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SUMMER BoARpERs
MISCELLANEOUS

REAL ESTATE wANTED--seli your
property quickly for cash. no mat-
ter where located. Particulars free.
Real Estats saieman Co.. Desk II.
Lincoln. Nebraska ssas2
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same adjusted. All persopa indsbteA
to said estate are requested 70 maks
immediate payment to the under
signed.
Dated - Canon City. Colo. tA,s
9TH day Of May. 1914.
nllILY O.. FORK.
:. Admlnietraexfx.
Urst Pub. Nay II. iS1<.
Last Pub-. June Z. 1914
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Mitchell and esber. Have Re-
Arranged Store

'a'scN StoTc
Mitchell and Egbers have rear
ranged their store so that they have
gained about ten more feet of space
on the first floor for the display OF
their goods by moving the stairway
which leads down to their victrola
room and picture framing depart
ment back close to the prescription
counter. An enlarged stock Of
goods made the change absolutely
necessary.
Visiting Her Parents Here.
Mrs. Ethel Gibson Hines and little
daughter of El Paso. Texas. arrived
here last Saturday night for q visit
with the formers parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. D. z. Gibson. at so7 Green.
wood avenue.
Have Returned From California
Mrs. C. NJ. Yard and daughter.
Miss Bessie. returned to Canon
City a few days ago from a two
months visit to Cotton and other
points in southern California.
Purchased Residence Property Here.
James Wick. who came here at the
beginning Of the winter from Ken
lucky. has purchased the residence
property OF Mrs. T. C. Lowther at
51s River street and will make his
home in Canon City.
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Record Udnt 4ds S Cents Per Line
WANTED

WANTED-Spring chickens and hens
Denton Hotel. 11itf.
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FOUND-Goid rimmed glasses In case
Ask at Record. i0s Ct
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traitor OF said estate. will appear be-
fore the Judge OF said Court, pres.
ent my final settlement as such Ad.
ministrator pray the approval OF the
same. and will then apply to be dis
charged ms such Administrator. At
which time and place any person In
interest may appear and present Oh
jections 10 the same II any there he
Dated at Canon City. Fremont
County. Colorado. May 9th. 1914.
AMANDA +. WEED.
Administrator OF the Estate OF Julia
Putnam Smith. deceased.
First Pub. May II. 1914.
Last Pub. June II. 1914.
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News Notes
lAdvertisement.l

