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New-York tribune., 1922-01-06
Generous Cuban Policy
For Z. S. Urged by Spcyer
ESt"avagant Administration i'm
fs'and Blamed for Crisis bv
Returning Financicr

"a'h'enance OF consistently firm
'u' generous policy toward Cuba dur
ing thc current crisis was advised by
James Speycr. of Speycr & Co.. in q
statement issued yesterday upon his
return from the island. He emphasized
she important bearing Of this policy
upon the relation Of the United States
with all Central and South American
financing.
Mr.. Srcycr blamed current cond
uons on eXtravagant administration of
inc Cuban government before Presi
dent Hayas took Office and the aggravs-
,lon CT the effect of this improvidcncc
nv the drop in sugar prices. He said
that 1t was only a question of time
when Cuba would return to normalcv,
Nrging economy in public expenditures
and the establishment either of an aux
iliary of the American Federal Reserve
Rank or similar Cuban banking in
stitution.
President Zayas, Mr.. speyer said
seemed TO realize that. while his coun
try needs q large foreign loan the rem
eGics for the present hard times rest
largely with her government and hcY
citizens.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-06
10 Meet OF Steel Merger
Interests Expected 10 Discuss
AppraisaIs This Mouth

Interests identified with the proposed
merger Of independent steel companies
are expected to meet some time this
month to discuss the appraisals now
BENG made Of raw material holdings,
according to reports in the financial
district yesterday. 1t is estimated that
under consolidation there will be a
minimum cut of S5 ton in the cost Of
producing steel. Another saving will be
in transportation charges by Shipping
to consumers from the nearest plant.
One of the advantages had by the
United States Steel Corporation over
independents in times CT business de-
preston has been its ability to ship
its products from the section of the
country in which the consumer resides
1t is believed that the proposed mer-
ger of independents at first will in
clude Mdvale, Lsckawanna. Republic
Iron and Steel. and possibly the
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company
New-York tribune., 1922-01-06
FINANCIAL

THE FIRM OF ,NIILLET1. ROE & HAGEN;
having been dissolved By the withdrawal
therefrom Of ARTHUR HAGEN,
NOW. THEREFORE,, STEPHEN G. MIL
LETT, Of No. GAO Park Avenue. Borough OF
Manhattan. City. County and state OF New
York. Alexander V. Roe, OF No. 123 East
18th Street, Borough of Manhattan. City
County and State of New York. and Charles
Boucher, OF No. 272 West Goth Street, Bor-
cugh of Manhattan. City. County and State
Of New York. being partners in said firm
do hereby certify and declare tiiat they in
tend to deal under such name and to continue
the use OF tho firm name of MILLETT, ROE
& HAGEN in tho business which has been
firm.
Dated this 3lst day OF December. 1921.
tSigned) STEPHEN g. MILLETT
(Slgned) ALEXANDER V. ROE
(Signed) CHARLES BOUCHER
STATE OF NEW YORK. COUNTY on NEW
YORK, ss.
On this 31st day OF December, 1921. before
me personally appeared STEPHEN c. MIL
LETT, ALEXANDER Y. ROE and CHARLES
BOUCHER, to known and known to me
to be the individuals described in and who
executed the foregoing instrument. and they
scve,aliy acknowledged to me that they exc.
cuted the
(Signed) THEODORE Fl. MILLER.
Notary Public.
y. p. SEAL New York County No 1853.
New York Registers No. 204S.
Commission expires March 30, 1922.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-06
Reserve Systems
Cold Holdings Up,
Ratio Stationary
Secondary Ratio Advances
Slightly: Notes i'll Circu-
lation Drop: N. Y. Bank 5
Figure Declines Fraction

