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The New York herald., 1921-12-05
Big FLUCTUATIONS
IN PARIS EXPECTED
Favorable Activity on French
Bourse Held as Lacking
In Range.
BANKING DIVISION HEAVY
Issue to Rehabilitate Tin and
Metal Industry Excites
Interest.
BANKING DIVISION HEAVY

Special Cable TO THE NEW YosK HrrsLp.
Copyright, 1921, BY THE NEW York HEaALn.
|, New York Herald Bureau.
Paris, Dec. a.
Although casual observers of the
French Bourse would be inclined TO take
last weeks increased and favorable
activity in certain lines, such as sugars.
coppers and oils, as the first step toward
the markets return to normalcv, closer
students are recommending clients to
hold back, as tho Bourse is still likely
to suffer from heavy fluctuations. For
instance, while sugar refineries jumped
800 points during the week. the fact that
quotations OF various banks and credit
organizations did not experience a SINH
lar rise tends to show, they say, that
rational stabilization is not yet at hand.
1t Is fact that the banking division
showed considerable heaviness despite
the Improvement of the franc in dollar
and pound exchange later in the week.
II Is evident, however that exchange
fluctuations are not going to have as
great an influence on other divisions as
in tho past This is due to what the
French call the petit clientele. which Is
chiefly interested in well known indus
trial and commercial securities and
whose purchase usually IS made With
out any reference to international varia-
tions.
Thus during the recent sessions of the
Bourse Mexican Eagle and Royal Dutch
In the oil division showed Improvement,
probably due to the rumors of forthcom-
ing dividends to be paid in specie not
withstanding the adverse position of the
franc with regard TO the money in which
the shares are issued.
As far as the local investment market
is concerned, interest centred on the
00,000,00o francs issue, designed to ef-
feet the rehabilitation of the tin and
metal Industries. This viii be issued
early in January. and the banks have
decided not to allow any other emissions
TO interfere with It's success. realizing
that if France is to reap an advantage
from the recovery of Lorraine the mines
and metal works In northern and eastern
France must be restored without further
delay.
The note circulation report OF the
Bank of France Is not so satisfactory as
the ono the previous week, showing an
increase of 100000 francs, with AGO.
100000 francs In new advances 10 the
Government. The discount rate remains
unchanged. at u per cent. but private
bankers are working on basis of 4ss
per cent. and S1A per cent for short time
| loans.
The New York herald., 1921-12-05
pep.rntioDs and Exchanges.

The balancing of European budgets
would tend quickly 20 stabilize ex-
changes. but so long as the printing
presses keep working at full force the
receipts from taxes in Germany, Aus
trla and other countries must remain
OF uncertain value in terms of gold.
From q long distance point of view II
looks as though the German repara-
tions Will be the centre of any effec-
rive effort TO steady the exchanged. and
ono needs to wait for further develop
ments in London to see what is going
to happen.
While domestic factors and the Con-
ference for the Limitation OF Armament
were leading elements in the weeks
stock market movements, II stands TO
reason that the International situation
will sooner or later make its influence
felt. The rise OF certain well secured
stocks denoted that bidders were rum
ming afoul of something which began
to operate early last summer, namely,
the accumulation by investors. Some
stocks have become scarce. The steel
and certain oil shares were clearly
aided by talk OF new mergers. In con-
nectlon with known plans for CONSOLE
dation it is TO be said that the urge
of these times Is behind them-the de-
/ mand for means which shall reduce
| overhead expenses and thus cut down
/ production costs TO basis where com
/ petition may be moro nearly equal than
! in times past in home and foreign mar
! kets.
Rather oddly, tho United States Rail-
! .rIf ru1 tuN ,f
working rules for railway shop en-
! ployees and the consequent lessening
Of wage outlays had little reflection
! among rail shares lnasmuch as that
decision came much earlier than tho
public had expected II forecast more
rapid considera ton Of railway disputes
than was the case in recent months
and the value OF speed to employer
and employee lie esiomatio-
The New York herald., 1921-12-05
Echo Heard I'm Berlin.

