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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-05-04
ROBERT PIERCE WINS
SCHOLARSHIP HONOR

Final averaging of the grades OF
students taking the diploma examine
tion from the eighth grade Of the
Wayne county schools was completed
Wednesday morning Robert Pierce,
of Perry township, received the high
est average, his grades averaging 81
Margery Florence Davenport. of
Wayne: Hazel Dennis. of Jefferson,
and Josephine Starr. of Boston. were
tied for second honors, with an aver
age of 90.
Other high grades in each township
were as follows: Abingdon. Morris
Wright. 80: Center. Martha L. Chees.
man, 81: Clay, Lillian Hunnicutt, 90;
Dalton. Lowell Beeson, 50; Franklin.
Opal Niewoehner. 81; Greene, Ernest
Pickett, 81; Harrison, Russell Secrest,
81; New Garden. Idris e. Hinshaw,
80; Perry, Robert Pierce. 81; Wash.
ington. Lawrence Crawford. "a; Web.
ster. Irene Code Petry, 50.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-05-04
JUDGE lands DENIES
RESIGNATION REPORT
after SENATE ACTION
(py Associated A PreSs)

CHICAGO, May 4.-Judge Lands
in a formal statement today denied
reports that he had resigned from the
federal bench to devote his time to
his position as baseball commissioner.
81 have not resigned nor have l said
anything which could be construed
into a statement that have resigned -
the statement said.
The action Monday Of the senate
judiciary committee in endorsing Sen
ator DiaTs bill. making it an offense
for a federal judge to accept another
position of pecuniary profit while on
the bench had again aroused rumors
federal position.
Last winter when impeachment
charges were filed against Judge Land
is by Representative Welty, Of Ohio,
whose term has since expired, the
Judge said they will never impeach
me-"
Judge Replies.
IF both houses Of congress by
majority resolution express disappoint.
ment at my attempt to benefit 10000.
600 people who have a wholehearted
interest in baseball | will send my
resignation as federal Judge to Wash.
ington by telegram the judge said
then.
At about the same time Senator Dial
demanded that the Senate investigate
the action Of Judge Lands in CRITICS
ing officials of a bank at Ottawa, Ill.,
for paying Francis ]. Carey, aged 1S
its teller, only $50 a month and put
ting large sums of money in his charge
Carey confessed to embeZZling nearly
$4,000, was sent home unguarded BY
Judge Landis until the Judge could
think over" his punishment, and later
was sentenced to federal reform
school for q short term.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-05-04
WOULD Be CITIZENS
TO BE HEARD FRIDAY

Thirty-five applicants for. naturali.
cations papers will be heard at the
semi-annual naturalization hearing
which will be held at the court house
next Friday. This is the largest num-
ber ever appearing at one hearing for
their final papers in Wayne county,
officials state.
The repeal Of the act making II
compulsory for certain aliens to OBJ
tain a presidential permit for natur-
alization has greatly increased the
number eligible for their final papers
next Friday.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-05-04

While scandal and stories Of blasted and Of ideal wed
for herself in thrilling serials remained outside the bonds OF mat
married Now word from Paris that she established
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-05-04
EXPRESS COMPANY
TO REDUCE WAGES
(By Associated p, ess'

NEW YORK, May 4-The American
Railway Express company announced
here today it had notified its $4,000
employees that it contemplates a re-
vision in wages. effective June 1. The
company also announces contem-
plated revision of rules governing
hours of service and working condi-
tions effective July /.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-05-04
Michigan to Drop All
Newberry Indictments
(Ey Associated Pressl

