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Newspaper Page Text. ft fflfifitfiin ill Wftiififef Third Section Pages 1 to 6 WOMEN-STAGE FARM-CHURCHES VOLUME LI EUGENE, LANE COUNTY, OREGON, SUNDAY, MAY . 1922 NUMBER 28 NT1LLEHAKD IS FHESH AS DRISY AFTER HARD TRIP Returns to Paris Alter Junket to Morocco and Algeria FRENCH SOCIAL SEASON ON nut """" " ,1,w ' Hri Hra ot Kiilroo by iwrMPOOilanee Aolled r"" ' mbual lihysluu brought blm Sroii.h hi "' irylnrf'trtp through E3 north Africa In the pink of SJ of CM presidential parly Ihnt ro f!inl co rrl th olhor dny nfier in mh f 41 d Involving !,V0 Morocco. Algeria nnd Tuiila, II haiwliwi". " so-called l"lC r. ,ihL ill which 49 or mum guoeia Thi nrownl, mid many oilier social m17pIIi. hundred of mile of an lantuDlllKif In abnormal host nnd two uI?,"of"lti mtmluni of hi unit h Ton Hi " of hrenkdown. Mini oilier "C al different ,,.! of lb Jjuriwy; , ' ' ancy dree hH' ro Hid olilf fen iu of i rriioh oclsl senaon whim h J"C This ' iirat season sines Ui wnr that Iho Id enttoerallo Preneh fnmlllee have sarllclpaied. Tholr participation has msrked by number of dress nuKllons l which lh guests are cos- anted after lh pertoda "hen Krone , ruled by Kings. Those boll, or suiting rc etraln on Cho email KZ:.y.i; .hope in which l-erl. Ik.... Maul of Iho umh are mtmlitre of oll fnmlllee. whoee fl aunt ' reduced by iho war. and Ihwafore. eoslume by Iho bin dreaa. nakrre r beyond Iholr roach. 80 tkay have gone In Iho eme.ll ehopa. Cuaiomers who spend severs! bun j 1 iknHMnd francs nnnuelly on k)iha were fairly ttnmmon before : It, wnr. Ono foinono profeaalnnal ' baauty ud in spend SOO.000 fronee 1 it try War with olng lo dressmaker. Today Che Hue do In, roll ho only two or Hire, housea having eiietomera who spend sn,muon mm ii.vm rr. Conn'ienliy, III, lo do I. l'lx. iha flret lime oonteMo thai It lUk Iho eomiwllllon.. of the Utile rM mokoro. who ro o aklHful that, jIvmi dotallod dooerlpilon or a ina, which any lart dreaamaker l hewlnt, Ihey eon, produce what lo Iho aeraeo e la an euei copy, wiih minor chance to avoid eopy- iht Iroubleo. Onn mutt of Ilia alluntton I that lower prleoa have boon promleod nest autumn and winter by Ui bl dreaa- :s.'"' !. " Tomorrow Krnnf . will eelobmte iU mnory ot Jon r Arc. ill belntr Ui toy appointed for the, official, fete 1 It htr honor. Parle, which ber-etjer. Ef !( iCovo Uon to lh ADglo-llitrtundlan cauee. nltbrated hr oaplure nearly 600 year ato. with publlo rejololnaa. will maka amende by aeclalmlnc her the alor o( Krnnoe. Hunllna and ban item of lh Joan of Aro oolora light blue and white will bo dlaplayed In - mat protualon. , ; .... e ...... . Modern eurgory hjif aocoinpllehcd another uncanny fet Ineertlon of an atlirictal tongu. enabling tier leant Vlalla, a VgrHun wounded war nleran, to talk0, haa Juat been re port l at th Vol do Clrace boanltal. , Rergeant Vlalla loat bl lower Jnw In the wy and U waa reconetriinoii lth a oomplet not of teeth. When the auraoona had flnlahed IMa Job. Ihara Vaa only the baao of tho tongue left, and rr, Kugono Uuehnllo act lo work to fix up a rubber tongue nnd palate. Vlalla waa anon ahlo lo eat with thle mechanletn Inetend of hav ing lo uee a tube. Ijttor ho trained klnuelf to maka eounda on tho pnl ate, and now It la reported ho la able Co converco and oven nine. Pranon .la braitritnv a new and heavier horao for cavalry nnd ar tillery by crosa breeding iKorongh brada and Normane. It