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NOTICE FOR ENFORCEMENT OF
LOCAL OPTION Law.


WHEREAS complaints have come
in, OF the violations in certain quarters
OF the Local Option Law for Charles
County and the people are determined
that such violators shall be prosecuted
and the offenders punished, it has been
decided that a Committee be organized
in each Election District for the en-
forcement of the Law.
Those interested in the sustaining of
the Law in each District, are therefore
requested to get together as speedily
as possible and organize vigilant
Enforcement Committee, from which
they will send not less than two dele
gates to La Plata on the Third Monday
| in May next for the purpose of organ
izing Central Committee with which
the District Committees can cooperate
and for the further purpose Of present
1 ing to the next Grand Jury the name.
OF known offenders.
COMMITTEE FOR THE ENFORCE
MENT OF THE LOCAL OPTIos
LAW.
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MEMORIAL SERVICES FOR LIEUT..
HARRY WHITE WILMER.

Memorial services will be held in
Christ Episcopal Church, in this town,
today in honor of the late Lieut.. Harry
White Wilmer, 10Th Aero Squadron,
Z. S. A., who was killed in action in
the Argonne Forest, France, on Octo-
Der 10th, 1918. Young Wilmer is a
son OF General L. Allison Wilmer,
formerly of this county, now a resi-
dent Of st. Maryas County and bro
Their of Mr.. J. Carlisle Wilmer of this
county, whose death we chronicled in
a recent issue The order of services
which will begin at eleven O'Clock.
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We are glad to note that Mr.. j. NJ
Cochranc, who has been quite unwell
is feeling much better and getting
around again.
A Demonstration of a tank used in
France will be given at the La Plata
Victory Liberty Loan Meeting to be
held on Sunday, May 4th,at 4P. N.
The past Easter was one Of tho hap
piest spent for several years in this
County particularly by those who had
relatives in the service during the war
Mr.. J. B. Jarboe, sr., has returned
from a most enjoyable visit to his son,
DR.. J. Parran Jarboe, in North Caro-
lima and his daughter. Mrs. N. R.
Coles, in West Virginia.
Victory Liberty Loan meetings will
be held at Grayton, Wayside, Hughes
vile, Waldorf and La Plata. See
dates andhours in another column and
be sure to attend. Brass band in at
tendance.
Miss Louise Matthews. returned on
Tuesday evening from Washington
where She was bridesmaid ON Monday
for Miss Catherine Hamilton. formerly
Of this county.
Attend the Victory meetings adver-
tised in another column in the interest
of the Victory Loan Bonds. You will
not only be able to show your patriot
ism but enjoy yourself.
Tho anoor,io,mert ~ M v,o.or,.
rihar,, - ~ e,,.,i,. C,,,,,,,,. 1.
s2ol 10000. The per capita appor-
tionment is approximately SLIGO.
Have you done your dutyY
Miss virggie Blankner and mrs. ].
b. PillSerton and daughter Lillian.
have returned to their home in Balti-
more, after spending Easter with Mr..
and Mrs. George w. Moran. near Du
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EIGHTH ELECTION DIS
TRICT.