WASHINGTON. May A. Formal
notice has been sent to United States
District Attorney Walker at Grand
Rapids to nolle PROSE- all pending in
.dictments against Senator Newberry,
it was announced today by the depart
ment Of justice. The instructions were
sent, officials said, on account Of the
supreme courts decision Monday,
clearing Senator Newberry.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-05-04
Weather Forecast
MOORE'S LOCAL FORECAST
Partly cloudy. mostly fair; danger

of frost.
Partly cloudy but mostly fair wealth
er is in prospect for tonight and
Thursday due to Wayne county being
on the western edge of the Atlantic
coast rainstorm which is moving slow
ly eastward out to sea. Danger OF
frost tonight in unprotected places.
due to the area of high barometric
pressure which persists over southern
Canada and the Great Lakes, resulting
in northerly winds over the central
states.
For Indiana, by the United States
Weather 6ureau-Fair tonight and
Thursday; light frost in exposed
places tonight.
Temperatures Yesterday
Maximum 46
Minimum 40
Today
NOON ol
Weather conditions-The Canadian
cool wave still persists over a vast
area. Heavy to killing frosts occurred
Tuesday in the Dakotas, Minnesota
and Iowa, and light frosts in Kansas
Missouri and northern Illinois and Ar
kancas. General rains continue along
the Atlantic coast Another storm OF
considerable energy covers the south
ern Rocky mountain plateau states
Between these two storms is narrow
strip of fair weather.
Barometric Pressure
f.U ID, III. .
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-05-04
PROPERTY
VALUATION EXPECTED
TO EQUAL 1920 MARK

Personal property valuations for
Wayne county will not be greatly low
er this year than in 1920, according to
county officials basing their opinion
on the assessment return completed
by County Assessor Mathews Tues
day to be forwarded to state officials.
This report shows that the total ap-
praised value of personal property that
has been assessed since March 1, is
81, ,722, ,955. This, anlount sIoes not zsiu-
Tcfudt bank ana corporation property
that will be assessed by the board OF
review. Exact comparison could not
be ascertained but this amount is ex.
pected to be close to that fixed in 1920
The total personal and corporation
property value in 1920 was $25,$46.91S.
The work of assessing throughout
the county is nearing completion and
must be finished by May Is. Assessor
Mathews sent his last report to the
state board of tax commissioners
Tuesday in compliance with their re.
quest for finished report for the per
iod covered from March 1 to April 25
Averages About Same
No noticeable changes in averages
were shown in the final report. Dalton
and Harrison townships remained low
in their estimates for the townships
Automobiles headed the list of valua
ton, these being fixed at $2,074.913
Household furniture came second
with $1.919.7S7.
The average for the various articles
of personal property is as follows:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-24
NEW YORK BANKERS ARE
OPTIMISTIC, SAYS HILL
Belief in Gotham Is So-Called
War Abuses Are Entirely
Eliminated.

Returning from Il business trip to
New York, where h. conferred with
leading bankers on the financial Goa
dition and the 1922 outlook. Julien
III. I'M, president of the National
state and City Bank. in an inter-
view yesterday gave "A very optimisti..
forecast for the New Year. New
York bankers. Mr.. Hill said, are filled
with general feeling OK optimism.
ana legitimate borrowers are being
given accommodations for productive
purposes. He said the belief In New
York was that the so-cailed war
abuses have been entirely eliminated.
"Onc of the hopeful signs which
the New York bankers pointed out
to me- Mr.. lin continued. rs that
there is a supply OF capital available
for building provided such invest
ments can be made at cost level
sufficiently reasonable to Justify the
expectation Of fair rate on the
money employed. More than 10000
100000 dollars OF new construction
work is waiting to be done as soon
as the employers and the workers
agree to proper wage scale. This
situation Is being greatly relieved
and there seems to be "A general feel
Ing that within Il short time work
ing adjustment will be reached
Il look for better business next
year. The general wave OF extrav-
agancc and wastcfulness which swept
More people have learned the value
OF wise spending, and the volume of
savings accounts in our banks seems
10 be satisfactory"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-24
Good Trade in Cumberland.

