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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-19

nistro Plenipotenciario en- Peru. sal
dra en- breve para Lima. Sillcr Sc
halla en- Washington, segun ia mlsma
declaration official.
Mega Ell Ministro Pcruano en- Was
hington.
WASHINGTON, Febrero 1T.-El
Ministro Plenipotenciario del Hcru
neg6 hoy. en- una declaration formal
que hizo a la prensa, que hubiera con-
f~erenciado con ell cX-Secretarlo de
Estado. Robert Lansing, la vispera
de SUI salida del gabinete. acerca de
Ia expedition contra el gobierno del
Presidente Leguia, cue sc dice sc la
estado preparando en Mexico y Esta-
dos Unidos.
La conferencia que el Min.stro del
Peru tuvo con Mr.. Lansing. segun 81
declaration de hoy. fue unicamente
con Ell prop0sito de e~ntregarle en-
propia mano IN ejemplar de la nueva
Constitution del Peru. aprobada La
ce pocas semanas. Y la cual contiene
articulos sobre la decentralization de-
las riquezas mineras, muy semejan-
ties a los que contiene la nueva cons
titucion de Mexico.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-19

! SillO oculto- Una camapanilla Y Ia
haze sonar. o tocar n flauta pc
! Quena. 0 avienta algun obieto de los
que Sc italian sobre la mesa. Des-
pues de ocultar rapidamente los CD
ietcs que han Servido para la super
cheria toma el medium las manos de
suS victimas dic!eDdoles L no ten
gan miedo. pueS que los espiritus
nc les haran IDAHO Y manda que ha-
gan Ia luz. Naturalmente. al ilumi-
narse nuevamente la eStancia ven que
las manoS del medium Sc italian en-
laZadas con las suyas. Dor 10 que
no pUeden imaginarse la Supercheria
de que acaban de ser victimas.
Le"antar una mesa con Ell simple
contacto de Ia mano eXtendida So
bre ella es otro fenomeno que llama
Ia .atenci6n Ge los incautos que 10
p~resenCian, que pueden ser muchoS
Y hacerse en- pleno dia. Para Esto Sc
coloca 81 medium en- el extreme de
una :lesa Que lleva oculta. debajo
de Ia cubierta. una varllla de acero
cue penetra en- Ia manga del saco
' queda oculta a los expectadores.
q~uienes al yer que Ell medium tiene Ia
'mano completamente eXtendida sobre
Ia mesa no Sc magma Ia superche-
ria. De csa manera puede mover Ia
mesa de IN lado 2 otro o alzarla,
aparentemente cen el solo contacto
de su mano.
Otras muchas Y cast increibles su-
percherias describe MI. Darlington
en- s. libro The Physical Phenome-
ma Ct Spiritualism."
Pero hay otros fenomenos en- que
no Intervene para NADIA la Superche-
ria Y que son en- verdad eXtraordina-
rios, sin que per este dejen de ser
~naturales V pusdan eXplicarse cienti-
ficamente. Hay innumerables perso-
mas que Green haber recibido men
safes del otro mundo por medic de
Ia tabla llamada "ouija,' que Sc
compone de ? tabla en- que Sc ha-
Han dibujadas las letraS del alfabeto
y varios otroS signos: dos de los en-
tremos de Ia tabla descansan en- ca
rretillas mientraS que ell otro eXtre-
mo Gescansa en- IN lapiz v~erticalmen
re colocado. La cara de la tabla Ell
cue Sc italian las letras reposa So
bre Ia runta del lapiz. Y Sc dice que
cuardo n D mas personals apoyan
ligeramente Ia punta de los dedos So
bre dicha tabla sc mueve Gsta. sin
que en- clio intervenga la voluntad
y Ell lapiz er sus movimientos enla-
"a las letras, fernando con elias pa
labras conccidas, que muchos inter
prstan como measajes de los esprit
tus. Igualmente, ell hecho de escri-
Dir algunas personals automaclca-
mente. sin tener conciencia de 10 que
escriben Sc considera tambien CO.
mo IN mensaje de los ~espiritus, no
obstante que la ciencia reconoce este
fen6meno como explicable por msdio
de la telepatia o de Ia clarividencia,
aunque 10 puede negarse que algu-
ncs lie esos fenomenos debsn atri-
buirse a una calsa ex~tranterrestre.
Mr.. Csrriyton explica esos feno-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-19
ASUNTOS DEL Ola

