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Rats ovsrrun English Town.

Millions Of rats are overunrhng
Abcrtiilery (Monmouth), Englnnd. and
neighbOrhOod. While the cOngrcgn.
ton wns leaving BaptIst church In
TIllery street on recent Sundny mn
army Of rats ran among them. One
woman collapsed. All means have
hccn used. but the rnts have not only
survived. hut also il,rived. The mcdI.
cal officer Of health. DR.. Hnilic Smith,
says the rnis nre Of two kin,ls-brOwn
md black. The bInrk rnts. ny rule.
keep to the sewers. but the brown
rats climb anythlng-teleRrnph poles
and rain and gas pipes. They swarm
everywhere. II was suggested to the
Abertillery district council that ex.
pert rat dcstroyers should be employ.
ID. but local stniY having stnicd that
they could do better than the experts.
the matter has been left TO them with
Discretionary power to call In help II
ascessary.
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IN MEMORlAM

In loving memory of ]. s. Dou-
ghty who passed away one year ago
Sept. 3rd 1919.
What is home without Father
or the things the world may send,
When we lost our Father we lost
our dearest friend,
He wore a crown Of patience thru
the years as he struggled on,
And those at rest forever were the
hands that made our home,
Father, We are lonesome how we
miss your loving face,
You left us to remember, none on
earth can take your place,
Fond thoughts always linger round
our hearts and tears they flow,
And to that sad and lonely grave
our footsteps often 60.
Wife and Children
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HAD cAMoUFLAeE DOWN FINE
Youths Many and Varied Reasons for
Getting Out Of Task Of Polishing
His Shoes.

mo. mother. II Isn't that I'm lnzy
that don't want to polish my shoes, ="
said Young Nick. the boy Machinvelli.
"T'm Just tryin' L he economical and
help you an dad save money. " !
wuz to polish my shoes It I'D show M
my ole stockIns SOS I'd hnftcr put On
clean ones an II I did that I'd hnfier
brush my clothes.
San you know. mother. ! goiter lot
Of bud spots In my pants an on my
coat. and II I brushed EN- the spots
would stand out SOS you'd just hnficr
buy me new suit.
II been studyin' camouilnge. mother.
noticcs-cxccpt you. mother. mud YOU
get too close. But just MS am. moth
cr. I'm not hardly visible TO the nahcd
eye ut all, and it's awful convenient.
Besides, II saves money. you see. ns
I been tcllin' you. Nom. ! don't dnst
wash my fncc md hnnds too hard, he
cause they'd be so bright m shiny
they'd cnli attention TO my grease
spots.
"Ycs'm. rlr Glenn oil up. II you shy
10. OF course. but ! don't think you
oughtcr discourage me when I'm trying
to help you snve money. Besides,
there's Blll calm me now. mn II
wux to Glenn up I'd go right out md
get dirty ngnin. Yes'm. ] promise.
When come In ! will. Awri. Bill, In,
comm i"-ChicngO News.
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FElSAL HAS CAUsTlC TONGUE
ropsan Men and Measures Inter.
sstino In the Extreme.

