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Evening star., 1924-04-03
COTTON DEVELOPS
SHARP ADVANCES
May Delivery Leads the Rise-New
Crop Months Less
Active.

NEW YORK, April 3.-Reports that
ing scarcer in the south and increas-
ing activity in the British cotton
goods trade today caused q sharp ad-
vance in the local cotton market.
May delivery led the rise, selling at
27.70, or 72 points net higher and
more than $15 a bale above last week.
New crop months were less active,
but October sold at 251s. a net ad-
vance of SO over yesterday.
There was realizing enough to
cause moderate reactions during the
forenoon. but prices soon strength
ened again. making new high ground
for the movement on bullish southern
spot adVices and continued covering
by near month shorts.
May sold at 29.70 and October to
25.lS around midday, or 33 to I2
points net higher. There were rumors
of further sales of cotton for ship
ment out Of the local stock and nu-
merous reports of difficulty in secur-
ing desired grades in the south:
Trade interests were credited with
buying May. while there was con-
tinucd covering of near-month shorts
and commission house buying, which
sent prices up to 29.43 for the May
position and 2496 for October, or 81
to A. points net higher, during the
early trading.
New crop months were held back
by the generally favorable showing
of the early weather map, but there
was some buying OF October on re-
ports of low barometer, which
might cause rains in the southwest.
New Orleans Has Good Opening.
NEW ORLEANS, April 3.-Cotton
market had d good opening in re-
sponSe to higher cables than due, an
unfavora weather map and better
dry goods news. First trades showed
gains Of II TO % points over yester-
days close. Prices continued to I'M
prove after the opening call on
forecast for rain in the western and
central portions of the belt, higher
British consols and short covering.
May traded as high as 1880, July at
2S26 and october at 2f.Z0, or ~ TO
so points net higher. The trend was
still upward at the end of the hrst
The market ruled very active dur
ing the morning and prices advanced
rapidly owing to eager covering by
New York shorts in near positions
who held out yesterday while local
shorts covered. 1t was reported that
big operators in the northern market
had become frightened by the contin-
ued bad weather prospects. May
traded up to 29.94, July TO 2S.63 and
october to 24.47 or 64 to 81 points
above the previous close, May leading.
The market quieted down some
around noon but still was firm.
Liverpool spot Firm.
LIVERPOOL, April S.-Cotton, spot,
good business done; prices firm; good
middling, 1928; fully middling, 1888; !;
middling. 17.3S; low middling, 1862; !;
good ordinary, 1853; ordinary, 1903.
Sales, 5000 bales, including 5000
American. Receipts, 4 600 bales, includ-
ing LOO American. Futures closed firm.
Closing. April, 1852; May, 1910: July.
1855: October, 1883: December, LAO;
!, January. 14.27: March, 14.12.
Evening star., 1924-04-03
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO. April 5.-Fresh strength
