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RUSLJOS BOLSEVIKAI TIKlSI AMERKOS
j PRIPAz|NIMO

klausimo, kaip ilgai Washing
tono konferencija galutinai ne
isspres savo atsinesimo ! Ru-
sija.
Amerikos pripazinimo klau-
simas paliekamas spresti VI
SOS Rusijos sovietQ konferen-
cijai, kuri prasides cia gruo-
dzio 20 diena. Kalbama, kad
ia konferencija busianti labai
svarbi.
Tchitcherinas sake, kad a.
pie Rusijos valdzios pasto-
Yuma negali but dvieju nuo-
moniq. Dabartine bolsevikJl
valdzia pastovi ir tai yra ne
uzginamas faktas.
Toliau jis sake, kad Rusijo-
je teroras jau senai isiykes.
Taipat if nuosavybiQ nepalie-
eiamybe pripazinta valdzies
ribose.
/ Bolseviku valdzia nuspren-
de su ateinanciu metQ pradzia
paleisti apyvarton naujus Ru-
isijos pinigus, kurie bus gva-
rantuoti visu sovietq respub-
Flikos turtu. Naujq pinigQ vie
mas rublis bus lygus senu TO-
900 rubliQ. Tokiu budu bus
ivesti pastovqs bolsevikijoj pl-
inigai, kurie ir uzsieniuose tu-
res daugiau vertes.
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RUMUNIJA PERTRAUKIA
PIN1GU MAINYBA.


VIENNA, lapkr. 80. : Ru-
munijos vyriausybe VISIONS
Sales bankoms uzdraude mai
nyti svetimp salip pinigus.
Tas padaryta del labai zemai
nupuolusio Rumunijos pinigq
kurso.
D'augelis rumunn pirkliq
del to labai nukentejo. Mes
bankos nemaino pirkliams at
siQstQ cekiQ arba draftq.
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KRIzlS NUSICINKLAVIM0
KONFERENC|J0JE?
JapOnija Nesutinka su Ameri--
kos PrOjektu

Associated Press atstovul
Iadmirolas Kato sake:
"Japonija su visa sirdlml
pripazista ta projekta. 1r j
visuomet pasirengus panal-
KNIT dirbinamus ir senus ka-
70 laivus. Bet paliekamp lal-
WI nuoSimtine dalis nepaten-
kina Japonijos. Mes paslQly-
tn projektu dahs MCCALL ap-
drausti japonQ tautos. Tu-
riu vilties, kad Suv. NalstlJos
sutiks su 70 nuoS. dalimi Ja-
poniiai. Mes ia dalis tai mi
nimum, reikalingas apdraustl
valstybe. -
Admirolas sake, kad karo
laivynu sumazinimO Hauslme
visos valstyb6s privalo but vie
nybeje. Neturi but jokios
prievartos. Turi ivykti pill
mas sutikimas. Mes jei Anne
rika grieztai laikytusi savo
projekto, tuomet Japonija gal
ir nusileistQ. Bet su tuom nu-
sileidimu gyvuotu didis nepa-
.sitenkinimas. Is to su lalku
galetQ pakilti nesutikimal.
troSkimams visuomet
reikia uzgana padaryti. Mes
jei tas nebus padaryta, tuomet
iSeis tik vienas nepasitikejl-
mas kitp kitais.
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TAURAGE. Byla prizes ap

TAURAGE. Byla prizes ap-
gavikus, kurie neva valdinin-
ky vardu imdave is zmoniq
kysius, valstybes gynejo att
Quota teismo tardytojui. Er-
zzvilkio pirklys Mazinteris, kl-
ris buvo seniau milicijos tai
kos teisejo suimtas, Q yeliau
is kalejimo paleistas, dabar
teismo tardytojui pareikala-
vus, vel suimtas, kaipo kalti-
ninkas. .Toj byloj figuruoja
.ir vieno valdininko payarde.
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sv1ET1Mo sAvAITE.

WASHINGTON, lapkr. 30.
Prezidentas Hardingas paskel-
be proklamacija. Skiria svieti-
mo savaite. nuo gruodzio 4 ikl
10 d. Ragina per ta savaite
deti pastangas naikinti Suv.
Valstijose analfabetizma.
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ARKIVYSKUPAS CURLEY
BALTIMOREJE.

