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The Washington times., 1921-08-15
MAIL STEAMSHIP
ADM|TSFA|LURE
TOMEET DEBTS
Two More Petitions Filed
Against Company by Group
of Creditors.
BY intermittent News Service.

NEW YORK. Aug. 15.-Two addi-
tional petitions in involuntary bank
ruptcy, making three altogether, were
filed with Judge Manton I'm the United
States District Court today against the
United States Mail Steamship Com
pany.
One of the new petitions was filed
by Delaney Nicoll on behalf OF A. A.
Sarlett, l.. A. Reiss and w. Il. Will
Jams. In this petition 1t is alleged the
company concurs In the statement that
1t is unable to meet the obligations OF
these three creditors.
The second application was filed by
Olcott, Bonynge & Ernst In behalf OF
Ethel Cottor, with an alleged claim OF
81, 900; William Mulhall. with claim
of $2.163, and Lester Townsend, with
claim of $2,283.
No action has yet been taken by the
court on the petitions.
The Washington times., 1921-08-15
ACCUSES CHICAGO FIRM
OF UNFAIR METHODS

The Federal Trade Commission to.
day filed a complaint against the
N. Shure Company. OF Chicago.
charging unfair competition in inter.
state commerce.
The complaint recites that this firm
is a wholesale dealer in cutlery, etc,
and that it places special orders
with manufacturers for razors cost.
ing IS per dozen, upon the condition
that the razors be packed singly in
boxes upon which is printed, Extra
hollow ground, fully warranted: price.
So" These razors, the complaint al.
leges, are sold to the trade at IS a
dozen. The complaint further charges
that the resale price OF SO marked
on the box is false and fictitious
price"
The Washington times., 1921-08-15
RAIL SHARES
STAND|NGF|RM
IN n. !. MART
Other Stocks Are Under Pres
sure as Bears Drive-Heavy
Losses Are Sustained.
BY MAX KASE.

u.
NEW YORK, Aug. 15.-The stock
market continued to feel the force OF
bear drives and during the early
trading today heavy losses were sus-
tanned in the industrial list.
The railroad issues were firm and
generally fractionally above Satur-
days closing.
Selling pressure was most pro-
nounced against the u. S. Rubber
issues, the tobacco stocks, some Of
the coppers and a few specialties.
The Mexican OIL Shares were also
without support.
issues down to new low prices for
the-year.
The six-months' earnings statement
Of the u. 8. Rubber Company is to
be announced this week and the be.
lief that 1t will be unfavorable in
duced the heavy selling Of the com
mon and preferred issues.
The preferred sustained a further
break of AZ points to a new low
OF 81, and the common dropped y
to 46k, also a new low.
Mexican Petroleum was over 8
points lower and Pan-American Pc
troleum dropped nearly points.
Famous Players, Central Leather,
tinental Can, General Asphalt and
Marine preferred were from / to 8
points lower.
The tobaccos were freely offered.
American Sumatra dropped 3 points
American Tobacco over 2 points, To
bacco Products 2 points. and United
Retail Stores over 2 points.
The coppers were heavy. Utah fall
ing N. Steel common slumped a
full point.
The only bright spot in the mar
ket was tho opposition shown by the
railroad list to the downward move
t,na m
The Washington times., 1921-08-15
Local Stock Market.
SALES.

SALES.
Georgetown Gas 5's-s5,0o0Q 20.
$5;O0O970, $5.000170. $5.0OO970,
s5,OOo@7O. s5,0OOG7O. S5,o00qIo. .
Washington Railway 4's-S5.10oP
Sly, $4,000 Sly.
Pat. FL. first 5's-$1 900 G8s%
s1.OO0Q89z. $1,000 QSs%. $4,000
S9%.
Capital Traction-256S7, 259ssS
American Security and Trust Com
pany-5@215.
Lanston Monotype-10974, 1904,
1904.
After Call-Capital Traction--sQ
S6x. 25@86h.
Money-Call loan funds offered at
81 per cent with 5h per cent bid.
The Washington times., 1921-08-15

tive OF general lines of business COM
prising the full gamut Of American
enterprises.
With such an opportunity to study
the problems with which the banker
comes in daily contact, and with the
further opportunity of intelligent dis
cussion looking toward the solution
of these problems, II is practically
assured that the attendance at this
convention will be large
The Washington times., 1921-08-15
WHEAT OPENS HIGHER
ON CHICAGO EXCHANGE

