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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-17
LONDON PEOPLE
SEE DoUGHBoYS
PARADE AGAIN
Costly Program Of Entertain
ment Is Provided,

LONDON, July E-General John
T. Pershng. vino is here to lead the
American troops in the Victory parade
on Saturday, was the guest OF Queen
Mary and King George at luncheon
at Buckingham palace today.
LONDON, July H.-London today
saw the third parads OF American
soldiers since the beginning OF the
war A composite regiment com
posed of $500 OF General Pershrngs
veterans arrived at Waterloo station
during the morning and marched
down the Strand and through Bird
Cage Walk. while Londoners madly
chccred them
The regiment will have a six days
holiday and every doughboy will be
treated as the honor guest OF Eng
land No camp work will be neoeS-
sary as the men are billc,ed in hotels
near the United States embassy.
The British authorities have pro.
vided an elaborate program. Sol
Joel, the theatrical manager, and
James White. a Scotch contractor
contributed 100000 for the entertain
ment Of the Americans,
i"Ths. composite regiment is made ur
OF eight men from every infantry
company OF six American divisions
in addition TO a scattering Of ma
rines. The doughboys will be re-
viewed by General Pershing and a
ratherlng of no,ables at Hyde Park
tomorrow morning In the afternoon
the American officers will attend the
races at Sandown Park while the
men are sightseeing. There will be a
dinner at the Carlton hotel in the
evening, The National Sporting club
has prepared a special program for
the entertainment of the visitors.
On Saturday evening there will be
display of fireworks at Hyde park
and also a parade. On Sunday the
American doughboys will be taken
through the city IN buses In the
evening the officers will be enter
tanned at dinner at the Carlton ho-
TEL while the men visit the Palace
theater.
The British fleet will be a visited
Monday by both officers and men
the trip being made in a special
steamer from South End Tuesday
will be given over to sightseeing.
The Americans will leave for
France on Wednesday.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-17
WATERW0RKS JOB
ABOUT FINISHED
Canadian Channel Closing
Marks One Of Last Steps,

With the closing OF the channel OF
the Canadian river at the diversion
dam-two miles above the main water
works dana critical point in the con-
struetion Of the project is past com
missioner Joe Patterson said this
morning BY closing the breach the
current is diverted from the big
reservoir down the bypass. Had a
heavy rain fallen @o days ago the
uncompleted barrier would probably
have been washed out, Patterson said.
With the completion of the diversion
dam the entire project will have been
completed. The construction OF the
conduit-seyen and one-half miles in
leng,h-will be completed coincident
with the diversion dam. Telephone
connection will be established within
the mex, few DAYS as will a power line
for operating the huge gates at the
main dam.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-17

Mr., Alexander said that il cost Mr..
Ford $4,000 to publish Concerning
Preparedness Humanity and San
ity," and one other advertisement
Reading OF the Reed adticle was then
resumed.
Mr.. Ford testified yesterday that
he knew Reed. The latter in the
course OF his article recounted that
Mr. Ford belonged to none OF the ex-
elusive Detroit clubs, but preferred
Of pleasant evening TO sit on a
neishbor's back porch and talk
things over"
"He has a mind OF appalling sim
plicity," wrote Mr.. Reed. The article
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-17
PERSHING RETURNS
HOME IN AUGUST

WASHINGTON, July H.-Gcncra,
Pershing will return TO the United
States in August Representative
Caldwell, democrat, New York, told
the house rules committee today. urg-
ing early action on hi, resolution
setting aside a day for a joint con
Rressional session TO welcome home
the American commander.
Action was deferred by the rules
committee.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-17
CHINA PROTESTS
IN Vain, ENVOY
TO PARIS SAYS
Thirty-Eight Million People
Transferred TO Japan,
nv Internationnl News seryIce(

