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New-York tribune., 1921-05-31

mercc or industry. The problems that
come daily across the desks of the pres
cnt directors are the same problems
you face-problerns of manufacturing,
wholesaling, retailing, markets, raw ma
tcrial, prices, financing, costs, labor. A
customer of the Bank can always feel
that back of any advice or counsel
which he may receive, is genuine un-
derstanding Of his needs.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-31
Discrimination Needed in the Rails

]o9stionEl yes n, have one Republic of Chile
y; ohe virginia Carolina Chemfcal III
If ~ son" some one told me would make more
do ~, D0ugnt railroad bonds, which | sha i
Ss SS1msa-Carolina Chemical? Are the trI1 two
ioas ponas | have sound? If thew are + shni' WI
Keep them. What do Won fbInI of shah aao
=. SoatH tfa ar AT Line 6s? New York, New Haven
are seilIng i,oro Baltimore e Ohio? They
oneap Just now.-K. c.
Answer-We consider both tho Re-
pubic Of Chile IS and the Virginia
Carolina Chemical 71as to be good in
vesttments. We would not advise Won
70 70 invest IN any Of the bonds of 80
New YORK, New Haven & Hartford nnr
OF the Baltimore g. Ohio under n,.osa,,t .1ot
circumstances. The New Yorl 81 Na.w
haven d. Hartford is in bad fnancis1 Il, oci%
shape, and unless sometime is - "a "a.
improve the situation in the near fn. W.
lure IT might get into financial dif-
nLculI1es. tLc yes The underlying securities If
the baltimore & Ohio are good inwastl
nehts, IN our opinion, but are nor s,;t
aDle TO a wholly inexperienced invas-
Tor at least until we know more aho,,+
now the railroad situation as a whole
- gong TO turn out. If YOU want to
ouy railroad bonds, we suggest that
under present circumstance Won Im"s hnv
14nds W only of the strongest roads.
we consider the new Northern Pacific
Great tnos Northern 6h per cent bonds. due
aSSoo, pelng offered at a price to WELD
oB per cent, TO be high grade invest
ment.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-31
Scot Getting Per Cent on Savings

Question: am employed by large
financial house and have saved my first
S6ee. My savings are now drawing . per
cent interest in a savlnSs fund conducted
by the institution where l am employed,
| feel however, that In view OF the eX-
oellent investment opportunities that exist
At the present tl7oo IL would be wise for
me TO get my funds out IN long time Sc
II 70. would you recommend stocks or
bondsF Being single man can afford
to take little chance. However, specu-
latfon does not appeal TO me What do
French loan, Chilean government SIS, Japa-
nese sterling As, some OF the French city
bonds, American Telephone and relegraph
Omitted States steel common. Some Cana
else which you suggest III Nj. McP.
Answer--lf you have faith in the
house for which you work and its sbl-
ay to safeguard your savings for you
and pay per cent on them we sug~
gest that you leave the money where
it is, If only for the advantages which
you presumably derive from being your
employers creditor, That. however. is
not an investment matter and must
be decided by you on its other merits.
AS for your second question, the Sc
curities you mention are not, in our
opinion, high grade enough for a
Scotsman's first $500 savings. We
suggest $500 Atchison, Topeka e.
Santa Fe general per cent 1895, which
is first mortgage on practically all
the main line from Chicago to Los
Angeles and San Francisco. This issue
is q classic among high grade bonds.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-31