CHICAGO, Aug. 15.-Wheat opened
n higher: corn unchanged: oats I'M
changed to X lower: lard unchanged;
pork and ribs inactive.
Opening:
Wheat-September, s1.2491.25; De-
cember, s1.26k6%.
Corn-September. 656%c; De-
cember, 55h @55Sc.
Oats-September. $3.50; December,
3S7s $3.50.
Lard-September, 311.00; October,
S11.15.
The Washington times., 1921-08-15

Prominent Speakers.
In order to inform all who attend
Of the general as well as the specific
conditions facing various lines of
business endeavor, there will be
brought to this convention speakers
who are recognized as authorities In
their respective fields.
These speakers will not be con-
fined to those engaged in the bank
ing business, but will be representa-
The Washington times., 1921-08-15
WESTERN ND. ROAD ASKS ~
BIG GOVERNMENT LOAN

The Western Maryland Railroad
Company today applied to the Inter
state Commerce Commission for a
Government loan OF 81 900, 900 for ten
years. The security offered IL 81 ,429,.
900 of the applicants first refunding
mortgage bonds. The purpose of the
loan is to enable the carrier 10 con.
struct additional elevator facilities
for the export of grain at Baltimore
The Washington times., 1921-08-15
French Index Prices.

The Federal Reserve Board has re-
ceived a cable from the General
Statistical Bureau of France giving
the wholesale and retail price indexes
for France for the month of July.
Wholesale prices increased 2.2 per
cent during the month whereas retail
prices showed decrease OF per cent
According to these combinations
The Washington times., 1921-08-15
Nav York Clearing House.

NEW YORK, Aug. 15.-Clearing
house statement: Exchanges, $377,-
900; balance, s5S.S00, 900; Federal
reserve bank credit balance, $751;
500 900.
The Washington times., 1921-08-15

NEW YORK, Aug. 15.-Noon Liber
ty bond quotations: AVS, ssS.72; lei
As, sS770; LIST Az s, 1916; End as
ss7.74; 3rd AVS, s91.ss; 4th 4A's
S7S6; Victory 81 and as, SsS.7a
The Washington times., 1921-08-15

are sailing an uncharted sea at pres
Nnt. They are not worried SO much
by price uncertainty as they are by
the uncertainties of consumer de-
mand. In many lines of merchandise
The Washington times., 1921-08-15
ReserueBa Bank Borrowing
Is Largely Reduced

Four Federal Reserve banks borrowing $b3294V0o
compared with 900 for the previous week. reduc
ton of $5562,000. 80 u
Every borrowing bank reduced the amount of its 0bga
tons other banks during the week. with Minneapolis ana
Dallas making the largest reductions
None of the borrowing banks receiving as much heP
a year but Richmond and Minneapolis are each
borrowing nearly much Richmond is borrowing ga
O02 900 compared with $24667 900 and Min
neapolis 10036, 900 alyear ago.
The Dallas bank is in decidedly stronger position than
q year its borrowing being only against
$30,375 900 for the corresponding week of last year.
Close analysis shows that Minneapolis has made the
showing of of the banks during the past year
While the borrowing slightly below last years level her
ratio is only 1857 compared with 4o0O
with
The Washington times., 1921-08-15

Is no use
Talking
H0WFNSTE|N
HOMES
Sell First

We have SOLD OUT i35
new homes, but are now build
ing.
1910 and 1921 Girard st. N. w.
s rooms and bath.
1919 and 1924 2tst st. N. w.
8 rooms and bath.
6O8 to $40 Otis st. N. w.
6 rooms and bath.
1915 to 1928 Kenyon st. N w.
8 rooms and bath.
The Washington times., 1921-08-15
Liberty Bonds.

CLOSING prices in Pink Edition.
The Washington times., 1921-08-15

Direct private wires
Connecting New York,
Philadelphia, Pittsburgh
and Baltimore oIiices.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-18
Unmarried Women
To Get Preference in
County Schools

Preference viii be given 10 un-
married women In the future whom
selections for county school teachers
are made. This Is the decision
reached BY the county school board.
only IN cases where married women
are bread winners for a family. or
whore there are not enonsh quail
fled unmarried women. viii posi-
lions be given 20 married women.
The reason for this action II the
fact hat there are nov a number Of
married women teaching school In
tbs county whO do not really need
the money. and they arc filling places
which othcrwise might go 10 some
unmarried women who do need tho
work.
For some time fhete has been a
ban on married women teachers In
tbs city schools. but up TO this time
thefc has been no such rule IN tho
county. The resolution reads:
"Reeulvcd: That In choosing
teachers for the county schools. sim
gle teachers be given the preference
where qualified. except when he
wife ~ compclied 10 be h wago
earner OF the family
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-18
LIVELY BAIL sUIrs
LnnE Al VrnaLn.


The 'ilvciy baii'' IN ory has hlt
golf Just a. u aid baseball n year ago.
Players are getting more distance
out OF the new standardized ball
than they did out Of the old one.
They are accomplishing Just what
the rule makers tried to prevent.
fast year golfcrn began showing
Babe Ruth" tendencies in knocking
tho BAH n mile.
Ted Ray. Abe Mitchell ana George
Duncan of the English contingent.
and jock Hutchinson. Bot Melon
aid. Jesse Guilfurd and other Amor.
lean link stars were popping the lit
tio white bah for distances far over
500 yards.
The royal and ancient golf govern
Ing body didn't think such long
drives we good FOR the game.
They conferred with the American
committee and decided that all
championship matches must be
played with a ball Weighing Lee
] ounccH and measuring i.62 inches m
diameter.
Previously the balls were heavier.
larger n Of such weight as suited
whimg Of the players.
The rule makers thought that the
new hsi would c., down the length
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-18
JACK COPIES COMMITS
SYSTEM.

SUMMIT. n. Jack Dempsey n
rebuilding himself physically before
starting his real training grind for
tho Carpenter fight July ?.
He's following about the same ays-
TEN James J. corbctt used before he
fought Jim Jeffrics "a Coney Island,
y. y. on May n, 1900.
Corhett spent five months In train
ing. The first three months ne rode
horseback, played q aud tool
"a Easy. The last two months he
trained hard. Icffries knocked him
out Ia the third round.
What He Does Now.
Dempscy's present trimming pro-
gram Is;
rp az Z n. m.
on tho road one hour.
Hroakfcsts from 5 20 $3.50.
Reads the payers AN ,.
Cells tiii II.
Maps fill g o'clrck.
submits 10 heinz interviewed and
photographed for an hour.
ldght gymnasium work. shadow
boxing and light workout with spar
ring partners for ono hour.
loafa til dinner time.
Plays solitaire or piuochie 20 the
accompfn iinent OF the photograph
until TO- 30.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-18

Of the woodan Hhota ana make the
game more = MISTER Of skill and less
OF muscular attack.
A fraction OF an ounce In weight
and an inch In diameter has meant
nothing 10 the heavy hlttcrs OF golf.
They are driving tho new ball lust
no far and occasionally farther than
they did tho old one.
II anyone has suffered by tho
smaller anf lighter ball a is the
"duttcf" whu slopH tho courso IN lis.
While h Standardization Of the
ball defeated It's original aim u has
oonc much good In that manufactur-
crs are nov concentrating on making
a hcttcr quality OF ball instead OF
turning out balls OF all weights and
Sizes
Golf cracks offer no objections "a
the 'livcly ball"
Distance II what thcy strive to ret,
The Babe Ruth stuff suits them.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-18

III NINE TO Meet
| WNSLOW PLAYERS
/ At ARIZONA TOWN
Dan Padilla Trying to
Secure Game for
Grays Here

1hr 40 baseball team ln 10 play IA
second put-of-toNn game n first
put q The state eame sunday vhen u
~ = the fast team % winslow
- the latter city.
rincf the kqq hnee two victories
ttIF tne Ofage. lha "a management
today that efforts viii b.
<hnmnIonship. win the brand u
retenAll pui up erninat TIC crays Tor
|IN last two Sund41eI the Afs believe
t'tF VIII have no trouble IN taking q
<&uf from santa ~.
members o. h Aqs aay that when
, played IN santa - they did not
0.ft an umpire Hike lack Cameron,
VIC mad his first appearance on
~ Darelas grounds last sunday.
t+tucron h a professional umpire
|rum y Pueblo City league and
*1nttn the rules from A 20 y lack
W'cNnnm and lack Markie are high
<'ste umpirea but es they are not nbis
!. 4mp,re c~ceulaIiy tan. say thnt me
= f1ftunnte hing for baseball.
y A management however II not
-1AklnH N nrcdirfiona regarding the
|NtNinHlow game. the Arizona men
1tIrH an unknown quantity. Aha
1eerQue fans Probably WIN have a
fhance 20 see The 0rays ) n action
1II|nai some ouI-uf-fown team sun
Inf. Dan Padlila - doing his best
~ secure n game.
Hffurtn 20 secure q game with Las
= failed. that team being schcd-
NI1u 10 play Santa Re. A. Belen n
~ pI1y EatancIa sunday. chances OF a
game with Ielcn are also nh.
Dan iaoIila ANNOUNCES that Las
FtKaa h willing : p play h Grays on
Ne terms he proposed 70 santa r.
and which Santa ~ refused. This n
. f1Irinc blow 20 the Santa Re man
<4tmtnt which has claimed that Pa
<tttinH cold feet
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-18

when he gets down to real train
ing n Atlantic City this Is what he'll
do.
IN al 9 a. IN.
Hard road work TN s.3o.
Droakfaat = 20 sac.
Read papers tili p
More road work tiii if;5e. 90 de-
vclop legs and wind.
Loaf until lunch. after which he'll
nap an 2.
Ton o. rs rounds Of hard boxine
with sparrinG partners nm 3.
Rope skipping. haudhall, puile,
work. bag punching TIL -.
Rub dovn and rest tlt dinner AZ g
Cards phonosraph music and plas
tiil 10.
Sleep tHl 9 a. m.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-18
The Great Round Oak Range
Demonstration Starts Tomorrow
And Continues Friday Saturday

If you are planning to purchase a new range, or
replace the old one, within the next two years,
we recommend that you do so during this dem
onstration and sale of Round Oak Ranges here
at our store. What article in the home, shop or
farm, store or factory, is as vital to the health,
comfort and well-being of every member of the
family, as the range in the kitchen? What arti-
Gle in the household causes SO much annoyance,
regret, and useless expense as an unsatisfactory
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-18

Hollman ana Requadt passed Into
nrst place last night In the Y. n. O..
A. bowling tournament when they
won three straight games from HART
man end pewar, making their aver
ngc .Tf0. Levy ana Griffith also
wua two OF thrgo games from Two
good and Wilos. Tho scores were
Boiiman, 1856. 17O. t6o; Rcquadt, iat,
ibt. i78; Hartman. 1876, ibf, 1915
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-18
HEWETr no cmAMA.


SANTA FE. May is.--Dr. Edgar
l.. Hcwott. director OF the school Of
American Research. has gone 10
Chama On archaeological business.
Ira l.. Grimahaw, law clerk Of tho
state supreme court, has returned
from a visit TO silver City and Dem
ing.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-18

range? What tries the patience of a good wife
as does a range that has served its day?
Now is the time to replace it. We have priced
these ranges, during this sale, at the lowest pos
sible margin at which they can be purchased
this year. Why delay? The Round Oak Folks
(Resources $4,000, 200. OO) GUARANTEE
that if the price is lowered before next Decem-
Der, you vii be rebated through us the full
amount Of their reduction. There is nothing to
gain by w~aiting-BUY NOW.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-18

SAN ANTONIO. rexas. Mas iS-
Benny Cordovat ~ Albuquerque. n
NJ. won the decision oVcr Tommy
Carter. of ~ paso, here last night IN
q twelvc-ruund bout. Thc men arc
llghtwclchte.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-18
Los Lunas Bridge
Closed 10 Traffic

Tourists wishing 20 70 20 Gallup
Will have 10 cross IL the iaiotn
bridge. ana those going south must
keen on the east side OF the river un-
an they reach tho Boicn bridge, until
danger 10 traffic has been removed
al the los Lunas bridge. which sank
an additional SIX inches yesterday.
making n foOt IN all which tho plcrs
have settled.
Yesterday state Engineer H. y.
Gillette, Of Santa re, inspected the
work al the narclns bridge. with
Eugene Kcmpcnirh of pcralta. This
floor laying AZ the bridge started thu
morning. n there are two carloads
~ heavy flooring timber on the
ground. with nine more carloads ir
transit a. Is not known yet how
long II will take to finish up tbs
bridge 10 that u can again be open
ed Tor traffic.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-18

You are reading this ad. Other
people will read yours. Phone
345.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-18

81. LOUIS May fS-0erher's sin
So. J~acobson'F frilft and a Wild pitch
" Meyers In the fiEhth saw 81. Louis
<Ho runs and q victory over Boston.
fenneck held the Browns safe after
tItter. Boston could do little with
Davis.
~ innings: H. y
Hoeton eco zee 2eo--g o.
o. Louis acc ose aee--4 10 81
Batteries: Pennock. Myers and
nnsi: Davis and SEVERED.
fg.fcaeo 0f4shnadeIphla
CHICAGO. May tG-ChicnRo won
81 fuurth consecutive game ~ defeat
ms philadelphia making a clean
put chicaeo ahead. Ills triple drove
n three run In the third and hls
sIallt sent another across In The sixth
r~k'isdsiphis .ooI OIL ols- I'll !.
t.sc.eS W.. y
Perry and Perkins, Mcweeney and
t1hnik-
Cleveland q. New Yorkf3
CLEVELAND. Ohio. May iA-Babe
Ruth made his twelfth home run.
bafflnr the bail over the wall In right
rfnter. but Cleveland won from New
York. Speaker and Rpth nearly came
% blows IN the sixth bui we're separat-
J, i.,,,,.. nuE
Niu yorE .0fo eok9 oof-s > 4
Clssciand eco zoe yes o
Batteries: Ferguson. Collins and
frhans; uhle and o'Neiii.
washington :; Dctrolt
won the mai oontesi ef ths series
from Detroit. The game wal a Pitch
Ing fuel between MogTiden and Leon
ard. Nogridee flames two pinch
hlftefs IN the ninth. the only Inning
IN which a Detroit runner passed sec
end base.
washington .f0O eco f6o-2 10 0
Drfroll oo0 O00 col -
nafterles, MogridEe pad charity;
Leonard. Oldham and Ainsmith.
Material Lcasne
nseoSlyn . 81; ispls a.
nsookiyn TOOK The final conies, Of h
series from 81 Louis after the Car
iinalr had won the first three krue-
-. az Brooklyn. and McHcnry, -
81 Louis, hit home runs.
ene IN ooi ois-7 il .
fsoeki~n .soi oas sos 4. I
aad Diihoefer: Grlmes and KueEer.
Bossss ~ Chlcaeo
BOSTON. NAY 11.-D0Hton made
~ hl,s count FOR runs AGAINST Martin
and Jones defeating Chicago 4 20 &
il the eighth ocschEer's double %
fifht scored three runs
chicAgo . geo ige eie-- - =
h.-,nn o.s. ard o.S.uf
New vork a. Cincinnati
NEW YORK May K-The Ncw
York National made ~ four straight
from Cincinnati By winning an eleven
lnning conferf. A home run by Walk
- with nome out IN the eleventh
hroko 10 ne contest Prior 10 that he
had hlta triple and a double
claeinnsa 'ooi eli 900 oo-s : .
New York .iio ooi zee ~ 20 :
Barnes ana smith.
pluslursh q, Philadelphia
pHnADELpHIA, Ala 1t.-iittN-
burnh. made IL two out ~ three from
p~hilaleIrhln Three errors ths
fourth I~FflHnied The visitors WIN ion'
retired viii ! rnIlt nnser In tho scc-
ond. ~ vii - out OF the gam.
~ IerI.. Ri y.
plltrhaI1A 100 400 9ie 70
n4lil.l. oianrncr and stuff. and
slhmIsi |Iabfeii. Kccnan and ftterh-
HEEALD WANT AID TAKERS
Are shafoushIy trained I'D writers.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-18

