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The Washington times., 1924-08-06

lean Keren. Hayesod has accumu-
lated as a result of this years cam
paigns. The extra remittance was
required for the purposes OF meet
ing a number Of obligations or an
investment character which the
Keren Havesod has undertaken.
Electric Plant Proposed.
1t is understood that a consider
able portion of the remittance Is to
be utilized for the Palestine Electric
Corporation, which has taken over
the Gutenberg concession for the
Identification of Palestine by utiliz-
ing the power generated by the
Jordan river and its tributaries.
This enterprise is expected to form
the basis of Palestine'S industrial
future.
The Palestine Electric Company is
capitalized at $5,000,000, of which
$780, 900 has been paid up. The
Keren Hayesod already has invested
in this company $4,000 English
pounds, or about $250,O00 and it
also advanced funds which made
possible the scientific Investigations
and the drawing up Of the plans.
The remaining $75O,OOO, which the
Palestine Electric Company so far
has received, has been contributed
by the Jewish Colonial Trust, which
is the Central Zionist Bank, the /.
c. A. and M. o. Nassatisin.
While the Palestine Electric Com
pany was organized for the purpose
of developing the major or Jordan
river concession, another company
was created for the minor or Audja
River concession. This concern is
the Jaffa Electric Company. capital
lied for 100000, Of which S25O,OOO
has been subscribed and paid up by
the Palestine Electric Company.
Through the latter. therefore, the
Keren Hayesod also has contributed
towards the development of the
minor concession which is already
in operation supplying electric light
and power to the municipalities in
Tel Aviv and Jaffa.
The Washington times., 1924-08-06
CONVICTIONS RESULT
-.~------ IN ia LIQUOR CASES

Fines or Jail sentences were i'm
posed in thirteen Of twenty-five cases
involving violations of the Volstead
act disposed of by Assistant District
Attorney David A. Hart before
Judge Gus A. Schuldt in the United
States branch of Police Court YES.
terday.
Forfeitures were noted in eight
cases, two defendants were given
thirty days and one ninety DAYS. An
investigation is under way of the
case of Emma Meredith, 633 "
street southeast, who is alleged to
have sold whiskey to Elwood Kis.
senberger, seventeen, although no
liquor was found by the police when
the K street residence was searched,
The Washington times., 1924-08-06
At
zoo MADE
UNHAPPY
UnfeeIing Keeper Won't Let
Her Play With Panther's
ParaphernaIia

The big chimpanzee out at the
Zoo is furious. She rattles her cage
bars and utters weird noises, mean.
while giving Keeper Blackburne
many dirty looks.
Her outside cage is being repaint-
ed, which causes her to be shut up
inside her barred glassed-in indoor
cage, but through the apertures
leading to outside she can see the
buckets Of paint and the brushes.
Once before, Miss Chimpanzee got
into the painting paraphernalia and
had the time of her life. She ma
turally wishes to repeat the per-
Torrance, and is mad clear through
because these pleasures are denied
her by a cruel keeper. who doesn't
The Washington times., 1924-08-06

ated on by Doctor Deshard at the
Methodist hospital, where he de.
voted a great deal of his time to
poor patients unable to pay for
medical attention. 1t is believed
Mast may have thought the opera
ton in some way was responsible
for subsequent i'll health and de.
cided to wreak Vengeance on the
doctor.
All the skill of medical scien :e
was used at Polytechnic hospital to
save Doctor Deshard's life without
avail. A call for volunteers for
blood TRANSMISSION, about to be per.
formed when he died, was answered
by twenty-five persons.
Doctor Deshard intended leaving
here today for a rest and vacation.
He was an uncle Of the wife of
John w. Davis, Democratic presi.
dental candidate.
The Washington times., 1924-08-06
ASKS $25,o 900 CHARGING
INJURIES BY AUTOMOBILE

Rica b. Egbert has filed suit
for $4,000 damages today in the
District Supreme Court against A.
M. Goldstein for injuries alleged to
have been received in an automobile
accident.
The accident occurred at Thir-
teenth and r streets northwest,
March Is last, it is asserted, the
car of the defendant colliding with
that in which the plaintiff was
riding, throwing her from her seat
and causing her to suffer con-
cussion of the brain and bruises.
Attorney I. Quinn appears for the
plaintiff.
The Washington times., 1924-08-06
KEREN HAYESOD
AIDS POWER
PROJECT
American Headquarters Per-
NIT Additional $4,000
for Investment Activities

