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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-09-19
SELPlMO SAVAITE
RUSBOJE.
DIDELEs sUMoS RUBLIU
SURINKTOS.
Lietuvis juokiasi is rusu
darbo.
MASKVA, rugs. Is (Raso

MASKVA, rugs. lo (Raso
angl. laikf. korespondentas).
KomunistQ partijos vyk-
domasis konitetas rugs6jo 10
d. po visa Rusija paskeIbe
Selpimo> savaite. Per visa sa
waite visur bus renkamos au-
kos pinigais ir maistu badau-
janciq gyventojQ naudai. At
siliepta j visas amatQ unlJas,
] miestQ valdybas If visus pa
vienius, kuriu dar nepal1ete
badas, duoti kick tik gallma
auku Selpti bado paliestuose
plotuose rusus gyyentojus.
Be to, paraginta tam pa
clam tikslui rengti koncertus,
loSSimus If kitokias pramogas
ir is pelno nuosimti skirt ba-
daujantiems.
Bolsevikq laikrasciai raso,
kad Rusijos gyventojai daro
viska patiems susiSelpti. Ii
gi rugsejo Id dienos badau-
ianeiu naudai, anot laikras-
Giu, surinkta daugiau kaip
135 miliardai rubliq.
Laikrastis ''Izviestija," kai
po pavyzdi, paduoda vienos
dienos surinktas aukas. stal;
KrasnodarS gyyentojai SUI
aukoio $50 miliona rubliQ II
1000 >pudQ visokip maisto
preduktQ. Odessos pirkliai
2 milionu rubliu. 81 milionai
rublip sukolektuofa> Saratove'
10 milionp rublip If | 11Oo pu-
du rugiq surinkta Ustenske.
vaikp hlimas.
sovietq valdzios, paliePimu
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-09-19
~ il Zitl lelillkk !lllkk1|
sE1N1Ec1U BALsAs.

~ ~
SeinQ miesto gyvent. liePo.
sl8 diena suzinoje apie Tautl
Sajungos rezoliucija, is ku
rios Lietuva turetu TEXT
Lenkijos spastus... savo liud
nu likimu, Lenkijos valdzio
budami, mes gerai pazinoFg 3
lenkq junga, jq neteisingums
tautp mazumu atzvilgiu... VI
SO pasaulio akyse saukianle'
iissvaduoti Seinus is ziauriol
oFupacijos... !
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-09-19
ANGLAI SU AIRIAIS SUSI-
>MAINO NOTOMIS.
Atrial stipriai stow uz taiks.

LONDONAS, rugs. 19. =
Pastaromis dienomis AirlJos
klausime ivyko indomiQ da-
lykq, kuriuos> reikia pamineti.
Stai kas buvO:
Pereita penktadieni Angli-
jos premieras Lloyd George
gavo de Valeros laiSkq konfe-
rencijos klausime.
De Valera tame laiSke pa
reiSkia, jog atrial sutinka tu-
reti konfereneija su Angljos
premieru, ar kabineto narials.
Bet atrial stow uz tai, kad to-
il konferencija butu vedama
su airiais kaipo nepriklauso-
mos valstyb6s atstOvais.
Premieras Lloyd George to-
mis- pedomis kuoveikiau muse
telegrama de Valerai. Pazyme-
10, kad tokiomis salygomis
konferencija negali ivykti.
Mes jei il ivyktp, reikStp ia,
kad Anglia pripazista Airi-
iai nepriklauSomybe. Ir tokfa
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-09-19
KoVA PRIZES sLAPTA OR
G GANIZACIJA.
Ed. Dunno gauna grumojimu!

