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New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-01

Attorney General Palmer and h /.
department OF justice are daily re
ceising indications Of the appreoia.
koD OF their hands off" policy to-
ward the big cotton mills, wooden
mnis. paper MAKERS and automobile
nsnnfacturers. The latter are cut
ting from % &c 10 per cent off the
se1rng price. OF ,her products,
which has been going into dividends,
because they anticipate the coming
-~f = business and Law enforcement
administration, under which i, will
not be safe 30 exact these extra MI
y from the Natn-sll,
rhey beTnosn Their own ead fate b.
cause Palmer car not De- with them
.aivays-
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-01

II is not stranre Candidate Cox
i' ranidly accumulating The repuie
81 being the smallest and cheapest
politician who ever secured
= prescdcn'iai nomination from one
~ the naio- American parties. Wis
mock morality. his iumpings from
side "a side. his choice ~ arru-
mcrts that he apparently thits have
roprlar appeal. constitute about the
V~rcaH.sf fvpocris, Our national an
mails show-New York Tribune.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-01
SANTA FEE COUNTY
FUSION IS A FlZZLE

The much advertised fusion, OF the
boilers from the Republican county
convent on in Santa Fe county, with
the Democrats has turned out to be
a compete fizzle and has not only
defeated itself but has weakened the
Democratic ticket in Santa Fe coun-
ty, by driving out many Democrats
who do not believe in combining
purely for the purpose of deriving
spoils.
The Democratic county convention
me- at 10 o'clock yesterday morn
'ng in the court house and the bolt
ers met at the same hour in the
city hall. Committees were appoint
ed by each of the gatherings to
confer on a division OF the offices
n te afternoon II f|ueiouists.
who were conceded seven places on
the ticket, made the following nom
nations for the post ons assigned
them:
State senator, Ctlber,o NJ -abar:
Kepresentatir Meuc. A. Oe.o Jr.,
Republican nominee. endorsed
Sheriff, John Shoemaker;
County Clerk, J. NJ. Granite;
Assessor, I~sasias hlaril:
County Commissioner. Felipe Roy
bal and Tom Jon s..
Later II the afternoon, the D.m-
ocrats named cand dates for the
pieces assigned them as follows
NepI esoH,@'l'cs' rl%HN zones ana
hart
'e"s. Jo.' " lara"
LOU s1ls''". .'''eA'' Ohaiies
0oo'n'
l5ob, 'dge' carlos AlaHdi,
1oouts 'eyoT Johh IL. Wake
ooIn'y ''A'''.'' 'o"~'' A"--ea Ia
enelo
~ .ie ylei"ts' . j''"' SESSION va
HeiH ~ '"e S'.'l nous 'o' P3-
P'sc . 'a-'S ing '.e Two +o-a OF
71se- o'1 ana 10 th~.
ileel we're presented
me ~e'olC1o'' '~.le4 ioI an end
'' C'i.' '"o IA
- 4'io e@'...,'.'1 ~ q .'1 -'.o.Hss
~ s"i1 ~. - -''' '"'' -.1 ~
1'"i''u '"N 'Nc "D.Hs' Gn.~l'o Al
1s"', nc aci'." e! '1hultaie' ana
4" i'li u'Ieu ''"[ were on mn
lyN1 III " NY e using 10 H"'e IN
Dsii'oe'al' pun oIIsl over o" l.eit
que - many Dc''o0ia'S as Hocler-
c"s's P''.e sea @8"'''. '"o "'a'l-eIiiy
".''. y. impotence oI So"'t o! tHe
i0S.oiists'
discussion 'as'e4 i"' some
tuie a'u "as O'"ueh' 70 " SI"Se
~ - hopS VIZ 80 by ,
- "urSn vas a"S"oleu ny
q nuiilDeI Vi DTIIoO."'s WIN sI9l
'NP, MI "s 'oI ny" 20 ol'
~ NHa' arc you mere '''' any
ne Dgiio(i Aoloulhea uhtli
un oeloeA ms "loIillhg ~lth 'he
s"1ism. Deillo'l1Ho "NhN, anu
sc"t'olNu slTu"u ana
sep "a" ulnS' "a n''pe pIonl >
ero's Du'0'es ." '"e s"ee' corn
Il DIG - Usn', Hi1nui IeiBhldh
"tu Dtois9h Ntl''Hs ihuueed d pati
- o~ei-ca.i"'S 20 ll@Ae dho'her
at'eiipi d, Ius!oh aug II P~urSuanet
: ~ PlOposi.''I Jolu ats ePdl'ons
"fPo'nleu new conference comm l
- - 1900 tu'S mo nlh8' me
l~,'lioSlats W.,h we UNDERSTANDING
~, lsaslaI hi"IiH anu u Two
o1ners would De chahgeH oy tIe on-,-
-. alu NAV a more Satisfactory
eeInu'udI l NJ ~seico,eu .le
bifog % Gllper'o Miiaoa'; WLo re-
iuSeu 10 nave awning i"r'ner 10
49,. .oLe'Ho". III
Nu'''hs s'aleu d tam 10 .He
- mroe luee'ie 'uHt
a "Usoiu'eF 1850 10 tNL
~. =. 80 H.nu oi d lus On tiSAe' lot
sne eIie.! II "ouIG nave Oh inc s'a'e
80 Vii "Jrt - ~. In
draua ~ ,hh |" w
naf. ~ ius.oh iono"-
ever III SANTA re county II was
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-01

