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The daily morning oasis., 1920-03-28

Mr.. H. K. Welch, manager for the
Hardshell Mining Company was at
Nogales yesterday, coming from Tue
son.
Yesterday Mr.. V. A. Porter of the
Campo Oil Company, went to Cali
fornia for a business visit of week
or ten days.
Tickets for the concert of Miss
Trini Varlea, Monday evening, are on
sale at the Palace of Sweets, Inter
national Drug Store, Owl Drug
Store, Nogales Cafe, and the Dunbar
Real Estate office,
Tomorrow the Corporation Commits
sion will visit Nogales to hear ap-
plications for licenses to operate SER
vice cars.
Gen. P. Elias Gales, former gov
ernor of Sonora, who had been visit
ing Nogales, Sonora, couple of
days, went to Cananea yesterday
morning, thence to Auga Prieta.
! Yesterday Nogales was visited by
Mr. Walter G. Busse of Phoenix, re-
presenting the Arizona branch of
Blake, Moffitt & Towne, paper deal
ers in Los Angeles.
Mr.. L. r. Mitchell, formerly in
/ business in Nogales, now out in the
Santa Rita mountains, is visiting the
! city.
Conundrum: Why is the Morley
Avenue federal building site like the
Earth? Because it was flattened at
the polls.
Mr.. A. M. Gillespie, vice president
and manager of the Nogales Bank,
who had been confined to his room
a week, was at the bank again yester-
day. He is yet a little lame.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-03-28

Now, then, is not the Young Busi-
ness Mems Association a bunch of
warn numbers ?" Just see how they
got out and hustled yesterday to put
over the Civic Center.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-03-28
That was some election yesterday.
TO OUR PATRONS

Due to the heavy losses in the Ice
Department during the past few years
we are compelled to increase the
prices at the plant and for delivery
as follows:
Minimum dilivery of 25 lbs. .......25c
Delivery of SO lbs. .........40c 40c
Delivery of 100 lbs ................,....., 75c
Delivery of 1000 lbs. or more per
Sales at the plant from IL to rs
Ids. 1c LII.
Sales at the plant from so Lbs. up
same as delivered.
The above rates take effect April
1ste., 1920.
NOGALES ELECTRIC LIGHT
....... & POWER co. ...l.....
238 Morley Avenue
Published. Mar. 2Sth., 30th., s1,t.,
and April Ist.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-03-28

BOOKKEEPER-Wants to get in
with substantial firm, Young man.
Best of references. Call J. c.
Parkhurst. Room 300 Hotel Bow
man. 3:28-1t. pd.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-03-28

When it comes to a showdown the
good people of Nogales are fair in an
eminent degree.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-03-28

FOR SALE BARGAIN - Hudson
Super-Six like new. Call at Border
Garage. If Oh.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-03-28

When a nomination has been made
in convention the usual method OF
procedure is for the minority to pre-
sent a motion to make it unanimous
which motion is adopted always.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-03-28

FOR SALE-Western Electric Sew
ing Machine. Price reasonable. In
cuire at "The Oasis" office 1924 #
The daily morning oasis., 1920-03-28

FOR SALE OR RENT-One Chicken
ing, upright piano. In first class
condition. E. M. Irving, Knight,
Elgin, Arizona. 3:2l-tf. ch
The daily morning oasis., 1920-03-28

Late last night there was report
that in Nogales, Sonora, Chinaman
had been run over by an automobile
and killed.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-03-28

Mr.. U. A. Dodson of Tucson, was
here yesterday.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-03-28

CHICKEN FEED--By the sack or
ton; cents per pound, F. o. B.
Sonoita station. Address Mark
Manning, Elgin, Arizona. 3:14-14tpd
The daily morning oasis., 1920-03-28

FOR RENT--Furnished rooms. Dun
bar Real Estate Office. 1923 If
The daily morning oasis., 1920-03-28

zz=gss
Power, Gas, LiglfIs and Ice. Ari-
scua Gas & Electric c.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-03-28

