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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-03-25
Major Training
Gossip

r7OS. ANGELES, Cal--Chica-
III go Cubs nicked fourteen
IL hits off three Los Angeles
hurlers and won to T. Three
Angel hurlers gave way before
the Bruin onslaught.
SHREVEPORT Lam inter White
Sox battle ended in a 6-6 tie. because
the Yannigans. tossed several Wild
heaves allowing Eddie Collins regulars
to knot the ecore.
ST. PETERSBURG. FLA-JoHN Nc
GRAw'S NEW YORK GIANTS. FA-
vORITES IN THE NATIONAL
LEAGUE PENNANT RACE. WERE
HERE TODAY TO MEET THE BOSTON
BRAVES IN THE FIRST GAME OF AN
EXHIBITION TOUR THAI WILL
BRING THE CHAMPIONS BACK TO
THE POLO GROUNDS.
CLEARWATER, Fla.-One
more day of grace was given by
officials of the Brooklyn Club
to Burleigh Grimes, star pitcher,
who is holding out for more
money ON new contract.
Grimes refused to accept the
two day ultimatum given him.
C07T. PETERSBURGH, Fla
IN Erin Ward, regular second
~ baseman of the New York
Yankees, will be out of the game
for several days with a dislocated
thumb received In Mondays game.
Wanninger. a rookie, will be used
in his place.
NEW oaLEANS-Rain curtaiIed the
Red Sox schedule Tuesday. but today
they are scheduled to meet the New Or
leans Pelicans in another exhibition
game.
ORLANDO, FIa.-,Jimmy Ca
venny, placed on the market by
the Reds during the winter, is
the leading hitter OF the team in
exhibition games played by the
Reds so far. He went al .444
gait.
AUGUSTA. GA.-FoLLowrV :. p
1 VICTORY BY THE r. LIARS
OVER TIL ERooKIEs TUEsy (. THE
TIGERS LEFT FOR CHAIR TIE. N.
c.. WHERE THEY BEGIN A THREE
DAY TOUR OF THE STICKS" WITH
TORONTO INTERNATIoNALS.
SARASOTA. Fla.-After taking fly
ing start the Browns were nosed out by
the Giants to- 2. Today the st.
Louisians went TO Palmetto to play
Buffalo
STOCKTON. GAIA thrce-game Sc
ries with the Kansas City A. A. club.
starts the wind.up Of the st. Louis Oar
dinals series Of exhibition games The
first game with Kansas City was sched-
uled today.
A X r l. A N d, F1a.-Joe
III Shaute. veteran Cleveland
III hurler, is slated to make
his first start Of the season against
Cincinnati Thursday at Orlando.
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Choice Seats
on Sale

Reserved seats for the Indiana
Kentucky A. A. U. boxing cham
pionships. to be held at the In
dianapolis Athletic Club went on
sale today at downtown dis
tribution points. I. Watt Pugh
heads the I. A. c. committee for
the tourney, which will be held
the last three days Of next week.
Cooperating with him are Paul
Jordan and Tom C. Murray, A. A.
u. officials.
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Nut Cracker

"1HE world is itself again.
Chicago has another beauti-
IL full murder case and Babe
Ruth is down to weight.
Benny Leonard was egged while doing
night t. - After Which S 'hs I saiS
self.
The scrfbes are calling the Ath-
letics the dark horse of the 1925
race. F.. BY July they may be call
ing them worse than that.
Bob Edgren says no fighter uses the
cprr i punch today: This Is prob
constitutional amendment.
'LoGGERHEADS" IS THE NAME
OF ONE OF THE SEASONS NEW
PLAYS. WE SUSPECT 1T HAS
SOMETHING TO DO WITH BREW.
MASTERS AND MILWAUKEE,.
E1DDIE CANTOR delivered a
r talk in which he urged
III Harvard students to be-
come chorus men. Eddie must
have seen the boys try to beat
Yale.
A turf writer boldly predicts
3 Quatrain can't lost the Derby this
year. We hope this Is more truth
shan poetry.
Dante heard the waiting of the
damned. !. :. They may have merely
been rookie ft-handers on their way
back to Terre Haute.
We are not interested in Stats
tics ON pyOrrhea, but in the train
ing camps four out of every five
haven't 1t. >. Meaning control.
EV7B are told Florida has no
IWI bananas to speak Of. -.
III And. happily. none at all
to sing Of.
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WOMAN BREAKS RECORD
Ethel Laclie Sets New Mark for
220-Yard Swim

