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Evening star., 1920-06-23
Home Brew.

l made keg of home brewed
ale. with raisins, yeast and
water, and now Pm in the coun-
| ty Jail, where reasons prone to
totter. | made FIVE gallons of
the truck to show that | could
do it: drank three quarts and
ran amuck, and here | am. be-
shrew it! My head is out of
shape on top, my brow is swelled
and hilly. for there the outraged
tvillage cop assailed me with his
billy. When | get out, some FIVE
years hence (this fact | put some
stress ON, I'll try to brew no
Old Stone Fence-I will have
learned my lesson. 1t does not
pay to fool the law. in measure
small or greater. for punishment
is all you draw-it gets you soon
or later. A lot of laws give me
a pain. Pm tempted to defy
them: but in the hours when |
am sane l guide my footsteps
by them. We cannot pick and
choose the laws that we'll OBJ
serve and cherish: we can't ap-
prove one with our jaws. and
say the next must perish. We
have to take them as they come.
and not behave like cutters. and
i we find that some are bum,
we bravely take our bitters.
The laws against all forms of
booze, an. ahen my stretch is
ended, l viii compound no home
made brews of yeast and raisins
blended. WALT MASON.
Evening star., 1920-06-23
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

Frank Wetenick. twenty-eight year
old. former soldier, escaped from st
Elizabeth's Hospital last night. He i:
baldheaded and wore civilian clothe:
when he left the hospital.
Helen Ellis. fourteen months old. GO1
hold of some matches at her home. Al.
18th street southeast, yesterday after
noon. She put the matches in hel
mouth and swallowed portion of the
sulphur tips. The child was given frs,
aid at Casualty Hospital 1t is thought
she was not dangerously affected
\ coroner's jury. at an inquest con-
Quoted at the morgue yesterday after
noon. exonerated Paulo Poloroda OF
St Helena. Md. driver of the mot or
years old. near I'd and d streets north
east Monday afternoon.
The Deanwood Community Associa-
tion is to meet in the Deanwood Com :
munity Center at o'clock tomorrow
night. The following activities will
meet: The Deanwood Cleft Club, the
Junior Athletic Club, the Junior
Dramatic Club and the Social Club. :
Rev. DIR. Henry Allen TupPer is to
deliver a lecture on "A Merciful Mes
sage to the Masses" tomorrow night
streets.
reception was given In the Dean
wood School last night by the Parents
and Teachers Association for the
parents and teachers. Mrs. G.. Pelham
delivered an address.
Harold Hodgkins Dewhirst of this
city, and graduate of Central High
School of the class of 1916, not oc'v
received A degree of civil enginee" 81
Leh1gh University recently but OUT y
class of 1856 carried off second place
in general proficiency in class studies
and laboratory work.
The Amphions will entrain for Bal
timore sunday morning. where they
viii give sacred concerts in the Y.
during the afternoon and evening
Mrs. Viva VI. January. healer and
teacher from the Unity School of
Christianity. Kansas City. Mo. will
conduct classes at the New Thought
Temple. 1911 street. Thursday at
2:30 and pm.
SerGt. Jasper Post. No. Ii, American
Legion. Will hold an excursion to
Marshall Hall. Members and friends of
the legion invited
"The Finger of Scorn," drnmn in
four acts, will be repeated tonight by
the Dramatic Club of Asbury NJ r.
church at the o Street Armory Hall
Tor the benefit of the Mount Vernon
M. h. Church of Ivy City.
Evening star., 1920-06-23
WILL ELECT OFFICERS.
Harding and Coolidge Club to Per
manently Organize Tonight.

Permanent organization of the
Harding and Coolidge Club will be
perfected at meeting at s O'Clock
tomorrow night at republican head
quarters. 1926 New York avenue The
temporary organization was formed
at meeting of the republican state
committee of the District last week.
Besides electing permanent officers
the club will adopt a constitution an6
bylaws. The call for the meeting to.
morrow night is signed by W. T. Gal.
liner. chairman of the state commit.
tee, and E. c. Graham. secretary
Evening star., 1920-06-23
ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES
TONIGHT.