The proposed step seemed to have con-
pection with the programme for an in
ternational conference to find means for
stabilizlng the exchanges. and, together,
the two influences were potent In urging
q great deal OF short covering in con-
tracts in deprecated currencies. The
echo of the rise OF marks was instantly
heard in Berlin, where prices Of indus
trial shares fell 400 to 500 points In
few hours, while the expected effect of
the movement on merchandise values
was heralded In rumors of commercial
and banking failures on a large scale.
When exchange rates rise goods prices
fall
TIE processes to be followed in stabil-
izing exchanges at levels where those
most deprecated may again DO O. real
medium for transacting international
OF speculation. A banker economist.
Paul NJ. Warburg, holds that the price
OF the mark abroad cannot be improved
in any respect until the issuance of new
currency is stopped. which, he maintains.
is to be accomplished only by modifi-
cation Of the reparations terms. Another
economist of high standing in the bank
ing field, George N. Roberts, writes for
the National City Bank that the situa-
ton seems to demand the abandonment
OF the most heavily deprecated cur
reucies and the establishment of new
banking systems which shall have moth
ing to do with Governments fiscal
undertakings and shall be on gold
basis. The gold, he suggests can be
supplied through loans made by citizens
Of countries with large bank reserves
and by reaching into hoardings OF metal.
Those proposals. 1t may be said, are
receiving consideration among bankers
here, but when It comes 10 practical
appilcation of either OF them the out
look becomes obscure. The United
States has moro gold than is needed;
millions upon millions could be spared.
but the countries In most need of metal
lie reserves are not In positions to bor-
row or 70 prevent the speedy return
OF gold to the source whence II came
in trade transactions.
The New York herald., 1921-12-05
FINANCIAL NEWS
AND COMMENT
Markets Show Unsatisfactory
Foreign Situation Dis
counted Here.
FACTORS MORE DOMESTIC
Exchanges in Sudden Squirt,
but Fall Back-Reflected
in Berlin Prices.
FACTORS MORE DOMESTIC

Some OF the events in last weeks
financial markets were highly confusing.
especially the sudden advance in the ex-
changes and vague explanations there
for, but il was plain in the action OF
stocks and commodities thai many un-
satisfactory factors in the foreign sit
uation had been discounted to g. degree
in prices on this side. The upbidding of
certain steel company shares, the rise
OF oil company stock and the steadiness,
with occasional strength, CT railroad is
sues indicated that they were directed
more by domestic developments than by
anything entailed In efforts to readjus.
foreign currencies and foreign debts.
In an interesting week the most inter-
esting happenings. however. had to do
with European exchanges. Sterling at
s40S to the pound was higher than II
had been since November. 1919. Francs
in single days upturn wiped out much
OF the decline that has occurred IN three
weeks. Marks reached point which.
while still close to the vanishing point,
was 75 per cent. higher than the price
had been In the first week OF November.
Thus those rates and others subsequently
lost part OF their advantage, which was
explained as a natural rebound from an
unexpected bulge that had partly been
the product of speculative efforts for
turn.
1t is probable that before long some
concrete information will como from
London and Paris about matters now
subjects of guessworlx In New York. The
French threat to force Germany into
position of practical bankruptcy-if
there is any stage OF fiscal collapse
worse than the present that could be
called bankruptcy-lent emphasis to
previous reports that moratorium of
German reparations actually was being
| considered in London and did not ap-
peal to authorities in Paris.
The New York herald., 1921-12-05
WEEK ENDED DECEMBER 3. 1921

Range 1927 | DIV. Div
High 4 Low. lYield. lin &. 81
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-10
And IF Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
Don't Make Good.-We Viii
New Silk Shirts
$3.50 Up

THINGS have come to the
1 point where a good silk
shirt, in either solid color
or striped design, can be pur-
chased in the Mems Shop for
as low as $3.50. The shirts
this spring are extra well
made and double stitched
throughout. The materials,
too, are better.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-10
At the TheaterS
Today

"fu walked Mary" M ih, Ideal
th,Jlvr TODAY. Mary her full name
o. Mary Ann hubbard. aud sh" comics
from blNlv oi "A poor but proud fim-
.ly rs imuur uuui'd by Jun" caprice
who is making her debut as a. star
iu her own right under Albert 'dp'i-
luuIs muuIErm,ui George Arrhalu-
baud, who directed "a buWErl boo
Distress, Miss 'aprirul previous
pttho success also directed .ln
walked Mary
ThiH original story Iy DliN,r d.
Bailey is lH bright and wholesome, af
charming % delightful aH Hll tho
poetic tJu,i,s Juno Caprice name
has tho power to c%Inlurv. u tells
tho romantic story OF "A llttlo south
oru girl who walked into "a delicate
situation u INTO tho heart ut her
hero nt M" VIM" she walked, unln
bounced, into his home ana Hn-
uuuurud she had come TO stay.
In support OF Miss ClprI,c are
SOM. OF Tho b,.t known stars on tho
| screen
Dynamite Alien tho utIr of the
,, 49,, -. ,b,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-10
Health

