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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-09
Jones Here for
Boxing Bout; To Take
Caldwell East

Tom Jones. manager FOR Walter
Caldwell. arrived In Albuquerque this
noon and will be at the ringaidc To-
morrow night. when Caldwell meets
Jack Hooncy IN n ~ round 20.
Jones has managed many OF the
prlzcfight champions OF the world, in
chidinF joss willard, James J. Jeff
rlcs, Papkc. Wolgast and others. MIR.
Jones said today that he believed
Caldwell Is n coming boxer, and that
he, val going " attempt to place
Caldwell on the semi-windup OF the
Battling Lovirsky-Goorgcs Carpenter
bout, which Is TO take place either In
New York or Now Jersey this fall.
Following this bout Jones expects
20 take Caldwell to A%uatrniiu TO meet
tho ambitious mitt artists o. that
country. Although no other matches
for Caldwell have been arranged
after the coming bout tomorrow.
Jones is In the hopes OF putting Cald-
well against Billy Delaney.
Both Rooney and Caldwell are fin
lshing their trimming today for the
bout and each fighter says he is go
ing TO win.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-09
REPUBLICAN WOMEN
PLAN FOR CAMPAIGN


An important Meeting OF women
delegates 20 tho republican state on
vcntion j held this morning in the
armory. Following the convention re-
cess. The meeting had for Its pur-
pose q statewide organization OF re-
publican women for general CAM
paiGh effort and tho discussion OF
various phases Of their participation
IN politics
Mrs. Nina otcro Warren explained
in detail to the delegates that with
the accomplishment OF equal sur
nraEe the womnn's party organization
passed out OF existence and Its ma
chinery had been dlsma ntlcd. Wom-
en-. she said. would now take their
places In the regular party lines nc
cording TO their convictions.
Mrs. II. r. Aaplund explained that
women would DO allotted their rcgu-
lar places upon state and county
party committees and asked that dele
gates be prepared 70 make their rec
ommendniionB 90 tho convention FOR
places on tho republican state com
mittee.
Mrs. A. d. stroup discussed Tho
Refined Woman Who Stays at
Home" very effectively. A number
OF. other delegates discussed various
phases OF campaign activities and
party duty. About one-half OF the
women Delegates to the convention
were present. II Is expected that am
other meeting Will be held before
the conclusion OF tho convention AT
which all the women delegates can
be assembled.
II was made plain at the meeting
that republican women propose TO
take an active part In he coming
campaign.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-09
Shortage of Railway
Men on 'Belen Cut Off

Railway officials are wondering why
there In such n shortage Of men on
the "Bclen cut off" IL was stated
by officials here today that the Santa
Fc needed Detwcen 20 md 80 train
men for freight trnins ON the division
and about 10 switchmens
Although other parts Of the road
arc In need Of holp. II liz said that
the "Belcn cut OFF, seems to be get
ting the worst OF II. The shortage
of mch on the division Is greater than
Il has been at any time since the war.
The call for mon Is being made be-
cause OF cxtra freight business.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-09
To Interest Public
In the Santa Fe
Safety Meetings

Steps 10 Interest the public In the
SANTA Fc safety meetings should he
undertaken at One according 10
Santa f'o officials who spoke at inc
Santa Re safety meeting held In n
special car nt the Santa Fc yards this
morning. Following an expression of
sentiment by all the speakers, each
one present was asked to bring sew
oral visitors to the next meeting.
Those who spoke were Special officer
George Thomas, -. G. Brown OF Dem
yer. superintendent n A.. West Of
the Rio Grnndc division: Charles
Judd, safety agent; and Claude
Brnshcr. chief clerk to tho muster
mechanic n. the Santa Fe shops.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-09
Won BUIow TO MAKE
COME BACK REpOHf

LONDON-Rports from Berlin tell
OF tho probable return to public life
OF Prince Won Bulow. as Ambassador
TO Rome Negotiations these ndvices
say. rest'itod In hints from Rome that
Bulow, as an old friend OF Premier
Glolitti. would be regarded with favor.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-09
FiUNIE DECLARATIoY,

FItME, Sept. 9.@Gabricl DAN
nunzio TODAY proclaimed Fiumc an
independent state.
D'AnnunziO declared hc had re-
ccived private news from Paris which
forced him to declare Ftumc to be
independent today and that he could
not wait until September IL as he
had intended.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-09
ENGLISH CONSIDER
TAX FOP FOREIGNERS?

