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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-15

Antwerp. Belgium. Nov. l5-The
prize court has decided that So Ger
man boats. agEregatlnE 10000 tons
seized by the Belgian authorities ia
1914 in the port Of Antwerp are Jaw
ful prizes.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-15
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

one hundred ana tweaty-six years
- ago today November rs. 179a. Ma
pcieon first attracted attention at
Toulon.
Find an Englishmau.
ANSWER TO YESTERDAYS PUZZLE
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-15
BANKS
SHOW INCREASE
Advance of Nearly Ten
Million in Last
Six Weeks.

The published statement OF the fed
eraI reserve bank Of Dallas for the
week ending November Il received
Saturday by the branch bank in Fl
Paso shows the member banks re-
serve accounts in the 18th federal re-
serve district are approaching Ss0.-
0O0. 900. This is an increase Of nearly
s1O.06o.0o0 in the last six weeks.
The complete statement followss
Resources.
Cold coin and certificates IN vault.
Ss.s96.570: gold settlement fund. S25.-
s03.S51s3: gold redemption fund. s2.-
52s.ss5. gold held with foreign
agencies. S3.s00.5s3.7s; gold with
agent for retirement OF federal re-
serve notes, s26.0z3,380; total, S54s-
250-41
Legal tender notes. silver. etc. ST.
4.150-45. other cash and cash Items
S67s.452-52, total. S6l,164.855-58.
Five percent redemption fund fed
eraI reserve bank notes. S54s, 200; bills
discounted members. S47.o57.f6s-33i
bills bought in open market, 22.3ils-
600. total bills on hand $40 9ZI, 1898
Investment United states bonds. s.
$4,000: United States certificates Of
Indebtedness. 2s,tE1lul1s total earnln
assets. S62.919.46933
Federal reserve banks transfers
bought net. sg,5942714g- checks and
drafts in process OF collection, S29.-
153.123. 20- due from other federal re-
serve hanks. s2793.S45-12s all other
resources. S8t3.06+S2; total resources,
S173,3s6, s96.sA
Liabilities.
Capital paid IN, ss.4ss.leo; surplus,
& : "a IHIIH a
9zl523.79; due TO member banks re-
serve account. $50. 452.61820; deferred
credits account checks and drafts in
process Of collection, S26.197.683.a7s
federal reserve bank notes secured by
United states bonds. S10.071.050: fed
eral reserve notes in circulation, S66,-
269.955. foreign government credits.
s1.879.645-46- all other liabilities. 81,
4S2. tS2-09; total liabilities. s175.335.-
gZfsf
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-15
Forecast:

i.e-alrc humidity 10 III Paso az nooi
s4-lrliay was SO percent Temperature 81
ucrl was g.
state Of weather. 5
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-15
THE WEATHER


Z. s. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
WEtTIIER BUREAU.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-15
e. PASO OILS.

These quotations were taken from the
boards OF the local stock exchanges after
the noon session saturday
u Pnso stock Exchange.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-15

Obsarrations taken
AZ s a. IA, 18th
meredian time. Nov.
-. 1913
Forecasts
II Peso and ricin-
itv- Fair touight and
sunday
Scw Mexico and
Arzona- T onig h {
and sunday fair.
not much change IN
temperature
West TexasE To-
niehr falr warmer
except in southwest
rcrtions sunday fair.
ln Fl Paso az noon
cent, temperature az
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-15

