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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-25

Hace algtn tempo, LEILA yo en- "El
Heraldo de Madrid, una entrevista
hecha por ''Parmeno'' al interesante
poeta Emilio Carrere.
Ahora que Fernandez Ortiz me es-
cribe dicienGome cue de UNI momen
to otro partira para Espana, con ell
objeto de convencer Emilio de que
venga a America, trato de recordar
aquella deliciosa conversation, divul-
gada al pdblico, desde las columnas
de un diario matritense, y en- la cual
el poeta mas simpatico de Espala, echa
ba por TERRA Ia bizarra 1eyenda de
bohemia vagabunderiaN que Sc habia
FORBADE alredor de su nombre.
Ell poeta 'fDEL AMOR, DEL DO
LoR Y DEL MIsTERTo'' hablaba de
sus amos de conediante, de cuando 81
fu6 c6mico por seguir aquella Julia
Calder6n, "que era igual que una So
nora espiga de plata, y cuenta:
''Entonces estaba yo con Casaner,
en- Barbieri, de galan joven; me ha-
bian dado un pape1 en- un drama yer
daderamente letal, y para no decir
tantos ripios, sustitui los versos del au-
tor en- la situacion culminante con unos
que habia yo curcusiao. lego ell mo-
mento y principle deelamar con Ia
valentia Gle un tigre; pero de subito
Sc me olvido una palahra, me aturdi,
lnezcl6 los versos de la obra con los
mfos, repitiendo 10 que me rugia el
apuntador que me niraba estupefacto
y comenzaron a caer cosas en- escena...
z ALI renuncie yo eclipsar la gloria
de Talma.
-iy en- seguida ingres6 en- las fa1an
ges de la bohenia?-le interrumpe Par
memo.
-iPero 81 yo no he sido nunca bo
hemio! odio los bohemios que en- ell
fondo son unos cretinos sin vergiienza
y sin voluntad. Yo vivo como un artis-
ia que Sc respeta. Y por mis- cuenteci-
llos me tachan de bohemia.
iHabra estupidez mayor!
Y refere ell gran poeta, autor de
SCI Caballero de la Muerte'', que ha
sido vlctilna de la bohemia; que lie per
judica enormemente que lie llamen ''bo-
he-nio";; que con ell dinero que lie han
sacado podr1a comprar hasta un aero
plano.
Una noche- -prosigue el poeta-se me-
ti6 Eno en- mi casa: Emilio me dijo
que lie aguardara aqui para cenar... Y
como pasaban las horas Ell no llega-
la, su mujer Sc avergonz6.
les possible cue va no venga...
iPor que no cena usted?
listed tiene raz6n, senora, ese Emf
lilo Sc olvida de todo..., pero hay que
rerdonarle. porque los genios sonos
! ASH.
Y Sc devor6 la cena de toda la fami
| liza, aterrada la bondadosa sefiora de
que no Sc tragara a uno de los chiqui-
tines de postre
iAh, Pantagrueles bollemios, no abu-
sareis mas de MI, exclama irritado
el continuador de la obra de verleine...
Y les amenaza con que no han de f.
,gurar, nj siquiera en- las flas de la gen
tuza peligrosa de su ibro STA Ciudad
Canalla". iF'son tan insignifcantes
esos mosquitos"l
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-25
INGLATERRA

Propietario: Jose D. Rodriguez.
Tanca No. 5. Telefono 300, San
Juan, Puerto Rico. Situado en- una
de las Principles Gales, eerca del
Tren Y del Teatro, pr6ximo a los
Muelles, contiguo al Correo denas
Edifcios Federales. Buen trato. Ser
vicio excelente. Sc sirven Comidas a
domicilio. Sc admiten abonados a
precios corrientes.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-25

