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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-07-13
LENKA1 TAIK1Ns1s sU BoLsEv1KA1s.

SPA BeIga, iepos u - Lenkai darbuojas kuovelk1aus
padaryt armscq boSevikas il sto taikos arybosna
Lenku minister's prnninka Brabski talknlnkq gaVo
utikrnina kad rytinia Lenjos rubeza QleuVos sone)
Ienkams butQ nustayt eisga takos taryDoSe Su ooSe
vikas :,
Grabski kuovekaus muse eegrama Lenkjos prezldentu
PiIsudskiui idant Sis darytq armistieija :
Savo keIu aknnkai Rusiios boSevkQ vadzla paslslqe
tarpnnkauti tarp JOS enkQ il pasiQe dary arstlclJa
tokiomis saygomis
l. Lenkai pasitrauka savo tikruosus rusQ LenkoS ru
bezius. ::
Padarius amistcia tuojaus seka konferenca 7sQ pa
rnbnzinu vastvbu su tiksu nustatyh mbezius
3 Je boSevkai nepaklausyq If lenkus putq tkros Len
kios rubezuose tuome akihnka lenkams gntles duoda
reikalnga pagebQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-07-13
BoLsEVIKAI UzEME MINSKA.

LONDONAS iepos - - Cia vakar gauta Mnia kad boil
Sevikai jau uz6m6 miestQ Minska
DepeSa ape tai orgnuota Kane If pasqsta per Central
News korespondentq Copenhagene.
Kolkas n6ra patvirtnanciu 7inu apie Minsko puolma
(zna ape Mnsko puoma gall but teisinga If be !enkQ
ravirtipno Nes dar epos 10 dena Paryzuje buvo pas
kelba kad enka be nsko yra apeide Vilnp Brest-Lo-
vska il ku Letuvos Bagudos miesus Jei lenka tap
padare tai siand boevka bus pa6me he tk Minska bet
Niniu ir kitus mestus).
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-07-13
Demokratu Kandidato Paziuros
AliriEos reikale.

Cub. Cox sake, jog airiq
klausiman jis didziai isigili-
mes. Mes atrial dideli patrijo-
tai, karstasirdziai. Jis nuo-
moniauja, kad Airijos kladsi-
mas bus iSristas patenkinan=
cGiai. Nesutikimai; jo nuomone,
veikiai pasibaigs. Ir tuomet
bus patenkinta Airija, ir Ang-
LIZA, If pasaulis, katras Sian
die uzintas tue klausimu.
Sulig Cox'o, Airijos klausi-
mas nera rasinis(?), bet vie
mas is geografiniq.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-07-13
TURKU sULTANAs EINA
IsVIEN SU ANGLIA.
Turkai apleidzia Kemal.

Kanstantinopolis, liepos 13.
Turkijos sultano lsakymu
turkQ kabinete ivestos zymios
atmainos su tikslu padaryti
kabineta labjaus prielankip
Angliiai If ']abjaus priesingu
Italijai ir Prancuzijai, katros
priesinasi graiku veikimui
prizes turkus naeijonalistus.
Tasai faktas dar labjaus
paarSins santikius nacijonalisr
tn SUI sultanu. Ligsiol nacijo-
nalistai nedriso atvirai pakel-
ii kovos prizes sultana, turbut,
nenoredami skaldyti sturkq
tautos. Bet jei sultanas dedasi
su nacijonaistQ prleslnlnkals,
CANA aisku, kad prizes il bus
pakelta kova.
Turkai pamela Kemal.
Mustapha KeRal pasa yra
vyriausias turkq nacijonalistQ
vadas.
Is Brussos If kitp Anatoli-
jos vietu atbege eia turkai pa
sakoja, kad gyventojai pane
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-07-13
100 MILIJARDU KAREs
NUOSToLIU.
Is kares daugiausia pasipelni-
jo Japonija.

