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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-17

the South because of the present
movement zoe expansion OF Southern
From outside the south nave come
many petitions for the appointme ut
OF John Hays Hammered OF NCN
ork. or Herbert Hoover. OF Cali
n1rhia. I" the commerce post There
also has been talk OF Charles u
iiLiles. of New York. and several
others. All four ~ those now in the
'front.' o' consideration tor The labor
Davis is :: former steel worker and
now banker. Mr.. Duncan has been
an official OF the granite cutters
union ,!an AND of The Amrrican Fedora.
leader oi the longshoremeu's umon.
and Mr.. Nolan is an iron mouldcy by
trade Particular interest IN the la
Dor appointment WAS aroused today
PRESIDENT elect and an announcements
later that they would hold another
conferences here next week. IN Il
statement Mr.. O'Couucr said labor
conditions generally had been talk.d
over with My. Hardin: and predicted
mat the next four years would Soc Il
square deal from the Waite House
Tor American workers Neither the
President elect nor his visitor would
comment ON the possibility of Mir.
b'conncr .ppointmcn; to the Cabi-
net.
Has Another Talk Wiz. iu...
Mir. Harding also held another LONG
conference today with VIII tiayS uI
Indiana, chairman OF the Republican,
National cummittee. aua understood
10 be slated for i'uStlu-%i err General.
Tonight the irc>idcuj-,l,.t Was ia
consultation Win Hur.! NJ. pam.,h-
rrty. OF ohio. his pros Vr,ti,. At;ur-
ncy- General, who came ucr, Win Ed
wurn u Mclean. OF WashIuEj"n. head
OF the inaugural committee. ami Jess"
w. Smith, of Ohio. tn" committees
secretary. The entire party Wall stay
oyer tomorrow.
Many prospective appoi u { tncnts
outside the Cabinet are being con-
sidcrcd in the conference here aud
II developed today that one selection
seriously thought OF is that oi Major
General Leonard W"oG tor Governor
General of the philippine" Islands.
This position is now vacant and
selection is expected very soon after
inauguration.
Among Il long list OF callers on Mr..
itardinS today were: u. Coleman du
Font, of Delaware; Arthur Woods
former Police Commissioner of Sew
York: w. &. Tcagle. OF the standard
on Company. and a delegation OF
southern white men and negroes. in
Guiding DR.. II. Il. Notion. of TusGcEcc
Institute. who came TO ask co-opcra-
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p pas Will Will ss.ss5;7as.ooo for 1919 ana

passed with S3.3a7.753.0OG for 1919 ana
$3.50, iSSOO0 for 1918.
The board has no further amend
incnts to the Federal reserve act TO
SuSSe3t tn Congress At this time
Governor Harding announced.
1T desires. however" he con-
Guided. TO express its opposition to
any legislation which wGnid impair
the ability OF the Federal reserve
banks TO exercise the proper control
over their credit transactions AS we'll
aS legislation tending to remove the
Wise limitations now imposed by the
ftueral reserve act upon the charac-
Yer OF paper eligible for discount
The board would point out that the
power of the Federal reserve sys.
tenn TO expand credits in amounts
Suihcicnt to meet great emergencies
mas been demonstrated repeatedly
curing the past five years. and IL is
not believed that any greater lati-
tuuc Is necessary or desirable.
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HARDING CONSIDERS
SlEMP FOR CABINET

