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The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1921-12-23
SAYS KE HAS FOUND A PLANET
Or. Hartman, South American Astrcn
omer, Places II Between
Jupiter and Mars.

Buenos Aires. Argentina.-The dis
covery of n new planet in the group
If asteroids. which revolve between
the orbits OF Jupiter and Mars, Is an
nounced by Or. Hartmann, director of
the observatory of the University of
IaPlata.
The planet Is of the fourteenth
magnitude and is seen at present from
this latitude in the constellation Cetus
which lies south of the great square
! of Pegasus, now visible in the evenin!
sky.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1921-12-23
Ras al Exciting Tine in South
America.
Practical Farmer of California ls Sent
10 Peru by Capitalists to lnvesti-
GATE Concession offered by
the Govefnment.

New York. Mrs. Estelle Wills is
practical farmer of Oakdale, near
Stockton, Cal. She does not pretena
to be an irrigation expert, but she mas
driven and climbed over every dam In
the Sierras.
When the farmers of her county
wanted report on big New England
irrigation and hydraulic power enter
prise they sent Mrs. Wills east to nno
out all about 1t and tell them wha'
they wanted to learn. She took AZ
California turkeys with her TO sell Y
| the Boston Yankees.
Then some men with money VII
/ had investments In Peru began 10 1901
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1921-12-23
Old Lexington House Where
Lincoln Courted Her Is
to Be Memorial.
$4,000 FUND IS NECESSARY
Building, Now a Confectionery Store.
Is Admirably Preserved-House in
Which Mrs. Lincoln Was
Born, Destroyed.

Lexington, Ky.-The home of Mary
Todd Lincoln, where she lived from
early childhood until her marriage 10
Abraham Lincoln, will be purchased as
a memorial to her and a museum Tor
the preservation Of Lincoln furniture
manuscripts and other relics owned III
Lexington.
The old Todd home at 5Il west
Main street, once saloon and now 4
soft drink stand and boarding mouse
for railroad employees. is on the mar
ket for the first time in many years
The site is being sought for business
purposes by persons who wish to teal
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1921-12-23
Pilots
Rum Runners

coast. the ship had to put out 10 sea.
taking the Swedish guards away 10
Germany.
In Sweden and In Finland many e
the coast population gel their hNinr
By smuggling and refuse 20 20 fishing
and carry On their legitimate trades
In Finland. where total prohibited
prevails. conditions are even worse
than In Sweden. Fishing there has
entirely ceased. IL Is said. becaus'
rum running Is far more profitable
/ business.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1921-12-23

one socn discovers that she knows u
whole lot about other things than
farming, but she does not look it. She
smiles too easily for Il lady pundit.
Maybe that's why she gets SO much
information.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1921-12-23
To Save Home
of Mary Todd
down the home. The owner is I. n.
Arthur, proprietor of the confectionery.
Well Preserved. q

down the home. The owner is I. n.
Arthur. proprietor of the confectionery.
Well Preserved. q
The building is N splendid state
of preservation and the quaintness OF
the interior has not been destroyed by
several partitions. easily removed. The
historic rooms where Mary Todd spent
her happy girlhood, where she re-
ceived Mr.. Lincoln, and where they
visited after their marriage have not
been changed
While the Lincoln farm at Hodge
vile and the cabin in which he was
born have been acquired and beauti-
fled for the nation ut the cost of u
million dollars, the part which Mrs.
Lincoln had in preserving the nation
has not been recognized. The house
I in which She was born has been de.
stroyed. only part of the old founda-
ton remaining as.the basis for another
home ut sol West Short street, Licking
ton.
Option Obtained.
An option has been obtained on the
property and civic and historical clubs
have become interested. The proper
ty can be bought for $4,000 and 1t IS
thought that $1,000 or $1,000 would be
needed to restore 1t.
June Is, 1856, Abraham Lincoln, his
Wife Mary Todd Lincoln, and others
conveyed the property to Benjamin +.
Edge to settle the estate of Robert ).
Todd deceased, and the deed of record
is in the Fayette county courthouse
Plans for the ceremonies attending
the dedication. II the home IS pur'
chased, would include an invitation To
Robert Lincoln. son of the martyred
President, and Mrs Ben Fardin Helm
a resident of Fayette county, who is
sister of Mrs. Lincoln.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1921-12-23
Former officers of German I'M
perial Navy Adept Snug
glers, Is Charge.
ILLICIT TRAFFIC ENORMOUS
Many Stirring Stories About Snug
oilers and Thc.r Doin9s-Oiff'eIk
for Swedish coastsuards to
Stop Them.

