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The Marshall republican., 1911-04-07
munity and fevaes a father and
two brothers to mourn his depart
ure.
Card of Thanks

We wish to thank our neigh
bors and friends who kindly as
sisted US during the illness and
death of the late Mary Z. Tuders,
Stephen Tuders, husband, Mrs
Maggie McCarty, sister, James Nc
Adams, son.
The Marshall republican., 1911-04-07
New Department Store

Hansberger &. Arnold have rent
ed the Fletcher building and will
open up a new department store
at once. This firm already has a
large string OF stores and we hope
they win make success OF the
Marshali enterprise. Both OF the
gentlemen viii reside here and
have already rented residences.
The Marshall republican., 1911-04-07

Richard 8 Gauldin to EIms ID
Wood lots and 10, block 13
West Slater ...... ...... ...... ... 16(
Daniel Ehlers to Joe Duncan
10 acres 1s-51-1s ...... ..... Il
Joe Duncan to Louis John
son part OF 10 acres in 10
ol-lo ...... ...... "
Phil Reidenbach to Otto Z
Reidenbach 40 acres 1T-52-
10 ..... ...... ..... ... ...... 30. i0t
e. w Davis to c B & JR
Davis is7 acres in 22-is-2O 20I
B Davis to same, same ...... IL
Lzvenia Walker to same, same 81
Sarah Cochran to same, same 81
Emma q Orear to Chss NJ
Wood lot block IA English
add Marshall ...... ...... ..... 10.
Louis A Meyer to Chas Dier
king i1s feet by 357 feet in
6-f5-23 ..... ...... ."... ...... 81
Chas l. Jones to Walter II
Baker lot rs in Henry addi-
ton Marshall ...... ...... ..... 1!
Walter II Baker to Chas L
Jones lots SO and IS Henry
addition Marshall ..... .... 81
q Goodwin ct al to @ NJ
Smith SO, 81, and III Henry
add Marshall ......... ..... ...... 81
Geo q Bredehoeft to Lawson
Frizzell 20 strip 3O-iq-23
The Marshall republican., 1911-04-07

Remaining In the Marshall, Mo
post office, April 9Th, 1911. II not
called for In is dasy will be sent
to the dead letter office ct Wash
'lngt8h, D, c.
II MrS Mary Ferguson.
Dsos Britain, ~. p. Johnson
H. B. vogss,
L. N. vANDyKB, p, N.
The Marshall republican., 1911-04-07

than fourteen years. During this
time, he was for several years the
assistant general manager OF that
road.-Kansas City Star.
The Marshall republican., 1911-04-07

Ben Hit was brought from
Alma to Marshall, to be treated
here by DIR. r. II. Nuckles. Our
readers will remember that We
had an account of his fall from a
building and injury in a past is
sue. He is paralyzed from the
head down, but strong hopes are
held out for his recovery. He was
brought here for greater conven-
ience.
Miss Anna Stockman, daughter
of F. ID. Stockman OF near Miami,
has been very sick OF acute in
digestion the past week.
DIR. j. II. Hall informs us that
Mrs. Belle Payne Is very sick at
the home OF her daughter, Mrs.
p. A. Fulkerson, OF Salt Springs.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Nat Reynolds has been very i'll
for some time. II Is improving at
the present time.
Lester Bryan has been quite
sick this week, having a severe
attack of tonsilitis.
Mrs. j. L. Mccormick is suffer
ing with a hard attack OF tonsili-
tbs this week.
Mrs. L. II. Hightshoe is gradu-
ally improving after a serious at
tack OF typhoid for the past tvs
weeks.
A. Bird, an old gentleman who
lives in college addition, is suf-
fering from a serious attack OF
heart trouble and dropsy. His
condition Is critical.
The Marshall republican., 1911-04-07
Local Market.