Butler, Richard-2 acres Of land ana
buildings, near BryaniowH, Of w. T.
langley. assessed st S1ss0O
Due for State Tsx......S 20
Due for County Tax. .... 2.5f
Deed from VIM. +. Langley. dated
Jan 20th, 1902, and recorded in Libef
3. G. s., No 70, folio 4ss, etc, Land
Record
Buclsier, VIM A.--s0 acres Of land and
buildings, near Hughesville, assessed at
-. O45.0o.
Due for State Tax. .$7.52
Due for County Tax. .27.6I
Deed from C. Posey Herbert and
others, dated Dec. 1st., 1909, and re
corded in Liber II. c. c.. No. 81, folio
IS, etc, Land Record.
Bohnert, Elizabeth--s0 aacres Of land
and buildings near The Oaks assessed
at S1273.00
Due for State Tax. .... Says
Due for County Tax. .....1719
Deed from Nicholas Klespies and wife
dated April 24th, 1916, and recorded in
Liber II. {. C., No. 80, folio SOP, etc,
Lana Record lie now IN Max Doll
merit, Liber w. NJ. A. No "a, folio $40.
etc.
Dyer, Prank acres Of land and
buildings near Gallant Green, assessed
at $4,000.
Due for State TAKE S AS
Due for County Tax.... 1.62
Probably deed from George r. Sembly,
Sr, to Maria Dyer, dated Aug. 18th.
1854. and recorded in Libcr B. G. s., No.
:, folio 376. etc, Land Record.
Green, George and Mary-go acres Of
woodland near Gallant Green, assessed
at $4,000
Due for State Tax. .45I
Due for County Tax.... 1.62I
No record reference.
Joy J. E.-a acre Of land near Mai
colin, assessed at $1,000
Dae for State Tas;.-,....S 81
Dee Tor County TaN...... L35I
Probably deed from Henry L. Mudd,l
executor to Georgeanra Joy, dated May
18th, 1900. and recorded in I.iber B. G..
S, No. 1s, folio 1926, etc, Land Record.
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lcoNrlsrrp rnon EplronIAL PAeEl

Swarm. Henry-2sJs acres os land and
buildings near Poinonkey. ASSESSED al
$4,000 Also personal property, con
sisting Of automobile and livestock as
scssed az $500 Deed from John W.
Waring and wife. dated October IS
1915. recorded in Liber n c. G., No. 20,
folio 30. etc. and deed from Francis l.
Ma;iiugiy and wife dated May Is. 1916
recorded in Liber c. r., No. 80, folio
soi, etc. Land Records OF Charles Co.
Thompson. Ygilham-Personai prop
cTty at Indian Head. consisting Of auto
mobile assessed al $4,000
Due for State Tax......S11t
Due for County Tax. 4o5
Williams, Charles H--s acres Of land
and buildings near pcmonkey, assessed
al s36500. Also personal property, con-
iisiing Of livestock. assessed at St1O0.
Due for State Tax. ....... $L3sI
Due for County Tax. 5Os
Probably deed from Arm Neale and
others, 10 Charles Williams, dated June
18th, 1915. and recorded in l.iber H. c..
G.. No. 80. folio "a, etc. Land Record.
Winson. charlcy--i lot and buildings
cart % South Glymont' assessed atl
$4,000
Due for State Tax...s..S29a
Due for County Tax....i05gI
Deed from Walter j. Mitchell and
others, trustees, dated June 18th. 1915
md recorded in Iiber W. NJ. A., No. SO,
.olio 2i0 etc, Land Record 10 Charles
Z. Windsor, lot in West Clymont-
Wheeler, Winton Ell lot and build
ngs part Of South Clymort." assessed
it 10000
Due for State Tax.....SIs5
Due for County Tax. G75
No record reference.
Washington, Hsnry-PeTsonal prop
'rty. consisting Of automobile. assessed
It S325.o0.
Due for State Tax......., Si2l
Due for County Taxi. 439
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Home Makers Notes.
Colored Clubs.
nenr Home-makers:

Dear HOme-nakers'
How many Of you have accom-
plished any thing worth while since
our first letter. Remember that now
is the time to begin.
Bel Alton leads this time with
school room painted by the boys ana
girls. The club spirit is fine here and
the teacher and County Agent feel that
Kathleen and Victoria Bond with stan
lev Frederick ought to be especially
mentioned for their stick-to-the-JoD
till finished spirit.
Miss Susie Duckett. president OF the
La Plata Club, conducted the last
meeting Of the club during the absence
Of the County Agent and Judging from
reports, Mss Duekett did it we'll
Tompkinsyille has club now and in
such beautiful school, with such
cheerful surroundings they will develop
into an excellent club.
Little Miss Veronica Dent is presi-
dent of the Hill Top Club and the girls
are taking the poultry work hoping to
earn money to pay board bills at ths
Industrial school next fall. trusi
that all club members will help to Sc
cure funds to advance this work which
will mean so much to all our boys ant
girls.
Federal Hill now is enrolled amonl
the home-makers.
4 Misses Ida CARNEY and Lucille Ian
caster, assisted the Home Demonstra
ton Agent last week in Charles AM
st. Maryis Counties.
Now girls and boys remember tina
the virtues Of our home-makers mus
be cleanliness, honesty, industry an
intelligence and even though You
schools are closing, be faithful TO gu
our club work.
enjoyed the letters from the hom'
makers. Write again girls.
Miss Woodson,
adv Home Demo, Agent,
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IoosL BREvssEs.
Bnr > yIctory Bond.

