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Evening star., 1917-09-23
New EmbrOiderieS and
Dress Trimmings

Jet Beaded and Sequin
Trimmings
Sequin bands "a inch to II inches
wide); also jet bead and sequin COM
binations in bands, edges. motifs and
galloon effects. Very desirable for
fall Priced at zse, SOC to s1z yard.
$1.OO and $500 Dress Trimmings,
Special at SOC and 75c Yard
An importers sample pieces. All
new handsome novelties, mo S ly
separable motif designs; all colors in
the assortment; beaded and colored
silk effects.
New Jabot Laces, Special Values
at, Yard, soc
Very desirable for making the
popular neckpieces SO much in vogue
now; 9 to II inch widths; fine quail
tiles; white or cream net with pretty
oriental or venise lace edges.
Evening star., 1917-09-23

An Opening Display of
Beautiful New
Ribbons
Richly embroidered in silk and
gold, in conjunction with silks of rich
colorings, Indian, floral, Dresden and
brocaded effects. Yard, 2.zS.
Persian Ribbons, to 9H inches
wide, for bags, girdles, vestings, etc.
Introducing the new fall eolorings.
75c to $32s.
Velour Ribbons, E to 7 inches
wide, in superb floral and Persian de-
signs and colorings. s1.zs to 500.
Special at Ac-The new Soc Rib
bons, plain colors and plaids, in rich
color combinations, up to 6H inches
wide, at 44c yard.
Special at z7c-The new Taffeta,
Moire, Satin and Dresden Ribbons,
light and dark coiorings, white and
black, at &c yard.
PALAIs RoYAL-STREET FLOOR.
Evening star., 1917-09-23
WOnnen'S
Sweaters
At $3.50 and
Up to $ll.5O

We are showing wonderful as
sortments of Sweaters at various
prices - in the new styles and
wanted shades.
Novelty Plaids with the new
slit belt purple, corn and copen-
hagen among the colorings, with
block collars of harmonizing
shades.
Pinch.back Models, with belt
knitted in the sweater; large roll
ing collars, which can also be
worn high at the neck.
Fiber Silk Sweaters, winter
weight, in the wanted shades of
rose, green, copenhagen, gold and
purple.
PALAIs RoYAL-rHIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1917-09-23
Tug Brings Navy Yard Piles.

Towing raft of $50 pine piles from
occoquan, the tug Capt. Toby arrived
here yesterday and delivered the raft
in the Eastern branch near the navy
ward. The piles are consigned to the
Clarke & Winston Company. and are
To he used in building sea wall along
the new portion of the yard to the
east of the present wall. 1t is under.
stood that the work on the wall VIII
he started in the coming week.
Evening star., 1917-09-23

Engraving
and printing. High grade
of work guaranteed to give
satisfaction.
Card Plate and so Cards
Script Visiting Card Plate cut
to order and fifty Of o. lP
Cranes best cards -
sESamples on view and esti-
mates furnished for Engraved
Wedding Invitations and An
nouncements.
Special at $3.75
100 Printed Invitations or An
nouncements. including two sets Of
envelopes. Paper and envelopes Of
heavy stock. kid finished.
eHAt Home Cards. to match. at
S1.8S per hundred.
PALAfS ROYAL-STREET FLOOR.
Evening star., 1917-09-23

Wonderful Variety Of Styles
. for Fall in
Evening star., 1917-09-23
Fall Apparel for the
Younger Generation
,hildren's Millinery

lew styles; becoming models in
|ye4, felt, corduroy and velour,
black and colors; some with
Innings of velvet ribbons and
wers: others with touches of fur.
hes for school and dress occa-
|nA
81. 90 to $1,000
Evening star., 1917-09-23