Notary Public-W. B. Rowland. bs3
Main street Record Office.
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real estate ioans. B.
4 l. Assn Guy u Hardy. Treas.
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Newell wrights New store and Is a
favorite among a wide circle OF ac-
quaintances. Recently she has been
enjoying a vacation from her cleei-
cal duties. The groom is prosper
GUS rancher and cattleman Of the
Garden Park district.
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Warden lyman went to Denver this
morning to attend a meeting of thl
state board of pardons.
Returned to salida Today
Sam Heckert. who was called home
a few days ago from Salida on &C,
count of the illness of his wife, vii
return to the Chaffee county metro
polls SATURDAY. afternoon. Mr.. Heck
art in association with his father.
A. Heckart is engaged in the construc
ton OF an addition to the Red Cross
hospital at Salida for DIR. Cochems
and will be there a considerable part
OF the summer. DR.. and Mrs. Coci
ems are at present enjoying a toui
OF continental Europe
To Visit In Pueblo
Miss Josephine Palmer and Miss
Myra Sheriff. of 116 No. eth Street
are to be the guests for a few davs
of Mrs. W. L. knight in Pueblo. They
will leave for Pueblo tomorrow and
expect to return home next wednes-
day.
Entertainment Was A Great Success
The entertainment given by the
members of the senior class Of the
South Canon High School Thursday
night was pronounced a success in
every respect and was unanimously
commended by those present on &C
count of the excellence of the pro
gram and its splendid rendition. The
OF the South Canon high
school. where the entertainment was
held, was crowded to its capacity BY
a delighted and enthusiastic assem-
blage of students and other friends
OF the graduates-elect.
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FOR SALE-A mare. ave years old.
and young colt. sired BY Lebanon.
ten days old; weight OF mare about
iiea. gentle and sound. well broke.
splendid farm and family animal.
ECLIPSE LIVERY. iiIt5
BARGAIN-Must sell nnely fruited
five acres. Lot on Dozier Ave.
Owner died last week. Write R T.
Anderson. Loveland. Colo. 10spls
FOR sALE-Furniture. Mrs. O. C
Sherwood. s2s Pike Ave. Phone
West ies. iospst
FOR sALE-Fresh COW. Giving
gallons OF milk. W. G. Watson.
Park Center. Phone Blue 1855.
ii2ps
FOR sALE-I Houdan Rooster and
. Houdan Hens. Mrs. stockder.
$50 River St. io3u.
FOR sALE-old ue-spap-rs. used fos
vegetable packing. putting under
carpets or any other use; ioc . psch-
ags.-Daiiy REGARD. i7sptii
FOR sALE-Horsss Of all kinds. In
cuirs Z. C. Higgins or W. A. Chap
son Phone White i7sa. 67u
FOR sALE-Paimetto asparagus and
Eureka raspberry plants. Phone
White 1884. Sells Island vie-i4
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
REAL ESTATE wANTED-seli your
property quickly for cash. no mat
ter where located. Particulars free.
Real Estate Salesman Co. Desk Il.
Lincoln. Nebraska sa-37t
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LOST
LoST-Nose glasses. steel frame
with gold chain Leave at Record |
office. ii0t2
LOST-Sunday. between Santa Fs
depot and Main. silver mesh bag.
containing spectacies. Liberal re-
ward. Return to Record office.
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Respectable woman will take babies
to board. not over two years old.
Also will take care OF children
while mothers are away. day or
night. Reference. Mrs. J. II. Orr.
Gen. Delivery. 111p2
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clsvsc etsss In wlntsw Display
In one q their windows ne Cor
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FRIDAY.

Went 7. Dssvs, THE MernIns
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ORPHEUM THEATRE.

The following program contains the
LIST of attractions at the Orpheum for
the coming week:
Charlotte Parry in Into the Light,
q psychological fantasy by Frank Ly-
man.
Naude Lambert, the charming mu-
steal comedy favorite, and Ernest Ball,
the popular composer.
Frank Milton and belong Sisters,
presenting Twenty Minutes Layover
at Alfalfa Junction" by ]. A. Murphy
adam SOwerguy).
'.Breaux-Arts," Burdella Patterson
dams SEES Poses Artistiques.
Direct from the London Palace The
atre. Lorna and Toots Pounds, the
charming Australian mimiCs.
Swor and Mack, realistic impress
sions of southern negroes.
Sterling and Revell, gymnastic CO.
medians
The Heuman Trio, comedy cyclists.
"Snakeville's Fire Department" an
exclusive Essanay comedy photo-play.
Orpheum concert orchestra, finest in
the South.
The herald., 1914-02-19
CRESCENT-CARNlNAL WEEk.

