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The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1921-09-09
PLANS DETAILED
FOR HENRY SCHOOL
Opening Address at Henry High On
Next Monday BY Rev. w. w. j.
AstIes of Paris.

Opening exercises of the Henry
High School will be held at the
school building Monday, September
IL, at 10 o'clock. Rev. w. w.
Astles, pastor of the Presbyterian
Church, Paris, will deliver the open
ing address. Mr.. John Richardson,
chairman of the county school board,
and Mr. Joe Routon, superintendent
of schools, will also be with us to
make the program complete.
Beginning this session the Henry
High School will be a four year high
school, and will give the complete
high school courses in the agricnl-
ture, home economics, and English
science courses. Seven teachers COM
pose the faculty with c. G. Hender-
son, principal and agriculturist, F..
w. Chunn, history and mathematics,
The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1921-09-09

Miss Esther Clark, English, Miss
Cathilee Clark, sixth, seventh, eighth
grades, and home economics Miss
Clark, third. fourth, fifth
grades, and Mrs. c. A. Pullen, pri-
mary, Miss Opal jolly, music
In the agriculturehome economies
course, vocational agriculture, under
the Smith-Hughes law is given the
boys, the same as given in the Grove
High School. The boys who take
this course carry on project on the
farm at their homes, in connection
with their class work. The boys
who took the course last year have
projects. this year. mostly of corn,
and none with~an acreage aess than
five acres. This gives the boy a
The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1921-09-09
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

To the creditors of ]. H. Routon
deceased. .%
Notice is hereby given toythe credi
tors and beneficiaries and all Other
parties interested in the estate OF
J. II. Routon, deceased, that ] was
on the 10th day Of June, 1921, APP
pointed and qualified as the admins
traitor of said y III. Routon and all
parties holding claims against said
estate shalFfile same with the county
court clerk of Henry County, Ten
nessee, verified as required by law
withip twelve months of the date
of this notice or they will be forever
barred.
This 5th day of August, 1921.
RI. c., RoUToN,
25-4thApdl Administrators,
The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1921-09-09
PUGILISTIC ASPIRATIONS
BRING TERRY TO GRIEF

Wrather Terry's little free-for-all
fight which he staged Sunday morn
ing when he attempted to chastise
more or less of the ~colored popuia.
ton of his section of the city, proved
to be a rather expensive pastime for
him when the guardians of the law
finished with his case He was
fined $1,000 and costs for disorderly
conduct and fighting, and $4,000 and
costs each in two cases charging
him with violating the whiskey
laws, it having been deduced that he
had imbibed too freely of white
corn before he started on his pugilis-
tic career
The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1921-09-09
THE LAKE
Alex Finley, Proprietor.

Free swimming lessons each day
for a limited time by competent
instructor from 6 to 7 p. M
Large pool, fed by pure spring
water Spring board, diving plat
forms, rope swing over water.
Large public dressing rooms, mum
erous private dressing rooms, cleo
trio lights.
Bring your own bathing suits oil
use ours, just as you prefer.
Price 80 cents to all which in,
cludes bathing suit if you haven
your own and use of general dress
ing room. Private dressing room
15 cents extra.
Best of order maintained. Special
attention given to ladies and chill
dren.
The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1921-09-09

chance to get some real good from
his project. This year animal hus-
bandry will be given. and some of
the boys already have hogs to feed
the corn to, raised on their projects
this year Training the boy for the
farm is the object of the course in
vocational agriculture.
The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1921-09-09
mrs. FANNIE ORR
GOES TO REWARD
hong Time Resident of This City
and Veteran Nillincr
Claimed by Death.

Mrs. Fannie A. Orr, aged "a years,
mother of five children, and for
80 years business woman of this
city, active and energetic until APP
preaching her last few days, was
called into the great beyond on last
Monday evening, after suffering for
some three weeks from stroke OF
paralysis and other developed compli-
The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1921-09-09

Board in Henry is reasonable, and
Henry is a good place for boys and
girls 10 stay and attend school.
The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1921-09-09
The Ouinne That Does Not Affect The Head

Because OF its tonic and laxative effect, LAXA-
1--WE BRCM0 QUlNlNE (Tablets) can be taken
by anyone without causing nervousness or ringing
in the head. E.W. GROVES signature on box. Soc,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-18
Buying Of Pig Iron
Reaches Peak Of Year
Low Prices Stimulate Business
in This Branch, hut Finished
Steel Is Different

