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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-02
NOvOROcNf sl.ANNOST
vELKOvYBoRU S. P.J.
STATU OHIO.

Pofadanf obvykle novoroc-
nj slanosti pfipadlo letos Vel
kovyboru s. p. j., ktery Sc ujal
pripravnych pracf velice sve-
|don1ite a odm9nen byl take
nejen 1sp6chem nloralnfm ale
take velkou navst9vou Ceske
Narodni Sine ma Broadway,
kde tento rok slavnost byfa
.polozena.
Dobrym uvodem byla p6k-
ma novorocnf scena, loucenf Sc
starym a vitani pacholete ro-
ku 1928, Cd ktereho vsichni ce-
kane napravu. v obraze p1-
sobily pi. Josefa Kupcova a
dfvky mala LaVerne Humlova
a geniove Marie Sanejtrnfkova
a Marie Venclova.
Ma to vsylouEila velkopfed-
sedka pi. Zaveska pfednesla
zahajovacf fec, kdezto pred
sedka v. v. pf. Celie Vlacho-
va proslovila FEC slavnostni a
ma konci pfedstavila til zakla-
datelky pf. Terezii Mlckov-
skou, Marii Simackovou a Jose
flu Ryjanovou, 2, nichz posled-
n6jsi pronesla kratsi proslov a
podobne pax ucinila i pi. Ma
rie Hajkova, taktez vyslouzila
velkopfedsedka. Anglicky K
shromazdeni promluvila pf
Anna Bartensteinova.
Tim jaksi ucineno zados1
programu oficielnimu naees
prove'den pofad zabavnf:
Ia veselych zvuki pochodr
"Bily kvitek" cd TaSlera, pro
vedly clenky sboru Laska ]
vlasti v peknych rokokovycl
krojich, vedenfm JOS. Nezbe
| dove peknou pochodovou rel
j jez vzbuzovala nejen velkn'
pozornost, ale vynucovala 81
staleho potlesku.
II PAN Edward J. Vachu$ka s
: hral ma plane vyborne tezko1
skladbu Rachmaninovu s'Pre
;. dehru" a 81. Julie Mikesov
pax v pravde ume
s lecky pozitek zapenfm arie
'Rusalky" cd Dvofaka, doprt
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-02
OTRAVNE PLYNY v CARA,
II USMRTILY LEKARE.

57-lety lekaf dr.. Edgar c..
Cowles, 1881 Crawford road
odjel v nedeli, ably vykonal ma
sklonku roku jistou navst9vu
We Willoughby. V noci Sc
vsak nevratil, aniz by to budilo
podezreni manzelky, jez Sc do
'mnivala, 3e stravil patrns. syl-
yestrovskou noe We spolecnocti
pratel. AS o IL. hod. dop. 81
povsimla zavfenych, ale nikoli
zamcenych dvefi u garaze, coz
bylo proti zvyku doktora. PHI
volala domovnfka, vesli do ga
raze, kde nasli Cowlese sedeti
" autu jiz bezducheho. Tdusil
Sc patrne plynem monoxidem,
jak nasv6dGoval zapach garaz
naplnujicf. Motor dosud vsak
pracoval. Pfedek stroje byl
otevren jako dIkazem, ze ne
st'astny autoista uvnitr neco o.
pravoval. DIE domnenek "a
prace teto po delsi jfzd6 v au-
itu usnul, kterouz neopatrnost
zaplatil smrti. DR.. Cowles slou
I'll "a svetove valky v hodnosti
kapitana v zdravotnickem sbo
|ru a byl cinnym jako armadni
lekar v kampu Zachary Tay-
lor v Louisville, KY.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-02

