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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-03
La! brillante labor que rea-
liza Ia Cruz Roja Americana

Eombre sin servicio que ha sido inutili
zado D que Sc encuentra enfermo. de-
lido SUI labor en- la guerra.
Sc espera desde luego, que todo el
rlundo ayudara en- 10 que pueda lie
var cabo esta obra v que los volun-
tarios Sc haran responsables para Ell
buen 6xito DEL mismo
Aqui, Ell Puerto Rico. las activida-
Ges de esta va conocida organization
van progresando acknowledgements
En- los iiltimos dias del mes pasado
Sc abrio otra clinica en- La Perla'
qlizas ell barrio mas necesitado ror las
condiciones horribles reinantes ALI mas
cue en- todos los demas barrios de la
capital.
Ell Servicio de Enfermeras habia he
cho planes hace tempo para abrir esta
clinica, pero los fondos li1nitados la
falta de enfermeras le habia permi-
lido hasta Ell mes passdo, en- que la
Landera de la Cruz Roja fu6 izada So
Ire Ell pequefio salon de escuela que hay
en- ell centro de ese distrito. Veinte y
cinco madres asistieron la yrimera
clinica.
El DR. Montalvo tiene a ST cargo
tsta Clinica y la Sra. d. A. Barry ha
lrestado su servicio volunta,1c para
ayudar los pacientes nenar las tar
Jetas que contiene ell record" fisico
de cada rno. La asistencia a In segun-
la clinica fue mucho mas grande. ha-
biendo I'm total de SO pacientes.
Es dificil apreciar 10 grandicso que
es esta labor y 10 mucho que signifca
para Puerto Rico.
Como resultdo de los muchos casos
de T. B. que han sido traidos nues-
tro servicio de Enfermeras, Sc celebro
en- el mes de febrero una conserencia
con la Presidenta de la Liga Anti-Tu
berculcsa.
La idea fue muy bien acogida por
=" PA0oAN0Aeos y C4 dSu14tO 30 GOISLlO q
Ia consideration de la Liga, con tan
buen resultado, que Sc nombr6 una en-
fermera para los casos de tuberculosis,
Dicha enfermera trabajara en- Ell dis
trito de Puerta de TERRA, teniendo su
ohcina en- La ofcina Central del servi-
clio de Enfcrmeras de la Cruz Roja
Americana.
Ell sueldo de dicha enfermera sera
pagado por Ia Liga Anti Tuberculosa,
pero Ia inspection, oficina, informes,
etc, sera por La Cruz Roja Americana
La seforita Maria Cristina Morales
lla sido nombrada para desempenar di-
cha plaza.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-03

han de ser evacuadas por las t-opas y
occsnas de puestos de acantoaamiento
del ejercito han de abandonarse, ell
Congreso debiera decirlo en- esa fcrma.
81 un nimero considerable de acoraza-
cos, de cruceros, de destroyers y torpe-
deros han de retirarse del servicio, que
10 declare asi Ell Congreso. No puede en-
torpecsr v embarazar la administra-
ci6n, en- Ell dominic executive de las
fEerzas militares y navales y al mismo
tempo conservar esta responsible de
deberes que no pueden cumplirse sin
las fuerzas que debe tener sn dispo-
sicion.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-03
lINsPIRADA PoR Ell
GoBERNADoR?

Hasta nosotros han llegado informes
de que ell doctor Lippitt ha hecho mani
festaciones en- el sentido de que su car
ia al Representative Humphreys fue ms
prada en- la politica del Gobernador, y
hasta Sc asegura que Mr.. Lippitt dice,
que la referida misiva fue sancionada
por Mr. Reilly.
Damos esta nota simplemente titulo
de information, va que acusaeiones tan
graves en- contra del pals no han po-
dido ser nlinca sancionadas por Ell Go
bernador.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-03