The oriental tact and personal charm
Of Emir Feisal did much to win friends
for the Arabian cause In Paris. No
one ever came away from him In an
angry mood. The emir was very witty
and many stories are told Of his clever
retorts to acquaintance In Paris. On
one occasion correspondent asked
him to give his opinion Of modern
statesmen as q result Of his acquain-
lance with them at the peace confer
ence. He replied, "They are like mod
ern paintings. They should be hung
In cutlery and be Viewed from dis
lance" Another time ut meeting II
the council Of ten. NJ. Pichon referred
to the claims Of France In Syria.
which he said were based on the CRU
sades. Emir Feisal turned toward him
and inquired mildly. II am not grcnt
student Of history. but would you kind
~ tell NE which one Of " won the
Crusades."
Mr.. Balfour once tried to find out
what Emir Feisal thought Of the Brit
ish government. He succeeded. 1T
reminds me Of Q caravan In tire drs-
ert You see IN impressive string If
dr0medaries In the distance trekking
single die across the shifting san'is.
When you first overtake them, you olf.
serve that the last camel ID tied to the
tail Of the next In line. When you
reach the head Of the column. you find
TINT little donkey Is leading the whole
string."-Asia Magazine.
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High School and couusIy District
School Books In stock at Dsavse
prices.
THE ECONOMY STORE
R. o. Graves reports three pota-
toes brought in by Johnnie Boyd that
weighed 5 and shalf pounds. They
never had been irrigated.
A. J. Recht returned Tuesday ev-
ening from his fishing "trip and re-
ports good time.
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Reception Of New Members
Sunday, September 9Th, l0:A5-
1915.
Note the earlier hour for the Com
munion Service, l0:45. The Sabbath
School will close ID minutes before
the usual time, that we may have a
full hour and half for the Church
Services. The Pastor will preach n
Communion Sermon on "Thc Pro
preticnl Aspect Of the Lords Sup
per-" and the text Cor. l ! :26, For
as often as we eat this bread, and
drink this cup, ye do shew the Lords
death till he come" We invite all
who love our Savior and who do not
worship elsewhere, 10 meet with us 70
remember His dying love and to lo'k
forward to His Glorious Appearing.
The evening service will be held
one half hour earlier, Mt 1890. The
subject will be "Thc Hidden Gospel
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Mr.. r. J. Champion arrived home
the latter part Of the week from
Stockholm, Sweden, where he had
been for the past six months erect
ing some dredging machinery for a
company in Milwaukee. They want
ed Dick to stay there for a year, but
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2 Cor. a:3,4, But If our Gospel be
hid, it is hid to them who are lost; in
whom the God of this world hath
blinded the minds Of them which be
licvc not.
Special music at both these ser
vices. Come And Welcome.
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Senator staley and wife and Miss
Helen Guerney, who lives with them,
left Wednesday for Rocky Ford in
their car, and will be at the Rocky
Ford melon barbecue which is to be
held today.
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Sabbath School at gas =. NJ.
Preaching at 3.
Mid-wcek Service for Prayer and
Bible Study Thur5dny at 3 j. NJ.
win you not join with Us in these
community scryiccs?.
Clinton Reed, Pastor
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Mrs. Paul Hill and Zoe and Julia
returned Monday from Trinidad,
Colorado where they spent the sum-
mer with Mr.. Hill.
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Baptist Church

(W. A. pirkin, Pastor)
Sunday School 9:45 A. NJ.
Morning Ser. ice-ll o'clock.
Evening service 8 o'clock.
B. Y. o. u. 1T 7 o'clock.
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NOTICE oE PUEBLO SALE !

Notice is hereby given that me
Rssrl Of Directors of SCHOOL, District
Number Two, in the County of
jefferson, State of Colorado, by
virtue of the authority vested in SID
Board, and in accordance with the
statute in such case made and pro-
Sided, will at two o'clock p. NJ.
Saturday, September IS, 1920,
offer for sale to the highest and best
bidder, at tho premises hereinafter
described, the following lots or
parcels Of land, situate, lying and be-
ing in the County of jefferson,
State. Of Colorado, to-wit:
Lots numbered eleven ilD,
twelve (l2), thirteen 13), fourteen
(14), fifteen (l5) and sixteen (16),
in block numbered one (D Town of
Arvada, togather with the buildings
thereon sitnatc, consisting of two (2)
frame building, approximately 20 #.
by 40 it., and one brick building ap-
proximately 20 #. by AZ #.
Said Board reserves tho right to
reject any or all bids, on any part
OF all OF said property.
Dated at Arvada, Colorado, Aug
ust 20, 1920.
EDWIN L. FOSTER.
JOHN j. WEBER
j. C. MUNAL
Directors of School District Mum
Der Two in the County of jefferson,
State of Colorado.
Pub. Aug. 26 Sept 2 0 16 inclu.
Roy Rand, superintendent of the
Crown Hill cemetery, is the proud
possessor of brand new Hupmobile
SSrvA
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Miss Leonora Hammett and Cou-
sin, Miss Mable Thorne is visiting
here from Baltimore, Maryland and
spent Sunday in Estes Park.
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The ". R. c. kindly request the
return Of their Flag surposts which
have bssn taken from Barth Hall.
by Order Of President

T. J. Johnston Of Idaho Springs,
. retired mining man, purchased w.
W. Moberly's residence property 300
West First Street and will move in
- soon - he makes q number of
improvements. Mr.. Moberly and
family will occupy Mrs. George Wal
ker's fufnished house temporarily.
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Colin Campbell, q nephew Of At
torney George B. Campbell, arrived
Wednesday from Botna, Iowa. for a
visit with his uncle and family.
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-09-02

Fortunately none Of the hundred or
morspsrsons hurt Sunday by the cal
lapse Of the beachers at Broad Park,
we're Arvada citizens. Moral, be care
full when you 60 on Sunday.
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he declined, as he says, old u. 8. A.
is good enough for hin. HA,had
fine voyage. coming back, but said
it was very rough going over. eair
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-09-02