(By International News Servlce)
NEW YORK, July l7.-"Thc only
thing for China to do now is to put
her house in order so tha, she can bet
ter defend herself in future dealings
with international events. Maybe then
we will get justice"
DR.. Chao.Chu WI, member Of the
Chinese delegation to the Versailles
peace conference made this comment
today on the Shantung settlement
DR.. WI. who with his party is max
ins a leisurely return to China from
France. has been spending several
days in tins city Tomorrow he goes
to Washington where he expects TO
l remain a month
y People Have No Voice.
China had hoped for justice and
equity at the peace conference and she
does not think that she received that,
Continued DR.. WI. Consider the Sltua-
ton moment, Shantung is large
district. containing 1000 square miles
and A population Of 100000 people
That is pretty near the population OF
France. One would think that in the
disposition OF huge tract OF territory
like this the people themselves might
have been allowed the righ, OF self
determination.
China does not think il justice that
property taken away from her by the
German mailed fist should be given to
II Al,
allies: she stood always ready and
willing to do her full share for the
winning OF the war, and she naturally
thought that she would he regarded
~ an ally when it came TO the final
settlement Surely we deserved as fair
treatment as the others. Look how
they disposed of AlSace- Lorraine
look how they gave back Poland's dis
mtmbcred parts, how Clecho Slovakia
and Jugo Slavia were CONSIDERABLY
treated. Even the Danish islands are
TO determine whether they want to go
back to the control OF Denmark al
though Denmark had no part in the
war. The powers controlling the peace
conference certainly should have given
Shantung back TO us. We had certain
ly expected it.
Protest Unavailing
why was it done Who knows2 |
will not attempt to give Japan's rea-
sons for insisting on this sort OF set
tlement ! only know that she did so
insist. and that she has demonstrated
that she is a very speedy and quiet
worker.
"We registered our protest but that
die not seem to effect much good,
hbou. the only thing to do now is to
60 home and put Dur house in order
so that we will be ready for whatever
comes to pass in the future"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-17
PEGGY WILLARD HERE
TO BE SENTENCED

Peggy Willard, who was taken to
Mu,kogee to answer a felony charge
aites having been apprehended as
fugitive IN Coffeyville, Kan, has been
brought to this city to receive re
sentence on white slavery conviction
IRON which she escaped on appeal
bond some time ago. The sentence is
for three years. She may or may not
have to answer the Muskogec charge
after the sentence here has been
served She is now in the county jail
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-17
No Worms In a Healthy Child,

Al children troubled with wOsn,s
h&e an unhealthy color. which in
dicates poor blood, and as a rule,
t..ere is more or less stomach dis
turbance. GROVES TASTELESS
chill TONIC given regularly for two
or three weeks will en-. ich the blood;
improve the digestion, and act as a
General Strengthening Tonic to the
whole system, Nature will then throw
off or dispel the worms. and the Child
will be in perfect health. Pleasant to
take. G0c per bottle. (Adv)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-17
Irish al War With England.

DUBLIN. July II. "A memorial
presented to the mayor OF Dublin yes
,erday by the permanent city officials
declares that a state of war still ex-
lists between England and Ireland.
For this reason, they urge the mayor
to refuse recognition of Saturdays
peace holiday.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-17
IF hun had NOT
NIT BELGIUM, ALLIES
WOULD, TESTIMONY
Continued From Paao y

NNVHVIHUVV v VTH T"Vo NJ
court today had respite from the
witness stand while a magazine ar
ticle about himself, by John Reed,
published in 1910. entitled Industry
Miracle Maker," was read.
When Mr.. Ford resumed the stand,
examination which began last Mon
day, was continued by Elliott G.
Stevenson. attorney for the Chica
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-17
Socialists to Meet at Lucerne.
Oklahoma Casuals Home.

NEW YORK, July l7.-For,y seven
casual companies were among the
1893 troops arriving here today from
Marseilles on the steamship Pesaro
They were organized from men liv-
ing in several states, including Ok
lahoma and Arkansas.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-17
MsrtIsss Licences.

