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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-14
JONAH whale
FITTED With
APARTMENTS!
Had a Suite of
Rooms forAll Bill
Bryan Knows; He
Spoofs Apes.

INDIANAPOLIS. June it.--wii.
liam Jennings Bryan IL "rtumping
tho nation for votes for God and
against apelsn."
Bryan was imported by Baptist
conservatives 10 fight against radi.
Gals in the convention Of that church
here.
The "commoner'' preached. lee
tured. warned and counselcd until
dawn. when his train pulled out for
Louisville. He told the United Press:
Il believe the Bible from cover 20
cover. II did not accept any por-
tion OF II. would reject II all.
II believe that Jonah was actually
In the belly OF the whale for three
DAYS. who knows. there might have
been a suite OF rooms In therel
would far rather believe that Jonah.
while young. contracted the habit Of
going in and out OF the whale than
the ridiculous ruesses Of the evolu.
tionis,s.
when I want to read fiction. I
don't turn 20 the Arabian Nights I
turn 10 works on biology like my
fiction wild. Scientists make a guess
and call Il a hypothesis--'guess' is
too short for n professor.
Darwin guesses that mankind de-
seconded from few germs that hap
pended 200 900 900 years ago. He
doesn't even let us descend from a
good American ape He makes us
come from an African brute.
Scientists for 60 years have been
trying TO discover the missing link
TO get some proof Of their theory.
They go all around the world TO get
look at a dead horse with five toes
when they would not cross the street
10 save soul.
'When a man gives up the funda-
mentals and throws the Bible away,
there IL no limit TO his guesaes. A
University OF Chicago professor said
the greatest day In the history OF tho
world was when water puppy
crawled out on land and decided 10
stay. Tho water puppy, he said.
eventually became n MAN.
"If he proves that. am willing 20
give up Christmas. Thanksgiving and
New Years, and celebrate Water
puppiea day.
"DarwinIsm robbed Darwin OF his
faith in the Bible. He believed In the
Bible when he was young man, but
when he died he said he was an AK.
nostic If II will do that with Oar
win, what viii II do 20 his followers?''
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-14
Autoist Is Charged
With Manslaughter

Charles Malin. OF saltwater. was
charged with manslaughter in an in.
formation filed In superior court on
Wednesday. Malin is alleged 10 have
caused the death. May 90. OF Oral
Hanscon. cook at the saltwater
camp. with whom he was riding on
the country club road. when his car
sleiddcd, overturned and pinned It's
passengers beneath II.
Malin Is said to have been intoxi-
cated while driving.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-14
MINERS CLOSE
COAL FIELDS

BRAZIL. Ind. June IA mob Of
200 miners drove here from Terre
Haute early today In so automobiles
and closed down all the small wagon
mines operated by nonunIon work
men near Staunton.
a near riot was staged at the mine
operated by the Jones brothers. Min
ers there resisted. One OF the mob
flourlshod a shotgun. The mine was
finally closed and 10 rifles confis.
Gated.
The Winters. Targett and Zeipman
mines also we're closed.
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Matrim0ny Seekers!
If You Lose, You Win!
By June d'Amour

HERES an added inducement today in the
great matrimonial sweepstakes that The
Star and Herb Schoenfeld are promoting.
In addition to the free wedding and the
substantial wedding present which the
Standard Furniture Co. is offering to the
couple that submits the best essay of 300
words or less on why We Want to Get
Married." George II. North, 2124Ia First
ave-, has now come forward with the an
nouncement that he will give SO to the
couple that finishes last in the contest
"At first" he explained, II thought I'd
give the ten-spot as an extra gift to the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-14
MAYOR BROWN TO BE
| MADE UNION BARBER