Prizes pakilancia Suv. Val
stijose zinoma slapta organi-
zacija vardu Ku Klux Klan
pakeliama smarkT kova.
Siuo kartu kovon vienijasi
trys nesenai isteigtos, bet jau
skaitlingos If stiprios organi-
zacijos,. butent: National U
nifty council, National Equal
Rights league ir Peoples Ii
berty league.
Pirmutines organizacilos
laiknnojh pirminiakp yra bu
yes Illinois valstijos guber-
natorius Ed. Dunno.
Sitos organizacijos pasiun-
te te1egrama prezidentul Har
dingui. Reikalauja susirinku
siam session kongresui paduo
tt sumanyma pravesti lstaty-
ma, kuriuomi turetu but uz-
drausta Siojj Sally gyyuoti slap
toms organizations. Mes
tokios organizacijos yra prize
Singos Sales istatymp pagrin
dinei dvasiai.
Visoj Sally pakeliama kova
prizes Ku Klux 'Klana. Sake
ma, jog ia organizaeija dar-
buojasi cia atgaivinti EMO
mems tiranija.
National Unity council is
teigtas pirmiausia Chicagoje.
10 sakos steigiamos ir kituo-
Sc mestuose. Rfie sitos or
ganizaciios steigimo daugiau-
sia pasidafbavo buyes lguber
natorius Edward Dunno.
Pranesta, kad Ed. Dunno
jau caves grumojaneiq laisE
kQ. Laiskuose sakoma, kad
jei nepaliaus veikes pries Ku
Klux Klana, tai neilgai veik-
sias. y
spejama, kad tuos laiskus
raso koki nesveikaproeiai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-09-19
sUsAUKIAMAse PRANcI-
JOS PARLAMENTAs.

PARYzIUs. rugs. 19.
Praneijos ministerip kabine-
tas turejo susirinkima. Pir-.
mininkato prezidentas Mile
rand.
!, ,Nutarta spaliu IS 9. spe-
cialen session susaukti parla-
menta.
Kabinetas dang taresi apie
pakilusiush darbiniakp strei-
kus Roubaix,e II Turcoinge.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-09-19
1sEIy1p eRlz1MAs.

Rugpiucciio 16 d. is Bosto
no ,ir Worcesterio, Mass. at
Ivyko Kaunan 14O lietuvip Sci
mynp; dauguma likusip Anne
rikoj be darbo. Atyaziavll'
siujju dauguma zada limits Se'
mes ukio; kai-kurie imsis zu.
vininkavimo, darzininkayims
ir namq statymo.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-09-19
TREMTINIAI Is SARA
Tovo.

KAUNAs, EIta). E<emti:
nip grazinimo skyriaus praI
nesimu, rugpiuccio 81 d. sugrii'
70 is Saratoyo eSelonas: lietus
yiu 55,, zydq 237, rusp d34'
lenkp 6, vokiecip 6.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-09-19
ITALIA LAIDoS NEzINo-
MA KAREIvI.

ROMA, rugs. 10. - spalip
4 d. specialize pagamintoj vie
toi oficiale Italia palaidos
"nezinoma kareivi" ty. neM-
nomo zulvusio kare kareivio
lavona.
Bus ia diena didelis para
das, kuriame dalyyaus kara
Illus su dvariskiais If ministe-
riais il daugybe kariuomenes.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-09-19
PIIVIGg kDRsAs.

. i ~ . 2 80
syetimq salip pinigq verts
mainant nemaziau $4,000 do
lierip rugs. Il b1vo tokia paI
gal Merchants Loan 8 Trils.
Company:
Anglijos sterl. swarm 81
Prancijos} Sinful frankly z.8s
Italijos sintui ,irq
Vokietijos Sinful mark L0
Lietuvos simtui auksinq To
Lenkiios simtui mark.
f. - ~.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-09-19

R0KIsKIS. Apskri6io vir-
sininkas B. Drangelis ant VII
kq buyo slrenges didele me-
.dziokle netoli Gedasq mieste-
lilo miskuose. Medziotojq sgr
.sirinko spie 200 zrnoniQ. Nu-
sauta 4 vilkai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-09-19
.MAISTASE E|NA BRANGYN
BET PIGEsN1s KAIP PER
MAI.

