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The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-07
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

SECURITY salesman, country ciientelsi ref
erences. wants clean Industrial. mining or
Oh 20 handle. . 1873 Herald. Harlem.
SALESMAN promotes large clientele wants
salable stock Issue to present 10 clients.
Q 40 Herald. Herald 50.
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REFINED young Christian couple
will be accommodated as paying
guests by couple owning small at
tractlve home In northern New
Jersey; express service TO Jersey
City. II minutes; large, well fur
nishcd room. with adjoining glass
enclosed heated sun porch; highest
references required. Address by
letter only, 49,. Hoom 11Og. 81
Broadway. New York city.
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cIIAMBERAdAID-w WAITRESS - Experienced
young woman wishes position, small adult
, family Acadenny 1894.
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| ADDRESSES. seven books Qedgers). con-
tanning 10000 names, all Catholics. show
| ing their purchase and other particulars can
| you use them at any price7 NORTHL.AND
| MFG. CO., 1i6 Nassau 81. Phone 1909 Beck
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UNUSUAL opportunity 70 invest $4,000 or
more; should net ~ per cent: principal
fully secured. 9 251 Herald. Herald square
Y. s. patent In furniture Tine: latest: big
demand: win cell outright or give on roy
atty: leave for Europe for manufacturing OF
came. FRED RoEGER. Is Park row.
YOUR % word advertisement In "a country
town newspapers. co. write for list. y. L
MILLER. Syracuse, N. Y.
wANTED--Loan Of $1,000 al s9 with oqs
bonus for one year on u. 2. Patent No.
i30SG7i as additional bonus for loan will as
sign i0qe interest or viii cell the patent for
e25 900. but loan Il given first preference.
Address EMIL HAUTAI.A, Bruces Crossing.
Mich.
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bflscellaueous.

III you wish 20 put your chnd In . private
home for children from to y years. $50 70
$50 monthly, write Miss u. CONFER, General
p o., box 402. New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-07
Country Board Wanted.

wANTED-Roon and board In Summit N.
j.. with private family, American, state
terms. reference. j. ~ Herald. hsrald ~:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-07

TKucK1~o ooNTRAcTA
Attractive contracts for q ysar, with re-
newal: light work, short hours man taking
Il must buy new truck deliveries 20 be made
uptown, New York city. Details con be ar
ranged with or Through Mr.. SHEFFIELD,
whiting Motor Co.. Newark. N. J. Phone
Market 1870.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-07

srArr RrorTs ARE Primo AL
LoTTED TO LIVE MEN WHO
ARE ABLE TO INVEST FROM
10000 TO s25. oOo AND STAND
RIGID INVESTIGATIONS: WE
ARE MANUFACTURERS OF 25
YEARS STANDING AND OUR
NEW ARTICLE SHOULD REvo-
LrTToNrzE OUR INDUSTRY
T ITp T FINE pI IS kv INprls4Ry
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UNPUBLISHED ROOMS WANTED

YOUNG woman wants medium sized I'M
furnished room with board. II possible. M
80 Herald, Herald so.
OATH ST, % W.--Large sunny room, Dress
Inc room, running water. closets. heat.
open fireplace: lease: for business man.
nrivnfa rnaidence. SCI monthly.
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HEALTH. WEALTH AND HAPPINESS.
Are you, like thousands OF others. say
Ing .--"As socr as ] can find how 10
profitahly occupy my time In Southern
California, am COINS there TO live7 IL
the CALIFORNIA IDEA has an appeal
for you, let W. tell you how you may pro-
vide Tor life Income and n beautiful
home site In the Land Of Sunshine. with
small cash outlay and without disturbing
your present connections Interesting In
formation upon rcurcst. No obligation.
Address CALIFORNIA, r. o. bon u.
Times Square Station. New York.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

