davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-10-16
(npO4OAXeHHe)

= la zero 3eHSHHoB MeIHaeTCa
9To 4eIO!-B0cHIHHHyIO 9TO IHH0,
9TO eT0 He RaCaeTca.
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HaGeaIca, qTO MeHa B ROHue E0H-
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Il 20-My oETa6pa BpyIIBHT no.
3HaHOMHI MeHa c M. p. Ipa6HeN,
C ROTOpHM MHe HpHmIoCb CXaIb B
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IeHT IIpaIcRorO yHHBepcHTeTa, Ha
poIHMil c%ouHaIHCT, %Ta,lHqaHHH, peB-
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3HaI ToIbEo HaE reOTpa6HIO II HcTO-
Pho.
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qaTleHHe qeI0BeRa HepBH0T0, paC-
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era II 10 peIEOcTH qecTH0TO qeI0-
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IOBepHe II y MeHa COXpaHHIaCb 0
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ii HaqaI c HIM H3peI6a BCTpe-
qaTbCa. Oh He %HaI0BalCa, HO qyB-
cTBOBaI0cb B pa3rOBope, HTO He0-
npeIeIeHH0cTb HOI0GeHHa He 0pra-
HH30BaHH0cTb BIHaTa II Ha gro Ha-
cTpOeHHe. TyBcTBoBaIOcb TaIEe,
qT0 MaTepHalbHO OH 6BII cTecneH;
HO HHIOMy H2 ''HagagBcTBa'' ne npIi
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-10-16

Ram.
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TMTecEHMH, - aHTn60IbIueBHIIHHMH,
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- he ROMMyHcTHqeCHHMH - HOOIIe
paTOpaMH.
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rp%ynnnpOBEH 0 cO3IaBHlenCa 3a-Tpa
uuueii opraHH3auHH %"IleHTpa" II 0
ea ueIaX;; II CRIOHHTb Tx BOHTH B
EOHTaET C |nOCIeIHeI LII 03HaE0M
,IeHHa II OcynuecTBleHIa HaMeqeH-
hon eO 3a4aqH.
4. CGI0HHTb 9%Cep0BcEyO OpraHn
3alIHIO n0cIaTb C HaMH IByX TOBa
pHlueiI cIOco6HHX nHbOpMHpoBaTb
IeTaIBHO 3aTpaHHqHblX T0BapHTIeIi
II 00HIeCTBeHHOe MHeHHe B0O0THe 0
lI0H0heHHH Ha MecTaX; II y0eIHTb
ee, 9cepOBcEyD 0praHH3aUHIo, B HeO
0XOIHMOcTH 06MeHHBaTbca BOo6HIe
,ll0IBMH B DeIaX B3aHMHOil HH00p
MaUHM. II
D. OpraHH30BaTb TyHETH IIa lie
peCbIIEH aTHTaUH0HHOii IHTepaTypB
Il IOIeii B POcCHN.
Ham cTp0rO 3aHpenIaIOCb HHCTpy
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raHH3aUHaMH.
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e. MHHIIrTepcHoMy O6pa3y IeilcTBHa
Il XOTeI 0BII0 O|TIa3aTbCa OF noes
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H0BllIaTb c00CTBeHHbMH TIa3aMH.
qTO npOncXO4HI0 TAM, Ha MeCTa&,
n0HyqHTb BO3MoIHOCTb CaMoMy cy-
IHTb 10 BOTpOcy 90 0THOHeHHH L
6OTbmeBHIaM, EaI Il y;Re cEa3a.I
BHIHe, peHIHI Bce-TaIH eXaTb, Hec--|
MoTpa Ha aBHo HeToBapHTgecGOe OF
noHIeHHe OpraHuaagHH Il HAN. MH
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-10-16