NEW CANTON. VA, Dec. 23.--In
spite of hard times among the farm
crs. merchants throughout this seq
ton report large sales OF Christmas
goods. the stocks having been most
~ depleted with this weeks buying
Tobacco has been bringing good
price In the markets of Dllwyn.
Cumberland and Farmvilic and tho
comparatively few who were able to
plant tobacco last summer are jubi-
liant over the results. Corn and other
farm products continue low. and eggs
and poultry are bringing only fair
prices. Turkeys arc scarce and high
here as elsewhere, with hut few to
he found anywhere. While fruit is
scarcc. Western apples are being Of
fercd in all the town and country
stores at fair prices. Fruit buds
would Indicate n large crop of apples
In the commercial orchards of this
section next summer
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-24
HOLD TWO CONFERENCES
ON MUSCLE SHOAL OFFER
War Department, However,
Seems No Nearer Clos
ing With Ford.
[By Associated prcss.

WASHINGTON. Dec. a3.-Two con-
fercnccs were held today by Secrc-
iary Weeks. OF the War Department
at which Henry Fori's offer 10 lease
and purchase the governments nj
traic and water power projects at
Muscle Shoals, Ala. was discussed.
The first was attended by Major
General Beach and Brigadicr-Goneral
Taylor. chief and assistant chief of
army engineers, while the second
held late this afternoon. included j.
w. Worthington and ". b. Mayo,
representing Mr.. Ford
Al both meetings, II was said the
secretary attempted to reconcile diff
1erences In cost estimates prepared
by the TWO groups OF engineers, army
ana civil, on construction work
necessary TO complete dams | and 9
me. diHcrence between the estimates
Was understood To be about $4,000. =
ooo the Ford estimates being repre-
Scented rs being 100000. 900 and ,hosc
OF me army si5,O00,000 ANA up to
S"3,ooo,000. depending upon tho
amount of work To be done I'm i'm
proving navigation above Tie dams
on the Tennessee River.
When the second meeting an
3ourned Secretary Weeks announced
that no agreement had been reached
and that he would continue work on
his letter to Mr.. Ford, i'm which bc
would ask the Detroit manufacturer
TOT additional information rcspcctiur
.the construction Of the two dams
IL was believed probable that the
communication would not he In final
shape until next week, probabIv uot
before Tuesday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-24
SHARE TRADING IS LIGHT
IN WALL Street MARKET
Session Opens With Lower
Prices, but Receivers
Later in Day.
HOLIDAY DIsrnACrs BUSINESS
American Locomotive officials Deny
Rupi0rS That They Are to Merge
with American Cnr and Foundry
nnd Othcr EHnipn,ent ComnnnIes.

NEW YORK. Dee. 23.-Lowcr prices
were witnessed on the Stock FIX
change during tho early trading to-
day. after which there was some re-
covery. But the volume OF business
handled WAS light. In brief. Wall
street has It's mind today on the APP
preaching holiday.
St Paul. after making n new low
record for the year. recovered. North.
west for some unexplained rca.n,.
= was very weak. This company only
"a fcw days ago declared the regular
dividends. However, there is a feel
ing In quarters Keeping cios. touch
on tho railway situation that Norta-
"cstcri has shot it's bolt "a one n
the Investment topnotchcrs unless
some arrangements can be made for
merging tho property with one q: the
transcontincntal systems having =.
long haul Northwestern by itself is
bottled UP and after st. raul'H cx-
pericncc In financing It's Pacific
Coast extension Is not likely in the
near future TO undertake any great
expansion policy.
Today's news that attracted most
Z. attention was the dispatch from
4 Washington announcing that Attor-
ney-Gcncral Daughcrty would star;
proceedings against nearly 200 open
price" associations unless such or
Hanizations Immediately stopped such
practices az exchanging reports on
stocks on hand. production. prices.
orders and similar information ia
tended 10 restrict production and
hold UP prices. There ~ no :nIstnk-
ing the fact that many business in.n
here ana elsewhere arc greatly Cur-
ccrncd over tho announcement tina:
tho Department OF Justice ~ going
40 break up price regulation and
compel competition at "a time wh.l
there is not enough business to go
all the way around.
American Locomotive officials to-
day denied the ruInOrs being circu-
late that that company is to merge
with the American Car and Foundry
and other railway equipment com
panies. Until the present excite
mcnt over the activities OF tho At
torncy General dies down ana this
weeks Supreme Court decision In the
hardwood case IL forgotten, lcgs in
likely to be heard over approaching
consultations. Next year. howcv.i
VIII almost certainly see many incrg-
ers in many lines of trade.
Eight principal iron and steel nroL-
ncts are now selling at an average
price of sit..7. agains. siiGa n week
ago; 1897 month ago; SS5.O3 the
high for 1920: Sli9 the high war
tiIhe icfel, ana 3ao.eD Tor 1913. III 9
Is new low level for the year ana
Is getting down pretty close TO the
typical prewar level, considering
freight rates and labor costs
j. +. Morgan & Co. announces that
tho subscriptions received for TN.
sl2.753.000 Louisville 6 Nashville
l-2 per cent bonds were more thnr
twice as many az could be Gciivcrc!
only II very short time ago the rail
roads We're pleading FOR government
financial aid claiming tina, il was
impossible for them to sell new Sc
curities 10 raise needed funds.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-24
COTTON PRICES FIRM
IN NEW YORK MART

