News of the Financial
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Stock Quotations
Late New York Stock Exchange quotations, reported for the
Evening Sentinel, over the private wires of Maples. e Goldschnudt,
commission Brokers, and dealers in 1111le securities, 85 Weaning-
m Street, South Norwelk, local correspondents of H. I... Horton a
820., members of the New York Stock Exchange, 43 Broad Street,
New York.
H. L. 1:30
Allied Chem. X luv. 67 663‘, 67 ‘
Allis Chalmers 41"“ 453‘ All“, l
Am. t‘an 41": 4“; ‘9 l
Jan. Loco. 1163. list. 1161,!
Am. Ship 4&- l"olll. 15 I. 151,. 151,‘
.w'im. Slilvltm‘s 58% 57‘s 555
.i—‘lm. Sugar 74‘: 74 74% 4
Am. Sum. Toll. 345,. 337;, 337$.
Am. Tel. & Tel. 120“" 1‘21”; 120%:
.1112). Tub. 1411}; 140 141% 3
Am. “'00an 9‘: 59% 91% '
Anaconda 5 3 13 5 L! 12 53 j
.F-‘itehlson Sh 1-;- 9813 98%
‘rialdwin Loco. 117‘: 11635 1171: ‘
Iflllt. &- Ohio 45‘: 45 4511’;
Helh. Steol 78‘» 7775'; 7831
u‘zl. Pete. 57 54"“ 561.5 l
Can. Pac. 14m... 1401. 14013;
V-‘rn. LO'tht'l‘ 4" 1. Iii”; 3597-;
n‘tlnndler Mot. 77". 76 7,. 773».
Files. AL- (lhio 65 bath.- 6412
I. ‘on. Gas ll“. 10-91;. llillg. 7
|th‘hi. it. I. 45:}; 447;. 4:3"...
“mm Products llfil-‘t 10;", 1"L'7u .
0 ‘rllcillle Steel 65 tl-i 047,.
G ‘iltlzt l‘une 16 It; 16 i
Y-Tinlimltt Johnson 34 K3 3; 34
linmous Players <23. .\'.' 8.1-1. .
T-isk Rubber 1. 1-; l'.‘ 71‘},
(‘ <n. Asphalt 0.53.. 64 6.13;.
I 1 n. Motors 12",. 13‘5 13 51’:
( ‘roodrii-h 401;. 33135 44.5,;
i lrt. North. i‘t‘. 7 5,. 7 74‘3’
4H1. North. (in) 455;. 435;; 45?;
l nspirntion C. 417m 4] ‘5. 4i 1-1; ,
:1 :ll. Mer. I‘llll‘. Pl". ‘1“. S01; 81 l
‘17". Nii'hI-l l7 1. 17 171%.;
‘a«;.ms:is Pity So. '37 t. 371;. 2': I... l
flint. Paper 4%. 4th; iii-7»; l
h’clly Sprint, 4\I 4V “Ni-i
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luulllllilll Sl.
'M'Ald. S'l‘lil-Ill‘l‘. in. lllr"'*l“Ul"- ‘
filer sellilll: tor plr-llta Ill anticipation
of tomorrow‘s l‘t‘t'o-sS mlllsvd some; ir-
.--ug1ll;tl-itl' ol‘ priw~ .lt lilt' outset of
today's Stork Market. llllt gains ex-
:wedI-d losses. l'l- lu- Arrow (‘ummon
am] l’ro-l'errt-d. American “'oolvn.
floral Dutch. Sll ll ’l‘l‘udim: and Film-
“:23 Players scored earl) gains of l to
” pointsi. Coppers. Slilppings. Leath-
em and Sugars also llliitll‘ moderate
gains. litlt-Czllludiun l’m'itic was the
only active hill to display firmness.
Llcnirun Petroleum. llpthli-hem Steel.