Buy Victory Bond.
The Easter bride isvith rs.
Easter sunday proved an ideal day.
nv lady exhibited hen Easter hat
with JOY On Easter Sunday
Naval-8hlcer w. N. Digges was a
visitor to Baltimore 90 Wednesday.
Farming has begun in earnest. Lets
all hope for bumper crops this year.
There will be dance and play at
Issue School Friday, May Ind.
Doors open at O'Clock.
MRS. N. Il. Coles, Of Yves. Virginia,
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. B. Jarboe, ST..
Mr.. and Mrs. Fabian Posey spent
Easter at the home OF the formers
brother, Mr.. Adrian Posey.
Celebrate the great victory won by
our boys cover there by buying Vic
tory Bonds.
r.. Il
Inc peau''lui Wea'ne. ~ Aasse.
SUNDAY drought many Nisi'ors v 'iae
county.
N;osos Reane of baltimore snen,
rec u,i,h tbe;, sister Miss Mary
Tsane ..FTotel Ia plata,
The wedding bells have started ring
inc. Keep the chimes sounding young
folks. the more the merrier.
nu.a ,f;ssa.. f.,.aon 81 po,,f,et WOW.
among the VISITORS 70 TINS Guy on
Wednesday
Mrs. W, 7. Mcpherson entertained
number OF friends at her hospitabl'
Mrs. rraheis w. HOPPER OF naitl
more Is visiting ldano the nome o
mrs rreuerich STONE
sales our reading matter has to i,
cprtailed this week.
r =,
and more action Will get them.
o@ing 70 euslle'ins en' s, ~
ene 9oeiai anu l,anee a. iilni'y MAJ
-. !,
1850 80 Z Wa, = - -
L
arinen GU 80 49, 49, sl'e , i-1s's
~ - 'es
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Victory Liberty Loan
Meetings.

GRAFTON, Thursday, May lst,
S ?. II.
wAYsIBE, Friday, May End,
s P. M.
HUGHESvILLE, Saturday, May
3rd., 4 P. M.
WALDORF, Saturday, May 3rd.
SIP. NJ.
LA PLATA, Sunday, May 4th.
4P. III.
A BRASS BAND WILL De IL ATTEN-
DANCE AT ALL or THESE
MEETINGS.
Demonstration of a Tank used in
France, at the LaPlata Meet
ing, also day light Fire
Works.
These meetings will be adj
dressed by prominent out-of-the
County and local speakers.
The Banks of the County will
loan money to purchase Victory
Liberty Loan Bonds at 4 "a per
cent interest. being the same as
the Bonds bear.
For further information as
to purchasing t h e s e
Bonds apply at any
Bank in the
County.
VICTORY LOAN COMMITTEE
OF CHARLES COUNTY.
JAMES ii. BOWLING, Chairman.
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MILLINERY NOTICE.

My millinery stock is now complete.
Have a very attractive line OF ladies
and childrens hats, coats and coat
suits.
| thank the public for past patronage
and solicit continuance of same.
Respectfully,
P. A. WHEATLEY,
Pomiret, Nd.
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womsn's Victory Loan Committee.