LONDON-The house OF commons
Is considering placing a head tax on
Americans and all others foreigners
who enter England. The American
government mas long Lad n head las
on all incoming Foreigners.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-09

FOR SALT Room white suhcco
Adobe House. all newly repaired aud
painted. city wntcr aud sewer, No
bath. Large level lot. Good out
buildings. Highlands. Close In.
Terms. Immediate possession. W, r..
MfsTCALP & Co. ff8 So. 3rd 81,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-09
mpoN,rsn-roR wfsn1No.

Don't wish you could find a iob-Plnd II.
Don't wish you could rent your apart.
pon'i wish you could sell your hOass-
Sell II.
ny using tho Herald's Classified Columns.
Phone SAC. Phone 0A5.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-09
NAV PARK FOR DENVER.

DENVER, Sept. - "DnhIcIs
park" on the peak OF Wildcat noun
tain Is to be added to the city's park
system within II few days, IL was an
nounced today by Charles Mac a,
Wilcox and Miss Florence Martin.
wit are to- deed IL to the city Us me-
mortal to william Cooke Daniels,
widely known dry goods merchant.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-09
HIS "a STORY WINS DIVORCE.

DENVER-ThlH "l3" story won
him "a divorce. Clarence Argottc told
Judge Butler he was married Aug. 10.
1915, in Council Bluffs. Ia, In just IS
months later on. the thirteenth Of Sen
tembcr. 1916, she went 20 Kansas
City. came back to him 10 days later.
and then left him in Il few days. He
got his divorce.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-09

NEW YORK, Sept. 9.-MOdIfIcn-
tion of the Volstead act 10 permit the
sale OF light wlnes M beer would
Ultimately destroy the entire prohibit
ton amendment, VIM. q. McAdoo,
former secretary Of tho treasury de-
ciareG. He added that the modify
Ing clause would make every lunch
room. drug store and soda fountain
a saloon, encourage youth To drink
and bring "A curse upon the country
greater thar war.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-09

Cakes, all kinds, douglnuts and
bead, at y, W, q. a. woman's Ex-
change, Saturday, 10 n m. 90 4 y. IN.
Evening star., 1920-02-29
uPTURN IN CORN PRICE
IS DUE SCANTY RECEIPTS

CHICAGO, February 2S.-Unusual
scarcity Of corn here with the winter
crop movement at an end has given
much impetus this week to price up
turns in the corn market. Compared
with . week ago. corn quotations this
morning varied from y OF to ~ ad-
vance, oats were unchanged to xaH
higher and provisions down 10 to IS:
At times all other considerations In
regard to corn were eclipsed by the
fact that receipts continued scanty,
and that no big accumulation in Chi
cago or any Of the leading terminals
was now expected. Spectators who
had sold corn heavily on account Of
weakness in sterling exchange and
owing to bearish opinions about the
economic outlook were forced to cover
on q rising market.
Withdrawal Of an exchange rule
that no individual interest in the market
should exceed 100000 bushels failed to
stop the advance. which was further en-
phasized by official reports Of serious
damage to winter wheat. Later. how
ever, something Of q reaction took place
because Of gossip that the upturns In
values had perhaps been great enough
to dislodge rural holdings.
Oats were governed by the action OF
corn
Decreased employment at the packing
houses was apparently significant OF the
slowness of trade in provisions.
Evening star., 1920-02-29
New York Bank Statement.