Beginning with a matinee on Sun
day at the Crescent Theatre, George
Evans and his Honey Boy Min
strels will play a return engagement
at that theatre. The attraction is
one which will prove especially fit
ting to the Carnival season, when
fun and gaiety reign supreme. Last
month when the Honey Boys" were
seen at the Crescent, they demon
strated to audiences which tested the
capacity of the playhouse at every
performance that their style of min
strelsy was just about the best ever
seen in New Orleans. The company,
the production and the large orches-
ira are adequate in every particular
to render an evening of the best pos
sible type of this time-honored style
of American entertainment. Min
strelsy itself is typical of the South
land. and in the hands of Honey
Boy" Evans and his able associates,
in the modern setting given, it is a
most alluring program. The COM
pany surrounding George Evans con-
tains such favorite minstrel men as
John King, Sam Lee, Vaughn Com
fort, Eldon Durand, Tommy Hyde,
Rags" Leighton, Will Cawley, Jas.
Meehan, William H. Thompson, Jo
seph Gillespie, Ed. Lindeman, Joe
Wesley, Master Paul Van DyCk, and
a splendid orchestra under the drec
ton of Edward V. Cupero. The first
part scence is titled THE Good Old
Summer Time" and is a fine exam
pie of the scenic art. A big dancing
number is the second introduction
and is called "Dinah's Wedding
Day" In this feature are introduced
all the dancing stars of the company,
headed by Tommy Hyde, a soft shoe
dancing expert, and Rags" Leigh
ton, an exponent of eccentric dan
cling. Then comes the ever-popular
llIllC IuluSlISl SIdl, IlOuey bOy
Evans, who easily stands at the head
of the list of all monologists. The
finale of the evening is titled THE
Blackville Balloonatics," and is a
typical Evans minstrel comedy with
the star in the role of "Sweetie
Jones'" This afterpiece is for laugh
ing purposes only and is a full meas
ure of the goods.
1t is promised that many new
songs have been arranged for this
return engagement and the come
dians will be found reveling in new
quips and business. Manager T. c..
Campbell has catered we'll for his
Carnival patrons. The matinees of
the week will be Sunday, Wednes-
day, Thursday and Saturday.
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SURPRISE PARTY.

A surprise party was given Friday
night, Feb. 10, in honor Of the ami
versary of the birth of Miss Hazel Ber-
thelot. The evening was a most en-
joyable one. Dancing was INDUCED in,
the one-step and the hesitation waltz
occupying head places on the program.
Delicious refreshments were served
and many handsome presents were re-
ceived. When the birthday cake was
cut, the thimble fell to the lot Of Miss
Victoria Hymel, the doll to T. B. Ju-
not, the coin to ]. Vent, and the ring
to Miss Anna McCloskey.
Those present were: Misses Anna
and Maggie McCloskey, Cornelia Muir
ply, Magdalen O'Conner, Alice Holton,
Hazel, May and Victoria Giepert, Net
tie and Louise Kahn, Birdie O'Malley,
Josie and Mamie Aban, Bessie and
Gertrude Mcdonnell, Bessie and Anna
May Tierney, Mary Olivier, Louise,
Anna and Alice Bonneau, Victoria Hy-
mel, A. Calhoun, Louise and Naomi
Lynch, Adele Bomeau, r. Sp'cuzza, N.
o'Neil X. O'Neil, L. and C. Hymel and
H. Berthelot; Messrs. P. j. Lagarde,
A. w. Twickler, T. P. Junot, ]. A. Don
ner, Edw. Borne, F. w. Koebel, Hy.
Harris, III. Hornosky, c. M. Cogan, A.
P. Junot, G. Sieppel. P. Spicuzza, A.
Resor, B. w. Borne, w. J. MCGUIRE, NJ.
Calhoun, ]. Vent, Irwin Bostrup, Nor
bert Bonner, J. Calhoun, F. R. Baer,
Alphonse Frederick, w. Berthelot, j.
Risso, w. ]. Frederick, ]. w. Berthe
lot, F. Berthelot, T. Spahr, P. Berthe
lot, L. w. Broussard, Jr., M. Spahr, M.
Broussard, NJ. A. Trap and F. Berthe
lot ST.; Mr.. and Mrs. Walters; Mes
danes L. w. Broussard Ed. Gaynor, j.
Trap and ]. Tierney.
The herald., 1914-02-19
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
SHAKESPEAREAN PLAYERS.

