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THURSDAY ..TITLY 6. 1933
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^'a.shinsrton, June 30.
me figure on your stone
if you are planning to—
We can cut any kind of
I.cndon Conference in** Danger Collapse a? Moley
Arriv;e5=^California and West Virj^Tiua Tote^Tijr
Repeal of Prohibition.
lraii>iiii(t*‘r l•**»•**lltl.v iisimI I».v flie A. 0.
I*. l**rrt*r:sf J!*m-m*I,v. The
* li.tlTi***! Ilial Marliadu lia«l vlnlat-
Tlial
' of a veneer or solid waii.^)
Will cut stone either in CliH'
Bv EDWARD W. PICKARD
P ’:«>K nAYMoNli .Mnl.KY urriMil
III l.«>ii<l<iii si‘**iiiiii2ly full **f ••••nil
<l«*n<:e arul oi»tiiiilsm. hut l!i«*r»* wa< a
K« riuub' (liitihl \vheth**r he '**•
«oiih1 save the wn**’'!
eemiomie i om e-(*ll<•.•
from I’i" < e'
In the I irle'l S,..l •
were iuin|>.iit’
the (h'llar «;ix ile. lin
In;: in the fMrei;:n *'\
el uf 14:: ■ li 1 a fek I ■ ts-
iiil laid «i«i\\n hy
-Another s**4(h»n
*'*»de was e\**ri
vid«>d tfiat th*
Mr. nkldierp.
«if the Itichherg
tiiore ilrastic. It pne
ekntrol of testinioriy
to
%
Senator
Couzent
♦TITT'
Hal wa" ll»H‘iiu: rnMo
Holland a.id Switzer
land, arid the eoiin
fries still n'lnainiti;;
on the I'd)* *! standard
were exeited and an
;:r.v Their itele^ates
in London jrot touetluT and deelared
nnaiiitnoiisly that iinnn*dia!e stahili/.a
Hon of rnrrenei«*s hy lnt*Tnational
«i:n***inenf was imperative, and th.it
wilhont that it would he us«*i**ss to
The .Anierieaii del»*oates.
many sjM'eific xiories of
their rank**, were de<
fary Hull and oilo-rs
Hceord and aiiini:
forniity wiih llie
wishes of I're*-idelil
for .l:inie*i •'oii/,**ii>
Ion** lte|>ul>!i< III) in
livered a .'ijiiilieanf
rnonei.-iry sulHdiniiiiHee in wliieli lo*
nrired inirnediafe art ion to raise priees
and l._'h!.ii the d<iit hurden as a
inejin.'* o( loiiiin;: sohe ilie vvorhi erisis.
He v.iid, liow*‘V+av tl44it iu* iiitl_Ju'I.
heliev*' priees roijld he raised Slllli
iientl\ to hrini: ahonf the jiro|M*r
enuilihriiim "il.li the existing: dehi
liiirden.
U Idle priee*; must he raisi*d and
fin* delii tiiirden li;;litened, .Mr. t'our
ens-sokl.—Uxd>—turn.!—luU—he enUKliUAttL-
tie fir*'s»>nt*“d at the hearings will
re*: ••ntjryly with tin* ik’ptity adminis-
ir.it<*r. Th*' d«-put> will «vill all wit-
ii< ■ si'*<.«*jn**siion all wiines>*«*s, and no.
o :ir>t|<ins may h** asl<*'d l>y H>y\ on**
. ivj. without the consent of th** d*'!*
’••f-'- - . J
—Impulv A»fiiiiiiislrator—.Alk'ti ■!«♦♦»)».
♦si iTu* Tfii* e t]iaI nad hecii a*'e«*.pt**d
V
hy aliiiost ev*-rylMM|jr; and th«*y als«i re
senf***l the Hp|H*iiiiinerit t<» eahlnei
IKists <»f tw*i inen wh*i are <''onsi*lered
siih**ervi« nt t** the «li*'taIor.ship <»f the
l*ri**ii*lenl. It was H-areil In Havana
that the w:ir *»f ternirism woiihl he re
new ***l. and .Mr. \YeIles wa.s much dis-
Hp*Miini4‘*L
• ■**1. Juan l!las Hernandez. Iea»h*r of
a h;in*l of r*-lieis in .'^anla Clara pro-
vin*‘e. a;rr***s| to ••all *tlT his revolt *lur-
ina (he 4>vriod of iMditieal eoneiliati<in
.Mr. \V»-II**^ was arraiiaiiiir.
