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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-05-21
Medical Society
Enjoys Luncheon


Consideration OF the general topic
Of epidemic Diseases" occupied the
attention OF the physicians of the
Knox County Medical Association at
the regular monthly meeting and lun-
cheon today ut the Log Cabin. The
discussion was especially interesting
Entertained
With Dinner
DR.. and Mrs. George Arndt OF South
Gay street entertained number Of
persons with six o'clock dinner at the
Country club Wednesday evening
The out-of-town guests were Mrs. Ar.
thur Bradley of Cleveland, Mrs. Nc.
Donald Of Canton and Mrs. Wilbur
Mills of Columbus.
Attend Dinner
In Columbus
President william F. Peirce of
Kenyon college, Gambler. and Mrs.
Peirce, were in Columbus Tuesday
evening where they attended the din.
ner given by the Kit-Kat club at the
Chittenden hotel. The address of the
evening was given by Edwin Mark
ham, author OF THE Man with the
Hoe" and numerous books of verse.
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LukerDevoe
Wedding
Mr.. William Luker, well.known
blacksmith Of Mt. Vernon, and Mrs.
Edith r. Devoe, also Of Mt. Vernon,
were united in marriage Wednesday
afternoon at o'clock at the home of
Rev. J. A. Long. East Vine street Mr..
and Mrs. Luker were unattended The
newly.wedded couple will make their
home on the Columbus road in South
Vernon.
Entertained
Harmony Club
Mrs. Vernon Hendershott of East
Sugar street entertained IL members
of the Harmony club and one guest,
Mrs. Remark. at her home Wednes.
day afternoon. The afternoon was
spent In playing euchre. the prize be.
ing awarded to Mrs. Pearl Jewell.
Refreshments were served by the
hostess. The next meeting will be
held at the home of Mrs. Ida Roberts
on the Martinsburg road, June q.
Daughters Of Liberty
Hold a Social
The past officers club OF the Daugh.
ters of Liberty held social,in their
club rooms Wednesday afternoon. A
program. consisting OF readings and
musical numbers, was given. At q
o'clock. dinner was served by a com.
mittee OF four ladies to the l8 guests
present. At 1880 o'clock the regular
meeting OF the Daughters of Liberty
was held. Following a short bust.
ness session. the good welfare" com
mittee entertained.
.PhiIathea Class
10 Entertained
Seventeen members Of the Phil
athea class Of the Baptist church
were entertained Wednesday after
noon by Mrs. John Cox at her HON,
on North Chester street. One guest
Mrs. William sperry Of Utica. wa
present at the meeting. The after
noon was pleasantly spent In a SO
cial manner. Mrs. Cox served re
freshments. The next meeting will
be on Wednesday. June I6. at tn
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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-05-21

home of Mrs. Frank McFadden of the
Newark road.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-05-21

has announced that he will
be Il candidate at the Aug
ust Primaries, for nomina-
ton as Common Pleas Judge
for a second term. -advt.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-05-21

H. M. HUNTSBERGER
Fire, Life, Health and Accident, LA
biilty, Automobile, Plate Glass Insur-
anee. Security bonds written. Real
Estate Sold. Money Loaned.
Room I MeDermott eldu., 1903 8. Main
Phone 243 Red
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-05-21

Consideration OF the general topic
OF epidemic Diseases" occupied the
attention Of the physicians of the
Knox County Medical Association at
the regular monthly meeting and lun-
cheon today at the Log Cabin. The
discussion was especially interesting
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-05-21
SOCIETY
MISS MARGARET PORTER, Society Editor

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QhoIfes 2lmerifa?