Mr.. Fisher, who owns the property
formerly known as the Chase and
Bonner place, just being vacated by
Ben Privitt, will move back to Arv.
and occupy it himself.
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-09-02

J. F. Shipley arrived from Coffey-
vile, Kas.. on both =
business and pleasure trip. She is at
present visiting at the home Of Mr..
and NrA Chas. Bell.
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Prssby,erian Church

Clinton Reed, Minister.
Bible School Mt 9:d5 A. M.
Morning Sermon at II.
Christian Endeavor mt 6:30 =. NJ.
Evening services at o'clock.
Communion Service
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Mr.. and Mrs. E. C. Post and little
son Of Paradise, Kansas are visiting
at the E. Cochran home
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-09-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Thompson of Wis
consin and Mrs. George Marshall of
Colorado Springs, spent . few days
with Mrs. F. R. Schellenger.
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-09-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Foster arrived
the first Of the week and will remain
in Arvada, and are looking for a
place to live.
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-09-02

Mr.. c. L. Carson Jr. arrived Sat-
urday from Thedals, Oregon and will
spend the winter with his parents in
Arvada.
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At THE CHURCHES
The Methodist Church

Henry ]. Cattsrall, Minister.)
Sunday School at 10 o'clock.
Evening Song and Praise Service
ut 8 o'clock.
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Local Lore

Subscribe Tor the Enterprise 81.
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Roy Rand, superintendent of the
Crown Hill cemetery. is the proud
possessor of brand new Hupmobile
five passenger touring car.
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CHARTERS ISSUED.

x!rksnia Goa! and COX. Corporation.
Roanoke. Va. Maximum. 100. 900 s!ia res
mini! IN. $4,000 shares OF stock, FUR.
imn!nsrals John u Newton. rr. sident. J:
W. Cure. Secretary. -. -. HUI Jr.. am!
l.eWis a. Suckois- OF Roanoke, Va.
"aNimutn. $4,000: minimum. 81. 900. Pur-
poses; General real estate and construction
business ii, ID. Martin. President: Nor
man y Pricur. Secretary: Roberta l..
Martin and l.. +. Whitchurs;-alI Of Nor.
:, kp-Op Service Corporation. Roanoke. Va
iMs ,,r,. 100000: minimum. $4,000
". W hinnd. president. Grove. Va; o. g.
'rh T;,o = nnrton. nlu,aeld., ". Va.
NM KSnbriirS Va Maximum. $50. 900
i.ai .ohaceo n every Kind. J. H. Fca,n.
1!Stun. president, kcnbrid=c, Va: r H.
;;"Nn secretary. kcnbr,dEc. Va. and j
hunter Love. banlcitOwn. Va
Maximum. s45,0cO; minimum. $4,000. ruT
poses: Gem banking business s "
n,,"!e president; II. u. Davis. secretary and
IL y kicc-all az Forest Depot ia
Amendment 10 charter OF Empire Tire
ana Enb..r CORPORATION. Richmond ",
W ". neppsr. president. and Iiar.
capital stock from $4,000 600 to 600. ooSS
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DEEDS OF TRUST.

pcn""n. trustee. s SCUM Il linz s Mo 90 nj nj
Az, linz, so 5sot s %cs, rldsn. ives, 6oxi3O
Iinrry j. Simpson t to- ii. II. R,chcson,
~ feet . i-2 inches north Clay, north "a
ieei ODD d. inshes by 90 feet inches. july
Il. y. Blenncr to y. W. Patterson G, al.
trustees. s. =; corner Broad and Rylani
Hnricy H. Thncil5ter 81 c'O nj. to s,uar, G.
81 eta; ir" ans =. In, Floyd Avenue
!.cwtcr 7 Hobbs to II. S. i,uab ct al.
trustees. s. line Main street - feet ".
Adams w. :TAi55 feet. June 10. 1920:
Virginia ". prcwry 9, al. to IL. S Hume
OF ais trustees. y. W corner Hanover
and I;"msar. ~, Streets ao1iso feet. July
!os!G 7 ,T1hoIg TO Rex @; Jones ,5u,-
f.et 81 inches by ITO feet. June 20.
T.: A. : Krey 81, al. to rranls u. Epps.
81 Zee, ST inches x Eyrd. y. soxiaS ff feet.
June iG. 1890: s2.i2i
susie Mcclure Elicit to r. a. Lancaster
Avenue. al feet !nchss VI. Linden. NV ".
g feet inches by 1913 feet. july |. 1870:
10y trnssc So ss line 70 leigh strs Gx.
inches by 81 feet inches June me IT, i.
Jos; u. Pride to Jno; s. Christian. trus,
feet : inches y Main y. 2ixiop feet.
- AL. trustees. No 3l3i. -. line ChaInn
St. .: feet inches T.. Carrulton. f 2:
iSct inches by 40 feet; Juno -. 1920:
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RcalEs,ate and Court News
nAwGAiN AND SALE.

