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Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-12-20
FRANCE TO ACCEPT
ORIGINAL PROGRAM
ON NAVY REDUCTION
French Delegates Ask
Hughes to Delay Subcom-
mittee Session Until They
Can Decipher Instructions

LONDON, Dec. 19.-(By the Asso!
ciated Press. France will accept
the original naval ratio laid down
by Secretary Hughes at the Wash
ington conference, Premier BRAND
informed George Harvey, the Amer.
lean ambassador, at their meeting
last night. He authorized the am.
bassador to notify the American gov
eminent to that effect
Although premier Brands >au-
thoriza ton, which has already been
conveyed to the French delegation
in Washington and the American
state department, makes no mention
Of submarines, there is reason to
believe that the French proposals
regarding undersea craft were dis
cussed by M. BRAND and Ambassa
dor Harvey. 1t is limited that the
French may have more to say on
this subject.
NAVAL SUBCOMMITTEE
MEETING is POSTPONED
WASHINGTON, Dec. 19.-(By the
Associated Press.rThe meeting of
the arms conference naval subcom-
mittee of fifteen was postponed I'M
til tomorrow at II o'clock by Chair.
man Hughes today, upon request OF
M. Sarraut, head of the French
delegation. The committee had been
called to meet today at II o'clock.
The French delegation, through
Ambassador Jusserand, explained to
Mr.. Hughes by telephone that M.
Sarraut had cabled to Premier
BRAND on Saturday for further in
structions and that a dispatch Of
some length had just been received
from the premier, which would take
some time to decode. Accordingly.
a delay of twenty.four hours was
requested.
M. Sarraut told newspaper men
that he did not yet know the ma
ture of the cablegram which had
just been received, but as he had
been advised through the Associated
Press of what was described as M.
Brands acceptance Of the Ameri-
can ratio he assumed that it con-
cerned that phase of the naval dis
cussion.
Nova Tc TTnoxnacfnH
Unofficial advices from London
and Paris, saying France had ac'
.cepted the naval ratio proposed for
her by the American government,
created something of a sensation in
arms conference circles today be-
cause the development generally was
interpreted as marking one of the
longest steps yet taken toward a
naval reduction agreement.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-12-20
MAMMOTH DRY RAID
STAGED IN CHICAGO

CHICAGO, Dec. 1@. - Police
smashed into homes, clubs and sa-
looms until an early hour today seiz-
ing liquor and throwing owners Of
it in Jail.
Seven hundred and fifty persons,
including the social elect of the
Gold Coast" down to residents of
the alleys back of the yards. faced
police judges.
Orders of Police Chief Fitzmorris
turned every Chicago policeman
into a Garry Nation. "Clean up your
beat, or your job is gone" the chief
ordered.
Harry W. Mayer, former United
States collector of internal revenue
for the Chicago district, was one
of the last to be arrested in week
end raids.
Mayer was seized in an apartment
and. booked on a liquor law viola
ton charge. Police said woman
in the apartment turned over $500
worth of liquor Mayer gave her to
keep for him.
Search warrants were not used In
raids on homes. Police refused to
listen to plans Of "sanctity of the
home" when invasions were resisted.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-12-20
No VOTE IS TAKEN
BY DALI E|REA|VN
At MEET INC MONDAY