Marshall, April eth. 1911.
Corrected weekly by the Marshall
Produce Co.
The Marshall republican., 1911-04-07

Miss Blanche Reager, OF Malta
Rend. was the guss& o. Mr.. NJ
Haynie several days tAis week.
The Marshall republican., 1911-04-07
Among the Sick

August Royar, of Miami, is eriti
cally Ill.
The Marshall republican., 1911-04-07
Has Accepted a Call

Rev. 2. T. Orr preached at Yer
sailles last Sunday and received
and accepted a call to the Pres
byterian church there for half his
time. The other half has been
asked for by the Bethel Presby-.
terian church near Boonville,which
he will accept and will begin his
labors in the new field next Sun
-ay. This win mean that we will
eventually lose Mr.. Orr and fam
lily from our city, much to the
regret OF their many friends.
- =
Easter will be observed by the
colored people OF Miami vicinity
at the A. NJ E. church OF Miami,
Sunday, April 10, which is also
the quarterly meeting day. Rev.
NJ. Collins will be present and de-
liver the Easter sermon at II a.
m. at which time several persons
are to be baptized both from
the Miami church and wayman
Chapel at Cow Greek. The s. 8.
Missionary program will be rem
dered at h. m. land the mission
ary offering taken. At 7,so p. m.
the sacramental service will be
held. Excellent music viii be rem
dered by the A. N. 3. Choir at
each service. Monday night, April
II, Rev. Collins will address the
public at Masonic Hall ON the sub
jsct Of "Christian Rducation." All
are invited to these services.
v n. r. Granger, Pastor.
The Marshall republican., 1911-04-07

Miss Lillian Kreiser, OF Kansas
City, Is well again from her re-
cent illness and is expected here
today to take charge OF her class
In music.
The Marshall republican., 1911-04-07

LEON BOOKER, col, died at
the home Of his parents east Of
Marshall, Friday, March sist aged
= weeks. Funeral services wefe
)hsld Saturday and the .remalns
|lasd to rsut IN Rock Greek ceme~
terry.
The Marshall republican., 1911-04-07

SADIE EVERETT. col, died at
her home in Napton, Wednesday
April Sth, aged Q years. She was
the daughter OF Albert Everett
and wife. Funeral services were
held Thursday and the body was
laid TO rest in Napton cemetery.
The Marshall republican., 1911-04-07
DEATHS

WALTER BINGHAM died at
the home OF his mother, in Arrow
Rock, on Wednesday, April 5th,
aged - years. Death resulted
from a chronic affliction and la
grippe. Deceased was born in
California, but the family came to
Arrow Rock several years ago.
His father died only a short time
ago, but his mother, two brothers
and a sister survive him. The flu
neral services were conducted at
the home on Thursday morning,
by Rev. Houston.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-11
FOREIGN FINANCIAL.

London. June l0s-Consols closed I'M
changed az 20 1t for money and SOS Tor
account Anaconda was unchanged al H1s.
Canadian Pacific. points higher al 2isS4.
Grand Trunk, unchanged at y
Money was plentiful ana discount rates
were firm.
The stock market was generally dull. the
srproachlng settlement checking business.
C;iit-edged securities and cOnsols were fair
~ steady. while foreign securities, Mexican
and home rails and rubber, oil and mining
shares were quiet
American securities opened around par
itv Later the market advanced under the
lead OF the Erie shares, which received
good support Canadian Pacific touched
5,sa.. new high record. The closing was
steady.
can money in London. iqll4 per cent;
o-en market discount rate for short bills.
2i.G2 SIS per cent. long bills. 2isn2 S-l6 pei
cent. Berlin discount rate. ga per cent
Paris discount rate, 2is per cent; Parls eX-
chanee on London. p francs 5tla centmes
perrin exchange on London, % marks i3i2
UfennigS Bar gold. rs 9isd. and American
eag giles 76s 4izd
R4rIin. June l0-Trading was quiet on
the Bocrse Canadian Pacific was Duoyani.
but the rest OF the list eased OF slightly
Paris. June lO-Three per cent Ientes
closed Centimes lower at 20 francs 10 CEN
times Prices were generally hrm on the
ROurso
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-11
BANK STOCKS ON STOCK
FINANCIAL MARKET
Banks Add More than $780,.
600 to Reserve Holdings.

