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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-07

alleging herself to be his common law
wife, had been awarded $4,000 all
mony, but never had received cent.
That she had purchased revolver
for her projections, cahne - New
York to effect reconciliation had
loated him and had laid in wait for
him near his home.
Describing last nights shooting
she said:
when saw him crossing the
street approached him and SAID
How do you do, Mr.. Ellis kinkead
YOU dirty rat. you're surprised to see
me aren't your"
what followed" she was asked.
"I don't remember" she replied
AN awful chill overcame me ]
don't know what I did. Next | was
in the station house. They told me
shot him in the knee. Later they
told me had killed him.
"'I don't regret II. I'm the nap
pfcst woman. In the world. Ellis
Kinkead is now in the place where
the dawn comes up like thunder.
Mrs. EinlSead IN a statement salo
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-07
TRANSFER HUNT FOR BANK
PRESIDENT TO PORTO RICO

oral warrant for Spu-E'n. chsrsirE
violation OF the prohibition statutes
was issued based on the discovery Of
liquor valued at more than 10000 in
SpurSin's private vault in tho bank
kilograms we're dispatched to fcd-
oral authorities at III Paso. asking that
steps being taken imme diat.ly for ;he
apprehension OF the missing banker.
lie has been reported near Chihuphun
City, Mexico.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-07

Chicago. III. AuE. e.-The search for
Warren G spurEin. missing president
ct tho defunct Michigan Avenue Trust
company. who ia being sought In CON
nectiou with n 81 900 ocn shortng' IN
the banks accounts was directed from
Mexico to Porto Rico today following
receipt Of a message from tho police
Of san Juan, Porto Rico. asking for n
description OF him. Meanwhile Il fed
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-07
ROBBER STOLE $50
TREES FROM ORCHARD

Hamilton. ohio. Aug. 6.-The police
today sought thief who stole an
orchard Of one hundred and nifty trees.
Tho oniy clues police have are criss-
crose Of foot prints In the place where
tho sapiingH were
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-07
TASTED So DAYS;
WOMAN is DEAD

urban,. nj Aug. &. -- Mrs. i. NJ
Chass Of this city. who has been fast
ing - DAYS, as . result OF stomach
trouble, died TODAY. She had known
that death was certain and patiently
had awaited tho end
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-07
PRETTY NURSE Stays MAN
WHO SHE SAYS REFUSED TO
CARRY OUT ENGAGEMENT
Declares Lawyer Tilted Her and Married Another
Not Sorry for Crne-Wfe's Faith
Unchanged

6The Of thwarted love told today by
she been held without
shooting of Ellis
corporation his home Brook
In OF Stones voubly the breyy
take her husbands boN
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-07

Northhead Washington, Aug g..
The steamer Anyox wirelessed shortly
after il O'Clock that she had picked Up
one boat load Of passengers from tbs
Alaska.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-07
'131 PASSENGERS ABOARD
BOAT WHICH SANK in
Is MINUTES AFTER CRASl
80 Members of Crew. Boat
Load of Refugees Picked Up
By Rescuing Boats

Seattle Wash Aug 6The steamship Alaska sank fifteen minutes
harbor department here at 11:55 O'Clock Saturday
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-07
Weather

Partly cloudy Sunday, un-
settled central and south por-
lions; cooler central portion;
Monday, fair and warmer.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-07

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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-07

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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-12-01
me Bic uot am erSbten.
1T 6ettes Rilfe ann
,nGe9iteft!

