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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-18

Zip the brownie. anon returned IRON
tho Sorcerers cave To the plac. where
the Twins and Mr.. rim PIN were
waiting for him In Brownleland. down
under the earth
Her" are the goloshesr' he an.
nounced proudly We found EN-"
Win @ wave ~ his hand he Indicated
crowd - brownies dragging the
shoes behind them. Tor they were 30
small. m. Brownies were. that Il took
d 'loz"n to each shoe.
oh. thank you ever 50 much" de.
c,Sred Nancy. and Nick. too. said he
was much obliged. You may be sure
they lost No time in putting the go.
ltshss on over their Green Shoes.
Vow then said Mr PIN FIN. rub.
hing his hands together. 4 shall take
yea to a secret door which opens out
into daylight. right al the foot IT the
Elcctric Mountain. You can go over IL
Nth safety nov. as the electricity can.
not shock you through the rubber soles
Of your ovsrshoes. Isut remember, you
must not touch anything YOU see--no
waiter how much YOU want a."
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-18
RADIOS GOT EN,

Every bus intFs IN the nuntrv. from
be- upiiiiers" 90 dealers in comnioii.
H's IN NOR general u.s.. II relating
's'if g. "a. radio. The United States
q brought iuio cobi,ct with the world
icloss N" s'4is through the medium
u thu radio
Last nighi ~ s o'clock the first wire.
icis osieouhiihic ic,tur. ever given by
Witches. was hruadeasi"i from the sta
ion OF the Atlantic Radio Research
Corporation Tcfs College. Mciford
liili-id'. Ma lchusetis u il stated
hat This b. one - the greatest broad.
ait.uG r'aiians iu tbr world. and over
q are i'ins seHi ont cSt"nsion lecture
aout-rf
"a - estimated lhai he loc'urc conrs.
an b" heard in about nfty thousand
rrcriting stations scattered over the
camiry. Thc scientists Interested In
his 'nt"rlai~' claim that q great deal
Of go'i win D. accomplished through
that lsroi'lsasied'' knowledge Of their
i'hasr Of the haling art.
This Indicates how that d T.. all
'v"' The w"rll theTc H. a ,ia.zo ihs, is
fw'eitnr 'vcrything lcior. ID. The
n"~siapc.s IA, opll.g,s. IA. otcfa
'7'niAr1. ia' ministers. arc On falling
''f"re lhis Iaiaavlbl. something frnm
''iii 81 M other smarill. has a few
" these receiving stations and Is Ia
hnve s'an' htoa,,-,siers. including m.
40 that b. e., this time l-,ing installed
let ~" Nelsa
Amarillo b. sufe to enlarge its In,
i'fe'i in rialo for ih,4r are even al
his '.ao many inquiries ~ to d.,ail,
ih" cgrIrmrni. how ana where /,
na' b. pIrriased. ana how construct.
u lA Reese Who 49,, 81 10 n,.sba,ic.l
'nd inteniive turn q mind. Although
marvellous rcsulis arr l.cing shown a,
'his time. there ~ positive assurance
'hai within few months added heights
Of achievement will D. recorded.
There Is. therefore. no wonder tina,
The lSople engaged In s,isseminatinr
'''is about any particular branch Of
-''i'noc IN which they are Interested
h'Hiid lainE this powerful and fasci
'''ins agency to ihcir all ln putting
over their messages. The osi.ophis
{ ltFiui'rs VIII doubtless l,c followed n,
'i"sf ~ many other lines o, endeayor
'l'f''' uhr'y ~ ihcse receiving station,
become n.orc numerous.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-18

