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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-12-17
PROVIDE SAFEGUARDS

Article XV.-At any time after the
date hereof the government OF North
ern Ireland and the provisional gov
crnment OF Southern Ireland. herein.
after constituted, may meet for tho
purpose Of discussing provisions, sub
jcct to which, the last of the forcg0-
Ing article is to operate in the event
OF no such address as is therein Mon
toned being presented. and those pro
visions may include: (a) Safeguard
with regard 10 patronage In Northern
Ireland CD safeguards with regard to
the collection Of revenue in Northern
Ireland; (c) safeguards with regard
to import and export duties affecting
the trade and industry Of Northern
ireland; (d) safeguards for tho min
oriie in Northern Ireland; (e) set
uemcnt of financial relations between
Northern ireland and the Irish free
state; O establishment and powers
OF local militia in Northern ireland.
and the relation Of the defense forces
or the Irish free stale and Of Northern
Ireland, respectively and II at any such
meeting provisions are agreed to, the
same shall have effect as II they We're
included amongst the provisions sub
1cct to which the powers Of Parlia
ment and Of the government of he
Irish free state, are to he cxcrcisnblc
III Northern Ireland under Article XIV
hereof.
ARTICLE EVI.-Neither the Par,ia
mcnt OF the Irish free state nor the
Parliament of Northern ireland shah
make any law so as either, directly or
indirectly to endow any religion or
prohibit or restrict the free exercise
thereof, or give any preference or i'm
poe any disability on the account OF
rellgious belief or religious status, OF
AFFECT prcjudicially the right OF any
child to attend school receiving pull
Tic money without attending the re.
tgious instruction Of the school, or
make any discrimination as respccts
slate aid between schools under the
management Of the different religious
denominations, or divert from any
religious denominations or any etuca-
tdonal institutions any of its property
except for public utility purposes and
on the payment Of compensation
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-12-17

encies OF Northern Ireland unless II
resolution is passed by both houses
OF Parliament of Northern Ireland in
favor of holding such elections before
dhu end OF said month.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-12-17

Read The Planet and keep in
tostned as to what oar Race is
doing in world and domestic affairs
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-12-17
TO TRANSFER POWERS

Article XVII.--By way OF proyis.
1ohal arrangements for the admin s.
tration of Southern ireland durink
the interval which must elapse he
tween dhe date hereof and the const
tuition OF parliament and a govern
ment OF the Irish free state in accord
ance Herewith, steps shall be taken
iortn"lth for summoning a meeting
or the members Of parliament elec,cs.
Tor the constituencies in Southern Iro
land since the passing OF the govern.
ment Of ireland act. 1920, and for con
shutting provisional government
Ana the British government shall ,ako
steps necessary to transfer to such
provisional government the powers;
ana machinery requisite FOR the dis
charge or its duties. provided that
every member of such provisional gov.
eminent shall have signified in writ
ing his Or her acceptance Of this In,
strument. But this arrangement shal,
not continue in force beyond the expi1
alton of twelve months from tho date
hereof.
"Article XVIII. This instrument,
shan be submitted forthwith. His
Ma1esty's government for the approval
OF Parliament and by the Irish sigma
tories to meeting summoned for tho
purpose OF members elected 20 r~st In
the Holsc Of Commons OF Southern
Ireland and If provided It sthnjl DO
rahffcd by the necessary legislatien,'
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-12-17
BOOK CHAT--'RachcI"

Dy- Angelina Grimkc) Published by
The CornhiE Co., Park st. Boston.
Price $3.50. Postage 10 cents
GBy Mary White Ovington.)
Chairman OF the Board OF Directors OF
the National Association for tho
Advancement of Co,ored
Poodle
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-12-17

MRS. a. l.. Mcdonald, 1887 Clrampl.,in
avenue and Mrs. Fannie Schaffer 10 e.
1and street were the dinner eres:
sunday, of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ben
toss 1881 w. tooth Place.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-19
GRAIN MARKET