Wabren0 ibrer Mmeritareile tpanD=
te iid Sic @eneraloberin Ser S91pe=
tern bon ser @0ttliden 8oriebnng,
sic ebrm. Mutter sc. Soiepba, nit
ser 8itte an Sic 3entrol<Stele oes
.g.@., SEM po1, bon &etteler gegrlln=
oeten ct. Marien @aiienba1ls 81
5onobadrgtenltabt, I'M Sroenlpalo,
llnterltiibung angeoeiben 81 lalle11.
@pr etliden @oben %bertpeilte lie nun
in biei er Mnltalt, bon no aus lie an1
10. Oftober folgenbeS Sdreiben
1anote:
vOie 14O ainoer (piebiel 8oblto=
ten iino ibnen ihon 5nteil g%erporoen)
,peroen nun aus Sen Spenoen ter
lorat, 10 baB 1ie anitdnoig nno fiir
BEN %fommenoen Binter aud marin
gefIei6et fem peroen. Sic e%lenoe1ten
befommen brein1al in Ser ISOLDE bon
Sbrer Senouug &aferi9leima1ppe,
uno Tie geoeiben iidtli@ Bel oteier gu
eabe."
Des 1peiteren bertftet sic Brief,
id,reiberin: ySdtpe1ter gonrahine, Die
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menigltens Dor Ser &aro Die anleri-
fanilden Giibe in 4eutl6lano GENT
genb gefiittert mer0en f0nnen> 10 oaB
Der W%tildmangel nidt nod GROCER
miro.
yMilb ltatt Brennluppe,~ mer on-
BEL mitbelfen mill, baB Sic &leinlten
oriiben, pornebmli6 oieienigen in Ben
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Milbinppe
itatt 8renni1lppe unb mieoer Milh-
brei efommen, oas fir 4inber 10
nabrbafte Geridt, mer mitbelfen 1pil,
BOB penig1tens uniere amerifanilbe
&iibe III Ben Mnltalten briiben ben
Binter uber gut gefuttert peroen
fonnen, INN If ibrer Mildereigiebig@
feit nidt nah5ulaien, ienoe feline 90
ben oafiir an SIZE Nmerican Dairp
Company, 1913 Belt Maoiion
Str, Chicago, 81.
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nnlerer p%ertpa1nbeten Solbaten-mil
butten 2a5arette--leitber miiIien nil
alf bie Mild) per5ibten 5uguniter
un1erer &ranfen.
@ir elIen alio tdglib uniere9renn:
5lrppe gum Sritbltiid ltatt oes &affees
3aral1s m0gen Sic abnebmen, meld
bodpuufommene @abe Shre ailbe
iinb uno mie mir Tie geblibreno 81
ihateu milien. Size &iibe, Die mir err
balten boben, ,piiroe man falm sple-
bererfennen; pom Gransport big gum
@erippe abgeulasert, iino lie bel.te
p%oblaenGbrt ,no 5esbalb auh lebr
nutbar. Mir baben l111,, BRET &alber
befpmmen."
Mildfaffee nit piel Milh u'1o ne
MIA auifee fir 0ie 8inoer mar ore
Soffnung ser Mnltaltsleiter gene.
fen: unb ais audi Ser &auf Don 51peI
@Siihen in Deutldlanb ielbit lid als
unm0ali6feit er1pies, CAB es fllr o1e
@inber uno sic @elnnben lpie bisber
9renn1uppe obne Weild; oenn er1t
alt es, >pie mdbreno De s&rieges fnr
Sic 0eruunoeten, 10 iett fir Die 8ran
fen Al, lorgen. 8ie i@per mag Den
@leinen Scr @er5idt ge1peien letn, m1e
bel >peniger gut bie 8rennluppe &C.
idmedt baben, mie iebniiidtig mo-
oen 1ie nod mebr &iiben" ansge-
ihout baben. ltno ibre Geoonten
ldmeiften, lpabrenb tie ibre Sl1ppe
I6ffelten, III meite, unbefonnte Ser
mem. mo lire amerifaniiden Vri1oer=
den un6 Gdpelterlein Mil6 IN Jul
Ie baben, NO ser Gid, 10 rei6 geoedt
lit nnb sic &leinen feline Sorgen fen
men. Mud) fir sic oeutiden atnoer
ion uno muB geiorgt meroen, fremoe
Silfe m11B einipringen, sic Ionlt rat
lo1en MnItaltsleiter nit bent ber1or=
aeu, mas Tie fir lire fleinen Yfle9e=
timber abiolut nottg boben.
Die 2anosleute in Mmerifa aleln
iinb in ser Sage, 81 belfen, oan1it IS
enbIid, beiBen fam, Milhk friide
Weild itatt 8renniuppe. I'm bafur
mit5ulorgen, erbittct Die Mmerican
0oirp Cattle Company pom Den
ser &leinlten @aben, hamit
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-12-01