NEW YORK. Aug. 6.-The sum
Of $5O,O00S over and above its
regular monthly remittance for the
Palestine budget, has been sent by
the American Keren Hayesod in re-
Spouse to urgent requests from the
International Board of Directors of
the Fund in London, which were
seconded by Doctor Chain Weiz-
man.
The additional funds were taken
out of the reserves which the Amer
The Washington times., 1924-08-06
GEN. RIVERA NEAR DEATH
IN MARINE ACCIDENT

PARIS, Aug. General Prime
Rivera, head Of the Spanish direc.
tory government, who. is making a
tour Of inspection throughout Spain,
had a narrow escape from death
while visiting Ferrol, according to a
Madrid dispatch to the journal to-
day.
The rudder Of the torpedo boat
upon which the general was visiting
marine Notifications broke. A pass
ing mail boat threw a hawser to the
torpedo boat just as it was about
to go upon the rocks.
The Washington times., 1924-08-06
NOTEDSURCEON
IS SLAIN IN
OFFICE
Demented Tailor MortaIIy
Wounds Philadelphia Doctor
and Ends Own Life

PHILADELPHIA Aug. 6.-Just
as surgeons were about to operate
on him, Doctor Duncan L. Deshard.
himself noted surgeon, died at
the Polytechnic hospital here last
night, the victim of an insane
mans thirst for vengeance for a
fancied grievance.
The slayer, Alfonso Mast, a tailor,
entered the doctors office yester-
day, fired five shots without warn.
ing. one of which entered Doctor
Deshard's lung, and then fired a
bullet through his own heart.
Doctor Deshard's ninety-year.old
mother, an invalid. heard the shots
from her room up stairs in the
house.
Mast, the records show. was opnr.
The Washington times., 1924-08-06

wish the job Of washing paint-mat.
ted chimpanzee hair these August
days.
The paint brigade Is hard at work
all over the Zoo buildings. painting
ul' for the fall, when the birds will
Eave gained their brilliant plumage
back and the animals their fur.
Most things, except the wee babies,
have a rather ratty appearance at
this time when their new fur and
feathers are pushing out the old
coats,
The Washington times., 1924-08-06
BRITISH SQUADRON
REACHES HALIFAX, N. S.

HALIFAX, Nova Scotia, Aug. 6.
The British battleships Hood,
Resolute and Adelaide, comprising
the naval squadron touring the
world, reached Halifax harbor yes
terday. A seaplane and a swarm
of boats of all sizes greeted the
war boats in the outer harbor'
and the citadel doomed welcome.
After a civic reception today the
fleet will take part in the 175th an
niversary of the founding Of Halifax
by Edward CORVALLIS. A replica OF
Corvallis battleship Sphynx, is to
sail past the Hood, the mightiest
fighting machine of the British
naVV,
The Washington times., 1924-08-06
Zanni At AIIahabad

ALLAHABAD, India, Aug. g.
Major Zanni, Argentine aviator who
is attempting a round the world
flight, arrived TODAY at 8 o'clock.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-05-08
CANTON, Ohio.
FENYEsEN SIKERRttLT
SZINIEL0ADAS. i

A Cantoni Iparos Egyesiilet mil,
kedveloi kitettek magukert. Mutt
honap 26-an, szombat este a leg
teljesebbs sikerrel hoztak skinre a
Pofozo masinaH cimii mulatsa-
gos szindarabot. AZ terem teljesen
megtelt kozonseggef, akik elvezet
tel neztek a szerepl6k muveszi ossz
iatekat. A sziinet alatt a venide-
gek meg lettek vendegelve, ha-
zigazdai tisztet ez alkalommal Je-
licsek Mihaly es neje lattak Ell, a
Xix pompas harapni' yalokrol gon-
doskodtak. A sziinetek alatt szep
kuple es enekszamokkal szora-
koztattak a koz0nseget Kamcz Mi,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-05-08

