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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-01-10
A LEGATUs BUCsUJA.

A scent karacsonyi iinnepek
alatt koz0ttetek volt szerencsem
megjelenni es igyekeztem minel
bensobbe, mefegebbe tenni iinnep-
|lesteket.
Most, amikor bucsuznom kell to-
letek, AIT veszem eszre, nagyOn is
rovid volt 'az a nehany nap, amit
veletek egyiitt t0lthettem es ugy
erzem III tetteteik velem AIT, amit
en- szandekoztam tenni veletek:
olyan melegge, emlekezetesse lett
pekem ez az iinnep, hogy soha ele-
temben mem tudom elfelejteni.
Harom h6napi amerikai tartozko-
dasom alatt most volt els0 alkal-
mann reszt venni egy magyar ref.
gyiilekezet iinnepleseben, de ez is
eleg volt aarra, hogy meglathas-
sam az itteni magyarsag hitet, me-
leg szeretetet, ameEyel hiven ra-
gaszkodik hazai 0r0ksegehez, re-
formatus hitehez. TIT mintha ifjab-
bak lennenek lelkek, fogeko-
nyabbak a szivelk Macy Uzenet
befogadasara.
Legyen ez minidig legdragabb
kincsetek, es sohasem feledietek
ell: a magyar nemzetnek ugy az O.
hazaban mint lit, csak addig van
letjogosultsaga, amig jobban tlld-
ia szeretni hazajat jobban tud
ragaszkodni, hinni Istenben.
Anelkil nem tudok elbucsuzni,
hogy nehany szoval k0szonetet ne
mondjak a youngstown magyar
ref. egyhaz tagjainak szives TO-
gadtatasomert. K0sz0n0m, hogy
anyagilag segitsegemre voltak es
ezaltal lehetove tettek iskolaim
tovabb folytatasat. K0szon0m a
j6 szivuek kegyes adaikozasat, XIX
mex nevsora IA k0vetkez0:
$5-$5-t adtak: Barta Sandor es
10th Istvan.
$3-t adott Geresi Sander. @
$2-$2-t adtak Yarga Sander, Sza-
lai Benjamin, Szuligan Janos, id. 10th
Tstvan, Hon Ferenc.
SILT adtak Liszkay Sandor, Kill
lbs Od6n, Balogh Janos, Dudas Imre,
Juhasz .J6zsef, Szab6 p. Istvan, Buzas
Lajos, Zsurki Istvan, Horvath Josef,
Bajusz Janos, Molnar Andrds, Kolozs-
vary JOSEF. Kantor Sander, 0zy. Kul-
csar Janosne, Kish Andras, Luteran ia.
nos, Zsirka J6zsefne, Marion Gyula,
Deak .Ferenc, Bokri Istvan, Belenszky
Janos, Kiss Mihaly, Gelencser Gy0rgy,
B6lcshazi Janos Mih6k Andras, 'Pogany
JOSEF, KAntor Peter, varga Mihaly,
veres Samn. varga Janos, Halasz J6.
zsef, Batari Andras, Barta Istvaa,
Lengyel Laios, Lengyel Istyan. Barta
Peter, Kis GAbor, RicE Janos, Fdzy
Bertalan. Macy Peter, Macy sAndor,
Kiss samuel, Papusza Pal, JancsarikI
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-01-10
XII. .AKAR ANGoLUL TANULN1?

Az angol nyelv elsajatitasara a
j0v0 heten a Y. M. G. A. egy spe-
cialis tanfolyamot nyit meg. Sziik-
seq volna meg negy-ot jelentkezo-
re, akik mar valamennyire birjak
a nyelvet. Akit erdekelne a dolog,
hivja fel szerkesztosegiinket tele-
fonon.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-01-10
KEREszTELEs.

"A lelkesz tavolleteben testver
egyhaz lelkesze, Rev. Press keresz-
telte meg vasarnap, januar 6-an
Orosz Sandor es neje kis fiacska
lat JOSEF nevre. Keresztsziilo,,:
voltak: F'inisz Imre fs Eva Ma.
ria.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-01-10
A Bazaar.