Dewar. ib6. 100. its; Levy. i52. 40,
ne. Grifuth. iae. ia2, us; Two
good. i05, i26. 3si Wilcs, us, 1855
is2.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-18

You will find 1t in our CLASH.
hed Columns.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-18

NEW YORK May n-rhe Sew
rorl Natlonai made A. four straight
from Cincinnati BY winninF an eleven
Innine onnforf. A home run by Walk
- vita nome out IN h elefenih
hrofo an ne contest. Prior 10 that 10
had nj triple and n double.
BY lunInfai r
cinclnnaA .Oof oil 900 oo-s 2
New York .Ifo ooi o0e oi-t 20 ,
Eafiede1. Napier ana Nlnsoi
Barnes and smith.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-18

nRooKLYS' N " MAY Is
Brooklyn took the final contest Of the
series from 81. Louis after the Car
tinals had won the first three kfne-
nsr. 81 Brooklyn. and McHcnry, %
Louis, hit home runs.
By Innings p
faookivn .eol ofs 500 q. 7
Batteries. Haines. North. oood~in
and Dlihoefer. Grlmes and Krueser.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-18

BOSTON, May i1.-boHton MADE
~ hits count for runs against Martin
and ZONES defenting Chicago = 20 .
IL the eighth ocschEers doublc "a
~, ,,rinea n. ". y.
chi,.eo SEQ 100 oI0--f rs
Ils~on 400 col ofs--s .
Raftenea, Oeschger and O'Neill.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-06-30
POOR OF FRANCE SHE DIDN'T
KNOW PORK AND BEANS.

Paris. - The vast stock OF canned
foods left in France by the American
army and now being sold TO the public
Is proving boon to the French house,
wife.
She 10 now able to 20 to her grocery
store and buy canned goods-really
canned In America, and containing
labels in real English - at a price
which is sometimes rs per cent. cheap
er than the same variety Of food can
ned by the French.
Many Of these things, pork and
beans, for instance, were virtually I'M
known to the French until the Amer
lean army came TO France. All are
products Of the best known American
packers and 1t is striking that the
average French housewife says Amer
lean canning methods are better than
the French.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-06-30
LINCOLN, ROOSEVELT AND LODGE.

Veterans o the Civil War remembers when the immortal Lincoln
was called baboon by Democratic press one can reca
when thew called Theodore Roosevelt crook and ar ana now
thew are calling Henry Cabot Lodge traitor to whom the o
knows we don't Lincoln and Roosevelt are dead ana can ha
Democrats no more Lodge is not and is feared ,
We all know how Democrats revere Lincoln WIN 'h ~ "
hut shades of Jefferson the Democratic papers
now are prasng Theodore Roosevelt An extract from one o. M
leading Democratic papers the Middle West IN Leading
entitled Roosevltion Democracy" speaks as follows:
expressions Of this sort that make Roosevelt wa' lie % "
American history real in the broad and nonpartan
sense real American in his democracy
Lincoln is dead; Roosevelt more; Lodge is not dead ney
wish he were When he passes the Democratic press WI"
mence to sing his praise for strangng that gold brick commonly
known as the Wilson SHUTS League of Nations
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-06-30
NAVY TESTS.

The administration be congratulated on arranging 1or w
tests between aircraft and naval vessels Beginning
June Dist the experiments will extend throughout month ana III
cude attacks from the air against submarines droye and bat
teship all former units German hoped to establish
how vulnerable may be against such assaults ana upon
result will depend to great extent our future ar ana na
gram Economy national defense bound to follow the ss o
whether the air forces are able n all the damage they assert
they can the defense of the vessels makes them PROOF
against air attack changes design and number of both aircraft
ships are likely follow that will give the country far more ell
fective defense for the money expended thereon
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-06-30
McADOO AGAIN.

Former Director Railroads MAdo quoted declaring that
prompt reduction freight rates should follow wage
cuts That might practicable Mr. McAdoo had pursued the
same policy increasing He did not promptly increase
freight and when he increased wages AS matter
fact increases were made retroactive that the railroads
called upon pay unexpected arrears OF wages "hen
and rates were the made effective
future date of such manifest fairnes Mr. McAdoo
will never again see day when his advice will be accepted by any
considerable number of people any public custom