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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-06-04

Judge Joe b Westas 10 ,n receipt
ei 4 lsstsz iroan ths State H:ahssy
Department ia reisrsnee 10 tbs
Nsmphislo- Bristol Highway across
this counsy in which they state tbs
matter IL now ready 10 hs pot be
lore ths Federal Government for ap-
prevail and foI The advertising TOT
bids ios construction with th. poe.
slbls exception Of tbs overhead
crsssins oyer ths railroad b~twsen
White Bluff and Barns aad the
Hishvsy Department is trying 10
gss the Railroad Company to pay
halt the cost oi construction this
crossing which would mean = great
savins 10 the county,
Ths Highway Department further
states thu. the project was bsina
rushed 10 eompls.ion ~ iast AZ
psaslbls and that the dtiay is tsus
ID BY tbs time necessary in taking
4 matter Of this nature through the
regular channels and that In their
eplnioo Il would only BE- a matter
a 4 shost time until work would
b begun On ths construction vi this
Alahvay N this section
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-06-04

All Dsxs ~ssk. bsrinnins Mon
day. Nis Tolbsrt 3 biz Tent Theatre
will open In Dickson ios an engage.
men. oi entertainments, ths open
ing play being wiis Ia Name
Only"
This viii be the initial visit oi
this amusement company oi thirty
people 10 our city. bat tsom the
advice received iron the MAyes oi
Lexington, where they showed Ill
last week. the company needs no
further intfoducaios. 10 II 10 recon.
msndsd highly ios hish-elass. clean
amusement and onsa tho bss. in
entertainment line. Among the
plays 10 bs presented are; Sweet
ess Girl In Dixie" Virginia DAM"
"Jesss Jamss. Little Lost Shter."
Dora 1hosn." Featuring all the
week will bs Sam Hunter, the
clever comedian. ''' ''''F .''''. : q ~ '.'''.''
Doors will open each evening al
7:D o oclock. the performance start
ing at 500. The admissioa will os
rs and IS esuss. Remember the
dats--Juns Tia,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-06-04
OBITUARY..

o. Sunday morning MAJ y. Mrs
T. D. PAttssson oi Dickson received
. phoas mssssgs Of her lonly) bro.
tAss's death. N. Il. Patterson, OF
NAaAyills, died oil heart failure, Shs
and hAs hall brother. Ens Pstter.
con, oi Toms Greek, Perry County
sss ths only children oi this family
us was taken 10 the Horner
Cemetery on Toms Creek Tor burial
The corpse Was accompanied from
NA shvills by his widow and two Of
thsir daughters. Helen and Marga.
rot. hi, sister. Mra T, D. Patterson
and one Of her sons. Lea. ono Of the
widows unolss. J. c. Hornsr, OF
Nashville, travelling salesman TOT
Keith simmons Hardware Co, J.
4. Pope. ot Dickson. at the request.
ot he bervaved boarded the train
here q 1898 q. u. and went with
them 10 Johnsonville and at 7
boarded the boat Tor Densons Land.
Ing where they were ne, by rsla.
uvss and conveyed TO the GENE.
tssy where funeral seryices were
conducted by J. A. Pope in the
presence oi many relatives and
friends. This good man Was loved
and highly sssssmsd.
J. A, Pope.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-06-04
Don't Sell Bonds.

