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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-05-21
CHICAGO GRAIN.

CHICAGO. May 2o.-Wheat prices
averaged higher today. influenced by
assertions that Kansas never before
had such a destructive visitation of
Hessian fly as at present The market
however, closed unsettled at 1.12 July
and 1.12Aa1.12A September. with the
range as whole u off to 4 up as
compared with yesterdays finish. Corn
gained haA, oats were unchanged to
Il down and provisions at 21a to 15 de-
cline.
Attempts which in the last hour of
the session early buyers made to real
ize profits were responsible for the
wiping out of most of the advance in
the value of wheat. Some observers
were disposed to ascribe the late SELL
ing in part at least to rumors that
the French minister to Rumania had
been handed his passports. The con-
nection, though, was not clear, and the
market appeared to be recovering well
in the final trades of the day. Pre-
vious to the last hour the advantage
almost from the start had been with
the bulls, as attention had conferred on
the Kansas crop situation, and there
seemed to be unanimous agreement on
the part of experts that unprecedented
loss had been shown in some of the
largest producing counties.
Bears in wheat displayed consider
able interest in the generous proper
tons attained by Nebraska receipts
Omaha. for example. had arrivals of
100 cars To-Day, as against only thirty
two cars a year ago. 1t was said the
prospect was for ESQ to 300 cars there
Monday.
Unsettled weather kept the corn mar
ket firm despite the late downturn in
wheat. Reports were current that re-
planting of corn would be necessary in
parts of Illinois and Iowa. Oats sym
pathized with corn. Trade was almost
exclusively local.
Provisions were subjected to decided
at 10
seemed to be the fact that shipments
of lard and canned meats showed a
notable falling off as compared with
last week.
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New York Bank Statement.

NEW YORK, May 20.-The statement
of the actual condition of clearing
house banks and trust companies for
the week shows that they hold $780,
s5e.31o reserve in excess of legal re-
auirements. This is a decrease of $11,
S30.970 from last week.
TIL statement follows:
Actual condition:
Loans. etc. $3.50. 900; increase.
$9.646,000
Reserve in own vaults, of which
$362.529,000 Is specie, S433,181, 900: de-
crease. s1o.0sS.000.
Reserve in federal reserve bank
s160.s23.000: decrease, $4.43O.0Oo.
Reserve in other depositaries, $780,
$4,000; increase. s4,s94,00o.
Net demand deposits. $3,357, 49,, 900
increase. s14.544,oo0.
Net time deposits. s1s1.1s5.ooo; de-
crease. s1s.s14.oo0.
Circulation, ;31,s4s.o0o decrease, 1884,
600
Aggregate reserve. ss54,s52,ooe.
Excess reserve, $76.95s.510; decrease
s11.S30.s70.
Summary of state banks and trust
cluded in clearing house statement:
Loans. etc, $72o, 10000; increase
Specie, sso.s42,soo: increase, ,7os,4
Legal tender. ss.155,soo: decrease
Total deposits. sssoo45.ooo; increase
s29. 800
Banks cash reserve in vault, S11,933,-
100.
Trust companies cash reserve in
vault. S5S.065,600
Mercantile paper, az. Sterling, six.
ty-day bills, 4.72A; demand, 4Ts; ca.
bles. 4.7sS. Francs. demand, 5.s2; ca
bles. 5.s1A. Marks, demand. TN; ca
bles. TN. Kronen, demand, 1917; ca
bles. 13a. Guilders, demand, ii s-Is
cables. 41s4 Lires, demand. s32: ca.
bles. 6.31. Rubles, demand. 81 cables
BIN Bar silver. ISM. Mexican dol.
lars. $50. Government bonds firm
Railroad bonds irregular.
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and prices eased of from $50 to s.s4 for
March during the latter trading Less IA.
vorable political advices may have in
creased the disposition to take profits. but
business was not active. Prices closed
$4,000 bushels. May. S.e5: June, SIS:
July. S.72; August. SIS; September. S.S4;
October. $50; November. sos: December.
s.ss; January. S.0a: February, s.07i
March, Oil; April, 9.15.
Is, d0zd No fresh offers were reported
in the cost and freight market
Today's of1icial cables reported no
change in milreis prices, with an advance
of 3-32d in the rate of Rio exchange on
London. Brazilian port receipts, 5000
bushels; Jundiahy. 5000 bushels.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-05-21

