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SUBSCRIPTION

Russian Daily HeraId-RassVet
1922 w. Chicago Ave.
Chicago, III.
, 1926-07-26
,PyCCKNa BECTHNK"
RUSSIAN DAILY HERALD
'vPACGBET"

A Russian Daily Newspapsr, Published
svery day, excspt Sunday by The Di
rsctosiats of kassian Trades Union Of
the United Statss Of America and
CSaaaa.
The Western outlook., 1926-02-20

FRIDAY evening, Feb. II, students
of the Commercial high school were
called into the auditorium to paw a
tribute to Abraham Lincoln. The
faculty were participants on the
programme. The first number was
saluting the flag and reciting pledge
by the entire school. The American
lzatlOn class of forty reCited the pre-
amble Of the constitution, and SOmr
OF the ladies reclted in part a poem
" Your Flag and Ny Flag" Two
ladies, one OF English and the other
of German birth, reCiteJ the sane
poem III concert, after which the
teacher presented each of them with
q >malI silk flag. These ladies were
naturaIlzed only week ago. The
>t4I number was bv Mr.. Wilkinson
!, to; cher, who had for his subject
A r-iafi Lincoln, which he handled
,n!~itnIy. The word slavery was
sen once in the entire programme
Al other times the race was referred
to as American citizens. Mr. A ger
was chairman of the program e.
The Western outlook., 1926-02-20

- who he
on famou lines:
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his
And then the schooIboy his marble
Playing in the
Absent minded, box of
Under his loved
Is struck a 10 the round
Next the
enter whom
Sixty miles too
Upon slab
And then the banker full worldly
Of
And
ears
Confused jostled
naid
And last, hOay 4,
Perhaps q
some sel
Sans thought skill everythingbut speed
automobile
This
situtea larger part Of
The Western outlook., 1926-02-20
SAN FRANCISCO

Mrs. Banks is receiving showers
of congratulations on the success OF
the kiddies' review programme, OF
which she was in charge, under the
a spices of the courts of Calanthe
on Saturday. The children in their
rich costumes displayed marked
ability. A large crowd was present
in compliment to the occasion.
The Western outlook., 1926-02-20
500 p. M.
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at
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for adult fatalities according
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The Western outlook., 1926-02-20
AnIII-ljRIC

Ibis remedy has been success
lily relieving sufferers for 70
cas-. Chronic and seemingly
cases cured by this treat
ut. Results guaranteed or
ocney refunded. Anti-Uric is
I'D hy al leading drug stores.
ArTI-URIC COMPANY
z F ont ST, San Francisco, Calf.
The Western outlook., 1926-02-20

Mrs. Bertram and Mrs. Atkinson
Will be at home to the 1910 club in
honor of Mrs. Bertram's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Antonio, on the
18th inst. Mr.. Antonio is captain
No. 2. Open house in the form of a
gumbo supper will be the feature of
the evening.
The Western outlook., 1926-02-20
StI1p That Pain!

2heumatissn, Neuritis, Lumbago,
ors and flood Disorder, result
/. from uric acid speedily re-
end to tie treatment of
The Western outlook., 1926-02-20

The final vanishing luncheon will
be served in the spacious dining
hall of Bethel church on Thursday
evening. All who have not secured
reservations will be sadly sorroWful
on Friday morning.
The Western outlook., 1926-02-20

F. @. Eickhorst, who has been in
hospital for five weeks for operation
is able to be at home again.
The Western outlook., 1926-02-20


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something
n
The Western outlook., 1926-02-20

James Thomas sailed for Europe
on February 10, to be gone possibly
six months.
The Western outlook., 1926-02-20

Rev. Dobbins, who has been i'll
for the past month, is improving.
The Western outlook., 1926-02-20
HUDSON & BUTLER
Funeral directors
Lady Assistant for WGm. n

Lady Assistant for WGm.n
In time of bereavement, bear in
mind those that can serve YOU best
and save YOU most. WE HAVE
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VISITORS WELCOMED
The Western outlook., 1926-02-20

Cornelius Atkinson will arrive
from the East on or about Feb. 10th
Zion church of Palo Alto invites
the public to an evening of poetry
and music rendered by Mrs. Carrie
Garrard, reader, and Mrs. Helen
Adams Moore, soloiSt, on Thursday
evening, February rs. at 8:15.
Evening star., 1926-04-22
DEBT ACTION AID
TO COPPER TRADE
Will Put Italy in Position to
Garry on Electric Power
Projects.

Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The star.
NEW YORK. April 22.-Virtual
conclusion Of the agreement for the
payment of Italy's debt to the United
States today brought a feeling Of op-
| timism to manufacturers of electrical
machinery and equipment and to pro-
ducers of copper, lead and zinc.
AS to copper, the export market for
the commodity is decided factor in
price. Every cent up from it's pres
ent figure means hundreds Of thou
sands of dollars in net earnings to the
copper mining companies.
The arrangement for the payment
of the debt will go far to put Italy
In a POSITION where she can proceed
at once with her huge program of
hydro-electric development. Amert-
can electrical equipment manufnctur
ers have been in close touch with the
situation in Italy for months. They
know the extent of the machinery in
volved and now can look forward
more confidently to the definite plac-
ing of orders.
Those orders will involve the use
OF hundreds Of thousands of pounds
Of copper, lead and zinc. Domestic
NciiSuIiiptloIl Ol tIleSe metals IS nlBn at
present, and this will give even great
er effect to improvement in foreign
buying.
Italy now is a hive Of industry
That country has an abundance Of
labor. both skilled and unskilled
Wages are low. supplies OF materials
are excellent. Italy plans to be Il
world competitor in the markets for
manufactured goods. The one ele-
rrent lacking is fuel supply.
With the Harvesting of italian
streams and production Of cheap cleo
trio power, students OF foreign trade
predict period Of remarkable indus
trial development for the country
Now that the debt question is practi-
cally out Of the way, the road is open
for the financing of power develop
ment.
Electrical equipment sales so far
this year have broken all records
The Western Electric Co, for example,
today reported that sales billed for the
first quarter totaled $57 .S93. 900, com
pared with $685. 900 in 1925, while
orders received aggregated SCI .067, 900,
compared with $57.ss1 900 in 1925.
Evening star., 1926-04-22
DODGE CANADA PLANT
is LIKELY TO BE CLOSED
Will Suspend Operations if Govern
ment Does Not Make Some Modi-
fcation of Tariff Changes.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
TORONTO, ontario. April 21.--The
factories Of the Dodge Motor Car Co.
Of Canada will be permanently closed
after present inventory has been
disposed of unless the Canadian gov
ernment makes some modification of
the tariff changes reducing the duties
on imported motor cars. according to
a statement issued today by +. p.
Clarkson. manager of the Dodge Ca
madam firm.
Mr.. Clarkson's statement, following
his return from Detroit. where he
conferred with officials OF the parent
organization. declared that the COM
pany would make no further pur-
chase commitments and that such
equipment as is portable will be re-
moved to the United States should
the plant close.
1--WE can but reaffirm our state
ment that continuation of manu-
facture on n permanent basis Is i'm
possible" the statement concluded.
Evening star., 1926-04-22
BYERS ANSWERS ATTACK
OF SENATOR SHIPSTEAD
Western Maryland Head Denies
Rockefeller Controls Road--Lays
Strike to Employees Acts.

Special Dispatch to The star.
BALTIMORE, April 22.-John d.
Rockefeller, jr., does not control the
Western Maryland Railway nor are
high-handed tactics by the roads of
ficials responsible for the strike of
employees. Maxwell Byers, president
Of the railway company, asserted in
reply to an attack by Senator Ship
stead, Minnesota.
1.-TWO of the IL directors of the rail-
way represent Rockefeller, he said,
while coal from Rockefeller mines
represents only a small part of the
business handled by the Western
Maryland. He continued:
The strike of engineers and fire
men last October has not affected the
efficiency or safety of our service.
Furthermore, it is an interesting
fact that the Brotherhood of Locomo-
tive Engineers employs non-union la
Dor TO work in its mines in West Vir-
ginia. If the organization believes
in union principles this situation
would appear just bit inconsistent. Z"
Mr.. Byers denied he had forced the
strike issue, asserting the employees
had forced this themselves by making
demands which were made on no
other railroad in the country.
Evening star., 1926-04-22
INVENTORIES ARE LOW.
Trade Depression Would Find Nc
Big Stocks to Be Sold.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
BALTIMORE, April 22.-In the
event of depression in trade there
are no great inventories to be Iuui.
dated such as existed in 1920, ac.
cording to Frank B. Calm of the
local banking firm bearing his name.
ut is more than a coincidence that
the securities of companies which
have shown the best inventory control
since 1920 are those which have had
the most substantial recent advances
in the stock Market" Mr.. Calm as.
serts.
One mail-order house, for example,
has reduced it's inventory from S1O5..
000,0 900 to $50,000,000, or more than
so per cent, while the ratio of in
ventory to sales in the same time has
fallen from 44.9 per cent to 21.2 per
cent.
Evening star., 1926-04-22

made public today along with the
commissions approval Of the issuance
by that road Of $11. 1.172,000 of equip
ment trust certificates.
Proceeds of the issue, which will be
sold to j. p. Morgan & Co. at 97% per
cent Of par, will be used Jointly by the
New York Central, Michigan Central
and Cleveland Cincinnati, Chicago
and st. Louis Railroads to purchase
new equipment at a cost Of SIG. .031 ,491.
There Is no sound reason" Chair
man Eastman said, "why a railroad
like the New York Central should
market it's new securities through a
single, preferred middleman. In fact,
there Is no good reason why it should
Evening star., 1926-04-22
SILVER PRODUCTION.

