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The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1919-07-08

RESOURCES
Loans and Discounts ,769 "a
Overdrafts secured and unsecured...... 432 81
Stocks Bonds, Securities, L, 0C
q. s. Government War Loan Bonds S1,8S0S7
Banking House, Furniture and Fixtures 100000
Other real estate owned ................. 2,7O0OC
Mortgages and Judgments of Record. 142. 3S1 0s
Due from National, State and Private
Banks and Bankers and Trust Com
panies other than reserve................ 3,44092
Checks and other Cash Items...... 1885,. sc
Exchanges for Clearing House............. u.S964s
Due from approved Reserve Agents.. 3O,443. 0S
Lawful Money Reserve in Bank. viz:
U. s. Currency and National
Bank Notes. 1I5y2 %
Gold Coln........... l'95Z.5o
Silver Coin ......................... 2,S33.60
Nickels and Cents................ 24610 16.204.2O
Total. o86 q
LIABILITIES
Capital Stock paid in.................... 90
Surplus Fund 100000
Undivided Profits, less expenses, inter-
est and taxes I03454S
Due to National, State and Private
Banks and Bankers and Trust Com
panies, other than reserve............... ss71.7s
Dividends paid ....................... 100000
Deposits: (demand).
Subject to S1s4. 415a9
Cashiers Checks outstand-
ng.................... 4,2S451
-lss, GAS. so
Deposits: (tine)
Savings and Special ................. 1885, 615 .05
0S6. 982. q
STATE OF MARYLAND,
COUNTY OF DORCHESTER, SIS:
l, w. II. Spedden, Cashier of the above-named
institution, do soIemnly swear that the above
statement is true to the best of my knowledge
and belief.
W. II. SPEDDEN, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this It'll
day of july 1919
W. EARL DAVIS, Notary Public.
Correct-Attest:
EMERSON G. HARRINGTON
W.lNICHOLAS WILLIAMS
W. GRASON wINTERBOTTOM
Directors.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1919-07-08

A few thousand Hard Red
Bricks now ready for delivery. Cam
bridge Brick Co.-Adv. sgt. tu.th.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1919-07-08

Adv. 6-10-tf. B&R.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1919-07-08

Adv. 6-25. B&R.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-24
Enginen1en Cannot
Join the A. r. of L

Denver colo June q The Broth
erhood ~ Locomotive Fircmen and
EnRinemcn cannot affiliate with the
American Federation Of labor. ac-
cordlng tn statement today by - H
Robertson, ~ youngstown. Ohio vice
president 90 the brotherhood which b.
it convention here
The American Federation ~ La
hor," said Mr.. Robertson. "ir 10
framed constitutinnnlly that II can
give representation tu unls one ~
each ~ organized hhors branches.
The brotherhood of Locomotive En-
Eineers already N a member of the
federation ana represents the enEi-
neers, " this brotherhood. with mcn-
hership composed of both firemen aud
engincmon. Joins the federation. rep-
resentation could only be given to the
firemcn, a. the cnElnoWpn already
are represented by the brotherhood
- Locomotive Euglnovrr"
The morning session ni the cunNcn-
ton was devoted 10 reports OF special
beneficiary committees which we're re.
peatedly broker up with moiions Tor
adjournment 10 Join in welcoming the
ltsth field artillery which arrived
here AT noon today The motion WIS
oNcrrulod because of bylaw which
prohibits participation a. body in
any public dcmnnairation.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-24
INTERESTS
AID PLAN FOR YANK
SETTLEMENTS, CLAIM
Sinister Influences at Work In
Behalf Of Secretary Lanes
Project for Farms for Soldiers
and Sailors, Il Charge.