DUBLIN, Dec. 19.-The Anglo.
Irish treaty was denounced as a
politicians peace" by President
Eamonn De Valera and his support
ers at the open session Of the dali
cream this morning.
After a bitter session, in which
there was denunciation by both sides.
the dali recessed at 1 p. m. until
$3.50 q. M, when the debate will be
resumed.
The morning session WITS called to
order at 1928 a. m.
Immediately after the roll call De
Valera arose from his chair and an
nounced he would submit alterna.
tive proposals to the treaty.
Griffith then arose and moved
that the treaty be ratified.
1--WE have made bargain. brought
it back and now we will stand by
it," he said.
A fiery debate followed as to
whether documents introduced at the
secret session should be made pub
lie.
DeValera objected to their intro
duction, declaring Nall matters of the
secret debate should remain secret.
Collins insistently demanded that
everything be made public.
The documents were believed to
contain the alternative proposals of
DeValera, said to have been suggest
ed at the closed meeting.
Arthur Griffith, who signed the
peace pact, moved it's ratification.
II move ratification of this treaty"
he said.
1--WE have made the bargain and
brought the result back to the peo-
pie Of ireland, our masters, not our
servants.
1--WE are not dictators.
"If we do not represent the peo-
pie properly then our voice is gone
forever"
Griffith then read the oaths of al
legiance contained in the peace pact
ana SAID:
ANY Irishman can take this oath
with honor"
Austin Stack, cabinet member who
voted against the treaty and has
supported DeValera in his fight
against it, jumped to his feet and
cried:
Il won't take this oath"
Griffith continued with his speech
and closed by saying:
II ask ratification of peace, friend
ship and partnership after the
worlds greatest revolution"
Griffith, usually cool under all cir
cumstances, grew angry at "quib-
bling over words when Irish lives are
hanging in the balance"
I'VE brought back our own flag
and secured evacuation by the Brit
ish army after 700 years." he declar-
ed heatedly.
In proof Of his statement he read
letter from Lloyd George promis-
ing the army would be withdrawn
Immediately after the treaty is rati-
fed.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-12-20
Hardings Planning
To Spend a Quiet
Day on Christmas

WASHINGTON, Dec. ia quiet
Christmas in the White House Will
be observed by the president and
Mrs. Harding unless present plans
are changed by unexpected develop
ments. 1t was announced today
that the president would hang up
his stocking Eat home" and with
the z. sible exception of attending
church that Sunday, nothing would
break the quietude of the holiday.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-12-20
Judges Indicate
Early Announcement
OF Puzzle Winners

The judges and auditors check
ing the lists of words submitted
in The Tri-Weekly Journals a,
B, c puzzle, announce that they
expect to complete their tremen-
Gus task within a day or two.
Though the work has been going
on night and day, the enormous
number of contributions, and the
care demanded in insuring an ac-
curate accounting have combined
to delay their decision beyond
the time at first expected.
Every possible effort is being
expended toward making posi-
BILE the announcement of results
and mailing remittances to the
prize-winners before Christmas.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-12-20
BIG ROUNDUP OF REDS
DUE IN WALL STREET CASE
Cases of Whisky
Thrown Overheard
To Liuhten Craft

NEW YORK. Dec. 19.-Some-
where between Rockaway and
Long Beach forty cases Of
whisky were floating on the
waves tonight, or resting on the
sands. Hundreds of thirsty folk.
many with torchlights, gather
ed on the shore. watching and
thinking up such lines: when,
my nip comes in
The forty cases, which the
crowds hoped would be washed
ashore by the tides. were thrown
overheard by a schooner, bound
from the Bahamas to Halifax,
to tighten the craft when she
struck on a sand bar off Long
Beach. y
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-12-20
Pensacola Police See
Mystery in Abandoned
Blood = Stained Auto

PENSACOLA, Fla. Dec. 19.-An
empty. bloodstained automobile found
in a desolate spot overlooking the
bluff at the mouth of the Bayou
Texar, led police to think Saturday
that murder had been committed
and body thrown into the bayou,
The car was discovered by the po.
lice early Saturday. Signs showed
that severe struggle had taken
place.
Parties who noticed the car, a few
hours previous to its discovery by
the police, said that it was occupied
by a man and women.
The automobile bore Georgia
state license, and had been used only
a short time. The stream near where
it was found has swift-running
current, which destroyed hopes of
the finding of a body or any clues
to the supposed murder.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-12-20
A NEW OIL LAMP FREE
Burns 04& Air

o. p. Johnson. IA Washington Place. New
York. the inventor Of wonderful new oil
lamn that burns 81 per cent air and beats gas
first uSer in each locality who will help him In
troduce it. Write him for particulars. Agents
wanted.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-12-20
Portland, Me-, Sees
$1,000 Cases of Real
Scotch --- That's All

PORTLAND. Me-, Dec. 19.-The
steamship Cabtia, brought $1,000
cases of Scotch whisky from Glas'
cow, the largest shipment ever re-
ceived here in bond today. 1t will
be shipped to Canada. The value Of
the cargo, according to local unof-
fetal quotations, would be nearly
$4,000,000. {
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-12-20
BRAND AVID GEORGE
DISCUSS HUN DEBT

