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, 1924-02-13
TELEGRA Ms.
CT CR0TX STATION.

- S4NCA 4 ~ 1CA7
I0ndor. Feb 7th.-Hhe Prime Minis
ter would welcome the convocatipn ot
another conference, similar to the Wash
inpton Conference having as It's object
a further dimunItiOn OF the naval an
military equipments of the eartn, 1t
WAS learned from an authoritative source
this afternoon.
London, Feb. 9Th. The movements
toward he reunion cf the Christian
Churches we've discussed by the Arcn-
bjs9on Of Canterbury in addressing the
conv0catj9n of Canterbury al Westmii-
ster this afterE on. Conferences, he
said were steadily taking place al Lam
beth bel veen representatives o. the
Oh Irch O England. and the nOn-Ep SEQ
pal Churches of this country ana before
long he hoped for the publlcal,0 OF
results, and not merely Ut coo
%sions.'. AS for reunIon with Tie Roman
Catholic Church, the Archbishop reter-
ated that nothing in the nature OF nego-
tiations had taken place, nor were such
negotiations within measurable distance
and therefore there was nothing TO make
nublic, Discussing the CRITICISMS aad
Glamour aroused by the conversations
between Anglican and Catholics unde
tine roof Of Cardinal MERCER, Prlmate
of Belgium, the Archbishop declared the
hest answer to those denOuncing him as
''~betraying the Church. or bowling 70
;doIatrv, was silence. There were no
ne@otistions whatever. only conversa-
t;ors and cardinal MERCER had empha-
sized this as stongly as had ne. The
uniting OF the forces of the Christian
men On Garth may be a long way off,
o~ontinued me Archbishop. l thlnk 1t
, 1924-02-13

49, - w 49, CN'i' '''+DA~A9 AN EAtgN
fully strive toward it,"
London, Feb. 7tb.-A great national
campaign on behalf Of III, unomploymeat
workers charter union is 10 bs launch J
jointly by the Council OF the Trade UnI-
on Congress anc the unemployment
workers committee. TIE charter which
is ssid to comprise the minimum de-
mands CT British Lab0ur fer measures
dealing with the problem of unempl1y.
ment, contains six points which the pro-
mOters declare must De Immediately at
tanned by united action. The points are.
First. Work. or effective maintenance,
for all unemployed and increased Govern.
ment assistance to be provided through
the Trade Unions, all relief being COM
pletely dissociated from the Poor Law
administration. Second. Immediate de-
ve!opment of Government schemes for
employment, to absorb the unemployed
in their own trades at trade union wages.
Third. Establishment of state work
shops to supply the necessary service
or commodities to meet the requl e.
mentS OF The COVE. nmental depa1 tmenls.
Fourth. Reduction IN the House Of La
bour sufficiently to absorb the unem
pl0yed workers, the normal NOrklng day,
U Wtchs ~ Ut t6SuidtCN bF iiG lGH ! c
ments of industry. Fifth. Esta5ush-
ment of &C lpaiNnal training centres for
unemployed wo kers,s iwi,h effective
maintenance. Skin. Provision f)r suit
able housing accom- notation It rents
wthin the means OF the wage earnars.
These demands have ten been set forth
as IDEAL, ut this is the first time an or
gariz d effort has beenl launched TO at
ia Jhem. The Daily Herald, Labor or
4an. says the movement ma ks an i'm
D0rtant phase in the growing cooperation
between the T ade I'm on Congress and
tae organized unemployed.
New York. Feb. 7th. The raw sugar
market declared It's today, because Of
more liberal offerings, with spot prices
now quoted at 7.l8, duty paid. II ete
we're sales early of 500. 0C0 bags of Gu,
Oas at 7.28 and 5000 bags at 7.22 and
later about 35, 900 bags sold at 7.18, for
prompt February shipment. The decline
n the spot market led to remove heavy
liquidation in raw sugar futures. Cuban
Interests and commission houses were the
principal sellers and while the define
vas checked at times by covering and
ira lie buying. this demand was of IN
sufficient volume to cause much of a rally.
Final prices were from 7 t. 10 points be-
low the previous close. March closed
, 1924-02-13