Turn backward. turn back
ward. o Time. in your flight. and
make me "a barber again just for
tonlghtF'
Thus Will Mayor Brown warble
next Tuesday evening, when he is
inducted into Seattle Local No.
1876. BARRIERS union.
Tire mayor Was practicing
barber and a member Of the union
from 1881 10 1894.
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now. but have OH pay day. I have
n heart as big as the sun. Am
good natured think I have
given you good reasons why I
want 10 get married. so will close.
hoping 20 receive nIcel little
blonde wife. PETER -"
That's fine. Pete. old hoy. but you
didn't read the contest rules. You've
got to find the girl for yourself-I
absolutely refuse to pull "a John Al.
den for you.
Remember. folks. the date for the
big wedding IL Just a little over two
weeks ahead--so get your essays In.
But be sure to get engaged first
Then get together, write 900 words
or less on why We Want TO Get
Married" and send II In TO June
d'Amour. The star. seattle.
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On the other hand, being perfectly fair, he
promises to vote for it if he finds that it
would be good bargain for the municipality.
The contract has been referred to j. D.
Ross superintendent of the city light depart
ment, and he is now now preparing report
on it to submit to the council.
This report is not expected to be favorable-altho
Blaine, in company with c. F. Craft president and
general manager of the nitrogen products company,
called Ross recently, apparently to point out the
many benefits the city could derive from the pro-
posed contract
On this occasion, Blaine explained to The Star to-
day. he was acting both in his capacity as member
of the city council and secretary and treasurer OF
the company.
The contract itself is vouminous document,
which would take hours to digest-and which is
worded in sufficiently technical manner to make
the average councilman vote for it to avoid the
trouble of reading it.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-14

There are nine British species OF
fish OF the skate family. all Of which
are edible
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-14

Rate Proposed to Be Paid Is Only Fracs
ton of Lowest Prevailing Any.
where In United States
BY ROBERT B. BERMANN

Furnish us electric power at q rate 375
times as cheap as that paid by the Seattle
householder; invest 100000 of public
money in an entirely unnecessary power unit
at Gorge creek, and guarantee US against all
business losses-and we will build a nice
nitrogen products factory in Seattle.
This, in effect, is the proposal which the
American Nitrogen Products Co. has made to
the city council and which-unless immedi-
ate and vigorous opposition DEVELOPS
to have some chance of being accepted.
The offer was made first way back in No
vember, 1920, but it remained dormant until
Immediately after the last election, when the
company began to press it again.
Probably it's only coincidence that E. L.
Blaine, who happens to be secretary and
treasurer of the company, was elected to tho
city council at that time-and also to chair
manship of the council finance committee
Immediately afterward.
Anyway, Councman-Secretary Treasurer
Blaine says it is. He declares that he repre-
sents the city in the council and not the COM
pany, and that he'll vote against the propo-
sition if he learns that it would be detris
mental to the city's interests.
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sl1.&lh ss;;I
Hcwdy. folks. Ever try any
Of this new Chicken whisky.
You take u drink and then you
lay.
New York Woman shoots Up
Paris Hotel Where does she think
she is--in HoliyweodY
Mayor Brown Il 20 BE- fnducfed into
the BARRIERS union next Tuesday
night
Hurrahl Now he may set . hair.
cut.
MORE VITAL STATISTICS
Our statisticisn informs us
that on July 10. 1905. group Of
/. young people gathered around
campfire on Puget sound and did
not sing sweet AdeIine.-
Al least s7.5se male flappers are
looking forward 10 the erection Of
the new s.. 500 600 hotel 30 that they
will have some place to lounge and
pick their teeth after eating lunch In
. cafeteria
The city council has passed bin
requiring ali card rooms 10 have II.
oenses- It's a rumEny ordinance.
or COURSE
There tras rosDg lady In Kent
WA0 ciways said jass snhaf she
Fofks said: ~shc's sfncers
And speaks icifhont fear
Bat they shanHed her by eonsmoa
coasenf.
featsd Wisconsin by eight boat.
lengths. but the Badgers claim u was
. shell game
THE serpent in the Garden Of Eden
was the first 10 make campaign
promises he couldn't keep.
The reason newspapers use the cdi-
fcriaI we" is 50 that the people who
don't like the article will think there
are too many 10 tackle.
ADAMS PET JOKE
Before Eve ate of the apple
she didn't wear anything. After
wards. she wore n fig leaf. Al
phonse. please help the girls 10
some more apples.
Wonder n the fisppcrs are wear
ing these fringed skirts 10 keep the
giies from parking in the dimples I'm
their kneesg
Each failure fs stepping stone
TO higher things. they say;
n that icere true. ia stand alone
At the top Of things today.
II r. said that a fool II born every
minute. but when you notice xofue OF
these canoeists on Lake Washington
II does seem as II the average must
be higher.
DERN If WE KNOW
IlFdI
II cost me so.34 to build my
radio.
First thing 7 heard last sun
day night was Doc Matthews
sermon.
DO you think paid too much
for the sety Il. u. Dobyns.
Urges city TO Muzzie Dogs
Newspaper. All. the dog muzzie
manufacturers lobby Is again at
! work,
Now that thin flannel trousers are
again IN season the beach lizards are
ernbroidering pink ribbons on their
y. ". DIS.
Unfortunately the human windbag
Weldon has blowout.
THIS Is LIBEL
Harry Casey. the boxer, par.
ticipafed in five engagements in
France. and married the fifth.
To Keep things In their right place
IL Hfe's continued battle;
The tick Is all right IN The clock.
but IL Isn't on the cattle.
--------------------
The Indian OF the brazilian wilds
sppeases his hunger with rats,
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prize-winners,

