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The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-01-31
w. G. Scates, Minister.
DIo~o 900

Attendance record cut in half last
Sunday. Many did not come because
they did not know they would be per
mitted to attend. Nurses were in
attendance and will be provided as
long as the epidemic RACES. Let us
trust in God and keep his command
ments. If you are well, come.
Bible school at 9:45 a. m. as usual.
Morning worship, communion and
praise service II a. m. The address
of the morning will be given by Ken
meth Hunter, our returned delegate
from the Student Volunteer Conven-
ton. Give him as large hearing as
possible.
Christian Endeavor at $50 p. m.
Evening service 7:3O p. m. Ser
mon docs Death End All 2"
The church that always gives you
that home feeling.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-01-31
&1aFeh q3'!.!1
Str,nd1J School.
Methodist Episcopal Church.

All of the regular services of the
church will be held Sunday except
intermediate Epworth League.
Sermon at 11:00 by the pastor.
Subject, Hunger for God"
Sunday school at the regular hour
for all departments. There will be
nurses to inspect the children and see
that everything is all right. All
who are we'll come.
In the evening at $50 will be the
Epworth League.
At 7:30 the pastor will preach
again from the text, "What Think
Ye of Christ"
Mid-week prayer meeting will be
held on Thursday evening. We had
a splendid meeting last Thursday
evening Be sure to be on hand next
week if you are we'll.
HAROLD 0. PERRY, Pastor.
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Norwegian Lutheran Church.

9:45 Sunday school. A graded
system of instruction in both English
and Norwegian. All precautions will
be taken against the flu.
11:00 English services.
No evening services.
The ladies aid has been postponed to
future date.
Thursday evening prayer meeting
in the church.
F. I. SCHMIDT, Pastor.
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First Baptist Church.
Corner First and Jackson

Dean Hamilton, Minister.
9:45 Sunday school with a doctor
in charge. Do not come to Sunday
school if you are i'll, but if you come
you will have the advantage of a
physician making personal exam
nation.
HOO Preaching service and
Lords supper.
. $3.50 B. Y. P. U. An hour of in
SEPARATION and profit for young peo-
pie.
7:30 Evening worship and sermon
by the pastor.
7:30 Thursday family group will be
called by the leaders. Annual ban
quet indefinitely postponed. Cordial
welcome to all.
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New Agent in Boundary County.

On Saturday, January "a, at a joint
meeting of the Farm Bureau Executive
Committee and the Board of County
Commissioners, Mr.. A. E. Oman was
elected county agent to. commence
work at an early date
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-01-31
Church of Christ.
TREE PLANTING URGED
School of Forestry Offers Supply of Trees.

policy
following the and
the dcated
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-01-31

the stomach and enable
+ to perform its functions natur-
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The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-01-31
Christian Science Church.

Corner Third and Jackson.
Sunday school at 9:45 am.
Church at HOO a. m.
Wednesday evening meeting at 800
p m.
Subject for Sunday, Love"
The reading rooms, located on the
second floor of the church building,
are open on Tuesdays and Saturdays
from 2:30 to 4:30. The public is
cordially invited to attend the serv-
ices and to make use of the reading
rooms.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-01-31
St. Marks Church.
C,,~Jo- Co,.


Church school will not meet this
Sunday.
HOO a. m. Choral celebration.
Sermon: Christianity and Health
by Rev. w. H. Bridge.
The church believes in Christianity
as religion of healing. 1t affirms
that health and happiness are Gods
will and that the nearer man comes
to the Divine mind the more impos-
sible disease becomes.
Our effort in this service will be to
raise the vitality of the worshippers
by centering the mind upon the
teaching of our Great Physician.
Prayer will be offered for the sick.
We invite you to send US the names
of all for whom you desire our pray
ers.
The church will be we'll ventilated.
We believe the laws. of hygiene are
part of the present will of God
Vestry meeting g. D. m. in rectory.
w. H. BRIDGE. Rector. ..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-06
,8DCH@GEj7:
RUTH J. MEYER


