,
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, Stock QuotafiOns
'1: Stock Exchange, " motions, reported for the
Y" q Maples a-ooidschniidt.
securities, 85 Washing-
m 31:22:: th prlylto wires of
n ' , over 0- ;
man Brokers, and dealers in unlisted
In. street. South Hamlin, ' local correspondents 015.;fiormmf the; amhmmc division may not come
60., lemurs 0f the New. Yuk 8m Bouncer . ’ before July 1 but i‘ is agreed that low
'0' York. . - supplies of bituminous together thh
I I ' § ' . the relatively poor financial position of
. H L- 130 H- I: 1330 soft coal miners will bring the strike
lined Chemical 6.7175 66% 67 ‘Kenn. Copper :52 :33. 21,24 in tll‘iat division to a close within six
7 - . 07 ’evston Tire 1 ’ 4 ‘ :1 wee s. -
:fnj. gill-113"?" :3 7,: 22:: 28;: tick 82:91 ' 5512' {‘45. 551/? _Goverument intcrferenct: 1;“: 3::
Am: Ice 103 108 108 Mexican Pete. - 13255. .1315 1325,; be neceszu'y to endow sh‘ilse.l tthsAd
m Loco. 117 116% 116% Miami Copper , 29% , 2924; 293$ lieved. althoughit lsconc‘ttdt'wt “_e 5.-
.Am- Ship 8: Com. 18 55 17 55 18 1,5 Middle States 15 1.1; 14:1; 14 2" ministration \vlil exert grep e ipmt-
‘Am. Smelters 58-5"; 57% ~ 58 BIO Pac. 24 7,1" 243,." 241?: sure upon ”0“). 919.1‘111'5 licloie'lt 8'99.-
. Am. Sugar 767/. 753/. 76% N. Y. Central 92% 2- 9-3 tied. . ~ ' ‘k t ’9
Am. Sum. Tab. 361/. 34% 36% N. Y.. N. H. 8: H. .. 24 is 23:6 “-2: I "I am leaking lol the stripe _o J .
Am. Te} 8.; Tel. 123% 122% 123% Nor Pac. 77 5% 771's I I is over about :llllif‘ i. suit-l resldz‘nt
firn. TDD. 141% 140% 141% Pac Oil 58% 583‘s 552‘s Marshall» oi. \\. “3., ,‘lnrsillliizkbe o.
’ 3m. Woolen 93% 92% 93% Pan Amer. Pete._ 64% :3? 2:15 3}”. that mm. yarn-es w,” haxe (n
- 9 r Penn. R. R. ’ 2 PI; is _ _ _
gag-£224 13:; 13:3 13:1,? PCO- Gas 86 . .55'1': RE doubtedly causc pressure for immed-
Iialdwin Loco. 11815 116% 118% Pullman Co 127% 124% 12c 1:? late settlement of, .Uie .ltOlltl'_9\t’}$4‘5~
Pall. 8: Ohio 49% 48% 48% Rev. Consoi. 163:3. 1-6 '1. 1614 Present stocks should last between
Beth. Steel 79% 781/; 79% Reading 781$ t8 ‘3 and Go days. .with. . continued; non-_
“8'- Pete. 56 56 56 Rep. Steel 56% 55% 56% union production at" the rate of 3.-
a... Pas. 144 143% 143% Royal Dutch 63-1”. 63 . 63% .50",th tons weekly. . . . . 1 , _
(Sen. Leabhcr 38% 37 7,5 38% Sears Roebuck 46% 76% 76% ' President “atkins of Pensylvauia
Chandler .lliot. 76% 76 76% SO. Pacific 91 3v; 91‘6 91 1,“ Coal & Coke-00,. NV)K)-\VU1.PI:CSQD1 of)-
MI & Ohio 65 65 65 [Sinclair Oil 33 32% 12% erator's arguments at the Jomt opera-
(on. "Gas 118 117 1A; 117% 6So. Railway 25% 25 ‘ 251,4. tor-miner-ptlhiio delxito at .Hotei; As-_
Chi. R. I. l 47% 47% 47% S 0 N‘J 180 177% 180 tor, today. says ally nstinliitc whclr
Corn Products 103'}; 103% 103% S t) N J l’l'. 1141"; 114% 1141.4 strike will stop is u guess. Operators
trouble Steel 65 64V; 65 St. Paul 29 . 281-4 29 are anxious for peace. he says~ adding
(hubs Cane 16%;. 16 IA. 163;. .Studebukcr 12211 120% 121:4 that continuance of the strike for two
TIndicot Johnson 861/; 861,4, 861,4 "l‘obnccoi‘rod, 69?. 69% 69‘s or three months ‘wiil create a crisis
m Rubber 18% 18 1311 [Terms Co. 461-; 457’; 46‘? next fall. lie beilcvcs if normal sup-
(‘wem Asphal 6:135. 63% 6:3; . I'n. Ho-t Stores it‘d-ii 49 50:: plies are shut off until Junc or July.