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Thifc l~~uc~ 'l'nm-li I’ur In a “titling
Market—Third and Fourth I‘-
~ucs at New Highs.
lll .lll «writ-d lulu-i llliil‘k'l. tl1l‘ve
Lillorty lfisut-H lullLllIIl p:lr \Vr-illos-
dllv.
Early in the morning. the First Lil.—
t rt)’ 3‘39; QM :it 1"" and Sill-St‘qllt‘nl-
ly .llmined u SlllNlulltlill premium. Mil
did not i Slullllsh it new hich rim-0rd.
int-tr in the «lily. .‘t Mock of ‘l.l|lln.-
(um oi lllt' Third issue was taken at
par. This sale was quickly followed
by one for the Fourth 41.3 at 10“. A
new high
both the Third and Fourth issues.
I’eoplc's Gas and Lelligh Valley for-
feited largo frilctions. (‘ahlc-s ml-
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nouncmg another reduction in the
Rank of England rate contributed lit-t
tie to the strength of foreign exchange.
WALL S'l‘ltlili'i‘. Noon.——~Reaction—
airy tendenciig \io-rc lurgely overcome
Melon! thr- end or the first hour. The
four per cent. opyning rate for call
)qgns. which also applied to renewals
inlo the coming week. was an encour-
aging development. Motors and their
xaflous'accesxorio-s made further sull-
etzntial advances and tobaccos. not-
ably Tobacco Products. were 1 to al—
mmt 3 points higher.» Mgrchantile
Marine Ptd. gained 217' points and
Good Specialties such as loose-Wiles.
“hon and Jewell Tea Pfd. advanced
{I to 3 points. "l‘he feature of the rail-
!xiy division was the substantial gains
registered by the common and pre-
ferred shares of“ Gulf. nroblle and
Northern Railroads. Investment Rails
'(re dull and. only slightly changed.
WALL STREET. 1:30 p. m.——Buy-
in; of high-priced industrial shares
and expanded dealings in low-priced
railroads featured the early afternoon
dealings” Popular stocks crept stead-
ily'upward with the oils and motors
mqt'active. Tidewater Oil. Electric
unease Battery. Fisher Body. Asso-
cifl‘cd Oil and American Woolen ruled
3 to 0 points higher. Gulf Mobile and ,
Northern Pfd. scored 6 points and'
Huge‘ gains were also registered by
handing. Southern Pacific.‘ Missouri
Mo Pfd., Baltimore and Ohio and
Mo and Eastern Illinois ptd.
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WESTERN mm sun on. MARKET:
. CHICAGO. April 11—10me are'
later-ing- gasoline market. increase in
.1101: having had a. stimulating effect.
Wholesale buying: is still indifferent
and market needs continued good
weather. F‘crm consumption of refined
furtalled as more horses are being
fag used. Pickup has occurred in fuel
cu in curtailed as more horses are be-
¢rike. inquiries being more general
with little moving as yet. Gas and
urinating oils are firmer although”
umand is lagging.
mt ADyANCE‘ SE‘n-HXiSHED
YOUNGSTOWN. April 13.——Steel
makers are considering another ad-
Vance in semi-finished products. which
would be followed by higher quote,-
Ih: on finished lines. Sheet bars are
who marked up from $31 to $33, and
other semi-finished steel proportion—
“In ‘ D >
We could place our plants at near:
‘Treasury, which has been ruling the
Fourth issue is the largest outstand-
ing and the advance for the day .id‘d
about SRlJIHOJHM to its market value. F
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Eu‘itmi buying was llldllr‘o-il ll)
Treats-mm offering 01' certificates of in»
debted'itxfi on it 312?; basis. Lust
previous sale of these- certliicutes was
on it 4‘.’; basis
For lhl‘ first time, original pur—z
chasers of Third and l"0llrlll Lilmrty
bonds who still hold their investments
can sell their holdings for cost. or :1
little more.
BANK OF ENGLAND
IKI‘ZDl't‘I-Ih' DISCOI'ST RATE
I.U.\'ll4‘l.\'. April l3. (By The Asso-
iiatnl l'ress).—~'l'h'e Bank of England
today reduced its discount rate to
four per cent. The last preiious re-
duction was on Februarylfi last.
when the mtc was dropped from five
to tour and one-halt per cent.
