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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-14
.NASONS GATHER
FOR 1922 GRAND
LODGE MEETING
Laving of Cornerstone of.the
State Masonic Home Will
Be Feature of the Week

rarkershurE. Y. Va. Nov. II. Mem
hers nf the Vest Virginia Masonic
grand lodge from all sect "ns - the
state began gathering here tonight f"r
the grand lodge and grand chapter meet
ngs which are to hr held prior I" tho
laying u: the cornerstone - the Mason:
home lrcaled a snort distance from
this city. Several delegations arrived
here r"n:Eht from the southern section
OF the state. including captain John "'.
Collins Of Charleston. grand secretary
Of the grand lodge. =
Mos: worshipful Grand Master
Adr an {. Nadenbousch 81 MartnshurE
and Grand Commander F. W. Narhorn
OF he knights Templar. also OF Mar
tiusburg are expected 10 arrive tomor.
row at noon. All members OF both
bodies from a distance will arrive In tn"
ti,y h, tomorrow r,ening. as the ses-
siors OF the grand chapter WILL begin
ear Tuesday morning
Laying ~ the cornerstone OF the
Masonic home viii take Place WedncS-
dey afternoon. following The session o.
the :rand lodge. Work will he IN
charge OF Adrian {. NAdenhOusch. most
vo~Elipful grand master. assisted by
Officers or IN" grand lodge knights
Tcmr'ar under command ~ Frank W
Na;,ho-n. grand commander. will at as
an escort 70 the grand lodge during the
irlr I" the sit" ~ tho home.
TNr Nas"nir home q now about two
rni;ds completed and occupies beau
:iru' cm!nc1ce overlooking tho ohio
river about \ r':le from tins city.
Whcn crnpleteG (! Will have cost more
than s2|n. hhn. II will probably be COM
pietAd cSrl, IN the spring.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-14
PRES. HARD|NG'S HIGH |DEAL|SlA
DESCRIBED AS RAY Of SUNSHINE

.eeS a. also "rsta ,Ns ~ n" rl"s "f
tho doT'1lnn< -. nuili. - . tcrhU'ral
nature i.r'i'!rs - - ~ i'"eiS Cor ten
Years. = SAYS - S'uN.'".s" Uv "Ss 10
character "' ,"rst"v":ln' IS a's" 'um :
ID Fur;h"-r"r". 5at"rua'.unlI ''rl u.
ton - ar;ra Mc"'s ."'"'i~S 'rt"'ua.
ti0nai r"7'-ui ~ui-n 'l'.s' 10 "rGanrJ"h
outs'd. :h~ i."agre g" Nations I, uh;rr
n. l'rrAd states I""s ',o' he'nuE
F,-a'ly r.r roth"hs rT dre'rl;r' ,nr may
be invented
Mote OF Distrugt.
The 1oIrna D.S HrhHie sa"e ihc
Hughes ?'an :nNn',rd Tho ahr"rpti"r ~
N. Anglo. JaTanns~ alll7u-" "" m
de~Stari ~. Americana etuhno-rnese
on mis- question SAYS 80 N~wsrars.
"hlt ne hog NJ them - 'pfIor' ira, ;he
nrf!~iai rurturs - tbs uari wouIi
r's-"'y ." them IN" ap1~7ranr. o'
sfarii"r. Thee = ~ need ~ =
fo"n'a' al. ~ tn H!ui -" countries
u IN ~-=ard 20 r.-'7in p"NS n'l,'ies I've
only r+a' Euaran'~" q regarding m"
1"." rh,::, aa.as9n.ze the !ep-c-
Srrta'.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-14
SIX SLAIN IN
MEX. UPRISING