Washington, June st.--Charges that
selfish and sinister influencea were a.
work In behalf OF Secretary I.ane's
project for farms Tor soldier. and sail.
ors caused wranEle today In the
house public lands committee.
Representative Nichols. republican.
Michigan. declared that a soldier who
appeared last week before tho com.
mittcc had been coached and sent for.
ward By J, J. Harris OF the BiR Horn
Investment company OF Harding. Mon
tana- Representative Ferria demo
crtt, Oklahoma. took vigorous "a.
ception 10 the charge. saying he hi.n-
self had seen the soldier In the aud.
ence and invited him 10 speak.
Mr. Harris promised 20 appear 20.
morrow 10 TESTIFY. He told the com
nHttcc the soldier had come 10 him
for Information about the bill and he
sent him to the committee.
The house specifically prohibited
these transactions In passing the bin
and stormy debate preceded senate
action. senator owen. democrat oh.
lahoma. declared the department .
method of caring Tor war supplies was
infinitely Hcandaious." while senator
King. democrat Utah, said
Nome body In the war department
ought 10 be punished for this wastcfnl
and wilful expenditure OF pubilc
money IN the purchase OF unneceA-
anfv lands"
ny a vote Of ~ 10 20 the senate re-
stored provision stricken out In
committee 10 prevent use OF siop
watches or similar time measuring de.
vices In work done under contract for
tho war department.
Tn discussing the purchase Of the
site Tor Camp Benning. Georgia. Sen
ntor Lcnroot republican. Wisconsin.
renewed his charge that Sccrctar,
Baker had been guilty OF breach OF
faith.
The secretary ~ war" the sena
tor said, had no more moral right
20 take these millions Of government
T.unev 10 purchase this land than I
would have the right 10 steal ao much
money from my neiEhbOr. No one
dreamed that there would be any such
violation of trust as 10 uae money an.
propiia'ed for war purposes 90 hny
land Tor peace nr0Rram 20 which
congress never had given approval"
senator Smith. democrat. Georeia
defended Secretary Baker's action
declaring Mr.. i.enrootH attack utter.
~ incxcuathle"
senator Owen, democrat Oklahoma
ana New, republican, Indiana. also
criticised the secretary.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-24

New York. June .s-Esmonn a~
VnIfrn "nfrnIdanf Of the Irish r&nuI,.
A.. - ......,. -. ,........ ...E -.
-" - -"
efican Nptrfnment effF ~ arp~Af-
-. .-.-....-~ ii .-.--
"' ~ '"' '"''"''r" ~ f''A ~
laws of a government ~ the rtori1.
he the people and for The p4nuIa."
hn .t...,...t -. ,.a- -.
~
H""sp"fsF a'-p@tenrH ae'un4 WASH
lnEton officials that he would have
'".-"@ " n','- ~. '"' -" ~
public. were called 70 nm attention.
In formal statement. Nf. Dc VAL
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-24
s. VILLA REBELS
KILLED IN FIGHT
At VILLA AHUMAOA
Mexican Consul General Garcia
Olives Out Official Statement
Regarding Battle; No Estimate
Of Federal Losses Made.

vt Paro. Tex June s,--sikty three
vIna rebels were killed and many
more wounded saturday IN fight
bst~een fedcrai troops and villa for
ces for possession II villa Ahumada.
according to an official military dis.
patch given out here today.
The dispatch was received In juarez
today by General UonHales from Cen
eral Quiroga. federal cavalry com.
mander The official teNt was given
out ~ Mexican COnsui-generai Garcia
here.
According TO the dispatch. GENERAL
QulroEa attacked the villa rebels In
Nilla Ahumada saturday afternoon, A
fight which lasted thee hours follow
ed with the federal cavalry charging
the villa positions inside the town
Finaily the rebels we're forced 20 retire
l,rsvtng their wounded IN the town. ac-
cording 10 the dispatch
Quantities % ammunition and other
war elements we're captured, GENERAL
lulfoga reported. No estimate Of the
federal casualties were given.
The dispatch was sent Uy courier 10
Juarek from villa Ahumada.
Villa representative here today
claimed the villa forces Killed is fed
cral soldiers and track workmen sent
out from Juarez yesterday q repair
the Mexican Central railroad. The
train attack occurred near Eamala-
yuca. thirty miles south % Juafex.
Villa forces continue moving toward
caras Orandes aud the Mormon col
unica from the villa Ahumada country
according 20 reports received here 20.
day. ltanchcrs arriving al the border
reported villa = forces badly disorEan-
ned
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-24
HAIsILausES Will NOT
SIGN Pf.ACE TREATY

