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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-08-18
New Richmond School

By Times Special
RICHMOND, Ind, Aug. 18.-The
new Hibberd school, being erected
at a cost OF $235,0OO win be ready
for use at the beginning of the
school term, Sept. 6. It will acx
commodate $50 pupils.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-08-18
Plans Casket Making

BIZ Times Special
RICHMOND. Ind, Aug. iS.--Man-
ufacture Of caskets will be started
soon by the Richmond Air COM
pressor and Chair Company.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-08-18
FINE CHINA is STOLEN
Washington Thief Displays Artistic
Taste in Work

WASHINGTON, Aug. 18.-Wash-
ington has thief who is a con.
noisseur Of fine crockery.
Overlooking numerous other ar
ticles of value, the thief removed a
set Of Dresden China worth 81 500
from q basement in an exclusive
part Of the city. 800 -.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-16
To
Be Displaced By
Machine Guns
BY United Press Ieused Wire

LONDON, March lG. - Conclu-
sions drawn by military experts
based on the most advanced practice
III British and continental army
maneuvc!s in 1906 indicate that the
next war is likely TO be almost en-
tlrely a matter Of machine guns,
artillery, aircraft and tanks. The
role Of the infantryman seems II be
about to be taken over hv the ma
chincgunner.
The present trend of the French
and German armies to have one ma
chine gun company to every three
of ordinary infantry-a far bigger
proportion Of machine guns TO rifles
than was used in the Great Warts
expected during 1927 to continue
10 progress in favor of the machin"
gun. Some experts prophcsy that
within the next ten wears the pro
portional figures viii be reversed,
and 1887 will see three companies
of machine gunncrs to every com
panE of infantry III an efficiently
organized army.
Increasing reliance on the ma
chine gun both as Il weapon of of
fcnsc and defense, ie due to marked
proVcments that have been made
since the war, both in increasing
the reliability of the machine, gun,
and decreasing its weight For
readily mobile forces, the Browning
machinc-gun, it is said, seems likely
to entirely replace both the Lewis
and the lIotchkiss machinc-guns.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-16
FINE PROGRAM
PRESE NTED BY
MEXICAN FOLKS
First 'HNatiOnality Night
Is Attended by Large
Audience.

Observance ot the first Of a group
Of - Nationality nights, which are
being arranged under the auspices
of the Federated Missionary Council
proved Il great success when for
Mexican night, the local Meth
odist church was completely filled
Ivy an enthusiastic audience last
evening. A fine program, given by
Mexican residents of this city, Cal
cNico and Brawlcy, was presented.
Carlos V. Aria, Mexican consul
stationed at CaleXico was one of the
principal speakers of the evening
and was introduced by Miss Sara j.
Reed, representative of the Council
Of Women for Home VI iSSions who
is II leader in the movement for bet
ter understanding between the val
Icy : various races.
In his talk Aria commented upon
the international makeup Of the
, audience which included, in addition
to Il number Of FL Centre residents,
representatives of most of the races
found in Imperial Valley. 1t was
appropriate and fitting that such a
good will gathering Of races should
he held in a church building, Aria
stated.
( Exhibits Of work by the Mexican
women 5 societies Of the Brawlcy
and CaleXico missions and by Miss
Julia Wagner 5 AmcricaniZation
classes of this city added much to
the interest of the evening. Dresses
and many other articles of sewing
and embroidery were shown. as well
as art wo:k by Mexican children in
the schools and number of McXi-
can curios.
Miss Reed presided throughout
the evening, during which the fol-
lowing interesting program WAS Civ
/ en-:
Piano solo, "Turkish March,
! Miss Rcbccca TIRE.
Exercise. "Morc About Jesus,
Mcxicali and CalcXico children
solo, Spanish version of 1.-the Old
Rugged Cross Miss Garcia.
Chorus, "We'vc Il Story to Tell
to the Nations, Brawlcy choir.
Dramatization Of the Bible story
of Ruth: Ruth, Frbc Herrera ;
Naomi, Faustina Colindrcs
"Orpha, Clemcntina Mendoza.
Spanish address, "The Christian
Mother, Mrs. Maria Rincon, inter
prctcd by Henry Rincon.
Spanish solo, Madrc,' Miss FL
vira Coral, accompanied by Miss Oc-
tavia Payne.
Address, "Our Greatest Mcxi-
can Henry Rincon.
Violin duet, Gave Maria,' Faust
Aroc an dPaulinc Rcfucrzo.
Exercise, "Thc Light of the
World, Brawlcv children.
Address, by Senor Carlos V. Ari-
"a.
Address, Rev. Luis Tirra, pastor
Of CaleNico mission.
Solo, " EStrcllita, Aurora Orona.
Chorus, 80 Zion Haste sung in
English and Spanish.
Bencdiction, Rev. 4. Romo, pastor
of Brawlcv mission.
Miss Reed announces that the
second of the series of meetings
will be held on next Tuesday night
at the First Baptist church, when
the colorcd residents of the valley
will present their program.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-16
Hard-Head Boy
Thrown From Car