BIZ United Press
CHICAGO, March 25-Ethel
Laclxie, Chicago. set a new record
for the Central A. A. u. in the
swimming championships here last
night, when she SWAN the 220 yards
in 1853 AS. Arne Borg. Swedish star.
failed in his effort to break Johnny
Weissmullers record for the same
distance.
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LOCAL MARKSMEN HIGH
Rife Teams Score Wen In Fifth
Corps Area Match.

Second, third and fourth places
in the 5th corps area rifle match,
just completed. were won by the
teams of Manual. Technical and
Shortridge High Schools. Lieut.. Col.
g. M. Lee. commandment, has an
nounced. The schools will enter
the national contest in which the
best teams from all nine of the
corps areas in the country will com.
pete.
The standing was Manual, 7,459;
Technical, 7,4o1; Shortridge, 1898.
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BIZ United Press

6t OutLeu f'TcSS
PHILADELPHIA. March 25.-
Charlie Rosenberg, new bantam
weight champion, will meet Tommy
Murray, Philadelphia. in ten
round bout here April IS. The title
will not be at stake. as Murray has
agreed to come in overweight.
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LoganspOrt Plans Gym

BIZ Times Special
LOGANSPORT, Ind. March 25.-
Campaign to raise funds for con-
struction of an $4,000 gymnasium,
built especially for basketball. will
start soon. The proposed structure
would seat nearly 5000 persons.
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RAY TO TACKLE NURMI
Famous Track Stars to Race at De.
troll April 6.
Bv Ursted Press

BW United Press
DETROIT, March 25. - Paavo
Nurmi and Joie Ray have accepted
invitations to meet in a mile-and-a-
half race here April Q. NSrmi has
agreed to stage two races during a
two-day track carnival Of the Michi-
gan A. A.. u.
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E7ASKETBALL season isn't
* over for the Hottentots,
L. girls basketball team of
this city. That club is hot on the
trail of the Fairbanks-Morse team
for game. The Hottentots
claim that Fairbanks which won a
recent tourney was to play the
Tots for the city title. Jean
Adamson. manager, states she has
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Schools Resume RelatIons

BIZ United Press
GALESBURG, H., March 25-
Athletic relations between Knox Col
lege and Bradley Institute of Peoris
may be resumed. Tentative date.
have been arranged for baseball
games and tennis matches between
the two schools.
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Gopher BackaeId Coach

BIZ Times Special
MINNEAPOLIS. March 25.-Maj.
Ray C. Hill. former Army football
star and assistant to Howard Jones
at Iowa for many years, has been
signed to coach the University of
Minnesota back field.
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A. b. G. Tourney

BUFFALO, N. Y, March 25.-The
noted Rivers five-man team of Ro-
chester was on the alleys a. the
American Bowling Congress touina-
ment today. Other teams in the
five-man event came from Erie, Pa;
Cleveland. ST. Louis and Chicago.
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Exhibition Baseball
Tuesday Games