Slight augmentation Of tho gold re
serves and further contraction of bill
holdings OF tho twelve Federal Reserve
banks last week failed to effect an i'm
provement in the ratio because of an
increase in deposit liabilities. The
consequences OF the changes revealed
IN the state ment issued last night leave
the ratio Of total reserves to deposit
and note liabilities at Ill per cent.
but involve an Improvement of the
secondary ratio from 90 to 9S5 per
cent.
Discounts c. bills secured by govern
mcnt obligations fell from SAs7. 7.lo30oo
10 Sl77, ,156 900. and all other bills dis
counted from $692 100000 to $635, Ill.,
600. Bills purchased in the open mar
ket advanced. on the other hand. from
$l1i,2A0 600 to S126,S65 600. Total re
serves again climbed above the three
billion dollar mark. Federal Reserve
notes IN circulation decreased roughly
S3s 100000. Total deposits increased
from Sl,76d.52i,000 to 81 500 1888, 900,
government deposits declining slightly.
The New York Reserve Banks state
ment registering a loss in ratio from
sos to 1913 per cent, was out of line
at several points with that for the
system. Circulation showed a ncg.i-
gibic decrease, whereas deposits pro
pcrtionatcly recorded 4 somewhat
greater rise. On the side Of resources,
gold resources were practically un-
changed and bills on hand dropped
only S3.000000 The New York bank.
in contrast to the system. which reports
discounts Of bills secured by govern
mcnt obligations more than $3.50 600,
600 below discounts Of other bills, re-
ports discounts of the former at Sl53,-
100000, and OF the latter at only $40
699.00o. Both these figures represent
declines, but the drop was mainly Off
set by an increase of more than $40,
100000 in bills bought in the open
market
New-York tribune., 1922-01-06
TO THE HOLDERS OF
TWO RECTOR STREET CORPORATION
FIRST MORTGAGE
15-Year go Sinking Fund Gold Loan
Certificates, Due April /. 1885.

Notice is hereby given. as provided in
Article XII of tho mortgage dated March 20.
1920. between Two Rector Street Corporation
and Guaranty Trust Company Of New York.
Mortgage. that offers will be received until
10 O'Clock a. NJ. Tuesday. January 10.
1922. at the Office OF the undersigned, No 14o
Broadway. New York City. for the sale to 1t
Sinking Fund Trustee, at tho lowest
prices which such certificates shall be
offered, not exceeding 1oSTo Of par and ac-
crued interest. of certificates In such amount
will exhaust the OF Twenty five
Thousand Four Hundred Sixtyfour Dollars
and F'ifty-four cents (s25.464.64) deposit
in the Sinking Fund. Interest certificates
purchased Will cease January go. 1922
Offers should be endorsed offers to the
Sinking Fund Of Two Hector Street Corpora
ton First Mortgage l5-Year SO Sinking Fund
Gold Loan Certificates aad should be al
dressed 20 the Trust Department. The right
is. reserved 70 reject any or all offers In
whole or in part.
By WILLIAM c. POTTER.
President.
Dated New York. January ., 1927.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-06
G.. W. Hclmc Stock Increase

special meeting of stockholders of
the George W. Helmc Company has
been called for January 80 to vote
upon proposal 10 increase the au-
thorzed common stock from So ,000,0 900
to SS,000,000. All Of the present w
thorizcd issue Of $4,000.000 common
stock is outstanding There is also
S4000.000 per cent preferred au-
has no funded debt. 1t is not intended
to offer any Of the stock for sale at
present. and under the plan directors
would be authorized to issue the addi
tional stock at their discretion.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-06
Jones & LaughIin Steel Co.
lNcgntinting for CHICAGO Sile

PITTSBURGH. Jan. 5.-Thc Jones &.
Laughlin Steel Company, Of Pittsburgh,
is negotiating fer the purchase OF ap-
rroxmatcly 1000 acres of land in the
Chicago steel district. it became known
ncrc to-day. as the future site for bla I
furnaces and steel works.
The Jones {, Lsughlin Steel Company
operates mills in Pittsburgh and Wool
lawn. Pa, coal mines in western Penn
sylvsnia and iron ore mines in Mime
sofa 1t is regarded as ono of the
largest independent steel manufacture
ing companies.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-06
Oils Again Weak
I'm Curb Trading
And Prices Drop
Losses Range From Frac-
'ions to More Than 2
Points in Group; Cities
Service Common Receivers

