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for duty after spending ten days with
his parents Mt New York City.
Private Fred Harding. Company ID.
delphia. Pa.
Private Harvey Dennis. Hath Com
pany. Coast Artillery Corps. has re-
turned to duty with his organization
after spending 30 days furlough
with relatives.
Corporal Daniel &. Bestor. Company
c, has returned TO duty after spend
lng several days ~ II patient In the
station hospital.
Private Anthony May. Company G,
has been granted furlough OF 30
days. which he VIII spend with rela-
tives at Brooklyn. n. Y.
Private willis +. Rawlings. Head
quarters and Service Company. has
been admitted to the station hospital
where ne will undergo treatment.
Second Lieutenant David Il. Rosen-
thai. Corps of Engineers. has been
appointed fire Inspector ut this sta
ton.
Sergeant I,cviat Sampson. Quarter
master Corps. has returned to duty
after spending 80 days furlough
visiting relatives and friends I'm Penn
sylvania.
Private f,r-t elias, George I. Blake.
| Headquarters and Service Company
has been admitted 20 the station hos
pi,al for treatment.
| Private George NJ. Fletcher. Head
quarters and Service Company. has
been honorably discharged from the
service by purchase after the compile
ton Of Ave years service. Private
Fletcher served with the American
forces IN France during the World
War lilo Will make hts home with
his PARENTS. at los Angeles. Cal.
Private Eugene Lucas. Company
II, has returned 20 duty with his or
ganization aftSr spending several
weeks I'm The station hospital.
Private Jesse /. Danburg. Company
! G. has been placed on detached ser
vice. az Fort Riley. Kansas.
Stafy Sergeant Earnest \. McGinni'
Company u. has returned to his or
ganlzation for duty after spending
two months furlough with relatives
at Dawson. Neh.. and Seattle Naeh
Mrs. McGinnis and children Will remali
with relatives ut Dawson. Neb. un'i
Sergeant McGinnis receives his DIS
charge from the service.
| Private William NJ. Ruis'. Company
n has returned frum Boston. Mass
whore h~ spent n 10 days furlousl
with relatives.
Private Homer Dennis. Company j.
has boon granted furlourh OF 81
dav. which no will spend with rela
tiVes ~ Detroit, Mich.
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ROUND ApOrr STAFFORD.

Seafora. Jan. 6.-Thr engagement 81
Mrs. Anna wendt O, Wilmington and
Charlie. r. Meseick. formerly OF Sea
fos,i but now " Philadelphia, has been
announced
Mrs. Martha Coulbourn. aged 20
years. wife OF Anbly Coulhourn, died
Yesterday OF pneumonia. Tho funeral
will be held tomorrow afternoon. with
services AZ Cokesbury Church.
Nathaniel Conaway. a formcr mag.s-
rate. Is seriously 81.
Miss Mary Waller OF Scaford IS III
NJ Daston. Pa.
Mrs. Robert c. Trice suffered a
stroke OF paralysis.
home by Illness
Bishop Cook wifi administer she
rites OF confirmation IN 81 lakes
Episcopal Church tomorrow morning
Worthy Patron william II. Miller
Installed the following officers-eieCt OF
Sussex Chapter. order o. the Eastern
Star. Thursday night; Mrs. Addie
Allen. worthy matron; William +. A.
ien. worthy patron: Mrs Maude King
associate matron: Mn Abbie Ben,
conducJress: Mrs. Mary Elzey. assoc!-
ate conductress; Miss Cor!nne War
zen. eeCretary: Mrs. Dora Miller
treasurer: Mrs. Della Ellis, chaplain:
Mrs.. earn Pussy. marshal: Mrs
Gretchen James. organis;; Mrs. Mar
garSr Higgins. Ada: Mrs. Addle Her
rant. Ruth Mrs. May Knowiton. Mar
iha: Afre Mile Hardesty. Eiecta
Mrs. Mary Miles. Esther: Mrs. Laura
Allen. warden. Dr. George ". Elzey
Jr.. sentinel
F'urmer Levy Court Commissioners
William r. Handy has moved from HE
farm 20 Seeford
only one carload % coal WIS shipped
here this week.
The Friday Afternoon Bridge C2ut
wac entertained by Mrs Isaac S
Giles: the wednesday Afternoon
Bridge Club by Mis- Marion Carayva
and .-orosis by Mrs. George ". Dono
no.
>Sfre. r A. Steward had as luncheon
g,ierts Thursday. Mrs Ralph Brown
Alr~. Anna Brown. Mrs J. H. Cox
Mn. II. A Philips and Mss Bmm,
Smith.
The second number of the Seafort
High School Lyocum course VIII b,
given IN the New Theatre. January II
In addition 20 a lecture by DIT wa.
liam Raider. eeversl children Will CIV,
a demonstration OF tho victrola n
school.
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MUSKKRATS PROFITABLE
At CHESTERTOWN.
Trapped Rabbits Being Bought
for Breeding Pur-
poses.

