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New-York tribune., 1922-11-23
Exports Show Increase
October Showing Rest Since
March. 1921

WASHINGTON, Nov. %. - Exports
during October amounting to S3T2, 2,000,-
600 were greater than Sor any month
since March, 1921, when the total was
1887, 100000, according TO foreign trade
reports issued to-day by the Commerce
Department.
The compilation o7 figures for inn
ports of merchandise under the new
tariff law from September % to Oc-
tober 81, the department. stated, has
been much delayed on account OF the
many and complicated changes in clas-
sification, and rates Of duties and i'm
ports will be published as soon as the
reports are completed
For the ten months ended with De-
tober exports totaled 50 109 900 1000, rs
compared with $685., 100000 for the
same period in 1921.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-23
Commercial Credit

Expanding business operations are
rejected in the issuance Of commercial
paper by some firms that have not
issued paper for some time past. New
to bear the names of important cam
mereial organizations and this is taken
as evidence that the increased volume
of business is necessitating more bor-
rowing and that some provision is be-
ing made for still further expansion.
The bulk Of paper in this market
continues TO discount at ~ TO ) per
cent, although higher rates prevail in
other money markets.
The American Acceptance Council
yesterday quoted the following dis
count rates on prime bankers accept
ances eligible FOR purchase by Federal
Reacryya hapkss
New-York tribune., 1922-11-23
Is. & M. Seeks No Alliance
New ENGLAND Mergers Discussed
viii Mass. Committee

BOSTON, Nor. Proposals for
consolidation of New England rsii~
roads with each other or with connect
ing trunk lines were discussed b.
President James H. Hustis of the Boe-
ton & Maine Railroad and President
d. J. Pearson OF the New York, New
Haven & Hartford Railroad to-day ss .
continued hearing held as the State
House by the Governors committee 80
investigate the railroad problem.
The Boston & Maine was seeking ro
alliance at this time with any raj
road, President Hustis said. Such az
alliance, the road management felt.
would not be beneficial TO the propertv
at the present time.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-23

sf shares Metropolitan Tohseo, e,or,pe,v
eo.iinoh' an' SlVV each, per share. 800
40 shares Central Stamping Company
1856 shares Milford g. uxbrtdge stresf
M no,t'iWhy common, SlQo each: per aiiare SO
s'o9o shares Buck Creek OIL. 81 each; per
10 shares Agadon Corporation stock trust
certifoetes; lot ..........-,,,S - "a
sl9oo Asadon corporetion, Series ~. 4.
tour-year certificate OF indebtednsss.
&s9 shares h Wheatihnd Industrial Company,
800 shares eIo 5ai Brothers Company si''
500 shareu Empire Trsnspor,atio1nt 1t $i'V0' &
75 shares IA. poaertg Securities Cot co '1'
179,s4 shares Vernon Mining Co.
1000 note Of the vernon Mining es ,9t $40
dated dt January 3, 1918, duo months
s55S shsrcs Automatic straight AZ h'r $40
Brake Co. common V. T. c, No par
29o qharen Automatic straight pIl S"TT %IT $50
Brake Co. Sd prefd. 500 each.
SO sharcs Mexican International a. corpn tl,e ~''
nfefd, 80 shares Mexican Iuterns~
tional Corpn. common. .........., lot sa5
2.2s5 shares Union OH Company OF Of '
200 shares Royal rirer Mines pg' Aa1fo lot :iio
262 shares General Syndicate, Inc. lot S2a
200 shares rarlston WorBted MIlls, Inc.
lIelu. t-'s-. lot s1I6
:,5Go shares Consolidated Tesas Pro
oucing Go, ~ each. ......... .lot 81
IS ehares East Coast Fisheries prefd.
1875 shares nevtilon. 1nc, So profd
per share $50
bond scrip. due 1000. ........... lot $o3
100 ehares Elk Cheese Co. $40 each.
shares Kreno Lee Co, Inc $500
20 shares Colonial Lend Improvement
New-York tribune., 1922-11-23
Railroads Earning Power
No. 36-Canadian Pacific

