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Pocahontas star herald., 1923-06-08
Don't Mistake the Cause
Many POCahOntas People Have Kidney
Trouble and Don't Know Il.

Many POCahOntas People Have Kidney
Trouble and Don't Know Il.
DO you have the backacheg
Are you tired and worn out?
Feel dizzy, nervous and depressed q?
Are the kidney sevretions irregularg
Highly colored, contain sediment?
Likely your kidneys are at fault
Weak kidneys give warning Of dis
tress.
Heed the warming; don't delay
Use tested kidney remedy
Read this Pocahontas testimony
Mrs. uriah Shepard says: q was
troubled with my kidneys. There was
a constant pain across my kidneys
and when l bent over | could hardly
raise up again. | had dizzy spells and
black specks appeared before my eyes.
| felt worn out and tired, and / had
no ambition. also had terrible pains
in the back Of my head. l started to
use Doan's Kidney Pills and in a
short time l was entirely cured"
Price Coo at all dealers. Don't sim
ply ask for kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mrs. Shepard had Foster -Milburn
Co., Mfrs. Buffalo, n. Y.
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-06-08
Banner Bread, fresh every sunrise.
American Bake Shop. Phone 40.

A bad taste in the mouth comes
from a disordered stomach and slug
gish state of the bowels. Herbine cor
rects the trouble Immediately. 1t
purifes the bowels, helps digestion,
and sweetens the breath. Price zoe.
Sold by Palace Drug Store.
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-06-08
I.oRINE
(Too late for last week.

(IOO late for last week.
Miss LIME stephens visited Mrs. Ed
Mondy last Wednesday.
Uncle John Hall left Monday for
Springfield, Mo-, where he is going
to build stone house for Mrs. Joe
Sallee's father near Springfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. stephens spent
Wednesday with Aunt Dee Mondy.
Bob Layl and family spent Thurs
day and Friday with Mr.. and Mrs,
Bill Haynes.
Uncle George Haynes and wife took
dinner with Rufe Wiley and family
Sunday.
Ed Thompson and family spent
Sunday with A. ]. Cooper and family
Next Sunday is preaching day at
Shiloh. Everyone invited. The class
will practice in the afternoon.
Rufe, Mary and Edith Haynes took
dinner with Bill Haynes and family
Sunday
Come on Brownie, and Peach Or
chard. with that good news
Among those who took Sunday din
ner with Ed Mondy and wife were
Erman Haynes and family Of Poca-
hontas and Bob Layl and family.
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-06-08
habituaI Constipation Cured
In "a TO Fl DAYS

"LAX-FOS WITH PEPSIN" is a specially
prepared Syrup pTonic-Laxative for Habitual
Constipation. 1t relieves promptly and
should be taken regularly for IA to 2i days
20 induce regular action. II Stimulates and
Regulates. Very Pleasant to Take. 60c
per bottle.
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-06-08

The Quinine That Does Not Affect The Head
Because Of It's tonic and laxative effect, LAXA-
TIVE BR0M0 QU1N1NE (Tablets) can be taken
BY anyone without causing nervousness or ringing
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-06-08
Colds Cause Grip and influenza

LAXATIVE BRoMo oUININE Tablets remove
the cause. There Is only one "Bromo Quinins.'
Z. W. GROVES signature on box. SOC
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-06-08

Congress hasn't got beyond the
stage of playing with blocs.
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-06-08

A fur coat dries tears more quick
ly than dozen handkerchiefs.
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-06-08
BOTTLES, BOTTLES

We need our bottles. All persons
having soda bottles belonging to
either Of the undersigned will please
bring them in at once. The soda
season IS now here and we need our
bottles BADLY. Please do not delay
but bring or send in what you have
without delay. Sallee Bros.
41-4t. POcahontas Bottling Co.
Our telephones are: Office, 30;
Residence IA. Call either at any
time when you have news items to
report.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-05-14

