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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-01
Win-the- War Party
Wins in Australia;
Premier Hughes Sticks

Melbourne, Tuesday, Dec. Sore
turns on the Australian elections in,
dictate prime Minister w. M. Hugh
es has been returned 10 power with 3
strong majority.
The party led by nm. Hughes
which was a coalition formed with
the slogan win the war" ID known
as the nationalist party.
The state Of Queensland which had
been q labor stronghold gave O ma
iortty for the nationalist
Referendum taken on the question
OF naturalization OF m~onopolies
showed a majority against nationals
cation.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-01
NEWS HALFSSTER
ADVISED GIRL NOT TO-.
MARRY Him. RESULT
WAS MURDER, CLAIM
State Holds New Killed
Miss Lesser to Evade
Marrying Her
gsy Leased wire 70 New MsxleAn.l

A8y LEASED wire to New MeNie4N.l
nzOD Angeles Dec. 31.-AEfss NdnH
Clancy. half sister Of Harry 3. New
today took the stand at the 4riaf d
the latter for the murder Oh MihF
Freda Lesser, and testified that The
day before Miss Lesser was shot she
advised her not to marry New, 3eI
cause in the opinion Of the wiEnbsa
he was OF arrested mental develop.
menE
The testimony Of Miss Clancy WAS
in support OF the position taken by
defense that the shooting WAS caused,
II New did it,by the refusal OF Mics
Lesser to marry him. Two c~onfesH.
ions 70 the shooting, both signed BY
New, have been admitted In evidence.
Each confession held the statement
that Miss Lesser had refused to mar
ny and that he had shot her be-
cause Of that refusal. The state made
efforts, In the course Of 'fts case.
to establish that Miss Lesser was
ready to marry New, and that the
shooting was In fact due to his de-
sire to evade marriage.
When Miss Clancy first took the
stand she told OF her childhood with
New, who she said was eight years
her senior; then she gave evidence
Of his mental condition on which
she based the expressed opinion that
he had the mind Of q child OF ten
years.
Miss Clancy said that because Of.
this conviction, she saw Miss Lesser
on July Bird last and told her that
she did mot believe New was fitted
for marriage and urged Miss Lesser
to break or her engagement. In re-
Spouse to d question she said she
never saw Miss Lesser after that
conversation. It was tne expectation
Of the attorneys that Miss. Clancy
would be on the stand all day.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-01
Former Surgeon Cen
eral for Villa, 10 Years
in Prison. Passes Ava.

III pnso. Tex. Dec. 31.--Dr. Chaf
lee g. Harle, n fOrInor resldent Of
Paso and az one time snrEedn N6n-
tfni for Francisco villas army. difa
yesterday 81 Abilene, Texas. accord.
fnK to reports received here totSF.
Dr.. Einrie was 4 prisoner for ten
Years IN . Vera Cruz, Mexiro. pAat
Tertiary on political charges. & 49,
Dnid and twice was sentenced 10 b
shot ~ Mexican authorities. He Na8
n prison y chlhuahna cite eh9A
liberated b Wills nid made suF1H1n
for Viiia'B troops. necensiY ha weHs
from Ciifsun, Arisonn - AbflNne iaf
an opefafion.
Or. EIAris hnd serysa ten years b
Mexican prisons afiaf sonleneo d
death had been eommntsd a life IA,
prisonmeut " PurSiro Mas. fulloNi1E
his ctusiceion o. eoupitcily h vAric1s
alleged mnffsfA dnna ter ~cnliec1l1e
inHuranca ~ the tictima. TIA ease
q ~ ne most iauo14 ~ ne
history % Mexiean iurispfufeaee. Dr
ffarie waa released fEon prIsca b
ne revolaiiopists ln 1872 q vas a.ls
hefe iaaAT.
Hasis Va s1utictes a. Cfkassna
cilF ~ tatinF been ~ eI& % & z.
RieA4f1snn rad Wlaiieaa Aftt1eiL
alias N1niars NaR1e. le ihe maN1nf -
G1Fiepa maa ~ soeif iAanFtnea nitA.
4rta1A sho4e rev naMa It Waa mi4
Na9 teaiis Neslh9st 81 R,ehfs1M M
v wa4 a. a1eei - ~ Naa fcsl
Lite I~a44FNats eafHfaa9. tiagia Waa
l4sHsal1N N~af1l1fkA.
ne Al~e wsn weFa eonrIslA. anA
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-01
COOLIDGE DECLINES
TO HE VICE pwMMfnEMT