FOR sALE-Ranch % 1e5 acres. All under
fence, large 4 room house and small llru.
Eor particulars call or address Wetzel e.
Glenn. He-elora. A-lz.
Money to LoaB
~.--~---~---------------~- -----------~-~-------
We PAY cash for watches and diamonds.
A-nam1ra Ievelry Co. I'll S. Fl Pace S.
MONEY TO LOAN % diamonds. watches
FUILAN's III n. STANTON ST.
IS TO $50 l1lned honest em1ioyea cheap
est rates couldcntllL Quick. satisfactory
serrlee Drake. 2ol Roberts Banuer-
SEE Us for any klud OF loan EquifabIs
Loan ASA. W. 8 KILLER. MEr.. as Trust
Hours. am % Pm. 9 pm. 20 pm.
MONEY TO LOAN at 6 peroent. WI huiid
you Rome OF make any improvements
you need up % IS percent Of value Of lm-
proved property VIII give you years
time 20 pay back at percent write fun
partleula address Material Man" care
MONEY 70 loan.
Money loaned on diamonds. watches. Jew
eIrTs automobiles and Oh stocks a. the
iowe1l rats % Interest; business strictly
SECURITY LOAN co.
Cor san Antonio and q Paso Ph- 1854.
RooninE Housss-For Sale and REM
-----~---~S-----------~- --------~-----------~---
IN rooms Sleeping nurcleai close IN
$3.50. te1m1, rent $40 Pm 5Ssa.
- ROOMS, steam heat. private baths and
showers. iu the heart OF city. Apply Al
herfa Hotel
PARTLY furnished r1ominF house. IS
rooms 1915 = san Antonio. Pm 1860
Aadres5 ~ ~. RIO Grende-
BOOMING house for sale. % rooms COM
pletely furnished, centrally located. very
cheap reat For Information Pm az
FOR SALE-Best roomins and apartmsnt
business in the city by owner. ciosc IN
y you moan business Pa. sst9. 1855 or sl63.
NEWLY farnishcd 10 room roomins house
Tor sale cheap b. owner. party huyinE
furultlre may rent house u desired. rooms
az full 1877 Maruffin. Phi 51oe.
SIXTEEN rooms sleeping porchei. at
fitted Tor Housekeeping. brick garage. love-
ly frout porches and lawn. rent SIS. lease
o. K. nicc, big living room and sultrlll
income ier money lnyes.ed- 70 assa.
ROOMING house and restaurant equipped
with furniture and fixtures worth $500.
this place pays and can be bought Tor
$1,000 cash. Address Owner S 200. care
Herald.
FOR sALE-Nlcaiy furnished. ~ rooms
with sleeping pcrchcs. steam lcct. dealr-
able location. an rooms rented. must sen
az once on Account % other business in-
tcrest. can BE- appointment only lla n
stanton. Ph. 652l
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-15

FOR sALE-Ranch % 1e5 acres. all under
fence. large 4 room house and small baru
Eor particulars call or address Wetzel a.
Glenn. Hergford. AriE.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-15
LOCAL SECURITIES

Furnished By J. s. Curllss & Co.. Hotei
-elLcn lobby.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-15

zinc Ea7 15z
suor copper. 900. allz-
Tin. s1. rs fE
Lead E1l. Is. Sd
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-15
- g. -.

l---------7-----------l,-- -------7----.7-----
aen,s zno hand e.oihins eoashl PARSE
LEVY paYs highest prizes ildlea' ue1's
End hand eiothIrE- Pm lss1
WANl second hand clc-hes. -lca4.
sruass. taoiss dear seil before you cai --l-
WV sTARIEK-WII pay hest rrlres
fur your secold hand cl1-hes. Fh- VS.
fEET BEsT PRICES PAID FOB IENs
SECOND HAND cLoIHSG- HH. lesi.
WE PAY Highest piles for seco1d 111-
ladies' and mems clo-hl-g- Eh- ~.
uE PAY NcRE 10 ladilsf meu's aeccud
band clothinE. shoes etc - lls5.
IFaNrED-sl1.lee worm 81 sscold hsrl
clothing. VIII raT good prices lHe-
F'rrrirrre Co. rr. 41l7.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-15
Switches

SWITCHES made from con5lurs. illrl
Flrdr. no Burfier- Phone $50.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-15

s--------------~------- ----~------7----1-----
TRUNKS sullca4-s. trlF1ills bass BAD
repaired and exchanged El El1c -r11
Eaelc-z. asz1 % Cza --faza zazlte-- ll- ~
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-15

Hlf0 AccelsoFle5
'
AUTOS WEECkED-We buy. sell Or ez-
change cars o. al m1EeE large stock q
repair parts. we deal On rubber and met
1iz 81 paEo Auto Wreclslus. Pm 4-ss-
9e7 Leon 81. <. rratchtsn1erE. Eron-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-28

'WINCELSTEE Dec -----IE0 y
suing Of marriage license p da- ~
10, so2id sE ~ar a. rofnasI1ae. 10 rs ,rs,,
,ion in ireland r-aar>e Is = G--ays- ~;
Staunton was doing soldier duty 'o-
TIC United states overseas ana w-hil.
IN Dublin he met Miss Ma-gar.r iporo-
hue. daughter of John D. boHphu". -
that city She promised % corn" over
wien Grsaver had hecow- settled
again, and. true TO ns- worn she ar
rived In %cw YORK this w.e,. TIE
former doUghbcy had all the arrange
!atnts made for me wedding
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-28
WINSTON SALEM LAUNCHED
ship Goes Overheard Christened in
Honor OF Patriotic Service Of
Tarhrei CITY.