Gen. Elcctr 164% 164 1641,; . l‘. S. iliaity 66% 66 fit-52's ntincs will not be able to produce
(Eon. Motors 131,; 128’, 13 gi'. S. Rubber 66 651/. 030% enough to avoid scarClty next fall.
(Goodrich 411,42 4111, 41 1,1; l l'. S. Stu-l 99:5. 987’; 99% Many operators sav there is inclinn:
(in. North. Pf. 757$ 751/; 75% l l'. S.‘Stcel Pr. ‘ 1181‘. 118 118% tion neitllt-r on opcrntors' nor miners
(:n, North. (n... 4: 417;, 411i. ~thah Copper 6611,. 6.37.. 6614.- purts to bring about immediate settle-
3nt. Mer. Mar. i'f. 531$ R31; 83% I Vanadium Shel 433.. 427‘ 43“ mint explaining companion have no
Int. Nickel 19 17V 18% j\Vcst.1‘n. Tel. 99 30% {ls-T; business. They say the market has
Vanna City So. ‘3ng 27% 27%; \Vcst. Rice. 631-; 61: 63 been duii since April 1. especially this
Melly Spring. 49 4st; 483; WVhlte Motors 47 33 47 4733 week. Miners hnvt- just received pay
and are apathetc toward conferring.
'News of the Financial W0
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SEtV, YORK TRADE BEIJEVES
. ‘ . ;
" Settlement 01’ Allan-shite Situation 3183'
Sot Come Before July 1. But Llld
of Crisis in Bituminous Industry Ex-
pected Month Earlier.
New York coal trade looks for set-
tlement of the strke about ”June 1.
Final adjustment of labor troubles in
reduced to a .1191!“ “NEW Vi” ‘u'l'jtax'es are to be used in 113.3111ch 01'
M'exi‘cé‘s ‘ekt‘erna'l obligations.
WALL STREET‘ NEWS ' lllllAi iN Willi ST.
The lnost important feature in thc' “WALL STREET. 10:30 a. m.—.\iexi-
situation that could be classed as alczln Oils were the strongt‘St ft‘flllll'ofl
new development ill the broadeninglfll UH” opening Ol‘rlydfli‘r $109k Market
maulativc and investment interest 13-0“ dt‘lllill OT Ft‘l’Ul‘ls ”m1 ”if? 'l'fllllpit‘o
"the broadening [pink-nay. This hus'district showed suit watt-r drteriora-
"some so pronounce-d that ovf-r um-tidn. Mexican Petroleum made an illi-
rountcr business ill securities that had “Ill guilt of 1‘:- pOints and Pull-
on market amolll: circlt-s collccrllo-d in American. Simihil‘ “ml T'V‘Hs Com-
Varlous properties dwindled away to :1 Dim." “"‘l’t‘ fructionally thhtlll i'nion.
squall volume llt't‘flllS“: those who for~i Houston. Slilll‘ll‘r'l “ll 0" NPW Jersey
:rlwrly were promimnt among thtyillld Ilarnsdull "A" gained 1 to almost
dealers in tllzit'security group are now ‘, '-' points. Gulf State-s and I‘llited
Stairs Steels lilll'do-ntd, btlt most of
-:-oncentrating their z'tttcntion to Stock
Ewhange. securities. And to issues that 8'0“!) and the equipment divismn
.re-flected moderate pressure. Coolers
that are traded ill on “14' New York
C‘urb. This has divcrtvd a powerful Milled t0 .‘T‘stérday's gains and trans-
vnsh element to Stock Exchange 50- continclltais strengthened.
