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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-03-31
R. E. KNIGHT G. SON

Proprictors Of Alerandria's Greatest
! Mercantile Emporlatm-"We Sell
Something of Most Everything"
Find Business Improving and Pros
poets Bright for Future.
Alexandria is recovering from the
effects of the depression which has
affected business throughout the coun-
try.
There is no better evidence of this
fact that the increasing trade of the
firm of R. E. knight & Son, prop
rietors of Alexandria's leading gen
eral mercantile and hardware store,
and from reports received by Mr.. r.
E. Knight from his associates in the
Retail Merchants Association of Vir-
ginia of which he is president.
The Knight business was estab-
lished in May 1895 on compare
lively small scale and has grown to
extensive proportions through the in
auguration of modern business meth
DDS, and progressive management.
We sell Something of Every
thing" is the motto of the store, and
although it specializes in hardware,
paints, and oils, sporting goods, etc.,
there is found in its mammoth stock
other lines of merchandise essential
to the convience of the home and the
farm.
These include tinware, chinaware,
kitchen utensils, tools, bicycles, sta
tionery, toilet articles and prepare
tions, aluminium ware, Sporting goods,
paints and varnishes, Ice cream
freezers, magazines, and tobacco
The store occupies four floors Of a
large modern brick building and its
stock is we'll arranged for the in,
spection of its customers. The gen.
eral assortment of its stock including
the best merchandise in every line
makes the store popular trading
center for out-of-town shoppers anc
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-03-31

no concern in Alexandria is better
known among the people OF Northern
Virginia who makes a practice OF
shopping in Alexandria.
The business of this firm IS built
on service and orders are delivered
within a radius of twenty-five miles
of Alexandria A large motor truck
is provided for this purpose.
The firm usually employees eight
clerks but during the last, two months
of the year it had fourteen on its pay
roll.
Mr.. R. E. Knight is one of the most
prominent retail merchants IN Vir-
ginia. He has taken an active part
in the organization and maintenance
of the Virginia Retail Merchants As
ISOLATION, now serving as its presi-
dent. He is recognized as a man Of
forward ideas in the handling OF mer-
camille problems, recognizing that CO.
operation and service are essential IN
building up confidence of the public.
Mr.. Knight has been active in pub
lie affairs in the city for a quarter
of a century. Ho IS now police
commissioner, is a member of the
Chamber of Commerce, and is promi-
nent in civic affairs. He is an advo-
cate of building ferry across the
Potomac, connecting Southern Mary
land and Virginia. No man stands
higher in the commercial and mercan-
tile world and he is recognized for
his progress and public spirit.
Mr.. F. Clinton Knight, junior men,
be. of the firm, is member of the
Kiwanis Club, the Masons and Red
Men, and of the American Legion, be-
ing leader among the younger bust
ness men.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-03-31

experienced clerks and operates two
automobile trucks for the delivery of
orders.
Mr.. Reed is a widely known citi-
zen OF Alexandria, is a member of the
Chamber of Commerce and Kiawanis
Club, and is affiliated with the Ma
sons, Travellers Protective NAssocia-
ton, Elks, and Red Deer.
AS member of the city council
Mr.. Reed is leader in movements
for public improvements. He is an
advocate of the King Street White
Way and the new public highway
to Fairfax Court House and is {
public servant vino believes in serv
ing the public.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-03-31
SAUNDERS AND SON
Are RoW Listed Among the Largest
and Most Progressive of the City'S
Je1geiers.

From store that boasted of
few thousands of dollars worth OF
stock to display of jewellery, silver
ware, cut glass and other articles
carried by up-to the minute jewel
ers, mounting into the hundeds of
thousands of dollars in worth is the
story of the progress made during
the past sixteen years, by Saunders
G. Sons, one of the city's leading jew
elery stores.
The store of Saunders & Son was
opened in 1906 at its present loca-
ton, 629 King street. The business
has always been under the active and
efficient managership Of Mr.. Floyd
Saunders, the junior partner and that
it has prospered during the interven-
ing years is evidenced by the fact that
the stock carried at the present time
is worth many times what the orig
inal display of jewclry was listed at.
Mr.. Saunders has always been one
of the first in the city to get actively
behind every new movement for the
bctterment of the city and has justly
earned the title of being one of the
progressive boosters for Bigger and
Better Alexandria.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-03-31
THE MUTUAL ICE COMPANY

