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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-25

ANDREW J. MCCORMACK. Auctioneer'
REGULAR AUCTION SALE
STOCKS AND BOND,
BY ADRIAN II. MULLER & son.
OFFICE. 30 WILLIAM STREET.
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST %. 1920,
at 1890 O'clock at the
EXCHANGE SALESROOM
NOS. Ii and IS VESEY STREET.
For account OF whom It may concern ..
1900, 900 Lire Italian Government es
Consld. Bonds. 5th Issue, 1887.
$4,000 255 Fifth Avenue Corpn. 50 boha
occurred by mortgage due on or oelo'
Sept. %. 1928.
100 abs. New York Transfer Co.
$4,000 shs kentucky Producers Renhe"
1000 shs. Tuxpam Star OIL coipnn,
1000 shs. Oklahoma o.. Co. prefd. ,,,-
5000 shs. Reservation Hill Mining Mlii'h
Co.
1000 shs. Hudson Bay Zinc Co. y
600 chs. Telautograph Corpn. Common
T. c. =
800 shs. Tiffany Motor Co. prefd. ': + !,
ass shs Tifrany Motor Co common '. I
$3.50 L. S. Victory Loan ~. g Bonds
$50 t. S. Liberty Loan 3 y g Bond;
$3.50 l. s. 4th Liberty Loan -. e Bohes
$50 L. :. 81 Liberty Loan A q Bong.
$3.50 Y. S. 9Th Liberty Loan ! !. e bonu'
$1,000 |. $. 4th Liberty Loan = = b9n''
$3.50 L. S Victory Loan AZ 70 bonas'
$3.50 L. s. ID Iiber,F Lean 20 Bonos'
$500 shs. Gushing Petroleum 20. An. rul,
900 shs Federal Adding Machine COPE 5snd
$4,000 Nassau Electric Il. Z. 40 D''''
Ctf. OF Deposit ..,,.,s
$4,000 Second Avenue r. r. 80 Receive
Cts, CT. OF Deposit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-25
More Than Ambition Needed

Question-kindly give mo your opinion
concerning the common stock of the I'D
die Motor Car Company. 1A2d street and
Harlem River. The stock price is IS at
present. l am Interested to know IL the
company is ambitious or only stool,
propositon-T. @. II.
Answer-We have no doubt the Bid
die Motor Car Company was ambitious,
but now it is in the hands of receiver.
Older and better equipped motor COM
panics, with records Of earnings, are
discovering that it takes whole lot
more ambition nowadays to make both
ends meet. This case emphasizes the
risks of new industrial enterprises and
bears out our oft-repeated contention
tnat proved earning power is one Of
the essentials Of an investment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-25
TO HOLDERS OF
jefferson & Clarified Coal & iron W
Second Mortgage 5's Bonds
SINKING FUND NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given. as pro,,.u !;
1895. securing the above bonds. that scar !" =.
offers Will be received up 10 10 A. ,, ~
Monday. September Is. 1920, by the 1 go.
States Mortgage * Trust Co. al "s -" me
sale to i, as Trustee at the lowest pre- nc.
at which such bonds shall be offered. ~:
exceeding 1855 and accrued in'eres s,us.
sufficient OF the above bonds to eAi Torr
the sum OF ywcnty-nlne THOUSAND .as,,.
Hundred Fifty-,wo Dollars and h'a'"
eight cents (s29. 452.9S)- ,..sea
Offers shall be sealed and s"@ r,..,
OFFERS FOR the sale OF Jefferson ~ :,
field Coal & Iron Company Sc Bonus IN,
Sinking Fund and addressed 10 '''
TRUST DEPARTMENT ~ ,
JEFFERSON Il CLEARFIELD COAb
IRON COMPANY.
BY GEO. II. cLUNE. Treaso',s q.
Dated. Rochester. y. Y. August II. ''s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-25

