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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-09-07
The Question.
Sant .

Mr.. -------------------.---------....
City.
Dear Sir: This identical letter is
being addressed by US this day to
each of the five candidates for the
legislature from this county in car
rying out our promise to the public
a short time ago that we would as
certain from the candidates for this
office their attitude toward two i'm
portant questions which were before
the assembly during the last session
and will be again, no doubt. To
these we are adding a third and are
submitting three questions which we
would thank you to answer and re-
turn to us before the date of the pri-
mary. We desire this information
solely for the information of the pub
lie. These three questions are:
/. If elected to the legislature
will you support in principle the Geor-
gia Municipal League plan to develop
the water power of our state for the
public good or some similar plan
to have the same object, if it be-
comes an issue in the Legislature?
------------------------
2. If elected, will you favor the
enactment of budget bill to put the
states finances on a business basis?
3. If elected, will you support the
state highway departments state
bond issue plan for the carrying out
of its. statewide system of perma-
nent hiphwavs9
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-09-07
200 Drown in Tidal
Wave Sweeping Isle

TOXIC, Sept. Two hundred
men were drowned in the tidal wave
which swept over buildings and bar
racks on the Island of Saghalien.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-09-07
3 Georgia Heroes
Buried in Arlington

WASHINGTON, Sept. 7-One of
ficer and forty-six enlisted men who
died overseas were buried today with
full military honors in Arlington
National Cemetery. The dead includ-
ed Charles S. Walden, Millwood, Ga.
Marvin Stansall, Of Early, Ga. Lon
ME Steptoe Kite, Ga, and Amos
Mack, Palatka, Fla.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-09-07
Double Header Lost
By Tigers to Leslie

The Americus Tigers, boys base
ball team, lost a double header to
a Leslie boys team there yesterday,
the first by score of GA and the
second 6-1. The score by innings of
the two games follows:
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-09-07

Batteries, first game: Amerlcus.
Reed and Roberts; Leslie, Hines and
Hines. Second game; Americus,
Finley and Roberts; Leslie, Bradley
and Hines.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-09-07

RETURNS

Wednesday Night
At Times-Recorder
Plenty of Room
Outdoor Seats
Where You Can
Smoke If You Like
And Keep Cool.
Lots of Room
Inside IF 1t
Rains. Places
Of Comfort For
The Ladies.
We Want You To
Be Our Guests.
WeThankYou
IT. r.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-09-07
MOULTRIE LIVESTOCK MARKET

MOULTRIE, Sept. Hogs, l65
lbs. up, IA a IA 1-2; 1875 to 1866 lbs.
13 q 13 1-2; 10 to 135 lbs. IL a
IL 1-2: 11O lbs. down 10 q 10 IL.
R6ughs and skips priced on basis
of quality. Piggy sOws docked 40
pounds. Stays docked 70 pounds.
Prices f. o. b. Moultrie.
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NOTICE:

The John D. Mathis Post American
Legion will hold an important meet
ing tonight at 7:30 o'clock at the
Chamber of Commerce. All MEM
bers are requested to be present.
B. C. HOGUE, Adjutant.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-09-07

Forecast for Georgia. Partly
cloudy in south and probably in
north portion tonight; Wednesday
showers.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-09-07

Ninety-nine per cent of the Hindoo
women cannot read nor write.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-09-07

The fish-haw is believed to be the
only bird that feeds on the wing.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-09-07
MARKETS

AMERICUs SPOT COTTON
Good middling, 29 IL cents.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-09-07

165 lbs. up. STATS; 13O to lob
lbs. $13.75: 90 to 130 lbs, $11. so;
90 lbs down, S10.5O; roughs, S1O.75.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-09-07
NEW YORK FUTURES
NEW ORLEANS FUTURES
MONTGOMERY LIVE STOCK
UNION STOCK YARDS, Sept.

