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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-11
TOURIST TIDE TURNS
TOWARD EGYPT AGAIN
Trolley Carr to Pyramids; Some Changes
IN the Cities, But the General
PicturesQuoness Remains.
BY T. WALTER WILLIAMS.

CAIRO. JAiS ih.-IE:S was t!c if"t
tourist ~".t~.u III Egypt inc" tn spring
a. iHli cook = haI their steamships
Nrdn..,. IElrt and Sudan Operating ny
{" AsNuuIu and = SrrNIr" on IN >"""nd
cataract from N>Sn,Ian - N.,hl HhIth.
'rhrUugn ;l,. arrI.,l "i . In; crowd on
rh.. luna rri,L i'lr"Il., iu"i had i"r""
lH!i boat durluE -" season. which Wa
uuI ."ng "ii The NI.c Orcaur" o. IN" l"w
water.
The .trNpiIau state Ea;Iwdys hav'' i
rood G.l!N srrN i,'. - l.UNr~ and \ ~SniL n
with dl:nuE carr nd -."';,,rr and It's"
g.. N...> man BE-, ard Fort Sad :" met ih"
slcumS hIpS from Eur"i". Tn" fd..ti.
companies Lloyd TrI'~iin" and - rye l.,
MarIttUus, operated N"rhIy cypress set
wees !r in Genoa. Naples. HrIndInI and
Venice ~ IN" steamships ESp"r!a and
UciOuan I..Icn 81 these lln"rS brings
number rf p""r lows on their way 80
Palestine, who trtIr! - deck riS~"N
gers AMI bring their own food and h"d-
din. They 80 by -, from Alexandria
- Jaffa.
Tn" Egyptians want Americans ="
VISIT their country again LN they use"
/" do before rh,' wHr. thir!"S y. B"'h-
Ter manLeinE director aud prlnripNl
Stovkh"ldrr "i tho Egyptian Hotels"
Ltmitrd. which concern owns every
rrSr-cig-s hStrl III Care. except he
Grand Continental. ami also IN l.uA"i
and ASSpuLn. sand that the number ~
tourists thus .."nSou had h"rn' under
" QUO while h,,iOr" the war thrN num-
hcrcd nearly : n0o every season. li''
has been >" years ia IN" country AN.
- al, of IL,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-11
FINANCIAL OPTIONS.

(Bv private wire tn \ r.. Mast"n co..
sew York. july 9.-WashinEtoa re-
ports II hotter trade outlook n thc
world with month 81 June showing an
Improvement in rConomi" ""nd tl"nS.
Herald SAYS today that congress IS 10
shclvo "a" bonus bill and expedite tax
revision.
No n"nc," that ~" huvrng "f n" bet
,nr class # -.tilrntd securities on rrar-
tlcrS viii seq good returns an purchases.
in profr SS!ondi circles hero is gossip
Of further pressure aCn.nS' the stock
market Today. More llquidati0n lS "vi-
IDENTIFY expected in the 'ndnStcIa!s. y
sharp reaction following IN" cNt"nsiN Q
recovery would h" entirely in accord
with precedent. There - i tendency DC
veiopinE among a"tiv" traders to buy
rails on all rcc"SSlnn~ and sci INDUS
trials on sharp rallies as rule. Cool
reasons arc found for believing thai
-aiIs arc being accumulated under cover
Of weakness in the !ndu Str!a. hat.
New York. July "a further reaction
from the higher levels recently cStn h.
lished would not he surprising and par
,irular pressure may u" ohs"rva nc IL
issues that were quite weak late ytet"r-
day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-11
DUN'S INDEX NUMBER