Stockholm. Rum running into
Sweden from Germany has devel-
oped into something Ike a public
scandal, say Swedish newspapers
The broken nature of the coast line
and the thousands of small islands
tiotting the sea approaches are all In
I favor of smuggling enterprise.
The craft engaged In this trade are
generally small. fas;-saling schooners
captained. as a rule, by ex-ofiicers or
rhe imperial German navy. Many OF
the shippers bear names well known
In the records of submarine activity.
Their daring and experience makes 1t
very difficult for Swedish coastguards
to stop them
Landed After Night.
From Reval, Rostock, Stettin. Lu-
beck and other German ports these
vessels put to sea, their cargo always
consigned, according to the ships pa
pers, to some Finnish port. Once
among the rocky archipelago of east
ern Sweden, the cargo is landed piece
meal after nightfall on the rocks, from
Z WHICH II IL idtSl ithioNNh ~ "NN
plices ashore. who have a widely ram
flied organization for the inland dis
4 tribution of the goods.
This Illicit traffic is said by Swedis
papers to he enormous. The paper
n are full Of stirring stories about SINUS
D glers and their doings. They renal
b outside the territorial waters, cruisin
u about until their friends seize the
~ chance to rush out in fast motor boat
81 often in heavy gale, transship n
81 LIQUOR and disappear in the dangerol
\. labyrinth of the archipelago.
s# Lately the police have started
III scheme to beat the rum runners
8 their own game. The other day
police boat, camouflaged as smu
q Cling craft, boarded German schoo
d err and loaded up to the gunwale fro
8 the schooner's hold. unconscious
,@# the fact that the schooner was il
~ outside the territorial limit. When
policemen tried to leave the schoor
without paying, the smugglers tire
~ ened to throw them overheard a
by there was nothing for them but to 2
gns for the liquor.
re. Garry Off Guards.
1yh In another case, the correspond
Of was told, gale blew up soon AT
one the coast guards had boarded a s
which happened to be within the thr
mile limit, and, owing TO the danger
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1921-12-23

Costly Stockings Cause Divorce.
Chicago.-Because he refused to pay
$3.50 for a pair Of stockings for his
wife. Albert Larson has been divorced.
The couple had been married Il years.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1921-12-23

There are nearly GOO sulphur m'nes
In the island Of Sicily.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1921-12-23
Bank OF England Home
to Be Entirely Rebuilt

LonGon.-The famous Bank
of England building will soon
i've entirely rebuilt, made several
floors higher and thoroughly rem
oyated inside and out.
The banks growth necessi-
tinted establishment of offices
outside the old Threadneedle
area, where it Is located. 1t Il
now planned to reunite all these
under one roof. Efforts to pre-
serve the original features of
the building will be made.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1921-12-23
Garry Off Guards.

In another case, the correspondent
was told, gale blew up soon after
the coast guards had boarded ship
which happened to be within the three
nile limit, and, owing to the dangerous
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1921-12-23
Bank Deposit Of 1919
Reaches Big Balance

On August 5, 1919, DR.. John
Sullivan Thorne opened an ac-
count with bank in New York
city, depositing s.. A year later
he added SO No other deposit
was made. Today the bank book,
now showing accumulated inter-
est and principal, totals 81
oo0.60. 1t is held in trust, pend
ing the settlement of the estate
Of Samuel S. Haslett, recluse.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1921-12-23