san Diego. Calf. Nov. 13.-Sir mem
r,-s ~ par:y Of forty Me1icans are
dead ass result of skirrish with \
nariv Of fedora! troops in San Antonio
canyon. srx miles south Of Tijuana
Lower California. today. In the skir-
m:sh four of the invading party we're
killed. Two were captured by the fed-
erals and later executed.
The reror' er the skirmish vas made
hy rnioae' Z. Armenia. commander or
,oe fedora, forces At Tijuana. 10 David
,;erxon. United States department or
justice agent here.
For time thers WAS much excite
ment IN Tijuana. hut later Governor
F:pismen!o Barra OF Lower California.
said m trouble was expected.
No Americans were allowed tonight
in the main part NJ Tijuana and for
several hours today the border was
closed 10 traffic.
Rumor. ~ impending trouble have
been current for several weeks and
about TWO weeks ago three automooiis
trucks loaded With guns ana Anmunl-
;ion. believed 10 he enrouta to Msxieo
for revolutionary purposes were seissd
nv fede-ni agents IN America tsrT1tory
near the border.
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KATO DECLARES
MR.. HUGHES HAS
DRIVEN FEARS
CONFIDENT AGREEMENT
CAN BE ACCOMPLISHED
Head Of the Associated Press
Promises Fairness By the
Fourth Estate

Washington. n. =" Nov. "a Secretary
Hugne< pronouncrnent. a. me i0au-
gursl session % ths armament CONFER
eroe have clarified" the situation. Ad-
n'ral RSroh kAto declared n, recap
ton given tonight at the Shnr"ham. ny
Raron Shidehara. ,h- japanese amS7"
<ador. The &c ept.C1 was Arranged 10
peasant journalists who ar. re7"-inE
proceedings ~ TIE conference |" tNN
Jananese pen. pn'entn~'e~. ard Ia he'r
ostponei unt;i Tonight @" arC"tnt ~
the assaSs. nation o. TYc:r Z" ia"a 4
number o. d'stiNEu:<hed Arr"-., ans. not
Of tire Journalists profession. also we're
present.
BARON ShiAeha"a i"troduc"d ADMIRAL
kato AMI l. nr" TohTSawa and then
called upon F'r"ter.c> Toy Martin gen.
cral manage ~ the Associated Press 10
respond az 'h~ representative q, Amcr'-
can journal SlIi.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-14
French Premier Dimes
With the Americans

Washington. Nov. IA F'pmier Rr!ann
~ tive FTcnrh smhasS" 10 day "'ih
El'hu Root and nsra" w Underwood. "t
the American d"lNgst'"r. III" F~:n' :
minister ~ the 90 "7'"s. VI. Sa-raI' and
krrhaSSadNr luSserard
Secretary Hughes and Assistant Sc e
rN,arl R'iss Joined the NartE a. tho a-6-
hasSN l. was understood he C"rve-aa- .
ton ,hipflr conr"rr~d ~" m"in"d o.
pr"r4iU-c t. hc adCp:rl :" n" TWO arms
conference meetings 10 morrow There
was no statement glSen "Tt however.
and the French Leaders refused {" con-
rsn;
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j. s. MERCHANT
VESSEL CALLS
ASSISTANCE

BoEeon, nov. l3-Ths American
steamer san YrnnciSoo, anrs IN mid
ocean. sent out today . wireless call
for nssistane. which WAS picked mp
At the naval radio station hera.
She rave hsr position rs latitude
$500 north, longitude 52o3 west
OF approximately l.loo miles south
sast Of New York and 7co miles
south OF oaps Race, n. r.
The stssmsr, Of 3,ls+ tons. Loft
Marssiuss October 4th and Lisbon
November 3 for New Yorf.
A later message sad tina ~ hre va
lnder control and tina, the san Fran
$500 was n No Immediate danxe".
|, added tina. the steamer Eam"n ~
Arr!naEa bound from Genoa '7r nor
OK. was standing hv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-14
Siberian Soviet to Hold
An Asian Conference

Tek.nr. Nov 17.-Ths Siberian Soviet
Government - aid to be dtspieAsSn
over the fact that i, has no representa-.
ION at the washin Eton conference aAd
has invited weaker nations" to an
Asia conference" at Irkutsk.
|, announces thar representatives OF
Siam. Persia. india and the Philippines
ar. on the way to the conference. The
inheritance Of this meeting to Korea 10
h.ins emr ha sized by the Siberian Soviet.
Local delegations Of Koreans ana
{ n nese vino are leaving Tor the lrkutsk
assembly are declared in official circles
here tn he TIE representatives OF OBJ.
Srure groups Of malcontents.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-14
Cloak Makers Strike
Cannot Be Averted

