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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-20
Card PRrty Today.

Mrs. +. u. Hotchkiss. Sr. presi-
cent ~ IN" American Legion AuxII-
l"ry Ios' No. !. has called a meet
inS "r IN" officers and executive com
mite" for Tuesday at 70 o'clock in
the Elucs' Arm"ry. Rusiness Of i'm
porthncc viii he discussed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-20

Tho marines were called out 10 stop nos,aI
rohhcrics. TIL" people formed themselves into
posse on November TO stop tn. tarin rob
hcrs--Ash-viIle citizen
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-20
VIII Attend Wedding.

Mrs Saunders Williamson left YES
t"rday for Banville She vii he
ther" for the ncXt week tn ATTEND
INC wedding or Miss Sea.hols Nnell
|" 'ly'us Marvin. ~ trhana, Ohio.
Wnl'h VIII take place on tho even
lhS ~ thursday. November % Nfrs
VILLA nson was. before hrr n,rri,ro
Miss stuart Holcombe. Of Dsnvillo
IN" mas recently made her home a,
me Stunrt Iall Anhrtnnnfs
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-09
TAH PRoTl PALIVOVEMU
ZAKONU.

= Toledo, O., g., listopadu.-
The Ohio Galleries Company
la George M. Jones Co., dive
zdejsi spolecnosti, jez kontro-
luji sestnact uhelnych dold v
jiznim Ohiu, pozadaly o zapo-
ved' proti palivovemu zakonu,
prijatemu We zvlastnim Ease
danf sn6mu. Jako divod uda-
vaji, re jest zakon omen ne
tistavnim. Slyseni bude kona-
no pred trent federalnimi
soudci spolecne zasedajicimi.
O zalobe, jez podana jest pro-
ii verejnemu zalobci okresu
Lucas, guy. Davisovi. general
nimu navladnimu Price-ovi a
palivovemu administrator ].
Nealovi, spolecnosti udavaji,
ze v jejich dolech Sc tezi
|2, 500, 900 tun uhli rocn6.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-09

mokrate z % sest svych kandi
datI. V pfitomne snemovne po
slanecke vSichni kongresnici z
Ohia jsou republican,.
Dnes jeste nenf lpln3 jisto,
zdali prisedicim vrchniho SOU
du byla zvolena Florence Alle-
nova 2 Clevelandu. Jest maly
rozdil hlasu mezi nj a nejbliz-
sim soupefem, nyn9jsim soud-
Gem Houghem. Slecna Alleno-
va uchazela sc o zvoleni jako
neodvisla, ackoli Sc hlasf k de-
mokraticke stran3.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-09
100000 vETSINY PROFIT
PIVNlMU DODATKU.

Hlasy z venkovsktch pre-
cinkto, jez zataly dochazeti
az po vysledcich z MIDST. zaji-
Silly rdzhodne vitezstvf pro SUI
che V ztternich volbac ch. DQda-
tex K btatnf 1stav9 dovol6jicf
vyrobu a prodej napojd obsa-
hujicfch 23l procent alkoho-
lu die vahy, byl porazen vetsi-
nou, jez dosahne 10000 neb
vice, az vsechny hlasy budou
spocitany. DIE zprav re 7.461
precinkti z S,142 We state, pro
pivni dodatek bylo odevzdano
$50, ,428 hlasd a 787, ,583 proti
nemu, coz jest vetsina $4,000
hlasi. Ze vsech mestskych pre-
cinkth dosly zpravy nvni re-
portuji venkovske precinkty,
skoro smahem suchem "1ze-
mi". v okresu Cuyahoga ode
vzdana v9tsina 45,862 pro IL
beralni dodatek.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-09
PRVNf VYSLANEC v
RUSKU..

Moskva, Z. listopadu. - Hra
be Observation-Disclosures, jme-
novany nedavno n6meckym vel
-vyslancem pro Rusko, zaujal
sve postaveni zde dnes "a OBJ
vyklych formalit. Hrab9 Rant
Eau byl clenem mirove nemec-
ke komise, kterehozto clenstv{
Sc vsak We Versailles vidal,
poncvadz mirov& smlouva zda
la Sc mu byti velmi prisnou. Ia
to podepsana tudfz bez neho a
cd te DOLBY byl hrab9 Rantzau
povazovan v Nemecku "a hrdi-
nu a president Ebert jeho pova
lecne "zasluhy" velvyslane-
ctvim odm6nil. Je zkusenym
diplomatem.
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coMPERs Sc RADUJE.

