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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-11-17

oh, WHUFFORE, MISS CELIA, ALI DIS
TRUBBLE!" SHE WALLED.
looked upon love and quaffed its
evanescent sweetness before bitter
fate had dashed the cup of happiness
from her lips.
.Dey don't all turns out like dat Dan
Beebe," said Hannah lmperturbably
Il holds dat you and Dan would be
married by dis time If 1t hadn't been
dat dat young Paul horse had ies' bit
Dams hand. and him comm lickerty
split fer you to put salve on it for him.
and jes' as Dan asked you de plaguy
ole tiatIron up and burned yo' hand SOS
20 snapped sharp at him. and he-he
went right or in tarin' rage and
asked dat dere mink. Flora. to lotion
it fo8 him. which she was mighty glad
TO do. drat herr ended Hannah hearth
ly. with glance ut her woebegone
daughter.
Sukey shook her fat shoulders.
land amt never spoke a word to
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-11-17
IGNORANCE
Of the Law Excuses No One
Be Familiar with Your
State Laws.

House Bill No. by Mr., Yost viii 20
into effect July /. 1914. Be not de-
ceived by the aIIuring things and
fiowery talks OF the opposition. Read
the bill itself and thoroughly study /.
out for yourself. Get copy at the
Daily Telegram office, 2Axs inches.
extra quality OF paper and durably
bound. Price 15c.-Advertisement
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-11-17

him since dat moment she said with
morbid pride.
Hen come around yit" comforted
Hannah. .'Dey says one weddin' brings
Rnudder, so reckon you and Dan II
hitch up arter Miss Celia and Massa
Noel gifts married.
"Twon't be me dat gives in fust,p
said Sukey baughtily.
Come here sukey; dere dey 60,
n-ridin' or on Paul and Pauline.
Amt dey handsum pair? GolIy, 1t
makes me young agin to see 'em!"
Hannah watched the happy young low
ers as they dashed down the west
drive, the noses OF the black horses
almost touching. 1t was trick of
Paul and Pauline that they loved to
race side by side, and SO delicately did
they maneuver that their races always
ended in a tie.
After that happy day the people
around Rosemead grew accustomed to
seeing Celia and Noel riding side by
side on Paul and Pauline. Noel took
Paul to his own stables at the Oaks,
but there was rarely a day that the
young lovers did not enjoy gallop on
Colonel Dilworths betothal present
Paul and Pauline.
Hannah and sukey sat by the kltch-
en- fire in the early twilight of day
three months later.
"Mom," inquired sukey, "does yo'
reckon dey'll ever git over dis yere
mad?'
Hannah looked up, her dim old eyes
filed with tears.
"Yo' mean Miss Celia and Massa
Noel?" she asked.
"of co'se dor
The older woman shook her turban-
ed head.
Il reckon when engaged folks quar-.
rel dey's obstinate as muels. / specks
dey's as much chance of dem two
maxim up as dey is of yo' and dat no
count niger, Dan Beebe."
sukey shrugged her shoulders.
ITS mighty pore chance" she
said hauGhtily. Then coaxlngly she
added. Nom. whuffore did dey fight
ober-hey"
IF knowed, which I don't. /
wouldn't tell. and IL I did tell. which
wouldn't If knowed, huccome it
would do yo' any good? Tell me dat.
chile" was Hannah's enigmatic reply.
Sukey sighed heavily II reckon 1t
was over some no count trIfin' thing"
she muttered. and she knew not that
she was speaking the truth.
Pretty Celia Dilworth, sitting gloom
lily in her own room, was harboring
/, the same thought. while Noel Milton
galloping madly across the country on
the back Of black Paul. was anathe-
MIXING the unlucly moment when he
had fatty disagreed with his sweet
heart, for 1t had ended in bitter quar-.
rel and a broken engagement.
AS for Colonel Dilworth. he was in
happy ignorance of the broken engage.
ment, which meant the shattering OF
all his plans. He was enjoying visit
in the north with his only son. and
Celia's daily letters gave no hint of her
unhappiness. Meantime the colonel
took delight in purchasing various arti
cles to add to CeIia's wedding outfit.
Celia dried her blue eyes and rang
the bell sharply.
sukey painted heavily upstairs and
appeared at the door Of Celia's sitting
room.
"Yaas. Miss Celia she said.
Tell Dan to saddle Pauline and
bring her around at once. Then come
back and lay out my riding habit
And, sukey" Celia turned away her
face and started ont at the leafess
trees.
"Yaas, Miss Celia"
.About TINT wedding cake Won,
mother baked, tell her "a give II 70 the
first bride on the nlontotion I shall
not need it.,
Snl.ay ,,os,ol .r,a4 -, .,,.,,...
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-11-17
ENJOYABLE DINNER.