The Washington Post . few days
ago printed the following editorial
which will interest oil owners ci
United States Bonds.
The marks. price Tor Liberty
Bonds 10 quite low, Evidently
many owners oi bonds are selling
these securities. II they are not
compelled by dire necessity to lot
20 their holdinss. they are foolish
10 cell, tos the bonds are worth 100
ceats on the dollar and will bring
that II they are held. In addition,
they yield interest al \ fair rate, and
no pledge on earth 10 more sure.
II the United States lives. the bonds
will be paid In iull. interest and
principal. OF what other security
in the world can this BE- said with
equal assursnce7
4 decrease IN market price 10 often
misunderstood by holders oi bonds
who ere not familiar with financial
matters. They take alarm and !sel
.hat thsy must cell their bonds
before they 90 lower in price.
This 10 false reasoning, and II
adopted it causes unnecessary loss
to individuals who cannot AFFORD 10
loss even one dollar.
All that h necessary 10 10 hold all
bonds. The market price is partly
manipulation and partly 4 result oi
excessive selling by persons Who
may Do ignorant or too bard pressed.
But the marks, price need have
nothing 10 do with any bond holder.
He 10 no. concerned with the
depth Of a railroad cu. il be 10 on
stou, bridge. bis only concern being
the journey across the bridge. Sim.
ilAriy the only concern Of = bood-
holder 10 to collect the coupons and
the bond 10 full when due. The
price might SAG TO nothing. but .hst
means nothing II the owner does
not cell, The United States 10 3
stroag bsidgs that will carry the
bond across TO maturity, exactly on
tie level and wi,bou, regard 10 the
depth OF the chasm that 10 creased
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-06-04
When To Stop
hatching Chicks.

March and April were unusually
bad months this year for raising
chicks in Tennessee and many
people who have bad poor luck In
getting their usual aumbsr NAV b.
tempted to consinas ha.ching we'll
into the summer. This should no,
be attempted With eggs from hena
laying heavily. according to Mrs.,
Florence fosbes. poultry specialis.
ol the Diyisieo ot ExtsnsiSn. Eggs
from pulIsts q hens tina. hAvs jus,
started laying, assuring esss Of
strong vitality. should Be selected
In oil Gases ios ialA setirng.
Under aosmal conditions About
the middle Of Nay should Be the
la.es. date Tor setting esss and thoss
who have rsAsonahls number Of
chicks already hAschsd can well
afford 70 take good care oi then
and plan to do better nsxt year.
OF course, where the number 70 very
small il might b we'll V sst more
latsr than the middle oa May. bot
care should b exercised In getting
hrs, littsr sgs. a. explained abovs,
June hssched chicks ass hard 10
iaise. HAtcheS st that season are
usually very poor and warm YEA Ii.
u pakes the cooditioes ideal ios
the attack 81 diesass and insec,
pests. Lace. mites and chiesers
are especially sctivs dssins thu
early GUNNER and cause hsavy
losses oi lais hstchsd chicks. Even
il ralsed to maturity. birds hstc'hsd
10 June are a liuie value. Few
pallets hatched 10 thiS month maks
profitable lavsrs and thsy are . Z
rule una<rsiss. However. II the
case demands that norn err ,x
sss later than ths middle al Nay
more care will have to hs sxareised
than nth The esr,y hAtehsi oaes.
Diseass and Insect pests viii have
10 Be- guarded against With grsa'
cAutioa-
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-06-04
Stseauoss Canpaign
For q Defeated Candidate

A defeated candidate. says the
canoh County (Ask ! Democrat.
gave the following inventory u bis
canpsisa Losses:
Lost hour morths and twenty
three dsys canvassing: iost lS<s
hours sleep thinking about the elee,
ton; lost Is acres II corn and q
whole sweet potato crop; losi two
ffont teeth and . whole lot Oh hair
in 4 personal encounter with an
opponent; donated one bsei. ioai
shoats and Eve sheep 10 country
baRbecuss; gave way two pairs oi
suspenders and four calico drssses.
Ave dollars and thirteen baby rat.
tiers; kissed one hundred and tweu.
ty.six babies; kindlsd fourteen
klebsa 6sss. put up eight stoves,
cut fourteen coras oi wood, carried
sweniy.iour hueksts Of water. picked
rins essss ct esssons vssksssa sessa
wagon loads ot corn. pulled 47e
bundles u fodder walked t07 Q
milss, shook haads p0se ,ilaes.
told i0,i0i lice. talked enough 10
make In print 1000 volumes Of a
patent Office report. attended sixteen
revival neetings. was baptized four
dinesen, times by immersion and
twice some other way. contributed
$50 10 foreign missions. made love
to nine grass widows, got dog biz
thirty.nins times, and then got de-
ies.sd
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-06-04