TaHOBAeHNaMN, 3a4aqaMN, Ha
npaBAeHNeM, CTaTyTaMN, R0HG
TNTy1NaMN. 3aK0HaMN VI B3T-
Aa4aMM. BxoAamaa B 9TOT MA
poK ny6AnRa HaqNHaeT MepnTb
BCeX N bee Ha CB0H MaAeHb-
KNH apmNH, He CqNTaaCb C
BKyCaMN " HoHaTNaMN ApyTNK
ANgeH, He npNHa4AeRaulNx X
4aHHOMy O6meCTBy.
Il0qTN KamAaa opraHN3a4Na
Tpe0yeT OF BCTynaNmNx B
Hee qAeHoB NCnOBe4aHna CBoe
70 CNMBOAa BepbI: HayRoBe4
HenpeMeHHo AonReH 0blTb C
HauN0HaAbHbIM 4yulKoM " no.
KAOHaTbCa Tpex1BeTHOMy pHa
Ty, 6paTqNK - 0bITb CTOpOH-
HNKoM MNTDOn0ANTa [~lAaToHa,
4eMoKpaT - noqNTaTb BECK
CBaTbIx OF RepeHCKoro 10 40
paMOBNqa, qepHoBa N MMAD-
KoBa BRANqNTeAbH0, aHap-
XNCT - 0TpNIaTb bee HepeqN
CAeHHBIe "CBaTBIHM" BMeCTe
B3aTble " npN3HaBaTb TOAbKO
CBONx yqNTeAeH " npOpOKOB,
x0Ta 30 MH0rNx Beulax M0MeT
6bITb " 0~mN6aBmNxCa.
PyCCKNN K0H0HNCT, HeA0p0C
mNA noqeMy-AN60 10 noHNMa
Hha rex MIN NHbIx napTNN-
HbIx NCTNH MIN npN4epMNBaN
MNHCa HeCKOAbK0 hHbIX BSTAa
LOB HeHpeMeHHo 40AweH CoBe
pmNTb AyxoBH0e CaMoO6pe3a
HNe Ha4 CO60H ana TOTo, ITO
Obi BCTynhTb B Ty MN nHytO
0praHN3aYMO. B HpOTNBH0M
%e CAyqae OH 6y4eT he
HAM,, " er0 C CBONMN CANOE
ToaTeAbH. B3rHa4aMN HowaAyH
HN O4Ha OpraHN3aIMa " He no
TepnhT.
UpTaHN3auNN 3aNHTepeC0Ba
, HbI He CT0HbR0 B C06NpaHNM
" o6'e4NHeHNN pa3pO3HeHHbIx
CNA pycCKoH KoAoHNn. CRoHb-
Ro B np03eHNTax T0H MN
NHoH H0ANTNqeCKOH MapKN.
EGAN x0qeuIb NTTN C HaMN,
roBopaT nOqTN bee opTaHNSa-
4hh pyCCKoMy KoAoHNCTy, TO
0TKaKNCb OF CB0MX y6eR4e-
HMM, BOCIlpNMH Hduy BepY "
TpHAN C HaMN.
NHblMN CAoBaMK roBopa, He
0pTaHN3aINaM HpNx04NTCa
HpNCHoCa6HNBaTbCa X HyMgaM
" aanpoCaM pyCcRoH KoAoHNN,
a cen noCHeAHeH X oco6eH-
HbIM 3a4aqaM " ueAaM. KOTo-
pbIe CTaBNT Ce6e opTaHN3aYNa.
Bo3bMeM X HpNMepy o6hleC
THO 6paTqNKoB, CTpaxyNWee
CBoNx qHeHoB Ha CAyqaH CMeP
TN. ECAN BAG HNqT0 NH0e Ha
CBeTe He NHTepeCyeT RpoMe
BameH CMepTN " sa6oTbl noAy
qeHNa BauNMH HaCAeAHNKaMN
1000 4oHH. CTpaxoBoro, TO ia
zoe o6WeCTB0 BHoAHe y40BAe
TBopaeT HaCyulHoN BaueH no.
Tpe6HOCTN.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-10-16
He 4 0 C K N
OPTAHN 3A4N n

