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turned to lr'tshurEh after d brief visit
here.
M:,. has Murphy and children. WIZ
hdl' hc"I Visiting IN l,it'!"ton, M :"
arrived u"nic.
Mis- Il.hm E,crlry has returned L.
her hom" at Pittsburgh after BRIEF
visit here.
Mis-, Margaret Sn"dGra.s, who has
been ~p'udiuE iw" weeks vacation al
Pittsburgh ha~ returned hom".
Miss Florence ;cltner. Of WcUshurg
IS expected T. a:IiNc here wltHin Il few
da'S.
Miss Blanche Hart, who has hecn viz
!iinC M .adiA. O. has arrived home.
Mrs. T y. White and children. Of
Mourhs> NE. arc IN" guests OF Mrs. Z
V. Fuller.
hester Flanagan is confined ~ III
hr..r ON Eighth street slightly III.
Kew G. \. Ry!rr has returned HON"
from 4 brief visit at Pittsburgh.
Miss 'i"rtrud Ruth. nf New Martins
Vic wuu has been visiting here. ha :
returned mnrN".
Iaul Crr:.w"il has returned {" Nc"
Martins, III. N ~ spending a few DAYS
hnr" with his parents.
f;alph Candy hdS returned from a
hr.,f visit with relatives at Marietta
Mrs. Ell Morn. IS. who has been serious
" III. is = liItln hotter.
Mrs II. l.. Rupp"rt Is confined IN hcr
holn" on 'irrfi' III street slightly III.
Iurr"ll Itl'craur. WHO has hc"n IL!
f." IA" past !rw days. is little i'm
pruNt'.
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To remove the film

Your teeth are coated with dingy film.
1t is viscous - you can feel it with your
tongue 1t clings to teeth. enters ereviees
and stays 1t clouds the teeth and causes
most tooth troubles.
The ordinary tooth paste does not eaee-
lively combat it, SO the tooth brush has LETT
much of 1t intact As a result. teeth lose
their luster. And, despite all brushing, tooth
troubles have been constantly increasing.
The Aim is what discolors, not the teeth.
Film is the basis of tartar. 1t holds food
substance which ferments and forms acid. 1t
holds the acid in contact with the teeth to
cause decay.
Germs breed by millions in it. They, with
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SSKE:RRkRD


H1rtrr l"dr, =" - ! -. q. +. vii!
hold nu AL day picnic at Hait"n Hal on
Monday. Iu.N I'M. Invitations have
been l,.rc,r".i b, The !"cLi Sunday
sruo"ls - this picnic and = good tim"
L. anticipated.
The VT. ol.yrt Sunday school viii
h"lG i l"",r:h of July picnic IN Whit" :
lirov". \ ls,>hri dinner will i" enjoyed
and N" dai will be srent at Various
races dTd ,rni'!iS.
Sherrard Briefs
Misses Hi'Gl Ericmson, Virginia Ia
bert and Mac caldwell students in tn"
Normal Srhuul IT W,Sl Liberty spent
the VICE., cad ~ their homes.
James lrf,:'r j.. nf Wheeling visited
his Parents. Mr.. and Mrs. James lraG"r
ST. Saturday and Sunday.
Born. I" Mr.. and Mrs. Emil ha!krenth
Of Mn%lrt. hn;.
Miss Ada kurcrr. q nurs" in III" Obi"
Nall,l t:"crnal hospital Is spending Il
two weeks vacation at hcr HON" here.
August Schubert nf M"1ar. is III.
Mr.. ana Mrs Gehrc" Er!swrI and
Dante" ,'ri%w,lj Of MCMcChcn were Is
t.r2 NJ. md Mrs J. A. THm!ins"n OIL
sunday
I'rclrhirg services viii lie he'd in the
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after which social time will be en-
iCycd.
