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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-29

had been IN effect only three days
Tuesday. no great amount Of lumber
shipments have been held up,
The embargo also applied 70 live
stock and p~eTishahle freight for export,
but there IL very little freight Of that
class originating at Memphis for ex-
port
Cotton shipments were not affected
a. all R. T.. Buchanan, representative
Of The southern export cotton commit
tee. said Tuesday that export cotton
las BEEN moving out Of Memphis every
day 10 gulf and South Atlantic ports.
The receipt Of package freight from
New York and Boston via the Clyde
Linen. G. q st. L. railroad route, In
which local merchants were deerly
concerned. was not integfered with by
The emhRrgocs iAsued.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-29
CARY IN BANKRUPTCY.

\ voluntary petition in bankruptcy
was filed in the United States district
court Monday afternoon by J. Fl. Cary
in which he listed as creditors the
firms Of Rennard Haynes Co. Of Min.
neapo,is, Mirn, IS 900; National Surety
co. OF Now Yor't SIS coo, and Randolph
& Randolph OF Memphis. $3.50, his tota'
La bi'ities heirg s9.l5o with no assets
The petition was referred to A, A
Hornsby, refree,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-29

SUES FOR HIS MONEY.

DUBLIN. July 2a-william Pediar,
an American citizen and a member of
the Cian-na.Gael who fought In the
Easter rebellion, today sued the chief
commissioner Of the police for money
taken from him after arrest on u charge
OF drilling. The jury returned a YER
dict Tor the plaintiff, but the judge
refused judgment, holding that an alien
had no rights against n crown official
acting with authority,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-29

fronted by the negro for Identification.
The attorney-genefars office will make
q complete investigation into this mat
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-29
BEST CREAMERY BUTTER, lib. SIC
SLICED BR'kFAST BACON, 1b. 81
GRADUATED SUGAR, lib. ...11c
FANCY CALF. LEMONS, doz. 23c
CHOICE lRIsA POTATOES, PIX. SIC
CARNATION MILK, small sc
TOMATO SAUCE, 8-oz. tin Sc
LIPT0N'S TEA, Alb. ....21c
PRIDE OF ILL. CORN, can 16c
NO. | TOMATOES, can SC
GOING UP! UP! UP!
SOAPS AND CLEANSERS

While some retail dealers have perhaps not ad-
vanced prices yet, nearly all soaps and cleaners are
sure to be higher SOON! Soaps keep" well. Buy
now and save the difference.
Soap, Palmolive, per cake .................. .12c
Soap, Clean Easy, per bar &c
Soap, Fes Naptha, per bar ..........@..,....8c
Soap, Crystal White, per bar. .........~.....7c
Soap, Lenox, per bar Aye
Soap, Octagon, small bar. ................. &c
Soap, ?. & G., White Naptha, per bar. .........Sc
Soap, Ivory, Coz. bar &c
Gold Dust, medium pkg. .......,.........5c
Washing Powder, Lighthouse, pkg. ..........5hc
Washing Powder, Grandma's, pkg. ............,5 &c
Washing Powder, Star Naptha, med. pkg. -. ,6hac
Cleanser, Old Dutch, per can. .................9 &c
Cleanser, Octagon, per can &c
Cleanser, Lighthouse, per can ...........S....5c
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-29
MAI. PASCHAL DUE.

Maj. raul c, Paschsl, assistant TO
Lieut,-Ccl. \. S. Frost, professor OF MIL
itary tactics at Central High school, Is
expected In Memphis during the pres.
ert week to ASSUME his duties, Mai.
IA " hal was granted a leave Of absence
before assuming his position as assist
ant professor of tactics.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-29
SOLDIER AND WOULD-BE
BRIDE LODGED IN JAIL

