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TOBACCO STOCKS.
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SUGAR STOCKS.

y. O., and report 70 chief Of Air Service;
Capt. Albert w. stevens. special orders July
81 amended 20 direct him 20 proceed from
Rochester, n. Y. u his proper station. Lang
Icy Field
g. Vaughan and Leroy H. Palmer. report no
commanding General. Eighth Corps area
Major Joseph Il. Hyams. honorably dis
charged Capt. @. W. Womack. Jr, 20 Wash
inFton, y. G. report 10 Qunrte-'nastcr Cen
eral; Major n. p. Bailey, TO san Francisco;
Capt. Thomas Banbury. TO San Francisco,
report to depot quartermaater. Capt. Il. H.
Sleeper, detailed for general recruiting SER
vice. 10 New York city: Capt g. A. Bentley
To Washington, report TO Qua
capt. 2 Y. whi,thornc, ~ assigned 20 duty
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STANDARD OIL STOCKS.

detailed assistant professor military science
NJ University OF Idaho. Moscow, Idaho
First Lieut.. Gordon l.. Chapine resigned (.
Capt. Arthur w. Waldron, coast defcnces Of
Galveston. Fort Crockett VIII remain at
present station; Capt. Robert y. Mackin, Jr.,
Thirty ninth Artillery nrigode, Camp Jack
son. s. C.. will remain Mt present stations
First Lieut.. James A. Ryan Fort Mycr, Va,
TO Thirtleth Artillery Brigade, Camp Eustis ;
First Lieut.. o. Marshall. coast defences Of
Boston, Fort Warren, Mass, Will remain at
present station.
ORDNANCE DEPARTMENT Major George
l.. King, TO Fort du Pont; Capte John Nc
Donald and Henry Erwin and First Lieut..
Frank NJ Clafln, honorably discharged.
AIR SERVICE--Capt A. w. Stevens viii
proceed from Langley rield 70 Washington,
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CHEMICAL STOCKS.

Camp Benning. relieved az that camp; Capt.
r. w Cheney, 20 Douglas Ariz.; Capt.
Thomas Ig May, assigned TO Forty-seventh
Infantry, Camp Lewis Major Maxon S.
Tough and Capt. IL. T.. Bennett Jr.. TO
CAvAIRY-Maior j. " Spring. Jr, as
signed 70 Fifth Cavalry Major H. 8. Dil-
worth. special orders November 10 amended.
detailed assistant professor OF military sci
ence Iowa state College OF Agricultural and
Mechanical Arts, Ames, Iowa Capt. Grover
G. Carl. Fifteenth Cavalry, transferred at
own request 20 Eighth Cavalry.
COAST ARTILLERY-Capt y. NJ. Cole is
assigned to Thirtieth Artillery Brigade, Camp
Fustia, Va. Major Edward y. Halbert, de-
tailed for general recruiting service, 20 Hunt
ington, w. Va. Major Ralph G. Harrison,
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STEEL STOCKS.

and station az remount depot. Camp Travis.
Cant. John T. Conover. assigned to station
headquarters, Second Corps area Capt wal
ter BOARD, report 20 Commanding, officer Fort
Loran II. Roots; Firat Lieut.. Theodore r
Barnett VIII report 20 Camp Sherman.
MEDICAL CORpS-First Lieut. r Y Nc
Carlcy' effective upon departure OF Seventh
Division from that camp. report by telegraph
90 commanding General Eighth Corps nrep
Fort Sam Houston; Lieut.. Col Clement C
Whitcomb. assigned 10 duty as officer in
charge field medical supply depot washing
ton. Major w. ". Mitchell. 90 New York city
avenue for duty; Lieut.-Co Fred H. Bloom
hardt and First Lieut.. Nchard r. Arrest
report TO commanding General. Camp Ben
ming.
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SUBSCRIPTION RIGHTS.
Fire Record