wna found during iho war that Ch lighter . bloodail hnraaa hanama weakened and nhaurted after the flrot-monthe, of train and were) tinablo to go for long tutriofla without food or water. Unior and thloker hair will be evolved, aothln ahort hnlr la con ticlertid Inaufllclent protection, ; TIMBER MEN HOLDING OUT KlNE-IIOItll 1A lnolHW.Ij AT KLAMATH ItKJKCTr'.l, 1 KljAMATIt FA I. IX. Ore.. Mny 10. Hy a volo of Jl to. the etrlklng limber workern hero lnt night n' looltid il nrnnoaal of the mill Olloril loin lo reaumo work on n nine-hour dny. thn linura hot to hfl IncreilNCll during Iho llll aenaon hut not to ho oecronaed until n, tnnjorlty or mo um- uorninn lumber working iiinmo i' lurnad to an eight-hour bnale. Tha miu,lln waa hM In I lie Court hoiiaa nt tha raoueat of 10. V. Mun.li, deputy United Htaten oommleeloner .or lutior, who prealded. Tho dlacu' awn mated four rtoura. rinnta opor alltiff nt thm id, thn atrlko atiirtca lurch rirnt And employora working C that tlm partlclputod. Alt othoro barred, . EDISON ASKED TO APPEAR iknatr cxiMMirri -n ARKS at. ' TKNDANOH ON SIIOAU1 PLAN Wabiiimhtam Mao 1 An Invi tation lor Thoma A, FSdlaon to nppcnr before tha aanata urlctllturnl 00m- lailon for Thomaa A. Hdlaon to appear mmca at an curly dato wne torwnrneu today to the Inventor' New Jorecy Jiomo by Renatar Norrla,ohnlrmnn of tha mmmlil. ' 11.. m.a fnllnWOd Mr. KillMon'a ytoommondntlona mndo , "iiormnuy laet night to aovorni mem' DOri Of llm nAMimlllM 4hfl.t tllA ffOV' ernment accept Henry Ford'a offer for dovolnpment of tho government bltrnte and power prolocta at Muolo ehcnl., Alabama, , ' Mr. Rdlann'a narannnl Itnnwlodgo Of he Prajcolff aa well n hi dealro for '..oevelopmenl, altrnotod tho oom JflHea'a attention when ho recently yialtnd the Hhnnla dletrlct In company MOSCOW IS NOW SHOWING SOME BUSINESS GROWTH roit HIJt VKAIIM KVKIIV lll'IMtlNCJ IIADI.V llllM-ll).T limit Htivict (irriiiniM nmi iunl. Owii.t In 'I'linnw or lli-piiir ('niiiiulltfi (l'rti..Hili(liir of tlIN AflMM InM I'raaa) MDMtHlW. Alirll 13 l i- lioglniiliig In aliow aniim IhiIIiik nntlvlty. After nearly x yeiua, dur lug Wlllill lirnellrally nvnry nrlvuln building nml n.inn iiulillc lualltiiilniia iifrmltlml to full tut,, iN1mr, hulll llm auvh.t urrii'luu j. ... i ...lu.i. Iiiillvlilunla urn now In iho iliruca or n ropalr iminixtluii, Tho liuii.l wIht.i moat of tho for elmixra ciuuliig m Miiacow nro llouaeil nml wlili h all miiiitlia iitin wna n nlglit- iniira or inn, vermin nml in. k of anrv- . Iltta Juat hueil rannviilt,,! n,l la Hi bo put back on u pro-ravolullun Imala, (lll'iata, long iirriialoniail In rnrrv. lug ilwlr own water, brewing thnlr own ten ami conking their own food lit their moma, now era becoming uc- eilaloineil ogiiln to Iho niimlo li i.f the liuati hiilton. Klevnlnra era lo run. linen lo be provided, nml Iho en in nuign agiilnai vurniln la on In full awing. To encourage repair of oparlmcnt tuillilliiira mid iletuchad dwelllnga. ihniiamuia of which have fnllnn Inlo audi a etnio of unrepnlr Ihnt they have been abandoned entirely, the Miiacow aovlel haa decfitiHl lo ullllie lirlvate eiitertirlae, ' l'eraona or cor liariitlniia who will lake over and re 'pnlr tlieae atructiirea, are given 10 year rent-free lenaee on tliom anil mny rent them to whom they plenao and for what auma they ilcoe. They mny even trnnaier their lenaea to other per aona, anil In theee houaea no limit la placed upon the amount of apaco any