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20 THE COURIEPw-JOURNAE, LOUISVILLE, WEDNESDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 12, BOND MARKET AVERAGES. (Copyright, 1S30. Standard Statistics Co.) New York Stock Exchange Bonds and tremendous sand stretches of this country, Dlend in with the powerful Bancroft personality, admirably. Billy Haines had run down to visit his mother. Alexender Gray, one of Today's Photoplays LOEWS STATE "Bishop Murder Case." Basil Rathbone.

Leila Hy-ams. Roland Young. Feature starts: 11:00. 1:12. 3.24.

5:29. 7:41. 9:53. Hollywood Id Person By MOLLIS MERRICK- (Copyright, 1930. By The Courier-Journal and North American Newa-.

paper Alliance.) the new singing stars, was there with a Jolly party. Etnlyn Claire was of sevral new passenger nd freight offices ln the Middle West. Commenting on the recent market activity in American Tobacco Wail Street interests point out that the outlook for the comoany this year is bright. The report of the company for 1929 to be published in March will show net Income of about $30,000,000. Earnings for 1929 do not afford a fair indication of the earning power for 1930.

On the basis of estimated rate of production at the close of 1929 the 35 cent additional to received by manufacturers after discounts through the price advance means additional income for American Tobacco of approximately 115.000.000 or about J6.50 a share on the combined common. among them MARY ANDERSON "The Love Racket." Feature starts: 11:05. 12:50. 2:35. 4:20.

6:05. 7:50. 9:35. 10 10 10 30 Ind- R. R.

Cul. Totai. Tuesday 93 1 104.9 98.1 98.7 Monday 93 3 105.0 98 1 98 8 WeK ago 92.7 104.5 98.0 98.4 Year ago 94.7 104 0 99.1 99.3 2 years ago 97.4 108.8 100.8 102.3 3 years ago Weekly aver. 95 8 104.6 98.2 99.5 Kiaa 1930... 93 3 105.8 98.8 99.1 Low 1930 91.9 104 5 97.8 98 4 Sales (par vaiuei.

19.260.000. By JOHN L. COOLEY. New York, Feb. 11 (AP) The bondi market was without decided change in! today's pre-hoiiday session.

Prices edged narrowly up and down and although a Lawrence Tibbett bad run over Special to The Courier-Journal. from Redlands where he had been giving a concert, and was letting the STRA.V Feb. 11 Movieites must Feature 5:11. 7:16. 10:56, 1:01.

3:06, starts: 9:21. vast stretches of the desert coax the fatigue away Grant Withers and Loretta Young, ALAMO 'The Lone Star Ranger" Feature starts 11:25. 1:09, 2 53. 4:27. 6:21, 8:05, 9:49 Sales in High.

Low. Close 3 Keith 6s A 80 80 80 1 Kendall 5V2s'48 A war 90 90 90 8 Kings Co Elev 4s 76 76 76 3 Lac Gas cf St 512s.l023i 102H 102H 1 Lac Gas St 1st 5s. 100 100 100 I ft 3 lid 4s'31 99? 99V, 99 Lautaro Nit 6s 54 8IV2 80 81 3 Lehigh Val Coal 5s 33.100 100 10O 1 IX) 5s '74 "0'i 702 1 Leh Val Pa 4s 2003 881 88U 881 7 Liggett Myers 101 1U1 3 Loew's Inc 6s WW 107L 1071 6 Long Isl deo 5s 99'2 9SU H3U 3 Lorillard Co '37. 90 90 90 11 Lorillard Co 5s 82,2 82'- 1 Lou Gas Eiec 101 101 101 1 Louis Sc 1st 953 95. 95J 16 Do unified 4s 941a 94 2 Manati Sug 7.is '42.

85 82U 82', 2 Manhat Ry con 4s 60 60 60 5 Man Ry 4s '39 74 74 74 Sales (in 1.000s). High Low. principals In the most, interesting local romance of the moment, were 100' KENTUCKY "The Gold Diggers of Broadway. Feature starts: 10:30, 12 23, 2:20. 4:15.

5:55. 7:50. 9:45. defying mama's edict from the desert. Eloping to Arizona with Loretta Young, who is under age.

Grant Henderson Sc St. Loul Railroad Jefferson; agreement filed, appellee girea until March 1 to file brief. Melton's Electric Co. vs. Central Credit Corporation.

Henderson: agreement filed, appellee given 45 days' time to file brief. Stephens. et al. vs. Hubbard.

Fiord: Slack vs. Downing, et Mason; Jonea vs. Hodgkins. et Estill; Jefferson Garage vs. Salatin.

Jefferson; appellees la foregoing cases filed bripf and notice. Sunlight Coal Company, et al vs. Flovd, Union; Clark vs Bullock. Rockcastle: Sharp vs. Rawls.

Daviess: appellants In foregoing cases filed brief and notice. Angel, etc. vs. Lemoyne. McCrearT; Southern Mining Company vs.

Clayton, Bell: Bennett (Robert) vs. Commonwealth. Jefferson: Smith Lee) vs Commonwealth. Harlan: appellants in foregoing cases filed brief and notice. Glenn vs Commonwealth.

Butler: Ephng EH' vs Commonwealth. Pike: appei.ants ln foregoing cases filed brier. Ordered that court adiotirn until Friday. February 14. 1930.

at 11 a.m. KUXZ TRIAL FEBRUARY 20. Chicago. Feb. 11 (P) Congressman Stanley H.

Kunz and hi son. Stanley. will eo to trial February 20 on charges of consoirarv in connection with alleced craft in a Civil Service appointment. Kunz reauested immediate trial that he miht be "vindicated before the April primaries." The Congressman and his son were charged with accepting $400 from Roman Trochowskt. on an alleged promise to obtain his appointment to the Police Department.

few of the prime rails made net variations of a point either way. most of the closing prices were within small fractions of Monday's final figures. Thirty-day time loans firmed, but the other maturities eased off to 4'2 to 43 per cent. United States Governments sagged on the announcement of another Treasury bill flotation later in the week. Dealings in this group were exceptionally light.

Convertible rails lost much of yesterday's gain. New Haven 6s dropped l's and Missouri Pacific 51ss declined a point. Atchison 4'is and Chicago North Western each sagged Vi. The feature of the stock privilege group, however, was a rise of points in Philadelphia Reading Coal Iron 6s on the largest turnover shown by this issue in some time. Colon Oil 6s advanced a point but held only half of the gain The two telephone convertibles were firm.

Wickwire Spencer Steel listings rallied Withers found on his return that his RIALTO -The Love Parade ture starts: 10.53, 12:56, 3 02 7:11, 9:17. Although rumors had been rife In Wall Street that directors of Western Union Telegraph Co. were planning a stock spht-up and increased cash dividends. Newcomb Carlton, president, stated that no such proposals were considered at the directors' meeting Tuesday and that there were no prospects of such developments for some time to come. The meeting was described as routine.

mother-in-law intended to withhold consent to the marriage. He agreed to separate from his bride for a year. always have hide-away places where they can renew their energy after the trying sessions of Intense picture making. So. while I found Hollywood rather dull this past week, a drive to Palm Springs convinced me the desert was enjoying the company of the great.

Here had fled Irving Berlin to write his new singing picture. Made from his own story, and, of course, with his own music. Here Marion Davies was recuperating from the strenuous days of her most recent talkie venture. Janet Gaynor and Lydell Peck, her husband, were superintending the tree-planting on their new desert locale. They begin building shortly.

Within a stone's throw of El Mira- 2 McCrory St 5'2s '41 971. 9734 SI ...101 101'a 101L2 1 Met Ed 5s Louisville Markets 100 5 100 1 2 Midvale Stl cvt 5S xnen he discovered that, in Arizona, you don't need mother's consent. Hence he eloped again with his own Close 11HJ 'a 103 97', 90 96 93 lOl-U 88 '2 83J4 8J'; 89'2 88' 2 94 '4 76'4 7434 68 50 9i'4 85 9a'. 100 10034 93t 73 '2 110'4 lll'a 110'2 104'4 lOOU 91 99 wife. 98' 99 1 98 39 99' 99 98 39 99 83 5 61 933a 2 Do 4 '25 99 '2 15 1st 5s '61 98'2 13 con 5s '34 ctf 39 2 Mane 62s 993 7 Do 5'2s 83 5 Do 1st con 4s 89'i 10 on In 5s A 101' 4 EGGS.