To the friends, Who came to Us
in the hour ol trouble and contrib
uted all ,ha, human kindness could
sugaes. 10 help and comfort, We ~.
turn our most hssrtfel. thanks and
although such devoted friendship
cannot remove the sad memories
tha. Iinger around the yacant chair.
i. trings into view the brightest aide
Of humanity and throws the pure
lish, Of All unselilsh friendship into
i iiafkened home.
May the day be Tar distant to
tho.s friends, who. when gathered
around us. will need similar atten.
tion, hut when time comes. may
they receive the same iuil measure
oicenerous aid and tender sympathy
brought to our home when our little
darling WAS taken away
MAY Gods riches. blessing bs
upou vou all IL our prayer
Mr. and Mira Chss Eldrldse.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-06-04

The boz snppss sisea By Treswe,l
3unisy.5ebool last Saturday nlaht.
Was a grand success c. v. Sehmit.
toa auetioneersd the bo1ss Of. and
Arp: the sudienee in al up-roar by
nis witty mauerisin. 4. X. Pace.
Of The Dickson Electric Co. furnish.
ed lights Tor the occasion. Miss
Myrtle Miller oil Dickson iuraished
The prize boz. il selling for the neat
sum Of al 90. She vas awarded q
pound boz oi Temptation chocolates
by Rapid City Mercantile Co. 1hs
total receipts amounted TO $50 ~.
Ths good time is TO be repeated
Saturday night, jane lath, when an
Ice cream social on the Hotel Lawn
will be held.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-06-04
J. w. Rice Announces For
Reelection To State Senate.

In this issus We putliah the an
noancemsnt Of J. w. Rice. OF Stew.
ART County. ~ . candiats. subject to
the Democratic Primary ia August.
ior The nomination Of State Senator.
Senator Rice needs no intsoduc.
ton to the democratic voters OF
Dicksoa County. ~ hs served with
crsdi, to the Stats and honor 10 him
sell 10 the last Senate. Senator Rice
10 competent and capable to dill the
position to which be Aspirss, be 10
an aAls lawyer. 4 psosssssivs farmer
and he advises NJ thai hs h willing
70 place biz claims Tor rs-slscti on
before the voters on ths record ma as
by him in the last Senate.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-06-04
Primary Committee.

The following. W. are informed
will serve a. tho Dickson County
Democratic Primary Committee Tor
the August primary election: J. !
Hicks. NJ. J. Lamply, r. h Collier
J N Harvey and Pitt Henslse
Pitt Heuslea Was elected Chair.
man and J :. Hicks Secretary oI
the Committee
Any candidate entering the Dem
ocratic Primary will file their peti.
,ions with the above committee.
within the time provided by law, 80
a. 10 get their names placed upon
the ticket,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-06-04
COMING Mt 7obes Tent Theatre One Week. Starting Mo June % ss% & s
proxram For 10Th Century
Meikcrs' Club. June q.

Al 4 o'clock June 4. The @sll
Century Mother Club will nsst
with Miss AAyms Bryan. All whe
are interested IN thls club are tu,
vissd 10 bs psessn. A. the Nash yilss
writers will be studied and die.
easssd.
Program.
Cora Harris. Ida Clark aud their
werks DISCUSSED by Mw. Sara Wish.
art,
Mrs. L. l.. Ashford and other
cong writers and their suks-Mrs.
RAYMOND Joslia.
Group oi Songs III Sung My
sonx," Mn Ashford. I'll The
Stars Could Talk Lew Roesns-
AH. N. Gslbesmxn.
viii Allen Drcmgcole. Annie
somess 1ilchrist and their works-~
Mrs, l.. A. Mccaal.
,AQsae7'klHs ~ Nh, ,AFhfai.1 I
piano eompositions--Mr, 4. X,
Hunt.
Maria Thonpson Daviess. Rlisa.
bath Frye Page and John Tro,woed
Moore and their wosks--Mr. Joe
h. Wsens.
Group oi Songs. "Wishing.'
Beth Slater Whitson. Song-- Al.
win Wiggers-- Miss Edith Badge.
Win r, Hale, DR.. W. ] Mofrison
and other Nashville wri,srs--M Mrs.
]. A, Clement,
Music susAnns Kelly Freed
mans, Our Bob's Senatorial
March .-- Mrs. Raymond Joslin.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-06-04
What Is A Scrub?