CONTINUED From First parc.l
TIE odds seeming to favor "a southern
Republican. The list OF availablcs
for head OF the labor department is
understood TO have narrowed TO four
men, John j. Davis. OF Pennsylvania;
James Duncan. of Massachusetts. T.
y. O'Conncr. OF New York: and Rep
rcsentative John /. Nolan. of Cali
forna.
Scrrctaryship Is Troublesome.
OF the three vacant places. the
navy s"crctaryship. is proving the
most ;roubicsom. TO fiji. In his
original cabinet State. Mr. Harding
IS understood 10 have allotted this
pos; to John W. Weeks. OF Massa-
chuse,ts. bu, various considerations
iat"r lcd 20 his transfer to the wa
portfolio. II now is regarded AS
certain that MIR Lowdcn can HAY.
the navy appointment if he wants il.
END there are many Indications OF
strong pressure u Induce him to az
ccpt. In the event OF failure. .h,,
whole field of candidates for the
position viii have to b. opened
again, though it is believed 10 hc
very unlikely that Mr. Weeks Will
Ice among those considered.
The growing wave OF agitation for
- uthcrn representation in the Cabi-
net may land a Secretary OF tho Navy
from south OF Mason and DiNon's
line. but The general impression here
- that 1t VIII be more likely To hc
felt in the choice for the Secretary
of commerce. The movement is on,.
OF the strongest influences now being
brought 10 bear on MIR. iIardiug's
h"adqUariers here In the main and
haS taken the form %: :: bid for Sec
tioral representation rather than for
the allotment OF any particular place
in the next Presidents family of
CounscllcrS.
Representative G. Bascom Slemp. Of
Virginia. ami c. II huston and
<cwCl sanders. OF Tennessee. are
two of those most prominently men,
toned for Cabinet appointments in
The petitions that arg coming To the
rrcS!dcnt- elect. Some OF the ,c-
quests have mentioned The commerce.
socrctaryship as nttinc; award for
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-17
Woman Police Chief Takcs
Two Bandits After Chase
INV Associated prr>s.I

BENTON, ILL.,. Feb. 1G.-MiSs
Lissic ONcrturn. chief OF police at
Huckncr. near here. this after
noon arrested two ar four armed
bandits. who had held up n crap
game mud obtained Ss0n. after
w"unding John Hall. n byStanher.
in the lee nrm.
Miss OrcrturT organized "a posse
TINT pursued the quartet several
miles into the country. Two of
tho bandits attempted TO hide In
field. hut tho posse surrounded
thrm and Miss oNrrturT diSnrmrd
them and brought them in.
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CONSERVE CREDIT
AND KEEP BASIS OF
PROSPERITY HARDIMG
lcontinNr-! Erom Firs.t rhscD


and buying power of Europe can he
restored"
This restoration. he added. is only
possible if American raw materials
20 forward steadily over an extended
period against lons time credits.
Foodstuns. he said. should be prompt,
ly paid Tor as they so into immcdia;.
consumption.
We are therefor" brought face To
face" Governor Harding continued.
with the problem OF how We can
best extend kpn. time credits 10
European countries in order TO on
able them To reconstruct their in
duStries and how we can extend
credit to other countries in order TO
enable them also TO make shipments
to Europe which Otherwise would be
made 10 the United States and glut
our domestic market"
Fly means of corporations organized
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under the Edge Act for nnuncir.
foreign trade the governor contcn,ie t
long Time credits may be granite,
TO finance exports not only from tn,
United states hut from foreign coun-
tries as we'll All Of these operation.
he described as necessary for tn.
solution o. the present world prob
lem.
Was Wartime ENpcdIcnt.
Financing exports To Europe
through credits extended by the gov
eminent was considered by Governor
Harding To he "a wartime cXpcdient
Subsequent To the armistice." he
explained. export trade amounting
to about s2.5O0.ooO 900 was financed
through credits extended by the
Treasury Departments These credits
were an imp"rtau, factor in the
maintenance of our foreign trade
during the first half OF the year 1919
hut IL WAS recognized that method :
Of financing adopted under the stress
of war should not Ice continued aS II
permanent peace policy. for the funds
necessary 10 MAX" such credits avail
able must be raised either BY taxa
ton OF through loans"
Gross earnings OF all Federal re
serve BANKS combined. the governor
reported. Increased IrOm SlU9.g GOA
IT, 1919 to SlSl. bup.Unn in 1870 over
s. per cent OF thc*" earnings came
from paper discounted for member
banks. the av-iup" daily holdings az
which aggregated $3.50. 0uo.Uuo dur
ing l?2o as compared with Sl.JUS.-
uuu,OuV in 1919
OPERATING expenses Of the member
banks continued to increase during
The Year. h" explained. chiefly he
cause OF tn. Increased volume OF
business transacted.
nnnf> Profits Grcnt.
itchlSVonut operations between
FEDERAL reserve banks. !ncluht\
bliIS purchased from other F'cdcr.Ii
reserve banks during the year
anor, ted to s3.CIG.72". 600 as com
pared with S2.G5S.25i 600 in 1919. and
s6"",s3S.Ooo during the year 1913.
NduihG To these transactions the
biils purchased and allotted TO other
Federal reserve banks by the Federal
reserve bank Of New York. the gov
ernor said the total intcrdistrict
movement OF bills during the year
aggregated S4.iO3. GS6.0oO as COM
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The Only Auto-Front Kitchen Cabinet
In Your Home I his Week
Balance on Easy Terms