We make tie nights bright. Arr,
Eona Gas & Electric CO.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-03-28

Mr.. H. K. Welch, manager for the
Hardshell Mining Company was at
Nogales yesterday, coming from Tue
son.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-03-28
PERSONAL ITEMS
EIHHNMEEYadEHgagEHsggE5g

Yesterday evening Mr.. Andy O'Con-
nor, deputy collector Of customs at
Lochiel, came over to Nogales for the
week end.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-03-28

FOR RENT-Four room house, un-
furnished, bath, stove in kitchen.
Inquire 128 West Street
3:23-6t pd
The daily morning oasis., 1920-03-28

Yesterday Mr. V. A. Porter of the
Campo Oil Company, went to Cali
fornia for business visit of a week
or ten days.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-03-28
NOTICE OF APPLICATION

Phoenix, March oath, 1920.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-21
ENGINEERS SOCIETY WILL
DISCUSS TRANSPORTATION
Daniel willard, or the Il. & o., VIII
Address Gathering of
gS0D Memhers

NEW YORK. Nov. 20.-Discuss.ou
of transportation problems affecting
the country will hold the center CT
interest ut the annual meeting Of
the American Society of Mocha MICA! .
Engineers In this city December TO.
transportation experts, headed by
Daniel Willard. president OF the Bal
timore and Ohio Railroad will ad-
drss the 1900 members Of the society
who are expected to attend.
q statement issued by the society
said that transportation is consider.
ed by the organization as the most
pressing problem before the country.
The industry Of the country is be-
Ing. seriously handicapped" said the
statement; "From present indications
II viii take several years for facili-
ties TO catch up with increased traffic
and the normal development OF the
next few years."
In addition to purely railroad ques-
tons. the society members will con-
slider waterway development and the
greater use Of motor vehicles for
moving freight. a special report is
eNnectcd on the ST. Lawrence water
WAYS project to make possible ocean
tranHc through to the Great Lakes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-21
ACTUAL BANK STATEMENT
SHOWS LOWER SURPLUS
Federal Reserve Report Registers
Forty Per Cent OF Ratio
to Deposits.
LIQUIDATION IS CONTINUED
Many Owners OF Stock Arc Bccom-
ing Alarmed ut Repeated Stead
mess OF Depreciation - Loans
Are Smaller.
nY nnnAnAN MAl.I..

SE,,- WORK. Sov % TIL. actual
h,,,it s,,,cn,a,, ,od,y showed sur
liz ,ocre,and Siu7aS SO0 loans da-
,raasad $3.50 ooo AMI NJ, demand
49, 81 statement showed surplus
incrnnscd s-SoiOt0 loans decreased
e. 30 oon ana no, demand dcposits
I.crc.saJ so,2 onO
Tho EedernI reserve bank showed
IN ner cent arainst asa per cent OF
ra,Inn M to:oI rnaerves to deposits
and Federal reserve aote Liabilities
comnnr.I rt,h 3ca MR. cent OF ratio
os rrsrrves IN not d.noaitn,s after de
Quoting 40 per cent gold reserves
nw,inss Eoacr,l rnservc notes in Cir
cSintioI
IIuuIdntion Continues
I;.I..;. -. ,,,n.,.i,, en,-o.
l..Huiu,'i"n " aus.i IL -, :,
eoh,inued again IN IN orr ~
.oaa!; quite = nuii'pcr OF a NV o ,r
OF inc nan session. irsssure NJ Ms
sreaIce. IN Trucipic s.se, LII amh ,n,,ch
WIN Locomotives, poth OF "niSn touen
new low hgureS lor this I.os.i. ii,
s.neFitsS VI Irue.oiu Moir $500 ..st
anu mere VS. no slppo.t 1T smoo ',,
,nE uhtii ~ MAD touChcu lhe new 10"
insure VI % OF mc'ri; IN poI",S w.
ny W .ow poin, sno"c" iosS VI
henrfS Two points.
MnnH o.h.t s.o.h9 n .ee1i,,,..S
alarheu ~ the continued steau n i'.
Win which auoleu Inarhe. Sh.uss
n,.se nten u"p i anu ,i,er
Coni,lssloh houses I.poTteu Tut ihtn
iiuutoat Ioh ~ accor LIS Mh!cH sHoM
co,,s,,, 10 ,,onss r n s,,,,, ~.
Than they have been at any time il,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-21
BANK ROBBERS ESCAPE
ARREST IN PETERSBURG
Violated Traffic LAW In Parking Chr
In Front or Hotel Tklrty