4 scrub sire 10 nsually sadsr.
stood 10 mean . grade animal ol
some kird. however. there ars
scrubs in pursbrsds ~ veil. and tbs
ose 10 Just about ~ ~or!h!ess ~
IL other when improvement In
livestock IL the object
A scrub sire. shs.hU !, be bull,
boas, RAN. os sIy Other, Deans a
caste OF food. . waste OF time, and
esnesaI obsNncsioa 10 livestock
imprcvsnsnt and progress. There
lore. sst nd oi ell scrub sires; II
will b found to pay handsomely
say livestock specialists Ut The
Division oi Exssnaion.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-06-04
w. K. Dotson Enters
Race for County Trustee

Elsewhere ia this ,ssus will bs
found the formal announcement oi
W. r. Dotson. Of the sth District,
as a candidate ios the ONCE Of
County Trustee.
Mr.. Dotson enters ths race after
numerous solicitations from his
friends. and 10 thoroughly eomps.
ten, to Gil the Office Tor which be
aspirss, and should the voters =,
the coming August election see
proper to elect him, hs will. no
doubt, all the Office with oredi, TO
himself and county.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-06-04
Notice To The NUM-.
cipal Taxpayers.

The municipal tsxss Tor the year
1919 became due November |. 1919
and are now delinquent. Please
come forward a, once and pay these
taxes. A. the town must collect
them in order TO NEE, ils obligs-
,ions, and therefore. can not hold
delinquent taxes
This May ~, 1870.
John Shelley. Marshal
4 CITY Tar Collector.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-06-04
Last Call.

To the Citi,-ns OF Dickson and
Stockholders ia Union Cemetery:
Please meet nea. Moaday. June TIN.
In the Pslrnit Theatre and help TO
elsc, a board Of Trustees and other
officers Tor union Cemetery.
Mrs, Dora NJ. Henslee, Pres.
Mrs. Kit Thomas. Secy.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-06-04

Cirealafs are esias printed IA.
nopncins Tho big AnnaAl rlcaie and
barbecue 10 As sivsn By Bell Adams
si Adams cscw Rcaas % Saturday,
July 3tsh.
There will be nlsniy u rsfsssA.
meats and anuss6snts and ths
candidate ass sxp<css1 te es rsss.
en-. and disass the issues u the dsy.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-06-04

Having qualified a. Exseatot si
the estate oi John +. Hudson. de-
csased, here b. call On sll parties
indebted TO Southsids Hardware
Company 10 call a. coon - pessibls
and settle their accounts either BY
cash or note. The books oi the
company will hs found u ths same
old stand In charge al hr. Hurt,
W. ". Hudsou, Kxscutcs.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-06-04

Mr. and Mrs J. h. Thompson VI
Burns. Tenn announces the MARI
age Of their daughter. Emma Willis
Thompson 10 Percy Ellis Moon.
The wedding was secfetlv soism.
nised Ia the psrIos ol DR.. CatSJ X.
Morgan February IN. 1890. 9 o clock
., m. Dr. Carey Y Morgan being
ths omeixting minister.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-06-04

A Bia u BARGAiN--eas eyllsass.
Ave passsnssr karioa sssemchils.
Will cell Al q bargain on Trade tos
livestock. t~.lessats. sis, Bee Lnhis
Page. Dickssn.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-06-04
For Sale or Trade.

| have the agency tor the esis6s..
ted Rcbssca- Metslli Bassiss and
win Ibs .psss~sd ~la4 sl.Ass. aeli. h. 90
,sks youf old one 10 ~ par, pay %
a new one. h. II, SlaEh, Cumher.
land Furnace. Telephone 2s.w.
Charlotte Exchanes.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-06-04
Notice.