siaadie maistas Ghicagoie il
kituose miestuose yra piges-
mis- kaip pefniai. Teciau Chi
cagoje jis eina brangyn. Rug
piueio menesiu eia maistas pa
brango 5 nuos.
Taip pranesa Darbo depar-
tamento statistiku biuras.
Abelnajame pardavime mai
stas labai nlazzai pabrango.
Bet zymiai maisto produktus
brangina krautuvininkai.
PLATINKITE "DRAUGA0
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-09-19

VILNIUs.l Lenkq valdS5iia
uzdare Vilniuje lietuyiq gim7
naziija,a kurioS pereitais me
tais buvo 45O mohnip. Direk-
forum tos gimnaziios buvo
p. M. Birzziska. T.a,
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-09-19
ITALAI PIRM1 PILIETY
BEJE.

WASHINGTON, rugs. 19.
Darbo dapartdmentas paskel-
be, kad rugpiucio menesiu vi
sol Sally isduota 16,481 natu-
ralizacijos certifikatas. Is ju
1929 teko Italians, 825 woke
CLANS. Taigi, pilietybes gavi-
me italai uzima pirmaja We
ta.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-09-19
NEPAvYKo oLANDQ SO
VIETUI.

AMSTERDAM, rugs, 10
Ola viename radikalq apgy-
yentame distrikte anais lai-
kais buvo ikurtas komunisti-
mis- sovietas.
Sovietas teciaus griuyou mes
iizzdininkas pradejo eikvoti pi-
nigusl pasaIiniams reikalams.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-09-19
TAURAGE, (Eltos koresp.,

'Taurages apskr. rugiq, lyie'
ciq derlius simet geresnis, ne
gu perniai. Vidutiniai duods
dviem grudais daugiau, bus
tent, astuoni 9. Vasarojui
menkesnis uz pernyksti, pasa'
rp maza. Bulves gerai uzde'
.rejo, darzoves neblogai. Jat
prasidejo rugiq seja
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-09-19

atlikti pasiruoSimai paimti
vaikus is bado paliestQ plotQ
ir juos pristatyti ktas gu
bernijas arba provincijas,
kur yra uztektinai maisto.
Pranesta, kad> $500 vaikq
jau pristatyta TaSkentan. I
Gomeli, Smo1enska If ! Pet
rograda daug vaiku siuneia-
ma is Samaos, Saratovo,
Simbirsko ir Kazaniaus.
Be to-. keletas traukiniQ pa
ruosta zymQ skaitliq vaikp is
siqsti Vokietijon if net Ang-
lijon.
Tomis visomis pastango-
mis- boiSevikams labai noretu-
81 irodyti, kad jie gall patys
vieni apsidirbti su pakilusiu
badu. Bet pasirodo, kad talp
n6ra. Kad jie negali If mega
les apsieiti be svetimos pa
gelbos. :.
Paskirta bolsevilHq valid
zios speciale komisija selpti
badaujanGius, kurion inelna
ivairiq tautQ zmoniu, paskel7
be, kad speeiale pagelba /bu-
tinai reikalinga TotoriQ res
publikai, kalmukams, vokie-
CLAIMS If kitq tautV zmonemS
gyvenantiems bado apimtuo-
Sc plotuose.
Baisus padejimas.
<Amerikos selpimo admins
tracija gavo zinip apie baisq
padejima TotoriQ respubll-
koje, kurios sostin6 skaitosi
Kazanius. ;.
Tenai visa plota apgyvena
apie 8 milionai zmoniq, Ru-
gip derlius Tisai, nepavyko.
.siandie ten valstieciai kerta
If su Saknimis rauja suzelu-
sius zieminius rugius. Mes
daugelis yisvien jau nesu-
lauks tp rugip derliaus. Dau-
gels nepasinaudos nei selpi-
mo maistu.
Dangiau 100000 vaikp iki
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-09-19
Paiuokia rusu darba.

