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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-03-21

Inc engagement Vi MI. NopciI Val
ter, formerly of this city has been
made known to his friends here.
Mr.. Carter is now in the West. He
is the son of Mrs J. M. Westcott.
The name of the young woman could
not be learned upon inquiry. Mr..
Carter's many friends in this city
extend most hearty congratulations
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LENT OBSERVED.
Lent is being observed more and
more in this city and especially this
week will observers of this season be
more stern in denying themselves So
cial pleasures. 1t has been but
short time ago that only those who
were members of the Lutheran Epis-
copal and Catholic churches gave up
pleasure during the forty days of pen
nance However other denomina-
tons are now advocating the idea and
SO of course the social calendar is
rather short and is especially SO dur
ing Holy week Only one large par
ty, that of Miss Mary Gaar Friday af
ternoon is scheduled for this week.
AS usual, though there will be some
are held. A number of the clubs have
decided to postpone meetings until
after Easter. The opening Of the
Spring social season will be heralded
by the large Easter Ball to be given
March twenty-eighth, in the Pythian
temple.
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RETURNED TO-DAY.
Miss Marjorie Pennell has returned
from Rushville. Indiana where she was
the guest during the past week of Mr..
and Mrs. Hugh Many. Several social
functions were given for Miss Pen.
nell.
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ls IN WYOMING. >.
Mr.. Walter Knollenberg has gone
to Cody. Wyoming, where he expects
to remain for sometime.
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HAS RETURNED.
Miss Ruth Barnard, student at
Earlham college, spent Saturday and
Sunday in New Castle, the guest of
friends and relatives.
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n 0OEoI 6eH6.
Mr.. Fifley, of Detroit, Michigan. was
the guest OF Mr.. Roy Cannon and Mr..
Ray Newman, Sunday.
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MAsoNs ENTERTAIN.
An important social event for to-
day is the dance and card party to be
given this evening in the Masonic
hall by the Masons for members Of
their families and friends. Dancing,
cardplaying and a buffet luncheon
will be the features of the evening.
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GUESTS KNOWN HERE.
Mrs. Walter P. Jennings entertain
cd the members of an embroidery
club Friday afternoon at her home on
South Main street. The hours of the
afternoon were spent in sewing Re-
freshments were served.
The guests included Mesdames
Maurice 8. Goodwin, Frost B. Hernly
of Indianapolis, Misses Helene Good
win. Carrie Forkner. Viva Campbell,
Blanche Risk and Georgia Goodwin
New Castle Courier.
A number of the guests who at
tended the function are we'll known
locally.
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TO GIVE RECITAL.
Mr.. Fritz krull of Indianapolis, and
who Is well known here will give a
recital Wednesday evening. March
thirtieth, In Indianapolis The pro-
gram will be composed Of Mr.. Krulrs
own compositions. Mrs. Cecil Smith
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will be the accompanist. The pro-
gram is as follows:
Max Ehmann
.......... preaching Home Ties"
with accompanying music by
s..- Fritz KrulD.
James Whitcomb Riley ......
Where Shall We Land" ''The Bee
Bay, There's Ever a Song Some
where.
Il Go To Prove My Soul" Round
Us The Wild Creatures" Such a
Starved Bank of Moss"
From The Princess" "As Thro'
the Land at Eve We Went Sweet
and Low THE Splendor Falls on
Castle Walls Tears, Idle Tears"
"Thy Voice Is Heard Thro' Rolling
Drums" Home They Brought Her
Warrior Dead" ASK Me No More"
MY Bride, My Wife. My Life"
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RETURNED HOME.
Miss Gipe of Logansport. who has
been the guest of Miss Lucy Smyser.
returned home yesterday. Miss Gipe
came to attend the dance given Fri
day evening in the Odd Fellows hall.
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GUESTS HERE.
Several out-of-town guests were en-
tertained Sunday by different hostess
es in this city.
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GOOD FRIDAY CELEBRATION.
The public is cordially invited to
attend the Good Friday services to- be
held in the evening at the Reid Me-
mortal church. A sacred cantata-
"Crucifiction' by Stainer. will be pre-
sented by chorus composed of six
teen voices. Miss Constance Foster
will be the organist.
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ENJOYING THEIR STAY.
Mrs. Omar Hollignsworth and Miss
Carolyn Hollingsworth are having a
most delightful sojourn in the South
land
WILL BE CHURCH WEDDING.
Mr.. Herbert Lair of Evansville, In
diana. and Miss Josephine Gates,
daughter of Mr. George L. Gates, will
be married Thursday. April the four
teenth. in the First Presbyterian
church
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MILLINERY NOTES.
Women OF the city are now interest
ed in millinery creations. The fol-
lowing items will be OF use to the
shopper this week:
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine
Tablets. Druggists refund money If it
fails to cure E. w. GROVES sigma
ture is on each box. Csc.
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Delicious bread is assured when
GOLD COIN FLOUR IS USED. ASK
your Grocer.
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You needn't ssfier With sick heodaeho. hal.
gestioo. coostipatio0 or ny oehog troehsoo arts
tng from Q disordered otomoch. Dr.. CaldWou's
Syrup pepsin Win cure you and resp yoc ven
Try k-koop e On hand eho year oeoon6
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GOLD COIN. the flour Of Qualitys
Ask your Grocer.
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Mrs Herbert Gladstone only decision
Lady Gladstone Of
South African
a
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Gold Medal Flour makes lightest bread
SCR
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A GREAT SINNER.



