Springfield Leader and Press from Springfield, Missouri • Page 9

WINDER DECLARES HEMS NO PLANS Muskogee FOR MOVING CLUB: MVSKOOKI CI1Ih Nay IS. rne Winder said ha had no lit Mr'iiMInn on the raport that Yvi fens held a meetlne; laat nltht mo nalia arrange menu for the re i organised haaaball to thaf Winder, moved tha Joplin thla city thraa years ago after' ha built up a pendant win. ntne, Lack of finan cial support Brought Ilia tea: Drasrlaut Well. "Although wa l)Ov not baan awlng rha crowds Ilka wa ara en tltl'd to." aald Wlndar Tuesday "there le no Intention of moving Muekogee'a tram." ll ports that tha Mo blester team la atlll ahaky and fane of tha opinion that tn tha avant Joplin lireaks Into the circuit It will be through tha transfer of tha Mc Alester franchise. However.

Me Aleater la drawing better crowds thsn Muakogae. tha fact that her team lias not baan winning consistently. The McAlester ownarahlp eontln. ue lo dlapoaa of playera loaned to It by other cluba In tha league. The latest to be cast adrift la "Chick" Fplay.

second baseman, about tha beat piece of material the Miners have had. He has been take'n on by Okmulgee. Blsjae Nr narkatoy. The Itrlllei elan have elaned im. joh jicsarr.

Fuqirsl services were held at 3:10 o'clock thla afternoon at Payne cemetery, nine miles south of Sp'ringflr id, for Dr. John Dsnlel Jessiip, CI years old. who died st o'clock Mondsy night at hla home. lt9 West Olive street, fol lwlng a brief Illness. Interment wa, made under tha direction of W.

Ktarne. undertaker. Mr; Jessup operated a drug store at N'lia. Mo for eighteen yeara and at Hurley, Mo. for fourteen yeara He came ti Springfield from Hurley sis months ago.

The decessed Is survived by the wife; three daughters. Miss Christine Jessup, of tbs home addrcee; Mrs. R. Rennett, of hprmgrieid, and Mrs. Coleman Bniwei.

Birmingham, and three sisters, Mrs. Jim McMullen. Kenans City. and Mrs. Kim Williams.

Republic, Mo. ALBKItT T. SII.V F.n. Funeral services for Albert T. Kll er.

Ii eara old. I5 Kast Belmont Street, who died Monday night will be held at o'clock Thursdsy morning at the Alma Lohmevr Fu nernl home. Interment will be msde In Kast Laa csmeteiy. Tha da ceased was a member of United Jdge No. 6 of Springfield.

He Is urvived by the wife, Mrs. Anna A. Slher; one son, deorge IV. Silver, three Anna Mary, Rose and Julia Silver: liv two sisters. Mrs.

K. J. E. Evans, of Kansas Ity. and Mrs.

Ross Ponder, of Fortj iu 'ugene Sll er, of Chicago, and jersio Miner, of Kansas City. Mo. itherivg Pt rtai r.v Funeral arangementa ara Incomplete for Mra. Catherine Puraley. 1 ears old.

wlo died Monday morn ng at Molina, III. The body arrived in opriugrield laat nlgtrt about mid "ifht. Funeral services probably will be made In Kait Lawn cemetery under the direction of tha Her H. I.ohmeyer home. Tha deceased Is survived by on son.

Frank Pursley of Springfield, and Jo daughters. Aire. W. A. Pike.

Mo InJ Mrs Ed Qreen, Clarks llle, Tex. B. HOOPER. Funeral services will be htld at 1 o'clock Thursday morning at the Hernia H. Lohmeyer funeral home 'or L.

Hooper. 73 yeara old. who died Tuesday morning at 30 o'clock the home of hla slater. Mra. J.

W. Riley. 10 North Benton avanus. fol 1eraing a brief lllnesa lntermeat made In Mapla Park The doclora won't let t'Ooildge. President, shake hands.

So how will It Pltrher Hoy 8. Shaffer from the I 1'erls team of the Kaet Texas league. Mattlrk of the Drillers baa returned Third baseman Jones to ttmaha. from which team he was recently procured, and alao haa re I' ased Pitcher nay Wennberg, a big right hander. Winder has signed Dickey, a bsckstup from the Minneapolis team of the American aesoclatton.

He wa traded early lir the spring to Mlnneapojla by Utile Ito. ff the aaaoi'latlon VIGER BOSS AGREES TO JAYHAWKER DATE rOM. MBIA. Mar 1 (k Mlaaourf and Kansaa unlvaraltlea will play football at Columbia, the Saturday before Thanksgiving this year, and Mlssoarl Is ready to algn a contract with tha Jayhawg. era ror a Kama at Lawrence ea corresponding day In JUT, C.

nrewer. Mlaaourl director of ath letlra, aald thla morning. Several months ago tha' Mlaaourl Athletle committee In atatamanl Intlma tea that unless Kanaaa agreed to play on Thanksgiving day, relations between the two schools might end after thla rear, and since then rumora of a break have been current Agin twjifg romkh. KEW YtlflK. May It (A.

TSaha Ruth poled out hla 13th home rm of the year off Pitcher Zachary with two on baas today In the third Inning of tha Tankers' game with inr i.ouis lirowna deaths! TWILIGHT GOLFERS OPEN SEASON AT of entrtee. CLUB TOMORROW Joplin Said To Be Socking: Sprony and J. H. Keet To Franchise In WcBtern Association. Captain Teams bi Thurs day's Match.

