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PAGE TEN ij fc! THE CHARLESTON DAILY MAIL, SUNDAY IT, STOCKS--NE WS--MARKETS RISE IS IMPEDED BY INDIVIDUAL ISSUES Auburn Auto Off More Than Four Points; Some Stocks Register Gains New York Stocks By HARRIS. UPHAM Co. HlKh NEW YORK, April t6 in a few individual issues prevented the stock market from continuing the rise in progress yesterday in response to improved sentiment In banking and business circles. Offerings were small in all sections and a long list of shares resisted pressure, including such leaders as General Motors. Sears Roebuck.

Case and General Electric. A few issues, including American Smelting. United States Smelting, Kelvinator and Texas Corporation, managed to make small gains. Peoples Gas held around the previous close after two days of sharply risirj; prices. Auburn Auto was driven down to a new low at 38 off points from the previous close, while Eastman Kodak lost 2 points to Steel Common rose to in the early trading and later dropped more than a point from that level.

Amerf- can Telephone came within a point of its bear market low. There was nothing in particular to unsettle the market so far as the news was concerned. Shortly before the close of the word from Youn'gstown said operations in steel plants in the Mahoning Valley district would be stepped up 3 points to 23 per cent of capacity next week. It was believed further increases would soon be reported as automobile companies increased orders. Adams 3 Alaska Juneau Allied Chemical 66.

AHis Chalmers BV. Alleghany Corporation Amn. Bank Note Amn. Can 32V. Amn.

Car Foundry Amn. Chicle 29 Amn. Fgn. 47. Amn.

Home Prod 41. Amn. Ice Amn. P. L.

Amn. Rollins Mills 7', Amn. Smelters Amn. Steel Fdy Amn. Sugar Amn.

Tel. Tel 1O7'. Amn. Tob. Amn.

Woolen Pfd Anaconda Atchtson Atl. Armour Auburn Auto Balto. Bendlx Beth. Steel Bordens Briggs Body A Byers Co. Caterpillar B' 5 IT 71? 24'i 24 17U 103 1 It 4 1 9 5 34 6'.

10 1 33'. 9 Case Threshing 34)'. 23'j Cerro de Pasco 7 3 Chesapeake Corp'n 9 8 Chcs. Of Ohio 16'i Chrysler Chso. Gt.

Pr. 7 C. M. St. P.

Pr 2i C. H. I. Pac 5', Chgo. ft N.

3U Coca Cola 15' Colgate-Palmolivc-Pect 2:1 Colo. Fuel Col. Carbon Col. Gas Commonwealth Sou. 27 Congoteum DRY GOODS BUYING INCREASE Purchases in.

Other Lines are Also Picking Up NEW YORK. April 16 of apparel, dry goods and furnishings is gaining momentum, Dun's weekly business review said. States led all other nations during 1931 with total exports of according to the department of commerce. PHILADELPHIA. Baldwin Locomotive works booked $759,000 in new business in March, against February, it was reported.

WASHINGTON. Ludington Airline has restored salaries of all its ground who several months ago were cut 10 to 15 per cent, it was announced. NEW suspensions the last week reached a record Fipce 1928 with only 6 failures, the American Banker reported. Commercial Solvents Cons. Gas Cons.

Oil Corp Contl. Can Contl. Oil Corn Prod Cudahy Packing Curtis Pub. Co Curtiss Wright Diamond Match Douglass Aircraft Drug Prod. Co Dupont Elec.

P. Federal Water Service Fidelity Phoenix First Nat. Stores Foster Wheeler Freeport Fox Film 34 29'i 18 13 dr. 4T. 09 23 B'4 2 4 B'.

KU 4'. 5U 33 13 13 SU Gen. Amn. Tank Car Gen. Baking Gen.

Electric General Foods Gen. Motors Gold Dust Goodrich Goodyear Graham Paige Great Northern Howe Sound Hupp Motors Hudson Motors Industrial Rayon 45 13'1 I8'i 12', 14'. 3'. 7 2'a 2 7 3 3 4 Intl. Harvester Intl.

Match. Pfd. Intl. Nickel ft Intl. Tel.

Tel Island Creek II Johns Manvllle 12 l.V? 44 13 Ki 34 12'i a 6 11 LIVE STOCK CINCINNATI. April 16 (UPK-- Hogs 2.000 including 977 direct: held over 390; steady better grade 1GO to 230 $4.15 mostly S4.35 on 220 down; some 240 to 275 $3.75 120 to 150 quotable $3.85 $4 mostly: few sows Cattle 175; calves 175 nominal. Sbeep 1,400 including 1,200 direct; nominal. PITTSBURGH, Live stock: April 16 Kennccott Kroger Gro Krcsice Krt-ugcr Toll Lambert Co Lchigh Ltbbcy Owens Lipgett At M. Lima Loco Loews.

Inc Lorilterd Liquid Carbonic Mack Truck Magma Copper s. 51 1 4 23 4 14 McKeesport Tin 43 K. it 3'. jui'souri Pac 3'z Missouri Pac. Pfd ll'a 3 fi 10 I 37 33' 28'j 9 51 3 99 23 6' 26 3J 29 16 IV.

13 33 44 16 34 14 a 11 7'i a'. i 4 1 3 4 3 4 Mcnsanto Chcm. NV.sh Motors Nit I. Biscuit Natl. Cash Reg.

Ni'tl. Daily Piod. Natl. P. N.

Y. Central Nevada Copper New Haven Norfolk Western Nor. Pacific North Amn Ohio Oil Owens Bottle Fackard Pan Amn. Paiamouiit Publix Penlck 3c Fold Penna. R.

Fenny. J. 33'S TRIAL DATES FIXED IN CRIMINAL CASES Complete List of Indictments Returned in Intermediate Court is Announced 25 1 12" 4 13'. 82' i 27U G-. 23 2 2fi Hogs--receipts 900; market mostly steady; 160-190 200230 S4.50-$4.70; 240-300 120-150 Phillips Pete Public Svc.

