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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-19
LEADERS FIJI
SPECIAL 1Rll
Rspablieaa Candidates e..
Jacksonville This Aises.e.
Teuring State

Chicago. Oct. 1s.--k spa,,.,.
carrying Republican can1iSss n
most Of the state olRces ~
greosi0aal positions, which !.
ing taken over the entire ~. y
wssk, will stop for 1 ~.
rally ut Jacksonville this sfss-
Andrew Russell, candiAas ~
election ~ state auditor. -
dress the meeting.
The special is due at h. 4
Louis late NTH Afternoon. q.
meeting has been arrsnsedai
Louis L. Emmerson and nm
Ter, candidates for sscrels,, |.
state and treasurer, respert,.s
will speak.
The schedule Of the - 4, I
next three days includes III -.
ing stops.
Mount Vernon, Oct. 20, D,,,m.
Oct. q. Peoria, Oct. % (no~'
Quincy, Oct. % night 3
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-19
roRsEs SUFFER-
| AGONY IN BULL
FIGHTS OF SPAIN

a
!Madrid.-The practice Of riding
hbrses into the bull ring to b ma,
tpated and tortured by maddsnsd
bills without . chance Of escape or
opportunity to avoid attack IL de-
nbunced by Ramon Comes Do u
Garna In La TribunA Tho writer
argues that the horse suffers agony
S1rom the time he enters the eing
blindfolder. for he scents the bull
which he cannot see and trsmhles
and perspires with fear.
Senior de II 6erna remarks that
ulch = method Of putting . horse to
1eash u unworthy Of human dignity
~ sdf-esteem- He declares some
1rM lighters FEEL that such cruelty
unnecessary Ind one q then,
n nut0. even Invented arm0red 20
Ettc&aoa for the picadors' horses. a.
sogh this proved futils, - the In
4 DriAted bull always found . weak
Dot II the cuirass.
tho author Ooaeludeo thak the
hague of Nat3ons woala Aa1o ooaA
Y AeSe 1aheA ~ - r
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-19

Dates for literary events at the
Rock Island high school haze been
set. Work in preparation to meet
teams Of the Big Eight and Of the
tri-cities has already begun.
The boys defamation contest
will come FIRST ON Dec. 10, at Gene
SEQ. Entrants in this contest are
choosing their subjects in prepare
!tion for the preliminary test at
which the representative Of the
local school will be chosen. The
girls defamation contest will be
held 1t Monmouth on Feb. ii.
The tri-city debates will be held
on March : Is, the question to be
argued being Resolved, That fed
eral law be enacted in the United
States compelling all public utility
labor disputes to be settled by ar
bitration." Boys and girls, IL in
number, who are members Of the
debating club, have started work
for this contest.
For the first time in several years
Rock Island expects to enter the
extemporaneous speaking contest
ITO be held at Moline, May 8. The
shorthand contest viii probably be
held at Augustana on Mays7.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-19
10 ONE ARRESTED
| FOR POILCEl[AN'S
DEATH IN CRASH

The coroner's jury. havingtheard
stOries Of witnesses Of the auto
accident which resulted In the
death of Raymond Costigan, Dav-
export policeman. early Sunday
morning when the ofiicer was chas-
Ing q speeder, held none Of the
principals Of the accident 70 blame
fbr the crash. The speeder. who
vas being pursued by the police
nan, 10 unknown.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-19
CHARGED WITH
ATTACKING GIRL
Henry Miller Caught by Posse Of
Farmers Yesterday Near Rock
ingham.