Chicago. Apr, 10.--The whea, mar
kcr exhibited n weak tone today ana
July sold n the lowest point on me
cron Lack of buying power was the
principal factor. Crop news was gen
orally favorable. Export demand was
slow, but it was reported that an enor-
mon. business had been put through on
,Ac break. but conhrmatio! OF only
300 .OM bushels 10 Belgium was re
,"ivrd.
Rerc,pr~ were Of good volume n pr,
mary murkcts. Cash premiums were MI,- MIno :
rhungcd. shipping sales were l1'oo"
~ C"rn followed the trend Of wheat
nlrhough May wa, fairly stable be'anHe 'E'
If rho removal Of hedge. agains, tasn
corn sod 10 exporters. The cash corn corr,
basis vas unrhaug"d. Shipping SGtSS n6H
ycrc Y6O GOO bushels. including 24o' o'"oV
bushels to exporters late yesterday ana
today. ,L ,.,
Oats followed other grninS. Cash pre-
uium, were shade hrm"r. ShlppinnS
demand was SLOW. Sales "t "o''o'
bushels we're reported.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-19
INTEREST ON CURB
CENTERED IN OILS
Standard Of New York Marked
Up 20 Points--lndepend-
ents Active

New York. April 19.-Nearly all the
speculative nteres, on the Broad Street
Curb today was concentrated in the
various groups Of petroleum stocks.
Standard Oil of Indiana was the chief
feature in the forenoon, moving up to
the new high record of I51a on large
transactions.
Standard Oil of New York made an
advance Of twenty points. to 3S4, and
Prairie Oil and Gas, on bids without
transactions, advanced sixteen points,
to 396. These were only n few In
stances indicating the DEVELOPMENT OF
pronounced strength in the Standard Oil
group. Many other issues we're in ur.
gent demand at advancing prices, but
without offers even at the higher prices
established, and no transactions could
be made.
In the independent oil stocks Mara
caibo was the most prominent feature,
moving up over one point to above 81
on report of an advantageous
contract with the Standard Oil Co. of
New Jersey. The trading in that stock
was larger by far than in any other
issue. Midwest Refining was also in
urgent demand and buying orders in
many other issues were in increasing
volume at advanced bids which found
only scant supply.
This situation was. direct result Of
the general assumption that the adj.
vanccs in crude oil, which started in
the Pennsylvania field yesterday,
will continue until prices of petroleum
and petroleum products are back to
their previous high levels
Industrials were irregular. 'Bcthle-
hem Motors was again in supplv. selling
down IL and United States Ship Cor
poration sold at new low record
Southern Coal and Iron held firm with
sales at 0A to 9la. Durant Motors
sold at 21k.
Mining stocks were fairly active, but
without material change in prices.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-19
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET

New York, April l0.-The Iocol
coffee futures market opened point de.
cline to point higher this morning
Selling was held in check by the re
ccipt of IA cable from a prominent San
tos house. saying
Market will NOT decline. Govern
ment will buy any quantity and il rails
ing prices slowly. Every probability OF
improvement in exchange which il now
controlled by government. CONSEQUENT.
ly. gold price must advance to permit
business.
IN face Of the heavy May liquidation
IN the form of switching operations, the
local market appears 10 hold very
steady, prices at the end of the frat
hour having sold ! 10 points above
inital figures. Differences between
May and later months are slowly
Snrpading
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-19

New Nork, April 10 Several Of the loccaI
refined sugars as a result OF the slow demand
and tEo changing conditions in the raw sugar
market tn" american, Warner and Ma
each 10 776 cents less per cent for cash,
10 40 c"nts The Federal and Arbucke
basis Of 7.6j cents. less per cent Tor cash.
The raw sugar market continues GGle' az a.
renta duty paid There were no sales re-
puted on MONDAY, IppoTtations INCLUDE
Refning Co and AZ. 500 bags Porto Ricos TO
the Federal sugar Refining Co.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-19
Financial Briefs

The Allis-ChGlmers Manufacturing co. has
issued its profit and loss account for the
Year ended December 81, showing ret profits
a tier oharges and federal taxes, of SO. 664.-
24". equivalent, after DEDUCTION Of preferred
q, .trnds. To 30. Pc Il share earned on the
81" OU".Ou0 common stock, ns compared with
Ne rrohts Of $3,500,7li or $500 Il share.
IN tn" previous year.
@"ss" H. Hall has beer elected asslstant
!T"asurCr ard assistant secretary of tho Bryn
Ma"r Trust Co. w. l.. Hirst Bergels has
ben made assistant trust officer. EarnInEg
OF tho company for the fiscal year were az
per cent on the paid-in capital.
Ih' average price Of twenty active indus.
TiaI stocks declined is per cent yesterday 70
-" 10. while twenty railroads declined ,43
per cont to 90, IS. ~
tn" 1890 earnings Of the Cities ScryIco
90. hS disclosed by its auFIal rcDort we're
onl!na,"n, TO 3al2 per cent on the total
amount or its common stock OUTSTANDING nj
the close OF the year rs shown hy It's aiSnce
sh"]t OF December 81. IN the report tho
COMPANY figured net earihngs If ia % nor
cent on It's common stock the difference
being accounted for by tho fact rhar tn,, ron
nsm% Insured its carnInrs on tn.. nvcrnge
amount or its common stock outstanding dir
ing the year. "''
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-19
LONDON STOCK MARKET
Sentiment In Oils CheerfuI-lndus
trial Section Hesitates-katfirs Hard

