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20 give HIS hest. Then. don't you
sec, dear, that any worn 10 al
right"- she caught her breath
with her own vehemence: warm
flush oyerspread her neck and face
10 her shining hair. Then she
paused suddenly with o little laugh
ut her own expense. II suppose"
she added, you think I'm daft-to
talk TO you like that"
But Anthony did not laugh. Her
words had sunk deep. All his past
few years with their waste and
folly doomed up and oppressed him
like a heavy weight.
"No, darling" he answered finally.
81 don't think you're daft think
you are inspired. I know I've got
10 revise my whole life and begin
all over again" In his eyes was
the old pain Of the days when she
kept forever feeling the barrier be-
tween them and her heart was
stabbed by II.
"But, Anthony. DEAR" she began.
"This Winter ] have to fight II
out" he put In. "l've got to look
TT life dlfferently-size II up differ
ontly. You're younger than ] am.
Addie-but you certainly seem to
have a better hold OF life than I've
got. I've drifted too much-wasted
but it's no use going into that.
I'm paying for It now-all right
and the anguish was still In his
eyes.
We'll, my dear. you can do any
thing" she cried in burst OF en-
thusiasm. But you've got to flame
up to 1t with all the might and fire
III only you stick to me. Addie."
He was smiling family. No one
was near. Only some birds were
caroling overhead and the brook
was ripping beneath them. lie
drew her TO him suddenly. Don't
ever turn against me, sweetheart"
he murmured with his lips on hers.
"and perhaps I'll do something yet.
Without you life wouldn't be worth
living. Oh, don't turn against mel"
he repeated.
Turn against you" she sighed
happily, "what utter rubbish. Look
at your going to Plattsburg-the
hardest kind OF hard wOrk-just to
do something fine! / call that big"
"Yes, I'm glad did that" he said.
"There-as you say-I had a per-
fectly clear sense OF doing some
service-though 1t looks useless
enough now"
And Anthony at that instant sud
denly experienced one OF those
flashes Of completeness, OF whole.
heartedness. an expansion OF con.
seriousness that comes to US all at
times in moments OF happiness. He
was free OF his harassing past and
OF the carking future. He WAS free
OF cares. Of worries. Of the binding
conditions OF existence. His soul
was stretched illimitably. filled with
all-embracing sunlight, extending to
The Washington times., 1920-12-05

In the most minute details Of daily fc In the hours ,S
alike. at all times
onpre.ent holding ones self In hand 81 MAJ
ing culture breeding of doing me Ign 'sSc
g. ALL OF the hne arts TO enSe m ssant
or painting the price vigilance, study ana
effort be cultured, polished. the price Is 'ohs''"'0o
effort and study, :, g.. ,,,,o. rou arc
clothed in rags or silks your culture cannot be hde
he who in noiite refined well bred wears GORGEOUS
with the ane embroidery OF honor anu
Not can cover H. a. ,,, ,u NOT
The world is a harsh judge hut II is Just ~ VII ,,be
thn bunders at the dinner u,p'
~ ni ,ot ,oicrn,e the woman who breaks the conventions
Of so,,ety nj tho dance will not tolerate the e'a
" "Evervman. Enc, cloreda OF Etauette Is eNceen w
an PROPORTIONS, rich in hlustiato
comes to Won as guide revelation towarn better yo,
disneIs doubts, corrects bunIs,s
the ,ieht tb;no 10 do II a book that VIII last 10Y VII
nreserye H. 10 refer again and again into It's "
toward culture refinement.
The Washington times., 1920-12-05
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New Chapters on Foreign Countries

