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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1919-07-04
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
Lester L. Walker. Plaintiff,
VS..
Grace r. Walker, Defendant.

IN the Circuit Court for Montgomery county
as a Court Of Equity. No. 1857 EQUITY.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-09-05

Mn. w. A. Clemsn. and Aiss
Carrie AcCsul have returned isor
Muncie. Ind where they visited
Mfs, ]. l.. Anksny and family.
Mrs. Pitt w. Farmer, who has
just recently returned from Panama.
10 beers the guest OF her mother,
Mrs. Sssep,ia Brown.
Mrs. X. y. Htrshl. after a lev
days visit here the sueit OF relatives
and friends, has returned to her
home In Memphis.
Mr.. and M~, Tom Halbrook. I'D
l.. Morrow. ]. II. Page and DR.. q
A. Slayden. have returned from q
!is1 days stay =. Dswsen Springs,
Ky. -
d, A. Sasssr and granddaughter,
Mary Aileen Simon, have returned
nom Atlantis. Ca. where they Wait
cd the formers son. Romeo Sassr
and vile.
Mira. Frank Curry aud dsushtsr.
Miss Carrie leit Wednesday morn.
ing Tor a isw weeks Visit with rela.
|iivss At Redwood and other points
III Ohio.
Mr.. aud Mrs, N. l., Collier aud
three children. Of Nashville. spent
the week end here the guests Of the
formers brother, q. T. Collier and
family.
Ds. W. y. Scat.. VI this plaes.l
presented this ohcs Saturday wten
n peach---ths finest W. have se&o|
this year II measures I'D inOAssl
around and weiahsd ana pound.
Miss Naomi Green has resigned
her position ~ back Keeper and
photographer ior the II. T. Cowan
Lumber Company. n, NJ. Csaw.
ford, who p ios 10 the war vas en-.
ploved by the Dickson Planning Mill
Co.. has returned and 10 nov en-.
ploysd by the Cowan Lumber TO.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-09-05

J y. Barley raves Friday Tor \
lev weeks visit with relatives ia
Ohio.
Winuls and Mamie Mauds Shell
ton have relnfned from week =
visit In Nashville.
Miss Aileen k~lio, ~ Nashville,
was the 1cek end guest Of Mrs 4.
J Byfn.
Misse. Anna Bsaslsy, Lins Done
.ssD and Mary Nioho.s we're IN
Nashville tuesday, % ''''N - '-''<' y
Miss Emma Lakewood. Of Cam-
den. IL here attending the Dickson
Central Hiah School.
Elais L. Moody. oi Nashville.
spent Monday here tbs guest OF his
parents, Mr. and Mrs, \. G. Moody.
Masses Elsis aud ki,tie Rogers,
Of Nashville, were the guests OF
Mrs. w. K, Foster Monday evening.
Mrs. Eigar Hudson, and child
na. after several days visit 10 rela.
dives on White OAK, have returned
hNm.,
- jim Matthews haa gone 10 Alien.
andria. Va, where he has accepted
. position ~ soda isrker In a
drug store,
Mrs. VIII Bruce aud children
have gone to Mt Rosslelle. Ala.
to visi, Mrs. Rruces s'sirr, Ms
Cural Griffin .....
q, NJ. Nor,hinaton, local manager
oi the Cumberland Telephone kx.
change, has returned from two
weeks vacation At Chattanooga
See the show 1T the Patriot,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-09-05
RAPT|sTs LAUNCH
WORLD PROGRAM
ekAM RIO RAssE sfane9esc Fcg
GEkERsl Fuxp0sxs atyss
~ MExT five SExRs
unstf ssurH 70 su.osraarf
eseA Sssss u Gfssn E,ssgasss Teas w
Ssrsrm IA HsAssss sssss S.ss
Pee ushsusIAssssa.s Ns~
escsst--xlfsss 10 O.