TO Go On Vacation
Rev. {. W. F"llri. H. tor az the thr'S'
,.ar Church. viii LEAVE 1uIy for Ne"
York. where he viii taxi UP summer
school work at tie Columbia university
H.. VIII take Lp voice and $prAhti-
" HIle there he VIII attend IN" supreme
convention Of the Christian EnieaEo:
society which vii! BE held at New YORK
July 10 :. tie expects u resume ~
work at the ,hurrh about the middle OF
August
District Rally
The Lady Macrah"r lodge VI This city
VIII attend the district rally ThurSH'
Al the Marker audi,u,Iuin 81 Whr"nn;
H. . body In, l",:,l i"Ls" wlil hhNr "
iar-.. lass for initiation. and Mis- ANA
iiu." VIII l." in rhdrgr II lnl~ SETON
rn" M,Mr,h"u lodge Will haN" "a"
h"m"r 81: ncrr'nH tn" "harI"r. tn" raIi
WI iEvluL" ihc lodges from Mounds
va, to N,w ''uuh"rtiDd.
Open Barber shop T..
Man l.s>r.' -, ms lily, VIII open hi.
u,W laih. = SE,p. ,u"l"Cli'n"TE ami rN"
room a. 'i.,udrl" Tins w""h, II Is !"
tL'"d IN IA" hu$.nr~s section Of ~
,uNu. ami a thcr" axe ~" other barb.
shops ~ '..r ,,iA, l." ,AI"cis 10 Il" Il
i,uud business.
Well Attended Service
\ We'll arrr"d"d :,iNu." 49, held hN
,E,.. christian E,nL,.,,.rr .,.I..;y Il -.
,,f.,,r.h 81 ,;rL H., ,,c.;r. TIE e..
,,r ,,uI, "a. r,,l over md dI.,.r,> SEQ
otter hI,h - social tim" ""- "nJ"N"t
Plans Ir,,0 rlI,rTrs-lrr ,i,Clv for 49,.
memorial service. To- h, n.ld S.nday Ia
~. = q f. lrdI. Il; tho local plr,.
.rn.uds lion lame. u l'.rr,n,r "a,
h,...p rrn'ci ,riu,,u.t yir. her uf IA,
~rrf lee. Ihi~ !runI~,'~ I" h." the argos
,,l.lnri.,l .,,lI In homer Of the dr,,r.r.,.. |
members
McM,chen Personals
Mrs WniI-. Inrrcrn,lj mas rrturur
70 I,.r l,r,. =, ,;raC,.r ,r,rr sr,nI,,,p
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STEUBENVIL[E

Steubenvil,e. June cn--Coiore! John
G. McQuiyg. Command Of m" Depart
men, OF ohio. American Legion. Viii
visit SteuhenSi!Ie Oh Thursday OF ms
week and viii address mass meeting OF
ex-serv!ce men 20 he hid ~ central
Rink. the meeting !" ne rart az N"
campaign now hcIrE wac"b by ArS"nne
Post for ner members.
Mrs. Prank Z. Low
Mrs. Mary MC,iarry Low. wiz" OF
Frank T.. Low, entered TITO rest az IN"
Ohio Valley hospita! here on sunday
following an operation for appendicitis
She was the daughter OF III" ate ray
rick and Mary Notary OF this city ana
was born here August - 1851. She was
married 10 MIR. Low last December
She was A member % Holy Nam" Chur"n
81. IS survived by her husband. her
r,n,hcr and ,ho following brothers and
sisters; Mrs. T.: {. Hickey. Eason. Pa.
Mrs J. f. Hanley. Youngstown; Mrs.
]. A Car,iedx". William. Thomas. Fran
els. Joseph and Helen Notary all OF
this city.
Killed by lightning
Samuel Daniel E"nSI. aged ~ Years.
ron OF ra0iel Rcnsl. superintendent OF
Virgin Coal Company'S NJ. mlnH a'
PQrIctt this county. was ki''"d ny
bolt OF lightning Will" standing on Top
rho tipp!e weighing coal Tn" lightning
struck Just before a heavy storm er"N".