LONDON, Dec. 19.-The Anglo
French reparationS conference
opened here today to map out al
lied plans in the acute situation ere.
ated by Germany's refusal to pay
her installments.
Premier BRAND and his corps of
French financial experts arrived az
No. 10 Downing street at 1880 a. M,
meeting Lloyd George and British
treasury representatives in the room
where the Irish peace pact was
signed little more than a week ago.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-12-20
WALL Street FEARS
ANOTHER EXPLOSION

NEW YORK, Dec. 19.-Special
armed guards were on duty today at
the New York stock exchange, the
subtreasury and other buildings in
the financial district, while Wall
street was on tip-toe in expectation
of another bomb outrage.
According to an anonymous letter
of warning received by Charles T.
Morgan, a broker, the stock ex'
change and an area extending five
blocks around it is to be dynamited
TODAY
Washington Journal., 1921-10-28

10 Oumm icin mid al Die Sitbls Tor
idmcres @elO au5uid)aiie, wenn Der
8eocSmciler olles bat, mas mel
braude2 8cOeSpeiler. ben i'd ge-
lat; iG ben MIR email a%1SiinIle
iuone, mas on BON meine @iOie
oenfe Oubit; owwer mas i6 geiogt
ben, ben i'd gar nit gemeint I'm IS
mar fubliId, weun me Den @etn
mubfc noute. 2oB i'm MIR rubtg
mo er is, i'd fin init einigem idt-
tisfeit. @ea, bat or geiogt i6 meib
ia gut geritg, 0aB gu en- Sdppbett
biit, omper i6 ben ifubr nit &C.
qloubt, OoB ou 10 Ourtm wdritt,
fpomit i6 perbleipe Sbne Sbrn lie
per
9biGipp SoueromPfer.
Washington Journal., 1921-10-28
Sine ei~senartise 9idens- Seliquie.

Gem 0idens-M uieum, Oas ieBt
in Dem alien @arS, in Dem Der
Oi9ter alS &rabe lebte, begriinOet
peroen ioa, lit cine eigenartige ST.
innerllug an Die Sugeno5eit oeS I'M.
lterbli6en @r5ablerS iiberpieien
woroen. IS banoelt iid I'M elm
altes Stiid 8ron5e, oas pie elm
Bennp auSliebt ulo Die 8orte 5eigt
y&obert @arrens Sabrif fIiiiiiger
i6par6er Sarbe." aui Ser anbe-
rem Seite oieier Meonile lit ein
9ilonis Don ST. 8urren, @rfinOer
DER iapanii9e.. fliiIiigen ibWar6cn
6arbe.;" @efanntli6 mar Gifens
als Gnabe in @arrens Sarbenfabrit
angeIteut uno perOiente 6 S6iuinge
ole ISOLDE nit Dem Auffleben BON
53etteln ouf oie Sarbenfluidell.
GruifSbanf bat Sen Sungen ~9o3."
ser oieicr ieiner 3dtigfeit i'm ga.
bis Gopperfielo" geoenft, Dor DEN
Standardization oargeltelt, Wie er
~persmeifelt Den &opf auf feline Arme
legt. Gin oieie Mdrtprer5eit oes
fleinen 0ifens erinnert ons alte
bron5ene 8aren5ci6en, 0as alio
nit leiner Sebensgeihidte perfniipft
lit.
Washington Journal., 1921-10-28

Cine MeinungSuer'
f6ieoenbeit. u@arum lino Sic
Her?"
BLOB megen elmer tleinen Mei'
nllngsperi9ieOenbeit," erploerte Der
@atient. sd iagte, ale Wtenlden
mdren perriidt, ult0 ale Wtenl6en
iagten, ih pGre perriift, uno Die
WaioritGt bebielt Die SberbonO."
- Sat. Meine Srau Orobte I'M
porigen Sabre, iib BON mir ideioen
gu lolier, menn i6 Iortfabren miirOe,
ieoen Sag 6mei 6laiden 8ein gu
trinfen; lie bats aber BET Der 2ro-
bung bemenoen lallen.
8eriuden Sizes bod NAL nit
orei 6laiden.
MiBper It GntniS. 2ebr-
iunge: Sos ltimmt aber a net, Wtel.
itcr, - Dem Giidtigen freic 9aDnl
MeiIter: 8arum oenn net?
2ebriunoe: Weil / trob Dem gut'n
3eugnis, Oos g mir ausg'iteut
BAN, so a Sobrfart'n hab' ioi'n
miiii'n, mia / neuli' boamg'fabr'n
bin!
4us Ser guten alien
Seit. @mtmann: $50 baben Sic
6enll ben Spitbuben? Saben Sic
ibn gliiGlid iiber bic @ren3e ge-
bcaWt?
Ge.neinoeoiener: No6 net! ST bat
mid, gebcten, id mod)t' i'm auf cine
Gtunoe freigeben, er tpolte letne
,rpanoten porerlt nod bier bein-
6en!
Washington Journal., 1921-10-28
Die 9iene III Oentidjcr Sage nno
8eIdidJte.

