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New-York tribune., 1920-09-29
American Smelling
Earnings Increase
Inn First 6 Months
Surplus After Preferred
Dividends Equivalent to
$3.l4 a Share of june 80:
$4,000 900 Gain i'm Net

Marked improvement in the earning
power Of the American Smelling. and
Refining Company ovee the first half
Of 1919 was disclosed in the report for
the six months ended June 80 last. Net
income for the frst half year, after de-
dueting depreciation, ore depletion and
bond interest. aggregated $4,030,S41, an
increase of 81 ,S31 .681. After allowing
for preferred dividend payments Of
$2,l16,417. there was surplus of $3.14
q share on the $50, 0,99S, 600 common stock
outstanding, compared with cents q
share earned in the first six months of
1919.
The semi-annual report, which il is
sued to stockholders to-day, showed a
balance over and above dividends Of
$3.50, ,4o3, against deficit in the corre-
spending period last year Of Sl,195, 1853.
Earnings for the last half of 1919 above
dividend requirements were S10e,sO6
THE increased earnings" said Simon
Guggenheim, president Of the company,
in the report, have been due to the
better conditions Of the Mexican opera
tions, the increased volume of bust
ness in the United States and to in
creased treatment charges on many
ores, more nearly comparable with our
present costs. There are still some old.
longtime contracts, which are unsatis-
factory.
Mexico is now experiencing the
general increases In wages and other
New-York tribune., 1920-09-29
Three Other Companies
Meet Ford Gut i'm Price
Willys-Overland, Hudson and
Studebaker Announce Re.
ductiOns i'm Rates

Three leading motor car manufacture
ing companies yesterday announced re-
ductions in the selling prices Of their
product following the movement inaug-
urated a week ago by Henry Ford.
The companies taking this step yes
terday were the Willys- Overland COM
pany, the Hudson Manufacturing Com
pany, which makes the Hudson and
Essex cars, and the Studebaker COM
pany.
The news OF fresh slashing Of motor
car prices appeared yesterday stimuli
taneously with advices from Detroit
to the effect that practically every au-
tomobile company in the Middle West
had representatives present at con-
ference in Detroit late Monday at which
the matter OF prices was discussed. No
announcement of the result of the con-
ference was forthcoming, although it
was reported that a majority were op-
posed to price reductions at this time.
The WHY'S Overland announced that
it had cut the price Of the Overland
touring and roadster from $1,0S5 to
1896, the coupe from S1,525 to SLABS
and the sedan from $1,675 to $l,475.
The Willys-Knight touring and road
ster are reduced from $1,000 to S2,195,
the coupe from s2,950 to $2,S45 and the
sedan from S3,050 to $2.945. These
prices are effective at once.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-29
Explains Position
OF Stockholders i'm
Maxwell Merger
Reorganization Committee
Chairman Says Plan Offers
Opportunity of Preserv-
ing Equity for First Time

j. r: Harbeck. vice chairman Of the
managing and reorganization com
mittee of the Maxwell and Chalmers
motor companies, declared yesterday
that the. readjustment plan is the
f1rst in the history of major reorgan-
izatlons in which the stockholders have
been offered the opportunity to pre-
serve their equities in the properties
on an equal basis with the banking
syndicate which obligates itself to fur
nish the $l5,000,OoO of new money re-
quired
ut is only by availng themselves
OF the opportunity which the plan
affords to participate in the under
writing Of the new stock" said Mr..
Harbeck. that tho Maxwell-ChaImers
preferred and common stockholders
can continue in control of the equities
in the combined companies. Under the
equities will be represented by class
3 shares, OF which approximately 30
per cent of the amount required for
the imme late purpose Of the plan will
90 to the underwriters who provide the
new money.
SHOULD the stockholders. on the other
hand, elect only to receive the small
amount of new stock which they are
offered in exchange for old siarcs.wita-
ouL CASH pay yHlcHC tHPE Will cease TO
be important factors in the business of
the combined companies, which the
authorities in charge Of the rcadjust-
ment agree will hc in position to earn
between $1,000, 900 and S8,000,oOo an
nual'E when supplied with new capital
and given an opportunity to realize on
their inventories and business as a
going concern.
THE bankers will furnish the neccs-
sary new funds if the stockh olders do
not. and where this present plan departs
from ordinary practice is that the
banking syndicete and the stockholders
may purchase the new stock and acquire
equities on exactly the same terms.
The plan, III the opinion Of the re-
adjustment managers affords the only
effectual method of providing additional
money required. while at the same time
recognizing the stockholders equities
in the properties.''
Mr.. flarbeck said that within the last
four or five weeks the Maxwell com
rany had established a movement of
about $500 cars and that the cars on
hand had been reduced to about II 900
The Chalmers organization, he said
was in much better shape, as it had a
subs Stantial accumulation of orders
New-York tribune., 1920-09-29
Navy Orders
From THE Trtbune's wa-sh4n

