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The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-03-03

Giant FANS viii learn o nav lineo
thlh aummrr
Wnrn Tuahlo Irnnlnga a,feeches hir
Polo Grounds they VIII get their iifti
banurin
Acsofdinr o. the handwriting on the
will John Mcfituw VIII uhn uui of tIt
pIctu ~ 40 % bird house manager nftrf
If Venfr 81 service
Jennings FOR De- Yeura o Detroit
drawing card. De- tu lead She t"nm on
the field
uln famous yen "ElNnh' Tie em
~" wiu br changed Goo ~ Nuh' IrifF
'em. FrigChi'
rms bndps OF grass he used to rict
"a the Bengal park viii grow hgaln
The fnuchinr buKoa ut the Poo
Grounds viii mnku the park lawn
mower useful only Nv nn ornament
Al Detroit JDrninra wac known jas
nn arrantric mannRtr
Its famuuH o. NnhN' and rraHstht
inn .acficn hnve amused thousands
Iaunlrps haH hrcuuc uH mNrh ~
character lu baseball uH fhN Trade ftrf 81
un 81 f.nul Viile muEHff bat
10 the nyernn' fan hiH Hrf'teliuh
urn SiuyN felin
n rfauty ther are coudtnH'i Hru-
trncrr und tpmnuflHrfd signals
20 Yani" Yell
rha 10 yam Baii originated ln ihn
fpiT ualnlnT cnnp AZ tho fiE'rH Hi
Nncuu Co... DURING Hn rAhihiinu Hfin'
with Cleveland
domingo hnd been yelling Tina
fNt yhr TuHlH fnc NHf unIN NH
lhrluf woe uniohrd
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-03-03
on. SYKES ANo a. W FOLSOM
TO ADDRESS The TOURISTS

uf = ~ sykes and a w Folsom
viu dellNr the principal address a
ne the meeting Of use feNr1fF WAf 'N
tho sun unlnf OF lhe NnrDes hotel
h nrlnh tomorrow afternoon fnt
hu namri spt kf niftHE Incidents
iasaIdaui .f 900 Cuh uII unHft
Nra p TompsirH announces The
following program
siar spauEied Hlnurr assembly
WaaIstrttlnu f rfu ufWNufF
Piano solo taelrcirdl -Mr Ciuncite
Of kansas
Addrosa Hry J. So sykes
Ntfc isolrrtedl MtN Almsr
Clenmrr
'Inridenfs of thr Storm w..
Fnlfum
grcftIrrH uum ,iaitnta
Piano tseicctcd1 Miss Annie Pitt
mAH
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-03-03
Cleaning Alleys
Downtown Begun

to Nurh hl h, oitr aauittrt inspect
0r Yesterday clonninn nllpNa N mo
IoHn section ol ihr CITY, After thD
.IletH nltt hyeu Ulotnes uus win
hr distributed Boo fhrw Tho cotton
Ig hfNNE iikrr na mur uf the ourii
precautions against the nt menace
Iflt preventative meuHulUN WiI De-
HNNr lt once ln un ruirHNor tn e..
i'fminHfo breeding places for Uivs
sud uinanuliopH
'fhD people arc asked to cooperate
with tbi HuthnIlIrH boz Udllus r4r
HifN f urhtalthfu u'nCon Tho Worh
must hr dome lt once AH The tumiup
mNrinhH nf dlHHNhU hr rpHa oh
uHriuitHrv spot Tho inspector as
NHfctt FrHi.ruHF ihe wufh cod rirtH
rr Hnd diHiufrrtInr thc nilotn should
no completed ihlH uosk
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-03-03
CLARKWooD

tfARkWuOU Trshn. March
Moro thtn tvn and hHn inches ut
rain haa milru htie ln the last two
aayr ara the prospects arc good fof
more The large dlt fana recently
ermuiefrt ut the gin was filled to
oVorflowinr These ratios Wlll inaurc
Tho onion. cabbage Hud lettuce cropa
and furnish sufficient moisture Cor %
good aianl % g-lian aun.e 1l An.ch
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-03-03
Hits
0dem Resident