Pero Sc convenceran que esta es la
ultima lecci6n que reciben del macs
tro, de la que sacaran mayor prove
cho: ia trabaiar! Que todo esta bien
ell Ia primera juventud, pero no hay
que dejarse arrastrar por las corrien-
tes del Leteo, y los que Sc salven de
esa borrasca, volveran mas tarde
besar la frente del maestro con la mis-
ma unci6n con que 10 hacian en- sus
ailos de juventud de esperanzas.
Asi Sc ha sacudido ell gran poeta Ca
rrere de la 1eyenda que Sc teje de SUI
bohemia.
Porque hay que saber, sedores, que
el poeta Emilio Carrere. no es como 10
habia presentado Zamacois en- la PAN
talla.
Por 81 vale este, ell ell mundo de los
convencionalismos sociales, donde So
quiere medir al poeta con la misma
vara con que Sc mide los demas en-
tes, SIN convenir que son seres privile-
glaaos, d1vlnos, ISL, con quienes no
debieran intervenir las 1eyes de este
mundo, s6pase que ell sefor Carrere no
es bohemia.
Una de las fguras de Ia Espaia inte
lectual, que mas signifcacion tiene en-
la Peninsula y en- estas tierras de In
dias, es este poeta, raro y fino en- su
expression ritmica, hondo y sentimental
Ell el concepto de sus versos armonio-
sos, que ha sabido urdir cosas tan be-
las en- la emotividad de la fabIa de
Cervantes.
iY ojala Sc decida a hacer ell viaje,
para que tengamos la dicha de estre-
char la mano que ha trazado tan ga
llardas paginas de literature, contem
pie et dc cerca esta 4'Gza de la anne
ricG ingenua, Que tiene sangre d,,dt-
gcnd, gaze aim rezG a Jesucristo ~
ain hGblG en- espGaol."
Carlos N. CARRERAs.
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E1OTEI-.E..S.:
CENTRAL.

Edifcio construido expresamente
para Hotel, modernamente equipado,
con ascensor, habitaciones con ba-
40, telefono, timbres y cuanto re-
quiere Ell moderno comfort. Plan
Europeo. Restaurant la carta. Te-
lefonos: 381-1l44. Box 1862, San
lose, Plaza Principal, San Juan,
Puerto Rico.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-25

Desde hace algunos afios .nuestra
hermana isla viene sufriendo. Sill dolor
es muy grande y ella esta muy triste.
Pero, EN- medic de sus torturas y a
pesar de su agonia, resiste valiente-
irente, con la dignidad por lnico es-
cudo dando todos los aires la
Cnergica protesta en- nombre de Ia Ii
pertad valor, dignidad, energia.
he ahi 10 que puedc salvar un pue-
bio d6bn cuando parece cue va
perder. para siempre, la propia sobe-
rania.
Wilson-sin duda alguna-ha sido
uno de los hombres mas grandes que
ha tenido Norts America; pcro, como
casi todos los grandes hombres come
ito un gran error parad6jico con sus
teoriss redentoras: la ocupaci6n de
Salito Domingo.
En- los momentos que Nevada Eu-
ropa un rayo de esperanza dejaba en-
santo Domingo una estela de dolor.
En- el nismo instante que hablaba en-
nombre de la democracia dejaba de
ser deIn6crata martirizando a I'm pals
pequefo imposibilitado de recobrar,
cuerpo q cuerpo, la libertad perdida.
Pasaron los amos de su administra-
ci6n sin rectificar, generosamente. el
grave error. En- sus manos estuvo el
remedio. de la misma manera cue es-
tnvc antes Ell NAL, Y no Sc apresur6
ofrecerlo, sin que, displicentcaente,
ofrecerlo, sine que, displicentemente,
permaneci6 impasible.
FL pueblo dominicano contempl6, an
sioso, la victoria de un nuevo rartido.
Eno podrfa signifcar Ell principle de
una nueva. vida y Ell renacimiento es-
plendoroso de la vieja patria.
Pero Harding, itambien!. Sc mues-
ira indiferente: lie preocupan los pro-
blemas de los puehlos grandes de las
naeiones fuertes, de los paises que
tieren muchos hombres armados mu
achos buques de guerra, como 81 Ia isla
herlnana no mereciera mejor suerte.
3olvitlandpse de que la grandma de
IN pueblo no consiste en- su poderio,
slno ell Ell valor, la abnegacion, la
otgnidad y el patriotismo de srs hi
jcs. Y si este iiltimo es cierto ningdn
pueblo mas acreedor su cmancipa-
ci6n que ell pueblo dominicano: el ha
sido un roble que resiste valientemen-
re el Juror de las tempestades; 6l Ira
sido la roca que inamovible lueha con
ira Ell mar.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-25
RENE soULETTE


