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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-12
BEDSPREADS

--Hemmcd Crochet Bedspreads, med
ium grade, that formerly sold for $500;
size 7SxsS: in the sale at 80. ST. .9S
Wonderful Spread value. Good weight
and size hemmed Spread, particularly
desirable for hotels; size 7SxSS inches;
formerly sold for 1925; in the sale
at ................. $3.50
-Wearwell-J what the name I'M
plies: one that will stand hard usage;
comes in assorted patterns; hemmed;
size 7SxSS inches; in the sale $50
Extra large and heavy hemmed
Crochet Spread: size s4x96 inches; for
merly sold for $4.75; in the
sale Observation-Disclosures. SS,7S
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-12
Specially Priced
GOSSard COrSetS

In the third day of the sale of Gossard Front Lace Cor
sets. You will find models TO suit all types.
Why not stock up now with your summer supply y
when the prices are so much reduced
No. ESQ., made Of cvcrast CLOTH the most popular
set in the less expensive Reduced from $375 to $500
No. 765 is real gem in figured brocadc pink. Selling
at $lO.O0-Wednesday at. $500
No. 382 is a so model reduced to- ....... $3.50
Graduate Corsetiercs to give you expert service.
Second Floor.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-12
SHEETS

Heaviest grade of Pequot Bleachcd
Sheets. We know of no better grade for
real service; s1x10S Pequot bleached
Sheet, former price s5.l5; in the sale
al Observation-Disclosures. ST .95
-S1x9O Pequot Bleached Sheet, former
ly sold for 1925; in the sale 81 SO
--72x90 Pcquot Blcachcd Sheet, former
ly sold for S3.15; in the sale =. ST 50
--Pioneer-Our own brand of heavy
Sheets, slSoo in; formerly sold for
S2.75; in the sale .........-.. 81. .65
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-12
WHITE GOODS

Fine, soft finish, elegant Long Cloth,
10 yards in bolt, full 36-inch wide.
Special Sale Price, for bolt :. S2.15
Fine English Long Cloth, 36-lnch
wide, soft finish. Special Sale
Price Observation-Disclosures. S3.75
Extra fine quality English Long
Cloth, 36-inch wide, 10 yards to belt,
formerly sold for $500. In the
800 yards of medium quality English
Long Cloth, one yard wide, formerly
sold for 45c. In the sale, yard e. 35c
--25 dozen Linen Finish Lace Edge
Dresser Scarf, 17x51 inches. Special
value ......-..... sSJc
Belfast Linen Finish Indianhead,
shrunk, for fancy cook aprons, house
dresses, etc; 36-in.; formerly sold for
Soc. In the sale ............ CSC
Our entire stock of Piece Goods has
been re-priced- You will be pleased with
the reductions.
Main Floor.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-12
Weather Forecast

Wednesday gen.
orally fair, C 20 | d O +
west p t 4 o n, not
quite so cold north
C @ n al portion;
T h urs s d a y, f a r,
warm er.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-12
Special Values in
Mems Furnishings

Nlunsinc Union Suits gray color
medium and heavy weight -. .S45 Sc. 90 and 81 80
Munsing wool finish Union Suits $3.50
-Munsing wool Union, gray color ......... S2.75
colors So 25
-Munsing medium weight Union ...... $500
-wrisht's Union Suit gray color ........... $3.50
-wrights a-woo buckskin Union Suit SIS 90
Begcs Union COLOR closed
crotch, medium weight 81 so
ribbed Shirts Drawers, per garment $50.
Men S wool and wool mix Shirts and Drawers, per
ment Observation-Disclosures. 81 35 S175 and So. 90
Ono lot of wool Union Suits soied, at ouehrd original
price
Men IS heavy blue cheviot Work Shirt CSC
IS black sateen Work Shirts ST
Men IS Wool Flannel Shirts at $3.50, $500 49, so
Men S Store, Fourth Street Entrance.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-12
HUCK TOWELS