uT0 HO4aBAaNmee 00nbWN
RCTBo pyCCRON KoAoHhh bee
euIe oCTaeTCa HeOpraHn3oBaH-
HbIM aTO - baKT, He nome
wauINN CoMHeHnD. HeAbSa
CKa3aTb. qTo-6bI B pyCCKoh Ko
AoHNN He 6bIAo OpraHN3alNh,
- NIX TbMa TbMyu4aa.
He T0AbR0 TO MIN NHoe TO
AnTMqeCKoe TeqeHNe npe4CTaB
memo COoTBeTCTByNmeTo TNna
opraHN3a4NaMN, Ho qyTb I'M
he Raw4bIR HpeTeH4yDWNH Ha
AN4epCTBO qeAoBeK Cos4aeT
CBoN opTaHNSaINN, NMeeT cBo
NIX noCae4oBaTeAeH N CTopoH-
HMR0B.
EcaN o4HOMy NBaHy noqe-
MY MOO He HpaBNTCa Apyroh
NBaH " T1eTp, npnHa4He%a-
uINH o4HoH " TON IKE OpTa
HN3auNM, TO B TaRNx CAyqaax
HenpeMeHHo Haxo4aTCa "npN
HuNnNanbHbIe" paCxow4eHNa.
npNBOAaWNe Cos4aHND Ho-
BLK rpynnNpoBoR N o6'e4MHe-
HNH. TaRNM O6pa3OM B pyCC
KOH RoAOHNM bee 6oHbme " 90
Abme nnoANTCa N paSMHoXaeT
ca opTaHnsa4NR, He CnoCooCT
ByNuINx, olHaK0, 06'eANHe-
RNN " opTaHNsalNN ee.
O pyCCRNx 0pTaHN3alNax
BnoHHe MowH0 CRa3aTb, qTo B
AMepNKe Nx HeCMeTHoe qNC-
no, a T0ARy OF HNx He oCO0eH
Ho MH0To, xOTa Obi noToMy,
ITO OHM bee eule CT0aT KaK
Obi B CTopoHe OF pYCCK0H no.
HoHnN, He aaTpOHyToH nx BIN
aHNeM.
qeM IKE o6'aCHaeTCa 9aRT
He0pTaHN30BaHH0CTN pyCCKoH
R0AoHKN: BMH0BaTa nv B 9T0M
CANA KOAOHMa, MIN ITO HN
6y4b TBopNTca HeAalHoe C ca
mNMN opraHNSaINaMN?
ECAN pycCKNe KOAoHNcTbI He
N4yT B opTaHNaalNN, TO Ha
3To no BCeH BepOaTHoCTN NMe
NTCa CB0N BeCKNe npNqNHbl.
He n4yT B opTaHNaa4Nn npe%
ne BCer0 noT0My, qT0 CaMN OPP
TaHNSaINM. x0Ta " 6eCCoSHaTe
AbHo. He npNTaTNBaNT, a CKo
pee BCer0 oTTanKNBaNT OF Ce
On HeopTaHnSoBaHHyN macy.
qTo TaK0e npe4CTaBHaeT NS
Ce6a 0pTaHNSa1Na? MaAeHb-
KIM 0Co6eHHblH MNp0K, C CBo
Kmn o6BIqaaMN, HenaMN, noe
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-10-16

Ho TaKoe o6meCTBo He y4o
BHeTBopaeT qeHoBeKa, EHTepe
CyNuIeT0Ca n0ANTNR0H. mK0-
non, AeR4NaMN, CaMoo6paSoBa
HNeM " OH B Hero He nOH4eT.
llpNBHeqeHNN mNp0KNx ono
eB pyCCKoH KOnoHnn 6oAbme
BCero MeuIaeT y3OCTb napTNH-
HbIx paMoR 0OAbmNHCTBa Cy-
WecTByDwnx OpTaHNsalNH "
Nx CeKTaHTCKNH Ayx. ECAN op
TaHN3a1Na He 3K0H0MMqeCKaa,
q qNCTo HOHNTNqeCKaa, TO Ola
B 00AbulNHCTBe CAyqaeB C0BC
pmeHHo NTHophpyeT 9KoHoMh
qeCKNe noTpe6HoCTN CBoNx
qAeH0B, HaHpNMep, B3a-
NM0H0M0mb, " yg0BAeTB0
peHNe 4pyTNx MaTepNaAbHblx
HoTpe6HocTeH " SanpocoB, he
hMeDWNx HenoCpe4CTBeHH0rO
0TH0neHNH X rHaBHblM nOHN-
TNqeCKNM ueAaM.
N3 BCeTo 9TOTo M0WH0 CAe-
AaTb CAe4yDWNH BbIB04: eCAN
CyWeCTByNWNe 0pTaHN3anNN
aahHTepeCoBaHbI B HpNBHeqe-
HMM B CB0N pa4bI MNpoKNx
mace pyCCKOH KOAOHNN, TO MN
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-10-16
O6O BEEN NOHEMHOTy