Man elnant Is Vleno = ID
dau5anciQ naudai surengte
k6ncerto Kuznecke, teko uz.
eiti sugulusiu nakvoti lauke
buri valstieeiQ. Du is Jq pa,
bilol If pradejo sp manlm
'kalbeti.
Tai paprasti Rusijoje Sian
die zinomi keliautojai is vie
+np vietq j kitas, Yienas is
.ip buyo lietuyis, keliaujas
savo salin = LietuvonSgl k-
tas rusas valstietis, began
It's nuo bado is omsko guber-
MICS.
Koks tai didis tarpe jq a.
biejQ skirtumas. Lietuyis auz
galotas, atrodo stiprus If pill
mas energijos, kad tuotarpu
rusas tai tikras yergas,
sunyEes kunu II dvasia. Lie
tutis pradejo jpoktis, kuo-
met inta ~kalbeti apie zemes
dirbima.,>
'Rusas negali ukininkau-
IT," sake lietuvis. "Jis is Ma
'mp vaziuoja apie septynias
mylias, kol pasieha sayo ze-
mes reza (juosta}. Taigi kol
tq kelione atlieka jis ir gyyu-
lis nuilsta If abudu netinka-
mu darbui. -
Rusas su ruda barzdziuke.
Kalbai tiktai apie selplma.
Valdzia butinai turf NUNS
gelbeti, sake jis.
Kuomet as sugryzau i ge-
lezinkelio stoti, tenai ant di-
delio ekrano pamaeiau zino-
ma sena socialistq legenda
"Pasaulio Darbininkai, Vie
nykites Tai bolsevikQ pro
pagandos traukinis tuos pra-
jovus isdarinejo. Nors Rusi
ia znybia bsaas, bet >bolsevi-
kai nesiliauja vede ta nelenl-
ta savo propaganda.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-09-19

15s metQ an'ziaus reikalingi
kuograeiausio suselpi1no. So
dziuose ypac daug zmoniq
mirSta badu.
Amerikos selpimo admins
tracija jau pasiunte 100000
maisto porcij4--vaikams.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-09-19

sovietq yaldzios. paliePimu
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-02
FISK RUBBER AND TIRE co.
ESTABLISHES PLANT HERE
Takes Possession of Building In Snut,,
Richmond Erected at Cost
Of SIi5.uUu

Within The next fcw days the FISK
Rubber and Tire Company wiII take
possession az It's ncw warehouse and
distributing station In South i:ich
mond Th!e building was erected by
thc Wac Granite ana Ccnstructiou
Company FOR tac Union Security ana
Realty Company. a. :, cost Of $4,000.
ami is practically complete. 1t Is To-
Gated on HUI street. between Third
ana Fourth streets.
The FISK Rubber and Tire Company.
on: OF the larges; concerns OF the
Kind Ia the world, viii locate It's gen
cral distrihutIcd plant here and vii!
have on storage a, All times scvcra!
million doliare worth OF equipment.
Richmond Will he the distribution
point for the entire South. anu IN.
opening OF the branch house w!!!
mean IN" employment OF q large corps
Of attaches and thc bringing to this
city Of a grcat amount o! capital.
Richmond was chosen because OF
It's idea! location and it's superior
Shipping facilities. AS well ae its ci!.
matte advantages. The city has
grown boy leaps and bounds in the
automobil" held, and this fact * taken
advantage of by this great concern.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-02
ALL-STEEL BUILDINGS
BECOMING POPULAR
GcSirability or Metal as Building.
Material Seen In Elimination
of Fire Hazard.

