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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-05-18
SUMMONS
~ THE DISTRICT COURT OF T.u
FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT or
THE STATE OF UTAH IN Ann
FOR TINE COUNTY OF CACHE
william Nelson. Plaintiff.

1 'SSh,
| vs..
Elias >. Kimball, Jennie Kimball
william L. Allen. Ida Allen H.uss.r
isaac Allen. Edwin Allen, Maud AL
len Dopp' Paul $. Allen, Cora Allen
hawarth and Lillian Ferguson. De-
PENDANTS.
The State of Utah to the Said De-
PENDANTS:
You are hereby summoned to an.
pear within twenty days after the
service Of this summons UPON you.
y served within the county In which
'a's aesiss Is brought stksrwiss'
With" thirty days after service. ,ss
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS


In the Matter OF the Estate OF
Joshua j. Brown, Deceased.
Creditors will present claims with
vouchers to the undersigned at his
residence in Hellsville. Cache coun-
ty, Utah, on or before the 18th day
Of June, A. D. 1890.
Date Of first publication April IL.
1890. ...,.. -. +.
JOSHUA II. BROWN.
Administrator.
C. w. DUNN.
Attorney for Administrator.
-l, -A~ 60. Adv-s.aa
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sUAkoNs

/" THE DISTRICT COURT OF TINE
FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT or
tn STATE OF UTAH, IN AND
FOR THE COUNTY OF cache.
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Robert Murdoch, Enga Partington,
Annie Maria Evans, Elizabeth Ann
Smith, Mary Emily Edwards. Cath
crime A. woodruff, Alice Louisa Ev-
ans, Laura L. Lund. Edward J: Par
ting,on, Joseph Alma Partinston.
Martha Jane Jacobsen. Ada Bailey,
Heber R. Partington. Rebecca N.
Partington clifford. Rachel p. Fuhri-
man. Josephine J. Axle. Agnes Par
tinston and Leah Partinston, heirs
At law Of william E. Partington. de-
ceased; Maria c. Allen. Joseph e.
Cow.ey, Mrs. Charles c. cowley, En-
Ten A. Wall. Joseph c. Cowlsy. Eph-
Asaim A. cowley, BENJAMIN F. Cow
ley, David C.. Cowiey. Abnor I. Cow
ley, Emma Dastrup Cowley. Melvin
Cowley, Viola Cowley. Lydia z. Jack
non. Edwin J. Cowley Jr, Ante Maria
Evaus, Elizabeth Ann Smith. Mary
Emily Edwards, Catherine A. Wood
ruff, Alice l.. Evans. Laura L. Lund
Edward J. Partinston. John w. Ash
John W. Cowley. Hyrum Cowley. An
ne b. Larsen. David Cowley. and
George Cowley. heirs at law Of
Charles Covley. deceased; and Jehr
Doe Cowley and sundry other un
known persons. heirs at law Of sale
Charles. Cowley. deceased. Defend
The State OF Utah to Said Defend
ants:
You ar; as'sssss' ss@Ssssa I, =. 4
pea~1thin twenty days after serv,c
OF this summons upon you. IL serve
within the county in which this .e
lion is brought. otherwise with,
'hirty days after service and de,sr,
'ne above entitled action; and n
ease OF your failure so to do judg
ment will be rendered against Won
according to the demand Of the com
paint which has been filed with tho
clerk Of said court. This action "a
Drought to obtain Judgment quiet:
ing the plaintiffs title to the lands.
described In said complaint.
C. W. DUNN.
Attorney for Plaintiff
o'' once Address. Logan. Utah.
Adv:s-5
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joan REYNOLDS. Plaintiff,

Frederick T. Bradshaw lama. II
Haslam. John Haslam, Rachel Ra,t
mead, Nellie Haslam, George n
Ankhead. Laura Bankhead. De
wayne Bankhead. Edwin Bsnkhead
'uoy Bankhead. Grant Bankbesd
smes II. Bankhead, David II. BANK
sao' Mary B. Delemars. Lucy b.
Aes, Ephraim Haslam. Samuel Has
an Lettics Broadbent. Florence
Arehibald. Ann Haslam. Robert Has
am. Richard Haslan and BrIar uas
an the heirs At law and the oulv
eeirs at law of James n. Hsslam
E]essed. Reuben c. Smith. Mary
Hey Clara Vaughan, Deseret
Leishman. Margaret Parker. Haze,
Kerr Ora Smith. Alberta Larsen. In !,
liza Larsen, oriIla Haslam, James
'mitn and Farley Smith, the heirs
law and the only heirs at law of
"mes Kilfoyle and Mary Ann XII
%ie' both deceased. Defendants. ,
The State Of Utah to the Said De-
cndants:
fou are hereby summoned to ap- &
ear wi'his twsaty days after ssrs
zee Of this ssmnsss upon you. ~
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consult The County Clerk
or The Respective Sign.
ers For Further lnforma.
ton.
Probate And Guardianship
Notice z
SUMMONS :.

