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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-05-17
REFORMS In TAXATION
MADE MORE CERTAIN
Democrats Lending Support to Mellon
Proposals Owing to Pressure
Brought in South.

ba mixers in Richmond and in Jackson,
Miss that Secretary Glass and Secre-
tary Houston. as long ago as 1919, saw
the trend of events and made the first
move toward putting the Nation 5
finances back on peace time basis.
Indeed" he said. sit is a source of
pride with us at the Treasury. There
is a continuity in policy on many
questions which after all are crysta
and economic rather than political in
their field" The Treasury Depart
ment consistently empha sizes the fact
that taxation is a national problem
which must not he viewed from sec
tional or partisan angle.
Senator Bruce of Maryland. who is
the latest supporter of Secretary Mel
Ions position on tax reform in an
article in the April issue of the Vir-
ginia Quarterly Review. published by
the University Of Virginia, accentu-
ates this thought:
There is no rea son." he says. why
the Republican party should have a
monopoly of wise taxation and sound
finance" That Is construed as a
word of advice to Southern Demo
Gratis who in the past have been prone
to resist any measure which Favored
of being of Republican origin. Politi-
clans generally admit that the Re
publica are on a winning card in
their taXreduction plans. The Re
publicans claim that they are not
sponsoring them because Of their po-
litical value. but because they are eco
nomically sound. In 1896 the Re
publicans took the same position in
advocacy of the gold standard. 1t is
probably a fact that when Villa m
J. Bryan and the Democratic party
took up free silver the ma jority senti-
ment of the voters supported 1t. Re
publican leaders took the opposition
on a question of principle and of
economics and Republicans carried the
country for William Mckinley, who
himself at one time had leaned toward
Sure Of Party Come Back"
Senator Bruce of Maryland, in the
article referred to, makes some sug'
gestion to the Democratic party for
regaining Democratic control of the
country, which will be of interest at
! this time Senator Bruce, who Is re:
garded as one of the soundest and
MOST conservative thinkers In the Sen
ate, is sure that the Democratic party
will come back" If 1t avoids certain
issues and adopts others. He lays
more stress upon the thing he hopes
to be avoided. The first affirmative
position he advocates to be taken by
the Democrats is that the party
should commit itself thoroughly to
the principles of taxation which have
come to be known as the Mellon tax
PLAN" 1t is here that he expresses
! the sentiment that there Is no reason
why the Republican party should
| have the monopoly of wise taxation
and sound finance"
He advises the Democrats to eschew
any connection with the extreme
principles and purposes of the Pro.
gressive party, such as public owner
ship of railroads, the total abolition OF
the process of injunction in labor
dispute and the re-enactment of stat
ute by Congress when declared un.
constitutional by the Supreme Court.
He holds that attacks upon the wealth
Industry and the courts OF the coun
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-05-17

for the benefit of ALL And rightly and wisely,
in modern times. did Pope Leo XIII, in his
great encyclical On the Christian Constitution
OF States" inculcate the same sound doctrine:
Every civilized community must have ruling
authority. and this authority, no less than
ciety itself has its source in nature, and has.
consequently, God for its author. Hence it fol-
lows that all public power must proceed from
God. The right to rule is not necessa-
riy. however. bound up by any special mode OF
government. 1t may take this that form,
provided only that it be OF a nature 10 insure
the general welfare"
The Russian ADtithesis.
1T seems to be Russia IS unhappy destiny TO
be perpetually challenging this definition of
government. The sutocratic repression of nat
ural rights and fundamental liberties under the
imperial Russian government made cZarism
the outstanding political anachronism Of mod
ern times. But does the new union--the pres
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-05-17

Continued on Third Page.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-05-17

w Y THIN a week there has
n been notable accession
wv of sentiment in political
circles favorable to the ad
u,ipist "a tiop's MIA ms for re-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-05-17
BY FRANK II. SIMONDS

" WO weeks after the astonishing
election of Marshal Won Hin
denburg the German situation
l., seems still complex and baf-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-12-18
Pokazena d0vera.