Ne1 York. Nov. l3--Anv hope :ha' the
threatened strike of $4,000 garment
workers tomorrow could be av~rted was
apparently killed tonight by the state
nent ~ Louis TustiEa. president ~ the
National Clonk and Suit Manufacturers
association. that the piece work system
which - the cause for the workers
threa, 20 st:ike would be put int" erect
in the trade tomorrow morning.
Twelve United States senators. Secre-
tary %. Labor Davis and Industrial
t" N ss:cner Saver ~ Tho state labor
department al hHv. made attempts 70
conc,iiats the differences between the
employers and th- union workers.
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san F-7r-.sr". Nov - E"sco" tFa'-
~ t-:,uch'~. rrnr'"T ricfu-" comedian.
~ Il 60 nn - t"r"rr"" nn charge
nr r,ans'nUSh'.r c-"n'rG ont ~ the
death. Scr'Ar:h"r ~ Miss Virginia
Earr- -ro'Ion picture actress.
Elahorat- rre7a-at ""' hn'" been
made Tor handling 'Ne crouds .t?n"r~d.
Adr,ts.'or - the rouri ro"rr VII h. hH
card o7'r.
ln'ikr Arhurk!~'s rre.. NJ .rdr' h.a-.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-14
ADDRESSED BY CoRNwELL

Tsrkershurg. W Va \",. -. Memo
ral services were bod today by the
parkershlrg post re thr American l.e-
V,rn with former Gn' ""nUr John !.
,'orrv.n az tho principal speaker. wh"
smoke or ~. object of thn orran'zai on
,nI ths oppnrtr'nit:cs = mas rnr better
mon, or cord'ticns n n" country
fhrnurh Its efforts to h".nE conditions
;ha, W. he rr h~ncNt Two thousand
people attended tho services.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-14
Many Armed Marines
Now Guard the Mails

New York Nov i3.-Prena-ations for
guarding mail 81 postal stations and In
:-ansi; with an armed force of marines
ucr. r-arly completed ;oriat, with the
arrival ~ cnl marines. under Lieut..
WhIttle from Quan;i"o. Va. making
rorro nr 26i marines and four "fhcers
available for the postal authorities
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NO FLAT REJECTION OF i. s. PLAN
Straus Demands Ban on Propaganda
During Arms Limitation Conference

WashjnE % The general commute
Of
o., modified
Delegation N"
NO conference
worlds n" saem"n issued by
o. ard Iot
uM have had develop
policies
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and Wife
On Way TO Madeira

ron<tantinop!-. Nov l5.--Th" Rr.lsn
cruiser cardiff. hearing rorm"- I'm
pr-o- Charles 81 Austria Hungary ann
his wife Zta 10 thatr exile In re is-
land Of MADEIRA. eft h"re to-da!
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amnHn TO nIArX

r.oooh,,tlp Ark. Nov = M-s rhes
,.y girr,:. s.vsntv years cid. wss
n,-,.s - death sore when So returned
~ r.r hazlas horn. for snail ,o%en
st..- having oSen her oh71 .7d ra-.
,ly,., s.c through sn.o;. ard hanss
t,- :, ,hs burning ros1srce.
-. ,o,, tos. Was O's-e!v n'i-ns< and
u >. $or. ,y sr's.tAln>i for Rs r. OF
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JAP SOCIALISTS ARRESTED

t,Sa "a Japan. Nnv L." '7rE" NUM-.
nA" - S0cja'iS:s have hrHn arrested IN
, ra-S"S that thsN a." connected w.'h
wi,,nsn""sd agitation in the 'ead:ng
.rtt,es ~ Japan
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YSArS obNtSratsd..

