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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-19
FOLLOW
SEVERE BREAK

NV YORK. june is--Yesterdar's
sewers break was followed ~ rallies
IL the cotton market this morniaE. buf
they were not sustained and the close
waa easy. net unchanged 90 9 points
higher. The price - October cone
tracts advanced from tt.aQ - t2-a
and closed "a 1908 - compared wifa
ia.e1 a. the close yesterday ans ii.ts
yesterdays low record.
TIE market opened barely stealy nt
decline ~ 5 % rs points a. result
81 overnight selling orders. ard aala
about 3 % rs points net ieser during
The first few minutes Nith 1uiy fouch-
lnE tf.0T. or q new low record Scr fhe
season. There was evidently aIsnn-
poiutmcnt ever the BRITISH iahog news
which led 20 liquidation 90 snmn ~
yesterday's buyers for q unF. but
covering wan actlve ard some trade
buying developed on thn decline. ThtsI
caused rallies durinN TIE middle ~ fsal
morning when reports reached here
that II spite 81 adverse vote uritlEn
coal miners were rapidly returning ta'
work. and that a settlement - the
strike was expected 81 any moment
July sold 49, 20 lf.sf. while uecembaf
advanced from 42sz 20 IgF8 wlfh ac-
tive months generally showing net
gains Of 20 20 20 points unt1 well
along IN the morning. Just before
the close. however. brokers with
southwestern connections hecsma me.i-
era. and there vas renewal - scat
terlng uquidaiiona which sent prices
OF rather sharply durlng the last few
minutes. According % reports recsiv-
81 here thia morning. operations iu /
the Lancashire mills wlt nut be re-
sumca until another vote ~ operatives /
had been taken ~ districts a private
report pointing - a reduction - 2t.st
per cent in acreaKs vas regarded az
comparing rather beariHhiY with the
reports ISSUED toward TIE ena - last
month. but did not seem 90 create
much fresh sentiment with reference
20 the prohahle shoa inH - the official /
figures scheduled for publication On
July Traders found no special cause
for comment 81 ere ness from the
goods trade and fhe weather - me
south considered generally favofaDis
except Tor the continued absence ~
rain r. Hurne eastern belt sections. Pail
River sales for the week we're ESTE
mated az sos0o pieces and elrtailmont
s. production Az ~. 09a.
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CHICAGO, June tSl--ChicaEo Boaa
10 Trade operators had thsir eyes q
the weather mag and their ears funA
90 reports from ths grain naldn toao.
Forecasts - eeoiax ara mnasfrm3
weather and expert oplntonm naa
wheat rust reports were prsnaffra
furnsd the mArket downward mftr =
fairly strong opsninR ana al optons
closed near ths low point e TIE hors
session. Whomt showed net i0mRa "a
i 20 az cent?. cora ~ f.sto =
and eats on a-&c. Provisions tnfia.
enned BY > mtronw yard marie nn.
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MoneY 80 rycnAnor

View York, June tts~ssrime NEE
camille paper. eAmA per cent. Ex~
change firm. sterling - day bills ard
commercial ~ dag bills On hanks. -.
commercial 90 aay balls. aTsAs o.
mand. ara; cables. a.se. Francas
demand. s.is, cables. Gs8. Belrlmn
fransai deman8 se<. cables. sss.
Guiideru. demand as.ao. cables. ssaa.
Lire. demand, b.e8s onhIaa. scr.
MARKS demand. rs: cables. ia.
Greece, demand. eao. Sweden. d.
manf. 128e. Norway. demand. f4Be.
Argentina. demand. AGO. Brasil. de-
mand, 1850. AontreaL ~ per cenf
discount
ooEernment and railroaa bonds
STEADY.
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MARKET
WAS UNSETTLED
Irene on the Whole feF TIE Day Was
Toward Higher Levels

