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New-York tribune., 1921-04-01
Business Troubles


Dlppel Anureas Noiinhs ...' l,lOO-.2
costs ..................... ........ l0s57
Drotnan. David-A Seril x Go.
Inc ................. .,,.,.. Sso.Ts
pitta,. Baserga or Italy, Inc
Cooper ................ 1142l
Engel. samucl-i Bleich. ......... oss.l0
sien sons. ..,.....,.'.. 4st.12
ployees Cooperative Associa-
ton. Inc .................... aaA97
Fleck. larry De II bauer. 2s72o
Eys9s Fgsg I, Eq%araM ass ". .5s ;ShR p,s
Goid-E Lipani ........... $3.50
Fried. Otto-George r Hnrchs.
cross,nan. Jack-I singer. ss5.7o
Galloway John HI Bowel ct
al .................. ............. 3o7.il
Goldberg Dayid, and benjamin
Friedman Goldberg & Fried
sraitner fn, ) Tranfm aI'<rqln NJ It. susswea s.
,.t s477o
Greenwich Transportation CO..
Inc.--J. D. siibersteln & Sons,
Herzbecg. Elias. and Herman 'r'''
uiiyer. William H.-R. satgo ''''-V
ue.er. Marquis. william 3. Peter
SON and Rex lie parls--Utnity
Co ......... I2e9e
Heintze. Charles DR. e Kelly 104s.o2
linden, li isidor. president~I l..
J. & r. Wennemer. inc. Joseph
lner-~colonial anh....,...".. s.5sl.s2
Cire9nbiatt & II. cold. ...,.~.... 2ss 90
Neat co.....".,'...,.,.'.',.. .'.'''''3 297.5o
Blauner 1T al, costs .......--.. ia -
New-York tribune., 1921-04-01
THE u.DlNlDEND No 1853
HANOVER FIRE INSURANCE co

a ,,,., Now 7 OTk, MarCh II. To 7
held an meeting ,,g Of the Board OF Directors,
an donse7 uay' a Quarterly dividend OF two
payabis n .aI '2h) per cent declared.
Comns1n, Aprii 1921, at the Office of the
ana Sa p inANOVER BUILDING, Nos 80
record = me street, to stockholders OF
1921 ~. rose of business March 10Th.
March a,,ansier books 10 be closed from
incivs,yss slst to April list. 1921. both dates
f. s, JARVIS. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-01
INDIANA PIPE LINE COMPANY

0aU"dy. -Nfw
6...s March 1S. 1921.
b..n dsau1end or two dollars per share has
coronssiared aeeiared on the Capital stock OF this
holderanS payable May II. 1921. to stock
Ap1n 20. 1921 N''"' "a
or bavnoammunications regarding payment
'1s ondersigned not later than Nav 7, 1921
eEORGE CMESEBRG, SecretarY
New-York tribune., 1921-04-01
Judgments Filed
In New York Comfy

The following Judgments We're flied yes
to-day. the first name being that Of the
debtor
Abramowitz, Samuel. and Sam
uei kahan (Abraham & Kahan)
5 Maisman ............... s11ss7
ucts Corpn ................. sso2o
Same-Same observation-disclosures. 632 20
Berkowich. Louis I-National
Cash Register Co ........-. 541.7o
Billings Fred H-Alexander Ham
ilton Institute .....,....... 252,s4
Bonacci Contracting Go and
James p Tossing--E u Hun
Ter .,............ 1890
Bonacci Contracting CO. Inc-F
semken ............ .'...'....... 1l68.2o
Beebec. George-Stilman Appel
late Printing Co. lnc.....,..... 1912
Capitol Auto Exchange, Inc-Fed-
cral Sign System Electric -. lsss2o
Case. Raymond D-J Rieper .... ll0.20
Colin. Eobert-F l. Bailey er al. 623.0z
Crawford, Samuel k-Iord K
Taylor ..................... 1s4.75
New-York tribune., 1921-04-01
Satisfied Judgments
In New York County