UNION STOCK YAKDo, Sept. Z.
Choice butcher steers, 1000 lbs. up
SO a S11; choice butcher steers,
800 TO 900 lbs. SO q $40; choice
butcher steers. 600 to 800 lbs, ST
a So so; butcher heifers, Sc q
$3.50: common light yearlings, So. SO
"a $3.50; choice butcher cows, Sc. so
a $3.50; medium fat cows, $3.50
a $3.50; cutters, $4 a $3.50; can
ners, SO a S4; choice stock cattle,
Sc. so a $3.50; common to medium
$3.50 a $3.50; choice veal calves,
So a $40; common veal calves, S. a
a. I, o. IA CT on
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-24
SEw YORK corroN FurumEs.

NEW YORK. Jan. st.--Ths cotton mar
fst xAs qu.st during todays sstlJ trading
With fluctusuoUs irregular. There was
tulli.h ecrnmtnt on the Weekend fisuie-
Including reports that :ts.e9e tales we're
on shIphnard awaiting clearance. compared
with ito,Q0e last year, and there mas
hRvs he-n some buying of late mopths on
,rntlnueA untsyoTahl- ssAthsr, with com.
tisiuls uf deiryed farm work In parts ot
Tsaas Rather at uncertain feeling
seemed 20 Weysii hH ID conditions In the
snulH irnir. toNrNtr. and the bulge. M
scattering liquidation white the buying " As
Httfitutsd largely 10 covering for over IN.
wseh erd, The msrkr, opened steady ~
a drcl!ne OF polnis on July. but gen
srrlly l 20 u points higher hnd soid Rhgu,
10 To 10 points spoNe last nights closihs
trw-r shortly EOfT TIE rEti with March
t7r,h,uH tstic Aud july i,.sr.
The furrsart of Continued bad weather
for the better tsft - the cottsn region
sustained values FOR phile, but sruiu.
ally carly bJyUts commenced 10 realize
ttof's and the RINK did not receive the
offuirsa well prit,s sssssi UNTIL In the
last few minutes OF trading tha active
months w,fe only | tp : points higher
thsn the Ciosing priceH Of yesterday.
TtsdlnE remained very puiet later IN the
morning With Nuctuntlons narrow and IT.
rerulnr late months were relatively
straay On it1 unfayprabls wes'her In the
sbuthwss' hut tho close was several points
OF from tlo host under rralizing with the
tone barely steady at decline of Z points
90 an advance % - points. Near months
we've lower, while May and later deliveries
we're . " IL roini. net higher.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-24
CRIPPLED GIRL, IS
YEARS OLD, KEPT IN
ROOM ALL HER LIFE

NEW YORK. Jan .i--IIarriet
Sears, 4 fifteen -ye1--o,i cripple.
saw the hlg uu' NJ doors for the
first time today when she wns TAX
en- from the .lualid las, side room
In which she was horn. 10 81
Charles hospital fuf crippled chill
drsn whore specialists wiil treat
her and nune viii sex 60 train her
undeyeloped mind
liarriets parents RimltteA 10
welfare work - Nho found the
pitl, that they had never permitted
her 10 leave her room duriuR the
rs years Of her Ne They thought
II would he best foe her 10 remain
cOnslanuy lndoots they sald.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-24

NLW ,"ghlorIII
COTTON
>rw omt,>, COTTON rrunEs.