NASHVILLE, Tenn. July 20. (spl.)
a pretty ROMANCE OF a young soldier
and his beautiful i9-year-old sweetheart
came to an unhappy end or was tenn
poraftly halted whom officers arrested
the unlucky lovers, v. v. Cumsasns,
Of the United States army, and Mary
Bohen, Of Arlington, Ky, and locked
them In separate cel,V nj the police
station early this morning following
their elopement from the girls home
In Kentucky. ,- J
The runaway couple was met at the
Union station by Chief Bartheil and
Officers Bashaw and Patton and were
charged at The police station with be-
ing fugitlves from Justice. Cummings
has a divorced wife and child living
In St. Louis and the discovery Of this
fact by tho father OF Miss Bohen halt
ed their intended marriage.
The parents OF the girl, Cummings
explained. are Catholics and their faith
forhlds marriage after divorce. When
the religious barrier doomed between
them they decided to elope to Nashville
and he married, but a message from
the enraged father preceded them and
their plans were shattered.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-29

To Purity and Enrich the Blood
Take GROVES ,TASTELEsS Chill
TONIC, which Ia simply IRON and
QUININE suspended In Syrup. So
Pleasant Even Children Like 1t. You
can soon feel It's Strengthening, lnvig-
Grating Effect. Price 60c. adv,
Arizona republican., 1919-04-23
Hair Dressing

CLASSIQUE DEN STUDIO-Call Naomi Davidson, 2704, and stop your hair from falling; grow new hair. Shampoo soc and 75c; soft water. Chiropody, work guaranteed. 27 N. Central Ave, Stroud bldg, rooms POT and POS. 5m
Arizona republican., 1919-04-23
IRISH EVADE SOLDIERS

LIMERICK, Ireland April 22.-(By the Associated Press )-The entire town of Limerick was set laughing this afternoon over the manner in which the strikers, who Monday were refused permission to enter the city over the Sarsfield bridge outwitted the
Arizona republican., 1919-04-23
Special Notices

DID YOU SEE the little girl get hurt in the Merry go-round at Nor ley's Country club Sunday afternoon, if you did kindly phone 2OT2 or address 919 North Sixth street, City. The girl seems to be improving, but still suf- fering much pain. I also wish to thank those who so ably assisted in caring for her. Frank Stefan, father. ak
 RALLY. If Mrs. Anna Rowland sees this ad., call Catherine Mason at Con- mercial Hotel. It
 WANTED-The people to know that Pep is back on the job at the Star barber shop at 214 w. Washington with a full force of barbers. Will be pleased to serve you. dg
Arizona republican., 1919-04-23
Veterinary

DIR. J. c. McGRATH, Veterinarian. Tel. 4265. 107 W. Jefferson. If
Arizona republican., 1919-04-23
Lost and Found

LOST-At Chandler 4-15-19, 3 mares and one horse with this mark )c. Finder please notify to Crescencio Varela, Box 433 Tempe. al
 SPRAYED or stolen. bay mare, tall, slender; wind puff on each hind ankle; shod on all four feet. Reward will be given for her recovery. Notify J. 0. Welch, Gilbert. Arizona ak LOST-About 5 o'clock Sunday aft ernoon, on Mcdowell road, near fair grounds, one pair of eye glasses, tor , toise shell frame in black metallic case. Return to R- Allyn Lewis, 119 North Central avenue, and receive re- ward. If LOST-On November 10, 1918, one black mare mule weighing about 1900 pounds; branded U on left shoulder; $50 reward for the return of this mule to Lambert, Langley & Abercrombie. 720 North Seventh avenue. Phone S0o6.
 If SPAN of mules strayed from my ranch eight miles south of Tempe. Last seen going toward Tempe. Span of bay mare mules, weight about 150O each, no brand, no marks, except one has scar in flank. Will pay very liberal reward for mules returned to my residence 2S East Seventh street Any information call 46 Tempe or 102
Arizona republican., 1919-04-23
TW0 Big Chances f0r
 Our" Stockholders

We will than 10 arranged formation that the large Ranger Duke The chances are getting
 but should unfortunate feel that will be the o acres at profit stockholders dividend
 hit both >~ x
Arizona republican., 1919-04-23
REWARD