London. April 10.-Sontimcnt in the
oil department was cheerful with deal
ings moderately brisk Shell Trans
port and Trading was ) 7-lG and Mex
ican Eagle 6l.16. While the under
tone Of the Industrial section was firm,
hesitation was noted ns to the making
Of commitments. IlUdsOn's Bay was
} 1915.
Quotations in the gilt edged division
were well maintained. and Continental
loans also dispIavnd stcadincss.
Dollar descriptions wcr" dull. in SYM
pathy with Ncw York. Mpxicans were
cheerful and higher. Home rails wor"
irregular. Argentine rails were fiabby.
KaifirS were hard, Diamonds score d
fresh gains.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-19
Liverpool Cotton

Liverpool, April 10 Spot cotton was quiet
todGS with prices easier or the basis Of a
The sales were 5000 bales The receipts
we're 5000 bales, including 400 bales Amer,
lean Futures were quiet In the early deal
ngs, Spot prices were: American, mlddlinr
fa'T. 10 lid good middlins 100 fully
diiRG $50. good ordinary ~ 5 coG. 'RT "s,D sSd
ordinary, 1, i5d.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-19
BANK CLEARINGS

Barn rIralILEs tOdR" compared with cor
,.rnrn,lrus 1lN last TWO HcHIs
1921 lH9U 1919
PM, 1888 NOT a97 ES9.5fO.5Sl S69. loi,453
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-19
DIVIDENDS DECLARED

Rryn Mawr Trust CO. semlannual payable
MAJ 10 stockholders Of recogd April IS,
and an extra 2 per cent. payable 10 stock
holders registered as OF the same date
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-19

L.oNp0> Mon"> = a,,uolcd T. ~ PEI
cent Discount rH'es: Shur' hiIls ~ per
cent, three months bills. as per cent,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-19
BAR SILVE

Bar silver was Nd lower In London today
at 35A
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-19

pc cent commercial paper, three :" six
u.on,hs. g per cent.
No'n--Th'.a are merely nominal quota.
rrung the legal rate Of inherent in iho state
~ lcun-, Iaufa Icing fixed AT per cent.
pus p~emium nnd commiSg,ioR, ol 'lme l9oG@%, y,
~, pc, ,an. WEi,c commercial pnper from
tn7rrs ~ u'u"ry days, - loanc'i at TO sh
I..L- -rLl
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-19
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

New York. April l9.--Sterling wa, a
SHADE easier in the carly foreign eX-
change dealings TODAY, cables being
quoted at 3,"2". and demand SOP
Francs were of full point, with cables
T.2D and CHECKS 7.2S. Lire again
showed u strong tone. with an advanc"
of -. points in both cables and de.
mard. Tire form"r being quoted at
/. .SS1 . and demand ut i.SS.
Quotations wcrr;
Sterling cables 3."2%i demand. %.02
of Is: franc cables 7,29, checks - :,
lire cables i.NNl2. checks l,SS; Swiss
cables l7.34. checks 1882 guilder ca e
FIcs "a -. checks $40; pospta cables
1892. checks 1890; Stockholm cables
@3.71. cha"ks $50; Christiaria cables
1906. checks 1G; Copenhagen cablcs
1898. chrch, Is; Belgian cables 10.
check, : Il marks Los.
After the first hour quotations were
easier. Sterling cables were 3.93, do
mand 3.92ll franc "ahl"s '.23 :
checks 7.2214 lire cables as, check.
air.: Swiss cables l7,32. checks
1870; marks l.57l2.
YESTERDAY FINAL QUOTATIONS
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-19
moNEY.LENoING RATES

