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New-York tribune., 1921-03-27
Bonds at Par vs.. Bonds at Discount

Question: asked a. rcsnonsble hroker
tor a list of frst-o!ass public utility bonds
Of small denominations, paying from to
per cent and expiring in from fifteen TO
thirty years, and he has furnished me with
the following list. upon which would lik"
to have your candid opinion: Kansas city
Power and Light Company first and re-
Company dobenture per cent, Ohio Power
Company hrst and refunding per cent
oklahoma Gas and Electric Company first
the answer column you recommended to an
inquirer Solvay Gle per cent bonds
What kind OF business is this concern in,
and is this better bond than those ave
listed? Have also noted under the list or
short-term bonds published in The
good 1u"u inyestm"nts est n s' foows Hmepieas pf
Agricultural Chemical Company hrst and
rsfunding "a per cent American Tel. ,eb,
per cent Would also like TO know which
is the best buy-those securities which
have low rate of interest and are quoted
and are selling at par or better I'll. b. NJ
Answer-All four of the public utli-
ties in your list we consider good in
vcstments, and we think the public
utility situation is on the mend. Sol
way g. Gle is a Belgian trading asso-
citation founded in 1868, and through
ownership Of stock Of American and
English companies and through direct
ownership of plants in Europe is
tHc lhTSeSt fHdTuIACtuTcf III INC &OIlu
Of carbonate Of sods. and its derivities,
The s per cent secured notes are, in
our opinion, good investment. and we
would be inclined to rank them ahead
Of public utilities. 1t depends largely
on your own individual needs as to
neither it is better to buy high coupon
rate bonds at par or low coupon rates
below par. An 8 per cent bond sell
ing at par gives you $50 year cur
rent income and you receive back the
1000 you paid for it at maturity, say
fifteen years hence. A 4 per cent bond
selling at 651s gives you $40 cur
rent income; or to put it another way
it would cost you Sl.3l0 to get $50 a
year income, but at the end of the iif-
teen years you will receive $4,000 for
the two bonds you paid $3.50 for, The
yield if held till maturity is the same
on the per cent bond and the pei
cent bond. Which way would you pre-
fer to receive this yield?
New-York tribune., 1921-03-27
Indian Refining Earns Sl.45

Net income Of the Indian Refining
Company and subsidiaries, after
chargesand Federal taxes, for the year
ended December 81, were $l.343,1ll,
equivalent, after preferred dividends,
to $1.45 share earned on the 7S5,1BO
shares of common stock, at $40 par
value, according to statement issued
yesterday. Net earnings were $685.
orr and the profit and loss surplus
60 ZOO O51
New-York tribune., 1921-03-27
Jones Tea Earns S2.l5

The Jones Bros. Tea Company re-
ported a net income, after charges and
Federal taxes, for the year ended De-
preferred dividends, to $2.15 a share
earned on the 100000 shares of COM
mon stock, compared to $494,543, or
S2.14 a share earned in the preced-
ing year. Profits and loss surplus
amounted to S5l6,419, against 0l,O66.
Silver - London, holiday; New York,
domestic, s9hs; foreign, 57Ac; Mexi-
can dollars. 42A c.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-27
Woman Has Loss and Worry, Too

Question-~I own fifteen shares Of Con
s2l o per share, 10 day it is only quoted
al ITO bid. ll5 asked. 1t has caused mo q
little worry, but since | cannot help but
present market conditions. Just what rs
your opinion? | also own forty shares of
United States Steamship stock, bought at
$3.50 T have been holding this stock,
thought that [ might come out even.
What would yon advise me to do? Also,
are Durham Co. Of 43 Exchange Place.
they advertise in The Tribune. and | have
always taken it for gra nted that any ad :
vcrtisement in YOUR paper could be relied
upon.-Miss A. r.
Answer-Advertise in The Trib-
une can be relied upon, we believe, for
antee the solvency of brokers. nor does
the Financial Bureau pass on the merits
of brokers. When you purchased Con-
tircntal Oil stock you bought an in
come ofs$S a share a year. which you
ere receiving. I. Or did you think the
company would hurry up and declare
another 200 per cent stock dividend
Oil stocks usually arc bought in the ex-
pectation that they will move fast ana
far, and often they do just that thing
If you will take the trouble to brush
up on theory of probabilities and En-
ersen's Essay on Compensation you
will find that the profit you had in
mind when you bought was at least
balanced by the likelihood Of the loss
which you are now called upon to
pocket or worry about. 1t is a never
ending wonder to US how people will
slave away their working hours IN
scme little treadmill to get enough
money to buttress themselves against
worry, and then hunt for places to put
,heir spare dollars where they will in
flict on them more worry than some un-
preventable misfortune would. Your
steamship stock is extremely doubtful, in
Cur opinion.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-27
Investment Information