NEW ORLEANS. June ie.-whiie
the trend IN cotton to-day was toward
higher levels ~ vas an unsettled mar
ket IN the early trading and again to-
ward the close. Heavy realizing on
the short side. Induced 90 a large e.
tent by the report that coal miners. ~
Great Britain were returning % work
~ the thousands and that not auf-
ficient vote had been east 20 continue
the striEe. caused almost complete re-
lection q the unfavorabis views held
yesterday regarding British labor con-
difions. for a while a. least. n the
late trading the news that striking
min operatives IN Lancashire had. m
many eases. refused % abide b. The
decision % end their strike. caused
new selling. The market finally closed
at net advances on the day % s 60
y points, with July a. 1917.
FIRST trades were az lower levels nnd
for a while the selling pressure rs ovt-
denca yesterday was again felt but
after -eciines Of 10 % "a points haa
been Ftached and July had fallen 20
1881 the market commenced Is feel
new buying % consequences ana reailz-
Ing BY shorts with the result that "a
sharp upturn came about which lasted
long enough % put prices IS to 81
points over the finals % yesterday
July rising 20 i0.E8
Tor q while the market held steady
bat gradually gave ground a Uftfm
later. receding about 20 points. a
flash y strength came iu the late trad
Ina which carried July 10 1905 but.
other months ala not make nes, hiEh
levels. Just on the close there waa
burst 81 selling and the FaIus were
pared down materially.
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STOCK MARKET
FOR PAST WEEK

NEw YORK 1una is-rorcel lasi-
dafien. professional pressure ard aa-
seaer ~ buying power mere TIE gat-
atandlne farfoHs ~ the slHth ruuaees-
tlve Week ~ uusetffsmeMt ard Maarn
declines e. ihe aecufltiea uarAef
L6ouidar3nn errauu fHtd FaHrNs -
the hsat tgEe. bnt t2Hanalnn uf AMn
aggressive sEoff Hee0unf mfiniF in~
YaiKtl sfarAs whose earning eapnesfF
had steadily aaanfle8 ancr tae f.ess
~ ice var.
oils uere IS class ~ thnmselFes.
Mexican Petroleum Sc IS txtrs -
a,flen " mefe then ~ paln
auentiy oFes shadpmsa ID uther III -
Uons and adte4 a. pifaiF o.
aiisagion 81 the ntEerai ilaL
Decline 90 United htutes steel Gee.
mon g. fhe lawest a1ufafiun lu -
years wan anethFr alaaM1atinM fastm
tn fHnse uhn rsarcs1 that HsusA -
barometer ~ lnaustrlal rsnaltlssa
Questions 90 faferal iaKafinn. t8aNNs
otasafions ana financial neasilserarss
- the railroads influencel uaainx
tsomerinH ~ fAo ieeal rm&iWrpnni re-
on commercial papef. additional coz
Traction - speculative iasus ana T.
creased OFFERINGS of demand fitNa
from Interior sources. evidenced e.
iher relaxation % fhH mnualary ssrasa
Movements ~ international exrhaa~
we're o. keepina with adverse lsnNs-
trial ard eeanom4n conditions =
Europe and tntln Amorice.
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OPPORTUNITIES

kEAIxE-s1oe 90 % t5oo.aa par month dis
Irritating sreedoilna. easy permanent
work. exclusive territory. amfnfnnhiAs fires.
write for PARTICULAR Epee90iiuo CO..
Dept fss Dallas. Texas-
WHEN IN NEED or A SPECIAL Affss-
EENGFn Phone rs Letters ana par
GELS delivered. prices Feasonahis
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LFARN AnoTT WONDERFUL shnhon
rena from reru How one farmer rea-
uyed SIS ooo from 3 t-2 acres. Gruns
pods 3 g long. 5000 peas per vinc. Also
Marvel Maize. CALIFORNIA; wonder corn.
Yields 90 oo0 e. 90 zee ears per acre.
rnrsaera Seed Co. Caarhavflia. Tenn
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eorronsEEn OIL

NEW YORK. June i8.--After start
Ing steady. eoftonssed 81 turned easy
under scattered realizing overnight
longs ard Withholding of support oW-
inK 20 disbelief q census figures on
consumption Closing bids wera 20
rs points net lower sales. eae8 h2r-
rels. prime crude SIS. prime summer
yellow spot Tta. July 7.6e. september
Tss. December IT'S AZ ia.
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LEGAL NOTICE

TUE SCHOONER DEWITT BROWN has
been Ntthdrawn frem serEter mna ans
ehHFMA IN EwnMM@Nia hawhur The nMmMFN
o. agents Nti not - Responsible for any
expenses Incurred feF account - vessel
unlesa such eanenaaz are authorized ~
tamu
ARMOUR FERTILIZER WORKS
ouLF TRANSIT coMPANY. Aesais
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pnrAro ouoTATIoha