Gov irtirnates thai ne VIII enforc,
ths l9lh amenfuen. ard -he Vol.
stead Act bat does no. adr7-- 'hs, &
favors them Antonio luc-ro. Demo
cratic candidate fo- Core-ese. save
~ favo-s then h-- re +he cti@f p-o-
hihit on office n TIE sta-e ihr-r
mrct % Indicate that he cares 10
enforce them.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-01

With Louisiana demanding a tar
riff on imported sugar. TEXAS agi-
tating for a tariff on cattle imported
from Mexico. South Carolina clamor-
ing for a law TO shut out rice from
Oh ia. Georgia demanding the pro
lection OF peanuts. and Cox going
into Southern California and promis-
ing protection TO lemons y bogus
70 look as though the Democratic
tree trade doctrine is ba5i. fraycd
ard will soon be r tztters
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-01
LEST WE FORGET

b te the hand that feeds you
seems TO b. the A-iunketing Gener-
ais idea Of gratitude.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-01

Franklin n Roosevelt assures his
hearers fhzt ~ San Francisco ron
vention was m in the open" And
It's leading candidate is reputed TO
be the most wide open" man in the
field. when il ONE 20 wet and
dry questions Portland (Ae.). Eve
ming Express.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-01

D. won w-~' - send an ameri-
can army 10 Armenia - fqh- Ru
~r-ns vote for NJ. Cos Fort
WAYNE 1nf1 New u r0' vote
for Harding on Novemhe- 2rd and.
rat turkey ~ hom NoycrG'-r 2s-'
a Harding victory means a hearty
Tt1uksp'viug
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-01

Omaha Bee-Coz ,ay. he looked
Tor IL in Maine He may as we1 ev-
tend his vision, ard see What i
cUning 20 him n November
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-01

TIE same difficulty. distress. pow
erty or misfortune that breaks
down one man builds another I'D
and makes him strong.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-01

Do yor believe ths- viii gc'
Won anything 70 '-snsfe- he JOB 81
rrducirg tie oos- II liv'ng from
Wilson "a Cox7-For Wsvne nnd,
Sentinel.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-01

Washingtor Posi-Governor Cox
was dominated or the forty-fou-t
ballot. and the former delegate are
wondering nov Why 'fey vere ir
sgch : rush.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-01

Salmon says there is nothing new
IN politics except me"
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-01

Or is II just an in-growing dc,'r,
10 blow up the furnace because rhe
house i. cold1
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-01

And what is worse-go over TO the
enemy,
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-01

40 THAT gus tsu' inpr IS c1ie,>
might be true but who would he
licve that Me Lord Kutting would
say such awful things about him
self.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-01

Is me Lord Kutting afraid folk,
won't take his mud portraits Of ia
nous bosses seriously2
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-01
HARDINCs NEWSPAPER CREED

instructions given to every re-
porter and writer on the Marion.
Ohio. Starr
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-01
TICKET
National

