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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-01
MAyORSKE vCLRY MA
7KOuSKU.

We yesele a nekrvave (az ma
nejakou tn bouli) vojne mezi
sedmi kandidaty ma prestol
cleyelandskeho mayora prove
deny byly v6era pfedbezne po-
kusne vclby, jak to asi rGznJ
mi, navzajem Sc potirajiciml
soky dopadne.
TAX hlasovano bylo ma zkou
sku mezi 79 kandidaty poroty
v move soudnici, kterez hlasova
nj dopadlo We prosp6ch mayo
ra a take podobna volba dru-
ha provedena vGera vecer v
Priscilla divadle by nasvGdco-
vala, re nejvetSi caku mel by
Fitzgerald, jemuz je V patact
Kohler. Pro zajimavost otisku.
jeme ODE tabulky.
Hlasoyani V soudnici.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-01
K HISTORU NEMECKE
VALKY.
Nemci nemohli dele
bojovati.

Valna cast nGmeckG vefejno-
sti tvrdi, re Nemecko pfili8 IL
kvapene uzaVfelo V listopadu
1918 pTimefi S Dohodou. Mo-
hlo pry dale bojovati, az by 81
bylo vynutilo lepSi podminky
miru. Socialni demokrat Adolf
Koesler vydal tyto dny spisek
V n6mz popira tato tvrzeni co
nejrozhodneii. Ma zaklade pres
ny statistickych dat dokazuje,
re nemecke voisko ma zapade
bylo dplne porazeno a bojem
zniCeno. Francouzske tvrzeni,
re jedin6 primefi zachranilo
nemecke yojsko pred katastro
fou, jest velmi praVdepodob-
ne. N6mecke vojSko ztratilo cd
Is. cervence do 10. listopadu
vedle 100000 zaiatych asi tre
tinu sv6ho lehkGho a t6zk&ho
d6lostrelectva a ctvrtinu svych
strojnich puSek. Divise byly
jen divisemi die jm6na, prapo-
ry mely misto ctyr setnin jen
tfi. Zaloha neskladala sc u di-
visl odpocinutych, nybrz z di-
visi bojem znavenych.
Americka armada mela ma
pude francouzskG V lete 1913
asi Ia mil. muzu, V listopadu
2 mil. Kdyby Ludendorff byval
valcil do jara 1919, byvala by
vzrostla ma 3 milliony. Mimo to
mela Francie jest6 zalohy We
SVEN osadnim obyvatelstvu,
Anglie We SVEN domacim. Ne
mecko mohlo postaviti prot
MIN jen posledni meme cennJ
Ivyhubly lidsky material.
Kdyz bylo uzavreno prime.
II, melo nemeck6 vojsko "a Sc.
bou ctyfi mesice porazek a city
Fl mesice ustupu. Nemohlo IL
haiti ami jedine sv6 zadni po.
stavenl. Melo ga sebou jiz jer
jedinou caru, ale naprosto ne
vybudovanou, postaveni mez
Antverpami Mosou, tez, by
10 jiz Americany pTekroceno
Nemecke vojsko bylo potlace
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-01
ZABAVENl STATkU MA
DARSkYCH SPIKLENCU.

Praha, 30. fijna. - Knize
Windischgaetz, vGdce Karlistd
kdyz statni kousek Sc nezdafil
uprchl Burgenlandu a cht6l
Sc odebrat do Holandsla. Ma
ceskoslovenskych hranicich
byl vsak zadrzen.
V1dcove koalicnich stran, 2
nichz sestaveno jest move mi.
nisterstvo, Sc usnesli, ably Via.
da predlozila V parlamentu O.
snovu zakona, ma jehoz zakla.
de v Ceskoslovensku Sc nacha
zeji statky hrabete Julia An
drassyho, poslance Rakovske
no a hrabete Alberta Apponyi
no mali byti skonfiskoyany.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-01
"TULACI".