WILMINGT TON. Dec. 27.-Simple
ceremonies marked the launching at
tnt yards OF tn" Carolina Shipbuildfng
'rrpp-ation here a. 1915 o'clock this
afternoon Of th. 9.66O-ton steel freight
steamer Winston Salem"
As IN" big ship slipped smoothly
rom Her "a%s into tho Cape Fear
H:vsr, Mss Dewit; Chatham. Of
~ - sion .tFn. y c. the sponsor.
t-cke bottle Of mineral water
<sat1st tn" vessels side
This il tn" tn!rd steel ship 70 he
tUnch"d - This yard. ana Is tn. prop
er'E o.. tn. CUiJ-d States Shippin.
i<oart Emergency Fleet Corporation.
81. vas named for Winston Salem. y
g.. n recognition Of that c!ty's record
ia suUscr. options 70 the victory loan.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-28
PROVISION SHIP WRECKED.
Fifteen FACE STARVATION
Belic Island Lighthouse and WircIcs,
station workers Isolated with
ScHhty supply of Food,
rBy Associated Press,

QUEBEC, Dec. 27-Fifteen persons
IN the government lighthouse and
wireless station at Belle Isle face
dcath by starvation because of tho
failure of the delivery OF their winter
\ teleGram received here from Belle
as.e late last n!ght said that the gov
eminent employees including Two
IlshthcuS Keepers, three wireless on
orators and their wives and children
were isoldtd from the rest o. tho
world and had onlv "a scantv sunniv
of provisions on hand
me government steamer Aronnoor.
Lohued win provisions for their relics
was then transferred to the govern
ment steamer Montcalm. now at Bonnie
bay. y. T.. but she has been DELAYED
IN reacihnE the government stations
because Of the bad weather and ice
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-28

'pANVILLE. Dec ga iail delivery
planned i; is charged. by three men
vac ;hwartci yesterday evening oE
found the bars covering window
pried loose from their cement bu sc. an
iron shovel having been used. The
men CHARGED with the attempt are j.
h Gordon, a one-icEEed prisoner. held
IS sWindlcr. sam Dorsctt and Tom
I,anicr, all awaiting trial. The ja!!or
in order 10 give the prisoners more
than usual latitude on Christmas DaN
turned the men out OF their srna
cells in order that they might have
the. freedom OF the entire door. II
. was while given this privilege that
the iail-delivcry attempt was made
Al we're locked ny as soon as the
discovery had been made.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-28
CRASH !! FRACTURES Skull
DANvILlE MAN HURT
- AS AUTO TURNS TURTLE
nsr,snce That H~Enn I'm ireland Ends
In Nin-he,trr-Othcr state
News Notes.

'pANvILlE. DSc. 27-Thc condition
o. j. +. Shocner, badly injured on
TUESDAY might when an AUTOMOBILES
truck turned over with him. MAS de-
scribcd today as better. HE has n7on-
ably lost the sight of one eye. but is
conscious again. Ills skull. IS trac-
turcd near the base, and ne IS not out
OF danger.
j. DIT J. =. Hicks. pastor OF the First
Raptis: Church. continues u a serious
condit ION. Complications have set m
and he suffers much pain
:, Rev. O.. l.. Newton, whose Got vas
, crushed by q locomotive near KEYS
vile Tuesday. was reported not 50
we'll today Infection having set IN.
The minister. recently assigned 10 ca
bell street Methodist Church. not long
ago los; his wife. and since then Sus-
Famed u broken arm. He has mum
acr OF small children.
~ S. n hickman, injured by an auto
mobile seven weeks ago. was rcportei
as bejnE IN grave condition today. and
Ec-ious fears are entertained Tor him.
Fem Motley. 5, run over BY mo-
tor car on Christmas Eve. is somewhat
:a1p-ovei His leg is badly fractured.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-28
PERSHING'S ALMA MATER
WELCOMES HIM HOME
l uiI~r-ity Of Nebraska Doe. High
bi"nor 10 Nrm!'S Commanders
inc hi-f.