Boston, Dec. 31.--IAtters IN which
Governor Coolidge declines 70 be- 4
candidate for tho republican candl.
dacy for vice president at the March
primary elections in South Dakota
we're made public today,
Pierre, 8. D.. Dec. g1.--U. n. q.
Cherry, democrat OK Sioux Falls. 10.
day filed q declaration with the aecre.
tnry Of state TO be q candidate for II.
$. senator. He win oppose Governor
Peter Norbeck. republican, In the gon-
erai elections next November.
Make and keep the world safe for
democracy IN Mr.. Cherry.s campaign
slogan
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-01

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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-01
TREATY TO 60 INTO EFFECT
WHEN III GOES INTO EFFECT

Paris, Dec. B1.-AlthOugh the su-
premo council today fixed January
sixth a. the date for signing the pro
tOcol and exchanging Of ratifications
OF the German peace treaty, compli-
cations are developing which It 10
thought bY some persons In council
circles may again cause the post
poneInent Of the ceremony OF put
ting the treaty into effect.
II has developed that the German
technical delegates who are here to
arrange the multitude OF details
connected with the plebiscites to be
held IN territOrtties which must do
eide whether they desire 70 be de-
tached from Germany, do not appear
TO have full power TO act. The sign
ing OF the protocol on january 8,
therefore may depend upon whether
the Germans can ecure these pow
err Immediately la order TO complete
the arrangements which Il 70 thought
h council circles ought to precede
the exchange Of Fatiecationa.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-01
.DERGER'S OPPONENT TO
CONTEST HIS RIGHT TO
ASSUME SEAT: NOT
QUALIFIED. DECLARES

Milwaukee, WIS, Dec .81.--H. II.
Bodonatnb. fusion candidate for ION.
gresa IN tbs With diasrict. special
election. win contest The right Of Vic
tor Berger 10 taka bis seat Notice
Of Tho contest . served on Mr..
Berger n chlcnRo last night.
The basis o. the eontasg a that SIR.
berger IL disqualified IRON holding
the ciiice ane that Votes csss f1F him
Nere void.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-01

TEfe1 FF1EfFM ENsEfs ~ BrnN1
Sc s411 - E44f sr1e
tszsiF nsss ssst = as Ftla = -
ksst - - VeE1
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-01

1900. 10y Luasen WIFE u The New MeNIcanl
NEW YORK, pecs1~~Ncw Workers viii celebrate N fradItionat fs.hton
the hour tonight at which this ringing Of chimes and shriekino sirens viii
announce the arrival Of 1890 A To"e III
Jewellers and winebihbers Of whom there still cen ID be II appre
cape number announced that regardless Of prohibition, oonsscuerces III
soR. N"' Y"
Forty revenue agents. soms Of them IN evening clothes win mlrcl.
law. 4 special watch will be kept for possible distributors ~ WOOD aioohoL
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-01
RIOTS IN BULGARIA.

Vienna, Tuesday. Dec. 80 (By the
Associated Preas).--Despatches re-
ceived here from Sofia state that Bul-
garia has been declared under mar
tial law because or widespread riots
growing out Of the high cost Of nv
INK.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-01
POMERENE HOPEFUL
TREATY COMPROMISES
WILL Be WORKED OUT;
CONFERS WITH LODGE
ANOTHER MEETING
ON TAPS TONIGHT

(9y Leased Wire 10 New Maxican.l
Washington, Dec. 31.-Compromisa
proposals. for ratification Of the peace
treaty were discussed today at a con
ference between Senators Lodge, OF
Massachusetts, the republican leader,
and Pumerene Of Ohio, a democratic
member Of the foreign reiations com
mittee, who voted at the last session
for ratification with the reservations
framed BY the republican majority.
ii was understood that several de-
finite notifications III the majority
program we've considered. Senator
P0merene said he was hopeful that
a compromise could be worked out.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-01