Stock market prices moved TO higher
levels in Yesterdays brief session on
the exchange. net gains being shown in
most parts of the list. with the chief
Improvement in American Beet Sugar,
Erie first preferred. Rock Island pre-
ferred. the Southern Railway issues.
Tennessee Copper and United States
Steel. Pronounced strength developed
in the second hour under the leadership
Of the last named stock. which was
bought by traders to cover short con
tracts. and by substantial financial in
terests the extent of the buying by the
latter suggesting the probability Of de-
cided improvement in the iron and steel
trade in the immediate future. The
United States Steel Corporations report
Of untitled tonnage on May 81 certainly
is not disappointing exhibit, in view
Of the conditions that have prevailed SO
long in the trade. An untitled tonnage
Of 3.113,1S7 on the date named com
pares with 3,21S.704 at the close of April.
2.674.757 on December n and 4.257 794
ago. An advance in United States
steel shares seldom fails to impart
strength 20 the general market. and
the movement in the issues yesterday
was no exception in this respect 4
noteworthy feature Of the trading wes
the buying of various specialties, as,
for instance American Beet Sugar.
which sold AT new high record; La
olede Gas, Westinghouse and Tennes-
see Copper. 1t was reported in connec-
ton with the advance in Tennessee Cop
per that the company had concluded ar
rangements with the international Ag-
rcultural Corporation for the renewal
of the contract by which ii will supply
the latter company with all its output
Of sulphuric acid: that the copper com
pany had obtained mortgage on the
rropertv Of the agricultural company
and that representatives Of the National
CITY Bank would join the copper COM
pany's board.
Bank statement figures showing the
condition Of the Clearing House banks
at the close of business on trloaN pre-
sent large gain in cash holdings, ana
in spite Of a material expansion in loans
material increase in the reserve above
legal requirements. the latter advanc-
ing S3.772.625 to S39. 7S5S5O which
compares with an average reserve OF
S3s $40 200. against S23.O99775 AT this
time last year and S17.s15.10o in 1909.
Loans increased S13,OO0.0oO. This item
is upward Of s55,0oooo0 under deposits
while at this time last year deposits
were in the neighborhood Of SSoOoV"
under loans The statement OF 'he
state banks and trust companies showed
Ynimportant changes from 2 week ago
The position Of the financial institutions
M this centre is one Of extreme strength
and the enormous resources of the Varl-
ous banks and trust companies are
waking the foundation for expansion III
mercantile and investment operations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-11
BONDS.
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

There were indications on the Consolidat-
ed Exchange that the outstanding long IN
terest I'm the market had increased. Lend
ing rates for the half-weekly carry -over at
the close went TO show that there was
particularly large bull account I'm Steel
common, Reading the Hill shares and
Erie The strength Of Steel was feature.
II sold as high as 7sis, compared with
New York Stock Exchange high price of .,
and its advance was construed favorably
by traders who were working on the bull
side. They pointed To il as evidence that
the effect Of the Steel Trust investigations
which has been under way at Washington,
was wearing off Among the low priced
shares Erie continued feature. An un-
usual happening was larger total Of sales
for Tennessee Copper than for Amalga-
mated Copper Transactions in all stocks
totalled 2f.770 shares. with forty nine issues
represented By sales Detailed operations
follow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-11
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET Money on call, 2i2
per cent Time money was characterized
by q fair demand but while there was
plenty of money TO be had lenders were
disposed 10 he slightly firmer in their atti-
tude Rates, 27d2a. per cent for sixty
365i. per cent for four and FIVE months
3LN5ia per cent for six months and 3a.qi
per cent for over the wear. Mercantile
paper received fair attention and mod
crate business was done. Rates. 3Ad4 per
cent for sixty 10 ninety days indorse-
rnents. 4dH, per cent for choice four 10
six months single names and AZ per cent
and above for others.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.-The foreign
exchange market was frmer. with rates
up 10 points 10 4s5lCGi s6lj for cables. $3.50
al s5q5 for demand sterling and 4a3&d4A
FOR sixtv-dav bills Short francs were
quoted at 5 2o5s less 1-s4, and short reichs-
marks AT q 1-l6 plus l-54
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-11
TOPICS OF THE STREET.