A*c0gnlxisx The a~ed VT tie wofl&
~ mote ssasEiaa AaS shrssssaa s~EsaSs
saossx ssres.i iiass. lhs RaRsi#ss VI tss
osaiA ss=s- sesoltsd " ecasrshals as
ess.ess 10 pfoSraaa VI taeAasssra saass
seaasstAE the war. and hAss saasa gaass
- sut<xssss shls salg ezriag sAw ~s~s
- kessastss W Isesembss !, segsos
- I'VE pears 10 b. xivsa III ~higa "
esnAessts The HAyussat VI these ss%
esrtgtssas
Ta~ decision 10 saaagarsts thib
World prwwrAm was rsaess~d al Ihs
msstiax NJ the soatAsss Iaslsist ca~
ssmties In Aiiss,A Asa Mas, ~Asa The
more than tsvs delegates sseasas
Ssssd sa2alasaassy ~ unasrsxks tAs
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-09-05

Eaw q bix sat i'm 0ur csilas issl
Fall" Writes Mrs. Jesnny. md
boashs q 35e cake a RAT-ENAP,
bsoka Il up inta canal piscss. Lssl
wesk willis moving ~ eane ArxcsA
The dead sas. Most hass bs~E Aassd
ain nentAs, didn's small. RAT
SNAP /. wondsrful. ~ Thsss lbisss.
2se Dk. SI.M Sold md guar
sns~es b, psskaon HndsaFx Co..
III. @. Tomiinsoa and clsEers
Pharmacy.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-09-05

~ - ~ oSo$RSRO~UA N VIII WSfNFi
= Tel. usxxssx ssrssssz.sas E+as4s59n
s~rw~~~~~~~~~~~~--~~~-~
tASk- The rampasxn has naw been o.
santssd with sAs Eenerxi he~dasartssl
ID Nashville Tenn., where In l.. n
scarborough. psssidsnt OF the South
wssisrn Raptist Theological Seminary
~ EOrs Worth. Ia In charge ~ xSaera
Assscsor for the South He ~ assisted
by 4 nsiaasT OF tnsa In charge af spa
ssai divisions OF tbs work while eaes
ef the eixhtsea states In the territory
u the Southern Baptist Consensios
hss In turn p~vfseted 1 state organssa
ttca, incladlnx State p.recsor. .
state Organizer and State Publicity
Darxctor Each association. or dis
Gict, within each os the states hsa
likewise Eo,,en eusy by naming 10 ~
s0slAtional or disirtct directors. aud
the work Of Organization has been car
rtsd iaio the local ehareass to the III
tsn1 that practically oil on the more
AAn .s.sap local Baetiss congregations
q IN H0usn kxvs their wora~rs
SksxHsA 10 Assp pue ever tss haxgsss
eAxsvA drive that has ever bern A.
tsmptsd In this section OF the country.
rhe+v ARE s.eoo. eco white Bap,isss hold
snx church memhership In the soa,A.
and II n hoped TO reach every man.
weman snd child smoaw them With
Ne message o thls campaign and
give each OF them part In the plan
q saving the weird by giving TO the
srtsa, Of tAelr ability to thh vas, eca
sssvAtion fund.
Christian education. home and foe
slsu mlssions. state missions. minis
tsrsal relief. orphanagss and hospitals.
are among the various general later
ssss os tho denomination tia, wili b.
cared for In this eampaixa the matter
II local chartA expenses asl local
church equipment no, being saciHded
Between now ana Navespber shth
svesy eftors will be pat .nrtA In o.
gaining and modifying the Baptist
forces In the soa,h. preparatory 10 tAs
launching 81 the biz drive Tor the sub
.cript,ons and cash payments July
sSs kno~n ~ preparation meath
August sas dessgra,ed Is infSrmAtscz
man4h. during which time arery Of
fort has been pa, .orh In insormins
the people on every bhase Of the sam
rsigm. While September has been dts
xnated a. sns@rcesstnu menth. October
- enlistment month. November al
Stewardship rncnth, ard the period
from November 10 tn December 7 ss|
vsetery wreck
w. have snAsytasss = big task
rr. Scarborough. The General Director
says. hat ~e have rs4ertakea II .nl
Ged's name and ssr His glory. ana wi
srariss In God and sosne cur Whole
ks;y. ~ VIII ssece~d Taers II ~crk
Aes. scr aa, and zscfy eno~sh Tor al
" We VITA. but IN eannct sa~ceed -
csps ~ MScs asiiFsnsis anA psay|
sAsa@ssiy
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-09-05
Read Whss 4 5 Dvst u ASrscsis
arr SAys About WAsi I've
Rsts Csa q.