Choice of our stock of heavy, hem
med Hucil Towels that formerly sold for
SOC, Soc and SOC, for ...... SSC
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-12
January Sale of Cotton Piece Goods
in the Basement Continues
Heavy Play Suiting

Heavy Play Suiting
Heavy Play Suiting 80 inches wde assorted farcy
patterns; formerly sold for 5oc now yard 29c
Black Mercerized Sateen
Heavy black mkrcerized sacen so inches wide formerly
sold for 65c now, yard ...................... $50
Plain Colored Galatea
Heaviest and best grade of plain coored Gaaea formerly
Fancy Colored Curtain Marquisette
Fancy colored curtain Marquisec, sc inches wide for
morly sold for 500; now, yard Observation-Disclosures. 25c
Fancy Kimono Crepe
Fancy Kmono Crepe fast color 20 inches widc formerly
sold for 5oc now yard 25c
Kimono Flannelette
Good grade of printed Kimono Flannectte, 2s inches
wide, mostly dark patterns; formerly sold for 39c
yard .-....-...--...--..---. 1Sc
Dark Fancy Outing Flannel
Heavy grade of dark fancy Outing Flannel, 27 inches
wdo formerly sold for 49c; yard 25c
Plain and Fancy Chambray Bingham
Fine quality of plain and fancy chambray Gingham, 80
inches wido formerly sold for 59c now yard 39c
Bleached Seamless Sheets
Large size beached seamless Sheets s1xoo pches former
ly sold for $225; ST 35
9-4 Bleached Sheeting
81 Bleachcd Shecting for, yard NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 49c
1914 Bleached Sheeting
1o4 very heavy Blcachcd Sheetng for yard 59c
Basement Towels
Be to Basement Towels Bleached Turkish
Towels size 15x30 inches, specially priced at each lc
Bleached Turkish Towels
Blcached hemmed Turkish Towels that sold for Soc, now,
each ........-.......-...... 19c
Medium Size Turkish Towels
Good, medium size Turkish Towels, hommed; formerly
sold Tor aoc now SoC
Huck Towels
Large, heavy hemIrcd Huck Towels, durable and absorb
ont 1Sx36 inches; formerly sold for soc; each 19C
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-12
Save on Bedspreads

Save on Bedspreads
Unusual opportunity to buy and Bedsprcads.
Medium weight hemmcd crochet Spread that formerly sold
for s27o, now S1.5O
Crochet Bedspreads
Heavy full size crochet hcmmed Bcdspreads, in assorted
patterns; formerly sold for SS.75, $3.50
Heavy Hemmed Crochet Spread
Splendid value in heavy hemmed crochet Spread for.
Fancy Dress Gngham
Small lots of fancy Dress Gnghams, 27 inches wide for
merly 25c; now, yard 1Sc
Apron Check Gmgham
Good quality of apron check Gngham \, blue check only
% inches wde formerly 25c; now, yard ......... 15c
Renfrew Winter Gmgham
-Ronfrew Winter Gngham in beautiful assortment Of
pads, 50 inches wide, yard 3SC
Fancy Outing Flannel
Just purchased great lot of fancy Outing Flannel in tho
petest assortment of patterns have yet shown Goods
that sold first of the Cor Soc now, yard 25c
Fancy Dresser Scarfs
25 dozen fancy Dresser scarfs in great sale 17x5i
nches have fancy lace edge snowy and aracye
special price 3SC
Pillow Gases
1t has been long you could buy pillow
for Saturday offer 80 dozen that sold for 45c
cial, 42S36 inches, now .......-....-......- a5c
Heavy Bleached Pillow Cases
Heavy bcachcd Pillow Cases, size d2x36 inches that
will and aundcr WE'LL former price 59c 100 dozen in
72x90 Seamless Sheets
-72zeO Seamless Sheets that formerly sold for s169
Saturday OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 3Sc
Seamless Bleached Sheets
A good weight Seamless Boanhed Sheet full sze actual
size, 72x90 inches; formerly sold for $ls5.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-12
Crepe-de-Chine
Shirtings
$l.98

thing Spring Shirts and Bouscsin choice Of
fancy stripes.
Main Floor
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-12
Limited Number of Blankets Half Pr

will
phd Wednesday docMan Floor
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-12
Today Your Last
Chance to Buy
Gingham Dresses
at $2.98

