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New-York tribune., 1920-12-06
Search for Woman
In tIanlonCase Nav
End With Surrender
tounfy Atsor1' ey at Ardmore.
Who're Millionaire Was
Saot. Hints Of lmDortan.
Developments for To-day
sDecidl Dsspofch 70 The rr.ba rc


ARDMORE, Okla, Dec 5.-A hint
that tomorrow might bring possible
developments in the search for Clara
Smith Hamon. fugitive on charge Of
shooting Jake L. Hamon. Republican
National Committeeman and million
Aire' was given tonight By Russell B.
Brown. County Attorney He declined
10 90 into explanations beyond the
statement 'tha. certain Investigations
might bring developments Tomorrow 80
In the last forty-e'eht hours there
has been speculation tina. the young
woman is being advised Of and in all
Such reports are devoid Of authorita-
tive found2tion, so far as can be as
certained. Many discard entirely such
a move by Clara Smith, whie others
believe that voluntary surrender at
this time might BE the Logical thing to
expect, considering all circumstances
involved
The general belief is that the young
woman is being advised and IN all hka.
likelihood is familiar with many of the
moves to apprehend her, the general
sentiment and what the future may hold
1t is conceded by those who know
that if Clara Smith Hamon either
is brought in by officers of the law or
surrenders voluntarily she will be amply
able TO supply bond IN any amount that
may be demanded
Tonight found the search for the
young woman just about where il has
been for the last four or five days. so
TAR as actual developments are known
County Attorney Brown spent part Of
the day IN his Office at the courthouse.
Frank /. Ketch. bus ness manager
and close friend Of Hamon, returned
early to-day from Fort Worth, Tex
Asked to-night If he would turn over TO
the authorities the automatic pistol and
clothing of Hamon which have been re-
quested, he declined to discuss this or
any other phase Of the case
Sheriff Buck Garrett twice has been
asked by County Attorney Brown to
secure the pistol with which Hamou
was Shot and the clothing he wore al
the time. MIR Brown said tonight
nat had been unable to hear from
the Sheriff in regard to progress made
IN carrying ou. the request
In company with Jake Hamon jr
Mr.. Ketch WI return tomorrow to
Fort Worth, where it is understood the
Hamon business manager and oung
Hamon will 20 to look after the Hamon
holdings. Mrs. Hamon the widow. and
her daughter. Olive Belle, spent the
a 'ternoon visiting friends here To-
night it was sand Mrs Hamon and her
daughter would go to Oklahoma City
on shopping tour.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-06
City Real Estate Board Asks
Excess Profits Tax RepeaI

The Real Estate BOARD Of New York
announced yesterday that its legixla-
ton and taxation committac had adopt
cd resolution urging repeal Of the
excess profits tax and substitution OF
q gross sales tax Of per cent.
The committee will meet again De
CEN Der l3 to formulate It's program 70,
the coming session Of the legislature
IL was announced that the city gov
ernmcnt comm ittoe had made considcr.
able headway IN It's study Of the cit
charter as 1t applied TO the budget. /.
invites suggcsfions from individuals
The next meeting will be on Decem
ner 8.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-06