This hand-woven carpet, made Dy
Hungarian children after the designs
of well-known artists, is to be pre-
scented to President Harding through
the American Red Cross as 4 token OF
appreciation of what America has done
for them.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1921-09-08

perrite Sare 1on1 GeIge af 5foubran>
oene / 6et norolige Mnneiota er af<
berqet. 8inoen er for set melte
6eb no, o9 Mutoriteter,1e gigr Jig
@aab ON, al al Gare fra be nube'
rettoe Bronbe bill bore *forbi inoen
Mften. Militsfol6ater og fripillige
er Birffombe6 rne6 at grape @rsf'
ter omfring ollie @fob-, &rat> %
Mprbran6e.
GorItbetient @barles~ @illiams
fortalte limited Prefs, at bon baboe
8ebiIer for, at Gro,t6e1t o1nfrtng
Mc@rntb bar paaiot, og at beofom'
me1rbe biloe blibe lat ltn6er Siltule.
@n 1tor 8rano 1tRr Mc@ratb opitoo
fra Ssloen unoer ct 8rrnoepins-
bral1oingsapparat. &un biofte, bber11
be6fommenbe OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
por> og biloe foa bant orre1teret.
@ubernsr Prets beiegte igoar
9lftes 8ran65onen. Son fan6t, at
Militslol6aterne 90 De- fribillige uo>
ferte ct 1torartet Mrbei6e Gorbin-
oelle neo S1ufntngen.
@ran6en n@r @olana fumes ioag
at bpre 6e,t berlte. @1bern6ren
1aa6e, at 100 Mono til bil blipe
fenot 6i6op.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1921-09-08
Tlpgtet @anflni1bler ntelbes MIR

WDgtet @anfininbler mtelbes 1ngr=
bet / @egteo. gI Ba1o, Ger., ben
F5te Sept.. @alter g. @purgeou,
@bicago.8a nfieren, Ser begif timber.
ilab og flpeteoe, er blebet 1r1proet og
rebet / .@ierra Wabre=GieIoene /
beltlige Gbibuabua, blep Der 111elot
bi6 iaften. Nicefoniul Sutton, Der
fon bi0 ioag fra @bibuabua Gitp>
iagoe, at en- inoianf 2eber baboe
bragt @fterretni11get1 om Mor6et til
Gbibuobua Gitp. SSnoianeren Jag
De- at Outrageous '8elte, Der inoebolot
$4,000, bor5borte iaa Der gie11ipn-
Zig forelaa @opmor6. 8efrpftelfe
paa gfterretninget1 tan lite erboIoes
fra -anbet &ol6.
Site 2ererinber forbnbt. aafe
Goreit ST., Ben Ste Sept. Sem
.gifte 2prerinoer bleb oflfeoieet ioag
Inf Cafe Goreit Sfolefommisiion, eff
terot en- 8eite1nneIfe bar fattet ON at
forbDbe gifte abfnber at bore anrer-
i1lber. ugn Rpinbes Maog er i
Riemmet lite I @folerllun1n1et 8
.erflnrebe Mrs. 4. 9. @ranis, ct at
"Reminiscences Me0I 0Iernt1er
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1921-09-08

