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New Britain herald., 1929-12-02

ance' Why not? It's faster BeCauce the famous timc-tried
 Century Six engine has been stepped up to a full 70 NJ. P. II. More powerful
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The style Sketched in black crepe
satin uses interesting new color
scheme III chartreuse green silk
crepe Scalloped shawl collar, cuffs
and belt. The snug fitting hipline
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shade in metal button trim, above
grouped plaits that ripple at eaoh
movement. Sheer tweed in tiny
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able, for checks and sheer wooden
is Smartest idea for immediate and
all spring wear. Printed silk crepe
also appropriate.
The pattern Of Design No. 2733
will enable the woman who SewS to
make this tailored model in about
half the usual time, for it illustrates
in pictures in detail how each part
is joined. 1t can be had in sizes
is, Is years, So, %, 10 and ~ inches
bust.
Every day The Times prints on
this page pictures of the latest
fashion, a practical service for
readers who wish to make their own
clothes.
Obtain this pattern by filling out
the above coupon, inclosing Is cents
(coin preferredD. and mailing it to
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CLUB MEETINGS
FRIDAY

Mrs. Edward Harmon, 222l North
Meridian street, will be hostess for
the meetin' the Over Tea
Cups Club 20. Frank HutchinS
will talk and -usical program will
be presented
Members OF the Clio Club will
meet at the Childrens Museum.
Mrs. Asher Evans will speak on
Delight of Great Books"
Friday Afternoon Reading Club
members will meet at the home of
Mrs. Charles Fillmore, 1914 Com
merce avenue.
Altrusa Club luncheon will be
held at the Columbia Club at 12:15.
Members of the Irvington Social
Study Club will meet at the Chill
dren'S Museum.
Mrs. w. B. Farmers. 1916 East
Washington street, will entertain
members of the Irvington Fort
nightly Club. Mrs. Ed Jackson and
Mrs. Bert Gadd will read papers.
Friday Afternoon Literary Club
will meet at the home of Mrs. T. A.
ODeu, 3406 Roosevelt avenue.
Cedars OF Lebanon will meet at
the home of Mrs. Arthur Anderson,
1888 West Thirty-firSt street.
Naennerchor Ladies Society will
entertain at its monthly card party
at o'clock at the Academy of
Music. Miss Lille Landsenkamp
Will be hostess.
Irvington Social Study Club men,
berS will meet at the Children's
Museum. Mrs. E. w. Clausing will
preside.
Kappa Chi Theta sorority will
meet at the home Of Miss Dana
Mattern
Miss Marie Fehr, 426 Harvard
place, will be hostess for the meet
ing of Phi Tau Delta sorority. Plans
will be made for bridge party to
be given April 30.
Mrs. Russell OberlieS, 3716 East
Market street, will entertain men,
bers of Gamma Sigma Phi sorority.
tAuSL8V aKhD TcEAOIN -shrdlu
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Mrs. James P. Scott, 2235 North
Meridian street: Miss Norma Ryan.
1858 North Alabama street, and
Miss Dorothy Kelly, 843 West
TWenty-ninth street. will entertain
tonight with bridge party and
kitchen shower at the Columbia
Club.
The party is in honor of Miss
Gertrude Fogarty, whose marriage
to Ralph Ittenbach will take place
Tuesday at SIS. Peter and Paul
cathedral,
Decorations and appointments
will be in rainbow shades. which
Miss Fogarty has chosen as her
bridal colorS. At serving time. the
tables will be lighted with tapers in
the rainbow shades, tied with con-
trasting tulle
Guests with the bride-elect will
include Mrs. Robert 'Ittenbach, Mrs
Carl Ittenbach. Mrs. Bert Dingley
Mrs. Louis Richards Pittsburgh;
Miss Katherine Quirk, Miss jose
phine Smith, Miss Kathryn Weed
Miss Stacia O'Connell, Miss Jean
OConnell, Miss Mary Ann Fitz-
sinons, Miss Rosemary Fogarty and
Miss Fern Swanson.
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IndO1Se1,S VIII
Hold Memorial
Service Friday

