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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-03-03

where she was guest at a house
party.
Mrs. W. n. Morgan of West Main
street is expecting a brother from
Mississippi to arrive this week for Il
visit.
Messrs Gus O'Neill and Fred c.
Clarke of Oklahoma City are guests
for the weekend at the Campbell
! home on North Washington street
The ST. Patricks dance to be given
by the Knights of Pythias' Club on
Wednesday, March Is, promises to
be one of the most elaborate affairs
ever held by this popular club,
The Ladies' Aid society of Law
renee Chapel met at the home of
Mrs John d, Salter yesterday after
noon and made plans which will be
ON sale at the Saturday market at
Highhll's drug store.
The best literary treat of the season
is in store for the people of Ardmore
this evening at the High School au-
dtorium, when Frederick Warde will
be heard in his famous Shakespeare
can reading,
'''
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-03-03

Mrs c. h. Richardson left this
morning for Denison. Texas, where
she will reside in future.
Yesterday was Ladies' Day at the
Elks club, and quite large number
was in attendance to enjoy the dance
Miss Helen Sayre is the guest of
friends IN Dallas this week. after
spending last week in Gainesville,
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also gifted as an artist.

Having lost her own little girl she
pictured herself as mother to millions
of Roumanian children, and among
them she was held in great affection.
As to woman's work, Carmen sylvia of
ten expressed herself in interviews.
"A woman" she said, is made for the
home. Her hands should be trained
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-03-03

to do beautiful things, things which
she can do by her own fireside, and
there her husband should find her
Her husband, King Charles l. of Rou-
mania, died in October, 1914, past IS
years of age. Since then the Queen
Mother herself had been in ill health,
suffering particularly from cataract in
both eyes
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-03-03

| could not stand
it any longer. 1t
was all in my lower
organs. At times |
could hardly walk,
for if | stepped on a
little stone ! would
almost faint. One
day | did faint and
m y husband was
sent for and the doc
tor came. was Ia
ken to the hospital
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-03-03
THE DAILY ARDMOREITE

was enjoyed by those present. The
next meeting Of the club will be with
Mrs. j. b. Moore, 109 G street, south
west.
The general public will be given its
first opportunity to hear the saXa-
phone sextette Of the Knights of Pyth-
las, which has arranged an excellent
program for the formal opening of
Madden's this evening. This sextette
has attracted considerable attention
since its organization several months
ago, and has been much in demand
in fraternal circles here and nearby
towns
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-03-03
four WEEKS
IN HOSPITAL
Mrs. Brown Finally Restored to
Health by Lydia Z. pinkham's
Vegetable Compound.

Cleveland, Ohio " For years | suf-
fered so sometimes it seemed as though
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-12
new JUSTICE TO
Be NAMED SOON
President May Appoint John
W. Davis in Hughes
Place.

WASHINGTON. June y A mrsstor
10 charles y Hushss ss assosisE lus.
,lce n tho supreme court aifesd, is be.
lns considered and one ma, bs named
Within tVu weeks
Although tho supreme rrufi adjourned
today until October department, N ms.
tics otn fisls are anxious that = new
Justice he srpolniei 1ulrkl, sp 'ha, he
can siye consideration dutlne the sum
mef months ~ pending rases
n is understood the president would
like 10 srroIn, John " paNs. solicitor
ssnetal but MAY be deferred from dnlns
30 because NJ Davis prepared number
~ eases nov pending ipr the department
~ justice The president is expected In
name democrat. since the court nov
hs, five republicans and three demo.
vrsts
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-12
GIRL MUNiTl0N WORKERS
PERMIT DISAGREEMENT
FOR SAKE OF SOLDIERS

n oNDON. June !. rnnnrics
H IN h"com" the popular term
llz1 for glrl munilnn Worsers whose
s@n and hair becomes yellow
from working over fumes IN ccftain
shcll factories ~ England Their "a
triotlsm In so strong they do not he's.
itAtr iu dirnguro Themselves fOr the
takc - the men behind me guns
"Canarics" hr' also better paid than
~" girls who DO not run the same
IskF 80
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-12
WOMAN OFFERS
TO SERVE ON
MURDER JURY
Court Dismissed Feminine
"Venireman" in Nc
Darment Trial.