Comes to you and the children II
you have DR.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery in the house.
For "little-ones' and grown
ups this old fashioned vegetable
tonic and blood-makcr is still
used by the million bottles every
year. 1t was first used by every
BODY so years ago and is still safe
and sane because IL ccltains no
alcohol or narcotic. Ii Is made
up Of Blood root, Oregon Grape
root, Queens root, Stone root,
Cherry Bark, without alcohol.
Make your blood pdder and
your health better by going to
your nearest druggist and OBJ
tanning DIR. Piercef Golden Med
zeal Discovery in tablet or liquid
form.
Send 10 cents 10 DIR. Pierce's
Laboratory in Buffalo, ". Y, il
you wish a trial package Of the
tablets.
The first thing TO do in case
you feel mean, logy, dull, per.
haps feyc lsh, Is to take a dose OF
castor oil VI something better,
made Of May-apple; aloin and
jalap, and long sold by druggists
as DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-10
Mems Spring Hats
$500 Up

TINE new spring felts with
1 the narrow brims and
high diamond crowns are
available at Rosenwalds for
$500 up. All the spring col
ors, both light and dark, are
represented. You'd be sur
prised to know what, in the
line of hats, can be purchased
for $500.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-10
BILL CREATING A
PUBLIC WELFARE
BOARD APPROVED
House Acts on Senate
Measure; 81 Bills
Passed in Day

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n..rt TN. ..n.I.f r-,pr.u,tluor
lam ...rr... $40 uUU I.r fb. .... .f ft.
new ..rrnI. ION
N-,gr,4t.. ,st,blisb,i , NOW r.r-
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fns p... afternoon lrI ,.,r.rr fHo
100 ..l... ..s.,l , f..f,I .r ~ DiI.
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u.,..ur r~...r.,t b. mad fb. ..r.iur
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Hiiis Passed
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IL g. HHH 20 rrDIi..f y..t, ,f
v,t,Y. from min. lines
3. g. $40. fl r|,ru.ut, ,mr'u.w.rt
and Nuur. .i labor Of children
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-10

.I hummer COT important hllIN lll'lIlA~
ing tU, following.
3 a.. 900. requiring tho d,positinr OF
400 state funds iu the state treasury,
including the funds OF Tho su-cnllrd
Independent state boards. The hin
cryatts u state finance commission
similar Co that proposed .u % hill in
trOduD'l earlier m the session aud
tabled iu the house, which would have
supervision over ull stat" funds, in
rludiug an" deposits ct stat" funds Ina
banks. The hill would make the state
auditor and treasurer a central dis
bursting machine which would receive
and pas out ail funds fur whatever
purpose uu the account Of the state.
II a. lHO, creating county flood
! commissioners. uudrr executive auH
uoiutmyut. This uill was tabled but
Nrs recalled and passed by "a vote OF
% go 10.
= 49, rs. FOR the protection Of
bridges.
House Joint memorial no. 70
momorializiug 10 continue tho lppro'
prlation Tor predatory animal and
rodent determination
House Joint resolution No. 81 On
dorsing Hugh II Williams FOR ap.
continent on the interstate com
moTyo commission,
HOUSE joint resolution 80 20, pro
posing uu amendment Co Increase th'
powers of h state corporation com
mission
Hons, Joint resolution No a., pro
posing am amendment to include th'
So. uuu tlN exemption tor sulilura 30
the constitution.
n. %. no. creating public woigh,fs
~. a. 2lN. providing ior thc ,r,a
lion OF Dramas, districts uud tho iul
tiati.r OF drainage district project
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-10
New Spring Shirts
$500 Up

T'HE assortments of Ma
dras and Percale Shirts
at $500 up are compre-
hensive in style and in pat
tern. Lines this spring
abound in the new fine stripe
effects in all colors. Some Of
these shirts are made with
separate collars of self ma
terial, and others of neck
band style.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-10