Ml1tter oes &auies, iagt NH, eS lei
gan5 merfmiiroig: INNER, melln Die
Scot an barteiten, ga lei plosli6 nno
%nnerlpartet Die Silfe bur6 Sbr 9ilfs=
perf gefommen. 9ier, mo ib ben Se-
gen SSbrer @%obltdtigfeit mitgenieBe,
mid an benz Wliife Ser Silfe erfrene,
Die O%anfbaren, Itrablenoen &inoeran-
gen ieben bart fiible i6 mid tpieoer
opppelt perpflibtet, Sbnen nno allen
uniern Mobltatern iiber ben meiten
.O3ean unier ber3lidites gergelf's
@ott! 5nlagen, un6 Sic ole 1nleres
uno ser armen, begliidten ainoer @e-
bets 81 Der5i6ern."
9eebit bieiem 8riefe perrat elm
Shreiben ser Mrn1en Gran5isfanerln=
men in ser &rippenanitalt 5u W'ir-
den, bonn II. Sftober, mie btel Sc
gen Sic 3. @.-@aben oriiben inter
Sen iebigen l1mitdn0en fifteen. SCRIPT
es bod in oieiem 5breiben: uaDn
men Sbnen 51 unierer 5renoe mittel=
len, oob uns iett fir ben fommen-
Sen @inter aus Ser groBten SCOT ges
bolfen lit. 8ir e%rfennen aud, oaB es
tpirflib anf @abrbeit berlrbt, lnoe1n
es beiBt: $50 sic Scot ant groBte1, TT
'@ottes &ilfe am uaditen." nno I'M
1elben Slime 11reibt 5d1pelter epa=
grio, Oberin elmer Mnitalt ser &nrl=
tas 3u 2Qnoenba6, bel Weinbeim> IN
8aoen: nSbre @obltat traf CUR red-
ten Set Elm. SSebt f0nnen mir fnr ben
@inter einlegen. Meine Sdpeltern
fins gang gliidlid, nno nnio lteber
erfiinen mir iebt uniere Nfliht. Wlr
lino sic 9dnoe> oie Sbre @aben per
teilen. Soft iegne anes bnnoertiad."
Gie Gentro1=9 tele i6idt ii6 chen
an, 8eibnodts1pen0en an Die fatDo=
lifden MnItalten in Dentl9lano nno
Oeiterrei4 81 ienoen. Seoe, ana Die
fleinlte @obe miro oaber beionoers
fem. Wfan aorelltere::
6es Central Bereins 1885
Beitminlter, ct 2ouis, SEQ.
~
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-12-01
8atles.
Sie f0nncn tuir ubue frem.oe 9tlfe
meiterfpmmen?

