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from enemy hands. and passcd 4
Into the printed record of senatorial
proceedings. Prom that hour dated
the enterprise 81 tila throwing the
whole suhlect into a irchn.cal dis
cusslnn. IN order that the Bshlir
might NJ confused. Tho plan has
never ohanrcd In ia ohieclive. but
the method has. Al tho Onleet there
was the careful lnsislence that there
wac no desire 10 Interfere with the
principle evolved and formnlixed nf
Versailles. Later. u was the form
and not the substance that profess
cdly inspired attack. But prniense
was futile when proposals. later
came forth that clearly emasculnied
The basic principle of the whole
peace plan. n u not necessary 10
recall the details OF The controversy
In the senate. senator Loder finally
cryrtallired his IDEAS into what were
known ne the Lodge reservations.
and when cunrrnns adjourned these
reservations held lhe suppori. .ef ul,e
nnnnIInI ra.ltInn Na.IlII.II.Ia.t I..II4r.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-21
Foreign Trade Shows Growth
of "a Per Cent in Tonnage,
Compared to Pre- War Period
By DR.. FRANK M. SURFACE.

In the fiscal ending june 3o
This figure may be Compared with trade for the fiscal
our trade tor the last is than cent greater
our trade IS no certain criterion the actual change the
physical volume OF the commodities handled fact
the prewar figure therefore probable greater
portion OF the increase the value of foreign trade due
In this connection the Federal Reserve publishes monthly
commodities based on 1918 prices These figures
compared with the values of the commodities the
modtes moved Taking their figures the last fiscal
year. is found that the total value of the of wenynne
OF these commodities the year 1913 has
per cent Anayzng these exports into the three classes OF
modte raw materials producers goods and manufactured or
the exported compared
with 1913 Exports of producers goods which include such things
ready for consumption Which include w E f % Cotton cloth sho
1913, "
In connection with this pob have made calcu
on Of the actual volume United the
fiscal from These include forty
tobacco oil cake and meal fertilizer coal iron and Steel
copper ETC. The actual have been expressed
ported during the three 3S64S3 For the
4So33674 showing $50 per pewar
value OF these commodities SI23o5o7 For
actual volume the exported year
showed increase OF less than compared to increase
Compared with year 1oS1o exports year showed
entirely exports coal
amounted to 100000 tons this compared 2ooooo tons last
The total exports foodstu 100000 tons
increase OF the Compared with
The exported year
pe & 5 o a & per cent over the pTswaT a'fPAg % Co
ported last compared with the and the
following table gives the total tonnage and values for each
together with comparative figures:
The Washington herald., 1920-10-21
WEEKLY GRAIN REVIEW.
CBy U. s. Bureau of Markets. }

There was a break in the grain
market on the 14th due to heavy
selling of corn and wheat. On the
18th a wild buying movement took
place. due to liberal export demand
for white corn and covering by
shorts. December wheat sold at
$221 and December corn at 90 cents.
Selling bv leading New York
trader broke the market on the 18th.
and the decline was continued on
the 18th. due - the British coal
strike. On the 18th another sharp
break was recorded as a.result OF
Kansas bankers - urging Kansas
farmers to sell wheat. The con-
tinued decline in the past few days
has demoralized the grain trade,
and the trend is unsettled. Flour
buyers also hesitate to buy except
for immediate requirements, and
many of the large mills are operat-
ing on part capacity. 1t is re-
ported that approximately $500. 900
bushels of Canadian wheat and -four
has already been shipped into the
United States. There was further
decline in grain markets today.
mainly due to selling by commits
sion houses with Eastern connec-
tions. Corn was relatively weaker
than wheat. due to speculative SELL
ing induced by decline in hog mar
ket.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-21
new PROJECTS
SHOW DECLINE
Last Months Enterprises Indicate
Decrease Of los Per Cent Over
Last Years Period.
CREDIT CONTRACTION BLAMED
Decrease in Oil and Gas Companies
Most Conspicuous in Last
Months interpretations.