In memory of Mrs. O. L. Wade and
Miss Carolyn GoOdhart, charter
members, the Indianapolis Indorscrs
of Photoplays is sponsoring a tree
planting service at 2:30 Friday
afternoon at Dearborn park. Thirty
fourth and Dearborn streets.
The Rev. F. c. S. WickS, pastor OF
All Souls Unitarian church. Will
speak. The program, in charge OF
Mrs. John Compton. will include a
group OF readings by Miss Maxine
Mckay and songs by Mrs. Compton,
with violin obligato by Miss Con-
stance Dayy.
The services will be in charge Of
Mrs. John Cocbrane, chairman, as
sisted by Mrs. William Hacker, Mrs
w J. Porter Mrs. Compton and
Mrs. Fred Knodel. Mrs. w. c.
Freund. Cherry 3555, is in charge
of transportation.
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Bridge Party, Linen Shower
Given for Dorothy Oblinger

centered with them. Tall pink ia
perS in blue holders, tied with blue
tulle were used. Favors were Premier
roses. The bridal colors, pink and
blue, also were carried out in the
appointments.
Guests with the bride elect were
Mrs Rober. Oblinger, Mrs. Otto H.
Mahrdt. Mrs. Paul ROchforth, Mrs.
Ray Stewart Mrs. Warren Rose,
Mrs william j. Hoffman, Mrs. G.
H. Davis. Miss Clara Oblinger. Miss
Charlotte Uhl, Miss Frieda Uhl, Miss
Helen Rohlwing Miss Beatrice
Schultz. Miss Ruth Harding, Miss
Susanna Kyle, Miss Dorothy Steeg,
and Miss Helen Dice.
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Bridge Party
Is GiUe11 for
Bride Elect

Miss Eugenia Harris and Miss
Margaret Macy entertained Wednes-
day night with a bridge party at
the home of Miss Harris. 1910
Washington boulevard, in honor Of
Miss Aileen Noblitt, whose marriage
to John Cornelius Marshall Dan
vile, H., will take place April 20.
Spring flowers in pottery bowls Of
peach, blue. and orchid, the bridal
colCrS, were used to decorate the
tables at serving time. The bride
elect was presented with a crystal
bowl filled with glass flowers.
Guests with Miss NOblitt and her
mother, Mrs. @. G. Noblitt, we're
Mrs Howard Foltz, Mrs. f. G..
White, Mrs. Frederick Ahrbecker,
Miss Ona Boyd, Miss Martha Wood,
Miss Genevieve McNilliS, Miss Char
lotte Gilman, Miss Florence Bell,
Miss Edna BALI, Miss Sara Tice
Adams, Miss Dorothy Peterson, and
Miss Dorothy Nelson.
The hosteSses were assisted by
their mothers, Mrs. Edward Harris
and Mrs. John Macy.
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Edith Watson Is
Honor" Guest at
Seymour Party

Honoring Miss Edith Watson,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Watson, whose marriage to Charles
L. Nicholson, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Meredith Nicholson, will take place
April 27, Mrs. John Lyman Blish
entertained today at her home in
Seymour at a luncheon bridge
party.
Covers were laid for Mrs. Blish,
Miss Watson, Mrs. Burton F. Swain,
Seymour; Mrs Meredith Nicholson
Jr., Mrs. Elias Atkins, Mrs. Norman
Metzger, Mrs. Ewing Sinclair, Mrs.
Elijah Martindale and Mrs Clifford
Arrick.
Miss Elizabeth Watson, Miss Cor
nelia Lemcke, Miss jeanette Craft,
Miss Francis Reed, Miss Betty
Hereth Miss Llewellyn Hereth, and
Miss Katharine Malott Brown.
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Clubs Will
CO1lUe1le in
Bloomfield