"A refOrmatIlSOk karacSOny he
teben lezajlott nagyszerii ketnapos
bazarjanak sikere erdekeben, az
egyhaz lelkes hivei vegigjartak
adomanyok osszegMijtese celjab6l
varosunkat, valamint East Youngs
townt 5 nagyon sok adomanyt IS
ajandekokat gyiijtottek ossze.
Hala es k0sz0net illeti 6ket, ne
mes es 0nzetlen faradozasaikert.
TIT adjuk a lelkes kollektorok
nevsorat: id. Luteran Janosne,
Zsirka J6zsefne, Bencze Istvan,
Horvath Andras, Sziics Janos,
Szilagyi Tmrene.
Alabbiakban pedig k0zoljiik az
adakoz6k neysorat. az adomany
0sszeget illetve az ajandekozott
targy nevet. Nagyon kerjiik azon-
ban az ajandekoz6kat, ha esetleg
neviik tevedesb0l kimaradt volna,
legyenek szivesek ezt veliink k0-
z0lni, hogy tevedesiinket helyre-
igazithassuk.
$5-t adott Barta Sander.
$3-t adott Molnar Istvan.
$2.5O-t adott Bencze Istvan.
$2-$2-t adtak Cs. 10th Janos, Len
gyel Andras, Kulcsar Janosne, Kiill6s
Od0n, Szant6 Istvan, Szaday Benz.
$l:50-t adott Zamba Janos.
$1.25-t adott Gombos Andras.
$1-$1-t adtak Kiss Mihaly, Danes
Ferenc, Wig Tstvan, Balogh Balazs,
Gelencser Gyorgy, Magdics Ferenc,
Macy Bertalan, Mituk Istvan, 10th
Andras, Felhazi Andras, Hagymasi La
jos, Bolcshazy Janos, Belenczky Janos,
Bokri Istvan, Kantor Peter, Kan6cz
Tstvan, Laszl6 Elek, Sziics Istvan, Fries
Josef, Szekeres Jozsef, Kuty Gergely-
ne, Varga Mihaly, Turcsan JOSEF,
Kisely Mihaly, Varga Gyula, ifj: Gaj-
dos Janos, id. Gajdos Janos, Menyhert
.Istvan, Medve Janos, Medve Peter,
veres Samu. Be6r Sander, Varga ia
nos, Zsurki Istvan, Szakacs Lajos,
Liszka Sandorne, Balog Janos, Dudas
Imre, Bata JOSEF, Varga Janos, Du-
dasne, Ginya Gyula, Varga Gy0rgy,
NnSaIxo ToIk,s NTo,,,, TSpoc Sohuo rt1
Paine, Turoczy Ferenc, Polyak
Ferencne. Gyorgy Mihalyne, Hura
Paine, Gyorgy Tamasne, Ia
kacs JOSEF, Kiss Matyasne. Marku
Gyorgy, Csatl6s Miklos, Varga Daniel,
Mezei Lajos, Lengyel Lajosne, Juhasz
Janos. 10th Claiborne, Lutheran Andras,
ifj. 10th Tstvan, Kan6cz Istvanns, ifj.
Koran Janosne, Szilagyi Gyorgy, Len
gyel Andrasne, Urban Lajosne, Macy
Peter. Kiss Samuelne, varga Istvanne,
Palai Andrasne, Bosnyak Ferenc, Dir
ka Mihalyne, 10th Ferencne, 10th ia:
nosne, Seb6 Lajos, Kovacsi Janosne.
Kiss Gaborn6, Eszenyi Istvanne, Kun
Janosne, Fuzi Bertalanne, Vezs Istvan,
Kalnczki Sandorne Nemet Ferencnt,
Batari Andrasne, Vask6 Janosne, Ho
monk Claiborne, Belenczki J6zsefne.
$3.50 centet adtak Bartha Istvan.
ne, Toraji Istvanne, Hajdu Paine, Kop-
ESQ Mihalyne, Bodnar Janosne, Papik
J6zsefne, Balogh Istvanne, 10th Janos
ne, Somcsak Janosne, M6szaros Berta
Ian, Mrs. Majoros, 10th Wilma, Pala-
gyi Janosne. Fazekas Istvanne, Tur6czy
JOSEF, Pal6czy Sandorn6, Verse Mi
haly, Varga Gabor, Eszenyi Sandorns,
Maty&s JOSEF, D6ka Sander, Bondos
Istvan, Medve Istvan, Kun Andr&s,
10th Gyorgy, Szendecky Janos, Hege-
dis Ferenc. Hegyi Andris, Mih6k And
ras, Jakab Istvan, Liska Gyulane, Ja-
kab Lajos, Fintor Karolyn6, Liszko-
vitsn6, Benis Adam. sipos Andr&sn6,
Marion Bela, Palinszki JAnos, Marko-
Wits Peterne. Fedor Janoa.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-01-10
Gyapot takar6k
Parja $4.85