MrsKoGrE Okla. June When
cor'y + Mcpsrmsnt. you,h'nl athletic
director m the Wagner. okla. high
school was placed m trial today.
charged with the murder OF Edgar watts.
student and son Of a prominent Okla
homa family. the court faced a prece.
dent In the jury panel when the name
of " o Duncan VA, called. an at.
tTacilve woman went forward
Ready, But Excused.
You are not " o Duncan ~ Ok.
thha. Okla =" n'd the court
= am. said n o and I'm ready to
serve
You're excused. shid tho cour,
The woman made no move
You're excused thundered the
haIliF and " o Duncan took her seat
In the spectators gallery
Heard Pistol Shots.
Mcparmcnt Vas locked In basement
nom NJ the hlsh school at Wagner
where he went with Eis,r watts and
clark Moss 10 chhstise them The iani.
tor heard pistol shots and met Mcpaf.
mcnt breaking from the room with the
statement
The, tried 10 kill me In there"
Butte, Through ~, Head.
Edgar watts Wss dad. with = hull.,
through the head Moss was sho, through
the head ana bndy lie lived and Ia =
witness against his former Instructor A
ptomlnen, array " criminal law talen,
IL here TO defend McDsrment Tn. watts
and Moss families have employed .pe.
cial attorneys to Assls, the state
WI. and Baby In Court.
Tho entire morning was consumed In
the selection NJ the Jury and when cnur,
recessed tho Jury hu, had hsen flled
Mannrmcnis wife. their n. month > did
child In hcf arms. sat beside the prisoner
throughout the session Count, At,nruc,
Rfhnson ~ Muskosce. assisting e y
Castle ~ WAGNER. asked ever, prospect
~, juror " The fact ,ha, the prisoner |.
wife and hshy VAS In the court room
would Influence him IN his verdict
Dead YOUTH, Father al Table.
Icsss " Watts. father ~ IN, slain
hoy, had a seat Al the table occupied nv
tho prosecution Resides nfsnsun.
Thomas u owen is aiding the state
Mrman rrucitt and ! = 4 Hstrod oi
oklahoma CIV arc ,hiet counsel for Nc.
uafmrnt Assisting them are Herbert
Gibson, " Mc,rts. N VI carr and
EaH wolch
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-12
RAIN GENERAL ALL
THROUGH OKLAHOMA

Oklahoma Citys rain Of last night
Was rs of an inch II was accompanied
hy vivid electrical display and some
damage was done by lightning which
struck several places
The rain was general throughout OK.
hhoma according 10 United States
weather reports, many sections that
needed I, badly receiving dovnpours ~
did others which were no longer In dis
tr.ss because ~ rains absence
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-12
SlavS Reach Capital OF Buko-
wilma, From Which They
Were Forced.
GERMANS SHIFT ATTACK
TO WEST OF FORT VAUX
French Positions Near Souvi|Ie
And TavanneS Bombarded
Heavily.

