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NEW YORK STOCKS
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NEW YORK-—(AP)— The fol
lowing is the close of stocks quota
tions on the New York Stock Ex
change today:
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R DEh s L L i ey,
m ang For Power .. .. .. %%
Am Pow and Light .. .. ... 4%
. Bal Bt 0 0 .. U 0 le%
I BhelL ane R, .. .. .. 13%
R ann ¥ . o L 10%
R TOBRCCO .. .. L. 5 IR
MR RotßEss 8.. .. .. ... 9
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Atl Coast Line .. .. .. 27% |
B . . L g . 28
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£an Pacific .. .. X L
B X . s 391% |
Ches and Ohio . HE S 425‘5"
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B Dly .. .. .. .tioay 48R
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B Moators . .. o i 0%
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I Cantrel .. . e 20%i
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- HORIZONTAL
1 Who was the
writer in the
picture?
13 Unit.
14 To thread.
15 Eggs of fishes.
16 Freshwater
annelid. ;
17 Place of
ingress.
18 To boast.
20 Either.
21 Carbonated
drink. ‘
22 Within.
24 Therefore.
25 Faces of
timepieces.
27 Thoughts.
30 To come out .
i view.
32 Mive metal.
33 Smooth.
35 Decorative
meshes,
36 Writing fluid
37 Type of clam.”
38 To press. 2
39 To grow fat
in ease.
40 Affirmative,
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" Food Is Given Markets, |
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| By VICTOR EUBANK l
Associated Press Financial Writer
| NEW YORK.—(@—Although fi- |
nancial markets had little optimis
tic food upon which to feed, they
| appeared somewhat more hopefull
in today's quiet dealings. i
| Reports that federal troopg might ’
' be sent to Rhode Island to quel)'
the textile strike disturbances
there did not cause any especia.ll
stir, Stocks, while still dull, gen
erally, were moderately higher and{
U, 8. government securitieg ral- |
lied. Corporation bonds were stead- *
ier. Grains and cotton moved
narrowly, The dollar was a bit
higher in terms of leading foreign |
exchanges, ‘ ;
BREAKS THROUGH
NEW YORK.— (&) — Cotton
broke through recent poi&s of re
gistance today wunder further li
quidation and scattered e‘)ing
promoted by a less faverable view
of prospects for an early settle
ment of the textile strike and rela
tively easy Liverpool ecables.
New York Table
Open High Low Close P.C.
Oct. . 12.90 12.92 12.86 12.85 12.91
Dec. . 13.03 13.04 12.97 12.97 13.04
Jan. . 13.08 13.06 12.98 12.99 18.06 |
Mch. . 13.13 15.15 13.04 13.04 13.15
May . 12.21 13.21 18.10 18,10-713.21
July . 13.28 13.26 18.13 1816 13.25
NEW ORLEANS.— () — fThe
cotton market developed only
mboderate trading here today.
JPrices showed a slightly easier
trend due to lower cables, unfav
orable strike mnews' and some
hedge selling. £ i
New Orleans Table
Open High Low Close P.C.
Oct, . 12,95 12.956 12.89 12.89 12.95
Dec, . 13.06 13.06 12.99 12.99 13.06
Jan, . TRO ... d.ee 008 1813
Mch. . 13,13 13.15 13.03 13.03 13.15
May . 13.20 13.20 13.10 13.08 13.20
July . 18.23 13.24 11.15 13’.15 13.26
CHICAGO GRAIN g
High Low = Cjose
WHEAT—
Sept. .. 2. 4 &:1.068: 1.04% 1.06%
Dec. .. .. .. 1.06% 105% 1.06%
Y .. . . 1.05% 1.06%
CORN—
A . s G 7% A%
BIRE: iis e & S 8% .18%
O TRAAR e .80 .80%
OATS—
Bept. -. .. .. BEM 68K SeM
DBL. ... .. Lo N 53% 54%
May .. .. ... 5d% 83% 854%
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Warner PlOtUres .« ws ss +os 4%
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MASONIC NOTICE
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A regular eommuhication of
Mt. Vernon: Lodge No. 22, F. &:
A. M, will'be held this (Thurs-:
day) evening at 8:00 o'clock.:
Candidates for examination willy)
please present themselves
promptly. By order of,
JAKE JOEL, W. M,
W. C. THORNTON, Secty.
‘Jane Eyre’
Answer to Previous Puzzle
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3 Blackbird.
4 Scarlet.
5 Bright yellow
bird.
6 Looks after,
7 A tissue.
8 Night before.
9 To befall,
10 Eye.
11 Neither.
12 Afternoon
meals.
42 Ruhber trees.
43 Toward, ¥
+ 45 Second note.
* 46 Like.
- 47 Blade of grass,
50 Slackening
bars on looms,
53 Silkworm. .
54 Reverential
fear.
55 She was ——
" by birth.
" 56 Her first book
Yo Yane Byre” ¢
was an, instan- .
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MODERATE TRADING
16 She is chiefly
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& 5
21 Sinks. ..
23 Northeast."
25 Artificial fowl
‘used as a lure.
26 Goddess of
peace,
, 27 To annoy.
| 28 Having wings.
23 Clans.
31 Blemish.
32 Upon.
34 Born.
37 Helmet
shaped part.