|bombardovanp nyty a kusy de-
leza, 4e Patrick v domnenf, ze
jest zfanen, nerIhal oba posled-
|n9jsf druhy I'VE Stychu" a ujel
Is Osikou. Dojef do Haymar-
ket distfiktu, kde Osika vyhal
uloupene penfze a umfstil je
do stare krabice cd bot. Az
potud mi vypovedi obou stej-
ne. Osika ale popira tvrzenf
Patricka, jenz pravil, ze 81 prv
nejsf wal svij podil ma lupu
celou ctvrtinu. Oba sc ma to
rozloucili a Patrick veil domd
$62tO, ktere We sklep4 zako-
pal: Kolba, ktery musel Cd
mfsta cinu prchati pesky, Sc
bral z pokladny $3055 a po-
dafilo Sc mu prchnouti Y uic-
kach ohrady, kde uloupen@ Pc
nfze uschoval pod hronsadou
stavebniho dffvi, pax Sci do
mi ma Woodland ave., kde Sc
domnfval sejfti Sc s kamarady.
Policie az dosud hleda OBJ
nos $5393 neb jak bylo stano-
veno, zmizelo celkem $14,638.
Ia vhdce handy povazovan je
Patrick, ale jest kamarady vi.
nen, ze Sc SNAIL je pfi deleni
osiditi. Sam plan sosnoval a
pred cinem hlldal, kdy penfze
do zavodu bndou pfineseny.
Osika byl propulsion ma pa.
role z mansfieldske robotarny
kan byl pro vyloupeni domu '
Lakewood odsouzen ma diva TO,
ky. Kolba a Patrick pax byl
zatceni dne IL. prosince prt
1tok a oloupenf Jana Kowal
skeho, jemuz ukradli ma Abbe,
ave. $4.54. G Mendlowitzov
liz Columbus policie dosud nj
echo nevi, ale patrn6 Sc toh<
dozvi, jakmile z uvedeneho mi
sta Pride policejni rapport.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-02

Virtuos ma akordion p. Vac.
Albrecht = Prahy, pfedstavi Sc
naSemu cesk&mu obecenstvu We
ctvrtek dne4. ledna t. r. v Ma
rodnf Sfni. Program jeho OBJ
sahuje nimo solovych cisel ma
akordion, fadu nejnovejsich
pisni 2 Prahy, ktere zazpiva a
sam Sc doprovazi, jak ma okor-
dion ma klavir.
Vaclava Albrechta pfedcha-
II ia nejlepK povest a kazdy,
kdo jej slysel, je hrou jeho mad
Sen. v nejnov9jsfch ceskycf
pisnich jeho je kus prazskehe
ovzdusi, proto neopomen nikdt
We ctvrtek pfijiti do Narodn
Sine, .poslechnouti 81 jedineht
ceskeho virtuosa harmonikafe
ktery je ma icest3 Amerikou
ably krajany sve krasnou hro'
q zp6vem svym pobaNil. Nebu
des nikdo litovati.
v sobotu dne 6. ledna t;
porada p. vacl. Alhrecht dru
| |hy koncsrt kabaret Y cesk
'Sfni Sokof na Clark Ave.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-02

vozena na pianE 81. R. MahAlso-
YOU. ri. Zdeiika Soukupova )
nalezitym vzletem deklam0va-
la ''Tri DOLBY zem9 ceske". Pan
Rudolf Mlinaffk pax "a klavir-
nihc doprovodu, nam zakoncer-
toval ma saxofonu a sice talk
dobfe, ze byl nucen pfidati.
P6knym bylo baletnf odd2-
leni, jez nam dokazovalo, jak
mnoho name dordstajicfch ba-
letnfch hvezd. Vid6li jsme od
roztomilych naivnich produk-
ci detskych baletnf vykony,
jez zasluhujf skuteGn6 pochva.
ly ktere by d6laly cest ne
kterym tane6nicfm z povolanf.
TanSily, n6here j "a zpevu,
Viola Konratova, (doprovazena
Violou Patkovou), Grace For
gatchova, La Verne Humlova,
TIA doprovodu Mildred Hum
love), La Verne ,Weberova, r,
Sindelafova, Marie Schamba.
cherova, (doprovazela Klara
Shambacherova).
Kabinetnim cislem bylo pax
smytcove kvarteto PIP. Svobo-
dy, Mikese, Hanigera a Ha.
lounka. Dobfe prednasels
'sSvandu" mala Stolfova a O
mladina spolu Sc zactvem Be.
sldek nemalo potesila smesi &c.
skych pisni, zpivanych v ko
stymech.
Ma konec programu pred
nesly pi. Marie Vencloya a pi
] Anna Novotna nekolik vese
lych kupleti, ktere taktez ma
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-02
PAcHATELE soBoTNl LOU.
PEzE IA MklzEMI.
Z ukradenych psn1z nalexeno
* dosud $0245.