«tnritics and has been cll‘e-clive in twin-
in; replete the supply of stocks trodml ““51"?!“ 0W?" night :idVit't's of more
in on the Excllnllue. This heavy trud- 9 “01’0“” 'lf‘lf‘VODmt‘nls at Genoa.
in: in conjunction with the huge trail-l
“actions in fractional lnts has made at \VALI. STREET. NOOH.--»iliis lit-id
lubdantinl (‘lliillLt' in the securityithl‘l" 05"” mil"! l'l'l trading shifted
trading situation. creating a buyingvsoon after the opcnillg to the rails.
power of far greater t‘orcc than hadimotors and "lillil'k‘. shippings and
been in evidence on any previous'rooa Specialties Canadian Pacific.
mment-in \thli Strect. The initial Texas and Pacific. Norfolk'and \V’cst-
mments. however. in many issues‘ ern. Pittsburgh and “'09! Virginia and
continue to be directed by pools and.N‘“' "0”“ (““380 and St. Louis
rmnbinntions. but leading operatorsm'm‘m‘m 3“" S‘i‘m-d I’Wl‘f‘l‘rt‘d rose 1
and financiers have also joined in the , to 2 points. Studebaker. Electric Stor-
mulafion of stocks. creating "WWII-1f- l’.-.ittcry. Muck 'i‘ruck. Consolidated
mot speculative and investment Gas._ 31“"1‘31'3" Elevated, Market
Mon that “‘11" Street has everlmrf'fl WNW"); l'rior Pfd.. North
' ’ . iAlllt-l'iclzn and American Expreshlso
Mnce Housman in discussing ”w I trained l to 2: points Postnnr Cereal
mutation last night said that the mar- i ('ommon and Preferred. t‘oca Cola.
Int will go up for over a year with il ""“d l’ruio. Atlantic ‘Gulf and
manual interruptions. This view was’Ann'rican Woolen Were conspicuoumy
aharcd in by many others in the some
istromr. l'rsual leaders in the indus—
‘ $93.83 and the. helicf was ganiFal that :trial group lackvd their recent prom-
' “lupin-cannons may come
at fi'equpntlincnpe’. Cau money opened andro-
intervals 'that‘ 1111- prices of the mass ncwcd mm next week at 3‘5 per cent.
of stocks will be continually establish- '
'l
.. pd at. higher levels for a long time in 3 ' ' ‘VALL STREET' 1:30 p. m.—-—'l‘he
"the future ; rapid upturn of prides in the afternoon
. ' . in which some of the early lugx'urds
. vmousgs'ef:stsp::b°“l:i1??"03 t Tilt] joint-d. including: Baldwin Locomotive
mm 8- i 95 a ”’indicatcd that th - '
. ‘ ; , __ e prevailingmurket
conference “9““ ”WV-190‘?“ ““0 ”1“ sentiment continued bullish. Bouyancy
I ’ (fit-“on o’esterdny: and-“t _ti;m;es had l was shown by numerious of the inac-
. ”influence incausing speculative sell- '; tive. sljarps' but manv 'of th
”3...?th {83111106 first-8"!) reactions classes ruiedspoint or more :bxfggf
sue!- the highest. levels were reached. 3 terday's tinnl figures. Manhattan Elec-
; disconnection with the offering by,trical Supply jumped 7
. J, P."Morgan & Co.. . of. 57.00.11.900“ tiorial Bisciut 4. Postum Cereal 3%.
“hot Indiana Steel Co., and 33,- Gulf, Mobile and Northern Prcfcrl-ed
goouloo worth or National- Tube Co. Pullman and Brooklyn linion Gas .9;
[holiday Judge E. H. Gary. chairman of and Laciede Gas and American Brake
the U 3. Steel Corporation. this morn- Shoe 2 points. ' .
'm dated that the money from the
mic of these bonds will be used for the
erection. by the National Tube com-
m of a tap and but; weld tube plant . ,
m. Gary. Ind.. to cost approximately Papers have‘becn nlrd in the United
315390300, iStates Distmé -in- a dissolution suit
Part of the cost‘ of the plant will be . brought by the. government through
met from the net earnings of the steel ' One of its attorneys. 12. Colton
’hnt corporation and the remainder LeWiS. against the United States Gas
from the proceeds of the sale of bonds. Improvement Co.. in which R. Mom-
1“ capacity of the new tube plant and of 120 Liberty street is the princi-
will be approximately 350,000 tons airal complaining witness. This‘ suit
jar. adding between 20 and 25% to ; follows an indictment recently return-
‘netube capacityofihe steel corpora- ed by l'nited States Grand ‘Jury
m Work will he started immediate- 8381111811116 ‘linited States Gas- Im-
my, and it is hoped that 'thé'plaht ‘will , l’l‘ovement charginga violation of the
be ready for operation' *in» elghteeniShet-man. Anti-Trust law.
m -
; ; _ ; ARBITRAGE
mnYNEDISON .' 1"" "
‘ 8m OFFERING-,-
The Brooklyn Edison 'CQ.’ is offering
[to dockholders of record - April . 28!