80 --t...-. (. : Z =
One of the largest Ice Manufac-
turing plants and Reieing Station for
perishable products, IN the country,
located in Payne street, extended,
Potomac Yards.
One of AleXandria's greatest as
sets as distributing point and COM
mercial transportation center, is the
large and modern Ice manufactur-
ing plant of the Mutual Ice Company,
an organization which has won for
itself a wide reputation for manu-
featuring pure ice and as bottlers of
the celebrated Mico drinking water.
Incorporated in 1900 on COM
parative small scale with plant
located at the corner of Cameron &
Union streets, with duly cap
acity of 40 tons, their business has
SO greatly increased, necessitating
the construction of the large plant
in Potomac Yards, with a yearly
capacity of $4,000 tons; a storage
capacity of nearly 10000 tons and
employing Is to 200 men during the
season. In 1921 more than $4,000
cars Of perishable products We're re-
iced at this station.
While the company operates seven
trucks and ten route wagons in the
city and suburbs, it has seven service
stations so distributed throughout
the city that, with few exceptions,
no one has to go over three squares
TO the nearest station, where ice can
be bought at plant prices.
The plant is one off the largest in
the south, and it's sanitary arrange
ments are Of superior character. It's
water is taken from two artesian
wells, one 401 feet deep from which
the famous Mico water comes, and
the other is 256 feet deep.
Since the organization of the COM
pany, it has never been without a
plentiful supply of ice and Alexandria
IS one of the few cities in the country
where there has never been an ice
famine.
It's shipping and re-icing facilities
are modern and side-tracks are pro-
provided for as many as 81 cars,
where same can be promptly re-iced.
The compression system raw water
type of machinery is used in making
ice and experts have pronounced the
process in use by the Mutual as one
of the best in operation in the country.
About $50 cars of coal are used an
nually, and the plant which is housed
in large brick building covers APP
proXimately three acres Of grounds
including it's garages, stables, etc.
What the Mutual Ice Company has
meant in the development of Alex
andria in the last ten years cannot be
overestimated. 1t has been great
asset and has given the city much
advertisement OF the most favorable
character.
The officers of the company are
Mrs. n. M. Reardon, widow of the
late W. NJ. Reardon, one Of its found
ers, is president; Harry Hammond
general manager and secretary anG
treasurer; and 0. Ashby Reardon
assistant manager.
Mr.. Reardon is member of the
Chamber Of Commerce, all Masonic
aggressive citizen and successful bust
ness man.
Mr.. Hammond is one of the best
-zkaewn ice manufacturers in the coun-
try. He is a native of Alexandria, a
Mason and a meraber of the kiwanis
Club, and it booster Tor the city
All of the officers are advocates OF
the development and expansion Of
Alexandria. They are boosters fol
the King Street White Way, and be
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-03-31

One of the biggest assets in in
creasing the commercial prestige of
Fairfax and in making it more and
more satisfactory trading center for
this section of Northern Virginia is
the firm of Clarke & Adams, for the
last eight years headquarters for the
farmers of Fairfax and adjoining
counties.
The firm also operates modern
flour mill at Vienna with capacity
of fifty barrels daily. The firm IT'S
as distributor for the mills and its
flours and feed are in great demand
in this section because of their purity
and substantial qualities.
The firm also handles grain, wood
and coal at wholesale and retail, and
carries complete line of Listers fer
tilizcrs for which brand it is distri-
butor for Fairfax County.
The members of the firm are
Messrs Edward F. Clarke and Al
fred L. Adams, two of the best known
business men of Fairfax County and
recognized as aggressive factors in
the upbuiding of this section. Mr.
Clarke is a member Of the Order Of
Fraternal Americans and the Masonic
fraternity, and like Mr.. Adams is a
native of Fairfax. Mr.. Adams is al
SO member of the Fraternal Amer
leans.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-03-31

