni.
ky, neien dostatecne, ale pri-
mo skvele, snazic sc ucinit vo-
ienskou sluzbu co MONS nej-
! lakavejsi. Mad'arsko hyne
iprepinanim svych sill. Rojuie
na vsechny strany, kdy mell
'by sc ma vsechny strany smi-
,fovat. Vyhani svou katastro.
falni hospodarskou politikou
nejcenn6jsi Svoie pracovni 81.
Ii V dobe, kdy by jich nejvice
potfebovalo. To je diagnose
mad 'arske nemoc!, stupnrlic,
Sc v horecku.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-13

Pomnik Husiv v Ces. Budx.
jovicich. Jeste letosniho roku,
jak sdeluje IN. p" postaven
bude v Ces. Budejovicich po-
mink Janu Husovi. Bude uni
sten ma Velkem namesti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-13
SOKOLSKA HLfDKA
Die americkeho zyvku mel

DIE americkeho zvyku NELL
'cvicenci a cvicenky jednot ma.
sich sckolskych letni pfazdni-
ny, aspon zatstvo o Mich mluvi
'cely rok neni Jim je mono
upfit. Co Sc ale tvka dorostu a
clenstva tn name byti proti ja-
kemu -koli drzeni odpocinku a
je-li pocasi piflis horke, tn ma
hraditi name cviceni nase So
kolska sporty letnimi jake W.
chazkami, plovanim, veslova-
MIN, taborenfm vellku, hrou
micem a j. ia aspon vefim, re
podobne spolecne vychazky
kazdonedelnl byli by jen k do
bru prospechu jednot, dorost
clenstvo a j zactvO vice Sc tu
pozna, bylo by mezi nami lepsi
pratelstvi a vice shody, ba i
zabavy, yite prece re kazdy no
Wy kritik prvne nam vycte he
Sc zde v Americe neumime ba-
Wit a re tn neni zadny spole-
censky zivOt, ami V jednotach
sokolskych nevyjimaje.
Budem tedy opet cvicit zat-
stvo. Delaji uz to jednoty nase
"ze zvyku", nehledice zdaii W.
sledku to pfineslo, ii zdali pra
ce cvicitelu a financovan jed
notami nebylo marne. Aspoii
Sc tax zda ohlizime-li Sc v Jed
jnotach po tv;ir rsch ktere jsme
vidah jako zaky a zacky pri We
fejnych cviceni nasich. Made
me sice mnnhe v dorostu ale
malo jich pax We Glenstvu neb
kratky jenom cas-. Ida Sc ze
ami jednO procentO z nasehU
Zatstva dorostu Sc neudrZi v
SOkole tryale a neb Sc podili
ma cinnosti nasi. A prece Sc
stale pokousime a stale 81 nal
havame re mladez nase vyplni
ii musi mista Clenu starsich.
Rikame 81 re isme chudi re
nemuzeme dat detem naSim to
co Jim dali telocvicny a kluby
americke, re nemame moder-
mich telocviien. kluboven 4 a
nj vyspelych cvicitelu, Sam ale
vim re pres to re americke te-
locvicny isou krasne cviCite.
le lepsi nez nasi bratri, vidim
re ony telocvicny .isou vice
praZdne a ma naradi V koutech
plno prachu.
Pres to re vysledky nase nei
sou uspokojive, delame pokus
Ease zveme zactvo Ease dc
telocvicen naSich. Budeme hle
Diet aby zactvu naSemu n4jak
to prospelo k lepsimu. Budeme
nan mluvit cesky ably rec ma.
81 ti rodicu svych lepe poz nalo
Gi sc nj utvldilo. Cvicitel mas
pow Jim neco z deiin naroda
svych rodicu, o ceSkych spiso.
vatelch, hlldebnlcich, umelcicf
lvynalezcich, hrdinech jen ably
nejaky cit ci respekt k ceske
mu cloveku ziskali. Malo kdt
vi, ba mnohdy ami rodice ditch
sami, jak tito musi byti ucen
kazni a slusnosti, vzdyt' mnoz
hosi jsou moo chapavi, pnulic
nj nadavky a hrubou mluN,
ltak snadno 81 osvoji ale tezkt
odnaucuji. Proto V jednote SO
kolske postavi sc pred zactvt
jen ten kdo mu muze byti vzo,
rem a muze zactvm bez slibo.
Ivani biti kazni udrzeti. Ne
chci rici re snad v Soko NH
zem vychovaNat zactvo, ne nj t.
memo jedne hUdine tydnt
ale trouf;im 81 fici re ku Sko
de to zactvu nikdy neni, ovsen
nechodi-li hoSi d6lat, ci STUDIO
vat hudbu, neb divky do no
din tanecn.ch, to pax Sc cd di
tex zada moe, vzlaste navste
lvuji-li i skolu ceskou nedelni
| Cvicime nyni Sokole hoch,
a diVky re skoly vysle, tedy dt
rost. Doposud je ienom cvici
mo a. nI..ini nuSo Ia ahx-rho IN
Evening star., 1923-01-23
EAFOR IMPROVED
D. c. STREET LIGHTS
Association Member Wants
illumination Here Equal to
That in Alexandria.