Miss Dorothy i.Owndcs. whose mar.
RAG" Ia John T.. Rogers has been AL
nounccd Tor Thursday. June 10. was
the honurrc of a delightful bridge party
given Friday morning by Miss Estelle
Garner al her home. 1912 Van Buren,
tr,et.
Six tables were arranged fur the gam"
- ',-.us beautifully decorated In cut
flowers ferns and pottcd plants, form
ing AN attractive setting Tor the de-
lightful occasion. After u number OF
spirited rounds scores were summed up,
Miss Fclicc Stinnett holding highest,
aud winning buX of handkcrchiefs.
Miss Iuwndcs as the honorrd guest
WAS presented with bottle of Garden
GLOW perfume.
\ delicious salad course was served
later In the afternoon tu the following
guests: Miss l.uwndcs honurec. Mes
DANES Harry Smith. Miles Biyins, chan
ccllor Weymouth Sloan kritScr. Henry
Gould. Robert Keirscy. sam lSlacs. W
y. Herring. Edward Temple. e. J. l.
l.uwndes. u, T.. Rogers and Misses
Cornelia Woflin. Linlow Jones, GLADYS
and Margaret Sccwald. Gertrude and
Margaret Luwndes. Betty Lou and Mar
iofic Ozicr Margaret kcndrick. F,lict
Siinnrtt. Pauline R-cder. Jessie Daw
SON kntk'ene Wilmington. Mildred and
/ Francis burgess
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4. l.. 4. BoOks for Evcrybo,Iy Fund
NV Mrs H. $. thompson
Assistant State Director

There Rre probably fifty thousand
bird p,iuns In the United States
who's sensitive finger tips never have
irii,s uc .,v Ia tire .rcasu o.. i.c %
litraturr. II II estimated by thtc Amer.
lean Library Association. whose Books
for EVERYDAY" movement does not
overlook the needs ~ the sightlcss that
mo- more than thirtv.five per cent 81
the $1,000 blind 81 thy nati'n are read.
ere. The mcager and una'iracti, ar.
ray of books IN the newer and s.irilar
types as q result of the diversity n
iypc". the excessive cost 81 booas aud
the general lack of educational fariii.
ties fur the adult blind have coniribui !
to . handicap which the American IL.
hrary Association hopes "a d. able to
greatly lessen.
The recent adoption ~ simpl" uiIl.
form type has removed serious ~ sta
Gle In the way IT standard. nationwide
library service for the blind. re tNnss
have been In general use h. this cuuu.
Try for many years. ncccssitadng ;he
publishing II any much needed u, i
in both New York Point and American
Braillc. In order that readers M all
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-06
Surprise BIRTHDAY Party.

Miss Grace Hacker was the honorcc
~ a delightful surprise birthday party
given "Wednesday evening by a number
IL her friends. The young people gath.
cred at the q. 7. Thomas residence,
1900 Van Buren, street, and from there
proceeded In body to Miss Hackers
home. just across the street OF course
she was not expecting them. That was
where the fun came In. and as soon ~
the first excited greetings were over
games began. and an evening ~ un.
usual enjoyment was spent. \ deli
Cious fruit punch was served during
the evening IN the following Misses
Georgia Thomas Betty Num-. Margaret
Anne Burgess. vivian Wright. Gladys
Cuddy. Alpha Mckenzie. Mildred Arm.
strong. Katherine Poit.nscr. Zoe Law.
Susie Crudgington and Mcssrs. Joe
Wells Bennett Masters. Ralph Harvey.
Benne Grernhill. Raymond Wright. C"r.
nelius Gooch Cecil Jones T,m Durham.
John Dces Cecil O'IIricn and D. W,
Hayden.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-06
Mrs. smith Given i.anauci.

Daughters ~ the Aemrican Rcvolu.
ton were rendered ID banquet ~ tn"
Amarillo hotel NJ ~ yesterday by
Mrs Allen Early. The affair was In
honor II Mrs !. l.. Smith national Vice
regent general who recently returned
from the national congress at Wash.
ingtpn.
Tables were arranged H. hollow square
formation and decorated with her. white
and blue carnations thai blended hnr.
moniously with the colors ~ "A large
American flag at the head al the tahcls
No pretiior or more appropriate deco.
rations have ever graccd the banqucnt
room Of the Amarillo hotel. Covers
were laid for &C.
Those present were: Mrs. Avery
Turner. registrar. Mrs. William Boyc,
vice registrar; Mrs. Dean Kirk. corrcY.
pondng secretary: Mrs. ~. Hendricks.
historian; Mrs. Cheney. Chaplain: Mrs
Kendall. curator: Harriet Corbin. reg.
s,rar: Mrs Fred Risbec Misses Fran.
ces and Mildred burgess. Mesiamcs
Auriin. Elliott. Turner. Vineyard. Fisk.
Whcatlcy. Saltcr. HcatoD Temple Toll.
son Herring Matthews Early. Boyce
Lumpkin. Curric. Rynutn. Ross Hail,
Fletcher. Stitlcr Cobb. HiginbOtham,
Rust and Doobin.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-06
Mis- WIllnrrinr IInnorrd.