Velmi poutava operetta cd
Ziehrera, kterou poslovencli
M. Lauzfk, byla V nedeh "a
velke navst6vy sehrana Dram.
krdzkem SLOW. L'ud. Skoly V
Ceske SIM Sokol. Cetne shro-
mazdeni privital srdecn6 Gu
stav Babicky. Hudba zpevy
isou velmi krasne, jakoz del
velice poutavy. ZylaSt6 tulacl,
pi. Gallikova a p. Schiffrik, cd
potatku, kdy Sc vydali ma sva-
tebni cestu az do konce, PEEK
nou hrou zpevem poutali po-
zornost vSech pTitomnych. Da-
le 6sp6sn6 uCinkovali Knieze,
Il. KrC; Mimi, Prima Malerina,
L. Hradovicka; dustojnlci, M.
Dvorakova A. LeidorfoVa /;
Maliar, ]. Benak; Komisar, j.
Zavotka; sluha, G. Milkovic /;
hostinsky, A. Bobrovsky; jeho
dcera, J. Hradociska; sbor-
majster, j. Bohus; sladok, j.
ZuziC; Katarina, M. llavska
bednar, r. Mokos; podomok,
2. Petrik; tanecnice, L. Kittle-
rova a E. Struharova.
VSichni ilcinkujici Sc snazili,
ably svym povinnostem dostali,
Ia cez obecenstvo ie pravou
boufi potlesku odm6novalo.
Byla to prvni operetta, jiz Slov.
Dram. Kruzok poradal a Gel
KEN NIUE 81 k tax velkym IL
spechdm gratulovat. Mnoh6
Inedostatky pilnym cvicenim Sc
prist6 nechaii prekonat. Ope-
rettu nastudoval ucitel hubby
a sbormistr p. Edw. Krejsa q
hudba byla znamenite provede
ma kapelou p. Hrubeho. Po di-
vadle nasledoval tanecni VI
mex. Slov. Dram Krouzek z W.
sledky sv6 Gsilovne namahy,
jakoz po STRANGE financnl mi
re byt Gpln6 spokojen a doclle-
ne vysledky zajiste nadchnou
jej k dalSi obetave praci, kterd
Sc ochotn6 vykonava, kdyz jest
tax Getnou navSt6vou odm6ne-
ma. To jest skutecne prava kul-
turni prace, ktera pfinasi ra-
dost u6inkujicim navSteVni.
kun a zaroven zuslecht'uje Ii.
vOt kazdeho uCastnika.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-01
JAK ZACALA VALKA.

Praha. - Dopisovatel 'FMa-
tinu" Sauerwein uveTjnil ne
znam6 dosud podrobnosti o "a
catku valky. Sdelil mu je ra-
kousky okultista sociolog Dir.
Steiner podle pam6ti generala
Moltkeho, jenz ma zacatku val
ky byl nacelnlkem nemeck6ho
generalniho stabu. Pam6ti ma
l6zaif sc v rukou dra. Steinera
ieiich vydanf nebylo V Ne
mecku dovoleno.
Moltke byl povolan k Vile
movi dne 81. cervence 1914.
Zastihl Il neho kancl6fe Beth
mana-Hollwega, ktery Sc tTasl
ma cel6 nlt6le, ministya valby
Falkenhayna, generally Plesso-
ma, Linkeho a j. Cisaf ziv6 od-
poroval planu gen. Stabu, kite
Fy vedl. hlavni uder ma Francii
pres Belgii. (Plan pGvodni, w
pracovanT pfedchGdcem Molt-
keovym, Schlieffenem, pocital
dokonce s napadenfm i Holland
ska.) DoSly dobr6 zpravy 2 An
glie a Francie, ze Anglie I'll
stane neutralni a Zadrzf i Fran
eli cd vstupu do valky. Proto
jest pry nutno soustfediti vSe-
ehnu armadu ma Rusko. "Ne'
odpovida Moltke, "plan musi
byti ponechan ma vychod6 i ma
zapad6 TAX, jak je vypraco-
VAN Nechce mic m6niti, namit
ky Jim nehnou. Prohlasuje, re
ie okamzit6 nutno dati ,rozkaz
k pochodu. A ponevadz W ma
v rukou mobilisaCni rozkaz, po
depsany Vilemem, sp6sn6 od-
chazi, zanechavaie celou spo-
lecnost V naprost6m zmatku.
TAX rozhodly technicke dGlvo-
dy o rozsahu valky.
Cestou z cisafsk6ho palace
do budovy generalniho stabu
dohonf Moltkeho cisaTsky au-
tomobil. Ma prV Sc dostaviti k
cisaTi. Ale nez-H Sc vrati, ode
VIDA mobilisacni rozkaz sv6mu
adiutantovi a Tekne mu: 'Dei-
tie voiskdm ro2kaz k postupu.''
Cisaf ie zcela pomaten. IT,
kazuie nacelnikovi Stabu tele-
gram anglick6ho krale. Vidi 2
neho zcela iiste, re konflikt Sc
omezf ma Vychod. ze Anglie a
Francie zachovaii neutralitu.
"Musite," konGi, "okamzite
odvolati rozkaz k postupu. KITE
ry jste vydal." Moltke odpira.
'Neni mozno davati armad6
protichddn6 rozkazy." Tu CT
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-01
"KsORNEVKI.SKE
'szVONkY"
" nedsli Is. listopadu
" SIM: j. A. komen-
sky ma vych. 131. ul.
DlTE ZAPLATILO VLASTNI
SCUCIT SMRTT.