The Young man vas instantly killed and
A large hole was torn N IN" ''fP'e
whore he VAS standing. Omar ~"r"m'R
witnessed his death bat were themselves
unhurt. The unfortunate ,"rrG man
wa a graduate ot Hopedal" N;Gh >rh"o!
and had bean attending N"'r" Dame
College lie MAS. widely known through
out me county as an athlete. II" - sur
v;ved BY hts parents on" hF",n'r ana
two sisters. He was Il nHt'N" % f,'r'"''
h.,r- rho mrs. child born n that Goa!
town.
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Allen Grove Presbyterian church on
! noxt SurdHy evening at O'Clock by
candidate rur the iastoratc here.
Mrs. carl SnedeEer OF EdSwood IL the
guest ~ her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Hood
The Girls Reserve Of Mozart held a
carnival In the park on Thursday eve
ming.
MIR. Smell Of Shinnston. w. Va. Wis
tied at the home OF Dwight White on
Sunday.
G.. +. Remke and children, nf Carroll
ton. Ohio. are visiting at the home OF
William Remke.
An all day meeting Of the Mt Ollrct
Ladies' Aid society will he held in the
hall on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cunningham Of
! Philadelphia visited Joseph Cunningham
on Sunday.
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M'MECHEN


Picnic thursday
A union p.,uIr Of thu sunday schools
of the Christitu churches of this city
Moundsville. Wheeling. Sh1dysid". NLF.
.ins Ferry. Hridgcp"r; and i;c'I"irc wi!
he held Thursday at tresIpH Gr"r"
The steamer Verne Swain has been en-
gagged -: N" day and Will arrive -
Meme, her ~ O',i"ch, and all WISHING
to 80 from 'h.$ city ar" requested 10
~ 1t "a" ,ltm IT that time. TN" an'i~"-
men, commirt"" haI" a delightful GIj
planned. and all who attend may l"rk
forward 20 Il delightful nm". The boa;
Will return ~ : O'Clock.
Able Funeral
Funeral services Tor ihH lat" Tn""'
GGNr Ahl" were held Yesterday a''"r-
noon a, O'Clock from the family come
on Marshall street. Key. &. W. Fu!l"-
rastor or the Christian church. OH!
Cia,ed The h. dy Was laid 10 rest IN Il
MoundsVIlle cemetery.
Knights to Meet
meeting .: the knights "f fyth a :;
lodge vii! b" held this evening ia tho!
hall A small: class vii! be Initiated.
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To Put On
Firm Flesh
Take Yeast vttamon Tablets
Results Quick.

I, is easy to increase weight and
energy by simply taking a little Vita
tnDn with each meal that thousands
OF thin, nervous. rundown folks are
now turning to this new way OF get
ting the alth-givinG yeast-vit1-
mines III tiny tablet form. Vitamon
Lanishes p!mples. boils and skin erup.
lions as II by magic, strenthens the
nerves. builds up the body with firm
flesh and tissue and often rsjuve.
mates the whole system. II viii not
upset the stomach or cause gas, but
on the contrary Ia a great aid to d.
gcs'ion and to help overcome even
chronic constipation. SO rapid and
amazing arc the results that success
md satisfaction are absolutely guar
anteed or the small amount you pay
FOR the trial will be promptly re.
funded. Be sure TO remember the
name Vl-TA-MON-there IS nothing
else like 1t. Get it at all good drug.
Gists.
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The user Of Pepsodent quickly feels coo.
speuous ehsngea One cannot doubt IL
benefits II b.ingA
Perhaps men Who smoke see the most con-
spicuous effects. Their films are tobacco.
stained.
Women see them in prettier teeth, for most
flm.eoats are dingy.
But Persodent Is most important to the.
children Their teeth seem most subject to
these film and starch attacks. Dentists ad.'
wise that children use Pepsodent from the
time the first tooth appears-
Present the coupon for Today Tube. Note
how clean the teeth feel after using Mark
the absence Of the viscous Aim. See how
teeth whiten a. the hlm.coats disappear.
