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The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1915-10-08
UItimatum Not Necessarily War.

LONDON, ENG. = The Chronicles
Petrograd correspondent cables to
his paper that the consumation of the
Russian ultimatum sent to Bulgaria
will not necessarily involve an i'm
mediate state of war. He says diplo.
matte intercourse would cease but that
the ambassador would not be neces
sarily given his passports or compel
led to leave.
The Ordway new era., 1915-01-15
Good Roads Meeting

Mayor J. H. Lesry Jr. and the
''city dads" met in special session
Tuesday evening with County Com.
missioner f. r, Phillips 10 attendance
at the meeting. The purpose Of the
meeting was 10 relation to the Colora-
do good roads movement. The Colo
RADIO Good Roads association meets
Ia Denver, January ~ and p, and IL
Is desired that Crowley county be
properly represented. The cpunty
mmissioners. Wallace, Bowdeu and
Phillips. who will he In Denver on
other Official business will be 10 at
tendance as representatives. OF che
county. and delegates from Sugar City,
Olney Springs and Ordway will also
be In attendance at the meeting.
Those selected to represent the Ord.
way district are ]. P. Bouldin, W. A.
Gray, George Riley, Cbas. G. Wool
bridge and J. A. Sale.
The Ordway new era., 1915-01-15
Mill to Start Soon

,. A. Mast. superintendent for the
Colorado Alfalfa Milling company.
states that the mill will probably re-
sumo operations some time next week,
though IL IL not certain.
The mill has not been making alfal-
IA meal for the past few weeks on &C
count Of the lack nf q proper market.
IL IL hoped that the market will grad.
ually improve. in which case Mr.. Mast
will push operations. ~.
The Ordway new era., 1915-01-15
Notice of Adjustment Day
srry Gull, Deceased.

Estate Of Harry Gull, Deceased.
The undersigned. having been appointed
Administrstor Of the estate Of Harry Gull, lste
Of the county Of Crowley. In the State Of Colo
RADIO. deceased. hereby gives notice that he
will appear before the county court Of said
Crowley county. st the court house In Ordway.
In said county. on Monday. the first day Of
February. A. D. 1915. at the hour Of 10 O'Clock
A. n. Of said day, st which time ail persons
having claims against said estats are notified
and requested 70 attend for the purpose OF
having the same adjusted. All persons in.
debted to said estate are requested TO make
Immediate payment to the undersigned.
Dated at Ordway, Colorado. this 7th day Of
January, A. d. 1918
PETER 9LYNN
Administrator. OF the estate Of Harry Gull, de-
deceased.
H STANLEY. Attorney.
First Publication Jan. 3. 1918
Last Publication Jan. 20. 1915
The Ordway new era., 1915-01-15
Notice
once Of the Treasurer Of Crowley County.
At Ordwsy, Colorado,
January Is. 1915,

once OF the Treasurer Of Crowley County. /
At Ordvsy. Colorado,
January Is. 1915.
Notice il hereby given 70 the holders Of Coun-
ty and School District warrants of Crowley
county. registered or numbered a stated here
In. that the same will he paid upon prssonts-
tion At my ofBos. All county warrants will
orase to draw interest after thirty (J0) days.
from date OF nrst publiostton and school war
rants sStsr twenty t20) days from date Of nrst
publication.
Warrants called are - follows:
County Ordinary Fund-ReGistered on or be-
fore Dec. 8. 1918:
County Road Fund-Resistered ON or before
Sept. IS. 1914; Apd warrant No. $50:
County Poor Fund-Regiatered on or before
Dec. 10, 1914:
School District No. s-ReRtstered on or before
Dec. I, 1914, and Nos. % and 81.
School District No. l2-ReRistsred on or before
Oct. II, 1914;
School District No, i7-Registered on or be
fore Nov 2. 1914, and No ~;
School District No. 7s-Rsgistered on or before
Dec. u. 1919 and Nos. 1850. 1881. 1852 and 1858;
School District No. 81 Registered or before
Dec 20. 1914 and Nos. l7S and 100
WIN. BRoADBENT.
County Treasurer.
First publication January Is. 1915
Last publication February 8, 1916
The Ordway new era., 1915-01-15
Notice To Contractors