The neutrality-suspicious. Players,
with F. B. Benson, will be introduced
to theatregoers of New Orleans at
the Tulane Theatre the week COM
mencing March 2, when they begin
a weeks engagement at that house,
with seven different plays of Shakes
peare. The visit here is part of the
American tour, so widely discussed
and heralded, and is, in many re-
spects, the most eventful Shakes
pearean tour ever undertaken by an
English company.
In the first place this company
has been trained under the direction
of the foremost authorities on
Shakespeare on the English stage.
The players have mastered the plays
in the light of years of tradition as
ISOLATED with the Shakespeare Me-
mortal Theatre at Stratford, the
town of Shakespeare's birth. That
institution is the only endowed thea
tire now in existence among peoples
speaking the English language. For
upwards of twenty-five years Mr..
Benson has been the director of its
performances, and during that period
its stage has seen the most notable
Shakespearean productions of the
For the present tour the company
numbers fifty players. One of the
interesting features of the perform
ances by this company will be the
costumes. The Board of Governors
of the Memorial Theatre had the
costumes designed from records In
the Colledge of Heraldry and they
were censored by the authorities at
the head of that institution. So
these players in impersonating the
kings, queens and historical figures
in Shakespeare's plays will picture
them faithfully in outward SEM
blance. Entirely new scenery was
provided for this American tour for
the whole repertory, the order being
executed by w. T. Helmsley of Lon
don, the leading scenic artist of Eng
land. The repertoire at the Tulane
will be: Monday, king Richard the
Second" Tuesday, THE Merry Wives
of Windsor" Wednesday matinee,
1.-THE Merchant of Venice" Wednes-
day night, king Henry the Fourth"
Thursday, Hamlet" Friday, 1.-THE
Merry Wives of Windsor" Saturday
matinee, LAS You Like It." and Sat
urday night, "Othello."
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CHARTER
F THE FAUST HOTEL COMPANY, LTD.

United States of America, State OF LOUISIANA
Parish of Orleans, City of New Orleans.
Re il known, that on this twentieth day OF
the month of January, in the year OF our Lotui
one thousand nine hundred and fourteen ana
NJ the Independence of the United States OF
America. the one hundred and thirty-eighth;
before me- w. Morgan Gurley, notary pup
lie, in and for the Parish of Orleans, state OF
Louisiana, duly commissioned ana quaineu
and acting as such, and in the presence OF the
two witnesses hereinafter named and undeI-
signed, personally came and appeared; VII
liam Hart, Louis A. Dunn, Justin w. Renau,
din, residents of this City OF fpil age, snu
La, of full age who each declare, that they
do hereby organize themselves into corpora
ton under the laws of the State OF LOUISIANA,
to have existence for a period OF ninety nine
I9ol wears from date; and which is to be
known as the Faust Hotel company, LIN
tied" domiciled in the City Of New Orleans
Louisiana, with capital stock OF hve t no
shares (SO) Of one hundred dollars SlcoOOl
each, pay ,ble in cash or its equivalent ana
issued full paid for property purchased by the
corporation.
This corporation is organized to carry on
and conduct the business of hotel saloon, care,
restaurant, cigars, tobacco and general mer-
chandise business This Company shall have
four ~ stockholders as a Board OF Directors.
The officers shall be president manager, q
said officers shall be charged with the powers
and duties usually implied by the titles. The
first officers and board shall be William Hart,
as president manager; Louis A. Dunn, as vice
president, and Justin w. Renaudin, as secre-
tary-treasurer, who with Rudolf Flasdick,
shall constitute the first Board of Directors.
All future directors shall be elected on the
first Monday in December in each year, by
the stockholders on seven I'd days malied no
tice to each stakeholder. The assent OF three
fourths go of the stock represented at
meeting called for that purpose shall De re-
ouircd TO amend change OF liquidate this cor
poration, such meeting TO be held after ten
IlO) DAVIS mailed notice shall be given. In the
liquidation the then Board Of Directors shall
be the liquidators.
Citations and legal processes shall be served
upon the president, or in his absence, on any
Of the other officers.
Thus done and passed in my Office at the
Civ of New Orleans on the day, month and
wear first above written, in the presence OF
Alfred d. Preston and Walter NJ. Gurley, COM
petent male witnesses, who hereunto sign
their names, with said appearers and me, no.
tary, after reading of the whole. =,
Gurley, Rudolf Flasdick, VIM. Hart, J. W..
W. MORGAN GURLEY, Not. Pub.
/, the undersigned Recorder. Of Mortgages;
in and for the Parish of Orleans, State OF
louisiana, do hereby certify that the above
and foregoing Act of Incorporation OF the
Faust Hotel Company, Limited, was ms
day duly recorded in my >;hce, in Book NO
iii'' rOi'O tO EMILE J. LEONARD, D. R;
New Orleans, Louisiana, January Zst' Di4'
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= = At The Play=H0uses

