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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1913-12-04
r ARE

Washington, Dec. 2.-Rates on grain
and other commodities over the
Louisville & Nashville railroad were
today approved by the supreme court
in the so-called Kentucky state rate
case. The decision of the federal court
of that state was affirmed.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1913-12-04
BOYCOTT ON EGGS.

Washington. Dec. 2.-An egg boy
colt was launched here today by Mrs.
Ellis Logan, president Of the Fedora
ton of Women's clubs. Workers armed
with pledges in which signers were
asked to agree not to buy eggs until
the prices were reduced, worked on
the streets, in stores, at the suffrage
convention n about the city gen
orally .-
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1913-12-04
ACCOUNTING SYSTEM UPHELD.

Washington, Dec. 2.-The uniform
system of accounting prescribed by the
Interstate Commerce commission for
railroads was upheld today by the SUI
preme court.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1913-12-04
INSPECTOR

Washington, Dee. il. w. Volts
of Sioux City. has been appointed q
meat Inspector in the bureau of aninraI
indust~v % be located at Sioux City
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1913-12-04
RRlToNs SEND Challenge

London, Dec. 1.-THE Huntington
Peso club today forwarded a cha1leng
to the American Polo association for
series of cuo matches in 1914.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1913-12-04
a sure sion.

I'VE got a new baby brother at u
house today"
You don't say so. Is he going to
stay?" 4
7 think SO. He's got his things
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1913-12-04
TEST CASE DECIDED.

Washington, Dec. 2.-The Amoskeag
Bank case. to test the right Of New
York city officials to tax stock of
National banks, without deducting the
indebtedness of the owners of the
stock was decided today by the SUI
preme court in favor of the city Of
finial s 80. -. 49,. 49, E-l
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1913-12-04
LAW is UPHELD.

Washington, Dec. 2.-The principle
was today laid down by the supreme
court that the business of commercial
agents furnishing information as to
the financial standing of business men
IN a community to a commercial rating
house In another state is subject to
state Occupation taxes and does not
come under the interstate commerce.
h court upheld the constitutionality
of the Kentucky law taxing the occu-
patton of attorneys who furnish such
information.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1913-12-04
MINE CORPORATIONS
CANNOT EVADE TAX
Supreme Court Upholds Provi-
visions Of Payne-Aldrich
Tariff Act.

Washington. Dec. mining corpora
tons must pay the corporation tax inn
posed by the Payne-Aldrich tariff act,
according to the decision today by tho
supreme court.
Eight or ten million dollars have been.
paid to the government by corporations
under protest, and 500 suits and claims
We're started to recover the money The
case came to the court through STRAIT
Q independence. Limited, of Colo
RADIO, which unsuccessfuIly commended
that proceeds from ores mined by a cor
poration from it's own property was not
income" within the meaning Of the
corporation tax law, but a conversion
OF capital into money
The cour also held that the corpora
tons We're not entitled to deduct the
value of ore before it was mined as 1t
was depreciation. Chief Justice White
and Associate Justices sMcKenna and
Holmes dissented on the latter point.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1913-12-04
these every s,reet would be silent. every

these every street would be silent, every
Nee aeser1ed, every factory fallen into
Ialsrepa1r. And yet the farmer does not
stand upon the same footing with the
forester and the miner in the market
q credit. He is the servant OF the sea-
sons: Nature determines how long he
must wait for his crops. and will not be
hurrled In her processes. He may give
lls note, but the eason of its maturity
depends upo the season when his crop
natures. lies at the gates of the market
Where his products are sold. And the
security he gives is of a character not
known in the brokers Office or as fa-
mliiariy as it might be on the counter
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1913-12-04
Goyernment Railroad

A duty faces US with regard to Alaska
which seems co me WY pressing and
very inner alive: perhaps | should say
a double dirty, for concerns both tie
political tie !hat a development
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1913-12-04
1UERTA ABANDONS
MEXICAN CAPITAL
I'M DEAD OF NIGHT

Mexico City. Dec. Provisional
President Huerta. whose disappearance
from the federal capital gave rise to
many rurlors today. returned this aft
ernoon He had been paying u visit on
a farm IN the vicinity.
1t had been rumored that TInerta Sc
cretly had left the capital early yester-
day and that he had gone to Vera Cruz
on some ship bound for a foreign
country.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-09-12
RESTORES PLEASING
PLUMPNESs
Samose Sold Under a No Cure No
Pay" Plan.

