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THE NEWS ANDDBSERVfclv MONDAY MORNING, JANUARY 12, 1920. WARNING OF PRICE HAZARDS ON FLOUR Wheat Director Sends Circular To Holders Of 42,000 Licenses In America REDUCE COMMITMENTS v . HE SAYS IN LETTER Finds Even Now Element Of Population That Wants To Practice Thrift Instead Of Extravagance, H e Says ;' Grain Corp'n Not Now In Market For Wheat Or Flour New York, Jan. II. Warning of price hazards which may confront wheat and flour handler after the withdrawal of government control when the ac . tivities of the Uraia corporation are brought to aa eed ia Juae waa contained ia a circular sent sir! today by Julius II. Boras, wheat director to the holders f the ?,OuO licenses he has issued.,. Emphaaia is placed by Mr. Barnes oa the statement that the1 reduction of roaiaitlmcnta to the ssiniaiuml required business still be a wise commercial -policy or the grain tradeTupou the termTaa-" tioa of two years of official stabiliza tion and in view of the present world consumption. There is even now an .element of the population which has demonstrated a desire to practice thrift ia evident from the reception given to the tirsiu t'orpo.ratioa's pure wheat flour which the government recently made available to the consumer at re duced pstees, the wheat director states. He also predict? thnMhrift as a nntinniil characteristic "may become contagious aa strayagaai-e has been." At the same time he attributes recent price advances ia certain grades of hour lo "restric ted transportation and ritrnnrdinary ' Tirflifferenee to eipenditures by a section ef our people." "There is. BQ guide to point ! be way to commercial security" Mr. Barnes says. ''Individual judgment must solve un usual problems, sunn to be faced. The tiraia Corporation's weekly reports o trade data will continue until June 1. "Our total wheat crop exceeded that of iws. ''kU ports for the ast six mouths are 33,0U0,ou0 bushels less than lust year. Pifricii.lt nuances abroad, forcing utmost curtailment of purchases, will continue. - Present purchases,, till .to he shipped largely, supply foreign requirements for a considerable period, rneapor- rye will replace some wheat. The I'aited States caa apparently export oO.Ooo.UM) j ttu.hl nf rv ...In. .V, I SSI (SSI l.n.l,. els last yar. With no immediate proipect of fur ther purchases of floor by the Grain eor- . poratioa, it ia fairer to ask the mills to discontinne their weekly offerings Until we can advise some prospects of ' further purchases. The export-outlet ia open to them individually without necessity for permits. ; "farmers, millers and dealers (out aide of the Grain corporation) own and are carrying 4:tr,l,tKI bushels of wheat, against 29,0ti,0Uu a year ago. Seriously Hinder on thy statement. After June 1 next the Grain corporation authority to buy wheat at the guaran teed price expires, -and thereafter the security of that basis is withdrawn The t laet that present prices Iargelyr' rule over the government guarantee shonld not obstruct a study of conditions which way develop and at a tiu-e when that ! price assurance no longer exists. Amer- iea't complex and d.licate marketing j trueture mnst he preserved, and pre- t pared to function When this agency re tires. ' I Assert Carranza Officials Amonn Radical Backers (Continued rrss Page One.) i waM intervention, runs another ar- J tide published in Mexico City. I "Mexico is fertile soil for soviet seeds ! tc ha sown In." i Carraasa Not a Socialist. , The writer said-Carranza waa not a socialist but there was a good reason to . be, g moderate policy of state socialism would have been put into practice "if no aaa wov oecB constantly menanccd v th damocles sword of interven- Uon. "The reason for intervention ia U. Sea ia fear of Bolshevism" the writer said. "Th eresult of interfeTrhon rf-it is attempted will be revolution in the Vnited States. Nursing Mothers There is nothing aogood for You V Baby aaYW, our Cod . Uver and Iron Tonic. Ta Imrjart tha hfa pvirt ar4MrisF. ing elements to your baby, you must ba in good condition youmell you must ba atronc and vital, you must have real red blood, and your own food must be well digested and readily asaaouiated. Vino! will give you all this. If you need strength and your baby ia not datnf as well aa he might try a bottle of .inoJ and are how baby will im I improve wilTfeei and hosr in urn Detter you i .jouraeu. . - t SOTB: Toar leading dragziat baa tor wtaay yw ssoaiaJly wwmsiltj Vlaot .becMss a kaewa there ia aothrag eette ;tbsa th Is faaMaa Cod Liver and Iron