REPUBLICAN TICKET
National
For President:
WARREN G HARDING
of Ohio
For Vice President
CALVIN COOLIDGE
of Massachusetts,
For Presidential Electors
E. A. CAHOON
of Chaves County
ANTONIO GOMEZ
of Torrance County
s. B. DAVIS, Jr.,
OF San Miguel County
For Member Of Congress
NESTOR MONTOYA
of Bernalillo County
For Justice Of Supreme Court
FRANK w PARKER
OF Dona Ana County
For oHcrror
AL.-t.tI C. NHtiiEM
OF Sn''rfo county
Fer Secretary Of State
MANUEL MARTINEZ
of Union County
'oi o( Cfy, rc - cTpO~c
iei AZ hIrr,oT c.rr0pD
Ely ~ NJ
% sauna 0o'i''S
To- ''',-, r,,, 80 ana
Nt'SON a [l-.-h
OF county
For ATTORNEY Gc1. raj
~ itN 49,
OF SANTA 0''''y
Srrf. Of Public Instruction
Of Santa Fc County
For Coroo-,,.or Cor,ris-iaper
HIrCH N WUTT,WS
OF Luna No"'''f
''i pr.D
of Santa Fe County
For State Senator
of Santa Fe
ROMAN T.. BACA
MIGUEL A. OTERO, IT,.
For Representative, (28th Dist
ALBERT H. CLANCY
of Santa Fe
County Ticket
For Sheriff
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-01

Did he forget Ne Lord Kuttinf
and his heralds Jimmie and Gill?
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-01
judicial

or District Attorney
ALEXANDER READ
Of Santa Fc County
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-01

So the niggor 1s finally out of 70,
wood pile and The demands Of Iranl
A. Hubbeli are no longer q >ccry.
Frank is not q r- arv fayo-- al
anybody bu, Iust demanding wha,
belongs to him. -Four years ago n,
Democrats assisted hy q few huri.
red Republicans beat him out a.
the u. s. Senatorsh Z. Now Frank
IS willing TO deliver = lew dozen
votes to the Democrats and hglr
item elect a governor II The latter
will agree 20 give the lost toga bach
70 him in case there is = vacancy.
Certainly anybody can pet alouo
with Frank II they will only le, HIN.
have his own Wv and Nv hm an
he wants, and Il begins 20 look e., Il
hat Is just what fho p moera'
state manage. ana r'id.fcs
doing.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-01

All the fuss and feathers in the
Character Assassin about insane art
is quite pettish.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-01

Generous Anton o undoubtedly
speaks adyisedly about mismanaRc-
nent OF state offices.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-01

lie might take Us into his conf
acacc and disclose the modus and
wherefore OF his conduct in giving
away AUTO license plate numbers hy
The score vii le Secretary OF State
Generous Antonio!
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-01

Wen say its no pink tea affair.
But we don't get the idea for ex
-luding the ladies.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-01

Hancisco Frubbel and BafcRo Elc.
are also reformers.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-01

Wed hate TO say what the Charac.
ter Assass n would call him II IL
was candidate on the Republican
ticket.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-01

Unless its Me Lord Kutting'
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-01

For State Senator
EDWARD r. WRIGHT
Of Santa Fe
For Rrprr~crtai.e- on Dis.
ROMAN +. BACA
MIGUEL A. OTERO, Jr..
Both Of Santa Fc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-16
GOTHAM POLICEMEN TURN
AUTOMOBILE REPAlRERS
VIII stop Every Car for Inspection
and Distribute Educational
Tracts.
u Associatel Hress. /

NEW YORK, Nov. I5.-Ncw York
Ciiy today entered upon uniuue tao
'i'S 10 prevent automobile. accidents
diE IN" plan. every patro.rnan In the
c:ty VII! be Obliged TO play the dual
role OF expert mechanic ana dis;ribu-
tor Of tracts" For three weeks N.
VIII remain cast liz this double part.
- The, plan. as Outlined hy Police
commissioner Enr!ght to ali inspcc-
'ors and captains. is as follows:
Policemen wili stop every atltomo-
bale they NEE; and inspect mcchan;
ciSn for defective parts. If serious
FAULTS are found. the chauffeur will
be directed TO drive Immediately 10
" garage for repairs. II the defects
are only minor. Tho owners name
VIII he taken and an inspector sent
from headquarters 10 order such re-
pairs as lac considers necessary for
public veal. Each bluc coat viii ,o
armed with police motor insrec,ioo
certificates" which he Will haste on
The machine "a prevent .o!nspec,ion
Policemen also will hand 10 every.
chauffeur they stop a book contain
hE tr.iic regulations bearing on,
thc cover the commandment: "Tho,,
shalt not Kill" Til" pamphlc: con.
ta.ns also lis: Of "don'ts Cor auto
m"h'! lists inctuding one which reads.
i'arh!ns your car for hours means a
summons ANA the loss Of sine ana
money"
~ byproauct, the police expect
!" !dcni.fy stolen cars in :hnir cam
pa!gn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-16
FINE ARTS LEAGUE TO HEAR
TALK ON VIRGINIA MANSIONS
Professor Fiske kimbalI Will ns-
liver second nf Series OF Extcn,iyc