NEW YORK bee -J--WhiI" the usual
holiday htuIosIhcrc war reflected IN IL
.ery smai, yoium" ~ bprin"s, in thg cot
ton market mere today. pT!u"s showed con
siderable nguness "n ia" prompt stopping
pi January notices and covering ~ shorts
~ that position January sold ~ to y. -.
~lth the general market closing Arm a.
u net advsi GO OF :: 10 y points.
Tho market opened Arm at an advanc.
oi 70 II points IN !es2oIlss TO relatively
.'cniy Liverpool cabics ant favorable re-
ports from the goods trade. About thirty
notices "er" Issued against January con-
retenaef. ~ Jarnnesc interests. but u
was reported that they wcr" being stopped
~ exporting interests and private ad-
vice. from New Orleans SAID that sixty
notices l--ued there wer. also being taken
NJ by cotton shippers. The led TO coy"r-
inE ny near month thorts and switching
tv!trh.ne from March to July. ana aside
from that there Wa scattering demand
promoted ny T"!ortS OF at"aiy Sou'h"ra
rpot markets and small offerings from tina;
March sold w to 1870 and Nay to 49,.
WIN active months generally showing net
advances % - I" y points In the late
trading. Tho close was only few potn,s
on frnni the best under realizing. Reports
ihNt Offering of su-Callod "Christuuas cot
ton in III: south had been c0Di:.aratlv-iy
prices. appeared 10 max" favorable Inn
preston on sentiment around the ring.
ana the advancing tendency nf i.Tic.S WAS
accompanied by expressions OF op,;mi.rr
turn OF tn. year. Safes OF print cloths IN
the Fan Riyrr 10. the week Were esti-
;nsied at 3r.cH' pisces The Weekend hs.
lnst Friday. a. they Indicated mn In
crease OF b.;f- ha!el IN tho worlds visible
supply Of AHie.iean cotton tor the week.
market Nnh III. increase for the week
!Hst year was SG.Sv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-24
SALVATION ARMY GOLFERS
EMPTY; NEEDS s27, 800
Battery f, Coast Artillery,
Contributes $40 to Cam.
paign Fund.

mere are daily. almost hourly
calls from the sick, the nnomplnvni
ana the iniirm at HEADQUARTERS az
the salvation Army, most OF whon ara
deserving cnses in actual and ncutn
need. but the treasury OF tho army
is entirely empty and. for tn. last few
months, It's work has subsistrd ON tho
Few dollars collected in house to
mousse canvasscs, and often il has born
necessary 10 turn n deaf ear To Tho
iInportunings of the desolate. Al
though the drive for funds does NOT
neSin until early In January. G.. letter
Jones. chairman of the finance com.
nlittee. already is receiving checks at
ms office in tho Merchants National
bank, and these contributions will
hcip greatly toward saving the situa-
ton.
The campaign has nothing to do
with the Christmas dinner and TOW
funds. But $4,000 will be needed
for charity work alone this winter. in
addition TO the general running ex-
penses of the army and ali it's other
work. making the minimum 1922 bud
get $4,000. y contribution OF sio.
has been received from Battery T.
Coast Artillery, through Mrs. William
n. Chcatwood. This gift Is to the
campaign fund.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-24
south IIIII Home nurps