For eleven years the music house
of Alexandria has been recognized
as that presided over by Mr.. j. M:
Reed, one of the leading citizens Of
the city, and located at 611-613 King
Street. where for many years the
we'll known firm of Sanders & Stay
man Company, Incorporated, held
forth.
When Mr.. Reed took over the bust
ness in 1910 he Immediately set about
charging and developing it's impor-
lance, and today he has built up a
business which is confined not to Alex
andria alone but which extends
throughout Northern Virginia and
Maryland.
The house carries complete stock
of high grade pianos, player pianos,
and organs as we'll as the famous
Victor Victrolas, Records, Cabinets,
and Albums. Old violins are a spec
iaIty with Mr.. Reed, and he also han
dies sheet music and musical mer-
chandise.
The line of musical instruments
is the most extensive in the city, ano
the store, which has some 1000 OF
5000 square feet of floor space, Is
equipped with modern sound-proof
booths for the demonstration of Vic
trolaS.
A repair department is operated
and pianos are made moth proof
while expert tuners are employed
Experienced workmen are also sup
piled for packing and moving piano:
and other musical instruments.
Mr.. Reed also handles large line
of athletic goods and sporting par
. aphernalia. He has four courteou:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-03-31
L. B. BRANTLEY
Leadin Electrical Contractor Of
Clarendon and Proprietor of Mod
cru Electrical Supply Rousc-CGr-
ries Large Stock and Is Well
KnoUn.

Increasing demand for electrical
convenierces naturally calls for ex-
pert electricians and installation men
everywhere, and Clarendon and this
section of Arlington County are ex-
ceptionally fortunate in having To-
Gated here Mr.. L. B. Brantly, cleo
trical contractor and proprietor of
a modern electrical supply house at
10S Wilton Boulevard, Clarendon,
Va.
Mr.. Brantlcy who has had more
than eleven years Of experience in
the electrical business opened his bust
ness at Clarendon the first of this
year, and has already built up an ex-
tensive trade and patronize. He
makes a speciality Of house-wiring
along the most up-to-date and care
full lines.
In the store he carries full stock
of electrical appliances, including the
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-03-31

washing machines, perculators, etc.
Mr. Brantly has been resident OF
Clarendon for eleven years and IS well
and favorably known in this section.
He is popular, progressive and pub
lie spirited and is always found ready
and willing to give of his time and
means in support of any cause de-
signed to build up the community.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-03-31

A dry goods expert says that the
number of women who take forty
inch bust seze or over is about a
third of the whole female population.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-03-31

Eeve that the building of perma
facilities, which yeE0Ts tiongani-or
nent roads, increasing transportation
facilities, which means much for the
future of the city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-03-31
j. NJ. REED

Successor to Sanders & Stduman
Company, Dealers in Pianos and 9th
er Musical Instruments-The Music
House OF Alexandria
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-03-31

Australia has no active volcanoes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-03-31
CLARK AND ADAMS

Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Flour
Feed, Grain, Wood and Coal-HeGd-
quarters for Farmers of Fairfa1
County-HandleS Listers Fertile
erS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-04-11
Oceanfvperne.

Sislge ct &abelqram fra ct. Sin.
cent pan De fapoperoiife Der er De TO
portugiiiife MiIitGrflppere, iom be.
timber fig paa Ell Glppetiir til graii'
lien, BEN ste Ipril | bel gebolo OIL
TONNE BERTH. 0ere5 forrige Stoppe-
iteo bar Gas Balmos paa De fanori.
ife Ger.
9e TO oriitiae 6lDpere, 8apteiner.
ne Sacaoura % Gortinbo, forloo 81.
iabon, 9ortueal, al. 7 Woreer
Sorsbas ben foreanaenbe l1ee oe urt'
fom iamme Gags g%ftermiboag til
Gas Salinas paa be fanariife Ger, en-
Oiitance paa ca. 1000 Wtil. Hu er
be aItiaa i pei gebolb anfommet til
be f%apoperbiife Ger, efter paa @runo
al itormfulbt 8eir at babe p9ret for
iinfet flere 9ase | &as Ralmas. Sc
bar MI tilbagelagt oner Salpparten
al 3eiien. Get npite Stoppeiteo er
Gen Fernando Rorotba. Ell Diitance
paa 1890 Dill. Gerfra o. til oct
braiilianife Saitlano er Ifitanoen
blot $50 WtiI. &eiiens Naal er &io
De Saneirn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-04-11

Grpertmenter.