in grain prices developed today after
a little wavering at the start. Corn
drew wheat and oats up, despite some
selling of wheat against buying or
corn. Receipts, of corn continued ex-
Chicago today being only SO cars.
Corn opening prices, which varied
from unchanged figures to Il higher,
Nav T9 to 1913, were followed by q
slight sag and then by moderate
general advance.
Indications that millers were buy
ing a little wheat here helped to.
rally wheat values. After opening at
u off to a shade advance, May 1.021s
to 1.02ss and July 1.03A, the wheat
market underwent something of q.
setback all around and then scored
gains
Oats started unchanged to 4
higher, May 46A, eased a bit and
then went somewhat above the ini-
tial range.
Provisions held steady, notwith-
standing that. the hog market ap-
peared weak.
Evening star., 1924-04-03
MARKET SHOWS ACTIVITY.
By the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, April 3.-Prospects for
early action on the Dawes report, com
bined with a more favorable outlook at
Washington, aided the forward move
ment in the early stock dealings. Gains
Of to points were recorded by
wide variety of shares, including du
Pont, Schultz, Union Pacific, New York
Central. Texas and Pacific. Pittsburgh
and West Virginia and Atlantic Coast
Line.
\ growing demand for railroad is
sues was reflected in buying of the
dividend paying stocks. Profit-tak-
ing developed later in a number of
preventative industrials. forcing
General Electric and Studebaker
down "a point. American Zinc pre-
ferred and Wheeling and Lake Erie
preferred also suffered sharp losses.
Foreign exchanges opened lower.
Brisk buying of representative rail-
road stocks. which advanced 1 to
more than 3 points, sustained the
general list despite intermittent bear
selling of the motor issues and re-
newed liquidation of low priced in
duStrialS.
With fresh operations for the rise
in progress, the demand broadened
considerably. embracing oil, shipping,
tobacco. merchandise and chemical
issues. United Fruit jumped points,
Sears Roebuck 8, Woolworth and
Lackawanna 3l2 each. Southern Pa
clflc rose more than Il point to a new
top price for the year at 90Ss. and
Missouri Pacific preferred reached a
new high level at 395s. Renewed
selling pressure against the motors
brought point loss in Nash and
Willys-Overland preferred. General
Electric yielded 2 points and United
Cigars broke 10 points to new
minimum figure at 1S0. Call money
opened at Az per cent.
Bear Element Active
The shifting of speculative opera
tions into railroad shares encouraged
bear element to make a demonStra-
tion against the leading industrials in
the early afternoon, forcing down
Crucible, Gulf States and United
States Steels, Baldwin, American Can
and American Wooden l to l p below
yesterdays final figures. General
Electric also ran off 6 points, Corn
Products 3 and Interborough Rapid
Transit >. Railroads eventually
yielded sympathetically to a fractional
extent from their high prices.
Evening star., 1924-04-03
BANK OF ENGLAND REPORT.

