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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-03
CHICAGO HOLDING
TWO BIG PARADES

Third division Spmi-mIiitRry or
CARNATIONS. clubs. societies 81.
Fourth division. Business men.
north Of Madison strort, outside the
loop.
Firth division: Business men
south Of Madison street. outside Of
the loop.
Sixth division: National guard
troops
Tho judges Of the municipal court
Joined IN" circuit and superior court
judIes NJ the head Of lawyers d.
vision with EdEard u. TulmRn Ls
chairman.
There was gathering Of fr0msn
numbering about TOO. under Fire
Marshal Thomas O'CunnOr'a direc-
ton
The drug clerks organization
Bwsllpd the ranks ~ ia" mGrchers
and mnmbsrp who aIg here from all
parts OF the United States attending
the national convention Of their RH-
BOCiRtiOn adjourned IN time to take
their place In line.
safety FIRST" played an important
part ia the arrangements for the pa
rade. 4 large ambulanc" corps. Ia
charge Of Rcd Gross officials aud
nufBRB, wnr divided into groups and
stationed approximately along each
900 feet ~ the linz or march. The
city health department and the am
bulauCe B,nns OF many hospitals co
operated In supplying the Rnbu-
lance cOrpa.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-03
So Great is the Enthusiasm the
City Rises to the Spirit Of
Preparedness.


CHICAGO. June 3 50 great wh'
tho enthusiasm with which Chicago
rose 10 the spirit oi the preparedness
dhmOnstrAtlOn that iva raraics were
necessary. ono IN IN" day and on"
Of night.
/ More than 10000 men aud vum.
On took part IN the parade today,
having pledged thrmsply.s TO do 50,
rain or shine. The women said that
T.! II ralnOd they would wear their
old clothes and not lei thoI' "nthuR.
1gm be- qucuchcd by fear ul o. drcnch-
inF
The day parade formed This morn
ing IN Michigan agruu". south ~
Van Dur"n street, aad marched north
on Michigan avenue. the entire route
being RB follows
North on Michigan aypuu, 20 Ran.
hplph stru"i.h wcH OH Randulu
60 Franklin. south on Franklin "a
Washington, east uu Washington ia
state. HUuth uu state 90 Madison.
wust on Madison "a Franklin. south
ON Franklin To Monroe" o.,B, on Mon,
roo to state. south on Stat" 10 Jack
son boulevard. west ON Jackson to Il
Ipin, w"Et Ut Chicago river where
disbaudmrut win take place late his
afternoon
The men and women that took
part came from nearly all Of the
trndcs and profussiUuE The middle
aged and the gray-h"udod walk ID
briskly along with BtruppluE young
STEERS. all inspired by tho genera. IN
thus!Rsm. the crashing sound ~
drum and horn and 'hr waving u'
thousands Of flags
Thu formation nc IA" uuTchers con
sisted % the following distribution.
Platoon of police. mounted
trumpetrrs, q rrOup representing Ia"
famous picture "Th" Spirit Of 20. q.
Grand Marshal T. e. Young saud
stan. Chicago court Judges. Mayor
william % Thompson members Of
tho ciy council and various city g".
pnrturnta Grand Army of no. Re
public Veterans. Spanish wal yui.rnl
and cadets rruu military training
camps TN. formed tho udyuur. M
the parat" and then cam, the main
division .,s follows
First division Commercial aud
industrial interests
second division Enf.rs. in-ur-
moo mon. rUtIrulIpr. telephone .m
uiuycH. civil rurU,,r. brokers.
Mnmh"ra and Employees ~ M, board
o.. trad,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-03

vide %. remainder among the stockholders
pro rata with tA"iT several holdings OF
stock, but no such payment shnll be made
10 any siOc.hOldcr until after the publica-
ton NJ III" nO.ire hereinafter provided
RESOLVED. SECOND. That the preal-
dent u this corporation cause notice OF the
adoption Of the foregoing resolution to
bc published iu some paper OF general
circulation. published near the principal
p'io" or place Of business OF this corpora
ton, once o wc"., for four successive weeks :
ami that Do" certify these resolutions to the
secretary ut state OF the state Of WesN
Virginia, and deliver TO him certificate
showing the publication Of said notice, ns
provided 10y law"
Given under my hand this the 10th day
u MAY. 4. L.. 1916.
J. G. SAYRE.
President Peerless Window Glass Company.
ATTEST.
WALTER 4 JONES. Secretary.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-03
NOTICE az Dissolution.