one peraon mny occupy. Muacovltea who for the neat three or four yenra hava been huddled In liny roome allotted them by the gov. ernmeni. are gradually moving Into new and more apacloua Quartern. If they have eurriclont funda lo repair them. WORLD CITY PLAN REVIVED ITK HU VMOI K HOfiPlTAIj AT imi HSKIaS lg ITiAV f crrTtnirmi of ih A-xliN PrtruV BItl'HHKIeW, April 17. Th utrlk Ins dtoa of bulldintf nn "lntrnailoiml city" nt thn Knit of Hru moIh which wan flm( profMiMd to Kin Albert of mo uoiiriftnn in l vi s haa inon vlved and It U now nronoaed to oreot thn city am. InntiRurnio It at thn Rftmft tlmo nn thn imMtn international MnoHltlon In 1950. It la Intnnded that thn Intnrnatlonnl Hty Ahull y a. pnrmnnent Inntltutlon whnr every rountry will havo bulldlnff In which It will dlaplny not only Ha mnnufacturca and producta, but afnplo of It art and rooordi of Ita hoc In I proiri-AM. Thaw plana, were ft rat aubmlltnd lo Kin Albert Itt Ilia by InHdrlk (V Antiunion, an Atnnrlcnn, aculntor. fomiorty of Knwport. It IM who then waa llvlnc in noma. Mr. Andermn wna a UI ml In preparing hia plana for thn Ideal city hy Hanator llonrl L Kontalno nnd Paul Otlot. Thn Idea now haa uenn adopted by the Vnton of International aaeorla tlona whlrh haa lta hendnuarlora here and which lina aubmltted the plan to the Uelttliin Kovnrnmcnt. POLAND IS DEBTOR TO U. S. 65 I'KIl CKNT NATION AT, 1K11T VKI TC AMKRICA (OornuteondaQoe of tbe Aaaoelated Praaa) WAllHAW. April 16. Slxty-rivo percent of t'oland'a national debt la owned to tho United Biatoa, according to tho flrat budgot of the now ropub llo. Tho I'ollah debt to America tolnla 1183.000,000, In 111, foreign debla to tho amount of 1,000,000,000 marka were repaid. Although tho now budgot of Po land, llko that of overy other country In Kiiropo, ahowa a deficit. It rnvcnla nlao a atato revenue covering 00 per cent of tho expenditure aa nguinat 10 per cent In I'll and only 10 pur cent In 1010. Tho local prom prcillcla n rnlr proa- pect of a budget bnlnnco during tho current year and If thla la acrdnt pllahed a atato bank will bo atab llahed nnd a now national ourroncy leaued to replace tha proaent arti ficial currency wlahcd onto tho coun try during tho Gorman occupation. Two mlnlalrleo of tho government nro nlrendy without a deficit, thaao nt trnda and commorco and ngrlcul tore, tho latter runnuw proiu in 101 1 ot 1Z,UUU,UVU,UUU iiinrKa. BUSINESS IS LOOKING UP 1I)N'H NOTK8 l'IIAHr Willi U UHI AM.Y MAKK KXPANHIOW NRW YDItK. Mny Dun'g to- M.nMttf Will MHV! . IMinaeo which uauiilly mark period nf iiiiainsui oxniinalon now atnnd out inniv iiccnvorv ironi pru1 uImi. deneeaiilnn. ni'OCOOUIIIg Blowty nnd Irregulnrly, for many month, la atonillly gnthormg momeniuni, ui.u ncntlmont roflocta Iho ohnngod con .n,i. liirrerent llnoa Hint had i....nA,i wiiiin imvora wnltod nro bo ginning to display ronowed activity aa rovivat ot aomnnu u... rovoraal ot the price trend haa been ...,,.u.n.i without oxoeptlon each tii. month haa dlaoloaod an ex . in lun'a enmnrohen- ouan ui nvt......." ,.. - ---- , aivo Hat ot wholesale quotations, nnd neouint Bhlnmonta ot oortnln oomodllleo demonetises that aome noods nro booolng urgent. Con- ... i. ii,. iAniNiv turn for tho bet ..