m The DISTRICT COURT OF THE
FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF
TIE STATE OF UTAH. IN AND
FOR THE COUNTY OF CACHE.
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Work With sr,h.....m.

To be enthusiastic about ones ~.
always--that u the indispensable to
doing ones job well. And those whe
refuse to take this truth to heart WIN
ever nnd themselves In the ranks -
the obscure. the medieere sud The
poverty stricken.
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SUMMONS

\ THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF
THE STATE OF UTAH. IN AND
FOR THE COUNTY OF CACHE.
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SUMMONS

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF
THE STATE OF UTAH, IN AND
FOR THE COUNTY OF CACHE
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Of June.
liam y spackman. Deceased.
Creditors will present claims vii,
vouchers to the undersigned at hi,
residence in Lewiston. in Cache
county, State Of Utah, on or before
the z3rd day OF August. A. d. 1920.
Date Of first publication. April
20. 1920.
HAzEN M. sPAcKMAN.
Administrator.
". W, VAUGHAN.
Attorne. Adv-s-,,
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ARTICLE vi
s' ~ P:1n
Joseph Smith camp will meet. will
's'" IfAkYtSnss Friday Ct s:st

me annual meeting Of the stock
"o'ders for the election OF officer,
qua the transaction of such Other
business as may properly come he.
'ore the meeting shall be held ON tho
''rd wednesday in January, 1918.
ana annually thereafter at the city
Oh Logan, County of Cache, State OF
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interest Unchanged In 200 Years
The highest Interest Inn, ,,o,
s. areeh Tor loan IN The Isle Of Ma,
rs per cent. aud ihni has b,,., ,,a
'""f"' rate for more than sn y,,,r.
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NOTICE OF STOCK.
HOLDERS MEET
ING

A special meeting OF the stock.
holders Of the Cache Valley Duck
club. a corporation, will be held At
Its principal place OF business ai
Logan City, in the county Of Cache
and state Of Utah, ON the 9th day
Of June. 1920, at the hour Of I
o clock p. m. for the purpose ol
voting upon proopositioi 70 amend
the articles OF Incorporation Of sale
corporation to read as follows. Tha
Article 8 bea mended 10 read a
| follows: -
ARTICLE vi
That the capital stock Of this cor
poration shall be $4,000. divide,
into fifty 500 shares Of the par val
ne Of $500. each, -
That article ten Of the articles o
incorporates be amended TO rea
las follows:
T fslrst East rrrusyrt 5s4n:-- =
Joseph Smith camp will meet. vi
A.'" IsRktns Friday at 81:
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

In the Matter Of the Estate OF Will
SsA-Sss~Ss saythrs1 par
Of June.
| liam H SnacLm.
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Lewis Bingham, Plaintiff.
The evening world., 1920-09-23
MILLER ADVOCATES
STORAGE MARKETS
Candidate for Governor Urges Co
Operation Of Farmer and
Consumer.

PoTsDANd. N. T.. Sept 2a.-creatIon
n an efficient system or storage mar
kets and terminal warehouses through
which farm produce can be quickly
moved at right prices TO the table Of
the city consumer through real CO.
operation between the producer and con-
sumer. is tho basis OF solution OF tho
farm problem, Nathan L. Miller. Re-
publican candidate for Governor. said
to-day at the Potsdam Fair.
With proper storage facilities" he
continued the farmer may store his
own products for reasonable charge
and with the warehouse receipts 20 to
the hank and borrow money on Il Just
as the dealer now does. His products
can he sorted and graded. and when
the time comes to market them. can
be shipped with others OF like grade so
as 70 he marketed most advantageous
with the least transportation costs"
Judge Miller declared for a return 20
standard time. People who work
under natural laws should be- permitted
20 work according to Gods time" He
declared"
The evening world., 1920-09-23
1000 HEROES ADMIT
SAVING GIRL IN FIRE
Anyway Virginia. Suffolk Streets
- Beautiful Bookkeeper, Escaped
Blaze In Cellar.

