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Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1922-03-31
Superstition Common.

Book learning and intelligence seem
10 have nothing to do with belief in
charms. In Roman days Sulla would
not move a step unless he carried with
him his small gold figure Of Apollo.
which was his amulet. In the present
day in New York city construction en-
rineer OF more than local reputation.
ana the most matter-of-fact type Of
person possible in most ways. care
fully changes from one suit to the 9TH
er u tiny gold hand that was given to
him by an old wolnan near the front
lines In FRANCE.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1922-03-31
Explanations.

= never does take man long u
sxllai1 wien he is right or thinks b.
right II Is when man gpes
wrong that great Iarx explanations
srSyeoded
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1922-03-31
immense Cold storage plant.

Chicago has one cold storage plant
which will accommodate 21,O00 tons
Of Meat.
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issued for subscriptions:
The Washington times., 1922-09-24
VIRGINIA REALTORS
MEET At ROANOKE
Convention Will Be Held on
October 6 and 7, With
Governor Guest.

ROANOKE, Va, Sept. 23.-Real
estate dealers throughout the State
are manifesting much interest in the
preparations for the annual conven.
ton for the Virginia Real Estate
Association which will be held here
October 6 and Z. An interesting pro-
gram has been arranged and a large
attendanceis expected.
Gov. E. Lee Trinkle. who is
scheduled for an address on the
afternoon of October 7 at the bar.
becue on Mill Mountain, near Rom.
oke, and Henry G.. Shirley, chair.
man of the State highway commits.
sion, will speak on the afternoon of
October 6 on the subject Of good
roads.
William Z. Heron, field secretary
of the National Association Of Real
Estate Boards, will speak at the
afternoon session Friday. October 6.
and lead a general discussion dt the
evening Session on the same late.
Bruce Bowe, Of Richmand. who
was chosen head Of the association
at the annual convention here la st
year, will be the presiding officer.
The Washington times., 1922-09-24
Let S550,OO0 Contract
For Handley Schools

WINCHESTER, Va, Sept. 23.--
The Handley schools will be built
at once by J. l.. Grouse. Greens.
boro. N. c., at a cost not to exceed
$550,00, and likely less. according TO
an announcement made by the board
of Handley trustees and the city
school board.
The contractor is under bond to
complete the school plant within n
year from October /. All bids were
held up about a month ago because
none was within the amount Of
money available for building prr.
poses. but slight changes have been
made in original drawings by the
architect, Walter r. Mccormack. Of
Cleveland, Ohio, and the contract
was awarded to Grouse, the lowest
bidder. The schools will be a part
Of the John Handley Foundation,
created by the late Judge John Hand.
ley, of Scranton, Pa, who left nearly
all of an estate of about $4,000, 900
to the city OF Winchester for educa-
tional purposes. The Handley
school project is being developed
along novel lines by Superintendent
p Z. Clerk, formerly Of Cleveland.
The Washington times., 1922-09-24
BELIEVED
. HOPE OF AMERICA
Bumper Crops Will Offset Ef-
fects Of Rail and Coal
Strikes.
BY w. II. ATKINS
international News Service