"A hires Nashua gyapot TAXA
rok, kiilonleges nagysag 72xs4,
kiilomb0zo szinekben mintak-
kal, meleg nagyon tart6s.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-01-10
Gyapju takar6k
most 1895

Tiszta gyapju takar6k, 70x
80 nagysaguka, kiil0mb0z0 szi-
MI kockas mintazattal, varrott
szegellyel. Most 1896.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-01-10

gyenesen kapjak meg. A beallasi
kornal val6 fizetesek 25.t6l so
centig magasabbak mint a regi f.
zetesek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-01-10
A ref. egyhaz; hirei
ELUTAZOTT A LELKEsZ.

A lelkesz egy heti szabadsagra
South Dakota allamba utaZott. A
vasarnapi isteitiszteletet Bottle
Sander theol6gus ur tartotta.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-01-10

DR.. Walter Strand letette a
vizsgajat megkapta a miikodesi
engedelyet az allami medical
boardt6l. DR.. Strand batyjaval,
DR.. Paul Strand-daI 'dolgozik
egyiitt Dollar Bank buildingben
lev6 chiropractic rendel0ben.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-18

Mexican Chamber Of Deputies, and
for time, representative of DE la
Huerta in San Antonio. has disap-
peared from San Antonio and there
has. been no report here concerning
his whereabouts since he left San An
tonic, on the Southern Pacific for the
East several days ago. Vizcarra IS
under $4,000 bond made before the
commissioner here. to appear May ).
1t is believed that Vizcarra will return
TO San Antonio before court convenes
for the May term.
Strict enforcement of the neutrality
laws characterized the activities of the
agents of the Department of Justice
since the outbreak of the revolution
tonic were warned that they must con-
fine their activities to legitimate prop
uganda. Should they confine them
selves to legitimate activities in fur
therance of the revolutionary cause.
they were assured, there would be no
Following repeated reports that
armed parties made up in the United
States, were crossing and had crossed
the Rio Grande. and the capture of
several of these parties. a number of
charging conspiracy to vio-
late the neutrality laws were filed in
various United States commissioners
The raid on the Madison street
headquarters of the revolutionary
forces resulted in the seizure of vast
quantity of correspondence and circa-
ars which are being held for evidence
when the case is presented to the fed
aral grand Jury.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-18

