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, 1921-10-15
NOTICE 10 THE PUBLIC.

Notice is hereby given that I
will not be responsible for any bills
or accounts contracted by Robert
B. Nidy In the name of Beeler Nidy
Motor Co., as I am in process Of
d~isposing of my interest in ths
above named firm
c. E. REELER
Publish Oct II. i5. 1921.
, 1921-10-15
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE

FOR 6ALB3Two large lots we'll To-
Gated on South Lincoln s~treetI half
lot on South Elm street. several we'll
lying lots in South Butler edition
and in East Butler addition. Cali us
to show you our list, Nesbitt Realty
Co. 1e15s1t
, 1921-10-15
CLASSIFIED


II you have what you won't want
and want what you don't have-use
-r-fhsrue Want Ada
, 1921-10-15
REALrY SPECIAL 40. A.

WESTERN REALTY SPECIAL NO. a.
Look It this n Il is fully worthy to appear under a WESTERN
REALTY SPECIAL for It is n value hat compes attention. It is only
seven blocks from III postonice; sidewalks all In a N paying with
n a hah-block; lot is 50xi<of feet; sidewalks and curbs are in: on the frst
foo are four arge roons and BATH and n nice spacious porch fronting
east; In b basems are three finished rooms. a laundryroon and a coal.
room. " Is strictly modern. including gas interior hs just been newly
decorated throushout location is o n lincoln avenue and this is
Phone Tor appointment to sex this.
WESTERN REALTY SPECIAL NO. r.
A building pot OF Twelfth street in h refinery district hat IS
supplied with every modern convenience and is offered Il a price that
ordinarily viii lot buy a lot In h suburbs away rom improvements
N modern onveniences This IN a frontage of a. feet n is M of
the. most desirable building pots In this part OF own Now offered for
in III number Say you arrange your payments to " omy about $500
pld In b. spring. 4 that time It will easily bring 81 1000 or 100 per emf
pront o. what money you have invested. These figures are conseryatv
Worth consideration. isn't II?
Phone The Western Realty and Lot Sales Co. Phone
1918 611 Consolidated Royalty Bldg. 1918
, 1921-10-15
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only.
, 1921-10-15
HELP w~ANTEb-MALE

wANTED-Men for detective work,
experience unnecessary. Write ].
Ganor. former U. 8. government detec-
tive. ST. LouIs, Mo. 10-16-lts
, 1921-10-15

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Der Daily Tribune is III cents . word
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, 1921-10-15
AGENTS WANTED

AGENrsHBoth sexes. sanitary spec
iaities and water proof aprons; most
buy on sight. Write for SAM
pies. Paige Speciality Products Co..
2641 Indiana avenue. Chicago.
lo-141t.
, 1921-10-15

OUT OF TOWN sdverussuents
rust be accompanied ~ cash or check
In full payment OF the sams. Note
h foregoing Instructions aSout
counting the words AND the rate per
word Tor The Casper Daily Tribune
( CLOSING HouR-want Ads 10 h
Classified properly must b In The
Casper Daily Tribune office L>fore
1880. Want Ads received after 1910
TO 1880 .. m. will be inserted under
h head Too Late to Classify"
, 1921-10-15
FOR RENT-RO0MS

FOR RENT-Moderr rooms. steam
heat. IS and UP per week; n block
from Burlington depot. Tulsa hotel.
Phone 3e5R. io-l4-st'
, 1921-10-15
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
CHEAP LOTS CLOSE N.

Six lots 5ox132; these lots are con
Meeting and include two corners; this
II the best buy you have ever bee o.
fered In Casper; only $1,000 each
water. sewer and gas already to use,
Montgomery Realty and Investment
Co, 143 South Center street. Phone
1910. 1o-11-tf
, 1921-10-15
FOR s~ALE-HoUsEs

FOR sALE-Kfoyable 12x16 furnished
house. Inquire 7s5 South Melrose
street. lo-il-6t'
, 1921-10-15
SALESwOMEN WANTED.