These are the finest built
Kitchen Cabinets we have seen.
They are more than time and
step-saycrs. Positively they
beauty and brighten your
kitchen. They come in lustrous
oak and white channel finishes.
They arc priced considerably be-
To-" their value today we believe.
The manufacturers will not take
orders naming future prices. SO
we cannot forecast what prices
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-17

The United states Circuit Court Of
Appeals rcconNcncd yesterday morn,
inE at 10 o'clock. with The Iulluwinl
Judges and oinvials ia attendance
Hircuit Judges Martin. y. Knapp. u.
M,"shlnEt"n. -. G.. ana Charles ~
judge John &. Rose. OF Baltimore. Md
Clerk Claude NJ. Dean and l.. :. Mar,
shall John q. Saunders.
Cases argued:
M. 1873. Bankers Trust Company
appellant. vs.. Virginia Railway and
Power Company At al, appcIlccs: APP
peal from the District Court at Elcn.
mond. Va. ANA
No. 1879. rhotlas OCOnnor ct al
appellants. v3. Virginia Halfway and
i"w,r Company ct ali, :tppclItcs; up
peal from the District Court ~ Rich.
inond. Va. Argued together by james
Mann. oil Norfolk. Va. nhd William
Hodges Mann. Of Petersburg. Va, FOR
the appellants. and by Thomas Il. Gay
and Henry w. Anderson. of Rich
mnnd. VA. for the appcllccs. and sub
mittcd.
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col. 4. 1I.1....l...:.
"Pape's Cold Compound"
Breaks any Cold
in Few Hours

Instant Relief Don't stay stuffed.
up outt biowins and sRutnins, \
dose OF rape Cold Compound"
taken every TWO hours until three
doses are taken usually breaks up
any cold
The very first dose opens clogEad
n"str!!s and the air passages OF ;he
head STOPS nose running; relieves
the headache. dizziness tcycr.shn-ss
"Pape's Cold Compound" acts
guicl; succ. and costs only few
cents a. drug stores 1t acts without
nss!stance tastes nice. contains no
gu.nlnc Insist upon PaD"'s'-hdv
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FEDERAL BAN GN COLD
STORAGE FOOD PREDICTED
,ontinuGd From Eirst rAEel

nave cured ham excepted from the
provisions Of the bill. To attain thus
they ask 10 have the bill referred
back 10 the conference committee
PEOPLE are entitled to wholesome
nam, just as much aS they are en-
ttlc1 - wholesome fresh meat" said
fironna and ham kept i'm storage
more than year is not Wholesome.
II is not ham that concerns the pack
erS. 1t is the whole bill Matter of
fact. II is a bin that III. packers
ought TO support. IL will WORK in
their interest in the long rum. just
as government lmsneCtiom has.
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Markets
CURB MARKET.

NEW YORK. Feb. iG.-Movemenis IN the
curb r.iariSv; today were mixed. While Il
ruD'ra..y f.-u 'Ipc prevailed IN the IA
Gus,ria,s and numerous oil stocks The
was rather heavy selling OF South Aincf-
ican shares IN the "Hfiy idrt OF the SEE
sion when resulted Ia losses Of more
tEtr rOIUt. Aft.r the declines some
what better ton. was shown IN tn" group.
but price, at the close were well above
tn" carly hiVh 'rV.iS.
Maracaiso vN ana Caris syndicate wcr.
weak lectures q: the market. Wh.l" the
selling "t MaracaiLo was attributed to
iT"Ht inEin" sales, there seemed To NJ
no aaGse :or N" sudden decline tn CariO
SErtsg",". which dropped Almost : points
Win tttr evidence nf raNyiur. Iut"-ua
i"uat Petroleum was well bought IN tn"
t!,.! prVVeUvut
puraut Motors Developed increased Nc.
tNtty ~ no rar'y afternoon and a.ld "a
7, new nigh record selling we'll above le
~ HiIUE CUTS were moderately active
s".inc wtthin = fraction Of last ulght's
closirE. Nhac Reading Coal sold OH
Tho was stronger tone ia the deal
,mrT ~ '".l,.E S'.'.s a s"h' '|nE !. m
Though business was ua q smaller scale
III I .. a d.. "a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-17

