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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-13
Receivers Nickel
Bandit Overlook

Going back 10 the place Friday
morning whtr~ . lone robbcr held
him up Thursday night and rohbsd
him OF St..s, George w. rnsworfh,
Of s:s ssrd ava ". found s cents
the footpah had dropped in the
KrpaS Z"
The holdup occurred about if:ls
o'clock at East Madison st and ssr5
ave- N. just after Unsworth had Ieff
40 East Madison street car. The
thug flashed light IN bis face. dis.
played a long. rusty gun and DE-
uandod money. Unsworth took out
his small change nrst
Throw II down there he says
The robbcr told him.
He dropped II on the Sidewalk,
then added handful OF 81 bills from
his wallet
Beat IT," said the robbcr.
\ did" reports Unsworth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-13
phone WORKERS
TALKING STRIKE
1000 Electrical Employees
Are Ready to Walk Out

sAN FRANCISCO. Feb. is---Un-
less the Pacific Telephone and Tee
graph company meets the wage m
crease demands by tomorrow morn
ing. 1000 OF iu electrical workers IN
California, oregon. Nevada. wash
Ington and Idaho win 70 on strike.
.aThe telephone company has -
fused TO meet any part OF Ne -
rnsnds and nothing remains but 70
strike" announced r. c. vislsp.
member Of me eyscutivs boAs9 ~
the International Brotherhood ~
Electrical WORKERS.. II y. e~em,
secretary Of the Pacific distriae ef
she BROTHERHOOD. ssiA the strfks ~
der has been sent out and antsD,es-
icafy viii 70 into effect unieD -
telephons company meets ~ -
msnds Of one dollar . day in0es
before tomorrow morning.
No definite action has besn
regarding the cpsratorT 6ssn1
but II 10 understood = sympoe -
strike win be ordered un1eD ~
company agrees 10 recognfse oaF
union and grant their desnsn1s q .
minimum wags Of - for bsgiunBs
and 81 for girls Of more fhaa thrss
years' experience
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-13
RAILWAY PASS
FRAUD CHARGED
Five Arrested; Nationwide
Plot Is Alleged

CHICAGO. Feb 1s.--iredeml Of
flciais here believed today they Ind
uncovered nationwide plot 20 de-
fraud the railroad administration
thru counterfeit pasaes. Five per.
sons were under arrest and several
other, were sought.
Esther Field was taken into Gus.
tody ms shc stepped from n train In
Chicago on her arrival from Los
Angeles. Others held are. =. u.
weathcrby arrested at Portland.
Ore: David A. wcntherby. bis
father: David Crosher. q butcher.
and Louis Gordon. a designer. all
held az Los Angeles.
The plan originated last November.
and since then hundreds Of fraudu-
lent passes wero sold. federal agents
declared. =. u. weatherby. q former
rniIroad brakeman. was alleged 10
have fostercd tho scheme.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-13
ILLNESS FORCES
BISBEE CHANGE
Prosecutor R. N. French
Must Undergo Operation
ny NJ. y. TRACY
,it~d pr~~w Staff Correspos,d~pt

N4VHNSV HHvrS Ns1Ns NNHNrlS1SNTssF
TOMBSTONE. Arig. Feb. IA
Tho picturesque figure Of County
Attorney Robert ~. French will fade
from tho picture OF tho BiAbee kid
mapping aud deportation trial, this
afternoon and A. A. wormsiey. Of
Tucson. win take his place az pros
ccutcr
wormsley. prominent Arizona law.
yer who has figured In numerous
labor cases In this and other states.
viii arrive this afternoon. French.
who hae fought q bitter fight
against cancer TO build up this case,
win leave soon for Los Angeles for
an operation.
Tho odd figure OF French. clad
In frcck coat, his slow southern
drawi and hip unuuestioned honesty
OF purpose. have made him ono Of
the interesting features OF tn. trial.
which involves the rights % hun.
drefs Of depcrtce~ and hundreds OF
prosperous citixena lie has been
suffering great pain. but only his
intimat~s know r. wormslry Win
take active charge MondAy.
Deputy sheriffs started ont again
into the far reaches % the county
searching for Jury bait They are
rounding up the fourth venirc. con-
tanning zoe names. They win come
back with strange ngures who win
almost blink at civilization
The incident wherein tho rid Gag
was hoisted over the court house
was closed when Judge Patfee a.
judged Dewey Chadwick and Nor
man Abel guilty OF contempt Of
court He characterized the nag
raising ~ . -sriy. childish act %
two young men not particularly err
dowcd With common sense" lie
then ov6srvd scntencs deferred pend
ing further ordcys OF the court
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-13
TONIGHT