sou ;srelroe id)rieb Mitte lestet
Monats Sic Sberin elmer &inoerbe=
lpabranitolt in Sberfronten an Die
Imericon 9airp Cattle Company:
rWtit Sem innislten Oarlf beltatlge i'd
Sbnen Sen gingang Sbrer Senoltng
BON Sutter,nebl, cine %9iebesgabe, Die
mir nit unbeibreiblider 6reuoe emf
pfinsen. @ir oaufen Ilen, Sic gu
bem 2%iebes,perf in iraeno elmer Wel'
lie mitgebolfen toben, Sic. mie Sbre
sa1se 2iebest1tiefeit fir oas orlne
uub nu~tleioenoe 9el,tidlono, uno sn>
nal uniere oiirftigen, ratios oalteben=
ben MnltaIten, cine Wertpolle nno
spobIt1tise Spenoe lit. @ie niel quite
WiId, foben ur,s uniere Imerifaner-
8iite idon gegehen, lpie lebr oa5u bel
eetragen, bab es I'M eren &i1oern ln1b
3ranfen better sebt. @ir fonnen NM
fern iebr beoiirftigen &tnoern uno
8ronfen sod obpehieluo nit gutter
MiId, n%od)belfen, unb fonnen be5eu=
gen, Sob banf ser 9ilfe ans Mmerlfa
Ser @eiunObeitSsllltonO unO oos Nus
ieben I'M erer Eotienten iid) me1entlid)
gebellert l}nt. 9rei5ebn bis tla1f5ebn
Otter Mild befpnmlcn mir togll6 bon
1lnlerer &1lberfub. '@ie germ, batten
mir nod mchr Nmerifa=&iibe."
@ie bod belpertet, ,pie oanfbor ge=
ih1tt, aber oud, luie O%ringeno err
miinift lrno benotigt orilben nnlere
amerifonild)en &iibe ilno, oarltber re-
BET Sic s3uIdrift aus elmer anoeren
M%nitalt, einen1 &loiter in Siiooeutld=
LAMB, uuter sem Dat1un bonn Is. Sf=
tober: u2ette 8ode MOLTEN mir 5tpei
3iibe faufen, fir Elm Stiid perlangte
man 10000 Marf, fir beioe $4,000
Narf. @ir mubteu notiirlib bonn
&aufe ab1teben. Die Mil9 lit gegen=
mdrtig 10 rar uno te,,er mie ME 5u=
DOR; ein 2iter foltet 5rpei Wearf nno
barber. MGbren6 BEG &rieges per-
sid)teten mir germ oarouf 5ug1riten
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-Haffeno. Birtin: Maur.
i'm &inter5immer iisen Der Doftor
uu6 Ser Mpotbeter, lie wolen Sfat
lpielen unb es feblt linen oer brittle
Monn."
Birt: &m - Doftor - Npotbe-
ter, ga perbe i@ raid Ben 1oter>
grdber bolen laien.
- Ser fur Die bieiige 8ubne
engagierte ,@dnger 8aumini fonnte
beute ni9t eintreffen. Sin ser from
50ii1den @ren5e murbe ibm Ser Gin<
tritt permeigert, neil er angebli9
feinen Sab bate.
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Spanc.

- geblt oabeim oas @elo our
Sur2e, fauf Dem 8tnoe te1ne Pnp'
pc!
Die iungen 5danlpieler iude11
Al, aefalle1L Ste alien gut 5u
ipielen.
5on Drallen1nuno bid baB er<
luifeu, ,nnb er. fid anf Del, oeit1elI
DrHideu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-12-01

San Bein liegt Wabrbeit. 2ein
Wun6er, SAB bie Belt 10 Derlogen 1T,
Ieitbem mir Brobibition baben.
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Inter 5rennbinneu.

rGinen rei5er6en SUIT baben g
ga, Grau Megiitrator. Meine 2ieb-
lings.Gaiion! &abe f4on Dor o9t
Sobren fol9e getragen!"
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49, Das &eirnten lit Elm Suit
ipiel 8enn iie ii6 boben, lit es
5uen6e.
- Mn Sen 5battenieiten Der
8o~rgeIebten pflifen sic unterge'
bene1 sic iiiBelten Srauben.
u l1n5ufriebene Maturen fiblen
ii6 nod ieoem erfiiaten @uni9 nur
UNI cine Soffnung diirmer.
@er Sen Trieoen iudt, bat Sic
Eauidungen bes 2ebens ibermun0e1t.
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Simmer berielbe.