George lumphraYa rmHdrW m
Odoui Vfs sfruok hy lightning Tue
dns nnd in HorlOuH condition hi
A ccorUne to Co., sspoht from oariu
Yesterday AIR. Humphrey waH in
urcd in the afternoon while ai work
nu we'll usnr the citt iHh Iis
airurh piece 90 piuo which hr h'id
iu Ms hand.
THE injured mon wen removed ir-
mcdlatolN 10 % place where adequate
cHio rnuld he 8duuuirtertd ~ 'ffH
thought Tor "a time ho would not 1--we
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-03-03
The BRAIN

q the source 81 poaei The Dy
nnm0 Here ail nerves have
taeIf ureiu. They converge Rt
the base and FORM ihr sulnl
cord l1um the spinal cord
many nerves uasH 0uf through
tBe opening between she we're
lrac a cnreill study ~ fht
spinal column WIFI impress yal
with tbe Importance VI unhin
lfrtd syHten ~ nerves. Pres
sure on these nerves causes Us
per cent % the Diseases 81 TIC
body
ChirnpractiC Is fhs greatest
natural method ~ removing the
nhncfmnliies o. the Human
body
"By me spine We Conquer"
DIR. Irving M. Dietz
chiropraetcr
40 Antelops Phone s3i
Two Blocks Wsst 81 postofsies
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-03-03
Dairynen Ready
For Inspection

NsNsmon supplying Corpus CHRISTI
Hlfh wF urd other products heNe
thsNr desire Geo co-oucrafe
with ritF nuthmiiles 300 inspection ~
thuir cattle Co WHhe nrtAln no un-
hfllllful f0ad iH furnished here.
rheN nrn willing tn hlNf Che cattle
lnape ted md the results published
WIN fhn nHasfnnrc nf thn owners
uf thn dairien enc infcatira fiuu viii
800 tnrled an offiricntv and without
delHV lfr nufhufiiieH ANCHfr tLr
possibility 40 disease aluuns Dtfit in
lhH NlnitF ls slight
TRY caller Classified Ads for Rceulis
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-03-03

mas alrfafY beer planted Cora MAKO
une.
Tho school here under ihc manage
mfni W AilhH Myrtle raIkllh. assisted
rs Afs Nne la sell attended.
lrOHpfcia fnf Huod crops throughout
fhla district are fine
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-03-03
BAKER STAYS VIM AmralcAN

- IHe Associated Press
EAsroN Md Nnrch IHauh
lNn Baker fnrmor home rain Wnr
announced tudHr that hr lgll sign un
with fhe Ncw Nufa Americans amt
wui SO south for spring training
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-15

iewelry and Mi kinds of persouai orop.
e-ty ct the owes: rate CT interest.
Jacobs Loan ..lce. S27 EaKt Hroad Ct
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-15
AUTOMOBILE
SALESMAN.

Wanted, at once, an auto
mobile salesman to sell q
popular m~edium-priced car.
Three hundred Of these
cars now being used in
Richmond.
We will offer an attrac-
tive proposition to an eX-
pcrienced high-class sales
man. When replying, state
briefly your experience.
Address
BON c $50,
The Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-15

SEND o FREE toilet soap simple ANA
40 cash refund oVor. iacHEsIn "a
bcrt. lilo. ~ i.nMls Mo
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-15
FOR RENT