49,
American Tobacco Scrip
American Mach. & Fdry.
British-American Tob.
Babcock & Wilcox
Garland Steamship
Geo. W. Helme Com. & Pfd.
]. S, Young Common
Imperial Tob. of G. B. & Ire.
MacAndrews & Forbes
Porto Rican-Amer. Tob. Scrip
r. J. Reynolds Tobacco
Remington Type lst pfd.
Schultz Retail Stores
Tobacco Products Scrip
Weyman-Bruton Corn. & Pfd.
BRISTOL s. BAUER
t2o BROADWAY NEW YORK.
Phone Rector 45sA
New-York tribune., 1921-05-31
Woman Inclined to Speculate

w wQuestion-Win you kindly advise me
,1ilda mnether r. or not you consider the two fol-
tUmilg n,'s Y stocks safe inv 4stments: Loft Candy
ano @ bafnsdall / would wish only tn
get t;di, few shares Of these. perhaps ten. I
m9uld nr}unird not be dependent upon either the
to tb1ineipaI eef or interest but would not cave
Miss A. NJ
Answer-Your candy and oil stocks
are too speculative for investment, in
our opinion. We do not advise about
speculation, but we have noted that
women in your general position have
an unfortunate time of it when thew
PIT their wits against professional
spectators. That is practically what
you would be doing if you bought the
New-York tribune., 1921-05-31
Investment
Information

Q@sstscas Of general interest to sn-
etsfeYs seiii De anspered in this Gel.
asaa, in which case only initials wis
be ased. Others spiil be onswered W
msil. Address all inquiries, snolss-
ins a stamped, addressed enUeleRs, to
EinaHcsai Editor, Tbs Tribune. lSb
Nassau Street, Ne,o York. City.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-31

a MERCHANT or manufacturer
IN likes TO approach his Bank with
the knowledge that he is dealing with
men who know the sweat and blood of
business, not specialists merely in the
intricacics of finance. In the 122 years
Of the Bank of the Manhattan Com
pany's existence, the directors who
have formulated its policies have been
actively and notably engaged in COM
Washington Journal., 1921-04-15
@ermania MaGnner- G6pr.

Vim Oont1erstag, Den Z. B. WttS.,
belt ser o@ermonia WGnnerGor" in
ieinem 2ofoI, 922 ga. Mbenl1e, feline
monotli6e @eriamml11ng ab, 0ie Iebr
gut, iomobl BON oen aftiben als aud)
bon paliiben WitgIie0ern beiudt mar.
I'm $50 l1br eroffnete Ser 8rGii6ent
SEER Sobn &eif sic 8eriammIung.
Nod &erleien oes &rotofoas our6
Ben SefretGr, Serrn s. SGffner, uno
6eS6inanaberi6ts Ser oorbergeben6en
Notwithstanding ieitens oes Sc
fretars, murOe Griteres bon ser Ser
%Idmmlltrg a1s=, un0 2ebterer entge=
gengenommen. uebel bermerft bon
Ben Mitglie0ern m1r0e 0as Nidton=
%peienolein oes S6atmeilters. 0o6
Grleoigung Der &outinegeidGfte gob
Der 5inan5lefretGr Srib SGffner cine
@eiamtabre6n1ng iiber Sen am 81.
Sebrl1ar' nbgeApltenen WaSfenban,
Ser Ser 8ereinsfaIle einen 9etto-re=
beriduB bon $S6.12 einbrahte, mel
Dies &eiultat bon Sen Mnpeienoen
nit Subel be9riiBt nuroe. Die Mb=
re6nitng tpuroe bon Sen Serren Geo.
0iener, SO. S6iGine uno Mar Ser
gepriift uno fir ri6tig befunoen.
Sooann erbat Serr CIR. Streit3
bonn Soriisenoen oas 8ort. SEER
Streib fiibrte ben Mnpeienoen Dor,
oaB eS better fir Sen Serein mare,
lpenn er feline Seriammlungen in bent
teu gegriinoeten r&ontor6-& lub" ab
balten miiroe, Oa Ser 3med oieIes
&ll1bs oo6 lit, 0aS geiamte Oeutl6-
tum 8aibingtons in ieinem Sauie at
bereinigen. @r ma6te Sen 8orIdlag,
0ortbin iiber8uiieoeln. Oieier 8or-
idlaa muroe bon Seiten 6es Serrn
Sp. San0er uno on0eren unterItiitt,
io0aB Der &oriiben6e 0ariiber abItim-
menIieB. 9os &einltot oieier 9b-
%itimmung ergo6, oaB ser MGnner-
dor iein Seim fir Die 5olge I'M Son.
cor0- Glub" aufi6lGgt. 0a meitereS
ni6t Dorlag, i6loB ser &r1iioent Die
Seriammlltng Inn 10 ltbr.
Ginen %qroBartigen GrfoIg feitens
oes 8ablrei6 erI6ienenen 8ublifum 3
er5ielte Der u@ermania M1nnerGor"
BEL ieiner gum erlten Mal i'm aon.
Washington Journal., 1921-04-15