The first name IS that Of the debtor.
second that OF the creditor and date "
Judgment was fied
Thomas Morse Aircraft Corpora
toni. MOsson ct al March
3. 1921 10000. ........-- s2.2ll
Stecman, Emory \. president
W e Hanna March 5. 1921. as
Cohen. Abraham. and Sew AM
sterdam Casualty Co.-Pearle
etc. October -. 1918 6vacated) r.oo
Weinstcin. Max Abe Weinstein.
Israel Cohen and Louis Cohen
Fifth National Bank of <4w
York. March ~, 1874 .. AZ
Wolwok, Harry --Sibiey Pltman
Electric Corporation. December
81 ls'S 'S'.........-. -.---...-.. i.is
In Bronx County
Crotona Parkway Co. Inc-N
Iimet; March ,. ls1f.... i.sn
New-York tribune., 1921-04-01

TOXIC. Feb. "a by MaiD.-An-
noun cement IS made here that the ship
of the Nippon Yusen Kaisha on both
the American and European voyages
probably will include Dairen, Man
churia as a port of cali.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-01
B. & D. Gross Lower,
But Deficit is Erased

In February, 1921, the Baltimore e.
Ohio, with a decrease in gross earn
ings Of less than half million over
February 1920, converted deficit Of
$l,644,06 into a slight operating in
come, while the New York Central's
operating income Of $i,000,000 in 1919
was converted into deficit. The in
in deficit on the Boston & Maine in
February are worth noting. Reports
showing changes in corresponding
months Of last year follow:
Michigan Central
lr----~sary gross. s4.715,54S Dec. 81. 49S lS5
Balance after tax. ln10p Dec. s61.5I3
Two mos gross 10 s44 945 pee. a,3As a4s
balance after tax. c.S c.,S a S9a Pee. Pee 119Si7o
st. Lonis-San Francisco system
Balance after tax. 1.19s,6s' Inc. 47T74a
Net op. incone.... 1,1s7,1o1 Inc 65G,S1o
Boston g. Maine
February gross. s5.77s.757 1rc s1,2SS sqA
Deficit after tax. 1,s0Os56 Dec. l.osl .5s5
Net op. deficit 1'455 ~ Sc SSs oyc 11e749s
b@cit R mar after stGsS tax 2S4i $5s Inc 4ci sSs
Net op. deficit -. s.027757lrc 22b, ass
Chicago. 81. Paul. Minneapolis & Omaha
February gross Sc, o64651 Dec. s4467l3
2se5 2s on AfisF dect sss ne nS sa92s
Two mos gross. 4.4s4,s36 Dec. e5s95&
DPnrt after TAX. wi, l,@il inc. ltV'V,"Nl
Net op dsfcit.... 2Si,S49 Inc. ] ,l04 .b9J
Western Pacific
February gross. s.... ssl4.5o7 Dec. ss24,162
balance after tax. 1,34o Dee, S9.596
Net op. income.,. so.36i Dec. 9s4il
Balance after tax. -0.734 Dec. 41o.eaD
Net op. income.. 170.216 Dec. 4S3,921
baltimore g. Ohio
February gross. $l4. l66,359 Dec. s440673
Balance after exp. 920,t30 Inc. ] 1.734 924
Net op income... 81. APO Inc. l 1,705 4S6
Two mos gross. g2.o21.5 .5l1 lnc. 7lsl2
Balance aft. exp. 2.S27545 Inc 2,226. 32S
Net op income. 967. .230 Inc. l. 1853 l12
The two months gross in 1920 included
81 .642.725 back railway mail paid for
1913 and 1919.
New York Central
February gross. ssa.172,a67 Dec. sl72 ao2
Net op. deficit... ~ s>3 Dec. 1,b4l .533
Two mos gross. 5o.5@S.t<< Dec. 3.4t7.4S2
Net t'et' OPP. dsficit... s8715S Inc Inc 5sossSo
Buffalo Rochester g. Pittsburgh
February gross. s1.112.440 Dec. $40. SOC
Deficit after tax. 26,l74 Dec. 1s4s74
Net OPP income. 161,6S4 Inc 19ssos
Two mos gross. 2. 2.4Sl.l57 Dec. 6A,5s9
Balance after tax. f3&0 Inc. 3B4, ,420
Net op. income... 375,077 Inc. 406, ,o2o
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
Including West side BELT Railroad
February gross. $2t2.397 Dee. $4f0a
Deficit after tax. 2a,937 Dec. sl491
Total income. ASSET Inc. 9S.7S5
Surplus after chgs. 3T.S25 Inc. aS1S4
Two mos gross. 47S,554 Inc. 4i527
Deficit after tax. 43,161 Dec. es.s4l
Total income 97,262 Dec. 424S9
Surplus after chgs 74.199 Dec. l4Q, ,03S
New-York tribune., 1921-04-01
Railroad Bonds and Urban Pictures