3-room and bath apart
ment-West Grace St.
Immediate possession,
Price, $50 per month.
broom and bath-Fur-
nished apartment. In
mediate possession.
Franklin Street, near
Lombardy. Price, rea-
SOnable.
broom fiat - Furnished.
Very attractive. Modern
IN every way. Immediate
possession. Price, sos
per month.
broom apartment in the
BRANDON. Possession
June LIST. Price, $50
per month.
Other apartments for pos
session July LIST, August
lst and September LIST
West End and centrally
located.
Down town offices. Imme-
date possession. Rent
reasonable. Either single
or en- suite.
Store 204 North jefferson
Street. Modern and at
tractive. Good location
for any mercantile bust
ness.
West End store, under con-
struction on Robinson
Street, and on Broad
Street near new depot.
Church Hill flats, on 32nd
Street. 4 rooms and bath.
Price $50 per month.
NORTON G.
~THALHIMER.
Second Floor First Nation
al Bank Building.
Phone Rand. 54.
YoU save money when you buy and SOIL
through theso columns, |
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ROOMS : HO.iRD
Rooms Without Board

- Mrnishcd room. -, block w..t
race Street. nov or June !. Gail Mad
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MERCHANDISE
Farm and Dnir, Products

COUNTRY HCrrEK wanted. cu.tom.r
20: pounds pure. flesh country butter
weekly. soc pound.
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EMPLOYMENT
30
Statesmen md Agents

SAi.ESMES WANTED Establish phouo.
Eimrh hfenc!"s IN small towns. strictly
week. earn. 5000 :, wear. " n ,.,"
l9N 5t5, Wa'"rluu. Iowa.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-15

FOR RENT-S-room residence. all mod
"rh ccnNenicrCeS. overlooking Che.1pfake
Ray. Hampton Roads and Old Point. on
~" RoSciIni Estate. Phocbus. Va. Rent.
- r"r noIth Apply To II. II. E,mberly.
rlTst National Ihnk, Hamilton. Va.
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cGrFt4Sr. sii". Beck's. First and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-15

FOX SAl.E--rhrec walnut top store cuun-
t"fs at q hnrrain 10 iirS; buyer Monday,
uuh tlothinS Company, Eighth and
Broad streets.
ROYAL. TYPEWRITER. No. 10. for sa
in good condition. Call boulevard g"k
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-15
FINANCIAL
Business Opportunities
.:}S

cAPlTAi-l specialize. ia lnancinE mL.ri.
toripus business cnt"rpris"s by selling
commission basis. Mall full particu-
,.Is IN ifsi letter. J"hu Trier. 1879
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-15

SALESMEN-If you are AN experienced
salesman and want to make permanent
connection with old established manu-
facturer OF staplc line. sold TO incr-
chants only. see our sales manager, MIR.
Ntddry. at Jefferson Hotel. Sunday
only. from S TO .. Maryland. I'cnnsyI-
vania and West Virginia territory open.
Rox II 545. Tho Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-15
sALEsMEH WITH Afro.

:, SAiiSNES WITH AUTO.
rd."t The" u" 'Sttansayp Light
"a neri i e in!"H,g on any ;stnrs Eiec,,ie cx-
months lime. &v.rag@' ssil.. 80 ,"mn,
nny;. Commission $3.50 each. Earnings "a
iEH bAi M"n with auto avoid second
efi!: Stat II you have auto. Reference
OF goods.
srRASSkY MFG. co.
~ 10 90 Cana! St, y. y.
Makers -! Stransky Light. IN" Lar.ss,
Seiiin: Electric Fixture IN L. s.
SELL %ECESsIriEs -E]verybody needs
nnd huJs The "Bgs.ncsY Guide I!ryn M
cleared firh IN 50 days. I;u..lius 1900 In
= iays. Send for sarnp... it's ir.c'
Nich"ls Co. SapgrN!!le. IL
send FOR FREE toilet soap sampic ana
H. e,:h te'gni ores, i.achs@ia co.
solicit ACCOUNTS Tor large Collection
~ Immediately Tor valuable territory.
%ii!lino!a Adjusting Corporation. i.7 (,
uearhorn. Chicago. "
TRAVELLING statesmen To wn-k cuun,,v
towns selling curdis3s ana fru!, b"y.r-
axe Ia KEGS. Exclusive or side line
uh2t" "'!nr auto pr"f"rrcd -. com
c1Gut h"Httt Ih1l and Company. 81.
Nyrth Main StT"ot. ST. i.pUl. Mo.
TRAVELLING Statesmen wanted 10 ,a,,y
our .!'c .nt fibh'r iOo.u.. 10 cal on
ininb'r. hardware" Al! general sto-.
iiHI, IA ihls rina,. towns. IDcf.i sam
i.e- l.tn,iai commission. ~ nave Wnrc-
Louis. No.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-15
WASTED.
SPECIALITY SALES MEN.