His Chances For Heaven.
Deacon Broadbent. a very honest
and pious man. was conducting a reii-
gious revival with great success. In q
word, his powerful celebrations had
brought Calhoun White. the towns
worst sinner. weeping 10 the mourn
ers bench. The deacon. gratited by
this proof of his evangelical prowess.
FASTENED to Calhoun's side.
Deacon" sobbed Calhoun. faint
no use in nah comm up. rs sinned
away de day O grace"
NO. yo' hain't. Brudder Cal" said
the deacon. "An yo' got to do is to
Glib up sin an all will be forgibben."
rs done glib it up. deacon. but dar
hain't no salvation TO me-"
Yes. dey is. hon Dey hain't no sin
so black but il Kin be washed whittier n
de snow"
But l done stole 70 young tuckeys
Inst week" said the penitent.
Oats all forgibben. Cal"
An free de week befo'."
Oats forgibben too"
AN six fat geese
1.-THE deacon suddenly frowned and
stiffened. while the penitent sinner
continued:
six fat geese outer yore own yard
deacon-dem fat geese wot you lowed
to set so much store by"
"Wot's dat yo' say" the deacon hiss
/ ed furiously.
| "It wuz me wot stole yo' fat geese
sab
The deacon rose.
; II reckon. Calhoun" he said slowly
81 reckon Is spoken too hasfy. Dil
case o yourn needs Amusement.
amt sho' dat ives justified in clutter
in up de kingdom O. heben wild chick
| en- thieves"
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Didn't Mean That.

These" said the lecturer. indicating
them with his pointer. ARE the NOV
able bath houses. Thousands Of peo-
pie congregate here during the sum-
mer season. Over here on the left IL
the hotel at which l stopped. and ar
exceedingly homelike place 1t is.
shall give you a nearer view Of 1t pres
emily. Although l was there a week
or two and would gladly have re-
manned longer If l could have spared
the time. l did not take any baths
for the reason
loud and prolonged laughter.l
II meant. ladies and gentlemen" he
resumed after the merriment had cub
sided. that l didn't take any baths
down at the beach. This audience is al
together too smart."-Baltimore Amer.
lean.
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MILLINERY NOTES.

Women OF the city are now interest
ed in millinery creations. The fol-
lowing items will be OF use to the
shopper this week:
Leghorn in the natural color, which
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-03-21
The Sturdy Infant.

The Sturdy Infant.
At a performance OF Dora" many
years ago. in a western city. when
Mary Morrison made her exit to bring
on her little Willie OF four years she
WAS shocked 10 find a lubberly boy OF
at least fourteen. and as he was the
only Willie At hand on he must SO.
though he was we'll nigh as big as his
mother. The Farmer Allan OF the play.
being equal 10 the emergency. instead
Of inquiring. How old are you. my
little man. underworld To remedy the
matter by saying. How old are you.
my strapping boy:" But he failed. for
the boy. who was instructed to say
from -four TO six" said il with such
a coarse. sepulchral tone rs to drive
the good natured grandfather TO ex-
claim: "Forty-six. You look II. my
boy. You look it,
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THE SCRAP BOOK

INC message. At The end q the act
there was q slight suggestion Of hand
clapping and exceedingly gentle foot
tapping. James wallack. who knew
nothing OF the message sent to the
queen. hearing the mild demonstration.
pricked up his ears and inquired.
What is that:'
Mr.. Kean replied. THAT. my dear
Wallack. is applause"
God bless me- retorted Wallack.
II thought II was some one Smelling
peas"
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ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED.

