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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-11

a fortune in the bank. but I predict
hen soon be back dead busted lean
an lank.
The Washington times., 1920-11-27

SALESMEN-Public utility cor
poration selling guaranteed
securities desires few more live
wires on sales force. Phone Mr.
Fowle. Occidental Hotel. Friday
and Saturday. for interview, or
address Northern Neck Railway
and Power Company, Fredericks-
burg. Va.
The Washington times., 1920-11-27
Foreign Bankers Are
Conferring On Mexico

discussions relative to the Mex
especially the status Of foreign investments
republic being held by members OF the international com
working out plan OF
procedure arranging resumption Of the service the Mx
government and railway securities which have long been IN
default.
Reynaud representing the French and NJ Pctet the
representative the Of the American banking group
Offices Of j. p Morgan Co. The French
only recently from Mexico where he had gone
to gathe frst-ha information of conditions.
yesterday that
foreign holders Of Mexican securities
in the Mexican
bankers friendly and hope Is expressed by mem
the committee that agreement be eonummaed IN %
which possible the of interest payments as well
the O principal. =,
heightened lately by the
by with
of Mexican government bonds aggegatng
both
tonal protective committee namely American, British French Swiss
investments Mexico whch
suffered result Of the long series OF political pPneava M
between
which the American stake is put roughly at Soo
The Washington times., 1920-11-27
NO OTHER LOANS
TO THE FARMERS
Treasury Stands Firm in 0ecis.
ion as Husbandmen Plan Ap-
peal to Congress.

In the face OF a threatened attack
by the United Farm Organizations or
the country and the certainty that
these organizations will marshal
the strength OF the Southern and
Middle Western Congressman to as
sail the policy OF the Federal Reserve
Board in refusing to make especial
provisions for loans TO farmers,
Treasury officials today stand firmly
by their announced policy that no
further loans can be made at this
time.
Secretary of the Treasury Houston
recently told delegates OF farmers
organizations that the Federal Re-
serve Board is already loaned up 10
the limit OF it's powers and could
make no special provisions for farm
crs. A similar view was expressed
by w. r. g. Harding, governor OF the
Federal Reserve Board.
The attitude maintained by Secre-
tary Houston and Governor Harding
Is certain TO cause n storm or critl-
cism as soon as Congress opens.
Farmers have long been preparing to
direct their battle through attempted
Congressional action.
The farmers claim that IN shutting
down on loans TO enable them 10
move crops, or hOld theHl lor octtei
prices, Treasury officials are defeat
ing one OF the primary objects of the
Federal Reserve system-to aid the
farmer.
Members OF the Senate and House
from agricultural sections who have
reached Washington recently are
angry with the reserve board for it's
action, and declare their intention OF
making the question OF farmers
credits a heated topic in Congress.
They will claim that the deflation
policy OF the reserve board acts with
especial severity on the farmer COM
munity, and that special measures
should be taken for his protection.
Imposition OF an emergency tariff.
IN spite OF the opposition OF the
President, Is certain TO be one OF the
measures advocated by farmer rep
resentatives in Congress.
The Washington times., 1920-11-27
Ice. ORDERS ROADS
|. TO|NCREASE FARES
illinois Carriers instructed In
trastate Rates Must Be Ad-
vanced at Once.

Declaring that there are no cOndl-
tiOns within Illinois Justifying the
maintenance of lower intrastate pas
seng,r fares than interstate Tates.
the Interstate Commerce Commission,
yesterday ordered the railroads ~
Illinois on or before January 10, lo2l'
to bring up the level OF intrastate
charges to the interstate c"arSes.
The commission followed the pTece
dent established In the New YORK
passenger fare ease which was de-
cided November ls.
The order Of the commission also
directs the railroads to put In force
the 30 per cent surcharges on space
In Pullman cars whicn Was author
lied by III" commission in the recent
advanced rate case.
Under the order the railroads on
five days notice VIII increase the llll-
nois intrastate passenger fares, whicn
are now on the Las,s Of ~enls per
mile, to- 80 cents per mile. or an IN
crease Of 20 per cent None OF the
electric lines il included al the nno'
ings.
The decision docs not affect the lli-
nois intrastate freight-rate case,
which is still pendILe before the
commission, nut th<re = little doubt
but tnat the same principles viii b"
applied To that case.
The Washington times., 1920-11-27
i. s. EXPORTS GAIN
AS IMPORTS FALL
America Sells Goods Worth 752
Millions ,and Buys Only
362 In October.