virginia. the Beautiful Bookkorper
q Suffolk sttpet. was rescued one
thousand timos from ON fiery death
AZ approximately noon to-day.
Tho Evening World reporter who
~ was on tho scene and tolephoncd the
narrowing narrative said ne would
give. u desired. an alphabetical list
q the names OF the suffolk Strcot
heroes who told him they had each
and separately saved the lovely lady.
Tue list was declinod,for fear % mis-
spelled namos
Virginia. whose last nam0 II Con
tella. works for Abraham Hertzen-
berger. who repairs sewing machines
81 No. i66. He went down cellar with
ave gallons OF wood alcohol 10 polish
taome maohines. the police aro In
HORNED. and lighted "a match.
AT Bollevlie Hospital the doctors
are putting soothing things on his
hands mad faoe. But Virginia was not
hurt AZ all
The evening world., 1920-09-23
OUSTED SOCIALISTS
WELCOMED HOME
FIVE Hundred Enthusiasts Cheer
Them at Grand Central and
Carry Them on Shoulders.

Five hundred Socialists made noisy
decentralization In tho Grand Central
station to-day In honor Of the five So
oialist Assemhlymen returning from Al
bany after three OF their number hal
for the second time been ousted from
the Lower House and their two col-
lea Eies had resigned.
Tho train bearing the Socialist dele
CATION reached the. terminal at lbs y.
N When the quintet stepped onto tho
platform they we're greeted with cries
Of 'IIurrah for socialism, Men and
women burst through the lines 70 en-
brace tho ousted five and raised them
on their shoulders The police found
difficulty IN reforming tho limo. so en-
thusiastle Was the welcoming delega-
ton
After the station had rung for seye-
raj minutes with cheers for zach OK
Assemblyman the delegation and It's
following filed out OF the station to Lex
iington Avenue, where they posed for
the movies. ThFa the five were placed
In taxicabs and hustled OFF 10 the office
lof Morris Hillquit. Socialist leader,
where plans we're t. ho Iua''" Tor a mass
meeting.
The evening world., 1920-09-23
HER WILL CUTS OFF
DAUGHTER If WE'D
Also Provides That No One Shall
Live in Her House as
HOuSekeeper.

An odd will Is that OF Mrs Jane
Kealy Of New Rochelle, which was OF
fered for probate at white Plains TO-
day. The VIII was written on two
small pieces OF paper and dispOses OF
"a o.. 200 estate. IL reads;
This Is Mrs. Jane Kealy's Will.
May s5, 1890 My property Is to
be divided equally among my four
grandchildren and their father.
My son-in-law Is TO have full say
and property cannot be sold with
out his consent One cannot com
pei the other 10 sell same. Jen-
nie-her home Is here. II mar
ried 20 u r. Cleary no cannot
live here, and In case OF her
death, II married 10 said party.
her share VIII revert to rest OF
family. Insurance for burial ex-
penses. remainder 20 be turned
over TO the house. no one to live
In house as housekeeper
The evening world., 1920-09-23
COMPLETE STOCK
QUOTATIONS
FINANCIAL NEWS AND PRICES 4
WALL STREET