y. NJ. Loss.
12 :Oi-fss Columbus av.: Daniel
Reeves ..................... Trifilng
4 :2O-Burke av. and Boston rd.,
The Bronx. auto; G.. Greece. Total
6;15-2f2 w GSth ST.. Thomas Coo
gan OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Unknown
1852 la sale av., Tho Bronx
Frank Montiro. ..............T rlfling
10:10-Bowery and Houston ST.;
candy stand on Il" station
unknown ...................T rifling
" 1910 F.. saith st.. Louis Simon. Unknown
=. NJ.
- .ij--57T Norris av.. Tho Bronx;
Paula Brucato .......... Unknown
~ :15-ilo W. 18th st.. Mrs. Hippe .Trifling
. ;i5-i22 Hudson ST.. Herman Metz
20. 49,. .'.'....... Unknown
12:50-1221 Washington av.. The
Bronx: Michael Meisncr. .... filing
$1,000 East 10Th street unknown,
Unknown
i.45--t20i Seppler avenue. The Bronx,
Unknown ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Trifling
J:30--iqi Greenwich street. Imperial
Hack Corporal ion............ Trifling
5;5o-gG Willett street. unknown. Unknown
8:15-21t East Ninety-cighth street.
unknown .........s.....s.......T ritlng
6:40-io0 East 18TH street, The
Bronx, unknown. Trifling
7:f5--In front OF 81 West Forty-nfth
street, auto truck, Auto Truck
ing 20. ...s..s.s s...s..... UNKNOWN
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Army Orders

Special Despatch 10 THE New YonK HERALD
New York Herald Bureau,
Washington. -. c., Dec. 10. I
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EXPORTS FROM NEW YORK.

Exports from New York yesterday
Wheat 114,944 bu. corn. 22,597 bu. ;
oats. 1894 bu.; barley. 2.903 blu.
peas. 1897 bu. beans. 1920 bu. flour.
221. 1881 bills; rye flour 1879 bbls.
&C rnmeal. 3f,7i5 bills feed 10000
lbs. oatmeal. 2,010 bbls. bran. $4,000
lbs. alcohol. sS4 bbls. cottonseed meal,
1875 lbs. oil cake 452, 1876 lbs.
Yesterdays exports includes addi-
tional for month of October
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SOUTHERN SPOTS.

Galveston quiet unchanged at 1525c.
GALES, 1853 bales. New Orleans steady. I'M
changed at 14.75c.; sales, 1857 bales. Sa-
sales. SO bales Norfolk quiet. 80 higher
at 15c. sales, $40 bales. Augusta steady
13 higher at 15.I3c.; sales. 800 bales. Mem
bales Houston steady. - higher at 11.50c
sales, 41o7 bales Little Rock quiet, un-
changed Mt 15c.; sales, 500 bales. Dallas
steady 80 higher at 14.10c; sales, 5,046
bales. Montgomery firm, 25 higher at 14.50c
sales, 40 bales. Fort Worth steady, 50
higher at IL DC: sales. 2. 100 bales.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKET.

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 16:-NIoderate ad-
vances were made by cotton to-day, the mar
ket standing at gains throughout the SEES
sion. A more cheerful feeling generally re-
garding outside conditions. better accounts
from interior spot markets and reports from
Washington that revision of Federal tax
schedules was certain helped values. Final
prices showed net gains OF 10 to % points
Close: December. 1455c.: January, 14.S4c.
March. 15.o4c. May. 15.16c.; July, 15.22c
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COFFEE CABLES.

Rio was unchanged to 70 refs lower. Dol
lar rate $40 up. at 6$590 Exchange i-i6d.
lower at 10 3-16d. Receipts 10000 bags
and stock $4,000 bags. Santos futures 20
higher 70 100 lower. Receipts $4,000 bags
and Stoke. 957 900 bags.
Receipts at the ports were $1,000 bags,
against &c. 900 last year and $1,000 two years
ago. Sac Paulo had $4,000 against Is, 600
and 80 .000 and Jundlaby $4,000, against
5000 and 90 600 bags respectively.
Rain was reported in four districts OF Sac
Paulo and showery In one.
Cleared from Santos 62, 400 bags for New
OvIa a q fgv Co. rtaafd
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HUDSON TRUST COMPANY
Broadway and Thirty ninth Street