Notice H. hereby gwen mat AZ a meet
ing NJ the stockholders uf th" Peerless
window Glass Company corporation
.rratrI and organized under the laws Of
iN" state N W".t Virginia. l"lu 81 lts OF
Ices It Columbus. 3D.. rn Pho 10Th uUF ul
May. \. D.. 1910. ID" following rcsolu-
lions We're adopted
RESOLVED. FIRST, That the Peer
less Window GLASS Company. corpora
ton 'r"at"d anu organized under The laws
o. Ii" stat" o. Wet Virginia. does here
10 discontinue business ua corporation
and surrender to the -uld state It's charter
md 'urpnrlt" franchises The bonrd uf
director, Will proceed fee ruHs'r' any p-Op
"rty, chooses In action. aud All ass"ts u'
this corporation Into gm" md pay on and
HischurG" al IT. debts. liabilities aud ohli.
cations. and after fully disuhHrEiug an
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-03

THE COMMON cot SgII uF TUr
rOwN OF STEsI.El UFiGIIr~ U.-rt.pr
-ouuty West N.rGIula. s..f r,-..lE. SEAL.
~ bids 'yr tAv -a -la,rrllI .sHr- ... %
= og.p-E. l"ua. june .s'4. 1910 log ..r
paving 81 St-al-s Asvnl' from Haze Nv.
lge ," Davis Street Davis Street from
~ property line. pgarau Avenue from hH~
street to Mcdowell Street and o. certain
alley running N1rI sud south from Warr
land Avenue - Alex nGs- NFsrsa o. IL.
Eiude all specification. sH'.u.l'rs .ruf s.s
~te- The slrressfl! HIGI-- = aar .- 20
give good and sufficient HsaG .aI -rssg b..
the Common C0gurl! IL. .Hlr44a Conn
II reserves the ?. Ett 90 reject HrH .r ..
hidA. AtIrFNE 40 conan cole. .'loga u- .lU.
20 II 4 Winter EerorLr- ..s Sur'. 1r.
'iark-buFE " -.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-03
MOTHERS DAY
SERMON
The First Methodist Episcopal
Church, Sunday. June d.
W. 3. King. Pastor.
no 80 Sermon Subject
GOOD MOTHERS "

~ HN.N'lH nay sermon
The sunday school aud EpwOTth
League ar" most earnestly requested
20 hear ,hls sermon. and all young
pc"ui" are invited 'u brink their par
cUts
N.nn o'clock sermon subject
BAD MOTHERS
Come o. rh,s hour and hear tho other
side Uf Ir
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-21
NOT MAKING MUNITIONS
L. s. Cast Iron Pipe Plants Not Suited
for Such Work.

The United States Cast Iron Pipe &
Foundry Company has not undertaken
the manufacture of war munitions be
cause the plants are not equipped TO
do that sort OF work, +. r. Lemoine
told the stockholders al the annual
meeting Yesterday. He added:
ave manufacture cast iron products.
and not steel, and shells are made Of
steel. II would be as easy for us 10
manufacture sewing machines as 70
manufacture shrapnel. We have
looked into the matter and found that
10 manufacture munitions il would be
necessary either 70 ask the stock
holders 10 furnish money 10 equip the
plants for this purpose or divert our
working capital from our regular bust
ness. which would not be good policy.
ITO show how impracticable II would
be for US 10 enter this field have re-
ceived letter from q friend of NINE
in England engaged in the cast IRON
pipe trade. and he advises me that the
British government has not turned MS
factory over TO the manufacture OF
munitions"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-21
CITY BANK TO HAVE
BRANCH in RUSSIA
Loan Being Negotiated Here Not
Yet Concluded.