_-"tbe right to subscribe at. par _to the .
" latent of five-ninths of their holdings
t the . new.._issue of $10,0‘00'.000
17c”; recently authorized by the Pub-
rvice Commission. Subscription spread is so reat t -
“its expire on May 29 and snbscrip- afiord to warfhouse all: Eggfwlcizz
“nanny be paid .in.£u.ll origin-1:9; or; it arrives with the idea of. delivering
fl thee jnflalmento 3.0% on May 29. “he ‘actual sugar against their Sep—
a% on September .1. and (fir/0' ' 'on'3tem‘ber contracts and net a profit of
December 1. : 1922. _ ' aboutl‘sloo a.lot of SOTons, after ware-
Entirc issue has been underwritten house and interest charges
subject. to the prior- right of.stock-
holders to subscribe and pay for their
stock in accortianc_ with the terms or - - —
.0 of". ' ' 5 Lee Tire & Rubber Co.. has declared
Proceeds will be used to reimburse -regular quarterly dividend of 50 cents
DISSOLUTIOS SUIT AGAINST '
U. G. L.
' 13' RAW' SUGAR.
in the present market is by operators.
who are able to buy sugar for May
shipment from all the producers at
about 233' or'2.375 cents a pound.
and 'sell September optionsragain'st it
at about 2.85 cents a pound. The
*4
\
:iiriorlmn LEE TIRE nlvaxD. ‘
"~.- fie company for expenditures made 'a. share. on capital stock payable—June
tbr additions to its plants. 1 to stock of record May 15;
'liighcr'
‘quotz'itions for the leading foreign t-x-.
points. Nan.
‘Much of the buying of raw sugar
"i‘hey lu-livvt- union success in winning
. over non-union mt‘ll will reach a clini-
ax this “'“t'k and after rt-ccnt pay
money is spent. union ’scntimcllt will
xlvc way to om-rs of lower wages.
Anthracite npcrators my the strike
may last until July 1 although .110
lwlicve scttlcment will come sooner.
Former contend rt':‘.l issues of thi- con-
troversy will not be discusscd‘bcl‘orc
May. p cilminnry presentation of de-
' mallds nnd Opt-lullom‘ replies requiring
the remainder of April. Approach of
the cud of the hard cozil consuming
season is inclining opcl‘ators in that
division of the coal industry toward
ludifi‘er'cncc as to when the strike ends
and the strong sentiment of miners
to hold out resolutcly is attributed to
the comfortable position of their bank
accounts as Well as willingnessto rest
after two you rs of sit-tidy work. ‘
STOCK EXCHANGE
SEATS HIGHER
Ni-l;\\' Ytllllx'. April 2l.—4l’l‘lCt-s Of
seats on tin.- va York Stock Ex-
change. long rcgurded by many as an
dndex of approaching market coudi-
lions. are still on the upgrade. “'3"
Street got a. thrill yesterday. when it
was announce-d that Erich Marks had
bought the seat of \V. l’. Bliss for
383.000. which was $4,000 nlore than
the previous sale recorded less than a
\veek' ago. -
Henry Clews paid only $500 for his
seat. June 27, 1864. and since that.
time there have been many wide var-
iations. but 313.000 is the lowest price
recordléd in a generation. The record
price was 3115.000, reached in the
.war boom. and_a sent is reported to
{have been sold for as low as 834.000
_in the great depressio'n'thttt'fbliovwd -
the‘cios)ng‘ol'.the stock Exchange on .
"July 3'). 191-4 zwhen- news-came that
England was going into the war.
-»'
: mus-ms ‘citxrrtsl; ‘
_ CHICAGH. April 2f.-‘~1lllnois Cen-
trdl directors have-perfected plans for.