Tuesday Games
LOS ANGELES. Cal. March 25.-
T Oh. sgOva Nsti9 1nas. r '.... = !
Batteries Steuland. Blake. Bush and
OFarrell. Payne Ramsey. Walters and
Spencer.
SAN ANTONIO, Texas. March 25;-
San Antonio Texas .....'..-''lS "a
Batteries-Porter, Heltzman and War
wick. Townsend: Watson. House, Edmond
son. Hilton and Wirts. Wingheld.
LEEsBURG., Fla. March 26.---
Reading (Internationall n.y., IT Q
Batteries--Jonnard Voolfolk and Vigur-
est; Howe, Subris and Lynn (Game called
end fifth account rain.)
ST. PETERSBURG. Fla March 25--
Brooklyn (National) 10 ID Q
New York (American) ;. o
Batteries-Ehrhardt Rush, Schwartz
and Taylor. Hargreaves Beall, johnson.
Bradley and Schang. Bengough.
NJ FRANCISCO. Cal. March 25-
~ urgh (NationalO ,....
SaifSfranciscO Up. @. L. .... 10
Batteries--Klupa. Kremer and Spencer:
Williams McWeeny and Richie
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0DAY-BUTLER TRACKMEN ON 2, 500 mile TRIP
Local Cinder Stars on Long Journey
In Texas Relay Carnivals
Friday and Saturday.

The Butler relay Of track stars started preentous
2500mle journey through the southern part of the United
States today Athletic Director Page Captain Gray
Phillips Caraway, Klgore and Woods made up the squad
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HEAVYWEIGHT SITUATION
IN COMPLICATED MIDDLE
Everyone Concerned Marks Time After Action of N. Y.
Boxing Commission in Dempsey Case.
BY Henry L. Farrell
United Press StG1 Correspondent

NEW YORK, March 25.-With Jack Dempsey the in
eligible list by sentence of the New York boxing
the heavyweight situation complicated than it has been
at time since the champion cultivated
rinO
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Independent Baseball

The Acme Juniors win hold their first
meeting at 7:15 tonight at the corner of
Kappes and Morris SITS All players de-
string try0uts for the coming season should
be on b and. A light workout viii be
held at 10 a. m. Sunday at Rhodius
Park. i he Acmes are now ready to book
games fer the coming season with teams
playing IN the 1S-year-old class. Thoy
have won forty-one Consecutive games. A
lefthanded:, pitcher Il needed. For games
write Wendell Nave. 2013 Miller ST.. or
phone Main $500 and ask for Windy or
Stony.
Organization of indianapolis Eagles No.
I'll baseball team, will be planned at a
meeting Friday night at the Em-Roe store.
Following players are asked to attend
Allen, Ogle, Philip. o, Hayes. Ribble' VII
son. Lynch. Flora. sharp. the winsted
brothers Scandlan and Henson. All Others
wishing try-outs are invited
The De Mola-' baseball team win NEE.
at 7:30 tonight at the En,-Roe sporting
goods store. All try-outs and members are
requested TO attend.
Arsenal Cubs baseball team will hold a
meeting at 1880 tonight at 724 z. Walnut
81. All who cannot attend are asked to
call Riley 29l3 and ask for Eddie.
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ENGLISH RACE WINNER
Tapin Victor In First Big Event
of Turf Season.

BD U.'fted Press
LINCOLN, England. March U.s.
Tapin, a 4-year-oid owned by M. A..
Eknayan, and ridden by Bartholo-
new, won the Lincolnshire handi-
cap here today in a field of twenty
six starters that went to the wire
in the first important race Of the
season. ]. ]. McCaully's Grave
Fairy was second and III. Molliken's
King Willow was third.
The winner paid to to win.
Tapin finished four lengths In the
lead.
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been unable to arrange such
contest.
The Tots" will meet the Prest-
O-Lite team at the Y w. c. A.
Thursday night. II is the first
time this season these two clubs
have played each other. The
"Tots" claim the city and State
titles with record of three years
Of undefeated play.
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EV7B are told Florida has no
W bananas to speak Of. -.
III And. happily. none at all
to sing Of.
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We are not interested in statls-
tics on pyOrrhea, but in the train
ing camps four out Of every five
haven't 1t. :. Meaning control.
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A turf writer boldly predicts
3 Quatrain can't lost the Derby this
year. We hope this Is more truth
shan poetry.
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Dante heard the waiting of the
damned. !. :. They may have merely
been rookie left handlers on their way
back to Terro Haute.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-03-25