Womar. Monday June ea.-Dr.
Hanlel Won Halmhnuscn, who was on
Sunday designated ~ the German rep.
iesentatlve 10 Hlan tho treaty 5f
peace has telcgiaphed his resignation
rather than attach his name TO the in.
atrument
The German delegation 10 Aign tho
peace treaty probably will he named
tonight or tomorrow. Before tho ma
tional assembly voted today to sign
the peace tcrmA Internationally. fiery
appeals In opposition were made by
the democrats and conservatives but
they apparently had little effect
when the vote was called. an bat "a
Few members arose 10 signify their
affirmation OF the governments do
cislon 10 sign. once the vote was
taken. gloom appeared 10 descend
upon the assembly The most xigor-
GUS oppononets uf signing were
speechleas ana seemed 10 accept the
Inevitable with resignation.
Many Wild rumors OF what would
happen when u became known the
assembly had voted almost unHni-
moualy TO accept the terms gained
currency. one that appeared TO got
most support was that all the Officers
Of the Germany army would resign
" tho government did not refuse 10
surrender German leaders ezpcciall,
Field Marshal von- Hindenhurg aud
General i.udendorf. and dcfy the ut.
lies io seize the former emperor. In
military and semi military circles a
strong inHistence has developed that
the former emperor h Innocent aud
that under no circumaanceH must he
be- placed on trial except In o. neutral
court,
ln some quarters the threat of tho
officers 10 resign was taken most sor
iouHly on the ground that such action
might pave the way for a Spartacnn
aud communist uprising throughout
the country.
Opposition 20 the surrender % Ger.
man war leaders IN apparently the
point to which tho greatest objection
IN raised. The delcEntca to the ma
tional assembly seem dishoariencd
and crushed
President Fehronbach made deF-
pcrnte rhetorical attempt TO inspire
hope In the future hut fniled 10 stir
single delegate 10 applause.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-24
To Discuss Wire
Strike Situation

Chicago. June st.---s. .. Konenkamp
International president Of the Com
merciai TelcEraphers Onion Of Amer
lea. viii leave for Washington tonight
IN connection with the strike allua-
lion which viii be placed before Post
master General nurieson By a COM
nittec appointed by the American
Federation OF Labor. The committee
includes John Walker Of the mine
vorkera ana W. a. Bryan OF the leath.
cr workers.
konsnkamp has asked 4. J. Manlon,
president of the order 0f hallway
Photographers, aud !. y Noonan o. the
electrical workers 60 attend tho con-
f'rcnCes
The railroad telesrnphoru are refns-
INK a. handle commercial business aa
a. means Of aiding the striking COM
ercisl teleErnphera.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-24
!; DOTS and DASHES

London. admiral Won Reuter-. In
command Of the German fleet sunk IN
Seapa Flow. will be court martialed
Tor breaking the armlstice conditions
according 10 the Daily Mail
Atlantic City The American Fed
GRAFTON uf Labor. In III. closing session
Of ita convention here. pledged Itself
20 obtain q general 90 hour week FOR
Ell crafts ana government service
employees In the United States.
New York Edward de Valera.
president u the Sim Fcin Irish rcpub-
lie, emerged from seclusion last night
aud was greeted hy demonstraiiv.
gathering TIE declined to tell how he
escaped from England
Wcimar. national assembly
yesterday voted to sign the peace
treaty conditions Internationally
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-24
trnd,is.i Load International situation
~ Titd tehssaf-sl frsN1

