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The State Of Texas
County Of FL Paso.
Before me- the undersigned authority. on
this day personally appeared John II May
K. Q. Walshc, Dean Clark, W. H. Mauldin
W. d. Dykes, Dan r. Ezell, known to me "a
be the persons whose names are subscribed "a
the foregoing instrument and they and each
Of them acknowledged to me that they executed
he same for the purposes and consideration
therein expressed.
Given under my hand and seal Of office
this 2itf day Of January, A. D. 1890
(Seal) u. s GOEN
Notary Public in and for Fl Paso County
Texas.
The State Of New Mexico,
County OF Luna
Before me, the undersigned authority, or
this day personally appeared Thomas II Jones
known 20 me TO be the person whose name
is subscribed to the foregoing instrument and
acknowledged TO me that he executed the same
for the purposes and consideration therein ex
pressed.
Given under my hand and seal OF office
this the 2sth day Of January A. D. 1920.
(Seal MARY NEWLIN
Notary Public in and for Luna County, New
Mexico.
My commission expires December 2, 1928.
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THE FOOLHARDY
TUBERCULAR PATIENT

DR.. Fulwider, himself a patient In
Ward l, has good advice for his fellow
sufferers:
Fifty per cent OF the tubercular pa
tents may be classed as mentally de-
fective. Those referred to as such are
those who seem to consider their health
at very low value and refuse to
guard II.
Many patients, after sputum test
has proven negative, jump at the con-
clusion that they have no tuberculosis.
Some even refuse to believe 1t when all
clinical and physical signs confirm the
diagnosis.
According 10 post norton figures
obtained I'm Austria, over 90 per cent
Of all people at some time or other In
their lives have tuberculosis. In n
large majority OF these cases the dis
ease becomes arrested before there has
been any material damage done and
may be classed as acute cases. Only
the cases that run on for weeks and
the patient comes to the physician
complaining Of tired feeling are
diagnosed as tubercular. II the patient
receives liz treatment, as a great num-
Der do not, until they are no longer
able TO work, they can be picked out by
anyone as a consumptive. This is one
OF the classes OF cases that don OF think
that there il anything wrong with
them until too late. In all hospitals
treating tuberculosis, one will find
men and women who put everything
ahead of their health. They think that
they are fooling the doctors and slip
ping something over when they can
stay out OF bed during rest hours dance
and stay up late at night. Some pa.
tents seem to need someone to stand
over them and see that they stay In
bed as long ns necessary and have NOT
the mentality or will power, or what
ever You might call II, TO take their rest
without being watched. Our hospital
Is no exception to the rule, where the
men come from all parts OF the coun
try and all class or society. The way
some of the patients act here / wonder
that the results that are obtained arr
possible They are to be seen in every
ward and those that do not know th'
meaning OF the term psychopathi'
would class them as Ordinary nuts
There one sees tubercular patient
doing the things that are absolutely
contraindicated in the treatment OF tn
berculis. he makes mental note, INC
brains" Some patients get the un
healthy idea that II their case Is ar
rested or classed as cure" which Is
indeed, very rare, they imagine that
they will never have tuberculosis again
and they go helter-skelter until they
break down their resistance and have
the fight to go through with all over
again. They have burned their candle
Mt both ends.
These points must always he kept In
mind. "Once tubercular, always tn
bercular." Cheerful thought, isn't
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it?) II you are so fortunate as to get
an arrested case, remember that there
Is only an armlstice between Yourself
and the tubercle bacillus: you will find
him a treacherous opponent and the
first time that you are physically off
your guard, either through sickness
(for this reason many OF these cases
followed the "flu") or through neglect
TO keep up your resistance getting In
sufficient rest and overwork or too
much exercised, the tubercle bacillus Is
ready to renew his attack. He seems
to have the happy faculty OF coming
know better will do the most foolish
things, such as playing tennis, base
bali, football, basketball, running.
jumping, rowing, wrestling, pitching
hay, using an AK or hoe, boxing, skat-
ing and dancing. Any exercise that Is
strenuous and works up sweat should
be voluntarily put on the prohibitlve
list by the patient himself and be stu
diously avoided. Smoking Is not in
furious where one does not inhale, but
when one has the tendency TO inhale,
llt SnOulus IL nv NsiltH W ktt Ntiif uSN
will power enough to overcome the
habit or stop smoking altogether. l
do not wish TO pose as moralist, but
Il does make my heart ache for some
of the boys here when ! see them de-
liberately committing suicide by n slow
but sure method either through
thoughtlessness, ignorance or plain, or
dinary stubbOrness and reckless aban-
don. The case that puts pleasure be-
fore health is psychopathic and
should be treated as such, for he is
Just an ordinary nut" and his chances
OF recovery are almost hopeless, and
II he does manage TO get well 1t Is n
miracle and through more good luck
than sense. Perhaps the reason that
there are so many recoyeries from tn
,berculosis is that some OF us are just
naturally born lucky; from what
have seen OF the tubercular, recoveries
do not all happen through good man
agement.-Robert NJ. Fulwider in Sand
Storm Smile.
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DRAFT DODGERS WILL GET
TWO YELLOW STRIPES