The American farmer-the back
bone Of American prosperity-pro-
vides the chief hope. through his
bumper crops. that the country can
go through the winter with a mini
mum of handicaps following the twin
industrial strikes.
Ihe farmer, according to officials
Of the Federal Reserve Board, is to
have a good season. He will get
higher prices than last season. He
Will have enough surplus to supply
greateer volume of goods to for.
eign buyers.
While the strikes have cost billions
or dollars in wages and other losses,
the farms have gone ahead by their
increased output in rolling up more
agricultural wealth.
Business Thought Sound.
The Federal Reserve Board fore.
sees many complex problems this
winter, as an outgrowth of the
strikes, although the general bust.
ness situation is believed to be in
herently sound.
Business activity has kept up at
high level relatively, according to
reports of bank agents. Labor dis
turbances have, of course, kept bust.
ness somewhat suspended in many
OF the chief industrial localities,
where railroad and coal labor has
been idle, but the country as a whole
Is on a good footing. the report
declared.
Although the farmers have larger
output and will reap larger prices.
IT Is not improbable that they will
flnd some degree of disappointment
in the rising price movement in dif.
ferent commodity groups. But their
net gains over last year should be
considerable because of their more
favorable crop and price records for
the coming season.
Good Wheat Season.
The corn and spring wheat grow.
ers are having one of their best
seasons for many years. Cotton
growers of the South and Southwest
face prosperous season because of
higher prices and less damage to the
crop than was anticipated from the
boll-weevil. Tobacco planters have
prospects of an excellent crop. Other
crops are considerably above aver.
age.
Banking reports are careful to
stress the fact that the farmers Of
the country buy more than any
other part of the country's popula-
ton. When their purchasing power
is strong it's a good sign Of the
financial and business future, all
experts agree. The retailers and
wholesalers alike feel the buoyant
effect Of the farmers spending.
The Washington times., 1922-09-24
SPAIN RETURNING
To PROSPERITY
Financial Situation Much I'M
proved and Crop condi-
tions Good.

Distinct indicat tions of a revival
OF prosperity in Spain are contained
III cable to the Department of Com
merce from A. NJ. Walker, secretary
to the American commercial at
tache, Madrid The financial situa.
ton Is considerably improved. de.
spite the fall of the peseta during
the past month from 1856 cents
to 1914.
Prices Of public securities are
somewhat higher thsn a year ago,
and sales on the Madrid exchange
have been considerable. The Span
ish Mortgage Bank had a success.
full season and declared a dividend
of 10 per cent, at the same time in
creasing its reserves by $500 900
pesetas.
The revenues OF the Spanish treas
ury for the first four months OF the
present fiscal year April.July, in
clusive) amounted to 10000. 900
pesetas, an increase OF 10000 900
pesetas over the same period of last
year. The principal increases are in
the customs receipts on chicory, al
cohol beer, sugar, and tobacco.
In the Malaga district the grape
and almond crops are good, although
almond prices are low. Recent
heavy rains have failed TO damage
grapes materially. Exports Of olive
oil, goat and kid skins, and almonds
from Barcelona in August showed
considerable increases over August
Of last year.
Cotton imports at Barcelona for
the season ended July 81, 1929.
amounted to 3S5,OO0 bales. 5000
bales above the figure for the pre-
cedinG year. The years consump-
ton was 362, 900 bales.
The Washington times., 1922-09-24
FREE TRADE ISSUE .,
IN PHILIPPINES
islanders Want End of Conn.,
merciaI Advantages to
United States.
BY International Now. Service,

MANILA, Sept. 23.-The Filipino
press is seething over the question Of
free trade with the United States.
which was established by the Payne
Aldrich tariff and has resulted in
the islands marketing about rs per
cent Of their products In America,
while the embroidery industry, sixth
among the leading exports, depends
entirely on the American market.
or Manila hemp the United States
takes, in value, rs per cent and in
quantity 80 per cent.
Judge Juan Sumulong, leader Of
the Democratic party, has suggested
that the Philippines should be given
a chance to prove their economic
independence as a basis for their
political Independence; and so he
thinks the tariff ought to be applied
to American goods, as 1t Is to foreign
goods. or free trade established with
all the world.
I'll Debate, Filipino morning
paper published in dialect and Span
ish, and the Herald, Filipino paper
published in dialect and English,
both gladly back the proposal, Ell
Debate saying: I'm exchange for
sugar tobacco, cocoanut oil and
Manila hemp, which we place on the
American market, America floods our
country with all kinds of manufac-
tured articles, reserving to herself a
sort OF monopoly in our commerce
TO the advantage of her interests.
We are without
any power to choose what is best
for us economically, and we ARE
forced to digest everything America
wants to place on our markets"
The Washington times., 1922-09-24
Stork Brought a Girl.
So Husband Quits Home