a very enjoyable time was spent
Sunday afternoon at dinner in honor
of Miss Amelia. bowerY coiored. given
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-11-17

by Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman Lowry. col
ored. Those present were Miss
Amelia Lowry, Miss Lola Banks, Miss
Ethel Green, Miss Bessie walker and
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-02-01
CANYON
Millcr-I.lack Marriage

Miss Ethel Miller and u. r Black
OF Huntington. Ind. were married
Saturday evening at the home of
the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs f.
F Miller, Rev + VI. Neal officiating
Only immediate relatives witnessed
the ceremony. Miss Miller has lived
in the city during the past few wears
and has a large circle OF friends She
spent last year in Huntington. Mr.
Black is one OF the most prominent
young men In Huntington The
many friends OF the young people are
extending hearty congratulations and
best wishes for very happy life
They left this week for Huntington
whore they will make their home
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-02-01
SOCIETY NOTES FROM
NEIGHBORING TOWNS

day afternoon. The subject was
Athens" and Mrs. ]. W. Pipkin was
leader. Miss Byrd Roebuck read n
paper on "Athenian History. Mrs
,. II Towrey on "Old Athens" Mrs.
Joe Rlyan on New Athens" and
Officers for the new club year were
elected.
Mrs. c. T. McClelland was hostess
TO the Five Hundred club Tuesday at
ternoon. The substitutes We're Mrs
John Roberts OF Hale Center. Mrs
20. W. Bryant and Mrs. J q. Wyckoff
Mrs J. r. Kerley made high score
A salad course and coffee was serv-
ed. The next meeting will be with
Mrs. l.. C. Wayland
Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Finnie enter
tanned a few friends Tuesday even
ing. There we're three tables OF
Five Hundred and after the game a
luncheon was served
The Mystic Club met In regular
session al the club rooms at the
courthouse Saturday afternoon. Mrs.
w. A. Todd read paper on "Gener-
ais OF the Civil War North" and
Mrs. H. c. Randolph read a paper on
those OF the South. Mrs. W. l.. Har-
rington had paper on the War
with Spain" and Mrs. II W. Harrel
on the Panama Canal and It's Uses"
after which there was a discussion OF
Whether War is Ever Unsuitable"
Mrs. l.. a. knight entertained
Monday afternoon complimentary 10
Mrs. Bob Pipkin of Canyon. The
house was decorated with cut flow
ers. the color scheme being pink and
white. Mrs. knight was assisted Ia
the receiving line by Nesdames l.. l..
Dye, +. w. Clinkscales Il n Tudor
II. w. Otto. II W. Burch. + Dowden,
~. p. Woodbridge and F. W Clink-
scales. Miss BETTE knight presided
at the punch bowl The other guests
were Mesdames c. G. Keck. ]. r.
Kerley, j. c. Anderson, r c. Ware,
10. VI. Unger II w Harrel, W. II.
Mason. Chas. Mccormack, J. W,
Longstrateth. G. +. McClelland. l.. 5.
Kinder, Tom Wilson. L. T Mayhugh,
". o. Wyckoff. Jas Il Delay and
H. C. Randolph The afternoon was
spent in playing 500. after which a
ltwo-course luncheon was served.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-02-01
N0RIH:P0Lk Citizen
TOUCHED BY BURGLAR