NEW YORK. February 2S.-The
actual condition Of clearing house
banks and trust companies for the
hold $s5.192.e60 reserve in excess OF
legal requirements. This Is an in
crease of $27,121,240 from last week.
The statement follows (actual con-
dition):
increase, $11.159.0oo.
Cash in own vaults. members fed
eral reserve bank. $sS.061.o0o; in
crease. $s5O.000.
Reserve in federal reserve bank Of
member banks. $5s1.62s.00o: increase
Reserve in own vaults. state banks
and trust companies. sl2.e77.ooo; In
crease, 1000.
Reserve in depositariss. state banks
and trust companies. $1l,a24ooo; de-
Net demand deposits. s4.oss. .sas.oeo;
increase, S7.307.0e0. United States de.
posts deducted, $1S.O29.O 900.
Time deposits. $247.sss.ooo; de-
cfsass cilealstion, siost0Oss ;ssoo,ooo: decrease.
'Asgreeate reserve. $575.s27. 900.
Excess reserve. $35.1s2.66o; increase
summary of state banks and trust
companies in Greater % New .tsssn,.nt: nosn; n8:
Loans. discounts. etc, s77s.1s1.soe:
decrease. $1.622,900. -
Gold. ss.1s4.ooo; decrease. 25o3:see.
Currency and bank notes, $17,s1s.-
500: increase. -$221. ZOO:
Deposits with federal reserve bank
New York. $7s.2o5.soo; decrease
':itaa,i00;d Total deposits. .ssssss.soo; de-
crease, $2,S17. 800.
Total deposits. eliminating amounts
due from reserve depositartes ana
from other banks and trust com:
panies in New York city and United
States deposits. $7S0.2S6.3o0; decrease
Ranfs cash in vault. $25.117.400.
Trust companies cash in vauit' Vs.
1890
Evening star., 1920-02-29

Decrease in ratio of total reserves to
net deposit and reserve note liabilities
of the combined federal reserve banks to
42.7 per cent on February 20. the lowest
point yet touched, was due to continued
increases in discount operations and re-
serve note issues accompanied by sub
stantial reduction in gold reserves. On
February 20 total bill holdings Of the
reserve banks reached a new high rec
ord, at 81, $50. .227, 900. and total earning
assets a new high record, at $3,1S5.615.-
900.
Since October 81, the date Of the last
statement issued prior to the first ad-
vance in discount rates, to February 20.
total bills held by the reserve banks
have increased by $3670 600. while to-
tai earning assets are 1851. .519. 900
greater. On the other hand. in this pc
riod Of little less than four months. gold
reserves have decreased $16S, 1856, 900 due
to Withdrawals of gold for export The
system has been adding to its loan ac-
commodations. while at the same time
the gold reserve. upon which the loans
are based, has been reduced gradually
and has resulted in lower reserve rate.
1t also is interesting to note that federal
reserve note circulation in the period
under review increased by s224, ,24S,0 900.
Important Items Compared.
Comparison Of three important items
Evening star., 1920-02-29

thority for making such appoint
ments. In 1892, an order was publish
ed which stated that the institution
designated as post canteen would
hereafter be known as post exchange.
These post exchanges still kept light
wines and beer for sale. Under the act
of February 2. 1901. reorganizing the
Army, the sale OF or dealing in beer,
wine. or any intoxicating liquors by
any person in any post exchange or
canteen or Army transport. or upon
any premises used for military pur-
poses by the United States was pro-
hibited. This closed the career of old
John Barleycorn' and his numerous
relatives in the Army.
THE Army was eighteen years ahead
of the country at large in espousing
the cause of total abstinence. There
were various arguments, pro and con,
produced and various reasons given
for the enactment of this law. 1t
voters. were helpless. and that the
dry experiment had to be tried on
somebody. so they tried it on the
Army. Some argued that it would
produce bad results, as it would do
away with the privilege of our men
obtaining a moderate amount Of light
beers or wines at reasonable price and
force them to the dives and resorts
just off the military reservations,
where they could become dissipated
and debauched by rotgut whisky.
Time has proved that the step was
a correct one. The Army has become
cleaner and healthier morally, men
tally and physically. Prohibiting the
sale of liquors Of any sort in the
Army was the first great step toward
national prohibition in this country
and was the first real victory for the
dry cause The moral welfare of our
soldiers has received more attention
in recent years than formerly. Ihe
Army endeavors to instill the prln-
ciples of good citizenship, respect Tor
and law and order into
the minds of the soldiers. They en-
deavor to give him healthy, clean sur
roundings and to keep him from going
wrong by keeping temptation out of
his way Liquor was found to be
detriment mentally. morally ana
it lessened the value OF
our soldiers to the government and
put temptation in their way, so the
was removed
Evening star., 1920-02-29
COFFEE QUOTATIONS.