Chestcrtowp. Nd. Jan. 0s-The
muslrat season which opened here on
Monday n n profitable ono TO the
large elze and their pelts are I'm splen-
did condition which makes them
readily marketable Mt from $50 20
500 apiece. Tho ment IL selling for
20 cents each. Large numbers are
being taken on the rented marshes
ana fur buyers % stationed at the
principal trapping points on the rivers
ana bay.
Lambert ID. bowers, husband ~ Mrs.
Amelia Bowers. po~tmistross at MI
linRton, waa taken To "A Wilmington
hospital thLs morning suffering with
an infected hand caused by an injury
from n cnncellng stamp which he was
using IN the pos,ofilre last week.
blood poisoning IL feared. according
20 his physician
The upper section of tho county
was covered Thursday morning with
several inches ~ snow which had
fallen during tho night. Chester
town and vicinity enjoyed n balmy
sun ana clear allos. although there
was a good rain during tho night.
Three organizations OF christ
Methodist Protestant Church. tho
ladies' Aid Society, Tho Young Mems
club. and Tho Triangle cub. have
presented 20 tho church n full eet ~
banquet dishes 20 he used FOR tho FIRST
time a. tho annual banquet and re-
] nttlpvt ~ ffth L., d.
lecture room - the church. January
IN.
ID. Hopper Smith, farmer noar
Lynch. and Nr- Grace NJ. podson
daughter ~ Mr. and Mrs. willard n
Dodsou, ~ near worton. were mar
ried last Tuesday by Rev. r.. W
Simms. of ST james NJ J.. Church
4 reception followed the ceremony nj
he homo Of tho brldoa parents.
Deputy ,prna wsr,on Fdgnr =
Watson hss purchased many trapped
rabbiis from trsppers ~ 81 each. foI
restocking 'he county. Tho state
Conformation Commission - furnish
ing thu money. believing that n th'
rabbits are released In tho acc'lor
from which trapped. they viii lncreas.
greatly during On. breeding season
S"vouty -flve have boon delivered dur
ing IN. w.eh
Albert I. story and Mas asrah "
hrsmhle were married a. Kennedy
vlla NJ ! parsonage is~, weak. %,
Rev. =. y. Wooden
Tho steamer Emma giloa. - ~
! folchester line was badly damaged d
collision with tho steamer Talbot. ID
, the Claiborne route IN tho R,ltimor
J hsrbor on Tuesday afternoon. Tn
! boat will be out ~ comm lesion 70
sometime
MLss Grans Pratt. daughter nr NJ
and Mrs. J. Fletcher Pratt. % nea
town. ana Albert vsnssnt wsro mar
rI"d at tho NJ. ". parsonage asst wee
10y Row. Omar ". Jons~
! Mr.. and Mira william y. Grove. q
/ hennodyvills, announce tho engage
nront OF their daughter. Adele Hy7n.o.
To- Alton if. Dsnhison. os Ams,a
dam, y. Y. No dats has yet boon q.
! for tho wedding
TIL" Harris homo In SIN Pond IN
beeu purchased AZ private enle p
Nr~. w. II. Prio>. Of that town. VII
will take imm-dists po-ess!on.
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MARRIAGES At DRLmAR.