Ell Elixir dc Leonardo, ei gran ren,edio pa
ra la sangre. Este aumentara su sangre,
alimentara regularizara los organos dr.
gestivos DevuSlve el color al anemico.
libertad al reumatico da vida y vigor al
sistena nervioso. Su poder en- casos de
decaimiento y debfidad es sorprendente.
Pereza. enervacion y falta de vifalidad son
tambien indicaclones de que su sangre me-
costa un rcniedlo chcaz j vigorizador No
pierda tempo, vaya inmediatalnente IA
drogueria mas cercana y obtenga una boz
tella del EHxw de Lcondydi para Va SdR-
gre. lomelo una vez y Sc convenccrz.
Recomendado por miles de personas que
nan sido curadas de envenamIento de Ii
sangre. reumatisno. goia. ilceras, escr6~
falas. tuniores. debilidad nerviosa ctras
enfermedades. I'd quedara satisfecho de
los resultados despues de haber tornado 10
primera botella.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-03
PARA Ell CATARRO

FL catarro es una infection de las men,
branas mucosas. y es un slntorna de sangre
pobre Sangre pura proteee el sistcn1a
contra. afeccioncs catarrales. I'll EHriy De
Leondydi Para Ia sSangye lmpiara su sis
tena, expulsando de su cuerpo todas las
materias venenosas, VI alfn1entara sus ve-
mas y arterias con sangre pura y roia-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-03
DERROTAN UNA RESoLUCIOFg
EN- Ell PARLAMENTo BELGA

BRUsELAs, mario 31.-La Camara
de Diputados no aprob6 la resoiucion
presentada por el diputado socialista M
vandervelde mediante la cual Sc redu
cia seis meses Ell servicio militar en- ei
pals.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-03

Secciones para libros. Ia
nlailo de secci6n 11-1I34
por seccion $3.50. Base sa
nitaria para las mis-
mas $3.50, tapa para las
misn1as $3.50
The Keota news., 1922-11-10

Independence Of mind IL the more
delightful " you feel that you can sf
for,i II.
The Keota news., 1922-11-10
YARDS OF RIBBON ON GOWNS
eiashy Strands Run osmvs ~ shs
Rainbow - ovpeiy shs Nsw
e6Sets 81 oseeas

fou will And yards upna yards Of
ribbons On tho modern drvss.up suwuA
Somehow the foemslity of The drsao
designs srrm to demand that stsram.
Ing snd formally plated style Of trim.
ming which Only the de luxs ribbon
can supply.
Hut before you can realize how
charming these ribbon trimmings csa
b. ypu must SO the ncw ones ~ they.
have been woven. They cone In all
the brightest cplorS Of the rainbow.
They embody sii Of tive newer snd
ha1dsotner threads and wcavea. They
are made In stripes and plaids and
stars and in Paisley patterns that a.
tonish the eye.
In very many cascs. In fact. ribbons
are usc,i as edges NJ trimmings which
hy reason of their contrast With the
basic material of the frock form that
decorative note which cannot he ~.
saultctl and which proves to he In Its
entirely simple way the so.callcsi max.
ing Of the gown.
Black and white or black and gold
ribbons arc particularly lovely against
highly cplorc,i backgrounds of ma.
tcrial. For Instance. there wRs 4 black
and silver ribbon no wider than an
Inch and half used Ms nm esiginx on =
house gown of jade green satin. The
edge decoration enve nll the desired
effect md II was about as simple trim
ming ~ could he imagined. It served
only to hold down the hem and at the
ssmc time II made n trimming that
would be hard to outdo.
You cannot go wrong II you are
buying ribbons for the trimmings for
your newer dress gowns. They can be
wide or narrow. soft or stif. but they
can always Rnd place In the more
formal styles.
The Keota news., 1922-11-10
ns.sioe -pessh Quilt Sold.

Marion. Uhie.-Thc Harding front
porch quilt. which uas made by the
Whatsoever Circle Of Kings Daughters
at Marion. with the assistance Of MEa
Harding. was sold TO cabiac, mem
bcr, whose name was withheld fes
$40.
The money will be used to establish
a bed in the city hospital. it was au'
nounced.
The quilt contains the autographs
Of fifty.foUr prominent people who
visited Marion during the ir.U prcsi-
dcn,iaI camaixn and others whose
autographs were sen the ladies'
AmonS the signatures are those OK
President and Mrs. Harding and for
mpr Presidents william Howard Tan
and Woodrow Wilson.
The Keota news., 1922-11-10
new OUTER WRAPS
Street Garments Feature Artis.
tho Quality and Beauty.
Psvisisnnss Are Paying More Astsn-
sisn - cssts and cspss Than
- ososssA