qHeT TpoTIHfI 'TpOauT' II coBBo-
IoVIloMy TpecTy, H~aqaBIIeMy H3ro-
TOBIaTb cOBBOIIy copOEa TpaIycHOII
IpeIIOcTH.
CMeHIHbIMH II KaIIHMH CTa,lH 30
IIH 0OIbIHeBHHOB, OqyTHBIHHcB y
pyle TOcyIapcTBeHHorO Eopa0Ia.
CHaqaIa OpraHH30BBIBaOT pa3Hbie
TpeCTbI, cTaBaT "cBOHX'' qHHOBHH-
ROB, lIOpyqaDT I'M Ie.IaTb H3BecT-
nyIO pa0OTy, a n0T0M, Il cTBIIy CBO-
envy, Tp03aT I'M qeM-TO. BBI!I0 OBI
CMeLIHO, eCIH OBI or 9THX TpeCTOB
00IbmeBHHEIX He CTpaIaIO Hace-
,IeHHe' ''eIHHcTBeHHOT B MHpe CO.
HHaIHcTHIecIOii cTpaHH". COBpO-
CHI, 3HaqHT, He npH6IHTaeTCa Il
EoMMyHH3My, a %oT4aIaeTca. I,aIeEa
eIUe OF nero, RaI He00 OF 3eM-
iii. BeIHBTe I~OMMyHHCTB! Be3Ie I'M
He Be3eT: Hi 3arpaHHUeli, RE eHIe
BIacTb HaXO4nTca y 6ypIya3HH, i
Hi B P0ccHH, RE BIacTb B Tx py-
EaX. llpaMO XOTB IIOe3Taii Ha COB
a9pOHIaHe Ha Mapc.
HOBAH ROHCTNTyuNH P.H.A.
llOIo6HO TONY, EaE B I. H. CO.
BeTcEOiI POcCHM eTerOIHO BO;HIaMn
E0MMyHH3Ma BHIlycEaeTCa Macca HI
LbIX IeEpeTOB ITO pa3lHqHbIM BOIL
pecan, HaIIpaBIeHHbIe aH00bI Il wy
EHeHHD CTpaHH, HAHN M%HOTOWyMa-
IIHe IL HpHEIHBBIe BOAIH R|OMMyHH3-
Ma-0OIBIneBH3Ma b AMepHEe exc
IO4HO cO34aIOT- HOBHe npOTpaMMBl
Il EOHcTHTyHHH. II He IIa Pablo
mepcTH0EO II BpaAIe6HOrO HaceIe-
HHa, EaE B POcCHH a 4la cBOHX
TIeHOB IapTHH, E0TOpMe, EaE BILL
H0, lie BMeIIaI0Tca B paMEH hap
TIiIHHa.
llapTHa OTHBIHe oyer Ha3BlBaTB-
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-10-16

A BpeMa He aIeT. |IlpHBeTCTBHe
HyHHO cIeIaTB IIBIIIHOe II myMHOe:
HHaqe MOcRBa II ROMHHTepH Hpo-
rHeBaDTca. II HOBOMnpUB cOqHHHlu
4eEpeT, no EoTOpOMy Tpe0yDT or
E0MaqeilHn:
l. %llpHcIaTb Hp%nBeTcTBHe una
THOe) B I'll. NJ"
:. %llpHcIaTb nHaTHHe O0'aBIe-
HIa B H. NJ"
B. 3aEa3H Ha H. NJ"
lllaTa ga IpHBeTCTBHa II 90 aB-
,1eHIIa = | IoIa. ga IDiiM. BEL
HHe HOBoMHpBM! MeqyTca 30 Bee
cT0pOHB, EaH yTOpeIHe cOqHHaOT
pa3HMe CH0c06M BBIR0IaqHBaHHa 10
Her c HaHBHbIX qIeH0B lIapTHH.
lie MbITbeM, Tar HaTaHBeM.
VI. U-Y,
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-10-16
3 A A 4 K v
(~npo4OAxeHNe).