NEWARK, n. j., Sept. 23.-"If
our baby is a boy l will be a good
husband to you. II II is a girl l will
leave you," was the threat of Fred
erico Sarno to his wife eight years
ago. according to testimony revealed
by Special Master Bernhard when he
recommended that Mrs. Angelina
Sarno be granted a divorce.
Mrs. Sarno testified her husband
had his bag packed ready to leave
when the baby was born, II II was
not a boy. When he heard the dis.
appointing news Sarno jammed his
hat on his head and departed for
Italy. II wanted to pay my respects
to the King with a boy, a soldier.
and she gives me q servant girl"
The Washington times., 1922-09-24

There will be more war. That is
sure. There has been war for years.
This war will continue. There is a
possibility. even a probability, of a
graf war between the great powers.
That prospect is what makes the
market nervous at times.
How. then. would such a war, IL
II should come, affect the nations
business and the stock which repre-
sents the business? For several rea-
sons. 1t probably should not cause
any big break" or panic" or ''in.
dustrial depression" For two or
three years it probably would even
help businessmen hurt it. Why?
First. because the complete finan-
cial collapse of central and eastern
Europe, in case of a, great war,
would cause only a few tremOrs in
America, and these would be the
worst to be feared at the outbreak
Of the conflict. When nations like
Germany, Austria, Poland and Rus
sia already are known TO be bank
rupt, the mere fact that in n new
war they might throw up their hands
and declare their bankruptcy would
neither be new nor startling. The
worst has happened. The catas.
trophe has been discounted.
The Second Reason.
Second, the reason a great war
would not hurt American business Is
that the war needs Of the fighters
would raise the demand for American
products. This statement requires
no explanation. One has only to re-
call the days of the last great war
to understand what the call would
be for American goods from American
industries. But aren't European re-
sources exhausted? Could France
or Italy or England find the means
TO pay? When pressed, yes.
The nation that can find the
means to fight always in some way
is able to find the money to pay
for the materials and supplies of war.
Even now, after untold poverty and
deprivation, bankrupt Russia and in
solvent Poland find the cash to sup.
prepare those armies for the expected
war.
Means Trade for U. 8.
Third, what a great war in south
eastern Europe would do for Ameri
can manufacturers it would do alsl
for American farming. The harves's q
in Europe are not good. The de
mand for American grain is bound
to be large anyhow. With a great
war drawing labor from the fields
and spreading devastation over
vast areas, that demand would lear
upward and with 1t would rise thr
prices OF the farm products ex
ported from the United Sattes in in
creasing quantities. These facts are
SO well known that already grain
prices in Chicago have gone up In
anticipation Of trouble.
LNonrth onathar In Eli
The Washington times., 1922-09-24
Stock List Irregular
Following Bear Raids
Present Price Level Below That Which Pre-
vailed After Labor Day Recess.
By w. 8. COUSINS.
1t. 1922, by Cosmopolitan News Service

tCopyriEh serVice)
NEW YORK, Sept. 23-The past week has been crowded
with important involving national characters both
sides of the Atlantic and with varying effects finance
business well upon prices of speculative stocks and
On the whole the developments this side Of
the have been favorable while those the other side
have been of to general unseement
in the financial markets of the world.
The Washington times., 1922-09-24

rope would divert to the United
States again the stream of trade
that flows, for instance, from Latin
America to Europe. That trade
grew from less than billion be-
fore the war to $4,000, 900, 900 a year
under the influence of the war.
For the same reasons 1t would grow
again in case of a new war.
The Washington times., 1922-09-24
ADSsagsS ADasgSHHH HHsP" BUSINESS AND FINANCE #7%aaT
War Would Not Affect
American Securities
New War in Europe Would Not Cause Indus
trial Depression in u S., Says Hinman.
LATEST NEWS OF
FINANCIAL WORLD
By GEORGE w. HINMAN.