sario el voto femenino para encon-
trar completes, pues estas siempre Sc
han encontrado sin llegar al privilegio
del yoto. Pero 81 el sufragio triunfa-
Sc, no lie serfa tan facil al hombre ha-
llarlas, pues a derecho igudl responsd-
biliddd semejaRte;; Y habiendo la mu-
jer intervenido en- las leyes para casti-
gar tai pecado Sc castigarfa por igual
la falta del hombre como la cafda de
la mujer. 81 la mujer tomase parte
activa en- otras ocupaciones que no
fueran servir de munecas pensar
en- cosas frfvolas, como el lujo y la
moda; 81 la mujer tuviese grandes
responsabilidades prcblemas diffci-
les que resolver, ocupaciones que man
tuviesen su pensamiento siempre ocu-
pado en- algo de interes, no habrfa
tempo para prestar ofdo.a tantas le-
yendas romanticas de hombres desc
cupados con intenciones malvadas; Y
serfan menos las cafdas Y menos los
yicios cuando la mujer, gracias una
education superior a un derecho igual
aprendh 10 que en- realidad hay detriis
de esaS historias sublimes. Cuanlo
no ignore La podredumbre, Ia ahyec-
ci6n del amor profanado ofendido
no serd tam facil encontrar mEjeres
querSe idejen. seducir tan ligeram"nte
y lneiios tanlbiSn serdn los hombres a.
Sc 2detliquen'a a empresas Y conquistas
galantes. Isn una palabra, la moraIi-
dad ganarfaaun ciento por ciento.
T En- iffeessifle9n,s $ no habra estabiItIad
en- Lel 6rdeh de las casas mientras la
miijer a causa de su incapacidad legal
centinde ssiea}}dlot' sia}dl la passion de ull esr So
,cial complete.
4 HopfbRes v mujeres han nacide para
suplirse, para completarse. FL anita
gonislno entire clio solo es hijo. de las
costumbres, Y tai estado de cosas las
sostiene la rutina de prejuicios. Sc
remos diferentes biol6gicamente, pero
opuestas no.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-05-14
Ell ESPECTRO POU|T|CO DE- WILSON

entrada de los Estados Unidos al tri-
1unal International de justicia, que
como Sc sabe, interpretase como una
confession de la necesidad imperiosa
de que este pals descarte su politica
de aislamiento act1e en- harmonic
con las demas naciones, Wilson ha
demostrado que no lie GUSTAV compro-
misos a medias. Desea que, ingre-
sen los Estados Unidos francamente
a la liga Sc abstengan de ser MEM
bros de una institution creada bajo la
Btutela de la misma. Asi 10 manifesto
en- carta esc1ita a un senador de su
partido que quiso pedirle su opinion
sobre este asunto, que, dicho sea en-
tire parentesis, esta punto de eau
sar un cisma entire los republicanos.
Opinase tambien que la Influenza
del autor de los catorce puntos Sc de-
jara sentir en- el problema implicado
por la prohibition. Els indudable que,
en- su forma actual, esta ley dista 1nu-
cho de MERCER el respeto popular.
No es precise ser especifico al respec-
to. Mucho Sc ha escrito va, en- todos
los diarios del mundo, acerca de este
ensayo de moralizacion nacional por
obra y gracia de una imposition cons
titucional. Baste repetir que Sc desea
ma modification que reste a esta me-
dida, benefica desde luego en- nume-
rosos conceptos, ciertas caracterfsti-
cas- que lie dan tinte radical y. fana-
tico. Wilson, siendo presidente, ne
gose ratificarla y Sc asegura hoy
que esta tratando de que el partido.
democratico la haga ''motif de guerre"
en- la campafa electoral que Sc inicia.
va Sc vera en- 1924 hasta que punto
'resalta la personalidad del ex primer.
magistrate.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-05-14
Recientes Progresses
Il Radio,te ,telefoniic.os ice. 4