TONIGHT
Gibbons Club boat ride to Fort
Washington. O'Clock. at the 7tb
street wharf
Reclassification meeting, O'Clock.
At 1923 New York avenue.
Red Triangle Outing Club hike. s
O'Clock. at Georgia avenue and Up
shur street.
Meeting of Mckinley Manual Train
ing School Alumni Association 6
O'Clock at the school.
Evening star., 1920-06-23

With the spread of the dancing craze
in Paris there has developed what
physicians and beauty specialists call
the tired tango face"
Evening star., 1920-06-23

regular neshe highest class of eaherweght woolen-
all thee-piece Just the clothing for hot weaherw
for when the fall
Evening star., 1920-06-23

"Thc Finger OF ScOrn," a drnm, in
four acts. will be repeated tonight by
the Dramatic Club of Asbury NJ. +.
Church at the o Street Armory Hall.
for the benefit of the Mount Vernon
NJ. +. Church of Ivy City
Evening star., 1920-06-23

Frank Wetenick. twenty-eight years
old. former soldier, escaped from ST.
Elizabeth's Hospital last night. He is
baldheaded and wore civilian clothes
when he left the hospital.
Evening star., 1920-06-23

SerGt. Jasper Post. No. 1t, American
Legion. viii hold an excursion to
Marshall Hall. Members and friends of
the legion invited
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-21
QUINCY

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making her home IN Pensacola fer tho
Isast year. left on Thursday Tor New
orleans en- route 20 81 Louis. where
sc viii make her home IN the future.
Lamar Lappington OF Mobile
spent two days with his grardmother.
Mrs. y. q. Weed last week Mr Lap
pington Is captain of Barton's football
team.
Friends viii regret 70 learn Of the
illness OF Mr. William washburn OF
Caryvfiie at the Pensacola hospital.
His small son Hyer. who accom-
panied him. is spending the weekend
a. Brent as the guest % hts cousin.
>. r. Weuman.
Miss Kathleen Wheat is visiting
friends In ST. Joseph. Mo,
-sMiss Adorah smatthers Is the
guest or her sister and brother-in law,
Mr.. and Mrs. ,. G. Holtzclaw.
AIRS. ". A Rawis. ST. has re-
turned nom Tallahassee.
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. AsouT PEOPLE We KNOW. q
a. .
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Friends win Fegret 60 learn that
Mrs. 8 s. Kinney Is quite sick az her
home. 1894 East T.akeview avenue.
Mrs. Dan shepard Is enjoying a
visit IN Columbus. Ca. expecting 20
be away for a month.
Miss Theresa Cohen r. expected
90 arrive Tuesday evening from Tampa
% be the guest Of Miss Reulah Green
hut and Miss Ruth Dannhefsser and
attend tho Thanksgiving ball az the
Progress club wednesday evening.
Miss Cohen was a ciassmafe or Miss
0reenhnt and Miss Dannheiser az
Florida state College. Tallahassee.
Among ether Tampana spending
the weekend IN Pensacola. q Afr. y.
~. Schreihar. OF tho bond and bank
Ing firm o. W. J.. Siayton A Co. To-
ledo, ohio. Mr. Schreihar is rewis-
tered az the san Carlos hotel and
expresses himself delighted with Pen
aac0ia.
Miss Elsie Tisner who has been
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-21
For Itching Eczema,
Old Sores and Piles