We pyesesst Ia the sabjoiued article
fho thfftg-stath of q series OF foytp
aaftR discussions Of the present eaj.n;ng
potoeT Of the leu6saO AD,ey,icnn sten,t
railroads. Az sho rcgeest a. TIo Trjb-
'tae, these etadios .eeg.o m93egtok., bs
ne STANDARD Statistics Companp, Tac.,
Nefa ! oTk, aehich bas prepared the
papeTs "a d1sa 's securing q copyright for
R,m ,, ta 1873. The tksftg-seuenth aYt3clo
sett eppsdi' 6o-n1o3Y03c aud tciu deaf ae;th
Neg Z otk, Chicego &c Sc. Louis -Finua
htaying always enjoyed the benefit
of able and conservative management,
the Canadian Pacific has been Built up
TO a point where it has become fnan-
ciaiiy one of the strongest railroad
properties on the American continent,
ana lts securities now possess high
investment rating.
During the period OF the war and
after the company was subjected to
the same general conditions taat af-
fected The railroads in the United
States, but, unlike them, it received
no government aid, Like other raii-
roads, It's earning power in 1921 snf-
Tered from depressed conditions and
the recovery has been somewhat more
retarded than that Of the railroads in
this country as q whole. Improvement,
however, has set in, aud it would not
be at all surprising if the small def.
icit now Indicated for 1922 after pay
ment of dividends should fail to ma
terialize.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-23

shares American five Stock g. loan
= NssVs SIou eaeh rs...,... per share sf0s
j siiares Luck peve1opment a improvs.
rnept Co, 500 each ID, AZ
100 shares United Weat Iudies Corpn.
1'ess snares wiliys corpn Z nrsfd.
/, o6 ~ 81 ugpoau' u':..s.;........5...,.l lot So
'Vg shares vegetable OIL CorPn. prefd.
l,oao shares Flint &c Horneg Co, Inc,
> ny nno'nnaon nh sloo each ..... lot 81, 400
4og shara1 Eastern Rolling Mills ~
Baltimors So cum. prefd per share SEQ "a
% shares La Porte oil s. Ref. Corpn
New-York tribune., 1922-11-23

pany controls considerable MILEAGE
IN the United States bv yirtue ~ Ito
stock stock ownership in other companies.
! ne more important among its proper.
t'es IN this country are the Minns-
apoils, st, Paul & Sault Ste. Mar1e
slmetuding Wisconsin Central). yvitn
a'376 miles Of road, and the Duluth
Seuth s6a Shore & Atlantic, with about
0Vo miles OF road.
Property Value
BENG Canadian road, the corn.
phny is not subject to the trausportn.
tion act, and consequently no tiqurep
1or property value are available outside
OF lts balance sheet. According u TN.
ig1l statement. the company's owner
snip ~ railroads, steamships and fanan
tosaIed IN value more than $755, 500, COG
or 10 per cent in excess of total cap
aLalazation; This would give the com
mon stock an equity amounting 70
%l4o a share, after deducting the face
value of funded debt and preferred
STOCK These figures, however, do NOT
take INTO consideration the acquired
securities Of leased lines and miscel-
ianeous investments, the cost OF which.
according to the books. exceeds $780,
ooo,ooo, sum equivalent in itself to
So4 a share on the common stock.
Growth of Revenues
w. Gross Net after Total
.js5$ eee sSs' sto inSSmS so6S5o
'1922 l7zsoo,ooo So.1oo,oOo $780, 600
Inc. t4% t20a f1oe,
Estimated. decrease.
IL viii be noted that the Canadian
Paclhc has been affected by the Tide
or rising costs in like manner 10 the
railroads in The United States. Gross
earnings so far this year have been
ranging below the monthly totals Of
ooth last year and the year before
and, though the latest reports show
an Improvement in net, due to de-
creasing ratio of operating costs. the
total tor the nine months ended Sep
tember 30, 1922, is 50 500 900 below tie
ngures reported for the correspond-
ing period year ago.
Dividend Record
The first issue OF the per cent
non, cumulative preference stock was
made in 1895 and the full 4 per cent
rate has been paid without interrup-
tion since then.
On Che common stock The Arst divi
dend, at the annual rate Of per cent,
was paid IN 1892 From that time
down TO the present payments have been
made each year and since 1909 the
annual rate has been 10 per cent.
Margin of Safety of Earnings
The margins of safety above inter
est and dividend payments shown in
the table below are based on the per
centage that income available FOR these
purposes could decline and still leave
sufficlent to meet all the reduiroments
New-York tribune., 1922-11-23
Bid and Asked