~--~~~~~~~-~~-~--~--~~-~-~
wANTED-Block OF high grade stock OF ex-
eeptional earning possibilities to market
among our large clientele: money must be
for expansion. Address EXCEPTIONAL
BOX els Herald. Fulton 90.
WANTED s25 900 10 marks, msritorious food
product; great opportunity. L i05 Herald.
Herald square.
WOULD invest with service in established
heating plumbing. roofing or building busi-
ness. ~ years experiences estimating and
handling men y $50 HERALD Herald sa.
WE are in position TO finance and manu-
facture any meritorious commodity showing
large sales and profit. Write particulars, i
~ Herald. Herald SO.
WILL invss, s2.Soo with services IN iegiti-
mate business proposition whore business
ability f. essential SOC Herald. Fulton st
wANTBp-Pariy With 1000 70 carry out
1900 600 contract In South. viii give half
interent. Y. r.. box 70. 1853 Broadway.
WANTED-Reliable man 70 finance lawsuit
large estates bonus $4,000. Q i51 Herald.
10000 10 $4,000 additional capital wanted.
old established manufacturing business
staple articles: now doing 100000; can be
doubled good profits, safe. X. f.. f2o Her
aid. Herald sa.-,-------------------
si 900 wanted. originator exclusive, profit
able, mcritoriovs proposition. II e7f Her
aid. ESQ Bway.
81 900 bonus for ioos loan 20 6% interest
on SIC, 900 worth 9th and 9th Liberty bonds
Tor three years. 1872 Herald, Fulton Vt.
f25 600 buys control OF manufacturing busi-
ness 500 600 yearly output: good profits;
large order, established 20 years. haste. II
20 Herald. Herald SO.
ais 600 BUYS PARTNERSHIP IN rsTAB-
IIsHED SUMMER HOTEL l. f0T HER
ALL, HERALD SQUARE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-07

wANTED--BuHincss man with ability 20
lished. well rated manufacturing firm; won
derful opportunity Tor right party to connect
with entirely new line OF business without
competition: 81 900 to IS 900 capital required .
should net al least $1,000 first year. IN.
TERNATIONAL MACHINE CO.. suite efs.
Wolf Bldg, Baltimore, Md.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-07

MILLINERY DESIGNER,
with considerable experience In creating the
highest class millinery can obtain O good
position with salary. half interest In millinery
department of one of the best established
houses, palatialiy equipped. vicinity 9th av.
confidential II X, 800 Herald.
MANUFACTURERS representative wanted
by established corporation open local Of
flee, tneritorious proposition sold TO mer-
chants wholesalers and retailers; should net
$40 600 annually; about 81 600 capital re-
quired. PRESIDENT. So Reaper BLOCK.
Chicago.
MANTTFACTURING- business can make ad-
vantageous offer to party able to invest
5000 to $4,000 In highly profitable and
sound business and take an active part; I'M
mediate returns. 664 Herald $50 B.way
MAN OF good character and ability to invest
So 900 to $1,000. can make advantageous
connection with sound. highly profitaple
manufacturing business. vi Heraio. <oo
Broadway
MAN Of integrity. having capital. desires
association with going enterprise foon
SOC. ara broadway.
NEED 100000 tor import business In con-
nection with our manufacturing business:
minimum 1870 guaranteed: amply protected.
l. POP Herald. Herald so. |
ORC ANIZE your business s a declaration OF
trust ard guarantee tts legality furnish
10 expert statesmen free who sell stock on
commission; save taxes. Tees. pensit,ies' re-,
ports to blue sky commission; advice ana
literature free. NATL ORGANIZATION
CO.. 1913 W. Madison. Chicago.
PATENT skste clamp for sale. outright or
royalty; no agents. JAMES LOWE, 41S T..
y4th city.
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FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED.

s~~~~>~--~----~s~~~~-~~~~~>~
BACHSLOR seeks large sunny room with
private bath and tray breakfast; prefer
ebiy II quarters where there are no other
guests west side. between Tooth and f.5th
sts. nj Gas Herald. 2s0 Bway.
BUSINESS woman desires quiet room below
Goth a., between Madlson-Gth avs; refer
snces achnngod. GOULD. apartment 9. 521
W 1911 at.. city.
CULTURED American business man
tAchdor. modern Jewish, desires room In
apartment occupants OF which rs 'poaed 10
Accommodate one guest only. @ a57 Herald
Heraldlrq.
GENTLEMAN wants room ard partial board
with piivatc family terms moderate; give
partictl@a Addrea1 y laGs Herald. Harlem.
TWO furnished rooms or small apartment
wanted by respectable woman. state full
rartic,lars. 273 Herald Herald "a.
TWO souns busincss rirls want or Aoms
In pfyrte family, about So week. 10 -
Hsraid. herald o.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-07

TrwANpA. PA, wooDLElGH: -.Fen and
winter accommodations Splendidly hesteo
Flectric IIrhts Wholesome food; comforts
% home Owner trained nurse. Healthy To-
taiity Booklet. Prices Sl2 TO S2D.
Mics ELIZABETH LAMB
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-07

ARTISTIC-By day: pretty gowns quickly
gotten IN With Partisan srfnrtn2ss: evening
frocks. tailored dresses, hand work; styies
OF the above class, chic fit; i remodel Ike
new. Phone Acadarny s67 evenings nfter O.
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FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED.

