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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-14
Too Men Take
PartMs Unique
Marriage Pact
Document Found on Hindu
By Police Solves
Cook Problem.

Any one interested in marriage
agreement in which there are two
men and one woman involved and in
which the prospective husband is an
oriental who is agreeing in advance
OF his hymeneal festivities that his
wife is 10 cook for the second man,
should apply to police Capt S. H..
Veater. who. Tuesday morning. ex-
tracted from the possession Of a
Hindu bearing the name "Gurdit
Singh" such an agreement
One Inder Singh is designated as
the party Of the first part, Gurdit be-
ing OF the second part. It was agreed
that the first party was advancing
to the second s125. to be used in get
ting married. and the other. Gurdit.
agreed to work on a ranch for Inder.
beginning about February /. 1913. at
wages equal 10 those paid where the
ranch would be located.
No Wife. SIZE Forfeited.
IT the party Of the second part
brings with him a wife. she is TO
cook on the ranch II he does not
bring a wife. then he viii forfeit Sl25
OF his wages" the agreement reads
mitted 10 raise chickens and sell eggs.
should there be any in excess OF what
is necessary for use in boarding men
employed on the ranch. The S125
heretofore mentioned is in full pay
ment for all services OF the wife OF
the party OF the second part, should
there be one"
The agreement was dated Septem-
Der .. 1913, and signed by the two
Singh men and two others as wit
nesses. The reporter was not ac-
quainted with the oriental characters
used and could not translate them
into English.
Alleged Check Forgery.
On orders Of Capt. Veater. Gurdit
was arrested Monday evening in con-
nection with some alleged forged
checks. II was said that a number Of
check blanks and bank books were
found in his possession
Capt. Veater declared that Gurdit
came to FL PasO and married a wife,
taking her to a ranch in California.
but that the woman. a Mexican. ran
off because she had TO cook for too
many men
Meanwhile. Gurdit Is being held BY
the police on investigation
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-14
Lenroot Proposes To
Bring u. S. Railroads
Under One Corporation

Washington. d. C.. Jan. 1f--Sena-
tor Lenroot. OF Wisconsin. in an ad-
dress here before members OF the
Young Mems Christian association
announced he would soon introduce
in the senate a bill, designed 10 bring
the railroads OF the country under
the control OF a single corporation
Under his plan. he said. a majority
OF the corporations board or direct
ors would be appointed as representa-
tives OF the government 20 serve per
manently. and the remaining members
would be named by the stockholders
and employees Of the roads.
The government. senator Lenroot
said. would guarantee a minimum re-
turn Of from to AZ percent to the
stockholders All net earnings above
q maximum OF from s to 81 percent
would be divided between the govern
ment and the stockholders. on the
basis OF IS percent for the former and
% percent for the latter.
The bill as outlined. would vest
the Interstate commerce commission
with final supervisory power. in ad-
dition 10 its control Of rates
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-14
ADCLUB TO CONSIDER
ADVERTISING OF VALUE

Unless YOU have a plan for adver-
Using. and the plan well worked out
before you place orders Lor Eetlius
vo71r Goods before the public. II were
better not to advertise" said BOD
Page. who viii lead the round table
discussion at the Adclub luncheon
wednesday noon at the sheldon i
Won have a plan. well laid out. with all
the elements correct. IL can hardly
HELM paving Advertisers Of FL Paso
who are telling in print what they
have to sell. backed up by coopera-
tive action in their sales forces and
using the best mediums are no LONGER
doubters Of the fact that advertising
Every member OF the Adelub has
been invited to bring a friend with
him to the luncheon and all join in the
ANALYSIS Of advertising that has paid
Word IS looked for from the Associ-
ated Adclubs OF the World relative to
the final adoption Of the truth en-
biem in the advertising Of members.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-14
K. c. TO GIVE A DANCE
EACH WEEK FOR CODY MEN

Deming. y ". Jan 14-As the
dance and watch party given by the
Knights OF Columbus at Community
Service hall at Deming. y NJ on New
Years eve. proved 70 be such a sue
cess. they have decided to have a
dance each week for the soldiers and
their friends The hail is located in
the heart OF the business district and
is well patronized by the officers as
well as the enlisted men Every thing
that goes 20 make the boys feel at
home is to be found In the club. piano
player, victrola. large library, games
Of all kinds and stationery
A large rest room is provided FOR
the women and they. too. are enjoy
ing the entertainments afforded by
the hall James P. O'Brien, formerly
general secretary Of Camp Stanley,
who arrived here three weeks ago TO
take charge and is now general sec
retarv OF the K. Of c. war activities OF
Deming and Camp Cody
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-14
.COPPERS ARE
MORE STEADY
Ray Hercules Makes New
Low Record, But Some
Others Are Higher.

