South Bend News-Times, Volume 39, Number 124, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 4 May 1922 — Page 4

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ORDERED BY BOARD OF WORKS AT MEET Will Resurface Roadway on Notre Dame Av. Overrule Remonstrance on Paving. In kkepi:.; lined Ly ihsior. ff-r th cu?hftrr : v. I r r, i r-rr.sra.rri out h.ghv. ay commt-' n.prverr.:.t of tli j r.r.t; ir.tr the. city. the work., at their r;gu1 1 d I .--- . r. t v h t . i r.t r o - , n ar.d ordered a rcs-o-i f rt vr facing of the-; .'o;r"- I ur.e a v. fr" m beard of pu Jar mo e tin. -' V4 V iucM a i.-tit!" lutdcr. for th ruadway on Jefferson i'iv.i t- the north e.t lirr.lta. Forty names appeared on th" pcti Hon. the majority f 'hur- are pr perty owners. ThL. is or.': of Th kind 1 pui.i.': 1 t3 brought before t'r board of wcrk in many e-irs. The p nvidway i ?rr-.tly depreciate. .- n : and tor. tains rr.i::' deep le'n a detriment t hole 3 that have hic!es uf-n; the thorouKhf ire. J. ntraxrus for p-P wer und frae curl ar.d wAka were awarded as follow; fcr pip", t-iwer on Miner nt., from Eddy t:. to Arthur st.. awarded to Hojan and Roach 14 4.4 5; fcr pip'i ?'Aer cn Oakland ft. frorr tit. Joseph river to Miuv.iui av.. awarded to Staples and Ackerman. 55.73.50; fcr s:rade. curb und walk on rroo':r'.d i-:t. from lluiöboldt s. to south line of J. I: Smitri aMition. awarde-1 to H. IJar:;. $1.:;15.5S; for grade, ur'o :

and v.a'.k on College st. from Hum-' The wife declares that he had $Cbc'.dt t. to outh line of C. It. fmitatooo in personal property and upon addition, awnrde-d V . M. Baxjis, j her r'i'ion the court granted a tem