Londonas, liepos 12. = An
glu 7finansistas Edgar Cramm7
ond viename bankininkq susi-
rinkime pranese, jog kare ka-
riavusioms Europos viespati-
JOINS atsiejusi apie 100 mill
jardq dolieriQ. Tosna milzinis-
kosna iSlaidosna ineina nuos-
toliai sunaikintQ nuosavybiq,
pragaisimas tvairiQ ivestini-
mu uzrubeziuose ir pensi-
JOS.
.suEjg jo apskaitymq, atski-
ros vieSpatijos panese tokias
iSlaidas:
Vokietija 43 milijardus;
Prancuzija 81 ir' puse milijar-
do; Anglia 26 milijardus; TIA
LIZA 10 If puse; Belgija arti
3 milijardQ dol.
suv. valstijos pelne.
Tiktai dvi kariaujancios sa-
Iys : Suv. Valstijos ir Japo-
MIA, sake Crammond, kare-
ie ne tik neturejo nuostoliQ,
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-07-13
Talkininkai Atsisake Gel
beti Lenkijai
Spiria Lenkus Taikinties su
Bolsevikais
ApLE1Do v1LN1U, M1NsKA 1R BREsT-L1TovsKA.

VARSAVA Tepos II. - LenkQ armjos Saurrytniu visu
frontu kuogrecaua atsmeta r formuoasi naujon njon
per BoranoviGS, Ognskio perkasa il per upes Stir r
Seret.
Lenkai jan apledo Vnu, Mnska, Bresttovska If htus
mestus Mes boSevkai prizes juos gula is slaurQ II rytq
$OnQ.
PrieSbosevikne uBrainp karuomene nusprendusi gnti
LvovQ r pagelbe lenkQ deSimaJam ar
mu sparnu kuri be pasigaiajmo truSkna gen. Budenny
su save raitarija.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-07-13
ATSISAKO KONFISKUOTI
BUVUSIo KAIzERIO
TURTUS.
Tie turSai siekia 800 milijonp
markiu.

Berlynas, liepos II. - Ne
prigulmingieji socijalistai at
stovai vokiecip reichstagui
buvo padave sumanyma kon-
fiskuoti visus tuftus, prigulin-
Gius buvusiam kaizeriui. Tie
turtai esq vertes 800 milijo-
nQ markiQ.
Jurdinis reichstago komite-
tas ta sumanyma atmete.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-07-13
BAVARIA PRIEsTARAU-
IA TALKININKAMS.

Berlynas, liepos 12. = Ba-
.varijos ir Wuerttembergijos
valdzios paskelbe, jog toms
salims negalvoje ka Berlynas
tariasi su talkininkais. Parei-
ske, jog jos nekuomet neissi-
ginkluosianeios sulig talkinin-
kq nurodymQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-07-13
MIRE BUVUSIOJI PRAN-
CUzIJos IMPERATORIENf;
Eugenija ejo "a metus.

Madridas, liepos IL. = Cia
mire buvusioji Prancuzijos
imperatoriene, imperatoriaus
Napoleono III zmona. Ejo "a
metus ir sia savaite rengesi
dar iskeliauti Anglijon.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-07-13
BLOGA zEMUTINEJ ME
SOPOTAMIJOJ.

Londonas, liepos l3. = Vie
tos laikraseiui Times is Tehe-
rano pranesta, jog zemutinei
Masopotamijoj padetis bloge-
ia. Basra-Bagdad gelezinkelis
sukapotas j iris dalis.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-07-13
PRANCUZAI RENGIASI
PRIZES DAMASKA.

Konstantinopolis, liepos 13.
: Prancuzija turf pagaminu-
81 kariuomene prizes Damaska,
kur yra Sirijos- valdzia. Nori=
ma ta valdzia sugriauti ir pa
tia. Sirija paimti savo valid
zion.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-07-13
Lietuyiaii Artinasi Prize
Vilniaus
("Draugo" Kablegrama)

KAUNAS, II Liepos = Bolsevlkal
pergaleie lenkus uzeme Mlnska. Len
kai traukiasi is Vilniaus. Lletuvlal
eidami pirmyn uzeme Duksta Tau
ragnus, Pakalnius, Alunta, Sirvintus,
Sesuolius, Kun .Jakait1s
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-07-13
P|NIGy kURsAs.

svetimu yiespatijq pinigu YER
te mainant nemaziau $4,000 lie
pos 10 d. buvo tokia sulig Mer-
chants Loan & Trust Co.:
Anglijos sterlingq svarui $S.951s
Lietuvos 100 auksinq 2,67
yokietiios 100 markiu 2.6T
Lenkijos 100 marliu .64
Prancuzijos uz 1 dolieri II fr. q
syeiearijfos uz / dolieri 5 fr. 54
Italijos uz ! dol. 16 !. 0Q
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-07-13
BUvEs KAIzERIs GYvE-
MA BAIMEJE.
Retail kuomet iseina is rumu.