POULTRY AND BUTTER. The following buying prices are quoted by Horney Egg and Chicken House. 601 East Walnut Street Gloria Swanson was struggling with 2 Canada 5s 31 10034 7 Do 5s 52 103'2 20 JO 4'2s 36 98'2 1 Cauca Val 7'2s 46 90 4 Chile Mt Bnk 634S'61 96 8 Do 6'? 57 94 11 Chile 7s '42 10134 18 Do 60 8834 4 Do 6s 61 Jan 6834 7 Do 6s '61 89'2 5 Do 6s '61 Sept 89' 2 1 Chile 6s 1962 March 88 '2 0 Cologne 50 944 3 Colombia 6s '61 Jan 77 3 Do 6s 61 Oct 77 8 Coiorri Mtge Bk 7s '46 7434 6 Do 6'2s 47 68 '4 2 Comp An' '2s 39 50 19 Copenhai! 5s 52 97'4 12 Do '53 92'4 1 CordobaCit 7s '37 ctis S5 1 Cordoba Pv 7s 42 95'2 70 Cuba '53 10O 35 Do 5s A 1914 49101'2 4 Do 4' 49 938 19 Cundina Marca e's 6 Czecho 8. 51 110'j 4 Do 8s 52 Ill's 1 Danish Mun 8s A 10 Denmark 6s '42 1043s 6 Denmark 52S '55 15 Do 4'2s '62 91'2 30 Deutsche 6s '32 99 1 Dom Rep sf 5'is '42 95'i 1 Dom 2d 5'2s '26-40 935a 1 Duke Pr 6s '66 .104 7 Indies sf 6s '62 102'4 7 Do 6s '47 102'4 2 Do 5'2S '53 Mar 83 89' 89' briskly on a report that the Federal Court master would recommend settle-j ment of foreclosure action by March 1. The first mortgage 7 per cent certificates The Western Electric Company, manufacturing subsidiary of the American Telephone and Telegraph Company, will raise approximately $30,000,000 of additional capita! through an offer of stock Tjie stock is offered to stockholders of record February 17 at $40 a share on the basis of one new share for each seven held.

About 98 per cent of the stock is held by American Telephone. The additional capital will be used to finance expansion of manufacturing facilities now in progress. The new stock will bring outstanding shares to approximately 6.000.000 10034 iul'4 the difficulties of the remake on Queen Kelly down at Palm Springs. Free of the insistence of the tele 16 Do adj 5s A 105'2 105 105' 112 34c dozen: seconds Packing stock 15c Eggs Fresh firsts 30c. Country Butter pound.

31 Mo cvt 5'is 49 A 113 112 rose 4 points. High grade rails were' rather thin Santa Fe General 4s and Baltimore Ohio Refunding 5s declined 100'4 100' phone, the casual dropping-in of ac 99 99'-99 99 aor, cieorge Bancrort is building a desert house. The great granite cliffs 99' 99 75'4 10034 9 Do rfg 5s 65 A 40 Do 5s '77 30 Do 5s '78 27 Do gen 4s 27 Mont rfg 5s A '43 6 Do 5s '62 Poultry Hens, colored, all sizes, 22c pound; "ens. Leghorns and blacks, all sizes, 20c pound; spring chickens, colored. 99 3 aisea, uc pound; stags, colored, 18c pound: ducks, four pounds and up.

18c The New York Stock Exchange. Curb 12 Montreal Tr col 5s '41 953,8 huuuu. unaer iour pounds 15c pound: old rooste's 15c pound; geese 13c pound. nicnsngt, securities Market of the New York Produce Exchange and all other leading security and commodity markets and banks of the country will be closed Dance Tonite In MADRID Third At Guthrie Cato's Vagabonds 1 yun toms. 12 pounds 743 100 99 95' 98! 28 9 99 86 86 102', 96-j 92:, 100', 993, 95 984 28 9 99 86 Vi 86 102', 9b "-4 927( Wednesday in observance of Lincoln's 31 Nat Dairy 5V4S 987a 2 Nat Rad 62s '47 28 1 Nt Ry Mex 4s '77 asd 9 1 gen 4V2s 99 13 NO 5s ctf '52 86'i 8 Do 5s '55 86 '2 1 Tex fc Mex 52s.l02'a 1 Do inc 5s A 9634 1 Do 5s 927j 4 Do 5s 96'2 1 Dirtnaay.

quaintances and friends. Edmund Goulding had run down to finish his manuscript on his latest picture. After a day's brisk writing a canter out into the vast reaches of this country, is the favorite diversion. Here the date palms are golden with heavy fruitage. The incense of sage brush and desert growth makes the air provocatively spicy.

The sharp blue-green of raw turquoise shuts down on you from above like a huge bowl. The clear sharp granite cliffs seem near enough to reach out and touch, yet you can ride hours on end without coming any closer to them. LJ Frederick B. Patterson, president of the Ladies 50c Gentlemen 7.1c Reserved Tables Optional lh. ioc.

nens. a pounds and up. 26c; old toms. 23c; undergrades. 15c.

Hatching Eggs (quoted by I.laplehurst Hatchery 46c a dozen and higher according to grade. Butterfat (buying price quoted by Gray von Allmen Sanitary Milk Company) 35c pound. Creamery Butter Whn'esaio nin, 3 El Crp 62S '50 90 '2 12 Est Ry ext sf 96 10 Fiat 7s '46 ex-war 92'; THE COURIER-JOURNAL THE LOUISVILLE TIMES Classified Advertising Indexed for Quick Service. i Tolsjg To place ads over the phone, call City 3200 and ask for "Ad Taker Errors in advertisement should be reported at once. The Courier-Journal and The Louisville Times will not be responsible for more than one incorrect a point, while New Haven Debenture 4s and Northern Pacific General 3s advanced to about the same extent.

Losses of 'i to '2 in Canadian National 5s, Rock Island 4s. Illinois Central 43s and Southern Pacific Refunding 4s indicated the listless nature of the day's trading in investment issues. Utilities were firm. American Telephone 5s of 1965 turned over in some bulk, losing '8 net. Columbia Gas Electric 5s 'May maturity).

New Orleans Public Service 5s, Pacific Gas Electric os and North American Edison changed hands at slight advances. Utah Power Light First 5s were steady on the flotation of the new $4,000,000 issue. Humble Oil 52S, International Match 5s, Reading Coal Iron 5s. United States Rubber 5s and Goodyear Tire 5s moved with, fair activity on a rising trend. Republic Iron Steel 5'ss and Lorillard 5s turned heavy, losing more than a point.

Australian 5s of 1955 moved up half a point on good buying, while Cuba 5lis rose 3, in the face of a $40,000,000 offering of fifteen-year bonds of the same coupon. French 7'bs lost 7a, finishing 2'2 points below their recent record high The is were steady. British bs were freely bought at around 104 6 Finland sfg 7s '50 9 NYC HR deb 106U iOb'2 2 Do tf imp DS. .106 106 106 iiauuiiaj Lasn ttegister Company, of Dayton. Ohio, who returned Tuesday from a conference of the European representatives in Berlin, said that the company's foreign business for January wouid show a gain of about 40 per cent over the same month last year.

Increased business in 983a 95 933 96 40c pound. 1 Do '56 2 Do 65 '45 1 Fin Mun 62S A 98 '4 97 89 98' 97! 89 79' 12 Do rf imp 4'2s. 98 12 Do deb 4s 34 97 18 Do con 4s 89 6 Do rfs 79 42 107 7 Fram I Dev 7'2s Germany, ne said, has necessitated the French 7'2s '41 121V FRUITS AND VEGETABLES. VEGETABLES. (Quoted by Jos.

Denanzio Fruit Co.) Artichokes. tn ci-7 -i 01 a new plant in that coun try. 4 Central Imp 106 1055a 10,6 39 YCh St -101'a lulVs 32 Do 5V-S A 107 1067a 107- 2 Do 5'2S 10634 106'2 10bJ4 1 Dock Co 4s 7834 7834 139 Do 7s '49 115 3 Fr Nat SS 7s '49 .10334 1 GerCAs Bk 6s '38 Ap 88. 9 Do 6s '60 July 82 11 Do 6s '60 Oct 824 LIDO VENICE The Whole Town's Talking WHAT A SHOW! Three Shows Nightly Larry Prewitr's Rhythm Kings Reservations Phone New Albany 2673 beaus. Fla.

fanpv r.o 5 Edison 5s 103'. 103'2 4. 25114. 50: oeets. Texas, tancy 5 dozen bunches, per crate S3.

50: Deets. Texas, ounched. fine, per dozen 75c; brocoil. 25 Ger A Ln 6'2S '58 85 33 Ger ext Ln '49 Announcements Iexas. fancy, per Dnimii 9fn- hrvrtii .10: fancy, about 25 pounds, per crate 53.50: cabbage, red per pound 5c; carrots.