Sra San Irtto1tio, Seras, meboe.
les, at Der al ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
intercollegiate Iioeling / oisie Gage
ioretaaes Ell T9ffe ~interesiante er.
perimeuter. Srlaa 9alIoner fpIote
meb ganoitof ("Spbrogen~) ienoes
parpis op / Ell Ssioe at Is MiI oper
Sapilaben. Sc er foripnebe nleo Ssn.
itrumenter, iom aitomatiif bill notere
9ufttrpffet, S%emperoturen os andre
Sata pebrerenoe SiIitanoene / bisie
bsie &egioner.
galonerre or i~aaleSes ~fonitruere.
De, at Den enc al Dem briiter. rlanr De
bar ronet en- sipen Seioe. Sen on.
oen piI ga alere life furrite bore Beg.
ten al Snitrimeuterne. men bespuber
at bripe l~augiourt neb MOB Soroeii.
gaa @rimo al oen ert~raproinGre
Ssibe, io,u penteS at bile bli naaet,
er Der al Sanoiprligbeb for, Of gal.
loren mee Snitrlimenterne oil fomne
iii at bale reb mango YGI ira San
autpnio, eIIer rettere iast ire Sen /
N9rbeSen belieeenSe 6lppeplaoS.
bporira grperimenterne ioretases.
6or Oct Silf9loe er Ser Ill galouer.
ne ipitet ct grep meo Snitrrrer on.
saaenbe beres 1ilbaeeienbelie.
Ser oil ielpislaelig bli opienot ct
tort IntaI %iaaoanue gallonpar. ba
man MAJ saa no ira. at fanife man.
&c al Dem oil ranm,es al ct eler an.
BET ubelo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-04-11
papen maa fpare.

Som Zoe gpril. Tape Bins for.
fprote ioag, of gatifanet al finan.
iielle Senipn life l9nsere iaa fig
iitanb til at bepilge 2ipspeniion til De
8aroiraler, iont oeltog / Sonflaper.
ne / gnleonins al Bapepalset, iom
oct biotil Dor p9ret Gift og grua,
men of Oct iitebet banoe beiIilttet at
libbetale bier al Dem Ell Slim paa
800 2ire ($18).
De er ogiaa alle % bper iiGr aipet
Ret til for &elten al fit 2ip of babe
pripate &apeIler, bppr De fan boloe
Wesie og liofsre andre firfeIige Sor.
r%etltinaer. Oette Gripilegium blep
ogiaa beoilgct De SefrctGrer, Tom
Ieoiaaeoe Garbinalerne O'gonnen
fra Bottom, Begin fra Canada og
Ooi,sbertp fra philadelphia.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-04-11
"freoen" / Jridne.

Siltroos for BEN npe irife Sreos.
pagt, lom nplig blep a%filuttet % I'M.
bertesnet / 2onbpn, er oct ifruIt be.
penot meb Sreben | Srlanb. Oe
Bibiige eIeInei,ter bar enbnlt life le.
peret fra fig fine Sfpoesreier, o. De
fan fife la bore at brltge Dem. Sper-
Gag blioer nogen ifnbt fra Bag.
bolb. Get er en- rem 8anoitfeioe.
S furrise ltge benegtiseoe nogen
al De 8aleras SiIbnngere fig en- liOen
britiif Eransportoamper / Queens
tomns Sapn og itiaI 400 @eperer,
700 Hepoloerc, 80 WitraIisicr,
100000 8eparpatroner og biperie
Somber % @reier, iom DC fanot
rmboro.
S Sprone County er p9bnebe
Sinn Sem ganoer itaois paaf9roe
ps % af Dem er bIet br9bt os man.
&c Here iaaret al reeul9re trooper.
Wellem lobe Sebrilar % 26oe
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tlitailter % iaaret sc, mems Der al
9atolifer blep orGbt 81 o. Iaaret
115. vi eli megct befieuot fatolif
Samilie McWtabon er ptte Weolem-
mer blct brebt, beribIa,tot Omen
Otc9tabon ielp og fire al bans Ssn.
ner.
Brittle trooper potrulierer III
CT 10 YGl lang StrGfning paa
@r9nien menem litter % Sriitos
ten for at binbre De friserife 4ra.
hater paa besse Sioer al @renien
ira at fonme til bittanoerL.
Zen irife Irme er iplittet baab.
loft. Salt 1920 Wanb bar afIngt
60 paa at bile fi9npe for De @a'
Iera % bans Hepublif alene ug bill
life bore i,oset ON Collins og 9rii-
iitb og Sriitaten. &c fo~rbinoreoe
/ iorriee llse ertbos Iifael Collins
fra at boIbe Sorcbras / GaitIebar,
0tapo County. San maatte afbrpbe
mibt / S~oreoraget og blep iaget no
al 9pen.
@n irif Sarmer, iom | mnnge Iar
bapoe opbolbt Jig / amerifa og last
Tia tiIbeoite Ell liben Sormlte, font
forIcoer biem til litter. Som piloe
fiebe Jig en- Sarm % DO / lit eget
9anb MI, ga BET bar blet frit og ielp.
itGnoi5t.
Wsen iorleoen Dag paffeoe Sor.
meren fine Eager og oenSte tilbdge
ill Imerifa - liben of ba fiebt no.
acn ssarm i Hitter. Set gaar life
an at DO Der for ireoeIige 6olf", Ia
han. "Wine 2anosmGno er for
ifisoesIeie meb Tine Sfpoegreier.
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bpggeligt Of pGre."
Gette er ganife iuuitrererloe.
Sa benne ganoitfrig pil pei fort.
iette Zig MI, inbtil Galget fiiloer
steo ON ct Gar Maaneoer = %
fanife Longer enood.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-04-11
6enudtn0det.
&esierinsen trGffer SfriSt til Sra.
retuselien af an. Snteresicr.
Nnfel Gam itaa Wdnf.