Tonight Will he held the second of
ihc series 81 lectures by Professor
fiskc Kimball. head of tho Mcln,vr.
school of Fine Arts of tho Univcr.
siiy OF Virginia. delivered through
me Extension Department Of the
university In cooperation with the
Virginia League Of Fine Arts ana
iandicrafts, AT the atclier of Tho
League. lis Eas; Franklin Street.
AIT in the Colonies and tho Early
Republic is the title oc the course.
Last week the subject under dis
cusSion WAS seventeenth century
houses and churches. and tonight pr
kimhall Will speak on "f:iEhtecnth
century houses" Stereopticon views
shown last week hy Or. kimbali. %.
OLD Now England frame houses Win
"NerhanG!nE stories. and Jacobite
virginia mansions with their st.en
roofs aud grouped chimneys. Will b..
replaced tonight by later buildings
ni ne eighteenth century, including
countless, many friends among the
famous houses in old Virginia.
.fiSkc kinball, NJ. Arch, PHI. l.
professor OF art ana architecture IN
thc University Of Virginia. is the au-
NOR OF several books on architecture.
ana is - member OF the State Arr
Commission
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-16
WEATHER BUREAU REPORTS
VRGlNIA'S HIGHWAYS GOOD
h'"",s provided ut Few lind
races Where Repairs Arc

The. Richmond Washineton HIGH.
way ~ IN good condition. ;Itnoucb
uetour AT Lakeside is nccessarv -
ahNoid road repairs near that poi,lt,
~ rcpnFt OF the Eichmond branch
Cd yesterday.
Toad repairs near Petersburg also
Ilahc d"tour ~ t"utrat,a n.c.ss;ry
on thn Richmond Clarlls Vile High
Wy. Minor road repairs 10 the high
Why b.twccn M"l<cnry and Warii.ld
mas mahg that stretch Il little muddy
n Ioch conditions are reported on tho
nd-thar.OttcsV.ll, Tijchwnv
cXcept between Fork Church ana
cuckoo, where II is somewhat rou~h
tair to poor conditions are re-.
IfG;rtSem Tor the Eichmoud-old Point
hlshway I" williamsburg. from,
there 70 West Point ii is good
,n mhe i:iv.r Hoad CWcsD, Is reported
GOOD from Richmond 10 t;oocnianJ
Courthouse. also thu highway is rnnI
from from Fork Union via Scottsvili" 10
Conditions are favorable o, ,bc
River Road tSouthD To wade. the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-16
RICHMOND HIGH SCHOOL
MAY MEET CONVICTION
Sclvagc. Local Manager, Consider
ing Offer From Mountainous for
49,, GamC in Dcccmbcr.

John Marshail's football! schedule
viii not close with the ThanksSIv-
ing Day game At Norfolk. as was pro-
Nloosly intended. but Will continue
INTO December. Manager SclvaEc yes
terday received a challenge from tho
manager of the Cov;nEtcn High
school team. which has made such an
excellent record this season. for
cembcr at Covington. ii sa,istac-
tory arrangements can I've made the
game viii be staged
The MarshalliteS close their home
schedule tomorrow At Boulevard Field
when the Bencdictinc College cadets
will dispute their right 10 the city
Prcp-school title. The cadets have
been defeated twice by the McGuirc's
eleven. which John Marshall ,rounced
laSt Friday. Both games resulted In
close scores. with the victors fight
ing hard for every foot: and with
recently added strength the Eenedic-
limo boys feel that they can give the
city champions hard time. and pos
sibly come out victorious.
The high school team Will enter
his important contest greatly handi-
appel both in the line and the back
held. Lambeth, who has been play-
ing stellar bail at center throughout
ihe season, injured his hip in the
seen in tho lineup again this sea-
son. Blankenship.. star lcft-half. also
may nc missing from the game. \
wrcnchcd shoulder. which has been I
bothcrinE him for scvera! weeks. has /
aiken a turn for the worst. and Coach I
Graham viii not use him tomorrow. .
n order that he may i've in condi- /.
ion for the Turkey Day contest with
Maury.
1t is not definitely known who Ora
ham will usc 10 plug thcs" gaps. but +
WIKI the number Of substitutes on
ne squad il is hoped that lac will hc
able. to FL them without greatly
Weakening the tna.N.
The Cadets have not played FOR
several weeks, and Will enter tn"
gamc tomorrow with her strongest
cam on the field. While several in
IuricS caused the cancellation % the
game between the two schools :wo
weeks ago, tho men have al. rccov-
red and will take part in the game.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-16
THIS IS CHILDREN'S BOOK
WEEK AT STATE LIBRARY
'"run! 'oiume. for Little Folks ON
Dlspi"y and Heading -R.un