mer, not two years from now, but
when they are due and payable.
Counsel for plaintiff seems 10 admit
that the city can ante-date the bonds
and can sell them during the year
1924. but he denies the right of the
city to collect tax at this time so as
TO have a sum available TO meet these
maturing obligations on January /,
1925, and suggests that the city can
go TO bank and borrow the money 10
pay the interest. and take up the bond
due and payable. This system of fl
nancing the city does not commend it.
self TO this court.
Under its charter. the city can only
collect taxes during April and May of
each year.
When these bonds are sold there
will be an inStallment of interest and
14O of the principal due on January
l. 1921 1t is the legal duty. as well
as the moral duty. of the board of
commissioners TO have sufficient
sum available on January l. 1925. to
meet these obligations. That sum can
only be created by collecting tax
that tax can only be collected now.
during April and May, 1924.
We are thoroughly convinced that
the relief herein sought by injunc-
ton should be denied upon another
ground. that is under the doctrine of
the balance of convenience.
The evidence in this case shows that
IN injunction at this time would ere
lte havoc in the city tax collectors
office and seriously impair the eff
.iency of that office in collecting the
axes now due. if in fact they could
De collected before they would became
II the court of last resort should
lold the collection of this tax valid. it
would be impossible for the city to
'ollect it another time. the cost of
objection would be prOhibitive,f On
he other hand, if the Supreme Court
hould hold the tax invalid. it would |
'e comparatively easy matter for |
he city TO refund the money.
According, the injunction herein |
irayed for is in all things denied.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-18
AGU|LAR UNDER
BOND IN CASE
HERE UP MAY 5
Is New Chief Of Revolution
airy Forces in Southern
Mexico.
MAY FORFEIT $500
Conspiracy Charge Filed
Here After De La iberia
Office Raided.

Gen. Candida Agular. now virtually
the commander-in-chief of what re-
mains of the revolutionary forces in
Mexico, is under bond to appear in
federal court in San Antonio, May Z.
little more than three weeks off,
when the conspiracy case against
Aguilar. Ruben Vizcarra, and four
other revolutiOnists, charging them
with conspiracy to violate the neutral
ity laws of the United States, will b.
presented to the grand jury. Each of
the revOlutiOnists is under heavy
bond to await the action of the federal
grand jury.
Federal officials here are unanimous
in the belief that General Aguilar will
forfeit the $500 cash bond made be-
fore the United States commissioner
at New Orleans last February rather
than return to San Antonio to face
the conspiracy charge. General Aguilar
is now in Tabasco, according to the
latest reports. where he is commander
in-chief of the first revolutionary
zone. AS the active leader of the rev.
olutiOnists. it is said that he has sup
planted AdOlfo de la Huerta. In fact,
it is said, there is no love lost be-
tween DE Ia Huerta and General
Aguilar.
Within the next three weeks, three
federal grand juries will be presented
with cases involving alleged conspir-
acy 10 violate the neutrality laws by
a total of n revolutionists. six Of
whom are under bond to appear in
the federal court in San Antonio, five
in Laredo and ten in Brownsville.
On Next Tuesday, April 22, the
conspiracy case against Gems. Rodolfo
Bertrand ahd Augustin Dominique.
and three others of lesser rank. will
be presented TO the federal grand jury
which meets in Laredo. On May ), al
case against General Agui-
lar, Ruben Vizcarra. Torebio Villase-
nor. and three others who were ar
rested following a raid on the revolu-
tionary headquarters at 305 Madison
street last February, will be presented
to the federal grand jury for the San
Antonio division. On May II, con
spiracy case against Gen. Lorenzo Lo-
PEI and nine others apprehended in
the Lower Rio Grande Velley, will
be presented to the grand jury in
Brownsville.
Nizcarra, formerly president OF the
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-18
COLLECTION Of
BOND TAXES To
Be CONTINUED
Harrigan's Temporary In
junction Against City
Dissolved.
PROCEEDINGS REGULAR
Judee Terrell Says Writ
Would "Play Havoc"
With Tax Office.