Department Of Justice agents have
obtained enough evidence in the last
few months TO convict approximately
$4,000 alleged draft deserters, 1t Is
learned.
Following the announcement several
days ago by the War Department that
more than 100000 names have been
listed as draft evaders, Department OF
Justice officials have renewed their
zeal in obtaining evidence which would
convict the alleged slackers.
Despite the fact that interest In the
war has died down considerably, Of
ficials said, an accounting must be
madew It'll all persons who willfully
evaded the selective service law. The
maximum punishment for draft dodg-
ing, according to the terms OF the law,
Is one years Imprisonment.
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NEW ARRIVALS

Jesse d. Bounds, March 10. Pvt
Co. II, 10th Inr, AZ McAllar St,
Memphis, Tennessee.
Harold l.. Patten, March 90, Pvt.
j1st SIP. Sig. Corps, Granville, Ohio.
Charles Calvin Clark, March II,
Pvt. u. $. Army, 2I0 10th ST., Port
land, ore.
Silas Il. Whitdon, March 10, Pvt,
Co. |, $50 Inf, Fargo. Mo.
Joseph Guenther, March 10, Pvt,
Co. B. LIST II. y. COnvalescent, Center,
SIP East Florida Ave, Kenmore, Ohio.
Miss Julia Cameron, March -,
Nurse. A. y. C., Mt Pleasant, Texas.
James McSnyder March 10, Pvt,
lei Hospital Train No. 6s, Gloucester
Ohio.
james A. Montgomery, March 10
Fireman L. s. s., ST. Louis, 212 w
Wheeler, Oklahoma City, Okla
Fred Thomson, March -, Pvt, Co
NJ, S0th Inf, Oklahoma City, Okla.
Irwin Il. Jones March L.. Pvt, Gas
ual 20. No 915S, ID. b., 1888 Symnes
St. Cline, Ohio.
Delbert Hayes, March 10, Seaman
Gel, U. $. n. 716 Young St, Middle
town, Ohio.
Abraham Sclikman. March -, Mech.
"a Sup. Co., No. Z, Artisan Place
Houston, Texas.
Howard J. Lucier. March 10, Capt
IG1 Aero So. % Arlington St. North
| hampton, Mass.
William Schneider, March 13, Pvt
I1-CL, 327 Casual Co., 523 Gridley Ave.
| Akron, Ohio.
William Osborne, March 10, c. ave.
1925 Lewis St, San Diego, Cal.
Ray G. Barnett. March 10, Ret
/ Camp Funston, Mimi, Okla.
Edward Wagner, March 16, Fire
man. U. $. S. Wisconsin, Keysport, IL
Julian McGillis, March 10, Cpl,
NJ. c.. 33S Baker Co., Malta. Mont
William NJ. X. Hoffman, March II
Cook 125th CO., Transp., Corps, POI
Swiss Ave, Dallas, Texas.
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LANDLUBBERs. TAKE NOTICE