Two new and interesting chapters have oeen auu r,i
the original edition Of "Eyerymans Engycope" ,I Tho
auette" They are "The Etltquctte Of Trave ann ,aw
Etiquette in Foreign Countries The woman W %ep Conduct
The Conventions OF etiquette be strictly Observer ,
who is escorting woman abroad must TO- TIs ross
her to cmha rrassment BY plumbers in elque'e Af''
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When Wedding Bells Ring

the What is the right dress
shall invitation be worded?
When his farewell bachelor dinner?
How shall congratulations Ne extended? And after tho
Wedding cards OF thanks cards of invitation
The wedding breakfast must be arranged and
perhaps a honeymoon he planned Suffice
that bride and bridegroom will find invaluable aid in
'Eyerymans Encyclopedia of Etiquette
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Is
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In a tew mjnnfes-fhe most
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First file with steel file until
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Everyman's Encyclopedia of Etiquette
In TwoC Comprehensive Volumes

calling cards correspondence addressing royalty
dressing KY discussed, and the dinner ETH
uuette in France Germany disclosed The
chapters brmfu of hints and pointers for the
who travels
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-18
AUTOMOVIL ROBADO, ENCON-
TRADO EN- Ell RIO

.4ntenoche, va cerca de las y, la
Dolicia two conocimiento de cue ell
autom6vil de Mr.. Charles j. Ernst,
cuvo despacho Sc n~ncuentra en ell
nJnero 1874 de- edificio Gunther. ha-
bia sido robado de en- frente del Club
Eks. 'Desde ~cntonces varios agentes
fueron expresamente designados para
Que Sc ocuparan de buScar el coche
robado. que no lograron encontrar,
sino hasta aver en- la manana.
FL autom6vil de Mr.. Ernest habia
sido arrojado al rio de San Antonio
desde el puento de la Gale de Josephi-
ne, a una altura de Is pies, aproXi-
madaments. Y buen trabajo costo
a los acentes de IL policia sacar a
ia rivera ell coche, del cual apenas Sc
veia el toldo, que quedaba a ras de
Ia superficie de las aguas.
va una vez ell coche fuera del ria,
Sc VIC que habia sido despojado de
las llantas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-18
ACUSADOS DE VIOLAR LA LEY
! DE La "PROHIBICION."

Vidal de Ia Cara Y Salvador Mo-
reno, comparecieron aver en- la ma
mana ante ell Comisionado de los Es-
tados Unidcs, Mr.. Edwards, acusados
de haber violado IA ley que prohibe
Ia vsnta Y adduisicion de bebidas
embriagantes. Vidal de Ia Cara, fue
acusado de tener en- su podar una
buena cantidad de licor mexicano. el
cual fue introducido de contrabando
e7 los Estados Unidos. La fianza ir-
puesta a de IA Cara fue por valor
de 100000 (mil dolares.) En- GUAM
TO a Salvador Moreno, solo hubo de
satisfacer una fianza por valor de
$4,000 (quinientos dolares) Y Ia que
ia puesta contra 81 le acusaba de ha-
Der estado fabricando, ocultando y
vendiendo bebidas embriagantes.
Sc asegura Que Moreno tenia en- su
poGer no menos de 20 barriles de Vi
no de manufacture casera.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-18
DE DUELO

En- Ia ciudad de Matehuala, San
Luis Pctosi, falleci6 el 'dia catorce
del p~resente mes, la sonora Dona
Emilia Torres de Torres.
La dana que acaba de pagan 81
tribute q la Naturaleza era Ia sonora
madre de y. Teodono Torres Jr., jefe
de Reduction de LA PRENSA.
Anoche. en- los mcmentos en- que ei
noble companero Sc entregaba con
energia V entIsiasmo a u kabitua-
les labores en- este diario, lccibio Ia
dolorcsa Y cruel ncticia. S. corazon
Sc oprimi6 al recibir e. mcnsaje que
va temia. Y al e~ntr-arse de IA des-
gracia tremenda que ha sufrido. sc
le anunhlaron los ojos per las lag1~
mas. los ojcs que nc tuvieron Ia di-
cha De yer por Ultima vez Ia mirada
carincsa de Quien le ilev6 en- su Sc
TO amoros ' de quien 10 arranc6.
para traerlo al exilio. Ia imDledad
de los hcmbres.
Torres Jrs, habia recibidc, muy
oocos dias ha, noticias postales de Ia
cnfermedad de su sonora madre. En-
elias Sc le decia que la dama-ya
de avanzada edad-se agravaba por
momentos. Y e. sinti5 entonces toda
Ia crueldad de la vida: su maGre,
acaso le Ilamara Y el no ~volveria q
verla-como no volvio a verla-por-
que Ia passion p~olitica lie ha cerrado
Z el.-omo a tartos de nosotros,-
las puertas de Ia paIria.
Al campanero Y amigo le mitiga-
remos su gan dolor con nuestra
sinpatia muy sincera.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-18
Extraordinaria animaci0n en- la
Jamaica de las 7eresianas