House Of 1924, and worldwide
Crewe House propaganda is under way
to make him the most popular man in
the world. But the seeming anomaly of
the situation is explained by the COM
plete domination Of French influence in
Washington at the present time, due to
a temporary GOODNESS toward Britain
over the M~esopotamian oil wells, and
Britain's reciprocal GOODNESS over the
expansion of the American navy and
merchant marine. But England is ex-
pected to fall into line as the lesser of
two evils, with the United States strong
ly linked up with France. 1t is conf
IDENTIFY expected that a combination of
these powers will be effected without
ever SO much as mentioning the League
OF Nations. A nominal peace will be
patched up with Germany, but unless the
President has forcibly recalled to him
some of his vital prediction promises
and the Hoover Morgan scheme to use
the money intended for the German chill
dren is baked, there is no hope Of de-
cent relations with Germany for a hun
dred years to come.
PETER BOTTOM.
Washington Journal., 1921-04-15

foro- &Ilb obgebaltenen Abenounter.
baItung un0 Cans. Ser Gbor ieIbit
eroffnete Oen gG6enO Ourd @eiong bon
5mei Sieoern uno guar % 8olo, NIT
Oeinen ouftgen 3peigen" mo SD
lag nm 8oloesloume", ntl0 er5telte
0urd oen mirfIih 9roBorti9en Sor-
trog in alien @in5elbeiten einen Itiir-
miihen Ipplols. Nhtn tretcn oie
= Gon3luItigen an, uno eS mar cine
Sreitoe, Ser Sitgeno uno oltb BEN
@elteren 5u5ltieben, Die Tie nod Der
geoiegenen MltIif, oie iid sic WtGn-
Herhorler mie0er bon Baltimore Der
i6rieben botteiL oosSan3bein i6pan-
gen uno oIles eiteiI Suit unO 6reu0e
mar. Cine groBe l1eberroidung muir
De Den Mnpelenoen 0tr6 6ns oltf ser
9iibne erfoIgte g[ltftreten oreier <o-
ben nit Iomen Sad 8olf, Saul ru1o
Sronf Garner, sic oos 8ltblifum
onrh @eiong uno Son3 51t pobren
2ohioIben binriiIen 1tn0 fir lire
mirfIi6 bor8iigIiden 2eiltun9en aud
reif)en @eifon fdnoen.
Nles in @nem5 ser n@ermonio
NGnner-Gbor" bat an 0ieiem Mben0
pieoerum beDieien, mas er leiIten
fam, Tim feline @Gite outs 8eIte gu
unter6oGten1 1n0 lit b%oloitf befrieoigt
our6 0as Sob, 0os ibm Die Inmeien-
oen soften, iomie alt6 nit Dem er5ieI-
ten pefuniGren grfoIg. Mo9e er 10
meter fortfobren, bliiben uno geoei=
ben, ben ale girgen boIbefrieoigt
f1od Sauie uno freuen ii6 l6on ouf
Die nGdite 8eronitoItung.
Cine groBe 6reroe muroe Sen
W1nnerh0rlern oltd nod our6 Sen
@ie6erbeitritt berIfie0ener bon ben
llebungen megge6liebener aIten SGn-
ger.
Nn uniere iangeSIultigen SiingIin-
ge in 8oibington ri6ten mir sic Sit
te, fi6 unierm &erein ou3uihlieBen,
lno Den i6onen oeuti6en @eiang
perberrli6en 81 beIfen.
g, @Gffner.
Washington Journal., 1921-04-15
9emtides @aiien6ans.