Canada was helpful to sterling ex-
change. while the sustained strength
of marks suggested additional hquida-
ton of our securities by German
holders.
The psychological effect of the pre-
vious weeks preparedness parade was
made the occasion of considerable dis
cussion, particularly in its possible re-
lation to the coming political conven,
lions. General trade advices indicated
gradual return to more normal
conditions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-05-21
COFFEE MARKET.

NEW YORK, May 20.-A renewal of
the recent buying movement caused an
opening advance Of from 1 to points in
the market for coffee futures this morn
ing, and active months sold about to 5
points net higher during the early trad
Ing, making new high ground for the
season The demand, however. seemed
to be pretty much limited to some Of the
recent prominent buyers. while the ad-
vance attracted more or less realizing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-05-21
TREASURY STATEMENT,

The condition of the United States
Treasury yesterday was:
Net balance in general fund, $124,-
7s0.176.
Total receipts. $2,326,475
Total payments. 81 .694,47s.
The deficit this fiscal year is $685.
701.6o9 against a deficit Of $1l1,67S,097
last year, exclusive of Panama canal
and public debt transactions.
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FINANCIAL.
l Will Sell,

$500 South. Bell Tel. 4 Tel. SO at 101.
$4,000 c. c. 4 CT. Falls Land $50 at 20.
$4,000 Wash. Rwy. 4 Nlec. 40 Mt sos.
$4,000 Potomac COnsld. SO at 1OOM.
$3.50 Pot. q Ches. Steamboat sc.
100 Capital Traction at 90.
100 Wash. Rwy. 4 Elec. com. At SSHS
ex. div.
rs wash. Rwy. & Elec. pfd. at SAY
ex. div.
90 Washington Utilities (bid wanted).
70 Washington Gas at 7SH.
10 Wash. Vir. Rwy. com. (bid wanted).
2 Georgetown Gas Mt rs.
~ Pot. & Ches. Steamboat pfd.
IS MerKenthaler Linotype at 100.
Is LanstOn at y.
10 Farm. & Mech. Nat. Bank Mt SSO.
20 Continental Trust at 1904.
10 Munsey Trust at 86A.
900 Miller Train Control (btd wanted).
10 Gnyety Theater Mt 1b21z.
100 American Paper Can Mt 5.
900 Oklahoma Oil (btd wanted).
10 Graphophone pfd. at 1877.
200 Tripure Water Systems at IL.
100 Washington Baseball Club At -.
100 Washington Investment Mt To-
q Connecticut Pie at 20.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-05-21

points higher to two points net lower.
Near months were steadier on covering
some support from trade interests. but
distant positions were lower under
liquidation. July sold from 5.34 to $40,
closing $50; September. 5.35 to $40.
closing $40; December, 4.S1. closing
4.91, and March. 4.40, closing 40
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COTTON MARKETS.
NEW YORK.