LONDON, April 3.-The weekly
statement of the Bank of England
shows the following changes in
pound: Total reserve decreased f943,-
900; circulation increased $4,000;
bullion increased fS,756; other Sc
curities increased f4,706,000; other
deposits increased Ella, ,959, 900: public
deposits decreased f10.573,O00; notes
reserve decreased 1851 600; govern
ment securities decreased f3S5,0oo.
The proportion of the banks reserve
to liability this week is 16.43 per
cent; last week 1t was 1871 per cent.
Rate of discount, per cent
Evening star., 1924-04-03
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.

BY the Associated IreSS.
NEW YORK. April 3.-Foreign ex-
changes easy. Quotations (in United
States dollars): Great Britain, de-
mand, 4.30 1-16; cables. 40 5-16: sixty
day bills on banks, APT 1916 France.
demand, .05S4; cables, .e5S5. Italy, de-
mand, 0426A: cables, .0430A. Bel
gium, demand, .04S4; cables, .04S5. Ger
Iand denand s6e5 Norwav demand
.13641s Sweden, demand, .2646. Dem
mark, demand, .1645. Switzerland, de-
mand, .1743. Spain, demand, 1904.
Greece, demand, .0175. Poland, demand,
.O0000012. Czechoslovakia, demand,
O29S. Jugoslavia, demand, .0124. Aus
tria, demand, .O0oO141s Rumania, de-
mand, .0052B. Argentina, demand,
1926. Brazil, dema4d, .1120. Toxic.
demand .42k. Montreal, .9Th.
Evening star., 1924-04-03
STRENGTH HOLDS
IN RAILWAY BONDS
Activity Keeps Pace With
Respective Stocks-France
Leads Foreign Issues.
BIZ GEORGE II. HUGHES.
Special Dispa tch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, April 3.-Sustained
strength in railroad bonds, speculative
and of second grade, and in the high
er-yielding foreign securities charac-
terized todays bond tradines.
In general way the activity in
rails ran along with the speculation
In their respective stocks. There was.
however, this difference. The rise in
the high-grade dividend-paying stocks
was not accompanied by any corre-
spending strength in the bonds.
speculation in bonds centered about
tHe Seaboard, the Erie the ST Paul
me New Haven and the Missouri pa
enc en- obligations. Buying of the New
tlCuiarly impressive. Special strene-f h
was SHOWN in the Is of 1925 at new
high f." the wear
Erie Issues All Strong.
Erie issues were all strong arafn
" - -. .l%tlslIy the con-
certible D-4s among the ST Paul is
sues today'S favorite was the long
term convertible SIS. St Louis San
francisco income IS and adjustment
os were both higher In the Sea-
board group the consolidated GS sold
at their recent high around 79. All
thiS Improvement in railroad bond
makes easier the three great refund
ing operations on which the invest
ment bankers are now at work,
namely, those of the Baltimore and
Ohlo, the St Paul and the New Haven.
French bonds led the advance in the
foreign group. Department OF the Seine
as were especially active and made a
new high record. Jugosiav SIS had a
sharp run-up. equaling the high of last
January. Cuban , l2s held their recent
gains and improved upon them. Jap
aneSe As sold UP above so and frac-
tional advances were scored in some of
the Brazilian Issues The impressive
feature of the trading was that the
improvement covered so wide a range of
foreign securities
FirmnetsS Is General.
In domestic investments United
States loans We're all strong and
higher High grade rails and in
dustriaIS were firm Only in indus
trials was there any weakness. Ajax
Rubber So made Il new low on sal eS
of a few bonds. Wickwire Spencer
Steel Is recovered from Wednesdays g
extreme depression, but still sold at
an extraordinarily low price for q
first mortgage Z per cent bond
Today's new financing included
s6,000.000 in Northern States Power
6s, due l9iS. There was also offered
Sl,000.000 international Railways of
Central America first SIS at II, but
this issue did not represent any in
crease in capitalization.
Evening star., 1924-04-03
B. G. O. BOND ISSUE O. KID.

Application by the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company to issue S2,-
100000 of refunding and general
mortgage per cent bonds, to be
pledged as~collateral security for fu-
ture note issues, was opposed today
by the Interstate Commerce Commits
siQA-
Evening star., 1924-04-03
Are You a .Suckers

Too many people put their money
IN say dreams and wake up broke:
Never put your name ieoirsd on ane of aeeGoe eome
ono in YOUR bank what ne knows
about some stock issue that is OF
fered to you privately.
Evening star., 1924-04-03
DAIRY PRODUCTS.

BALTIMORE. April 3 Especially -
Live poultry-Young chickens pound.
25a3J: Ireghorns. 25a30: winters asa
80; springers. 55a60; old hens. 23at5;
Leghorns. old, 22a25: old roosterx.
sails; ducks. 24a34; pigeons, pair,
45a50; Guinea fowl, each, 30aSO.
Dressed poultry-Chickens pound.
2Sa35; ducks. 30a35; old roosters, lea.
Il; capons, 3oa43.
Eggs-I.oss off, native and nearby
firsts, dozen, 21; southern, 20; duck
eggs, 40.
Butter-Creamery, good to fancy
3Sa42; prints 42a44; nearby creamery,
3Sa3S; ladies', 32a33: rolls, 29a32:
store packed, 90: dairy prints, 30a32:
process butter, 3Sa39.
Evening star., 1924-04-03

FORT WORTH, April 3.-Soutn-
western millers have been receiving
increased orders for flour for export
to South and Genital America from
the gulf ports.
Evening star., 1924-04-03
IN. Y. Stock and Bond
Averages.
Wednesday, April 2.
STOCKS.