Im Sonntag, Sen 10. &priI, fonb
oie monatli6e 9ireftoren 8eriomm-
hung I'M 9euti6en 8oiienbolts 1tott.
8rGiioent Mortin 8iegailo omtierte.
SefretGr &ermonn g. 8infIer fiibr-
te oos 8rotofoIl. 9o8 6%inan5font-
mittee beriftete iiber Die @rbl6afi
oes gor5en No6IoiIes zines ebemoli-
gen SoI0aten, nomenS MoIier, Ser
I'M bieiigen Soloatenbeim perItorb
Sin b~eitebenoes &omitee 5ur Ginrih+
tung bon @Ieftri3itGt beri6tete Sort.
i6ritt in Sen &orbereitungen. Chen.
foGs ioll elm @eIdnoer Ser lteinerner
Sreppe entlang angebra6t peroen
Die &in0er limo mobl unb munter
es befin0en ii6 5ltr5eit 26 in l1nlern
@eim. Serr Inorep 2offIer mar Il
giitig uno i6enfte cine Wilffub gum
8eiten ser &inoer. @benIo beoo1ter
altd onoere 8obltGter 0as Seim tuGb.
reno oes Monots nit Spenben.
Washington Journal., 1921-04-15
Sn sic alte Seimat!

Sic Serren @m. 8root If. uno
Otto &ebner, reilen am %. S. Mts.,
bon bier nod 0elltl6lon0 ob. 8eim
Seien 6ieIer 3eilen miro Wander
miinl6en, in Ser @eieui6oft oieier
bcioen Serren mit8ureiien. 0o6 lei
Der bleibt eben BEL bielen ser 8unid)
Ser &ater oes @eoanfenS, uno troIten
mir oieie nit Dem 0i6terluort:
&entf ih Elm @oglein mar
uno audi 8mei Slii9lcin bGtt', ulm.
NnQefommen in 0euti6lano nit
Dem 9ompfer uMount Sermon" fin6
Serr uno Srall IS. 9ll1 uno oereh
5pei &inoer, mobnboft 1919 g ctr.
bierielbit. Gieielben gebenfen lGnge-
re 3eit BORT 81 bleiben. @ir min
lden Sbnen elm Probes 8ie0erleben
in Ser alten Seimotl
Washington Journal., 1921-04-15
Siitrift Nu. 40,
9eltIdwr 11nteritiitnngs=8 nn0.

9as San5frdnaden, beranitaltet
bonn 9iItrift geo. 410 oes 0eutl6en
Neutrality-suspicious., am 9lbeno oes
6. @pril in Serrn Carl Sammels
SaIe, 922 $50. 9lpe., mar iebr gut be-
iu6t. 9ie Mitglie0er, oeren Samil-
lie uno Sreunoe, fiiIten bie Salle,
uno bate Ser 0iItrift niemols einen
beIieren 8eiud. Gin qutes Srde-
Iter fpielte gum San5e auf, Die fem
item Sudden, 8admerf, See Cream;
un6 anoere quite Sa9en moren in
SSiiae uno SiiGe borban6en; ieoer-
mann bereniigte fi6 ottfs Bette. 9as
&ommittee Deficient aus Sen 9amen
Martba S6roff Gmilie galit, 2oui-
fe 8ieIltein, Mariu Ser, @mmo
9ammeI, &atbarino @0t uno 2ino
6. S6orb batten lire SGroe bon gu
titn, INN alien @niprii9en mel9e an
fie geitent Duroen, 5l geniigen,
S9reiber oieies bat einen 5orten
8inf befommen, 0aB oas &ommittee
in Ser nG6Iten 8%erIamml1ng einen
gIGn5enoen finan5ieGen 8eriGt err
itotten miro; ergo i@lieBt @u6 Dem
9iitrift SEQ. 40 anllll S.@.
Washington Journal., 1921-04-15
0amenIeftiOn Oes sOnfOrO aGn6s.