przewlnners, but aterward DECIDED tnat wouldn't De
quite fair They'll get nice present, anyway, from the
Standard Furniture Co., III give prize to the couple
that finishes last in the contest"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-14

AN ELABORATE program has
been prepared for the regular lunch
con OF the Gyro club, nt the Pig'n
Whistle. Thursday noon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-14

The twin diplomas viii grace the
homes Of Evelyn and Dorothy Wood.
house. so2o Meridian ave. and Rich.
ard and David Smith. 1850 Fifth ave.
~. f.. respectively. Evelyn and
Dorothy are 10. and the boys are II.
Evelyn. says her father. John
Woodhouse. has taken the leading
role In three high school plays she's
quite "A talented girl
'Dorothy7 She's mighty fine
girl. She's a regular scout--just like
me"
David and Richard. sons OF n. n.
Smith. have worked their way thru
high school and intend 20 20 thru
college in the same way--by support.
ing themselves. All four Of the twins
have made remarkable records dur.
ing their four years al Lincoln high.
But II you. gentle reader. can tell
'em apart. you're doing better than
we.
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SOME INTERESTING PROVISIONS

Boiled down, however, it is quite simple.
The contract binds the city to install third gem
Crurn o Page 2. Column q
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Two sets Of twin diplomas. for
two sets Of twins. VIII be handed
down from the rcsirum wednes-
day evening Mt the First Prc~by-
terrain church, where 37s grsdu-
afes Of Lincoln high school viii
attend commencement exercises.
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The Indian Of the Brazilian wilds
sppeases his hunger with rats,
snakes. alIigators and parrots.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-23
80 LIVE GHOSTS"
Seen AT WILKES
New Leading Man Makes a
Favorable Impression
ny GLENN HUGHES

fnaugurating iis second week al
the wnksa theatre, the newly organ.
ized cooperative stock company
opened Sunday before crowded
houses IN Three Live Ghosts" "a
comedy by Max Marcn and Guy
Bolton.
This production introduces "a Sc.
attic pIaygoern n new Leading man.
James Blaine. who comes from NIL
waukee. and who Impressed his per.
sonality very favorabIy upon Sun.
days audiences. AItho the part Of
Jimmie Cubblns did not furnish SIR.
blaine ample opportunity TO display
his fun ability, IL WAS quite obvious,
nevertheless. that he had a capable
technique. Ifs characterization OF
the returned English roldier was con
sincing from realistic point Of view.
and engaging from the standpoint Of
sympathctic acting.
Another interesting development In
Three Live Ghosts" was the work
OF Maxine Miles. a character woman
with a fine sense OF mannerisms. A.
Mrs Cubblns. the landiady who loved
her gin. and whose ethics were anus.
ing enough 60 have been csnccived
by Dickens. she took the audience by
storm. and was easily tho outstand.
INK figure In the performance.
Howard Russell was given a small
but delightfully."- eccentric role--that
Of Epoofy. a man who had lost his
memory, and needed TO be hit on the
head In order 10 regain IL. Russell
brought his usual comic imaginative
sense TO the part. and realized fully
It's possibilities.
Arthur Aliard made an imposing
detective. Mary Thornc. tho some.
what lnelastie. suggested iikabic
person By the name OF Roae. Arthur
Beiasco, Julia Eimendorf. John Nick
erson and other favorites completed
1.-THE cast.
Three Live Ghosts IN n postwar
comedy. Of common genre. in which
three pals find themselves back In
BliRhty with tho record Of having
been killed in action. The plot IL
easily followed and the lines are
often amusing.
There viii be performances every
might, this week. with matinees on
"Wednesday and Saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-23
Young Girl Was
Afraid to Eat
Miss Howard in Bad Shape. Simple
Intestinal Antiseptic Surprises Her