Falling ont Of an automobile.
landing ON his head ON the pave
mcnt and spinning about like Il top
is ali in the day $ work for a little
japanese boy attending the McKin-
ley school.
The boy, aged about Z years, was
being taken to school this morning
by his father. AS the car in whi' h
he was riding made the turn at
Commercial, ana Fifth streets, the
boy leaned out of the car Il little
too far, and losing his balanc"
toppled to the pavement. His faith
cr busily engaged I driving did not
notice the loss or his passenger un-
Ill bystandcrs called to him.
The youth WAS picked up, looked
dizzilv about him for Il moment,
and then rubbing his head went on
to his studies.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-16
Demurrers Filed
In Two Cases

\ demurrer in the case Of j. \.
Harris against Mart Rodeman was
filed at the county clerks office
this morning by HickcoX and Trude.
attorneys for the defendant. The
case involves the alleged failure of
the defendant to complete payments
ON two promissory notes and the
plaintiff through his attorney s. p
Williams, entered complaint seek
ing Judgment Of $2,33l21.
Another demurrer was filed in tho
case Of Frank Timpe against j. G
Naples and r. Mason. This 6cmur
rcr was filed by Harry W. Horton
attorney for the defendants.
Both demurrers charged failure
Of the plaintiffs to show cause for
action in the information accom-
panying the complaints.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-16
Doctor Shot By
Traffic Officer
Dy United Press Leased Wire

LOS ANGELES, March 16.--Dr.
George Ham, Moncta physician, was
fighting infection from Il gun
wound in his right arm, in the
White Memorial hospital mere to.
day, following an encounter with Il
Compton motorcycle policeman.
The officer, &. j. Andrews, is re-
ported 10 have brought the physir-
ialp TO a stop by firing 4 bullet at
his speeding machine in Compton
early Monday morning.
According to DR.. Ham he was
speeding to the bedside of Il pa
tient when the officer gave chase
and fired at his car. The bullet
entered his left arm and may par
a'yzc the nerves.
Andrews was suspended pending
investigation by the Compton po-
lice commission.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-16
Chief of Police
Addresses Lions

Sterling Oswalt, chief Of police of
this city, gave talk on poli"e work
which proved Of decided interest
to the hembcrs of the Lions club at
their weekly !uncheon at the llo-
tel Barbara Worth yesterday. Jack
Christian gave a craft talk in which
he told of the details of the drug
business.
.. y. Cadman sang a solo which
was much appreciated. Kendall
Perkins acted as chairman of the
day, and before the departure of
the Lions for their various "lairs -
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-16
Six Acquitted of
Criminal Libel

FRESNO, Cal, March 1G.-M. r
Smith, Rev. l.. ID. Davis, j. w. New
comb, w. w. Harrison, Thornton
Doellc and Ralph Kelsay were free
today of the charges of criminal
libel which were filed against them
several months ago when they were
accused of signing statement that
Sheriff w. +. Jones was drunk at u
Coalinga street dance.
Despite the fact that men did not
call any witnesses in their defense,
the jury ,deliberated only two hours
before acquitting them.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-16
Denies Taking
Auto Battery

