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FULTON NOTES.

The members OF the Mt. Calvary
Baptist Sunday School with their
friends are requested to give some
thing in the oncoming rally OF the
church which will be on the 29th lhs''
Let each class do their bit. Miss e. A.
Logan, Superintendent; Miss Roseld|
Harris secretary
We listened to a we'll prepared SER
mon last Sunday morning coming lrol'
our good friend and Il brother the REV.
Robert purvall Of the Va. u. u, he Is
also a member of the Sixth Mt. Zion
Baptist Church. Live singing was had
by the choir, Il good representative OF
members and friends were present.
One individual expressed her desire
Of Joining the church while the invita-
ton was being extended by the ReVcl
end. Rev. G. b. jefferson has charge
OF the devotionals and is helping to
assist the officers while our pastor Is
on his vacation.
$3.50 =. , NJ hcing our communion
services we had Il grand time, in prals
ing the Lord. Services were in charge
Of Dr.. .. .. Simms the pastor OF the
Rising Mt. Zion Baptist church. W.
had present with us the Rcvs. &. w.
Coleman, jenkins Of the Second Bapl
list Church and j. r. Allen Of the Cal
vary Baptist church, Milwaukee, WIS,
he is a student at the Va. U. U.
October the 9th, there will be some
Of oIltrpI NV the I'M pln ~
Quartette" from Newport News. At
mission Fifteen cents. Listen friends
some of us may not be able to be pres
cnt during the various entertainments
but we can at least buy a ticket.
know you are coming out IN large
numbers, tomorrow at 1l.30 a. NJ. "a
hear Prof. G. D. Hancock, Of the Va
u. u, he is an excellent preacher OF
the Gospel. You are made to rejoice
while listening to him. We are looking
for you tomorrow morning. He VIII
also preach at night.
iaev. w l.. Tuck preached his fare
we'll sermon last Sabbath at the Rls
ing Mt. Zion Baptist Church Henrict
County. The people arc loathed to Lei
him 90. Rev. T.. Hardgrove preached
for him at the New Vine Baptis
church last Sunday.
The Cobb's Quartette of Fulton rem
dered unique program last Friday
September 10Th at West Point, Va. 4
few other numbers were on the pro
grom. The boys were accompanied b.
Rev. G. B. Jefferson.
Last Sunday tho Rev. G. B. Jeffer
son dined at the residence Of Mrs
Leli aJohnson of 3714 10 End street
with Mrs. Mary Pitman and DR.. Mat
tie Mayo Of Norfolk, Va. who has bee,
visiting Mrs. johnson for nearly thre
weeks.
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Roanoke News

ROANOKE, VA. October 3.--Rev
James S. lIathcer, of Mt. Zion A.
NJ. e. Church left Monday morning
for Nashville. Tenn. on business for
tho Church
The Reverend delivered most
encouraging sermon Sunday morning
and at night he put the cap-Stonc on
with the subject, Gle that pullcth
down a hedge. the serpent will bite
1T was Il rare treat.
Mr.. Il. l.. Brown, Of 1874 Tenth
Avenue. n. W. left on September
10Th for Macon, Ga. and uthcr points
in the south. We wish him q very
successful trip.
Mrs. Matte Jones. Of Fifth Avenue
n. w. left last week for nagcrstown
Maryland and other northern towns.
Her stay will Be indefinite.
Miss Beatrice Watkins. of Sixth
Avenue. n. T.. left hast Sunday for
Fisko University. She was accom-
panied by her mother and Miss Dent
of Fourth Street, N. w.
MIR. Emanuel Pettucc. Of Ninth
Avenue. n. Il. died hero last week
utter short illness Of five or six
days. His remains were shipped to
his former home.
Mrs. Nclic Allen of Alb Ninth
Avenue. y. T.. dse0 suddenly Satur-
day morning at 1880. The funeral
services held at Mt. Zion Baptist
Church. Of which she was faithful
mcmbor. She leaves 10 mourn their
loss, a loving husband. two children
and Il host Of friends. Rcv. w. w
1T'cks delivered the culogy in Il most
hOfitting manner.
Miss Mahlc Barlow. Of GOOdviCw
Va. has returned from Cleveland. o.
where she has spent tho summer and
lr2pOrts having enjoyed hCr stay dur
ing the past thrcn months. IIcY
mother mot hero this morning and
WIZ accompany hcr homo at Good
view, Va, Mrs. Lewis Barlow.
Mrs w. f.. Hughes. 512 Gainsboro
hvcnuc left in their Paige limousine
for Kittrcll. n. c.. whcrc her dauch
ter will resume her studies at Kit
trcl! College.
Rev. J. w. Sanders and sister. Of
Eighth Avenue, n. w. spent the
week end in Franklin and around
Boones Mill, visiting friends Of their
youth. Rev. J. w. Sanders is p. +.
Of Fort Wayne, Indiana EOnfcrencc
and is visiting his sister here.
Mrs watkins Of Centre Avenue.
returned home last week from Rich
mond, where she visited her daugh-
ter.
Now is tho time to tone up Your
system for the coming winter by
using Indian Herbs, and Salvascna.
Purge and purify your blood with
these remedies and pass over the
winter nicely. All these remedies
w.l be found at 1913 Wells Alley, n.
Nv Madison Stantie.d, general agent
Will give you his polite service at all
times. thousands have been helped
here and elsewhere by the use OF
these wonderful remedies.
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Letter of Thanks.


