Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 45, Number 322, 24 November 1920 — Page 3

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM. RICHMOND. IND WEDNESDAY, NOV. 24, 1920.

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(By Associated Press) BERLIN, Nov. 24. One hundred eminent persons, among them Crown Princess Cecilie, Prince Eitel Friedrich, Prince August Wilhelm, the late Prince Joachim, Count Padolin and Princess Wanda Radziwill, have smuggled to Holland money aggregating 250,000,000 marks, asserted Hermann Mueller, former German chancellor, in the reichstag Tuesday. The former chancellor interpellated the government relative to the activities of the firm of Crusser and Phillipson, bankers, which is declared to have carried on an extensive business

in smuggling property out of Germany. It was asserted that he head of the tanking firm had been enrolled in the German armv and was on good terms v ith the nobility, and that the concern hr,d "been known publicly as a special frm for the carrying on of contraband in goods and capital." It was said to have grown so large that it was able to buy eventually nearly 10,000,000 shares in the firm of Shclesinger, Trier and Company. "I ask the government" said the former chancellor, "what has been done in the case of the banking firm of Sinner. Borghland & Company, which has been accused of smuggling. I demand that people known as smugglers should be severely punished." Probe. Hangs Fire. Replying, Dr. Wirth, minister of finance, said the public prosecutor had Pot concluded his investigation of the Sinner, Borghland & Company case, but he asserted that the banking houses mentioned were evidently engaged in smuggling capital out of the country. "The government." he continued, "learned a few days ago that millions of lis cash and securities v.ere standing to the credit of German subjects with the firm of Crusser & Phillipson. in Amsterdam, and that these million:? had gone there through r.n Intermediary in contravention of German laws. The public prosecutor started an inquiry Into the flight of this capital, and the firm's books have been seized. Proceedings are pending against a number of persons who sent money to Holland, but I am unable to give exact details. It is correct that among persons having accounts with Grosser. Phillinson and company are members of princely houses and some of the Hohenzollern family. The finance department has boon instructed to demand security up to the highest possible figure from customers from the Grosser bank. Blushes With Shame "When one reads the list of people who did business with this bank he rnujt b'ush with shame. It has made

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FAST PLANES GATHER FOR PULITZER RACE (By Associated Press) MIXEOLA, N. Y., Nov. 24. Attracted by the promise of new world's flying records, airplane enthusiasts gath

ered at Mitchell field here Tuesday for cent since Oct, 1919, compared with

ployes averaged $31.06' a week as

against 128.93 for the factory workers. The weekly earnings of the factory workers showed an Increase of 20 cents . over the September average, the'rreport says, due largely to the unusual activity in several industries and to full time operations in plants that were affected by holidays in September. Salaries of office em

ployes have increased fourteen per

CORDOBA, SAN LUIS, FEEL EARTH SHOCKS; NO DAMAGE BUENOS AIRES, Nov. 24. Earthquake shock were felt in the states of Cordoba and San Luis at 6:20 last evening. No damage has been reported.

the first of the trial events for the

Pulitzer trophy race, Thanksgiving day. Planes rated as the speediest in the world were entered in the preliminaries. Army air service pilots confidently predicted that their pet machine, the six hundred horse-power plane which was the entry, of the United States in the James Gordon Bennett that races at Etampes, Frances, would eclipse the record of 152 miles attained in France. Lieut. C. C. Moseley who

I went to France as alternate to Captain I Rudolph Schroeder, was selected as

pilot. The air service entry went into

the air at Etampes with

a gain or xv per cent in me earnings of factory workers. Increases in manufacturing activity in October the report states, occurred chiefly in New York city.

NO REASON FOR IT

When Richmond Citizens Show a Way. There can be no reason why any reader of this who suffers the tortures of an aching back, the annoyance of

Cantain i urinary disorders, the pains and

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Dr. John K. Kerr of the U. S. public health service is accompanying Commissioner Camintti of the immigration bureau to Europe and will study health condition at main emigration centers there.

dangers of kidney ills will fail to heed the words of a neighbor who has found relief. Read what a Richmond

Schroeder as pilot but a mechanical

defect cut it out of the contest. The course for the trial flights here is one mile and one kilometre. Of

ficials of the Aero Club of America, i citizen says: observers at the trials will certify the Mrs. Catherii records made to the Federation aeron- j EjgMh Street,

auuque Internationale. i plaint kept me miserable for a long time. 1 had a dull ache in my back

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a strange impression to learn that princely personages employed the

Crusser firm as a letter bearer. Every effort was made to apprehend Crusser by surrounding his office, but he

was warned and succeeded in escdp-1

ing." Professor Kahl, a member of the German People's party, declared Herr Mueller was "trying to throw mud on the Hohenzollerns and the monarchy." He asserted Crusser had only once visited Crown Princess Cecilie in order to hand her a letter from the Crown Prince.

Factory Office Employees Gain on Salary Earnings ALBANY, N. Y., De. 24. Factory office employes in New York state received $2.13 more a week during October than did the factory workers, according to a report made public today by the state industrial commission. It shows that factory office em-

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