N. J. Pullman Pure Oil H.idio Corp ing sows Cattle--receipts 50: market nominal: good steers quoted at S6.50-S~.23: medium heifers at beef cows Calves--receipts 25; market steady; choice vcalers S6.00-S6.50. Sheep--receipts 250: market steady; choice shorn lambs quoted at wooled lambs spring lambs PRODUCE CINCINNATI. April 16 stock No.

1. 18; No. 2, 12: No. 3. 10; Butter fat 13 ft 15.

Eggs--steady, cases included: Extra firsts 11: seconds 9: nearby ungraded 1 duck eggs lOVi: Goose eggs 20. PITTSBURGH, April 16 Butter--nearby tubs 92 score cxtms 19 1-2; standards 19 1-4; 89 score 19; 88 score 18 1-2. Eggs--Nearby current receipts firsts 11-12; fresh extra firsts 12 1-2--13: nearby hennery whites 13 1-2--14 l-'2. Poultry--colored hens 18-20; Lcs- horns 14-16: Leghorn broilers 18-20; colored broilers 20-25: stag 12-14; old roosters 10-12; ducks 18-20; gccse fresh killed hens 27-32. WOOL MARKET BOSTON.

April 16 local daily wqol market report issued today by the Boston United States department of agriculture bureau follows: -Trade in wool during the past week was practically at a standstill on all lines. The few inquiries received during the week were apparently for the purpose of keeping touch with the market as manufacturers showed little interest in buying wool. Quotations on wools were largely unchanged, but the lack of business to test" prices made it impossible to determine whether quotations were representative of market values. Dealers, however, were not inclined to push sales under the current conditions of uncertainty." GRAIN 16 CHICAGO. April grain range (noon): High Low Noon 60 65 34 1 1 34 Wheat: May fiO't July fi-T', September Corn: May July September Oats: May July September Rye: May July New wheat: July September 64 24'.

4 4 4fiV4 4B'', 24 24 -8 4 4C8 04-; 8 TWO DECREASE STOCK Two companies reported to the office of the secretary of state Saturday that they had decreased their capital stoch. They were the Red Cloud Mining company, of Rush, which decreased its stock from $100.000 to $5,000, and the Beaver Coal company, of Philadelphia, from $150,000 to ooo. i --The Prince of Wales is quite a linguist, speaking French. Spanish. Italian.

German and Danish, as well as Another tonqucs of English sjd Wckh. Radio Keith Republic I. Reynolds Tob Satcway Stores Joseph Lead Schultc Retail Stars Roebuck Socony- Vacuum Sou. Paclilc Sou. Ry.

Standard Brands O. Calif S. O. N. iou.

Calif. F.dison Standard Gas Stt-wart Warner Stone Webster atudcbakcr Texas Co Texas Gulf Tex. Land Trust Timken Union Carbide Union Pacific United Carbon 2JP. -J 3 16 3.1 47 Ii a 14 19 1 23 'H 13'. 3 10 6 4 1 1 4 2.1 57 10 11 13 CO 10'i 21 23- If.

4 United Fruit United Gas Impt. U. S. Cast Iron U. S.

Alcotiol U. S. Rubber U. S. Steel U.

S. Steel. Pfd Aircraft United Corpn Utilities P. tic L. Vcnadium Warner Bros Western Md Wtstingh.

Air Brakr Elec. Willys-Overland Wcolworth Worthincton Fuinp WrlKlcy. Wm. Jr. Yellow Truck 17 11 4 86 3 10 2 4 10S 11 1 4 3 4 1 1 1U', 4'.

5.1 10 11 21' 4 3 4 3.1' 4 M'; II 6 3 3 10 10' The following is the complete list of indictments for felonies returned by the Kanawha county grand jury for the April term of intermediate court, with the trial dates set in several cases: J. L. Criner, murder of Hack Ingram, set for April 25; Otis Jones murder of Russell Mitchell. April Mollie Miller, murder of Richmond Miller May William Price, alias Pumpkin Bill Price. Bill Bruce, Char- Icy Bruce and Roy James, murder of May Stone, May 16.

Evcrmont Adkins, breaking and entering and larceny. May ID; Harry Adkins. Wilbur Hancock and Buddy Hancock, breaking and entering and larceny; Seth Adkins, larceny of auto, four cases, April 20; W. G. Adkins.

2'i embezzlement from Mutual Credit company; Lawspn Amos and John Houchins. breaking and entering and larceny, four cases; Carter Anderson, breaking and entering and larceny, April 18: Howard Beasley and Harry Conley, larceny of jewelry from K.iy Jewelry company. Kenneth Beasley. felonious assault on Bernard Arnold: Kenneth Beasley. attempt to kill Audrey Mathcny; Al Berry, felonious assault on R.

R. Kcs- sell. April 27; Ben Blair and Fred Ramsey, breaking and entering and larceny, April 25; Ben Blair. Hoyt an Gibson, Oron Carney and Lowell Gr.r- rett. April 25; Lon Branham and Milt Branham, moonshine still.

May 16; F. A. Charley Brown, armed robbery "1 3. B. Hardin: Carl Brown and Denni; Dunnagan.

breaking and entering and "arceny. Aiding Felon to Escape Frank Bowe. Ocil Fisher and Clyde Hudnall. moonshine still; Silman Burdette, accessory after fact in assisting "clon to escape: Lucille Burkhardt. bad checks; W.

S. Burks. posses- ion stolen auto. May Robert Bur- vcll. breaking and entering and larceny; John Caldwcll.

embezzlement of $37.09 from James White; Floyd Campbell, felonious assault on C. A. Ray: Warren Chittum. felonious as- ault on Albert Rent. April 2B; Julius Clark and Sanford Kirk, breaking and entering and larceny; Walter Cobb, ireaking and entering and larceny; 'barley Coleman and Fred Chappeil, jreaking and entering and larceny, wo cases.