CHICAGO. June fk.--Pofafoea. oid
weak. Northern white. sacked and in
hnlk ea cemtH PEI husnNi New atea.lE.
Virginia. f8ss per barrel
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RESORTS
wrI.f.IguRsr I0fal

wnLL8HURsT LODGE
Eau are invited - core nuf ans SEQ
eur naw headquarters Eat fish ard en-
gas tha surf rs miles wemt - Pensacola
asIstian Bridge. M and AIRS. Cook
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POSITION WANTED

POSITION WANTEn-Hy young lady,
either etennNraphle o. clerical - hot }.
Five years experience two years win
packing house Apply phone 1854
WANTED--Poaition - houeekesper fur
small family. Apply roo East Gregory
street. Pensacola, Efa.
POSITION WANTED - Young ewttisd
man Wishes a position % any kind.
anywhere. WITH reasonable sAiaFy. Had
three and cn@-haif years experience On
machinery, with most every MAKE -
car. also experienced IN elerking Phene
iAlA, Bob.
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~ IN II 'fhfeR handy men, carpmnfFF
steady Job MuHt invest see - more in
shares New Iron Company 30 hfent
building
Warehouse man. Good pay.
Bonus Steady work Must invest $500
in shares. 80 Brent BLDG.
FRUIT TREE sALEsMEN- oooa bust
aisle pleasant uofk write ZOE terms
Concord Nurseries. pepf. Sc. Concord
"a
WANTEn-Two handy men. carpenter
work Good pay Bonus Steady fob
Must invest $500 of more IN shares. 30
Brent Bldg
MEN wANTEp-rwo for varshouse ana
building work. Invest ft8N o. 1900
80 Brent hieg fensacola
plRFNg1sN. hraseuen. beginners $50.
later $3.50 monthly. Write Railway. care
Journal
M a nEFEcTTvE-rxoe emporium
ny. cood ray. travel. Write e. r.
LudwiF, soa Westover BidGs Kansas
City, lie.
LOOK ausN. STEADY positions guar
anteed BY coming here. Guarantee 20
teach you ths Barter Trade in few
chain - barber shops. average scholar
Completes in I've weeks. positions noai-
lively guaranteed white onigB. Free iu-
formation, Jacknonvtiie Barber College.
Jacksonville. pa.
WANTEn-nv Naw Orleans coffee ign-
uortiua concern, travelling salesman
calling On the coffee roasting, large re-
tail ana RruceTy fobhinR hanxes q afl
green coffee. Liberal commission. This
u q real money making side line for 3
live wire. u rerlstng please state ire
territory wanted. baN - iei a&cola
Journal
EIaEMEN. Hrakemen, uaRNaEgmen,
st&o-t2e9, Colored porterm. b. railroads
swerXxhere. Experience unnereMza ~
saz ny. Bureau. East 81 Louis. ilL
NAN OR WOMAN wANTED--salnry sac
FUN time. Tbc an hour spare time. sell
ing guaranteed hosiery 20 Wearer EN-|
paFtonnn unnecessary. intNFnn tiunal
Mills MnrFiAtewn. Pa
WANTED - Immediately. competent
etenoEraNher. one who can he trained
20 assume complete control 81 Cffice.
Salary small 20 start but prospect sN-
cellent j.. O. Box 1871.
wANTED-A Eood cook. Apply $50 y
Iaiafux.
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wANTIyo TO RENT OR nrfY-A Wheel
ed inwahd'm chair Address Chair.
care Journal
WANTED TO BuY-Ford Roadster or
Chevrolet. must he tm good condition.
cheap for cash. Phone ffas ring : or
write u A Box g.
WANTEn-seeond hand Butchers refrfF-
orator and meat sitrHr. Cnmubeli and
Mckinnon. Defaniak sprtuEa, Pa.
WANTED AT ONCKs--One good. strong
rolling chair. Call "a W. Relmont-st
or phone sos.
WANTED TO PURCHAsE-0ood iron
safe. desk and chair ard cash register.
Apnlw us North RmlHfuN CIR phone a4A3s
WANTEn-Two motor trucks. also g.
passenger Auto. exchange for good is
per cent investment shares and q Eood
ieh $40 Brent Building
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TRANSFER Storage