Watch the other good effects, and read the
reasons In tho book we send
This ten-day test viii be revelation lt'
may bring to your home 4 new era in teeth
. cleaning. And the benefits to you and yours
may be lifelong In extent Cut out the eou.
pom now. Present II at your store
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This Is to offer you a way to whittier teeth,
cleaner. safer teeth Such glistening teeth as
millions now enjoy.
Your dealer will give you the means. Get
it and watch the effects See your teeth grow
prettier-note how clean they feel.
Dentists everywhere advise this method.
Millions OF homes have adopted It, Try II
this week, for your own sake. Learn what it
means to YOU
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Popular Sergeant Powell Is today 4
o.on man and feels 90 Eaprv and
thankful that he wants every ono
.urfcrInr with rhcurna,lsm to hear
hin story SO tina, they In turn will
,nIIo,v his cxamDlc and be restored to
health
could No+ work Tor Two Years
"r h,d rh.unatIsm AZ bad as any,
ono could and had no, worked for
,u.o ,.oare Ma 1eI- was the black.
90. month or nv lie Both nv leys
.r5 .rp,e .wcr,cd 20 doublc their s!zo
md was taken TO the Hospital
had no "fTcrt.
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MOUNDSVILLE
COMMITTEE ON JULY
FOURTH AFFAIR MEET
VIII b hold this evening at 1880
O'Clock at tho Chamber OF Com
msrce Offices


l"S eN''"''Ne ,'T7i''',''N u, ''.,.
N" rs'.t'.t'on o. in'F f'ur'o WI"
'hi' FN'A!aS ~ $50" " d 90. - a W. Oh
~ III" 'haninrr ~ '"'nh'''''. ''''
'h'riNeN ~ RI m" various S"''''''"''''
h..~ ar" a'Sn 'TS''i I" - present
'h' h'''h'"'' "' ''''''' - VIZ ~"
IN cooperation WIN III" '."'''N - '''',,
~" -" NF"'''h "' ''N' go 49,
greatest IN IN" history "' M'u""SN '''
"A" !. : G"''>S'''A '"r '' tA"+' '"''-
""'n"i :" II" present NJ the m'eNhE ~
= ,'' N order 'Hh' IN" ''"''. Gay
'''''
e'eahhS Up A'"a
Residents -: '":S "'iN ar" Observing
'!'Ir-Y? "ct'"! 'h.S W""N ~ order '"A,
"'':%'hi.= mi:h' IA" ST" X and span
r'' iH.E 'ih. th.h day "t N" Voc" !'N
."," ~'t 1>'d" ~" whi'h p'''p!' TlSh'
'.'Hn - certain parts -; h''r "t"hS "F
e." basement r EHrac". Nv ;H'S m"'h"h
e; = h"i,d tia, n. lily AHG - N'"'"'S
W. 20 quite clean f"r the "'G inde
!, 'c"ure DAY Cc''nrat!"H
No Need For State Police
7, j. undersigned ma, certain indi,,du-
=. ,r,,rosc ;, bravo Western ayrr,n and
,;.nl,te -,,rdcI ny Tho sta. pa,., ..
Hff.rn ii al Ii
and .h~ou..h M, ,awnsr,n = :, great
mat I demands the a,rrn,:or nt utuyrr>
Western avenue i might 10 inferred -
i ,,.,r, of ,hr ,,itv If NoGnd,vr!Ic Iilen-
dal, ,rorpb ,n. in,rraoraird IS govern
81 hy rho rr..., officers q: the county.
Tho call Of stale notice 10 THIS vicinity
wand hc foolish in tho upin:uH Of
,,,,, ..i,;yn,s - View. ~ Tho for, thu,
Mn.,ras,i,Ic h,s = mos, efficient police
.orrc and .t,rsh.,u county hos is -rs,i-
,,s c,,,,, -, J.r,,,,. sI,rrins who could
unc,I :, r,rt 90 thetr time on Western
oyenr. and N Glendale.
M.