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EESs :
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-01
Dividend Consists Of
Wines and Liquors

pInstrrNA ~. De- ti-uatHta.
uoa q ~ hEra 0ieeA ~ staea aat
li41sts - q fltIeeA1 10 ~ aeaf4.
hs&sfH vzs snn1Hnse4 sefaf ~ ~
F~IiltsFtKt Hcfti4 ceHpsnT npesafitF
ths uults8 fras 80 FeF rlii h1tf1
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-01

WOMEN TO DISCUSS ". {. 1.
Lincoln, Neb., Dec. 5l.-Govefnbr
McKeivie today called q conference
OF Nebraska women for next Janu.
airy 5 10 discuss means for lowering
the cost Of living.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-01

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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-01

MoUNT cLnMeHe. mlch-Mn
Nefh Ffessst 9FeNn. yceng eftSs -
\. Stanley nre~H. ahst ~ teslh a.
re nrfSH8taiis E4af Nff8 3 N4ek
see. rtfssnf - seslaIF a - issr4sl
eislmiA1 psAssauaisaas imnssllg.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-01
Workers. to Have Booze;
* 4 Il Il u 4 i
Chicago Hotel Keepers Wink

Gotham Revelers Defy Police Edict and Declare
They'll Have Last Alcoholic Fling in New Years
Celebration; Word Goes Round in Chicago That
Dry Ukase Is Not to Be Taken Seriously and
Pint F1asks Will Be Available
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-01

LINCOLN ME9~Ths Araenns.
ths mesf diffieeat snd mess lmpor
tnnt sector eso che4en By myself BE-
roai5 90 thfoonif escfafee esnsFal
leha 4 psrshinas uaIls epsaklHe -
~ ysteruas ~ SO verb p11
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-01
Last Nights News

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES thres
months service IN Washington a.
British ambassador 20 The United
8tate4 Wlecounf Grey iet for NeM
YORK from which port ne will sali
foF London. Failing eye sight was t5s
reascn advanced ~ Grey for ending
HE services n Amegica.
WAeNgM0ToN-Hearines rslatins
10 wages and prices IN the bitumlnr
QUE ceel Industry Will ~ started hsfs
on sannary "a b. ire esmnaission %.
thsse recently appoinise ~ prsst
Cant Wilson.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-12
TONE Of LOCAL
MARKET Stronger
Trading Showed Broadening
Tendency Regardless Of Re-
straints Of Money Conditions

Regardless Of the restraints imposed
upon speculative activities by the strin
gent money conditions. the dealings in
the local market continued to display
an encouraging broadening tendency.
While the trading was unproductivc Of
any material further elevation of prices
the tone of general list was one Of
pronounced strength.
One of the moro noticeable and sig.
nificant features attending the dealing
was the apparent greater degree of re-
sistancc met by the realizing sales and
the absorption powers Of the market as
n whole. The rapid advance of the two
preceding. sessions: especially in the
higher priced specialties. invited more
or less profit taking, This realizing
was readily digestcd. Electric Storage
Battery had ready market at 100. On
the other hand, General Asphalt lost
50, dropping back to par. There was
also reaction of II in American Stores
to 45h. The offering. however. of
these particular issues discIosos a much
wider demand. while in recent sessions
the market had been consDicuously thin
on both the selling and buying sides.
The continued firmncss of United Gas
Improvement at 40 reflected the gradual
restoration of confidence respecting tho
safety of the dividend. Phiadclphia
Electric had the same strong support
at 24A. Union Traction was Il better,
but Philadelphia Rapid Transit shaded
to %. despite the intimations Of nos .
siblc increase in the rate of fare.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-12
STOCKS SOAR IN
ACTIVE OPENING
Forward Movement Resumed
Despite Further Reaction in
Foreign Exchange Market

New York. March 12.--With the re =
sumption of business today there was n
display of pronounced strength. partly
due to the efforts to buy back stocks
sold yesterday when reports Of the
coming increase in the discount rate
were in circulation. A large number
Of stocks sold ex- dividend at the open
ing and rccoverics of those dividends
were quickly in order.
The forward movement was resumed
in face of another reaction in foreign
exchange. the British rate especially
torfeiting much of its recent recovery.
Within the first half hour of the aciivc
trading advances Of . to 10 points We're
recorded by prominent automobile
shares under the lead of General Mo-
tors. In other parts of the lists the
active stocks supplemented yesterday 5
gains by ! to 3 points.
Mexican Petroleum not only recovered
its dividend. but made a gain of y to
lSS. United States Steel moved up 5s
70 1904. and Baldwin Locomotive ad-
Nanced ~ to 122A.
There was another violent advance in
General Motors. which rose 81, points
10 33". Other motors were in brisk
demand. Pierce Arrow advancing rs
to So. and Studebaker advancing over
| point TO 0S3s.
Railroads also moved to higher levels.
Texas Pacic advancing 13t to 40ss and
New Haven 13s to 36L. Industrial
Alcohol made a gain of 4 points TO %.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-12
Philadelphia Markets