BoRRAs rRANsFHR CO.
Ps ss9s,sr rs ti.a,sr esF,sese s4spE wA ass,
KINDS CO NAuLtNc. YOUR Busi.
&c IS soLictTEc.
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JOURNAL CLASSIFIED ADS
One Cent q Word in Advance
One Rate 20 al

caunf fhe weras "a eusr aavef-
fiaemsnf and Haultinig - the nurn-
her ~ tEmea Yua desire IL rrgnfsa
EaH1lf aceerdiaslz.
e coantinR wuraa include ssro
Let Yer SALE sssante1," etc. e.
vel s. addresses
RATES
Ne 6NeFfissmsnt taken fox Es3s
saan s. esufs.
SLACK PACE GAGS, LIKE THIS,
Two CENTS Per WORD.
EsazsWraphsa nat1eT. nue aaahaa.
waite epac@. classified sfiNpA@y; s. per
hna. Sc per insA tK1 ines FAai<s an
lncasa
Any p@reom whe@s nmFna appears A.
ire teiepbeue alreet1Fy may have
classified ais eharNad.
Cancel orders aiGula be nSvma "a
writing. neyeF uxar tie phuna,
Advertisers mhaula give their Acme
or peetogTiee ad6r@sm - wet ns their
p1oas nuf8eeTas be sase many rad
ers have ~ Telephones.
II the Advertiser 80 desires. replies
can ba sent ia eare ek The Journal
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LOST AND FOUND

los T-Would rarity who picked up two
rings in dressing room im Brent Bldg
Saturday noon Kindly return 1914 ".
Garden Reward
Lcev prtpmwn TIRE OPP TRAILER.
FINDER NOTIFY DRIED wEuMEtER.
Fi.NsAC0IA, PA ROUTE ~ BOX
f08. REWARD.
THE PARTY that took a Southland hl-
cycle from G IL n "a freight office
door mF ~ front ~ post8fnce ard left
an old Columbia wheel there. kindly re-
turn ~ % the g. vi a A freiRht office
and receive reward
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AGENTS

AGENTS WANTED 20 canvass screen
door catches. Quick easy seller 81 SOC.
BlM profit, Write for free sample. ST.
II RIoR DOOR CATCH CO. SUPERIOR.
Wis
NOVELTY SPRAY ard Force Punan. For
eN tnguishfnR fires. waHhiug buEEtea
autos windows. spraying trees, lawns
gardens. Thraws stream 90 feet Agenta
making S. dailT. Phillips Manufactur-
Ing Co. Atlanta Ga.
AGENTS weekly thruout the sum
user distributing xanol Soft Drinks.
Flftesn years success. 10 varieties.
Quality ard purity guaranteed " ny
experiment. Naaioaaliy advertised 81
laaEiug magazines. Big profits % hust-
fara Write today for money making Of
fer American Products Co. ssss Ameri-
can nidg- Cincinnati. ..
PORTRAIT AGENTS our new plan
means bigger profits and Independence
Ter you. work finished ia ~ hours.
Illustrated book free. AoboN Co. ttunt-
ms t@sas W Va
AGENTS Afaka s7Beo weekly selling
guaranteed hosiery. We guarantee
50 &c weekly full time. e7se an hour.
Rerfeetwesr Hosiery. Darby. Pa.
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EDUCATIONAL