Frees turned rcactonary on the
curb market yesterday largely as a re-
suit of the weaker tone for oil shares
Losses ranged from fractions to more
than points. Cities Service common,
however, was in demand and recovered
to i75.
Imperial of Chnada, which had re-
Gently sold as high as 115, reacted to
l0l for net loss of ~ points. Anglo
American fell to 167s, while Intcrna-
t'ona Petroleum sagged to 15A
standard Oil of Indiana lost more
than point and Maracaibo broke be-
low 10.
Goodyear comon was in supply at
concessions. while Southern Coal &
Iron continued active.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-06
Katy" DEPOSITS Heavy

j. e. w. Seligman & Co. and Hall
gartcn & Co, reorganizato managers
announced yesterday that heavy de-
posts have been made to date of all
the different issues of Missouri, Kan
sas & Texas Railroad securities called
for under the rcadjustment plan. The
time for the deposit Of these securities
expires Tomorrow
New-York tribune., 1922-01-06
Current issue Of our
FINANCIAL FORECAST
Sent without obligation
MS.WOLEE2 s. Co.
ESTABLISHED 1906
Members
Consolidated Stock Exchange Of New YORK
New YORK Curb Market
al BROAD ST. NEW YORK
Phone 'R,pc. IS
FINANCIAL
NOTICE or REDEMPTiO-s
THE UNITED GAS
IMPROVEMENT COMPANY

PDilhdclpnid. IA. December 30, IT,
TO THE HOLDERS Of The 81 $50 .ooe EIeHr
Per Cent. Tso Year Coupon Gold Notes t.
THE UNITED GAS lMPR0v EMENT com
PANY. dated February /. 1921 issued unfsr
Trust Agreement between Tho United Gas In
proyement Company and Bankers Trust Ceil-
pany Trustee. bcarng ike date:
Notice L. hereby given that. pursuant n In
terms OF the Trust Agreement between The intel
Gas improvement Company and Bankers Trt,s
Company Trustee. dated February /. 1921. afs
United Gaa Improvement Company viii pay OF Ri
redeem or February |. 1872 at 1929 Of PAR - .
accrued interest all ot its then outstanding E.s.
Per Cent. Two Year Coupon Gold Notes. on' -
total authorized snoua. OF $500 900. daget
February /. 1874 issued uncer SAID Trust Ag.ss-
ment that interest VII bs payable .oa
tho Notes hereby called for redemption. from sn
after February !. 1927; thai the holders OF - /
Notes arc required February / 1922. 10 pr
sent them for redemption and payment ~ TIE
onice OF Bankers Trust Company. Trustee afc-e
said. l6 syan Street. Kew York City. ard ttst
on presentation and surrender " sad Notes. with
all unpaid coupons attached thereto At saa orico
Of said Notcs at the redemption price ADORE stated.
THE UNITED GAS IMPROVEMENT COMPANY.
By s. T. Bodine. President.
Referring 10 the foregoing notice. note holders
arc reminded OF tho requirement. OF the Federal
Income Tax Law that uotes presented for pay
having the February l. 1922. coupon attached
mast be accompanied by an ownership certircsl =
relating to said coupon.
THE UNITED GAS IMPROVEMENT COMPANY.
By S. I. Bodine. Praseont
New-York tribune., 1922-01-06
TUE. BANK OF AMERICA

New York City. December rs. 1921.
of this Bank FOR the election of Directors
and for the transaction of such other busi-
ness as may properly come before the
meeting will be held at the office OF the
Bank, a. Wall Street. New York City on
Tuesday. January 10, 1922. at O'Clock
.. rn The polls Will remain open until z
'''0" ccHARLEs e. CURTIS. Cashier.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-06
FINANCIAL MEETINGS
PEOPLES COMMERCIAL BANK
OF NEW YORK.

January 1th 19Tg.
NOTICE Is hereby given that a meeting
,f the stockholders OF this Bank will be
held al the office OF the Bank, 100 Delaney
Street New York City. on Friday, jan
uary Goth. 1922. at II o'clock noon. 10Y 10Y
Tor the ensuing year and to transact such
other business as may properly come be-
fore said meeting
The polls wili remain open until -
O'Clock p. NJ.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-06
Declare Regular Dividends

Directors Of The Open Stair CoM-
panics have declared the regular
quarterly dividend OF rs per cent q
share on the common stock of the
Open Stair Dwellings, Company and
y. per cent a share on the stock Of
the Open Stair Tenement Company
New-York tribune., 1922-01-06
DIVIDEND NOTICES

THE FAJARDO SUGAR COMPANY ~
PORTO RICO
LOG WALL STREET
NEW YORK
jonua,y 50. 1922.
Natice Is lcreby glver that at meeting
Of the Board O. Directors OF the Corlra.s:'.
held ON January 60. 1s2e. cash dividend .,
one and one-l,srier rcr cert q 4 ~, pa5abi..
February 1s;, 1872. to stockholders of record
January 2eth. 152e. WAS declared.
LORENZO D. ARMSTRONG.
Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-06
"katv" November Gross Lower.

