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TRAPSH0OTERS GET
BUSY AT VANDALIA

Z DAYTON, Ohio, Aug. 24-Prelim-
mary events on the program of the
Grand American handicap trapshoot-
ing tournament get under way at the
Amateur Trapshooting associations
new home at Vandalia today with an
entry list of 700 shooters.
The principal event will be a race
for honors among fiYe-man teams rep
resenting the various states.
The tournament will last through
the week. The 1924 championship
trophy went TO W. C. Deck Of Ply
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-24
JUDGE IN HOSPITAL
SEVERAL DAYS MORE

DETROIT, Aug. 24.-Joe Judge.
Washington first-bascman, still is in
n hospital under treatment for an in
Jury to his head, struck by a pitched
ball in Fridays Washington-De Detroit
game.
An H-ray revealed no fracture but
there Is a conclusion and a slight
blood clot. Attending physicians said
that Judge must remain at the hos
pital several more days.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-24
SYRACUSE S0UTHPAW
JOINS NO-HIT CLAN

SYRACUSE, n. Y, Aug. 24.-Al
Grabowski, southpaw pitcher of the
local club Of the International League,
shut out Providence, / to 0, without
hit or n run in the first game of
a double-hcader. Only three of the
visitors reached first base, all by bases
on balls.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-24
WALKER RISKS TITLE
IN FREEDMAN FIGHT

CHICAGO, Aug. 24.-Mickey Wal
kcr. worlds wclterweight champion,
will take his title into the ring with
him when he meets Sailor Freedman
tonight at the East Chicago arena.
Both fighters will be under the AZ
pound welterwcight limit.
The row over the referee which for
a time threatened to bring about can
collation. Of the. match, was settled
yesterday when Jim Mullen was ac-
CcptCd by both sides.
Walker and Freedman finished off
their training with road work yes
terday.
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energy in it. The correct way to make
such a shot is to so hit the ball that
it will just clear the embankment, it
being assumed in this, of course, that
the ball lies back a few feet from the
wall. For this shot, also, the blade
must be played with its natural lie.
If it his flattend down or if the hands
are too far forward, causing the blade
to lose its natural loft. something else
will happen with the ball. Players
should always be careful to play the
club with its natural lie unless the
shot calls for changing it.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-24
HIGGINS WILL COACH
WASHINGTON ELEVEN

ST. LOUIS. Aug. 24.-R. A. Hig.
gins. coach of the sensational West
Virginia Wesleyan eleven last year
will arrive from Clarksburg, w. Va,
September /, to take over the duties Of
football mentor at Washington Uni.
ycrsity here, DIR. William =. Ed.
munds, physical director of Wash.
ington. announced today.
Actual practice will begin Septem.
Der 10, with a squad of 80, including
ten letter men of last year.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-24
BEAR PLAYERS MAY
DARNSTORN IN FALL

September Is will not be the last
day of the baseball season for some
Of the San Antonio Bears. Everett
Booze plans to get a squad, mostly
Bears, together for a transforming
tour after the season. His destination
will be the Rio Grande Valley.
San Benito, Brownsville and other
valley cities probably will be visited.
Booze promoted a tour of this kind
last fall.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-24
COAST LEAGUE.

Oakland, 2-2; San Francisco. -.
Salt Lake City, 1873; Portland, 1876.
Vernon. 20; Los Angeles, 1-9 Csccond
game tiC).
Seattle, 5-lO; Sacramento, -.
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Runs, Ormand. Taylor, Schwab C2l,
Eberhard. Bauman. Gross C2). williams.
Mlller Kearus. errors. burning, Billings:
nome run. Miller; hit batsman, Segrist
b. Pirtle. Gross ~ owens, two-bage hits.
Deviyerns. Eberhard; sacrifices, Miller,
Metz: stolen bases, Taylor (2). william: ,
Griffith: struck out by ShUman by
Pence 3, by Pirtlc J. by FlUInglm l.:
bases on balls off Pirtle 1, off Finingin
?, off Shuman ]; pitchers record, off
Shuman s hits runs in innings, off
PiTtle hits runs in Is innings, off
owens, 2 hits . runs in % inning; UNI
Dires. Coe and WeirF time. 1915.
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blade across the
ball and taking
a slight cut Of
sand with it,
causing the ball
to jump a bank
some three or
four feet high,
then run to the
pin. Here is a
typical shot in
which the ma
tural back-spin
impaired to the
ball by the nib
lick bl q d e
changes to over
spin when the
ball hits the
green because
the ball still
has forward
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-24
BEAR BOX