Delmar, Jan. "a pretty wedding
vas soiemnlzed A. the Methodist
Protestant parsonage. Thursday eve
ming. when Miss Emma Gertrude
Holloway u near Laurel and George
Elmer Maddox Of this Gown were
quietly married by Rev. T. II. Jones.
Miss Lulu Emily Dunn az Deimar
and Cecil Ccvngton Webster Of Nan
tcoke. Ma. were married asst night
by Rev. F.. II. Jones. They VIII reside
a. Waterview, Nd.
\ wedding ~ interest among the
young people OF Deimar took place
"Wednesday morning at 8 o'clock re-
the u 2. parsonage. M-sa RITA Car
oi.ne O'Nea.. daughter u Mr.. and
Mrs. George ONeai. and Joseph Nc
Cauley Wilkinson we're united N
marriage by Rev. +. II. Jones.
Thieves entered the home q ". o..
Davis "Wednesday night bu- 60, moth
.ng except some food.
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Mills. has entered suit against 7. Wal
lace Scott OF Elkton for injuries sus-
tanned I'm an automobile collision on
tho evening OF December "a. near
Elkton.
Edward Miller. an employee OF the
Davis Supply Company OF. FIlkton.
while working on an automobile I'm
tho company's garage was ovcrcomed
by gas fumes and removed to Union
Hospital for treatment.
Tho Kenmore paper mills at Provi-
denco have raised tho salaries of all
It's employees 10 per cent. beginning
January /.
Rev. and Mrs. Thomas Mckee OF
West Nottingham announce tho en-
'gagemcnt OF their daughter, Miss Ra-
chel Mckee. To Richard Ralderson of
Colora.
At the coming session OF tho VIII
mington NJ. u. Conference Rev.
George r. Anderson. for the past three
years pastor OF tho Elxton NJ. II.
'hurch, will seek another field of
labor.
Joseph Y. Fowler. aged 70 years. n
native OF Elkton. died recently In
Philadelphia after brief Illness. A
widow and three children survive him.
Mrs. Mary Cannon. widow of Ed
ward Cannon. Of EllSton. died yester-
day ut Union Hospital after several
weeks Illness. Deceased was about
SO years OF age.
The Womens Christian Temperance
Union Of Cecil county WINS entertained
Thursday afternoon at tho home OF
Miss Mary X. Mearns Of tho Firth
district.
"A horse and buggy stolen IN the
forc part OF tho week from tho
promises Of Y. r. Woolens. Mt East
Nottingham, has been recovered n,
lombard. whore tho thieves abandon
cd II.
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MIDDLETOwN NOTES.

NlidGetown. Del. Jan. 6-A- a
meeting os Damon Lodge. No. -.
X. os j.. the following officers were
elected sor tho yesC. o.. g.. Or. Lo-.s
Lev.nsou; v. e.. Bradford Ennis.
Prs. Henry y. Howell; " OF W
Harris Berkman: X. ~ r. 81 :. Joseph
g.. Jous. NJ % r. =. p. ShaEcross; "
u EN-. A.ber. " Jo.s; VI. o. A.. Ed
ward Ennis. !. O.. John =. CHM: o..
c.. George r. P.nder; trustee, George
r., pluIer
A meeting oc the Queen Esther
Circle x Bethesda VI. r. Church viii
be held e. me home OK Mrs. Ernest
T-i.tt ou Green street, next Tues
day evening
Joseph Biggs. one OF the oldest
residents os Nrdde;owu. celebrated
his e-zhty-n.u;h birthday. on New
Years Day. 4 family dinner featured
the anniversary
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NEWARK BLOCK HAS
FIVE OCOCENAR|ANS
Claimed to be Only Square In
Delaware Having Five Such
Residents.

