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New-York tribune., 1922-12-27
Senate Bootleg Liquor
Was Only MOOnshine
Curtis Absolves Colleagues of
Ownership of Flask Waiter
Dropped; Fate Uncertain

Prom The Tri6unc's Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON, Dec. % Senator
0rtis, chairman of the Senate Rules
osmmittee, has succeeded in hunting
dssn the ownership of the bottle Of
vtisky that crashed 20 the floor and
broke In one Of the rooms Of the Senate
Teliaurant the other day.
He found that the liquor consisted OF
q pint Of moonshine. One Of the negro
naAss was carrying II in his hip
peeket He pulled out his handker-
chief 10 mop his brow and the flask
zane with Il. The result Of Senator
Seriiss investigation is to absolve any
armber OF the Senate from RESPONSE
~,iiy for the affair.
!. senator Curtis refused 20 give out
ne name Of the waiter or say how he
soold be disciplined. Gossip about
ne restaurant Is that he will be "fred."
seantime Senator Curtis's order TO
.es eject that any one found bootleg
sk'ng IN the precincts Of the Senate or
'ns Senate Office building shall be dealt
.lh without mercy stands. No boot
Ngget, however, has been caught.
basis for the belief that no Senator
@at involved in the affair Of the
ioken bottle and the spilled liquor
ests partly on the statement Of the
ssei.er that he was carrying the whisky
~ his own use and partly on the Lroad
proposition that moonshine 10 zup-
losed 70 be a beverage for the pro-
sssrlat and not a fitting brand for
New-York tribune., 1922-12-27
Wilson 90 TO-mOrTOtC;
Health Much Improved
From TAs rrsbuns's ws.h,nsso. suy.s.

From Tie TrfbuAss weshinsson Bureaa
WASHINGTON, Dec. 2s.-
Former President Woodrow Will
son viii be sixty-six years old
tomorrow. The former PreSi-
dent and Mrs. Wilson will OBJ
serve the day quietly with a few
close friends.
Intimates Of Mr.. Wilson say
that with his sixty-sixth birthday
anniversary at hand he 10 in bet
ter health than he has been at
any time since he became III,
toward the close Of his term Of
Office. In the last month his i'm
provement has been especially
noticeable. His mail IL steadily
increasing and requires con-
siderable Of his time daily TO
answer the communications.
Hardly day passes that the for
mer President does not take a
long ride.
He is taking q keen interest In
political and international affairs
and Is showing every sign Of
being prepared to take part in
the 1924 political campaign as a
powerful factor in the Demo
cratic National Convention.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-27
Morning Alter to Get
Picture OF Self Drunk

DES MONIES, Ia, Dec. 26.-
John B. Hammond, Chief of Pc
lice, announced to-day that every
drunken man who was brought
into police headquarters hereafter
would have his picture taken.
When the offender has become
sober again he will be presented
with a picture Of himself, so that
he may know Just how he looked
when he was brought TO the jail.
Hammond hopes this picture
cure" will be a potent weapon
against drunkenness.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-27
Baldwin, British Debt
Envoy, to Sail To-day

LONDON. Dec. 20 (By The Associ-
hted Press) Stanley Baldwin, Chan
cellor Of the Exchequer, and the mem
bers Of his mission which Is going TO
the United States to discuss the British
debt 20 the United States will sail to-
morrow on the steamship Majestic for
New York.
"The London Times" prints an In
teresting character sketch Of Mr. Bald.
win, laying emphasis on his simple and
modest nature, "hlding beneath a
placid exterior q highly sensitive per-
sorality and a highly trained and
equipped mind.
"He viii probably be smoking a
cherry wood pipe when he lands" the
sketch continues, "and Americans Will
and his humor might appear ts be
cynical were Il not so obviously to.sr-
ant. They viii be impressed BY his
and his grasp on the
intricacies Of finance"
New-York tribune., 1922-12-27
Unguarded Convicts Are
PalIbearers for Warden

