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New Britain herald. [microfilm reel], January 18, 1921, Image 5
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NhW BRiTA'N OAiLY HERA T TUESDAY, JANUARY 18, 192 1
LAW FORCES EVES
TO WEAR LEAVES
,)aklan,l .".t. thu;l t Kpis opat
hii'
TO RA!EB SALARIES
ITEMRY CLUB NOTES
on the lecer.t ciL.e vae
'She looked about fo. e e
vhich 1o - over her nnkedne: r. If
- 0 ;
.t
wcrp not for our lrv..-. fo of th- ,
same yoang women ha-dly aid ,
lit-aith i:o;u- It j-!v, I ire t hi i' nrrA
h:uily iCmpItiyes Jim -reason
Meet Willi Favov.
The common council salary commit
tee at a meeting Last night voted to
recommend the following increase in
salary to the council tomorrow night:
Mrs. G. V. liowen, stenographer in
the health department, from 51,100
. 1
h- .-..a; : . e ; ej
(. t hi- , t-Ki-'t i ars of v
ill' j i from I":1
;td
.Map!;
Mi'! OrRniAaflou Arr
:'o i.
uv.tn 11.
ii.-v h.-jii.o.
Pleasing ."-lihk-..! Pi-ograni tot
siun To7po. row Afternoon.
The Y, arm's r,Kerary clu
Maple Hill will moct, tomorrow ai
Chicago . Clrrgjnian .Ves Rapidly
lowering Moral Standards of Women
Throughout Whole Country
Pittsburgh. Jan. IS. "I believe
Eve possess a nense of modesty that
would put to shame many of Our
young women of today." aid the Rev.
IX. Emory Beetham In his talk In
for leaves."
Many instance:- -f 'lie ov. er n . of
moral .standai 1:: '. h ougho-it ,;.c o.i.i
try were quoted by the pieueher,
among which was the recent Keonard
Mitchell bout held in New York under
the leadership of prominent society
women. Mr. Iieetham deplored the
fact that the women of today have de-
J.
tor
. c tj,.g masi ;
:''K'; :il.--o for incrcas s :or the Nnrd
i si-P rune1:. trie amounts of which
Wcro ;:ol stated.
THE OLD HOME TOWN
sponsoring an exhibition of this nature, trom $2,5G5 to $2,765; Charity Super-
THE TINKER
1 TNi-
COUNT AlH-AiU
minlfi AUiairp, is trance s n-w
. . . . - i i t ......
iDOHsaaor io urrni urim.ni. bu
rveda Paul Cambon, one or mo
ehrevdewt European diplomat, wno
UIO jrt:! n.
4 j ''9. 14. 1 - -.----''''
W . ,
MltS. MART ELLEN' SMITH
1
. ItULP-S PAIILIAMKXT Mrs. M.
V Smith Is speaker of the nritish
'olumbla Purllament at Vancouver.
riW years ato hf wu elected to
til, th Mt of her huaband. Ralph
ImlUi, when ho dlod, and last fall
v. re-lcctcd. Now she has been
lectd speaker.
CrI3 f f SINCE THESE ""N. X
fyQ&y I PESKy AUTOMOBILES) 5
: " ca Ikv pV lr-r (CAME N NO8ODY rJfilt
BROKE: TW ICC Zr4 THt
HONEST JOHAi THE- HARNESS MAKER.
STREET HOfeSfe TROUGH -AGAAI TMre M0RA1MC HAS BftC
AFTER tversy plfEEZE UP FOR. THE- PAST YEARS fByCEPTvS ,
THAT WNTEfc HE5 WAS L.AIP UP WITH LUMBA6Q-
sit to
J
1
V
l-TLi r"TTf '"' r-- 1- -ir.i I' N y. j g t
lS ' i rr5CT Snrr I UJ
I P - '-V.-r,; jyV II A LATIN-AMERICAN IS.
1 1 II I -' J METROPOLIS, CENTER
v..