Plan Europeo. Capacidad para ESQ
pasejeros.
Ell hotel ideal para hombres de ne
gOcies turistas de experiencia.
Habitacion con banjo para l per-
soma, desde $I.50.
Kabitaci6n con bano para per-
sonas, desde $500.
Restaurant Ia Carta. Precios
ra6dicos.
GUANDO vysiTE SAN JUAN
HAGA DEL PALACE SU RESI-
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iva me es igual la vida que Ia muerte!
iEs Until luchar!
Ell por que no me mato no adivinas?
Pues... porque me ,es igual''
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FERIA EN- MARTcAo

Ell sabado y el domingo proximo Sc
llevara efecto en- Maricao una feria
agricolo-in industrial, en- la cual seran ex-
hibidos los productos de los huertos
escolares de aquella Jurisdiction.
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sUIcIDIo FRUsTRADo

En- la calle ''Porvenir de Isabella,
Enriqueta Mendez intent6 suicidarse to
mandose una dosis de "verde- Paris" di
suelto en- aqua. La polieia investig6 el
hecho.
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Y en- medic de osa desorganiaaei0n
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esos mosquitoes

Esto es el canto del Cisne, que Ian
ga todo poetar euando asienta la cabe
"a, cuando cruza Ell oleaje espumoso de
la prinera etapa de la juventud. Align
nos perecen en- esa borrasca, como
Allan Poe, como Ell pobre Lelian, bus
cando Ia voz de Ia sirena en- fondo rer
doso de un vase de ajenjo, como Bau-
deleire, el de las FLEURs DU NAL,
como Manuel Pazo, consolando la ruina
de su vida rota, con aquel cantar:
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-25

Y otros como el divine clnico Oscar
Wilde, despues de sufrir el castigo hu-
mano criminal de Ia DCRA LEX
EST LExs tratan de reinvirdicarse,
pero tarde..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-12
WOmen'S Conference On
Industrial Problems TO
Be Held Next Month

