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The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-07-23
500 Strand Tickets Good Tomorrow Until 1 O'Clock
 1 c Each
lc Each s. "

We were so successful with our sale of Strand tickets
 last week that have decided to make it one of Mon- days features here.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-07-23

Beginning Tomorrow and
 Continuing for Two
 Weeks
 A culinary expert will be in our store from the Duplex Fac tory, to emphasize the remark able features of this unusual cook stove.
 She will point out and explain the advantages of the deeper wells, steel outer casing, alumi- mum lining, more and better aluminium vessels, adjustable cover catches, steam vent cover and banded cooking discs. The Loveman, Joseph & Loeb Housefurnishing Shop carries a complete line of Duplex cook CTS, including all the necessary parts and utensils. Price 1900 to 36.00, according to the size and number of wells.
 FOURTH FLOOR
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-07-23
Pillow Cases 25c

One hundred dozen new 42x36- inch pillow cases, made from extra quality sheeting, offered as a bet ter than usual value for tomorrow at 25c each. MAIN FLOOR
 Pillow Cases 375c
 Fifty dozen 42x36 or 45x36, heavy cotton pillow cases. Neatly hemstitched. We do not offer these as the biggest bargains ever, but as one of the most desirable qualities of pillow cases at an in- teresting low price. MAIN FLOOR
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-07-23
Laces and Embroideries
Are Being Cleared as a
 Feature of July

This carefully planned clear ance of thousands of yards of faces and embroideries gains momentum each day. Those who came the first day told others of their very satisfactory bargains and started an endless chain of pleased women who are constantly coming to the Lace and Embroidery Shop. Each day you delay means smaller assortment and less in- teresting variety.
 REAL LACE-Real filet and Irish crochet faces, in widths from 1a to Az inches wide, both edges and insertion; for merly 19c to 2.95, i 9 reduced 1-O CHINESE EMBROIDERY = Chinese hand embroidered net and organdy bands, 2 to 10 inches wide, regularly 1 9 1.50 to $50, reduced To EMBROIDERY - Hand loom embroidered organdy and ba- tiste bands, 2 to g inches wide, in white and ecru, originally sssused sSs ts t-S0' 1-2 SCALLOPING - Convent scal- loped edges, beautifully em- broidered, 8 inches wide, some in eyelet patterns. Offered for quick clearance loo at 1CC REMNANTS Embroidery edges and insertions, 1 A and 21s-yard pieces, offered for rapid clearance 1 Q tomorrow at 1-L ODDS AND ENDS-Round thread Calais and French Val edges and insertions, short lengths. Special, So yard ~
 MAIN FLOOR
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-09
Liberty Bonds
Peoria Grain.

Peoria, ILL.,, Dec. 9.-Corn: re-
ceipts s. cars: IL cent? higher;
No. 2 yellow 70: No. 8 yellow y;
No. 4 yellow 70h.
Oats: receipts Z cars; TX cents
higher; No. 2. white 46; No. 3
white As.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-09
Bond Market
GEORGE r. HUCHa
(CopyItght. 1881
wall Street New York Dec a.

1 Wall Street, New York. Dec. o.
Strength in Libertys was the feat
ure Of the bond market during the
half holidays trading today. The
first Ans and the third Ans got up
to %, the high quotations for some
time. Government issues have
been slowly advancing all the week
but the movements today were
more noticeable. Generally speak
ing, other high grade securities
were firm to strong. 1t is, of course,
time for some such development
preceding so-called January re-
investment demand.
Among the issues to show gnins
today were L. & N. unified 4s and
Great Northern Is Of the railroads,
and Illinois Steel AIS Of the indus
trials. Buffalo. Rochester aud
Pittsburgh general IS also gained
half point ~
All the foreign bonds. were firm.
Both the French Sc and the French
TVS showed fractional advances.
Kingdom, Of the Serbs IS, which
were dealt in on the exchange for
the first time Friday, advanced
more than point today. Chinese
IS were up more than a point.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-09

Of the Pacific 4-power pact, which
has not yet been ratified by France
and may 90 u long way toward
soothing the ill-feellng which was
created through Americas failure
to ratify either the Versailles pact
or the 3-cornered defensive treaty
ON which N. Clemenceau set his
heart. -.
The Anglo French American
treaty proposal will not be revived.
Hence M. Clemenceau's sole chance
to develop something concrete out
of his journey is to advocate an
all-inclusive treaty whereby Ger
many and France and Great Britain
and Italy and America shall get to-
gether and insure peace, thus max
ing it possible to disarm on land
as on sea-a financial relief which
would help Europe pay the interest
on her war debts and balance her
budgets. IF.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-09
BUTTER MKT.
CONDITIONS
ARE STEADY