whatever tho occasion. be they the
morning hours Of shopping ox work
ing OF tho afternoon hours ut leisure
and pleasure. tho Parisicane still
wears q street wrap that has every
artistic quality and beauty about II.
sSys . Paris fashion correspondent III
tho Nos YORK 1tmrs This il the age
Of the beautiful coat. Women are psy.
ing moro attention TO lhcts outer
wraps than to their drvssrs. It'd are
learning to wear them with norc grace
and character.
In Paris especially. tbe stree,
.ssps ssv developing with marked
soercsaL The s~ssos's openings psoss
thst fact ~ the many examples OF TO
e~nt wrap building make their debut.
Chsoro shows = wrap OF bcisw crepe
which II completely eoScrrd ~ith sn
aiiovss pattern In SILK embroidery and
gold thread. initiating the gorgeous
esshmsscs Of the ancient tiinduss
rstoa has sa exquisite eullcrtioa Ut
black espcs trimmed with fur. snd
generally with fsihscs of black
nscakcy. Thc collars arc extremely
high. rising ~ tho back until they
Touch the bFim of ones hat. Certain
Of the ~nps express the freedom and
dash af tho caeeack's sui-.
~ R~nce's The sflcsnooa wraps
hssv aosv us i~ss The S~mbisnev VI
elaborated aud elongated costume
biouseA The fur collars at h~s fabric
usSps srv not - exsxxcssted ~ IN
sous - the osh~e sho~insA Hut It~
fur jackets amply compensate fos this
sppssvat siightias at tho luxusipus
taste and are created wiih . isstsh
The Keota news., 1922-11-10
sUs,Mgss TIoG ON RISE
AenShIy Review Shows People Are
N0W DVyina

CIrs Gland. Ullivs-Th- b9slhre. tide
is rising tho rvsvsias tide has carried
Vut ssa"st Ut tho ~tv~4. OF business
aud thv ineonaias tide is raising tLe
tidr iihc Ut BUSINESS according to sLS
,noashIy BUSINESS svsica os the Fourth
Federal Ecsrfsc bank. issued rrsvasiy.
~wrfr ii possible to ssss ap IA four
~ossls the expressions OF our maey
correspondents in the district they
would b. We arc buying aou. The
review saJs
An analysis OF seventy rsis basic mA'
tcsssls sho~s that forty eight sfv
higher now than They wcrv y~aF a.o.
according to tho fcxic~.
Tlscfv arc many Instances which
justify the belief Of a tisias tide VI
business the fcticw says
The head Of COG cf the largest sca.
tile mills in the country. with general
offices in the CIcs esand district. says
orders DOW Oh their books asr .uftti
sicat to carry thcm at full capacity
until February l.
The purchase BY the railroads Of
rails Tor iu.a delivery. immediately
pevcrslinS the advance In prices on
October I. sfv estimated to have
tetaICd l..sD.uO tons. the largest rail.
buying moy cmCat in given siusc 10
the history Ut the steel industry.
The Keota news., 1922-11-10
Rev. B. M. Bridge,
Gives Facts in
His Case

u b doubtful u there has ever besa
Q medicine endorsed BY 20 many sninis.
tsfs OF the Gospel ss has rsnise. ln-
osed. there Is scarcely . faith. creed
Of discrimination In eli the land In
which Oae. OF more. Of the ci~sgyn0o
has not publicly expressed their In.
debtedhsss Ia The Premier Ps~pssssioa
for the benefits they have derived from
its ase.
Ons Of the istsss 10 speak out II
this connection II Rev. II. ~. Bridges.
widely known aud beloved Baptist
preacher. residing st NooFesboeo. n.
T.. whose ststemsat fo,iowu:
~Tshlse has given me . good ape
'iis. toned up my system aud renewed
ny strength In such . gratifying way
shsl ! am glad 10 recommend II TO any
one who II In Q run down eoadilioa.
eos ten years past ] have hsd such
. srsesr cas- OF Indigestion that !
could not nnd anything 10 Eat that
agreed with me- Finally became
very o~svous and could get but very
little sleep OF rest.
1T srems that took nesssy every.
thing trying To set myself light. bot
eothinx helped n,- until I ran ses.ss
Tanise. My n~rves ssv 10 much better
nos that my sleep II sound snd re-
fr~shins. ! enjoy my meals and hare
siss gained weight. I can ssy from
experience that Tshise ID . spieadid
medicine aud tonic. for II he. buiit
me up wonderfully
Tsaiae is sold hy Ill god druexisia
advertisement,
The Keota news., 1922-11-10
No Change in Teuris, Rates