Ctyfi muzi, kteff v sobotu
dopoledne udrzeli v sachu cely
personal The Ferry Cap and
Sset Screw Co., 2151 Scranton
rd. a z ukradehych penez ma
lezeno zakopano $9245. - S
,banaity bude die slov okres-
nfho zalobce ucin9n kratky
process, neb byli jiE dnes pre-
dani velkoporot6. ~
Jmena polapenych vytecnf-
XII jsou: 29-lety Sam Mendlo-
witz, 958 Livingstone ave. v
Columbus, 22-1et5- Mike Pa
trick, 1914 Kenilworth ave. S.
WI, 23-lety John Kolba, OF
View r. S. w. a Fred Osika, {.
1873 Alameda ave. Lakewood.
Prvnfm zatcen byl Mendlc-
witz, bezprostfedne por loupe-
H.. v kabat9 n@leze11y tfi dry
zpusoben6 kulerni "a MIN Wy
palenymi detektivem H. Brow
nem. Penez vsak u neho ma.
leseno nebylo. Patrick, znamy
policii jako pf{tel Mendlowi.
tie, zatcen byl n6kolik hodin
pozdeji, kdyz vystupoval $ au.
tomobilu, jehoz pfi cinu bylo
poilzitc. Kffzovy vyslech obou
pax prozradil jmena druhych
spolecniki a "a kratko byl '
moci spravednosti Kolba, "a.
tceny v apartmenmim dome
blize Woodland ave. a vych
81. ul. v dome udanem mel
sc lupici sej1ti patrne k rozde
leni kofisti. Kolba pax pro
zfadil Osiku, jenz nalezen u il
ste zeny pfitelkyne ma vych
81. ul. IL Central ave. Kvar
teto pax "a usthvitnkho vysle
chu poved6lo, kde penize jso1
uschovany.
Patrick ridil auto a vykona
val venku povinnost straze.
budovy prvni po loupezi vyse
Osika, ale drive nez-li sc ok
ievili Mendlowitz Kolba, by
10 auto zam9stnanci okraden
spolecnosti $ oxen tax siln
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-02
poshllcllaG Gstva.

Aly ydecneho poshlcha a6stva.
D6slovem pi. Vlachove pax by
la-slaunost zakoncena. Vsichni
spolulcinkujfcf zasluhuji chya
lu, podobne jake pofadaiicf
vtbor, kterJ clenstvu i hostdm
pfipravn nekolik skutecne pek
nych civil. Poc1fvalne zmfn-
ky zasluhuje sokolska hudba,
sehranfm n9kterych yytecnych
skDadeb, odmen6nych' boufli-
vym potleskem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-02
SUSPENDOVANY POLICEJ,
Nj SERzANT.

Nacelnik policie Graul SUI
spendoval vcera policejniho
serzanta Edwarda Vlka, ze 81
tyz o Sylvestru prihnul vice
nezli bylo radno. Prohresivsi
Sc policlsta byl udan kapita-
nem IL. precinktni stanice, E.
j. Donahuem, bude ale v dob6
ctyf .dni povolan k vyslechu
pred ffditele mestske bezpec.
nosti, T. MARTINEZ.
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truck nalozsn5 n pytly drob-
neho csi kaztit vahy 100
lb. Jeikoz "a pqslednfch dvou
svatkd nebylo sbozi rozvaze-
no, don,nfv& % policie, ze GU
kr urcen byl 4 3 nejakou tai
nou vinopslnu. Mattel trucku
a sladkeho jefo nakladu ma
Sc ma 'polich pfIhlasiti.
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Lob LEclE

byla pronajata firme Algerian
American Line, New York ma
cestu do Spoj. Statd a. zpet do
Italie. Privezla naklad ital-
skeho ovoce. Pfistala v New
Yorku Is. prosince m. r. Ma
vStivi tez Philadelphii.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-02
PROTI FASCISTUM v CE
SKOSLO LOVENSKU.