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
Newark. Jan. s,--Mrs. Agnes NIL
ler 81 delaware avenue Observed hor
$50 birthday Anniversary on Thurs
day. william G.. Mcdonald. who FOR
more than n quarter OF n century has
been = next door ne.ghbor q Mre.
Miller. and who Ia Il retired railroad
man Will observe his sOth birthday
anniversary
Mr.. and MIRO. John l.. Elliott and
Mre Robinson. who live IN the same
block as IN. above have also passed
tho four soore-year mark and - Is
claimed this Is tho only block IN any
city or town In the state that can
boast OF FIVE residents so years or
more OF age. All FIVE have been prac-
ucslly lifelong residents OF Newark.
Mrs. Miller. Notwithstanding tho
fact that she loet her eyesight sew
era years ago. Is sull keenly interest
ed IN current events She has a re-
markable memory and Is an authority
on local history.
Mrs. Jane Armstrong, another rest
dent q Newark who lives on East
Main street. wac SO years ~ age yes
terday. and Mrs. Calvert. mother II
Mrs. Charles II. Blake OF West Main
street, Will De so years old tomorrow W.
The first Of a series OF oongrega-
tiona, song services 10 be- held I'm ST.
Thomas Episcopal Church tomorrn =.
evening. under the auspices OF the
Young Peoples Service League. is
attracting much interest The song
service Will be conducted by William
i. White Of Wilmington. George Car
ter Is program director. Frank A.
GreeEhawk. state executive OF the
BOY Scouts Of America. has accepted
an invitation 10 be tho speaker at IN,
young peoples service IN this church
Sunday night. January IL.
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SERIES Of LECTURES
BY LOCAL MINISTER'S
To be Held al the Y. M. e. a.
on Monday Nights In
January.

Tho Religious work Committee II
'ho T VI O. A. ~ witch Frank y.
Mitchell - director. has sent ont Tho
following letter 90 every mrfnber ~
'he association.
"Ienuary. 3. 1923.
TO Our Mernbers md Friends:
During tho past two months tho
Young Mems Chr,etisn Association
has been privileged 90 offer % tho mon
Il Wilmington a srrieN % popular
Ribio lectures hy Rsv Floyd ~.
Tompkins. ID u, ~ Philadelphia
These were IN Inspiration md n he'p
20 al who attended
During January 90 are % havo four
lectures by outstanding cierEyuen ~
orr own cPy These viii 30 held IN
tho dining room ~ tho associa t'or
building ~ Tenth and Orange stree d
on Monday evenings They VIII bo-
gin ~ O'Clock md end NJ g.
An irforma, dinner Will Do s~rvef
each week a. 40 and tho lectures
wi'l follow 80 me men are seated ebou
tho tables A. mo close of each Ice
euro thero will - an opportunity 20
questions end discussion. We mrs
cordially invite you and rofrr me-
rrier,is 20 attend Tho s'ibiecis an'
ne sr~.N~rs thus ar secured ere n
follows.
January z. The Authority ., ~
Rfbie." Rev George AT-'eon. y. ID
Second Bapti- Church
January Is. "Cnrfstianity-Na'ura
Or Supernatural" Rev AquiIis W~,t
In. ID. Flr--Central Presbyterian
/ Church
January q. Tho Christian Caurc'
a Divine Institution" speaker 20 h
announced
January 20. Applied Christianity.
speaker 20 - announced
Cordially yours.
Frank p. Mitchell,
'R-iigior1s Work Director
Tn. committee ai~o announces N
r>-unfng o, nc Sunday evenin
"sellOwship suppers" which were s1is
/ pended during the holiday se1son. an
which viii begin a. $40 each Sunda
evening. James O. Walton. teno
-oioist n Union n. 2. Church. VI
render several selections a. next sun
days supper.
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FORT DU PoNI ITEMS.

Fort ia pont. Jan. o.--warrant Of
foer jeremiah Murphy. First En-
yineers. has been transferred % Wash
inston. II. G.. for duty with the Ameri-
can Red Cross. He VIII sail from
New York on tho Majestic today FOR
Greece. whore he will be engaged IN
rclief work throughout the Near East.
Privat. Morris Schefer. Company
n has hoen granted furlough Of so
dayH
Private Leonard Blsgers Company
IA has returned 20 his organization
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NEGRO BADLY BURNED.
Lewis Thompson Injured in Fire
at His Home When Tar
lgnited.