y IL D e
Una de las mas grandes compaffas
ffuteras que ticnen negocios en- los di-
ferentes pafses dc Ia America Central,
suministra, por medic de la radiotele-
fonfa, servicio medico a los buques de
pasajeros de toda nacionalidad. en- al
ia mar, desde cualquiera de sus hospi-
tales o buques de pasajeros. re
Haee POGO tempo Sc registro el case
Iprodigioso de conseguir que un m6dico
zen TERRA oyera los latidos del coraz5n
de lin enferhlo que Sc encontraba sin
fsentido a b0rdO de un budue naFegan-
do eli alta mar a Glen millas de diStanl
cia de Ia costa. Cada una de las pull
saciones Sc transihiti0 con tan absolu-
ia claridad por el radio, que el medico
tuyo por 10 tanto oportunidad de dar
su diagn6stico Immediate.
FL incremento que ha alcanzado la
dissemination de noticias por medic de
la radiotelefonfa en- los Estados Uni
dos es realmente sorprendente. Con-
ferencias, conciertos, y operas Sc trans
miten diariamente desde 600 estacio-
nes situadas en- distfntos lugares del
pals
/ Como para operar una estaei6n reci-
bidora radiotelef6nica no sc neeesita
obtener licencia. es por 10 tanto impo-
sible ydeterminar el numero 7exacto, de
cstas estaciones Ell luso 4actualmente,
1ero SO calcula que pasan de tres mi
Homes. ,e
En- un .informe publicado por la
Union Panamerieana Sc hace constaf
que Ia camara de Concrete Nacional
dc 1sadioteIefonfa de los Estados Uni
dos, despues de hacer I'M detenido es-
tudio del problema de la transmission,
recoinend6 Sc eliminaran los impedi-
mentos entire las distintas estaciones,
resolution que fue adoptada en- segui-
la. FL pals entero Sc ha dividido en-
distItos, V en- cada distrito las esta-
clones Sc han agrppado en- tres classes
princiDales, asignanio a cada una de
esas classes. una onda de un alcancc
especificado. Estas ondas sc subdiyi-
den a Ia vcz entire las varias cstacio-
mes, con 10 cual Sc cofisiguc un manejo
Hsimultaneo, eyitando asf los obstacu-
los que liltimamentc habfan estorbado
Iel scrvicio. i
A pesar dc Due q telefono sin hilos
cs un aparato que Sc inyent0 solo hace
ounce amos, no fue sinQ hasta 1921
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-05-14

auseneia de su compafiero en- la dcfen-
sa del pals, la ebligo a tomar iiicia-
twas, aprenGi6 pensar cen su pro-.
pio cerebro, tomar resoluciones sin
el concurso masculine. Todo este nos
trae a la conclusion de q. ell yar6n la
mujer son identicos e;suales, que srs
poderes ffsicos intelectuales. son
iguales.
Hey en- dfa Ia mujer Sc We precisa
da q pcnsar en su propio poryenir; va
los tiempos aquellos en- que Ell matri-
monio era la Iinica y 'verdadera pro-
tecci0n de la mujer han cambiado !;
hoy los lazos del m;;trimonio estan a
merced de un capricho, hoy por suerte
por desracia la ley Intervene en-
las desavenenciaA conyugles Y pro-
mulga una ley de divGrcio !; ley que
etsablece el r..npiniento de aquelloS
sagrados rezos; ley que veces obli-
ga la mujer ser madre cariilcsa al
misno tempo al hem5re padre recto
Y cumplido rdel sostenimiento de un
h0ar honrado Y sin mancha.
Alunas personals Sc encandalizan al
pensar que las mu. .,eres puetian tener
iual derecho que el hombre, Y llegan
el extreme de pensar ell el derrumbe
de la moral, pues Sc Green que el de-
1rccho al yoto trae en- la mqjer, el po-
der de hacer todo 10 malo que hace
el hembre. La mujer no tiene, con el
voto, derechc de hacer, NADIA male,
Tampoco q holnbre 10 tiene, No hay
que eonfundir ell dereeho "a pecar7 ppr
la :eostunbreo de pecar. El shombre
cuanito 5peca. obra en- contrai de ia
mefal9 y en-; contra de la sociedad; 10
misIao que cuandO Ia mujer ,pecai;. al
peear no dejercita ning1n derecho. es
solo la costumbre de pecar que 10 ha-
ce yer como un derecho estrictamen-
te paa el hombrc. aae
El hombre al faltar. atacando la ho-
nestidad V la moral. necesita la com-
plicidad de una mujer. No es nece-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-05-14