There are good many people in
Cairo who ardently wish they could
find some way of getting fat and
plump. While not i'll, yet they are
so thin and scrawny that their
friends think they cannot be we'll
In nine cases out of ten this con-
dition can be readily overcome by
using the combination of tlesh-form-
ing foods known as Samose. This
little tablet taken three times a
day with the food does wonders in
building up good health and restor-
ing the pleasing plumpness that is
so desirable
Paul G. Schulz & Sons have the
agency for this preparation and sell
it with the promise that it it does
not do all that is claimed for it in
making people gain in weight and
in health, the money will be re-
funded.
You certainly can afford to try a
soc box on this plan, as Samose will
cost you nothing unless it gives sat
isfaction --Advt.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-09-12
ADJUSTMENTS
Al The Gem

Thee is no real headl ner on the
new bill at rhf Gem Which began
with Thursdays matinee Al The
acts are good and highs enjoyable. |
Francis and Lewis, THE strong
Man and the Clown offer series OF
new strength tests that are really
remarkable Seemingly impossible
weights are lifted and tossed about
With ease. showing muscular de-
velopment that is uncommon. The
comedy work enthused by one OF
the members is OF the dean. whole
some sort that never fails to get a
hearty laugh
Ernest Prio~ The Man With the
Rubber Neck has diversified OIL
lerng of Juggling and knock about
acrobatic work that goes with
snap and vim, and the novelty is
! thoroughly iikeable.
The Four Donnellis, parents and
two children appear to good adj
vantage in singing and dancing.
/ The children are especially clever
| and in many respects are as good as
| their elders who have trained them
until they are finished artists The
part the youngsters take in the
dancing is especially admirable.
Today The Gem is to offer it's
usual Friday motion picture fea-
lures. 1.-The Tapped Wire" an up
to date sensational two reel dramatic
subject, produced by the Essanay
/ people is said to abound in thrills
and exciting situations. Then there
is the famous Pathe Weekly With its
usual array of scenes and happen
ings on both hemispheres. One OF
these is the turn out of so many
Missourians, including Governor Ell
lot Major, on the occasion Of Good
Roads Day" throughout the state.
The governor and many other
worthless are shown in their shirt
sleeves, with shovel and pick in
hand. doing their share on the high
ways towards Pulling Missouri Out
of the MUD"
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-09-12
American League,
IN + AqF ET.ANCF

s1temperance in speech is comnara-
lie with intemperance in any other
lorm A man may easily be trans
ported to the vanishing point Of so
briefly by the passionate momentary
impulse for which he is remorseful
when II is too late That experience
has just befallen clergyman of this
city, who, in default of any clear
and accurate apprehension of the
'oets, took It upon himself to de-
<anoe the coaduct Of private social
herring The clergyman has made
la!ora BE and manful retraction
ii his remark. says the Philadelphia
Ledger II is a commentary upon tn
sensation seeking nature of some pen
pie that the church was filled to over
lowing to hear the apology but, at
any rate, the public recantation DC.
CURED as promised The misfortune
lis that Il was necessary The clergy.
man in particular from the sanetty
and authority of his office, is bound to
measure his words and consider thetr
possible effect upon those whom he
is addressing If the pulpit gives him
a unique opportunity, IL. gives him al
so a supreme responsibility, Mere
uniformed invective from the pulpit
against overelaboration in social en-
ertainment is likely to have no furth-
er result than to create class hatred
and to stir up blind discomfort which
may orerstep the boundary of ironi-
cal commentary.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-09-12
Stable Cut Out OF Rock.