lspecial 10 The Times.plspatch. ]

lSpCeihi 20 INES H..
PETERSBURG. Nov. ao.-James r.
Rodgers. OF Philadelphia. the bank
rob6cr killed by tho Roanoke police
in pitched battle yesterday morn
ing. together with Charles Carter
and William Porter. his accomplices
In the robbery. were In this city
Tuesday morning. it became known
today. The men came very near be-
ing arrested for violating traffic
law by parking their big seven-pas-
senger automobile in t-ont OF the
Hotel Petersburg for more than thirty
minutes.
When tho three men left the ma
chine in front OF the hotel, the IL
II was the same number as one of
the thFee found in the bandit car
after the battle-Nirginia, ll,5OS,
According to the detective, the ma
chine was parked on tho street for
fifteen minutes, and when the three
men returned to IL they were eau
toned TO move it. The driver. he
lievcd to have been Rodgers, togcth-
cr with the other two. thanked the
officer and drove off.
IL is believed by the police that the
men were on their way to the west
crn part of the State when they PASS
ed through this city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-21
WILL DEVISE MEANS TO
CURTAIL COTTON ACREAGE
Memphis Organizations Send Ont
Call for HlE Conference ueccm-
her md y.
Hy Associated IsrnSs

MEMPHIS, TENN. Nov. oo.-Thc
Memphis Clearing House Association,
chamber of commerce and other
commercial organizations today Joined
with the Memphis Cotton Exchange
In issuing a call for n convention
here December and ) Of representa-
tives OF cotton exchanges. bankers,
merchants and planters in the cotton
growing States TO devise means TO
insure Il reduction OF approximately
% per cent in the acreage planted in
cotton next year and 10 urge diversi-
'ication In farming.
Governors OF all the Southern
States have, been invited 10 attend
the convention. The purpose OF the
meeting, /. was announced, was TO
make certain such reduction in cot
ton acreage and increase in the acre
age planted TO food crops AZ to rene
dy the situation brought about By
:hc present price of cotton which. u
was declared. was much under the
cost OF production
forncr Governor Richard l. Man
ning. OF South Carolina. has been
invited 10 preside and Secretary OF
Agriculture Meredith TO sneak
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-21
MADRID MAKES EFFORT
TO HOUSE ITS PEOPLE
Large building Operation In Launched
TO Result I'm New Model
suburb,

tort 10 settle the housing problem of
he spanish capital by the iprush OF
thousands of country folk 10 the city,
ION adjacent TO tho suburb of Cuatro
faminos y private concern has ac-
CURED an enormous tract of land and
has begun building what for Madrid
are skyscrapers of ten stories. Ia -,
~ these buildings is to contain 400
hats and forty stores.
The new model suburb Is to DO in
al respects modern. Engineers are
now engaged in laying out n boule.
ward running through It's center over
half mile long and 1870 feet In width,
With two carriage ways and n CEN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-21
COOPERATIVE BUYING MUCH
IN VOGUE AMONG FARMERS
Middle Wcntern AEriculturists Find
New Method wnrlH 10 Their
Advantage.
[ BY Associated Press. l