Question Nculd appreciate Your opin-
ion regarding the following: Baltimore &
Ohio. Pennsylvania and New York Central
81 90 par valu. bonds. What per cent do
they yield aud when Go they mature
Have also bought few shares OF Urban
Moving Picture Industries preferred, with
70 per cent common, and before going
further into thia would like TO hear from
you'll +. v NJ.
Answer Baltimore & Ohio, Toledo
Cincinnati division first lien series B
5 per cent bonds due 1859, are the only
Baltimore & Ohio bonds that come in
s1oo denomination. New York Cen
trail Railroad debenture per cent
bonds, due 1885, are the only New York
Central bonds that come in 500 de-
nomination. There are no Pennsyl-
vania Railroad or Pennsylvania Com
rany bonds in 800 denomination. The
yield at present prices on the Balti-
more e. Ohio bonds is 1855 and the New
York Central Is 739. We consider the
New York Central debentures as good
an, If not better, investment under
present conditions than the Baltimore
& Ohio We 10 not advise you to go any
further into the Urban promotion.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-01
DIVIDEND NOTICES
MA LOCOMOTIVE WORKS. INCOK-
P0kACEN

1oNVMUTIVF WORKS, INCOK-
P0KATED.
~ church Street
New York
~. March 81. 1921.
clsred cled Board OF Directors has this day de-
three e-cr.r luarterly dividend or ana
prsfsrqIaass srs eers q !. "a per cent upon the
.thrss thssrred RED stock OF this Company for the
Biz Nm months ended March 81, 1921. paya-
a, the !, 1921. to stockholders of record
Transfsrr r'9se 1 OF business on April Is. 1921.
'~-'s'er books do not close.
j.. a. LARSEN.
ce-President and Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-01
Woman Hcsltates About OIL Stock

Question: take tho liberty TO asl< YOUR
adV'ce concerning ths Illinois- -Kansas OIL
IN" GAS company, managed by KIipper 4.
60. Investment brokers' OF Chicago, claim
ing capital stock of $500,000, fully paid
ana non-nccessab bic. They are canvassing
this city tSyrncuse). selling shares, no lo as
tnan 100 or moro than 200 to any indi-
Nldual. agreeing to pay 20 per cent interest
on all Investments. Before purchasing any
shares l wish TO obtain your advice In re-
gard to tho safety OF tho Investment
Mrs. j. II.
Answer-The oil company you men
tlon does not appear in any of our
fairly comprehensive lists, but your
description Of it sounds fshy to us.
We suggest that you keep your money
FOR investment, not speculation in 20
per cent oil shares, and hint to the
cenvasscr that he go back to Chicago
and sell his stock. You probably
mean worcestershire but if you
want to call the stock "non-acces sable"
we'll let you do it.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-01
Widow Demands High Yield