Il -uarkntee my ointment" GAYS Pc
tanMnn or Buffalo. 70 cure ecK@Ffn. 70
sf0p the itching AZ once and any reliable
druggist Will cheerfuiiv refund yUuw
money N pETERSDN+g OINTMENT
doaant do everythinK : say y viii DO
William a. Carleg OF Franklin ~ y Il
surely a wise man. lie writes. II used
psieTfRSON'S OINTMENT on 4 little
COY suffering terribly with ecze1na. II
afd the work T"
Then there - Alex LoutteI. a brave
fireman of Buffalo. who IL glad 60 write
a. follows. y had an ola sore on my leg
Ter many years. The best doctors failed
JEFFERSON 8 OINTMENT entirely heal
- the sore quickly" And from over ~
taunaa comes q letter from A BlockeiSv
stating The best thing ! ever hfe for
! ching piles - pETE~S0NS ONT
MlsNT " A big box for 90 cents Mai or
aers niled hy Peterson Ointment CO,
lnA, Buffalo. ~ T.
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~. n. Jordan. Lee Munroe. M ".
Monroe, Julian Howard. y. w. Griffin
and Joe Budd Of Quincy formed a
party % fiat IN the okolochonee river
Tuesday while Ira Price. who was shot
AZ there last week IN company with
Rev W a Burns. who was badly
pappered az. watched the party on the
WAkuiia side Tor the return OF the
offender Rev Burns T. again able
tc be out. but the people here feel
very indignant over this unwarranted
attack
A jolly party % young people gath !
cred - the homo o. Miss Katherine
Sylvester. about two miles from town.
on Friday evening 20 enjoy a sugar
boiling party. Fats" were also pienti-
fui and games ana a genuine good
time enjoyed.
Mrs. Y. 4. Watson. accompanied by
y. l. junior. left Monday for Augusta,
IA. 70 spend Thanksgiving week with
relatives
Mesdames n A Love and w J. Cox
attended the sessions 81 the Federn-
tion 90 Woman's clubs In Tallahassee
and report q delightful time
The family OF w. M. Cory have re-
ceived from President Wilson through
Josephus Daniels. secretary OF the
navy. a navy cross awarded after
death 70 the late Lieutenant Comman-
der W ~ Cory Jr.. ". s.. NJ The
letter accompanying this and the cita-
tion for bravery as wen as the navy
cross. which IL this highest order OF
merit that the navy can bestow. win
10 cherished In tho CORY family as
precious beyond price IN It's associa-
ton with the memory OF their gallant
son.
Miss Ruby McDavid. county demon
strator. held an interesting exhibit day
in Quincy Saturday Tho Woman's
club served lunches 20 the fifty girls
present on tho beautiful Eiks' club
grounds. and Manager Behrens treat
ed tho young workers 20 a free movie
matinee. The Canning club prizes
were awarded; First. Lois Hawkins.
Quincy. second. LESLIE MoKe0wn. Red
Bluff third. Berthe Lee Prosnall. old
Mt. Pleasant Poultry cSh: First.
Wallace Hawkins. quincy; Edgar
Hawkins. Mt. Pleasant. Haywood
Scott Quincy. SEWING club First.
Nellie Parker. HRrdanay. second.
Myrtle Clarke. Mt Pleasant. third.
Frances fIlnson. Hluson
The Woman's club ~ Quincy wtll
have an unusually brilliant social
meeting next Tuesday afternoon. The
usual literary program % reports from
the Federation meeting IN Tallahassee
the presence Of several Federated Of
ficors and music win be interesting
features. The following ladies will act
a. hoateaseas Meadames y. &. Beh-
rens. W. =. Crofton, III. J. Davis. n.
n. GODDARD. n. - Embry. y. M. Burg
hardt. J. b. Ball. ". J. Cox. II. 9.
Curry and Miss Christine Bryan.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-21
Taxable Income ShOUs Big
Increase OUer 1917 Figures

iaee o. total returns 80 Of income 81;
~ Tax go
Virginia Returns 5i.207 income
SRA i04s95: increase s4242i Go; tax
sI.GIAT 10. increase s3,7t34a2. Pcrcen-
taga ~ total returns lie, % income
100; of tax .Gs.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-21
Up TO $500 SUITS

to sell for nearly one-half their for GOO M
Atwood Trcotine, Tinseltone Yalana, Duvet
de Laine-some embroidered and braid trimmed;
others with fur trimmings-offered in great pro-
fusion Of styles-plenty of navy and black. to-
gether with all fashionable coIors. These suits
are the best values offered i'm Pensacola in sew
eral years.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-21
UP TO $500 SUITS

UP TO $500 SUITS
10 sell for nearly one-half their for Go m
mer price ......'...........-............. O4O.UU
These suits man tailored and represent the
best makes of real high-grade suits-all made OF
finest materials Duvet de Lame Veldyne
Tricotine, Yalama and other new fabrics-many
have fine fur collars. There are also plain tail
ored styles, all colors and plenty of servjeeable
navy blue and black suits in the lot sizes 16
to 46.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-11-18