Robert G. Drummond entered -
plea Of not guilty to n charge Of
petit larceny when arraigncd be-
fore Judge :. MayfieId this morn
INC. He waived the right to jury
trial and will be given 4 court hear
ing on March %. He was released
under $50 bail. Kendall Il. Perkins
appeared rs attorney for the de-
fcndant.
Drummond was arrested in San
Diego few days ago and return.
ed to Fl Centre. T:le information
accuses Drummond Of having taken
Il battery belonging to local bat
terry service station.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-16

Seizure Of the alleged rum run
ner "Federalship,'' 800 miles off
San Francisco in the Pacific. es-
tapllshed a new precedent and laid
the basis of what is expected to
be bitter court fight. The upper
picture shows the scized ship with
the coast guard vessel alongside: a
portion Of the seized liquor, with
the big four Of prohibition en-
forcement, Alf Oftedahl, intelli-
gence department; U. s. Marshal
Fred Esola; E. r. Bohner, dry ad-
mlnistrator, and U. S. Atty. George
Hatfield. Below are the accused,
Atty. Harold Faulkner, Capt. s. S.
stone, First Mate F. v. Donohue
and Second Mate Alec Kennedy.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-16
These Questions Will Be
Answered Tomorrow

How many native-born governor,
has California had!
When were olives introduced il
California!
How many arrests for crime are
made in California annually!
Who was The first American to
make the overland trip into Cali,
forna?
Questions about California will
be answered if sent to the Califor,
MIA Information Department of this
newspaper.)
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-16
Loan Officials
Faces Prison
by nit"d Press Leased Wire

SAN FERNARDINO, March 1G.
RYAN Y. Watts. former manager
of the Prot ctivc Building and Loan
Corporatian of Ontario, faced from
one to 10 years in San Quentin to-
day, on iva counts Of cmbczzle-
m"nt.
Sentence was pronounced after
Watts had entered Il plea OF guilty
to the cmbczzlcmcnt charge al
though he denied that the shortage
in his accounts had been stolen. \
charge Of forgery was dismissed.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-16
reGas
|Onach
Bowels

be permanently re-
stomach and bowels.
Gas Tablets. which
ially for stomach gas
effects resulting from
having feeling at the
h will disappear. that
ceiling with heart pal
h. and YOU Will again
deep breath without
slesry feeling after
placed by a desire for
f5loating will cease.
and fingers will no
ind go to sleep" be-
Gas Tablets Prevent
|ing with the circula-
bine. in the yellow pack
drug store. Price 81.
On Hand at
) Drug Store
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-16
Married Yestcrday.-Miss Ida
DAVIS CUP ENTRIES CLOSE

NEW YORK, March 1G.-With
% nations listed as challengcrs, the
entry list for the 1927 Davis Cup
competition closed at midnight.
Sweden was the last entry, the
challenge arriving just befor" clos.
ing time. The draw will be made
tomorrow in Washington in the
presence of diplomatic represento.
tives of all the competing nationG.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-16

y creamery and milk factory is
to be built soon at Upton, Tulare
county.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-16

Held for Investigation.-Oscar
Swanson, n negro, was picked NJ bv
immigration authorities at inland
last night. lie had just emerged
from lmpcr al valley wien rlprr.
pended in INLAND AMI as officials
found gan in his possession thc,'
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-16

A recent rabbit drive at Univer.
sity Colony, Fresno county, netted
LOO rabbits.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-16
THE WEATHER
Uy United pr~ss I.ease6 Wire

Uy United "r-ss Len.ed Wire
Los ANGELES AND VICINITY
Fair tonight and Thursday with
moderate temperature.
SOUTHERN CALIfORNIA -
Fair tonight and Thursday; modrr-
ate temperature.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-16
AboIE
|CAIIFORNL
i N lTV1N ENG1ERo .
DRUG ADDICTION

