Dayton tribune., November 26, 1925, Image 3

Potash Industry to Be Established on Dead Sea
Buying American Sheep for the Soviet Government
Agents of the Russian Soviet govern­
ment are buying »250.000 worth of
high grade rams In the United States
to Improve the grade of Russian sheep
the agents are here seen Inspecting
some Sheep at the slock yards In Chi-
bey» they purchased Some
^4
taken’’Zeb'J'*’
o“ ln.,’,“M,ln« "N«* <■ »o »»• exploited for the 100,000 tons of potash which can ba
cwaelon Tk/lhld^"* 'hi i““ '^"'o "^ > * h"
Kovernment la now considering applications for the coo-
latlons. T.iere Is not a single large
the problem was done at the Flagstaff
city In the entire country which se­
(Arlz.) observatory last August, when
cures its prosperity exclusively from
Mars came much closer to the earth
the citizens who live In the same
than It does in ordinary years. The
state Jn which that city Is located.
Instruments used are built up around
Insurance (1re, life and casualty—are
transparent screens which cau detect
much needed parts of our business
. the Infinitesimal amount of heat radi­
life yet New York. Hartford and Bal­
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a celestial -------------------
body.
timore are foolish to lay claim to the
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After many calculations, allowing for
Earnings in Many States "Centralization of business In cer­ prosperity of these Institutions.
East'. Through the vale winds the atmospheric and other effects. Doctor
“Boston 1» the center of our wool One of .Most Richly En­
tain centers," the report concludes, “is
Jhelum river, fed by the Icy Himalay­ , Coblentz reached the conclusion that
Pay lax in Metropolis.
ii natural growth and economically market and yet the Boston common
dowed of Beauty Spots.
an springs, occasionally forming beau- ,at night the surface temperature on
sound. Surplus fund» gravitate to cer­ cannot take the place of New .Mexico,
tlful lakes of sky-blue water.
The Mars is 70 degrees centigrade below
Washington.—The actual ownership tain cities ; Induatrles develop where Arizona and Utah as a sheep pasture.
Washington.—New» of the death of
and location of railway ami steel cor- power I» cheapest or rsw material» The poorest state helps to enrich the the maharajah of Kashmir recently 'main street' of Srinagar Is this zero, but that during the Martian
river, and facing the river are the
poral Ion properties, which have their nearest at hand. Water tranaporta- richest state."
directs attention to one of the wealth­ palace of the maharajah, the govern­ summer the days have a temperature
headquarters In New York, has been tlon cannot be developed around «
iest thrones in India. The country fa­ ment buildings, and dwellings. On the of perhaps even higher than 10 de­
grees centigrade, or about 50 degrees
traced by 'he American Association of <)e«ert town. Fertility of »oll I» not
mous as the "land of nightingales and river, and the numerous canals that
Fahrenheit.
Earliest U. S. Industry
Iitate Highway Officiala In connection the gauge of land values. The federal
roses ’ la said to bring an Income to
Certain darker spots on Mars showed
with the work of that association In Constitution, at the beginning, refused
The first Industrial enterprise In Its ruler In excess of »5,000,000 yearly. Intersect It, live 15,000 people In boats.
Over the Jhelum are many large highest temperatures for the observa­
determining th original aourcea of to curb domestic business relations and the United State» wag a gin«» bottle
Kashmir's real wealth, however, bridges of wood, built on piers of
tion. and the fact that these spots
revenue for road building Out-of-town would not allow statiai to set up toil factory erected In the Virginia col- cannot be measured In terms of
ony »«in after 1007. The works were mor.ey,” »ays a bulletin from the crossed horizontal logs. What the lit­ changed their shading Induced the con­
bank deposits In New York also have gates at stale lines.
been traced with »ame end In view, ac­
about one mile from Jamestown. The W ashington headquarters of the Na­ tle chaletlike houses lack In archi­ clusion that "all these phenomena In­
Poor Stat» Helps Rich Stats.
second gin»» house was erected In tional Geographic society. “Anyone tectural elegance, they make up In dicate seasonal changes, while the
cording to a statement Issued by the
picturesqueness, and In the spring variation in coloration of the dark
“States do not own the corporations 1822 for the manufacture of glass
making a Hat of the ten most richly
their
sod-covered roofs blossom forth markings indicates the presence of
or
the
Individuals
In
their
business
r<
beads for trading with the Indians.
