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DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
CAPTAIN l.. q. Heneberrer,

funeral Of Captain l.. G. Heneberger
L. S. n. whose 'sleath occurred in
Washington, following brief illness
was hold here yesterday afternoon
from the residence of George G.. Graf
tan. Services were conducted by Rev.
b. + Wilson. ID. ID. Interment was in
Woodbine Cemetery Captain Hene-
berger graduated from the Medical
College at the University of Virginia
in 1874, and entered the navy a year
later. He has held numerous impor-
tant posts, being at one time head OF
the Naval Hospital at Annapolis. He
was chief surgeon on the L. S. s.
Maine, sunk in the Havana harbor at
the beginning of the Spanish American
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the garden. she went into the room
where the, King was dancing. and when
he saw the beautiful young stranger
guests.
He danced with her untn nearly day
light, and then the witch girl had TO
broken.
But the KinE had already asked her
sed to return the next night. when
night she stepped into the magic pool
again. for the spell lasted only until
sunrise, and away she few 70 the
palace TO become the bride OF the
young King.
After the wedding they danced until
nearly daylight but the witch man
SSfore the spei, S was F sroken 10 AeF cave
At first the King was so in love
With his beautiful wife that he DID
Ssoush the day but s after WSs
grew curious and began to watch
One night when she started to find
horror that it was nowhere to be
found
II was nearly sunrise and she knew
The King had been watching and
was in the garden, when she arrived.
pearing each day he had it burned
The witch Queen rayed and stormed.
treasure. and when the King went to
the garden to tell his Queen that she
would have to stay at the palace all
the time and live as a Queen should
he found instead of his beautiful wife
a haggard old witch with long. sharp
teeth and streaming gray hair.
Continued tomorrow.)
Tomorrows story, The Witch
Queen" Part II.
1Copyright. 1919. by the Mcclure News
paper Syndicate, New York City.)
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At the Movies

BiJon-Mnrion Davies In '0Thc
DIRK Star"
Blucbird-Snricty program.
Neutrality-suspicious. PIcl<ford in "Bin
hppcrsOn's hoy"
ColOnlul-EveIyn NenbIt In "a
Fn1len fdol.o
IsiS-.Oh, Boy"
Odcon-Elsic Ferguson in "Thc
Avalanche"
Rex-''Fhc Rcd Glove.o
VIctor-WilIinm :. Hart In "NnEon
Tracks,"
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an Independent free state to comprise
the territories traverscd by these
roads.
Great hope is entertained here that
President Wilson viii approve this
suggested settlement. which Il is
observes the principle OF protection
for the economic interests Of the hin
terland rs we'll as the principle of the
administrative function Of the league
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tingushed Service Medal to Edmo r.
Merkel Hatticsburg. Miss. was an
nounccd today by the Navy Depart
mont
II was also announced that the French
government had awarded the CroiX de
Guerrc to the following enliste men
II the navy medical corps. who served
with the marines at Belleau Wood ami
Blanc Mont Ridge:
James c. Edwards, of Banner Miss :
Lancelot r. BeaSley, Troy, y. c.: and
Elford G. Thompson, Cough. Ga.
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Mt the nIuehird,

The Bluebird management has ar
ranged a program OF exceptional en-
tertainment for today and tomorrow
MaEda Lane in "A Western wooins."
western with action. fire and punch
in two parts; roaring comedy.
PUPPY Love Panic" fourth episode
OF "PerNs of Thunder Mountain" and
Hearst News showing "All Aboard for
the Honeymoon Express" Lieutenant
j. f. Bougwin and his bride starting
a new Fad avoiding the annoyances O..
a stuFy Pullman. also Indoor Sports"
CARTOON by Tad
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Double Bill mt odeon.

AT the Odcon today splendid
double bill will be provided. Elsie Fer
guson appearing in the feature picture
production. The Avalanche" a story
depicting the lure Of the gambling
table. which almost conquered wo-
mans soul. On the same bill the Mack
Sennett stars Will be presented in
Trying to Get Along" Tomorrow
William S. Hart. in The Poppy Girls
Husband" and the Sennett comedy
VIII make up the program.
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ooh, Boy!, ]. Isis Feature.