The opiiinr nf Iris Taliialii 1ni TimTTIVrTirfa)TliiiplId Leaajue te played 'tne Muakojree fram'hlae lo Joallii vMch tfMHnr'taf Tnvii msde Tuasdey by lUy Winder. winder that he knew nnthlnf i'I the report tha'Ooplln nanwd In Iraaua eiopi for letter received more than a month a(o by President Seslmusli of ftpslnsjf tsld in Hhlrh It wan stated that would take any franchise the leae; ue derlreri lo move to that rit Thursday afiernogn at he flprlu rteld 'oun try club betreen ha "Ulvot rt ers," captained by C. Spronf, and (ha "Mathle Wlelders." raptalnad by 1. H. Keet.

A feature of tha opening round a 111 ba an It hole blind Logey hand leap affair. I'rlsen will ha given and will he determined on tha ntiin The pi nil, an for Thursday after noon ara tfirst nimed captained Uprongi: ('. ftprona va J. Keat. C.

K. Woodruff v. Norman lllnda. A. H.

Hall va Duncan I. E. Newton va. K. A.

Can 3. 8 Partington va. J. H. Dofgrtll ft.

M. Pebree va. John Qulnn hbmpaon vs. R7TS. Murray.

w. cosaay va. A. C. R.

fe'. Hogeboom va. J. H. Qulnn.

C. K. Curran va. T. TWDuvall.

Dave MeGregor va. Karl Hawkins M. Kerr vs. C. A.

Wolfe. Argua Cox va. William naps. J. T.

Ttsoon vs. W. F. Thompson Woodruff vs. N.

Spalding I. M. Nea va. John McOragor. H.

P. Roberts Va. J. A Tolerton. 8.

E. Wllholt vs. Kay D. Kelley. K.

Holmea va. W. J. Gray. J.

O. Cary va. J. S. Carpenter.

W. V. naldwln va. O. H.

Brewster. W. P. Ksltner vs. O.

F. Mnatar. W. E. Ogaton m.

J. H. nrannan. Dr. Bartran Meyer vs.

H. J. Meyer, II. E. Everett vs.

F. O. Jlaney. Harry Chichester vs. Joe Ramp.

Fred D. Aab va. H. H. Moyd M.

R. Crabtrea vs. F. A. Leard.

H. 1. Worman va. 8. C.

Bates. W. H. Henderson vs. W.

Kisen mayer. A. J. Ktsenmayer va. Bol R.

Wolf. Ixiula Nathan va. Joe H. Reed. M.

M. Alison vs. Hatfield. John Gibson vs D. II.

tjhseffer. O. W. Mogeboom vs. C.

W. Moody. W. 8. Headley va.

R. E. Le. J. H.

Boyd vs. Raymond F. I.ee. It. L.

Toombs va. Jack Cooper. Harry Coop.er va. C. O.

Martin. A. J. McDonald vs. O.

I. Rogers. A. E. Reynolds vs.

Dr. Wilbur Smith. Oena Everett vs. M. A.

Vreeland. Ben Rartlatt vs. Dave LeBolt. lxiula Reps va. Wallla Smith.

M. F. Barth F. K. Rosback, MONTHLY MEETING IS HELD BY DRUGGISTS Taentj flve membera of the Springfield Retail Druggists association met "at noon today at the Davidaon cafeteria for tha regular monthly meeting and dinner of the association, which waa featured by aa addraaa by Martin J.

Noll, field secretary of tha Mlaaourl Pharmaceutical association, who ta a resi dent of Kansaa city. One of tha most tntereatlng ad dreeeea of tha meeting wee giren or Robert Llseh, a member of the local association, who explained plana for tha annual convention of tha atate sseoclstlon. jrhlch la to ba held at tha KanaarTlty Athletic club dur ing tha week atartlng June If. Several member of tha local organisa tion hava announced their Intention of going to tha conference. REPS MADE NO PROTEST AS TO SALVATION ARMY A story publlehed yeaterday to the effect that Louie Repa and Cundlff requested that the city council prevent the Salvation Army from holding aervlcea on tha public square on Saturday nlghta was a mistake, according to atatement made thla afternoon by Mr.

Reps. Misunderstanding of a requ'eat msde by Mr. Reps that persons who litter up the anuthwest corner of the square be controlled, waa reaponal bla for the Impression that be did not favor aervicsa "by the Salvation Army on tha aquare, which request was' made by members of a party with whom Mr. It spa went tn tha city council. N'eiatier did Mr.

Cundlff enter any complaint against the Salvation Army. WATERWAY COMPANY TO BUY BARGE LINE WAKH1NC.TON. May 1 fA. The Inland Waterway corporation has agreed to purchase tha Urodle Barge Line, now operating on tha Mlaelsslppl river between St. Louis St.

Paul and Minneapolis, at a figure lo ba determined by tha American Appraisal company. Announcement of the agreemen. made today by the war department, said it was the Intsntlon of tha corporation to put the Brodle fleet in operation Immediately on the river and offer shippers a dependable aer vice in a small way thla aeaaon. KNJGHTS OF COLUMBUS IN COLUMBIA TODAY A large delegation or Springfield members of tha Knights of Colum bua organisation are In Columbia today attending a day conference of all organisations in the atate. The conference opened yesterday with mora than TOO delegatea form all parts of tha state In attendance, ana will close tonight.