But the assortment cood-dozens of pretty dress
plain coors stripes and fancy plads with white trim
mngs; all sizes. Choose today.
Second Floor, South
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-12
You Save Money at
the Mems and Bows
Basement Store

Lees Unonals for men. ......-............$ $3.50
Mems 22O weight blue denim bib Overals pair. l.S5
MEMS blue denim waist Overals, special. S1.35
Mems Corduroy Trousers, extra quality pair. $3.50
Mems heavy muleskn Trousers at par$350 and $500
MEMS stipel stripe and Khaki Coveras-Specal $3.50
Mems heavy Aeeced Union Suits, per suit. $1.50
MEMS heavy ribbed cotton Union Suits in gray
color ---.-.--. 9l.oU
Mems Wool Shirts and Drawers, per garment. $l.25
MEMS Cotton Shirts and Drawers, per garment. 85c
One lot Mems Cotton Shirts soilcd ............50 Soc
Mems Heavy Coat Sweaters, in Oxford, Maroon and
Navy Observation-Disclosures. $l.50
Mems Heavy Gray Sweaters. rs................$1. $1.00
Mems Heavy Canvas Knit Wrist and Guanet Style
GoVcs, pair .loc
MEMS LeaherPalm Knit-Wrs and Guantlct Style, pair
Mems Dress Suspenders. ...................35 Csc
Mems Heavy Police Suspcnders. rs..............45c
MEMS Black Lisle Hosea real bargain pair. .10c
Mems Lsc Hose in navy, white and gray pair zoe
Mems Heavy Blue Cheviot and Check Chambray Work
Boys Heavy Gray Sweaters. s..................95 CSC
Boys Knickerbocker Pants pair. ...........$ $3.50
Boys Corduroy Suits 2 pairs of knckerbocker Pants
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ...-..-..-..... So.Lo
Boys Blue Chambray Bouses s...............75c
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-12
Extra Size
Nina TaylorDresses
Reduced to
1898
Taylor models speak for themselves in figured
and blue Pccales. Sizes up to 81. Now S3.9S
Second Floor South.
Cheney Kimono
Silks
Now $1.50 Yard

easily made, and these the beautiful de-
signs in the prctticst colorings.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-12
Heavy Hemmed Crochet Spread
Fancy Dress Gingham
Apron Check Gingham
Renfrew Winter Gingham

-Renfrew Winter Gngham in beautiful assortment Of
plads, 50 inches wide, yard Observation-Disclosures. $50
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-12
Fancy Outing Flannel

Just purchased great lot of fancy Outing Flannel,
prottiest of patterns have yet shown
that sold first of the season FOR Soc now, yard
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-12
Fancy Dresser Scarfs
Pillow Cases

1t has been long time since you could buy plllo
for 25c Saturday offer 80 dozen that sold for 40
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-10-29

This nation is honored just now in having as
genius co-ordinated the military efforts Of the Al
Hes ia the last year Of the war and made success
grrossible.s The French general started for the Unit
Sd States just j little earlier than did General
Eershing. who has been receiving honors abroad,
Int TIE ship carrying the American general out
sSSSiled the French vessel, and Pershing landed at
3xew York an hour ahead of the French marshal.
<yshing was the first man to greet Foch when the
ltxkes naked down the gang plank after his ship
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-10-29
CUNNING AND UNscRUPULoUs.