According to statistics compiled
by the Journal of Commerce. and
Commercial Bulletin, there were Sl4
new enterprises with an authorized
capital Of 100000 or more incor'
pOrated in the principal States In
September. The total amount OF cap
ital involved in these new enter
prises was s95O,953.2OO which COM
Dares with s941,2SS,300 in August
and s1.946,945. 500 in September last
year. The figures for the past month
low a decrease Of approximately
los per cent compared to a year ago,
The chief reasons given for tthe
sDl2u ImSGnf r<Dresented in the
August and September incorpora-
tiOns this year are the continued
contraction of credit and the busi-
ness readjUstment now in progress
together with the sharp price de-
cline.
October Holds Record.
October. 1919. represents the peak
in the Organization of new enter
prises in this country. The total
amount of capital involved in the
corporations organized that month
was S2363. .635.OOO. January. 1920
was not very far behind with So
2SO.46O.OOO. Since then there has
been a gradual decline in the or
EaniZatiOn of new COrpOrations
Since January l interpretations have
involved the enormous total of sl2,-
O62. .S76,40O compared with $685.
Gl1.gOO in the corresponding nine
months Of last year. Compared
with 1919 the present year repre-
sents an increase of so per cent and
compared with 1918 an increase OF
5e7 per cent.
One Of the outstanding features
- OF the interpretations last month
was the decrease in the oil and gas
companies. which showed a total OF
only SI36.1OO. 600 compared TO S5l5,
$4,000 in September a year ago,
New shipping companies showed a
total capital of $6,72O,OOO this year
compared to S4O.STO, 900 in the same
month last year. The organization
Of new chemical enterprises shows
a slight increase, the comparative
figures being ST.72O.OOO this year
and S5,1OO.OOO last year. over 20
per cent Of the new capital author
lied in September was inCOrporat-
ed in the State Of Delaware. The to-
tai for this State was S6S0,933.OO
Interpretations in New York State
amounted to SI7.525, 900; Pennsylva-
mia $4,000. 900; New Jersey, $1,000,
600.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-21
COTTON PRICES
AGAIN STEADY
Good Demand Encourages Advances
And Sessions Close at
Best Levels of Day.

New York. Oct. 90. Aggressive
support was furnished to cotton to-
day and the market again displayed
hrmness. In sympathy with firm
and much higher cables, the market
opened stronger at an advance of
35 to so points.
An early advance to 1928 for
December made a recovery of about
l45 to l65 points from the low rec
ords of last Monday. This seemed
sufficient to attract realizing by re-
cent buyers for a reaction. as well
as some scattering pressure and
there were setbacks of some Is to
80 points before the end of the first
hour. The volume of business fell
off on this decline and there were
rallies during the middle of the
morning. Prices recovered to near
ly the high point of the. morning.
Early in the afternoon there were
reactions. December sagging to 1S.-
Sc cents and January to 1870 cents,
bat later the market became feature
less. with prices holding steady on
the basis of 10 cents for December.
Late in the day there was a good
demand and prices moved up'to the
best levels of the session. The close
was firm at a net gain OF as to 81
points.
Spot here was quiet and unchanged
at 20.50 cents for middlings; there
were no sales. Spot at New Or
leans'was steady, with middling %
points higher at 19 cents; the sales
were >, i51 bales.
Receipts of cotton in bales at
some of the leading points today
were: Galveston. 1907; New Or
leans. S.79S; Savannah. s,Sss; Nor
folk. 1881; Augusta, 1906; Hous-
ton, 1906.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-21
GRAIN MARKET.

sChicago. Oct. 2O.-Secretary Hous-
toms speech at the bankers con-
vention had a bearish effect on
wheat on the Chicago Board Of
Trade today. traders receiving the
impression that the government
would not favor any steps that
would tend to keep up prices. There
was free selling. with pressure
mainly on December. which was
relatively weaker than March. Dur
ing the carly trading there was
some covering by shorts. There was
one temporary rally. and commits
sion house pressure increased in the
late hours.
General news developments were
bearish on corn and the market
failed to hold an early advance,
commission houses selling freely,
especially after Secretary Houston's
attitude on credits was reported.
The English strike situation con-
tinued to te an adverse factor
Selling pressure was directed
mainly against the December, the
difference between that month and
May widening out sharply.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-21
W. R. & E. MEETING.