The recent low dip in pig iron prices
led to buying on scale probably not
equaled in year, and producers Of
foundry iron in all districts shared in
the business" says The Iron Age. "a
good many consumers whose stocks had
lur. down sensed the possibilities of the
low rate to which output had fallen and
decitcd to buy.
In the last week furnaces at Chi
cago, st. Louis, Buffalo and in Ohio
and Pennsylvania districts have adj
vanced their prices by so cents to So
q ten n an effort to limit the losses
they have been making OF raw ma
1efias bought last year. While the
extent OF tina actual rebound in the
market IS uncertain. the firmcr stand Of
producers is marked and its effect VIII
be closely watched
The situation in finished steel diff.
fers from that in pig iron. Steel works
are being run and none are dropping
out of the race. Buyers do not believe
the low point has been touched and
are wolsi.'r close or stocks The Ford
Motor Company, n keeping as far as
one month ahead OF the mills, is an
exception.
The last week has shown continued
irregularities IN prices an on some
products rather more resistance to de-
cilnes, but generally willingness Of
producers to meet competition. The
expectation of some increase in opera
tons in the fall is general and is based
on evidence that many consumers have
used up their stocks and must buy on a
larger scale
The Iron Trade Review says: From
TIE Standpoint Of producers, the mar
ser situation now is more promising
tna'' At any time in many months. That
th's improved tone is largely psyche
logical is apparent from the fact that.
although the amount OF actual business
placed exceeds that Of any correspond
ing period during the sumner months,
II Sll IS far below the volume re-
CURED to operate furnaces and mills at
a satisfactory rate Of productiono
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-18
Ii, 1877 Idle Box Cars
Go in Service in s DAYS
First Week of August Shove
Big Increase in Railroads
Freight Traffic
From The Yribune's Wosh;uoton Byyeo,,

FROM inc Ir'5uncs WASHINGTON Bureau
WASHINGTON, Aug. ia decrease
of 1887 in the mum Der Of freight cars
temporarily out CT service on August
D because Of the business depression.
compared with the total on July 81
was shown by reports from the rail
roads OF the country just received by
the Car Service Division of the Amer
can Railway Association. On August
8 ol3,O40 were reported as being idle,
compared with 526,l77 at the end Of
last month.
OF the total 297, 7s4 we're serviceable
freight cars, which were not needed,
however, to meet current freight re-
Qulrements, while the remaining 215,-
256 were freight cars in need of re-
pairs. Surplus box cars in good order
on August 8 numbered 88,593 or re-
duction Of 1,Gl4 cars since the first
OF the month, while surplus coal cars
IN good repair totaled 1872, TIA, or S,949
less than were reported on July 81 A
reduction of 2,13o was reported in the
number Of surplus stock cars, which
brought the total down in slightly
more than week to 1887 cars.
Reports received by the Car Service
Division showed an increase of 1926
IN the number of freight cars needing
repairs on August /, compared with
the total on July Is. At the beginning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-18
Thinks He Has a Better Swap

Cuestion-May again take ADVANTAGE
OF your service, which daily provides in
s,tructive and interesting reading for me-
You have recently advised me that It
would strengthen my investment position
10 exchange my st. Paul convertible as
at about IS. for Kansas City Southern first
IS 1870 Al S. thereby receiving something
less than 500 in cash longer term
bond and much better security Almost
simultaneous with your advice came the
suggestion from most reputable house
t1a an lrNNroT VEN Mt over the a b0ve-n.,Oad
trade would be the purchase of Kansas
,ils' Fort scott & Memphis Railway Com
iany -, due 1895. selling at about s4I.
yielding to maturity SIS per cent. This
pond has an "AA' rating VIII greatly
eppreciate it II you viii advise what would
ne the current interest return from this
bona and whether it is better for me than
The Kansas City southern bond Eight per
cent seems too high for safety If as YOU
say. the yield indicates the opinion Of the
market OF particular bond. Will make
one or the above trades as soon as 7 hear
rom you and Will bide by your opinion
b. L. w.
Answer-Kansas City, Fort Scott &,
Memphis As, due 1895. were recently
quoted at 67s4, at which price tn sy
rleld go per cent current interest and
7.65 per cent income to maturity. If
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-18
n. Y. Air Brake Co.
Dividend in Scrip;
Others Are Reduced
Cuban-American Omits Dis
bursement on Common
and National Refining
Cuts; Stocks Decline