STOCKS.
Total stock sales, 109,100
shares.
Twenty industrials averaged
9512; net gain, ga.
High, 1924, 101.24; low, 93.0S.
Twenty railroads averaged
S4.91; net gain, SIS.
High, 1924, $3.50: low, S2.74.
BONDS.
Total bond sales (par value),
$13,591, 900.
Ten first grade rails averaged
S6.52; net gain, .25.
Ten secondary rails averaged
S4.61; net gain, .0s.
Ten public utilities averaged
S7.4s; net gain. .02.
Ten industrials verage ID
93.4S; net gain, 10.
Combined average, $500; net
gain. II.
Combined average month ago,
s7.37; year ago, S6.14.
Evening star., 1924-04-03

TOTAL SALES (Par vaIue):
am. 4313 600 12 noon 6371 600
i p.m.. 1876 600 2p.m... 3Oi 600
Evening star., 1924-04-03
GRAIN AND PROVISION.

BALTIMORE, Md. April 3 (SpeciaD.
Potatoes, white, 100 lbs, 75a1-75:
yams, barrel 25oa7.00; bushel, 1.00a
500; beans, bushel, 3.O0a5.50; beets,
bushel, 20oao.5O: broccoli and kale,
busheI, 65a75; cabba ge, basket, 1-25a
200; carrots. hundred, 4.00a6.0o; eau
lifower,, crate, 2.00a2.75; celery, crate,
S.25a4.75; cucumbers, crate, 6.0oaS.00;
eggplants, crate, 3.00a5.0o; lettuce,
busheI. 200a5.OO; onions, 100 pounds,
aI.75: oysterplants, 100 pounds, 6.00a
700: parsnips. basket. 60a70: peas,
hamper, 40oa5. 90; peppers, crate, S.0ea
$50: radishes, bushel, 1.5oa2.50: spin
ach, 1.50a1.75; squash, crate, 4.00a5. 90;
Apples (picked), barrel, 2.oOa5.oo;
bushel. 50aI.50: box apples, 1.75a2.25;
grapefruit. box, 1.50a2.75: oranges,
box. 2.25a2.75; strawberries, quart,
Evening star., 1924-04-03
ON NEW YORK BONDS STOCK EXCHANGE
Received by Private Wire Direct t. The Star OnRce
(Sales are in Sl.ooo.)
UNITED STATES BONDS,

lFractions represent thirty secon as
Example: 98-3 means 9S 3-32.)
Evening star., 1924-04-03
Settling Prices on Grain.

Wbeat-No. red winter, spot,
1.oSH: No. red winter. garlicky,
spot. domestic, 1857; exports, no
quotations; No. 4 or No. red win
ter. garlfcky, spot, no quotations.
Sale-Bag lot nearby at loo per
Corn-Cob. new, 425a4.3o per bar
rel for yellow and 4.10a4.15 per bar
rel for white; No. corn, spot, 49,
No. ; corn, spot, S65s; track corn, yell
low. No 3, new. SSaS912.
SaIes-S64 bushels, No. white, 81
per bushel: 460 bushels No. yellow,
50 per bushel.
Oats-.No. white, 56h; No. . white,
"R Rye@Nearby, 7oaso; No. rye, spot
76ss.
timothy and white clover mixed and
strictly No. / clover, fair demand at
quotations: low grade hay plentiful
and difficult to move, causing a sharp
discount. Quotations: No. l timothy,
%, 90 per ton: No. ., 26.50a27.00; No. 3,
clover. 2S.00a24.50: No. l clover mixed
o., ,5Oa26. 90: No. l clover, 26.00a27. 90.
Straw-No. l straight rye, 24.00a
o.. 90 per ton; No. l tangled rye, 1900
AGO. 90: No. l wheat, 1S.00a1S.50: No. 1
oat, 17.00a1S.00.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-02