The stage version Of "Oh. Boy" was
PROBABLY the most extensively ex
plotted musical comedy production Of
the past decade. Albert CapelIani. the
screen genius who directed Nazirnova
in The Red Lantern Eye for Eye"
out OF the Fog" etc. has picturized
oh. Boy" and in describing the film
version he coined new word. "nlmu-
scal-comedy." oh, Boy" is now the
feature at the Isis.
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Mrs. Margaret NJ. Groton

ONANCOCk, VA. August Funeral
services were conducted here Tuesday
for Mrs. Margaret MattinEly GrotoD
wife of Lafayette w. Groton, of New
port News. Mrs. Groton died in a
Baltimore hospital. after long ILL.,
ness. She was native Of ST. Mary o
county. MARYLAND
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A,m,,d, El.ct,a pr..,dcnt.

LISBON. August 7.-Antonio Aimeida
les, was elected President OF Portugal
Wednesday by Parliament. The election
took place on a third ballot. Senator
A'meida receiving 1913 votes to 81 for
Q her candidates. Thirteen members
O. Parliament abstained from voting.
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william s. Ifnrt Mt victor

William ). Hart, popular Aircraft
star has scored another bulrs-eye in
his latest Western picture. Wagon
Tracks" which is doing large busne s:s
al the Victor Theatcr this week AS
:uckskin Hamilton, IA desert guide. Mr..
he has cssayed in many months. and
his supporting company. headed by
Jane Novak and Robert McKim. is ex-
Ccllent.
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BUou Presents .Thc Dark star"

The big Paramount-A Al tcraft special
The Dark star" based upon Robert
W. Chambers famous novel OF the
same name, is a thrilling photoplay
and has scored a decided hit at the
Bijou Theater this week Marion
Davies has the chief role. that of a
girl who lives under the influence or
an evil planet. There are numerous
dramatic scenes, all Of which grip and
hold the. interest as by a spell The
picture is distinctly worth while.
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"a Fallen Idol" mt Colonial.

nat Is the difference between
pleasure trip on yacht and trip on
a pleasure yacht? Well, the difference
Is very large one-or. rather, it may
be a trip on a pleasure yacht may
be FAR from a pleasure trip. a strik-
ing example of this is the case of a
young woman recorded recently. The
young woman is Evelyn Nesbit. and the
trip was made in the William Fox
photoplay. "A Fallen Idol" which will
he shown at the Colonial today and
tomorrow.
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AWARD MORE WAR HONORs
Navy Department Announces RecoE-
milton for Five Men OF
Medical Corps.

wASHINGT,H August -.--Award
Of the Distinguished Service Cross to
pha Smacists Mate Charles w Bate
man. of Eunice, La, and Of the Dis
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Robber. Make Good Han,

DULUTH. GA, August THREE rob-
bers entered the Farmers and Mer-
chants Bank here al $50 o'clock this
morning. and. after forcing the cashier.
George A. Jordan, TO open tho yault
took $1,000 and escaped in a big auto
mobile.
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WEDDINGS AND ENGAGEMENTS

vLI;TEcHBuRG, August 7.-Jasper r.
both Of Lvnchburr. We're ma1ried u raiGks :
" ,.,,; at the residence OF the ofiicia;ing
lhistcr. Rev. VI. l.. Cathcy. Of Bethesda
rLressbly,erian Church They will reside in
BRISTOL. August IA wedding an
nounce!ncnt OF interest to friends in this
section is that OF the approa ching wedding
~ MISS leiHen Mciiale. Of this city. to
Major w. III. Beckncr. recently returned
from overseas. The wedding will take place
mere at the home of the brdc-elect on
August Il.
LfNCHRURG. Aueust Miss Susie Cox
graduate Of St Andrews Hospital nurses
school here. and George r. Tribbett. bot n
ton Tuesday. the wedding coming as a
great surprise 10 th"'- friends here.
RRISToL August Miss Cora 81. Davis
and W. Il. Willard. both Of this city. were
married here yesterday. the Rev. J. H.
Shuler ofhciaNnS. They will make their
home in this city.
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SerEeant Dies Of Wounds
DUBLIN, August 7.-Sergeant Rior-
dan. who was shot Monday at Ennisti-
mon. County Clare. at the same time
that Constable Murphy was shot an,
Instantly killed. died today of his
wounds
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

Richard 8. shackelford (22). white Stone
Avis II. Wallace (30). Richmond.
Heoecca bowman t33). Richmond.
John J. Ciucci (26). Richmond.
Lottio e. Bowles t19). Richmond.
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the garden. she went into the room
where the King was dancing. and when
he saw the beautiful young stranger
he had no thought or eyes for his other
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-08

LTNCH HURG. 4
A duate Of ST.
school here. and
of LyhchburE. VIC
ton Tuesday. the
great surprise TO
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He danced with her untn nearly day
light, and then the witch girl had to
leave before the magic spell was
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-21

AUCTION SALE
BY GEORGE IL. CRAWFORD e. CO.
Real Estate Agent and Aucti0keers.
Richmond. Va.