,,islac aonercsnlanb Siaac SIC
ocIs Iooitann bar Broblbiticrslopcn
bepirfct, at llopalbrtngct MI opcr'
Itioer S,saopaiioringeil, ioet itorc Sfa-
rcr al frc%numebiebtc iorlaocr Snnoct
pa pcnbcr tilbaae til oct gamlc Slcm
caer Isaer anoeniteosbct. Sp9aper
ira Gnis Sslano piicr, of iiocn &p-
aor bar Snbpanorernes Intal no.
aiort $4,000. mems Der ia%nltiois bar
1000 iom brog ben mooiatte Tei.
De Heite al &c iioitn9pnte penote til
baae til Yolen % GSecbc.S lcpafla
for sobt. Nens 2rangcn til after at
Iepe / oct forpnecoe SGorelano uoen
SpiI bar cpet i'm itcrfc SnoFpoclie,
iaa tror DOG Orr. Siesel, at oct er
0rohibiticn Tom ~peicntlis bar lisset
iii @rrno for llopanorimsen. Ut nait
life lUngcrc fan iaa fiebt Gl eller
Bin. Tiger han. har paft ah'flul9
NlpiIic blonSt &c iremmco'snte, 'Trl's
Ii @rubceiitrifternc.
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SQimnis.
&nithnrf af nGerc ina,

&pitbart at DGre igg. Snaefor-
enilleen / Chicago bar aictmem lit
erefutipe &aao forhstet fine 1riier /
Dem @rao, of fun &iefolf fan tiaaoe
iiq oen Gurus at lpgee Jig ipge -
iolfalo bpab @linotarmsbrpoerier og
andre bperbaeslige Sperationer an
gaar. Set bill bereftcr foIte ira So
til $40 at faa ct 2~egebeisg. Oct bore
Tia aloria Iaa furtpariet, % Der BIZ
Der life tale ON noget minore enc
5000 for at fan Den itaffels @lino-
tarnt %ijernet. 90 DOG uil Tolf | DC
fleite 5ilfrlber itaa JIG paa of betdle
oisIc 6riIcr, ba Oct foiter enc mere
at % - bet bar nof "ltnoertaferne"
ieraet for.
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2larsuoii0terne
/ europa.

SSislae Ell ~oiiiciel Snbberetning til
9anobrugsoepartcmlentet / @aibina-
ton fra set internationale 2anb.
brl,asinItitut / &pm, Stalicll, piicr
Iirterbpeoearealet for 1920 Ell beth.
oelia Ioregelie baaOe / Sranfrig %
/ Sritiif Snoien, men en- Sormiio-
ifelIe / Spmnien / &umrnien moo /
1919.
= Spanien ubsisr Sinterbococ..
oreolet iaar 9,5tt,000 Mcres, /
Iranfria 11,369,OO0, / &umGnlclt
$4,000 % / Sritiit Snoicn 20
10000 gcrcs.
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WiuucIptd.
StOr Tnmilic % irprc Uinuer. :

StOr Snmilic un ltrrc enucr. ara
Nrpcruc mcIoc2, at Atr ~ Mrs
Nn2mt2 Nolporion Ncritco@ hor q
vet hper al inc TO Ngru Ell Hunrt
ictiion@ Garnl. Stieorr q nctop
mOlcucrtt Ill &tQIitcr ci Ecco2. NJ
itnOt bucr Eurm AT uUrt uUrolot III
$4,000.
Craft imuict ucb TipcitOnc. Gcu
hciti0t StornL ser ltololct AZ Snc
foucr roicbc Mouool oJ 9tot I'll
Gir:oad itouiebc ian omtrcut al
| Grant / Vipcitouc ~ Cmtgu. ~ ira
| Hnu00nWiticruc rdr man belt o',too
ret. Observation-Disclosures blcu lcnl
liz uibrlot. i0Ct Stolpcr ~ (rrr
! tnUftcoG2 a Sen orfuuliNucuoC &uno.
Nut Slaatcri / Grit Normcl@
/ (crmluol Va1ftuO Cos me AnlrN !
Ncmpcrt pco q. Tuul oObncoc2 ror
Grin liNiic YiauOo0 mco % Wtuno
&jrtiomhco. Ser crpcoercbr2 btu
ieritc GoQ 800 Suju oN poo Stuttcr
Nu0l. 'ulo HlrtlonlNto MI DER
pco Be, me AulU0 fumc 'loQtc@ t.
500 Spin % 500 StuttCr NurN pr.
SoG.
Gcic for 100 Nnr fuitcr tp Iiliu.
ncr. Gu Ncprricutont Tor Set LAMBS.
ticuote Nalmo!ioc So. hor / Mimuc.
apoll5 lcict c. Stpfte @rlno ior q
5iNarum al TOO Mar. / hpilfcn (io
2eien bill belcbc iiq iii oper 10 MiI.
Iioncr Cellars. Sor Sc ieritc fem
Nor betaIcS Sl2,500 pr. Nar. Tor Dc
uGite lem Nar $4,000. oe nUitc lem
9lar $1,000 % &c nUiie lem 9lor
$4,000 Or. Mar. hporpaa Ser ion
hpcr al sc eprlNc 80 Nor fol bctolcs
S23.G00. Cicn0ommen liQacr pao
Gicollei Hpcnuc, ~ en- tociaQc;
Notwithstanding, ocr li9aer pac
iSoutelL or iolgt III innunc nlUgiig,
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Scitia 0iuS uuer @lippcbicraenc