Mrs. William T. Mcpherson, Presi-
dent, Mrs. Walter Fl. Gray, Mrs. Sam
uel G. Linton, Mrs. Leila T. Bailey,
Mrs. :Robert Grain, Mrs. James ].
Edelen, Mrs. Harry Lackey and Mrs.
Frank Shultz; Misses Marie lowering,
Linnie Maddox, Gertrude Bowling,
Louise Queen, Irene Trotter, Mary
Regina Posey, Louise Wills, Irene
Herbert, Eva Turner, Jane B. Nc
Pherson, Margaret Tubman and Emily
Cox.
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Maryland Independent
THE YOUNG MANS ADVOCATE.
THE room MANS FRIEND.

Terms for Transient Advertising;
One square. one Insertion. 500
Each subsequent Insertion. rs
Six lines or less constitute square
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NINTH ELECTION DISTRICT.

Bresnaian, Robert Z. and Mary E.
Lot and building in Benedict, Md. as
sessed at Sl,Oos.0o
Due for State Tax. .S3.7i
Due for County Tax.....I3.6t
Deed from Louis c. Carrico, dated
May LIST, 1917, and recorded in Liber
c. p, No. 81, folio 1853, etc Deed from
Charles p Posey, dated May End, 1917
and recorded in Liber C. p, No. 81.
folio go, ETC.; Deed frem Charles 7.
Davis, dated Jan. 4th, 1913. and recorded
in Liber F. b. NJ, No 80, folio 4s9, etc,
Land Record.
Green, Sarah G.-Lot 21ox21O, near
Hughesville, assessed at $4,000.
DIE for State Tax. 81
Due for County Tax...... l.s5
Deed from Matilda Wade, dated Oct
9Th, 1915, and recorded in Liber H. c. c.,
No. IS, folio 900, etc, Land Record.
Harding, A. NJ, Mrs-Lot 47xl71 and
buildings in Benedict, assessed at $4,000
Due for State Tax.......$137
Due for County Tax. ..... SOB
Deed from Thorn +. Nicholson and
others, dated Aug. eth, 1909, and re-
corded in Liber F. D. NJ, No. 20, folio
$40, etc, and deed from Melvin r. john
son and others, dated Aug 29th, 1914.
and recorded in Liber Il. c. C., No. 81,
folio 47s, etc, Land Record.
Mitchell, Mary A.-Personal property
consisting Of stock OF merchandise, as
sessed at $1,000.
Due for State Tax...s Al
Due for County Tax. 149
Wade, Maria Ann--95 acres Of land
and buildings near Hugliesville, assessed
at S199sOO
Due for State Tax....s7 .3s
Due for CSaaty Tax..... .s6.os
Deed from Charles s. S by, ct al, for
IS acres, dated Aug. goth, 1891, and re-
corded in Liber J. S. T., No 4. folio 800,
etc, Land Record
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For Sale


5000 Also STEER, all four years
old. ONE PAIRHEAvY DRAFT HORSES,
in fine condition, gentle and quiet, and
will work single or double anywhere.
One heavy Yagen-Ox cart, $500.
Nothing TO show or sell on Sunday.
W. G. BISHOP,
4-2s-St WELCOME, Nd.
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1m Am. SIN. m. Year.
1in.ss.5oI s5.5Olss.5Olss.OOIsiO.OO
.2in. $50 s.5ol 7.5OI s.ool 12.Oo
ain. 500 1891 s.5Ol1o.OOl 1900
Ain 1900 s.5OI11.oops.SOl $500
5in.I s.OOI1O.OOI1s.5ol15.5OI $500
6 in. s.OO12.OOls.oOl2O.oOI 5000
IL neutrality-suspicious. 1000
lain s2.Col4O.OoIso.ool75.oO nso.oo
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-Four changes allowed to yearly
advertisers without additional charge
All advertisements due and pay
able after the first Insertion.
Obituaries and personal commu-
nieations will be inserted at 10 cents
per line.
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Lyies Ciarcnce-Personai property.
consisting Of livestock. assessed at
sas0o
Due for State Tax.......S so
Due for County Tax...... is3
Padgeit, John It's acres Of land near
Di Bots, assessed al $1,000
Due for State Tax. ~
Due for County Tax. 1876
Probably deed from Edward A. Shar-
-etts and others. trustees. 90 John T
Paigcii ard wife. dated Jan. 18th 1915,
and recorded in Lihei II. G. c.. No. %,
folio PAS, etc, Land Record.
Richards, T. E.-1i0 acres Of land and
buildings near Bryantown. assessed al
s9.i770o Also personal property. con.
sisting Of livestock, assessed at $500
Due for State Tax. .se2q
Due for County Tax. 81. .30.47
Deed from Christiana c. Coleman and
dated June 18th. 1915, and re-
corded in l-iber C. P. No 30, folio SO. 1
etc, Land Record.
Roby Richard P.-s acres Of land and
buildings near Kattawoman Swamp as
sessed at S23ao0
Due for State Tax.,.....S 80
Due for County Tax. 3s3l
Deed from J. Dudley Roby and others
dated Nov 1914 and recorded IN /
Iiber il. c. g., No. q, folio 6s2. etc,
Land Record for acres.
Wade, Il. H.-ts acres Of woodland
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AT $500. sss7S, $4,000, s4975
NEW SWAGGER COATS