Speciality statesmen .ho n-. cnp.
"nlc % "aTniug from $1,000 to
}l".tHp per year salary. om,Dlss.ou
"r DUth. To such with proven rec
NiGs El1t-,dS" references, an OPP
G~ur'Ltliy j. extended - SECURE
'faN".iu. position with a iat..
manufacturing ?OratI"n. "stap-
i.ah"a OYER 20 years. !nanu.,Ctuy.
iur "a Hia ri l!ae. distributed
through hard ware, sa!G'.fy. Inn
H!"ueEt and supply dealers. Goo!s
aiE"fl.7-! ani known ever. Hncrc,
Ehcigsive territory. Address
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-15

HES TEhFiEI.D APARTMENTS Eu-.
~ S.pt.hiett /. Telephone Miss Morris
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-15

AGESTS-&3. coo 10 $4,000 a year easily
made by any one. Commodity uulvcr
sally used. ncw process. butter pu"l,y
ana low prices. Great" big demand
iGG repeater. TcrT.tOE: free. Act
now. sample ana particulars l5' Rob
"riA Mis-. CO.. Ii-lV2. fuih bldg. -
ito Rock. Ark.
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BOX G $40,
The Dispatch.

GUM Sci. to ]!calrrs T,oat.
nale business aU..t ~ IvIchly. Spear
UIuf ana popular ra.orE ia novel pack
.e-s Hr.te today. Helmet 60, GIN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-15

AGENTS-&lny weekly: automobile owners
Wild with enthusiasm, Marvellous In
Ncntion iOuDlcs yOwcr. m!Ij-aRc. ell
cheney. Saves cost ifst day. Sensational
sal-s everywhere. Territory EOiug IKE
w!Idnr" 80 sample Outnt and Ford car
free. Write quick. Oscc Co.. Dept. J,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-15

.nHiSHEb tire" rooms. kitchenetto
ana bath: centrally located Phnno
Madison 65l2-I. ~ f"ohe
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u,NrFAcrrnEn oF NArroNAr

SEW INNENTioN-On gauge :or Fords.
Sells ON sight. RE profits. Snnal! ia;
Vcs;Dlcut. Exclusive territory Unusual
OPT ortunity for agents and statesmen.
Address Sales Manager. !5s STA. {.
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Every Ad on This Page Is An Opportunity Read 7hen
EMPLOYMENT
Statesmen and Agents