CHICAGO, Sept 23.-Wha will more war in Europe do to
American securesf How will it affect the stock markets
How influence the business Of the United States9
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-26
MERGETI
LA SCOALA

Luni in 25 cotcnt, la orele I
seara, intre alte scoli de adult
din Cleveland, isi incepe cunsurile
de limba engleza 81 scoala Wa.
verify, situata pc strada w. 58th..
langa Bridge Avenue.
Cursurile Sc predau dc trci ori
pc saptamaIa, L,inia, Marta q
Miercurea, dc la orelc Z seara u
|pana la .. Plata este 2 dofari pc
timp de II saptamani, adica pen
tr 36 de leotii.
Scoala aceasta este c0ndusa de
D-soarele Ruth ii Kelley, prins
directoare si cealaltS ptDfssoAra'
Dansele All predat lee1ii "a seoala
|aceasta 81 Anul trccns y ans ppe.
gatiri speeiale pes1sp pFsdsres
Iimbei snslese II iaaigt6si /.
Meresti de' Vi ipne in rrissa
seara, ca sa pitet e1ieis' =
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-26
CLAsE DE 1NcETATEN1RE.
(HARIIA 4 DouA)
25 septenlbrie 1922.

Clasele dc incetatenire, conduse
de organizatiunca numita THE
CITIZENS BUREAU din Cleve-
land, s'au deschis formal la %
Septembric 1922. Clascle acestea
sunt pentru barbatii 81 fcmeile
carl si~au scos primcle hartii 81
doresc sd Sc prepare pentru exa-
minarca finala, ca sa-si poata
scoate 81 hartia doua. Ele vor ii
Gesc}tise odata pc saptamana in
Edrcnrsnl intregului an, de la
orele Z seara pana la 8. Cand eel
&c urmeaza in aceste clase vor
dovedi ca au invatat destul Gil
Iprivirc la guvernul Statelor Uni
Ire. profesorul le va da m certi.
feat ca drept adeverinta ca sunt
iprcgatiti a dcvcni cetateni Anne.
lricani.
Cereti lista despre aceste
clase la THE CITIZENS BU.
REAU sau la oricare dintre III
BRARIlLE PUBLICE. Lista {
urmatoarea, 81 supusa unol
1
Icventuale schimbari:
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-26
BALFouR 81 ruRc11

GENEVA, 25 Sept.-Lordul
Balfour a spus All 1naintea con
siliului Ligei Natiunilor Gil tur-
eli Sc pregatesc sa 1nceapa CO.
miterea Gle noui massacre asu-
pra refugiatilor greci 81 arme-
nj din Smirna. d. Balfour a
zis ca Anglia G gaia sd contri-
bue Gu $4,000 Gle lire team
100000 de dolari) la un fond
pentru ajutorarea acestor refn-
giati nefericiti, rugand 81 pc
celelalte tari sd contribute Gu
cate ceva.
Lordul Balfour a cerut maj
Gu seama persienilor, reprezen.
tand singura natiune musul.
mana aici, sa faca ce pot pen
tru remedierea acestei starr dc
lucruri. La accasta printul
Dewleh al Persiei s'a oferit ca
va da tot alutor1ll de care era
capabil in mentinerca societa.
til dclajutorarc 81 ca serveste
CHAR ca intelmediarr -dHca Va
ii necesar.
Membrii ligci4 an fost atins
foarte mutt Gle apelul lordulu
Balfonr, care spunea Cd turcii
pregatisera masacrul pentrr
noaptea de 30 Septembrie.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-26
PARTEA DE EST

