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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-19

benefit OF tho chapters scholRrship
fund and they will 10 Of great in
terest to tho Richmond people, All
members nre urged to be- present
1t this meeting.
Mrs. Sampson to Give Heading.
On account OF tho weather the
boncnt entertainment to BIO given Mt
Centenary Methodist Church by Mrs.
rilkington's Circle has been post
roned until Tuesday at 3:30 o'clock.
Mrs. Henry Ayiett Sampson. whose
writings have charmed tho public.
Will give ono OF her original rcnd.
ings. Mrs. Il. V. Gwynn will sing.
Ladies and friends % the church are
cordially invited.
Mu.icinns' Club Postponed.
Tho morning musical OF tho
Musicians Club has been postponed
from Wednesday, February %. to
March S. The members arc asked
10 notice tho change IN date.
Card rnrty.
Among the attractive card parties
10 lie given this week will be that
given for the benefit of the woman's
Exchange. 1t will take place OH Feb
ruary %. at $3.50 o'clock. The list of
those who have reserved tables for
the affair includes Mrs. William Mas
sic. Mrs. John Hayes. Mrs. Alien
Lyon. Mrs. Henry Baskerville. Mrs.
Robert w. Williams. Mrs. Charles u.
Williams. Mrs. John y. Coke, Mrs.
Philip Powers. Mrs. Henry Cabell.
Mrs. 4. =. Wilmer. Mrs. Churchill!
Young. Mrs. Leslie Reed, Mrs. Henry
Mrs. Ralph Glover. Mrs.
BERNARD Jones, Mrs. Thomas Wheel
wright. Mrs. Austin Brockcnbrough.
Miss Fannie Munford. Miss Mary
Cameron, Mrs Henry Caring ton.
Mrs. !. y. Vaughan, Mrs. Sam Cohen.
Mrs. Coleman Workman, Mrs. Thomas
Jcffrcss, Mrs. BemisS, Mrs. Cox and
others.
Annual Tea OF the ID. \. II.
The annual tea for the d. a. RS.
which was postponed from January.
Will take place on Thursday after
noon from 4 to o'clock. and Mrs
7. J. Kernod!e has lent the organiza-
on her home for the occasion. Gov
ernor and Mrs. i. Lee Trinkie and
Mayor and Mrs. Ainslie have been
asked to receive along with Miss
Sell Perkins, president OF Lee Chap
t'r in Richmond. and Mrs. Newton
cNeigh, president of the Stonewall
Chapter here Invitations arc eX-
tended to the legislators wives and
the board of the Confederate reunion,
md to any visiting Daughters. The
! enbcrs include many prominent
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bride entered with her father, by.
whom pho was given In marriage, ana
vas met Mt tho altar by the groom and
his best man. Claude Baker Tiller,
brother OF the groom. The wedding
gown was fashioned OF duchess rnti,,
with real lace and pearl trimmings;
the tulle veil fell from u coronct of
orange blossoms. the bride carrying
u shower bouquet OF Bride roseH and
frezia. Miss Minnie Sohw eickert. ala.
ter of tho bride. was maid Of honor.
and wore apricot Georgette and sill
yer ana carrying IA bouquet of
opheiin roses aud lavender sweet
peas Como Prydo, wearing q dainty
Irock OF white net, carried tho ring.
Ihe wedding music was rendered nv
Miss Hillah Shackleford.
After q wedding trip Mr. and Mrs.
Ii!ler win make their home at 1910,
Enslow Avenue,
the wedding were Mrs. Charlie
Schwoiukert, Of Clifton Forge; Misses
Dora and Christine Schwcickert, or
Hinton. w. Va: Mrs. John Staples. or
Scottsvillc. and c. Henson Tillcr. OF
Raleigh. n. G.
The bride was entertained Mt q
miscellaneous shower on Saturday.
February 3. from 3 to o'clock. i'm
tho home OF Mrs. w. w. Tiller. on
First Avenue, and on Tuesday even
Ing. February Z. from to IL o'clock,
IN tho home OF Miss Annie Longest,
Clio Gladstone Avenue.
Gard Party FrIdny.
Much Interest is being shown In
inc benefit card party. which will
DC given in tho auditorium OF the
Jefferson Hotel Friday. by a COM
mittee OF ladies. headed by Mrs. John
r. Bauer and Mrs. st. George Bryan.
me proceeds will be given to tho
fund for tho Rescue Home for wom-
en-. Mrs. w. a. Cheatwood and Mrs.
u. n. Blenner have charge OF prizes,
and Mrs Kenneth Baber Is chairman
OF the candy. Players will please
bring their own cards and pencils.
Tables may be reserved by calling
Mrs. John i. Bauer. boulevard
