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The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-03-05
North Admits That the
 Negro Is a Problem

MFFICERS coming here from NJ Pittsburg to get a negro wanted for wife murder have ex- pressed the desire that Alabama and other southern states take back the negroes who have emigrated to the north.
 They complain that the negroes stick so closely together that it is difficult to trace, capture and hold negro criminal. In particular, mention is made of a negro murderer and assailant of a white woman, who was shot when captured and taken to hospital. A negro orderly al- lowed him to make his escape.
 There are said to be 30,000 negro voters in Allegheny county and "they give much trouble"
 This is no news to the southern people and causes no surprise. The north never has cared for the negro except when needed in periods of extraordinary demand for labor. When that is over the north wishes he would go home until he is needed again. To
 
 get rid of him it rehabilitates the cur few laws and becomes vigorous in ths enforcement of statutes on va sraney.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-03-05

The ntsht h long that never finds day. -Macbeth.
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-03-05


 It would seem as if Tony Sarg had taken the several stage visions and op- cratic re-vampings of this quaint old American folk tale, and with a quiet little laugh all his own has quaintly and attractively burlesqued them all Nick yedder puffed clouds of smoke from his pipe between his guffaws, and was the jolliest of landlords. And Rip, up in the mountains after his wife had turned him out, had lot of fun until Hendrick Hudson and his crew whose phantom ship was as plain as plain can be. made him drink whole keg of stuff quite too much for any man. When he awakened from his 20 years sleep, poor Rip was as bald as an eagle and as thin as a match. But on getting back to the old tavern. he rattled gold out of his pockets. and his daughter knelt at his knee. and to make everything still more beautiful there was a dazzling Christmas tree in the back parlor.
 ake off my hat to Tony Sarg. his "pupeteers" and also to the charm ins actors and netrs6ses who played the parts in Rip Van winkle, and the Rose and the Ring. and if Wolf, tho clever dog. will como out my way at Mountain Terrace. I'll xive him the hast bone in my pantry.
 e3usI1M MNl@asselI
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-05-13
VIII.

5rau &uguite Spobnmeper las
Die A~ufGriiten Don orei chen ange.
tonmenen 9ricfen. Gen an tie
aoreiiicrten, Gdcilies SanoIdrift
aliDeiienoen, iegte lie beiieite. 8ie
bei0en ano?ren Daten oil ibren
Wann gerid)tet. IlS Die IbIenoerin
oes einen 9rieies itellte lie aus Dem
Suititcmpel ibte S6Daglrin ieit.
lleber Den llriprlln9 oes 3meiten fam
lie 81 feIner beitimmten gntidei.
oing, glarbte aber ole SanoiHrift
ais Die iuieoer3uertennel, Die iener
Brief getragcn, in benz ibrem Mau.
ne Der 8abat, Den er als rS6icber'
tuare" bcoeifnct bate, n~n9eboten
poroen NOR.
sic ieui5te tiei. S8ieOer eiumal
bate Elm tleines, beideioenes Soil.
nungsfiinffen umionit segIimmt
BON Ilice fcin 2ebens5eiben. SIM.
mer, lDenn 8oltieuoun8eu in ben
9rieifaiten alt DER 8orrioortiir ge.
porfen puroen, uno Die 2lingel
alfibrilte, aufte iie erregt 3uiain.
nlen nno 5~itterte. am Gnoe battc
Mice fid So6 beIonuen uno cine
Rad)ridt an Die Gltern geianot, bon
3eue uno Sebriuft getrieben. gber
eS mar INNER nt6ts. Iles Sof.
fen eruics iid als cine 8liite, Die
feline Sru6t brtnet. @ar es nid)t
toridt, init ieoem neucn Morgen
elm neiies Barten 81 beginner? Eat
man nift better, ale Soffnungen
oabinten 5l laiien, ben trcnuenoen
SdJeioeitrid cnogiiltie su Sieben2
Orau Iuguite NOR oasu nid)t i'm,
itauoe. Sbr @ntterbero mar i'm
b~oficnoen 8arten roie elm ~uroerlieg-
barer Guea.
Sic bate ben Brief bon gGciIir
aeoffuet unb las:
.Gingslafe, oen 20. Roi 10
Meine geliebte Mlitter, Iieber Batter.
@s lit ei,te gang piftige Sabe,
BON Der id euf) beilte ibreiben min,
cttpas, on bas Sbr lider nidt se.
eaht babt. Salt nur nidt ans
oen 8olten mo baltet guh ieit.
alio bcinobe bier 8od)en lang
babe Id elm @cbeimais Dor Guh &c.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-05-13