The Missouri, Kansas & Texas gross
earnings were S5.161,6S9 in November,
1921, which was $l.723.763 less than in
November, 1920. Net was also less in
1921 by few thousand dollars.
Missouri KanSos e. Teyos Sysfem
New-York tribune., 1922-01-06
CTARKE & HUTCHEsON, INC.

CLARKE g. HUTCHESON, INC.
Ths. Annual Meeting Of STOCKHOLDERS or
the above Company WIN he held at the
Office of the Company at 120 Liberty
| street, New York. Monday, January 9th,
M v. JAY, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-06

80 'NPP'T a
concessions, while Southern Coal &
Iron continued active
'ndustrials
leo ii"" sAeme H>p9 'Sa' Taat - as . ~ sa ~
zoo Ajax r,h RI,
lon A,,,,l 'V.
100 Aud,,r.n rh,,
5nn spr,dl,,, J., - y
aGn do rf ~ -,
250O RIA r. c ox :, ,~7 - ,a-s ~
900 ra,l,sla ,r,rc y - - q
100 *Ia, iirht 60 Oa7s oet Is
ZOO 7SS eh%i3%srs ,,ni N,,,,,,. Mot
ao0 40 sl@He'I .,,a1 ,I., Auto 20 20 20 20
%: %: %'1: %'I., / : "S'';' Saai 8 = = $
1000 do Ind ~ 81 oas 81. So
200 Earl Motor
100 Gibson Howell 1e,s 1873 lS,s 1SM
zoo Glen NIden ,I % e. as@4 ~ aS1. aS1. ,s% s'
,e"o e"0 'son Gsoldwyn rlct "a ~ a. AZ
ioon ''e .ons dos, 9's 10
700 Grant Mot ... -1s = * : =. - =.
20" 20" Imperi1' I",nc ,,,ns roD 10. lsN 1o.s loA
100 lntor ',ron rrn,ric, = ot - IS
loo Libby McNcil . s. IS
SO" 80" Mmgoln ,nrrn, 1loi Mot a rs ~ .. q.
10" 10" <'"r'Ef Wo'. =, No'o,a n
on ~" rFarsons Auto s. 80 so so
ano r"i-e polroit. = ~, 1lS4 1lN
~" HS:1'SS' n"aio N'' ~ ~ =. ~, =, * <
.en 10 vi ..-. 2's rs -
-" ~ heAuolds II 37ls 37's 81 ~
iscS 30" ,%9o'I f@n@ = 60 & p - - -
s.,9 :o"o roSacao rroa sis AZ Is *
1000 aSo ~ . 5 ;, I'& s,san & ''. = s. . g
oipo IN lroNt Shar - IA TX -.
200 Wayne Coal IA IA III, ~
JNU wv End Chem S, 81 81 81
c.,, ~,
otd"uaTu cliS
3doo Anglo-Am on. l7as ia. 1873. 1917.
$40 Atlantic Lobos Si Si az
10 Cal-na s al
l55 lmpl oil Can..102i5 ,o@u raj ~
Ia Indiana p IT,. 81 "a e.
15Ohio OIL 957 o1- az -
''sS 81 81 q e S"S :: s: = s.' 3 &.
,oos. Independent Oils
aVp Alien OIL .... so 80 50 80
SO" So ASIs"We \ Il Wet F?t. 't. a. a. g., 4.
aSo% 800" sl'oono .,5os.s, Qfi -: = q. = .. 8
~ ::$ 6 S;|;: S"T:: i; :S@' = :. "
100 do pf ...... 81 81 o. 81
100 Cont Ref .. 5ia az ~ 5n
ssss 900 sE.S's .na%u5Ss SE" Oh: ss Il : $
$500 sEngineers p.' IS 81" 50 =
1900 %Ertel Oil .... 3 ?
2$oo Federal on. ] =, ~ IL IL
1900 Gilliand OIL. A. ~. AZ ~
ooo "Glenrock Oil. 9S 100 % 81
loo Granada Oil. 2X 294 20, 2at
1000 *Harvey Crude
1000 Hudson OIL. 10 10 10 10
New-York tribune., 1922-01-06