Chicago. Dec. S.-The weeks but
tar market moved to better position
q the result of light domestic pro
duction and failure Of reported
large imports to materialize, &C
cording to the weekly butter review
Of the bureau Of Agricultural eco
monica Of the federal department
Of agriculture, made public today.
The New York, Boston and Phila-
dslphia markets closed at net ad-
vance Of one cent.
The week opened With Chicago
Wholesale % score butter quoted
ut IS cents, two cents above the
New York MARKET which was ex-
pecting heavy imports. Only 300
. casks Of Danish butter instead Of
1000 casks arrived at New York on
ono steamer. and Danish prices. at
trihuted to exchange advances in
part, Increased from 40h cost and
freight, last week. to 4i041h cents.
Also part ef New York's supplies
were diverted to Chicago.
As q result Of these changes, the
Chicago market for 81 score closed
ct ssh. while New York closed at
HM, Boston 81 and Philadelphia
6SM.
Several cars Of Canadian butter
cQntinRe 70 arrive In New York aud
seven or eight cars Of California
butter are moving east. the report
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-09
M "a Conaolidated Press.l

fBy the Consolidated PressJ !
q. s Yards, Chicago. Dec D.
Small runs reported today and the
livestock trade was like the usual
saturday, AFFAIR. This tor cattle
and sheep. Les than {, 200 hogs
were held over from yesterday and
here the market was strong. Out
side Of show cattle few animals
sold above $i1 during the present
week. The market was . little nm
even at the start but values closed
higher, with most gain on medium
and plain lots.
Receipts were today 1000 cattle;
$500 hogs; 500 sheep and 500
calves.
CATTLE.
Trading was. slow in the cattle
alleys. No good steers we're ON
hand and it was found that the final
count would not reach the early es-
innate. Compared with week ago.
best steers showed a gain of about
Csc, while medium and good ami
mails were up as much as 75c In
some spots. Choice long year1ings
sold at 1856, while prime heavy
steers reached $l340. Best cows
advanced about Soc, while other
grades were strong to Csc higher
TOR the week. Gamers and bulls
closed lower, but calves were up
50@7sc.
HOGS.
Vaules were steady to strong
from the start. More than 5000
were received by the big killers
from other trading points. Choice
light hogs sold at $8.45; while -z4o
pound butchers went over at $S.40
Few rough packing hogs sold be-
low $3.50. At the best time the
market was strong to 10c higher
SHEEP.
Lambs sold steady. Only small
number reached the yards and few
good animals were offered. Com
pared with a week ago, killing
lambs show little change. Feeders
closed 25@35c shiGher for the per
iod, while aged muttons were
strong to 26c up. N g.,
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-09
ADEFOR THE
HOLIDAYSGOOD
IN NEW YORK
BY ], c. ROYLE,

Consolidated Press Correspondent.
New York, N. Y, Dec. 9.-The
holiday trade is now occupying the
center ring Of the business big
top and for the moment has drawn
attention from all the other bust
ness performances. This is natur-
al, for Christmas buying this year
is wonderful performance. There
is no doubt that 1t will exceed in
volume and in value the holiday
trade Of any year since the post
armistice boom.
Buying Is Heavy.
The bcying power Of the country
never was more strongly in evil
dence. Store aisles swarm with
slow moving, struggling crowds,
the members Of which snatch goods
from each others hands>and tum-
Bile counter displays into an in
distinguishahle mass. To cope with
them nearly every big department
store in the country has double
string of applicants for sales peo-
pies jobs strung along the side
walks before their stores each day
from daylight. until the doors open
for business.
1t is not wild buying. but heavy
buying which is characteristic OF
this years business. The public in
general is purchasing sensible
gifts but the buyers are demand
ing quality and paying high prices
for; 1t. -,
Cheap Goods Sell Late.
The cheaper selections will have
their chance later when last-min-
ute gifts are snatched helter-skel-
ter from the shelves and show
cases. In the meantime, q number
Of basic industries are in the midst
Of q lull due less to inactivity of
demand than to seasonal causes
and the approach of the inventory
period. Raw wool, cotton and silk
for the moment are in less demand,
Wool Is scarce and mills are sup
piled for the moment. The cotton
mills have ceased their frenxied
efforts to secure spot cotton, al
though many believe the activity OF
the mill buying is postponed only
until the turn Of the year. SILK is
heavier between seasons. s-
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-09