NEW YORK. February !S-Ihe
market for coffee futures experienced 2
sharp decline today. under quite genera
liquidations. notably Of July oontrecse
Alter opening IL to II points net lower
there was a further break which car
ried prices 81 to 81 points under tns
previous night. Recoveries OF about 10
points followed. when shorts attemptea
to cover, but q renewal Of free offerings
toward the close precipitated another
break and the close was heavy at 2 nee
decline Of 81 to 80. points, CLOSING BIDS :
March, 1870; May. 14.15: July. 14.lea
September. 1929: October. 14.zo; De-
cember, 1A17: January. 1A11:
Spot quiet: Rio 70. 14x; santos -,
Cost and freight offers were sessers
Rio Is, underscrfbed being offered. May,
June shipment. at 2o.46 London csoeits,
or S5 points lower than tho previous
day. The best bid was 1871.
The Official cables showed q decline %
as reis In Rio. with Santos spots un-
changed and futures, 50f to IFS reis low.
or. Rio exchange was 3-32d lower ana
the dollar rate 30 reis higher. Braxfl>
ian port receipts. l7,eee: JundianUs
5000
Evening star., 1920-02-29
FOOD FROM OLD SOURCES.
Imports Include Cabbage, Peanuts
and Onions From Abroad.

Cabbage from Europe, PEANUTS
from Asia and onions from Spain
are among imported articles COM
peting for the taste Of Americans
these days. The Department of Agri-
culture has announced that better
conditions Of ocean freight and rates
of exchange have made possible their
temperance.
Spanish onions have sold in Ameri-
can markets at considerably lower
prices than the native stock, 1t is de-
clared, and cabbage from northern
Europe at about two-thirds the prices
OF best domestic stocks. The Asiatfc
peanuts undersell somewhat the ma
tive product.
Evening star., 1920-02-29
HEAVY SALES OF STEEL;
COPPER FAIRLY ACTIVE

NEW YORK. February 2S.-All
steel mills are heavily sold over the
first and second quarters. and leading
producers are giving preference to
ders have been placed for locomotives
and cars, and others are waiting
placement. Railroads and car shops
are buying plates at cents a pound.
Rails are also in demand and makers
are asking $57. or SO above the NOM
inal market. Some 10000 tons are
likely to be placed soon. A new price
card for wire nails. issued by inde-
pendents, advances extras 20 cents
keS. Sheets are as difficult as ever
to obtain. Shipments have been de-
layed and warehouse stocks are about
exhausted.
|. Iron Market Quiet.
Iron is comparatively quiet. as con-
sumers for the most part are covered
over the second and third quarters
and transportation difficulties make
it practically impossible to secure
prompt delivery. A considerable ton
mage Is awaiting shipment and pro-
duction is curtailed. Many foundries
have had to close waiting coke, and spot
iron is not so urgently needed. Prfces
show few recent changes. Opinions
differ as to whether the market ID
likely to advance.
Copper has been fairly active.
Stocks in dealers hands are about
exhausted and dealers generally are
holding for producers prices of 10
cents for first quarter and 1sA cents
for second. Large consumers are ex.
pected to enter the market soon and
good export business is looked for.
The tone OF the market is firm.
Other Metals quoted.
Lead is in good demand and spar
ingly offered. The principal producsrs
advanced their price to cents, New
York.
Zinc is quiet and easier. Export de-
mand has stopped, but buyers are
waiting a favorable turn to purchase.
Tin has huctuated violently. On
Tuesday and Wednesday London
scored an aggregate advance OF ID
pounda Most of this was lost on
Thursday. when the market dropped
Is pounds. The local price, which had
risen to 64h cents, declined to 81
cents Thursday. The London fuctu-
ations were due to speculative infiu-
Anthony is moving quietly but
steadily at liz cents for car lots.
Evening star., 1920-02-29
TOBACCO MARKET DULL.
Weeks Receipts at Baltimore Totaa
1nA Hopsheads: Few Sales.