As recent weekly price movements
had clearly fore$had"wcd N" mid-Ncar
commodity index number reflects con-
,Inuancc Of the downward trend tha'
has been IN progress tor more than a
wear past Measured by punS compii-
alton, which makes allowance for N"
relative Importance OF each OF IN" MANY
articles included IN the record. thc net
yielding IN wholesale quotations 49, ,,,.
month reached 81 per cent, and marks
the fourteenth consecutive monthly re-
Ccssion The price dctlauon during
June was considerably more pronoun'-
ed than that which secured IN May
v hen only p fractional dr"ln" IN the
ir,!cN number was witnessed. ana -
WITHIN about Z" : pr C"Dt "i thc aver
a." rcdu,tlun TO- the frs, tour months
thus y,ar. y SIiH.>%I. representing 'hs
cost per raPIt., II years supply OF
!. Is per cent below n" tIGur" ~
January Last. and - ! p"r ''nt under
III. high pom: touched on May }, i?-'.
Al that TIM. after months ~ rar'h
advance. prices wcr" slightly more than
MS per ,"nt above tn" pre-war basis.
whereas the rlSr has since narrowed to
81 per cent. Although tn" develop
mcnt of more stabl" conditions mas
!al"iv been Il uot'C"ah" feature IN S"rn"
quarters AS IN tcAti." markets. HIN :"
The seven groups INTO whloh inc in"'N
number - s.pardfri VIZ" lower on July
| than a month rrryguu,. IA" dairy nnd
garden class. IN whI,u = small ln"r"aS"
appears. hcinE IA, "A""rt."n. Tn" Wild
-, ,l,,, lines wCr,. III hrCadStuffS. meat.
and miscellaneous. aud The net result
Tor all foods Vas i recession ~ = l per
ont THIS change contrasts with an
;dNanc" ri - per cent III f""dStufS IN
M. imrn"iia'"ly pr"'"'!'ng month. when
81 SHARP upturu lu ~. COS ~ "adinS
grains affected IN" lnd.'N u0-nher ma
ter'aiiN. ,u,' e. - r"A"tl"u m ihCs"
commodities Va IA important factor
durlrr lIuc-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-11
PITTSBURGH IRON
AND STEEL REPORT
week ending July .. 1921.
u g DIN q co.

Tho deflat:on ~ the steel industry ~
su'l apparent with further develop
mcnts IN tho form Of wage and pro" adj
Justmcn's and action IN the matter or
fre!Gh, rates Is awaited as another de-
S,rabl~ move Following various reports
NJ price concessions in dirrcr"nt depart
mrntS. certain independent producers
have officially announced another rcNi-
sion in quotations and the impression Is
that this may Income general. The now
prices represent cuts Of from - ;" Sln
per ton and II is pointed out that tho
dIffcrCnC" nov existing as compared
with prc-war figures ~ practiral'y 40
sorb.4l hy 80 additional manufacturing
costs
The new price Schcdulc shows these
changes R,r%. from S@.ln ~ $500:
structural shape. from SEQ :" s.:
plates from 81 - - s.. sheet bar from
$50 10 $50. hill"is i>t. from 237 :" sl3.
slabs from s2S - $40 blue anncal"d
sheets from saSi !" S265: black sheets
from s375 :" S3.5n. galvanized sheets.
from S4.7a :" $3.50. Tin plate, from VS.
I" Sa75. rkcIr. from sen /" s..
Averages for r'@ iron last month show
a loss az 49, pcr ton. against about
C. cents during MnN. Since thc FIRST ht
tho wear tao decline has hc"n steady
and Al current quotations there IS n"'
much hrmncSs Indicated. faSic ~
quoted ~ $50 and ScO.j0 Valley ami us
Scrrcr So and So 30 Valley. win M. :
foundry hardly holding S2l Valley. S'"c4
materials ar" generally dun and reports
are rurTcn, thai hi!lc'S and sheet harS
arc available a. low - $50 NJ littS-
hurgh. There IS som" lItti" spread IN
coke Prices AT actual transactions. these
irD.t tod
average on furnace coke is around 80
and foundry coke a. S4.eI and $3.50 at
oven.
orc shipments from ~" head ~ lakes
. for .hc present season {" dat" ar" 'rSS
Than half what They were Il yea ago.
During Jun" 1871 there wcr" sh!Tl"d
s.i@%.7t tons. as against 1,5S%.N.i tons
I'm Iunn 900 For this season I" date,
-" "r. shipments show 1L0ni'? tons
whlic fo- tho slm" period year dG"
shipments showed ic.hT0.0j4 TONS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-11
GUT IN STEEL
A. Z. MASTEN d co.
Cut In steel Prices.