- ! -. 49,. .vSeesufa.
$. ~.
q
hfgher: bulk - pound avsfa9ss 70
rs pcund butehsFy e3E04Ae: tup
& 81 q ia - 11g rouuA averages:
- - 1900 -. ,kAHrAa. g.
~. . 49, 81. ss.,.s.s
- 49, ~. -. 4 M. hriE ~.
s ~ Is ~ ~ "a. r;.U ss.ht 4 M
~ a.. .,..,s + !, ,ss,vhf 4 sn0s n.
ss.st vei@hts 4 5o04 90 Z: lisht.
NM NM. sss09. 20: psckinx sovs,
snooth i mn 90: packinr sows,
-cr~h = asSS7 Il: kiilin9 uirx. & Is
"a q
cattle: receipts 900. COMPARED
vtth : week aso: beef steers and
hetter rr.des butcher she-stock.
nneven,v a To IS cents higher:
medium Grade beef steers and good
"a choice beef .hetfers. reflecting
most ADVANCE. extreme ton long
vearltnrs ana matured steers fed
ytth sSnv cattIe. 1855: lower
rrsd a beef cows and heifers,
etssSv tn a5 cents lover: Gamers
.nd cutter. az to 40 cents off:
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-09
ny "a Censelilassd Press. /,

tby ne Conee iaasseo
CAicaSo, Dee. S-Wneee Dstis
vero IN : rampage today, and after
- eroeeeaines aui~ked Gown II vas
S1scnvrre6 40 neceanher ara Nay,
$3.50 ~ roeched hikhest level Of
~ -vsar The market closed ut
ton nriees 0ntnssofs1k to &C were
shovn Deeemher cIoeed 1t LEA,
~ / MO-. cor. July 1.0sk to
/ .oSx
Hesvv having for eastern ac-
eount some Of it short covering,
vas induced by talk Of Julius
Harnes advocating foreign credits
"a the arnount OF ~. 900 900 to SSO,-
On ooo IN order that ve might dis
~ az onr SURPLUS erain. Further
imnetna vas xiyen the advance
vhen II Ma intimated that q for
aim credits hill had been intro
ducea IN the house late Friday, but
ther~ vas no one around Who SEEM
a. AHA IN confIrm It.
!, aentiment Il bullish and strong
,pteresta cncoursxed by political
Wsshinrton are PREPARING for
h,~her nrices and thev have secur-
"A MANY follovers: supply and de-
m.rd r.c.int. ana ehinments ar
ath.. .tst;stics, f.ctor. have no in
S..n.s :. ~. msrret A. the mo-
msnt N;rnasncIia cash vbeat nre-
Nun wars nnch.nred to.ley.
M;ii;r, dom. nd for vheat VAS quiet
.nd .xrort trade at = standstili II
i. ,snort.d that th.re are nearly
- oon oao bushels of rain Of both
saw"rsto .rS rsn.di.r vhe.t aAoat
!. nnT.,e h.rho- and not inclnd.d
4. ~. v,.,hi. .nrnIv .t.t.ment
~ ..~o. ~ ~. hn,Is
,o-csS = strons inward turn in
ccrr aIso tcdav Tha strength was
hs..d m +hs n.l,.f that the foreien
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-09
Chicago Potatoel.

Chicago. Dec. 3. Potatoes:
Steady; receipts. 81 cars; total
United States shipment, 4Sl car
loads; Wisconsin, sacked, Round
Whites. 7b@85c cwt; Minnesota
and North Dakota, sacked Ind
bulk, Round Whites. 7e0So, cwt;
Minnesota and North Dakoka. sack-
ed. Red River Ohios. 7s0So cwt;
Idaho. sacked. Russetts. No.. I, un-
branded. 1.20 cwt; Idaho, sacked,
Rurals, 1.eo01.oS cvt; Banker Ru-
raie. mostly Lao cwt. 10 sales re-
noTtod
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-09