@s iol uno m1B geGingen,-0as lit
unier 8obliprrd. IIs mir inn 9es
3ember Iebten SSabres organilierten,
mar es elm fIeineS &GufIein bon s
ODER 10 Sralten, 1tno berte, mad foltnI
8 Monoten5 5Gblt unier &erein i6on
40 Mitglieoer; 8eigt 0oS nt6t, 0aB eS
nod gentlg quite 0eliti6e 6ro1ten gibt,
Die li6 MN mobl fiiblen bel ibren
oeutiden Wtiti9peitern2 Solange
unier &erein beltebt, baben mir l6on
bieIes geIeiltet, mas rnierm &onfor0
&lub 3ugltte fommen muB. Srou 9.
Grumfe murOe nit Ia1tem Surrab
empfongen, als iie 0as Heiultat ibres
&ortenobenoS fund COB, mdre tie niht
10 ihner gemeien, bGtte man iie our6
Den 8arlor getragen; al16 iiber Sen
&eingeninn unieres Srppers f6nnen
mir 5u%frie0en fem; ga nod biele Si6-
etS oltSlteben fam nod fem 8erift
erfolgen. Sn Ser Solge miro monat-
lid elm @eburtstog gefeiert mer6en,
iin0 ober mebrere ser 5ralten Sc
bltrtstagsfinoer, Damn feiern mir eben
mebr. Mit elmer gltten Saiie &uffee,
9efIomotionen uno @eiang, i6loB oie
ouBeror0entlid gut beludte Ser
Iammlung.
Soltline 8altber.
Washington Journal., 1921-04-15
Nnsnita &ictOria!
Son 6 Ii It a @eiIi1,
@oibin0ton, 9. 6.

IIEO
.2aB't ar elm titles 8ort uns iagen
Ton 8eilei0, Srater, S9mer5 uno
8fIi6t,
Sn bielen ounflen @roento9en
Gin S%rouenber3 lit i6fperer nidt;
@s bro6 in 8reuBen's ltngIiifstogen
SouiIen's Ser3, Ser Gontgin,
9os glei6e, f6pere Sos 5u tragen
8or Dir beitimmt, 5roi1 &oiierin.
SIN 2ano ser 3ufIudt, @ott m0g's
1egnen,
Stia ein5ueebr, mar 0ein @eI6id,
Tom Sirnmel mogen SbrGnen regnett
Sn Sralter bringt man Old 3uriif,
3ltriid ins 2ano Ser 0euti6en Mb-
men
Sn oertide Groe tint binob
llno liebe i6ipar3=peiB-rot Sabnen
ltnbiiaen Di6 i'm itiGen @rob. X
Sm Strom ser 8eit lit bieI berronnen
9ur6 touieno 8ltn0en tief rn6 rot,
W}it Sob Bot man 9ein @oIf umipon-
men,
9eie mar Elm 2ono 10 tief in SCOT,
0ein lebtes 8ort fir SdloB uno
9iitte,
8ir miIien's aud i'm fernen 2on6,
IS mar gum Iieben @ott sic 8itte:
8el6jrm mein &oIf nit &oterbono !
Washington Journal., 1921-04-15
ysUmiidsr gbcuS" I'M aOnfOrO Stub
A little nonsense now and then -
Is relished by the wisest men