Fhe Union Pncffic «mi Southern I’n
endowed of nature's beauty spots
with fresh green grass, delicate mauve vegetation.”
elfic are .aken n* rnllwny examples.
would have to Include, In a representa­
Irises, and in some cases with
Both of t* eae companies ¡my Income
tive list, this vale set amidst Yhe tow­
gorgeous
scarlet Kashmir tulips.
tax In New York, but In each case,
ering Himalayas. One traveler asserts
Letters From Son Make
“Near the capital, and gracing the
highway officlul« point out, earnings
fit la Impossible to know what color
Invalid Mother Recover
are derived from properties located
and depth, and proportion are until shores of the lakes of the Jhelum, are
Philadelphia.—The story of an In­
half the width of a continent awny
one has v'slted this "Happy Valley” in the lieautlful summer gardens of many
of the former rulers of the country. valid mother's recovery from an ap­
from New York. The Union Pacific
the Himalayas.’
Some of them, such as the Shalimar parently hopeless illness as the psy­
atopa at Omaha and the Southern l’a-
Complete Circle of Mountains.
dfic stops nt New Orleans. Therefore,
“The state of Kashmir In India where the Aryan youth sang of the chological effect of letters written
tn the view of highway officials, west­
spreads over an area equal to that of pale hands he loved, are In ruins, but from the University of Pennsylvania
ern ststas nnd not New York should
Minnesota, but It Is usually the so- nature has been kind and even In ruin» by the son, whose college career she
Probably It Is not generally realized called 'Happy Valley' that Is associat­ they possess a dreamy loveliness that had sacrificed much to effect. Is told
be credited with the *0.500,(MM) paid by Seek to Take “Bad Luck
that money, like cheese and unlawful ed with the name of Kashmir. Not puts man’s handiwork to shame. Oa by Rev. Robert H. Gearhart, Jr.
these corporntlona Into
federal
Out of $2 Certificate«.
beverages. Improves with age.
James I. Holmes. Winehester.
b.......
In 192.1. »Inee their earning«
on the slopes of the Himalayas, but an autumn evening, when the avenues
of Chenar trees are tinged with gold entered the university last year, ac-
Offer Silver Dollars.
come from territory outside of New
set down deep among them. Is the
The government has tried
York. “No attempt," says the state­
W ashington.— Since the recent nn-
vale that has inspired so many writers I and russet, when the lofty mountains cording to Mr. Gearhart. He came to
ment, "Is made to give the list of nounrpmvnt tiint n spcclHl comraltt^c ¡ilnns to offset this growing demand of poetry, prose and music, ami which. behind them take on every shade of Philadelphia at the wish of his moth-
Ims been appointed to Investigate the for ones, but so far Ims met with no In former years, gave to the world one blue and purple, and the long lines or er, victim of a paralytic stroke which
but It I» common knowledge that they advisability of making certain changes success, tine solution offered was the of the most beautiful and delicate of fountains sparkle in the rays of the had robbed her of her voice ami made
setting sun. it would be difficult to find of her a chronic invalid. “Jimmie'*
live In many atatM."
In the paper currency of the United» use of silver dollars. The public was
fabrics made by human hands—the a match for them elsewhere.” •
was the only one who could under-
urged
to
replace
noma
of
their
bills
States,
many
have
been
the
sugges
­
Kashmir
(or
cashmere)
shawl.
Scattered Through States.
stand his mother’s unspoken wants
with allver. The Idea did not meet
tions offered by the public at large.
“The Vale of Kashmir, a wide, level
“The United States Steel corpora-
and from the time his father died
One of the greatest problems con­ with favor, even In the South, where plain 84 miles long ami 20 to 25 miles MARS TEMPERATURE
tlon.” the statement continues, "¡mid
when he was only seven weeks old
fronting the government along this prior to the war sliver was customary. wide, has neen compared to a trans-
nn Income tax of »10,(MX),(MM* In New
until he was twenty "Jimmie" was
line Is that of keeping the public sup­ The only place where the government ! planted, peaceful Thames valley, with
FOUND
100
BELOW
York In 11*23. Only two of the 145 plied with $1 bills. These appear to had any luck with Its suggestion was
rarely away from her.
a girdle of high, snow-capped moun­
plants nn<l warehouses owned by that
To help pay his expenses the youth
be the most popular of all bills In clr- on the Pacific coast.
tains.