SouA'y wv
~, h,,,.a varl,r ,,nr,-
''' 80 ,'' 49,. ',,a,,nr ~ .,t,,rg
49,. -. ,ho ,.i,,. d,s-
, ,a ~, t,,,,r,,,,r,.r, Gr the
tI.n ~. ~ =, Sr,Ic,. az N,
'.',, .rn,d ,n,,,ris,i,, Was nrrscn, n.
.ra .,,n.,inc and ,o,d n, how tbr funds
.r,.' go ..,,o ,,,,,,J 10 nrc,urcd under
,,,,. pho ,,.,. ro,d h,l,. from
,.s;,; .n .,rJ. 49,, ..,.,,r,d dn.s no..
hoc,r - eprrt.or until Iuiy Is, alter
h,,h ,,,o :, =. 5,,I,.v.d m, r,,trc- ~
,.,,..n. .f, MONEY veil hn casy
r,cfsts On sale
T.rx.,s for IN. Rcdpath Chau,auoua
wh,,.h "a ~ hs held h,,-c during July
IN vc.,; were rl,,nd ar' ~,,," Yesterday
and from pr,scn, indication the sale Will
No. ,,r,rr mi. wear ,han eyer before.
The ,.h.u;auruu orc Of til" mos, rcr'"'e
, on the road this Year and promises one
big round Of entertainment for Mounds
vlllc folks when I comes.
Aoundsvtlle Briefs
Mr. and Mrs. Islo.' Rogers. 90 seventh
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BENWODi
WOFURNACES
ARE SHUT DOWN
At TUBE MILL


--------
Two tGvna"eS. iaPw"!d and hc!'-
weld :. e tho Nh,".'7s Ni"'i ana l'"H.
BeHNooS hrt"cn NO." 2U' 'Ht NsS''7
day p" 1" rG' ''..'' .''N'A ~ '''h"
A''"rd;CE [" S.-"'. 'N..'.'t au'h"F'!
rear'r NY pcr ,",!' Oh: -" employees
OF the tube department. Vii =" N"N-
perded for Sh'r,y ","r = """N w.'H."
L f"w a.. =.
Thu '"h" Impairment ~; -" mi. f"S
be- r""H'"- ir.r'...,.'\ ''.' '"-' ''r
o'"c 4 month. n'i""n E"","''i mn hN\"
been 'r'pi"\'d. \ .'W N''N'' 49, az 20
vs. "A'n"'' a. ''' S'''' ''f" '"' 80
OF me NIL F"Nnm - "'"'''i!""> 'Ht i
., ..., 49,,
g. - 49, .',.,,-,.
''' ...,..,,,.-
$780,, .ors, - ,,o
g. -,,.,, 49,,
60, -. 80
-,
"''' '"''' ,'' 80 '".
''
S''r ~ ''"u ". ~
t"S' Almost "s '""' IS !" "'''"N II.
WV
'oNn oDn~ AS"H'
J"hn Doe. IN" standby "i ~" court
room. has "S'n "E''N''0 "Sa'H ''F "".'S
drunk. oN "hiT"r N">"r'irE. S"nn''E
nlSht' Joha S;1rt'" out S"h'dE "N'A-
INK On htt" eS'HNAE". thinking a :
evening not complete unless accom-
panied with 4 few shots - >'lmHant,
he forthwith purchased some Whit"
lightning. which rs ~" tory runs. set
HIM ups'f" down within short time
When approached ny "n''er K"NeHHrt;
ne .maEiDed that me only way H. '''''l
raln III" proper - 'snitI"n due him Ms
by cleaning w on N" crow! Il On
lockers. wa,"h h" was proceeding - Z"
when interrupted hH the eNf'H'A; -
the law.
Will Ship Body Soon.
Tho remains g.: rho '.i,. Inha for
raiouIi Of Lrsr, and Mains Streets who
VAS sl,,.,-c,utrl last THURSDAY IT
Rench Bottom, ". d.. Sh.pp,i - his
former home IL ltaiy n i few DAYS. The
hodv has bc.n cnhairn-d and Is a. pr, -
on, a, tho ,,nney-Brntz l.uderiak:rS
rar!orS. The brother "c h. deceased :
expected :" arrir' n n" ';E - a t'w
days from HIS nome IN ff"' h'F". y. l
He WI rI3A' ~" nrc"HN'E- arrange
msntS TOR IN" SHIPMENT
Orchestra Organized.