Clifton Forge. Va, Oct. 1929.
Mr.. a. w. Holmes, Supreme Master.
National Ideal Benefit Society,
Richmond, Va.
Your check of $4,000 recciv., with
thanks to you and the Order for tho
death claim of Maria l.. Bats. We are
very grateful TO you for the many
kindness shown us in our distress. We
also thank Mountain Gem Lodge OF
which she was member.
Gratefully yours.
SiGnd: DAVID BATS.
Clifton Forge, Va.
Witnesses: MARY a. SAUNDERSON
p. A. JACKSON.
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the Circuit Court of
The County Of Henrico, July 11th,,
1922. =.
IRENE JOHNSON, Plaintiff
VS.. III Chanccry
BEN JOHNSON, Defendan
The object Of this suit is to obtain n
divorce from the bond of matrimony
by the plaintiff from the defendant.
on the grounds Of descrtion and aban.
donment for more than three years
without cause, reason or excuse. And
affidavit having been made and filed
that the defendant Ben Johnson, =.
not a resident Of the State of Virginia
it is ordered that he do appear hero
within ten days after due publication
of this order and do what is necessary
to protect his interest in this sui,.
And that this order be published once
week for four successive weeks IN
tho Planet newspaper published in
the City Of Richmond. Va.
e. M. ROSCHER, Attorney.
1917 Bank Street
A Copy
Toste: SAMUEL p. WADDILL,
CLERK
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Richmond, Va. July 8, 1915,

Richmond, Va. July 8, 1915.
a perfect cure has been effected
by l.. j. Haydcn's Pure Herb Medi
cines. After waiting thirteen years
and have not suffered from the
horrible disease, Gravel, desire to
make Il statement to l.. J. Hayden:
Thirtcen years ago twelve leading
physicianG OF my city treated me for
Kidney trouble and gravci with tut
the desired bructit. These doctors
advised me to be operated or. as that
was tho only chance for me. | was
advised to 30 and get some OF l.. !,
Hayden's Herb Medicine and try be
lore being operated on. did so.
and In twenty four hours after using
his medicines | passed at least a
half dozen gravel, some as biz as n
large pea. Since that time | have
not sun ed with the gravel. |
highly recommend l.. j. Uaydcn's
medicine TO all suffering humanity
| am. j. A. PAGE.
4 Auburn Ave-. Richmond Va.
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NATIONAL IDEAL SOCIETY.

Mr.. y. w. Holmes, Supreme Master:
1t is with no small degree OF pleas.
urc | ask YOU to kindly accept IL.
hearty congratulate ions for the dipiO,
matte manner in which you handled
the Tenth annual session OF the Su.
prcnc Convention of the National
Ideal Society just closed.
Your diplomacy was great. Your ruI.
ing supreme.
May God bless YOU an your entire
board for the great work you achieved.
IGNORED Sir your ability is great.
+. II. RlCKS,
IrcS. Nursery Guardians Convention.
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REFUSE TO REINSTATIi LIEUT..
ii. 0. FIIPPIIR.
(l'reston News Service.)