The reduction. coming on the eve
of the Easter holidays. was an entire
surprise to the money market and
tmancial interests. Business in Lom-
bard street had begun without the
usual subject of a lower bank rate.
which is usually posted when there
is, a possibility of a reduction during
the day. and the belief was r-xbrrssed
that the action was prompted by the
money market tor some time past.
NEW YORK. April 13.———3Vith the
exception of Switzerland. Great Brit-
ain now has the lowest bunk rate in
the world .13 the result of the Bank
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‘were durinz th.» steel strike of 1919.;
Thus far (‘nrnezie Steel is the onlv.
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IS Till-7 UNITED STATES
\V‘ASHINGTON. April . 13.——lt:iil-
» ‘ roads in the l‘nited States—exclusive
of short lines with less than 31.000.000
in gross revenue—warned during Feb-
ruary 34.761600. according to lntcl'-
state Commerce t‘ommisicn reports
compiled by the Axiociation ot‘ .RlilL‘
way Executives. This compares with
an operating deficit of 35.176.367 duix‘l
in; the same month in l9z’l. and is
represented as sufficient to indicate an
H. L. 1.30 annual return rate of 4.57 per cent.
Kvnn‘ copper 3'] 1;. 30.1,. 3.. 7‘ on lhr Value of property uncstmcnt in
,\-,.ysmm. Tire 197! 183,. 19% transportation faculties. ~ _
Lack. Steel 5513 “7‘ ;15 Revenues irom operutlol‘ijior the
Mun-m PM“ 1331‘ 13‘. 1‘ 131,," month amounted to Silll..i-.\.uml. «or
Miami Copper - :9 39 39 one -3 Per cent less than comparatne
Mill-ll»; States 1414' i4 “1‘ “Trends :\ year ago. but oprfati‘i‘lgex-
MO. PH“- 1241/ 33“ 3415‘ Deficits :mio_untcd l0 Sq-4.{-3."ll0.
y_ 31 Ait‘ Brake 75 7‘3‘ 75 which was lax? pen rent. hrs. in-
x‘ Y. Central 577,-. S73. 5775‘ stanclng dccntlses m lnight rutesk
.\'. Y.. .\'. H. & H. 235.- 213; 313‘ Which have lit-3n made rill-chive dur-
Nor. Paw. 7c. 73,1: 7; ing the year. lhi assnciittlons state—
r“... I'll 551,: 56 11., 5g inent said that the mods handled dur.
Pan Am. ,3 Pete. 633‘ 537.. 5;; In); the month it per cent more triti-
‘prm,’ it. it. 433‘ 413‘ 417,-. tic than they did a your new. will found
p, 0. Gas fix; 54 is 5‘3“ ,rt‘celpts less notwithstanding.
. Pullman Co. 12:.“ 134 ‘1343' This increase in tmltic “as particu-
llm: I‘nngo] 1:12“ 153 15:; lariy marked in the easttrn district
”finding 75:; 771‘ :37; where revenues were actually in ex-
.Rpp‘ 31“., 3.;3‘ 5.51.: 5.112 cos: of February. 19:”. but has satis-
‘l{U\ill [lurch (.412 535‘ 541‘ lnt‘tory results in the soul]? and west
{Stairs “mmufl‘ 7‘7! 755$ 743‘ made the estimated anuuu earning
So. l‘ncitic Q“ ,. Ex“. 591-; ml" there respectively 3.9K per cent.