she crazy? lie TO h. guilty Of "a thing
like that? Ne capable nj a bcasily thing
like that 4 vile. hideous. sordld In
triguc with a girl employed In his own
house? Effic! His wife Ia believe that?
IN unspcakahc. beastly thing like
that? lie tTicd 10 show me with his tim
ger the words on the paper. His finger
shaking all over the thing. 'Hapgood,
do yuu see this vile. absence word h.rr2
| guilty ~ that; My wife. Malcl think
me- capable Of that? Adulicrer, Aiulier.
~, The words make mo sick. Tn. very
woid * like poison In ny mouth. And
anu to swallow II. II Is too he me. my
name. my title. my brand. Adulterer!
Adultcrcr,
Il tell YOU. old man tell you.
Il managed to got him talking about
the practical side OF IL. That IN mana.
gcd to make him listen while I talked.
Next morning that's this morning
you understandable VAS little moro
normal, alb. tu realize things "a bit, |
mean. In a panic fever tn H. OFF and
state at the Registrars that he was 10.
ing To defend the action; hut normal
enough Tor mo To see that IL was all
right ior him 10 90 straight on home
Immediately after aud tell the girl what
she had To do aud all that. told him,
by the way. that II would pretty well
have tn come out now ultimately. who
the child's father was: the girl would
practically have 10 give that up In the
end to clear him. You know. told him
that IN the cab going alon. down. Ito
ground his teeth over u. II was horri.
bile To- hear him. lie said he'd KIN tho
chap II he could ever discover him;
ground his teeth and said he'd KIN him,
now-aftcr this.
We'll. he got through his business
about twelve then u thing happened
Cant think now what Il meant. We
were waiting for cab near the Law
Courts cab was Just pulling In when
man came up and touched Sabre ana
| said. MIR. Sahrey' Sabre said. Yes. and
the chap said very civilly. Might
speak 10 you a minute. sir?'
Suddenly some one showed past me
and there was old Sahr. getting into
the cab with this chap who had come
az to him. said 'Ilullo, Hullu are you
Off"
He turned round on me face gray
as ashes. absolutely dead gray. I'd n.v.
81 seen such u color In a mans face. lie
said Yes, I'm OFF, and sort az fell over
MS stick into the c,h. The man, who
vas already IN. frightened him ON To the
seat ami said. I'addington' to III. driver
who was AZ tho door. shutting II. I said,
through the window. Sabre, Old man.
are YOU ili?'
He put his head towards me and
said In the most extraordinary voice.
speaking between his clcnched teeth ss
though h. was keeping himself from
yelling out. b" said. ~ you love me.
iinngood. g.t right away Out of Il fron,
me and LET mo alone. This man happens
TO live AT Tidhorough. I know him.
We're going down together
u said. Sabre
He clcnchcd HE teeth 30 they were
all harc with his lips contracting. Hle
said. let me alone. lie, me alone. Let
mc alone.
And they pushed off,"
u tell you wha; I'm going 10 do. I'm
going dawn there tomorrow. I'm fright.
ened about him"
Continued In Our Next Issue
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-18

AIRY .fr1neuus reflection upon the
eh.raeisr, s'aDding, q reputation Of
eos Ind. iual. firm. concern or cor.
l.bii mat may apftar Ia the col
unns ~ The SsNr vii bc gladly cor.
Iecf-f. vhea called o. the attention ~
the edliur. n l. not the intention ~
shis nswrpapsr 20 wrungfully use, or
inIsfe sny Individual. firm. concern ~
corporation. ard corrections viii BE-
made where warranted as prominently
ss SIS tho wronsfuliy published refer.
ence cr article.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-18

community hy . Khan organization
here.
The League adopted the following
resolutions: That ~ ku klux Khan Is
needod IN Curry county and that III,
people ar' against such an organize.
lion; ,ha, the people want law and or.
der, net mob violence. and desire uu ur.
DEF that cSrrles oui plans with hidden
iaccs: that the city Commissioncr shall
i~ requested Ia enact an ordinanc. pro,
hibi'ing the use Of the STREETS to Iarade
masked people
\ majority - everyone present juin
I'D the league. and voted Ia adept the
resolutions abuye.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-18
GOOD GAS PRESSURE IN
WELL NEAR WOODWARD

Special 10 The News
WOODWARD, Okla. April l7.-At n
depth ~ lass feet. the Beard Oh 4
Gas company's Hall NJ. !. test. near
Nici. eight feet OF hard sand was reach
cd. showing q go"d flow of gas. and q
trace ~ 81 Gas was mudicd out. and
drilling l. progressing while arrange
menis .afe hriug made for the erection
81 a star rig fpr the drilling of The of
set. which viii h. drilled o. the gas
depth. and fer future drilling opora.
tions. gaS viii be- used fur fuel. and In
the event ul u not found under 3ooa
feet. an. wells will h. plugged and the
gas fluW commcrcializ-.l
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-18