According 10 sovesnmsnt iguf~s,
s~o raie er~~dsas eoniinuaity fos
three years preduce 80. 7o9. 4S2
individual rats. Act whsa yeu sss
the 6rss rat, doot sait. RAT.
SNAP 10 the surest cseansst, mosl
coUveciens exsssminstos. Ne mir.
ling with othes toods. Drys up aisss
killing leaves no sm<ll. Csss u
dag wont touch ii. Sud and
|gussanteed by Dicason nsnassre
lCa, h. g. Temhases snd cssDoee
Pharmacy.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-09-05
Acso rEyAs wosAs nAxrs eaV5

rrurn kasaSpsaa. TssAs esmo u
varv Of the asvcttan Of N@. n, j
Erae~ m aged saint u thss vselmo
TO lac EApsiss Is sfslhaa CamraaeA
sAr gave her pastor = 70 spplY - -
esmpaiss and vas saferns1 Ut -
scrtsEsoas sesIA - ~ safsa -
H. seek u yevssaAsr - ~pss I -
getting esa ~ rsssisA -aad nAy -
I've g.g the end Il ssptsms~r. 81 !
10 sre& wAas to pass asGy vstSsci hss.
.-s A.l = part IN sass gssG1 snagstD
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-09-05
Know What
!. You Buy

No housewife should make her pur-
chases bliniiy, especially those for the nh
The efficient purchasing of III food prodaca
requires study and investigation.
Always read labels very carefully md
alwass BEWARE when ma label ii given, show
ing the formula or composition Of thu product
It always takes intelligent buying 10
purchase economically.
Using self rising flour has always been
false economy. Many self rising four mann-
fsfsGsa have pas the tosmsia n shsss pss =
shsH psskassa II ocean sAox DO ssck sAa -
esedScs esAtaaa II sha day and 49, mos hoaasssS~ v
% kscs as What they eaysAe and sAsy sAcsA Anu0.
Few doassc &,saes ssscAssA lew lnssssasas Assswsv
.aa 'sssl ~ sss x,s.. als ses sa'ss =. ns.a a.s
Il Is hoped that the increased use q
pure plain hours and the use at good erads
baking powder N eoaa~stea ~ii ssaA u aasy osAss
housewives dssaassnang afegsth<a hs III Qasstcash
gs1ss u paspzrsa aoan
Many people do not know that self
rising -four Is not used generally oyer she cour-
~. bot IN comparatively ts~ sections only |, Aas soms-
nmss been sd that popular ay IN Thai sssoa ~ hs
csaatU where Housewives wsss hay have always msia~
taed thar each the bat thar the Housewives u
Aess sseoa. had sos essa ssS and Asssas could - "
sp%ssd 70 kssY.
II this article prompts ont housewife
to investigate. my work wilnot have been ia vain.
Now investigator Ask your doctorl
AK your grocerl
n.,nApnnF4
AU1IMss Csssis sirss1y A~s~~ ~s&f " ~ isNs
$50 So n ~ Ds~sas Ss~s Ah&~A II ~ UsisNSah Y
tREAsG Ss~a@,srS sn Ss Ss4esst VI I<Nss
tHshf.k S~p~sssw a nassuaw Scsas A1A Nlsk S1snN
LAuw~ ~ h~~sssE AsS ssS E~aswv SN~sA Lsfmw b ~
Wsasas CSsM
WsSv ssAhaAsw srts u ~ m~f auupwtm ~nuM
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-09-05