BblCORhN, T0HRNh, RaK %TpOcTNHKa,
Oh HHqerO Ce6e MyulnHRa,
IlOsT, xy4O@HhR 4yTYpncT,
" %ny6AN1hCT N 6eAAeTpNCT.
RYpMAbWnR CTpacTHbIh n OpaTOp
" HpeBocxO4HBlE 4eROpaTOp.
Fro TpY4bI B TeaTpe mBapua
NCRpaTCa TONIC rAbI6bI RBapBa,
qapYeT rAas 6n6AeECKNE con
", RaK Obi He 6bIA KpnTNK rpOseH,
Oh 6yAeT NMH BOcxnWeH.
A Hy-Ra RTO sTO?
Xy4OH " 6Ae4HbIE, MHOro RypMT
" OqeHb qaCTO 6poBN xMypNT,
TaseTHOH nbInbp 4bIuIer OH,
BeCb 4eHb B pa6OTy norpyxeH.
HeHOCBaueHHblM He3aMeTHbIH,
Oh OqeHb BaxHbIH "HepB"
%raSeTHbIH,
A TaKTe " nOaT 3%aHpaBCRNH.
A Hy-Ra! RTO sTO? ..........
6NT-60N.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-10-16

HH3aIIHH IL. C. ?. Hill EoMy moo
rs BepHHX TOBapHmell, B c,Iyqae, &c
.IH OBJ nepBoI He cymecTBOBaIo.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-10-16

BblCTABRA B &NNAgEN@NN.
B cIeIyDnIeM HONE B bHIa4ea-
Dun OTEp0eTCa BHCTaBEa Io cIyqaD
$50 IeTHa IpHHaTEa IeEIapauHH
He3aBHcHMOcTH. Ilpe3nIeHr KyInII
GBHTca Ha 0TEpBITHe 9TOn BBcTaB-
iii.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-10-16

HpN4eTCa HeCK0AbK0 pa3DBN-
HyTb CB0N y3RNe napTNNHbIe
paMKN, B HpOrpaMMy CBOeH
AeaTeHbHOCTN BRANqNTb yAOB
HeTBopeHNe 60Aee HaCymHbIx
pa3Hoo6pasHbIx " HacToaTeHb
HbIx HoTpe6HoCTeH pyCCKoTo
K0A0HNCTa 4yx0BH0T0, MaTepN
aHbH0T0 " 3CTeTNqeCR0r0 xa-
paRTepa.
qNCT0 n0ANTNqeCKNM 0pra
HN3aINaM Ha4O HenpeMeHHo B
C9epy CBoeH 4eaTenbHoCTN
BKANqNTb pa3ANqHBle BNlbI
BSaNM0noM0uIN, a 3KoH0MNqe
CKNM opraHN3a1NaM - o0pa-
TMTb 6onbme BHNMaHNa Ha
npeHe6peraeMyD NMN KyAbTyp
H0- np0CBeTNTeAbHyN pa00Ty.
by4ymee B pyCCKOH HOMO
HMM npNHa4HewNT rem 0praHN
aaINaM, KoTopbIe 6y4yT oTBe-
4aTb CaMbIM paaHoO6pasHbIM
BKyCaM " 3anpoCaM pyCCKoro
R0A0HNCTa, VI rae OH CM0ReT
HaHTN bee 6AaTonpNaTCTByN-
lice ero KyAbTypHoH N N.Y.
uleH RN3HN.
Evening star., 1925-01-13
Author. Mason Dies at Hollywood.

HOLLYWOOD, Calf, January 13.-
NJ. Reepmaker, author and prominent
Mason of Belgium and Holland, is
dead here. After Masonic services to-
day the body will be sent to Rotter-
dam for intermeAt.
Evening star., 1925-01-13
ADVENTISTS AT TAKOMA
SHOW FINANCIAL GAINS
Reports Declare Contributions to
Relief Work Above Goal Set
Out to Be Reached.