fnSpoN. June y Russians troops
SUNDAY approached 'he outsklrts of
'r"rHowltt tho capital N RukoVlna. the
war ofnro A. Petrogrnd announced to.
day
A. the Russian 'roorA drew near Ger.
nooltl tho report a,s there we're nu-
merouS explosions caused by the Aus.
'i'ans within the ctp
The statement also says that Russian
troops attacked ne bridsshcad ~
IilescEyky
once Heid by Russians
CEernowiir. the adjective ~ N" Rus
sian drive on this part ~ the front vas
IN poss-~sion n the Russians for som"
time early IN tho war but they we're
compelled 10 evacuare the city during
the progress n the Ausro-German Of
fentiys
HalescIyky H. on the river Dnicster.
thirty miles northwest of CEefnoViz
II vas I'm this region that some ~ the
heaviest fighting n the Russian Of
fenNive last spring occurred
The German war office announced to-
day that Russian troops attempted 10
advance northeast of HucLaz, Galicia,
ana we're rcpulsed More than 1900
Russians were captured
Attack West Of vsus
The German attack on Nefdun has
again swung To the cas-, ~ the Mouse
following the Hssaus ~ saturday night
on the French positions IN nm 30, west
~ the river sunday night German In.
fnntry charged French positions west Of
Fort NauI tho French war office re-.
ports hut was unable 10 gain ground
Al the same time the French positions
near Fort. souville and TAvsnnoe, south
of For, NauN. were bombardsd heavily
Should the Germans capture Fort Sou
willie. they would open a breach In tn,
French defense which might compel the
French TO sbandon thls entire line and
fall back on the inner defenses on the
light bank NJ the river
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-12


I'fh'n.nr STRUCK 'i'' dl'i"r'n' hu.'t
ings ir oklahoma en-, hH morning ~
7d durrr ,rs ,g.s, ,sr,.0. .f..,.i.,f
60.
NV '''N 'h' 'h'''N .
did fire result. md the tnpI damage
viii no, c,.eed iiaa1
pre nrl, urI.k and .h,,,s,,t D. iI,,s.
stone armament nr fF, t.V,, az "a,
First Rants, church rIs,,,,t s,,.,,
and rahlnso, BterY. ~, ,,uty, ,,,..
htoke several square ,,rbs 81, ,iIi,r ,,
the roof and slightly A,wer,t A., s,,ipst
glass window An t,lsf homes In M,
church and , number o' electric lights
were burned ugi
a. 2 Rkrr'. musical director ~ tho
lirr Baptist church was standing ~
he studio In 'hs northwest CORNER ~
lh' .n''',s ~ me ilm' '1' o'i de-.
.r,.,, ,,t.E...i.I ..t,. .t
n,y,t ,r....E Dad, t.,....tt.
lsr,r. b., .,,, ,.. t...,'.., ,..
.,t...I ,,,...,,..
Sa'f'ra o' ~ rlne
Tho rfstfn.e of q metal drain rIrc ~
ihr rdgr ny tho rnHi carried oW ihs .U..
rent and prevented damage t6 tho ehuf sN
interior otherwise N is haurht no
holt would have blasted B hnir hrnHth
the fnn'
NuWurnus birds make their homes In
The hrlff, While no examination mad
been made this morning N0fHren tfaf.
% that probably l number Vrfg electro.
ru'ed
rnm'sc Uil MOI exceed 500. ~ 's spid
WW W,sI,, bite vI,. aud ,,., s,ta
drrn. had marrow sss.ss. frs,r i,.t,,
and nnssIbly death when lightning struck
the root npnyr 'b't frnm ir ~. ibrri.
son hotel is tNrhprgr avenue Pack.
lns'oNn ~ IN" sam" ''wc The lfH
haril'i 'hnf.h N'f damaged
Plaster. broken rlbss aud IN manner
NJ deHfls vas scattered oH nr.f hsis
Al tour escaped without = sH'.'
l'em'rF No IN. 'ooi and hV1'rs " The
'"om VIII '''A '.'
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-12
PR0GRESSlVES URGED TO
WAIT WITH PATIENCE

CHICAGO. June u Raymond Robin,
chairman Of the progressive national con.
veu,lnn. and Harold Iches, progressive
national committeeman, announced today
that they viii leave tomorrow ~ Wednes-
day for oyster Hay to talk over the par.
~ situation With Colonel Roosevelt
In Joint statement issued today Rob.
ins and lckes counselled prosres.ives To
wait patiently for the meeting of m.
national committee June "a. when II viii
be- decided what action the party Will
take
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-12
Hilles, Head of
Republican Party,
Also Head Waiter