SEW ORLTANS. Jan. ~ After hssta-
ton vr ths opsainr can toiSy ati fr.
c.h.s - , 10 > polup On N, mos hC'sc
mouth The cotton market strsnEth~usi
Shd advanced shafpi} on neSyY tslus 'r
iae bolt sui ~ tlr mi u tbs flI't hHlt
hsAir ~ luaBtss sto9i - ~ ~ points over
SCtterGaYs close.
TIE s,6tbcr map irdirhtsi from 10 I
inches oi ram at many points IN the hit
With much rain In 'hoso sections ~ the
western belt that have been Complninihs
that encssslYa moisture NsS driAlins work
In prepatAtirb Tor 90" ucW otop.
Spot cpilnu st,Bbv and Urr rhhngcf
P,I-r on tue rr.t ', baiYs go ntr.yH
2 3fAs. i.sN uNLliug $500. mlIiI.u.
90 egc. god in.ldliuE g. pua
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too late tO stop the rash proc ssdings ~
fell In TOYS unfortvnstely, with . S>aus
ilfil gifl Then 10 zap the Gilman, q
l0m'ly old maid held w the w,nsia7
coupon.
The manner In whl~h he su,r,sasse
viz soif from tha complicated msss sd
Wins hsppinsrs and fortune 10 smusing,
.1. picture Ii sdiplsd from the Rido
JD IN YOUNG play VI 10. sams nawuo
az. Ho leading iHdy IN Whnds HnWls1
VITO he played 1pposits many s,ars =
uo tun World. Harrison fofd 10 slao
Included IN tho cast
A. the reiv.
Ppnhav and Monday opens q go0A
psHh with smiling Tom Moore n
"ptown - Harvard comedy. Iishe
Rnd haprs. yrt containing tho suspense
1T nHiDdfa faua
wednesday, M. dsy, Lucy Psy,on snA
ROBIN AIa.r. 10 tht screen drsma. The
siioW buhft' hna wcdarsday an1
InutdAi n H. Warmers societl
tapl NJ me Scss ltidey and Ssiurs
~ Win douglas Fairbanks In The
Americana
nis week NJ overholsss.
punntrE over into sunday with 0
mltlnte snd nlEht showing IL the Al ".
M0odt presentation " Potash and PERI.
r'uttp M business Befov~ Plessufo.s
rnd then 'bhl baby" aud Niks sackas
~ three days. nrt tune Monday niEht
ias'a en- Wedn' s'iny With matinee thss
d1y, Then comes the paysms 'jse
fatce. "up In Msbers Rspm." A. H.
Wood production tor thrce days bsgins
ninY Ftidsy. January tn with matinssG
ssiurdV snd soDday
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-24
WALL STREET

NEW YORK. Jan. ~ Metals ana mo.
tors monopoiitsd speculative attention
during toJsJs hrief stock market ..s.
sion. the former for their lnrr.sA, A
strength and tho latter hrosuss - tAstt
continued weakness. Crucibl- steel made
an additional shynnc. ~ more than "a
points IN connection with rrpots ~ the
rompsny's proposed vecspWslirs,ion AND
GENERAL Motors eNtrnftd yrsttfdhy'H luns
TO puin,s hy another 81 points Poru.
lar equirrr mis-. oils ana shippinTs also
scored Substantial gains Nishe-t nun
's,inrs ruls,i IN thu later DEALINGS, Gsrersl
Motors making fun rernvtfy. Ths closing
~sS strong. Bales spproIims,ed teo. 900
shares.
The final session ~ the week on The
stock epehansu opened with further r.
regular price changes, althouHh slns
pr,Jw'rinr,~d. Yesterdays strong fes
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-24

OUTSIDE LIVESTOCK
ST Louis.

FAST pr LOUIS Jan - -.UOGa p.
t"ip'A 800. TO- higher 'up 81 1A buik
ps .ohtt1s heavy 80 tOsI4d0 r.
dum u tog ltia. ilHh' t,rtGlBfs
piEs ~ 'iulilh
CATTLE receipts go. 'or week. ,,s,i,
10 hlHher,
slIEEr. receipts ito. Tor week, higher.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-24
KANSAS CRY.