WILMINGTON. Del. Dec. 26.-After
acting as pallbearers for Warden
Mordeeai s. Plummer, in Upper Marl-
boro. Nd, to-day, six prisoners re-
turned 10 the New Castle County
workhouse unguarded.
The men made the trip 70 and from
this city without a guard. On their
arrivsl here tonight the~ entered an
automobile and were taken back 70 the
institution without incident. The men
are serving terms Of from one year 70
life imprisonment
New-York tribune., 1922-12-27

,'.eguslo sDecias--Augusfa--A Inn
"a s ss serviee--Niid. inYiEorating climate
~ eoor sports. Leave ~ =. 1:io p. n.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-27
News Summary
DOMESTIC

DIT. z. B. McKoin. e1.Msyor Of Mer
Rouge, La, arrested in Baltimore by
request Of Governor Parker of'LouiS-
fans on . charge Of murder.
W. L. Cunningham, Of East Or
anEe, N. j., and F. H. Carter, said
60 be his English valet. seized at St
Louis in alleged 100000 Swindle
through Community Finance CorpO-
ration Of New York.
Council Of American Association
for the Advancement Of Science, rep
resenting 1900 scientists, adopts
resolution Affirming the soundness Of
the theory Of evolution, and opposes
recent attacks on teaching II IN pub
lie schools.
Widow Of Bob Fitzsimmens, who
turned evangelist. in dire want in
Chicago.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-27
WASHINGTON

bltter uRhC looms To-Day IN Scnhte
over Borah resolution calling on Pres
ident Harding to summon an inter
national economic conference.
New tariff bringing in European
goods 80 freely that all arguments
against II by opponents are refuted.
Chinese 6aneee Of New York mer-
chsnt's son again disappears a few
hours before scheduled wedding.
Kahn proposal for separation Of
pre-war debts from later foreign OBJ
legations to United States meets
with cold reception in capital.
Wolfe Lindenfeld, brought here
from abroad by Federal agents in
ysstigating Wall Street bomb explO-
sion, will not be admitted 10 United
States, Bureau Of immigration rules.
LOCAL
Workers party cheers for social
revolution, adopts program to enforce
Soviet rule Of United States and ad-
journs.
Ten-year-old girl found shot to
death in mothers home after happy
Christmas with father.
Business mans evangelist" ar
rested on charge of using mails to
defraud in bond sales.
Imperfect decree delays marriage
Of Austrian baroness and son Of DR..
Lorenz.
All liners overdue report safe In
Atlantic gale.
Robbers with hstehet almost sever
leg Of Brooklyn jewelers. clerk
Landlord fined 5000 for failing t.
give proper heat in four houses.
Freighter arrives with rescued
skipper and crew thirteen days
adrift in storm.
Smith confirms appointment Of
Van Nance; goc with family TO Al
bany to-morrov.
Board Of Estimate backs water on
budget tirade when oMalley asks
markets funds.
Ether In champagne made lsadofa
Duncan act strangely at recital, she
says.
FOREIGN
Reparation Commission holds Ger
many in voluntary default in her de-
liveries Of wood for 1922. Held a
victory for France.
Armenians, with Turks abstaining
from session and bitterly protesting
against their being heard, present
plea for national homeland 20 Lau-
same conference.
SPORTS
LEfare wins De Sofa Purse at
New Orleans.
Manager John ]. McGraw plans to
be active manager Of the Giants for
the season Of 1923.
c. c. n. Y. defeats N. I. T. in
intercollegiate Chess League match.
Havana rsestrsck returns to open
books.
Whitbeek brothers star In junior
and boys .ennis tournaments at 7th
Regiment Armory.
Yale and D. K. Z. clubs qualify in
final round Of Class B squash.
MARKETS AND SHIPS
Rail stocks lag as industrialS forge
ahead.
Offering Of sO.ooo.ooo shares pre-
ferred and tbO.ooo.ooo long term
bonds By new Armour corporation
projected.
Saunders ressnts Wall Street
"rs.d" on Piggy Wiggly stock
Railroads making better showings
-. N~-~.kaw
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-10
VOTERS READY FOR
BATTLE Of BALLOTS
SLATED TOMORROW
ELECTION SUPPLIES co OUT TO.
DAY FOR PRlMARY-COuNTY
ON EDGE AS EVE OF HOTTEST
ELECTION OF HISTORY Ar.
RlVES.
RIVEs.