boiiho pohlavi, ktere v tom spa
tfuji zvlastni chloubu, mohou-li
miti V byte jake pozoruhodnost
vlastni svou masku re sadr
Ste danny jsou novym rozmarem
modnosti primo unaseny. Celia ta-
vsc. mali byti provedena, netr-
va. dele nez IS minut. Oblicej Sc
natfe nejdfive nsjakym tukem. u
81 Sc zacpou vatou a oci Sc "a
vrou. Osoba. Sc ktere ma byti wa
ia maska. dostane mezi rty rour-
ku, kterou Sc j pfivadi vzduch
k dychani: Potom Sc polozi pres
tvafe a pres cello nekolik hedvab-
nych niti. aby mohla byti maska
po vykonane praci sundana. A
pax Sc zacne pracovati Sc sadrou.
Dale uz neni tfeba uz niceho e.
niti nez zaplatiti ! mil. rak ko-
run. kdyz je vse hotovo. posta-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-02

zdravi Tusarovo. Po uverejne-
N nj .Iaadelk1 pravil: Tri roxy
pracuI k tomu, abych odkli-
dill povalecne napeti mezi O.
bema sousednimi staty. D6lam
politiku bez intrik a cestne,
lotevrene. Dilo Sc mne darilo a
nyni nam hodili do cesty fa-
lesne dokumenty. Rozestvati
|narody podarf Sc Ia hodinu a
pax leta trva, nez Sc vse ma
pravi. Chore srdce Tusarovo
puklo mad temito udalostmi. (.
Pri sejmuti rakve katafal-
ku zaznely zvuky harmonic,
racez sarkofag odnesen ma pr
vni nadvori Lidoveho domu, 70
vnez poN celem prostranstvf
smutecni rouSkou zahalene.-
Zde delnicti pevci zapeli "Pi-
sen Prace",. Ma tomto nadvori
promluvil o zasluhach V. Tu-
sarar senator DIR. FIR. Soukup.
PrGvod zahajila cestna jiz-
dni straz, "a niz nasledovali
legionari, deputace organisa-
ce, vozy vencove, nosici ven-
cG, Ia pohyblivym katafolkem
S rakv, ubirali sc elenove rodi-
ny, nacez nasledovali zastup-
cove presidenta a clenove Via
dy, elenove diplomatickeho sbo
ri, clenove Narodniho shroma-
zdenf, vykonneho vyboru csl.
soc. dem. strany delnicke, "a
stupcove 1radu, korporaci atd.
Kondukt ubiral sc Hybern-
skou ulicf ma Prikopy ava
clavskym namestim k Museu.
u PraSne brany sbof hudebni-
XII zahral ma lesni rohy dojem-
nou skladbu. Po cele ceste two
filo obecenstvo huste spaliry.
u Musea zastavil privod a
sarkofag proiel "a vzdavane
pOcty zesnulemu do krematO-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-02

Brit,kd uvstaUd a nduSteunici
cernoSi. Ma britskou fisskou VISTA
stavu ocekava Sc pfirozens velky
naval navstevniki ze vsech zemi
svsta. specielns pax z britskych
kolonii. Take Sernossi Sc tam v
hojnem poctu vyskytnou. Ale =
ach. jiz nyni isou upozornovani
ma omezeni. kteremu pry Sc bu-
dou musit bezvymijecne podrobi-
ii: nikdo nesmi 81 ma vystavu We
Wembley privesti vice manzelek
nez jen jednu. TAX zni totiz ma
fizeni. vydane sveho casu kralov-
nou Viktorii. kazdy pfislusnik
6erneho plemene smi do Anglie
ien jedinou manzelkou, ostatni
sve krasky musi nechati donna.
Pfedstavte 81, jaky boj asi ted
rozvine Sc mezi manzelkami tech
sernosskyych st'astlivcii, kterym ka
psa dovoli vylet do Wembley.-
kazda bude chtit vyvolenou, a
kdo vi, nedojde-li ma mnoze tfe-
ba k tragediim?
Posmrtne masky "a zipa. We
Vidni uplanila Sc V posledni do
be nova zaliba. ktera svedGi We
ru v dostatecne mife o pochybe-
nem vkusu. Jisty sochaf pfisel to-
tiz ma to. jak by bylo lie snadno
hodns vydslati. Jeho myslenka Sc
ujala. jak uz to u podobnych hlou
posti byva mily sochaf della n.y.
nj skvsle obchody: Xe Vidni ma.
slo Sc totiz dosti mnoho osob 0.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-02
SEBEVRAzEDNY POKUS
MODELKY.