(ntiniiti iinnnaT mo mtui"i ter In tho Automobile tnduatry whoro . . a lah t arteAlk Sinn ttlin "intlnlly nnd building opoinUon of niagnlludo nnvo un""'v T1IK STHAIN WAN TOO OH RAT a nowAimiwr pnragrttphar waa oar rled 5?f 51 winllarlum tho other day a coinplotn wren. . ' yoht cn.l It that. ,M , .ft na fit OTIi till nhout Uoyd Cleorgq, 1-cnlne i nnd Trotaky, or any one Sf th "'Ignlng movln rtn". M th. oml of the fo'irtU ""V . ",, jlX! down and wept iik v.. inliigliain Ago-Honild. TEXAS FLOOD TAKES HEAVY TOLL IN, 1 jSaaK" aaa Kj-Jk waw'a.a ' ai 'lil 1 -'" J m "1"'- fcwaaaaaaKaVj Sr. -r -V . fkim nr-Tini mmDSfiSCSmwymr ' ' ' 1J! '( U, I 1 1 a I More tlKiii 20 Uvea. wro Iciat, mid property valued nt niilllona C dollar awopt away when tho Trinity river flooded (i vitKt uri'u bi'lwt-Mn Kort Worth und Imllutt, TfXiia. Id'ivy mlna cuUHnd tho rlno In th atreum. Thla flnrt ptrturn frotn tho flood tvrrllury ahowa (ho trucka of th q I fount oh & 'JVjuih Central railroad bolnir woahed away near Kcrrla, Tvxtw. DOUGHBOYS KEEPING BUSY YAXKH AT :III,I:N' M.AKK BASH IMtl'MH KfMl HA I . V ATION I NTH tVarT9mtwAtt of ttio Ahmk-IbIimI lrf) ClUCAtli). May 19. - JoiiKhboya with thn American army uf oncnita- lion atatlonod at Cohlcnx, Oormany, are making bnaa druma for tho Hnl vutlon Army, whlrh they ore aend Iiik to forniitn lindu aa a token of their appreciation for tho aervlcea of that orKanlxatlon on the Khlne, accordlriff letter received at HnivaUon Army headtjitartera In ChlcuRo. The firm of l hone . lir druma to ar rive at lta dent I notion la reported In letter from Comnihtnloner Hukh Kinah, who haa charite of the Hatvn- tlon Army a bhr Tain allk farm In tout hern India. Commlaaloner Hlnah aaya that the drt- waa preiwnted to the native innnu conirreKuiion at taia In A apeclnl mnaa Tneetlnr arrnnired for the nurpoae and attended by hun- dreda of natlvea. Tho drum beara a allver plate on which la inacrlbed. Krom thn floldlera of the American Army of Occupation on the Tthlnn to the Halvatlon Army Hold lens of India,." It la underatooa mat otner aoinior- made druma are now en route to China, Kenya (Central Africa), 8auth AfrlrA And the Dutch Kan infllea, ranh of them benrlng a eimllar In acrlptlon. t . CLAIMS LONGEST WHISKERS 4. J. TANXKK HIHTft filllU'IV. HF.I.Y CI.EVKN FECT IXNO , frtormiwndnt of the AntOcUted Pre) RACKAMKNTO. Cttl.. May 17. Claims of J. J. Tanner, Ilrlirhton Mich., o -thrtorl4'ft loiur-whlakered. ehamn onenin nre oianuinu; oy WJIcojc of t'arauiv Kew who haa been ajrowlnff a. board aince -J)ecember ai. 188i, wnen nn tnrow away uia nisor. becAuao It waa dull. And uwore ho nnvftr would ahave a train. 111a beard Ii U feet I Inches lontr but before It waa combed and waahed recently u waa 14 feet long. Tanner'a beard haa been reported aa V rent ionK. The county aulrveyor 'recently mnnNiirnd the Wilcox beard when the latter waa entered In the lomc-wniB- kered conteat betmr conducted uy the liiiva celebration nero ainy fa.ss. Ifnlean aomoono comes nlongr with a lontior board, Wilcox will ro celvo a gold mcdnl. $&0 a day and expenses whllo In Sacramento attend ing thn celebration, Wilcox Is a stone mnaon ana wnun At work be rolls up bla board ana carries it In a sack under bis ahlrt. MANY WORKING DAYS LOST I.AIIOH 1ISIU;TK8 Iff BRITAIN AIW rcXVKNHIVK (CormponoVnce ot tha Aaaoolatad Preaa) LONDON. April St. It la estimated iht i fian.ooo working days were loat In Oreo,! Britain in March owing to lubor illaputoa involving , workcra. Tho principal disputes ho Ing In the engineering and shipbuild ing Industries. Unemployment, inougu aim showed furthor slight improvomum rfA.nitn tha ndvArao oiraoi ot mo en- nanrinff