51. 132. 2". lla.rir.i'j cn a number of other resolutions wer acted upjn by the b'ard as follow: A hearing was had on a resolution cm.11 l r--x fcr the- pxvii.tr of the. ailej ouili f'f I'ivi.-iui: , from Iiiayctt .. to Tranklin rt., which was conArmed und bids order I. A resolution for tho pawr.fr of Virginia st. fron, Broadway to Indiana av. was confirmed and tid3 ordered. A resolution for pavement on Kudi Ft. from Ifaney st. to Indiana av. was also conilrmed. 0trnil Rcinonstrancv. A report by the engineering -partment t the effect that only l'i of the 37 feigners of a remonstrance I . nf TJn,-o xvnv v from inland av. to tho alley e-u of Wood s-t.. were propertj' ownwK resulted in the board overruling the remonstrance and ordered the resolution contirmed. A hearing1 held at last week's me-?tin.rr on tbi r solution was held over until this week to al!nv the engineering department to investigate the remonrtrators. GUILFOYLE RETIRES AS R0TARIÄN HEAD Tork of Administration Is Warmly Approved Introduce New Officers. David L. Guilfoye. for the past year president cf the notary club. Fangr his swan song at the luncheon of the club Wednesday noon at the Oliver fchool. Members of the club gave a rising vote of approval of the. work done during his administration. The new officers were introduced. They are: V.'arde L. Mack, presiient; A. B. Thielens. vice president; IM Bond.-, secretary; Charles E. Zigler. treasurer. Col. e;-org' StuI-laker presented a gold South Ib.nd watch to Ed Bond-- for his faithful services as secretary. The watch was the gift of Col. and Ciomer.r Studebakcr. A tour of th? school building was conducted before lur.ch was served, the Kutarlar.s expr .-sing great Interest in th completeness of the , 1 i x r.v?nt. Henry Cbritman. Fred Christ-vr.-t: and i I!. Au-tin were the at luncheon. Bus Company Petition For Injunction Denied ! Judge Wait?: A. Fur.k denied the i ; edition, of the K'.kh.irt and outh ?i, Bend lus line for an mjunrtion .4fc-.4ir.1-: the el;y ft" Si'';:!: lb-r.d to dec'..-. ! t:. prefer rt: 1'. tr.iifu' ordinal.; i'.'.sgil. H entered a formal oi! . We In '-jda v upholding the riht of city to regulate ir.ter-city iaterurbin tii.fflc over eert iin .-tn-ers. He Ui h spec: ewhich e v ir 1 r. a Ti l " 1:1 ? r. v t h 1 1 :2.-o p: , r ey reprev i-ion -e t.lX. tp t,- . . if .e a The court lied VV, dr..lA.v th it tr . I L . . . 1 . '-J , 4 I. .2 . . . . :r.ay r-iu'.red to be hor.i-d The film taken of tho South Uend V. M. C. A. has teen ;:ed m the l1.: thrr diy in Bern.. Ir.d. ir. 1 at Daytor.. Oh!.-. It :s ?a:d to i-" cne cf the ret ever t .kc. :-. any aicc:ation in the . :;::' yy i-.d -.1 in rre- d 15 rr in ; Target Practice Without The Targets Would 1 oa o: net :v ,,s ; p. t. . y 1 o show anyone' il a marksni 1 An'! try.r.g to sprnd w.sieiy .-uta Bni w:t tl.il'.;. cr.sultatior. of The Times' Clär:f.cd Serien a: money ."Ut .1 New r.oun:--to abou: the same thine Tcu an : in th. 1. 1. ,.f If 4 m theo vie -aad tarfc-ets iire; guile v o : fact of tr.e :atter is y u cr net you're don't know whethe: gtttir. fact.o cn thth fO! -- '.ost value and ati-r.i'-r.ey .ti t-per.d w i r. ts ::.- I if in unIrS JtU f comI uili or.. A:.d thC 'A re e Clarified ads e !:'. e L t JTop - d.ii from tr.ey tc.i you th: -r.s he'.r.c mad each d estate to househ 0 . d gCOd. Get your eye cn the e money kavir.g oportumti's read th'e C!if!ed ads regularly.