Washington, 8. listopadu.
Vysledky volebnf jsou ''vel-
kolepym vitezstvfm z&sad hl&-
sanych Americkou Federacf
Prace," Samuel Gompers, pred
seda zmfn9ne organisace pro-
hlasil dnes. "Jeden "a dru-
hSm staff obh&jci privileje, la
koty, 1tisku a zp&tetnictvf
kraeeli vstfic por&zce. Nucen&
|prace, zapov9di, Slapanf dsta-
Wy a z&konI, zeleznicnf pra-
covnf rada, prodejnf dan, sub
vence lodnfmu trustu - to jsou
veci, jez tax rozhodne odsou-
zeny byly volicstvem v ltert. "
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-09
POUZE JEDNA lena ZVO.
LENA DO eKONcRESU.

Chicago, 8. 1istdpadu. - Pi.
Winifred Mason Huckova, dee
ra dffvejsiho kongresnfka VII
llama Masona, jenz zemfel v
trade, byla zvolena pri vcerej-
sich volbach do narodni sn9-
movny poslanecke. Oznamuje
Sc vsak, ze slecna Alice Ro-
bertsonovaz Oklahomy, zvole-
ma do pfitomneho kongresu
pred dvema roxy, byla letos
porazena. We tfinactem di-
striktu statu' Indiany slecna
Kathleen O'Keefe-ov& je je-
nom o n9kolik hlasd "a nynej-
Sim kongresnfkem Hickeym q
nenf vyloucena moznost, ze po
drobne spocitani hlasd bude v
iejl prospech.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-09

ZV0LEM DONAHEY-HO zAJlSTENO.
JEEIO NETSnlA MAD THOMPSONEM
ASI $4,000 HLASU.
PIvNf DODATEK STATNf USTAvE PORAzEN
OHROMNOU VETSINOU.

Columbus, O., 8. listopadu.
A. Victor Donahey, dfivejsi
statni auditor, bude guverne-
rem Ohia. Ones casne rano,
kdy doSly- zpravy ze vsech vo-
lebnfch precinktd We state, kro
me 81, jeho vetsina mad repu-
blikanem q. A. Thompsonem 2
Clevelandn, jest 1866 hlasI.
uplne zpravy obdrzeny re Sc
dmdes&ti okresG z 80 We state.
Dosavadnf vysledek jest
Donahey, 8O7,751; Thompson,
792,235. z ostatnich kandid&-
td pro statni lrady byl podle
vseho zvolen jediny demokrat,
dffv6jsf mfstoguverner Earl D.
Bloom z Bowling Green, jenz
kandidoval pro tentyz lrad.
-Gener&lnim navladnim podle
vSeho byl zvolen republican C,
C. Crabbe, pdvodce statnihe
sucheho zakona, jenz die Hei;
posledn9jsfch zprav mel 6d4,.
318 hlasd proti 592, 1897 ode.
vzdanym pro jeho demokrati-
ckeho soupefe, S. M. Younga
z Clevelandu. Ia statniho Sc
kretare a pokladnika byli zvo-
leni republican,, jak jiz vcera
oznameno.
VetSina republikanskeho
kandidata "a spolkoveho sena-
tora, S. D. Fessa, mad jeho de-
mokratickym souperem, nynej
sim senatorem Pomerenem, do
sahne $4,000 hlas6. V 8,04e
precinktech z 8,142 We state
obdrzeli: Fess, 777,223; Pome.
rene, 729,697. Do narodni sne.
movny poslanecke zvolili de.
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s6slsstasG = 3 q ~,
lovy a1rooance, ravi lord
CqfxoGa.

