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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-19
COTTON REGION SUMMARY,

Cotton region bulletin; Temperatures
during the past As hours were reasona e
bic In the coast districts. but 10 10
5egrees below normal generally in the
interior
Numerous light to heavy showers
were reported sunday and Monday in
Tennessee. Mississippi Alabama and
Georgia with showers more scatterlngly
distributed in the Carolinas, southern
Louisiana and Central and Southern
Texas. and Sunday in Eastern Arkansas
Special reports from oklahoma are
missing
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION
OF PARTNERSHIP.

nership heretofore operated by Peter
Benios, Chas. Costas, VIM. A, Con-
stantine and Nick Mehos, under, the
name of Janssens Restaurant, bas been
dissolved the said Peter Benios with,
drawing from the said partnership, ana
the same being continued under the
same name by the remaining three
partners All of the obligations OF. the
partnership are assumed by the three
remaining partners.
Witness our hands this I'd day OF
August, 1920.
PETER BENIOS,
CHAS. COSTAS,
ISL VIM A. CONSTANTINE,
" 1 NIICK MEHOS
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MEMPHIS MARKETS
Produce.

Eggs-Candlea. 52G54c; current re-
ceipts, loss off, 46450c.
Butter--Fresh creamery. pound prints,
55@5Sc country butter, 30QShc,
Cheese--Cream prints, 29@SlN
Poultry--Ducks, 25Q27c; hens. alive.
lie; broilers, 21d 3Sc; geese, 20q22c.
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CONSOLIDATED PORT.
ToMORRoW's ESTIMATED
LIVERPOOL COTTON.

LIVERPOOL, Aug. i9.--Cotton spot
in moderate demand; prices weak: good
mddling. 27.a5d: fully mddling, 267ed;
mddling, 25, 45d low middling. q. esd; ,
good ordinary, lS,20d ordinary, 1720d
Sales 1000 bales including 1900 Amer
ican. Receipts 1000 bales, including
1900 American. Futures closed barely
steady August. 23.O0d; October, 2l.4Sd;
January, 20.20d; March, 10 Sod; May,
l9.2Sd: July. 49, 93d
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NEW YORK. Aug. 19.-Liberty bonds
closing: 3hs, $1,000; first As, sS434;
second Is, $S410; first AIS. Ss4.70; sec
ond AIS, sS42S; third 4hs, $S7 rs; fourth
ANS, SS4.56; Victory 3Ms, 1854; Vic
tory Ans, 1855
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SUGAR.

NEW YORK. Aug. l9.-Raw sugar,
dull centrifugal 1854; refined. quiet;
fine graduated, l710622.50.
Sugar futureS closed steady; sales l.
: 300 tons. September, 1875; October
1870; December, 1920; January, $50;
March, $40.
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VOLS BEAT BEARS AGAIN.

NASHVILLE, Aug 19.-Statham out
the Bears in ten innings. Statham held
Mobile to three hits until the ninth
when he weakened allowing them to
bunch three hits and one run tying the
score but his mates won it for him
in the tenth on clean hits.
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PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Aug. 10
Rommel scattered Chicago's five hits
yesterday and the pennant contenders
lost their first game of their last series
long, double drove home the only run
of the game.
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PROVISIONS.

Dry Salt Meats-Regular, 1Sq1sc; ex-
tras, l9C.
Sugar-Cured Meats-Standard hams,
3SQ42c.
Racon-Fancy selected. 5l064c; Sec
onds i3d44c.
Iard-Pure hog lard, 21Q22hc; best
compound, h., lSh1l9c.
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NOTICE.

