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The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-07-14
Mrs. Amorous
Entertains.

Entertains.
Mrs. Martin Ah1orous entertained
on Tuesday afternoon at Gel iSitio"
in honir of her two guests, Mrs. John
Carmichael, of Washington, D. c.,
and Mrs. Dugal Carmichael, of BIZ
!oxi, Miss.
Mrs. John Carmichael, who has a
beautiful lyric soprano voice, enter
tanned the company with a number
of songs.
A buffet supper was served late in
the afternoon, on the wide veranda,
from which the guests enjoyed the
wonderful views around Gel Sitio."
Invited to meet the honor guests
were Mesdames George H. Keller,
William B. Tate, John M. Graham,
Georgia X. Sullivan, A. D. Grant,
w. H. Trezevant, Len Baldwin, Mrs
Pierre Camblos, Mrs. Milton A. An
derson and Miss Mollie Seize. DR.
M. A. Anderson and Mr.. Martin Am
tin Amorous Joined the party for sup
per.
Mr.. J. w. Legg is spending the
wook in MorristoWn. Tenn.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-07-14
Picnic at
Lthia Springs.

Picnic at
Lithia Springs.
The members if the choir of the
Methodist Church were entertained
at delightful picnic at Lithia
Springs on Wednesday afternoon, of
last week.
The members of the choir and their
families motored to Lithia Springs ear
ly in the afternoon, remaining until
9 o'clock.
Various games and swimming were
enjoyed, as were humorous readings
given by Mrs. Warren E. Benson,
and Mr.. Galloway.
Those invited included the choir
members and their immediate fami-
lies, and were, DIR. and Mrs. w. E..
Benson, Col. and Mrs. Glenn Giles,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie NorthcuttS, Mr..
Mrs. Frank ardeman, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mac Hodges, Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Full
Ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Burton, Mr..
and Mrs. George Hardeman, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hubert Barron, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. Aborn
Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Hemp, DR.. and
Mrs. S. L. Rambo, Mrs. Charlie Ste
vens, Misses Pollock, Willie Scott,
Ruth and Ruby Webb, Mary Hodges,
Regina Ann Rambo and Messrs. Cal
loway, Mcmillan, S. D. Rambo, Jr.,
and John Stone Hodges. ~
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-03-17
sdlln6 1906 &6lferliaa bor.

SIM 9ong, Is .Mar5. SSeBt tper=
ben INNER meitere ginaelbeiten aus
Dem 8ube bes friiberen @aiiers be-
fanm gegeben ,bas befomtlm Die
5dnb gnglunbs an Musbrl6 bes
@eltfrieges nadsntDeiien fudt.
Ser ffriibere @ailer ipridt bon ii6
IN 0em 8ndge im1ner 1r1r in Der brit
ten Herion, un6 bot bon iid Elm Bib
ent1porfen, oas i'm alg SEN Damn 6es
5eigt, Der breiBig 9abre lang
nit nGen ardftten bemiibt gepeien
tpar, ben Srie6en gu erbalten, Der
aber idlieBli6 ourh Die nitdstpirot-
gen umtriebe bon @roBbritannier,
Sranfrei6 nn6 Rl1Blan0 ge5tpa11tger
gum Sbpert gu greiien. Sdon
Inn Sabre 105 baitte er beriudt cine
80lferlign gu begriin6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-03-17
Danf fir Sic hilfbcrcite
5irfcrec iiir pricitcr.

neber sic Scot Der &i1rber unb
Blral1en, Ser Mmtalten Der &aritas
11nb Der S~r0ensfrauen De11tldlaros
unb 0eterrei6s bat Die Set. 0eS
3. g. 1riemols 6ie troitloie Gage 10
pieler Brieiter in genannten 2dnoern
i%berieben. Das benefit II. q. Elm
SBreiben GUS Dem @enepalbitarint
JeI6firh Gorarlberg: uDie @entrdl-
5teue 6es g. 81. 8. 3entralbereinS
bot n1rs nun {djo11 10 oft ibre giitige
&ufe 31gepen6et un0 ib berrtag es
ridt, Sbnen 6ie gorge SSnnigfeit met
mes Danfes a1ts5uipred]en fiiir alle oie
nns %ertpieienen @obltoten. 8ir ber-
banfen es 51 einem groben geil ST
rer bilfbepeiten Siiriorge, 6oB biele
8rieiter, pelde fonit in bitterer Scot
Ieben miir6en, 6ltr6 SSbre 11nermii6li~
.9e &iIfe in ertraglider Sage iin6."
- Mn6 Ser 8iidof bon 9snabriid,
8ilbelm 8erning, fdreibt: sd
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-03-17

