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New-York tribune., 1921-03-02
Butter, Cheese. Ergs

Rnfter-lteceipts were 4S8S packages
Creamery, higher than extras. 55M55 &c.
extras, - score. 54isc SO to 81 score 90 "a
4'c; creamery, unsalted, higher than ex-
tras, . "a g Sc; extras. 56is Q15Tc. hrsts,
10 q 50 iac: seconds. 500 4ac creamery. held
or storage. extras, As q t9c; hrsts ii a 47c;
seconds, S2ga0c; lower grades 2SW30c
Danish, casks fresh, 52@54lac; state
dairl tubs. finest. 52M5Ac; good to prime
current make, firsts, 27Q2sc; seconds. "a 90
24isc, lower grades, 22Go23c: packing
stock, current make No. /, 24c: No. 2,
a2c; lower grades, 19O22c
Cheese-Statc, whole milk held. enrly
made fats specials. III, 27G0 29c; fall made.
26 2Ic; average run ~, % 26c; fresh
specials 2412 % rs lac; average run 24c:
lower grades, 15G 22c twins. held specials,
rs q Is &c, average run. "A 4V25l2c Mis-
cons!n held mats. 25 27c; held twins.
26lac; single Daisies. held 25N27l3c;
double Daisies held. 25 M27c; Young
Americas, held 27m9sisc fresh. 27m2sc:
choice, Is q l6c; fair to good, 1ODl2c;
lower grades. lD9c.
Itsgs-Receiptg, s.s9s packages Fresh
gathered extras doz. doe; extra Nrsta
39c: seconds, 35 q 35iac; dirties No J. 81
q 34c; checks fair TO choice dry, % Sic:
state, Pennsylvania ana nearby Western
hennery whites. extras So a sac; extra
tlrsts. 5l@52ci frsts. IS soc; gathered
whites hrsts, 70 extra firsts. As q soc; un-
hrsts. soc; pullets, 81 q Ssc: other Western
and Southern gathered whites 4O049c;
hcnnery browns. extras, 42Gp44c: state
Pennsylvania and nearby hennery browns
and mixed colors, gathered, graded. ex-
tras 4oc; flrsts To extra frsts. 37V39c,
New-York tribune., 1921-03-02
New York CITY Rnn.ls
New York State Bonds

Issued IN coupon and reg'stcrel form
not interchanseable Coupon bonds regis
New-York tribune., 1921-03-02
kennecoii Omits Dividend
Passing of Disbursement Laid
to Poor Business

Directors of the Kennecott Copper
Corporation yesterday passed the quar-
terly dividend OF SO cents a share, due
at this time. Initial quarterly divi-
dends OF s. a share were begun in
March, 1916. This rate was increased
to $3.50 in June Of that year. In De-
cember, 1912, the rate went back to 81
share and last March it was cut TO
so cents q share.
In an official statement issued after
the board met the omission of the divi-
dend was attributed to the current ex-
tremely light demand for copper and
the consequent inability Of the COM
pany to dispose of its product at rea-
sorable prices.
The action of the Kennecott board is
believed to presage reduction in the
Utah Copper dividend when the d.
rectors meet to-day The present rate
is Sc & share
New-York tribune., 1921-03-02
Craphophone Directors
Vote to Pass Dividend
Wheat

Directors of the Columbia GRAPHIC
phone Company yesterday voted TO pass
4he usual arterly dividend of 25 cents
q share on the common stock and one
twentieth of share in common stool
due at this time on the 1926 share /
of no par value common stock out
tanding. The regu' ar quarterly divi-
dentd of ia per cent on the prrferred
stock was declared payable April
to stock of record March 10.
New directors elected at yesterdays
citing included G. Herman Kinnicutt,
of Kissel, Kinnicutt & Co.. E. F. Thomp-
son, of Crane, Paris G. Co., and How
ard Coonley, president of the Walworth
Manufacturing Company.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-02
TO HOLDERS OF
jefferson & Clearheld Coal & Iron CO.
Second Mortgage 5os Ronds