"Nhy docs that pretty bo4rdcr
blush every time she ac.g you''
Of got nor laundry last week by
mistake Judge.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-10
REVISED REVENUE CODE BILL
PASSED BY HOUSE WITT ONLY
6 MEMBERS VOTING AGAINST

senate. and fuat tr,v vII r.t tho
results at 20 valuation ul F.Ia.
urlrt statements w,ru ml,lp Uy Some
aflia ~siuuihIW. democrat. uul He'd
,upI. republicans criticisms certain
phases ul th' hiII. but describing BE-
pn tho whole as "a measure ut prog
IHag
immediately after passing ,h" Co.,.
y'uu" lul tu' s'ult" recessed until
iur"" u'U.uyk. when work Wlll I" boz
sunu uu a mass ul house bills awaiting
action
Ti. hous" this afternoon la expect.
'd Goo take Up consideration of fhu
appropriation hi|
House Passes 1911
The HOUSE "Wednesday rIEht
passed On" revised r,,ruu, code, the
huu.. s|Iu.ltut, Iar uHu.. uiu so.
voting against the hill w'ro Winston,
Republican. and Croushtw. Garcia,
Htft,Il. Nurrip and Hout. democrats
Representative N'.k, Heard. How
y.d IUss. ruty"ur, I;oDhi and Nl,h-
ul.. democrats. voted for fU. bill
l,uHt" uu tr' lIII WlH practically
eliminated, r,Ur,a'ut1iINr o.. b.. lsIrI
BOO .hitgr cot tu" bin, pHshirr %
Swiftly through Goo Ui"alr. with th"
uH |uIlty organization #uIlu'F behind
him An amusing Incident of the
buuI debate uy,urr'd when Repro
~.utrtiy, 1iuitrll. democrat. Etds
county. complained sumcw hut bitterly
Hi fN' motion iur %" previous uIlcs-
il4u. stating That b. prevented hIH dis
tIs-iuE tu, hIIl us De- i,lt Do should
hr discussed for the benefit ui The
people of tho state.
Arc tho members nj tho majority
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-10
Changes Made

Thr only material changes in the
rewritten ..d'. made" ly house
amendments arc those eliminating
OBJ, limitation section. hy.lIH" the
PROPOSED Limitations 600 tu, l,yivs
I,N, been written into 70 H.plr1t"
senate, BIN. introduced Wednesday,
luU tn, amendment of the mime
tlsttiun section hy tho terms uf which
ti, state taN commission Is required
.. make gu appraisal ut mining prop
,r..,- iur purposes 90 valuation De
.uIu 200. b|'giurIur Of 1879. and 20
mIi.. Iis findings matters ui public
U..uf1
Tho taxation limitations proposed
leo lur senate bin provide u maximum
stat, rgip,s" levy Of ga mills as
HrHIraf tu, pI's'ut constitutional
Hm.f uf & rI'|.. This present levy,
however. does NOT lu,lud. lrsi"s for
.ur support Of state institutions Thu
proposed limitation would cover an
.Itu l'ti'~ Iur an purpose.
TN, county purpose and municipal
I,yl,H r,iupIu ~ tho present maximum
nf mills each. The school levy limit
,- reduced frum ~ to- no mills. with
limitation of 3 mills Tor school dis
frIut Improvement I"N.HS, The state
highway l,ll.- lur federal aid roads
ar. reduced from Q tu 10 maximum of
mills.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-10

lu course ut u long niEht session
Wednesday the state senate passed
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-10

The Styles and Fabrics Are Right. The Assert
ments Are Large. Satisfaction Is Guaranteed.
And They Cost No More Than Just Ordinary
Clothes.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-09-17
TALK OF THE TOWN

Forty Dollar day bargains at Shea's
Shoe Store.-adv.
Everything in dry wood fuel at Cal
der & Richardson. Phone 450.-adv.
Congregational Philatheas, atten-
toni The lesson for tomorrow Is
''The True Meaning of Temperance,
| Cor. l0:23-33; 3:l6, II. Officers and
committee chairmen, prepare your an
nual reports for the meeting Sept. ~
A meeting will be held IN the city
court room Monday evening at 1880
to which are invited all those inter
ested in the proposition of organizing
new bank to take over the assets
of the closed Barre Savings Bank x
Trust Co. If you feel that this bank
should not be liquidated but rather
that Barre needs the assets OF TINS
institution in Barre and in its BUSH
ness YOU are invited to attend this
meeting and take part in the preiim
mary steps for organizing new bank
Deputy State Fire Marshal A. G,
Preble of Barre has been busy IN
Craftsbury and Holland during the
last few days, investigating fires,
which seemed to have origins OF sus
picious nature, and he plans to go back
to Craftsbury to continue investlga-
ton as a young man, formerly an in
mate of the New Hampshire school for
feeble minded at Laconia, is being in
terviewed in connection with the out
break of fire. The young man ran away
from restraint in a New Hampshire
institution in 1919 and received for
NAL discharge during the present year.
The cement road and sidewalk con
struction on South Main street IN the
vicinity of the granite bridge was
completed this week and both the road
and the sidewalk are now open to the
public, the sidewalk having been the
last to be finished. The construction
has wrought considerable change in
that section of the city, not only as
regards comfort and safety OF travel
but also in relation to the appearance
of the surroundings. The cement road
way extends from the south end OF
the granite pavement at the ntersec-
ton of South Main and Ayers streets
ND to and across the new bridge Old
er residents recall mud hole and ex-
ceedingly rough road at this point
when the old wooden bridge was in
place; later users of the thorough
fare have vivid recollection of a road,
which was so rough as to be passa,
BILE only at a snail's pace. Now all
these handicaps to comfortable and
safe travel have been eliminated, and
there is a short strip of real boule-
ward, which also makes the entire sec.
ton look better. On the west side OF
the road cement sidewalk has been
constructed, connecting with the walk
on the bridge. The cement roadway
is built with expansion joints, which
are intended to prevent buekling OF the
pavement by the agency of frost. The
construction has been under direction
of Street Superintendent A. A. Free
man, who is being eomplimented on
the excellent appearance OF the job.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-09-17
GRATEFUL WOMAN
RELATES HOW SHE
GAINED STRENGTH