Increased exports and decreased I'M
ports for the month of October are
shown in official figures made public
by tho Department of Commerce to-
day. Exports for October were valued
at ST52. 100000, against s605, o00,0 900 In
September OF this year and S632 900.
600 In October OF last year. For the
ten months period ending in October
exports were sG,S32 100000 against
so, t99, 900 600 In the ten months per-
iod OF 1919.
Imports during October reached
S362, ,O0o. 900, against 1868, 100000 In
September and sio2. 900, 900 in October
OF last year.
Imports during the tcn.months'
period ending with October, totaled
i,72O ,0OO, 900, which is more than one
and one-haif times the total OF i'm
ports in tho corresponding period Of
last year when imports totaled s3,-
90. 900 900. .. ..-
The excess OF exports over Imports
for october was the largest OF any
month this year, amounting TO $780,
600, 900
Imt Is of gold In october were
<ii7.oO0 600, or the largest OF any
month in the last three years. while
exports were 81" o00, 900, against s44,-
ZOO 90 fcr 'hc same month last wear
The Washington times., 1920-11-27

}. T. H. Seventeenth street south
east-Will you kindly advise me OF
the financial standing OF the Union
Home Builders of New fOrkf |
have been advised not to take the
contract of this organization, but
want your advice.
Answer-We do not recommend the
Investment proposition you have un-
der advisement. We prefer not TO go
into details. Suffice it to say, briefly,
that the enterprise does not, in our
opinion, manifest frankness in its
printed statements which have bet n
published to secure investment capital
and the entire scheme looks to us
very much Like n blind pool operation
which gives the investor absolute y
no protection whatsoever. We should
leave it alone. You would find il
infinitely safer, infinitely better in
every way, we believe, to take out
shares in that splendid organization
the Equitable Building Association,
915 + street northwest
G. A. - City Postofnce-What is
you opinion OF the stock Of the
Florida Finance Corporation OF
Tampa, as an investment PROPOSE
tion?
Answcr-lt pleaScS US a good deal
thus to be placed in position to serve
you. and we shall do SO to the best
of our ability. We think IL you will
follow our friendly counsel you will
have no cause for complaint in the
later months.
The stock referred to in your COM
munication Is not in any sense OF the
word the possessor of those elements
that compose real investment
security. AS a matter of fact. we
regard the proposition as altogeth r
too speculative. There is no need
to give reasons. A whole letter sheet
nlled with explanations wouldn't avail
anything. Please take our friendly
counsel as based upon careful judg-
ment and IL you follow our advice,
you may be saved from possibly need
less worry and eventual loss
This is no reproach, however, on
the company itself, nor would we cen
sure you for bein attracted. We have
merely placed the proposition in what
we believe to be its right class for
your personal guidance. II you still
want to go into II we must ask you
to do SO on your own responsibility.
The Washington times., 1920-11-27
AGED j. s. VETERAN
BACK IRISH CAUSE
Soldiers Home Inmates Pledge
Support to De Valera FOL-
lowing Meeting.

