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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-06-17

not less than five dollars nor more |
than one hundred dollars, and each
days failure to obtain such liceItse
and to pay said tax imposed thereon,
shall constitute separate violation
of this section.
ALI taxes imposed or licenses IN
der this ordinance shall be paid to
the Mayor, and all persons and firms
embraced in this ordinance shall make
returns to the. Commissioner of Rev
enue at his office in the City Hall. The
said Commissioner of Revenue shall
issue the license and impose the. tax
chargeable thereon and shall furnish
the Mayor, Auditor and Finance Com
mittee the details thereof, and also
the name, of the person, firm or cor
poration obtaining the license, the
said amount of the tax on the license
shall be paid to the Mayor before
the same shall become effective. The
Commissioner of Revenue shall be en-
titled to fee of Fifty Certs for each
license which amount shall be added
to and madeva part of said tax there
on. and the Commissioner Of Revenue
shall be paid the sum of Fifty Cents
on each license when the tax thereon
is paid by warrant on the City Treas
urer.
The Mayor shall be entitled to
commission of Two and one-Half per
cent. on the amount of taxes collected
by him as provided in an ordinance
of the City Council approved June
80, 1881, and whenever the collec-
tons in his possession shall amount
to One Hundred Dollar or more ne
shall deposit the amount with the
City Treasurer and take his receipt
therefor.
When licenses for two or more wa
CONS of the same kind are issued to
the same person, only fee of fifty
| (5O) cents shall be charged therefor.
The tax on all licenses shall be pay
able on or before the 1st day of July
1919, and all taxes remaining UNI
paid on December 1st 1919, the Mayor
shall make a report for such delin-
quents to the Finance Committee on
or before January l, 1920.
It shall be the duty of the Chief
and Sergeants of the Police or such
officers the Mayor may detail to call
quarterly upon each and every por-
son, firm or corporation doing tusi-
!. ness in the City and demand an ex-
hibit of the license. The officer shall
make a report to the Mayor whether
or not amy person, firm or corpora
ton is doing business other than thai
for which licenses was obtained, and
if so the offender shall be proceeded
against accordingly The tax ON every
license granted for the unexpired por-
ton of the year shall be charged pro-
rata, unless otherwise provided.
Section 2-All persons, firms or
corporations prosecuting any bust
ness, employment or occupation, not
specially embraced in this ordinance,
! that requires license under the law
of this state, shall be required to take
out a City License and pay the amount
of tax imposed, thereon by the State
Law for such business, employment or
, occupation, under the penalty pres
cribed for violation Of Section Two OF
I this ordinance.
| Section 3.-nhis act shall :Ebe, IN
force from and after its passage.
Passed the Common Council June
18th, 1919"
| HARRY R. BURKE, President.
Passed the Board Of Aldermen June
10, 1919.
F. F. MARBURY, President.
Approved June IA, 1919.
THOMAS A. FISHER, Mayor.
| Taste.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-06-17
w. z. BLANKENSHIP.
NOTICE
To the Bondholders of the Mutual Ice

To the Bondholders of the Mutual Ice
Company.
Five thousand dollars o. thg bonds
of this company will be paid 2: TIE
First National Bank of Alexandria:
Virginia, July l. 1919.
The bonds to be paid nil Dc s>.e-:-
ed by lot Those who Z not desire
their bonds paid must zp..fy nc IN
or before June 23rd, 1872 &C T.. hey
may be omitted from ste drawing.
J. K. M. NORTON, ira zee.
.32"l7p
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-06-17
ROBs FRIEND! OF HIS EYE
Gipes Him Firecracker for Cigar.
cite. il Explcdes in Mans Face

UlpCS HIN FHtETdCNtI tut d NISut :
cite, it Explcdes in Mans Face
Coatesville, Pa, June ia prac-
teal joker who wrapped frecrack-
er in rice paper and handed it for a
cigarette to Harry Natter, cost him
the loss of an eye yesterday, The
young mans face is also badly dis
figured.
Natter was visiting at a resort on
the Brandywine, near here, and he
asked a friend for a cigarette.
1t exploded in his face when he
applied fire.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-06-17