Chicago, /. kvetna. - Di-
verna pritelkyne Wandy Sto-
poye, jez nasilne ukoncila Ii
vot svdj minuly tyden, hezka
18leta Constance McDermotto-
va, hledala rozlusteni nest asst
neho milostneho pomeru wee
ra pouzitfm jedu, kdyz stala
jako model pred suddenly zdej
siho Art Institutu. Je nadeje,
re Sc uzdravi. Pravi Sc, ze div
ka byla stalou spolecnicf Wan
dy Stopove, jez mela ma nj sill
ny vliv.
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'sVZPOURA" MILIcNfCH
VOJAKt.

Philadelphia. 1. kv6tna. =
Nasledkem SPORT o plat. ma
n6iz chill 81 narokv. 20 clenH
setninv F, Ill. pesiho pluku
pennsvlvanske statnf gardv visa
zeno bylo do zdeisfho statniho
vSzenf ma obvinenf Ze vzpoury.
Budou procesovari pred vo-
ienskvm sondem. kteremu hu-
de nrndsedati n1nkovnik Ro-
bert M. Prookfield.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-02
PREVOZ VYSLANCE vi. TIL
SARA PRAHOU KE
ZPOPELNENf
(PoStovni zpraya)

Strana socialne demokratic-
ka vypravila nadherny kpn.
dukt jednomu re svych vyr.i.
kajicich pfedakG. Velmi hcjne
1castenstvi nejen stoupenc6 OF
ganisace, ale i smutecnich no.
stu svedcilo o tom, ze vysla-
nee Vlastimil Tusar poz;val
mimoradne ucty neien We sve
strane, ale j u jinych vrstev.
Pfevezeni telesnych ostatku
v. Tusara Prahou stalo Sc $
mimoradnou okazalosti v ram
ci hlubokeho smutku.
+. Zesnuly vyslanec odpocival
We velkem sarkofagu ma kata-
falku We zvlastni dvorane ma.
'dvofi Lidoveho domu v Hy-
bernske ulici. Vnitfek dvorany
byl 1plne zahalen smutecni
rouskou. Mohutne obloukove
lampy ozafovaly rozsahlou mi.
stnost, niz zaujali sva mfsta
smutecni hoste skoro vsech po-
litickych stran, dale vyznamni
hodnostari vefejneho zivota.
Katafalk byl obklopen ha-
lem exotickych kvetin a ven
eli obrovitych rozmerh. Rady
voskovic dopl1ovaly smutecni
vyzdobu. Podel katafalku tvo-
iii cestnou straz legionafi a
deputace D. T. J.
O 3. hod. odp. vstoupili do
smutecni dvorany clenove rodi-
nv zesnuleho vyslance. Pritom-
nj povstanfm vzdali Jim poe
Smutecni slavnost zahaiil S.
tu.
eel. delnickych peveckych spoil
XII. zapenim Smetanova tsboru
"Slava Tobe"! nacez ministr
Malvpetr pronesl vfelv proiev
imenem vladv. Velebil zesnu-
leho iako ne,inavneho pracov-
nfka pro mir a pokoj Y lidstvu.
mezi narodv a statv. vi. Tusar
pfi sve vrozene soreaniSacni
schopnosti prokaZal repuhlice
.sluzby neocenitelne. Zvlast' w
znamnou byla ieho hluboka a
yroucf'lsska k narodu. ..Jeho pa
matka ,bude trvale zapsana V
deiinach .naseho statu.
Jmenem csl. dem. stranv del
nicke "a soc. dem. stranu v
Podkarpatske Rusi ocenil "a
sluhy zesnulehoi ministr skol-
stvi Bechyne. KIadl IA vzor
priklad Tusara iake socialistv
- demokrata, ktery nebyl bu-
ficem. ale socialnim konstru-
kterem. Die sdeleni choti zvec
n6leho piisobilo uvefeinenf fa-
lesnych istn "Berl. Tagblat-
tu" velmi nicive ma chatrne
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PRES ATLANTIK v 6O-STO.
POVE LODI.