Martgaes Licences.
~ o. Salsman. 20, Springfield. Mo,
81 yGAud Embrss. -, Of Lawton, Okla.
lhvesns Baker. ~. and Gladys
y: s't9 q .os osI'oS'ns Ss'~'. en- sitioru,
10 bSth of Okjokoma City.
,IcnnIe l.. Amblss. ~. - Carter.
Okla. ana Dslla .. covinstoa. ~, OF
% Jsms. n. ~sa.hsrsy. n 81 chris-
~ r. Gress. Is. both - okiahoma
q Isbsrt c. Blackwell. ~. q Okiahema
end Ethel NJ. Csrrieq n % IN
-. Texas.
J. W. Lowry. !.
kewry,. 70 yesFS ON ~ -
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-17

WASHINGTON, July H.-Repre-
sentative Lever, democrat of South
Carolina, was nominated today by
President Wilson to be a member OF
the farm loan board.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-17
Advertising Man Testifies.


The reading was interrupted to per
NIT testimony by kirke b Alexander
an advertising agent of Detroit.
In December he said, he inter
viewed Mr.. Ford at luncheon in
the Ford factory at which Alfred
Lucking Mr. Ford's attorney and a
man named Smith were present.
"Mr. Ford in the course OF gen
eral conversation said that il Ger
many had not invaded Belgium.
France and England would" related
the witness.
Il asked him il he thought Ger
many was ready for peace and he
said yes; that the kaiser was He
said tha, was why he went over in the
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-17

was lauda,ory and the words "pooh
ignorant Mr.. Ford" were used IN all
admiring way. with reference TO Mr.
Ford advancing wages and doubling
his nroduction.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-17

wondered how certain men came TO
occupy their present positions. what
circumstances caused them to be bank
ers or lawyers or doctors? The Times
during the next two weeks Will tell the
reasons underlying the choice OF pro-
fessions made by prominent Oklahoma
city men)
"Any romance in the drug business =,
Not a darn bit" Thus Robert NJ
Scott tired to SquirL out OF telling
how he happened to become a dis
penSer OF qulnne and birthday cards.
Just driited into it, guess. Do
you know. I've often asked myself
how ] ever came to do it. | was
thrown into it IN Oklahoma because
my father owned a drug s,oraa when
| came here. But my earliest ambI-
tionS were to go and fish"
To 90 further back, however Mr
Scott remembered that after he lett
his birthplace in Lincoln, Neb., and
had had few years preparatory
work in Baker university at Bald
win, Kan, he started to rustic his
own living at the age OF IS by
| gong to- Kansas City, where he was
employed as office kid in whole
sale drug house.
In 1880 he landed in Oklahoma,
where his father, DR.. d. w Scott
and his two brothers, Frank and
Ralph, set up in tic drug business
lie remained only a short time. how
ever, but returned in 1893, got a GER
tiflcate as a registered pharmacist SC
he could sell fish hooks and lamf
shades and school books and sodas
and has been at il eighteen hours
Out of twenty y-four" ever since.
His chief delight is rising early
and although he doesn't sell fish
hooks any more. any morning you
may see him catching the carly
worm" by opening his place of bust
ness at pl West Main stree, by a
quarter past l.
And though he declares i, is sad
life, il you ask him. will you ever
get out OF the drug business, Mr.
Scott" he replies with twinkle OF
| hi. eve, eventually
Socialists to Meet at Lucerne.
BERNE, Swift, July H.--Another
international socialist conference in
addition to the one that will open a,
Amsterdam July 2S, Is being organ
ized hy the socialist committee at Am
s,erdam and probably will be held al
| Luccrne next month.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-17
Habitual Constipation Cured In Il
to Al Day.,

"LAX-FOS WITH PTPSIN" is q
specially prepared Syrup Tonie-Lax-
Ative for Habitual Constipation. II
relieves promptly and should be taken
regularly for IA TO n days to induce
regular action. II Stimulates and
Regulates Very pleasant to Take
6Oc per bottle. (Adv.)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-17
Frieda Lesser

Harry $ New, held in Los Angeles
as the confessed slayer OF Fricda
Lesser on a lonely canyon road near
that city, says that he killed her
when she refused to marry him.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-17