'Mrs. Ruth Hansel

r x i r nnn TiiZnl L 'Zu . , s - cck? Separate Maintenance From Jo-ph Han-el, Charging Numerous Indignities. ,f if;i It ith Har.-ej Wed:: sdl T.irat- main:. ".ai.ee from J'--?ph J- Hr..-.l :r. superior court No. 2. h;i rjrir.i: h;:n wi'h a j;ur.itK r of ir. dignities and era Itif s. She s;ks J 10.000 alimony and a:i allo-AaC of J 100 n.or.:'.;ly for .-tup-i-.rt during th- time of the separaMr'. Hnr,.V:! allege 1 thit !;t huh.ir.J Jroc- htr out of th- house o: , th !ay they separated, May. 1, and ah-, th it for tii P a.-t nine mont he has failed - : ; - o r ! '. . to contribute to hei furth-r charges that Wd. suilty of ar.-ociat-hr hu3band ir. a.:!; other wunien, specifying August. 1'j2!. in Chicago and April. l'j '2 in Fjuth Dend as the dates oi unfiitijfJl c(-:duct. Her h'l.band'A refusal to support he.- con.pt I'.eJ ' lier to .sell clothing in order to provide food, the wife asert. He has oft'.-n become uno'ry, if-'JQk her and threat'-r.ol to kill her with a revolver she further alleged in her complaint. lie is also charged with habitual d: 'i . ::e;-, n-s-'. HL3 -property is valued at $ IS. 000 w.-.i.-h held in tru;t for him until j he i3 30. the complaint further s-cttj fiu-. from wh;.-h he receives an an- j nuil Income of $1.300. In addition 1 is i-aphle. of earning Sl.S1'") yearI :v ::" he vould bul exert hiiuelf. the further fcot out. porary injunction retra'-nins the defendur.t from du-po:ns of it pending the cause. The couple was married in 1313 OFFICERS OF NEW COMPANY ELECTED Organization of Indiana Trurt Company Completed at Meeting. Hv th election of officers and di th Indiana Trust company. which Main w ill bt located at 1 - L' -1 - 4 St.. July 1, was completed. Francis M. Jackson, who is president of the Indiana Title also and Loan Company, and the. Indiana; Savings and oLan -afrsociat ion. was chosen president of the new bank. J. C. Siov-r was elected vice presi j dent and K. J. McErlain secretary i an,l treasurer. Members of the board of director.for the Inst year, as named in the charter, are Francis M. Jackson. J. C Stover. Eli F. Seebirt, Dixon W. Place. E. B. Kupel. Burton H. Stover, W. J. O'NMl. W. A. Mueller. E. J. McErlain and Thomas H. Jackson. GIRL INJURED 1HES STRUCK BY MACHINE T-Year-Old Child Painfully Bruised When Knocked Down by Unknown Driver. 1 Helen Pelt. teven-year-old I daughter of Mr., and Mrs. Isaac T. IVltz. 1702 Florence st., was knockI cd down and bruised about the head ! and legs, by an unknown driver of a Ford Sedan at S o'clock last night. ' while crossing College st. at the j corner of Florence st. j The driver of the car drove away before any of the witnesses of the accident could obtain the license number of his car. The father of the child reported the accident to Capt. Bunker stating that he was told th- man was zigzagging his car from one side to the other and was believed to be intoxicated. The child is said tr have, started for the other side of the street and darteJ back from her starting place to av.'id the zigzagging of the car when she was etruck. Although her injuries were painful they are not expected to prove serious. rT rrrT TJA ATJn 1 11; lllvj! 1 v rv 1 1 OF DIRECTORS FRIDAY The annual meeting of the V. I. C. A to elect board of director. and trustees will be held Friday afternoon at 3:0'" o'clock. At that time nine members of the board and three TruTes- will b chosen to act for a ter of tlizeo years-, k-plr. uni'oer of hoard ment'.ie total her. -7 r f p 0 r : and the trustees ?. A Uriel f the actiMtieo of the year w ' 1 be in by the president. In v l'T to a.csur a wider ote hallet!-- Lav; Iv-en mailed to all active .-t -:r-r memters cf the ....-ocia-ticr. and the pole? will be open t'ro: i:00 o'clock in the morning --.til .-.:''"" o'clock In the evening FrMav .tt the main cff.ee. M.v.day. May ?. the r.-w'.v elected mn-.hjrs will meet with the old hoard 'or organization. Parcnts Request Aid of Police in Search for Son Ray r.-. o rui M ;u? kow-.sk: Hubbard road. It. R. .irs old. . fctray0 el away from home Tueslay afterr o ? n a . u 1 s to this city. believed to have. e co. .ir Tested H.s parents r the local po.'e to r;fs:t t!i : n fir.. line him. The boy. i described small for hrs ace an! heivily built, weighing . r." pounds. He ha blond hair, fair complexion, brown eyes and wore ; browp iihoej and overall. I LADY ASTOR CENTRAL I FIGURE IN RICHMOND ! RICHMOND. Va . May 3. Eady A&tor continued her coniuet ct Richmond Wednesday when she was , the -e.ntr.il rijiure at three public functions. At r.xjon she addressed the tudents cf thn University of Virginia, and Westhampton co'.legf. in tho afternoon attended a reeep- : tion un-Ier the auspices of the S. -ithem Wo:v.en4 Kducatlonal Alliance, and Wedne.day night she ; was guest at a reception In the governcr'a m.n.s.on by the governor land Mrs. Lee Trir.kle. hundreds j pressing forward to J come to the city and extend, state. a wel-