SINKING Fund NOTICE
Notice !s hereby given, as provided IN
Article 3 Of the iadentufe da-ea .Tune IS
1896, securing the above bonds. tha. sealed
offers viii be received Up % 10 a II or
Tuesday. March Is, 1921, by .he nites
states Mortgage & Trust Co, al i.s ot.ios
No. So Cedar Street. New YORK fc- ths
sale 20 It Trustee at the lowest price
at which such bond shall he offered no
exceeding 1859 and accrued Interest O.
sufficient OF the above bonds to exhauce
the sum OF Thirty-one Thousand Six Hun
cred Ninetyfour Dollars and Eighty-Seyen
Cents (S3i594s7)
Offers shall be sealed and indorsea
aOfers for the sale of Jefferson & Clear
field Coal Iron Company 5S Bonds to
Sinking Fund" and addressed 10 The
TRUST DEPARTMENT
JEFFERSON & CLEARFIELD COAL a
IRON COMPANY.
BY GEO. II. CLUNE-. Treasurer
Dated Rochester. \. Y. Eehruary .. le2l.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-02
Standard Oils
Other Oils

Sales. Open. High. Low Last
1900 FStd Oh of Ind 69ia Gsia 6Ss.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-02
Security OF Public Utility Issues

Question: will greatly appreciate your
opinion as to the safety Of the Southwest :
ern Power and Light Company 2o-yehr y
pcr cont bond secured gold notes series u,
and also the recent Issue OF oklahoma Gas
and Electric Company ~ per cent ,6p1es 6qnds
company has n higher financial standing
and which ts safer Investment? Can
thcse securities be considered high grade?
IS r.
Answer -- The Southwestern Power
and Light Company supplies Ell Paso,
Wichita and other towns in that part
Of Texas and has outstanding, junior
to the per cent bonds, $3,923,O00 pre-
fcrred stock, on which it pays per
cent dividends, and in 1919 had sur
plus, after the payment of these dlyi-
dcnds, of $611,826. 1t appears to be q
fairly safe public utility bond. The
Oklahoma Gas and Electric Company
has three classes of funded debt out
standing. In order of priority they
arc: First mortgage 5 per cent bonds,
81 ,2S8,0 900; 7h per cent general mort
gage bonds, of which S6,OO0,000 are
outstanding, and 8 per cent notes due
1881, of which $2,500,000 are outstand-
ing. The notes are convertible after
February !, 1922, into cumulative pre-
ferred 7 per cent stock on basis Of
q notes for 100 stock. There does
not appear to be Il great deal of differ
cnce between the security Of the Okla
homa 7bs and the Southwestern 8s.
In the last analysis the safety of bonds
such as these depends on the earning
power Of tho company issuing them,
and this in turn depends on the attl-
tude of the public toward public utili-
ties. We believe that this attitude is
changing for the better.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-02
Southwestern Bel! Telephone Is

oucstion-Wil you kindly give mo In
Telephone Company nve-year per cen
convertible gold notes due April !, 1925.
offered at 96A and interest, yield about
8 per cent? Could this be casscd az good
Investment or spcculative?-E. r. II. G.
Answer-Thc Southwestern Bell
Telephone Company 5-year per cent
convertible notes are, in our opinion,
good Investment. The company has a
good record for earnings in hard times
as we'll as during the period of high
prices The bonds are a direct obliga-
ton of the company, but are not Sc
cured by mortgage.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-02
Monday
Southern Spot Markcts--Calveston stes

6teadY,
unchanged, at 12c; sales Gel bales. New
Orleans quiet, unchanged. at l1.25c, sales.
1856 bales Mobile nominal unchanged at
l0.75c; sales nil. Savannah nominal, un-
changed. at l3.50c; sales nil Wilmington
dun. 25 points higher, at lie; sales nil.
Norfolk quiet. SO lower. at 1l.50c; sales,
33 bales. Augusta steady. unchanged, at
lu.3oc; sales, 1880 bales. St Louis quiel
unchanged. at l2.50c; sales nil. Houston
steady. unchanged. at i1.25c; sales, 3183
bales. Little Rock quiet. unchanged, at
12c; sales, 4Ol bales. Dallas steady Is
higher at 1o.25c; sales. 1.226 bales. Mont
gomery dull, rs lower at l025c: sales, 231
New-York tribune., 1921-03-02
Pacific Light & power Cor.ora.;on