The local delegation left Springfield Sunday In automobiles and will probably return tp this city tomorrow. PAVING moORKSSIWO. There remains but one and a quarter miles of state highway No. 14 In Greene county wesi or tne ciny to be concreted. It was stated today at tha offlcea of tha highway department, eighth dlvlalon.

work on tna jod is oeing puaneo and It la stated that with favorable weather the gap will be closed by June 1. A three mile aectlon on the same highway eaat of Halltown In Lawrence county has juatieen opened to traffic, though detourlng Is still made bv through traffic The Koaa Construction company which la la cbarge of the work has two crews at work, one In Greene and the other In Lawrence county, and tbe road from Springfield to Joplin will be concreted throughout ty Sep anybody tfd him any Huuraaca! lumber It la slated. TUE, SPRINGFIELD LEADER. WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 19, 1925. Radio Restores Her Hearing If erS 'It two year term and John M.

Ward retiring muster, waa elected grand representative for tho one year term. The remaining offices will be filled later by appointment. Poplar Bluff was chosen aa the meeting place In 1937. Mrs. Mabel Garner of Springfield, was chosen warden of tha Rebekah assembly, an affiliated organization.

REAL ESTATE MEN ARE TO MEET HERE TONIGHT A great number of real estate nten from lo counties 1n southern Missouri ara expected to meet with SOUTH METHODISTS RETAIN SECRETARY VKMPHIS. May 10 Dr. Stonewall Andereon waa reelected secretary of the board nf pal church, bouth, at today a see slon of the general conference of tha church. Dr. Anderson's election waa on the first ballot.

The reelection of Dr. Anderson ended an effort on the port of fundamental ists. In the conference to oust hlirr because of his liberality. Dr. L.

E. Todd was reelected general secretary of tha board of fir nance. Mr and Ma. J. Johnson.

2SI3I a ri MANY SOUTHWEST MISSOURI Reading Helen Haarsrd Jaa 7an Williams of Loa Angoles was born five years ago. a deaf mute. But now she can hear and talk. 'Radio did It. Ed Alhrlrht tnnoiioced at atation KNX, took the girl to the atudio and put headphones on her eara.

the first time In her life she began to hear sounds. Then he began teaching her lo talk and In another year, It. said, her hearing and speech will be perfectly normal. He la nrr on did lap. STUDENTS TO BE GRADUATED rersons 111 soiKD ieior of science In arrleulture: nisaouri will rece va various icnariea j.

nawsrth. Unrlnafle d. degrees at the close of thla school I of ''no agriculture; (he latgeet graduating class since the tno aemrater. achool year was adopted In 1 933, la scheduled for graduation. Elgh hundred forty five atudema of the university will be candidates for degreea at the eighty fourth annual commencement exerclars to be held In Columbia on June Last year 7St studenta were araduated and In mt there Studenta of southwest Sllssourl ho ara candidates for deirrers ai Missouri university and the degree ror wnirii tney are candidates folios: Sllrs Cloa Osborn Hounou Springfield, master of arts: Mies Joel Daniel Hounous, Springfield: Miss Mary Ann Hatton.

bolivar. master of arts: Miss Florence Pain ter, Springfield, master of arts: E. Roland. Hannibal, master of arts; Miss Laura (Jraca Selbel. Hannibal, master of arts; V.

o. Keiby. Hannl bsl, master of arts; Miss Margaret Squires, Springfield: Clyde W. Taylor. Springfield, master of arts: Kenneth R.

Klmnre, Nlangua. bach LIBERTY MAN NAMED I. Ot 0. F. GRAND WARDEN JOPUN, May (A rraad warden of tha grand lodge today.

Tha office la tha third high eat In tha lodge and the, incumbent Is automatically elevated to the highest office In two years. Other officers chosen were Elmer Mann nf Clarkedala, grand maater; George S. Starrett of Columbia, deputy grand maater; Ren Weldle ot St. Ixiuis, grand secretary; John L. Beaghler of Savannah, grand treas urer; Morrison Prltchett of Webb aen m.

iiobinette. Mounta nrora bachelor of science In business administration: Helen M. Schooley, Hullvar, bachelor of aclence In buel ness administration; James p. wise garver. (arlliage.

hachelor of science In business P. Davlrisou. Hannibal, bachelor of science In education: Margaret K. Taynter, Springfield, bach elor of science In education; Laura V. Ilaurk, Neosho, bachelor of Journalism; Helen F.

Meredith. Popular Hluff, bachelor of Journalism; Virginia A. Ksrrlngton, Springfield, bachelor of Journalism; Lynn Adams. Republic. bachelor of laws: Kllzaheth E.

Meek. Joplin, bachelor or arts; Marcells Holbrook, Spring, field, bachelor of arts i Henry E. Benton. west Plains, bachelor of arta; Helen M. Ken I mo re, Car Ufa certificate to teach; Mary F.