Cafihrad, s. listopadu. Neu-
stale usilovani nacionalistic-
kych aifad1 O zrusenf mezispo-
jenecke kontroly policie, eel
mic, zeleznic a censury mad tu-
reckymi casopisy pfiostrilo ma
novo situaci, Zde panuje mine
nj, ze spojenci budou donuceni
prohlasiti stav oblezeni. Pod
mofske lano Eastern Telegraph
Co. bylo pfet'ato ma kemalov-
ske stran9 Canack&ho pasma v
Male ASH q .Turci odepfeli "a.
dost spolecnosti ku spraveni
lana.
Londyn, 8. listopadu. Situa.
ce v Cafihrade jest zamlzena
n&sledkem zastavenf spojeni
mezi tureckym hlavnfm me-
stem a Londynem. Velmi male
zprav doslo Cd dterka. Nejpo-
sledn9ji ozn&meno 2 Carihra.
du. ze Angorska vl&da trva na
svych pozadavcich, aby spojen
,ci vyklidili mesto.
Pokud zn&mo, spojenci jsou
dosudsve shode. v&4nost situa'
ce ma blfzk&m vychode byla
zdnraznena lordem Curzonem,
jenz v feci pfoslovene dnes
prohl&sil. 3e spojenci nehodla.
il dele trp6ti arrogance Turkd
q ze tito pfijdou * smutnyn
konc1p. postavi-li Sc proti sile
Velke Britanie a moci Evropy.'
'"N&roky Turkt nemohou
byti, dale trpeny. Nemaji zad
nkho ospravedlnenf . jsou y
razkou spojencd avtzvou = dt
boje Evrope," pravil lord Cur
zon.
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vRAH JEST PRY IMAM.

New Brunswick. N. j.. 8. IL
stopadu. - Skutecnt vrah rev.
Edwarda w. Halla a pf. Mill
sove, vtdkyne peveckeho sbo-
ru v. jeho kostele, byl ztotoz-
men, die prohlasenf detektiva
Masona, jenz pom&ha We vyse-
tfovanf w. "A. Mottovi, zvlast-
nimu navladnfmu ustanovene-
mu guvernerem. Podivne pou.
re lest, ze vrah nebvl dosud
zatcen, nNbrz v9c bude pred
lozena velke porot3 okresu So
merset, jez seide se co nejdn-
We, ably vyslechla vsechno sve.
dectyf v tos1to pfSpade.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-09


hovatele zmfrneni prohibice do
sahli uspechu aspon We ctyrech
statech Unie, die zprav zde az
dosud obdrzenych. V Illinoisu,
kde dosly vysledky asi polo
vice statu, pro navrh ma zmfr-
neni prohibice odevzd&no 600,-
900 hlasi a 100000 proti. V
New Jersey zvolen senatorem
ohromneho vft9zstvf ma platfor
me, kterou Sc dozaduji povole-
nj piva a lehkych vim. Missouri
zvolil senatora Reeda, zapfisa-
hleho nepritele prohibice a v
New Jersey zvolen snatorem
guv. Edwards, rovnez odpdrce
prohibice, jenz porazil nynejsi-
no senatora Frelighuysena,
jednoho z nejpevn6jsich stou-
pencil presidents Hardinga. Ia
ke vyhrali "mokfi" v Mas
sachusetts, kde porazen navrh,
aby statnf prohibicni zakony
uvedeny byly v soulad fede-
ralnimi. v Minnesota porazen
i Volstead, "otec" sucheho "a
kona, ale ma jeho mfsto byl zvo
len Rev. O. J. Kvale, ktery jest
prt jest9 "sussf", nez-li Vol
stead.
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rs PLAvco zAHYNULo.

Londyn, 8. listopadu. Neste-
sti v Severnim mofi, jez 81 W.
zadalo zivoty dvaceti peti ne
meckych plavcd, kdyz nemec-
ka LODI Sc potopila "a hrozn@
boure, bylo sem ozn&meno dnes
z Grimsby. Jeden nemecky pla
vec zachraneny britickou ry-
bafskou lodi pravil, ze byl tim
jedinym poznstalym z muzstva
o 26 clenech.
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TROCHU DIE MAbARSKE.
HO VZORU.
v Chicagu zbujnici pfepadli
volebni osudi Z odnesli hlaso-
vaci lfstky.

Chicago, 8. listopadu. Osm-
nact muz1, ozbrojenych revol-
very, vedenych pry statnim
poslancem Lawrencem O'Brie-
mem, demokratickym kandida-
tenn O znovuzvoleni, pfepadlo
volebni osudi v O'Brienovu dis
triktu q odnesli urnu s hlasova-
cimi listky a z&roveh scftacf
archy vcera pozd9 vecer.
Pozd9ji, Samuel Marizzio
pfijel pred radnici 8 hlasovaci-
mi listky. Pravil, ze zbujn(ci
jej zastavili, vhodili hlasovaci
lfstky do jeho automobile a ma
fidih mu, aby jel k radnici. Ma
rizzio byl zadrzen, aby mohl
byti podrobneji vyslychan ma
celnik policie Fitzmorris nafi-
dill zatceni O'Brienovo. Diva pc
liciste, kteff konali straz pfi
volebnim osudi, byli suspendo-
vani a soudcove a klerkove
watt ma stanici.
v O'Brienove distriktu We.
den byl ostry z6pas mezi dive.
ma demokraty a dvema republl
kany o tfi mista We snemu. Y
dob9 pfepadeni, die sdelenf vo'
lebnfch 1fad1, Bernard Con.
lon, druhy demokrat, mel 58e
hlasn a O'Brien dvacet pet.
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z IRSKYCH DOJo.