8 D. m.-Isryant school
Northeast Improvement club
hears Caldwell campaign speech.
$50 y. m,--Noodinan hall, Co
Iunibla City--Young Mems Hal
nIrr Valley Business club hears
Caldwell campaign speech.
8 y. m.--frafsrnaI hall.
Observation-Disclosures "Fifx-
gerald for Mayor" club meets.
SD. nd. A. X. hall, Green
Lake - Fitzgerald campaign
meeting.
sI5 D. m.--siesuy hall. uni
yersity campus--Senttie sym
phony orchestra concert.
%. MI. q. u. T. hall. Vir-
ginia Vt. and Minor ave.-Dnn-
can campaign meeting.
SD. m,---Carpcniers' hall. CALI
fornia ave. and w. Waite ST.
Duncan campaign meeting.
= p. m.-SIodern Woodmen's
hall. Columbia City - Duncan
campaign meeting.
D.. m.--Alii Community
House, AIli bcacb--Duncan cam
paign meeting.
s p. m. - FrnternL hall
GeorgctCwn-Fi txgera Id for
Mayor Club meets.
sp. No. a. u. baIl. Green
iate--F1txgcrsId for Mayor Club
meets.
. p m-Madrona han, list
ave- and jefferson st.-F1fxgcr-
aid for Mayor Club meets.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-13
Hoover's Home Town Folk Start
Boom for Him Thru California

his country are in line with tho best
traditions OF the republican pnrty."
Hoover's townsmen here organized
the Hoover Home Town Republican
club" today.
They said the clubs membership
Is composed OF men and women Of
both parties and that the club win
work for the election Of Delegates to
the republican convention. favorable
to Hoover.
A resolution adopted declared that
sincere conviction exists In the
hearts OF a multitude OF Americans
that Herbert G. Hoover possesses In
greater degree than any other man
In public life the outstanding ability
and idcalism TO lead this nation In
the trying times ahead. =. :"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-13
Corner of House
Falls on Man and
Causes His Death

ASTORIA. Orc, Feb. IA
Charles H. Haddir. deputy col
iector Of cuxtoms Of the port OF
Astoria. was fatally injured yes
teriay evening when the corner
Of his ranch house at Fcrnhill
slipped off . post and crushed
him
Haddix was undrrnsafh the
building making repairs ~ the
TINA Internal injuries causcd
his death ~
Despite me fact his left hip
and right ankle were broken.
Haddix managed 10 crawl 500
yards TO the homo Of = neighbor
where he died shortly aftcrward.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-13
"Ma" Kasprovitz
Using Strategy

ia. Kasprov4ts just wouldn't 20
70 work Friday. 20 Nh Sophia
thought she would scare her spouse
into acfioA.
"I'n take poison. szid Ma" and
she disappeared. Tho Georgetown
police. accompanied by a doctor. hur.
ricd 10 the KAsprovffx home. az ssos
Duwamish ave. and found Mrs.. Kas-
provttx had only bcrn bauf1ng.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-13
Boy, Oh Boy! No
Answer; Lads in
Offices Scarce

ALBANY. n T. Feb. IL
America may soon experience the
novelty Of . boyicD ofY1cA
onic1als Of tho state employ
mont bureau here declare they re
ceive an average OF . hundred
requests q week for once boys.
but arc unable 10 supply even
q fourth OF tho number wanted.
The principal reason for tho
shortage uhruout the country. II
was explained. " that boys have
fosind they can mako from $40 10
sil Z week for factory work. while
TIE average wage OF nm oc'cs boy
Il from - to 81 n week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-13
WILSON MEETS
RAIL WORKERS
Replies TO Union Men on
Demands for Pay Increase
ny RALPH r. COUCH