Fl r r ss::,5 p ~. :
l a "a -. -. H.. - 80.
A. ~ 49, - :
40 Er9 1t - $500 A1loe-a
S go 800 talEing = otAsf|
2Ie 1Sm1f Vno = mfxed'
S1s ol- 800 ckaneag Nth no
~ o6ncrnf g chaaeo either
- 1900 .veat kighef q III
<sfnv ~ IN hack oomoWhAt b
= go - g txsAihg.
6null ri - ~ mat outside
1ogp 81 much figure IN the
9leue s1Doveueuts to-day. { The
~ esln3 a prnniefo q London TO
0orrnan reporations and h
! S11ie1l 66&t6 M reeorded in I'm
e4rSiae q fathir hopefully
sS3o6 % he reported nodifica-
- 81 IL Ifeach attitude. These
11ir1airiv rrake h appear that the
11oant conferepee has much bet-
~. chanoa az demonstrating some
\ s1aG fHar any az 1T predecessor.
r. y - - infIuenee IN the markets
1900 onTi,nietic anticipatiCnA were
sesrceiv noticeable.
aferiine archanee sold above
In arsin today and the Contin-
vs4.l erchanees vere steady.
1e..h ~ EnrIish soverument
S - unrh.nred In the adj
s;ssss,r~ Xrrtrv ~ first hour IN the
sS<.rr rnsrrsf the leaders were the
1870 shares. euuipments and SUI
- ;, 1icn~ vith fhe motors went
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-09
ANNOUNCEMENTS

ANNOUNCEMENTS
Cards Of Thanks 9
JONES-We wish to thank our many
friends and neighbors tor their kindness
and sympathy during our late be1eaSe-
ment, the death of our precious daugh
ter and sister, Alice. We s.s0 wish TO
thank all those who sent floral tributes.
Funeral Directors a
HODGsoN : HoBAN-rnvate iavald
coach Personal servlce. Free chapel
els 18th st. Phone n. I. al.
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Lodge Notices
AKEH0iAN LEGION 30. 200. 1ss.
u,xs business MEETING will % held ths
hfst Tuesday each month. All a..
service men welcome. Walter A. Rosea.
Gale. Commander: D. B. bcrgouiss. Ali
AAOO GKo0,ro-No. -. =. !. '. =: Z.
3. stated meeting held on tho mrs
Wednesday Of escn mouth vlstns
peophsts velcone. 2. ". Thacnes.
nonareh. FRANK l. Patterson. sscss-
tasy.
Y. r. o. R.-Ns. $50. Meets ths Art
and third INondsys OF each month q
ruler: C. N. lssacson. secretary. Visit.
ias brothers siways Welcomo Civs
rooms o. Ill 18th ~
Frstsaal Order Of Eagies. aegulas
nsstinEs lrss asd third Tuesday Of eseA
mo0th Il xAgleo' hUune. 9Th Ave. ~
2aa 81. Eddie Elicit. ". p: J4nes q.
wright. secretay. 3bsS 7sh Ave-. Pheas
q. a, R.-Luford i,oss 24s. Mssss FeeS-
larry oa second and fourth Friday AT.
efnoons OF each month at o'clock. In
Memorial hail in the court heuss. An.
drew Blsdel. commander: Il. G. Rtrse
l. o. Q. 1.-Ucsl L0dss No. COS. Meets
svez7 Thurssiay eveniag At ODD Fellsws
teaple On eth Ave- between 1yth md
/ 18th Sts. HenRv " Hoist. N. g.; vii.
MAA Guldehsopi. 3. 5. First Thurs-
day Of each month. initiatory degrees.
frst. second and third osgres ths so!.
lowing THURSDAY.
KNIGHTS TENPLAR-1ns ststeo Co.
elave Of Hook Island Commaadery No
/ Is. Knights Templar will be neid In
! second NonssAy OF each month. e. C..
E,sl..r. comm andss: J. /. E1ekey. ~
cordef.
ORDER EAsTERN HrAR-Rock ialaad
Chapter No. $50. Aeguias meeting go
end wed1ssday Of each meath: Visiting
maa. W. NJ: karS r. krsla. N.erssary.
Z. A. A.-Tne ssatea eeavoc.uon =. kseA
Island Chapter No. IL. 3. A. H., viii
Be- hsld On the hrss Tuesday Of eaah
0ooth q 7:50 .. N. ChAr.es &. Fun.
+ Z. H. r. e. H. Ash, secretary.
I Special .convocation Dec. IL. 1922. At
! 1880 p. N. Mark Master 'degree.
=. AND s. M.-Rock ialHod Councsi No. ~.
TVS stated es.s0olies viii Be held -
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TIGER SEES.
CHANCE FOR
PEACE PACT

Continued from First Pase.)
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-09
Peoria Livestock.