Its
charming
combinations
of
corporation are Incutisi |n New York,
Federal Scientist Says It’s Cold obtained a position as caretaker of
Another suggestion was that Instead
culatlon. It would appear that most
nnd of it» 153,350 stockholder« only persons would rather flaunt a large of carrying large rolls of one dollar lake and mountain scenery, wooden
boy inmates of Elliott house, a cor­
os Planet.
32.322 live In New York. The remain­ foil of $1 hills than have a smaller bills, people, where It did not incon­ chalets and winding roads, are much
rectional Institution, and letters that
ing 121,028 are scattered throughout roll of larger denomination. Of course venience them, carry Mils of larger like those of Switzerland, except that
began going back to Winchester were
Washington.
—
Man.
may
or
may
not
there
Is
always
a
white
horizon,
a
47 »tute» nnd Alaska. Canal zone, Ha­ this applies only to those who are for­ denomination. The two-dollar bill was
full of doings of his new charges. Al­
waii, Philippine lalanda, l’orto Rico tunate enough to have rolls of any urged upon the public, but the public complete circle of snowy peaks. On be Inhabited, but if so it is a life ap­ most Immediately Mrs. Holmes, taken
a clear day the mountains glisten In parently enjoying anything but
end foreign countries. Although New kind.
out of her self by her new interest,
put "thumbs down." on this, bringing
the sunshine like 'the battlements and warm and salubrious climate.
York ha« 32,322 stockholders Pennsyl­
showed a marked Improvement.
forth
the
old
superstition
about
two-
The
government
has
found
that
the
towers of some fairy city of purest
With the use of an extraordinarily
vania lends with 41,1)17.
Her voice returned, and she regained
$1 bills are not wearlpg as well as dollar bills being unlucky.
marhle.'
delicate Instrument he has invented the use of her arms and legs.
"In the case of bunks." says the na- they should, and It Is consequently put
1 here have been many suppositions
“These mountains, the loftiest In for finding out such distant facts, W.
aoclatlon report, "the United Stntea to the expense of constantly replacing as to where the superstition arose,
the
world, have helped to make Kash­ W. Coblentz of the bureau of stand­
treasury stnterient on May 15, 1925. them. This Is attributed largely to some saying that the two-dollar bill so
showed that while tlfr deposita In the the fact that they must be manufac­ closely resembles a one-dollar that It mir the primitive beauty spot It Is to­ ards has concluded that the mean an­
Needle Gift Disturb*
New York city national bunks totaled tured with such speed. Before the war may be easily mistaken. Officials of day. They are Kashmir's strongest nual temperature on the surface of
»2,218.027,(MSI. a study of tlint state- It took three months to make a $1 the Treasury department take Issue battlements against the encroachments Mara Is In the» neighborhood of 20 de­
Leader of Buddhists
London.—The Dalai Lama,
ment disclosed the fact that IW per bill, whereas now n bill Is turned out with this, saying that the bills of the of the white man's civilization—which grees Fahrenheit, comparing with the
has so greatly altered the more ac­ earth's 59 degrees.
who is venerated by millions of
cent of those deposit* wore from In three weeks. Also the bills must two denominations arc totally unlike.
The observations indicate that 100
Buddhists all over the world as
banks and trust eoiupnnlea outside of be put Into circulation so soon after
Many citizens have suggested that cessible parts of India.
“With a latitude about that of degrees beiow zero can be encounters’
the living Buddha, has been
New York state.
manufacture that they cannot be aged. the color of the two-dollar bill be Damascus, or of the Carolinas In the quite frequently on Mars.
