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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-03-24
Saving for War
Makes America
over Effective
Frugality Transfers individuals
Buying Ability to the
Nation
By Dwight w. Morrow

Mr.. MorrcaU is q member of one of
the international banking houses
that, prior to oar entrance Into the
auar, took part IN the American f,aan-
cling Of the French and English acar
loans. He is moao director of the Ne1o
Jersey War Savings Committee.
Over 100 years ago, when England
was battling for her life in the long
Napoleonic wars, the great naval vic
tory Of Trafalgar came as a flood Of
sunshine bursting through black clouds.
When the news reached England a
Guildhall dinner was given to William
Pitt, who had kept his courage through
dark years when his courage was a
priceless national asset. Pitt was ac-
claimed the savior Of England. He
responded in those simple words that
Englishmen have always remembered
"No one man could save England;
England has saved herself by her ex-
ertions, and will save Europe by her
example"
How truly both England and France
could make that same statement to-
day! No one man, no one group of
men, could save France. France has
saved herself by her exertions and will
save the world by her example. No
one man, no group of men could save
England. And Belgium! Belgium,
with one little foothold on her devas-
tated and ravished land! 1t may be too
early to say whether or no Belgium has
saved herself by her exertions, but
surely it is not too early to say that
Belgium has saved the world by her
nXan1n lie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-03-24

The above rates express The cost Of
foreign money in terms OF the Ameri-.
can dollar. You buy an English pound
sterling at, say, $4.75n. The intrinsic
parity IL ;a.SsM per pound. Thus you
say either that pounds are at discount
or That dollars arc at premium, which
Is diving to the fact that in England
the demand FOR dollars with 'Ai,'. to
gcttle accounts In this country is greater
than the demand in this country for
pounds with which to gettlc accounts in
England.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-03-24

They' ought to support the mar
sket in order to insure success of the
next Liberty Loan" said a ten share
speculator as he gave an order to
fell his precious odd lot.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-03-24


twelye oanKs the close
100000 " ~ o''O0u"'s io' "en'oeis s1o-
RESOURCES
Gold
Geld settlement fund (F 379s65Ooo 3725o8ooO
Gold with foreign agencies 525oooco
Total gold held by banks soo25oecoo
Gold with Federal Reserve eo62Soco
Cold redemption fund 211140O0 21os60oo
Total s1so2e14ooo s1ea24aooo
Legal silver,
Total s1ss2s72ooo $685. $4,000
;s uSc9un me nabers 54319ooo 57484ooo
0'S O0"s"' III 32838C,Co1 323246OO0
lotal bills on hand Sao732ooo
United States securie. cno
nted ntates govn short term securities
an o"er earning assets. 424o,O0O
49, Total earning assets s1o7135ooo
ue Lo Ieea Reserve banks-net 100000
0"O01oS'eo 4e"s 36782,000 3571470O0
Total deductions from depts.. sss75eooo
fund against Fed
All o an h I Bank notes $4,000 $4,000
'-' N''NA A0'ouiee'
Total resources ssAoas95ooo sas3oo7aooo
LIABILITIES
S Snpnns paid s4oooo
100000
ods to %em ;t
deposits including form GOVT Credits 'ooo 2 s24a
Total ss75ooo s1ss275ooo
Eedera reserve n IN actual circulation 15090oo 106228000
federai reserve Bank in circulation,
All other asS7eoo ssooso
Total liabilities $34oae5ooo saaaoo73ooo
to
ties combined, 614 befor
Ratio of Reserve
ties combined 6S4 per cent Week be fore, CAS-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-03-24
Winning War
Nation s Task

Our task is to see that the exertions
Of the Belgians, the French, the Eng
fish and the Italians shall not have
been in vain. The people of the United
States must save themselves by their
eXertions; they must help to save the
world by their example. No public Of
fetal, however able, however diligent,
can save them. No ordinary financial
operation will produce the sums of
money that are needed. The people
of this country must do as France and
England have done-they must put
into this fight the exertions of whole
people.
The business of this whole country
at the present time is war. There is
going to be plenty Of work for the
men and women of the United States
to do. There is no reason why any
man or woman should be idle. The
government is dsbursing approximate
~ s2O,oo0,ooo,oo0 this year-mostly for
war purposes, both on its own account
and for advances to the Allies, to be
spent in this country.
1t is inconceivable that such a sum
of money can be spent without having
the business of the whole nation going
at the highest pressure. No man, no
woman, can be permanently out of
work when a great nation is calling
for services from all.
But goods and services are not un-
limited in quantity. They are limited
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-03-24