Peoria, ILL.,, Dec. 9.-Hogs: Re-
ceipts 500; strong to 10c higher:
top 8.35; lights S.00@8.35; mediums
8.00@8.35; heavies S.00@830; pack
ers 7.00@7.75.
Cattle: Receipts light; STEADY:
veal top 800.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-09


defensive alliances is that the lat
ter were usually aimed at q single
power or group Of powers. Instead
of excluding Japan with which ma
ton it had been thought friction
would ultimately come, that coun-
try was included and made guar
antor of the peace Of the Pacific
allng with France, Great Britain
and the United States. 80
Contests Of Contrast.
In order to provide an exact par
allel, the wording Of q treaty to
tranQuilize Europe and yet conform
to the spirit and letter OF the docu-
ment which has already been raul
fed by the United states senate
with respect to one region OF Tue
world, would be as 1oAiows: :.
THE high contracting parues
agree as between themselves 70 re-
spect their rights IN RELATION y.
their interests IN europe.
III there should develop between
the high contracting parues con
troversy arising out OF any Ea-
ropean questaon ana invoIsins t.e.l
said rights which Is not sAtisiac'
torily settled by diplomacy anu Is
likely to affect the harmonious &C
cord now happily suosistng De-
TWEEN them, they shall invite the
other high contracting parties 10 !,
JOINT conference " WHICH Inv ~ IVY nv
subject Will Ue .eie. GU Aoi ~oA
sideration and adjustment
To Protect Each Other.
IF the said rights are threat
ened by the aggressive action Of
any other party the high CONTRACT
ing parties shall communicate with
one another fully and frankly IN
order to arrive at an understand
ing as to the most efficient measures
to be taken, Jointly or separately
to meet the exigencies OF the par
ticular situation.
"This agreement shall remain II
sorcr for 10 wears from the time and
after the expiration of said period
II shall continue to be in force sub
tect to the right of any OF the high
contractinr parties to terminate il
mon u months notice.
..Thie agreement shall be ratifief
80 soor 90 nossihle in accordance
o % a. CON st;tutioral methods OF
~ h;oh contractinr parties"
A u..s,,. prono..l
w. ...a1o,nv ,-reament ia rorf
-
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Chicago Provisions.

Chicago. Dec. s.-Butter: High
er: Creamery extras. ssh; stand
ards. 51h; extra hrsts, 51054h;
nrsts.- 1900; seconds, 44@46.
Eggs: Unchanged; receipts,
1871 cases. -
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COLLEGE or BISHOPS or VI.
T.. CIT RCH. S0tTH. MEET

Nev Orisans. Dse she ca,aese
= bsAoas q. ihs NetAedist EP.s-
csral thurchss. south. hoid.ng iis
rega,ar fln meeting Aers. 4. v0isd
,osay's executive session. % hear
iag rsp.rts frsm the various oou-
tarsnoes q the deaominatiou-
PraEress q svAngeical woFk ihe
cAarch Is making IL BsTts q Eurog=
an8 ihs opportunity & has ;Aeref,rs
srw,sr haminisarian ana sglriioal
services were Described BY Bishop
" 3 BasacAamp n ehAgre 8
Eprorela work O, n. dtnom.nati0n.
y luncheon Firsa ths b.shC9s
isst zisht
The bishsp sad ia; IN CsscAo-
Siovakh. txsn.y Msthoil.. congrs-
cations hars hssa established re-
ratiy
Tea - ihs s.xteea bishops q the
es-r,A are attending ihs sessions
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PEACE CONES WHERE
STRIFE WAS RAMPANT


Psrrr. -. De s-Nace rrt-
piiea here ~ry today ~lth ooruty
a.a stats autho-iiss re.Srt-zg ~
rsefai eai-hrssks szrszE he zigAi
fa.io~ing iAe h1rnizg a. tAs stake
q, Carrie W1yhi. nsEra. b. q Uos
estimated A. several thousand usn
@riy lsst usrst after - IS sait -
~ cozsesssd 10 haT.aS szin ~
I,hy Hsnary = seAscl inchtr. hre
zst SATURDAY.
Ia arih sTifss are s,iR he,d'ns
Ia rasetr Alhsu NcanE neEro.
40 was csgta-sd in GeorsA early
yesterday after 8 sx aay saroa.
wr sAt s, is saii in his o5afsssioa.
exonertsd Yoazg. wri<ht tmpa-
oetee sno,hsr nsgro. whozs nHue
- ala nc; give as having noAas A
Mss Hsadry afsey Wrishs had CT
Aer tAroSt
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: &c -FOUR HOLD SESSION