BN RAIIU u. COtNIi
United Press STAFF Correspondent.
WASHINGTON. Feb. Ia
President Wilson today handed
representatives ~ 10000 rail.
road workers his decision ON
their wage demands. aud nj the
same time submitted them q
proposition which II expected 70
lead Ca further pegotlations. V
was auihoritatiscly stated at tho
White House.
II was understood that the
president refused demands for
immediate wage increases 81 mp
proximately 10 per cent.
What constituted the counter
proposition was not dlscioned by
whits House officials.
Immediately after neoing Wilson,
the railroad mems COMMITTEES. con
siHting OF Timothy shea. head OF the
fircmen. II. .. Manion. head OF the
Railway T~lerraphrrr. and u. ~.
Jewell. head Of the American Fed
grafton Of Tabor railway department
met other railroad representative NJ
no'o', 4n'a 'ne,s".s ''ss
tew minutes. nnu ',e "sa :, !,
went 70 sn.''.an $1,000 -
I-anN n''"'"' :"
.ss,. an -. --~~s,,, ..-sA
- s,w~rs-sx.. ss.sc.
$3.50 a. 49,, - - -
.A.ss'' = Lss.-s
,u,,s rss,,.,,, si,r. -
~ s,rrss,~~4,r.,,a ~ 1x.csn,,otiy~
r--.. vr.-,ss-,s,, { mem.
@ Ss,.r,,,,sss,
$500 .-,~~ ,v,,,
ss5ssvng
rsnn nrs -. -
ny u'Nun. ~ -. =
VINO .ep'".'n. ~,
eApsc'co 70 Ar spg -.
sous prop" "' ',s's' ,,,',,s
sncy nopoa 70 800 80.
housc toasy' py .s
pubic :. .ne '' ,,aS an - 80
o'n'" P'ep S' 80 =
OUT 'ouortvN.
Souimit.'en'en ,sp ny $50
rece'voo 'n''n n,ans ~ U.s. -.
ehar on tne '.a'a po'neo " .n s
"nHe Ho IL ne' ~
IN pianAsu hno Wo'' s.y
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-13
Trio Arrested a.
Addicts to Dope

Ray waford. 90. Ed J. DAILY. ~.
ard y. n nolsrr. -. said by the 20
lics - b drug addiotA were arrest
"a Thursday night and are bsing
held IN she dty JAIL on op~n chasye4
pending Investigation Friday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-13
Carried Women's
Clothing; Arrested

Found AZ the northern Pacific DE-
pot IN ponscsdon Of a suit case con
saining wcman's WEARING apparel.
Arthur J. Handy. II. was Arrested
ana turned over 10 tho Juvenile au-
thcrifirs iats Thursday night lie
wAs Win his brother. Charles Ham
by. - and Ransom w. Chiids. 4s.
who wcre charged with disordcriy
conduct
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-13
Two Auto Speeders
Nabbed by Police

H. carwood. q. . printer living Al
<o+e Latonn ave. was only going 80
miles an hour whom Motorcycle Pa,
troirnan A. J. Hili stopped him on
Howell 81 Friday morning. Clyde
Max1Att. II. was caught doing IS
miles an hour on 18th ava
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-13
SATURDAY

sp. m-Itg'n whixtic--Senttlc
music tearhcry meet 70 plan for
state music trarhary' convention
zP. Mood Fats cAfctern-
Candidates for councilman 70
address womcn's Good Govern
mcnt league.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-13
Airplane "Flivver"
Is Tried in Frisco

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. lathe
airplane "F1ivver" has arrived. A
monoplane weighing $50 pounds and
costing around 5000. was tested over
the Marina. II reached q height Of
100 feet. and was seen TO bank
sharply In making turns.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-13
01,68O Acres Of
Utah Land Opened

SALT LAKE CITY. Feb. H.
Unitsd Prcss-p--LApd In Utah 60
prinng 11S sections. or 1850 acrcn'
was thrown open TO entry today ~
the government
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-13

PAIIO ALTO. Cal, Feb. i3,--De-
ciarfng that Herbert Hoovcrs life
long conduc. and his aspirations for
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-13
DRY LAW CAUSE
Of SHIP SALE
Payne Explains Why q
Former German Liners
Are 10 Be Sold