LESSONS FOR teachers second and third
grade certificates. Grammar or Ffi-
mary School Miss Maele walker
Mrf4eVnuids' school beEinaiuF June goth.
Phone 9za&sI, eco y. Belmont 81
DANCING ECHOnIs~-Ciaascs. Private
Lessons Also chidFan'a classes ia aes-
fhetic aanclng. 900 W. Gregory. Phone
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FoR sAG.E-Sewtng machine. Morris
chair and sectional book case. Phene
Isos
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F1N htsNf-~SuAth front mp-atafra room.
eAsetFHettN. bath. not water and phone
2ss w. Garden. Phone 70g
ron nENr--larEa bedroom With sleep-
thk fssfNh. private entrance, breakfast
ron REM Furnished 50 nnfarniahed
aEaFt utent entire SECOND floor. 3 rooms.
TX Modern couReniences. NiafaEe.
-
r0R nGST Apartment. tNa rooms. with
running water in Kitchen Well f9rn-
tsMAai eReF8 thtWg naHsiaru Screened. elHr-
trie tights her water bath. other rooms.
- II efesofk. ihone 1871
FoR RENT Furuishsd apartment. 1909
g Saasaen Phone azss
FOR RENT-Two unfurniahed rooms for
light housekeeping. az w, Romano
FoR RENr-NoRTH AlLL APART.
MENTsf 900 Morris PALAFoN.
PRONE CASA. NEW AND MODERN
APARTMENTS Foa LtoAT HOUSE
KEEPING, coMPLETELY FURNISHED.
ron RENT-cool. furnished light house
keeping rooms close -. iis West
ron RENT-Two neht Housekeeping
9' 80 - @A@tAf
ron RENT-THo mleely furnished rooms
Tor Hight Housekeeping NO children.
800 East Jackson 81
ron RENT-Furnlshsa apartment. sas
=. Moreno 81 Phone 2io9N
FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms. iia
W. Gregory Phone lies.
FOR RENT-a Unfurnishad rooms. ran
szssH ter asHsas -
eness, use ~ garage. ~ y. street.
FOn RrST- Fllrn,shss aparsment. pra-
vate bath. 60e n Gadsden.
nor RENT-Ons furnisha. also one IN
furnished. sleeping r0oms modern con-
vsnlences. walking distance. Phone iess
2is y spring.
FOR RRNT-Two Furnished rooms FOR
light housekeeping. Reasonable On car
line. iio7 " jackson. Phone itis
FOR RENT--Furnished rat. private
bath, besiro0Fn. dininEronn. fAtchen~
cite. electric lights. screened. private
entrance legation central - Nofth
FOR RENT-Modern apartment. private
bath. ali southern exposure. 2if ",
Gregory.
nor RENT-Furnished house fer three
=, nlosths from Jg..e 2oth. 1878 East
As@@@A@*' ttfFt@ 49,
FOR RENT-Two Furnished rooms FOR
iirht housekeeping. all conveniences
el6 e. Government street
FoR RFNT-on july first unfarnishea
upstairs apartment. hath md porch.
sis Il. Gregory. Phone i4ss
rOa RENT-MoDERN FURNISHED
APARTMENT OVERLOOKING cay.
EvE@V CONVENIENCE. sof NO. fTTN.
Ava. PRONE acso.
FDa nrNT-Thr~e-r room apartment.
gas bath and phone Phone 1853.
FOR RENT-Furnishea room and kitch-
enette. go N haylen street also bed
room with private bath. Phone 1881.
FoR RENT-oNE scREENgo sLHEP.
mo Room, VITA LARGE CLosET,
BATH ELEcTptc LfoNTS AND
PHONE. NORTH. EAST AND SOUTH
WINDOWS. PHONE 800.
FoR RENT-FuRNlsHED COTTAGE.
5 ROOMS AND BATN NEAR SAN cAa
Los. IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. y.
o. BOX fssi.
FOR REST-T3ght housekeeping rooms:
also single rooms. nsareru comveniencea.
asi y. Barcelona street. Phone ire.
ron RENT-No. aia ". corvartea. two
si0o III Pensacola Rental Il insurance
Agency. Phone So
FOR RENT Room With private family. !
- W. Belmont.
ron RENT-Four cool. wen furnlshed
rooms. ere adjoining bath GtA North I
Iiafeelona street. Phone 1856
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statesmen

Statesmen calling ca Eensral stores.
side line fast seiilnE special boys
overall ! sample. Zig commissions.
Repeat orders. Cincinnati overall Aifx
Co, Cincinnati. ohlo.
WANT Ut faAsa lexnaH for 1900 mile
guaranteed tires, Guaranteed salary
s1e0.04 weekly. NIth extra commissions
GOWAN TIRE a RUBBER CO.. B0N
TsA, Chicago. fil.
ADVERTISING SALESMAN 90 sell pics
tUFfaf window service 10 stores am8
theatres. Permanent position 20 right
man Nav be aaid as side line fius-
fFntea Gurrent News. New Haven. conn
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FOR SAFE

F0R HALE-one uaission living room ses.
inrme davenport. two arm chairs. desk
and table. and Sacrifices. GIL mornings
SOS y. barcelona.
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The Market Place of West Florida
READ DAILY BY 10000 PEOPLE
The Cost But 1rize and the Results are Uneouoe
HELP WANTED

WfAMrfn Three handy men. carfaufer
and rnnrTNfe work Coed paw hanma.
steady sob MuHt invest see - more in
shares New Iron COMPANY SO nreut
building
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MORTGAGE LOANS

