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The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1920-09-09
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$50. 90
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The said accounts and bills receivable
being sold and transferred to this cor
poratiOn TO the sum Of S6.221.J7 and the
excess of said bills and accounts receivable
over said kG.22l51. towit the sum of
SlOlt.'H. being withheld from said sale
and to be credited. when collected. to ar-
count Of said Max Brcsslcr The ac-
counts and bills receivable being guaran-
tccd by said Max BreSslcr up to the sum
of S622l57
We declare that in our judgment tn"
figures above stated and set out in said
statement of the business thus transferred
ar" fair. just and proper. and that the
issue OF stock in consideration therefor 10
the fun amount of said $1,000 60 is proper
and in accord with our best Judgment
witnesses: Charles ROSen. !. J. Barri0S
tSign"dD: Max ErcSslrr. Sylvan Guggru-
helm. Mendel BrcSSlor. IaZarc evy
\ true copy of original ADVERTISEMENT Of
directors annexed 10 charter. passed before
me Aug. 10, 1920.
SCOTT f. BEER.
Notary Public.
Thus done and passed in my offir. on
the day and date aforesaid, in the presence
of the witnesses who hcrruntO sign their
names, competent witnesses, residents Of
New Orleans La. who hercunto sign their
names with the said appearerS and me
Notary. after Il due reading of the whole
(SignedD: Max BresSler, 1S23 First
Street. New Orleans. La. - shares
S49OOW: Sylvan GuCgenheim 1901 Robert
street. New Orleans, % shares. $4,000 I:
Mpndel Rressler. Second and Chestnut
Streets, New Orleans. La, one share.
$4,000; Lazare Levy. 1918 Prytania Street
New Orleans. La. one share. $4,000
(SeaD SCOTT f. BEER.
Notary Public.
|. the undersigned Recorder of Mort
cages in and for the Parish Of Orleans
State of Louisiana do hereby certify that
the foregoing Act of Incorporation of Max
HreSsler, Inc. was duly recorded on this
date in Book 1916. Folio l43
New Orleans. La, August 18th 1920.
y true copy:
SCOTT +. BEER.
Notary Public.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1920-09-09
CHARTER.
Hundred Dollars $500 UW

Of one Hundred Dollars $4,000 "a
share
was unanimous, the holders of the entire
capital stock voting for said increase aud
amendments 10 the charter.
The president Of the corporations on
nation duly made and seconded. was
authorized to appear before, a Notary
Public and to present 4 certified copy Of
these Minutes and Resolution and put in
authentic form the amendment 10 'hp
charter of this corporation, and the in
crease of the Capital Stock thereof.
There being no further business. the
meeting adjourned
And said appearcr further declared
that in conformity with the authority
therein delegated to him. he does declare
tn" charter Of said corporation shall Do"
amended by changing Article CO. of said
",cj The capital stock OF this rorpor-
alton shall be Two Hundred Fifty Thou
said Dollars $500 10000"
and Article (c) of said Charter 10 read as
follows:
90 The capita! stock. a presently
constituted. shall consist Of Twenty fiy,
Hundred shares t2JEO of the par value
Of one Hundred Dollars lSlOOOOl a
share"
Thus done and passed. IN my Office. in
New Orleans. Louisiana. on the day aud
in the month and year herein first above
written, in the prcSenc" Of Ami" J..
Strata and K. r. Schneider competent
witnesses. who hcrcunto sign their maine,
with said appcar"r and me. Notary. after
reading OF tn" whole.
(OriEiual signed Annie J.. Strata. l..
+. Schneider.
tSiguodJ G. Il. Fox
tSigucdl PUENELL NJ MINER
Notary Public
l. the undersigned Deputy Recorder of
I Mortgages in aud for the Parish OF or.
leans. state OF Louisiana. do hereby
, certify that the above and foregoing ACT
of Amendments OF INCORPORATION Of e. T..
Fox Company. Inc. WAS this day duly
recorded in my office I'm Euuk l2lG. folio
tSiCnedl Emile j Leonard.
deputy Recorder OF Mortgages.
. New Orleans. August l.. 1920.
/ STATE OF LOUISIANA
: PARISH OF ORLEANS
!. PUrnrll VI. Miner. "a Notary Public.
duly "ommi~> toned and qualified. in and
/ for the Parish of Orleans. State OF Lou
/ i>iaua. hereby certify that the above aud
! foregoing is a true and correct copy ui
/ ia" Amendments 10 the Charter of Z. L..
. FOX COMPANY. INC. as well as of the
certificate Of the Recorder OF Mortgages
thereto appended, on file and of record in
ny Notarial office.
IN FAITH WHEREOF. | have hor"uuto
! set my hand and seal ~ New Orleans.
I Louisiana. this Twelfth day of August.
7 1920
EURNELL VI. MINER.
! Aug. 10 Sept - NOTARY PUBLIC.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-12