teni. Els mivel itt Amerikaban min
den intezmeny, mely az egyhazzal
van kapcsolatban, a nepre van
alapitya es a nep gondoskodik
azok anyagi reszerol, tehat ennek
az vi papnevel6 iskola penzigyi
oldalanak is n6pt6l XII kell ke-
riilnie. lit Amerikaban Cam
'paign" max nevezik AIT a m6dot,
mellyel valamely intezmeny meg
valositasara szoktak kiteremteiiS
penzt. Egy iiyen campaign meg
fog indulni egyhazmegyeszerte a
penznek megszerzesere, mely silk
seges annak az uj epites alatt al
10 szeminariumnak a. felepitesere
es fentartasara. Ez campaign ju-
MUS utolso hetere van teye. Min
den plebanosnak be kell kGldeni
a kozpontba egy lisztat, nlely sfel-
mutatja minden hitkozsegi csa-
ladf6nek, valamint minden maga-
nosnak, neyet, aki kereseteb6l tart
ia fon magat. Minden pleballosnak
ki kell nevezni egy vezet6ts &
munkasokat, akiknek feTadatuk ell
menni mindenkihez, i akinek nevt
szerepel lisztan. A plebanos osz.
szehiyja a eampaignban munkal
kodokat es mindegyiknek megje
l0li teriiletet yagy pedig utcat
ahol munkalkodni fognak pap
neveB iskola erdekeben. A papne
velo intezet erdekeben munkalko
doknak neysorat be kell kiilden
ment6l el6bb a kozpontba. A pie
banosok altal bekHld0tt lisztar6
kartyakat keszitenek, mely egy
egy esaladf0ntart6nak vagy pedis
maganosnak nevet fogja tartal
MANI erre vezetik az illet6 ado
manyat, melyet most egyszerre
vagy pedig a jovoben ohajt fizet
nj a szeminarium epitesere es fon
tartasara. Mindenesetre kivana
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-05-08
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Reformatus egyhaz
Keresztelesek.

Maius 4-en kereszteltek meg a
reformatus templomban Laska
Sandor es neje sziil. Kuni Erzse-
bet, aprilis 13-an sziiletett lkreit.
AZ egyik fiucska Jozsef-Andras
nevre kereszteltetett, keresztszii-
lei voltak 10th Jozsef es neje sziil.
Domonkos Katalin. A mask fiucs-
ka Bella es Istvan neveket nyerte
scent keresztsegben, keresztszii-
lei voltak Szunyogh Istvan es neje
sziil. Tomko Anna.
Ugyanezen alkalommal keresz-
teltetett meg Etel es Anna nevre,
Kantor Daniel es neje sziil. Mol
mar Terez aprilis Gan sziiletett ks
leanykaja. Keresztsziilok voltak
Antaloczy Ferenc es neje sziil
Hodor Anna
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-05-08

tos, hogy kiki jaruljon ennek a
celnak megval6sitasahoz tehetsege
szerint. A folajanlott osszeget mem
kell egyszerre lefizetni, teljesithe-
to az reszletekben is es pedig
evenkint. Mondjuk, hogy folajahl
valaki $50-t az uj szeminariumra
Mem kell AIT egyszerre megfizetni.
hane mmost fizethet $20-t, jov6re
$l5-t es ket ev mulva ismet $15-t
Ere celra Tarnak meg a legsze-
genyebb hivata is legalabb $500
adomanyt. '
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-05-08
COLUMBUS
A9 q 81
A North German Lloyd legujabb
haj6 6riasa.

Southamptonbol erkezett tayirati hir,
hogy North German Lloyd legujabb
haj6ja, a 34,355 tonnas Columbus els6
amerikai utjara elhagyta az angol XII
k0t5t.
Az vi hajo a legnagyobb nemet haj6,
amely haboru 6ta epiilt es Brenla Is
New York kozott fog kozlekedni, South
ampton erintesevel. d
A columbus - George Washington
hajo mintajara epdlt, de ennel j6val ma
gyobb. Tizen0t ev elott George Wash
ington ha56t, tekintettek a nemetek
Ilegmodernebb mintahajonak igy most
Iennek a mintajara kesziilt el Column
bus minden legujabb modern kenyelem-
mel es biztonsagi keszulekkel. A vilag-
haboru kit0rese 6ta a nemetek epitettek
mar egy hasonl6 hajot, amt Columbus
neven 6hajtottak forgaiomba hozni, de
a bekeszerz6des reven haj6 a White
Star 'vonal birtokaba kerilt es jelenleg
Homeric nev alatt van szolgalatban.
/ Az uj Columbus New Yorkba Err
kezeset Macy erdekl6dessel varjak es a
North German Lloyd new york; igazga-
t6saga haj6 fedelzeten nagyj latogata-
81 fogadtatast es ebedeket tervez, hogy
az utaz6 kozonsegneks alkaliha legyen
az nj es gyonyorii haj6t megtekinteni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-05-08