ANTEIj-Room with breakfast In private
family, American: nelghborlsrod OF Wash
incton square and 18th ST.. references. q
l31 Herald, Herald 50.
WIIL frrnIshed. room by gentleman. with
nice people. on West Side about $40
monthly Box 1888. 1878 Broadway.
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Westchrater.

AT Lerchmont,. five minutes from station
room with breakfast refined surround
ings christian family. A. H.. ~ Herald
Herald so.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-07

HEALTH. WEALTH AND HAPPINESS.
Are you. Hike Thousands Of others, saying
"As soon NJ ! can find how 20 probably
occupy my time IN Southern California 7
am going there 10 live7 n the CALIFORNIA
IDEA has an appeal for you, let Us tell YOU
hoy you may provide for life income and
n beautiful home site IN the Land OF Sun
shine. with small cash outlay and without
disturbing your present connections. Inter
estinR Information upon request. No oblisp-
Times Square Station, New York.
HAVE YOU a LEGITIMATE BUSINESS
you wish TO sell without publiclty7 Or seeking
associate with capital for expansion See
ROBERTS FROST COMPANY,
fni 9Th av. Murray Hi asst
BOOKLET MAILED UPON REQUEST.
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Miscellaneous.

DoUBIr room with board. fnc cuisine |;
beautiful surroundings i5i Scotland I'd.
Phone South Orange 283.
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PATENT ATTORNEYS.
PATENTS.

PATENTS.
WRITE for Free Illurtratcd Guide Book
and EVIDENCE Of CONCEPTION BLANK
Send model or sketch and description OF In.
vet4 Ton for our opinion Of ratentable nature
free HIGHEST REFEEENCEst PROMPT
SERVICE REAsoN,AshLE TERMS.
Now York office. 1908 Woolworth Building.
Phone Ba.clny OIL.
Main offices. s5i 9th, Washington. p. @.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-07
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE
Chambermaids. &C.


cHAMBERMAID-wAI = Experienced
young woman wishes position. small adult
family. Academy 3i94
-ffANIPFPM sITi--(;olored woman wishes pc
sition ia furnished room house for bachelor
apartment. DayIs. 800 w. b4th 81:
CiIAAfBERMAID wishes position with sewing
or Assist waiting; best references; write.
l. l05 Herald. Herald 50. -
t'HAMBERMAID -YouaR Finnish girl wishes
position as chamberniaid or maid: best city
reference. Mornlngside ol3 --------,--------
CHAMBEEMAID. parlormaid or waitress;
experienced; references. Christian family.
Z. NJ. l57 East 18th.
ClIAMBERMAID wants position IN privtts
house s ,or city or .r e91nsy no 0'reo eAF's
CHAM ERAiAID -WAITREss wants position
with reliable family best reference; nine
years In last position. Sheehen. l02 W. .ae:;
CHAAfBERMAlD. waitress or houseworS
young woman wishes position In small lam
Fly. y 1884 Herald, Harlem.
CHAMBERLAIN AITREss.-Gfr wishes
Z position as chambermai d. waitress. eau to-
day, Devine, 7S3 Amsterdam ay.
CHAAfBERMAID.-Norw girl wishes
position chambermaid In east SIDE
apartment; references. Phone Vanderbiit
s27l.
CHAMBERMs1D. waitress. young Irish g!ri
seeks position or Will do chamOerworh.
PHONE afternoons Is. schuyler soi1.
CHAMBERMAID or housecieaner. nea,
Rollock. 271 w. i40th 81. Audubon 6l47.
CIANBERMAID and assist the waitress;
best references. "a Herald. Herald SO:
CHAMBERAiAI D-WATTRESS wishes position
with small family. u. Roos. i2s w. io0-a.
CIiANBERiAf ID WAITRESS, small family;
reference. Call NJ. c., 253 w. 9th.
CHAMBERMAID, can sew: city references.
Apply 1877 W. 9th ST.
CHAMBERIdAID-s EAMSTREsS position IN
private family city. country. 20I ~. t1gt:
CHAMBERNAID, laundress, colored; sleep
in or out. Willis, 1877 W. fB3d.
Dressmakers, Seamstresses g. Milliners.
ALL fine furs beautifully remocelled. rsn-
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LOOKING for young man; must be deter
mined, ambitious, with business ability
good references needed; fine opportunity to
promote q patented steam cooker small cap
ital needed. For full information write A.
" MEYER. 1870 Liberty. st. NeW YORK CITY,
Please state by letter II Interested.
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UNFTRNTsHED ROOMS TO LET.