Election judges from every precinct
in the county Joarneyed to Ottawa
this morning 10 secure the ballots
and other material needed in tomor
rows election with the political pot
boiling over the excitement and con.
Trajectory reports as to favored can
didatos coming in from almost every
part of the county the political battle
which will come to a close with the
primary election tomorrow promises
to be one OF the most interesting prop
usitious ever brought TO light in the
shape OF an election.
Politicians who have In past years
been able TO predict almost withou,
error the results OF countrywide
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-10
LOCALBRIEFS

Simon Wumbcrg has returned from
a visit to Chiacgo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hop spent
last evening in LA Sale
Mr. and Mrs. Clair Mcrrell, Mrs,
Joseph Rcordon, uud Mrs b Howard
muturrd to Morris yesterday after,
noon
Elmer Classon of Sheridan spent
yesterday in ottawa
Mrs. There's Richardson and daugh.
ter Loretta of Marsciles, spent Sat
urdly in Ottawa.
Miss Thcola Shea OF Seneca was an
Ottawa shopper Saturday.
John Kenny and Roy MOtta2 visited
in Utica last evening
Vernon lluss ana Fred Johnson Wis
tied in La sale last evening
Miss Lucille O'COnnOr of Marseiles
visited in Ottawa Saturday evening.
Mrs NJ Passini who underwent an
operation at St Mary's Hospital IN la
Sale has returned 10 her home ON
Chestnut street
Harold Trench Of la Sale transact.
ed business in Chicago
Lester McMaunus visited in Nor.
ris last evening
James Dunn visited with relatives
~ Joliet yesterday
Ed. Lcmpke ana Ed Gerber were
Visitors in Morris yesterday.
Edwin Cassidy spent yesterday in
Chicago
Miss Anita Famcrt of Ladd. Illinois,
was visitor in Ottawa SATURDAY
Merit Carroll of Seneca visited IN
Ottawa Saturday.
Misses Rose ana Mile Bankert
motorod TO Morris yesterday
Harold Sanders motorcd to Morris
yesterday
( Charles Cracralt spent Yesterday
/ Visiting with friends in Seneca.
Fred Rude and Elnathan Hathaway
spent last evening in La Sale
J. H. Molten Of Rochester. New
/ York, transacted business in Ottawa
TODAY.
Lawrence Sylvia and John For
catch of Strcator visited in Ottawa
last evening
Misses Vera Dougherty, Margaret
Montgomery, Florence and Margaret
Holmes Vera CoTgan, Tess HalIigan,
Mercedes Iimmous, Eleanor Hettel
and Marry Morrissev were Marseiles
Visitors yesterday afternoon
Miss Iuo2 Corcoran is spending the
week as the guest of Mrs Albert Wide.
man OF Straator
Joseph Bcss spent last evening in
/ LJ Sale
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-10
YOUR VOTE IS SOLICITED
FOR
x ]. J. ("PECk") COLLINS

ames Collins, known to most people OF La Sale
county as peck, respectfully asks the votes and assist
ance of the public in his for sheriff at the primaries
tomorrow Mr.. Collins has been resident OF Ottawa
for number of years and is widely known. lie is not
in this for any other purpose except to win lie has
conducted his campaign in a clean straight forward
manner and asks the consideration of the public because
he believes he acceptaby fill the Office, and if nom-
mated and elected will give everyone from the highest to
the lowest absolutely square deal playing favorites
but doing his duty according the law He has record
of being absolutely on the square and everything
corning his campaign has been open and above board
He guarantees if elected he will conduct the office
strictly along the lines of the law, and to anyone who
knows Peck Collins his word something. 1t
you consistently can do So he respectfully asks your
vote and support at the Republican primary tomorrow.
Give Peck vote tomorrow and pass the word along to
your friends 1t will be appreciated.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-10
In whose Name Asd Sub. N. BIZ s cts
TENTH INSTALLMENT OF SPECIAL
ASSESSMENT. WARRANT
No Gt25