AdmIrai hat" H"j7ted uUt that NJ 10
the present japan has had fears Vn!cn
have caused her 20 continue naval CON
.truC;!ot. but VITA fears on both sides
onHtarated hr was confident that an
aEreamcat 40 "a" as Japan and the
U'u';ed States we're concerned. could not
'ai~ 20 come.
rr.nce ToAugawa declared that II any
one feared the failure ~ n" conference
before leaving Japan. that fear had been
d:spei,ed s.ncs arriving in the 1n'ted
states.
NJ. Martin responding. declared the
p-sss vas powerful factor In th-
conference. since i,s function was 10
te', the waiting world what yon do hare.
vho leads. uho falt"rs ard 'he results.
Tre regulars" "f the Fourth Estate.
NJ Martin said Who measured thor
~e-lic. not by the column but by tn"
vears" pledged the conference the'r
AcS, efforts so tha; he world m,Ehtye
oror.t l.; the deliberations here.
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with fu-'%e- tiMr fo-. study ~ 49,
,.re.tAl "rNcjR's ~ az ma owe. we NJ
.-ican PAN hogan 20 stand ":t '""aH
,,s true prornr'IoHs. Arpa""r y. y -
rar more than p .sn-ycPr NaEii h"':dsN '
,hat ix pr"ie.ted ,o8n!cd u''h immr!''
ate heavy rNdu'':nn nT n" f're;s or '"e
,rrne ro~crs Eev0Td iha' - o mira
equally h;un' and d!rr"i SUGGESTION -
4 ,0ui,ruing aC-rrTe'' q limit ne 81"
OF hatt'o fleets rerm%ren''. Tha' !.
vr,- NJ. Hughes 7ria' "cp,a"emeut
r'ar really am"u"ts n.
No Battle Cruisers for q. 5.
II. ran.:~G tie ships 10 "hira ea'A
man hattie fleet would hr rU' T III"
American 2,ar FOR imnIed;a'" r"d"'h'i'
us accented Secretary Hushci t'n'"-
mort slowed THAI Great Britain ard ne
I'n,,cl states would i've on an "Nat'
.oualir, j? 'hr nVr'hc, OF hatil"sh'fS.
M, ne Er!t.s'. woi'u r'tAin IN add:u"''
,,u- battle r-'I.er's y" l'"opnsed J"l
f',,; rr,:'G nc composed Of six tat >
shins ard rr," ha;''" rrr'se;S. "rhe ne
tinted States W"'.!d ~ content Win
hat 'cshir. a.""".
This ma, pro" No." s'gnihcan' -
tnc disrlsS.'ae prnrrrd. SN'Ne naval o.
nr.als heiip,s. II lrNcirs Hr"oan'e 'Nd'
j., r-nDnsiru ~ ?s"r" thai ho:h NJ thA
Island noucrs should hr provided IN
enuar number win these n"wes; audi
,ions 10 the main elects nf tho Nv" ma
tions. white ths lr','i States MADE nn
at;emp, for zen %rars ~ least 10 eai'n
tho American fleet similarly. the ! nl'eo
States dcie-ltIcn 10 the arms con'H"-
.nce sought 20 convey very hehnit'
assurance thst America. as freaden'
Harding tod the cSofeEnnoe ramc ~
tn. discussion with no sc,fsh purpose
10 serve.
No o. .. ArYrssE.on.
Ce,inquishmen: ny the T'iti States
81 an, hattie cruIser element In her
ilc~r. som. nrHrsrs 'a!d. ~ cn"e mo-.
ca,,d ,,,ra-lv rha, 'h- navy WAS 80
he,,s n,otr.ai~cd With ihe de'iherats
a. ,ha, (, might some dav become ad-
,,enh,. ~ raid ,hc ses Corn'erc" - 'hs
,uo yrsm'," r.Nuars ~ either ~ 'hrH'.
Rattle cruisers would ne irva'Hal'"
n.-b.rs ,jtz' :" srirresefui pr0se"ui hr
a, naval war across the Pacific. = was
sal
II the pro?nsa, that -. other -"
rnrsrs retain hate rr'!:se"% also.
,hcs. observers saw roSS Me '"'-
.r,;r c>n-nssinr cf American recoENi-
t.nr NJ III. necessities Ia naval forces
,r ,rrsc countries. ~ A'1c"tcan w.
Irguoss 'ra' they shoui pr"srci:r %
c:.ir.stc ,<n'ures over ~" V"r'c 20
cu.r,rg ra--r,urE merchant routes ARD
c,,u'u- rnr r-n'tr'ion ~ mos" routes
~,,a' craft ,hc, 'NnrsS' hes' sG,t""
:, ,hc need ts ro'.tirrnta' pow"".
Although asserting ir ms p'"36s"' re
r,Rh. - ar eV'a' F"o''cs "lh anN -
.ior ~ he sous =" United .>'a;"s
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DELEGATES TO ARMS C0NFERENCE: Not YET
RECOVERED FROM The SHOCK OF SECRETARY
HUGHES BLUNT PROPOSAL f02 NAVAL CUTS