~ a recent meeting Of the Panhan dle.
rams 'onim"rciai Executives as-ocia.
.i7n "a amarillo. the off.ccrs aud mem.
'-'s - th' organization declared for
fr's'''f cooperation l-tWeer, cosnmuni.
lf' and c-ffessed their deep regard for
'H'- e''y A'aaf!lio must demonstrate
her l"ve Tor ilie oih.r cornmanl,..s In
az 20 .i''fSs u th.s cty wouM retain
ia aiiieiHds 81 fricndIines- and sun
i"rh "a = worth very Effort and :
p 'in''i 70 give wondoff.. results Tor
s'oa
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-18
CURRY CITIZENS. START
LEAGUE AGAINST KHAN


ottttat - ~ EHfsa
CLOVIS. April is--Ahoui three hun.
fred citlzeus ~ curry slanty met 81
he court hDus. FfidaF evening ~ \
1'cioa d. The puu=~. 81 the ln.etiug was
20 organic" p Ciuzen leaRls o. oppose
he activities - ih. IN klux Khan la
'isfis. following the fumars TINT there
KAN organization here. 90 that
fhsre has bs-n an attempt To form
flch an organization
tn" court room wa- filled Ia IL cana.
-. Former mayor Joe Mcclellan pre-
SIDED over thu inserting. ana called On
Superintendent .. 81 Eirkley. Dr. Nc.
Cieil1nd. Aii'sney J. a. Hall. and Judge
sam q. I:fatton for expressions Each
nnn nan" "a forceiul talk. emphasizing
De- ',lim nat no god can coms To- the
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-18
sIIE,Rr or N EuriRI.

HtNtaftNAN w NtfaNA ~ wv FsfNHtffH
g. ihe s.esan finally suggested hy the
off,rers and members ~ the Amarillo
Adveztisiug club. IN the place Of The
enc previously adopted hy tn commii.
tce. and later held to COZ dict with I.ui.
boss THE Huh OF IN" Plains"
In rsadjusiing this slogan matter.
due consideration was given to the
thriving little city % Lulicck Iepre.
sentative business men comprising the
membership az a.. Advertising club
openly expressed The h,llof that Their. i
not the SLIGHTEST desire uion the nari
Of Abe rcople bcrc to infringe On the
rights uf Lrhlock The slogan pre
Nionsly adoiscd - the committee nam.
81 b. This c'uh as sagsc-ied ~ resi-.
der 81 Nasshgc. aGi selected in ali
sern, ~ suf thourhi u a conflict.
Nhrn tlic fact That Lubhock had
ad4i.'i. a number ~ years ago "Lui,.
lv,as--The Hub .. the Plains" ~ q
si"E4n. AMI that the CITY named 81, that
its rights had hecn infrins-i uI,on
eane'io ~. attention Of the officers
ana msmhsrs az the Amarillo Ady~siis
ing club there was rs an immediate d..
termination upon tho part - che ma jor
number To Withdraw tn designation
and aciion. with rceara n the phrase
"Aniarlllo-Tse Huh Of on Empire. e
Eia. in advance 81 the knowlsig. of
i.aiiioci's attitude. the designated
phrase had l-,cn approved hy the ~.
rians civic clubs and the Amarillo
Iaqrf 81 CITY Development and IL was
printed on thuasands % rieces % sta.
ilgnsry.
Nov oomes ~. adoption ~ the Ad
f1nh ~ ihe nvw phr1rn Amarillo
THO Heart az an Empire" and "a Is
lrres,i hat this win 20 through IN
great -halae and D. USED 10 "a in In
,~rsa. A. 40 conflict viii h. shown
wih a'v other city or town In thi.
PARTON = ibe country. % Gar ~ !.
fnowu. Tbs new slogan phrase vii
ihsrefnr, "a adopted without any sug
g"siion ~ opposition. ~ ihe mind 81
ATnarilie Mid h. adj. To join IN uns-er
On pretty sounding slogan. freed from
the ihogehi ~ conflict
inarilio has coulpilnenissl I.niaoei
through tho Similarity ~ Tho I.hras,
considsrgd hest IN li.i 81 many hun
dreta-ens almesi hifsli.ci. ln ., bn
aaish'ns the DESIGNATED slogan. ,hi
city y acknov i,l.ung iiesN move.
Through assirr 70 have no confir'
With ose az her t-si beloved fisisi
ci'lrs Anarill" reali4.- that th.r. !
faT TO much work 70 ~ dome D. her
sen apd the Other potentially ga
csHnmuriiiss. 20 i-iiuirr r. thr sli,
fsssi.Iae u aanrhitiua over slogans
A'usriile's reFr.s, -iafiscs a. thi. mat
'er ha,s indica'sd cl.sriv tha, the,
seiscisd an esrrfss4Ve and pleasing an
ran. hui that i'iii.ock had prirr ,'lirgs
and ~ aiaftans ~. field n that faui
ming Souih ilalns ciiv Thi. b d.a,'
With to spiy1 81 friendship. via
nsirhl.atiy regard. with ihQ high I,ur
ioss .. friendly 'ooI~rsgs y .ri hopes
for a'h.esemelgi q nnsh soy! aii al ,n.
The line.
I.'la"rs has convinced Amarillo o
h't rights IN this matter and ~ q r,.siii
ihls ciiy has Withdrawn. Iasane az
10 h. friend "a the ~oul.i uthor
rrejud.ee Tho Nisi.ly adyf rtisea I.ui
sck-The fud of ~. riains. mol n.
sr~siiied bot enhanced o. reason q
the fri"ndiy conirovcray growing ca
of Auafiiio's choioe.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-18