PRoVISIONS-Feef in sets smoked and
ar.dried. SOC; beef, knuckles and tenders.
smoked and air-dried. Sic; pork, family,
j3c: hams, $. T. cured loose - o 20c; do.
skinned, loose. "a @ 90c; do do, smoked 20
shoulders, s.. P. cured. loose; zoe. do.
breakfast bacon. c2c; lard. 23i4 c.
CHEESE-New York whole-milk fats.
held. fancy 29ia @ 2Oc; specials higher; held,
fair to good 2Sta q zoe current make. nom
nal; Wisconsin, whole. milk fats, held fancy.
29i2 q 3Oc: fair TO good. 2si3 q 20c; jobbing
sales of fancy held goods. 81 q 33c.
POULTRY, LIVE--Fowls. fine fat 3a1
42c; do. inferior. 80 q 3Sc; broiling chickens
fancy. sOft-meated weighing Ia az lbs
apiece. 500 SOC; spring chickens. average
soft-mcated, IOpi2c; Inferior, $50 30c i:
STACEY young ROSTERS 3OdI 32c; old ROSTERS
- a 26c: ducks. white Pekin. "a dI6C; do
Indian Runner, iOdt sc; do, MusCovy 30 OGD
sc turkeys. ioUi5c; pigeons. per pair.
FRESH FRUlTs-ArpIcs ner bbl,, as to
SGsnberrfcs. sr6 per bbl. sad7. Oranges Flor.
ida. per boz 81 50 q $ 40 TansernSs, Flor
ida, per a box, .s3q5:.25. -. Grapefruit,
Florida. per qt G5 SOC.
EGETABLES-White potatoes. nor cwt.
hamper, s1.I5@2 so; do, Jersey, per bskt,
81 6OM i.S5. Cabbagc. New York and Dan
hamper. s2@2.0o, Onions. pcr 1Go-lb. sacks
Yellow. No, l. 5000 G,25; do, No. ..
81 JOTT so
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-12
TICKER COMPANY SUED
Mistake on Supreme Court Decision
Blamed for Stock Losses

New York, March PA suit to re-
cover $221S, alleged to have been lost
because of an error by the Dow, Jones
& Co. news ticker service in reporting
the United States Supreme Court de-
cision in the Macombcr case, in which
the court held that stock dividends are
not taxable as income, has been filed
here against Joseph eastman, as treas
urcr of the company. by CASTOR Jaillet.
Martin G. Ansorge, attorney for Jaillet,
declared the case is test suit filed in
the interests of other clients, some of
whom were ruined
Jaillet charges that Dow. Jones &
Co. deliberately published and caused
to be transmitted" on it's news ticker
an erroneous report of the decision, and
that he was influenced thereby to dis
pose of stocks at loss. Jaillet said he
dealt in stocks through brokerage
house receiving the ticker service.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-12
DIVIDENDS DECLARED

,ertain-Teed Products Corporation, quar-
lorly a.. per cent on first preferred and ~
per cent on second preferred. payable April
10 stock of record March 10,
V ViVadou. Inc. quarterly 20 cents on
common, payable April TO stock of record
March Is.
American Gas and Electric Co. quar-
tNrly 2h per cent on common and Ia per
cent on preferred Common Is payable April
10 stock OF record March IS, and preferred
May I to stock OF record April II
Avery CO.. quarterly Of y per cont on
preferred. payable April to stock of record
March 81.
Torrington Co.. quarterly of per cent
and an extra l per cent on common. both
payable April TO stock OF record March 10.
East Coast Fisheries Co. quarterly Of I
preferred, payable April to stock of record
March 81.
Fast Coast Fishsres PpodgS,s Co" 29FT
April 1 10 stock of record March -.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-12
GRAIN MARKET