Sine" the establishments of tin"
ready made. all-stc"l building indus
Try by &. -. Prudcu. OF Baltimore.
the state OF Virginia and the city OF
Richmond particularly have become
accustomed tc the erection OF such
buildings. Fire hazard has been min
imizcd. and III tho construction of
garages particularly the au-stccl
building has been In demand Many
OF the building codes require such
structures when built near mills and
manufactures as well a. when con-
structed near dwc!Iing-houscs
y very large percentage OF the ga
RACES built in Richmond during the
steel. Dangers of fires in garages.
because of the quantity OF explosive
and ccmbus;!blc material stored ;hcrc-
IN. mas caused the building inspcc-
tors Ia use every pCccautlcn Ia CON
structIon. and propcrty-owuers have
found that all-stccl buildings answer
the purpose OF hrc-proofing as re-
quired by law
The distributors Of these ready
made buildings are Earnest Bros, OF
Richmond. who control the Virginia
and North Carolina districts. They
rcpor; that the buildings arc used
mainly by fertilizer concerns. rail-
roads. municipalities. fuel dealers.
warehouscmen, supply houses and au-
tomohilc concerns besides private
owners in the construction of garages
and ouihouscs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-02
RICHMOND SOON To CONE
INTO GREAT BUILDING ERA
Dealer Advocates Purchase of Va
cant Lots Before Spring Rush
Causes Shortage.

We are coming into Il great build
ing era nov that materials and labor
are somcwha: down in price" said "a
prominent real estate dealer of Rich
fnond yesterday. and II naturally
stands 20 Reason that tho greater the
bLlldinE activity the greater the do
inhnd Tor vacant lots upon which TO
buiid,' This dealer pointed out that
The trend tOwaI! vacant lots is to-
ward the vest and northwest. He
stated mat Investments in this Iii
I"ction hit"en years ago had ncttcd
"a large profit.
''iieCaus-." ac continued. the dc
'nahd now Is greater. aud the man
VINO gets I'm on the ground moor VIII
%" the one 70 reap the benefit. Be
sides TINS. the home seeker would do
wei to invest now. while the price Is
nominal, tor IN the next few years
he VIII find (, more dii,icult TO lncat.
q; low rr.cc for the good lots VIII
Ray" hrcI taken hy the wise investor
an" he VIII demand the Increase over
his orig.na! price.
Vacant lot buildings he said.
tina, sold for from 81 20 $3.50 rer
foot fifteen years ago. are now sell
ins. for from ',5 TO 500 per foot. Il;
~ fitlr % presume that we Will grow
ia the n,At hv" years proportional 81 :
hs rapidly As We have In the past NJ
t"," 80 ono can go wrong now in
| Investing Ia unimprov.d Richmond
real estate"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-02
ny PAUL II. COLLINS, President
Virginia Real Estate Association.

The convention OF Virginia real
estate men at Richmond. which orga-
MED the Virginia Real Estate Az
ISOLATION on October -. untolded tho
dawn Of Il new era in real estate in
thiS part OF the land. 1t opened IL
highly systcmatiZed drive toward q
goal OF many worthy detectives. GER
tain of rich results to both taxpayers
and realtors. And since that date
new members have been constantly
added through letters OF application
for admission by brokers in all parts
O; Virginia who were not At the meet
ing.
This organization OF reliable realty
brokers saw their profession Was SUI
fer!ng from abuses by Irresponsible
individuals and even firms operatinS
in real estate, and tina; buyers and
sellers. too. were being ruth!cSsly
held up. 1t was to correct this si.ua-
ton AID to remov. other evils and
oct the business up on "A new plane
that an organization was perfected.
Realtors Have BIg Field.
The Virginia Real Estate Assoc!n-
ton is already a powerful organ!za
ton and can WELD an influence of
worth and weight for the public
benefit. Virginia realtors have as
good a field today as exists in the
whole United States, field which
looks more promising than any other.
u field which is yet not half developed.
l wish to make n significant remark
here, and ! want every reader to
make mental note of IL, make this
statement irrespective of politics. l
give il to you for n fact as It was
given to me. 1t is that the recent
visitation of President Elect Harding
through Virginia made Il most favor
able impression upon our new chief
executive, and that he was deeply af-
fectcd. both he and his wife, by the
grac!ousncss of the true Southern
hos pitality shown his party. From u
friend OF Senator Harding. one who
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-02
RECOMMENDS NEW TYPE OF RURAL SCHOOLS Nv VIRGINIA
BUSINESS INTERESTS
ARE BEING DEVELOPED
Dun Company Issues Encour,g-
ing Statement at beginning
of New NCnr.