More than 300 veterans at the SOL
dier's Home pledged their support to
Eamor de Valera president OF the
Irish Republic at a mass meeting Of
protest against British atrocities in
Ireland, held In tho chapel OF the
home last night.
John Burke, a veteran OF tho civil
War presided at the meeting which
was held under the auspices Of tho
Holy Namo Society of the home.
Andrew !. Hickey. a local lawyer.
who is prominently Identified with
Irish activities In Washington nd-
dressed the gathering and answered
the various argumnts. offered by op-
poncnts OF the Irish cause that the
Issue In Ireland IL a religious or do
The Washington times., 1920-11-27
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

LATINvILk- k-COA--Cbaa stephen, .S,
Brockton' Mass Viola. veronica stand
WOOD D-HERBERT-LouisE Edward, 30. New
Observation-Disclosures l.. 20:
MILLlNGToN-JACkS - Yale o.. az:
i Msnde L., ~. The Rev. II. W. o. Mi
PEARD- D-MADDoX-Roser w, 20; Ida
, Marie: 70; The Rev. J. J. Dimon.
aSh To- Re- 4 4 pm0q mo
tine "a; Helen. Is. The Rev. u. Lam
EATUs.zrRKIN-Laurencc, IS; Ida, ..
HOLLAND. D.RUssELL.--James E.. 10; Cath
sTEpi,rS: TTinG +: So is TsS R.y NJ y ), Egsn,
ham 20: The. Rev. c. Wood.
JOHNSON. Frederick Thomss. 25.
g,narendon; Tns pSs Va CsthhTine Gertrude, 20.
RADIoNoFE. E.HARRls-.vasiie " "a. Phil
adelphia, IA Lillian H., 20. The Rev.
wATKINs. .TERRELI.-John d, 81. Cor.
donsville, Va: Lucy C., 2i, Beavordam,
Va The Rev. y. Wiley.
dihplHI bdrIi DOTS, IboTsoTachs.,er s., lanes. ga
Gate, w Va The Rev J. n. Jenries.
BLAKE EWAGNER-Ambrosc A.. 20, Nose.
lcy lrSys va; va; winif,cd A.: rs, cisyvillc, Va
RTER.rMDUCH-Robcrt Powell. s,;
christian, rs. Baltimore, Md. Tho Rev
j. j. Dmon.
HARRIs. MAsTER--Raymond T., a.
Rhinebeck, N. y. Mary Edna, %, Char.
lerio, Pa. The Rev. T.. whitley
wADE-w ARD-Ppul Herman, 20; Virginia
Viola. 81, Alexandria, Va. Tho Rev.
Owen y. Lloyd.
SrECk .RANktN--David G., 81, stanton
Va Eric E., 20, Indiana, Ia The Rev
r. n Mitchell
MISREPRESENTATION - Herman, So:
Flora. I2, New YORK city. Judge r. e.
Mattingly.
JACOBS s-owESs-Raymond L.. rs. Thor.
ouEhfare, Va: CecelIa II, 81 The
Plsins, Va, The Rev ', E. Brigg-
The Washington times., 1920-11-27

gressiVe salesman to sell our 1872 line OF
high class calendars and advertising Hpe-
eislties In Washington aud adjacent terri
tory. Will consider applications only from
men Of reliable character and real selling
ability. send references Of banks and bust
ness men. TIIos. ,. BECKAAN CON-
PANY, sl0 ~. nth 81, PhilA, Pa
The Washington times., 1920-11-27
INVESTOR INFOR-
NATION SERVICE
The Warrington Times will

The Washington Times viii
be glad to answer for Its read
ers inquiries about investments
In stocks and bonds. II will give
the best available information
from the most authoritative
sources. This service is entire
ly without charge, and all let
ters will be held in strictest
confidence. Every inquiry must
contain name and address Of the
writer and a 2-cent stamp for
reply. Whenever this is done an
answer will be made direct by
mail, unless the inquiry Is OF
general interest, when 1t will be
answered in the daily issue OF
The Washington Times II space
permits, as use of news print
paper Is now limited by Govern
ment control Address
InvestOrs' Information Service
The Warrington Times, Mum
sey building, Washington, ID. &.
The Washington times., 1920-11-27
Swift & Company
Qa'or Stock Yards. Chicago
Dividend No. 14O

Dividend Of TWO DOLLARS $500 per share on
the capital stock Of Swift q Company. will be
paid on January l. 1921. 70 Of record.
December 10, 1890. - shown on the books Of the
Company.
On account Of annual meeting. transfer book,
vill b closed from Dec. II. lsD, 10 Jan. q 1921,
c. A, vBAcoCx. ss.v,,s,,
The Washington times., 1920-11-27
BUSIN ESS A ND FIN A n G. E
Sa. e of $4,000, 900 New Bonds
, In Is Minutes Cheers Wall St.