Henry Miller. 20, said to live in
Rock Island, was bound over to the
Scott county grand Jury today un-
der bonds OF $500 on a'charge of
criminal assault. He is charged
with committing an attack on Vera
Fiiher, 10 years Of age, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Fisher, who re-
side two and one-half miles west
of Rockingham. Miller waived pre-
liminary examination.
The victim Of the alleged attack
was returning to her home yester-
day afternoon from school in COM
pany with brother and sister. Ac-
|cording to the story. Miller ap-
preached them suddenly from q
.cornfleld. He Is said to have en-
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-19
PUEBLA STARTS
REVOLUTION
Armed Opposition, to Mexican Gov.
eminent Arises Uundef ex.
General. q

Vera Cruz, Mexico, Oct. 19.-
UNITED nss.)-Armed opposition
to the Mexican government has
arisen in the state Of Puebla, where
have congregated in
two towns, according to dispatches
from the district received here
today.
Three thousand men under lead
ership Of an ex-Carranza general
were reported TO have armed them
selves, swearing to do everything
possible to prevent General Obre-
gon from assuming the presidency.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-19
HARDING HARD
| 70 UNDERSTAND
GeveEn<r Cox Comments q Failure
~ Grasp Opps1eat's Stnte-

Worcester. Mass, Oct AS.-tunit-
ed PrOss)-"Senator Harding again
says he was misunderstood. Il u
amazing how stupid the American
people are when It comes 70 un-
derStanding the senator's state
ments," Governor Cox declared
here today, commenting on Hard
tng's reply to President wilson's
letter,
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-19
G. 0. P.LEADER
BREAKS H|SlD

Lander. Wyo.. Oct. l3.-rt,sl h
Mondell, Republican leader N q,
house OF representatives. va 8
jured in an automobile sccidest :
day while inspecting rsclamstin
work on the Shoshons reserv,un
near Riverton. According to 4 ~
phone message received here Nh.
delIs leg was broken.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-19

Can Francisco, Calf, Oct li-|
Conviction of 80 members Of N
Industrial Workers Of the Wow
in Sacramento, in January, 1911,
charges Of violation Of the dbl
and espionage acts, were uphd|
by the United States court Of pl
peals.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-19
VICTIM OF POISON
IS BETTER TO-DAY

Mrs. Bessie Carlson, 2lo7 Fou1
avenue, who drank poison Sunap
after 4 family misunderstanding i
recovering according to st. Aatt
ony hospital authorities. Nm
Carlson will be taken to her hon,
tomorrow.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-19

ticed Vera into a hollow and. to
have attacked her. Screams of.the
other two children aroused the
nearby residents and posse was
quickly formed to run the attacker
down. When caught, Miller is said
to have had a small revolver on his
person.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-19
CEMETERY ASSN. FORMED.
Especial to The ArEus.)

Springfield. Ill. Oct. 19.-Bethel
Cemetery association OF Viola in
corporated today without capital
stock. the incorporators being @.
w. Martin, A. +. Knox, p. n. Car
nahan. James N. Tory, Marion l..
Southern and Oscar r. CArnAhan.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-19
CONTINUE SERVICES.

Adjutant Lundgreu will continue
scrvit 81 at the Salvation Army hall.
corner Of Twenty-first street and
Fifth avenue. every evening this
week at 8 o'clock. Their, will be q
SPECIAL children's meeting Wednes-
day afternoon. starting at 4:15
O'Clock. All children are invited
to attend. There will be special
music and q gift to each child.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-19
lnER1cAN CONGRATULATIONS.

Paris. Oct. 1S.-Captain Lewis II.
9rereton, aviation attache at the
American embassy here, has sent
p Sadi Lecointe. winner Of the
James Gordon Bennett airplane
yhce which was run last month. =
letter expressing the congratula-
tons Of American fiers.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-19

Plan Reception Of 1rs. NcEniry.
A reception will be held Sundas
afternoon IN the parlofs Of the I'm
maculate Conception academy, Dav-
export, to honor Mrs. John Nc
Entry. who was LAST week elected
president Of the Intd national Fed
Grafton of Catholic Alumnae.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-19
Society
r. Giye Tea for Guests.