DFOdUWHy IIIITII StIttI'
New York city.
At n regular meeting Of the Board Of d.
rectors held Friday, December Bird. 1920 q
quarterly dividend OF two and one-half per
cent (2ikes) on the capital stock Of the Com
pany was declared. payable December 31st.
1920. 70 stockholders OF record at the close
OF business December DIST, 1920.
The Transfer Books OF the Company VIII be
closed at 3 p. NJ. December 2lst 1920, and
reopened December 31st, 1920. AT 10 A. NJ.
RICHARD A. PTRDY. Secretary.
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LIVERPOOL CABLES.

Spot cotton in more demand at 26 points
American, 1000. Imports T,oo0 American
] 900. Futures opened quiet but steady at .
70 13 points decline. Closed steady at II 70
10 points advance. December closed 10.9sd. :;
January. If 0sd.; March. 11.21d.; MAY,
I1.27d.; July II god. Manchester-Yarns dull
but steady: cloths dull.
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FINANCIAL NOTICE
To the Holders 81 Dominican Republic 8
Bonds. Issue Of 1918, Due 1893.

scsiod uroposals viii be received by the Sec
rctria he Estpdo dc Hacienda y Concrete
vntii 10 o'clock A. ~ OF February I. March
fremont Of bonds OF the Dominican Republic
dated January I. 1918, due 1883. without re-
pard 10 series 60 an amount estimated At
rttprt, HUNDRED AND TWENTY THOU
eAND DOLLARS 1920, O0Ol on each Of the
abovs dates, "a total for oil three dates "
5000 GOO All proposals shall be submitted ln
tripficate and shall specify the number OF
Ne bonds offered the series, the par value.
and the price az which offered and shall be
signed BY an official duly authorized 90 act
for tho bidders Upon the outside 81 the
sealed envelopes conia lining proposals shall
apprar the words Proposals opening of
.'............. tfln IN datc). Said proposals.
undersigned on February T. March I and
Aprn L. 1921, unless such dates fall upon
Sunday or legal holiday. IN which case the
bids viii be opened on the following day.
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THE HANOVER NATIONAL BANK
nf the City Of Neu York
COTTMBIA TRrST COMPANY

New York. December, 10, 1920
Tho Board OF Directors have this day de
clared Quarterly Dividend or -Four per
cent. and an Extra Dividend Of Two per
cent on the Capital Stock OF this Company
payable December 3ist. 1920. 10 stockholders
OF record as OF the close OF business Decem
Der 2Oth. 1920.
The Transfer Books VIII not close.
A W. HTTCHINS, SecretaT
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LONDON WOOL MARKET.

LONDON, Dec. 16.-At the wool auction
sales to-day 9,S92 bales were offered.
The trading was quiet and without
feature. There We're frequent withdraw
ais among the crossbreds.
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room PRODUCTS OMIT DIVIDEND

Directors Of the United states Food
Products Company In their meeting yes
tcrday passed the dividend on Its com
mon stock. due for declaration at this
time. That action was expected follow
ing. as Il did. the recommendation of the
oompany's executive committee last week
nua rtnr.
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MANNING. MAXWELL & MOORE, INC

The board OF Directors in a monthly meet
ing held December 18th, 1920, declared the
regular quarterly dividend of one and one
half per cent. qke0 on the capital stock q
this company, payable December. 31st. 1920.
to stockholders Of record on that date
f NJ KEEINER Secretary and Treasurer.
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NEW YORK CURB MARKET
MINING

thursday. DECEMBER 16, 1920.
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To the Holders OF Stock Trust Certificates
for Preferred Stock OF the
INTERNATIONAL MERCANTILE
MARINE COMPANY:
Notice IL hereby given to holders OF out
standing stock trust certificates for Preferred
stock OF the International Mercantile Marine
Company 20 present their certificates at tho
Agency OF the Voting Trustees, 81 Newark
Street, HOboken, ". j., to be exchanged for
definitive stock OF the COMPANY.
Pursuant to the foregoing notice the under
signed, as Agents for the Voting Trustees,
VIII be prepared and after February LIST,
1921, 10 distribute the dividend OF $50 TO
holders OF Preferred Stock issued in exchange
for Stock Trust Certificates who file mailing,
instructions with us.
THE NEW YORK TRUST CO..
For Voting Trustees
New York, December 10th 1920
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STANDARD OH

2s5 OH of CAL. .sl5 315 800 a11
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MANNING, MAXWELL & MOORE, INC.