Rev. w. w. woodeock tassas
al the First Baptist Church. wsn.
10 Normandy Msnday, TO so0ducs
1 seriss 0i mcstsags.
The Mountainair independent., 1919-06-19

! .IITIH rIHn Ut ,TIyIIIkII HDI MI
iRepartMaptt Of the. IntariortI loI
! S. Land Office at Santa Fe, N, NJ,
! May 22, 1919 !
The Mountainair independent., 1919-06-19

Enly Mrs. Hambricl knows
Ito entTtan and all present Department Of te 9erior
Syening XSSCON' SSS\NA ASSSC2SN9aA23 1919
s

y ASSNC2N9a&23, 1919
Notice is hereby given that George
B. Harris, of Mountainair, n. NJ, who
5 zz fg' ffcys
EntIy ibm.026449t for Lots 4. 2, 3. IL. Al
amH 'Hi5lMtai s4ctiepnF, Township l2.I
north, Range s east, n. Mi r.. Meri-
fian, has filed notice Of intention to
make thr.e year proof to, establish !
claim to TIE ibpd' above described, be-
fore Itntted 8 States 4Gbnlmissionef Ati
gfdh}aifrtr? dT6Ffance County, New
Mdxico, on the 9th day of JulNalyl9a'
1AClaimant names as~wftnesses:
!ad} III 44ETiseR, 81 9tt;9N HenFy FL /
morss n SSH s4nd d dA5htj n Ii tjdzYp YpaII 9ff JNtounA99ilr nA99ilr
- o'. FR4&ttfgsc626l &ttfgsc626l% D,4tiLagbo.1 RggiIAt3@FF nd IAt3@FFI
5-9gle-56 'qf2a9 ct ,I3nfduj[ 11}
.v9IIGT ebuGTD Oil eGt 4n ID
The Mountainair independent., 1919-06-19

st s.iIbeyy.tN SgpsqI2X r.! E.Qa4E. i s.. S!RR7s
son, a Primitive Baptist, held ser ,
yices at IT, that .place
ID I'll
Chas. IIiblGr was in town Sat
urday to buy a windmill for his
4 4 4 Z N / r. %Rg9 81, Rsi.8rstand il:i he made a
'GTeaaf VIII \" 'ffh6i' Pin6n Hardware
,GQmpapN f9g., .,milI and, equipment
The Mountainair independent., 1919-06-19
55StrlcG 1.EgRB, RB,ff B54IFt9A44 Ft9A44136>Yq 136;>Yq551
nos ybbiIf IHB' 1LBUlE lEiiJIUN

EIalmant names as WItnesSeS:
B6bRe4H ,RAgda5, 70! g. kin9ugh, n
IzgeraId doaHtp cW. Hpn R6bsths All or
~ M.-@--~
CISCO IuDEL LGAtDOl [ Regist6fJ
397G7b&oM JiSuiRtruUM I'll u1QH
The Mountainair independent., 1919-06-19

4omc .iacaaf htfdm .t6"aa aar '7U dYilG#.
south Of hqHa, tnaeed a, haEsethi0G.
to j little south OF here, and recoy
er6d tttb Horses 'aht'a iHalt.. They
found a man riding one of the
animals, and took their stock.
The Mountainair independent., 1919-06-19
: AN+S., Is. :::,.,.., ..s.,:, = f,. !,