Dated the It'll day of October. A. D
1912. levied and assessed by authority of
the city of Streator H.. for paving of
East Main street from the east line OF
the present pavement on Main street to
the west line of otter Creek street
which remains due and unpaid with in
terest on this and the unpaid INSTALL
ments at the rate of five per cent per
annum from the 2nd day of January, 4
y. lHl. TO the End day of January, 4. u.
1922 ana interest on this instalmcnt from
the End day Of January, A d. 1922, to
the 10Th day Of March, 1922
I'm whose Name Asd Sub. It, Blk Cts.
Central Park Add
a. d Hamilton .......... II gf
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-10
TENTH INSTALI.MENT OF SPECIAL
ASSESSMENT. WARRANT
Nh digs

Dated the 3rd day Of December, A. d
l4l2 levied and assessed by authority of
the city Of Streator. H. for paving North
Monroe street from the north line of
broadway to the south line of Bronson
street and Of East La Rue street East
Morrell street Fest Stanton and East
Grand street. each from the east line
of the pavement on Park street to the
west line of Monroe street, StreatoT. H..
terest ON this and the unpaid installments
at the rate Of five per cent per annum
from the IND day Of January A. y.
1871 to the End day of January A. y.
from the End day Of January. A. d.
1922 to the 10th day of March, 1922
nfip
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-10

Jacob Jaraczewski, south

same ......no 595S5 II : 39i2
Public notice is hereby given iha' the
- Undersigned county Treasurer ana en-,
Ofcio County. Collector of Ia SIX, ,n,
\ tCounty, state Of Illinois viii apply 20 tht
: County Court Of said county az the MAY
term thereof. to commence ON the S'Nunu
I Monday of May, \, u. W., peluk l't
eighth CNhl day of MAY \. u. 1872, TOR
Judgment against the delinquent hnuo,
I town lots and real property des'IIn'u I'
the preceding list the heading or ''t',
ton of which being, respectively aS .''.
Tenth Instaument, Warrant ~. 92Il-
Eighth lnstallment Warrant 40. .9f'
Seventh lnstallment. Warrant No. ',!>.
Sixth Installment Warrant Nos. 1885,
l0l51, l0275
1870
Fourth InstaIlment. Warrant No. lo6'6.
For the amounts due and unpaid ON
such lands town lots and real property
for the said special assessments. cor M
staliments thereof and special taxes, as
hereinbefure set forth, made. Levied ana
assessed by authority Of the Getty oi ~
Sallel In said county and interest ana
costs thereon, and for an order To sell
said lands. town lots and real property
for the satisfaction thereof, and thli ON
the NTH Monday next succeeding the sec
Ond Monday of Nav. \. -. l"22 being the
twelfth G2th) day of June, A. y. 1922
, at the hour OF nine o'clock q. m. al
the lands town lots and real property
described i'm the preceding lists against
which Judgment shall hay" been rendered
for the amount of said special assess
ment or installments thereof or special
taxes. interest and costs due thereon, and
for the sale of which an order shall have
been made, Will be exposed TO public sal"
at the office of the County Treasurer. On
the court house aforesaid. where the
County Court is held in said county ANA
state. for the amount of tn" special AS
- sessments or iustallments thereof or spe-
cial taxes, as hereinbrtore set SET forth,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-10