TTfleta EliSka Imlerova V
Circleville, O., osvbodila koc-
ku, kterou n6jaci uliCnici pfiva
zali ke stromu. Ud6$en6 zvife
vSak d6vce kouslo do ruky. Ia
kratko jevily Sc IL d6vcatka
znamky onemocn6nf vzteklinou
kter6z hrozne nemoci mala T.
liSka take "a til dny podle-
hla.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-01
A valka zacina.

Pres. Masaryk III. w. Stee-
dovi. President republiky "a
slal dnes tento telegram: Mr..
Wickham Steed, hlavni redak-
tor "TimesG" v LondynG. Dra-
ny pane Steede! u pfilezitosti
Nasich padesatiletych naroze-
n rad bych Vam vyjadril, iak
4vazim VaSf prace a iak isem
Ym ia svou osobu vdeCen "a
Idatne vase haieni naSi narod
nj v6ci. Bylo mi popfano pra-
covati Vami pred valkou i "a
nj a isem Vam povinnovan o.
sobnimi dlky IA vzacnou a
Stedrou pomoc. | narod mas lie
Vam k dikGm zavazan IA vse,
co iste pro n6i uGinil. Nadeii
Sc, re bude Vdm mozno iest6
dlouha leta pokraCovati V t6-
to praci Sc steinFm ilsp6chem,
iak6ho iste Sc dod6laval mi
nulosti. Vas v'pfatelstvf a vd6G
nosti oddany T. G.. Masaryk.
Lany, 8. fiina 1921.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-01
''SvET''

sar ze sve moci narfdi pobotnl-
kovi, aby sdelil hlavnimu sta
nu, ze vojensk6 casti museji
znstat aspon ma hodmu cesty
cd belgickych francouzskych
hranic.
Moltke odiede dom1 a use
dne zniten. Prohlasuje, ze o.
pacneho rozkazu nevyda. Pra-
We mu jej pfinasi pobotnik die
cisafskeho naofizeni. Moltke
odplra podpis a zdstava az dc
deseti hodin veCer V jak6si
ztrnulosti. Y deset hodin sc
zvoni. Posila pro neho cisaf
General specha do hradu. Tan
Vilem, V nocnim safe, k nemU
mluvf. Vsecko sc zmenilo. An.
glicky kral prav6 vysv6tluje Y
novem telegramu, re mu bylC
Spatne rozumeno a re Sc k nj
cemu nezavazuie ami jm6nen
SWIM ami jmenem Francie. A
Vil6m konci finn, re pravi Mol
kemu: "Ted' delete, co chce
te."
A valka zacina.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-01
Volby V Priscilla divadle:

Ovsem, re cifry tyto memo
hou byti mefitkem, ale do jist6
miry vyjadruji aspon predbez
ne naladu volicstva a podava-
il moznost aspon trochu hada-
ii, jak koneCne vysledky pfi-
blizne mohly by dopadnouti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-01

"Koufite take, pane mini
stersky rado?"
"Velice malo. Jenom kdyz
pracuj;".
The Washington times., 1921-10-15
New York Bank Work.

