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Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-12-19

Rcxall Christmas Stationery Is the
finest ever. Fuller Drug 20.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-12-19
BANkRUPT'S PETITION FOR
DISCHARGE

In the matter of
JOSEPH b. LEONARD, Bankrupt
No. 234O IN BANKRUPTCY
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-12-19
PIANO FOR SALE

For SALE-l00 tons alfalfa hay.
alfalfa stubblc and cleanup pea field,
also about > tons alfalfa meal. Harmon
Gruvcr. Ao>cn. Colo.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-12-19

Dec. 10 and 26.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-05
PROBLEM BUDOUCNOSTI
NAsICH deer.

~ 80
Neni rodicI, ably neuznava-
Ii dnes zodpovednost pri W.
chove ditek. Zejm6na divky
vyzaduji vice premySleni a pc
ce, neil tomu bylo drive. Mi
nula jiz doba, kdy divky sc
casne vdavaly a prejimaly pc
ci o vlastni domov.
Divky a zeny musi pracova-
ii prave tax jako muzi. Proc
je tudiz neopatriti zkusenost-
mi nutnymi k zenskemu pIso-
beni, ktere jest dobre place
no a stale pozadovano? Mat
ky j otcove jsou hotovi k ob9-
tim k zabezpeceni ditek, ma.
sledkem vlastnich prozitych
zkusenosti ziskanych v zivot9,
Pfi vyberu zam6stnanf pro
dfvky musi byti vzato v diva.
hu nekolik okolnosti, hlavne
zisk a odmepa die vseobecne.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-05
CHAMPION MA BYT Is. SRP
MA OBESEN.

Pro zavrazd6nf cernocha j.
e. Goldie X smrti ma sibenici
odsouzeny A. F. Champion ma
byti obesen dne Is. srpna v
kalifornske trestnici v San
Quentin. Odvolaci soud zrusil
namitky odsouzeneho proti roz
sudku a stanovil den, kdy zlo
Gin ma odpykati. Byl sve DOLBY
zalovan v Clevelandu pro spo-
ludcast ma zastreleni Thoma-
sc O. Connella v restaurantu
ma Euclid ave. v divadelnlm
'distriktu, pro kteryz zlocin
byla ma 20 rokG odsouzena je
no manzelka Mabel, zvana
"Sfingou", jelikoz "a soudni-
no licenf odpirala podati o
SVEN predb6znem zivote bliz-
sich zprav. Champion zane
chal tehdy slozenou zan zaru-
ku a prchl, spravedlnosti ale
neusel, usporil jen statu Ohio
vydanf, ktera nyni pfevezme
Kalifornie. 4
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-05
VZMAHANf Sc. NEZAMEST.
NANOSTI.

Jak mas poucuje zprava W.
dana Obchodni Komorou, by
la v uplynulem mesfci kvetnu
patrna zvysena nezamestna-
most. Bez prace bylo asi As del
nictva pres tuto zajiste ne
vftanou okolnost jest letosni
zam6stnanost oproti roku 1922
jeste 0 n proc. vetsi. v De-
troit jsou pomery horst, neb
pom6r1 tovarnfch delnikd bez
prace dosahuje 8 proc. a k to-
mu jeste nektere tovarny ONE
zily pracovni dobu ano j v au-
tomobolivem prdmyslu nekte-
re tovarny stale jeste delnic-
two odkladaji. Ochablosti v
-techto odborech postizeno jest
t6z stavebnictvi, kde statistika
vysvetluje, ze v kvetnu bylo
zamestnano jen o pouhou pc
thu stavebnfch d6lnikd vice
nezli v dubnu, COZ vzhledem
k .pokrocile stavebnf sezone je
zjev jiste povazlivy. Jinak ale
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Patecr1i Lace
uThe May Co.