NOTfCE-On and after this date,
Aug, IA. | will not be responsible for
the debts contracted for by my wife,
Mrs. Gertrude D. Davis, whose address
is 1853 McLemore avenue y
PERRY DAVIS
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CHICAGO, Aug. 19.--Cash wheat, No.
red, s256h@25S; No. hard $256%3
Corn. No 2 mixed. $l.5SAqL5S; No.
yellow. Sl5sa l.59. .
oats, No. white, TN m72hc; No. 3
RYE, No. Z, 10000 barley, $1.O2
6pli6 timothy seed. $S00GI1i ,00 clover
seed, SIS 0O@3OO0 pork, nominal; lard,
$ls22, ribs, $4,000 1875.
ST. LOUIS Aug. 19.-Cash wheat,
No red winter $25Sa2.69; No. red
Corn, 10, yellow, 1886; No. 2 yell
oats, No. 2 white 72bc; No. white,
7lh d72c
KANSAS CITY, Aug. 19.-Cash wheat
unchanged to Sc lower: No. hard $3.50
a2.6S; No. . $240n2,6S; No. 4 red,
$252. No. ., S250q 2.52.
Corn, lie to loo lower; No. mixed,
Sl.559l.5S; No. > white, Sl.55; No.
yellow, 81 62ml.64
Oats unchanged to lie lower; No,
white, 72a72i4c; No: 2 mixed, 69a7Oc'
No. red Toe
Rye, $200,
KANSAS CITY. Aug. l9.-Close:
wheat, December, $2Si; March, 1234
Corn, September. sL3l; December.
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LOCAL SECURITIES.
,ANK STOCKS

Quotations are unofficial, being oh.
tained from the most reliable sources
and are based on the last known sale
and bid.
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MISCELLANEOUS

CHICAGO, Aug. 1s.-Butter I'M
changed.
Eggs, unchanged; receipts, 1850 cases.
Poultry. alive, unsettled: fowls, ESQ
35c; springs, &c.
KANSAS CITY, Aug. 19.--Butter.
poultry and. eggs unchanged.
Potatoes 20@25c lower, $1,65@1.75.
NEW YORK. Aug. 1s.-Bar silver,
domestic, 99hc; foreign, 9Sidc; Mexi-
can dollars, 75c.
CHICAGO. Aug. 19.--Potatoes, re-
ceipts, s cars; market weak; Virginia
cobblers. s4.00Q4.40 per barrel; Jersey
Early Ohios, $2,40@2.50.
ST LOUIS. Aug 19.--Poultry I'M
changed, Butter creamery extra. 55c.
Eggs unchanged.
NEW YORK. Aug. 19.-Butter, firm;
creamery, firsts, 51@55kc.
Eggs, firm fresh gathered firsts, 40
@53c.
261sc.
electrolytic, spot and third quarter, i9
Iron, firm and unchanged.
Tin, easy; spot and nearby, AIS;
futures, $500; anthony 725.
Lead, firm; spot. 9.00@950; zinc
steady, spot East st. Louis delivery,
e93, lbs; futures, EOS, Is; Cd; cleo
trolytic spot, ELL; futures, If117; tin
spot, G275, los; futures, 92S2. SIS; lead
spot, GS5, los; futures. G36; zinc spot,
641 futures, 942 los. 49,.
Live poultry, irregular; broilers by
freight, 32@3Sc; by express, 34@39c.
Fowls, 32@36c, Dressed poultry steady;
Western broilers, fresh, 43Q56c.
NEW YORK, Aug, 19.-Coffee, Rio
Is, 3-16; futures steady; Sept. 1877;
Dec. $40. .
SAVANNAH, Ga, Aug. 19.-Turpentine
firm, 81 As; sales 26S; receipts 23S; ship
ments 309; stock, 1857.
Rosin firm; sales 1856; receipts 571;
shipments 1854 stock $4,000. Quote:
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SAVANNAH Ca, Aug. 19.-Turpentine
firm, 81 AS; sales 26S; receipts 23S; ship
ments 300; stock, 1857
Rosin firm; sales 1856; receipts ST. ;
shipments 1854; stock $4,000. Quote:
WV, ST.. 4O613.50,
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Toms Remedy Company Terms Of
sale cash. All interested parties may
inspect property before sails.
For other Information call Main s4ls'
ARTHUR C. FAINT, Receiver.
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Grain and Feedstuffs.

Merchants Exchange Quotations)
Oats-Wnite, dray lots, SIC; mixed
CSC
$40 90
Corn-Sacked, In dray load lots, No.
white, 81 IS; No 2 mixed. $3.50
NH Feeds-Drav load lots, ton; bran,
$500; shorts. $50 90
I. $40 90; No. 2. sSs 90; alfalfa, choice.
$40 nn- No l SA3 nl- No k23 Mn-
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COTTON MARKETS
MEMPHIS COTTON.