BALTIMORE, ND, lapkr.
so, IS Augustine, Fla, va
kar eia atvyko arkivyskupas
Curley If siandie apima val
dyti vietine arkivyskupija. To
del vivtos ketedroje Siandie
i7yksta pontifikales Misios.
Arkivyskupas Curley uzi-
ma mirusio kardinolo Gibbon-
so vieta.
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NAUJAS MEKSIKOS PA
s1UNT1NYs BERLYNE.

BERLYNAS, lapkr. 80.
Cia atvyko naujas Meksikos
pasiuntinys Vokietijai, DR.. Al
fredo Caturegli. 10 pirmta-
kunas, Balbino Davalos, pa
siustas pasiuntiniu Stockhol-
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ANGLU SPAUDA REMIA
SUMANYMA.

LONDoNAs, lapkr. 80. =
Anglu spauda remia prezi-
dento Hardingo Tautq. Susi-
vienijimo sumanyma.
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ATsAUKTA KARIUoMENE

DEs MONIES, IOWA, lap.
30. Gubernatorius Kendall
atsauke valstijos kariuomene
is 0ttumwa, kur John Morrell
istaigose stfeikuoja darbinin-
kai.
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NUsKENDo ITALIJos KA-
q Ro LAIVAs.

LoNDONAs, lapkr, 80.
Pranesta, kad Tarpzemiq ju-
rose audros pagautas nusken-
do Italijos karo laivas Cent
rauro..
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PAPUoLE KALEJ1MAN.

NEW YORK, lapkr. 80. =
tia teismas 80 dienQ kalejimu
nubaude Mrs. Pearl Van Ho-
IN, kuri girta vaziavo auto
mobiliu.
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PINIGy kuRsAs.

L s. u
svetimq salip pinigQ yerte
mainant nemaziau 25.OOO do
lerip lapkr. 20 buvo tolia pa
gal Merchants Loan & Trust
Company:
Anglijos sterl. svarui 3E
Prancijos Sinful frank. 7.3S
Italijos Sinful lirq S.97
Vokiecip sirntui mark. 80
Lietuvos Sinful aksinq 80
LenkQ Sinful markiq .0Ss
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IS MEKsIKos LsTREMTAS
AMERIKONAS.

LAREDO, TEX, lapkr. 30.
- American Association of
Mexico prezidentas Buckley at
vyko 6ia istremtas is Meksi-
kos.
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oPERos sEZoNo
ATIDARYMAs.
KAUNAS. Ketvirtadieni

lapkrieio 8 d., Miesto teatre
eina opera "R1GoLETTo, !"
Verdi muzika. Dalyvauia Ki-.
pras Petrauskas, rezisucja A.
sutkus, diriguoja Talat Kelp
Ia.
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New-York tribune., 1921-01-08
Appellate Division Backs
City in Brooklyn Gas Case
Injunction in $l.45
Rate and Right of Officials
to Intervene

:Iohn r OBrien, Corporation Coun-
sci. last night announced that the Ap-
pellate Division, Second Department,
had handed down q decision Yesterday
in the case known as Morrell agt. the
Brooklyn Borough Gas Company, up
holding an injunction of the lower
court restraining the company from
charging the s1.40 thousand gas rate
fixed by the Public Service Commits
SION. The court also held that the City
OF New York had the right to inter-
venc in lighting cases.
Nj. O'BIien said that the determina-
ton of the Appellate Division in this
case should settle once and for all the
right OF the city to defend the inter
ests OF the people in ali lighting cases
wherein the statutory rates requiring
gas and electric companies 20 sell their
products are attacked.
Justice Townsend Scudder. in writino
an opinion on the appeal, follows the
rule laid down by the Court of Appeals
n the munic pal gas case, and says that
t IS 'ndubitabie that the LEGISLATURE
offended 20 restrict the power Of the
Public Service Commission to regulate
rates to the extent only of the mayi-
mum fixed by the commission or fixed
by the gas company, which must in any
event be a reasonable rate, and that
consumers affected by the unreasonable
and unlawful rate have the right to de-
O. the gas companies by insttuting
their own suits in the courts to have
unlawful rates set aside.
The Brooklyn Borough company
serves consumers in the Sheepshead
Bav section
New-York tribune., 1921-01-08
SUMMONS