Yrofeior: n@eben Sic oodJ
nal nit DEM Singer gu Or. Sdlpal-
be, uub laiien Ste Ben 8erbano er-
t1euern; ib f0nnte beut' tpegen 6rtn-
GENDER Mrbeiten ni6t ielbit eri6ei-
men,"
The Washington times., 1921-11-29
WAL Street GOSSIP

NEW YORK, Nov. 2s.-The latest
report from Washington Is that the
armament conference may not take
mp economic and financial questions
at all-that is. officially.
Brokers with Washington conneo-
lions, who have been receiving in
teresting advices on proceedings. are
now discussing this possibility.
Their information leads to the BE-.
lief that another conference may be
called to follow the present one.
which will take up the numerous
worldwide economic Ills.
1t il felt that should the Delegates
turn their attention to the financial
The Washington times., 1921-11-29
WI. ct. Co. Admitted
ToClearing House Body

Tho Washington Loan and Trust
Company 10 now q full-fledged men,
Der of the washington Clearing House.
following q special meeting OF the lat
ter organizations officials yesterday
afternoon. when favorable application
WA made on the company's applica-
ton.
The trust company, Of which John
dent. will. however. continue TO clear
through the Columbia National Bank
or other national bank until such time
- It may be admitted to membership
In the Federal reserve system.
In the agreement OF admission the
trust company enters into an under.
standing with the Columbia National
Bank. through which II now clears,
20 assume all the responsibility that
The Washington times., 1921-11-29

devolves upon members Of the Wash
ington Clearing House.
1t 10 clearly understood In this cou-
nection BY the Clearing House leaders
that these responsibilities rest upon
both institutions individually and col
lectively.
One point which the leaders of the
Clearing House pointed out today IL
that the action Of yesterday in no way
establishes precedent to which they
may be bound in the future and that
the application of the trust company
was considered individually and on its
merits.
During the meeting two other bank.
Ing institutions were admitted to as
sociate membership In the Clearing
House. they being the Washington
Mschanics' Saving Bank and w. d.
Hiboo q CO.
The Washington times., 1921-11-29
New York Cotton Market

NEW YORK. Nov. as.-The cotton
market was quiet at the opening TO-
day with first prices , points net
lower on May and unchanged to
10 points higher on other months.
There was a little support from local
traders, New Orleans and Wall Street
interests and selling by southern
wire housea After the start the list
ruled a trifle easier, with offerings ali.
sorbed fairly we'll by spot ooncerna
Cotton opening prices follow: Ne
cember, 1870; January. ITO; March.
1888; July, 1880; October, 1910.
The Washington times., 1921-11-29
Liberty Bonds
Foreign Exchange.

NEW YORK. Nov. 1s.-The foreign
exchange market opened steady today.
with demand sterling We higher. At
$3s9. Francs were y centime higher,
at e.s1 for cables and $50 for checks.
Lire yielded ~ points. to +,06h for
cables and 4.04h for checks. Belgians
were 4 confines lower, at 6.bs Tor
cables and SOS for checks. Marks
were off 4 point, at .0036h.
other quotations are: Guilder cables,
$3.50; checks. $3.50. Sweden kronen
cables, $3.50; checks, 2S.4b.
The Washington times., 1921-11-29
Chicago Grain Market.

CHICAGO, Nov. 2e.-wheat opened
INC lower to &c higher; corn un-
changed to Kc lower. and oats steady
to Nc off. Provisions inactive: Janu
ary lard and January short ribs open
ed easier. Opening:
Wheat December. 31.14k @1.14h;
May, $1.18k 4l.17&.
Corn-December. Ash W4Sxc; May.
e4K Q64%c.
Oats-Deoember. 32x 033Nc; May.
ssh @3shc.
Lard--January. $3.50.
Ribs-January, $3.50.
The Washington times., 1921-11-29
ADVERTISEMENT.
KEEPING UP
APPEARANCES
ECONOMICAL
Local Ninth Street Store Solves
Mans Most Psrplsxins Problsmi