NEW YORK. April % R).-The
American Bureau OF Metal statistics
reports that North America and Peru
produced 16,419,731 ounces of silver
in March, against 15.499, $40 in Feb
ruary, and 15.524, ,404 in January.
Stocks Of silver in the United States
at the end of March amounted to
$685. 1872 ounces. against 1,024,878 at the
ond 0f Fahr1Iarv
Evening star., 1926-04-22
FINDS CONDITIONS GOOD.

NEW YORK, April 20 OP).-Agri.
cultu-~l conditions are good in the
territory of the Atchis on, Topeka and
Santa Fe Railway, with early indica-
tions that a much larger volume OF
Winter wheat and citrus fruits will
be moved by the road than last year,
says w. i. Storey, president, who
also looks for heavy movements of oil
and lumber. Early estimates show
that March earnings were slightly
larger than March last year.
Bank checks still are seldom used in
Era nee.
Evening star., 1926-04-22
NEW N. Y. C. FINANCING
PROJECT O. KID BY |. C. C.
Chairman Eastman Objects to Mar
keting Issues Through "Single
Preferred Middleman."

Objection to the New York Central
Railroad marketing its new finance
issues through a "stngle preferred
middleman" was made by Chairman
Eastman Of the Interstate Commerce
Commission in a dissenting opinion
Evening star., 1926-04-22
SEES PROSPECTS BETTER.
Northern Pacific Head Expects
1926 Earnings to Top 1925.

NEW YORK, April % LP).-Gross
revenues of the Northern Pacific in
March were 100000 more than the
$7017 ,433 for March last year and net
operating income increased 1862 900
Charles Donnelly. president, said to-
day. The crop outlook along the
western end OF our lines in Idaho.
Oregon and Washington is better
than last year. Winter wheat in this
territory is favored with good mois-
ture conditions. think prospects for
the roads earnings this year are bet
ter than last year"
Howard Elliott, the roads chair
man, said maintenance OF way work
was considerably ahead of last year,
about 110 miles having been relaid.
compared with 43 miles last year. The
ballasting program also was further
advanced.
BAR SILVER PRICE.
NEW YORK, April % Cp).--Bar sill
yer. 63; Mexican dollars, 4Sas.
Evening star., 1926-04-22

Too many people put their money
in day dreams and wake up broke.
Never put your name ON the dotted
line until you have inquired of some
one in your bank what he knows
about some stock issue that is offered
TO you privately.
Evening star., 1926-04-22
PROFIT DECREASES.

NEW YORK. April April % F).-
Net profit of Standard Plate Glass
Co. for the first quarter of 1925 fell
to $27.601. compared with $182,045 In
the corresponding period last year.
Evening star., 1926-04-22

employ a middleman at all in the case
Of an issue such as that which Is here
under consideration"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-08-21
Another Move to Reduce D. {.
Telephone Rates

The Public Utilities Commission again moving in the o
recon of an attempt give lower telephone rates to DISTRICT
telephone users and it should persist in its activities until
there ARE lower rates here.
The commissions experts find that the net earnings OF the
local telephone monopoly the last twelve months were lar
in excess of reasonable returns either the valuation OF
the companys properties found by the commission or
even as claimed by the company
The Utilities Commission many months ago ordered small
reduction in rates, the local monopoly pursued the
familiar tactics of public utilities objected to the Valua-
ons commission and to the reduced rates ordered b
it. Then its lawyers appealed the courts the old ground
that it wouldn't get fair return claimed investment Ana
its claims reach the limit in everything.
The appeals will probably be in the courts for long tme
and the public will continue to pay wartime telephone rates
bond has been posted to reimburse telephone users the
company loses but the copanys lawyers do not anticipate
that the public will get much, if anything back
The telephone opportunity OF appeal
to the courts the commission again orders decrease
in rates You often hear of the public getting to the
courts with appeals for protection Of scan purses 1t is
always big money that gets its day in the courts
The Public Utilities Commission has duty to perform how
ever should proceed perform it. The public entitled
to what weak protection the commission attempt to it.
it evident the commission that the companys
ings are Of what they justly should be- then lower
should be ordered and the counsel should
fight to maintain the commissions orders.
It may seem proper to people for the telephone
monopoly to collect unjust money from Washington sub
scrbers isn't right lawful and whatever feeble
agencies have safeguard the pubc interests ought to
be used to their utmost