Encouraging reports are being sent
out by Dun Company tending to
show Developments In new business
interests. ana an inclination to re-
p!cn,Sh supplies. which viii mean "A
reimbursement OF prices. AS an Illus
tration of the artuai depletion Of
stocks. particularly in mems stun.
one local clothing store actually ran
DOT Of certain pattern which IL had
previously carried heavily in stock.
aud was forced 30 send TO New York
Tor q single suit for one OF its regular
customers.
General trade situations. the reports
say. present SHARP contrasts.
new phase. though one which had
me was. decrease. that are occurring
IN various industries. and costs
al nrodnc,:on are steadily declining
this change should later be seen ia
further cccesiions in retail prices. yet
estimates OF CONSUMING demand at
ammunition OF public buying power.
Not only are wages being read
l9stsd and overtime work largely
eliminated. but there are fewer OPP
iactircrs curtaii or temporarily sus-
pend operations. ana the Christmas
turnover was marked by more conser-
Eatism and discrimination in purcias-
!nS. The policy throughout the coun-
try is one Of caution In making COM
m ailments. and all the statistical
measures OF business reflect the re-
EcrsHl OF conditions.
VITA transactions restricted and
prices Sharply debated. the margin of
reduction in bank clearinEs is widen
ing. and the rise IN the commercial
mortality is becoming a more con-
spicuous feature. Such movements az
these are a natural aCcompa nimcnt Of
the economic transition, and occasion
no surprise.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-02
BUILDING DURING 1921
IN F0R REGENERATION
Forecast Is That Considerable Com
struction VIII Take Place
Throughout Nation.
AMPLE CAPITAL AVAILABLE
Outlook bright, but Huge Shortage
Of Houses Last Year Will Not Be
Rcinc,ifcd for Several Seasons to
Come.

Summing up the building outlook
for the coming year ii appears from
various predictions and indications
that building Will be regenerated and
many new homes and other ediiices
erected Many predictions have been
made by real estate dealers and
others who are interested in tho
housing and building situation s.
v. StrauS. president OF =. w. Straus
X Co. issued a statement yesterday
saying:
,,rhr enormous housing shortage
VII! constitute L potent impelling
force hack Of building activities in
1921. There are times when tho law
of supply and demand ceases to
junction. but such periods must Of
Necessity he transi;ory. With Il de-
hcit estimated at 100000 homes, or
housing facilities equal to the nor
NAL requirements of about 10 per
cent OF the population OF our conn-
Try. the year 1870. while witnessing
considerable building activities in
some Places. has not relieved the sit
uaiion. These are abno:nal condi-
tions. and the economic tendency is
always toward normality. When We
nave m ovcr:supp!y OF buildings, the
Industry slackcns. and when there is
y great shortage. such as now exists
forces of PRODUCTIONS strength ara at
CONTINUED on Second page.)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-02
OUTPUT OF LEAD AND
ZINC INCREASES IN 1920
United States Geological Survey
Makes Annonncemcn on Indus
try in America.
[By ASSOCIATED Press.

output o: lead and zinc and the re-
iinery output OF lead in the Ca'tcd
states increased greatly in 1920. the
geological survey announced tonight.
Tn" output o. soft lead was 81 .Grn
short tons an increase Of $1,000 over
1919. When uicre was decrease in
ou;pu, uf iSS.50G tons over the pre-
c.ding Year. The recoverable. zinc
content OF or. mined in 1920 was
about 500 900 ;cns as compared with
:.57. 900 In 1919, and G52,2i3 in 1918.
The production Of primary mct"ilic
zinc from domestic ard forciGn ores
In 1920, however, waS cnly iG3 600
tons as compared with iG5.743 IN
1919. Th" refinery production OF lead
from domestic ores in 1920 was !I;,
600 tons as compared with i24.4::S
tons in 1919
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-02
MAY MAKE LIBERTY
| BONDS LEGAL TENDER
standardized Tom Watson Would
Release Eillions to Circulation
i'm United States.
LNy Assoclntcd Ir.ss