>Ew YORK. May 2O.-A less faVor,
~ ,.iew Of political advices seemed
largely responsible for quite an
sailing movement in the cottoh ma
ket during today's later t ~ ~ to 1905,
contracts eased off from l3.2l 10 30"
and closed at 1906, with the gem
Iist closing steady at net decilhe VI
s to II points. .d
vance of to points in response y
relatively steady cables. ll.o ~
increase in the amount or cot.oh va
shinboard awaiting clearance also en-
Outraged buyers. and there seemed 10
be some fresh demand from van stlee.
sources as well as covering TOT oNeI
the week end. Offerings increased Iish.
after the call, however OWLS 70
favorable view of early weather re.
ports. and the reactionary sentiment
which developed a day or two ago was
considerably in evidence. A1ter SNOW
ing a net loss of some or polLi's
prices steadied slightly on reports tnat
looked for another cold, wet spell IN
Texas. But the buying was by no
means as active or aggressive as
earlier in the week, and prices SOON
eased off again under continued reahL-
ing or liquidation for over the week
end. This sort of selling became de-
cidedly more active following the pup
LEGATION of press advices from Bu-
charest claiming that the French min
lister to Rumania has been recalled.
with October selling off to 1903 and
December to 1922, while May broke below
the thirte cent level July lqu1da-
ton was more in evidence than for
some time past, and there was good
deal of switching of long contracts
from that position to new crop months
at the small premium Some of the
July selling was said to be for the &C
count of southern spot people. and this
probably helped to unsettle the market
during the morning. Private cables re-
ported continental buying of new crop
months in the market there. and there
were rumors locally that foreign gov
eminent had been in the market here for
both spots and futures, but that the
terms offered had not been found al
together satisfactory by domestic mer-
chants. Except for reports Of continued
drouth in South Carolina and Georgia
and the apprehension of lower tenn
peratures in the west, weather advices
were considered generally favorable.
Port receipts today. 1921 bales: for
the season. 6.S76.S32 bales; exports to-
day. 37,713 bales; for the season, 4,784,-
AS bales; stock, 1,144.501 bales.
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l Will Buy

10 Capital Traction at s6ha.
70 Wash. Ry. & Elec. pfd. at 81 " ex' oiv'
Ok washington Gas at 1874.
~ ErnnkIjn National Bank at $50.
10 WcLachlen Bank Corp. (oner wanteol.
10 Continental Trust at I@o7s'
1000 Oklahoma Oil.
sO Ain. Coal and Iron com.
Exclusive of commissions. Suo1ect
to previous acceptance or cahc All ~.
Bonds plus accrued interest,". All
cutions for cash.
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Railroad Shares Yielding, But
Harden With the Gen.
eraI Tendency.
INDUSTRIAL ISSUES SLOW,
BUT HOLDING THEIR OWN
Bank Statement Shows Expansion
of Loans, With a Contrac-
ton of Reserves.

NEW YORK, May 2o.-Conditions
nearer the normal prevailed during to-
days short market session. the first
hour being attended by further realiz-
ing for profits. Railroad shares. es-
pecially Reading, showed a pronounced
tendency to yield, but the entire list
improved later in response to a fresh
inquiry for high grade issues. particu-
larly Canadian Pacific. which advanced
81 points to 1s2a, with ~ points for
$500 and a point or more for Union
Pacific and some of the other standard
shares.
Coppers came into greater promi-
nence. with large dealings in Ana
conda, kennecott and Inspiration.
Westinghouse was fairly strong in
connection with the publication of the
annual report, showing earnings of al
most is per cent on the common stock.
Industr1aIs Are Strong.
Leading industrials. as represented
by United States Steel, showed little
change and equipments were mostly
inactive. with a hardening tendency
toward the close. Marines were dull
and inclined to ease off, probably in
ping bill by the House OF Representa-
tives.
Unclassifed stocks were inactive. but
motors regained a part of their recent
losses Continental Can and United
Industrial Alcohol denoted further &C
tivity by cliques and pools. Total
sales of stocks amounted to $4,000
shares
Instead of an estimated cash gain, the
bank statement showed an actual cash
loss of almost s10,000,000, loan in
crease of virtually as much and a fur
ther contraction in reserves OF almost
$4,000, 900. reducing the total excess to
about s77,000,000. the lowest figure
since the new form of bank statement
became operative.
Foreign Exchange Sluggish.
Foreign exchange was sluggish, but
steady in the main. Reports that ar
rangements had been made to increase
the gold imports from Canada were not
confirma BILE.
The weekly trade reviews were of the
usual confident tenor. although they in
dictated irregular recessions in various
lines of business, but bank clearances
showed further expansion.
Bonds were irregular, with total
sales. par value. of $2,125,000.
United States coupon rs advanced II
per cent and Panama coupon IS l per
cent on call during the week.
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NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS. May 2O.-After
slight advances in the carly trading
cotton fell off rather sharply on this
market today on the rumor that
French government representatives in
Rumania had been recalled. At the
lowest the trading months were 9 to
~ points under yesterdays quotations.
The close was at a net loss of to 10
points.
Cables We're much better than due,
but the market made only half
hearted response to them, rising to 6
points in the early trading. This was
followed by a sag, under realizing by
longs. to the level of yesterdays close.
Forecast of rains in the western belt
for over Sunday was considered unfa-
vorable and stimulated enough buying
to put the market to the highest levels
again. but just when strength was be-
ginning to develop the political rumors
appeared and there was quick fall.
During the last half hour of business
the ring was excited and active. Much
long cotton was thrown overheard.
Spots again were quoted up this time
points to 10 cents for middling. This
was the third DAY of higher prices in
the spot department in the face of
the lower tendency on the part of con-
tracts. Thirteen cents is new high
level for the season.
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Orders From Abroad.