COURT; NEW YORK COUNTY
John MENDLONlTZ. doing business un-
der the name and style OF John Msndlovits
SAFER. Defendants
To the above named Defendants and each
or them
YOu.ARE HEREBY SUMMONED TO an.
aver the complaint in this action and to
serve copy of Your answer on the plain
TITS attorney within twenty days after
the service Of this summons. exclusive Of
the day Of service; and in case of your fall
ure TO appear or answer. judgment Will bs
taken against you by default for the re-
lief demanded IN the complaint.
Dated New York. November Sd. 1870
WILLIAM NJ. WALDMAN. Attorney for
Plaintiff. once & p. O. Address. 2a3
Broadway. Borough Of Manhattan. City
o. New York
To the Defendant. Rem SIMON:
THE FOREGOING SUMMONS Is served
npon you by publication. pursuant TO an
order OF Hon John v McAvoy. Justice
OF the supreme Court OF the State Of New
YORK, dated November 4,h, 1920. ana fled
with the complaint IN the office OF The CLERK
NJ The County of New York. al tho County
Court House. in The Borough of Manhattan
city. County and State OF i>ew York
Dated New York, December 4th. 1920
WILLIAM NJ. WALDMAN. Attorney for
PLAINTIFF. Once g. p. o Address c33
Broadway: Borough OF Manhattan. CITY
OF New York
New-York tribune., 1921-01-08
Sundry Appropriations
Bill Passed by House
Provision in the $383,27I.29l
Measure for the Emergency
Fleet Corporation

WASHINGTON, Jan. THE sundry
civil appropriation bill. carrying ap-
proximately s3S3,271 POI, was passed
to-day by the House. The House re-
stored items without which the Emer-
gency Fleet Corporation would have
been without funds for operating ex-
penses after July !.
No effort was made to put into the
bill an appropriation Of slO,000,OOo for
work on the Wilson dam at Muscle
Shoals, Alabama.
Representative Gallivan, Democrat,
OF Massachusetts. made an unsuccess-
full attempt to have the bill recon-
mitted for an amendment to provide
specifically that not more than $780,
600 of the 100000 appropriated for
the salaries Of assistants to the At
torney General should be used for the
enforcement of the Federal prohibi-
ton act.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-08

Company, as shown on records pro-
cured from the National Coal Associa-
tion. were $325. Cognizance was not
taken of the fact that the Watkins
Coal Company not only operates its
own mines. but also does n BROKERAGE
and commission business, buying and
selling coal from other mines.
THE true facts in this case are chat
they bought and sold to the Wentz
Coal Company thirteen cars of coal,
and the margin on this transaction was
less than % cents ton. The coal was
sold at different prices based on the
ranging from 50 to 1925. A commits
sion of less than g per cent could be
considered in no sense is proftcering
Not pound of this coal was shipred
from the mines operated by themselves.
All coal of their own mines is shipped
on contracts to regular customers and
Us not sold on the market at spot
prices. These are the true facts in the
case and they can be snbstsntiated
from the records of the company"
Wentz Explains Testimony
Officials of the Watkins Company
yesterday made public a letter from
Colonel Wentz. which said in part:
An entirely unjust inference as to
the Watkins Coal Company is being
drawn from my testimony before the
Senate Committee on Reconstruction
Yesterday, the inference being TO the
effect that the Watkins Coal Company
made something like Sc ton on coal
sold to the government.
II testified to no such thing, but said
that the Watkins Coal Company did sell
some coal to the Wentz Company at
about 1928 a ton. Testimony was in
troduced to the effect that the Watkins
Coal Company produced certain coal
for about 1925 ton. I did not say
however, and it is not true that that
Company sold any coal to the Wentz
Company or to the government that
cost it only 1926 a ton to mine.
have investigated the matter and find
that the coal which it did sell to the
Wentz Company for the government
was coal that it purchased in the open
market, and which cost the Watkins
Coal Company approximately SO a ton.
The Watkins Coal Company, therefore,
made 25 cents ton on said sale, a
profit which certainly no one can call
l wish to correct any
misunderstanding that may have been
caused by my testimony"
New-York tribune., 1921-01-08
Two Russian Refugees
Fight in Berlin Street
''Traitor!" Cries Lieutenant as
He Attacks Kerensky War
Minister at Subway Entrance
By Wireless to The Tribune