KANSAS cry Jsr - HOGS. 20.
coipts :. 200. 10 % 90 h.Ehr~. tu.k rs.
lt.'kt i'ayIvs g. SOL g.. mediums
~ ba 30. iighp ii.0Qdl53o piss
~ o0uit50
CATTLE receipts go, h,fhsr for wssl
AHEHP. fscsips 800. STEADY to higher
TOR week
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-24

CHICAGO, Jan. - The death Of
Edgar II. Wood. Chlcugu's richest
barber, revealed today th.i Ne ran his
firs, ih-cen, tip into i250. 900 fortune
lie conducted = barber shop here Tor
taenty five wears
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-24
CHIC AGO.

'WfrAGo. Jan. 20 --IipGs' receipt. ~,
f!c higher. huik 81 aitts hesyv
il tvibso medium o. 5tuiI.s6, Igl,
d toH tA7e; RIG. ~ 'taifs5.
.t'ArrLE. receipts 2.eoo. liver for week
r0hss higher
SHEEP receipts :, 900; h,sh,r Tor week
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-24
torrON srED OIL.

NEW YORK, Jan, st,-Th. cotton sesd
I'll market cloetf strong Prime summer
yoliow si.ibo; Jan and Feb II ftc. Mar
sia9o; Apfil is1lc, May 2itrei June
.i,ic; Jply i:sse. Aus. ~ soc. To,a
Fsts- q 100
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-24
enc AGO

CHICAGO, jsn :,-CoRN. 10 Z rni-cd
tituiN No y,iipv 81 49, OATa
No ! white NN csc RYE 80. ttl649
lS BARLEN o. SEQ
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-24

sInoltthry In ttnond-P, a, slr.
rlemry, secretary NJ The Oklahoma
Good Roads association went 20 I'd
mCp1 Saturday AFTERNOON TO give A
roads talk To fanu.rs While there he
wiii collect n number II petitions sent
ihorn for Sgnlnr
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-24

wv nNt' W hhft"a'N' NH i'N 'N
. u An1,ua. 30 orrs.. $50
,tr,
TtfrHt u'.u ,Dr.rtgg
WEFT .III HI,..I|
El0f email rY. tf4i ra fsH arii
~ ttET iFfnis N f.u afH 4. IInt flf H
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vlft, q, b'ar.t ,ti ,.a-slI it.sy
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lratfa.t t..u. .I. a. ii.pu.i.
nns man'r. '.s".' .f...s. .'gH ta..
'nrni i''hh'I ~ IH 49, tHa.t hhl
'"', 's"Huy i,'''H... orJ i's,ut
''' ,'pVrft,.r.t .t#y,.
,
y.,i. n-u ,...-st.
|"'ft
rooms I've '"'.H n' ra'.ts
HIn i'hi i'f 80 W'.' 'ht 'Ns sII 5000
tt.tIIU. rt.tHtFI..g
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noon ,r... ..... .... ..
i.f.J. pssIra ps.I ugI r.a NJ j.I art
,uDalng Cos 'aaI. ,t. o. b. IaYr
1aIa s.s. Mals .H.
W. "" s"'" ''N
.DNhtu I,A.tsa ttTt Ash NH
tu,It.. ma tt.t...f4tl. l., IiYNr
EA,.ttl.
large toHu. and hl.snsH t.tf|ns
porch. Iurs auI t...... .Ha anru lI. .f
uuat. o4a uusts vttD i..uI. mH.l.l .as
lose" bH"Elasss, Win nN i.' h....n t'F.
iuI'r. Duv bolfYpu, Z Ip. l..rY... n. tu.
sf-lf, fDut boJt.tu. ~ E.aJs, ,afs.
rttl lIns pYtlh. nrifus1 NUl tt|.t....
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'Ni'. l.,"A H.A d.""s i''i" .' "'au.t
"N' az h'" '.' h.'N' f ~ !. N' i".'
no 'N N'iF i"'' 'h'' tpl 49, '-"'
a L"'n', en- n'I 'i'." $50" ,h''n ..
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-24

whs, svsry Man Knows.
palm Iearh this year old man
so A pipe frozs and the pluu
nsf "'-- Cartoons MsgsSfDe.
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sr Il,t ~.