Both British and Japanese Sookesmen Guarded in lhe'r
Commcnt--Plan Stands Oot as Agreement tor FER,
manent Reduction in Various Nav'c5-b1Inm and
Iapan Alone to Have Battle Cruisers Under the
Hughes Propo:a
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rK wEATX1H

West vifHtnta-RAn and warmer
Nonaay; rusSdsy clearing.
Ohio and Western PsnnEytvAnia-
Rain In south and rAin or snow In north
portion Nonday; FuSsday clearing.
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RatTnsss Promised.

Il must not question mems motives
ineou:taSly. i must not for example.
term II Armament preparedness IN the
case o; one country and mtlttar'sm IN
-. r.,sc o. another. hut a. bet II can,
tel tre truth. ;he whole truth and moth
:ug bat the truth.
II may not be ont ~ place u reca II
tra, "a this denocrar%. where most ~
oar rclltical leaders. whaterer J"e"
present POSITION. remain not 'onT In
public office. there IS continuing
,oYr,h estate. nr men wn" tnSe then
professions seriously. From time I"
Tim. h'stor: ans. esSavists and philos"-
pher. may yoiun;eer N ou~ profession.
b. I IS ,he regulars 20 adon' mii''
Tar" ,.-r men who measure the.r 'e-r.
irS no, ~ the column but hr the ynars
who Nj. nrorm nine-tenths Of all the
uorid wha, Is done here. They pledge
vcu ,hc!- hes, Efforts 10 rise :" the
y Sac.' possials lere; OF honesty and
a rresS. that the word may prott by
you- dsltherat!ors. Theirs not 10 rea'
<or Wy: theirs but 10 strive with fGil
anouledxe ~ human liability 10 error
g lot the world know exactly what goes
on here ~ trls critical hour.
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JaDan Will Withdraw
Troops From Siberia

Tokra. NOV. n The Yori' III 81 III
hun SAYS today that rahincl ""Un' / e.
Saturday decided upon withdia"hi "f
The 1anancSe troops IN S'ner!a as 500"
as the agreement arrived a. IN the CON
ference ~ pa!ren has been s!Efcu. y
diy.s.on u, troops which was ao"u' /"
star, to- NIadivos,ok for the ruTn"S" nt
reinforcing tho troops N S'oeT,n W.
no. proceed there their orders having
been cancelled II 's expected IVA, tho
Dsirc, cCnfcrenCe VII hc rsCpercd
MonGav
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Nash.nEton Nov. '2.--A"""rd ~
rro',:-:ar inflammation -"cc''"d ny jap
anese kr-e Fa-1r TaNahash'. NO" lF"-
mier o. japan. viii S"'p ''+ old port
folio oc minister "r fnanr" wh'e ac''
ing as premier. Ndmirat Na'"h Na''
the ranking delegate at washington,
viii continue To serve "a m'Ai>'r' ~
marine. and Count lchida WI rrmh'H
a. the head ~ the foreign "Hice. ~"
1,nanexe at Washington dwell IN ~"
pronounced liberalism 81 Takahnsht n
discussing hi. appointment. and say h"
4. esprcially N favor Of maintaining tho
territorial, integrity Of China.
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United States
Lays Its Cards
On The Table
BY DAVID lAw1xaC1.
,Copyr.Sh, by The I1telhEsn:sso