Help me In al the work do
10 ever be- sincere and true,
Aud know that nll | do fui you,
Win be- done fol othcrs
let sell be- orucifod aud slain
And buried deep,
Ana an In vain may ~
Effort ho a. ris, again,
Unless Tor others.
Nnd when my work M earth r. done
And my now work lu heaven begun
May furgrt the crown I've won
While thinking st.ll ul others.
Others. Lord. yes, others.
Let this my motto hci
Help me to live for uth'rf.
That ! may hyc ior thee
There win De- nu mrctiug VI ihr W
". y. nest WEDNESDAY The noNt acH
lUu win D. the urst "Wednesday in jan
uary. when officers viii %, Installed
and plans laid lot the New Years work.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-12
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ALvAH u. MEYER.

TuCuMCARl. Drr 1.-The y. 2. -
T. Tucumclu Lodge. Number nae.
held public memorial services at three
o'clock in the afternoon ct SUNDAY. b.
Crmncr i,h tElkf Memorial nayl at the
u u Thoatcr An members of the
Lodge met 40 the Elhs Home Just Do,
fore three O'Clock and marched o. "a,
thUatrr wh'rv N, front seats had bcri
reserved iDr them Nr. Roy " Thomp.
SON 81 the pllhart Lodge delivered N
address ON this occasion 4 splcudll
musical program was given by the bee;
musical talent ~ the city Below
the program in the order given.
Ninriyfirft Psalm -- Macpcrm.d
symphony Orchestra
Double ouartcttc-Cumc. Let Is sins
Adams,- Mesdumvs Sands. Harrison
Phillips Finogan: Mcssrs. Burnett,
shaft Sandusky and H,ldpn.
Solo--A Dream. AIRS !. j. Harrison.
accompanied hy symphony Orchestra
Male Quarettr-Thc Namn Chll
R1up-Messrs Burnett. shaft, SAN
dusly and llcld,n
ifouNl' RAhfl'lit NJ NNAuNNh l'N
der Gault- Mcsdlmos Phillips. Sand
Harrison ana Fin,gtn. N'ssts bur.
nett shaft. Snudusky and lioldon.
Address Hon hoy " Thompson
Snlo-Ahide With Me ldcllovonl--
Mrs. ~ ! Finegln
Solcotion--rilgrims Song II Hope
nlatistcl-S,mphuny orch, tra
Aud Lang Syuc-tNudi'uc. 90 iuiul
pustlud,,-SymuhOry Orchestra
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-12