Memphis cotton closed steady at de-
cline OF SO points. Middling 35c. No
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LIVE STOCK MARKET


light; prices lower. Heavy, $l325D
1890; medium, l4.3O@l5.10 packer sows,
$40, 75gll.75; pigs, fat, $ll.Ooql5'ZS;
stockers, up Sll,0OG12.50.
Cattle; Receipts, goo; market steady.
Steers, medium heavy, $S.OO@9.0o; light
butchers, $7OOdS.0O; thin common, $500
@7OO; choice light stockers, $4,000
700; butcher heifers. SS,00W9.00; fat
cows, $S.00@9.00; cutters, $4.50Q5.50;
Gamers. $3.b0@375: veal calves, good,
heavy spring, good and fat, $6.0OQ700;
poor and thin. Si.50q5.5O.
KANSAS CITY, Aug. 19.-Cattle, re-
ceipts, $500; beef steers and she stock
steady to weak; trade slow; top year
hulk, 50. 50G SO; all other classes about
steady; Gamers mostly S4.00G450; bulk
vealers, $12 004l2 so; medium weight
Texas calves, $S50d10.75.
Hogs, receipts, $500; l04 25c lower,
top, $3.50; bulk light and medium,
$4,000 1880; bulk heavy, $l45o@l5,O 90.
Sheep, receipts. 5000; fat lambs
Arizonas, Sl1.40; sheep 75c to 81 lower
than Tuesdays average, Arizona ewes,
$40; Wyoming feeders, Sil.S0.
CHICAGO, Aug. 1s.--Cattle, receipts,
10000; choice steers and yearlings
even prices quality very plain, early
top, 1880 bulk good to choice, SIS. 25
6Il625; grassy medium grades very dun
and prices lower, $l2509l4,00 mostly;
common kinds. S9.50ql2,0p; slow steady,
early sales cows steady. undertone
weak; Gamers mostly 81 25G4.75; bulls
very dull, bologna mostly S5.509725;
early calf sales steady; choice vealers
generally $l425q l5.00 selected lots
higher; stockers steady to csc lower.
Hogs, receipts, 10000; active; light
steady to Toe lower than yesterdays
average; others steady to strong; top,
$3.50; bulk light and butchers. Sl5.l5
l4.4o; pigs Csc to Soc lower; bulk de-
sirabe kinds. $l550q1450
Sheep. receipts, $4,000; steady; very
good Idaho lambs, $l2,75; top native
lambs, 5000; bulk native, $40 50T11 so;
best fat ewes, S700q725; good feeding
wethers. 800; lambs around Sl2.25.
ST LOUIS, Aug 19-Cattle, receipts,
$500; steers steady; no good kinds here;
top steers 1880, bulk. $9O0nl2.00;
yearling steers aud heifers steady; can
rer cows steady at S4O0U450; bulls
and calves steady, good and choice
vealers $l20Oul2.50; feeder steers
steady.
Hogs receipts, 5000: market fairly
active. steady with Wednesdays aver
age; top. SIS IS: bulk light and medium
weight $l5.00dl5.65; bulk heavies, Sl4.25
d1500
age; top lambs $11 00 bulk, $40 o0H
100, top ewes, 1878; bulk. Sc OOa6.75.
FORT WORTH, Aug. 19--Cattle, re-
ceipts, $500; unchanged; bccves, $3.50
HlO.35; stckers. S6.OOaS25; cows, So so
Il = hEtF Z IL Q az
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BANK CLEARINGS.

Read News Scimitar Wants.
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.EInan
NEW ORLEANS COTTON.

contracts closed barely steady a
cline Of As to 76 points,
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Fruits.

Lemons-Box, s4.00d5.00
Oranges-California S5.00d 100.
y rptUus--l nuUG. -. q 9C
Apples-Cooking. hamper, Sl.50G225;
eating. 81 00d4 50.
Peaches Bushel basket, Elbertas
s. 50n5.O0
Florida, IS 0O060 90.
Dried Fruit-Evapora:"d apples, lSd
100 peaches, eau a 2jc; prunes. ID,
nominal, aprlcots. nominal.
Pineapplcs-Cuban. crate, Sc 00df6 50.
Cantaloupcs-Home-g grown, bushel
81 5On 90
Watermelon s-Cwt 4o-lh averag e.
$4,000 so; 25-lb. average, S2.0oG2.5o
Groceries.
Flour-Barrol, e4-pound sacks, 1880
Dlt30. self-rlsing. Si3 30dl+.50.
Meal--Cream. IOO-lb, sacks, si,15; 30
III. sacks, .3Alo 25-lb sacks, A25 10
w sacks $40
Coftee-Arbuckle's. roasted, case
Memphis basis SEC. roast.d. bulk
BIC, highest grade 35d43c.
SuRar-Standard host graduated
cane, domestic. 2ic; foreign, nominal
clarified. nominal.
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, NEW YORK, Aug, 19.-Coffee, Rio
Is, 3-16; futures steady; Sept. 1877;
Dec. $40.
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Bagging and Ties.