PROPOSALS FOR BONDS
The undersigned trustee under The First
and Returning Mortgage OF tho Pacific
Light and Power Corporation. dated NoN.
20th. 1871. has on hand the sum Of $50
o7i SO az a payment 10 The Sinking Fund
mentioned in said mortgage for tho pu--
chase OF bonds issued Hereunder and m
Nltes tenders Of such bonds Tor such pur
chase to an amour. sufficient - exhaust
said sum. Sealed proposals s-ttir forth
the serial numbers Of the bonds offered VIII
be received by the undersigned ~ its Office
% Cedar St. New Yorl: City. Up 70 u
o'clock noon on March ls 1921 The right
is reserved to reject any biz
UNITED STATES MORTGAGE
BY CALVERT BREwER. v.oe-Presdeut.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-02
Omen. JIiph Low
Rae Sugar Continues
Quiet; Little Inquiiry

The raw sugar market here continued
quiet yesterday with change In prices
The tendency to await developments was
more noticeable Sugars were offered be-
low tho Cuban committees fixed prices
Rctiners were virtually all refusing to
accept new orders. although prices were
uncharged. There WAS little interest in
futures business being confined 70 switch
ing TO later months, the close showing
declines Of To 5 points
New-York tribune., 1921-03-02
Investment
Information

Questions Of general interest to in
Vesfors DiU be ansocrcd in this col
unn. in ,chich case only initials tUill
oc used. Others WtU be dnswered 6Y
mail Address all inquiries. incios-
tng q stamped, Addressed cnuolopc, to
Fsnancial Editor, The Tribune, l5A
Nassau Street. New York Ciku.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-02

Pump common yields over IL per cent,
which is high. The common stock is
outstanding in the sum of $12,992, l49:
There are $1O,32t.67l Class b preferred
stock, which pays 9 per cent, and &c.
502,833 Class A preferred stock, paying
z per cent. Both senior issues arc
cumulative.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-02
Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co.

st. LOUIS. Mo- Feb =, III
per cent = - has been declared Oh tho
Preferred stock of LiSgett NJ ers i.-
bacco Company. PAYABLE April Isl, ISL
20 stockho!ders Of record ST the close q
business March 18th. 81. CAecAs VII
T. T ANDERSON Treasursr.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-02
DIVIDEND NOTICES
TIRE co

ft'y cents tsi SOD per share On the six i'er
Cent Preferred Stock os tafa Company has
been declared. payable April g. is-i -
ness March Is 1921.
{. z STEWART SUTHERLAND
Secretary
New YORK.. March ! fa2l
New-York tribune., 1921-03-02
DIVIDEND NOTICES
REPUBLIC IRON q Steel COMPANY

PREFERRED DIVIDEND NO. 20.
At meeting OF the Board OF Directors
OF tho Republic Iron q Steel Company the
regular quarterly dividend OF 9. % on the
Preferred Stock was declared payable April
1st 1921. to stockholders OF record March
10th, 1921.
The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders
Of the Republic iron & Steel Company will
be held at the office of the Company, 10
Wednesday, April l3th. 1921. at II O'Clock
in the forenoon. for the TRANSACTION OF any
and all business that may properly como
before the meeting Transfer books OF the
Company, both Common and Preferred,
will be closed at =. NJ. March 18th. 1921,
and reopened at 10 A. NJ. ON April l4th
1891.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-02
once OF The United Gas Improvement Co

~ " SEVflc f5iUH''1 'rT.E1 ttV7fI " $500
Philadelphia, December s. 1920.
Tho Directors have this day declared
quarterly dividend of one and three quar-
ters. per cent. (S7hc per shared or the
Preferred Stock OF this Company. payable
March is. 1921. to holders OF Preferred
Etock OF record at the close OF business
Feb. 2s.,1a21. Checks will ba mailed.
I. w. NORRIS. Treasurer,
New-York tribune., 1921-03-02

FOR sAIE-JTDGMENr 0a se.Ira. REN-
dered against the Ws.s Fars1 nd Con
pany Express b. court Co-a,aan Pleas
state or Ohio, ca personal service sns APP
pearance entered b. ans.s,r OF COMPANY.
Judgment affirmed Court - Appeals. Tech
aical!y correct. but no lToperts fouut to
levy on In State Cs ohio. WIN give lib
erat discount. Address GEORGE A..
AZ MEEElSON. Atty.- Nan..eon ONO.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-02
Cotton Statistics

Liverpool Cables Spot cotton in moro
demand at 10 points advance. Middling
6.67d. Sales, 5000; American, 5000 I'M
ports, 5000; American, 5000. Tenders
new docket. 5000 bales. Futures opened
steady at to IL points decline. closed
steady at a net advance Of Is to %
points, March, 7.07d; May, Tad; July,
766d; October. SD, December, 7.o2d;
January. 1854. Manchester: Yarns freely
q fferel clntha ct
New-York tribune., 1921-03-02