Washington, ID. c., Oct. ga sub
committee Gf the Committee on Mill
tary Affairs last week indefinitely
postponed hearings OH bill TO enable
President Harding to restore Seconh
Lieutenant Henry O. Flipper, one OF
the first Negro graduates from west
Point. to rank, grade, status and stand
ing in the United States Army. Mr..
Flippcr is now doing special engineer
ing work in Alaska for tire government
having been appointed to this position
by Secretary Of War Weeks.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-10-07
NOW JERSEY SLAYER GIFTS A
LONG PRISON TERM
preston News Service.)

Camden, N. j., Oct. 6.-Wilkinson
Greenlee, who was convicted of kiln,
ing William Brown last spring in tho
home Of Mrs. Ida Taylor, was sentenc
ed last Tuesday afternoon by Judge
Katzenback to from eighteen to thirty
years in the penitentiary.
Greenlae insisted that the killing
was an accident. He contended that
he drew a revolver with the intention
of killing himself, and that Brown
grappled with him, and the weapon
he said. was discharged in tho strug
gle.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-10-07
RISING MT. ZION NOTES

Revival services begin on next Sun
day night. The christians have array
cd themselves for Il hard and vallali,
fight in winning souls for Christ.
Three special prayer meetings he'd
at the church this week. These meet
ings have been an undcniablc success
and il is our earnest desire that this
revival be Il great success. Therefore
we ask the hearty co operation OF Cacil
and every member.
The pastor has returned from his
vacation after a pleasant stay in Pitts
burGh. Pa, with relatives and friends.
MIS-. Maria Brown continues sick.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-10-07
THE nuINGS OF TEE Y, NJ. g. a.

The Y. NJ. G. \. Of Brooklyn, New
York, has our sympathy in the death
OF their worthy and highly cstccmv"
General Secretary, Mr. II. NJ. Mcronry
who WAS one Of the best men in the
work. lie really knew the purpose Of
the work. The Other Man. Fellow
ship was his wutchword a Christian
Man has fallen but he is at peace and
much JOY is his for his faithful scrV
ice. We knew E.m personally.
Last Saturday 5 =. M. the season for
the work swung wide open for service.
The class for the explanation OH tho
Sunday School Lesson was largely at
tended and all were helped by the lee
turc which was delivered TO them by
DR.. W. II. Stokes, teacher. Subject:
The Bible and Capital Punishment. ~
short song and prayer service was the
forcrunncr. Remarks were made by
Col. Roscoe c. Mitchell who expressed
Il heart of the class.
Last Sunday was full day In the
opening of the work for this season.
Workers 9:3O a. NJ. at the building.
10 \. NJ. a special meeting was he'd
ut the penitentiary for the women and
the hour was an overlooking one IL
good Of all.
The Committee 10 a.. NJ. remember
ed the city Jail and city homo.
President II. p. Daniel gave the boys
an address p. NJ. that went right to
the spot.
The launching of the work for tho
season was crowned with great Sue
cess.
ST. NJ. at the Leigh Street Memorial
NJ. e. Church all the departments o,
work were well represented and were
OF much encouragement to the con-.
munity. The address by President ~
W. Holmes was crowded with the best
Of thought for help and gave us much
upon which to think. The National
Ideal Benefit Society rendered music
that is still following us and will help
to cheer us on in our work. The collec
ton was good. We thank everybody.
Today S p. NJ. at the building 3rd
and Lcight streets you and your frieno
are invited to hear the explanation on
the Sunday School Lesson by DR.. &.
II. Stokes.
Men be on time Sunday ready fcT
hard work and the other man.
At the building meeting for the
workers $50 A. NJ.
All boys are invited to the meeting 4
p. Nj. at the building. On time.
$50 p. NJ. an open meeting for men.
at the building. Subject: Your Hear,
Hanging on the Outside. Come with /,
man and enjoy yourself. Free.
Watch for the dates OF the special
work.
Every home is asked to have special
prayer for the Y. M. G. A.
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L.. II. ~ Il ID r NJ
Manufacturer OF Pure Herb Medicines
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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-10-07
MAN TRIES TO
SELL GUN.
(PrcSton News Scryicc.)