and others with flrstnand knovicdgc
ui misconduct uu the part 81 the Amer.
can army of occupation war ,asl
which considerably delayed the nn,a
board, investigating charges Against
American marines In Haiti during the
first week uf ~ stay at Port nu Prince.
Mni1r Jcasc D. Dyer Judge Advocate.
admitted that II WIS u difficult Job.
Many persons, who profosscd to have
information came forward to be quos
TONED. hut u soon developed Il was
rtid, that mpsi nf 'hoir testimony was
hcarsy, which. ~ course. was cNcud.
"d. In the hupc ~ speeding up the pro.
'oedings. Major Dyer made trip ~
nirplnne tO interior points o. interview
natives and marines. many ~ whom
were summoned here Travel ucrusi
the mountains is slow ana tedious. how
ever ana sessions ~ the court were
held mp until they could arrive
Meanwhile. Read Admiral Henry r
MAYO indicated that the court would
De- extremely patient. af members rcal
lze'l that The judge advocate came here
without opportunity before hand 20
working up his cnsc only two wit.
noHs"s we're examined during the first
week. Major Thumns e. Turner. chlrr
~ staff aud Precedent Dnr'ikuonayc.
of lluyu. u WIS hv the testimony ~
Major Turuor that the court developed
'hr TACT Tint since The intensive cam.
palgu against bandits WAS begun In Oc.
''hcr 1912 % total Of Lac natives hai
iccn killed IN actual combat This NUM-.
hcr met death. according Go Major Tur'
uvr. ln eos engagements
How many wcr, killed from the tim"
ttH marines aWr in until October last
scar could not be- determined by a
careful lrgp,, tiHn ~ records. largely In
complete. ard now in Washington, the
witness explained. although he ndei
iHlGudirr General larnytts estimate -
a.2io WAS undoubtedly exaggerated"
PRECEDENT Ddrtlgucnayc, in a talk tho
other day with spondonts, quail
ii,d hls statement tu the court that
the marines Ind been accused Thy pub
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-12
Meeting ~ the Woman, Missionary
Societ, IT the Polk street

The program 40 last weeks Mission.
nry Society ~ the POLK Street Mvthu.
Hist church. was especially good TIM
the line % work termed Social Service
h. hroud and worldwide was brought
cut In a paper hy Mrs. Burks That y
Is an extensive study as well as an un.
selfish service o. u'ighbOrs and ncc'H
enc. and Is full answer o. the ques.
tion. Am I My lrOthcr's Keeper
was made impressive Lines II social
service are carriei on hy the Y. NJ. 6.
A, Y. ". {. a. the National and State
Congress of thu Parent Teachers Asso'
ciation Of Mothers. womcn's Cluhs.
National child Labor Committee,
Church Societies. etc. and embraces .
study u Amoricannatlon. housing con
-ditluns. The Child Worker. Local SAM
taiion. Public Play Grounds and Civic
improvements. working Girls anG
Women. Compulsory Education. tho
Negro In our Midst. and many loca'
questions u service
The legislation lot Child Welfare hes
hccn difficult in our country and state.
and that better laws On child labor
arr needed. was the theme of seri"s u
talks hy AIRS Collins and Mrs. Raw
Tho mother u ever responsive 20 rights
and needs II child he, AMI sympathy
Is readily f,lt fur neglected, oppressed
and suffering childhood Mention was
made Of present day conditions In Cen
trail Europe. and Of the three and one
half million children. robbed q thci,
heritage by the world War \ number
81 songs By little Miss Mary Louise
Finley were much appreciated.
Mrs. Mastcrson had charge % th''
program and Is much pleased that u
was considered 81 unusual Interest.
The following prayer IN rhyme wnS
read hy Mrs Burks az pcrioratlon u
her paper on Social Service;
Lord. help me o. live from dag % day.
IN such a selfforrctful way
That even when ! Enccl a. pray.
My prayer shall DO Cor others.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-12
Musical IIonorlng Mis- Leila De Vault.

