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The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1919-07-22
Shoes

/ ~. s5iiOes
Have shoes carefully fitted. Well
| fitting shoes look better and wear
| better, besides being more comfort
able. Poor quality shoes are seldom
economical.
Alternate two pairs; they last
! longer. Slip shoe-trees into shoes
when you take them off; it makes
them keep their shape longer. 4
Keep shoes clean and we'll
brushed; dressing made with lit
tile oil and well rubbed in prolongs
the wear of leather and kid
Clean canvass shoes on shoe-trees
to prevent shrinking. Sponge with
a. little water and soap that contains
whiting or use a commercial
: cleanser.
Dry wet shoes slowly on shoe
trees or stuffed with paper.
Protect shoes with rubbers in wet
weather. Even with careful drying
the moisture tends to rot the sewing
, threads.
Do not wear rundown heels they
spoil the shape of the whole shoe.
Have small rips mended at once;
, often they can be sewed at home.
Gloves
Buy gloves of good material, we'll
stitched, and well-ftted; they are
cheaper in the end.
Prolong the life of gloves ny blow
ing gently into shape after use and
mending rips as soon as they start.
Reliable dealers will repair worn
places at small cost.
Consider the question of cleaning
when choosing light-colored gloves;
delicate shades of kid or fabric are
not so likely to hold their color as
white; ordinary white kid gloves
need frequent cleaning, which is
often difficult at home and expensive
at the cleaners; white cotton and
silk wash easily, but do not wear as
long as. good kid; good grades of
washable kid and channels are salts
factory when properly cared for, but
the original cost is high.
Dry-clean kid gloves in jar of
gasoline or benzine; shake well;
keep changing the liquid until all
dirt is removed. Pull gently into
shape and dry in a draft. Caution:
Work out-of-doors and in the shade.
Never keep gasoline or benzine in
the house or in the sun.
Clean washable kid and channels
gloves in suds made Of lukewarm
water and mild soap. They keep
their shape best If cleaned one at
time on the hand. Hard rubbing
roughens the surface, especially on
glazed kid. Rinse in clear luke
warm water. Slip carefully from
the hand, pull gently and blow into
shape; dry slowly. Soften by rub
bling gently between the hands. A.
little talcum powder rubbed in
lightly will restore the finish to
glazed kid. Caution: Strong soap
and heat harden and darken wash
able kid and chamois.
Wash silk and cotton gloves like
knitted underwear. Pull gently into
shape and dry.
Intelligent care prolongs the life
of hats, mems and women's alike.
Keep hats looking fresh by dust
ing them before putting them away
after each wearing. Use soft
brush; or. for fine felt, silk beaver,
silk, satin or velvet hats, a piece Of
silk or velvet. Get the dust out from
under the edges Of bands, folds and
trimmings.
Do not allow bands, bows, trim
mings, Innings, or sweat bands to be-
come loosened; tack them into place
as soon as they begin to rip.
Y Store your hats where they will
not gather dust; paper bags or hat
boxes are good for those worn only
occasionally.
Daily care means longer wear.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1919-07-22

he determined by the said boarda at
the time of letting of said bid. The
county will construct the sub-grade
and the base of the road of crushed
gravel, upon which the top or wear
ing surface is to be placed. The sue
cessful bidder will be expected to
furnish his own specifications with a
guarantee of not less than five or
more than ten years.
All bids must be accompanied by
certified check in the sum of {
per cent of the amount bid.
The county commissioners reserve
the right to reject any and all bids
offered.
f. M. FISHER.
Clerk Board of County Commission
ers.
Dated at Blackfoot, Idaho, July
IL, 1919. Satin.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1919-07-22
LEGAL NOTICES
ANNUAL MEETING
OF STOCKHOLDERS