Ai las for 800 cunt h,"plr" Ice.
so.i and at the same tim" do your com:
iT"uoo. 9. inos ,d 5s'G HtichmAoa"%hL S' "a. Empire
anisca h5sIefy We suSTan,Sc 81 wax
rcrlcmcs' H unnc g IA y'"' rsIfee,9taT IL.
aiery. Darby. "a.
AGETrS.ti@ wyekly: antomoblie owners
r.nn9h houD'ss 'ower, m!Itags. ~
%iidnrc; 50 sa,Hple orsn, ard fiGra car
Louisville. KY.
AGENTS. 13,eoo TO 5000 a year easily
nnI low prices. .crcnt" pig demand
Xix 'sosa,s!. Ts5I.Io5y re-. *,
.r'S MIS-. 60. H-ig2. fuin Bldg: LA
AG H:i AGtNTs l. APETTIs ,,a5 M r.:
"a. mnantlts soans,hins nsw. So soii
- stores. VII sir' eie'4s.ys tyiiitrry
ing Company. canton. Ohio.
AGENTS our clsarcit" case hands out
Snf '' ior ,1frl;a.y' Gj" j. iiioynnssiiia. ' Co. 'IIssi
M"r,er 81. Sew YORK.
AGENTS sel MLLourn punc,nre proof
IH.5. MiI6urn l'unctuT. rrpDt run. Go
go. Pta!tie Ayynu,. Chirhfo.
AGENTS zoe M hour 20 advcr,isc aud
distribute samples TO cJuaI'uer Writr
pu'cA i"s territory and particulars. Al
u"tl MIL, EeutTtl uJftnag.f. it=s &tEcEi-
Gu ilir. ClMyiLnHt!. ono.
ADE.. rs $50 500 w,.t. IRE" SAMPLES.
suld sign letters nHyvu. can put on
st1re "indD"s. i!Ig demand; lAhrTaI
otter - neral agents. Metallic Letter
30. 49, = '!trh. chicago
AGE%rs. Statesmen. iistrDutur- A.
last k9it kIOth. IN 90" mtu.s men
acc" Sew. patented. s%ci"n'inc loo saver.
Positively reduces suH-u'uViIDu gvtr-
Adjustable size. lightning solicit. IHpI
sprds OF orders a"aiuug you Ero:
u|oiIIuu. WAVE stimulating terrible IL.
maui EctaiIs sp-. 1873 profit cHglu
slN. territory. NI.to. super Specially
40 -5a W"st t'pr,. Dotruit. Mich.
AGESIs MAkE $40 !sAIi.i scliing pur
guarantee! icyU-siblc %at-rrr""f kItcnou
aliOus, 100 per cent I'ca' H"islis tor
81 sells cy"fgNArr". Agent hhlupl"
Tree write GpilicF C~tIEIan! !sICnU.On!
All LOOKING Tor :. uHt,oulas yac OF
f.tH. whp ~ luA-f"uty honest, Who
com ii.'atg.y rel;.--H. au CONSULTATION
~ national g-ugtafl"u aud rv,prG h.
EHfg..ss 90 your present occupation GU
may b." mat particular man whu,s !
Gan E.aCc ~ "a D~ur.t.la 20 earn NOR Joss
taau S-"r ;u b.np . y'a- CAL Ht Ilil
Times bisphfDH ifuliAluE un iip,Gay -:
ir- 80 \. ~
ASTONISHING ISNESTlOS Actually
prevents 4~utuWpui, accidents. cost
agents ~ ostya.i sells Ter a. Wun-
G,-'Al .s.ts,liug gtrn. car Brown.
&+nat,t Doui. y Co!.mbus. Dhio
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-15

AijNTS-Nakc 80 wclkiy selling guar
nntc"l hosiery We, guarantee $50 wevf-
~ iuIl time. Zoe an hVu: STARE tiin.. Ep
rcr!cnce unnecessary. PeifectYcar No.
SI"Ty. Darby. Pa
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Wantcd-Roons, hoard

ricib ;ANE.-WNl rer: :. nic,i. "
nrn"cu 'front.' room. with alcovc nuI
t"nn % Without meals or Ian, hnmmeen
nMsshiihS privilege. Phone iiou niousei
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-15

AGENTS for cv"ry county. Empire Ice
$3.50 tt.'f,s.ihtof, tho iovl sLE.r. Com
mission basis. Make money for your
so!i and at the same tim" do your com
;nunity Il favor. Address Empire
l.. -. BOX los, Richmond. Va.
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J. -. i!DN ga.
ATLANTA. Ga.