ferent names as change the names
whenever they f~u into disreprte. If
We stand for them we'll have reform
erS running every state capital and
every politician carrying 3 Bible IN
ms hand and poker deck in his hip
pocket
NJ. FRANKIE said he would extend an
invitation 70 Dr.. Crafts, Mr. Bowiby
and the Rev. David James Barrel.
president Of the Auti-Salon League a.
New York. to appear on his platfors.,
next Sunday night
minutes" he said, "ana $500 to a.v
one Of them who satisi ! this intel
lgent. audience that his views are
right"
The Rev. Charles Francis Potter de-
nounced the proposed blue Jaws n q
sermon yesterday at the Vest Side
Unitarian Church. He sald. in part:
The time has come when n, Ar,.,i-
can people should abide BY their Coz
stltuAon, which guarantees TO every
man the fullest freedom i reagions
be lei X atSo gua.@n1ees TO every
citizen freedom from ne obligation to
observe the day of rest, as prescribed
by any sect or demon a@. ON or COM
olnauon Of sects and den. 'nin.rions
Any ATTEMPT 70 Impose on 'hs people
rules Of conduct fer aay one Gav
not American nor in the sQl.1t o.
American institutions"
Disc ioSule II the newspapers OF the
tact that the president OF The Anti
Saloon League OF New York and others
prominent n the league were support
ing the Lords Day Alliance blue law
project was characterized as wet
conspiracy" by William Il Anderson
y sterday. He preached az the morning
service n the Reformed Church %
BrorNville
The plot, according to Anderson. IL
to "discretit the Anti-Saloon League
and weaken its influence in order e.
lessen the chances Of the passage as
act which Governor-elect Miller told
the public he would recommend"
New York Chapter, Knights OF Co
lumbus. yesterday went formally or
record as opposed - the blae laws
A dinner OF Information and pro
test" against blue law agitation VIII
be held al the Hotel Astor on Sunday
evening, December 9. by the Society
Of Arts and Sciences. Among the
of The New York World; Frank 4
Herald; Supreme Court Justice
Charles L. Guy. f. W Galhraith. com
mander OF the American Legion; Amos
R. Pinchot. Charles B. Dillingham;
James W Gerard. Sophie Irene Loeb.
David Wark Griili.h. Frank Gilmore.
secretary Of the Actors Equity A so
citation; Arthur Hopkins. Rabbi J. f.
SHERMAN, the Rev T. F Weir. RAY
mond Hitchcock. Dr. Frank Cane
Augustus Tho $, Otto H. X hn, Sen
ator j. J. Walker. James Fiahcrty
Columbus; Robert L. Moran. Bronx
County Clerk; julius s Bache, sid
ney A. Cohen. president Motion
Pictures Theaters of America; Lee
Shubert and J. J. Shubert ]. s.
Hirsh will be chat IN
New-York tribune., 1920-12-06
Wallace TO Present Bayonet
Trench Monument TO France

PARIS, Dec. 5.-Presidcnt Millerand.
Marshals Foch, Jofre and Petain and
Hugh c. Wallace, the American Ambas-
zador, with most of the embassy star,
viii journey to Verdun Wednesday 70,
the luaog g1ration Of the "Bayonet
Trench monument. Funds for the me
mortal we're provided by George +.
Rand. Of Buffalo, n. Y, who was killed
in an airplane accident in England last
December.
Ambassador Wallace will make the
presentation speech and hand over to
President Millerand the deed for the
land
New-York tribune., 1920-12-06
Icy Above $500 Business
s2,473,5oi To Be Asked of
Congress for National Park

WASHINGTON. Dec. 5.-Defnite ap-
rloval b. Congress Of a comprehensive
plan for development Of the national
park systom viii be sought by the Va
tional Park Service OF the Department
81 the Interior in submitting It's 1872
apnr 1riation estimates.
Tho estimates, which we're outlined
in d statement to-day by the Park Selv-
ice, total s2,473,594, and provide or
cor strrction Of roads. sanitary srs-
toms. camping grounds and oiecsrc
lighting plants for the public camps
ard hotels, in addition to the regular
e1pcnses Of maintenance and adminis-
tration. The estimates exceed the ap-
preparation for the current year By ap-
proximately $500 600 all of which the
service plans to use in inaugurating its
development program
New-York tribune., 1920-12-06
Bishop for sociaIization

BOSTON, Dsc. 5.-Bshop Francis :.
NJ Conneii, of Pittsburgh, told ~
Federal Conaca of the Churches Of
Oh. Isl of America here to-day tha, f
Tie governments VIII not take over the
munltion business themselves. If we
are not goir- to socia'ize Industry.
and II we are going 10 have to carry
on this wfettched business oF killing.
! am for q socialization. that is. an,
for bringing it under social control.
III We are going to leave the whole
munltion business to the profit Of pri-
vate munition makers" he continued.
then think the time will come when
United labor organizations will say how
much Of that kind Of thing they will
do and now much they won't do
New-York tribune., 1920-12-06
'oiher Shot, Boys Crcmated

,1orSCsTOWN. Ohio Dec. b..
y'ttf1 sn'ropndz me shooting #
lapmse K>cnier and tfc burning
Hsaih - ner f~p SDna william. rlx
1.<'s an. Anf Warren, e3gnt. a. her
,..Rr' feaf HDbba3a. so-n.ant. whet an
'"'asa''HeG man entered the hDuse,
."t y f. ehler r. ret .ifner and tnen
re 70 toe dwelling
..,-@H mn PIT spthoritio- wcre un-
- % and ths motive for -.e tragedy
A"s suspects are detained
New-York tribune., 1920-12-06
iiydro-Airpiane That Blew Away
picked Up OF R:Aer's I.land