Musical llonofing Miss Leila De Vault.
one Of the most delightful events NJ
rcc,nt society was musical given by
Miss Lille Larsen. honoring her house
guest. Mlss Lola De Vault. a. her
home on 1909 Polk Street, Friday after.
noon. Tho guest rooms were made beau.
tiful with baskets 81 dainty pink and
white sweet peas and fern which added
their charm and sweetness "a that ~
the exquisite music rendered 10y some
II the best talent ~ our city. Leaflets
containing the afternoons program
were presented 70 each guest on their
arrival
Program.
Sonata. op. IL. No. dccthovcnl--
Miss Milliccn, iahm.
The Awakening ,Sprossl--Mrs. Fred
Krugg
Ia Sercnadc. violin and flute tSchu.
hcrtl-Hall and Robert Axtcll.
Reading tSclcctcdl-Miss Musa Cartel
Etudc. op. ?. No. 6 dIanscitl-Mrs.
Harvey Crudgington.
The yellow hammer d.chmannl-Mrs.
y. 4. Woodruff.
Introduction and Polonolsc LAllcnl--
Mrs. II. n. Holland
CAL The star Rngcrs a. Smilin'
Through arthur pcnnl-Mrs. l.. Il.
Mayer.
Arabcsauc No. Dc Bussyl--AirS
Robert Wilson.
Al the clusc 81 the afternoon n 10
llcious rcfrcshmcnt cnurse. consisting
81 marshmallow pudding. garnishe !
with whipped cream and cherries. angel
food cake. hot chocolate and mlnts. was
served.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-12
Who l. mir. Bob:r
Meeting Of n Felh Club

Mrs. d. q. Hume entertained the Fl
Felix Club most delightfully."- Friday AZ
tefnoon nj THREE O'Clock. NJ her HON
on 100. Pierce street. Holly and oihc-
pulc.tide decorations were used In pro,
fusion throughout the guest rooms.
and after several rounds Of forty
two" were enioyed. covers were laid
for a dainty salad course The High
Score Pin, which Is bestowed AZ each
meeting on the member who makes
high score. was claimed Friday after
noon By Mrs. Hardy. the Club Presi'
dent.
The following members were pres
cht Mesiamcs Grisom. Hardy. Keck,
Malone. overly. samson. stinson. WAC
ner and woodliff. Mira Leon Dubose
was CUES, Of the afternoon.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-12
What l. Mr.. Bob:r
Captain Louise Hclhrecs 90 Speak 20
Wo,Oeuts Cluhs of CiiV

Mrs II. G. Hendricks has been ap
pointed as chairman - a committee q
arrange for a speech by Captain Louise
Holbrook. IN the interest ~ the Saliva.
ton Army a, meetings II the various
woinen's clubs II the city.
Captain Louise Holbruok addressed
the u. a. RS on Tuesday 81 this week
the woman's Club and the Pierian
club THURSDAY. and viii address the
Delphian Glib. the Child's study Club
and the ~ Fclis Ciub today.
Next week. an address will b. made
before the Daughters " the Isabella. Il
the Catholic church.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-12
Does Your Boy Know You?
senior B.NPt.fIr.t Baptist Churcl

senior o.. VIZ. FIRST Baptist Church.
SuhIr,t-"paul u Man who p.d one
Thing We'll"
Leader NJ SHnsiug
lntrUduotlon--l.cn
s.upiur Roudlng Nh Hllm
Conversation ~ Paul Nrs short
Paul Preparing iur Ills Worh NJ.
Graham
Special Musc-paul and Herbert
ANtcll
pauls Great Missionary Wurk-Mlst
TirIdt
paurs Last nlys-Mr Edwards.
Con,lusiun-Mr Matthews.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-12

lie clamor" lie explained that thev
had been nccused by runners and 70.
ports and thai In each case efforts
were made to investigate TIE trans
huon was given m ''clamor," but the
official tpAt was corrootod 10 "rumor. >
~ a witness the President was unable
90 'nlighton the court ns to the truth
~ many charges against thu military
forces
A'out the most that the court may be
aale io recommend In trial by court.
mhiilnl of possibly hall dogen INA.
rlnos. It's observations" were request.
eel and may prove OF value. hut pri.
ihhfily i was sent here IA ascertain
what truth there IL In charges TINT men
guilty ~ violence and brutality toward
natives were never brought 10 tfial.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-12

Lord. help me 10 live from dag 20 day.
In such a s"lffurretful way
That even when ! knccl 10 pray.
My PRAYER shall 5e Cor others.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-12
Does Your Boy Know You?
Red Gross Ral Cali Fall Short