Other foreign inquiries in the market
are for rails for Russia, France and
Italy. amounting to about 1876 900 tons
and for wire products Of nearly 100000
tons. for shipment into the war zone
Japan has taken another lot of $4,000
boxes of tin plate, at s5.75 per base
box, and several lots of a few thousand
boxes were taken by other foreign con-
far east, at IS to $50 per base box:
Since May 1 about 100000 boxes Of
tin plate have been sold for foreign
shipment. Mexico and South America
have taken a few 500-ton lots of foun-
dry iron. Italy has bought 500 tons
of Bessemer. and Japan has been ne
gotiating for 1000 tons of low phos-
phorus iron.
In the domestic field the main fea-
lures of interest have been the sale of
$4,000 tons of marine plates for the
building of boats on the Atlantic coast,
deliveries to be made during the last
half of 1917, and the placing of a con-
tract of 100000 tons of blue annealed
sheets by an automobile manufacturer.
Agricultural implement makers also
are sounding the market for soft steel
bars for a years delivery, beginning in
July.
Domestic Rail Orders Scarce.
tracts for shipment. but the Italian
state railways placed a contract for
5000 gondola and box cars in this
country, while Canadian government
railways placed orders for 1000 cars
and thirty locomotives with Dominion
manufacturers. Home rail contracts
were confined to small lots. amounting
to 5000 tons.
The fabricating shops took orders for
about $4,000 tons of steel shapes. in
GLIDING 1900 tons for bridges on the
Pennsylvania railroad, 1000 tons for
the kaufman car shops at Cleveland.
and 5000 tons for a highway bridge
at Yankton. S. D. Bids were taken on
two subway sections in New York
city: three more sections will be bid
upon this week. and eight more early
in June calling for about 10000 tons
Of steel.
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New Financing Expected.

The better tone of the bond market,
including extensive dealings in Anglo
French SIS and the Dominion of Canada
issues, the latter at a new high quota
ton, heightened an impression that ad :
ditional financing is under way for the
allies. Renewal of gold imports from
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-05-21
DRY GOODS MARKET.

NEW YORK, May 20.-Cotton goods
were firm today. Wool goods tended
higher. Burlaps were steady to firm.
being opened for the spring season.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-05-21

Rats every year destroy about per
cent of the growing sugar cane In
Jamaica.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-05-21
WEEKS RANGE OF PRICES.
Corrected to the Close of Business May 20, at
the Office of The Evening Star.
Railway and Miscellaneous Shares.

closing
1914
e to date
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Orders for War Munitions
Dominate the Steel Market

NEW YORK, May c0.-Interest in
the steel trade for the moment Is CEN
tered mainly in the placing of con-
tracts for war munitions. present and
prospective, requiring 100000 tons
more of steel. Domestic manufactur-
ers of projectiles placed orders during
the week for about $4,000 tons OF
steel rounds, including the lot pur-
chased by the American Can Company
to cover recent contracts secured for
projectiles.
The greatest activity, however. was
in the endeavor to secure options on
bloom. billets and bars by American
manufacturers to cover the contracts
for about 100000 shells now under
negotiation for the entente allied gov
ernments, the awards for which are
expected in the next few days. Rep
resentatives of the French government
also are actively negotiating for about
100000 tons of ingots. plates and bars
for direct shipment to be manufactured
into shells in Europe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-05-21
Industrial Tone Strong.