The Board Of Directors in a monthly meet
ing held December 18th, 1920. declared IN
extra dividend OF one and one-half per cent
payable December 31st. 1920, TO stockholders
of record on that date.
f. M KREINER, Secretary and Treasurer.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TRUST
COMPANY
Beneficial Certificates
40 Rroa dtvars

80 Broadway,
New York, December, 1G. 1920.
The Board Of Directors Of the Columbia
Trust Company have authorized the Trustees
N the Columbia Knickerbocker Trust Com
pany Beneficial Certificates 20 pay divi-
dend OF Fifty Cents per share from the
Income Of the Trust on December 8lst, 1920
10 Certificate Holders of record OF the
close OF business December 2Oth, 1920.
The Transfer Books viii not close.
A w IITTCHINS Secretary
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Form Pntc and Maturity. Rfl. siS.About
Coupon as. Jan, io6i... 101 1Of so
REGIS AS. Jan. 1864. ..... 100 1Q4 $50
Coupon 4ihs Sept. 1858. 1of 1o4 $50
Regis as. Sept. 1858. 100 1Ot 49,
Coupon 4its. March. 1865. nc 80 450
Regie 4i4s. March. i985... 90 pa so
Coupon 4itB, jan. l9GJ..... 30 w 4'5O
Regis. 4Ls. Jan, 1885,. g6 ~ 4.aO
Coupon AS, Ian, i945..... % 99A 4sg
Reels. as, Jan, 1915. $50. % 99A 4'5g
Coupon -. iN6O-T. J. q j.. pi ~ $50
Resis A., 1907, r. e. J.... 90 - $50
Coupon -. ip5s-GT. NJ. & s. ~ 90 $50
Regis 4s. fg5s-G7. 81. & s.. no % $50
Coupon a.. Jan, 1916. ..... %
Regis. a., Jan. 1916. ....... ~
Coupon Is JAM. 19I2..... ~
Regis. S. Jan. 1o42........ ~ ..
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FULTON TRUST co. of NY,

l49 Broadway,
New York City, December ie, 1890.
s7th Consecutive Semi-Annual Dividend
and 18th Extra Dividend.
By Resolution OF the Board Of Trustees, Semi
Annual Dividend OF FIVE PEk CENT. and
an Extra Dividend Of TWO PER CENT. In
payable on January 3, 1921, to stockholders OF
record at the close OF business, p M, December
20, 1920. ,..,.. .
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These army orders were made public to-
day:
TNFANTRY--Capt. Charles w. Dickson, as
signed 90 Fifty-third Infantry, Camp Grant
Lieut. Col Guy ~ Bucker, assigned 10 FIJI
tv-second Infantry. Capt. r. r. Knight. as
signed 10 Twenty-second Infantry. Fort Jay
cant r. L. Ransom, assigned 10 Twenty
recond Infantry, Fort Niagara; Capt. s. y
Fahey, Twenty-second Infantry. 20 Camp
nix; Major Chapman Grant. assigned "a
Fifty-fifth Infantry; Capts. Fred Wells and
Luther u Ellis, honorably discharged First
Lieut. Sherman X. Burke. detailed assistant
professor military science. High Schools, At
ianta, Ga. Capt Vincent 8. Burton, now AZ
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HOWE sor

New Nd
The Board OF DlreI
Company have declaV
Of Five Cents per shj
capital stock OF the \
airy 10, 1921, 20 stock
close OF business Ded
w. J w
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BATTERY PARK NATIONAL BANK
NEW YORK,

December II
The Board OF Directors has this
clared a seni-annual dividend OF
Capital Stock OF the Bank and an
dend Of $50. both payable Januar
to Stockholders OF record at
business. December 10Th. 1920.
A. II. MER9
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CITY INNEsTTNG COY


New York, Deco
Tho Board Of Directors
quarterly dividend Of one y
per cent. upon the prefer
Company. payable NJ its q
1921. 60 holders OF prefer
on the books OF the Com,
business on December
q T. CTZ
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COFFEE.