Wheeling, July o-Thc industrial
even; Of ne week was tho formal cu'
IN steel prices ny TWO Of tho largest
nrodurcrs In the case OF tho |. y.
steel CORPORATION the REDUCTION was In
the nature OF adjusting it's prices to
those quoted for some time past by COM
prtitorS This - the second reduction
in quoted prices thus far this year. IL
viii probably hN followed by another
gu, ~ ~" cost % production. when II
likely 70 be in me form of lower hourly
nv nor diem wages, or the elimination or
,,rrc and a half time for labor IN excess
% a stipulated nurnb"r Of hours
Trade reports do not indicate any
apurcclahln increase in tho volume OF
steel output and manufacturers decline
70 vcn,ur" an opinion as 20 the dat" TOY
positive improvement. but nc process
~ reimbursement continues in IN" r!Ehi
direction, and every week brings tho
Industry nearer IN" turning point
Some improvement
In other lines Of trade some ShHn'
IMPROVEMENT Is noted. and outside the
Ioca. district there Is some increase IN
tho volume ~ railroad traffic. As 4
whole recovery VIII be much shower
than was thu reaction. This Is always
the world IS now experiencing. M
ono has anv difficulty in marking on
IN, business calendar 'he date OF inc
h,cirrinr Of a slump. but II is most
dlft;cul, for even tho kcrnest observers
10 note the exact beginning "f IN" op-
pos,tr swing -: tho industrial pendulum.
However both movements !neNorahIS'
corr picm"nt each other
II the opposing trade influences have
! no; vet fully ha Lanced ono another 'hat
stage cannot b. far Off. Production Is
a, a low ehh stocks OF merchandise are
being constantly depleted the needs OF
! consumers are steadily increa sing here
are conditions which invariably br'nS
bou, desired change.
HAndicaps On Business
Two OF The chief haldicaps 20 huS,-
ness Improvement arc Federal taAes ana
the virtua, deadlock in the puiIdlnI
trades Revenues derived by the Cen
era! Government from virtually all lines
Of business will be smaller this year
than IN any q. the preceding thTc'
wears Necessarily ther~ must pc Il re-
! duc,lon in public expenditures an''
stronE hopes are entertained IN th'S
connection. There is also IN" p"SSlol.' /
" that before the End Of tho year IcEIS
laron Will be provided whcr"under inc
Treasury Dcnartm n; may DC apIc
.,IIec, .ornc interest on tho Sln.Non.hOn.'
900 advances to foreign Governments
xhirh We are now collecting from our
loun rcoplc To- cover arg" part or our
Liberty Bonds sold 10 prorid" thel'
foreign credits
AS for the building trades. tho labor
unions must ultimately rercn" from
,h.,r un,cnable position A reduction
~ 'hutId,nr costs would not only in
! crease new operations and Furnish m"r'
emoloyncnt but y would reduce th'
icost OK living by reducing rents. wnich
remain al the peak "t the postwar
| period.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-11
EELiNG INTELLI9 NcER
WEEKLY BUSINESS REVIEW