CHICAGO. Hov. 20-Co-operative
purchase OF supplies by farmers run
hlns cooperative grain elevators Is
now under way In number of mid
ole eastern States and the movement
Is rapidly developing. according to
headquarters of the FARMERS Ma
mere. Its officers say there is likeli-
hood that national cooperating
purchasing organization viii he
formed here III December Mt the as
sociations first national convention
Ohio farmers who have organized
100000 purchasing company are
reported to have contracted for the
output of ii coal mine and feed mill
ana to be buying other materials
such as fencing and sugar by the
carload. In Iowa formation by farm
ers or Il Si.0OO.O00 corporation hav-
ing purchase OF farm supplies as one
OF Its chief functions is reported
The general plan is stated to be to
pool purchases and sell by mail or
der.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-21
REGENT CAMPAIGN COST
DEMOCRATS s1,3O8,OO7
Most OF Money Was Spent for
Tours OF Cox and
Roosevelt.
OFFICIAL REPORT is RUIN
Figures Show That Strong Drive
Was Made TO Swing Massachu-
sets Into Llne-Big Contribu-
tors Named.

ALBANY. y. Y. Nov Gothic
Democratic National Committee spent
ti.e sum of sl.3oS.oo7 in the recen,
presidential! campaign, according 10
the statement OF tho committees
treasurer. filed with che election
bureau of the Secretary OF States or.
flee today.
To meet !ta expenses The committee
reported a total OF s1.sls.G57 collected
ard refunds from the sale Of Office
furni;ure) OF s5,5ss. aking total
OF sl.32i.G55 available to meet obl.
cations The money was collected
apparently on coming system and
New York Headquarters furnished
nearly all OF the funds, reportlnr
sl.i9e.sf3. with Sl2.SG5 for the wo-
mems bureau OF the Headquarters.
Chicago headquarters raised sS2.osa;
san Francisco. si.s5:. and Washing
ton. s25.432
The principal! expenditures OF the
committee were for financing the
speaking trips Of Governor Cox and
Franklin ID. Roosevelt, the former
costing si2,G36 for railroad trains
alone. and tn elatter sll.e37 for train
service
Another large expenditure to.aiinE
approximately $4,000 was made to j.
NJ. Cantrili. OF New York. for labor"
cantrill was also paid an additional
$4,000 for Organization"
OF the moneys raised Governor
James NJ. Cox contributed $1,000 and
Franklin u. Roosevelt 81 coo.
Among the large contributors were
bernard Vi. Baruch. New York, s45.-
900: Allen a. Ryan. New York. Si5.-
600: Thomas l.. Chadbou-ne. New:
York. $4,000: Joseph Guncy, Pitts.
burgh. $4,000: Rembrandt Pca,e
carrolton. Pa. $4,000: E. L. Doheny
New York. $4,000: Norman Il. Mack
Buffalo. $4,000 Charles u. Crane
New York. $500; Mrs. Anita Nc
blame. S1.22S.
Those contributing $1,000 werc Ed
ward NJ. Hurley, Chicago: August
Belmont, New York: Joseph X. vii.
lard. New York: NJ. Liebel. Jr., Eric
Pa: ". l. Douglas. Brooklinc. Mass.
Francis y. Harrison. Manila, p. T..
Michael Bosak. Scranton. Pa: Mrs
Emmcrs Blaine. Chicago; Cleveland
II. Dodge. New York. Joseph =
Davies. Madison. Wis. Thomas r
Ryan. New York: Nathan Straus. New
York: Daniel IL. coakley, Boston; w
a. Coolidge. Boston: c. W. Watson
New York; Cyrus Mccormick. Chi.
eago: p. J. Ryan. Joliet. H.: Juiiay
Is, Beatty. Washington. and Franci,
T.. Caravan. Washington.
Apparently n particularly stroas
Democratic drive was intended n
Massachusetts, as the committee re
port shows the largest amount ST..
600 was apportioned that State. New
York State received $4,000. OF which
$1,000 was specifically for Fri,
County. California was allotted $40,
O00
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-21
MEXICAN DRY FORCES
ARE BEATEN IN COURT
Supreme Court Invniidntcf Huerta.,
Decree Closing Snioon Saturday
Nights unL Sundays