T.. f.. Shell who lives 40 the home
OF his son-in-law, David Collins. sol
North Polk street. was robbed of a
sum approximatinp $50 by some I'M
known. and as yet inexperienced
miscreant Thursday night
Discover OF his loss was made
when Mr.. Shell rose Yesterday morn
ing to find that his trousers were
missing from the room Search re-
rraled the misplaced wearing appar-
Fl laying outside in the hallway
The pockets had been cmpiied OF
all valuables. and no clue VAS left
which might lead TO location of mon
oy or burglar Mr. shell has "a hazy
recollection of some one .n his room
during the night 81 Is stated, but
was not sufficiently aroused 20 quos-
ton the Intruder
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-02-01
BAPTIST ASSOCIATION
SESSIONS HERE ENDED

With interest sustained from the
first feature OF the program Thurs
day morning TO the final discussion
at 1880 last night. the paio Duro as
ISOLATION closed successful and edi-
Tying meeting at the First Baptist
church last night.
A eoodly number OF pastors and
missionaries were in attendance from
outside Panhandle points. and the
discussion drew large audience To-
cally. The subjects treated were of
a practical nature. and the treatment
was OF an inspiring and thoughtful
nature throughout.
Following Is the program as car
ried out during the two days OF the
association meeting.
Thursday
10 10 1915 A. Nj Devotional.
Rev. Robert Pryde.
o. Association Development
o:l' 10 1880 by 5. j. Clement
and J A. Reed.
1880 20 12-Open discussion
II: Financial development
TO p. MI Preacher. X. r.
Jenkins and T.. ID. Reeoe.
to y. M Church. j. I
burnett and Daniel Reed.
4 to +. M--3 Associational, w
$. Smith and W. II. Forbes.
1880 p. M.-Sermon. J. VI. llar'
der.
Subject, Biblical Soul Winning.
Friday
III Development in Soul Win
ming
10 To II a. Nj Preachers Need
ed. J NJ Harder
~ 10 L. \. M.-ilow TO Win
Men n. r. jenkins, J J Baird
- .o =. M-3 How TO Win Wo
men Robt Pryde, J T. Burnett.
% 90 =. M.-llow to Win Child
ren. Daniel Reed ant a. Coleman.
Z to =. M-Opeu discussion.
/ 1870 T. NJ Sermon.
Preacher as Man n +. Jenkiut
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-02-01
Lecture THURSDAY Night

Next Thursday evening at o'gl0 Is
Ernest D sexton OF Los Angeles,
Cal. WI lecture In the District Court
room on the theme OF Death what
% Is and why Among the phases
of the subject which Will be offer a
are noted the following: Can We
Communicate With our Deceased
Friends' Is Adam living Ui
Christ Really DIE" This lecture e'I
BE- delivered under the auspices ~
the International Bible Students AZ.
ISOLATION. a non-seotarlan organic.
ton.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-02-01

land crowds of lawyers, who spring up
like mushrooms from all quarters
every time the committees meet, and
fought for their offspring. And the
harder they have fought the more
attached they are to their pets. oh,
no, The time of the members has
not been squandered In fact, 1t Is
doubtful II there Is more arduous
season of work for them than that
which they are now passing through.
There will soon be measures enough
reported from committees and plac-
ed on the calendar OF the House TO
keep everybody busy the balance oil
the session
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-02-01
CANADIAN
In Honor of Miss Jones

Honoring her friend Miss May
Jones OF plalnyiew, Mrs. w. \. Pal
mer entertained number OF her
friends at her home on South Main
street Saturday afternoon from 3:30
to $40. Progressive A. was the or
der of the day All entered the
game with hilarl,y each confidently
expecting TO win highest honors. but
when the close OF the game was alb
ruptly called at the seventh progress
sion. Miss Maud Baird was found 10
have the highest score.
The merriment continued while
dainty refreshments were served,
Miss Laura Todd was declared win
ner In the "Jollity Contest" after
which the guests reluctantly de-
parted. Those present we're Misses
Jones. Baird, Stickley, Smaller, Grace
and Marguerite Haynie, Mary and
Laura Todd, and Mesdames McFad-
den, Tepe and Palmer
a six o'clock luncheon was served
following the afternoon reception
Covers were laid for the following:
Misses Jones and Baird. Mrs "
\. Palmer. Messrs Robert Baird
Dossie Virgins and W. \. Palmer.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-02-01
Personals