Jeden statkar dial k dispozlcii
pozemkovemu iradu 10 jutar po-
Ia, ably no zdarma rozdelili medzi
najchudobnejsich rol 'nllkov pa
tricnej obce.
Predseda dial 81 zavolat' rych-
tara i chudobnymi rol 'nikmi a
pridelil kazdemu 2 jutra. Natese-
nj gazdovia idnc domov RADIO
st 'ou pretriasali celn vec, iba sta
ry Mogon krutil hlavou.
- A vam, stryko, coze sa nepa.
ei? - pyta sa no rychtar.
- ia by len to rad vedel, x
S elm mas teraz ii Cesi oklamali9
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-12-18

svetlomodre, po drmha kresba ME
ie aka, po tretie '
"a coze ie k tomu potrebne 2"
"Medena doska ma rytie, kyse-
lima, farha, papier, pres ma tlac. !"
"sIKol khze vytlaAime "a me-
sine -
10000 kusov.'
Stredny prehnanec wal ceruz-
ku a pohrdzil sa do rozpoctu.
"Hnca yam poviem, co mas bu-
de stat ;jedcn kus.
"Nol ="
Him --- ZaujimavS, ale sotva to
stoji ia to. Jcdna 500 rubl 'ovka
by mas stala 720 rubl 'ov.''
"Do vsetkych certov! TAX a.
koze to robi vlada?'
''To ie to, ako?'
"Eh, oni maju farbu i papier
este 20 starych zasob.' -
Dlho sedeli mlcky, zniceni Su-
rovou skutocnost 'ou.
''Ss =" zaskripal zubami pred
seda - "to je stat Akeho pre-
hnanStva sa len chytiS, vSetko bez-
iitelne.
"A GO, jcstli" bojazlivo zatal
najmladsi, ga tie peniaze, co ma
me, klpime hromadu textilneho
tovaru, slozime niekde ma tichom
mieste, vykame dva-tri tyzdne &
predame9'
ga co Y toho bude?'
"Ohromnt pcniaze zarobime. -
Pockaj, akdze je to zlodej-
stvo?"
"Ziadnc, napriek tomu vSak IL
zitocna vec.'
''Prosim "a, my SINE ale zlode-
j, nesluSi Sa nam takymi vecmi
zaoberat'. -
"Preco?"
"No, tax, povedzmc policia sa
dozvie nasom textile -- co nam
spravi?'
"Nie.'
"Tak vidis - Akosi to nesn-
hlasi. ia som nezvykly zaoberat
sa takymi temnymi vecmi."
"No a my mozeme "a to, re to
je vyhodnetie, ako falzifikacia
kradez?'
"B6o-ze'' vzdychmul 81 predse
da = do akej podlosti SINE npadli,
do akej po-dlo-sti!'
Vstali. ISL do mesta. Dali sa do
obchodovania.
Hl'a, pricina, preco je teraz V
Rnsku tax malo zlodejov a mno-
no - Spekulantov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-12-18

hl'ad'te ma to, aby brnsny obva-
zok a inc satstvo nebolo vel mi
tesne, Rnky a nozicky must mat
teple. Casio dosiahnnta je iil'ava,
ked date diet 'at'n vypit' teplil
vo,n alebo date mu ma brusko
flaSkn $ teplon vodou. Jestli tieto
opatrenia nepomahajii, porad tic
sa vasho lekara. Nikdy nesiahaj-
te ku medicfnam, jestli len nepo-
radil yam to doktor.
Bud tie zvlast pozorna, ably Gu
cliky a fl'asky udr2ovane boly v
cistote, ably sa tym predislo d al
siemu nebezpeciu nakazenia Ia
lndka criev.
Pri vybcrani potravy pre- diet a
dajte pozor, ably mleko bolo alb
soliitnc bczpctnvm a vol'nym cd
skodlivlch bacilov. Eagle Brand
kondensovant mlieko je bezpet-
non potravinou a tiez al zaziv-
non. ~
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-12-18
/ zENY M0zU BYf oMLADENE

Viedensky easopis "Nenes Vie
ner Journal uverejnnie senzat.
MI zpravu 0 novel vedeckej rraci
znameho profesora Steinacha a
jeho asistentov cir. Heinleina q
dr.. Wiesncra, ktora vysla nakla-
dom viedefskeho biologickeho po-
kusneho dstavu. Je to prva vede-
cka kaliha Steinachova, po 5-roc-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-12-18
STAT BE- ZLODEJOV
Napisal: "A. AverGenko.