Samuel McRoberts, first vice-presi
dent Of the National City Bank, will
sail for Russia on Saturday. TO be gone
until the middle OF next July. While
Mr.. McRoberts was reticent concerning
his plans, it was made plain in banking
circles that his visit would have TO do
with the establishment Of branch in
either Petrograd or Moscow.
The National City Bank is great
believer in Russia's future and has
taken the initiative in what Wall Street
termed the first definite step in the in
vasion Of the Cars empire by Ameri-
can capital While in Russia Mr.. Nc
Roberts will undoubtedly take UP the
question of loans on a more compre-
hensivc scale than has yet been consId-
cred here.
With regard TO reports yesterday that
arrangements have practically been
concluded for Russian acceptance
credit OF s30,0O0,0o0, it was learned
tina: the plan. while under active nego-
tiation, has not been concluded The
American institutions who have offered
TO lend this sum. but have not yet re-
ceived Russias reply, are the National
City Bank. the Guaranty Trust Com
pany. J. p. Morgan & Co.; Lee, Hlggln-
son & Co.. and kidder, Peabody Co.
The loan will probably run for eighteen
months. The bankers want rate that
would cost Russia close to per cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-21
BUSINESS TROUBLES


LYONS CREy--A petition In eansryptrv has
heen nl.d against Burd.'i + Ions :nd Ns.uL.
si .1 rfs-ss Cfoos 5000 McIN.r,n Ten
s.r,, ,s o. Ma ca .. Re .rm sunn,d I.sa4 no
ceedngs 70 be fskon rs which ule ssses OF W nl.
were ismn. md that NJ. I@on' hH f@nN s.,,'s
Hand sppo.nied George ! Thomson receiver bond
s. 900 with lea5t - continue business tni.. o"s
Amo. TIE ,sscs we've lease and dining .ish's ~
prop.ry ~ Long HI. Conn. which me h'm va
cnjoin,d from operating but Mr. Lyons y va,
sisf,d. trsrsferr.d tho rights - the firm 70 oihef
parts who are oDrTsiirg u noN Ine o'Hef @''S
VIZ MINK, nj .N.SiFACTr-gTNC COMPANY Abrs-
lam = SrHNsiu AID Mu-usl Topper. trading ., ms
Irreba Manufacturing COMPANY. paints and ois: al
with liabilities $50 aud ssseis Si55.
Bankruptcy Schedules.
q 7, CTsHMAN COMPANY. nc. restaurant
and baker a. Gl-n3 tth Az. has Med schedules
shoring liabilities f2.ss6 ana assets N,,lel; cor
So 900: mSrhinery. 50. $50; sio,k sso5 auto t25o
accounts t22o. note. 1900. tnd ltVslit s,.s1"
p,n- ST. 900 secured Charl.s ". nciell 5000.
MoDrRS nEsTtrRANT coMr.NI. . ., 10
sNosinr liabilities $50 s23 and ssse:s 1856 con
sisiins o. fixtures. s25 900: Stock. szeG .nd c,,h
Ss tp H Nee 7ois i. Insurance comp.a
So $50. pos,s Li:e Insurance Con,Pany N.slo lah
fbr,, Tor rc:ii: Seg YcrE Pc Baking COMPANY,
&. 40 End International coffee Company. s. .59A
S'pi1.r DiL.NCT DOOR COMPANY. manufacture
n, door, AID weather strips a. 1875 West 2fh . mas
ai,d .rh.dnl.. ,hcasins rabue. So. ali ard assets
yisse consisting cf accounts. s."2 soSS; s'i,
~ es,h $50 Amoaf the creditors trr Wilisn H.
PIT president s2o.50e for salary Rsnord PHI
" EAGIE iBRooa WORKS. INc.. q Is: p.lm-y
q, has hlri schedules shosing Liabilities tt,-sj ara
'SS'' ''' R.fusss Report.
GREAT WESTERN YuRNIrvRE COMPANY
r..sr.e John J Tosnserd Las hisd a reror In the
c,,s Of ths Great Western FURNITURE ,rnpAN' ~
"a w., isih a. shch sod furniture OIL tho
club pl,n. .hosins Thu, ,h,t. s.re %, c,. re-
i,ors. o. which 2l0i proved claims 10, ., ooN
,~,,,,-d a. Iudr4rh vas the trustee. lie received
=. Xxi rom ~, sSse'. and dsbu,ed ssts. leaving
20 p,y q dividend o. 10 Ter cent
AulsnmsHt
pIEssLER- BTARD MANlFACIl ny" t,,u,
PANY manufactures ~ sp-cial nAchiuery surflos
,rsi,,,nonis and scientific appliances a. Sss - az
IN. nadr an assignment 10 Louis W. stfore "
VAS incorporated IN i,nusry. 1911. WIN 'sps
,,o-k "a t,O0. 900. and Charles y. Dro.lr Is p'esl-
dent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-21
Property Owners Unite to
Bar Further Factory In
vaSiOn of District.
SIDEWALK CROWDS
CALLED A MENACE
Commission Urged TO Start New
Cloak Trade Centre on
Lower West Side.