Mrs. Charles Pearson entertained =
number ~ friends at five hundred Fri.
day afternoon at her home. 1919 Van
Buren street. In honor Of Miss l.alah
Willmering II Oakland. Cal, who Is
visiting In the city as the guest ~ her
mother. Mrs. Jenny A. willmerlng.
4 color scheme of pink and white was
carried out In elaborate detail In beauti'
tying the home Tor the occasion. the
stately loneliness of American beauty
roses adding a delightful folral touch.
Five tables had been arranged for the
game which was enjoyed throughout
the greater portion ~ the afternoon.
After the final summing up of scores,
In which Mrs NJ. T.. Smith held highest.
winning a bottle ~ Mary Garden per
fume. and Mrs NJ. T. Savage who held
second. dainty boudoir cap. Covers
were laid and delicious twocourse
luncheon was served.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-06
bridge Party.

Mcsdames II r. kincaid, =. y, Buck.
ingham and Frances Sccwald were the
hostcsses at delightful bridge party
Thursday afternoon. given at Mrs. Kin.
caid's home.
4 springtime effect was obtained
through the beautiful floral decorations
IL roses combined with fern. which were
arranged about the entertaining suite.
Six tables had been prepared for the
game. which was enjoyed during the
greater portion of the afternoon. a
summing up of rcores proved Mrs. Har.
vcy Radcy as holding highest, and n
beautiful little vase was awarded her
for her skill.
After cards delicious two-coursc
luncheon was served ----------
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Mis-, MumIord,, srhooI rIenie..

The pupils II the Mumford Private
Primary school were entertained In a
very delightful manner Friday after.
noon 10y their teacher Miss Aida MUM.
iurd. After delightful frolic on the
school grounds the little folks were
treated 10 delicious refreshments II Ice
cream and cake. Those participating
IN the fun were. Bonita Harding. Ger.
aldinc loNcttc. Margaret sullivan. Lu.
ellie Andrews. blanche Washington.
Mildred f5fGCk' jfuafitia -terfttsr7 Clara
Mae Iirschcl. Dorothy Pete. sophia
A,araus. Cora Sue Mcdford. Rochelle
Duwd. Allen JONES IT., Lloyd Fletcher
IT., George Burgessor. Jack Harding.
J. y. Childcrs. wilford DOwd. Daymond
Bush. Clifton Hay. Charlie Ware. Frank
Iiay. T.. q. Avery. Jim Bill Whitfield.
Horace Bcllicu. wyatt blackburn. Jack
Hays. Harold praisig. Johnny Davis.
Maurice Sheriff.. Billie Hays and DAVID
Lane
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-06
Nlorris.Tate.

Miss Eosalic Morris II Pcrico. Texas.
and Prof Lewis Tate ~ TcNline were
united In marriage Friday evening at
the parsonage II the Folk street Meta.
..list church. liey. a. .. Brooks offi.
,iating
Mrs. Tate taught In the public schools
az Pcricu. - which Prof Tate was
superintendent and - Dan cupid had a
appended chance Co rractlce his wilcs.
and he did So with great success.
Both Mt and Mrs. Tate are prom
incnt In IN. so,tisi aud business circles
of Peric6. and during Thrift soi"urn in
that city have made host ~ friends.
They are spending their honeymoon In
Amarillo. planning To leave here the
earlier psft 90 the week fog rcFlco the
city In which they viii make their Ga
gufs hstItls
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-06
Click a. The Latch

The silence holds FOR II. taut aud true.
The Young morn stays for II. wistful
white:
Winds that whimpcred the sunset
through.
Sigh for II, low aud light.
CLICK g. the latch aud he'll come home
a stir In the dusk ut the little gate
Hush. my heart. ana be- still. my hear,
Surely us sweet to watt
The tall skies lean for II. listening
Never star but leading an ear
The passionate porch flowers stop aud
cling
Parting their leaves 10 hear.
Click a the latch. and him come home
4 step on the flags n snatch 81 song
Hurry my heart Ice swift my heart
How did we wait 81 long,
Nancy Byrd Turner In Lippin
colts Magazine.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-06
Party al Iilncaid Home.

The last Of series 81 delightful
bridge parties which have been given
recently by Mcsdamcs II T.. Kincaid.
=. T. buckingham and Frances See.
wald WAS held yesterday afternoon at
the Kincaid residence
Roses and fern combined were used
with delightful effect In identifying the
home for the occasion. while six tables
were arranged for the game. which
formed the principal feature 81 the aft.
crnoon's entertainment. Mrs Tom Cur
RE held highest score Tor the afternoon.
winning a dainty little set Of gold salt
and pepper shakers.
Following the game covers were laid
Tor a delicious twocoursc luncheon.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-06
Junior %. y. y. 4. Tabernacle Baptist
Church.