Praha, 20. cervence. - Pra-
We byla zde zalozena organise
ce proti fascistdm, jez zove. Sc
Sdruzenf Narodniho Osvobo-
zenf. Cleny organisace jsou
socialist, STUDENT a ucitelOve.
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KOMU PATkl NAKLAD
CUKRU?

Ma vych. 46. ul. q Scovin ave
anlezl vcera ,rano policejnf|
straznik Leonard Friedman
, 1923-03-10
Sport Calendar
By Briggs

Racing.
Meeting OF Jefferson Parish Fair
association, at New Orleans.
Meeting OF Cuba-American Jockey
club. at Havana.
Meeting of Tijuana Jockey club. at
Tijuana.
Bowling.
Annual t~ouSpament OF American
Bowling Congress opens at NIL
waukee.
Cycling.
Finish of the six day race in Madi-
son Square Garden.
Football.
Meeting OF intercollegiate football
rules committee, at New York.
Bench Show.
Show OF Capital City Kennel club.
Columbus. o.
Show Of Toy Dog club of Montreal.
Truck.
Annual indoor games OF Meadow.
brook club. at Philadelphia
Power Boat.
Ocean race from Miami Beach, Fla,
TO Havana
Swimming.
Eastern intercollegiate champion
smp5, at Swarthnore. Pa
Golf.
Close of annual Spring tournament
at Pinehurst, NJ. c.
Basketball
Maine State interscholastio tournn.
ment. at Opono.
Vermont State interscholastic tour.
nament. at Burlington.
Mississippi interscholastio tourna-
ment. at Agricultural College.
Connecticut Valley in~terscholastic
tournament. at Springfield.
Kentucky State interscholastic'
tournament. at Lexington.
Tennessee State interscholastic
tournament. at Nashville.
Nebraska State interscholastic
tournament, at Lincoln.
Boxing.
Central A A U. championships. at
Gary. Ind.
New York State amateur champion.
ships. at New York
Spencer Gardner We. KID Wolfe, II
rounds. at New York.
, 1923-03-10
SON OF ERIN ADMITTED
TO u. S. CITIZENSHIP BY
MAN HE AS BOY

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal, March 10.
VIII Roche. late of Waterford
county, Ireland. Is a citizen OF tho
United States today thanks to tho
man he spanked many years ago
when both were boys.
Judge Michael Roche. no relation
to VIII, was sitting in federal court
here yesterday afternoon. hearing
naturalization cases when a man
well past his prime appeared with a
petition for citizenship.
Whats your name and where
r you from?" Judge Roche
asked.
"wm Roche and I'm from Water.
ford county. Ireland" was the re-
ply.
"How's that" the Judge asked
and the answer was repeated.
Judge Roche swallowed hard and
looked more closely.
your face looks familiar: I won
der II I didn't know YOU" said tho
judge presently.
Sure" said VIII. 'You know me
well. I licked you once for teasing
my fathers bull"
The judge remembered how as a
lad in ireland he used to crawl up
on the fence and tease neighbor
Roche's bull to make it chase him
and how neighbor Roche's son, n
little oder. spanked him soundly
for 1t one day.
So the Roches. one a Judge in a
, 1923-03-10

TO L

LARAMIE. Wyo.. March 1o.-Prcp.
STATIONS have been completed for the
biggest state high school week and
basketball tournament in the history
OF Wyoming. A total OF forty-four
schools have entered. OF this total
orty have entered or basketball. Over
500 Wyoming boys and girls viii com
pete in basketball and in academic
events.
The advance seat sale indicates that
there will DO practically no available
seats for Thursday, Friday and Sat
urday nights, except for holders of re-
served seat a tickets.
The secretary OF the tournament IS
accepting orders by Telegraph remit.
lance for reserved seats for the week.
Adult tickets for the week are selling
, 1923-03-10
HIGH SCHOOL CAGE FIVE
OFFFOR CONTESTS At LARAMIE
Captain Lester in Poor Condition as Result Of
Injuries; Other Entrants in Competition Of
High School Week Are Enroute.