4 temporary Injunction granted ID.
ID. Harrigan. the effect of which
would restrain the collection by the
city of the IS per cent levy for the
Si,3J0.00O bond issue. was dissolved
by Judge X. ". Il. Terrell in the
Seventy-third District Court Friday
morning. Notice of appeal was given
Granting of permanent injunction.
Judge Terrell pointed out in a written
opinion. would play havoc with the
city's tax collections and seriously i'm
pair the efficiency of the tax col
lectors office.
The opinion in full follows:
4 bonded debt cannot be created by
2 municipal corporation in the twink
ling of an eye. certain formal proceed
ings must be had: the call for an elec-
ton: the canvassing of the vote: the
passage of an ordinance authorizing
the issuance of the boads and fixing
the terms thereof: the printing of the
bonds: the execution of the bonds
which includes the dating thereof !:
the approval of the bonds by the at
torney general; the registration of the
bonds in the cOmptrOler's office. and
finally the actual sale for D.. and ac-
crued interest. These proceedings
take time.
Section ; OF article XI of the Con-
stitution of Texas provides, among
other things. that no debt shall ever
be created by any city unless at the
same time provision be made to assess
and collect annually a sufficient sum
To pay the interest thereon and Great
ing sinking fund of at least per
cent thereon.
Now. the expression Eat the same
time provision be made etc. I'M
questionably must be construed to
mean prior to the creation of the debt.
for it would be a physical impossi-
bility to make the provision for the
payment of interest and for creating
sinking fund at the same time the
bonds were sold. The attorney gen.
eral must approve the bonds before
they can be sold. and the attorney gen.
eral will not approve them until pro.
vision has been made for the payment
of interest and the creation of a sink
ing fund.
The bonds in being. dated and exc
cuted. must be presented to the at
torney general for his approval. Hi
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-18
REBELS LOSE YUCATAN
Federals Have No Troubles Reports
State.

New Orleans, La, April 1S.-The
state of Yucatan fell yesterday to the
Oregon government. it was stated
today by Arturo Elias, Mexican con-
sui general here.
General Eugenio Martinez. who Oc-
cupied Vera Cruz. after the rebels
evacuated that city, arrived at Pro-
greso yesterday with 5000 troops
aboard transports from Vera Cruz.
Mr.. Elias said he had been advised
officially. and occupied that port
without firing n shot.
The troops Immediately moved to
Merida. the capital. and that city
too, was occupied without resistance
The occupation of Prosreso and
Merida. the consul general said, means
that the federal government is in
possession of Yucatan in its entirety.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-18

1000, northwest. %: 5000, northwest.
"a; G000, northwest. %. The small
balloon was then lost in the clouds.
Observations are taken three times
daily at the field in order to secure
data for balloon race pilots. A small
balloon about two feet in diameter
is released and watched through a
telescope and it is possible by mathe-
NAUTICAL calculation to determine wind
velocities at any level.
The northwest and west wiEds
blowing up to 5000 feet Friday morn
ing is caused by the high pressure
area in the west which is sending a
cold wind down over Texas. On the
day of the race~it is hoped to have
a deep low pressure area to the north
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-18
Women Back Baker.

ment which may grow into an au-
thoritative demand for Newton ID. Ba-
ker. secretary of war in President
Wilson's cabinet. has been launched
by Cleveland Heights group of wom-
en-. Although declining to appear as
a candidate for the Democratic nomi-
nation, Mr.. Baker has consented to
the forming of the Newton d. Baker
Democratic Club.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-18
HIGH WIND ALOFT
West Wind At 3 Miles and Half
Blows 20 Miles An Hour.

A 76 mile wind from the west wa'
blowing at 1900 feet at II 80 FRI
day, according to J. II. Jarboe, me-
teorologist, who makes an observation
of cloud velocities at that time every
day. The meteorological station at
Kelly Field at the IL o'clock obser-
walton got the following directions
and velocities ground, west. 10 miles
per hour; 800 feet, west, IS; 1000.
west %: 1900, west, IS: 1000,
northwest, 10; 5000, northwest, 10;
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-18
BURIAL PERMITS.

Mrs. Mamie Hernandez. % years
died April is. sos South Mittman 81
Mrs. S. I. Bryan. ~ years old.
April IS. Randolph Apartments.
Mrs. d. J. Massey. 7S years old,
April II. Austin. Tex.
John X. Bridge. 81 years old.
April Is. 61e Broadway.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-18
Want to Reduce Wages of $1,000.