Charles Collins, shooting Wilbur Jurdcttc; Laura Cottrill and Pauline Cottrill. forgery; Levear Cottrell. lar- eny of auto; Granville Crouch, armed obbcry of L. S. Shoe: Walter Crouch, irmed robbery of F.

H. Hazeltinc: riydc Dennins, Wilbur Hastings and "icorge Daniel, breaking and entering nd larceny: Otis Fields and Tilmnn breaking and entering and arceny. May Earl Frame, larceny i auto: Odessa Freeman, attempt to ill Olden Swift; Harry Fore, moon-1 nine still. Alford Fry. moonshine still: Ora Galloway, felonious assault; Harol'l Gillcspic, forgery, two cases; Earl i Green and Tim Leece.

larceny of auto: Lee Green alias Lee Myers. robbery of Charley Woo; George Gurley. malicious wounding of E. N. Shuck; George Hackney and Oley Hackney, larceny of sheep from L.

M. Fields; W. W. Hanshaw. larceny of auto: J.

i D. Hall, bad check: A. C. Harm, bad check' Carl Thomas and Fred Arnold, i larceny of clothing from Tcenn Cain; Dallis Harris, 1 a of auto. April 25.

A to Kill Casr Lawrence Harris, attempt to kill Mont Cavender and felonious assault on Mont Cavender: Harold D. Haze, breaking and entering and' larceny: Robbie Hill, felonious assault jn George Hill; T. Edward Hill, embezzlement of $25.487.52: J. B. Holmjs.

forgery; Buck Hutchmson. possession of stolen property; Ruth Jeffries, forgery, two cases: H. M. Johnson, felonious assault on James EHem; 321. BO 10' 2(5', (i 13' a 3-.

32 4 ti I 3 i 2P. WEEK'S OUTSTANDING- BROADCASTS (April 17 to 23 Inclusive) (Time P. M. Unless Indicated) Sunday 10 a. Frank Kingdon.

of East Orange, N. speaking on "Is There Anybody over WABC. Sncwdcn. speaking from London on "The Unity of the Methodist Churches," WABC. Oscar Hallam, former member of tho Minnesota supreme court, speaking on "The Appellate Court and the Crime Problem," over WJZ 1--Symphonic hour by Walter Damrosch orchestra, over WJZ.

Flute, tales of a wandering gypsy, over WEAF. 2--Description of the Zeppelin works by S. Miles Mouton, from Germany; tr.lk by Dr. Hugo Eckcner, over WEAF. Orwell Bradley Townr.

of the Christian Science committee on publication, speaking on "Fundamental Teachings of Christian Science," over WABC. 3--Sir Thomas Beecham conducting the New York Philharmonic- Symphony orchestra, over WABC. Bonnclli, baritone guest singer, with an orchestra, over WJZ. on "The Prospects of Industrial Recovery," by Andre Citroen, French motor industrialist, over WEAF. 5--Sermon.

"A Religious Faith for a Discouraging Dr. Harry Emerson Fosdick. over WJZ. Ponselle, mezzo soprano, guest artist, over WEAF; songs and mystery drama, over WABC: the Workman," sermon by Rev. Ignatius Smith, of Catholic University of America, over WEAF.

service spy stories by K-7. ovrr WJZ; William Vincent Hall, baritone, with Shilkrct orchestra, over WABC. Opera Miniature, Howard Barlow conducting, over 8--Jimmy Durantc, c-omcdian, with Paul Robcson, baritone and actor, over WABC. Barclay, baritone, with Uncle Henry and the Editor, over WJZ. Felix von Luckncr.

guest artist, over WJZ. Olga Albani, soprano, and Revelers quartet, over Commissioner Edward P. Mulrooney. of New Vork, speaking on "What Would You Do?" "Crime Increase Among Youths." over WEAF. Bandmasters association concert dedicated to John Philip Sousa.

with armv. marine and navy bands, over WEAF. Gibson, concert organist, over WJZ. Bolosinini, cellist, and program by Joseph Kocstncr's orchestra, over WJZ. Monday 7--D'Avrey of Paris, tenor, with an orchestra, over program by Lawrence Tibbctt, operatic baritone, over WEAF: Kate Smith, songs, over WABC.

10--Guy Lombardo and his orchestra, over WABC. Bones and Company, with an orchestra, over WEAF. song recital, over WABC. Tuesday of the timely over WEAF. 8 and Your Government." one o( a series of talks, ovrr 0--Julia Sanderson and Frank Crumit.

songs and novelties, over WEAF; Bernic and His Lads, over WABC. 10.15--John Fogarty. with an orchestra, over WJZ. 11--Russ Columbo and his orchestra, dance music, over WEAF. Wednesday of noted characters by Ward Wilson, over WJZ.

Thorpe, talk on business' conditions, over WEAF. Ro.s. soi.gs. and an orchestra, over WABC. Colonel and Budd, novelty program, over WABC.

Brokcnshire's program, over WABC. 11--Symphonic selections by Howard Barlow's orchestra, over WABC. Enrcmblc and program bv Jane Fromnn over WJZ. Thursday B--Dr. Traprock and Harriot Lee.

blues singer, over WJZ. Corners, over WJZ: one of scries of Kipling stories, over WEAF. by Nathaniel Shilkrct orchestra, over WABC. thr Opera Glass, over WJZ. Callouay's orchestra, over WEAF.

12--Ralph Kirbcrry. singer and program bv Hamp's orchestra, over WEAF. Friday Jones and Ernie Harr. nnd novelties, oxer WJZ. 9--Violin program by Totcha Stidcl, over WABC; Irvin S.

Cobb, s-torirs, over WJZ. ard novelty program by Gu.s Van. over WABC. 10--Andy Sannclla oichcstra, over WEAF; Whitcman's band, over WJZ'. Ensemble, and program bv Dornbcrgcr's orchestra, over WJZ.

Saturday that Safeguard, one of a scries of talks, over WEAF. lecital. over WJZ. K--Ely Culbertson, one of a series of lectures on bridge, over WEAF. I)--Program by the Fisk unuersity over WABC.