Those having summer sewing
done will please couscl, me. | s~w
by the piece or by the dcleu, Msr.
chants having their sewing dona by
the factory. would rather hsye them
handmade. Gs, my prices on ell
plain OF fancy sewing and ios the
latest styles snd quickest dress
making. Mp Fred Simon.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-06-04

The parties who took tas little
white aud black spotted dog trom
Mt. Lebanon Sunday; Nay 10, re-.
turn him Or further action will he
taken.
Mrs. Alice Shelley, Dickson.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-06-04

FOR SAfk--Ons Msxweli. five
passenger and one five passenger
Ford automobile, in good condition.
II interested see vanlsst Motor
Co. Nsnleer. Tenn. Telephone 81 J
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-06-04

When you have stiffness and
sossnsss OF the muscles. aching
joints and find il difficult 10 move
without pain try mssssging the al.
isctsd parts with Chamberlain .
Lniment II will relieve the pain
and make rest and sleep possible,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-06-04

FOR SALk--a.veral milk cows
recently issshened, l.. NJ Srnsins
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-09-12
Special Articles

Hines Honey and Almond
cream, Cuticura soap, PebecO
tooth paste, K6lyon's tooth
paste, Lysterine, Pepsodent,
Dyosoger, Mennen's deordent,
Johnson's baby powder, John
sons shaving cream, Serbs
talcum, Pears soap, scented
and unscented soaps, Sterila-
ceted, Prophalactic tooth
brushes-full line, all sizes
and prices.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-09-12
Toilet Goods
Department

Showing only the best known
lines of toilet accessories, fea-
turing the Melba line, Richard
Hudlnot's, Colgate's, Ayers,
Harriet Herbert, Dijer Kiss,
Mary Garden, Piser's, High
Glow and Outlet line of Mani
curing articles.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-09-12
tOiIOretteS'

Toilet Waters
Extracts
Sachets
Ladions
Face Creams
Face Powders
Rouge
Lip Sticks
Eyebrow Pencils
Soaps
Talcums
and many other
wanted toilet &C
cessories.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-09-12

Members Chamber Commerce
Retail Merchants Division
Greater Pensacola's Greatest Store
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-09-12
S1.00 School Hose

Mothers, buy Children's School
Hose. Monday, for only
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-09

WANTED-IndustriOu white boy or
young man as porter. Must be a good
WORKER. Good wages, room ana ooarq.
Apply In person TO manager OF South
Bend Country Club. 6611-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-09
IRISH ELECTIONS
BRING DISCORD
Local and Central Govern
ments Antagonize Each
Other on Tax Question.

DUBLIN. July S-The net result
of the recent county council cleo
tionS is that now both in the cities
and IN the counties in IS out of the
81 counties the local government is
in direct hostility TO the central gov
eminent.
The first conflict between them
will arise out of the question of pay
ing compensation for outrage Every
day the judges are awarding TO the
relatives OF murdered policemen. to
injured policemen, and 10 the own
ers Of burned police premises large
sums as compensation Chargeable on
the local rates. The total already
runs up close to f75O.OOO.
The local authorities have re-
fused TO collect taxes for these pay
ments. In tho case of some of them
the government can secure money
by deductions from the sums pay
able 10 the local authorities by the
impei ial exchequer in relief Of local
taxes.
In the majority OF cases the
parties awarded compensation have
only acquired a right TO sue the
local authorities in the courts for
the money. Ii is believed that even
after Judgment is given. the local
authorities will refuse TO pay. Many
Of them have passed resolutions say
ing they will recognize no author
ity save that of Dali Eireann.
TIL government has decided to in
troduce a bill in parliament TO en-
force payment Of this compensa-
ton money.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-09
ALCOHOL MAY BE
GAS" SUBSTITUTE
British Government Investi.
gates Possibility of
of Fuel Use.