The cunning and INSCRIPTIONS nature of the
campaign in defense of the state officials subjected
to recall was shown strikingly in the last hours Of
the campaign in the circulation Of two falsenoods.
One Of these was the statement that 50 many
frauds had been discovered in connection with the
recall petitions that the whole demand for the recall
was %vitiated, and even if the Independents carried
the election there would be no change of admins
~tration, the call for the election being illegal.
The other was the statement that it was the
intention Of the Independents, in case of their sue
cess at the polls, to repeal the labor Legislation en-
acted at a recent session of the legislature, and now
in force. This legislation includes the cight-hour
law for women, warkmen's compensation law, and
some others.
The law provides for the conditions under
which petitions shall be filed and a recall election
held. Certain specific time is provided within which
all persons interested have opportunity to discover
fraud or error in the petitions, and to bring proceed
ings to prevent the holding of an eection. If that
time elapses. without such action the election must
be held, and the decisions then, made will be eff
r~fcetiye, no matter what defects there may have been
in the prior proceedings.
johnson and Kitchen, if elected, will have no au-
thority over those laws except 70 enforce them as
they are found on the statute books, and this, it may
be relied on, they will do without fear or favor. If
the people Of tire state, Or any Of them, desire the
repeal or amendment Of any Of these laws, there
are just two ways for them to- deal with the sub
|ject, through the election Of members TO the state
house and senate next fall who will be in favor of
the plans which they propose, or through the init
alton Of laws making such Changes - are desired.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-10-29

uganda of that character. But not all propaganda
is in that class.
In one of the resolutions adopted by the as
sembly of the League of Nations il is declared
That it is desirable that propaganda
in favor Of the reduction of armament, as
contemplated in the covenant, be carried
out with earnestness and conviction
among all nations.
The kind Of propaganda there proposedsi Il, in
the interest Of humanity, and the agencies which
each nation possesses for reaching the public ear
could be engaged in no better work than in spread
ing information and presenting argument to show
that the armed forces Of the world can be reduced
with benefit to ali mankind
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-10-29
Concluded Monday Evening.
dhu@b1H
dHzEB4
Up:
E29ar1Gue5l
MORNING BRIcANDs.

N1OfkN lNG BHAGANDS
There may be happier times than this,
But II there are i've never known
them,
When youngsters jump in bedsto Kiss
And wake the pas and mas who
w them
n II the sun be up or not,
z Another perfect day Is dawning,
And Is 1t not a happy lot
With such delight to greet the
morning?
Sometimes l hear them quit their bed
And catch their barefoot pitter-
patter, =
And other times they're at my head
Before I know what is the matter.
sBrigands to rob We OF our sleep
lney eome-their weapons love ana
And though we're locked in slulmber
They always get the JOY ,h.y'r.
after. .s
Some days 7;s -theres4rs vhsn v wosaA
And dream our dreams a Mttle
Then back TO bed awhile" We cry
But Oh. our love for them Is
Yes. stronger than u wish to sleep
n 10 we countermand the order
And let that pair OF brigands leap
With Wild delight across loves
border.
There may be happier times than this,
But q thsre are I've never known
them, 4 sA
When youngsters jumpSfn bed 10 kiss
And wake the pas and mas who
own them. ~
Iney miss q lot, the man and wife
shake them,
VINO rise by day I toll and strife
But have no little tots 10 wake
them,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-10-29