WASHINGTON D. {. Dec. 1.-THE call
for = Womcn's Conference on industrial!
Problems. issued by the United States
Department of Labor through it's "om-
ems Bureau. has brought rcsponS es
which forecast the assemblage in Wash
;nytrn next month Of n virtual congress
of women. representing all groups and
cali:nCs. and probG bly, all states 0f the
United States. The Women's Bureau
- daily receiving acceptances from the
invited organizations. more than
hundred f. number, including all the
national organizations Of women In me
country
Su.h ,arC% as-0cia ions as the Genera!
Federation Of Wom"n's clubs. the IA
;ionll League OF Women Voters. the
Nat.ona! Womnn's Trade tnLon League,
tho " E. r. l.. the !. W. {. A. the
Natinnal Congress Of Mothers and Par
cnt Teachers. the American Association
or University Women. the Eat.on2!
Council oC Catholic Women, the Comet!
o. Jewish Women. the American Fed"T-
alton Of Labor and is affiliated bodies
ard, y rlnsn's aux.!iar;es. arc expected '"
DO r,Trr-..ilod by officers Rrd delegates
from many states and various localities.
The conference dates -. January II
To Is. Inclusive, Mt the auditorium or
The T. : National Museum.
EXPRESSING Rrat.i icat!on at III" VIC
yDrrad rcSpouea - tho conference ral'.
Secretary oc Labor Jane: j. Davis sad
'odav.
"'rio facts or industry ar" what tho
public urrd% - snow and ii IL 10 Get
cooperation in bringing hrfore the pub
lie the facts about he employment OF
women i'm iuduS;r" Iat we are calling
rii.s conference. Consider. for instance
that excerpt IN states that have laws to
rr.yr.lt more than on"-halt OF the w"Tc-
ru who work for wages receive less than
Sc = wcrE Except IN states that hayc
laws 70 prevent. most of tho women
waCe-carn"rs work ? 10 20 hours day
ana more The lowest wages usually
- with tho longest hours. and these
arc IN" jobs which are in every way the
drudCory Jobs Of the world They are
no, ,hc interesting Jobs which have a
future. they are the steady. m0notonou7
grind that wears away both body and
soul.
And that IS not the worst. Very
many cf these women are mothers. In a
typical Industrial community our inves-
tigatior found that one-haIf OF the adult
women were working for wages and
nnc-half Of those were mothers, many
OF them with children less than five
wears old Many OF these mothers work
NJ night. and take care of their ch't-
dren by day. As many more leave their
children to the care OF each other dur
ing the day. All of them have their
household work 70 do when their day or
night in the factory IS done.
Such facts are compelling. We want
tho people OF the United States. and cs-
rccialIy tho women 81 the country. 10
face them and study them. Something
must he done about conditions which
are so threatening 20 Or national life"
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SUGAR

Ecw York. Dec. 1.-THE raw sugar
market was nulc' ard ~ m ralcs w"rc
reported prices were unchanged with
spot CuhaR quoted A. &c, cost and
freight. equal "a SIS for centrifugal.
Eaw sugar futures opened higher lat
soon casCd of "udSr increased offer
ur4. prompted ~ III" dCcliu" in re-
uu"d and reports from Cuba that >
,"ntraIs were now n operation. which
led 10 the Impression that new crop
reccirts would Increase. At the lowest.
rrices showed declines az five 10 six
u0ints on active positions. hat there
was a slght rally near III" close with
huai prices oi,r point higher on Deem
her and Two - 'owr points iowc- on
other positions Closing: December.
500. Marth. a.; May. 3.55: July. So.
The market Cor refined sugar wac
easy and - points lower, al rrAn"ra
listing At 20 for frc gruuula'cd with
business light. Trading In refined fut-
uvcs was confined 20 10 lots OF Juno
Il, ia or unchanged from the close OF
n week
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE

New York. Dec. lI--Fore!gn exchange
firm. Great Pr!ta!n. edmand. $4.59: CA
hI"s 4.59H; G0-day bills on banks
i.5f Isle. France. demand. 7.l1E: ca
bios. 7.12is. Italy. dcmand. 6.o4: cables
J.0fis Belgium, demand. 6.i2: cables
G.53. Germany. demand. .Ol %: cables
.0l.2L Holland. demand, $3.50; cables,
1881. Norway. demand. 1890. Sweden
demand. 2GS9. Denmark. demand. 1850
Switzerland demand. 1857. Spain. de.
iRaud. 1886. Greece, demand. i.24. Po.
land, demand, .O0t,. Czccho-Slovakia
demand. 3.l1. argentine. demand. 37.75
Brazil demand, 1920. Montreal, 80 11-16
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Violin of the ''Fiddling -
Pilot" Insured For $4,000