Butter-Receipts were 1881 packages.
Creamery, higher than S. pound. 81.
@57s.o, extras. - score 56'a q 56A c;
frsts. 90 to Of score. 5f@ Sc nrsts, So to
So score, ST. ~ 5Sci seconds Sc to s.
score. ISIS Sic; lower grades, +70 4sc.
Danish casks. - ~ g. &c, unsalted. higher
Than extras, asS. 6oS.c. extras $50 a.
state dairy tubs. finest 55i- q Site, good
. primo SIC soc. common to fair, AfGI
SOC; ladies. current MAKE, tirsts 46Gt
sel4c. seconds 43W43izc; lower grades.
No. l. g. n44c; 40. .. 42Gt42iac, lower
grads. 81 SAC.
thce~c--Receipts Cos boxes state
vhoie Nlik. fresh fats. colored or white,
e., lower grades. 20 "a 25lac TWINS,
ire"h specials 27is r, 27a.c. average run.
white ur colored. % lf &c. lower grades.
go 20. Wisconsin. fresh twins-@--c
Daisies, fscsh. 97'4 q e7i2c; young Amer
icas. freaA 2Sis q e9A.c: fresh specials
Is y @17isc; prime to choice 10 ice.
taif to good, l&I l4i2c' lower grades
Esgs-Recoipts We're 1866 cases. Fresh
gathered. extras. dozen. 80 n Coo. extra
nrsts. 50 "a 5sc; firsts - q 53c seconds A.
q 3oc; "irtics. No J. Al q Sc checks fair
ciaI marks. fancy 53c, frsts 49M5ac,
seconds, - ~ SO; state. Pennsylvania and
nearby Western. hennery whites extras
II @ 73c extra hrs.s. ESQ roc firsts, Gao0
sc. gathered whites, arsts to extra nrsfs
~" 'oo. unGcr grades. - gree. Pacific
toast white. extras. II n &c. extra hrsts,
81 q zoe, frs-s. ga Soc. unler grades IS
n oot, Fe,aiulita. small, 5fo soc. other
Western and SOUTHERN gathered whites.
- q &C. state. Pennsylvania and nearby
Western hrnnery browns. extras, GA sc
sNtras' $50 soc frsts to extra Grsts. 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-25
UeStment
Information

Questions Of general interest to
Investors .oiU be ansOered in this
column, IN sUhich case only initials
Wiu Do usod Others WiH be an
s'ocyed BY mail. Address all in
quiries, inclosing stamped, ad-
dressed envelope. to Financial Editor,
The Tribune. ISL Nassau Street, New
York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-25
Corn Market Firmer
On Covering by Shorts

Inc corn market was active and
llrmer, closing with net gains of ~ TO
o74c. The September position showed
ohe greatest strength and reflected q
leellhg OF uneaslness on the part of
shorts over the continued LIGHT re-
ceipts at primary points Country Of
1crs, however, were said to be larger.
and 1T was thought that the chances
were in favor Of an increased move
ment II more cars are obtainablc.
Some authorities believed that this
was entirely probable, as it was con-
sldered illogical to expect the railroads
to furnish large numbers of cars on the
eve of an increase in freight rates.
Weather conditions we're favorable
for the new crop, with nothing to in
dlcate frost in the immediate future.
corn was quoted at $1.84A c. i. f. ten
days Shipment
Wv Yesterdays Previous Year
No. 30; . - vel Xelllow.sl.sstA sl.7s ST.
December ...:.... i.aS7ss i. 20 : is sS5s
Oats-The market for oats advanced
on covering and in sympathy with the
&c. Receipts We're of fair volume but
there was a little better cash demand in
, han West and moderate export inquiry
In the local cash market prices were
easy; No. white quoted at 90c: No =
o %hlts' SSd; NO: white. sdc fancy
SSc, all elevators N'
Nav. , Yesterdays Previous Year
No: ) White soss so GSse' , agH;
Chicago '''
6 6se'' ... '.. g. g 81 s5x ~.
Rye-Market firm
~ " Yesterdays Previous Year
No. 2 West s2354 Sal sl sS
Flour and Mcal-Quotations were:
=. Yesterdays Previous Year
Spring patent.
s12.5o@ 1880 sl2.5oQ1s5o s125oa-
500 400 5000 400 4soa-
Rye -four.
1o.25G1o.75 lo.25@1o75 S.oo9s.4o
Bran . -
Livestock, Meats, Provisions
we Yesterday. Year ago
,, prime. 100 lbs.slaoo@ls.5o sl4oo@i7so
d beef ''
sides, ib...... 1870 90 1870 OK
Live veal, COM
mon to prime.
100 lbs. .... l5OO0o1 on 1soo0os m
d Sc Il veal 'N - -ooo
city, Id ...... Pan 20 oam On
1.-Two ewes. 100 ''
Dressed mutton. ''VVw '0o
city. ID ..... o90 10 1om -
Live lambs. fair
to prime. 100
nl lbs l5.5o@l7oo la.oo@l75o
nS el5y' 10 % ~. a. g. 60 so@ 80
Dressed h g.
bacon Id ... 13bs a. o4t. sOlm .,
Mess pork. Dbl 320oGl33n 90 81 10 - ss So
Mess beef, bbl lS.O0@19o0 % M N an m
Lard NJ ddi lie =" ''''0
West. 100 lbs. 1s.4OQ1s5o 3O0OGsn 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-25
THE BORDEN COMPANY.