gether," he said, and in saying It he
seemed TO me to express something Of
that triumph which I had found 80
uncomfortable in Uncle\ Ralph.
As I say, I had been thinking with
m almost morbid lucidity in the
look on his wooden lttte face and
the note In his voice impelled me, all
in a moment and almost before I knew
what I was saying. to fhaf1 out: -
Il believe you're all quite wrong.
I don't believe Captain Wharf had
anything to do with it."
My dear lady! Ny dear lady!"
was all he could answer. aghast with
MOI /. repeated. 4 don't believe
for a minute he did it"
but, may I ask" he said. 'have
you any reason?"
yes" I said. II have. I don't
know whether you will call it a rea-
which such a thing or place as a
court of law would hold valid at adj,
but I do not believe for a single in
stant in the theory Of the prosecution
that If Aunt Enid went DO the Sum-
mer-house to meet Captain Wharf she
would refuse do not believe even
that she could refuse-to do any
LnlnS ne wanted OF hef."
Neither the sergeant nor the Judge;
men of h law had seen. as I had
seen, the way in which Aunt Enid
waited upon the bad, handsome eyes
of that altogether stupid, cookbook
ing a 1t was pathetic, and I
could not credit, having watched her
dog-like obedience even in a crowded
room, that when he had her all to
himself and at night he could not
persuade her TO anything that he
her OWE spontaneous liking.
So I put all this to the sergeant.
but, of course, he, nanlike, took very
little account OF It. He did say then
that. yea 20, there were other caus-
es of quarrel which might quite well
have arisen.
/ could not dispute that, but what
I did say was: Even SO, however
that be, I do not believe that Captain
Wharf was the men who would com-
NIT a crime such as murder. Crimes
yes He would commit any num-
Der of small crimes. OF mean crimes,
but any crime on the big scale like
that-no. ! don't beH eve he has the
temperament to carry him away in a
gust of passion to do anything like
that" al ..l
OF course, one might as well talk
psychology to a beetle as try to make
any appeal to q. poNceman'e mind
even to the mind Of q policeman, 80
much superior to the type az Sergeant
Crisp undoubtedly wasAby any ar
gument Of that kind. I realized the
futility OF It ever as I said the words
They did just serve a certain purpose,
as q safety valve to my own mind,
though they had no effect whatever
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-10-29
PROPAGANDA.

The word propaganda has come to have a
sinister meaning. As commonly used il states for
yelled and insidious appeal to the public for the
purpose Of creating sentiment friendly to that
which, ostensibly beneficial. is in reality contrary
to the public interest," There has been much prop
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-10-29

In either case the subject will go before the whole
body Of the electorate forsdecision.
These facts were well known to those rcspon-
sible for the circulation Of these reports, and the
fact that such reports were circulated in the last
hours Of the campaign, when they could not be
headed off effectively, indicates the character of
craftsmanship with which the decent citizens OF the
state have to deal.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-10-29
CHAPTER XVII.
War. -.

So it was finished and we went
back to our hote.--we were staying
in our county town for the trial
uncle and I together in a taxi.
He said never a word to me. I
glanced at him and edll there was
some trace-or 30 I thought-of that
dreadful look in his face. I did not
dare speak to him, and, of truth, I did
not know what I should say. but I
did venture once to put out my hand
and lay it on his, in part to give him
sympathy and in part to ask for it
from him in return. To my surprise
and disappointment he drew his hand
away from beneath mine, as II he re-
scented my act, and I felt chilled and
J That night 7 hardly slept at all. All
the evening and when 1 went to bed
my mind was in a confusion. OF
course, the ca1e, and nothing but the
case occupied it. I saw again the
guments Of the opposing counsel re-
iterated themselves as they went
through my wearied brain. And then,
some time after midnight, I think
that my head grew clear again and
I seemed to follow all the argument
with almost unnatural lucidtty. And
after q period Of tha4 clear thought
I suppose that I became heaIthtly
tired but and I dropped of to sleep.
and by tho time that I was called In
the morning I was quite recovered.
which We breakfasted and dined, for
we did mot caro- to meet inquhdtive
eyes o than wac necessary, and
after breakfast, when unsle had gone
ont and I was sitting there alone, u
card was brought up to me. It had
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1921-05-12
VARIETY OF SPECIAL YARD
GOODS VALUES

40-in. plain and fancy voiles, 39c yard
d8-in. white & colored oilcloth, 39c yard
32-in. American dress ginghams, 29c yd
36-in., 42-in., 45-in. pillow tubing, 39c yd
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1921-05-12

SEE HOW LITTLE IT COSTS TO
MAKE UP ONE OF THESE PRETTY
FROCKS. YOU WILL BE PLEASED
WITH THE ATTRACTIVE LINE OF
MATERIALS FROM WHICH YOU
MAY SELECT
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1921-05-12
NEW CAPS FOR MEN and BOYS

Smart lightweight golf shaped caps OF
tweed materials in light spring shades
of grey, mixed patterns, plalds and
checks, SIPS to $2.75. Boys caps S1.O0
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1921-05-12
GET A PATTERN FREE