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MONTHLY MEETING U. G. Manning Is Principal Speaker at Session uiscuss "The Man Animal' ' Th , II Man Ar.lniil and His Ethe).tu" was the subject for :i at the 'a t meeting of the Vf-iT C f the Kotr.i TaMe rluh held ; la.-t i.ier.t ; r c ..rd v. at : J a ; A. of approximately: includir.ir th- mein- : t 10'j person.-. j bf rs of the c iur V on.-l fVialf u-l-ft . , ; v.-as p f 5 n t a t mor.iniy ur.nrr. und This was the first t tlnie in the 15 years of th1 club's ex- , lstence that women have ie en presI er.t. Th speak'-r .f the evening was U. (I. Manning. H reviewed the old controversy between the materialistic ar.d idealistic conceptions cf man In the li-ht of r ome of the newer conceptior.3 of science, paying particular attention to such matters as the theory of evolution, the relation cf the mind to the 'brain ar.d mental telepathy. lie pointed ut some of the ways iii which science N opening a now -:?ta of understanding In regard t the physical and orrar.b" phenomena cf the universe and also how it is i rn.-tmtly z.y.- I cper into man's Psychic and mental life. There now. he com. iuded. a tendency to harmonize the to vie-jn the materialistic and th if life le a'.istic. Following Mr. Manning's address, the usual npnn discussion of the pcir.ts brought out in his paper was held. Dr. H. T. Montgomery was chairman of lx5-t night's meeting. Doughnuts To Be 'Quite The Thing9 At School Today Women to Learn All the Secrets at News-Times Cooking School. I-iverybody likes doughnuts that's why they're Included in the cooking lessons given at The News-Times cooking school. The way to make light, crisp doughnuts, and not the. kind that are commonly termed "sinkers," will be demonstrated, and all thf boys who fell for the Salvation Army lassies because of their proficiency in this line will fall in love all over again with the South Bend women and girls who are at- ! tending ttie school. over l.V) of them attended the class Wednesday afternoon to learn i how to bake and decorate cake?. Several different kinds of cakes M ere baked and sampled, with a vote of unanimous approval. Decoration of the cakes proved most attractive to all members of the class. Mrs. Bertha M. Harris, who is in charge of the school, made and colored the icing and then turned It into violets, roses, sweet peas, valley lilies and forget-me-nots all with the aid of a pair of scissors, tome pieces of paper, and a few pins. Some of the women were so interested that they stayed for an hour after the class, eager to learn more of the ways and rucans of cake decoration. All kinds of deep fat frying will be discu3ed and demonstrated in the class Thursday. Doughnuts, fritters and other delicacies are included in the program. On Friday talads and salad dressings will be discussed. All the women of South Bend and vicinity are invited to attend the bchool. Come and bring your neighbor. EXPERTS ARRIVE TO START PLANS Representatives of American City Bureau in Expansion Work Here. The representatives of the American Lity bureau, Edward F. Trefz, Daniel 11. MeF.irland. and William J. Whalon of Chicago arrived in thi3 city Tuesday t take up the work ! of the expansion work which has been started here. Headquarters have been established at the Chamber of Commerce and th work will be directed from there. Preliminary matters concerning the exp insion program were taken up at a meeting of the board of directors of the Cnambcr of Commerce with the bureau representative Wednesday afternoon. An orflclal statement of the plans and purposes of the forward movement will bd made Thur.-day. All three representative of the bureau are experts in community expansion work. Mr. Trcfz will act as director of the educational w erk, j He will address the or?ainzations of I the city concerning1 the obje-cts of the undertaking. He has oeen organization counselor for the American city bureau for several years, having previously been instrumental in th successful establishment of the chamber of Commerce of th United States, for which he was field t secretary. He is aid to be a speaker of unusual abil.ty and will be available for addrees for the next two weeks bet-inning M on. lay. Frank J. Green and Robert M. Sr.ydcr. manager and assistant man ager of the Chamcer or commerce. wll arrarKi. fo;- addreses by M -pre iz at meetm desired. gs where he may be Ask Police to Walch for Cars Stolen in Michigan The local rolic were requested j last ni?ht to be on the watch fori cars eto'.en from nearby towns and which .ire btlieved to be headed this way. j Authorities at St. Joseph. Mich.. reported a Ford Sedan. Waring! Michigan license number 474.556. j placö nie time between 7:3? o'cl k and 9 o'clock last night. The , front axle on the- right side of the machine was bent and had a dam-' aged rear fendt-r on the left side. j A Mitchell touring car. stolen from I Doodells. Mbh.. was taken to this city ye.sterd&y fnr dipcsal. according to information furnished the local police by an lr-Furar.ee company of Hew ell. Mich. An ta-y trot goes far in a day. A lazy eheep thiuks it wool hea.