cHtc AGO June 4, hor charles n.
Hllss doubled No head waiter and char.
man ~ 'ho republican national commit.
zoe. vac hlsrlnsed TODAY NJ Hiies In
evening clothes Was standing ~ the en-.
trance ~ ihr d'ninr fnrm 81 his hotel
saturday evening shsn an excited man
rushed up tr him ard explained that
bio hsi hern isruiised - arsnss din.
nrf fnr = rsfiV ~ friend. and thu, he
had forgotten n until = ls,s hour
Saw Old man n, ine up vith = tshls
md ~ make II aii ugh, pl,h you Ne
PAINTED NJ TITLES without alsriosins
his identity. assured the .tsns.r ths.
he wuuld have II arranged iIs then
turned to the head waiter and sftssa.A
fos the table
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-12
INDIANS NOT CITIZENS
BY LAND All0TMENTS

WASHINGTON, June i2-Holding ,hs,
Indians are not made citron. Of the
rrited States hy receipt of allotment,
Of land. the supreme court today sus.
tnlned an indictment against Fred Nice.
chatged With selling liquor a. Carter. s
n, 10 George Coftief. = Sioux. with al.
loted land The defense claimed that
state Law applied to The case
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-12
VIRGINIA ogsr ORDER REFUSED

WASHINGTON. June 4 The SUI
rtemc court today deni.d the petition
o' the commonwealth NJ Nitsnia tot an
immediate order to the courts marshal
to sell property NJ the state of West,
virginia to satisfy tho u2ono 0oo mdE
ment against the latter In the virginia.
IVES, Virginia state debt case
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-12
Strongest Warship
Joins u. S. Navy

NORFOLK Va June i2-Th. new
supefdres dnsught Pennsylvsna came TO
Norfolk navy ward today from hor
builders ~ Newport News and was com.
missioncd In the United States navy
viii capt n = Wilson commanding
with her main battery n twelve li-in,h
rifles, the rennsyl,sniA IL considered
by expert. the most powerful wsrship
ailoat She displaces =, .oO0 tons IL snS
feet Ions and made slightly more than
twenty nine knots an hour On her speed
trials
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-12
MAN DIES OF lyE BURNS
INFLICTED BY HIS WIFE

SHERMAN, Te,ss. June i2-L r
gathfisht whose eyes we're burned nu,
Friday when his vii. poured concen.
tfated I've In his face willie he slept IL
dead
Complain, WAS filed against Mrs
GsthfEh, charging murder She waived
examination and save q o. nnn bond
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-12
Gasoline Out
Of Distillate,
Almost Pure
Oklahoma Cityan Interested
In New Process Which
Uses Waste Product.

p's'lIa'e, that hy y.prodlc' N the rrs.
olIro refinery heretofore regarded o. NJ.
most worthless md nllowed 20 run into
'f' nearest body NJ water. oAn hn made
o. yield gasoline IN about m percent o'
rs bulk when put Though refining
process invented b, W VI Parker ~
Pittsburgh. "a and in which col 70 f
colco'd. ~ Oklahoma cry ls interested
n f. stated
Patents Granted
Patents on tho process. we're granted
short time ago hy the rnied States
government and ~ soon. nc the .reees
Hy apparatus can be installed ln Mr
Colcord's reY.uer, ss pemer, the lnysD
tIon enl hc gNcn rryhl1 TRIAL has
been held up pending receipt Of specially
designed pumps These are expected 10
arrive within the next 'vo weeks
The invention provide for forcing Dis
til'ntc at q pressure ~ 100 pounds 20 m"
square inch through huge metal drum.
heated 10 high temperature This u.
d,ines the, products which n M turn
forced through various receptacle ~
high and low temperatures. through
worms and coolers and other ma
ci incry
Cost Fra'tlor OF Gas
pis'illStc can be purchased ~ about
~ cents a gallon The Parker process
turns n into liquid retailing AZ %
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-12
Republican Candidate Begins
Campaign With Trip to
New York.
ROOSEVELT EXPECTED
TO GIVE ACTIVE AID
Nominee Refuses to Comment
On Endorsement by Ger
man American Alliance.