Realty AMI Finance Corporation Of
Virginia 10 Laura y Hack. Yves, limo
Hancs Avenue. SSSic fc: south I.ady's
Mile Road. So>i2S. october >. 1919: tax
81. $40.
Roy Chiidrcy c, al. TO Annie y C.
50 zee; ives; Tiidcr. west 5Oxi5o feet.
Gras. II sn,i,hdcal to Harry l. simr;
son: No. 'os cast lin" Tenth street: ~
:o.i LASS. meet FEET, July July /. iseO: ST. S..
Rlehmond College TO n \; nl.nner;
S;Tss.s s.sxiics tSs; July /. 1870
,AaS,nhas + Schulz 70 ,!ur,Gsy I'll,
20. 1920: 5000
uTwa M!ehsss Ct al t" y55EinIS
and HanoY;:;a, SoNijo fe; juno -. 1920;
Tho7n. No si2 NC West linz nandolpm S Street.
$500, Tax siso. $40
oa S9s'f k f' &e"? zoos du,h 10 Susie F Ms
A,enpS Si feet VIZ, i2fsG west ''iN
+ " Hughes e, al 10 h hiST V. Dor.
Soy, No. ~ Sqn!h i.e .i,gisns st,s.,.
June iE s 1870 $50 T! ax e.; iA'i' feet
ro r"'bs Fac J. Gee Franz p hnssT1n I;ho to
20. 1929. Tan $3.50, $40.
Frank w. Ca,oEni ., al. to j. W.
kinNer north line Chat.in Street. o. s
feet east carrolton Avenue. east :aGxl2O
feet June %. 1920. TaN ,2.2O. 80.
Anni" II. Drinard 9. al. to WIN. a. GIL,
No. eoli south line Floyd Avenue. ii2
jcet west Mcanow west 2S.5ni7o.S feet.
h v kasn e. ais TO Ike Pattaschaick
e; ssa.h iiII s1THeei c5%i ha Feet June u
John J Wicker. I.Iz1i. T.. twi.c) 10
Jas i. Mooney, No. 2Ol> north limo Pax
t.o"i. t:N?S feet. Lien. $1,000 July l.
Howard q. Grimm q, al 20 w. a.
hnrk. No. $50 southwcS, corner Fifth
5N - nmons and btrch; 6GSlie feet. Lien.
luther l.. Martin. Sallic ~. Cwifc) 30
nunye burton Gcbhardt. No. aO3O-2Os2
No'th Ilnr Grovc Avenue - foe, cast
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CmICAGO GRAIN ANn rnonI.cr

r,otiiJAGo. July Corn scored u mate.
go "HN,hhyr IN price today OWING chiefly
H. p,iti mat reaction was due artrr
60 'v,:hi DE week. Gains. however
Ma's hYt h"ld Tho c'osc WAS uusrttird
he he hSi lover 70 &c advance. with Scntein !.
- 4'''t- 10 l.Ip2 and December az n
h,' oats finished ne OF ia a., ~, -"
~ nf"H'.,@nIi VARYING from 3lc decline
maIhc; made much OF the fac, mai In
IN" ,l ShSc' tins Shrnllarc Of prices ha i
i'l"unltd To nearly - cents n pusn"i
IL .IimDaF"d with las, weeks top figure.
rufihrIRorv. demand was stI,nuia;rI IN.
assertions that this week would s". .m,
wt,i,, .. h,atrai receipts. The readiness
y" ~ Nh!ta offerings were absorbed ray,
Einit'"hhI .inictus to the upturns in values
MI M ,hI rnd ~ tbs Iay. however. The
ImmarM't h"h an ovcrhouEbt appC;,ranrc
En1rtS to realize prohts on ac,viy a"auir.i
n".hihrs followed and durini; Tho IL !;
~ minute. Of trading all the advance Wa
tu'uaHE wirci out. with December clos
'hE at = To = cents nct loss
il, '''" ,. !Sh ron estimates counted somewhat
a. overcoming the strength that uut.
"rScIop.h II sympathy with corn
itoE.SionS were awavcd FOR Tho mos,
b1ncht to 4 moderate extent,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-08