,rricG wants - ~" genera. puhii'
g. ~" S@atc rptira. Company. ,"caicd
- lN4e Main stree " u HAYES. "r'"-
:l,"'r -. - . p-rtr,. r"u'u., y NJ, IN"
and ;,uarart,"> ~ut,'cS$fu. fittings aud
,.'rr..r' "lhN>"- :rf a. axe needing
'u.iH from ~, ,ounr"s' ~ch">s child {"
~. OLDEST rranhtd.
style 10 Glasses NOW
Thr-, VA - I'm" when SpG"taCI"S
We" Jus' SpcvtacIr> zoo al cooked alike
Elt nowadays 'h,T" rs sty!" -
glasses as We - :" anything else.
r"rhLHS ~" m"It popular StS'"N'~ IN"
tortoise ~hr., glasses. which ar" SAID ="
'h-"w a shade oVcr the Eyes. thus end
!nr - r"iicve STRAIN A:d strengthen the
>.Sh; Then again. IN" especially par
rl'uiar person has a l"lninE toward Ne
nifty eyeglasses with green gold rims
and handsome crc"n-Co.l ch1Ir w'ih pm
g guard lrI:u,.; loss Th"~" g"'NS"S
th"r ,!"t {" ~" may h" folded and -.
s.1lhr, 0otninr g., '.''.r H. "'diNtrN
.:.t~..- E">lhrt bong q necessity 'h"N
49,. Guij" W ornament
Nrror,.iHE - statistics. nor" glasses
a.. worn row ny obi and Young. man
formerly M"vruc pictures. : Is sad.
are on" reason for IN" necessity Of re-
I"v'uc ~" eyes thuS. cNC"NSiN" reading
- another. and 81 every turn one mas
Sorcou" ready iC '"ll Just what Il IS
.Nt. causes DETECTIVE cv"-sIght AZ any
rat, wACrr CIlSs", were rather luxury
With our :OrcfathcrS. they ar" ~ thS"-
Lutte rrcceSity thC~" days. and = - NOT
AZ uncommon sight at all - So" iiitI"
folk, who ar" pat ,"i &C S"no". age
thorn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-11
ny Leans And Bounds.

Since The unprecedented popularity
for wicker. Chinese grtss. cane and iur-
nIturc OF that KIND. the uphOiSicrInS
business has increased hr leaps and
hounds and since u is III" fashion 10
hpid on 10 your old furnItur" as long
~ possible instead Of replacing II with
spIck and span now articles every -"
often. Il Is quit" The thing - have the
older articles done over and rcpairci.
not only ln>ur!nE prolonged usefulness
but adding that drft touch that dis
tlnEmsh.d used bur useful furniture
from the makcShifts that S"rr" 10 mar
instead Of add {" thu comfort the COST
ncS" OF Il honey. iIStctully Httrd room.
The main Idrl. in uphOlStcrinE and re-
pairing t. would seem, is Z" effectively
combine beauty and comfort
Many a housewife. especially this
time n'y"ar. looks with darkenipg eyes
upuA ugly pieces here and there through
out the house and wishes discontinued. y
tina; she were able TO purChas" shiny
new furniture However. with me
proper treatment. many and many an
otherwise cumbersome. ugly pee" OF
furniture becomes Il handsome articles
and AN ornament to any home. II all
depends upon how YOU treat t. tiar-
moniouSly blended COlnrs III rich uphnt-
Stcry transforms tn" Sha bly, wicker
suite and that SCARED mahogany or
walnut nhl" may he don" over and
made ncw almost before your eyes. II
would hr wei: To try II at any rate IN
these days Of economy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-11
WEEKLY STOCK
MARKET REVIEW
BY Id hartman 4 %.