The Casper high school basketball squad of seven men,
under the direction of Coach Sam Neff, left last night for
championship at the University of Wyoming. The seven men
making the trip are Captain Lester, Groves, McGrath, Post,
Scowan, Davis and Turner. Blodgett, who was also picked
for the trip, broke his arm in the for eight dollars student balcony
school gymnasium yesterday morning seats for the week are selling for five
was unable 10 make the trip. dollars. Many outoftown orders are
uhn tean ha r.adn a nnn- recnrd- coming In II
, 1923-03-10

our OF the United States and the
other an immigrant, SPAWNED the
years with n handclasp. as ono well
coined tho other to citizenship.
by the way, VIII, what became
OF that bull?" Judge Roche asked.
But the remainder of the CONVEX
sation was private.
, 1923-03-10

and n unable to make the trip.
= The team has made n hne record
in games played THIS year and despite
the DOOR physical condition of Cap
tain Lester. due 10 n leg injury, looks
good TO go quite a distance in the
tournament. Last year the Casper
quintet went to the game before the
semi finals.
Tho other high school contestants
will leave this evening. the school
faculty being represented by Miss
Ruth B-ridenbaugh and Leslie DAMS.
They include Helen Simpson and
Marian Carnahan for debating: Harry
Astin for deciamation; Hugh Kinds
for eStemporaneous speech; Helen
Taylor for typewriting; Louis Frisbie
for shorthand; Lillian England for
violin mt Helen Carter for plano.
c, X. Fletcher, principal of the Cas-
per high school. will drive overland
TO Laramie. He is the secretary of
the state high school athletic associa-
ton which organization meets Mon
day to pass on the eligibility Of all the
boys entered in the basketball tourna-
ment.
, 1923-03-10
EBBETS GETS
New PROPOSAL
TO Sell OUT

NEW YORK. March 1o.-A second
proposition for purchase of the
Brooklyn National league baseball
club was made to President Charles
II. Ebbets Friday, according 10 the
Brooklyn Eagles correspondent, by
Maurice Stratus, Brooklyn real estate
operator. Ebbets holds a half inter
est in the club. Straus told the cor
respondent he was acting in behalf
Of a millionaire resident OF Fond Du
Lac. Wis, but refused to identify him
other than as a former president of
tho Milwaukee club of American
Association.
Stratus was quoted as saying he had
merely asked Ebbets' price and had
not advanced Il definite offer OF his
own.
An offer of $500. 900 for the club.
made on behalf OF Edward r. Simms.
wealthy Kentucky oil operator and
turf man. was revealed Thursday,
Ebbets. however. declared the price
was unsatisfactory. while his part
ners. Edward ]. and Stephen w. Nc
Keever, who hold the other half
interest IN tho club. declared en-
phatlcally their holdings were not on
the market at any price.
, 1923-03-10
Clue Found of
Kidnapped Boy

ALBANY. N. 7, March TO-
search for Leopold Minkin. . year old
son Of City Judge Leopold Minkin.
who was kidnapped from his home
here Thursday afternoon by MARY
conlslin, a. newly employed nurse
maid. shifted today to Bennington.
Vermont where a woman and n boy
resembling tho missing pair left a
train yesterday.
, 1923-03-10
GARCIA BEATS
LOCAL BANTAM

CHICAGO. March 10. Frankie
Garcia of Memphis. Tenn. earned a
slight shade over Eddie Anderson of
Moline. Ill. in a 1O-round boxing
bout here last night. Ono morning
paper gave Garcia four rounds, An
derson W and called four even. The
other morning publication called the
contest a draw.
, 1923-03-10

porting while the crew and track
were by far the most expensive.
Tho association reported total re-
ceipts Of s71s,599 and expenses of
$3.50. 1920.
Football receipts amounted to more
than half n million dollars. of which
S495,6T1 were gate receipts. Expenses
were 1924 400
, 1923-03-10