T. % Gallaher. travelling freight
aud passenger agent for the Santa
Fe. returned yesterday from bust
ness visit along the company lines
in New Mexico.
T.. n Miller was IN Claude yester-
day GOA legal business.
T. O.. Higinhotham of the j. r
Bryant Co.. has returned from New
Orleans. where he attended the an
nuaI convention of the Western
Fruit lobbers Association. OF the
$40 members of the Association, Mr..
Higg.ubotham says that 300 were
present. with a total attendance OF
Il5OO The convention was not
able success from every viewpoint
Hon. W. NJ. knight was here yes
Iterday from Hereford.
"a ]. Hathaway of Childress. wa'
here yesterday on professional mat
tiers.
Cart Gilllland vas In the city yes
tcrday from Hereford.
Buy that new Oliver from Ponder
II cents per day. five down. five PEI
month without interest Phone 426
That Printype Oliver. Phone 42G.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-02-01
CLAUDE
RoN >cnnI> Ecccntlnn

The Boy, Scouts held their first r..
ception Friday night Twenty
mothers and six fathers we're pro
ent Thirty-two scouts were on hand
and a good program on Robert p
Lee and scoutcraft was listened to
Light refreshments were served New
members join nearly every meeting
Already the 1919 hike is being plan
ned.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-02-01
Personals


Miss Corirne Gallaher o' Graham,
IS guest iu the home o. her broth
er T. y Gallahor. 1905 TYLER street.
Mrs vs. y. Hcdrick. Mrs. y II.
Collier and Mrs. r. p. Dorsey OF Nc
Lean passed through AMARILLO yes
terday On route % Mineral Wells.
overland iu an automobile
Mrs. G 4 Timmons ana son VIII
Timmons of Dickinson \ u. LETT
YESTERDAY for weeks visit with
friends in Goodnight
Mrs. j VI Deason and Ross bca-
son returned 10 their home. 1900
Lincoln street, Thursday FROM Adj.
lene with Miss CAROLYN Deason who
has been very 81. Miss Deason's con.
dtion though somewhat Improved is
still critical.
Mrs. Albert Faulkner o. sherman
Is a guest % Mrs. l.. G Palmer. fos
East Eighth street.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-02-01
COUNTY COURT TERM
WILL ADJOURN''TODAY

by operation OF law, fixing term OF
court, the County Court viii bc ad-
iourned today. after the busiest SEES
sion in the history of the court. ac
cording TO County Judge W VI. Jeter.
In the court yesterday verdict for
plaintiff in the sum OF Sll2.05, with
interest from September /, 1910, was
rendered in the case of the Gurus
Drug Co. VS.. Alex and Sam David
son
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-02-01
CHiLDRESS
Lucky Thirteen Club Organized

Saturday afternoon ten ladies and
girls met with Mrs. II, :. Davis and
organized a good time" club to be
known as the Lucky Thirteen. Now
IL Is very evident that these ladies
are not superstitious about the num-
Der Of thirteen, since they take such
name In the 18th year OF the cen
fury and will only admit memb'
ers. After business affairs were at
tended 10 Mrs Davis served dainty
two course luncheon. The next
meeting will be held with Miss
Barnes. Saturday February
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-02-01
Surprise Party