Davidson, Hannibal, life certificate to teach; Margaret E. Paynter, Springfield, life certificate to teach; Lurlle Rothgeb. Willow springs, life certificate to teach, ROGERSVILLE PARTY PROVIDES PROGRAM Mora than 0 membera of H. F. Blmrall of Liberty, was elected ktJnivaralty club wara a preaenS at the.

ravldson cafeteria at noon to of the lndependent. Order of Odd day for tha regular weekly "iivwi jaifQoun in convoniion City, graii'l representative for the Ollle Tillman lunch eon and a special entertainment program presented by a group of itngersvme High school girls, un der tha direction of K. K. Kelly, prominent merchant bf Rogarsvllle. The program presented before ma university club, which waa said to be on of tha best ever produced for the entertainment of the organisation, follows: Olrls" trio "One Fleetlnr Hour" Misses Reha Johnson, Mary Amos Solo "The Old Road" Jamie Sherd.

Comic number "Kntie Deep In Daisies." Solo "Lassie 'Mine" U.K. Johnson. Reading Maurlne TunneU. Duet "Moonlight and Rosag" Rebn Johnson and Mary Amoa. Piano aolo Blanche Wllkerson.

Oood by number Entire group. BRITAIN MAY PROTEST TO SOVIET OFFICIALS LONDON'. Mav 11 a.Pi n. Springfield realty dealers at British forslgn office la conalderlng in'iu iwHiaiu ml in, iii mer it enan make representa Chamber of Commerce by the tlons to soviet Russia In connection tireater Oiarks Realty board, which with atatemenls reported to have plans to ret a definite cnmmiealon been made by soviet officials In rate to be charged by members of support of the recent general strike the aseoclatlon In real estate transactions, according to an an. nouncement made thla morning by Lieutenant Governor I'lill A.

Bennett, president of tha association. An Invitation was extended this morning by tho president in all legitimate real eatata men of Springfield and tha district taken In by the hoard to attend tha meet lug tonlciit, Sreat Britain. Is that the alleged statements are inconsistent wlrh tha friendly relations which officially exist between the two governments. Auaten Chamberlain, foreign min ister, answering a queatlon In the liouee of commons, said that he was awaiting further Information before deciding wnat. If any etepa.

ahould oc taken PHYSICAL TRAINING EXHIBITIONGIVEN una thousand atudenta nf she Greenwood rralnina sw hnni mil th. education of the Methodist ljplsco 1 loral Teachers college ara taking. TWBI.VR BTMS ARRF.STF.D. Exactly one doxen "bums" trying to beat their way nn a Frisco freight train were picked up by Stovall aird Sherman, special officers of the Frlaco. ahortly after 1 o'clock aa the train pulled Into the north aide freight yards.

The 12 men 'were arraigned before' Justice of tha Teace George Ray this afternoon. Tha conductor of the freight train alghted tha men a few atatlona down tha line, and made an attempt to put them off. After falling to do ao he wired the offlcera here, who met the train as It entered the ards. iron in a pnyairai training demonstration, wlhch la belrrg given this afternoon on the southeast campus of the college. Wver too of the students ara from the training school, ranging from the kindergarten to the high school.

The demonstration will feature the winding of the May Poles and the crowning of a May Queen. Demon stratlona In every phose of the phv. sical worst of the achool are to given during tha afternoon. nr.Diricn iiatrs orncREo. Word rtctlvad her today br V.

V. nr4, manftirer of tht Ourki Kxpnlon mpoiitlpn, from th of ftret of th Krlsjco railway In St. I.oul advlnvd that ona and on, half rates ara to ba allowed from all point in tha atata to Bonn. field during th TrwtifUn kk opena hera Monday and elosea on I May mo louowinr Saturday. PKMORA COXDIUTT XSHEMBLT.

The aenlor rlaaa had charge of tha aeaamraly thta morning at Southwest Mlaaourl state Teachers college, preeentlng tha annual senior assembly program. Ruel 8 mot her man Is president of this year's aonlor clasa af tha Teachers college. Membera of the clasa were dlemlased from their ciasaee laat Friday. North Summit Ave announce the! MARRIAGR LICKtar. birth of a daughter.

Uaael May. on' John i ffpellmtn of May 11. And Beba McCarty of WllUrd. RIGHT OF WAY FOR 36 MAY BE SECURED Work of obtaining rlrht for stale hlghwsr htu can Springfield and Ash Orova by way of W'lHard has been reeumed and Officials Of h. loc.l partment offices now belleva tha matter will be finally adjuated.

When the o.ueatlon nf'way cenie up some weeks ago a number of the property owners along the proposed route aaked prlcea which the county court declared were prohibitive and sices alve, and tha matter was dropped. At that time Knglnaer H. P. Mobberly of the highway department an nounred that the project was abandoned for the time, and that the funds set aside to fmprove No, sl would be uaed elaewhere. When thla decision was reached, friends of the project got busy and some a ho had manded what the court felt was exorbitant damagea either lowered their demand or volunteered to donate, the necessary land for the road.

Offlcera of the department aald today that it appears likely now that the whole quaatlon will ba ad Justed In mfh mnt It ii pot aibl that iomi work mar don en th lummir. From Ah Orova wait to tta county Mno tha riff ht of way ha 6a detarmlnad for aoma months and work on that part of tha road ta In progTeea undr contract. DRURY COLLEGE WILL RECEIVE $10,000 A bequest of 110,000 will be received by Orury college from the Mtate of Mra. Asenltb Van Aukeit Benedict, widow of Augustus W. Benedict, of St.