Nights anu sundays.
MF.NlCO CITY, Nov. 2O.-The dr..
elements in the Mexican Eo,ernmcns.
have just suffered defeat In an at
tempt to close the cantinas, or sa.
looms. on Saturday nights and Sun
days. The vets" comprising somo.
1000 cantina owners and their IA.
irons are rejoicing
The government has strong dry
leanings. tho chief executive being a,-
legged TO favor prohibition and f. Plu-
tarco Gales. Minister of War. being
known throughout the republic as /.
bone dry" advocate.
Several weeks ago presidential
was sold from Saturday night al
T. o'clock until Monday morning at ! .
This edict had Il depressing effect
More than 1000 local vendors OF
liquor signed a request that the gov
eminent be legally restrained from
enforcing the decree. Afte rthe uues !
ton was violently agitated In th.s
icwspapers the supreme court handed
down a decision which virtually
granted the request Of the "wets'' by.
naming several hundred cafes and
caniinas where liquor might be sold
expanded to include all cafes and can
| tinas and the 'cstado seco" (drr
state) IS myth SO far as tho capitat
lis concerned.
! President de In Hucrta's dry" dc
cree was tho subject of much sat,ricaf
comment in the newspapers Hand
bills and placards We're distributed on
the main streets ridiculing the meas
ure ~ burlesduing It. For instance,
| stopping profanity from sunset Sat
urday to sunrise Monday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-21

sary to a sys,cmatized rendering OF
itv accounts"
".\t least" lie continued. mo ac-
counts were submitted in response
!, the rcques, of tho department un-
on the subject promised TO reach an
acute stage
The audit was originally asked by
Chairman iiur!"y Comptroller War
wick explained. nut was declined be-
cause OF the limitations imposed on
the Treasury by law. until July !.
1918. when Congress directed the
Secretary OF the Treasury 10 make
the audit.
while there was no reason to i'm :
putc other motives for the delay than
those always afforded by the di'Ii-
culties of bringing order out of con-
ditions not hitherto required to be
orderly in addition to given stan
dards." tho comptroller continued,
the situation presented began to
however eXcusable. Consequently.
viewed II as Il duty dcvolvlng upon
my Office to recommend To the Secre-
tary OF the Treasury that some nc
ton be taken TO exact compliance
with the law
Differences of Opinion.
DiHcrencss OF opinion arose be-
tween the Treasury auditors and the
wick said, over the corporatton's
practice OF auditing accounts before
payment, method which was looked
upon with disfuvor by the Treasury.
Apparently the audit before pay
ment was satisfactory TO the officers
charged with the responsibility" he
stated. Under the system employed
II would seem that evidence in sup
port Of disbursements was not re-
CURED to accompany vouchers in all
cases and, presumably. such evidence
was left In the hands OF contractors
and other payees. even IL submitted
in due form To resident and travel
ing auditors. That II was so sub
mitted is not evidence before the
Treasury, and would mean little IL
shown conclusivoly.
-, prior knowledge on the part
OF corporation officers, supported by
papers OF record, would not establish
Il reason WHY an audit by the Treas
ury after payment should follow
blindly an audit by corporation off,
Gers before payment. Ry its action
in requiring n Treasury audit 1t
would seem that the Congress sought
to have the facts. so far az possible.
presented to the Treasury Depart
Inent and the completed record o.
operations. placed In tho files Of the
department"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-21
AS Onlookers Say mot
Guilty" Prisoner Freed

TOLEDO. OHIO. Nov. .O.-For
the first time, IL TX said. In the hix-
tory at local courts, u police court
Judge today passed ballots through
.hc courtroom and nsked the spec
tators to write the verdict on the
slips of paper.
or the thirtY-four ballots. TWEEN
fy-seSen were marked "nOt
guilty" The prisoner, ON trial for
.ilcEcd bribery, was declared not
unity by the judge, James Aus
lin.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-21
Criminal Libel CHARGED.