Pomeroy, Ohio, Dec. 1l-What Is said
TO be the largest insurance policy ever
Issued on a violin was insured here to-
day TO ]. L. Downing. who insured tho
Instrument OF his father. the late j. b.
Downing. for SO GOO.
1t was with this violin that the elder
Downing won fame as The F1ddling
Pilot" recorded by Mark Twain in hts
Life on the Mississippi" Twain served
cub pilot under Mr.. Downing. who was
an accomplished riclinist. An intimate
friendship developed between the men
which lasted until death. The violin
has been in the Downing family for,
nearly seventy years.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-12
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. Dec. 11-Butter firm; re-
ceipts G.430; creamery. higher than exi
tras 55955I:c: creamery extras (92
score) 54l4c: firsts (sS to 81 score)
45is q 53lac; packing stock current make
No .. 35c.
Eggs-Steady receipts 5,773 fresh
pathered. extra firsts 5Sa SIC: firsts 81
n 5Sc; New Jersey. hennery whites, To-
cally candled extras zoe: do uncandled
extras G1G 6Sc; state and nearby hen;
merry browns, extras. G3&66c; Pacific
coast whites. extras 66T &c: do firsts
TO extras. fIrs,s 81 q Csc; refrigerator
firsts 20is II 2cc.
C'heesc-Steady: receipts 24s. state
whole milk. flats. fresh specials 217 %
2Sc: do. average run 27c: state.' whole
milk, twins. held. specials 27h O 2Sc;
do average run PC.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-12
eoo0S MAY EE SHIPPED
VIA PANAMA. CANAL

Washington. p"r. li.--lf the reporter
eCcor.s Of certain Vancouver business
houses arc Su"C"es'rl !'rE" portion
cs goods manufactured IN Eastern Can.
:.da for consumption In the west WIZ
soon he shipped To Vancouver via III"
Panama Canal IN order 70 avoid the
extremely high Unconstitutional freight
charges. SAWS Consul General +. NJ. Ry
Ger in p report to the department CT
commerce.
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PITTSBURGH LIVESTOCK.

Pittsburgh. Ia. bee. IL Cttt"-Ge-
CENTS loo. higher: steers tl0.@5 II:
hclr,rs sTuS.@I: COWS s. q 200.
Hogs-Recc'u,s 1900: higher; heavies
S. G0TR7t: heavy workers.. l.Ght york
crs md pigs ssEa.lS.
Sheep and ra!nhS -- Eo'c'pts 5000:
steady: top sheep $50: top MmNs sl6.25.
Calves-Rc,oIts 7oH; steady. Top
$1,000,
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noNEY MARKET

New York. Dec 11.--Call money eas-
iev. High AZ: low AZ; ruling rate AZ;
closing bid Az: offered at AZ: last
loan 4h: call loans against acceptances
81. Time loans steady mixed collat-
eral. GO and 90 days, 4A95: and
months. 4&m Prime cornmeTcial pa
per. AZ.
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SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR NEW ISSUES

Washington. Dec. ll.--Th" treasury
Gorar tmcnt say subscriptions to inc
a,w issues and Srort-tcrm notes arH
o~ocncd!nc favnrably. Preliminary 70
nnr,s Indicate progress !" being made
:, rho rIn.ar!nr of tn" combined Issue.
which amounts to 500. 600.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-12
TOLEDO GRAIN

Toledo. Oio. Dec. 11.-Wheat cash
sl2Si2.
Cloverseed. prime cash 313.s5; Decem-
Der 1885; March 1890.
Alsike. prime cash s11.o6; December
100: March 1925.
Timothy. prime cash $3.50; December
$50: March $40.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-12
L.mERT RoNnS

New York Dec. 11.--Liberty bonds
Closed: SIS, S1rO.SG; second ~. sS.46:
FIRST AVS. 9o3l: second AIS, ?s.52:
third AS. 1872: fourth AIS, $500.
Victory AVS. (unca!ledl 100.3S: do.
(called) 10000.
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EXTRA DIVIDEND DECLARED

New York. Dec. 11-An extra dtv!-
dend Of per cent was declared today
by the Nipp!ssIrg Mines company in
addition to the regular quarterly divt-
dend Of per cent.
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STANDARD on
SUBSIDIARY STOCKS

Wu-r'i"E " Va, Dec. Il, -
FURNISHED rne Ine.tS-ncer oy \. =
AaStcn & Co. members New York S;ocb
Exchange. second floor National Ban"
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N. \. COTTON MARKET