Stock market bears found add
. tlonal ammunition IN the days news
IN the shape OF price reductions an
nounced By various large companies,
and the onslaught against prices OF
industrial issues was continued with
resultant losses ranging from sub
Htantlai fractions 20 moro than two
points
Following the cut n price OF Ford
cars, the Amoskoag Manufacturing
Company. one OF tho largest manu-
factyNrs Of cotton goods in the world.
announces a cut IN the price OF TIA
products averaging approximately
30 Ia per cent And both Of the
largest mail order firms ~ the coun-
try. Sears. Roebuck 4 Co. and Mont
gomery Ward a Co. announce price
REDUCTIONS extending 70 az much ~
20 per cent Furthermore. the opinion
was expressed by the representative
OF ono OF these nrms that the price
Of sugar will drop TO between ~ IL
cents 70 10 cents per pound NJ soon as
the canning season comes 70 an cnd.
These announcements tended 10 ac-
centuato the nervousness " the
financial district regarding the i'm
mediate business outlook II now
seems TO be accepted as a matter Of
course that prices OF probably all
commodities including steel will come
down. OIL is considered the possible
exception. Therefore. current fore
casts Of earnings OF most industrial
companies for the next six months or
20 are not particularly favorable 60
say the least. and the financial COM
munity IL having difficulty In making
up liz mind II the stock market by It's
decline OF the last six months hus.
after all. fully discounted the price
reductions that arc now being
ordered.
steel. food. clothing and equip
nicnt shares showed least re-
sistancu Ia selling pressure. In the
steel group Roplugle was the cHccp-
ton, riang moro than "A point, while
n. 3. steel, Cruclblc. ilopubilc and
Othurs woro declining from point to
nearly three points Motors gave evil
dcnco that they arc tn nm ovcrsuld
posit on, ana every time professional
selling pressure was lifted thcv dis
played "a strong riIlylng tendency
There srcms hardly any question
that the short account In the motors
Il Of extremely large proportions.
The railroad shares md the to-
baccos continued 20 show disregurd
for the weakness displayed by the
rest % the stock market list. Sew
ernl ~ tho low priced rails were able
20 touch new high marks FOR tho
year. and thero again was partieu-
larry good buying of the coalerB.
The money market still seemed TO
be gradually working into AN easier
position. thanks 20 tho clearing up
OF railroad congestion, and tho price
dehntion OF commodities. The call
renewal rate was per cent. and Il
WIS reported that small amounts OF
time money were put out foe a sir
months period at slightly under
per cent
The commodity markets were reAc-
tionary Corn lost three cents per
bushei IN forenoon dealings and wheat
was traded In slightly below the final
quotations OF yesterday. Foreign ex-
change rates were practically un-
changed.
The evening world., 1920-09-23
COURT COLLECTION
PAYS WIDOWS RENT
Justice Robitzek Starts Fund for
Mother Of Two Children
Facing Eviction.

The tears Of Mrs. Jennie Shapiro. q
widow, facing eviction at the Instance
OF John Cummings. her landlord. from
her apartment at No. ssOs Third Ave-
nue.. affected every one IN tho seeold
District Municipal Court Bronx. to-tay.
II was shown that Mrs Shapiro owe Z
two months rent at t22 a month. but
that she was out Of work and could
not pay. She has two small children.
Apparently the Court had no recourse
but to issue an order Tor eviction. but
Justice Robitzek laid dollar bill on
his desk and invited all who wished 10
contribute to So fund
Lawyers. court attendants and gpsc-
tators quickly raised the amount re-
.Quirud for the widows rent
The evening world., 1920-09-23
AoUEDUCT ENTRIES.

FIHlT RACE-,IN0r ts,,-y uar -oldB, claiming:
slH furlonE,. Slcnr, III; TEDDY r., III;
Mato,Hnccn, ia liaiiv New. iiAi a. D1naFd.
he
apcoND RACIi-For twrs war ODD, claiming
hve nrlonta -10rc. lOe El1'sode lis; Dnhon,
lcDsyla, 100 SavtA Ciam. los l1nse r.. i16
THIRD RACl9-Tor throe-y oar-ola and ~
wand soliuE: une milH --Auidrcan soldier 100.
Sea simmer. 100 Snotrh YeFtiict, lOa, Alert A.
iDI Abadane, no; Natural RFiAw IA BAY
All, 100: Bon TrUup. 100; st. isHdoI, ioo.
ward. me Hanquoi HAndtcap; uAe mile and 4
alViosnth -railoT Mad o.; fhund,u,oaln li5;
RoyCe Ruoh iOA
f'TIcTH HACE-Vor three year-ohds and NJ,
mares; datninG slE ard a halt furloaga, Rolirs
toctsf leaves tCa: IAbertN Girl 100
SIXTH RACE-.Fw tWo- sear-oida: handicap
five mrlonga -TamaHsk mo- FrEaie lbs: Oui
purfaB. i2t: Quecr-ek los nry Moon. no
'Apprcnhoe sll0EaDoo claimed, Woather clear
traok hat.
The evening world., 1920-09-23
MRS. DILLINGHAM;
BUYS HOME FROM
MRS. VANDERBILT
Pays $4,000 For No. 1853
\ East 63d Street-Furniture
Also Purchased.