f4sTH, W.--parlor floor. partly furnished.
five room. bath, S125. Audubon 1852.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

HAVE unlimited capital and modern faciif-
ties to manufacture and market o patented
article OF merit on royalty basis or other
wise. Address bi0 Herald. Herald SC.
HAVE two thousand acres of land situated
In Pamela County, Texas. 10 lease for oil
and gas: regular IS special formi rental ~
per acre, due March }. 1921. win take ten
dollars per acre for this tract for quick sale.
J. X. DOSS. Tatnn. Texas.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-07

INVESTMENT of $4,000 or more; man or
woman to act as secretary and treasurer
for corporation bottling 1905 pure orange
juice. put up under patent process big saie
good profits. C 100 Herald. Herald So
INVENTIONS developed-worklng drawings,
electrical and mechanical designs prepared
for production OF experimenting. at moderate
rates. MFRS. ENGINEERING CO.. 1888
Broadway. Phone Chelsea bp53.
LADY would sell valuable OIL paintings; 30
to select from; evenings, from TO 10.
Mrs. A. Mlnerault. los Rockaway av..
brooklyn.
LADY. leaving for France. tSlgiand. switz ,
business or private. large experience: highest
references. l. 40 Herald. Herald SO.
LARGE hotel for sale; paying proposition;
liberal terms TO purchaser. ELWYN p.
WHITE, box Ga. SOUTHAMPTON, l.. !.
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New Jersey,

sick people. For rates apply to above.
Phone Caldwell 354 Christians.
JUNIOR home for young children. modern
trained nurse. BOX 204. Mlilngton, N. J.
NERVOUS AND MENTAL CONDITIONS
Special facilities for treating and curing
such cases; also for AGED PEOPLE.
CHRONIC INNALIDS with weakened men
tally requiring more attention than can be
given at home; we offer pleasant cheerful
santarium large, modern house; spacious
grounds; automobiles wheel chairs. atten-
tive nurses experienced physician.
LYNBROOK LODGE. ENGLEwOOD, N. J.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-07

INTERNATIONAL BANKING
iesirous OF meeting big business and banking
interests; legitimate banking proposition, viii
consider only the best foreign capital inter
csted. 1875 Herald. Herald square.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-07

ARTISTIC evening gowns. wraps, suits
made. renodelled: daily. 81: references.
$3.50 Harlem.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-07

nRESSMAKER.-D r 8 S. GOWNS,
WRAPS. latest models. made 1k-2 davs :
out daily. 81. Jackson, IS Grove st.. Flush
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-07
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.


edTH. 80 west.--comfortabIe outside room,
adjoining bath. modern elevator apartment.
elO; seftlemani permanent. accommodate
breakfast Gnffe
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Staten Island.

STATEN ISLAND. Three furnished sunny
rooms for light housekeeping. private fam
fly; file location; convenient TO trolley or
train. Phone Port Richmond TIER
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-07

TWO front connecting unfurnished rooms on
scconA floor; detached private dwelling !;
southern exposure; ali improvements; one
block from Kings Highway station, Brighton
subway; men OF business couple Chris
tiaps; references. Wildwood 1884.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-07

DRESSMAKfNG, remodelling, alterations,
out by day. reasonable and reliable; refer
ences lght colored Gail evenings. Audubon
1890. APARTMENT q.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-07

PATENTS AND TRADE MARKS.
FETHERSTONHAUGH & COMPANY,
the old established fitIn, 21I broadway. New
York. also Washington and Canada Home
and foreign practice.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-07

ABSOLUTELY Competent; American; eve-
ming dresses; remodelling; out. s.. SIis;
| Eafrrnan SCHUYLER 1874.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-07

AN aged inventor will for 5000 down, on
account Of royalty. assign TO the right
party the sole right to manufacture and
market his pa tented symbolic American time
piece speciality. which II properly handled
will assure, him n nuynber OF independent
fortunes. Address P. KINGSTON. Howard
WOOdhnven
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1920-08-19

TO attend this Coseout SALE We are now GOING over
the entire stock and are marking down goods in all
departments In order to get the full benefit of this
sale you must come daily.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-18
DEMORALIZED MARKETS,
DUE TO RAILWAY TIE-UP
Baltimore Produce Prices I'm
stable-Potatoes Unusually
Scarce.