SPLENDID opportunity for three re.
fined and educated women. who are
unincumbered. free TO travel. and pos
seso ability Il meet educators. leach.
ers and parents; position will pay sue.
cessfui applicant $3.50 to $500 per
month and railway fare. Write p. F.
Albright, $50 Gas and Electric build.
ing. Denver. Colo. 1o,15-1ts
, 1921-10-15
FOR RENT-HOUSEs

FOR RENT-Three-room house with
gas modern except BATH mostly
furnished Call esyw, 1o-1s4t'
FOR RENT-small house furnished.
1912 South Willow street. Phone
ess. le1sst
, 1921-10-15

FOR SALE-Late Ford touring car.
newly painted a bargain at $500.
Call after <:3o D. m. 1871 South Dur
bin street. lc.is-it'
, 1921-10-15
FOR SALE-LAED

FOR SALE-A few fine sz0-acre home
steads, near Powder River, with or
without winter. a wood and coal.
e14 South Oak street. Phone 5s4W.
, 1921-10-15

FOR EALB-Five-room house; close
to refinery take IA as first pay
ment, balance same as rent. Call
1853 North Woicott strest. Phone
ISM. lcttst'
, 1921-10-15

FOR SALE-Ons Ford ton truck
with express body: party leaving
country; viii sell cheap $50 West
Tenth street. 1o-i4-2t'
, 1921-10-15

FOR sALE-Two good lots in Casper
View addition. $3.50 each. Address
box 20. Tribune. s-2s-dh
FOR sALE-Ffve desirable lots in
Midwest Heights addition: good
terms and cheap for cash Address
box ~. Tribune. s-2s-dh
FOR SALE-Two very valuable lots
on David street on the pavement to
exchange for sheep. Call Marshall
and Brown. Phone i212w. las North
Center street. 1o-15-2t
, 1921-10-15
BUSINESS CHANCES

HALF Interest IN good business. $500
Will handle. Boz "a. Tribune
lO-l5.Its
, 1921-10-15
POULTRY
FOR SALE OR TRADE

TO TRADE-For modern house, Cadn.
lac roadster; Will carry five people.
AL shape. 522 East Yellowstone ave
Phone 2o1W. 1o-3-12t'
, 1921-10-15

FOR 6ALE-Ford roadster body. lats
model. best Of condition. cheap for
cash. Auto Exchange. Fifth and Cen.
ter streets. 10-ls-5t
, 1921-10-15

FOR sALEATwoapartment bunga-
low In North Casper; price s2.o6ol
500 down $50 per month. Casper
Realty Co. los South Center street. /.
, 1921-10-15

FOR RENTING sunny modern fur
nished apartment with all conven-
fences of modern home. 14l West
Tenth street, Phone 27sW. 1e-isit
, 1921-10-15
HELP w-ANTED-FEMALE

wANTED-Competent woman for
housswork. about Tour hours every
morning. Apply Antlers rooms, ei6
South Wolcott street 1o-1<-2ts
HELP WANTED-MALE AND
, 1921-10-15

FOR sALE-Ussd cars; have some
bargains: n Dodge touring car
good running order, s22S. John NJ
lwhisenhunt. soa South David street
Phone 1871. to-1s-sts
, 1921-10-15

UNITED STATES government wants
hundreds of men and women over
II; steady: no layoffs. $40 to S1e5
per month. paid vacation; common
education sufficient: list positions
five Write Immediately. Franklin
Institute. Dept asa. Rochester.
MINI 1o-.6-its
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-03
BEARS TROUNCE
BUCKEYES 28-Q
ED VARIED ATTACK AND PROV
ED 1EASrER OF OHIO STATE
tho Country-wtlcs's Team Unrest
ened TO Score Twice.

Coach wilce's Ohio state SrSddcrs In
vaded the West. hut came back shortly
after with their first defeat during the
1920 football season. After winning
the Western conference championship
and standing out as one OF the lsadins
teams IN the East, III" Oh!oans were So
,ec,cd rs the opponent for tho tntver-
SIty OF California, claimant Of tho
Western title.
Although the Coast eleven was picked
as A faYorIte. hardly any fan expected
wilcss eleven to fall victim 10 such
a varied attack as the WesternrrS' per.
formed. Passing combined With many
trick plays featured the attack Of tina
.Callforn!anS and the State lads never
proved dangerous at any time
-Four times the Bruins crossed tho
Ohio State goal line and four times they
kicked goal. making total OF IS points,
while the Buckeyes were only ahia 20
come within the Bears ten-yard limo IN
two occasions. but were unable to rush
It over.
According 20 the report and BY 'he in
d;catIons OF the score, x seems as
though Walter Camp left number Of
other good men off his annual and "ofiI-
c!al" au-Amer!can selection. Cailtoe-
MIA stands out far above any Easte-n
teulns, according TO the ranking.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-03
OPENS
SEASON FRIDAY
ORANGE AND BLACK ToSSEES TO
BENwooD TO MEET UNION
HIGH IN OPENER
Coach Furman Nusa Has Very Pro1nis-
ing Outlook for Champion Tsam-
Hamil Backbone OF Team