Affairs Institute, one of a scries of programs on day conditions, over WABC. 11--Dance music progiam bv Columbo and his orchcstr.i. over WEAF: Slumber Music, over WJZ. THE CHARLESTON DAILY MAIL Published oti Every 'Week Day Evening and on Sunday Morning by The Charleston Mail Association Telephone Capitol 7-800 Connecting all Departments Publication Office 100! Virginia St. FOREIGN REPRESENTATIVES DEVINE TENNEY CORPORATIONS 103 Park Avenue NEW YORK CITY 38 So.

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The Charleston Dally Mail a well as every other member of th! Association, endeavors to print only truthful classified advertisements and will appreciate having attention called to any ertisement not conforming to the highest standard of honesty. Real Estate For Sale for Sale 6 ROOMS--Close Glenwood school. Breakfast room, tile bath, porches, built-in features, furnace heat. Almost give away large equity. Take lot or small business.

Call Sunday or Monday 113 Park Ave. CHOICE Residence lots adjoining Edge- uood and Lory Drive. South Charleston. Attractive prices and terms. 205 PARK brick, basement, furnace heat, garage.

Price J9.000.00. Terms. LORY DRIVE--fi rooms, stucco tile. Basement, garage. Pricf f6.SOO.Oi).

Terms. (JKO. K. SKIU.MOKK 211 Charleston National Bants Oflice Phone 6081 Res. Phone Kan.

4Rfi For ONE twelve grave lot. located near circle in section "BV. Sunset Memorial cemetery. Call South 3G4. One or two four grave lots.

Desirably located. Center of section Sunset Memorial eeniotery. Call Cap. Toil). For Sale nr Trailr RESIDENCE--Six room 2 story with full brick basement, hot air heat and lour car garage property In flrst class condition.

Lot 40x120. Located No. 829 Main Street. Convenient to good schools. Will trade for other Real Estate of less value or good stocks or bonds which are earning interest on dividends.

Owner movlns to other property. Address Dox 1043. Charleston. W. Va.

ACRES M-lect fruit. Furniture. 30 minutes drive Charleston. For city property or car. 1319 Crescent Road.

.4 nnouncehtents LLVIN PAULEY'S rustic talrnt is seen in poenn from i View. W. Va. Poems on state, nature, etc. Mail lOc lor iopy.

Real Estate For Sale In Ural Kitate L. D. PAULEY REAL ESTATK OFFICK MASONIC ULDG. Cap. 3150.

6178--Evunlns Cap. 8238 I I i i BAR-R-CUE Stand and tlvlne quarters. At a sacrifice. Phone Kan. IC7-R.

and Land Pair For Sale or Trade Near Woodrow Wilson and J. K. Rubins Modern 7-room home. Newly decorated inside and out. Will a vacant lots us j-art ptmiuMit.

Price What Have You? J. B. GREENLEE Cap. 6140 Real Estate for Reid I-IHST FLOOR modern apartment. 4 sunparlor and back porch.

Rent reduced, l-ocatcd 222 Ilrown St. Call G-p. 3219 or 7532. NEW 3-ROOM unfurnished Karaee apartment. 3 Lee St.

Inquire 1205 NMV 3-ROOM apartment. 1527 Built-in features: janitor service. Call Cap. B547-R aftrr 10 a. m.

LEE 1200 block, garage apartment. 2 rooms with bath. Cap. 9967. Apartment, four nice rooms and bath, tub and shower.

Second floor, rear of 1824 McClung street. $30.00 month. Five-room apartment, tile hath, tub ylH.wer. Third floor .163) McClunc Street. $40.00 month.

Five tub and shower bath, prl- xrte porch. iurnare and fire- plnce. Second floor 1620 McClung Street. month. THOMAS BROS.

Office. C-4213 Res. C-4734--C-4766-R TUKEK-KOOAI apartment, water, pas HIM! electric furnished, no chiUlren. Apply t04 Kan- clolph St. ATTRACTIVE new.

up-to-date S-romu Apartment with garage. Call 1 Cap. 6113. Apply 313 Park Drive. NEAR NEW CAPITOL Fine new 7-room apartment.

Heat, water, electric refrigerator. Janitor. South 833 Days. Cap. 7050 evening! and Sundays.

SOUTH CHARLESTON--S35 Second S. room apartment, $30 month, includes electric, water, telephone. Call South 261-J. ATTRACTIVE modern 5-room apartment with caragc. 306 Duffy St.

near Capitol. Phone Cap. 7970. KENT- REDUCED rooms, bath, and electric. $12.50 monttt.

liUS Charleston St. Cap. 508. apartment. Second floor.

401 Bura rocrs st. $45 month. Cap. 3244. 5-IIOOM npartment, Biglcy per month.

Phone Cap. 3875. ---J 2340. BV Ott'NKR--In fast srowinc section nty. house, large lot.

for laraer house in cood section of citv. Will agree, on difference. Address e-o Daily Mail. HOUSES and lots, sale or for No. 1 used automobile.

Cap. 7S3 B. W. Child- rcss. C-ROOM brick Garage.

Will take Jot or smaller house. Cap. -1334. BV OWNER--Lands on Elk road near Charleston Morsan Robertson. Phone S42G.

IT--Suburban for Salr HARD ROAD--3'j miles from town. 6 Chicken lot. 53,200. Terms. Phone Cap.

5713. I OR SALE--3'j acres. 6-room house, fruit and water. Near Lock Six. T.

A. Quinn. Route 3. Box 207. Real Estate for Rent FurnUhfJ CLOSE IN--Furnished 3-room ppartmcnt, real barcain.

57 week. Cap. 6J60. FARMS between Huntinston and Ch.irlcs- ton. Teajs Valley Land Hurricane Va.

lit ACHES, small house, basement, batn, double poultry house. K.TS ujter, Iconic. Uulks. 1 for cows, chick- rns. p.irdcn.