Daily Tribune, which Mr.. Ford Is
suing ior 100000 on charge of
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-17
BRIDGE and ROAD
FUND ESTIMATED
At hAF MILLION
Continued From Page ~

County superintendent Of schools
{l02bb increase Of S2Si0.
County commissioners. salary mile
age aud road overseeing, $500. in
crease OF sass
County court and Judges salary. Si3.-
100. Increase OF s 400
District court. three divisions. S26,-
$50; Increase OF tii3o
District court clerk. E2o95o. increase
OF So 625.
Justice OF the peace. $1,000: no IN
crease
county health office, $4,000 Increase
OF t2.7Oo
General government fund. buildings,
repairs. etc, $4,000 increase of $50. 300.
County agents office, farm demon
strations, etc. $lsOlO; increase of
So $50,
The Victoria tower of the houses OF
parliament at Westminster took
twenty years to build. From base to
summit the tower contains l4O spa
oiouS rooms-each flreprooi and
packed with state papers. the records
OF centuries OF English history.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-17
A r 7
!
Webster Says:

ART; Naturally endowed temper
ment; skill, dexterity acquired by
experience or study.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-17
How ! Became
A Druggist
ROBERT M. SCOTT,
Proprietor of SCOTS Phar-
macy.

EDITORS NOTE Haven't you often
wondered how certain men came TO
occupy their present positions, what
circumstances caused them to be bank
during the next two weeks Will tell the
reasons underlying the choice OF pro
fessions made by prominent Oklahoma
city men)
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-15
HORSE MARKET

Rosror. Oct. 1.-The market vas
extremely GuLl during the week. Il
tscr n was the most Unsatisfactory
market the Boscu1 dealers have e1-
oe-leuced TOR a long time past. There
seemed To be no special reason for
me slump n the demand OUTSIDE OF
natural causes. The cal Laf oofsss
for farm work Is at al END. ana -os
demand from me lumber camps fur
heavv horses which has been q1-Ls
active during the past leu weeks
was very quiet. with no orders Tor
arv amount OF horses. What trading
rras dcne was almost wholly from
s-ecrIa tors. who put n low bids
winch dealers accepted rather than
10 hold the horses over for another
weeks business. There were FEW
snsc.al sales of small lots Of good
acci.nated horses during the week.
Islt- at these sales there was no BRISK
Kidding and The horses went al Tar
cheaper values than have ruled OF
late. Ordinary seconds were entered
IN very small numbers and sold a.
about the previous range. Dealers
-euor, ed that II the sale Of some
of their big horses for which the &C.
naad his now been excellent TOR A
long time. that prices declined from
s4pd 80 per head IN average sales
Good quality. heavy green draft
erz. $500 1890 lbs. SOLD from s5oo
a S75: medium weight. good qu1llty
green drafters. from s2256 500: heavy
wagon and express horses. from SlSe
Sa..5 chunks. from s1-5G Use; good
quality accIimated horses from Slaou
is: ordinary seconds. from SSo4
Ii.
At the CRY. Sale Etahlse-J. {.
Deith & Company offered carloads
Of green western horses. nearly al OF
which were large horses. The de-
uaand was slew ana prices were ma
teriaIly lower II order TO CLOSE sales.
There were a number qf army horses
sold. and these TOO sdid at a lower
range than II Inc previous weeks
trade This eek the Srm viii OF
fer . carloads Of green weste-ns. and
the usual run Of seconds and acca-
mated horses.
William EurwItZ sold one carload
of green horses and about % sec
onds. Sales were quiet. with price
lower. This week there viii be rwe
carloads Of western horses and lot
of acclimated and seconds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-15