LOANS o. REAI ESTATE
We lend money on Real Estate Ia the
estT on short notice Please slate AU
application ~ you have an Abstract of
rite % tie property
CAL and see Na.
TNE WATSON AGENCY. Ire.
South pafafoE So.
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PERSONAL

WANTED soute one wfth excellent ref
erence 10 adupt day oid hnhy. II. 81
Box 1884
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MASONIC Hall. WARRINGTON. ia.
Special communication 81 Naval ledge.
No. e. F a 81, Mendas June 81
Visiting HFethren ffalNrma{Ie invited
LEWIS MARSHALL.
WI r HANSEN w 81
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LODGE NOTICE

MASONIC TEMPLE
A Regular meeting ~ Florida
CHAPTER, No 8, %. r 8 Tues
~Ns8xk%r aav. June gIsf az b. IA THE
49, degrees 81 the order viii ~
- conferred
invited
MBS MIA OSBORN HAM.
MISS DONNA jones W ~
Secretary.
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ANTErl--Warehouse man. Good pay.
Bonus Steady work Must invest $500
IN shares 80 Brent Bldg
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MASONIC TEMPLE
A Regular communication 81 Ea.
- car hia Ledge No. - d. ii al
b. Monday June goth ~ 7af
~ q ~. SosoHruing Hres. frafern.
VA FISHER.
II. =. RICHARDS. W M
SECRETARY
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FOR RENT

FOR htsNr-soath front. np-Htaira room.
elnetFseltg, hath. hot water ana Bhane.
Ess W. Garden. Phone 70g
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Two large fire and burglar pFeof safes
fer safe az = bargain. See Aihart Klein.
the T@w@lHF
The New York herald., 1921-09-26

kinds of mementos OF RoosEyELr-
original letters and manuscripts.
books and pamphlets, especially first
and limited editions; campaign lit
erature, buttons, posters and other
material; newspaper clippings. maga.
zine articles, cartoons, medals, paint
ings, portraits. personal souvenirs:
in short everything which will help
posterity to see Colonel ROOSEVELT as
his own generation knew him.
Thus the association offers contrib
utors a double benefit: chance TO
insure the proper care and perma-
nent preservation OF priced memen-
tos and, what is more important,
the privilege OF helping to create
through great collection OF human
documents portrait as remarkable,
as striking and as many sided as the
great American it will present. Con-
sequently the right place to send OBJ
jects relating to THEODORE ROOSEVELT
Is / Madison avenue, New York city,
where the Roosevelt Memorial Asso-
citation has its headquarters.
The New York herald., 1921-09-26
Gold value

Reserve against currency in the
above includes silver and foreign
bills in the case OF Continental banks.
Foreign bills comprise almost the
total reserve of Poland. The con-
trast among England, Spain and
Japan is marked. The latter two
have, with their large gold reserves,
adhered to high bank rate. Japan,
with 121 per cent. of gold against
currency, has not been able to keep
the yen at par. SPANS gold posi-
tion is more satisfactory than the
value OF the peeeta, which lags . per
cent. behind the English pound with
only about half as much reserve
back of 1t.
From the wealth OF banking tech
nique hidden in these figures the un-
initiated can discern at least the one
moral that. possession of vast re-
sources is less important than knowl-
edge of how to use them. Pos
sibly Threadneedle Street has some
new wrinkle up its sleeve in retain
ing the 5i5 per cent. bank rate.
The New York herald., 1921-09-26
The Marine Graveyard.

Deep in the backwash OF the roaring
port.o
Along the river fats that stretch
away.
We mark the water craft OF every sort.
Rustling across their leisured sunset
day.
A harbor tug whose name Is quite
effaced
Lies on her side above the tidal line
Time was she swung from Brooklyn
piers and raced
Across the sunset flows that CLEANED
like wine.
Here rests river queen that erstwhiis
swept
The lordly Hudson IN her drifted day !:
Now on her gilded paddle box have crept
The stains and rubbings spelling slow
decay.
From far canals the barges lie at rest.
with ever wild dening seams. no more to
ply
Their peaceful voyages on Eric's
breast
Or lift on flooding locks to levels high.
And when a higher tide creeps round
their sterns
The tapping water seems to lisp a
tale
OF harbor Joys out where the channel
turns
And splendid river craft that onward
sail.
THOMAS J. MURRAY.