.inaklngximmediate application. to the
Commerchomlnisslon for appmval
lof the preferred stock issue. which it
‘13 believed will be offered to common!
stockholders rambly as issued. Presi-
dent Markham; believes that the com-
mon stockholders will take gilthe; pre-
ferred stock as issued. and expects to
- begin active work on electrification of
the: Chicago terminals Within ' ninety
days. ‘or‘ immediately on return of Vcie
president ~Baldwin~and . angina“: Patti-
son ,in 'charge of this work, who are
in‘Eurd'pe looking over electrical c‘o‘n-
lstructlon- The 350.0002000 preferred'
'stock justauthorizcd will probably. be;
issued in'small .blocks from time to
time '
l _.
.x: Y. TITLE & MORTAGE .
~ ixcpgmsns CAPITAL
Stockholders .of.the New, York Title
&:Mortgage 90.. at a special. meeting.
authorized the capita tion at the
company_from $3.000.0 0 to $4,000,-
000. The new’shares are offered for
subscriptions to the stockholders pro-
rata. one share for each three shares
or their holdings on April 20, at a
price of 8100 per share. '
i
.2 CQ‘WEIIE‘TED TEXTILE.
~Situation in the textile strike so far
as it affects Consolidated Textile Cor-
,poration showsuio. change, with six
mills and a bleachery.which original—
ly went out still closed down. Nine
of the Knight mills are being operated
without interference. ‘
HEARING OF TAX EXEMPT
SECURITIES BILL' '
' taxation is' also due in WU" ‘0 “Wat-3a
‘withdrawn from the. Inca! mt. ' wt and _
' ‘t-d’Press).—Armed; men raided the.
h .
i m somfiPllimmmngmmL t _ , _
" . .. - , -. v .. Wszvgmfl >- ‘ ; _
‘ JWiltonys. the ._ ‘ .
Stamford All Stars
- ; . _ AX ~_ .,
MEAICAE 0-” 1' T DISAGBEEMEXT
Conference of American 011 Men 1""):
Mexican Govemment Official:~ 0|
Export Tax Not Viewed Ropemil).
The opinion of all men generally re-
garding the trip to Mexico of the cons-
mlttee of oil‘ men. comprising \fi. 1 .
T981319. E. 12. Doheny. H- F. Sincia r.
E. C. Lufkin; and J. XV. Van Dyke. for
i 9 Purposeof conferring with Mexi-
c n government officials regarding the
0“ export tax disagreement is- not
hopeful. Representatives?American
0“ companies already have informed-
the Mexican government that they
cannot continue to Day the export t3"
arrived
imposed under the agreement-
at last fall. ,
The attitude of the Mexicou govern-
ment is insisting on levying” ”'19 maxi-
mum? taxron- oil exports is strengthen-
ed by the necessity of‘that govern—
ment t0 secure as much revenue as
r'apl‘diy as possible in view 01' the ex—
haustion of a large part of Mexico 8;
'01] resources; '
The Mexican heavy
ilisistancc on
that oil taxes are to be paid in gold.
1h'lh‘is ‘connection the interests of
bankers lies with the Mexican govern-
ment in view ot‘ the fact that export
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""" (‘Rt'm-z anrzn mm.
Spot smoked crude rubber ai'tcr ad- _
vancing during past few weeks from}
the year‘s low of 14 ccnts a pound tol
171/; cents has slumped to 16% cents.
In New York trade circles the decline
is attributed principally to speculative
activity of opt-rotors in the London
market.
'l‘irc manufacturers; who “'t'l‘t‘ fail
sized purchasers of spot rubber last
month and earlier this month have
what little trading is being dom~.rep-l
I't'srllls mainly the t-i‘i‘Orts of dealers
to improve their positions.
GONCH DIVORCES
WIFE WHO THREW
TTLES AT HIM
Continued from First Pm
“'hcn he took the witness stand”
Gonch said he was :1 bookmaker for:
the Empire “1111? track and that they.
“1‘11" married in Brunswick. N. .l..
July 15. 1902. He charged that his
\vii'r kept a knife Undl'l' hcr pillow for
a bid companion and that on two oc-
casions she shot at him.