222f-W: Mrs. o. w. Massie. Madison
1885, or Mrs. Loulic Millhiser. Boule-
ward 25t2.
Children's Party at 200 Grove Ave.
There Will DO George washing.
ton birthday purity given for the
children by the Parish Guild OF the
Church o: the Holy Comforter. I'm
the parlsk house. 2loo Grove Avenue.
CONTINUED on Third PagcD
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Tho ballroom will BIO decorated in
accordance with the holiday, and at
tractive favors Will carry out tho
Same ideR. An out-of-town orchestra
| Will play for the dancing during the
entire evening. This is tho last of
serles of brilliant affairs, and 1t
VIII include tho prominent members
OF the dancing set. Tho ball will BIO
chaperoned by Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Thomas Priddy. MIR. and Mrs. Robert
Is. Forrest, Mr.. ana Mrs. william T..
CRAWFORD, Senator and Mrs. Morgan
=. Mills. Mr. and Mrs. Morgan Il.
Mllls. Jrp Mr.. and Mrs. A. Il. Kerr
shaw. Mt. and Mrs. Ross Pucttc. Mr..
anu Mrs. w. L..CarneaI, Mr.. and Mrs.
IL. .. Lafoon and MIR. and Mrs. &. Il.
Peaselcy.
Valentine Party.
lovely Valentino party was given
by Mrs. L. w. whaley i'm her nome
on Grace Street on Tuesday night.
The valentine idea was carried out In
decorations, gangs and prizes. pnr.
ticuiarly beautiful was the tnbIs.
which seemed a Valentine in itseIf'
hearts. Cupids and arrows appearing
everywhere LII great profusIon.
Among those present were: MI.sos
man. Laura Watkins. Virginia Nc
Gruder, Glennis Mccarthy. Evelyn
Owens. Bessie England. Mrs. J. s.
Whaley. Mrs. W. d. Watson. Messrs.
a. c. Andrews. r. a. Atkins. Downer.
b. owens. y. Price, q. Carleton, c.
Writ, Stone and w. d. Watson.
Indoor Carnival.
Section Is. st. Agnes Circle of the
Woman'n Auxiliary OF ST. Johns
Episcopal Church. Will have an in :
door carnival February Fl at 8
o'clock in the frame Sunday school
building. There will be special fea.
lures from o'clock to 0 O'Clock for
children. All interested friends and
members are Invited to attend.
Pretty Wedding.
The homo OF Mr.. and Mrs. Louis G.
Schweickert, OF 32l0 Enslow Avenue.
Highland Park. was the scene of "a
pretty wedding Saturday evening.
February II. at o'clock. when their
daughter, Ruth Marcelln, became the
bride OF Leslie Parker TilIcr, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Emmett TIlier.
of Strawberry lIi!l. The ceremony
was performed before an improyiEed
aitur OF palms and forms with Gu
thedral candles. tho Row Lloyd r..
Williamp, pastor Of Highland Park
Methodist Church. officiating. The
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Fourth Monday German
The social events of the week will
begin with tho fourth dance of the
Richmond German Club At the JET
ferson Hotel auditorium on Monday
night at Q O'Clock. General 10 Lane
Stern will open the ball as usual
lie Will lead the figures with Miss
Anne BrockcnborouEh. n lovely
young debutsnte of this winter. This
will be the last OF the Monday Ger
mans before Lent. and it will be
largely attended.
Dinner for Governor Postponed
Owing 10 necessity FOR Governor
Trink!e and his staff 10 be absent
from the city Wednesday. the dim
mar announced BY Colonel and Mrs
u. 3. Wall n honor OF Governor and
?frs. z. Lee Tr!nkle Ia. been post
roned 70 Saturday evening at the
same hour.
Country Club Dance.
In celebration OF George Washing
tons birthday, the Country Club will
give q dance on the night o, Feb
=ruary 81. Tuesday. The ballroom
vii. be decorated s-!th cherry trees.
ha;chets. and other ftting repre-
ser:st!on. cf the father OF QUE couu-
Ivy. aad there VIII carry out the
idea IL tn usual attractive way.
AMONG those who Nave engaged
tables !c- hat occasion ars N-s. J.
I wooc~a-5. Preston Bt:v.n. Mrs.
B-icEetC-Th. MIS-. Fsrnihle, Heath J.
EEwiey. Ms. :. r Green. Archer
harris. j. Heary = Staples, r. 3.
WslEs- Jot1 Ar-ixt.st, s:uari
Esy.c-ts Gec-ye ~. warren. z. B.
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SAGE TEA BEAUT|F|ES
AND DkRKENS HAIR
Don't Stay Gray! It Darkens
SO Naturally That No
body Can Tell.