... The main-1 get the mortgage holder to aprt'C, still
j spring of the home mortgage relief themselves of the benefits of the Istonc desired in the construction
j law vill be a ^200,000,006 government-!
jowned ‘home owners' loan corpor-! •-■•*= vv,«..*,jr <>11^*=..*., • vyih cui siuiit;
jation." Officials say it should be oper-! advance up to 50 per cent Newberry.
'ating by August, with agents in every a.ssessed value on unencumbered ‘
! County. i homes to meet taxes and repairs. The , ,.
, The corporation is to help owmers • esUblish federal '’**■>' reasonable.
'of homes valued at no more than $20,-associations where
^000, and on which the-mortgages do ex’st.
ino.t exceed 80 per cent of the pre.senti While the loan system i.Sr being or-
value. It has power to issue up to jganized,'President Roosevelt has ask-
! $2,000,000,000 in bond.s to take up such'^tl mortgage holders to refraifr from
All work guaranteed — prices
mortgages. —
A home owner who cannot meiCt
.mortgage payments should first ask
'the holder of the mortgage to agree,
rather than face default, to exchange
seeking to dispos.sess home owners.
WHAT DO
P. S. Jeanes
OLOF DAHLIREN
1310 College Street
NEWBERRY, S. C.
V
the mortgage for 18-year bonds, i.>4-l
PMI I
L- Ch;
■ harce ••f ^llie hfanii;: later and tfi**
textile cimI** was dlscuss«‘d. with wit
iie>s**s lMt(h f*>r and uftaitist 'll. The
tire m;ikern. •*.sji**ciully. ol»j**cle«l to
.<**>1110 of its f«*atur*-s. 'I'lie proixments
of the rode agreed to hat) rliild'labor
f’r*‘si(Jent <In*en of the Ameriran Led
oration of Lahttr, who Is strongly op
fKiset] to the wage scale proposed hy
the textile group, was fir**seiif part «*f
the time, as was St*rretnry *»f Lalmr
Frante.s Iv-rkins.
Idrtatnr Mus.solinl,
an*-ell*»r Hiller is rapiilly e.\-
terndriatiU'.: ati |Ktli{i*al parties iu
.*rt4tr»taiiiji jfc\e«‘pt his f*w 11 National So-
••ialis;*. K**!hiwTng the Nazi raids on
the Naiionalists, the KU|)pf4*s.sl(in of
th**ir^tighting" units and the urr**sts
•►f th**ir !ea*lers. that party dissolved
it.self and m*»st *d tlie ineudier.s an-
mtuiwed the.3 w'ouhl j«»ln the S’azis.
Hitler ndeav***! ih**>«' arn'.steii and
.sued by.the Home Owners’ Loan cor-
.poration, bearing 4 jier cent interest.
I On these bonds the federal govern-
(ment guarantees interest but not prin-
Icirmk
j If the mortgage holder agrees, the
: agreement i.s taken to the cojnt:.
DO?
Rent that room by
using a Want Ad in
The Chronicle.
A
agent for his approvaf and that of liis :
I superior officers..
Upon such api)roval the morlgtge
holder takes hi.s bonds and the •.-or-1
poration takes over the mortgage, au-j
liroioi.MMl |K*liti*al posts for some of |tomatically reducing the intciest tn
the c<»ii\*Tl***l on<*s. About the same 'jper cent. The debt is to he pii 1 off in
time I»r. .\lfn**l Hug*-nherg, head of 15 year.s. j.