With each purchase of silk or wool MAJ
teriaI for waist dress, coat skirt or
suit we will give you without charge
your choice of any Pictorial pattern we
have.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-08-31
HARDING ORDERS
MODS To HOMES
tCOrJTrNtrED FROM PAGE ONE,
onsututed authorities of said state;

constituted authorities of said state;
and
Il invoke the aid and cooperation
OF al good cIJIZens thereof to uphold
me laws and preserve the public
peace.
In witness whereof, l have here
unto set my hand and caused the
seal OF the United States to be al
fixed"
while some disquieting reports
came today Irom West Virginia Off
cans, there was apparent a feeling
AMONG government officials that the
Yvorlv .ommalded by the president
90 .eturn 10 tnelr homes would do so
and mat THURSDAY noon would see
a restoration of order, which would
...>.Ae the p. essence OF troops unneces
.aIy AT the same time, however
.nere was a firm determination by
the administration to meet any sert
US siluaClon that might arise.
Detectives Blamed
INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. 3U.-JOhn l.
Lewis, president of the United Mine
Workers of America, in a statement
today, said:
with respect to the disturbed stu
alton IN the coal fields OF West Vir
ginIa, | have advised President Hard
ing that the United Mine Workers o.
America is in no degree responsible
me trouble is traceable to the con
tInual assaults and outrages perpe
Iraled by the armed Baldwin-Felt:
guards employed in such great NUN
uers by the coal operators of Logan
.nInsu, Mcdowell and Mercer coun
ties, against whom this office has
.n~ue repeated protests.
THE lamentable breakdown of thu
state government of West Virgini;
with its consequent failure to give pr
lection to its citizens has indeed jus
Tined the severe criticism of represel
tatNes of the federal government
Governor Moggan possesses the pow
ers to compel the surrender of tn
Baldwinfelts army, with all its wa
munitions, and it is beyond compre
hension that he has failed to act il
the emergency.
Notwithstanding these conditions
/ have assured President Harding
that this office will give full coopera
/ ton in urging mine workers to return
/ to their homes SO that order may b
restored. In harmony with this as
surance, l have directed Mr.. Philli
| Murray, vice president of the Interns
| tional Union, to proceed to Charles
| ton, w. Va, to carry out this policy.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-08-31
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STOCK MAkkE {

NEW YORK, Aug. 80. = The stock
market today continued its upward
course, the only conspicuous excep-
lions being the local fractions and d.
verse speclal,les concerning winch
lurJner dividend reductions or sus-
pensions were apprenended.
Easier money, a Keen investment
demand as evlaenced by the success
Iul flotatlon OF a S2o,0UU,000 Brazlhan
pond offering and further reparation
payments by Germany in advance of
their maturity were among factors
winch Impened heavy covering OF
SnOrC contracts.
Inc Strength of rails and steels at
gains or l 10 3 points seemed to be
BASED NANNY on better earnings re-
ported by the transportations and the
PROBABILITY that leading railway sys-
TENS soon would come into the mar
Ket for equipment and other supplies.
Representative OILS figured most
prominently IN the more active oper-
atoms OF the afternoon. Mexican PEI
troleum and affiliated issues rose l
TO 51a points on intimations that the
impending conference between Next
co and American concessionaries
would result in an adjustment of vex-
, atious conditions.
Shippings, motors, leather, tobacco
and numerous specialries, long the
target of the shorts, came forward in
the more comprehensive ADVANCE,
concelling much of their recent rever-
sal. Profit taxing on an extensive
scale made little impression at the
strong close. Sales, 100000 shares.
Call money opened at per cent but
dropped to Az before noon on the ex-
change with tree supply at per
cent on good collateral outside. For.
eign exchanges again strengthened
Dutch, and Scandinavian rates adding
substantially to recent gains.
Stimulated by the qu1cl: absorption
| of the Brazilian issue, the general
bond list developed many strong fea
lures in the domestic and foreign
| divisions. The Liberty group, how
ever, was moderately irregular.
Total sales, par value, $9,875,000.