At the regular meeting of the
executive committee Of the Wash
ingtOu Railway and Electric Com
pany held yesterday afternoon at
the cOmpanys offices. only routine
business was transacted.
\ meeting of the board has been
called for next Wednesday after
noon at which time it is probable
the question of a preferred dividend
will be taken up. According to a
director. no agreement has been
reached as yet.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-21
Bankers to Visit New York.

More than 200 delegates to the
American Bankers Association
convention with their wives, will
leave tomorrow on special train
provided by the Irving National
Bank of New York. Any of the
delegates who wish to visit the
Metropolis will be welcomed on
the special, which is to consist of
seven cars and two dining cars,
and which will leave the Union
station at 1:45 p. m. The train
VIII arrive in New York In time
for the theaters and to. permit
the travellers to proceed directly
to the playhouses. Dinner will
be served on the train, beginning
at $3.50 o'clock. The Irving Ma
tional Bank is defraying- all the
expenses.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-21
SINGER COMPANY.

\ special meeting of stockholders
Of the Singer Manufacturing Com
pany has been called for November
II. At which time they will be asked
to authorize an increase in capital
stock to $4,000. 900. through the
declaration of a so per cent stock
dividend
The Washington herald., 1920-10-21
AMERICAN SUGAR.

American Sugar Refining Com
pany yesterday re-entered the sugar
market after having been Withdrawn
since August .. The quotation re-
ports was Il cents, less 2 per cent
seven daEs.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-21
LOCAL. SECURITIES.

Yesterday mornings session on
the local stock exchange proved to
be one Of the liveliest of the cur
rent year. Strength in Washington
Railway preferred was most con-
spicuOus in a market where atten-
tion was divided between stocks and
bonds.
Washington Railway As easily led
the bond list. 1000 changing own
ership at 54ls. Capital Traction IS
brought S51s. 1000 being disposed
of at this figure. Potomac Electric
consolidated SIS sold at 7Sl2, while
500 debenture bonds of the same
company were traded in at SS.
Washington Railway preferred
stock was most interesting. 159 be-
ing traded in at 51& to 52I2. the
opening and closing prices. respec-
lively. Lanston Monotype advanced
from s2& to SO and was in good
demand. Mergenthaler held steady
at 1923: Capital Traction was firm
at S57s, \while Columbia Graphic
phone sold at 2Ol2.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-21
SALES YESTERDAY.

Washington Ry. and Elec. Is. 81 900 at
54ls. $1,000 at 54a. 81 1000 at 54Ia. 81 900
at 5i17, 81 900 at 54l5, 81 900 at SAY, 81 900
at 5Ilg. $1,000 at 54l9. 81 600 at 54L7, 81, 900
at 54h. $1,000 at SAY.
Potomac Elec. Cons. IS, 81 900 at 1914
$1,000 at 1917. $1,000 at 7S1a, 81, 900 at
7S1a $1,000 at 1871
Potomac Flee. Power Deb. 6s $500 at SIS.
Capital Traction, at S57s. > at SJIs. 10
at SJTs.
Washington Ry. and Elec. pfd. IL at 5lat
10 at 51%.. 10 at Jl&. 10 at 51s,. at 5I1.
81 at 81, p at 80, % at 80, 0 at 52Ls, - at
52ls.
Col Graphophone Com. a5 at COZ, 3 at
201s.
Lanston MOnotype. ) at SSsi. 10 at SoTs.
10 at s2Ts, 10 at s27s, 10 at S2Ts, at SO.
} At S2Ts.
Mergenthaler Linotype 10 at 100.
Capital Traction rs, $500 at Ssh, 81, 600
at s5ig, 800 at Ssh
The Washington times., 1920-05-23