Captain George Langdon Of the tug
boat Condor, yesterday picked up q
two-seated hydro-sirplane adrift off
Riker's Island. He lashed tire plane 10
the tug and then searched the Sound
IN that vicinity for the passengers.
The marine division Of the Police
Department was notified and later the
Aero Limited Company. Of 2f8 East
Jackson Avenue. Corona. claimed the
plano saying it had broken away from
is nooring at the landing place ia
Flushing Bay. the mouth Of which is
not far from Rikcr'5 ISLAND
New-York tribune., 1920-12-06
y osnan's League Lobby 10
Benin Active Work Tn.dav

o The lr9aics Vasam0tort BArcaa
ASI.I|GfQ>. Dec. s. Wi-h the
opening tomorrow Of the first session
~. .on~fess ~.-ce The ratification OF
.ae ufr.~e amendment delegation
Of feminist workers representing every
section VIII begin an active campaign
70 obtain the lassace Of the legislative
p ogram adopted by the National
League Of Women Voters and indorsed
by the ten women's organizations Of
the country.
Some of the bills backed by the
womens lobby are the Sheppard-
Towner bill, granting Federal aid for
maternity and infancy: the Gronna
bill creating d Fedora livestock com
mission the Curtis Gard child labor
Dill, the Smith-Towncr educational bill
and the Rogers bill Tor the independ-
,nt citizenship Of married women.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-06
Housing Situation Worse
DR.. Copeland Gives Specific In
stances of Overcrowding

DR. Royal 5. Copeland, Commissioner
Of Health. IN raik last night at St.
andrew Methods, Episeop4l Church.
said that the housing si5ua,ion IN New
horH City is going tro moad to worse.
He declared that he knew of houses
IN which .hree persons slept in rom
and four in the kitchen In one home
in which there is tuberculosis, he said.
nine persons are living in two rooms.
ani in another home. n which there
IS typhus, eleven persons live IN three
rooms.
In Brooklyn. according to DR.. Cope
land, there is an apartment in which
toUr married couples and baby live
IL three rooms
New-York tribune., 1920-12-06
1000 Of RslaLoviich', Men
t.caDe From The DoIsheyik.

WARSAW, Dec 1.-TWO thousand
men, who are members Of the irregular
'orces cyluI anded by General Balako-
vitch, haze escaped from the Bolsheviki
and have found refuge in Poland,
where they have been interned The
remainder Of his troops, numbering
about 1000. have been captured By the
Soviet armies.
General Balakovitch, himself. was
wounded during one of the last battles
near Mozyr and has arrived here. He
IS at hospital whore II is said his
rouni is not serious
New-York tribune., 1920-12-06
Haytian Doctors Indignant
Blame Government for Spread
Of Smallpox Epidemic
N0ecldl Cobfs to Tle tn

PORT-AU-PRINCE. Hayti. Dee. D
The association of physicians in Hayti,
in statement issued tonight, said:
Physicians OF Hayti protest against
the false report by Admiral Knapp CON
cerning their inaction in the face Of
the present smallpox epidemic The
epidemic has penetrated Hayti and is
spreading because Of the incapaci5y
and Incompetence or the Haytian gov
ernmenr hygiene service
The statement added that evidence
Justifying this charge was beirg for
~arded TO the United States.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-06
Poor Man Wants Absolute Safety

Q9estion-- would you kindly advise mo
- ~ the standing ana Hnfety Of the
Fidri4fy and Capital Corporation OF Bos.
ton. NAee, - am thinking OF buying
sofae of .tf stock as an inyestment2 DO
yDn CONSIDER y absolutely safe fox poor
NAM T.. q. v
Answer-Stock Of the Fidelity and
Capital Corporation Of Boston is not
absolutely safe for a poor man or any
one else. l. mas not proved it's earning
power, lacHs an adequate market. and
the diatribntion of the voting stock ia
open 70 question.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-06
War Veterans Condemn Baker

DENVER, Col, Dec. :. Resolutions
undermining Secretary oi War Baker
the recent release from prison Of
Bon Salmon. Denver, conscientious OBJ
ector, and informing Salmon that his
presence in Colorado is undesirable
gere adopted last night at meeting
r John S Stewart Post, No /, Veterans
# Foreign War;, and made public to-
,1lyhL
New-York tribune., 1920-12-06
Attorney Killed by Car
Lewis II. Freedman Struck bv
trolley: HurledAgainstT Tree