WILLIAM HOLMES
Lot Z, block 10, Plat
"A" Paradise Townsite
Survey. 54,45o square
| Feet .................. 5000:
PETER o. HANSEN
Beginning at a point
SIS feet east of the
southwest corner Of
block 10, Plat "B" Par
adise Townsite Survey,
and running thence
east on the north side
of street 413.7 feet;
thence north 1875 feet;
thence west 1887 feet;
thence south 1s5 feet
to beginning. 68,260.5
square feet ................ $131.67
MRS. MARTHA HALL
Beginning at the north
east corner Of block
s, Plat "A" Paradise
Townsite Survey, and
running thence south
211.5 feet; thence west
257.4 feet; =, thence
north 211.5 feet thence
east 257.4 feet TO be-
ginning. 54,45O square
rect ........-................ $105.03
BURT S. HOWELLs
The south 53.6 feet OF
lot 8, block /, Plat "A"
Paradise Townsite Sur
vey. 1858 square feet s 34.12
GEORGE HowELLs
Lot I, block IS, Plat
"A" Paradise Townsite
Survey. 54,45O square
feet .....'................... s105.0s
MRS. MELISSA HOWELLS
The north $40 feet OF
lot 4, block 1, Plat "a"
Paradise Townsite Sur
vey. 1917 square feet 5 34.9b
HALvERsoN
Lots 2, and 4, block
1, Plat ''B" Paradise
Townsite Survey, 1885,
$50 square feet .......... s315.10
JOSEPH H. HURST
Lot 4, block 10, Plat
"A" Paradise Townsite
Survey. 54,450 square
feet .......................,.s 105.os
JOSEPH T. HUMPHREYS
West 2s0.s feet Of lot
3. block 3, Plat "B"
Paradise Townsite Sur
vey. 41,2ss.5 square
rect -......-...-....-...-......-.. , ib.oI
JOHN p. JAMES
Lot Z. block 1S, Plat
"A" Paradise Townsits
Survey. 54,450 square
DAVID j. JAMES
Lots !, Z and s, block
A. Plat "A" Paradise
Townsite Survey. 1857
$50 square feet .....-...... S3l5.lo
IENRY JOHNSON
Lot 8, block 2, Plat
"B" Paradise Townsite
Survey. 54,450 square
feet ....................... s1O5.03
Joseph Fl. JOHNSON
Lot s, block 2, Plat
"B" Paradise Townsite
Survey. 54,45O square
feet ..................... s1O5.03
WILLIAM T. LEMON
The south 1894 feet OF
lot 4, block ], and the
north 1895 feet OF lot
3, block /, Plat "a
Paradise Townsite Sur
vey. 72,270 square feet 1891
r. LEMON
Lot 7, block I, Plat
"a" Paradise Townsite
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Lots 2. 8 and 4, block
3, Plat "A" Paradise
Townsite Survey. 1885,
$50 square feet ........ $....3IS.I
PARADISE L. d. S. CHURCH
West 1874 feet Of lot 3.
block %. Plat "A" Par
adise Townsite Survey.
25,212 square feet ...... 5 4s.6
PARADISE L.D.S.CHURCH
Lots 2, 5, 4 and 6.block
Is. Plat "A" Paradise
Townsite Survey. 272,-
$50 square feet ............ 1881
PARADISE L.D.s.CHURCH
Beginning at a point
1913 feet west of the
northeast corner OF
block 10, Plat "A"
Paradise Townsite Sur
vey, thence west 1872
feet; thence south 330
feet; thence east $50
thence north SO feet;
thence west 1913 feet;
thence north 297 feet
TO beginning. 50,O94
square feet ................ s 96.6:
JOSEPH T. LIGHTHOUSE
Lot 1, block 9, Plat
"A" Paradise Townsite
Survey. 54.45O square
Ieet ..-..-.--.-..-......-..-...... $lVb.V,
JAMES X. McMURDIE
Lot Z, block s. Plat
"A" Paradise Townsite
Survey. 54,450 squire
rect -...-....-........"......... $1,000;
SAMUEL X. McMURDIE
Lot 8. block II, Plat
"A" Paradise Townsite
Survey. 54,45O square
rect ---....-...........----...... $lO5.O.
JOHN McMURDIE
Lot 4, block 10, Plat
"A" Paradise Townsite
Survey. 54,45O square
ieet ....-.--...-....-...---.-..... SlU5.U,
DAVID McMURDIE
Lot s. block IL, Plat
"A" Paradise Townsite
Survey. 54,450 square
Ieet .--.-.-....................... $1O5.Oa
ORSON NILES
Lot I, 3. 4 and s, block
"a, Plat "a. Paradise o
Townsite Survey. 217,-
500 square feet ......,.,. s420.1l
JOHN z. MILES JR.
Lot 8. and north 1877
feet Of lot I. block II.
Plat "a" Paradise
Townsite Survey. ST.
221 square feet .........,.. $12s.67
JOSEPH NORRIS
Lots 4 and s. block 2S.
Plat "A" Paradise
Townsite Survey. 1857
500 square feet ............ s21O.O7
9 j. NORMAN
Beginning at a point
165 feet east OF the
southwest corner of lot
], block 80. Plat "A"
Paradise Townsite Sur
veythence east II feet;
thence north $50 feet;
thence west II feet;
thence south $40 feet
to beginning. 24,430
square feet .........-.... 5 1920
OBRAY
Lot 1, block Al, Plat
"A" Paradise Townsite
Survey. 54,450 square
feet .....-.............-......... $lO5.O3
EZRA T. OBRAY
Lot s, block 32, Plat
"a" Paradise Townsits
Survey. $3.50 square
Feet ..........,....-.,.-..-..---,. $lOo,Oo
G. oBRAY a..
West half lot 1, block ,,ss
-. Plat "A" Paradise n
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GEORGE s. oBRAY