w ttt ltNhNNth ffNHN.l
The signing Of the peace treaty with
Germany probably ~im take place
Thursday There n some doubt abou,
the date. however. because of lack Of
word from 0ermnny regarding her
new representation at Versailles
Haniei Won Haimhau-cn. who was
named as plenipotrutlsry 10 sign the
treaty has telegfaphed his resignation
to wcimar
President Wilson has ordered the
transport George Washington 10 bc
held In readiness at Bresi Tor his de-.
pariurc. Ne has agreed 10 remain In
Paris until the treaty has been signed
Final arrangements for the ceremony
are being made at Versailles by Pre-.
inier cicmenccau. president % the
eace conference. Who has announced
his intention to resign the premier.
ship a. soon us the treaty 4 ratified
Work on the Austrian treaty was
resumed BY the Representatives OF the
great powers IN Paris today. The
council has referred the question of
the sinking of the gcrmau ships In
Scupa Flow 10 commission for de.
termination a. to whether the armlH-
tice conditions we're violated by the
Germans act.
Tommaso Tittoni. the new foreign
minister of Italy, Will bc the leading
Italian dciegate at the peace confer
cnce, according To advircs from Rome
II is said that declarations he has
made do not reflect any disposition on
his part 90 rcccde from the position
taken by former Premier Orlando and
Foreign Minister sonniuo a. 10 Italian
ciainn ON the eastern shore of Adrl-
utlc.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-24
Yank Casualties
So Far 289,0l6

washington. June 2t.-Total casual
ties OF the American eNpeditionary
forces reported 60 date was announced
today by the war department aa shg.-
0ie Including
Killed In action unciuding 81 lost
az seal a3.sit
Died Of disease es.see.
Died ~ wounds is,s5e.
causes ttte.
Total deaths 1852.
Wounded In action sto.sSi.
Missing lu action mot Including
prisoners released or rcturnedi Aa4n.
The name of John n. Amber. Ma
pief, santa barbara county California,
Vas one Of iNo contained In todayH
casualty.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-24
NNOTmrn CYCIOPs CIIE.

InTHWUIll = = IUWN II NWUTNET
of the many clues 20 the lost collier
tyclops all of which sn far have
been exploded turned mp here today
when the mother OF otis Ramsey, a
seaman on the ship received a tele-
gram from New Nork saying he was
''Hafe IN this country again and that
the missing vessel was In German
pori The navy records show that
otis namsey of Columbia was u sea-
man on the Cyclops and he IN listed
a. "ioft at sea- With the ship. OH
clals think the message hoax. but a.
hoy expect to solve the mystery some
day, they are carefully looking up
every clue.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-24
TODAY
IN THE NEWS
His Task Il Not
Finished.

n Ef,AuSE he con-ldrrr that
lisIfed, George Cic,uenccan.
Frances fighfine prssntcr. viii
rs-iKn ~ roon ~ the treaty of
pcacc Il promulgated, assoFsiis,E
20 a dispatch frOni Paris r>ccs,ci
today.
MS task. of coure. was Win.
ming tn unr for f'runcc. ins
tiemenceau n above all
frcnchman. With him, u has al
ways b-cn q question uf Franrr
first at the peaec confcrs1cr.
While certain of the otitcr drir-
Esfes might have had intcrIa-
tionai notions. u,c TiEcr hal b.
fOrc him only the gfwatncsS of
France. ne fought aavasciy FOE
n stern fracc with the Gerninn~,
% aaa, ON The who'e. he c~rr'c' his
Would that Amer,ca had had
y dcienate that worked n wrii
for Amcffca a. Cicmsnccau uork-
csi for f'rancri
Cicmcncrau did not irt ans
league of nations dim his vision
~ \ fr<ufhnan. BE afxs~insi to
the pinn only when iir saw that
his country would have nolising
to io-c and everything Ia lsIn bs
the arrangement. Essn tisp lee
made surc of lrr futurc bs hrinc.
tug ai,otit a epss1fic agIessnsat or
the part of the tnitssi Stats's and
Great BFitsin to consc to fruncc'~
aid " rlic xisuld ever h. aftarkesl.
Cfcat A. he q. Clcuienccan has
his disiiust limitations. ifc n q
diplomat of the OIL -ilool. ~ T.
pss,hahi, chicfi, "a his infiuersc
that the rcacr sxuifs.rrncc has
hcid H. ~csion iarur.ls m -e<-r,t.
n h hc that maintained ~ stout
" in favor of thr odd system &C
aiiiniur.~--a system That plungt-i
nil t.urupc in a. var.
tiefncnesau thiuks that hts
task Il done. Hut n man likr
the Tiger can never hc said to
have cca-rd his iRhsrr until
death caiiS. Mhiir hr n,as never
again hold put,iic offks. his in-
nucncr win hong o,,iia-t hi- pre-
miss~hip.
Fran'- viii haze frcluent a..
cs~ioo to call uuon her grand old
man during the trying prriod &c
rccosastr,rtion that l. to s~rnr.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-24
Woman Claims She
Has Been Robbed
of Small Fortune