BALTIMORE, February 2S.-Tobacco
receipts for the week totaled 104 hogs
heads and sales of 19 hogsheads were re; res
ported. The market remains very ouH
and very little demand for grouno
leaves. Of which 6S5 hogsheads have
heen received this season. Prices for
Maryland tobacco. per 100 pounds: o.
Inferior and frosted. firm Leaf, IO0a
100: sound, common and greenisn.
20. .oOa25. 90: good common. ;oosSo:o%'
as o0a5a 90: fancy, 5s50a55 90; seconds,
Common to medium. II. .ooa31.oo: seconds,
good to fine, 33 O0a45.0o: bay. top. nre-
Cured. 15.Ooa4O. 90; upper country. air
cured, 12.o0a41: 90: ground leaves s.oSe
aCes from to 3 cents lower.
Stock in warehouses today: MARY
land $40 hogsheads: Ohio. 3.7l3 hogs
heads, making total OF 1882 hoss-
heads.
Evening star., 1920-02-29
VIDE FLUCTUATIONS
NOTED IN STOCK LIST

NEW YORK. February 2S.-Apart
from railroad shares whose strength
foreshadowed the coming restoration
OF the roads to private ownership, the
week in the securities market diff
fered In no essentials from the many
irregular movements of the month.
Gains Of 2 to 10 points in the cheap
er and moro speculative Transports
tionS were the logical result OF heavy
accumulations: This. it was believed.
sional interests. although II was as
sumed that some Of the buying eman-
ated from more substantial sources.
It was considered noteworthy. how
ever. that standard rails made only
Indifferent response to the coming
change. Their comparative lethargy
reflected the conservative attitude OF
financial interests toward prospective
corporate offerings.
Fluctuations in Other Branches.
In other branches Of the stock list
many wide fluctuations occurred.
notably among steels, motors and oils.
OF these groups steels were weakest.
extensive liquidation preceding and
following the poor statements OF
earnings submitted by the Republic
Iron and Lackawanna Steel COM
panies.
The money market visibly contrib
uted to the weeks unsettlement, de-
mand loans ranging from 10 to Is per
cent, in contrast to the 6 per cent rul-
ing rate of the previous fortnight. Bank
acceptances also hardened and higher
bids for time money failed to bring out
more than a meager supply. Little re-
Taxation is expected until the latter
part Of March, when heavy tax pay
ments will have been made.
Tightening Of Credits Seen.
Altahough the New York branch OF
the Federal Reserve Bank ordered only
a nominal raise of interest and dis
count. the annual report Of the govern
ing body conveyed unmistakable inti-
nations that Tightening of credits is
proceeding. This Is in line with private
advices from various sections Of the
country telling of additional restrictions
imposed during the past week.
Evening star., 1920-02-29
THE COURTS.
Court Of Appeals, District Of
u.-AeA