state Librarian Henry u; Mrp,v.tr.
SestcrdaE announced tina, .tt- 49,.
viii be "Ch.ldrens BOOK W.. Iii
shat the stat Library has arrn,....T
"a special disp!ay of an hook WIN,
pre- popular win the i,ri. Xxx.
md fitted up special -ctd!ns-r,,n,,
FOR them in the Library f;ulid.ur ~
the Capitol.
Bookstores. schools ana ,oa.,.
organizations are urged to rLS,-,.
the week ana do all Iossibl. IN "a.
81 success. Tho purpos. OF H..
thing is 10 acquaint children WIN, ia,
right kind OF reading matter nnI IT,,
;erest them In wholesome. youtbf,I
Subjects.
The American Library Associatio,,
the Boy Scouts OF America. th.. Co
cral Federation Of Wom-n's Clubs.
The Book Sellers Associate, a.;
NAmerica and several other oryattzh,
tons are back OF the campai.fl
On display IN the STATE Librar,. ar,.
such books as those written by p,r.
Sins, Hunter. Stein. Mofitt, winsloy-
and other favorites with children
8egops Fables. thanksgiving and
Christmas stories. Arabian nights.
and many others are on display Al
,rtispnGi tho rules 'a.d down by IN.
General Assembly forbid anyone am
der eighteen taking books from tho
Library parents OF children will be
allowed TO take all OF the books They
wish for She usc OF tho chtldreTh
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-16


assembly. which WAS formed this ar
;ornoon, consists OF six committees,
Zach with forty-one members repro
scntinE all the states attending. All
questions on the agcnda vii! be di-
vided among these committees and
will come up Tor debate on the floor
only when The reports are submitted
The presidents OF these committees
Viii be cN-oGicio Vice presidents OF
The assembly.
The debate today clearly Indicated
that Lord Robert Cecil. Leon Bour-
=cois, Reno Niviani and Signor Tit
oni arc likely - become leading fig
'ures on the :ioor ana that the small
states are showing spirit of indie
i'endence and Will not accept prcar-
aangcd programs without having their
say.
President Iiymans, OF tho league Of
tluons, announced today that the de-
hands OF Peru Tor a revision Ct tho
treaty Of iSS% between Chile and Peru.
,nd OF bolivia for revision Of tho
roaty Of 1900 between Bolivia and
mi" haNo been reserved because tho
Interested parties desire 10 negotiate
aaonS themselves.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-16
RICHMOND BANKS TO AID
SOUTHERN EXPORT MEN
Local institutions Assisting in III
nancinG Scheme to Ship Tobacco
AMI Cotton Abroad.

Richmond and virginia banks ar.
doing ali iii their power to assis: in
financing tho export Of cotton and
tobacco through the establishment If
Il System which Will extend European
interests. especially Germany and
Austria, Z credit from nine 10 twelve
months. instead o: the customary six.
~ or nincty-day credit effected
through tho Federal International
Banking Company. This orgauiaa-
ton was formed in New Orleans a
week ago with ii capital Of $1,000, 600
under the Edge act. which permits
national banks to become stock
holders IN ventures of this nature.
These enterprises promote agricul-
turc, commerce and industry, and tho
plan is approved by many OF tho
leading bankers OF the south.
Colonel Julien u. iIill. president Of
been appointed chairman for Virginia
70 Interest financial institutions In
Colonel unl viii PROBABLY cali !.
meeting ~ prominent bank officials
soon !" discuss Investments by Nir-
simi:i banks in the movement.
IN" matter WI! be placed before
the !ichnnnd Clearing House Asso-
c,a.!"n pr9paOiy today, Colonel Ii!!l
stated. anu that body vii! decide on
10 obtain stock subscriptions. A.
non must be taken Immediately as
ne SUBSCRIPTION books are schcdul-
ed TO clos" December 10
Providing arrangements can b..
made fer longer credit than is nov
"Ihercd. European NATIONS Will Give
ca cotton ana commnditics Of this
Gounir!., virginia Will probably i.
expected to subscribe 81 .00n. DU6 in
;, h r"Gsh "rpori;enment. to bring this
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-16
BLAME AMERICA FOR
DEPRECIATION OF FRANC
''Dcccasc OF l.cnguc" Included i'm
Reasons Assembled by Paris Eti-
ton OF London Mail.
[ Ey Associated Press. !