You'vs rot 10 hand u 70 rrisdlandsr
Bros. Of as Ninth street northwest for
real economical suggestion to prolons
the life OF mems clothes.
Every day they match many odd coats
and vests with new trousers from their
mammoth stock Of extra treussrs Just
because your trousers wear out 10 no rsa-
son why you should discard your practical
ly new coat and vsst-whsn . visit TO
rrisdiandsr Bros will attire you in nsv
trousers. that'ii blend with your cid coat
and vest. 90 that only the closest inspse-
ton will reveal any differences.
Risht now. rr,sdlandsr Bros. are sffsr-
ing soms special prices on these extra
trousers as an inducsmsnt for men to
hunt up their old discarded ooats and
vests For instance, all $50 trousers
now ssn: all $50 trousers. nov esss:
all $3.50 trousers. now $500; all 5000
trousers. now ss.is. That's the stsry-ssv
use your own judsmsat.
The Washington times., 1921-11-29

American exports to Germany for
the ten months ended October II
amounted to $876. 100000. an increase
Of sos. 100000 a. compared with the
same period Of 1890, the Department
of Commerce announced.
Officials said that the heavy in.
crease in exports II the result Of
larger financing Of cotton exports.
The Washington times., 1921-11-29

Statistics compiled by the Interstate
Commerce Commission show that dur
ing the month Of July, 1891. the class
railroads OF the country employed
q total OF 1.SS4.S7S persons. who re.
ceived for that month . total Of S21&.-
3oe.1SS In compensation. including
overtime and all other compensations.
The Washington times., 1921-11-29
I;yerpool Cotton Market.

LIVERPOOL, Nov. 2s.-Spot cotton
was quiet at the opening today.
Prices were steady. Sales were 5000
bales.
American mids., fair, 1859; good
mids. 1l.Ss; fully mids, 11.4s; mids..
ll.0s; low mids, s.7s; good ord, s.04:
ord, 7.29. Futures opened steady.
The Washington times., 1921-11-29
Liberty Bonds
AH0in Touch Par

DEALINGS In ocvernfnsnt W.
issues were on . large scale aGASn
yesterday. s 4
The feature In the market va
the pronounced strength In Vic.
tory Ans. ...
When these securities sold q
oar last week the transartiono
were In small bonds. Yesterday
the price was made on . full l0t..
A sale Of 100000 ~ per,
cent Victory bonds in one lot va:
made 1t par. The IN per cent
Liberty bonds also sold at par.
The Washington times., 1921-11-29
Mellon Denies Report.

Secretary Mellon states that he hal
no knowledge that this Government
had under consideration a proposition
to offer the allies q compromise O.
other reduction.
The Washington times., 1921-11-29
European Banking Coofab.

The repArAtions commisision win
cali . conference OF private bankers
Of Europe within q short time 70 dis
cuaS means OF establishing foreign ex.
change, According TO official advicss
recoivsd here today.
The Washington times., 1921-11-29
New Prudential Director.

David Franklin Houston. president
Of the Bell Telephone Securities
Company. of New York. was elected
yesterday to the directorate Of the
Prudential Insurance Company OF
America
The Washington times., 1921-11-29
IA vDnb44EsSsHRS#nu, BUSINESS AND FINANCE
Local Stocks.
WASHINGTON STOCK EXCHANGE.

In q quiet session today issues Of
the Capital Traction Company led in
the trading.
Following call $500 five Of the
company sold at 91k. while imme-
diately thereafter in two deals 20
shares changed hands at 91N.
Later three deals of the company'S
stock Involving ~ shares brought 90
in each instance.
Other deals of the day included
two $500 Washington Gas IS which
sold at SAN, and $1,000 Potomac
Electric @. M. and Ref. Z which
brought 103k.
Call. loans were offered at per
cent with per cent bid.
The Washington times., 1921-11-29

aspect Of International conditions
during the current sittings It would
arouse keen opposition and might do
away with the possibility of any
good coming from the present con-
ference.
The Washington times., 1921-11-29
Higher Copper Prices.

