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Newspaper Page TextPAGE EIGHT Numerous Issues Back Up As Buyers Decide to Cash In on Cains | By VICTOR EUBANK Associated Press Financial Writer NEW YORK (F)—The stock market today tip-toed cautiougly through a maze 0l realizing and selective buying. There were few weak spots in the list, but a number of issues back up a trifle as some traders decided to cash in their gains. At the same time the ability of scattered stocks to edge into new high territory for the year helped to maintain the optimistic senti ment of recovery proponents. Gains were fairly steady, but cotton dipped. There was & littlel petter demand for utility and in-l dustrial bonds. Although the guilder rallied, other foreign ex-] changes were somewhat mixed,, Fractionally higher prices were recorded by shares of Sharon Steel Hoop, American Tobacco “B,” Sears-Roebuck, Montgomery Ward, National: Cash Register, Republic Steel, American Tele thone, Consolidated Gas,* Good vear, U. S. Rubber and N. T Central. Among leaders about unchanged to as much as a point lower were General Motors, Chrysler, General Electric, U. 8. Steel, National Steel, Case, Bethiehem, Anaconda, Kennecott, Alaska Juneau, Amer jcan Smelting, Santa Fe, Schenley, National Distillers and Southern Pacific. Corn Products dropped 2 points, The fact that, as in the past several weeks, dullness accom panied the minor reactionary flurries, was interpreted as an in @ication that the market is still in strong hands and that invest ment demand, rather than specu lative influences, acts as an un usually substantial prop for the list. WIDE FLUCTUATIONS 1 * NEW YORK.— (#) —The final evening up of the July -positlon‘ in cotton was accompanied by wide fluctuations. July sold off from 11.93 to 11.50 before trading ‘ended at mid-day. Business oths erwise was comparatively quiet and price movements were narrow .within a few points either way otl yvesterday's closing quotations. The mid-afternoon market was dull at nét declines of about 3 to 4 points on most positions. ‘ New York Table : Open High Low Close P.C. "‘Oct. . 11.48 11.52 11.42 11.47 1149 o . 11.37 11.42 11.36 11.87 1141 Jan. . 11.39 11.43 11.39 11.39 1142 Mch. . 11.36 11.40 11.36 11.36 11.50 'May 5 22.30 11.4) 11.856 11,87 1100 COTTON UNCHANGED NEW ORLEANS.—(#)-—Cotton held narrowly around previous closing levels in late trading on the market here Thursday. o New Orleans Table ol Open High Low Close P.C. Suly # 11.62 11,62 11.23 11.23 11.86 b‘ét. . 11,41 11.46 11.36 1142 11.44 Dec 2 11.38 11.40 11.31 11.84 1186 .]g‘n. > 31.88 11.84 11.33 11.34 11,86 m 2 11.35 11.39 11.34 11.34 11.36 ‘May . 11.36 11.36 11.33 11.34 11.36 ' o CHICAGO GRAIN v High Low Close . WHEAT— fuIy .. .. .. .87% 85 .86 BRapt, .. .. .. .87% .86% 884 iDae. .. .+ .. .89% .86% .87% Ay .. .. .. .92% .8%% .90% . _CORN— uIy .. .. .. .84% .83% .83% fßept, .. .. .. -76% .76% .76% fhee. .. .. .. .64 62% .62% iMay .. .. .. .68% 65% 60X . .OATS— Y. .. .. .38 34% 36% . R 31% Sl% &c. B .2 LY AR s Ry iy .. .. .35% 6% - .35% - Complications In - Manless Marriage - Growing Bizarre * COLUMBUS, Kas— (#) —Com . plications of Columbus’' manless | marriage grew more bizarre today . 4 ‘the girl who wore the male at | tire in the wedding ceremony fac ~ed an edict to abandon her trous . ers or go to jail | ':.,She. Alice Delores (George) Hay . #B, 20, spent the night in the Gal . ena, Kas., home of her “bride,” 14-‘ " year old Margaret Le Vernia Fow ‘ler and pondered the problems of ; e masquerade. | * The order to resume girl’'s cloth " ing—abandoned 17 years ago when‘ . she was a sickly child — came . from Police Chief Al Manes oti | Picher, Okla., where Miss Hayes is “employed as a shoe store clerk at| 836 a week. ‘ . County authorities there said ¢ Manes probably could not make the ~ order “stick” for lack of lawsgov " erning the wearing of men's ap * parel by women. . County Attorney C. E. Shouse © counseled an annulment for ‘“their { own protection,” and said the ¢ Fowler girl “wouldn’t want the mar . riage in the record,” although he . pointed out a woman may not wed . another woman legally in Kansas ¢ and the two in fact were not mar o xied. ‘ The ceremony was performed . July 15 by Probate Judge Walter t Largent, “George” had been dating pEirls in this vicinity for many mths, and had paid ardent court y ;)ﬂas Fowler, a high school Bshman for several weeks. 