Towie i- crease strsurth aa4 batki ana up. Taa (orniala of Thiol la oa every label ! Your money back if it fails. r-vc-r-owsT l. TnvC C0.,ANO DRCO- ! CONGRESS MUST BE CAREFUL TO AVOID T Secretary Glass Warns Against f Enlarged Expenditures or Lower Taxes TREASURY DEPARTMENT NOW PAYING ITS- WAY If Present Tax Level Is Retain ed And Expenditures Are Kept Down, All Will Be Smooth Sailing:, According; to His Report; Farther Issues Of Certificates Necessary Washington, ajn. 11 Another liberty luau will I necessary if Congress em lrks on "new fields of large expendi ture nr reduces the aggregate, volume of tases," Secretary (Jlass declared In a statement tonight setting forth in detail the gern incut's financial .eon- turned sad sen expenditures am kept ' I he tor coma la-tlirr-Hdtr of government naaacmg, ,,he Secretary asserted. Barring the Congressional action men tioned, Mr. Glass believed the Treasury would be able to pay its own way from t:ix and war salvage receipts. Although further issues of Treasury certificates of indebtedness may bo expected they will be redeemed froia cash on hand rather thsn through the, sale of new issues of irert ideates fur the first tlnio since late in 1917. The Treasury secre tary directed attoation to statements made early in September in which he expressed the opinion that the strain had lessened and that aftcxJannary , the government's nnanclal - problems would be more easily solved. As indicative of the progress made by the Treasury in solution of these problems Secretary Glass pointed to re ductions between September 1 and Jan uary 1 in the nation's gross debt nnd in the two class of e-crlifleute of indent edniws outstanding. The grnas debt on September 1st, was 26V9,701,648 was A17,07g.8U7 on January 1. Ke (taction in the floating debt unmatured, treasury certificates of indebtedness of 622,M,2.V) has been made since Sep tember 1, leaving the total outstanding obligations of this nature at $3,S78,485, K) oa January . A reduction of TM, Smi , was reported for the same period in the outstanding so-called loan certificates, leaving l,32,8l,0O0 of these yet to be funded. The loan certificates outstanding Jan uary I were of issues maturing January 2, January 15, February 2, and February 16. All of these, the Secretary said, have been or will be paid out of cash oa hand January 1, or from the proceeds of sales ef tax certificates issued in anticipation of any one of four tax installments due during the present year. Air. Glass believed thia indicates success for the Treasury's plan to avoid further large funding operation a ad for uuiuuuuu portions oi me war aent. Am Tata FAT? If yea are svsssssa why remain set he casroos sf thsss whe are altadsr I "Why Usn is istserisat aews rot ros. The aetata arstsra Is acesssiHshIar sssr vls ia aliafal. spesy. atsassnl njoetiu M am east w ssa t han aasa. lot years tni-asMd with, falssss. I'm ail of ksreia aaa 10IH.W u r4uctisn sysiew. He stsrruxc, teaisiis eiereises, ne caloaiet or sslts ryiair eerrsri, sa asuiaural sMcrjea cy ajuvtaw. Mastlea It to M lbs. ar asefe sw jm vsasirs Is (l sraiaistricst -si-sly guaraatssa aa fsir tssi, anas aswrs 'Tim w mm coss 19 JOS. . TlMsrs MaHs sv Is (m(t s ittur iit sksssj rs HMMisH.w sraSMllir ssMlasj MUikr srMto ar t-Sfl hi wMr. SMsliSa swS soiscilw im artos hspilMa Inw vosr Ms snd snksM M fmssTss7l?'X?lU - d-m,m Toa mar aMara. sO at kerens a armrrltts' vryws.. Pwhvth ktrmltn. Brschsrs with mviaelag tsstisuaUls auilM. ia nlsla HI There is one sure way to end Cora and Bunion Painr-; r Corn and Bunion Plasters will make the Pain Vanish .Instantly . Try It Today A liberal, guarantee goes witlv every package. ' . ; i Pricsi' $1.00 Tucker Building Pharazcy v AN HER LOAN NOW JEM II Ml il'i-" aw I I Vjr "juLW Fairyfoot NO FORMAL ACTION ! TAKEN ! TREATY Democratic Senators, However, Discuss Republican Counter-Proposals REPUBLICANS AWAITING REPLY FROM DEMOCRATS Leaders While Pleased With Concessions By "Mild Reser vation" Republicans Assert That More Pronounced Spirit Of Compromise Must Be Shown Now Washington. Jan. 11. Democratic Senators today discussed the series of counter-proposals advanced yesterday by Kepubliean Senators. advocating rati fication of the peace treaty which were in answer to the eomprciinsiei reserva tions put forth several days previous by the group of Pemoerats led by Senator Kendrirk, of Wyoming. There were no formal meetings of the Democratic HenntoTS during the day to take up the Republican counter propos als, many of. minority members desiriug time to consider "the counter-propositions