T-aIlr:. on rhr New YORK. stock EN-
change during the weeks session was 4
two-sidcd AFFAIR. with the first half with
u larger volume OF business than TOR
some time devoted 10 thc upSwing. while
the latter part was inclined 10 drag,
with trading on a smaller scale.
Passing Of the dividend 10y one Of tho
prominent rubber stocks on Thursday
was the ovcrShadowinG influence in the
market and this action was interpreted
by many traders as an indication Of
what may be expected in few other
prominent ISSUES whose directors wall
mcc, shortly to act on their dividends.
Strength IN tn" rails during the first
part Of the weeks session was due 10
combination Of circumstances one ot
which was the lowering 81 steel prices.
Not only vii! the carriers save money
on their own requirements. but sooner
or later the price reduction VIII stimu-
late general buvinE Of stcc! products
and lead TO revival Of affiliated indus
'rir.. all making more trhhir !"r IN"
rails. The railroad wage rSductl"n has
become effective with no disturbance.
which in itself is another favorable" FAC
tor On the whole. II may b" sad mat
tn" railroads have rcrained ""ntro! "t
cSpcnScS 20 i degree not para iiei"d at
any previous time for some years past
Announcement; 10y the United States
Stool corporation during The week Of
reduction. ranging from four 10 ten d"i-
lars per ton on certain steel products
together with similar announcement ny
independent concerns. places prico
schedule ror the steel industry on ne
same basis for n" first time since tho
war industry hoard WAS dissolved IN
1917 These Developments. indicating
that at last prices are declining I"
Lowell where revival 81 activity rii! r."
justified. are considered n Wall Street
as constructive clements az the INST
magnitude.
Those who avail. themselves ~ n"
low prices now prevailing for securities
shout realize most from the return 10
normal c0n%trur',v" times.
We SIN think ih" rails and tho equip
mcnt stocks are most attractive SpHcu-
latvely. and that the CopPcrS should
also do better.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-11
UPH0LSTER|NG
IN HIGH FAVOR
Island Upholstery Co. Prepared to Care
for Every Possible Demand
Ugly and CumberSom. drniturs Trhns-
formed K. 1.ticles Of Beauty

Upholstered furniture has never Nc"n
In such vogue a. II tn, present time ana
indeed. what Is NOR" attractive than IN
urtISticaIly upholstered chair or any or
The dozen and on" u$cfu! articles "t
furniture which lend themselves tSpe-
riLIly To upholsicring
Tn. Island Upholstery Co. located a
No. 70 Zane street. ~ prepared - take
car" Of every posSi3l" demand IN the
way OF repairing and uphoiHtrrlng
furniture. Henry Leopold, proprietor. "a
an "Vprr. IN This line and IS endowed
w;ih n" knack nf d"inE '.S' ~" eight
thing with tn. Sr"ruingN wrong mar
or tav"upnr, "r tab, !; matters not
what !: - how old It Is. how far h"-
yond redemption - looks 10 n" in"y-
pcrirncrd eye. lust Lake Il 10 Leopold :
and haN. your eyes opened rs ~ the
wonders that Can he accomplished with
a bit Of upholstery some tachS Il few
REPAIRS 4 daub OF paint her" and some
rarniSh there.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-11
CLEARING HOUSE REPORT

\"v YORK. July Tho actgai conft-
-:nr, 80 clearing hCuSr hanks and trust
..orrpanl"S :nr m" w"ck shows mat thcy
mold SSinif.69N r"SCrN" n excess 81
lrcsi requirements This IL an increase
Of $"TSiI.H3U from last w""k
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-11
wants Them to Como.