europa angeiebt bot, 1tno bies IN eli
ner sSeit, 0ie uniere 8olfsDirtidaH
nidh IN Ser auerbelten 8erfaiirng fin
set.
Sir sic @elt i'm algemei11en nnb
fir nns beIonoers miirbe eg 6esbab
bon Ser aaergroBten 8eoeutung iein,
men1 bic gntentemdd)te NIT Deut1b-
Lamb al elmer 8erltanoigllng ffdiimen,
tper1t on sic 5teIe 6eg Diftats Sic
8ermittel11ng tr6te hie anein cine 81
t,1ation retter fam, bon Der man niht
meiB, uelbes l1nbeil lie nod iiber 6ie
8elt bringer mag. Das %gegentudr-
tige @erbalten Der gntentemd6te fin
set feline grflarung lesten Gnoes in
ser S,rrdt bor eii1tem nu5nidneqen
nirt16aftGiiden rut6 politiiden Bteoer-
erItarfen Denti9lanbs. England fiirb-
tet oas mirtidaftlide 8ieoereritarfen,
5ranfreid SOS politilbe, bon Dem es
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-03-17
Sobn 8uu bienerL pte bas letoer fri.
her Der SaG NOR.
mic Gmrepa peat Qfttcris
fa eehelfcft tuerccft
fQftn.

Gllrd} Dos @orgeben Der @ntente.
madte geeen De1tiblanb 1T in GU
ropo cine Gage geidaffen noroen, Der
aegeniiber sic Ser. 5taaten ii6 gleib-
aiItig urm0gli6 perbalten fonner.
User auf Die 53ltfunft 11nieres 2anoes
pertra,tt. bon ibr et1pas fir Sic 8obl-
fabrt lciner fleibigen uuo %ltreblamen
9eo0lferung ernartet; tper IN georo-
neten &erb1ltmiiien ole iidere 8erpabr
fir aeiunoen 8oblItano erbltdt, Der
fam MIR nit idtperem 8e5enfen Der
gnt1pidelurg Ser 9inge folgen, Die III
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-03-17