Thousands of men are needed 10 man
Americas new merchant fleet. The
United States Shipping Board has sent
request for apprentices 10 Lieut.. Col.
Mathew G. Smith. in charge Of getting
employment for ex-sOldiers and eX-
sailors, and head OF the office OF the
assistant to the Secretary Of War. Pre-
vious experience is not required. APP
picanis may choose either the deck or
stewards department, or engine room
service. All must be citizens Of the
United States. between the ages Of Is
and %. and agree TO stay one year.
The United States Shipping Board
maintains stations in Boston, New
York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Chicago,
st. Louis, Atlanta and Los Angeles.
PersOnsn OF living near these cities may
make application to the secretary OF
the local chamber Of commerce. New
men are sent to one OF the three train
ing schools maintained at Camp stu
art. Va; San Francisco, Cal, or Sc
attic, Wash, where they receive $50 II
month, besides quarters and subsist-
ence whel in training. After "A short
course Of one on two months the APP
prentice takes his place in actual work
at sea, and is paid 500 month and all
allowances.
Men with special qualifications can
earn in short time as high as $3.50 q
month II a man has high school
education or equivalent, he can qualify
TO be an officer in one years time.
Two years is required for others
There are plenty Of vacancies and pro
motion Is rapid
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LIST Of OUR NURSES AND
WHERE THEY COME FROM

Miss NJ. Marie Miles, Lexington,
Richland county, Ohio.
Miss Johanna Eggers, Center juno
ton, Iowa.
Miss Myrtle Chapman, Granton, Wis.
consin.
Miss Clara J.. Barnett, oshkocl.
wisconsin.
Miss Anna Marie Nelson, Santa Bar
bara, California.
Miss Edith Peters. Denver, Colorado
Miss Mary Higgins, Kansas City,
Missouri.
Miss Ella johnson, Idaho Springs
Colorado.
Miss Carrie NJ. larson, Story City
Iowa.
Miss Anna Hunding, Tyler, Minneso
Ia.
Miss Agnes Gjellum, Boulder, Colo
RADIO.
Miss Mary A. Callahan, ST. Louis
Mousourl.
Miss Mary A. Casey, ST. Louis, Mis-
souri,.
Miss Marie Carney, Ann Arbor
Michigan.
Miss Mary Jane Duval, Anaconda
Montana.
Miss Josephine Dolan, Anaconda
Montana.
Miss Lois Orr, Cedar Rapids. Iowa
Miss Mary Gill Hayes, Rock Hill
is. G.
Miss Eva Cram Flint, Michigan.
Miss Pearl Zavitz, Inlay City
Michigan.
Miss Sarah r. German, Wilmington
Colorado.
Miss Lillian Il. Cakes, Denver, Cole
RADIO.
Miss Margaret Jones New Castle
Delaware.
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a. l.. MORRISON. Clerk.


The STnIr OF TONnNl
County OF " Paso.
KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRES
ENTs: That at a meeting Of the stockholders
OF Standard Grocery Company, held at the Of
flee OF the company in III Paso Texas, on the
18th day OF January, 1920, in conformity
with the bylaws thereof more than two'thirds
" the stock Of the company was voted 10 de
crease It's capital stock from Two Hundred
Thousand Dollars (S200 O00) to One Hun
dred Thousand Dollars $500 OOO).
Now, therefore, we the Board OF Directors
OF said corporation in compliance with the
action Of the stockholders, have this, the 2tth
day Of January 1920. decreased the capital
stock Of said corporation from Two Hundred
thousand Dollars to One Hundred Thousand
Dollars, and we hereby certify the same TO tho
Secretary Of the State Of Texas
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, we herounto
sign our names this, the cath day OF January
A. ID. 1920.
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ENDORSED
Filed in the Office OF tho Secretary Of State
~ . day OF Feb. 1920.
GEO +. HOWARD,
Secretary OF State.
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LEGAL NOTICES