para NADIA {, sane entusiasmo de
que toda Ia numerosa y selecta con-
currencia particip6.
Hoy tendra lugar el segundo dc
dichos festivities que habra de cele-
brarse en- Ell mismo local y cuyos pro
ductos seran d~edicados, como los del
primero, para Ia construction de IN
nuevo edificio que sirva q Ia noble
institution organizadora de estas
fiestas.
Entire las GistineFuidas familias
que anoche asistieron a Ia fiesta pu-
dilnos anotar las siguiertes: faml-
las de Tanariz, de Lozano, de lcaz-
baiceta, de Pizzini, de Oliyarri, de
Izaguirre Cruz, de Galindo, de Bel
den, de Dwyer, de Valdes, de Faz-
ouez Gomez, lie Lacoste. de del Ra-
so. de Garcia, de Hickman, de Men
doza. de Ayala, de Coy, Y otras mu-
chas.
SECURES estamos que Ia fiesta g.
hoy Sc vera mas concurrida 0, por
10 n tanto como Ia de anoche
V cue de esta suerte las distinguidas
daras cue atienden los puestos ira
haiaran sin descanso para atender
a sus clientes V que q media fiesta
veran completamente agotadas sus
mercancias.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-18

Como no podiamos menos de es-
perarlo, la primera de las jamaicas
celebrada aver en- e. amplio patio del
Colegio de las Hermanas Teresianas,
sito en- la Gale de Guilbeau, numero
12S. resllt6 extraordinariamente AMI
mada. BESIDE las 1 de la tarde empe-
aaron a llegar los concurrenteS, entire
los que ~figuraban distinguidas faml-
las mexicanas Y americans; Y des-
&c entonces hasta a las II de Ia no.
che cue termin6 Ia fiesta no decay6
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-18
LA ABRASADORA TEMPERA
TUR.A DE AVER

En- So amos que tiene de estableci-
do Ell Departamento Meteorological de
San Antonio, jamas Sc habia visto
que "a temperature alanzari 100
grades en- el mes de Abril como aver
4 las 3 de Ia tarde los alcanz6. Sc
EOS inform6 aver en- ell "Weathe-
Bureau" Cue desde 1885 (fecha en-
que dicho establecimiento fue esta-
blecidcl solamente en- dos ocasiones
ga de abril de 1894 Y II de abril de
1870 Ia temperature habia alcan-
zado en- ell mes de abril SO grades
que es e. maximum de calor regis,
trado en- este me- en- esta ciudad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-18

man, son las amorosas.
Las que aborrecer a los ninos y Sc
enfadan con los l%loros,, no han ma
edo para ell hogar.
Las a son descuidadas en- su aseo
personal, indican mucha ligereza de
caracter Y poca estimation de 81 mis-
mas ' ven con i~ndiferencia SD honor.
Las que 0 aseadas y limpias '
amigos de Il laboriosidad Y de la
instruction, haran buenas madres de
familia.
Estas son las que Sc deben buscar.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-18
Ell CARACTER De LA MUJER
JUZGADO POR SUS GUSTOS

Las ninaS q quieneS GUSTAV los pa
3aros, son aficionadas al canto ' q
Ia mlsica, ' tienen IN dido musical.
Las que tienen mucho amor por
los loros Y los pericos, son amigos
de Ia conversation, del lengueje dis
paratado de los ninos y de Ia muir
muracion.
Las q GUSTAV de los niRos Y los mi
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-18
I'D. GOSARA DE PERFECTA SALUD 81 MANTlENE
SU SANGRE PURA.