Af ore joining in any . cost erejscw. of which the proposals - would - be the subject. Henator Hitchcock, of Nebraska, leader of the administration forces, said he had not seen the Krpublicau counter proposals, but expressed sympathy with nny movement having to do with bring ing the two dominant factions together. Democratic leaders generally, while pleased with the concessions made by the ''mild reservation" Republicans, as serted that a more pronounced spirit of compromise must be shown before any agreement could lie reached. Home of the Democrats said that only the change in the Republiesn reservation program of Inst session providing that the Henata qualifications would not have to be adopted affirmatively by the other pow ers, met with their entire approval.' Republican Senators of the group ad vocating ratification awaited some re ply from the Democrats before proceed ing further with negotiation looking toward a compromise. The two compromise proposals were considered as having postponed the threatened calling up by Senator Un derwood, Democrat, Alabama, of his resolution providing for a formal con ciliation committee. Impose Tai aa Cotton. Cairo, Jan.ll. The Councils of Min istershas decided to impose a tax of 33 piastre per eentar on eotton to meet the loss resulting from th sal of flour to people in the city who have aot profited front agricultural prosperity. f"Jt Constipated? I ft 1 If e-o, yon eaa wbtaia MjTT. " "1U by -! . VALUE INTENSIFIED BOONE'S ' It is purely merit you get in the clothes you-buy at Boone's. They have ser vice giving1 in them, style, good quality, workman ship, and- priced to make friends. ' , They're made by the "House of Kuppenheim er." "Stein-Bloch," and others that make Boone's De Luxe Clothes. Only the best makes are used , and then sold at the very -lowest prke-to you, This- Is "value intensified." 750 New Suit. 7 Juit Arrived. "COME AND SEE Is All W Ask. You'll Find Your "Boon" . . -.t.BtJonwV ... 1 Men's Suits , . .$15 to $60 Boys' Suits .... $ 8 to $20 Shoes ........$ 8 to $15 Neckwear .... 50c to $ 2 Overcoats .... $15 to $60 Union Suits ,,.$,1 to $ 2 Shirts . . . . . . . .$ 1 to $10 B. V.D. . 50c C. R.Boone "Coed What.. MOVIE THEATRE PLAN TO ! CAMPAIGN AGAINST UNREST ! New York. Jan. 11-A government 'campaign, to combat tha national unrest I througii the "movies" was, launched here : tndsv at a meetine- of prominent mo tion picture producers who were ad dressed by Franklin K. Lane, Secretary of the Interior. Mr Lane, who will direct' the campaign, explained that Its purpose was to aid. 'at solving govern ment problems by inspiring th inert can people with fortitude . and pa triotism. The campaign come as a result of a request of the joint committees of the House a ad Senate made last December at Washington urging the motion pic ture men to take up auch a work. The committee ia charge of tha campaign consists of Secretary Lane, ehairman; Adolph Zukor, Lewis J. (Saltnick, Harry Crandnll. Wil- '. Brady and Miyior Raymond W. Palis.. -eswsgsi BUFORDREACHES KIEL . WITH HER CARGO OF REDS Kiel, Saturday, Jan. 10. The Amer ican army transport Buford, under a strong guard, is lying two kilometers from tha main Kiel docks in the re pair basin. No one is allowed to go on board. The torpedo boat destroyer Bullard is accompanying the Soviet ark. The repair to -the damaged boilers of the transport will require at least two days, and the vessel is expected to resume the trip Monday. No announcement has been made concerning the Buford' destination.-" To Wrestle At Madlaoa Square Garden. New York, Jan. IL Early Caddock, of Iowa, world's wrestling champion, and Joe Bleeder, of Dodge, Neb., etinira ant of the title, will meet at Madison Square Garden January 30, it waa an nounced tonight Caddock in bis mes sage of acceptance, made it conditional that Htecbar should not be advertised as the title-holder. In life' melodrama the hero gets the rppaiuse, but tha villain cops the coin. nW DEMOCRAT DINN AUGURS SUCCESS (Continaed From Page Oae.) f . ' ' : basic principles of Democracy and' to re-assert with vigor and emphasis its traditional belief ia the ideals of right eonsnesa and justice in the administra tion of government. The Republican spirit of braggadocio is utterly without foundation. It is based, upon the as sumptioa that aa immense corruption fund and aa iasidiou appeal ta selfish Interests will result In returning that party to power. Jt Varss oat of coni sideration the appeal to principle which Democracy always makes, and which at this time will prove unusually