Arrival ana departure Oh 1hesouSoA
Alexandra. Virginia. The following schedule
figures published as information ana ao'
guara nteed.
SOUTHERN RAILROAD
Eastern Standard Time.)
South. NostA.
New York Memphis
3:27am. Via BrstoD ..... .12:ls Am.
Washington-Danrlle
1887 a.m......... (LocnlJ ........ 3:ls pm.
New York.New Orleans
s:47Rm (via Atlanta) l:68 pm.
o:o7 a.m.. Wash ton Hhrrlsonburs. S:1s pm.
s:s7a.m........ tCoachcs) 49,. .l1:1a pm.
Washington. Memphis
2:27 p.m....... (via BristoD $3.50, 4:6s pm.
Washing tom birmingham
2:5T pm... (Via Atlanta) go. .12:OS pm
t4:l2 p.m.. .Wasll'ton- Harrisonburg 11:U3 ami
Washing tom Char lottesyille
400 m.' CoraD :0s am.
n: 30 n. m. Wushingtun- Warrenton. 1853 ami
1917 p.m.-S. Y.-Augusta-Aiken... 7:lS Am.
New York-New Orleans
iS:i7 D pm New York: atlanta; s:2s am:
I1:oop.m.. (via Atlantaj ..,... OPS am.
WASHINGTON SOUTHERN RAILROAD.
South. North.
~ New York Jacksonville
s:35 a.m........ "a. c. ~ ...u:so Pm.
Washing ton Richmond
1855 New Ai Sfa2 i:0O ''"'
9:47 am Is. a. L. ....... 1918 pm.
washing Notwithstanding
I0.52 UocaD ....... $40 am.
Washington Richmond
II AZ a.m...... (Exprcss) ...... 1850 pm.
New Iork-Tampa.key West
1892 p.m.... "a. G. ID .......3:00 Pm
Washing ton Richmond
SIT p.m........ (LocaD ....... 1887 Pm (S)
Washing tom Columbia -MemphiR
-! New e Iork.st. Peteisbars:paim Beach
S:07 p.m...... Is. A. l.. ....... 9:l5 am.
g:17 pm Wash. 81. Pet'burg Tampa 9:6 pm.
Richmond Washington (express).. BIDS pm.
tDaily except Sunday.
Sunday only.
o. S. RAILROAD ADMINISTRATION.
Ticket Office, Union Station.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-06-17
RAILROAD SCHEDULES

Arrival and Departure Of Passenger Trains
Alexandria, Virginia. The following schedule
figures published as information and not
puara nteed,
New Britain herald., 1919-11-13

X daWg ghtcr was born today at the New Britain General hospital to Mir, and Mrs. Richard Schroeder, ot 6l3' East Main street.
New Britain herald., 1919-11-13
WOMAN SOLDIER SPEAKS.

Sergeant Ruth Farnam. the only American woman soldier, gave a very interesting lecture last evening before a large congregation at the Trinity Methodist church. Mrs. Farnam served m the Serbian army and was decorated by the Serbian governm ent on three occasions. At the present time she is touring in behalf of the Serbian relief. In the course of her talk she related the present conditions in that country and the work of the relief committee. Pictures showing the re- suits of typhus and tuberculosis were shown and explained by her.
New Britain herald., 1919-11-13

Edward Brophy have resigned thei places with the KoIb Bakery com pany.
 A. r. s. dance at Bungalow Satur day, November 15.-advt.
 Mayor Quigley has received his no tification of the mayors conferenc which is to benheld in New Haven o November 19. Among the speakers i Mayor Ole Hanson of Seattle.
 Order your Xmas greeting card now at Adkins, 66 Church street. advt. A F. $. dance Bungalow tonigh, --adVt. -#t#t4-
New Britain herald., 1919-11-13
STOCKDALE TALKS
 STORE TURNOVER"
Business Expert Shows Local Busi- ness Men How Failures Happen
 in Retail Business.