Qaestions ~ general interest 10 In
vssfers sctil be aHswersd IN this eel-
Mnsn, in Which cass only initials will
es uscd. Others teiN 90 nnsweYed by
wail. Aadyess all Inquiries. iwesos-
ing q strapped, addresssd enVclops. te
Ftnanciai Editor, The Tribune, ~
Nassau Street, Neso York City.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-27
NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS MEETING
THE LIBERTY BANK OF NEW YokN
i2o BROADWAY

~ 1ss Steekholdsvs sf Ths Liberty Benz "
kes0 York: "A
a special meeting Of the steckholders = -
The Liberty Bank Of New York Nh NV -
held at the Office OF the Bank, NO; "a
nreaAwsy, New York City. on Msrea -
1891. et 1890 s'cioeh q. M, ior the psss ~.
pess OF voting upon an agreement 1. snaSe ssi "a
The New York Trust Company. pursusnt y
the Banking Law Of the state Of New tess1
Tor the merger 81 The Liberty Bank %
New York into the New York Trust SemF
pRny.
Of New York will be closed at the close q
business March as, 1921. aad ge-opsned 9
the opening of business April /, 1921. :
Directors
HARVEY u. GIBSON, PrssidssL I
EREDERICK W WALz Cashier. 4
Dated Nsw York. March II. 1t3l,
New-York tribune., 1921-03-27

An yeur spare tiyne take up = course Of
instruction IN senae profitable profession or
traae Gonnult the Help Wanted Female
and Male Instruction Column in to-day's
TribpHe- --~Advt< Nv
New-York tribune., 1921-03-27
THE ABEKTY NATIONAL BANK ar

THE LlHEKTY NATIONAL RANK arr
NEW YORK. eF
:, Netise - hereby stven that II > meet.
tisna! Bank Of New York. heId n H.wrss
:, 1871. the Plan, dated February I. iSsi.
into The New York trust comp@snyo @ o.ns 1as
approved; that In order to carry out susS
Eian Z was voted to iiauidate said Nn-
Bank under the name The LibsTfy BANK
e. .n New terk' erk end that upon tbs eIaaalss-
New York Trust Company.
DATED. March .. 1saI. S' '"''f'
New-York tribune., 1921-03-27
DIVIDEND NOTICES
Garfield National Bank
6TH Ay. AND can sT.

New York, March %, isel.
held this day auartegly dI,u diyidena % ~
Per Cent upon the Capital Stack of this
bank was declared, payable, free of City
and state tax, on and after March 81, 1921,
to stoekholdars of record at close Of busi-
ness March "a, 1891. Transfer books will
be closed from March "a. 1921 to Friday,
April /. 1921, at 10 a. IN.
A W SNOW C,aahier
New-York tribune., 1921-03-27
OTIS ELEVATOR COMPANY

March 2S, 1921.
The quarterly dividend of $3.50 per
per share on the Common Stock viii
be- paid April IS, 1921, to Stockholders Of
record at the close of business on March
81, 1921. Checks will be mailed.
r ". PEPpEk. 1geasurer.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-27
FINANCIAL

THE liberty NATIONAL BANK a,
NEW YORK -
Ysrh The ,ocs9.r Liberty Esssienal sa Bank OF New
City, tn the state OF New York. IL closins
t.s anairs- Al notehoiders and other
creditors Of the association are therefore
ether claims for payment "ne
+. W. wAi-z. cash.sr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-21
PrinCeIy Gift TO The
University Of Pitt By
the Mellon Brothers