NaaShinston. No '5Th. (n'ief
states ia:d =, cards "n he table race
UP.
II re tr>: iuo,.s s-ss'o7 Secretary
gurh.. had O. :hs American deiega
:'nr surprised the conference o> an
,o;Ir";ns the American proposal 'or the
;,n,,,atcn Q. armament These pria'
rIr'~S ucr~ ad,oy Ited.
That oii rap;tsl >":H building ?ro'
Ersu-s e!:he- a,t'la, ~ rrot"''-d Sood'"
- abandoned
I've Tia. cIr:h-~ reduction snod'd
=. -ad~ 'n-"rgh re S"-ar0'ns ~ Ger
,aia N'6r~ ships
Three Thai N genera. :"Eard
sa"4,d p. had - ;h- EXISTING naval
>tr.ay,h % the ?nuev> 'nnCerned.
"Fo.:--Tua: tn- ,a7:u, ship tonnage
should be used as = measurement o.
s,-.rstl FOR aav.-S anil propo-tiona'-
allowance Of auxiliary c"T5a'?r' craft
prcser:sd.'
1rc, followed technical details 81 tho
nu .lat0c program, o. the UHj;-d States
treat a-!ta!n and Ja9aH w'th snEFes-
IONS > - e\a"il> Ma, vessels Saou.a
b. sc-apJed.
Beld Stroke
I, ua- ho'f and un"Npec'ed s;roSe
or he yAr: - the American delegation
snG r.ir',. t",H 49, breath away from
the visiting delegates Nho rave oeeh
acru<tnrcd t. score. >oC:cre7'" "c'ore
a0:;hiag 20 cc1C' ctc - :I"de >No"h.
Eea.i-;ng. .uw.,er. hat i"HGr aHiA'on
l. Ar;-,5.as Srea'.>' " t',r .: S''eSS'A
:. hr:ug.rg the conference {" = :. ''cSS'
,cl pni. Mr N' zhHs '"o> y" Nr''Se
v,riG at" his ,'i!7A"",c 2HH '""NeH
how Il: An. r,r, wtS willing /" :" 70
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AsplacsmsntB

r,,l,.erar.z ars aiwa:s TIA ,ac-
..,r a., ,s,ions are accustomed - con-
sde~ -.-ta!n ships out % cate every
,.u ears Hero ca,r- M Hughes most
~adi~al proposal re assisted tha' n
-.7lsCamenis should De made in e"
rNa- 'en wears ard 'ha: there fhohid
- ns-.ad mon /, adva ancs n'ar'mnrn
'or-axe for req acenert % 100000
,.,< e.. -he ur!'rA States. Great Bri-
IN 90 n0H tons ani Iaran 500 o"o tons
- ais, declared ,Ha. 5000 tocS Rad
80 n. IN, n six. ~ any new ba'
.ieS--s n concluding Mr.. Hughes pre-
-. - -hA. 4nr~-nu~ sums voul5 thus
80 -..aSeH - a.4 Tho progress OF civ.
20. - ar1 a. m. same time tine prop
- demands % national defense would
q. sd.1ua'.'r no. and .as nations will
ra.- sN-pl.'e opportunity during ths
-a.,' roi'ia" ., 'en yea-s 20 consider
49, ','r-. >rlrs- Preparation t"r ~.
..-s,. ns~aI Sar VIII stop now"
:. Is .ncS.y;t - t.-c-'he 10 cheer *
az .c,hus.a.,- - -. galleries az IN.
,..-a.s-S r, 500 q: -" Tinted Sfat.s
sr. ~ n,I s7.e>,t Tn. de;egatc- sat
,.,t.-r on.y ssu io,alnx in the dem.
r-..r,.'on q. applause-;hose who could
,rA,-.tsad yngitSh. Announcement was
.r,6. ,h.t a F--n-A ,.It had been print
"A ,r4 would hs distributed AFTER the
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The Washington herald., 1921-09-07
Breadstuff Movements

NEW YORK. sept q. - The folloviur
shows the movement OF bresdstuns 81 Nc+
York today 10 bushels ~ grain and barrels
The Washington herald., 1921-09-07
COMPLETE N. Il. BOND SALES
wv \ s,ss, o., iss. r,1s n,-sse. 4 r. s.A Es.k..ss,

NEW YORK aiss E1ehanEe
si Se ssc and ss age r.9 ] i:ns.ry
Following complete
security and the high, low and closing prices given
The Washington herald., 1921-09-07
METAL MARKET.