EtTHH N'HU WI
Oenpcr mclotc Ssnoag, at Gil lt'rn-
pnnlie heitiN Tino oc1l Dag relcoc
reooncr ira Glippcbicracnc. &llocll
hapbe Ell Sort al so Dfil / 2inlen,
fnpffcnoc 5clc9rniitolpcr, rlpenoe
Greer % mlco Hooen oN p~oelggeroc
gpaninacr. Sanpel S%clcgra'- 'orl
Sclcionijcneltcn blep mlcget f%prfrebs
LET.
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Teoerol 8eierpe @anf. a~p9soporGt-
ningeit bill titles betpoeliee Sinorin.
ger peb oenlle me Hegel, pnaitaaes
Der, ba mango life bliper iitono i'll
at brirgc line Sicrbc op til Den
6illbtaligbeo, Iom Dc buroc pPre.
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lrg % ben npe Baibburn SfoIc6pe.
ming, fom / ben aaer nGrmeite Srem-
tio nlaa opfpres. On mn 3isrepei
bill fore birefte fra Iorbiibens til
Spbfioens Centre. nnlebcnbe ben
planlaqbe linton Standardization.
Weeo ben belle 8lat g%iermemfsrt pan.
itaaes Ga Grnsie at blipe en- al 2au.
bets pufreite 9per.
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W1pmtaua.
M%iontana slimrcr meo Eebcripcn.

DC. %ielge Ell al Regieringcn npll9
ofieniliqqiort Sp9apc or Erocentali-
tulct al llgiitc Dtauospcrioner heie.
re / Vtontonn cnb / nugcn anoen
Stnt. Man nil hape oct Ill, al oct
iipr or 8rllbcorbeiberc, loun lore
tr1ffcr Den enali9e Stanb.
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@isepmHn.
ga GrusIc' rloitc Auinoc opo.


Nfrs. Sophic Ring Scucrion, Der
nrpntea Tom Ben ulbitc Spluoc | "a
Crosse. or iorlcoen BOO. &un blco
80 Nar gonmel.
Hctteu paabuocr &icrtcbaliam. =
@tiIs Warthn Wlitjfe er uco Hcttcn |
@araboo tilficuot Ell G%ritatuiug al
$1,000, Tom Wclpiuc SapiS har at
uorcoc Tor al hare brliot iii Seitc
on sGgteifab. @cSgc cr ira &ecos'
burg.
gar rloitc Snobpaaer / Green
Van. Ea,rict McGormicf, iom par
Green Bans % Sromn Gomtna Ulo'
lie SuobnQ0cr. er o'auact peo SsocT
/ III Nlem / opcnurputc an. t06 Mar
0anuucl. San hauhc hoct 8recl
Gan &c llNitc 60 9lar.
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SDo Safota.