You can turn gray, faded hair bean
i!tui!y dark and iustrous almost over
Gight II yoUii get bottle OF "wyctl'e
sage ana sulphur Compound" at any
drug store. Millions OF bottles OF
TINS old famous sage Tea Recipe. i'm
proved by the addition OF other in
gradients, arc sold annually, SAWS "A
well known druggist here. because i,
Garkens the hair so naturally and
evenly that no one can tell /. has
been applied
Those whose hair is turning gray
or becoming faded have surprise
awaiting them. because after one or
TWO applications the gray hair van
ishes and your locks become luY-
urlantly dark and beautiful
This is tho ago OF youth. GRAY.
haired, unatuaciivc folks arnn,,
wanted around, so gct busy win
W!eth's Sage and sulphur COMPOUND
tonight and you'u be delighted win
your dark handsome hair aud vony
youthful appearance within fo,y
observation-disclosures
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s q = \ Z. : :
u. Elizabeth witt.

we're around
fifth
that the city
long and hard OF needed
Today Intelligent
old attitude OF aioofness
LOT ei'S Couhci IN the
"inte
he
me REQUIRED standard
OF the ballot DO
inc names " the candidates
know of Tonnor
e have read the tale is
by the worth
The Monday
the air the social calendar
at
$50 both take a rove Avenue
nv
Mcclellan her
Join
Glasgow and her daughter
The IagueC Court
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-19

Cardoza. John Clamp. Jack waIlc.
and T. y. Miller, Jr.
Musical on Wednesday,.
The Woman's Guild of st. Thomas g
Church Will give musical at the
home of Mrs. William Re:hard,
Ssle Chamborlin Avenue, on wednes
day. February %. 1t will be an in
terestinS event OF the week and tho
program Will include several noted
artists Among those who are TAX
Ing part are Mrs. Relnhardt and
Mrs. George Ryall, soloists: Charles
Heliinger, ceiloist; Joseph Goodwin,
v!olin!s:.
EodYc.-NIorris.
announcement is made OF the en-
sagemeat OF Miss Araude Madeline
Morris To Donald RAY Hodges,
Miss Morris is the daughter Of the
late Nathaniel w. Morris and Mrs.
Agnes @. Morris. OF Clifton Forge,
and Mr Hodges is the son of the
late DR.. and Mrs. holland Carroll
Hodges. OF Houston. Texas
The wedding. which will be quiet
- solemnized, viii take place the
las, OF this month.
"ec'ihS oi hoIiins hlumnnc.
There VII! be AN important meet
ing Of the iioli!ns Alunnae on Wed.
nesday afternoon At 3:3S o'clock. a,
the home OF Mrs. J. l.. Shepherd
zoos Monument avenue. The meet
ing VIII celebrate the birthday o.
the founder o! that institution and
plans will be discussed for the MI
car.nle card party and the dansan,
70 take place a. Easter. These en-.
;ertaiuInents are TO be given for The
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lures OF him marked the places.
Misses Penn Will be the guests cSf
honor Mt several Informal! AFFAIRS dur
ing their stay here. Miss Ford Is n
{ cbutante OF this season.
Card Party by League of Women.
Many tables have already been en-
gagged for the card party TO be given
under the auspices OF the League Of
Women Voters on Friday afternoon
At $3.50 O'clock. The league has in
vited the legislators wives to be their
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-19
Simple Way To
End Dandruff

