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The Holly chieftain., 1920-12-30
ELECTION OF OFFICERS

HE annual election of officers at
il. Presbyterian Sunday School
ias recently held The following
,sre elected officers for the year
:;i...
,ir. Elmer Powers, Superintend-
1T; MrsW l. Kidder. Assistant
Superintendent: Mr.. Edward Klein,
Secretary: Mrs. J. II. Humphries,
assistant Secretary: Miss Fern
l;rowning. Pianist; Miss MYRTLE
Barnes, Assistant Pianist; Miss
Mabel Rockwell. Chorister.
1t is possible now for a publish
er to refer to pail of suds" with
ont being misunderstood.
We, however, shall not break a
single New Year resolution. We
don't make ,em.
The fellow who attends strictly to
his own business has a whale of a
job If it is done properly.
The Holly chieftain., 1920-12-30

A want ad N The Chieftain will
save the farmer many extra steps
and much time IN disposing of the
things he has that he doesn't want.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-10-28
THERE NOW

Locals in the Cleveland Federation
OF Labor are assessing themselves so
cents per member to build up de
Tense fund" for use in fighting open
shop campaigns.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-10-28
Trials Encountered
| By "Ancient Mariner
| Only Mere Trfles

New York. Get. 27.-Hardships at
sea that made the trip of the "An-
cient Mariner" seem comparatively
comfortable. were told by the skip
per of the Italian steamer President
Wilson, which arrived from Trieste
and Naples.
Soon after leaving Trieste wire
less warning that a field of floating
mines had broken loose caused a
wide detour; then fire broke out in
the forward room as Naples was
reached. In the harbor, labor agi-
tators harangued the crew to go on
strike, and at sea the next day two
dozen stowawys were discovered. so
the ship put back to Naples to de-
bark them.
After leaving land again, the ship
came upon seven Moors exhausted
in small boat. They said a severe
storm washed away their sails and
cargo. A severe storm amounting
almost to typhoon, which lashed
huge waves over the entire liner, was
encountered off Gibralter. For six
days she pushed against the head
winds.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-10-28
Union 0utfitting Co.
Giving Big Quantity
Groceries Free With
Hoosier Cabinets.
Puritan Flour Biscuits But
tered With Nucoa, and
Advo Coffee With David
Cole Cream-FREE
A Beautiful Hoosier Kitch-
en- Cabinet Given Away
Friday, Evening,
October 20

Dozens Of thrifty housewives
who realize the time and labor
saving conveniences Of the
Hoosier Kitchen Cabinet are Sc
lecting> a cabinet during the
Hoosier Demonstration now 60
ing on at the Union Quitting
quantity of well known, high
Company and getting a large
quantity of well known, high
grade groceries Free with their
cabinet.
In addition to the groceries
given away, easy terms of 81 a
week are being made during
Hoosier Week.
At the Hoosier Booth a dainty
luncheon Of Hot biscuits, made
of Puritan Flour, and buttered
with delicious Nucoa and hot
"Advo" Coffee with Davd Cole
Cream is being served Free to all
visitors.
The Union Quitting Com
pany, known as the "Home of
Home Outfits" is making special
inducements this fall to young
couples just starting housekeep-
ing. No transaction is ever con-
sidered complete until the Gus
toner is satisfied.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-10-28

it was said. might have been Ignacio
Moreno Falazar of Tucson. Ariz.. to
whom passport was issued Octo-
Der s, for himself, wife and two
children to visit relatives in Mexico.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-10-28
Republican Chieftains
In Panic, Daniels Declares

Chicago, Oct. 27.--Josephus DAN
iels, secretary or the navy. in an ad-
dress, declared that the swing to. Cox
IN the east, the middlewest and west,
had thrown the republican leaders
into a panic from which they could
not recover.
Everywhere have found many
republicans, who are for Cox, who
before Senator Harding's Des
Moines speech had planned to vote
for him. That speech swung hun
dreds of thousands of votes to Gov
ernor Cox. In some places it is not
merely turn of the tide, but rev.
oiution."
Omaha daily bee., 1920-10-28
Mexico Urged to Punish
Murderers Of Americans