Lewis Thompson. coloref. III du
Pont street. was badly burned about
tho face ana body yesterday while
heating tar IN the kitchen OF his
home. He was removed 20 the
Homeopathic Hospital IN a police am
bulance.
Thompson had been heating tar on
tho Kitchen stove % repair tho roof
% his home whom the tar blazed up
and burned him about ne face and
body and set fire. - tho room.
Engine Companies Nos q ana 8. re-
sponded to tho alarm and eKtinRulsh-
81 tho blaze. Tho damage WIS slight
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ST. GEORGES ITEMS.

~. Georges, jan 6.-Services I'm the
Methodist Church will begin tomor-
row morning with the Sunday school
$50. At 1890. Rev. J. G. Mccoy will
preach from the subject THE Tri-
umphant Believer" Epworth League
at o'clock and preaching by the pas
tor at 80. Subject. The Way OF sal
walton"
At Summit Bridge. Sunday school
$50: preaching by the pastor ut 2.S0.
Subjece. The Way OF Salvation"
Tho monthly business and social
meeting OF the Epworth League Will
be held Tuesday night at tho home OF
Mrs. Thomas swan.
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CECIL COUNTY NEWS.

Elkton. Md. Jan. e.-The yacht
Mary Ellen. owned by a New York
club man. IN making the trip from
Now York 10 Florida was blown ashore
a Beach farm along the Sassafras
river. q week ago. where 81 remained
until yesterday. when Il wes gotten
hack into the water and repairs made
TO complete It's southern trip.
a large American flag was present
ed 20 Perryville High School yester-
day afternoon by the Junior Order
United American Mechanics Of Perry
VILE.
John Lawrence. manager Of the
Baldwin Textile Company mills at Elk
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Cantarini Case Continued.

Leonard Cantarini. charged With
violating the state liquor iaw, when
arva-g ned ~ Municipal Court MS
morning, was granted a continuance
~ rs case until next Wednesday.
Ban vas fixed at $1,000. Can-arini
was arrested asst night a. ais home,
$50 Madison street. where Frank r
Haley IL The Law ard Order Soclety
and Fedora. agents say hey found
sluoosed evidence.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-06
The Time 70 10 u.

When tho fire. enigma ~ parked I'm
front ~ your property-with streams
~ water being played on tho burning
structure tia too lats 20 think ~ In
surancc Tho time 20 insure 70 today.
Courtland +. Pierron Co. odd Fellovs
Building. can assure you against ioss
by fire.--Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-06
CITY COURT CASES
TAKEN Up ON APPEAL

Appeals n cases upon witch --nt-
ence vers pasr>d IL Municipal Cour-
last November wers fled IN Superior
Court yesterday.
They are those % Helen Ri-rcs. cent
enced 20 three y-ars IN th4 Wors house
for ne sac ~ cocaine and Howard
SudhaEn. sentenced TO- thirty days n
-ha vorxhouse FOR driving an autorno-
bile while Intoxicated
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-06

usual service ~ 1880. sunday school
will convene at gao Young Peoples
meeting will be held o. s.s5 and ri
the evening service az 73o. the pas
tor will take for his subject The Dead
and the Living Christ"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-06
To Celebrate February %.

Celebration OK Wash!ngtons birth
day by neighborhood associations e
Wilmington will - discussed az a
meeting < The Interuei ghborhood
Council next Thursday. called f1r 80
p. m. m ths Chamber u Commsr'a
rooms. Gu Pont Building.
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Port Penn. Jan. 6.-This vicinity (.
In the grip ~ an epidemic Of measles.
About fifteen cases OF measles among
the school children are reported. The
local school has not reopened since
the Christmas holidays.
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Mrs. Cavileer Recoyers0

Milford. Jan. 6.-Mrs. Helen Cavi-
leer. who has been a patient at the
Milford Hospital, Is much improved.
On Thursday she was the guest OF her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. @. W. Morgan
OF Dover at an opOssum dinner.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-06
Richard Reese at Shore.