LINCOLN, NEE Dec 2.-Ge.a.ai
Joau rersa-ns tocay Has welcomed
"rere Sc obtained 4 lax degree and
"-es -uaaGarr ~ -ue an v.rsity
-ac"ts - IN early r.netles
Res spending 20 an address ~ the
-f.I"rs.tG's charCe .iCr General Pc-sh-
.'E .=t-r-s1 70 has reception Il. '',ne
.lga@Et ngHyr INA, hal com. 70 him "
a-a- i-r-r-uG aaz purchased the RS.
'.Ac" ii"'" - r.-- nie lG-Eear-gli son.
"a-rei -es.d"z vtn thn genera! =
.-Ai-rs y 81 iaE ParEnlng and Mrs
H. -. bI-.er ard taat the general nl.a-
-".' la'"ac- 20 mar this clrs his nom.
whenever az retire from tic arms
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-28
NOMINATING PETITIONS ARE
ORDERED TO BE PRODUCE
Trini Of Michigan Election Fraud Co,..
Is Set for Janu-
AIRY -.
by Associated Pres

LANSING. MICH Dec ~ ro,
ing petitions MED for Truman II, New
ttrry and James w Hclme in tho
sena toIlal primary OF 1918. have been
oFdefcd produced at the trial Of Scn.
tor Eewbcrry and 1874 Others indici"d
on charges OF violating The Statr :nJ
Federal election laws '''"
Ihc trial is to begin before I-,;tod
states District Judge C. ". Srsuion,
January -. Secretary Of Statc
~, N,;,"Enan Will appear personally with
He!mc former State dairy and fond
!'n'HliSSloner, who was "A candida =
l%r the Democratic nomination, was
;;,..'ons nose indicted. 1t was charged
u. entcrcd the contest at the bches,
81 me Ne"berry campaign organiza
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-28
Elected Exalted Ruler.

LYNCHEURG. December 27.-CaD-
tain Frank j. Dohcrty mas bccr
elected TO the position OF exalted ruler
o; the i.ynchburE Lodge OF tlks vice
Fred Harper, resigned other cleo
tiore caused by Captain Dohcrty be-
coming exalted ruler arc: esteemed
leading knight, W. .. Bell: esteemed
loyal knight. J. ]. Powell: and e.
,etn,ed occurring knight. Nathan II.
Morgan II Chess McGhee was ao-
pointed esquire. Mr.. Harper, formerly
grand exalted ruler Of the order. re-
signed recently because OF profcs-
sioaa, business. which left no time for
The EMS The elections were for tho
tern, capirinS March 81.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-28
Motor Truck Route.

WINCHESTER Dec --.-Tas motor
t-uck mail service. ree-ntl' restored
on route between " a-a"str- ana
wash .as,on ana Sa-i!r-cre oE 49, ~.
Ss-ry"i!ie ana -%eSoc-E -. j. 70 le
extended : :ew DAYS rom t1s -i'F
20 Ne NArE., Shenandoah EQ-r =.
VII % a1da1 ron; IAN. g '-@ j. --~
service !usti5es =, -rs 5TtT=- ass
II The cz7a-!r: @: . crs-r.as.@- 1z1-
ding q. asses - ~ -z.-+- go
er%riz z:;s-:5oz : --rs- g r=-.s--
zc'= 49, 80 garden r---> 80
asa . ~ ~ c4--=s
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-28
Pastor Given D.licacie>.

LySCHBuRG Dec. Z--R-y s" T.
Grsen. presiding e.c-- % the i.y-es p
burg district Of tn M.:hoc.s: Church.
was pounded" here ,rls ~-=. ~ HfrE
members Of Court St--.' N-tnCr g,
Church The la-,y mt =. the Cc1-.
Street parsonage end - samuel 7
Senier, pastor u ~, crurc-. made
the presentation aGCE-ss The visitors
left many Curistlraa G~l.eaei-- AZ!
also filled the family panty - cve:-
flowing
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-28
srucl Ma Hoaor-A.