ST LOUIS. Jan ;i-CoRN, M ! vol
low 81 81 No whit. ilt,. OATS No
SEQ. No white tegtetc
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-24

Many U s cfmlnal cp,e, Np-
prorma'cy 100 criminal ctsas mT~sls
r'tr,d up iao doDAst fur srT' NhTH
federal court con. .tsaTetrHsry .. a,-
.1r.irg % Frank D. lausf,'l. United
states district attorney Many i'm
ro'iNnt cases VIII be t,.el dafEg W,
term.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-24

Twenty two years so ioiy January a. 1898 Mnr, odsrta
10 Havana
lind sailor.
Answer 90 '.rr'.I r.,'# Top ''s down. F'varF, back
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-24

IANEhs CITY. Jan. - WHEAT.
& 90 !3' iusrr. 40 tafi 8, ''h',o 50
. 8 E.. ~. TO- $50. fsI s. .sG.y.. No {;
8. .oU.', tNEN steady TO lc lower
''. mlre1 s. isul 70 =" white 8 a:
q - 80 : ysNos 8 tp6ll OATS
unchanged SO white tFi,t. Na I
'r1'd "WgVr. No rsi ssoil 10 RYE
tlfsuIe. y
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-24

s.hOuh. Al oak hotns. on Vast ZEN.
priced below Anbthlhk M ths n'iph
borhood bassineht combination fuulsrs
Maple lsii
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-24
REAL ESTATE WANTED

S>re''s's - 49,
LETTINGS WANTED Hun ssiows. aero.
plshcs ana two-storv houses our sps.
elaltY.
BIpwcrL ReALrY co.
800 Baltimore Bids
M'rle "io. Es.n,ns-, Mspi. s-,i.J.
WANTED TO bu, the best 9 or s.rnor,
eunRslaw that n.oos essh Will handle.
Mspls ttie
WILL 10y cash Tor or S.roeu houss
tnorihv,stl. yrs. okishor,an.
WANT 60 buy quick. s-rso,s modern o.
duplex whittier school district pr.
fetsd. Wsisua 1865
HAVE CASH for or f.ros,r, modern
home, near Eugene Field school. Misht
consider enod home north ~ sth street
on east side. Phone Mspls 70 or walnu,
WE NEED uot,sns
WELL. GET yOUR PRICE
We ere equipped 10 give asich, intel
lissn' service In selling your property
ssss bsyers fov two story kouses, buns
Allows ,nd income property, your prie, /
"ur rii,si phass us What yes have,
wsina, <'o.tsi sis.ii sssurny n,ds
BAEuAiN uX HAsr ,sTH.
e.rccn hcwss and' I ic,s. located Is the
,! iss s,ssa; s.,. r''ss I" price to sell. Call
WANTED-fo buy from s-rSv J.Tccm.
modsrn house, stale terms. s-jD, okia.
hsnsn.
WANTED 10 Ssy hsrssis n ksnssScV os
ccsiaae. tssh rkvae NAsls tsit
WANT to trade brand aev sir teariss
csy Tor rnvdsrw lots, of eavity IN mol
sfats yvwet home. misht pat IN some
enh myvs'isats thsa wsisst sssi.
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EtNsAs CITY jan CORN. close
Jan. itt1 Mty q ish. jH5 s. ath
hapt q 49,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-24

10 q ttAsVnahls Ifits Tor this tfpBn
sud bath rnttaFt llUatoi m IinWun1
blvd l'fms, about 81 zoe cash Lifinl
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-24