7OS ANGELES, Cal--Chica-
IL go Cubs nicked fourteen
IL hits off three Los Angeles
hurlers and won 9 to Z. Three
Angel hurlers gave way before
the Bruin onslaught.
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ORLANDO, FIa.-Jimmy Ca
venny, placed on the market by
the Reds during the winter, is
the leading hitter Of the team in
exhibition games played by the
Reds so far. He went al a .444
gait.
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SHREVEPORT. Lam inter White
Sox battle ended In a 6-6 tie. because
Bill Barrett. filing in at third base for
the Yannigans. tossed several wild
heaves. allowing Eddie Collins regulars
to knot the ecore.
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A X z L A N d, F1a.-Joe
Shaute. veteran Cleveland
IL hurlor, is slated to make
his first start of the season against
Cincinnati Thursday at Orlando.
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AUGUSTA. GA--FOLI,Owrr :. p
1 VICTORY BY THE r. LIARS
OVER TIL ERooKIEs TUEsy {. THE
TIGERS LEFT FOR CHAIR TIE. N.
c.. WHERE THEY BEGIN A THREE
DAY TOUR OF THE STICKS" WITH
TORONTO INTERNATIONALS.
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'LoGGERHEADS" IS THE NAME
OF ONE OF THE SEASONS NEW
PLAYS. WE SUSPECT 1T HAS
SOMETHING TO DO WITH BREW
MASTERS AND MILWAUKEE,.
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STOCKTON. Oal.-A thrce-game Sc
ries with the Kansas City A., A. club.
starts the wind-up OF the st. Louis Oar
dinals series Of exhibition games. The
first game with Kansas City was sched-
uled today.
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NEW OaLEANS-Rain curtai1ed the
Red Sox schedule Tuesday but today
they are scheduled to meet the New Or
leans Pelicans in another exhibition
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SARASOTA. Fla.-After taking a fly
ing start the Browns were nosed ont by
Louisians went 10 Palmetto to play
Buffalo.
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("7HE world is itself again.
Ill Chicago has another beauti-
IL full murder case and Babe
Ruth is down to weight.
Evening star., 1925-06-02
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET

CHICAGO. June Omitted States
Department of AGriculture).-Hogs
Receipts. 10000 head; uneven; 10 to
Is higher than Mondays best prices.
or IS to 25 above average; medium and
heavy weight butchers scored maxi
mum advances; big packers inactive:
bulk good and choice 140 to 225 pound
weight. 12.10a12.30; top. 1885: bulk,
120 to l40 pound butchers. 1925; pack.
ing sows, largely 10.75a11.00; strong
weight slaughter pigs. mostly 11.75a
1900: heavyweight hogs. 11.s5a12. .25:
medium, 11.90a12.35: light, 117oa1o
light lights. 11.20a12.30.
Cattle-Receipts. 5000 head: fed
steer trade fairly active: strong to 20
higher. mostly 10 to Is up: better
grades light and medium grade offer
inss showing most upturns: strictly
choice long yearlings. 1900; several
loads 11.25a11.60; shipper demand
fairly broad. especially for lightweight
offerings; fed heavies early at Ills:
lower grades showing grain feeding
sharing advance in instances; buyers
discriminating sharply against grass:
better grades fat cows and heifers
strong to l5c higher; grassy kinds
dull; bulls fully steady; mostly 5.25a
$40 on boloRnas: few heavies, 55oa
$50: vealers steady to unevenly lower;
light kinds getting decline: largely
1925 downward to packers; few 1880:
outsiders Manipulating at 11.oo and
better: stockers and feeders nominally
steady.
Sheep-Receipts, 5000 head: fat
erns sold; few decks of natives, 1915;
sorting more moderate; bidding sharp.
ly lower on heavy fat sheep yearlings
feeders steady at 10. .00al025
Evening star., 1925-06-02
CORN PRICES DROP
AS DROUGHT ENDS
Break of Over 5 Cents Per
BusheE-Wheat and Oats
Also Tumble.
By the Associated Press.