dividends q,
per cent on
ia -iISCapi,al
s,ogk .....- S.s0s.7el.ls SI477oae.5s
Additions 60
p. plus plus 1850. a.7sl.c7l.1o l2.sa2.52s4l
GrNerulncut as
franchise tax. 2o.7osta % 3asis.5lo.s5
''Thc decline in the amount of tbe
earnings and the payment to tho GOV
crnmcnt in 1921, az comnarcd with That
MADE at the close Of 1920 says the
bank. reflects the smaller volume of
loans which tho Reserve Bank was
called upon to make and the lower dis
count rates prevailing in the last half
OF 1871. The steady decrease in the
volume of loans appears in the follow
ing month by month comparison of
gross earnings: January. s5.317 ,399.54;
FEBRUARY, S4.741.S42.s7; March. s4,GSe.,
1881 April. s3,7lo.413.35 May, s3,-
% 3ao, ~ 50; June, S2645,97S.5 So: july.
S2,317 1914; August. 50 2.74S.4S:
September s1,674.9S7 90; October, ST.
4as,o72.2o; November S1,193, 765 So;
De December, 81 ,323o52.54; total s34,7o4.-
93S69'' =
New-York tribune., 1922-01-06
Bank of England Statement

The proportion of the banks re-
serve to liability this week is 11.04 per
cent; last week it was 1851 per cent.
Rate of discount per cent.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-06
Bank of France Statement

PARIS. Jan. 5.-The weekly state
ment OF the Bank of France shows the
following changes, in francs:
Cold in hand ...........Inc IS ooo
Silver in hand ............lnc. 132 900
Notes in circulation 800. Inc. 93A.374. 0OG
Treasury deposits ........ Dec. 7.228 GEO
General deposits ......... Inc. 162. $50 900
Bills discounted .......... Inc. 344 a93 900
Advances .................I Inc. 1921 900
Tie state repaid 45O,ooo,oo0 francs
to the bank.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-07
Horses, CattIc. VehicIes

Horses. Cattle. Vehicles ~
HAVE three extra hns registered Holstaln
(femAleb. government tested: ono
is months old. one t~o years old: ono
four years Old: all bred 10 registered
male. TSo to trcshcn In 30 10 60 days
Can be aeon at F-!E Grounds IN I'airy
Cattle building during Fair Weak W
Z. Saunders. $40 West Leigh.
REGISTERED Jersey COW, rl1 years old
viii b. fresh In few days. VIII Trans.
fer resihtercd papers TO you: a!so my
registered papers to ca!s when horn.
Price. $50. w. Z. Saunders. $50 West
Leigh.
MORE MILK-MORE PROFITS
The amount OF milk you get from your
cows depends entirely on yourself II you
are interested In larger profits you ch!
easily incrcAse hu:A m!IH yields and but
tcr-fai By feeding CENEALiA SWEETS
BRACER " HASTEN. Di,,Tibutors.
iHJs East Cary Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-07
INSTRUCTION

INSTRUCTION
Musical, Dancing, Dramatic IA
DANCING taught asonaGlc. Hiss Katio
Stumpfs Studio. 205 W. Grace. Ran.
1851.
DANClSG-Mrs. Eiumennauser 20 North
Harrison Sttest guarantees in hve les
aona. Phone Madison i3Sl-W.
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MERCHANDISE
Articles for Salo q

NE" grocery wagons. RichardsUn Bro,
CHS Brook Avenue.
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Help-MaIo or Female

HeIP-MaIo or Female 81
MEN AND WOMEN wanted to self guar
Rnte-d hosiery. twelve styles: rush ssa-
ron DOW on. experience unnecessary;
good pay. District Manager. 40. 81
Merchants Ns;iona! bank.
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CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISING

toi rhE RiCAMOND TIMES DIS
fhTCH daily morning edition Will
11NENiSG DISPATCH The rates
gwen herewith cover morning and
evening service in all instances. with
:ns exception OF II e s y y D A Y
separately.
Schedule OF Want AID r-tca.
&C woru uaiS. minimum
2so, set solid
fie word sunday. minimum
26c, sat solid,
consecutive insertions. in
GLIDING Sunday, SO word.
consecutive insertions. in
GLIDING Sunday. l0c word.
tnaertioas.J
Display Type.
The larEeAi ape yermttea In the
Want Ad pages - ~ point, and tho
smallest space IL which = l2-2olnt-
type 2d may be set 10 one inch. The
rate for this iarke type 10 cents .
word daily and Il cent? word sun
day; T5e same scale OF reau9tions
Viii apply a. for rex ular want ada
Caps broken lines. white space Ar .
charged for Al the resulAF WORD rae
ESTIMATED s words ~ the line
Longer term rates for pusiatss Az
Ssrtlsera on request
Advertisements received as late AZ
10 A. ID and 10 +. nj. zach week day
and up 10 p. " Saturday for correct
classification IL the next EDITION.
lSDEXED FOR QUICK
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AUTOMOBILES
Service Stntions-Rep:uring 1;