Los libertadores, ve!ando por los
derechos del pueblo, castisando los
entuertos de los de arriba, de los a.
caparsdores, de los exploradores, de
los vampires implaesbles de la pobre
colectividad nacional, hicieron que Sc
cerraran los empenos, y aun huh
que agradecer'es que no mataran a
los %empeneros de boina y alpargata,
O. miraban con ojos inquisidores tras
de las ~rejillas del ventanuco sordido,
v alargaban la mano rapaz hacia las
miserias del pueblo
NO mas cmpenos, Sc dijeron, no
mas veinte por ~ciento, no mas prendas
valiosas 'perdidas' por prestamo irri-
sorio que no pudo ser re;ntegrado a
tempo.
Pero es ell case que nuestra genie
nunca tiene nivelado e! prcsupuesto,
que suele haber desequilibrios radi-
Gales en- sus ingresos y en- sus eyre
sos; es ell caso que siempre Sc sas;a
mas de 10 que Sc CANA, y quo, por 10
tanto, es neccsario salir del apuro en-
penando algo.
Que COCHRAN un interis Juda:co!
Bueno: pero Sc sale del apuro. Des-
pucs, Dios dsra para 'sacar' la prem
,a, Y sine, que Sc Pierda, que el mis-
mo Dios dara para ccmPrar otra.
En- ocasiones, la brenda es I'm re-
cuerdo de familia, y sc hace un es-
fuerzo. Y sc SAGA de Chez ina tantc.
Pcro como ~aquello constRsula mo-
two de exploitation, la revolution &C.
rro los empenos y abrio los oazares
En- los empcnos, Sc presta5a; en- los ia
zares solo Sc compraha.
Que cl pueblo eTpe.,e, II ven,
ds, v no tendra encima la carga del
interes. Y ell pueblo, CT etefno desni-
vel economical, empezo a vendcr 10
que antics ~empenaba. Los oue',os de
los bazares. eran los mismos IndIvi-
duos dc boina dc los cmpenos; aver
prestaban cinco pesos Por un OBJ
ietc que valia cin~cuenta, Y ahora el
mismo objeto 10 comPran, en- los mis-
mos cinco pesos. AL pignorador dc
eatonces, lie quedaba ell de
s~alvar los cuarenta y cinco pesos que
lie robsba ell cmpenero, sacando Ia
brenda previo pago de intereses; hoy
los pierde irremisiblemente.
Por ESQ ell gobicrno de la revolu-
cion. ha creido que es preferable que
y~uc,van a abrirse las puertas de las
casas de empeno. que al fin y al cabo.
son i~nstituciones mas piadosas que los
bazarcs.
Pedro RECIO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-19

La primera tendencia de las revo-
l~ucioncs que TRUMAN, es la de lnno-
~varlo, Ia de modificarlo, Ia mudar-
10 TODD.
Los hombres llevados por la VIC
lencia al plano abandonado por los
veneidos, violentamente tambien a
rrojados de sus viejos lugares en- la
vida Official y social, ~Bienten la ne
cesidad imperiose de mudar Ell esce-
mario en- que van 4 rroyerse, a agltar
&c. a recoger eI botin de halagos de
los dias de lucha; han meaester de
borrar hasta ell ultirno vestigio de 10
que dejo de scr gracias al triunfo
suyo.
La revolucion sc hizo para dcrro-
car un partido y llcvar a otro al Po-
der, para zanzibar de fornla de 60
bierno, para imponer nuevos Proce-
dimientos poiiticos; pero llegada la
bora de la victoria, los triunfadores
Zanzibar radicsLmente, aun el sistema
de aseo de las salas mtristeriaies.
La Revolucion Francesa-que ST.
que siendo ell patron de todas las re-
voluciones-no Sc conformo con ma
Der vuclto del reeves las instituciones
seculares dc la Francia monarqulna,
!c cambio el nombre a Dios, y enterro
ell c~alendario junto con cL cuerpo de-
capitado de Luis XVI.
Pasa el tempo, y 10 dcfinit.vo de
las -cvoluciones, queda en- pie; 10
otro, 10 vano, 10 superficial. 10 Pue-
ril, 10 que es solo fruto de Ia mama
r~enovsdora de los ~vencedores, ESQ,
revive, vuelve a su sitIo, a sus tuncio
mes. a su aprovcchamiento.
Ell cuerpo descapitado del Rey Luis
cs devorado por la terra, Pero el
calendario sesucita; desaparece la
vieja Francia Monarquica, pero Dios
~vuelve a liama-se Dios; no hay Gulen
rehaRa los muros d. la Bastilla, pc
no 81 quicn vuelva a lamar senior y
'senora", a los que los s~ans-eul'o-
ties V las ca~lccteras no lfamaban sino
"ciudadano" y "~ciudadana'.
En- Mexico, dorde hacemcs las re-
volucionc7 ~conformc al patron. de
La de 1889, spenas 81 hubo atgo res
petado Por la mania dc y
de dcmolieion de los triunfadores.
Desde la constitution hasea las Ca
sas de empcno, TODD fue barrido Por
la escoba revolucionaria.
Pcro paso ell tempo, y las cosas
van volviendo a su antigua lorna y
a 81 vieia apariencia. La constitu-
ciou siguc mucrta...o medic muer-
Ia, pero los empenos han resucisaGo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-19