bflClO county Collector OF La sane
County, Illinois.
Ottawa, Illinois April TO- 1922.
The following list contains the de-
linquent lands. town lots ana real prop
erty within the Ccity of La Sale, in La
Sale county. state Of Illinois. upon which
remains due and unpaid special assess
ments. or intallments thereof. and spe-
Cial taxes made. levied and assessed by
authority Of the city of Streator, in
said county, gpOn such lands. town lots,
and real property for certain public inn
prOYements, the nature Of which i'm
pruvemeuts being hereinafter described
and set forth under the proper headings
or captions Of the several special assess
ment warrants for which said lands
town lots and real property have been
assessed. also showing the names of the
owners thereof, 50 far as known, and the
amount Of the special Assessment Or in
stdllmeut thereof, or special tax. now due
and unpaid on each tract of land, town
lot or pece Of real property, respectively,
under the heading or caption Of the spe-
cial assessment or installment thereof, or
special tax, where the said lands, town
lots or real property are listed respeC-
lively, as follows, tO-wit:
Explanatory In the following list the
figures in the column headed - mean-
represent the amount of the special as
sessmeHt or installment thereof with In
terest on certain instalments as shown
in the caption thereof. or special tax due
on each tract of land or lot. respectively
TENTH INSTALLMENT OF SPECIAL
ASSESSM TENT WARRA\T
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-10
1NSTALLMENT OF SPECIAL.
ASSESSMENT. WARRANT
No q2S-

Dated the 3rd day of December. \. D.
1872, levied aud assessed by authority
OF the city Of StreatOr Ill. for paving
West Bridge street from the west line
Of 4th stree TO the west line Of block
u. in Riverside Add to Streator. and
9TH street from the south line of Bridge
street TO the north line of Riverside
avenue, which remains due and unpaid
with interest on this and the unpaid
insiallments At the rate of five per cent
per aunum from the End day of January
A. ID 1871, to the End day Of January.
a. y. 1922, and interest on this install
ment from the End day Of January. A. u
1922 To the 10th day of March ig22
in whose Name Asd. Sub. 1t. Blk Cts
Riverside Add
Fred Quandt .............. u 1ISl
lRs-a I.nnka -------- u u ~
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-10
Continued from page 16)
FOURTH INSTAtIMENT OF SPECIAL
ASSESSMENT, WARRANT

Dated the 9TH day Of November \. D,
lglS, levied and assessed by authority Oh
thr CIV of Peru for the improvement
of North Pulaski st. by paving with brick
which remains due ana unpaid, with ~
tercst on this and the unpaid Install
ments at the rate of FIVE per cent per
A. ID 1921 TO the md day OF January,
A. u 1922 and interest on this install
ment from the md day Of January, IA
u. 1922, to tho 10th day Of March, IVY
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-10
CLASSIFIED ADS.

tires, tubes ana part at the right
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-10
pnhIIc nntice is herehv glyen that tho

Public notice is hereby given that the
Undersigned County Treasurer ana eX-
uhicio County collector of La Sale
county state of Illinois. will apply to the
County Court of said county, at the May
Monday of May, \. y. 1929. being the
eighth Nth) day Of May a. D. 1922. for
Judgment against the delinquent lands.
town lots ana real property described in
the preceding list the heading or cap
uon ~ which being, respectively, as fol-
lows. to-Wtf.
Tenth Installment. Warrant Nos 1866,
5lS 90 g257
Ninth lnstallment. Warrant No g25S
Eighth lnstallment, Warrant Nos 1892.
9inI 961a
Sixth Instaliment, Warrant Nos. $3.50,
9Sgl
Fifth Installment Warrant No 1896.
For the amounts due and unpaid on
such lands, town lots and real nrnperty
Tor the said special assessments. or in
stallments thereof. and special taxes. as
hereinbefore set forth. made, levied and
= assessed by authority Of the Ccitv of La
Sallel in said county. and interest and
costs thereon, and for an order to sell
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-10

George Prentice Utica
Garage ............... {
same q
Pardon X. Leland .-..... 2
Clark : 3r1 Add.
Florence D0llaIhIde ..... :
Grifiin's End Add
W. 9. Foster ......... {
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-10-25
CIVIL WAR VETERAN \
BURIED AT ENTER PRISE.