Louis, according to word received yesterday by I'resi dent Thomas W. Nadal. Mr. Benedict, who died at hla home In St. "Louis last August, waa spoken of by President Nadal aa "one of the fathers of Prury col lege." He waa for many years i member of the board of trustees In tna early days or tne acnooi, Dr.

Nadal and membera of. the Benedict family had been Intimate friends of long standing, and the Orury president was called to Rt I oula last August to conduct the fu neral for the veteran officer, and director of tha Cupples company. For many years. Mr. Bsnedlnt wss closely associated with tha St.

Louie Pllrrlm Congressional church. He left a fortune to his widow and rel atlvea. Mra. Benedict died on May IS, at Evanaton, 111. The total productive endowment or Drury college at the present time Is $1,100,000.

Dr. Nadal asd today. In explaining TJrury'e endowment. Dr. Nadal aald ISOO.000 Is claased as net productive, provll Ing an Income uaed wholly for the benefit of tha college.

The remaining 900,000 of endowment la represented In annuities, on which the college pays Interest until the death of the donor. Dr. J. M. Shewmake, Palmar Grad uata Chiropractor and Neuocalo metrgt Examinations by appoint ment only.

Offices Snd Floor Mc Danlel Building. SIS St. Louie St. Phone 3251. Advertisement.

Whlttenmore'a high grade shoe Ptellsh. lie also 10c. vr. E. John.

shoemaker, 114 E. Commercial street. Ad rartlaement. Plans for summer programs of tha society will ba made tonight by tha Springfield Philatelic aoclety. which will hold a special meeting at the Chamber of Commerce.

I Dr. Louise Remmert. Oste. I pathlc physician, mo Landers bldg office phone 347o, residence phone 72: J. Advertisement.

Hava your eyea examined by Dr. F. J. Pratte. eyeglass specialist.

Office 340 Landers Bldg. Hours, to 13 a. 1 to I p. CU for appointment. Adv.

Dance correctly. Phone 2414. Adv. ttalon a A Cleaners Phone 1(0. Advertisement.

Edgell Beauty Bhoppe, 303 Eaat Walnut. Phone W. Advertisement. The Anderson Infirmary eye. ear, nose, throat.

733 Boonvllla avenue. Phone 744. Advertise ment. JI'MOIt ItFXT.PnOX RKI.D. The first sveit on the Commence Tho attitude of the foreign office m'nt Prorrn Southwest MiSJOilrJ Ktait Tearliara college, the junior reception for tha nenion, held last nlrht on the college cumpu Dana for the event were ma tie and directed by Thomaa K.

Nickel. president of tha Junior claxa Claae day exerclaea will be held tumor row evening at 6:30 o'cloclf. TXASS PLAY MOXDAV. The rlasn of Jnrrett Junior High echool will preaent "Her Step HuibantI," an atnuniu comedy by laarry E. Johnson, Mmi Oay afternoon at 2:30 and Tieday night at I o'clock In Jarrett auditorium.

Thla play Is being directed by Miss Anna B. Jefferson and promises to be vary entertaining. Salaa tljibt. NKW YORK. TON Spot quiet: Cotton NEW TOHK May I S.

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B. Rubebr falling to a May. old. new low for the yeer. ti.

Steel. July Oenerel Electric and other leaders a ere September heavy. Icons Mills change In the charketer of trsdlng took psca In tbe subsequent July dealings Motor snd oil shares moved September forward slowly, with galna af about a OATS point recorded br Hudson Molora. Qen Mar erel Motors. Oodgs.

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111.. Relgtum, llH. Oermany. tl gwltaerlaad. 1I24H.

1 II Poland. a raerha tiarakla. III. ige Ment real. ltteiH Sugar NW TORK.

May It A Re auger arrhaeeetj a 4 tl im Cuboa. da'r pait Refineii auaar eaelar and un hangad to 1 pa ate Towar, flae graau ltd, la I ll casta. Grain 'Produce JSl STOCKS IRREGUlARrMAYWHEAT OPTIONS TRADING CONFINED CLOSE STEADY; ALL TO PROFESSIONALS OTHER PRICES WEAK Banks Call Loans But Cheap i Corn And Oats Are Easier Money Is Still Plentiful Today In Sympathy Sales Small. i With NKTV YORK. Mar t.

Br' Th A THirAOO. Mtv iflr Vrp.) RnartlonHrj ntnii rrr With tvr.nh roa'lnui tirvflnmlnata In foday'a of dry aihr rrihwt an1 with ilok markf. Mh burlnaa conftnM al jnlpac rpfrt rurriit that Eiirnpn In meat antlrtly lo profaional traders, iranta wtra bu) Ina rtfrrel ilh Banks failM abut 110. M'y In whrn avarr braak in pH. a.

th laana but planty of (rfah fuMa warajwhtat markat hra ahwad a vary op ward trand today. Aftar apanlnt tin apply af whaat la now lawar than at American Telephene stockholders, these I ite In 11 years earring only shares tsler recovered their eerllerijiu )laI noilo. today ae less and a eot demand developed rer an onward tsndencr of various ell. toberce, tractlen and motor I values. orrttlne Influences mentioned shares Is the lets trading.