Court Of Appeals. District Of Co
lumbia.
Assignment for Monday. March 1.
No. 5. Freed aet United States Of America
attorneys. O'shea-Laskey:
No. 9; Cn.nOec .r4 sfs; Onitea .a. States Oh Amer
No. s2as. Hollis ast Kuts ct al. attorneys.
NJ. ssos speare e0e; Company at sps.r.
torneys. Clephane. Keyser-Milian. Smith 4
se: $50; Caldwell .st. Hopkins; Attorney
No. s312. Marine Railway and Coal Company
agt. United States Of America; attorneys.
eHsen No. ssis. Knights Of Pythi.s ct al. .s.
Grand Lodge. kniEht. Of Pythias' attorneys.
Disas No. ssis. creei :e.. Adams ct al: attor-
No: ss,5; ,1 Tophsm S1.,a sst; Tophan ct al; at
f0iae' Nc: sssi. Fidelity and Deposit Company of
Maryland ct al, agt. n. o, Nelson Manufac-
turing Company. etc.; attorneys, Merilat-
Chase.
Supreme Court. District Of Columbia.
EQUITY DIVISION Chief Justice Mccoy.
HeI Ao. I9ol. iGI In n re- Ssnkruptcy ] Of Doc Col.
Company.
EQUITY DIVISION Mr. Justice Bailey.
Assignment for Monday NaturaliEations.
CIRCUIT DIVISION 1-Mr. Justice dltx
Assignment for Monday. March /: The case
~ Assignment for Tuesday, March g:
No. s5. Tresor agt. Lansbursh; attorneys.
No. a43. Dorsey set. Washington Railway
and Electric Company; attorneys. Bailey
No. 222 Meyer ast. Washington Railway
and Electric Company; attorneys. Plumley-
No. eos. Budine ast. Washington Railway
and Electric Company; attorneys. Plumiey-
No. sa4. MacAllister agt. Washington Rail-
way and Electric Company; attorneys, Plumley
No. saS. Edge agt Washington Railway and
Electric Company; attorneys. Plumley-Whtte-
ford.
CIRCUIT DIVISION 2-Mr. Justice Siddons.
Assignment for Monday. March / The case
Assisn@ens for Tnesday: Tres M.ses .., 2.
comn.ny: attorneys, Clephane, Tstimer, Han
No. 500. Donohoe aEt. washinstoa Times !;
attorneys. Gertman. Davis-.LAmbert-
and Electric Company: attorneys, Lambert.
No. lis. Fitzgerald agt Hasner: attorneys.
Colladay. harshall-Hogan. Donovan:
Tarrello; torneys. Ralston 4 Willis-O'shea.
No $50. Nichols agt. Mccormick; attorneys.
Hilton, Imlay-Newmyer.
No. 246. Patton agt. Rossitef;. attorneys,
Leahy, Coombe-Wampler.
CRIMINAL DIVISION Chief Justice Mccoy
No assignment for Monday.
CRIMINAL DIVISION 2-Mr. Justice Stafford.
Assignment for Monday:
United States agt. John william Henry. on
trial.
Evening star., 1920-02-29
DUNN ESTATE DIVIDED.
Five Sons and Daughter Get Most
of Million.Dollar Property.

PETERSBURG. Va. February 2s.-
Five sons and q daughter receive the
bulk Of the 100000 estate left by
John Dunn, whose will was probated
this afternoon in hustings court It
is divided equally among James Dunn.
Petersburg; DR.. John Dunn. Rich
mond: Rev. Joseph Dunn. Lynchburg;
DR.. william w. Dunn, Richmond: !:
Thomas l. Dunn and Mrs. Mary Ruff
hnner Folk.
James and John Dunn qualified as
executors. furnishing bond in the
sum of 100000.
Evening star., 1920-02-29
Rome Curbs Radical Rites.

ROME. Friday. February 27.-Po-
lice authorities here have prohibited
q proposed socialist and anarchist
demonstration on Sunday in favor Of
Hungarians who failed to establish a
soviet form Of government.
Evening star., 1920-02-29
!, ,sss, 900 Eggs Shipped to n. Y.

SAN FRANCISCO. Februar g.
Fifteen carloads Of eggs. 3.S68.000 in
all, were shipped from Petaluma, near
here, today to New York city. the
federal bureau Of markets announced.
The announcement said that forty
six carloads OF eggs, valued at $4s0.-
900. have gone east nom here since
February 4.
Evening star., 1920-02-29
Weeks Price Range New York Stock Exchange


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