WE TAR yoC w!thou 4 doIIar-Soap,.
ch''icir. perfumes. toilet goods, .1ueri.
enc unnecessary. Carnation Co. ,7s
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REAL GsTA1E fOE RENT
Apartments and Flat.

apartments and Flats -
CiiESrEtFtEI.D APARTMENTS FUR.
Madison 1910. ""' A"fris-
FnhTiSmED ,hree rooms. Kitchenetto
Madison 65i2-I, "'''e'' fhone
FVHTiShED h,i.AT i've rooms. all con-
ts .n.SnSff 1H msaI IL; to sepisinDer ist.
fthSISllEn ArARTMENT-Two rooms
ana ana k;,.henette. $50 monthly: July,
West. Lexington. Va. '"'"ssu' SITS.
"HASE ST.: W, ilos-Modern apar,menf
ntsHsd. The A rii I nsn5 Saith; gptaT:
ASH consideration for taking NM 49,;
a''s. TO September. Rent. $50.
"foI AVENtE-furnished from June
Tn,Ii,ncn,. Grove Avenue n near t2s
;ner s. q month for tho j sum
an o. extended after Septasn6cr it,ans
.'sniShsh, ihonc Boulevard iI5a-W.
bright tnrnishSd apartmcnt. th-apco ro orns,
Nor I'm Hnd sleeping porch. sum.
-5:1o 20 3 :. NJ r"S 5aso h @ 1851,
West End corner Hats. s rooms
,'rm. lam heat. separate cntranc"s,
ras5e MG"iil.aa""' i Ifft wRoT'hes' large ga
"3HIMkNT AvE-ror rem. apartment
H. pG@ins, ) baths; heated garage. Phone
.sss fpu%I@ Sre'orr55%"%P:: nv " cnild E@a 9as,-
e.2. t'f- Ilnl"s- dispatch.
itilRD tl.coR hat OF ) rooms and L,.,,
- south Thi=d street: $50 .cr ,p01nn,n'
.NHtlN h.two"u II nNI ! o'clock SunIav
'ihSf' Itrgc rooms. with running wntcr
inn 'nrEr bathroom. on second snnr
" MOURN i."AN brick rcS'dcnCr i'm iieai
Snburhnn location. with ho.-watar heat
iuH,H AZ, 80 per month. Gas for
r"pktnE. and scar ear line: r.rerencs re i
tG.rsl. AGIr.ss BOX sos. City.
Lice rooms, bath. kitcaen.t.e. West
I.nh' modem .onvcricnrps: posssssinn
,,in. - Phone Boulevard 35iS.
- reliable party. without children an AZ
.shctlT" Groom scCoud-fon- nra-trant
i~nrniSh"d completely Tor hous.L a..fi NJ
VII rent from jan" / to Srptember T.
~ a2polntIneHt only. Phone boulevard
3Lio-J Kent SIS per month.
TWO rooms, kituhcnctt. and hath In
mcuiate possession. ii.O West Grace.
'NEN,flltEb Las" on front apartment
boulevard anL Floyd. /, rooms. kItchap
anu btih. can be renewed at SIS: fur.
m.tuts Tor sail" Box II 5:7. The Dis
'rEEM H"t fog rent Jun" / on Colonial
avenue, " rooms, hot water hcnt ,pI
s."SltlS i!:hts. call boulevard 625. -
' E:tf comfortable furnished lower fnor
oi pTlNate dwelling In pretty suburb 20
'uipl, without children. modern: S55 "a
month Madison d2lI-J "
WANTED to exchange nvo-room- Grove
-NNriu" apartment for three or four
room apartment or Hat, West End
hnulevird iiyi-W. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-13