Bids will be received up TO snd In
cluding Saturday, January 30, 1916
for the erection Of one story brick
building 25xl00. with basement. 10
the town Of Ordwsy. Colo. Plans aud
Specifications may be seen at my store
At any time. reserve the right TO
reject any or all bids.
J. p. BOuldin,
Proprietor Golden Rule Store.
The Ordway new era., 1915-01-15
CHAPTER LII.
The Old Adam.

ne OSO %0AW1s
A long minute elapsed before either
woman moved or spoke.
Transfxed beside .Alan's chair.
s.sadying herself with hand upon IT,
sack, Judith stared At the figure In
ne doorway. in temper At once dis
eomfted and DEFIANT. With this she
suffered . phase Of incredulity. was
scarce able to persuade herself that
this was truly Rose who confronted
her-Rose whose sweet and gentle
nature had ever served ~ the butt
Of Judith's contempt and ruthless
ridicule.
Here was revolution with . venge-
ance, when Rose threatened and
Judith shrank!
Il was a. II the women had N.
changed natures while they slept
The countenance that Rose showed
her sister was . thundercloud rent
BY the lurid lightning Of her angry
eyes. Her pose was tense and alert,
like the pose of an animal set to
spring. In her hand hung q revolver.
the same (Judith's hand sought the
holster at her hip and found II empty
that her sister had worn and for
gotten to remove when she dropped.
half.dead with fatigue. upon the bed.
: And slowly. toward the end Of that
long. mute minute. the girls grasp
tishtened upon the grip Of tho weapon
and its muzzle lifted.
Remarking this, fash OF her one
time temper quickened Judith. OF .
sudden, with . start, she crossed the
floor in Q single. noiseless stride. and
threw herself before her sister.
''well3" she demanded hotly. what
are you waiting fort Nobody's stop
ping you: why don't you shoot7"
The upward movement Of the hand
was checked. the weapon hung level
TO Judith's breast-as level and un.
equivocal ~ the glance that probed
her eyes and the tone Of Roses voice
- she demanded:
What were you doing thorer
IF you must know from me what
you already know on the evidence OF
your eyes-I was bidding good.by to
the man I love-kissing him without
his knowledge or consent before leav.
ing him to you for good and ALI"
What do you mean3"
THAT I'm going away-that can't
stand this situation any longer. Mario
phat and Jimmy are dead, my fathers
helpless-and I mean to sec that he
remains 80. Nothing. then, stands In
the way Of your marrying Alan but
me. And such being the case-and
because he's a. dear to me as he 10
CONTINUED on Page 81
The Ordway new era., 1915-01-15

o010 nom Iu6tu0r pStb0CuIsOu oiuS0
there now remained not one soul loyal
enough to Seneca Trine to prosecute
his private war Of vengeance against
Alan. And though that aged mono
maniac had means whereby he might
purchase other scoundrels and cor
rust them to his hideous purposes,
Judith was determined that he should
never again have any opportunity 80
10 do. Though Alan. she knew. would
never lift his hand to hinder her
fathers freedom of action. she. judith.
meant to take such steps a. his perse-
eution called for. II there were any
Justice in the land-if there were any
alienists capable of discriminating be-
tween Trine's apparent sanity and his
deep-rooted mania-then surely not
many days more should pass into his
tory without witnessing his consign-
ment to an institution for the crimi-
nal insane. -. ar'tS.'$
She, Judith. would see to that, and
The woman sighed once more.
Then Rose and Alan would marry
and live happily ever after.
/. But what OF Judith?
She made . small gesture Of resig-
nation to her destiny. What became
Of her NO longer mattsred. 20 that
Alan were made happy In such hap
piness a. he coveted. -
And now the thought stirred her
sharply that what was to be done
must be done quickly. II at all
And the almost level rays Of the
declining sun. striking in through the
open window, counseled hasts II Judith
were to accomplish her intention Of
leaving this place and finding her
father again before nishtfan
With the utmost care she rose from
the bed, crept to the door Of the room
tnov recognized ~ the quarters Of the
foreman Of the hydraulic mining out
fit) and out into tho room adjoining.
And there. pulling the door to gently
behind her, she paused and for many
minutes stood in tensestrung contem-
plation Of the man she loved-Alan
Law, asleep in . chair beside . table.
his head pillowed on his folded arms.
This was eavetaking between them
and he would never know.
Far better 70: Judith felt she could
not trust herself to say farewell to
him without breaking down and con-
fessing the utter wretchedness that
threatened 70 overwhelm her each
tims she forced herself 70 face the
thought that thb parting mus -
AaaL 500 -
Ixks q thisR sAs stole across the
eseaking floor 10 Alas side. hesitatsd.
lbe0t her head 70 his and touched nsr
l1ips to his chsek-a caress 20 light
that he slept ON IN ignorance Of 1t.
Then. a. she lifted her head and
stood erect, bosom convulsed with
silent sobs. she looked squarely into
the face of Rose.
The Ordway new era., 1915-01-15
Bob Greek

Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Warren were
guests of Mrs. wsrren's parents, J. g..
Hopkins and wife Sunday.
win Stevens and family enjoyed
last Sunday with J. ". Collins aud
wife.
Grace and Esrl Collins are SPEEDING
this week with relatives 10 Fowler
Mrs. Joe Hughes left last week for
different parts Ut Kansas to visit rels.
tives.
Mrs. +. R. Warren trapped . very
One coyote last week.
Rhes whitney, who has been III Of
IL grippe. will not return 70 school In
Ordwsy this year.
The Ordway new era., 1915-01-15
School Noes

Gladys Carpenter won honorable
mention 10 . crayon coutest conducted
by the School Afts magazine Of
Boston, Aass., for costume design.
Two hundred and twenty dve books
have been cstsloged 10 the Ordwsy
public library and eiRhty-eight vol
umes were loaned last month. 2
The istin clssses Of the high school
al4 apipetQ peceeot- q. laAaa 4plAIl n
sheuear fssuss, bas thedsss has not
yet bsen set.
The Ordway new era., 1915-01-15

A. the meeOing OF the Christian
EndeavOr snciety Of the Christian
church Thursday night the following
Officers were elected for the year:
Ruth Henderson-Presideot.
Ethel Slimmer-VIce President.
Edith Neal-Secretary.
Laurence Hays-Treasurer.
Mildred EdRsr-Pianist.
EIvs EdRar-Assistsut Pianist.
Wayne Neal-Cholrister.
The Ordway new era., 1915-01-15
Main Street Site is Selected
For Court House Location

County commissioners Wallace,
Cowden and Phillips pub smile on
the citizens of Ord way and Crowley
county Tuesday that will not come
OF. The action that spread the good
feeling among the citizens, was the
Orficisl selection of the location for
the new court house, sherin's
residence and jail on the west half Of
block 10 on Denver boulevard 10 the
north part Of town and directly east
Of the high school building.
For weeks past the question OF
proper site for the building has been
uppermost 10 the minds of Ordway
and Crowley county citizens general
ly, and 1t one time IL appeared that
the site on a vacant tract in the east
part of town would DO ofiicially de-
signated. That site, however, was
not popularly approved.
The citizens on last Saturday, on
short call, met In mass meeting 10 the
Chamber OF Commerce rooms and
after organizing with Attorney Chas.
q. Woodbridge 10 the chair and L. l.
CHM and Perry Behymer - secret
aries preceded TO discuss the relative
merits OF the various proposed sites
on Denver boulevard.
The discussion WAS led by Judge G.
F. Patrick and followed by s. p. IlRen-
fritz, J. P. Bouldin, Paul Crawford,
J. N. Meiklea A, +. Enysrt. VIM.
Edgar, Perry Behymer, d. F Bartlett,
Mayor H Lesry Jr.. rhes. GsIlavsn,
K. J. Smith and many others. all Of
whom seemed TO favor sites on Main
street. The meeting resulted III the
designation Of drst. second and third
choice sites, Is follows.
Unanimous first choice. block 10.
Unanimous; second choice. block 70;
just north Of block 10; and BY divid.
ed vote the North park WAS desiguaS-
ed ~ the third choice site. A CON
mittee Of i've composed Of VIM. Ed
gar. d F. BARTLETT, J. II. Lesry, Jr..
A. +, Eoysrt and Cbas. q. Woodbridge
Was appointed u meet and confer
With the eauosy commtastpners on
Tuesday Of thte week A0d lay before
them the wishes Of the people rexard.
log the selection. Of the site. i;
Tie committees WAS we'll received
by the commissioners whO are always
ready to hear what the constituency
desires to say on public question ~
their disposal. and after hearing the
committee and duly considering the
matter, the west half OF bltck 10 was
officially selected ~ the site for the
new buildings.
Plans and specifications have A..
ready been adopted by the commits
sionerx for the sheriff's residence aud
Jail and contractors are preparing to
nle bids on the work. Actual con-
struction will soon be under headway.
The Ordway new era., 1915-01-15
Infant Dies