Mrs. H. N. DeLescaille Of Missis-
sippi avenue. Davenport, will be
hostess tomorrow afternoon at . tea
1T the Davenport Outing club, COM
plimenting q. trio Of out-of-t0wn
guests, Miss Harriet Ross Of Wor-
certer. Mass, her cousin, who 10 Wis
iting in Davenport on her way to
California; Mrs. Harry Hornby Of
Cloquet, MIMI. who 10 spending a
month with her family at thu Hotel
Blackhawk, and Mrs. Hume, for
merly Of CloQuet, who has come
to davenport to make her homo.
About sixty guests are invited Tea
will be served at S O'Clock.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-19

SEARCH FOR sM6sNG LINK.
New York, Oct. 1s.AOreanized
search for the missing link" IL to-
'be carried on in Asia for q i've year
period. beginning next February.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-03-25
Filler Nay Have Canning
Factory

W A. Smith. manager OF the Bull
Canning company was here Tuesday
making arrangements 10 contract for
tomatoes the coming season
He stated that the Bull factory
this coming season will can only to-
maioes and corn and 1t is the purpose
Of the management TO secure a large
acreage OF tomatoes In this section
Il have heard. said Mr. Smith that
the Filler section produces rare
quality OF tomatoes in abundance. Our
company would like TO contract one
hundred acres I'm the Filler country
However. n a minimum OF thirty-nve
acres are contracted here. we will
erect a loading station for the con-
venience OF the growers
I'VE are now growing thousands Of
plants in our hothouses. and will sup
ply them 10 growers AZ cost"
Mr. Smith said further that In his
opinion Filler would be an ideal place
for canning factory. and II sufficient
interest is manifested there will an
doubleday be factory here.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-03-25
lsRcE RANCH TO 81 MOTORIZED

The l. c Chatham estate OF Grand
view. idaho. consisting OF 5000 acres.
zoe OF which Is used Tor hay purposes
and the balance grazing land. has
eliminated all horse power and horse
mower implemcn, and Installed in their
place a complete line OF tractors and
tractor equipment The change is the
result Of carefully planned schedule
on the managers part IN which the
tractor as applied 20 all miscellaneous
farming operations was considered
from every angle The result OF their
Investigations led 20 the installation
OF three Moline Power farm equip
menis. consisting OF the Moline Uni
.yersal Tractors. three Moline ten-foot
irsesoS. mowers and other Moline im-
plemcnis' Not-dnfy- wif'>bsy he cut
by Moline Universal Power but win
he handled entirely IN the field by q
This estate had sixty-hve horses IN
use. which together with the horse
implements are 10 be In the auction
ring in the near future Undoubtedly
this ranch will be one OF the most
modern ranches in the west and DEM
onstrates beyond a doubt that whereas
the tractor formerly was considered
strictly blowing tool. is uses are
now universal
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-03-25
INTERESTING FNTERTAINNENT
TO TAKE PLACE At ". T..
CHURCH TOMORROW NIGHT

AZ the Methodist Episcopal church
tomorrow night the young people will
stage a program that will constitute
an evening OF rare amusement; It is
claimed.
Aside from a once-act farce THE
Obstinate Family. TO be given by
Philip Buck. Loren Drake. Miss Lii
Ian Graybll. and Miss Myrtle Mus
ser. Miss Mary Graybill and Max
Mofclev a program Of seventeen other
number will be given by Miss Lillian
Ctayhin. Miss Anna REYNOLDS James
Penney Miss Florence Otto. Miss Lucy
Otto. Mss Myrtle Musser. Mrs r v
Jones. Mrs NJ ~ Trnitt Raleigh
Drake. Mrs Clyde Dudley p r Drake.
Miss Mabel eager. Mrs r y Ripley.
Chester Baker. and Warren c. zun-
man
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-03-25
Rural High School Wins Two
First Pieces in Contest