menos s~orprendentes por cierto es-
tado del alma. al que da el nombre
de subccnsciente. cue es Ia facultad
que tiene cl alma de abarcar, com
premier. c~Ontemplar Y rccordar null
t!tud de cosas, personals Y porneno-
res, sin que de clio Sc de cuerta. .Asi
no hay Quien no sepa mas de 10 que
Sc magma en- algIn asunto. pero
en- cualqt:era OCCASION urgente en-
que Sc naczsita de recursos intelec-
tualeS eytraordinarIos aparecen esos
conccimientos, que nj Sc sospechaba
que Sc tenian archivaGos en- Ia me-
moria.
Durante ell sueno Sc manifesto
mejor csc eStado subcorsciente del
alma, porque nediante 81 Sc cream es-
cenas ~ cue interviewer personals
que Conccemos Y tratamos diariamen-
te. @ seres imaginarios G monStruo-
SOS que SC uneven, hablan Y desem-
penan dramas mas o lei intere-
sante; o estramhoticos.
0trc ejemplo hara mas perceptiblc
10 que es csc astado subconsciente
del alma. 81 Sc hace entrar q una
persona en- una plea encargandole
que. Sc fife en- los cbjetos que hay en-
ella, Y luePo Sc le hace salir V Sc le
pregunt2 por los obietos que ha visto
adentro, solo podra senalar unos cuan
toS, pero 81 Sc lie hipnotiza y Sc lie
pregunta nuevamente por los cbie-
tos que Viz dentro, la lista primltiva
Sc d~ecuplica.
En- Ell sueno no solamente vemos
a varias personals. sino Que habla-
mes cor elias O las hacemos hablar
entire 81. q.
Cast Sodos los ninos Y aun muchos
adultos hablan solos Y sostienen ami
madas con~versaciones consigo mis-
mes. Estos Sc envian asi un m~ensalc,
de Ia misma naturaleza que los que
muchcs Green rccibir de los esprit
tus. A veces clos mismos escriben
acknowledgements.
Tai es Ia teorIa de Mr., Carrlgton
respecto de muchos de los fenome-
nos que aparecen como sorprenden-
ties o eXtraterrestres.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-19

Nal ~aIiento, labios sin color, meji-
las palidas. he aqui n muchacha
cue careceria de atractivos para IN
hombre. No Sc apuren, prueben Hol-
listers Rocky Mountain Tea Y Sc
convenceran de Ia popularidad' cue
adquieren. De venta en- Ia Botica
San Pedro. San Antonio, Tex. (Adv.)
las pildoras Foley Kidney Pills
New-York tribune., 1920-10-05
$1,000 Cen Dis Tel 5s SO
Toronto
Financial items

Bankers Trust Company has been ap
pointed transfar agent in New York fol
the capital stock of the iladelphia In
sulated Wire Company; agent for tho vot-
ing trustee OF the American Motor Body
Company. and registrar for Guaranty
Trust Company certificates OF deposit iol
tho various stocks to be taken in under
the Chemical Consolidation.
The Mechanics & Metals National Bank
OF New York has been appointed registra,
OF the preferred and common stock OF
the lntercontinehtal Development Com
pany.
American locomotive Company has re-
ce!ved an order for four s9-ton Mlkado
engines from the Tennessee Central Rail
road Company.
The New York Trust Company has been
named trustee under an agreement dated
October !, securing an Issue OF $4,000, O0C
par value per cent equipment gold notes
series A. OF the Steel Car Equipment Com
pany.
The United States Mortgage & Trus,
Co. has been appointed trustee OF an is
sue OF $4,000. 600 ten year per cent sink
ing fund debenture bonds dated October
is, OF the Massey Harris COMPANY Ltd
and Massey Harris Harvester Company
Inc.
The Bank Of New York. National Bank
ing Association, has been appointed trus
New-York tribune., 1920-10-05