rum NC Tr'on"eS Wd3hfH0eoB B3redU
wAsTfrNGToN. Sept. .s.-Navy orders
Issued to-day follow:
It n' { 6 " 4 s s. y 10 { & 8 : K's.1s + s.is
esmp, es,sT L, L. Il Il q a. A W. 70 Z s s. Rio
cassidy comdr. X. E. e.. to TO {. 8. s. $. = u,as sa,s
chailenger. IL. G. a. II. L.. to q. s. &.
Gony Gonyns II J; H. to U. g. 8. Ria,
cra,ehsr ccrawfsre' II; It. 6 g. o.; 10 . = O. S-'
Dean, Ap. elk. O. w. 70 u. s. s. San
p.s:,s. p,.s.. {fsDs; p; r; P; to Hampton Roads,
Foster L. L. Il. aj j " ". M.. = to i q. Fs s. s. Della
srs14 srs1 e. " z l. CO q T. S. s. E.s... $3.50
GGrsssoy; Ga.~aa Il; 4, J. T., w :; 70 y 3 3; R3:.
Hirschorn. 1t. 81. g.. to L. s. s. connse-
5ss. 5ss:.. L l.. q 4. x L. /. t. s III, AA
May. Cga. r. A.: TO Z. 8. $. Eagle SO.
Menonald It. comdr. J. &c. to U. $. g.
Netting. Il, tI % r.. to T. =. sos
pses; L. a. g W. W; to l.; s; s RS
Paimsr' IL Eomdr- j. r.. to u. y. 8. Ken
Parker. IL comar. J.. 70 Annapolis
roweiI. ~. J o. d; A.. to U. a. q. R-2s.
Richter; oun, =. j.. TO U. q. g. Kanaaa
sa1re. L. q. o. y. ~. 70 u. q. y. O-3.
sh9dburn, Ap. Cik. A. C., to Hampton
eIinsiuff. IL cornar. r.. to u. n. g. psary.
Steele, Capt: @. W., 20 Washington.
TeuIot. L.. Corndr. 4. j., 10 New FORK
Weed, Ems w. II. 5r., TO destroyer force.
wisanbaker. X. u. o. j. H.. to u s. g.
RS.
Meadows, IL, p. g.. 10 u. q. s Moody.
ptsgpatgtek. II, !, r.. 10 Buffalo,
Hafceln,an. Ems h. IT,. 10 Hampton Roads
MeKeiiar. III. IL, o. ~, r., 10 4. s q.
AroessSohs
New-York tribune., 1920-09-29
Scotch, and ''Szeklers" Akin

BUDAPEST, Sept. 5.--The Scotch
and thse Trans ylvanian Magyars,
known as "Szeklers." are the same race.
according to the conclusions of Pro-
fessor May Rose, of Debrecen Univer-
sity
Both peoples according to Professor
Nose. are descendants Of the same
Teutonc tribe that became divided
He holds there are striking similarities
i'll the lialects and customs Of the two
peoples. 1t is proposed to use his study
in support of the Seekers demand for
independence
New-York tribune., 1920-09-29

costs which have been so prevalent in
the United States during the last few
years. The company, however, is glad
to note that the prospects of q stable
government in that country look bright
er at the present time than at any
period since the revolution Of 1912. It
is believed that ut last q steady opera
tion Of Mexican properties is reason
ably certain. Incidentally. 1t may be
remarked that the military activities
attending the end Of the Carranza gov
ernment commandeered most Of the
railroad equipment owned by the COM
pany. with consequent disruption Of
service and ioss Of earnings for o con-
siderable period. The equipment has
now been restored and railroad condi-
tiens are as good as can be expected"
Gross income Of the American Smelt-
ing and Refining Company for the FIRST
half of 1920 were $s,6sl ,0s7, an in
crease Of $3.50, ,40& over the CORE
spending period q year ago. Total
charges against income were $5,e6o,246,
an increase Of $1,7S7,722,
New-York tribune., 1920-09-29