tPrcSton News Scryicc.)
Pittsburgh, Pa, Sept. Ct Zuvcil
Mackain, who suffers from impcdi-
mcnt OF speech was sentenced to spend
80 days in Jail. At the trial M. X. Jones
declared: Gle suffered so badly, that
before he could say, hands up to me.
I had disarmed him. and then he tried
to sell me the gum"
Il didn't mean any HARM" Mackain
declared. almost unintelligibly. lie cy
planned THAT he arrived in Pittsburgh
on September Bird from Alabama WITH
only $40 in his pockets and was robb-
cd by some men in the Italian section
and being without money he tried IT,
sell his revolver. "Before I could tell
the man what | wanted he turned mo
over TO the police" he finally stamm.
cred. He WAS sentenced to 80 days i'm
Jail on a charge Of carrying concealed
weapons.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-10-07

Jack Dempsey arrived in this city
last evening after having received /,
verdict on points over Il bull moose in
the Maine woods. 1t is rumorcd THAI,
the Moose nearly got the points of his
antlCrS into the champions hide.
Dempsey said he would rather fight
Wills and Sikh in The same ring than
meet an Infatuated Moose In Il ring
pitched OH the turf
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-10-07

will only allow contestants thrce hours
each for prosecution and defense foi
argument OF the case, the prosecution
from until II tomorrow and the de-
Tense from l until 4. a verdict Is cX-
pectcd to be rendered early tomorrow
evening.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-10-07

WAS cured OF Il very bad case ~
rheumatism by two bottles OF L.
>. uayden's wonderful Herb Mcdi
cine, after suffering long time with
the dreadful disease. 1 was uuub,e
TO moVo hand or foot, and after !
mad taken three doses or tho med
iclne l was able to get out OF nv
ped and walk across the floor, md
only two bottles of the medicine has
h'Ido me perfectly well man H..
every respect. cannot give Mr.. I,
j. hayden too much praise Tor what
he has done for me. have sen;
many other suffering ones TO him
ana lhey have also gotten cured. Nv
dahGhtrr Wa" also cured OF Rhnuma.
tlSm and Indigestion by l.. J. HAY
den'S Herb Medicines at No. 22O w
Broad Street, Richmond. Va. 70
commend Mr.. l.. j. Hayden rs on,..
OF the greatest hcalcrs OF the sicr
on earth. Respectfully.
j. ID. TAYLOR,
211? e. Grace St. Richmond, VS..
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-10-07

If some professional promoter could
induce Riley and GutOwSki TO leave
the Amateur ranks and box rs profcs
SionnlS the spectators would see Il
bout that their thrills would surpasS
even the celebrated combat between
Terry McGovcrn and Harry Forbes at
the old Pelican B. G.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-10-07
FlkGlNlA:-ln Hastings Court Part
II City OF Richmond in Vacation
September 18th, 1922.
JESSIE FARROW

JESSIE FARROW ...... Plaintiff
VS..
JOE FAltROW defendant
In Chanccry
The object m this suit is TO obtain :,
divorce from the bond OF matrimony
from the defendant on the grounds of
doscrcon and abandonment for moro
than three years last past. And an nr
fidavit having been made and filed
that the defendant Joe Farrow is not
resident Of the State Of Virginia. it
Is ordered that he do appear here with
III ten days after due publicat ion o.!
this order once Il week for four success
sivc weeks in the Richmond Planet. a
newspaper published in the city OF
Richmond, Va, and do what is nece.,.
sAry to protect Iris interest in this suit
c. MININIS, p. Q.
y Copy TcSte:
w. T.. DU VAL Clerk
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-10-07

During the month Of September MIR.
Sam Mccoy and Miss ELLA Calhoun
were united into the bonds of matrj-
mony.
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DO YOU KNOW THEM?