CYLINDER and crankshsft rcSr ind!n <.
a. |. Flcming's Welding and Grind nj
Shop. 1923 West Broad Street,. Bouls.
~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-07

whNTED--Two young men with aone
outside selling crpcricacc: good place
for right men. Royal Typewriter Co.,
I37 East Main Street.
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Statesmen and Agents

SALESMAN.
One who Is intelligent. conscicntiouo and
a hard worker. 20 represent n reliable and
wen-csta blIshcd manufacture. IN
THE STATE OF VIRGINIA
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-07

YOUNG MAN wanted. Is 20 Is y.ars o.
arc. 10 work la Office. small salary to
start. with good chance cor promotion.
Address BOX SIS. Cay.
MAN-WRntcd, young man. Is to 20
year. az asc. for packer Apply Ii 10.
care The Dispatch.
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COOK end houseworker. e7oS Grove Ave.
Ap. No. Grove Plaza ApsD
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EMPLOYMENT
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Help Wantefi-Eer1aIa

oooh L EfER-"anted, young lady
experienced in bookkeeping and s,.nn
graphic work. Apply SIS East Broad
Street.
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oOk--wantcd. experienced girl FOR cook
anu mouse WORK APPLY at once. 3s3s
Park Avenue Phone ISs4-w,
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WANTED Boys for messenger work hoys
over the ago Of IL; prefer boys with
bicycles. but not necessary; good pay
Ior good boys. Apply Western Union
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Dogs, Cats. Pets

BIRDS. PARROTS. CAGES BOWLS
SUPPLIES. SOCES BIRD SHOr. III
EAST GRACE.
HOUEDS-Good Walker hour..s ready for
training. flj each. S27.5O pair. W. +.
James. Dendron. Va.
PIGEOSS-Runts and mundings for sale
very reasonable. bci forth E.Fhth
Evening star., 1922-02-05

It is planned. to have the confer
ences last only one day, accord
ing to Mrs. Glen Levin Swiggett,
organizing Secretary of the first
pan-American conference of wom-
en-, and now executive secretary Of
the women's auxiliary committee.
Z. There will be three sessions Of
tho conference, morning, after
noon and night" Mrs. Swiggett
states.
"The topics for discussion will
come under a program devised to
show the contribution Of women
to. the progress of their country
and in particular to those --move-
ments which make for better un-
derstanding among the nations Of
the. western hemisphere"
At the morning session each
country will pass in review the
participation of women in the
main currents of that country's
development. The program sug-
gests that only those women : be
mentioned who initiated or, con.
tributed to movements broadly.
national or international which
are today, through a large SYM
pathy and better understanding.
placing international relations
upon a more, enduring basis. This
Evening star., 1922-02-05
BY WILL r.. KENNEDY,

THE republican national COM
mittee is preparing to take a
very active and earnest part
Evening star., 1922-02-05

HONOLULU, T. H., December ID
(by maiD.-Financial aid of the
federal government will be sought
in the movement to 'rehabilitate
the vanishing Hawaiian race, ac-
cording to a decision reached by
the Hawaiian homes commission,
appointed to carry out the project
in accordance with the act of Con-
gress. ..f
George P. Cooke. executive Sec
retary of the commission, confer
red with Col. C. H. Birdseye, chief
geographical engineer of the De-
partment of the Interior. while the
latter was here inspecting topo-
graphical work, over the prospect
Of federal aid in developing irriga-
ton for the settlement farms on
Molokai, the leper island. where
the initia1 steps toward rehabilita-
ton will be taken.
Tho cost Of the irrigation system
Is estimated. at not less than S.
100000. by Jorgeh Jorgensen. COM
mission engineer. 1t will necessi-
tate 100000 feet Of tunneling
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