Queston--For a widow who would like
advice and having read from tine to time
That you do not recommend common stock
Tor an investment. ! would appreciate It IL
you could recommend something to takc
the place OF tho following list that would
bring In an income of about SIS week:
100 shares of Atchison common, 26O shares
OF Great Northern preferred. fifty shares of
Northern Pacific common. twenty shares
OF Union Pacific Common.--C. Il. w.
Answer-Y common stock is worth
now about S32.S0O. To l,,t an income
Of $55 week this would have to be in
vested in securities with an average
current yiold of about 81 per cent. In
our opinion this necessitatcs semi
speculative investments, some of them
not suitable for woman. You should
thoroughly understand that it is be-
cause you demand S55 week income
and not because we consider the securi-
ties suitable for n woman that we make
up list such as you request. AS a
whole we think it is safer than your
present holdings: City of Berne
(Switzerland) 8 per cent bonds due
1945 at o. Give bonds), Belgian 8 per
cent bonds due 1917 at 81 Give bonds)
Chile Copper convertible collateral 6
per cent bonds due 1882 at 70 (four
bonds), New York State Railways first
consolidated 4 Y per cent bonds due
1862 at so (six bonds) Cuba Cane
Sugar Z per cent debentures due 1880 at
"a (six bonds), American Sumatra
Tobacco 7 per cent preferred stock
fifty shares at 81, Cities Service 6
per cent preferred at 81 (ifty shares)
American Smelling and Refining per
cent preferred at rs (fifty shares. The
total cost would be $50, ,4S0 and the
yearly income $3.50. The Cities Serv-
ice Company is earning its dividend
several times over and the American
Smelling and Refining is selling at a
low price partly because Of internal
d isspnSion
New-York tribune., 1921-04-01
Livestock, Meats. Provisions

Yesterday Year Ago
Live beef. fair TO
prime, 100 lbs IS. .2e0 $50 $l2.5o9 4.75
D g beef.
side lb....... .lfD III .ls4 30
Live veals. roln
mon to prime,
100 lbs. ....... 6.b0l9l3.oO 1900 q cc. 90
y T e q veBl
city, lb....:. .l2V S3 .2l4 80
Live ewes, 100 lbs 4.U00 800 500 % 90
Dressed mutton.
city, !b....... .O9@ ~ .lSW .2<
Live lambs. fair
10 prime. 100
lbs S0VU lV.o" @o.VV " ll.VV
Dressed IN s.
uoss sssy 1oe ao lbs. 1o5oggll.5s 5og ,sssoSSl7ss
d essed hogs.
bacon. lb 49,. .16& y I'll y Il = 22 =
Pork, Dbl. Is. o6 q 29.Q0 42.0V u $40
Mess beef, hbl.. 10000 1900 1900 1890
Lard. NJ d d II
West. 400 lbs. 1i.9c Ql2.oo colo V.o2o
New-York tribune., 1921-04-01
No Money to Throw Away

Question: am an inexperienced In
vestor and have no money TO throw away;
and | should like 10 buy railroad bond
at a moderate figure. am not expecting
security Hike unto Gibraltar. but 1esire
assurance of the return az my
money at maturity and of the payment OF
the interest. VIII yon be good enough to
classify from the standpoint OF reasona Bile
safety the following: Chicago & Alton Re
funding 3s. 1919; southern Railway As. 1855
Wilkes Barre 4 Eastern SIS. l942 n
York Susquehanna & Western refundine
6s, 1887: Erie prior lien 4s. 1896. Chicago
Great Western A.. 1853 New York. Ontario
4 Western first is 1892. VIII YOU kindly
Indicate what may be termed an Invest
rnent and what 4 speculation in the above
roads. If such distinction is to be OBJ
served ?-M. 8. 7.
Answer-Southern Railway As, 1856;
New York, Ontario g. Western first As,
1892; Erie prior lien As. 1895: Chicago
& Alton refunding IS. 1919; New York,
Susquehanna & Western refunding 5s,
1887; Wilkes-Barre & Eastern 5s, 1912,
and Chicago Great Western As, 1859.
We have arranged your list in the
order of safety. The Southern Rail-
wy, New York, Ontario e. Western
and Erie prior lien are, in our opinion,
good business mans investment. The
others are somewhat more specula tive.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-01
BUYERS WANTS