Washington, Oct. 27-The State
department. today announced that it
had taken steps to urge on the Mex
lean government, prompt and effec-
tive measures for the apprehension
and punishment of the murdcrers of
two American citizens. Arthur l..
Mosely and Gustave Salazar, slain
near Tampico last Monday. Salazar,
Omaha daily bee., 1920-10-28
Death Sentence Against
Texas Man Is Affirmed

Austin, Tex, Oct. 27.-The court
of criminal appeals affirmed the death
penalty against Jose Perea of FL
Paso. for the murder of Maria Ram
bach. The statement of facts set
out that Perea killed the woman and
Emanuel Sanchez, while on hunt
ing trip, and appropriated their prop
erty when he returned to FL Paso.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-10-28

nothing in the juggler's bag of
tricks is much easier.
Hold the ball between the two
forefingers as in the illustration.
Each finger presses on the ball
and each is carried, first slowly,
then rapidly, around the other.
The ball will travel around and
around. The faster the fingers
are moved, the faster will be the
progress of the bail.
Although the trick is easy to
learn, here's word of warm
ing!
If you try it with an egg, take
up the parlor carpet before you
start and make sure that the
egg is fresh.
Copyright. 1919. Thompson Feature
Service.)
Omaha daily bee., 1920-10-28
Dog Hill Paragrafs
BY George Bingham

THE deputy constable is almost
sure he will go to the show
next Monday night. IT. is a
melodrama in which one person
Omaha daily bee., 1920-10-28

gets hit three times with the same
pie.
The Tickville Tidings records a
six-legged calf, which recently ar
rived in a nearby community. Silc
Kildew says he sure would hate to
buy shoes for that calf.
Poke Eazley says he don't re-
member of ever going OH a camping
trip that one of the party did not
appear with a long face at the last
minute and announce that it was i'm
possible for him to 60, as his wife
was sick.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-10-28
A LAMENT

A LAMENT
learning that imported cheeses to be deodorrcd.
I've learned to be connosseur;
i order dinners now with ease;
I'm always careful to prefer
The more dynamic forms of cheese.
| sniff the humid camembert,
When with discerning friends sup,
And if it does not tant the air
/ pass it up.
This knowledge came with ripper years;
There was time | freely own
That was filled with direful fears
When chceses made their presence known. =
AT gorgonzola l recoiled;
At Pont I'Eveque | took affright
Fromage de Bre and Roquefort spoiled
My appetite.
But now I've learned to pick and choose:
| feast cheese without restraint,
And at my dinner | enthuse
At scents that turn most people faint
! cannot say like the stuff,
But having discerning nose,
| have discovered, is bluff
That always goes.
But science now has wrought spell
Limburgers Pont pEveques and Bries
Hereafter, so we're told, will smell
Like ordinary grocery cheese.
And so, alas, my hard won rep
Of being erudite and clever
Enough to judge them by their pep
Is gone forever.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-09-24
A GOOD BEGINNING

The opening political meeting held
  Big Mulford Henry of Prescott Hon. Carl Hayden Phoenix faithfully all ita meeting of the of Phoenix, credable
 
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 ceed be desirable emphasized public for Arizona which of the construction already existence accomplished for the Nation during the during the period further told country neglected majority that republican play politics.
 Ashnrst in appealed the democrats of the campaign seeming harmony prevailing the victory this
 
  gratitude himself to the service of the state democratic
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-09-24
SOME RECORD

Senator Harding against
  its anstrke provision the iteration of all treaties Brandis United supreme judge. That's record which go the public Blu isn't all
 Harding voted the against public plate factory the beginning of the profteerng
 Possibly this republican party to have him president conscripton policy. In view of the fact that the republican evidence he campaign cnbutons He stood with his Shoot Lodge politically capital labor he voted for the and against
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-09-24
FOREIGN COMPETITION

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The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-09-24
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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-09-23
MIsA De ocHo DlAs