1 . NEW YORK STOCKS t’w | NEW YORK.— (#) —The fol | lowing is the close of stocks quo { tations on the New York Stock ‘Exchange today: | k. ‘ | Allled BIOTEB i .o o 0 25 nv 0 ' D 'Auied RO DU s Ly er iAm O . s s eI [Am and For Power .. .. ... 4% A SRR L e s e ADE ' Am Smelt and Refg .. .. .. 42% AR A T s ey e 108 R PORABOO- L e e D i Wohaooa - B ~ . oiias o 9T% PNROOaR .. v i i 108 L ot Lt ... .0 die 22N UDR L, e aa e s L MO COrD ~ i e e 2% oD BRI 108 0 i e e B BALARNA . Oltlo: . ... i wa v 11T BROLE AVIa ... icvnioivars JOR SN B e e AN RvieEe Mty .. .. . oy si i BOA R, Vi N PRI L il i e A Dl s s B SR Aol ORI ... svve s2is 8D RN O L i e e D ROBRLIONE oy o) o 0 i e seatiD 080 ivy i i h SOOI BOLY - icvh ahsi sk sreni BN RO R BON i e weens il SIONE B 8 0 vith i v ks A 0 RN AN o 5 i as b ek R B Ol o Dl . . . ae i RO ORI - MOtOrE iy sy siise N Ourtie WHERE (. oo s 'ouiab 2N e D BMPORE o o iviinn Suit e war 300 N et Oan BRBOtRIe .00 siivi e v B 8 D - MOtOTE .. v éi G 5 ds s NN G i sk i i eil SIOIO Dußt<. . Vv 6 18% Goodyear Tand R ~ .. .. .. 20 T FIOAROR v i iR PO MROrs oas e 1T it Jia B BRII cioiiins e i ls RS MY G 0 e a e D B NIC Ol . 5o oo vl 219 RIS MO L i DY i) Johns-Manville .. .. .. .. .. 60% R Lo BEEENOEON iy i s s e IO sl A L) B CHREE L. i e D Liggett and Myers B .. ....116 | T S R S (] T S o G SO BRI B . Lo heea e ‘.’:!%J M Montgomery Ward .. .. ... 31% N SRR AEOTOPE /. i o o o 0 18 IR TIORIE o, svh e B 0 TS I . Lk i owa ey 20% NY Central .... 2., .... ... 17% BE D A T L . e o 0% SERE L s e AR S BBIAC .o vihs i o 0 19 s DRIERL L4O 3245 iner sisvan A% P PUBE. i s winites 4% PONEY J Coooeee vovona smos 1986 R B .oo davi auet 25 0B BRI Tt s o cos vision sues 20% iPuh YO NUiivs Gave nard sony 368 FRlMlMlysviss sovs sops sesi 1B seflein Rld!oo.'ul'c)’-nno Bestan sevesn 6% Rep 8tee1...., Shlinas sves o ees 1058 RAY. 0D Biaws Boss sovreses b 6 il e SR R i e Ya B B v iaeeen e POREN RO o s seniasan BOX BEODEE WIS Los nean coaiviss 10% B I e shss asvveraais 188 I L A cive aeienees D% Stamdard Brands.... .... .... 15% BN B DRI cae cornis 00, 22N IR ROF N coh ovvoovsannss 48 IRROIEEOP h s o ovs scesaviane 3% . B BRI s s e 1834 SRR L cah o 5 siiees aens 0% sl A RENII L s) ok hsan o ke e BERE ot R G S [ | PRI Lo e e e ITR AN .50y ess anasns 20 U 8 PR, e sso o 4095 B RGOI D, . ... s DR | “wl EVRENON. 011.. . o' iiviie 2 0% Western Uni0n...... .... ..., 30% West Band M. ... cuviis,s SOB OOIWORth . . s e 61% Residents of Ball’s Ferry Area Ask Vinson To “Stick By Guns” WRIGHTSVILLE, Ga. — (#) — The folks of this community, who for years have been trying to get a road paved, have sent Congress man Carl Vinson a message to “stick by your guns” in the fight for construction of a bridge at Ball's Ferry, near here, Charlie Rountree, editor of the Wrights ville Headlight, said today. Building of Ball’'s Ferry bridge is the bone of contention between the state highway department and the federal government which has resulted in holding up payment of $19,000,000 in highway funds to Georgia. Federal authorities want the bridge built; the state highway board, backed by Governor Eugene Talmadge, says there are other more important roads to be built. Talmadge says also Congressman Vinson is “trying to dictate the Georgia highway map,” and thati to build Bal's Ferry bridge now| would be a surrender of state’s rights, Editor Rountree said today ‘“‘we folks have just sent telegrams to Carl Vinson telling him to ‘stick by your guns’ iln the fight for Ball’s Ferry bridge. “I have been fighting for that bridge, day in and day out, for about 18 years. The folks down here want that bridge. “We don't want to be made to g 0 somewhere we don’t want to g 0 before we can go where we want to go 0,” said Rountree, explaining that under the present highway ‘system, Wrightsville had no direct route ‘to other poinfs in the state iber goad JONOR. - . s i mars’ Experiments Show Cod Liver ‘! 