TRt sTEE's AUCTION SALE OF AN
ATTRACTIVE AND ID f s r A b L r
PLACE CONTAINING; % ACRES To-
GATED AT KINGSLAND STATION
AND CONVENIENT TO THE Pc
TERSBURG ELECTRIC CAR, WITH
GOOD DWELLING AND OTHER
IMPROVEMENTS,
In execution of deed of trust TO
the undersigned trustee, bearing date
March ~, 1919. recorded in the clerk =
office Of the circuit court OF Chester
field county. in deed book 15a, page
si2, default having been made in the
payment Of the debt therein secured.
I will, at the request OF the noteholder.
yeI. on the premises at public auction,
MONDAY. DECEMBER r, 1913,
at 3 O'Clock p. NJ
All that certain real estate described
in the said deed as follows:
All that certain tract OF land. with
all improvements thereon. lying and
county. Virginia, containing 81 AGREE
more or less. being known as pArkei
HAIL. Said property is located on the
western side of the A. c. l. Railroad
and extends from said road weetwar6ly
II Centralia County Road, and adtoini
the lands of w. w. Turner, r. D. Tor.
isey and A. p. Branch
4 TERMS; Cash as to cost Of executins
this trust. any taxes or insurance thai
may be due. one note for the sum nl
600. with interest from March ~
lala. until paid. and also past dut
notes amounting to $3.50. with interest,"
from March ~ 1919. until raid. Tht
81 900 has priority over all other notes
This property is sold subject to . deco
Of trust for $2.5oo. with interest from
Jcne s, 1919. until paid. Balance upor
such terms as may be announced a.
the sale.
r. J. CRAWFORD,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-21
PLUMBING and HEATING
SAVE HEAT

Hy Covering the Pipes of Your Heating
plant with asbestos. You will econo-
mize on fuel SOUTHERN ASBES-
ToS MANUFACTURERS co. ls Gov
ernor street Phone Randolph l42S.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-21

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF
TRACT OF LAND SITUATED IN
wESTMOREIAAND PLACE. HEN
RICO COUNTY. VIRGINIA. A SHORT
DISTANCE WEST OF THE CITY OF
RICHMOND.
In execution of deed of trust
dated Fehrnary I. 1915. and recorded IL
the clerk office of the circuit court
of Henrico county. Virginia, IN deed
book ~2t5-B. page 30s. default having
been made in the payment OF part OF
the debt thereby secured, and having
been required by the beneficiary there
in no to do, we will coll at public auc-
item on tho premises
TUESDAY. DECEMDEA n 1918.
n 400 o'Cieck r. H.
tho following described property:
All that certain tract or parcel ct
land situatAd and being In the county
OF Henrico. STATE Of Virginia. being lot
No. 2, AZ showroom a plat Of WestnaOre-
land place made by Warren H. Man
ming, dated May 9, 1918, and recorded
In the clerks office Of Henrirn county.
Virginia. In plat book 10, page ~. which
tract fronts two hundred feet t9e0
fcs) on the north limo Of POwhAtan
avenue and extends back between par
alIel linbs. the eastern line Of which 10
the western line Of lot No. 1, 40 feet.
all as shown an the plat afore said.
TERMS: Cash.
THE AMERICAN NATIONAL.
3 BANK OF RICHMOND.
Trustee. {.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-21
For Sale

We can pass you \ deed to 1eS acres
of good farming land upon which there
ara fair improvements, situated in Hen
rico county. about two and one-haf
miles west of Laurel, at a price cor
siGerably below si0u per acre. This
place ia fed by n never failing stream.
We say IT'S bargain and It's SO. Come
Nnd buy this and lay aside your city
buds, turn In the cows and see them
chew their cuds: so 20 your roost when
the chickens go. plant your seeds and
see them grow-and when the harvest
comes you ca gather in your crops and
fill your purse with money until 1t al
most pops. {No information over the
'phore)
EDWARD s. ROSE COMPANY.
Real Estate and Loans.
No I117 Bank Street
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FOR SALE.
MONEY TO LOAN

Money 10 Losn ON Country Real Estate.
GEO r CRAWFORD h CO. s32
Ma Ia street.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-21
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.