"Sahrc had two papers In his hands,
lie was staring nt them and you'd IA
thought from his face he was staring az
a ghost. They were divorce papers. The
citation and petition papers that have
t. he served personally. Divorce pa
l.,rs His wife had instituted divorce pro
cecdings against him. Naming the girl.
Effic.
Yes you can whistle. lie was knock
ID out got him up 10 his room. IL
was pretty awful. He sat on the bed
with the papers In his hand. gibbering'
Just gihbering. Was his wife mad; Was
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-18

Tht AR pressure
- hlgh. - oft III"
Nnrth Pacific ana
lowest over the Mis-.
souri Valley and the
region of the Upper
lakes TemIrra.
turcs are freeing 90
below aver h {"
Northwest and the
region ~ the eastern
slope of the Rocky
Maintains over the
Pllins States and
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-18
THEY'RE i,lI~p>G rs,-

The c.iv officials are running u.s."
waE ~, complaint solccd 'hs other ,lay.
~ one who feels that N. city officials
have ben direieet IN uasir dniies. o.
Tho niassos ~ y, ci'iz'ns 81 Ana.
ffil" This "a sio des'arcsl that h.
e ni ~aafs the opinions--conVie.
! {. agl1' q =. ethers. seems TO
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-18
llTTlEFIEl0 TO HAVE
2 RADIO SETS PUT IN
Special TO Ths News

LlTLEFlEiD. April is.--Arihur 7.
buggan has received RADIO phone re-
cciying outfit which Will be- Installed In
his home Immediately This ~ will e..
cciye ~ far as Kansas Ciiy aud Den.
ver. T.. ". walker Is arranging 10 place
a receiving outfit in hia elevator ~ he
can got the market rcpotts daily.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-18

,hr Missouri Valley weather ~ warmer.
m. precipitation j. liehi aud confined
mostly To N. Missouri Valley and the
Iiains States.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-18

Thar eighty nte i.'r o.-tt Of suse.as
g put1ic GOOD 'ui.tIris.s ds,-.nds On
~ ai~i"rs ri'hln "a 90 aHamt, Vas
as''r'''l ~ q WIDEN ol,, NAM man In
N"'arii'o ievcialr i.for. a gathering
o. mer - affals Againsi .hls ss-er.
hoh 'hg" 80 not "a, isast complaint.
'1i "cfy e,i'sio ~ APPROVAL
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-18
CONTRACT LET ON NEW
$4,000 TURKEY SCHOOL
s~sIal To The News

MEMPHIS. Texas. Anril ia con-
tract has iafn lei for The erection ~ an
SIS .eu9 fchnol building NJ Turkey. tn"
huiiilng l. a. be- finished by September
Let
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-18

fes. Amarillo VII rei water b. album.
aini measure 'Hit shs cannot DO ,hi.
uhroa'ih Indifference 10 IN proposition
Great unferiaAinss aoe rot pat over
thar way.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-18
Nitrogen gas usci IN lign, bulbs must
BE- absolutely pure.