Gmty and Porto Rico sugars wo-.
o ounaT; cost and freight. equal "a iiSS2S I"E
d,v '"SHs; ~, Ihern we're sales late yrs,r-
80, ~ .''"V bags or Cubas ano., 10,
JESS ifi nnd t'ei:ht for iEana. shipmcp,' 80? 9
p"r;a" ets ,iHa!"' and today io.cIj bag ~
ioF, second ha!t July shipmcnt a; IS eii'I 81
To- Erw va n ~" bags FOR, prompt sh!rrnen,
L" "' an T'0sS iss" BAGS for pro:r; shncn nj
il ~ . '"r win out-pcrt options "A,
-, I, hcre were also also sn,,'c
,,fn n,nss o, I4il dn,y sugars in promr, nos..
No change was reported IN roo-,
l.tiIIi,i,"rnt "u"ttd a; e..v, 30 aiUV Tor nm
I'M, ',,,,.v.' One !oGat rciincr was ,lin;
Were our NV" ~, Is%.vsry at .:c. while Swo
otAcFS were said to be ar,.IS,;; ~ ".h tne
s,PT ISl" new orders being pretty wrii
~ iuiGics trading was very urh. an,
SI.Gta We're irregular. clos.n. At !, noS, 80 .
decline to 30 advance - po!his
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-08
VIRGINIA TRUST COMPANY
HAS NEW STOCK FOR SALE
Issue Is ny An,rrirrn iIomr Furnish
crs' Corporation uf NorrOlk,
fur 81 .NIiil.NNn.

Expectations that JulY payments
viii place additional funds in the
hands 81 Investors has led to The
bringing cut ~ several new bond
and stocN issues 10y Virginia CON
Germs, ono ~ which IS that Of the
American hHmc FuJuIshcrs' Corpora
ton. ~ \crtclk. which has hccn
placed VITA thc NtcElutl Trust Com
rIuy here. Tho ISSUE is for $1,000
Geo. bearing \ yer cent interest. con-
vcvtahlr NCCt rvca stock
RcDNr; " tho urCs,dcnt Of the cor
pNra;iN1 shows .NA; the earnings Of
tho concern during tho last fiscal year
were Hvc times ;hc dividend require
:N"0tS of ;NC stock Tho earnings OF
ihS company, at;cr deductions for
taxes, are estimated nj ST&o.O00 by
officials ~ the company. The stock
is being offered Il IS understood. at
9, : NCr cont " NNr.
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money PLENTIFUL WITH
ALL |NDUSTR|ALS ACTIVE
Feeling as Result of Democratic
Nomination Continues Good in
business Center.
RATE DROPS TO s PER CENT
Steel Stocks, Pctrolcums, Motors
and Textiles Reelected Hope of
Country That Situation Will Soon
BE Back to Normal.
ny uuoADAN WALL.

NEW YORK, July THE better
feeling that was manifested immcdi-
ately after the Democratic nomina-
tion was made continued 10 Influence
(, the stock market today. Some
spccialt!cS made new high prices for
the year and nearly all the active
issues gained something. United
States Steel was prominent in the
trading as were General Motors.
Mexican Petroleum ana Reading. The
rails ali showed relief ut the defeat
OF McAdoo.
Money was less plentiful. bu, did
not loan above per cent. Some
$4,000 00o OF gold was announced as
coming to the United states from
London Immediately
The attitude OF the Federal Reserve
Board in refusing to influence local
s!ble for the seasonal demand OF IN
dustry TO he properly attended TO
With money ~ It's present high rate.
The result Will be the further Grip
ppling Of some industries and partic-
ularly those having 10 do with the
pres -ryaiicn cf food and production
Cheap Money Adds to Activity.
Wall street recognizes the critical
nature OF the situation and 1t is be-
cause OF it that the bu,l campaign
Visible results of the lack of credit
when the crop InovinE period comes
on IN fun force. the demand for credit
VIII he so urgent that there VIII be
no money favors for the stock mar
ket IL is now or not AZ all for many
OF The market pools.
Win the realization on the part Of
the Street that the visit OF ]. Leon
ard RcpoSlc 70 Europe may mean a
great deal for the Rcpoglc Steel
Company. the stock Of that concern
is creeping higher.
McAican Petroleum expects TO
nr!mE ~ the hrst OF its new series OF
The activity OF copper shares is
due to the FAC; that an active in
CURRY has developed for the metal.
Sales have been made the last few
days above - cents n pound
some .actiE!ty was seen in CONSOLE
dated Textile as a result OF an
nouncement that The company. in ad-
dition 10 running its own mills. Will
undertake. the management Of pri-
basis
Reading stock Is being accumulated
by the frniemds of tho banking in
tercsts tina; are controlling the 1rou-
ertE The supreme Court has order
ca dissolution and action to that end
Us expected at AN early date
General Majors Itcmain strong
Inc squirt in General Motors ralnc
as scheduled. The stock was ac,,im-
ulatcd on large scale while il MAS
!; u"uT r, and the right people have
large thht II cannot bc taken car. OF
IN the United States 1t is likely
. IL GNtcnSlNc manufacturing will be
zone Ny ne company in England.
,Saii OF the government for ahou;
Sil'ioc,uOo from this district is not
expected to AFFECT the money mark,r
MATERIALLY. as gold is coming 10 re-
American Express was a strope
len;urG in expectation Of acquiring
control by leading trust coi,lpauy
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- -
PRODUCE MARKETS..