Bristol c-- - : E..-l-5-
E- to--s-s ,-=-.+-z---
az -=s---E- - ---;- >-=-~s
Navy ~! = .:E--l ccE As -=--
z-a-,- C-s--- --s-@- -=-T-- -
SAFE. Ezvy t---- - z-= - -
7traE-zs3- E-:-zt%- 60 cz
-:Ee s:-co- - AZ E-z1-z--1 .-c-r
20 C-!ys;y 2! -----ss--. z-l tl=-
soIns - 80 Szyz- a-z<-T1y = 49,
apoiis VIE = --al-.-c .-=-- ~
-s-a-e ---c= = -7= -rtt-a .
-rzG Ind csT+!7t=5 .-'- rr= - tze
o=st players o: 49, ---r-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-28
vr.aue Chri.tmn. Celebration.

IA'NCHBURCi Dec 27-oue or the
most unique Christmas services on
record here was held a. Memor al
II Neubury is pastor. After reading
.. Henry's The Mas!' and . few az
propr.lte remarks. an cTancclisilc IN =
vitation was extended. 10 which eighty
persons responded There were thirty
seven adults ard forty-three hoys and
girls. all OF which viii o" forrUa IS
before the first sunday in January.
This church has mad ninety additions
in the month OF December
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-28
IS AMER. ,NIzATION CHIEF
Arthur Woods. Of New York Named
Chairman of American Legion
fOmHii ssiOn.

i%DiA%ArOLIS. ESD Dec o..-An-
npInccTn"ni Mas made today Of the
aproln'in"nt Of Arthur woods. Of New
York "a cha rrnau % the American
.la'lon comm ssiOn "f the American
legion ~ woods formerly vas 20
llc" comm !ssIon.r Of Sew YORK
IN" coTnm.RsiDa will meet in In
cianapplis IN January - ii was said
ac'" ipHay Each state In the Union
"l!! be represented.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-28
BERGER Ps.D NOTHING
EAprnsr of His Election SnId 10 Have
b""h Financed by Party
Ass0ciut~s.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 27.-Vic,or l..
herser ntrlbut"d nothing towards
IN" iund used IN MS recollection as a
member Of N" iious" from the Fifth
" Wisconsin, District, according 70 Two
aisGaYiis filed today With William
tlsr rage. clerk II the House
%" @n'!a iSt party campaign com
Hi''"c financed his recollection Tho
"tp"ns"s o. the campaign comrnittc.
must b" filed bcfOr" January D. whcn
b"rH"r is expected 70 present himself
tDr aniMlHsLnM as q Inefnhcr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-28
Or. Morton 10 speak.

ONNN1LLE- Doc = EU=a n.
Slaughter Morton. OF LyuchhUrg who
Obtained good -grn Of money. here q
year ago. while csn.assiDg for INC r--
lief o. S"rbiaUs made an address rs..s
Vic fund ga'heE.G IN Virginia .rHs D1,
She has returned from Belgrade
where she supcTiNl.uded The proi.r
distribution Of relief ana sH% TO" ir-
st!tution % Il hospital r1Hd. DDss i'll,
~ funds derived from tiI- stat.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-28
FRENCH WINE CELLARS ARE
UNHURT BY COMMANDMENT
Millions OF Hotties Found Intact De-
nenth Cities or Rheims md
Epcrnny.
tuy Associated Press. J


RHEIMS. Dec, :7.-.Labyrinthinc
w1nc cellars beneath the cities of
Rheims and Epcrnay arc being rap
idly put in order by tho big cham
paGnc arms OF the two cities. These
cellars. which would form Il subtcr-
rancan gallery sixty miles in lengta,
hold hundreds OF milli>>s of bot,,.s
or precious vintaScs and n1twithstand-
ing the fact that this region was or
iIur %"arS under fire from German rr
;iihca gums they suffered comparatively
LIN" iam"Ee.
Try. while trey Will pitca heavy
burden on firms for a while. will be
recouped in short time. according TO
statements made TO the Associated
i'ress correspondent who is Visiting
the former battle zone under special
permission from the French govern
mcnt.
Removed But Little Wine.
wine mcF frnm, soldiers took very little
sout Inward over ths district in 1914.
and when the reaction came they were
i1rSed 10 retreat so rapidly they had
ute opportunity TO invade the under
ground stores OF wines
Fighting men made unofficial re-
quiSit.ons termed .ransoms" and these
nciudlnE many reserved" vintagcs.
Frequently irresponsible soldiers would
bore holes in huge casks of unbottIed
wine and after Glling a bucket would
leave and permit the remainder i'm the
cask 10 be wasted 1t is believed
l'o9o.ooO BOTTLES were lost in this way.
Large Reserve Ready for Market
Champagne firms. however took
their losses cheerfully believing the
allied soldiers were entitled to the
Six months time will be required to
correct scattered uni abeled bottles. the
; ase oil which experts must determine.
lncre is, however, a large reserve
which is ready for the market Sur
, ,aGs gu ldinEs and bottling plants are
being reconstructed rapidly
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-28