Amsterdam, Olandija, liepos
IL. = Ana diena pirmu kartu
buves tvokieciu imperatorius
su savo zmona buvo apleides
savo rumus Doorn'e. Abudu
pavazinejo automobiliu. JED
viem jdraugayo policijos viz
Sininkas. -
Studijuoja zemlapius.
Is dienos dienon ellie turis-
tp lukeriuoja pas buvusiojo
kaizerio rumQ vartus su tiks-
lu pamatyti buvusl vokiecip
valdova.
Bet tasai nekuomet niekur
viesai nesirodo: Neapleidzia
savo apartamentq.
Arciau stovintieji prize bu-
vusio kaizerio pasakoja, jog
jisai kasdien esas isigilines !
zemlapius. Nezinia ka jis stu
dijuojas.
Neisileidziami darbininkai.
Pasakojama, jog buves val
dovas gyvenas nuolatineje bal
meje. Bijosi jis uzpuolimQ.
Tad vidun neisileidziami jo-
kie darbininkai.
Be to, jis nevalgas jokiQ
valgiu, jei pirmiau anu nepa-
ragaujas patsai rump vireJas.
Savo keliu, islauko rumal
stipriai apsaugojami olandQ
policijos.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-25
Round Dozen Club.

Mrs, 4. \. Oliver Will receive thu
Round Dozen cum Tuesday aftcrnoo;
at her home. 1908 Van Buren, street.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-25
Hot Summer Sun Trying
On the Complexion
How to Protect Your Skin and Bring Roses &c
Your Cheeks

nu natter how rough aud ungainly the
hands ana arms or what abuses they
have had through hard work and ex
posture tn sun and wind. this combina
tion VIII worl wonderful transform
ton. Thousands who are using II report
the same results have had"
Miss q. e says MY complexion was
poor and my skin rough. Ny neck.
chest. hands and arms were dark from
exposure. Tho very first application NJ
this wonderful Dcrwillo.Dtmcal com.
bination convinced me that my poor
complexio and skin blcmishes would
soon bc thirg of the past. In few.
weeks III these unsightly defects had
entirely disappeared and shall al.
ways use u To keep my complexion ~
its best al the time ! have recon.
mcndcd II to my girl friends and they
are lust ~ enthusiastic over II NJ I
am We all use II before going "a the
thcatcr. dances on parties and It's won.
dcriul what difference u makes IN
our appearance.
Mrs. q. V. writes Oatmeal and Der.
willo have worked miracles with my
complexion ! haG many dcspiscd wrin.
klcs and sallow. rough skin. Ny
hands and arms were covered with
frcckles. After eight wcsfks WISE ~
Mae Edna Wildci's wonderful complex.
ion prescription these Objectionable de-.
fects have entirely vanished look
ten years Younger. and advise every
girl and woman IN try u and feel con.
iidcnt after one on two applications
they will use Il continually and be lust
as favorably impressed with II as !
am. ! recommend It 10 all uf my
friends
NOTE-To get the hest effect be- sure
Ia follow the complete directions con.
tanned In every package 1T Dcrwillo.
and II II 20 simple that anyone can
use Il. and 80 inexpensive that any Girl
~ woman can afford H. Department
stores and druggists guarantee that
there viii be- = noticeable Improvement
after the first application or they will
refund tho money. u is sold In this
city at all toilet counters under "A
money refund guarantee. including
Dickson and Rowland Drug stores.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-25
\ Free Oatmeal Prescription Does %,
W"rh Overnight. yon Can Pre-.
pare u at Home.