Following arc She Closing bid ard
asked quotations OF stocks listed on
the Sock Exchange IL which there
were 40 transactions yeeGerday:
New-York tribune., 1922-11-23

1syser 1st pr.ls2is 7etf5
-. SJ1a 30
lu-,,. y p-.. R7A lOo;+
heisey Wheel. a2 81
CO pg ....IG0 fss
kNjk & u II. 10
do " ... 90
Rresgc " ..aIta ias
hTees & Co. no lae
% pr ....I19 i2e
L i * W Or. 70 ~
Ltgg & M i. .isi 2os
60 z: ..il7h i22
70 y .l90 71a
Lima Loco pr.il6
r. " y lst Ig.i03% fl5
40 I'd pr. Ills lac
Lotail2rd pr. .II2 i29
MScksg Cos D. 90 -
Nag Cop -. 27:5 25
MailiRson Pr. So Be
Man Sugar PIX n 90
Msnhat Beach q a.
stan Zee Sup 81 BS
, msn ,1 shir: pEiIo Ise
MAR ~ RS. az
May AfotoT q IL ~.
DO lat Dr q
20 "a pr Ct !
s,ss sisy De ST pr.iig iss
MiSmi llls. Cop. :. 25H IS
NJ Il & r.. g ~
do ~ -. 3 -
Mont Pow p-.IiT
Sit,,,i SimTls & r.. 7Th Sc
ntiiiis l5y pr a.
N~sa &ot pr.i0s zig
Nasii & Chat. .ll5 10
Sat Bis pr. .l2224 IoF
Nat C & 8. 81 81
AT. M@t Asse pr. lI2x lifE
NH NIB 81 lst pr si5
: J SeSL ID. 81 Is
y \ Harlem. 100
= 4 sfiipbidg. liz Ig
~ Falls mi NJ laT
Sort & w pr. rs Ak
or Cent -. 7s =.
10 Scot Steel 3T1s as
| Ilisuilnaaiy S.l s.i -. I0% II
S5ni Sii7Gy 8
0fph Circ rr. ~ a.
OTIS Eies n. 500 fes
llots Essei ps 81 rs
0sstas Bot pr. fosfs g.
Psc Go lss pr IS az
% "a l,r.,. i6 Ss
pac Tel 4 4 81
Par & Bing.. 10 isE.
s'enney ] G pr.zeas& foj
N pri pr 10 M
Pm Jones pr 81 IS
pttts Cosl pr. b. iS
+ r w & e.ig5
20 pr ....las IsOss
Ph,s Steea pe. SiI 81
Z A. Wa Va ~ ~ a.
Por RE Tub. IS es
~ 4, 81 Car pr.lcl is2.f,
z Q 5 ~ ~ 951s I0o
81 Spr pf,ils la0
Refs 4 Co. iSA ~:
do lst Dr... so
keai Z iFt pr.i0l I0as
dc cd pT... -
Rons & s&r. liTH f2s..
Reyn Too ~. ~
90 pr silS IIszs
sears Roe ~. 1875 fa
SIS ) & T.. 80 lc
Go pF ...a 70 30
Spalaing r.. ,I9i5z x5x
Z splssf II pr. e5 az
Standard asil, is2 f3s
d9 Dr ... - 81
stSei Tubs pr. &c rs
stern 4 8 p. 5GGg iag
Sup Ssesl 2sSS sss.
To ps 49,. 80
sT a. r Ii Z. .ss, S5Q
1ob Fn,i pr g0s 100
Trasls &: W s 20 "a :
Twin CITY Il 4 kY 81
40 ~ +.s - "
ae-'d e pr.ii4 ie0
Un Tank .tisss IIs
40 pr s.. J0ssa 7loss
Tn C.gax 81. .L2e los
90 " .....iiS Iss
iU Drug tsi pr f5st "a
III 5 | al pr. ash I0t
10 8 3 d H.. So So
| Go pr 49,. zs sfts
III . Tob. gs@ SO
Go pr ...,. .1i6
I've Car ca b. l5M IL
Va l @ & G. IS 5S5s
DO pr ...s slx s5
We L & r pr rs 95x
Wabash pr b ~ laS
Westsse A E. IS fH
Westsss Af pr. 10 rs
Wilson CO pg. SO sy
syooiwcvsh n. tasM =
W.T. & 81 pr A - Sg
] 90 p Be-. es o.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-23
Prices Unsettled
I'm Quiet Trading
On Curb Market
Disappointment Over Fail.
ure of National Transit
Extra Dividend To Nateri-
alize Depresses alle Oils