Harrison Mason, son Of Squire Mas
on born in Hicks Ford Va, wishes to
locate his brother Andrew and sister,
Susan or othes relatives.
Please write, Harrison Mason, ga n.
5Sth Street, Philadelphia. Pa.
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PARSONS ON STAND IN HIS OWN
DEFENSE.

Feared For Life, Fired on Lewis.
Mind Went Blank, He Says.
BOUNDED BY STRIKERS.
Verdict in EaStville Murder Trial Is
LOCKER for This Afternoon.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-10-07
FEARED He WAS TO BE KILLED.

He started into his automobile
Strikers were approaching him in
every direction. and he thought they
were going to kill him. He reached
in his car, seized his gun and s,lol,
striking George Lewis, who was clos
est to him, not realizing at the time
that it was Lewis that he had shot.
After the first shot his mind went
blank. He had no intention Of killing
Lewis, he asserted.
Mrs. c. p. Parsons followed him
and corroborated his testimony regard
Ing the nervousness and fear Of strik-
ers. The defense rested the case at
1870. The Instructions to the jury are
being argued before the court tonight.
and Judge Westcott has said that he
will only allow contestants and de.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-10-07
TELLS STORY OF TRAGEDY

On the 10th he attended a baseball
game at Capevillc, returning late in
the afternoon. He was feeling so ncr.
Gus and sick he did not eat any sun
Yer. He went downtown TO the post
Office, and, returning from the pos,
Office, stopped in front Of Boyer's. He
saw the fight between Kent and Whar
ton. picked up the hat Of one of the
fighters and asked who ii belonged to.
a striker rcplied with an exceptional
ly ugly epithet.
This made him so nervous that he
Eoi in his car at once and went home,
where he recalled very important
letter from Congressman S. o. Bunu,
unanswered at his office. He picked up
q newspaper as he went out Of the
house. On arriving downtown he was
afraid to go into his office, but, III
stead, entered the store OF Adams Bar
ban whose place Of business adjoins
the entrance to his office. Later he
went out, sat on the bumper Of his car
and began to read Iris newspaper. Lew
is approached him, smacked the paper
out of his hands and said, "The strils
ers are going to get you"
New-York tribune., 1922-06-30

P ". Chapman & Go, the Contra,
state Bank. Iowa National Bank. ana
Iowa Loan and Trust Company, oi Dee
Noines. are Offering at gs and inicrD.- ..
20 WELD about 7.87 per cent, q new
issue of $3.50 900 Grimes Canning Co.. -
nonv ~ per cent FIRST lcloscd mort
gage tcn-ycar sinking fund bonds
New-York tribune., 1922-06-30
Car and Foundry
Earnings Equal TO
1896 on Common
Reserve Sci Aside for Divi-
dcnds i'm Lean Years Tn
touched: Good Showing
Made by Balance Sheet