Ulvd i,fins. abam a. 100 cash Iiruul
No. IItI
Workman 4 coMrASr, 49,.
W'nu' o. "'N "'''
lhhtplA W fnr 'hsslpN
h,NO"
loon' "'us',.T" a..
,u.. ,"'' fli'.s .ot a,I,'. hslf tiach D.
nod r.s me n.sr school 'rs.ei sttr,F
N a dandy IaraUon. nutfhs.st this H
saad -, .nI ,gu vii uu,s TO act roc
CAL VI y SnbrfFaf ulih
Dt... s,,auy puililng
w.l~ 60 Nalnw Z"
tirNHiifp IphG
tins .''i' hom' c'mr''',l y
must cell ar ora. t0l vll net 10 al'
appointed at me pfI.o ~ location Of ,h"
, ~ ~, ,..-.,,-.
"alhp' ''.'''' ''' "''' ""'''''
ROOMS NuuEhN
TIL. u dauiY vuuh 5000 o~n"i
says Fsll ftf #sH. N taken ~ FrhfuHf'
/ sood tenn. iu.a'-t on W it,h 81 on'
blocs ~ rs.lns lol' so,ieo feet
..ih'N = ln"HEl so,
Nl flfN N'i'HH' H'h" ""''"' ''f'
ONNEH WilL SILL
ws,l.huit A.tpom house, boriy ptir't'
ant decorated throughout continuation
sraie eud stl mulrfn ,ogyy'h''no,s 10
can Wa'pu, slii ,r walnut l,i
,siN'p ..,,,, looIty. ,,u,b.s.t front
portn hish. u,qlo'rius bu',ne's di'
pi,si. ,sw ,n,sr p.rsf' walnut 80
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tOH 10 'h ''.N'tF' WAN" ~
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MslnS'
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ttSit0. fsp Tu..s ln 'l"fnnr 'l''' tn
v,t,h 81, rnH 'aau "" srs srN'hf
shown crH t' sIp ''in"h' you W.
. real n..... 81 Iusy before tie otUfl
f,,Ios do,s
A, ,,,., t''.N a ~, VI NV w w.,pu, i.ss
wv WI
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CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

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CITY REAL ESTATE V0R SALE

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fof quits sais 81 5000. ) L. ufssH 80. q.
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In the see block West ieth. 90 lock q,
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throughout, basement, sleeping poreh, sur
fbilot. sArsEs. servant hovse tsttseed
avn this home 10 priced under tn.
market No. 100.
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hsfd~ood. ten nrspisc,s. d.p, breakfast
room. all bsiit.in fss siurss. bsssm.st. fur.
mace, gnrass and s,srything 10 max. I.
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PAVED; u 100 cash. no. is,
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mont iats- harm. paving pad, ptie.
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sale,
PAUL A. COMPTON COMPANY
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-07
MESSAGE BY COOLIDGE
TO INVESTMENT BANKERS
Roy c. 0sgood Of Chicago Elected
Head If Association at
Final Session.

BOSTON. October The Investment
Bankerg Association Of America, which
closed it's annual convention here yester-
day. received the greeting of the COM
monwealth in a brief message from Gov.
Coolidge. which was read at a banquet
last night. The governor was listed as
one OF the speakers, but sent a note
saying that circumstances which he
could not control prevented his attend
ance.
The message continued: You have a
most important role to play in maintain
ing the welfare of the country. Yours
is the responsibility to see that the saw
ings of the people are safely and con-
structively invested. Your great infiu-
ence and prestige must always be on the
side of law and ORDER
At the final business session late to-
Day Roy G. Osgood of Chicago was
unanimously elected president, Frede-
rick R. Fenton of Chicago secretary and
Watkin w. kneath of Chicago treasurer
An invitation to meet in New Orleans
next year was referred to the board OF
governors.
The committee on railroad securities
IN Its report, said that the logic of the
railroad situation pointed unmistakably
toward consolidation.
John F. Oldham of this city, a mem
Der OF. the committee, said he believed
the development of national system OF
transportation along the lines of con-
solldation Of the railroads into a limited
number of strong, competing systems to
be both practical and desirable. He ex-
pressed the opinion that with the CO.
operation of all interests involved such
system could be established without
disturbing the relationships of owner
ship and control which now exist"