NEW YORK, Nov 27-wall Street has been looking for
leader the bond the weeks the
settled condition and the gloom that has surrounded the stock
market No of Importance have been made because
apprehension that could placed successfully with
the investor Each Investment house waiting
for the other leadership and the bond market
acid test AS result there deadlock in the market
This broken William A. Read h sold in
Canadian Northern rail
bonds The of this offering
short astonshed the financial district Now other
The Washington times., 1920-11-27
HELP wANTED-MALE

MAN wanted. ool0rsd 60 take charge 81
oyHier hRr; SALARY or hHh lntereat- Ap-
ply at once. i-AS TN 81 \. ". OF ssn
North i2s1.
The Washington times., 1920-11-27

mestic one and that England could
not afford to have n free Ireland ~
close to her. He compared tho lrrsn
situation at the present time with
that OF Cuba in 1898
The Rev. John CallaghaD OF St
Matthews Church also addressed the
assembly,
The Washington times., 1920-11-27
$25O,OOO,O00 FOR
JAPANESE NAVY
NEXT YEAR

TOKYO. Nov. 2'.-The Jiii Shin.
20 announces that the next naval
estimates OF Japan will be 50O,-
OCO.0OO yen (S250.O0O,OOO), an in.
crease OF 10000, 900 yen (S7&.
0OO.O0O) over the previous estI.
mates
The newspaper asserts that the
increase Is due mainly TO the
higher costs Of maintenance.
The Washington times., 1920-11-27
FOUR HIGHWAYMEN GET
$6U,OUO IN DIAMONDS

NEW YORK, Nov. 27.--ln broad
day light. four highwaymen today
robbed David Saylor, a clerk, ~ S60.-
900 worth of diamonds at Forty.ninth
street and Seventh avenue, Just a few
blocks from the heart Of New York's
great white way, then lcaped INTO a
waiting taxicab and dashed off
The Washington times., 1920-11-27
LOST AND FOUND

PURSE Square black leather. sometline
Asfasex &tgSt'resf FtsaADg tne Nhefs-
day morning; 40 and change. Reward .Sl
81. y. W
RINO-Naluable platinum diamond, Mon
day noon In Palats Royal or on street
Liberal reward, notify HAROLD bfEhs'
Col. 4SsS.
ROBES-AutomObile. and bag. from car
In driveway at 1900 10th st Reward no
questions APT 3l5.
SHEEP DoG-Olu English: answers 20
name "Bobbie." Wednesday. Reward
1901 II -. -. w. Franklin 7sss.
VEIL Brown large, bet. California 81. ano
luton station, Friday; valued as gift. W
reward 2l5l California st. n W" Apt
500 Phone North 1888.
VANITY CASE-IGft on ribbon counter
kTesge's store. 18th aud ~ SITS, Phone
Col bsss, reward. "
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-17
Big Audiences Greet
Twin Beds at Court;
Repeat Show Today

Quite nm entertaining performance"
was that OF Twin Beds which played
twice to large audiences at tn" court
Yesterday The same play appeared
here several times before. and yet tn"
LARGE crowds present only hCSpcakS OF
the prestige gained by this clover play
without music. From curtain /" cur
tain the interest was such "a to d"tra',
no attention whatever. ana besides m"
principals were all that could hc desired.
Pretty Miss Lois Bolton - seen IA
the leading part. and she is well sur
rounded with such artists as l.. NJ.
D'Angclc. Virginia Fairfax. Thomas !.
Evans. kathcryn Mills. cam" Van Nll"l
Thomas H. Manning. Each and every
one of these performers handled thor
parts TO the satisfaction Of all present.
Twin Beds" To a certain extent
solves the marriage question. and To 80
into detail about tho funny sIiu1'yonS
evident over such a subject would H."
telling a bit too much. so those prcscn;
saw II all and the others can judge for
themselves.
Despite tho tnClCmcnt weather. hjE
n'idl"urcs were on hand a; h"ih tn"
MAJ nee and evening performances.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-17
HABEAS CORPUS
TOSECURE THEIR
RELEASE EFFECTIVE
MApAMs OF THE "REDL1aET" DIS
TRICr" WIN RELEASE-BUT
MUST SUBMIT TO TREAT
MENT.
City Has Always Aided tho Government
Ia EyarJ way Possible in Stamp
Ing Out Vice.