bY tno AbsOclate0 PresH.
CHICAGO, June Corn led the
way in a general early swing down
ward today of grain values. Wide
spread rains, giving relief from
drought, caused a selling movement
that was especially effective against
the December delivery of corn, de-
livery that was recently made con-
spicuous by sensational advance on
account of crop damage fears. Before
today's decline could be checked, the
December corn price suffered an ex-
treme break of 5h cents a bushel.
Corn opening prices, unchanged to
q lower, September 1.15% to 1.15B,
and December 97& to 9SA, were fol.
lowed by a slide down that carried
September to 1.13 and December to
SO cents.
Wheat and oats gave way with
corn, despite month-end reports from
experts showing heavy crop deteriora-
ton during May. After opening at Is
to q off, July $50 to 1904 and Sep
tember I.57 to 1879, wheat scored
moderate gains, but then sharply de-
iclined, July touching 1.57A and Sep
tember 1854.
Oats started at ls off to Il up, Sep
tember 4Sh to 1875. Later upturns
were followed by material setback
all around.
Higher quotations on hogs gave
firmneSS to the provision market
Evening star., 1925-06-02
STRENGTH REVIVED
IN BOND MARKET
Successful Sale of Foreign
Loans HeIps-French
Liens Recovering. :"
BY GEORGE II. HUGHES.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, June Bond prices
were quietly firm today with activ.
fty confined to a few special issues,
mostly of the semi-speculative type.
International Mercantile Marine 6s.
for instance, rallied from the extreme
low Of the day before, following pub
lication OF the annual report. Al
though the statement showed a deficit
for the year. this was after deprecia-
ton charges. which already We're more
than twice the amount of the interest
on the bonds. Disregarding deprecia-
ton, Marine covered interest charges
three times over.
fractions Active.
Great strength was shown by
Brooklyn Manhattan Transit SIS at
their record high. Further improve
ment was made by all the Inter.
borough bonds. gains averaging over
a point Third Avenue Adjustments
did better also, and there was some
recovery in Chicago Railway 5s.
In the railway list active buying of
Chicago and Eastern Illinois 5s ad.
Vanced the quotation over a point, the
impetus being a report. afterward de.
MED, that the Pennsylvania was go.
ing to take over the road. st. Louis
cdH francisco incomes were nrm
around their high prices, but the St.
Paul group was irregular.
Liberty Loan at New Top.
Investment bonds were steady but
dull. United States Treasury Al S
duplicated the record high this year
as did the Liberty first AVS.
There was heavy buying of the high
yielding foreign issues. with German
Is as leaders. Hungarian TVS was
another member of this group in
demand. French bonds were unaf-
fected by the renewed decline in franc
exchange.
Today's New Issue.
The most important of the new
offerings was the s45.000.O 900 Argen.
tine 6s priced to yield 6.25 per cent
and quickly subscribed. Other new
issues were $4,000. 900 Buffalo and
Fort Erie Public Bridge Is at 99h
and 100000 Consolidated Gas of
Baltimore refunding 5s to yield just
under per cent.
Evening star., 1925-06-02
PREFERRED DIVIDEND
PAID OUT OF SURPLUS

CLEVELAND. June CP.-Direc-
tors of the NJ. A. Hanna Co. yester-
day declared the second quarterly
dividend for this year on the first pre-
ferred stock, amounting to $1.75 per
share, payable June 20.
The first quarter financial report
showed deficit of $313,15O. and it was
announced that the dividend on the
first preferred is to be paid out of ac-
cumulated surplus. Directors decided
not to declare the dividend on the sec
ond preferred.
Evening star., 1925-06-02
TRADING CONFUSED
IN STOCK MARKET
Heavy Profit aking Early in
SeSSion-SteeI Raided.
Closing Is Firm.
BY STUART p. WEST.

