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The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-10-07

In Witness Whereof. haYe hersunto
set my hand and affixed the Great Seal
Of the state OF Colorado, at the city OF
Denver; this 18th day Of September, A
d. 1920.
JAMES r. holland.
(seaD Secretary Of State
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IN Witness whereof. I have hsrsanee
set my hand and AFFIXED the Great 0eal
II the state of Colorado at the city Of
psnver this tsth day OF September. \
JAMES r. holland.
(oeaD Secretary Of Stata.
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In Witness whereof. have hereuuts
set my hand and affixed the Great Seal
Of the state OF Colorado, at the sitV OF
JAMES r. NoLAND,
tSsaD Secretary OF State
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Estate of Claus WagonmAiser, De-
ceased
Al; persons having claims sgasnst
said estate are hereby notified to re
sent them for adjustment to tn
county court of Fremont county. Colo
rado, on the 18th day of October. A D.
1920.
ELLA wAGONMAKER.
Administratrix-
First Pub. September 16, 1920.
Last Pub. October Z, 1920.
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Amendment to Section
II Of Article x OF the
STATE Constitution pro-
viding that the General
Assembly may authorfzs
an additional levy never
TO exceed one mill for
the support and better
rnent Of the State Edu-
cationai Institutions
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Ss:ss & II F.ssss :ss 'ss:s:s :
s tSs s. ss~s s.ss =. rGSvsdsd ~ a.. A. into into
ikss pureose: and the said Board oi
SoSasy q Rssis9 ss.l, .. .~sss a .ses, s.S
contract to the lowest rerpcnsIhie bid
Ssr sssssfsf % an. ana cor ss .a hss
e County Commissioners shall require
6 sooe snd suffieisss bond IN the
board Of County commissioners. The
ssfkf sf .nson sS :ss S. e ss
lunity for photosr.phins. tssn.crieins
Board OF County commissieners may
Esjest any and al such bid: u case
q commissioners to be too high.
osstion u. For the purpose of fix.
sSs z. .os o 9sn:t fo
6ossty. Prscinct and other officsrs. the
ose's shs q rousss ss''c c.:s :s' IN Div
ssctio. II. For the purpose of fig
COUNTY superi,,endent Of Schools and
sns os ssr .s:i 5. Count, ss ;.as os
y {. S..sSy .i,.:hS1 @ .sa mad: .
Eot the rwsnty-ssventS Senstorisi
District the Fourth judicial District
pad the Sixth Normal District. and T.
oArsoa. Lincoln and chsysnns fer rep
eoosntattve purpossA
. Section Is. n any ssstioa. sut-see-
Act 10 for any reason beid 10 - an
sSs:ss ~: ss,isi.s ss Sls' q sSs rsSsi.iss :s lag
TIE ,secretary ee esete, Atternsy
Qenerai ana Reporter OF the supreme
3ourt 10 hereby dssignats and fix ~
atfvs measure herein the following:
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Providing for the Con-
temporaneous Construc-
uon of the Moffat. Mon
arch and San Juan Tun-
nails Through the Conti-
mental Divide and Pro-
vidtng for the Issuance
Of Bonds Therefor.
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Appropr,a.lns runds
lrd Laboratory for the t
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az