WatervlZle Ne. Oct. 1--he main
stay &C Calby stt-Iee1Cs Is G-aduate
Manager F1be-- = Erwin. VINO for
nine wears mas iiseG that position On
the Athletic Board he graduated
from Colby n 1871. and since hls
graduation has been very closely at
hiiatea with ire sports ~ this college.
While. N college he was a member
ct the, football team for The four
years. %. 'hs. 'es and % The foot
ball teams Of 1903 and 1902 were state
championship eleverS and their
achievements marker big Successes
IN the progress = the Blue and Gray's
athletic activities.
Such goud men. stars of the pig
skin as Ralph Good. Eny Good. How
ard WEIGH. z " Ktnhai! and Mike
Stacy. number among those who re-
ceiye6 coaching under Erwin
Now that college sports are assurn-
ing The basis of appearances upheld
before the war Il locks a. II Ccfhv
was or The fair road 10 place herself
IN her former position, well in the
lead. Much crcdft is Cue Graduate
Manager Erwin for his efficient work
as coach.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-15

night Also noticed t11Ht the writer
Of ira. article had more 20 say about
Danny Lorraine than he did about
the principals Chambers and Cor
bin for failing 10 appear The writ
a. forgot 70 say that Lorraine wired
last Wednesday evening altar his
bout Al City hall II which he injured
one OF his hands that II was Inpos
sibie fer nm 20 box Chambers. Now
the author also spoke as = Da-ay
was yellow and afraid 70 box Cham
oers 50 ran n Tie bout As to his
being yellow and afraid ! vii let
fans Of this CITY, Augusta. Portland
and Lewiston decide that Now as 10
the would be champ mentioned viii
say that Lorraine. claims the hight
weight cham pipnship a 1S0 1S3
lbs. Don't see anybody disputing him
either about II. The writer OF arti-
Gle alse said that Chambers was
travelling fast and would guarantee
to keep Lorraine buoy from being
knocked out Honestly that's a
joke. ne really must be spoofng.
Damn can rnnbie 4 little bit him
self Now as 10 Chambers. he was
booked 70 meet Lorraine N Lewiston
but retired when time for the nout
(and do not wire either. hen ne re-
turned 20 the game once more and
met kId Sullivan of Topsham and
got a trimming and then he met
SPIN Mcclure and went to sleep and
has Just come 10. We all know how
both Sullivan and Mcclure Jared
with Lorraine Both good boys to-
day Now Chambers gets a decision
over Young Csrhin. WonderfuI
They declare he ia q champ. Now n
regards Corhin. he cannot be drag
Eed N the same ring with either Sui
Ivan or Mcclure and when Lor-
raire's name In mentioned he is deaf
DUMB. and bind. New Lorraine is
willing 20 meet this Demon of the
Ring anA Il he really means bust
ness why he should drop a line To
the natchrnakers If Portland. An
gusta. Lewiston clubs as they are
now looking for someone to meet
Lorraine al the present moment.
Good men are scarce. Danny VIII
meet this champ at any club IN the
State This does not include Bidde-
ford as Danny Lerraine boxes for
money, not postage stamps.
Thanking you. remain.
Yours. respt..
r H DAT.
Lorraines Mgr,
P g. Hafdefcrd journal please
cepy.
Bath. Ne. Oct Il. 1919.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-15

Chicago. 1ct =
EcGS-Escelpts z 900. Estimated To-
morrow -2aGD, NASTY 80 cents lower
Heavy 14ea5sdl4ss. medium -A4adl5N Agnt
I4asfi.n LEnt Light Is75Glap. heavv
weight sows smooth 135nd1Aa' packing
sows rough lDesd1sso DIES -SSJnT145e-
AT-LA<-Recaiptg 1s.oBe. Estimated
tomorrow = ooe; ursnttled. Beef steers
Medium and heavy weight choice and
prime 1615lq1s75- medium and good 1870
1915; common s-SdIlG-j, light weight good
and choice i40ud16Sn common and me-
dunn -5ai4Oa Butcher cattle t1elfers
ters 7eeh6po veal calves 16SHT175o: feed
er steers 7n0d13ea: sfocker steers SBhd
luon, western range steers -75n 11sa COWS
and hei.e-s 575nI-Do.
sEEEr-R eceipts 4n.0nn Estimared 70
morrow $1,000; SLOW Lam DIS 12Dnfo loot
cuIls and common S5on1anA Ewes; Me-
dunn good and choice sz5s6I'-t,5 culls and
common 3e0TSne; breeding S75TLe50,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-15