New iork-ENpOsurc to sun. dust and
wind has n very bad effect upon the
skin aud complexion. There In a way
to overcome this. 1T II my own dis,
covery and takes Just one night "a
get such marvellous results" SAYS Mae
Edna Wilder when her friends ask
her about her wonderful complcSlon
and III improved appearance Of he,
hands and arms. You can de- the same
thing " YOU follow my advice" she
avs II feel II my duty To- tell every
girl ard woman what this wonderful
prescription did FOR me. Just think ~
Il. All this change In single night
! never tire 81 telling others Just what
brought about such remarkable re-.
suits. Here IN the Identical formula that
removed every defect from my face.
neck. hands and arms. Until you try
4 you form no idea Of the marvellous
change " will make In Just one appli.
cation The prescription. which YOU can
prepare at your owl home IN as fol.
lows
Go Ia any grocery store and get ten
WYNN W anu
from any department on drug store u
bottle % Derwiiio. Prepare the oatmeal
~ directed In every package 81 Der.
wilio Before applying Derwillo cleanse
the skin thoroughly with good cleans.
ing cream. u.iska cold cream have
found To be the bestJ The first appli.
cation will astonish you. II makes the
skin appear transparent. smooth and
velvety especially recommend this
method for dark. sallow skin. shiny
nose. heckles. tan. sun spots. coarse
pores. rough skin. ruddincss. wrinkles.
and, In fact every blcmish the face.
hands and arms are heir To. II your
neck or chest II doscolored from cx.
posture. apply this combination there
and the objectionable defect will dis
appear rs II by magic. II II absolutely
harmless and will not produce or stim.
ulatc growth ~ hair Since short
sleeves are In vogue 4, IL necessary
60 have beautiful hands and arms and
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-25
n,,,,,. Hold Gr.Tose,her Meeting


a apIrit Of good fellowship prevailed
M the eet.together meeting held last
evening BY the Raracl class of the
first Baptist church. aud an evenin.
marked not only by ~ utmost ENJOY
ucnt but beneficial TO the ofran'Ia'
ION "a well ~ io the individual, was
spent.
Although no definite plans were made
III this time. the future ~ the organiz1'
ton and It's prospects were discussed
aud a number ~ splendid talks w
,hose interested In the work ot the sun
dny school. and Of this particular m'
ganlzation. were enjoyed. Among 'he
evenings speakers we're Dr. hernei'
whiting Virgin. Mcssrs. W. W CoN'
nresldent Of the class. y NJ. Ryburn'
teacher. -. u. 'arhorCugh. J. w
smith. W. A. Harder. l.. ~. Baker. n
T.. Meyer. a. e. ptpSin and Dr. > v
vineyard
The addresses were irteispcrs'd win
. number of delightful musical mum
hers Ted Anderson favored with No
al solo. the well ''Ved Bcautiiul ls'e
~ Somewhere" while instrumental 80
lection. were rendered by Mcssrs. Jesse
utoxers willard smith. Irwin Tolzien
and ]. u. Sowell.
A committee was appointed Tor tbs
purpose Of condcnsing the various Sig
gestions made aud discussed during tho
evening, GO be- preSe licd IT, the class
sunday. aud from which. plans for 'hs
future of the organization viii be de
rfvsd.
The latter part q the evening wa
devoted TO social session during which
Iefrcshmeni- 81 49, cream aud cak'
we're served
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-25
E1,9%nctets}4
Home Missionary Society Meets.

The Home Mission Society Of the
First Christian church /wcre delight.
tully entertained Wednesday afternoon
az the home OF Mrs. Charles II. Dixon.
1901 Madison street. Mesdames Arthur
crossett aud Ben King IN assistant hoe,
t'ssos far the afternoon. In the alb.
senoe Of the .eader. Mrs. y. II. Madden.
Airs j. H. Greening presided, aud d
very interesting lesson was enjoyed
Several piano selections by Mrs. y. y.
Lanham and Miss Radey Britain added
much othe afternoons pleasure. b.
fore their departure the guests were re-
ireehcd with delicious refreshments OF
Ice cream ana cake.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-25
First Christian Y. r. \. C.E.

Topic. Every Christian u Mission
AIRY"
scripture: Acts I: 10.
Opening SONG service followed by ser.
tence prayers for missionaries.
l.if" ~ David Livingston--Alrs e. q
Mccray
Story ~ Dr. Shcltons Captivity aud
Escape. Minnie Ross.
How Can a Christian be- u Missionary
~ Homc'-Grady Tadlock.
Vocal solo-Miss Lena Fay Copcland.
How Can Every c. y. Society BE.
come Missionary Organiza,ion?--
Hicks.
What In our Responsibility Tor the
Worlds Salvntion?--J. NJ. Proctor
What win Become 81 the Church n
II looss lite Missionary Zeal?--Nliss
Lucille Thomas
General discussion relative Mission.
airy this society II supporting in India
Every member urged 10 attend and
boost ior large number of visitors
l.oadcr-,lnmes YorK.
G. q. McCRAY. President.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-25
Senior u. Y. r. 4.