The engagement of Mr.. Robert Car
ter, formerly of this city has been
made known to his friends here
Mr.. Carter is now in the West. He
is the son of Mrs J. M. Westcott
The name of the young woman could
not be learned upon inquiry. Mr.
Carter's many friends in this city
extend most hearty congratulations.
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TO GIVE RECITAL.

: y OVVe CVTVNE.e
Mr.. Fritz krull of Indianapolis. and
who Is well known here will give
recital Wednesday evening. March
thirtieth, in Indianapolis. The pro-
gram will be composed of Mr.. Krull's
own compositions Mrs. Cecil Smith
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RETURNED HOME.

Miss Gipe of Logansport. who has
been the guest of Miss Lucy Smyser.
returned home yesterday. Miss Gipe
came to attend the dance given Fri
day evening in the Odd Fellows hall
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ENJOYING THEIR STAY.

Mr.. Herbert Lair of Evansville. In
diana, and Miss Josephine Gates,
daughter of Mr.. George L. Gates, will
be married Thursday. April the four.
teenth. in the First Presbyterian
church.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-05-09

much regretted incident that made i'm
possible Mr. Fairbanks presenta ton
Bishop Grimes charged that Lyeish-
man. in making. public this much Of his
cablegram TO Colonel Roosevelt, with
held the second portion Of his Mesa 90
The message from I4eishman TO
Roosevelt was so woTded. Bishop
Grimes declared, as 10 force Colonel
Roosevelt TO refuse to visit the Pore
Had II not been for the message, Bish-
op Grimes thinks Colonel Roosevelt
would have visited the Pope.
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.LEISHHAN'S RECALL
IS URGED BY BISHOP
Syracuse Churchman's De-
mand Causes Wide
spread Comment.

SYRACUSE, y. Y, Nay s-The
charge that American Ambassador
Ieishman, in Rome withheld from the
public vital facts concerning the Vati-
cans refusal TO receive Colonel Rooss-
welt. made here in the cathedral yestcr-
day By Bishop-CoadjUtor Grimes. has
caused widespread comment today The
bishop demanded. on the psrt OF I2,eoo, co
American Catholics. that Leishmzu be
force 10 explain or be recalled
Bishop Crimes declared that Colonel
Roosevelt made a mistake n asking
LeishmaH 10 arrange the interview fcI
Iseishman has no official Connection with
the Vatican. and has posted in his Of
FIVE a notice that he viii make no ar
engagements for audiences with the Pope
Nevertheless. Leishmsn took I'D with
Monsignor Kennedy. rector OF the
American College. the question Of
Roosevelt's reception by the Pope who
agreed 70 grant N audience on April ;.
The Pope. Bishos Grimes declares. told
Lelshman he hoped nothing would arise
70 prevent the audience, such as the
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-05-09
MOTOR BOAT RACES
HIGHLY APPROVED

The motor boat races to be held in
conjunction with the fifth annual ex-
Cursion Of the alumni association OF
the Business High School, on June s,
are looming Up as about the most I'm
pOrtznt events Of the kind that have
been held in Washington for a long
time
II has been felt by those interested
IN the sport that too many cOmpeti-
tons for motor boats could not be
held as there are a number or craft
around Washington which have cut
small figure in public. because there
were Few events which tended TO
bring the whole fraternity together,
renee TIE entrance Of the high school
alumni into the field, OF on 70 the
water. has been encouraged on all
sides Handsome prizes have been Of
fereu by The Times and private per
sons. and the winners viii receive
rewards fully commensurate with the
enorts OF the owners.
The Ions race from Wsshing tOn TO
Marshall Hall is expected 70 attract
Snecial attention. as the having of 2
definite finish always adds Zest TO a
race Don f Clarke, 1852 Ontario
place, Is in charge OF aQuatics at the
excursion and general athletic meet
which VIII be held there that day.
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TRADING IN THE LOCAL MARKET
FAIRLY ACTIVE, WITH
PRICES FIRM.

Prizes on The local stock Exchange to
day we're firm al the recent lower lev
els, with a fair volume Of business
The cau for bonds was continued with
small results, as the only issue that
could be bought was Washington Rail
way IS, at SIS and seh.
Capital Traction stock was again ac-
tive. selling III fractional lots at 80 and
fractions better. Gas came CUT 10 the
extent Of 100 shares at ~ 10 III Ian
stOn was firm at %
The call Of the bank shares resulted
IN little business. United States
Trust brought ia washington Loan
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HARD TIMES DRIVE
CHINESE TO CRIME
Celestial Arsene Lupin Dis
covered After Investiga-
ton of Robbery.