h&ly 6; Simon Janos. Macy erdek-
l6dest okosott egy poni lcvacskA-
naA $ egy cukorral megrakott SEE
kernek kisorsolasa, a sorsjegye-
ket a vendegek ajandekba kaptak
az Iparos Egyesiilettol. Kovecsi
Albert a 76-is szam tulajdonosa
lette nyertes. Harsogo kacajjal
fogadta azutan a k0z0nseg, amint
Wolkan josef boh6cz lelmezben
eloyezette a nyeremeny targyat.
Vege S hossza mem volt a kacagas-
max. Az est alkalmabol Tosha
Laszlone egy sep asztalterit6t
ajandekozott az egyesiiletnek,
melynek elarverezese $13.90-et
jovedelmezett, a szerencses nyerd
Henzel Janos lett.
Az egyesalt ezuton is halas ko.
szonetet monsfs lniikedvel0knek
Wolkan J6zsefnes K0vecsi Irma
Kovecsi Domonkos, Kaincz Mi
haly, Somin James es Wolkan 10
zsefnek -. 'akik mdveszi jatekuk.
kal el6mozditottak az est sikeret
Halasan koszoni az egylet az ajan
dekokat Jelicsek Mihaly es neje
nek, valamint Tosha Laszlonenak
Ez est alkalmab6l az egyesiile
l$47.70-el gyarapodott.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-05-08
Husveti ajandek.

kedves meglepetesben reszesi-
tette az ifjusagi k0r az egyhaz lei
keszet, ae ehusveti iinnepek alkal
mabol egy papi mellennyel ajan
dckoztak meg.
A vasarnapi iskola novendeke
pedig a lelkesz nejet leptek mes
az iinnep alkalmabol egy erteke'
arany moi toltotollal.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-05-08
WARREN, OHIO
TAvAsZI BAL.

Macy el6keszuletek el6zik meg
a Warreni Els6 Magyar Ferfi es
N5i Betegsegelyzo Egylet most
szomhaton, majus 10-en a Walnut
street, Roman Hallban tartand6,
mipdeh tekintetben nagyszabasu
Tavaszi Baljat.
A Warren es skornyeki magyar
sag hetek ota ''nagyban keszulodik
erre a balra, smely minden tekin-
tetben emlekezetes lesz minden
resztvev0 szamara. !.
A rendez6seg lazas buzgalom-
NAL munkalkodik s ICY el6fe. is
biztositya van a balnak Macy sike-
re. Muzsikalni ez alkalommal a
hires-neves .youngstowdi cigany-
zenekar fog, AIT hissziik Sc vege,
Sc hossza mem lesz a tanenak. A
rendezoseg gondoskodik pompas
etelekrol, szomjusag oltokr6l. A
bal este 6 orakoryeszi maid kez
detet csak az ejfeli orakban fog
iveget erni.
Ne mulassza ell egyetlen magyar
Sc ext az alkalmat = legyunk ott
mindannyian.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-05-08
Lelkeszbeiktatas.

A reformatus egyhaz lelkes2c
dr.. Gerenday Laszl6 az elmult va,
sarnapon shenangoi egyhazme.
gye felkeresere resztvett Vecsey
Jeno farrellis lefkesz hivatalaba va.
as beiktatasi iinnepsegen, ahol is
az iinnepseg magyar reszet hiyata,
los minosegben 3 vegezte.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-05-08
Rom. kath. egyhaz
UJDONSAGOK A SIT. ISTVAN
TEMPLOM TAJAR0L.