On very limited dealings Tuesday
mornings market took on a more steady
tone. although there was no recovery OF
note from the pss several days weak
ness. according 70 J. S. Curtsss Co.
Hotel Sheldon. Anaconda opened up 3
az sex. shelters first sale was IN
changed At 7eIs and the next 70. IL
spiration opened off = At 49, ard
touched ~ Utah advanced from ia 10
-
On the curb, Ray Hercules made an
other new low record OF 2lz on continued
rumors Of new financing. Consolidated
Arizona was offered more freely Howe
Sound was weak Superior * Boston was
off - Verde Combination continued
strong with trading around "A and IS.
Latest afternoon prlces-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-14
WAR STAMP REDEMPTIONS
HERE ARE $1,000 A DAY

Local postal authorities are alarmed
al the rate FL Pasoans are casnlns
war savings stamps. The amount has
increased TO about $1,000 a day. IL was
said
The early mail for Tuesday morning
alone contained Is requests TO cash
stamps and in more than half. no rea-
son was given for making the request
Daily sales Of the 1919 issue aver
are about $500
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-14
ST. CLEMENTS MEMS CLUB
HAS DINNER AND ELECTION

At the annual meeting OF the Mems
Tub Of St Clements Episcopal church
Monday evening. II. Y. Ellis was
elected president v r. stiles first
vice president. J. l. C. Coggeshall
treasurer and F. o. stain secretary.
DR.. G. H. Mengel. DR.. F. c. Prentiss
and N. H Barrougn were elected as
an executive committee. whose fur
Their duties are to furnish entertain
ment at the meetings During the
eevning. Rev George Daland, choir
master OF St Clements. gave two
violin selections, accompanied on the
piano by DR.. Prentiss and Messrs.
Coggeshan and Barrough rendered
solos. The business meeting was pre-
coded by a dinner. served in the base
ment by the women Of the congrega-
ton.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-14
Livestock Market


Chicago. III Jan Il Omitted states Blu
reau Of Markets. Hogs-ReceiDts l4.Yge.
Market general steady Top slt-bs'
bulk $40 n 1880; butcher slt-.1 =
17-55; light. s17a l5-50: packing. sle-5 , 2. 2
17-sO: throwouts. s1sG 1850; pigs good 10
Cattie-Receipts. 10000; choice steady .
others slow to 25c lower Beef cattle.
good, choice and prime 500 1888; com
mon and medium s9-5o1t is; butcher
uers and cutters. $3.50 . stoc2crs anu
feeders good. choice and fancy SUI
IIs-75. inferior, common and medium
s7-z5G10.e5; veal calTes, good and choice
sheep-Reeeipts $4,000; opened steady
lambs. higher; lambs. choice and fancy
$3.50 1s-65; medium and good. Slp14
1880 culls. $3.50 % 1885, feeders. Sls- 3
aI525: ewes. choice and prime. slo--2 y
1878; medium and good. ssGlo-25i CHS
Kansas City Livestock. Close.
kansas CITY. No. Jan. 14-Hogs-l
CENTS 1900 Market higher Heavy
slIGI7.sO: lights, S1s.s0G17-5o; pigs, 81
5,attie-Reeeipts. 1900. Market strong.
steers. s1SG2a. western. s1oEl7. cows
gs50Tl5. heifers sSn1c5 stcckers, Ft-sl
sheer-Receipts. seao. slarlzst STEADY.
! lambs. s13-50G16-65- yearlings. sll..p y
Denver Livestock, Close
Denver. Colo Jan l4-Cattie- *,
I CENTS 400 Market sc lower Beef
steers. s10G1e-50; cows and heifers. - q
II: stockers and feeders. $3.50 ls--''
TIor-EReceipts. 5000. Market 1oc lower.
Tor. $3.50: bulk. S1s-5oG 1913
sheeu-Receipts. 400. Market steady
Lambs. s1s50G1s; ewes, $3.50 30.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-14
COLD WEATHER
HURTS CATTLE
Conditions In Carrizozo
Section Mean Heavy
Feeding Later.