Silver.-Bars in London were quoted
46d, an increase of Id; New Y ork, so Is c,
an advance of &c; Mexican dollars,
741ac, up 1c.
Sub-Treasury.-The banks lost $780,
900 to the Sub-Treasury yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-03-24
Dividends
Extras

Extras
Indiana Pipe Line Company.-Extra
dividend Of 81 per share has been de-
clared, in addition to the regular quar-
terry dividend of So per share, both
payable May Is to stockholders of rec
ord ADril pa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-03-24
Elections

q. y. Maharna and +. Il. Walden
have been elected vice presidents Of
tho Corn Products Refining Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-03-24
acceptance Rates.-Currentb bid prices
TOR prime acceptances are as follows.

e1~@S k'V<1IICCS NIV us IOIIOWS.
Thirty Sixty Ninety
Spot delivery: days. days DAYS.
Eligible member
., banks .......... A14D 49, % 42sqo
eligible non-mem
Der banks: 80. 4I2% 4Ia9o 4Ia%
Ineligible bank
> bills ......... 5A9o 549S 5I4qo
For delivery within thirty days:
Eligible member banks. 45z%
Eligible non-member banks. go. 4s40o
Ineligible bank bills. Oh
Discount Rates.-Offlcial rates of dis
count for each Of the twelve Federal
districts arc as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-03-24
Money and Credit

The local banks managed to strength
en- their cash position last week, the
surplus reserves showing an increase
Of s2o,650,o20 in the weekly statement
Of the New York Clearing House issued
yesterday. This item now stands at
1896 1870. Loans and discounts of the
banks increased 600 last week
to total Of s4,347,211, 600. Net de-
mand deposits increased s17,573,o 900 to
atotal Of s3,712,119, 900. The statement
showed United States government de-
posits OF s332,954 900. compared with
s244,254, 900 the preceding week.
The statement of the Federal Reserve
I. Bank Of New York showed an increase
Of approximately 100000 in bills dis
counted and bought. The cotal gold re-
serve of the institution amounts to
1909 AL BAT, compared with s579,937,-
/ GOO week ago.
~ The actual condition Of member
banks shown by the Clearing House
statement yesterday follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-03-24

raris Bourse Quiet.-PARIS, March
-0--lradins on the Bourse was quiet
to-day. Three per cent rentes sold at
% francs for cash. The per cent loan
was quoted at So francs 20 centimes.
The foreign exchange market was
closed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-03-24
Stock and Bond Averages
Bonds

by the supply of raw materials; they
are limited by the number of people
that are available to work; they are
limited by the willingness and capacity
of those people to work; they are linn
tied by the available supply of tools
with which the work must be done.
Every nation when it goes to war
wthdraws from peace industries many
Of its best workmen to fight under the
colors. 1t withdraws many more work
men to make the weapons which the
fighting men must use. And it must
never be forgotten that a peaceloving
nation, unframed for war, must start
almost at the beginning. 1t must not
only make the weapons, it must make
the tools with which to make the
weapons. In many cases it must make
even the tool with which to make the
tool with which to make the weapon.
There are only two ways in which
the government can set what it needs
to save its life; that is, by greater
production and by less consumption.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-03-24

Below is given the current exchange
value Of foreign money in dollars AMI
cents, together with tine intrinsic gold
parity, rs calculated by the United
States Mint:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-03-24
Saving Is
A Real Duty

The wage Garner who to-day refrains
from exercising his command over
goods and services and buys war
Savings stamp or a Liberty bond, or
pays off the debt incurred to buy a
bond, is not permanently surrendering
his command over goods and services.
He is temporarily transferring that
command to his government He will
resume the command as the interest
and the principal of the government
obligations are paid to him. He will in
all likelihood resume the command at
a time when the same money will Sc
cure more goods and services for him
than at the present time, when he bids
for them in competition with his gov
erumept.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-03-24

o!'ls' o9-l6 per cent; gold premium at
Lisbon, 125.0e).
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-03-24

Federal Reserve Banks

Mach 23lhe preparation bird
Liberty Loan in this weeks statement
N"0 discounts ioi 9-o-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-03-24

London Money MsYiket---LONDOI,
I Asreh 2S>--Monsy, aA per cent; dir
ssunt rstss fcy short and three months
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-03-24
Cost of one dollar

Closing rates yesterday, compared
with a week ago, follow:
Quoted dollars to the pound.)
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-16
IILI SPEED AHEAD -
NEEDED. SAYS MVtl MBl.i,