II would go to almost any length
to have the lights in the streets of
Washington at least as good as those
in the streets of Alexandria or Rock
ville," declared James P.' Coon,
member of the Midcity Citizens As
ISOLATION, at meeting of that BODY
at the Thomson School, 18th and L
streets northwest, last night. The
association condemned the lighting
system In the downtown territory
covered by the organization and
adopted a resolution expressing its
attitude on the matter. The associa-
tion made the testimony of the driver
OF the car that struck a woman at
10th and X streets northwest a part
of the resolution. This testimony.
which appeared in The Star last
Thursday, showed that the driver of
the car was not able to see the
woman until he was very close to her.
Commends stars Campaign.
The Stars campaign for better
lighting was praised in the general
discussion, during which DR.. J. C.
Buchanan, vice president of the as
ISOLATION, suggested that, for expert
mental purposes. a powerful light be
placed at each of q number of street
intersections.
The lighting system on 10th, 18th,
18th and 18th streets was especially
condemned. A copy of the resolu
ton adopted will be sent to the Dis
trict committces in Congress and the
engineer Commissioner.
Discusses the "Drug Evil"
Judge Robert L. Mattingly of the
Municipal Court, in an address be
fore the association. declared that
-Taa- I-y.,r p fIx- u
since prohibition has been in effect.
THE evils from the use OF drugs
are far worse than those from the
use of drink" he declared. urging
that every ship that leaves a foreign
shore should be inspected for drugs
along with the trunks, suit cases and
the passengers themselves.
Some of the best known profession
al men in the District take drugs just
rs they would take coffee, and cannot
do thing without them" declared
Judge Mattingly.
home for the feeble-minded at Blue
Plains was made by the association
in the form of a resolution adopted,
protesting this site. The acreage,
the association declared in the reso-
lution. was inadequate, and pointed
out that if the institution was Iocat-
ed at Blue Plains 1T would merely
provide home Of detention for the
poor unfortunates, instead of place
Tor treatment
The report of the Commissioners
and the action of the Monday Evening
Club were quoted in regard to the
proposed site, and were indorsed by
the Mid-City Association.
Safety marks at Thomas circle and
the placing of additional policemen
at that point during heavy traffic
hours We're urged by the association
rs a means of eliminating much of
the danger to pedestrians crossing the
streets at that location.
Ten dollars was donated by the or
sanization to the Garfield Hospital
drive.
Assistant Superintendent of Police
Henry G.. Pratt spoke of the work
now being done by the police depart
ment. He urged more men for
greater and more efficient service
Several gas guns have been ordered
for the department.. and new uni
forms made of serge, instead of the
present material, will be used by the
men, said Inspector Pratt.
Evening star., 1923-01-23
SENATE PASSES
ARCHIVES FUND
Votes Down Effort to Cut
100000 Shipping
Board Appropriation.

The Senate lateyesterday passed the
independent offices appropriation bill
carrying the Poindexter amendment
providing 100000 to begin the erec-
tion of national archives Building
in Washington.
The Poindexter amendment author
ICES, an archives building to cost
$2,5O0,000, making s500,o00 imme-
diately available.
The bill also carries an amendment
strongly advocated by Senator Smoot of
Utah, providing 81 900, 900 to erect a
hfteen- story building of steel filing
stacks in the Pension building to house
government records.
$42S,OOO,OOO for Veterans.
The bill carries total of s49S.ol1.-
81. AS approved by the Senate the
bill provides total of S42S. ZOO, 900
for the veterans bureau The Senate
added 100000 for initial expenses of
constructing a national archives
building.
An amendment by Senator Fletcher.
democrat, Florida, to reduce the Ship
ping Board appropriation from $780,
100000 to 100000, 900 was defeated 20
to "a. and an effort by Senator Nickel
lar, democrat, Tennessee, to limit sal
aries of Shipping Board officials to
$11, 900 was voted down, 81 to 81. SEN
ator McKellar was also defeated in
his attempt to strike out all provi-
Evening star., 1923-01-23
FEDERAL, JOBS OPEN.
Civil Service Commission An
nounces Examinations.