America when she learns that Jerry
is really an English nobleman and
that he loves her. And so there is
a happy ending to the little play
when Peg, in Jerry's arms, tells him
that her father will say when he
hears the news, as the poet did be-
fore him, that there's nothing half
so sweet in life as loves young
dream"
In the part of Peg" Blanche Hall
is said to be all that could be de-
sired, and she is supported by a well
selected cast, including Ruth Cart
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The scenes of this comedy are
laid in a small town in England,
the home of the Chichesters. They
are a proud, unnatural family, and
have accepted the responsibility of
educating Peg" niece, for no 9TH
er reason than the need of the thou
sand pounds a year which is Of
fered.
Peg, on the other hand, is a
jolly, natural, impetuous girl, with
a fascinating brogue. She is the
daughter of a whole-hearted Irish
father who has raised her, and when
chester family with her dog, Michael,
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TULANE THEATRE.

Local theatregoers will have the CD
portunity of seeing again peg o. Ny
heart' CLaurette Taylor's perpet-
ual success in New York, where this
great comedy is now in it's second
year,, which Oliver Morosco is send
ing back to New Orleans to meet
the insistent demand to see the play
at the Tulane Theatre all of Mardi
Gras week, commencing Sunday even
ing.
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rangements for the parade Mardi Gras
day were arranged. All members are
requested to attend the final meeting
next Saturday night and receive in
structions, as all those taking part in
the parade must meet Tuesday morn
ing at o'clock sharp at headquarters,
as the parade is to start moving at 10
a. m. sharp. AS We plan to give the
public a treat in the showing 10 be
made by the club in its first undertak,
ing. They will carry twelve signs
showing the advantages Of living in
Algiers as well as our natural facili.
ties.
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land, Lionel Glenister, Vivian Gill
bert, Herbert Ashton and others.
GRADUATING EXERCISES.

On Wednesday, Feb. IL, the grad
uatioI exercises of the February,
1914, class of Sophie B. Wright High
School took place in the elegant new
school which bears the name of one
who is dear to the hearts of all who
knew her. The class was composed
of charming young ladies, each
gowned in white, carrying a bouquet
of pink roses and fern.
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she shocks them by her appearance
and then by her manners. Her un-
familiarity with their mode of low
ing, and her ready wit and curious
antics cause many humorous situa'
lions throughout the play.
The daughter, Ethel, is having a
love affair with a married man,
Brent. Brent is also trying to make
love to Peg, but she repulses him,
making friends only with Jerry" as
she calls him. Peg is successful In
preventing the elopement between
Ethel and Brent, and then is about
to leave the house and go back to
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Miss Hilda Hantel of our town
was among the happy graduates and
is to be congratulated on her sue
cess.
Miss Josie Williams, former res
ident of Algiers, and now living on
the city side for the past seven years,
was also among the graduates. Miss
Williams had the honor of being the
only one of the young ladies who de-
livered an address, hers being an
essay called Looking Forward" We
congratulate her on the masterful
way in which her essay was COM
piled and delivered.
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a Failure.