Fifteen women arrested IN the raid
on the "redliEht" district Monday night
applied yesterday through their att"rn-
cys, w L. Bradshaw and L. l. Bryant.
for A writ OF habess corpus Judge
Alan Il Robinson. OF criIna court ruled
that the city had no right to dcta!n the
women for examination in the county
or city jails. After paying the fines
levied upon them the women were re-
leased They will, however. 20 held at
their homes pending an examination Tor
communicable diseases to be made by
Or. j. \. Campbell.
The petition for a writ OF haoeas
corpus Is filed against Chief OF Police
Fred Frazier. City Solicitor ]. j. /.
O'Rrien and Sheriff Howard Hastings.
II is made out in the names of Daisy
Burnett. Rosa Fisher. Mabel Means,
Nell Downing. Bcss LaRue. Mabel Win
tcrs. Nrtie Burnett. Della Anderson
Frances Hess. Evclind Morgan. Dorothy
Keys. Margaret Harding. Virginia
smith, Joe" Smith and Ruth Murphy
Seven other women and six women
are now IN the Union Mission pending
examination BY DR.. l.. y. Harris, who
. ia in charge OF the federal clinic there.
II is not yet known whether these
people will also be released under tn"
habeas corpus writ. II not released they
will submit 10 treatment there.
In regard 10 the others the court
ruled that as they had their own homes
they had right to be Quarantined there
and that they had right TO select the
nhysIcIan by whom they would be treat
cd The court decided further that they
had tho privilege of selecting the places
where they would be treated
Reports to the effect that state po-
lice and federal officers were here to
clean up the district was absolutely
denied by the city officials. who stated
that the police department had been
working on the matter for the past two
weeks and in conjunction with the FED
e-al medical department and health
s,,rvice was working out program TO
rid the city OF vice and make general
clean UP. The city is cooperating IN
every way with the United States de-
partment in this work.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-17
RECITAL CLUB
IN SPLENDID PROGRAM
Election Of Officers Is Also Feature Of
the Meeting.

\ very interesting meeting % the
Lecture Recital club. Of Martins Ferry
vas held yesterday afternoon AZ IN"
Board OF Trade building. Martins
Merry. \ very interesting program was
rendered under the direction OF Mrs.
Max TIewig OF Wheeling. Mrs. l. ".
Jameson, vice president, presided AZ me
meeting on account OF the absence OF
the president.
\ letter was read which invited the
members OF the local club - attend The
annual conference OF the Middle East
District os The OHIO Federation -
Women's club. which vii! be held a.
Bellalre, O.. on April - and -. Th's
VAS followed by the election OF officers,
which are "a follows:
Miss Helen Virtue. president
Miss Jessie 4. Wolfe. vice president
Miss Mary Norton. ccrct27E.
Mrs. Walter Moore, treasurer.
The installation OF these officers W.!
Nc held at the next meeting. The la" 81
which has not been SCI AZ present.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-17
ST,PATRICK'S DAY
At ELM GROVE
Catholic Schools VIII Have Entertain
ment Today.