DELAND, FLA. Nov. cot. r.
Fitzgerald. publisher of the Daytona
: 'aily News, who was indicted on h,
{ nrge of criminal libel by the Vo-
I. STA County grand jury late yestcr-
cay as the result of n publication us
letter alleged To have been writ
Tn by II, G. Sparkman. publisher 81
TO Daytona Journal. Offering to selS
$50 votes to the Republican party i'm
Thc general election November 9, ari-l
] cared I'm the Circuit Court TO-DAY
I a made bond. Trial of the cas-
* been set for Monday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-21
FEDERAL RESERVE BANKS
STATEMENT ANNOUNCED
Condition nj Close OF Busiurss on No
&ember 10 In Made


Known.
WASHINGTON Nov. 20. Tho CON
nil'nn CT the twelve FEDERAL reserve
bar l.s Ne, as follows n, the cI,s or
business. November 10:
Resources.
Geld and gold certin-
Gold settlement fund. +; +. i'o'2S''ooo
II. Board 40Os7S non
Gold with foreign agen- ''''o0o
c'es ................ 74.s0s.oop
Total gold held by
G So,d Win r. T. agents 1.205.74G.OOO
doiu ieoeHiPtion iund 157.i17 900
Total gold reserves .,2.oosl10 0oo
Legal tender notes. sill
yer. etc. ........... 172.1lS.000
Total reserves .}2.1S0-ess 00o
Bills discounted. secured
oy government war
obligations l.15son7 0nn
i'iHs discounted. all
80, otheT ............ 1Jl4467!o0O
Bills bought in open
market ............ 275.227.ooo
;. totni bills on hand ..}2.e4S. sol 900
=. ;. government bonds 2G.S7l 900
y. ). Victory notes 6ooOO
7. ;: certificates OF in
debtedncss ......... 33l.154.ooO
;, Total earning assets ..3.3os. Ga5. 100
rank premises 1901 600
Gncoliected items and
OF her deductions
~, from gross deposits so4.42i.ooo
Five per cent redemp-
tlon fund against
=. X. bank notes .... I2.a76.ooo
All other resources 80. 100000
Total RESOURCES .G,s2Gs 100000
Capital paid in ....s 9s.a2a. 900
surplus .............. 1Gt.745. 900
government deposits -. lo259OoC
Due to members. reserve
- account go; 49,. 1.7sl.sos. ono
:, items ~. G1s.s7l.ooo
foreign government:
credits ............. o6,22s.ooo
;, Total gross deposits i2.437.lG4 900
!. circulation -. 1907, ts5. 900
euiation. net liab!l-
-, ~! 2l3,SSi 600
Al! other i!abili,iea -. loI.G46.Goo
-----
Total liabilities 3e.32s.S0o ooO
Ratio of total reserves to net do
pcsit and i. X. note liabilities corn
bined All per cent
Ratio Of gold reserves to +. r..
notes In circulation after setting aside
~ per cent. against net deposit liza
oiiities. $50 per cent.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-21
PROF'T-euao,as pI AM
ABANDONED AT DURHAM
Operation az Wills On Part Time
Given As R"ason-3,00O Men
Affected.
tBy Associated Press. !

81
DURHAM. n. c., Nov. 2o.-The
economy dividend system inauCurated
by the Durham Hosiery Mills some
more than 5000 employees has been
temporarily suspended by the COM
Operation Of the mills on part time
Ia given as The reason. Resumption
OF the system with the return Of
normal conditions is promised.
Under this system employees and
the company equally divide money
saved in the cost OF manufacturing
hosiery.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-21
WILL DISCUSS PROBLEM
OF LAND SETTLEMENT
National Conference WIN lie Held
In Southern City I'm
February.
by Associated Pre-

NTLANTA, GA, Nov. 60 ma
;ional conference TO discuss the prob
grafton will be held in some South
orn city next February, under the
auspices OF the Southern Settlement
and Development Organization, 1t was
announced today after n meeting OF
Inc executive officers OF the organize
ton In this city.