f.NSlS. Nov. l5.-Rcasons advanced
for the fall in the value OF tho franc
and the rise in that OF the dollar and
the pound sterling, the mos; import
ant subject now being discussed on
the boursc. have been assembled by
the Paris edition of tho London Daily
Aiai!. when has been investigating
inc question and has obtained the
2rinions OF various persons active in
sucd by Lloy,rs National and I'rov!u-
cial bank. These arc:
FIRST: The optim!StIc declaration
ny ~. Francois Marsai Ghe Minister
ncttcr rate OF exchange in the near
future le'i people who desired pounds
-or covering purposes 70 wat; The
pened, howevcr. and panic ensuad:
Second: Prosidcnt-cTcCt Hardinr'S
declaration about the "dsceasc"' 81
tac League of nations.
Third: Great britain AMI France
are entirely in the hands of America.
ana clements in America hostile 10
;hc allies ar" doing their utmost to
dchreciate the pouA! and ;hc franc:
Fourth: The dcarucSs or money In
Ancrica and Eng gland is mpting
IN" people OF these countries 20 re-
ca, the francs they have in France:
E!fth: The heavy debt Of France
NJ. Chailis, OF III" London County
opinion:
France Is buying dollars through
london. This Is one cause OF the
iall in the franc. Spectators in Tho
inner circle lind out wuai contracts
are coming. off and they sell or huy
70 their advantage. This is p-oyn1
by tho ,risc and fail OF the franc
within = few days. Ovar-produc,ion
IN America, causes American business
men To close out their holdings in
francs and realize in dollars"
Ine manager of the exchange de-
partment OF Cox d Co, Ltd, IS quoted
thus:
Tho exchange rate is not made in
Paris. We are absolutely dependent
hero on New Yor.s''
NJ, N. iiertal;; financial editor OF La
state debts and private debts have
70 ne paid. and Americans are cor
AMY at present on the whole with
draWlr: their money srom francs
and turning Il into dollars. Resides.
We nave now TO pas ready money for
SHIPMENTS OF American coal
me exchange manager of the
bdnquc Anglo sud ..mc.Ica!nc said:
Ihc situation j. very serious
speculation, | am sure. riays quite n
small part in the depreciation of rho
ram One reason Is heavy recent
pHrchascs OF American coa.. Another
cause Is lack OF faith abroad In
rTench credit. Our remedy is to pro-
puc" more coal. THAT Ia the chief
niil We have 10 pay abroad. We must
$50 'ai down expenses
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-16
RICHMOND Is REVELATION
10 VISITOR FROM COLORADO
WI ". orange Finds IL Modern. Pro-
sressi'r, beautiful. Bust-

richmond as u modern. progres-
SOUTH that has asionisb,d tl, ,vnrII
WIN us rapid development after In.
uu.NaStatl"n oi the War Between the
ICta'eS' was revelation to Will j.
0r"hEc' OF i'ueblo. Col. Il writer.
VINO is on his firsi visit 10 Virrini:,'s
capital ''A .
had expected 10 find "A beautiful
cry ich III historical associations
3 ana charming in every respect" Mir.
SiaHsc declared, but did not look
Tor "uch bustling. progressive,
business city as have found. 1t is
splendid monument 20 rhc enter.
prise Of it's rc.pic''
rahEH, ~" NaS originally Il
Ma sachusct's resilient. has bocn OH
vis'i To his sister In King and
queen County. Mrs- u. II. Walker, Jr.
10 VIII remain In Hichuond eeychai