Oils sieve 1 wr liberal supplies In Census snd tor. however, fell back I points to a European financial rilfflru'tlea ae well new low at 14T and additional reeea la tn nutlook for en excepltenal early lona took pler In American Smelling, i bvxlnnlna of harveat la the Vnlted American Sugar snd other repreeanta States. Uve Induatrlals. i By seme autherltlee tha moat tm Sales spproxlmated 110,900 snsres. iportanf new development regarding tne 1 wheat market Is the ebangad crop out Stock prices sgsln drifted to lower, took InvKurope.

Trans Atlantic crop sd levele ea trading wss reeumed todsyivlcee totter continued to be pesstmlatic. but with one or two exceptions inmn chant, were limited to fiscllona. Kliort CHICAOO. May II. A Today's covering held tne motor sneiee or priree: i.snu I man l.0 IS 4 i in 1H s' 41 'e I ll U.l nigh 1.ISS 1 i l.ll'i 1 IIH tm ii 71 1 4IS i HtrAOO.

Mar II fA pi Cash WHEAT No. 4 hard II.I401 47U. mixed 47Sc; No, ea i te" rnH 3 Axle As the pace of trading alackenad. CORN No financial Interest tnrned to relllaa or a OATS Vn 1 to II polnte In the French. Belgian end whlle white 41io; No.

1 Italian exchanges, tndlcsting en over i BTi irusiiu. extenalen of epeculatlve ahort Intereala. ItAWr.Kr Iiej7lc. Pram stin held below 1 cants however, TIMOTIIT SKICD 1. II 01 "0 while demand eterllng eaaed off slightly, cl OVRIt SKED 1:1 000 11 00 Shoe ware hammered down I to point.

t. new lowe while loaa.a of to 4 whue. blsnk. polnte Included Qeneral KUcttlc. Woot l.v II liai via worth.

Republic Steel. Adams "IP'I I. ln II '4 Hi, is li.io ill: 14 II l. .1 r.i,r, mA hv (heir success In dtB I tyrim J. Indelnr Bevel al aoecleltlee.

prefesslonsl I speculators for the decline Is'er looaed, WHEAT No. red. II 10: No. 1 hard. a flood Or Belling Orofr.

wnin 1 II nearly a score stocks to the lowest lee'! miv Vn nlnil 1c: mixed of the year. American Badletor a. yellow. 1114c: No. I yellow! iron 2 white.

Vc. Zinc preferred end Amerlcen DATS No wblte.v No. I It and Sh.ttuck. Vlckrturg. isrmpa reetrie ear snaree were ty Btreng, rallying lour meaer renewed at i percent.

call i Tie asked. July, KANSAS CITT. May IS. I AF The arlcss ow Now Tor gteck 1 WHF.AT steeelpte. JS cars: un.

ok.eae as furnUhed I. trie Jksnaa? 3 II I tophar a Oram ana eiw, era. 411 Lenders pneae sir. Ml.t4r No. dark hard, IMS 1.14: No hard.

Il ltUftl Is; UXfi. Close herd. Il.l19l.il: No. red, tl.HO 1 11; No. a red, 1.IZ91.4.

e.llUl CORN Unchanged Nn. white. 4t i Tic: No I white. 4l8i4r; No I 434 low. TI0 71HC: Nn.

I rellow, MHTOr; mixed. l0Tec; Ko. 1 mined, SIO el lie, OATS Unchajiged trrwKit, 41S Vo. while. RYK T4e.

tOfa RARLBT i 7H 44 71 im S4S 106H 10 4 KAPIR lt IL MAT 'lTnehanted: ateady. MII.O alAI (loie: WHITAT Mur Beptamber. i.v I hecoma 11.2491 IT. II U'i; July, fl 2IH. torn Mar.

4lHc: July, tember. 7He. TOHc; ap. OOSMr OF GRAIN TR ADR. By l.d Wire of H.

C. hrltlopbef A CeBeapaay. 114 Laaders Uidg. Phone Bt7. 444 btivra nf wheat during lltH morning turned leuera tn tna leet 11 30 a I4S 4 10 the hoy and with aupport lack'ng.

prlcaa clined ntpldlv, July soing 14 a new lnw on tha preaent nemant. May relatively firm advancing to a talsger pramluni over tha July, the different at one being I'i'a rent I.om aentlment continued beurtah nn. the new crop month: and without aide buying lacking locale did not hava much trouble In 1eprealng market, fin tha extreme loefiine ineri was aoma nurjni wr mi 1 ordere Tbe cluae vaa at a nderate a ovary frm the low of tha day but rher weak Liverpool weakened per centibly during the day and loeil tn jl lowar. Ruvlng power abroad la Exnort btielneaa oulet with Itatr takfMa tittle wheat. Kanaaa Oty wld :5.

i a i gen buanla No. I barn to cpmm nere ani IH waa atd to ba offering mora fealt makef ateady to bieher early but lat 11 gaina. Reporta of two asperta from 1 J7 "i the Northwest wera Imtltah aa waa tha laS 'weather new from that eectlon but 11 7H effect wa only temporary. (Jo.erp 29' ment weekly fararable tn all crnpa. I Tivarpool ta due i to 1 lower totunr.