Unas cuantas botellas de 5. S. s.,
Ell gran purificador vegetal de la SAN
gre. yitalizara su sangre Y lie dara
nuevas fuerzas y perfecta salud. To
dos 10 necesitan para conservar su
sistema en- condolences inmeJoraoles.
Adquiera hoy mismo n botella en-
c%uaiouier drogueria, Y s. neceslta
consejo medico acerca de su case,
puede obtenerlo gratis escribiendo a
Medical Director, Swift Specific Co.,
IS Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, ia.
(Adv.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-18

acababa de ser robado por IN negro.
Dijo Patino al sargeEto de policia
en turno, que yendo por la Gale de
Nacodoches al llegar frente al salon
Turner, fu- parade por un negro que
lie oblig6 a entregarle nueve dolares
en- Elective v IN peso ue nleve que
llevaba. Ell, sorprendido. trato de re-
sist;rse. pero ell negro fue mas fuer-
te cue el Y por Ia fuerza Sc apodero
de cuanto levaba, echando a correr en-
seguida.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-18
RUMBO A SONORA

Otra de las versiones corrientes en-
Mexico, es Ia de que Oregon va va
canine de Sonora, a ponerse al fren-
te del principal nlcleo rebelde.
Para clio, Sc traslado q Ia costa de
Guerrero, embarcandose ali con rum
DO a IN puerto ~sonorense.
Tambien Sc dice que Sc EMBARGO
en- uno de los pequenos puertos de Ia
costa michoacana, con rumbo a
Guaymas, donde no lie sera dificil
6esembarcar, ST, como Sc asegura, Ia
flotilia mexicana del pacifico, Sc ha
puesto va de parte de la revoluci6n.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-18
Cast todas las intermediates
tienen como causa las impu-
rezas de la sangre.

I'd. debe yrestar atenci6n inmedia-
Ia a cualquier sintoma que denote de-
sordenes de la sangre, o perdida
de su fuerza vital.
Conservando la sangre pura, el sis
tema esta en- condolences de enfren-
tarse con los ataques de las enferme-
Gades. que siempre estan en- acecho.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-18
MENSAJERO MEXICANO ROBA
DO POR UN NEGRO

Martin Patino, IN muchacho me-
Nlcano que presta Sus servicios como
mensaJero en- u~naIdrogueria de Ia ciu-
dad, comparecio antenoche ante las
oflcinas de policia a quejarse de que
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-18
e. NISTERIO De IA SUERTE
ty;ene de n Prinera Fiana1

Asf u no fafta quien tera que
Ia revolution Sc encienda @ Sc haya
cncendido va, en- IA m~enciOnada en-
tidad central, 10 que vendria a agra
notablemente Ia actual sitlacion
del carrancismo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-18
VA LLEGARON

Aco-d.onc-. 10 llaves . bajos...... $500
seIGias C-on6m.tros ............. s3.l5
Masuinas de escrib!r "Sinaplex"... $3.50
Reiojcs despertadores ..-----.....- s2Zo
Mffsica de boca. 80 voces..-...... s2-eo
Todo r-ar.ntizado v C. o. D.. ii no lie
sus.a 10 6evuelve. Hasa 81 orden hoy
mismo. porque pronto Sc aenban. Pids
catalogo gratis.
CoMPANIA MEXICANA
Main Boz Io1. - San Antonio. Te1aa
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-09
NEW ORLEANS COTTON.

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 9.-Pronounced
weakness was shown nv cotton today
IN the face Of uufavorahie weather over
the greater part OF the bolt Heavy
selling appeared ON the opening in
response to a poor Liverpool and was
continued after the eau because OF the
weak stock market. the slump in foreign
exchange and hearish view OF Euro
pean politics, At the end Of the first
hour of business prices were 55 to 50
points under the close Of last week,
October standing at 30.27c and March
at 2936c.
Liquidation Of long contracts in
creased and short selling became more
general. widening the decline to 6S TO
y points. October traded down to
3".15c. Late in the morning the down
ward movement was checked by realiz-
ing Of profits on short contracts and
reaction Of u to is points from the
lowest levels brought about
The rumor that the Russians had con-
a swift upturn and the most active
months got back to within II to Is
points Of Saturdays final prices. Octo-
her reaCting to 80. Isc. For a while the
tone was very steady bUt gradually,
under lack Of confirmation OF the po-
litiCal rumors the market sagged again
and late In the day was 45 TO 55 points
under Saturdays close.
Spots closed quiet a, decline OF 50
points ordinary 1873; good ordinary
1915; low mddling $3.50. middllng
20. rs; good miudltRF 90. Sales on the
spot %; to arrive 81,
Futures closed steady at decline of
S. TO II points.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-09