The range OF prices In yesterdays fu'
lures market follows:
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Arthur n. Mayo.

lieutenant Commander (sC), u. :. ",
OFFICER Administering the Affairs % the
sccretarie DC ,sfSNo d. Hacienda y Co
morcio for the Military Government
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saving
PRoPo

h--=a4eaaa@a~a=--as-a ss--'=eT-7'---
UNION DEPon
Columbus
Plttsburg. Pa
General mortgage 4i7 y
Union Depot Company, q
aggregate cost ~ ST,I6t.
for the Sinking Fund
from the lowest bidders 4
coed 1924 per cent. and a
Sealed proposals. 20 sci
the hands OF the undersig
81 business. 3 L. NJ, on
Der 20, 1920.
+. n n McKNfGHi
i2j Pennsylvania
PEE ahnrv
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THE FAIRB,Nl

The Board OF DirectY
the accrued surplus "a
n quarterly dividend
Preferred stock o. N
the first day OF Jahu
ers Of record at the
cember Goth. 1890.
not be closed.
j. 4
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INDEPENDENT OILS

Sales. Open. High. Low Close.
$40 on Ind new II II 6s 6S
40 on Of Y. 1928 32s 800 32S
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TRUST
COMPANY
Beneficial Certificates.
go Broa dWay.

60 Broadway,
New York, December, 10, 1920
The Board Of Directors Of the Columbia
Trust Company have authorized the Trustees
Of the Columbia Knickerbocker Trust Com
pany Beneficial Certificates 10 pay from
the Principal of the Trust Ten Dollars per
share on January 10th. 1921, 10 Certificate
Holders of record as OF the close OF busi-
ness December GOTH 1920.
The Transfer Books will not close.
To receive this payment Certificate Hold
ers must present their Certificates TO tho
TRANSFER DEPARTMENT OF COLUM-
York City. On JANUARY 10TH, 1921. OR
THEREAFTER, that the payment may be
endorsed thereon.
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BONDS

$4,000 Allied Pack 6s % - BIZ BIN
1900 Aluminium 7s % % ~ ~
10000 Am Tel 6s 90. s4 "a 951s "
1900 Am Tel 6s "a 9lh BIZ glls slA
5000 Anaconda 0s.. 81 X 81 -
10000 Amazon rs 30. 80 30 sSfz s9h
5000 An Am o Tnss. BOZ s'A W ~
5000 Armour Co Is. 94& DAYS B4A s1fs
1000 Beth st rs 80. 94H 9iis 94lt 94z
1000 Beth st rs 20. 94A g4A e4st e1%
200O Braz l. & T 6s.10oh l0ols l0Ois 1VO42
$4,000 Cons Gas IS. 80 991a 9es5 Voc
$4,000 Cons Tex Is. "a 81 - ~
1000 Ola Mitch Ti5s.iO0 100 100 luo
1000 F1eischman s.100A 1Uuh luVti lOV%
10000 Cal q rs W 93Iz S3ih b3z S3s2
1000 Goodrich r rs. s3A S3A 1854 500
10000 Heinz Co 7s.. % - ~ -
$4,000 Inter r 7 rs. 6Tk 6TA 81 "
600O I<eune G IS. s9la seA s91z sgA
5000 Lacl Gas rs. 81 81 ~ 81
1000 Nor & Co 7hs 95M a5A BOA v3H
10000 NY MI G. II 4s Boa BOZ 5S oS
5000 Ohio CIT rs % 80 90 so 20
b0OOSP Am Pet Is. 92Z 92A e24 g@ai
$4,000 Seab A L Is. ~ Al AZ "a
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-01-03