For the return of stolen wheel, Cen
 tral," is the make, and almost new. Phone 1866 or call at PIP Fleming building. 2t
Arizona republican., 1919-04-23

doors and windows. The guard was unable to halt them and soon all were home.
Arizona republican., 1919-04-23
You are rich and SO are 1Ve

There wells being drilled all around officers exception 50 % week secretary Your will be ourselves subscribed by friends and officers
  stock feel that good
Arizona republican., 1919-04-23

military and got home from a hurling contest across the river.
 The strikers boarded a train for Linn erick and when the station was reached four persons left the cars and tried to pass the soldiers at the gate. While the argument was proceeding, the other passengers, who had remained con- cealed in the train, darted for other
Arizona republican., 1919-04-23
Business Chances

FOR SALE-Good repair shop and garage, cheap if sold at once. Long lease. Phone or inquire. Hardwick hotel. al
Arizona republican., 1919-04-23
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

WANTED-Good steady job for an all around mill man and good pay; if you know the business. call Phoenix Flaming Mill. If
Arizona republican., 1919-04-23
Wallpaper

LATEST designs in wall paper, tints, vaInishes paints. Deputy. 30 South Second avenue, Phone 4294 First class work at reasonable prices. If
Arizona republican., 1919-04-23
COrSetfere
Hides and Furs

WE PAY highest prices for hides and sheep belts. Effrop & O., 1909 E. Madison. Phone 1882. If
Arizona republican., 1919-04-23

WANTED-Middle aged man to stay with man for company and do light work for good home and small pay. N. T. B. 20 W. Portland. It
Arizona republican., 1919-04-23
Turkish Baths

SULPHUR vAPoR BATHS, $50; shower 35c. Ladies' dept, 137 N. Gen. tral Phone 4215. U
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-23
THE CRIME OF HALF PRODUCTION

tn" Farn"n' region
only per cent supply "
n. Mononsah tho Mone7
all its mines and the
Thus means
Is per cent
when
Of the workers ptiuy reduced"
able to work only
third or time organization OF the
coal industry shoulders the coal
mine invested money provide
invested the to create proper car
yards allow
early return to the mines
carried the hand " mouth manner
coal the does
their day a" day
ess the temporary Surplus production is
from the through the MILL Plants
PROVIDE themselves
and do not hold cars Tor storage
much " and 70 load
lessdesre for nnta
coal But these things cannot De
COSTLY As the working capacity that results
k, Tho greatest Improvement industry will not be IN higher
1t be In an ina" Will
"a continuous employment
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-23

quality, and their public necessity. and
PROPOSES to eliminate the possibility OF
strikes and Of the consequent INTERRUPT
tions of railroad traffic
Exentaa,ly, The principle eff the Cum
ming Ssa W ,i IS accepted ID the rail
road operation OF this country. We
cannot quietly contemplate the possihil-
ity Of great cities starving. OF indus
tries being ruined, and tho commerce Of
millions Of people paralyzed because of
a question Of wages. or Of conditions In
railroad operation The steady flow Of
traffic over railroad lines is essential to
the very life Of the people On account
Of the difference in the strike features.
the Intelligeneer believes that the Cum
MINIS bill is superior to the House bill.
Whether or not our members Of Con-
gress have the courage in the face Of
the arrogant demands Of certain labor
leaders, TO protect the peoples interest
by standing for the Cummins bill. re-
mains to be seen. Eventually. however,
the principle Of the Cummins bin will
he written into the railroad legislation
Of this country.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-23
RAILROAD LEGISLATION