WASHINGTON. Feb. fs.-senafe
action to halt tho contemplated sale
OF ex.Gernan liners by the shippius
board was biockrsi today when Fen
ator Jones'. Washington. objectrd 10
consideration Of tho Ashurss rs@pin
ton until after IL had BEEN paAssd
ON COMMITTEES
WASHINGTON. Feb. is.-Cpnsts-
tufionai prvhibssiou. which makes
government owned passenger v~ssels
dry. was given today By John Barton
rayna. chairman Of the shipping
board. as the main rvuron for The
naic OF - former German liners 20
DO auctioncd ncxt Monday.
Government operation Of shor
vessels under such conditions cannot
b successful and the ship4 can b.
sold TO better advantage now than
later. In tho opinion Of tho board.
Payne declared. In . icttrp TO Rcpre
sentative Mead. New York. today.
Payne pointed out that tho cost Of
rcoondltioning 70 Of the liners would
bc $4,000. 900. while tho bids for use
yessals were S.p.cco 900.
In view Of the present sftuafion.-
Payne wroie. lit did not scrsn 10 us
wc were justified In mourning %
largo an expense
Tho shipping board chairman a.
MED that the vvaseis would fan into
Tho hands ~ foreign interests b..
cause tho vessels win b ecld only
under tho conditions that they shah
r-snain under tho American Gag and
b. sailed In routes Indicated by the
shipping board
This. wc believe. win Adequately
protect the United siatas<" Payne
wrote
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-13
RESOLUTIONS neninst r

RESOLUTIONS against -methods
OF raiding our Russian communities
In search o. transgrcssors of federal
and state laWp" wero passed by the
Legislative fsGeeation Of King county
this week. Animated societies are
asked To take o1u1Iox action
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-13
CoUIDN,T GET ,EM

A small Columbus boy recently
helped his mother peel potatoes.
When she inspected his work rhe
found the eyes OF tho tubcrs had
not been properly removed
why. Billie" she reported. you
have not cut the eyes Of the potatoes
you peeled"
well. mother. ] Just can't help
it, wzfied Biiiie. Their eyes werc
70 far back IN their heads ] couldn't
get em."--Ind!anapoiis News.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-13
PILES Cured IN s 10 ~ Days

Druggists refund money n PAzO
OINTMENT falls 20 cure itching.
blind. bleeding or protrudinE piles.
stops Irritation: rcothes and hcals.
You can get restful sleep after the
drst Application Prics SOC
The Washington herald., 1920-04-21
LOUISVILLE AND
NASHVILLE EARNINGS

Net income of $6,046,S69 was
shown in the annual report of the
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Company for the year ended Decem-
Der 81. 1919. equivalent to s15.52 n
share earned on the $4,000, 600 out :
standing capital stock which COM
pares with s11,o19.356, or $3.50 a
share in 1918. This amount was
arrived at after deducting charges
and Federal taxes.
The standard return from the gov
ernment for the use of the COM
pany's lines amounted to $l7,2sS.9
or $l1,574 less than in the preceding
year. Other income of s2,6sO,1ss
was added, bringing the total to
sl9.s79.119, a s155.799 gain over the
year before. Interest, rents, taxes
etc, aggregated $S.S02,s3S and sink
ing fund charges $S9.412, leaving a
s11.0S6,S69 balance available for
dividends. The later item totaled
s5.040,000. the same amount received
by stockholders in 1918. Surplus
after all deductions was $6,O46.S6e
an increase of s237.S32 over the FEAR
ended December 81, 1918.
The Washington herald., 1920-04-21
State Department Confirms Herald,s
Reports on Japan's Financial SZumo

The Department of State yester-
day issued the following statement
relative to the situation in Japan:
"A report from the American EN-
bassy at Tokyo. dated April II, states
that the principal market exchanges
of Japan have been closed for three
days owing to the situation created
by failure of operators to put up
additional margins. Tokyo stock ex-
change stock. regarded as a baro-
meter of general conditions, dropped
from 40 to 260 within the last
thirty days.
There has been some stringency
In the money market there because
of shortage of currency due to un-
precedented activity in promotions
during the past quarter and to ad-
verse balance of trade. The ex-
cess of imports during the first three
months of 1920 was $3.50, 900, 900,
The Washington herald., 1920-04-21
PUBLIC BUYS
LIBERTY BONDS
Realization Of Unprece-
dented Investment OPP
portunity Takes Root.
HIGH INCOME YIELD
Returning Over E per cent
Liberties Best Buy
On Market.
HIGH INCOME YIELD