Frank Stockdale, a retail business expert, gave another interesting ad dress this morning at the Chamber of Commerce rooms. followed by a talk at a monday luncheon at the E,lks' club. At the morning session MT Stockdales talk dealt with store Turnover" which is a new question to the local retail business merchants. He discussed Stock Turnover" because he stated that stock turnover" is more rapid than capital turnover and needs more at tention by the retail merchants so as they can figure profits.
 During the course of his talk Mir. Stockdale brought in the turnover department stores and stated that the rate of stock turnover answers the question of "how long does the merchandise stay in the store ?" An average 99 merchants out or 100 do not know their stock turnover and don't know how long their stock stays in the store after 1t is purchased. he asserted. The man
New Britain herald., 1919-11-13
CTYITEMS


Hear De Gogorza records at Morans'. -advt;
 The BodWc11 Land company has transferred land on Roxbury road to Mathilda Anderson. Joseph kobus has sold property at 1G9 Grove street to Walenty Sokoski.
 White Rose camp will hold it's reg ular meeting this evening in Electric hall.
 A. P. $. dance at Bungalow Satur- day, November 15.--advt.
 Rebecca Silver of this city, through Attorney Henry r. Roche has brought suit against Julius"Miller for the recovery of damages. Property on Wolcott street was attached this morning by Constable Fred Wrinkle. The writ is returnable before the city court the fourth Monday in Novem- ber.
 Engraving orders. for, Christmas should be placed now. See Adkins, 66 Church Street.-advt.
 There will be rehearsal of the choir of the St. John the Evangelist church this evening at the home of Miss Marion Campbell of East Main street. ..a
 A. P. $. dance at Bungalow tonight --advt.
 MT. and Mrs Richard Brop11y. and
New Britain herald., 1919-11-13

who does not figure stock turnover is d failure, nine times out of ten. as he carries d large stock on hand which eats up the profits and adds to the carrying expenses" he said.
 At the monday talk at the F1llS' club, MT. Stockdale talked on the subject of "Todays Competition" /" This evening he will speak on "Ad- Vertising" in which topic he will show the local business men where the Hartford retail merchants bene- lit in this city by advertising in local papers more than local merchants do.
New Britain herald., 1919-11-13
PERSONALS

W. R. Falk, of the Connecticut M eter company, is visiting in this city and is making an inspection of the water meter system here.
 Miss Viola SChippert, of Washing ton, D. C., is the guest of MT. and Mrs. Joseph Schilling, of r1 Grove Hill
New Britain herald., 1919-11-13
FINANCIAL
WALL STREET STOCK
 EXCHANGE REPORTS

Wall Street. Closc.-Rcccnt weak features notably General Motors Mex iCan Petroleum, American WoOIcn and stcclS led the spirited rally of the last hour at gains of 10 to i5 points, The close was strong. Sales approNimated 2,000,OO0 7 shares
New Britain herald., 1919-11-13
TENDERED SHOWER.

Miss Irene Hill who will become the bride of Robert Corr of i<ensington cellaneous shower Tuesday evening at the home of her sister, Mrs. William Hoffman of 12 Beaver street. Miss Hill was the recipient of numerous handsome gifts. During the eveninc q buffet lunch was served Piano se- lcCtons by Misses Curtin, Lynch and Walsh featured
New Britain herald., 1919-11-13
Bonfire Saturday Night
 If N. B. H. s. Team Wins

Pupils at the High school have been given permission by, Mayor George A. QuiGleN to have a big bonfire near the school Saturday night in the event of q victory for the local football team over the Hartford High team. The fire will probably be lighted on tle R%sscu street side of the school as the asphalt pavement would be damaged should the blaze be on any other side.
New Britain herald., 1919-11-13
To Organize Society
 At Stanley Church

A Stanley Memorial Mems Brother hood will be organized in the Stanley M em Orial church tomorrow evening al 6:15 o'clock, when the mcnS supper will be held. Rev. Samuel A. FiSke, pastor of the Berlin Congregational church will be the principal speaker. A mems quartet will sing and speeches will he given by a number of others.
New Britain herald., 1919-11-13
MANY FRENCH GIRLS ARE
 MARRYING CHINESE COOgJTNd

Paris, Nov. 14.-Thc increasinj number of marriages between F'rencj girls and Chinese laborers ine Franc has resulted in the minister of the i'm
 terior warning French women tha most of the cooIies already l,nv wives in China where, upenai-;trriva with their husbands they would D, regarded merely as secondary wives
New Britain herald., 1919-11-13

New York Stock Exchange quota tions furnished by Richter & Co.,, members of the New York stock Exchange:
New Britain herald., 1919-11-13

Please give your Thanksgiving or ders early at Doherty's. We will nari a few Native Turkeys, plenty of Ne;. mont and Ohio birds. Fancy ct,irNcn$ Fowls, Ducks, Ger%c and all tA
 trimmings. The best of Beef l.auls and Pork. Fancy groceries. Call agais at Doherty's, 4Q6 Arch St, TcI. i44t
New Britain herald., 1919-11-13
BUILDING PERMITS ISSUED.