que cornenzaron a ttransmitirse pro-
graT1as arregladosr rsobre temas tie in
teres general. De Forest, ciudadano
dc los Estados Unidos, inyent6 un tu-
bo al vacfo que es muy sensible para
recibir las ondas radiotelef6nicas, tan
to asi que con este aparatoT Sc pueden
'deterninar con claridad hasta las mas
insigliificantcs senales, cuya fuerza
puede aunentarse hasta aiin mas que
Ia original. =. 2 HSs = Vf''l.&'t
Dicho tubo al vacfo Sc emplea en-
la actualidad para el envfo, asf como
tambien para el recibo de mensajes,
y hace POGO Sc fabric0 uno con capa-
'cidad para mas de un million de
irdtts, capaz tambi6n de transmitir
las ondas radiotelef6nicas traves de
los mares Y continentes. Sc asegufa
que con la installation de uno de estos
poderosos tubos al vacfo en- pequefias
Testaciones de diez pies cuadrados, en-
cOrto tempo sc acaban con las gran
des estaciones trasatlanticas, que re.
quieren varios hectareas de terreno
para los eiificios Y la maquinaria.
Para recibir mensajes radiotelef6ni-
cos Sc ham empleado alambres .aereos,
'pere aheraIIse han deseubierto que es
mas efectiv0 usar una bobina inducida
'enGerrada en- un marco. de MADEIRA en-
forma de- paralelogramo. Empleando
sesta bobina .se. puede obtener una in
.tencional maxima con solo voltear la
parte, angosta, de esta en- la direction
de don viene el mensaje.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-05-14
Escrito especialmente para ell Pan
American News Service de
New York.
Por Luis L. de Guevara.

Woodrow Wilson, el idealista, ell
expresidente apostol de una utopica
liga de naciones, no obstante encon-
trarse en- el retro de su residencia,
enclavada en- tranquila barriada de
Washington, principal ser corIside-
RADIO como un factor de importancia
extraordinaria en- las elecciones pre-
sidenciales que Sc avecinan.
Son una multitud los detalles que
prestan apoyo tai afrmacion. Min
gun estadista extranjero que Sc en-
cuentra de paso en- la capital de. la
Union deja de visitarlo o pasar su
tarjeta en- la eventualidad de que no
este visible ell gran americana. Y
clio, crease no, debese no a renni-
niscencias mas menos sentimentales
de un pasado que no es lejano todavfa,
81 no al hecho de que Sc lie toma por
10 que es, una fuerza latente dentro
del poderoso partido democratico, un
moldeador de ideas, un coeficiente de
posibles acontecimientos futuros de
ranscendencia mundial. ST en- las re-
vistas cinematograficas hebdomada-
rias Sc lie presenta, una sonrisa dull
cifcando su rostro. de lineas energi-
cas-, asceticas, siempre Sc escuchan
cari1osos aplausos. Ell Wilson de hoy,
convaleciente de un NAL que amena-
zara con deiarlo invalido, hase con-
vertido en- un sfmbolo que evoca nos
talgias de los dias de la gran guerra
en- la cual figurara al lado del "tigre"
Clemenceau Y del primer ministro Or
lando. Wilson,. su nombre, ce-
rrandose los ojos, conjura visiones de
olandiosos desfiles por la Quinta Ave
nida, de Nueva York, de imponentes
conferencias en- el palacio. de Versa
Hes. Inconscientemente, al pro-
nunciarse, pronincianse la par es--
tas palabras; Verdun, Marne...
Actualmente, habiendose declarado
ell presidente Harding paridario de ls
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-05-14
Marca "Union Eclair"

NADIA mas bello Sc ha lIeyado al
lienzo que la novela de GASTON LE-
ROUX publicada por el GRAN Ola
RIO "LE MATINy de PARIS. titula-
da .EL DE TREB0L'. s
Madamoiselle JACQUELINE AR
.LY, hace una yerdadera creaci6n del
papcI de LOTTIE. 'la diminuta y
amante chiquiIla que anna con delirio
a CLAUDIO el gran escultor parisien.
RENE NAVARRO, Ell famoso di-
rector de escana dice que el SIETE de
TREBOL es la mejor novela CINE
AIATOGRAFICA que eI HA LLEVA-
DO Al LA PANTALLA. TODOS LOS
GRANDES SALONES CINEMATO-
GRAFICOS de. FRANCIA, ESPANA,
ARGENTINA. BRASIL y demas re-
pdblicas de origen latino, han exhibi-
do esta FAMOSA PRODUCTION de
Ia UNION ECLAIR. Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-05-14
WIS
DIR. N. QUIEoNEs J1MENEz
Especialidad:
0ios oidos. nariz y garsansa.