The divorce was brought by Gonch
on the grounds of habitual intcmper-
ancc. infidelity and intolerable cruelty.
but soun- questions lirost- over the in-
l‘ltleiitv charge on that ground that
the first papers sci-uni had contained
this charge. but that, the slit-riff scn'~
rd another paper on her which did
not. contain this count and withdrew
the first service. ‘
Deputy Sheriff Edward B. lloulens
who made the service was called to
the stand and stated he positively r9-
lnt-mbered having made the first scr~
vice but could not remember having
mad} another. \t‘hile this question
“hi-SVSKin.lh-dmhllll'. Judge \“oife call-
u~d the attorneys into chamber.
t‘hler of Police “'lliiam Pennington.
Patrolman .ioiln Roberts and l'atrol-
.lnan l-‘mnk S. Stratum were addition-‘
all \vitllt-sscs (‘illh'tl for the plaintiff.‘
There \\'l'l‘t‘ many more in court wait-
lni! to lbt' called for both sides when
the case was suddenly ended.
Patrolman Stratton said during the
last 12 years he has seen Mrs. Gonch
intoxicated :1 dozen times. In 1915 he
was called to the Bristol' hotel to
quit-t Mm. Golich. A lam pan of
beans was boiling on the.stovt:. Mrs.
Gonch pickt-d thesc up and endeavor-
ed to throw them at her husband. but
the officer struck her arm and they
spattt-rcd about the floor. She. then
trim to _hit him with a milk bottle
but was again prevented by the officer.
he Smtt‘d. She then tore her outer
clothing from her body and ripped it
into shreds and threatened to kill her
husband. tht- witness testified. . .
Gulich;“'us represented by Attor-
neys John J. Cunt-o and “fillinm Tam-
many. while Attorney Alexander he‘-
l.zi.ney was counsel for; Mrs. 60110)).
Attorney lit-Laney asked Stratton if
he had st-rn another woman in the
Gonch apartment thé‘;night Mrs.
Gonch paid the visit to her "husband.
which resulted ill the bean-throwing
episode. but Stratton saidhe- had not..
'IRISHAGUNMEN ., . ~
'FIGHT- IN OPEN
train First as» ‘
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(Continued
(ASSOCintcd .
l
, BELFAST. April '21
l’ressls—lt‘i'ring‘wus again in progress
in the Short Strand area of Ballyma-
carr'ott. the eastern section of; Bel-
tast, early today. A sergeant in the
special Ulsterconstabulary was the
/
first'casllgit‘yoflthe day. »
TWO [deaths in ' 'th'e' 'hOSpital last
night: and? the death of Andrew Mc-
Cartney. one’of yesterday's wounded.
raised ‘the diastert-ide toll. to twelve.
Three men who were ”discovered loot-
ring in the‘ Falls district" yesterday ré-'
delved a: severe shock when they were
tried and sentenced by Republican
police to be tart-ed and feathered.
The sentence was duly carried out.
and the thieves were marched down.
the street labelled: “hooters, ~Be-
ware!" and accompanied by a. joyous.
shouting crowd. The arrival of the
military ended the thieves’ ordeal. ‘
SI.1'G0.'Ii-eland. April 21 (Associat‘
offices of—the Sligo Championitoday.
and‘smas‘hgd the frames of type for
-this week's issue. apparently in order
to prevent publication of the newspa-
per's’ report; of ‘Sunday's meeting
when“ Arthur Griffith. presidentof the
pail VEireaun, delivered an address in
favor of the Free Shite treaty.
‘_' BELFAs'r,‘Api-il 21.—'!'he‘ wit-elegy
WASHINGTON. - "April .‘ 21.—'rhe
House Ways and Means Committee set '
héxt.'l‘uesday for a. hearing on the hill 6
providing.-.for -
amendment or anytmsfifahr
, exem
incur-mes. ’ " _pt
station 'at Bunbegpncar Gwedore. on
the 'Wéstern Donegal seaboard; has
ford All Stars will '
team at- Orem~ Field, ‘Wiltou. and” a
very good game can be looked for as
every player on-the Stamford
a’re well posted on the fine points of
‘baseball and kn’Ow the game from A.
'This convenience \vili afford a great
‘ is shown by
,24lh: . .‘Iruse.
'November. :1737, December, 1733. Jan-
The raiders " tore up 10.000 partly Saturday. ‘ .. .
printed copies of the paper. but spar- we 1
ed the linotypes and other machin- w” ‘. 931G 15PM]? 3 .
"y, M... ~pre-release feature starring Lon"
p; m.. the Stam-
Sunday next, at 3; _
‘ be the visiting
team .
to Z.