An eleven prer~ orchestra has boon
ORGANIZED n THIS city and within a
months time will hn ready to fie con-
tracts for playing at dIn"SS and social
functions \ number Of wei krnwn
musical artists are :acludrd on the per-
sonnet OF thu orchestra. They are: :. 7.
Nelson. director. -. r. Riley. Fr"t. Il. r.
Knots. J. r.. Lee. T. A. Baker, A!oeT'
Hanley, Nile Davis. Eugene LItt'c,
Charles Yost, l.. T. Spencer and Ciarte
Hanicy.
Arrests VIII Be Made.
Owners Of proper;% N ;hiS city Will
be arrested today II they have nor Goa
formed 10 the laws and regulations pr =
y.ded for BY the city ordinance. IN that
they must rot have vaults on the out
side ct their houses which do No. lave
proper sewerage. \ l0rGe number ~
proDerty owners were warned last
Thursday and II they have no; taken
soma action BY today rh'y WILL he ar
rested and mad" !" Npp"Hr het"r" ~"
MAYOR, who states that ne VII no. tLNe
any excuses
Pythtans Mcet.
THO r...,,rar n,.;,n. 90; TO Nn'chts
Of P.:hras VAS held last .,en.rG at ~"
py,h.ar hail. co-nsr Of seventh and
Ma str,-,- \ fnw !r,rr-,an, matters
-. .s-s.
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Fights acids too

Pep,odent brings three other effects which
authorities now desire.
It multiplies the saliva1 Aow - Natures
great tooth-protecting agent. It multiphes
the starch digestant In the saliva. That 10
there to digest starch deposits which may
otherwise form acid.
It multiplies the alkalirity Of the saliva
Tina, il Natures neutra lizer for the acids
which cause decay. Pepsin 10 also included
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| Montgomery Boosts =
| Mingo County Probe

Washington, juno Observation-Disclosures
support for the proposal for Seaato
investigation OF the MiIEo strike sitose
ton was requested OF President Hafdiae
today BY S. B. Montgomery Of Wet
Virginia. counsel for the United Nine
Workers Of America. Mr.. MONTGOMERY
would not say how the President re-
ce!ved the request. but indicated that
the mine workers officials expected the
resolution OF inquiry to pass the sonata
tomorrow.
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Prettier Teeth Next Week
If you will now start this delightful test

tartar, are the chief cause Of pyorrhea. Many
other serious troubles are also traced to
them.
Science combats it
Dental science has long sought ways to
combat that film. The ways have now been
found. Able authorities have amply proved
them. Leading dentists everywhere advise
their daily use.
The methods are embodied In new-dsy
tooth paste-Pepsodent. 1t combsts the film
wherever it may lnEer. In this way Il brings
surprising results which one quickly sees
Over 5000 new people daily are trying out
this modern method
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BUY WAR SAVINGS sTAMPS-
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John Drunk Again.

The remains e: IN" att John for
ratouli. Of Frtta ard Mains streets. wh"
was elcr;-crutci last Thursday ~
Beech Bottom WI d. shipped - his
former home In lta.y II u few days. The
body has been cmh;,im-d and Is a. PR -
en-, at IN" Coney RrntL tnder'sh:rS
rar.orS. The brother "c h" deceased :
expected 20 arrir, n The rl;E - :"w
days from HIS h"m" in Bro" hly'. y. \.
He VIII rIaAs II" uNCr>>.,c. arrange
rnnnrS trr tn Sh nrnNMi.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-30
OFFERINGS Of NEW
CAPITAL ABSORBED
Stocks, However, Incline to
DulIness-BeIgian Loan
0versubscribed.