By FRANCIS H 8I86ON,
PrMltfcnt Guaranty Trust
Company of New York.
niuB g maroally aympa-
thatl OBdaratandlnx la
steadily srowlng between
tba paoplea of tha northern
tod aouthtrn contloonta of tba
"JCVaatarn UamUpbara, this eympa
thy has by 00 meana reached a
point that would imply any position
of trade advantage for our export
tra. la fact, by racial orlglD, rua
toma tad historical derelopineaL
Qieae cena tries are caocb more
closely boand to the European na
Sons, ud we cms overcome tola
landlcop only by showing special
iklR and onderstandlnr la every de
.'all of our trade relations with them.
Qnr trade rotations with foreign
rountrles can oever be retarded aa
. itatic or permanently atable. There
re too many chao(lnff and powerful
Influences political, financial and
toramerclal tha constantly affect
Ibem, both at home and abroad, for
tbla to be poaalble. For tha last
three or four years our exporters
have had ao exceptionally favor
ble opportunity and position In
South and Central Americas mar
ket. This special ad ran tags 00
longer exists however, so far aa
most of them ars concerned. Fu-
ts trade must be woo and held
rfjt!t'-j-,v
PANORAMA OF BUENOS
AIRES WATER FRONT
A LATIN -AMERICAN
METROPOLIS, CENTER
OF TRADE FOR NORTH
AMERICAN PRODUCTS.
v,7 jrr-
s&Sw- ' -" cheese cloth are
v -mr WHERE SOME OF THE
ix'jj, -. lzt .1 tAer .... aiii
A VIAOUCT ON AN
AMERICAN BUILT RAILROAD IN
BRAZIL-US. CAPITAL HAS
OONe MUCH TO OEVELOP
THP SOUTHERN REPUBLICS.
nothing whatever on which to base
any belief that these markets will
aver give us any special preference
Id their buying.
During the year ended June ISO,
irJ0, our trade with South Amer
ica, Imports and exports included,
totalled S1.S51.SS0.47& The bal
ance against us In South America
was $370,000,121. The adverse b
FINEST TOBACCO IN
THE WdflLD IS CROWN.
SHIPPING MAHOGANY IN HONDURAS CFNTRU-M?i
also gtva etmnir tmperne to ex
ports from the United States.
The thought of selling on credit,
either short or long, to customers
five or 6ix thousand miles away
makes many American manufactory
given enrrepa
who fin? r
resents rives -and by Intimate knowl
edge of conditions they have
seemed quite willing to develop
commerce along such lines. This
gives them a definite competitive
advantage, and American exporters
must recognize this fact and be will
ing to show some courage In mak
ing decisions as to how far they
will meet the terms of their rivals.
The service cf credit reports on
ltin-Amerlcan firms now carried
on by American banks or by the
commercial agencies Is growing
nore extensive and specific, and
sellers can usually obtain excellent
material on which to exercise
sound credit Judgment,
During the war our export trade
with the Argentine was handled
largely on the basis of "cash
against documents' at port of ex
port, but this was a temporary sit
uation and such methods cannot
continue under renewed com
petition fromx Europe and else
where. An estimate , has been made by
one familiar with the situation In
that country that) about two-thirds
of the tranrctlenst noiv tra en a
rather than In New
exchanre markets.
American exporter
to hold trad toy
credit awocr'
that granted !
ers Is afford
lent firms worth v
amounts and, as li;
It Is essentially t
credit man of anl
assure himself the
with reliable hous
possessing a sing
source of wealth
which rives a sta
ernmental revenu
Chile were valued
I.V.. ,.Am
and Imports from!
603.000. Our expof
285 in the fiscal r
30, 1 920 ; Imports, j
Our drafts on 0
in dollars or sterli
currency Is subj
fluctuations. Sin
have usually bee
"ninety days' sigh
arv form. Some
book accounts wi
porters and buy
able times to reim
spondents in the
Countries bordr
rlbean Sea, with tj
ports of coffee, r
other nroducts I
States, maintain e
latlons with this
said that a large
ness ts conducted
been trading with I
firms may even I
balances over lonf
ting the balancing
Imports against c
venienca. I
The Central Ant
Venezuela and Cot
velop stronger con
us every year. . j
there are growing,'
ter countries will I
plies of beef, oil,
coffee, platinum t
on which we aha:
more. '"TJ
We have tn Cr
growing market
He our specif'
since the Spa'
us In a-rery '
which la f-'
favorat-

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