f~0a;iz-e3 ,roz Page -
rs. i5ck ugoz talure e -sGcl AZ
agreement as csi.apse O, the e.
;su;e. believing that The Ink BE-
tresa G-z. Brtiia ard Tr1-ce
vc1i5 -szaia uneroks-. wi,A Fraaoe
Temporarily actszE slozs
A ssassnea. q The g-s.t.1us q
- ,aksz by B-l.z.n sn8 -ta,v =
TIE wssk e-t = co-rs-saiiors vas
eAr rlr awaited Premier Misso,lai
arriving hsre hs; nlsAi gave 70 IL
tiulnz,ioa q. his visrs o. the -
piraucus qusstioz- Mr Boasr La,
b, IS bsasrsd. may present 70 pro
Ersu. rfessrr.zz hat ths British
vorsr--e-, shcaid zailto.n . re-
csrscs afut1is
Ths ARRIVAL . the nsr German
pro7-ss-s vAich rsre -zPu1sd yss-
ter6sy e ha O. TIE rsr from Bsr-
liz -ss also s-zi;sd r.tA Interest
Ua,fEcizl advises said thzt cAan-
cs.ior Cuzos Suggestions szcluisd
provision tor exts zsicr e th= uc-s-
tcriuz granted c,adi.isusily u7s-
the rscsz. pzvZszt q t-sssu-T
notes 70 BeiEinz The eKes-s.c-
tie Gsrus1 z,vsrzzs-t Il held =
believe. sho-ia 20 ssyozE TIE
Brussels c-zts-=1ca cn tAe Erc1-d
that the fzfars os he Ts1ara,oas
cussilcz hirEsd q TIE o1tSaus Ct
TIA, gathering
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HIGH TAXES HERE TO STAY

The significant portion q the
Presidents budget report ! his
rei,eraiion q the patent truth
ita, reduction IN Federal ex-
pendiiures has touched bottom
and that further decreases can
not Be anticipated with auy
great confidence
The day Of the billlon-dollar
Congresses ended when America
recognizei a stale Il war with
Germany Our participation in
the World War Saddled this
country with expenses that viii
be the legacy of another gener-
ation Of taxpayers We may
sigh ever 50 ei0Qusn'ly for the
good old DAYS when Federal
taxes were low and outlays were
ANAL Thoss days have passed
never 70 return.
President Harding directs az
,tention TO the fact that virtually
;wo-thirds Of the annual budget
represents fixed charges That
i 10 say. practically two-'hiris
Of our annual outlays has al
ready been determined for rs.
We cannot avoid such expendit-
ures unless we wish 70 accept a
policy Of repudiation and Of
paralysis of Federal functions.
There are many necesszrv *
penSes which cannot be regarded
aS fixed charges and yet they
are demsnded by every eonsid-
Grafton Of progress and enlieht-
ened Sefishuess. Failure on the
part Of the Federal government
10 make these annual outlay,
Be counterfeit economy
TT would mean costly sbridge
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NEW WAY TO
BECOME C0RPULE\I


Kansas City. SO. Dec a jury il
federal c0arz must determine wether
an injury which Mrs. Caitweii =.
asserts she suffered n railroad
crash. Is responsible for her sxces-
sire weight. Shs asserts thar she
weigh SIS pcunds. 7irs. Caldwell S
suing Chicago and Alton railroad
company for s50.es6 damsges- She
claims that che q the ralirozds
sxitvoh engines struck motor car Z
whlch she vas riding and that an
en6ocrine gland caused excessive o.
esity. Shs asserts IN her petition tAas
shs weighed 80 Po1-ds a he tine
Of the accident. Desember q. ls-s-
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ment AZ Federal activity
TIE American people may -
well reconcile themselves 20 the
permanent fact VI high taxes
All the talk in which wc NAY
indulge viii not avail sgaiust the
stubborn fact that heavy Federal
taxes are here tQ STAY rs sad
lis true bus true Us nererihe-
IL.
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0\E MAN FATALLY
MI RED N WRECK

Cazrlesioa. 5. C.. Dec e-oae nau
VAS fatally in.urss and 8 sccre .
ether PERSONS wcrc more or less
slightly Injured ~hen the secent ser
ton a fast passenger train NJ s.
= TIE Atlantic Coasi Inc raii--ai
crashed Into the rear end ~ a .cca,
passenger train darias a heavy Tor
a. Hanlh stat-n shortly amer seven
o'clock this mcrring
I r Edwards q, Sumter. s G. died
several hours later at . local h-s-
pi,ai