gSiia. g. ststtin; Peased out from philadei-
tafsho!n (Swed). Gothenburg. etc; Sol
porg (Nor), TSondhjenl; Gulf Maid, Port
Arthor via Tampico: Godrun tBr>. Goth
snourg: auxiliary schr lie de Ceylon tBeU.
NORFOLK: Sailed: Barkentine Maid of
England (Br) (from Philadelphia). Ha-
vana.
G.. PORT TAMPA. Fla. Sept 2s-Arrived
ST ST CalaveraA Baltimore Via Jacksonville; !;
PoRTLANp. Ne. Sept es-Arrived: ::
Sehr Edith Belltveau tBr). Bonaire. Dutch
West West Indies Sailed: SIR sheaf Mount
. PORT ARTHUR. Tex. Sept es-Arrived
Str New York. New York: barge Socony
NO 50. New York. Sailed: s fuel oil
transport. naval stations: Strs Paul Paix
SBr1. Merseil!ea via Sabine tto finish
Galveston; Ligonier,A Savannah.
PORT EADS, Sept 2S-Arrived: strs
cambridge. Antwerp: Holden Evans Tam
Pico; Ilnperator (Nor), Tela Indter (BeD,
pensacola. jamaica Kingston, Jamaica
Lake Conesus, Mexico; Lake Fithian, Chile;
Cscar u Bennett Tampico: w Radcliffe
.Brl; France; Yoro tHond), Ceiba. Sailed
AMg"isun. M Port Lobos; Ellie tNor), Tela
VA Wy,. Traxlilo; KishacoquiIlas, Matanzas:
SAVANNAH Sept 2s--Arrived: strs
Themisto tDt. Tampa; Giulia tIt), Bal,l-
more Typhoon tBrl. Shields Agamem.
non (Dt(. Porto COLOMBIA; Naccoochee
Boston; bark kileena tNor), Rotterdam
barge Conemaugh. Tampico. Sailed Strs
City OF St Louis. New York: Cretan, Jack
sonvile.
TAMPA. Fla. Sept 2s-Arr,ved: Str Cor
,aIes Key West. Sailed: Str Lake Llcoo,
New-York tribune., 1920-09-29
Reports by Wireless
From the u. S. Naval Commu'
nicaaion Station

tDistance IS given In milea: reports are
dated at noon unless otherwise specihed.l
Abercos 1882 from Columbia River PM
Sept 26
Agawam 2so NE Cape Henry Sept 2s.
Ala bama 15s w Sand Key Sept 2s
Allentown bG Ambrose Sept cS.
Annetta 267 Sc Ambrose II PM Sept 81.
Antigone lat 40 ~ ~. lon 81 II w Sept IS.
Argon lS3 y Jupiter Sept 27.
Arizpa 3s3 r. Overfalls Nv Sept 2a.
Aryan ~ Jupiter Sept II.
AHhbce Is sand Key Sept 3s.
AVopdale 40 s Hattcras sept II.
BaldbNl 1877 Sandy Hook Sapt "a
Boston Bridge lat ls 10 y. lon Sc 40 w
Bound Brook IS w Tcr,uEas Sep. ss.
C&briiie 1913 w Sand Key Sept &c,
CRiAmaYea $50 8 Havana Sept a.
CaIaveras 3s 70 sand Key Sept 20.
Cambridge off Key West Sept 2s
Caracas 2g7 N San Juan Sept 2s.
Carriiio 6S y Waiting Is Sept 27.
Cartago 25o ~ Cristohel Sept 81.
Casper sss by N Caps May Sept a.
Castlepsint pd Sand Key sept 81.
rhambiee 23 Cape Henry sop, a.
Charles Pratt 30 Wsw Tersugas sept "a
city Of Lord'bnrs io5 WsW TotuKns
ciy o. Montgomery i7s 8 scorland Nv
clsrweod lat 90 ss N log 80 20 W Sep. 20.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-29
TRANSPAC1FIC MAILS