Richard Reese. vice president OF the
Equitable Trust Co. who In recovering
from an attack Of grip has gon. 10
Atlantic City for q week
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-06
WEDDINGS


Miss Martha T. Waller ard Howarl
T.. Allston were mary1ed n Union n.
+. parsOnage Thursday evening AZ
80 o'clock by Rev. DIT. Harvey ".
Ewing.
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4 big buy al small cost-an Every
Evening want ad.--Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-06
See HrldEewater for iewelry.-Ad

For Rent-Two houses, apply IS
East Fourth strcet-Adv.
Roy. William II. Guy. pastor 90
Eethauy Union a. NJ r.. Church to-
rlorrow morning viii conduct the
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-06

Tho Religious work Committee II
'ho T VI g. A. 81 witch Frank y.
Mitchell - director. has seut ont the
following letter 90 every mrrnber -
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The Omaha morning bee., 1923-11-04
Total receipts. J3 "
DISP oSITIoN-HEAD.. =.
Chicago Livestock.

Chicago Nov. 3.-fUnited States De-
partrent Of Agriculture. re.)-cattie-Re-
ses S2 ss sssrnss market snd
steers and desirable beef heifer. strong
slow: short fed kinds and lower grades
tcp ' yesfiinss. sia4o: best matarsd steers; aS
1850: western grass steers fully steady:
stockers and feeders strong to 25c high
er: Gamers. and cutters strong bulls
weak to se 9wfr S pyess sssT follow h,sady Bese
steers. sss5Gi050: beef cows and heit:
ers s3.sO6B7.50: western grass steers, t5- ;
0675; stocksrs and teeders ae.egm =, . l. :
Gamers and cutters. s2'eo a 32S: vealers'
''Io Hogs q Receipts. 10000. head: market
fairly active: better grades fully steady ;
others steady TO shade lower, bulk GOOD
Rd ShGise TOO 200 s. .s5 SscRSand ouse'I
pseki1E rsSin1Snp sows largely ss'a6eseo: killing
pigs weak: bulk better welgLtY kraoens,;
si,%s'sds bb4Iaagss.r ss meda% SGD
weights. s7OoG SO: .lightweights. ts 50
sows' s' smooth, t6.foqs.7o; packing COWS,
rough. s6.2O@e.4o: slaughter pigs. ss.so
sheep-Recelpts. 1000 head; today few e,
several decks better grades natives held
al si2.75nf30o. Market for week: " Mes, ddo
doubles; soss.f.s a.sessi With srsses %ees
Kil1nr hsfd Classes Classes steady TO 2bc lower; feed.
ffssf lambs. si5ts: top feeders. si2sS;
sglk PRICE, f9liGw na,iSs. fs s%1
ilsF nethsls @ SxsShsr;s s..slns a 90
IsmSs. ss,sS. ,ifss:ss6fs.is. e: smsi ''V"'''''
The Omaha morning bee., 1923-11-04
By Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
New York. Nov. 3.-Constructlve forces
et ths most st setve
since last spring. with the result that
srsss srGand ser 3 % hsT ps0s os @
larlty.
DogsSs ISr .eess ssa'T or and tu Sa'Fs ShS
unex expected declaration Of an extra divi-
and by hs United stes nse ssst
usual Industrial leaders. ali Of which
%e s asd the s
Saltsd States Steel gsidTip sys and sx. studs, sn
higher t 4 ssa. BsidsiiH touehsa is4i
studebaker, showed a net gain OF y.
another strong feature. closing / u higher
Stewart Warner advanced points on
Sugars were helped by the resumption of
dividends on Manatai gains, of ! to
sSea 5nsd Ssns Frat u$ped ny al
WfsSsrn Gpsn Rsvis Shs%lssl PasI,e
erai Electric and Kelsey Wheel. ali OF
which advanced 2 points or more
chssapeass Rss m5sd osc being GlsD oSd S5 IL
outstanding developments in that group.
There were were few strong spots. no. nots bly, bly,
Pacific. Wheeling and Lake Erie pre-
ferred and Lackawanna. all up a point or
mure.
Foreign exchanges were again heavy.
Demand sterling duplicated its previous
low Of the year. S4.45A. and German
marks felt SO low that most of the banks
francs held relatively steady at b.76i5c.
The weekly clearing house statement
discounts and investments and an increase
OF s34,440.000 in net demand deposits.
reserve bank decreased $31.043. 900 while
time deposits fell off s14.3s5,0 900. Ag-
gregate reserve totalled s4ss, 551. 900. ieav-
decrease of s35.s4o.sso below the previous
week.