Reports received by the Panhandle
Southwestern Stockmen's association
Tuesday were that in the Carrizozo-
y. ". country. the weather was still
very bad. with snow still on the
ground. Cattle were suffering 20 such
an extent that much feeding would
be necessary later in the sason.
C. A. Craighead, OF Maria. Tex. re-
ported clear, warm weather and fine
range. Shipments from his district. %
cars. as follows: To Fort WORTH
a. Mitchell, seven cars calves; Mitch
ell and Espy. u cars calves: NJ A.
Fischer, one car calves; John Lock.
seven cars calves: Jose Prieta. two
cars mixed cattle. Bunton Bros. six
cars mixed cattle, and Sutherland and
Woods. seven cars mixed cattle.
ship CnttIe to Fl PasO.
Wease and Cartwright shipped one
car mixed cattle and y T. Jones
shipped four cars OF cows and calves
to FL Paso-
Local stock movemnts reported by
inspector 5. ". Shanks were Shore
and Hill. seven cars from Dalhart TO
Van Horn: +. II. Nokely. FL PasO. one
car COWS and calves from Noria. y. n, +;
Robinson and Morris. four cars steers
from Noria. y NJ, and Ben Pruitt-
seven cars COWS from Romero, Tex, to
his ranch at Alpine. Tom Jones drove
~ head TO Fl Paso from Croflat, \. n
The Norris yards reported that Pey-
ton Packing company, Of FL PasO had
received one car Of hogs from LATINA
y n. seven cars cattle from Shore
and Hill at Dalhart and seven ears
COWS and steers.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-14
NINE PERSONS
DIE IN WRECK
More Than Score Injured
In Disaster On Pennsyl-
vania & Reading.

Philadelphia. Pa, Jan Nine
persons were killed and more than a
score injured last night, when the
Scranton flyer, on the Philadelphia &
Reading railway. crashed into the
rear Of a DoyIestown local train while
the latter was standing a quarter OF
a mile below Fort Washington sta
ton. i miles forth OF this city
The rear car OF the local was de-
molished- When the engine OF the ex-
press struck IL. the seats and rooi
OF the coach. an old wooden type
were thrown into a heap, burying all
the passengers in it, The engine
plOwed through the coach until u
reached the last seat Seven passen-
gers. who were killed outright. were
mangled almost beyond recognition
Two others died while they were be-
ing rushed to hospitals in the outly-
ing sections Of Philadelphia in spe-
ciaI relief train.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-14
FAIR AND COLDER
IS PREDICTION
Snow Here, Santa Fe and
Amarillo Is Shown In
Weather Report.

The snowfall over FL Paso TUESDAY
morning. though light, was the first
appreciate precipitation Of the year.
and measured .0s inch up 10 1 o'clock.
according to r. " Shaver local
weather observer. The rain was re-
ported general in the Panhandle and
north New Mexico. with snow a.
santa Fe. y. " At Roswell. y. Il,
the weather was reported cloudy. but
no rain. and at san Antonio and in
other parts OF southeast Texas it was
reported dry
Abilene, Tex. has IS inch OF rain
up to a. M. Tuesday: Amarillo. Tex.
had a trace Of snow; Santa Re, n ~
one-half inch Of snow. with eight de-
gress temperature.
The forecast for Tuesday night was
fair and colder. with the temperature
falling below freezing point before
Wednesday morning. The average
temperatures in FL Paso for the past
40 years show the coolest period to be
the latter part OF January and the
first part OF February.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-14
SENATE COMMITTEE TAKES
Up HENRY FORD'S CONTEST