OF the doubleheaders VIII be played.
Plant No. 3 meets the Methodlsts and
the Backlogs and the Baptists will
clash Followers Of the league figures
that the first OF these games will be
n hummer with the winner in doubt
all the way. The Backlogs against
, 1923-03-10

Carolina In tho Morning" sung by
the American Quartet. Ask for Victor
record No. l9Oo6-it's a hit. We have
it at the Music Shoppe. 23s E. Sec
ond. Phone 1745.
, 1923-03-10

Carolina in the Morning. IL one
or tho biggest quartet hits ever re
corded on a Victor record. Phone
lI45 and ask US to send 1t gu to
you. Tho Music shoppe. 23s e. Sec
, 1923-03-10

Jewelry and watch repairing by ex.
pert Waterman: all work guaranteed.
Casper Jewellery Manufacturing Co..
O.S Buldg.
, 1923-03-10
First IN NesDs
OF All EDents
BRILLIANT play marks BASKET
GAMES FOR CITY CHAMPIONSHIP;
DOUBLE-HEADER This EVENING

Lovers of fast BASKETBALL will find in the series of finals
now being played in the Casper Basketball league the best
brand of the court game that has ever been exhibited in the
city. All of the five teams are well matched and the bril-
liancy of the play has not been equaled this season.
TONIGHT at 80 at the high school gymnasium. the second
, 1923-03-10

An experiment was once made TO
see how fast a bee can fly. The hive
was attached to the roof of a train,
which attained a speed OF thirty miles
an hour before the bee was left be-
hind.
, 1923-03-10

the Baptists should also furnish plen-
ty of thrills as these two teams are
about a evenly matched as any in tho
league.
, 1923-03-10

NEW HAVEN. Come OF the
twenty activities supervised by the
Yale Athletic association only foot
ball is on an entirely self supporting
basis. according to n report made
public for the year ending June,
1922. OF the other major sports,
baseball was closest to the self sup
, 1923-03-10

CHICAGO Thomas A. Hickey,
president of the American Associa-
ton, declined to comment on the ac-
ton Of president Heydler of the Ma
tional league i'm barring Pitcher
'Rube" Benton from that organize
ton. Mr.. Hickey said he would pass
ON Benton's status within the next
few days.
, 1923-03-10

HAAIILTON, Berm nd a. = Miss
Nrayne Macdonald. Of Seattle. Wash,
won h Bermuda women's tennis
championship, defeating Miss Gladys
Hutchins. Bermuda, Cd. ga. In the
semi-finals OF the mems singles Vim
cent Richards, Yonkers, won from
Fred c. Anderson, Brooklyn, rs. 81.
, 1923-03-10
SPORT BRIEFS

PORTLAND. - Johnny Trambitas,
of Portland. and Shug Meyers, of
Pocateilo. Idaho, boxed n 10round
draw here. Frankie Grandetta took
II decision over Sailor Grande of the
L. 5. S. Texas in six rounds of a fly
weight bout.
, 1923-03-10

DAVENPORT, Ia.-Johnny Carr.
of Cleveland bested Morrie SchIiefer
OF Omaha in every round of their ten
round bout hero. Bobby Sowash of
Moline and johnny Harris Of Des
Moines boxed n six round draw in
tho semi'windup.
, 1923-03-10

BIG RIVER, sask.-Frank SchIoe-
gel. driving Werner Johnson's team,
won the Saskatchewan dog derby
here when no finished the second lap
total distance in 20 hours and "a
OF the $50 mile course. covering the
minutes.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-05-08
Local Wholesale Market,