At meetings being held at the
Takoma Park Seventh-Day Adventist
Church every evening the annual re-
port is being prepared. The annual
financial report shows total of
s62,962.07 received during the fiscal
year of 1924, according to the pastor,
B. F. Bryan.
"Our offerings to foreign missions
amounted to s14,222.21, exceeding our
goal by School" he said Add to
this s1,54S.35 contributed to Near
East Relief, Leper Colony, Sunshine
Home, Anti-Saloon League and other
enterprises, and you have a total of
S15,770.56 for missionary purposes.
Harvest. ingathering receipts were
S4,1S6.20, surprising all previous eff
forts by S336.20. Our Sabbath school
offerings were $5,53262.
More than s30,0e0 was contribute ed
to the support of the ministry at
home.
There were "A additions to the
church during the year, 81 by letter,
10 by baptism and by profession
of faith"
Evening star., 1925-01-13

friend OF Lieut. Cheston, is quoted in
Baltimore yesterday as saying Lieut.
Cheston was flying a French plane at
the time he was seen to crash. 'The
last seen of him was when his plane
was at about the height of the tree
tops" Mr.. Fell said.
Last Seen by Observers July %.
American observers saw Lieut.. Ches-
ton last at 1880 pm. July %, between
Roulers and Menin, while tie British
reported the last they saw of the
plane was near Courtrai. according to
Army Air Service records here. 1t
was stated much correspondence was
had between the Army, the British
and the Germans in endeavoring to
locate Lieut.. Cheston mad Corp. Pacey.
Four days before he disappeared
the records show, Lieut.. Cheston par
ticipated in a thrilling battle at s
o'clock in the evening at an altitude
of IA, 900 feet. The bombing forma-
tion of which he was a part was re-
turning from a raid when attack ed
by Is German Pfiaz scouts. Divided
in three flights of five planes each,
one flight attacked from beneath; the
second dived from above and the
third closed in on the bombers, In
the fight that ensued Lieut.. Cheston
shot down one German plane and
forced down another.
Mrs Porter said her son learned to
fly in England, paying for his tuition
and later was trained at Issoudon
France. He was % years old at the
time the accident befell him. He was
born in West River, Anne Arundel
County, Nd, and was a graduate OF
st. JOHNS College, Annapolis. -
Evening star., 1925-01-13
Fully Defined.

From the Glasgow Peoples Journal
Teacher-Tommy, what is a big
amist?
Tommy-Please, sir, a man who
makes the same mistake twio@.
Evening star., 1925-01-13
SEEK TO MOTORIZE FARMS
Germany Arranges Credits to Aid
Small Agriculturists.

BERLIN, January 13.-Under the
slogan "Motorization of agricultural
undertakings is the crying need of
the hour" the ministry of. agricul-
ture today annuonced that special
credits had been made available to
small farmers for the purchase of
tractors. This action, it was stated.
was prompted by Germany's necessity
to stimulate intensified production
without increasing the supply of
horses and oxen which need pasture
and food.
The credits are in the form of an
arrangement with German tractor
manufacturers by which only 10 per
cent price of the machines needs to
be paid down at the time they are
ordered. On delivery, IL per cent is
to be paid, while the balance may re-
main unpaid until after harvest If
the harvest is unsatisfactory, the
farmers notes will be accepted for
payment in 1926.
The prices fixed for German trac-
tors under this arrangement vary be-
tween S1,100 and 81, 400.
Evening star., 1925-01-13
CITIZENS TO LOOK INTO
PROPOSED POWER PLAN
Piney Branch Association Seeks In
formation as to Rates for
Current.

