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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. thoroughly ex.
perienced on all cars. foreign and domestic,
| with over ten years practical experience.
both mechanical and driving; references
! neat, courteous and willing, desires city,
| country position. Chauffeur. 217 9TH av.
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EXCFpTIONAT. RAPf;ATN

HFIJHTW ATtEs-II room house, south n
Nerrick road: acre plot. overlookin :
Great South Bay: sl5.00o $1,000 cash.
NEIiN. EAyshore. y. !. Phone k9iW.
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STORE. 25Nio0. large show window suitable
any business. TO Sands It.. Brooklyn.
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COUNTRY BOARD.
Long Island.

BAYSHORE, L. 1.-THE LINwOOD,
Clinton av., will open for guests about April
10; special season rates: excellent food
beautiful surroundings; 150 feet of porch;
near bathing, boating, fishing, golf: express
station: ideal home. Telephone Bay Shore 80.
TIE PINES, Hampstead, l.. beautifully
situated: near Garden City; best accom-
modations: rooms single and en- suite; ex.
cellent table and service booklet. Phone
Hampstead 455,
FLUSHING (BROADwAY), near station.-
Rooms, board beautiful. refined Surround
ings; excellent table; 90 minutes Penn Sta
ton. Tel. Flushing 04s9.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

>~,-<~--~~--~-~--~~-
AMER. REALTY co. 90 Broadway, buys
choice Manharan and Bronx properties.
RENT-private house between Amsterdam
av.-B'wav. iGat-73d owner, :S3 W. 10oth.
WANTED ~ rent. with option TO buy. one ~
two family house. committing distance full
particulars. bargain. 1s5 Herald, $50
B'way.
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CLOTHING. ETC.-C. :. Navy viii sell
undershirts. light. heavy. extra heavy ;
drawers. ovcrcoata, white jumpers ana
trouser. blue jumpers. socks, cotton and
wool TO- 900 pair; overshoes, knee boots rub
bcr fleece lined boots, high shoes. white
hats sheen lined coats. fur lined union suits
and do electric heated: coats. windproof.
coats and pants i'm. leather: also chevrons.
marks, braid, badges, cap ribbons, &c. con.
demned Inspect at House u, 3Jth and I'd
av., Brooklyn. Sale April Z, II A. NJ. Sealed
bids, AT I'D. of =. a. and Sale. 29th and 3d
av.. Brooklyn. Tel. Sun 800 ex 80. ASK for
Cat. 347.
ONE dictnphonc. with rolls, good as new:
also one Oliver typewriter, reasonablci no
dealers. STORE. IA W. 35th ~.
VAR POSTERS. BRITISH Complete sot OF
Parliamentary war savings aud recruiting
posters price 800; several recruiting and
charity posters from shilngs each. J.
TAYLOR. > Citling Road l;otherhithe. Lon
don, England.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.


ACCOUNTANT. senior. years commercial,
z wears public accounting experiences. de-
sires position as auditor or chief accountant,
highly recommended. A I'LL Herald, Fulton
81.
AUDITOR (ia). broad experience. executor
large estate. desires confidential position
o. wido scope: salary 5000. 63T Herald.
$50 BROADWAY.
AMERICAN, speaks spanish, desires posi-
ton; co any place. B. Toiner, 23I w.
2ist ~.
BoOKKEEPER, confidential man. thorough
iy experienced accountant. II years with
British American firm. importers, now re-
firing; highly recommended by' employer
and leading firm of public accountants. sU.
pervse OF handle entire work booskeeper
ashier; moderate salary. Howard. ~ w.
27th st Madison siquare oieo.
BOOKKEEPf,R, Young man (ab, married
desires position; years experience, con-
trolling accounts, financial statements. &c.
excellent references. G G1i Herald. $50 Bvsy.
rOOKISEEpER. accouuthuCy student, typisi
part time basis win arrange hours 20 suit .
evenings included. II 1889 Herald. Harlem.
RITTJis Experienced Engishman, well
trained, situation as butler or as second
man aud vaieti excellent references. q 2Ga
Herald. Herald sq.
BTTTLER, single, thoroughly experienced ;
excellent references go anywhere. Butler.
234 East Goth.
BtITT, ,ER- VALET, very competent; elderly
Tnglisiman: tall: Al presser; silver. w.
go Y. gcth. rhonc tois6 fTaza
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Above 5sth st.-5th Av. to North River.

GOTH ST, 40 WEST.
Cor Broadway. Several sun lighted un-
usually spacious suites OF ?. 3 and rooms.
with one two baths; southern exposure;
maid service and light included: flreproof:
restaurant on premises: Immediate occu-
pnncy; moderate rentals. Tel. Columbus 3e.li
72D. near West End av.--while floor in pri-
vate house. references required. Inquire
Pierre. East 5Sd
72D ST. 16 west.-New, unfurnished. two
large rooms, foyer and kitchen; S1.3o0
18TH ST. 81 W.--Parlor floor 3 very large.
light rooms, tile kitchenette and bath: also
rooms and bath best references: no agents.
siS'r ST. Corner Central Park Vest Hotel
Beresford; two large, beautiful rooms, with
bath. on fourth floor corner apartment. nine
outside windows. five overlooking Central
furnished Address s. n. BUsSER. Hotel
Beresford. o.. telephone Schuyler 9aio, apt.
IA.
SAD ST., 2S3 W.-Cha rming modern elevator
apartment. seven large rooms, baths. two
open fireplaces. stippled walls: southern ex-
posure: large foyer. two windows; occupancy
May ! or sooner. Apartment &C. Derby.
Phone Rector 069I.
October longer; privilege OF renewal of
lease; all light rooms: 10 be seen by ap-
pointment; very reasonable rent Schuyler,
S7oe. Apt. ~.
s6TH ST., 80 west.-Two large, airy rooms.
bath. kitchenette: attractive. QUINN.
10TH ST.. 21o-el4 vests large. attractive
rooms all improvements: exceptional
value: possession at once $1o0
18TH ST, 3i5 West-High class elevator
apartment, rooms. bath. Apply premises
121sT ST. 100 WEST room apartment:
modern corner building. with elevator; ex-
cellent location; most rooms face street:
price $1,000 per annum. Apply Supt.. or
CARSTEIN & LINNIKEN, 221 4th av. Phone
Stuyvesant IiS0.
231 West 6eth.-Apartment; elevator; five
rooms: all light
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

MAY or later, by couple with four-year
daughter, 8 TO > rooms, city suburbs:
must he modern and not over S65: bonus IL
necessary. II 1922 Herald Harlem.
UNFURNTSHED apartment wanted. three or
four rooms; willing to pay $25 70 $40:
bonus offered. Apply BOB AUSTIN, 229
East cath. Tel. Chelsea 1872.
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Miscellaneous.

= aVIt IaIIu Tot saIt. WI AI+f-N
Elizabeth, -. r.
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APARTMENTS = UNFURNISHED.
Above 18th st.-sth Az. to East RIVER.

MADISON Az. 16s.--Two large rooms, bath
and kitchen: oil improvements.
WILL SELL THREE YEARS LEASE
* two newly renovated apartments in eleva-
tor apartment houses: splendidly located: !:
upper East Side, close 10 9th ay.; immediate
pnssession one of three rooms and bath !:
street floor: rent $50 per month (worth Si00 I.
price 81 iC9. one OF . rooms diving room &c
H. long) rent Sl05 per month worth $aoO ::
price S2,I0G; Iuick action necessary. Tele-
phone Samuel r.. Connor, 3i03 Ccrtlandt
Singer Building
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New Jersey.
BOARD AND LODGING WANTED.

LADY desires large room. Jewish boarding
house or apartment, West Side, 10th -90th.
1OV West S0th, apt. H.
YOUNG business man desires board and
lodgings; state terms. L Herald. Herald
So.
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REAL ESTATE-OUT OF CITY.
Long IsIand--snIe or Rent.

BEAUTIFUL AND SUBSTANTIALLY
BUILT suburban residence II rooms:
maple and California red wood trim All
convcnienees; sun parlor; abundant shac,
Chicken run. Faces boulevard: 3 minutes 10
rniircad station and golf course; owner sac
rificinsi cash required $1,000, balance easy
terms. Particulars Phone Penn 6sa4
BRENTWOOD REALTY CO, 1870 Broad
way.
BUILDER win sacrifice below cost TO obtain
some cash unusually attractive. beautifully
appointed we'll built home OF rooms, tiled
bath; sun parior: plot 75Si3s feet shaded
by fine old trees: select neghborhocd. 10
minutes TO express station. 40 minutes 10
Penn. Terminal at SD St. win accept terms.
BUILDER. y. Q. box 5s4, New York city
BRIGHTwATERS.- Three fors. f50x2i5 cor
ner Windsor place and East Concourse;
finest water front location ia neighborhood.
BARGAIN for cash Brokers protected, Ad-
University place. New York city.
BRIGHTw ATERS-il room house south 81
Merrics road ono acre plot. -oyeriookin.s
VEIN. Eayshore. =. !. Phone 6etW.
EXCEPTIONAL BARGAIN
beautifully located; cNquisitely furnished
for hgh class boarding. suburban home.
easy committing; near Great South Bay,
transients or year round residents. All con-
veniences; % rooms, billiards. gymnasium,
baths; running water in bedrooms; three
car garage; chickens: servants quarters;
abundant shade trees: ideal location, near
academy and golf course. tennis court;
Phone Penn. 6s94 BRENTWOOD REALTY
CO.. 1870 broadway.
FAR RoCKAWAY. 81 Dickens st.-l family.
rooms and bath. electric. SC. newly reno
waited from cellar 10 roof minutes from
station: immediate possession: small cash
payment: easy terms on balance. CLINTON
TRADING CORPORATION. 1S6 Remsen ST.
Brooklyn. Tel. Main 1910.
FoR SALE at Bay Shore. =. J., q room
house. about u cultivated acres. nicely
pONELLAN. t4o Nassau St. Manhattan,
FOR suburban homes dnland or seasid.I and
gentlemens country estates see O'CONNoR
CO.. 800 9Th ay., near ed ST., New York.
Phone 1907 Longacre.
HOMES, $1,000 upward, easy terrns. HYDR
a BASTER. Port WashnRton. J. -
LONG BEACH bungalow sale 5000 See
ED MILLER: take West End bus Wiscon-
sin and Beech sts.: agents.
ONE ACRE. ONLY Sa13
Within committing distance OF New York
city; need money quick. hence win sacrifice
limited number of acre plots and VIII
agree TO buy back IL months from date of
sale for $3.50: this is bona fide brokers pro-
tected. FARM Co. box Il 4sI Herald. Her
aid 50.
REMoDELLED HOUSE and plot on
Merrick Road between b vshore and
1sltp; thoroughly modern: hardwood floors,
electric and gas: copper screens for porches
and windows; IL rooms and baths; newly
decorated; car garage: price $4,000; might
Keys and particulars from T. b. & Fl. W.
ACKERSON, Head OF Harbor, Brightwaters,
or % Court St. Brooklyn.
EEvEN rooms and bath. al; Improvements.
% 800, 81 600 cash. CHAS. MOHRMANN,
Linden ST.. Bellrnore. l.. l.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

WELL ESTABLISHED SECURITY BRok-
ER DESIRES TO PROMOTE OR UNDER
WRITE A BONA FiDE PROPOSITION;
RESULTS GIVEN; SEND FOR PARTICU-
LARS. rs HERALD, HERALD SO.
GERMAN glass works In Rhineland making
window glass. rough rolled, figured and
wired glass, want 70 engage an agent wei
versed in the above products and in touch
with purchasers; offers with references 10
Giashiitte worm. Gcbruder Siegwart L. Co.,
Stolberg- -Rhineland. Germany.
WANTED, purchaser household invention
sanitary garbage can; kills germs: pre-
vents disease: necessity for housewife and
institutions wonderful opportunity to make
money. royalty or sell. GEORGE WINTERS,
2fl East f2Ith.
FOR SALI-Established hat and cap manu-
equipment: owner must sell on account OF
Illness: factory Conn. HAT AND CAP, 943
Main ST., Hartford. Conn
WILL invest with services in music publish
lng concern. small film company or thcatrt-
cal producing business state full particulars
IN first letter. JOHN JAFFE, At CRANKY
St. Norfolk. va.
NTED-Manufacturing business will
finance going mandatory OF adding ma
chine, Typewriter or similar office appliance
device OF merit. J. q. GOLNER, go Mich
olas Bldg, Toledo. Ohio.
BTSTTTR BUSINESS FOR YoC SURE.
How" free. HYDE. 31f 9TH
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REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.

FARMS for sale: catalogue rree.
Strout Farm Agency. Rox II, $50 Nassau 81
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50 MINUTES ELECTKIC SERVICE.
Build your own house and save money: one
81 the best localities on Long Island; we are
authorized by the owners 10 sell to individu-
ais ] plot each 60xi00 at much less than
cost; the property is on the North Shore, di.
rectly at the station and has every improve
,nent; Il is an opportunity that does not come
often 10 an individual buyer. You viii pur-
chase II you look al the property with us.
.L'ECLUSE. w.SHBCRN CO.. 20 E.4oth 81.
Tel. Vanderbilt 3556 New York city.
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SUMMER RESIDENCES WANTED.
HOUSE, 6 or rooms: committing distance;
yearly lease or longer. II l44o Herald,
Ia
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MisceIIsneous-saIe or Rent.

WASHINGTON STATE NEEDS SETTLERS.
Cheap land excellent soil, ideal climate.
raise berries. fruits. vegetables, grain; best
markets good roads; rail- and water trans
portation. write r. GRANT HfNKLE, Sec.
- STATE. pept. NJ. Oiympis wash.
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FOR SALE-MISCELLANE0US.


BABY GRAND armstrong;, practically ncs.
Phone Harnlaya Ninl.
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FAR RoCKAWAY. 52 Dickens st-i family.
rooms and bath. electric. Sc: newly reno
waited from cellar TO roof: 3 minutes from
station: immediate possession: small cash
payment: easy terms on balance. CLINTON
TRADING CORPORATION. 1S6 Remsen ST !.
Brooklyn. Tel. Main 1910.
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Within committing distance OF New Yolk
city; need money quick. hence win sacrifice
limited number of acre plots and viii
agree 10 buy back - months from date of
sale for $3.50: this is bona fide. brokers pro-
tected. FARM CO.. box Il 421 Herald. Her
aid So
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Westchester-Sale or Rent.

~T,nEACRES, 1000 fee; from Medford station.
41l Il a. 600 RASINfI-SSl.N. ~ Z. 18Th 81.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
Borough of Bronx.

ATrTAcT1NELY furnished, large alcoye
room: private house and porch; modern
convcnienoes; adjoining subway. Forehsm
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Borough Of Bronx.

CoNCoURSE, 2331.--Seven large rooms two
baths. sf30 per month and up.
UNIVERSITY AV. QS3d st.)-Three room
apartment very desirable: Immediate pos
session Inquire Supt. or Apt. 3F. Telephone
Tordharn 1929.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE
Maids. sc.

LADY'S maid. French city references,
Protestant. desires position. Trance, l24
Vast tGtb
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COuPLE coiorcd. entire work. together. end
chauffeur. city, country. ferguson, lt~ W.
Hist. apt. A. Audubon PHO
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Borough Of Brooklyn.

l7ITH ST, IS East.--Nevly furnished, SUNNY
roosr. for I or =. near subway. IL"
STEM ART. fremont 3IR9
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-22

IuIgA EhCAMPMEST 20. -, l. o, o. y.
meets second and fourth Friday I'sD
u. IA, X 4. hal. lbn East second.
N. 1. PouAdstOne. g. Il, o. A. ulisf' Scflbs
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-22
TRIAL UNDER WAY
/ BEFORE SENATORS

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE
at once was upheld by vote OF the
court.
The respondent waived the read
ing OF the articles OF impeachment
after Justice Harrison had halted
the reading OF Trapp's plea. The
statement OF facts and brief con-
tanned In the G5 page docment We're
not read to the court, Justice liar-
rison ruling that the statements at
this time were no part of the trial
but should be argued according to
law. Counsel for the house manag-
ers had previously requested that
consideration OF the fa,ta In Traps
motion be postponed at the present
time.
Action which was construed as
meaning that impeachment charges
might not be filed against a. y. Let
craft, state treasurer. was taken In
the house today when the investi-
eating committee filed an amend
mert to it's report on Mr.. Leccraft.
The amendment would Insert In
the report after that part recon-
mcnding Impeachment, this clause.
"Or make such other report as
the committee deems advisable. -
This, house members said. probably
was done 30 the committee could
recommend or suggest "A reprlmand
instead of impeachment of the state
treasurer
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-22

Published n tho Tulsa Daily World
Match 20. 20, 32 21 e. 2b 20. ~. "a
ana 20, is'i, Wurd Pubuahing Com
uuuy. ruhllshorsI
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WORLD MARKET PAGE
BUYING LIFTS
WHEAT PRICES
But Influence of Export
Interest Falls Off;
Taking Grains

CHICAGO. March ci.-ENport
buying on liberal sralc iifted
wheat prices today. but demand
alackened liter and gs ms were prpc-
tically wiped out. The market
closed nervous p cent net lower
to a like advance with March
&I52L to ti.52ia aud May it.4tA
to Sl42. Sorn lost ~ go y cent to
! to II cent and oats 4, to " to
u cent. IN provisions the outcome
varied from 10 cents declinc TO a
raise OF cents.
Estimai es OF the an ount OF wheat
taken for Europe varied from
2,5OO.0 900 bushels to double that
amount. Much of It mas domestic
and how much could not be readily
ascertain I'd. knowledge that active
MEASURE were being taken to ia
cilitate assage of a new emergency
tariff bi | counted also In favor Of
the bulbs as did scaitincss of rural
offeringis Buying power, ncverlhe-
less became almost Exhausted after
midday This led 20 some spccu-
lative selling prcssu 20 and to con-
siderable selling by an elevator in
tcrest, Favorable weather and crop
conditions were additional bearish
factors IN trading near the end.
Damage resulting from The elc-
yator explosion herc gave an early
upward swing TO corn and oats, but
the cffe ct failed To last when the
wheat market turned weak.
Provisions were governed chiefly
by action of hogs, which at first
was higher, but afterward broke
sharply
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-22

Los buhrh ~ kegs. H." s-i- z-s- ARA
IN" uuck Ftndor catl rraae 1877
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MINISTERS TIPPED OFF:
Get Letter Naming I Places Where
Get Letter Naming Is Places Where
Tabernacle Site Picked.

Names and locations OF over 10
places where liquor and other in
toNicants are being sold here in de-
fiance OF the prohibitory law were
contained in "A letter to the minis
terial alliance from a Tulsa citizen
which &as read at the regular meet
ing of the alliance Monday morning
in the Y. NJ. c. a. The alliance
went into executive session over the
revelations in the letter. excluding
from the room all not members Of
their organization, and decided to
turn the letter over Immediately to
Commissioner Addison and TO ask
the writer Of the letter for permis-
sion to publish IT,
A site for the tabernacle for the
Billy Sunday meetings next fan was
decided upon, the property at Elgin
and Third being pronounced suit
able II II could be secured. A tab
ernacle which viii seat about $1,000
persons will be erected in the fall.
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MARY GARDEN AS
DIRECTOR SCORES HIT

CONTINUED FROM PACE ONE
new bit Of praise az 10 detail, The
most critical can find no flaws. The
vast company moves, automatically.
as II were, az TO stage setting, cur
tain raising ana there In a perfume
tory prOmptness in II all. Possibly
one would not notice such intimate
detail, but the world has been told
about Director General Mary Gar
den Of the Chicago opera forces and
the people are setting up TO take no.
tice Of how she will do things. So
far the company has scored magni-
ficrnt success and overwhelming
praise everywhere 1t has appeared.
She Surpnsscs Them All.
Speaking OF admiration for Miss
Garden. Did you see her In the open
ing scene last night when she threw
aloft the wonderful cluster Of vivid
red roses and IN her work through
out this act, she. with vivid flash OF
limb as she all on purpose drew
tighter the wondrous flesh ColOrcd
drapery about her body, seemed 90
keep within short distance OF this
splotCh of red at her feet? Did Tulsa
rise TO the occasion OF her work with
Baklanoff In the scene within her
home when beneath the ROrious light
from somewhere above and behind
the scenes she gave herself 10 per-
feet abandon, first as the courtesan,
gradually merging into pcnsive
mood, repentance close by as the
power OF the cloistercd monk gently
encircles her soul. Finally in the
same abandon, which held one spell
bound, she stepped over the thres-
hold OF sin and from life OF de-
bauchery became a woman sweet
and modest. DID you note the art OF
Mary Garden as she gave forth from
her entire being In the first act, such
Consummate bOldness as a courtesan
that che seemed a tall WilloWy fig
ure and IN the last two acts when
garbed In the soft gray robe and
veil she seemed 10 have grown much
smaller All this Is the studied art
OF Garden, Her mentality has given
her vision far beyond the ken OF
most men or women In grand opera.
While mentally digcsting all this,
visualizing the perfect feast that she
offers, the thought OF her as real.
practical business Yoman, director
general OF company of 200 or more
artists, seems incredible, but she
is doing H. The story OF "Thais" Is
known. The music is In nearly every
home. The exquisite Meditation"
which was played last night by "A
solo yiolinist wlthsgenuine art and
supported by the orchestra, is well
known and familiar theme. The
magnificent supporting company
with large Choruses. wonderfully
gifted vocally and az actors, II II Is
all the handlwork OF Miss Garden,
well, here again is another bit Of
prais
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ADVERSE TONES
GOVERN STOCKS
conflicting Tendencies
Remain as Feature
of Week Opening
HITS RAILS
public Interest Only Casual
as Result of Development
over the Week End

NrV YORK, March 21.-Recent
conflicting tendencies In the stock
market prevailed again today. Heav-
rsss of rails. steels and equipments
,,sro than neutralized the maneu-
,..y of uull pools in the motors and
.!.i,fsd issues and specialtics.
rf,rgnlting technical conditions,
..L[.b uututed to an increasingly
,"s,u,Gs short position, develop
.,ts and Incidents over the week
',1 and I'm the course Of the session
,..r, NOT OF a character to enlist
,,,,c than casual public interest or
support
very large proportion Of the
dealings converged around Stude-
Ter chandler, Pierce-Arrow and
.,r,r9l Motors. Atlantic Gulf, Cen
,,,I Asphalt Mexican Petroleum
"a ,ull.I accessories. Rails were
'rsieriaI'y impaired towards the
and wbau high grade rails were un-
5sr greatest pressure. Total sales
mounted To 6S5,00O shares.
Ioc1i money rates continued to
80" r,l loans opening for the first
',,, in many weeks at 6 l-2 per cent
60 relaxing to 6 per cent. the
S,crfir,al tone OF the open mar
TX was evidenced, however. from
p,hs fact that plenty Of call money
va, VA available in private loans at
per cent.
Forcign exchange markets mostly
s.r, 10 strong, Italy, Switzerland
,nA Norway excepted. Advances IN
,be Rerlin and Prague rates were
.,s,,r1od TO have some connection
rj,b the outcome of the Upper ST.
eslan plebiscitc.
Railroad bonds shaded WIN
rocks. intcrnationals were irre9u
lar and the Liberty group closeu
with a majority of gains atter
Ginning moderately downward io'"'
xles, par value, $9,75o,oVo'