the Nation;il party, r**signe«l a.s niini.s-
f«*r *»f e**«»nOmi*‘s and agriculture In
• h'Splf ••
*liss*‘nsi*iu In
liireil hy i<*‘« r**
to h*' in ••<>Ml|il**tr
••ulirrlv In ••on
iiisiructioiis and
ItoosoN oil. .*^011:1
of .\liohi'.:lm. lin-
llie dflegal i'>ii. do
vjiooi'li lii'foro tho
o
r-the-^**H'I* -e4*44i*eL- -'IJw*- .St4le_|tart.y_ jav off its. IX-year bonds when tliey
NTrTTTTTrmrrme s1;itek h.-ive note " niso TVas • atfa* kei! hV mm•rTJUmiTttF"
The corporation expects to aceunui
late a .'Surplus, which will enable it 10
tl«in of -the proliihitinn repeal aMi**nil
uient, the .s« «*re slaiuling 10 to b, Th**
lafost to go on r«‘rord are ('alihtrnia
and \\ *—t \ irgini;i. Th** r<*a'St stat**
w.is 11*0 <T In *|oijht ami llo* volo llier**
w;is ahout thr»-t* to jum* for ratitt«a
t;<<ri. r.ut \V<*>*I Virginia tlir <lr\s ha<l
ho|i*'<l wiiiild uphohl prohibitii'ti. liow
*-v**r it s*l an *'\aM)|>l*' to Ih** r*‘si *>f
fli«* Souih by giving the. r**p*'Ml <‘aus**
.a sub>t.iiiliai iiia.ioriiy. 'I he hill •••uin
ti*“s and f.irniing rogions won* striuig
ill o|t[>o>ifloll hut. (Iii'ir. votes w**r«*
Imts lH-iitg4-x* lu*l«-*l fmiii the I'russiaii
di**t. The Ontrist parly r«‘tnaln**d llie
only ii)i|H>rlaiit group iu o|ipositioii,
ami the Nazi ass;iults *iii the ('alholi<s
1***1 t** llie tM*li**f that It, loo, would
Ih* hroughf into lino hy for* **.
In I’.avaria, th** N':izi gov«*riiim'nt
anm*un*‘*-i| that all r.a\ari;iti l**i>pl<‘’s
parly ni**nib**rs of ih** roi«listag and
tli*-i x'**r** uml**r arrest. 'I'lie go\oni
iii**nf *l**f*fn!**<l its notion hy asserliii
that ’*p**lili* al <'alholirisui is trying
ill **v*‘ry v\.iv to s.ilmtag** flu* ifo\eru-
ni**fif s *ir*T*-rs."
TaTrdue-.
If the mortgage covers less than bdi
ov**rw h**lm***l hy tli<»s«* of the ••lile.s
ami th<*Tiiiiiing iiroas. Twimty m<»r*‘
stall's for r**p<*al an* ne**il*'d. ami the
w**ts luiM* some lioiie that lhi*s4‘ *an
h** si'i'iir***! hi'for*' .ihe I'lose of this
y**ar.
Th** stat** «'otiv**iiti*u:A *>f Indiapn.
W
us an invit.-ilion to •|«*ltiors able to pa\
to s<-al** di'W n ilo'ir imh'lit<*dness.
“<'**rt;<iidy if is not an Invitation to
•h'fiiiilt." Ill* sni*l'* “It-I'jiiphasiz**?* th**
ii<s**svit\ for ••rganiziiig or***lilors
throughout tin* world, of *‘stahl|shlng
soiii** form of pi'fiiiaiionl ho<iy to n*"i
m an ridvisor.x ••ainnily hotwt*eii of
ganiz***l * r*Mlit<trs and organizi'd d**l»l
*»rs, to stu<l.\ li.v what moans the n«*c**s
Ttary iid.liisl nt**iii*. itiay be^ hnuighf
ahout with the iniidiutn'n~*r •l*‘Tay aiiM'
liijusli*e."
Mr t'ouz**m do< lar*‘d lliiit tin* lTdl*‘<l
Stat**s thM's not (i**li**v** (irio«*s ran h**
rai'*;< d to nionoiar\ nieami aloii**. I'ur
olumiii” pow**r imisi ;ilso |m* imr**as**d,
he sail! ami Am* rioa is ai ling on lii.ii
h**li**f h\ iiisiifiitiiig III** larg*'**t iiro
gram of piddit* work*; o\ or umlrrt;ik*’ii
ill th** hi'lorv of till* world.