ARE exceedingly smart in style and
are made of such new materials as
"Evora,' Bolivia Cloth, Crystal Cord
and Silvertones; in three-quarter
lengths, with full lining Of silk. The
new shades are twilight, clay, Amer
lean Beauty, maple and taupe.
Priced from
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FRIDAY. APRIL 25th. 1919.
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There are The very latest box ef-
others in more fancy, dressier effects
tons. Some of the new models arc
The skirts are long and narrow
made with inerted pleat in the back
Pabardines, Poiret, twills, tricotines
fancy mixtures. The colors ar,
seas" blue.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-25
ILLINOIS AND ITS PER CENT BREW

The brewers 27o per cent prod
uct farce badly in Illinois.
It may continue to he converted
tnto golden dollars in some states
- repleaisa the brewers purse,
slightly shrunken by demands made
mon 1t by the German American
alliance, but in Illinois It is made to
be dumped into Lake Michigan by
the edict Of Federal Judge Landss
The Champion OF Fair Play. the
official liquor paper for Illinois and
Wisconsin, calls the Judge eccentric,
But the newspapers, almost with
out exception. voice the sentiment
of the people OF that commonwealth
In commanding him for MS knowi-
edge of law and his searseasncss IN
administering IT
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-25
HAVE EVIDENCE .0F
BUSINESS ACTIVITY

New York. Oct 24.--nun's Review
will say tomorrow;
satisfaction over the many evil
dcnces OF business act witty is les
sened by the continuance OF strikes
in various parts of the country and
by apprehensions of further troubles
to follow Developments at the in
dua1riai conference in Washington,
which II was hoped would promote
more settled conditions. have not
been reassuring. and the uncertain
ties of the labor situation nearly
everywhere prompt hesitation and
act as check on new enterprises.
Vigorous efforts to relieve the ship
ping congestion in New York harbor
have been partially successful. but
both overseas and rail movements
are still considerably retarded and
delays in deliveries accentuate the
shortages Of goods and impart in
creased strength to prices that are
already at abnormaliv high levels
similar effect, moreover, results from
the loss of production at many manu-
featuring establishments and compe-
titton among buyers for urgently
needed supplies is bringing offers of
sharp premiums over regular mar
ket quotations With outputs unequal
% requirements in many instances, II
Is the conspicuous exception where
stocks of merchandise have accumu-
lated and not a little domestic and
foreign business is being held in
abeyance because all demands can
rot be satisfied
While the diminution OF purchas-
ing power that has been caused by
protracted strikes in some sections
e not without adverse influence on
-etail trade and mercantile collec-
tons yet distribution to consumers
continues in noteworthy volume, in
spite of the extreme prices and the
commercial mortality remains un-
usually moderate.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-25