Eleven per cent II the foreign horn
white porulaiion 81 10 t'uii.d States I.
years ~ ~. and nl.lsr Is unabl. L.
speak English
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-18
THE WEATHER
BY Stanley

Amarillo and N.cinity-Tuesday fair.
West ToNas-Tues,lay fair.
synopsis of Weather Condition.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-18

When ] saw him again was ahou,
three o'clock. and walked right in,o
The middle of the development that b..
pretty well lei the roof down on him.
lie WAS In the hobby. No one ala.
there Only n man who'd Jus, ,c.,
Speaking To him and Who left him ana
went out as / came In.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-18
Humidity Oats

Highest today ~ l'-l' ~ ioN'N'
Illghesl today -. loNesl %.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-18
MEMnER or THE ASSOCIATED
NOT,,E 10 TIN ruBiIC.

se..iaI Associated Press Leased wir'
Service
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-18

Temperature by hours a, Amarillo
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-18

Copyright. lass. NEA Sery.ccJ
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1922-06-16
LOCAL & PERSONAL

Miss Ethel Dawson is on the sick
list this week.
Money to Loan, any amOunt.-DOyle
& Falge Company.
Louis Lueth spent Sunday at Rice
Lake with friends.
B. A. Grunseth was over from In
gram on business Monday.
Miss Marvel Maffett spent Friday
at her home in Minneapolis.
John Hernis was the guest of his
son, Guy Hernis, at Cameron last
week.
Mr. and Mrs j. E. Owen were call
ers here Sunday while enroute to
Owen.
Miss Marie Brittle left for Beloit this
week where she will be employed in
drug store.
r. L. Pomeroy, of the Ingram COM
munity, was in the city Tuesday to
purchase breaking pillow.
Emory EllingSOn, who has been at
tending the Minnesota university, is
at home for the summer.
| Emma Lybert, living southeast of
Tony, was in the city Tuesday and
| bought a piano Of j.. M. Soule.
| Mrs. Frank Crabb returned to her
home at Depere Monday night after
visit at the home of her brother, J.
W. Diedrich
William Schwartz Jr., and wife
| came up from Milwaukee Thursday to
visit their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
| Schwartz, Sr.
Miss Alice Yost, who has been tenn
porarily employed at the State Bank,
left for her home at Valley Junction,
Iowa, on Saturday.
Mrs. d. Mather spent commence
ment week IN Madison, where her
from the University Of Wisconsin.
Mrs. T. e. Adams is making an ex-
tended visit with her sOn-in-law and
daughter Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Harp
ster at Mason City, Ia. Mr. Harpster
has a good position there as superin-
tendent of the electric light and trac-
ton company.
Stagnant decayed matter in the
stomach and bowels may cause serious
trouble. Constipation undermines your
health, decreases your resistance, i'm
pairs your vitality-HOLLIST S
GOLDEN NUGGET TABLETS will
rid you of constipation- Griffin's Drug
Store. SIP
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1922-06-16
IMPROVEMENT NOTES

Nate Hands residence has teen re-
painted.
e. A. Page is making noteworthy i'm
provements around his residence prop
erty on Pederson-av, west of the old
highschool. An addition will be erect
ed to the house
Elmer Taylor is building an addi-
ton onto his residence on West Fifth
st. Mr.. Taylor's home has most
beautiful location with splendid view
of Brooklyn and the river.
The New York herald., 1922-02-14
EXPORTS FROM US.
CONTINUE TO DROP
Value Of January Business at
Lowest Since August, 1915;
Imports Increase.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 13.-The value OF
American exports in the first month of
TIE new year dropped to the lowest level
recorded since August, 1915. Figures
made public to-day by the Department.
of Commerce showed the exports as
S279.000.000 and the imports as s216.-
100000. The imports total is slightly
higher than that of January. 1921, the
Incoming trade of which was valued at
500, 900, 600.
The decrease in exports, however, was
decided, representing falling off of
$4,000, 900 from those of December and
big drop of 1915, 100000 from those Of
January, 1921. The low figure OF
August 1915. was 1851 100000.
Department officials emphasized the
fact that tho falling off was due to
large degree to decreases in prices.
In seven months ended with January
exports were $2,23O. 100000. in contrast
to s4.636. 100000 in the preceding COR
responding months. In the former
period imports We're $1,405.000. 900, in
contrast to S2.543.000,090 in the pre-
ceding corresponding period.
Last months gold imports were
s26, $500. .009. in contrast to S33, 100000 in
January. 1921, while gold exports were
SS63.000, in contrast to $2.700,000 In
January, 1921. Gold imports in seven
months ended with January were
$372. .000, 900, In contrast to s326,000,0 600
in seven months ended with January.
1921. Gold exports in the former period
were s1S.000.000 in contrast to $780,
100000 in the preceding corresponding
months.
January's silver imports were S6.500,-
900. in contrast to $4,000. 900 in January,
1921. while silver exports were $4,000
900. in contrast to s6.700.000 in January,
1921. Silver imports OF seven months
ended with January were S42.000,000, in
contrast to $4,000, 900 in preceding cor
responding period. while silver exports
were S35, 1000, 900, in contrast to $3S,000.-
600 in seven months ended with Janu-
ary, 1921.
The New York herald., 1922-02-14
OPPOSE REORGANIZATION PLAN.