We wan; americans :" com" ="
Egypt Mr. Ea"hi"r said. and Srcn"
March e, l.u>"r and \ssouHn. wh"r"
rh"v can cnlny tn" drI"S' climate IN tn"
world .ind n" h"St hot".S.
Icopl.. arr repaid r"r IN" try I" Lux.
or apa-r rr"m the m$t"rr interest or
IN. runs 81 Th"hcS and kHrnhk, 10y tho
golden sunsets on IN" l.ihEu hills wh."h
are r"fl rt,i on ;hc surface" nj M Me-.
and 10y Watching ;hc w"I''i"riu' ants n
the ky, which change "fi"n TN" NTHn
boys ia tlr n"JdS aion- The BANKS ~
N" Nj" have u happy tim> - tn
never =" :" >-'h"n.. but spend N" who"
day IN 80 open ar mlndinE ia" il"' rs
Of goats. lamu> horses and rLmC!S "H-
trusted 80 their care. They wear =
Whit ~ hin" ~hirt reaching I" ;h"i-
knees. called Il cllIhich, a small r"nni
cap nf "a" material. and arc hare. footed.
Last wear on account Uf cotton real
.zinG 5000 a Cantar GOO pounds. every
fcIah""n devoted All his land I" us 'u .
ti,aiIon. I'm, thus year = good d"a! :"
the aCr"dC" hn> I;onr back - food crops.
!nCludln,, wheat and cereals.
The passenger fares and freight
charges on rhc t.ryptitn Stat" RIii-
ways ar" double Urr-war rates h'"auS"
the Eov, rum"nt had ~ pay $|h ton
for ,uai >i\ months -" and has Il stock
on hand for Two years AT mat hEuff.
Coal can hc purchased At 40 a Ton N
Port SAT- and Alexandra. now. hut ms
does no; help the railways. To rrduC"
m" supply all government department :
have 10 ~ instructed 10 buy Their ."a !
from the Stat" Railways. :" that tn:
fares and freight rates can b., r"dmrc1
earlier
DOnkcys are not used any NOR" in
the cities for riding by residents "r
tourists. They hav" been replaced by
small open NIctorlaS At 20 cents the
course with tip and BY automobiles
which cost about four tunes hat
amonn'. There arc plenty ~ trolley
cars IN Alexandria. Cairo and Port SAID
which have two classes first and :""-
! ond. and 4 special section for nc harcrl
, where the women ride. The fare Is ! =
mlIllGncS - Ccnts) first class and s
| tnlll..nlns Z ccntsl for tho Scrnnh rlLss =
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-11

PROFESSOR ,pnndcriDE) -- Now what
was y hat ,niS knot IN my handk"r
II wa TODAY that | WIS to jump int"
~. ak" and end II AL
The Sneedville news. (Sneedville, Tenn.) 191?-19??, 1921-04-29
NEW OMAR LIFTS HIS VOICE
ent Note From That Struck by
the Great Persian.

Omar khayyam said that he could
dine on loaf at bread and n iug of
wine: with Her beside him and feel
content in the wildcrnc>s-hut he
only meant that he liked the des-
crt and his odd tin Lizzie. and the
crooked roads that make YOU diZzie,
that start any place and lead nowhere.
and just keep going and never care.
lie liked the mesquite and the
greaScwund smell aud the long hot
days that feel like HI: the red sun
sets aud the cool moonlight and the
soft. sweet air of the desert night
for Omar khayyam was u wonderful
man, who lived his life un an easy
plan. with Ms girls and his wine and
n biz silk t"nt-M.. or. my What
a life he spent. The desert
j. here like il always waS-but YOU
can't Khayyam any more. hecuz-in
these dry DAYS when every home brew
i "n the list If the things taboo. old
omar khayNHm AMI hi> iug "f juice
would soon get locked IN the cIlab"Oss.
-Salumc (Nriz) sun.
The Sneedville news. (Sneedville, Tenn.) 191?-19??, 1921-04-29
MRS. RE|FENSTE|N, AGED
81, GAINS 25 POUNDS
Declares She Would Like
To Put a Bottle Of Tan
lac In The Hands OF
Every Sick Man, Woman
and Child In This Coun-
try - Never Saw Its
Equal.

81 am siNty-SeVen years of age. but
in all my experience have never
known ii medicine like Tanlac. Think
of il, At my age Ia gain twenty-five
pounds in weight. but that is just
what | have done" said Mrs. Emma
ReifenSlein. of No. 81 Webster ave
nue.. Syracuse, y. \.
IF | had il in my power" She con
tinucd. Il would put II bottle of Tan
lac in the home of every sick man.
woman and child in this country. for
! know what this wonderful medicine
would do for them. For almost two
years ] was almost II nervous wreck.
did not dare To leave the house or
even 20 up town unless my husband
went with me. ! was afraid Ia even
cross the street and had IA feeling of
dread all of the time
MY stomach was weak and easily
upset For days AT II time | would 20
without solid food. | could not rest
AT night To do any good and felt tired
ana worn out all Of the time. Some
days could hardly drag myself
across the room and was 50 weak and
miserable | was ready Ia give up.
MY health il fine now aud | eat
anything | want and never have a
touch of indigestion. have never slept
better than do now. My recovery is
the talk of our neighborhood as it was
generally believed | could not last
but II few weeks longer. This grand
The Sneedville news. (Sneedville, Tenn.) 191?-19??, 1921-04-29