OUT OF TOWN CONTRACTORS WANT
contracts on dresses OF all kinds. Peer
less Dress Co G SIS Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-01
Petitions in Bankruptcy

The following petitions in bankruptcy
Were He'd yesterday IN the United States
District Court:
FOSNER & DROWN. INC-Inyoiuntary
jobhers III shoes 10s Reade ST
SIEGFRIED Voluntary. 254 W
10Th ST. and Hotel Pennsylvania Labili-
ties S ,3. .S64, of which $9.407 are unsecured
claims, $1,000 secured claims and Sl53.-
451, other debts preferred by law and
sets Of s1277sd: all bills promissory notes
HIGH POWER PRINTING CO. NC
NGluntary ~ printing, 1s5 chrystie ST. Liza
'nred claims and 81. 099 unsecured claims.
assets at $3.50. OF which $500 is
stock In trade. $500 machinery tools,
pOMENlCO SBRIOLI-Voluntary gro
cer, 24o f. l12th s.. Liabilities Sl2,soi
an unsecured claims and assets at $sss,
Of which $500 is stock III trade and $l25
machinery, tools. etc.
Receiver in Bankruptcy
The following receivers in bankruptcy
were appointed yesterday in the United
states District Court by Judge Julius NJ.
olive s Gabriel. receiver for May O Brien.
women's apparel, W. 50th st, with bond
Maurice r. Davidson. temporary receiver
for saml Epstein. pork products, 443 West
18th ST. with bond Of $500
Lewis II. sapcr receiver for High Power
Printing Co, Inc, 195 Chrysto st. with
bond OF $500.
Schedules in Bankruptcy
Tho following schedules in bankruptcy
were fled Yesterday in the United States
District Court:
IERMEs MARBLE SHOP. INC.-Iia-
bilities s25,i53. OF which sf3.9ls are u Sc
cured claims and slo350 secured claims.
assets Of $4,000. of which $4,000 is stock
IN trade and 5000 other personal prop-
crty.
NJ. c. TANGER, shirts. oss B'way La
bilities $93.647 of which sG5. .a47 are un-
secured claims. S2t2SG secured claims and
s.. .607 notes and bills and assets at S57,-
e22, of which $4,000 is stock in trade,
81 0CO machinery, tools. etc, and s35,s22
q, DTS due open accounts.
UNION YARN co. INC.--Liabiiities
Sl1s.7Sl, of which $76s50 are Unsecured
claims and Sill 94l secured claims; ~sssts .
s3l.2g6 machinery. tools, etc, s4,sS9 debts
due on open accounts, SCI. 26Z unliquidated
claims and ss,ll9 bills, promissory notes.
str
New-York tribune., 1921-04-01

Croiona Parkway Go. Inc.-N.
Iimst; March ?. lsls.....
Evening star., 1921-02-10
HOLD CIVIL SERVICE TESTS
examinations for Many Positions
Are Announced.

Examinations were announc.d to-
day by the Civil Service Commission
as follows: Hydrographer, reclama-
tion service. Provo, Utah. $1,000 to
sI'sOo; auditor, income tax unit, si.se0
70 s5.o00; associate agricultural econ
emsst' on ss Department Of Agriculture.
S?.o'o: az forest assistant, forest and In
assistant physician. $500 to s3.50O.
assistant physician. $4,000 to $500:
Junior assistant physician. $1,000 to
sl.soo. st. Elizabeth's Hospital, wash
Ion' -. e; reconstruction assistant,
pubic health service. $500 to $3.50.
~, %.n quarters. subsistence and laun-
and geodetic survey, 5000 to 81 ooo
engineer: $4,000 or over; assistant an
gineer. $500 to $3.50; junior en-
gineer' Sl.44o to s1.74O. geological sur-
VeE: guard. Quartermaster corns
Evening star., 1921-02-10
PLAN AID FOR NEGROES.
Church Leaders Intend to Form
Special Commission.