NI.W YORK Money on call. both classe,
Of I1i'4.craI opened today ~ per cent
fU- ICrlIng ana renewing.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-19
lI.3O marks ! .5II2.
YESTERDAY 5 FINAL QUOTATIONS


SlorIlng FranCs Ilro GuUdtrs
Demand 3O.t3 l,%9 1'sa 3t'nS
Cables wa i.-i - '7.'
TOnAY'S OPENING QUOTATIONS
SlerItng Francs Lire builders
pcna,,d .. 802, 72SS iSs, 3i79
GanI'- wa : ~ 800 at"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-19

Pittsburgh April y -HUGSgsRcGGen n,ss,
,uIn h~ea H!gh'r Hea les, - ." u sC e.; 20 90
Nr.,> vUrkers. nghO vurkerg ana p!Ss. So""
GIIsEp ANO LAM9S--RcccD,s 300 had
Is. T,,G Al ,.. rG 10, top lambs $40.
,tI vES- E'r head Steady
TOY. Sll.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-19
WHO HAS THE SOLUTION 2

Have men fallen behind in the progressive pro-
cession or have always been further advanced
than any except themselves knew. supposng the wo-
men themselves knew. suppcsing the women them
selves knew? ARC men guide the larger affairs Of
the social life the grab of the job and
take It over for complete remodeling? or-have the
women already taken / over2
No one who even notices the constant hubbub
here there and everywhere especially along Main
street and all around the public square-about the
length skirts the length OF their hair. the
height Of their heels, certain questions
Perhaps teapot tempest is observed long enough
one may be brought unpleasant conclusions. One
Of these questions degenerated unnoticed
or have they Just started degeneracy7 Are they
making themselves less Of without becoming
women As they they genuine full
blooded men. while as women the real can't
hide their snickers at them
There something out of mesh somewhere with
the man wants tell how dress or
who Is enough with wonens dress be able
10 detail q description Among men OF the traditional
type there was never anything but grin word
culIed from strong language for the male being who
fused about womens clothes BY common consent
there is something wrong somewhere Men who before
com planned that Office girls spent much Of
nee time fixing hide their modest faces
because the office girls work with short hair
The man who means fuses because
mons clothes don't suit him either ninny
nollycoddie or is about TO become The difference
Is negligible.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-19
THE FOURTH HoRsEMAN.

fourth horseman of the Apocalypse who
spreads death in various ways, but who usually IS
thought OF IN connection with femme and pestence,
has seldom been better described BY former
Premier Kerensky of Russia in talking 81 the starving
In his unhappy country. While the statements Of
kerensky who IS in Paris. having been driven
from his native land BY the bolsheviki contain
ons account Of his prejudice against the
regime fact that the call Of the Al-Russian
executive committee for the aid OF the stricken
the American relief organization provide
for 1000 900 children and nyads shows the extreme
gravity OF the situation.
Never in the history Or the world has such A
calamity confronted a nation" says Kerensky Never
was such OF people left without provisions
exposed disease, plague Even the great
famines Of China and India not to be compared
with that IN Russia"
Unless immediate aid is given ne fears the number
OF deaths in the country this from hunger and
pestientia diseases will reach 1860 600 lie bases
his statement upon information he obtained from Rus
sian refugees Ten million persons, declares
Joined the that the dusty plains II
search OF food with thousands constantly falling by
the waysde No vivid language is necessary TO give
the world to understand that conditions be
ribe Russia and sympathy for the victims
How could the situation today be other than fright
fu IN that land in of the that the people
seriously oppressed before the caamities BY
the world reached them2
It to be Law or civilization that peoples can
learn only by experience that triumph progress
Is to be without struggle-without the payment
of price 1t would that only by painful methods
can backward people be aroused and developed The
trouble OF the Russian people today due principally
to their ignorance that has made it possible to
fasten such misgovernment upon them Out Of the
trial however there should awakening
that will them the right road better gov
eminent.
AS for the rider OF the pale horse we see. in the
preparations being made by other countries feed the
Aa s{rrdo hat ba
aside The moment food arrives for the starving
he viii disappear Courage and common sense should
have little difficulty in ripping OF the things
cursins Russia.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-19
100 PER CENT INCREASE