9ie 9iene bat itetS cine 6eDors
a1ate SteQung inter oen Nllbtierell
einaenommen; tie miro nid)t mn
ais Sau8tier betrodtet, ionoern aud
in unmittel6are 8%e5ie9ungen sum
8obl uno 8ebe ser 6omilie ge-
braft, oeren 6reuO uno 2eio III
piclen @eaenOen nod beute ait6 al
oen 9ienenfor6en OurG 6elt- oocr
Graueri6mud Aus0rud gegeben
miro. Die mannigia6en 6ormen
oes .9ieneniegenS", Die 8e3eit-
nultg ,8~ienenpoter" fir ben 9eItt-
5er ser 9ieucn II. a. NJ, oeuten oas
qemiitli6 pntriar6aliiGe SerboltniS
6eS McniHen 5ur 9iene on. Cine
it6erolls rei6e 2iterotur lit Dem
&ier6en ibon Don Der 3eit aIeg'
onocr8 0es @roBen (8ptbiaS BON
@aIiiiia) an gGuiOmet; aber Die
olten 86lfer fonntcn oie Notur mo
nanlentlid oie Irt Der 6ortpfloll-
sltrg Der Yiene idlc6t; mubrenS
sic alien 0ellti6cn Oomit genau
uertrart uaren. llniere idmtliden
oas 9ienenleben betreffenOen GllS'
bride limo oltd) rein 0eutId. GrIt'
ipredeno Der Mihtigfeit ,uelde Die
8icuenpirti6oft fir uniere 8orfob'
rem ipielte, beiddftigtcn it'd and, Die
0elrtiden @eieBbiiGer Iebr eingebenS
nit Ben Oaron iid fniipfenOen
Geftsoer6Gltniiien, mo nod beIte
boben lif Die germoniI6en Gefts'
beqriffe iumitten 0eS itaatlid 9elten'
0en romiI6en I'M 8olfe binii6tIif
Der 9ienen5udt lebenOig erbolten.
Sin 8ieneni6marm, Der elm anoe-
res @runoitiid -aufiudt, miro BON
oen 9eIiser oieieS @runoltitdeS AT
~ltanoSlos Dem mieOer auSgellefert,
Dem ct entfloben lit, obglei6 unicr
@eIet oieIem feline Sanobabe CUR
3uriidforoerllng bietet. Streng per'
boten NOR i'm oeuti6en &e9t oas
Nnloden fremoer 9ienen ourd logc-
nannte 2odit0fe. Ser 8ortragenoa
l6iloerte oic 3ciOelmirtidaft, melhe
Die Slapen mad 9eutidlano braf)'
ten, ous lit oos Salten BON 9teite1
in al oielem 3med ntSgeboblten
8Gumen = Elm 9eruf, Der jabrbun'
oertelong an oen beionoeren, ge'
noIienidaftli6 orgoniiicrten uilo
unter eigener @erihtsbarteit lte'
benoen Stano Ser 3eioler gebunoen
luur. SIM t6. Sabrbunoert ting eS
an, nit ser friiber iebr bliibenOen
@ienen3u6t riiflparts 81 geben.
Snfolge ser Reformation ianf Der
@eoarf an air6erl- (8a4s) Si6ten.
Die Aufbebung Ser geiltlihen
Stifte beI6rdnfte ben Soniguer-
brolld, uno Die ginfiibrllng bon IN
0if6em @o6S tot ein iibrtgeS, Die
9iel,en5udt bel uns u~nlobneno gu
MAIDEN. @lu6 trugen Die Iteigen-
Den &ol3preiie oa5u Bel, iniofern
Iic ser Den 8alo i6doigenoen 3ei'
oellpirti6oft @inbalt geboten. Grit
Inn Die Mfitte unieres Sabrbun.
oerts erfolgte Elm neuer aufidpung
our9 oie @%infibrung Der bemegll.
den 8obe uno Der Sonigi6lelloer.
Sic lebte bodybuilding I'M 9eutIden
&ei9 ergab eillen YeltonO bon 3
Milionen 8ienenit0den urto eine
@rSellg.nlg BON @onig un0 Wads
inn 8erte bon 90 Weiuionen Marf.
Washington Journal., 1921-10-28