Deaths. new. Texas, loose, per ousnel J1.75: car 5 NY Er Wn 5'2S'42 99 99 99 20 NY NHAtH cvt 6s 132 132 1 Do col tr 6s 105'i 105'i 4 Do 4'is '67 91'2 91 1 Do deb 4s '55 83 83 83 2 Do deb 4s "56 84 837s 84 20 Do deb 4s '57 78 78 78 2 1st rfg 4s 60 60 60 3 Ry inc 6s 65.. 5'4 5'i 54 1 State Rys 223 223 2234 rots, fancy, 5 dozen bunches, oer U. S.

GOVERNMENT RflVIK 2 Ger Gen El 7s '45 17 Do 6'2S ex-war 2 Good Hope 7s '45 1 Graz 8s '54 15 Gt Jap 7s 16 Do 6'2S 50 20 Greek 7s '64 15 Do 6s '68 11 Haiti 6s '52 10 Hamburg St 6s '48 crate J3.50; carrots. bunched oer 1 In Dollars and 99U 97 987a '44 997e 94 '4 99'2 85'2 ...98 96'4 .101 dozen 75c: celery roots, large size, per pound 10c: chicory (endivei Calif, fancy, per dozen $1.25: cucumbers, hothouse, ex Stockholders of the Midland Steel Products Co. have approved the proposed re-capitaazatlon plan, which provides for the DrVfer? th participating preferred stock and common stock and the issuance in lieu thereof of three new classes of stock. 1 nc and engineering work con-of nnWn thly-ven state, east ti FPhrnry-MtUntains February 1 to February 1, as reported by the "counted to 158.421?: that S9-6'20 more than a rtr fof the Preceding week, but LrwP -l "earIV $20,000,000 when compared with the total of $77,525 20O for the I 94Q 900 Ce the firSt of the -fa' M6 067 50O 3 daliy of for the first two months in From the high reaches of Chino Canyon, one may look back at the endless stretch of sand, combed finely by desert winds. Above, the granite cliffs tower into infinity.

Snow copped. Etched darkly with pines. Icy streams bound among the boulders at your feet. And through all the sharp insistence of the desert Gray, yellow and rose of cactus and the all-pervading sage. This is the movie hide-out of the winter season.

And, with the home-making Instinct of the colony, they are building here in the vast dignity of these granite hills. Along the Up KENTUCKY NOW AND ENDING FBXDA 'Cold Diggers of Broadway' ENTIRELY fN COLOR tra fancy, crate. 2 cozen cucumbers, hothouse, fancy, crate, a dnen 4: 3 Hungary 7' 2s '44 1 HungL I 72S '61 A 917e cucumbers, hothouse, extra fancy, dozen $2. 250.2. 50: dill, dried, 12 bunches, per 3 Steam 6s 106'2 106J2 106'2 8 Tel rfg 6s IO6V2 106'2 3 Do deb 6s '49.

111 111 14 Bost 4Vis 89'4 88'i 88'i 1 Niag Falls Pow 10134 10134 2 Do 5s 100'2 100'a 100'j 1 Norf West con 4s 91'2 91'2 91'2 34 Nor Am Ed 5'is 101 100'2 100'a bundle 90c; eggplants. Southern. fine, larte. dozen endive. French, lancy.

per pound. 40c; garlic. new. per pound 16c: kale. fine, per barrel J2: 12 Hung Munic 7'is'45 1 Ilseder Stl 8s '48 2 Irish Free St 5s '60 6 It Cr Cons 7s'37 A 12 Do 7s '47 10 Ital Pub Util 7s 52.

33 Italy 7s '51 bales (in 1.000s). High. Low. Close. 83 Liberty 3'-js 99.6 99 2 99 1 Liberty 1st 4s 99 99 99 1 Lib 1st 4'-4s reg ...100.20 100.20 100 20 1 Liberty 4th 101 101 5 Treas 4'is reg 110.18 110 18 110 18 75 Treasure 3is 104.6 104.4 104 6 7 Treas 33is "43-47 99.25 99.20 99.20 New York.

Feb. 12 fAP Following are today's prices of bonds on the New York Stork Exchange and the total sales of each bond: Total sales today. $9,260,000 fpar value): previous day. week ago. S9.575.-000: year ago.

holiday; two years ago. $13,605,000: January 1 to date. same year ago. same two years $410,654,000. y.

2 87 96'a 96' .3 96 94'i 9834 STARTS SAT. NANCY CARROLL IX "SWEETIE" kale. fine, heavy nark tier hiKhpi 4 Do 5s '57 100'a 100 100 8 Nor Pac 6s 11338 113 $1: kress. water. fancy, bunched.

Per dozen 50e; lettuce. Iceberg, per dozen of that tremendous desert wnicn is 1133 86 65' 1 Pac pr lien 4s reg 8fi5a 25 Japan '54 86s 65 nnt tin tr forth Its first snrinsr blooms. L2o; leal lettuce, rancy. nothouse. 10 6 Nor Pac 3s 6d' 9 Jap Ster Loan 4s '31.

96'4 2 Jugoslavia Bk 7s '57 i pounds net. basket SI. 60; leeks, home B. .1054 1054 105' 4 1 Nor States 6s 2 Do 5s A 10034 10034 100J4 Court of Appeals BROWN' 4 STARTING Days SUNDAY Rudolf Friml had brought his newiv-insured hands there. Half a 111 106 89 101 1 Ohio Pub Svc 2 Ohio Riv Edis 6s 106 8 Ore Wash 89 7 Pac Elec 5s 102 MAIL ORDERS NOW SEATS THURSDAY CORPORATION BONDS.

High. Low. Close. Sales (in 102 1 Pac 5s 102 12 Abitibi 5s '53 8234 2 103 Do rfg 5s '52 825s 828 9834 98 grown, per dozen 50c; mushrooms, fancy. 1-pound boxes 60c: mustard greens, hothouse 12 pounds net, per bushel parsley.

Southern per dozen bunches $1.25: parsnips, washed, per bushel SI. 50; peas, green. Mexican. 40 pounds net. per crate $5.50: peppers, green, fancy, per crate S7.50; peppers, green, fancy, per basket 90c: peppers, red.

dried. 12 strings 50c; radisiies. large bunches, per dozen $1: rutabagas. Canadian. 100 pounds, per sack S2.25: sase.

new crop, bunched, per dozen 50c: shallots. fancy, per dozen (scarce) $1.15. spinach. Texas, fme. bushel SI.

60: sprouts. Brussels. per quart 35c: turnips. 5 Abrah Straus '43 99 5 Pan Am 6s '40. 94 The Courier-Journal Frankfort Bureau Frankfort, Feb.

11 Kenturkv APPealS- WwimSSS Volmel- nnLf Company vs. C. FIELDS 83' 83 83 ''4 12 Paramount Bwy 5 Para Fjim 6s 99Vi 1 Park Lex 6 80 94 99 99 '4 80 45 805a .102 '4 101' 2 10134 101 101'2 42 93 'i 93 '3 93' 1 Adams Exp 4s '48 5 Allephany 5s '44. 10 Tjo as '49 1 Alleghany Val 4s 5 Allis Chal 5s '37. 4 Pathe Ex 7s '37 war 4a 100.

100s 3 Penn nix fis A 41... 81 103 977. 90 954 93 101 '2 88'2 88'2 89 89 -2 88 '2 94 '4 77 76 73 63 50 9b7t 91', 85 99'4 100 3 4 933a 73 110'4 1 1 1 '2 IIC'2 104'4 100'a 913a 99 95'i 935a 104 102 101 34 101s, 90'2 ios1-. 92 '2 983a 95 9334 96 106 '2 1205s 1145e 103'2 885b 82 813 83 107 102 '4 99 965a 987a 993s 94 98'i 853e 98 96 101 9178 9134 87 96 95'i 947a 94 '4 983a 103 'a 96 79'a 75'2 95 '2 96 98 103'i 103 '2 68a 98 25'i 12 '-2 1334 1334 89 74 106.a 97 100 94 85 85 1043a 102'a 1027a 103 '4 101 '-a 97'a 9534 92 86 97V4 88 100' 4 91 '4 101 90 106 10334 102 74' 4 923.4 7434 74 2 94 83 '4 75'2 107 107 100 102'i 96 i 101'2 89'2 923s 87 95 99'2 74'2 95'a 79', 2 80 6734 89 103 100 74 904 99 85 67 98 90 107 89 90 102 105'a 7234 75 103 90 'i 108 1027a 99' 983a 883a 89 'a 73 'i 96'i 96U 87V2 88 88's 97 87 95'4 90 85' 76 83 ''4 95'2 'Logan. Judge -rianiciirj; altirmed.