effica cious. A party of principle can weather th storms of adversity and survive the onslaught of th avaraclona and time servlug hordes, and look with confidence to the future. And tbat'a the spirit of th Democratic party now as evidenced by the utterances of all the leaders of every phase of thought in the party. "The defeat of 1918 augurs well for llio success of -1920, since it furnishes a present opportunity " to compare the splendid record of achievements of the Democratic party with the dismal fail ure of the Republican majority in. Con gress, with no record at all except one of unfulfilled promises. The Republican party face this campaign bankrupt ia leadership and insolvent a to issues. The Democrats of the nation are united, enthusiastic and aggressive, and the spirit of the Jackson Day meeting ia the spirit of victory and the militant hosts Of Democracy will gather from the na tion in the Golden West on June 28 to name the next. President of the United States and go forth with a determination to VouchMfe to the people of the Vnitefl States another period of prosperity, and development under the wise end bene ficent administration of affairs by the Democratic party." Raaala'a Losses Daring War. Warsaw, Jan. 11. Russia' losses dur ing the war ia killed and wounded ag gregated 35,000,000, according to statis tics of th Kolchak government. lost every opera lias a Victrola -- Hi! d After listening to the opera, the enchanted hearer is eager to take away for permanent possession some of its treasured melodies. Formerly he had but the lading echoes of his memory. Now he has the Victrola. The experienced opera-goer knows that the famous smgersthemselves are the best judges of a musical instrument to reproduce their art. They choose the Victrola for its beauty of tone, its truth to life, its supreme musical quality. Their choice should be your choice.1 " There are Victrolas in great yariety 6FstyIes from $25 to $950. "Any Victor dealer WiU gladly play any music you wish ta hear. New Victor Records demonstrated at each montbe , Victor Talldng Machine : Camden, N. J. Congress To Take Up Many Subjects During The Week (Ceatiaaed From Page One.) test from Michigan will be msde ,next Thursday by the Senate election com mittee with a recount of tha ballots as a probable first step. Conferences will 'be continued oa the railroad reorganiantioa and the- oil, coal, gai, and phosphate lan j leasing hill. The railroad eonf creases hop to reach daring the week the principal controversies in the Cummins and Escl bills, including the anti-strike pro visions. Stomach Ills permanently --disappear after drinking tha celebrated &hiar Mineral Water. Positively guaranteed by moaey-baek offer. Tastes fla eoat a' trifle. De livered ay where by our Raleigh Agent, Poner Candy Co. Phon tbem Adv. SAVE- 25 to 33 Per Cent on your fire insurance premiums. Oar Policies adopted by Fsdcral Land Bank. State Mutual Fire INSURANCE Company Raleigh, N. C. Agents Wanted. equisite strains of an all dealers on the 1st of Co., MRS. REID HAS 25-POUND GAIN Say Health Haa Been Com pletely Reatired by Taking Tanlac. "I v.as almost a complete . nervous wreck wkeu I started taking Tanlac, anr it has not only completely jrestored my health but I have gained twenty-five pounds beside," said Mrs. C. H. Beid: 003 Cheilnut trct, Portsmouth, Va,; re cently. ' "for three Jw" 1 continued, "1 wa troubled with indigestion, nervous ness, loss of sleep and headache. My food soured on my stomach and formed gas that piessed up into my chest and throat and around my heart ao mat l would have awful smothering apellt. I had nervous heaadches and pains in my back and shoulders would almost drive mo wild. I would get disxy and tu nervous I would almost scream; I got UUSI IU SlJUlJ-Ui, rvuwuw " weak I would just give out several times during the (lay. "After trying everything else i anew of without getting any better Tanhu, gave me a splendid appetite and now 1 can eat anything and my digestion is nerfect. I am not troubled at all with gas or palpitations, dizziness or smother ing spells ana l Sleep sounaiy an nucm. Headaches, nervousness, pains in my hneV snd shoulders are all ton and I never have that tired, worn out feeling any mnre.'l. AH Pruggists sell Teniae., adv. Highest Price, RaliabU Hid and Junk Co. lit W Casana it KAUDGB. N C oer Qaellty Spelt.' Been Selj Phone M5-546 D Lax Clothier Rdelga. N. C. iniHIltlHHflHtmfllltifMHtt1tMHTftI?Ht1 . i JLYt-KVYMiEftS. Itllltlttttltllllllllllllllltt.ltli in.
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