A building permit was issued by
 Building Inspector John w. Allen this afternoon for the erection of d garage at 69-71 Bassctt street The garage
New Britain herald., 1919-11-13
Attorney H. H. MilkOwitz
 Will Assist Coaches

Attorney Harry IT. M1IkoW1tz or this city left last evening for Syracuse University where he will assist the college football coaches in preparing the Syracuse barkficld for the game with Colgate Saturday afternoon at Syracuse. The game is the biggest ono of the season in that city.
New Britain herald., 1919-11-13

is to cost $500 and will be erected I17 the firm. A $500 passWay to be built of wood and glass will be erected connecting two buildings of the Y. w. C. A. The permit was issued today
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1919-07-11

said indebtedness, the undersigned will
on the 9th day Of August, 1919, at /,
o'clock M. at the post Office door In thu
town of Thelma, N. G. sell for cash t
the highest bidder, the following de-
scribed real estate to-wit.
THAT certain tract or parcel Of lane
situate in the township Of Littleton,
County of Halifax, State of North Car.
DINA bought by w. F. Horner from
Cornelia w. Reed by deed dated the
first day of January, 1918 and duly re.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1919-07-11
TRUSTEES SALE OF LAND

Under and by virtue of the power and
authority conferred upon the undersign-
ed, trustee, in certain deed of trust
dated March 18th, 1918. from w. F.
Horner and wife to George C. Green,
trustee, recorded in Book 2s4, page 436
registers Office for Halifax County, de-
fault having been made in the payment
of the indebtedness therein and thereby
secured, at the request Of the holder Of
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-16
NATIONAL home

once- # he daT. Capt Frank X
Mckee
CrHmeaEn4 April -. the hours
ear aana ea1csrts VII 5e tram -
P N N Thursdays u The hnspl-
hi and 80 10 s3e P Il On Satar-
days AID Sundays q the theRsar-
M and Ms Albert Css.>a ~s-e
calling On friends a. The Eome IN
Tuesday. M-. Ceska vas Formerly a
Garnet player IN the Home Band and
Is nrw n the navy and IS On board
rae ( s s Henderson Ee Is IN a
-u-iouEh - n DAYS while his snip
is n o-ydock a. he Srcakisn asTg
yard
sons IF Sergeant Dennis. who IF
-s-y IL al -he Eoms Hospital. Nere
=. The Home visiting him TaesaAs
Eer Father Thomas }. McLaugh-
in. -eeenfiy discharged from the I.
8 an-. vas nnfar caIinE N
Trends II the Branch where ne for
.nezay served as chaplain Father
Mclaughlin e To accept The rector-
ship IT St Narvs church n Au-as-
"a Recently left vacant by Father
Michigan. VINO has Etne 70 Bangor,
Ne Father Mclaughlin wi, aIso
supply as Catholic rfsaalalu - Lals
Branch Home for the present and
nls many friends mere wall be de-
lighted 70 learn Of his res Urn
The Homo ambulance vas sent -
Augusta -3esday morning with =
surgeon 70 NEE. the tram from Fan
ger IN winch a man ny he name af
ElcridEe arrived. He was scnemPa-
med ny his daughter and son and
aasH his own physician. Nj Il
bridge. d member If tae Home has
been admitted lc ne hospital <or
treatment;
Florence J. sullivan mas heen AK
en le = a. ?. awaiting admission =
ne HOME
Roeert Eowlet- has :,een aiken III
: a ? awaiilns admission 70 the
Hune
The following -aembers 1-s-e gan -
ed furicuE.1s IN aeeaay, Aaron ~
Jackson 70 Iscrer. X r Aim A
Oyer 10 Boston. Mass James LIONS
20 Hartford. CT, James A Lord 10
Bnsfon, Charles DAVIS 70 Alton
Ea~ " H: John ? Aerlv q kezsT
Fails Ne. Angus; = Eal. 70 aa7er-
III. Mass Aha5ah Z Earaacor1 -
BanEor Ne; Frank L. Eatsch ts
EeEIoH
E2rhard CTcoie nas returned
t-on q furlouEh PASSED N Portland
The burial At George ? Burnnaul
VII take place nj IN q II. Neones-
dav here Ri the Home
The moa-inE program for wesnes-
day evening viii he Viola Damn n
Opportunity" a Metro feature: and
a Fnra weehiE
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-16
COMPLETE TESTIMONY
N TAGJ FITZGERALD
HEARING AT BOSTON