Sillt‘inll‘ ”n 3.. :6 33:.‘ g; .1. and 2.46 per cent. .
s {mm-m- 32“. '33”. 3i: ‘3 By themselves the eastern carriers
3 (i X J ' 17.: 174:: 7:.5.‘ with net income of 321535.90“ for the
s o .\' .1 Fr. lll‘a lli‘. nu. momh. earned ut’ the minim rate of
St. Paul :4 ‘33 . ‘24 717 per mint. 0in capital \‘illljt‘S. but
shmpimkpr 111;: ll\'-.. 11-33; the ninount was insufficient to bring .
iTt-xns ("u. . 37», ltle national transportation fanning:
'l‘nlmeco Prod. 57.1" up to the standard stt by (,ongress.
l'll. Ret. Stores 4!"; “'hil‘ll “\pired March 1.
l‘. S. livilll)‘ '13 _ ' _ . . ‘
t'. .‘<. Rnhlmr (.27. (”AL sTthl. ll.«\\ 1)“ _ . ‘
y g 91...] ._.g EFFECT 0_\ STEEL
l'. S. Sim"! Pr 1 7‘4 _ . ”—. . . .
rm}. popper mm" Nun-I uiun .‘ilncn Joining the Strik-
Vunmlinm Steel 42“;- frs Shun 0t! Coke Supplm and
Wist. 1"1. Tel. 91.1.. Form“ the an-muicx to
“'rst, chc, 813. Quit or Slow Down.
\l‘l;:t- Motors: .«Hlu SHARON. TEL. April lScThat the
coal strike will haw- n more serious
i-tl'vrt on iron and steel industry than
|I\(‘l'l‘lill LIBERTY nnticipntcd is admitted by manufac-
UOXI) .‘IAIKKl-IT. tun hi. it is now :ifi‘irtml tl‘b'l! the
i) by surprise when nun-union min-l
vls start: -l to join thr- strikers.
lwlii-le that they would nmnin at‘
\lek .lnd this: would keep the coke
menu going. Mills “'o-rv “ell fortified?
rrzar-ls and but the coke shortage
was not anticipiitvd.
insist t‘llrnzirru throughout the l'Vts-
aw
litlrrrh Youngstown and Sharon dis-r—
tricts uni going out or being slowed;
down. \Vithout coke the furnaces,
No less than it half dozen
been blown out while
orders to start as many more. this!
Wonk were rescinded. It is understood
' that American Steel & “'irc plant was
:shon on billets hut secured ll supply
l‘nlo-ss there is a settlement
of the coal situation within it short
,timc It is predicted that the mills will
cu nnot run.
furnaces have
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'lltSlIllilFY of l'niti-d States Steel Cor-
poration that has been affected.
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SAN FRANPISPO, April l3.-——- The:
proposal to put a farmer on the Fed~
H. Mitchell. of Minnesota~ a member'
of the Board declnr-d in an address]
here yesterday. .
"Putting a. farmer on the [Federal
Reserve 'Board is like adding a flt‘thl
wheel to a. wagon} Mr. Mitchell said.|
Mr. Mitchell said that if the scheme.
were carried into reality. diffcultirc
thereB ' .
would be sure to follow. because.
there was no room for politics in the'
banking system. Mr. Mitchell declared
that the Board was. the most mis-
understood and misrepresented part
of the government's fiscal structure.
Adolph G. .Miller. another 'Board
member. supported the statement ’
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MADRID April l3.— General Ber-
enger. the Spanish High Commission-
ot Enpl‘tnd reducing its discount rate
to four per cent. today.‘ Switzerland]
-(ut its four per cent. rate to 3 1-2‘
per cent. on March 2 on account of
the excessive gold supply in that
country.
The present British rate compares
with ‘a high of ten per cent. on Aug.‘
l, 1914. and a low of'three per cent. 1
January 29. 1914.
3,000.000-SHARE DAYS wrrnor'r A'
WAR?
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During the war trading reached the
exceedingly heavy volume of 3.000.000
share- in a aingle five-hour session.
Since then the number of securities
listed on the big board has been con-
siderably increase'd. Bucket shops by
the score have dropped by the way-
side while their business went to Stock
Exchange houses. There is a possi-
bility that the war volume will be
equaled when response is made to the
distribution by the New York ’Stock
Exchange-Jo all banks and trust com-
panies of 100.000 booklets containing
the names of its members. as a. step
in its‘ crusade against bucketshopa.