Washington. Jan senator NC
Cumbcr OF North Dakota today gave
the senate a gloomy picture of the
position of the United states and hJI
allies iu emphasizing his plea TOR rudi.
cal speeding up of thv shiphulldin-
program. lie declared ENGLAND N1-
nov bearing the brunt of the war ana
asked how long can she stand the
strain The United states mu'i
send five million troops Co balance the
man-powcr Of the central powers, hs
taId and seven million would h' u'f'-
ed 10 make tho Germans rcitca.
"ltussian and l,umunia are out OF
the war. asserted Senator Mr'umhet.
Italy SIS losing ground France 's
unable to make ANY hendway The
wall Of opposition at IN, eastern end
at .ao battle line In continental Europe
is crumblup. Who can say how ION;
Italy can or viii Withstand IN" Teu-
tonic pressure optimistic Indeed.
must bc the man who Will say "a single
wear without additional support
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-16
# KIDNEYS ACT
BAD TAKE SALTS
SAYS i'uUkuvhC r. sign N"u il'N'
i,ccn Isitiug Too Much
Meat,

Whom YOU wax, up with hJch'ohr
and ,uII misery in the kidney region
u general, mcaus you have Dec"
eating too much meat, Saws % wen
known authority Meat forms uric
acid which uyrrworks the kidney. 90
thor effort tu filter u from the blood
aud the, hcCou," sort of ptrhlyN'"
and Iurr, When Your kidney k''
sluggish aud clos you must rr'l'N'
them. like YOU relieve your h"W'l'
rcmuyInr lII the hudy's urin"u waste
els. YOU hay, hackachc, sick mead
ache. dizl, rpolis your stomach
tongue b. c1tt,d. aud when the wrath-
or ~ bad YOU have rheumatic twinE"s
tn, urine b. cloudy. fun ut sediment
channels often set sore water sc"ld-
4ua YOU are oulirr' Co srvk relief tW"
Con- three times during NJ NIGHT
Either consult p good. reliable ply
stefan az once or sect from your ph't
mu,i-t about tuur ounce ut Iad S'li7
take % tablespoonful iu q gldS fni va
ter before ]hrruliiHt for 20 Few days
and Auul Sidney. viii then Net ilur
This ltmuu. -tlt- is made from the
l.Id of grape. uud lcuruu Juice, com
biu,J with UtuIl. tud has been u-'I
fur generation 200 .lopu 1uu stimulate
sIurrish bIUu,l. also Go uouuHliI"
acids boo tho uriu, so ~ %" l"upct ara
tatas thur rud.up bladder weakness
Iat Salts b.. Iit, -'vcr -or regular
meat eaters o. d. inexpensive can
not iuiurc and ml,vs 20 delightful ~
fcrNr-,cut water drink
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-16
AMERICAN SAILORS
NOT DOWNHEARTED
IN FACE Of DEATH
Oh, Boys Where Do We Go from
Here?' Said a Member of Jacob
Jones Grew as He Battled for
Life Against the Waves.

Nv |...H...NN FN|."
$40 Atlantic ruit. Jam IG Tho d..
r.pr,-.ItJ, bamor ot the American.
urntrl mau 900 tnp llrr 90. death vu
uut abstcd Is tn, German torpedo
tru sank rh. Omitted stutcs destroyer
Jacob Ipu,. December % Lieut. Nur
uIlu Scott who arrived hero TODAY
with l,oui Commander David vs.
Ilglul. commander ut the jacob
lur.- tul1 tho STORY of 20 s.Ilur who
b,pu hurried into tho -og ny the ,N
pilsiou ct a.. turpyuo
sporting water aud hattIius v.aI
th" waves. the sailor prinurd and
shouted tu his mates
"Oh bows Whore du We su from
beer,
Commander Uarlc,. B., VJs learned
from naval officers who accompanied
him. planned iu surrender himself a-
"a prisoner uI NIr Co the submarine. lu
order To- save. th, GROW 81 the jacob
Jones. go ur whom persisted The
T-hu1t disappeared however before
h, could mats, the offer Co the tjvt-
man commander Aftc" he had been
hauled into 90 dory Commander Nar
lee said 90 Lieut. scott
Keep 1u ,yc out for th" sub Scott
" Fritz viii give as % town. . viii
give myself up
Soon th, Dri-cupe OF the -uhuu.
rluc cam, tu the surface. 5000 wards
away Th, T-bout approached am
American sailor struggling iu the va
tor and four Germans dragged the
man aboard. The submarine then
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-16
COUNCIL
NAMED TO ASSIST
IN LABOR PROGRAM
John Lind, Former Governor of
Minnesota, Is Chairman Indus
trial Workers Needed to Back
Up the Fighting Men