ATLANTA. GA. Jan. i-Thomas T.
SMatspa, United states Standardized
from tcorEih. announces IN u COPY
fiHht"d statement. "a b. published in
the atlanta Constitution SUNDAY. mat
~ IN" extra session Cf the SirLy-
sey"n,h Congress he VIII Introduce
q b!ll 10 make Liberty and Victory
bonds and other government war pa
pers legal tender.
Mr. watson also announced plans
'"r introducing hills 10 force tn" Fed
lend money directly to Individuals
md 20 require tile Secretary. of the
Treasury TO issue the uneSucd green
.,acks, auihos.zed BY a bin signed by
authorized. but nu!ssued grccnbacks
according 10 the Standardized is
tlr2 ruo,unp.
Discussins, his plan 70 make. lcEa!
credit certificates. War Savings stamps
and all government Obligation paper
issued during aud since the world war
a q remedy for what he aims is
watson declared such action would
have an clcctrifyins effect upon
\mcricnn business life.
"Such action n" said. would not
increase tho governments obligation
ono dollar. nut viii Immediately bring
ircn the bank vnU'ts. private safes.
bureau drawers, TN boxes and stock
inrs billions OF dollars Of circulating
legal tender, NOW Inactive and salnhlc
only =, . loss. and enable the people
10 Dny their dchts to each other. the
consumer to tho merchant. the NOR
chant 10 tn" small ban'scr. the small
banker 10 his correspondent and so
on"
ON passage Of such 'cgiSlaticn."
NJ. Watson declared all apprchen-
sion OF 2 panic would as quickly dis
appear"
Regarding tho nations hnnnclai
system. NJ. Watson said he would
introduce bills 10 make II mandatory.
under penalty. for the rcriona! banks
20 lend direct to farmers on approved
securities At an interest rate not over
> per cent: 10 repeal that section OF
the farm loan bank act requiring n
croup Of ten, siruator!cs 10 loan
ana insertion Of Il mandatory clause
compelling such hanks 10 lend to an
individual applicant upon approved
security without the requirement OF
additional obliGatorS.
Opposition 10 an Increase OF taxes
10 higher tariff and desire TO
rc-cs,ablishmcnt Of prcwar trade re-
lationS with Russia and Germany
were expressed bv Mr. Watson in tho
same statement II" also favored end
Ing the war with Germany by rcsolu-
tiCn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-02
Says President Elect Harding Is Friend of State and
That Resources of Commonwealth Are Essen
lia 10 World for Reconstruction

mas known him many years, has come
the informa ton that WarrtH G. iiar-
ding VIII show himself one Of the BEST
friends TO The whole South OF any man
who has resided IL the White House.
Let this feeling be true of Rcpub-
lican President ana Republican Con-
rress and We should Gee an unpar-
aiieled prosperity throughout the
South. the openiag of new opportuni-
ties and long bclated development.
Oar Resources Needed.
The balance OF the United states
needs our natural resources. our raw
materials And i, will be cheaper to
make Thorn nj into finished products
right here on Southern railways and
ports than to transport them North
The time IS ripe for a manufacturing
boom in the Southland. Real estate
men WIZ study conditions know this
They want 10 BE- prepared for il. to
be thoroughly efficient and to be
known rs responsible, The Virginia
Real Estate Associations is doing
men Of Virginia In modern methods
and ideas, to secure coo operative ben
eiits
Matters o! import toward a strength
cning Of the organization and making
more effective the campaign FOR mem
bership and organization Of local or
city boards will b. considered at "A
meeting OF the executive committee
Continued on Second PagcD