Sufficiently grand, gloomy and sub
stantial for the housing of some wild
and cruel steed of a saturnine myth
oiogy Is strange stable at Kinver.
near stourbridge, England. The stable
has been cut from the Holy Austin
rocks. but instead of serving as the
home OF some particularly powerful
and malicious beast it Is the abode OF
a perfectly agreeable pony. In addi-
ton to being one of the strangest
stables In the world IL is, according to
the Bystander the smallest one In
England. Although the pony Ia not
large for his kind. he finds his stony
aall pretty tight. It
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-09-12
AT The Kimmel,

Three exceedingly clever acts con-
stitute a well-balanced bill ofyande-
vile, in fact the best seen recently
at The Kimmel theater.
Janet Tate, the "KiItie Girl"
opened the program in series of
Scottish songs that We're rendered
in pleasing style. Her costuming
was of the native heath and high
land.
Turner and Grace, man and wom-
an in pantomime Juggling spec
ialty was an agreeable surprise as
the work of the team was original
and unique. There was an ahund-
ance Of comedy injected into the act
to make it refreshing and laugh
provocative.
The headfners on this bill was
1.-THE O'Neill Trio. three young fell
lows garbed in brown who sang
danced and played upon the piano
bones and tambourine in lively
manner.
Their work was frequently and
literally applauded.
This bill will continue at The
Kimmel today and Saturday with
three performances, one in the
afternoon and two during the even
ing
There will be a daily change in
the motion picture part of the pro-
gram of four reels.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-09-12
Friends Ernected Her TO Die

Il sincerely believe my life was
'aved in the fall of 1910 by using
Chamberlain Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy" writes Mrs. Ag-
nes Booth. Tonawanda. n. Y. 81
was taken with diarrhoea followed
by an acute attack of Indigestion
Power of the pen fails to portray
the agonies | endured. My friends
expected me to die as l had been
unable to get relief for so long q
time. This remedy went directly ia
the seat of the trouble and cured M
in a few hours time" For sale by
all druggists.---Advt.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-09-12
WOMAN IS KILLED
IN SKIDDING AUTO

pinebrook, n. J., Sept. 10.-Mrs.
Leila A, Thompson of North Cald-
well, N. j., while driving her auto
mobile over the narrow causeway
extending through the meadows
here. was instantly killed when her
machine skidded and struck the
heavy railing ON one side OF the
eauseway.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-09-12

avenue, has been leased to the Cairo.
Brewing company tor a term of five
years from January /. 1914. The.
annual rent of the building will be
$500.
The building is now occupied by
u. E. Meyers as saloon. and the
lease is held by the Anheuser Busch
Brewing association.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-09-12
COPPER MINES RUN
NINTH OF CAPACITY

Calumet, Mich, Sept. 11,-Ac-
cording to mining companies the
average rock shipments per day
from mines to mills are 400 tons,
This means that the mines are work
ing less than one-tenth OF their nor
nal capacity, although operators
say the strike is broken. There is
growing agitation to have alleged
gunner sent out of the county.
There was little disorder today.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-09-12
How to Cure Cholera Morbus.

Many cases Of this disease result
fatally before medicine can be OBJ
tanned or a physician summoned. 1t
is easily cured when the proper rem
edy is at hand Mrs. Charles Stew
art oil Mt. Collins, N. Y, says;
When nay husband had cholera
morbus last summer he used Cham
berlain's Collie, Cholera and
Darrhoea Remedy and it cured him
promptly" Every family should
keep this remedy at hand. 1t only
costs a quarter. For sale by al.
dealers --Advt.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-09-12
EARTHQUAKE SHAKES
ALEUTIAN ISLAND

Sitka, Alaska. Sept. LA report
has just reached here that violent
earthquake occurred August at
Akun Island. one of the Aleutisa
group. Thousand of tons Of rock
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-09-12

A German professor says that every
cubic feet OF air contains $4,000. 1000
insects. Now we understand when a
bed of air is referred to.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-09-12

Come. cheer up. old man You
spent $40 last night, but what of It?
by being a little careful you can save
up that much In a week"
81 know it, but. confound 1t, there
was no crowd looking on when |
blew 1t In"
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-09-12
land earth were thrown into tha sea
by the seismic disturbance.