Sainn cn &ctcran. Gudll Gper.
ion, Toitmcitlr Eeno, or llciop bic
pen irroia mco in iieroe 6oltetTl'
linQ, % ban moa oericr nGre at req
nc Tor &ctcruu pau bette Snlranoe.
san bar ucmllQ uirfct pcn hocr dol.
fctulina iincu 800. Settle War blcp
han onuiil icr Solpnlhip / No1o
| Gpuultp % 10 / Buffalo, % ban
brllNtc lnn cuttrclt locluttcnoe
IuoitlcucH Nc'tc opcr biSIc bctn0ell'
&C StrTfnrlNlr
SrmninasipOrosmanl Ior Ecais'
latnrcn. &c Ntrub, Der arhclocr 'or
NnlUQ al en- itor Sruruing i Dds.
Iouriilobcn lr~uocnior Ntobrlogc, 'taI
prrc aipct Noriifrin9 ON, al
Spsresmnolct oil optaGca III %e'
honollna uc0 Sen Grtralcalion a. &c
aiSlaiurcn. ION maaitc blipcr lam
mcnfalnt / Moi. Set fol ncn1Ilf
pare mrbcrioritaact, az oerne SEES
lien life blipcr Iummerfalot Ter %
al S~ngeniercr iorctagne llnoer'egel
Ter % @~crc1uinger err belt Irrolge
Snaeu Saan paa areatnrer. =
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ten, Der omiaiirr @uen saith. ba'
ira inc Observation-Disclosures | E'icl
iaoci Den &c'tco at Der ocrnc %da,
lttc MI ldonc2 Vclac paa NpTA. &c
or 'n1i, al Ncuuc Ncarrnallil1 G.
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DOG al oplorc eli llcact lisrrc @p1-
nina pna ben leicbe Cont.
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fuIitc.
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fcbn q, Shofupec har letop nlobtu
act WclOinl ON Ell Sfrlpclic, hnn
for opcr CT 9lar liocn operloo til ut
%lontcrhnpct9 NcIgcr. alrfcbn uor
Ionl Soloat mncrpcia tilbnlc ira
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Der 0if lt6 ira al ~lfio0lctpn par Bic
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al Oscar $ncobIom hcn orrbtc
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melltcr Qiort Tor Aoution.
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9lar oanumcl % bocn0e paa Sno't.
ben / Y(lmcnpolla, CT rlrnoct | Nlll.
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liza res Eafr Wtinnctpnfa. Sohnlon
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tonta. GoIf / SntcQncn hapoc pTret
opmcrfiom pno &%l0cbrauocn, men De
hapoc life umaQct iiG mco al lod I'll
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Ter uar ubcboCt.
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itolcbuQninNcn / Nolo en- I%orIeocn
brulot ill @rum0cu. &,ocu q "
ituact oerpco. al man til Hcnglsrln1
hopoc brllat Scroicuc. (obc,a Ster
relic a fife uuQiuci.
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NurS Cafpta.
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itolcbuQliuNcu / Nouo en- iorleocn
brrnot ill @rlm0cu. ,&locl bar op
ituact oerpc0. at MAJ til Hcnglarin1
hopoc brllat Stroicuc. (obc,a Ster
relic par fife op8iuct
@entcr itur Subilntnina. ) &ebct
al ,loitc SsnboN iit ser Is &crnbo
ucpoluc nleo GluttcQo02 % l<noIlnt
icrc giclulcm NorQo lmocrpei2 III
iorificuiQc Stc0cr / North Gatoto.
MISUNDERSTANDING Morit pen
Ter iunr en- mcQct ltor ,<ltorutnin0 AZ
Gormcre ira Stottr / ccntruIc &c
item.
gnnobrnoeifulcu bar II Nrnoucn'
ter. 9tiQou92ieitliGhc0truc ue0 North
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nuocr Stco ocnuc ll1e. ~ u ora
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or i NarNo SporQ@mdal ON at lUlAC
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Nctolicrct TldH FOR 0ct itorc Norctu
lcloc. Hlrbcihci oninNca at folts
omfriua 500. 600. net Wnbcu opCl
Ell 500 IoO@ StrrtninN miht / @ucr
mnn iUuIc@ IS 800
Tcw Hucfiuro iaicn / Mnrfcn. -
Community Gtib / NottfOro bar I'M
ser ct nnlla aiholot Wtebc ncolot d
i~orificnlge &omitcer Tor al aicncp
touc aanrpen FOR al 'na Stat9fapito
lei ilo.tct ira &iSmortf Ill %fcritnTrn
tc IN. Tn @cpilgniug blcp allcreoI
ior nogen Sio tjltapc aiort Tor a
bcitrioe SmtoitniuNcruc mcN oenn
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Ill NJ brinac Sagcn for Statell
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Observation-Disclosures &cirllation
@rano Sprfa rupportcrcocH Str@oa
MorecL al Stormcn Der bopnc al
tuqci Ell Ncitlahco al 20 0il ! .
men. III Uco3iralIt par belt llalllI
The Washington times., 1920-11-18
new EXPRESS RATES
ANNOUNCED BY |. c. c.

