The evening world. Newspaper, July 30, 1920, Page 12

h fe jit rE ral | Fi i i BS | Miley Staten Oil. at, Cloak & Suit Bees FEEBESERDEEEBSEREEE rE ri : 4 p [ Nova Sootia Stee! z Z . f ; iT "eet i; RIEEETEE] ERR KSA SSM TTR eee eee e ce eee e if a en : a a | z PTitisiitistittatie 2 & | eepe i f fi FL Utbeei+r deri birieid Te atl I StL & Southwest f kisses Fee ee ff i Avenue, Bronx. # F , | +1 li4tt i 5 if man, No. 146 East 98th Street. . + vEe7 ad} if Ha masses, not selected by the classes.”— N. P. McManus, | nue, Larchmont, o Retail Stores. . S i i+ a ill ff Nor, Ore, > er ee fey -f A i side interest was negligible. Floor traders supplied the bulk of trans- actions, After a generally firmer opening ¢he market sagged back and became highly irregular, FEEEE E ik i teu rate on London opened. t on _e 200 Hecla Mining . 110 Honduras syn, 300 Iron Bloason 1700 Knox Divide z H i 238 H i: a ii i F 100 Mother Lode net 100 Murray Mogridxe i zt FEE 4800 Roper Group 400 8 Milver Lew 1000 Bucoras Min 50 Tonopah Belmont . 6000 Tonopah Cash Boy 14.0 Tono Divide se¥ssessize2 $s gory i 2200 Tono-Jim B 300 United astern ee er Pe ee ee 1800 White Cape 2% | 1000 White 27% | 100 Withers <= BANKING AND NANGIAL. SEMI-ANNUAL REV! EW OIL, MINING & INDUSTRIAL ISSUES 1919, and from January let, 192 . on over a thousand stocks, with full Dividend Record, corporate information, ete. COMPILED AND DIATRIBUTAD BY Chas. A. Stoneham & Co, 41 Broad Street, New York ee Eatabilshed 1008, No Promotions, LIBERTY BONDS» A} denominations bought for cam is Caatent Ben. i ES * Coupon Bond, 6 ee et ee ee Hy iita tad tft ti iff ot 3 ® i country from coast to coast. The Cox managers wiil follow suit, The Evening World has thousands of readers who cap write clever slogans, We invite them all to try their hand. The Evening World will pay $110 In prizes for the best efforts, divided follows: First prize Harding slogan, $25. Three other prizes, $10 each. First prize Cox slogan, $26. Three other prizes, $10 each. Remember this is neither a guessing contest nor a lottery. Skil] alone will count in the pelection of winners. The slogan must contain exactly 12 words. Bend in your slogan to acess Editor, Evening World. ‘ Many Readers Ply Pens In Writing Their Ideas Of 12-Word Slogans: | |Harding and Cox Supporters Vie With One/avite snarpy. deo Another in Spirited Contest for The Evening ‘World Cash Awards. THE EVE} ‘NING WORLD, FRIDAY, JULY 30; Have You a 12-Word Campaign Slogan For Harding or Cox? THE Harding managers are already proposing io blazon such @ slogan from every dead wali in the cities and towns in the on English exe hed in many weeks Money for purposes of stock specu lation # ruin fenewed at 8 per cent This had a dampening effect on bult ish ardor.* A drop to 7 per cent, had been generally looked for by traders seemin tmistic Jot th ause of the more op rve Bank, and the an institution that une |have been son that, on the whole, the credit eitua tion has undergone improvement i | rdfuse to take full cognizance of the |importance of money and credit in week's sharp drop in prices has been variously credited to the Polish situ- ation, difficulties experienced by the Patente in dis¢iplining the Turk, the Trish question and what not. Yet the | fact remains that unsettlement in the | Security markets has been primarily due to the strained credit situation. And it may be stated that most well rmed bankers do not anticipate | enhancement in stock mat ulues un@l the credit situatt as been furtiner mate: nber wheat fell of more than six ¢ ing in the market was resumed on opinion t ended. C the decline {s not yet » and oats were steady of $110 in awards for the best Cox and Harding slogans in twelve words|on short covering operations. The has aroused intense public interest. | follow: COX SLOGANS. No. % Hunt Street, Mmhurst, L. I. HARDING SLOGANS. “Ratification of the League of Na-| “We will tions without reservations; America| best service to this land."