California. with approximately
1000 addictS. is facing serious
problem in the control of the mar
cot;c situation. 1t is worse in Cali
fornia than other states, convictions
under the Harrison Act in 1923
rank ing third in United States, see.
ond in 1925, and first in 1924. Nor
prime is the favoritc drug aud II
grains make IN average daily dose,
costing one dollar per grain. The
ma ioritv Of addi"ts in California
are between 20 end 30 years of age
Addict farms are recommended to
the state as the most effective
means of control and cure.
Q.-lIow does California rank IN
the production of quicksilver?
An 1928 California produced
81 per cent valued at $62l ,s3D of
the total production in United
States.
Q.-Whcn was the State Agricul,
tural Society started,
A.-lncorporated May Is, 1854,
with +. w. McCondray as PRESIDENT
OWN You please name some
prominent native California music
ians?
A.-California has become n cen
ter for the arts, and many promi-
nent artists have made it the land
of their adoption. But we are not
lacking in nativc-bon musicians,
and few of our prominent names
are: Emile Antoine Bruguirc; Al
bert Israel Elkus and John Parrot,
composers; Mrs. Alice Fox, banjo,
list; Mrs, Fannie Come "Fannir
Francisco, - Sibyl Swift Sanderson,
Alice Maud Nielsen and Maude
Fay, grand 0pcra singers.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-16
Money to Loan on Automobiles.
Sterling Securities Co.. Inc. Fred
K. Cross. Mgr, GO Main st. adv

FlemingEi Leave-Thc many
friends of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Fleming will regret to learn that
they left today for San Bcrnardino
where t,lcv viii make their future
hcmc. Mr.. Fleming. who prior 10 Il
breakdown in his health a number
of yeats ago, was n practicing den
fist, is planning to do dental labora,
tory work in thct rity. Mr.. and
Mrs. Fleming have been residents Of
thc vallAT for the last II years
during The greater I::t of w"Ich.
Mr.. Fleming has lccn connett"d
With the Glohc Mills. Mrs. Elem ;rg
has taken an active part in local
social and cub affairs Their san
B"r'arlino address will be corner
of Seventh ard Arrowhead.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-16
Code Messages Accepted

Code Messages Accepted.-Tclc.
graphic information rom head
quarters has just been received by
the local office of the Postal Tcle-
graph Company that It can now ac-
ccpt code in daylcttars and night
letters. This privilege will allow
the use of any five letter code or
any dictionary words regardless of
length. In other words dayict.crs
and night letters viii be checked
in the same manner as straigh. mc,,
,agcS, the difference being oGtY in
the speed of transmission.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-16
Elks Meeting Tomorrow.

Elks Meeting Tomorrow. - The
last initiation of candidates under
the present officers of FL Centre
lodge of Elks, is scheduled for to-
morrow night and all members Cf
the lodge are requested by Exalted
Ruler Washburn to be present. Din
ncr will be served in the dining
room, pending the lodge meeting,
at 6:4J.
No Less, No Better, but pure and
cold as ever. Paul s Oranceade and
Lemonade, at Pickwick Stage De-
pct, ady
Grapefruit Culls, $1.OO per sack.
Barbara Worth Packing House,
Imperial. adv
More Magazines Needed.-Morc
old magazines are needed at the
city library, according TO Miss
agnes FERRIS, librarian. The maga-
zines will be used for the free dis
tribution table, which has for u
long time proved to be one of the
popular features at the city library.
Bring Your Family and try our
Southern Style cooking. Spic and
Span Cafe. adv
The w. G. T. U. will give cook
ed food sale at Varney s, Saturday.
March 10Th. adv
Married Yestcrday.-Miss Ida J..
Berg and Francis w. Sealcy Were
quietly united in marriage by Rev
Arthur +. Schultz at the Methodist
parsonage late yesterday afternoon.
The groom is from Cashmere, Wash,
and his bride from Seattle. They
were accompanied by the hride's
brother, Carl i. Berg. The couple
plan to locate in Calexico for the
present.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-16
WILD MALLARD Duck eggs for
Matching. Orders taken. 425 State
OF. mon wed fri