The Piney Branch Citizens Asso-
citation adopted a resolution last
night at its regular meeting to in
vestigate the proposed erection of a
large hydro electric plant at Great
Falls, Md, and find whether it would
mean any material difference in cost
of electric power to residents of the
District. The meeting was held in
the Hamline M. E. Church. E. B.
Henderson presided.
Mr.. Henderson dealt with several
matters of Importance to the District
of Columbia and the section in which
he lives. He said no action should be
taken at this time on the question of
what type of community houses
should be built in Piney Branch. The
question was shelved until a meeting
of the Zoning Commission this week
Another question involving the
Sunday observance law was also
shelved until "a more drastic bill
is drafted" Commendation-for postal
employees in the District was given
for the good service rendered despite
the inclement weather.
Evening star., 1925-01-13
Mrs. Porter BeIieues Sons Body
Found in Wrecked BattlepIane
Discovery in France of Destroyed Machine, With
Skeletons Beside 1t, Possibly Reveals Fate
of u. S. Auiator Missing Since War.

Discovery in France more than
week ago of a wrecked battleplane
with the remains of two airmen, has
brought a ray of hope to Mrs. Theo-
doric Porter wife of Commodore Por-
ter, U. S. ~, retired. of the Wyoming
apartments, that her son may be one
of the two.
While returning from a bombing
expedition near Amiens, July %. 1918,
the plane piloted by Lieut.. Galloway
G.. Cheston, u. s. A, and carrying a
British observer, Corp. J. w. Pacey,
crashed. Nothing ever was heard of
the fate of the two aviators.
Under date of January the AS
sociated Press carried a dispatch from
Amiens stating that a French battle
plane had been found by some artil-
ltrymen in the forest of ST. Pierre
Vaast, near Amiens, and that in the
debris were two skeletons.
Was Flying a De HaviIand.
Mrs. Porter today said her son was
flying a British De Haviland 9B type
of plane and was with the 206th Bonn
bardment Squadron of the royal air
force, then under command of Mai.
McLaren. The number of the plane
as given to her by the War Depart
ment, who reported her son first
missing and then killed in action, was
De II. 9B 1868. The engine number
was given as De HIP 6O79, and beneath
this number appeared AP-23753. A
check of these numbers with those
on the plane recently found will an
swer the problem.
On the other hand, Edgar T. Fell of
Baltimore and Annapolis, a close
Evening star., 1925-01-13
FUNDS FOR SCHOOL
REPAIRS LACKING
Col. Bell Reports Needs Ag-
gregating S877,746, With
Only $98,760 in Hand.

With a balance of only S9S.760 in
the fund for repairs to school build
ings for the current fiscal year, there
are on file requests for work in the
schools aggregating in cost 1877, 746,
Engineer Commissioner Bell an
nounced today.
Col Bell cited this situation as
further evidence of the need for Civ
ing the Commissioners each year a
contingent fund, not restricted to any
particular use, but available for any
essential Improvement that might
arise.
May Ask Special Fund.
Since the balance of $9S,760 would
cover only about IL per cent of the
repair work needed, Col. Bell will
discuss with Commissioners Rudolph
and oyster the advisability of asking
for a deficiency appropriation to take
care of at least a part of the long
list of needed repairs.
Following the snowstorm of last
week, in which it was found that the
street cleaning department would
create a deficiency if it spent much
of its current appropriation, Col. Bell
conceived the idea of asking Congress
to provide a large contingent fund
each year to cover emergencies.
Since that time two things have
happened to strengthen the Commits
lsioner's belief that such fund should
exist The water and sewer depart
ments both have reached point
where the current appropriations
given them for extending service to
new houses will fall far short of sup
plying sewer and water mains to the
new houses that will be completed in
Washington between now and July.
The water department has asked for
a deficiency of $50. 900, and the sewer
department has applied for de-
ficiency of $150,000.
Proposes Conference.
Col. Bell has invited representatives
of the Board of Trade. Chamber of
Commerce and Merchants and Manu-
facturers' Association to meet in his
Office at o'clock Friday afternoon to
discuss ways and means of improving
snow removal work, and at that time
he will ask their advice also on the
advisability of seeking an annual
contingent fund to cover snow re-
moval or any similar important work
that may be unprovided for in the
middle of fiscal year.
Discussing the necessary repair
work in the public schools, Col Bell
pointed out that there is more than
score of heating plants that have
been in use from 20 to SO years.
The list of repair work also includes
the installation of electric lights in
some of the older buildings, painting
of interior walls and general car
pentry work.
Evening star., 1925-01-13
NORTH DAKOTA DRY ACT
REPEAL ASKED In BILL
Author Says State Could Save
$1,75O,OOO Year by Leaving
Enforcement to u. S.
BY the Associated Press.