Representatives Of the Rural high
school IN the sub-disirici doclamaiory
contest held here Friday evening cap
tured two OF the three possible first
places. the other going TO Twin Falls.
Bull. Kimberly and Filler each send
INK three
Miss Claribel Walter Of Filler won
first place in the oraiorical class with
her rendition of spariacus 10 the
Gladlaiors~ Frank Tough Of Bull
won second honors with American
ism
Miss Fife Noh Of Filler won first
place IN the dramgiic clnss with The
GYPSY Flower Girl" Miss Orgofetta
Murray OF Twin Fails was awarded
second place with When the Fleet
Goes BY
Miss Ida Hngg ~ Twin Falls won
first place IN The humorous class with
The Abandoned Elopemenf Second
honors were given Holiic Grove Of
Kimberly on The Jumping Frog
These six place winners viii go TO
Buriey tomorrow nighi 10 compete IN
the South Central Idaho district con
test On that occasion there viii be
representatives from GopdiDF. Burnley
and Rupert aside from Twin Fails.
Buhl Kimberly and Filler Fiier viii
hrve Two Representatives ~ fhis con
test. Bull. one. Twin Falls. two; and
Kimberly one AZ this contest one
winner from each class wlli be select.
Cd - compete IN the state meet
Judges at The contest here Friday
night we're Mrs.. L " Logue, Of Good
Ing college. Superintendent wesson Of
shoshone schools. and superinien-
dent Stubs o. the Hansen schools.
n c Mitchell Of the Twin Falls high
school presided.
Music was furnished BY Mrs. II. u.
Trulit. Mfs. r. v Jones, Raleigh
Drake. aud a cornetist
There y much interest IN the re-
suit Of the contest 70 be held 81 Bar
Icy tomorrow night
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-03-25
RrRAL men SCHOOL NOTES

The winners in The sub-district de.
c,anaiart confess, FRIDAY viii go IA
Burnley tomorrow "a participate in tbs
district contest A number OF the pa.
pills are planning TO drive over snp.
erentondoni n Il HAYS aud Coach n
v Jones VIII accompany the contest
ants.
The physics class has been conduct
ing eyper menfs 20 test the efficiency
OF various incandosccni lamps Tn
class - studying especially this week
dynamos and motor.
The domestic science class have
been working all week on Easter re-
cipes
Donald Peck has gone back 80
Arapahoe Oklahoma where he vii
help on farm FOR the remainder OF
The year
The Government flower seed has
arrived aud is ready to be distributed
10 the people Of the community. rhe
garden seed Should arrive within
few days
The Ladies' club from the washing
ton district will use the domeaiie
science rooms for an entertainment
! riday evening
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-03-25
JOHN j. GRAY DIES SUNDAY
Ar BOISE HOSPITAL

John J. GRAY. one OF the prominent
stock men OF southern Idaho. died at
a Boise hospital Sunday of pneumonia.
Tie was taken i'll al Bull ana brought
20 Boise. his home, Saturday morning.
Mr. Gray was 81 years OF age and
had recently moved 10 Boise with his
family from Bellevue. purchasing the
handsome suburban home Of W T.
Pierce He came 10 Idaho from Utah
county. Utah in 1857 His parents.
AR. and Mrs. Joseph r. Gray. we're
Of the Mormon faith and died when
he was wears old. his half brother.
James Gray bringing him up.
lie started his present business life
as an idaho sheepherder and when he
was q purchased fourth interest
IN 2s00 sheep which proved the foun-
dation OF his fortune. After seeing
all the ups and downs in the sheep
business duflng The past 20 years he
Went INTO the land business in Blaine
and Minidoka counties. In September
1917 he sold the greater part Of his
sheep and cattle Interests for cam
close to three quarters Of million
dollars aud came 10 Boise 10 reside
Mr.. GRAY was Shriner and an Elk
and although actively interested in
politics never cared for political
perferment Realizing the disa WANT
ages OF the lack OF an early education.
Mr. Gray sought to give all his chill
dren the best of educatiops.
He is survived by his widow and
four children. Mrs Walter j Good'ns
of Gocdlng. JOHN Golden Gray, Hasel
Rose Gray and Jack. boy OF nine
years The funeral was held yesterday
M Boise
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-03-25
100000 School Bond
Issue Was Successful
Board is Now Negotiating For Sale of Bonds
to Provide More Room-Vote Was
l29 for and As Against