STATE or NEW MEXICO
STATE CORPORATION COMMISSION OF
NEW MEXICO
CERTIFICATE OF COMPARISON
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DEMPSEY Is INDICTED
ON DRAFT EVASION

San Francisco-A federal grand jury
has returned an indictment against
Jack Dempsey, champion heavyweight
pugilist on charges that Dempsey con-
spired to defeat the operation Of the
draft law, and also for evading the
draft. Dempsey's manager, Jack
Kearns, was also indicted but only on
the conspiracy charge.
Butter Cartons ana Butter PaI Il
Tor sale at the GiAphic office.
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A RETALIATION COMMISSION

The county commissioners Of Chaves
county Mt recent meeting passed n
resolution providing for revaluation
of improvements upon real estate
throughout the county. Such revalua-
tion is TO be made by n commission Of
three members, one to be appointed by
the city council Of Roswell, one by the
county commissioners and one by the
state tax commission. A detailed re-
port is to he made and copy thereof
will be filed with each of the appoint
ing bodies. The expenditures will be
borne in equal shares by such bodies.
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S.iG5.2IO TROOPS DemobiIized

From the signing OF the armistice
to February 13, 1920. 3,46J,210 troops
were reported discharged. Oft these
were enlisted men, the latter including
24.320 furloughed TO the Reserve.
ISL ,S93 were officers and 1898. 81
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MURDER JURY OUT 10 MINUTES


Judge Edwin Meechem, who Is ex-
changing courtesies with Judge Ryan,
accompanied by District Attorney
vaught, County Clerk Tom Holland
and Deputy Clerk Will Y. Powell, drove
over from silver City yesterday to con
fer with Hidalgo officials on business
connected with the transcribing OF Its
county records.
yaught gave an account OF quick
iury work on murder case, when on
Tuesday Antonio Carpio was given
first degree verdict in 10 minutes from
the time they left the jury room.
FL Paso juries please take notice
I.ordsburg Liberal.
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United States OF America
state ~ New Mexico, S.:
IT Is HEREBY CERTIFIED, That the an
nexrd is q full, true and complete transcript
" the Certified Copy of Amendment To Ger
tificatc " Incorporation u STANDARD GRO
Gerry COMPANY, decreasing capital stock
from 5000 10000 10 S1OO,OOO.O0 tNo. i0I23)
with the endorsements thereon, as same mp
pears on Tile and Of record in the office Of Tia,
State Corporation Commission.
rs TESTIMONY WHEREOF tn
(SeaD State Corporation Commission of ih'
State Of New Mexico has caused Thu
certificate to be- signed ly its Chairman an'
the seal 81 said Commission to be affiscd q
the City ~ Santa Re, on this sth day o
March, A. d. 1920.
HUGH II. WILLIAMS,
Attest: Chairman.
a. l.. MORRISON. Clerk
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HING LEE

Staple and Fancy Groceries, Candles
Chinese and Japanese Goods.
Hing Lee Bldg. Silver Ave
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DEPARTMENT OF STATE
!, G. ID. Minis. Chief Clerk Acting Score.
tary Of State Of the State 81 Texas, do hereby
certify that the foregoing is true and cor.
rect copy Of Amendment to the Charter Of
STANDARD GROCERY COMPANY. with
the endorsements thereon. as now AppeA.E Of
record In this Department
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I
Seal) have hereunto signed my name Of.
ficially and caused TO be- impressed
hereon the Seal Of State at my office In the
City Of Austin, Texas, this the 3rd day Of
February, A. D. 1920. G. ID. MINIS.
Chief Clerk, Acting Secretary Of State.
THIS Is TO CERTIFY that the
Corporate principal office Of the Standard
ScaD Grocery Company is 81 No ia
Spruce Street Deming, New
Mexico. and the agent In charge and upon
whom process may h. served Is Fred Sherman
JOHN II. MAY, President
DEAN r. CLARK, Secretary.
ENDORSED
Foreign
No. 1929
Cor. Reed. Vol Page 639
Certified Copy Of Amendment 20
Certificate Of Incorporation Of
STANDARD GROCERY COMPANY
Decreasing Capital Stock from 5000. 600 90 10
SIO0,OOO.OO
Filed Ia Office Of State Corporation Comms.
sion Of New Mexico.
Mar. s. 1920, 2 p. NJ
4. l.. MORRISON, Clerk.
Compared JJo 10 EMA. March I6-2s
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-09-22
PRESERVE HEALTH
OF THE PEOPLE