The passage of the Cummins railroad
bill on Saturday probably insures ado
ouate legislation preliminary to the re
turn Of the railroads to their owners.
II Is the most important. constructive
step on which Congress has so far
taken. The bill will 20 to conference
committee and the final details Of the
new railroad Law will probably be
framed by that committee The essen
,ial difference between the Cummings
bill and the House bill is 10 the char
ac,er Of the anti-strlkc provision. Both
bills create boards OF Cancellation. on
which employees. owners, and the public
are represented. IN the Esch. or House
bill. the findings Of such boards are not
made obligatory upon railroad employees.
or upon railroad employers. In the
,%,mmtns bill the findings OF the board
are made obligatory.
In actual operation. the House bill
VII create standard which. uadoubted-
Iy. will have a great moral influence and
trnd TO reduce labor disturbances. The
Cummlns bill. however. takes the rail-
lads ou. 81 tn" sphere Of industrial I'M
rest. - frankly recognizes their public
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-23
Former Secretary of Commerce.

get themselves on thor own foot other
wise. We arc tho creditor. they IN" debt
ors. II is no use to suggest to them that
We should Ike to y" paid or even to say
in a careless way that VIC will wait until
they are able To pay. They can't pay
now and they can't even wait unless We
help them.
OF course We arc not speaking much
Of the highly organized states with we'll
developed systiSns OF finance hu, rather
Of the smaller and newer nations whom
VIC have brought into life. Nevertheless
the Older sisters in tho family arc hav-
ing their troubles. The burden on Great
Britain is such that Ia work and To save
is the burden all her t;trcsmcn's thought
today. She must save If she Is to pun
herself out. She is deeply involved. and
spending and striking only fastcn her
feet las they do our fecD deeper in the
miro.
We. over hero hay" all that the other
nations lack. credit on vast scale.
sufficient To bring the worlds salvPI ION
II v" had the mind 10 use il. sufficient
{" fHrntHh materials and machinery to
tn" empty mills Of tho world sufficient
10 equip tn" mines and the railroads
w:;h all they need. sufficient to supply
~" farms with ANIMALS and machinery.
sufficient to set the world at work with
Ad"quHt" tools and supplies
All these things We have. all these
things We want to furnish How shall
they he supplied IT, these who cannot
pay only furnishing them the means
with which TO pay. We have the goods
TO sell. they have the need to but: wo
have the means Of paying ourselves Cor
N" goods, they have not the means OF
paying.
Every business man knows that wa
cannot undertake the task until we
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-23

The feat Of revivlng France shows
that almost miracle OF resurrection
has been wrought. This is what We
should expect Of people like the
French, who are willing 10 work and
save. Their burdens are tremendous:
but they have this wnodcrfut asset or
thrift and It will go far 10 carry them
through.
1t makes their credit sood. this
thrift Of theirs. and those nf us who
would help France would do well to re-
member this characteristic in which
they excel every other nation. 1t is
the soundest basis for credit which n
man or a business house would have
and the French have il almost in per-
lection
1t is wise also to remember that
Great Britain is finding herself She ia
for her foreign trade, securing SO per
cent OF accounts that are beyond the
normal scope Of banks and taking her
share OF losses TO that extent
She has developed credit insurance IN
he rforetsn trade. Her burdens arc inn
his feet /. - well he is. for. though
our competitor he Is also our biggest
customer and ne and We together must
chiefly carry the worlds burdens Tor
the next ten years or more.
We must not forget that there is onr
thing that We have TO do with abroad
Of rather pressing Importance. The
world owes us about Sl5.000.000. 900. il
we include the three years interest on
government loans which is to be funded.
Somehow or other the world has got
to find means to pay US that $4,000, 600
900 and to pay interest on the most of II.
Meanwhile and in addition to that II has
got to find means TO buy the materials,
tools and the food with which to work
and live while they are earning enough
TO pay US principal and interest and to
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-23
COURT GIVES
NO LIQUOR DECISION