Official County Primary Returns

) I' R EC IN CIS IMTK1 STATES SKVATr nr.runi.irAx-..vr-o Hnrr DEMOrRATSar'.eJ M. Iialston If -A. Sj n rs r.f.'C.T ri SMvfly DjC!'1! W. Siu;rr.S ..." 1. . r.EPUESEMATIVE ri:itiji.ican - . . T If l-T i .r.rv.Y ! ir,rk h.:i Hary U. (irute J.I.VT K. I J.'? llrr.ry I . s- hrikr sTVTF.s ...wrrrrn. Kr.i'i p.i.ic Frar.k.E. Cughllu l-'ioj-l u. Jelhsou STATU SENATOR RL PIT. LI CAN Helen .M Auderioa M. T. Calef Arthur 15. Hunter. ...2.K'7 ..l,v". ....'.MM DEMOCRAT . (Lester. A. Perkins ....... LdMn II. üouiuerer .STATE KEl'KESENTATIVE RLPLULICAN A. N. Uut'onrb T Leonard ti- Ja'jua l..yteu I). Mar.gus llu:;y ( Matthew DEMOCRAT .l.tei: .:..77l .J.171 .l.:U4 .l.srJl .1.41; August li.v.icy P. A. 3er2klett0Z '1 L'. ails H. .Jackaon Walter A. Rlre ... Leo Vau Hess Ib'riauu J. Weinke COIN TV DEMOCRAT CLERK Ccark-s R. Fisher Clara R. Stover COUNTY AUDITOR DEMOCRAT ie-org.? V. llepler J. Edward Kludig Arthur L. Wolfe COUNTY RECORDER RE IT n-LI CAN Jobu A. Swauaoa , Ma? Tes.-her DEMOCRAT J0L.11 AV. Baurabacn IM ward F. Roessler COUNTY SHERIFF REFTBLICAN ,. 1.41t . l.öSs ..1.C0T .. JO' ,.. MIO ..4 143 ..1,C ..1.94 . . l.Ul. Joan S. Cuarpell .. Kiuanuel U. Ferrlas Thomas' II. Ooudriek Ciurles II. Pierce . .1.101 A.ith ,.1.10 , . .' .Sd . .2,.". Ler.ion hheets Orrn A. Tavlor . DEMOCRAT H.irry Ji. lleazles Mi.-hael Hauley Harry Hepner Cearj'e 11. Wentlaud COUNTY CORONER DEMOCRAT JoLu C. Boone A ml row J. Reswell i:mil (I. Fre.veruiuth COUNTY SURVEYOR REPUBLICAN Püillip R. (iillia 13. J. Teskey COUNTY ASSESSOR REPUBLICAN Ira A. Fiucb James N. Luther 431 l4 Ml ASM . ii,uil . l.St'o COMMISSIONER (Eaet Dlt.) in: PUBLICA N Fred J. Cook I.oreu S. Crull 1.4ti7 Jobu II. Eanterday 1.1. m, Charles V. Hall t 7Ö4 COMMISSIONER OUddle Diet.) REPUBLICAN 1'rank A. Bnrklev Arthur W. Raroar-l , Noah C. Lehman , PORTAGE TOWNSHIP TRUSTEE REPUBLICAN W'm. A. Ewald Del HildebraiMl DEMOCRAT .1.51-J .H.ls .lot: . . l.o-ll .'J.lS ..1.2 . . .vv, . . . 474 Ben F. Armstrong Addle Z. Hollowell Jobu L. Kronl TOWNSHIP ASSESSOR REPUBLICAN Wm. T. Horue .i.tt.; Homer T.iggurt DEMOCRAT Edward Luther -J;ts. Smith tf-l Jos. Voorde 1,(M TOWNSIIIl JUSTICE l'EACE REPUBLICAN AI HoslDSkI . Art Mxa D. D. Nemetb .1.2V I, h . . . TO: . ' . . . I ,-i o ...1.421 ...i.r.v.4 Oeo. L Rul!on Harry L. Tavlor DEMOCRAT Lou Harmon Jos. O. Plante TOWNSHIP CONSTABLE REPUBLICAN Walter J. Poan Robert C. Lass M. J. Minzie , DEM CR AT Andrew (iunderman PEN'S' TOWNSHIP TRUSTEE REPUBLICAN' ..1,1.. .l.O'.'S Melvin W. Huneberger Frauk Klzcr 4 CORNS Lift Off with Fingers Doesn't hurt a bit! Drop a little Freezone" on an aching corn, injetantly that corn stops hurting, thn : shortly you lift it right off with 1 fingers. Truly! Your druggist sells a tiny bottle of reezone" for a few cents, sufficient to remove every hard corn, soft mm j or corn between tho toes, and th ! calluses, without borer.ess er lrri w ithout tation. Adv. k VJEE?URGYGAS0U7iI-'OTK CCSVME1S POQVCTS iomi DELIVERY PH01L or MISILWAKA 143 !C Vi 4ü Vi U JUilV IVt 'AH IXSTITVTI0N Of QVALITT