It is the hope Of public health au-
thorities that the first telling stroke
0f womAn:s suffrage in this state will
be the passage OF . law requiring
couples TO secure certificates Of good
health before they viii be issued a
marriage license. Such an act IS con-
sidered one of the most essential re-
lquirsnieEits 10 insure q healthy man
hood and womanhOod in the future.
In an article appearing in Satur-
days issue Of The Florida Metropolis,
jacksonville, it is stated that the day
is not far of when the legislature of
Florida viii be called upon to back up
the health authorities IN their persis-
tent efforts to stamp out yenereal and
other contagious and hereditary dis
eases.
In an understandable. straightfor-
ward way the article points ont that
lit Is the birthright of every child
born into the world to -cone OF
healthy parents It states further
that such law would not only nean
happier marriages but tsfewer dis
aased babies to struggle through life,
fewer children growing into man
hood ard Worslanhood with undevelop-
ed minds. fewer little ones brought
into the world never to breathe the
breath Of life xnd fewer women made
to face the fact that their dreams Of
motherhood can never be realized
The highest authorities IN the med
sna4 ~rr<.reYl haze rna~f,nI $Jno nxsysnn-
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-09-22
MARIANNA DAY

The Daughters of the Confederacy
viii eelehfate Mafianna Day next
Monday, Sept. 9th. at the Presby-
terrain church at o'clock with a
splendid program Of singing and
speeches. A special invitation Is ex-
tended to the veterans and the sons
of veterans. and other friends. tf&w
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-09-22

Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Garnett Of Inver-
ness, are visitors in the city for q few
days, guests at the home Of Mrs.
Garnett's sister, Miss Rena Smith.
After their visit here they viii spend
few days in Jacksonville before re-
turning home.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-09-22

Miss Margaret Jackson left SUM
day afternoon for Atlanta, where she
will spend several weeks visiting with
friends.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-09-22

Klenzo Antiseptic destroys ali
germs in the mouth. throat and nasal
channel; Is and so cents at Gerig's
Drug Store. e
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-09-22

Judge and Mrs. Lester Wagner and
daughter, Miss Ruth Warner, return
ed Sunday afternoon from pleasant
vacation spent in Michigan.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-09-22

Mrs. C. L. Bittinger and daughter,
Miss Adele Bittinger, returned yes
terday from a two weeks visit with
friends at Stanton.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-09-22
ATTENTION, MEMBERS
OF EPWORTH LEAGUE

You are requested to meet at the
church Friday evening, September
oath, at 6:15 p. M, for the trip to
Kendrick.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-09-22

Mrs. C. A. Harris and two children
returned this afternoon from de-
IightfuI summer spent at Lynchbnrg,
Virginia.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-09-22

Use Klenzo Creme and keep yOmE
teeth white; Is cents at Gerigis Drug
Store. -
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-09-22
OGALA OCCURRENCES

Il you have any society items,
phone to five-One
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-09-22

Mr.. Richard Dewey returned last
night from three weeks visit to
New York city.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-12