NtW IUh, fprH Io'-T IIItV1 IHUU-
sand employees of the Interborough
Rapid Transit company yesterday
were asked to accept per cent re-
duction in their wakes. effective July
l. The request was made by Frank
Hcdley. president and general man
ager. and was addressed to all en-
ployes receiving less than $4,000 a
year
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-18

Taxi Driver Ito pedestrian whom he
has just Knocked over)-Taxi, sir ?
Passing Show.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-09
COAL MARKET

Quotations as prepared by Adams Rowe Norman for The Dixie Manufac- turer:
 Current spot net ton prices. fob. cars mines and ovens are:
 Steam coal:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-09
COTTON LOSES
 PART OF GAINS Prices Ease Off Cent And Half From Peak
 Of Rise

NEW ORLEANS, La, June B. With the issuance last Monday of the governments first condition report of the season, showing an average of 65.6 per cent, the lowest May 25 condition but one on record, the advance in cot ton prices, which had been in steady progress for some time, culminated. Right after the governments condition report was made public, October deliv- cries bulged to 26.70 cents, but this ad- vance brought out heavy realizing, showing that very many traders who had been buying cotton on the prospect of poor official condition average, were only waiting for the actual report to obtain their profits.
 As result of this liquidation and in addition more or less short selling by those who believed that the weather had recently improved sufficiently to enable the crop to improve to some extent, prices eased off from the peak of the recent advance more than cent and a half a pound.
 With the bureau report out of the way and with evidence that the July position, which many feared might bring out squeeze similar to the de- velopments attending the recent liquida- tion of the May deal was being liqui- dated, the market became almost entire ly dependent upon the character of the weather from day to day. A few days of better weather caused a good decline in prices, but any indication of re- turn of unfavorable wet weather would
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-09

company into million-dollar concern last week. A long list of data evincing prosperity here might be recited.
 It is true that conditions in the steel and iron trade could stand some i'm provement at this time, but even the most cautious of leaders can find some note of optimism in the district. Gen. orally the market is still sluggish but it is being modified by some signs of stimulated interests. An increase in the orders for structural steel is mo- ticeable, one of the plants of the dis trict receiving two placements from foreign points.
 Whether the blowing out of the Vanderbilt furnace of the Woodward Iron company is to be followed by similar steps by other producers has not been definitely decided upon. Some of the more optimistic operators say that such is unlikely, although they admit that the move will be made if necessary to avoid large accumulation of stocks. The precariousness of the country's business outlook coupled with an unstabilized foreign situation has caused policies hugging rather close to the share to be formed.
 Cement plants and the cast iron pipe industries are feeling but little of the depression, although there has been some falling off in orders among the latter producers. Read building and building plans apparently insure the cement plants a steady operation for time.
 There were several more spectacular flurries in the real estate market, which keeps up its activity surprisingly into the warm summer months. Sale of the Athletic club formed the high-light in the sales, but there were also a num- Der of other pieces turned over at tidy sums which promise some worthwhile events in the future.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-09
HEARTENING SIGNS. SEEN IN INDUSTRY. OF THIS SECTION.
Gin Manufacturer And
 Hardware Company Feature Week

Most favorable of developments in the districts industrial situation during the week lay in the announcement of plans for new factory by the Conti- mental Gin company. This project, which is aimed to increase the effici- eney in the concerns operation. has been considered for some time, but it was not until Saturday that the loca- tion and details of the building pro- gram were determined. Plans call for the immediate erection of two buildings in five-unit factory, the additional construction to follow some time next year. An estimated expenditure of three-quarters of a million dollars is to be represented in this.
 The Continental Gin company's plan is but one of the many encouraging signs in the district. Other organizal tions that are formed on the cor porate valuations of various enter prises attests this fact, an example of which is found in the making of the Wimberly and Thomas Hardware
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-09

- WEEKLY REVIEW OF INDUSTRIAL NEWS -
'e quite as apt to bring about sharp

/ be quite as apt to bring about sharp rally.
 As a result of the selling of July and buying of October, which was in evi- dence towards the close of the week, the discount of October compared with the near month was considerably short ened and trade interest attracted more generally to the new crop positions, The condition prevailing in the cotton goods trade also was serious market influ- ence during the week. The better de mand for dry goods, which accompanied the steady advance in cotton prices prior to the bureau report, fell off ow- ing to the decline in the raw material.
 The market is expected to be mainly influenced during this week by weather and crop developments as well as by the private semi-monthly condition reports that will be due.