\ NEW YORK, Sept. s-Compared
with last Fridays quotations. Lon
don metal prices showed the follow
ing changes today: Spot tin, f2 los
higher at E15s SIS; futures. f4 15s
higher at f163 15s: sales SO tons and
$50 tons; spot standard copper. SIS
higher at E6S lis: futures Is Sd
higher at f6s It's Sd: sales so tons
and $50 tons: electrolytic Is FL los
higher at ga. Spot lead is 2s Sd
lower at fe3 SIS. and spelter 12s Sd
higher at f25.
The Washington herald., 1921-09-07

Total sales 733 500 against Friday
week 602 go and $40
against year
sfo n 205. .193043
The Washington herald., 1921-09-07
STOCK EXCHANGE
SCORES ADVANCES
INACTIVE TRADING
Mexican Reports, Aided
BY Commodity's jump, -.
Spurts Market. .o-8
SHORTS" A FACTOR
Vigorous Coverings Bring
Gains From Fractions
To Six Points.
SHORTS" A FACTOR

NEW YORK, Sept. s.-Fsvorahlf
reports concerning the Mexican
situation and the greater optimism
engendered by the strong advances
in the commodity markets, made
themselves felt on the stock Ak
change this morning. Prices were
higher from the start and with trad
ing active, Il was apparent that
vigorous short covering was IN
progress. Advances ran all the way
from fractions UP TO s points apd
were distributed over a broad list.
Pront-tskinE during the last hour
brought q sharp reaction but to-
ward the close net gains stiil'
amounted 70 fractions among the
rails and from fractions TO points
among active industrisls. Call
money was at Sh per cent
'nf00snoO' o.....,,,.. = g.
A renewal of great activity u.
the cotton market was attended by p
another sharp rise in prices. A larse
part OF the buying apparently came
from foreign sources, q circun-
stance which 10 consistent with TIE
strong and active market at Liver
pool. Cables from that center Sre -
port an active trade demand. both
on the part OF British and contf-
mental spinners, and the rise In
prices during our holidays was
rapid. In our own markets the De-
cember future opened 10 pointa
higher at 1895 cents. went as hien-,
as 2o17. and toward the close COM 3
manded an even 20 cents. Accord
ingly 81 is apparent that the price
has rallied approximately q cents q
since the appearance OF the gov
ernment crop report and about -s's >
cents during the last ten days. what
a gain ef this magnitude meaus g"
the banking and business situation
in the South IS fairly obvious.
Wheat also moved 20 higher
levels. the gain being partly sym
pathetic and partly due to more
optimistic feelings with regard to
the prospects for export demand
December was strong AZ the start
and went TO tI3ls. for a set esiHs
OF IS. cents Proft-tskinE sUbse-
auently brought the ptioe back 40
tl..siz. In this particular markSi.
however. the rebound from recent
lows now amounts TO approximately
Is cents.
Exchange.
Under the circumstances weak
ness among the European exchanges.
10 not surprising. The break N
sterling commenced. in fact las
Friday. or the day after the govern
ment cotton estimate appeared. Ir
Europeans are 10 buy increased
amounts Of raw materials at higher
prices. the demand for dollars nsiu-
rally will be greater than had beer
anticipated. At all events. sterling
sold of 27. gents to s5.ss's. weaN-
ness in certain OF the continental
currencies was especially marked.
French francs losing IL points ~
go cents and lire being OF IL
( points at L3lis cents. The cables
meanwhile reported unsettlinE dc
clines in the sterling value OF
/ francs. German marks sold as low
as los cents and Scandinavian cur
rences and those Of certain OF the
other smaller continental countries
also sustained substantial losses
| Trading was active.