PUTTING IT UP TO DADDY
Small Girl Evidently Of Opinion That
the "Laborer Is Worthy
OF His Hire"

The .irl temporarily hired 10 help
ont during mothers Illness had just
tft. During her stay fNc-yrar-old
Clara ahsoghcJ with interest many of
the details of houSrvork; Ia fact, had
been at material assistance ia such
ways ~ setting the table. helping with
the dishes etc.
When Mary quit Unexpectedly the
tuu>cwork got behind and little clara
voluntarily set about Ia Straichicn
things out. anu that night met father
~ the door when he came home from
work. saying:
Come risht on out To the table,
daddy: rVcrything'> all ready. Moth
cr's feeling better an you must eat
the supper ! got for you"
After viewing the bread cut NJ A.
degree angle. cold potatoes from the
previous night. and other things which
Clara lad gathered for the royal re-
past. father said:
Well. INV little girl i right on the
inh. chg Wen never miss Mary. Will
we? That's lust hn.'. honey. daddy
knows Nou will look out for him. all
right Wont ynuT
"Oh. yt>." said clara. then coyly.
Dad how much do you think you
ought To- rJy meg"
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The Sneedville news. (Sneedville, Tenn.) 191?-19??, 1921-04-29
Colombia Treaty Ratified by the
Republican Senators With
Reluctance.
MUCH GIVEN, NOTHING ASKED
President Says We Will Fight to Main.
tain Monroe Doetrine-Japanese
Cabinet Refuses to Yield on
zap Allies Preparing
Further Coercion for
Germany.
BY EDWARD w. PickARo.

Raiiication of the Colombia treaty.
hy reluctant senate. did not evoke
many loud cheers In the United States.
Democrats for years had urged the
adoption of the pact ~ n virtual re-
quotation of the acts of Thcudorr
Roosevelt and John Hay IN connection
with the separation uf Panama from
rnlnmhn The Harding adminisiru-
lion urged H. not on that ground. but
because IL believed this sop Ia tolum-
hiu would help Ia restore nmirahlr
feelings toward the United States un
plies aud also because Americans wish
to dcvrlop oil fields IN Colombia. Al
nut four of the Democratic senators
VOTED for III" treaty. presumably fer
lhcir did reasons. Forty Republicans
nh"Ncd the h"hr>i uf llG admini~ir:l
;i"u most nf them because they hest
inird Ia break with II on an important
issue ~ soon after the beginning oi
Mr. llardiug'~ rrgin" Fifteen krpuh
lean scunt"r, refused 10 turn 81"
'''N '%slNN"l Nilf l"NN W AA'iN
party aud waited against ratification
after putting NJ strong fight. Ia "a"
r"ur~" "t Which they tried tn amend
th" pact hN provision that uothiu. iu
70 should T." regarded ~ confession
tof wrun-dniug 10y Roosevelt Ia ia" ac.
ipui>iii"n of the Canal Inur
Colombia viii now grrrdily seize
"a" gin> made her S2aW1.Uu nud
valuable privileges iu ~" u~r at ~"
l'nnamm caual nud gives practically
u"ihiug Ia return. u"i even assurance
of fair treatment tor our capitalists
Who mnN invest In her ull fields "
mast uf ~" money ducs ut stick to
'hc palms 10 the grating politicians ~
Colombia there viii hc complete r.
,rrsal of custom More important
there i little rra~an g. believe this
treaty will lessen the hatred nf the
United States which i the prevailing
sentiment throughout mn~i "f Latin
Nmrri,n This statement II based "n
the opini"u~ ~ men who ARE thor
ought, familiar with a." Latin Amer
leans