well as realizing and furry Of 0c-
toher Liquidation which Increased
nerEousness' in the later months
Prices soon 6rmed mp however.
owing to the continued huIl{sn
weather and crop news and after the
first furry If October huuidation
that delivery shot UP to 26c. or rs
points net higher The early after
noon market was extrerueiv unset
tied and irregular, Shorts In the
December position appeared III at
ease and this month jpcreased its
premium over January TO 60 points
Toward ultdafteFnGon hedge sales
and realizing led to "A setback 1T %
ana 50 points.
Late in the dav REALIZING sales in
Aht1cipah9n Of , pessi pie ht.sz SO, GIN
ming report tomorrow led "a a rnac-
tonary tendency led by the later
months December continued rela-
lively firm on covering and trade
calling The close was steady at a
net advance of IS points to a decline
az 10 POINTS
spot at New Orleans was steady.
with iuiddling 80 points higher al
31.sS. the sales were 4.2S3 bales.
Srot here was steady at an advance
NJ s. points At 1920 there were no
sales.
Receipts At the princtpa, ports.
New Orleans, 7s96, Augusta, $50,
Mobile 7o3i 81 Louis. 1881, Savan-
nah 7.s94 Cotton range.
octoher-openine. as so; highest
@725, lowest 35.37
! MISUNDERSTANDING. 35.sn: highest.
r. Is, lowest IS. 80; closing. $500
/ S5,75
( Jannary-Opentne, 3fe5: highest,
/ 80 -. lowest. 81 S5: CLOSING, S5I5
/ februarv-C1osine. 347e
M ar h--~opening. 1851. highest
/ s. 10. lowest. ~ SO; closing. 1855 q
i'24 20
+ April-Clos;ng s4.s5.
May-openins, "A as. highest, s447;
f lowest. 3f1s: closing. 34zsa3422
I June--ClosinR $3.50
] .iuly-Opening. 3275: highest. ~. 6s
: lowest. 23.65; closing 22sa
AWgHst-~ElosirE. $3.50
eptembcr-Closlng. IS.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-25
IF

IF
II Won knew you were going - get
q better price for your calves. h1
shipping To a house that mAlua 3
specially Of calves. you would do h.
wouldn't your We make a spec1nH1
Of calves.
HAZEIGROvE & co.
1910 Il. Cary. Richmond,Va.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-25

Recently thirty barrels Of the
275 per cent variety was poured
into the lake at one performances
and il IS limited that there is mora
to follow. The Chicago brewers
who made the stuff have been held
70 the grand jury in $4,000 bonds.
The revenue department of that dis
trict is actively engagea in hunting
out all dealers who have been sell
ing beer Of more than one-half q
/ per cent alcoholic content ana
who have neglected to pay the fed
eral liquor tax
AL Of which goes to show that
Illinois is taking war time prohibi.
don seriously and setting SPLEEN
did example TO the rest of the states
of the Union.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-25
NJ AR KET
NEW YORK CURR.

NFsA E1AN 1t fS1
New York, Oct 2t--Many Of the
securities on the outside market re-
covered the Losses OF yester day r
large measure and general hrmuess
prevailed after tn" FIRST hour. Trad
ng was n fair volume,
The tndust rails were again most
active General Asphalt registered
gain Of Two points above yester-
Gays cloSa Tobacco Securities were
slightly frmer Motor shares were
in gtAod, Demand. bat maintained a
Sea"Eal }eeel. ~ Ss.stsrday'ss cietsis'1y'
price Candy stocks made fractional
Gains
Business IN the oil stocks was in
tar volume Prices Of these shares
followed the movement ~ similar in
other mar kets and IN a few Instances
sharp advances we're scored. Inter
national Petroleum vas a strong spot
IN this group. advancing about two
points Sinms Petroleum was also
stronger and liz gain WAS in the
neIghborhood Of two points Re
newed demand for Shell Transports
ton resulted in - sharp recovery of
the loss that had been scored yes
terday
Metals were without particular fea-
ture today dealings being IN small
volume and prices showing little
change from the mails Of yesterday
Curb range
Aetna 500 shares; opening. 1o.
highest ION lowest, 10, closing
/ Cosd en-1.s0o shares: opening
III highest IN: lowest. Tx
chose. 1is
Eo,,deraI--6. 500 shares. opent q,
las highest. g. lowest. 2% clos
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