Fifth Avenue, between Twenty-sec-
end and Thirty-third streets, will be
gradually relieved OF the crowds Of loft
workers who now assemble on the side
walks at of hours, if the suggestions
made yesterday at the hearing before
the Commission on Building Districts
and Restrictions are carried out. Prop
erty owners OF this district declared
that the Cloak, Suit and skirt Manu-
acturers' Protective Association, by
whom most OF the workers are en-
ployed, had offered their cooperation
in the movement.
As suitable centre for the cloak
and suit trade. the district running
from Grand Street TO Fourteenth
Street, between the Narich Street eX
tension OF Seventh Avenue on the west
and Lafayette Street on tho east. was
suggested. Suitable lofts at lower
rents. with the added advantage of be
ing near tho homes Of the garment
workers from the East Side, could cas-
lily be found in this district for man
ufacturers who move from the central
Fifth Avenue section, i was said.
Cyrus c. Miller presented petition
10 the commission, signed by practi
cally all the largest property owners
in the district from Twenty-second
20 Thirty-third Streets. between Fourth
and Sixth Avenues, asking that the dis
trict be restricted against further fac
tory invasion. Ii was argued that this
district is the centre Of the uptown
wholesale and Office building portion OF
the city and that great numbers OF
large wholesale houses we're moving
into the district from downtown. 1t
was estimated that the signers of the
petition represented tax valuation OF.
more than $4,000 900.
DR.. George VI. Price expressed the
belief that the manufacturers would be
willing 10 move south OF Twenty-third
Street or into the proposed lower
Broadway district.
Pierre l.. Willis. president of tho
Sub-Leasing Company. said that If the
factories could gradually be moved out
OF the district north OF Twenty
Street the empty space would readily
be taken up by higher grade OF ten
ants. II was further nointed out that
the beneficial effect Of the Broadway
subway would come 70 nothing If the
district Immediately south OF Thirty
third Street. on Broadway, was 10 be
surrounded with factories on both
sides. The commission will consider
the matter in executive session,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-21
Call Money Rate Up.

4, times like the present. when the
,ors,ry is threatened with serious COM
,''r.,ions. the trend Of the money mar
=, q usvallv a pretty fair index OF
Isn.inr opinion. Banks as we'll as IN
i,yidusls believe in financial prepared
ns,s For this reason the sufening
Al the call money rate yesterday was
ri.usd a. a Development of much sig
-isesree. poin.iug to disposition on
IN, mart OF the banks 10 pursue a pol
sv Of caution with regard 10 renewals
a. well as new loans. Money brokers
aid some Of the banks called their
outstanding loans during the course OF
he dsy and refused 10 make renew
As. This. they said, was due prob
sbv 10 the unwillingness OF these
bsrs. 10 carry such loans over until
Monday. with the international situa-
ion so uncertain. All OF which caused
q sr.a, deal Of shifting Of loans, with
II. result that transactions involved
inward Of s25,000,000 for the day.
against an average on preceding days
Of $4,000. 900 20 Sl5,000.000. The rate
.ho. I'd 10 per cent at one time dur
Ing the day. the highest since the first
o., the wear. when the whole money
market frmed up as a result OF the
lsrg. yearly settlements. Recently the
rate has hung around 20 PA per cent,
rarely getting up 70 2iz per cent
There IVES a slightly frmer tendency
1oted in fixed date funds Yesterday
also
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-21
FORECLOSuRE SAILS.