will be after this sale. Attend our
sale exhibit if for nothing more
than to admire these cabinets.
The first kitchen cabinet ever
built was a McDougall. And the
McDougall has ranked first in
value ever since. See The famous
Auto-Front feature; replaces old
fashioned swinging doors; only
on McDougalls. See the snowy
table top that LOCKS solidly when
extended.
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING

iNHEAED FOR QUICK nEEEKENcE
THE sisi1d 1SfS!ii.Sss 70,
;l'fh VIZ .ErSt; 'nS R:h.
!as sSssn1icn Of TiiE suH5XT TiM m:s"
bISPAiGH. which IS Priced separately
Schedule OF Want Al. ltates.
:hc a worL daily minimum .Oc. BET solid
80 :, word dany minimum &c. agate caps
&c word Suucay. ulutE,un. 40, asnlv ca.s
conse insertions price VI ~.
consecutive Insertion. price OF "a
Insertions.
~ Point Type
The largest type permitted IN the Wan,
Ad pages Is u poluI. ana Inc smal.est
space ia winch Joint type al may DO
type is cents IL wofd Ha.!y. and ) cents
Word Sunday. me same sNa.e OF 40.
auctions "ni apply as .OE regular ~.m,
These rates apply only 10 advertisements
territory. From oImer sources sns rates
are. iJa'!y. Is renNs AN "s.tg !!.,e. sun.
words to ne iInrJ CASA mus, Accom-.
pahy the u.dcr ia ~. Instances.
;i.crs on Request
Advertisements received as LAKE as Q
w TO l.. 81. SATURDAY Tor COL. - e.ass..
ucatiom IA the next EDITION.
AM or IikE-SE BRANCH WANT A ID
STATIONS Mill. NCC-rr iOun
wASr Az
WEST Oh FIRST S.HEET.
y. nOLL-aGe.'E I-i..
3OVi nrsI C-Gy Slsvet
avVv west C-Gy street.
SnIlikEi iGiAi.aIACI.
n.A-%il's null. AisD i.nAitMACY.
CAiEDo's DnLu aiOhE.
koD,uson and F.Gyi.
TIiE nitA% DIS rHAitMACY.
" 6. {. kHi:%. So
"a! \
GROVE Avenue rIlAHMAcY.
r. l.. i.oOkEN
hEh Y:iI NE, p itiSsa EsH Iia!,
fUBLiC DKCG STORES.
WEST Esd c ttS HGSH tIiSGiNEnY.
'''! 4. w e. J N1i3 street
rlSE srNEEi fHAKMAcY.
6 ga cH nGg;e I'" * S Ih0s..
u: Y wes NA it'" * n iSt:s''
i55 brook avenue
TAnnA,%T. p ,i;l.i SoMrASY.
COHEN CO. DErAnIMENT STORE.
II W t1 c. s tTGSH at:ss'
3gO West Leigh street.
EAST OF FIRST STREET.
SLui.NS
ntGMr;S fUItNiTUKE Co.
S:s %oFih F,itM Street
$50 North Four;n Street
RICHMOND PHARMACY.
so! Eas. Main Street.
sCHEN'S.
Ninth anu RTuad Streets.
ROLAND IL. CiiLDEE.Y
20 HNrin E.rhtTeni" street.
Twsh TSGST%Ei =sa f Tiiria. streets
Tw.niy i,isi ani AAin Streets.
FAiliAIDCH! PHARMACY.
:i25 r. r,a'f i,,,,4a! A.yS"as,
200 !en4n!c street,
Twen,ysiath ;n"d .Tp.D!o Streets
2so9 Eas' t:Tg.d StrsS,.
29oQ q Street,
j +: SMITH
ago: East MaTsh4lt street.
N' wEisnK + iSHGA 5.
FtLIO%.
JOHN I. kuESrER
ol6 Louisiana street.
J. l.. VAUGHAN.
1907 Williamsburg Avenue.
aeiG Williamsburg Avenue.
SOUTH RICHMOND.
wAsui%GTo% 8 EARLY.
j.. j. PARRISH.
li03 Hull SiI,ct
WASIiiNGTOS * EARLY.
1916 HUI street
BARTON HEIGHTS.
BARTON iiEiGilTs CONFECTIONERY
els SOrth Avenue.
HIGHLAND PARK.
W. *. VAUGHAN.
Fourth Avenue and S;iurt Street
ROLAND PARK.
PARK VIEW PHARMACY
1900 Soss Side Avenue.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Deaths