yCHAAF-s XMAS SPECIALS.
Pick Ont That Xmas (ift Now~-WeTi
put ii aside-4then pay weekly.
Comes easy that way.
sI4 to s25-Beautifui Lot Cameo
broo ches. The size you want.
Smaller ones as low as IS.
A.25 and Up--C m 20 Rings. The
largest assortment in town to pick
from.
s:I .s0--Twenty-Year Eigin wrist
watch. II you wait yuu'il be left.
1l.5O-A Ten-Year wrist watch.
xz.1e--soiid Gold siEnrt RinR .---Beys'
or misses.
$3.50 and Up--Gents' Solid Gold signet
|. rings
81 and Up--BeautifuI Lot Gents stenc
rings.
8: and Up---soid Cuff buttons.
sI.25 and Up--Go1d Stickpins.
s5-Beauties In Cameo stickptns.
xJ-Knife mad Gents Chain.
sa5O-French Ivory Manicure Sets.
Come and Look. You'ii Find Veu Can
DO better at
sCHAAFs,
jewelers..
s26 ENst broad.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-21
1891 = 'ssa= 1870 80 7-H'-Tr'-
NOTICE.
SPECIAL

The regular annual meeting OF
stoe kholders Ct the Broadway National
Bank. of 2lchmoud. va. will be held
IN its banking house at noon, on Tues
day. January II, 1890. for the election
OF directors and such other business as
may come before taS meeting.
=. Fl. EUBANK,
asher.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-21
This Fine Photograph (Only 8
Of them) $95. 00-Credit.
MANLY B. RAMOS
106 North Seventh Street.

Moaning Over That Level- Old Piano
i, tSba c1e~ home!" Stop IL You country
girls, come buy an accordeonl Have
: n of1a- sJf4st Several dozen genuine
German accordeons, moderate prices.
~i'Cr4Hft' MANLY b. RAMOS. Seventh
near Franklin.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-21

TROY TRA1LERa.
Two Two TO TArce-To Delivered with
body. si.s45, One-one TO ono and
one-haif delivered with body, SLolt.
One three-fourths body, 5000. Two
500 pound xwo-wheel trailers. $40
each. II. y. KING MOTOR CORPO-
RATION. MAO West Broad street.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-21
------ -4-4- - 'a----l- 49,
COAL

Buy Coal Now. As II VIII be scarce
and higher later on. Fifty cents off
for cash. TYLER & RYAN. 1901
West Cary. Randolph 3017; Madi
son 1879.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-21

Gnrford Truck; One and Haif-TCn; I'm
excellent condition: Just overhauled:
$3.50 will take care Of it, good bar
gain. HARPER OVERLAND CO.. ia
ais West Broad street.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-21

--.Sse far as the question of future
commercial relationship between US
and Germany Is concerned. / ran only
say Look at the map
The hinterland of our chief port,
Antwerp, Is Germany. Notwithstand
ing our hostility against the Ger
mans, II is inevitable that we must
resume trade relations with them.
FACTOR IN WORLD COMMERCE
Belgium in her present state of
prosperity is no longer IN insig n1cant
factor ir world commerce She is one
of the most important, because she is
former industrial and commercial
strength
Now. If the French and British
commercial policy bee ONES protec-
stionist, Belgium will be driven, de-
spite herself, into CLOSER and closer
trade relationship with Germany.
Les affairs sontles aqaires. II is
simply, at present matter of geo.
graphical position and OF cohmcr-
cial interest--faetors favoring Beige
German trade relationship. Those re-
sponsible for the future commercial
policy of our allies will do well to
pay due consideration to these facts.
The war struck "a staggering blow
at Belgian industry. but since the
armistice the Belgian workman has
made enormous efforts at production.
| dare say If you were to ask the
average bourgeois he would tell you
that the Belgian workman has been
striking as often as his confrere in
any other country. But the tru
strikes in Belgium have not become
serious and the labor situation here
Is most promising.
UNTONISM FTOURISHING
Trade untonism is ffourishing. Be-
fore the war there were in Belgium
about 10000 trade unionists: now
three are over 100000. though this
number ipcludes only those who are
memberS Of Socialist and Labor
unions, and TO them must be added
some $4,000 so-called Christmas trade
unionists.
The situation OF eur miners is very
satisfactory. The Belgian miners
federation is asking for higher wages
but they are putting forward their
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-21
ssa ACRES FOR SALE
JAMES RIVER PLANTATION.