on behalf OF her dnughtern. Mrs.
Cyril w. Hatch. who IL summering at
Nyaek, n. ", Mrs. William X. Van
dorbllt sr. has sold to Mrs. Charles y.
DIlnngham, wife OF the theatrical
manager. the premises at No. i5S
East esd street. The consideration
was reported 70 be more than 100000.
There are two houses Involved; the
front house, three stories IN height Is
separated from the four-story rear
house by courtyard and garden e.
All the Louis XVI. furniture IN
ciudlng a $4,000 bed which Mr.. Van
derbllt brought from France. together
with the paintings and tapestries also
were sold to Mrs. Dillingham;.
The sale was made through Hugh
J. McClnley Of New York and Nyaok,
Who said Mrs. Vanderbilt had placed
an her New York city property In his
hands.
~The report that Mrs Vanderbilt
Intends 10 sell the Firth Avenue man
nion Is not true" said McGlhley to-
day. 'shc intends 10 keep IL Intact
al least for the present
The evening world., 1920-09-23
NewbeTry Appeal Ftled In U. 5.
supreme Court.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 23.-The APP
peals OF Senator Newbery OF Michi-
gan. and sixteen other defendants con-
victed last March at Grand Rapids,
Mich. on charges OF corruption IN con-
nectlon with tho 1918 Michigan Sena-
toria election was formally aled to-
day In the Supreme Court
The evening world., 1920-09-23
BETHLEHEM TO BUILD SHIPS.

Devetea s2O,OOO,OOO FUND 60 fleet
90 Garry ore Prom cain.
A $40. 100000 marine equipment trust
fund Of tho bethlehem Steel Corpora
lion will be devoted exclusively TO the
Building Of ships to carry ore frofN Chile
direct 70 the companyE Pennsylvania
pants. President Grace announced to-
day.
Grace said development Of the Chilean
iron mines was carried on during the
war and that docks, and hnrborH had
t0een prepared. Ships were delayed be-
cause OF the demand on gullders dur
Ting tho war. The Chilean ore supply
VIII be available 10 soon as ships can
Be put In service.
The evening world., 1920-09-23
GIRL SUES FOR $4,000.

Declares Confegtiouer Broke his
Promise 90 Marry Her.
william DeEenhardt. confeeuoner at
j55th street and 81 Nicholas Avenue.
was sued IN Supreme Court to-day by
Sadie santos for $4,000 damages Tor
= alleged breach OF promise Of marriage.
Miss santos alleges Ia her complaint
TINT DeEunhardt promised To marry her
sept 4. 1920. She claims that the dam
ages arise IN part from giving up her
uoaitfon ~ a secretary ana TO the pur-
chase OF a trouhseau
The evening world., 1920-09-23
HELD AS DRUG SMUGGLERS.
TIVE Arrested After one II TrRiied
Frop, steamship

Leon Correa. sailor. and Ellis t.
Flttson. No. ga West iAoth Street.
were held Ia $500 hail each by United
states Commissioner Hitchcock to-day
on charges OF violation of the Narcotic
Act Correa landed yesterday from the
steamship susquehanna and WAS
trailed by mscph Coates, "A Customs
cuard, to Kitt8Ons apartment
Coates said he found the two men
opening package Nrhich contained
81 600 worth OF heroin, alleged 10 have
been amuggled 10 from Germany.
The evening world., 1920-09-23
SlEeEL'S PLEA TO PALMER
UrEes Investigation OF Price FiEiHE
Combinations Among Material
Men.

Immediate investigation into price
fixing combinations among building
material manufacturers was urged
upon Attorney General Palmer and the
Federal Trade Commission at Wash
ington IN kilograms 10 them to-day by
Representative Isaac Siegel
Representative Siegel said In his telo-
gram housing conditions are becoming
The evening world., 1920-09-23
Jordan and WiRtOn DO Not Think
Ford VIII lie Initiated.
CLEVELAND, Sept 22.-E. S, JoT

CLEVELAND, Sept 22.-E. S, Jor-
dan OF the Jordan Automobile Com
pany, and Charles w. Mears OF the
Winton Automobile Company. said
that the reduction IN the price OF
cars by the Ford Company probably
would not be followed by other com
panies. MT Jordan said that the
Ford Company had the advantage of
particular tTadG
The evening world., 1920-09-23
HOSPITAL BILL is PASSED.

Measure for E3,OOO,OOO structure
for Veterans sent TO Governor.
ALBANY. Sept. 2s.-The Sage BIZ.
carrying out recommendations OF Gov.
Smith that the State appropriate IS 900. %
900 for the construction OF hospital
for ia World War veterans who have
become mentally disabled. was passed
by both houses OF the Legislature to-
day.
Il now goes 70 the Governor.
The evening world., 1920-09-23
ITALIAN RADICAL STARVING.
FiorI, In Prison on Political
Charge, Refuses 20 Eat.