The Senior u. Y. y. L. Of the FIR,
Baptist church viii meet ~ usual M
csc
j. " Ferguson and his group viii
render the following program
Social problems IN Amarillo-the
advantages Of Y. NJ. e. 4. and v
w. &. 4.
Airs W. u. Perkins.
= Examples Of poverty In Amarillo
Miss Verge Gamble.
2 Vocal Duet
Mcssrs. j. r. Clayton and A. T.. Meyers
4 Social problem IN large cities AMI
Amarillo.
Miss Rachael Kendall
. How the Bible teaches us that We
may overcome social problems
Miss Rosie Goings.
. How corporations deal with social
problems
Miss Nellie Rankin.
Come and help our u. Y. y. L. grow
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-25
krIdge Part, Cou,plIn,eniInr Visitors

Mrs. A. l.. Daily entertained most de
tlightfully Thursday morning with q
bridge party honoring Mrs. Dick y.
sseay's house guests, Miss Ayleti. Ora
ham Of Galveston, and Dorothy Walsh
Of Dallas.
-Four tables were arranged Tor the
game IN rooms made delightfully."- re-
freshing an inviting with floral EN-.
hellishments OF garden flowers Fol.
lowing the game the honor guests were
presented with corsaEe boquets com.
posed Of sweet peas and roses. while
the holder Of highest score. Mrs
Charlie Austin. was awarded novelty
gold pencil. Al the noon. hour covers
we're laid and delicious two course
luncheon Was served.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-25

New iurk's Fashion Authority.
NEW YORK. July si.--I.iKc a cloud
ana it, lining II this youthful. sum
meiy party frocN Of mist gray tafl.i,
md silver lace. The lace which form,
~" straight skirt IL 80 flimy Il looks
very nu'h like q SPIDERS w,h and prl.
nitS III" hpw.knots 1T rose.colorcd iii.
Ion nrplipued Ia ia" net fl,ir; under
meath ~ To- show through-inc only 1T
Of color IN the gray uf the whole gown.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-25
~. VI, q, 10 Meet.

The womans Missionary Union Of
the First Baptist church will consider
the following program Wednesday.
July 2sth. at p. m. ~ the rsrlors Of
she church:
Hymn. Jesus shall Reign"
Scripture. Colossians lstchspter
Prayer-Mrs Frcdcr.,R Kendall.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS y. T. Ware.
individual and United Prayer
Mrs. Frederick Kendall.
soul Winning" Eit,cnberry.
Bible AMI Mission Study-Mrs Ar
thur Osgood.
Hymn-Selected
"ResponsIbility 20 our Young wom'
en"-Mrs. II. y. PARCELS.
Responsibility TO our Young Girls
Mrs. J, l.. Mclaughlin.
Responsibility To our Young BOYS
--F. NJ. Ryhurn.
Responsibility {" tho Young Gnu
dren"--airs. T. N. Bruner
"Literature"-Miss Mary Mcdonald
"stcwardship"-Mrs y. ~. RjOurn.
Personal Service"-Mrs. j. Smith
standard Of Excellcao Mrs \. IL
Willborn.
Social hour.
Vocal solo .....sss '.'''f't tS'''''"
Mrs. Fred krug
T1ano solo ...sssssss'' 49, '''''N''"
siiss Ruth Virgin
ladies' quartet ........,',.''''s 'fc"Nn
Eukelele duet .......,.....'.,' Seie'''"
Slisse. Mary and Isabel virgin
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-25
Athenseum Club Calls Meeting.

A call meeting Of the Athcnaeum clur
viii he held Monday afternoon at
o'clock at the home Of Mrs. NJ. VI. Per
ron. NO Fillmore street. A full attend
ancc II desired as matters Of import
ance must be transacted before the pun
LEGATION of the year book.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-25
Social Notes aud Personal Mention.

: Mrs. W. X. Mccullough and chill.
dren. Of Italy. Texas. are visiting here
az the guests Of Mrs. McCullough's
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Potter.
Dorothy and Dick Lcmond. of For,
Worth. are the guests of their grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Potter of
Potter. OF this city.
Mrs John u. Gilvin and daughter
Regenc. returned Friday evening from
an enjoyable NIX weeks visit with rela
lives and friends In Ardmore. Okla,
Wichita Falls. Fort Worth, Dallas and
westherford. Texas
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-25
Adeiphla Society 10 Meet.