Totals II z II
xBatted for CoLchman in eighth.
By Innings.
San Antonio ...-.....-s- wv wv 4-V-s
Wichita Falls ...-.-... 200 COZ ok
Summary.
Runs, Mason. Warwick. Rosenthal.
MetIler ca, Distel. Bodie ca; error, Ma
son two-base hit, Clark; home run,
Metzler, Bodie (2), ROsenthal; stolen
base. Mason: sacrifice hits, Dorman,
Meyers, Distel; hits and runs, off Couch
man and 4 IN Z innings; struck out by
Roberts z. by Couchman ]: bases on
halls. off Roberts 2, off Collard ?; double
PLAYS Gonzales TO washburn, Couchman
TO Clark to washburn; time, 1877; UNI
hires, Kane and EstiL
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-24
PRINTERS START PLAY

WASHINGTON, Aug. 21.-Thc
fifteenth annual tournament of thu
Union Printers international baseball
league began here today with Wash
lngton tournament winner for three
successive years, and Boston winning
the opening clashes.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-24
INTERNATIoNAL LEAGUE.

Buffalo. 5-12; Reading. Al.
Syracuse, Sd; Jersey City, 81.
Providence, 40; Rochester. -
Others not scheduled.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

Minneapolis. GO; Louisville, ~ Csec-
0nd game tle).
Kansas City, II: Toledo, as.
Indiana polls. 81; st. Paul, %.
Columbus l2-l; Milwaukee, H..
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-24
WKsTEKN AssOCIATION.
WESTERN LEAGUE.

Des Aolnez SIS; St. Joseph, 20.
Denver, 1876; Tulsa, 81.
Wichita, 1914; Omaha, SO.
Oklahoma City. So: Lincoln, 4-5.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-24
JOSEPH vENDIG DIES

NEW YORK. Aug. 24-Joseph
Yendig, widcly-knOwn race track man
died suddenly Sunday in his home IN
Atlantic avenue, Coney Island, from
acute indigestiG
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-24

Runs, Ostergard. Thompson, Foss: err
rOr FOss; tWO-base hits FOss (2). KIrke:
sacrifice hlts, Perrin. Wlsterzll, FOss (;
double plays, Cohen 10 Pratt 70 Gallo
way Benton 10 Klrke. Agullar 10 Cohen
10 Galloway; wild pitch, Gleason; base
on balls, or Gleason 2. AEullar 4; struck
out, by Agular !. Gleason 5; left on
bases. Waco s. Shreveport 6 umpircs,
flaming and Osborn. Time. 1870.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-24
Schick'S Single
Gives Sports Game

SHREVEPORT. La, Aug. "a
Benton was Intentionally passed by
Aguilar in the ninth inning Sunday,
filling the bases. Schick singled. scor-
ing two runs, and Shreveport beat
Waco, 2 to /. Score:
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FRANKIE IN FORM.

FRANKIE had the better of D. Mathis,
Walsh pitcher, in hurting the Mistle-
toes to their G-to-3 win and the league
lead. He struck out seven batters and
did not allow single base on balls
Mathis whitfield four men, but handed
out three passes.
A fOur-run rally in the second frame
by the Mistletoes gave FRANKIE all the
lead he needed. He added the hard-hit-
ting Gourley in batting out the victory.
FASTING one of Mathis slants for
triple. Mathis came back at him with
a healthy double.
Franke's name will bear repetition.
as he has pitched the Mistletoes to
the top Of the heap practically unaid-
ed.
Score: R.H.E.
Walshmcn -. 900 200 O1O-3 s 4
MistlctOe 49,. .040 COL 01x-G u 1
Batteries: d. Mathis and Hide.
brand; FRANKIE and Sweet.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-24
Beaumont Battles
But Loses Tpice

DALLAS, Aug. 24.-Beaumont put
up couple of good battles Sunday
but Dallas took them both, ) to 3
and 6 to .. Scores:
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Sundays Results.
New York. 1; Pittsburgh, (.

At New York Clst rameJ- X. II. K.
Pittsburgh .... OOU 900 90 .
New York .......Vi4 O2O OOx-7 II
Batteries: Adams, Ehschan. Oldham
ana Smith; Greenfield, Scott and Sny-
del.
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Memphis, s; New Orleans, (.
Chattanooga, 3; Atlanta, /.
Birmingham, IS; Nashville, 3.
Three games played.
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Sundays Results.
Philadelphia, 3; Chicago, o.