I 96 Huff VS Tli-. 3 Am Agr Chem 103 6 Am Cotton Oil 5s 991. 99 Ni 963 103 99. 97 100 i 94 73 EC WORLD'S HIGHEST SALARIED CC. 3D PRIZE WINNING BEAUTIES DO copw of ioo original production as scenes 111 106 89 102 102 103 '2 94 99 993a 80 45 808 100' 108' 4 106'4 103 100 985e 92'3 925b 10334 984 9534 863b 9134 107 99 99 'b 94 million dollars worth of digits.

With the right a little more valuable than the left and the thumbs having a special mention in case of accident. Movie hide-outs always impress me as having certain essential qualities. Space, uncontaminated air, and freedom from the noises which beset these hard-working children of glory most of the year. WOMAN DIES AT 126. Mesa.

Feb. 11 UP) Mrs. Jo-sefa Miranda, whose family records showed her to be 126 years old, died here today after an illness of less than a month. She was an Opata Indian and was born at Opodepe, So-; nora. Mexico.

100 94' 73 ABEL Monday. February 10. 1S30. at 3.20 i.m.. at the residence of daughter, Mrs.

Odios Hazel. 513 Warnock Street. Robert K. Abel, aae 11 years. Funeral Wednesday.

February 12. from the residence at 1:30 pm and from Pennsylvania Run Church at 2 30 cm. Interment in Pennsylvania Run Cemetery JENSEN William Jenspn. enterea into eternal rest Monday, February 10. at 1:45 at the City Hospital.

his sixty-first year Rpniair.s reposing at the John Miller Funeral Home Funeral services will be held at 2:30 Thursday afternoon, February 13. from Miller's. Interment In St. Louis Cemetery MOORE February 10. 1930.

at 1:30 a.m., John Moore, of 334 Adams Street, ln his elghty-Tourth year Funeral from residence of Miss Alice O'Daly. 1030 South Sixth. Wednesday morning. February 12. at 8:45 o'clock and from St.

Louis Bertrand Church at 9 o'clock. Burial in St. Louis Cemetery. Madison and Indianapolis. papers please copy.

NALLY Monday. February 10, 1930. at 5:20 p.m.. Vivian Beatrice Nally, ase 4 years, beloved daughter of Moilv Naiiy -nee Holthouser). arid the late Robert R.

Nally Funeral from the residence. 941 Denmark Street. Wednesday at 10 a.m. Interment in St. Joseph's Cemetery.

Bardstown. Ky. NALI.EV At Lake. Jovita, Florida. Monday.

February 10, 1930. C. C. Nalley. father of Joseph L.

Nalley. Remains will arrive in Louisville Wednesday at 10 p.m. Funeral from Schildt's Chapel. Clay and Broadway. Friday morning at 8:30.

and froia St. Agnes' Church at 9 o'clock. Interment in Calvary Cemetery. THOMPSON At 10:40 a.m Monday. February 10, at his residence.

1528 1st. Dr. John Buckner Thompson, age 53 years. Funeral from the residence at 10 a.m. Wednesday.

February 12. Interment in Cave Hill Cemetery. WALKER Tuesday. February II. 19.10.

at 2:30 a.m. William L. Walker, in Ills sixty-fourth vear, beloved husband of Elizabeth Imhof Walker, at his la'e residence 24S2 Bardstown Road Funeral Thursday. February 13. from the residence at 2 o'clock.

Interment ln Cave Hill Cemetery. WHITTIER Randall Whlttier. age 79. formerly of Louisville, beloved husband of Mary Whittier. died February 10, at 10 at the Beaumont Inn, Har-rodshurg.

Ky. Boston. paper please copy. VINT-At Sts Mary and Elizabeth Hospital Tuesday. February 11.

at 6:30 a.m.. Harry Yunt. aged 41 years, beloved husband of Genevieve Yunt (nee Mc-Nally). Funeral from Schildt's Chapel. Clay Street and Broadway.

Thursday morning at 8:45 and from St. Martin's Church nt 9 o'clock. 2 Am Cyan 5s '42 97 35 Am I Ch 5'is 7 Am Internat 5's '49 95'4 5 Am Nat Gas 6'2s '42 73 41 Am Smelting 5s 101 22 Am Sugar Ref 6s 104 9 Am Tel Tel 5'is. N. washed, per bushel SI.

75: turnips. N. unwasbed. 100-pound sack $3. POTATOES.

ONIONS AND CABBAGE. Cabbage, new. about 50 pounds net. per hamper $3: capbage. new.

Texas, per 100-pound bag S5.o0; cabbage. Northern. 100-pound bag potatoes. round white. U.

S. 1, 150-pound bag potatoes, home-grown. Cobbler. 150-pound bag Orchestra. 2 rows balcony.

next i rows, S2.50i next 3 rows, "tb ind xth rows balcony S1.50: balance $1. 100 104 104 10534 10534 103 '4 103 4 101 's 1013a 12 Penn 7s 100'a 100'a 11 Do cold 6 108'2 108'4 4 Do pen 5s '68 106'4 11 Do 5s '64 103 102'2 10 Do 434S 63 98U 98 2 Do con 4'2s 100 100 19 Do gen 4'-s 9834 9858 3 DO 4s '48 928 92a 5 Do 4S '48 stp 925 975 1 Pere Marquette rfg .10334 10334 16 Phila Co 5s '67 98U 98 183 Phil Read 6s. 9634 94 21 Do 5s '73 8634 86--a 2 Phillips Pet 54S 9134 9134 3 Pillsbury Fl Mills 6s. 104V, 104', 1 "en 5s A. 107 10i 4 Port El Pow 6s '47 99 4 99 1 DnrtUnH Rv Ss '30.

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Thomas. Chief Justice 98 vVendlmg et vs. Kalfrat et fionePreU: aIfirmed- Hobson. Comnfis- vs- National Deposit Bank of Owensboro. Ohio: Heavrin vs National Deposit, Bank of Owensboto' nn Hobson Commissioner 100 Lilly vs.

City of Irvine. Estill Lilly vs City of Irvine, Estill? aff rmed Hobson. Commissioner V-Gi Northcutt vs. Patterson. Fayette; affirmed.

Wiilis, Judge. 102 Hicks et vs. Oak's Administrator et Carroll: affirmed on original and reversed on cross appeal. Willis 103 Lemiug et vs. Farmers National Bank.

Larue: affirmed. Willis, Judise. 104 Webster County Board of Education vs. Gentry. Webster: affirmed Stanley.

Commissioner. 105 Neal vs. Commonwealth. Boyd: affirmed. Stanley, Commissioner.

106 Fremd vs. Gividen. Henry; Clay, Judge. 107 Fidelity Mutual Life Insurance Company vs. Gardner's Administrator.

Hart; affirmed. Clay, Judge. 108 Bass vs. City of Louisville. Jefferson: ailirmcd.

Clay. Judvte. Warfield Natural Gas Company vs. Peters et Floyd; appeal denied, juds-inent affirmed; percuriam. Rockcastle County vs.

Louisville Nashville Railroad Rockcastle: Murray vs. Sims. Judge. Warren: opinion in each case modified on its face and appellee's oetition for rehearing in first case and appellant's petition for rehearing in second case overruled. Addison et vs.

Wilson et Breckinridge: appellee filed rejoinder brief and Robert A. Perskey and Benjamin Mazin of Jefierion County Bar introduced to the Court by lion. S. B. Kirby.

and M. Layman of the Hardin County Bar introduced by Judge J. R. Layman, and took the oath as attorneys. Campbell vs First National Bank of Barbourville.

Knox: appellant filed mention for time to and including February 24. to file reply brief. Morrow Manuiacturing Company vs. First National Bank of Pikeville et Pike; warning order attorney tiled four reports and motion for an allowance on each report Iqi services rendered. Bromfield vs Board of City Commissioners of Lexington.

Fayette: joint motion filed to advance. 1037a 1037a 10378 102 14 101 101 'a 13 DO ISt OS 7 Do rfg 5s 13 Do 5s -2000 30 Do cvt 4'-s 102 lOiJ 102 99 98 987 9238 87 St I 4s div 10 St lH 5s B. 87 Do 4'2s '78. 30 Do In 4s A 50. 1 St Sw Term 5s 5 Do 1st 4s 8 Do gold 4s 923a 92 COMEDY PATHE SOUND NEWS 963a 90 88.34 98 86 98 'a 100 95' 2 983a 95 97 103 2 103 '2 964 91 'i 97 a 96' 4 101 90 88 'j 98 86 98 a 92 75 59 66 60 70 9334 95 45 97'2 lOlB 100 2 9234 923 923., 27 5s 10134 102 Am Creosotlng 7 PIO 102 Am Invest Tr Ky Units Am Turf Assn common 19M B-O Sandwich Shop common.