Various phases of the present indus
trial depression were reflected yester-
day in the dividend actions Of the
Cuban-American d gar Company. the
National Sugar Refining Company and
the New York Air Brake Company.
Directors Of the frst-named concern
passed the dividend Of 80 cents a
share. due on the common stock at this
time. In a statement the company an
nounced that this action was due to
the low price and large stocks Of sugar
held, for which better prices are ex-
pected.
The National Sugar Refining Com
pany, which has been paying quarterly
dividends Of $3.50 share, declared q
quarterly dividend of sl.75 a share.
payable October 3 to stockholders of
record September 10.
Directors of the New York Air Brake
Company declared q quarterly dividend
of IA per cent, payable in per cent
scrip to shareholders Of record Sep
tenn Der 3. The scrip will mature on
or before September l. 1922. Last
February the company declared 21a per
cent on the $4,000, 900 capital stock
but at the May meeting of the board no
dividend was declared, it being an
nounced then that the annual rate
would be reduced to 5 per cent, the
first quarters payment of 21z per cent
covering the dividends for the six
months ended June 80.
Although the action Of the directors
was not announced until we'll after the
close of the market, it was apparent
that the stock was being sold in an
ticipation of unfavorable dividend &C
ton. After breaking to 47l2. a new
low for the year. the shares at the
closing sale of 1919 showed a net de-
cline of points.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-18
Curb Prices Firm
AS Shorts Cover
After Early Drop
Selling Pressure Resumed
at Opening, Bringing
New Low Levels for Move
ment, but Ends in Rally

Active short covering in mdafter-
noon terminated another sinking spell
on the curb market yesterday and prices
at the close ruled firm after renewed
selling pressure had caused many new
low levels for the movement early in
the day.
Many issues which had been heavily
sold were the first to respond. Glen
Alden Coal developed resistance around
Tuesdays low level and closed un-
changed Tobacco Products Export and
United Retail Candy were fractionally
higher Radio Corporation common was
.n supply.
Standard Oil of Indiana also re-
covered, but Cities Service common con-
tinued weak Maracaibo also easier
and International Petroleum held
steady.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-18

re Berlin boerse has Temporarily
s-spenced operations because OF the
aecs', ni2n pressure Of activity, A.
..Deos'E 70 acY.ces received here yes
'sfo@[ ~ international bankers.
IN the last three weeks speculation
"a ne soefse has attained enormous
..~.Mehslonz, exceeding In volume al
1ps. any Dre-war period Shares Of
,, .aa1s industrial companies have
In In most favored IN reports that
.on%'oi - being sought by lorcign in
se1sssa In some instances industrial
s<sees have sold at highest prices in
'sn Fears, aeyancing 10 10 % po.ats
1s'.'n banker and spcculs,ors havc
~" HeaYy sellc,s n tne marx. That
49, 49, ptoDao.y accounted for yczterdAy 3
~ '@'e n German exchange here.
s.s Or Cermaay strengthened con
,~'a@o'y' toWeyes, dealers reporting
=, ~eSi*e inquiry from Berlin, Han
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-18
-Four full columns Of in
restmcnt questions and an
srers are published in The
Tribune every Sunday

Of the month the total was s76.417. or
1853 per cent Of the total number OF
freight cars owned by American rail
roads. while Or July Is it was 365, 092
or 1873 per cent
With slackcning in the demand for
grain cars, reduction in the car short
age which has been reported in Ger
tain localities was shown by the re-
ports. The total shortage on August
was 1854 cars, which was a decrease
of about $40 cars, compared with the
shortage a the beginning Of the month
A reduction within that time Of APP
proximately 800 was reported in the
shortage OF box cars
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-18
Prefers Long Term Discount Bonds

Cn"s,'on--1 havs some money 20 invest
ira wal.i prefer 1ooS term bonds. sma Il.
saort term h!sA !uteres: bonds I do not
need the income now. and would prefer
principal. as Is done IN the case OF long
term bonds. note that Swiss IS sell at
, ,' ara nd, sw rs ~ 81 hey long does
IN each casei Can buy British bond
In sterling. ard thus take advantage OF the
present low rate OF sterling exchange or
DO YOU thlak 1t preferable TO buy a bond
paya bic IN doilsrs7 Will you nam. for ma
some long term industrial bonds now SELL
'ns uncsr par Also railroad "a. w.
Answer-The Swiss IS are due 1910
and the 51ss are due 1929. You can
buy United Kingdom bonds payable in
sterling and in so doing you are spec
ulating in the course of foreign ex-
change. In regard to this we would not
care TO offer advice. How do you
know sterling is low? But II Your
requirements are strictly investment
we would advise buying bonds payable
in United States gold. United States
Rubber first and refundng IS. due
1947, recently at 79A; New York Gas.
Electric Light, Heat and Power purchase
mortgage As due 1940, recently at 81 u
New York Dock first As, recently at 70:
Liggett & Meyers debenture 5s. recent
~ at ssh Illinois Steel depenture
41as, recently at 80A, we consider good
investments. Kansas City Southern
first 9s, recently at 57i4; Hooking Val
ley first 41as. recently at 10Y; Denver
& Rio Grande Consolidated S, due
1885, recently at 651a, we consider
good Investments, with the qualifca-
ton that the Denver &. Rio Grande.
yielding over per cent. if held til
maturity, has just an element Of spec
ulation in it in that the road is a weak
one, but the bonds are underlying Sc
curities.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-18
Days Dealings in Bonds
The Market