Desea contestar q Las personas que q
diario 10 escriben que no acostum-
bra. nj he pensado salir On excursion
professional por Ia isla. a Ia ves les
informa quo q procedimiento Barra-
qusr para sxtirpar las cataratas 70.
qilisre una intsrvenci6n quirnrgica.
y no un tratamiento, como suponen
los que solicitan So les envis recetas
pro correo.
Con mucho gusto los atonderk sn 81
cons1ltorio:
San 1iikfI .. Il
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-05-14
poR ArRApAR uNA aIULA.

"a las 2 d. M, del dfn del corrlente
mes, en- eI barrio Hato Puerco, de VI
llalba, mientias Pedro Bonilla atrapa-
ba una mula propiedad de Secundino
Matos, ii colocarle cl lazo por sohre
Ia cabcza, el animal salt6 y Bonilla
q,1edo pfeso entire las vueltas del cal
iialho, corrieislo q animal y arrastran
dole violentamenteo osobrp el terreno,
ocasionandole contusiones en- Id cafa
y otras parties dsl cucrpo lfps aslgs
tidd por = prsetieanfe Hsi'11''
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-05-14
American Colonial Bank of Porto-Riico,
AVISO DE DIVIDENDO.

Ell Board de Directories del American
Colonial Bank of Porto Rico, en- session
celebrada en- la Ciudad de New York,
el dia 9 de Mayo 1923, declare I'm divi-
dendo de CUATRO por ciento (49o) CO.
rrespondiente los ultimos seis meses
terminados el 80 de Abril, 1923 al cual
sera satisfecho ell dia de Junio, 1928
los Accionistas que aparezcan en- rela-
cion ell dia II de Mayo de 1928
III. L. COCHRAN,
vICE-PRESIDENTE.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-07-18
DAILY BUSINESS EDITORIAL
The Creators Images At the Children's Hospital

QUILTS realized the the heated
 their at lowest point and they have known the @ discomfort They with difficulty maintained diet ordnang with the humidity the they have least been able relief condition shall have called
 they suffer and they know just what they They about find They duts their life They the chief sufferers heated They the tiny voices that appeal most touchingy The Childrens to the little It is the place Birmingham where the babe be said reve prodgaty enlightened and loving minis saved hundreds of babes will and of Br mngham enable it
 hard thing institution. It pleasure helplessnes powerful that which tendery harkened the back adened with the smiles of happy little and the breath of heaven with that smie
 
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 The babes soemniy of creation with them They hark back the beginning things place themselves attitude the Creator who has transferred the the babes them.
 Think of babe needing hospital ere because the Chldren hospital filled and unable know that babe suffers Chldrens hospital restricted it's ability little What wonderful thing eternity He the the asking in charge going do about He weak and have them able burden and the obligations useful the adult others into misfis and ncapabe
 We pleasure conditions enabling attention and whose bodies product babes d the less fortunate stand chance through what they
 for that institution with the thought of Who knows absolutely what the good need that for which he providing the Chren
 He who doubts what the Chdrens and for himself He will realize that he himself manifest in the faces and forms the beds
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-07-18
LOCAL MARKETS

Appies-winesap 13s, 15o. 1s3 box, $50; 175 and smaller, box. s4bo.
 Bananas-Per lb., 7hc.
 Beans-Lima. California, regular. lb.. 1Ohc; Navy. Cal. h., s1ac; Navy. Mich. lb., 10c; Red kidney. h., 12c; Pink, h., Sc. Peas-California Black-eyed. h.. 6%c.
 Cabbage-Crate, 34.
 Evaporated Apples-seiah brand, 12h {; 5o-lb. box. N. T., 11hc; 6o-16 OF. N. r.. 17c.
 Evaporated Peaches-6o-lb. box. N. T.. 11hc; 6o-15 oz., N. Y, 21c.
 Peaches-Practically peeled. 8o-11 OF. Grapefruit..54 box. '47S; s4-7o-so box. S5; 46 box, s4.60.
 Lemon. California. box. '1o.5O; import onions-White Texas. crate. A.; yellow Texas, crate. s3.76.
 Orang Val. 176-smaller. S7; $6; California Val, 17esmaller. s6; 160. Pineapples-Crate. .6.
 Potatoes-Irish, old, h., 214c.
 Peanuts-Ala. raw. h., Sc; roasted, lb., shc; Virginia raw, lb., 10c; roasted. h., Prunes-california 4o-5o. 25 lbs, lb., 16Ac; California 5o-6O, 25 lbs, lb., i4 1l e {: California 6O-70, 2b lbs.. h., 13xc: 3s-li oz., ptited, 15c; 25 lbs, 5o-6o h., lie; 2b lbs, So-7o. h., lo1Ac; 50 lbs. 6o-6o,
 Raisins-144-6c seedless, s45O; 25 lbs. loose. seedless, 13hc; seedless. 60-s oz. s s%c; seedless. 5o-l6 oz.. 16c. No. 9 lb.. axe; white, b., 4Ac.
 Lettuce-Iceberg. crate. -.
 Tomatoes-Fancy crate. $; choice. .4. cantaloupes-.Californ pony s4.5O; standard $b.b0.
 Peaches-choice, s225 fancy. ,8.5o.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-07-18
ENDUSTRIALS ARE FEATURE ON CURB; PRICES MOVE UP