Washington jan Ir Sis uf.u tud
one woman were m1m,J Dol, Secretary
wilson I,-t might Zoo form tuo ad,t
or, council thu, VIII assist 900 thc
administration of was labor pro-
grain entrusted 90 tn, department ot
labor Dos thv president
John Lind, form,r governor ot Min
ucsotl be- chuiru.u uI tny council
and representative e. tuc public Hnu
other members are
Representative of cWplut cr-. Nuu-
diIl C|utchiup-. president ul the Sl"-s
sheffield steel a. lruu company
Birmingham. Ma and of plttt lruu
works. DAYTON. ohio chairman uf
IA, war committee of the, chamber
IT commerce, of the tuitod Suit,sI
uud 4 \ Laudou general manager
of the American Radiator company
t,icp president ot DO" aircraft pro
duc'iuu board and president OF the
Buffalo y y chamber of com-
mcrcUt.
Representative ct ompln,o John
g.. Lennon uf Illinois former treas.
urcr OF thc American Federation of
! Labor. uad John ,tt-ry OF Pounsyl-
yauiJ rou.pr members of congress-
Economist pr o. e. Marshall of
th, uuivcr-lt, uf chicago
Representative of women Ngur-
Ncstur of chicago president of the
woman trade uiu league member
of the drfeus, puuu,lrs wourt:'s com
mittcc ana former president uf the
rlov, workers union
Iu q statcm,ut announcing fh, APE
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-16

Every day HERALD WANTS SOS
1irI acin. secure positions sell ari''Ici
10 longer needed, rent huJsc- flats
apartments stores ana real estate. find
a., Y.st sell bauaes. lots and farms
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-16

Tut .n. UrIr WANTED od. tboH
Doe rITl AIID>S wanted
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-16

Want 90 tr1dr mat mulo Tor a g's
wagon Try tue WANT Ap way,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-25
Better Not Bring
Your Sugar With You
IfEat AtRestaurdnt

Anyone who. dissatisfied with the
amount OF sugar allowed for coffee,
purchases sugar at a grocery and
takes 10 into a restaurant in order that
he might fiji his coffee with the
sweetening. is unpatriOtic. in the Opin-
ion Of food administrator C. n. Bas-
sett and restaurant operators have
been requested 10 make reports of
such individuals. Mr.. Bassett gave out
the following statement in the matter:
Attention has been called to the ac-
tiOn OF certain diners in hotels. res
taurants and boarding houses of El
PasO. Several persons in the last few
days have gone to the local grocery
stores. bought small supplies Of sugar
and brought IL into the eating houses.
thus evading the rules and regulations
laid down.
This action is unpatriotic. The res
taurant men are requested TO give the
names Of any persons guilty Of such
an action.
'Al ministers are requested TO read
to the CONGREGATIONS, sunday, the mes
sage Of Mr. Hoover 10 the American
people
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-25
Strange Woman Passes
Bad Checks; Then
Departs From City

Twenty FL Paso merchants have a
violent desire to meet once more a
woman with a number Of aliases,
who operated in Ell PasO Tuesday.
according TO a report reaching a
private detective agency in FL Paso.
"nicking each merchant for sums
ranging from IS to S25-
Her system was simple. Walking
into a store she would select a few
articles. usually toilet articles or
small jewelry. and when paying for
them would discover that she had not
sufficient change. She would then
resort TO a check drawn for suffi-
cielt TO leave a comfortable balance
between the price OF the articles and
the face OF the check. She secured
about 500 by this means. leaving
in the afternoon for a point on the
FL Paso and Southwestern railway.
She drove 70 the place in a service
car and paid the chauffeur with a
bad check The various frauds were
not discovered until Thursday.
It is believed however that the
woman IS working in Douglas. 1t is
thought that there may have been
man working with the woman. from
the fact that at one Of the stores she
purchased a pair Of mans shoes.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-25
VILLA IS DEFEATED AND
TURNED BACK SOUTHWARK