. WnCri'gE. y NI. I'cr. II. 1922
FURNISHED lne tuleuIgruCrr 10y r
MaSten K Co. m"EAJeis Nrw iork StOcH
Exchange. Second floor National HanS
OF ". Va. BLDG.
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

Wheeling. W. Va. Dec. -. i9-2
Furnished II" Intelligence" by \. r"
Mas;en & 50. members New YORK STOCK
ikr,anxe. Second floor National Dan%
% " Va. Bldg.
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n. 7. STOCK EXCHANGE

wAccEHg W. Va. Dec. ,t.st%e2
FU-E.>Eeu IT." tu;ru.-cu,-r ~ \. z
Master 4 60 u!"mbers New I.Tr StccA
Exchange. Second floor National Bans
81 " Va. Bldg
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NEW YORK CURB STOCKS

Wheeling. W. Va, Dec. I. 'S22.
FURNISHED The intellEcncer by A. r
Nasten K Co. members New York StocA
ENcnanGe. Second floor National bonA
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PETROLEUM.

Oh City. Pa. Dec. 11.-Credit balances
$500. Runs 1878: average 1920.
Shipments 91.75S: average 1852. -,
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

Whe.,:ig. y. Va. Dee. ~ l992
Furnished Tn" lntellir"n"er ny A Z
Nasteu 4 Co. members New York S'o-A
EAShunss second floor Nat,onai banR
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New York. Dee = IT" Irregular
trend OF rr.seS IA ioday's relatively "H.
and ur.a;eycStjug sock marNet mas
.gtrd tina; more attention was o"."t
r.l:I &y professional Interests 10 SpeE'''
conditions affecting particular sh;t'eH
chan u ;hc general business and Hl"uN-
,"jal situation as a wG"." Mos; ~ i'e
popular shares. showed losses ~ the
close.
Ope-.rr rrt,r~ wH~r generally nrm.
hr,' the small yo,smC Of buying power
tempted 'ar snort interests 20 ~ some
Experimental short selling. St'!Ir"1NeS'
california Petroleum. baldwin ana a
few other speculative CevOv;tSs yield
tus materially - pressure. Nhi'" -
lie attention was paid - "T;std" deN'.-
,rmsr;s The further strength ot S,e:l-
in. e<raauva. additional extra dividends
disbursements ami - lover rate i"'
money w.rN believed tu have had a sen
>ar..na. "EH,; ~ hrlas.mE about N"
rally wnrrl occurred ~ .U0d midday.
PROM ,A"r un {; WAS 4 boxing AVID HI
Tx mavewrnt 49,; " SrY t"iiN'dla.
Sl-cs showing marked strength.
National Lead UP.
N?,:ona, Lead provided one 81 y"
feature, o.. thc session. h"."s pushed
up aye points to ,c2's. a new H.EA
record soon after the np"NuuS, then
dropping - l22S. and ra',y.ng at the
close - ~. where Il represented
@e,.rsiu OF *.
Hudson Motors h-oac >i~ough .
o67,. = new Top for :.r YEAR 81 an
unuucrmcHt oc gv extra d,y@lcnd Of :"
cents - scare. ana other 'ow-pci'Hd mo-
tors hardened IN symr0tay but 10y
rs.;el tne3. gains m ne lo;er profit
taking. StudebaN,~ Dropped - in re
Spouse 20 professional setting.
4 decrease ~ -" uaAlied ORDERS Of
ne United States Steel corporation was
used a. an excuse for short attack
on certain shares in .ha; group. hut j.
failed Co.. make much Roadway. l. ).
S;e"l r,mynon Yielded small fraction
on the day aal Republic Is. IN: s2e-
c;al buying vent ~ in CrUcth'c. which
advanced point: other changes IN
;aat group being uHjwp"rt1Dt
ors Generally Heavy.
OILS Ne:c generally Hcayy. losses OF
20 - points heinE registered by
houston. the P3u-AUcr!,1D issues.
Standard Oils 80 New Jersey and Cali
cpvuil. Mexican Petroleum. California
Pr,-olaum AMI ROYAL pl;sh Rails were
slugEisN and generally lowe" bat ne
losses s,r the most part were fractional
in nature.
CO, money opened ~ i. per cen, and
hardened ~ II. before ;Hc close. Time
money rates continued q; - per cen,
Enr The %9-day matUr.t!eS and = per cent
fn- the ,0ng"- periods. Lizzie new com
'usgs.d, paper Is coming into IN" mar
ke:. prime names commanding ~ per
cea:
Adjournment of he all!eI 2~em:erS'
conference in London Sai!ed;to halt tie
advance in sterling. which touched
$50, another new high rerl,i FOR the
wear. All the other allied Arates also
moved 10 n.rhe~ ground but ne Nor
vega" rate. which touched new high
SATURDAY. dropp.ug s poi"is 20 $3.50.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-12
IRREGULAR TREND IN DULL AND
LJN|NTERESTING STOCK MARKET