Prices turned lower in quiet trading
on the Curb market yesterday, largely
pointment IN the failure of an extra
dividend on National Transit ia ma
Seriaijzoy which unsettled oil and allied
stocks,
Pipe line shares were less active and
profit tkking resulted In noticeable de-
clines. New York Transit fell 6 points
and National Transit lost moro than 2
points. Prairie Pipe Line sagged 3
points and Prairie Oil and Gas loss
& points. New England lauel Oil
dropped points. Magnolia Petroleum
losg points.
Consolidated Gas rallied more than
point and industriais as whole dis
played better tone, although Durant
Motors sagged more than point
New-York tribune., 1922-11-23

BID. Askc
Alb & sus. 1909
Al &m Chb!e. li7
I Ailrg West. ..iGJfs -
All Roaify .. Il
AL Caslin ". 94s1 g5
A I5k Suts pr 5iia rs
Am Beet s pr. T3s 80
ABS & T py.l10M Ill
An Cau rr. .Ilg lllA
Am Chlcle II -
Ana Coei -. -
An Iee pr. 90 81
.Ain Loco ~. I2oia I22
An Malt & q y i
AM Sm pr A.i0Is5 f02A
Am snui1. lac IA
do pr ..... e. y iJ3
Ain Sug ps. los i99
8ar1 Sum y ~ 57iA soA
8 To pr uelY.1AJ 100
4 w w Z n. S5& SIX
Am Wool pr. 1919 III
Ann Arbog IL ts
Art MetalA. =. An i51k
Assets III Co. Z u
A D @ is. ps S2 Sc
co "a pr. IS 90
Atlsntic Pet. - Or
Atlantic Ref. 1895 i40e
do pr .....llE lle
Atlas Powder. i55 isT
Atlas Tac.. E. 1915 ia
Aus Mich Pr. SIS SIS
Bad Loco pr. III IiSss
BaFnet u pr. e3
Bayuk Bros. :. az IS
Co ~ .....1l2 1ts
Beech Creek. y. 81 & -
BeechpGt i y. io7
Betl. Steel =. s3is S4%
10 pr -. 93ia 90
Br Emp ST.. 8 -
30 ist pr. =. So II
60 ID pr. 2sfs 20
Brown Sh pr. 9s loo
Il II & p pr. % SIS
Bun & sus.. 15i5 Ss
do pr ..,. - 81
Bush Term. :. io0
do pr $50. 81 pa
CSn Solthern. 81 So
CARSON Aill. :. 8
(,sse ] / pr. Sc 80
Cen liR N J.269 :ii5
Certain Lat pr - 9sh
& s p NJ & D Is 80
10 pr .....1qi los
G &C g. S L 70 Ts
DO pr 49,. - 90
G s. Pitts. I. 50 so
elustt Peab. :. 81 5la
10 ps -, 100 lO2
G r s. i. -. 25ts 28As
@ & s Ist pr eeh SO
do "a ps. ;. IS 30
CoIn solv "A. AVS AZ
do L ...... 50 IS
Csaleg 7 u. u 10
Con Cigar pr SO IS
lsm Gas Bait li9
c5as Can pr. 100 lis
& p & II pr.lt9 f22
6rex Carpet. ). - 50
Cru steel pr. 81 90
Deere 80 r.. II Is
DE: Edison .sl09 tie
Des II & sw. 81
Des Bfae;ss :. 25
do pr ..... 40
De- I'm RR.. 70
Diamond IS. LED
D s 8 & A.. 8 ~
do pr .... Az 4h
Du r " pr. s. s5ss
Durham Hos. - 81
60 pr .... 7SN ss
East NOD pr.los
Etkhorn G pr. 80 ~
En- Brsnt =. 5k g
Entii John pr,Ii7N ilsh
Erie & Pitts. S4ia
Ex Buffet -. aTA ss5s
Fairbanks -. 8 IS
FeSi 81 & u. e III
Fisher by pr. lio lie
Fs,s B oh pr. 9s a5
Gaas0l wnss.. II u
Gen Baking 1877 ia5
do pF s....1iI
Gen Cigar Els. t67 Tia
Gen Motor pe s3ss ss
do 7 deb, "a e634
GilliIsnc O pr. S5
Gimbei Bros. . saM 40
Greene c c.. e4ss %
! Hack Wat :. IL
do pr .... - 10
Heline @ W..i6
ti0 pr ..... ifs
III Cen pr VI i..lI2M itS
tndiaB Il pr. So
Int 8gricai. :. s5s T
Int Nickel rr II Tf&
Int pssasy pr. SIS TO
60 pr stpd.. II TS
Int Bait -. T6
ssws cent9el. AZ s.
soi 4 gsst. eSM esq
WaWN AsNe am HH tVa{
New-York tribune., 1922-11-23