A little nonsense now and then -
Is relished by the wisest men
81 oodte oll6 &err Geo. g. 8litt,
ser &oriibenoe oes&ergnitgltngstomi.
tes i'm 9onforo &Iitb, un0 beronItol-
tete einen &omiidenglbeno fir Sonn-
tag, Oen "a. april. gto60em infer
&ublitum Sbeoter, @eiGnge, &ortrG.
ee ritp. geb0rt bat, min man linen
iett eiuige Iuitige 2a6Ihinoen 5u quite
fonmen Ioiien.
0os p~oIlitGnoige 8rogromm miro in
ser n66iten Summer oieier 3eitrng
erideinen. ollie, sic ibre iGbrIide
MitgIieOsfarte beiiben, boben freien
@intritt an oieiem g(beno. Iihtmit-
glieOer miiiien GintrittSgel0 entri6-
ten beim 8etreten Ser Sale.
Washington Journal., 1921-04-15
@rOker 8all gum Seiten Ses Sent-
iden @aiienhamies.


4m 9ien8tag, Sen 26. ApriI, fin
set i'm Concord Club Elm 8au gum
8eiten oes oe1tifen @diienbouies
ltatt. Die 9omen bonn 0Gbberein
iino eifrigit NIT Sen @orbereitltngen
bei6dftigt unO LADEN i6on beltte oie
Sreunoe Oes 8oiienbauies 8lt 8abI-
REDEEM 8eiude elm. Ser 3eitungs-
reporter bot bereits a1tsgeidniiffelt,
Dab Ser Sail elm e6ter, feiner oeut=
i6er 8an per0en loa, an Dem sic
i6miegiomen 0ona1t @al5er, @nl=
ia Ma5urfa lno mie iie oae beiBen,
alt uno Sung auf Die Seine bringen
mir0.
Washington Journal., 1921-04-15
.. s. 6tIfsYerein.
Sentc ScflnmntiOns= g6enO nnO %Ga'
SerIammInnq.


CUR &erionmlltng belte Nbet0 I'M
Concord .&hlbbolts miro Sri. Sfo0e
cine llnterboltltng geben gum 8eItet
zines ormen &iinItlers in 9eutI6-
Ian0. SRI. Sdooe lit inns alien in
morger G%riuner1ttg megen ibrer 6G-
biofeiten un3 iteten 8ereitmiaigfeit,
alt belfcn, no es 5u belfen giebt. User
nidt fommt, oeriGltmt eitten Iben0
ser heiteren @eieGiqfeit un0 Itilen
Sreuoe umter Mehi6en 1tno 6reltn-
sen. @eOenft Scr ormen @oiien urto
g9itpen ltno &in0er ser olten Sci
mat. @os bo6en @ bereit8 0lr6
0en S"iIfSberein fir 0aS @olf Ser 3D.
ter qetan? @S moq oriiben einige
menige Rei6e 1tnO &eriGpertoer ge-
ben; ser 0itrhihnitt Ieioet bittere
9(rmitt uno 9e0rGngnis. ~ @ott fei
Can't, ser Gid lit geoedt", fonnen
mir bier ioaen, Oh man es oritben
Iogen fam?
@s m6gen einige S6reiben bier
folqen, mie ite in gr0Beren Mengen
einlaltfen. Sic iin6 tppii6 fir Die
Irbeit 0es SiIf8fommittees itnO be-
5ei6nen0 fir sic Notlnge Ser &eimot.
Seem 0orf, %. MGr5 1921.
Serrn Or Saul @leis, SefretGr
Q. 6. &elief Committee.
@ie Sbnen bereitS aus unIerem
RltnNi6reiben befonnt, boben mir
Dor fltr5em mieoerltm einen Soften
bon 5000 &iiten Mil6 beri6ifft, oie
bcrcits oieier Eo9e in Sombltrg eir=
treffcn. Ser 8reiS ser MiId lit
1925 per &iite, incl. oller6ro6t ru1O
INSTRUMENTATION bis gum 8e-
ItimmltnQsort. 9(nbono SSbrer iiing=
item 8eitrGge mar eS uns mogli6,
SSShr &ommitte NIT 95 &iIten Wild
a 1925 per Site, i'm gon5en $688.75
3t creoitieren. &o6o6teno,
@. s. 81. S6uIb.
8erlin-G
Gecilienbous, "a. GSebr.
6errn Or. Saul @leis, SefretGr
6. &elief Committee.
9ur6 oa8 gei6Gbte S6reiben bonn
Central &elief Committee, Stem yorf
bonn II. Sonltar 1921, erbieIten mir
Die bo6erfreulide @o6ri6t, ooB sic
MISUNDERSTANDING an urlS OBJ
geidift boben. 9ie Senoung lit eben
eingetroffen, ltno mir bringen iie, mie
unten ottgege6en, 3ur 8erteilung.
@eitatten Sic ms, Sbnen i'm Sea
men Ser @noempfGnger Sen oufri6-
0anf fitr oieIe Spenoe tpie il
berboupt fir Sbre tGtige Witorbeit
am 9iebesmerf sur 2in6erung oeut-
lher Scot 5u iibermitteIn u1o gIei6-
5eitig oie Soffnung olts5ripreden,
Bob mir in ser 8erteil1tng ser inns
giitiQit iiberipieienen @oben o16 ST.
rem @iinihen qeredt geiporoen fino.
Die Iusnabl ser @n6empfGnger fin
0et notiirli1 inn &obmen oes geIam=
ten amerifanii6en Silfslperfes ltott,
ltno infer @run6geoonfe lit ltet8 Ser,
m0glidit peitgeben6 in 9euti6lano
Die Silfsbereiti6oft unierer lieben
Sreun0e ltno Stammesbernanoten in
Nmerifo befonnt l1no mirfiom neroen
8u laiien. @ir meroen uns erlaltben,
Sbnen oie Quittungen Ser @roem-
pf1nger ipfort nod @rbalt 5l5ltItelen.
q nnprhprinn Wprf Slit
Washington Journal., 1921-04-15
ssfaHRt t.