Lewis H. freedman, an attorney. was
MT Dy n rthDound surface car last
nignt at Centre Par vest and Sew
enty-iourth St-eet md thrown against
q, tree. he "4s taken 10 R5os vel.
hospital. where he aiod an tour later.
~ Freedman vas the son OF John
-. rec. mrn, Of si S. Nicholas Ave
sue at and .yed at 20 East Fifty-eighth
"'feet tls law o-iice was 50 Broad
"~y his wife and fvo-yeer-old son
re- m Honolulu. Another SON l. =
student at Yale. A brother. Edwin
RE T sdman, lives at the Hotel Belle
New-York tribune., 1920-12-06
SUMMONS


s,PREMT ~; e.. COURT or THE STATE or
z0GRAFlA DiMA Piainrir. against ODYs-
sEs DINA DEFENDANT ACTION Foe
ABSOLUTE DIVORCE eurproors
TO ne atcre Defendant.
YOE ARE HEREBY 81 MSfONEr 70 A.
s"er the complaint IN this action and -,
serye copy q your answer or he Pisin-
TN Attorney within twenty dsyr atte-
TIE service of this summons. exclusive O.,
ne Gay OF service. and IN case of yo
failure 70 appear Or answer 3atr-nsn, l,
nefstf "ll fe taken INST yau tor -
RELIEF demanded r. rhe complain.
Ia - Ne~ York. sept .ls- iaoa
Ei'tENE YtELLS Plaintr's Atto-o.,
't'f" and Post frare Adde'S so 2. !,
br'e4nay \en YORK Cits
t. trt lefer3ant. OUESSEfs DINA.
lnc foregoing eninn.ons is served iron .ot
- p-N. - Sor pursuant 20 Ar order ~ fie-
Edward Finch one u IA. Jns,Ire-
his court dated September 25th lqso an
NED with tho complaint IN ne orlee or =. /.
f,r,k s,r,,s ot MS eoar' a. .he County col :.
y Sew York. State OF NcN York
dated Ne~ York. November is 4 4
ECDENE ylELf-S. Attorney a. 'e,s-.
tT. circe & = - Address. $50. .-r
borough OF Manhattan. C7tg ss ~ 4o...
New-York tribune., 1920-12-06
ire Record

A. NJ Loss.
tional Fibre prOauce Unknown
23o-2392 First ave; Edna Nc
2.50--sev veuey- y. and Central
Park Vest taxi. irving
Go,gstein ...... ..,........ TriSling
5io--5 Hester 50, Philip Bloom
641-46t Lexington ave. New
York Central Rairoa6 Unknown
is:ao-''s East esth st; Dorothy ...
i5-15-e Prospect ave the Bro.x
Unknown ......- ....... Sing
45--i455 SECOND ave. naA.a
Dl5io .... 'rrtf-t.l.,
1o-1oo W7 l1fth 81, Geurg
so-lso0 1.a4.son ave; NJ New
z. an ..-..- { Unknown
5:o5-Ssl5 Third ave. Klein Bros.
7.l5-i54th st and Hudson Rive.
New York central Rai-
s.25-1o6 East 1920 st. Mrs. wilkins
ri irl-
New-York tribune., 1920-12-06
Freeport Texas and Hide COMPARED

Questicn-Wiil you please advise mo on
ne relative. merit - FreeYort Texas and
bought fr,eport Texas in the 40s ana IN
no" down 70 Is o. II. Woula +. be
b re RIO sell it and thug be bic to buy
fW.re az .nu h A american Eide and Leather
N ricn Is a or - IN other words which
mare - . reasonable chance Of advanc-
cnswer-There is greater equity be-
nlnd freep9rt TeNas stock than Amer
can Hsee and Leather common stock.
The latter is subject to the preferred
which has Ill per cent accrued in back
dividends. he company has lost money
for the lss. Two quarters. The com
rtrins val.e. To be sure. Frecnort
Texas is an oil stock. aud for tha.
reason spoculative. The Tribune makes
no attempt to give advice on specula-
tlon.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-06
wer-There is greater equity be
Cashino StraLs Bond CouDons

'9lsstioa-I en5oy your paper very much.
ESQ questions ami answers - general in
crest Ntu yoI please advise me on
? ae follow ife What 80 YOU ,hia's Of ths
oa'c5 80 - p " straus Co.. wa
n ray i1come tax wiz any bank ea d
eol on ". they have 20 be ,aaf.a
fo 'ae office? ~ hat do ,ou think OF ..a-
tl1rai Leather Conrauy Eve year per
~ uotes ALSO Csaadian Railway due
New-York tribune., 1920-12-06
6 RE N WlGH
SO a c. ES

