The evening world. Newspaper, September 24, 1920, Page 24

‘mer Chief tg Beds Finance ings to make a Dik dent in Treasur ort r Tr would re ere has beon a y Téberties from. small holde be them during the war. The OTREASURY NOES Sess are graddun’ bigeer holder SCARE IN COURT hold: son Potter Says High ate of Interest Depresses Value of Liberty Bonds. f bontin my a® ry certificates, which with Liberty Bonds and mmerciai loans, depressing the Prices © fthe former and increasing terest demands for the Intter, is ‘ely responsible for the present igh cost of living, according to and More Startled by Loud Report, ‘As Marie Dodd of No. 14 Weat Street was led from Tombs Court to- ued igmuance of 6 per families of Wall Street explosion vie Adovernment Bond Committee of In- ‘the Penal Laws for having in her pension & aiiscription Cor- meh env iN certificihtes tasue. Y eve Much Of the money competition om. the market, Liberty Boi Would go wp, commercial loan rates would go down, and the cost of liv- ing would drop. AS CEILING FALLS Several Spectators Slightly Injured Tat day after her exansination on a dharge of wollciting funds alleged to we for tims, a loud sound startled persons in the court and the alr wer filled with a iat bearing ¥ y y rich coun with it, he would not have had to e one cow on the ark. ) ore Rand is always ready to serve —~ a smooth coffee of cause you m. |, Béeden Building y. Bordend Co THE EVENING w Noah. never knew If Noah had known he could have coffee with milk and pure sugar already blended 2 with Milk and Sugar you simply add variation in excellence from ‘aay to day. This morning, every morning it's delicious. THE BORDEN COMPANY ee ‘worry G New York City ffee’ le ‘ Potter, & member of the| white dust, Pane, where nerves wate m of the W. R. Compton Company, | affected by nghte of the disaster A Co! Mi ied in alarm, ell the noled = ndensed with Milk and . eatmont ‘bankers, who appeared |was‘'an ‘extiosion. "it proved tnt 3 | MU ont u before the Genate Committee [part of the emirtroom criling ad Se Recénatruction, of which Senator |tae™ MsDUy Iniuring & few mpecia ———— — Villiang Of. ta Chairman. ‘ ties can tor cnn - bag) Le me S000 ‘Dall <or examination Monda fee: aon: renee | KRAMER BRO SE! signatures. it Bankers and Assistant Di- a ot the War Loan Asociation | the Treasury during the war, told | — Benate Commitice, sitting at No. Bast 80h Street, that by attract- ta tivestment money by Govern- 6 por cent. offerings, money Was diverted trom commercial chan- fels with resulting increase in the com of commod'tics. “Competition has greatly increased the cost of financing municipalities,” Be eaid. “in July, 1919, the average Peturn on municipal investments was 491 per cent; in Jane, 1920, it was B52 per cont. and now it is even EE Toners the Postal Gavings plan proposed by Eugen Meyer jr. for ‘NO COOKIN The “Food - Drink” for All Ages. 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Good shoes for the routine of school wear may be bought at a saving for these high cut lace shoes of black or tan made with broad toe shapes in medium wide widths. The uppers are of selected stock, and the sturdy soles are American welted. f ur five-column advertisement and Start of sot may > an? 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