Call loans against acceptances,
per cent,
New-York tribune., 1922-11-23
Bonds

S5@@@9 5@@@ ! ANN re- o. 8 e.. 9 g. 3 g..
1000 East Mass 4tas &C sc Sc IS
2OOO Hood Rub Is. e9ik 99!9 991a 991a
5000 Int Cement ds 1097s 1oeR 1osia 10si3
5000 Mass Gas 1ss. 95ia 95h 951a 951z
1000 Miss r Pow 5a SO 80 92 81
79oS ]9oS S,,i9, y Eng Tel 5s' sG 81 sS g
sO00 War Bros i1bs.1o? 1oT 1861 1861
5o00 West r s. t SIS 95Ss 96s: s6&s a5ss
New-York tribune., 1922-11-23
Historical Factors

The Canadian Pacific is truly
tTanscontinentai road, because the lines
1t operates extend from st. John, N.
B., on the Atlantic, to Vancouver, b. c.,
on the Pacific coast, serving the i'm
portant cities of lower Canada.
The company also owns and operates
a feet of ocean-going liners maintain
ing direct communication between
Montreal and Liverpool, England, on
the Atlantic, and between Vancouver
and Asiatic ports on the Pacific.
The Canadian Pacific Railway was
Incorporated in 1881 TO take over as
private enterprise government
project involving the construction of
a railroad to connect the existing lines
in eastern Canada with the Tactic
coast. From time to time additional
lines were acquired either by purchase
or lease, gradually rounding out the
system to its present proportions.
Besides the Canadian lines, the COM
New-York tribune., 1922-11-23
Growth OF capitalization and Mileage

It will be noted that the capital
structure is very we'll balanced, in fact,
q trifie over half of the total is com
posed of stock. About two-thirds of
the funded debt, as above shown, is
represented by what is called "deben-
ture stock" which in some respects is
similar to a bond and in others to q
stock.
Between. 1912 and 1922 the mileage
directly operated by the company has
increased from 1o,863 miles to 13,444
miles, or % per cent.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-23
ssNK STATEMENT
q aa asas coNnETfs5N or TTfE
as TITLE q TRUST CO.

,s i business on sho 1eth aay Or
RESOURCES.
........ s1Y,Tsa.ea
Il ,,e5 authorized bg
g Il the Cn8e3 states sSs,s%s.eo
@ and
g. ass .,-ys 10 ss2s. sae.os
" - ,teira ss.Sss-ss
u SAef .-------.-----.--4---a &SaSAOaf
- wesersi Reaervs
ssw York leea offssts sss.9TS,1s
Il = .s.snroyss Tesers's <Sse
Il tsxs esTsesa - 2s0se, ,fss.1e
EsiseA sshe- ianRs, tcuss
and kan6ers- 90
"a tssna IN
A.css ytss
& ssSgei'.' ssslssl .sss.atf.a7
'il.s esSsTiS's. s sssl sa.sss1T
.,sssrn.s aeeured By
y ~. ~, rsortsAs deed pT
q 4sssse ee'iaseF&t @Ss' a0s,oe
Vi ..ystagnte aeeofed o.
stsrat ........,.:. =. - HsetS,t 9Ss' o
r. ants aFd Bills psr~
+ -',s N s0eured by eot~
~ -s'-FAf-*. es0Ns,Ss l'su
- 49,. s.s-.e. SeS' . :
81 IA IA .ssF sEages oTFasa = S'st s'eo{'s
I es's es's3assgs 5 ole. ooo.eo
sss III eststv %s''Ve-V9
/. - 4-e-a~s--s---~ SfsNSes sbE.nu
New-York tribune., 1922-11-23