ASuor SVPPcE ETCcS.
Copper dealers. brokers nnd trad
ers are roofing for higher copper
prices and are likely to see a further
advance soon. Indications are Do
strong for higher prices that some
selling agencies have dropped out Of
the market while awaiting 1t.
There are few producers that can't
make much money unless copper
sells at is cents pound. Until It
does, 1t 10 unlikely that production
will increase.
With the pooling of stocks in the
Export Association financing and the
increasing demand. the huge sur
plus has gradually been reduced The
time ID fast approaching when pro
ducers will again see daylight ahead.
It 70 unlikely that the producers will
start up at full capacity together and
thus flood the market and break prices
II will be gradual resumption when
Il comes.
The Washington times., 1921-11-29
A Shakeout.


There IL an old saying that stocks
don't 70 up, they are put up
A prominent analyst, Of the firm be-
Lief that the main trend Of the market
II to BE- upward for some time, in
discussing the outlook has changed
this somewhat and maintains: Stocks
do not 50 down in bull markets, they
are put down by big operators.
Therefore, when such a forced re-
action 10 in progress II looks like the
real thing and those willing to risk
q normal recession are scared into
selling at or near the bottom. the
stocks they would not sell at or near
the top OF the previous rally.
Should such a reaction occur It
would be we'll not to mistake 1t for
something moro than 1t II apt to be-
a severe shakeout. 1t should be follow
Cd by 2 rally that will put stocks
higher than they are now"
"l'ii Railroad Strength. - .
The rails have been taken In hand
and are fast approaching the level Of
the inau'triai'' i
Davidson Chemical Announcement.
Davidson Chemical, the socalled
mystery stock" has upheld the be-
lief that the most mysterious feature
connected with II was the time for the
pool to unload. From its recent action
some unloading has already taken
place
This happens coincident with the
report that the long expected announ-
cement in regard to the SILICA Gel
Company will soon be Forthcoming.
The announcement II expected to out
line the formation Of new company
In which Davidson shareholders will
take part on q sharefor-share ex-
change basis.
How this would increase the value
OF the stock would, OF course, naturally
depend on the much-talked-of PRO
cess" which, although Just arousing
interest. now due to the market
action Of Davidson. was fully explain
cd in descriptive circulars months
aso.
The Washington times., 1921-11-29

He, fills . vacancy . in the Pru-
Dental board caused By the dseth
last April Of Mosss Taylor Pyns.
The Washington times., 1921-11-29
SALES.

Washington Gas bs-$b0O@S%k,
$s00084x.
After Call--Capital Traction SIS.
$50OQ91k.
Capital Traction--15@SlK, 6991K.
Potomac Electric @. n. d Ref, pre-
ferred rs w. l.. 81. 900 WlO3k.
Capital Traction--2VS2, i0Vs2, 100
%.
Money-Call, s per cent. Loan. Z per
cent
The Washington times., 1921-11-29
TeIephsue Go. Earnings.

The gain In total operating income
ovsr October. 1870. for the Chesa-
psaks and Potomac Telephone Com.
peny was Ss4.7s1.1S. according to
announcement just made in IL re-
Public Utilities Commission.
Total operating income for October
amounted to S72,671.7o. which u
(1S,7S3.N over that for September.
The Washington times., 1921-11-29
Some Consolidation

The moaning sold-out bulls should
remember that q reaction in q bull
market 10 usually severe, frightening
and startling sudden.
The Washington times., 1921-11-29
An Old Habit.

1t IL often that the most important
questions of business. economic or
political, are settled at an informal
gathering"
The Washington times., 1921-11-29
Local Financial Notes


escrStary Mellon today called Tor
10 Per cent Of the balance remaining
With the national banks on account
of the certificate sale of November I.
The money must b. paid into the
Richmond Fedsrai Reserve Bank BY
THURSDAY.
The Washington times., 1921-11-29
Railroad Strength.

TS1MTVUu StTOukVu.
The rails have been taken In hand
and are fast approaching the level Of
the industrtals.
The Washington times., 1921-11-29
Foreign Bonds.

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