Answer-We would be inclined to
sell the Northern Pacific and the Bal
Simore d Ohio common, unless you can
AFFORD to speculate on the outcome of
the railroad situation 1t is so bad
now that it ought to begin to show
Improvement. Opinion is divided as to
whether the turn for the better is to
come IN time to save Great Northern,
Northern Pacific and other dividends.
or to save the weaker roads, such as
the Baltimore & Ohio, from financial
dlihcuities. To set one way or the
oener is in the nature of a specula-
ton. On the other hand. if YOU can
net afford to take a risk of further
loss and forego interest on your Bal
tlmore & Ohio investment and possibly
lorego interest on your Northern Pa
cane investment, the sound, conserva-
tive thing to do is to sell and to buy
nlgh grade bonds with the proceeds, or
some nigh grade preferred stock. such
as Atchison or American Car and Foun-
dry The reason that the Northern Pa
clhc-Great Northern joint Ga per cent
ponds sold SO we'll, in our opinion, lies
IN the nature of the security In the
hrss place, the bonds are Jointly and
severaily guaranteed bv the Northern
Pacific and the Great Northern. This
means that both the Northern Pacific
and the Great Northern would have to
go into receivership before this inter
est could be defaulted. The bonds are
secured by nearly all of the stock of
the Chicago, Burlington Quincy. This
Is one of the two or three roads in the
United States which have great equity
in actual railroad earning power, even
under present conditions, back of their
stock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-13
War Finance Corporation
May Aid Railroads
Eugene Meyer jr., Meets With
Steering Committee of
Railway Croun

The aid OF the War Finance Cor
poration may be sought by the rail
roads and the government in their eff
forts to reach an agreement on the
question of funding the 100000, goo
which the railroad administration adj
vanced during the period of Federal
control for capital expenditures, and
In reaching an agreement by which the
roads can obtain advances on the sums
owed by the government
eugene Never ir, managing director
OF the War Finance Corporation. met
with the steering committee CT the AS
ISOLATION of Railway Executives in New
York yesterday, and it was admitted
thaS this was one of the matters dis
cussed. 1t is understood that further
conferences between the three groups
Will be held in Washington within the
next few days, AS a result of which the
Harding Administration may recon-
mend 20 Congress that the War FL
nance Corporation be empowered to
advance funds to the railroads.
Under the present laws the War FL
nance Corporsti ton has no power To lend
its funds to the railroads, but it is be-
lieved that the statutes can be amended
to make this possible. 1t is under
stood, however, that the entrance of the
corporation into the situation would
not Interfere with the funding prob
lem, which is one that will have to be
worked out by the government and the
roads
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-13
Days Dealings In Bonds
The Market

Increasing strength developed in the
market for investment securities yes
'terday and at the stock exchange
many bonds rose TO new highs for the
movement Prime railway bonds were
IN special demand, and reflection of
the generally better tone was sup
piled in striking manner in the sharp
rnturn in the Northern Pacific
Great Northern joint 81 per cent
bonds, which advanced from an open
ing Of oSM to 90, closing at the top.
The Great Northern Is series "A" went
from 9aA to 9sA. In the industrial
group the Cuba Cane convertible rs,
which have been weak OF late, rallied
from 57is to ssh. There was active
trading in the foreign government
issues without any marked price
changes. Liberty issues were some
what less active and the price tone
was irregular.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-13
Taking Money Out of Bank

Question-What do you think Of the fol-
lowing, and which do YOU think is the bet :
ter Investment; l have a few thousand
dollars in the savings baah and would like
to have it earn more than per cent in
safety. American Telephone and Tele-
graph, at 102; National Enameling and
stamping Company, at "A; Standard OH of
New Jersey. at 1907; Baldwin preferred at
81, Illinois Central common, at 81; Beth
lehem Steel common, at Civ. II. J.
About the only stocks on your list
which are to be considered, in our
opinion, for the investment of money
now in the savings bank are Standard
Oil preferred, American Telephone and
Telegraph and Baldwin preferred, and
not much OF the last two. Remember
that in the savings bank your money
is invested in high grade bonds and
mortgages and that by converting your
capital into stocks, especially common
stocks, you would be weakening your
investment position. We suggest that
you consider tho seasoned issues which
we mention frequently. Bethlehem
Steel has not sold at 81 in many a
month.