L.ns!y Institute Cadets Will open
their 1921 basketball sea son with
rather tough opponent n"Xt Friday
when they tackle tho passcrS represent
inr Union High Oh the la,t"r'S Moor. As
,i,rrG ara hardly any biz attractions in
this ,ora,ty n"xt Friday. many follow
rrS ~ thu. cadets arc expected 10 make
the tr.p tao Bcnwood 10 witness the
Orange and BLACK tosscrS IN acton.
Union Will have decided edge "n tho
locals A. the RenwoOd floormon have al
r.ady INDUCED In a half dozen contests
while Coach NuSS'S L!nSiy toSscrs vii!
axrer .once their first game for the sea-
son. Evon with tins edge favoring tho
,iowr-thc-riycr. five the Cadets rcr9ain
:, big favori,e rs they have both an ca
rerjencpI ana w"N developed team that
Will r.lc any az the OHIO Valley con-
tenders a tough argument this season
\ strenuous week % practice VIII ID
carried out by Coach Nuss'S protegc5
IN prrrara ton for The BGrw"od toss@rs.
?,fi after nearly two weeks !ayod
owing 60 the holidays, til" workouts
each evening will be rather hard, so the
boys Will he III the hest Of condition
For their big weekend clash.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-03
Ohio Coach In High
Praise Of California

Los Angeles. Cal. Jan. Grant r,
Wurd. head line coach for tho foothall
team of Ohio State University IN staQ.
ed article in the Los Angeles Timt5,
says:
Beaten at their own game This
aptly expresses the results OF the Gait
fornia-Oh!o State New Years day fray.
The Golden Bears sprang DIVERSE
fed attack that was not only more VAR
led but also had more punch than TINT
exhibited by the Buckeyes. The Golden
Bears possessed everything that a good
football team should have, incluotOND
every variety Of the forward passing At
tack. superb interference, on end run
and line ;hat could open up holes for
short line p!uuGes
1t is doubtful II any team count
have defeated California the way they
played Saturday. Probably tho entire
affair could be summed up in the words.
'thc best team Won and the hats OF,
Ohio are off to the California eleven. Z
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-03

issues und the obvious purpose of cor
pora.c interests and Individuals to a.-
Just losses against income tax pay
meuts.
Disappointment. Was expressed a; tie
absence Of mora than tentative Janu-
airy REIMBURSEMENT demand bu. this wa
partly attributed 20 the belief that :n-
vestors Us class are holding aio"f II
eXpectatsen of clearing cf tho nnaD-
Ctal atmosphere.
Year end settlements wero accom-
pltShed without ths slightest disturb
ance 10 money rates. Few II any Uew
loans for NOR" than moderate amounts
were NEGOTIATED. practically all loans
being restricted 10 renewals including
= goodly percentage ot commercial Paper
There was considerable divergence "
opinion among bankers respecting the
immediate future Of tho money market
Conditions IN that quarter. il Is general!
iy believed. must Of necessity be gov
evned by developments in genera! ouSs-
ness and industry during tho first few
months OF the new year.
Another potent factor In tho money
situation will be the attitude OF mer-
camille interests toward price rcadjust-
ments. Further and more drastic re-
duc,ions by jobbcrs, middlemen and re.
tailcrs are expected as natural con-
COMPLAINT Of Inventories nov in pro.
sress.
In tho foreign exchange market little
relief Is looked for until tn, matter
OF German reparations assumes definite
form. Pending settlement Of that quas-
ton American bankers. Il Is understood
ara likely to engage In new international
undertakings.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-03
MOUNDSVILLE HI HAS
TWO HARD CONTESTS
Coach Swceney's Five Meets Marietta
High and Wensburg Next Friday
and Saturday Evenings.