Blackfoot, Idaho, July 20, 1919
Notice is hereby given that the an
nual meeting of the stockholders of
the Blackfoot Farmers Milling Co.,
Ltd, will be held in the City Hall
at Blackfoot, Idaho, Monday, Aug.
II, 1919 at 2 O'Clock o. M, for the
purpose of electing seven. directors
and such other business as may prop
erly come before this meeting.
H. HENDERSON,
adv. 1a-3m Secretary.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1919-07-22
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that sealed
bids will be received by the board Of
county commissioners of Bingham
county, Idaho at their Office in the
court house at Blackfoot at 10
O'clock a. m. on the nineteenth day
Of August, 1919 for the surfacing Of
a county road with material three
inches thick, twenty feet wide and
400 feet in length Of material to
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1919-07-22

NOTICE OF PROPOSAL TO ISSUE
AND SELL $4,000 MUNICIPAL
COUPON FUNDING BONDS OF AND
BY THE CITY OF BLACKFOOT, IN
THE COUNTY OF BINGHAM, IN
THE STATE OF IDAHO, AND IN
VITING BIDS THEREFORE,.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1919-07-22

A burnt child breads the fire, +"
announced the teacher during the
lesson in proverbs. Now, give me
a sentence different in wording but
meaning the. same thing"
A grimy hand shot up from the
back of the class
Please, teacher" came a small
voice, "A washed child breads the
water '-Blighty Uondon.)
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1919-07-22

Just So.-''De surest way to keep
out O. bad company" said Uncle
Eben, 'is to mind yoh own business
so close dat bad company won't take
no interest in you" Washington
Star. r.@r
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1919-05-10
New Iberia, La. May 1st, 10.

II New Iberia, La May 1st, 10.
L The Police Jury of the Parish
Iof Iberia, La, assembled this day
May LIST, 1919 in regular session
with Mr.. A, "A. Theriot in the
following members present to.
wit: ID j
/ Messrs. E.. j. Gary. III. Romero,
Louis Decuir, "A. Gonsoulin, II.
Derouen, A. A. Theriot F. Diet
len, Numa Miguel, DR.. McGowen
and A. P. Moresi. Absent Mr.. V.
j. Erath.
The minutes of the previous
meeting were read and on motion
of Mr.. Gonsoulin, seconded by
Mr.. iDietlein, and carried said mini
ntes were adopted as read.
Mr.. Clarence L. Smith, repre-
senting Eddy Broussard who had
q claim against the Police Jury for
the price Of a COW killed in pro-
cess of dipping, said claim being
on file for the amount of $4,000,
requested the Police Jury to pay
Eddy Broussard for said amount,
when it was moved by Mr.. Rom
ero, seconded by Mr.. Miguez that
the price Of 5000 being excess
sive, be rejected and that the said
Eddy Broussard be compensated
for his loss in the sum Of $4,000.
The vote on this motion being
unanimous the said motion lis
hereby carried and the Treasurer
is hereby authorized to issue q
check amounting to $1,000 in
favor Of Eddy Broussard.
Upon receipt Of a petition pre-
scented by Mr.. Gonsoulin and
signed by tax payers residing IN
the Gicinity Of a certain drain on
the south side of the road lead
1ne to- Lake, Dahterive,, said petit
ton requesting that the Police
Jury appoint 4 committee Of
three with power to investigate
the condition Of said drain, twas
moved BY Mr.. Miguez seconded
BY Mr.. Romero and carried that
Messrs. Justilien Crochet, Ed
sIiond Bronssard and Massena|
nL..4,x.x-1 - Tnraa,.v;f1n ho oud|
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1919-05-10
Proceedings Of the Police Jury.