New Filet Laces, Bands and
Edgings at, Yard. Csc, Csc to 81
l to S inch widths; white or ecru;
beautiful new designs.
$l.z5 and $1.5O Ruffied Embroidery
Flouncings, Yard, SOC
For making infants dresses. We
are showing an unusually attractive
assortment of daintily embroidered
rufle designs that are special at this
price.
$500 Yards z5c and Csc Embroid-
cry Edgings, at, Yard, 15c
All new and very desirable in the
widths offered+ to inches. Includ-
ed are imitation Madeira edges,
pretty eyelet and French (solid) en-
broideries, ribbon headings, Swiss
nainsook veilings, etc.
PALAIs ROYAL-STREET FLOOR.
Evening star., 1917-09-23
Splendid Showing of New
Pearl
Beads
b Be Popular This Fall

70 Be Popular This Fall
There is no article of personal
brument so beautiful or be-
ming as a good strand of
lrls, which always lend a touch
elegance to the wearer. We
be them here in every style,
|of and length; the most
bular opera length in large or
hi graduated beads. in the
kutiful Oriental pearls or the
brsnteed unbreakable, which
y Be washed in water. Our line
pearls was never so large,
bpite the fact that they are
Hing more scarce every day.
lees are from Soc to $35.
kAlS ROYAL-STREET FLOOR.
Evening star., 1917-09-23
Fashion Favors These
Exquisite
Real Filet
IaCeS

Here in an Unusual and Inviting
Display for Our Fall Opening
Also beautiful Silk Net, Jabot
Laces and Rich Metal Laces.
Real Filet Laces, bands and edgings.
from Z to 6 inch widths. In new. beau
tiful designs, moderately priced at,
yard. e0c to 96.0S.
New Metal Laces-Handsome collec-
ton of designs: wide bands and edges.
~ irrh widths. Tor millinery use
and for trimming gowns. fancy bodices.
exc SHOWN sold. silver and antique;
also narrow widths. from " to u
inch that are very desirable. Priced
at, yard, x5c, 800 to S2.0e.
41-ineh SILK Net. special at. yard.
41.oO. handsome quality in a full
range Of colors. street and evening
shades.
New Net JaAet Laees. special at BOc
yard. We show q beautiful assortment
Of the very desirable Jabot LAGOS in
to ~ inch widths: white or ecru.
edged with pretty Oriental or venise
lace.
sbe FYIet Laees. special at 26c yard.
Bands and edges; Is styles to select
from. All new. all beautiful. to
mp PAIAIs RoYAL-sTREEr FLOOR.
Evening star., 1917-09-23
Extra Special Values:

$3.50 values Novelty Hose, sz.4s pair.
Pure Silk Hose-Onyx dye; Isle and
silk doubled garter top; gray, cham
pagne, silver, Russian calf, gold and
other new shades; also white and
black; $l15 and $1-3s.
Silk Hose-Fall weight; full regular
made; combination of fiber and
pure Japan silk; gray, silver, gold,
pink, sky, green, champagne and
fawn, 75c.
New Lisle Hose, seamless; in black,
white, gray, suede, brown, tan, buck,
champagne and bronze; 3sc, or 3
pr. s1.0o.
PALAIS ROYAL-STREET FLOOR.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-11-09
Hunting Party Bags Big Game.

o. Turner, Noah Turner, Henry
Marble, of Hatch: Otis Clark. j. c.
Sinclair and sons. Fred and Walter
Sinclair, returned Tuesday evening
from three weeks hunting trip up
in the Black Range mountains. They
brought home six fine bucks. a num-
Der of mountain squirrels and two
wild turkeys. They tracked big
black grizzly for two days and saw
many panther tracks. They bagged
their game in the wilds of the noun
iains about 100 miles from civiliza-
ton. The hunters say they had a
line time and no accidents.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-11-09
Two-and-a-half feetof high grade
cut in Shaft No. |, this week, on
the Beal Mining Co.'S. property:

III WILL be your interest to investigate the offer of BEA
MINING CO. stock Soc share. This offer only stand.
for the sale of the first $4,000 shares Of 100000 shares under con-
tract for se with signed agreement for the erection Of lOO
comentrator on the property
Investigation of the property and the company couted by those who
looking for a safe investment that promises big the
stockholders the property aans the producing stage which
it safe to say will be within the next months
The personnel Of the company the president Mr. Roy Bea pa
a of the best Mr. Bea recognized honest capable and
OF the successful mining operators Of Grant county He one Of
the heaviest stockholders the Bea Mining Co. and devotng great
deal Of his time to the development Of the property.
Considerable has already been opened ready for extraction i'm
medaey the company ready to ship and mill From the present
development three months will guarantee the company bic
tonnage.
you contemplating call the Demng office Of the
company, q Silver avenue AL information will be oadv given
{. w. WADDINGTON
FISCAL AGENT
vs. Silver Avenue Demng New Mexico
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-11-09
e. PasO ard Deming Motor Line Via.
Las Cruces and Myndas

Corrected schedule IN effect Nov.
l.. 1917.
seven aud five passenger ears
leave Deming l 700 p. IN. daily from
Dimes and other leading hotel-.
Leave FL Paso : 100 u. m from Pa.
80 dai Norte and Sheldon hotels.
Residents of Camp cody can oh.
tam full information at Post En-
change, II. b. q. Troop.
Fares, Including ; per cent war
TAX to Myndus, -, round trip.
$500: las Cruces. -. round trip.
80; Mesilla Park, Sj.2j; Mesquite,
5000; Bemo, 500; Anthony &c:
tanulillo. ;6.25; Fl pa,o. -. round
TRIP. Sl3.
When traffic increases additional
car will he run from III Pa~o and
Demng at convenient hours.
k',cr'e passage az amy hotel in
DrnIug and III pa,o.
Apply AT Paso del Nortc. Fl Pa-o.
and Dimes hotel Dcminc, for extra
ear TO leave at any time desired
Special excursion rates 10 large
parties Tor FL pa,o Saturday. and I
Sundays.
Leaving IN time for weekly "Thc |
)an-ant' at Pa-o del Nortc. ~ Pa-o.
from / 10 D. m.
!. j. Stephens, agent III Paso. Pa
"a del Nortc.
-. G. Rodgers, agent. Phone pa. I
IIno, hotel. Deming. y. NJ
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-11-09
LOCAL AND PERSONAL


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Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-11-09
Court Proceedings Today

.Udg, R Z. Ryan occupied lhe
'cnch today Ion" enough To send
Charlie Poe and Jesus Evera 10
Springer for three wear, and ,u,-
p.ud pcmlenliary sentence on a lar
cen, ease. remaudine the prisoner la
I'.i. where lac will act as cook
The Judge j. much pleased with
lh" outcome of the great prohibition
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-11-09
Livery and Feed Stable

bishop Bros. have engaged in n.
h'r'N and feed table buSine.. II
ms 'iiN and are located ~ l23 Mort.
cold Avenue.
Ihor principal business i, buNin.
and renting saddle horses. and the,
."ccl To hc able 10 upplv the dc
maud
These gentlemen are old, cNpcr.-
'nr"d hor-cmcn and when IN need Of
'N'hng in ihir Inc pa, I'M, mstllr.
Iiau visit.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-11-09
y y y y y y y y y y y y y y
= GAS ROW STAReEAMS y
= y y = y y y y y y \ \ = y q