6D WTelcSS 10 IEe Trtburs
Copyright 1921. New York Tribune Inc.
BERLIN, Jan. 1.-Two hundred refu-
gees came to blows in the streets Of
Berlin yesterday, when Lieutenant Ia
buritzki encountered Alexander Gutch-
koif, War Minister in Kerensky's Cabi-
Eet, who has been living in Berlin
since the Bolsheviki overthrew the
Petrograd government.
Recognizing Gutchkoff in the crowd
cd entrance to subway station, Tabu-
ritzki exclaimed, Here I find you,
traitor!" and struck Gutchkoff in the
face.
Persons near by in the street tried
to defend the ex-minster, but their
sympathies quickly changed when Ia
turltzki accused Gutchkoff of having
been the leader OF anti-German war
propaganda in Russia
Meanwhile the Lieutenant continued
to put in blows. One of them demol
lshed the ex-minister's eyeglasses and
drew blood on his face Gutchkoff
tried to defend himself with his walk
ing stick, but was worsted, and the po-
lice had to take him to his home in an
automobile.
This is the second time Gutchkof #
nas been attacked in Berlin by his one
time cOmpatriOts
New-York tribune., 1921-01-08
Tariff Bill Action
Delayed. Senators
Defend Price Drive
Finance Committeeman and
Envoy Of Wool Interests
i'll Spirited Exchanges
ON Government Methods

WASHINGTON, Jan. 7.-Considera-
ton Of the Fordney emergency tariff
bill was sdetracked for time to-day
by the Senate Finance Committee while
its members defended efforts of the
government to force down living costs
The departure from the program me
when witness charged the government
with responsibility for economic con-
ditions confronting the country through
encoulagemen Of buyers strike For
an hour decorum was cast off and
pointed exchanges took place
Notwithstanding warnings by Acting
Chairman McCumber and Senator Smoot
Republican, of Utah, that the commit
tee must obtain speedy action on the
bill to prevent further losses Tor the
farmers, Senator'S Thomas, of Colorado
and Jones, of New Mexico, Democrats,
lndulged in a spirited argument with
Colonel John P. Wood of Philadelphia,
who appeared in behalf of the wool
manufacturers
Colonel Woods assertion that the
government, and particularly the De-
partment of Justice. had been unwise
in promulgating campaign against
high prices, met with the rejoinder by
Senator Thomas that present conditions
were simply those of "one man being
willing to sec another lose money but
very anxious not to lose any himself
Senator Jones asked the witness
whether his charges Of unwiadon could
not also be applied to the Calder COM
mlttee Investigating housing and to the
Senate itself, for many members have
been active IN agitating for price
Decline Mr.. Wood replied that he
was unfamiliar with the Calder COM
mittee's work, but he knew the accusa-
tions Of Senator'S many times had
materially affected prices.
My objections" continued the wit
ness, "are principally against the
methods used by the government and
particularly by Attorney General Pal
mer. Mr. Palmer and his staff, instead
of seeking out and prosecuting specific
cases Of proiteering, have dealt in gen
eralities. 1t has resulted in discredit
attaching to all of business
Senator Thomas declared that busi-
ness should have purged its own ranks.
He expressed the belief that the con-
sumer had some rights after all and
that the government had functioned in
the interests of & vast ma jorty of the
people when it sought to bring down
the price of commodities.
Colonel Wood replied that there had
been warranted resentment against
the high prices" and said that the gov
ernment campaign had been successful
to the point that all prices have gone
down and to the extent that hundreds
of thousands of men have been thrown
out of work.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-08