Police Jury any time on or aftel
May 18th, 1919.
| As a result Of compliant en-
tered this day by Mr.. Miguel al
to the deplorable condition Of ;
certain bridge in the 9Th Ward
lit is moved bv Mr.. Dietlein sec
onded by Mr.. Romero and carried
/ that Mr.. Derouen, be and he j.
|. hereby appointed a committee Of
hone to investigate the condition
Of said bridge and report at the
next meeting Of the Police Jury
The. committee composed Of
Messrs. Decuir and Romero, APP
pointd at the regular meeting Of
April 1919 in connection with the
alleged impossibility of operating
the Olivier bridge. reported that
due to, negligence on the part OF
the former bridge keeper who
failedto keep the rolls and wheels
creased at all time, said bridge
was rather difficult to operate
but after having cleaned and
CREASED the turn table wheels and
rolls on which both ends of the
bridge rest, it could easily be ope-
rated by one man. This commit
tee further reported that said
bridge needed some repairs, which
it recommends should be done il.
the near future. Messrs. Decuir
and Romero. further recommended
to the Police Jury to the necessity
Of taking the. proper steps in
order to stop the practice Of over
speeding by automobiles crossing
said bridge and also the practice
Of driving across the bridge more
then, Is heads Of cattle at the
time. ~ 81 I =
In view. Of these facts it was
moved by Mr.. Decuir,s seconded
by MI. Romero that the salary OF
the bridge. keeper at Olivier be
as heretofore 1920 per . month,
instead Of, $500 as provided
temporarily, as per budget for
1919 and that in the event that the
Police Jury be unable to secure
the services of d bridge keeper at
that pride thai the said bridge be
open ito navigation and locked ,f6r
an indefinite period and that q
copy of this resolution be mailed
to Messrs. Sorrel and Pharr. J
The vote on this resolubion be-
inc unanimous same is hereby de-
clared carried.
Be It further moved and Sec
onded that Messr Decuir and
Romero be and they are hereby
authorized to ascertain the amount
Of rs6airs necessary to the Olivier
bridge, order the humber and
sause the said bridge to be re-
6aired and Is Il further moved
and seconded that any old luf1a
b6r let over on the eompletion lot
said repairs that same be deliv-
cred to Mr.. Romero and Mr.. De-
1cufr, - be utilized III the constrpc-
ton of small bridges over the
n6S1]s a. their respective Ward, i
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1919-05-10

the Police Jury reconsider it's ac.
ton taken at the regular meeting
of April and appropriate a like
amount in order to make up tine
salary Of said Agent as requested
! by the communication presented
by Mr.. l.. E. Perrit, District Agent
for South Louisiana whereupon
Mr.. Romero moved, being see
onded by DR.. rMcGowen that the
sum of $3.50 per month be APP
propriated, from the LIST day of
July 1919 until the 3Oth of June
1920, for the salary of Demon
stration and Extension Agent for
! the Parish Of Iberia, La.
This motion having been put to
a vote the result being unanimous,
said motion is hereby declared car
ried.
Upon complaint made by Mr..
Romero, the Secretary is hereby
instructed to notify Mr.. Ulysses
Gonsoulin to discontinue the use
of logs on his tractors when trav .
cling over the Public Roads Of
the Parish. ~
The petition of the Schwing
Planting Company, through Mr..
j. p. Schwing requesting per-
NIT to cross the public road with
a rice flume at q point in the 3rd
Ward Of the Parish, being the 40
arpent road known as the Crochet
road, was duly presented and
read, when it was moved by Mr..
Decuir, seconded bv Mr.. Romero
that permit be granted, provided
however that the Schwing Plant
ing CO. furnishes q solvent bond
ain the sum Of 5000 as provided,
by ordinance relative to rice,
uumes. Carried unanimously.
Several complaints in regard to
the Uew Iberia-Jeanerette High
way not being constructed ar
|corling to specifications, ,conr
PEELED the Police Jury to appoint
d committee of three, from each
Ward traversed bv the said High,
way whereupon it was moved by
Mr.. McGowen, seconded by Mr..
Dke1ir that the following gentle
The Washington times., 1919-06-08
HELP WANTED-FEMALE
HELP WANTED-FEMALE
so ADDITIONAL SALESWOMEN
Are required at once by
S. KAHN SONS co.

Permanent positions are offered with excellent OPP
portuniteS for advancement to those who prove salts
factory
Many Advantages Here For Bright, Intelligent Women
We have thoroughly equipped school of instruc-
ton under the supervision of trained and experienced
department store educational director whose duty it is
to take the inexperienced and teach them the funda-
mental principles of department store work. BY this
in short space of time is sufficiently trained
to render most satisfactory service.
commission is paid every dollars worth of
merchandise sold in addition to liberal salaries.
We closed all day Saturday during July and
August.
We also have a cafeteria for our employees, where
food is sold at very moderate prices.
Apply at any time during the day to Superintendent
Office, 4th floor
The Washington times., 1919-06-08

e. :. GOVERNMENT wants bUnII-.,l. -
women, is or over; permanent peace DO
sitlons, {i.ooo-SI,2o0 year: paid Vacation
sAaIIlinatl lions everywhere coming: list posi-
ions Tree Write Immediately. FRANK
LIN INSTITUTE, Dept. AIR, Rochester,
= jel-Su-9t'
BOY Oh GIRL wanted FNPTRF STT0T0
402 9th st. N w I0s
The Washington times., 1919-06-08
WANTED-SALESMEN-