New York, Oct IL
TLoCH-puu, spring patents 11sd
ESQ. spriag clears %BdlnM; WINTER
sstr-a ights Ie6a%9lo4n Kansas st-aaghS IL
fI--a
wEEA--Sprt quiet: Ne. 2 red 2of
rack New York expor- billed
CCRN-spot eAEier; Nc. yahcT ana
No - white i54. G View YorK
cA-S-Spct quiet; No. whNe ~ .,.r
PoRk-Steady: mess 4S5o; fanliy asa
4154n0
BTTTEE-Strong; receipts So IFS
cr-na-ner-v higher than extras SfsG*s de
extras. % score, S6idS7, hrsrs 5SMSe
pack,ng-siock current make NO. IN
EG-S-Firm receiuts $40 cases; rresh
gathered extras sstfE7 extra fiTsts 6Ss7So.
4rste Sensa: Etafa. Pa. and nearby vest
ern hennery whiteA tine to fancy sreLse,
state Pa and nearly hsrnei-v Wnlies y
er-St.,a--- - prime mas; do browns y
G7s. do ratnered browns and mi2eo
colurs s6a&
PC-A TCEG-1n ,~unds s7,5dt~. Long
Island Isn TBS. 4TT5aa: JERSEY i6a lbs ~
ds75; Sweets Jerser No. ] BASKET Ing
16n: southern No. ! hnl. yMtGS.a.
rAEEAIES-SteaSv; 1m1I75 per ".
STGAR-Eaw steadv; cenfrf1uSai
-w refined STEADY. cur loHf lbaa: crush
ed Ias5 mould A $50; cubes va: pow
dered go: standard powdered 10; me
rrauuIated and Diarncn A gW co11ec-
Tione-s A $50; No. ! soft sugar gu.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-15
Stock Markets
e, YORK MARKET
-----~sz - ti,s Days osai.,us - All
t0o Lsselr1 Stocks

~~E r'ct An IRE EuIar open
-AveIGplnE lato veaklegs ana
en- reaCt40n n re ma
ma -az ne Kaleidoscope
r. qua extremely active and
@ stock market
-=4. ~ tie G-st hour when
IaG as declined three 70 =
Us attributed 70 events over
~'- nciiaav. especially he indus
or U.ffrN US intensified by
.-- ..sr u % noes.
-- ma Session. which
aG ICED early losses and esta D.
"a. n0Ie worthy high records.
ea re INITIAL S per cent. cal
and more hopeful advices
an hrs.
--v-eaIug setback later began
les oaaa Jumped To - per cent,
.. -s j. Der cent, an additional
-ft aeluE paid. acccrding 10 re-
q. UGGgt-lal collateral
s-r--1-E lt the asst half hour cHT-
.-"-. arL rvrentz and various spe.
.. 'lweft isVeis ann impaired
sew ere ~ one 1alt TO two
"p market closed N consiu-
ORDER WITH a weak tone. Sales
-- a 67z 5tIN shares
ae Suffered an extreme loss %
POINTS al IT, wcrst. ra4iyirE
-. on Sut allied shares oner-
.-.-rz-rce %ew rlaEiTnlfns d.
---'0-- @-f1tZ Pierce Arrow.
-7,-uru Ind Eiiie & Leather
--eltea ava under the
Al the and. Industrial Al
~ ~ se.nrna 4 new record.
re ~ re I -o1nts rise
..a@ reflected the sCrin cents
~-e~ market per cent oe.ng
r14e.~.als 1ar short PERIODS.
--se 'oans ware made On prime
- a 20 50
ne As. Lissrt- bonds were
~~r general bond list. inter-
-a aasirc Total sales. pa
aEs nj ST.. aai f-Fl. oI5 I :
rcaa-geG IN CAL.