Chicago March 12.-Sentiment in the
corn market leaned to the bear side in
the early trading today and. after a
mixed start. prices were easier. Selling
was kept in check. however. by heavy
rains which will delay the movement.
Receipts we're 1903 cars.
May opened at S149 to s14Sa,.
against Sl49 at the end Yesterday. and
later sold at S1.4s5s. July was quoted
at $l.i2h to Si.i3i4 at the outset. COM
pared with $l.43 at the close yesterday,
and later sold at sL42E: September
opened at Sl.39la to S1.39h. against
Sl:39 at the end yesterday. and later
sold at S1.3S$t
Oats were heavy on selling by commits
sion houses. induced by recessions in
foreign exchange and a continued
absence of export demand. Receipts
were 45 cars.
May opened at s3as to S31sc. against
against S3l2C at the end yesterday.
July started at 75a to 75l2c, against
&c at the end yesterday.
Receipts of wheat today were 6 cars.
against - cars last year; at Minnea-
polls $50 cars, against 252 cars at
Duluth : cars, against cars. and at
Winnipeg 81 cars, against 40 cars.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-12
NAVAL OFFICER SURRENDERS
says He Appropriated 5000 U. S.
Funds In Portsmouth, Va.

st. Louis. March 12.-Alonzo A.
Munsll'' thirty seven years old, lieu :
tenant in the United States navy,
Portsmouth, Va, has surrendered AT
police headquarters here. He said he
had absconded with $500 Of government
money after his carelessness had re-
suited in q shortage OF $500 in his ac
counts, He left a wife and two chill
dren, he told police. The naval au
thoritics here were notified, VS.
III had talked il over with my wife
she would Aaye helped me 10 straighten
i out, he said. "Finally took $500
from the office funds. slipped over tc
Portsmouth and ditched my uniform for
mufti and legged it, Since deserted
the service l have gone through wors,
punishment than any court can Civ,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-12
Commodity Markets
COTTON MARKED

New York, March l2.-The cotton
opening today was irregular. being IS
points higher to 3 points lower nj the
start. followed by further losses under
quiet realizing. Demand was rather
easily supplied and prices dropped 10
to 20 points net lower on active months.
wall street and the South sold the
old crops. while Liverpool traded both
ways. Continued and general rains over
the eastern half of the belt, led to
scattered buying of new crop months.
M
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-12
LONDON STOCK MARKET
Gilt.Edsed Section sassed-lndus,
trial Shares Good In Spots

Iondon, March l2.-Trading in se-
curities on the stock exchange today was
generally devoid of interest. The gilt
edged section sagged because of the un-
certain outlook for borrowing. A steady
tone prevailed in the foreign depart
ment
Home rails were slow. but Grand
Trunks were frmer. Sentiment in the
oils was cheerful and the undertone was
stronger.
Industrial shares were good in spots.
Kaffirs improved on an advance in the
price for bar gold
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-12
GovERNM EMIT BONDS
Bank Of France Statement

Paris, March l2.-Thc weekly state.
ment of the Bank of France shows the
following changes: Gold on hand in
creased $4,000 francs; silver on hand
decreased 1,553946 francs notes in cir
culation increased 1903 .O67,74O francs
treasury deposits decreased S,4l7,S5s
francs general deposits decreased 57,.
O7l,25O francs. Bills discounted de.
creased 298,394,5S7 francs. Advances in,
creased 27,972,Ol1 francs, There were
no fresh advances to the state during the
NVppk
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-12
CALL JURORS BY AlRPLANE
Illinois Deputy Sheriff Plans to Over,
come Bad Roads

Bloomington, ILL.,, March 12.-(By A.
illegal service by airplane of ven
ircmcn for murder jury was to be
tried in this county today for probably
the first time.
With only three jurors in the box the
panel exhausted and the roads rendered
almost impossible by twenty -four
hour rain, Sheriff Spafford delivered
me list of special panel to Deputy
Sheriff Lyle, who owns an airplane.
Lyle said he would fly from his home at
Chcnoa to the other communities and
summon the venircmen.
., The case on trial Is that of Edgar A.
Strausc, of Peoria, charged with killing
Borne Mead.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-12
Refined Sugar Market Unchanged