GEORGE s. oBRAY
Lots s and Z, block
80, Plat "a" Paradise
Townsite Survey. 1884,
$50 square feet ... s3151o
GEORGE S. oBRAY
Lot Z. block 81, Plat
"A" Paradise Townsite
Survey. 54,450 square
rect .-....--.-"....-...... $105.0o
:. X. oBRAY
Lots 3 and 4. block 9,
Plat "A" Paradise sv.
Townsite Survey, los,-
800 square feet, ...a....... S2lo.o7
SAMUEL oLDHAMl
Lots !. 4 s, block 81, Plat
A Paradise Townsite
Survey. I0s,s00 square
Ieet .......".-...-..-...-... s210.07
SAMUEL OLDHAM
Lots !, Q, 6, z, and 8,
block 4. Plat "B" Par
adise Townsite Survey,
272.250 square feet 49,. s525.l7
GIDEON E. OLSEN
Lot I, block s, Plat
"B" Paradise Townsite
Survey. 54,45O square
rect .........,................. $105.O3
HANNAH E. OLSEN
Lot 6 block 33, Plat
"A" Paradise Townsite
Survey. 54,450 square
rect .............."............ $105.03
HANNAH e. OLSEN
Lot Z, block SO, Plat
"A" Paradise Townsite
Survey. $3.50 square
feet ........................... s105.o3
GIDEON e. OLSEN
Lot 6. block 81. Plat
"A" Paradise Townsite
Survey. 54,45O square
feet ......-.................... $1O5.OS
GIDEON e. OLSEN JR.
Beginning at a point
1912 feet north OF the
southeast corner block
"a, Plat "A" Paradise
Townsite Survey thence
north iSS feet; thence
west 165 feet; thence
south 61.SS feet; thence
east 165 feet, to the
point of beginning.
1920 square feet ...... 5 1860
JOHANNA OLSEN
Lot 4, block 81, Plat
"A" Paradise Townsite
Survey. 54.450 square
feet .................... $1O5.03
MRS. j. l.. PRICE
Lot 3, block 33, Plat
"A" Paradise Townsite
Survey. 54,450 square
feet ........-..................... $1O5.O3
MRS. J. l.. PRICE
Lot g.. and the north
59.2 feet OF lot Z, block
2s, Plat "a, Paradise
.Townslte Survey. 49,
SS6 square feet .....-... $14213
pAPADIsE LAND AND
COMPANY
Lot 2. block 20. Plat .%
"a" Paradise TOWNSHIP
Survey. 54,450 square
I0et .-.-.............-..-.--.-.-. $lVo.Vo |
GEORGE PEARCE
Lot 1, block 3 Plat
"A" Paradise Townsite
Survey. 54,45O square
feet $1,000
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ID. NJ. BlCkMORE
Beginning on the south
line OF street at q point
248S.S feet east OF
point "a feet south OF
the sou Invest corner OF
block 3. Plat "A"
Paradise Townsite Sur
vey. thence east along
south line OF street
1879 feet; thence
south 165 feet; thence
west 1873 feet; thence
north 1G5 feet to be-
ginning. 21O,194 square
feet .............................. s27O.31
MRS. FANNIE w. JAMES
Beginning on the south
side of street at point
209S.6 feet east of
point "a feet south OF
the southwest corner OF
block 3, Plat a. Par
adise Townsite Survey,
thence south l65 feet;
thence east 1852 feet;
thence north 165 feet;
thence west along south
side of street 1882
feet 10 beginning.
55.3es square feet -. 5 Ills
DAVID w. JAMES
Beginning at q point 90
feet south OF the south
west corner O block 3.
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JACOB LARSEN
Lot 8, block IS, Plat
"A" Paradise Townsite
Survey 54,45o square
feet .................. sros oa
GEORGE W. LEMON
Lot 3. block 10, Plat
a. Paradise Townsite
Survey, 54,45o square
g feet .,.~......,....... 5000
GEORGE W. LEMON
Lot 4. block 2, Plat
"B" Paradise Townsite
Survey. '5l,45o square ''''
- feet siosOs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-22
Kidnaper Refuses
TO Give Up Child