EoS-o1 A4r,i -5--Iaking Of tex-.-
u1crr 7-zs csr- pte'es TO-DAY AT -is
hearing - shfaln evidence far CIV
eressannal ccrnrn1f7he concerning ne
protest If former Congressman Psie-
I Ta-lp a=a ast The election of
Iohn y Fitzgerald ~ his seq: m
Congress from the lath district. Jc-
sepn 7 C,'Connei} s-nuas-i for M.
Ta-ne. said the nearing weuio ena
after he axd submitted arguments Z
r'sss,utta;. beginning next Tuesday
Ios+ph /. hGre secretary 10 M
Ta-ue was the last witness U7der
---asS- examination ne sad ne had
sre1s re sasi four wars n N ASH
iur.-r. f.it tt.a+ he maintained a VOL
ing residence n Boston md asa reg
istered f,yorn there fer the draft
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-16

The Grand COMMANDER ui Mama
Lniied order Golden C--iss. nj. .. -af
Augusta Eouss yesslE-cay or Lac 1,S.
meeting Of Is s.,h am La SESSION. The
members began - ARRIVE On tas a--er-
nouu trans anr ~ evening t--Ay ~
were present.
In the evening Lae-e vas a TecepIun
70 The Supreme AMI Grand Lodge oM-
GERS followed by i grand bal. 1nssr
being furnished ny douglas orcass--a
III Las CITY Commander joseph Z
Eu.ainEa1n IF F-ovidelce, z, !. Foaks
after Lhe r-cepunn On the grur-s q.
ths u-.s- n ne pasf year aad Of Ira
iernai insurance o-EBufEs ianns, the N
por-anI par taev play n the lie 81
-he people II tire past a yeArs par
t5ruiaTfg ana during lAs period IF iae
wa Te ssld when The Eurs--lrne
-aok Ut 1hs question nf insurance ~
me soldiers 4 sent rnen 20 the y alon-
a. Frats.rusi Cong-cgs JUS. after ne
Lnliea states declared war aEalnsi
Czer-1a7r ia -cnnsui; with ne congress-
Oh the plan. ana they worked on ne
nRife- with a committee rem ne con-
E-ess, aEn-,nE -hH- body 5 lna-l-r naE
suppar- re stated tl4A7 The members
of the order 1a5 been rend Americans
and heipen IRE government On ever
WAY ther could Tic. sad he Golden
Cross YVES Hne VT iae oldest orders n
ne -orn-rv- ha-Tng ,een e-EaniSea Jui'
+ ,EE. ard hat . was one az the fsw
rer,-:..,i..a IONS ia: 1sd made q ne: gain
during ne pasl Tea-.
The E~nate- us-. If The forer rep 80
dnr vii ne PASSED n bearing tfe ~
pr--s rf 1r5rsrs and & IS szascted ma
AT elertaon vii n. held during the cav
ras- If the ae-s-oorn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-16