*‘t am
.Massa*-huv**iIs aijii N**w Vatrk in*‘t ami
• •arri***! out Ih,** tiian«lat*4« of the iieo
pb* hy ratio ing the r«*ii *al nm**n«l-
uii'lit. .\l Smith w!is pri’sident of the
N**w York *-onv**nlion and siii*l: ’‘'I'lds
gathering W/lll go *lown In history as
a warn’ng f**r all time tluit questions
like |tr*»hihilion slioiilil Im» *lo<'i*hHl by
the p«‘*>ide lh**uisi*lv**s and not hy leg
lslalur*‘s.''
f HK.N .'I gntfip of simlents In the
riii\**r>ity of Wisoiisin ap-
|K*ar«s| |i**f**re a l«*gis!ature ronimit-
fee to |»rot**'*t agjiinsf a hill for com-
piiU**ry military training. .Asseinhlv-
JiUUt Joseph Higgins <xt,, MilwauUr.
sfihl lh**y exjtress***! views that
••at*sl lH*li<*f)iii (’rumu'unism. .Alheisiit
:iiid Ibdshevi.'.m. So at Mils instfim e
the legislature has o'nl«*r**d an lii\»*s|i
galion into reasons for an alleg«‘d
large inimlH*r *»f t'ontmunisls In the
stii*l**nt ImhI.v. with a vi**w to redn<*ing
the iiiiiiiImt *»f s«-h*»hirships giv**n imr-
s**ns *»f **th**r st:it**H.
per cent of the value of the proper'y.
as ajtpraised by the agent of the cor-'
poration, it can lend up'to that to'al|
to meet taxes^and lepairs. ^
^ If the mortguge-hold**!' will not ar
'cept-the IX-year Itond: . then the cor
poration can lenil'mTitffy’ to the hnme-
Owner, up to 1(1 per cent of the ciir-
■ rent r» al value of the property, to help
him take uf) the mortgage. The coun
ty agent arranges this. .Such lotins
Would be at b jier cent for 1.5 years. .
ITie corpoiation is authoiized to
tponr -the- --fi'rst- fraymenlj*-. three ,
ears or even longer.
Those who have lost their hdme.s
during the jiast two years ean, if they
MR. COTTON-SROWER
\
THERE IS A
BALE SURPLUS
REDUCE CROP
//0!V
TO PREVENT
TROUBLE
LATER
relieved
Black-Draught
T HKUK w**re^-<iH*s*' will! tlioiight the
3*
B
K4..VT+*T » M**w«r has ****ftte **f- artoHmf
iltIMi: \1|\ISII:K M\CI>n\\!i.
wa** '.<(in\iiig :i!hiu( in •l*‘'*p**r;tt**
**fT<*rl li> ^.•l\♦* til** riinff'rriii'**. ;iml :ifl**r
*lh** ui*‘« liii;: ;imt pritnum iiiiunili* id lh»*
gohl hltM- Ilf had M tall* willi lil'ttrg**'*
ltoiin**t •>( I raiir** ami lli**u valletl Mr
llnll arul oiliff A merit an d**l**gat**s
lilt!* *«*iif*-r'-m-f, I!** slio\\«*d tliriii tiuii
they wiiiild U** h**l<l to Idauu* It Ih** par
ley fail*<1. ami the \iu*'rit*:iiis r*'s«*nl**il
whji* llif> <iiusi<l**r*'d 1*1 h*‘ iiti attempt
thus f<» f<ir<** I’re'*i<|«‘iit Uoos<*\**ll to
alter hit povitjon fiun ||||. .pdhir slmuhl
not h«* *ii;iliiliz**<! iiiilii lh**r** has l**‘«*n
a siihst.ifitj.'il ris** ill fomuuMiliy prif**s
and wages in th** Uiiiteil Sfjir**s. .Mr
Hull fold .M.ii HiJtiuld that the.que.stimi
of iniiu*‘*li.'rt** stjihilizalion of rurren
••les is b**.\oiid th** jurisdieiion of ili**
.Am**rii;in •l**l**gaIioii. <
Sim** .Mr Hull r**fus**d to d*» any
ihlii'g .•ihoul immediut** ruri**irr\—stal*
Otto Kahn
runeirry
ilirailioti. tli** m<>ii*‘tMi'.v sulM*oniiiiitt*‘e
*l«*«'itl**ti to r«*pttrl l:i\<ii':ild\ <*11 S**n
alor Key I’ittuiau's gold r*‘so1ut htn.