Washington. ID. c. Jan 14--Tal1ing
IN Henrr Ford-s contest Of the cleo
ZION OF Truman Il Sswberry. Eepub-
lfcan. 10 the senate from Michigan
the senate elections committee today
decided 10 incite both parties to ap-
pear personally or by counsel Friday.
Members Of the committee said they
desired an explanation from both sides
regarding the contest
The right OF the committee TO In
restieatc the election Of a member OF
the next congress was raised ane 3
20 t0day's meeting. but disposition OF
this question was deferred
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-14
ALLEGED SYMPATHIZERS
OF STRIKERS RAID PLANT

Elizabeth. n. J.. Jan. 14.-More than
a score Of persons. said 20 have been
sympathizers OF striking workers,
raided a clothing factory at Roselie.
near here. late Monday. smashed the
windows Of the establishment, wreck
ing machinery. and. according to the
police. throwing acid in the faces Of
men and women who refused to join
the strike.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-14
BOY SCOUTS BOARD TO
MEET TO PLAN DISTRICTS

The executive board Of the FL Paso
council Of Boy Scouts Will meet We'd
nesday afternoon at $3.50 for the pur-
pose Of developing plans for the new
scout program Of dividing the city into
districts and establishing neighbor-
hood club houses. The method OF
handling scout work now being out
lined VIII enable the organization TO
serve every boy Of scout age. from u
to is years, inclusive. in Fl Paso. and
teach them true democratic citizen
ship. II is said.
H L. Stevens. O. A Danielson, G. A.
Martin, Robert Krakauer, F. ". Berk-
shire, Claiborne Adams, rabbi Martin
Zielonka and the Rev. Fuller Swift
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-14
SftuaHous Wanted-RsmaIe

DITldu0lI Wl1LIl-IEIIllc
COMPETENT LADY wants position in Of
flee Phone f9I2
YONG LADY desires position as typisi
or office work 90. care Herald.
ENPERIENCED young nan stenographer-
Address Loveil. Masonic Temple
4 RELIABLE Nurse MI care for ehii-
dren in her houe: best q attention given
References Phone 4Ioe-
ExPEKIENCED COOK wishes position IN
hotel or boarding house. On or out OF
city Phone Sis 2l3 w san Antonio.
Room NO g
Refined WOMAN wants houseu oris-
good housekeeuer- ul1in cook 10 laundrz-
considered as one O family. VIII work for
III waEes w ore Ecra-l
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-14
SEEK RESTORATION OF
RAILROAD MILEGAE BOOK

The restoration OF railroad mileage
books with a rate OF ~ cents per
mile. to be valid throughout the
United states. is being sought by the
Interstate Commercial Travellers. ac-
cording 10 a letter received by the
chamber Of commerce from the head
quarters OF the organization in Chi
caEo.
It is asserted that the reduction in
the rate would be offset by facilitat-
ing the army OF commercial men and
the firms they represent in getting
over more territory. and by the great
ly increased volume Of freight traffic
which would accrue from such in
creased travel
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-14
Unions TOSeek
TaxIeSS Vote
For WarHerOeS
Thanks rendered to Sena-
tor Dudley and Rep.
Thomson For Aid.