39. Chest of
drawers.
41 Rest house In
the East.
44 To unclose.
46 God of war,
48 Unit of work.
49 To be sick.
. 1 Membranous
i 3 hag,
52 Female sheep.
PITTMAN IS WINNER
IN CLARKE COUNTY
WITH 385 MAJORITY
(Continued From Page One)
with 1101 votes against 1093 for
Cobb.
[ The mail vote also was a frtor
in yesterday’s primary, 105 Votes
having been casy under the absen
tes voteérs law, the largest on rec
ord for this county. Middlebrooks
received the largest number o 1
mail votes (70) in the legislative
race with Cobb second with 61.
Rucker received the largest numbe,
of maijl votes in the senatorial race.
(80), Almand coming next with 14
and Davis third with 11.°
Judge® Blanton Fortson, unop-'
rpoaed to succeed himself iln thel
Clarke, Qconee, Walton judicial
'circuit, réceived the full vote in?
Clarke county, 2377, while two. or
!three of the state house candidates;
who were also unopposeq receivea
a 4 few scratches.
| ‘ Early Results ‘
' Due to the fact that the three
Athens bhoxes counted ballots un-'
der a dystem inaugurated here al
few years ago the results in thel
governor's race were obtainec‘
about four hours earlier than wasi
possible under the old system of
counting the votes all 'the wa.y!
down the ticket. Under the xrewl
system one office at a time is
counted, the officials taking a ca,n-l
didate and counting his vote
throughout and then taking up
another candidate and then gding
through the same process. Pitt
xl?g,g'g -vote was counted firsy in
| 'THE NEWFANGLES
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TURNED TO GASPS /;;,; o A 277 Y JAIL--AND YOUR
OF ASTONISHMENT Pl OX% ;% NG \ MONKEY, . MRS. VAN
WHEN THE CONSTABLE | aadi ',;7 QL IO @i 0 ~, SWANKTON,
erovucen v (eSS 00l T YUI ) R T
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I HEARD THET { \oUD BETTER THE STREAMS
BLAST, AN' ] LET US TAKE CARE || AGETTIN' SMALLER AN' |
RECKONED Yo 7 op THIS, MR. BARROWS | | SMALLER... SOON SHE'LL
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THE BANNER-HERALD, ATHENS, GEORGIA
,the city boxes and received such
a commanding lead that Clarke's
'complete returns on that race was
available probably severar hours
"{'a.r]ier than any other large county
iin the state.
i Interest. in the governor's race
tin Clarke having been satisfied
fwith anflouncement of the results,
| the election officials then turned
; to the state senate race with three
local candidates contending. When
thox number one gave Rucker such
{ @ big lead it was plainly apparent
{ that he wad the nominee. |
i S S |
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| CARLISLE COBB TESTS
| A THEORY AND WINS
i (Continued From Page One)
!:m it stand at that, refusing as
Carlisle did, to engage in perscnal
solicitation. But in most ecases
they were prompeted by a gargan
tuan respect for their own abilities
and standing 1n the community.
Not so Carlisle. What.he offerad
to the voters was hig independeiit
spirit. “If' I get licked”., he toid
his friends, “I can take it, and i
won’t be a calamity. I don't HAVE
ty» go to the legislature. But if |
do go, I want to be free. I would
r’t be worth anything to the peo
ple who sent me if I wasn't free”.
And that was his issue.
Not to make it a one-sided af
fair, Carlisle repeatedly urged the
voters to be independent them
selves, to vote their convictions,
but he didn’t ask them to vote for
him. He hammered away, giving
1| voice t 0 hig belief that people
S'shou»ld be free to vote their own
s | convictions, wtihout fear. because,
« | he said, that is the basis of real
g | political and economic liberty. And
!that was issue.
' | Few men could have 80 success
' 'fully smashed the traditional he
' | lief that a candidate must “get cut
| and see the voters.” Carlisle didn’t
’:,u-r._\-, “I haven’t the time to ses the
! | woters.” He had plénty of time, but
| he used it writing speeches whera: |
tiin he dramatized his issue—inde
| pendence—not a truculent pugnac
lity, no, that's not Carlisle’s concep- ‘
:tion of independence, but that
| spirit of freedom of political ac
| tion which characterizes a Borah,
{a Carter Glass, or a George Nor
| ris, who time after time have been |
| elected to the United States sen- |
late, and who are so consistently
;‘innonsistent' that their home-folksl
would be shocked beyond recovery
| if they “went along,” while a&aun_chl
| party-men throughout the country
| regard the trio as renegades. But'l
{ they keep on going bhack to the
gsonnto. and they keep on being in-l
. dependent.
‘ And most of their home people
{and a great many others keep on
| being proud of them.
i Carlisle may have established a
|pn=cedent in Georgia.
i ANNOUNCEMENT
i I wish to take this opportunity
|to thank the many friends who
!\'otpd for me in yesterday’'s elec
j tion, and T bhear no malice to any
{ one who did not see to to vote for
{me. The fine vote of c(mfldencel
given me leaves me ever grateful
to my friends. |:
| (Signed) TED MIDDLEBROOKS,
The Constable Makes Good!
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BUY ME AWE , WHAT TH! HECK (RIELE Y 3 At Foire! T GEUT WiTe -
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