On Sunday evening we had an
OTTER big rain-unufR 1pr .huRga
EA IL a,I y I
The Mountainair independent., 1919-06-19

| amy MIS-. IidihDrlck KNOWS
Wsto ente[taln ana a. present
fn4d to hate,SQSat>a Sery Meas.
It syening. AASOSS A0N>
| | ***
Acknowledgements.
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loaiFt"tiaiAlFfif}jsseePss 4Rs sl't M,
lo''ft7 (eb7'SSuFfd 44litI R5etB4oled8
fter. .yGbdHci tsGf bari.
-0ICUROK
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asq,s .ss + ss=. 9 I s as,.5 Ht;sa% g 4 ( f
| May 22, 1919
| itieqljFf hereby ysiyepJ t44at + Nathan
E4lfer, ;9f, aIf aMIQfa,4ltqifpIiaiiIr, u p n, n who
f5iys'26, fiys 19fF made lf@f II 'Tffh6ifestead En-
N2; 9,2., RZ36l5 16r St3NWh s N13SW a
+ W. o12NHh' N729!h4 oecvlgh .1g .
l"hship l NJ hahge'o'T8' W Nh W.
nLoa n4siae o. ,. lneehtlon 20 inanG
:, e e<yf'a JOE 70 'Tt'S' I'9'4 of<' lux W
lil'q 'c" W. ',ui 4L'pG %t
HtS'e9iooIiImlsSrp''eFa at E4Pl'he9'n7-
. Z prFe'lt c 5feagatS49 a1aghi's r'A
ga lttaEI olY34'ys ltytY9d .ajt;9ibn
latwanH tN3HW999s3 3HW999s3a witnesses l97f e1Fj;gIl2. .
L&AfX r, EE3,m9}ftse }fts2 Az .hfFfRllflr$W, nNii
liiSoh ana u T. Fuller' all OF l..Mttoj3H3, Mtoo9j3H3
IInalr, @ N, NJ
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Department q the ny InttefrFf0E>! rFf0GE>! IN
,; D., Eano ii Glllce at oqhta Fe n; ~; :,
III -h,,hiItLl,u .untIEa y.gt},Ilt ~
oaELan,,ic 1rag5ss,stjfa5Sxr ,tn ,-h,iq
,'.,., 1o,c .a5 IIa,,, ~, a,;f,;tog 1 ,,,r ,
|, NJ ooe17o eo.To ~ and CT,Ior
oso4;o,, Ok ron,naI,in = 1rant,
~ r r.; y y
. S1ilod notice. Of intention to make
rAe year PROOFS faH17MSS h MSSt}k.ifHtfAtb t}.iHtfAt claim to
a*Iand above described before Uni
~ t,@n;;,,is I. I, Z gfo;ioa I = E4I6S,GF =
.g#GSL 80 afy3Aut ,t,l!{5J40 florifa II
TorFafcs 5 M @ fSa5f oIS23 MG3Tff0 1G q On a
F,-tn,ant -G ""t 'a,"oa "a "a'y, m lylT y-ttnossos
5bhba,Ilt Iit:aa(, al n {n It11e,3a,t. II,
Ja.,sl"1,,, (,r =, m ,,s,,,y, IN, .s,.,
Iu"NN,r'',[ q, '1rl 1'o'0''iS all 'oi
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Observation-Disclosures; Z,
~" ~, Van - " 'N''0' : WV ~, -.
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Department OF the Interio4F.'' 40
5. Land Office at Santa Fe, N. M.
=" :" ~" 1"'"''li 11laV 'zzf l9l9
''r''N'F - ~ '''Ip '''''0 N ''''s$0 %Nl'lS'
The Mountainair independent., 1919-06-19
NOTICE FOR FUBLiCAT0N