SUPREME COURT COUNTY oF NEW
York.-Csrios I. Mirick and The wash
lnston Loan and rrus, company, as esseu.
tors NJ the last viii and testament OF
Henry II Mirck. deceased. Planting.
against Mile II. overmsn. Albert ".
oyerm.n. LotSn H. si@S woI, c0p npsn.
Louis u rai" Aron,on. 'O Arthur scsrei.r Fred:
erick G. Mulgrew. George W. Porter.
H.rmine n CLARK. Anthony VI Hsrrigan'
Robert p Mcdonald Joseph lieidelburser.
Richard Uphsm. George \. Soper ana Ar
thur =. chase. defenuantS
In pursuance ~ Judgment Or foreclcs-
urs snd sale. duiy made and entered IN
the above entitled action and bearing daf'
April : 1915. } tlrs undersigned. refsre- IA
the said judgment named VIII SCI ~ rup-
lie auction. a. 49, Exchange Sslesroon.
Manhattan. city ~ Ne~ York. on the en-
dsv Of May. ials. ~ /, o'clock noon On
that DAY. b. Joseph =. Day sucuone-f.
the premises directed ~ said judgment 10
be sold ana therein described as follows.
All that certain lot. piecs or parcel oe
land with the buildings and improvements
thereon erected, situate. lyinE and being "A
thu Borough OF Manhattan. OF the CITY oe
New York. in the county and State OF
New York. bounded and described as fol-
lows
slds OF West End Avenue. distant Forty
eieh, FEET roufheriy from the southwestern
~ corner OF West End Avenue and Sew
en,y ninth Street: and running thene'
and part Of the way through a party VAL,
On. hundred feet. thcgcs soptherly para
lei with West End Avenue, Fifty four fses
and Two inches. running thence cssteriy
again parallel with Seventy ninth street,
one hundred feet 70 the westerly side OF
West End Avenue. thence northerly along
tho westerly side OF West End Avenue.
Fifty four feet and two inches 10 the point
or place OF beginning
Subject 10 any state Of facts which sn
accurate survey would show. and 10 let
tings 20 present tenants
Subject 10 mortgage for one hundred
thousand dollars ti0o oc0l. executed ~
Mile - Overmsn and Albert IL. over
man. 20 Albany Savings Bank ana record
ed IN the once Of the Register OF tho
County ~ New York IN Block Series Mort
sag~s Section 4 Liber 100. Page 362. art
indeNed under Block 80. 1855 on the Land
Map OF the city OF New York. and also
subject to a certain agreement as 10 tho
building on said premises. recorded IN thu
said Registers ONCE in Block Series Con-
v.yarc.s Section 4. Liber -, Page Sst.
and indexed under Block 40 1855 on tho
Land Map 81 tho city OF New York.
Dated N.p York. April 10. 1918
WILLIAM r.. WILLCoN,
sAcKETr. CHAPMAH l. STEVENS.
ATTORNEYS FOR Plaintiffs. The Tribune
Building. Sow York
Tho following diagram 81 the prop
srty 10 be sold f's street number II SsL
west End Avenue
10Th street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-21
South America BUYS Marks.

When exchange on Berlin rose sharp
.y Yesterday 10 &c marks 10 the dollar.
an advance from the preceding day OF
around IL cents. international bank
eIs and foreign remittance brokers sat
sp and took notice. The improvement
vas eveF more pronounced than on
Wednesday. when marks tended up
waro, and az the top the rate showed
a. appreciation from the recent low
record Of more than : cents. More was
heard yesterday by wsv OF explanation
Of the recovery IA marks Of the with
diawsl b. German interests OF banking
BALANCES in this country, but bankers
n position 70 know said there had
Teen very little OF this done, 50 far as
hey had seen A better explanation
ior the movement. they said, was 10 be
.ovnd IN the purchases of marks IN
iris msrke, for South American &C
count For several DAYS Of late the
inquiry for German exchange from tins
ossrter has been heavy, the dealers
say. and purchases are being made
against the sale Of South American Sc
ssntes held IN Germany. Moreover
ne Argentine government has some
comfortable interest payments due on
securities held in Germany. and this
a.s accounted for some Of the buying
o' marks II ia said
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-21
COTTON OFFERINGS
QUICKLY ABSORBED
Market Quiet and More Conf.
dent Over International
Situations Outcome.