New York March l2.-sThe local re.
fined sugar market remains unchanged
both as to conditions and prices. The
market for raw sugars continues quiet
but firm. Tho only sales reported yes
terday were a lot of 4,0C0 bags of Porto
Ricos for shipment this month at llt
q g. TO a New orleans refinery.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-12
Liverpool Cotton

Liverpool, March l2.-Therc was a
slightly improved request for spot cot
ton today with prices firm on the basis
of an advance of 55 points for middling
at 2S.65d The sales were 5000 bales
There were no receipts Futures were
quiet in the early dealings, Spot prices
were: American. middling fair. 33.65d /;
good middlnG, 30,G5d; fully middling.
29 65d middling, 2S65d; low middling,
25.35d. good ordinary, 22.l5d, and
ordinary, 81. lbd.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-12
Snerlal MeetInEK


H., ,Io.,aIIe ELEK;LEiEiEI Gig EsinEiEnIv THMIIANH
proposals for the account OF tho sI5Eins
iund wilt ho received until 3 y m. March Ih
tJ2O, m the office OF the Northern TrISi
Company. Trustee, for the sale To- il ot he
lowest price, not exceeding lO2l5 n. Of tbsir
face Nalu" and accrued interest Of az manv
of n" 5hoy".mcniIOnod bonds az $50 6On viiHI
7urChasr. Al tenders should be addressed 10 10
ihr under signed 'H "
NOVTHERN Trust COMPANY. Trustee
Philadelphia ''N'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-12

iIlUOrd \, watson mas become aSSO-
Ciated with the local office Of Stosey.
stuart & co.
u. A. T.andrcth, who is in charge Of
drilling conducted by the MCteX Petrol
cum Corporation is ynOw in New York
comforting with officials Of that company.
Mr.. Landreth reports drilling operations
progressing favOrably and that produC-
ing wells have been recently brought
in on several leases surrounding the
COmpany's Jesse r. Smith lease in
Stephens county. Texas.
The New York Stock Exchange an
nounCed the proposed transfer Of mem
berShp Of Robert S. Kilborne to Edward
r. II. TalmadEe, Jr.. for considera ton Of
1913 900, and that Of William \ Mertens
to Frank J. Connolly. Jr., for $93, 900.
These prices compare with $4,000 for
the last previous sale and high for the
year Of Sllj,000,
The average price of the twenty active
Industrial stocks advanced O34 per cent
yesterday to $3.50, while the twenty
railroads declined 0.o9 per cent to 7S.46.
Murray Gibson. Jr., has become as
soCiaIcd with Parsly Brothers & Co. in
their bond department.
The New York Subtrcasury gained
S5l9,0OO from the banks yesterday, re-
duCinG the cash net loss since Friday to
S323,0O0.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-12
More Gold to the Argentine

New York, March 12.-Another large
shipment of American gold to the Argen-
tine will go forward next week. The
metal will probably be shipped on Tues
day and the amount is said to be In
neighborhood of Sl0,OOO,OO0.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-12
LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS

ChIeaRo, March --HoGS--Estlmated re-
ceipts, %. 900 head; left over, S0h0 head
Cpeninx, ibo 10 25c higher than yesterday \
average. Fairly sales mostly on light and
medium weight. Quality good. $3.50 paid,
Average cost yesterday, Sli,S7.
CATTLE-Estlmated receipts S500 head
SHEEP-Estimated receipts. 5000 head.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-12

THE ANNUAL MEETING or THE STOCK-
holders Of the Fox Chase Bank viii lao MA
on Tuesday, April o. 1870, at " clock n M
at tho bank for IN" purpose of Cleciing di.
ruCtOTs 20 serve for the ensuing Noar and .Cnr
the transaction uf such general bugimcss " .
may be- presented to the meeting
IT, A. BARTLETT.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-12
Reserve Banks Discount Rates

The first column gives rates for all
periods up TO and including a fifteen
day maturity. the second for a period
Of sixteen TO ninety days. The third
and fourth columns give the rates for
discounts for collateral loans secured
by government bonds or notes
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-12

MoNEY.LENpINo RATES

PHILADELPHIA-C per cent
ime 6 per cent commercial paper
hree to six months, 6 per cent.