tide gu groBen Eaten. Gas piiier
Sic bod.
| ,Sd m6dte es aber trps0em OH
6eren iiberIaiieh iid oieie Sittitt
wadien Su laiien. Wteiue 0atul
it oas @egenitiid 8u SObenfliigen
SD liebe ieiten Soben inter opr
Subeu Iber Inn auf oen Sir.
6eudor SuriiG5ufommen: 8iir6e q
Sbncu nidJt leiO TIN, iper1n er alf.
b0ren miiBte 81 b%eiteben2"
yIQerenlgs Dir0e i9 es beoau.
eru. Iber trctoem lit es nid)t mel.
he Abii6t, t0ri1ten Weni6pn nad).
5ulauien. SdlieBliG bangt oapon,
oh GoImerlingen eiren &irdenGor
bat ODER nift bat, ni6t mein Sc.
bensgliid ab. @s gebt ia 10 man.
DIES perloren. 8ir baben ben &rieg
perloren uno bamit uitenblid) uiel
anoereS. SroSoem Oiirien mir nitt
ben &opf ban9en Iaiien." Or fab
gu ieinem fiinItlid)en 9ein binab unO
periutte, eiuen leid)ten Con an3u.
ihlagen, oils CT ipeiteripra6: yatir
ielbit lit elm 9ein fl0tcn segarl.
gen uno id muB nun nit einem ier.
tig DerSeu. ltnO iGlieBlid gebert
einem nod gang alloere 9inae Der.
loren, unb man muB bod burhs
2eben."
gr ieuf5te beilnli6. 9enn er
oadlte al bas 8rab, in bas er ieiu
Slid perlenft.
&I6re mar bel ieineu leSten @or.
ten Elm ifmer5anoer Sti6 ourd Die
Seele gegangen. Bie rett batte
er! 8as mat ibr nitt perloren se.
Sailgen! Gas @lid ibres 2ebens
bate lie eingchit5t. 8ertpebten
Spurcn trauerte iie nad. Sdidials.
ipinoe paren iiber ibreu 2ebenstpeg
gefabrer. Gie Sonne bate lid I'M.
ter Den Suri3ont geienft. limo
faum Den S6immer elmer perbeiBen.
Den &0te bate iie Suriidlaiien. Sa,
uno man mubte ooI ourd)s &ebenl
lno nun s~itterte AUDI ourd ibre
Seele elm heimlites Seuf5en.
Gin banse5 Sdupeigen mar in ser
Sfulitlibe 3u 8oImerslingen. 9rau.
ben iubr ein @inoitoB I'M Oas
Saus. llno obpobl Der Sriibling
ibm oen atem CUB, oel,dte es bel.
ben, als bate elm friiber Serbit Der
8elt iein 2eio geflagt.
Sein3 aariten traffic ieinen aor.
per, als woIle er etlpas BON iif
perfen. gr Ia9elte &ldre an, MI.
10, nift pabr, Sr1ulein Spobn.
meper, es bleibt babel: sic iino bis
auf peiteres Der &ir6en6or bon
golmerslinsen uno i1 bin iein 81.
rigent. 8orlaufig iino Serien aui
unbeitimmte 3eit. eiuoeritanOen?"
Sic nidte lGdelno 3%uitimmung
uno Itredte Die Sano bin. r@ute
Radt, Scrr 9irisent."
n@ute Nadt, Sraulein &ir6en.
dor" ermioertc err i6er5eno uno &c.
leitete alGre Dor Oas Saus.
or fraete ntdt. mann er iie tpie.
oerieben oirfe. 8o6u aud? Cote
ipoIlen lire &ube baben. limo nenn
iie ibneu nityt idBt. oann &c.
ben iie I'M unS it6rtu Die &reiie
Der 2ebenoen.
gr bot ibr arttA nid)t feline 8c9lei.
tung an. giellei6t b1tte tie es
beute gcrn scieben mo feline ab.
lebnung gebabt. s(ber es mar ia
nod fat %bdmmerig, llnb 86lfe
lieben bas 0unfel.
60 gina iie. limo SriuS 9ariten
bate Oas @efiibl, als Oh le fir
INNER bon ibm gin9e.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-05-13
GOriissuns tOlst.)