Investment buying by the public
is only beginning as the public
learns the Advantages OF Liberty
Bonds at present prices II has
been none too easy to convince a
public. that periodically bought
The bones at par and then saw
the prices Of their securities gradu-
ally decline. that they would gain
by buying them again for invest
inent
They are only now beginning TO
yield TO arguments showing that
the United States government obli-
cations are yielding better re-
turns than in the past forty-seven
years.
The great liquidation Of the
bonds ought to be pretty nearly
over. This caused the low prices
ana the total liquidation is esti-
mated oonservFtively at a total of
two and q half billions.
That Liberty issues will sell at
higher prices everybody believea,
but just how soon they Will start
on the upward climb is hard to
predict.
This country has passed through
ptfiou OF great strain on cre0ft,
where money has been kept away
from the investment markets by
the high figure il has been held at.
Now there should be Investment
buying at an accelerated rate. IL
one can judge by the ordinary mar
ket indications.
There is a growing knowledge
that government bonds offer eN-
ceptional opportunities for invest
ment at present prices.
There was a good deal of in
tercst manifested in the announce
ment by Secretary Of the Treasury
Houston that except through the
operation Of the sinking fund gov
eminent purchases of Liberty bonds
will stop July j.
He added that the current re-
ouirements of the government are
such that IL il were to continue
the purchase Of bonds the treasury
would have TO issue more certih-
Gates OF Indebtedness with which to
buy them.
Approximate investment yield of
liberty bonds at closing Stock Ex-
change prices yesterday:
The Washington herald., 1920-04-21
IMPORT FIGURES
HIGHEST IN HISTORY

United States imports during
March totalled s4S4, 900, 900, the
highest in history. according to a
Commerce Department announce
ment yesterday.
The last previous record. Janu-
ary. 1920. was exceeded by $10.-
100000.
Exports in March totalled $780,
100000. The high record set in
June, 1919. was ss2S.000, 900.
The increase of imports indicates
q much sounder economic condi-
tion in Europe and throughout the
world. according to officials here.
This should have a tendency to
stabilize foreign exchange. It also
indicates that although the differ
ences between exports and imports
Is being reduced, this process Is
rot being brought about through
q reduction in United States trade
as was feared might occur.
Gold imports in March totalled
s17.o00.0o0. and exports $4,000, 900.
Silver imports totalled $4,000, 900
and exports $4,000, 900.
The Washington herald., 1920-04-21
FUTURE OF STEEL COMMON

Seekers after inside information
as to what stocks are good for the
long pull will be interested in E. H.
Gary's statement at the annual
meeting of the Steel Corporation
yesterday that the policy of the
company of putting earnings back
will sooner or later inevitably re-
suit in larger selling prices" for the
corporations stock. TT is the prin-
ciple and policy of the corporation"
he explained, ito manage it's affairs
with the desire to add to the intrin-
sic value of the stock, regardless of
the figures quoted on the Stock Ex-
change"
The Washington herald., 1920-04-21
Brunswick Bake Collander
Declares Stock Dividend

Chicago. April 20.-Stockholders
Of the Brunswick Bake Collelnder
Company at the annual meeting,
voted to create an issue of $44,-
100000 class B common stock out
of which will be declared a stock
dividend of 200 per cent or s12.-
100000 on the present $4,000, 900
common stock which will be desig-
mated class A stock. The stock
dividend will be payable to stock
holders of record May Is.
The report for the year ended
December 81. last. shows net in
come after charges and federal
taxes Of $3.016.s14. equivalent, after
preferred dividends, to 44.64 per cent
on the old common stock.
The Washington herald., 1920-04-21
NEW YORK BANKERS
IN CONFERENCE HERE

Leading New York acceptance
bankers and dealers are in Washing
ton to confer with members of the
Federal Reserve Board on the bill
market.
The chief reason for the meeting
with this body is to argue the pro-
posal made at a conference recently
in New York between Governor
Harding of the Reserve Board and
acceptance authorities to the effect
that bank sales of acceptance to the
Federal Reserve be treated as re-
discounts.
The Washington herald., 1920-04-21

equal to nearly so per cent of total
exports.
Baron Takanashi, minister of
finance, issued statement on
April 16 attribpting the situation
to public fever for speculation. He
stated that although the Tightening
OF the money market, the loss of
gold, and the adverse balance of
trade are generally pointed to as
the direct causes of the present sit
uation he considered them rather the
consequences of the shaking up of
the business world. He counseIled
the public against speculation, sug-
gested that the Japanese people
should contract their business and
new operations instead of trying to
borrow more money and gave as
surance that the Bank of Japan
would give proper help without
hesitation to concerns or banks de.
serving it,"
The Washington herald., 1920-04-21
CITY BANK
MAY INCREASE STOCK