tllsliuio. nye mo "u" loiotle which publishes tho oetl- n.ii ahnvR. Amnniy thn infitiainos snowniK iiu- KuAmAnl warn Iron. mining. Pig manufacture, tho building trades, the cotton nnd wool toxtllo induotrlos and tho olotning traces. - Changes in rates ot wages won... as having takon offoot In March ro- ulted in a reauonon 01 v 000 in tho weekly ruii-umo w about l.50,000 workers and an in crease of HOO wockly In the wngos ot about 10,000 otnora. BEBE DANIELS THREATENED MAN Wilt 8EKKS 1IKR UVK AH. HESTED BY OyFlUKIta LOS ANORMSS. Cal May 19, Deputy shorlffs who, answering u ....,i.,ii,i anil ihnt thoro was a man In the residence ot Bebo Daniels, mo tion picture acti-cBB, nun i""".""",' derlng her, found Charles Caprloo In tho Daniels residence, today nrrangorl to tnKo mm-10 mo ij"i.. . - jM,.Hh.l.. 1.1a ntnn id Condition. Caprice, who surrenders to .tho deputies without rosistnnco, onio ui lie came tram n ? "I""-.""'",, " "express purpoao" of slaying the mo ., . ' ..,...... ,,..ir. nnilcr threats nnd nun !'"""-" ....Mnm,,.,,... . nddlnr piy 01 i-vtv 4,..,. .- - !.'. ,niini iii Hnn Francisco, lin said that McNiimnra obtained "some- slnco rorccu imw . " ; then, , ,,, , ,1,, iivin jio was mini" ... v.. room ot tho Dnnlols realdenco nnd r, ;i,.i,i,.,l m hold him on nil lhaanlty warrant for examination while they inveaiiKHiuu iiwiT .-.. IHO rC8lliem:e. i I1I.-IIITITION Rhorlock nnd tho faithful Watson .iMtiiintf tnwn lMocailllly. i.mi.i.e'a a woman, In very Bhort bin. luat bohlnd us, my dour doc tor," murmured tho great dotootlvo, ( ., "MarvelouaJ" ehthuam. Wutaon, af ter he hud corroborated the atiitement by a Ktunco behind. "How In the world1 did you ever know without turnliiK your ttend?" "Purely ele mentary, dear old fellow, 1 merely ohaerviMl tho facea of the pcoplo who are walk I UK toward uv. RELIGIOUS UNITY IS URGED ilANIFKSTO IKMI FII TO MOSLEM KAlTIIFL'Ii OXK8 i (Corrtpondnne of tbe AKiocUted Press) CONtlTANTI.VOPJ.Ky April 22. A mantfetfto has been lued to the Mos lem faithful by the Islamic rellRlous department exhortlna; them to banish feelings of mutual hatred and rancor and to be united in religion and faith Tho manifesto says: "In olden times when we were united and at tached to religion, we dominated over vaat territories in three conti nents and these territories we kept for many centuries thanks to cur high' quAlltlos. - - , "The duty which is now Incumbent unon all tho faithful la to accomnllah tha duties lihpoaed by our holy re ligion nnd to soak pardon before Allah, in order to preserve tho rest ot our territories. "Iet us give up alcoholic drink and do nothing which our religion forbids us to do. Lot us try and love one another and preservo no rancor towurds anyone." mm 'Eleciricai Jhquapiinient CfeiaraEice ALE Monday - Tuesday - Vedriesday May 22, 23, 24 Buy Electrical Equipment at Unheard of Price NOW Every Article in Bailey Electric Com pany Stock Is Put on Sale . Bay NOW- This sale is truly an opportun ity. Coming in the center of the building; and repairing sea son is as unusual as a toy sale just before Christmas time. The values are Strictly honest and the prices are unheard of yes, this is an unusual oppor tunity we must clear our stock at once. , NoCO.Di'sor Phone Orders Taken. -COME MONDAY ' FLASHLIGHTS . Medium size,' refjtilur $1.70, - now at i. ..