through his office. his records show
ed. Records Of /. w. W. meetings
were recorded in Greek,
The three women arrested, accord
ing to officers, protested vigorously
against raids conducted in their
homes, declaring that they had no
connection with the communist party.
In each instance, cards showing they
were members were found, the Off
GERS said. Lined up in the office of
the department of justice the women
wept softly and between sobs express
ed sorrw over their plight
Department of justice officials were
of the opinion that all would be de-
ported Immediately.
Roy r. Sampson, who was in
charge of the department Of justice,
and immigration squads which comb
ed the city for six hours tonight in
search of the eleven reds" for whom
warrants had been issued earlier in
the day, declared that the eommun-
lists arrested were among the worst
of the nations radicals. He said that
efforts were made during the war TO
! deport some of the number. but that
efforts in that direction were halted
through the immigration department.
Most of the number, he said. are well
known to his office ana nearly all OF
them are we'll TO do.
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K. Of c. SECURES
$4,000 JOBS FOR
RETURNED SOLDIER

Approximately $4,000 former SOL
diefs, sailors and marines We're placed
in jobs throughout the country during
the year / 9ls BY the nationwide EN-
plOyment bureaus which the Knights
of Columbus established Immediately
after the rehabilitation of the A. Il.
j., and home troops commenced. The
work of helping the veterans to get
back to jobs was carried on in all the
large cities where the knights estab-
lished employment huts and solicited
jobs for the men,
The lowest amount of wages which
any one Of the l93,O00 positions paid
was SIS per week with high average
of $40 The number Of jobs secured
represent recapitulation which
shows a weekly payroll expenditure of
$250.00o,000. All sorts of novel
schemes we're introduced by the
knights to find jobs for the men. One
OF them involved the canvassing OF
employers by the soldiers themselves.
The men who went out to talk with the
business men were paid "a per day
and had the privilege of accepting any
good opportunity which presented IT.
self In the smaller towns and cities
the work of job hunting was done by
the local councils of the order.
New York City took the honors in
employing discharged soldiers. making
room for 24.500 men within n period
of seven months other cities which
did good work were Boston, Pitts
burgh, Philadelphia. Portland, Provi-
tlence, Jersey City, Baltimore, Bangor,
bridgeport. Richmond, Schenectady,
Buffalo and many others
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Tea, made from the young
tender leaves, is full of health
and cheer.
Tea, from Older leaves, is
fill of tannin, which is bad
for both stomach and nerves.
For Schilling Tea they
pick only the young leaves,
full of rich tea-havor and
very little tannin.
That is why SchillingT Tea
invigorates, refreshes, and
rests. 1t. is also cheaper per
cup than common tea it
makes SO many cups to the
pound.
There are four havors OF Schlling
Tea-Japan, Ceylon- India, Oolong,
English Breakfast. All one quality. In
parchmyn-lined Observation-Disclosures.
Al grocefs everywhere.
n Salilzisg s. Ca San Francisco
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E6uoUeroue Morning Journal Saturday Januarv 2 1924


had failed to aid in a plan to lock
them up.
The federal agent arrived at the
station a short time following a police
raid on an l. w, w. reading room, the
second in twenty four hours, in con-
nection with state Attorney Hoyne. 8
assault upon radicalism. only few
arrests were made at the reading
room.
Scores Of Persons were arrested to-
night. one hundred policemen, SIXTY
five federal agents and thirty Uniled
States deputy marshals participated in
the raids.
The governments activities were d.
rected against specific persons rather
than places. Hundreds Of warrants for
individuals had been issued and each
bore a number
The raiders in numerous squads
sought the individuals wan,ed usually
at their homes.
Chief of Police Clarity today told
Prosecutor Hoyne that the police de
partment would cooperate with him
TO the extent of It's ability.
Tonight Mayor Thompson said he
did not consider the red situation
such that the police were unable to
handle IT, He said the agitators We're
finding a big field for their actiyi-
les due to the high cost Of living.
They are wrong in one respect in ina,
they tell the people to 90 after what
they want by the rough and ready
ronte The way TO bring about things
desired is by the ballot, not by Vio-
lence.a