!! II -itilu iiQ1A-z&i; l'tf-yNei IL ~
81 'B9b6rtA7eit1 or the fhttrl6F III.
ii sgGhhd ZO4at6' at sahea Ne, NM
"a 10 bRoI 8 tGdi o. 4fayu23, ,2n9l9i9
n NQfietas hea&HS tivg1ij that dMaJisol
d. Parks OF Mountainair, N. NJ. wig
on; July IA, 1916 made Homestead En-
Try No Q27079. for NhSH, SEA SW
4 B6ttth 51Q;b S# A,NWA N1SsWA
FcctfdHo tf6&nAHBl 3 gB6Ftn, Range
s ea8tlGK. .1M 1P. clItridtan, has filed
hotiud o6dutehtioal onake three year
froof t@eatablahJ claim to THE land
egsMBsqd bffoYe Enitedn States
GomlmliissioHer al, n tNopp5tTafjjlnajr, Tor. T1opr
ran999 c9@pqty !@ lNd9fieqi lNdf e on th2qG thqG 18th II
u {sSi4as5 S 5f fsH{f] H{122tiI3ait 2t &itndy93gP:n nday9953gP:n""H
;b45.' FIibiEr.. il IL, fE6dgin,,i j, x. Rog-
9rb -Alfd fFeRl Ihhl loH5 att Of Mduntaih-'
aff, N. M. ,BIiyInQ ue20 Qt 49ni
!" FRANCISCO ~BFLGADO, Register
.; oizs&ESs3s = q Il :, r j = j. :: i. !
The Mountainair independent., 1919-06-19
.%OTiCE FOR FEBEECATI0N

=" ,ypsparsmsnt .of.. tie. .ln4eHos !. .t
" S. Land Office at SS3;aH}t Santa al E5g, N, NJ,
4. ''''''''''N May 22, 1515
A@siQeGisb 9erebNIgiyenh that Joseph
e. Hodgin of MOuntainair, N. M, wJlQ,
Q3 August IS, 1916 made Homestead
E4Yry No. 02707O for SWASW14> Sec,
fq 'WEW1s Sec. '155,.I ana and .E1sNEA
and NBA 8EA Sec. 4F, +bwhRtb 3"
hqrth, Range east, N. NJ P, Meridian
has iiied notice. bfifntahtion to make
tn Eee year. P10bfCtd, establish claiini to
ghe e land above described before Uni
tealinSta&esi Cyomndss stOner hit IM61ln4
tainbir,I TomtandenQo.. Mexico on
ltl4e 3ddRXlof qpiys 494%h riadt is II
claimant names as Witnesses:
Henry Houston, [F, .s,glMfe.HFllHhin9N .HFllHh
sftagt HlRfI?fE Rf$a R$ ,PG 5 " I, " WOOD AT al Of #
a FFHflIA,tNStttscU 1{EtGAbo,f R6glgteF
SIS -62g8 8it3E91q h91n7l'r o.F 9to
The Mountainair independent., 1919-06-19

ATFA}PEa EalkI,PE kI,PR lF@dBE'fi lF@SdBE'fiif(dATIl'Q}iN "a TIl'Q}iN2a21
.d2ed aI&a III 7t2hafIt cot, ItiI
.;iRepartMapt of the4 Il Interiorti IoI
y. S. Land Office at Santa Fe, N. NJ, !
i May %, 1919
Notice is hereby given that William
u SslAii loR Aiosa 3fhaif2N. MJIWEG4
Oh May 6, 1915 made Homestead En-
t4y NouQ2638a, forHWd4 seenl2s SEA-
G4rMr RI 7,E3 tNhM. ? N
flied notice Of lMtention ttQf make
tltrqRI Iyear, Proof to, e33ttaRlish, claim y
the land above ,desccribed before TIT
tfq st5t1f3 sta5t1f3R,. Coz mIpissiofef al M2dntain9I
j I, ~ 'ftoFFlahncce 'to2.,o oNGw Mexico ~i6m
ii e 81 dayl0F Jn4Eg491g icl u lSt3G+
/, Cl8im&ht names IaS -Witnes6es F9i1td
, IE JIbi7hr.yiG .Bi CondreE,I WNF;I
RidgMagJ 'ahld WeG@orR HaGris,, all oil
NOUN tatpaiFr M Mo g1ilun bnta ~h
FRANCISCO opELGi4AADo. RegistsF
of497o7z9yrd6 huGl adt QI nt8Io daI
= oC'' sFtGt77=::- t1177,t7t7T~f aIul4d b9dlJ
d lN8TIQN "FOR P9fBLlCApiON .asif
i 40 ,o2ilaN md rglga0D g9ta
+ Department of ttHd, Tht4fiorI@ ID
| S; u5na OfRce at 9$anth iFAnNajM
h7snota 4 N ,HhMsy AZ, 1919
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Robert
= Lea, o8hdopntainiaYif, NqM IMexicq1
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Homestead Entry No. O26439, fQrTtAe
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SEES ALONG LAG IN
FRENCH-U. S. TRADE
Representative Slemp, Back
From Abroad, Deplores
Exchange Rates.
BIG LOANS ONLY REMEDY
Indirect Dealings, as Through
Turkey, May Help the
Situation.
spteial pe.patch 70 rnr spr.