There is one sure way mat has
never failed 10 remove dauJrlr s.,
once, and that is to dissolve II ,1n,
you destroy IL entireiy 10 do ms
just Get abo"t four ounces 81 main
common LIQUID arvon from any drug
store ithis ~ all you VIII u.cdI
apply IL at night whsn retiring: usc
enough 10 moisten the scalp and r,h
In gently with the finger ting.
by morning. most. IL no, all. Of
your dand!uH will be gone, aud ,hyr,.
or four more applications wiz COM
pieteiy dissolve and entirely destroy
every single sign and trace Of 81. no
matter how much dandrulf YOU MAY
have.
4 You viii find all itching and dig
sing OF the scalp VIII stop Instantly
and your hair VIII be fluffy, lustrous
Giossy. silky and soft. and look ana
fssi hanaTed times better.--Ady. a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-19
CREAM CLEARS A
STUFFED-UP HEAD
Instantly Opens every 4 ir
PaSsa Throat Too.

II your nost9ls are c4ogged anc
your head is stuffed oecaus" az nasty
catarrh or Il cold apply little pure.
hntissot.c cream inte. your !aos,rlz.
1t pene;rRtes tnroush ,.Yery air pas
sage. soothing and healing swollen,
inhamed membranes and you get in
slant relief
Try this. Get a small bottle Of
Ely's Cream Balm at any drug store.
Your clogEed nostrils open right up:
your head Is clear. no more hawking
or snuHisnS. Coun, MY. All Tn.
stuiiiness. dcyness, struggling for
breath is gone. You feel nnc.-Atv.
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Tailored Gowns

FASHION turns to the tailored
gown as faithfully as the calendar
turns to Spring, and Kaufmann's, in
presenting the tailored mode as most
becoming to all Richmond women,
distribute it's favors three ways, that
each woman may decide which is
most becoming to just herself. That
with the side-draped silhouette, that
of the circular influence and that of
the elongated waistlne.
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Somen and the function will be an
Interesting event.
Dinner Mt the Club.
One OF the pretty affairs Of las,
week was the dinner given last night
the Country Club by Mrs. Ellie
} ann. Mrs. Penn received with Miss
Nanettc Ford and Misses Marie Penn
I'd Maybe Wills, OF Danvillc. The
tie was decorated with George
E'aShingtons cherry trees and
hitchets and flags. and miniature MO
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5000 to 1880
Hats of Straw and Fabrics

TO greet the Spring, and to meet with the
needs of the new Spring wardrobe we have
collected, Paris-inspred hats that enable the
woman Of limited means to purchase charm
and beauty. Saucy hats, severe hats, dress
hats, straw modes, winsome turbans, sailors,
they are all here-waiting for your choice
THERE are small hats Of straw-or silk-or
both-with a ribbon here, a rose or bird there,
and just the right angle to crown and brm
Large hats with graceful lines-and colors
simply ravishing.
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Dresses to Play In

THERE are tweeds, krepe knit, We
lour checks with capes, or other
wise, fiannels, velette. crepe de
chine, and the new spongeen that
looks like 1t sounds-a basket weave
but with a shaggy spongy surface
that Is infinitely soft to the touch.
Certain to improve ones appearance
if not ones game.
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saucy. shiny little black beaks and
eyes.
Tho combining Of royal blue with
back is something now In the color
world sud exceedingly effective. Ono
hnds the combination on the clever
est OF this, aeason'n hats and gowns.
Tho hat fs faced with tagel straw,
which has tho advantage of being
light OF weight as we'll as beautiful
TO look Npon
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NEW YORK. Feb. 1S.--Birds again!
Many season has It been since we've
seen such nm array OF beautiful
feathered folk on our millinery.
Small birds OF various materials
are quite the smartest OF trimmings
lot spring hats. Very swaSEcr is
This lRrge. swerving brimmed Idnirc
hat with it's black tafrcta ton accent.
ed with royal blue birds. These par
ticuiar birds are feathered and have
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1000 to 1000
Springtime Sweaters