PEKING, Nay e--Hitherto iaw-abfd-
ing inhabitants OF Pochou, in the prov
ince OF Anhui have turned TO robbery
as a means Of earning a living on &C
count OF bad times A couple Of weeks
ago a wealthy merchant was robbed by
q mounted band OF a large amount OF
silver, raw silks, and opium.
Notices having been sent round to the
shops OF POchOU. some men who were
trying TO sell opium at a certain place
were held Investigation revealed the
fact that the head of this band was a
former military official, who has quite
a standing in POchOu- In his home and
court yard were found hidden the fruits
Of many robberies-
Although the POchOu official was GER
tain Of the military mans guilt he did
not dare arrest him, but wrote to the
II. from whom ne received the ueces-
saTy order -She Celestial Arsene L1nin
was then lodged in prison. He was EAR
ried 20 the trial in his own chair as Ear
as the yamen gate where he WIS forced
10 vacate and walk in with chains on his
feet Although two men have been be-
headed, the principal, on account of in
fiusntial friends. Is having mercy shown
him, and II is likely he viii not suffer
much
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Days Sales on Washington Exchange

Washington Railway and Electric IS.
8. 00OGS6.
Capital Traction, 1od1SO1E. 611S0Iz-
Washington Gas, SENS, 25auE. sc
us, 2507I1k
LanstOn, 10aS2
Capital Traction. I0G1S91s. 1Of.sa.
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STATIONS FIGHT
DESPERATE BATTLE

BTDDLETOwE, Mo, May 9-Two
stations belonging TO Sherman r
Ko0EIe broke loose from their stalls
here and engaged IN a desperate battle
Th~ attendant and sevsra1 others at
tempted 20 separate the enraEed ami
mails but 10 no avail. They belabored
the stations with clubs and boards IN an
effort 70 part them. but they fought on
Finally the larger animal seized the
smaller one by the neck and shaking It
ike rat hurled it 20 The ground with
terrific force.
The victorious animal then acted as Il
II intended TO charge on those who were
endeavo-ing 10 drive IT away. and one
man. in an effort 70 eS-sae. climbed a
tree.
The stallion dashed away. followed on
horseback by Mr.. Koogfe and his son
Il tore down Main street. and a nile
from town turned from the pike 10 the
Mversville road
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MARKET TURNS WEAK AND DULL
AFTER ACTIVE Squirt IN
EARLY TRADING,

NEW YORK. Nay 9--The stock
market responded 10 the strength IN
London this morning, the leading issues
opening at from 4 10 rs points above
Saturdays closing quotations. Some
OF the more important issues showed
these initial gains; Great Northern, pre-
ferred, II; Canadian Pacific, ~; Steel
common, 8 10 3; Union Pacific, IL;
Pennsylvania, z; Reading, p, Southern
Pacific, 1 10 49, Shelters. 4. Anal
Eamated, IA; Brooklyn Rapid Tran
sit, g.
After the first half hour profit taking
caused a reaction OF about 4 from the
high prices
Market Says Slowly.
This was followed by further Ifoui-
dalton. which by the noon hour had
carried prices back practically to sat
Urday's closing level The fact be-
came evident that the market had
started too high under temporary oD-
timism caused by the better feeling
IN LondoE- The bulls did not have
sufficient backing in an essentially
selling market TO stem the tide of Iiq-
uidation on the bulge.
Market news was & little more in
spring today than it has been for
some time It was reported from Chi
Cago that a Western mill gets a
1l,oOe-ton mail order from one road
Other orders placed last week include
1000 tons Of standard rails and $500
tons light section rails.
From Boston comes a report that one
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-05-09
TWO USELESS RIBS
PUZZLE PHYSICIANS

Los ANGELES. Cal. Nav a-Tborn-
Ton Green, an elevator conductor. twe7-
ty-one years old. has been suffering for
years from e constant fever. ans his
physician has just discovered the cause
two extra and unnecessary ribs
According 10 members Of the lbs An
geles Medical Association. Green's case
IS something new in medical annals. and
u IS asserted that the young man viii
nave 20 undergo an operation for the
removal OF the RIBS If he wants 10 avoid
sweating 10 death.
since MS boyhOod Green's temperature
mas ranged between . and Z degrees
ABOVE normal, and his aspiration is
50 e1eTVaIlng that he cannot sieeD IN
Ger any cover or endure physical erfor+
me SupernuuleraTy RIBS are fully de-
EelODed- They begin az the cerebral
Verleprae and curve downward. crossing
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London Seems Advance Val Street Early Trading
Wholesale Produce Market
q Cheese- - Butter.