Traja sa sisli ma pnstom, kane
nistom brehn mora pod tienom,
ktory tvorila ohromna skala. Pre-
svedSili sa. ii ich niekto nepof1-
va a vtedy naistarsi este raz sa
poohzeraiiic. zaaal:
" meme zlodejov vlamacov
zahajujem zasadnutic. VSetci ira
ia sme dlho boil obyvatel mi Ia
lara a m6zem povedat boil sme
jaho ozdobou. - Sisli SINE sa sem
preto, ably sme utvorili pcvny sno-
lok zlodejsky na vykonavanic kr;i-
dpzp q v6bec vSatkych zlocinov
nam naitatnyeh. No, uSmial sa
rosmeSne prcdseda '.mozno, IL cd
tych cias, 60 sme ga tnevideh, Wy
,lkazal ma ostatntch dvoch "chcc-
te zacat cestny zivot -
Ba zas.'' hnevlivo skrlkli
dvaja, vrhajiic na predsedu uraz-
live pohl 'ady "Zlodejmi SINE bo-
Ii, zlodejmi ostaneme a zomre-
me-"
"Radost je vidiet' takych pew
nych stalych darebakov, ako
ste wy dodal nspokojive pred
seda.
Ano! A obzvlaStc pod vcdc-
MIN taktho zasliMiltho zlodeja, a.
ko 81 ty.'
''Pani! Ny SINE sa nesisli sem
preto, aby SINE 81 nayzaiom licho-
till. ieden druhtmu neral poklo-
ny ma kila. X vcri! Co viete na-
vrhn1t 2" ......
Vtedy vstal naimladsi zlodcj s
s cynicktm nSmcvom vravel:
.Je znamo, ze tajove maslo ma
trhn je ma rozchvat. Vyuzime to-
da konjnkt1ru falsujme eajove
maslo. y
"a Goho9'
'sZ margarine, 20 zltej fairly,
2 LOLA
PredScda sa uSmial:
"a ci je snad' znamo, m6jmu
vel avazenemu sndrnhovi, re dnes
loi a farba jc drahSia, ako cajova
maslo?'
" takom pade odpust tie, som
nemoznym. Teda vrav ty."
Vstal druhy:
"Vyskitmal som, pani, re V kan
celarii potravneho druzstva S. V
nokladni lezi stale niekol 'ko mi
lionov.
"Ale ako in otvorit 20
"Aby obycajne: k~seliny, elek-
trina, automaticlSy vrtak. "
HKdeze to vsetko dostaneme?'
Predtym SINE to obstaravali V
Londyne. "
''Tak predstavte 81, kol 'ko bu-
de stat - zajst' jednemu mas
do Londyna, zaknpit' vsetky ma
stroje, nalozit', zaplatit' "a do
pravu, speditersky voz Som pre-
syedeeny, re to bude stat tax O.
kolo 8 funtov, t. ]. s milionov. A
iestli V ocel'ovej pokladnici je len
) milionov9 Jestli 80 Ano, jestli
priam i desat', snad' nebudeme
pracovat' "a 20 percentov! To
radsej vypoziciame 81 peniaze ma
iiroky.''
"Som zvedavy, CO bude S ma
simi planmi ked' predseda tax
prisne kritizuje nase navrhy?'
"Heureka Nam skvostny ma
vrh: budeme falsovat' 500 rub
lovkv. Pc prve sd jednobarevne
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-12-18

pre- prfpadnf ,lrotrebenie v !
d6cn0Sti.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-12-18