:OITON--p:cd. in Washington. -. e. on
Wednesday, February IL. Maria Lawson
li"!tou. OF Elucksuurg. Va. sister OF
/, Major Claiming NJ. Bolton. az Char
l"ttcsviilc: DIR. B. Meade iioltuN %! Sioux
CRY. Iowa: the late M.s. John 81. Me-
Brydc. OF B!aclsshurg and the !a;c Jack
son bolton. OF this city. iHterIucnt vii!
hc made in Hollywood Saturday morn
Ing.
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STEAMSHIPS.
Richmond Kew York Steamship Co

Effective Dec: ith saiI!nEs every day.
. a,n ksnmond and New York. Freight
oniy fFaMpt service. No eEnDarsoea
cent SATURDAY. {: Il. 81.
Richmond Sew York Steamship Com.
pay is yolI company. Give IL your
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-17

Cpi.I.IE--i.osi, collie dog. Answers to III.
man" % iiiliy. Finder return to aga
Mrst Main street OF phone. Madison
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ANNOUNCE ASENTS
Funeral Directors
SDeciul Notices
Personals
LOST and Found

WAN NEh-Wc are maxim; II speciality OF
uy"tE army ovcrcOats dark brown and
hiaCk Mis-. y. J. lyle. 3ij-;l7 North
EIith Street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-17

Bui.i.bOt; Lost. Monday. bulldog with
medal No. iGGi9i. Reward II returned
80 ~ N"rih Eighth or call Madison
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-10-08
CITY COURT HAS
FINISHED WORK
After a Busy Day Yesterday Adj
iourned-Many Matters, Rosh
of Civil and Criminal Naasls !
Were Disposed of Yess y
and Docket in Good Shap

After session noted for dispatchof
business, Judge Bats adjourned, the
city court at the close of business yes
terday afternoon. During the day the
following cases were disposed of:
H. B. Easterling VS.. L. D. Oldham,
Jr., bail trover. Verdict for plaintiff
Waterproof Paper and Board Co.,
VS.. c. H. Steiner, trading as Faber's
Steam Bakery; suit on account. Yer
diet for plaintiff.
]. s. Bradley, VS. w. b. Bostwick; at
tachment. Judgment for plaintiff.
Lott-Lewis Co., VS.. ]. w. Rhoden
defendant, Yaryan Rosin & Turpen
tine Co., garnishee, John E. Dubberlyi
claimant; claim. Verdict and judg-
ment for claimant
Hutchinson Shoe Co.. VS.. j. w
BLACKBERRY, i. e., the Peoples Grocery
Co, complaint. Verdict for plaintiff.
State of Georgia VS.. Mrs. Eugenis
Harrison, defendant, and John d. VIII
liams, claimant; claim. Verdict fol
claimant.
Charlie Newsome, larceny, stol
sheriff's pistol from car at court house
Reformatory, incorrigible.
Charlie Newsome, a white boy abou
fifteen years of age, was before tn
court for larceny. The youth slippe'
Sheriff Pyles' pistol from his car whil'
the same was standing near his pfiic,
In the court house building. This BIO,
has been sent to the state reformator.
and Judge Butts will likely order hin
sent to some institution again. TIL
boy is well connected by seems abso
luteiy incorrigible and just what tn
city. court Judge will do with him i
not known at this time
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-10-08
.HOBOKEN EXPECTS
BRUNSW|N CROWD
Tuesday is "GIynn Day" at Big
BrantIey Fair and People
There Are Looking For a
i large Number From This City
i and Section.