NtotA 0itIuSnu No.
The regular quarterly dividend of ono
and one half per cent has been declared
on the Preferred stock OF this Company.
payable September Is. 1920. to stockhold-
ers OF record September LIST Books do not
close. Cheeks TO be mailed by Bankers
Trust Company. i. d. SHOVE Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-25
READING COMPANY.
General Office. Reading Terminal,


Philadelphia. August ~ 1920
The Board of Directors has declared fron,
the net earnings a quarterly dividend Of
one per cent Gfc) the First Preferred
stock of the Company. TO be paid on SEN
tember g. 1920 TO stocknolders of record
at the close of business August "a 1920
Checks VIII be mailed to stockholders
who have filed dividend orders With the
Treasurer. JAY V HARE Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-25
DIVIDEND NOTICES
OFFICE OF
The United Gas Improvement c.
~ w. CORNER BROAD & aprxr srS

n. W. CORNER NkOAD s ARCH SITS.
Philadelphia. June o. 1870,
The directors have this day declared =
Quprterly dividend of one and three
quarters per cent (S7l2c per shared on tho
preferred Stock Of this Company, payable
Septeinber 10. 1920. to holders of Preferred
stock OF record at the close OF business
August 81, 1920
Checks VIII he mailed
L. W. MORRIS, Treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-25
Wrong Quotation Arouses Fears

Quoation-Kindly give me your opinion
or Beaver Board Companys stock and any
other information regarding same you may
nave We have ten shares bought at 100.
for which we receive 7 per cent. l never
see 1t listed in the New York papers. and
-. what does that mean 1t Is about all
the surplus funds we have, except $1,000
in the Bowery Savings Bank that we don't
want to touch except in ease Of sickness
Therefore we need to be sure or reason
ably go, OF no great loss. Also kindly give
nave 'ive shares of their old stock. only
$50 invested. We never had any further
dealings With them after they went into
receivers hands. Is 1t worth while to re-
invest in their new company 20 Miss) NJ.
8. @. '' 49,
Answer-The Beaver Board stock
which you saw quoted in the Chicago
market st AZ is the common. You evil
IDENTIFY hold the preferred, for the COM
mon is not paying dividends. Earnings
nave been several times enough to paw
the preferred dividends, and the stock
appears to be fairly safe. The company
is a new one and the stock cannot be
considered seasoned. For your pur-
poses seasoned preferred stocks and in
vestment bonds. such as are often men
toned in this column, are best, in our
opinion, especially as they have a mar
ket here in New York, where you can
watch them. We would not advise YOU
to put any more money into the Fulton
Motor Truck Company.
Another Oil Purchase Gone Wrong
Question: have some stock in the
Transcontlnental OIL Company which cost
me 81 share This stock Is now selling
on the exchange for about $40 share
VIII you be kind enough to let me know
What you know about this company. and
IT you think 1t would be wise to ayera pc
at present prices?-R. Fl. j.
Answer-Not only is the oil stock
boom over, but the bears are banging
away at the petroleum shares, good,
bad and Indifferent. You got in after
me stock had been manipulated up to
what now proves to be a fancy price.
Buyers Of speculative shares, particul
larly the oil, must be prepared for
eventualities. We do not attempt to
advise about averaging your commit
ments, because we have no way of tell
ing whether the stock is going down
or uD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-25
National CITY Bank Stock