Chicagc.-The executive committee
of the Western Passenger Association,
meeting in Chicago. adopted a reselu.
ton q. continue the same railroad
tourix, rates next year as were in ef-
feet this year from Chicago to Colo
rado. the Rockies, Yellowstone ana
Glacier National parks. and all points
through to Spokane, Seattle. Portland
and the Northwest and Pacific coast
regions generally.
The Keota news., 1922-11-10

anCsC kimutso effect Much snssrlass
is us~i aad soenr of il 10 combined
~ith ivathrrish soars Ut .icky.
Aftrshuua mantIrs and daytime
wraps al Jcany's haec sausiy ustiax
collars. from which swing large t.aness
ss far ss The ~aiss. where they sse
fastened BY ~ije sirsiIes- Thess
panels extend to either side To fossn
the ~sdc sleeves. which ssv really uaiy
Sits fos tho arms 10 pass tisoush.
Que s~~s aun,b~s Of short. furry
Jackets A short coat il of white
ksshs. trimmed with white sod black
hssid.
The Keota news., 1922-11-10

'~e Tones o. Gray vslevrs-ons Very
os'k aod One vsry lieht-csm.
o'nsd win Embroidery In the Same
's"ss 70 Make Smart Street Wrap.
'and A wOolen wrap II bor,icrcd
.''h black fox. and worn with black
Hess trimmed with the same fur. A
Sfap Of the smart. fur ''scn dog" and
aaother Of carHcul initiate the Russian
slo"se Each Il worn with a black
"sss trimmed with the same fur.
-ani Caret makes his wraps ex.
"e,ne'y long and surprisingly rat row.
WIN the waistline Indicated by q Jap
The Keota news., 1922-11-10
Nts Gspesisnee.

'-tuahy ho~ = fat woman si~sys
feels bigger than she iuoks.-
'-Who told you thstY'
Nobody. danced with oas ias,
aishl.-
The Keota news., 1922-11-10
FEELING OF SECURITY

Yss sss,ssl1y ~ ssesss vAss -
kssv iAAs sAs as4seass ~ ~ shsss 10
saks b sAsassssay psss asA epelAiss -
Aasafsi - hsbss pseAsrtas dr1U
6seA . asdsesss u n. kil1ss's Svsap
Root. ksdsSJ. hvss ssd b,sddss s1osdy.
IL nss ssasdasd Il purity. sssvsesh
cd ssestisees h nAistsissd b ssesy bot
IL el sv.ap Ress.
II b srssaiiaealfy cs0pessded fsva
Vegetable hasbA
Il b ses Q ssiesisss ssd b sstss 10
ssspsoAlul dosn.
Il b ~ sseo0maedsd ~ svssythiae.
Il b sasssv's n.as hsipss ss ssi;svtas
and evssvsoiaG ktassy. hvu ssd basAdss
sfuohass-
A WEN ssassusss d pssisy = WITH
Rsss.
II ~ sesd Q aedssiss. yos sAeuh
Asvs tAs hsss. o. ale st I'll dsvl ssesss
10 bosiiss of tvo sssa. aediua ssd hsts.
Hevsvss. II yoa ~sA hssS 10 ~ th's
essas psvpsnsses s-sd sss esass 10 d.
kilose 1 Co. Btashaatee. n. T.. ~ .
aapis bessie. whss vrisias b sssv
sad asatioa this psper.-Advsstss@ss,.
Independence Of mind II the more
delightful " you feel that you cau sf.
ford II.
shave with cvtieUra eese
And double your ra1of eolcieocy %
we'll % promote skin purity. skia con-
fort and skin health. No mug. no
silmy soap. no germs. no waste. no irri.
tasioo even when shaved twice daily.
One soap for all uses-shavine bathing
and ine.-Advertisement.
Every silver lining has q cloud II
front Of 1t, as the Grape hanger looks
at II.
The Keota news., 1922-11-10
Shsvs win cvs,esrs ssss