Since the Red Cross roll call has fal.
len 10 far short IL what Il had been
hoped would be obtained. Il II ques.
tion whether the work can be- carried
on In Potter County AZ II has been In
the past II some other way cannot
be found to carry on the health work.
the Public Health nurse win probably
have 20 b. discontinued; and very little
can be done along the other lines
Had the ladies who did the soliciting
known that the men were not going Q,
do their part In the collecting a much
larger amount could have been OBJ.
tanned ~ the men who !; was know
belonged 10 the Various clubs and
lodges were not asked 20 give bccau ~
Il was supposed they would contribute
through thosc organizations.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-12
The Recreation Club EnIoys Meeting

The members % the Recreation Club
r,et Friday with Mrs. Guy Hoover Jos
IVES, Fourteenth street, at three
o'clock.
Five.hundred WIS named NJ the AZ.
ternoors diversion. and nj a late hom
delicious salad course was served 20
the members and the following guests;
Mcsdames Nav Elson. *. y cuilum
T'h0mar. and Ira Smith.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-12
snrlnl SO, nnd rer.nnnl Menllnn

Mrs. W w. Iahcock aud her daurL.
ter Elslucih have just returned afto-
O. five weeks trips tu Illinois Mrs
Rabcu,h was called away en- account of
the serious illness ~ her mother. who
after lingering illness. passed away
on November the 18th. Mt MrTlcr
father g. hrs naheook. returned ~
Amarillo with her
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-12
The Round Do,en Club "a Meet

The Round Dozen Club viii meet with
AIRS. L. A. Keck. 1895 Harrison Street.
Tuesday afternoon nj three O'Clock. II
"a requested that all members be prei.
cnt.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-12
The Plerian Club

The Pierian Club met Friday afisi.
noon az o'clock with Mrs. r. l. His.
inbo;ham. 1897 Van Buren, street.
large number ~ the tnemncrs we're In
attendance and after delightful pre-.
gram. dainty refreshments were
served. .
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-12
WI, I, MIR. Bob"
Haitians Testify
Against Americans

PORT Az PRINCE. doe. li.-F,ld.
Ink witnesses actually involved In 10.
ported lndiscrhninn,c kllling 81 natives.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-30
Reds Push Across
 Border of Poland
CONTINUED FROM FACE oNE5

(CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) buffalo and boars ard there were many hunting preserves.
 When the Germans came they es- tablished a wood alcohol distilling and by-products plant and factories for wooden shoes and other wooden work. They built town all of which centered upon an American electric light and power plant transported from Antwerp. The plant was the property of the Western Electric company of Chicago and weighed 30 tons.
 Recently it was returned to Ant werp after a months work.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-30
BUYS FUEL FOR
 CARED VESSELS
Shipping Board Concludes Big Contract for Oil in
 Coming Year

WASHINGTON, July 29.-The fu- ture fuel supply of the oil burning fleet appeared to shipping board of ficials otnight Co be assured with the signing by the board of a contract with the Standard Oil company of New Jersey to furnish approximately 15,S25 .OOO barrels of fuel oil for the year beginning October 1. This con tract together with three signed yes- terday. will insure a supply of 25,950,- 900 barrels and the board estimated it's maximum needs recently in call ing for bids at 29,2SO,OO0 barrels
 The board is to charter to the com pany necessary tank steamer trans portation at s6.5O a deadweight ton per month. The contracts are at prices from s1.1O to S2.3O a barrel and contain the chartering provisions.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-30
MEASURES GERMANY

LONDON, July 29. A wireless dispatch from Berlin states that George Tchitcherin, Bolshevik minis ter of foreign affairs, has sent a mes- sage to the German government say ing that Russia has no intention of conquest in Germany and is inspired only by feelings of friendship.
 According to military review is- sued at the war office in London. the Red commander has issued a similar statement giving two reasons:
 Ffrst-That Russia desires to live peacably and promote industrial rela- tions with Germany Second-That Russian invasion of East Pruss,a would prove the strongest national reaction in Germany which obviously is not the Soviet's intention.
 The review says that General Ba- ron Wrangel. anti-Bolshevik com mander in South Russia, uniformally repulsed the Bolsheviki in attempts to enforce the Dnieper line.
 Commenting further on recent op- erations, the review says it is report ed in Syria and Cilicia that French troops have evacuated Mersina, Tar sus and Aadana.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-30
CIVIL WAR IN
 MEXICO STARTS
CONTINUED FROM pAGh oNrD
ters connected with his retiremen from Mexican politics"
 Against Strong Drink