q
Today and Monday several boosters
will be out in the interest Of a big
Brunswick and county crowd from this
city and section on Tuesday, which
has been designated as "Glynn County
Day. and the people of Hoboken,
where the fair is to be held, are look
ing for a large number of people and
they should not be disappointed.
The program arranged for that day
will be especially interesting. Hon.
William G. Brantley, for many years
representative of this district in the
national house of representatives, will
speak at the fair on wednesday, but it
is stated he will be there on the pre-
vious day, the twelfth instant, and
mingle with his old time Brunswick
friends.
The fair management will have all
the attractions of the. present day en-.
terprise of the kind and this includes
magnificent live stock and agricultur
al exhibits, as well as the midway
etc. The Hoboken people have spared
no expense in making this, their first
fair, a great success and Of all com
munities Brunswick should lead in
attendance.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-10-08
MANY SUITS RESULT FROM
BROWN HOUSE FIRE, MACON

Macon, Ca, Oct, 7.-Suits aggregat-
ing $4,000 against the Macon Gas
Company as the result Of the Brown
House fire and explosion when six
persons lost their lives are now pend
ing against the company. The total
was brought to this amount Thursday
when Agnes Grays, helper in Glenn's
cafe. located In the Brown House
building. fled suit through her attor-
neys Urquhart and Bell for $4,000 al
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-10-08
ALL RUSSIAN SCHOOLS
fBy the Associated preas.l

Riga, Oct. n Decentralization OF
Russian schools and denationalization
of theaters and moving picture houses
was6announced today by M. Lunarch
iski. former Russian minister of edu
cation, who has reached Riga and is
trying to proceed to Italy to represent
the Third Internationale at the Ital
ian Socialist conference, He desires
the Central governDlent to turn over
the management Of the schools to 10
cal governments. private schools not
to be permitted.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-10-08
LOAN AGENCY FOR LIVE
STOCK AND AGRICULTURE
rBv Associated Press

Atlanta, Oct. Agricultural aid
livestock loan agency of the War III
nance Corporation for Georgia and
Florida was formally organized here
today.
Robert E. Harvey treasurer is. in
charge with headquarters here.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-10-08
legged damages. The plaintiff alleges
she received personal injuries and lost
several articles of clothing.
REDUCE YOUR SHOE BILLS.

Aliens Foot mEase, the antiseptic powder to be
shaken into the shoes, notsnnly stops the pain
OF corns and bunlons, aud gives qHick relief 90
sweating, calloea, tired, aching, tender feet,
bIisters aud sore spots, bat Aliens Boot Ease
rests the feet. keeps them cool and comfortable
all the time, saving tie constant wear on shoes
caused by NERVOUSNESS II the feet, shoes and
stockings wear twice as long when you walk ia
comfort Try Aliens Foot Ease to-day.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1921-11-18
JEWS TAKE MEAS
URES TO OPEN SOUTH AMER
ICA FOR EMIGRANTS

Buenos Aires q. T. A.)-A depu-
tation Of Argentine Jews, represent
ing a conference of all the Jewish
organizations Of the country, waited
on the President of Argentine with a
request that he make possible the
entrance of Jewish refugees into Ar
gentine, especially of those refugees
at present in Roumania and Poland.
The President promised to do all he
possibly could.
The Conference Of Jewish Organi-
cations decided, in view Of the poor
economic condition Of Argentine, to
send a commission to various neigh
boring countries in South America to
study the possibility of Jewish emil
grants from Europe settling there.
Mr.. Stakmet, the director of "ICA"
and Mr.. Regalsky, the secretary of
the Emigration Committee, will pro-
coed shortly on their mission to
Chill, Peru, Bolivia and Uruguay.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1921-11-18
FORD'S LATEST LIE

Mendacity, when it becomes habit
of mind, usually grows with what it
feeds on-the food being malice, envy
and reckless disregard of the rights of
other people. Henry Ford is a patent
instance of this fact. Ordinarily his
opinions could be passed by with
shrug of the shoulders and a smile
of contempt, even though his despic-
able organ, the Dearborn Independent,
conveys what it calls his opinions to
the outside world. When, however,
his malignant anti-Semitism is con-
veyed to millions of people through
the daily press different situation
presents itself. Some of last Sun
days papers, for instance, conveyed
what appeared to be an Associated
Press dispatch from New York in
which this reckless slanderer of the
Jews attributed the proposed railroad
strike to the influence of the interna-
tional Jewish bankers-those buga-
boos who are an obsession to his weak
and wicked mind. The idea would
ordinarily be too silly to merit seri-
GUS attention; but it is serious enough
in it's possible consequences when it