tee In the United States for the Union
Marine Insurance Company, Ltd, OF Liver
pool
The Equitable Trust Company of New
York has been appointed registrar at New
York for the stock OF the rhiladel phia
Insulated Wire Company
George H. Burr & Co. announce
that they have opened II branch of their
INVESTMENT department at tho company S
Boston office, 30 Congress Street under
the management of Robert y. sm!ther.
George W Goethals has been elected
president Of the East Coast Fisheries
Company and the East Coast Fisheries
Products Company I. NJ. Taylor. former
president was elected chairman OF the
boards Of both companies. George W.
Goethals & Co. have become associated in
the management of the companies
At special meeting, held October 2.
STOCKHOLDERS OF the Todd Shipyards Cor
poration authorized an increase OF the
number Of shares ssuahle by the COM
pany from 166. 600 to $4,000 shares TO
provide tof the Issue OF an additional sha e
4or each share outstanding
New-York tribune., 1920-10-05
New York City Bonds
New York State Bonds

Issued IN coupon and registered form.
not interchanG Il BILE. Coupon bonds regis
New-York tribune., 1920-10-05

Any purchaser OF the property hereinesfsre
described or of any parcel thereof and
whether not no has exercised or used
any rights hereunder shall have the right.
within six months after tho delivery of
the teel or other Instruments of convey
ar.e or transfer by the Special Master of
She prorerfy purchased by him. or within
such additional period the Court may
hereafter by IT'S order or decree permit. TO
elect not TO assume adopt any lease
or contract made by the defendant Railways
COMPANY. which is part OF the property
embraced ia such deed OF Instruments OF
conveyance or transfer Such election shai!
be made by instrument in writing. signed
hy The said purchaser and shall contain
general description Of the contracts or leases
which ne elects not 70 assume or adopt. and
shall bc fled With the Clerk OF the District
Court f the United states for the Southern
District of %ew York within the aforesaid
period 10 User Of rights prior 10 ,he eN-
piratlon Of said period snail be deemed
20 conclude ne purchase IN respect ~ such
election, and upon the filing OF such cleo
ton said purchaser shall be deemed not 70
have assumed or adopted the said contracts
or leases rights therein described 70
be bound by the obligations Of said con
tracts or leases provided however that such
election shall not entitie the said pur-
the bid made a. said sale or in amounts
10 - paid as in this decree provided
Any pU9cha ser Of the property described
n this tscree. or Of any parcel thereof.
shal! have the right To elect not to take
or accept any part Of the property sold
TO such purchaser. ny written notice OF his
election given 20 the Special Master at any
time prior 70 the execution and delivery
of the deed olher instruments OF convey
ance or transfer by the Special NANter No
such election 10y q purchaser. his successors
or assigns shall diminish or affect he pGr-
chase price 70 be- paid by such purchaser.
The deeds or Instruments OF conveyance or
transfer 10 be given by ihe Special Master.
The Receiver. The defendant Railways Com
pany. and Guaranty Trust Company Of New
York Trustee herein provided. shall
expressly except therefrnm any and all prop
er.y which such purchaser shall so elect
not to take OF accept.
APPEARANCE OF PURCHASER
ANY purchaser OF tho property here%
and IN the said decree described In the -ais
cause hereinbefore mentioned or OF any
parcel thereof. shall have the right to
enter mis- appearance IN The cause pending
in the United States District Court FOR
the Southern District OF New York herein
before described.
BY said decree su questions not thereby
expressly disposed OF thereby reserved
by the said Court for It's future adjudtcs
tion. For further particulars reference is
the Once Of the United States District Court
fer the Southern Dlstrict OF New York
Dated. September 2s. 1920.
FRANCIS II. SCOTT
Special Master
STETSOS. JENNINGS RUSSELL
Solicitors for Guaranty Trust Com
pany OF New York as Trustee
Sompia inaat
No Is Broad street,
New York City.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-05

A. A. ROST, Secretary,
II Pine Street, Room 1909,
New York City
New-York tribune., 1920-10-05
Chicago
Bonds


$4,000 Chi City lst 5s 620s s2ss e2b s2ia
1000 Com Ed 1st IS 1914 70 1917 1914
New-York tribune., 1920-10-05