|geihlagen. 500 Marf mnrben iibm be-
pal1bt. SIN gabnbof NegenSblrg
nuroen bei Der @algenberger neber-
.fiibrllng Dem Dberperffubrer &l1as
mann bnrd cine 2%ofonnotiDe beioe
.8eine nnter 0em &nie n%bgefabren.
@iirttemberg.
Eubingen. - 8rof9r @islice1a1s,
Der Boritano bes bemiiden SMITH
t1lts, begging Dor flr3em leinet 60.
5Gebnrtstags Die stuberten nno
.5tubentinnen Ser Gbemie pernnital-
teten aus oieiem Mnlab einen Set.
'abenb I'M @0rlanl bes Snltitnts.
Sau1en. SSoief 8ier in 8gqebiae
Wprbnn1erifa) fat ieiner Seimatge-
|nleil1oe our 8ie0erbeidaffung Der.
bllrd) ben @eltfrieg berlorenen Clio
Iden iofpie ser Srgelpfeifen $4,000.
Maarf ibertpieien. Die fatboIiibe Sir
6engemeinoe lit 6ariiber lebr erfreut.
8aben.
Sal5feIb. 80 Sic brittle 8urgertnei-
itermabl sic bier Dorgenommen
muroe, perlief e%rgebnisIos, lobaB iett
bon Ser Stoatsregierllng ein Bnrger-
meiIter ernannt perben tpiro.
&aitatt. ~ Ser &riminalpoli5ei lit
es aelungen, Sic Diebe gu ermitteIn
Sic Sen Diebaltbl beim 8eibsperior<
gungsmt beriibt baben. Die geitoble<
men @eltdn6e fonnten mieoer beige
bra6t peroen. Gater linb &iifer Mbolf
|Ebom bon bier nn0 ieine brei Sobne;
Der finite 5ater, S6lolier &nrl Sill
lenberg aus N%ltmunltrol, fonnte nod
ni6t ermittelt per6en.
S6tpei5.
3Mrid. ~ Mnsbru6 6es &omml1=
nilten aBibel. MnldBlid) Ser unra,-
ben in Sen Sabren 1918 nno 1919
ipielte al1f Dem BlaBe 3irib Der
Sungbnr11e Cont @nibel cine grobe
8olle, Die linn Damn cine mebrmona=
|tige @efangnisitrafe un6 1ie M11spei=
lung aus bem @ebiete Ser gi6genoi-
ienl6aft eintrug. .gr ma1bte iid Der
|Strufe 6abnrd gu ent5ieben, 6aB er
ii4 6nrb Ben @enoiien Blatten nod
Sdnffbnuien an Die @ren5e bringen
|lieB. Mls Damn Die baDrii6e NeDolu-
ton a1sbrub, beteiligte er iib eben-
aas Iebbaft an Ser &dterrepl1blif, nit
oem grfolg, 6aB er nod 6em 3uiam-
menbruh berielben gu Is Sabren Sc
Itung berurteilt mur6e. Sur MbbiiB-
111g Ser Gtrafe ml1r6e er anf Ser Sc
flung Nieber16onenfeGo eingeiperrt.
@ie nun befarnt miro, lit es @aibel
,gelun9en, aus ser Setting 5u entffom=
men.
2nrembnrg.
SSn 8efort lit Srau 2~orang-&edin-
ger %geitorben. sic mar cine groBe
@obltdterin, nidt MIR Der einen ooer
Ser nnberen notoiirftigen Samilien,
ionoern Der gar5en @emet1oe. gines
Der i90niten @erfe, Die Nie0erIuliung
Ser barmber5igen Sdtpeitern,oi Die ibon
iiber 25 aSbre lire iegensreide Sd
oaielbit entfalten, miiroe nuein
i6on g%eniigen, ibren Na11en nrDer=
gebliA 81 madden.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-03-17
5eite 4.