The Interstate Commerce Commits
sion today decided the classification
cases OF the American Railway Ex-
press Company. The rulings include
changes in classification and rates OF
several hundred commodities.
A rate of / cent per pound was
substituted for the present rate on
newspapers, forwarded on the date
OF issue between all points where the
first class rate does not exceed $3.50
per 100 pounds" and where Wagon
service is not needed in the receipt or
delivery. The ruling also provides
that the rates shall apply only "when
special mail or newspaper trains are
not used"
The Washington times., 1920-11-18
LOCAL STOCK EXCHANGE.

Deals in Capital Traction stocks
and bonds featured the session Of the
Washington Stock Exchange today.
with Continental Trust and Mergen-
thaler stocks and Potomac Electric
G's also figuring in the business of the
day.
A. $1,000 Capital Traction 8 sold at
the opening at S63i, after which
trading in these securities became
quiet until after call, when two $1,000
bonds and one $500 sold at the same
figure, and one $1,000 and one $500
went at 81.
Fifty shares of Capital Traction
stock sold during the session at S5b.
after which three shares sold at S5%
Continental Trust stock to the
number of twelve shares sold at 10,
while ten shares OF Merganthaler was
disposed of at 125 and a $1,000 Poto-
mac Eletcric General sold ut y l..
The Washington times., 1920-11-18
HELD STOCK TOO LONG.

MRS. T. r. A.-Among other In
vestment securities left me by my
deceased husband Is a certificate
for 100 shares Of De.vsr ssd Ris
GrsnSe Railroad common stock
which ne bought. ] think. in 1910
at something Ike $50 a share. ex\
pecting that It would not be long
before the road would declare a
dividend, which II had never done
up to that time. We formerly lived
In Colorado and Travelled a good
deal over the lines Of this rail-
road. my husband being a mining
man. and II always appealed to him
as a stock that should some day be
worth a great deal more money
than the price he paid for his
shares. He wanted me never to
sell the stock should / outlive him
and l have faithfully followed his
Instructions. meanwhile seeing the
The Washington times., 1920-11-18
BANKERS SELECT ATLANTIC CITY

Atlantic City was again chosen as
the meeting place for the next annual
convention OF the Maryland State
Bankers Association, and May II, IS
and 10 were selected as the dates.
This was decided at a meeting OF the
committee of administration held at
the Western National Bank at Balti-
more yesterday. The details for
the coming convention were left
to Charles Ham, the secretary,
and William Marriott, the treas
urer OF the association. Those
present at the meeting, in ad-
dition to Mr.. Ham and Mr.. Marriott
were John B. Kieffer, Of Hagerstown.
president of the associations; w. S.
Gordy. jr.. DR.. Samuel A. Graham,
of Salisbury; George W. Waters, OF
Laurel; Yates Pennin,an and Thomas
II. Fitchett, OF Baltimore
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The call OF the mother country and
the lure of possible fortunes which
would lead to a life OF comfort and.
Perhaps. ease In their native coun-
tries Is responsible for a wave OF
speculation In foreign currencies that
g now being witnessed In all large
financial centers. especially New
York city.
Notwithstanding the misfortune
wave OF speculation which occurred
several years ago In Russian rubles.
the possibility OF large fortunes to
be harvested out Of a rise in the
price of exchange on foreign 9pun-
tries Is actuating persons Of fofeigt.
birth. occupying all kinds OF posi-
tions In life, to purchase European
monies which are now quoted at lars,
discounts when compared with the
quotations that ruled prior to the
war.
Heads of the foreign exchange de-
partments OF the large banking in
stitutions and partners In private
banking firms. which cater to the
foreign element in the Eastern States,
are authority for the statement that
persons born on he other side but
now making a livelihood in America
have purchased m any millions OF dol
lars worth of German marks. Italian
lire, French francs, and Austrian
kronen.
.RACING WITH PRESSES
There is a great difference of opin-
ion as to whether the buying of for
eign currencies and exchange is
good speculation or a poor one. Some
say the buyers arc racing with the
printing Of the foreign governments.
Those considering the puchase of
foreign exchange or currency fair
speculation say it Is only question
OF time when the finances and indus
Try OF the European countries Will
begin improving and that the better
laent should be reflected In higher
quotations for foreign exchange.
Irrespective of the merits or de-
merits involved in buying foreign
currency, speculation at this time is
greatest in the German mark. Veal
thy. as well as people working for
wages, are daily absorbing huge
amounts Of German marks around
] 4-1O cents per mark. Prior to the
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LIBERTY BONDS.
House has announced will go into
feet after December ..
BIG QUESTION Is UP.