Dublin, 8. listopadu. Repu-
blik&ni zah&jili novou ofensi-
WI guerillov6 valky proti vol
sku Svobodn&ho St&tu v zapad-
MIN Irsku, die zpr&v obdrze-
nych zde dnes. Brig&dnf gene
raj nepravidelnych ! sedmnact
voj&kt bylo 4zajseo vojskem
Svobodnkho St&tu blfze BALM
robe, okres Mayo. MI dtoku ma
svatebnf druzinu.
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nj kfest' ansk6 iednoty-koalice
tff nacionalisticktch stran -
bude mfti pracovnf vetSinu. To
to jsou prvnf vseobecne vo1by
v novem Polsk@m state . pet
stran by1o Y mich 2 poll
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vOLBY v POLsKU.

varsava, 8. listopadu. Nel-
pine zpravy o vSsledcfch nedel
Mich vSeobecnych voleb do sne-
mu naznaGuji, ze strana n&rod-
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Casne z vecera ctyri bandite
prepadli republikanskys hlavni
stan We 80. vard6, oloupili vo-
lebni pracovniky a unikli asi
$4,000.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1922-04-06
by attending the service.


The vacant lot on the west
side of the square has been
cleaned off. and will be used as
a tennis court, The love game
will then be played by the
younger set.
Misses Otha and Ora Smith,
Blanch Tinsley, Ethel Bolen,
Sallie Myers, Mrs. Mauoe Nc
Coin. Prof. J. H. Cox, J. F.
Gaines and ]. B. Beck, are in
Nashville attending the Tenn.
essee Teachers Association.
R. A. Montgomery. who went
to Nashville last week, was
operated on at st Thomas Hospi,
tai, Monday, for appendicitis.
The operation was successful,
and he will be at home in two
weeks.
A. G.. Whitefeld. of Clayton,
N. NJ, was in town Friday.
He has been the guest of Mr..
H. c. CLARK, near Bagdad for
two weeks. He reports the
Jackson county people at Clay
ton, doing we'll. Mr.. Whitefield
will be here for some time.
The Cross, as Jesus See 1t, "
is the subject for Sunday night
at the Methodist church. The
people of Gainesboro should not
fail to hear the strong gospel
message being presented each
Sunday night.
The supreme court confirmed
the sentence of Patrick Chaffin,
and he began his term of two
to ten years in the, state prision
Monday. Chaffih was convicted
last November for killing Bed
ford Chaffin two years ago on
Erron's branch.
Mrs. B. L, Quarles received
several pots of flowers from her
son, John Landcn, who is work
ing in Nashville. as a token that
he hadn't forgotten her birth.
day. 1t is a fine thing to re-
member mother with flowers.
1t speaks volumns for him.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1922-04-06

N. w. Herod, of Willette, was
here this week on business.
Work on the new store house
of Luke Dennis on the north
side of the square is progressing
rapidly.
Miss Bonnie Shoulders is
spending the week end in Gala
tin, the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Hurbert Young.
Jim and Will Stamps and Mr..
Gentry. of Cookeville. were try
ing their luck at fishing Wednes-
day. but had little success.
Mrs Will Stamps spent the day
with Mrs. J d Lofts.
Rev. K. A. Early will preach
at Rough Point, Sunday morning
April 8. The public is invited
to attend. You will be benefited
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1922-04-06