clcarines for the United States for the
week ended June 10, 1911 zone day est.
1Is6ce a''9 %s49 s5ss The n1 Mbch
compares with s2,912421.S79 the preceding
week ana $3,325. 753.9S7 for the week end
cd June u, 1910. Compared with last
ye9r the total bank clearings have de
creased Al per cent New York CITY re
ports a decrease of 10 per cent and New
orleans NJ 121 per cent while Baltimore
shows an increase Of 20 per cent. Phlla =
delphia Of Ga per cent. and Chicago Of
- per cent
DIVIDENDS DECLARED - Dividends
have been declared AZ follows The Union
Bag and Paper Company regular quarterly
per cent on the preferred. payable July
-. The Texas Traction Company regular
To per cent on the cumulative preferred
pavable July - The MAY Department
stores Company regular quarterly - per
cent on The preferred. PAYABLE July I. The
Jumbo Extension Mining Company 10
cents nayable July - The Twin city
cent on the preferred. payable July J. ana
- per cent on the common, payable
.Tuiy i
UNITED STATES MOTOR-At a spe-
ca, meeting stockholders Of the United
States Motor Company ratified the proposal
To authorize So. 600 hVe-year s per cent
convertible debenturc bonds. Sc 600 600 Of
which will be sold presently and the bal
ance held in reserve, ana 10 increase the
common took from 81 600 600 10 S2I-
50d. 900 10 provide for conversion Of the
boLds which NAV he exchanged at par for
common stock at the option Of the holder
aflcr two wears from time Of issue. The
company may redeem the securities at 100
on any interest date after two years
TO PAY OFF ILLINOIS EoNDS.-The
American Exchange National Bank OF New
York will pay on and after luly !. 1911. the
principal and Interest on the registered
bonds Of the state ~ Illinois due July j.
1911.
BONDS SOLD. William Solomon n 60.
and Spencer Trask a 60. announce thai
the s. Go.o0o Julius kayser q co. Z per cent
first preferred stock offered 10y them has All
been sold.
LOUISIANA SOUTHERN TO IN
CREASE CApITAI.-Tho stockholders ot
the Louisiana Southern Raiway Will vote
shortly on increasin the capital stock
from S3o0 600 10 81 900 600 and also on issuing
81 ooo,G0 first mortgage refunding bonds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-11
OUTSIDE SECURITIES

Little or no interest was manifested IN
me market for outside securities trading
acter without any price change worthy OF
mention. The new Third Avenue securi,,
ties we're quoted for the first time at 30 bid
Tor the stock, the new Is at S. bid and the
was neglected. with the exception or
studebaker, which was bought principally
by inside interests at substantial al,
vance. American Tobacco and Standard
on were neglected The mining list was
quiet but steady Porcupine Central ad-
vanced about &C. Greene Cananea was
shade easier La Rose and Nipissing rulea
steady Bonds were quiet with sish'
inquiry for Panama rs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-11
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state Of New York. County Of New YORK.
CLARKE cashier Of The Plaza Bank, esnS
located and doing business a. No 75S Fift n ~,
nue.. in the CITY Of New YORK. n S.a Soeu 80
roreSoinc Report is true and correct IN az
spects 10 the best Of his knowledge ana $3.50 =.
and they further say that the usual ousii.e,,,on
required by the Banking Law CHAR -".lss-
Consolidated Laws as amended. ana ~. sorn
where, and that the above report Is u -. ~. ,rd
Is made in compliance with an oihcla- h0s a., n
ceived from him. designating ne ~ rsucrs
June. 1911 as the day as Of when s1'" -
shall be made ,-.sis.nt
W McMASTER MILLS, Prssl'e"'
E NJ CLARKE. Cashier -, ~
SeVerally subscribed and sworn ~ ~ 10y" ~,
nonen,s Inc I0th day ~ June 1911 hsiore, Mo
WV :. WARNEh
Notary Public Wes,chesier !. SV S,s-,y
Certifcate hed IN New y.-. .s:-.'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-11