.nd 4asS a. G0 - - - ......
.ri T., = 94 nb 40 ~ ~ - HN.'i
l,u &. - "a sos g\..n ......
We -, = loo. IS Toe. ~ i"u.5S ......
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-12
LOCAL. MARKET

Whr NIX. ". Va, Dec. ], !9@2
raHS GU"'Ithn list WhcShhS secs
'cho1gc I.:G r-Icd ICY The lntelli'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-12
BONDS.

Liberty Leans
lst g}-s ioV.i0 Igy.4Y 100. -
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-05-18
CANNERY PLANT
TOBE ENLARGED

s8lFetEgl- or. Agr5a 1g---Ea Qr-
Der Ito 5sstE&r HANDLE tire rag8@ll
1cEea.s51g fegQ1a erupa gas Silver
HON Food Esros1zetE EgaagaMF in
iaa6.s enIaFg8ag aga ezmnerT at thGa
place Immediately. ba the an
a0EaneeaaeaG Gs Manager HartasF
the se1Bta0a E9g1nstf WIFI BE nsse.
l,yF storing tie ea1Es,3 prof gaeas
1nEfl a alarkee eaa De ta@n1 to.
lh#na All @t sAs ngaaGaiEsrF Aas
Dsez gvsrhaalsd and pBaee,4 q
4Hra8 tIaaa s0n15sGa1 and witt 9ts 10
sadgnsiaa for th- StrawfssrrY GAN
aaag ahs tlRaa ct shs trldts IT,
s1p@a
Ot1er zG1ls5Dus sragg be mads t5
The plant tro-z sHzas TO THINE az th
saGr&aas'1 S1ssaa s,ss requires Cd.
The esmnsEF. wa5es was QGGagAg
aeFs In 1919. has apa6Gsa3 1Es 9s1s
pat every year fsuaz ta@ tIrzz 40
-hs pack of 1899 Gs sxgeetsrs
more sAaE soZbGs shas of 1871
The company already has ORDER
tos the greater &azos1lg Cf the gFs4
nat pears g8sg1
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-05-18
uGERATED TOOTH MAY
HECESaTATE OPERATION

Dallas. Mar Es--M 3. Grant.
one q the rural mail carriers
froa1 the Dallas post office. WIFI
probably have 70 undergo = ssrE-
0us operation ia Portland as = re-
suit Of trouble which started on
his saw 4 coagIe O. rears ago hy
Infection from aa uie@rate5 tucih-
Al that time the trouhis was not
given much e1rs8d derati0n. but il
rapidly became worse and as a
consequences Mr., Grant has had To
undergo a number Of operations
IN order 10 obtain relief The trou
bic first started on one side o. the
Jaw and then spread 10 ne other
The Present operation will be
Of a much Eaore serious nature. Ii
being necessary 10 remove the
iaw bone which has become bad
~ Infected FROM the trouble. Mr..
Grant has had 10 make frequent
trips to Portland in order 10 re-
ceiFs treatment