WINCHESTER. Dec q X H.
been introduced by E,prra...t.,.
Harrison. OF tho Seventh E.~..
District, APPROPRIATE. sGuouu f.f ri.
erection of n United States 10 aw
building at WoodStcck Cue .. r
Shenandoah County tn, .,ay,~,.r,l.
acquired site there several ..r
ago. but passage of = hIl fgr fr,
building was held in allegiance d.rIr.
The. war with German
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-28

CATION of Holy TrIr.'.
Church here. has cx,erdcd
Rev. J. i. smith. % fIarr. sr,9.rs
State. 10 thai pasto-al.. Haa
lieved ne VIII accept Tr.
is a native OF North CaroI.na r
nerly preached ia Wytn- C..r
has been in Earrisoublr. ~. Fl.
years and has been Very t.....
there in his work
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-28

"HWANk. : j. DEC. 81 With The
'alaaainy ~ three vessels -Iiazic-
turrt Taahiuop ana Suwicl-at The
-,Dlnailn" EDat CorpDrmtion'H plant
h'fe 'Dday. the number rf snip. BUN,
Pr lhc United states Shipping Board
- Nc Eart since MAY. 1919, reached
IN: r.D-sEent.nx total dcndwnight
~ g;JTGD tons. The output cstah-
s'"f ~nrIG rGcrTd IN modern ship
yIu.i rr. according 10 Hc iry Il Sm, =
men, Wee prcHlccnt Of the corpora
tim
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-28

LYECHBURG. Dec 27-UaiIIs ion
atnss. 8. Madison Heights girl. NJ ,r
hospital here with frarturod Skull
rs a result OF an AUTOMOBILE. accideu,
The little girl was run down hy tlvo
nen who drove on without ascertain
he extent OF the ch.!d's hurts or dis
closing ,hc!g identity.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-28
Thursday, January |, 1920
At $50 O'Clock +. NJ.


case
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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-06-01

American trade and the great good
which was accomplished by the first Pan
American Commercial conference, heid
IN February, 1911 said Director General
Barrett in commenting on the confer
ence. lis the reason why the governing
board of the Pan American Union on
April 9, last. voted unanimously to have
called otgether the conference when
meets Tuesday. There is much construc-
tive work ahead to be done. The threads
or practical Pan Americanism which
were broken by the war must be taken
up and tied again; and the trade ex-
pansion between the United States ana
the countries of Latin America must con-
tinue. It is the purpose of this confer
ence to PROMOTE that worthy object
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COMES
TOFOREFRONT
IN POLITICS

Columbus Ohio. May 30.-Africa, with
1873, 000 900 disconnected natives is the
greatest present problem and the one
which may cost what is left of civili-
cation, declared Professor David j. Starr,
of the University of Chicago, who came
TO Columbus to arrange for his Liberia
exhibit at the Methodist Centenary cele-
bration, June 20 to July 10. Liberia may
save the world from chaos. added the no.
ted anthropologist. educator and political
authority of national reputation.
Africa and only Africa will be i'm
portant in the worlds politics for the
next ten years" said Professor Starr.
Africa may cost what is left of civih-
cation in Europe. for Europe has neither
the men nor the money to maintain do
minion over Africa. Europe is sending
back to Africa tens of thousands of black
men who have been trained to face white
men under arms These black men, who
have been denied arms in the past, can
manufacture their own weapons In the
future.
Liberia is the only hope of Africa LII
IBERIA may save the world from chaos LII
IBERIA is the greatest marvel of the nine
teenth century. and 1 mean to make the
Liberia and Congo Free state exhibit
so vivid at the Methodist Centenary cei-
ebration that it will impress all who
visit the exposition. My exhibition of