Bonds 10 The extent OF $4,000 were
soted Ia the rlacslon held here Sal
urdss, for the purpose OF authorizins
the directors OF Independent school
district number four TO construct al
dltional housing facilities The vote
was lss IN favor of the bonds 10 IS
against
The judges we're D. c Bickford. ana
v Graves, A. j. Ripley and ". a.
Doyel acted as clerks
Interest in the election was aroused
by the division OF opinion as 10
whether the directors were going a.
use the money To construct a new
building. or TO build annexes 10 TIA
present one. II Is said that ma
iority OF the negative votes were cal.
by those who were In favor OF the new
building, rather than annexes Thu
Record last week gave the lmpressloll
hat the directors had decided upon
annexes as the most feasible plan.
This II denied The board states that
Il is their plan to build anneses. only
IN case new building IL not fouul
feasible
The board Is now negotiating Tor
the sale OF the bonds When this Is
lone. attention will then be given Is
he matter OF either building nea
'ekool house or adding 90 the present
one
i'ten interest n being manisefiod ia
the action TO be taken by the board
which ls composed OF &. A. Love
chairman william Buncet William
lligginbothom, Jacob Musser, Arthur
scholien and J. NJ Penny. clerk.
Those opposing the annex plaza
point out thai the present grade
school site does not now AFFORD am
pie playground facilities for the stu
dents enrolled IN the school aud that
with four rooms added. with the con-
sequeni increased enrolment. tho
grounds would be congesied
II is further maintained that an-
nexes would -. -inicrferc. Ss<vs f'se'
@ighr1ur- N -<.fe school. that netr
building viii have TO be erected IN
few years anyway as the anncxfs
would not furnish ample housing Tor
any great length.
Those fayoring anneses state thai
new building would ncurr. besides Tho
expense OF the building and site. tie
additional cost OF administration. up-
keep. sewer system. heating plant afi
other duplicated costs: and that ths
sewer water and heating system o.
the present building Is suffltenf p
take care Of the proposed additions
That more housing facilities AZ
needed and wanted Is not disputed
II Is now necessary 10 conduct schoa
in the basement Of the building usli
arlihciai light and II Is said 10 "a
absolutely necessary 10 provide mo
room Immediately. for use next fal.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-03-25
Smith Offers Soldiers Aid

Representative Addison 7. Smith
has addressed the following statement
10 the Record
Information has reached me from
a number Of the returned soldiers thar
INSCRIPTIONS claim agents IN wash
ington. d G have attempted 70 Charge
fee OF 20 per cent 10 the soldiers
for the collection OF the $50 bonus
travel pay. clothing allowance. etc.
II is unnecessary for the soldiers
10 employ an attorney here Tor SER
vices OF his character n any OF the
soldiers who are readers Of your pa
per have not received their bonus
travel pay or clothing and will write
me 70 this effect. sending me their
discharge. ! viii bring the matfer 70
The attention % the proper oniciai
and see thar any amount due r.
promptly forwarded. with the return
II their discharge Service men who
we're In Frknes after July n. 1919
~. entitled 10 additional pay for
foreign service. under 4 recent ruling
u the Department
II Is unfortunate that the soldiers
have been imposed Upon BY attorneys
IN adjusting their affairs with the
Government, when their Representa-
tive in Congress 10 willing and anxious
% be Of service 10 this or any other
matter onncsrning fhsIr vsifprs,
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-03-25
ADVANCE MAN FOR
SALT LAM tLtB'>
JtNhfT MAS HERE