9ur 8oaen giIt's, nm tr1ttia
mlfsniteben; Gin 8oIf, oas iteb'n
ipia, fam nidt nnterseben.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-09-09

A cross, sickly baby suffering from
digestive troubles and looseness of
the bowels needs McGee's Baby Elk
ir. 1t checks the bowels, eases the
stomach and restores healthy condi-
tions Price, 35c and Coo. Sold by
Wren Drug Co. l. got.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-09-09

Room modern house. hEh school 600 Terms
itnlock scunean, good house we'll smoka house,
shade aud fruit $500
Minnesota $500 Small cash payment bal.
modern well bult and
walks porch
Nice homo 9Th eIseu cellar place
you'd hc proud for t6soo
hch business above store below for 'oSOo
VACANT lors fht
Dandy lots facing o. c Boulevard. pcr
balance per
north front. hRh school FOE sas0
froni. Idaho 5000
BUSINESS Lor-chckasha Avenue close ln for $4,000
FARMS
improvements Also 80 we'll I'm
proved close chlrkaaha worth the
worth 500 price for quick
sale $3.50.
RENT-m sold VIZ VIZ Section 5ts
Small needed balance Can
this nothing for the oil chances
buy for half cf what could AK about H.
FARM LOANS
II you need q farm loan soona ap
an kinds will appreciate part Of
business.
MAJOR BROTHERS
BLDG.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-09-09
M. B. EMERSON, Telephone 2l5.
FARM LANDS AND FARM LOANS

trade for city property THIS
will make nice home
trade for city property
x acres o bottom land for sale trade
hotel for good bottom land This ho'e'
Is bringing $3.50 month rent incumbcranco on IT,
fifty cash. balance terms
of fine bottom land for quick
SALE FOR sl60 close to Chickasha
will to us before
placing hen give the best rates available as ~si
Ms terms
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-09-09

WANTED-To buy 30 head of Jersey
cows. Fresh and heavy springers.
Palace Barn, 2i5 Choctaw. Phone
3i1. 7.3t.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-09-09

WANTED-To lease garage In good
location. with privilege OF buying.
Give location aud price In first let.
ter. 7. o. Box PIG, Chickasha. Okla.
7.3t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-09-09
BODY TO Bg SHIPPED
TO BUFFALO. NEW yoRk.

The body of Mn. y. l.. jenkins.
who died In local hospital ycslcr.
day. will be shipped 10 Buffalo. ~
". thla afternoon. Funeral services
will be held In Buffalo some time
next week. Mrs. jenkins. who was So
years OF age. Is survived by her
husband. brlckmason. who has
been employed at the Oklahoma Col.
lsse for Women.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-09-09
WHY RENT = BUY A HOME

s-Room home, located just II ght Le, Us show You.
s-Room house. sem-modern. West hill Priced 20 sell.
sroom bungalow. well located Price $4,000
4Room house on South 9TH Nice shade $4,000 buys T.
good J-room house, lot s0xioS, close n Price $4,000
lS0-ioot corner lot South 10Th Price $4,000
II you want TO sell your property list Il with Us.
WE BUY NOTES.
CALVERT, HARRIS AND DAVIS
Phone 777. National hank plis.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-09-09
NEW TRAFFIC ORDINANCE
WILL BE ENFORCED

Every provision Of the new traf
fIc ordinance passed last night by
the city council will be enforced.
Mayor coffman and Chief of Police
Ben Phillips declared this morning
The ordnance. having the cmer
gency clause attached. becomes Of.
fective Immediately after proper pub.
licatIon.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-09-09
ANOTHER TOWNSHIP FAIR

Plans for a Chickasha township
fair are being discussed, II was re-
ported this morning. No definite an
nouncements concerning the fair
have been made. This fair will be
separate from the county fair to be
held here September 20.21.22-23.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-09-09