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KNTHIITAINS CIA B ME31BKR5. Mis? Esther Kurzhals. T10 E. Pe-nr.Fj. Ivania av., entertained the of Honor"' c!uh cf :e t. Peter: Evansl!cal church, it her Tuesday ever.inr. Twelvehome members were present and on? purst. Miss Dorctha Wntkir.s of Granger. Ir.d. Th? evenins; was ppent sociilly nr.d refreshments were .-erved. The next meeting will be held at the home of Miss Ruth Krueger. 1111 F." Franklin st.. Jun'e'R. AH! EPSOM SALTS .. NOW LIKE LEMONADE Epsom Salts made Tasteless with Fruit Derivative Salt Tteless g 2 o 0 2 0 EpsonSalts Enjoy all the splendid phylc-ac-tion on the bowels of a dose of epeom salts without the awful taste and nausea. A few eenu buvs a handy I ' . . t . 1 1 ii a. a cans, iiic wonderful discovery of the American Fp:-orn Association. Keen children gl.tdy take it. Drjr ttore. Advt. i PIAMÖ Vnbcllevablp PricesAlmost Half ... Irvi"'"- 3 --j-hi f -Q S750 Value Mahogany-Oak -Walnut 1 K r.. 9 0 While They Last! W m III . & Capital 'f5000.0 Sin to $301 at a low rate of Interest Ith f(y monthly or quarterly payment Hrrunge! to -uit your Incomei Loan on l UKMTUIti:. PIANOS. VI CT ROI. AS. AITOS, f'AKM UirLEMKMS etc. o Lr,. dormer. Muln 14. STATE LOAN CO. Ffttablif.hr-! 1903. X. JlrrchaDtt Hank nidr. Michigan. Open 8 to fl:30. i . - Ä a . j . 4 J V'v 4,v i. : 4 And with mm h loprlres in effett oncan't negleet thefr appearance a n l nnthlnr detract from one' person ality like nlijijr 1 It t ear bride. And no better bridr-. can i found for ko little money an inof orrrra ny iioime ientaj Ser i( e. (Fe if P Per Footh J. T. Holmes,. D. S. Cor. Michigan and Washington Sts. 0cr Ctntral Drug Co. - - - Look lor Sign -.. -