2V Central Ky Nat Gas common. 40 I Rj pfd 0 Commonwealth Life $10 par 60 Emmart PacKing CC Pfd 35 Do common Eskimo Pie Corp pfd Do common Girdler Corporation 15 Goodwin Preserv pfd 3- Do common Grocery Baking Co Z4-y Grocers Ice Cold Stor Henry Clay Fire Ins 8 tiome finance Company 107 Hook Drug Co common Inland Natural Gas Indianapolis Lt 6Mj Pfd 99 intrsnu Life Ins $1 par iv 25 Do con 4s. 20 4 is 65 50 10 85 36 17M 30 66 113' 45 10 100 4 98 90 1 A Az A Pass 1st 4S. 96 "a 101'4 89 88 'a 98 86 98 92 74' 4 59 66 59 70 93', 4 95 45 In S4.50; potatoes. Idaho Russets, bakers.

100 pounds S4.75: potatoes, Idaho Russets. S. 1, 100 pounds sweet potatoes. Tenn. Nancy Hall, per hamper sweet potatoes, home-grown.

Nancy Hall, bushel onions. lancy. large. 50-pound bags onions. Northern.

S. 1, yellow 100-pound bag S2.50: onions. Northern, U. S. 1 yellow.

50-pound bags S1.25; onions. white. 50-pound bag onions, fancy white, boiling. 50-pound bag 2.25. ICEBURG LETTUCE CAULIFLOWER.

Lettuce, Xceburg, iancy. 4-5 dozen. lettuce, lceburg, fancy. 6 dozen, $3.50. Cauliflower.

Arizona, extra fine, sizes 9. 10. 11. 12, crate. 2 25; cauiiilower, California, fancy, 12, 13 sizes, crate.

$2. TOMATOES. Red Crow Brand." Tomatoes, Mexican, extra lancy. iugs, repacked, about 30 pounds per lug, tomatoes. Mexican, extra fancy, repackea.

10-pound basket, S2: tomatoes. Mexican, fine. 6-basket crate, repacked, per crate. S7.50. CELERY.

Florida, extra tancy. washed, 3 and dozen to crate, per crate. S3. 50; Florida, extra fancy, rough, 3 and 4 dozen to crate, per crate. $3.25: Florida, extra fancy, jumbo, washed, per bunch, $1.10, Florida, fancy, large, washed, per bunch.

85c. APPLES. Delicious, Washington, extra lancy, 80, 88, box. S4; Delicious. Washington, lancy.

72, 80. 88, box, Winesaps, Washington, extra fancy, 100, 113. 12b, 138. 150. 16a size, per box.

S3. 50; Wmesaps, Washington, fancy. 100. 113. 125.

138 loo. 165 size, pei box. S3 25; Romes, Wasn-ington. fancy. Bakers 80, 88, 100 sizes, per box.

S3. 25: Romes. Washington, tancy, Bakers, 56, 64, 72 sizes. Per box, S3; Delicious. Idaho, combination pack, per bushel, $3.25, Romes, Idaho, combination pack, per bushel.

$2.75: Winesaps. Idaho, combination pack, bushel, $2.75: Greening Michigan, fancy, per bushel, $2.75: Romes. Ohio, extra choice, 21b-inch up. bushel, S2.50; Winesaps, Virginia, extra fancy, up. bushel.

$3: Winesaps. Virginia, extra fancy, per barrel. S9. ORANGES. Orances.

Florida. Valencia, lancy, 12b, 150. per box. oranses. Florida.

Valencia, fancy. 176. 200. 216, 250 per box, $5: Navels. California.

extra fancy, 100. 126 sizes, per box, Navels. California, extra fancy. 150, 176 Nationally Known for Sound 46 Seab A con 6s 10 Do adj 5s. 5 Do gold 4s aO stp.

bb 35 Do rU 4s 12 Sea All Fla Ry 6s A 70 2 4 Shell Pipe Line 5s 52 93 34 12 Shell Un 5s '47. Jj 4 Shubert Thea 6s 42.. 4o 17 Trxu FtZ i i 1 McBRIDE In loving memory of my dear brother. Frank McBrule. who departed this life February 11.

1929: Onp year has passed smee that sad day When one we loved was called away, Gon fook him home, lt was his will. Within our hearts he liveth still. Sadly missed by SISTER AND NIECE. 97'2 19 98U 98 98-4 in 95 98'4 95 1 Sine fipe opines 10134 Cemetery l.ots. Monument.

4 Ask Your Funeral Director About Cement Automatic Burial Vaults Roll tAjT hn 1022 1021 102 5 Bell Pa 104 10334 104 1 Do 1st 3s '60 ...106 106 106 3 Beth Steel rfg 5s ...104 10334 104 3 Do 5s '36 102 102 5 5s '67. 97' 2 97' 4 97'-, 1 Bos NY Air 4s. 8IV4 81U 81U 9 Bow Bilt Hotel 104 104 1 Ave con 5s 37'2 37'-57 Bklyn Man Trans 6s. 97'2 97 97'4 1 Buf Ro gra 100 100 100 3 Do con 913 91 V2 9134 1 Bush Term con 97 97 97 1 By-Prod Coke 101 101 1 Cal 100''2 100'- 8 Can Nat Ry 4V2S 57 y334 93'i 933, 10 Do 41.2S '68 93'a 93'a 14 Can Nat Ry 5s '69 10034 100 '2 100' 2 4 Can Nor 4aS 99 V4 994 994 6 Can Pac 5s '44 101'4 101V IOIV4 11 Do 4s 977a 97. 9734 4 Do deb 4s perp 84 84 84 6 Cent of Ga 5s '59 99i2 99'i 4 Cent of Ga 1st 5s '45 103 103 103 2 Cen Ohio '30 99'2 99'i 99'i 7 Central Pac 5s 1024 102'a 102' 7 Do 1st gtd 4s 92'2 923g 923a 3 Central Steel 8s 123'4 123'4 123'4 6 Certainteed 5's '48 60'2 60 60 64 Che-sap Corp 5s '47 100VB 1004 11 dies 42S '95 94 94 94 2 Ches gen 9838 93'a 98'e 5 Do ref 42S A '93 944 94U 94'4 2 Chi Alton 3 Vis ctf 66 66 66 2 Chic CJ 4VaS '77 97' 97', 974 10 Do gen 4s 917 9134 9134 3 Chic fc 111 5s '51 77 77 77 9 Chic Gt Western 4s 657 657 100 4 98 51Vi 100 98 90 104 113 lot for 1013.

102'. 102 93jj 95'4 98U 91 -U 90 123 V2 116 RESTHAVEN S150 cash CEMETERY $250 Masnoilii 662-W. 6 So Col Power .102 33 Do 5s '49 war 9H4 31 Sou Pac 68 95 -4 23 Do 4'2s '69 war 98,4 14 Do rfg 4s '55 92 5 Sou Pac Fr Ter 4s 90 17 South Ry gen 1 Do gen 6s Ho 98'i 95 98 91 34 90 12234 116 RESTHAVEN CEMETERY 6-erave lot: Section 4: 10O cash. Main 9S84 after 6. UmkI rax r- Funeral Flowers.

89' 89 '-i a Smith Rv een 4s 89 '2 Coming Jobn Barrymore In "GENERAL CRACK" 1U 102 8 St Oil deb 5s FLOWERS WREATHS. SPRAYS. Jacob Schulz Company, Inc. BARDSTOWN ROAD Highland 3808-3809-3810 I ALAMO 1 St Oil NY 4'2S 51. 12 Tenn 6s '44 100 6 Tenn Pw rfg 6s A.lUb'2 8 Ter RRA StL rfg 4s.

882 3 Texark Ft A 10a -to 64 Tex Corp 5s '44 J02 9 Tex 1st 5s 2000. 107 '2 5 Do 5S '79 100 8 Third Ave adj 5s 32', 2 Do rfe 4s 51J4 9 TnlpHn Trac 5'-'S 10OU '2 100 1054 88 '2 105 10134 107' 2 100 32 51 ''4 100 99 100 105 1058 10134 107' 2 100 317a 51 3 4 100 Albert Neurath Son FUNERAL DIRECTORS. '725 K. Market sizes, box, S6.50. Navels, California, extra! 1 Tyrol HEP 7 'is '55 96' 4 6 Chi I gen 6s '66 106'2 106'2 89 6 Do 7s '52 104 104 100 Barrett Funeral Home 1230 Bardstown Road Highland 17i.8-175M.