4 letter sent yesterday to holders OF
adjustment mortgage bonds of the Den
yer and Rio Grande Railroad Company
by the committee headed by Richard
Sutro opposes the plan for reorganizing
the property and states that cooperation
between refunding and adjustment bond
holders should bring about more salts
factory arrangement than the reorganl-
zation schedule now provides. The COM
mittee states. among several reasons for
opposing the plan, that II fails to pro-
vide for acquisition of adequate equity
in the Utah Fuel Company. which has
furnished much traffic and earned
about $500,000 a year.
The New York herald., 1922-02-14
ITALIAN BANK REoPENs TODAY

The Italian Discount and Trust Com
pany. which temporarily suspended ac-
,tivities at 399 Broadway in December.
will reopen for business tomorrow. The
company has cash on hand and i'm ap-
proved repositories in this country Hc-
cordinG to announcement yesterday, TO
pay all deposits. and sufficient foreign
currencles to meet all claims In such
currencies. The statement said that the
companys capital was intact and its
assets sound and liquid.
The New York herald., 1922-02-14
URGES SAFEGUARDING
u. S. RESERVE SYSTEM
Politicians Seek to Control,
Says Norris.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 13.-Politicians
are attempting to control the Reserve
system, George w. Norris. Governor of
the Philadelphia Federal Reserve Bank
declared to-day in an address before
Group 2 Of the Pennsylvania Bankers
Association. He said that politicians
were trying to control the discount rate
tion.
Mr.. Norris urged the bankers, num-
bering about SIX hundred from six coun-
ties surrounding and including Phila-
delphia, to link interests with business
men and prevent politics creeping into
the Reserve system.
The New York herald., 1922-02-14
FOREIGN MARKETS.

LONDON, Feb. 13-Prices of securities
traded in to-day in the Stock Exchange
were firm. Quotations at the close o i,
trading follow:
Bar siver, 3flsd an ounce ""'
Bar gold, Dos. I'd.
Money. . per cent.
Discount ratcs--Short bills and three
months bills. 3ns per cent.
Two and a half per cent. consols, 52%.
British per cent. war loan, %.
British AZ per cent war loan, S1is.
DO Beers. IL.
Rand Mines, ..
PARIS. Feb. 13.-Prices of securitiec
traded in to-day in the Bourse werr
steady. Quotations at the close of the
trading were as follows:
The New York herald., 1922-02-14
JOINS EARL & WILSON.

TRoY. Feb. 13.--E. II. Belts. presl-
dent Of Earl & Wilson. announced to-day
that on March | Col. Gabriel Roberts
Solomon will join the Earl & Wilson
organization as It's vice-president in
charge OF its sales. and advertising. Col.
solomon will resign the presidency OF
the Solomon-Abbott Company cngi-
neers. which will continue under the
presidency of Hunley Abbott.
The New York herald., 1922-02-14
LIVERPOOL CoTToN MARKET.

LIVERPOOL. Feb. 13.--cotton--spot a,,et
prices stendy: American middiinT fair
ding. o.s1d. middllng, . SD. low middlng
S.5sd; good ordinary. 1.3ad. ordinary, esd.
sales. 5000 bales. Including 3.I00 American
,secelpts. G2,0O0 bales, including Al, ,2uO Amer
lean. Futuros closed very steady.