Conditions in the industrial world.
apart from labor problems, continued
eminently satisfactory, although price
concessions in steel and iron bespoke
a lessening of general demand Further
payment of deferred preferred divi-
bends by the Republic Iron and Steel
Company and the resumption of divi-
dends at d increased rate by the Dis
tillers' Securities Company. testify to
the continued prosperity enjoyed by
varied Industries.
Copper shares We're reused from their
apathy of recent weeks with material
advances of the better known issues
The price of the refined metal mani
tested hrmer tendency in connection
with negotiation for further large ex-
ports to England and France.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-05-24
Grit entlanit, oann infs &ino-
Sheater.

9as 2. t. ii. t. Mrmeefommnnoo
bat Die grridtung uno ben 8etrieb
BON 5elofinos perfiigt. Die Broief-
tionsapparate muroen aus oen err
5ielten ginnabmen angel6afft nnb
es beitebt Die abii6t, tie nod Dem
ariege Wilitarer5iebungs : anltal-
ten ODER Dem &oten &reu5 5nr Ser
fiigung 81 lteaen. 9as &riegsmi-
nilterium bat eigene &ino5iige CUR
gerfiigung geitelt. Sn einem
Stanoort muroe fir oas 9inotbea-
ter cine eigene 8orade in Der N1be
Der 8rigaoelanitatsanitalt erridtet.
Die sur @ntlauiuna fommanoierte
Wfannidaft gebt na1ber ms &ino,
on oas cine See=Saae aitgelhloilen
tit. SIM Mrmeebereid itno iest be-
reits Iieben ainos nufgeiteat, 0eren
peitere folgen. Die 2eitung nno
gertualtuna miro bon Sff5ieren be-
Iorgt. oenen oas Seloperional unter.
ltebt. 9urb Sortiesrns Der Spiel
bauer elnes Yrogramms anf oret
bis bier Gage lit fir Die @buedie-
lung gelorgt. Die Yreiie Der Ylabe
bemegen itd smiiden Is bis 80
Bfg. Sir Sdulfinoer inter Siib-
rltng tbrer 2ebrer uno ruiiiI6e Sc
fangenenabteilungen fonnen Sepa-
ratporitellungen unentgeltlid peran-
Italtet meroen. - Oas @rtrdgnis
aller Sonntaesporlteaungeu miro
Der Stiftang Der 5meiten @rmee fiir
@ittuen mo @aiien bon @efallenen
5ugel6lngen. SIS nnroen bisber
81 ,959 aronen aus 5elofino Gin
ridtungen gemeinniieigen 3rpeden
5ugefiibrt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-05-24
7rtie Yreft fit Seras: Mitwod "a. Wai 1916.

8aro Sslano IN fur5er 3eit in 4n=
griff gu nebmen; oie notigen Ser
meiiungsorbetten iino bereits begon.
tteft.
= gea6 einem 8eridt oeS lamb
mirti6aftli6en 0eportements I'll
Iuitin baden li6 oie fiir8ltb gefale.
men &eeen Hber BEN gan5en Staot
ousgebreitet; oie @usiihten fiir cine
quite @rnte boben iid peientli6 SEE
bur6 gebeiiert.
9te vStuoents' go-operatipe
Societp" Der 4uitiner Stoats Uni
periitat beobi i6tigt an ser @uooo=
lonpe StraBe, Dem l1niper1itdts-
uGampus" g~egeniiber Elm Store
@ebauoe o%uffiibren 5u laiIen, oeiien
Soften auf $4,000 peranI6lugt
limo; 6as @ebaltoe ion Bis gum 1.
Sftober bonenoet lein.
0ie u3ationol Mobair
Growers aifociation" in gl1tffoale,
@ratb Gourtp, bat ii6 nit einem
&apitol BON $1400 inforporieren
lai1en.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-05-24