NEW YORK, July 17.-Activity of industrial shares featured todays session of the New York curb mar ket. While trading was not on a large scale, there was evidence of better tone and numerous industrial issues pointed upward.
 Hudson and Manhattan common was quite active in belated response to the recent dividend action on the preferred stock. but the net gain was small. Durant Motors after several days of inactivity sold nearly points higher at 49%4. Gillette Safety Razor moved up 1h2 and Glen Alden Coal moved up fractionally.
 oil stocks were relatively quiet and apparently disregarded the 10 cent cut in Ohio crude prices. Ohio oil advanced a point and Standard of Kentucky closed 1a4 points above yesterdays final figure. Standard of Nebraska dropped 9 points. Other changes in the oil group were unim- portant.
 Mining shares again were quite active, but net changes were rela- lively unimportant.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-07-18
Over Priuafe Wires
TEWART'S LETTER

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, July 17-Liver- pool quotations came over disappointing
 futures were 10 points lower than due S, on the new crop month. sales continued
 light at 1000 bales, and spot prices 25 points lower. Cables from Manchester stated the English mills planning further curtailment and that Manchester spinners were reseIllng In the Liverpool market. Our markets opened to 20 points under Mondays close on selling due to the weak Liverpool and further selling took place rains at Wichita Falls and Dallas that depressed prices 30 points further but in the early afternoon when official Texas details showed no rain whatever, earlier sellers covered freely and prices worked back to last nights close, where selling again took place and brought the finals to net loss of Is points on the new crops. Spots were quiet and generally quoted unchanged to 50 points lower professional, the outside participation be- ing very light. While Texas has vet to be relieved by, good rains, the tempera- lures were cooler, fewer stations showing the extreme high temperatures of the past three or four days. Arkansas had Alabama and Georgia had scattered show CTS; Should these rains extend to Texas a lower market will no doubt be wit
 New York daily letter on stocks by priyate wire 10 Doremus. Daniel & Co. ket situation. Trading was very dull with practically in the hands of floor traders who are very cautious An order to sell 5000 shares Steel common this morning coming from a commission house, caused some speculative selling in other parts of the list. which gives an of how utterly without charac- ter this market is. We hear reports of some good buying in the rails, mainly the dividend paying issues. B. X O. common Is the favorite among the non-dividend paying rails. Traders seem to pay no attention to election of a radical Senator in Minnesota, and in fact, the market pays little attention to anything good, bad pr indifferent.
 New York daily cotton letter by private wire to Doremus. Daniel & Co.,:
 NEW YORK, July 1.-The market is very sensitive to weather news from the southwest. New lows for the movement were made this morning on private ad vate advices of lower temperatures and rainfall at several Texas points. Later
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-07-18
BOND MARKET IS. QUIET BUT PRICES. REMAIN UPWARD

NEW YORK, July 1.-The bond market was a rather quiet affair to- day. with prices holding steady, both in the high grade investment issues and In more speculative liens.
 United States government bonds moved within a narrow trading area, closing fractionally lower. Foreign issues were dull and price changes unimportant.
 Reading As closed IA higher after moving up more than 2 points on early dealings. Seaboard Ar Line Consolidated 6s receded l and New Haven Is lost #.
 Industrial liens were quiet. gains of 1 point each by Warner Sugar IS and Cerro de Pasco ss being the only outstanding changes.