'Since 1918 in the New York branch
alone they have increased the number
Of officers and employees 279, or about
10 per cent, while they have increased
the salaries about 80 per cent, paying
its officers and employees all the way
from 10000, $12 900, 5000 to $780,
900, and prior to 1918 60 per cent OF
these officers never received over
$500 to $4,000. but are now draw
ing salaries as high as $4,000.
THE official reports OF the Fed
eral Reserve Board show that in the
calendar year of 1920 the Federal Re-
serve Bank of New York's payroll
amounted to $4,639,273, and for the
calendar year 1918 the payroll was
$3,104.S30, showing an actual in
crease in the payroll since the close
of the war of 81 1,634,443."
According to the resolution, Gov.
w. p. @. Harding, of the board, has
stated that the employees Of the Fed
eral Reserve Banks are not paid by
the government, nor paid out of the
revenue derived from taxation, but
''are private business men In the
banking business to make money"
It concludes:
"Under the provisions Of Section 7
Of the Federal Reserve act q large per-
centage of the net receipts made and
saved by the Federal Reserve Board
shall be paid into the Federal Treas
ury. If the allegations herein made
are true the Treasury Of the United
States has been deprived of a vast
sum of money"
The Washington times., 1921-10-15
.H0LLEY HITS
At METHODS Of
ST0CKSELLERS
Better Business Bureau Dlrec-
tor Points to Unwarranted Use
of Names as Menace.

Unwarranted use by stock promoters
OF names of government officials and
prominent local men in unloading
stock on Washington people was de-
cried today by Francis x Wholley.
director Of the Better Business
Bureau. who issued a statement to the
effect that statesmen for one corpora
ton had told him that two Govern
ment officials were heading the organ
ization he represented.
II this statement was made to him.
Mr.. wholley said. 1t was evident that
the same representation was n ade to
prospective purchasers Of stock. \
Testified at House Hearing.
1t was such a representation to him.
Mr.. wholley said that caused him to
testify before q committee Of the
House considering q proposed "blue
sky" law for the District, that Robert
Watson and L. e. Reed, Of the United
States Housing Corporation. were con-
nected with a corporation that the
Better Business Bureau had under in
vestigation.
Mr.. Wholley's statement follows:
"In discussing the use of promin-
ent officials names by stock-selling
organizations at the hearing Of the
subcommittee on a blue sky" law.
it was mentioned that a promotion
organization had used the names Of
prominent Federal officeholders. In
cluded in this list OF officeholders
were tn enames Of Robert Watson.
President Of the United States Hous-
ing Corporation, and l.. e. Reed,
treasurer of the Housing Corporation.
Mr.. Reed and Mr.. Watson, when
approached by the U. s. Discount
Cooperation, made a careful investi-
CATION Of the proposition and 1t was
while they were investigating this
that Mr.. WhCGey conferred with
Me-. Watson.
Both Withdrew From Company.
"As a result Of Mr.. Watson's in
vestigation, both he and I'M. Reed.
find. declined to affiliate themselves
with the promotion organization. 1t
is unfortunate that their names should
have been used by the statesmen, and
It was unwarranted and without
authority"
Mr.. wholley says that the use Of
Mr.. Reed or Mr.. Watson's name was
most unfortunate, and issues this
statement to correct any publicc i'm
preston that Mr.. Watson or Mr..
Reed ever had any connection with
the United States Discount Corpora
ton. His statements were only made
to show the unwarranted use Of
prominent names"
The Washington times., 1921-10-15
Mellon Replies to
Deficiency Criticism,