Bagging-Two- pound: York, 2li4c,
Hindoo. zoe August deliver. &c month
carrying charge
Ties-Bundle. 45-lb., $2.6th; 60-lb.,
$40; 1Iac to &c carrying charge,
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GRAIN MARKETS
Prices Firm With Lack Of
Pressure on Grain Pit
Opening Today.

CHICAGO Aug. 19.-There was lack
OF pressure at the start Of the wheat
market today which caused initial prices
to be firm. First quotations were un-
changed to &c higher. with December
R.39Q2S9h and March $2.4l.
The market closed weak with prices
Ia TO 2l2C net lower. December being
$237 and MaraCh $2.S9
Corn was under pressure at the start
due TO rains in parts OF Nebraska, Mis-
souri,. Iowa and Kansas, where they Will
be highly beneficial. September led
the futures in the slump. dropping lsG
lie, the range being hGlhC lower.
with September Sii4d144k and De
cember $l.22Wl2?ta.
Corn closed heavy with net loss OF
Sc TO 4AC. Wheat closed weak with
prices lac to 2Iac net lower.
Oats were off with corn, first quota
tions being down sdlsc. with Sep
TENDER 67Ac and December 6S66Stsc
Provisions were weaker and lower
with hogs and grains.
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Cottonseed Products.

(Merchants' Exchange Quotations.)
Crude oil basis prime, I o, b. mills,
meal, per cent, ton, &57.o0@5S.OO;
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BOND CLOSE.

Total sales 800, 100 shares.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1920-11-20
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.

l.
Annual statement of the County Fire
Insurance Company of Philadelphia in
the State of PENNSYLVANIA on the 31st
day of December, 1919, made to the
Director of Trade and Commerce of the
State of Illinois, pursuant to law
Amount of capital fl-I paid UPS 100000
Premiums received during
Deposit premiums per-
petual risks 5o9.uo
in bends ........... 46, so2. 10
From all other sources: -, 1854
i ledee Tn assets nse ...... $500
Increase in book value of
ledger assets ......-.. oo.oo
Total income ......s 61.3s5.7s |
DISBURSEMENTS.
Losses paid during the years 134,2lo.5O
Expenses of adjustment OF
Allow allowances 'p e.' 51,32soS
Field supervisory expenses. S,s7677
Salaries and fees of officers,
clerks, and directors $3.50 z,6aO.oU
inspections and surveys. $4,000
taxes and fees. 2O,S1ss1
Advertising, printing and
nostage etc 2,1s5,6
AGENTS balances charged off 52,9S
Deposit premiums returned. ll,5Sl.20
he d,s reaI astafe 1,64443
Dividends to stockholders. zU,UoUUV
LI ledger or ass assets ...s..... 2,35s.7s
Total disbursements ...s 26s, 45O.7
LEDGER ASSETS.
Book value of real estate. 43,93I.66
N tate te"e e.............. 100000
bo etno,-s saiuo u SO6,713.e3
Cash in office and bank 80. 5s,e4s.44
Agents balances .......... A. l52 ~
other ledger assets. .... l4o3.fo
Total ledger assets. 965, 1858
NON-LEDGER ASSETS.
Interest and rents due and
Market rkt te value of real estate.
book value .......... 79,63491
Other non-ledger assets. 1881
Gross assets ..s 1,O54, 653. 26
6 f161 c17e AssETs NOT ADMITTED.
| Agents balances over three
months due ............S l,loz4o
Admitted assets ....$ 1,o53 $50 81
LIABILITIES.
! Losses adjusted and
Losses in process
| of adjustment or
| in suspense $3.50. 6U,01l A
| Losses resisted $4,000
Total ...:..:;:: $50, 455.6S
Net amount of unpaid losses 2S,397.S2
Total unearned premiums. 1879, S1112
Amount reclaimable on per-
| petual policies .........-. l52,294.l1
''' etc. ...........,...... $4,000. 90
Contingent commissions or
other charges due or &C
| Other liabilities " 140.3
Total amount of all liabili-
ties, except capital. .......$ 407644. 62
Capital paid up. $500, 100000
Surplus over all
liabilities 45,906.19
Surplus as regards policy
holders ..... 645, 906 /!
Total /, O53, $50. 81
BUSINESS IN ILLINOIS.
Net risks taken during the :,
Net premiums received dur
ing the year. ............ e, ..
Losses paid 13 ISL 6;
the YEAR .......... 1850 2
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1920-11-20
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.