Mrs. c. u. Smaller truly surprised
the friends OF Miss Hazel Stickley
last Monday night when she invited
the girls 10 spend the evening at
her home. When all were assembled,
a heart puzzle was placed upon the
table which the girls soon arranged
and disclosed the announcement Of
the engagement OF Miss Hazel Stick
ley 10 F.. g. Cochran.
The evening was spent in games.
Refreshments were served and the
girls departed thanking Mrs. Smaller
for the pleasure OF the evening and
wishing Miss Stickley long and
happy life
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-02-01
Some Strapgc Provisions

II one candidate for offices accus-
Is another OF being run by the anti
saloon league ne shall be indicted
FOR Il by grand Jury and must
prove his statement true or suffer a
severe penalty. on the other hand
In candidate accuses another OF be-
ing backed or run by the saloons and
breweries. that is likewise an ofiense
of the same character These two
statements give some idea OF the
character OF bill Mr. Kennedy has
introduced 20 deal with elections 10
this state. The bill evidently is De-
Ing written 10 apply 20 conditions
that exist now. u IS 20 have prac-
teal actual and not an imaginary
application 20 campaigns To Texas
politics. II ought 10 suit both pro
and anti In the respect noted. az
least. and doubtless that was In the
mind % the author They do say that
mixed breeds % chickens are more
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-02-01
MEMPHIS
One O'clnck Luncheon

The Priscilla club and a number
OF guests we're entertained last we'd
nesday IN a very pleasant way by
Mesdames Tomlinson. Read, Green
and Grundy. az the latters beautiful
home on Main and Fourteenth They
we're invited 20 come az one. and as
soon a. the full number arrived
they we're served a most delicious
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-02-01
Maids and MatronS

Mrs Jno. ?. Fleming provod a
very entertaining hostess Friday aft
ernoon when she was az home 20 the
Maids and Matrons Many progress
sions were made while playing Forty
two. high score going 10 Mrs " B..
Howard Dainty refreshments Of
olive sandwiches. pickles. Tea and
fruit cake Rere served
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-02-01
\ sixty Day Session

Representative Brourhton of Pat
.estine wants 10 adjourn at the END
of the first sixty days then the I'VE
dollar-a-day period has been eNhans-
ted. About 90 other members of the
House have signed his resolution
having that object in view. Seventy
1.-TWO would have been a plenty Brou-
yhton wants TO be sure To adjourn
land therefore figures that about IN
of the bows might change their
minds There were a great many
lwho refused 10 sign the resolution
however, and who appear TO be VIII
ling TO serve on after the end OF w
DAYS at two dollars per day Among
these are Kennedy of Kerr. Dove OF
Leon. NcNeal of Lockhart and
number of others. some old and some
new members of the House Among
those who signed the Broughton res
Iolution 10 adjourn al the end OF V"
DAYS. however. was Col. J.. j. North-
am chairman OF the appropriation
Icommittee of the House and on
whom. more than anybody else, per
hans. devoyos the responsibility OF
farming the appropriation bill IA
time 10 have same passed before the
regular session ends Ordinarily '
takes about ten days TO pass the APP
preparation bin after the committee
reports A. win Mr. WORKMAN ana
Ibis committee get Il framed and In
shape in time To pass before the end
OF the sixty days Well, 1t will GER
Itainlv take some hustling to do IT,
II will also break the long distance
record too
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-02-01

The early saloon closing law was
reported from the committee on u
auor traffic nearly two weeks back
People are beginning to ask the
question. what has become OF
when will it be brought up We'll
n is liable 10 start a lively little ru-
Gus in Jew more DAYS, having been
made special order for one day
next week Methinks this is one niue
chick thai is about 10 pip the smell
But whether 70 will be a Wyandot'"
or Rhode Island Red is what is pu/-
zlnr the prognosticators. VIII '
have high license feathers and a
selling-to-minors-felony tail TO ~ u
n, does the prediction Is made iha'
either It's tail and feathers will be-
nullcd or else It will die Of the sum
mer heat on the desk OF Governor
.Colouitt Another strange chicken
in the way Of a proposed law. is
tho bill Of Representative Kennedy 10
regulate elections
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-02-01

easily raised Mr. Kennedy may turn
out to be fancier OF no mean At
tainments.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-02-01