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NEW YORK, May 3. Oils were again the most buoyant g:-up cf a market which Ji?pUyd a strong upward treni practically through; ud th? list on the New York Stock Exchange today. Standard Oil of New Jersey. Acioclated Oil. Star.da.rd Oil cf Ci'.ifcrr.I. Texas Co. ar.d Pacif.e Oil orei remarkable advances, whil Vacuum Oil and several other unlisted standard issue ir.cludinc Ir.lnr.i nr.-1 Nw York were equally strong: on the outsiie mnrket. Th.it trade conditions warranted these demonstration -a ev.ier.el by recent developments. Domestic production is on the de-ür.-- is wr:: as that of Mexican fields with the result that these companies r.- !or.r

fear an over-supply of crude. Demand for refined oils ha :

a rapii rate, particularly for gasoline. For this reason etock panies prommtnt as producers cf light gasoline oil h'ive br. ! the operations for the rise In oil securities. I Perhaps the most encouraging feature of the session wa th

ablo evidence of quiet accumulation Advance Rumely Common Advance Rumtly Pfd Al'is Chalmers American Can Co American Car Foundry American Druj: Syndicate American Hide and Leather Common. A. I. C American Loccmotlve American Smelting American Sugar American Telephone and Telegraph.. American Wocl Anaconda Copper Atchison Baldwin Loccmotlve Baltimore and Ohio Bethlehem Steel "B" Brooklyn Kapil Transit California Petroleum Canadian Pacidc Central Leather Chandler Chesapeake anl Ohio Chicago, Mil. and St. Faul Common. Chicago. Mil. and St. Paul pfd Chicago and Northwestern Chicago, Rock Island and Peoria Chicago. Rock Island and Peoria "A Chicago. Rock Island and Peoria "B" . Chili Copper Chino Copper C. F. I Corn Products Crucible Steel Cuba Cane Sugar , Erie Common General FJectrie General Motors Common Goodrich Great Northern Oregon Great Northern Railway International Harvester Industrial Alechol Illinois Central Inspiration : International Nickel International Paper Kansas Ctty Southern Kelly Springfield Kennecott Copper Lackawanna Steel Lehigh Valley Marine Common Marine Pfd Mexican Petroleum . Miami Copper Midvale Steel Missouri Pacific National Enamel . . . Nevada Copper New Haven Railway New York Central . Northern Pacific Norfolk and Western Pacific Oil Pan American Oil . .. Pennsylvania People's Gas .... . . .... Pierce Arrow . . . Pullman Pure Oil Railway Steel Springs Ray Consolidated Copper Reading Republic Iron and Steel Sears Roebuck Sinclair Oil Southern Pacif.e Railway Southern Railway Stromberg Studehaker Common Studcbakcr VU Texas Oil Texas and Pacific Tobacco Products Union Pacific United States Food United States Rubber United States Steel Common United States Steel Pfd Utah Copper Vanadium Virginia Chemical Wabash "A" Westinghouse White Motor Willys Overland OILS LEAD DAY ON GOTHAM EXCHANGE Shippings and Coppers Heavy, With a Marked Falling Off in Motors. NEW YORK. May 3. Apart from the oils, which monopolized the ! rnit- naH fif csn C r 1! 1 t f .Ittention. together with several of the independent steels. shippings and coppers. Wednesday's stock market .session was more or less negative in its net results. Under guidance of Associated Oil. which registered a further gain ot