‘7 capacity and maintain that bad!
.I: at least two months. were it not
tor the coal strike." says executIVe of
‘hding independent. 9
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OIL OF N. J.
Standard Oil Co.‘ (N. J.) effective
“domain advanced gasoline 1 cent
a nation throughout its whole domes;
Ila mrkletlnrterrltory.
My alto reduced dome-tic
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all grades. ' puma" cent» or
New Melon
ADVANCES GASOLINE}
Three million shares a day is posZible
without lt-bucketsihop. even in time or
peace.
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TEXAS CO, ADVANCES GASOLINE
Texan Co. hu admced gasoline 1
cent a gallon following Tuesday's in-
crease by Standard on Co. (N. Y.)
in New York and New England.
GERMAN INFLATION CONTINUES
BERLIN. April 13..-—-Germnn whole;
sale price indemroee glut-ink March to
5.433 compared mandarin Fcbrnn’
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er. Morrocco. will soon visit Mequinez
in French’Morocco where he will in-
tendew President Miller-land -~ .0!
France. 7 . « ‘
It is accerted in some'q’uorters here
that. the ‘COnference has a bearing on
a proposed arrangement for simula.
tion action by the French and Span-
ish troops in Morocco looking“; pac-
ltlcation'ot the entire area.
NO CHANGE IN BANK RATE.
Directors or the New York Federal
of the rediscount at yesterday's meet-
ing of the board. ' -
AND PLATINUM
‘ ‘ SWEDEN. _
Swedish—American Liner Stockholm
(has arrived from Sweden with gold
bars and German gold marks valued
'at 81.587.932 and one ace of platin-
um valued 'at-817.‘n6 ” or National
Bank of Commerce . ,
GOLD FROM
MARINE GYRO-STABLIZER TESL
PHILADELPHIA: April 13.—A'
marine. gyro-stablluer, weighing 121,
tons designed to eliminate sensuous.
its to be tested late today at the plant‘-
of the Westinghouse Electric 'and
Mucufaeturing company. / ‘
Similar devim‘ have been used on,
ems-11.3mm.» but” this stabilizer in de:
signed. for use in the-largest ocean
the steamer Hawkeye State.
NATIONAL ”my .\ .
. _ . mums season
wesamcrom ‘9!!!“ 13.1, cm-
Markets-let due- ,0! the m
«eel companies Worr- token cumplvtl’q . ,
It was; ‘
erul Rt—srrve Board is political. John»E ‘ ’
_ Sterling Pinno~00mpany, case; which
80mg vehicle-”and will bedn‘otalled on 30mm”. Republican: »°1' MON},
prices.
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\ Gloves
$3.00
’ $1.00, . $1.
“Cross”
Genuine Mocha
$3.00, $4.50
Nobby Canes
$2.00 to $3.50
“City-5.5”
Tan Cape Gloves
THURSDAY, APRIL 13, 1922
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Clothes
$29.50 to $45.00
Crofut E‘s? Knapp Hats’
$5.00 .
WOMEN’SSILKHOSIERY. AllColors ..S2.00,$2.50.$3.00
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0’ Stetson Hats
S, $7.00
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$52,000 PAID To ' -
CONN. LAWYERS
‘Conunued ’trorn mm is...
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Manufacturing «- Corporation. which
was alleged to have diverted to it's
own use are material furnished by
the government. would not alpp‘ear..ot
course. in this report. One or Mr.
Cummings’s ”fees in the International
TextileCompnny clue was $6.11,? and
the.other $2.712, according to pub.
lished reports. ‘ . .
Mr. Cummings substantially verified
thece figures "They are probably
correct." ‘he remarked. “I have not
the records at hand. The only thing
I have to say about the fees is that
they are about. half. ot-iwhat I would
have charged a private .corporation."