$3.750 terms. Between Ch-irlcKton, St. Atbam. Will lease. South 2.17-M.

IVR.M-- 20 Main Fork. Davl Crork. G-room hoii.tr. lifiht plnnt. untcr, bcrn.

Box 230. Ch.irlcston. 1U 2.P. 23-. 10-.

BIRTH KATE SLUMP SEEN AS ECONOMY When people don't have any money, they economize on habics just as they do on ovcrythniK clo, says Dr. STATE TAKES OVER EASTERN HIGHWAYS Harvey Kane, shootit'u: Carl Haver, director of i static- son; Gould Kcathly and tics of tho state health department. 4' 10 20 11 3J' tij'. 10 2:1 37 Keathly. forgery, three cases: Walter Larwood.

larceny of from Cash Discount company: Calvin and Leo Kidd. larceny of birycle; Charles Lensford. larceny of chickens fiorn John Nagy; Charles Lensford. Mrs. Charles Lens-ford and Pe.irl Gardner, larceny of chickens from Hewett Cabell.

May 12; Davis Linken- augcr and W. S. Burks. larceny 01 auto; George Love. In caking and en- terms Blue Moon cafe; Ed Max.

Connard. forgery, five cases: i i E. McDan- Mn iel. bad check: Owen McGrath. wrecK- Ruby Approximate sales BOO.OOO.

LIBERTIES Liberty 3'js Liberty 1st Liberty 4th, 4'ts Treas. Ticcs. Ttcas. 3 Trcas. 3'js 19J1-43 Trcjs.

3 lUt3-17 Trcas. Trcas 3s 101. 101.30-32 102.21-3J 103.30-32 102.20-32 100.2U-32 03.JO-32 93.23-32 'M JO-32 W. 2-32 1H 3U-3J NEW YORK CURB Open Ass'd Gas 2'i Amn. Cyanimid Amn.

Gas Klcr Amn. Superpower 2 Appalachian Gas Canadian Marconi Cities Svc Columbia Oil Gsn. Corp. Creole Syn 2 Detroit Aircraft Eicc. IJond Ford Ltd Intl.

Superpower Lone Star 5 Midwest Util 3 Mountain Prod 2'j Nafl Fuel Gas Niagara Hudson Pcnnroari I 1 Tecnlcolor United Gas. 1 3 United L. P. 4', OIL STOCKS Bld 1 Asked Continental Oil Cumberland Pipe Kuttka Pipe Humble Oil Gulf Oil Indiana Pipe nlt'l Petroleum Scuth Pcnn Oil S. O.

Indiana S. O. Kentucky a 15'. S. O.

S. D. Ohio Pcnn Mrx. 20 3', 40 'I fi l.V 12 17 INVESTMENT ISSUES By KNAPP CO. Bid Ask 1.U5 3 N.

A'can Tr. 1953 1.R5 N. A'can Tr. 1955-5(5 1.80 Cumulative Trust Shares U. S.

Elec. Lt. Pr. Shs. 3 United Founders no sale Mountaineer Investing Corp.

Distributors Group fi ing C. O. i train: Ray Me- Million, breaking and entering and larceny. Charles Meadows and Lewis Woous. bi caking and entering and laiccny.

and possession of stolen goods, Apnl 1U: Burdettc Miller and Samuel Adams, forgery; W. C. Miller. John Gregory and Dyke Campbell, hi caking and entering and larceny; Russell Morris larceny of auto; Charles Mullett and Fred Hatficld, armed robbery of C. C.

Litton; Bill O'Brien, larceny of auto tires: Pat O'Brien, breaking and entering and larceny: Oley Parsons possession of stolen property and larceny: Isaac Pauley, possession of property. Rufus Penn. felonious assault on C. H. Stanficld; Eugene Pcnnington and Ethel Pennington, breaking and iiic and larceny; Ike Peterson, felonious assault on Ernest Collins: F.

Pierson. bad check: James Pierson. larceny of auto: William Price. Charley Bruce. Bill Bruce and arson: Ellis Pritt and Bad Eye Vantv.

larceny. May 4: Dominiek Rcnicn, larceny: Guy Reveal, possession (.1 stolen property, April 23; Elihu Rhonemus. highway robbery and larceny: John Paul Robinson, felonious assault, on John Robinson. Breaking and Entering fJene Rywant, breaking and ing; Gold Seal, bad check; Owen Shaffer and Leo Kidd. breaking and tcrinfj and larceny: R.

Shaffer, lar- ccny of clothing. April 2(5; C. S. Sharp and D. Ray Patilev, forgerv auto certificate title; Clifford Skaff and Alou- 20 Armstrong, possession of stolen goods: Leonard Slaughter, attempt to kill Fiank Randolph: Jerry Smitn, larceny: Quincy Stover, bad check: John Strickland, bad check; L.

C. Swift. Edgar Belcher and Leota Parsons, conspiracy to inflict injury, and felonious assault on Charles C. Parsons, April 20. Henry Taylor, felonious assault on Alfred Cantley; Floyd Truman and Earl Stutler, larceny; Gerald Tuftin.

possession of stolen property; Ray Tyler. Denver Dunlap. Ray Dunlan and Chester Harless, dynamiting fish; Walter Underwood, breaking and entering and larceny. Ed Vcniski. moonshine stilj: Andre'w Walker, breaking and entering: C.

D. Walker, bad check; F. W. Warren, forgery state warrant; Charles Watkins and Brady Tomlin. larceny: Flcm Walters, arson; Buster Weaver, felonious assault on W.