Total sales stocks, 585,2o sharea.
Total sales bonds, $I,047, 900.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-23
wi k Us in Other Cities
Baltimore

Bonds
Sales. Omen T4igh. Low Last
$4,000 Tall Elec 5s.,. sG4 eGN ss4 9sh
$G"S goa" Ity Gns ,s 1854 10 15s% ld%d l5s%
1000 Coal 5a.....,. Seta sS'a SStb ssA
5000 do 6s.......11o ITO lie 11o
""" zoo" nor Nor con 5s @" e. ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ sss
5000 Power 6s. 40. .102% 10a& 1929 169&
1900 Tn 6e t949. .102Fs lO1fS 10l +, 161 -
1000 do As 4s..".... &c., "a IL II a a
goSo 5SS y" y 4 rag I r. e. 115# "a ~ ~
New-York tribune., 1922-11-23
to meet all the requirements
Securities at Auction

'Year ended June 90. 1Estimatod.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-23
Montreal
Toronto

W ~
DO new com. a...........,....... so -
90 new pf. f.........,......,s.. ~.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-23
iosT or THE CONDITION or Tzn
Isrminal Exchange Bank
of New York
REsouRcus

Fsnber. {s2a
New-York tribune., 1922-11-23
Railroads
Miscellaneous

ANN Agr 80 50, 60 go
"a AmoskeaC ....Il1 l11fs III III
3GY 3a9 A'ao do pt a"eu '.,:.. 49,. IL 1s& ~ ~
20 Ann Sugar pf. 107 to7 1o6 Is 1851
480 ANN T s. Tel. 1879 1913 lG2 122A
10 Ann Wool -. 90 92 e2 92
Ann Wool pf f.1o9h t0eia lo9b 10sh
10 eos c Gas pr 1o6h 1865 1865 1861
zoo East Bos Land 3M az az ~
Az Eaatprn s. s.. S3 SO 81 u S2
New-York tribune., 1922-11-23

!. 4 businesa % sho 1sth aay OF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-17
OUTDOOR OPEN TRACK MEET
PLANNED BY EAST END GLIB
Church Hill Athletic Association Selects November 4
for Big Evcnl-Quar,er-Mile Track Be-
ing Laid Off for Meet

Tor III" SAX" "f variety tn" church
iiill Athletic Association will Offer
an outdoor traces meet ON November
!. with tn" afItir open to all anna
tours and with special events for
girls and women The AFFAIR Will h.
staged At TIA" e. &. \. Held. wh,r,. 4,
ruari.r-iuIlc ir;.,k - now b"uur CON
Stru"trd
TIA" track meet VIII he the frs,
big event cot the fan and winter sea-
son tor the i:nsi"ndrrs. who are
planning basketball. Rugby and soc
Ger 1" bridge TIA" long zap between
has"hal! and football. Archie Evun.
billy HAY ANA Doc Wharton arc in
charge "f til" meet and the arrange
msnts for 1t.
All chhs viii l." Invited To enter
their athletes ia th" meet. :.nd The,
banks are ais" ''Nl",t"d to hay. their
star performers IN action. Special
closed events tor ia" clubs and bank <
viii l." ARRANGED cups and medals
VIII u" presented viinsrs ia ali.
events.
Thr different branches of sports For
fnl, ana winter hnv" been divided off
aud managers named a. fellows:
l;udhN fonthnll. charles Perkins.
Soccer football. John t;rundy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-17
Nnnc successor To- linz,

within tho next Tow d -.",.,,
nor lac" TrinkIr sol. ,r..,,
member OF Tho s,nr, Inl5.,,,i
Commission 'or torn ~ xix ,.ar,
- succeed captain Charles NJ,
Hugh. - Roar'-c Whuo ,.ere Ill.,.
sa'd 10 be uu'uher Of aanljra,.s
for The r"st ~" helcr M or,
cal frr.cs 'nat captain McpY..
VII! b. rcaDpprtcf I'm, .p -,
nu'res 'ha' ono - tho ,hrsc cum
missioncrs p" law cr aud can
tain Mctiush one ~ b.. !..,.
known atto~unre .- rrr r,.,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-17