CoNsTIrUTIoNlf. 1MENDMEEF.
Nwmber of COsate yudEe.-
Notice IL hereby given. oe4t at the
second day OF November. A. d. 1870.
there win be submitted to the qaAu-
fled electors of the STATE OF Colorado
the question of Rmsn6InE the Consti-
tuition of said State
Fhs authority for submitting such
question Is found in Section Two (2).
Article XIX of the Constitution Of the
State of Colorado. and In Senate Bill
No. 16o OF the Twenty-second General
Assembly. which Is. in words and fig
ures. following. viz:
AN ACT
TO suBMIT TO THE QuALIyIEp
ELECTORS OF THE STAIk OF
SECTION q OF ARTICLE vi OF
THE CONSTITUTION OF THE
STATE OF COLORADO. CONCERN-
ING COUNTY JUDGEg
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In Witness whereof. have hersunto
81 my hand and affixsd the Great Seal
Nf the state of Colorado, at the city OF
Pscver this 18th day Of September. A.
JAMES n NoLAND.
(8ea1b Secretary OF State
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CoLoRXDo. iHrTIAfE6 ~ PETi-
THp T,1s nTEEFExpIEn UEDeE IH. iSrnAT'v.
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An ACT CREATING YEs
fHB COUNTY OF -
H.A0LER NO
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PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO THE
CONSTITUTION OF THE STATE OF
COLORADO. INITIATED nv PErf-
TION UNDER THE INITIATIVE
AND REFEREHDUM.
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NOTICE OF ADJUSTMENT DAY.

First Pub. September 80 1920.
last Pub. October 2s. 1920
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-10-07

STATE OF coLoRADo.
ING COUNTY JUDGEl.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-12-02
Some Fire Prevention Hints.

Prevent fires that is the slogan
of the Barre fire department. and by
constantly working with that in mind
the department seems to have accom-
plished its purpose 10 a vast extent.
By occasional reminders through The
Times the departments work has be
come much easier in spreading the
slogan and by informing the people
the best methods and habits to elm
nate hazards. With the winter grasp
ing a stronger hold each day it be
comes necessary to pay particular at.
%tention to furnaces. stoves, and all
other heating devices. Before leaving
your homes, stores, offices, store
houses, barns or any place heated, az
tend TO the heating apparatus. just a
little time saves a lot of trouble and
loss for you, the fire department and
the city. as well as others more OF
less indirectly concerned. Do not empty
hot ashes in a wooden or card board
box. Clean out stove pipes often and
in case of fire notify the department
by telephone in preference to ringing
a general alarm. but do not hesitate "a
ring the alarm when a telephone Is not
near and when fire threatens destruc-
ton. Everyone should know the TO-
cation Of the nearest alarm box TO his
home or place Of business. These are
the suggestions Of Fire Chief John
HeneY.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-12-02
NORTH CALAIS

win White Is taking down the Ma
son Wheeler house and moving 1t to
Hardwick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ned Webster and
laughter. Phyllis. of Cabot were sun
lay visitors at the home of Freeman
Lawson.
Mrs. William Smell Of Woodbury. Wis.
ted her son. Wilbur Parker, over Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Holmes of Barre
and Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Lounge OF
Marshfeld ate Thanksgiving dinner
with Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Lounge.
Mrs. Julia GalIison has finished worE;
for Colonel II. S. Foster and has re.
turned home.
Charles Daley of Montpelier spent
last Thursday at the home of his broth
or, Harry Daley.
Billie Drown had the misfortune to
run his finger into the clothes wringer
recently and a physician had to be
called TO dresss the wound.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Chase of Montpel-
Ter visited her sister, Mrs. Sadie Park
or. over Sunday.
Della Foster and daughter OF Jeter-
s~onyille are working for Colonel H. 5.
Foster.
Willard Daley Of Adamant is work
NC for Horace Douglass.
Milo hitch of Hardwiek was a re-
cent business visitor in town.
Mrs. Emma Holt spent Thanksgiving
with her brother, Frank Fuller.
Miss Luella kittell returned sun
day, after spending the week end at
her home in st. Adams.
!. A. Hastings Of Walden was an
over Sunday guest at the home of Mrs,
CYNTHIA Thurston.
Mr.. and Mrs. George lawson of East
Calais visited friends here on Sunday.
Hiland Holmes was in HardwicS
Monday.
MIR. and Mrs. Elwin Daley enter
tanned about % relatives on Thanks.
giving day.
Wilbur Morton OF Montpelier was in
town Monday.
Walter Clyde Daley was in Hard
wick Tuesday.
W. s. Daley of Adsmant visited his
mother Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fiery Young of Mont
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-12-02
Talk OF THE TOWN