Kereszteles. A multi vasar
nap, azaz majus 4-en kereszteltek
meg Horvath Antal es 10th Maria
fiat, Arpad, Arthur neyre, aki szii-
letett februar 24-en. Keresztszu-
lSk voltak: Ank Arpad es neje.
Hirdetesek. Ugyancsak a
multi vasarnap ket part hirdettek
ki SIT. Istvan templomban. Az
egyik volt Zemplen megye baty.
tyani sziiletesii Youngstown lakos
Barko Istvan, Bark6 Janos es
Csizmar Maria fla, aki eljegyezte
maganak youngstown sziiletesii
es lakos Csernay Annat, 'Csernay
Lajos es Novotpy Maria leanyat.
Eskiidni fognak majus 20-an.
A masik par, akit szinten kihir-
dettek a multi vasarnap volt Szla-
vonia teglavari sziiletesu, youngs-
town. lakos Csoban Jozsef, Csc
ban Mihaly es Polan Erzsebet fla,
aki eljegyezte maganak Somogy
i'm. somogyvari szuletesu youngs-
town. lakos Gyurina Mariat, Gyu-
rina Ferenc es nehai Molnar Anna
leanyat. Eskuvojuk napjaban meg
mem allapodtak meg.
Els0 gyermekek aldozasa. -
Azok a gyermekek, akiket most
keszitenek elo az elso gyonasra es
akiknek el6keszitese mar szep-
tember honap ota folyik, majus
"a en-, szombaton delutan 2-kor
fognak eloszor gy6nni es majus
utolso vasarnapjan, azaz majus
25-en reggel 9-kor mondand6 kis
mise alatt fognak jarulni az els6
scent aldozashoz. Igen sep es
ligen lilo lenne, hogy akkor a oyer
mekek sziil6i is iarulnanak scent
aldozashoz es ugy a keresztsziil0k
| is, akik Youngstownban laknak
Ugyancsak aznap delutan 3-kol
lesz az elosz0r aldozo gyermekel
keresztsegi fogadla lmanak meguji
tasa, melyen a sziil0k0n kiviil 8
4 Observation-Disclosures is lilo megjelen
nj. Mindezek utan csoportkep fel
vetelt lehet csinaltatni jelento
segteIes nap emlekere, melyneE
darabia 10 centbe keriilne.
Az vi szeminarium. Az u
lpapnevel0 iskola, melyben a jOvi
Iidok papjait fogjak kikepezni
mar annyira haladt elore az epi
tesben, hogy a lovo vasarna p
azaz majus lien delutan fel
kor fogjak letenni az alapkoye
Macy iinnepelyek kozt, mely iinne
pelyre 0meltosaga a plspok u
meghivja egyhazmegyeje ossze
hiveit. Az iinhepi scent beszede
omeltosaga Gallagher J. Mihaly,
detroit piispok ur fogja tartan
Vannak magyarhivek is bosege
szamban lit Youngstownban,
kiknek gepkocsijuk van. Milye
10 alkalom kinalkozik szamukr
berandulni Clevelandba es resi-
venni ezen az iinnepelyen.
Az uj papnevelo epitesene
penziigyi resze. Tudja AIT mil
denki jol, hogy penzen nyugszl
minden intezmeny. Ezt az vi par
nevelot Sc lehet penz nelkul folep
-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-05-08
Gyermek-club.

Most yasarnap, majus lien del
iutan 3-kor d gyermek-club ismet
l5sszej0vetelt tart. Ne maradJon
el egyetlen egy aprosag Sc, legyen
lott mindenki jelen, ha lehet szii-
leivel egyetemben. Finom tesz-
takrol gondoskodva van.
The Dolores star., 1924-12-12
They See Dawes Presiding Over Senate

eral Dawes, by his infection of voice
in uttering the word. had given a very
definite idea of contempt for congress.
Vice presidents, theoretically and by
precedent, no matter how prominent
they have been in ordinary life. drop
into oblivion when they 90 to Wash
ington. The President does the talk
ing and the fighting. The Vice presi-
dent tries to keep awake as he sits in
the big chair on the dais of the SEN
ate floor, and that lets him out. But
will Hell Maria" Dawes remain
"burled' for four years-even for four
months? That's what his friends are
asking, with grins. They say he is
suave, parliamentarian diplomat.
when such things are necessary. If
more harsh mes sures are required in
his new job 1t wouldn't surprise his
friends If he dropped the rules of or
der entirely and resorted to xrmy reg
ulations, especially when a filibuster
Is on and he wants to smoke his pipe
The Dolores star., 1924-12-12
NATIONAL CAPITAL,
IIl Qld7 AFFAIRS Ef5{8 HiijB
Changes in Chairrnanships in the Senate