649 ACRES FOR SALE
JAMES RIVER PLANTATION.
Located Eerty Miles Below Richmond.
enc mile OF river frontage. large
eleven room dwelling with a magni-
ficent view Of river. large barns, sta
bies. poultry houses, blacksmith
shop, garage. tool sheds. hog houses
hay sheds. corn cribs. tenant houses
and other outhuildtngs. all in good
shape; 500 acres hf open land. balance
in timber. 500 acres in high state OF
cultivation. 20 acres In alfalfa, bal
ance of open land IN pasture. Farm
IL fenced and cross fenced. well
watered, artisan we'll flowing rs. 300
TO 100000 gallons daily. A splendid
farm; must be seen to be fully APP
preciatcd. No reasonable offer refused
as owner is leaving the state Janu-
airy L. Interested write or wire
n. n. WATKINS 4 CO.,
for full particulars Is North Ninth
street, Richm md Va.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-21

The Richmond Electric shoe Repairing
company wish to announce to its
many patrons that they have ar
ranged the shoe repairing depart
trent in che rear OF their location.
1913 East Main street, and have
opened with a large line Of mems
ladies' and childrers shoes in the
front of the same location.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-21
BY II ROBERTSON MURRAY

Brussels, Dec, 24.--Beigium. which
suffered So severely under the Ger
man occ ration, Is the only country
In the world to which the aftermath
OF war has brought financial benefit.
This does not mean only that in this
country. as In all others, there Is
the usual crop of war miilionaires,
but that the working classes generally
on enjoying an affluence which
they have never before experienced.
It is the only country, too. that
has not suffered from a plague 6f
strikes, Labor has had it's grievances,
it rs true; bat these have been re-
dressed. A satisfactory solution Of
labor problems has been made pos
sible because of the reorganization of
Belgian trade unionism on better
lines than existed before the war.
NJ. Emile vanderva'ede, whom I
saw in his Office at, the ministry OF
justice. explained that the reason for
this Improvement is that American
and British influence on Belgian trade
unionisnl has quite ousted that of the
Germans
Let rue begin" said NJ. Wander
velde, by pointing out that before
the war the, only influence to which
the Belgian labor party responded
proceeded from Germany. Pre-war
trade union!sm in this country was
ergs nized almost entirely Ger
man lines. All that has now changed
"Belgium's sufferings during the
war have rendered her iupla cably
hostile to Germany, while British
sympathy has won for Britain these
advantages which Germany has lost.
The Ealgians now watch the British
labor movement with the greatest in
far act yai fg 0af he
movement has more influence here
even than the French. In my opinion,
indeed, the British labor movement
now exerts the greatest influence not
only in Belgium. but throughout the
world.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-21
Virginian Want Ads Bring Results
; dnon175
\. WANTS
DEATH NOTICE

WHIT E--Entered into rest at the resi-
= d. Sas ~ her daugater, Mrs: T. 10
: PAaeNv ats1 $50 A. Nj. Saturday. De-
cefrberg MRS. VIRGINIA LOUISA
:. WHITE. in the eighty-fourth year OF
: her age, =
Funeral from the residence, No. az
.IAmb avenue. Barton Heights, at .
..c,cfo6K THIS Sunday .AFTERNooN.
- % III. HoTlyH God.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-21

Hurhcs Doll HosDifnE-Doils RepatreA
and parts furnished. Wigs made or
furnished. SOS North Third street.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-07-28
BUSINESS MEN TO THE RESCUE.

HE whole world will await with keenest interest the
outcome of trade conference to be held late in Sep
TENDER Atlantic City under the auspices of the Chamber
of Commerce of the United States which will be attended
by representative business of this country and all the
principal Entente and neutral countries of Europe
When the ended this country was the only one in the
whole world, with the possible exception of Japan with u-
impaired credit In addition we had more than third of
the worlds gold and Europe owed US over ten billions in
government loans and knows how many billions more
in private obligations. Then top of that American ex-
ports instead of showing great falling off continued to ex
coed imports by hundreds of millions each month which
that the called trade balance will be preponder-
atnsy favor for long time come The situation
which all this which delicate and even dan
gerous the extreme We have most of the money and
practically all the goods while Europe is practically bank
upt and trade here only under extremely disadvantage
terms.
What is NEEDED is some plan whereby American credit
may be placed the disposal of the nations Of Europe
that they may set their industries in operation The con-
nued large volume of exports shows that Europe manag
ing pay for things bu, probable that nothing Of
reconstructive nature is going The Atlantic City con-
ference therefore will give the plain business men of the
world opportunity to try their hand the problem and it
possible that they may do than the ministers of f.
and the experts world economics have been able
do AT all the fnancers have come 10 the concl-
sion that this matter in which all must help and the
Chamber of Commerce deserves great credit for taking the
initiative in the way it has.