4ia I'nrn and neta broke with liaat. III4 both gulng to within a frartion of the IIS, lowe on tha crnp. Trade rgly loral. Tliere waa talk of export bu tneep In Rva but it eaaed wl'h wliaat. (ienranr wae reported late In the day to have h'ht torn and waa ak(ng for of(re T'lth liarvort of tha new rop growing near atvl export hualAeet at a minimum It look ae tltouaa wheat will herd to hull tinlea the rmrthwent eitunttoi.

or eet loua 011M adopt for for 121 ca4lng pnettloa with prafarenia 7B14 i ee ae on bulree No Indtraiion nf dr; 11 7H 1474 to Produce CHICAolfl, Merl A r. i POI'T iTRY Allre. week; r.retets eere low1. NKW TORK. Mar It.

(A OltiSe a hrollere llejll: turkeye l. Service 1.14 p. tn. eloalnf quetstlens ea reoatera 11; ducaa 114114; s.eae H. Mi.

New Yerk rurb: Mr. tl; pre ferred. 114 Honda. 7a I. 1441,.

rniCAOO. Mar IS A P. POT A tiirf lim etet traoiec tair: TtiarKri ahout steedr; rnitr white, l.lldts ee. errordlna to qualttv: aerked renrd 2 "lej I.tl: Idaho sacked Ruesets eeettl: XKW TORI, Mar ilA f.l T.nulalaa end Taass. asi k4 Fill Ctoatns; T.lbertr header IHa T4 II.

Trlumphe Setfl.ll: Sloride Barrel eerond 4a. 14.14: flret 1st 10J 1 1 Kpa Idlna lloa. No. 1 14.14014.71. second 4Ws.

14SI4: third im. fourth 41,1 IBM; 1 (. Treaaurr I i rHlf AOO. War 1l. A Pi 1.111; V.

a Traawrj 144 V. roeetlled. reralpt" I III tube, rream Treasury 4VS, let.ie erj ettrea tela: etsBdards 4S; eitrBB ifireta IIAflttk; firsts All; seconds NBW TORK Uii A. mony atead ti ng rata 14, rin.ing aia ia: ocierea ai laat loan EOGS Lfla recefpta It t1 eeeee: firata JlfJilH: ertllaary ft rate it. etorage firata $1 T.

LOrm. May II A He lower. 24 aprlnga I to lawae. 4A: other poultry and egge and butter, unchanged. VT.W TORK.

May ll fA 1 RIT TRR Steady to firm; rot alp, 14 114 twha: creamery higher than aafraa. 41 4 4fe: ereamary aitrae. tt arore. 41r. ereamery firata, ta 11 a ore.

31 etHc: pack tag ateek. carrent make No .1 17f roaa raceipta, IT. let eee. freeh gathere1 eaira firata. $1 4 gttta eto'ii packad 110 14r.

ft eieh gatharar etorage rfkit. II i 111: fteih gathered ae nnf1e 194) Sect dttte atarage parked. IHJ II CHKRIR Quiet. ANSA riTT, May WA P) POt LTRT Hrollere le larwar, $1 lie: light bralla tc lawer, Ite roTAiQM te petatoea lower. 7 Otber yratfgca aqchaaged.

Stocks and Bond Commodities 1 "10 TO 15 CENT GAIN ON GOOD OFFERINGS Bring Up To $13.75 Stock Pigs Sell At Top of $15.25. tha Asiain.l llia. ik. a. chang ad to IHeadyanfa, tha markat jjg xantTBUad fa" point hlghar.

Carn and eat a armpathlaad with whaat, corn atart ln vachaavad to off and la tar mak Ina calna. Provlatana also wara flrmar. Tha fact that tha Unttad'Vtataa viaiala T.ow 1 MH 11" l.UH l.iov 17 0" lt rlote 1 10 I uu I Mi, 1 10t, III; 7'l 77H 0l' Vntn Itlcher Ihi. nin niue. The ciil'e market reii.ainett liv.

Kujers St ihe lo. sl stm Kv.irds day qyet'd the following prlrea 04 porkers: 1(4 and up. 115 IS.TS 00 ts lU.tiei! It; 1S8 19 SJ11 down. I14.liei4.ll suga. llO.lldll stock pigs.

IH.OOCU. IS; packing, sows, 111.11 ell.t4. Welch Packing Company Veal, II fs 01.00; heifers, M. 100) 7.00; Ko. 1 cowa.

ll.0tOI.i0; Ko. I cowa 11.0004. 00; top, hnge, pecking sows. ll OOfe 1.00. Springfield Packing Company Veal.

II hsitera I4.00tl l.00;. No. I Coara. IllOtrltO! No. I tows.

40; csnnare, top ma. 'HICAGO May II. (V. S. Ipart nen: teg to Jfcc higher; peiKera inactive: bulk 24(1 tn 36 nnuni.

butchera majnrity de.t 14 Aft; good and rhoh a 110 "pounda do nioatly JH1CH tl; top on 140 to 10 pounda 14 61, bulk packing ioi aele. ted killing Pisa largely 14 medium. J.0 9 4 b0 ight ll.lfS144: packing aowa 13. (49 11.10; alaughtcr pica 14 0Q9 14.76. CATTLK Recalpta 1,600: ran ly acuvo, ateady lo eirong It.ot walsht heifera 'arra; IS to Ihi hiherj tiada on matured ateere ill: tiate ateady with, rerant dertlna; Mil" lop he a viae 10 10; aome held hfrtei; ti lip.

aiaarii unn a toai a i ni el(er 9 90; fat cow and heai belfci' Vlrong to jar higher, canncra and i at atcany; mini airong lo 1 up; ven; eia fully ateady at J1.60Q CO, moat: to nai'kera. FMBKP Reralpte 1.000; fat lambs even; trong to 2b h'gnar: quality ron elflerad bulk of fat lnnKi medium i goAd ajrado iat 14 71 (T It 0 fw nati eprlngers l7.ee; at aind pounda, mlied California vearhn, avarace, arqund 10 pounda 14. 7, rhonv'' 'lipped California ewaa averaae' III pounda 126 pounde few Kei l.oo. partment of A grlcutuire.) HOOS Raj. ralpla 13.000; active.