Members Of the commercial club
making arrangements Tor the enter
lainmeEt OF The Sali Lake Commerclal
Club Boosters Special conferred with
Sam X Smith. secretary OF the Whole
sale Trades department ~ the Salt
Lake organization last night Mr..
Smith Is making an advance tour OF
the territory the Trade Extension and
Friendship Excursion viii cover and
explained 10 President J NJ Markell OF
the Commercial Club the time the
party will be In Filler aud made tenta-
tive plans Tor the reception OF the
Salt Lake party
Tie party viii include 1850 OF the
chief executives OF the largest firms in
salt Lake. Mr Smith said. men who
are Interested IN Idaho and want 10
get into closer touch with the recent
development OF this territory. Ths
local business men are very much In
terestod in the trip and see possibill-
ties for further extension OF reia
tions that will surely follow a closer
personal relationship between he
business men OF SAT- Lake and Filler
Filler viii have The Salt Lake party
about two hours April "a. Mr. SmitA
explained 10 Air Markell and the local
plans will be made on that basis. Filler
viii be an on Zip toe 10 Impress these
guests relative 10 our country and as
sure them OF cordial welcome ana
reception.
Several local people we're acqualnt
ed with Mr. Smith when he was a
resident OF Los Angeles
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-03-25
INSPECTOR f'RcFs SEWER
SYSTEM CONSTRUCTION

Deputy State Sanitary Inspector
Bert Barr WAS here on Official duties
Yesterday
Mr Barr reported sanitary eondi-
lions In Filler a. IN fair shape. but
viii return again next week.
on a recent trip here Barr issned
some orders ana an biz visit yester.
day he found that ifey had been com
piled with satisfactorily
n Il Nr Barr's desire 10 be reason
able and fair IN the enforcement of
he sanitary regulations. and be f.
urging that Filer make every endearor
10 have a sewer system
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-03-25
aLwoRrn ON COMMITTEE

W + Alworth OF Filler. president
% the Twin Falls county farm bureau
,:as been made member OF the
southern Idaho organization commit
tee, according 20 a dispatch from
Spokane yesterday.
The Idaho county farm bureau or
sanitation OF which " l. Fmhariy.
director Of extension OF the univer-
slty Of Idaho. is tie active head. VIII
place the proposed wheat marketing
plan before the wheat growers OF
northern and southern Idaho This is
the report OF J y Laugner OF the
Washington and Idaho wheat growers
association.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-03-25
BODY 90 TWIN PsfIs
MAY ~ f0r>D

The body o. J. } Richm4nd about
70. whose disappearance from his
home ~ Twin Fails June 20 1919.
resulted IN long and futile search.
and in ramors that his BODY had been
taken from the municipal water sup
ply reservoir. was discovered sunday
On NcNuiien creek y miles south
east Of Twin Fails BY q party Of
Twin Falls fishermen.
Clothing and personal effects found
IN he skeleton have been fully identi-
aed By friends. Discovery Of an open
razor under the body IL taken 70 lndi-
cate that Richmond cut his throat
md fell forward over the instrument
The widow. now IN Charlotfestowu
Canada. and brothers and sisters Of
me deceased IN Colorado have been
advised
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-03-25
ROLAND GRAVES HONE
on ACCOUNT OF ILLNESS

Roland Graves. son OF Mr. and Mrs
?. G Graves is home from the Oregon
Agricultural COLLEGE. al Corvallis.
he was stricken with Influenza To-
zelher with the humps and was con-
fnrd Tor two weeks His illness az
fpef.d his e~es. compelling him 10
forrgo us studies for this semester.
us brother Ravmond. viii remain al
f'e 0sfgon school until the close Of
the quarter which has just started.
Roinni c,rec a. resume his studies
in the iail
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-03-25
EXCHANGE LIBERTY BONDS

The treasury department. has con-
pleted arrangements for the exchange
OF temporary Liberty bonds for bonds
Of permanent form with interest con.
pons 70 maturity attached. Secretary
Houston announced Monday.
Exchange OF temporary third loe
bonds began March is. All banks beinx
authorized 20 make the transfer
Within the next month. oGieials ex-
pect 20 exchange permanent bonds tor
bonds Of other Libery loans exec, /
those which hsvs one interest ooupon
They need not be exchanged unti
after those COUPONS lustuse. ~ lstess
tate being pctoper r.