BALTIMORE. April II (SpeciaD.-
The produce market has been thor
oughly demoralized this week owing
to the railroad 'tie-up. some products.
notably potatoes. selling at the high
est prices quoted in many years. Re
ceipts of potatoes have been fairly
liberal by truck, but not in sufficient
quantities to supply the demand. and
the market continues active, with
Maryland and Virginia McCormicks
and Cobbles bringing as high as s.
and $3.50 per hundred pounds. In
fact. all nearby arrivals are meeting
with advantageous sale.
The market for sweets and vans
eased off today under a fair move
ment and more liberal arrivals, but
there is still good demand for
tive rhubarb, spring onions and spin
ach made their first appearance of
the season this week and met with
ready sale. Cabbage supply is still
ample and market dull. Norfolk spin
ach and kale have advanced under
light receipts.
Egg receipts have been very light
by express, owing to the railroad
strike, but the arrivals by boat and
truck have kept pace with the de-
mand. and while the market Is steady
at top prices Of Al cents a dozen for
strictly fresh nearby eggs. prompt
shipments are advisable, as drop
may occur at any time. Young live
chickens continue in light receipt
and of choice. fat winter stock the
supply ia especially light. Demand
good and market firm at prices as
high as so cents a pound for winters
Old hens on the other hand. are in
ample supply. the high prices lately
prevailing having curtailed the de-
mand considerably. Market easy with
values ruling lower.
Ducks of the better sort continue
in limited receipt. but as the laying
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-18
FRENCH BUYING TOBACCO.
Take Greater Part Of Stock Sold in
Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, April 11.-Leaf to-
bacco receipts this week were 81
hogsheads and sales of 90 hogsheads,
the greater part of which was taken
by French buyers Prices today for
Maryland tobacco, per 100 lbs-In-
ferior and frosted, 70oa120o; sound
common. 20 ooa25.oo: good common.
2oO0a30.00. medium, 31.00a35. 90; good
to fine red. 36.00a54.O0; fancy, old.
5350a55.o0: seconds, common to me-
dunn. 12.ooa32.oo; seconds. good TO
fine, 33.00a43.Oo: bay tobacco, fire.
cured, l50Oa40.00: upper country. air.
cured, 1200a41.00; ground leaves. 900
a3O00; unsound and badly mixed
packages. from l to 3 cents per Id.
lower. Stocks in warehouses TODAY.
MARYLAND. 5,537 hogsheads. Ohio, 3Z7z
hogsheads. making a total Of ssg3
hogsheads
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-18
STOCK DEALINGS ONLY
MODERATELY ACTIVE"
Standard Groups of Industrials
Inclined to React-Rails Fall
Into Obscurity.

NEW YORK. April lin their rela-
ton TO the immediate future develop
ments of the week in the securities mar
ket differed in no important particular
from conditions of the preceding fort
night. Stock dealings were moderately
active. but again of a speculative or
professional character This was evi-
denced by the prominence of numerous
specialties whose intrinsic values have
yet to receive recognition.
Money Rate and Rail Strike Feature.
standard shares Of the industrial
groups were inclined to react for the
most part and rails fell into almost alb
solute obscurity in the absence of bull
ish initiative or leadership. The rail-
ROAD strike and money market were
outstanding influences The former by
reason of its effect on general business
and industries and the latter because 1t
denoted further curtailment of .'unes-
sential credits"
Much of the weeks call money loaned
at per cent but the comparative ease
OF demand loans did not extend to time
money. Far from evincing any relaxa
tions, bids for such funds were slightly
higher. without evoking appreciate re-
sponse
1t was thought that the successful
f1otation Of the new Pennsylvania rail
road loan on Z per cent basis might
mark the revival OF public interest in
the investment market. but the trend of
the bond list offered little encourage
ment
Liberty Bonds Mt Low Level.
New low records accompanied the al
most incessant lquidat ion Of liberty
bonds and victory notes. several of
which fell to levels where the interest
return exceeded per cent Pre-war
railroad and industrial bonds of the
highest grades suffered correspondingly.
In the international market the sig
nificant feature was the advance Of the
Bank Of England rate. an event fore
Swallowed by the rise Of French dis
counts. The only effect upon foreign
exchange in this market was halt in
the acute decline of French and Italian