The Wilton lineu
as last Sunday. with
p will be the same
the exception
lthat. Hall goes in the box and Warm. ,
‘to center field. . Nooney’s truck.
of
NOI'tYalk. has been engaged to bring
a large number of the Norwalk lovers
of baseball who enjoy coming up to
the “'ilton games. Mr. Nooney Will
leave liorwaik at 2 p. m.. from tire
corner of “Vail and Commerce streets.
many a glorius opportunity for an af— I
temo‘on off. a nice ride in the country.
also a chance to witness a good ball
game on one. of the prettiest ball fields
in these parts. ' , 1
11' there could be anyone who has
not: taken advantage of the fine field
and fast ball games in VViiton take
thlgopportunity and without doubt. we
will see you every Sunday. .\ext
week we will give out to our patrons‘
the names of the clubs we have book-
ed to play in \‘Viiton for the next. two
months to come. and when you learn
of the ability of our visitors we. are
quite sure we will have the pleasure of '
having your presence at many of our
games.
Norwalk Bowlers _
Beat Danbury
The Norwalk Bowling Nam last,
night defeated the Danbury five at the
Norwalk alleys. by winning two out of
three of a series of three games. Good
scores were pinned by both teams as
the full scores printed be-
low.
The scores:
DA N1317- RY
Hawlings ........ 74 $0 .' 100
Smith . . ......... 91 94 91
Hoff ............ $9 89 96
Hyatt ........... llll 86 09
Hambl'idg‘t‘ ....... 1H3 115 98
453 464 484
NORW'ALKS
Youllas .......... 111 Cd 93
Rose ............. $6 $3 92
Marina . .T ....... 106 35 103
Monday ......... 112 103; 105
ix'avanzc .......... 104 1 11 ST
519 458 482
AMERICAN colt—N—
FEEDING ADULTS
IN VOLGA VALLEY
Continua! trom Page One.
communication. which
bet-n reached and may
by American and
tors of- rail
have not yet
never be reached
other foreign aid.
Today the beginning of last lnonth.
when wheat (nay be sown. it is still a
gamble whether a majority of the
peasants will I‘t’C‘thf’ any appreciable
supply of wheat for spring planting.
'i‘llc railways through the heart of the
Samara. and Orenburg districts have
been blocked by etluinoctiai blizzards
at the time when the Moscow Govern-
lnent was straining all efforts to bring
seed from the ports to the peasants.
But regardless of the success of the
wheat seeding campaign. the rye. that ‘
was sown last autumn is expected to
supply the population of Samara with
enough food on which to exist after
the middle of August.
DIES ‘SUDQENLY
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Alsace sector. June 26th to July 22nd;~-
Aisne, Marne. July 27th .‘to August
Argonne. September.
26ml to November 7111. He was‘jdis?
gagged at Camp Upton, on May 15th;‘l
The funeral will be held from_the_~
late; boule_'37 West avenue. on‘ Satup‘
day morning at 8:30 o‘clock and at 9.
church! '
o‘clock from St._ Ladisiaus'
The'iht'et‘nient will be in ”St; Mary's"
cemetery. ; ‘ < , - -
. .Wheu tile.young'man was taken ill
yesterday a call was sent , in for a
physician and also for tlie Not-walli-
hospital ambulance, but by the time
they arrived he had passed away.
. 19811sz £303.11“: :.
ln‘the New York.l~‘oreign \Exchange"
Opening Sterling was quoted tit-4.41 $5
Caibies 4.42. Franc-Cables .9.31; CKS
9-30: Belgian Cables 8.57. cxs 8.5 .1 __ -_ - ; ; ;;. - _ ;;; ' \u
6* $7: 3 seams: 15/ \jlwr‘jm ‘ ,mfi/a‘§~:\0 A. -
Lire Cables 5.41 CKS 5.40%. Swiss
Cables 19.46. CKS 19.43. Peseta, C'a‘b'les'
15.54. .CKS.15_;52. Danish Cables 21;36,'
Norway Cables 19.00. _CKS; N -
Swedish 25.9§.- Guilder iCables 37.95..
cxs 37.9‘0. Marks .3639. , - ‘ .
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WASHINGTON. April zit—An. in.
crease of less than two-thirds of 1",
is reported by file Department of La-
boniu the wholesalepricesof 327 food;
commodities during March.
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COTTON MARKET.
New; York cotton opening.’ May
.1785. July.