IT was afraid TO eat anything. even
rice. because | always had trouble
with my stomach, Was also trou-
BLEED for three yoars with constipa-
ton. After taking less than one
bottle Adlerika | can eat anything
and feel fine. My sister-in-law also
had stomach trouble so bad that the
only thing that agreed with her was
hot water. She had good results
with Adlerika" tSigned) Ardenia
Howard.
Intestinal Antiscptic
There is moan offered to the public
n preparation having the DOUBLE
action OF an intestinal antiseptic and
a COMPLETE system cleanser. This
pre- paration. known rs Adlerika- acts
as follows:
1t tends to eliminate or destroy
harmful germs and colon bacilli In
the Intestinal canal. thus guarding
eases having their start here.
IL Is the most complete system
cleanser ever offered To the public,
acting on BOTH upper and lower
bowel and removing foul matter
which poisoned the system for
months and which nothing else can
dislodge. II brings out all gases.
thus Immediately relieving pressure
on the heart. IL Ia astonishing the
great amount of poisonous matter
Adlerika draws from the alimentary
canal--matter you never thought
was In your system. Try Ii right
after a natural movement and notice
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Ap"hN - bRVW 4
ios Columbia -.

how much more foul matter Il brings
out which was poisoning you. In
slight disorders such as occasional
the stomach and sick headache, one
spoonful Adlerika ALWAYS brings
relief. longer treatment. however.
constipation and long standing
stomach trouble. preferably under
direction OF your physician.
Reports From Physicians
81 congratulate you on the good
effect ! had from Adlerika since |
prescribed it." tSlgned) DIR. l..
Langlois.
Il have found nothing in my so
years practice to excel Adlerika."
(Signed) Dr. James Weaver.
II use AdleriiSa In all bowel cases,
Some require only one dose"
(Signed) DIR. h. NJ. Prettyman.
After taking Adlerika feel better
than for 90 years. Haven't language
TO express the AWFUL IMPURITIES
eliminated from my system"
(Signed) J. Il. Pickett.
Adlerika Ia constant surprise 20
people who have used only ordinary
bowel and stomach medicines on
account of its rapid. pleasant and
COMPLETE action. II is sold by
leading druggists everywhere.
Sold in Seattle by Swift Drug Co.
corner Second ave. and Pike St, Bar
tell Drug Co. and other leading
Observation-Disclosures.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-23
Heed The Danger Signals!

IF we are not "fit as a fiddle" in the morning; II
/ we don't feel better than when we went to bed;
IL our breath is offensive and we have that bad
taste in the mouth. Nature has set the danger
signals for us and we cannot afford to neglect the
warning that she gives.
Probably so per cent OF all diseases originate In
the digestive organs, il is evident that IL we
have stomach trouble, however slight, we are fool
ish indeed il we do not take prompt steps to cor
rect il.
Stomach trouble Is almost always followed BY
a complication Of diseases. One of the first being
an overworked liver, with all the symptoms of bill
iousness, followed in turn by headaches. coated
tongue, dizzy spells, pain in the back, palpitaton
of the heart and other distressing symptoms.
Sooner or later the kidneys will become involved
and that is Just why these danger signals should
be needed in time. A wise man puts out the fire
before there is too much destruction. The same
theory should apply TO stomach trouble
The American people have learned
that Tanlac probably provides the sur
est, safest and quickest remedy for all
such troubles, and millions upon mil
lions have taken it with the most aston
ishing and gratifying results.
That is the reason for the phenome-
nal success Of Tanlac, and that is why
il is proclaimed the worlds Greatest
Tonic.
Tanac IS sold in Seattle at Barteir's Drugstores
by leading druggists everywhere = Advertisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-23

inclined 10 scoff when hfr' ha'n
OF tho the poatoffce But the other Gay
10 be about hair dozen other people !" o"' ~
orders. listened conversation
Yea poSofoe never sunpnas -,
a shame the these lawyers hat" 49,
No. cir. don't wire money orders sorry. ou' ' No.
a mai gu of thoseni hd MINIMUM"
had offer
-. -. 49,, taa..a..' CHIEF SEATTLE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-23
High Schools Will
Debate Sales Tax

Richmond Beach high school will
debate Kent high school Monday.
January 20. on the sales tax question.
Ruth Wagner. John Magner and Bees
sic Carlson will represent the former
school and Virginia Tapscott. Eva
Gussenberger and Catherine Court
net will speak for Kent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-23
To the Old-Timers