lano: Det Mg6e {@ors bar negtet
at peofienoe fig 6en 0Derensfon1lt,
iom bleb nnoertegnet al 9r. geon,
1e1t og ifelee bpilfen Ms6bielps-
commissioner ifu1oe forblibe / 800
ifal4, me0e,1s Gpipnet neo .6ens
@irfiombeo paa an6re @te6er bleb
oberla6t til @obietregieringen.
g2iea, 2oen @ept. 10000 Cons
2epnetsmioler for De neolioen6e
@usiere ct Sc ii6ite Har Sage
fc,,6t til 6e bie,nibgte Gtltrifter- og
mere bot ltnberbeis ioag.
@aricba,1, 2oell @ept. .@fterret-
ningen on> at onterifanife @fibe ct
onfontmet n1e6 2epttetsmiDler til
Yetrogra6, far bragt Be neoli6enoe
@enoer til otter at forfege at font-
me til @perne. Sra Surf nteloes,
at rige 8enoer bren6er fine Sort
op1inger al Grbgt for, at Sobietre,
gieringen agter ot. fonfi1fere Dem.
@opre @fobbro11be ro1er 1a11gs ben
rusi1f- -polife @renie og SfDloen
leeges paa @omn1unilterne. =-:
g9iea, Soie Sept. enoeierti 9erz
:ioter. Meo Fnof / Betrogrnbt s6oet1
.240e allg, ID ,re 6dtnf til il
Deoe11 of Gbefae1t; @olfbebiff ss51rfoi.
iitione,t for De1agttgbe6 i.6et 8om.
plot MOB @ooietregieringen, fon1
forleoen bleb op6oget, ntelber ei
@a6totelegram fra Molfa11 tent
i6ag.
8Ia,tbt 6e benrette6e o11toges,
ifelge Molfaublo6e 111ootaget ber, al
pere flere Yerioner beifblot al @be=
faen for at bere rusiiife Mgenter for
oen atnerifan1fe Observation-Disclosures
ite, fom git oper @rpnien in6 9fus-
lono fra Eeriiofi 6inlan6.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1921-09-08
at bore ben fi6ite @raftubfol6elle IN
ben oe feoerole &roppers Mnfo1nit.


BEN 6e feoerale Troppers 9lnfo1nlt.
SSngen l1n6erretning er fon1men
ont Mntalet af falbne og laore6e.
Mutoriteterne negter at giere noget
Sberi1ag ober Eabene, ii6en 8ienot-
ligbeoerne beepnote 2eroags. Sra
an6et &ol6 anilaaes Be til fra IA til
80 orebte. %re* 9eputper er orebt.
@aibington ben 26en Sept. sSe6e,
rale Tropper bleD ti6lig i6ag beor-
6ret til @eit Birgintas &u1felt. Or
6ren bleb uo]te6t fort efter g. 4
ittorges al @eneralmojor SSumes 6.
&arbor6> 6en fltngerenoe Stabs-
cbef> og @enerala6iuto1tt @orris, Der
opbo16t Jig &rigs6epartementet
bele 9eatten for at gipe @gt paa 81
t1totionen. Gropper er a1lere6e 6ra>
get fra Camp 9air og Camp @ber-
moll og oct bentes, at Sfp6ningen
oil opbgre, 1aalnart Tropperne ct
anfon1ne til &rigs5onen.
Beilutningen ONT at ien6e fp6erale
Tropper til 9ulfeltet bleb fattet ef~
ter Mo6tagelien of EN- @apport fra
General s. g. @an6Dol5 af CHARLES
ton> bbori bon iagbe> at @rubearbei>
(Sortiettes paa 2ben @ibe.)
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1921-09-08
@ljfatrt1ft. hilagt.
Gen me1ifanife Sesierims far TIT
bertegnet en Sberensfontit meb
Sc amerifanfe &umpanier.