M. Teal; Law- icnce Weaver and Worthington Weaver, felonious assault on Elijah Thomas: Jack Wcincr. felonious assault I. Rosen; Clarence Whitlcy and Leslie His observation UMS in porting Satin day that the number of births fell ofl in the state from 4I.G14 in 1931 to 30.325 year. "Not only in Vircima." he "but in all parts of the world, the birth rate is off." a Whittmuton and Six Routes Accepted as Part of System; Locations Given by Commission Tile dositfnations of six highways.

in Nicholas county, two in Greenbru-r and one in Pocahomas, as state highways was announced Cat- urclay by the state road commivjion. The designation of a road as a state highway is the lirst step by the road commission in the eventual coitjtruc- ticm and maintenance of the road by state funds. The highways designated a i a mutes are: es Winchester armed rob- county--one beginning H. Woodrum. May Cecil U) county Yoiiiif hri-il-iiiL' r-iitcritii: Miv ine gem- Youi md enter: whcre i connects with a state route 'inn I arcenv CO of Marlinton: one beginning 1 Nicholas county lin eand then to Dunsmorc to a connection on f-isebolt on Casps tween Raincliv and Rupert.

Misdemeanor rases will be tried intermediate mint on May 9 and 13. The following new misdemeanor indictments were returned by the April grand jury: Evermont Adkins. assault and battery on Elsie Williams: W. E. Bishop, carrying a pistol without a license and possession of whiskey; Frank Bowe, Ocil Fisher and Clyde Hudnall, possession of mash and whiskey; Brack Bailey, adultery; Lon and Milton Branham, possession of mash and liquor; Lovell Burdette, non-support, B.

W. Campbell, non-support; Jim Callahan. carrying a pistol without a license: Granville Couch, disttn bing worship: Otis Cook, non-support; Fred Cavender. non-support; James Cooper, non-support: William 'Cunningham, drunk and disorderly conduct. C.

L. Dawson. possession ol a erap game table, op.eiating gambling Harry Fore, possession of mash and liquor: William L. Flint, non-support; Odessa Freeman, carry- pistol without a license; Lefty Green, carrying pistol without a license and assault and battery; George Gurley. carrying pistol without a license; W.

W. Hanshaw. selling a stolen auto; Oral Johnson, carrying an un- rascd gun: Harvey Kane. Slick Wilson and Wave Thomas', carrying weapons without license's ant) possession of liquor; E. L.

Koellcn and J. M. Snodgrass, disturbing worship; Charles Lensford. larceny of hogs. N.

J. Liptrap, possession of liquor; Brady Mash. David Legg and James Legg, disturbing worship: H. C. Mo- Nealy.

non-support; Fred Morris, non- Kmmett Mynes, disturbing worship; Carl Null, drunk in public place; I. F. Olaker and Barney Painter, non-support; Eugene Price, defacing property; E. B. Shanklin and Tom Waldron, possession of a crap game table: Ed Skiles.

non-support: Leonard Slaughter, carrying a pistol without a license: Earl Stutler. carrying weapons without a license: L. C. Swift. Edgar Belcher, Lcota Parsons and It.

H. Clcndenin, conspiring to murder Charles C. Parsons; Harry Wood, nonsupport; Gertrtide Heffncr, assault and battery and carrying a gun without a license: John IL Young and Gert i Heffncr, a cohabitation. Nicholas county-ono at Hicliwood on a route leading to Summersvillc and then cast to the Grcenbrier county line where it connects with a I state route leading to Marlinton: one on the state route between Summors- ville and Ricluvood at Nettie, then south to the Grcenbrier county line, connecting with state route leading by way of Quimvood to U. S.

route No. (50. and the highway from Summersville to the connection with the route leading to Webster Springs at the mouth of Persingcr creek. Porahontas rounty--the highway betxveen the Grrcnbrier county line and state route No. 24 at Marlinton.

THREE WORKERS AT LOCKS ARE RETIRED One Has Served Government Since Year 1892 Retirement of three employees of the United States engineering corps in the Huntington district was announced Saturday by Major Fred W. Herman, district engineer. Those retired from rorvico ai Frank Gould, lockmastcr at lock No. 3 in tho Kanawha river: Edward II. Boaid, lockinan at lock No.

0 in the Kanawha river at South Charleston, and Noble Lockhart. loekman at lock No. 4 in Kanawha river. Gould entered the government service in 1H92 as a laborer, serving in that status until I8SK) when he was promoted to loektender. In 1904 he was appointed loekman and in 1911 was promoted to lockmaster.

serving it: that capacity up to the present. Board entered the service as a loekman in 11)07 and continued in that position. Lockhart entered the service in 1907, serving continuously as loekman. A successor to Gould will be named while the other two posts will not be filled by new appointments. i I- OR SALE-- 52-acrc farm.

J1.71KI. New I liouf. Good b.irn and outbullcitiiys Young orchard. Plenty wjter on this farm the car round. 12 acres ploved for corn.

The land is level to rolling 1: interested don't fail to come and sec tltU place Located on Kood hard ro.td in miles west 01 Gaiilpuiis. O. mile ifT state route No 141 Terms can bo arranged to suit purchaser. Mr. Edd Donnctt.

Gallia. Ohio. Route No. 1. DO ACRF.S.

barn, fruit. cow. $780; S230 down. 202 acres all fine bides. Stale road, once coo NOW SSaOO.

fifth down balance 33 icars. G. Miranda. W.linslry. Ohio ACHES-- Good frc-e pas.

ripe. i Sl.OOO Trout Rc.iltv Co. i Ohin 53 A. i cbattlrs. ti-rrom nou-e larcc I iiichard; Baruain cash Farms all sizes W.

K. Henderson. Route 7. Chilllcothc. Ohio 2ti ACKFS Hno fl land, cood 3-toom tuuc.

barn, t3ldes Located 4 ml ol Uuckce l-ike Price 42.000-?(.;'0 doivn. balance $200 pt-r yi I. TJOUI Realty Lsncasicr. Ohio 1,0 ACRES Raccoon hitttom land priced for quick by owner. Well nrlKhborhood, mile to chool.

2 miles to church. 3'. miles trrvrn Rio Grande College. No trade. N.