Sf,tIbe oe 9lniereoe paa Sonic.
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Glleaaenoe Si,uoeriugen al Hits.
lonbS ubcnrisife @iGlb, aeter
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/ 9aget paa lise Sob meb .oe atlors
Itagter, berettes Der ira @aibing.
ton.
ut Bet err oe Soreneoe Statcrs
Serliet at itiae ct iaaoant arap fom
for 0agen 2sroag. Der frernfom
nennlig en- officiel l~lotaleIie, bpori
Der blcp eipet ct Sarifo on, of Der,
ifIsllt Dc Sorenebe Stater life CT
fprmtelt repreienteret pau 8onferen'
cen / 8enua, life pil firlne trGfieS
lloeet arrangement, ser life tager
cit tilbsrlist Seuipn til De Soreneoc
Staters Sntcresier.
Sfisnt &eeieringen life er oper'
tIepet pptimiitiif oper lloiisterne
til inarIiee afbetaiinecr paa Der,
liisiiife @iGlb, iaa er ben, beber BET.
l;geiaa libt Ill. iom ba bet eialOt
SpsrgSmalet ON SiIbagebetalinger
ut DC nteo ocn onterifarlifc Sffiipu'
t.onsitprte peo &biteu iorbunont
llogifter, tiliinoS of laoe De Ilie.
rcbe fuloItGnoig operie &c SoreneOc
Staters Sororin9er / De Ylaner, De
maatte enes ON a,saaeitbe Snoori'
tclIen al fine esue Sil9ooebauenoer
Snfel Sam agter at boloe ct poa'
gent gle nteb SinJenes 8alts paa
&ouferencen. Ser bill insen ipecieI
&epr9ientant BIZ ienbt bio, men Der
amerifanife Winilter til StaIien
Scr. GbiIh, pil bIi tiliteoe fra De.
gpnbeliet at. San ifal, beber bet,
anerebe bape faaet beitemte Sil'
itritrer ON at bolbe &eeierinJer
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sc e,ropGiife &eaieringer life pi!
tape Haao til at ignorere De Sore
rleoe Stater / nogen Tlan peorsren'
sc Huslonbs 8~ienreisning, Iom Fan
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ON at erploitere TltSIauo, bill pau
ret fraftigite bli mooarbeioct al ben
amerifanife &eeierin9, erflGreoes
ser. Com laabanne betraater Ste
gieringen De at Sltgo Chimes fore"
i!aaebe BIaner, iom oet amer for
al inoplpere ipecielle baaoe politilfe
% efonomiife 8ripilegier for Spif'
lano.
Ruslanbs @iGlb til De Soreneol
Stoter % ainerifanife ganfinititi'
TONER %arbrager, oplpies Ser, til ONT
trent $3tO,OO0,000 IIeue luloer
aerenitps fortparigc HegieringSti5
tlcp Hllslano foritrilffet meb Saall
eaa tiIiammen 1892, 60t ,297.
Soruben De ca. S6,O00,OO0, iom
tiliammen er Iaa11t Tlislano al S.
Gierport Worem & SO. % Gin
Sortf Of Stem 9orf, bar mango pri'
bate omerifanife Sirmaer betpocltgC
finaniieQe S~SSnteresicr | &lisIanb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-04-11
UYt Suftifib.