Second district, Indiana Fedora
ton Of Clubs. will hold its twenty
first annual convention at the Pres
byterian church. Bloomfield. Tues
day April IS.
Principal addresses viii be dcliv-
cred by Mrs. Hamet D. Hnklc. state
president, VinCennes. and Mrs. John
Downing Johnson. indianapolis.
second vice president of the state
organization. Mrs Hinkle VIII talk
on Unity in Diversity" and Mrs.
Johnson's subject will bc Club Elk
tension at Home and Abroad
At the close of the convention.
tea viii be served at the home of
Mrs. Robert F. Parsons. where a
musical program Will be presented
by Mary Ruth Haig, Barbara Haig,
and Loren +. Mcdonald Jr. Follow
ing tea. visitors will be conducted
through the factory of the Bloom
field Floral Company.
Mrs Edwin 7 Poston. Martins
vile, is chairman of the district:
Mrs. VIII Mosler LOogootee. vice
chairman. and Mrs. Guy H. Hum
phreys. Bloomfield. sccretary-treas-
urer. State committee chairmen
include Mrs. Nora D. Short. Mrs.
Robert Nurkc and Mrs. Allen G..
Pate.
County chairmen arc Mrs. r. L.
Mcintosh, Daviess, Mrs. Henry H.
Smith, Greene; Mrs. l.. B. Harring-
ton, Knox; Mrs. Charles F. CrOoke,
Martin; Mrs Thomas P. Hanna,
Monroe: Mrs. Walter Edwards. Nor
gan; Miss Anna Gray. Gosport. and
Mrs. John TAYLOR. Sullivan.
Luncheon viii be served at 12:l5
at the Methodist and Christian
churches. Special music Will be
presented by the Methodist church
trio. At the Christian church, a
musical program will be given by
Mrs. NJ. c. Barr. Miss Elaine Jones,
and Robert Brown.
Nominations and election will
take place, and new officers will be
presented.
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Nom Officers Eiected

Mrs. Fred Fox was elected presi-
dent Of the Mckinley Club auxiliary
at the meeting Wednesday night at
the clubhouse, 2317 East Michigan
street. Other officers are: First
vice president. Mrs. Emma Heyman;
second vice president, Mrs. Lena
Coe; third vice-president, Mrs. Ros-
coe Singleton; recording secretary,
Mrs. Carrie Crone; corresponding
secretary, Mrs. Frank Mozier: treas
urer, Mrs. Jessie Prang, and
sergeant-at-armS, Miss Anna Weay-
er.
Mrs. V. E Trimble. Mrs. Walter
White. Mrs. E. L. Kraft. Mrs. Earl
bingham, and Mrs. F. H. Cheyne
we're elected to the board OF
directors.
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SORORITY
PLANS PARTY

Chi Beta Kappa sorority will en-
terrain with the first of a series of
rush parties at the Lumley tearoom
Friday. Decorations will be spring
flowers and the sorority colorS,
peach, blue and silver.
Miss Ruby Steinruch will present
group of musical numbers, accom-
panied by Mrs. Carl Bleke. Guests
will include Miss Imogene Grunden,
Miss Ethel Marie Acton, Miss Ber-
nice Strict, Miss Ruth Zimmerman,
Miss ISla Adkins, Miss Marie Bruhn,
Miss .Genevieve Mckay. and Miss
Norma Mckay.
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Student Section
of Musicale to
SerUe Luncheon

Annual luncheon and business
meeting of the student section of
the Matinee Musicale will be held
at 1890 Friday at the Lunley tea
room.
Mrs. Frieda Robinson, chairman,
will preside. The following program,
arranged by Miss Lucille Stewart,
will be presented following the
luncheon
'Liebestraum No. 2''.................Lis List
'HumoreSoue" .............Ra ChmaninofT
Elizabeth Todd. pianist
Song of the Robin Case
sylvia" Observation-Disclosures. Speaks
Mrs Fred Fl. Knodel. contralto: Mrs. c.
Harold Larsh. accompanist
"Tambourine Chinois'' KreiSIer
Selected Numbers
Maude Custer. violinist, guest artist
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ENTERTAIN
WITH BRIDGE