The CONNECTING malls close at the Gen.
station. New York, vt s o. M. as foilo%a:
Hawaii. Guam and Philippine Islandn,
via san Francisco. steamship Great North.
Japan, Corea. China, Siberia, Siam.
French 1ndo China and Netherlands East
indies Especially addressed only). via
Seattle. ateamshlp Kashtma Maru, Septem-
Der &c.
Japan. Corea. China, Siberia, Slam,
french Indo- China and Netherlands East
tember 40.
Hawaii. via San Francisco, steamship
Matsonia. October /.
Hawaii and Philippine Islands and spe-
cially addressed malls for French Indo-
CHINA, Straits Settlements and Sumatra
Der 2.
FIJI Stands, Australia and New Zealand.
va vancouver and Victoria. B. c.. steam
ship Tahiti. October TO-
New-York tribune., 1920-09-29
FOREIGN PORTS
Departures for New York

Tara gona--S S Cabo Creux.
Harre-S Malwanger.
Rotterdam--S Comes Park Steel
Voyager. Luckenbach
Buenos Ayres-S 8 Innoko.
singapore--S s Akita Maru.
Glasgow-S S Tashmoo.
Bristol-S Wells City.
Shields-S S Ashtaubla, Eela.
Barrow-S Narragansett.
Arrivals From New York
Trondhjem-S S Cortland.
kobe--S s Eastern Planet.
Rotterdam---S s Hampden, Amgteldyk
Auckland-S 8 Liberty.
Montevideo-S Arna.
London-S s Menominee, Minuekahda
Hull--S S I,epanto
Southampton-SS s Aquitanla-
Liverpool--S S West Hosokie-
Favre-S Paris city.
CuXhaVen-S s Manchuria
Barbados-S S Uberaba, Paysandu
Parma.
Marscilles-s Luxpallle.
Christania-S Lyngensfjord
New-York tribune., 1920-09-29
Ex.serrnan Liner inefficient

mONTEEAL, Sept. 2s>-IThs former
49, German Lloyd stsamship Prinz
ssasteh Wilhelm. which has been in
~ LiSernool-Qaebec service of the
naaian Pseifie ocean service for
nnsse n,s.e ZINE, has been turned back To the
~ esn y. Admiralty. is is announced here.
80 80 snip, IL was said YVES unabIs to
Msss this requirements Of the service.
- Peg sailing fSeas Quebec on OeSo-
ss hes been cancelled.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-29

by the Shipping Board.
District managers Of New York, New
Orleans and Portland, Ore, have been
instructed to dispose of supplies to q
single purchaser or group Of buyers
to avoid q multiplicity Of sales, it was
explained. Where local conditions war
rant 1T, however, exceptions are to be
made.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-29
( =. = Adopts Wholesale PLAN
10 Rush Ship Supply Safes

q v'AsnHtssToG. Sept. 2s,-~sChange In
s@s py@eedsTs of selling the gtveyn.
@skts $500 900 .oee ssoeE OF sSipninr
So Isss sssSusals, u, 70 Ysp5nee many smsa1i ssfes
tssgey tsaasastionss liz snaounea4
New-York tribune., 1920-09-29