Here's Howl you
would lean up against the mehokany raise ohy kywad
and with
Here's to tho Friendship
fall. and be we love-"
be
and free as the dancing blue
Yours in memory only. CHIEF SEATTLE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-23

BIG Chief
should be
trusted with commissions
disposition bully captain
mo" Chief no" and all
IL well 70 respect the uniform OF
crime houd
suffer severely for that crime CHIEF
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and nearly down pedestrian who didn't coming
flirting here's
something
FIRST.
You don't want TO kill anybody.
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oeniemen o the campaign TO raise s2soooo
crossing rapidly seemed 20 that the sacrifice Of
sauech dangerous adennn
shot down from ambush they
d,., a, m. fields OF France. SEATTLE +.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-23

notice lately speeches
praise OF the economical reforms that
But don't explaining
$1,000 automobile
please youn have plenty
election CHIEF SEATTLE.
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Old Scout couple Of your
paper selling long enough TO lead blind
just about $50 the
responding readily
stopped calling and selling
IL took only
kindly. Tho old chief likes Regards
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job 81 consecutive
railroad freight Columbus Ohio
a
Job turnout lifetime
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To Bus Operators


don't.
dlasreablo especially
would smoking compartments all
CHIEF SEATTLE
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CHIEF sEATTLE
To the State Editors

at
annual xtoxher remember
editors brewery
wasn't proud OF the gathering
have fine constructive policy
OF no trade or professional In waahing,ob
CHIEF SEATTLE
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To Federal Officials

for tho future that Big Chief
hctatingy
prosecute
OF the big tfsk
behind the Justice CHIEF
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line 10 tel you how nuoh
"Wednesday might against scio o
heartreakng for Seattle fans
speedy skating and clever WORK w Va"
luck next thne' CHIEF s1nifLi~
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Dear Ladies and Gentlemen:
do
from the acting mayor Wish working with
SEATTLE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-23

your Building
largely
responsible for tho pon
sruciise philosophical deeds
uon In spite of mistakes like tho
sEATTI.E
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Knights Templar to
Be Invited to Ch

Knights Templar OF washinGl<
who attend the rienniai concAsv
the organization In New Orleans I
April will endeayor to bring the IA
conciave TO Seattle. The invitzuuI
has already been extended
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To the City Council

Dear srs II knowledge that the s2ooooo worth
par. Perhaps
think
action7 CHIEF SEATTLE
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l NEED
MONEY!.

And must do dental
work to get II.
shaii give the quail
its and workmanship
as always. but m,
prices will be a bar
gain for you.
I must raise money.
and ! shall save you
n dollar for every
dollar you pay me
for your dental work
EDWIN ,. BROWN
Ios Columbia 81.
For more than 20
years Sesttle's lead :
ing dentist.
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To the Wearers of Spring Hats

Dear LADIES' I've headgear already
sycs-he
this
sproung
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To the Public

Dear Frienda Spring the
II A OF wild North A
budding maple tree,
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To CURE a COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative PROMO QUININE
tablets. Tho genuine bears the sig
nature OF y. w. Grove. tBe sure
you ret RROMOl soc.
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Sellers OF prices
NOR than
did preeA les tbis7
CHIEF SEATTLE.
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o New Year Resolution Makers

Dear yellow safferrFs Steady weakn @
weeks SEATTLE.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-12-19
GULF OIL RECEIVERS
FROM MONDAYS DROP
Curb Market Steadies After Slump
on Early Trades.

Curb Market Sledu1eS b0tGE H1uhP
on Early Trades.
BIZ United Financial
NEW YORK. Dec 19.-Gulf Oil,
which went down yesterday following
The announcement Of the Houston,
FfbIe failure, was a feature of the
opening Of the New York curb mar
ket today climbing above so, while
other stocks were easy. 1t reacted
slightly from that figure and then
turned upward again when other
Issues took on a more steady tone.
The activity in the isues followed
declaration of a 371zc dividend on the
s25 par value shares. This is equal
to SIS a share on the old stock. Cities
Service gained points to ia.
Early in the trading the whole mar
let was selling off, but around 1890
it steadied and from that point there
appeared fractional gains.
The market was rather quiet in the
second hour and many of the well
known market leaders did not par
ticipate in the trading to any extent.
The tone of the market was steady
at a level slightly better than the
opening, but under yesterdays close.