99 4 Trail Oil 6'2S '33 99'a 60 100 100 70 82 Vt 91 70 25 110 90 43 30 31 8Vt 37 31 107 85 99 85 3 40 40 45 S3 88ii star: ONE 1 Treasury 38s 33. 2 Trumbull Stl 6s, '40 .103 4 103U 1)3. 5 Un 6'2s'51 A 3 Do 6U-S '51 1 Upper Aust 7s '45 4 Do 6'aS '57 6 Uruguay 6s '60 Graves et vs. jasper, meictri. i.qilee filed brief and notice; appellant filed brief and notice; parties filed motion to docket, advance and submit.

Huckabee vs. Black Mountain Corporation Harlan: appellee filed notice and motion to set aside and withdraw the opinion rendered on January 14 and to uisiiiiss this appeal; appellee filed petition lor rehearing and notice. Superior Oil Corporation vs. Alcorn et al Estill; agreement filed, treated as jo'nt motion lor time to and including April 8. 1930.

lor appellant to file a petition for rehearing. Supreme Tent of the Knights of the Maccabees of the World vs. Dupriest, Livingston: appellee filed objections to appellants motion for time to file petition for rehearing. McPherson iP. vs.

Commonwealth. Jefferson; agreement filed, appellant given tnirty davs extension of time to file brief and appellee thirty days thereafter to file brief. City of Owensboro et al. vs. Hardwick et Daviess; agreement filed, mandate issued.

Mullett Ben and Brown vs. Commonwealth. Johnson; appellants filed supple-j mental record, consisting of nunc pro tunc order filing bill of exceptions in C. SCH1LDT SONS r'TJNER AL DIRECTORS. 700 Broadway.

24 Ulster sc Dei os 97 87 95i2 7s 90' 2 RANGERS cri 0, 1 Chic Sr III 6s '34 104 1 Chi 1 Ac 1st 5s 100 3 CM StP gen 4s 84U 87 Do Pac 5s 922 76 Do adj 5s 2000 74' 4 2 Chic 6'2s 108'2 134 Do cv 434S '49 100'i 1 Do, 4'2S 2037 954 2 Do gen 4j 8778 4 Chicaso Rwy 5s 71'2 17 I 4'2S '52. 9334 2 Do gen 4s 89 51 Do rfg 4s 96'a (wait udik 6 Venetian Pr Bk 4 Vipnna City 6s '52 96 85'2 i D. J. Dougherty Son Incorporated. South 654 1230 S.

3d St. 9b 93 7 Un Pac 4'2s 96' 93 3 interstate Pub Serv Dr pfd Do preferred ,2 lefferson Island Salt pfd 100 Do common 2JJ Kaufman-Straus 7 Pfd 00 Ky Rock Asphalt Co warrants. Ky Uth CO 6 Pfd Do 7 1r Pfd 50 par 50 cex Util 6V2 pfd 96 Lex Tel prior pfd Lou Bedding common Lou Cement Company 20 Lou Gas Elec ptd 103 Do 7T. Pfd Do Del common S2 St Pfd Lou Properties common oo Lou Public Warehouse Co 110 Lou Refining Co commoD Lou Taxi Tr 7 Pfd Do common 60 Majestic Theater Co Mengel Co Pfd Memphis Nat Gas common Mer Ice Cold Storage pfd 70 Missouri State uife National Candy common Okia Gas El Co Pf Petroleum Exploration Co Phoenix Stor Warehouse Co 80 Pigelv-Wisgl (Del com 38 Pvramid Oil Company 2a Rex Oil Co 39 Reynolds Inv com Shares in the South 3d Southern Surety Co Stan Gas El op 7 Df 102 Std Print Co 8 ol Std Pr Lt 73 of 95 Stimpson Comput Scale Co Swiss Oil Co 'J5 oar) old 3Vt Trustees Sys Serv of 37 Dn Plant Bk Trust 38 West Ky Coal ofd BONDS. Blue Grass Tr 1st 5s 1934 72 W.

Brown 5Vjs La mat 97M Do short maturity 98 Brown Hotel 1st 6'is any mat 98 Elks Bid? 1st flMis any 98 Central Securities 6s any mat 98 Ky Hotel 1st 7s any 98 Ky Hydro Eiec 6s 1949 98 Ky Elec Pow 1st 6s 1951 92 Do deb 1936 93 Ky Trac A Trm lst-rf 5s "51.. 70 Kv Util Co 1st 5s. 1961 93 Mj Do 1st 6s series 103Vi Lex Ry Co 1st 5s 1943 95 Lex Tel 1st 6s 1944 96 Lex Util Co 1st 5s. 1952 92 Lou Gas St El Deb 6s 99Vs Lou Gas Elec 5'iS 1948 101 Lou Home Tel Col Tr 5s 1933 97 Lou Jeff Bridge 4s 1945 8816 Lou LlRhtins? Co 1st 5s 98 Meneel Co 7s 1934 101 Natl Bond fz Mtae 6s 1932 95 Do 6s 1937 95 Stand Gas Elec 6s 1935 97 Do 1966 99 Stand Pr A Lt 6s 1957 96 GEORGE O'BRJEN .90 85' 4 76'2 83" 4 95'i 4 Warsaw City 7s '58 7 Westph El 6s'53 83 '2 tir SUE I 953 4 Yokohama 6s 61 II. BOSSE SON BROADWAY AT HANCOCK.

fancy, 200. 216, 250 sizes, box. $7.50: King oramres Florida, extra fancy. 48. 60.

76. 90. per flat box. $3. CALIFORNIA LEMONS.

Sicily, extia fancy, 360. per box, Sicily, fancy. 360. per box. $5.50.

Limes, imported, per 100. S2.50. GRAPEFRUIT. Florida, extra fancy, 64. 70.

80 sizes, box, Florida, extra fancy. 46. 54 sizes, box. $4.75: Florida, extra fancy. 36.

96 sizes, box. $4 BANANAS. Bunches, about 40 to 50 pounds, per pound. 6c. DECIDUOUS FRUITS.

Pears, California, extra fancy, 100, 120. 135. 150 sizes, box. S4. Grapes.

California. Emperors, sawdust packed, extra fancy, about 32 pounds, per kee. S5. Strawberries. Florida, quarts or pints, at market price 100 84 '4 92 73J4 108'2 100 95' 877s 71 'i 93 2 89 957a 97V2 86 95 88 99'2 89-8 97a 84 84 '4 92 '4 7334 108'2 100 954 87 7 a 712 S3 '2 89 96 97 86'4 95' 88 99'2 83se 98 '2 85'2 984 IOO', 87'2 1 Chi Un Sta 4'2s 971 JOHN B.

RATTERM AN FUNERAL DIRECTORS. 2114 W. Market. 943, 88 893l 93'j 70 1007t 87 92 a 98' 86 61 1003, .104 1 Ch West Ind 864 88 893 93', 70 1007f 86'. 924 98 86 61 10034 103't 4 Do 1st 4s 2 Do Gold 4s "68 3 Do rfg 4s 6 Uni Drg Del 5s o3 20 of St 4s '34 6 Rub 7'2s '30 10 Do 5s 5 Utah Lt fe Trac 5s 9- Utah Pw fe Lt 5s 17 Util Pow Lt 52S.

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Succe sor to C. Miller Sons. Mrs John Miller. Manager. Personal Service.

1617 W. Jefferson. Ci'y B40. NEXT SATURDAY 41 Cin Gas El 4s 88 6 deb 4 99'i 5 Do pen 4s 893a 28 Clev Sh Line 98 '2 79 Colon Oil 6s '38 86- 12 rfe 4'3s 98' 101' 101'. INC.

98 'a LEE CRALLE Removed to .330 3D ST. la col 5s 52May .1004 100 41 Com! Inv Tr 52S '49. 88 87' 7 Con Coal of Md 62'i 62' 62 2 Do 2d 5s 100'a 100 34 Do 5s '76 99 99 51 Do '78 914 91 2 Walworth Co 6s 89 89 3 Warner Co 6s '44 97 97 5 Warner Quin 6s '39 87 81 9 Warrpn RR 20O0. 72' 2 72' Action on 3 new recapitalization plan to extricate the Fox Film Corporation trom its financial difficulties, which had been proposed by William Fox. was post Investment Trusts ZEPPELIN McDANIEL BROS.