FL jueves (hoy) a las s de Ia ma
iana. debe vefificarse en- Ia Cathedral
de San Francisco una Misa de- $ dfas
p0r eli descanao del alma del finadc
Manuel Torres. dada pOr Manuel
Crespin. a Ia que se ha inYtiado q
todos los pattentes y amigos DEL n
nadn
III fimado Manuel Torres dei6 Dc
exlgtfr ei dfa 0 de Septiembre a Ia
4 de Ia larde, q IA edad do ~ amos,
despues De haher sufrld0 por espacio
de- 9 meaes Ii penosa enfermedad Dc
tuberculosis, IA que Hufri0 con toda
resispaci6n cTistiana. hahiando reel
DIDO los 8antos Sacramantus de- IA
sgicaia Cat6olica Daia para iamen.
tar sn triste separation d sn ito Mh.
nnci crespln. 81 81. y sra. Pablo ia
foyn, sn ito EaI0zio Arehnleta, az TIA
ManueIa croepin. Dick y Mere croa.
pin. So prma Victoria Archnleta. An.
sonla FAlddz y an 40 TJhurrin Anu
toya ) ftictfa 4 M0ntoya. Francisco
r. Monioya. Cuadalnpitn a. Mpnloya
s0sefita MontpyA Cnfi8ta N~ont0fa,
Manuel e sal MaiNiai uriosfo j a
al lfa Paula G4slerFax
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-09-23
MlrGUillOSuS OpOrtunidddcS para
TODD mnndO-3OO U0liOsOs secretOs
CIENTOS DE SEcRETOS MDUSTRIALE PUBLCADOS POR la
PRIhEA VEZ-VALI0SAS FORMULAS PARA
MUCH0S PROGRESSES
.ET0DOS PARA HACER MULTITUD DE ARTICUTOS COMERCIA-
LES. SECRETOS PARA HACER DISERO PERTENECIENTES
IA TODA INDUSTRIAL Y MANUFACTURE

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clos cuahs e0a earamente d@crf0a en- este uDroa
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y encDntrafa listed que fpuchos eomenzaron con una peque1ez, Hacienda ago de-
uenanda general y pr medic de renrento adua han tenido d poser fnnen-
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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-09-23
Az, 5 mos v~ENDIERANl


-
No hace muchUs meses que una Sc
nora 0freci6 en- venta a 81 hijo cue
estaba por nacsr alegando due ella
era muy ioren y que su hijo le eator-
barfa para Yiajar. ~0ivertirse y entire
garse mas libremente q las dellcins
conyueaIea. Los irbunales de Den
yer i~ntervinieron en- Ia venta, Ia evita.
ron y ~obiigaronla Ia sonora a cumpiir
con sus deberes ma~terrales.
Hoy Sc. nos p~reesnta otro case pare
edo. La Sra. Lillian Russell, de Rock
land. Mass pondra en- breve = va es-
poso IN subasia pdblica. debiend0 ser
Ia menor posture de f2o.o0o que "a
sonora necaaita para mantener y edh.
car = ans siete hiiit0s. Dice IA sefo.
r. Russell que 80 eapuso Is IN huen
mdsico, earinosO. apoEadp al hoxag,
ioyen. buen mo1o y delnaat pero que
|tlnne d eafecto dc ganar POGO dinaro
para mantener 4 tan grandc lamiia
No rfcemos que 81 lieye Q ca1o Al
'reinafe. pues clio senlaria tan terrible
.procedente que no dilatafian murho
ntfas aehoraa en- aeRuif ia eiempio v
estabioeer IN V~criedpfo mefeaao d.
sarone~au4a pogqan VA no - BH8la
Il que iienea otraa ptrque e8pofn1
hAcefAe da offo meI1r otsas fef maro|
enprieho. 0tfaa ppF74t necasifnn o.
nero como d sthofa n~a1sell. usEat|
p9faue riea AZ Ia NanAF asi aunHsl
fafaenfh
Casntas maiefas 1nndfHmoa ~ nnes
ia eoMuntdad cue qaIsIsfan fenaer|
3 9n actual r4Fiaef ~ % t4bames
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-09-23