Tonight at 81. N:Hceut's iaCochia.
school at Elm Grove. rhCr" Will h" an
entertaining little ST. TatrtcS's day pro
gram given under IN" direction OF NiS9
Della McEadden. OF Elmwo"d. IN which
many of the children Of the various
Catholic schools of Wheeling and So
hrrhs will take part. assisted by \ few
others Of the talented young people Of
the community.
The Misses Elizabeth W.Hgertrr.
Martha Raab. and Mary Curran Will b"
heard in Rotations: Misses Claire Car
Isle. Lillian Ko-n and Elizabeth Nc
Fadden will sing kathleen Mavoucn-
cen Mss Virginia Miller and John
Cprsu.h will s;n- q duet: John CorCoraU
will sing The River shannon Miss
T.'a Te;rrs viii hc seen in m Irish
folk dance: and a song and dane" act
will be put on b. Arch Tcasdale and
Harry Thompson.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-17
To INCREASE
MEMBERSHIP

T. NJ Postelwait. district deputy for
tho Modern Woodm"n Of tn" W"rId. an
nounces that the charter viii l." held
open for 60 days more for u campaign
for the increas " membership OF Tent
6474.
He Will be found in tho headquarters
in the Waldorf building on Market street
in this city until III" end OF n" month
The initiation Of the hg class If can
didatcs that was 10 have taken riac" in
April will be postponed Tor two months
Mr.. Postclwait states.
He will also establish headquarters
for membership increase at Mounds
vile where he Will be assisted 10y q.
W Hand, assistant deputy,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-17
THE TEST THAT TELLS.

Th.rc il only ono roaI t"st T0r =
cougA remedy. and tina, is use. :. ".
Oliver. Box l92. Z. I. .. :. Greensboro.
:. e. writes: "roley's Honey and Ta?
is juseitine. keep II all the tim" IN IN;
faraily and do not expect 10 be ~ith"N'
:, as long as I can get il II relieves
hav fever. asthma. coughs. colds Group
and bronchial affections by coTer;nG ihs
.nflamsd. lrritated surfaces with
soothing. healing combination OF Nm''
--i.d. reliable. pure. harmless medicine
contains no cpia'rs. Children 'NS H.
sod everywhere.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-17
HUGE CREDITS PROPOSED

WASHINGTON. March 16.-ESten-
sion by the United States treasury OF
ono billion dollar credits TO Germany
for the purchase Of foods and raw mat
rrin!s in the United States is proposed
in n bill introduced today by Represen-
tatiye Smith, Democrat New York.
Tho credits would be controlled by
the war finance corporation, which
would regulate the purchases and accept
in payment of Germany's obligations
the bonds OF that country having
such security and priority as permitted
by the peace treaty"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-17

and Mrs. Frederick Russell Stathers.
Of Clarksburg. who are going to
Buenos Aires. Argentina. has been filed
at the State Department; by Senator
Sutherland. Also application. for fish.
with which 10 stock West Fork River.
filed ut the L. S. Fisheries, for c. y.
ThOrnc, Of Weston
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-17

The greater the necessity ror saving
the greater your opportunity 10 use
Tho IntelliGenCer Wan. Ads.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-17
PLAY STEUBENNILLE,

Theta Mars haskethaN foam VIII =
go @rcubcnvtllc Friday evening t. I'll ~
III. fast Stu"bru'Illc ! NJ {. \ team.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-17

John Newton HarnOn, Jr. and VIII
liam Forman. of WEIGH are visitors IN
tn" Capital.
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BOW LING
Music Duck Pin League

March IL. l9@0.
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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-02-05
MANY MORE WOMEN
IN UNITED STATES
ARE USING TOBACCO

81 Icy * HEEH1ht t..EEsNFs NEWfN n. GN GsESEsA .E-pE
washington, Feb. 5.-Indrsased s
a~ofstobacco among womenSduring 1919
wa appalling" according to the
board Of temperance. prohibition and
morals of the Methodist Episcopal
church. In a statement today the
board made AN earnest appeal to
women to refrain from the use Of to-
bacco in the name of the .country's
welfare" .
mo nation can maintain! the vigor
which has been characteristic OF the
American people after its women be-
gin the use OF cigarettes" the state
ment said. The ~sedentary life Of
women tends to an xcess in the use
Of tobacco; and, produces 0 serious
results than is caused by It's use
on. women is similar to its effect IN
immature Youths,