Annual statement of the City Insur-
ance Company, of Pennsylvania, of Pitts
burgh, in the State of Pennsylvania, on
the 31st day of December, 1919, made
to the Director of Trade and Commerce
of the State of Illinois, pursuant to law.
CAPITAL.
Amount of capital paid ups 100000
INCOME.
Premiums received during, =,
1n ter yea rents and dividends SS,Sss.o7
From all other sources ..... 5,71.6O
Profit on sale or maturity of
ledger assets .-... ozS.oo
i0'ai 'ni ESTABLISHMENTS. 'O0'0'
Losses paid during the years 229,91S.OS
losses ............. 1856. SO
allowances .......... 11o,2s5.51
Field supervisory expenses. 5,674.43
clerks. and directors -. 21,44494
Rents 1,4S451
Furniture, fixtures and maps 1922
inspections and surveys. >5,65013
Federal, state and other
taxes and fees -:.......: 15,1S236
Advertising, printing and
hostage. etc. - S,1934O
All other disbursements -. 1,3O5. IS
Deposit premiums returned 1855
On on real e estate ......... 100000
ledger assets .'..... 52.O5
Total disbursements .....$ 428,001.27
From all other sources 3.453.01
All other disbursements. 1,730.49
ieoser aI LEDGER ASSETS. -0''0-'OV
Book value Of real estate. IS s,657.s3
tate .................... 2sO, 225. 90
Loans secured by pledge of
lateral .................. 1o,s5O0o
stocks ........ 10 ,621 80
Cash in office and bank -. 110,999.21
Agents balances .......... 58, 456.18
Total ledger assets .......$ $50 ,sos.71
NON-LEDGER ASSETS.
| Interest and rents due and
accrued ......-...... ......S i,44S.o1
Gross assets .s 65s, 259. SO
| Agents balances
| over three months
Book ade value aiie'' Of real l'''0'0i
estate, bonds and
| stocks over market
value ............. Z,ZS4.o9 4,Oz3.1O
liabilities.
| Losses in process
of adjustment
in suspense $500. SIS 1888
| Deduct reinsurance 248SS93
Net amount of unpaid LOSSES 50,270.96
| Total unearned premiums. 279, 243. SO
| Salaries, rents, bills, taxes,
| etc. o,t0U.UU
| Contingent commissions or
other charges due or ac
| crued Observation-Disclosures. 2,250.O0
| Total amount of all liabili-
ties, except capital ......$ 33S, .95
| Capital paid up. $3.50, 100000
| Surplus over all
| liabilities ....... 65,720.S8
| Surplus as regards policy
| holders ................ 315, 72o So
/
Total Observation-Disclosures 654, 235. SO
! BUSINESS IN ILLINOIS.
| Net risks taken during the
| year .................. 2,O15, 40S 10
| Net premiums received dur
ing the year . 1851. so
| Losses paid .............. 1854. IS
| Total losses incurred DUR
| ing the year ........ 9,1s5 rs
New Britain herald., 1920-07-08
YUTlNG IN WHIEKBUK1
Poll of Strikers Being Taken to See Whether or Not Labor and Capital Battle Will Continue Longer.