Ked mate krstiny, svadbu,
pohrab, spolkovi, osadnd sl4v-
most, opiste nam to . zaslite uve-
remit do nasich nnvin.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-12-18

nej prestavke, kedy nverejnil bol
svojll poznatky no omlad 'ovanic
mrzov. v tejto novel praci vravi
professor dr. t1einada, ae 50 mn po-
darilo vyrobit' extralxt, ktoreho
slozenie dosial' drzi V tajnosti. ES-
tra'kt tento yracia sostarnntynl
zenam opat ztratenn mladost', t.
j. svieze formy tela.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-12-18

Len primnoho matiek povazuje
koliku "a "potfebne zlo''. Ma
ziaden pad neni to normalny stav
casto moze bs-t' predzvest 'ou
moe vaznejsich Iemoci.
Kolika povstaya viacerych
pricin. Moze poystat' al toho,
ze mechanic tielko kojenca zrazu
schladndt NeRravidelne krme.
ME tax case ako ma mnozstvo
mode byt' tiez p1fsinou.
Patricna potrsva je vel mi do
lezitou v tom nAde, ked' diet a
trpi ma kolikovf napad.. Nepra-
videlne krmenie fel mi snsdno mo
ze sposobit zac1n, "a Elm potion
m6ze povstat' kblika.
Jestli yasa bSr trpi ma koliku,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-12-18

Prave tax, ako sa hodi pre- ko-
jencov, tax iste je dobrou potra-
YOU al pre- deti podvyzive. Me-
dzi skolskymi Diet mi prevadzane
pozoruhodrAa experimenty doka-
zaly, re ma Eagle Mlieku chovane
deti nabraly priemerne o sedem
funtov Wac, nez ma jednoduchom
flaskovom mlieku chovane. Da-
waite dobry pozor ma svoje deti.
Waite ich casto. Pamatajte. ae ne
dostatotne chovane deti sn vzdy
nizc vahy. Made diet'a ma do
stavat' dve 'polievkov6 ly5ice
Eagle mlicka denne, rozricdcntho
v tri-stvrte Sialky studcncj vody.
Davajte to pri ranajsom a pooo-
lulna.Eom krmeni. Starsie deti ca
sto majii no radsej ginger ale
ON, ovo:nou st avon, s ,trepanymi
vajcami alcbo sladkost 'ami.
Kozka vaSho kojenca je jemnou
a mala by ste uzivat' Colgate Pd-
der pre- Deti, nakol'ko Colgate
Detsky Pnder je zvlastne pripra
vovanI pre- kojencov dl'a recep-
tn chvrneho lekara vo el'kej ne
mocnici. Uzivajte no hodne po XII
PAM zamienani plienok.
Citajte pozorne tieto clanky
kazdy tyzden odkladajte 81 ich
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-12-18

- Slovenska Liya je vsenarod-
na ustanovizen. vstupuite do nei
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-12-18

$500 Kazdy eitatel'. ktory nam ie
dlzen predpIatne IA noviny, do
stane zaplatene "a svoju pracu.
Al my lep TO ziadame.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-12-18

Citajte pozorne tieto clanky
kazdy tyzden odkladajte 81 ich
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Good rotations increase crop yields educe production expenses and 4lake for an increased profit.
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THREE FINGERED JACK"
 IS AGAIN CONVICTED
(By Associated Press)

TACOMA, Apr 10.-(AP).-W. A. Goodwin, former evangelist known as Three Fingered Jack" was again found guilty of a statutory crime in- volving a IA year old Tacoma girl, when jury in Judge Teat's depart ment of the superior court returned a verdict this morning. Goodwin was arrested just a year ago this week. Since that time he has three times been found guilty on the same charge.
 A new trial was granted after the first conviction last year, when it was found that one of the jurors was disqualified. His second trial was followed by his being sentenced to serve from eight to fifteen years in the state penitentiary. This case was appealed to the supreme court, which sent it back on the ground of error.
 Prior to his arrest, Goodwin spent considerable time in logging camps of Western states as an evangelist. He has been married four times, ac- cording to his testimony
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CLOCK WITH EIGHT FACES