THE CAR YOU WANT
may not be advertised here today. The
surest, quickest way Is to tell In a Times
Want Ad the kind Of a car you want. The
ad will run under Autos Wanted Phone
the ad. Main 52c0 Bill will be sant
The Washington times., 1920-05-23

, 4 BARGAINS IN USED CARS
3 1918 Maxwell, 5-passenger.
3 1917 Maxwell. b-passenger.
Buick Roadster
Cadillac Truck.
1918 Maxwell Truck.
Saxon Touring, 5-passenger.
Dodge Sedan.
Ford Sedan.
Ford Touring
1919 Chevrolet Tourning.
1920 Maxwell Touring.
ys15 Maxwell Touring.
J TERMS TO RESPONSIBLE PARTIES.
! OPEN ON SUNDAYS FROM 10 to 4.
I 712 TO II E ST. s. r..
[ PHONE LINCOLN 1885.
The Washington times., 1920-05-23
FOR Observation-Disclosures

MoToRBoAT. AXIS a., 18Th D.: fully
equipped. Apply v. MORAN. Corinthls q
Yacht llul SunfaY
The Washington times., 1920-05-23
NEW SUMNER DRESSES.

voiles. organizes. taretas georgettsA
exclusive but not erpensive. MRS. SEN
BY. Apt 81, 1892 r Ut. N. W. North 7oi1.
SPRING COAT sUITs-And coAts, slightly
overcoats; will sell for IS. w. RICE. i3Ss
TIN st. N. W.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-18

Nrs. &. H. lluhb"ll aud daughter.
Miss Dorothy Iiuhbcll, are visiting
100 Chicago M week
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-18
Garden rlhnl ~ rnnr /, Here

Sur'ly me prumi-" ol spring
which every budding tree aud plant
gives. and which D. whispered h
ou,b stray breeze ma! hc li,rp BIO
good flilh. aud work un the gard'r
n"' w. b''m
Grruhultr should ba cleaned
tlt month slr'uF Z uiu" iu-
side with 'Dry 'ruue h"ulrIIN HIN
ulr aud nicotine Hlpul'u combined.
after rcmu,iua Hu.l from the hDurn.
c. The buurhr SHOULD H' Whit.
washed lplpc rHlillur and the soil
should be- lp,i,ilol With steam or
iurwal'n. ~ bi baking
This BE- tho iimr 90 start q nuihrt
Tor early vegetable T,Is viii mean
% rJin uf lour 10 s.A week over out.
door rlantng IN other words. rad
i.h,s may be- ready for the table ~
the tine tn urN soad. rau b. plant
,d outdoor. ANA such pimts ds to.
wl'u"s peppers. cucumh,rs anu
melons viii have q s"asuu siN week
lnurpr than ,l1t afforded by the gar
den
\ spring garden suggestion Is Ia
f1w one bid with q mixture II beet,
pdi,h aud unrsnip reeds. When m
radi hos have been used, the hrcis
viii be- r'ady. and The parsnips viii
remain after both Hdishcs and bcrtS
have been usCd.
\ successful way tu rlisr curuEi.
dnis In small area D. IN procure .
barrel knocking out both the heads.
1hc barrel rs placed ON cnd and MI
ed halt mll ui Iahln manure TIL"
fncds a." planted, three seeds tO a
hi. about q foot apart around tn
barrel aud rNionding two feet ahu,"
lhc tor VIA watering a." plHnta
water should he poured into The bar
rol and allowed tu sccp through man
urc into the hrouud tucumhrrs
,hould be- vltorrl frequently. as they
tcpnir" great deal oi moisture.
Such fruits de msi". rsicF black
h"rrir. "urrunts, ruusrhcrri,H and
grapes should be- prun"d nov. A.
the Same time the one Nclr pruning,
1T "urian's anl gOps"bcrrics should
be- taken ~ CUTTING tied In bundles
and buried IN u cold place.
CannaI dnhlias AMI gladiolnS
should /" started In pols not later
than early March Seeds at hardy
uunualt shnuld b. suWn, uud sweet
rcus started IN pots.
\ pinch ot sill MT iu bowl r1u
timing cut floNors viii nrlp tn L".p
thin fresh LONGER About "a hllt-in'1
should be- cut from the stem zach
morning ard, II possible, the buds
md llu,.nu should nat be- tnuchot
l'rph ur B. hNt,s you'd for fiua'.
lud rluI,. hti drafts 40" l.dalr Co..
lill them
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-18
RUTH ]. MEYER
TIM I,i.liEp on MIN