MART Alta House, 1850
Mayfield Rd.
Marti 81 .Joi - Broadway Iii.
brary, Broadway& Il. 55th.
Luni - Collinwood Jr. High,
l52nd & st. Clair.
1uni - Eagle School, Eagle
nr +. 9th. :
Marti - f. Tech High School,
Il. 55th & Scovill.
Vineri - +. End Neighborhood,
2749 Woodhill Rd.
Marti - E. 10th st. Library,
1915 f. 10th st.
Miercur; - Glenvillc Library
lO523 st. Clair Ave.
Micrcuri - Goodrich House,
1920 r. 31st st.
Luni -. Hiram House, 2723
Orange Ave.
Il,lni - Mount Pleasant School,
4. 10th & Union Ave.
Luni = Memorial School, E.
! l52nd & Waterloo Rd.
Miercuri - Quincy Library
e. 10th & Quincy Ave.
Lnni - Rice School, Il. 10th
Cor. Bukeye.
Lnni - Rawlings Jr. High
Rawlings mr. E. 18th.
Luni, MART, Miercuri 81 Joi =
st. Clair Library, ST. Clair & e
55th st.
Lnni = South High School
Broadway & Fullerton.
Miercnri - Woodland Library
58O6 Woodland Ave.
Vineri - Woodland Bath Hou
Sc, f. 93rd & Woodland Ave.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-26
|NF0RNAT|UN|

Mexico City. - Berea in Mexi-
co sa scumpit atat de multi. in
eat in timpul prezent Sc vinde cu
- 81 so de cents paharul. Sc zice
Ca urcarea aceasta Sc datoreste
scumpirei transportulm 81 marirca
taXelor Impulse de stat.
Dublin. - Biroul de pubhcita-
te al republication desminte svo-
|nul ca De Valera ar Fl intrat in
'negocieri de pace GU glvemul
|statulm liber.
Manila. Douasprezece linii
de vapoare an marit taxa la
transportul canepei cu inca 25
|de cents la bal. Noua taxa este
de $l.25 balul.
Mexico City. - In Tampico sc
crede ca ar bantui epidemic fri
guri1or galbene. De aceea Gala
tori earl voesc sa treaca din
Mexico in Statele Unite sunt
examinati la granita 81 li-se cere
ia dovedi Gu acte ca in ultimile
sapte zile n 'au trecut prin loca.
|litate mai sus numita.
Mosc0va. ~ Contractul ell cor.
poratiunea Bardsal, prin care
aceasta firma americana obtiune
ooncesiuni de petrol in Baku pe
timp de Is ami, gaia de Fl
semnat 81 ratificat Gle catre so,
viete. concesiunile acestea sc ba,
zeaza pc forma de contract prin
care firna trebue sd dea guver.
nalni un anumit proeent din pro
ductia totala.
Gersfeld, Germania. - Studer
ttnl German, Johanann Maertens
"a reasit foarte bine in sberurilt
sale do jneercare GU un aeroplar
far6 motor. Datorita timpului ne.
iifaveFabit, el si.a discontinaa1
esborurila pana saptanana vii
lfosre.
Casper, Wye. - Trei muncitcr
de L puturile Dc petrol als firpasi
Middle West OIL Conps4y su ar.
|de vi pe timpul eand una diAtre
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-26
PARTBA DE WEST

Marti - Brooklyn Library, w.
25th & Mapledale.
Marti, Joi 81 Vineri - Carnegie
w. Library, Fulton Rd. & Bridge
Avenue.
Lnni - Gilbert School, w. 58th
|& Storer Ave.
Miercuri - Harrison School,
Dowd ST., Lakewood. ;.
Miercuri - jefferson Library,
$50 Jefferson Ave.
MART - Lorain Library, 8216
Lorain Ave.
Miercuri South Library
Clark & Scranton.
I4uni - Watterson School, W
74th Cor. Detroit.
Marti, Miercuri 81 Joi = Citi.
zens' Bureau, Old Court House
Miercurea, la orclc 8 dimineata
Sc va tine In Citizens Bureau Q
|clasa spsciala pentru barbatil
|cari lucreaza do noaptea.
The Citizens Bureau va Fl des.
|chis in toatc zilcle 81 n fiecare
|Joi seara de Ia Z pana Ia 9, spre
Ia ajuta pc oricine; doreste sa-si
facd aplicatiune de naturalisare
ii spre da tuturor iDformatiunl
|privitoare Ia ineeta tenire, la imi'
grare ii Il alte trebuinte als
inigFantilor.
q. \. Green. Director.
=. :. :. J, =. =,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-26

slnvatatura intteeulni ours de So
de lcctii. Snnt clasc atat pentrn
incepatori, cat 81 pcntrn cei mai
avansati.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-26

Casper, Wye. - Trei muncitcri
de Z puturile Dc petrol ale firpssi
Middle West OIL conps4y au ars
de vi pe timppl eand una dintre
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-26

4
Londra. @ depcse agentici
Reuter- annnta ca distrngatornl
englcz anumc Speedy s'a scnfun-
,;at ieri in Marea Marmara. in
urma unei ciocniri avute Gu ul
vas. de pescuit, apartinatnr Olan-
del. Zece din cei nonazeci 81 Saptc
de oameni al echipajulni, $ au
lnecat.
New York. -. Politia a facut
ieri noapte dcscindere la hotelul
Douglas, situat in> plata Times,
'unde a prins o intrcaga banda de
yinzatori de narcotice (doctor:i
|amctitoarc 81 amortitoare). In
acclas timp sa confiscat 81 o
mare cantitate de astfcl de doe
tori. a ciror valoare atinge tifra
+: de iumatate million de dolari.
Majoritatca clientilor acestui ho.
Itel Sunt actori 81 act,sitc.
So
:,
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/ I,1H " IT, i' -
~ - ~ i,ug IL
| Mason City. Iowa. - D-na Pc
ter Santes nascut ieri la spita
un copil care, dupa cinci minut.
de la nastere. strigat de trei or
Mama!'' Toti doctorii 81 ingri
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-26
|ON fUcA UDND1UlU|

q ri hnistita in lrlanda nn
adevarat eveniment.
81
D-nul Cole, un fost senator. in
virsta de 100 de ami. Poate dan,
sui isl va aminti Gle timpuri in
earl parlamentul facea treaba.
.
Americana an superstlta ca
hartia de dol dolari G pieza rea, 81
de aceea zic ca nu e bine so al
in buzunar. De. 0 Fl rau cu hartia
de dol in buzunar. dar Ell cred ca
G mai rau cand n al nici de Ill de
umu.
II
Cand veZi vre-un ON umflandu-
Sc de ris. ia seama 81 vczi ca sc
poate 81 fic vre-un vinzator de
carbuni care numai ce s'a uitat Ia
calendar. Ii pare bine omului ca
vine iarna.
d
Crestinul John j. Butler. care
in trcacat fie zis. era topor dc
oaSe i'm casa. a murit i'm timpnl
cand iumatatica l pusese sd scu
| ture m covor. Mar fl rau daci
lcetitorii ECU capul legat'' al
arata sotioarelor noutatea aceasta
q
Barbatii nu spun intotdauna
ceeace lie trece prin cap, fiindci
nu'i frumos sd 'sudue' de fat;
cu femcile. -
| &
Taranii Romani Sc ialuesc ri
nu n sc da pamant. farmarl
Americani an destul pamant, dai
ce folos. caci porumbul G atat d
ieftin incat lie convine mai bin
sal arda pc foe, decat sal due;
Gu carul pana la targ. 81 lac as
e lumea. 81 taranii Romani 81 &c
American isl au lipitorile lor.
| q
Mimic NO necdjeste mai mul
pc pisica decat sa vada ca hen
gherul de caini Isl pierde ziua I
trindavie.
! Atrocitatile turcesti Sc comi
in Asia Mica 81 intarita spirited
| in America.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-26

fantani, din cauza unei explozii,
luat foe.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-26

Atrocitatile turcesti sc comit
in Asia Mica 81 Intarita spiritele
i'm America.