The prices given below on poultry are for
= 20 1 cent higher. Recssed eggs, / cent
higher.
Chees@New York fats. old. 1741a1sc; new,
I6iza17c,
Egg@Nearbys. nc
BUtters-creamery, fancy, in tubs 81;
prints &c. renovated. fancy, Z4a2I1zc, store
packed. per To-. 20a27C.
Poultry.
Live Poul;ry-spring chickens. 5sc: hens.
I5also: ROSTERS. Ioc' turkeys, toms, lsci hens
lsc. ducks. 1ec-
Fruit.
Apples-Per Dbl g 50a55J: Florida oranges.
per box, s2-5oa4-0o: California oranges. 10
a250- grapefruit, per box s. I5a4 90; pine
apples. per crate. s. O0a5 30.
Vegetables.
Potstoes-Per bbl-. 81 .00a1. so. per bU-, sc
SOC: new potatoes. No !. s. 00a4-25; No 2
500 per bbl-' sweet potatoes, s1-5oa2 go
vans, S2-ooa2-5o; Bermuda onions. per crate,
SEQ
Green GoOds-Cucuu-b ers. Florida. per bas-
I1et, S1-50a3o0; string beans. per basket. s. %
s325. North Carolina lettuce. 81 00a1-50. rad
ishes, per 100 $780, spinach, per Dbl, 15ca
$50 Florida peppers. per basket, S1-5oal- 90
matOes- per crate. S15Qa- 20 aspara gus,
8 50aGO0 per dozen lunches rhubarb.
1Sa25c per dozen lunches; new cabbage.
s. c5a2 80 per crate, spring ,-i.Nns. 15caSl- o.
per hundred; bets Sax p-sr - Oh; straw
berries per ct, 5a1oc- -Teen peass per bas-
Live Stock
Calves-Prfme. per To-. s1Laec, medium, Sc;
common. 7a71zc- spring lambs, choice. &C;
sheep choice. per 10. fIsa5c; medium "a
&c. hogs, $780, yrung pigs good. choice
stock. S250aS-5o-
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OF the leading merchants, who ships
goods paying more than Sl,00o.oO0 In
freight, says Z can see no objection
10 advancing freight rates The neces-
sites OF the times demand IL and am
Wiling to pay my share"
Optimism Is Growing
Chicago business over the Western
railroads is reported by traffic men as
generally satisfactory. The only bad
feature at the moment Is the light coal
traIEc- Banking ht e1als ftseIu me
situation hopefully IrafhC IN general
merchandise is Improving The banks
are trying 70 curb the land fever among
farmers. Less apprehension is felt about
crops. Iron and Steel markets continue
dull ana general trade maintains fair
volume
Market Turns Dull
The market since noon has been very
dull with prices slowly saEgirg- It
1ransnires that the great bulge Of the
morning was a COUP by the bulls to
carry the market I'D by institutinE a.
large buying movement on the strength
in London The coup failed only after
the bulls had taken over a great vol
unne OF stocks which essentially Weakens
the position Of the shorts, without shak-
ing any considerable number Of them
out Of the market.
After the squirt in LIQUIDATION in the
early trading the market has settled
back into the dJIIl professional position
which has marked the situation for
many days. in which The bears seem IN
a Die TO break prices and the bulls either
unable or unwilling 10 put them perna-
nently higher
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FEARS Of A PANIC
IN ENGLAND PASS

LONDON. May s-Al fear OF a e7z,-
cisI panic as a result Of the dean ~
King Edward was shown 10 have hen
baseless in the stock exchange TO-DAY
Held up by the great fnancfers OF
England the narizet held its own. and
in many OF the prices advances over
Fridays closing were shown AZ the
opening
ConsUls showed a gain OF z OF 1 Per
cent over Fridays close. American
stocks we're strongly supported All de-
Dartments were firm, showing the or
gained support Of men who are willing
to put hundreds Of millions OF dollars
Into the market 90 prevent a financial
furry.
Russian IS were up Il De Beers and
Rand showed the same advance at
p m RIO TintOs were Up Il
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United States Trust. 1O1I155k, 1Od1I5lz
Arlington Insurance, IGd30
After call-WashinEton Railway and
Electric Of, 1Od907k. 1Od907E
Washington Railway and Electric IS.
s, cGqGS61k
Washington Loan and Trust, 5azl0
5d21O