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. side line, selling
banks, hotels, factories public institu-
I ions, looking after estate; business 500
week possible: must have references. JAS
ZGINE INK CORP, Norfolk. Va. s.
The Washington times., 1919-06-08

EGG CANDLER-ExpeFiSnce At once.
Apply WILSON 4 CO., 2ol eth st. n. ".
COLORED-In lunch room; good pay,
short hours. 243 LIST 81. n p. g
FILTERS - Experienced on
gowns; thoroughly competent
help; will pay well for it; per-
manent position. Apply J. E.
CUNNINGHAM & CO., $40
9TH ST. n. w. IL
FTREMES AND BRAKEBTEN, $50 70 500
monthly, experience unn ecssssry. Write,
send stamp RAILWAY ASSOCIATION,
BOX IS. Times office 1el SU5t"
FEEDER-EEpeFieneed wanted at once;
The Washington times., 1919-06-08
AND FEMALE
Halls AND FE1IALB

GOLDENBERG'S
Require the services of experienced Saespeope for the
following departments
NECKWEAR,
HOUSEFURNISHNCS,
MEMS FURNISHINGS "
MEN AND WOMEN FOR SHOE DEPARTMENT.
YOUNG GIRLS TO WAIT ON. AISLE TABLES
ALSO
Several women from IS to IS years of age for Transfer
Desk.
Several experienced China Packers.
Good salaries and permanent positions Apply at
once to Mr.. Dobrn, Manager
GOLDENBERGS
Seventh and SITS. N W.
The Washington times., 1919-06-08

WE WILL START you in the cleaning and
dyelng business. little capital needed big
profits. Write for booklet The Rem
NONDE SYSTEM, Dept. .o4, Charlotte.
\. c. s.
RET0UCHER-Of experience; one who
can operate preferred. PAINE STUDIO.
92S st. n W. 1sS
The Washington times., 1919-06-08
DON'T PASS UP AN OPPORTUNITY

There good positions offering profitable and permanent
employment to hundreds of Stenographers and is
right here in Washington now.
thorough training in Stenography or Typewriting will
place good position with salary and assure Won
The National City School day and evening classes
Tor both beginning Senographc experienced stem
ographers and Typs who wish better work their DO.
stlons and their salaries - r
Prospective students
the school before being tuition Anv one brn9n
TINS advertisement to the school office Monday June g. will
be given week of instruction absolutely free
Special summer rates for three
shorthand and Typewrng, Typewriting only will 90 into
effect on Monday June Is. If week of free instruction
proves satisfactory, enrol-oherise YOU will be
permitted to discontinue without argument
Come in and see for yourself what do for you
NATIONAL CITY SCHOOL,
The Biggest Little School in Town,
734 Fifteenth Street NJ W. g
The Washington times., 1919-06-08
HELP WANTED-RALE
ACCOUNTANTS NEEDED

The United States Government mas
raised the Civil Service salary limit and is
now holding continuous examinations for
Expert Accounting positions. Income Tax
Unit, paying $500 10 $500 per year
With many new plants and industries
locating in all sections, the demand will
be greater than ever, and men and women
Nbo can qualify will have difficulty in
obtaining permanent positions at The very
highest salaries.
One OF the largest organizations OF Ger
timed Public Accountants in the United
states is specia liking in training men and
women for executive accounting positions.
Among our grad and students We
humber more Certified Public Accountants
Ghsn any other institution. We have
trained hundreds nov holding big-pa yinE
positions with the Government and other
ind ustries.
Our training represents the BOILED-
DOWN EXPERIENCE Of thoroughly qusN-
ihsd pTscticing Certified Public A ccountantS.
We teach by a simple. easy, pTs rtical md
. uccsssfUl Home study Method. which quail
itcs you in a surprisingly short time
our employment department Is receiving
a greater number OF applications Tor quail
red accountants than il can I'll. CALL
TODAY FOR FULL INFORMATION. OF
TICE HOURS, 10 A. NJ TO =. =. n.
INTERNATIONAL ACCOUNTANTS
SOCIETY.
The Washington times., 1919-06-08
MECHANICAL d.