At Chicago u. II 4.
Philadelphia .......Ol0 900 ZOO ~
Chicago 100 900 600 .
Batteries: Gray and Cochranei Lyons,
Kerr and Schalk.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-24
BRUINS DROP SERIES
TO SPUDDERS;; CONE
HOME AGAIN FRIDAY

Danny Clark reached the coveted total of 200 hits
the with eighth-innng double 81 Rosentha
limbered his ongidle hume-run stick and Bob Couchman
twred very credtabe brand of baseball but the Bears
lost Sundays game to Wichita Falls 5-3 and with it the
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-24

Runs. Ormand, Johnston, Taylor, Bau
man, Gross. williams, Griffith, Kearns
errors DeviverOs, Metz; two-base hits,
Johnston, Eberhard; sacrifice hits, Bill
ings; stolen bases, Williams: double
plays, Gross TO Bauman to Kearns (2),
Deviveros 10 Metz to Schwab 90; lef,
on bases. Beaumont z. Dallas 4; wild
pitch. Lewis; time, 1885; umpires. Weir
and Coe.
Second game.
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Mnshington. s. DetroIt. 1.


At St Louis r. u. l..
Boston ........... 900 go OV0-Z
st. Louis ........ 900 3Jl Olz-5 }
Batteries: Ehmke and Blschoff; CT
ara and Iargraves.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-24
KAsT TEXAs LKAGrE.

Marshall, Z; Paris, 8.
Tyler. Z; TeEarkana, ..
LOngyieW TO- Greenyille, s.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-24
Inside Golf.
by CHESTER HORTON
Maker Of 81 Golf Chnmpions. "Gsif's
most successful TEACHER" SAYS
Chick Evans.

1 mentioned in a previous article
that the ball could be cut from sand
trap with a niblick by chopping the
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-24
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Play Monday.

81. Louis at PhilaL ,lpbia.
Chicas- at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at Boston.
Three games scheduled.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-24
THREE-I LEAGUE.

Bloomington. 81: Decs tur. Of
Peoria. 6 Evansville. 0.
Danyille, 30: Quincy. 2-2.
Springfield. 20; Terre Haute, IL.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-24
Sundays Results.

Wichita Falls, S; San Antonio, ;.
Dallas, Sc; Beaumont, SIS.
Fort Worth, 1913; Houston, 10. (sec,
ond game a forfeit.)
Shreveport, 2; Waco, /.
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CIereland, = New York, 8.

At Cleveland r. II. Z.
New York ...... 800 0Ol 2OO-6 8 I
Cleveland ........ OO3 VO3 OO1-7 II 2
Batteries: SCiJcker. Pennock and
Luebbe, BengOggh; Karr, Specie and
SewelL
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-24

series, two games to one.
Monday they open a two
game series at Waco, after
which they visit Beaumont for two
afternoons, then return home Friday
to tangle with Fort Worth in a
double-header.
Ping Bodies iron bat was largely
the cause of Bob Couchman's down
fall Sunday-that and some effective
pitching by a former Bear, big Jim
Roberts, who held San Antonio hit
less for five innings.
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Brooklyn, G. Chicago, 0.

A. Brooklyn (lst game)- y. II. 4
hicagO .......-...yOy UUO OgO-U !
BrOoAIyu ......... 600 400 UZx-C u
Batteries: MlisteGd, Blake and Harl-
nett; Vance and sIlbeIry.
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Chicago. o. Brooklyn, :.

Second game r. H. T.
Chicago ...........3g2 OOz roo II Z
brooklyn ..........a0l O0l oil - :
Batteries: Alexander and Gonzales;
Brown. Hubbcll, Oeschger and HaTgrsye.
Taylor.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-24
TEXAS LEAGUE
Play Monday.

Play Monday.
San Antonio at Waco.
Houston at Beaumont.
Fort Worth at Shreveport.
Dallas at wichita Falls.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-24
PENNANT CHASERS
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Play Monday.

Play Monday.
Boston at st. Loul-
Washington at Detroit
New York at Cleveland.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
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Sun1nlaT

Runs, Peel, Davis go, Mullen, Sears
(2), Palmer (2). Ellington, Smith; err
TOrs, Kane, Windle; tWo-base hits, Ko-
netchy, Johns, Sears; sacrifice hits,
Johns; home runs, Ellington, Peel; dou-
Bile plays. Palmer to Windls to Ko-
netchy, HoIlohan to Kane to Bailey;
struck out, By Sohns II, Goodwin ;; base
on balls, eff Johns /. Goodwin 5 time,
2.l5; umpi.ss, Daily. Hill Erwin.
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Pittsburgh, 3; New York, 2.