Mrs. Stanley B. Gordin and Miss
Mildred Burger will entertain to-
night at the home of Miss Burger,
Ais West Twenty-ninth street, with
bridge party.
Guests will include Mrs. w. w,
Bobb, Mrs. F. G. Forschler, Mrs.
A. Hoffmeister, Mrs. D. l.. Bowers,
Mrs. j, A. Durnin, Mrs. M. G.
Slaughter, Mrs. w. H. Lambeth,
Miss Dorothy Calderwood, Miss
Betty Nicholson, Miss Gertrude
Parsons, and Miss Ruth Miles.
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Animal FrOZic Planned

Annual April shower frolic OF
Past Queens Council, Jobs Daugh-
tiers, will be held Friday night. April
IS, at the Hotel SEVERN roof gar
den. Members Of the Order Of De-
Molay will be special guests. Din
ner will precede the dance. Patrons
and patronesses will include Mr.
and Mr.. Samuel Lewis. Mr.. and
Mrs. Russell Gilmore, Mrs. Edythe
K. Cordes, Mrs. Ethel j. Warren,
Mrs. Helen Matson and David Nea-
fuS.
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Parish Plans SHOlU

Members of st. ROch's parish will
present the annual minstrel show
at st. Roch'S hall, 5000 South Me
ridian street, Sunday afternoon and
evening. Performances will begin at
3 and 8 o'clock. Cyrille J. Catellier
is director and Mrs. A. D. Acheson
is in charge Of the music. Mrs.
Joseph Klec will be the principal
accompaniSt.
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ALPHA LATREIAN CLUB
ELECTS OEELCER&

Members Of the Alpha Latreian
club met Tuesday afternoon at the
home Of Mrs. Verne K. Reeder, $500
Broadway. Mrs. Robert Coleman
was chosen president.
Other officers are: ice-president,
Mrs. Robert BaStian; recording Sec
rotary, Miss Constance Jones; cor
responding secretary, Mrs. Margaret
Lohr, and treasurer. Miss Mary
Margaret Miller. Plans were made
for a May Day skating party to be
given at the Broad Ripple rink for
the benefit of the nutrition camp at
Bridgeport.
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Honoring Miss Dorothy Oblinger.
whose marriage to H. Robert Uhl
viii take place April "a. Mrs. Ray
mond F. Hoffman. 1ll8 Newman
street, entertained at a bridge party
and linen shower IN her home
Wednesday night.
Bowls of pink roses and pink and
blue sweet peas were used to deco
rate the rooms and the tables were
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MISS POSITION
GIVEN PARTY

Mrs Anna c. Gardner, 1902 North
Alabama street. entertained
Wednesday night at a small party
in honor of Miss EStclle POSton,
whose marriage to Robert r. Hor-
mel will take place Saturday. April
90 Miss Gardner will be Miss Pos
tons attendant.
At serving time the table was
centered with orchid sweet peas and
lighted with green tapcrs, carrying
out the bridal colors. Covers were
laid for eight guests.
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WOMAN'S BRIDGE CLUB
OF AVALON HAS PARTY

Members OF the Woman'S Bridge
Club of Avalon Country Club were
entertained with a luncheon at 1880
today at the club home.
Mrs. H. Y. finch was chairman OF
hoSteSSes. assisted by Mrs. a, d.
Heath. Mrs. Robert Sanders Mrs.
Marion Moore. Mrs. Orville Wise.
Mrs. J. Paul johnson. and Mrs.
Chester ZeiChiel.
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4rdlon Glib Has Pdrtu

Avalon Country Club held its mid
week opening party at the club
home Wednesday night, with more
than 200 guests present. Hosts and
hoSteSses were DR.. and Mrs. Clark
Day, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bushong
and Mr.. and Mrs. II. H. Bushong.
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Mothers Glib to Meet
Mrs. D. E. Early will be hostess
for the meeting of Delta zeta
Mothers Bridge Club, at o'clock
Friday afternoon at the chapter
house, 46I7 Sunset avenue.
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District Board to Meet

Members of the board of the
Seventh District Federation of Clubs
Will meet at 10 o'clock Friday morn
ing at the Fletcher American Ma
tional bank building.
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SLnfe Card Pnrtn