$1.19 Big size, regular $2.35 to $.1.00 values $1.5, $2.25, $2.45 Small size, $U5 value, nt....87c , Heating Pads, $00 values, now at . $6.75 , EVERY ARTICLE CUT TO THE LIMIT COME BAILEY ELECTRIC CO. 640 Willamette LIVES AND HOMES , .. ( DAYLIGHT IS CONSERVED Mt'KKKGON HAH ADOPTKO PLAN FOIt BVMMril MONTHS (CorraipoDileaee of the AMOclated Press) MUSKEGON, Mich., May 11. Over the protests of mothers In the city. Muskegon has adopted, by will of the vttfers, daylight saving time for the spring and summer months. Thb mothera fought tho proposal to set the clocks ahead one hour on the ground It would disrupt the feed ing schedules, for their inranta ana therefore endanger tho health of the youngsters. During me campaign mat preceaea the special election at which the Issue waa decided, the mothers fought countless word battles against It- The majority of voters, however, turned a deaf ear to their entreaties. . The mothers' campaign slogan of "save the babies by voting down daylight sav ing time" fell on empty ears, the pro posal to change time carrying by an overwhelming majority. All rp to' Daughter An old lady of 70, a member of a long-lived family, had been paying a visit to her mother, aged 95. The aged daughter was rather tearful at the parting. "Goodbye, dear mother!" she enld, "I hope we shall meet again." "I hope so, my child." her mother briskly retorted. "They tell me you are looking very well." THREE FIXTURE PRICES SMASHED Burnished Brass One-Chain Drops ..: 89c Burnished Brass Old Ivory or French Gray....... $1.19 Two Light Burnished Brass Oblong Pans. .... $2.99 Two Light French Gray' or Ivory Oblong Pans ..$&29 Three Light Shower Round Pans ...$5.45 Two Light Colonial Gold Finish Solid Brass Fix tures, the very latest $&55 Three Light Colonial Gold. Finish Fixtures . ....$9.68 Four Light Colonial Gold Finish Fixtures ...$1X50 Beautiful English Silver Four Light Candle Fix- . : tures, completely wired, at only $19.50 Two Light English Silver Finish Candle Fixture $14.75 14-inch Beautiful Bowl Fixtures, complete, at just ; about what the bowls are worth $6.50 16-inch Bowl Fixtures $7.50 10-inch Bowl Fixtures .$5.75 BRACKETS Brass Brackets to go with Fixtures ...!.........;...$1.69 French Gray and Gold Candle Brackets ....... $3.98 Ivory and Gold Brackets .... . . $2.98 Beautiful Porch Brackets . : ...:......... $4.65 Many other desirable brackets at prices according.' . Open Evenings to Accommodate Out-of-Towa Customers ACROSS FROM COST OF EDUCATION IS NEW PROBLEM EACH YEAR IIKAD OF NOHTIIWK8TKItjV SAYS OIFT8 NOT ADEQUATE Poln fx Out Til at iMtopIte) tho Itlgld lacoiiomy Practiced Pn-Hens lXfklt Ih 1143,800 f rorrKpondnce of tbe AsuoClfttAd Ppma) EVANHTON. III.. Mav 20. In tho first report Issued since he became president of Northwestern university, waiter um ncott emphasizes the fact (hut, notwithstanding the areneroua girts of many benefactors, the coat of education, mounting higher each year, makes it irnoeratlve that an endowed educational Institution pay out much inure inun in receiveu irom students. President Hcott sayn that this la true at Northwestern university. -years ago the university," he says, bound Itaelf to the production of men and women trained In mind and character to a certain standard. The cost ot the product haa risen. In uni versity finance, unlike the business world, there Is little connection be tween the cost of the product-educa tion ana the income of the educational institutions. "Htudent fees cannot be Increased In number or In the Individual amount. "We cannot