Church leaders of the negro race
and Rev. DIR. Robert f. Speer. newly
elected president Of the Federal Coun-
Gil of Churches of Christ in America.
conferred yesterday with reference
to the formation and lines of service
of a commission on negro churches
and interracial cooperation.
AS a result of the conference. il is
stated. it is expected that such COM
mission will be formed with a broad
minded southern man as its chairman n
and that the work will be headed up
in the local Office of the Federal
Council of Churches.
There were present at this confer
ence with DR.. Speer Prof. J. r. Haw =
kins. Rev. W. Fl. Jernagin. c. Z. Ford,
w. j. Howard. Prof. Kelly Miller. Rev.
ID. ID. Turpeau, Or. Charles =. Mac
farland and DIR. r. o. Watson.
Evening star., 1921-02-10
NEWS SERVICE, TOPIC.
A. c. Marks Talks of Features in
Journalistic Work.

News and feature services of the
newspapers under the management of
the Hearst organization were describ-
ed yesterday afternoon to the class in
journalism at George Washington
University by Avery &. Marks, editor
of the Washington Times. He empha
sized the promotion Of reader interest
or driving power" as an essential
factor in those papers.
Attention was given in news poll
cies, he said. to primary, impulses of
life, which We're described as self
preservation. love and ambition
Mr.. Marks answered numerous ques-
tionS at the close of the address
Evening star., 1921-02-10
pEMuR TO USE OF WORD.
Petitioners Think "Tuberculosis"
Has III Effect on Pupils.

Use Of the word "tuberculosis'' in
Connection with the Hamilton School
for tubercular infected children has
aroused the ire Of members of the
executive board Of tho District Con-
Gress Of Mothers and Parent Teacher
lssociationa As q result. the board Of
education today was the recipient Of q
protest from the body requesting that
stuberculosis" be left out Of the title
of any public school in the District.
It was pointed out that the Hamilton
School, frequently described as the
Hamilton tuberculosis School," is in
truth an open-air school where many
children who have tubercular tend
encies are sent.
the opinion that the effect upon a
child who learns he is attending a tu-
berculosis school is detrimental to
progress in overcoming the tubercular
Infections.
Evening star., 1921-02-10
|CAREs FOR THIRTY CHILDREN.

An average Of more than thirty chu-
dren. whose mothers are employed,
are taken care of by the mothers clue
of women living in the vicinity of the
Day Nursery. according to a statement
by Mrs. William T.. Andrews at a
meeting of the executive board of the
Day Nursery and Dispensary Assoc
citation at the New Ebbitt Hotel yes
terday. Mrs. william Jack announced
plans for a card party to be given for
the benefit OF the work. q
Evening star., 1921-02-10

Camp Holabird. Md. $3.50. Full in
formation and application blanks may
be obtained at the office of the Civil
Service Commission. at 1724 F street
Evening star., 1921-02-10

WHIT PHILADELPHIA NEXT SUNDAY
$50 ROUND TRIP $3.50
special excursion, Pennsylvsnia 0ystsa. Leaves
- 1oa1l1a 1sa0Aa, W0loeD11lolo EEi1sI.
The Seward gateway., 1921-04-30

Rubber Cement Floor Paint and two fa- nous varnishes called "Fifteen-for-F Floors" and "Fullerwear." -.- ,..
 They are Fuller's Specifications for home Aoors-each for particular effect.
 We make also a special line of pants, varnishes, enamels, etc., for all kinds of interior decorating. And we maintain Free Advice Department that will tell you in detail how to use them. You simply describe the article, how finished now, and the effect you want to get.
 We've specified these materials and meth- ods for you after 72 years experience with paints and painting practice. We are one
The Seward gateway., 1921-04-30
Floors s-Refinish Yours Yourself
 with wax, paint or varnish We tell how