WASHIEGTOS. Dec. 22.-Thc su-
premc court today recessed until Jan
uary 5, with out handing down all op'n-
ION on the CUnstituliunality or sections
Of the VolStcad prohibition cnf0rccmcht
act cfccling the alcumolic content Oh
beer. $500 ,,o
The supreme court today ordered INV
government, 10 show CouSe on JanuaF!
IL why original proceedings should no.
Inc instituted by the state OF khodc Is-
land and New Jersey retail liquor uoa!-
rrs TO have determined the constitutions
,Iity of The national prohibition con-
st,tutiOnal amendment.
ArplicatiunS fol permission to contest
the amendments validity and seek ~
junction against it, enforcement ~
ihosc states were presented last "'ch'
In both instances the amendment Vas
alleged to conflict with the state po-
Itrr powers and with the federal con-
atItutiun. h,,,
In ordering the government 10 SNOW
cans, the court, according 10 govern,
rHrnt attorneys. followed an unusual
m-ncrdurr AZ ordinarily In such H.
stances, permission 10 brink Such pr"
cccdtnKs is given and date flhcd Wh'h
rhry ar, rclurnlhl". Til" court nov
,,vrr was generally believed to pc
,romp,cd by thc fact that hS 'h'
amendment becoming effective on jan
nary lG naat III" procedure foIIo""H
v,,,ild cxpcdiatc matters.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-23
THE DEPORTED REDS

The deported Reds" sailing in the
Soviet ark from New York City. amused
themselves and kept up their courage
by cursing America, damning the Stars
and Stripes, and singing the Inter
rationale" America is we'll rid OF this
small army OF Anarchist agitators but
we must not think that the 249 men and
women who were shipped from New
York on Sunday represent all. or even
a considerable part, Of the Anarchist
elements in this country. There are
hundreds who hold the same views and
who. perhaps. have only been a little
less noisy than Berkman. Goldman and
their associates. The doors of Ellis
Island have swung open freely TO the
people Of the old world. Few restric-
migration, and we are now beginning to
realize some Of the evil effects from
taxing INTO our populalOn, large uuHH
Der Of men and women. who do not be-
lieve in our form OF government. and
whose prime object has been to SOW the
seeds Of sedition-
The Intclligcncer has no fear that
America is going to be Sovietized at any
time in the near future, We have too
many men who own their own homes;
whose savings in banks represent re-
suits Of their own labors. and who en-
JOY substantial prosperity won by their
own efforts 10 put u premium upon idle
ness thriftlessn1Ss and immortality.
But the preachers Of discomfort can
cause serious disorder. They can. and
have, 70 a degree, interfered with tho
useful operation Of industry. A few
men in a critical position can very ser
iously disturb the social and economic
organization Of the whole people. For
that reason We ought to make thor
ough and a complete cleanup OF the
preachers Of disorder and OF revolution
wherever they are.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-23
! SAVING THE PEOPLES
MONEY

.Dayi, Lawrence. the Washington cor
-s,,5.r, Who has won reputation
@fairness and impartiality. unhesitat-,
s,nr,v declares that the investigations
instituted by the Republican majority
, of the House Representatives have oeen
.ins,rumcntal in saving hundreds OF
s-ri,Iionz Of dollars TO the American
.-,.onre Congressman Graham. chalr-
-rran Of the investigation committee OF
r,he House Of Representatives with ms
associates, has vigorously orooed INTO
s,argc number Of the contracts for ma
,eri,,s and the settlements for the cam
oscillation OF orders. and as result OF
S,b,s probe, many settlements have been
S-ovixct and a sum approXimating three
S-our,hs CT a billion dollars has been res
Scued from the maeistrom or eStraFa'
rrance waste and inefrciency. prevailing
Gin the War Department. II the Repuo-
slcan Congress had done nothing else
Shan mt n check upon the saturnalia OF
.expcndit.res prevailing. both in the
army and the navy. II would have been
sust,fed by the result thus obtained
= The peoples money belong to the
~speople. and the billions that were gath
ss,rec, from the savings. the sacrifices
and tho denial OF the people OF the
.United States, ought TO have been con-
SERVED with the closest care. 1nsteaa'
aor tina. extravaganza, particularly IN
.,he operations OF the military organ'-
sation ruled. such as the world never
saw before. The greatest business
which Congress can do at the present
,in,e, next 20 the passage OF he rail-
, road bill is in pruning down eSpcndt-
lures. n getting back to period OF
economy. in helping TO save the money
~ the people The billions spent by
The government are, in themselves. 4
powertul factor. contributing TO the
! high cost Of living. and any step to-
wards looping on useless employees. pre-
venting weste OF public funds. and low
.rinS taxes, Is a direct step towards the
sound and normal.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-23
RIPPING RHYMES
Nv WALT MASON.
wrrRY WAITER.