WOOL or Silk-slip-on or Tuxedo-Sweaters
may be any of these things and be fashion
able. One Of our newest is a wool slip-on
with dropstitch forming stripe. thread
silk model is made in gay or sober colors A
Tuxedo model Of heavy silk displays striking
plain colors.
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5000 to 1880
Popular Tweed Suits
With or Without Kuickers

SINCE it is to be Suit Spring." Fashion has
indicated her preference for twceds, and
tweeds in turn, have taken the colors that
make the wearer slender and the fashion very
fit. Shoulders are narrow, seams are semi
fitted, and the effect is that Of suit created
by custom-tailor! Prices here are extra
ordinarily reasonable, as you will see
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@ uRNS quite naturally to thoughts clothes And with
There drapees replace straight adopted
lengthsand the thepece
Seldom has had attractions this
the least
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Skirts

FIRST they adopted
tweeds and homespuns
and after that checks
and fringes; with the re-
suit that sport skirts are
quite the most swagger
of Spring styles. Those
that are correct are here
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Springs Costume Suits

COSTUME suits fulfill the highest expecta-
tons OF the Spring mode. Twill Cord and
Trcotine have been fashioned into three
piece costume suits, enhanced by colorful
bodices of silk. Novel sleeve effects, unusual
lines individualize them
Bisbee daily review., 1922-02-09
Foreign Exchange >.
: Still Advancing;
Trading Is Brisk

NEW YORK, Feb. Son the most
active trading of anyn day this year,
the foreign exchange market today
continued it's vigorous advance. The
sustaining influence was the sterling
remittances, demand bills on London
recording the new.,high of $436 ZIG.
This is the top figure commanded
by British bills in over 21a years, and
brings that currency within so cent
of its normal value, as against the
depreciation to 1919, maze last FeD-
ruary.
Other European exchanges rose in
sympathy, allied remittance5 SCORING
best prices on steady buying until
late in the afternoon, and closing at
net gains CT II to Is points. So
called neutral exchanges, especially
Dutch, Norwegian au, 5,Yeuis:i rates.
were substantially higher and German
marks rallied to .525s, their highes.
price since the middle of January.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-02-09
LEGAL NOTICES

United States Land Office, at Phoe
nix, State of Arizona.
To Whom 1t May Concern:
Notice is hereby given that the
State OF. Arizona, under the provisions
Of the Act of Congress, approved
June 20, 1910, Sc Stats, $50, has filed
in this office its Scnool Indemnity
Land Selection, applying TO select as
indemnity, the land DESCRIBED as fol
lows:
List No. 3740-Serial No. O4745O-
in I. q S., Il. 23E., all Section II.
&C. & S. r. Il. & NJ
During the five weeks period or
publication of this notice or any time
thereafter. and before final approval
and certification this office Will re-
ceive protests 'or contests as to any OF
the tracts applied for and transmit
tho same to the General Land Office
Dated at Phoenix, Arizona, January
%, 1922
SCOTT WHITE, Receiver.
JOHN r. TOWLES, Register.
Date of First Publication, Jan. ~,
1922.
Date of Last Publication, March 81.
1922.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-02-09
Pastor Urges Less !
Attention to Booze
and Cigarette Laws

SALT LAKE CITY, Feb. 8.-Prohi
hilton and the Utah anti-cigarette law
were ridiculed here today before t.e
city commission by Rev. Elmer I.
Goshen, pastor Of the First .Congrega-
tional Church, when he appealed 10
the police and the commission to ne
vote more time to running DOWN
highwaymen and murderers which are
menacing the community, insteaI OF
spending so much of their effort 30
enforcing such freak" laws as pro-
hibition and the anti-cigarette meas
ure. Continual hold-ups, burgiarie5
and shooting afafirs in this city.
brought group of representative cit
liens today before city officials in al
appeal for more stringent Observable.
Of the criminal element, u: VII, Ii
time they offered cooperation in such
endorsements.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-02-09
400 Millions of
Victory Notes to
Be Redeemed Soon