OLYMPIA, Wn., Apr. 11-Until an eastern tourist, who makes a spec. ialty of collecting odd facts, came to town comparat lively few people in Olympia and still fewer state
 house visitors realized that the clock in the tower of old state office building opposite the Sylvester Park has eight faces. Even that fact was not regarded as of special significance until the tourist-in- dormant told all the state officials whom he could reach that Wash ington's statehouse clock was one of less than half dozen in this coun- try which had eight dials. The aggravating feature is that 8 o'clock in the morning comes just as early on one dial as it does on the others.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-04-13
Japan Discovers Imperial
 EmbIems Many Years Old

TOXIC, Japan, Apr. 13.-What is believed 10 be q remarkable achae- ologcal find has been made in Tan go province, just north of KyotO, i'll the shape of a great stone chest six feet high, seven wide and 16 feet in length. Tn it there reposed five an cient sword blades, five neck decora- tions and six magatama, or royal beads, besides many fragments of earthenware.
 The age of these relics is said to be about 1000 years and there are indications that they date back to the reign of Emperor Go-Shirakawa. and possibly may be even connected with that ruler He built a temple in that vicinity and the magatama are one of the three scored em- blems or treasures, the others being the sword and mirror, which are passed on at a rulers death.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-04-13
Manila Wants Drydock
 To Meet All Demands
(RY Associated Pressl

MANILA, Apr 13.-A movement for the establishment here of dry dock and yards of sufficient capacity to accommodate the largest ships on the Pacific has been started by ship ping men and government officials. It is pointed out that under present conditions vessels under the Ameri- can flag which make Manila their terminus, are compelled to proceed to Hongkong or Shanghai when re- pairs of any considerable importance are necessary.
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NEW SCHOOL PAPER
 STARTED MILE7

A new paper, the Woodrow Weekly Times, has been started during the past week, number one, volume one, reaching our desk The enterprising staff of the Weekly Times is composed of Edward Starr, editor; Sidney Hen- rikson, assistant editor; Mrs. Spey- brook, treasurer; Jack Sparks, local reporter; and Tiny Dryden, social re- porter The first issue is very new sy and contains much interesting in- formation regarding Woodrow, the editor opening his columns with the following remarks.
 "The Woodrow Weekly Times of which this is the first edition, has been organized partly to get money for different little things that are needed in the Woodrow school
 "It was figured that if ten cents copy were charged, or we'll soc for the remainder of the school year about enough money could be raised to buy some things needed at the school.
 Tt is still undecided what will be- come of the money in the treasury at the end of the school year. Our charge for advertisements will be 5c per line per issue. Special rates are offered to monthly advertisers. I sin cerely hope this paper will thrive in it's undertaking and lead to a better paper someday in Woodrow"
 Clara Manthey, Lucille Byrne and Mary Greenfield visited Woodrow last week
 Mrs. Lee arrived on Mondays train from Seward.
 The school board election was held in Woodrow last week and the old board was reelected with a big ma- jority of votes.
 Tom Hambright and Chris are still after wolverine which has been playing havoc with their trap line.
 Miss Grace Johnson entertained the young folks of Woodrow at her home on March 18th, the occasion being her eighth birthday. Those present were Constance, Stanley, Sidney, Harry and Gerald Henrikson; Beulah, Susan and Tiny Dryden; Edward Starr, Jack Sparks, Ella, Bobby, Russell Genevieve Douglas and Everett Johnston Mrs Speybrook, Mrs, Johnson and Mrs Henrikson.
 Mrs. Speybrook, teacher of the To- cal school, gave an Easter party on the afternoon of the 18th to- the lower grades only.
 The Woodrow Weekly Times is of fering prize of 75 cents to the citi- zen offering the best name for the paper.
 A number of Seward youngsters came out to Woodrow last week and stayed overnight at the Selby bunga- low. A delicious supper was served at the bungalow, the remainder of the evening being spent in cards and in dancing.
 R. E. Eckman, employe of the Alas ka railroad has resigned and has nov ed in with H. E. Kristensen.
 Guy Manthey spent the easter va cation with his grandfather on the Mcconnell ranch.
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SCIENTIST WILL SEEK
 TO SOLVE MYSTERIES
 OF HEAD SQUEEZERS'
(By Associated Pressl