iprede SSbbnen meiile11 ber5Iiden Donf
fir ben erneuten 8emeis Sbres @ob-
molens fir unfere beourftiget Brie-
|iter aus"
gen6 tpie Dor 1didt bic Central
|5tele an @r%anfenb111ier nno MnitnL
ten fir &iin6erpflege uno &riippelfir=
iorge Die fir Den @~ranfenbienit I'M
erldBliben @unrntparen. 8ie iebr
foIde @aben gepir6igt tperoen per-
|r1t 1ns 5dreiben BEG gobtp. p. Gu
|iimir, 9. so. Cap, Der als 8oritan6
|6er &rnnfenfiriorge 6es 9ritten Sr-
bens in 8aDern nnterm 20. Satlpnr
aus Miinden fir Ole ousge5eidneten
@n1nmifiiien nnb @anbibube" banft
ugrItere," DeiBt es 6es tpeitern III
benz 59reiben, 0fin6en iotpobI in I'M
|ierer 4rn11fenanitnlt emit W09nerin,
men Mbteilung) tpie aud in Der ont
blInnfen Bflege in alIen Samilien err
|mnnibte Bertpenourg. 8enn mir be-
berfen, mas 6iefe Mrtifel, ne1n fie
~iberbal1pt erbaltlid iino, nns foiten
mnrben, Damn Der0oppelt fi9 unier
Can't fit Die gitige Spen6e."
Dns 5mperioriat ser ct. Soiepbs>
congregation, melde Die Mnjtnlter
fir 56tnadiinnige, 8lin6e, Enub-
itun1me, gpileptii6e uno @riippelbaf<
tie gu ursberg in 8apern bertpaltet,
lidreibt: uNie nns in Sbrem 1perten
I8riefe bonn IL. 9e5ember 1920 nr1>
gefunoigten @1rnnipoaren, 9 S1oa-
GoenfiHen, 5mei 8am @umnibano-
fdutbe, 4 @nrnmi-Bdrmflafben nnb
10 @ummi : l1nterlagen, farnen Die
Ter Saage (0er Brief lit ON 4. Gebrlrar
.Igeidrieben) taoellos n1. Sir iinb bod
|erfrent iber oieie bodber5ige 33ninen-
Dung %5ugl1niten nnierer bielen &&ra11=
fen, benen 6aour6 cine groBe grleid-
|ternng 5uteil miro, benn es tpar uns
tn Sen Iebten Sabren tpegen Ser eror-
men Breiie nidt mebr m0glid, bier
in ettpag a%n5n16affen." 9nbei Der
Ipflegt sic MnitaIt 1888 8erionen!
Do9 nibt nur Danfi9reiben emf
|pfangt oie Central 5teue ionbern AUDI
|@eiude. Ser borbin erpdbrte 8ii6of
bon Ssnabruf fiigt ieinem Dnnf 3.
8. foIgenbes bel: v9ie Scot ser Brie=
iter nr0 Der aablrei6en &ommunitan=
l6en MnItalten in Ser meiten Dias=
pora Der mir u%rteriteuten Nor6beutz
1den Oiiiiop lift 10 groB getporben,
BOB iih gum 81. 8eibnndtsfeite meme
9i05eianen 5u elmer Experimentation
&ilfe al1frufen m1Bte. Sci Der groB=
ten 0p~fer1pinigfeit aber iino meine
|Di05eianen nnein nidt imftnnoe, 6ie
SCOT 5ll li16ern. Dar11m m1re ib S.
mem febr gum Danfe berpflihtet, tpen1
Sic mir Defenders fir bie &omnn1ni=
fon6enunitnlten rod meitere @aben
iiberfen6en Dnnten."
Die groBe 8ebentung oieler Mnital=
ten, Die man int 5iioen unferes 2an<
bes nit Nuben einfiibren fonnte, be-
ltebt BARN, bob tnrme 4inoer aug Der
9iaspora our 8orbereitung nuf Die er-
tie FL. @o1nma1nior aaf ldngere 3eit
elmer fir Dieien a3med 1n1terbaltenen
Mnitnlt iibergeben mer6en, 100 iie, IN
dbnliher @eiie tpie Die Eeilnebuer on
geiiH. grer5itien fid gang ser SCRIBE
r1t1tg oes religi0ien 2ebens piomer
ff00nnen. Sap elm FOLDER STUFF ribt I'M
erb0rt bleiben 6arf, lit fider.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-03-17
You will soon be discarding the winter
! clothing. Have you given thought to
your Spring Suit?

If you have given THOUGHT to your Spring Suit or furnishings you
will buy the quality that speaks for itself. If you have not given
thought to it you will rush in at the last minute, like a man running
for a train, and while in this mood you will select something oflesser
value-a suit that will be a source of discomfort to you afterWard.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-03-17
0}heinlanb.

E~egensburg. ~ SSfDe1 Y01fbeQme
mur0en in Saft genommen, 6enen I'm
terf9Ioglngen bon 8ufeten CUR Salt
gelegt miro. Die 8eamten. iteben
iho1 felt 81 Sabren int Dienit.
Ser 8anfiibrer Soief 4e6t tp1r6e auf
DEM &eimtpege bon 8nrgtpeinting bon
BRET 6trol6en iiberfanen nno nie6erz
New-York tribune., 1921-10-15
United States Treannrv votas nJ


Accep table In payment of Fedora
on the aates OF nlatiIritv ~ .
New-York tribune., 1921-10-15
Material Advance
ln Wheat Market
On Report To-day
indications Government An.
nouncement Would Prove
Bullish Causes Upturu;
Corn Also Works Higher