vile, was a pleasant caller at
this office, Monday.
Chas Brown and son, Sam
Taylor. made a trip to
Granville, Sunday.
Gore Sadler. of Nashville, is
the guest of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. w. f. Sadler.
Rev. K A Early will preach
at Woodrow fourth Sunday after
noon.
Mrs Will Byrne has returned
to GAINESVILLE, after a visit with
her sons, DIR and Will Byrne.
Prof. Jackson and son, of
Granville, were here Sunday, the
guests of his daughter, Mrs. C C
Gore.
Tanlac relieves rheumatism by
removing the cause. Anderson
& Halle, Gainesboro, Tenn. Ad-
.vertisement.
DR.. A. D. Byrne has rearrang-
ed the interior of his Office and
added much to its appearance by
the decorations of the walls and
granting the floor.
The High school closed Thurs
day and Friday of this week to
allow the teachers to attend, the
annual meeting of Tennessee
Teachers Association in sess-
ion at Nashville.
This Tanlac is really the first
medicine | have ever taken that
does what they say it will do, /"
said j. F. Holly. Lexington, KY.
Anderson & Halle, Gainesboro
Tenn. Advertisement.
Miss LYDIA sCummins assisted
Garland C. Jackson. County Reg
ister, Friday and Saturday. in
finishing up a large volumn of
work. which had accumulated in
the office.
MIR. and Mrs. ]. P. Jenkins,
of R-4, were in town Thursday.
Mrs. Jenkins was having some
dental work done. Mr.. Jenkins
called at this office while here
and added his name to our mail
ing list.
B. C. Jones, of Cookeville, is
confined to his bed at the Tardy
Hotel from the replase of the
flu. Mr.. Jones was taken sick
Saturday while in town en- route
home. He had an attack of flu
in January from which he had
not recovered.
H. B. Reeves, of Jamestown,
Tenn, is here with his family
for ten days. The new bank, Of
which Mr.. Reeves is cashier
will be open for business The
first of May. The opening of the
bank has been delayed owing tt
the delay of receiving the fix
lures.
George L. Tessey, a well
known Buffalo mechanic, said h,
had gained twelve pounds; hi
wife had gained twenty.sil
pounds and his daughter wa
gaining every day. by takin,
Tanlac. "A derson &c Halle
Gainesboro, Tenn. Advertise
ment.
Mrs. W. C. Roberts returned
Monday from Oneida, Tenn.
where she was called by thu
serious illness of her grand
daughter, Ella Watson, ten yeal
old child of Mrs Nellie Watson
Mrs. Roberts stopped over a
Monterey for a short visit with
relatives.
Farm for Sale
rs acres in 7th district Of
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1922-04-06


ness
L. NJ. Bolts was in Nashville
several days last week on bust
ness.
VIII Casstety, of North
Springs, was here Saturday on
business.
Mrs. and Mrs. G.. w. Birdwell,
of Jennings Creek. were in town.
Saturday
Jack Young, who has been
low with pneumonia for several
days. is improving,
John E Gist has returned
from Nashville, where he has
been taking treatment under
DR.. Savage, the eminent eye
specialist.
w. 7. Hensley. merchant of
Cookeville Rs, was business
caller at this office. Saturday.
John w. Fox, prominent far
mer, of R-3, made the editor a
call Saturday while in town.
r. L. Draper, leading mer-
chant of Whitleyville, was a
business visitor in town, Friday.
Mrs. Ola Johnson has been the
guest of relatives at CooKeville
and Buffalo Valley for several
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Halle,
of near Gallatin, were the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. II. R. Halle,
Sunday.
Mrs. V. B. Brooks. of R-4,
was shopping in town Saturday
with her mother, Mrs. M. B.
Smith.
Miss Annette Draper. of 7. P.
l., school spent the weekend
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
I. J. Draper.
Mrs. G. C. Gore and baby
were the guests of her parents.
Prof. and Mrs. Jackson at Gran
vile last week.
Mrs. Grover Halle has Joined
her husband here. They are
staying with Mr.. Haile's parents,
Geo. G. Halle and wife.
Miss Sallie Waddle has resum-
ed her position as operator at the
local telephone exchange, after
an illness of two weeks.
]. W. Chaffin, merchant and
Justice of Peace. of the 18th
district. was business caller at
the Sentinel office. Saturday.
Our genial friend. J. B. Bill
ingsley, of R-3, was in town
Saturday and Monday, and as
usual had time to call at this
office.
H. Grady Gore and C. C. Gore
returned Saturday from a
trip to Nashville, Gallatin and
Lebanon, where they transacted
legal business.
DR.. S. B. Fowler. of Hender-
sonville, was the guest of H. L.
Baugh and family several days
this week. His many friends
was glad to see him.
Ed Johnson and Lee Sadler
Darwin returned Saturday from
an extended visit with relatives
in Oklahoma and Texas. The
boys had an enjoyable trip.
Mrs. Tennie Roddy, who has
been spending several weeks
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
]. A. Williams. has returned to
her home in Nashville. MIR.
health has improved.
Miss Mildred Cox. who holds
the position of music instructor
with the Dowelltown High
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1922-04-06
8thlr Tlrnngllta fur thp Illprk