Bass-'I suppose you think I'm
foole" Cass-"That's what troubles
me. II your superstition Ii correct.
then you are mind-reader, AMI there
fore YOU cannot DO = fool: and yet
well. you understand
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-09-12
EXCUSE tunsIna.

Dodge-"whats the matter with
your cooking here lately?' Mrs Dodge
-"The gas company doesn't givs ~
as good gas ~ it USED o."--kaasas
City Times,
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-09-12
LEASE BUILDING.

The building of Mrs. Catherine
Reiser at Eighth and Commercial
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-09-12

Batteries--Irvin and Hodges /;
Hikes and Kalkoff.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-09-12
Kitty League Standing.

Where They Play Today.
Cairo at Henderson
Paducah at GAINESVILLE,
Eincennes ar 0WensbC~o,
Hopk ulrlIe at Harrisburg.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-09-12
National League.

Cincinnati ...t,.... .....-... II
Boston ..,..... .........,..ll
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TeIegTamy kEajOWe.
OTWARCIE TAMY w MIS-
SISSIPPI.

Keokuk, Ia, 25 sierpnia. - Ju-
tro odbedzie sic tu uroczyste O.
twarcie najwiekszej tamy ma
swiecie, zbudowanej ma rzece
Mississippi. Wczoraj wieczorem
mad tama zapalono setki luko-
wych swiateI elektrycznych. Mia
sto Keokuk sasiednie miasto
Hamilton spodziewaja sic okolo
$4,000 gosci w dniu otwarcia.M Mia
sto przybra4o wyglad swiateczny.
Wielu gubernatorow wezmie u
dial W otwarciu. Ma uroczystosc
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dza, re kongrcsman chicagoski be-
die mogl sic oczyScic L czynio-
nych mu zarzutow. Nc Dermott
sam powiada, re komitet ME wy
toczy mu procesu skoro tylko u
slyszy jego zeznania W tel spra-
vie.
Nc Dermott musi jednak tio-
maczyt sic W nastepuJacych "a
rzutach:
zc przyjal $4,000 cd Stowarzy-
szenia Browarnikow danych mu
pod warunkiem, re bedzie pople-
raj reguly kongresmana Cannona
w roku 1909.
ze pozyczyi wiecej niz $1,000 cd
lombardzistow, ktorzy Starali sic
ubic ustawe przeciw MIN skiero-
wana i re tych pieniedzy nigdy
ME oddal. Nadto, re przyJai Cd
1ichwiarzy i lombardzistow $1,000
lapowki.
ze pozyczyi $500 cd Stowarzy-
szenia szynkarzy w Dystrykcle
Kolumbijskim, kiedy ci zwalcza-
Ii prawa przeciw MIN skierowane,
i re pieniedzy tych nigdy ME Cd
dal.
ze pobiera} rome sunny cd Null
halla, gl6wnego agenta Stowarzy-
szenia Farbykantow i zdradzai
sprawe unii robotniczych.
Powiadaja, re Nc Dermott
wyprze sic wszystkiego choc sic
moze przyznac do niektorych po-
ZycZek.
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z MEXYKANSKIEGo IA
TARGU.

Mexyk, miasto, 25 sierpnia. -
Wsr6d opnii publicznej Panule
wielkie zaniepokojenie i rozdraz-
nienie, pelne oczekiwania = ia
kim bedzie rozwoj dalszy zatar-
gu amerykansko-mexykanskiego
rad mexykanski zajnuje wycze-
kujace stanewisko, pogioski kra-
"a, re Huerta zrezygnuje, moze
ma rzecz generaia Treyino, ci -
ktorzy blizeJ sfer rzadowych sto-
ia, powiadaja znowu, re Huerta
ME zmieni swego stanowiska
wzgledem Stanow Zjednoczo-
nych. Zaciekawienie budzi kwe-
stya, jak sic W caiej tel sprawie
zachowa kongres mexykanski:
CIV jeSli dostanie pod debaty O.
pedzie prezydenta Wilsona Gala
wogole role Stanow wobec Mexy-
ku W ostatnim czasie.
- Podobno GAIA europejska
dyplomacya stoi W aferze mexy-
kanskiej po stronie rzadu Stanow
Zjednoczonych, nawet Anglia
Francya i Japonia usiiowaly ju2
wplynae ma Huete, aby sic stai
przystepniejszy wzgledem akcyl
PREF. Wilsona. Jesli Huerta ME
ustapi w ciagu 4s-miu godzin
Stany maja rozpoczae interview
eve zbrojna. lego rodzaju intor'
masye podaje prasa mexykanska
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TeIegTamy zagTaniGzne'
WIESCI Z BALKANU.