535, May SIS July $40. September 5.43.
all p1d. To" den and for refined sugar
was checked b. the unsettled feeling in
RAYS. bat p1ic S were unclaimed at $50
to 9 o. for fac . anu.age3. Relied fin
t RS no u.ual.
LDnd)l, F.h, Ih-It is a.ued thai
thu question Of endorsing the high com
mj,slonerS ot.the Dam.njo1S VITA a more
lmpoltant status thaotbty have al present
clearly defining such status in accordance
WIN the representations made by Scmc
OF In Domiuiols to The Baldwin Govern
melf, which left the matter as a legacy
to tn L4b0m Government. viii be deuir
with by the Ministry in a sympathetic
ma'ner, The Imperial Gy;ernment al
ready has conveyed to the Government
OF the dominions its ea2erneSs to consult
them IN all large matters Of pulicy where
dominion interests can possibly be afF, e.
ed.
Berlin, Feb 7rh--M Mr. Reginald NJ
hen2a, Chairman of the Special Cnmnit-
tee en- p5wtr,d by the Reparation Com
mi sion To i~nvestig .ta the flight Of Ger
man capital, left Berlin Today and the
other members of the com nittee arr lea
Wing tomorrow, having done all the in
vestigation, possible at this time. While
the members Of the commit e say that
German officials and bankers assisted
them IN then investigations they admit
ted thar many of the faces they sought
We're not avdiiatla.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-07
ZUROKOVANi PkEDVALEcNYCH
RAKOUSKYCH DLUHU.