=. Question Kindly tell me whether the
City National Bank is a perfectly safe In
stltution? Also what dividend hey arc
paying. (Mss) L. f. e.
Answer-The National City Bank is
the largest bank in the country. It's
present capitalization is S25 100000,
par value of share 500, and the divi-
dend rate is $40, an extra of So having
been paid July last. On August Is
the stockholders will vote on increasing
the capitalization to $4O,OOO,OOO the
new stock to be offered to shareholders
at 1925 to the extent of so per cent Of
their present holdings. The rights will
expire and full payment will be due
October l. The transfer books closed
August ii, and will remain closed I'M
til August q. The banks surplus and
profits last May were $58,875,2O0, de-
posts S534993,7O0, and the book value
per share, not including the National
City Company, was $685. a share The
stock sells around $3.50 share. The
bank is a safe institution. but we would
not consider its stock suitable for the
purposes of the ordinary investor with
limited capital.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-25
Sinclair. Studebaker and Steel

Queatlon--I am thinking OF purchasing
TOR an Investment. an dnlso for speculative
purposes. nifty shares Sinclair Oil com
mon ten shares Studebaker common.
Please advise mo what you think of these
Issues, ut present prices. rs an invest nlent
az we'll as speculative matter. what do
would like to have an Idea as to the ap-
proximate book value Of each of these
securities.--J l.. c.
Answer-The book value of United
States Steel Corporation common stock
December 81 last was $245 share.
Since organization a substantial equity
has been established for the common
net income applied to capital expendi-
lures. This item amounts to about S55
a share on the common. In the ten
years to 1920 the corporation earned at
the annual average rate of 1913 per
cent on the $50S,302, 500 common stock.
The recent dividend record is: 1915,
nothing; 1916, 7 per cent; 1917, 1914
per cent: 1918, 16 per cent; 1919, per
cent; present rate, per cent. The
box value Of the Studebnker Corpora
ton common stock December 81. 1919,
after taking out intangible assets, was
S1O9.6S q share. The indicated earn
ings for the common in 1919 were at
the rate of PSI per cent. Seven per
for the nine years to 1920 have been at
the average rate of 1923 per cent on
the common, the 1919 rate having been
over 25 per cent There remained in
that year a $6,463,8o9 surplus. There
are S10,260,000 7 per cent cumulative
preferred stock outstanding and $780,,
100000 common, par $l0O The book
value of Sinclair Consolidated Oil
Corporation stock, of which there arc
3.78S,OO0 shares outstanding, was $64 a
share on eccmber 81 last. Since then
there have been issued 50,00O,OOO five
year notes, which reduce the book
value. The company is paying an 8
per cent stock dividend. Indicated
pletion reserve were S2.55 share in
1919. The stock has sold as high as
ga, which in our opinion was far too
high. 1t is in the low eos now. It has
reached this level after long, hard
hammcrng by the bears. OF your
three stocks we should not consider
Sinclair as an investment. Steel has
many of the qualities of an investment.
but it is speculative favorite, and
sensitive to market conditions and
earning power. 1t is more nearly an
investment than Studebaker, because it
derives its earning from a greater d-
NerSiIy OF sources, which are also
fundamental necessnries. Studebaker
f1uctuatcs more widely than Steel now
adays and it will not gain anything in
the way of stability in the face of ne
ports now current about the automobile
trade. Please understand that we do
not advise the purchase of common
stocks like these for purely investment
purposes, and we do not as rule ad-
wise about speculative matters But
your letter indicates that you draw
proper distinction between the two
methods of using capital, and we have
tried to furnish you with facts which
may be useful to you in shaping your
course for yourself.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-25
Markets i'm Other Cities