EgGs-strictly fresh. selected, candled,
per doS.. csc; average rAceipts 2Sc
Southern. 26c.
Live Poultry-Roosters. per, h., lie:
per ID. 500 soc; winter chickens, S0c:
keats. young, each. CSC; fowls, per H.
Observation-Disclosures per h. 1o@11c;
lambs. spring. per h.. 16c; live hogs
Dressed PoultryA@Fresh killed spring
ehiekens. 45ssoc; hens V Ser iS s S'pssi
ROSTERS, per h. 2O@2lc; turkeys. per
10. 4o@46c; keats, young. each, 10 @ soc
? Gree Green Fruits-Appies per. bbi.. $500 D
36.oeQ6.o0: lemons. per box, 1900 50;
gttapefer@Sits sS7s@6oo; strawberries. per
=, WnSSgetables--Potatoes. No. /. per Dbl
SE.oo@2bO; per sack. 32.BOm3.00; sweet
potatoes North Carolina. $500 so;
s9 1na' 12;oo@S.So: kale. per Dbl, 75c d
S na' lettuce: Southern. &1.6003.O0;
peas peas: s?oo9s.oo per basket; celery. PEI
81 nea .tIob0S.26; cabbage. per Dbl
s SS; p sanSsS per crate Fl9ridi ST.
Deans, $500 500 per basket
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MARKET
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Industrial and Equipment
Stocks Move to Higher Level
in Early Trading.
BY Cosmopolitan News Service.

NEW YORK, May S.--There was
. cQnplete reversal, both of sentl-
nsnt and of market activity in the
first period today, and stocks which
had sheen pounded down for heavy
losses in yesterdays session. re-
spoHded in good form to the in
crease of buying demand,
4 Industrial and equipment stocks
moved into higher price levels un-
der the leadership of American
Locomotive, Baldwin, American Can
and Studebaker, where gains Of
3 to 4 points were made in the
eirSfA hour. 1t was evident at the
opEiaing that most of the thinly-
flafEined accounts and stop losses
had been weeded out, and that little
forced liquidation was to be looked
GOE feday.
E,6nments in the financial DIS
trfgt prior to the opening of the
market were constructive, market
leaders taking the view that the
reaction had run its course and
higher prices were looked for.
Stewart Warner was weak at the
start and dropped back over
points from the opening price at
S5% ION a small volume of transac-
tons. 1t was in good demand at
the lower price, however. and soon
regained most of this loss.
American Locomotive was the
leader of the industrial group, ad-
vanEing 4 points to 1914, a rise
Of aSs points from yesterdays low.
Interest in this stock was based on
geRcftS that the dividend rate would
be Ssaa1tstantially increased within a
rilolJkh
Baldwin sold up to 12715, more
than four points above yesterdays
low United States Steel was up
nearly points; California Pc
tFonum, 2: Punta Allegro Sugar,
25<S Studebaker, 1; railroad stocks,
T. tot215 points.
4 The market relapsed into dizziness
around the noon hour, there prices
remain firm.
can money was in supply at AZ
per cent. loaning and renewing.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-05-08
IMPORTATIONS, BIG.

In addition to it's own produc-
ton. this country imported about
1856 600, 900 barrels Of crude oil last
year, principally from Mexico. MAX
ing a total available supply Of $685.
527, 500 barrels. Our exports of re-
fined products amounted to 1851
607 barrels, leaving a surplus Of
but 2S.O0O,000 barrels. or about 4
per cent. ~
The famous midcontinent field
was by far the most prolific pro-
Queer, with California a good sec
ond. The following table will show
the areas operated and the produc-
ton therein. While the number of
producing wells number more than
q, 900.
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Foreign Exchange.

Opening foreign exchange: Sterl.
ing, demand, q: cables. 4.61%.
France. demand, .06611s: cables.
.0662. Lire, demand, 0484S: cables,
.04S5. Belgian. francs. demand,
.0572; cables. .05721a. Marks. 3636S
to the dollar. Czecho-slovak kronen,
demand, ...0297: cables. .0297H. Swiss
francs, demand, 1901: cables. 1903.
Guiiders, demand. 1911: cables,
1914. Pesetas, demand, 1881:
cables; 1923. Sweden kronen. de-
mand. 1853: cables, 1868. Norway
kronen, demand. 1859; cables. 1893
Denmark kronen, demand. 1901;
cables, 1866.
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Park View Exhibit.

A demonstration of the work he.
ing done by students Of the Park
view school VII be given at a joint
meeting Of the ParkView Citizens
Association ard the Parkview
Mothers Club at the school tonight
at 8 O'Clock United States Com
OF Education John J. Tla.
isFt will address the meeting.