B~wington absolutely refused 20
tell where the child Was. He rather
tntimatcd that he was living with
Brrwington's parents In Colorado.
In a recital 81 the troubis between
him and his wife, who lives at ~, ~
tTth ST.. Seattle. he declared he KID.
MAPPED the boy after his wife had
gone hack on her word
when she was In tho hospital be.
fore tho second baby, John. was
born. sh. promised To live with me"
continued Brrwlngfon. and then tho
baby was born After her conflns'
rn.nt her folks got hold Of her and
talked her out OF coming back 10 me.
II waA then l decided TO steal Ell
mer-
The kidnapping occurred about mid
night on November IL. 1912. when
the child was stolsn from the bed
where Il WINS asleep with Its grand.
father In Tacoma.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-22

Declaring that he would remain
In Jail all his life rather than give
up HIS zisyear-oid son. Elmer. Or
vile Br~wtnwton. held In tho Pierce
county juhi on a kidnapping charge.
told . Star reporter Tuesday that
the missing child u held IN good
family home" the location Of which
he refused TO dlvuise.
Brrwington said he saw the child
two weeks ago and that II vas
happy and we'll
Il stole the child." Bvwington dc.
clarcd. because could not bear 10
loso him. I would stay In Jail all
my life rather than let my wife.
liner. &c, hold Of him again unless
we come to settlement and
she decides 10 live with me again.
The child II In n good homo and
Ia being well cared for. There is no
reason for anyone To think him In
HARM
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-22
Status of the New York
Stock Exchange

NEW YORK. June 7z.--A sharp de-
cline In prices. affecting the entire list.
occurred At the close Of today's trading
on the New York stock erebsngs. Call
monsy vas auo'ed al y per cent just be-
fore the decline started.
stasl common vas forced below " on
the decline and Vsnadium TO t3k. Off 4
points from Mondays high. crucibis sold
at it1h. General mootfs sold ~ 72A. q
new low, and stydsbaksr got under %.
Despite this reaction, offers we're re-
ported as not particularly large.
Traders we're vnabi. 10 advance any
definite rssson for the slump. Soms
thought The fact that WOOL growers were
seeking 70 raise $50 900 600 In loans thru
banks and tho situation esused ny the
drop In the prios or wool was rssponsi-
Bile.
tn. OUTLAY railroad strike In View
Jersey and Psnnsyrvania vas mentioned
a. tbs cause by others
NEW YORK. June .1.--Pricss were IT.
regular ct the opening Of the New York
htaet exchange today. Trading vas N
small volume
opening prices ~sr.; Central Lathe,
at ssK. OF u Rubber A. 9gk, of = .
hsIiean Petroleum az i77.. UP u h'g-
dspahsr a. 70h. off . Sinclair o. sts.
Unchanged baldwin Locomotive at ia,
up y Retail stores at 10. off y Indus.
trial Alcohol 81 YIN UP y Residing At
NI Fhf'i ~
soa, of \. crucibls at i.sr. up y
vanadlnIn at -, up I. Pam American at
le1. of 4
After early selling. which carried Pan
American down TO iei y. large buying or
ders appeared and the whole list stiff-
sncd The main buying was ia low priced
oils Barrett sold up 90 i5os.
General Motors told at - new low
on ths present decline.
The late morning and early afternoon
trading IN the market was 10 barrow that
rrceasiouH Of or more points we're com
| mon. when stocks we're brcBEht back
the narrownsss of the market was sull
| apparent. however. and tie stocks reeos-
cred tho i0sa easily.
NEW YORK. June fs.--'Ths Evening
Bun IN its financial review today said
| The bears made the most Of adverse
rumors and mental suggestion by means
/ OF which 20 depress prices Of shares In
tocsy's market. but the Goinr was far
/ from smooth for them because Of the ex-
trsms narro~nrrs Of the market itself.
which. Giv~n . push this va, or that.
l worked with savai fairness on either
| side The result was the striking OF
balance pretty nearly. that IL to say. price
| changes were I'm the end slight. aitho
most Of the time they ssersd upward or
1 downward with impartial facility. Call
\ loans. renewed n per cent at mid.
day. moved UP 10 per cent and later 70
| II per cent Prices continued 20 incline
| To hcsvincss In tho last hour. . movemsui
| aecentuAted 20 some extent by . repeu.
tion Of Mondays riss In call money 70 II
per cent"