ing Si,S0c and December 80 i6c, Trad
ing was only moderately active. how.
ever, and prices later showed slight rail-
lies on reports of further showers in
the South.
Apprchcnsions OF less favorable crop
reports as result Of the continued
showers OF rain seemed insufficient to
bring In any fresh buying in the face
Of unscttling features otherwise on
the other hand, rallies II "A few rlints
nom the early low level met increased
selling for Wall street aud Southern
account with December declining to
3o.loc. or 66 points below Saturdays
closing. other months showed similar
losses and prices were within few
points Of the lowest around midday.
All but a few points OF the earlier
losses were recovered with December
selling up to 5000. on a rumur OF a
four-day armistice on the Polish front
and the detailed weather reports show
Ing considerable rainfall in the South
The buying tapered off as soon as the
more urgent demand from shorts had
been supplied, however and most Of
the advance was lost with the mid
afternoon market ruling about 40 to so
points net lower.
Futures closed steady at decline Of
90 10 SO points
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-09
FROM WALL STREET
Rejection Of Allied Truce
Terms by Russians Cause
of Early Weakness.

NEW YORK, Aug a.-Reiection Of
the allied truce terms by the Russian
soviet government caused a sharp de-
cline In stock prices al the opening OF
the market today Foreign exchange
rates also reflected the situation in an
acute fashion. sterling falling several
cents, The Improvement In local bank
ing conditions, reflected by Saturdays
clearing house statement, was lost sight
OF In the hurried selling Of stocks. In
the first half hour. losses ranging from
to 5 points were general Baldwin.
Vanadium, United Fruit. Mexican Pc
troleum and Pan American were the
weakest almond the induStrials, while
Union Pacific. Louisville & Nashville
and IAckawanna led decline in the
railroads.
Stocks continued to be offered freely
representing a mixture Of bear selling.
offerings by discouraged holders and
liquidation Of weakly margined &C
counts Some OF the declines were Of
violent character American Elk
press fell 10 points, Lackawanra s, At
lantic Gulf IN and Baldwin, Crucible,
Mexican Petroleum. American Sumatra
Tobacco, American Beet Sugar and
Utah Copper between S and 6 points
Easier money tendencies. with call
money being supplied freely at per
cent, caused an extensive rally later
in which recoveries ran from | to
points
The closing was steady. Total sales
Appropriated 1850. 900 shares
Range of prices on New York stock
exchange. with previo1s closing bids.
furnished by Shepard a Gluck. Falls
building.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-09
BUREAU FORECAST OF
CHIEF FARM CROPS

WASHINGTON, Aug 9-Production
of crops forecast today by the depart
ment of agriculture from their condition
on Aug. !, was as follows:
Winter wheat 1893 600. 900; spring
spring wheat. 262, 600, 0OO. all wheat,
795, 900, 600 corn 5000, 900 600; oats, L.
400 600 600, barley, 10000 900: rye. IT.,
900 900 buckwheat, 1850, 900; white po
tatoes. 400 600 600; sweet potatoes, l0l,
900 600 tobacco, l,j4i ApI 0tl pOuni%;
flax, l4,30O,O0O; rice, $4,000, 900; hay
Uamel, $500 900 hoy Wild, $4,000, 900;
sugar beets, 5000, 600 tons; apples to-
tad $4,000 900 bushels, peaches, As
JHO.o9O peanuts, SS,7o0,V0O; kaftr7 12d,
OOl,U0,
G, nditon of the ,rops on Aug.
was
spring wheat. 1874 pc. cen: c. a
normal, corn, s6,7; pags, 1872. barley,
SO, buckwheat 900; white potatoes,
81, sweet potatoes. 500, tobacco. Sal;
flax. sol; rye, SS.7; noN 90; sugar
beets 9l9
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-09
MISCELLANEOUS