The Civil Service Commission today
announced that examinations will be
held to fill the following vacancies:
Freight-rate clerk, general account
ing office, at $1,000 a year; ship
craftsman, grade A (small boats), bu-
reau OF construction and repair, Navy
Department, at $6.sU to $3.50 day;
assistant basteriologist (food prod
ucts), bureau Of plant industry, De-
partment of Agriculture, at 5000 to
$2.500 q year; aid. division of marine
invertebrate zoology, National Mu-
scum, at $1,000 a year; specialist in
physical education and school hy-
giene, bureau Of education, Depart
ment of the Interior, at $4,000 to
$4,000 year; reservation warden,
bureau Of biological survey, Depart
ment Of Agriculture, for duty in the
field. at $1,000 to $1,000 a year; lab
oratory aid, motion picture labora-
tory. division. of publication, Depart
ment of Agriculture, at $500 to $3.50
year; Internal revenue agent (sales
and miscellaneous taxes), bureau of
internal revenue, Treasury Depart
ment, at $1,S00 to $500 a year. In
addition to the salaries named above
the bonus of $40 a month will be
allowed for most positions the basic
salary of which does not exceed
$4,000 a year. Full information and
application blanks may be obtained
at the office Of the Civil Service Com
mission, 1874 F street northwest.
Evening star., 1923-01-23
King Amendment. Beaten.

sions for passenger automobiles for
government officials.
Evening star., 1923-01-23
HITS GUM SHOE WORK"
IN VETERANS BUREAU
Director Forbes Asks Critics to
Come Directly to Him With
Their Troubles.

Col. Charles r. Forbes, director of
the Veterans Bureau, yesterday
called a conference of members of
his staff and representatives Of GER
the Veterans Bureau. yesterday
the director asked his critics to come
direct to him with their troubles in
stead of going to Congress or using
this sleuth stuff and this gum shoe
work"
Representatives from all sorts of
organizations" he said, attempt and
do frequently and successfully have
a liaison between employees of this
bureau without regard to the direc-
tor" although there is one place in
this bureau where you can get facts
of what is going on, and that is the
directors office"
Don't go to Congress-" Col Forbes
declared, "and make statements about
a situation in this bureau until you
have come to and gotten the fig
ures and the facts We will give
them to you on any matter or any
point having to do with our work
am going to stay here until believe
that my part of this task is done. ir-
respective of what anybody says"
The director said he had made it
his purpose Ito see to 1t that all
disabled men have the proper care
and sympathetic treatment that they
are entitled to and a great deal more,
and If you will follow the good that
has been done. the result OF honest
endeavor and application, 1 am sure
you can find something to say other
than the continual condemnation of
the Veterans Bureau"
In examining applications for To-
sitions in the bureau he declared
that. though lone of the first ques-
tions l ask is whether or not the
man is ex-service,'' he did not regard
it as his duty to appoint every ex-
service man who applies for a posi-
tion," and that he must obey certain
civil service rules. The majority of
the bureaus employees, he added, are
former service men, and he expressed
his intention to keep the personnel
thus representative.
Evening star., 1923-01-23

establishing the southern govern
ment. The radicals among Snn's fol
lowers, who are self styled 'conslI- l.
tuition protectionists" on the con
trary, are urging the leader nats 10
recognize the Pekipg governmettgEo Eon
constitutional" They insist THAI t5un
return to Canton and resume TIE
parliament of 1919.
Political circles are considerably
disturbed over the victory of Sun 's
forces at Canton, and subsequent de
velopments, 1t is believed, may tunser
Premier Chang's cabinet program fo.
Llnification
Evening star., 1923-01-23
ARRANGE FOR GARDENS
ON ANACOSTlA FLATS
Col. Sheriff. and Horticulturalist
Beattie Act After East Potomac
Park Is Closed.

this year in East Potomac Park. ar
rangements have been made by Col. G.
o. Sheriff., officer in charge OF public
buildings and grounds, and w. r. Beat
tie, horticulturalist and gardening agent
for the District, for extension of the
gardening acreage on the Anacostia
flats to provide for a total Of 1000
gardeners this year, as against only
1,100 last year.
The government has set aside the
former garden space in East Potomac
Park to be tranferred into park land.
The three principal organizations of
gardeners affected in the transfer are
the Potomac Park Garden Club, the
Anacostia Flats Garden Club and the
East Side Garden Club.
Evening star., 1923-01-23

augurated by Premier Chang Shao-
Tseng, who has announced that he LIS
communicating with Sun Yat-Sen, the
southern leader. assuring him that any
concrete proposal toward peace will
be considered
In view of the overthrow of Gen.
Chen Chung Ming by the victorious
fcrces of Sun, which took over Can
ton last week, the cabinet Is inclined
to recognize the deposed president of
the south China republic as the prin-
cipal factor to be considered In deal
ing with the Kwang Tung situation
Premier Chang Is reported to be
endeavoring to prevent Sun from re-