Private families having a sapre roam
70 rent Will And The Tribuna's Furrished
Kcoms 10 Let column an aid 10 renting n
Phone Beehman 5ooo.-Advt.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-05
Miscellaneous Oil Companies

Atlantic Lobos Oil Co com M 25 40
do pf Observation-Disclosures. 10 80
rosd"l CO. ...... .........,.. ~ II.
Elk Basin Cons Pet Co... 81 IS,
Imperial Oil. Ltd ........ 81 100
Naenolia Petroleum Co.... $40 $40
Merr!it OH Corp. ............ IA 14i.
Mo west Refining Co....... $50 1872
Mountain Producers ...... II ~
Northwest Oh Co........ 27 %
Producers & Refiners Corp com 8 81.
Salt Creek Producers new II u
SaDulpa Refining Co. 81, ia.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-05
Philadelphia

7G0 ANN Stores so 6o1s SO bo+s
25 ANN Gas 3S S2 SO 33
2f5 Elec Storage. .l26 1857 124A 125
65 Ins Co OF \ A 2s% 2st% esa 2s4
es0 Ike Lax s'S' su Corp. lo5s l07s loA lo%
10 Penn Salt Mfg 6ti3 65ta 65ra 60 "a
sos Phila Elec &C.. 2Os. 81 gos. 207s
$500 Phila X T o.. 1csa l7s l6A II 70
200 Phila Traction 90 b. 90 So
95 Phila In Wire 59ss 52ss 62S 62ss
50 Tono Belmont - IS - ~
175 Tono Mining. l4s TX 1% ia
-20 Tn Traction e.. 2aA SO u 29s< so
-t6 In cas- I'm 35 l, 49, 34A 35is
New-York tribune., 1920-10-05

81 900 Am G & Ell es 10 70 go 70
5000 FL & p Tr As SIN Sc 6i% s?
! 900 Ma Pr Co 4hs
1000 Pen Gen Ans sax S2% san s2s
New-York tribune., 1920-10-05
Lot .s-FRoNr STREET PROPERTY 7

All those three certain lots pieces or
parcels OF land. with the buildings and
improvements erscted thereon situate.
and known as Numbers -. 15 and J 7 Front
street. which ,skeu together ara bounded
and described as follows Beginning At
me northeasteriy corner thereof at d point
the sousherly line or side Of Front
street opposite the middle Of party
New-York tribune., 1920-10-05

Appala chan Power LIST 5s. So
Cincinnati Gas g. Elec 5s. 1915 Is
Col Gas & Elec 5s 1927. 70
Dallas Eec rs 1922. 2...... S0N
do rs 1921 Observation-Disclosures. 50
I'll Paso Elec col 5s... 70
Great western Power 1st 5s... 75ia
Midwest Utilities 1st IS. IS
Miss River Power 1st 5s~ ~ -
North Ont 1t g. Power Gs 6l
Nor States Power IS, 1926. So
New-York tribune., 1920-10-05
NOTICE is HEREBY CIVEs