NEW YORK, Aug. 9.--Butter- Firm
receipts, 9,St4. Creamery firsts. 5ln SAC,
Eggs-lrregular; fresh gathered firsts.
+7a5Oc,
Cheeese-Irregular; average run. 25k
Q27i7c.
Poultry-Live. weak: broilers. bv
freight, 43a 45c, broilers by express q
q isc, fowls, 36c old ROSTERS, 24c. tur-
keys, 3jC. Dressed poultry steady;
Western broilers. fresh, 42d55c. fowls
fresh, 26h 42c; ROSTERS fresh, 26d27c
turkeys not quoted.
ST LOUIS, Aug, a.--Pou.try--H
29c; springs, 33c; turkeys, 4ic; ducks,
&c, geese, lSC.
Butter-Creamery. $40.
E,ggs-42c.
KANSAS CITY. Aug. 9.-Butter, ex-
ing, A0c.
Eggs, firsts. 46c seconds, soc; Sc
lcctcd case lots soc.
Poultry, hens, PC; broilcrs. CSC;
springs, lc lower. Csc
Potatoes lodl5c lower; sl.75d1.s5.
receipts, IS cars. Virginia cobblcrs.
St0Od6 20 barrel: Jersey cohblcrs. 81 So
H3 75 Cwt. Kansas and Missouri Early
uhiCs, S3OOa326,
CHICAGO, Aug 9--Buttcr higher;
creamery, 43n52hc
Eggs higher; receipts, 1882 cases,
tirsts. asa SIC; ordinary firsts, 42d 43c.
at mark. cases included, I3a sec; stor-
JE" packed frstS SalSIac.
Poultry. alive unsettled fowls, 500
2tc. springs, 5Sd40c,
SEW YORK. Aug Stopper steady:
cl"rtroitc SPOT and third quarter 10.
Iron firm No | Northern. 20 00d
ego No ? Northern. rs OOd ~ 90: No.
. southern, 44.00ef as 90
Tin castor. spot and nearby. ~ 90.
fourth quarter, 4925.
Anthony %
Lead steady: spot. $50 Zinc steady.
spot, East 81 Louis delivery. T65d7. so
At London copper spot Gas. us Cd
futures, E95 lis, cd elcctrolytlc spot.
an futures. Gtl1; tin SPOT go7g.
lbs futures E2s5 l5s lead SPOT G Is.
los futures. cas-, l5s, zinc. spot, SO
Ios futures f43, l5s.
SAVANNAH TIA. Aug. Tdrpen.
Hnc firm l5A'a sales i03 receipts 39s
shipments IA55 stock l26Se
Ro~in firm sales 9@l receipts
2ol shipments, 4.239. stock. IS 900
quote & f. ooaf2 ~ n. =. +. &. f.
T. Is. VI * W.. Wv, l37tal3S5.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-09
DOW JONES SUMMARY.

NEW YORK. Aug. s.-Russian soviets
reject 10 days truce. Britain and
France decided TO back up Poland.
Russian delegation In London still in
sists reds will withdraw forces pro-
viding Poland agrees to arTnistice terms.
BolsheViki mass troops in region OF
MIawa for drive on Warsaw.
New York clearing house statement
for week shows decided Improvement
with increased reserve of l,257, 600
and decrease in loans of s45, Sis, 900; on
other hand local federal reserve bank
statement shows decrease in reserve
ratio Of total reserve to deposits and
federal reserve note liabilities from 4O,4
to 1913 per cent.
Government crop report at 3:l5 New
York time.
U. S. shipping board threatens stock
action stop freight rate war in Pa
cific.
New York Central and Pennsylvania
prepare statements showing effect OF
increased railroad rates on suburban
traffic.
Twenty industrials, $40, off As; 20
rails, 1919, unchanged