SIN @uten. Son oeiner
8rau pialt on bid i6eiOen lalien.
neil lie oas Saustpeien pernod)ldf-
Iigt? 8orum Oenn glpid gum aeu-
BerIten I6reiten? &eriu6's nod NAL
crit i'm @uten uto idla9e ibr Die
&roben ent5ipei.
8e1. Critic Sreunoin: Ser
0ireftor pom 6lob5irfus lit geltern
nit mir altsgegangen.
3meite 6%reutOtn: Sat er oetn
mas ipringen loiien?
@rlte Sreunoin: Sn, eS indt mid
beut1 nod!
= Ole irene Satin. Sd
peritebe gar niGt, parum Der Ar5t
mir 10 0ringeno abrat, meme Strait
ms 9a0 gu i6iden.
ST fat gemiB angit, oaB Sic
Damn feline &ednung nift mebr
be5ablen fonnen!
SIN @auner Cafe.
&ramattens@mi modte iern BET
Ding BEL ben 8anfoireftor mitorebn,
id meeB BLOB mid, oh man benz
tralten fam.
aber iepiB ood. &rawatter.@mil
is reea!
&eierpiert. 9rogiIt: So'
gen Sic mir oodL fir meIden BON
S6ren &erren bos Srtieftenpulper
eigentli4 lit, oas sic INNER bolen?
4mtsoiener: 8eoaure - Intts9es
beimnis.
Washington Journal., 1921-10-28

@ema6en. Mutti, i6r
6abt wobl sic 3iirflinfen 'runter-
ieben laiien, wabreno i'd p%erreilt
mar?
8ieIo oertr, mein &ino?
Ra, id fann ia iebt 'ranreidenl
9emeiS. nSlt oieler Hem-
brandt ai1d e6t?"
n0os merfen Sic bo6 i6on am
%reiie, SEER &ommer5ienrot.
Washington Journal., 1921-10-28

8rotneio. @alt: Sogen
Sic NAL, Serr @irt, mas tit Oenn
BLOB nit Sbrem Sunoe log? Sd
babe i'm idon minoeitens elm out
5enomal tpeggeiaet, aber er fommt
INNER mieoer uno iebt ii6 oi6t ne
ben meinen Stubl. 9abei 5ablt er
mir ieoen @iiien in ben Muno.
8ringen sic i'm bod bite binaus,
oomit i6 rubig eiien fam!
8irt; So. ia, mein &aro tit elm
S6laufopf! @abri9einli6 boben
Sic oen Seller, BON Dem ct INNER
lein Grelien friegtl
Washington Journal., 1921-10-28

= grfIGrt. Sausfrau: Sic
fou,en iebt piel better wie friiber.
Gina!
9odin: So, mein friiberer Sdas
mar Gegetarier!
@roB &einemad] e n.
Dienitmdo6en (beim &6nebmen Der
photographer, Die on Der 8ano
bGngen): @naoige Srau, on Sbnen
lino @an5enl
Washington Journal., 1921-10-28

Erinferi It anopunft.
9eim Sieber bat man befanntlif
furdtbor 9urit.
So, oas lift oos ein3ige S60ne
babel!
- 3ooIogie. 2ebrer: 8er
BON eud fam mir einen 8ogel men.
men, Ser nidt gu fliegen bermag?
G6iiler: Cine ~gebratene Sans,
SER 2ebrer.
Washington Journal., 1921-10-28
: 3ettqemdBe 8egrii NJ