whi* h provides, atmuig oth**r things.
f«»r w itlalfawal Ilf the yel4**w . nwdat
from rrerttiaf(**n ami r***lu< }ng theg*d*l
••oM ragi* of <<‘idni| hanks to |>**r
*-enl. If iiisfiifd a stal*>in«‘nt that
such imim l.il \ fhaiegi's ''must not 'l***
laki ii as ail fxi iis** for uudulv build
ing 110 H larger sjuprrstrm lure •*!
not*‘s aiid I redils '"
Th**r** was f**.ir tlirouglioul Kur"pe
that til*' •!• vflopiiieMis vvitiild roui)M*l
all nati *iis to aliamion the gold stand
ard, ami thK w.is g’v**ii, force hy the
.iiinoumetu**id Ihat Ksioiiia hatl tak*‘M
tKat step.'' TTriief. raTtim-tdintrii's, i)
was «*\p**i i«*d. Would follow suit.
a«*|ui1i:il of t’liarh'S .Mltrhell on In-
••o|iH* tax evasion •*h:irg**s would take
the h**art out of Ho* s«*tiat»»rlal Inves
ligation of private
liaiiUing iio'thoiK hut
Ho* r o m m I f t e e r*s
stiiu**«l its inquiry, and
l*ros**eutor I'enllnaiol
r<***orii put on the
1«stand Otto K 11 h n.
h«*a*l of Ktiltn. l.oi*h
A < <>.. ami ilislin
guishi'd patron of Ho*
till** arts. .Mr. Kahn
talk«‘d at l*‘tiglh ot
llo* philosophy of pri
vate hanking and of
the pi*K**s.s**s for the markt‘ting *>f
s**«-unHes, with «*s|H*rial r«*f**r**nre to
ih*>s** of railroaijs. He said the g*M**l
(•rivate haiikiT d*i**s not **hase iifl**r
husiio'ss. and he e*uid**mn*‘d comp*‘ti
ti\«* hiihling for s('ruriti«*s put out hv
r«*riM«rali*tns.
Th* re was mu« h discussions of the
wh*M»p**e *l;iys of IIIJT and IP'JS. In
*lw*«*IHng upon,Ho* mania of tiiose days.
-Mi^. - JK-ahn—irekl -ihai - twi far a s c* in
iroU«**l inllalion is conr«*i ned he
knows of only **io* ag«*nry that ran
exer«*ise a r*»rr<*rtive inllurnre when
ever n«**M|***|. and that is the federal
ri*s**r\e hoard.
Till* *•011110111**** took up Ho* matter
<*f III** ('hil*‘an bond issue of I'.rj.A.
whbh has h****n in d**fault f**r iw**
\<»ars. .Mr Kahn saiti (hat .Norman
H.* iMvis, roving tiuil>assa<lor In l!u
r«qH*. T«*r**rv •■•T~Te«*s i*f MMt f*ir his
ser\i*^**s in llo* iO‘goHaHidis f«»r the
thi.iHng of Ihos** liotuls,- hut that ilr
l‘a\is at that lime was a private ••Iti
of those terrible ilisasti^rs that p**-
riiMliraily iifHi* t the t'hilO'se.
hurst in «*ast*‘rn Kw**i«-how
ile>lr**\*Hl III** iiuportaiil *•114
J«*n. dr«*wnl-ng tlioiisamls of
.V rhoid-
jirovinre
of 'rung-
persons ;
"I derided to take Thedford't
Hlark-DrauBht, as I had lMM*n hav
ing pillous MiM'lls.'' writes Mr. <’has.