The cotton market was comparatively
quiet yesterday. The furry Of liquids-
ton caused by political uncertainties
seemed 10 have pretty well spent itself
during Wednesdays trading. and yes
terdsy's fluctuations were narrow. with
irregularity resulting as much from the
liquidation of May contracts and even
ing up OF commitments for over the
holidays as from any particular view Of
international possibilities. July con-
tracts fuctuated between 1910 and
l..05c. closing at i2.0lc. with the gem
eral list closing steady. net point
lower TO point higher
There were few selling orders
around the ring at the start. and first
higher. with near months relatively
easy. The offerings. however, were
readily absorbed by trade buying on
near months. while there also seemed
TO be some buying here for foreign sc-
count as well "a scattered covering by
yesterdays sellers. Prices rallied IN
consequence, with the active months
selling about 10 ( points net higher
during the middle OF the morning.
here was no fresh buying OF consc-
quence so far as commission house
clients were concerned. and the market
turned easier owing TO another furry
OF May liquidation. which seemed 10
come chiefly from Wall Street sources.
Much OF il was in the way Of switch
ing from near to late months. with the
later deliveries holding within a point
or two of last nights closing figures,
while May sold about points net
lower As the difference between May
ard July brosdened 10 about l. points
tho near month offerings we're absorbed
and the market was generally steady
late in the afternoon. Scattering bust
rcss probably reflected al evening up
for over the holidays. As all markets
will be closed until next Monday morn
ING.
A private report issued during the
day indicated an increase OF - per
cent in acreage. but the figures we're
rot FAR out of line with previous re-
ports Of a similar character. and the
attention of the trade was too fully
occupied by political affairs and the
course Of near month liquidation for
crop sdvices to attract comment There
was no criticism Of immediate weather
condition. over the belt as whole.
Southern spot markets as officially
reported we're all unchanged. Exports
Tor the day were / ,069 bales. making
4.e75,974 so far this season.
Range Of prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-21
u,rket's Action Thought
favorable, Despite Late
Decline.
ranks REPORTED
AS CALLING LOANS
o.,s Advances TO High Point of
40 Marks Are Again
Advanced.

,,,,,rb the professional drive tow
~. close Of tho day pretty well
..;o,a gu. the early recovery in prices
y, ..,,oc Of Yesterdays stock market
tod 20 the average reader Of the
-. zane an indication that the bulk
=. real selling on the late interna-
al 6evelopmcnts had been COM
w., and that until tho next
- Germany became known the
-, would relapse into its former
,..;,s,ion and dulness. As matter OF
~. despite the late decline which IN
90. csses carried stocks under the
hsH the 6ay before. the general
p" mas that the market had &C
co., itself very we'll, indeed. Inc
..'''s 80, ri traders had come down 20
y. Gee, eNn.cting another wave OF
n0 .Ia,;or. from holders OF stocks "no
~ irsrned overnight OF the gravity o.
=, =, l,,.rslonmcn:s a. Washington. bu,
'n' Ne. not tic case, and, instead OF
~, nrices rallied at the opening ahG
80. .,,;rned 10 reflect improvcment UNIV
y. late afternoon drive, which pore
m ,Ls earmarks OF bear attack.
~. uss little evidence OF new com
-..-.,,,s the traders said, most OF the
i.rs buyinc coming from short Gov
20 and the selling from profession
: ,or-ces L. there was any hqui-
- :. was Of small proportions.
asTs attracting attention, the break
/, Ir5ustrial Alcohol and some OF the
...sr war stocks. together with Mex
az issues. failed 20 cause any great
sgritcment.