View YORK. Junf lnveatlFatlon
Of claim that t250.eo0 worth Of
vaiuables was stolen from a safe de-
posit vault At the Binmore hotel here.
u In progress, it was announced 20.
DAY. The valuablcs are the property
OF Mrs Clarence Millhlucr 81 Rich
mond. Virginia.
Counsel for tho Fillmore hotel
stated that Mr Miilhirer had reris-
tered ut the hotel May 90. aud en-
Taged one of the safe deposit vaults
In which saluabiss are stored Into
the vault Mrs. Mliihlser claimed she
placed valuabiea ie3tas t11t i2afs6
placed property OF considerable vai-
ue." Early M June when Mr-. Mul-
hiser opened the vault. according 10
her complaint, f.aN.0u0 worth were
missing, including a pearl necklace
worth more than fgao .0eo
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-24
Three Hun Ships
That Crew Tried
to Sink Beached

herman warships which their crews
attempted TO sink ~ scapa F1ow sat.
urday have been beached aud the
naden II mOored IN readiness for
hcaching. ~ vs. announced officially
to-day There IN every prospect %
saiyaFine the ships IN good condition
II the necessary apparatus arrives be-
fore bad weather sets in The ships
heached are the cruisers Emden
Frankfort and Numbers Two de-
stroyers are sfioat and eighteen have
been beaehed n IN added that there
iu NO prospect of saving the other de.
utroycra without elaborate operations
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-24
Tornado Victims
So Far Total IS

Fergus Pals. MINI. June st.--Mili-
tary authorities who we're IN charge
Of the tornado-stricken area OF this
city. have complied list OF a. known
dead a. q result OF the cyclone which
swept over here sunday The officers
estimate that the total death list viii
d, mot less than sixty"
Mayor George Frank Hcrg today is-
sued the following statement IN con-
nection with the financial loss which
resulted
- careful SURVEY uf the city shows
that TIE early estimate Of q million
Hnd half loss IN too conservative, ana
that the actual loss IN NJ least three
million dollars Forty per ocnt oi the
q, ,sidcncc district II In ruins, and about
the same per cent of the business dis
tgict has been demolished
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-24

tohlcnz, tMondall June ~ fIiN The
Associated Pressl ~ Marshal Foch. the
allied commander IN chief heard tho
news Of the vote adopted by the DER
man national assembly ON sunday ln
favor of accepting tho peace terms at
his advanced hcadqurtetr nj Kreuae-
mach, in the French AREA of occupa
tion. The marshal visited Muyence
SUNDAY and conferred with his Kcncr-
His rugardlnE final plans for the
march into Germany What his Inn
respondents and did not give out a
statement.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-24
MIsKE To IIGmr on aIIN ..