J0o to ZOn higher; biiuher hega ahnwlng moll isdvancei prai tlcal top early. 1 1 4 f0; few aorted ItCht lishta and ptse, ti9U bulk. 190 pounda inrt down, 1 1 4.40 flr 1 4. ISO to. pt.unrl avarage.

$14.21914 HI to 270 pound a vara Re. 1 14.00 9 14 lt; parkins aowa moatly Ra elpta, 1.1.00: calves. I(. 00; native bae ataer quality medium early aalaa of theae and weaterne ateady; aome native, 11.0001.76; weau arna. mlaed earltnga and be! far.

siin iiibu ii if iiin weight better tin higher at 10.21; bef Cowa Mtaadv ta weak: bnltc. llliaisO cannera unchanged at $4 Oftflr bjiJm choice snipping vealera ateady to ilo btgherj moatly bigher; bulk and ton ll on. SHRRp Racetpta. 1.00: fat lam be Tenneeeee aprlngera, I7.10; heat natlva iarnM moai i.v )i i irw nuicnerp at 17.2; no dalrable rllpped lmbi on aale; aged etieep ateady: Ugh welrht cltppad ewea, 17.50; bwil wool ewaa, H.ee. KAN'gAA PITT.

May.lJ. lr. Pa. partment of Aarle ulture CATTLE Rerelia 9, f0 raises 700; fed eieare and eerlinaa fully ateady; yearling eteers end mired yearhnsa 0 medium Wotshle 9 HO; heavy ateera. f.40; eli etnik ecarce, a'eady; hulta III to r.Sn lower; veit'ern airi'i mp i monf and feeiteiti unchenKad; flfhv yearling' on cotintrr at'oun(e ITirfj.f.

He. e'pte lOCrto monily eteifl with Ttiemtai'a aieraae, ton '4 on pound iviiii; huk of eele 1i 14 (leelritpl 7) lo ifi i ifid av agea 0'y 14 oo. light haiii up 14 :6: aodit to rholre T40 .1. 11 9 71; packing iomi tn ta 7. etnrk ej moallv 14 1 2 NIIKKI' eipa stum killlriR iLm ea a rn rally 2k In fco, ha nr; Btsota up more: top Arliona plng Jam ha 14 45; ml.

era 14,74, nMv (erst Igl bt ihorn Arlanna ewea .74. mhfu 1 :97 10; ahom Teaaa welhera 9.H. Local Markets frndnre. I ltavj hr. C3c 11 li hn.

ilr broilera ovar IS brotlet a unttr l' SJr J.eghorn hroilcra, mitfei Hie ctterhw I0v; No 1 lll' kfyn, JHC Nov I turkeye, 21c; old tomi, iOc; ducha, 2ic guinea it0kOct geeia. lUcf agsa. ZZr; batter tut. Mlll rrodncta. IrVheal.

II. lu bu hard h.t flour. 14.48. aoft wlidl ttmir. It Rt cf.f meal.

Haft; ehorte. 1146. run, 11. brii. $1 4R; m.ae chore, (l.g'.'; ytllow chop.

Jl Ift rmit. Applea, tl.Trjfi 2 bn. banana. Te lb: letrtom, hoi. nuni's S.07 4 2ii grapefruit.

Il CI. (J Lit, ro. rantiis, tl.ftfl btg. at i awbn le, prr :4 t. crale.

Yegaahle Ited Olobe enlnne, IHtf3c lb caulU nearer. 1 40 a rrale: carro'e. Tlf Vin; nM polatotie $3 75 per i6 llw. new p' taioee. 17 iQ iti lino per ino relory 1.

4 2 24 per bttnrb eweat p.ta oca. per lb head lettm a. It 7 ii ii'te, cabbage. loo Iht. Hay and Ontlo.

Vellow Tic bu while or fnti4 corn. I0o bu oata. 4fc: bu t.mothr hav, 111 00; pralrla bay, cleva.v eo, straw. Ill ee Metals Slar Jf (A MCAO pout'la, 7a. fufjie .4 pontHfa.

I7 Crt Zl 35 pound. 2e, ftti: fuinica, I'l pournli, NKW YORK. May 1 (A LEA Qutet. pot 7.7K. Ztr firm.

Kaat SU Uonia epot ao.l ii ran it 1 SAVE The Industrial Way 5 Paid on Savings Certificate." The first hundred dollars la the) hardest, then earing becomes habit that leads to financial Independence and domestic happtnesi. Induitrial Loan Inv. Co. Rat Commeirlal HOO MrDrenlrl Ate. sTO.