NEW FUNERAL HOME. 4339 Park Blvd. SCHOPPENHORST BROS. NEW FUNERAL HOME. 1830-32 W.

Market. Our New Funeral Home Is for the Ust of Our Patrons. SHAWNEE 7241-7242. 5 Western Elec 5s 102'4 102'a 6 West Md 5'2S A '77. 97 96 9t a 9 West Maryland 4s 81 '4 81 'a 81' 3 1st 100U 1004 101 100 102 102 96 97 79 94 162" 99 95 101 Vfe 104 99 166 104 100 100 99 101 97 Contra; Tearle Virginia Valli-Ricardo Cortez 1 Wosf Par fts reg 105 4 West Penn 105 t-, -in A 102 102 22 Con Coal NY 5' 2S'45.

10534 105'7 10558 2 Consumers Pow 10234 10234 13 Container 5s- 43 79 77 79 6 Crown 6s'47 97' i 97'i 9 Cuba cv rib7s'30ctf 40 40 40 25 Cuba 5s 82 8l'i 4 Cub-Am Sug col 100 100 100 7 Cub Dom 3ue7'2srtfs 40 39 39 4 Cuyamel Fruit 6s'40. 103 1023i 103 2 Del Hud 7s 100-8 1005a 1005a 9 Do rfg 4s 9234 92 92 17 Gr con 4s. 93U 93 93 81 Do Wes gn 5s 98 '4 98 98 12 Do West rfs 5s 893-4 89Vi 89'i 5 Det Ed 106'? 106'2 9 Do 5s '49 A 1023 1023a 1023a 18 Dodge Bros deb 6s '40 94'2 94'2 942 14 Duouesne Lt 4'is A '67 98 98 98 5 East Cuba Sug 7'2s 84 84 84 10 Erie 1st con ext Ts.lOl'-'s 101'a 101'a 102 1 Do 5s '56 10234 10234 10234 5 Ilninn fi'4s .109 109 109 Lodge Notices. RIALTO Bid. Asked.

Basic Industry Shares 834 9Vj Commonwealth Securities 40 50 Corporate Capt Corp Units 27 29V1: DO Pfd 8 Corporate Trust Shares 9 93,4 Diversified Shares 24 Do Series 21 213i Do Series 87a 93s Fixed Trust Shires 2134 Inland Investors 50 58 International Shares 38 45 Second Southern Bankers 33 do Select. Am. Shares 2 Trustee Stand Oil 11 li- Massachusetts Inv Trust 465a 49s.t Select Am Shares 1'a 8V'8 101's 87 101 1033: poned by Federal Judge Frank J. Coleman. New York, after objections voiced by some stockholders and one of the principal creditors.

Samuel Untermyer. counsel for Mr. Fox. said the plan, which involved the issuance of $65,000,000 worth of securities through a banking syndicate beaded by Lehman Brothers, had the informal approval of Mr. Fox and a "large majority" of the directors.

After hearing objections of minority stockholders, represented by Stanley Lazarus and Lawrence Berenson. and the statement of Vilton Bogue. counsel for Halsey-Stuart Company, one of the largest creditors. Judge Coleman postponed action on the plan until Thursday, after a meeting of the board of the Fox Corporation when Mr. Untermyer expects formal approval will be given Judge Coleman said that, his opinion the only alternative to acceptance of the new plan is a receivership, snd that he will take definite action Thursday 5 DO 5s '51 1015-.

101 2 5 West. Sh 1st 5s 2361 87'2 87'2 2 Wheel Stl 5'is'48 A. 101 101 1 Wh Easle 10334 3 White 6s ex-war -6 7a 2 2 Wlck-Spenc rfg 30 30 17 Do ref 7s '35 ctfs. 32 29 19 Do cvt 7s 30 a T-vr. rx.t 7 '35 32 32 Louisville Division.

No. 148. Benefit Association of Railway Emploves. will meet tonight at Liberty Hall. 211 West Walnut Str-et.

at 8 o'clock. All members invited to attend. pursuance to an oraer 01 mis coun entered January 8, 1930. Caddell vs. Lovitt et McCreary: agreement filed, appellant given to and including February 25 and appellees sixty davs thereafter to file briefs.

Hazard Coal Corporation vs. Getaz ct Perry; appellees filed response and notice to appellant's petition for rehearing Northcutt vs. Miller et Jessamine: agreement filed, appellees given fifteen davi from February 7 to file brief. Treas vs Bank of Marshall County. Marshall; agreement filed, appellees given to and including March 7 to file brief.

National Life Accident Insurance Company vs. Hedges. McCracken; appellant filed supplemental and rejoinder brief and notice. Oel" Coal Company vs. Martin.

Floyd; appellant filed petition for rehearing. East Cairo Ferry Company vs. Brown. Bpllard: appellant's motion to revise the order of the Ballard Circuit Court refusing an injunction and dissolving the temporary restraining order issued by the Clerk of the Circuit Court, and for an order continuing in force the restraining order, is overruled on the ground that Section 747 of the Civil Code of Practice providing foT the relief sought first requires that the appellant shall ask such relief by or from the Circuit Court that rendered the judgment and if denied then a motion for the same relief may be made in this court. There was no such motion made before the Circuit Court to keep in force the restraining order pending the appeal and under the provisions of the code we are without uthoritT to act upon this motion on It-, meri Joint motion to docket, advance and submit sustained.

Joint motion for time to file briefs sustained and fme granted to appellant until February 12, to appellee to February 19 and to appellant to February 24 to file reply brief. Suprerpe Tent of Knights of the Mac-cabpes of the World vs. Dupriest. Liv 69 Erie 5s '67 96'i 95'2 9d 8534 30 32 30 32 99 100 100 82" 101' 99 in willvs-Overl 6'is 99 HERBERT JENKINS. Conductor.

J. HERMS. Secretary. 827a 101 85 3 Do pr In 4s 8534 853 3 Do cvt 4s 827a 827f ,2 Erie Pa 4s '51 101 101 6 Fisk Rub 8s 85 85 5 Florida Cst 5s '74 575a 57's 3 Hn 4Us 84 'a 84 Honest Abe Council No. 109.

Jr. O. A. All officers 2 Winch ctf" 7125.100 100 10? 8 84' and members are hereby noti 1 Ft Den 5' -s 105', 105'2 fied council will open promptly i FORHON ISSLES. POTATOES.

Chicago, Feb. 11 U. S. Dept. of Agri.

to AP) Potatoes Receipts. 74 cars; on track, 318 cars Total U. shipments. 669 cars, trading just fair: market about steady Wisconsin sacked round whites. 2.55: few fancy.

$2 60: Minnesota sacked round whites. 2.40: Idaho sacked russets. $3113.35. 3 Fonda Jn Gl 4 2S 30 30 30 at 7 p.m this 92 101 February 12. for necessary! 3 Gen Cable 5V2S 101 94 Rfn Mm Art- lis 1027 92 9334 72 8 102 '8 business only, following which rsow and Ending Friday MAURICE CHEVALIER In "The Love Parade" Talking, Singing, Romance With JEANETTE MacPONALD Beginning Saturday ALL-TALKING COMEDY ROMANCE THE 33 KIBITCEKXfT will be an open meeting, cele 72'4 Revenue freight loadings for the week ended February 1 were reported by the American Railway Association to have totaled 898.894 cars.

This was an increase of 36.273 cars above the preceding week, but reduction of 48.620 cars under loadings for the corresponding week a year ago 2 Akershus 5s '63 5 Alp Mont SJ 5a 7 Antioquia 7s "4a 1 AntiOQUia 45 1 Do 3d 7s 12 Antwerp City 5s r.8 13 Argentine 6s a7 A. 14 Do 6s '58 1 Gen Petrol 5s 10034 10034 15 pen Stl Cast 5'is 102'i 102'i 6 Goodrich 6'2s ..10634 106'2 106'3 29 Goodyr 5s '57. 92'a 9134 92 1 Gr Trie Rv Can fis. .105 105 105 One whaling company in the North Pacific this year captured 225 whales. NOW Greatest of All-Tat king Mystery Stories "The Bishop Murder Case" A Splendid Talking Cast brating our twenty-first anniversary Your family and friends are invited.

There will be high class entertainment, musio and dancing. with refreshments George Banks, chairman of entertainment. LOUIS ADER. Counsellor. H.