,Sew hose. one o, ne hest designed sr4
constructed ts0iine- IN the Greerqsieh n
section. eaH-4 masters oeir0au.s
. servants rooms u-tts ana eetra
iavafrries Garage ~ ra~s Car
aeler cottage arl o1ta4.c. .0ge i.9n
elevation. -ne .te9s Some rnafIs-.ls
For saie or might rert for neSt season
NICHOLS & HO8Ftg. J.. 32d It. NT.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-06


aavertises that it has not caused a
loss 10 an investor in its bonds IN
tairty- eight years. This is d good rec
ord. All bonds are payable at ma
,urity. Bonds could not be very read
ily sold L such was not the prospect.
The recent issues Of the Straus bonds
are free o. the normal Federal income
tax up to per cert. The bonds are
in coupon form and you may deposit
them IN your bank as they faN due.
Banks do not pay coupons, unless they
arc the agents Of tine companies issu-
ing the bonds Banks will take cou-
poHs from dcpositcrs Tor collection.
The Straus bends also arc register
a0ie and ,erchanGcaDle; that isfi they
ma Re converted from coupon to reg
stored bonds and back to coupon form.
We regard both National Lea ther per
cent bonds and Canadian Northern Z
per cent 1910 as good investments
New-York tribune., 1920-12-06
Investment
inform utios,

'2n* of - ,-~c. ,rtr~csi 70 in
"eS'0'' ''9A % d'.swerca Sp ttts COZ
HF''' :" 'eelch case onty ultsais uin
oe TSe@. OV.rs ,clN o. anSmcrcd by
mo''. Add css al snau,4es. ,nclos.
ir' 'ompsd. addressed c,lyeloDe. 10
"1N0'd! Edftor. The l5,Juns. IS,
N'ssa" Street, Ncio York Csty.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-06
The Biggest Bargain!

~ Eyeck On the Nldson a resl fs--'t7 ?
home. splenfidiy orAt. at inDfeY afnerf-
VIII .srge grounds anc garage. ina rric-
and terms VIII appeal Howard Goldsmith.
So PARK Row Telephone BeezTaSn 1886.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-06

Manhattan

1NE rooms. ! battle ? scar ieasa. no.
over $500 Tribune. BOX C-1f5.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-06

coNNEcrlcCT REAL ESTATE
New-York tribune., 1920-12-06
TO LET-FuRNIsnKD
Manhattan

72D sT.-Huge living room larse bedroom
pam. ktohenetie exceptionally well fur
nished- Phone Vanderbilt 4427
New-York tribune., 1920-12-06
REAL EsTATE-sAIE OR RENT
Manhattan
Long Island

Z 61sT-4 Story. l7-foot dwelling hsrr.
S2l.5Oo Owner 1899 Murray Hill
New-York tribune., 1920-12-06

NEW YORK STATE REAL ESTATE
New-York tribune., 1920-12-06

FURNISHED HOUSE. I rooms. i, baths
near station. April Is. 1921. Boulevard
65l4 J.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-06

BUILDING. 6-story basement and sul
basement. c5xl0o. electric elevator and
sidewalk MT. Immediate possession l2l
Mercer
New-York tribune., 1920-12-06

lie organize Inder diff
New-York tribune., 1920-12-06

TIE STATE OF
YORK co MY
I'M. q ga tnst ODYS-
ACTION kcE
summons
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-10-30

attempted IN control personally:
his stor-s company organized also
Nith personal control. and his mon
-y -makinR Florida real sstsi. eater
prise, They all point Ia ON" sh'ns
a s~insh d~sir- To dominate Tho
ofGantsation and tn use u for his
own b~n~at This illustrates aud
explains why IN. farmers pro-
gram" has almost boon forgotten.
this explains Why the farmers or
Kanisstion" was nearly defeated
last June and thi. explains Why To-
day tho .o-esii-d farmers Sonparti-
san League u nshtins with It's back
TO the wall In TIL. campaign, Why
more money 10 needed and why Gov
-tnor rraisef's majority has been
reduced frsm $1,000 In 1919 To
5000 In 1890.
Tho Sonpartisan League, II u u
To live aud he a power for prosr-.
and progressive ideas. must have
nov leaders. men willing to work
for III" good Of all instead Of for
themselves and men willing to al.
low democratic control not only Of
the organization bat OF III" 'oii,ciai
pa pcrs aud the funds OF the oreani'
nation. The farmers must own IN.
League papers. control tho League
and have delegate action on all mat.
tiers which concern the organization
The farmers must assert them
selves and take possession Of the or
Knntxation that A. G. Townlcy u
now fast Destroying.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-10-30
NOTICE. or ADJUSTMENT DAY