NEW YORK, January 29-The line
OF demarcation between speculation
and investment phases Of the secuti-
ties market became more clearly de-
showed increasing dullness and irreg-
ularity, while new capital offerings
in large volume were readily alb
sorbed.
These contrary conditions found
their most tangible expression in the
gian government loan, the Pennsyl-
vania railroad bond issue and various
other undertakings of scarcely less
importance.
It was apparent, however, that in
vestors continued to measure their
higher living costs, all the new
offerings yielding interest rates of
6h per cent or better.
Money Markets Firm Trend.
The money market confirmed by it's
firmer trend recent. forecasts of con-
sentative banking interests, who
openly discouraged the hope Of easier
rates. during the first quarter, OF the
Critical period" of the current year.
ed to an unwonted degree by the day
to-day operations of professionals.
Efforts of the bulls to convert paper
profits into cash frequently failed.
while the small available supply Of
certain of the more speculative is
sues rendered short selling some
what hazardous.
Latest financial statements of such
representative organizations as the
United States Steel and Bethlehem
Steel corporations offered additional
proof of the transitory state of the
industrial situation and the hesitant
tone of railway shares indicated
that transportation earnings continue
under expectations.
British Remittances Advance.
international credits were inter-
esting for the further substantial ad-
vance of British remittances, which
seemed to be founded chiefly on bet
ter financial and commercial condi-
lions.
French and other continental rates
were influenced mainly by the ulti-
mate findings Of the reparations COM
mission.
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board Of tax exemptions of New York
city, argued for exemptions of new
buildings.
ut is said that this is unfair to
owners of existing buildings to ex-
empt new buildings. The owners of
existing buildings have seen the
value of these buildings doubled by
no act of theirs"
The Prudential Insurance Company
in 1920 made 1000 real estate mort
cages, 100000 city and $4,000, 900
country loans. A matter of 3.4O0 loans
were made on private dwellings and
apartments.
Bache Review.
The Bache Review this week turns
from the argument in favor of a
sales tax, turnover impost, to i'm
migration. telling of the manner in
which Canada has quoted fears of a
Hood of undesirables by the necessity
OF the immigrant being possessed Of
$3.50 plus cash to see him to his desti-
nation.
The influx of hundreds and even
thousands of English women and
some Irish girls direct from the
mills is also mentioned at length
change and other comment.
The importance of the migration is
commented on at length, America
could stand some immigration Of
TINS character.
Weekly Stock Review.
In their weekly stock review
Messrs. Thomson & McKennon make
this comment:
During the past week we have had
only moderate volume of business
on the stock exchange, but the action
Of the market has been in many re-
spects very interesting and indicates
soundness in fundamentals, as well
as in its technical position.
ON severa! days selling was agrees
sive, but it had all the earmarks of
professionalism. 1t was not accom-
panied or followed by any commits
sion house liquidation. On the con-
trary. on each of these periods of
weakness buying orders through
commission houses increased and
as consequence the sellers in their
effort to recover stocks sold were
obliged to bid aggressively with the
result of price recovery.
There were a number Of factors
which helped to strengthen the pub
market and encouraged continued
buying. We had the reports of the
United States Steel Corporation and
the Bethlehem Steel Corporation,
both of them showing surprisingly
profitable year, and were especially
encouraged III view OF the TACT thaI
pessimism had taken such strong
hold of the public mind during the
closing months of last year, and this
naturally leads to the thought that
we had overdiscounted the depression
in business. In view of the showing
made by these companies are we not
justified in looking for surprises
when other corporation reports are
published? Then we have had the
that some progress
had been made by the stockholders in
their fight against the foreclosure OF
the Denver and Rio Grande railroad,
and this fact in itself encouraged
further purchases of railroad shares.
'The Northern Pacific was distinct
favorite during the week and prom
ises to continue SO. as there are in
teresting possibilities for the road
growing out Of the development of
the company's oil properties.
Some Of the buying of railroad
shares was credited to English in
vestors, and with the continued rise
in sterling exchange this should be-
come a more important factor"