St. Louis. Mo. Feb 23. I92l.
The tran7fer books OF the Reg gistered -
bonds OF IIGGETT & YERS TOBACCO
company VIII close At O'clock + :.
March l5tn. 1921, Tor Tho payment OF IL
terest on said bonds due Aorf ISL la9f
and will reopen u 10 clock y. Il. A7r
2uG, 1921.
r. =. ANDERSON. Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-02
The range of prices:
Coffee Futures

Coffee Fui ures-Traders continued hest
tant, apparently awaiting developments in
primary markets yesterday. and final
prices showed net decline of s 70 9 points
The range OF prices.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-02
William Farrell & Son. Inc.

The Board Of Directors CT FEB %. 1921.
declared regular quarterly dividend tSo -
OF sl.7s per share on the preferred stoc's.
payable April /. 1921. 20 stockholders OF,
record March -. 1921.
.sANES II 1AnnnM ARn Trea.nrer.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-02
To the Holders OF Dominican Repnblic 20.
Bonds, Issue OF 1918, Due 1893.

In accordance w.th Executive Order 272
sealed proposals VIII be received BY n.
Secretaria de Estado de Hacienda y Co.
mercio until 10 o'clock "A. n ., February
/. March l and April !. 1921 for the puy
chase for retirement Of bonds Of the Do
rninican Republic dated January 1. 1911,
duo 1888 without regard to series 20 az
AMOUNT estimated a. THREE HUNDRED
AND TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS
$320, ,000) on each Of tho above dates -
total for all three dates Of $500 o00. All
proposals shall be submitted in sriplicafs
and shall specify the number OF the bond.
offered, the series, the par value and ths
price az which offered. and shall be s.grAa
by an official duly authorized 70 scs for N.
bidders Upon the outside OF the sea,eG
envelopes containing proposals. shall a7-
pear tho words "Proposals opening oS
....... (ah IN Gate)." said Proposals
Viii be opened in public n the oaioe Of
the undersigned on February J. March !
and April l, 1921, unless sich dates fsll
upon a Sunday or legal holiday in which
case the bids viii be opened On the follow
Ing day
New-York tribune., 1921-03-02
Cottonseed Oil
NIOrda 3

The market was nctive with total sales
Of 21,700 barrels. and prices at the cioso
showed net gains of "a to so points.
The range OF prices:
New-York tribune., 1921-03-02
Tobacco Stocks
Miscellaneous Oil Commando

At Lobos. rs II TAIilw .14O 14l
do pref 20 90 Alt Prod. SM 8
Br-A Ltd 2TH 2Sh North OH. 27 39
Cosden -. So. Pr & RI AZ ~
Elk Basin 8 Sisl7Salt { p ns Ia
Imperial 9S 90 Sap Ref. 4ss "A.
Mag Pet.~145 .55 West Sts =
Merr OH. l2 12i. iPar SO
New-York tribune., 1921-03-02
arthur Fl. Moyo.

Lieutenant Commander (sC), e. N.
ONcer administering the Affairs OF the
Secretaria de Estado de Hacienda Co.
rnercto for the Military Government
New-York tribune., 1921-03-02
AMERICAN CAN 90.

A QUARTERLY DIVIDEND or ONE AND
three q ouartcrs pef cont lbs osfn af-
clarec on the Preferred stock ~ tnts Iut-
pany. pas able AQE.i ist. 1877. . sia' tn'.'
efs Of record At the Close of tusiiit - ar 'i
18th. 1921. Transfer books VIII rIf'.A.-4
open. Cheeks mailed. II. tsreN-
Secretar} -ess~f-r.
RAILWAY sTFEI-STKlNe COMPANY.
80 Church Street. Ness YORK CIV
fsf,r4arf -sir 1921
A quarterly d.s.sena ~ Two FER CEN
{2et) has this day he declared on tas
COMMON STOCK oS his company prf
able March sls;. 1871. . stoeAhoidefs
or record March iTth. .atl
The transfer books viii not b~ ciose'
Checks VIII DO matted b. Bankers Trust
Company.
H. 8. BANGHARr Treasurer.
Looking for . Comfortable Furnished
Room7 Consult select list In te-dsys
Tglbuns.-Advc. =
New-York tribune., 1921-03-02
Bonds