Legislation TO allow soldiers. sail
ors and marines. because Of their low
remuneration. to vote during 1913
without paying poll tax was proposed
at the meeting or the FL Paso Cen
trail labor union Monday night The
nronosed LEGISLATION is in line with
the Texas constitution proFlolng LOT
a suspension OF tax in cases OF puoIic
calamity. it being cited IN tnis $50 .s.ss
that the European war ana relaliFs
conditions justifies the suspension OF
the poll tax for those mentioned
A resolution Of thanks was adopted
for senator r. NJ Dudley and repre-
sentative T. r. Thomson VINO VIII
Introduce the measure in the stale
( legislature. and an appeal viii De
sent to other representatives and
senators to support the measure. me
resolution also extended thanks 10
Ia I HarDer and J. " Nealon for
their advice in making the legisla-
tive measure a feasible one
Discuss Liberty Statue.
The meeting was presided over by
{ ". j. Moran OF the Labor Advocate,
who made an address on the motives
behind the building OF the Liberty
statue in Pioneer plaza he said.
Il am absolutely opposed to COM
mercializing the statue in any form
ard believe we should prevail upon
the city officials TO keep Il as me
mortal as II was meant to be- Let
all FL Paso and visitors see what the
real spirit Of 1t was, by making it a
symbol OF the uncommercialized mo-
tive that made il possible
After a discussion by H NJ Walker
: off the federal labor bureau. on the
need for a central location OF that bu-
reau. which. he said. was impossible
because OF. the inadequate allowance
for rent. a motion was passed favor
! ing the reservation Of the Liberty
statue as a memorial and war mu-
scum with the proviso that II It be
not feasible. then to make the statue
the office for the federal labor bu-
reau- It was pointed out that the
coming rehabilitation made a cen
trad location for the bureau i'm
/ perious. and that the Liberty statue
was the only means OF bringing this
about.
Mission OF Nurses
The movement to establish a mis-
sion OF nurses to administer TO strick-
en- families and properly instruct them
at a minimum cost. which was
launched by a number Of women re-
Gently. was indorsed.
A protest was adopted against the
policy OF postmaster general Albert
/ Burleson for his disregard OF labor
{ ing men Especial emphasis was
placed on the injustice done the
{ Western Union employees in depriving
them OF their lonE-enjoyed privilege
[ Of time and half for Sunday work.
I as alleged by several members The
protest was addressed to the execu-
! tive committee OF the Amrican Fed
Grafton Of Labor.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-14
BOTH CORN AND
OATS ADVANCE
Removal Of Embargo On
Freight To New York
Stimulates Demand.

Chicago. Ill. jan 1A-Removal Of the
embargo on freight shipments 10 New
York stimulated demand for board OF
trade commodities at the opening today
corn and oats both advancing
My corn opened = G1isc over yester-
day at sLsoA q L59ss and advanced 10
sL5lsi.
Market Weakens later.
The progress OF the bill 10 provide
SEQ. 900 900 for food supplies 10 send to
Europe had a temporary huliish inilu-
euce. Later. however. the market pc
came extremely wenS. owing 70 bearlsl
Argentine advices and TO cancellation OF
provisions contracts with Canadian pack
ers by England The close was unset
tied. Is 0sEc net lower. with fenru-
airy At $3.50 1905 and May at Sill :
Oats Open at Gains
May oats orencd . q &c up at $50 % &c
and held early within that range
Provisions also advanced Nay pore
opened lower. al SOLO, but advanced
sharply to s40.so. $50 over yesterdays
close lard was &c higher and sold TO
Sass. while May ribs on early bios al
vanced 20 s22-7s. sc higher than the
previous close
In the later trading. pork and ribs
Yen with corn Lard. though, continued
70 show relative strength
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-14
STEPHEN WALSH REFUSES
PARLIAMENTARY POSITION

London, Eng Jan. l4.-otephen
Walsh. laborite. has refused to ac-
cept his appointment as parliamentary
secretary Of the president Of the board
of trade. which was announced Friday
His retirement leaves only four labor
representatives in the government,
compared 10 eight in the previous ad-
ministration.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-14
N. Y. LISTED STOCKS
MONEY AND METALS

fHr A771lllLcu Eleeel-
Nr- York Jan 1a.-Mcrclnt-e paper
90 G5z percent $500.
s-a--ir- so day bills, si-I1iz CONNER
rIar 90 Err hl-s on banks. e9-t- > te---
--'a--I4r 81 day bins sa-I-izs demand
rf-=E- cables. SAYS e-16-
Urz5r-1 pesos 7Iizc
rau money. frm. high, AZ percent :
low a. ruling rate SAG. closing PIC -
.rfe-rE al f1- last loan : percent
-T-a foarr Crn- go DAYS. 81 Gays anu
6 months. 90 1ziz percent
f-u-r~ nominal. elec-roiE TIC. SPOT anu
rrrr ruarfer. 80 @ 22c-
iron no-lu1l- 80. Z northern and 10 J
s1lliaru- f14cal 80 s2llA-lA anu W.
rr-th-rr- s3---5 $3.50.
Lad frradv- spot offered az f1-4.-
-rel.er. eaev- Fast St Louis delirery
-1rt rff--rI Il S-.fo5 January. al-S5-
LONDON METALS MAhkfL
r-1--. Erz Jan 1.-THE following
----g ne quutarirus in TIE London met
rI7 MARI g r1l-F-
Tfn-srrI. --s- -..-
s81t copper. res 1osi elsctr7lytlc- tlss-
srr- lead. $50
s-rt sncltrr. lsf-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-14
Mission OF Nurses.
PLAN FORMAL DEMAND FOR
A NEW TRIAL FOR MOONEY