Sui HILL. Dec. 23.-The resi-
fence OF II. J.. Fowlkes. occupied by
himself and G. NJ. Howard wns con-.
rietcly destroyed ~ fire early last
night. At the time Of the fire MIR. and
Mrs'~Howard were In Danvillo and
air. and Mrs. Fowikcs were attend
ing Christmas tree celebration at
q local church.
All of the household effects of Mr..
and Mrs. Howard were lost. How
ever. Mr.. Fowlkes effected a suyinr
OF quantity of his household CT
tccts. which were on the ground floor.
me origin OF the fire is unknown.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-24
HALT JANUARY NOTICES /:
COTTON GOES HIGHER
[By AssoclnteI Press.

NEW ORLEANS. La. Dec 23-prices
w-rf higher In the cotton market today
fr1hi the. oocnlng. IN. main AupportIng
influence being the quick stoppaGc OF jan
nary notices. issued to the extent OF G.lr,
bales. The eject of the quick taking ny
n' tenders waS increased hy the report that
large spot interests stood ready 10 take
care OF everything offered against con-
tracts.
Tho first Advance carried .ur!:ss anou: a
dollar n bale up. after which there w--e
small reccssions. Toward iaii-s season there
was downward movement OF about 10
POINTS under mill takinGs for tho week OF
100 bales. m. ;tr,ds colnpari ring them
ing no attention 10 the fact that taklnHs
this week last year were only $500.
In the afternoon the market did better
again on several cablcgrams from Liver
pool and London telling Of more business
being offered the Manchester cloth market
MUCH was, made OF the estimated sales
~ 3Hco) pieces Of prtnt cloth in the Fall
River market. which compared with 49,
Up pieces last week when they were con
sidcrcd large. Highest levels came In
tho late trading. when ihc more. active
months were - to 81 pu1hts W, with Jan
uary at 1888 Last prices showed net
gains OF IS to 60 points. with January al
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-24
THE IzMES-DLSPATCHS RECORD OF FINANCIAL NEWS
CITY TAKES STEPS TO
; SAVE CAPITAL HIGHWAY
Mass-Mcciing Of Civic Bodies
10 Be Called With This
End III View.

Bruce Row". president of the Vir-
sinia Real Estate Association. am
nounced yesterday that he would is
sue an invitation to the civic
bodies of the city to meet in mass
aSscinblaSc to formulate plans 10
push the construction OF the Newport
News Klchmond Highway, in order
that Richmond may not lose the
Capital toCapital Highway being
routed via this city.
On January 10 bids will be opened
for improving the road from Will
lihmsburs TO Newport News. This
leaves stretch of thirty-scven miles
between Richmond and williamsburg
to be improved before the route Will
be acceptable as part OF the Capital
to-Capital Highway"
Mr. Bowc said the worth Of th,.
highway being routed Via Richmond
could not be estimated. andshe hopes
FOR fun support OF local bodies in
the mass-meetng Ia be called.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-24
SON TAKES BLAME TO
FREE AGED FATHER
North Carolina Man liz Given Tc,
Months Sentence an Fro
hihitIOn Chnr.c
IBy Associntcd Press

lbN Associated Press. /
"lNSTON-SALEM. y. C.. Dee. "a
DurihS special term of FORSYTH
superior Court last June :. w.
Grouse. 90 ycnrs old. formerly OF
NerhersViile, was convicted and
given twelve months on the county
,,' charged with manufacturing
,iauor' plant having been found on
ms place. The defendant appealed to
the Supreme Court. which confirmed
the decision OF the lower court.
Today Coy y. Grouse a son. an
peared before Judge Long in Superior
Court. stating his father had no con-
nection whatever with the moonshlne
plant. he alone being guilty. BY
consent OF the solicitor. q road SEN
tence of ten. months was given the
son, the father being discharged upon
payment OF court costs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-24
REFUSES TO ANSWER
ATTORNEYS QUESTIONS
Witness I'm 0klnhomn Murder Case
Declines To 'rhrow Light on
I<u Kluy IIinn
BY Associated Press.