WARRINGTON, Aug. 3i.--Commerce be-
tween the United States and France will
be hampered for several years because
Of the present low rate of exchange an.
less this country extends long term
| loans TO the French or unless American
capital IL invested In French securities.
after having just returned from q study
Of foreign financial conditions.
Under normal readjustment the low
value of the French franc in comparison
with the American dollar will continue
for many years, Mr.. Slemp believes.
This Ii solely due to the disruption OF
financial systems as result Of the war.
1.-THE only solution OF the exchange
problem" he said, us In long term
loans, or investing in French securities,
which amounts to the same thing. This
is exactly what the United States as a
creditor nation should do, as every other
creditor nation has done. The only point
remaining to be settled is. Who shall ex-
tend the loan, the Government or the
people of the United States? I believe
neither exclusively. but wise form Of
cooperation Is necessary.
France has virtually nothing in the
way of goods to sell or send to the
Chtcu otdtCop DuN SIG Hccub iilucn lTOui
us for her reconstruction work. She has
no gold to ship. and II would not be well
for the United States to take it IL she
had 1t.
France owes the United States in
terest on borrowed money. and all the
goods she cen buy from anywhere must
be bought from the United States. She
has wine to sell. but there is nothing
doing in that line here. She has silks.
but American factories make as good q
quality at a cheaper price. As yet there
lie virtually no tourist trade. Her money
is all going out and little coming In.
TT might be possible to restore con-
ditions to some extent by indirect deal
ings. For example, the United States
buys Turkish tobacco. France sells
Turkey a great many things. France
might pay tho United States through
purchases from Turkey
France has a fearful problem in re-
storing her destroyed cities and in build
ing UP her factories. During this period,
which will be at least four years. she
should be a large purchaser from the
United States, but the question Is how TO
pay for what she buys. The French
have about eight billions invested In for
eign securities, about one-half Of which
is tied up in Russia. II this could be
released. or its value restored, 1t would
be big factor In settling conditions"
The sun., 1919-09-01