ITS simple matter, if you cannot get \ painter, to refnish any Aoor-fun, in fact, to do the work yourself.
 We make the finest finishes. They dry over night, so you can walk on them in the morning.
 They are made for laymen's use as well as painters - they flow evenly from the brush and do not streak. The result is smooth and lustrous -j just the one you want to get, although you-an amateur do the work
 Women can apply these products as well as men.
 Fuller makes famous floor paint -
The Seward gateway., 1921-04-30
FORBES ELIMINATED AS GOVERORSHIP
 POSSIBILITY; HAZELET'S T'SAPPOINTMENT
 CERTAIN; HARDING INTERVIEW DENIEI

SEATTLE April 2-Alaska after all will escape hav- ing Colonel Charles Forbes of Spokane for governor
 telegram from Washington tonight states that President Harding has appointed him Director of the Bureau of War Risk Insurance Forbes made desperate effort for gratfy his ambition but Senator Jones' chairman of the Commerce Committee and the entire Washington State delegation refused to endorse him for the place Accord ing to report from Washington Forbes had previously stated that he did not want the Alaska governorshp
The Seward gateway., 1921-04-30
No Truth In Statement by Seattle Man

WASHINGTON, April 28.-There is absolutely no truth in the statement made by the President of the Seat tie Chamber of Commerce that Col Forbes had been of alleged interview could not have taken place the Seattle te did not see President Harding Forbes himself insists that he candidate for the governorship but desired to be member of the Shipping Board There are plenty of other candidates seeking to be Alaskas chief executive among them being Col w. T. Perkins, formerly of Nome Dr. E. Lester Jones, of the Geodetic Survey Hartman and others all of whom in the Wickersham combination Wckersham appears to be eliminated from the and George C. Hazee of Cordova who has the endorsement of the entire Republican organization of the territory has splendid chance of receiving the appoint ment according to those close to the administration.
The Seward gateway., 1921-04-30

PARIS, April 26 Premier Briand declares that France demands definite guarantees and is not disposed to listen to further promises of payments from Germany The thirty billion mark loan to Germany embodied in her counter proposals is to be foated largely in the United States. If this loan is successful Germany offers to build the devastated portions of France furnishing both the material and the workmen. -.
The Seward gateway., 1921-04-30
WILL CONSIDER GERMAN PROPOSALS

LYMPNE, April 25-The Allied governments will preme council next Saturday toconsder the German paratons proposals if they are received in the meantime and to determine upon immediate collective action should the German proposals be acceptable This was decided upon by Premier Lloyd George of England and Premier Georgas Briand of France at conference held today
The Seward gateway., 1921-04-30
POTHIER CONFEssEs TO AUTHORITIES

TACOMA April 26-Roland P Pothier, charged with the killing of Major Cronkite at Camp Lewis in October 19 and who yesterday granted an exten-
 sion of time for his appearance before the federal grand jury at Tacoma has confessed to the federal authorities that he was ordered by his superior officer Captain Robert Roosenbluth to bring out loaded gun and to "get" Cronkhite. Prosecutor announced five alleged confessions by Pother who ordered to aneuver or the grounds two feet behind Major Cronkhite and he confessed that he Hired the shot into the open field and the major turned fired second shot hitting his ghr breast"
The Seward gateway., 1921-04-30
TWELVE HOUR SCRAP IN GALWAY

DUBLIN, April 25.-Fighting in the streets of Mann, Cross County Galway lasted twelve hours Fourteen pol lcemen went in search of Republican flying column i trenched near the home of Patrick OMaley member of parliament. The constable was killed and sergeant badly wounded in the fight. Later machine guns arrived and the rebels fled to the hills taking the wounded with them