MECHANICAL drafts
men with several years
experience in laying out
or checking; knowledge
of electrical apparatus
not absolutely essential,
but preference will be
given men having expert
ence on motors, gen
orators, transformers,
switches, controllers, etc.
Call at National Hotel
June 9 to II, inclusive,
from ) to 5 or s to 10
p. m. Inquire for d.
i. Sawhill, Room No.
&c, representing the West
inghouse Ele C trio and
Manufacturing Co., East
Pittsburgh, Pa II
The Washington times., 1919-06-08

DISHWASHER wanted; pest wages. APP
ply ARCADE LUNCH. S2ll l4th st. NV.
DRIVER for horse and wagon: must have
references; SIS per week SCHROT
BROS 617 La. ave. y. W Il
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-12
STEP DAD HELD
FOR KIDNAPPING
Emil Gardner and Lad Are
Returned Here

Emil Gardner and his sterson. lie
land Ho.llnG~worth. IL. whom he IL
accused OF kidnapping. were brought
here from Portland Tuesday night
BY Deputy Sheriff Stewart Campbell
ard placed in the county jail. lie
kfdnaped the child from her home
Sunday night. Mrs. Gardner charges.
Il took the boy because love
him. Campbell says Gardner told
him.
Gardner win BE- tried In Justice
Otis W. Drinkers court on charge
Of KIDNAPPING.
Leland IL her son by a former a.
vorced husband. Mrs. Gardner says.
She and Gardner have been having
trouble and another divorce IL pend.
Ing. according to her story. Gardner
came 10 the house and begged for
giveness' and another chance Sun
day night. and when she refused his
peace terms. no spirited tho boy
away. she says.
After searching for tho boy and
her husband Sunday night. she mott
fled the prosecuting attorney Mon
day. Deputy sheriffs searched for
them here Monday. They were cap
tured in Portland Monday night.
Gardner waived all extradition pro-
cccdings. Campbell saya
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-12
PRICES DROP IN
N. Y. EXCHANGE

NEW YORK. Nov. ia Prices
broke wide open about i3o today on
the stock exchange. when call
money reached 20 per cent No part
Of the list WAS spared. The break
followed a morning OF gradually De.
scondinR prices. aalo 81 stock at ?
y. m. totnled 1861 800 shares
General Motors sold below 800 and
cfucihle. which had held up fairly
well In the early trading. sold down
10 3i2h. Brokers reported IL almost
impossible 10 borrow money nj any
price and as result stocks were
thrown overheard without respect
for price.
The rails held fairly well. but they
have not shared in the general All.
vance Of the year
Shortly after 2 o'clock call money
reached 30 per cent. General Motors
dropped 10 zss. The volume Of trad.
ing on the stock exchange was 10
heavy that az $50 o'clock II was an.
nouneed that tho ticker tape record.
ing tho transactions was 20 minutes
behind the market trading.
The Dow Jones financial aFency
announced at that hour that u WINS
stated on tho floor that price. In
many instances were below the quo.
tations which had appeared up 20
that time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-12
FRESH EGGS ARE
CHEAPER TODAY
Dealers Lower Prices to SO
Cents Per Dozen