take core of any great In crease in the number of students, even If it could be gained without educa tional sacrifice. Practically everv school is working to Its physical ca pacity, we are working at the point of greatest economy and efficiency. Yet ot present the school deficit in $143,800. Throughout the university for every 93 a student pays the uni versity. $4 is paid out In actual teach ing expenses for him by the univer sity, taking no account of general ad ministrative charges, rental for the use of the campus or buildings, in terest or fixed charges. This $4 is an actual expenditure for every stu dent and will only increase with the increase of student numbers. If to the actual teachlnsr exnensa a fair commercial rent were added based on the actual value of the edu cational plant, it would antiear that the university spends on the student a tor every si ne pays in." TOUCHING FAITH The little boy In the woods took out of his pocket a small bottle and sprinkled a few drops of it in front of the hole into which he had just cnasea a cottontail. "Why do you do this Incantation?' asked thn gentleman who was out rabbit hunting with the lad. "I wanted to go out and cut a stick to twist the little rascal out. and I was afraid he might get away while I waa gone. So I Just aorinkled a little of this tonic there to keep the hare from coming out" Retail Led ger, Philadelphia. DAYS ONLY REGISTER BLDG. COMMUNIST PAHTY IS DIFHTOF ENTRANCE It Is Becoming More and Mord Closed Corporation IS EXCLUSIVE IN TENDENCY Party Waa neduccd Tst Tear to About 500,000 by Rigid CombJng '; Oat Process . (f!tTTHpnt1oc of the AssoeUtMl Prsna) MOSCOW, April 22. Tha com munist party the proletarian oil garchy which controls the Russian soviet government Is becoming mora nd more a closed corporation, aa difficult of entrance as the most ex clusive club, or the higher degrees f the most secret lodges. . The party was reduced last year to about 600,000 members by a rigid comhing-out process under' which nearly 150,000 persons were expelled for various reasons. New rules for admission of new members to tha party, juat adopted by the eleventh all-Russian communist congress, make it exceedingly difficult for any persons, even the working men themselves, to enter It. Three categories of candidates ara provided. The first. Including actual workers and red army soldiers who are of "workmen's origin may en-. ter the party by decision of local committees upon the recommendation of three members of three years' party experience, but must serve a period of six months probation before) being allowed to participate actively in narty affairs. ; - . The candiates from tha second category, peasants and small shop or home workers who do not themselves exploit the labor of others, are ad mitted on the same general condl- , tlona. providing the district party committees approve of them and they serve one year of-probation. . ; Entrance la Difficult The third category including other persons, even those who ave pre viously been .members of other par ties, must receive the recommenda tion of five members of five years' ; standing, be approved by the district committees, and servo two years probation. As all of the very high poets In the Russian government are held by communists and most of the more important subordinate positions are given only to party men, the pro- tfnnnnmH em Pus t. 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