The only deficiency appropriations in prospect have
been taken into account by the Treasury estimating the
nual expenditures of the Treasury Department for the fiscal
1922 according to special statement of Secretary Mel
lon released this afternoon in to public criticism with
regard to estimated expenditures and needs of the
Government The statement follows:
On August 1921 the Secretary of the Treasury submit
ted to the Committee Ways and Means estimate the
basis of the latest reports received from the spending depart
ments and establishments that the expenditures of the Gov
ernment for the fiscal year ending June 30 1922 would be
On August TO- 1921 it announced after
conference with the Committee Ways and Means and the
President that the Administration had determined to reduce
this amount by $52000O00 of which $1700OO000 would be
through reduced public debt expenditures and
would be through reduced ordinary expenditures.
The Administration thus announced its intention to keep
expenditures for the fiscal year 1922 down to 034
This is being carried out and the Director of the
Bureau OF Budget that according to the latest
reports received from the spending departments and establish
ments, it will in all probability be consummated.
The Washington times., 1921-10-15
INVESTORS SERVICE
Bought Egin Motor Stock at SIS.

Bought Egin Motor Stock at SIS.
b. W., 18th Street, bought ten
shares of Elgin Motor stock from a
representative of the Franklin Serv-
ice Corporation at SIS a share.
am now advised that the stock
Is selling at very much less than
this on the Grub. Can the broker
deliver a given number of shares
at the low prices they quote and
have the stock transferred through
a proper agent? Is this purely a
speculative investment?
Answer-It is purely a speculation
sans investment.
1t may be assumed that curt
brokers would not offer Elgin stock
at small prices unless they had II
to deliver, and the company's agents
would have no right to refuse trans
fer.
The par val6e of Elgin stock Is
only $40.
What becomes Of the other S5f
Persons who pay so per cent
premium to obtain stock that at
best is only a speculation, paying no
are, to say the least, ex.
ercising inexcusably poor judgment.
1t might be an interesting expert.
ment for you to write to a number
of New York curb brokers and ask
how much they will give for your
etOCk.
The Washington times., 1921-10-15
Congress Advised.

Accordingly the Congress has
been adviser that In framing the
revision Of the internal revenue laws
1t would be safe to proceed on the
basis that the total revenue require
ments Of the Government for the
fiscal year 1922 would be $4.o34.-
000, 900. including in this figure Gus
toms and salvage and all miscel-
laneous revenues.
"The revised total Of $4,034. .000. 900
Of expenditures for the fiscal year
1922 made allowance for estimated
deficiency appropriations which It
was realized would be necessary in
connection with certain Government
activities. including particularly vo-
cational training for veterans Of the
late war and settlements with rail-
roads on account Of matters grow
ing out Of Federal control.
THE Treasury Department has
no: submitted to Congress. and does
not intend to submit to Congress.
estimates for deficiency appropria-
tions aggregating about 1870, ,000, 900,
as indicated in newspaper reports
this morning. Under the budget and
accounting act. estimates for defi-
cheney appropriations are submitted
to the Bureau Of the Budget by the
spending departments and establish
ments and are transmitted to Con-
gress by the President after action
by the Bureau Of the Budget.
1T Is expected that some defi-
cheney appropriations will be submit
ted in this manner for the current
fiscal year. pursuant to the circular
letter of instructions issued by the
Bureau Of the Budget, but. as indi-
Gated above. the only deficiency ap-
propriations in prospect have al
ready been taken into account by
The Washington times., 1921-10-15
Dividends.
Ulysses G. Cunningham are the vice