NAPLES. Sept 20. - Following the
example Of the Irish hunger strikers.
Fiossa Fiori, the Socialist agitator, who
10 in prison charged with political
crimes, has refused all food for the past
eight days,
When he has been pressed 90 take
nourishment FioH has replied that his
action was In protest against the de-
Cisioa Of the Crown Prosecutor 10 send
him 20 be judged by the Court OF
AssizeH az salerno, which he maintaJ ms
A. illegal,
The evening world., 1920-09-23
AoUEDUCT RESULTS.

FIRST RACETJTor three-yeAr-olds
and up claiming; purse tl.t53.21; six
and a half turlongs.-Prlnce OF Como.
ii3. Keegh, II TO 10. to 3 and out.
won; The Nephew III. Callahan. 10
3 20 and out. second; Burgoyne III.
Robinson, to !. 2 TO / and 60 10.
third. Time. 1870. Also ran IN ordor
named Loyers Lane "a. 10 20 4 Totley,
20 TO !; Marion HollnH. 20 10 l. and
Astorlsk. 20 to /.
The evening world., 1920-09-23
senate ra..e. short ION SOC nIn

to-day passed the bill designed to per
nit the state Comptroller 90 Issue
short term notes at tho legal rate OF
interest The Comptroller had asked
the Legislature TO permit the sale OF
the notes az the lowest rate OF interest
obtainable. Under the existing law the
Comptroller s permitted 10 Issue
temporary notes at a rate not TO ex.
coed y per cent
The evening world., 1920-09-23
Ford Threatens 60 Start Tire
Factory

CANTON. o.. Sept 23.-,Henry Ford
said to-day: 'Nf tire builders raise
prices can finance an indepen lent
company and make them myself The
time has arrived Tor "a doN uWard
trend OF prices, but not for a decrease
In the scale Of Wagea."
The evening world., 1920-09-23
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
5,ED.

5tED.
CARR-on Sept. az. 1890. MAY. beloved
wife OF James Carr and daughter Of M.
ana Mrs. Gilgay Of sac r. sOth u.
Funeral from Cdrmelito Church, s4O
y. 2pth S.. Sept. as. at A. n. In
ment Calvary Cemetery,
sgnATISG.--euddenly ON Wednesday, Sept
~. 1880, AZ his hone. ADD I'd 81,
Brooklyn. JOSEPH 7. KEATINo. be-
loved husband o. Frances uunniaon
Heating. nee olona.
Funeral services at "a. Francis Xavier
n. c. Church. Carroll 81. ana 9th Ave.
Brooklyn. saturday morning a. 10
u'ciook tntVrmunt private.
The evening world., 1920-09-23
senate Pasacs MN to Ala school.

ALBANY, Sept. 2s.-The Walker Bill.
designed to give New York City permits
sion 70 issue corporate stock for tho
construction and repairs OF schools. WIS
passed by the Senate to-day.
The evening world., 1920-09-23
NOTES.

The stock Exchange has admitted
10 the list Columbia Graphophone
Company 60,4s2 shares common stock
on Official notice Of Issuance as stock
DIVIDEND.
The evening world., 1920-09-23
TO-DAYS PRICES
IBERTY BONDS.

Liberty. 3i-2s, opened. 1904 up. Os,
"a. A, $3.50 up. co. LIST. 41-4s. s6.S2. ID
sb7s. Sd ss92 up O6. 4th. s6.O4 up IA
Victory 2-As. $3.50, up 90, Z 8-ts. $3.50
up .02.
The evening world., 1920-09-23

FOREIGN EXCHANGE OPENING.
Sterling demand ts,AsA, cables Ss5o;
francs demand .O6sO. cables O6Sl: lire
demand OIs2. cables CASA: Belgium
francs demand .O7i2, cables .O7ia:
mark demand .Oi64, cables Ol65: Swiss
francs demand 1905, cables 1912; Hol-
land guilders .SO96. cables .slO6; peBeta
demand ,iA62, cables 1857: Sweden
kronen demand 1000. cables .2OiO (;
Norway kronon demand 1910. cables
1890; Denmark kronen demand 1858.
cables .i36s: Argentine pesos demand
$3.50, cables $500: Canadian dollars
demand 80.