The National City Bank of New
York may increase it's capital above
the present $25,000,o00. The bank
has at present surplus and undivided
profits Of over $4,000. 900. 1t is said
that National City Bank interests
have lately been considering a sub,
stantial expansion of the institu-
tons resources. even to the extent
OF absorbing another bank.
The Washington herald., 1920-04-21
HYDRAULIC STEEL co.

New York. April 20.-Sales Of
the Hydraulic Steel Company in
March amounted to S2,o55,0 900: in
February the sales were 1881 .o00
and in January they amounted to
$1.2ss,o00. making the total sales
for the hrst quarter of this year
$4,e34,000. The open hearth produc-
tion Of the company in March was
1927 tons which is 217 tons in
excess of the normal output
The Washington herald., 1920-04-21
JAPANESE OWN "ANCI OS.'

Despite It's present financial em-
barrassment, Japan kas assets on
which to rely. 1t came to light yes
terday that Japanese citizens own
$5o.0o0.o00 of Anglo French bonds.
On October Is, when the loan ma
lures. yen exchange will be strength
ened by the payment to the Japa-
nese Of the principal on the joint
obligation.
The Washington herald., 1920-04-21
MONEY.

New York. April 20. - The time
money marekt was quiet today at
ska9 per cent The minimum dis
count figure for prime mercantile
paper is Z per cent Prime bank
acceptances continued quiet at un-
changed quotations.
Money on call opened 8. high 8,
low 6. closed 6; ruling rate, per
cent
The Washington herald., 1920-04-21
coin To SOUTH AMERICA.

A large shipment of gold coin.
probably exceeding s10,0o0.000, will
be sent to South America by steam
er sailing April "a.
The Washington herald., 1920-04-21
REPUBLIC RAILWAY co,

New York. April 20.-The Repub-
lie Railway Light Company and
subsidiary companies eliminating
inter-company items report for
February:
The Washington herald., 1920-04-21
THE DOLLAR m FOREIGN EXCHANGE.
STOCKS EX DIVIDEND.

Apr. Fl Cluett. Peabody & Co.e
Apr. 80 Crucible Steel. so in com stock
Apr. . Havana El Ry. l. 4 P..3
Apr. y do pfd ...........
Apr. 22 Pere Marc ny ctfs prior. IL
Apr. "a Republic Iron 4 Steel. III
Apr. Fl Wilson & Co. etfs. liz
The Washington herald., 1920-04-21
Local Securities.

Wsshiastsa stssk Ez1As.es.
ouetations for 1870 % data.
Furnishsl b. Meernsad q Elnsss.
The Washington herald., 1920-04-21
OTHER UNITED, STATES soNDs.
RAILROAD BONDS.

Issue :
Atch., Ton 4 Santa re gen. "A. 1895.
Atch.. Top. 4 santa Fe sonY. 4s. 1850
Baltimore d Ohio ger. ~ .f9ts. -.
BIZ fillmore 4 Ohio ref. %. ie95........
Baltimore q Ohio conr. ANS. 1883. ;.
Chesapeake 4 Ohio conv. Sc. 1875. -.
Chesapeake a. Ohio conv. 41ss. 1880.
Chicago Great Western 1st 4s. 1850.
Chicago, MIL. 81. Paul conv. Aus. 2014
Chieago. NIL, St. Paul cCnv. 41s, 1892
Chicago, X. J., paci1. ref. a, 1884.
Denver 4 Rio Grande lst ref. 5s, 1885
Erie ccny. 4s. series d, 1853. .........
Missouri Pacific gen 4s. 1875.
mis-,
Amer. T. q T. conv. g.. 1925.
Amer. I. A. T., col. trust S.. l946. .....
Hudson q Mani. ref. IS, 1857.
Interbo. Metro. AS. 1888. .........
Interbo.- n. Trans. IS, 1866. ......
New York Tel. 4Iss. 1889. 9...........
Amer. .smelt. 4 Ref. lst mtg. IS. 1947