WlESSl Ia oAhATA4NO'
Londyn, 25 sierpnia. - Dono-
sza z Konstantynopola, re Rad
turecki rozpoczai pertraktacye Z
bu}garskim upelnOmOcnionym po-
siem Roczewiczem co do warun-
.k6w ma jakich druga wojna Z Iur-
cya mogiaby bye unikniona: po-
dobno Turcya stanowczo ME
chce oddac Bulgarom Adryano-
pola i Kirk-Kilissej, ale co do in
nych terytory6w gOtOwa jest do
ustepstw, chocby najdelej ida
cych.
- Jaka jest wAaSciwie sytuacya
miedzvmocarstwowa ME wiado--
mo dokiadnie: kraza najrozmalt'
sze pogloski: jedne utrzymuja, re
W razie rozpoczecia novel woJny
- Rosya natychmiast rowniez
wojne Turcyi wyda; drugie po-
gioski podaja, re ROsya jest W
zupelnem porozumieniu Z Austrya
i ME mySli popierac Buigaryi
Niemcy stanowczo o5wiadczyiy
sic przeciwko wywieraniu presyi
ia Turcya.
w prasie angielskiej ogsosii
wybitny pisarz Piotr Lott, znany
re swej przyiazni dla mahometa-
nizmu - artykui, protestuJacy
przeciwko oddawaniu Adryano--
pola Bulgarom, ktorzy wobec
Turkow W porownaniu mimi So
barbarzyncami, czego dali dowod
w nieludzkich okrucienstwach,
spelnianych podczas drugiej woI-
ny ma Balkanie.
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NIEWOLNICTWO MA FILL
PINACH.

Washington, rs sierpnla.
Sekretarz spraw wewnetrznych
na Filipinach, komisarz Dean T..
Worcester donosi wstretnych
stosunkach jake panuja oddawna
ma Filipinach. w raporcle Wysto-
sowanym do Waszyngtonu urze-
dnik ten stawia dowody ma to, ze
ma FiIpinach kwitnie niewolnlct-
wo, ze handel niewolnikami upra-
via sic tam prawie jewnie nietyl-
ko W dystryktach poldzikich, a
nawet W prowincyach takich, kto-
re maja swych wlasnych repre-
zentantow w legislature w Mani
Ii. O ohydnych tych stosunkach
rozni komisarze donosili juz pred
tenn. g. ....
Me mona bylo jednak nikogo u
karac, bo legislature W Manili ME
chciala sic zgodzic, ma przepro--
wadzenie prawa, moca ktorego
wiadze moglyby przestepcow ka-
rae kryminalnie. Niektorzy czlon-
kowie legislatury trzymaja ME
wolnikow lub trudnia sic handlem
tego rodzaju.
HUERTA MUSI SIE EGO
DZIc MA PRoPOZYCYE STA
NOW ZJEDNoCzoNYcH.
Waszyngton, 25 sierpnia.
Wediug wiadomosci pochodza-
Dokoiczenie IA stronlcy 3-cleJ.
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PROCES KoNGRESMANA
NC DERMOTTA.