ss +. e -
$l95 pleten6 divci kapuce, p6k barev. komb, $l.O0
Az $7.59 divci plastiky jednod barry 3-l4, $2.95
Divci obleky do hry, khaki 2-kusove, Tia, po $1.0O
Divci bavln obleky pongee raah, vel az Id, $2.39
$4 tweedove danlske knicker spodky, 14-44, $2.85
Damske obleky poiret twillu az $3.50 h. STATS
Damske obleky kanton krepu, kvstov. georg. $40
AZ $3.50 dam. obeky jkou, svstl< TIM $3.95
AZ $3.50 damske divci obleky, lnSns j. $4.95
Divci dest plistS nepromok. kapuci, vyb site SSc
Khaki spodky pro danny divky, vsech velkostf $ls5
Az $25 kabay, poaire poiret twill atd. vs. vel $1395
Az 85c madras yd. draperie zb. who'd. delky 49c
Site kobouky hrubsi samy, suhou $2.95 h. $l.39
zupanky import krepu, odsnych barev TIA 89c
Csc darnske slipon zastsry sotysove knofliky 48c
$1.29 damske nocni lbory jemneho muselinu 70c
$1.4O coverall zastsry perk6u, velka kapsa s9c
$14.5O brusel bezesve Tapestry koberce 9x12 $1O95
jacquard markezyt pfir. barev CSC hod. yard CSC
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-05
POLICISTE MAJf BYTI Cd.
VOLANI Cd SKOL.

Ably mel dosti muzd k sluz-
be "a zvySene dopravy v do
lenfm mest6 po dobu republi-
kanske konvence, oznamil po-
licejni sef skolnim principa-
linn, ze pro prfsti tyden nu-
cen jest odEolati policisty ko-
najicf sluzbn ma ochranu di.
tex u. skolnich rohI. Bezpec-
nostnf reditel Barry hodla
vsak tento napad Graulovi
dnes rozmluviti.
Skolni superintendent Jones
oznamil jednotlivym spray.
cum skol, re sc musi sami c
bezpecnost ditek postarati, nc
odvola-li Graul svoie narize.
nj.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-05
CHTEL VYRABETI HEDVABf
ZE DkEVA. h

BennO BOrzykOwski 2 Pari-
re prohlasoval, re Sc mu poda
filo vynalezti, jak mozno z
obycejne dfevite kase, z niz
vyraben jest hlavne novinaf-
sky papir, vyrobiti "prave"
hedvabi. N9kolik cleveland
skych obchodnikI sedlo ma lep
a upsalo znacn6 sunny ma u
tvoreni spolecnosti pro vyuzit-
kovani tohoto ''sensacniho" Wy
nalezu. Vcera podali poskozen
ci ma zdejsim okresnfm soude
proti Borzykovskimu zalobu,
kterou Sc domahaji ma mem oh
nosu $327.5O0s jakoz zruse-
nj 1914 akcif vydanych ma jme
no vynalezce.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-05
PROFESIONELNf LUPIc v
LEKARNACH.

Do lekarny v {. 1911 Hay
den ave. v East Clevelandu
vstoupil maskovany mladfk a
namifil ma majitele F. M. Vix-
lera revolverem sc slovy:
"Pred chvilkou bych malem
byl jednoho muze zastfelil,
bud'te proto tichym, neb to
dostanete take" Po tomto o.
sloveni sebral z pokladny $34
a odesel. Dve zeny nahodou
meskajici v obchode nechal
bandita ma pokoji.
As pred pilhodinou navsti-
vii lupic skutecne lekarnl
Burke Drug Co., 14O14 St,
Clair ave., kde strelil po kler-
kovi Josefu Aronovicovi, 1881
vych. al. ul., ktery po lupici
hodil zodli. LupiG netrefil, ale
sebral 1926 hotov9 a eek ma
$33.
Policie tnsi v mladikovi re.
meslneho vylupovace lekaren
ktery "a poslednf diva mesict
spachal as tucet podobnycF
kouskI.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-05
'sSvEr,'

vrhovane Holcombem q dive.
ma arbitratory "a unii, kterez
usneseni ale bylo provedeno
"a nepfftomnosti arbitratord
spolecnosti. Podobne vystou-
pila ma obzor moznost stav-
ky.
President unie w. Polk pro-
hlasuje, re sc vsemozne prici-
nj, aby stavka byla odvracena
a kdyby nebylo vyhnutf, ma
propuknOuti teprve po sjezdu
republikanske strany. Ma dne
SEX svolava schdzi vykonne ra
dy unie ku ktere jest pfizvan
pravni zastupce unie, byvaly
federalni soudce w. L. Day. v
Clev. federaci prace ejdnala
vcera 0 znamem dopisu sekre
tare Owense, V kterem odporu
coval spolkovym senator1m
Willisovi a Fessovi Holcomba
jako celnfho kolektora. Owens
prohlasil, ze dopis byl jeho sou
kromou veci psal jej proto,
re. Holcomb Sc vzdy k orga.
nisovane praci choval spra-
vedlive.
President spolecnosti trva
ma pdvodnim pozadavku, aby
zvolena byla nova arbitracni
rada, kterou by rpo pripade
jmenovali arbitrator start, kro
me Holcomba, anebo ably dal.
81 vyjednavani bylo vedeno pri
mo bez arbitratora pateho,
Vcera prohlasil Stanley, kdy5
mu arbitratory pfijate podmin
ky byly pfedlozeny: "Nemohu
to podepsati, vzdy jsem sc, he
81, snazil, hrati s vami otevre.
ne, ale muslin chraniti tez zaj
my cestujiciho lidu i cele We.
fejnosti." g. =.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-05
PkEMozENI cPAvKEM.