Social Club of st. Francis de Sales
will give card party Friday after
neon and night at BrookSide Com
munity house. Brookside park. All
games will be played. Mrs. P. Z.
Hunt is IN charge.
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Luncheon Meeting Held

Mrs. Joseph Spahr entertained
members of the CoreopsiS Club with
a / o'clock luncheon today at her
home, 1899 North Meridian street.
The afternoon program was in
charge of Mrs. W. H. Sunderburg.
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Money Back
If Blackheads
Don't Disappear

Get a jar of Golden Peacock Bleach
Creme this evening - use it when you
go to bed therell be a big improve.
ment IN the morning, and in a few days
all blotches, sallowness and treckles
will be gone. A clear, white soft com.
piexlonl At drug and department stores.
Money back guaranty.
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Miss Walker WiU Entertain
Miss Dorothy Walker, 1857 North
Pennsylvania street, vii be hostess
for the meeting of the o-Sin-Loy
Club at her home.
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Celebrate AnnirerSnrn

Celebrate Anniversary
Mr.. and Mrs. H l. Wood, Column
bus, observed their sixtieth wedding
anniversary today at their home.
A family dinner was served at noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wood have lived in
Indiana all their lives.
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NEW DRAINAGE SYSTEM
SUBMITTED FOR AIRPORT
Gilbert Harr. Airport Engineer
Completes Survey.

Plans for a $4,000 drainage sys-
tenn for the new city airport proba-
bly, will be submitted to the board
of works this week. City Engineer A.
H. Moore declared TODAY.
Gilbert Harr. airport engineer, has
completed a survey and estimate OF
the drainage system which will be
the most important factor in laying
out the field Work is expected to
start within two weeks. The board
will advertise for bids and do the
work by contract.
Mayor L. Ert Slack today ordered
the engineering department to rush
the airport program. Plans for an
administration building. to cost
about 100000. are being drawn up
by Mcclure & Shook Slack ia
vors a permanent administration
building. rather than a temporary
structure. as suggested by several
Councilmen.
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Army to Hold Air Tests

Final examination for appoint
ment of second lieutenants in the
air corps of tho regular army will
be conducted at Fairfield air de-
rot. near Davt~1. Oct. to y. 1909,
and next Feb. II to %. according
to announcement made at Fifth
Corps Area hee douarters by Major
General Dennis E. Nolan.
Candidates must be male citizens
of the United States between 81 and
30 years, native born. or with docu-
mentary evidence of naturalization.
They must give evidence of the usual
requirements Of physical. moral and
mental fitness for the service.
Only those applicants who are
graduates of the air corps primary
flying school and of the advanced
flying school within the last six
years. or who will be graduated from
the advanced course within thirty
days of the date Of the examination
will be considered.
Graduates of these schools of
more than one years standing will
be required to demonstrate their
proficiency in flying. Specific flying
qualifca lions are equivalent to those
required to secure a rating as pilot
Of service types of aircraft, and de-
mand 200 hours of flying as pilot,
seventy-f1ve hours alone.
Applications for admission to the
examina tons should be forwarded
at least five weeks before the date
of the examine tons to the COM
nanding general. Fifth Corps Area,
Fl. Hayes, Columbus, o,
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HABEAS WRIT FAILS
Woman Bandit Suspect Is
Accused as Fugitive.

A fugitive affidavit was filed in
criminal court today against Mrs.
Rose buckingham Burke, 80, held
here for investigation in connection
with the robbery of the Citizens
State bank at Plainfield, Jan. II,
1927.
A hearing will be held before
Judge James A Collins Tuesday to
determine whether Mrs. Burke, al
leged brains of bank bandit
gang. is to be returned to Hen
bricks county to face trial for the
Plainfeld holdup. Habeas corpus
proceedings begun Saturday in ST.
perior court four we're dropped to-
dav when the state dismissed the
vagrancy charge under which Mrs.
Burke was held. under $4,000 bond,
and substituted the fugitive affi-
davit.
Authorities here are communicate
inc with California police who be-
lieve she may be connected with
burglaries and bank banditry there.
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LAW OFFICERS TO HEAR
OF PUBLIC PLUNDERING
Accounts Board Examiner Is In.
vited to Conference,