Tho reserve q ii0.s9o,o0o which the
American Car aud Foundry Company
set aside out ~ earning during The
prosperous period 1870 t1 proc
vide for pn, mcEt Of dividends on the
common stock in lean years was un
touched during che fiscal ycar ended
April 60. 1929. even though fho regular
- per cent dividend was pa.d 0n the
common. Net earnings dur'n- che year
toialed i6.5S3.3l9. or 1893 per cent on
the common after fhc payment ~ fcru-
lar dividends on fhe preferred This
compare with net ~ is.550.sji. or
2i50 per cent in Oh, previous fiscal
year
The balance sheet ~ The company
makes more impressive showing than
the income statement. however sat.'-
factory thc ratc 81 earnings in thc
year OF depression may have been. ln
respcet Of earnings thc American Car
and Foundry statement az earnings
was mo-. strictly comparable WITH those
of the other equipment companies. In-
nsmuch as the Car and Foundry siatc'
ment included four uof'hs of 1929, a
period during which ,rtre Wn. nlm
tedly n substantial increase iu p..-
chasing rs the raiiroads.
During the year approximately f2l-
600 600 oi accogrts nal note. receive
able were iqu.da,ad This improve
mcnt is not reflected ir the cnsl Ifcm
for the reason that Che mana. mont
saw GO 20 invest i1 United Sfaf.f .f-
eminent bonds. notes and ccr''.caicf
o. quickly or rccCivablos were cleared
up. Holdings on government rcnti-
ties. accord rgiy. increased from 'l.-
600 600 20 SIS 900 .0N0. The company
not only invested BOZ those securities
but also applied tho receipts ff0u a.h'
payments 20 the cancellation Ul t fIN-
s,antial part of its own dcht'. 49, fHc
beginning % tho fiscal ycar accounts
and bills payable amounted .0 over
f2i. 900. 900: 40 tho close ~ tnr frnr
the Indebtedness for accounts payable
was less than S900O.000. aat thoro
were no bills payable. ln Wow OF ta"
increase IN holdings Of READILY ma. .0.-
able securities tho managcmor' ie.i
free 20 hermit y decrease iu ca.a iilm
gii.A74. 900 90 tG.Sil.ooo.
President ". II Woodin stated tfo
company attitude toward foreign
business in "A short paragraph iul oi
meaning. lie said IN his report tl tHe
stockholders:
"The situation with respect 20 for
oign business is not different in any
marked degree from tL,t ot roaf ago.
While tho company during tHe year
has sold some equipment 60 other i."n
domestic buyers tho management fa'
not felt that the conditions with rc-
spec, 10 foreign credits nave been fnch
A. 20 warrant the company ln contrast .
ing for the sale OF its products ABROAD d
unless payment waro definitely a-d
amply assured"
New-York tribune., 1922-06-30
Days Dealings in Bonds
The Market

Relative hrmness Of the call loan
rate over n period % several dayt.
coupled with the approach o. July |
aisourSements. made IL. influence
iet IN the market for Liberty bonds
yesterday. whore on a fair volume -
dealings price, reccdcd somewhat from
their recent strong position. The de-
clines were not important In them.
selves but wcro significant o. tho cx.
tent 20 which trading IL related %
oren market quotations for money.
The mild indigct,ien from which the
market is suffering. due ~ much 20 tho
Offering OF rilt-cdrcd bonds az 200
high price as 20 the hotation OF
scoond-frAde i'sucs. is reflected in the
movement OF tho general list as we'll
as = the limited volume % new dna1c-
ing Foreign government bonds hge.
tuAted irregvlarly. while corporations
bonds were quiet with narrow changes.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-30

Tin was easy, with Straits and
Straits shipments quoted at a0.o0n
9os7isc; standard. 30.25c, and 99 per
con, 40 DE asked. Copper duli,
standard spot. June and July l3.3. &C.
and elee,rolytic spot, June ana Jliy'
I95OGi3s7h Lead dull. Ncw YORK
.po;. 5sOc asked. and olocirolyiie spot
Zoo asked. Zinc steady; New fora
spo,. 5.G5c, and East ST. Louis spot
525n h2jc.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-30

George y. Gibbons & Go. arc offer
ing. 70 WELD $50 per cent. new issue
of $500 900 Browari County. Ila.' %. h.ei-
wnv. port and navigation bonds. dne
ie59-iisG. also now issue o. sl'l-
0oo Town o. North Hampstead, y. lr
4aO per cent water bonds. due l.-''
1912 10 yield a.f5 20 f.io per cent
New-York tribune., 1922-06-30
Paris Market Improved

PARIS. June %. Prices improved
nm The Boursc to-day. Three per cont
,e,.rs 81 francs 90 confines. Ey-
change on London. 52 francs go cen
,imes. Five per cent loan' 90 iIa"'.
60 eentimes. The dollar was qaoiea a.
l2 francs ccntimcs.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-30
DAYS Netr Issues

AB. Leach & Co., Inc Of this ei'f'
Kaufman. Smith. Emeri & Coz o. ST.
Louis; r. Taylor, Ewar' { Co.. o. ia'7
city. and the Detroit Trust Company
arc offering. 20 yield 40 per eea''
s6i5.0OO City Of Durham. y. c. . ptr
cent bonds due i92i-i962.