Chicago. III. Jan. 1i.-Nearly every
state was TO be represented here to-
day at the national labor congress. at
which il was planned to make formal
demand that Thos. J. Mooney and
Warren Billings. now serving life SEN
fences for murder in connection with
the San Francisco preparedness day
parade, be given a new trial
Selfg Schalberg. representing the
International Workers Defence
league. which called the congress.
said a general strike will not be used,
unless as a last resort.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-14
9TH ENGINEERS TO MARCH
TO CAMP CODY. DEMING

The Niu-h engineer train has re-
--i-ef orders 10 proceed, by marching
overland. 10 camp Cody. y. n. tor
work fu connection with salyaging
ftat camp. i was said at division
H.adauariers that the march would
urohahl- be started wednesday morn
iru ID fs estimated that about four
fars VIII be required to reach the
camp
Eve days rations and forage have
been issued By the zone supply ONCE
Ire Fffth cavalry was ordered 70 sup
rIF one ambulance for this morch- The
Ninth euEiueer train has been To-
Gated near the smelling plant in FL
pasa for some time past
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-14

Help Wanted-Salssmen
s----~-----~-----~~----
MEN or ABILITY wanted 10 handle a
security Do home enterprise which is ell
ready endorsed b. many purchases Pre-
pared territory. excellent cooperation and
handsome compensation
SANTA FE COAL a COKE COMPANY
Ration. New Mexico.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-14

4 prOpOsiIIOn Tor the erection OF a
dehydrating plant for fruit and vege-
tables at or near FL Paso was pre-
scented before the manufacturers
committee Of the chamber Of COM
merce by Charles A. Fox at the regu-
lar meeting OF the committee Tues
day afternoon. The process OF de-
hydration, as explained by ar. Fox.
consists OF drying out the vegetable
matter and reducing IL to a tablet
form. in which condition it may be
preserved for an indefinatlaR
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-14

-
- To $40 DAILY selling New Fibre
Brooms. every woman viii buy. Samples
by parcel pest. SO cents B. Balweln Mig
Co.. Elmira " Y
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-14
SPECIAL TIES
EFFECT GAINS
Stock Market Is Stagnant
As Better Industrials
Make Little Roadway.

Sew York. Jan If-Ciis. shippings and
rlIarelIluen-E spccialiies rose 20 .
raIutr ln tolzg-s siaEuant stock lllifAel
trt rarr and hiEh class industrlals maze
Hr-Ia hsrlrar- sales apnrozln1ted sss'-
lr1 sharcE
The closing vaE Irregular
Hr nriaUa on LlnfrlT bonds lo4ag
rr- -le 1gls- first convertible s.
a--r- .araul e. 1-1Q5 f-rsr conFertiule
fr.s $685. second convertible i'ss sa-o1i
nara sfts $685. fourth sits. s5-oi-
-neei1l Issues Feafure-
social issues a=niu furnishing the only
r-aru-r q Interest 90 the li-tles- opening
~ rn7nr's rtar'E market. standard shares
r.-eirlr- lrfle or no attention The
Hrna- tone was due mainly 20 clippings
lad oils. az raius n ] 70 . points fer
rfar1ue rrarerrad- United Fruit IeNas
..H1rr.aur. ana Mclean Fetrolc11l- United
slatas steel opened unchanged. but soon
rose q small fraction. the preferred stock
also frrlalllr French government bones
rallied from yesterdays setaacks pul LID
rr-r bonds we're Irregular
EarIy Gains Enhanced
OILS and shiuuiurs enhanced tnelF
-rr very materially in the hour. the
-a-arre also taxing tn surars. rub1ers.
fsrr1llrarr and distliliuE issues Rams
aarr threw cff their letharEig appearance,
some ~ the better known coalers ana
-rrnra-s EalniuE point There was =
nrrrlaI covering movement IN Lnllel
-Irrar Steel bur tire list reacted 20 :
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