Jak znamo prevail cs stat cast pTedvaecneho rakou-
skeho statniho dluhu vypadac nan pode zasad
nch mirovou smlouvou Maee dluhopsd ohoo pfedvalec
neho duhu nedosva nekolik let roky ponevadz neby
bezpecne stanoveno mnozsv vyse tohoto uhu Fnanc
nj sprva usilovala by pokud mono neychleji mohla
piivesi tuto vec do normanich pom6rG tim dcelem liz
mnueho roku pikrocla vypaceni urokd techo dluho-
ps Nebylo dosud mono prikroct vyplaccni lrokI ze
vscck skupn byvaeho rakouskeho duhu nybr toko
keryc. Jedna ~ 3t rakcuskou retu prv6
druhe emise, 2 3Ia rakouskou nvestcni rentu 81
o 49, papirovou rentu, A. 42% stribrnou reutu, 50
AZ konvertovanou papirovou rentu g. az konvetovanou
stbrnou rentu ~ 4 rakouskou zlatou ntu vyplace-
nj drokn dele podklade prozamnch n ktere budou
vydany pdvodni duhopsy jestize by tyto dluhopsy
ozeny do redni uschovy oznaceny soups cennych pa
pir pode vadniho nafzeni roku Prozatimni sty
budou vym6hovany pomeru 100 K toliko "a
tou renu budou vydavany prozamn sty pomeru zla
ych zlae renty 125 Kc nebo pfemacim pomeru kite
rv e ustanoven ustavy fondy Prozatmni sty sou
rozdeeny sere AG budou vydavany kusech DO 1OO
200 10O0 1000, 10000 10000 Kc Prozatimn iisty "a
zlatou rentu itera HI budou vydany kusech DO 1000
1000, 10000 10000 Kc mimo to kusech DO SOP So
25525O 25125 Kc. Prozatmni isty budou zirokovany
pooletne to L. kvetna istopadu podle rp.
kove miry puvodnich dluhopisn ucelem Ike kazdem
duhopisu bude prozeno 10 pooenich kupon Ia dospee
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Londtns akterak nesetfi Jicl org6ny, vychazec emf
gae neponschava aspon nejmensch pochybnos totn
Horthym eho spoenc nenf zadny kompromis m0xny ze
tento tya zapeteny do vsech zocn tajnych orsansac
must zmizet yada Behlenova leda dnes lsovn9 n9jaky
komproms Nabizf amnesti vypuzenym sociaistdm de-
sibuje obnoven obcanskych svobod potacenf
organsaci erorsickych Demorace vsak jed
max nevn tsmto slibdm, udelenym tisni jak by moh
Horthy potiac ty ktefi by e eho naso nebo spojenc
jednak nepreje 81 zadne amnestie tyranI,
patti vlastn6 sami pred soud ~e#
TAX stava, re otazka veke zahrani6ni pomoci pro
sanaci zm6 vete hospodarske pom9ry zhorsuj
davno shroua mad aska koruna svetovch bursach
taxi oct 6sne spolecnos sov6tsk@ho rubu
cke marky Oficosn zprvy ustujic ze hrtska vlada
Dude mfchat do vntfnich vec arskych pdjcka
jest jz zajistena zadrze chvli das kean Kaastro-
ia byla tim jen Ysak oddaena Spasa neni osud nen1ze
byt zabezpetena, dokud nebude asno tom kdo bude
prte Madarsku rozhodovat jak uprav pomery vA-
de- Nen tfeba zvast9 vytykat my hszprostfedn
sede Madarska name este vice pcn nedavefe opatrno-
s nezi vlady velmocf Pamatujeme dcbfe ze Horthy
prohla sye feci pf slavnostnm pfvtsen neko
ka obc okresu sagatarjanskem ez dsmitacnf komise
Madarsku priznala ze to Jest enom zacaek nesm
dokud vaka svatospanska ezavaje opet ma hfbe-
tech Karpat Nynejs rezm nevzdal sv6ho hesla ~ Mem
soha - ne nikdy nevefime, ze by no kdy
VIDAL Mad darsko musi tedy vzda tohoto rezimu
zhaviti techto di nechce zbavt naroku ma pAte
skou ponoc dernokratickeho mirumilovneho sveta.
ftTiskovs odbor minisrske csl)
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ssebou zelene detatka jara
$ plnou narucf kyetin! HE, uz
je zde. Ted, prav9 ted rozply
nuly Sc mracky a S nodrych
nebes usmalo Sc siroce slunic-
ko ma cely svet. Tale snih. ST.
zy radosti padajij Sc strech a
vlazi zemi. Slava, slava! Slu-
nicko svfti.
Pomsta "a pollock. = v "a
hradni boude Gp. 264 Podoli
pohadal Sc v dtery II. bfezna. Jo~
sef Holada Vrsovic sp. 43l Sc
zenou dslnika Miladou kucero-
YOU Dvorcd a vyt'al j pollock.
kucerova po pfichodu domi 81
stszovala svemu muzi. O8. ho-
dine vecerni byl Holada v PIE
myslove ulici We Vrsovicfch pre-
paden, porazen K zemi a'pobodan
ctyfmi muzi, kteff po .6inu uprchii.
Poole vypovsdi Holadovy jsou
pachateli Ant. kucera z Dvorcdi
a u neho bydlici Prokop Nesve-
ra, Censk Martinez Frant. Ne
svera, oba z Podoli. Hodala byl
pfevezen prazskou zachrannou
stanici do vseobecne, nemocnice a
po osetfeni propulsion. Po uprch-
lych pachatelich zahajeno bylc
patrani.
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z ceskoslovenska.

csl. bankovky jsou kryty|
42proo., V uredni zprave Ban
kovniho uradu, vydane v tech
to dnech, bylo konstatovano,
re ob6h statovek " obdobi cd
Is. ledna. do Is. unora 1924
Sc zmensil 429 milionI. Kc,
takze nyn6jsi obeh bankovek
6ini celkem 8.O47, ,8O8.OOO Kc.l
Tyto bankovky jsou kryty. o.
krouhle Az procenty. Papirova.
mela, Geskoslovenska je tedy
kryta temer z polovice, cimz
Sc tem6r zuplna dosahuje kry-
II predvalecneho. To znamena,
ze' csl. koruna, by mela, nyni
nit takovou vnitfni c6nu, ia-
kou u porovnani S cizimi valu-
tami ma ma burse. Nektere
dobre valuty, na pr. belgicky
frank, nejsou tax podlozeny
jako csl. koruna a prece Sc ma
ne hledi jinak. O. mas stale
cizina soudi, re jsme souGastl
p0razeneho statu. Vinu ma pod
cenovanifcsl. koruny mali Mem
ci risti ! rakousti, ktefi dopo-
sud ovladaji penezni trh sire
dni, Evropy.
Dua noUe ponmikg HusoUy .
Cechdoh. - v Cechach postave-
ny. budou diva move Husovy po-
mniky. Jeden'stavi mssto Tabor.
druhy ma byti vybudovan v Usti
mad L.abem. Zde navrhne POM
Ink mistr Stursa.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-07
.hAK zIJE sTkEDOSKOLSkf STU
DENT We STARE VAST.

Chceme- znat csE -studenstyo musime pozorovat jak
ze neen yeskolach ale sedovat je ceem jeho zvote mi
oskonim jak bavi, cte ak rav vony cas-, atd Ty
TO- mnoskoni vliyy mali vyvoj studensva vlv stejne
pzany ao vychova vzd6lani viv ucteu ma skoaoh Pro-
stacke prace ktere zabyvaJ pOzorova
studehya nespokoju vysetrovanim, jak stu
dent zje skoe ale pozoru e ceem sirokem jeho Ii
vote mmoskonnX tomto smeru fadu dat pozoruhodnych
prnesa staska, kerou sfednich skolach provedo mi
skolstv narodn osvety staska ia byla zpra
skolske vysavce Praze preztosi meznarod
nho ezdu proessorskeho bya uvefenena dopnena dla
granny reyui: "Pece o studentstvo.
TAX ma pr vysetrovano, jak stredoskoske sudenstvo
zabva spoem sportu venuje jedenkrat tydne 826
vseho sedn skoe dvakrat tydn6 992 ca
ste 279O%, denne 1O11ft.
Skauting provad s32n studenta; zapasy footba-
love pravidene chod O9Os e tedy zajem kopanou vy
81 skautng Vetsi vak 2en turistiku cestovao
celkem 3387M (z toho podpOrou 15O navsteve bio
gra sednich skol nelze rci ze by bya
lou chod n6ho do bogafu 8937 Vlv tento Jest moz-
pozorovat. Denni lsy ce pravdene 2927 hor-
livs vsak ctou knihy to: romany 7146% basne 4lOOo
cestopsy 481OT pohdky 3026, poutne knihy 52.469e,
detektvn povdky 2O47, povidky Indanech 24.399 to-
zejmena nizsich tridach, kde May ma mnoho ctitel0
Duezitou otazkou JEST kok casu student venuje donna
c pprave kou tn ukazue, re uceni venuje prd-
jednu hodinu 1904 studentstva Vice nez jednu
hodinu 1885,. Cast6ji mus studentu vypomaha nekdo
pri domaci prprav cn tax rodice 1o3oe pfipadech
529 paceni domaci ucitele 1O:66% cizch re-
c kerou zac uc soukrome vede povinneho ci nepo-
vnneho vyucovan czich azykd sfednch skolach jest
prvem mste franctina 752fe
f Velka pozornost venuje hudbe. Ma housle uci
262 stfedoskosk6ho studentstva kavr este vice. TO-
tz: 27s7 bohyn Therpsychore pfindsi sudensvo sire
doskolske holds do anecnch hodn codilo 929 do anec
Mich zabav 1342tt vseho studentstva.
T6lesn6 pracovalo denn6 1885,, obcas 55l
je6lesne vabec $685. toho e patrno aky vyznam ma
te1esna vychova maez kera byla protvahou pf pra
ci dnsevni iejim doplhkem Rodicam pn jech povoan
vypomaha 1743f pf domacich pracich 4076e studentl
cscl tech jest patrno jak rlzny rozmanity je mimo
skoln zvot sudensva stfedoskoskeho sfedn skoa mus
temto skuecnostmi pocitat chce- studenta pochop
ceem eho dusevnm zivott na nejeps cestu ak vnik-
nout do jeho duse
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Madarsko ocita kritickem udobi sveho vyvOe kdy
bude musit konecne rozhodnout kan mi eho cesa Do
savadn rezm rozhodne dale udrzitelny Pres vse
chino popan uasovn jest dnes jz zfejmo nova vlada
bska nechce NADIA sanacn livery povo bez urctych
zaruk poitickych. Mez angickym ministry sou toz nyni
lde kteri nell pfezitost poznati blzka vemi dobfe
ddsavadn drztee moci Mad arsku jejich podezrele
ysy ktei vedi dobfe vydati Jim penze byo by totez
jako vydat zaskodniku zbrah Londyne chovai pannm
IIprtymu Bethenovi opravnenou ned1veru ker media
rozptyfiti pouhymi n6koka frazemi neb poklonamL
Mnistersky pfedseda Macdonald povoal sobe vddce
adarske socani demokracie Peida vudce deokratcke
emgrace Garamiho, ably dial informova tom, ak dnes
v6ci Ufr6ch vypada u tfeba Gin, nez mad ar
ske Wade uery reparacni velka pujcka povoli Hraba
Bethlen mel Peidem rozmuvu pred tim nezl ho do
L0ndyna pustl ale sotya asi podao zska no pro
z8pfen ehO pfessedceni sluzbu veci krvayeho Horty
hep Mad'arsh demokrate bezpochyby panujici rexim
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-07

hroky od bfezna 1919 do 16 cervence 1920
Skodnen satch savebch osech vys jmenovite hod
noty Zbytky msn nez 100 Kc vypati hotove Podmn-
kou tu e aby to dhop byly vlasnictv cs statnich
neb pravnckych Qsob priznani od
skodnen rozhoduje fdestv satnho dluu Dluhopisy
no predloz vymenu jich prozatmni sty
zadat tech ustavu kde byy ozeny do 1edni schovy u
sav tento zaf1d pax das Vzhedem dlezost teto v6ci
e zamu kazdeho aby yeas sve pfedvaecne duhopisy p
hlasil tax dostalo opetneho ejich z1rokovani
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-07
Vfdenslke listv Mscharovi. K

V1denske ltsty Macharovl. K
60. narozeninam j. S. Macha-
ra vydaly oba videnske sceske
listy, "Delnicky Dennik" 4 "Vi1
densky Dennik" slavnostni ci-
sla, We kterych vzpominaji IL
terarnfho vyznamu basnfkova
a jeho tricetileteho pdsobeni
We Vidni. Ma oslavu basnikovu
usporadal ceskoslovensky a.
kadenlicky spolek i've Vidni
pfednasku universitniho prof.
dra O. Fishera z'Prahy, ktery
promuvil o poesii Macharove
q Sovove. Prof. Fischer pred
liaSel v "Kulturverbandu" o
ceskem dramatu a divadelnic-
;tvf pred cetnym obecenstvem
narodnostil nemecke ceske.
ZmatenS jaro. 1(Praha. -
Ami hodinu napfed neni .dnes
mono ffci poctiveho2 proroc-
tvf. Jak krasne bylo v sobotu
la v ned6li 2 rama! "A potom
|vitr, podmraceno q zima. Pri-
pada to jednomu velmi podiv-
ne, kdyz casn6 rano, toz sest
a uz "a bileho dne, kdy clov6k
pospicha "a chlebickem, je u
lice bfla celia snehem, ia ulice,
ktera vecer pred tim Sc. kou-
pala v desti. Jak, to slo "a Sc
bou tech tfech dnech? Ia
mraceno; jasno, slunicko, tep-
10, radost, jaro, vitr, mracky,
slunicko, mraky, vitr, zima,
destfk, dest', mraz, zima. ia
ro, jaro! Kan jsi prchlo pres
noe, zlate jaro? Venku chume-
! II jak! Ulice bile, strechu bi
le, nadvofi bila, deti zas de.
laji klouzacky a rybari drepi
mad derami lede, Vltava spi
Itvrde a naa most4 dfz klobouk,
'nebo ii jej vftr sebere. Boze,
to je zmatene jaro! Ia tri dny
lje prvni jarni, den. Svaty Pa
triku, patrone Irska, te zelene
zeme bali, proc delas prave We
svdj den nasi zemi bilou? Mrz
meme, mrzneme. Sluha nosi u
hli priklada o prekot do ka-
men, protoze zkrehlymi prsty
Sc tezko piSe. Toz dobre, re
jeste je elm topit a zahanet cd
tela zimu phi sezeni. Name
uz il vice nez dost. w by mo-
hla jednou prestat. Slunicko,
kde jsi? Prijd', ach pfijjd' ma
dlouho k nam a prived' brzy
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,NesmirnD zdjen ciziny v'Ca.

Nesmirny zdjem ciziny / v'Csl.
republice . jdrnf p. Y. Y.
Jak velky z&jem jevi Sc 0 jarni
prazsky veletrh donna iv zahra-
niSi syEdef nsjlkpe IA okolnost. ze
kazdodenns pfichazejf do kance-
lafe P. v. v. telegramy ! dopisy
zistupcdi Sc zidosti 0 zaslani no.
vych legitimaci, ackoliv jim bylo
zaslano pfedem . 80 procent vice
legitimaci, ma jarni veletrh. 7nez
tomu bylo ma podzim.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-07

,TiskOvy odbor ministerske rady c,
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-03-18
Hot Tar Harmless
To Oakland Finish

DO you know of anything, includ-
ng hard luck, that will stick to
,ou closer and for longer period
# time than hot tar?
The same type of tar that stuck
your shoes when youngstcr and
hat automobiles frequently pick up
nd spatter about when going over
p newly laid asphalt2tr brick road is
icing daubcd on the new Oakland
ars at the showroom of Stair &
'ederson every day this week.
1t is one of series of ten tests
.eing staged there daily to prove
hat the new Oakland Duco finish is
lamage-proof and accident-proof.
. The ordinary motOrist would hold
Up his bands in horror if asked to
How the majority of the tests to be
ried out on his car (unless he owned
4. 1924 OaklandD.
4 Lighted matches are held against
he body Of the car and the discol-
ration rubbed off with a dry cloth.
;ulphuric and muriatic acid are
laced on the car and smeared over
he finish without any damaging ef
ect whatever. Ammonia, lime ce-
lent, the contents of a fire extin-
Euisher, dust, mud and boiling water
re cast on the car in turn, yet the
rue Blue Oakland comes out
) -gleaming-with no restorative me-
shods except the use of dry cloth.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-03-18
Bismarck Boys

In the ".Little Big Four" basket ball
series for the F. A. Knowles shield
two very iexciting games were played
last Friday night at the High, School
gymnasium. Two games were played.
In the first game Richholt won from
last years champion by the meagre
score of ten to nine thereby putting
Richhol at the top of the league and
the champions at the bottom. VIM.
Moore won by the narrow margin Of
two points from the Freshmen these
teams are now tied, in second place.
The teams are SO evenly matched
that it is quite possible for, the
Saints to come from the bottom and
win the league, vet. There are four
more games to be played and these
will be played on Saturday night in
future. Next Saturday the Richholt
will meet 'the Freshmen, at 1880
O'Clock and the. VIM. Moore will clash
with the Saints. these games will
complete the first round.
The lineup and their scoring:
Richholt 10 points-sty Marquette 3,
Elmer Benser 2, Cord Landers o,
Fred Landers S, Ted Anderson o.
Floyd Sunderland o.. st. Mary's: Mat
HummcE6, Andy Hummel o, Stan Wy
siskala 3, John Roehrick 0, Pete Bal
ser o, Vic Ccruinski o.
VIM. Moore IL points: Bus ,Gobel
5, Ben Jacobson 2, Ralph Stenchoel O.
Hank Brown 2, Bert Nicola, 0, Hy
Scroggins 2. Freshmen Q. points: Ell
Watkins s., Ernie. Benser o, Bill
Smith 0, Ray McGettigan 4. Heinie
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-03-18
HANDLING OF
LAKE FREIGHT
IS IMPROVED