Every silver lining has . cloud II
front Of 1t. as the Grape hanger looks
at Il.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-07-31
MINING OUTLOOK PREsAGEs BOOM

Trend of events within the past week pre- sent bright outlook for Anchorage and envi- rons. Among the most important auguries IS the presence in the city of representative of the United States Smelling and Refining com pany who is known to be seeking large depos- it's of copper ores, and his statement that smelting in this vicinity is altogether feasible; that there is an abundance of good cokeing coal in Matanuska and that with the build ing of more roads to known ore deposits min ing development will take on a tremendous forward impetus.
 Incidents like these may be taken as fore runner to bigger things; it is the way the big fellows proceed. That something along the railroad warranting development has been found is known to those close to the repre- sentative of the smelting company.
 On top of this prospective outlook Is the an nouncement of Jerome Drumheller that Willow creek is another Cripple creek; that the ores are persistent, of commercial grade, and that the Drumheer-W Woldson interests have devo- oped sufficient ore to warrant the erection Of stamp mill and that the mill will be installed as soon as road facilities will permit.
 Statements like these, coming from men of Mr. Drumhel1er's prominence and possessed of the capital he and his associates control augur well for any mining region. Among the big industrial developments Messrs. Drumhel- Ter and associates have accomplished IS the Drumheller coal fields of Alberta, Canada where thousands of men are employed and where a substantial city has sprung up. Op- erating in association this capital may we'll be bid for by any community
 The Fern mine in Willow creek IS not the only enterprise Mr. Drumheller IS interested in and it is known that prospects having merit will receive his consideration. The same may bo said of l.. J. Hohle, representing the U. > Smelling and Refining company ,
 This bright outlook in the mining 5leld should be source of pleasure for Anchorage and environs.-Anchorag Times
The Cordova daily times., 1922-07-31

black, grizzly and brown bears; birds are ev- anywhere, ,-ptarmiga spruce hens, and many other game birds,-and there are enough var ieties of fine game fishes to delight the heart of the most devoted angler.
 ''Lakes,-everywhere one looks are lakes in the great Copper River Valley. We have Val ley of Ten Thousand Smokes a little to the west of us, in the Katmai region. Why not sing the praises of the wonderland close at hand d-the Valley of Ten Thousand Lakes?"
The Cordova daily times., 1922-07-31

The 1922 Alaska tourist crop is at it's best and each steamer coming north is filled to it's fullest eapac itv bv those who wish look at fair shores ana motor over good trails The Alaska Road Commission has large force keeping the Richardson High way in the pink condition for that and there is no doubt but Alaska's praises will be by the tourists.
 We mighty glad to the tourists, but they only stay few days then go their Alaska is just an episode to them It is not so with prospector who spends his life here, toling dreadful trails and streams develop his prospects which will ultimately become the great wealth Territory the Bonanza Mother Lode and Green Butte all prospects once Fortunately the prospector is tough and stand it. and the present generation out other hardy ones will grow up, maybe The hills, of course, can watch and wait for ever.-McCarthy News. F..
The Cordova daily times., 1922-07-31
Voice of the Alaska Press
.g,..,,,s.a .as; t%5 g.

If plans now under way consumated, branch oi- flee the Pathfinder, the Pioneer magazine VIII oe
 abshed in Seward and several issues Of the puohca- +on will he printed here At present time the sub- scrption and advertising patronage to this al~AaS- ka publication increasing rapidly that it cannot be handled expedtiously from the Valdez end ana IS planned to give Seward branch office of the concern
 in charge of Mr. A. E. Rucker who is writer of con- siderable merit familiar with the business end ol the nrnting game The issues to be printed in SeWGd will be general and not devoted to the town Ill particular as the company has abandoned it's former practice of issuing number for any special district or place; but they will devote to the railway the oil dls- trics to the westward and other features of interest
 Seward Gateway.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-07-31