Mosiis.. Liverpool. Sss: pis2 9essa S. r.
Hambleton Range. Dundee. Pier 80. Bklyn
Pier 90. Bklyn
Eastern Glade. 30. .cristobal
Pier s. Bush Docks. Bklyn
Sherman. n........ Crtstobal. Pier 20. Bklyn
inca. ............... .Cristobal. Pier AZ, n r
River Araxes. 80" Philadelphia
sommelsdijk. .... Barbados
Ft 9Th st. Hoboken. N ]
Cos,aa Cornel,a ,,,;, San Juan. Pier 20. Bkiyn
CANADIAN Miller. Barbados
Ft Java st. Greerport. Bklyn
Sufetown. Immingha: Pier l, N R
Halsey. ...Cristo obal
sonmen. ..~...s... Philade ell phia INC b red
Hoxoar' r'........ Port Lobos
ps,or Pier s, Constable Hook. N
Martins D,
Anchored Off weehaken, N J
oscoo@. @..".......... Southampton
Altai Maru. .Crtstobal
Mehanno. NJ Malaga. Pier IS. +
ldaho. Hull
soconv n. Pier .. Hoboken. n J
shewan's D D, Bklyn
Annette. ..........Havanna. .. Pier 2e, r
Halaey. y............ ...Cristoba
1agooo. o...e...--..P Port Lobos
r.t,.r nou. Anchored Off I
A1seHeE AollaF AVonYnouth
Pier S. Bush Docks. Bklyn
6sron: fs Barbados. Pier T. Bklyn
oeFthuo >1 Newport News
Barber Asphalt Docks " !
oers ensIJord ....Christiania. Anchored d
CITY OF Savannah. Savannah Anchored
Lake Galister. Portland. Anchored
soe Tana,a ;Lelth. Ancho red
!ohs US. La Romano. Anchored n
3nentown. ........ Port Lobos. Anchored
P4's0 ....Port Limon. ...Anchored
sarnsaa mo ''.'' Perth Amboy. Anchored
A'd' neha. Tela Anchored
Berth Changes
c. Vessel. Transferred to.
sherman. Pier % pklvr
Sorthern racic Pie Pier = s. HGSshsa HaSaSsn \
MMuskosee. Pier 8. Constable Hook, N j
Momus. 11to, Pier 40. N r
!lsko Pier 8. Bayonne. N J
TenaS S::.::::piep K90ins ls nI,f,on p. Rklyn
Milwaukee Bridge. Pier s. Hoboken. y !
Co1ms1 Co11nn1ea' hea Pier Q. Bklyn
Accomac Anchored Red Hook s' FITS s' Bk,vn X =,
49, Bridge. Anchored 15sth st. N R
T,nda,;o Tunai Pier 20. Il 4
ksensgckian. T. 49,. Morse.s D D. sklyn
FFssnSaneS: FaTn%optS Anchored of s!apleson.
Canadian Miller Ft Java st, Green % Of BSiyn Siyr,
.Loulslana. 70 :; Texas Co. Dks Bergen Pt. = ]
NJ Vernon Bridge..... 33d st. Bklyn
Roseric; . Pier 2. American DocLs s I
MTsansVliie' Pier a. Bklrn
Rt'.e 'Pler 3. Constable Hook, N J
Eastern Glade. Pier 8. Bush Docks E.>,
e"e Arinons .,..;x.::.;. ..ox. Pier SO. N r
= Oklahoma Anchored of s9th at. N r
= FLORIDA. Anchored OH ll,tn
= Nevada. Anchored Off $50 ct, N r
= Delaware Anchored off 10th at. N p
T. T. > North Dakota. Bnlyn .>.,y
oioa Robins y D, Bklyn
Cay heao ............ Fletcher'a D d
CITY OF Alton. ........ Pier ,'.lt ~
s;int a HaohaoV@' '.''-.-... Smith st. Bkyn
''''''''..' Pier p. Clifton. $ /
New-York tribune., 1920-09-29
Marine Reports
THE TIDES
ARRIVED YESTERDAY

Note.-The above figures are STANDARD
time and not New York State time.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-29
Army Orders
From The Trihunc's Washington. Bureau
WASHINGTON, Sept. 23.-Army ord
ers issued to-day follow:
IfonorabIy Discharged

u.,h,,. n,s,,.s
'i"'"'" "o'' '''e' ''" ~"
Soaring, Capt. { r. fnsp. Gems Dep'.
Long. Capt. H. &. N &.
Ocha. 1T. l.. NJ. ". g.
Scherzer Cd 1t. r. !. Air Svc.
.I"rdan, 1t. S f., sig &.
Rlackman. Cd 1t. s. r. A
Royce. "a 1t. n: j., Vet c.
st.nrss N,, o N ~ =,
rlisa Can't 6. " o NJ =
I,, ~; >, -, e. ~
Watts. Maj. w. o. 9. NJ. {.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-29
QunrtsrmRster Corpe

Following to Watertown: Quinton, Cap,
o. r.; jr. Outiand. L. G. w; Deylit2
1t. L. l..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-06

Fifty years ago England had almost
three times as much acreage under
wheat as at present.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-06