G0ldIe Marie, infant daughter OF
Mr.. aod Mrs. F. e. Mccoy died We'd
nesday morning Of pneumonis. The
funeral services were held Thursday
afternoon st the Evangelical church.
Rev, NufYer conducted the service.
The Ordway new era., 1915-01-15
Joint Debt Paid

The last payment on the joint in-
debtness Of Crowley and Otero
counties Vas made Friday By the
Crowley county commissioners. The
Indebtedness Dow has been entirely
wiped out. Crowley county was
created from . part Of Otero county In
1919
The Ordway new era., 1915-01-15
IheIrey
I 'O|h'Iearts
b LoenB JoSEefs NAMcE
~.1.1stlSr:::.' 'tssEisA' tss:Es:..A ''''

This il tho lsst ipstailment Of the
Trey o, Htsrts The last Of tho
pictures wilill p shown at the Princess
theatrs on Monday night Of next
week. II viii be we'll To see this
picture eysa II you have missed
several duriu6 the series. The New
Era hopes thst you have enjoyed tho
story and slsA the pictures ~ shown
st the Prinosds theatre
The running Of serial story and
the pictures b the same time Ia .
new inhovatisp, only . few months
sgo this ,drst 6AvinG been done in the
cities. very few towns the size Of
Ordwry have tackled the propositiou.
Il IL the IRA Of the undertakings
here and We trust you have enjoyed
~ s-4al
The Ordway new era., 1915-01-15
OFFICIAL PERSONNEL

Treasurer-Wm. Broadbent.
Clerk and Recorder-Ira B. Coy.
Assessor-J. H. Williams.
SherifY-Henry .HumistOn.
County Judge-G. +. Patrick.
Superintendent-W. E Dalby.,
Corouer-w. W. Grimm.
Surveyor-L. W. Walter. Y.
Com thissioners Wallace, r. H.
Phillips and J. H. .Cowden.
The Ordway new era., 1915-01-15
Co. !. Dance

A dance will be given BY Co. l.
National Guards on Friday night
January 10.
The Ordway new era., 1915-01-15
OGcers Installed

Omcen recently elected BY the G.
A. b. were installed last Saturday
sfternoon. Aaron Cook 10 The new
post commander.
The Ordway new era., 1915-01-15

The Crowley County Teschers' as.
socistion will meet in Sugar City TO-
morrow, Saturday.
The Ordway new era., 1915-01-15
SlsAprss, u.
IN New J.dttih.