WASHINGTON, Feb. S.-Announce-
ment was made by Secretary Mellon
tonight that the $500 900 900 outstand-
ing of tax-exempt 3A per cent Vic
tory notes had been called for re-
compton at par on June Is, and that
the conversion privilege of Victory
notes would be suspended beginning
February 8. This action was taken
he explained, in connection with the
treasury's program for refinancing the
six and one-half billion dollars OF
short dated debt outstanding.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-02-09
Leather Industry
Must Continue to
Save, Says Chief

BOSTON, Feb. S.-Signs OF IL
proved conditions in business gen
orally do not warrant any easing up
in the most rigid economies Oh ;ue
leather business" said Herbert T.
Drake, president Of the New England
Shoe and Leather Association, in ad-
dressing the organizations convention
today.
I'VE must continue to eiimtnate
ron-productive unnecessary expense, p
he said. Every unit in the machine
that is not productive, every employe
whose labor cannot show profit,
must 60"
Bisbee daily review., 1922-02-09
LOST

LOST-Saturday, between .Jiggerville
and Evergreen cemetery, gold chat
taline pin set with pearls. Finder
please return to Mrs. Hassinger, OIL
Jiggerville. 293z-2-9.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-02-09
Cotton Market.

(By The Associated Press)
NEW YORK, Feb. S.-Cotton closed
firm at a net advance of 81 to SO
points.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-02-09
Metal Market.

(By The Associated Press)
NE WYORK, Feb. S.-Lead steady;
spot s4.70@ 4SO; zinc quiet, spot East
st. Loiis delivery S4.50G 455; bar sill
yer. foreign 653s; copper dull. cleo
trolytic spot and nearby 1872; futures
1872 Obs.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-02-09

d ~ III i
STOCK MARKET.


NEW YORK, Feb. 8.-Opel atoms in
the financial markets today were
oversnadowed by the Strength of in
ternational currencies. Practically all
important European exchanges rose to
highest prices IN one to two and half
years, again under leau OIL British
remittanceS.
Minor or speculative rails and few
standard transpOrtations Furnished
most OF the activity and strength
shown by the stock market. The
general list was inclined to ease from
the outset and closed with heavy
tone, coincident with call moneys rise
from 5 to 51A per cent.
Low grade motors, cheaper oils,
food speciatlies and the chain store
group were the special targets of the
shorts, whose concerted attacks upon
those shares met with little opposf-
ton.
Buying of rails was credited 70
group of local traders, their bullish at
titude apparently being based on the
better showing recently made by
many roads, especially grangers and
cotton carriers, these featuring ,ne
days movement.
Steels and equipments were list
less until the final hour, when Gulf
States, Crucible, Republic and Mid
vale reacted one to almost three
points, with Baldwin, Studebaker,
Mexican Petroleum, General Asphalt,
Mercantile Marine preserreu, aud
American International. Sales u.s.
600 shares.
Sterling demand bills sold fraction
above 1896 before the close or the
market and the several allied ex-
changes were II to Is points higher.
Dutch, Danish and Swedish bills rUse
s to % points and the more remote
continental centers, including SPAN
and Greece, moved upward to IL
points.
Foreign bonds continued to advance
with the higher range of leadinng ex-
changes. United Kingdoms OF 1922
and 1929 made appreciable gains and
most French issues were within easy
range of last years best prices.
The domestic bond market was ir-
regular, convertible rails streng then.
ing, with mixed gains and losses IN
Liberty issues. Total sales, par value,
$14,250,000.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-02-09
NEW YORK STOCKS

Furnished BY L. 7. OVERLOOK, BROKER
CORRESPONDENT Logan s. Bryan
Bisbee daily review., 1922-02-09

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