V restaurantu Clark Wal
dOrf ma namesti Octli sc vcera
A zam6stnanci v chladirnach
V nebezpeci zivota. Nadycha-
Ii Sc uchazejicich amoniako-
vych vypard a jen vcasnemu
zakroceni hasicG mali Sc CO
podekovati, ze dobrodruzstvi
nemelo pro ne vaznejsich ma
sledkG. Hasici opatreni plyno-
vymi maskami vnikli do chla-
dirny a jiz omamene zam6st-
nance vynesli ma vzduch.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-05
jest vseobecne v6reno, ze dnes
nj castecna deprese dlouho ne
potrva.
POHLEDNICOVE POZDRA-
Wy ZE STARE WASTE.

Dnesni postou dostali jsme
nekolik peknych' pohlednic z
Czech s pfipojenych pozdravem
nasemu ctenarstvu cd kraja-
nj r. a F. Urbana, F. Elstne-
ra, Vojtech a Karly Vackaro-
vych, Josefa, Augustine, Kar-
la, Aloise, Rudolfa, Mateje a
Amy Pencovych. Ia laskavou
vzpominku a pozornost mas
dix.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-05
VYJEDNAVANf UNIE Sc
SPOLEcNOSTf POULIcNfCH
DRAH NEMUzE z MfSTA.

Clevelandska spolecnost po-
ulicnfch drah unie zamest-
nancG nenalezli dosud ma wee
rejsi spolecne porade vychodis
ko vedouci k urovnani povsta-
lych mzdovych rozpori. De-
baty Sc sice vedly v tonu pra-
telskem, ale v zasadnfch bo-
dech zlstavaly strany neob-
lomnymi. Situace dnesni jest
as takova:
2 Spolecnost ma byti soudem
donucena prijati zvyseni ma
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-05

no pozadavku femesla, pracov
mich podminek, prilezitost k
postupu, fysicke j moralni w
sledky divci prace, vyuziti re-
meslnych znalostf po shatku,
spolecenske uznani remesla a
pod. Darvas Odborna skola 81
tt, strihani odevd a modiststvi
Inabizi prav6 podobne zamest-
mani jiz devcatim Cd 13 rokn
vzhdru. Darvas system umoz-
nuje kazde dfvce vydelati ma
existencni potreby snadno a
dobre a take usiti vlastniho
od6vu.
D1kladna znalost krejcir-
stvi nabizf neomezenou prile-
zitost v obchodnim svete, tax
dobfe jako st6sti a osobni po-
t6seni.
Rodice proto nechybf, ma
vstlvi-li Darvas Professional
School, umfst6nou v {. $500
Hough Ave., aby o skole sc
jim dostalo blizsich informaci.
Navstevnici jsou vftani kazdy
/
den v pond6lf a We ctvrtek i
|vecer.
Ustav zalozen byl Jennii
Darvasovou v r. 1910, jest je-
dinou uznavanou skolou dam
skeho krejcifstvi nasem me-
ste, kde uceny jsou divky po
cely rok.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-05
ZAKONcENf SKOLNfHO RIO
KU cES. SVOB. SKOLY MA
BROADWAY.