01l May Cause Injuries to Muscles, Hearts By HOWARD W. BLAKESLEE Associated Press Science Editor ITHACA, N. Y. — () — Seven yvears’ experiments with herbivor ous animals, showing that a diet containing large amountg of cod liver ooil may cause muscle anad heart injuries and even death, were made public Wednesday at Cornell university. No similar experiments wersg made with human beings. But the = A 2 g ) - R S " n | T S L e G e e L R . . P sl A | e : G e R e G R : b % 3 i R < L R e g 2 5 &4 | W G BSR RAS SR D 4 ] MY!WHAT A WET, oy R e s , RO 2ad 1 b . o z < e _,:-'z;'.v:-:ﬂ'.-:-x':';.:weté'.-.'.-.-.f? s /.,.4.;,;4};&,’ BS4%e, & N 2 £ . ] DREARY DAY!GLADE % Ay ' irsY 2 s PPLI ED G R B LETE COME ON s MARY ! ”’3"{o/ SR l M WEIL Su Bx S s SR SR R R %y W.» S S TR s, o?ﬂ g e J /.;;:;{-:/,; STOPPED RAINING, BRING ;;:,;{5:354;:;.;:;:;:;:;;;:;,;:;;.A N L S P es‘ S ety A s e et “ R 3 L e L A QO Qi e 0 | WITH LUCKIES. 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Pl ol el PLACE WHERE NO - o : R L o BoDYS SVgie: FEHED ’ / - [RELRYNETO L A osl ‘ e L\OSANTA MARIA ST s\ LA e = ‘ | ) | © WASH AND EAsY L e TR SRI Sy : *3L / | FlsH AND FisH. _ o -\ . ‘ G J L e([ =L 2\ g \\ AW | =) =T Te % L \‘v e T ; = ® L L e s*“ o B R DX e . e P Wy T T - B e T b 4 W Aot T W e ee 8y Nl ammayNEAsßßicE NG T REG V. 5, AT, OFF Lo G SRR THE BANNER-HERALD, ATHENS, TEORTIA Cornell report suggested that medical men examine the human angle, to gsee whether overdosage of the oil may he sericus for chil dren. The writers of the reports recognize that their results have no such bearing on use of cod liver oil in human nutrition, ’ The trouble is traced to a stili unidentified fraction of the oil in !human nutrition. The trouble is traced to a still B g T unidentified fraction of the oil. | Thig fraction seems to be largely | weparate from the portion contaiu-! ing the vitamins, and to be somes | thing which may be got rid of by | ichemical treatment, and apparents | |ly ix largely taken out of cod liver ) | 6il concentrates, | | The experiments were described | :in the Cornell Bulletin by Dr. L. | 'l.. Madsen and Professors C. Mi | McCay and L. A. Maynard of the| 'anirnal nutrition laboratory. | } Attention was directed to the ' auimalg because cod liver oil lis fed to various farm flocks and Iherds. “A diet containing cod liver 0il” ;the repert said, “has been found to preduce muscle and heart ine Fjuz'ies in various herbivorous ani lmals. The injuires have been /more severe with a synthetic diet of purified foods, but toxic sym toms llave also been obtained with (natural fcofs. ! “Rabbits, sheep, guinea pigs land goats have been found sus icemible to these injuries. | The writers point out that the |levels of cod liver oil which have |been found injurious are not in lexces-; of the amounts sometimes | recommended so: various farm lauimals and ‘or children. abe’s Idea! Fisherman’s Luck! | 80TH BIRTHDAY l NEW YORK .() — William | Gillette came to New York for his .'Soth birthday Wednesday, as tall | and straight as he ever was in the I'lrole of Sherlock Holmes. ,i He was in town on business lwhich he said had nothing to do , | either with the theater or with his .| birthday. | For the last four years the fam , | ous actor has been retired on an ;iestate at Hadlyme, Conn., where )| he toys with a miniature 3-mile s | railroad, complete with tunnels. 1' Two generations saw him in the lfdramatization of A, Conan Doyle’s e, T THURSDAY, JULY 25, 1855 .. I“Sherlock Holmes,” ang lzlamv: er plays. e i GOULD DIVORCE | PARIS — ® — Mme Doss !Gould de Graffenried, 44 : | Frank Jay Gould, and i, :llllsl)ﬁnd, Roland de Graffe ""‘: } were divorced Wednesday 1 ‘ The mother is given th, , 15tod }of their two children and ty, ﬂy {is allowed to see them iy ! monthly. The De Graffe “; i‘were married May 4, 1925 11 R e sy MARTIN By CRANE