Dance, Rowland hall, Saturday, Dec.
4. Music by the Oriental Six.--adv.
Watch and clock repairing. Prices
right. Z. o. Holmes, 8 Maple Grove
street. Tel. 24l-X.
Friday, Dec. 3, is the day of the sale
of candy and fancy articles at the
Church of the Good Shepherd.-adv.
Regular meeting Of A. 0. II. Thurs
day night, Dec. 2, at 7 o'clock. Election
of officers. A good attendance is de-
sired.
George j.. Bond of the George f.
Bond Granite Co, Inc, has returned
from a business trip through the mid
die west.
Take advantage of our wonderful of
for of S25 worth of records free with
he purchase of a Pathe talking ma
hine. The terms will be made to suit
sou. Let us tell you, Barre Drug Co,
adv.
Found: An exceptional opportunity
20 have your heavy rubber footwear
ulcsnized. Anyone can secure this
opportunity by calling on James Hast
ngs at his vulcanizing and repair
hop, 371 North Main street.-adv.
The program for the Universalist
air Thursday night is to be given
~ the campfire girls and Bluebirds.
t will consist of attractive flag group
ngs, a plsylet, campfire songs and .
)elsarte drill. The time, s O'clock
omission, l5c.-adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-12-02
TALK OF THE TOWN

Get your batteries stored at Oil
ver's battery station,-adv.
Dance, Rowland hall, Saturday, Dec
4. Music by the Oriental Six.-adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-12-02

Regular meet
NA ing of Degree Of
~@ Pocahontas on
~ Thursday we
ming. Dec , at : O'Clock Refresh
ments-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-12-02

A ~M A regular meeting
~T% Of Barre lodge. No.
~Ss 1921. L. O. O. NJ, will be
A$z<r9S held Thursday. Dec. ,.
frH in X. Of 7. hall az 1880
| p. m. Members please
attend.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-12-02
ORANGE

Charles Richardson, who had his eye
removed az the City hospital Satur'
day. is doing as wen a. could be ex'
pected.
Mrs. X. l.. Richardson Is in a Sc
rions condition at the City hospital
Mrs. sherman Chamberlin Is sick
with a cold.
Frank Aiken has moved into W. r
Swift's tenement.
William ID. Flanders and Rosary Bis
son spent the Thanksgiving recess 81
home from the University of Vermont
r. l.. Flanders has accepted a posi-
ton hunting gypsy moth for the gov.
eminent. At present he Is working
around st. Johnsbury.
A. T. Companion is recovering from
an attack of blood poisoning.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-12-02
RANDOLPH


The funeral of the late Mrs. George
Slack was held ON Wednesday with in
terment here. The severe rain and diff
ficult walking made the attendance
much smaller than it would other
wise have been. Rev. Fraser Metzger
vas the officiating clergyman.
The regular meeting of the grange
was held on Saturday night, this be-
ing the annual meeting. Reports OF
the year just closing We're given, and
the business of the past twelve months
closed. Following this the officers were
elected as follows: Worthy master,
Pearl Daniels; overseer, Gordon La
Bounty; lecturer, Mrs. Gertrude Fas-
sett; steward, Robinson Heath; assist
ant steward. George Rye; chaplain,
Mrs. G. l.. Carrigan; treasurer, Mrs
John Curran; secretary, Mrs. Mary
Nichols; gate keeper, Edward Harlow;
Ceres, Mrs. Pearl Daniels; Pomona,
Mrs. Gordon ~LaBounty; Flora, Mrs.
Rowe; lady assistant steward, Miss
Arlene Rowe; pianist, Miss Carolyn
Wright; chorister, Edwin Martin; To-
al reporter, Mrs. g. l.. Carrigan. II
il expected that the installation will
take place the last of the month, or
the first Of January.
Mrs. Hall, who has been here from
Boston to visit her son, A. X. Hall,
md wife for a few days, left Wednes-
day for her home 70 remain for a time
before going to Virginia for the win
ter.
A movemeAt is being made at the
present time by the several branches
# the Masonic fraternities to insure a
better Masonic hall than the present
ne. which they have occupied for sew
raj years. As the order increases in
membership, the quarters are made
luate for the needs Of those using the
ixl and the conveniences are very
United. A meeting has been called on
Dec. I for the several organizations
meeting there, when reports OF the
ammittee will he given and some ac-
ion taken. Several locations and prop.
rites are being considered, with the
hope Of purchasing and remodeling,
which viii be considered at this time.
This joint meeting will be attended by
all the bodies, including the Eastern
Star. whose home has been in this
place since the great fire many years
ago.
A son was born on Tuesday to Mr..
and Mrs. George Jerd of this place.
The child is the grandson of Mr.. and
Mrs. s. w. Howard and Mrs. Mary
Herd. all of this town.
Big reduction in millinery. o I
fail to take advantage OF these ire
mendous price reductions. Mrs. Ahern'
adv
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-12-02
Pageant, "Priscilla's Dream"