Sales 600 omted) Open High Low. Last
S25 sAllied Pack ss.. 55 IS "a 81
10 *Am Ag Oh II s.. 81 97is 81 97i,
10 sam 1t q Tr 6s. 90A 90ia 90La 9Oia
'Am r & r. Gs '22 96N 81 967s OF
*ao 1924. 90 20 % 80
SAnaconda 6s... S6A S6N S6 Sc
10 *Anaconda Cop Is 93is 937s 93ls 93a.
10 ~Ang Am 7las.l00 100 997s 997s
10 Beaver B IS ss. 49,, sass ssSS7' sSs sSss
Edo %do - iSs5' . 30. s5zs ss 81 :. Ss
20 "Cerro de Pas ss.ioi y 1o4ta 104 1Ot
25 *COns Gas Ss. . 997s 100 $685. 100
Sons Text 1s W 90 So s5ts 96
90 eCop Ex a So '22..1O0 100 9sN 99%
'do l923...... 991s s94 99l5 99as
20 "do 1924 80 a9as 90 SO -
so <do 1925. 90 99is 80 Qgia
lS-ntam9nd N Is: ;lol1a 1ol,a 1913 1ol q
10 Emp G & 6s rs 94M 94is 94ia 94ia
>Gaiena Sig O Is "a "a "a @.
l sGoodrlch Is 1925 80 50 90 90
sGvt of Swed 6s. 79T 1874 797s 7ers
25 &C Trunk G ias n. 95b 95% 95ia g56S
70 sGulf Oil rs t.. s7&. 97s. 97i, s7ss
40 *Inter Rap r Is. 80 69la 6Sa. SIS,
sKenn Copper Is. 92 90 g2 az
rs a. 6 n st l. d Gs..l0lh l0lSs i0lX 10I H.
Is sNat Leather SIS. s5ll 95ia So 05
10 "Ohio Cit Gas 20 e6s. 96s, 96S gs%
a 10 lS2t-...-. 9S3ii, 9$ls s3is ss,s
25 eSearsN IS yr. 9sis 9si. 9Si, 9slS
10 go yr..... 90 81 s47s 949s
Z |do yr.-.. 80 s4ia e4is e4ia
so $50 West Tel 7s.. 96I y s6is s6ss e6l
2 IS O 7s 1925. .lo1 q l0lla loi u l01 -
sdo 1927. IL. lolia 1Olls l0lls
.o .do ls2S.....'lo3 ls2S 49,, 1924 lo2 1921
edo 1891. 80, .lo2N 1903 io2ss los
10 "swift & Co 7s 25. s6i, 06s. asis esa
10 tex Co Is notes. ssss s9ls s9as ss1,
5 'wsst Elect Is. 7sa 7a% Tsss SsI
sunltsted fssus cent. c.r .n.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-02
DIvrDEND NOTICES
AMERICAN CAR AND FOUNDRY CO.
New York. March / la2l

FOC %.
New York. March l. 1921
PREFERRED CAPITAL STOCK
DIVIDEND NO IS
y dividend Of one and three~uuarters
per cent q Il 70 on the Preferred Stock OF
this Company has this day been declared
payable Friday. April l. 1921. to stock
holders of record the close of business
Wednesday, March 16. 1927.
~ Checks will be mailed by the Guaranty
Trust Company of New York
II. G. WICK. Secretary
S. S. DE1ANO Treasurar
New-York tribune., 1921-03-02

NV IOrK, NarVh 7. Iy3I.
COMMON CAPITAL STOCK
DIVIDEND NO. "A
\ quarterly dividend OF three per cent
tSge) on the Common Stock OF this Com
pany has this day been declared, payable
Friday. April l. 1921, to stockholders Of
record at the close of business Wednesday,
March I6. 1921
Checks will be mailed by tho Guaranty
Trust Company of New York
II. G. WICK, Secretary
5. S. DELANO. Treasurer.
RAILWAY STEEL SPRING COMPANY.
80 Church street, New York City
February 24th 1921
A quarterly dividend OF ONE AND
THREE QUARTERS PER CENT NMst)
has this day been declared on the PRE-
FERRED STOCK OF this Company, pay
able March 21st. 1921. to stockholders of
record March 18th. 1921
The Transfer Books Will not be closed
Checks Will be mailed by Bankers Trust
Company.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-28