8oIgenoer 9eridt erI6ien in Ser
Nummer bonn 8. Mpril 1921, Ser
3eitl6rift ~SIiues of So-oap". Sic
miro fir olle, 0ie iid on Dem SiIfs-
merf fir OertihIon0 beteiIigen bon
beionoerem Sntereiie iein.
Washington Journal., 1921-04-15
Cables Slight.

@roBe n2o6ies' @igbt~sift in Ser
Oeutiden Sreimaurer-2 oge fiir0 liens.
tag, Den 10. &pril, borgeleben. Gin
iebr amiiianter Mbeno lit Sen Bril-
bern Ser 2oee uno 6eren Samilien in
@usfi6t gelteat. 4lt6 lit bereits Der
fi6ert moroen, OaB 0ieie @eranitol-
tl1ng ale anoeren iibertreffen ioa.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-06
Rupture Kills
1000 Annually

Seven thousand persons each year a's
laid away the burial certificate bong
marked "Bururr.' WHY Hocauso The
unfortunate ones had neglected themselves
ar had been merely takug care o. The s,gu
tswrilinrl Of the afNiction ard paying no
afIgnuuu 10 the cause What nre you
duirGf Are you nerlecting yourself bow
vtbI.Hr q truss appliance. or whafcvr.
rtro Won choose Go call ia At beat the
truss ts only makcshift--a falss prop
against cpNapsiug wali--and cannot DO
expected io oct as more than mere mo
rhluIrb' support Tho binding pressure re.
ard. blood circulation. thus robbipk tho
weakened muscles % that which they need
uost.. nournhmrnt
Hr' srirHr, has tourd = way, ard every
irrst sutforrf iu the lgrI is invited 10 make
TVIF tc.t rEl' in the privacy of their
own Homp Tho pINpAO method Is IN.
Que.' 'lHUan'E tie most scientific, logical and
successful ...I treatment for rupture this
world bias ever krowu
Tho uINpAO PAD whom adhering closely
in ihr body cannot possibly slip or shift out
W place therefore cannot rhafe or pinch
tNit ~ velvet easy to apply .lurvpeusive.
10 Dc used vhl'E you work and ehlst you
sleep No straps, buckles or springs A.
tarhrd.
Icarn how 20 close the beruiaI opening as
nsiuro Intended 20 tho rupture CAN'T
COME down Send your name today to
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necessary -a-Ndvt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-06
COAL GETS THE BLAME
Hoiis lng Shortage Laid to Priority
Orders on Fuel u, senator Cal
der In New York SpC,,,h