Merico Gitp oen 46e @ept. Com
6elge af 6en Sbere1sfonrlt, ion1
igoor 9lftes melbtes at bere i1uttet
melletn observation-disclosures oa
Gbeferne for amerifanlfe Sliefom=
po1ier, bil Driften / Tampicos 81
iefelt itror blibe gienoptaget og De
uo1otte @fatter blite betalt, 6o &e=
gieringens embargo poa &on1pani-
ets Mi6ler og Ole 0p1ag er BE
bet opbebet.
Dlieforien6enen fra Merico bill
itrar begpn6e, % efterat nog1e @n=
feltbe6er af 1ninore @etponing er ble=
bet oronet, bill ale 6e itore @etrole'
u1nsproblan1er, bborom Ser bdr 1taa=
ct Stri6 melle11 Sen 1nerifanjfe @e=
aieril1g % 6e amerifanife @nnrpatli.
er, blibe. bilaet j.: =.
Gen Gberensfontit, iom bleb Tut.
tet beo @onferenien fent 2er6ag Qlf=
ten, er bleben fanftioneret al 8rnli,
oe1,t Obregon. De amerifanffe Sl=
iefon1paniers @epreientanter, fon1
6eltog i &onferenIet1, erfl9rebe fig
iom bel ti1fre6s nte6 Meiultaterne og
gior6e Jig fer6ige til at afreife til Sc
Goreneoe Stater.
Merico Gitp, 46e Sept. l1n6er=
tegni,1g af EFT Traftat n1e6 6e Gor>
ene6e Stater er ubberfen mulig> be-
fbem eller nsoben6ig og er. i @tri6
1ne0 Sen 1nerifanife @onititution, ioet
bet giper Mmerifanerne @errettig-
be6er>" iiges oct / BET Mffnit al @re=
fi6ent Obrego1ts Bu6ifab til &ongres=
iet1 fom ongaar u6enrigfe Torbolo.
Bu6lfnbet bleo op1dt &uiet.
9isie 116talel1er bafte iterft@ifalo
fra @ongresfets Meolemmer o9 Eil=
Ifuerne / @allerierne. H. - =
Hreiioent Obregon erflereoe, at
oe 8etingelier, iom De Sorene0e Sta,
ter baboe 1tinet for l1n6erteg11ing al
en- Traftot, i11ben Mnerfien6elie
p6es, bar vuretfer6ige", og at Meri<
co forlangte 9lnerfienoelie bare al
oen @runo, at 6et bor EN- @egiering
meo gbne til at opfpl6e it1ternotio<
nale. Gorpligtelier.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1921-09-08

Silfnr9s. 5pis Sc bar ,,oset, fom |
9e enlfer at felge, faa iu6rbt ct |
tibet advertisement nn6er Silt
inlos" i vMinneapolis Sioer,be":
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1921-09-08
Uhnm1antt hnntt.
nTinansaeniet" Mmitin, @nn*,
bbnt til @tilltuater- @trafanftalt
paa n6citetnt Sib. ..

9(nltin, Mirn., oen 6te @ept. -
@onionte S. Gbomion, bbis finat1ii=
elle 8eorifter pluoielig fom for 9o,
gen for ct Bar Maaneoer it6en>
blep ioog 6en1t til @tillmater- paa
ube1te1nt &io, 6a ban erflpre6e Jig
ifpl6ig I to Mnflager for &pberi fra
George 81. &ornrel & 60, Slagteri>
eiere / Muitin, bbis bsit betroeoe
@ontrollgr fan bar.
Don1n1er SSSobl 8. Weeigbem 6ern-
te ban til Stillmoter paa 1,beiter11t
Eio poa @rut16 al 6en ferfte Mnfla=
ge og gab bam famine Dom for ben
'otrben> i6et ben an6en begrnoer, ef,
terot 6en ferite er no1eben. Sen
an6en ffa1 iffe oberitige FEM Mar.
Sen ferlte Mnfloge bar for Gp=
sberi al $780, 1000 fra bans Mrbei6s>
berrer oe BEN onben for Tpberi af
$50, 900. :t *- @ IL
Sen Cunt iont Ebon1ion ia1t ffal
babe unberiloaet, fiees at nogipre
81, $4,000. Sans Gbefer beilutte-
.be at labe @etten befatte Jig meo Be
to nnpr1fe 9lnflager, og 9bomfon
bab6e paa Gorbaano erflpret1 at ban
life iiffe biloe bobe 11oge1t @ag> men bare
-prf1prp flo ifhI0id. 49,. 5
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1921-09-08
Arhrtnalnahfnr&t.
SSRgen Eroeesiion Mrbeioerbagem
Ne,p Yprf. 8p,npers flan6rer
2ambsabmimtitratipmen.