0tSAPTeW, 6ts
i ThS New JvdttA.
Prom slssp - from drugged stapoe
Judith Trfne awakened. struggling
back to eoose1ousness like some ex-
hausted diver from the black depths
to the starlsnsieten surface Of night-
bound pool.
And for little she lay. unstirrins-
her haif.aunt wits fumblins with
their businses OF renewing acquaintl
ance with the world.
AZ nrs4 - could BY no means rec.
osnixs hR slsEoundtnss This rude
chamber ce lough plank walls and
primitive fusnishinss: this wide, hard
couch she sharsd with her still sium-
bering sister Rose: the view revealed
BY an opsa window at the bedside;
fair psrsDee(lve OF tree-clad noun
tains throuGA which wide-bosomed
canyoa Fulle1 Down 70 an emerald
plain. seavsvsl nothins to her intsl'
ngenoe
A foSnIsup sense Of some epochal
cAanss 4 tAe4nhats and msatal proc
ssssse l1As hsstins. aaasa q
r VINO was s,is herself. this strange
crsAture whs rssted hero 20 calmly
b. the side q nosef II she were
Judith Urine. now came she to be
thsssr Irreconcilabie opposites in
every phase Of character. the sisters
had ssdulously avoided association
with each other ever since childhood:
they had not shared the shelter Of
four wsll6 overnight since time BE-
yond the bounds Of Judith's memory.
What, then. had 70 changed them both
that they should be found in such
close company?
What, indeed. had become Of the
Wild thing. Judith Trine OF yesterdayf
Surely she had little enough in com
mon with this Judith Of today. IN
whose heart was NO more room for
envy. hatred. malice or any uncharit.
ableness, 80 full was It Of love which.
though twas. focused upon the person
Of one man. none the less embraced
all the world-even her sister and
successful rival In that one mans af.
fections. s
This change haA not come upon her
without warning. She had been a.
most insensibly aware of its advent
through the gradual softenins Of that
old Judith's hard and vengeful nature
in the course Of the last few days
But now that the revolution was 40
complished. she hardly knew herself
she hardly knew the world, indeed,
% differently did she regard it-not
without something Of the wideeyed
wonderment Of . child to fnd all
things 20 new and strange and beauti.
ful
And this was the work Of Love!
Now the chaiA Of memories was
quite complete. NO link lacking In its
continuity She recalled clearly every
incident that had marked the slow
growth Of this great love she had for
Alan Law, from that nrst day. not yet
Q month Old, when he had escaped the
Asry deathtrap she had set for him
and repaid her only By risking his life
anew to save her from destruction.
down to this very morning when the
stream from . hydraniic noszle had
swept over the bs4nk oe three hun
Arsd-foot precipios . crimson racing
automobile containing two desperate
nsn bsAt upon oompassing the death
of her beloved.
By that act Of sheer self-defense
the world was richer for the loss Of
two black-heartsa blackguards. and
Alan Law might now BE- considered
The Ordway new era., 1915-01-15
Paper for Crowley

Crowley 10 70 have . Newspaper.
Hugh Howard. who has been coooec-
ted With the Gazette At Sugar City
will conduct II. j.
The Ordway new era., 1915-01-15

There 10 TO ba . meeting Of the
Crowley Commercial club oo Tuesday
night Of next week at which time
there will be some tbings special.
Judge Vorhies Of Pueblo will be the
speaker. The club will serve refresh.
ments and an Invitation Ia. extended
the adults of Crowley and vicinity TO
sttend. The program will be inter
eating.
The Ordway new era., 1915-01-15

Mise Lillian Trottsr has gone to
Kansas City TO buy stock Of millinery
for her spring millinery trade. Her
stock 10 To be placed 10 the Byars and
Strickland store.
The Ordway new era., 1915-01-15

Buy your Alfalfa Hay at .1iede.
mann's.
The Ordway new era., 1915-01-15
From 20 to 40 percent dis
count on ladies' and misses
coats at Byars q Strickland.
10 THE FARMRRs:

II you have nything 70 sell put
q small I'D. 10 the New Era's classi.
ded I'D. column. You can adver-
tise most anything you want for
10 cents to Is cents. II you have
horse for sale how many people do
you suppose would know II besides
your immediate neighbors. Per-
haps they know the horse. Al any
rate no matter what you have TO
dispose of the little ads are the
finders of buyers. You can't see
everyone. The paper can.
The Ordway new era., 1915-01-15

Buy your Prairie Hay at Tiede-
mann's.
The Ordway new era., 1915-01-15
PRECINCT OFFICERS

NO. l. Us: !: g.. -
Jus.lces-w. W. Lineberry. E. A.
ShafieEt-s, ~
Constables-Lee Flsrity and Clyde
Brewer.
M. 'sslf -. :.
Justices-A. N. Brsnamsn and F.
K. Fielos> -
con.s.s,..-B.a rsts,s and E. NJ.
Sypher.
NOS. y
Justioes-H. F. Aldrich sea L. s.
Fields.
Oonstables-G Gerald Horney ed
Chas. Marvin.
The Ordway new era., 1915-01-15