Ulysses G. Cunningham are the vice
presidents of the bank. which plans
to occupy the present location until
arrangements can be completed Tor
the proposed splendid building to be
erected on the southeast corner Of
Seventh and G streets.
The list of directors Of the bank in
cludes the following: w. j. Arm
strong, Grant s. Barnhart. p. J. Bayne.,
William H. Benjamin, r. A. Bogley.
Edward s. Brashears. c. A. Brick
eddie, Thomas Cantwell, A. B. Clarke,
Charles II. Clark. H. l.. Crawford.
Ulysses G.. Cunningham, Clyde c.
Daley, Hon. Michael M. Doyle, John
w. Farran, James b. Flynn, Bernard
+. Garvey. George e. Hebbard, Ju ds
johnson. Robert Marshall, Robert e.
Mcnamara, II. d. Ormsby, Claude G.
Otwell, Richard B. Owen, Frank T.
Parsons, Robert c. Shaw, w. G.
Smallwood, and Edward Voigt, jr.
The Washington times., 1921-10-15
Baltimore Grain Market.
BALTIMORE, Nd, Oct. 15.-Wh

BALTIMORE, Nd, Oct. 15.-Wheat
-Easier. No. red winter, s1.19h
No. 2 red winter, garlicky. s1.13T.
Receipts, 1880 bu.; shipments, 49,
076 bu.
Corn-Steady. No. 2 yellow, domes-
tic, soc bu. Receipts, Abs bu.; ship
ments, 1895 bu.
Oats-Steady. No. 2 white, domes-
tic. 45c bu. Receipts, 1885 bu.; ship
ments, 1919 bu.
Rye-Firmer. No. Western ex-
mort. spot, 96c bu. Receipts, 7,440
bu.; shipments, 290 bu.
Hay-Quiet, unchanged.
Flour-Dull.
The Washington times., 1921-10-15
Foreign Exchange.

NEW YORK, Oct. 15.-Marks touch
cd a new low record at the opening
Of the foreign exchange market today
when initial quotations yielded 3h
points to .0067%. other exchanges
opened strong, demand sterling ad-
vancing IN cents to $3.S9. Francs
were centimes higher at 7.31 for
cables and 7.30 for checks. Lires rose
10 points to 4.05 for cables and 4.04 for
checks. Belgians advanced 6 centimes
to 7.23 for cables and 7.22 for checks.
Other quotations are: Guilder
cables 1882, checks $3.50; Sweden
kronen cables 23.15, checks 23.10.
The Washington times., 1921-10-15
New Banks Opening.

With deep interest manifested by a
large attendance of the friends Of the
officers and directors, the American
Commercial and Savings Bank, for
mally opened it's doors at 635 F street
northwest today. The banking room
is regarded as an especially attrac-
tive one.
President Edward Voight, Jr., ana
the other officers and directors were
busy during the morning extending
welcomes and arranging the details of
new accounts being opened at the in
stitution.
George e. Hebbard. Richard B.
owen, Edward S. Brashears, and
The Washington times., 1921-10-15
New York Cotton Market.

NEW YORK, Oct. 15.-Generally
higher prices marked the opening of
the cotton market today. Decem.
Der showed a decline of z points,
while other months were to 19
points above yesterdays close. New
Orleans and the trade were leading
buyers on the initial call. The local
element with Liverpool and Southern
spot houses sold. Throughout the
belt favorable weather prevailed.
Later the list showed increasing
strength and at the end of the first
fifteen minutes was about Is points
net higher.
Cotton opening prices follow: Octo-
Der, 1880 bid: December, 1910; Janu.
ary, 1892; March, 1885; May, 18.43;
July, 1903; August, 1850 bid.
The Washington times., 1921-10-15
cHIcAGoLoSEs 100000
LIBEL SUIT AGAINST PAPER

CHICAGO, Oct. 15.-The city of
Chicago today lost its $4,000, 900 libel
suit against the Chicago Tribune
when Judge Harry Fisher in the
superior court handed down a ruling
virtually holding that the city govern
ment cannot be libelled. Judge Fisher
sustained a demurrer filed by the
Tribune.
The Washington times., 1921-10-15

the Treasury in estimating the ac-
tual expenditures for the fiscal year
1892. and do not, therefore. involve
any Increase in the estimated total
expenditures sfor the year. These
deficiency appropriations. therefore.
do no. in any way affect the tax
program framed on the basis Of
expenditures for the present fiscal
ar aggregating $4.oS4. .000,0 900. and
do not involve any change in the
Treasury's financial plans for the
year.
The Washington times., 1921-10-15