Asked whyhe gave the wwmment
a. “cut rate.” he hesitated a moment.
and ‘ then replied; “The government
estimator is. moderate bill." - His men).-
me him. he said. as to any
other teen he'r'nny. have received for
matrices} rendered the somrmnent.
' alike Manger-’5 Btu.
Judge Robert L. Monger or Annonia.
received $15,000 as counsel tee inpthe
kept him busy for about it your from
June.fi191s.,;.*m.is Comm had five
SUbsldia'ries‘ and -two' sterling;Demo-'
crate. Colonel Norris G. Osborn ot-New
H33’ep.,and sheriff Thomas 1. Reilly .; ' -. .
L "..£HI_'CAGo.-'
0‘ N33".- H‘ven county. 88.5mm?!» re;
C9132“. $15 fo’r-eacfif me‘e-ttnxdhef at-
nded. ‘ ‘ ‘ ;.
The fact that thaw-eat metal-1’
for service; 1113132 , compucuoed'gi‘trst
lie-insurance Company Mz‘wusfwn
one, am the; grounder-lees District
~New York lawyer.
Babe Ruth
‘ marked:
committeemun from Minnesota: John
.1. Fit: Gerald. former, cohgressman
from Brooklyn; Abram L-Eiius. ant—"3
War to Turkey during the Wilson!
administration and Radar-~51. ‘Kreoel..
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\VASHINGNN. D. 0.. April 13. —
Babe Ruth. home-run‘hitter extraor-
dl?.ry otth‘e New York Yankees. was
on of the same here yesterday be—
cauge or his suspension but, not onto!
the pictures. ' *
The his fellow sat in a box with Ban4
Johnson. president of the‘Arnerican
League and Col Huston. part owner of
the Yanks. and boiled over when die
saw his team beaten. while he. the
captain. satin idleness.‘ '
Bright/decor movie cimem twill-led
and other. cameras clicked while the
Bamblno registered disgust.
" Bebe marched ‘ in tt‘hef pro‘céséion
when the American flag was hoisted
and inter was introduced to President
Harding. ‘ After". the game hé re-
“Only thirty-six more days like
nits."- , 4 » " (
Smith Likes New ,.
u: . moi-n 18.ij . " ’ on"
over 12‘ new‘ room ' l‘ inlay " race” 'nfly‘
promulgated rut the meeting of the
rules _ 7.11 ""‘jin Neif‘Ybflt. ' .
exam ere mu ht- or
Smith. VUnWeratiyfif‘ 8“ . J
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for, We‘mm.
moose mm
Attorney. amnion“.
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mike five yards in one down when
-cloée to an opponent‘s goal line."
smith fceidhe liked the rule against
clipping. declarinx‘ thot"'1t is" a. bad
play and should be legislated against."
None of the changes. he paid. will/have
any serials bearing on the Mean it
has been played in recent years.
FewBoxers'*5' '7‘
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. CHICAGO. April 13.——Champion
boxeca‘ who have rounded out ring
careers without feeling a. knockout
punch'are almost as few as the fingers
on a. mixing glovehccordlng to Mike
Collins. boxing statistician. Collins re-
calls that the count of ten has been
called upon gnost ot—the present cham—
pions. including Johnny Butt. Jack
Dempsey. Jack Britten and Benny
Leonard.
In the list of middleweights‘who
hare never, been knocked out. Collins
includes Mike Gibbons. Mike O'Dowd.
Jeff Smith.' Bryan Downey. Bax?
Rosenberg. Augie Rainer. Pat: Reed.
Jim.Dehney, L‘ou Bognsh, Nate Siegel
and Tommy goblnson.
Chicago Womenp‘ .
‘ Golfers Organize
cmmoo. ' épril‘j3. —_ Chicago
wome‘n‘ gotten» .fi‘aye orgnnixed a
league of publié‘linh players of the
SEX to hold inter-club tournaments this
.‘- SOma-nywomenphyover
himso' '9 tree courses -mat the pre-
Oters expeat. to hold. ll. city tourna-
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"murmur more than 100 players
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