p!uahurgn. Noy. 70 a. W. Mellon.
sc.rc.l~v ~ t." treasury, and his
brother. 4 3 Mellon. have given 10
tie University Of Pittsburgh plot OF
and acquired a, i cost Of %l6UN.Ooo. II
VAS sad by Chancellor John q. Bow
nan tonight. The property some four
teen acres. les between the university
Uona! center OF the city. and on Il
VII 10 erected laboratories Dedicated to
chemistry. mn;hcnGat t.ca anI biology.
Tho g!tt supplements former Eft
o: tho MELONS. which some years ago
resulted N ;no oren!ng ~ The Mellon
ln.'.'utn e Research as a pHrt CF the
un.Ncrs!'N
L. = II" ,rteu'iun "c the university,
~ Bowman sa!i. +" make tho ins'i;u-
a..s The world center IN scientific each
,us and research. Tho laboratories w!ll
he housed IN a community or buildings
Of The Nncet materials obta. Hah.e, with
n des.En ci ar -hlteCture that viii make
them the most r'tah hle in the world.
They are - he equipped with thr most
modern laAnratorics and are dssi gned,
IT Eovn-7u added to translate indus
',,tl' s-l....s no '"rIns ~ human hap
IInoss. stability and spiritual strength
The rrui"-ty acquired tor tho un!ver-
ca, r'r.rA and u was stated that IN.
xlno0 0or "rnu tie rri." ~ h"n = he-
The university.
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(Cont1nued on Page Twelve)
Two Boys Killed in
Fire at Y, M. c. A.

Baltimore. Nov 2n.--J Kenneth Leon
ard. ID. and Freeman Leonard. nine
yca-s old, sons Of Rev Frederick F.
Ieonerd. executive secretary OF the
National Army ard Navy Board OF the
Y N. c. A.. were burned 20 death early
this morning N a fire which destroyed
me Y. VI. Z. A building AZ tho United
States Coast Guard station. curtis Bay.
near Baltimore. Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard
narrowly escaped by leaping through
windows
Fire hrigades from the station and
several companies from: tho city batted
with rho flames. Will" r"scuers az
tempted to reach the boys. Two sailors
were slightly burned In their attempts 5
to rescue the brothers, but no one cou'h
pass the flames blocking the entrance 70
the second floor. and the boys peTisneo.
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Sensational Triple Crime Me-:
Wilmington, Ohio, With
Divorced Husband Accused
By His Own Ten-Year-O Old
Son.

Wilmington. Ohio. Nov. ~ '"'fef
ysnoeryort. aged 81. who claims 10 Nc
,,,- a.o,o- ., .,,s ,,,, ,,.,- .....,.c ,.,,t
tur dealeG q '"iS ''''' w.
under murder charge - 'H" '.'''
county Iat, acre today i"I.'''"K 4"
triple murder n; Cuba. '!.'Is" "'"'
here, las; night.
Those murdered ""r" Be- v ne,
low FRnderN ort AGED -. ".4 "'' .""
wife and mother ot Nan1e:''.. ''.''
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THREE KILLED
IN AUTOMOBILE
At CROSSING,

keyser. W y Noy. % Baltimore
&. Drin passenger ,'..in No. :. New York
{. Z. InG.s. str''', 4 sedan motor car
81. tho Maiu s;r'r' crossing here to-
night. killing th.' 'i,r"" occupants.
Tho ytc;ir,:S are .Lf:s'otie St"rts. Miss
Mural Decker and Lloyd Douglas. all
.f fh,. vicinity Of k"v%Nr.
M:ss Decker 'and Douglas we're killed
Instantly. and Sinrts died Of hts inJur-
H., wiiIc hc.n-, 'aA"n 10 the hospital.
S:.r:". accompanied By Miss Decker.
had gone ia t." douglas home TO bring
Mr. douglas :" tho station, where he
iu,r",!ci - board an east bound train
for Baltimore. D"uclas was connected
with the u. < .. service. his duties
causing him ~ iravcI considerably Tho
sedan was carried some distance UP tho
tracH and wrec."d.
Stnrts. aged n. was son OF II. O.
S,orts and hc was looking after his
fathers business az contractor while
m. father and step mother are spenq-
ing the winter in Florida. Douglas "as
= son Of Adam Douglas, OF kcTscr ana
Mss Decker WAS employed As a stem
ncrarher nj the office Of the master
r,o,.ran!c Of the Is & Q. at keyser.
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\.w Orleans Nov. co.--A natural gas
NeI Wit "trcmend"us production po-
ten,iali;tes' has been discovered IN
northern Louisiana. according 10 re-
por, made public hero today after an
jnvestlEation by engineers of the United
States Ruraau ot Mines. conducted for
tre state on request OF Governor Parker.
A productive area Of 2l2 square miles,
rr roundly $4,000 acres In solid block.
Ioca ted in Union. Ounchita and More
house parishes. near the city ~ Bonroe.
and designated as tho Monroe Gas held.
Ia outlined IN tho report
Tho report estimates that the total
amount Of gas remaining IN the reser-
vo'r is four Giil!on and s~ven hundred
and dfty billion cubic feet, or :. cubic
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Associated Press The "5'o3 rauo OF
Britain and Japan advanced oy
the present relative stanong OF INC
the important cards
Of the, big
proposed notifications seem to center ao ne
does not properly
speed
considered Thus there
arirnn the negotiations proceed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-21
PREMIER HARA
STRONG FRIEND
OE AMERICA