WEEKS SALES HEAVY
AT ROCKY MOUNT

ROCKY MOUNT. v g.. S"rt Ia
sales hnN" h""n heavy arHiu this
week aud. !" avoid hlu"Hs. II was
necessary =" put on ia" third sale.
IN" rark"t Viii confirm" to have
'hf"" sales until TIA" rush * over.
Flit""n thousand pounds htN" been
S"Id during tn" week ut an average
al :" cents. I'll" printing GRADES sim
ri'd"minat", with a fair proportion
"i leaf showing up winch brings
.""d prices. We expect To- Soc sales
di"r on some next week. as tn"
farmers are compelled 10 begin pick
inE cotton and housing "'h"r crops
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-17
UNIVERSITY OF VA. PUT
ARL0TTESV|LLE ON MAP
Has Been Town Of Stead,
Crowth-Albcmarlc Has
Had Variable Career.
During Period OF Nearly Two Ncnrs
Prcscnf site Was Primitive For
cot with County S~at Near SCOTS
vile, Says Writer.

r-11.p, oD,-roc>,,r -,
:, a. va. : -, -''''' ~ sept
4o'-'' "'hn"T E'F"n ny IN" cham
Dor OF Commerce, at which many
LEADING rcaidcuta OF tho cou,,,
''"'' H"cS'S' ~ i""' ~ l"'r'nE"r.
former chairman OF tho faculty ~
no University OF VIRGINIA and lt.t
~rvJd,,. ot N,-.t,,t, p,.,,
..I,,.o Nv. 49, r,u...,.
N''h &C
cunt OF the historic relationship
existing between tho county and ,a
county ,eo, c,,-,o,,os,.uuo
FROM i''' TO 100. IN" county "N-
iE;ed, strange az II may sound. with
OUT charlottesville. During this no
10, ., ,,. ,,
'"'"'S ''"'S' '''
this present sit"a Was rrimitiv"
forest. tho county sea, was near
Soo,tsville. whore e. com. hcus.
'''' "'u f'''''S as s''' ~
those 0f Goochland" gavn dignity to
,he law.
.oo- no ,o,,,y .o,, wos .s,,,
!ish"t here, u was almost move"
away 20 a town on the Rivanuu
Rivor FAMED Milton, a milo south CO.,
s,,aor yn,,, y,,o, ,o,,y ,,,
o,Iy no found With n Mick .ua
shove, was FAR ahead OF Charlo,tcs
vIlle I'm 20 1877 and q was real,
the location ~ the university here
mat rava mis- CITY ;s pcrmancn,
"Taad rnar,o,;.svilio has been a
,ovn ~ steady rrov,h while tho
co,,n.x MAS h,i n most variable ca
roo-
outsiders Once Owned r.nnd.
Tho number Of outsiders who one"
owned land i'm Nlbcmarle has caused
much comment. and vet lis cause S
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-10-26
The Princess.

Helen Chadwick and James Rem.
ME are the leading players in the
THE Dust Flower" appearing at
the Princess today.
1t is story OF a modern Gin.
derella, who is saved from a sui.
cide's grave by RashleIgh Allertoa
Games Renniel. and later marries
him, but to find herself much out
of place in his beautiful home.
Thinking her husband would be
happier with his erstwhllc sweet
heart, she decides to go quietly
away, but is brought back, to dis.
cover that she is In her rightful
place after all, for she has won
her way to the heart of the man
who married her to carry out a
threat made in fit Of piQue.
Claude Gillingham as the butler
gives a fine Interpretation OF o
character role, and Miss Chadwick
gives a charming portrayal Of au
eXacting part.
Il is a very romantic tale, we'll
told, II not altogether logical.
The Leather Pushers is the add.
ed feature.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-10-26
Roach Arrested on Charge
Of Beating Street Car Man

Glen Roach, believed by police
officials of the Monongahela
Power d Railway Co. 10 he one Of
the two men who assaulted and
beat the crew Of one Of the local
cars a few nights ago, is n prison.
er In the county jail awaiting a
preliminary hearing on the charge
He was arrested by county officers
last evening on . warrant sworn
out by traction officials before
Magistrate NJ. r. Musgrove
The car crew was changing the
trolley at the end Of the run at
OaEwoOd road when the alleged as
Sault occurred. The members ct
the crew say that the men had act.
ed In = disOrderly and unruIy man.
nor on the car prior to reaching
the end of tho run ana that they
had to call them down for their
improper conduct on the car. When
the end Of the line was reached tho
pair jumped on the motorman and
conductor and severely beat them
The officers are still searching for
the other man.