Program Tor sunday. June q.
Subjcct--ise Your Hearts.
Song.
Praycr-For loving. faithful hearts
and lives ul service tu God Louise
Hamilton.
Song. - II All
business
secretarinl report
Announcements.
l.cadcr--lackic Lair.
scripture Lesson. John IL
The Devotional Life of JuniOr.-
Winomn Worford
Bible Reading Mural Ea UNI.
Praycr-God speaking 10 our hearts
--Sibyi Milford
The Holy Spirit-louise Hamilton.
Keeping our Hearts Clcan-l,ey
Gnthright.
do what the Heart PromIas-Fay
Collie.
The joyful ilcnrt-Robert Duncan.
Memory Ncrse--Entirc Union.
Discussion-FrUils which the dcvo
tional life may bear. participated In by
all
Sword Drill.
Adjournment-Clf.in Of sentence
prayers.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-06
Iirrlr SiN To Meet.

circle . NJ the First Baptist church
vii; meet In regular session "Wednesday
afternoon At s'3O o'clock at the home 81
Mrs : T.. Vineyard. 1900 Washington
street
\ huN lot thu Buckncr Orphans Home
viii be- packed at this meeting aud all
who have agree dto make garments
Tor The box should send them In not
latci than Wednesday. Anything else
II value IN the way ~ cut grown or
discarded childrcn's garments will be
greatly appreciated
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-06
Social Notes and Personal Mention.

Mr. and Mrs. !. NJ. Mobley left Sat.
urday morning for StcphensNillc. Texas.
where they viii make an extended visit
with Mr.. MObley's parents Mr.. and
Mrs X. l.. Mublcy III that city.
Miss Ethel Weaver 1T Pine Bluff,
Ark. Is visiting here as the guest 81
her brother NJ, u. Weaver. l6ll Buch.
anan street.
Miss Lots Garrison lett Friday fr
Chicago. where she will Join her mother.
Mrs. J. y. Garrison, and her sister. Miss
Lucille Garrison. and visit during the
GUNNER months with relatives
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-06

ward T. owens. and his sister. Opal
owens Miss owens h also spent the
past winter In Galveston. attending the
Ball High school
Miss lila Joslin left FRIDAY for Mem.
phis. Texas to attend o week end house
party given by Miss Mae Lane Of that
city
Miss Grace Hacker leaves wcdncs.
day Tor Wichita Falls where she viii
be- the guest II Miss Mabel Smith. form.
crly If this city.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-06
social Notes and Personal Mention

Miss I.alah willmciing. arrived Wed.
ncaday from oakland. cal, Tor an cN.
tended visit with her ,noths1'. Mri
Jenny \. Willmcring. 1900 Jackson
street From here Miss WillmcrinE will
visit IN vernon as the guest ~ her
brothcrs. ". W willmering and e. \.
MillmvrinE.
Guy owens who has been studying
medicine AZ the State Medical College
1t Galveston. returned home yesterday.
hy his mother, Mrs. I'D.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-06
By. y. T.. Tabernacle baptist Church

Program FOR SUNDAY. June eth.
subject: Living In Two Worlds
Scripture Lesson. Psalm 10.
Leader Miss Gladys Dwight
QUIZ Leader Sid Holland
Topic /. The Great Material World
the Common llabiiation 81 us All-Mr.
wilson
Topic .. The world Within Us. our
On Personal Kingdom
Topic Z. Tin" Inter section ~ These
Tw" Worlds Mrs Bertha Brown Hol
hind.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-06

Last evening at the lodge home the
local order of Elks entertained with
their first dance At the season. aud u
certainly proved delightful affair.
Orchestra music was furnished the
young people until about 10 o'clock. ut
which time the M.rcuni lirOthers. ac.
Gordon artists. arrived upon the scene
with their instruments. aud delighted
the dancers throughout the remainder
~ the evening with their delightful
music
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-06
rra,crni,, WOMEN to BE Entertained

Al Nationa! Fraternity women viii
l." entertained with musical tea Fri
dav after nu"n June nth ~ the hom,
~ Mrs. e Il HALL, l6o> Monroe street
The hugtcssrs ~ the occasion will Lee
Mrs VIII Monning. Delta Delta Delta
Mrs BrunsiCn. SiLma Kappa: Mrs
chad Elliot. mi Nh. Mrs. e. u Bal
and Miss Lit,a Rail Kappa Kappa
Gamma.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-06
Pre- VII Goncli.