yer and Frank l.. Earnshaw.)
sve OF both dates.
bou on Renal Peninsula and sheep on
Renal Peninsula cast OF longitude 1so.
1921, Killing Of females and young noun
Sds sne lawns sn Of q' ear,soa a soS,n Of Arese
Circle, prohibited. Goat, In southeastsrn
Alaska, east Of longitude 1ai. and on
brown bean. south q latitude 81, Oct /.
July l, north unprotected deer, on DUKE
snn H kUS KS bss s sas Mon
Rritlsh cciumbia-open season on game
able from Secretary, Game Conservation
Board, Victoria, u. @.
male caribou mountain sheep or mountain
goat with young at foot and their young
eral in Council may. BY regulation. alter
Nova scotis--Bis game. on Cape Breton
in Inverness and Victoria counties only.
Ontario - Moose. reindeer, caribou
road from Mattsws TO Port Arthur, Oct
s-Nov. 20; north of railroad, Oct. J.
Quebec--Buii moose, in Iabeiic, ottawa,
Pontiac and Temiscaming, oct. 1-Nov. 30.
Dose. caribou (maies
south fS'o Of q sownshp no S oSsa sssSs
Niwfoundiand-caribou also Aug. l.
manche, Kiowa and Major counties, no
open season; rest of state, unprotected
1daho-Mountain goat, in Adams. blaine,
Boise. Bopnevllle. Butte. Caribou, Clark.
Custer. gilmore, Franklin, 0ooding. idaho.
Jefferson, iemhi. Lincoln, Madison, Power,
Teton. Valley and Washington counties,
Sept. 1e-Nov. 30; in game preserves and
rest OF state no open season. Elk. In
Bingham, Bonneville, Fremont and Teton
counties. Sept. 16-Nov. 80; in Clearwater
and Idaho counties Oct. I.Nov. is; in rest
Of State. no open season.
Montana--Elk, in Carbon, Madison. Park.
saltwater, Sweet Grass and part of Beaver
| head and Gallatin counties Oct. 15-Dec
"a; in Fergus. Mineral, wheatland, Ra-
yalli and parts OF Granite. Lewis and
Clark. and Powell counties. Oct. 15-oct. "a;
and in Flathead: Lincoln. Teton, and part
OF Granite and Mfssoula counties, Oct. 15-
Nov. SOL in rest OF State. no open sea son.
wyoming--Elk, in Lincoln. Park, ana
Creek and Big Sandy River on west slope
OF Wind River Mountains In Bridger Ma
| tional Forest, and north Of Big Wind River
and south Of Sweetwater River, no open
season., Oct. 1-Nov. 80. in rest OF State,
no open season. Sheep (mature males),
in Lincoln. Park and Fremont counties
only, Oct. 15-Nov. is.
Washington--Local seasons and excep-
tions.
The sun., 1919-09-01
TO THE HOLDERS OF
AMERICAN TUBE & STAMPING CO.
First Mortgage go 3O-Year Gold Bonds

dated October LIST, 1909.
THIS Is TO CERTIFY That in accord
Trust Of THE AMERICAN TUBE &
STAMPING COMPANY to Colonial Trust
Company, now THE EQUITABLE TRUST
COMPANY OF NEW YORK. as Trustee,
dated october 1st 1904, the following
bonds, Nos. IS, 2ss, S37, 3s4. 4Os. 422, 4sS,
1919. at the ONCE Of the said The Equitable
Trust Company of New York, been desig-
mated for redemption at 1867 and accrued
interest on the list day of October, 1919.
upon presentation and the surrender
thereof, with all unpaid coupons to said
cease on October LIST, 1919.
THE EQUITABLE TRUST COMPANY
OF NEW YORK, Trustee.
BY SAMUEL ARMSTRONG.
THE AMERICAN TUBE & STAMPING
BY ]. v. w. REYNDERS. President.
EDMUND c. MAYO, Secretary.
I hereby certify that the above bonds
were drawn as stated.
WITNESS my hand and seal this 27th
day of August. 1919.
b. C. McRANNA,
. Notary Public. New York County.
Notary Public No. 40, New York County.
ctr. No. 1l19, Filed in Registers once.
Notary Public No. 81, Kings County
ctr. No. 1883. Filed in Registers Office.
Commission expires March 30. 1921.
In accordance with the above certificate.
the Undersigned will redeem the above
numbered bonds at 105 and accrued in
terest to October LIST, 1919. on and after
that date, when presented with all unpaid
coupons at Its ONCE, No. 81 Wall Street.
New York City.
THE EQUITABLE TRUST COMPANY
OF NEW YORK.
BY LYMAN RHOADES, President.