LONDON. July s.-Alcohol as a
substitute for gasoline is being in
vestigated by the government and
tests are being made for the pur-
pose of determining to what extent
it can be used.
Sir Frederick Nathan has been
appointed chairman of the produc-
ton section Of the interdepart-
mental committee and has been en-
powered by the department of scien-
tific and Industrial research as
power alcohol investigation officer
10 make such experiments as may
be needed and report results. f. S.
Shrapnell- Smith is secretary of the
production section and he has the
backing OF the imperial motor
transport council and the chairman
OF the empire motor fuels commit
ttee.
Between them they have secured
the aid of leading fuel experts and
engineers and they are apparently
Of the opinion that they will achieve
results of far reaching importance.
a bill has been brought before
parliament providing for a repeal
OF the legal bar which at present
prevents the use Of denatured alco-
hol for traction and other power
purposes. At the present time duty
free spirits car be used only for
arts and manufactures" but the
proposed act permits its use for all
power purposes.
IL Is believed that the board of
customs and excise will shortly APP
prove the dcnaturing OF alcohol for
power purposes. At the present
time it can only be used with the
addition of per cent methyl-
which adds at least 20 cents per gal
lon TO its cos when used as fuel.
Tests have been made by the Lon
don General Omnibus company.
which corporation put out a small
fleet OF motor buses operating on
alcohol mixed with benzOl. TO the
exclusion OF gasoline. The results
OF the tests are stated TO have been
most satisfactory.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-09
HEAVY SELLING on
CHICAGO EXCHANGE

By Associated Press:
CHICAGO, July S.-Heavy selling
and extreme weakness developed In
the corn market Thursday. largely
owing to chances that the govern
ment crop report tomorrow would
prove bearish- The close was fur
ried. rs 10 1-Sc net lower, with
September S1.5s 20 1856 Is. and
December $40 20 40 IL. Oats lost
l-2c TO 2 Use and provisions loo TO
SIC.
Throughout the day sentiment
against the bulls in corn was over
vhelming and the only rallies which
took place were apparently due 10
profit taking by shorts. Liquidation
on the part OF discouraged holders
began TO broaden out as soon as the
market opened and was still una
bated when the session came TO an
end The sole important factor that
tended TO check weakness was fear
OF prolonged cool weather.
Oats were relatively steady ow-
ing TO current opinion that farmers
would not acceLt less than 20 cents
Tor their new crop.
An upturn IN the value OF hogs
ufted the provision m"vket Packers
were conspicuous on the buying
side
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-09
STOCK STRONG ON
new YORK MARKET
Movement of Stock Influenced
by Intermitten Profit
Taking.
By Associated Press:

By Associated Press.
NEW YORK. July s.-The stock
market was fairly active and strong
again Thursday although falling
somewhat below Wednesdays ex-
pansive operations both in volume
and variety OF dealings. Movements
OF leaders were Influenced TO a great
CT degree by international profit
taking. Pools dominated the trad
ing Sales amounted 20 IT'S, 900
shares
Public interest locally was light
but commission houses reported fur
ther signs OF a July reinvestment de-
mand from out-Of-t0w notably in
high grade industriaIs.
Visible Dcarth.
There was again a visible dearth
In time funds but call money con-
tinued TO ease on an enlarged sup
ply. The opening quotations OF :
per cent, which held throughout the
session. was the lowest in many
weeks.
Changes IN the foreign remittance
market was nominal. the British rate
easing with similar tendencies in the
more important continental rates.
Convertible railway issues and
Cuba SIS. the latter at an advance
or ? points. featured the firm bond
market, although Liberty issues were
again Irregular. Total sales (par
value) aggregated S11.775. 900. Old
y. s. Is rose q on call. others un-
changed.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-09

WANTED-FIrsr-c,us macnlnis. The
Singer Mfg. Co. 275o0 |