The market in listed bonds was
somewhat broader and more active
yesterday and prices generally re-
aected underlying strength The de-
mand for bonds is not, however, as
heavy as it was fortnight ago In
vestment experts, nevertheless, point
out that the floating supply is com
paratively small and where efforts are
made to accumulate Issues 1t is found
necessary to bid prices up above cur
rent levels. The prospects are that this
condition will continue, for at the mo-
ment few pieces of financing are in
the making. In fact, the volume of
now financing in the next few weeks
is expected to be considerably below
that of earlier in the year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-18
Days NeW Issues

3. J. Van Ingen E. Co. and We'll.
Roth & Co. are Offering 100000 City
Of Alexandria, Va. s per cent improve
ment and general fund bonds. The
issue is dated October l. 1921, and
natures serially from October /. 1924,
to 1855. inclusive, and is offered at
prices ranging from 6 per cent on
short meturities to 5.70 per cent on
the long term bonds.
Chandler & Co., Inc, announce that
The S1,250,000 Troy Laundry Machinery
Company Ltd, ffteen-year sinking
fund per cent gold bonds have al
been sold
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-18

Questions Of general interest to in
rsators W'u be ansWered ~ this COL
,'nn. IN which case only initials via
De used. Others tell be answered by
mail address I'LL inquiries. inclos.
no stamped, addressed envelope, to
Financial Editor. TIE Tribune, Isl
Nassau Street. Nslg York Caty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-18
borrowing on Life INSURANCE. u Rad

Cuestion-My only income is my salary.
and to meet hospital bills I borrowed $500
on my insurance policy at 8 per cent T
nave that amount ready to pay back this
loan, but l have wondered II couldn't
perhaps get the advantage Of a rise in
prices at later date. If YOU would call
THIS good business. what would YOU sug-
sest buying I'll. u. p
MISUNDERSTANDING your life in
suSance policy amounts to borrowing
rom your widow, If you leave one, and
IT IS all the more vicious in effect be-
cause so few such loans are ever re-
paid. We suggest that you repay the
loan now.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-18
Certain iced Products
Surplus Drops toS64,459

scy re 81 month"; ended June 70
,.'x s-Sfsztr- feed Products Corporation
..ys'tsf L z4fo31z. a..er charges, de
s....sst@stion. ctr. og zE4I55. COMPARED
~ s9rpl1x ri Il .0ge,Zs9 in the
ss..sssssp>ndinZ period u the preceding
,fess >ceratinx profit. after depre>i-
W. ~ tosaled III ,eDi .z2>, against ST.
49, Deficit for the period sfte,
s 49, Melted slz5,3ls, contracted
0'sa surplus Of 374s,z2e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-18
Cities Service Eain;ncs

The Cities Service Company reported
net to common stock and reserve for
July u 500, 705, aud for the twelve
months sl,0a3.si4. Net earnings for
tire month totaed s656O17 and for the
period 4i1.S7s 373.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-18
Investment Information

YOU can get them at 64i. the yield viii
be a little higher. We think they are
a good investment, but they do not
have the same degree of security, N
our opinion, that Kansas City Southern
first IS have. The Kansas City's are a
Arst mortgage OF 12432 miles Of rail
road and are secured by the deposit of
various securities ana are second lea
on III miles Of railroad. The total
outstanding is s29.44t 900. On the o.he :
hand. the Kansas City Southern first IS.
o: which there are $4,000 600 outstans-
Ing. are rrst lien on 35S miles aaa q
first collateral lien on 435 miles Of l.as
From the tone OF your letter we form:
judgment OF your requirements and
we think the Kansas City Southern
bond would suit you better than -he
other. This does not imply at all II i
the Kansas City, Fort Scott & Memphis
bond Is not suitable one for many in
vestors' requirements.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-18
Stability Of the Telephone Business