, .17-43. _ flctober; 1.1736.
“ll-l‘.". .1728,
open steady.
March, .1733._ dual-get;
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Conway Teal-lo and“ Elaine Hammer-1'
stein in two. new '15eatures, ’Regent
inee and night for the first-timeta-
fore any] audience: .6069 {direct I"
been ‘seized by.Repubiioan force'S. it.New York tromzthe .Palacewflon't '
> , was-announced here many. ' The raid—‘ miss it.-
..the_,._constith_t_iohal g}! provided themaval men in'charge‘
at the mnfiwfflimm'10: -:
Ra;
await; depot. 7
ml,
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Advertise «.-in~the...8eaune1.1ax.., beet ‘
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FRIDAY, APRIL 21
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mini
whether or not~they
good reading.
others in a. drunker orgy.
he
taking part in such affairs. Much h
for fear that he will lead to the ruin of the morals ot‘ tn. ;\c _
of his face may. or may not. have a bad effect. on tit-01m.
called. however. that plentypf other people have done il.i:li> :m .~
Arbuckle and have not been barred forever from earning 1. 5‘ 1.3;;
Biblical injunction "Let him who is without sin among )t.”
stone," may be peculiarly applicable to the present ISiLSl‘.
and especially
is rent asunder and the true details of i
from the truth. and to keep alive the illusions that art- .-.21- u x
to by certain motion picture magazines. people ask to lid‘! - . _; _
ness removed from their sight.
slip and who
to Arbuckle.
He kept with his ovvn class. and made no false pretenses
pleasant 2
Out in Sacramento. California. they are to Oils-rt.
during the latter part of May and an ordinance was pus». .1
two. daily fine. ranging from two bits to a half dollar. um ,
resident who doesn't grow whiskers or a. mustache.
diliancc. false grogans are barred.
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The ordinance doesn't say a word about tho ml... ,
color of the whiskers. except that artificial stimulant is 2...;
no one may dye their whiskers.
- \\’e have already started to get into training for 11ml
our whiskers grow. and we are also going to us. mar.~ 101.... :
t-rs on them than heretofore.
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liy l‘-
The row that is being kicked up about Patty Arlnl.-l.l.~\ WW“
shall be shown
The truth of the matter
is
not a thing
is tlllsi—Al'l)llti\:t , .:
At the same time a. girl died. 'l‘l
that Fatty was not guilty of her death. and from evid. m.
r past life. it would seem as if she was not :1. girl who \~._ - ;, . A
as been said about l-lil'lll ‘_ l;
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There‘is a certain veil of romance cast over the lixt-s .4 .; :
000——
The only true way to find out the public opinion or. All _
one of his pictures shown.
#000—
Mercy is shown to a boy who steals money;
endeavors to recover himself.
He did not try and intrude in society and 111' n '
lit the sum-
0—...
People have been disillusioned and the fact is not pl-umm ~ . ~ .v
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If an Arbuckle film is shown here we shall proyably
funny we will laugh at it."if it is not we shall "pan" it.
—000.-.——
That being off our chests we beg to-remark th ‘
evidently revised his opinion about being too proud to light.
Tumulty has stepped on his toes.
000—— .
And now Homer (‘ummings has said that ii“ is not. sin-lulu."
\\'onder if the 01110; sought Homer would it mid l‘ll'. x»
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motion picture starS. by certain pvopl», mu! \m- . ~ , ,
it'e seen. it is a sl‘w h. .t-l:
to a mac v.
lit' '1‘
Alltt'l.i
they are endeavoring to further blind their (lisiiiusioumrnt.
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ANDREW J. FODOR i
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' 4- SHIRTS
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.patterus tin tailored shirts:
‘: -. $1.50.
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Four new sets. Pollux.
Eagle Crepe, King‘s t‘l‘t‘i-r-
College Stripes:
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21 .Nos‘rn' MAIN STREET '
D: ~‘_ :7
$1.00.
i «Free? Free Free
31,001.31 fqr'Sfturday; Ceiling Pspér f9; One 300m Given
g ~ ' ’ Amymth Each-Sale «woo or. More
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We carry theslargut/linrof-~-Wsl1 Paper at prices
j. 'lowet-Lthanany house in' the finite; Jrices ranging fI'Om
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-, 3 Gm 113 smut. 10 as common)
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Chaney comes to Palace today.;mat—" \ '
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