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STOCKS ARE FIRM,
MOTORS IN LEAD
Dividend Declaration (
Studebaker Company
Helps Situation.
BY STUART p. WEST.

NEW YORK, January 81 (SpeciaD.
Whatever stimulus was given the
financial markets on Saturday by
the adoption at Paris of the German
Preparations plan was lost this morn
ing
The course of the exchanges sug-
gested that more account was being
taken of a probable fiat refusal by
Germany to accept any such terms
In fact. this was the whole tenor
of the news dispatches coming out
Of Berlin. and there evidently was
a disposition in banking circles to
prepare for long draWn-out series
of negotiations. which would have
the cffec1 of holding up indefinitely
the settlement of this question. upon
which so much depends for interna-
tional finance. The upward tendency
was sharply checked in both sterling
and francs.
The principal reaction. however.
took place in German marks. which
AS against their recent high around
sc sold under LEO. thus losing fully
half the entire gain since the middle
of November
In the stock market the most nota-
Die feature. IS il had been all week.
was the Indifference shown to I'M
favorable trade news
Quotations were cut again on Penn
sylVania Crude Oil, this time so cents
i barrel. yet the oil shares did not go
down. but for the most part were in
clined toward higher prices.
There was A mass of disroura ri &
comment over the outlook in the
sugar trade, and the market for raw
| sugar hung at its low record figure
OF 8 ts cents pound.
Still there was absolutely no pres
Ct Ec nd
with the course of the day quite a bit
of covering was apparent in this
group-the retreat of a short interest
put out last week when sugar prices
started upon their fresh downward
On the other hand, while thosa ID
E".se features of the trade situation
were being minimized the favora BILE
items in the mornings news were
r1agnifled as much as possible.
Motor Shares Active.
Motor shares took the lead in the
market this morning. Further re-
ports over Sunday telling of the re-
opening of autoino hile plants and the
increase in operation of plants al
ready going were the basis for this
movement. There was a lot of buy
ing tiac"ablc to the motor centerS of
| the middle west
A good part of this represented the
|
autumn when sentiment in automo-
| bile trade circles was the bluest.
| Declaration Of the regular dividend
! on Studebaker came as expected, J,
! had been SO fully anticipated fol-
weeks past that there had been plen-
! ty of time for the market to dis
count the news.
| More attention than was given tc
| the dividend action was paid to the
| accompanying statement by the
! Studebakcr president. in which he
said that tn" company had book ef
| more orders for nearby delivery dur.
! ing January than in the month veal
! ago. and that the plants were runnine
! at 80 per cent capacity. which it is
| expected will be steadily incrf Sc
! from now on. This was interpr. &c
F., as decidedly bullish on all the motors
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COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. January 31.-There
was some scattered buying on the
f,rmer ruling of Liverpool at the open-
ing Of the cotton market TODAY. First
prices were steady at Il decline OF 2
points to an advance of 3 points. but
the demand was supplied by commits
sion house liquidation or southern
selling and the market soon turned
14s2 to 1882 and July from 1913 to
"A 80 during the first hour. or about
30 to % points net lower.
Futures opened steady: March. 1872;
May, 1885: July. 1913; October. 1885.
LIVERPOOL. January 31.-Cotton-
Spot more inquiry: prices easy. Good
middlins. 1915: fully m1ddling, $40:
mtddling, 8.65: low middling. $50:
good ordinary 900: ordinary. b.25
Sales. 5000 bales. including 2.s00
American. Receipts, 5000 bales. no
Am erican. Futures closed quiet
February, 915; March. a.s2: May. 9.52;
July 9.72; October, 9.83: December
9.78. Official noon closing: January.
800 value.
NEW ORLEANS. January s1-A
favorable view Of political develop
ments at Paris put the cotton mar
ket moderately higher on the open
ing today, but almost Immediately
there was a reaction under the rumor
that Berlin would not accept the
reparations terms
The volume Of fresh business was
small. Bids steady; March, tA.0s:
May, 1927: July, 1850; October. 14.73:
December, 1853,
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WASHINGTON Stock EXCHANGE

SAFES
Lanston Monotype-10 at "a.
AFTER CALL.
Washington Gas 5+$l. 900 at 761a. 81, 900
at 1871, 81, 600 at 76La.
Columbia Graphophone pfd.-10 Mt go.
Washington Gas Lights at 37h.
- Bid and Asked Prices
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-31

H!sh. Low. Last
Call Money. go. 8
HOURLY SALES OF STOCKS.
II am. 80. ITO 0No l. m... 2S7 s o
pm. -. 359 100 = pm. 406 100
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QUIET OPENING AT
LINSLY INSTITUTE;
MORE Will ENROLL

Hi4'nr." I'D IAus!y In.r.;.:" "p"ncd
yesterday morning 'nr - l"N'h year.
with 4 r"rSvu' "uru.Iu:r"' "' 'H5 sta
dents. whica vii. l." addict =" later VITA
tn" coming e add''!rna' "H'rai =. MI"
Will arrive a.! during 'hc month Thu
enrolment - prnct.rdny IA" same as
Inst year
pI"ntng day WAS unmarked 10y any
CEREMONY ana was worry quiet IA" tii'
dents being Dismissed uf'"r r"HiStra-
tl"n and measurement 80 those i"T
whom un:f"rms will d. "rd"r"d To-
day the classes VIII take up lh".r work
In earnest. and trnm nov "n III" T"gu-
lar. schedule Will hn observed
AZ usua.. the military f~u'ur" Will
again 10 n" outstanding :ntcr"N; a.
I.nsly. although mono oc The students
will don uniforms until tn" uniforms
r0r the Now students arrive. after when
organization Of "a battalion WI take
place and drilling viii start
Principal Guy f. Holden states that
football vii, again be- prominent in th"
schools uthic'ics. and says that win
tho excellent material Coach MISS mas
on hand there - No rc.. son why ban
nor team cannot b. whipped int" share
for "a. coming season. An" h" is cor
fdcnt tina. I.Insly will hold h"r OWE
in any game In which shn IS engaged.
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LOAN COMMISSION
DIRECTED TO PAY
FOR PAVING WORK

Under resolution offered in council last
evening by Councilman Albert l.. KresA
The mayor and city manager were In
s,ruc;cd 20 notify the commissioners OF
The Loan of 1919 on Woodsdale Paw.
Ing" 70 pay over TO the city treasurer
s42634s. now in their hands. and tho
city treasurer In turn pay over to the
Bail Engineering company 1920: VIM
cent VerceIlot:i, tS99.30 and c. Z Smith.
tl24ls.
Under an ordinance OF July !. 1919
enacted by the town council Of "oods-
dale, the commissioners Of loan were
70 nav the Ball Engineering company.
having the contract for paving IN tho
town Vincent Verce!!otti. contractor.
huildtuy /. wa. on Orchard street. ana
= - smith. engineer in charge or the
work. heir money AS tho WORK was
completed.
owing 20 Greater Wheeling being et-
far.:y. since. The duty falls upon the
ri,y council Of Wheeling 70 pay TOT the
work when completed. This was 1he
SIKH estimate.
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CARROLL COUNCIL
OFFICERS CHOSEN

Officers for ;hc new term Yer" chosen
last cNcusuS 10y members Of carroll
Cnuur.. kuirhts Of Columbus ""4. AZ n
meeting hr.d N tho carroll cub Tho
following selections were announced:
Grand Knight II. J. H"lmanH
rcpu'y Grand kn!ght- Edwin {. J-p-
son.
Financial Sery.-- VIM = Weir.
Recording Secy. Barnard +. ALeNan.
dcr
rhancc..ur- Frank 4 O'Rr.en
Advocate. John !. Math:Sun
Treasurer Dane! II. Manners
Warden Edward Srhrc.ner
TruSttc.l John Coleman
Inside Guard \. :. Epson
Du'sidc Guard Alex :. Crock.
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About People
kovsmsnts Of Individuals To Ana
Prom The City.
AT THE HOTELS

Rogers. II. Risg. ParkerSburG: +.
F. ruSUS. Grafton.
McLurs-Mr. ard Mrs. Robert Gass
rtrkrr-hurC. II. Bernard. Morgan'own:
"'N. Tiuranarrnn, y. NJ. Seign.
Warrington: c. F. KnowltOn. Parkers-
windsor-M II. Rrumb.e. (airmont:
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POLICE DOCKET BLANK

Polio" court will be a hank his morn
Ing. Not onr arreS' was made hv the
police las: night OF up until > O'clock
this morning
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Leave for Akron

Ma p r Exams WI. IS bAen ths
r.~>' ~ her ~.S'n'. NJ E"h":t Ia
.rr on 80 IS'ari 49, yesterday Tor
-.- home g." Akron ri.'o -, las ao-
,p.;raanied by Nin< CLAWS Ks,'"+ WIN
-.:t r.turr the i.r-~ n.y. "t ~. wn.k
USscs Emily AID rcr7.!;a T.:n-r WI
1nr0r Miss Ks.,nr wrcSs rnraE-1an, "a
Jaorgs \ ue'r1sr. Jr vas -er~r'y An
,oErcsd ~. a sNoTsr ~ 'h".r Hnrre Ia
Woodsda.s Tuesday - mex, week
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$500 AND TWO MONTHS
FOR WH|SKEY RUNNERS

W W Jones', Thomas Howard, Will
liam English. John Smith, al. tourists
frunr Missouri cnr"ut" hon" fr"U>
IittshurEh. who We're arrested SundhE
afternoon on tho Nati0ral road by state
po,lrr and who hal twenty-five" cases
OF l;uuor IN their machines. were given
Il hearing h"inr" SOUR" Charles Cod
,rhcrr las, evening and were ;!n"d 500
and costs and Two months IN the county
jaii each.
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ROty&&A

Cases on tho criminal court dockr;
longer than :hrec terms ~ c"ur: Wh."h
were dismissed yesterday hy judy 4 IAN
Robinson We're Sam Lewis. William
MuH;ngu and Fed Ricketts,. Tho first
two vera charged w!,h non support and
the third a minor case
Stanley Eusholski and his wife staged
a hight on Eleventh street MondaN morn
.nG and were arrested by Policeman
Flannagau Moth were nned 81 and
costs by Judge 1"hn $ Ritz In police
court yesterday morning.
\ tlnal report Vas flned in fedora!
cnurt yesterday ny Referee IN Bank
rupicy ! W. t'umm!ns il the case Of
Maurice Lyons. former proprietor "t
Lyons Specially shop. Creditors re
ccired about 20 per cent OF their claims.
frank Mhollock and Felix Synoaski
who were charged with violating the
state liquor laws. escaped punishment
yesterday when ATTORNEY w J. Gompers
alleged the warrants were faulty. Judge
Robinson instructed Squire Charles Col
denhurg TO hereafter be more careful! In
drawing UP warrants
Circuit cour, wifi not meet again Until!
September 10
Criminal court ADJOURNED yesterday
morning af:cr calling the docket. until
this morning at $50 o'clock.
Tn, grand jury vii, again meet this
morning after a. days rest Yesterday
owing 10 the illness Of John Robinson.
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MI. Hogan HoSosss

Ms N...'I:r l!"can. Of Pittsburgh
" . % hostess =, a bridge party a. tho
o.: So" H"Gs.. tomorrow afternoon.
"or"-.rc Ms RTr.":ha Bum and Miss
P7u'.nH R-"'"C ;wn popular brides
..-c'. ''arlS NJ b" n" diversions -
80, af;'--r"-. aai a de,n.v luncheon
W., b. S~-vad A. - ,oac.us!oa 81 pay
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in Highland Iarl. I"ft Sunday tor her
home n !.,av~np nrth. kas
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Northumberland

=, Io.,ra'S cathedral, vii be he
;,..r.. Of 4 rrc.tl wedding ,hiS morning
At n'r:ork whc. Mss Mari" pcNn!an
becomes ~" hr.d" Of Thomas R"yd Me
Ne: e.: ;h.s r;;y. Rev. q. IL. MHHc, '.
-. ", "n'riA'c.
The interior -: thr church W.! De
hcauttfu.'i Decorated with AZ" summer
blossoms acaiu>: Il Background az t"rns
and puti"d pants. Miss G"nrN'cN" Nc
bonnet, vi. sing t;"UH"d's Ave. MAI"
during ,hn celebration "f ;he mass. She
viii be accompanied AK IN" organ ny
Miss MacSar"' McMah"u. VINO VIII as"
pay tn. Wedding march.
The bride VIII wear Il charming gown
-. navy Canton crepe. embroidered In
s,ai color. with n large r!c,urc hat OF
h.ur. Her flowers W. be- Il c"rsag" q;
Brides poses and lilies OF the valley
She WILL hc attended by Miss MaYme
Mrkccn aS bridesmaid. Miss Mckeen
wi. he snwncd in T.ack Pam" Nc.Net
with hut and G.nv"s Of gray. Sh" VIII
wear a corSaCs bouquet % Killarney
roses Charles p:cknGan. brother OF
rhc bride VIII b. Mr.. Mckeen's best
man.
Tho briLa! party and their friends
will hc entertained a. 4 wedding break
raY: ut the homo OF the bride after m"
ceremony I.a.er in The day Mr. Nc
Keen and his bride will leave on we'd
ding trip which will !nciud" visits 20
several lake cities and Canada. ON their
return they viii reside at 'ne Mccain
APARTMENTS 81 Fftte"lth street.
Miss p.Ckm1n - the daughter or MI
and Mrs. Charles p;ckman Of South
, napl.ns street She - graduate of
st. JoScpn's academy and 81 popular IN
= VIDE. Circle ~ friends. Mr.. M"keen -
~. son - Mrs Tn, a. Mckeen Of
Fourteenth street
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No arrests were mad" hr me ponce in
connection with tn" collision ~ Dodge
roadster and Stuu"bakc- touring car
on thr river road ncar inc RthIa!Ii
coal mines Monday night
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The hippo po:amus Is now r:va!"d hy
an amphihiUus tank ;ha' raves equally
wei an land or IN water.
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For Moss Prayer

gus. "s, lnc.uGcl seven friends OF the
honor E,:"St.
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Mnrry : most valuable when you
haven't any.
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yis!. In Charlottesville

W. 49, NJ. w : Rrady. who have
N"Na spending s"Ns :ims IN Seattla.
W. s%:rc:"r Ha'> gone from tN"r. ~
'Hnr.n:'";",',r " where hey az" tho
.sS'> e.: ~ 1Hi Mr7. J.. 4 H;.ircta.
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M Stone HoGtsss

Mr. r - S:OrS wAs .aS'sss A. q
luncheon . :'e For: Henry '':uh vestcr-
FAY hnao-!ns Mr- F'ref r:ah'-r ., <-~
FORK. whc - waiting rss -'v<s har~ The
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The most marvellous machine in the
sg,orld-Qnd hosv it is neglected

a IN Hrains in d. food elements 70
ouired for human usa In Grape
Nuts IN tho ssssntials provided by
nature IN these rratns Hre retained
nod perfected. The looa, slow baking
process which produces Graps-Nuts
turns the grains starches into natural
swsstnsss and breaks up tho nutritivs
colds Into forms easily assansilated BY
The body.
Tho s1cspt3ounl nouriahment from
oraps-Nuts = sscursd with no tax
upon thu Digestion
PssSliss for Mistakes
When ths doctor, - the mechanical
expert OF tts bodily machine, comes
to give advice In case OF trouble, no
fnds that harm - we'll as good. often
has resulted from food.
"Sarchy" fooda have been the sub
}ect Of many waruingI. Food which
passes too slowly through tho digest
i've tract causes disturbances to which
much OF tho allowing down, wearing
out and failure Of tho bodily machine
- traced
A Characteristic OF Grape-Nuts .
that it digests quickly and completely
without fermentation N tho intestinaA
A World Service
There u, therefore, . reason why,
throu ghout the world, Grape-Nuts
has steadily grown In favor these
many years, as q food for fitness, a.
we'll as charm TO taste
You can apply that reaeon TO your
own benefit.
Ready to eat from the package, al
ways crisp. naturally sweet-served
with cream or milk and q little sugar
If desired - Grape Nuts 10 "a ideal
dish for breakfast or lunch.
" for Grape-Nuts
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POTOMAC STATE SCHOOL
Formerly Keyser Preparatory
9nhOOll

THIS sch"o. 5 now %: 'hr rank ~
Junior college. In addition 10 the
srcHuIary "r high school work ~.
r,reJ heretofore. students may now
secure TWO ieRrs o: college trimming
which will ho recognized by any
standard college OF university. The
work uf the hchoO. * divided under
the following departments; College.
Ir,naralory, Commercial II me
Economics Four YEAR courses IL
Accounting. BUSINESS Adninistra-
ION and Srcrr;Lr!al work. Write Tor
q cory Of our new catalogue. Fat,
term opens Tuesday. September -.
1927. You can save expenses BY at.
tending this school
JOS W. STAYMAN. Pres.
kryS"r. West Va.
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Albert Alrum was Hned $40 and costs
lv Judge John :. E!tz IA po,!cr court
yesterday morning for striking young
bow
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Church Supper

80 i.0''ss' ~! - IN Trinity Lush-
-r"'' ,Nl~'a W, Elv~ q sT2pe" in 80
Dug ~.''~ o." he rhu-ch 'omo-row
cr'":aE. To 2u5,:2 - invited 10 at
:S.i.
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MISC Hays Hostess

Mss Mary HAYS ~" entertain IL"
members ~ h-r trids" "Iub al The
Country riub this afternoon. The after
noon W., hr icv"t", :" cards and '"a
vi! 10 served =; !Hur. Those present
W., BE-
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Keystone Club Party

M"r,bN-s e.: -" Keystone. r'Ih q; The
Esys.nr" Presbyterian Ch"rcN eater
.ain"d 'h"i- " r"S and friends AS eve.
ming with 4 $oc:a! hour. Tn" church
was beautifully decorated n r,AS ro'nrS
Tt" following WEE cI"StS.
- L..
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AWAY back h d. ochpd huo&s Wa
"A 4 leason On physio,oU.

AWAY ba4 h d sc4pI huoAs ~
n 4 leason On physiolo1y.
Rather 6zn a lesson. Yet 4 va
the story Of the mos$ marvellous
machine sveT csRtsd-and how Tho
mAchkseSts3tSpo~sranddo ssAsvorA
fhGt nad1kn y tn human hody.
Come day DO r,sr4nntcA, s1psr Of
this machine tho doctor-finds out
for % whsrs ~ have missed the
lsssou add nsEsctsd ths machine
GRAPE-NUTS bod W. made b
accordance with the school book lessoo
on what The body ncSda md bow -
needs my bsst b suppXed
It Is possitss fore dsacDus food to
b Z .cisnttac, powr food 0rsps-
Nuts b such q food
Protecting NatsraI GDh
Twenty hours Of continuous bakhG
has done certain wonderful things to
the nouriahing prupsrties Of whole
wheat and matted barley -four, from
which Oraps- Nuts p msds-and has
prodoced food In The form Of crisp,
go,den-b brown UanuleA
You chew 0rape-N uts thoroughly.
Tho rkh swest favor d Grape Nuts
- The inward OF chewing. Nature
meant the teeth 10 b used. Primitive
people, who keep tho natural testh
sound and perfect 10 old age. are cat
ers Of food which requires chewing
Grrpe-Nut gives tho teeth work TO do
Perhapa you remember q little Of
the physiolosy Lesson, now-how the
calvary juices respond when tho food
y thoroughly chewed - and the first
important step in digestion 10 taken
LDeGit4nS Properties
Wheat and Mailed barley arc richest
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For Rr1de-Eleot

MISS Helen Wiresdurfrr. whose en-
cagcment 20 Mr.. Oll.e J. Mayer was ro'
Gently announced IS hc'TG hon"rcd at
many delightful social affairs his week
Mrs l.. Gallagher Wi, entertain in hon
.ur OF Mss W.aeSdorfier tomorrow eve
ming 4 program OF Informal diversions
has been arranged and he guest list
:yil !nclud. a Jew friends OF the honor
guest Mex; Tuesday evening Miss Del
Ia F'ette will he hostess 70 group OK
Young people AT Camp Hot Dog" near
Warwood. IGNORING Miss WlnAsdorffer
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-14

John { Struhei. Jr:. amateur radio 0p-
orator Of Pleasant Valley, has left FOR
whore hn has secured posi-
tiun with the Wrst!nghouse Manuta'-
tIr.lG company.
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Motorcycle Officer James STANLEY has
issued Il warning :" au'oiStS that they
must remember that The speed mint
passing school houses IL eight mites an
hour.
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Misses

katherine Pfa:r Mary Lays
Florence Mason
Mrs. 1t. Arthur t;hhect
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Thu grand jury vii. AGAIN meet This
morning after days rest Yesterday
owing 10 the illness "f John Robinson.
ona OF the grand jurors
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Circuit cour, viii not meet again Until
September 10.
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Criminal court ADJOURNED yesterday
morning af:cr calling the docket. unit!
this morning at $50 o'clock.
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Stanley ';usholski and his wife staged
tight on Eleventh street Monday morn
.nI and we're arrested by Policeman
tlannagan. Noth were nned 81 and
costs by Judge 1ohn $. Ritz In police
court yesterday morning.
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E.rr". ','.r'c M"rEant"wn. Fred h!nS.
Stamm-i o. Mn"r". FuiSum. +. J..
Turner. lu,-urI
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\ hna! report VAS nned in fedora!
court yesterday ny Referee IN Bank
rupiry j W. tWmm!ns III the case ~
Maurice Lyons. former proprietor 90
l.yunS' SpecIaity shop. Creditors re
re!ved about 20 per cent OF their Claims.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-17

The belief that speech IL the full
est expression Of human personality
IL the foundation OF a comparatively
new branch ot medicine. the corrcr-
tipn Of speech defects. According to
DrCharlcs G.. Sttvors Of Los Ango-
les. who ays ho il the only speech
defect man on the Pacific coast a
man proclaims himaclf IN his voice
and his words, and defective speech
argues either Il physical or psy chic
limitation.
pr Stivers considers that his most
Important work hla been In sdlvag-
ing children who would otherwise
be scnt to- Institutions for the men
tally deficient.
"Oue day her mother brought mo
a little girl about II years old She
had the fldNtn curlH and wide blue
eyes ot typical pretty child. She
had never learned to talk nor hcnn
able 20 attend school. and her only
vocal achievement WAS an uuintclh-
gihle cultural iargon. After many
patient attempts 10 teach her To pro-
uounvo words. he family had Erown
discouraged and decided to place
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