Chihuahua. Mex. Nay e5.-Pancho
Villa, when last heard from. with his
body guard Of 30 picked men, was
making his headqUartt-5 in the
hacienda de Chorreras." 40 miles
northeast Of Chihuahua, near Falomlr
station. on he Kansas City, Mexico &
Orient railroad. There he was as
sembling all the scattered commands
Of his lieutenants, trying TO get q
good number Of men TO then march to
the border and assal Ojinaga, be-
ueved by him to be without defenders.
Lieut.. Col. Martinez Ruiz with q
cavalry force. located him, from the
hacienda de Puebllto. md last sun
day, at o'clock. after an hour Of
fighting. defeated him, killing and
wOunding Is "Villistas." taking from
them some arms and ammunition and
making them flee TO the south Of
ChOrreras.
Villa seems TO intend crossing the
railroad at Ortiz, between this city
and santa Rosalia, and in order to
disperse him, Gen Francisco Con
zales. former -'jefe de armas" Of
Juarez. with a strong force is ready
between Ortiz and Meoqul 10 make
him fight or run TO the south. It is
known by prisoners made IN Chor-
reras that villa has no more than $50
men. POORLY equipped AM mounted
and with a few rounds If ammunition
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-25
WiUSMSbend
City Pacing
Till WarEndS
Copia and Few Unfinished
Streets Last; Council
Holds Back Bonds.

When city street paving already
projected is completed, there viii be
no more work Of this kind in FL Paso
until after the war. Alderman J. P.
O'Connor said Saturday that this had
been practically decided.
There remains but one really inn
portant street to be paved. that being
Copia, which viii give a paved out
let TO Alameda avenue and the county
road for all East FL Pasoans now re-
Quired TO make the loop around Pie
dras street
The voters OF the city decided some
months ago TO sell 100000 bonds for
providing a fund for paving street in
tcrsectiOns- The issue was never sold,
but the bonds are being taken at par
by the bitulithic company in payment
for intersection paving. When the
projects now under way are COM
pieted. about half Of the bonds viii
have been so paid out This viii leave
about $50, 900 paving bonds IN the city
treasury not issued.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-25
Mexico Fears
Labor Imported
MayBeDrated
Gov. Hobby to Ask Wash
mgton For Guarantee Of
Exemption for Mexicans.

Austin. Tex. May 25.-Governor W..
p. Hobby today agreed to take up the
question 9ith the war department at
Washington Of obtaining a specific
ruling which viii have the effect Of
guaranteeing NeZicans coming TO
Texas as farm labOrers or other law
full purposes that they VIII not be
drafted into the army.
This was the result Of a conference
held today with the governor by g.
N. Seguin. Mexican consul at san An
tonic. c. T. Halt0n. an attorney, and
Col +. A. Chap. Of San Antonio. Adj
Gen. J. A. Harley and Mai ]. G.
TONNES. supervisor of the draft SER
vice, were also in the conference.
Consul Seguin said the Mexican
government had no objection TO Mex
leans coming TO Texas to work or for
other purposes. provided it was as
sured that the MeXicans would no
be drafted into the army. The adju-
tant generals department viii CO.
operate in the matter.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-25
CHIHUAHUA MAY HAVE A
SURPLUS OF FOOD SOON

Chihuah a. Mex. Nay 25-The
chamber Of commerce Of this city
has made an inquiry among the local
merchants tOdetermine the amount OF
beans nov IN stool in Chihuahua The
Investigation showed that there are
1000 hectoliters - nearly 10000
900 bushels Of beans-and as the
actual population Of Chihuahua is re-
garded near the $4,000 mark, It is es-
timated that the beans viii not last
more than three months.
The wheat crop now in harvest IS a
big one, in all the state and there are
hopes that flour and bread viii 90
down in price a few weeks more
In the Laguna district, around Tor
reon, the wheat crop IS also big one
and an fears Of scarcity OF Hour are
dissipated. Tt IS possible that the
farmers viii have a surplus available
for expectation to L g United States,
after providing the local markets.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-25
MEXICAN MINES RESUMING
OPERATIONS QUITE RAPIDLY

Chihuahua. Mex, May 25.-In the
last week 200 more workinEmen we're
employed in the Santa Eulalia mines.
where little by little The mining op-
erations are being enlarged. The
American smelter. in Avalos, three
miles from this city. has now five fur
naces in fun operation, and gives en-
plOyment to several hundred men who
are paid weekly in American currency
gold or bank notes. as now the Mex
lean gold and Mexican silver coins are
very scarce and nearly all the trans
actions are made in American money.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-25
FEDERALS LOSE OFFICERS
IN FIGHT WITH VILLISTAS

Confirmation Of the battle between
Francisco Villas personal command
and q federal command under Col. T.
Martinez Ruiz were received here
Saturday. The fighting occurred
Sunday at Charreras and La Mora,
along the Orient railroad. Among the
federal dead were Capt Escalera,
Lieut.. Juan Contreras, sublieutenant
Sebastian J. Romero. In addition,
three sergeants and IS private SOL
diers were killed, according to the
report received here. Hipolito villa
was with his brother at the battle.