General Gales came here from Hermosillo, capital or -,onora where he conferred with Governor Borquez concerning irrigation projects in So- nora. He traVeled in a private car which brought him from Mexico City a week ago. Returning with him was his family of eight persons. He declared himself favoring the prohi- bition of strong alcoholic drinks and gambling in Mexico and said Presi- dent de la Huerta is working for na- tional legislation toward this end.
 Through Mexico the attitude of our citizens is friendly to Americans and other foreigners" General Gales said, foreign capital now is welcom- ed to Mexico and will be protected.
 "A commission of four financial experts appointed by President de Ia Huerta is working to make Mexican banking systems the same as that of the United States. All paper money issued by the government must be secured on a'solid base"
 Three hundred Yaqui Indians from Sonora are at Mansanillo en route to Mexico City to serve as a persona, guard for the Mexican war secretary.
 General Gales will arrive at Fl Paso early tomorrow and immediately cross into Mexico, it was said. He travelled from here over American railroad lines.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-30

participate in joint conference with the miners, as suggested by John l.. Lewis, president of the United Mine Workers of America. with a view to changing or amend ing the interstate agreement and the commerce commissions award.
 The executive committee of the h. diana bituminous coal operators as sociation said it was influenced by the fact that all contracts, state and interstate. were but re-affirm- ation and acceptance by the opera tors and miners of an award man. datory in it's provisions
 "We are not forgetful," the com mittee stated. %of the seriousness of the present situation as it affects the country and we regret that our hands are tied. We suggest thar you start the mines in operation, guaran- tee to the public its fuel supply and secure from the government the right to meet to consider an alleged grievance and to adjust any wrongs" |"
 Replies to Mir. Lewis request for the joint conference have not been sufficient to indicate whether the
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-30
Army Flyers Make Stop in Canada on
 Flight to Alaska

EDMONTON. Alta. July 29. - The army aviators will not hop off from Edmonton until Saturday morning at the earliest.
 After repairing leak to the gaso- line tank of Number One machine in expectation of laying Friday morning. a second leak developed late today in the tank in Number TWO machine. To repair this will necessitate another days delay at least
 The next stop Of the aviators on their trip 10 Nome, Alaska, is Jasper
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-30
FORM bOARD n
 FINANCE ROADS
National Corporation Will Soon Furnish Funds for
 Rolling Stock
(4ssociaied Pyets Lcnsed Wi,e)

NEW YORK. July 29,- Organiza- tion of the national railroad corpora tion to provide funds to railroads in need of new equipments eventually will tend to lower railroad rates and relieve the car shortage, according to statement tonight by s. Davies Warfield of Baltimore, president or the National Association of Owners of Railroad Securities. The corpor- ation was organized by MT. Warfield under private provisions of the trans portation act and papers of incorpor- ation were filed today in Baltimore
 An issue of S3O O00,O0O of equip ment notes, maturing in 15 years will be made soon. the statement said.
 Approximately 40 percent of the $S0,000,000 issue will be loaned the corporation by the government at six per cent. either directly or through the cdrriers, the statement said. The balance will be loaned by investing institutions at seven per cent.
 The statement declared 50,000 op~ en topped cars are needed to relieve congestion at steel mills, coal mines and other industries.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-30
RA|LNAYSFEhR
 STRIKE MENACE.

recommended a re-opening of the wage award in prepared report on the coal situation in general and strike conditions in Illinois and Indi- ana fields in particular submitted to- day to President Wilson,
 OWNERS REFUSE CONFERENCE
 CHICAGO, July 29.- Coal opera tors of Indiana today declined to