Priscilla ...,........ Lillian Papil
Columbia ........,,.. Mollie Min
The following characters enter II
he order named;
English Villagers and Puritan Chill
Misses Lawless, L. Reynolds, X
looth, Boyce. Messrs. Club. g. Mar
ion, Quinlsn, HOWE, Miss Bixby,
Sailors from the "Mayfower'-
uessrs. Hamel, Tierney, Watkins
PIERCE, Cheever, Higgs. Miles, Henes.
Puritans-Misses NJ. Smith, Bixby
ierrard, Grady. +. Youug,NG. Robin.
on. Messrs. Vercoe, E~isenwinter, Sui
IVAN w. Lane, Suitor. Redmond.
Cold. Famine and Death-Misses {
Reynolds, Ballard, Leslie.
Friendly Indian Women Misses
lrowu, \. Mcmahon, ID. Mcmahon
Morrison, |. Milne, rassie, Gladding
Ioban.
Indian Woman with Pspoose-Mis'
Doris Marion.
Indian Braves-Messrs. Perry
1Leary, Douglas, A. Marion, Mitch
ell. Wood.
John Alden and Priscilla Edward
Bosworth, Miss Ethel Young.
Autumn Leaves-Misses l.. Papin
iauthier, NJ. Ralph, G. Ralph, Ross
Murphy, Bilodeau, Coffin.
= Orehestra-Misses Smith, Nichols
Bixby, Croteau, Ladd, Hoban; Messrs
White, ID. White, Frsnzi. Brown
pianist for orchestra, Miss Perry; pi
mist for Glee club, Miss Allen; direc.
or of pageant, Miss Eva Smith; direc.
tor of music and accompanist, Miss
Marion Dorward-adv
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-12-02
Comparison

you know" said the woman whose
motor car had u down a man" fou
must have been walking very care
Iessly. / am a very careful driver. |
have been driving a car for seven
years"
LADY. you've got nothing on me.
I've been walking for ffty-four years
Detroit News.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-12-02

pelier was at Herbert Scribner's one
day last week.
Mr. aud Mrs. +. A. Scribner were
business visitors in Hardwick n day
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs, Will Richard OF Ada
mant were in town Saturday.
Several from here attended the Ben
iamin auction in East Montpelier Mon
day,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. S. Webber of Hard
wick visited at the home of her sister
Mrs. Sadie Parker. Sunday.
Simon Chase is i'll with pneumonia.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-12-02
TALK OF THE TOWN

All those donating articles for the
PRESBYTERIAN church sale and supper
please note change of date. Sale, Dec.
2, supper, Dec. 3.-adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-12-02
Presbyterian Supper Menu.