NEW YORK, Feb. 5.--BelIef that
the housing shortage throughout the
country il directly attributed TO pri-
ority orders for coal shipments was
expressed tonight by Senator VIII
liam NJ. Calder, chairman Of the
senate committee on reconstruction,
speaking before the New York Asso-
citation Of Real Estate Boards
The preference given coal ship
mcnts by the interstate commerce
commission since June OF last year
has interrupted the flow of building
materials. he said. 1t deprived
building Industries Of adequate
transportation limited supplies bo-
low the demand and thus brought
about high local prices OF lime. ce-
ment, brick and other materials. the
senator declared
As n result OF this condition and
OF Inability TO obtain capital for its
operations, the building industry,
Senator Calder said, has been vir-
tually shut down since last spring.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-06
BUFFALO HERDS
ARE INCREASING
Species Once Threatened
With Extinction Now
Steadily Gaining.
By HARRY WARD.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 5-Thc
American bison. or buffalo. famed
in history as a real American prod
uct is far from extinction. This en-
couraging news comes from the
American Bison society. whose fig
urcs show that iu January, 1920,
there were 3,39S wild and tame buf-
falo in the United states.
OF the nine govern mont- owned
herds, two of the largest under the
care Of the United states depart
mcnt OF agriculture are located In
the Wichita national game preserve.
oklahoma, and on the national
bison range az Dixon Mont, tn"
department announced today. Tn,
herd ON the Wichita preserve now
numbers l54, including IS calves
IN 1920. Ia this herd four bulls
aud II cows are ten years Of age
or over and ono cow is 20 years old
Tho I 3 animals that constituted the
original Wichita herd came from
the New York geological park.
In accordance with tho provisions
made I'm the 1919 appropriation bill
for their care. II Is planned to dis
pose OF some OF tho surplus bufta
10 IN the government herds. Public
parks and municipalities are the
largest patrons Ry distributing the
animals over the country IL disease
and misfortune ovcrtakcs the main
herds there still will be stock len
with which groups could be built
up again.
The buffalo in the United States
have increased about 800 per cent
IN IL years. In 1913 there were /, =
ll6 wild and tame buffalo in this
country; at the beginning Of 1920
there were 3393. Canada has a
argor numbor--5,0S0 This is due
20 the fact that several years ago
wncu the Pablo herd IN Mont'.na
belonging to Michel Pablo. half
breed Indian, was for sale, the Ca.
madam government bought the anil
mails, sufficient interest not being
exhibited by Americans at that time
20 make Il possible to retain them IN
MS country. Tho total number OF
wild and tame buffalo on tho North
American continent at present is
probably more than 1000 head, the
department OF agriculture says.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-06
Red Cross Pajan,as
Donated for Army
Sold by Spectators

WASHINGTON. Feb e.. -- Pa
jamas 10000 suit" .; them. made
by American women for the bows
In France, but sold to the French
government after the Armistice.
are being sold iu the country
through French and American
spectators at f2t5 suit. J.. T..
Eicknell, assistant director Of the
Red Cross, a. T.. r.. declared
today before a house war invcsl-
eating committee They were given
To- the army by the Red Cross
and sold by the liquidatiug COM
mission, he said, by French specu-
lators getting them from the
French government later and SELL
ing them TO Americans who
stripped them OF the Red Cross in
sigma and marketed them here.