Neip Oorf 6en Ste @ept. Gen re>
gulGre 9lrbeioer6agsparabe ber bleb
opgipet paagruno al Qlrbeioslpsbe=
oeh befien6tgioroe Gagforenirgsle-
6ere fer i6ag. Preiioenten for 9lr-
beioerraooet, SSobn @ulliban> erfle-
re6e, at Gagforeningsm9no life fgl-
te 2plt til at fpenoere Benge paa lint
former og Muiifforps, me6ens iaa>
mango bar arbeibsleie. Set ameri-
fanife Mrbei6erforbun6 agte0e imi6-
lertih at foretoge en- l1oflugt.
Baltimore SEN Ste Gept. ga BET
at1erifanife Soft in6balgte 6en nube=
renbe Moniniitration> fit BET affurat,
bba6 oct bob6e beiten1t Jig for at faa,
erflere6e Gamuel @or1pers, Yr9ii<
ol,eetitt l,eIit af Anerica,t sGeberation Of Sd
bor, en- Sale be6 en- flor Selt Mn-
leoning af Mrbei6er6agen / 9fioer,
bietp Yarf ber ibag.
uGor ct Mar ii6e11 i6og, bur ser
life mere en6 en- @aanofulb Menb /
bette ftore 2an6 le6ige. geu ct Der
ober fem MiIlioner orbeioslele. Spent
fal~ s ~g:be 5fpl6en for 6isle Gor>
bol6?"
@ontpers belfDlote @an6els- og
sSn6u1 1triinteresierne for Goripg paa
at oprette ct in6uftrielt 9lutofrati> og
/ 6enne Gorbtnoelle angreb ban i{er
oe 8orene6e @taters @anoelsfan=
1ner.
Ges Woines Sen ste Gept: Gor
fprite Gang / 0es Moiues &iitorie
1naricbere6eg ationalgaroiiter @p:6-
len for NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fer
i6ag. @n Battalion af SSoipa- -Natto<
nalgorbiiter / Uniform anfsrte 12,>
1000 Me6letnner af Mrbei6erorgani>
iotioner.
@binoer brogte 2eben og 2amnet
1amnnen. Sagforeningsarbei6ern
&bin6eof0eling u6gioroe fprite 9lfoe=
ling af Broceslionen og be of 6e>
res Gpnner, Ser bar Me6lentrner al
Soma geationalgarbe> anfprtc efter
&binoernes Opfororing Brocesiionen
qiennem @Q6erne.
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Qaub for fprbenbnre16e GpIbater.

2anb for forbenberenbe Golbater.
Omaba 6en Ste Sept. Set er imor-
gen ben fpr1te af tire Gage for for>
benbpret6e 4@ol6aters Sptagelie at
nDIig oabnet oberrislet 2an6 60
Den !@o1e-Diltriftet / @boming, og
Euiinoer af ti61igere uyanfs" itrdn1>
mer iaften ino 2ptnun, Neb.,, og
gooer, @po. Papirerne BIZ blibe
in6ienbt til &orrtngton, $780, bbor
Erefningen bill fit16e @te6 Gre6og.
Mnfegerne :bebeber lite at i1t6finoe
zig perionlig / Eorrington. Sc bel=
oige bill itrar blibe un6errettet pr.
ge1egrof. Ser ct: omfring 10000
Claims. ....-.:-
Sire Menb fal afeibre @eNeF.
ems Sfiebme. @enf oe11 LITE Sept.
Mationforbunoets Moao befIutteoe
ient ihag at oberla6e oct febleiiife
Spbrgsmaal til fire iffe-perma1tente
Me6lemnler af Maa6et for at afgieres
nf benz. Sc fire ct Bo,ll @nma1s of
:8elgier, Gr. g. 6. Weuington &oo
fnf Chino, @reb Siinones oe Qeon at
E@paniet1 % Dr. @aitoa %, Gubana
|nf 8rdflten.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1921-09-08

1arm Misrepresentation paa Mf-
rnitninssfonferenfen forfanat. gbi-
cago, Site 9lug. Oct amerifanffe
garmburea11forbu1rb bar a11n1ooet
grnfioent &arbing ON at iifre 2ano-.
br1,get oroentlig Experimentation paa.
.afFruftni,gs sbonferenien. gar'nbat
rean-2eoere tiger, at BET er al 8e.
tDoning, at Garn1ernes Spnspnnft
bliper tabgrlig taaet 9enIpn til bad
benne Ronfere1s.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-12-28
VETERANS WAR RECORDS
WILL BE PRESERVED
Final Tabulation Of KentucHanS
Work In World Conflict Awaits
Congressional Appropriation.