K. Phillips Rt. 3. liiducll. Ohio.

ACRE on thru nlghway. cood a-room nousv. nice paint ard paper, cement cellar. tvcll. ctjtern other tine -AM.

fine shade An Ideal place ten ttation. tc-a room ccniectloncry or lojitl At lo.v uf down at once. No trade vou xvanl a bargain of a lifetime. COTIC at oprc Trout Realty Co Lancaster. OMu S2.000 DOWN-- Gets 200 farm.

2(1 cows. youtig stocic. ficn-i tixils. tractor. furniture, crops.

Terms Free -farms foi Write Mr. UouRlas. Foit Plain. y. ACRES-- Good land.

house, bjrn and outbuitidnKs: fruit and water; on hard road. Plowing done Will take $3.000 If sold in 10 days i include cow. chickens and hoc. Allic Kirkhart. LoriKhottom.

Ohio. nY OWNER-- 214 acres of land in Mun- kinKtim county. Ohln, 12 miles from Zancsvlllo. on Rrnvel road. miles fronj New Concord.

Ohio. Goow barn other outiniikUims. fine orchard. water in nil Priced to sell. C.

ii. i k. Brighton Zancsvlllo. Ohio. I URNISHED or unfurnished three-room Garasc.

Electric, pas. water. Low icnt. 533 Wyoming St. Cap.

S633. FURNISHED private brick sarasc-apart- ment. 3 rooms, bath, sun porch. Adulu. Cap.

37C3. PLEASANT 3-room furnished apartment, pas. water, and electricity paid. Frlgi- ciairc. Larcc porch.

Cap. 2.1 OHIO furnished apartment, privrtp porch. Faciric Kanawha River. Cap. 3330-J.

ROOM furnished apartment. 413 Beaurc. uard street. Cap. 447I-M after 6 o'clock.

NICELY furnished 5-room apartment with two bedrooms. Apply 111 Roano or 113 Koanc St. EAST KND--neautifuUy furnished small npartment. rent i educed. 1500 Dixie St.

ATTRACTIVE apartment. rooms and private bathroom. Gas, water find electricity paid. "Frlqldalre Best residential section West Side. Cap 429.

BEDFORD APTS. Under new management. Larcc clean rooms. Low rents. Cap 9220.

MODERN 4-room and oath, (uinianca or unfurnished apartment. Heat, vva.er and tight paid Rent reduced Cap. 1749 FIVE-ROOM attractive completely furnished ap.irtmrnt decorated. Apt. R.

1210 Quarricr. Phone Capitol. 7042. NICELY FURNISHED 3-room apartment. Close in.

Reasonable rent. Cap. C2GO. DF.SIRABLE four cverythlns fur- $7 week. Near Blgley School.

Cap. 2309-M. EAST END--3-room furnished apartment. Private entrance. 1.V54 Dlvie.

Cap. 5807. I-ROOM furnished apartment. Front and back stairway. All private.

Garage. Splendid opportunity for a good couple. 303 Pennsylvania Avc. UNFURNISHED a a apartment, 3 rooms, bath, available May 1st. 5.k3'j Nancy St.

I i a a Stntf St. Kent reason- Ql'AimiKH modern 4- room apartment. Garasc if desired. UNFURNISHED 4 and 5-room Cap. 3349.

Apply 1107 Charleston THREb ROOMS--Bath. Kelvinator. Gm- 518'j Nancy Street. Cap. 67M.

FOUR-ROOM apartment. $15 month. Call 2883-R. or apply 1105 Charleston St. APARTMENT.

1714 Kanawha St. Next door to governor's mansion. Call Capitol 5286 for Rent 5-ROOM modern house, hardwood finish, tile bath, linen closet, full basement, large lot. 947 Haielwood avenue. Apply 1201 Homer Street COTTAGE--Stop 4, South Charleston, nice yard and garden.

Phone Cap. 690B-W. $18 $35 $30 $30 $45 .00 .00 AA 5 Bath, Basement. 1018 Thomas St. 5 Room, Bath, Basement.

1003 Edgewood Ave. 4 Room Brick Apt. 1st. Floor JJ2Q Indiana Avc. 4 Room Brick Apt.

2nd. Floor. 826 Indiana AA 6 Room, Bath. Basement. Opposite Catholic Church and School.

1004 Sixth St J. B. GREENLEE Cap. 6140 MODERN tile bath, full basement, stationary tubs, gas furnace, earden in back. $43 per month.

2600 Staunton Kanawha City. 4-ROOM house, gas. electric, good. well, chicken house. About acre ground on Road.

South 783-R-X. XfCEI.Y FURNISHED 5-roo-n cottacr. Full basement. Garage. $43.

Cap. 1796-J. 623 Russell St. BUNGALOW--S rooms, bath. Newly decorated.

Electric, gas. Basement. near $33. SOUTH CHARLESTON--fl-room house. $30.

533 Second Ave. Phone Cap. 4I37-W. FOR house. Walnut Rcfinishcd.

225. Cap. 2S67. SOUTH CHARLESTON--4-room apartment. Montrose Drive.

5-room house. Central Avenue. 7-room house. Highland Ave. 7-room house, Montrose drive.

South 539-W. POUR-ROOM HOUSE--Levl. 512.50 month, good garden. Water, gas. Cap.

1128. IN CITY--t-room house. 3 acres bottom land. S15 month by the year: or 4-room house. 9 acrrs land.

City improvements. Call Cap. 7710. U. G.

Young. COTTAGE--Four rooms and bath. All con- Ch.irlcston St. $17.90 per month. Call Cap.

CS6 or 6723-W. 9-ROOM hcniitlfully furnished house. 2 br.ths. a race. 1515 Virginia St.

$100 month. Call Cap. 1323. FIVE-ROOM hardwood finish. Perk Avenue.

Call Cap. 1117. JURNISHED 5-room cottaue. newly decorated, carafe. West Side.

Cap. S307-R. ROOM modern house. Good condition. Garage available.

802 Red Oak St. EIGHT-ROOM brick 525 Nancy St. Good neighborhood, first class condition. interested, call Cap. S89-J.

COLORED--Three bath, electrlr. New house, 301 Gebhart Ave. Cap. 7461. COMPLETELY -furnished R-room house, double Karace.