The Park Garage is expecting n
carload of Oaklands in any day.
Tom White SAYS the roads between
Deming and FL Paso are very good,
but extremely dusty.
Attorney and Mrs. Fred Sherman,
ID. o. Snodgress. J. $. Kerr and J. p.
Sherman made trip TO Hachita
Thursday, driving over some new
Fords for their Park Garage, on Rail
road Boulevard.
j. ;. Kerr, of the Park Garage,
suffered Il loss of property, in the
way of coal sheds, chicken houses,
etc. bv fire nj his home on Granite
avenue, Wednesday evening. The
property was partially covered by in
surance. IL was not learned the
amount of the loss.
Tie Auditorium Garage, of FL Pa
-. has opened M branch house ~
II East Pine street. with Mr.. Tom
White A. proprietor. They carry a
complete line of accessories: Lee
tlrcs. Damn insert. Presto-hte tanks
and Monogram oils. Next week the
expect TO furnish their patrons with
free air.
The Guarantee Automobile Repair
shop. on East Spruce street. report
busuc>, splendid. Their landlord. j.
NJ killingcr. j, having constructed an
adobe building j5x7j feet. with g..
inert floor. THIS building viii occup,
The lots which the old building nov
occupIc~ This will give the Aulomu-
bile Repair shop considerable more
floor space. which they are badly in
Ercj of
The sam Watk!n, Motor Co. report
q icH of their auto sales ~ follows
Dr.. VI. j. Moran, Euick Father Car
net, Dod.c. ". H. Arbu .klc. Dodge
{. f. Nallady. Hmch, r. Seth Hull,
Buick Jack Tdmorr. Buick: {. G.
MrGrcgor. Silver. Dodge. Edwin T.
Brown Red eros, Buick: t. :. En-
einccr Depot, DODGE: Lieut. Black
mcr Buick; IT, Y. Combs. Buick.
Thc sam Watkin- Motor Co... on
West Pine street, J., building am add r
ti"n ro their already connections gar q
age. The huidm. , being construct
I'd - red ale. 3uN2r feet. and will Do, ,
illaNt,rcd inside and ou' Thu i- he q
Ing mtl. specially for their accc,-
sorry department. whore .nr viii he
able iu lind anything m accc-- orie~. ii
also tires Il d expected the building d
will be- completed and ready for oc-
'upaurv next week.
The great automobile show, which l.
originated about the year 1901 will u
trn their first show IN Madison
'0uarr a. rdcu. Sew York. tor r,,.
week. IN December, TIN year. between 10
he lorh and 10Th TIN, i, one Of the ~
real events looked forward to bv au- ~
olnr iIlc enthusiasts This show i,
wen by the automobile tartorle, AMI VI
htIr representatives. and j. an cdu.
affair M every respect, ..-
~ new feature IN the way of autos
nd accessories being shown the ~
radc The second show will open lu
n Chicago. for the middle and we~t 81
IN states, in Chicago, NJ the COLI IN
cum, in January, 1915. between Tia, h'
9th and 30ti, for one week. And
rom this on we find smaller cite, {
nd Villages putting on these show.
VERY automobile dealer look fl-
'art 20 th,sc automobile shows an
Is IN o. ,u.uucc # possible. l.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-11-09

luu viii have To get an early seal
If yon hear DR. tleman> at the Meth
odi,t church Sunday morning BE
on Ilmc
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-11-09
He 0uqht 10 Be

The Times live wire staff CORE.
,pondcnt got Wire from the Dies
Nome Capital the other day adj
dressed Major John &. OLeary."
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-11-09
New Exchange and Athletic Officer

Major Palmer d. Sheldon Is the
popular now exchange and aihlcti
,ifo.r at Camp Cody
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-11-09

FOUND Fox tail from Indies fur
collar, owner call aud pay for this
notice. Lift
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-11-09
l E G A L Adv RTISIN G

rs TIE DISTRICT COURT or THE
SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT or TliF
STATE O' VIEW MEXICO WITIiIV
NNn foE THE COUNTY OF LUNA
!' b. -, Lune
Plaintiff
CTNTT N-,t CO.,,
Ada y. De Long
Defendant
NOTICE or TENDENCY OF Suit
=" '.H above named defendant
."'iar b. h,rrh, given that q suii IA. a,tn
commenced hv the above named plaintiff an |
N now pending IN the abov" named Court
against the above named defendant. the ob
'" of which snid suit l. Ia obtain udgncn,
."r I'd divorce absolute from the bonds of mat
itm"u. now existing between the partirs
plaintiff and dfendant and that unles, Won
TOE sad defendant shah enter yaur appear
'n On said cause on or before the Goth day
oI December 1917 judgment viii he rond
'"d ln said cause against you hy default
The name and address 81 the attorneys for
plaintiff, are Naurht & Watson Dcmmg New
NeNiru ~
Dated This IN day Of November. A. d.
"a . X HUGHES
NOV &c., Clerk of said oour.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-11-09