Doctor
greatly disturbed by the receipt
changed, perhaps to n distinctive blue
of a present of several boxes of
or a brilliant red. Officials say that United States, and a protecting wall Coblentz suggested that the reason
needles from the Chinese govern­
since colors would be very easy to of mountains, the Vale of Kashmir has for some higher temperatures he de­
ment.
counterfeit, the public would have none of those extremes of heat and tected there might be In “the assump­
The Lama Interprets the pres­
much less protection than It now has cold which make the districts to the tion that these dark areas contain
ent to mean that China will send
under the present system. The photo­ north and south so uncomfortable a. vegetation having properties of the
an army to Lhasa, and rumors
graphs on each note are considered times. Flowers and trees of many tuft-formlng grasses of our high
Some­ prairies, and the tussock mosses and
already are afloat that several
the greatest obstacle to counterfeiters. varieties grow In profusion.
times a sudden change In temperature lichens of our dry tundras, which have
thousand Mongolians are now
Suggest Three-Dollar Bills.
nearby will result In a snowstorm on a high absorbtlvlty for solar radia­
marching toward Lhasa. It Is
There have also been suggestions of the surrounding mountain peaks, a tion.” A noonday temperature on the
reported that the entire contin­
making
two nnd a half-dollar
and vivid and interesting spectacle from Martian equator, In such vegetation,
gent Is disguised as traders and
three-dollar bills. This brings up the the valley. In the winter the mercury might rise to A5 degrees, he figured.
pilgrims.
question of why these wouldn't be drops n little below freezing. During
Most of Doctor Coblentz’ work on
equally ns confusing or bad luck as the summer the thermometer some­
the two-dollar bill.
times shows a temperature of 105 de­
The members of the committee plan grees.
to make a thorough study of the situa­
"The weaving of shawls used to be
tion and listen with open minds to all the main Industry, but those who made
suggestion!*.
them were practically slaves, who
It may also be found advisable fo
w^re never allowed to leave Kashmir
make a change In the color of the va­
rious bills as well as the size and com­ It has been said that every shawl cost
the eyesight of one or more persons.
position. The study of fitting designs
for paper currency has been under The shawl industry was brought to an
end by the Franco-PruMlan war in
■•onslderatlon, and while It has been 1870.
felt that the present ones nre excel­
"A treaty between the state of
lent. It may be found after thia Inves­
Kashmir and the British government,
tigation that something better may be
by which six shawls of tine quality
substituted, it Is said that a great
must be paid yearly, Is said to he the
many people advocate that the size of
the paper currency be reduced one- only thing that prevents the knowledge
third. Mall order firms seem particu­ of the art from dying out among the
natives. One of the most beautiful
larly In favor of this.
In the meantime It would be n tre­ designs Is the 'cone' pattern; another
mendous help nnd saving to the gov­ favorite Is the 'ring' shawl, which,
ernment. nnd In the end to the people though not transparent. Is so soft that
themselves. If they would consent to 1t can be easily drawn through n
American whalers and
co-operate with the government by finger ring.
carrying bills of larger denomination sailing vessels plowing the Pacific
than one dollar whenever they can do years ngo Invariably made their way
Into the ports of India to obtain one
so without great Inconvenience.
Another great help would be If the of these prized light wraps ns a gift
people ns a whole would arise and re­ for ¡he women'waiting nt home.
Maur,.
< corned us heroes the Spanish troops that took part in the brave
Rumors In Geneva and Furls link the aames of Mrs. Woodrow Wilson,
"Main Street" a River.
fute the superstition of two dollar
defense of Kudin Tahar which was besieged for thirty days by the Rlfflans
ha» b*n attending the sessions of the League of Nations, and Dr.
blli.s
being
bnd
luck,
which
might
be
"The
main
surprise
and
the
delight
tn Morocco. The Illustration ahows the parade of the returned garrison In
Sterling Ruffin, who recently returned from France, Neither of them hag
done
by
being
ns
careful
of
them
as
of
of this romantic valley today Is Srina­ anything to say concerning the report that they are engaged. Doctor Ruffin
the Calle de Alcuba.
five and ten dollar bill*.
gar, the capital, 'the Venice of the attended Woodrow Wilson In his last Illness.
New York’s Wealth
Is Widely Scattered
Kashmir Mountain
Is Garden of India
Red and Blue Bills
May Line Pockets
Madrid Greets Heroes From Morocco
Romantic Rumors About Them