Y, ui.dgv.N" Will start tho 1872 basket
l,a!I ,"as"i, of with n rush, from the
:rd:carIona # The SCHEDULE which has
l,"r ARRANGED. wIi"h shows Marietta
n.rh and WensbNTGh as the first tw"
u,p"ncnt~ T., I've net on successive
NIGHTS. january and s.
Coach Sweeney g working; hard with
his boys an! with twu hard games ~
tho" in y:,w. = It. rT"hahi" tAIt th"
nrnur" nrd E'l'S viii meet their FIRST
Sol back In ono Of tn" contests. Marietta
has always been tho loading team In
Ohio. while Wcllshurg has. always been
considered ono Of tho strongest teams
IN th" ohio valley. and with another
crack uve thjG year they are expected
"a xiv" tho Mnuud&vtilc team 4 tough
argum"ut.
Moore and McSwain. thu latter who
starred 1T the tournament N Burkha1-
non u-l year and helped M"unGSr"'"
IT, the uual5. were both loSt ~ Eradua'
ZION. and i g hardly possih,s Tor Cca:h
Sweeney 10 round ont two !iu"rni"n the
,ouil IT jh'sc rIH7InE stars. for the
ORANGE and Elack live this year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-03
ATHLETIC DIRECTOR HELL1SoN
HAS BOOKED GAMES WITH CEN
TIRE ccLLEoE, DARTMOUTH
AND SYRACUSE.
Ksuisou Busy Arranging Schedule NJ
Chicago Conference Eeeontly-Aas
Just Returned to Marietta.

Athletic Director JOAN ). Kc.i*cn.
former Wheeling High School ""acH'
who Is now at Marietta College, acting
as an assistant TO the great Greasy
Esale. returned from III" tooteaN con-
rererco at Chicago recently. and ~ an
interview with the sport writer "t lh'H
uaper last evening, mad" II known tA''
Marietta would meet the leAd:nE grid
ron teams In tho country This coming
year.
Suyember :, Is an open Gatc on tn"
Blue and White schedule. ami game
IS psnGing with either l'2rtmoutn OF
Syracuse ono OF thcS" teams VIII '''
secured - ii! this date. and i = mos
likely that even though o"n team VII
no drorpcd from the Lnto mentioned.
tho team not scheduled for Nor. (. Will
no met later or earlier IN tho season.
Az tbase are two oc the loading teams
N the East, the Blue and White VIII
Tot n chance to show their wares :"
football world next year. and II IS prob
ahlc that Coach Greasy" Neal" vi.
turn oat an eleven that viii turn IN"
trick.
Practically tho biSSes. and most
nromineut team In the country that
has been placed on tho Blue ana Whit
schedule for naX: year Is C"n:rn E"'-
logo. tho praying football team w':'h
surpr!s.d the erid.ron world wn'rl -"
Keutucf:uns wndcd through West VIZ
Gina and defeated them hy = %"":" OF
ll4-g. after tho Mounta!nc"rs had trim
med Princeton by II Go sCar". In i"l'.
Al,housh this game - pending 1t IS a.
most Z "c!nch" thar tho arrangements
VIII be completed. and tho cn-'test play
ed ut panv!lie. Ky. on Oct II. Should
Centre College fan TO book the Blu"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-03
LOCAL FLOOR
EVENT FRIDAY
BELLA1RE AND 80
CLASH ON oUT-THE-P1kE fAoo~'
ohtoans Are Big Favorites-coach o"S'
sedy has Entire New Fteam "
Round Ont for Big Game.