Hand appointed Arthur y. Dalziel receiver
for the Independent Talking Machine
Company OF Manhattan Inc manufac-
turcrs OF Photographs and supplies, .
East Forty second Street. with a bond OF
$4,000.
HOFFMAN a. RUB1N-Judge A. n.
Hand appointed Robert 2. Stephenson and
Herman Gauss temporary receivers for
solomon Holman and Signund Rubin.
trading as Hoffman e Rubin garments
ll5 West Twenty ninth Street. with joint
bond OF $4,000.
MARY ORLANbO-Judge A. N. Hand
appointed Morris Israel temporary re-
ceiscr for Mary Orlando, grocer. 2o3 Mott
Street with a bond OF 50. 900
NJ. KANANACK X g. CO. IEC.-Judge
A. n. Hand appointed Percival wilds tern
porary receiver. for NJ. Kananack 4 Co.
Inc. closks and suits. 12o West Twenty
seventh street. with a bond of $40 900
LApATO LlTT--Judge A. N Hand
appointed Walter l.. Bryant temporary re
eeiver for Ladato & Lit. manufacturers of
bond OF $1,000.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-08
Watkins Coal Go. Denies
Big Profits in Army Deal
Operators Take Exception to
Inference at Senate Inquiry;
Made 25c. Il Ton, They Say

The Walking Coal Company, with Of
aces a. 3g6 Madison Avenue, yester
day tslegrapasi TO Senator Kenyon,
chairman Of the Senate committee in
vessigsting army coal purchases, call
ag his attention 10 the fact that
gross injustice had been done it by an
Incorrect inference drawn by the Sena
sor az Thursdays hearing Of the COM
Eaittee.
The company recalled that Senator
Kenyon had drawn from Colonel d. b.
Wsntz testimony that was construed
% SHOW that the Watkins company
nsd sold coal 70 the government for
SSz3 ton. which cost the company
only ;5.25 A. It's mines. Tina Watkins
company pointed out in it's message
S5 Senator Kenyon ard In public
statsrnsnt. that none of the coa sold
~ sae government came from the
"atklns fniaes, but had been handled
NJ the company, acting as brokers, on
margin u proft not exceeding 25
cents ton. The company requested
u senator Kenyon an opportunity for
pmcsaJs OF the company 70 appear pc
'>fe the committee Immediately ard
Ifetlfy The injustice 1t rays has been
aone. The abatement Issued BY the
company said.
Gay Records substantiate Facts
The accounts in the mornings news
papers Of the proceedings before the
senate Committee on Keconstruction
connects the Watkins Coal Company
nth transsetions between the Wentz
Goal Company and the War Depart
msnt In a way that given IN abxolutely
'slss Impression Of the method o>ed
~ the Watkins Coal Company. 1he
fAEts ss brought out In the proceed iuRs
showed that tne Watkins Coal Com
psny sold coal 10 thc Hxntz Conf Com~
DaCy for shipment N the Wef D1vart-
New-York tribune., 1921-01-08
Coal Truck Kills Boy
Two Little Girls, Also Run
Down. Nav Die

Three children were run down by
automobiles trucks last night, one boy
being killed and two little girls suf-
fer;ng possibly fatal injuries.
William Dickman, eleven years cid,
Of 234 West 123d Street, was killed
when he ran in front of coal truck,
driven by Eugene Martin, of 1875
Madison Avenue. The driver was not
held.
Mabel Conrad, six years old, of 842
Eleventh Avenue, and Julia II. Car
gulio, fonr years old, of 846 Eleventh
Avenue, were run down on Eleventh
Avenue. near -Fifty-eighth Street, by
truck operated by Louis Seebeck, Of
Union Hill, N. J. The driver took the
girls to Roosevelt Hospital where. t is
said, they may have fractured skulls.
No arrest was made.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-08
Wants Something Besides Sighs