NOTlCE Of ADJUSTMENT DAY
Estate OF SAMANTHA A. sHIL-
LING. Deceased. No. ISL.
All persons having claims against
said estate ARE hereby notified To
present them for adjustment to the
County Court Of Rio Crande Coun-
~. Colorado. on the nrst day Of
November. A. ID. 1920.
TAYLOR u. SHILLING.
Administrator
(FirSt published Oct. l, 1920:
last published Oct. 18th. 1890
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-10-30

G. w. Dorncy went to Dcnvc,
Wednesday on business.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-10-30

So you now have the story of
Townley. the dreamer. the promo
ter and boss politician. How he
arose to fame and power overnight
and how his ambition for more
money and more power in destroying
him and the organization he built.
He built . wonderful organization
Of farmers; ne secured their conf
dence. he secured their money and
aid; he secured their power, and
then. instead Of using Il for the ben
ent OF those who gave him power
he attempted to capitalize the or.
Eanisation for his personal benefit
This Is shown. not by my state
ments. but by his actual self-made
record. his newspaper organixa-
ton. his refusal to allow the organi.
sation to own the "omicial" papers:
his refusal to have anyone control
the organization aside from himself
and his. hired attorney; his promo
ton Of private banks which he
Evening star., 1920-03-25
Grain, Produce
and Live Stock

/. BALTIMORE. March - tSpeciaD.-
Potatoes. white. western Maryland
and PcUns ylvania. per 100 pounds.
5.J0a6 90: New York and New Jersey.
per 100 pounds, 5.3Oa6.o0; do, eastern
shore Of Maryland and Virginia. Nc
Cormicks. > J.ooa!,.50, cobblerS. per 100
pounds. 5.5oa5.73. all sections. No >.
:. scat 90: No. ;. 2.00a2.50; sweets. yell
lows. North Carolina. per barrel. '3oa
$50. eastern shore of Mary land and
Virginia. per barrel. 5.1naG "a. do,
No. > per barrel. a.o0ai."e; vans.
No !, per barrel, I.o0a3.5o: do, No :.
..00a4.Oo.
Vegetables and green fruits-A A1plrs
all varitics. No. !. per hhl-. t.3O79.30; !;
DO. No. >. 5.00a6.0o; do. box 2-30> $.2o'
do. hu. 2.:5a2..5. No :. l .'.I2 oo'
beans. per basket. green, ".nt.-.-ty, 40
wax. 60a6. 40 pearl. I-c02|.cJ: can
hagr. per basket. j.2J13.'f, bahiSh'
per ton. 90 0oa 0o.0u: C-'e.-l- -'sr crate
25oaf.50. cucumbers pc basket. S.0e
as.oo. egg plants Florida, per crate.
) oaH6 ga
Grape fruit Florida. Pc box. 2.9oa
S-5. kale. Norfolk lier pbl. 2.obst27p;
lettuce. Florida, pl hasls;. 75a2-Go;
onions New Iork and YVES ern. pc
zoo pounds. 6.5aa -. iij sections, No.
2 per loo lbs. ! 0Ga5.pp.
Oranges Florida. per box, as to
Evening star., 1920-03-25
RESERVE BOARD RULING
TO AID FOREIGN LANDS

Rules and regulations issued by the
Federal Reserve Board which will per
nit extension of Americas export
trade provide for the establishment
of d system of interna tional banking
more comprehensive than the mere re-
construction of war-torn countries. ac-
cording to a statement given out by the
beard
While the Edge amendment to the
federal reserve act was designed
primarily to permit American in
vestors. by means of corporations. to
assist in the reconstruction Of Europe.
the board believed that this was the
narrower view. The organization of
financial institutions to assist Europe
should form the basis for "A new era
of international competition, ii said.
The immediate effect of the orsaniza-
ton and operation of such agencies will
he TO make available lonS-term credits
tC the r-devaStated nations. but
Gov. Harding explained this was only
one incident to the permanent develop
ment of Il greater export market Tor
American Industries.
AS IA result of the broad possibilities
opened by the new law. Mr.. Harding
said the Federal Reserve Board antici
pated that many changes in its first
regulations would have TO be made.
The general rules. however, are eX-
pected to remain the same.