Washington, Dec. 81. = A detailed
statement of the military service OF
every man from Kentucky who served
in the world war will be made avail
able in a comparatively short time, If
congress, at the present session, will
make the necessary appropriation SO
the adjutant general of the army may
continue his work of tabulating these
records. They would then be trans
mitted to the adjutant general of the
state, just as those, from other states
would be transmitted, and the record
Of the individuals in the world war
would be made permanent.
From the annual report of p. c.
Harris, the adjutant general OF the
army, it is learned that his Office was
busily engaged in the task of prepar-
ing and preserving the individual re-
cords of all who served in the world
war when the end of the fiscal year
and the failure of congress to make
further appropriation for the work
stopped it in an incomplete state the
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-12-28
SAVING HABIT BECOMES A FASCINATION.

m
That the habit Of saving money one OF ts most ~.
most important Of all human habits is the o0d
editor Of the Burlington IN j. Enterprise lie says tna' vas"
10 start and that becomes fascination 10 tne
tecs the home the individual; benefits the
business its helps make characters it gives growing
Il, life it builds responsibility; elevaes and sohd'es
Cor mower and progress No lesson particularly at the mo-
n when the resources of the world largely mpoVerhe
more important to earn than the lesson Of saving saving
itself but saving the various commodities whch WE w
day to day. often impossible for individuals OF
steadily and all the time Frequently people run INTO pau u
1os f work lnesswhch makes money saving mpossioe D
normal man woman does have the chance win
regularity to lay by money for the future and he VINO do 10
foolish He will pay for the neglest in bitterness Oh '
times before he dies. o:
Men and women who invest their savings IN treasury SAVINGS
Certificates or despos their in Postal Savings are
the future Of emergency Treasury Oeruicae Gan "
rted into cash substantially demand Postal Savings unoe
the more liberal plans being worked out by the postmaster
eral may be Withdrawn without advance notice
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or hide them in cupboards and sugar
bowls and behind loose bricks. and
other similar places. Banks are rec
ognised as much more secure than
any "hiding hole" that can bs found
The war did q good deal to bring
the banks into use by tho people. the
sale Of Government bonds through
them set up a much more wholesome
relationship, Great numbers Of peo-
pie found that secreted money was not
really working after all, and that
money is only useful whom It Is at
work. That Delta doctor perhaps
never figured out that II he loaned
this money at 8 per cent, or bought
first-class security at that rate, ne
would be si.74o to the good every year
Or, II he put 1t in the bank ! ma say say.
ings account at 8 per cent his annual
return would be $50, compromising
In other words, he wos losing at least
$3.50 d year whether he kept the
money safely or not, losing It Just as
surely. as though somebody had taken
It from him. Now he has lost princci,
nal as we'll as interest,
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-12-28
NEW ZEALAND HIKES TARIFF.

Nav zzeaand is another country which undertaking tariff
revision with protection The customs arn proposeu
for New Zealand is constructed along lines similar to the REVISED
tariff now in force in Australia is to consist OF three scales
rates General rates which apply all foreign countries WIN WHICH
there no special preferential rates granted to goods
in N Jn;ted Knplom and intermediate rates which
are TO apply to goods that enter INTO negotiations
with New Zealand reciprocal tariff privileges American podcs
are to be subject the general rates An antdumpng clause
carrying duty 20 per cent will be imposed directed IN
toward German goods nasmuch this tariff will be adopted be-
re the limited States returns to protective policy
no free trader say that New Zealand retalat we Will De
late getting the protective basis but we will stay there
when protection is finally restored.