It is we'll that Aaskans hardy self-reiant peo- pe inured to disappointment and reverses and that de spite their many dsappoinments they are still able to 20 ahead with hopes the future despite the dSap- poinments of the past. When it was announced ulat President Harding going to visit Alaska the peope gathered together made plans to welcome him ana inc officials who were accompany him. It seemed too good to be rue it proved We were sure Secre- tary Fall was coming anyway because he said so and we prepared to him lots of things the bureaus had oV- erooked that might help the country along ana t'en came another crushing blow-He isn't coming either And that's the way it goes year after just one disappointment another It is enough to dlscour- age all but the uesthearted of people, and that IS
 just what Alaskans are else the Territory would have been depopuated years ago.-Valdez Miner
The Cordova daily times., 1922-07-31
THE KISS IN THE TUNNEL

 They were sitting five seats back, but I plainly heard the smack, As we dashed into the tunnel near the town. And the currents of my veins ran like gushing April rains, Though I'm grave and gray and wore a doctors gown. Once-alas, so long ago-on the rails I journeyed so, With a maiden in a jaunty Jersey hack. And I kissed her with my eyes as the timid stars, the skies, But I longed-oh, how I ionged, for one real smack. Did she know it? I dare say. She had a sweet clairvoyant way In the glancing of her eyes so bright and blue, Not bee such honey sips as the nectar on her lips, But I longed and longed in vain as on we flew. Just as yearning reached it's height, To, there came a sudden night, And like steel to magnet clove my mouth to hers. I shall never more forget how like drops of rain they met
  In the bosom of arose that nightly stirs.
 T-I-feel awful inside" groaned Johnny. What do you think it is?" asked his mother.
 "Oh," walled Johnny, "I had French peas and Germans sausage at auntie's yesterday, and now they seem to be fighting along my whole front"
The Cordova daily times., 1922-07-31
EDUCATION OF A REPORTER

A reported called up the home of colored minister for information about a funeral My husband is not at home," replied the colored lady. twill he come home at noon for din- ner?" the reporter asked. "We don't have dinner at noon-we have lunch" " said the lady. "Oh!" said the report CT.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-07-31

He-If I should kiss you, what would you do?
 She-I never meet an emergency until the occasion arises,
 He-Well, if the emergency arose this very minute, how would you meet it?
 She-Meet it face to face.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-07-31
THE STORk'S END

THE STORkS FRIEND Little Henry Maillard met Doc Chase out Eyak way, '"4 The doctor had his grip along Ctwas on a summers day) Inquisitive as all kiddies are, he wondered why the trip Then suddenly he blurted out, "You got baby in that grip?"
 Gap Johnson-The trouble with 8 family the size of mine is that by the time the last child has beer driy'. to bed at night it's about time to club the first one out of bed 1T the morning.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-07-31

Despite the alleged shortage of money, there is no let-up in the business of buying and selling gold bricks.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-07-31
NEW LIGHT ON OLD PROBLEM

Two boys were looking into bar ber's shop. Not having heard of the practice of having the hair singed, one youngster eXclaimed: "Ge kid, there's a guy in there looking for 'em wiv a light"
The Cordova daily times., 1922-07-31
HE'S SINGLE

car discussing their favorite operas, and as the conductor advanced to take their fares, one of them hand ing him her fare, remarked, q simply adore Garment"
 Flushing to the roots of his hair, the embarrassed conductor replied ''Try the motorman, miss; he's a single mani"
 Judging from advertisements, eat ing raisins, fruits and yeast will do about everything for you but pay the rent.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-07-31

Some men think it's immoral to smoke. And some men can smokt without getting sick.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1922-07-09

10 9S$. These advances contrasted
sharply with the abrupt collapse
In the market position of Mexican
Seaboard issues. Early in the week
Mexican Seaboard shares sold as
high as As, but on Wednesday state
ments in regard to the Mexican
agreement and official announce
ment of the appearance of salt
water in the wells of the company
were followed by heavy selling OF
the stock on which 1t broke to 80
in the late trading. The voting
trust certificates which sold as hign
as ASH on Monday were down TO
81 yesterday. Skelly Oil moved up
from 10h to 1914 and Simms Petro-
leum ranged from 81 to g. Penn.
Mex. rose from 40 to AN. Mutual
Oil rose from Us to los on the
announcement Of dividend pay
me nts.
Industrfals.
In the Industrial list a feature
was the strength in Durant Motors,
which rose from 37R to 40. Hayes
Wheel was one of the strong fea-
lures advancing from 80 to the new
high record Of 31A. Glen Alden
came into prominence in the past
few days when it rose from 51la
to So. Tobacco stocks were steady.