Car Is Abandoned.-A Star tour,
ing car hearing the license numer-
ais 59S-7Gl was found abandoned
last night about mile and Il half
east of the Evergreen cemetery. A
report was turned in to the sheriff s
office and the ear was taken to n
garage where it will be held pend
ing the determination of its own
crShip.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-16

Chickens Bought and sold. Dress
ed or undressed. Phone o66 for
prices. 10S2 Woodward. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-16

Work was started on a $27O,00O
business block in Bakersfield Kern
county.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-16

nson. Dsn.ist. EY.
ist. Davis Bldg.
cnt. Phone
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-16
PAGE THREE

took motion pictures Of them in ae.
tion, to be released at some future
date.
Cigarettes were distributed to the
Lions by Chief Oswalt, in celehra-
tion Of his fifty seventh birthday.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-16
ontinued.- case

CAA SAAAtSN nv aN'
|gainst ed Searcv,
pc before Judge \.
|erior court, depart
Forming was c0ntin
/ /. \ demurrer has
he ease by the de-
the amended com
the county clerk s
Bearing ON the 4
badly be held be-
the scheduled date
he defense entered
|St the original com
$ upheld by the
OF Music offers
ges TO students Of
pc organ and dra.
Olive. Phone 1861.
66W adv
tn on 4 automobiles
es Go. Inc, Fred r
IA ain St. adv
Cases Fines col
his week in traffir
|d 1920 at noon to-
ses were filed BIZ
|. Two men enter
ltv To charges Of
and were fined $50
were paid. Two
nccs were givon
Judge Mavficld.
facing charges Of
excessive speed
. zone. EXtonuat
|es. however. were
defendants and the
|ded.
Dance Studio. 723
INV. adv
lis, S1.0O per sack.
Packing House.
adv
!. Edgar Bros. Real.
b, Cal. COS Main s..
adv
! Insane. Henry
una was locked M
II last night charged
ne. He was arrest
by Deputy Sheriffs
nd Charlie Freeman
5 had caused suspi
e givci an insanity
Judge j. :. Larew
department two,
# the week.
nson. Dsn,iSt. EY.
at h MI
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-16

detained him for investigation.
office here to determine whether or
not he Was wanted. Tnc attaches
at the sheriff: = office immediately
sent out word 20 the various police
departments IN the valley bu1 ut
noon today 10 w'rd had been re-.
cclved that tic man was sought hv
valley officials.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-16

Hay Insurance. Elgar Bros. Real
ty Co., Fl Centre, Cal. Cos Main St.
Phone 100 adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-16

War Vets to Meet Imperial
Valley Encampmcnt No. 60, United
Spanish War Veterans, will meet to-
night nj 80 at the courthouse. ScV.
cral important matters are to be
taken up al the meeting and Il full
attendance is desired, according TO
the commander.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-16

OF Music offers
ges 10 students Of
pc organ and dra.
Olive. Phone 1861.
66W adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-16

Hay Insurance. Edgar Bros. Real
ty Co, FL Centre. Cal Cos Main st
Phone 100 adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-16
Royal Society Art Goods and
finished pieces at $50 Holt Ave.
Opposite hospital. adv
Vacancy On Traffic Suuad. = No

one has been appointed as vet by
captain Frank Oswalt to fill the va.
cancY IN the state traffic SQUAD left
by Sam Wise last week. I've will
not make any appointments until
the summer season begins to show
heavy traffic, Captain Oswalt said
this morning. and the road to San
Diego is opened. The boys are
handling the traffic in capable
manner at present and | do not feel
that the added expense of rcfilling
The p0sition is necded al pr.Scnt. -
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-16

Special Speaker Tonight.-At The
Lcntcn service, TO be held at 7:30
at st. Paul $ Episcopal church,
Rev. II. w. WooG, pastor of St.
Mathews Episcopal church at Na
tional City, is to be the speaker. On
Friday afternoon at the church the
children s Ienten service will be
held at four clock.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-16
EWSBRLEFS
F-From City and County