The first break IN the local fresh
cgg market took place late Tues
day when a number ~ Western
ave. tohhers began quoting the best
stock at 80 cents per dozen. drop
Of cents, Practically every
house on the street was selling AZ
the lower level Wednesday,.
The market Is unsettled az the
present price with "A reduction OF
another cent probable. The drop
u attributed by dealers not so
much 20 Increased arrivals OF fresh
eggs as to the dizziness OF the fresh
egg market for the past week.
Tho public has shown decided
preference Tor puilet eggs for a
number Of days. These eggs have
been getting larger constantly and
the difference In price has made
puilet eggs a profitable buy Deal
ers say they have lowered the top
quotations on esEs so that they
wiz have none on hand when the
new winter eggs arrive shortly.
Butter market IL holding firm
with no price change noted. RE-
ccipts at the local stock yards
Tuesday were ssf hogs and 81 head
OF cattle. Hoe market was strong
er while cattle held steady
Local produce houses are receiv-
ing heavy shipments OF California
vegetables In anticipation 81 the
holiday demand not two weeks diH-
tant. Arrivals Tuesday were cauii-
flower. tomatoes. head lettuce and
persimmons.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-12
INFLOW EBERT
kept SHIRT ON
lyud Laughed at First, but
Ne Managed o. K.

ya<n President Ebert started 20
"A lis frs; speech before the
$40 assembly at weluiar. he
~ hat several pages were miss.
he ordered his secretary TO
. 81 them. and. being unable "a
: .>nt he waited for the return
A. MESSENGER. first standing
= cne foot ard then upon the
- ssrsfchin< his arms and try.
= . m IN the wait with nervous
~fr<k whleh caused laughter
- TIE representatives and
r.asy En>rs realized they were
kx>.nx NJ him. and. booking
~ " found his g~Stieulations
n vnfed out his eolor~d shirt
~ ~ bei,. Nothing daunted.
i ~ down his short vest and
= > he chamber: You cannot
- ~ Of trying 20 he the dude
- xax vas. Mt any rate" and
= ~ Applause In place OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-12
Mazkeke Nna&z1eeS5 2zzPRz1z8
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Status of the New York
Stock Exchange

NEW YORK. Nov. ia--AnticipatinH
continued hiHh money rates, leading Is
sues on the stock market today opened
lower Esperts differ widely aa 10 the
VI nenoraliy conceded that reserve per-
cvntageE, which have fallen very low IN
tho federal reserve HyHtem. 10 oaief I'm.
mediate cause.
United states Steel opened at ies.,
up VI n.thlshem steel ~" at seR, an
:. ntudehaksr az iasH, OFF v i.aoka.
wanna AZ W. OF VI United states Rub
h"r at lsa, OF y Mexican petroleum
a. 40. ~ y Marine preferred at los 4
ofr y crucihls at asl. OF 4 naidwin al
iai, w vi General Motors az $40. Off
sh Central Leather az 100. unchanged
Republic at iisk. orr 4. sinclair OH At
"a, orr ~
Demand sterling az sio<. epsnsd off
= and established nee record low
made new low records at the opening.
Continued low exchange rate. are
looked for untii call money drops FROM
presont high level
rha general Generalization Of ths
market "a late trading today left u IN q
highly nervous state today and lows on
toe decline we're made during tho first al
minutes % tradinE
General Motors dropped 60 ;ts Mssi.
can Petroleum made = new low q, sibh
Off q
The early trading was very heavy
stock sales at II a. m. amounting q
assoc shares
beth glasses % call money continued
hish early today, early quotations show,
inE lending aud renewal rates at 10 pet
eout, the sans as rueajay's low rate
The market continued 20 sell oft dur.
ing the second hour.
Early demand for call money vas iirhs
but around noon the demand benams
large and tho supply limited. None,
catns In slowly, Lenders. however. 80.
Trained from extending flssd period ioAni
vita the call money situation 40 acute
call rate eontinu.d at ~ per cent arouua
aeon.
TIE cnrb. In sympathy With the gen,
sral market siiuAtion. was easter aursns
tho morning.
bufsna the second hour on the stock
exchange General Meters declined sss
or saN from the previous Gloss Menl,
can FetrDisusn sold down 90 stox and
feu- American 20 ia
Evsfythlsss Indicated Q general tiqutdA,
ton on all sides and brokers we're de.
msndinx even higher margins thar 70.
esnsly because OF characterization Of high
priced stock. In lower priced isAaaa
especially atesi stocks. taa hest sort OF
bsyine appeared.
On tho bond market liberty sgs
made q REGARD low at ssfa