= 3eitgem 8egrin NJ
onng. 2ebrer: Sier ltebt: v8ir-
fe, iolanee es Gag it'll" 8arum
mobl? Sea, &arl, funnit on mfrs
iagen?
aorl: @eil Ser Sos 10 teier is!
- @iBtrauii6. @alt: Self
ner, oas 8odtubn fommt mir per-
flirt flein Dor - lit oas 2e6ens-
groBe?
Washington Journal., 1921-10-28
Mnmi Meaen in S

Som &egen in Sic
Sraufe. &err: uNIe 9amcu
flunfern!"
6rdulein 8irfboI8: uMein Serr!l"
Serr: .Goroor, Die alien Ga-
men Itn0 notiirIi6 ausgenommen."
@S 1T allies Oa. nWfet,
ne 8raut 1T ent5iidenol 9raune
Slueen, broltre SCARE unO braltlle
2oppen Dat iie."
Washington Journal., 1921-10-28

nSagen Sic nal, baben Sic nid)t
chen eirlen fleinen Monn NIT olinf
lem @oubart uno Iteifem SUIT Dor.
6eilaufen iebet?"
rSat er blonfgepubte Stiebel an.
gebabt?"
.0as fam id ni6t iagen!"
Damn fam i6 Sbnen feline
MuSfunft geben!
Washington Journal., 1921-10-28

8Iaubboft @crbreder:
,SSn ndfItcr 3eit weree i9 mobr-
iGeinli6 bingeridtet!" = &eporter:
nl?~ 8erbreder: nnn0 Sic
fonnen mir glaltben, if 9a6e emit
beli're Gage geieb'n!"
= au8 ellis &eiiebrief.
---- einige Stotionen met
ter Itieg elm SEER in unier Coupe.
Gr mar aus Sten- uno lebr teuoal.
Washington Journal., 1921-10-28
Inner Mneipaenoifen.

- Inner %neip9enoen.
g.: Gu binfit ia bcltte 10 fur6t-
bar - ipie fommt oenn Dos?
g.: Sm, DeiBt OH, meine 6rou,
ole geitern abeno nod bcim 9igeln
mar, oils ib aus Dem @irtsbouS
bcimfebrte, IieB mir ungeididter-
peiie Oos @iien oitf Ben Sub fall
len.
~: Ga bait on ia aber nod gro
Bes @liid babel gebabt! 8ie leid)t
bdttcit on es an ocn &opf friegen
f0nnenl
Washington Journal., 1921-10-28

oab
id) oen 6lobr in
@eoesmeiler
9obrn ben
i9frobbe miiIie I'M
mic itb 10 in sic
Oidite @rbeit &C.
peie fin, ga is Die
2i55ie, mas meine
9llte is erein fom
me. @ie ie mid
qc1peit hat ga bat
Washington Journal., 1921-10-28

Sn Ser Sommerfri.
DIE. &ouriit gum 2ogierlpirD:
Sea, Sic llnO mir nett, geltern wou-
ten Sic beltimmt miiien, Dob li6'S
Mettc. 1ll0ert.
@irt: Sea, bat lid's net geatoert?
@eltern bots g'regnet, bette
IGneit's!
= @orii6tig. Sore nal,
Grid: Sitern befommlt on cine Or
jieb lin, Die uurber Dier5ebn Gage
our Yrobc fonlnt - unO gum Som.
iler friegen mir eillen ncltcn 8apal
Grid: &onnten mir 0en nibt audi
crit Dier5cbn Gage sur Brobe neb
men, der?
Gas GENT ct. a.: 81,
baben ia bic &ano perbunoen, tpas
baben Sic iid Oenn 5uge5ogen?
g.: Gincn 9dnoeorud bonn giir
germeiiter @u6tig in &roftsbof!
Washington Journal., 1921-10-28

8opon oas Ser3 idt bon
lit, 0apon gebt Ser Wun0 ii6er, ba-
be i1 otter mobr 0eiitnoen, ais Den
entgegengeiesten Sat.
Washington Journal., 1921-10-28

Mar: 0i9t mabr, oil wirit ndd'
items mein nelter Bopa?
8erebrer Der Us tine Wos
ber neiBt on. -?
Mor: Stun, i9 i6rei6e OoG fir
Mama INNER Die 2~iebesbriefe on
bid!
Washington Journal., 1921-10-28