ARDMOlsE, OKLA, Dec. 23-Thc
preliminary trial of, six defendants
on charge OF murder in connection
with the killing OF three men at Will
son the night of December Is. was
halted abruptly today when Frank
Bouriand. former justice OF the ncacc
mere and state witness in the case.
declined TO answer questions put to
MN by Acknowledgement Freezing
pertaining L the ku klux Khan.
after propoundinS nineteen ques-
lions concerning the Ku Klux Khan,
only one of which the witness c,n.
scented to answer. Acknowledgement
FREEZING requested and was granted
Adjournment until next Tuesday to
aIiow him time. he explained, to con-
suit the statute on the subject.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-24
Christmns Cheer for Prisoners

DANNlLLE. VA, Dec. 23.-Thc nifty
or sixty prisoners in the Danvillc
Jail VIII not go through the festive
season without one ray of Christmas
cheer. City Sergeant Il. II. Boisscau
announced today that he had pur-
chased largo shoat. with appro-
PIRATE trimmings. which will form
the piece dc resistance on Sunday
dinner.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-24
~ counterbalanced In
fct the effect OF uc-
CHICAGO LIVE sroCK MARKET.

CHICAGO. Dec. 23.-Ca;tie: Recc!p;s
.'o' SLOW few early sales heavy beef
steers 10 shippers about steady closing
ifaIe = ia y cents lower; spots off more:
IuaI.ty very plain: top native steers 3sa:
onik. o..Ssld..5. Tat she stock ana calves
mtak 10 - lover packer calf top. 500:
buns. siockcrs and feeders steady to weak
,noE receipts. 200: steady 20 10 higher
man yesterdays average: underwcf-nt-
VI. most; butchers closed about steady.
2th,rs strong: shippers bought about 1850;
hp!GoveF moderate; top, 49,. one load $50
I" IN-poOni average: practical ton 80:
bulk. .,9oM =: pgs. 40 z, 3.s5 higher: hulk
desirab BILE. 20: some. ..65
Sheep receipts. 500; fat lambs - To ~
higher; =. sheen steady: fat lamb tor.
l.iY; bulh. llpall.@j: culls. s0o6fsc5; fst
ewr ,"r: 30: no choice lights here; 40
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-24

years on sa!cs Of 6:,oy) BAGS OF old crop
.uUas to local rehnvTs. Tor IN. mrs. wrrn
N JdH.dry shipment lJ-lv cost ana
lFtlsAt. equa4 10 COT Tor Cyntr!Iuga.. IA.
Ioiiinitteo made NO CnIngs III IncIr quo
titi"i from -S4c. cost ami freight. c,Iuai
5sS.
In raw sugar futures there WAS con-
slucraDIe liquidation OF DcC.inU.r con-
tracts. that position sailing /. points net
'oweT. Cthcr months we've rather st.adier
cufIl-T. but after showing advances OF
10 points prices eassd OF unurr Increased
sc!.lhE pressure, piOiupisd BY the dccuT.,
IN The spot market. and closing prices
were unchanged TO Joints net lower
January c!osed 2.N. March. 10: may. 2 -.
July. 23i.
There was no change in refined sugar.
VITA mo sranulated ilstcd AT y Uy al. re-
uacIs, nut Inc demand MAS gilIl hight and
Of q nand -to-Inouth character.
KGhhed futures We're unchanged and
from > TO - points -hishEc ON COY ering py
0.ly. May %