~ refuses to crawl."—Willlam Pless,| Bay Side, L. 1 all lands by|nearly 16 Irvine, Some of the slogans received to-day cotton market was dull but maln- tained a firm tone In late afternoon trading the wheat market showed a sensational drop to around $2.21 per bushel a loss of ents per bushel, com- pared with the close of last night, This had an unfavorable influence on the corn and oat markets and they “It you are made President see that | also closed with an unsettled tone. “Cox will keep the faith with those| you are an all-American."—Edward| Bears became active in the stock market singling out spectilative in- dustrial issues for an attack, |who fell in Flanders flelds.”.—Will-| E. Daniels, No. fam L. Fewsmith, No, 81 Clinton| Brookly *\, Road, Glen Ridge, N. J. “america, my country, first, last|demand honesty, * and always, irrespective of individ- %}uals or parties."—Helen Reardén, bats a |.No. 285 West 186th Street. Galitzer, No. 268, Delancey Street. “The porch 4% + %| Harding under the snow."—W. L.| Well Md Ferris, No. 146 West 129th Street. “Tyrants we defy, for we're cock-| Avenue, Bronx. | sure of Cox, a pestered people cry."| “U "Cox! Cox! He's not slow; he'll put M. Trogard, No. 1427 Bryant @ brick, vote for Cox."—Harny Sher- "Gov. Cox was nominated by the jo. 142 Murray Ave- iS 2 Poter A. Kile » No, 388 Avenue A. . 402 A Highth Street, noble, intelligent Americans plus reliability, vinus|| Summer Recipes “True, to hasten genuine democracy.” people | “tis | dieein well.4;—Jacob Davis, No. 364 St. Ann's|| thick slices, Dip in egg batter, States tor Americans; we|| tered pan. Serve very hot with like al] creation, but our own best."— yh . Margaret Bettridge, No. 18 Harrison | Be a brick, bricks are rocks: bel Hae tymbrook, 1. I, Edd Ss a : “No more Wilson; no, Jox; we want Harding in the box.’ . No. 463 West Street. | ‘er this country send this “On Nov. 3 Cox will crow ali over|S#&e! Vote for Harding to the the USA." Jersey City, | PANNED POTATOES Cut cold inashed potatoes into eu with flour and fry on a but- i OLD ENGLI |Satice | ket were extremely narrow. A defi- nite trend was not discernible. Out- = Movements of the foreign exchange market, and demand sterling in par- were closely studied, The an overnight loss of 2 1- contrast Y Pg WALL STREET changes were steady. Price swings in t®-day's stock mar- ic In| | At Grocers and Delicatessen Stores. i ex: || E. Pritchard, 327 Spring St., N, ¥. current a SEM ERTS MTS. cS 48TH STREET THEATRE TO-NIGHT at 8.30 WILLIAM A. BRADY Presents The First Dramatic Production of the Season, OPPORTUNITY By OWEN DAVIS Matinee To-Morrow Frank ¢ GM: aguire sn in MADE IN U. S. A. 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Harding nouncement made in the regular | monthly report of the central reserve ential loans what reduced, and The rank and file of marke; traders relation to stock market values, This *«Philadelph ly_ relieved. | The wheat market again broke | to $2.27 per bushel, an overnight loss | nts, and a decline | of 47 cents to the bushel since trad- | July 15. In spite of this drop it! Every mail bears added witness that there is a large and active lot of |seema to be the consensus of trade | slogan writers among the readers of The Evening World and that its offer 1920 Business Man’s Luncheon Hot Weather Style For luncheon tomorrow try a’ Philadelphia"Cream Cheese with crackers gpd jelly—and \iftietinll | cry of milk. It’s equal to about three eggs—or half a pound of beefsteak—or over a pound of chicken. Appetizing, hearty, sustainiag, easily digested and yet so light that you will enjoy a mew sen: of comidtt—especially if the day lives up to woather reports. 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