LONDON, Apr. 13.-EffOrtS to solve the mystery of the human head squeezers,' tribe of which al most nothing is known and which lives in the wilds of the mountains between the main Amazon basin and the northern Andes, is to be one of the aims of an exploring expedition 10 South America to be made next summer by pr. William M. McGov- ern, one of England's most daring anthropologists Dr. McGoyern, who Lhasa, the forbidden city of Tibet, disguised as Buddhist monk, last year, and has headed numerous oth- CT expeditions in various parts of the world in the interest of anthro- biological research work.
 The human head squeezers" who have way of reducing the heads of their victims to the size of persons fist, according to Dr. McGovern, also are supposed to be the pOsseSSors of gold and diamond mines in their na- tive haunts just to the north of the Amazon jungles. The Londoner plans 10 spend seven to ten months in their midst, studying their habits and customs. No white man has ever solved the process of how heads are reduced in size without so much as disfiguring any of the victims features and in the interest of sci ence Dr. McGovern hopes to be able to overcome this riddle ill the course of his explorations of this tribe and it's haunts
 Dr. McGovern plans to leave Lon- don early in May and in the trip across the Andes will cover parts of Brazil, Colombia, Ecuador and Peru, where no white man, so far as known, has ever before set foot.
 Dr. McGovern will carry wireless receiving set, cameras and other ap- paratus necessary for expeditions of this kind He proposes to make observations and drawings which will be of future use to scientists thru out the world.
 T shall be particularly interested in anthropological research work in the Amazon basin where interee ting remains, such as great rock teE;- ples, of prehistoric tribes, are suppos- ed to exist but to this day have nev- CT been seen by the white man. said the explorer. Diamonds and gold nuggets have been bought from some of the natives on the edge of the unexplored country, and there is a belief that the natives have dis covered mines within their native haunts from which they extract the precious stones and metal now and then. These natives of the interior have not even been seen by white men, so far as I know, and have
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ADOPTS FEW NEW RULES
 FOR BASKETBALL GAME

NEW YORK, Apr 13.-Tha Y. M. c. A., the A. A. U. and the N. c. A. A. thru their joint committees adopt ed orders to change the basketball playing rules which includes the abolition of all zones, the elimina- tion of the hand behind tic back in case of jump ball, and also a pro- vision that the ball which hits the edge of the back board is consid- cred in play, unless it roams out of bounds
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WILL HOUSECLEAN
 ON SANIPRACTORS

OLYMPIA, Wn, Apr 13.-Director of licenses Maybury of the State of Washington announced today that he will start housekeeping campaign against one hundred and forty per sons who are practicing sanipractic, and who, it is alleged, obtained li- censes through school which has been abolished since by the King County Superior Court as being a diploma mill. The hearings of for ty-eight headers are set for May f.
 Sanipractors who have been cited and who fail to appear at the hear ing will have their license revoked
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been carrying on feuds for genera tions with all persons, white or black, who have attempted to in wade their territory.
 The expedition will terminate at Lima, Peru, perhaps early next year, from which place Dr. McGovern will go to the United States before re- turning to London.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-04-13
May Store Helium Gas
 In Foreign Countries

WASHINGTON, D. O., Apr. 13.- The Bureau of Mines, under an act passed late in the last congress, will take over from the navy about July 1 the production of helium, the gas used in initiating the giant dirigibles Los Angeles and Shenandoah This transfer is not expected by Dr. s. c. Lind chief chemist of the bureau, to involve any marked change in pol icy.
 No appreciable quantity of helium is being exported now, and the new law provides that export applica, tions must be made to the secretary of the interior and permission ob- tained from the President, no the joint recommendation of the secre- taries of war, navy and interior This provision was put into the law to permit future American trans. oceanic air lines to have a supply of helium on hand at their foreign ter. minals.
 Officials of the bureau are careful to point out that the new bar against helium exportation will not initiate against foreign scientists who desire small quantity of the gass for their laboratories.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-04-13

Hens give off more moisture per hundred pounds of live weight than any of the farm animals It is es- sential that the moist air be carried off if the house is to stay dry. Have plenty of fresh air, but no drafts.