Southampton, Angle, 1. kve
tina. - William B. Leeds, man
Eel princezny Xenie z Recka,
pfijel sem z New Yorku a jal
sc konati prfpravy k podnik-
mutt zpetne cesty pres Allan
ticky ocean ma 60-stopove ry-
bafske lodi.
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ria ma Olsanech, kde pamatce
zesnuleho vidal cest ,ninistl'
G. Habrman. Pevecky sbor
"Typografia" zapel Forstrav
sbor ~ osudu rukou", ma
cez Ia zvukI statnich hymen
rakev Sc posunula "a smutecni
rousku, ably telesne ostatky ze-
snuleho byly zpopelneny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-02
NEMOHI. Sc DOcKATI
SMRTT.

ManitcwOc. Wis. 7 kvStna
We zdn;sl nemncnici snachal
vsaro Sehnvra zdn rnis+arsi nri
slnsn'k rossta. Polak Ian lie.
wandowski. innz co nSistShn-
vel 10 z1eisf. traiirv med 7F
l4+v v r"s'edni dohS chnravsl
vsak vlnbIa rernn 1ohnala
iei h 7cnfa)s+vi. nhSsil Sc v
nnstSeaenam okamzitu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-02

Vi 81 pax st'astny mattel masku
malebns ma krb nebo ma psaci
stul, danny pax j chovaji We
SVEN boudoiru. Zenske masky
"zkrasluji' Sc mad to nskdy paru-
kou, take to vypada hodns DO
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-02

divine. Muzske masce nasadi Sc o.
bycejne klobouk. Masky tyto 20
brazuil tahy obli6eje az ku po-
divu pfesne, avsak ztrnulosti "a
bezbarvosti svou vyvolavaii az pfi
lis DOZEN masky posmrtne.
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~
iedini cesti reznici a uzenarrii
v Broadway-58th Market.
Zasoba donna parene drIbeze kazdou
sobotu.
Vysek vzdy cerstveho masa a zasoba
chutnych uzenin.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-24
INTEREST in COMING
TRIP OF ROUMANIAN
PREMIER TO TURKEY
Believe Turk Viewpoint on
Bessarabian Question
Sought.
BY WALTER COLLINS.

Copyright by The San Antonio Light.
Sofia, April 24.-The projected voy-
age of the Roumanian premier, Bra
tiano, to Turkey, is attracting consid-
cradle attention in the Balkans. Off
cially. it is a state visit of private
nature, but it is generally surmised
that Bratiano wishes to see Mustapha
Renal Pasha in order to ascertain the
Turkish viewpoint regarding the ques-
ton of Bessarabia, for since the Rus
o-Roumanian conference at Vienna
was broken off owing to disagreement
over the status of Bessarabia, both
Russians and Roumanians have been
INDUCING in violent recriminations.
Now the Russians are reported to
be concentrating troops on the Bes-
sarabian frontier and at Bucharest
there is a certain amount OF nervous
ness. The visit of Roumania royalties
to Paris is expected to be filled by
conclusion of defense treaty with
France. Under the circumstances, IL is
possible that Roumania considers
making overtures to Turkey who. de-
spite having INDUCED in filtration
with the Sovicts, as little in COM
mon with Russia, and indeed. for CEN
turtles has been her bitter enemy be-
cause the Russians covet Constantin-
ople.
Another factor actuating the Rou-
manians to seek Turkish friendship is
the polemic which has broken out
with Jugoslovakia recently regarding
frontier notifications. Each country
accuses the other of excesses and al
though both belong to the little en-
tente. there is little good feeling. now
in evidence.