CHICAGO, Oct. 14.-Belief that the
government report tomorrow on stocks
of wheat in ali positions would prove
builish had much 70 DO with material
advance to-day in wheat prices. The
market closed strong, 21s to 3A cents
ret higher, with December s1.15H to
sl.l5S4 and May $1.19A to s1.2O. Corn
gained 1adSs to cent, and oats fn,
lShed unchanged to Is cent UP. In
provisions the outcome varied from
cents decline to a like advance.
Estimates as to the a.,ro1,r+ ~ ,rr.o.
"hleh the government report would SHOW
70 oe on hand ranged from 5n0 0on noo
ousneis 10 CSC, 100000 busnels whereas -
totai .. last year was Sos. 900 600 bushels and
S~o years ago was 747. 900 00G bushels
Nord mat exporters had taken 500 600
bushels OF durun ana a CARO- of IarS oUg
winter tended further TO strengthen M
inarAet and SO too. did dry vSeaf Cow,
plants from parts of Nebraska and kan
on the ether hand. announcement Of q
rsl.Foad m oargo against Galveston was
"a sety onset by news of m active 1nillino
nd ior wheat in the Southwest. IN
usF ue..s sach clrcumstances bulls had decided
80 s@n'ase during the last half of tbs ses-
s'ol1 Monerale declines earlier we're
ascribed chiefly TO contentious th,. ~
excessive. "'i' -" @S
Corn developed frmness with wheat ard
as result OF gossip that throughout wide
Oa+s sympathized with corn.
Hlghe7 quotations on hogs helped to
steady provisions. except that srnalieT
packers selling forced Octobar lard ana
Octobe- ribs to new low level Tor the
New-York tribune., 1921-10-15
Days Dealings in Bonds
The Marker

United States government var
bonds, after several days OF reaction,
developed d vigorous tone of strength
yesterday and striking gains were in
order. throughout the group. The Lib
erty loan 31as advanced from $3.50 10
9o.40, the second 44s from 92.30 to
92.68. the third AS from $3.50 10
94.s4, and the fourth 414s from $3.50
to 1906. The Victory 424s were just
4 shade higher at the close. The re
sumption Of the recovery in the Liber-
ties occurred simultaneously with the
easing tendency in the money market.
The government was reported to be
actively engaged in purchasing the 4As
per cent issues for sinking fund re-
tirement Foreign government bonds
were steady Among the domestic cor
poration isues the Seaboard Air Line
bonds were strong, reversing the
movement Of yesterday, and gains in
these issues ranged from one 20 three
points
New-York tribune., 1921-10-15
What Things Cos5

Quotations crs casa prices in prima,
New-York tribune., 1921-10-15

nrincinIes v,hich H,,rrir,o, ,,,o,,l.oa -
r. ~ e "ll, aIai ,snan ~ T4IHeo Gu 1uc
cic and Hi p1 warl-ed ~ or ,tie untpn tb r.
vnionroon+ af ~ cuaa+ Oao N rne ue-
Heol,inr oorir,,,ert r,oa a,,; W. 0ilel li a..
aft"r {,otS +rar aCq"Lieu olliy
t;es bad hea ,,0n r,rn,Je ~ 'de anu Snop lscli.
f-o,,, - 1jo, = '1eo, 80 lnaC az, Almost
a~ va, nia 'me "''S ~ % Sie, "II'Sa4 ehe heav
80 seo+ p'eoeS oee " equipment oegah 10 Ell
80 e0''l. i'''es.
Good Traffic Relations
New-York tribune., 1921-10-15
Cotton Consumption
Sh0Ms Gain Orer 1920