a.
nhr IN The market FOR coffee futures to-
uaE' "winr :" rallies in santos futures
.i,h rrp"tis mat prominent i'O.ortinc in
imnast' hti taken ur July notices amount
IT'S features led TO CovCrini: after recent
sever" decline, and after oncniuc nm :
'h";Ssd 20 10 rnin;s higher active mont tbs
S"li about y 10 >! roiDts above last niEhi's
I."Sinr, Win Sr2tcmhcr touching 1890 and
it'c.lnhcr i2.0. or 20 10 ~ noIl;s above
tii' iow levels ~ las, week CLOSING prices
Mcr. within 70 points of the host show
LIZ net gain" % . to - points July II IS:
:: nncr. NN: October. li9i: December
.. - Januiry. l2o2: March. l:.i0. MAY.
Snot coffee was DAN and nominal No
irrSn "ncTs from Rio were rCunrtcd in
ne cost ana frcirh. Inarkc, aud offers
rom Sartns were very Irregular hui n
maze N'Shcr Ia some Instances They in
'tnd a ~ ana ~ AZ -. American credits
h" official cables showed u decline OF
~ iNiS III The Rio ma rk"t. Su' an a,iy:, nee
81 % :" - rciS III santos fu'ur.. Rin
'N'H!nr" ~ London was G-I.l higher and
IN. dniiar buving rat" 81 rcis lower IRA
IMAM uhr' .JC"ipis. "a NNp. Rio cleared & =
-" for Sow York Tho wrR .hor In Sno
ihuio was :p'nCwnIt unsettled in Two
districts WIKI minimum tcmpcraturcs
RANGING from - to - degrees.
SIiGAE
NEW YORK July There was a little
iNo'" hctyiN rennr;"d In the local raw
sugar nHskct today and Driccs were nm
ch"rG'd on Cuban varieties while ful
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GOOD COTTON WEATHER
THROUGHOUT THE SOUTH
Plant l'rufting Wen Under t.,n,i,,
Sunshine and Crop, I!rr,

l:m hssocia,cd rressl
WASHINGTON Julv win
weather conditions favorable the
cotton crop made good to excellent
progress throughout the belt dur
ing the last week. according to the
weekly bulletin of he Department
Of Agriculture. issued tonight. The
warmer weather and abundant sun
shine was cspecially favorable in Tic
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CoTTONSEED OH.

~" oNN July AFTER showing mol
.oca buy!nE on the uptufn in lard - 20, ~.
.I.' Ju Oh nt?Ns SHARPLY under renewed .,iui-
",' n." an. Tor want OF now buyln,. In d.
nSn'iat, t.o.inE prices were To- 10 ,o!m;s
Sales, 1890 barrels. prIm. c-,,.
III. primo summer yellow suot ilo,,,int,t T.
1,""aS,' it"'. September. iiSJ: DcCsunhrr
-. h.I !iIu Thine winter y.Il,vr NJ
summer white. poiminal '''''" ana
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northeastern portion OF the belt.
where cool weather had persisted.
ward III most sections OF the belt"
the report stated. hut It is well Gull
tiratcd and the plants are fruitinE
satisfactorily. except in places where
wceNil are numerous, but wccvil
damage SO far has been generally
light III most sections where they
haze appeared. Tho recently warm
and mostly fair weather has been
Instrumental in holding woevil ac-