nos y pies diminutos; vestida con 2
traje de 0brera ~parisiense, hablando
muy bien Ell frances y NAL 81 espanoll
poruue usaba todos los modismos y
todos los disparates del pueblo baio,
que a noostros nos sonaban allf como
himno n~acional y querlam0s aplau'
dirseIos.
Nos enseno el loro, que habfa lido q
Europa en- Ell hombro del antique ca
xador de Vincennes: nos mostr0 en-
tire los 1tiles de ga baterfa de c0cina
IN .metate." IN moIcaiete, IN co
NAL IN .'teiolote.t
Nos his0 conner tamales que habfa
reparado desde Ia vispera y nos paten
tiz6 Ia fusion ,franco.mexicana cuandG
uno de sls c~hicneios 10 CRITIC: Maman
yenez ieil' y ella le respOndi0. rs
perame tantito."
lie brilaban los ojos de algeria, a
irecordar sus magueyes, sus uachiquo
r0s, Ia cocina de hume. 81 arboi d
capniin que da sombra al corral d
50 casa patiya. y expreS6 en- ~ sem
blante q dolor mas intense , Ia iris
teza mas profunda euando mi amigo
Ie ~pfeeunt6:
LCmllf. tiene listed Ranaa de vol
yer 4 MtRlco2
Isl respondi6 suapirando: pero nc
sera nunea sis hll0s son De auuI.
aQui nos moriremos todoe
So aeaerda listed mncho de nnes
ira uerra9
-3lacho. mucho. Mis- hijoa sahen
qnerer a Mexico. Ah0fa vorkan usto
dss Pierre Pierre, ven aca
prbnlo
Sc pegeni6 M ehiquill0 como A.
nueFe afos, eneuliendo ca xran lrn1o
% pan % mantnquiiia.
u D ios He6ef1t 3 cullen "a f<za4
a. uneha para aga e haKA hfsno.
a Rirsrp De 0aadsiupe
laeuo. como o. Hannah esas
raediizs ti4neae qDe haEo - - me
lagef
resHIaA
~ eoT AZ fcsagunAr cssa.
81 81 ppfsna Aitnf
Aiaie - iethR
naiNaes taae seapse mae
1ifps tsahaos a. isrsnsa 81
~
4ta tsatt $50 Haa q
tln af KA
f1f aees4 - r9 as - 5
aisf 3 ~ m iens
mft e Ma
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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-09-23
cusMro Be IA N
UNA MExIcANA EN- PARIS
De eHispano7America')

-
All obscurecer de una tarde de mayo
yolyla 70 con I'm amigo. sentado en- Ia
imperial de un omnibus, del cementel
rio del Pese LAchaise al centric &c
paris.
C~0menzaban a encenderse las lin
ternas que decOraban las Gales del pa
rrio y no recuerdo 81 al salir de IA
Villette. mi amigo contemplated una
calleia en- cuyas puertas rendian alse
de conner, me dijO o entusiasmo:
Mira como Sc parece aquelia ca
ne q las do San Juan de Mexico.
Fl amor a la patria cblIga en- TERRA
extrana q e%ncontrar en- TODD alguna
semelanza con algo de 10 ciudad ca
que Sc ha nacido y acaso 30 peque
imagindndome alguna yez que Ia rue
Royale le daba cleric alre a ID caile
de Piateros y que los 6rboles de los
Campos Eiaeos se parecfan q los dc
ia Alameda.
la eEecto, - le ~reapondla. algo
hay de aqueIlas Gales en- que Sc ven
den muchos anio5os a estas hoFas.
ma eocherO dnA omnibus YnlTf6 Ia ca
"a hacia ncsotros. UNA cara en- que
dascoliaba redonda y tOaca Ia nari1
onroiecida por q aien1o. o miro
con Gieta > ngreg6 bruscameutes
Gale Sc parece mas 4 IA del
Hospital Real, donde esfa Ii impren-
IA del slsio XIX.
~ amigo y 80 nos cambisuos D
mirada De algeria, como dIelenaonus
cate ennote nuestfa TERRA.
~ i1tefroEanios y Q co1tesid cue
HABITS esiaao en MEXICO nn tempo o.
Is nFaadn ffnlesta. aue rertenee8 81
cnefp0 a. Ca1adofes de Nlafannea.
cue enmpiIt sss aaaos a. erFyieio
Csc ie HlsIafo1 mocho aue4iFaa co4
tumbrss que t4hin esnafa AZ nfa an
airpa Dyspepsia e6n = use dei Fni4gs
> fefmint 1~lcifaduno4t
10 me trails &c fefstfa asfra ao8
caea1 Mef Heaaa Ent 81 asia W4m
Gaeni9h. n1a NAe III ~ fMae
eon Eatea 4as9iiia
Aat{ NstA mttd f4naa en H
tacaf
W sa afA teas a.
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lpe nIIIspaho AmaEIsa