Defendant
IA' sad defendant. Walter Hall. is here.
'' notified that civil action has been com.
."N''d against him IN the District Court az
,ne sixth Judicial District Of the state Of New
M'Nc" within and for IN. County Of Luna
h' m" plaintiff Lula Hall wherein plaintiff
prps that the hands n matrimony now rX.
STING between plaintiff and defendant be- dis
."iN"d. that she be- awarded the custody Of
me MINOR child 81 the parties 10 said action.
thd i"t general relief
'IHlnlui alleges a. grounds for said action
mar defendant has abandoned and deser,ed
Wniniu. and failed 10 support plaintiff
You the said defendant. are hereby noti
i't NAT you are required 10 appear and
gur",l The complaint IN said cause on or lie
i"r. the 2lsi day 81 December A ID 1917
m" date ~ completion oi service hy publica.
'inu herein, aud that unless YOU W appear and
answer. Judgment hv default will he rendered
AGAINST YOU herein, and plaintiff will nnply 10
Ne Court for the relief ptaved for in her com.
Il1iu' IN saia action
tn" name and address NJ Plaintiffs A,,nr
neL :, Z /. Hamilton Dcming New Mexico.
Witness mr hand and Tho zeal Of tho Court
Tbs IN dlr NJ November A. n 1917
tScal| e n HUGHES.
N''. '"". County Clerf
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-11-09
NOTICE or PEypFNcy ar sr.rr

NOTICE or TENDENCY OF SUIT
N TUE DISTRICT COURT on THE SIXTH
'lplCIAL DISTRICT OF THE STATE
or NEW MEXICO WITHIN AND FOR
THE COUNTY or LUNA
LILA HALL.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-02

with the uncertainty Of the international
situation no one in the Street expected that
stocks would show any Improvement in the
trading on Change today, and therefore
no one was disappointed when the general
movement continued TO be on a scale down
ward Losses, as was the case yesterday,
were brought about principally because OF
the irreguarity displayed in Wall street
during the day, the movement here belng
sympathetic
For a brief period the changes in prices
were inclined - be to a slightly higher
range but in the afternoon when renewed
selling took place in New York. forcing
prices downward the same course was FOL
lowed here. Most of the trading in local
issues was done in Philadelphia Rapid
Transit trust certificates. At one time the
price was off more than point but some
of this was recovered Union Traction
showed n loss of nearly a point, while the
low mark on Electric Storage Battery was
/ Il below the final of yesterday. The weak
est stock on the list was Cranp Shipbuild-
ing. which was off points
The voting trust for the common stock
of the keystone Telephone Company is to
he extended for five years, dating from
February 1. The voting trust, which was
dated February 2. 1914 expired yesterday
and. accordingly, the voting trust certih-
Gates were stricken from the regular list
of the Philadelphia Stock Exchange today.
The company had planned to have the
new agreement effective with the expiration
of the old, but there were some delays, due
principally to the fact that all of the voting
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-02
MOVEMENTS OF STOCKS IN NEW YORK
ARE FOLLOWED ON LOCAL EXCHANGE
keystone Telephone to Extend Voting Trust for Five
Years. Dating From February National
Properties Merger Details

trustees were not in the city TO place their
signatures on the agreement. The majority
of the 5000, 900 common stock will be
deposited under the agreement. The trustees
will remain the same.
While NO official announcement has been
made regarding the merger of National
Properties Company, the National Gas
Electric and Power Company and the Jer-
sey Central Traction Company, under the
name of the National Utilities Company,
il is understood that the consolidation will
be effective as of March 1. The National
Utilities will acquire all of the common
stock of the three companies
The new company will issue 5000, 900
six per cent cumulative preferred stock
$4,000, 900 common stock and s2,5OO,OOO
three-year six per cent notes. secured by
the purchased properties. The authorized
capital of the company which is to he
incorporated under the laws cf Delaware
is to be S10,000,0OO preferred stock the
same amount in common stock and $2,5OO,-
600 of the three-year notes The net earn
ings of all subsidiary companies in the
year ended December 81, 1916, were: Ma
tional Properties Company S1,119,193; Ma
tional Gas, Electric Light and Power Com
pany, approximately $210,000; Jersey Cen
tral Traction and electric light system,
S44,333; total, S1,373,527. Van Horn Ely,
president of the National Properties Com
pany and the American Railways Com
pany a subsidiary, is to continue in active
charge of the operations of the consoi-
dated companies.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-02

NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-The opening Of
the cotton market was much more orderly
than on Thursday and the tome held fairly
steady during the call. March showed an
advance of is points, while May, the first
price for which was IL points up, declined
16 points and showed a net drop of
points on the call Other months were un-
changed to six points off.
Liverpool was large buyer of virtually
all positions, but all other interests oper-
ated on both sides of the market. After
the call a wave of selling came in which,
more than filled good demand from up
town operators and forced prices down
more than II cent per pound in the first
fifteen minutes, March showing a drop of
SO points from the opening, May At points
and July 40 points
Within ten minutes after the end of tn e,
call the market suffered a severe brea,;
prices declining rapidly as to SO points afte'
the initial levels, with the selling genera.
There was evidence of nervousness all
ayers TO keep the exchange open, which
was reached at meeting held before the
opening, was favorably commented upon all
around.
Liverpool reported declines at the time of
the start here of 81 points.
Trading was much less active late in le
morning. but the tone was unsettled and
fluctuations irregular May contracts to-
ward midday were around 14.S2, or about
% points net lower.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-02
Financial Briefs

Sears Roebuck & Co. sales in January
were $13,1S3,S12, an increase of S3,633,561,
or 3S per cent
The gross revenues of the Commonwealth
Power. Railway and Light Company for
the year ended December 81, totaled Sl6,-
962,606, an increase of S2.372,483 as COM
pared with the previous year The net in
come was S2,65l,742 or $356,155 greater
The stockholders of the City Insurance
Company of Pennsylvania will meet March
2e in Pittsburgh to vote upon proposed in
crease in capital from 100000 to $500, ,0OO
The Central Indiana Gas Company re-
ports gross earnings for the calendar year
1916 of s962, ,465, net S269,576 and a bal
ance, after charges, of $15O,S76.
The American Milling Company reports
for the quarter ended November go net
earnings of $226,394, which is at the rate
of 10h per cent per annum on the pre-
ferred stock, as compared with actual earn
ings for the previous year of Az per cent
on this issue
Net earnings of $16544,636 have beeen
reported by the Republic Iron and Steel
Company for the year 1916 an increase
of $11,105,OSS over the previous year Bal
ance on hand after payments was $13O39,-
1853, a gain of S1O.71O.S44.
The Curtiss Securities Company, of New
York. has certified at Albany that 1t has
increased its capital from $40. 900 900 to
SIS, 100000.
The New York Subtreasury lost 1851 900
to the banks on Thursday, reducing the
cash net gain since Friday to $4,O36 900
The annual meeting of the Mackay Com
panies will be held in Boston on Febru-
airy 10.
During December ffty-ninei railroads
earned SS1,531,471 and expended bSs5Is
273. The net revenues totaled were 500 :
577,2Ol, as compared with $2s,78s,9O for
December, 1915.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-02
GERMAN THREAT BLUFF"
is LONDON TRADERS VIEW
American Securities Are Flat, With
Prices Nominal-Trading Is
Not Brisk

LONDON. Feb. 2.-American securities
on the stock exchange were fiat today ara
prices were nominal. Other departmer -
were steady to firm. Trading was nor
brisk.
Germany's naval threats had no effect
They were regarded as largely bluff =
Sentiment IN the gilt-edgcd section was
cheerful and prices were higher. There
was good buying of the six per cent e.
chequer bonds.
Home rails hardened again on the latest
dividend announcements Canadians wer.
habby and lower in sympathy with Yankees
Light realizing occurred in Argentine lines
Mexican roads were strong on rumors of
an understanding between the United
States and the de facto Government. For
eigners were slow.
The Treasury made a further announce
ment with regard to the sale abroad OF
foreign securities, not required for ex-
change purposes, to the effect that their
export would not be allowed unless the
sale had been effected previously to the
issuance of the notice