Attorney General James M. Og-
den and Lawrence F. Orr. chief ex-
aminer of the state board of ac-
counts. today were invited by Chair
man c. Oliver Holmes, Gary. to con-
tribute their bit to making the
Governors law enforcement confer
ence a success.
The conference has been sched-
uled by Governor Harry G. Leslie
for Oct. HIP, at the statehouse.
Law enforcement officials and in
terested citizens have been invited
The conference was provided bv
resolution of the 1929 legislature
and Senator Holmes heads the COM
mittee in charge.
Holmes thanked Ogden for the
interest shown by the Indiana Bar
Association. OF which the attorney
general is president, and invited Orr
to tell the conference of public
plundering" unearthed by the board
of accounts.
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Tribune Filters Returning

CHICAGO. July 29.-The crew of
the lost Untin Bowler, the Chi
cago Tribunes amphibian which at
tempted a flight to Berlin via the
northern route, has begun its long
trek for home, the Tribune an
noUnced.
Pilots Bob Cast and Parker Cra-
mer and Robert Wood, aviation
editor of the Tribune, we're picked
up at Port Burwell, Ungava, at mid
night by the Canadian government
steamer Acacia. With them came
Ernest Axcell. the officer in charge
Of the Port Burwell radio station,
who has been seriously i'll the last
three months without medical at
tentiOn.
The boat will stop at Nottingham
island on Hudson strait. 400 miles
from Port BurWell. From there it
will proceed TO FIT. Churchill. on the
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In the Stock Market
In Thomson & McKinnon

BY Thomson Il MCklnno0l
NEW YORK. July 29-With the
possible exception of the customary
month-end tightness in money rates
nothing of a disturbing nature is
observable. We can accept the re-
views of several of our leading banks
as to the present and prospective
bright outlook without going into
well-known details. Without the aid
of the reserve banking interests
have succeeded remarkably we'll in
keeping interest rates from mount
ing to those heights which COM
pletely chilled the security markets
earlier in the year. and we doubt
very much if rates will be permitted
to exceed current levels to any great
extent. Corporate reports covering
the first half Of the year will prob
ably continue to absorb the inves-
tors attention and with the steel
corporation about to report the
highest earnings in history an in
centive is furnished which we do
not think will fail to stimulate the
general market and revive enthusi-
asm. The past weeks reaction has
done much to strengthen the techni-
cal position and the good stocks,
particularly those in the railroad
group should begin to retrace lost
ground.
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The nifty most active stocks traded on
the Chicago stock Exchange during the
week ended July q. hao a market value
of ST GAO. 367.279 at the close Of business
Saturday. as compared with 81 1856 555. 342
at the close Of the previous week. accord
ing to a compilation by Lage q Co, mem
hers of the New York and Chicago stock
exchanges. This represents a gain Of
S104 ,811, 937 OF 5.7l per cent.
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FORMER WIVES REFUSE
TO BURY SUICIDE VICTlM
Photographers Two Mates In
different to Fate.


CHICAGO. July 29.-James Wal
lace Pondelicek, prominent photos
rapher and artist. who shot an
killed himself in his studio Saturday,
can be buried at the county's ex-
pense for all his two former wiye4
care.
Neither his first wife. Bessie.
whom he blamed for his act, nor
his second, Mabel Ellis Davy, for
whom he pledged a love enduring
even beyond the grave, intend to
contribute to his funeral expenses.
Mrs. Pondehcek No l declared
the photographer owed her $4,000
in alimony end she was compelled
to support herself and her child
While Pondelicek shoWered gifts
upon his second wife, who also
later divorced him.
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ROCHESTER. " Y. July 29.-East-
man Kodak Company directors at
special meeting today voted to offer
stockholders of record Aug 30. privilege
of buving one share of common stock
at S150 for every ten shares held. Presi
dent william Stuber made the announce
ment.