Justices-H. f. Aldrich Aoa L. s.
Fields.
Ooustables-Gerald Horsey ed
Chas. Marvin.
The new county officers have taken
their places, and are now 10 the hsr-
ness along side those who we're hold.
over onIcials and those who succeed
themselves - result Of the last
November election. The above line
up 10 that which prevails and which
will administer the affairs Of the
county for the next year. The change
wss made Tuesday Of this week when
all new onicials were sworn 10 and
Immediately assumed charge Of the
various oflces
There 10, however, but little change
over the ~pstsonsei, .,of, last year.
williams for assessor snceeeds Nc
Cabs, and Dslby u the successor Of
freeman for superintendent. Cow
den for commissioner, who wss only
last mouth appetnted 70 III the no
01NsbUQ bGH@ VI kAoSsy ~seAs
slx weeks ago. saooseds himsslf a an
elective onScer over tiiat OF 40 ap-
spoiutive one. The Others elected At
the Last general election succeed them.
selves - otlicials. They arc Broad
bent for treasurer. Coy for clerk,
Humiatop for sheriff, Grimm for cor
oaer aod Walter for surveyor. OF the
others tho two commissioners and
county judge are holdovess.
There will be little change among
the deputies over the previous yeas.
Miss Davenport who succeeded Mrs.
Hanna nee Green, will remain -
deputy u the county clerk. Martin
Hasstedt deputy under. VIM. Broad
hent Will remain 10 that capacity for
~ least sig weeks more when he will
Be succesdsd BY Miss Frances Strever.
sGeo. Herman will continue - un-
dersherih. and Miss Vinyards place
will not be filled, at the present ~
least.
The Ordway new era., 1915-01-15

Buy your Conkley's RemIdies at
Tiedemann's.
The Ordway new era., 1915-01-15
Officials Installed Tuesday
County Affairs Move On
Rhodes Succeeds Dalby

Harry o. Rhodes who was recently
elected to oil the Vacancy made 10
the principalship of the Numa school
BY che resignation Of Prof. ". e.
DaDby, has taken up tho work. NJ.
Daily has assumed the duties Of :he
otiice Of county superintendent.
M. Rhodes was . candidate 10 the
recent primary election for the. nom
ination to the ONCE Of superintendent
on the Democratic ticket, DAlby being
his opponent.
NUMA =.
1T. Muudell has returned from
Missouri, where he has been visiting
relatives for the past few weeks.
The infant 500 Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Claude MattinRly 10 very III.
Henry Passig will farm the Griever
place this year aud has moved there
this week.
John Luptoo will farm A. A. Brooks
farm this year.
Claude MattinRly and family en-.
joyed Sunday with Joe Trainor and
wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vim. Brosdbent spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Beard.
lfr. Beard is farming the Brosdbent
place.
A dSNghter Va. born January 2 to
Chas. kisinger and wife.
Buy yoAr Cream Separators At
Tiedemann's.
The Ordway new era., 1915-01-15

From 20 to 40 percent dis
count on all overcoats-Byars
& Strickland.
The Ordway new era., 1915-01-15
Bills Allowed

The Board Of Trustees Of the town
OF Ordway met January :. 1918. and
allowed the following clx,ms:
The Ordway new era., 1915-01-15

Continued on Page 81
Bisbee daily review., 1915-04-29
SPECIALTIES MAKE LARGEST GAINS ON
 THE DAYS MARKET
Local Fractions and lndustraIS
 and Equipment Issues Pro-
 nounced Fayortes. Advance on Over subscribed Bond Sale.

NEW YORK. April 2S Trading presented some unique features in the sense that the activity and strength was most pronounced in To- cal fractions and a few industrials and equipment issues whose plants are now furnishlng large supplies t0 foreign belligerents. Even iu the final hour the bid on usual speculative fav- orites did not participate in more than small degree of the days oper. auOns
 luterborough Metropolitan common and preferred Westinghouse. over shadowed au issues in the first four hours ndh hidual transactions In thc Batter ranging from 1oU0.to almost b.OOO shares. the stock closing with a net gain uf about nine points An advance ol from two 60 three points in transactions was associated with Che proposed capital readjustmeut ol the lnterborough. which promises successful contamination.
 Shares ia General Electric New York Airbrake. Locomotive and kin . NLHA ENNlN"' us NHNN LaNIN NlAN Nt tN HlA points. while motors and more isolat ed specialues uaied along to the extent of from two Co ghgee points
 A general advance in tae last hour which was preceded by brief dip among the leaders. followed the an- nouncemeut that S4o,000.0O0 of Balti- more G ohio 4l-2 percent notes of- fered by a banking syndicate earlier in the day. had been over-subscribed U. s. Steel was iu fair demand throuhtout the session
 Total sales ol stocks Slfo0O shares New York Central debeuJure 6s were the feature of the largest bond mar ket in several years contributing about 75 percent Co the days total par value S9.5OO0o0 U $ Bonds un- changed on call