V Besidkach Ceske mar. ST.
ne ma Broadway zakoncen byl
skolni rok vcera. vecer "a We
lice pekne navstevy naseho o.
becenstva skolni vystavkou.
Pfipojen byl program, ktery
sc tesil znacne pozornosti pri-
tomnych hlavne rodicd, jejichz
ditky ma poradu mely "hlavni
slovo". Predseda skolniho pa
tronatu p. Antonfn Strejcek
uvital radostne pritomne ho-
sty, vysv6tloval vyznam nase-
ho skolstvi, poucoval O pra-
cich vsech cinovnikd, odporu-
coval skolu do zvySene prime
naseho lidu a soucasn6 upozor
noval ma nejblizsf diva podni-
ky skolni, ma nedelni vylet zac
tva do Garfield parku, k ne
muz Sc ditky mali dostaviti o
.8. hodine ranni do Narodni
|Ibudovy ma Broadway, odkud
Sc poulicni karou vyjede ma
misto vyletu. Podobne odpo-
lrucoval chystany Druhy Ces-
ky Den naseho Skolstvi v "a
hrad6 Ceske sine Sokol ma
Clark ave. " nedeli dne Is.
cervna, ktery ma byti spolec-
nou slavnosti ma ukonceni W.
ucovani We vsech svobodomy-
slnych skolach. Po feci p.
predsedy nasledovaly die trid
RUNE deklamace, dvojhlasne
sbory Omladiny, ceske narod-
mi pisne, prednaseni historic
kych staff zaky a zakynemi
pokrocilejsimi, hudba, az ko-
necne rozdany diDlomy zactvu
skolu opoustejicimu.
Kolem stem rozlozeny byly
po stolech pisemne prace ma
| sich skolaki, z nichz navst6v-
mix cerpati mohl pouceni, ja-
kym smerem Sc vyucovani We
Skolach ffdf.
Navst9va byla, jak jiz ozna
memo, cetna, prali bychom 81
vsak, ably "a podobnych pri-
lezitosti Sc objevily We sko-
ZACH. osobnosti vsech nasich
rajanskych kruhd a ne toll
ko rodiGe ditek skolu navst9-
vpjicfch. Jinak uzavfenf Skol-
niho roku naznacuje, ze prace
naseho dobrovoln6hos utitel-
stva skutecne zasluhuje azna-
M. -. F
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-05
POZDR.AV z DETROIT.

Vsem Cleveland'andm zasi-
laii srdeeny pozdrav ma psk-
ne pohlednici z Detroit Mich.
damy-vyletnice pf. Josefina
vseteckova,. pi. T. Pankova $
dceruskami,l 81. M. a R. Pan
koyymi. "a, pozornost mas dix.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-04-26
VAN OEDMAN WINS
:. BALLOON CONTEST
Goodyear Entry Lands 100 Miles
Short OF Record

:. SAN ANTONIO, Texas, April 25.-
Ward van Ordman of Akron, Ohio, pilot
of the Goodyear III, won first place
in the national elimination balloon race
Friday, when he landed near Rochester,
Mimi, a distance of 1,073 miles air.
line from San Antonio, the starting
point of the race.
Captain Fl. F.. Honeywell, veteran
baiioonist, who piloted the Kansas City
Cooperative club gas bag, won second
place, his craft landing at SanbOrn,
Mimi, after flying 1000 miles.
!. Third place is believed to have been
won by Lieutenant Herbert Won Tha-
den, the youngest pilot, in charge of
the balloon Detroit" who made a
forced landing near Dubuque, Iowa.
Official figures gave his distance as ap-
proximately 1000 miles.
Major Norman w. Peck, in an army
balloon, landed near st. Augustine,
Iowa, about so miles away from Won
Thaden, The three winners will rep
resent the United States in the inter
national contest, which will start from
Brussels, Belgium. on June u.
The distance of the winning craft
is approximately 100 miles short of the
American record set in 1910 by Cap
tain w. r. Hawley at st. Louis. Haw-
ley's distance was 1,172.9 miles. The
world record flight is 1,S96.6S miles,
according to aeronautical authorities
here
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-04-26
WANDA STOPA
BELIEVED DEAD
BY own HAND
Supposed Slayer Of Care
taker Drinks Poison AS
Police Approach

DETROIT, April 25.-A woman be-
lieved by police to be Wanda Elaine
Stopa, wanted in Chicago in connec-
ton with the staying yesterday of
Henry Manning, go. caretaker at the
home of Kinley Smith. wealthy adver-
Using man, was found dead in hotel
room here tonight.
According to police. the women drank
poison Just MS Officers were about to
force their way into the room. The
woman was registered as Mrs. Theodore
GLASGOW. . Police went to the hotel to
arrest her on information given them
by Chicago police.
Detroit police deceived telegram
from Chicago officers shortly before
5 o'clock tonight asking them to look
for Wanda Stopa, who might be going
under the name of Glasgow. Two de-
tectiYes Immediately started on a search
of hotels and found woman had regis
ttered under the name of Mrs. Theodore
Glasgow.
The telephone operator told them
that the woman occupying the room
had committed suicide by drinking poi
son three hours earlier. Hotel attaches
said the coroner had been notified and
that the body had been removed to an
undertaking establishment.
At the undertaking parlors the Off
GERS identified the body as that of Miss
Stopa. In the room were found several
letters, including bill dated April %
from a New York hotel made out to
Miss StOpa Glasgow.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-04-26
OUTLAW TAKEN
IN VIRGINIA CHASE
Sam Palmer, Wounded, Landed
In COvingtOn Jail

CONVICTION, Va, April 25.-Sam
Palmer, seriously wounded, is in Jail
here tonight, charged with the murder
yesterday of State Prohibition Inspector
l.. s. McManaway, while civilian and
military posses are continuing the search
for Jesse Scott, Palmer's companion in
the gun battle which followed an at
tempt to arrest the two men on charges
of violating the state prohibition and
other laws. Scott is believed to be
headed toward his home in Green
Btiar, w. Va, and West Virginia ma
tional guardsmen and county officers
are thought to be close on his trail.
Palmer was arrested early today near
Flynn, in the mountains of Allegheny
county. He offered no resistance when
the posse came upon his hiding place,
from which the authorities believe Scott
and others said to be connected with
his alleged acts Of outlawry escaped
at their approach.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-04-26
TAX REDUCTION
GETSUNDER WAY
IN THE SENATE
Mellon Capital Loss Pro-
posal Discarded With
out Record Vote

I
~ ASHTNGTt3ys april BY
Associated Press. 1.-The Senate got
down to business on the tax reduction
bill with rush today, agreeing to
more than score of finance committee
amendments.
Upon request, Chairman Smoot of
the committee put off until Monday
further consideration of some of the
more important amendments, He was
joined, however, by Senator Jones of
New Mexico, a democratic member of
the committee, in warning senator's
that they must be ready at that time
to take up in order such amendments.
While the main controversial amend
ments made by the committee were
passed over today, many Of considerable
Importance were agreed to.
Approve Nah JOng Tax
The proposed new 10 per cent tax
on nah jong sets and 10 per cent
coins were approved.
Likewise, the change proposed in the
jewelry tax, allowing exemption only
for articles selling for less than S25,
instead of less than $40, as approved
by the House, was agreed to. All
watches selling for $50 or less, however,
would be exempt.
All of the more important miscel-
laneous and excise rate schedules went
over. Some minor changes were agreed
to in the admission tax, but contest
is expected latek on the amount of re-
duction which would be made in this
tax. The House voted exemption from
the 10 per cent tax on all tickets selling
for so cents or less and this was agreed
to by the finance committee.
Chairman Smoot explained that no
parliamentary maneuver would be re-
sorted to to prevent reconsideration of
any of the amendments voted on to-
day.
Reject Mellon Proposal
Without a formal vote the commit
tees action in rejecting the proposal
loss deduction to 1871 per cent was,
agreed to. The treasury secretary had
estimated this provision would bring
in $3O,OO0,OOO additional revenue an
nually.
No word of objection was voiced
either to elimination of two House
amendments affecting the tax ON stock
dividend gains. = One would have made
gains resulting from the transfer in
liquidation proceedings of stock divi-
dends subject to regular surtax rates
rather than the 1914 per cent tax, and
the other would have operated SINH
larry in regard to gains accruing
through the sale of stock dividends held
for more than two years.
The proposal to increase the cor
poratiOn tax from 1914 to IA per cent
and eliminate the special tax on capt.
tai stock brought forth the first de-
bate of the day. Mr.. Smoot finally
put over action on this until Monday.
He announced that only a few of the
less controversial Committee amend
ments would be taken up tomorrow.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-04-26
WIFE YIELDS CHINA:
MATE USES FRY PAN
Tourists Leave Trail Of Broken
Dishes AS They Leave Rome

ROME, Ga, April 25.-Twenty.five
tourists, all members of the Stewart
'clan," passed through here last night
in hectic fashion, leaving $50 and
trail of broken chinaware behind them.
They left at the request of local police
following general family row pitched
on a vacant lot near the city audi.
forum. Practically every piece of
25-piece set of dishes suffered destruc-
ton during the fracas.
Charles Stewart and his wife led thu
combat, the wife welding the greater
part of the chinaware, according to
witnesses of the disturbance. Stewart,
taking advantage of a lull in the fray,
seized a pan of frying meat and dashed
it over his young wife's shoulders,
Police interviewed at this juncture, TAX
ing the couple and Mrs. Stewards sister
into custody.
Chief of Police Harris looked the
troupe over. He counted a score Of
small children, then informed the party
they might leave without prosecution
if they vacated Immediately. They did.
According to Chief Harris, Stewart
told him the clan arrived in America
from Scotland two years ago, making
Cincinnati headquarters. Stewart adj.
mitted the family had faced fines ia
various other cities along their route
on account of marital disagreements.
The last fine Of $50 was paid Wednes.
day at Gadsden, Ala, he said'
Stewart confided to the chief also
that he expected to seek divorces and
marry an American girl.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-04-26
ACCUSATION
IS BROUGHT
BY PINCHOT
Pred a tory Interests
Spent Large Sums,
Governor Says
VOICED PROTEST
AT APPOINTMENT
Friends Of Conservation
Dreaded His Power.
Sought Relief
SCHEME DEFEATED
IN SEATTLE SPEECH
Last Public Utterance Of Late
President Said To Have.
Ended Plot
SCHEME DEFEATED
IN SEATTLE SPEECH
lRx LEASED WIRE to The Age.Heraldll

(By Leased Wire to The Age.Herald)
ATLANTIC CITY, N. j., April 70.
Albert b. Fall, former Secretary. Of
Interior, arranged for the late President
Harding's trip to Alaska as part Of a
scheme to throw open resources ~
that territory to exploitation, Gov. Gifs
ford Pinchot of Pennsylvania, declared
in an address before the American
Society of Newspaper Editors here Frss
day night.
Went To Marion
Pinchot also revealed that he went
to MarionN during the best mind con-
ferences to protest against the impend-
ing appointment of Fall to the cabinet
but was unsuccessful. s
THE friends of conservation regard
ed his selection as Secretary of Int.
rior with dread" Pinchot said. When
I heard that he was under considera-
ton, protested to President Harding;
but unfortunately without effect.
''NVent Promptly To Work.
"Once in office, Fall went promptly
to work. He not only turned over 10
private interests the navy's. reserve Of
oil in California and Wyoming, but
also the Nays best reserves of coal
JIM Alaska. AA
'EaH planned to open the resources
Of Alaska to the gEabbers Up1H tbi6
plan certain predatory interest1 apszlt
large sums. For its promotion Nll ar
ranged President Harding's hlp to
Alaska. 1t was only defeated when
Harding. at Seattle, in the last pfiblic
utterance of his life, defeated the
schemes of the plotters and nailed
down the conservation policy for Alaska
for good and all" ossss
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-04-26
90 NEW. PROJECTS
IN RIVERS BILL
Corpus Christi Canal Plan Fa-
vOrabIy Reported

WARRINGTON, April 25.-River
and harbor Improvements, at an estl-
mated cost of nearly $31, 100000, would
be authorized under bill unanimously
approved today by the House rivers
and harbors committee. The measure
provides for 20 new projects, modlfica-
ton without additional expense to the
government of seven already authorized
and for three surveys.
Among the projects listed in the
bill are those for construction OF an
inland waterway between the Missis-
sippi river at New Orleans and Corpus
Christi, Texas, at a cost OF Si6,6O9,-
600; and improvements at Hil0 Har-
Dor, Hawaii, So, 100, 600.
Other items carried in the bill in
clude: SIS, 800 for the Mississippi river
at Nauvoo, ILL., $41, 900 for the Mis-
sissippi at Fort Madison, Iowa $40, 600
for Bayou la Batre, La; $SS,OOO for
Buffalo Bayou, Texas.
The bill carries $315, 800 for a sur
vey of the Tennessee river and its trib-
utaries, this amount to be expended in
addition to $250,000 already author
lied for the purpose. In addition
$500 900 is set aside for an investi-
cation to determine the possibilities
of water power development on GER
tain waterways in connection with
navigation improvements.
Without additional cost to the fed
eral government, existing projects for,
the Improvement of the Mississippi
river between the mouth of the Ohio
and st. Louis would be changed to pro-
vide a width of. 800 instead of 200
feet with the depth left at eight feet.
Committee members said it was un-
likely they would be able to obtain
action in this session but that they
would be prepared to press the measure
to vote next December.