THE ONLY SAFE TRUST:.-.Some trust in charots.
and some in horses: but will remember the name
of the Lord our God Psa 20; Z
JOY FOR WEEPING:---His anger endureth but
a moment: IN his favor is ilte: weeping may endure
80: 5.
TRUTH MAKES FREE: Then said Jesus If We
continue in my word then We my disciples indeed;
and We shall know the truth and the truth shall make
you free John 8: 81, 30
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1922-04-06

FOR SHERIFF. The Sentinel is au
thorized to announce John l.. Clemens,
of the 9Th district, as a candidate for
Sheriff of Jackson County, subject to
the action of the WOMEN and men
voters at the. regular election. August
3rd. 1922
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1922-04-06

FOR SHERIFF Sentinel is au
thorized to announce JOHN w. STAF-
FORD, of the lst district, as a
candidate for Sheriff of Jackson Coun-
ty. subject to the action of the women
and men voters at the regular election,
August 3rd, 1922.
The New York herald., 1922-09-04
SOVIET-BRITISH DEAL
NOT YET CONCLUDED
No German Concessions Are
Effccti1e, Says Agent.

Special Cable TO THE NEW YORK HERAtp.
Copyright. l9eg. by THE NEW YORK HERALp.
New York Herald Bureau.
Berlin, sept. 3.
The deal between the Soviet and Les
lie Urquart the CHAIRMAN of the Russia
Asiatic Corporation Ltd. which Is in
terested IN the Donetz Basin coal mines,
and head Of the British Claimants Com
mission. was not concluded. according to
NJ StamonialSoff, the Soviet's CONNER
cial representative in Berlin. This con-
tradicts the British report that a deal
had been closed involving a $4,000, 900
loan by the British Government.
Stamonial1off admitted that Urquart
had conducted extensive negotiations
with him and Krassine and said: Last
year Urquart went home from Moscow
disgruntled because both he and the So
Wet Government wanted too much. Re
Gently, however, there has been evident
on both sides a greater spirit of com
promise and it appears now that an
agreement is likely within the near
future"
The Germans are afraid to enter into
any extensive deals with the Russians
without the consent of the Allies,
Stamoniakoff said that was one reason
for the refusal of Germans to invest
real money in Russia. He said he had
negotiated more than $50 concessions
sought by the Germans in Russia. many
The New York herald., 1922-09-04
GERMAN BANKERS
TIGHTEN UP CREDIT
Warn Manufacturers They
Must Cut Production or
Shift for Themselves.

Ersotur Gable to THE NEw YoRK HEn,LD.
Copyright, 1899. by THE NEW YORK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau.
Berlin. sept. 3. !
II German manufacturers intend to
continue their present high rate of pro-
duction they must shift for themselves.
a leading banker told THE New YORK
HERALD correspondent to-day. The
largest companies are now unable to
obtain credit from their banks Call
money is from IL to % per cent. where
The banks are paying less than half
of their own drafts in marks and the
bankers cannot see how it Is possible
to meet the money stringency Unless
the collapse OF the mark is stopped.
The number of notes in circulation now
is but half that before the war. estimat-
ing at the true value of the mark,
which is but one four-hundredth of its
normal value. There are now 2t5. .000
100000 notes In circulation and Of these
1t Is estimated that 60,000,0o0.000 are
held abroad and a similar amount
boarded at home. leaving but 100000
100000 notes in real circulation. The
printers strike caused a shortage of
$4,000, 600, 900.
> The armies of occupation take about
one-fifth OF the total of German notes
in circulation. Poland receives large
quantities of German marks because of
DanEig. and Polish Upper Silesa also is
using Germany currency. The new wage
increases for the miners of the Ruhr
alone represent 12,000.0 .000. 900 in three
months, while the State employees re-
quire 100000. 100000 increase. The Ger
man Government is confronted with the
physical impossibility of meeting these
demands, although increasing the num-
her of marks printed daily from 1,000.-
100000 TO 3,00o.000.00 Even the in
dustries which have kept large amounts
OF foreign moneys abroad TO cover the
payments for raw mateTials six months
ahead are handicapped because they
cannot get the paper money necessary
to meet their weekly pay rolls at home.