E. .''t* v**i)8, of ('oluininiH, Ind. “Wh. n
1 get tilllmis, I ft'ol .sl**r*|)y anti tir**<l
Hii.l do not f*‘* ri like doing mv work.
I gil awfully (ilzz.v. 1 know then
that I luol l)8tter take something.
After T found tiow g(Ktd Hliick-Dranglit
N. tfiat is what I fiave used I gm'Ss
It rl<ls tn** of the fille. for f feel het-
f<*r — don’t fee} Ml*.*-. T **»»> <iropplnsr
orf to sf.-**p **v*'rv time T sit diwvn.
TJiHt, to nf**, Is a verv had feeling,”-
V'o*.’ j/OM ran </rt liUo'k-Dranght in
thr form of a BYUfP. for Childi«»v
ami the wall ofAv:tt**r then sw**}*t down
Ihe .Ma,\**n river valh*y. wiiung out
maiiy viihigix iirot taking a Htoiis.'iml
m**re lives.
n
T il
t;
‘I IK «lis;irinaiiu*nt **onf**rt*nre In
il**neva *l***i*I«*<l t*» a<lj*'urn until
alter Ih** s«*ss'i*iii **f ih«* l.**agti*> «»f .Na
tions ill S**|*l**mlK*r'"h**«aus** llo* sfates-
m**n ar** s<* busy n**w with other more
imiio'tiiate prohl«‘ms. huring Ho* r**-
e«*.ss I'hniriiinn .Arthur Heiidi'fson will
negi*fi:ite with Ihe principal g
meiils ami has high hop**s f«tr gmal
results.
KSriKYI.Ntf l»ef«»re a' one-man
gniml jury consisting of Judge H.
Keiilan. a lK‘tr**it h:ink«*r, Herbert
Wilkin, was aske*l why Detndt’s
two hlg hanks were
cI*»s<hI last winter. “It
was a (dot hy Wall
Street to get IIenr.v
K«*r*l.” lie replied. He
said that in his opin-
l*»n it was <l**<‘Uled hy
the New Y«*rk finan
ciers, l**ng before the
tw** hanks closed
their d*M»rs, that th»*,v
must pass from the
picture nnd Ite re
placed- byv one—^bank.
.And this «>nt>. Mo* new .Nationa] hank.
«*r l>etn»if. is “the child of Wall
Sir**«*t." lo* Hthhsl
'Wilkin. "Ii*‘ loH-ame vl«*e i»resideiit
»*f the rni**ii Huanlian Trust cotn-
|iaiiy at the r*siu«*st of H**ury Ford,
sitid that, f**r the second time, the
Kasiern Itaitkcrs had h*>en soundly
whiplHMl ill tlH'ir atl«*mpt to force tlie
nodor maiiiif act lifer to ls*w to tlotin.
“Wall Street Iwlieved’’ he sahl.
P.x ly luit Jll> For* 1's vtM>jt»!
w«>iihl have to <i**al with them or go
l»n»ke. They w**r** sjtdiy fooled.”
In the c**urse of his testimony
Wilkin iiia*le these additional star
tling ehargeji^:
That huge w;th*lrHwals •tf “smart
iiuuiey" had lie«*n iua*le ju^f heftire the
two hanks were finally ch».^<**l. and that
**ne of wh*‘ cleare*! out a p<*r
s*>nal accvuinl was .Mrs. James C*>U'
zens. wife *»f the Mb-higan 8*'nat*»r.
Thai I*etri»ii hankers generally, pie
\Imus to the closing. ha*l become c«*ii
vineet] Wall Sire<*t was trying t«* cor%
irol all the cretlU of Ihe stale of
Michigan.
That many clH*<-ks..cf the fw«* insti
tutions were cleartsl through the De
troit clearing house after the state
liank h*>liflay had t>«H*n dechir**d by
Governor fomstock.