,McIntire Endorsed their national and
state resoi ltions on the stump.
The complexion of the new legisla-
ture is matter of some concern. as
1t may be called upon to redistrict the
state. and under the new apportion-
ment. Maine may lose one of its four
representatives in Congress.
Previous Results Of Interest.
If there is any virtue in COMPARE
sons. the results Of previous state
elections may be of interest. A series
of republican victories beginning in
1882 was broken in 1910. when Fred
erick w. Plaisted democrat, defeated
Bert NJ. Fernald. republican, by $3.50
votes Two years later Gov. Plaisted
was defeated by William T. Haines.
republican. by a little over 5000.
Haines in turn failed of reelection in
1914. the democratic candidate for
governor. Oakley c. Curtis. leading
him a little better than 5000 votes.
Gov. Milliken. republican, won over
Curtis in 1916. leading the democratic
candidate by 1880. In that year
Hughes carried the state, his vote
being 5.47o greater than that for
President Wilson. The total vote for
President was: Hughes. 69.5O8: Will
son. 5000: Benson (socialist). 2,177:
Henly tprohibitionist), 500. Two years
ago. when MiIliken defeated the pres
emit democratic candidate for governor.
Mr.. McIntire. by majority of 5,545.
the total vote of the state was 1916
This was nearly 10000 less than the
total in 1916.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-06

TO CREDITORS: MR.. II. 'O'DAYE
notifies all creditors of Miss Hunter. dry goods
and notion business. located at 826 North Cap
itol ST., that he has purchased said business;
present all claims TO p. f. Cariey, 6l1 Z st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-06
WHISKY IN HORSE STALL.
Two Barrels, Part of Loot. Con-
tealed Near Danville, KY.

DANVILLE. Ky. September g.
Two barrels of whisky. said to be
part of the loot obtained by whisky
thieves in a sensational raid on the
Van Arsdale distiliery near Bards-
town, KY, the night of August "A.
We're taken from an excavation under
horse stall on a farm five miles
from Danvilie Saturday
Three farmers charged with being
implicated in the raid. a Danville
railroad man and a night Waterman
were arrested.
According TO the story of two dis
tlilery night watchmen who said thew
were overpowered the raid was ac-
complished by ten armed and mask.
cd men. Fourteen barrels of liquor
were rolled out of the warehouse to
waiting truck. Easily observable
tracks Of the trucks led investigators
y Danyille. where efforts of profi-
bitlon officers since have conferred in
search for the stolen liquor A con-
Nersation overheard on the street fur
nished a clue.
confession by one of the men in
custody is said TO have disclosed the
whereabouts of the remainder of
the whisky. Its recovery and addi-
tlonal arrests is expected.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-06

cultural congress attended by repre-
sentatives from many sections of the
Philippines.
The resolutions declare that the inn
portation of contract laborers viii re-
suit in the rapid economic develop
ment of the islands.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-06
RUSS KIDDIEs TO GET
PHOTOS OF PRESIDENT
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Send Auto
graphed Pictures to Tots
in New York.

NEW YORK. September Greetings
and autographed photographs from the
President and Mrs Wilson will be de-
hvered to the $50 Russian refugee chill
dren now quartered at Fort Wadsworth
at junior Red Cross reception this
afternoon. James NJ Rule. national di-
rector Of the junior organization. to
whom the White House message was
sent. will read it to the youngsters. 1t
says:
DR.. Arson has shown to Mrs. Wilson
and me your letter to him of August
~, and l write to beg that you will
convey to the colony of Petrograd chill
dren. which has been under the care of
the American Red Cross commission to
Siberia during the past year. and is now
being transported by the commission to
their homes, our warmest greetings l
am sure that you may say to them that
the hearts of all the people of the United
States go out in the tenderest sympathy
and that they will always hope that
their future will be happy enough to
make amends for the past
Cordially and sincerely yours.
Edith Boiling Wilson,
Woodrow Wilson,"
Fifty years ago England had almost
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-06
KILLED IN AUTO CRASH.

GASTONTA. n. G.. September 6--Miss
Carrie Hornady of Burlington. n. c., a.
school teacher, was almost instantly
killed when an automobile in which she
was riding, driven by her cousin, J. b.
Robertson of Concord. N. c., collided
with a car driven by Ed Coffey Of Gas
tonia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-06
FAVOR IMPORTING LABOR.
Filipino Agricultural Congress
Passes Resolutions,

MANILA. +. l.. September 2.-Reso-
buttons favoring passage of ter
ritorial law TO permit importation into
the Philippines of contract laborers
from China. Java. Indo- China and In
dia were adopted today by an agri-