Thomas G. Courtney, so years Old.
died at the home OF his son. c.
Bland Courtney Of Gypsy, last Sat.
urday. His death occurred after a
to weeks illness caused from a.
stroke Of paralysis. Ho was taken
III while visiting at the lnsme OF
Charles King OF Kilarm and was
Immediately moved TO his home af
G!lrsy, where he was thought To-
have been improving. previous TO.
The second stroke which resulted
In Liz death before medical 9i3
cnuld be summoned, ri;
Mr.. Courtney was u Civil War
veteran. lie had been q member Z h
the N. E. South Church for nearly
GiXty years. He was native Of
Pocahontas County but following
the death OF his wife, fifteen years
ago he had resided With his son,
C. Bland Courtney. superintendent
Of the Gypsy Mines. The deceas.
ed is survived by four sons and
one daughter.
The funeral services were held
at the residence Monday at b
o'clock with the Rev, E. o. Jones,
pastor OF the Shinnston NJ. q.
Church officiating. Interment was.
made in the Il. o. 0. F. Cemetery
at Enterprise.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-10-25
BUYING OF DOLLARS
WITH FRANCS BLAMED

PARIS. Oct. 25.-The buying OF
dollars by British banks with
French francs In British possession
is said by French flnanciers to be
the principal cause OF the present
weakness Of the. French money
The dollars were used by the Brit
ish to pay the interest on the war
debt 10 the United States.
Bankers and the financial author-
tiles Of the government appear un
disturbed by the rise Of the dollar
and the pound.
ut is rarely possible to put ones
finger on the actual circumstances
surrounding the exchanges" said
a high official OF the Bank OF
France to the Associated Press to.
day. Then attempting to express
himself by using an American col.
loquialism. he said:
"But this time We can locate the
'colored gentlemen In the WOOD
nile.' They used the francs to buy
the American dollar they needed,
as they had right to do. This
had no, bad effect OH the British
pound, and therefore the British ex.
change profited."
The British banks. having dis.
posed Of their francs cannot repeat
such an operation easily again. It
was pointed out. There are other
factors in the situation which alsd
are regarded as temporary. such as
the large amount of cotton and
wool In the United States owned
by Great Britain.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-10-25
COAL SHIPMENTS
SEND UP STOCKS
Railroad Shares Advance De-
spite Bearish Sentiment
in Other Stocks.

NEW YORK, Oct. 25.-Another
bear attack by professional inter.
ests succeeded in causing material
recess, ons OF values in the early
part Of today stock market.
Weakness Of foreign exchange
and the failure OF western and
southern railways to respond to
the resumption of the six per cont
dividend by the Pennsylvania
Railroad and a new high record
for Reading encouraged short sell
ing In other quarters, resulting in
declines of ] to 6 points. Indica-
tons. however, that the market
was developing an oversold condi-
ton later induced short covering
which caused a rally OF to 3
points in number OF active
shares. Sales Appropriated 1,O0O..
600 shares,
Continuation OF record coal ship.
meuts found expression in the
brisk demand for shares Of coal
carrying Issues, most of which
registered substantial gains. Rails
improved in sympathy, gains OF a
point or more being recorded by
New York Central, which was
back to par, Delaware and Hudson,
Baltimore and Ohio, Southern Rail.
way preferred, Wheeling aud Lake
Erie preferred and New Orleans,
Texas and Pacific. Elsewhere in
the list, however. bearlsh senti.
ment was predominant, being has,
ed ON the further weakness in for.
cign exchange and bond prices
and the apt exhaustion OF the de-
mand built up In connection with
the recent advance In stock result
ing in declaration OF stock divi'
dends and rumors OF same.
Individual pools made little ef'
forts to push up their favorities
and the whole list sagged as a re-
suit. Dawson Chemical slumped 6
points to 800, new low for the
year. and losses OF 2 to points
were registered by Studebaker
Baldwin, Associated Oil Marine,
preferred, Fisher Body, American
Brake Shoe and Corn Products.
Consolidated Gas was the pne out
standing exception, rising 80
points. Call money opened at Az
per cent.
The closing was steady. Allan
tic gulf dropped 81 to a new low
for the year in the final hour,
However, good buying Of American
locomotive which was pushed up
2ls points above yesterdays close
started a rully in other parts OF
the list, which was aided by ex
tensive short coverings.