Nu>..nEtu.. Nov. 9O.--(Bv The Asso-
lated Press The late Premier Hara,
OF japan. viewed the United States as
"tho strongest and longest friend OK
Japan" Rev * TsUuHshima. o. Toxic,
said today In an address az the First
turgregat!oral church. lie quoted Pre-
n,icv Hara az holding Il "unth.akable
rha, this friendship, unique and uupHr-
njcIed In the fellowship os nations"
shoIid DO broken.
strains may come from misunder-
s'Ind!ngq that may arise" tho Toxic
minister said the premier not long be-
fore lie was assasstDated told an Ameri-
AZ missionary But iha: the Tine
should ever come when they shaN he
unab.s 10 And solution OF th"ir prob
lems--tha; 80 my mind - absolutely
untniHkah,e-''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-21
ACCEPTS
PREM|ER'S 8 BID

London, Nov. 2o.-Sir Jarnss Craig,
tho Ulster premier. has aoospted
premier Lloyd Georges invitation TO
meet him wednesday for an informal
talk on tho irish question.
Tho meeting will take place IN tns
pr1pns ministers Official residence IN
Downing street
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of prUpacauda and publicity has begun.
Zach delegation calls IN the CORES
pondents and explains its point OF lew
but insists that there must be no direct
quotation. The delegates virtually ans
war each others statements that way
through the press and discussion Is
continued by ind!rection which many
experienced observers OF international
conference think might just as vel be
carried IN directly IN open meeting. It's
TO-. "ar,y % say whether the Diplomacy
o> the new world VII get the upper
hand. Thus far America has I'll" edge
Nu, The secret maCh!Nat!onS ~ "'d
world diplomacy are threatening -
break down the results achieved In IN"
first Two Uren sessions
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Continued ON Page Twelve)
THE WEATHER

Ohio and Western Poannylvanla -
Partly cloudy Monday; TuesdHy un-
settled md colder. probably snow near
Lake Er1o.
west virgtnla-FrIr Monday; unSet-
tlod and colder tuesday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-21

Washington. Nov. 20.--The Loutsta
gas field Is undoubtedly the creates
natural gas field yet discovered" an
orficla. aF the Bureau Of Mines aeid TO-
night Copies of tho reports suomittsd
hy. engineers Of he bureau to Governor
Parker. ~ Louisiana. have been received
AZ tre bureau. this official eaid and
Justify tho belirr that tho underlying
reservoir of gas will run into "trNHons
Of cubic feet"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-21
CAS- F|FLD 0F TREMENDOUS
POSSIBILITIES IN LOUISIANA

miles. calculated az eight ounces above
atmosphere. VIII Indications tho volume
Is much greater. IS the Limits OF the
field had not kecn finally determined at
tho t!me ths investigation vas con-
cludcd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-21