Presbyterian church supper Dec. 3.
Menu:
Chicken pie Mashed potatoes
Cranberry sauce Cabbage salad
Hot rolls Cake Pie
Tea Coffee
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-12-02

A regular meeting 81
NN Luyal Green Mountain
W. lodge viii b. held in their
han on Thursday evening
De 2 ~ $50 O'Clock 70 vote on the
dcuble benefit. also nomination u OH
Gers. A fun ATTENDANCE i requested
PEI order - y. @
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-12-02
PILGRIM CONCERT" (162o-1e2o).
paulding Glee Club and Orchestra
Assembly Hall, Dec. 8.

1920
Up with the Flag ......... Benne
Orchestra
The Mail Plane" ........ @. b. Neyir
Glee Club
70 a Wild Rose" ...... MacDowei
Glee Club
Comrades in Arms" DE Rover
Edward Hamel
1920
The Pilgrim Fathers" Brown. Wade
Glee Club
The Crusaders" ....,.. Rollinso,
Orchestra
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-12-02

Special Communication of
Granite lodge. No. IS, r. and
IA A. NJ. Friday. Dec. 3. at :
IN p. m. Work, NJ. VI. degree.
NY Refreshments viii be served.
M Per order w. ".
Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-23
BRITISH PLAYER DEFEATS
U. S. TENNIS CHAMPION

Wimbledon June 22-william M Johnston of California. United States singles champion. after winning the Iyon- don lawn tennis championship last week. was defeated today by J. C. Parke. the British internat tionar player in the seccnd round Of the tournament for the British tennis championship. The score was 7-5. 2-s. s-2 S-s
 Today's match was one of the most thrilling and hard fought contests ever staged on the famous Wimbledon courts,
 Enthusiasm reached it's height in the fourth set when Johnston succeeded in bringing the count 10 six all At the opening of this set the Californian was in a bad place. having only one game 10 the Englishman's three. He rallied and put the score at three all After the score stood at s-5 in favor of Parke Johnston won the next game and made extra play necessary.
 As the match nesred its close both players appeared 10 be nearly exhauJt- ed. but were still able 10 put some good shots across the net \ roar went up from the crowd when Parke scored the last point and there was an ovation for him that lasted three minuteA
 The other Americans who played to- day. Samuel Hardy. Axel E. Craven of California. and l. Norris Williams. won their matches.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-23

were out in the ninth inning. and no dispute of any kind arose over this play. A technical interpretation of the playing rules by the field umpire in which a hospital player was called out for verb al interference, an unusual occurrence to say the least, in the sixth inning de- layed the game a few minutes only. The decision was reversed and play re- stunned to the satisfaction of all con- cerned and the game finished as stated above.
 The account of the game as appeared in an evening paper contains a statement relative to the umpiring at the hospital, and no further statement is necessary regarding the same, in my opinion. Er- roneous statements of the kind in ques- tion, unless corrected, might be the means of preventing some teams from appearing at the hospital through fear of not receiving fair treatment at the hands of the home umpire:
 It is customary the world over. wher- ever baseball is played for the home team to furnish the umpire, and at the hospital. the visiting teams are always welcome to furnish an umpire in the field, as I really believe. two umpires to be more satisfactory than one. Hardly a day passes in the big leagues but what an umpire makes a mistake. and so it is not surprising if mistakes are made at the hospital games. where baseball is played for the pleasure oi the game. and the umpire works prac- tically free gratis.
 Very respectfully
 BILL WICKS. Manager Riverview Baseball Team, State Hospital
 Norwich, Conn.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-23
PRINCETON LEADS IN DAYS
 PLAY IN GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP

Glen Cove, N. Y, June 22-Prince- ton obtained a good lead today in the first days play for the team cham pionship of the Intercollegiate Golf as- sociation over the links of the Mas sau Country club here. Princeton rep resentatives had the low aggregate to- tai of 630 for four men over S6 holes as against Yale's 657. The other teams scores were:
 Harvard 675, Dartmouth 6S1, Will Hams 689, Columbia 698, Cornell I'll and Pennsylvania 721. S@
 Individual honors for the day went to J. Simpson Dean, the Princeton cap tain, with a total of 154. Two other Princeon men, T. J. E. Pulling and s. E. Foster, had 156 and 157 respectively A. L. Walker, IT,, of Columbia, present intercollegiate champion, had total of 157.
 A. L. Walker, Jr, the titleholder from Columbia, and J. Simpson Dean, the Princeton captain, who was run ner-up to Walker a year ago, played together. They had 77 and 78 respect lively.
 The best of the early returns were rounds of 75 by T. J. B, Pulling and s. E. Foster, both of Princeton. Jesse Sweetser, the Yale star, had 73, while M. w. Littleton, Jr., of Princeton, got around in 76.
 Scores today and tomorrow count for the team championship, the team of four with the lowest aggregate for 72 holes being declared the winner. Tomorrow's scores also will count as an individual qualifying round.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-23

eight in all, Lefty Gasale topped the list with three bingles to his credit. The heavy hitting of the winners was one reason for their drawing down the de- cision while five misplays by the Navy boys helped the locals to win. The Navy team had five men nailed at the plate on close plays when their men took a chance to add run to their side of the score sheet.
 Arthur the winners effective hurler, showed up we'll in this game and with perfect support his opponent would not have scored but two runs. Arthur him self hit for two bases, scoring a couple of runs.
 Lefty Gasare's slow benders puzzled the home boys for two innings, then they went at him in the third, whaling his off, ferings all over the lot Errors at crit ical points depreciated the value of his work, three of the winners runs being accounted for indirectly by misplays. Blanchette played a wretched game for the winners, falling down badly on every single chance he had. He turned in five errors. The score:
Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-23
PLAINFIELD TEAM WHITEWASHED
 BY CONN. MILLS NINE

Plainield Conn.-The local ball club was whiteWashed in great shape here Saturday by the Connecticut Mill steam of Danielson, the visitors shutting the home club out, 12 to 0. It was a walk away for the fast going Danielson out fit.
 Reddy. Blanchette, Adams and Caffrey each made two hits, while Couillard and Neal drew down one apiece Blanchette Couillard and Neal each whaled for doubles.
 Asa Passmore hurled for the winners and that he was serving them up be- wildering fashion is indicated in the fact that he allowed but one hit Picnic made that in the eighth. Carl Anderson of Baltic was in the points for the los CTS, his benders being found for ten hits.
 The winners made but one error Eli Blnachette turning in this one in the fourht The losers however played very unsteady ball, collectively they made nine misplays. Vincent. a one hand artist, had eight chances and on five of them he blew up.
 Rainey Stockton and Anderson played best for the losers. while Caffrey Elliott, Reddy and Couillard starred for the winners.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-23
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
FOREIGN EXCHANGE DEALINGS
 FEATURED STOCK MARKE


 New York, June 22-Dealings in the itock market today were once more pbordinated to strength of international exchange and stringent monetary condi- 1ons
 Demand bills on London again approx mated the four dollar mark, that quota ion being the highest since las, Apri French and Italian remittances rose in rympathy and the German mark made material gain. Rates on eastern Euro- sean capitals were not materially al cred.
 In the money market demand loans opened at per cent. advancing to 10 ger cent before o'clock and to II Der snt. in the final hour, that price holding tt the close. Brokers reported as much ls g per cent bid for time funds on all industrial collateral
 The railroad strike was without pro- ,ounced effect on the transportation list. but shares of industrial companies whose operations must inevitably suffer rom the freight embargo offered only entative resistance to pressure.
 In fact the stock market. still lacking lullish incentive or leadership aside from he sporadic trading of pools in special lies. drifted idly but almost steadily downward after it's uncertain beginning. Prominent industrials, especially steels, equipments, motors and oils showed net osses of one to two points. Sales amounted to 100000 shares.
 Insistence in some quarters that yes terday's moderate inflow of gold from Canada bears direct relation to payments pn the Anglo-French loan were denied. Foreign bonds were steady, but liberty Issues and active rails and industrials continued irregular on moderate offer mre Total sales par value S11, 400 900. Did U. S.'s 4's rose If per cent on call.