Borah and Johnson of California. the
former being chairman of the commit
tee on education and labor at this
time, as well as the ranking member
of the judiciary committee by the
death of Senator Brandegee.
Senator Johnson is chairman of the
territories and insular possessions
committee, but would gladly relin-
quish that post If Senator Borah in
sists on stepping aside from the for
eign relations committee craftsmanship
in favor of the craftsmanship of the
committee on the judiciary. In any
event, Senator johnson will probably
get the Craftsmanship of the commit
tee on immigration, which was headed
by Senator Colt.
On the other hand. II Senator Borah
takes the foreign relations chairman
ship Senator Cummins, the president
pro tempore of the senate, will be in
line for the chairmanship of the ju-
dietary committee. The progressives
and Democrats in this session refused
to let Cummins retain the chairman
ship of the interstate commerce com
mlttee while he was at the same time
president pro tempore Of the senate
in the absence of vice president.
Now that General Dawes will be-
come presiding officer of the senate in
the next congress there will probably
be no objection to Senator Cummins
taking this craftsmanship or possibly
resuming the craftsmanship of the in
terstate commerce committee
The Dolores star., 1924-12-12
Coolidge Isn't Going to Rock the Boat

takes the reins in his own right. He
is just going to go on being himself,
he avows. and even while serving out
the Harding term he has tried to be
himself and to do things in his own
instead of somebody else's way.
President next March, but until asked
the question it had not occurred to
him that his wishes might be desired
as to an inaugural parade and an in
augural ball. He dismissed the sub
ject with the observation that if there
were parade or ball he supposed
he would participate.
As to changes in his official advisers
the President has made it known he
would like to keep his present cabinet
intact The only cabinet member who
has indicated to the President desire
to retire on March is Secretary of
Labor Davis, it was stated authorlta-
lively.
Wheat prices particularly interested
the President in view of the accusa-
ton by LaFollette campaigners that
Wall street influences had caused the
price of wheat to go up in order to aid
in the reelection of the present Re
publican administration. That this
charge was without foundation. the
President believes, was demonstrated
by the fact that the price advanced
after election.
The Dolores star., 1924-12-12
Tax Reduction Postponed Until 1925

ings Of the calendar year 1924 was
suggested by Senator SmoOt Rep.,
Utah), chairman of the senate finance
committee.
President Coolidge is on record for
further tax reduction at the earliest
opportunity. He will reiterate his ad-
vocacy of such action in his annual
message to congress in December. In
view of the Information furnished him
by Secretary Mellon, however. he will
not press for action at the coming
short session OF congress. and he has
no present intention of converting the
new congress in special session in the
spring.
In Secretary Melons annual report
to congress he renews his advocacy of
taxes, and expresses opposition to
publicity of amounts paid by taxpay-
ers as provided in the 1924 act, and to
full publicity of tax returns as advo-
Gated by the radicals in congress.
In restating his views on tax legis-
lation, however, Secretary Mellon has
no intention of insisting upon action
at the coming short session, inasmuch
as the same combination of radical Re
publicans and Democrats which domi-
mated the last session will still be in
control and any attempt to press ad-
ministratiOn tax bills might prove dis
aStrous.
The Dolores star., 1924-12-12

THE business boom which was
the great outstanding visible re-
suit of the presidential election
is due, in the opinion of Presi-
dent Coolidge, to the confidence of the
business community in the stability of
the administration of the government.
1t has been the foremost aim of the
President to produce and preserve
that stability and public confidence
and 1t will continue his foremost aim.
He is going to keep the ship of state
on an even keel. There will be not
the slightest uncertainty to trouble
producers, employers and wage earn
ers. if he can help it.
He even desires to dispel such small
uncertainties as are inherent In ru-
mors Of marked changes in his cabi-
net or in his policies or in his own at
titude in the discharge of his duties
He contemplates few if any changes
In his cabinet and no changes in policy
or in his attitude as Chief Magistrate
of the nation.
There is to be no difference. he has
Indicated, between Calvin Coolidge as
President in his own right and Calvin
Coolidge as official heir of Warren
Harding. Stability and still more sta
bility are Whist may be expected of the
Coolidge administration.
The President views with amuse-
ment the reports that he is going to be
very different Coolidge when he