You tab ~ your breed of cattle,
Aud plant Tor higher strAfn.
>on double The food uf thr pasture,
. You heap up N" measure Ol
grain:
You draw an the Nil, OF the nation,
To better the barn and the pen,
liut what are you doing. NJ" rnlhDfg,
To better the biood Of men,
You boast NJ your uorglns ana Here.
iofds.
Of the wcrlh ~ y calf or cot.
Aud trOlf ~ the scruh an the
mrnPfcl,
As worthy uf .uul ar dull.
You mention The points of your road
sttr.
with maiy o "Whcrcfo"'" ara
when"
HIT. are you coming. my hr.ihors.
The worth uf TIE chilflirn ~ men %
And what Of your boy? Have YOU
measured
Ills needs Tor growing year.
locs YOUR marx us his sire IN his
features.
Mean lo. thm your brand % Dc
steer
Thoroughbred that is YOUR Hllrh-
word.
For stable aud pasture and pea,
llut what ls ynur word for hn hOmo-
stead?
Answer, YOU breeder of men
Fort Worth Record
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-18

Ma VI G.. Noblos ig yitiliur In
Culif,ruii. accompanied hy her
Nrs. Clarence Williams.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-18
NnA.linrA rnninlnn,nn

ST. Andrews Amarillo l'rIrDh ~
the woman NuylllWy no the Epl,.
copal chmch vill w1lr corporate
communion Thur,dp wninns ~ 10
q N.
II b. The urruH,u ut the women
making their thank offering as cO,-
looted during the past s'y months ln
their little blue hoNoH. hut ul cy"n
creator importance II BIS their upp'r-
tunity To- rodidiollr thcme'l,". 1921 10
organization ~ the sptNIrp NJ Gui
In helping ia spread Ills KINGDOM
\ special fratur, of such services
Is the offering Of special iutorccs-
sions as they ate rrpuuv'l hy ,nGi.
Niduals.
All perlons are cordially welcome
~ this s"rS &C. as 40 9ll others only
two more weeks NJ the lruicu week
day services remain They are hcld
Wednesday nights ~ 7:a0 o'clock.
aud on Mon lay. "wednesday ana Fri.
day afternoons ut > O'clock The
addresses are mndr Nv Rev. T.. G.
Seaman. rector Of the parish.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-18
IHI,IsTIAN ENDEiIOIt
SOCIETY nom MEETING