Price
Terms wanted
Rooms pavement ,ssoo
$500 handles deal like rent
10th Idaho si5o Payments suit purchaser
This Is a fine opportunity begin starting home
New bungalow. cement walks Sec me interested
sale leaving of the preest
properties. close n
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-09-09

WANTED TO BUY-54-inch dining
room table, chairs and buffet.
must be late design and reasonable.
Phone 1885. S-3t.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-09-09
& Want Ads :
~ Aelhk Business Cettas Everybody Reads Them -
3 3 , , , , 3 =
STAGE DOUBLE KILLING

= ny United Press. I
y Dsdham. Mass. Sept. a.-Mra. I
= ELENA Wells and her attorney, 4
= Louis Al,meyor. were shot TO 4
= death IN crowded street car
= here today. The slayer was naId I
= by the police TO be tlc woman's 4
y divorced husband.
= = . = = = = = = =
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-09-09
Farm For Trade

A good farm to trade for Chick
asha city property or l50 acre
upland farm. This is a nice half
section Of bottom land, 2 miles
NORTH and l east of Verden. Quar-
ter we'll improved, fenced hog
light. Address J. M. Fesler, Yer
den, Okla.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-09-09
FOR SALE

rOR SALE-Ncw broom bungalow.
s9l Choctaw. Phone 1871. 7'Gt.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-09-09
Constipation

If you would enjoy good health
your bowels should be as regular as
u clock. If they are not take dose
of Chamberlain's Tablets when
needed. They are easy to take and
mild and gentle in effect, l-3Qt
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-09-09
BAND CONCERT TONIGHT

The Grady county band will rem
der concert this evening at 8
o'clock. The concert will begin at
1880 o'clock. according to Prof. j.
A. Sager. director. at vinca Park.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-25
Southern Senators
 Watching the Ciuil SerUice Commission

Washington. June 24.-(Special)- n the civil service, each state of the union is entitled to certain percent-
 kge of the total number of employees
 bf the government
 There will be wholesale reduction the number of employees July l. | r the effort so to economize, demo- |;ratic senators support the adminis- Eration. They are determined. how Iever. that each southern state shall 1'etain its quota, and that the bulk of dismissed employees not be residents |bf states below the Mason Dixon line. Senators Underwood of Alabama, Harris of Georgia, Dial of South Car Iplina and Harrison of Mississippi
 talled for 8 statement at the civil
 Service commission today which will Ishow whether or not any state will
 be discriminated against.
 1 They were moved through com blaints that republicans were more successful in retaining positions than
 democrats.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-25

WANTbD--3 or ' room aphrtment m Ensley Highlands. about July 16 must be reasonable Address J. 8. H., care Steel (tllN Chan1ical Cn WNlanl- Ala
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-25

WANTED = Experienced altera ton womsn. Apply Hat shops. Inc. 2oS3 Sd Ave.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-25
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE 10
REALTY BARGAINS
ByHILL

NORTH HIGHLANDS -- eOxfgo. 2tth St., s-room residence; Sb,sso. $1,00o cash, s75 month.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-25
YOU WANT TT! WE HAVE IT!
AUTOMOBILES
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

Why not come down and let us show you the best values to be found any, where in good used cars. They are in Al condition and will be sold on easy terms.
 1917 Chevrolet 490 tour ing, completely rebuilt and a real buy at $500 1917 Chevrolet 49O tour ing, overhauled and re- painted .$485 1919 Chevrolet F. A. tour ing, Al condition, newly painted .$700 1919 Chevrolet F. B. se- dan, Al condition, new cord tires, newly painted; price .$1,3 ,375 Stakeholder truck, perfect mechanical condition $450 EDWARDS MOTOR co. 1920 3d Ave. Main 4045.
 Chevrolet Cars
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-25