- 36 Iusl1noern puroen I'M 9un-
0esgeridt bon Hifter Sbeppnro oas
samerifaniide 9iirgerred)t erteil1;
cine 8erlon peibliden 8eidlefts.
SRI. Gotta 3uft, befano iih oarun-
ter. Inter Den neuerl 8iireern fin
ben mir folgenoe nit oeutlfen Na-
men: 6obert 8eiaano, Benjamin
8araif), GrnIt 8iIbeIm 8otb, guaen
S. 8otb, Sulius 2eiiterL Serbert
Gotuiu 8eere, anton SeisIer, SSobn
5reoerif Wilien, anrl 5rieorid)
S6ulte, Soiepb garalfD, Meldior
Sabn, War Grnit 9ange, 8rieorid
Suliits 2eDp, SoIepb @ieoermann
1ito Hatban SoIomon.
@ir MAIDEN nod)mals allf 6ie
&affeegeIeaidaft anfmerfIam, sic
moraen nndmittoa i'm SauIe BON
5rnu Grboro @aientber an Der
@uentber StroBe, gum 8eiten oes
0eutiden Iroteitamtilfen alteit.
beims itattfinoen miro. aae 8orbe.
reitungen iino auf's Bette ~getroffen
Gin biibIhes muiifaliides gro-
gramm miro CUR 4usfiibrung fonr.
men uno ale Eeilnebmer peroer
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-05-24
;salidle Melonma.

Der aapellmeiiter elmer ~olterret
dilden &esimentsmuiif lit eifrig
oamit bei6aftigt, aus Dem fleinen
Seloardip Die 9toten fir Ole NOR
gige Selomeiie beraus5uluden.
Die MeIie bon SCHUBERT, oie boIt
Gu ii6er mieoer irgenopo in Wfon-
tenegro liegen IaIien uno id fam
iett eel6nino cine arloere ldrei.
6enl" iagt er ST. Ieinem 8uriben
uno gebt in Die Stube.
gta6 einiger 3eit fonlmt Der &e-
giments : Ioiutant mo fragt nod
Dem GapelmeiIter.
Or iitt orin. "meIoet Der gltrlde.
.er f%onponiert fit moreen cine
MeB bon Sdiibertl"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-05-24
L.okaIes.
Die Semofratiid)e Staatsfunpemtiun.

9ie ecltrige Sikulte ser oemofra=
tilden Transformation lit fir oie
9lnti : 8robibitioniiten 5iemIid be-
frieoigenb perloufen. Ser groBe
&dmpf UNI ben Sis inn 0ationalfoe
mite fam ni6t gum 4nstrag. @leid)
nod Dem Die Temperate Organic.
tion bon5ogen uno Die iibliden So
mites ernannt paren, pertagte iid)
Die &onpention. Sen @egnern
2obe's mar Dies iebr angenebm, trob-
Dem Der @ntrag auf 8ertagung BON
ibnen nidt eeItelt mar. IS mar
elm taftii6er Sebler BON ser anoern
Seite, Die @egner 2ope's betradteten
es als einen Sieg.
Sic errangen nod peitere @r-
folge. Sn Ben &on1ites bra9ten ite
cine Waioritat 5uiommen, Die Ser
guion's Administration gutbeiBen
uno iid eeeen STANDARDIZATION
ll11o nationaIes Srauen : Stimmredt
erfldren molte. Sic braften aitf
einen ifarfen Boom" fir Hihter
@ear's g%etperbl1ng Inn oie SteGe
aIs permanenter goriiser Ser &on-
pention in Gang uno 10 errei6ten
iie nod peri6ieoenes onoere. Sn
Solee oeifen eineen tie oenn aud
siemlid boffnungsfreuoig in oie
sueite Situng.
Ole 5meite Sieung.
Die 5meite Sisung ser @onpen-
tion begam gegen 5ebn l1br beitte
morgen. gs berridte aagemetne
lSponnlng. 9enn maj muBte, oaB
BET Der @abl oes permanenten 8or-
iitenbem Die Srage, ner Die 4on-
troGe iiber Die 4onbention alisiiben
iole. Die Inbanger SerguIon's ooer
Die Hrobibitionilten, entldie6en
1uer6en miroe. 9as &omite fir
permanente Organization reiAte
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@albefton. seitern, 1920 Ste.