G 3-4 points, arious issues of that ;Aupp!y. type changed hands in enormous lotij Delay :n planting together wi'h

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i European and Me share appreciably domestic division. 1 . . European and Mexican Oils did not in the rise of the, There was a marked falling off in the demand for motors, equipment and affiliated j ; industrials whxh gave pronounced; 'weight to the March-April rise. Rails figured to a smaller degree! than before, although the later deal-! lings were characterized by soine inIcuirv for Pacifies. New York Cen'tral. New Hav n and several the grangers. Sales amounted to 1.12o.000 shsres. An initial quotation of 4 1-2 perKent lor call money, the maim-.m , oper.ir.sr rate in several weeks:. Indi catci that demand funds wore ie3s j r-lfntiiu: than m April. i.ime rnuntjr : a t e s were u r. a 1 1 r e d . Tor the third consecutive day. j British .ehd.n,pe moved counter to 'the general trend of international 'remittances. Sterling held at 4.42 11-4 for demand bill but allied exI changes, German marks and the mure important iifcuirJi- euea to eight pointsWHEAT TAKES JUMP BUT FAILS TO HOLD PLACE CHICAGO. May 3. Announcement cf ve.-s:-! charters for the shlpmer.t of S00.ö)0 bushels cf wheat tout of Chicago by :ane routes gir . an upward Wednesday, swing to wheat prices but much of the gair-s failed to hold. The, market closed unsettled at the eame as Tuesday's finish to 1 3-5 cents higher with May 1.44 7-S to 1.43 and July 1.2 1-2 to 1.2S 5-S. Corn cloied 5-S cfrsta to one cent up, oats at an

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24 S5H' 7 6 4 107 mm 2 6 5 4 414 87 mm L 124 4 34 10.? lfi 6 t 54 7 5 4 31 K s?4 24 4 554 123 109j 47 4 334 4 137 7g f. 4 5 6 4 P7 4 US 4 64 424 34 4 31 62 4 advance cents a 1 changed to cents hierher. Before the upward tendervy m the wheat market was theck'd. the May delivery touched 1.4. a ri.--3-cents ovr night. Conditions Affecting the wh c market were Urg' ly reversed during the la3t hour, and for br:! time priefs uere breaking rapidly May .showing a drop of ij n.from early top figures. Th .'-etba k w'-as pa.rtly due to profit taking on the part of traders who had Leen on thbuying side of the market be forenoon. A more powerful beari-h influence, however, came from reports that wheat had Leen houl;- n Misouri m irk'ts and t Buffalo i Toledo to ome hert and rk;jt Minneapolis. St- Faul and Duluth w-;-e al?o to contribute to the Chicaro ,pird active buying of corn. " were firr-.er with corn. Higher q'ictdticr.s lift to provisions. h o ir s NEW YORK CURB MART CLOSING Thomson Aetna, IZ bid A. W. Paper. and MoKiniHiti. 4 12 . Allied Pa ker?, 1' I Car Eight, 14 3-16 Chalmers, t Cities Svc. Ha: ke rt. 44 1 Cor.t. Mtr.. S4 ' 4 Cuftis, 4 4 5 4 N. A. Pulp. 2 4 Perfection. 3 4 44 Phil. Morris. 17 4 Stearns Mtrs.. 212 4 Stand. Mtrs . 5 4 Tob. Prod. Ex . 7 4 Uni. Pft. Sh 64 7 1. Urd. Ret. Candy, 6 4 U. S. Light. 14 4 U. S. Ship. 7 S Wayr.e Coal. 14 4 Wright Martin. 2 5 Aln Oil. 2 04 0 AllieJ. 4 Bo. Wvo . 5 7 SS T00r!e n 15 Carib. 7 4 4 Elk Bajin, $4 4 Federal. 1 11-161 $-! Glenrock. 14 7-l Harvey. 1 4 Int. Pete.. 2C4 4 Livingston, 14 4 Marland of Mex., S4 4

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