Il feel it duty to tell those who
suffer as | once did about the remedy
that restored my strength and happi.
ness after many months of suffering,
saws Mrs. b. Ellis, who lives al NO, %
Patterson street, Ogdensburg, y. H. :,
my blood was depleted and weak
and as a result ] became so nervous
that could not sleep well at night ana
was easily startled. | suffered from IN,
digestion and had night sweats tha'
left me very weak. was cold most OF
the time and trembled all over.
al had often heard of DIR. Williams
Pink Pills and decided to give the rem
edy a trial and my experience justified
ali the good words that ] heard OF the
pills. l began to gain strength IN
short time and gradually the color
came back to my face and ! knew tha'
my blood was becoming richer. MY
stomach gained strength as did my
nerves and ! now feel as well as ever
| sleep well and am rested and enter
upon the tasks of my home with new
energy and ambition. Or. Williams
Pink Pills are an excellent tonic anc
have recommended them to many
of my friends"
DR.. Williams Pink Pills are sold by
all druggists or direct from the Or
williams Medicine CO., Schenectady, N
Y, on receipt of price, sixty cents pei
box. Write for the free booklet, Build
ing Up the Blood. ADV.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-09-17
TALK OF THE TOWN

See the values in millinery. Mrs.
BRINE, Laurel street.--adv.
Dr. H. Nelson jackson visited his
brother, S. HOLSTER Jackson, this
week, going from here to Morrisville,
where he addressed a meeting OF the
American Legion men from Lamoille
county.
The hunting season is on full blast.
The law came off duck and rabbit yes
terday, and for the first time in two
years the hunters were allowed to
shoot partridge. Because the stone
sheds shut down Thursday afternoon,
the woods about town were overrun
with gunners and several parties left
Barre yesterday for trips which would
take them considerable distance away
and planned to remain until Sunday.
Reports of the delegates to the re-
cent conference in Boston will be read
at a special meeting of the Granite
Manufacturers association, which will
be held Monday afternoon at l:30
o'clock in. the assembly rooms in the
G. w. Averill block. The subject to
be taken under discussion at the meet
ing will be Labor" 1t is expected
that every interested town in the
Barre district will have large dele
cation present.
Although the season is on the wane
and the club championship has been
played, there is no diminution of. in
terest in golf nor slackening of the
schedule at the Barre Golf club. This
afternoon team representing the club
is playing a match against the Mont
pelier Country club on the links OF the
latter; next Saturday the local team
goes to Hardwick for a match with
the club there and on the following
Saturday the Barre golfers will jour
ney TO Barton to try conclusions with
the enthusiasts of the game in the
northern town. The Barre club has
been successful in nearly every match
it has played this season.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-09-17
Ready to Help You.

If you are subject 10 biliousness, gas
bloating, sick headache, sour stomach
or other ills that result from indiges-
ton and constipation, you can get re-
lief with Foley Cathartie Tablets. They
are a genuine, wholesome physic that
affords prompt, sure and safe relief
without gripping or pain. j. T. osburni
r.. f. d. |, Lueasville, o., writes; Fol
ey Cathartic Tablets are fine. | had
stomach trouble. took Foley Cathar.
tic Tablets and now can eat any
thing" Sold everywhere.-Adv.