Washington, 20 slerpnia.
Jesli kongresman Nc Dermott
wielki ,,przyjaciel" klasy robotni-
czej, protektor uni zawodowych,
ME zbije czynionych mu zarzu-
tow, to komitet sledczy Iona IL
by posiow wytoczy mu proces /
pozbawi go krzesla W nizszej IL
bic kongresu "a liczne macherki,
Dzisiaj ma nastapic ciag dalszy
zeznafi Mulhalla w tel sprawie
Potem wezwie sic innych swiad--
kow, ktorzy maja powiedziec
wszystko co wiedza transak-
cyach finansowych Nc Dermotta
z lichwiarzami lombardzistami
Przyiaciele Nc Dermotta twier-
Hatterman CLAM pozyczaja pienia-
DE ma properta. lilo Milwaukee Av.
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FATALNA KOLIZYA PO-
CIAGU z AUTOMOBILEM.

ClAGU Il Az OlOMODAAI|An'
Wczoraj wieczorem, o godz.
SIS pociag poSpieszny, zwany
.Hoosier Limited" ma kolei Mo-
non, najecha} ma automobil, wlo-
zacy oSniu pasazerow ma krzy-
zowce blisko St. John, Ind, II
mil cd Hammond. Automobilisci
wracali re Cedar Lake, Ind. do
Chicago. Droga przeciha tory
pod katem ukoSnym. Dzieli je gal
tax ze automobilisci ME widziell
pociagu, zblizajacego sic re szyb-
koscia 50 mil ma godzine, az gdy
juz byli ma krzyzowce. Pociag
przeciql automobil ma dwie polo
wy, zabijajac 5 osob, a ranlac 8.
Zabici zostali nastepujacy: PAM
L. H. Rubin, 1249 West Madison
ul.; Sidney Rubin, jej 5-cioletnl
syn; Alexander H. Rubin, 1915
West g ul.; pani Alexander II;
Rubin, jego iona; Eleanor Rtl--
bin, 5-cioletni corka A. II. Rubi-
ma. Pokaleczeni: I. Schiller, a
gent realnosciowy, 1915 W. o3 ul.;
panna Amanda Kalen, 1904 w.
O. ul., lego narzeczona; i Leo n.
Rubin, zastawca, 1249 West Ma
olson III.
Lokomotywa odrzucifa auto
mobil ma 60 stop. Ten spadl Z ma
sypu zatrzyma} sic o slup tele-
graficzny. Wszyscy pasazerowie
'wypadli automobilu.
REZoLUCYE BANKIEROW.
Ma krajowej konwencyi bankle-
row, kt6ra sic zakonczyla oneg-
dai w hotelu LaSalle, przyjeto re-
zolucye W sprawie blu reformy
monetarnej, mad ktorym obecnle
kongres obraduje. Pc dyskusyach
trwajacych diva dni, bankierzy
zrozumieli sic tax gruntownie,
ze bez dalszych trudnosci przy-
ieto opracowane rezolucye. w
sklad komitetu rezolucyi weszli
nastepujacy: ]. B. Forgan, pre-
zes First National Bank" z
Chicago; G. NJ. Reynolds, prezes
Continental - Commercial Ma
tional Bank" w Chicago; E. ].
Hill, prezes National Bank" W
Norwalk, Conn; R. F. Maddox,
wiceprezes american National
Bank" W Atlanta; Sol Wexler,
wiceprezes Whiting Central Ma
tional Bank" W New Orleans
Joseph Chapman, wiceprezes
Northwestern National Bank
w Minneapolis; Festus J. Wade,
prezes Mercantile Trust Co." W
St. Louis.
Banker Reynolds byf "a tenn
podczas obrad, azeby wspolpra-
cowac prezydentem Wilsonem
i polecic poprawki do blu, beda-
cego obecnie pod obradani,
twierdzac, re tym sposobem oslo
gnac MONA najlepsze rezultaty'
w swych rezolucyach bankie-
rzy zawarli nastepujace popraw-
XII do blu Owena = Glassa:
Azeby zalozono, zamiast IL,
tylko 5 rezerwowych bankow fe-
deralnych;
Azeby przepisy tegoz blu, cd
noszace sic do bankow krajowych
ME beda obowiazywaly je przy-
musowo;
Azeby stowarzyszei bankow
krajowych ME rozwiazano, jezell
do przepisow tego blu ME zasto-
suja sic W przeciagu jednego ro-
ku;
Azcby wydzial, kontrolujscy