Tho result may he more thorough
r.yiew OF the exact status OF the pres
rut naval and the thre" other powers
which tho Iapanesc hold VII show
Iaran'> right 10 an Increase over IN"
"5-5-2" proportion. but which American
exOeris declare VIII be NOR" i'k"IE |"
establish that Great Britain and inc
United states each Is entitled I" almost
a. . to ! advantage over japan
big Three" IN Conference.
The adyIsability Of such review Is
understood to have been discussed yes
terday ut conference between SeCre-
ta-y Hughes. Arthur J. Baltour ana
Admirai Baron ksto respective HeaoS
Of the American. British ana Japanese
delegations. and :s expected I" receive
consideration very soon At meeting
Of tie International comn'itt"" Of eN-
perts appointed t. SIT details
By highest authority tho Associated
Press was assured tonight thAt the
American government stood four square
behind its original proposal I" regulate
limitation by the yardstICn "t "N:stlnE
strength. and had no Intention "f mah
inr concessions Witch wuUld modify
that principle The American d"iecatcS
do not want to adopt a take :; "r leave
II
are concerned. and are willing - hear
tie views nf any power which i"'hhS
I may have been don" an injustice.
Nogo tiaHons Cordial.
Despite the divergence Of opinion on
some features Of the American naval
Dian. there IS evidence OF very unani-
nous confidence in the outcome" Yes
r"rduy's meeting Ectwccn Mr. Hughes
Mr. RalCUljr and Baron knto was de
-,gihed as essentially cordial. a"d
am,ng those on the "ius'd" II was Ge-
Jared 70 have helped clear I'll" ar OF
mach OF the diplomatic indircCton that
slwals characterizes ~" opening days
OF international conferences.
Rut tho Far Eastern questions. when
rrcbahIy will reach stage or more
detailed debate at an executive meeting
ot the delegates late tomorrow. are re
rarded as lending themselves less
easily 10 rapid decision. They deal with
far less tangible things than guns ana
sh!ps. and involve such maze Of dtplo-
matte rcd tape that II an agreement Is
reached cen on tho general principles
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-21
MACHINE GUNS
FOR RIOTERS

Belfast nov. 2o.-A sharp OUT
brsat Of r1otns by rival factions IN
tn. seaford district Of East Belfass
occurred today.
petachments Of police ware hurried
to the scene, and machine guns were
used against tho r4oterh There W'rs
a number Of casualttes.
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For Three Ships to japan and Five Each England
THF BIC THREE" DISCUSS THEIR .
RELATIVE NAVAL STRENGTH, WITH
JAPAN SEEKING HIGHER RATIO

EXAMINATION. HOWEVER, MIGHT SHOW 10 PRtc
PONDERANCE FOR THE UNITED STATES, IL IS
CLAIMED NEGOTIATIONS OF THE BIG THREE
CORDIAL. @o>"*'
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Yranos Desires Discussion.

In expressing genera, adherence OF
France 70 the American plan for naval
reductions. NJ BRAND said 20 tho con-
ference:
Whom Il zones on tho RSendA az u
Inevitably will come. 70 the question "r
land armament u question particularly
delicate for Franco Is YOU are all aware,
We have 40 !Rtontiou 20 eschew this
queattor We shall answer your appeal
fully conscious that this Is question
Of q grave and serious nature for us.
The uurs.Iuu vii, be ratsed--it has been
raIsed n thore 10 a country that
desires. tha, demands that tho question
ur land Rrfnamonts should DO raised. Il
IS France.
Il hopo that shall ne able 70 state
ruhltcly what the position OF France is.
so that tho United States and tho world
may fully know. And whom have tried
20 prove this when you have listened
t. this demonstration. I am quite suro
,aat YOU will be convinced that France,
after the necessities or safety and life
have been Adequately secured. haroors
no thought whatever OF disturbing tho
peace OF the world"
Reyond this forecast OF Premier Bri-
ands intended utte-RrCe, there has been
nothinX 10 !ndjGate that the land anna
a,ent question Is to Os taken UP dehn-
!te,y FOR settlement IN Washington.
NO prepared Plan.
s. far as can re learrel, no power
(Continusd on Page r~OlvO)
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Nd THOUGHT Of
DISTURBING THE
WORLDS ) PEACE
NO POWER HAS PLAN
FOR LIMITATIONS
Premier BRAND to Visualize
Conditions That Demand
Large Land Forces.