NEW YORK. juno T.. E''"ns 20 road
fRrifr4ugs fuit. inf. t concentration
here bo'poor rrlrlr. Tvut Hugh.s
'ho republican prolionrHl nominee. and
t,,.rg. VI.l,,ths,, ,,.. p..t.,,,r oh,
'''''' "''' .N I'''' '' gam ''' '''
port N colonel Roosevelt fDr 'h" r'-
publican r1rd.dsir scr, mo, b, denial
,,oo, ...,..... 49,. t.., ,..., r,t any
tIgh''l''h''
Discussion Secret
While NJ, Wlrge,,r,r.s conference
MIN.
"' ""'"'' ''I'''' 'F'"
'H
FOL. 'o mo nature o' NOR dl''0"..h
NJ WIrf,rtnum insisted that I4 visit
An. ,Y,.I, ,.,s-o,t ON,
h'" h' .'''''''I'" '''
trN0n'' Roosevelt eud 90 mission 20 80"
him ".s,idsNr Wirksnh,u after omssr.
,,. d.. ,,.,,. ,.,.,. ,,.,..,,..,,y '..o
vi Hughes You 'h'f'F m's''F' mo
object n ms visit : have Ind mo- 81.
urrnl roauous with Mr Hughee ou ms
account
gspec,s Progressive Aid
- am ,.,,,u, .u,r,,,irg him .,
.r,y,.. ptrg ~. r,,rr.ss,ves viil
s,,a ht,, p,,, nm, .,d A, ,o, o.,
,.c, Cni,,,i p,a.,y,I, ,a t.,d p, ,birI
,I9k., uu, tho, - ool, yucss wr,s ON
,,y r,,,
o,bc,s n, ,,,,, ,r, called ON Mr.
,trvt,s q, 81. ,,,.,ya,, f,gIutsa Henri
u T,r t,,,he, n tho former pf,sI
dent senator " = Lippit' o' Rhode
Island. ana William Gao Shng'I a.
slsiani secretary oi war unA'f h''sr
ven.
Alliance Again In Action.
rh. n,., o,r,,,zcs poi,,ic.I NOV. IN
IN. ,,,,b.,.,re n, ,h. ANNALS, ,,,
Hughes va. Announced TO-DAY upon The
s,,iv,I ~ ~. ,enuhtic,p r,nsids,.
IL o.. tho ,.vtvsi q, the Hughes al
usnc. an ors,ni,,,ion NJ rcpublIc,ns
democrat. and ind,pcpdept voters which
r,,,. INTO .,ts,epr. during IN. second
r,np,irr o, NJ, uugb.s Tor soyerpo, NJ
New yotk IN zoos Tho announcement
va. ,,,de by r,.yIs u whitney r,,h
u. s.r,tr. ,cy,,issio,.r
,,, a.. ,,n,. ,
w" ""N WV" 'op"""N
Mt Nn,,n', a''o'npNl''I W. I,s
where NJ Hughes established his bc,d
au,r,ers u. aid TINT the same men
Who uerc Identified with the Uurhes
allanr, Ind decided 10 80, together 90
Vo,k ,p Nov YORK state for his olsr.
tion pfohnbIt under tho name of tho
Hughes .p,fus,n le,gu. The
league. he s1it will co operate with tho
regular republican party Organization
,.,., p,.s
n"N' "',ns ~, vn ''.l.,'a ".
WV. ..' '' w n"sn.s, 80. vs.
"'NeP'P''W'N u'N' '"i"' N''' Ut.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-12
ACTON DAVIES DEAD.

