Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, April 27, 1920, Page 2

AWARDI'D I"OR ESSAY Hl'll School Pllpl'l of Country % to Compete in a Nation-'’ .2 'Wide Contest High school ‘pupils of the country, /. ‘mre to be given an. opportunity .to eomnete for a four-year’s ‘university acholemhlp to be awarded for the *‘Dest. esday ‘submitted in connection; “with th;‘ Bhlprl;yz ;I’ruck——;gt‘)‘od fioa:: -23, acco! nnov“kfinee:x’elt made todny.‘ whichi said that the essays will be réad and ) e prizes awarded by judges to be B .ppolntad by the Federal Bureau of Educltlon . The contest, it is said, is for the| rurpoae of focusing public attention on ‘the ‘necessity for good roads and the feasibility of.the motor truck as| a short haul’medium. Accoraign ' to ‘plans. approved by Commissioner of BEducation, . P. P. Claxton, contestatits, ‘to be eligible to compete for the national prize, first must ;have. won one of the prizes to be awarded by various organizations anéd individuals in their respective ;communities.. The national prize is fo e known as the H. S. Firestone Uni- wversity scholarship, and will be given in any college or university chosen by the:writer, ‘All /. High school * pupils may submit a five hundred ‘word essay, which must be entitled, “Ship by ‘Truck ‘and Good Roads,’” . yhbut-if.‘the national prize is -won by :any: pupil ' other than a senior, the A rd will be deferred until the win- s ready :to matriculate at the'in- stitution;of his choice. : Apnouncement -of other nltlolnl 3es to be awarded by .organisations ch;are lending their support:to|: “to be made soon. H. S. -donor of the scholarship, is originat:| or and sponsor or.the Ship by Truck movement. .Supply of Ship’ping"Seid ‘to Be Increasing Rapidly, But Tonnage Is Not By Floyd MacGrift In!emational News Service Staff ~ Correspondent, ] London, April 27. —Steamship freight rates, especially between Am- erica and Europe are due for a huge ‘slump; watered shipping stock is due +for a heavy bump and considerable i disorganization in the shipping busi., ‘neés is on the cards. For months .. past conservative shipping investors have been unloading their stock. This is the considered verdict: of London. shipping* experts.. Sir Will- jam Raeburn, M. P., says the reduc- . tion of $8 per ton in bunker coal "here ‘will start the (fall in shipping “rates. ‘Messrs. "Dofald. MacLeod & Company, représenting 4 ..tons of shipping, give addltlona] rea- sons why ocean rates are going down reacting upon the value of shipping ‘stocks everywhere. Briefly, they are: The.world’s supply of shipping is increasing very rapidly. America will build 2,000,000 tons this year. Great Britain about the same amount , "and other European yards about 800,- 000 tons; Japan 700,000; Canada 400,000 tons. 'Australia is also ~ - ‘building. - Dock congestion;, which keeps hun. { dreds of ships idle for days and keeps |- others tied ‘up as make-shift ware- houses, is being gradual.y relieved “and will dissapear in England with- in the year. As remedied, more ships’ will be available for.traffic. If ships| ‘get back to pre-war rate of loading ‘‘and ‘discharging their cargoes, ship™ ‘ping -rates will fall 50 per cent. Another factor tending to depress very heavily shipping rates is chaos in Europe.and the.difficulties of ex- change, which hampers iftternation; |- ‘al trade, Donald MacLeod & Com. /pany offer .to lift any cargo in the Or- ‘jent, but cannot get any lo lift. The Eastern market is dead. nis Ludm Havle Expcrl~' mented on. Human ¢ Bemus." LG Rex SR O e BAPTISTS RIISE Plan “Educational Extarision ‘as One |: Wemsdy-—Also - Would Draw: anllle- Closer Togsther. Revelation of thie faliure of the Bok shevik movemen:;: produce the power 1,000,000 | ] The revolution has not been fol- - lowed by any. spiritusl revjval, and has proved itself ‘'unable .to- make ; men , more honest. . Me in power are just. as brutal those' ; th authority under the imperial regime, and und a8.many men m prison. ', § Bolshevik leaders, “driven by am- | bition, are performlng experlmentl ' on’ human; beings. X It ig In the belief that Chfllunnlq s the greatest birrier that can:be raised against the growth of such. spirit in' the United Statesthat:the New, World;-Movement . of Northern | ‘Baptists has organized 10,668 churches to raise 3100000000 between April 25 and May 2. . i+ Declaring for 'a "vl‘ applics- tion of . Christianity: ‘to’ probléms > of | [world' unrest;? ithe’ Northera -Baptists are to extend edmtlom 'orl. read thelr: Ameflunlunon ¢ (L) ‘born’to ' grester am-&, wark ‘ol .The 'only thing’ that can tempo- | th: mtlly halt the downward slide in|co ecean freight is the possible resump- tion.of international trade by Eur- -opean countries in a big scale. inst~nce, if Russian Black Sea and . Daltic ‘‘grain’ ports were opened . freight rates would stiffen for a time. | But by-the time !hlngfi are normal in | -Russia the tonnage 'then ‘available willimore than nieet demands. In pre-war days ships were actu- sally running - at two shillings nine- pence per-ton“dead weight (about 56 cents). They have been up to 40 and 45 shillings ($8 to '$9) per ton and they are now 35 shillings. for 7,000 ‘$0..10,000 ton ships. The main thing is that as- ships continue to be turned out freights ‘will be very low. . DUAMOND TOO G TO SELL IS SHOWN I LONDON 5. (By International News Service) London, April 27.——The _Tiger’s Eye, the largest of diamonds except the Kohinoor, ‘is on exhibition here. sweighs 611 carats-and is ‘worth $50,000. It is of golden amber hue. 'Ex'perts declare it to be a peflect spec it u found by Captain Th a8 SR Brltlnll “army i'of . “South Africd. It 'is so large ‘that " the owner: has found: it unsaleable. He derives revenue from it by placing it F2 exhibition. For forts are being fabric more closely b; tamily closer togeth organization.of groups, o uverll fam- Hlles ‘in ench group. The observance of “family. Sunday” every few. weeks is another factor in this movement. The_need 'for such e family life lias awakened civic.aut] ties, too, -and . several states -have “home bureaus.” - That of _Dlinols, for instance, states its purpose “to develop every. home Into an institution which is economically sound, mechanically convenient, physically healthful,- thor- ally wholesome, mentally stimulating, | soclally ' responsible and a unm of unselfish love.”, And both church and civie leaders agree that with' such ‘a development, muchl-donetoluunthepeflltotb nation from radicalism. i HAS NEW TOOTH AT 96; EIGHT SEEX T0 WED HER shie. aic The S 3 q."?"' unique: treatment, that London, April 27.-Mrs." | Shéphérd’s ‘Bush, is nine his a - new tooth. She's hadi MC ‘proposals’ since :she was ‘sixty, she says, and was married three $imes before she reached that age. 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