The Adelphia Society Of the FRS,
Baptift church. will De entertained
Monday afternoon ~ $50 o'clock. at
the home 81 Mrs. y. w. Britain, 1905
Fillmore street All members are re-
quesled TO b. present.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-25
HYDEN'S

Optometrists and Opticians
5Is Polk St. :. =. :. Phone 1886
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-25

~ is.hs williams or the Amarillo Typ,.
snisr Exchange. has taken the assn,y h,
Ihs Wales Adding Machine n you are inter.
rtsa he vii he .lsd 10 demon,t.ts this wos.
snei machine He 10 located IFS West 7th
w. ~ him- taV gate
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-25
PAS.HEII.ENIC MEMBTRS 10
ENTERTAIN WITH LUNCHEON

All members of the of the city Fan
Hellenic and other members OF Nation
~ fraternitics viii entertain on Friday.
July 10. al the Harvey HOUSE promptly
"a l:20 o'clock with q Luncheon. Re
rervations plcans b. phoned to Mrs. u.
y. samson. phone ii73 not later than
In--isy
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-25
The Needle Club.

The Needle club will be entertained
this week at the home Of Mrs II. u.
CAST. 1910 jackson street. on TUESDAY
afternoon nj . o'clock.
Evening star., 1920-09-14
LOCAL SECURITIES
|NCOOD REQUEST
Utility Stocks Fairly Active.
Big Day in Financial Circles.
Convention Plans.
ny /. 4. FLEMING.

Investment buying of better char
acter than anything witnessed on the
local stock exchange for some time
was in evidence today. Buyers were
taking on public utility stocks with
more freedom. Railway preferred
selling To the extent of 10 shares at
SO. while Washington Gas. at Al. was
traded in to the extent of so shares.
A few shares of Lanston brought
l71&. not enough to make a market.
but an indication of better strength.
National Metropolitan Bank shares
brought 225, and Railway 4s sold
at 53
Big Day Financially.
Tomorrow will be a big day in finan-
cial circles here and elsewhere. The
third installment of income taxes for
the calendar year endSd December
81. 1920, becomes due and payable to-
morrow. Many corporations have pre-
pared for the payment through the pur-
chase and holding OF Treasury certih-
Gates.
Naturally the withdrawal of funds
had some effect on the money market
elsewhere, but here there was no
change The government also paid
out mtny millions in interest on the
third Az per cent liberty bonds.
The news from Maine was of sufficient
Importance to give the stock market a
strong opening. on which traders took
the opportunity to liquidate and take
in profits.
The sterling exchange situation is
against any material Improvement, al
though it will be more or less ignored
during the next few days, pending the
outcome of the struggle now going on
Evening star., 1920-09-14
NEW YORK BOND LIST
SHOWED GENERAL GAINS

NEW YORK, September 14.-Rail-
way bonds reflected in some degree
the renewed upward tendency in rail-
way stocks. This was true particu-
all of which made new highs in
unison with the new high prices
reached by the preferred and common
stock shares.
The st. Louis Southwestern consol.
Is were most keenly in demand. rising
first As were actively bought around
65. while the terminal 5s rose half
point to 81 S.
The Erie convertibles were strong
in sympathy with the conspicuous
strength of Erie stocl-s.
Missouri. Kansas and Texas issues
also showed signs of accumulations, as
they have been doing. in fact. for the
past week.
The first mortgage Is of this COM
pany selling around 571s are highly
regarded. and the refunding Is which
rose yesterday from 40 to AZ and held
this gain today are looked upon as a
very fair speculative investment be-
cause they would not in all likelihood
be disturbed in any reorganization
plan.
Liberty Bonds Soft.
Liberty bonds for no apparent
reason turned weak again with the
fourth AIS once more under S5 and
the third AVS off similarly.
The suggestion was made that some
Of the selling was coming from banks
who preferred the new per cent
treasury certificates and were max
ing room for them accordingly.
Trading slackened materially in the
French government IS. which were
unchanged during the greater part Of
the day at 1011k and 101&.
Dealers who had subscribed for the
loan as speculation were taking
profits Belgian 7lss were unchanged
at 971s.
Rumors were around again that
frosh negotiations were under way
for a Mexican loan and that owing
to the friendly attitude of the Mexi-
can regime there was more chance
of these negotiations succeeding than
there had been at any time.