E y Bunnen, president OF the E n
Bunneu Motor Co. says I cannot IN
derstand why, under present conditions
that our sales for July and August of
this year show an increase Of one humid
red per cent over the same months OF
last year" said ne. the surprising
part OF tho situation IS eight out Of
every ten buyers come in and plank
down the cash and where tho money
comes from s. still greater mystery ,
az very few give check on their saw
ings bank-so It must be the money
that vas hid IN the feather bed. cook
stove or buried IN tin cans before or
during tho war" For his personal in
formation Mr.. Bunne1 asked number
Of the purchasers why they we're buy
ing 6 car and in almost every case they
said they needed Il in their business
give added pleasure TO my family and
to be up 10 date
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-19

aJIET one-plece bathing suits
VII notice. are favorrbly mentioned
BY ono of the esteemed advertisers
But We hardly think
ANY one-piece bathing suit would
LOOK very quiet to an
oLD-FASHIoNED man from
Al inland town. say Grow n Point
or Lowell for instance.
ANY married man who has
date that he doesn't want his
WIFE to know anything about
WILL tell you that woman's place
- in the home
ANOTHER thing which tends
TO help the individual TO realize
HOW small he is after all
EVEN when he's managed to get
TWO or three hundred dollars ahead
AND naturally feels pretty big
Is the Official sworn statement
MN 40 ''N '''@t '
HAS demand deposits subject 10
CHECK q nine or ten hundred
:
WHEN you arc hight
YOU can afford to keep your temper
AND when you are wrong you
CAN'T afford to lose your temper.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-19
PLAYING THE OLD TUNES.

Nothing Is clearer than that some Of the nations
invited to the disarmament conference trying to
have the program arranged SO that they viii not be
required to make a decision. They don't want those
subjects brought up which the conference has been
called settle, That it is superhuous to remind the
discriminating reader is the of traditional old
world diplomacy. If certain nations be assured
they will not be disturbed they VIII be delighted to
attend and give all the pledges the world ask
Had the peace conference at Paris given It's time
md energies to making peace under conditions al
ready accepted. the world would today be stand
ing on its head instead feet when the
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-19
ANswERs TO THURSDAYS
QUESTIONS

Ibid Carpenter bring down any
planes during the war; Ans He IS
not credited with bringing down any
planes. He was a pilot and his OBJ
servers are credited with seven planes.
2-What is a clear day. Ans. A
day when the average amount OF
clouds in the sky does not exceed three
tenths Of the entire sky Is ciassed a.
clear
3-Why does radium not accumulate
In amounts that are visible to the ma
ked eye? Ans Because it decays
rapidly and changes the other elements
What road did Caesar build in
England Ans He built the road
now known as Waiting street during
the Roman occupation
WHO was the first man to make
use Of the modern art OF fertilization :
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-19

delegates allowed themselves be drawn away from
purpose the conference that their colossal
bunder controlled everything. Terms OF peace are
thing compromising upon political claims
among antagonistic centuries Is something
else
The world knows how little done at Yer
sailles to bring peace If the Washington meeting is
dragged away from its purpose certain nations are
trying drag it, that conference viii do as little TO
bring limitations the Versailles meetings
did bring peace The nations that have something
to conceal something protect which IS indefensibe,
longing for peace. entitled to know what
those things
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-19

Ans. John Ziska He defended
strong position in 1920 With few men
against many thousands
e-Win marble and granite absorb
noisture7 Ans They are practical
~ impervlous TO moisture.
docs tuberculosis claim the lives
OF many babies? Ans. Statistics
show that tuberculosis claimed 7.l43
babies in 1919.
S-what city possesses the lsrsest
bull ring In the world? Ans. Lima.
Peru
9-what IS the meaning Of ibid7
Ans. The meaning Is "ths same.
lo-Why are carnations called
pinks7 Ans. The name Is derived
from the verb pink which means to
puncture. The flowers were SO called
because Of the Jagged edges Of the
petals.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-19

SHE is oLAlo to get QUE
COrsIDERABLY between times.
If . mans wife
WAS stranger to him
AND happened to meet him
ron tho first time
SHE would be surprised 20
FIND what a good fellow he IS.
LOTS of times II man were known
by
THE company ne keeps
1T wouldn't want him for company
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-19

GOING AFTER Mr.. High Tar with a sharp ak as
is being days Washinfton Is heartenng
exhibition OF good statesmanshp.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-19

GERMANY THE other day celebrated the second
anniversary OF the imperial republic It has
endured longer than many predicted.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-19

NOBODY CAN tell us that nature has no sense Of
humor. when inspect OF this seasons canta-
IOures