kewanec OIL and Gas company's
No. 6, located in the southwest cor
ner Of the northwest, southwest
northwest 5-2O-l9 has rig up. No.
l3 in tho northwest corner 5nutheas,
northwest northwest, estimated at
10 barrels after l00-quart shot in
sand found from 1874 to l,f25 feet.
Texas company's 40. 3 located in
the center OF the south line north.
west S-24-l0, estimated at 30 barrels
after 230-quart shot I'm sand from
2,O45 to 2O76 feet.
Gypsy Phillips No, 10, located in
the southwest corner of the south
east southwest northeast S-2i-10 IL
dry and going to drill deeper. sand
found at 1870 to l,4S0 feet.
Central Petroleum Company's No
IL, located In the center of the south
line, north half south half southeast
OF 17-24-11, found the oil sand at
from 1855 to l.677 feet. Estimated
at 10 barrels after a 200-quart shot
Guffy-Glllespie's 40. 10 located in
the southeast corner of the north
east southeast northwest 3i-22-10,
estimated at 100 barrels after TO
quart shot in sand found from 1910
to 1897 feet.
Cosmos oil and Gas No. 3. located
I'm the southeast corner of the north,
east OF l5-23-ll, estimated at 10
barrels after gO-quart shot in sand
found from 1850 to 1876 feet No.
In the center OF the south line.
north half, south half, northeast
l5-23-l1. estimated 30 barrels after
4 60-quart shot Ia sand found from
1869 to 1905 feet
Sheppard Oil company's No. 3,
located in thes southwest corner Of
the southeast, southwest, northeast
of 2S-23-ll, estimated at 80 barrels
after l00-quart shot in sand found
from $50 to JlG feet.
Phillips Petroleum has rig on
| the ground for its No. !. located in
the southwest corner of the north
west of 3O-25-lO.
Usage Development company's No
| ! located in the center of the west
| line Of the northwest of 3l-25-1O, IL
drilling at 47j feet.
hinnehoma on company's no. l
| located on the school land In the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-12
In the Oil Fields
Want HOorer for President

II is very interesting to note that
tho eminent geoiogist, Dr Ralph Ar
mold, Is leading a committee uf ma
tive sons who are urging Herbert
Hoover as q candidate for presidout
ON the Republican ticket. and IL Mr.
Arnold has no better luck i'm picking
them out for President than ho did
when he soaked the oil men OF the
Mid Continent field by insisting that
there were no discovery wells in
Oklahoma because Il WAS an a plain
geological proposition and has thus
caused oklahoma oil men much
grief, the country will try Nnd rock
along without Mr. Hoover on the
Republican ticket for another four
years at least Even the Native
sons of California that have stopped
off In Tulsa are all repudlating Or
Arnold as EcOlogist and az long as
Hiram Johnson Is available and rs a
Republican and rs backed up by his
home State IL would look az though
MIR Arnold was up to his old tricks.
II people Ike Dr Arnold and a
few more Californians that might be
mentioned are going TO be big men
when Hoover is elected on the Dem
ocratic ticket there will be- weeping
and wailing among the rank and file
Of the democracy, who never apprc-
ciatcd a high brow under any cir
cumstanceS.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-12
MARKETS.
Financial
- -
Live Stock


y.w YGKk. March II Influenced
..,.r.t b, the further rtso Of British eN'
,l,rs. which proved only tempetoraty. the
g market today made noteworthy &c.
4 ions 10 ITS recent general aud expansive
r,-y strength oftcHchange was supple
,. .t.i by London cables stating thpt an
Jrop in the gold premium had dt-
....I more - the metal from tue market
... center The weekly statement OF
a.. sark q England was interesting for
H.-trsr substantial gain Of bullion, Al
......I. rrdurtion OF holdings OF govern
..... securities and tho marked strength
.... lt Liability reserves.
.r-. nigh rate for demand bills on Lon
a.. .day was 3ys3l. roacting 10 ? rs At
g.. .ssa Of the stock market ~ the new
,...,.r.r . further gain of bA over yes
.....v'- was shown
..r,.., monetary conditions we're un.
......A lau money belng freely offered
rt nor cent wFh very few offerings OF
.r. or1, Es.opt for rcrccpub'e
f.,r 81 business IN tho later dealings,
,s p-aaA IN exchanges cNerted ro very
...r.aI effect on quoted values Rcac'
...- of o 10 6 points were largely ro.
a 30 .ha finish although protit.tak'ns
evident ,alos amounted 10 49, 600
A -,.fIa. 200 bonds was light. Liberty is-
: .t..f with firuncss among interra-
....... -alr par value. were SlN,t'5.VoO.