Th' Christian Eudnyur sucoiy 0f
the First 'hrfsliun church met 1ucs-
fly evening q i1' church fIr lhr
PURPOSE -, formulating pllpt lnr as-
Jsting IN every possible wy lEo &c..
N,al .or,i.D which were go Be- hold
rs the hIrrh beginning with sun
dly. MAJ. sl"t, and continuing In.
~ Easter
{ w. r."lpd o. ihls mHtng g.
,I,."i nrtfran M iva side
%. 'omo ~, 1ud "l"tGl." 4 g. lhr
Z ,ntrd 80 /, h,l' en- 10 snHioiy IS
VirluuH line oi work anl the Pre-.
gross OF rlch side viii be- r'g.Ht'rrd
ly two enormous thermometer. IN
hiphru., marx on each b'ing 1910.
hi. contest uIll uuN lt.' q uunth.
the side lny.rr IN, dirl 'H mtrh. di
tlin nd Ol that tim. 20 .. ,at,fiuiu-
81 ry The uppp.lu. .l" \nd ih"r
uru cun'cH {. ip ln started. q s
O. Hpluud.d plan to liuD the Young
pouric ia tla work end 10 give them
o forlma ul personal responsibility
and lh" suc.' ul tho4" contests Is
Practically assured
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-18

Nis lmnk I storm H. visiting IN
& b.'drr. a- the guest oi NJ ana
Co., NJ = Nwsun at that HI'y.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-18
,nN,lHN,NG rInrir ,0i' kNoW

ND,r.. Horace Smell aud Johnny
Null,urrb spout the Weekend boo
huHtillr
Nivp IIrpcr and Avis lynch
spent SATURDAY 100 Amarillo
Misses l,oua Summers and Annie
Rjchir .p,'i Monday 'u Amarillo
shopping
At Cuhor aud Jun Crudgueiuu
visited friends In canyon SUNDAY
Mrsers EmHr Stidham ard Wal.
lace Perry spent Monday iu ANA
r.llu.
Flu,d Golden went to Amarillo
Nnnda, tu referee the basket hlll
rlmo hrtWcou canyon and Amarillo
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-18
I,ni ,rInin MN lIinn,.r

Mr. ami Mrs Frederick Kendall
entertained u numb, OF their trend
Tuesday evening with delightful
four course dinner ~ tai" hr3G'i-
fully decorated m yellow .cnui!-
places were laid for nine, and III"
following dcliciou, dinner Was ,cr,.
al
Soup. Crackers. chicken Pic.
Green pols. crcamrl POTATOES, I",ly.
Hot Rclls. Asilrlgus salad Toasted
Crackers with Cheese, lee Cronm aud
Cake. Dem rassc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-18

\ EoN supper viii be riycn Friday
evening NJ : "a O'Clock ~ The VA.
,hannn street Methodist church \
program of music readings, etc,
las h"nr arranged 'pr the occasion,
and Their" will also be- an address hy
the Pastor The uuhl'c Is cordially
invited a. attend and nm evening Of
en- iovmont b. Promised them
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-18

o. 'tum is making au 'N'"n.i-
90 hu.n,.. trip in Wichita Falls
ud Wont worth
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-18
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The j I. q uuh viii meet In r""-
ul?r session thi. afternoon with Ms
sam H. Vaughn, loIe rolk street.
Miss ncrnicc Russell viii lcil In ~"
afternoon pru"mw prrlngrd from
Literary Dir"gl topics.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-18

Th" HIuLht"r, ~ the Nm'ri,Iu
Revelation ere pleased 10 announce
that the Nom,tlcss We'd iur and
dance Which Wis prtpouol or ac.
count e lhr i,crl' flu cu'J'mir.
WI T. cis, 30 a. marble 'ir y.
Friday r,.N.ur. Nu"h 20 ~ p"ht
thirty u'clur. MANY attractions
have been added and " YOU do not
CJucc Won can be- urrl of getting
yiur money worth from The we'd
ding stDuC.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-18
lir

Pro. = \. uill made q business
trim 10 Amarillo Tuesday
Miss Mona Kew made q business
trim tu Amarillo Wrdu, day
Ms. Vera Williams visited in
Amarillo Monday
Mi,sc Omu Irons ana EduI lych'
,hoppcd I'm Amarillo Monday
The Prairie. Canyon IuN.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-18

Mrs. J"sio \ Rogers aud small
ION. rubhin. have gone tn ElIlmL
Texas. where lncy will wish with Mr.
Rogers people.