Bench Is Stolen Pottv thefts
were practically discontinued over
last night, only one such report be
ing turned in at police headquarters.
This report was made from the
Nrccland studio and WIS to the eff
feet that Il bench, q feet by = feet
which had been standing in front
of the shop was missing.
DR.. T. J. Ruddy, eye, ear, nose
and throat specialist of Los Angeles,
will be in the offices of DR.. II. f.
Cunningham, 532 Main St, for ex-
aminations and operations on Sat
urdav, March 18th. Call at office
or Phone Ia for appointment. adv
Loses Bag. j. Voorhees, Of 92S
RroadWay, san Diego, reported to
the FL Centre police last night that
he had lost Il small black handbag g
somewhere ON the San Diego high
way while coming to FL Centre by
stage yesterday. He said that he
believed it had dropped from the
stage somewhere between Mountain
Springs and FL Centric.
For Complete satisfaction make
an appointment at FL Centre Drug
Go. Beauty Shoppe. Marccls $1.O0,
Betty Shonts Phone Z. adv
Good Gull Grapefruit, $1.00 per
sack. Delivered. A. NJ. Williams.
Ihonc 6J3. cod adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-16

tn on 4 automobiles
es Go. Inc, Fred r
N ain St. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-16

Grapefruit Culls, S1.0O per sack.
Barbara Worth Packing House,
Imperial. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-16

High power beacon lights for the
air mail route, - miles apart, have
arrived at Nictorville and Barstow
for distribution to the Nevada line.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-16

!. Edgar Bros. Real.
b, al. COS Main s.
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-16

Dance Studio. 723
INV. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-16

Good Gull Grapefruit, $1.00 per
sack. Delivered. A. NJ. Williams.
Ihonc oJ3. cod adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-16

lis, S1.00 per sack.
Packing House
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-16
Every Worth While
Feature The Modern
Car Should Hare

S@C Lfl wv ~
Car Should Hare
Clear Vision Bodies-Color
Options-Mohair Upholstery
Contrasting Window Re
veals" on Closed Bodies-In-
strumenr Panel Under Glass,
Indirectly Lighted-Solid
Walnut Steering Wheel-Tilt-
ing Beam Headlights--Head-
light Control on Steering
Wheel--Both Manifold and
Thermostatic Heat Control
Gasoline Filter-Oil Filter-4-
Wheel Brakes-Balloon Tires.
Brougham, five-passenger.
two-door, $l385. Sedan illus
trated) hve-passenger, four.
door, $138S. Coupe, two-pas-
senger, with rumble seat,
$l38s. Roadster with rumble
seat, Sl38s. Touring, hve.pas-
senger, S132S. All prices fob.
Detroit, plus revenue tax.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-16

The w. G. T. u. will give a cook
ed food sale at Varney s, Saturday.
March 10Th. adv
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-11-29
STOCKS
HOLD STAGE
D international News services

~ International News Services
NEW York, Nov. 2s.--The motor
stocks and the specialties were the
leaders In moderate recovery Of
prices at the beginning OF trading
today. A sharp advance in some
or the high-priced specialties empha-
sized the difficulties Of the shorts
III extracting themselves from the
Hnares Of the buIiish pools. The
mercantile stocks were active and
buoyant. under the lead Of Mont.
gomery. which sold at 500 share
Tor the first time In its history.
A new 65.point jump ia Ford
Motor Of Canada on the curb
market was the only POSSIBLE ex.
preston OF the effect OF the com.
pletion Of the new Ford car on Sc.
Curity values. The Canadian sub
sidiary Of the Ford interests has ad.
yanced from 393 to TOO since the
early part Of the year. Al gain OF
more than 800 points. $50 Of which
have been scored since the middle
Of last week. Motor stocks on the
big board have thus far ignored the
return OF Ford competition.
Though the call money rate re-
manned at An per cent, the finan-
cial district looked for an easing
Of the money situation after to-
morrow. when funds used in the
December settlement win return to
the banks. Industrial reports and
forecasts were unchanged in their
general tenor.
Commodity markets were irreg-
ular.