See Ponder he. Is selling tina. new
No. Printype Oliver. Ribbons Got
all makes and repairs all makes. f2e
Phone. s0-tfC
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-02-01
Amarillo Sociey
announcements

The Westminster Guild viii meet
this afternoon az , clock with Mrs.
oscar Schilling az the - Charles
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-02-01

two-course luncheon. Between cour-
ses the guests were entertained by
musical numbers by Mesdames cobb
and Green. vocal numbers by Mes
danes Cobb and Creager. and read
ing by Mosdames Walker and % Nee
ly The luncheon was pronounced 20
great success IN every way.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-02-01

The photograph shows the three
sisters of Pope Plus y as they APP
peared recently when visiting their
brother at the Vatican. The pontiff
always looks forward with great
pleasure TO the visits OF the mem
bers Of his family while the sisters,
who are very proud OF their brother,
avail themselves of every opportunity
to be with him.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-02-01
SESSION NOW To
IT'S FOURTH WEEK

CONTINUED from Page Onej
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-28
RANGE IN LIVERPOOL COTTON.
EutureS Opened eaSY
HAYWARD & cLARk,s
DAILY COTTON LETTER

NEW ORLEANS, Jan 27.-LiverpooI
lost over 10 English points i'm parity dur
ing the past few days. This accounts
for the slightly greater steadiness there
To-Day compared with the sudden drop in
our markets yesterday afternoon. Flu
lures were only points lower against
points lower due on the count from day
to day. Spot prices points higher but
sales smaller. Political news is worse
Our market opened about 6 points
higher. but trading was low as the gain
was soon lost when New York showed no
pronounced support. After the close Of
Liverpool the market was bought up to
1888 for May 1t is so narrow and sell
ers are so inundated by threats of bull
manipul2 ton from New York that rallies
are easily brought about by small buying
New York IS already circulating prcdic-
tons of n bad spring and other unfavor-
able new croD gossip for which there is al
the present absolutely no foundation. An
ticipation of bullsh comparisons of mill
takings next Friday is also an inducement
for bulling This Is the last week of
small takings last year After this week
the heavy January export began TO arrive
mill takings last year assumed record
figures. AS exports this season have
dropped off over 800, 900 bales in five weeks
weekly mill takngs are likely to be con
siderably under last year from February
l on.
Spots are duh and neglected. but for
the support and little rally i'm futures,
quotations are being asked.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-28
CAN PREFERRED
MAKES BIC Gain
Payment of Back Dividends
Causes Heavy Buying Today.
Trading Professional.
BY CHARLES w. STORM.

NEW YORK. Jan IS Strength fea-
tured the opening of the stock market
today, American Can preferred showing
a gain of points. This was the best
advance on the initial trading, although
a number of other issues were a point
or more above Mondays closing Loril-
lard was points up and American To-
bacco advanced p.
There was good demand for stocks
from a number of sources London was
good buyer.
Among the other gains were Union pa
chic o., Reading p, New York, New
HaVep and Hartford "a, Liggett Il Mey-
ers p, Lehigh Valley IS. International
Harvester a Interburo Metropolitan IS,
lnterboro Metropolitan preferred Is. Cen
eral Electric la, Colorado Fuel and Iron
Copper Il and American Can Is to !.
The curb market was steady
Americans III London We're firm.
Vigorous buying entered in the late
forenoon and further substantial gains
were noted throughout the list American
Can preferred continued prominent ad-
Vancing . points TO 121 while gains rang
ing around point were recorded in Read
ing, Smelling, Union Pacific and Manhat.
tan. Gains were made in Steel, Copper.
Southern Pacific and a number of other
leading issues
The tone was firm in the last hour ana
substantial gains We're made. American
can, both common and preferred, contn-
ued to rise The common was up points
over the noon range and points over the
days opening, while the preferred was up
as over the noon level and 75s for the
day. Southern Pacific had risen 3, since
noon, Business was active.
Stock quotations to IL a. m: