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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-25

Two-baSc hitS--JchnStnn >. Wheat.
Miller Three base hits - NICHOLSON.
Hood Home runs ti,iInElm. cruise
stolen baS"S--.I0nnSton Griffith. Mllicr.
Sacrifice hit--Nam1uN. Double play
Powell 20 n'Nr.l I" Eo"ck"l l."ft on
hases-IsnSton s. Brooklyn H. Bases
IN balls ON rad"rr !. of ftll'ng'm -
off EASrCs L. HitS--of 'ad"re, IN |
:nning: off MamtuN. : IN innings; OH
tillingim. . IN innings 'n"h' OUT III
tbird): Oft Eicrrutti. = IA 3 innings:
nrf EayrcS Il IN - innings; OF MIL
ms. n IN inning Struck Guilty. Fill
linyim !. by pierrotti l. by MamauN q.
nv EayrCs |. by MNJus / Winning
n,tcbcr -- MamauX Losing pitCh"r--
I'icrrotti l'mpircS-- MrN0rm!ck and
Hart Timc--""::@2j.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-25
New York man claims he read
Babe Ruth's mind. That bird ought
to read Sanskrtt oundfolded.

Davy Robertson ought 20 APPEAL -
Judge I.andiS "u 'hs grounds Ihtt N"
sentence ;mpu>"d uHon him by n" Ihi-
Gag" cubs CONSTITUTES ccU"l and uNHsuA'
pun: Shm"n;. i.tNy. rs usual h"th out
this spring AMI refused - i"H"r' 20 IN"
team. Just what reasons inspired him
no on" seems :" knew. hu' perhaps n"
wanted t. keep his hnldoa' record clean
and not skip It spring. He rei"r'"d .
the team. and BNl Nrsrk Scnt"aCrd him
to tram TWO weeks without pay.
Can you imagine taking 4 spring
training trip ;,!M"' lmacin" pavr
training in Waycr"SS. ia. 70: w"
weeks Al by himself. or having Mineral
WcltS al TO himself Cor u t"rtn Sh'.
l. wnu,dr't hc SO h:lI 1T Shreveport. bat
some OF tho boys wh" SpeH; Tn" spring
drap+d over tn" ,igar stand gazing pen
Slycly into 4 pair Of brown eyes prob
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-25
TIMELY HIT WINS.

Washington, April 2i.--o k"urk' 'I'
ri" pas; Ruth. which dr"H" III nc" WIG
had signaied and ShankS. "h" had Walk
ID after two were our IN IA" eighth. gave
Washington . - ! Nirt"ry over Ne"
York to-day. Zachary struck our nine
including Ruth and M"u$"i. The attrhh
ancc was @4.llS. Il record Tor inc '"tH
mr.. Scor, nv INNINGS: II: n. !.
\rw York .....l y " " " o
Washington ....1 q Q I" " n
IIcrry and Schang: Zachary and Ghar
Ill
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-25
DODGERS DRUb
BOSTON BRAVES
IN SWATFEST

Brooklyn. April "i.--The brooklyn
hampions orCrcamc Enstnn'S early
lead today and won. 10 to S. TIL" Su-
perhas batted Fillingim and Pierrotu
out of the box. while EayreS was wild.
Cadorc lasted only ono inning against
the Braves and his successor. MamauN.
held them in check except in the SEQ
ond when t'llingim made a home run
and in the eighth when Cruise kn"c krd
the ball over She fence with on" man on
base. Score:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-25
WHEELING LOSES

Wheeling high schools defeat at the
hnhd> - Union high min" OF Benwood,
Saturday afternoon was the higgeS' sur
priSr Of III. season so far. Wheeling $
n:ur was IN fine trim for the Unionites.
tut Williams: IN the mound fo- the
homo team. was too effective. The
score, was A..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-25
PITCHED ONE HIT GAME.

New York. April 24.-nouglas. Of New
York held Philadelphia TO ono hit to-day
and the Giants won. 20 q. Meado"s
kept tn. New York hits scattered except
IN the sixth when kelly's triple scored
Frisrh. wh" had singled. Fr!sch's fold
ing was remarka bile. Score by innings
r. II. E.
rhiladclphja 800 % 10 90 O. ! 3
New York $500. u u " " " U
MrahowS and EruEEy. DouGas and
snyder.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-25
ROSS AND JOHNS WIN
FROM BLAINE EASILY
Final Score Stood Ill TRvortnG 30e-
r1ans-Easton and woods Are GOOD
on Mound.

Before an enthusiastic crowd Of base.
hall ans the fast Ross and Johns nine
nf rims Ferry drfeate& the Blaine,
Ohi nine yesterday on the Martins
Fer grounds by the score Of ILL. The
viSi = scored in the first inning. but
were .ksuou overcome ana never allowed
to score again. The score:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-25
IS-chnro

Two Ia 80 hits. Maranvilie. F"nScra,
Grimm. Three base hits. See. Crane.
Stolen bases. BGhc". Carey. MaranNIltr.
Sacrifices. Schmidt. WnG" Left on
bases. Cinc!nnati. :. Pittsburgh, :.
Bases on balls. on KiX"N. .. off Ada
T. Hits off Il!Nry. 10 :" : l-3 innings:
off Br"ut"n. | III :: - innings. Struck
out by R!A"y. (: Rrrni"N !: Adams. /.
Losing pitcher. R.X"N. Cmpir"S. rl'ay
and QuiClcy.. Time l.iT.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-25
PIRATES AGAIN
TRIM THE REDS
RATrED RrXEY OUT OF BOX IN
Sixth INNING AND SCORE
FIVE RUNS.
Chants Shut Out Phillie-Cuos stop
Cardinals-Dodge Trim
tho Braves,

Cinr:nnatI O.. April "i--P!tt:burEh
hntted EIN2H cur O! IN" box IN IN" SIN''
mining t"day and Won from ''nchha' =
- :" I;r"HtoN. VIII" -vu"Nct kiH'!'
ritvhrd We. Adams won his first We
cory "f N" ~"n>"n h! k""I''nE IN" beds
Hits scattered. Thc score.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-25
MusEE COM. TEN PIN LEAGUE.
schedule-Eighth week.

ANrIl @I--A :. 4 7. 7. %. V. Great
Northern: R"llairc vs.. + y. -. F.. ~.
Aprj' ~ prrl"nd"rS W Whrclin
Can 80. .; NlrGinaS ". Wh"ri!ng
Can M. J.
April - South Side vs. Come Rarh.
April y -.MuSerS ~ N"l"rwds
AprIl ~ RnmblrrS vS Moss lion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-25
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterdays Games.

-. LOUIS. :: cleveland. L.
Detroit. :. Chicago. :.
Sew York. ! Washington. :.
Boston I'h!l;d,lph;N Nc; srh"du'cd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-25
.R;ltl"d for ,'uil"p il iih. Kan Tor
S.>rrCid an 9th. Fan for lfurwc'l IN ?ih
Cleveland


Twn-hasr hitS--Iamh .; GERBER Woo
Evans Thrc"-haSc hit Speaker. Sa'''
Mcc hltS-Licrhrr :. BURNS. 'Ar"l'r
Sneaker. Double plays Gardner. SIC
rhrn>on and Burns: Gleason. hrrprr ant
S;yI,r. L,r ON haS"s--St LOUIS :
,'h.yrl,nd \ Bases an balls --Ba%nH 3
Errw,.I !; I'M, ! Hits OFF Bayn".
IN - innings: rullop i in > Is. Eur
wall. in :. Struck out. l&aync |. 'ui'
IoE /. rhi" 4. Losing rlt'hcr--ba! lie
UInpircs li'dcbrand and Evans. l!lne
Of game 2:11.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-25

Perhaps in honor OF the gallant
Frerchman in tho ring, Tex Rick
ard has decided on slogan for the
Dempsey-Carpentder fSht: There
shall be no pass"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-25
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION

Memphis IL: Birmingham. s.
''hattaHonGa. ;: Mobile. :.
Nashville. ;: Little Rock. I.
New Orleans. >: Atlanta. ?.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-25

Score by innings:
ross {. Jnhns 4 ! n : n S I III
Blaine ........l q n o.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-25
In CouoEO

In College
First I-ndcrrrud--Wha shall we DO?
Second IndcrGrad--l'll spin a coin. II
IFS heads we'll go TO the movies: tails
We 20 10 tho dance: and If II stands on
edge we'll Study.--Lnndon Opinion.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-03-29
BILL
OVER VETO OF
GOVERNOR
Another Veto Is Sustained
BY a Vote In the
House

MONTPELIER, VT, March %
Gov. Hardness broke $3.50 in the
matter of vetoes today, the House
passing Senate No. %, over the exc
cuSive objection and sustaining the
veto of Senate No. 23. The senate
had previously passed both bills by
the. required two-thirds vote over the
veto.
Senate No. %, which was carried
in the house with Just n vote to
spare, raised the exemption of a
homestead from attachment and eXe-
cution from $500 to $1,000. There
was a debate on the bill before the
yea and nay vote which stood 1919 to
&c.
Senate No, %, the veto of which
was sustained, would have established
reciprocal relations in the matter of
inheritance between man and wife.
1t provided that a husband would in
herit o0e-third of deceased wife's
estate the same as a wife nov inherits
one-thlrd interest in her deceased
husbands estate. The vote stood 1877
to 68. failing by three votes to over
ride the veto.
The Senate killed House No. AT,
providing that the state shall take
over from the towns and keep in re-
pair, al bridges having a span of
more than 4 feet on state selected
roads and relieving towns of any la
hi}itV for DAMAGES occurring on such
bridges.
The bill appropriating 100000 for
the erection Of a COW shed at the
state fair grounds occasioned a sharp
debate in the senate, but the upper
branch adjourned before final action
was taken.
The senate killed several bills
which had received the sanction of
the lower branch. Among these was
the bill, making insurance companies
refundable for the acts of their
agents and one prohibiting inter-lock-
ing GirectoTates in banks.
The senate rejected proposal 20 to
the state constitution which would
establish a pardoning board consist
ing of the governor, lieutenant gov
ernor and chief justice of the su-
preme court to act on cases of pardon
relating TO conviction for felony.
Probable time of final adjournment
is still an unsettled question. Some
say it will be Thursday, Others that
it will not come until Saturday morn
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-03-29

r, t
The house and church decoration
scheme Of yellow and white was
carried out in the cake topped with
. Opbelia roses. while its contents III.
Guided = variety of article,
! chief of which was a ring. This wa.
drawn bv SteIrv Waterman. me
bride en- the bride cake. also made
bv hea, cousin. Miss Flint.
The dining room was most attrac-
tive in jts decorations Of yellow and
white. Yellow streamers were fes-
TONED from the chandelier 70 the
| corners Of the table. Yellow AND
white daffodiIs and ionouils were
cveryvrhoro and over ali shono Tue
soft l;obt from yellow candles MI
Davis, In a Gown of pale prav canton
creme with bIuc and silver e~mbroidc,r,
presided at the table, cutting the ice
cream and Misses Gertrude GRANTEES
and Ruth Cifin served.
The quest book was in CHARGE Of
Ni,e Madeline Carv and Mrc y, ,lo,
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-03-29
Vermont Corporations
Issue More Stock

Charles G. Braley, Harry It. Carr,
and Fred d. Gilman, all Of st. Johns
bury, BEING a majority Of the direc-
tors of the Essex Storage Electric
company Of st. Johnsbury, have filed
notice Of additional issue of 1850
shares of common capital stock of
the company, for the purpose of pay
ing the present Indebtedness of the
company, and providing for further
obligations and working capital. Per
mission of the public service commits
sioner has Dcen obtained to make ,his
isue.
H. A. Pufer, president and Kate A.
Pond, clerk, Of the A. M. Pond com
pany, Inc, of Richford, have certified
to the secretary of state that 1890
Of the $4,000 capital stock Of the
company has been paid up.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-03-29

There Is niLre Catarrh In this section
of the country than all other diseases
put together, and for years it was sup
posed to be incuraole. Doctors prescribed
local remedies, and by constantly failing
to cure with local treatment, pronounced
1t incurable. Catarrh is a local disease,
greatly influenced by constitutional con-
ditions and therefore requires constitu-
tional treatment. Halls Catarrh Medi-
cine, manufactured by F. J. Cheney e
Co, Toledo, Ohio, 10 a constitutional
remedy, is taken internally and acts
thru the Blood on the Mucous Surfaces
OF the System. Ono Hundred Dollars re-
ward is offered for any case that Hairs
Catarrh Medicine fails to cure. Send for
circulars and testimonials.
f. J. CHENEY & CO, Toledo, Ohio,
Sold by Druggists, TIC.
Halls Family Pills for constipation.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-03-29
Wonderful Sc4,cs.

What Is claimed to be the smallest
balance Of precis'on used for impor-
taut work is that Cf the United States
bureau Of standards, a lit.je more than
a foot tail in its glass ca>e, 1t takes
loads up to two grams, and is accurate
10 on~c-thOuSandth Of Il milligram, or
about .OO0,OlG of Il grain. It VIII weigh
the ink Of Il signature. The case Is
Gust-proof, and TO avoid influence of
the weigher's body heat the weights
on the scale may be manipulated by a
long rod from another room.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-03-29
MAE MURRAY is AT
THE PREMIER

George Fitzmaurice is fast gaining
. namc for himself in the motion
picture field as a master of the lay
ishlv artistic background and the col.
orful dramatic story. In "ldols Of
Clay, his latest production, which
will be seen at the Premier Theatre,
today and tomorrow, he has placed
upon the screen the deeply appeal
inc romancc Of an innocent GIL
brought up by her father on a lone
" South Sea island and the hand
some young sculptor who, broken by
an unfortunate affair with a belle of
London society, drifts to their hut.
Mae Murray and David Powell are
the featured players, and the picture,
which was adapted from an original
story by Ouida Bcrgerc, is q Para
mount.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-03-29

The general dcath-rqte IL found to
increase with rising temperature and
to diminish with n falling thermom-
eter. These rrn"iuSious are a result
of a study Of about 100000 deaths In
New York in connection with the
weather on the day Of the death. The
ppcuiiarjtics seem to apply to all seq
sons. V..rioty, as in English or Ca
madam weather, is healthful and slim
ulating. ami It is believed that some
variability is as essential as proper
humidity.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-03-29
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank all the friends
and neighbors for their many acts OF
kindness shown US during the SICK
ness and death Of our dear wife and
mother, especially do we thank the
friends at -Four Corners for the beau
tiiul flowers.
MIR. Clinton Aldrich
Mr.. and Mrs. Pearl Blodgett
Miss Helen Blodgett
Mr.. and Mrs. Perley Aldrlch
Mr.. and Mrs. Cannon Nichols
Mrs. John Woods
st. JOhnsbury, Vt.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-03-29
Miss Flint Is Bride
of MI. Mckay
CONTINUED from rape one)

CONTINUED from page one)
years have been spent in Germany
with her parents, preceded the bride
up the aisle. Each carried airing on an
Easter lily. The bride came last on
the arm Of her father. She was very
lovely in a gown Of white liberty
satin with yoke OF old rose pointe
and ribbon trimmings. Her long
tulle veil was arranged in cap effect
and she carried a bouquet of bride
roses. She wore also a gold bracelet,
a family heirloom, o by her
grandmother, mother and sister, on
their wedding d9ys, The little flower
Girls, one a pretty blonde and
the other an equally pretty
brunette we're pictures in di-
minutive rufrled froeks Of white
net, with pink and blue TRIM
mings. The bridesmaids wore ply
frocks OF o|rgandie. Misses Graves
and Davis were attired in pale yell
low and Misses Ruckle and Flint in
pale green. They wore becoming
caps of tulle and mar&bou with tullc
streamers, the col0rs matching tneJ.
gowns. The flower girl wa g0Wnco
IN rufflcd net with blue ribbon stream
ers and the maid of honor in pink
embroidered organdIe with trm-
ings OF blue.
Immediately following the double
ring ceremony, the organ began the
Bridal Chorus from Lohengrin and
the bridal party proceeded to the
chapel where the bride and groom
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-01
Philadelphia Markets

WIEATM7Reeelpts. 7l.7l7 bush; M.rke,
ysoTNS ysd wS,er GssSaS FSa 81 Sh.2
oS al S Wsea SS Ssa.T r.d %S
@ VIZ. % yHdsy SS; e J S"%$ Ss g. ., wS.s lls
'"etd G6nSKseeps mGs sush MsrSot "a aae,
late Stos SSF So ftp0Ft sr ots for
oATsccRecsip,s; ssSs i hSsn; MARKET &c =
iG|sI Car o' %hie l0astlSaSo' white
'0E FLSDR4Rsce'pts' tSi Re; G" 40 SSIs and loos
ssi es oao az seki Per oS BS os snd packed wis
Itee I's sst %"iss sysS
ssSi, g. nsfs T'"siirs e!sSS az
s. aSSs a. patent s7so@ss0 do ShGF; hort
s!!" Rys ss Ss,sI4 taT.!S o'n"s" ''1'0'0So
suotst!ons: Beef: in sots: smoked and air
:s$s :Sssa l. ss.s tsg g5 t
ssF:s ss.s :s :Ss:s
loo; bellies. IN pckiS. loose. l7o; breakfast
ia ions: NeaSby' extra 6FSts. 4sh 6; trs!.'
41hc Western extr2 n6stsi % +s%4s&hoG: & ,nss nrsss.
Eo$S2s; s fsf ShoIsS, SS, sis5$ stS$iSo y.w yort
whole mix, haIs, fancy, [yesh. ,22g22h 6;
DO, fair to good fresh. 20D2lc; Longhorns.
fresh 2lh 422h C: single Daisies. Treeh.
az @2lhc; jobbing sales of fancy goods
LIVE PoULTRI-Fowls not LoRhorns.
fancy. tat, yellow. .sklHnned. wsishtnE AZ; AZ;
HPsfS 1lsfcr and %SSs LssSo1n
22c SPRING chickens. fency n ys!tow,,sinned
ausIity. qnS 2$S3 3ts int.rlST ?S% 2&o;. sRSSig"s
DO do, inferior, Is q e0c; old roosters. 100
ISc; ducks, white, PeSin. 22p24c; mixed
eoIors 10000 pigeons. per pair old $50
'"G GBEG$sEP F%HITES6 SGr., .3sHi.s rGS,,, trfiss
s'ts% spisSs, afs; Do wF,s6ji9ag Ibs;, 5Gs,; DO,
lbs. 2i922c. Fowls, fresh killed II bbls..
dry packed. soc; do, weighing "A w6 lbs.
apiece Ice e-packed, SIC: do. weighing IN lbs,
"a a 2Gc; do weighing lbs: and under; 200
nc: roasting chickens. Western. weighing
~ lbs: sp'sss S2@stG B5o'Iihns Ih. .n.Ss SAss'
sSG ssc frying chicHSGso Western weiShlpps
ems. nearby, weiShinF 3h a. lbs; apiece; 80
d 35c, hroilinG chtckens, nearby. Weighing
/ II a Q lbs apiece. 81 a. 3+c; frying chickens.
nearby. weighing 2h a. lbs. APIECE, 278
9SC: old rOosters. drH-picked, Western. 2lc;
do, do, Southern, l0G2oc; duckltngS. 27@
nSC.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-01
INTEREST IN LEHICH
VALLEY is INHABITED
Stock Continues to Climb in
Today's Short Session-Le-
high Navigation Up

Further active buying Of Lehigh
Valley. presumably In anticipation Of
it's forthcoming segregation plan. was
the feature Of today's short session on
the local exchange. The price was
carried up to 50. compared with a
close last night at 56k. This move
ment attracted attention to Lehigh
Navigation and that issue also made
a substantial advance. The activity In
the latter NAV have been induced bv a
report in New York paper that Le-
high Navigation interests are consider
ing segregation, although the better
opinion Is against my such belief.
Other local stocks were quiet. Ameri-
can Stores sacrificed a part Of It's re-
cent gains. Cambria Iron was un-
changed and slight fractional gain
was made by Philadelphia Electric pre-
ferred
Several lots Of stocks were bought
under the rule"
Included In these were Lake Superior,
Pennsylvania, Tonopah Belmont. Tono-
pah Mining, York Railways, Pcnnsyl-
vania general 5s. Bethlehem Steel 5s
and some of the Liberties.
The prolonged stagnation of the local
market was broken this week by the re-
markable forward movement in the
American stores Company shares. which
came In for more attention, as all mys-
terry movements do, because of the lack
of definite information concerning the
motive behind the urgent buying de-
mnnd. Not only were high records es-
tablished. but. in the case Of the COM
mon stock. represented an advance of
npproximately forty points from the low
level Of the year.
More significant and of more far
reaching Importance was the broadening
activity in the bond dealings. While
this applied to practically all classes Of
bonds, the revival was more pronounced
az regard the so-Called Government is.
sues. and more especially the Liberty
Bonds and Victory Notes. The re-
awakening of the investment demand
was easily explainablc in the growing
easement of money market conditions
and general recognition Of the lowering
of the income return. The broadening
Of the bond market fulfilled the pre-
dictions of the managers of the leading
investment houses that the fall and
winter would witness one of the largest
nnd most exciting bond markets In the
history Of the street.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-01

Total t6,t47.oO0. compared with ee1. sat-
600 Yesterday. Thus far this week. 800
2S4 5000.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-01
Oils AND METALS
FEATURE CHANGE
Trade Dull and Professional.
Lehigh Valley Continues
Cains-Bonds Steady

New York, Oct. 1.-Apart from the
activity shown by oils, metals and some
OF the rails, today's stock market was
devoid OF interest. Mexican, California
and Atlantic Petroleums rose between
l and points with similar gains for
perior and American Smelling. Lehigh
Valley again led the rails, rising over
2 points.
Some OF the motors and their special
ties were taken at moderate gains, also
Baldwin, Railway Steel Spring and
kindred issues. In the main, however,
trading was dull and professional. The
closing was firm. Sales Appropriated
$4,000 shares. The bond market was
steady on lighter transactions.
Dealings were smaller in volume than
on any preceding day Of the week, and
numerous stocks were dormant during
the first fifteen minutes.
Quite a number of events attending
the operations Of the financial markets
this week demonstrated conclusively the
pronounced change In the temper Of the
market world. 1t Is the consensus of oil
the leading authorities that the worst
Of the business and financial situa-
tion has been seen. While there re-
mained a few complex international
problems awaiting satisfactory solu-
tion, II is admitted on all sides that
the sunlight Of returning confidence has
broken through the gloom clouds which
for so long lowered over the financial
world This remarkably quick change In
aoc,;an T., .Sn aa.;n ioa"t ~, uNoo. .no.,.,e,
r'oui.ot. n ~ ZIG aJ',ons n oL tne I' seeu'
t;ua H nnJ ou ,nnns.nn. oUtn ,n,n. naon. 'peeui"
Thn -, oa, s.swp p't' 1.
rora "rraa ~ o.na,dos, ~ ,.s,.,Ia.' ue'
w., w' ns ,in ~ .I ao'e nesuiu
~, nnu ~ e;.u .ue ho.e ats.so
epesuVo ta''fitss snoweu symp'oL,s uLi .
VI sons e.an. uh!eloaiahhS :S tlis I,i
snn, M"S .ne .ba nan.ua, ,ts, nureans uI , re',
emuy " .ne s.,, senerui hsI VIII anu SIoMhs re-
.tlp"a 0,s.,I. ~, e ~ 10 reSos
;n..nt eu na pe ~, III .ueheee plnyeu nn
'po..ant p pa.. Ia t.o Eee1n. olsva.soh
~ u naine. v"iues, YET, ~ a,l olreS.ions
the .he m inus WIS au'.e p.s.n,y oemonstrateo
.ne i'ne .. is"ss Iesl'tanse ,hl s' was eheouh'
'e[eu always Oh Tue Iorwaro swings.
sesstahce wnIcn was oispayeu came
IN ior more attention because Oh tne or
saniAeu opposlt!oh On tne part Oh pro
ieeSioha, Operators, lnciuolng. accora-
lng 70 tne current REPORTS, seVe,ai VINO
lesensy sahle in.o P ProniheIce ~ rea
son Oh Ineir wiueiy aavertiseo sn,It from
T ome oeaI W the eohotiuetiFe hoiio"inB'
me 'afties anu ma maheuVers Oh TINS ele :
hent signaiiy 1aiiea 70 make tne same
,mpress'os iney aid severai m9nihs aso
pecause ot their inao'lisy 70 ulsloase any
c1nsiaeraoie amount Oh iong stoek' ihis
aIso lnuicated tha' many Oh tne 30 -calied
INSIDE interests, whicn ior 80 long
.tain.u'heu .l passive aetituoe toward
tne pearisn raias, are apparently tax
ing aGVantase OK every matsrial oackset
70 aod TO tnelr noldihgs' suggesting a
.ruhstormation from a'striout'hg 10
aH IN, uceuhuiaths maIhet.
AniS aocs hot mean " imPiy the ihAI
ket mas become ehtireiy immune 70
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-01
BAR SILVER

Domestic bar silver was unchanged in New
rcr,; to-day ut 00h per fine ounce; fnr~i@n
7CJkc c. an advance of Sc. In London the
price WAS u higher ut ANA,