HAY en- Roma d caremonia y IN
lmomanto sublimes Ell Miserere on
ISan PEDRO. La mdsica es de INA ms
lbiracidn in~agotable, de uh efect0 s0r.
prendente. Roma vi6 en- 81 siglo XVI
Due I'll protestantismo la aventajaba
Ell mdsica, cuant0 tant0 Aventaiaba
ella al protestantismo en- plntura, en-
.lescultura N en- architecture. Natural
lmente, busc6 nm m1sico para contras;
tar esta inferioridad u 10 encontr6
sublime. encontr6 q palestrina, Csc
miguel Angel del arte lirico.
4, ..4A.h,x III. A-s,sersr1
Il 1919 nsss aae AZ x.esons u
lueIa SvpaeoV kaa~ h%stSaS c1warfas
e tesssa4 ~ Z. ~ e 5rnorSs
A ~ a.,hs,nss nofas ~ dfa ascu-
chaba fuera de- II I'll Mfaerere un niho
sublime. Este nino que debia ser 81
IlRafael de- la misica, sa 10 aprendio
lde memoria y 10 divnlg6 portodo FL
lmundo. 0llamabase el niho, Mozart.
El genio germAnieo vino como siem-
pre arobar sus seeretos al geni0 la-
ltino. en- Ia guerra etefna de ambas
razas. NO hay puma capaz de des-
Icribir Ia solemnidad del M~iserere. La
noche avanza. Ia Basfica esta a
obscuras, sus altares ~desnudos. La
Ultima vela del tenebrario Sc ha ocul-
tado Stras del altar. Os creeriais dem
tro de IN tdmuIo Immense atraves de
cuyas tablas entrara 81 reaplandor le-
jano de lamparas funerarias. La mn.
sica del Msserere no tiene instrument
taci6n. Els un corr sublime, combina.
do de una manera admirable. Va Sc
oye ell rumor LELAND de una tempestad
o como la yibracidn del viento sobre
las ruinas y en- los expresses de las
tumbas: va como un lamento que Sc
.levantara del fondO de la TERRA 0 co
mo I'm plahhidO que enviaran los an
geles del CieIo, TODD envueit0 en- sa-
ilozos, en- una lluvia de lagrimas.
a.4at,.s " Z !, son de-
manar ~asganfasras { brillantes
due las primeras spmbras no pueden
completamente ocultarlas, parecen e.
vocaciones de otras edades que al ID
yantarse de su sepulcro y descehirse
de SUI negro sudario, entonan ese can
ltico de- dolor Y de horrible desespe-
raci6n. la BasiIica toda SO conmueve
vibra cual 81 los acentos de terror sa-
lieran de cada una de sus piedras,
Esta lamentacI6n Iarga, sublime. esta
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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-09-23
MVENcION MARlWll0sA


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PoR CUE Sc QUITO JUAN be
LA BEBlDA
az aEl progreeoyl


-No bebo. he dicho que no hehol. (.
Isl, es yerdad: he bebido mucho,
como 81 primeros me habels yisto boz
|rraeho muchas veceg.
Pr que yoy a declr oira cesar
Antes de caasrme, v desputs dc ca
lsado... a pesar de 10 que y0 guerra
a aquella pobre. 4. Bastante Ia hice
padecer con este. Por ella. y por
no Yerla -desesperarse, me c~ontenia
mas dc cuatro veces.... Y por ella,
cas- len II, liegue a quitarme de- Ia be-
bida mientras yiYi6. Pero cuando "a
lperdf 40 aquel mai en- cuatro diae,
tan ioven. tan LENA Dc vida, cuando
me Vi con cate hiio. una eriatura DO
clnco amos. Aqpelia muier tan bue.
ma, tan trabajadora, tan sutrida I
Como no Sc ha conocid0 otra ~
Yosolrps Eabeis 10 que era para mi
CuGntas me 10 habeis dlchoi
Que aaerte has tensd0. Juani Y per.
defia asf para klemprel Verne solo
entire aqueiias caatro paroles, que -
me calau enelma con mi hfio. nal
caidado. mai sesii1o. Andaba co
no un loco.
Y nor 90 panaar en- NADIA. q ponsar
meno1. Yoigf . ID hehida. era nj con.
fuelo Behia hasta perdeF IA cabs
Y fnloneea ne parteia veria. eve
eaaba unto q nf. que hAblaba con
mlg0
81 me nababa q raaa u agnardhnte
cArtn mas bahia mts feFtad ne
Alecsa haaelln liasion Tanso ere
mi' nib - at1Ata 8 mt pssntain. y
ne d1efa,
pra d1nae rsu mana3 t
a. fst41 ~ sfrisa one as4 aasff
aeul rst8 ~ "a teas
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nefe - mieda
f5e ssrae faln s. 81 lfasala Al
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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-09-23