Shares Open. High. Low. Last.
40 Natl r pr. 1l9s 1l"s lies liza
40 Ohio Fuel Sup 1875 4? 1s-a
% Oklahoma Gas 30la 30M SOFA soa4
1900 Pitts Jerome. s
600 Pitts Mt Shaa rs 35 IS 35
60 PITTS OH & G 12I 13 12M 127s
rs Pitts ri Gil ..I55 1856 1855 1855
70 $500 San Toy..... 4
10 u s Glass.... So IS IS So
10 w p Rys pr. 20 70 20 70
100 do l Wat 2 =
zoo Westingh Elcc AZ II 4GA 4G7I
Toronto
BID. Ask Bid. ASS
Adanac 49, Mcintyre. y
Apex .......- Ming Grip en- l
Atlas ...... Is Newray go. 2 6
Bailey 80. Ptrsn Lake. IL
DVr Con > II Pore Crown. u u
Climb Frld.- 10 Pore Tsdl-
Coniagas Ia 21a Pore Imprl 3
Crown Rsv u u Prs e Dome 3
Dome Lake. Tx Hughes. 10
Gold Reef. 3 ITcmiskamg a. T.
Grt Nrthn. .-- 3 Thmp Krst
Hargraves. 3 Vacuum Gas u II
Hollinger West Dome
Lake Shore a IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-25
THE MORrGAGE-BOND CoMPANi

OI NT<tt tOhN %.
The following bonds have been drawn y, -
payment on October l. 1920. on when s ssi
the interest viii cease: Series nos. pp,si
1851. Bl797. A539. $780, 1853. s05 ssi NJ
1906. 1922. 23s., and Will be redeemed - ,,os
with interest TO that date upon presel.n'ssnrsi
TO any OF thu following places Tor pa' ,s,r.
In New York-At the office Of The N' +,
gage Bond Co. OF New YORK. or ~
office Of Ladenburg. Thalmann S om
In l<ondon--At the Baking h''''
Coutts & Company. rrralcs
In Paris-A: the Banqus de io"'''
Parisienre. -~.tssaa-
In Amste-dam--At the Administrator
toor Broes & Gosmdn G. S.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANen =. vrs.i
Mount Carroll located at Noun. 80 Al
IN tho State of Illinois. Is closing sI,toy
faira All note holders and other e ~ 20
OF the Association are therefore ne s o,hA
tifed to present the notes anu
claims for payment .,d.ni
Dated June SO. ls3V.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-25
Baltimore

Sales. Open. High. Low. Last.
100 Boston Sand. 25 25 rs 26
95 Con Power 90 90 90 o6
SO lndiahoma ... ca 6M ga GA
10 Houston OIL pr 20 70 70 20
10 Mt Vernon pr. GSa4 GS% GSM 6Ss.
Bonds
$1,000 Att Ches S.. SO SO SO SO
900 s Md 3Hs '27. SSts ss1s SSis SS,s
1000 United Ry As. G1La 62 GIG SO
1000 DO incomes. 43i 1884 43ia 43lh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-25
Miscellaneous Markets
Form, Rate and Maturity.
New York State Bonds

Issued in coupon and registered FORM not
interchangeable. Coupon bonds register
n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-25

sUnlisted. tsell cents per share.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-10-30
ECALL OF JAP ~ (
IS COUNSEL URGED (,
BY CALF ORNIANS

Los Angeles. Cal, Oct. 30.-The LDa
Angeles county Anti-Asiatic associa-
ton today made public telegrams liz
sent last night to Secretary Colby
charging that U. Oyama, Japanese
consul here. had been active in op-
posing the California alien land meas
ure to be voted on next Tuesday. and
urging that the state department take
steps looking to the recall of Mr..
Oyama for this action which was de-
scribed as a gross breach Of diplo-
matte privilege" a II
Later the editor OF a local Japan
ese newspaper made public teFe-
gram he said he had sent in the in
terests Of the Japanese people Of Cali
fornia. to Ambassador Shidehara in
which the charges Of the anti-Asiatic
association were declared to be
''entirely false"
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-10-30
MOST CANDIDATES
TO GET RETURNS
AT THEIR HOMES