R,sr.tha,I in the Ohio Valley VIII
rs. GOOD s,1,i-off next Friday even
Srr when TWO old Red and Back rivals
High and Belia!ro. ciaah OH
IN. newly constructed floor al the OUT
,he-oIke school A. both OF these leans
ara within the rules and boundaries
az tho OHIO Valley Athletic Assoc'a toh'
IL will prove tho first big raHeE lt|"I
r,o.sI, of the year, and will possibly
linn mate one claimant Of the title pc
for the season is we'll undor way
cnarn Cassidy has an entirely new
,.,n, "a round out. and enough 10 give
,ra invaders from the Ohio side tough
q rrunlrut. With this in view the iahs
rom the out-the-pik" are hachin.
thelr Red and Black five 10 the limit
and everything points TO a victory now
according 10 reports from theso "oPes
t.Ts But the odds ar" greatly IN i.t''I
Of the OhioanS. and Il is doubtful as
n yhethsr she pike five will cvrn form
= formidable d"fcns" IN check the on
rush OF the Ohioans Friday.
While the Eallairc boys have been
rcs;,nr for noarly two weeks over the
HOLIDAYS, they will be sent through 4
e,irr workout this afternoon. and Coach
t;albreath Is now planning busy Sos
sion Of practice each evening III prop
?rntinn for III" opening game or the
1921 schedule FRIDAY. The Ohio school
mentor is not making any orcr-conr-
dent predictions. and will ne on the
civ for any new stuff" that the pike
lads pull of.
A large crowd Of rootHrs from the
Ohio side arc expected 70 make the
trip tn the Philadelphia gymnasium next
Friday. and record breaking atten-
dance Is predicted for 0hi" Valleys
first big attraction.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-03
Winter Golf League at
Pinehurst, N. C., Jan, 10

Special Dispatch u the lntel.iScncer.
rInchurst, y. &. Jan. The Winter
Golf League of Advertising interests
will hold It's annual Winter Tourna mtnt
at pinehurt on January SIS. The
Leagues special train VIII leave New
York on Friday, III" Ifth. and land the
members at Finrhurst in time IL take
mart in 4 preliminary Medal Play Handi-
can Tourney on Saturday.
Tho tournament proper VIII open on
Monday, the 10Th. The Qualifying round
will be played on that day and the field
will qualify in divisions OF classes OF 81
players each. all contestants playing
from scratch.
The first match round. on Tuesday
morning, Will also b" played from
scratch in all classes and the results OF
The round will divide each class into two
stxtcens. comprising respectively tho
winners and losers In each class.
Rcginning with n" second match
round, scheduled for Tuesday afternoon.
the pIaycrs in the championship D!v,-
SION (thc winning sixteen In Class ~
Will play scratch white all other div
sions will play on handicap. All div
sions will again sub-d.viu" NJ the end
Of this second round so that each ori6i-
nal 90 Will be represented 10y four ciGhts.
tn "Wednesday and Thur S1ay the Io"-
IN. rlayers will be ciimtna ed. bringing
the fic!d down To two players 10 play
off the finals in. each of the Tour
c.ghtS in each class.
The woman's tournament Will be pay
ed concurrenily. tn" Yield qualifying IN
Fights according to gross scores All
match rounds viii hr played on hnndi-
cap, in all divisions.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-03
Young D'Annunzio In
Failure TO Enter Fiume

Tr.cs,. jan. 2. Cry the Associated
Press).--ExchanSo OF prisoners taken
during the fighting =: F!ume began to-
day. is3 regulars being surrendered. and
100 lcc!on4!:rs being returned 20 t:urNs.
order - being maintained in the city By
special police organized BY tho national
council. whio tho Italian government
has offered a special detail Of soldiers.
should their services DO required.
GabrIc:Ino d'Annunz:o. the poets son,
tried 70 inter F!u-ne yesterday after
noon. He VAS accompan:ed by G:noberi.
"A Journalist. who tried 70 pass him
through tho lines. but ho was discovered
by regular forces. They turned him
back. threatening TO arrest him e he
.r.yd 20 cy.,,le guards sent With him.
Tho provisional government 81 T!ums
hrSIn the disarmament OF tho legion
ares :o-dar. ard n" regulars will enter
the city tonight 20 collect tho arms
taken from the soldiers. All tho poets
sG 90 wi! leave tuc h1rbor Of F!ume to-
morrow and h" taken to Poland. With
N Give days mono OF tho ro"'S troops,
with whom he has hold FIume against
The word Cor Is moaths. Will remain.
ant al, arms IN the city will he turned
ovc- ~ Italy. The lng;onS'rcs Will b..
r.r {, ,"r,a the town on Janudr% and
VIII trnvc, In relays % 500 each or spc-
c.al Trains. Al, tho leglona:res Will b"
enrolled vl,h Their ortEtna! units dur!r:
the next few days.
The regulars whn will conduct tbs
Humiliation Of d'AanunZ!o's armed
strength will work as quickly as posi-
bio So as 10 establish the independent;
state OF Flume az once. The provis-
iona, government - expected N ho.d n
new election as soon aS order has been
restored and all legtoua!rss have lett the
town. Flume still is ISOLATED from the
world and the military authorities ar"
exercising closest surveillance on t"oSe
trying 70 evade tho guards.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-03
i.HURRY-UP" YosT AND FRANK
cAyANAU4H RECoMMENDEp
DARTMOUTH MENTOR TO
STANSBURY.
Michigan Coach was Chief Adviser in
Selection OF Mountaineer Leader.
Anxious to Have Spears at
w. V. u.