=
Question-Kindly give your advice upor
the following bonds, which have been
reconnmsnded 70 me az good !nvestFne as;
can m 4anN Sorthern t Tt
Rubber. 1e47; e. l. du Point De Nemours
1891; Brooklyn Edison 1870; Bell Tele-
p 41 OF fennsydVah'a' 49, Nor'n" rs
wish to invest. Safety comes before in
come. Are these first mortgage bonds?
Which four would you recommend. or is
there any other that you think better? Do
YOU think wireless telegraphs and tel--
phones are likely to affect the telegraph
and telep phone compa MES earnings'
have put most OF my money into real
estate mortgage but I think may do
is not a very important considerations
r. j.
Answer-All Of the bonds which have
been recommended to you are good in
vestments, we believe The New York
Central Is are, as the name suggests,
secured by the deposit of collateral
that is, securities of the New York
Central and other companies The
Canadian Northern 7 per cent bonds,
due 1890 are a debenture, not secured
by a mortgage, but are guaranteed
principal and interest by the Canadian
government. Both the Bell Telephone
Of Pennsylvania and the Northwestern
Bell Telephone are first mortgage
bonds. These are the four that we
would recommend your buying. We
think that wireless telegraph and tele-
phone developments will not be likely
to affect adversely American Telephone
and Telegraph earnings. This COM
panys policy has been and is so pro-
gressive that if wireless supersedes
certain classes Of cables or land wire
communications the American Tele-
phone and Telegraph will in all proha-
hility not be caught mapping. That is
only our opinion, however. If you wish
something more stable than the telc-
phone business buy Liberty bonds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-18
Brazilian Sterling IS

Ouestion-~Nindly give us your opinion
OF Brazil government as Of 1911 a semi :
speculative bond lssue-K. s.
Answer Brazil As of 1911 are a
business mans investment in so far as
the security of interest and principal
is concerned, in our opinion, and a
pure speculation in regard to the
course of foreign exchange. We can
not undertake to predict the course Of
sterling.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-18

Boston Curb


Is Armour pfa sois oox ooM No@
80 Booth rn pfa "a - g, -
rs chi Elev pfd..
: 3o1 Common W 1857. 100 ln.fs le1
400 Diamond Mitch - 81 - ~
- Hoop Motors. lo's lofs ,o'4 1ei4
f1n libbJ ....... -. s.. ss, 60
100 Aiicnei .. ~ 5i1 hia 3 ,4
600 Alontx'y Ward lGe. II 1sa. II
40 Nat Cnfb pti lol l0l lot l0l
500 Natl LEATHER. -. ~ -. ~
10 Orpheum .... 1c4 lcia 1874 1914
10 piggy Wiggly lliz liza ia ia
20 Fec Motors l7lz l7iz l7'a l7is
100 Sears KoebucH eta Gll4 GA sil4
100 shaw . - a. A a.
800 stewart warn az. e3i. - 2si.
400 SWIFT & CO... 49, e5is ga %
$50 S'9lft inter. e2. q a.s. e
900 1rfntor 4 . ets 5ia 50 b..
ny.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-20
HARDING AND CABINET
MEMBERS SEE HEAD or
w. AND lM. INSTALLED
2-TO-1 TO MERGE
MEDICAL. SCHOOLS AT
RICHMOND LOCATION
House of Delegates Medical Society of Virginia. Acts
on Question, Report Going to Body Today
in Convention at Lynchburg.

Especial to The. Times Dispatch.1
LfNCHBURG. VA. Oct. I9.-It was
learned tonight. officially. that the
house of delegates of the Medical So
ciety of Virginia. which Is in annual
convention here, today adopted by .,
vote. said to be two to one. n reso-
luton favoring the merger OF the
University of Virginia medical de-
partment with the Medical College
of Virginia at Richmond.
While physicians will not discuss
the resolution. 1t is generally be-
lieved that 1t will provoke big
fight when 1t Is reported on the floor
OF the convention tomorrow. The re-
port is expected at the afternoon ses-
sion.
The first gun OF the controversy
MS fired this afternoon when DR..
Stuart Mcclure. Richmond. presented
reasons adveN ed by those anxious
for the Genetsl Assembly to decide
on Richmond hs the location.
DR.. Theodore Hough. of tho Uni
vsrsity of Virginia. presented statis-