n r "a rra1
OF land With the buildings thereon erected
situate, lying and being in the Cttv and
County OF New York. bounded and d.
scrneu as follows: Beginning a the mort h.
westerly corner of Lexington Avenue and
Ihlrty second street, running thence north
elly along the westerly line OF Ievinefor
avenue forty nine t49) feet ten (1O) inchss
thence running westerly on line drawn
paralIel or nearly So with Thirty second
s2utherly on a line parallel or nearly 90
with Lexington Avenue forty-nine I,lI f.et
1yn ~, lnches Is TO the northerly line Of
erly along said northerly line Of Thj~t,
second Street forty eight t4s) feet seven
- lHches TO the said northwe.sterlv cnrnar
OF Lexington Avenue and Thirft so.-,t :
street tEe place of beginning be the ~ ~
seNerat ulin,snsions more or less but not
rAccedlhs eiSht 90 inches on any course :
Heihs ne same premises conveved to
.Mstropolltan Street Railway Company hS
hw tnuen,ure nua aatsd January 16, 1909. executed
oy "a A4susta H. Meyer, Frederick Krsrka
ana W IMAM n Maass. Junior as F,ya1,,
- '9's 70 OF ana prustees under the last viii
VI herman Bohlen. deceased '
Lot .. All that certain lot. pieca or ,,,..,
OF land with the buildings ana frnnrn,eeH
Hents thereon situate lying and being in
s tSqn'H cty Wa59 q Ss q the borqug ot
ana described follows. 00u''''o
- Beginnins on the northerly line or side Of
eleventh Street. distant one hundred ana
eighty ,tnree feet easterly from the corner
formed by rhe Intersection OF tho northarl,.
slce OF Eleventh street with the easteriI =
o4~c ~ Avenue {, as the same is now a a
OUT ana Widened, which said widening W. a
not noted or allowed for on the map here-
mater mentioned. and running thence
hundred and three feet three inches to
tne centre line OF the block between
Eleventh and Twelfth Streets. thence east
cry along said centre line of ths block
ana parallel with Eleventh Street nfty
teet thence southerly and parallel with
Avenue c, one hundred and three feet three
lncre5 TO the nortnerly side OF line OF
eleventh street and thence westerly along
the same nifty feet to the point OF place
OF beginning.
Together with all and singular the tene-
rents, hereditaments aud appurtenances
belonging or in anywise appertaining TO
said lands. including all fixtures installed
solely for use in connection with as
part OF said premises
Lot 3 All OF those certain lots. pieces
or parcels OF land with the buildings and
imptovements thereon. situate. lying and
being in the Eleventh Ward Of the Borough
OF Manhattan, city OF New York, and
which taken together are bounded and
described as follows.
All those two certain lots, pieces par
cells of land. with the buildings thereon
situate. lying ana being the northeriy
Ward OF the city Of New York. and known
and distinguished on d certain map hled
by Frederick DePeyster. Master in Chan
Gerry. in the office Of the Register OF the
city and County OF Nav York. entitled map
Of two hundred and forty lots OF land
situate at Burnt MIN Point In the Eleventh
Ward OF the CITY OF New York. by the
numbers eighty-fve (s5l. eighty-siS $50.
and are more fully bounded and described
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-19
TULSA GIRL AIDS
HENRIETTA CHILD
Miss Helen Jack Sends
Box to tuberculosis
Sufferer

M.ss Helen Jack. high school
student IN Tulsa, Is yer'S S.ntorcstod III
welfare work. and has douc much
to help those In need. In q recent
edition of The World there was
story about Dorothia Polaski of
Ii"nrycttn who has been ~ with
tuberculosis for four years Miss
Jack Vas touched by the story: 40
che filled q box with nice things Tor
the little sufferer and sent II TO her.
Here Is the letter that Dorothia
wrote 90 Miss Jack:
Dear Friend Il have Just re-
coiycd your package and was more
than pleased with the things many
thanks 20 you. / am very happy and
the pictures were nicc.
II am better Just now. | have an
awful pain In my side and sometimes
my heart stops beating, but | don't
bleed at the lungs much now, and
the doctor says I am much hcttcr.
The dollies YOU sent were sure
sweet I love them. Mamma has
been operated ON again Tor the third
time in the last year. hut she Is home
now. She can't work, but she can
take care of me-. She said that when
papa got our doctor bin paid, which
is $500 and she and | Ect well. she
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-19
INTEREST RATES
WILL NOT LOWER
Farm Mortgage Bankers
See No Change In,
Money Situation

IL. ". Howard, Nmanager OF the
farm mortgage department OF the
Exchange Trust company. returned
Friday from kGnHaS city, wherc he
attended the seventh annual national
convention OF the Farm Mortgage
Bankers association of America.
Mr.. Howard says this association ls
made up OF all the first class mort
gage loan men IN the United states,
and has membership OF 253 ac-
tive members. Ninc-tenths OF the
members were present and Mr., How
ard says that all took an active part
In the convention,
During the convention the Haw-
thorn bill. which was proposed In
the last legislature, was discussed.
This bill has for its objective the
single tax system. Mr. Howard says
that the reports at the convention
showed that there is not any chance
for interest rates to decrease soon,
He says, also. that tight money is
not merely local, but that 1t is COM
pletely national.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-19
Kendall wiz Entertain
Chamber of Commerce
At Luncheon October 8

Directors OF the chamber OF
commerce will De entertained at
Kendall college at their weekly
luncheon on Friday. October s.,
according TO u date" made by
col Clarence g. Douglas with DR..
j. VI. Gordon, president Of Ken
uail Tho mayor lnd city CONF
missioncrs viii accompany the
directors.
Dr. Gordon and Rev. Ralph J
Lamb, secretary ~ the board Of
trustees of the college yesterday
placed before Mayor Evans the
need " the kcncall addition. for
sidewalks, city postal delivery ~
stead Of rurtl route, and filling
OF sewer bitches.