Mrs. Whynot-Did you make hit at
the fancy dress cOtilion:
Mrs. WhObody - Not a strong one.
The papers never mentioned my beg
gar maid costume. and it was made
by an exclusive Partisan mOdiSte. and
/ wore all my diamonds and pearls
Chicago Daily News.
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/ hereby certify the above and foregoing TO
be a true and correct copy of the original act
of Incorporation of the Faust Hotel Com
pany, Limited" together with the certificate
of the Recorder of Mortgages thereto append
ed, on file and of record in my notarial office
in New Orleans, Louisiana.
w. MORGAN GURLEY. Not. Pub.
Jsn29- Febl2. - % Mch5-l9l4
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"What do you mean by shaping your
little brother?"
"Well, pa just spanked me, and ma
says 1 must always share everything
get with my brother" = Philadelphia
Press.
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United States of America, State OF LOUISIANA
Parish of Orleans, City of New Orleans.
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WILL PARADE MARDI GRAs

The Algiers Booster Club met last
Saturday night, Feb. IA, with a full at
tendance of members, and all details
were gone over with and the final ar
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-19
DoFs CUPID USE \ HAIR NET?

Yes indeed ne does At least many
tlmza the attention Of 'jhe one man"
has been caught by beautiful hair.
Lave stories all tell Us OF ;he hero
ines beautiful hair because Il Is one
~ the featgres which most attracts
Tneu. In washing Tbs hair Il is not
ADVISE bic 10 use maFeshif:. bat al
WAYS use n prepa ration made for
4halup cefrg only. You can enjoy the
best that - known for about three
cents a shampoo ny getting a package
az cantGrox from your druggist; dis
solve Is teaspoonful NJ a cup OF not
water aud your shampoo is ready.
After Hs use the hair dries rapidly
with uniform color. Dandraff ex-
cass csl ard dlrt are dissolved and
entirely disappear, Your hair VIII
be So nuffy that Il VIII look much
heavier than It is. ITS iustre and
sofyaess viii also delight sou, while
the stimulated scalp gains the health
which lnsures hair growth.---Adv.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-19
BETTER FEELING
IN WALL STREET
FAVOR RESTORING SECURITIES
MARKET ny EARLY PRO
GREssTyE STEPS.

New York. Nov. ls.--The better feel
ing which has been manifesting itself
Ia Wall Street lately was expressed
In further stiffening of the bond mar
ket today. Far less is being heard
now of the potential selling pressure
to which securities are subject. and
more about the large latent invest
ment demand which IL awaiting bar
gain offerings that might come on
wave Of liquidation.
Between these contrasting extremes
the sober Judgment of the financial
community is inclining more strongly
to the view that the experiment of re-
storing the organized securities mar
ket by progressive steps should be
shortly undertaken.
The idea in foreign exchange circles
that there are traces Of renewed sell
7 ing from abroad may have this much
to go upon, that there was an I'M
liauidated position left in the London
stock market after the sonth end
settlement in July, which does not
seem to he provided for by the schemes
! in preparation for the reopening Of
the London Stock Exchange. but the
matter does not cause concern here
The price Of the New York Central
/ note issues was absorbed for the sec
ond time within 4 week, and a canvass
! Of investment dealers shows that
good many lines nave heeh cleaHtd
out
The betterment of sentiInenet receiv-
ed perhaps some acceleration from
President wilson's letter on the gen
eral business situation, and prospect
taking the inauguration of the new
banking system as text What wall
Street especially fastened upon was
tho Presidents .ncbur2 esng reference
to the state of the railroads. and their
central Importance in the country's
financial organization.
His remarks on this score were OF
tho most general sort. but they seemed
10 have significance from the fact
thar they ws1e made AZ %ihr ssiti frcni
1helr close relation 20 the President q
illusions to the plight OF the cotton
grow Pr.