John BloodgOod, writing to The
Tribune from New Salem about inn
irovcncnts for handling lake freight
t Duluth, believes in the future of
axe transp ort1tiOn as Il benefit to
his section of the country. The
IcD0uPall terminal system ware
rouse. just lately completed AT Du-
nth, is a great step in increasing
axe transp ortation. Mr.. Bloodrood
avs:
II came to Mandan in 1883, from
%cW York Port, sold all my inter
st in the Canal Boats and came to
Norton county, went on a homestead
nd lived there for seven years, |
ave always been faithful to this
FOOD and great state, North Dakota,
TIL when | see boats and the great
waterways that leads one from Du-
nth down the lakes, the Welland
anal, Lake Ontario. OswegO, canal
Ire \. \. barge canal and the Hud
,uH River to New York City, and the
51ean, from there all river and sea
rGr's on our eastern coast can be
cached by these steamers, without
rahe bulk freight from Duluth to
ny Of said river and sea ports,
\ hen | think back to 1861, when
rove on the old canal for father,
thinking of it then. and now, what IA
mango; our country is one and the
'nly one great country that can and
Rill do these great things for the
.ood of her people
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-03-18
North Dakota Man Wins Washington Trip


DETROIT. MICH-P. J. Cragen,
Of Dickinson. is the winner of a
free automobile trip to Washington,
ID. G., in The Maccabee interna-
tional automobile caravan trim in
July OF next year, according to an
announcement by d. Mcnamara,
state commander. At that time
great automobile caravans which
The Maccabees are now organizing
viii drive to the Capital from diff
lerent sections of the country on a
Two weeks seeing America" trip,
following routes laid out to include
the principal points of interest in
the East and terminating in mann
moth meeting at Washington. The
cars of each State caravan will have
their own distinctive decorations
emblematic Of their state and will
take part in a great automobile
pafade OF the states at Washington.
The caravan trip was organized
md Washington selected as the con-
veption city from patriotic motives.
MI. McNamarA states. "Allegiance
70 their country is part of the OBJ
legation taken by our members, and
2 trip OF this sort to the national
capital will be an inspiration and
education to every true American.
Through this caravan plan we are
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-03-18
CHEERFUL PROPHETS
Business On Upgrade,
Say Rail Heads
BY George II. Britt
NEA Service Writer

Chicago, March l8--Now that
1924 has got we'll started, around
the track, what sort of year for
business is it proving to be?
The question was put up TO the
heads Of transcontincntal railroads,
who should know, if anyone does
Just what and where and how much
the people Of the nation are buy
ing and selling and carrying on
trade.
"RuaincsS moves in broad curves
rather than by jumps and Jerks;
and now it is on the upward slope,
answers President William III. Fin
ley Of the Chicago 4 Northwest
crn.
Business IsOOms
"lhc year 1923 established Il
new record for the railroads, and
it does not now seem that this
record should be regarded as extra
ordinary or unlikely - be match
ed" says President w. Il. Storey
Of the Santa Fee.
And the eastern roads, reporting
TO the Middle Atlantic States Re
gional Advisory Board, estimate
that shipments of most commodit-
les in their territory this year will
exceed those Of 1923 by more than
10 per cent.
That figure is given for such
commodities as lumber, petroleum.
cement, automobiles, shoes. silk,
cotton and copper. For confection-
cry and chocolate the increase is
predicted to be % per cent. Ship
mentS, of course, mean work for
factories. money flowing through
the banks and enjoyment by the
consumers.
Farmer Worries
Prosperity and good times have
come to tarry Il while.
II am much more optimistic than
| was last fall" declares President
Finley. II believe business will be
better than it has been since the
railroads were returned to private
control.
THE one fly in the ointment is
the procurement Of the farmer.
do not see any great relief for him
Immediately. Artificial remedies
such as price fixing by law will
not solve the problem.
IF you ask me what is the
greatest danger to the country.
I'd say it is in people living beyond
their incomes. That means dis
honest living. But in spite of adj
verse factors, in spite of the re-
tarding effect of presidential