Question A. am about to retire !
"isn your opinion as to the Investment OF
$4,000 or S., 900 available within the next
week. lave read your Investment In :
formation with interest for man. months
and sighed long and hard sghs man,
times because | had not pronted by IT,
Ny question IS az follows: l am prejudiccd
ia favor Of public utilities and wish to
h'ow which Of tho following you think
the best for my money: American Gas
and Electric. Columbia Gas and Electric
STANDARD Gas and Electric, Philadelphia
C,soinpany OF course feel that must,
II possible With safety. receive s per cent
return. Aside from the above can YOU
suggest any other securities that Will give
me the same or near the same return that
In your opinion might be even more Sc
cure - a. Il.
Answer-Wc regard per cent as too
high a return for conservative invest
mcnt. If you insist upon it you must
realize that your principal may be in
jeopardy. That is where the sighs
come in. The public utility stocks you
mention are speculative because they
are sensitive to earnings and other de-
velopments. Perhaps you have refer
ence to some preferred issues. If so,
philadelphia Company preferred,
Northern States Power preferred and
Montana Power preferred may suit your
purposes.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-08
1000 Ribbon Workers Get
Pay Cut and Shorter Hours
Special Dispatch to The Tribun

SVccTUl D'SVUtV7r TO TIC ITT0NTe
PATERSON, N. j., Jan 7-Following
the lead of the Associated Industries
here. which announced yesterday that a
forty eight-nour work week would be
established in the silk mills Of Pater-
son on January II. the ribbon manu-
facturers' division of that organ cation
announced to-day that they would put
the forty cEht-hour week in effect in
the ribbon mills on Monday. The rib
bon manufacturers also announced "a
moderate readjustment Of the wage
scale,"l2 consisting of reduction of 20
per cent on picccwork and 10 per cent
on weekly wages. About 5000 men and
women are employed in the ribbon in
dustry
New-York tribune., 1921-01-08

Cyrenaica, in ancient geography, was
a country of northern Africa lying be-
tween the Mediterranean on the north,
Marmarca on the east, the desert on
the south and Syrtis Major on the west.
The town OF Cyrene, lying ten miles
from the Mediterranean, was founded
about the year 63l B. C. and was the
seat Of Greek learning and culture.
The modern Greenah on its site con-
tains many antiquities. Available rec
ords do not include Venus Of
Cyrene."
New-York tribune., 1921-01-08
Traffic Rules in Thcater Zone
Suspcndcd Saturday Afternoons

John A. Harrlss. Special Deputy Po-
lice Commissioner, announced last
night the new Broadway traffic regu-
lations put into effect last Wednesday
to relieve congestion in the theater dis
trict will be suspended from to
o'clock Saturday afternoons. This sus.
pension is ordered to avoid confusion
among commercial vehicles in the the
ater district during matinee hours
New-York tribune., 1921-01-08
ELECTIONS

THE CulLpREN's VILLAGE CORNER
" New York Juvenile Asyluil4) An
election TO supply the vacancies occastonei
by the expiration of tho term OF service NJ
elk hit Directors % this institution VIII be
hold on the second Mnndny OF January. the
lu;h int a four O'Clock F. NJ at tho
onicc OF the Torporat!on. itooia SO Alb II,
the Trrnnal building. 10. lo3 PARK Ave
nue. Netv York city. The polls NH be
open for one hour.
WILLIAM +. NERPLANcK.
W. pU BOtS GOULD
WILLIAM IT. BAIES
Inspectors OF Election.
HENRY y. TIFt'T Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-08
Southern RnilMay Is. 1922

6 Qu"stton-W What do you think OF the
MoutheIn Railway Company 8 per cent
nntes ,' que is22 as a short term invest
Answer-We cannot attempt TO say
IN what way the Southern Railway
Will finance it's notes due in 1922. 1t
may be done by borrowing from the
government revolving fund. This has
been done recens'y by other railroads
having obligations to meet. We re-
GARD the notes az a very fair short
term investment under these condi-
tions.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-08
Worry Causes Death Lean

Morris Lewis, contracting plumber,
who was worried about an investment
in slate quarry. jumped from win
las Avenue yesterday. His wife saw
him lying in the courtyard and called
surgeon. Lewis was dead.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-08
Venus Statuary Unearthed
Sculptured Head Found in the
Ruins of Cyrenaican Temple

ROME, Jan. 7.-Tne Stefani Agency
quotes press dispatches from northern
Africa as saying that government en-
ployees have discovered in the ruins OF
temple in old Cyrenaica wonderfully
ulptured head which experts believe
to be that of the Venus Of Cyrcne