WANTED-cashier for our new shops. Inc. 2o23 2d Ave.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-25
LEGAL NOTICES
Notice to Contractors

iNoktCC kO ~Ohtk dNkOto
 Sealed proposals will be received by the undersigned until 3 o'clock p.
 En. Tuesday, June 2Sth, 1921, for the
 construction of certain sidewalk, tombined curb and gutter and as- phaltic concrete paving, under Im- 'brovement Ordinance No. l0s-D. Specifications may be obtained and plans examined at this office. The right is reserved to reject any or sall proposals.
 I JULIAN KENDRICK, City Engineer. I Herald, June 23, 24 and 25. 1921. ] Notice of Final Settlement 'lrhe State of Alabama, Jefferson County, ,i Probate Court, 10th day of June, 1921 .i Estate of Josephine Lochrane, Deceased. ! This day came Idoline Lochrane Eliard qnd Lillian Lochrane Connors, executors hf the estate of Josephine Lochrane, de- teassd and filed the accounts, vouchers. evidence and statement for final set n lement of same.
 T It Is ordered that the 9th day of July. n e2i be appointed day for making such
 kettlement, at which time all parties in lnteres. can appear and contest the same If they think proper. J. P. STILES, Judge of Probate.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-25

WANTED = Travelling salesman for north Ala bama to sell tires must be under 30 years of age and be able to furnish car. Call Monday. A. G. Gulden, Hotel Motion.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-25
EMPLOYMENT E HELP WANTED@rEMALE 50
TEACHERS

S1.000 to S1,S00, per cent: quick action direct. J. l.. White, Mentone, Ala. HELP WANTED-MAIF ar FEMALE S1
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-25
MERCHANDISE
 ARTICLES FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Fixtures for ladies' ready-to- wear department. includ- ing long and round rolling racks for dresses and coat suits three large mirrors; also window dis play fixtures for ladies' wear. J. x. Winter Clothing Co.,, Main 5T22.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-25

or 7-room house with garage; must be in good neigh borhood. Address w. L. Thaoker, 1925 17th st.. Columbus, Ga.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-25
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

TWO ladies with references wish to care for home on South Highlands during
 the absence of owner. summer months, without charge. Mrs. H.. care Age-Her-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-25

fI00Nk ROADsTER-New paint, good tifsa excellent bargain at Sso0; easy tefznA Ewart- Brewer Motor Co.,, 420 E qApt St. Main 202e.
The Washington times., 1921-07-09
WORLDS GOLD IS
STILL POURING IN
NATIONS GOLFERS
by international New. Service.

Great gold shipments TO the United
States have swelled the nations stock
of that money to more than one-third
of the worlds supply. and II is in
creasing at a rapid rate, according to
reports by the Federal Reserve Board
today.
World shippers find gold the only
means of making settlement In Amer
lea for needed commodities, and the
flood of gold will keep UP for some
time, under the present abnormal
fiscal adjustments throughout the
world. officials said.
Officials said that while gold i'm
ports have been abnormal In the last
year, IL must be emphasized that the
net gain of gold. since the armlstice
has been relatively small, because
until several months ago there was
a steady flow of gold exports.
THE great shipments of gold" said
the board, ARE the result of the slack
ening and disorganization of trade
and disturbance of financial relation
ships" the board said.
How far the gold movement will go
cannot be predicted with certainty,
officials said, depending largely upon
the basis of recovery in other world
centers.
Since the armistice the United
States has imported s74400O 900 Of
gold and exported S7oo, 00o, 900, a net
addition to the country's gold stock of
s44.000,o00
The Washington times., 1921-07-09
| Wholesale
Produce Market
tFarnished BY Tfds~ater Linss. I.s,