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE-Bost loc
discount: Chicago. 25c premium; san Fran
cisco. sight Sc premium, telegraph &c; New
premiun1: 81. Louis. 35c premium bid 4oc
asked. Savannah buying 3-l6c discount,
selling par: Minneapolis SIC premium
SILVER MARKET.-Commercia bar Sill
yer. sc: Mexican silver dollars, 4oc. Bar
silver in London closed Al9d, unchanged
GOLD PREMII-M.-In Madrid. $50; Lis
hon, g.
MEXICAN EXCHANGE.-Mexican ex-
change on New York is quoted at 2ol12.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-11
INACTIVE STOCKS.

The following were the last actual sales
and the closing quotations for stocks IN
which there were no transactions yesterday
on the New York Stock Exchange:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-11

The general balance sheet as OF Apiii a.
,oit elbows assets as follows: Real estate
liant. etc. s.. 25s2 cash. 500 56s; accounts
and bills receivable, A,i77.J19; manufa CT.
ured goods work in process, materials ana
liabilities - Preferred stock, 8,9etysl'
common stock. $500. 600 surplus Sol2elo;
reserve for depreciation, Sl7l,2ii accrued
dividends sioS33. accounts ana DIS pay
able 1850 500: total; ss.3s7, 4s6.
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RAILROAD EQUIPMENT BONDS AND
CAR TRUSTS.
Maturing lfll- -.
finished by Svartwout G Appenzellar. No 40

Maturing wi -.
FURNISHED BY Swartwout G Appenzear, No. 40
Pine street,
interest
Name Maturity. yield.
Atlantic Coast Line p e l9l1-'17.... 4Is Al
Buff Roch & Pitts 4ii2 ? c. 1919 y 81. ~
Cent 81 Georgia 40 p c, 1911 IL. "A ios
Central r OF \ J p 9. l9ll-'17.... AZ ~
Chesapeake e. Ohio 4 p c. l9l1-1I..... A.. ~
Chicago & Alton 1873 p C, 19ll-'l9. AZ
Oh & East III 4lk-5 p =, l9l1-'1I ...... IS "A
On r. | & Pac 4ia-6 p e. l9ll-'lo. ..... as "a
Gin Ham & DAYTON 4i2-5 c. lgll-2o 80 -
Delaware e Hudson ~ p ., 1922 ..... iis ~
Erie i-fi.-5 p c. 1911 ............. -
Hooking Valley So p c. l9ll-'1s ; ~
Hud & Manhattan 3 p g i9l1-'l .... )
K G Fl sco;' & " - g; 1911 ID. So ~
Kan city South IA c. 1911 ID. 49,
Lehigh Valley r 49, 2 c. l9ll-'16. "a -
Mi souri, Pacific y .. l0ll-'l7........ So ~
Mobile & Ohio as . G.. 1911 6........ -.
y Y Central Lines e. 1911 poe. AZ -
Norfolk Z. Western 4 p G. 1911 -I6..... "a. -
Pennsylvania 3i2-f p G. 1911 H.. a. -
s. T. 4 < = 4-4is-5 p G. l9l1-'l1....... 50 -
Seaboard Air Line 4i2-5 .. lall-'l1. ; -
south Railway. 3i2-4-4ig ? r. 1911 81. So -
Nrcinian Railway 3 p 9. 1911 "a. 5la -
wabash Railroad 4i7-5 r g. lpll-2l.. So -
wheel & l. Z 4i:-5 . 1911 % ......
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-11
CONFINEMENT BONDS.