WASHINGTON, Oct. 14.-Cotton CON
sumed during September amounted to
4S4,647 bales Of lint and 56,428 bales of
lnters, compared with 457,967 of lint
and 1855 OF lnters in September last
year, the Census Bureau announced to-
day.
Cetton on hand September 80, in con-
suming establishments, amounted to
1.0l60S2 ba es Of lint and 165,011 Of
linters, compared With 90l,373 of lint
and 260399 Of linters 4 year ago, and
on hand in public storage and at com
presses 4309. 1893 ba es of lint and 204-
$50 Of iinters, compared with 2,797 1888
OF lint and 342,7 ,731 of linters 50 held
year ago.
September imports were 6,862 bales,
compared with 1886 in September last
year.
September exports were 522,S39 bales,
including 9 057 bales Of linters, com
pared with 2S8 068 bales, including 1,445
Of linters in September last year.
Cotton spindles active during Sep
tember numbered 33,S9S,415, compared
with 34,072,9 ,989 in September last year.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-15

Bid. AJAX. Yield
New-York tribune., 1921-10-15

An issue Of s5.5oO,0Oo bonds of one
Of the subsidiaries Of the American
Woolen COMPANY will probably be Of
fered on Monday. The Chase securi-
ties Corporation and Brown Brothers
& Company are handling the financing.
The sale Of securities will provide the
company with additional working cap
ital
An issue Of $1,000 900 6 per cent
bonds of Nigeria. maturing 1886 TO
1880. is being underwritten in London
at 81.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-15
New ARGENTINE Loan Talk
Morgan < Co. know Of No
e.,cI, fina11 ing Eoue..er

- - 'F--1sEs-9 AAV SFFE
RUENOS AYRES, Oct. 14.-Reports
that the Argentine government had
concluded arrangeme: is for another
loan Of $50 100000 with J. P Morgan
& Co. of New York, were published
by newspapers here to-day. Confrma-
tion Of the report has not been re-
ceived from official quarters.
1t was stated at the Morgan Offices
yesterday. that the firm had no knowl
edge of any Argentine government loan.
week ago a New York banking group.
headed by Blair & Co, Inc, sod a
SYO,OgO,o00 two-year per cent Argen-
tine loan.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-15
Standard OIL Comnarics
Misce llaneous on Companies

= Askcd BID. Asked
All Looos "a 81 Midw Rfg.l45 155
do pf.-. 20 45 Mtn Cp. 10 lOis
ar Am Q 70 rs Nrthr - 20 rs
Cos K Co 5iz 6iz Prd&RCp. Az w.
Elk Bsn T. sA ss+isS Ch Pro 18 l3i
Imp OIL 1t 81 % Sapul Rig az 81.
Marn Pe'l3O 40 lWSO&I.. 35 40
Aerr Q Cp. s% 1oA 'par $40.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-15
Philadeiphia

Z Alliance 1ns... l9 - = 5
s9S 70 Am An 5.Srsd Hy s5. ~ s1' 77ss ~ 2s3s
165 60 lst pf....102 100 i02 fo2
Cambria Iron. s5i5 S55 S5ia s6y
30 Cons Trac \ J. 30 90 30 50
263 Elec Stg Bat. ..1c3 los 107 1o7
81 Gen Asphalt. 53i~ SAX 53x san
$50 ms CO \ A.. aSi5 3s1z 90 30
- Brill .--...-... IS 25 IS 2g
200 Lake Superior. sia 80 81 Sx
l55 Iehieh Nav... t511 SC 6s:S c6
10 Cent q pf. 4s ss 4e 80
~ - ma K r.. SO 55s 81 5s5.
:. feuna Salt. c5G 6CA &c g
70 PM - cum u 3I5s siSs aIlz fl3-
224 do pf ... zei1 264[ 2cL -
132 Phtla Trac... 90 S. rs
-15 l5th~l5th Pas.15l 81 ~ I5I
S3s ,,ono Mining. - - - =
so do u .... 49ss 4s7. 80 s7.
12e Union Trac.. g q d"
New-York tribune., 1921-10-15

New York State Bonds

ISSUED In coupon and registered form.
not interchangsbble. Coupon bonds gis-
tfr1Lis
tfa v,.tt
New-York tribune., 1921-10-15
Bonds

s. oooo Am Tel ss...l0lis lol4 - 101s4 10I1s
5000 a 8 ~ 5s..-. 5S5s 5914 50 5sN
5000 J s 5-.....- 81 81 81 81
1000 Miss Rlv pr Is sais 82la s2as s9t4
1000 Western Tei 5S 50 s7ia s7ss So
New-York tribune., 1921-10-15
Longer Term Securities