ALWES. Secretary. 14 Gt North "Ry 7s A 110'i 11034 72'4 72 945a 96'4 97 9S4 96'2 9634 963a The Prairie Oil Gas Co. reports net income for 1929 of $14,563,746. equal to $5.99 a share, compared with $10,541,597.

or $4 34 a share in 1928. 93 3 4 72 '2 72'i 72 94'i 958 952 96'4 96'i 96'4 96' 2 96's 96'a 875a 87' i 81 34 103'4 934 95 110 45 3 6 14 5 5 Do 6s sig as Do sfg 6s '59 Oct Do sf 6s "60 May Do 6s '60 Do 6s '60 Oct Do 6s '61 Feb Do 6s '61 May Personals. 3 Do o' 109 109 109 1 Gt North en 4'is '76D 96 96 96 3 Gt No 4'is '77 E. 96'i 96'i 96'i 6 Bay deb B. 2734 273i 2734 5 Hud Coal 5s A '62 71'4 71 714 1 Huds County 1017a 1017a 54 rf 5s A 9S34 964 96s 7 Do adpj inc 5s 773a 77' a 773a 102 Hum Ref 101'i 1015a 10 Hum Oil 5s 100'4 IOOV4 1 Illinois Bell Tel 10334 10334 1 Illinois Cent 6' is ...108 108 108 25 Illinois Cent 434S 98'i 98'i 98i 2 111 Cent col tr 4s '53 88'-, 8R', RS'i 945a 96'i 85 955 96'2 963a 96 96'i 96'8 88 88'a 82 103'i 93' i 95'i 110 116 no3; 108 1 102 Australia 5s '55 ingston: appellant's motion for time to 967a 96''h 96'a 88'i 88's 82 ,10334 42 93 'i 95'i 110'2 The preliminary report of the Yellow Cab Company, of Chicago, for last year showed net profits of $1,785,000.

equal to S4 46 share on 400.000 shares of capital stocK. as contrasted with $1,619,622. or $4.04 a share in the preceding year. 3 Do 5s a 1 11 Do 4'is '56 Haager Detective Agency Starks Bldg. All Confidential.

City 1327 Harper Secret Service Low Rates. Confidential. Martin Brown Bldg. City 3157. Lost, Strayed or Stolen.

10 BAUM MARTEN CHOKER 2 skins! about Dec. 16. Reward Highland BRACELET Made from gold chain. Stew- art's or 4th. Reward.

Magnolia 6315. IQummaat QiOiae 6 Austria gtd is 93 5 Batavian Pet 4'is 3 Bavaria 6'is '45 3 Belgium 8s '41 22 Do 7'is '45 it rvi 7s 55 7 rfg 5sA.1027a 1025a 1025 Added "Boxing Gloves" Our Gang Comedy. "Glorious Vamps" and Other Novelties. STARTING SATURDAY Conrad Nagcl Kay Johnson IN "The Ship From Shanghai" am l.i Steel deb 98'4 98'4 984 116 .111 no; 70 70 107-" inn Limestone es 41. 70'2 3 Inland Sf 4'2S A 92 4 Interb Transit 7s.

91'i 7 Belg Stab vs oo.iuo 1 Reltrhim 6's "49 108 103 108 The Bendix Aviation Corporation has purchased the Bragg Kliesrath Corporation, of Long Island City. N. manufacturers of vacuum boostT brakes for 'U'omobile The Long Island factory will bp maintained, but some of the oro-ductifn will be transferred to the Bpn-rMx Rr-ke Company's plant at South Bend. Ind. and including April 28 to file petition for rehearing sustained and time granted.

Alcorn, etc. vs. Superior ftil Corporation, et Estill: appellants' motion for time to and including April 1 to file petition for rehearing sustained. Louisville Nashville Railroad Company vs. Jolly's Administratrix.

Kenton: appellant's motion for time to and including February 27 to file petition for sustained. Combs, et al. Center, et Wolfe: appellees' motion to dismiss this appeal overruled. Raines vs. Raines.

McCracken; joint motion to docket, advance and submit overruled Burton Coal Company, ft al. vs. First WITH HARRY GREEN. MARY BRIAN AND NEIL HAMILTON 103'i 103 -i 11 Do 6s aa 5 Bersen Citv 49. 1004 100'4 92 91'2 57 67 6634 73 9434 6 92 91'i 57 67 66 73 94 88 57 67 67 73 95 90 '4 5 Berlin Elec 6'is '51 90'4 WOODSON AND KRATCH MONUMENT CO.

Tncorporate5 ISAAC T. WOODSON President FRED A. KRATCH Sec. and Treas. Broadway and Beargrass Creek LOUISVILLE BRIEF CASE Leather; name A between Broadway and Kentucky on 3d or 4tn.

Return Room 213 Weisslnger-Ganibert. Reward DIAMOND ONYX RING In Heyburn Blda. restroom: reward: no questions asiied. Return to Margaret Miller. Hook Drug Co.

Highland 4427-M. 904 88 91 'i 94 89'i 73 1 Interb Trams 6s 20 Do rf? 5s 33 Do rfg 5s sta 5 Int Ajrric 5s '42 stp 10 Inf Cement 5s '48 18 Int Of Nor adj 6s 1 Do 1st 6s 88 Int Masch 5s '47 4 Int Mer Mar sf 6s 1 Inf Paper rfg 6s A. 1 Do cvt 5s A 89 89 88 91' 2 94 89'2 73 74 103 'i 103 The proposed increase of the common stock of the Otis Elevator Comnany. from 500.000 to 2.500.000. to provide for a 'our-for-one stock snlit-iio was apnroved bv stockholders The 500.000 74 9734 973 98 98 98 86 86- 86 85 85 85 -LUCIA" THURSDAY.

FEBRUARY S7 8 P.M "TANNHAUSER" FRIDAY. FEBRUARY P1M "THAIS" 103 '2 103' 2 shares of now stock, which will be no! pr. as rontr std with thf $50 par nidi 97 97 7 Int Rys A 6' is 47. 953 95 953 7VO 5 Do 6'is '59 BB 3 Berlin El Elev 6'is '56 91 '3 1 Bngota 8s '45 94 3 Bolivis 8s '47 90 8 Do 7s '58 i 74 '2 8 Do 7S '69 ctfs 74 10 Bordeaux 6s '3 ...10378 8 Brazil 8s '41 97 '2 29 Do 76 22 Dq 6'iS '27-'57 73 5 Brazil Ry El 7s '52 83' 4 2 Breda 7s '54 war 77'2 48 Bremen 7s '35 101 2 Brisbane 5s '57 83i 128 British 5'is '37 104 6 Budapest '27-62 77'i 5 Buenos A 3d 6s '60Oct 9S4 22 LO 85sb 14 Bulgaria '63 86 stock, will be held for future use. Baldwin, chairmen told stockholders that the company's 1929 earnings were very satisfactory.

52 Int cv 117'i 11834 11 Do deb 4'2s '52 90' 90 90 218 Do 5s '55 wi 96'2 962 96'2 FRATERNITY PIN Skeleton head: Initials G. G. year 1906: on 4th between Liberty and Broadway or in A'amo: reward High I and 403 GERMAN POLICE DOG Female; blacK and tan; bare spot on left front foot; black streak on tail. Reward. Magnolia 1910-J GLASSES In case; whlt gold frames: OB 4th St.

Shawnee 3000 Reward. MROR I P.M- "CARMEV MARCH 1 P.M- Chicago Civic Opera Company GRAND OP.ER A 75'-83'4 77'2 100 834 77 101 sa Notional Bank of Pikeville. et Pike; Morrow Manufacturing Company vs. Simf. Pike: Steee.

et al. vs. Stege's Trustee, et Jefferson: warning order attorney's motion for an allowance for services sustained and $2.50 allowed for each report. Graves, et al. vs.

Jasper, et Mercer: appellees filed notice and motion for cross appeal. Harshbarger ts. Bryan, Boyd: appellant fid petition for rehearing and notice. Do well Administrator vs. Louisville, 30 83 1 Iowa Cent 1st 5s 30 30 1 Karsaw 1st 4s'90 83'i 83' 5 Ft A 953 95 953 1 he World's Greatest Artists Complete Ballet and Orchestra SEAT SALE NOW Memorial Audilorium ow 5s 104'i 104' 83 '2 83'i 103 7 184 77'i 77'i 9634 9634 85 'g 853a 8a 85 Va Joseph She-dv.

executive vice presi-lent of the United States Lines, stated that passenger business. Euror bound, has increased 16' 2 per cent during the few months over the same period a year ago as a result of the opening GLOVE fur-lined; In Armstrong Sd and Walnut; return to 433 S. Jd. Apartment reward. Sou rfs 5s I03B 10 103a 1 Term 1st 4s 89' 894 89'4 4 Kan Gas EX 61.

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