BISMARCK, n. D., January Ia
The North Dakota Legislature has
received d bill proposing to abolish
State enforcement of the eighteenth
amendment placing the burden of
enforcement on the Federal Govern
ment.
Senator w E. Martin of Morton
County. who introduced the bill said
savings of $1,750,000 a year would
be effected.
The bill sets forth that Whereas
the Government of the United States,
by virture of the eighteenth amend
ment. or so called Volstead act, has
covered the field of prohibitory laws
involving drugs and liquors and pre-
scribed penalties" and ''the counties
of North Dakota are yearly expend-
ging more than S1,750,000 in costs
court expenses and general admins
tration in connection with the en-
forcement, and this sum expended
annually can be reserved for the
payment of expenses of government,
and whereas, the general financial
condition of the farmers and the tax
payers of North Dakota requires an
economical administration of public
affairs, an emergency is hereby de-
clared to exist and this act shall be
in full force and effect after it's pas
sage and approval"
Evening star., 1925-01-13
Tough Gotham, Cats
PrOre Deathproof
To Plunge and Gas
PyschO Falls Four Stories,
TalI-TaIk Takes
Poison.
Special Dispatch to The Star.


NEW YORK, January 1S.-Pyscho
and TalI-Talk proved that they were
the cats whiskers among cats that
may be down but are never out.
PyScho is the mascot of the psyche
pathic ward at Bellevue Hospital, and
maybe his hard boiled attitude to-
ward life is the result of long asso-
citation with soft-boiled humans who
frequently are brought there.
1t has been Pyscho's custom to take
a daily constitutional along the edge
of the roof of ward SS, four stories
above the ground.
1t was showing and blowing hard.
He stepped out. He ran back and
forth just to show them the kind of
stuff he was made of. Then suddenly
an unusually hard puff caught him
unawares, and, before Pyscho could
say 'Vladivostok," he was sailing out
into space. He landed with all four
paws firmly braced The jar shook
his back teeth and Psyche rolled over
unconscious.
Surgeons and internes could find nc
broken bones, and they wrapped him
in a blanket and left him in the en-
gine room with a package of catnip
In front of his nose.
Two hours later Pyscho sighed deep
ly nibbled at the catnip and stag
gered to his feet.
Tall-Talk is combination of Don
Juan and Rudolph Valentino among
the feminine cats in Greenwich Viii
lage. While his owner was out in the
afternoon Tall-Talk caught the string
of his catnfp mouse on valve of a
gas burner in the basement When
his owner returned he found Tall-Talk
apparently dead of gas poisoning.
Sorrowfully he laid Tall-Talk on the
kitchen floor. Then in the evening
Tall-Talk, with a mocking laugh,
crept into the parlor from the kitchen
He was a little uncertain in his gait
but there was a cynical leer in the
wink he gave Chuff.
Evening star., 1925-01-13
GiUes S7,OOO,OOO
Business A,0dy
To Tour World
Italian CLOakmaker 80
Years Ago Came to
u. S. Poor Boy.
By the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, January 13-Almer-
indo Portfolio was travelling South
on the Florida Limited last night, rid
of business cares for the first time
since he began his career as an i'm
migrant errand boy at the age of 10,
which was Sc years ago.
Now, having made his fortune he
gave away today his $4,000 600 cloak
business, built up painstakingly
through 20 years, to six of his en-
ployes in the offices of A. Portfolio &
Co, Inc, on Broadway. Portfolio
thereupon started to realize his long
cherished dream-a trip around the
world.
The SON of poor Italian parents,
Portfolio came to America in 1888.
He went to work Immediately run
ming errands. He emerged after IL
years the manager of a shop. Four
years later, with two machines in a
Fourteenth street attic, he started his
own shop.
The six employees who, because Port
folio had desire to start around the
world, became executives overnight,
have worked for the establishment at
least 10 years.