ke4 waS 10 Tor II haExAs Il Dnne
quality. and PRICES hesd n the same
lerei Is u tie ssses q q week a<a.
Scppiies 1t Weshra S-een horses
we're not quite Is ,srye rs expected
acg eanuga eazs su Shopping. In this
class H. hunees did not weigh ~
quite ~ Aewy - n The prsvisus
reek. there beaAx csiF . few q rAr
agra heavy aEzt1 horses - saae-
Ihsre vezv plenty ~ horses we,ga-
iay rom .4ese saoe lbs and for these
the demand was SHARP. buyers taking
1As hnrses with less cnzxng than
usual and paEaAg fa4r pvacss- There
Ws8 = 01odsy z0uhar e Acc4aDafae
ssrses nf marty al EGghfx. aec for
these tAe demand vas Ac.7rs- Among
1ae S0o00As Ve9R 6sEae horses re-
With The eet17D e 1nAr1y seconds .
larger numhF @ horses than usual
- LIZ class Eads were quick On ali
eiaReS aa1 there vas , very EooG
esean-up e xhe horses or haac- The
loczl trade Vas aS11vf. the demand
ea1aiaE aDr haavy hnrsss from 15esI
LTD Ehx- HaEat-
Gcod quality. heavy green 5.-as-ss'-s
sold trnn SS<e3 4es: scco quality
medium veaEAx Eeea sral7srs, SOLD
trn scs5a $40: heavy wagon ana
express horses 4-1n sl-s1 --sn-
cnunks. from siS5vSsa; ancAinsaea
hn-seE - good quaSirv from $1-ste
20 sscantk. from es0@ La
Al the City Sale Stahles-J e
Keith & ca. offered Las wood horses,
the best Of ghach weighed Up ID
l7aa md ISse Fhs., selling from S7s9
"a express carloads of greer
Western hDrSaE AID 100 seconds. The
movement Of the sales was active,
WIN prizes steady. THIS week THE
FRI win nave or safe ina army
t,c7srx ! carload cf veot horses anc
= xsIess carloads Of green II aEis-n
an-sc8-
William Ha-wit- seae sxnrcss
carloads ef green westera herses.
Weighing from 1seHsa -5nn lns-. and
al1ng r um s.::sG 20 per head. -hrrs
vert abru; "a head If seconds which
included some wood horses. = aerstss
E-nm a aentz;aciar's sass aAc nearby
ss.cenis- The light herses ws1c.ins
around 1000 lbs soic ram s-s9 a0
and the hnrses Of l<pnM l5Be his sole
from si-5d11a. This week The a-D
VII -rr- express carloads IF --eF,
Wer;cr, aorses and lot Of seconas.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-16
SATISFACTORY
REOPENING OF
BIDDEFORD MILLS

Eiddeferd- Ne. April 1s.-omcisis
~ the PeppereIi mil IN this City ana
The Terh Corporation N SAGE re-
por- a very satisfactory -e-openinS
81 The mills tnH morning. following
rhe Il weeks shutdown Of The lndus-
rries. due To q wa4kou. by he oper-
arrives to snforce a demand f,r an
s-hnur DAY Every dsnarment "
each corporation had sufficient help
r. nm, the s,fuztinn ror the ~hrsi
dHE" being very encouraging. Sc say
Ire mil management
n lille the strikers had plckets cut
n full force thRxE was no disorder
the operatives "a from the first con-
Quoting themselves IN Z law-shidtug
manner. II If the belle: ~ those car-
rersant with rne sstaai.nn THAI 4
mueh larger force viii report for
~urk tomorrow morning. By agree
nent with the mill agents, the 1ues-
tion Of the K-h rur reek s Jeff for
settlement n some future date
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-16
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
Festur1s Of the Gays Dealings - Al
the IaadinD 9knei<s

New yerk. April if.-7he xppruzcs:nE
cr.InrIesinn of the peace treaty. as out
Tined hv LATEST Cables from frsris ann
the announcement SHOWN IN ldEh finSn-
C.;nl Circles towards fhe canning Victory
Lasn. provided the foundation for an.
other strong and Ts-y art4Ne session Of
the stock marie. today.
The movement differed from that Of
recent SESSIONS however N taas ship
ulnr shares were the foremost issues.
their gross advances OF three TO seven
points srnrhrur ning WITH runners Of
the proposed FurlnEticn of a hiS ship
ping combination ofls were next IN
faror. gaisrs in that division rsngsng
from two to six points fhen came
euuiunrutx al tve 70 three points adj
rance motors al I 20 . points atsd .
s3t,.,rp Of uaciaxxified shares at higher
;erels 1t two 70 fnnr pgfrts-
Rails were AGAIN hEndtca pped by tAe
fg,,-her ,sess-iutss of 81. Paul isEuek
ns,a rusne 1T the ceAacfE. bur Southern
Pacific h6aa pnxt ID II twurDasnt ~