Ar,ooar p, eony o ~, 1882; osq. looas SOS
HHei O., Tsi"'nE ~ ~ iVs \ loa = sos
tt, ~ ~ 7 o' ~ ~ 49, 49sS- ~ = l06% SIS
., ,t III ~ -''s.. " u D9% 10G
- =" mn" - 'S"" lpp = lbO@t 80
:, =, ptt up - ipJD 80 = 80 "a 765
~ IN IN COZ U 49, iV5p .iO@%s l0J y $50
y ie'' ~ ny '". Al,loah i0i}s D55
10 - -, f2t ~ ~ y 10. ~ y - 623
''%ha N'' lam ~ isol lofis io6 Gas
'H - ! lf-St ! j*i lVE - IUl Il
S~it 7s l99l ...,......... sa4s l9oA e0s
- - ltnDD,I As 5@V- 100 y I0t T.42
WeHtern Tn Tel ctAs. 5sl0&i% losm es5
Westing honse ri H. le1l.lo2is loa SIS
New-York tribune., 1921-10-15
Cottonseed Oil

ing. from points net lower TO - points
higher.
Mo ranra q, nricaa -1t,.--.a. -.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-15
Cotton Statistics


LlVern0oI cabIcs--Sp0t cotton fair busi- |
ness doing al g. points decline: middling /
ll262d. Sales. 5000 bales; American G 900 F
Imports 10 COO; none American. Tenders /
new docket, 10000 bags. Futures orened +
quiet ~ I3 to 81 points decline Closed
steady at = net decline OF 20 TO 27 points
October. l@5Sd; Decenbsr. l2.47d /
January. l2.40d March, l215d; Nay
II. SD; July, 116sd Manchester yarns I
dull; cloths good inquiry.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-15

Cleveland

1000 Chgo RysIst5s eex es5z s6x tes.
1000 Morris ist =izs so5s soi5 sois sofs
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-29
FRANKLIN AUTO 90.
II ENIARGING PLANT
100 PER CENT OUTPUT

normal capacity production on which
the ~ a. Franklin Manufacturing
company Of Syracuse tmakers OF the
Franklin AR u nov operating
comes tho Information that the build ID
ing program designed TO Improve
manufacturing facilities T. going on
Ia completion. This work which was
started last INNER, includes the
completion of hat will soon be toe
largest factory structure In Syracuse.
This building. which will be used TOT
both manufacturing and warehouse
purposes. II evc stories high and
contains $4,000 square feet Of floor
space.
Rapid progress Is being made also
with the interior construction wOti;
m "A new power house. which Is ~
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-29

pieces are merely papor disks. easily
inserted IN riHe shaped openings pro-
vided for them. The toy rolls about
and for that raso h attractive. The
cntnip invites by It's smell. and pussy
manages after "A while 20 claw
through one % the paper ends and
get al tho contents.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-29

ishinE comparative figures roll over
and jump through hoops.
Hard luck Harry" / commisetat-
ed. Hard luck about the salt
River valley being down and out"
Down and out" he shouted. say.
whore do YOU get that stuftf You
tell tho people Of California we've
just begun 10 fight"
And 1 think he's right.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-29

entire group u Franklin buildings.
eighteen In number. This building,
the last word In modern power hou.e
construction, contains gigantic over
mechanism ln the way OF automatic
staktrs. A large switchboard ant a
o. ries Of turbines have been especid v
dtsignod By tho General Electric
q mpany TO take care OF this instaiia-
.ticn. Both buildings VII be entirely
completed by September I.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-29

A piaything for cats has been pat
ented by Edith =. Kettle Of Medford,
Mass II II a small, short metal cyl
inder with perforated ends. and r.
meant to contain Catulp. The end
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-29

"DONT'W'-TOH WIIUIN0.
Don't wish you could find a lob-Jiul ".
Don'l ~ish you could rent your spar;
ment-Rent ~.
Doni Wish you could sell your home
sell a.
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