The following shows YESTERDAY 'Io'lhe
,.,.o,o,tors far Government bonds. compared
with Fridays.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-11
FOREIGN COMMERCE,

IMPORTS OF MERCHANDISE AT NEW YORK
Week ended June ,oo ,ooo
1911. 1910 1909
r,x..oooAs 81 o92 IOe 81 1876 100 >274l,G o4
General mdse II 25O.233 i3617i6s i2.67o.7 o2
Totals s13.ls2 $50 sl5773.967 h2.3oG
nrysoods @ se5. io5 eIo s72267.3 lG so ~. 900
C.e,af ,,dse 395 q35 $3.50 35S 7i3 s31 $4,000. POS
Totals s3al o4i. 40 s427 psi 1853 500, 3i2 4i3
EXPORTS or MERCHANDISE FROM NEW
YORK
"a, lime 1891 800 925 s277 ss9.5s1 $3.50 oss 90
EXPORTS OF SPECIE.
"a S24 sos s5b745 $3.50 80
, ~ i3s 800 SIS ODs 92N. Sis
Totals coo. s.1Gs.o25 sa33.753 N-2i2,2is
"a s''' 50 63O35i S4.2l1.O0s $50. 3s2 800
cV,a 6i7s7.37l lG1430lO - ,O53 So
Totals 900 S24 Az $40 s83 354ols S75,f3G. l1i
IMPORTS OF SPECIE
,-nIS s275A7 s64sl si0l 63l
G'rt i3l.7s 1890 1872 .07G
Total. sol siao.lis 1858 7o7
rom %" s5sI5734 81 SIS as2 s5.2s3.7i7
e',o, aoos26l s53 46l 2i09 046
To,s, ... sa.540s5 s7i2lsAS S1.ee2 163
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BOSTON CURB STOCKS.

Furnished nv I Thomas Reinhsrdt. no
Broad street, Nav York. No ~ pty0,wss ,.,.
street Boston and No rs King ste7'
Toronto. CanaGal
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BOSTON STOCKS.

FURNISHED by Charles Head g. Co., No. II Broad
street New York;
LAND STOCKS.
Bid Asked Bid. Asked.
Boston Land ~ sH East Boston L 10 l0L
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j. Thomas Reinhardt
39 Broad St, N. Y.

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M'CRUM-HOWELL.

The NcCrum- Howell Company reports
or the eleven months ended April l. lsil'
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NEW YORK CITY BONDS.

FURNISHED by " y Co'er & Co. 81. 40 Cedar
- strcet.)
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MISCELLANEOUS.
RAILROADS

Bos e. Alb. 221 Bos & W F. pf 4al. so
& Maine 100 1901 NY NH H.l47 las
Boston Elev.l2si7 800 W ST Ry. 81 OF,
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.couurns ctanst aUIf. fI'ss'
sRecistsIsa and coupon.
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BALTIMORE STOCKS.

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strectD
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PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

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Fed Cross Christmas Seals.


A statement denying the recent re-
ports about the abandonment Of the
Red Cross Christmas seal sale has
been issued by the National Associa-
ton for the Study and Prevention Of
tuberculosis. The statement declares
that not only will the sale be held
this year, as in the past three years,
but that it will be conducted on broad
er lines than ever before. The only
order issued by the postoffice depart
ment which bears on the sale of Red
Cross seals was sent out on July /.
and prohibits the use of the mails to
letters and packages bearing non
postage stamps on the face, and also
to any mail bearing seals which re-
semble postage stamps If used either
on the face or back. The Red Cross
seal to be used this year has been
submitted to the postoffice depart
ment and approved, and thus may be
used, but only on the back of letters
and packages. The design to be used
this year depicts pretty winter scene
enclosed in a heavy red circle. The
corners are white, thus giving the ef-
feet when affixed to a letter or a
package of a round seal.