Ira Prescott and Lydia Gooch. both
81 Amarillo. were married Friday nigh,
by H. u Aalrhcart. justice 81 the
peace This made the ninctyfourih
couple h. has married. and he hopes
to marry 100 by the time his present,
term IT office expires.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-06

Mrs. a. T.. Sturseih will entertain
circle -Four 81 the First Baptist church
"Wednesday afternoon at s3O o'clock AZ
her home. 800 jackson street All mem.
beers are urged to be present
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-06
NIn,lrnIs' Reclial.

Miss Minnie Hutchins viii present
her piano pupils In recital nj the First
baptist church. Tuesday evening at \
O'Clock. The public II cordially invited
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-06
Philharmonic 60 Meet.

Mrs. clifford Thompson will enter
Win the l'hllnHTiI"fTi' TAnHdaN
afternoon at $50 o'clock at her home.
1903 | = Polk street.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-06
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Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1920-11-23
MORAVIA NEWS ITEMS

II. e. Brown who has mill near
Burns Spur was business visitor in
Moravia Saturday.
Miss Freda Peterson spent the week
end with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Nels Peterson.
Miss Marguerite Gump, our teacher,
left Saturday morning for her home in
Spokane. Miss Gump will be married
Thursday morning in Spokane. W. T.
Franks, an electrician of Burke, Ida
no, being the lucky man. She will
return here next Monday and resume
her duties as teacher for the remand
err of her term.
Mr.. Anderson, of the Paradise Val
ley district, has moved onto the G. A
Morrison place for the winter. He
will help Mr.. Berkholder this winter
in the woods.
Frank Brown who has charge of his
brothers camp near here. was WISH
tor in Moravia Sunday.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1920-11-23

dressed not in any special manner
from some of the men under suspicion
here, and we question If Dolby is their
tailor, for Dolby would have made
them right"
1t is true that the restaurant with
rooms was at the time closed for rea-
sons not apparent; that they secured
rooms and board not far from the
seven houses. and, with the keen scent
of men on the way to Creston, perhaps
the air was redonent. 1t is also true
there is not an American customs Of
ficer here. no prohibition officer here,
and no evidence of sheriff or deputy
and our being a resident of Bonner
county and not of Boundary county
we are unable to quote any reason
for this.
We have no knowledge as to the
recklessness of the Spokane million
aires as to amounts quoted and ulti-
mate profits other than your pub
lished statements made by editorial
staff.
Under the Canadian law we think
the. Canadian customs officer is within
his rights as stated.
II 10 u t that Is uetIlpu
safe crossing, as any one familiar
with the location will admit, but il is
a false statement that the people OF
Porthill boast of the quantity of liquor
passing through from British Column
bia to the million dollar syndicate OF
bootleggers in Spokane; they simply
state the amount with a guess and not
with a boast. We do not speak for
Creston. b. c. The majority of Port
hill residents resent the imputation OF
boast and stand four-square against
the practice
Noting the publication in yours OF
the 2nd. why should the 35 residents
worry over the importation of liquor
across the boundary line? 1t is not
theirs to do or die; theirs only to
reason why those entrusted to exc
cute the laws absolutely fail to dc
their duty. and this is evidenced by the
vote on Tuesday of 105 residents OF
this precinct that a change in the Of
fetal force of Boundary county would
be welcome.
The diplomatic and well-dressed
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1920-11-23
MONEY MARKET RELAxES,
STOCKS CONTINUE DROP
Frenxied Sales Force Old ReIiabies to
Low Bethlehem Steel
Drops to Five-year Record

New York. Nov. 2o.-Deflation Of
values on the stock exchange and the
principal commodity markets was re-
sumed in heavy volume yesterday,
sales of stocks aggregating 100000
shares total only few times equal
led this year
Extreme losses in the Industrial and
special issues extended from two 10
10 points with no material rallies at
the close. Fully 100 shares were at
lowest prices OF the year. United
States steel at so made q new mini
mum for three years. and Bethlehem
steel, whose earnings recently were
reported as very satisfactory, estab-
lished new low record for five PEARS
at 81.
Yesterdays additional depreciations
affected the oils. motors. equipments
and food, tobacco and leather special
ties. but shippings. outstanding fes-
lures of the previous days collapse.
were fairly steady.
Advices dealing with financial, COM
mercial and Industrial conditions re-
tanned all of their recent discoursKinx
characteristics. The one exception was
the money market, but relaxation was
OF little avail in The face Of mere uH-
favorable factors involved in the ex-
tensive process of economic readjust-
ments.