Wash!ngtou. N0r. 2u.. .tBy Tn" AsS"-
Gated l'!"sSI .W,r'd attention wiz
SHIFT FROM naval - land HrmameHtS
when r,rut"~ Er!7Nd "f Franrc speaks
tomorrow r":"rc the arms conference.
His address, provided for n; tn" last
pleuary session ~ tho conference. Is
expected 70 DO very frank statement
Of the reasons that inIpcl France 10
maintain tho largest army In III" world
The subject ~ be covered hE TIE
French prom!er's statement is probably
the po.H: OF most Immediate imp"rtan""
.u France In tho entire conference. IN
Informed circles II IL expected the ad-
dress wi, br \ defense OF French mill
,a-y poltcy. which the French Ruthor'-
tics hone VIII ah5Olyr that country be
fore tho world from SAY suspicion or
Aggressive designs on tho continent
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Doubt Dlspousd

/, MS Inevitable that a divergence o.
opinion would arise and that an "dort
xn.,lld hc made 10 see how strongly in
l--urncI he United States really was
tAnrrd her rrcpOSals The American
lc'asal..n nrw has .ecc no room for
f.,ua, Na uEe influential member ot
in" American group expressed Z. tho
.,,yge:ii.nn lu b!9 batt.eshlps rs over
and : q ,h!nS Of tNN rast" or slse we
,,,,is: 60 ahead with our building pro-
grams" lilo emphasized also very Inn
,.nriaur po,ut on which perhapH the
rararrsp misunderstanding OF the Am
o~.can proErau. ~ based. baron Kat"
iut forth tho suSEeatson that Japan
needs sixty per cent navy, 4te
io,.nred 20 IRparS dHfrNstr" require
,ren,s That's Where he made his mis-
,a,r m, American delegates po!n; OUT
. ~ the. uA'a' program proposed ny Ny
fjuyr..S vas Hy go means Designed ~
&C., ,r,. 're,.,t4' Z q nation rUr 2 that
Ns-r :hr ,uSS ;a"-S would lie en0!ess
s.a.,a as - what constituted che real
......Ss!;Icp u: c,cu nation and an aSreH-
.,...at g., Rtry t3r competition In Su"H-
..y vrul ,:.,.,....l 81" h"''".eSs
r.- N.~ar'roa p-,.x-,.'U. O." IL" 0ih"r
,,r.,, va- base ,,?,n n" 81 '.rt - '"1 '-
..H- rNa c1.s'nE ratio q; Stre"Si" ""i
r...., ,.,t 90 add any more ships ON
..,, f-r...arruitl tn" America" ""'oK@-
,.. -erra,n- rdamA;.'. There VIII ne
. ..,r-....e ., Lpurro.r. So on 'a.a
60. ...r N"N~.cln ar'"gat"s "pHs'de'
.. .,..f and ,ir..t britain nvcep;ed
.. .. .,..y," .aN' wce% end any d"''a-
.. ~ Nuu.I - =" unfortunate re
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SETG-SEp pEEE AN9

Isl MaTylA 4 Ave, ana EedCh, Cap. SoV.
GTTping water. Private baths. Elevator Sua
~ rinr. LneNCelled GuihLne. u. HeNessy OwnsI
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Z, q nIscUss UNEMPLOYMENT
n,,sotor Tustin VIII Confer With
Social Service Workers

announcement is made by Director
,r,.,,n that there will be conference
!. h;s Office Thursday to consider the
= '.ooent situation as to unemployment
"a The attendant distress upon persons
~ Sa have been out of work for pro-
,..c,ed . period Theodore j. Lewis,
..sidpnt of the Philadelphia Society
~ y. organizing Charity, will preside.
A statement on the situation, submit
!, % the Director by Mrs. Lena Rob-
w, w Chief of the Bureau of Construc-
ei.s' Social Service, based on reports
i've tve.,red from various local charitable
ree,'' d welfare societies, indicates that
annnuditions anu show, very little improve
nnt co, thnt the relief agencies cannot in
men. lNnase their work because they have cX-
ci.ad cisdod their incomes and find II vir-
p.n,iy impossible to raise extra funds
.ua .ust The Department of Public Welfare
tha, t.sau,d continue its relief work for a
,anser snvUl period. and that the deve!l !loppent
lyns ~ snnbiic work during the spring and
GUNNER =, will help the present situation.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-17
VENEZUELAN ENVOY HERE

Estebun Gil Borges. Venezuelan Min
ister of Foreign Affairs, is in Philatel-
phia for a two-day inspection of the
city's Industries and historical places
The Minister and his party, including
his wife, his secretary. DIR. Santos a .
Dominica. Venezuelan Minister TO this
country. and several South American
business men. will be guests of the
Chamber of Commerce.