Sra Ifron, Ohio, meboeles, at BET
militGre 2ilftifib No. 22t, TOM milo.
lertibig ifal trebe iitebetior "3oma",
iom for Ell fort Sio iioen %erpIooereoe
og foraariasebe Eabet Of fIere Men.
neIfelip, er "lsbet al Stabelen" oa
afleneret til De miIiterc Ipnoiabe.
Der. Oct befinoer fig fortiben paa
Slppeplaoien @inefoct, bpor set al.
better nprmere Srbres fra @aibing.
ton.
Oct er foritrrbGrcnbe set iterite
itprbare 2,tftiftb / Sieneiten og oct
eiieite | 2unbet, Der fol anpenbe Sc.
liurneas.
Oct bar Ell Saitiebeb al 6S Mil i
Simen % en- SIpperabilis paa $500
Mil.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-04-11
Veiv0$ettet.
&esierinsens Sibras til Sssnins Of
gpSe Ganoepeie.
Oct me Yrcgram.

2iberale &esierinssbiorae til
@Mnineen at gobe 2anocpeie er Ut
ret oeiaa for De fonlnlenoe 10 Aar,
cmeno life / fuIot iaa ltor noitr9f.
Ling iom / DC ienere Iar, beretteS
DER ira Baibinston Den Sbe Ipril.
en- pistis Soranoring, Der er bic.
LET ioretaaet / neutrality-suspicious.,
ipm 2srbag bIep foreIast &eprGielt,
~tantbuiet af &eifomiteen. b~egr9nIer
Sioragene til $4,000 pr. Wtl !
1928 % til $4,000 pr. MI / 1924.
Set nprp9renoe Warimiim CT $2O,.
coo pr. Wil, bportil bet for nogIe
Mar iiben blep forbsiet paa @ruro
al De berifenoe a%risspriier paa ollie
ilags Seimateri1iier % De bsie ar.
beibslsnninger.
Sa De i9rifilbte Stater maa poe
ct tiliparenbe 9elsb bar Der bibtil
% altiaa ogiaa / inbep9renoe Iar
funnet anpenbes inotil $4,000 pr.
WiiI, mebens gelebet / 1923 pil BIZ
besraniet til $4,000 os i 1924 til
$4,000.
Sparenlenoene inbeu 9omiteen
isste at faa observation-disclosures ,teO.
lot til $500 pr. 0Gl.
Eli Stptte for benne iin pperorep-
tie SparepoIitif anisrte aumiteen,
ct Eriierne paa Geimaterialer ole.
leoe Dor gaaet betpoelis neo, of Ir.
b%eioslsnnen er falot, og of Doerli.
eere Heouftioner / WaterialerneS
Soften iiffert piI finoe Steb / Ssbet
af ct Iars Sib, eler iua.
Der blep Of Sorfi9mperite for
liberaIe &egierinesbioras I'll Spg'
!tine al CODE 8eie siort ct Sorisg
paa at faa peotaget ct treaarigt Bel.
trogrom, ntett De maatte ilrttelig
labe iie neie meb &omiteens Sor.
flag, Der blot eieIoer for TO Iar.
Yaa Yoitbuogettet er Der opfsrt
en gepilgning al $50,O00,000 ionl
giorae til 8eibpgningen nrite aar.
Taa 8runo az eiloel s@uoringer,
Der bleo foretaset i Senatet, maatte
@illen benpiIes iii Ell &unference.
fomite, bpis Snoitiaine pe1ltes at
Iii f9rbig en- al De nGrmeite Gage.
Set forlpoer / benne Sorbinoelie,
at Der, taar &omiteens Snoitiuing
foreligger, bill bli eiort ct Sorlse /
Hepr9ientantJuiet paa at faa Se.
lsbet forbsiet til $65,O00,O00, ioa.
renoe til oct 9elsb, iom er alltori'
ferret | Seilopen.
Seifomiteens Sorilae inbebolber
Oaioa ct Har andre pigtiee Soran.
trinser. Oen enc faitietter itrengs
Sober, eaer S9neiel, eaer bes5e
Sele for llbferoiseIie al falife Iap.
porter peorsrenbe geiarbeibe. Sen
alben err Ell geitemmelie ON, of /
Silf9lber, bpor &egieringSbiorae Ell
5leoet bepilget til ct pitt @eianl9g,
Ger life paabegpnoes inben Sorls.
bet at ct Iar, ifal 9elebet otter til.
faloe @eneralforbet og igien forbe-
les meIlem De forifielise Stater.
Seniieten meb bernte 9eitemnelIg
er of paoifmnbe 8eiarbeibet inoen De
i9rifilbte Stater.