$60. Call Cap. 3993-R. CHARLESTON unfurnished apartmrnt. SIS month.

Cap. B27I-R. riVE-ROOM apartmrnt. 1210 Quarricr St Call Cap. 3230 or 5407.

'J-KOOM unfurnished apartment Hensonablc rent. W. Shaw- vcr Co. MrGUCKEN apartment A--Five looms bath. 337 Laidlcy St.

3531. Sjlr FOR SALE--R-ioom house. 1201 Crescent Ilo.id. Applv to Community Co. Phone Cap.

219. liOQMS iiiui bath; hardwood finl.sh. Small patnrnt down and small monthly pavmcnt. Cap. 4MO or 2l4fi.

CLINTON AVE. near ElRcwood. 7 rooms, h.ith. i-lfctric, ens. Hntcmeiit.

lot. H.irn.iin Your own price and terms. Phono Cap. 5713. --Farm land makes up IB per rent of the total area of Japan and 4It per rent of all thn families of that nation arc engaged in agricultural FOR SALE A smig i modern brick i rot- i of I rooms and bath.

In the i I-iwn School near St. A Newlv painted nnd repaired. Small payment, balance like rent. NO. 2 A six-room, basement and bath, i i cnrnye.

on p.i\ cd street, near School l.ulldinc. Mrect car. on llnlley Sj. Al- b.ins. A bnrK.iln.

Best buy in the i A good ear taken in. Tol. 151 E. E. St.

Albans. IIOA1KS AT I AM) ON TKIJ.MS TO SUIT YOU i i fi-room brick, base- UK tit. lot. Columbin rooms, basement, K.I- East End--Modern 4-nom hunRalow, R.irase. Easy terms.

West Side--6-room brick, fur- nj.cc heat. 00. small down payment, b.ilnnce rental basis. WADI-: I I i I I I 211 Cltnrleoton National Bank ItldR. Phone Cap.

WASHINGTON ST. near Nancy. 7 rooms. Kith, elrctrir. c.i« Grr.ice.

Lot Phone Cap. Ii7I3. Sta APARTMENT. 4 nice rooms, bath, and plenty room. 2 porches.

1413 MiiR.tzinc St. UNFURNISHED npattment. two larKC looms, kitchenette and bath, private en- inner. Hubbard. 307 rooks St.

Cap. 4B5. LEWIS--S bath. Second floor. Garace.

Utilities paid. Cap. 3009-W. 5-ROOM npartment. Private entrance.

404 Ruflncr Ave. Cap. 33D1. ONE Duplex apartment. Six rooms, bath, separate shower, attic, basement and Modern nnd convirnent apartment in the best residential section at 2010 Quarricr street.

Phone 386 or S336. VFRY MODERN--One five nnd one siv- looni apartments, newly decorated, with caraces. McCluni: St. Must be seen to be. appreciated reduced.

Cap. 5930 or 23'J7-W. UNFURNISHED 4-room brick apartment, all modern: rent reduced. $20 Cap. 4812.

END--Near new Capitol, cozy apartment. KarnKc desired. Phone 6'J9B-W. FIVE-ROOM modern apartment. garaRe, larne enclosed porch, nice nlry newly decorated, river front South Side opposite- Morris St.

Rent reasonable. Cap. 3982. CONVENIENTLY located, clojc-in. 3-room apartment.

Rcatoti.iblc rent. Cap. C2CO. THRLE-ROOM apartment 407 Maxwell Phone Cap I ISC. LEE block.

4 rooms, bath. Un- luriUshed. Water paid. Cap. 5567.

BRICK apartment. rooms and basement Corner Ohio nnd Randolph. Cap. 2612. VERY DFSIRAULE 5-room apartment with iHtrcli.

S4S 00 mo. Garage $500. THOMAS BROS. Cilice phone C-4213--Res. or 47G6-R SOUTH KILLS--EiRht-room house.

Garage end servant quarters. Electric refrigeration, and beautiful grounds. Fine view or city. Five minutes from schools rnd business district of city. Immediate occupancy Cap.

2683. $18 Five Room Cottage. 1018 Thomas Street. J. B.

GREENLEE Cap. 6140 COTTAGE--Four rooms. Garden. and bath. Stop No.

1. Ounbar line. Sift month. Call Capitol 2004. FIVE-ROOM bungalow.

Ednewood Drive. Newly decorated. Beautiful location. Call Cap. 7C91 or 8909.

4. AND 6-room houses in Kanawha City. Reasonable. Apply Owens Illinois GLiss Co. offire.

1324 WASHINGTON rooms. baM- nirnt, gar.iKe. Home newly decorated. $75. J(X) RUFFNER house, basement; finished third floor.

$60. DELAWARE Apartments. 6-room apartment. b.i«crr,ent. Newly decorated.

VYV MAPLK TERRACE--6-room apartment, isbrd third floor. Basement. Electric refrigerator, $65. VIRGINIA SI--Newly decorated 5- room S53. CALL CAP.

840B Central Trust Co. house. S3 week. Water, cas. No.

10 Lower Fourth. 3-HOOM hotte. furnished $7. weekly. In- Rarace.

Apply Costello. FIVE-ROOM cottace and RantRr. 1040 Beech Avenue: rent reasonable. Cap. 2838-R.

MODERN 6-room dwelling and garage. No 4 Washington Terrace. Excellent condition. Reasonable rent. Cap.

626O. WE HAVE lifted the following properties for lent: WEST SIDE PARK and 4-room 213 ROANE ST. 5-room apartment. 110.1 COLUMBIA 7-room house be. ing newly decorated EAST END MICHIGAN 6 and 4-room apart- merits.

500 CAROLINA 6-room house being newly decorated. 2107 WASHINGTON 10-room FOR COLORED SECOND cottaRc. 711 YOUNG 3-room cottaRc. For information. H.

W. SKIDMORE Cap. Kvenlngs Cap..