The question seems to be-"Will a
number Of the banks and trust COM
panies Of the city be clearing direct
ly after December 8, or will another
clearing house be organized?
Meanwhile a number of bankers
are doing all they can to see that
some sort Of an agreement can be
arrived at during the meeting this
evening. fully realizing that the va
rious units OF the banking business in
the city should remain in close
touch in order that the best inter-
ests of the District may be served.
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CORPERs- ARE HEAVY.

The copper issues were again
heavy and Anaconda yielded to q neN
low for the year at 39&. In the
early afternoon Sears. Roebuck broke
over 3 points to 1884 American In
ternational after dropping to 44H
during the forenoon. came back to
Az. Some OF the motor shares
shoyed an easier tendency. White Oil
selling OF 3 points to new lot at
3Gb and Pierce Arrow touched a new
low at 21A.
Other lows for the year were made
by Keystone, Tobacco Products and
Barrett Oil.
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LOCAL SECURITIES.
Washington stock Exchange.
SALES.

Capital Traction SIS. $1,o00QsS%.
Potomac Electric Gen. S's, $1,000
s3h.
Capital Traction, 25@S5h. 25aS5Es,
3@S5&.
Continental Trust, 2d11V, 10Q110.
Mergenthaler. 10M125.
After call:
Capital Traction So. 81, l,0000S6% Y
S1.000GS6&, S600TsS6X. $1,GO04S7,
$5OO187.
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO. Nov. 1s.---Whcat opened
u to IA cents lower. Corn started
- to y cent lower and oats were Off
= cent.
Opening; Wheat-,December. l,S to
December, 71ia to q; May. 78x' to
TN; July 76% to ts. Oats--De-
cember. 49, to ~; May. 6i% to SO.
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ARE AWAITING DECISION.
DIVIDEND NOTICES.
NEK1;ENTHALEK LINOTYPE co.

DIVIDEND 100.
regular quarterly dividend of az per
mt on the capital stock Of Mergenthaler
inotype Company will be paid on Decem,
.-g- 81, 1920, TO the stockholders OF record
,hey appear at the close OF business on
december 1, 1870. Tho Transfer BOOKS
III not be closed. .-
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stock decline to a point OF almost
extinction. DO you think that II
will be entirely wiped out? Would
you advise me to sell IL for what
little money l can now get for Il:
Out OF a total investment In excess
OF 100000 this was the only poor
one my husband made. and there
fore ! am comfortably fixed so far
as money matters are concerned.
Answer-DenveP asd RE Graade
common and preferred stocks haya
been almost wiped off the slate al
ready. The common selling around
$50 n share and the preferred
around $275 are as near hopeless as
anything could be.
This Is a case where you should
have exercised your own judgment In
disobeying your husbands instruc-
tion, and sold the stock when the
troubles commenced to multiply foi
the unfortunate Denver. The roads 4
guarantee OF the Western Paefne
bonds was its undoing. We doubt
that you will recover anything by
holding the stock any longer.
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