Special Dispatch to The Star
NEW YORK, June ,. - The stock
market today ran into increased profit
taking, many of the recent leaders
losing a good part of last weeks gains.
On the other hand, there were a num-
Der, particularly in the specially class,
which rose to new high figures for the
year. Speculative sentiment, in spite
OF the reactionary tendencies exhibit
ed Monday, was not materially
changed, and professional attempts to
depress prices did not appear to be
making much impression.
Steels Meet Support.
There We're some Is, 900 shares of
United States Steel common taken on
the drop to ia. This showed partly
the presence Of support and partly
short covering due to the recognition
that this support was in the market.
Bethlehem Steel dropped below 3S
again, to the low of the year. Sloss-
Sheffield, under Sc, was off a point
The traders were evidently trying to
test the general market out by bring
ing special pressure to bear against
the steels.
Observation-Disclosures Transit and In
terborough Rapid Transit were again
strong, with the former at a new high
Manhattan modified guaranteed rose
two half points. All this was the re-
suit of the opinions expressed during
the last few days that new subways
cannot be built on a scent fare with
out imposing extra burdens upon the
taxpayers.
Maxwell i'm Wild Rise.
Maxwell Motor shares had another
spectacular rise, with which the
Chrysler stock on the curb kept pace
Il i,
the announcement that the Stock Ex-
change authorities had called upon
members for their position in Max
Well A and as of the close of
business June l, desiring to investi-
gate the nature of the recent trading
in these shares.
Mack Trucks went through a series
OF sharp fluctuations accompanying
the announcement that only the reg
ular dividend on the common had been
declared. Buying power was suffi-
cient quickly to offset the selling
which came in.
Many New High Records.
There We're new high records for
dupont, United States Rubber first
preferred. Shattuck, Nash Motor.
Julius Kayser preferred and Great
Western Sugar. The market for
American Water Works continued at
new high levels. International Tele-
phone & Telegraph and American Tel
ephone Telegraph exceeded their
former tops Unusual activity at ris-
Ing prices was noted in Loew. Inter
national Combustion Engineering rose
sharply, and General Electric shot for
ward nearly points. American
Smelling felt the effect of profit-tak
ing. but subsequently rallied.
The buying in White Motor was not
induced by any idea of an increase
in the dividend but rather by the
company's favorable earnings posi-
ton. The stock has moved with
Mack Trucks repeatedly and the
action of the Mack directors today
threw another damper on the hopes
Of those who had been talking about
something better for White share
holders.
Evening star., 1925-06-02
MARKET CLOSES FIRM.
$50, 100000 Credit to Italy Helps
Late Trading.

NEW YORK, June CP)-Sporadic
profit taking and short selling
impaired considerable irregularity
to today's stock market, which was
featured by another sensational ad-
vance in the Maxwell Motor issues.
Disappointing trade and dividend
news was counteracted by the stiffen-
ing of rubber, lead and scrap steel
prices and rumors of Forthcoming rail
and public utility mergers. Total sales
approXimated $50, 900 shares.
The closing was firm. Announce
ment of the $50 900. 900 credit to Italy
by j. +. Morgan & Co. in the late after
noon was followed by active short
covering operation in the standard in
dustrial, American Can, Baldwin, du-
Pount and L. s. Alcohol, rallying
briskly from their low levels.
Evening star., 1925-06-02
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.
Quotations furnished by w B. Hibbs & Coz
Nominal Selling checks
NEW YORK I1na . N

NEW YORK, June Cp).-Foreign
exchanges easy. Quotations Gin
cents): Great Britain, demand, 4s5ss !;
cables, ASS; 60-day bills on banks,
4.S1%. France, demand, 494h; ca
bles, 4.95. Italy, demand, 1851
cables, 3.96. Demand: Belgium, 4.S2;
Germany, $3.50; Holland, 4013; Nor
way. 1870; Sweden, 26.74; Denmark,
1870; Switzerland, 1895; Spain,
1885: Greece, 1867; Poland, 19A
Czechoslovakia, 2.96A; Jugoslavia,
/ 1.671a; Austria, .14A Rumania, AK !;
Argentina, 40.37; Brazil, 1915: Toxic,
AN; Shanghai, 75A; Montreal,
100 1-64.