Second game u. II. L
Pittsburgh .........02, 100 600 . Z
New York .........lUO 100 OOg-2 II .
Batteries: Morrison, Oldham a n @
GOOch; FltzslmmoHs, Nehf and Hartley.
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ozone ou when winning run scofcdD
RRan Tor Kirlge in ninth.
By Innings.
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MAJOR EXHIBITION.
sOUTHERN AssOCIATION

ST. Louis Nationals, 8; Baltimore In
erna tiOnals, s.
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IRON OUT WRINKLES.

The commission intends to iron out
all wrinkles, possibly by inserting a
clause or two in the tentative articles
Of agreement signed by Richard as
promoter and Kearns for Dempsey.
Mullins will be there for Wills, and,
if assured he is protected to the ex-
tent that he can grab n forfeit or
two if the match falls down, Paddy
may come through with a check Of
his own.
Mullins admitted that much today.
He is weakening gradually but surely
on the idea that Floyd Fitzsimmons is
going through with a Dempsey Wills
fight. He has seen none of Floyd's
money and has heard nothing from
Dempsey since last Thursday.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-24

Copyright John +. Ollie Coz
Copyright, Chester Horton, l924-repro-
duction in any form strictly prohlbited.)
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Summary.

Runs, s. Dwyer ca. Bass C2). Broth
erman go, Ferguson go, McNeel, Rees
O'Shaughnessey; errors, Bass 90. Dout-
hit, Curry, w. James 80, Carver, List
(4), O'Shaughnessey. Weston, Menger
two-base hits. Mcmillan, s. Dryer, Cur
en- bases. Bass (2), Brotherman (2j. Me
Neel, Rees Mueller, O'Shaughnessey:
sacrifice hit. w. James; struck out, by
Weyel l, by Finley ], by G. Dwyer 3:
base no balls, off Menger 2; batters hit,
by @. Dryer O'shaughnessey, Weston
time, 2:lji umpire, Fletcher; scorer. Gill.
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Totals 80 2 - II
xRan for Graham in ninth.
xxBatted for Lewis In ninth.
Evening star., 1925-09-06
SHARP ADVANCES
IN MOTOR; SHARES
Pierce-ArroW and Dodge Are
Saturday Leaders-Nash .
Jumps Eight Points.
By the Associated Press.


NEW YORK, September 5.-Ex-
ceptionally heavy trading for a pre-
holiday session characterized today's
brief session of the stock market,
which continued the recovery begun
on Thursday. Total sales were well
In excess of half a million shares, de-
spite the absence of many large
traders.
Low priced motors were again
prominent in the upturn. Heavy buy
ing of PierceArrow common sent that
stock up over three points to a new
high record at 43as, while the pre-
ferred, recording an even larger gain,
crossed 92 to a new peak. Dodge
Brothers A was bid up over a point
TO 2s, where it was still three points
under the years high. Nash Motors
Jumped nearly points on two sales.
other motors moved within rather
narrow and irregular limits.
Conspicuous Strong Spots.
Public utilities also presented sew
eral points of strength. international
Telephone was bid up nearly 4 points
to 1878, Radio Corporation closed
more than two points higher at 81
and gains Of a point or more were
recorded by Brooklyn Edison, Elec-
trio Light and Power certificates,
Montana Power, Philadelphia Com
pany, Third Avenue Railway and
West Penn Power. Brooklyp.Man-
haitian Transit and Manhattan Guar
anteed certificates brought to new
high levels for the year. Interna-
tional Harvester was bid up nearly
points to $1291z, the highest price in
five years.
Certain-teed Products responded to
nP hau uIyil tYc
by advancing over two points to a
new high for the year at Sc. Other
conspicuous strong spots were At
latte Gulf and West Indies common
and preferred, Coca-Cola, Dupont,
Fleischmann, General Baking, General
Electric, Postum Cereal and Westing-
house Air Brake, all up IL to c
points.
st. Paul Issues Move Up.
1nthe rail group low and middle
priced carriers attracted the largest
speculative following. st. Paul issues
were again taken in large blocks, the
common touching 91z and the pre-
ferred IN, overnight gains of about
a point each. Gulf, Mobile and
Northern common and preferred at
tained new peak prices at 36h and
1O9A, respectively. Pittsburgh and
West Virvinia common, which is ex-
pected to benefit through increased
shipments Of bituminous coal, showed
a net gain Of rs at 76h.
Foreign exchanges moved irregu-
larly higher. Demand sterling climbed
to nearly $4.s4A. and French francs
held steady just below 469 cents. Ital-
ian lire held firm around cents.
Norwegian kroner rallied about II
points to around 21.15 cents, but Dan
ish kroner fell back nearly 20 points
to 25.0S cents.
Evening star., 1925-09-06
BALTIMORE LIVE STOCK,