CHICAGO, June ii-Ac,on Davies
former dramatic critic, NJ the New roth
sun and fecen,lys litets,y adviser ci
lesdlns thesttlcsl msnase,s died here
today In hospital OF heart disease. lie
Was n years old.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-12

senator Thomas Taggaft said today
that The vi" presidential candidacy oi
hog"r sullivan .'hough u has the sup
rnr oi 'h, Illinois delegation. prob.
HhN viii NOT ho placed before The con.
Nrr'l1n senate. Ttgsaft said he eS.
p"r''I 'h" names ~ toN'ftor Major Il
Missouri 'ni senator owen ~ Okla.
hnnb 'n h' pfescrisd - well ss thoss
~ Governor NHUfehesd and secretary
Baker
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-12
VIII Work WIN Republican,

Mr. whitney accompanied the prca
Dental candidate to the Hotel Aston
where NJ Hughes established hts head
quarters Hc aid that the same mer
who were Identified with the Hurhc'
alliance hnd decided 20 ge' together =,
WORK IN N"N YORK state for his cl'c
ton. probably under tho name NJ M,
Hughes NHr Partisan league The
league. be- s1ii viii co operate with ~,
regular republican party Organization
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-12
Saved Their som.s

Guards Relate Story,
J X Ballard md William 50 Clair
riFht guards =, tho dam, reported This
morning that tho mon approached from
the north side NJ tho cut. but made nd
slgn Of violence
"one man. \ J Heuihotn, acted a.
spokesman for the crowd We have
come TO destroy the dam and We ara 60
,ng to do " go you had better no, Offer
f,,is,Ance. Tho coming rise In the river
would destroy too much property n tho
water flowed through tho ofiFinsl chan.
mel am working under orders
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-24
SUB. TREASURY STATEMENT.

MONDAY.
l'lll by sub Treasury - banks. 1s.s,1hhn
l'll by banks to Treasury. 2.s3s, 900
Loss 10 hanks on days trans
sections .,.,..,,..,..,... SUsooo
SINCE FRIDAY LAST.
rsid by Sub.Treasury tn banks. SslseoN
fiii by banks to sub Treasury, 1903. 900
-
Los. to banks. ,.....;.:.., R.ss1.oos
Loss to hanks same period pre-
,ious week ,,....,......,.,.. Vs.ooo
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-24
THE CURB MARKET.
some Of the Motor stocks Advance
to New High Levels.

Trading IN the outside market yesterday vas
OF fairly good volume. but the general under
tone was irregular. Brokers centred their at
on the motor stocks. which sympa
thizcd with the upward movement OF the
same class OF securities on the stock IN
change, and under exceptionally heavy trad
ing some of the issues established new high
records.
Chcvroie, Motor was a strong leader, ad
vancing to :tT. the highest the stock ever sold
and an overnight improvement Of IL points
A, the top price yesterday Chevrolet showed
n gain OF more than 900 per cent. from the IN
trodurtory price OF 50. at which II was
brought out last fall.
Saxon Motors adv anced points and made a
new high record for itself. selling at 7si7
Peerless. which for the past two weeks or so
has been towering around 81. shared In yes
terdsy's upturn, selling at -, a net gain OF va
points from the last previous sale. IL recedcd
Q point toward the close.
Midv ale Steel and Cuba Cane Sugar com
mon displayed a steady tone at the outset.
but n selling movement set In immediately
after " ard and both stocks were carried down
z and Ia points respectively.
Flemish Lynn common moved I'M y OF q
point but lost all Of the Improvement on
profit taking IN the later transactions Acme
Tea was strong under a fair degree OF activ'
ity. lettering its prev 10y . points
4 slightly improved demand for Standard
OIL was shown and prices generally ruled
the exception OF Monitor Silver. which was
marked up to ?ig. a not sdvaurc OF y point
In the bond department Midvalc Steel ..
was the feature. II yielded y Of "a point ~
sympathy with the weakness shown in the
stock.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-24
MONEY AND DISCOUNTS.

10 DAYS. q, months "a ai
u months. 3 Az
CALL LOANS.
High -, low -. Last -. Renewal rate 90
COMMERCIAL rAPER.
Best Names. Other Namep.
-Four to six mos o.. .3l.@3i9 ........
30 to ~ days , d "'t ..r,....
BANK ACCEPTANCES.
90 day. ..... .2tYG2'. 10 days .... .2I@2ls
Reserve Bank Discount Rates.