Tliat fetleral hank examiners had
co-operated with the enemies uf the I^E
; Guardiao )frou|i. which had a chain ,]=:
I,or Michigan hanks, in. undervaluing
asaets of at least one Institution go
new National bank of Detroit
t:
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h7 R. Wilkin
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7**n.
Later in ill** in*iuiry .Mr l***v«>ra
<|u«*^ti*^lu•d .Mr, Kabii closely ronc«‘rn
ing bis in«'oui«* in r***-**nl y**ars an*l
III** tax u|Hui k which h** has |>abl If
li«* and his partimrs look a)1\aiitag** «)f
hMtphotcs in Hic iiu'oiu** lax laws, at
least Hi**re was no cvadvin*:^* 4h^ ilu*y.
Iia«i iua«l** fake st'oek sahs to lh**ir
wi\*'s. . •
KN. HI HH .*». .HtHNSttN. a<Iiiiln
lsir;*(**r of Hi**Jmbistrial re<-*>vt*ry
act. •qi**ii**d li**!irliigs l-OTT' c*»*l**s suh
uiitted for •_'<>\*-rnm*-i f <*itntro| hi*fore
:in Interest*-*! crowd in the D**|>art
iiieiit of (■•*mm**rce building in Wash
ingt**n. the firs! *tne 1*1 Ih? taken up
being that *ifr**n*d hy the c*)tt<iii t**x
ille industry which was d*‘scrlh*‘*! in
this column a ^week ago,
III his Iduff m.ariiier Ceiieral Jidin
Son iiitro<lu<***d his *b*pufy. W. L. .Al
A TToILNKY (JK.NKKAL riLM
.MIN'tiS announc«‘d that before
toiig he w*»iild imike piildi** the names
• •f h*»ard*TS of gold who r«*fuse t«> turn
in llu'lr sl*ires of the yellow iimtal
then if Ibis piihllcity falls to bring
them to terms, they will he proseciit***].
Kven if the governiiu'iit wins a criiii
inal *-ase against a h*tnrd**r. tmwever.
it may h;ive to jiro<**ed civilly against
ten. and his c**unsel. IVmald RichiMTg.
and the latter laid *lown thy* nllos *ir
proceilqro l*> lie .fo||i»we<J. which were
ratlier dls<-*incerHiig to many of his
hearers. After explaining the manner
in whb-li »c*»de8 would he rts-elve*!
fpoiu iiidustrhil groups. .Mr. Ub'hlierK
*«ild that the hearings were intende*!
to pr<Mhire facts only, and that n**
oral ■rgiiieents Ii|s»n qiiesHnns of law
would he (u*rmitted. If any Intere.si
feH its l**gHl rights were i>eing tram
pled
e*
him also 1*1 g«*i the “idd ha* k tinb-ss
Im* vtvbinlarlly yielils up the pr»4-loas
iii*‘lal. ('umiiiiugs ailmitted. He sabI
h*»w**\**r, that he believhI hold**rs *-«»n-
vlci*Hl4n «<riminal *-as«*s would bring In
their g*dd ns a step towanl «>l)tainmg
Tenieney.
\f.\TH'.AN Ulty pollee are *-onvlm-ed
* that tlie h<Miih.e.\phisioi) in a cloak
files privately in writing to the a*!
mtnistnition. acc<*rdlng to this ml
riMUii **f SI iVler's cliiirch in Kome
was the w**rk *»f u .**'p«filar*l who was
arrested, am! was instigat*?*! by the en _
It must l»e content to present IfsT euik*» of the J'utlioilc clinreh Iu S|Ktiii. | |fj,»
!
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No one was Injured hy the blast uml
the propi'rt.v^ datoage was small.
20 Minutes
versus
3 Hours
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the users think are as good as adverlisinj? in your favorite coun-
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try newspaper?
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modest country newspaper. Not so long ago an advertising: ex
pert was quoted as saying; that careful research had ascertained
that a certain well-known metropolitan paper is read, on an aver-
ajje, for the space of twenty minutes, while the average country-
newspaper has a “readinjf life” of three hours to its credit! It is
kept 'round tKe house for a week and everyone in the family
takes his turn in going: throuj^h its pa^es. —^
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