Denver, colo. June - hlily Mlsko.
The ~ Paul heavyweight has boon
matched To meet the winner uf the
Tommy 0ihbona-Georgc Knockout
Brown fight here the uirht of July D.
q WIS announced to-day hy James
Hnmill, Denver, promoter. The datc
for the Miske match has not hren de-
the Mlske auut VIII decide the light
hcayywuiEhi championship Brown
Will arrive this week and Gibbons
early next week Tor their final train
ing.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-24
LONDON PHEss sAYs
"nEWAltE on GEnNANY.,

London. June sf.--profound dis.
trust of Germany ~ tho predominant
notc In London preaa comments on
the German governments decision 10
sign the treaty Of pcace. ~ u contend.
Cd the Germans proved themselves
trracherOus throughout the war. the
latest Instance being the sinking OF
their interncd fleet IN acapa Flow.
and therefore. u would be premature
10 celebrate peace until the treaty n
actually signed.
News Of the German governments
agreement 20 sign the peace terms ~.
suited In patriotic demonstration
throughout Ocrmanv tho Exchange
Telosraph's Copenhagen correspond
cnt reports.
BI.OCkADE NAV uF
LIFTED nEFOUE LONG
Parts June sf - The Hnprcma
blockade council met today 90 decide
on a date when the blockade of Ger.
many should be- nftcd. one element
u II understood favorr the day when
The treaty w rntificd. bat u r. believed
the council wiii probably decide 90 iift
tcnntins~i on page ,wo.l
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-24
MORE PyRoTECHNICs
~ GERMAN LEADERS

berlin. June 23,-Addrcaalng the
Urrman national assembly at Wcimar
today IN reference 10 the uncondition.
~ signature OF the peace treaty. ~.
Gustav bauer premier, said that a
defeated nation was being violated
body and soul 10 the horror OF the
world"
Let us sign" he continued. "oui ID
N our hope 60 the last breath that
this attempt against our honor may
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-24
Airnal7 Killed As
He Circles House
OF His Fiancee

!, . nss nsssh, :. - " s;, y June ~
mechanic. N. Ireland. of West
bury. were killed today when an
} alrpiane IN which they wsro ~
} ing crashed 70 the ground here
and caught fire.
watson. who recently returned I
from "a months service overseas
had flown hers every morning
from the aviation field Ia Minne-'
ola 10 circle she house IN which
hin fIancs was npendlng the sum
mer. Ne was Al heiehi Of ace
fesi this morning when his motor
stopped and the plane fell 10 The
ground. The accident was wit
messed by hin fiance.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-24
Huns Burn French
Flags of Battle

ing Of certain French battle flags by
the Germans has been received here.
Peace conference opinion Is apparent
y unanimous that this u distinct
violation of the peace treaty, inasmuch
as that document stipulated that the
flags should be returned 90 France by
Germany
II IL probable that r. commission
viii he appointed a. consider taking
action on the matter.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-24
TunKs rI.r,D IOn rMrII,r.

iarih, June - The Turkish dele
cation sent the council ~ ten today
q memorandum which gave az length
the plea Tor the continuance of the old
Turkish empire. The memorandum
states that the Turkish government II
prepared To recognize the indepcnd.
once of Armenia ana to grant some
form ~ autonomous government Ia
Palestine aud Arabia under Turkish
uUNgTUUTN
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-24
III,rMEN NNp rIEI.ks srmIkE.

omahh. Ncb.. June 2f.--rhe sta
tonary firemens union ana the clerks
ana -tenographcrs' union. the latter
"A small organization, have voted to
Join the general strike threatened
"Wednesday In sympathy with the
teamsterH and truck drivers Finai
decision a. 20 Hn attempted general
strike will be made "Wednesday even
ing. M efforts toward mediation are
being made.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-24
THRIFT MESSAGE WEEK

John II Awtry Of Dallas Territorial Savings Adviser said
that the week of June - July had designed Thrift
uMessage Week Thrift Messengers viii deliver speeches through
out the week Bells will be- ung 10 in the morning at in
the afternoon Whs will be blown this time This will
be week of intensive effort the War Saving
people for this year Parads will be held all district
Let people Albuquerque get their s. advertising and
window displays ready for the great week
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-24
Jars MENACE BUrroN INpvsrny

Washington, June as. A. Prou,y
Of the Iowa board OF arbitrator In a
letter read 20 the house ways and
means committee today declared that
unlcas conErfds enacted high tariff
protecting pearl button manufacturers
from Japanese competition. "pBnde.
monium would break loose" In the
Iowa industry,