Waterbury. July S.-Balloting by the brass mill strikers. on the question of returning to work, was begun to- day. Several meetings are scheduled for this afternoon and tomorrow. The attendance at the meeting of the Italian branch of the New England Workers association of unskilled la borers, held this morning. was dis appointing. The vote was taken by the ballot and although officers of lhe association declined to give out the result. an unofficial report had il that only two weed to go hack to work with so voting to continu the strike. A meeting of the Italian branch of the American Federation of Labor, scheduled for this morning. was post poned until afternoon in order to se- cure q larger attendance Many of the strikers have already returned to work. while many others have left town
New Britain herald., 1920-07-08
NAVY TRUCK TOURING STATE
Equipped With Torpetlos, Shells. Etc.-To Give Motion Pictures in Central Square Park.
Shells,


 Considerable attention was attract ed by a huge motor truck, owned and equipped by the U. s. Navy Re- cruiting station that was standing in front of the local recruiting office on Main street today. The truck is in charge of Chief Gunners Mate Hold man and Chief Electrician Ringer and is touring the State of Connecti- cut to encourage applicants for the navy. The truck is built specially for the purpose and has large flat platform on the base. On this plat form is a large torpedo fully IS feet long. a Hotchkiss automatic one pound field gun. five-inch shrapnel shells and a large compass such as is used on the vessels.
 The truck is now stationed in Mer- iden and will come back Monday. July 12 They will stay four days and during that time will have n motion picture screen erected in Cen tral park where they will show pie lures of the navy and activities of the sailors. The pictures will be held between the hours of o'clock and II in the evening and will be preceded by speeches from the re- cruiting officers of the local station as we'll as those travelling through out the state. The local office has had several applicants sign for serv- ice, there being five today.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-08
EGG-BREAKING EPIDEMIC
The Estimate of Loss in New York Alone Is s25.OOO-Esg Famine Is Feared

New York. July S.-Losses estimat- ed at s25.oo0 a eek through break age in the handling. Of eggs in the New York market alone resulted to- day in conferences here between off, cials of the state and federal bureau of markets, railway ana express com panies and produce merchants in ef- forts to devise better methods of handling
 Roy C. Potts of Washington. repre- senting the federal bureau of mar kets, said reports of similar losses had been received from Philadelphia, Boston and Chicago. The break ing epidemic has been Tn progress six weeks and officials say if more care full handling is not enforced an egg Famine may ensue.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-08
HARDING PREPARES SPEECH
spends Day nt Newspaper Plant in Mnrion-wm Play Golf for Excr- cisc.

Marion. O.. July s.-Scnator Hard Ing arrived at his office earlier than usual today in order to accomplish as much as possible on his speech of acceptance. Instead of dictating 1t to a stenographer. he is following a habit acquired during 90 years of newspaper work and writing it out in long hand with a pencil. He makes cloan copy and few changes are re- duired in his manuscripts.
 owing to the rush of work he has been unable since his return to Marion to engage in his favorite out door recreation, golf. but he hopes shortly to arrange hts engagements so he can play q round occasionally in order to keep in good physical con- dition during his campaign. There are no golf links nearer than Mans feld. about two hours distant by mo- tor from Marion.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-08
NAY
 ALONG
Trade Embargo Against |ia May Do This

|n, July Shifting of the wo against Russia hy tho H with tho consequent re- eommercial sailinRa to
 a iS expected by officials ftment of labor to facili- |portation of undesirable Ptefy 500 Russian com
 anarchists in addition to ns from state contiguous Pw arc awaiting deporta- departure of the soviet plans for further deporta-
 HHia have been retarded
 f the irnpossibility of ar-
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New Britain herald., 1920-07-08
HARDINGS 29 YEARS WED
Presidential Nominee and Wife Quiet Iy Observe Anniversary Mrs. Harding to Judge Horse Show.

Marion. O.. July s.-Today was the senator's and Mrs. Harding's 29th wedding anniversary but they planned to observe it quietly with a few rela- tives joining them at dinner this eve ming.
 Mrs. Harding today accepted an in- vitation extended by Mayor Jewett of Indianapolis to attend the annual horse show there carly in September. The mayor sought to have her act as one of the judges Tn view of the fact that she formerly was an accom- plished horsewoman. She declined to act In that capacity but replied that she would be glad to attend.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-08
JAP. PARLIAMENT MEETING
Representative Suzuki Claims That Japan Is Disliked by the Whole World-Budget Argument.

Tokio, July tBy The Associated Press) Sdzuki. member of parliament for Tokio in an attack on the budget in the house of repre- sentatives today declared that Japan was disliked by the whole world and asked if the government had any defi- nite policy to steer it through the present critical period.
 Premier Hara, in reply, said he did not think that Japan was dsliked by the world, but that on the contrary Japan was fairly on the way to be re- garded as a. progressive nation and one of the five great powers