BALTIMORE. Md, September 5
/ CSpeciaD.-The general live cattle
market rules steady to firm on most
lines with specially good demand for
top quality beef cattle, which stock Is
scarce in the daily arrivals, especially
on the wharves. Common to ordinary
cattle slow to find favor, even at the
lower values. Good and constant de-
mand noted for the smooth, fat veal
calves. Quotations today at Light
Street Wharf:
Beef cattle. first quality, h., 10 to
II; common to medium, lb., 5 to g..
Bulls, as to quality. h., to 6. Cows,
choice to fancy, h., 4 to s; common
to fair, b.. 2 to 8. Oxen, as to quality,
ID, to 6. Milk cows, choice to fancy,
head, 5000 to 1900; common to fair,
head, 5000 to 5000. Calves, veal,
choice. h., 13; ordinary to medium,
lb., 10 to u; rough and common, Ib.,
to 8; small culls. h., 6 to 8.
Sheep, choice, h., to 6; old bucks,
lb., to 4; common, h., 2 to 8. Lambs,
Spring, choice, H., IA to 14h; fair to
good. lb.. IL to 13; common, thin, h.,
8 TO 10.
Hogs, straight. lb., 13 to IA; sows,
h., 10 to IL; stays and boars, h., to
z. Live pigs, h., IA to 10. Shoats,
lb., 10 to II.
Evening star., 1925-09-06
BY /. A. FLEMING.

Notwithstanding the enormous vol.
ume of inStallment sales and credit
granted, there is not the slightest evi.
dence of any money stringency.
A real estate operator may dispose
of home with small cash payment
down, balance in small monthly pay.
ments, secured by first mortgage and
place the first-tru notes for the peri.
odical payments in bank and OBJ
tain a loan, thereon, provided the
transaction looks good and the holder
or the notes even better.
Notes given for installment pur-
chases of merchandise are not in
themselves first-class security for
fiscal accommodations, even though
the title to the merchandise does not
pass from the merchant to the buyer
until the final payment. that is, in
most instances, save when backed by
high-grade credit.
Land and houses do not show sad
wear within a few years-not the
Kind that secure mortgages-but mer-
chand1se and even automobiles are
second hand once they are used, even
carefully.
Readily Discounted.
The money plethora, which gives
promise of continuing indefinitely.
IOrma-
ton of scores of companies with large
aggregate capital for the purpose of
discounting installment and credit ac-
counts and they are making large
percentage of profits on the transac-
tions.
Some of the larger merchants are
perfectly willing and able to carry
their own credit accounts and Install
ment sales, which they generally in
sist shall be paid within 90 days.
which. after all, means practically
cash.
The profits are big TO the finance
or other corporation, but the sale
price permits of it, while the ability
TO quickly discount keeps the mer-
chants in ample ready money to take
advantage of opportunities IN the
markets in buying new goods and
securing bargains for spot cash.
Manufacturers. wholesalers and
jobbers are all doing the same thing
in the interest of big business, which
has more friends now than at any
time since the Sherman antitrust
act was placed upon the statutes and
the Federal Trade Commission or
ganiZed.
Finance Company Methods.
on credit sales of this character
there are large finance corporations
which do business on an entirely
different basis, do not charge any
thing like as large interest on the
loans, limit the life of the loan, say
to 80 days. with one or two exten-
sions for equal periods, upon which
the charges may increase slightly.
Then If not paid the finance cor
poration looks to the manufa acturer,
tobber or wholesaler for the return
of the money advanced. plus interest
to date.
This is a safe operation for the
finance company and has removed
some of the risk from the field of
dangerous financing that threatened
in the earlier days of these corpora
tionS.
Men in business, with many excep-
tions. no longer sell only slow.pay
accounts to finance corporations, but.
on the contrary, they are inclined to
realize on all accounts quickly,
through finance corporations.
1t is plainly evident that a move