to merge two OF it's corporations en-
gagged In religious extension work. one
of them holding considerable prop
erty. and Will be unable to do so In
light OF the Supreme Court decision.
Wight Mean New Proceeding.
Had the defect in the law been dis
covered on an occasion not Involving
fight. II liz assumed there would lie
no difficulty in securing the passage
OF suitable act by the General AS
scmbly. or course, the enactment OF
law To that effect now could con-
ceirably result In Il new merger pro.
ceeding ana q vote which might be
legal under the court decision.
Although a large, majority OF thu
Westnoreland membership, and prac.
ucally all those of the Common
wealth. desired consolidation. il may
be doubted il the issue will be pushed
by them in such Il way as to max,
81 fight in the legislature. Lut the
religious denomination. referred TO
may seek 10 have the laws defect
cured.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-28
Danville's Red Cross
Chapter Is Commended

Especial to The Times Dispatch.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 27.--The
Danvillc. Virginia. Chapter of
the American Red Cross. was
highly commended today for its
patriotic work during 4 special
campaign conducted last summer
in sewing and collecting gar
ments for suffering children over
seas.
The volunteers already have
shipped six boNes-ncarly 1000
earmonts-and still they are
working and begging for all tho
material they can possibly get.
The whole town is hearing about
the Red Cross work for the wa
stricken people overseas.
"Old and young scwcd steadily
FOR one week: and the result of
the garments that would wurm the
hearts as we'll as the bodies of
the little folks across the water.
Not n penny Of money was taken
ont OF the Red Cross treasury. for
everything was donated
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-28

dcIegntes have hoped that Amcric,
would initiate the movement for :.
second conference of powers nj som..
future date which would deal exrlm.,
s'Veiy with this and collateral ma,
tors mat
"eiieve Germany VIII Default.
Foreign governments. jnc,u,,
.hat OF France. seem fully to und.,e
s.n"d that Germany VIII default nnn,
me next separations payment. SON.
~. 'hem are still hopeful that thn
,,.,,, VIII meet the next paymcn,
Whatever tho strain upon Berlin ,,,.
ne. nut there is little hope that g.,
many VIII BIO ablo to so through win,
'hc rcphrations program laid boy.,
NJ the last separations conference
This uncertainty regardinp CO.
many Is one OF the pressing reason.
foreign diplomats agree WHY the ,,om
erat economic situation I'm I;urn,,,.
'iiouid nc matter Of international
Conference consideration and why IN.
american debt question should In H..
paramount item on tho ancpd. ~
such conference. If Germnnv .,
fauitS upon it's separations uuvnon,
the French frankly assert thai liz.
VIII neither be abia to pay amy 49,,
OF the principal nor the intercst -,
the French debt to the United star,
be All mat AZ II may. the fact re-
MAINS mat tho American delegation
10 'ne armament conference is resist.
ing all moves to bring ccononJc .n,
financial problems before tho ron.
ference, and with this country's pol.
Icy inheNible on that point. ali die.
cussioh OF the matter must be dc.
fcrrcd
II may lie assumed. however,. ina,
this government Will be willing ,o
<" into conference with the othc,
powers at some future date for IN.
purpose OF dealing with Europe's eco.
monte niisht and to consider al.
phases or the debt question Foroly,,
delegations regard the prcsld.nt..
proposal for successive conferences
and for an association of nations n,
a direct invitation for partly ar
powers to meet some time during
inc coming year. at which time yi.w.
may be exchanged upon all intcrn.
tional financial Problems
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-28
REORCANIZE DRY
FORCES IN CHICAGO
Lhy Aseoclnted rrcaxI

WASHINGTON. Nov. a7.--E.or.
san'zati"h Of the prohibition enforce
men. ior"es al Chicago is being per-
fccted. officials declared ,oJ,y cn,,,
missioner Haynes may make ;, nor
sonar survey Of conditions In chi
caso during the nrst par, OF de-
ccmber. IL was said.
transfer of r.. G. Yellowlcy. head
inc Mobile prohibition agents
oIpe' from New York Ia Chicago.
!" II" view TO repeating there the
Intensive drive against illegal liquor
which no conduccd i'm Tho I,n.,nrn
city. Is under consideration. R.uorts
from Chicago. officials declared. in
uicate mat conditions there. from
the prohibition standpoint. are on "A
par with those in New York before
the assignment of the special forces
to that CITY