Srcc!a. risN2;ch u THe l";"":SsH''r.
Morgantowr, jan. c.--"I think Frank
CavnnauSh has more good 'hors" s'"Ss
'nan any football coach or MY acUuIiu-
tnncr. and hc tells mo th't; E""nS
Spears is easily one Of the best quail
fled and capable football coaches N
America today
The above statement nv Fielding IL,
IIurry-Up'O Yost, who played Nv"
wars on West virginia teams twCniN-
five years ago and who has taken IN
"NtrC:urIr active interest IN advising
with the West Virginia authorities on
securing 4 new coach. had m"F" I" 49,
II IS said, with tho signing Of {. w.
Spears or dartmouth 70 succeed "TuH-
by" McIntire than any other thing cT-
cont possibly Spears wonderful record
lat Dartmouth itself.
Cavanaugh IS qualified 20 speak cr7m
intimate acqua Irtance with Spears e.
SO. because in 1917 wien Spc'rs w0S
an Au-Amcr!can guard. as Wei AS ~
1914 when he was IN outstanding play
rr at Dartmouth, CavaNauEh was N"
head coach a. Hanover. In lHl" taNa-
rHugh was Still in charge al dartmouth
and thought so much Of spears as =
coaching possibility that y" had spears
returned as freshman coach under ne
s.r.rvislnn. Then when dartmouth
looked Cor a coach 20 Su"c""G '"N1-
naugh himself n tAi7 Spears was
chosen over big f!"id * extremely
ksI known candidates
CavarauEh and Nost sT"n' Er; r
deal OF time togcthor AZ tA~ r"cent ~
rsro convention and hN;h = IS said.
wnre anxious 10 So" SPEARS get "harE"
" tho fine material n West Virginia
10 So. what he would do VIII. Il. 'i'uck'
Wharton. the old Penn player who was
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-03
F||RTHFR DECLINES IN PRICES
WITH INCREASED UNEMPL OYMENT

Washington. Jan. ".~t"r'"'" H''''"e
IN prices coupled w!;n urcTH1H''! u"''h-
ployment accompanied ~" country =
continued progress in business :cadluS'-
rnent during December. absorbing !" 'Hr
monthly review os genera, business ana
financial conditions .Ssu"I ,o-A'S"t 2E
the Federal Reserve BOARD.
The price dcc,:nc durTS ~" none,
was placed al 81 Pc" coy ~ ~
which added the ohs"",I'."u that -"
decrease In prices Wa mainly '""''n,H
20 commodities wh.,h had SHOW" 4 de-
elmo previously rather 'h1H m eAt'h-
sion OF price cutting - ",A'' ."N"S, - -
The decline was reported IS most
marked IN agricultural products. "S,
tiles. hides. leather and ron and N'ec'
products, while cca1 petroleum. S"So,
line. paper. brick and ,'ur"; rrh@'h'"
largely unaffected. Some reductions
We're reported IN tie or"u market n ~"
latter group o. rouwul..t:"S tho board
said. but contrac, Hrl'"S appeared 10 be
at. the same Level tS n earlier months
Reduced business activity, tho board
stated, cut operations IN ma"H INES
from 40 per cent t. - per cent 81 nor
NAL and brought accompanying unem-
ployment Tho S,EinNaS" "l oc"'' ,,,'
the board reported. also was reSponS'o'c
for wage cuts running as "'Sn - - '@'
cent IN some lines'
Banking power. on the olheV Aanu'""s
we'll maintained. the baord asserted.
normal credit accommodation extended
to legitimate business. tho reserve ratio
growing stronger and intcr-rescrve Dor
rowing IN part liQu'ua'eH. ~, - -,