Sreiber (por Ser Sagb, aiitli
6oriter): uSdaun 9 'nur, Der
@irel lit beute aud idon pieoer
Inter oen Sreibern, Der bats bod
net notig = 90 iino genitg Grmert
geufcln oa = beim @irgl bat 8
crit por ia Eaeen a%nbranntl
S0Iau. $50 baben Sic
oenn MIR inmer ole iG0nen 2ein-
man, flede gum @usbeiiern Der 8a'
i6e Der?
Meim @ann ldBt iid otter elm
Nagenpflaiter peri4reibcn!
Sn Ser Surn tnnoe.
Nenid, biil on ungeifidt ant oel
&edltange! uno on ioiait bonn Atfen
l~bItommen?!
Washington Journal., 1921-10-28

= Neim &eiratsDermitt'
Ter. snio nur cine reide Samc
fomnlt in Srage?
SappbI; m5glid)it cine Wfiuiolla
rim! (YciNcioen): SIS fam audi
eirc vuriidgeicste icinl
Washington Journal., 1921-10-28

nSa, iiebite, gOe, id batte mir
lGon Idngitens irgellotpo ltobil ME
oergelalien = id babe BLOB @nglt
oab ie mir 10 n pear unbc5ablte
@brendmter uffbalien! Serltcbltel"
Washington Journal., 1921-10-28
SerfOlste nnidnlO.

SD mdB gar midi, 1porrn bos Sdienpieb gerooe mid 10 puteno
uerfolgt, mid, Der ib oo9 nmt nun Witglieo oes Tienbubnerens bIn'
ionoern iogar 8ortano bes Gegetarier'9nnoesF
Washington Journal., 1921-10-28
Wfrnrr SdDrribsbriFf Nrs
pbilipp SauerGWpfrr.

,glein Iieber Serr &eOudtionar: =
Washington Journal., 1921-10-28

&ur5eS @Iud. Define
S6rpeiter lit perbeiratet, nift pabr,
Mor?
ga, er bat ibr aber i6on ipie0er
5uriifgei6ift!
Washington Journal., 1921-10-28

Siuein ius Serer obne 8eu'l
.Sie Sreue lit ni6t mebr III Mooe.
Nuein Die griefe blieben trelt
llnO aud MIR bis gum Slammentooe.
Washington Journal., 1921-10-28
Sbren 5tod our6idgenl
SSSbnen min Gin Dub -

-gine MeinnngSoer'
fdie0enbeit. r8orum iino Sic
Her?"
Washington Journal., 1921-10-28

Gin anb'rer bat Inn ie gefreit
sic folgt ibm mOrgen 5um GItdre.
Sum finO Dem SlamruentoO gepeibt
Sic @riefe ibrer @do6eniaBre.
The New York herald., 1921-03-17
Usual Situation Reversed.

Because OF tic condition which he's
obtained for months whereby time loans
on Stock Exchange collateral were very
hard TO obtain and at times practically
impossible the present ratio or call loans
70 time loans on that class Of collateral
Is estimated TO be between three and
four to one. In normal times the volume
Of time money loaned on Stock Exchange
collateral is at the other end OF the equa-
ton, being three or four times as great
as call loans on the same collateral.
These estimates do not include. however.
can loans made on acceptances and in
other forms. negotiated outside. the
Stock Exchange, which have risen TO a
much higher proportion as the result OF
the time money stringency.
The New York herald., 1921-03-17
Bucket shop investigation.

The proposed investigation by the
Legislature of the bucket shops has not
escaped the notice of the proprietors OF
those sheep shearing establishments and
reports are current in the Street that
some OF them at least have turned over
a new leaf and are actually buying
stocks ordered by customers Cuff
business" ''in and OUT orders and SINH
lar methods Of the bucket shops are
lot nearly so frequent now, it Is stated.
as before the investigation was sug-
gested and a few are reported to be
ready to draw the mantle Of purity over
their shoulders by firm congratulations
Indications in Wall Street point to the
belief that the investigation will be
real one, conducted by people familiar
with the Inc and outs OF brokerage
house and are able TO distinguish the
just from the unjust.