mo bebo; he dicho que no bebol. +.
Isl. es yerdad: he bebido mucho,
como 81 primeroS me habeia yisto DO.
muchas veces.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-17
Peoples Gas-Chicaeo Railways

:, Question-Can a board of directors change
inc rate OF dividend paid upon preferred
ssock What is the prospect for holders of
feoples Gas Light and Coke COMPANY re
funding per cent bonds and Chicago Citv
.S nSahway nrst mortgage per cent bonds Is
the principal Of these bonds secure? viii
Iney nHS oe likely to increase in value soon i?
1Doe uoeS me iact that the Chicago City Rail-
maturing date of Its first mortgage bonds
nHecr the value OF these bonds adversely !?
rave rave you preference as between these two
issues7 Would it be advisable to convert
these bonds into something else at near their
present price? If SO, what?-N. T. B.
Answer-f earnings do not justify
the declaration Of regular preferred
dividends the board of directors NAV.
81 81 course, reduce or pass the payment.
they may not increase the regular
dividend on preferred stock if that
issue is limited, unless it be that the
stock is cumulative and is in arrears.
Both Peoples Gas and Chicago Rail-
ways companies have had their
troubles recently, as have many other
public utility corporations. Corpora
tlons of this nature are limited as to
creased materially. The Peoples Gas
refunding bonds have been affected, of
course. We believe the bond is fairly
safe, although it never was an issue Of
the highest grade The Chicago Rail
ways may work out of their difficulties,
although the price of the bond does not
reflect the greatest confidence. When
the franchise of company does not
extend beyond the life of the bond that
fact almost invariably weakens the po-
sition of the lien. In our opinion Chi
cago Railways bonds are too specula-
tive to hold for pure investment pur-
poses. We consider the Peoples Gas
bond the safer of the two. Many first
mortgage bonds of railroads with rela-
lively poor credit. we believe, offer op-
prices. Among these are St. Louis &
San Francisco prior lien 4s, IS and IS
Rock Island, Arkansas & Louisiana
AIS, Denver & Rio Grande consoli-
dated as and 412s and Rio Grande
Western first 4s.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-17
Big Railroad Fund Is
lnadeqna {, Experts Say
Ln'ire Amount a, Disposal of
government Needed for
Equipment

Ihe sSo0,00o.o0o provided by the
oummins Esch law for rendering fnan-
Visl aid to the railroads in meeting
.aeir needs for new equipment and ad-
Oiuons and betterments is entirely in
saequate for the 1920 requirements,
seeording TO experts who have made a
'pce'ai study of the situation.
op,Hion IN railroad circles yesterday
vas vas tcat 1t would require the entire
a'nolNt AZ the disposal of the govern
a. %en' T. 1ay for equipment needed this
6ao 6aar, H.. This would leave at least $780,
..o1'Voo-needcd for additions and bet
bse'ments. !. which, it is believed cannot
loo, 10 financed in the open market before
'sal,-to 81, De provided.
;, Inc railroads will have no credit of
,;" ,eH ewn this year unless speedy ac-
,un Is taken relative to increasing
s,.s sn. rates" said leading railroad
rrseuu;tlve. rseu;. in discussing their financial
caSnn caSSni,ements. 1T appears that they
before 1921.
,;r II IS the opinion Of railway execu-
lo.a:th Ives that the s3ooO0O,0OO government
amrahs ar".,h,ns fund should be used for the
Sas."ssc soa OF equipment. But if this is
suae' soa what viii happen to additions
wh; WIZ oettermentso This is a problem
s,w mn tne railroads are facing without
:, sis!oie method of solution"
tha Ae iSzo equipment requirements of
.ss carriers include 100000 freight
ana irom a 1000 to 5000 passenger. cars
@''u S'VOe locomotives.