Yesterdays quotations remain un.
changed with market steady. De-
mand and supply is excellent with
quality good.
Quotations are as follows:
E9GS-strictiy fresh. soc; south.rn. fse
,ssTssys. ssgSse per ID. chickens. spr,as.
SG pTn soS7se each. Dressed: Fresh:
nm, ms sae ger ID: ROSTERS azs per ID .
n. rHmn- ISSits small nal lss par ID
Der ID.
LIyEsTocx-calves; choice. s9loo per
H. LAMB choice. iohc per Id.
, nSM No YORK H,rs ims., and w.s
Ninesaps, best, IS; poorer. $3.50; ysiIo,
90 ann :, on best $40; poorer 81: Ben h.Sis
nEETs-Florida, So bunch
BLACKBERRIES-2o6 acc per quart
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1E.OO92BO per
cARRoTsoNsw York. bunch. So
cUCUMBERs-s1.5602 400 per bush.L
LETTucE..virEinia and nearby. si.so.
ONloNs.-Nsw stock. Texas. standard
,sts,' yellow Bermuda eoms.srcisi PACK
EGGPLANT-F1orids, crates. s2.Oo9 90.
sThlNG ssEoAAN.sooHHsmPers n.,S9Lso
,uss. Hb baskets. ,s.oSosso e.ro"s'.
WHITE PoTAToEs-North caroIip.
al Nlrginiss. Irish Coolers, No l, per Dbl
.S.O093.75; few $3.50.
TOMATOES-Florida. s-basks or.l..
ancy. best, t22B02bo
pE E5Rs ali .i,es. .1se~,m
North Carolinas mostly. S3eo.
ORANGEs-Cslifornia, s4250ssoo
LEMoNS-Californis, ali sizes, IO@II.
PEAS-Home grown, hampers sike m
$50 "~
RApIsHEs-Hampers s0aHc per bunch.
STRING BEANs-Hampers. 1850 2 90.
sQUASH-Hoiaegrown. ousheI crAt.a
q 50Utt0o
WATER MELoNs-Georsia and Florida.
6Oc; 2s to 30 lbs. 7bdsec.
The Washington times., 1921-07-09
SAVINGS BANKS
GAIN OVER HALF
MILLION DOLLARS
Replies to comptroller's Call
Shows Loss of Trust Co.'S
and National Banks.

The financial institutions of the
District lost S2.339. 460.SI In deposits
between the call OF the Comptroller
Of the Currency in April and that of
June 80, according to the final figures
which were completed TODAY by Aud
ley Savage for the National Savings
and Trust Company.
Tho savings banks gained $685., S05. 80
while the national banks lost S1,I4I,-
V3o.22 and the trust companies
s1.7l9.331 rs.
The gaining national banks were
led by National Metropolitan with
s1.19S,1S5.21, with the Bank of Wash
ington following with 1929 ,634.34.
Other national banks which gained
included Farmers and Mechanics,
Franklin, Liberty.
The Continental Trust and Munsey
Trust Companies gained emong the
trust companies. the former getting
an advance of sl02. 537 40 in deposits.
In the list of gaining savings banks
are included the. Merchants FIRST with
4 gain of $260.774.34
Others in the list include the Ana
costa, Citizens, Hamilton, industrial.
North Capital, Northeast, Northwest
Park, Potomac, Security Savings and
commercial. Standard, Union, Wash
ngton Mechanics, Terminal Commercial
and Savings.
The Washington times., 1921-07-09
THE RALLY STOPS.

NEW YORK, July 9.-Yesterday
marked the close of another rally
and the end OF hopes for a continued
rise.
There are many reasons why the
upward movements do not get very
far, the principal one being the alb
sence of public interest.
While 1t is true that the public
have not as much money to spec
ulate with as they had during the
war period, nevertheless; there would
be more activity in the market were
II not for the absolute loss OF con-
fidence by outsiders.
The manipulation that accompanied
the oil boom and the postwar in
fiation were fragrant enough, but II
cannot be compared with the manip-
ulation that has been carried on in
various issues for the last six
months.
Whether inuocently or otherwise,
vice to the public to buy certain Sc
curities. AS soon as buying develops
those interested have commenced
selling.
Subsequent declines have left the
public holding the bag. AS re-
suit, outsiders are not as anxious as
they once were to rush in and buy
on every bullish tip. When little
buying does develop, those who have
a profit are quick to take II, as they
The Washington times., 1921-07-09
ASPHALT AND CARIB.

The announcement of the sale OF
control OF the Carib Syndicate for
So, 100000 has raised another obstacle
in the thorny path travelled by the
General Asphalt pool.
1t is rumored that this pool is
holding some $4,000 shares.
Professional tipsters have been
talking OF an advance, and the pool
was doing its utmost when IL was
halted by the announcement in regard
to Carib.
Great was the future of the Carib
Syndicate according to reports cir
culated until recently, and now IT
passes under the management OF the
Texas Company. AS the greatest part
of General Asphalt's future is stated
to rest In it's South American proper
ties, traders figured that II Carib,
with holdings of close to 5000, 1000
acres, Will sell control for $4,000, 900
the properties and outlook of General
Asphalt may not be as promising as
some folks are fond OF stating.
Then again, the possibility of a
high tariff has also Swallowed its pos
sibilities somewhat.