Aa6OiOuo inNCoIle olioii, 90 W
the result of a vote of the
United States Senate yester-
day afternoon.
The Senate unanimously
adopted a resolution pre-
sented by Senator Overman
of North Carolina calling
upon the Federal Reserve
Board to submit to the Senate
the payrolls of the reserve
banks, the expenditures of
the several banks for con-
struction of. buildings and
general expenses, and how
much of the net earnings of
the banks have been turned
into the United States Treas
ury.
Charges that clerks who
received 1000 and 81, 500 a
year before 1918 in the New
York Federal Reserve Bank
are now receiving salaries
ranging from $4,000 to $780,
600 a year have been made in
the Senate by Senators Heflin
of Alabama and Ashurst of
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Chicago Live Stock.
Oct 1b.-Liye stock:

CHICAGO, Oct. 15.-Live stock:
Hog receipts, 1000; market uneven;
light lights, steady to 1oc up; others
steady to 1Oc lower; bulk, s6.75ds.40
per 100 lbs; top, $3.50: heavy weight,
ss.0O0S.5O; medium weight, $3.50
$50; light weight, ss.15QS.5o; light
lights. s7.900s.50; heavy packing
sows. smooth, s6.75@7.50; packing
sows, rough, S6.25Q6.s5; pigs, 1850
$40.
Cattle receipts, 1000.
Sheep receipts, 1000.
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New Russian Bank.

RIGA. Oct. 15.-The capital stock
of the proposed Russian state bank
will total 1000, 900. .o00, ,0O0. 900 ruolcs,
according to information received
here from Moscow today. Stock will
be issued.
The Washington times., 1921-10-15
MADAME JEANETTE

list guarantees to read your entire life.
past. present and future; she asks no
questions, but will tell you what You wsnt.
business matters, love. health and family
affairs Tells the name of who you win
marry and when. II the one you love u
true or false. What part of the country
10 the luckiest to you and just what to dc
to be successful in life. Brings the sspa-
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you love. .s2s Ut. NV. bet. sth and fth-
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Arizona. Republican Senators admitted having heard OF
salary increases and supported the resolution
When the resolution presented, Senator King OF
Utah suggested that committee be named to draft egsla
ton limiting the salaries bank officials and
ployers, but Senator Overman declared:
Lets get the information and legislate afterward"
The Overman resolution points out that charges have been
made that the board has been guilty of amazing waste
of public money in increases of salaries to officers and
employees of the Federal reserve banks, and adds:
The Washington times., 1921-10-15
Harvard to Teach Chinese

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Oct. 15.-The
Chinese language will be taught at
Harvard this year. Appointment Of
DIR. Yueu Rem Chao to have charge
of such course for the second sem
ester was announced today. Chinese
was taught at Harvard forty years
ago.
The Washington times., 1921-10-15
Aun unsSSSsaSsR%2mnm sSsSB%2 BUSINESS AND FINAN CE mH%
Local Stocks.
SALES.

SALES.
Washington Gas SIS. N,ooogso;
81 ,0O0@s1.
Potomac Electric cons. SIS. u .oooQ
So.
After call:
Potomac Electric q. M. S's. $1,000
OFT; 81 ,O0OQsT.
Potomac Electric cons. SIS. 10000
s5M.
The Washington times., 1921-10-15
Chicago Grain Opening.

CHICAGO. Oct. 15.-Wheat opened
Y to Y higher: corn, Y to "a higher;
oats, u to 4 higher; lard higher;
pork and ribs inactive. Opening:
Wheat-Dec., 1.15A @1.16; May
1.20@1.20&.
Corn-Dec., EB94S; May, $3.50
53h.
Oats-Dec., 34h 134; May, ss%.
Lard-Oct., 9.0009.05; Jan, $50.