The zee rs on the river. the ice ~
rr ih.. lake. and on tn" shore !
shiyrr. and feel rhcu'natic ache. !
S,,. the ychOulbUS skating upon the
vii known ice. Tor mo. an watch
ful waItin. must TyeroUCc suffice.
Among III" youthful friskcrs have
IN mace. AlaE' B'H!rd my stack Of
vnjskrrs ! SIT and wa,ch them pass.
'rnc snow ~ in tn" valley. the SNOW
- ON the h,ll. and there the chill
dren sally, they'r" cuastinE with
will. hear their joyous laughter.
nc down the siopr they whiz. while
| in Stat and rafICr, have pangs 81
rheumatic | sit behind my gal"
WAYS. and tN blithe world give
tongue your youth won't last YOU
always. So RI u while you're
Young" don't admire tn" Eatf"-.
Tho ancient. drn"ling lad. VIII"
rhides the happy laughter. md
ruak-s Youths spirit sad. | cannot
,uiu the skaters. | cannot tool a
a'ed. or dance, in ttr"!css CATERS.
whru others are IN bed. But all the
fnvruI playing 0f KIDS looks good 10
me. although my head is IrayinS.
and I've "A spawned knee. The
Young. with smiling races. are play
ing ~ the snow h"hjnl my hanging
laces ! bless them as they go.
'uvnriEht ny George Matthew Adams.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-23

you've had your hrcls Strengthened.
Oh. Bredden. how delicate of you
i've got n mustache" he shouted
wrathshly.
"A mustache, Oh. Hrcddcn, where" I
mean. really? WhcreH--I mean. have YOU.
Breddcn?"
MY hat. please" hc demanded tonscly
My cane. kindly"
And h. srrud" out. and the next day
she got a letter requesting the return Of
his ring. and another one the day after,
and another one every day for two
weeks. but tho sensible girl returned
nothing but his empty candy boxes.
Tomrorrow--"Th" Day Was sunday"
a diverting tale Of thr Ruff"ndcr FANNY.
including the two Ruffondcr children,
PerlbuttOn and WinSonia.
(ProtcCtCd by Grurg" Matthew Adams. }
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-23

Norman liarGood, former editor Of
Golfers, recently appointed minister 10
Denmark, Is charged with Bolshevik
sympathies. 1t Is the amazing thing
about this administration that long
haired Socialists and noisy aGitators
seem to be preferred material for off,
cial appointment
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-23

The supreme court has recessed with
content Of beer. What's the use OF an
opinion on alcoholic content anyhow.
when there Amt no such animal as
beer7
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-23

There are several people living in the
out the pike district. who have not yet
been mentioned for the vacant council
manic position
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-23
MAKE cHErsrndAs AnxHY

nv calling the Union Mission. II you
have any cast off, or old clothing or
wearing apparel 50 10y Scouts are
waiting TO call for them with six big
ante trucks. Call q. ". Cory. Onion
Mission, by phone. d-l9-j
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-23

II "crude" oil keeps on advancing. We
shall have TO find some more aristocrat-
&c name tor II.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-23
SENSIBLE ATTITUDE TOWARD OUR DEBTORS

While We Have All That Other Nations Lack They Must
Find Means to Pay Us $15 0OO 900 With Interest.
By WILLIAM G. REDFIELD
Former Secretary of Commerce