Chicago. Oct. 30.-This is where the
major presidential candidates will re-
ceivc the returns of election night:
Governor Cox, the Democratic
nominee, at Dayton, o., his home
town.
senator Harding. the Republican
candidate, at the front porch in
Marion, o. mn
Aaron s. Watkins. the prohibition
standard bearer, at his new home in
Cincinnati. )
Three out OF the seven in Ohio, the
rest arc scattered.
Eugene Y. Debs, the Socialist can
didate. at the federal prison at At
'lanta, Ga.
Farley P. Christensen. the nominee
of the Farmer-Labor, party, at his
home at Salt Lake City, Utah. 4
There probbaly won't be any re-
turns Tuesday night for two other
presidential nominees whose names
have been prominent on middle west
ern ballots. These are Robert c.
Macauley of Philadelphia, the single
tax candidate. and william W. Cox
of Missouri. who heads the Socialist
Labor ticket. Returns on the minor
candidates are generally several days
coming in. 2s.
Debs will get the returns through
the national Socialist headquarters in
Chicago. 1t has arranged to telegraph
him. If the party polls a heavy vote
it reports it may make special an
nouncement to him on November s,
which marks Debs' S5th birthday.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-10-30
Christensen Attacks
B: League OF Nationi

Spokane. wash. Oct 8o.-An4 4 at
tack on the American industrial sys-
tenn and the League Of Nations was
delivered by Farley r. Christensen
presidential nominee OF. the farmer
labor party, last night.
Tn ready" he said; ITO extend
the hand OF Fellowship to the workers
in Germany. OF course. despise the
kaiser and his unspeakable junkers,
but don't know whether / loathe the
German junkers any more than a to
loathe and despise the American
junkefs.S II NJ. 9H ss55;. !, z s I i.s 81,
The present league. 3 he continued,
.s'is little more than the constitution
and bylaws OF an international bank
iers' set. VI! +: q z
#15 5,t5.'''What's5 the use OF having ! league
Of nations and leaving the fellow we
had the last night with out Of st.? I'm
In favor OF Germany sitting at this In
ternationAle, ana Russia and ireland
and india" he declared. H. & 4 & 5s
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-10-30
ATTEMPT TO KILL u:
PASTOR FOR MOVE 4
AGAINST CRIME

Council Bluffs. Ia, Oct. 3o.-Lared
to lonely part OF the city by fake
telephone call. late last night, the
Rev. DR.. d. E. Cleveland, pastor Eof
the Dodge Memorial church, and
prominent in civic affairs was
slugged. bound and gagged BY four.
thugs. who threw him into an auto
soaked his clothes in oil and then set
fire to the car.
He saved himself from being burn
ed to death by rolling out 81 the
truck. Two boys playing nearby, who
were attracted by the, blazing car.
found DR.. Cleveland. Z.
He was taken to local hospital
where it was reported today his con-
dition was critical.
DR.. Cleveland said that he was GER
tain the motive for the attack on him
vas revenge for steps taken by him
to suppress q wave Of crime in the
section Of the city in which his
church iS located 3I55s ~
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-10-30
GOOD WEATHER FOR
ELECTION DAY IN
STATE FORECAST

Washington, Oct. 3o.-Unsettled
weather election day east of the Mis-
sissippi river and generally fair
weather west Of the river except in
the north Pacific states was forecast
todayby the weather bureau in its
regular weekly report.
+rs The forecaster said a stornl now
over ARIZONA probably would cross t17a!
Mississippi river tomorrow and X be
over the eastern half Of the country
Monday. It was stated that this storm
might cause rains Tuesdayeove the
eastern half Of the country as well, as
in the upper Mississippi and lower
Missouri valley. The predictions for
the week beginning Monday we're:
Region Of the Great Lakes. upper
Mississippi and lower Missouri val
leys: Unsettled with rains and pos
siblv local SHOWS at the beginning Of
the week, followed by generally fair
and cool weather until Thursday or
Friday, when the weather will be-
come unsettled and warmer