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butors make big profits, no capital
or experience needed: guaranteed
sales, unSold goods can be returned:
repeat orders sure; exclusive ter
ritory. Write S. II. Lee. 564 Rhode
Island St, Gary Ind. 4:7:2
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WANTED-Men, to sell our goods q
country and city. Why work for
others when you can have a business
of your own with a steady income
We sell goods on time and wait for
our money. Team or auto needed for
country work. no outfit needed IN
city. Experience unnecessary, We
train in craftsmanship. McConnon
& Company, winona, MINI. Mention
this paper 4:S
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EN-Age II to SIS. experience un-
necessary. Travel, make secret
Investigations reports. Salaries. eN-
penses American Foreign Detective
Agency 256 st. Louis. 4:1:S:15:22
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ADVERTISEMENTS ACCEPTED BY:
EAMMOND-Times Ofhce Hammond Bldg Phone
800. E S. Bourne Drug Store. us Calumet Ave-,
Phone $685. Calumet Pharmacy. 786 Calumet
Ave, Phone 723.
wHrTINc-Whitins News Co.. 524 10Th ST. Phone
I36W.
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WANFED-Live man at once, pre-
fereably with some mechanical ex-
perience. to sell automobile oiIing
device in this territory. Excellent
opportunity. liberal commission. Our
representative Will call t'ELIX
MFG. CO, 4439 N. Clark st. chi
ca go. AS:lI:l5
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For RENT
hUH RENT room fiat. 484 State
st, Hammond Al =

ST, Hammond. Al =
FOR REAT-6 room fiat, best resi-
Dental district in town. located
l7lz, 14Oth St. Indiana Harbor. Cali
Burns, Pollock Electric Mfg. Co, In
diana Harbor Al 4:7:5
FOX RENf-5 room fiat. Bath, gas
and electric, SEP. Phone 1320-M
Hammond. 4:I.2
FOR RENT-New summer cottage,
furn., Cedar Lake, 5 rooms, large
porch. cleo. service. telephone. well
water. private beach. Phone 1881
Hammond. Mr. Love. 4:7:2
FOR RENT room upstairs nat,
over drug store. West state ST.,
good location for doctor or dentist.
Phone 1859 Hammond. 4:S:1
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WANTED-SALESMEN

Statesmen. on commission
TO sell an up-to-date nationally
known new picture service for win
dow attraction. DISPATCH NEWS
SERVICE, 25S West 2Sth Street, New
York City. 4:S.I
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1929. Boys suit

P. NJ. as date for the hearing Of
all persons interested or whose
property is affected by said i'm
provment. and will decide whether
the benefits that will accrue to the
property abueting and adjacent to
the proposed Improvement and to
said City will be equal to or ex-
coed the estimated cost OF the pro
posed improvement as estimated
by the City Civil Engineer
A. =. SWANSON.
JACOB WILKER,
Board Of Public Works.
DELLA Miller,
Clerk. isis
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WANTED-Perma housekeeper,
everyday. Take full charge home
Preferably one who can stay home
nights and fond of children. ssh
Acy St, Hammond. 49,
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WANTED-.ACENTS

1T Is HEREi C-THRU TO KEEP
the Blur Off the Windshield. Every
Money for Hustlers. Write C-Thru
Co. Holland. Mich. s:S1:2
WANTED-Agents, 500 weekly. Dis
tr:ct managers $50 to $40 daily
Plan and premium wins courteous at
ten ton. S4 store value for less than
half. Irresistible offer. T.tberai
commission. EROLLIER COMPANY
Cedar Rapids. Iowa. AS
WANTED-Agents, local represent
tatives, big wooden mills. clean
Ing up taking orders suits, pants,
blankets, light overcoats. raincoats,
Amazing values direct to wearer.
Experience unnecessary. Donahuc
sos first week. others $500 weekly.
Complete outfit free. Ask quick
about territory. TAYLOR-WELLS.
2744 No. Paulina. Chicago. AS
WANTED-Agents get this, new no.
velty of interest to men. makes
tails, ten cents (coin). PRIVATE
AMUSEMENT CO. Marshall. Mich.
4:S:1
WANTED-Agents. Mason sold Is
Comet Sprayers and Autowashers
one Saturday. Profits $3.50 each
Best Sprayer. 30 years experience.
Particulars free. RUSLER Co.
Johnstown, Q. AS
WANTED-A gents. 81 an hour for
your spare time. Write foo cam
vassers outfit containing Is samples
Of guaranteed line of pure food fla
vors. Perfumes. Soaps, Toilet Pre-
parations, etc. Sell in every home
Big repeaters. Steady income. Send
for sample case today. Light wei ght
Beautiful appearance. American Pro-
ducts Co., $3.50 American Bldg. Gin
cinnaff Ohio Az
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EASY MONEY

CAN BE MADE WRITING
FIRE INSURANCE
EXPERIENCE UNNECESSARY.
AGENTS WANTED FOR
FOUR OF THE OLDEST AND
LARGEST
STOCK COMPANIES.
ADDRESS B. J. GILMORE, SPEC
IAIg AGENT.
sos CITY TRUST BLDG.
1NDIANAPOLIS. IND. 4:S:z
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SITUATION WANTED

WANTED-Position by a Hungarian
girl in restaurant. TO help in kit
chen or housework- Call at 51S
Ames ave. Hammond. 1853
" AN IE.D--Eperienced business wo-
man wants a position az book
keeper or private secretary or viii
consider good clerical position. Write
B-S4, care Times. Ham 4:f:@
WANTED-Positicn as fireman. by
engineer, holding Buffalo, n. Y.
licenses Write or call 495 May 81.
Hammond. 4:7:5
WANTED = Situation by middle
aged woman as housekeeper or to
do Homework. Call at 1877 Indiana
ave. Hammond. 4:7:z
POSITION by lady as house
keeper. in wfdower's home. no OBJ
lection to ono or two children. Write
1888. care Times, Hammond. 4:S:i
" ANTED-Man wants work repair
ing ieaky roofs and chimneys anc
grading. fixing lawns. Phone Ham
mond 1921 Az
WANTED-Positfon as housekeepel
or house work by middle aged Am
erican woman. 235 Henry st, Ham
mond. Az
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REAL ESTATE BARGAINS

FOR SALE--At a big bargain, one
Of the best built new 5 room bun
galows, south side. on 1901 Van
Buren, st. Fire place, bookcases
French doors. kitchen cabinet, oak
nnish Phone 3S41 Hammond. 4:5:l
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w IN L LIZ
those with electrical ap-
pliance experience prefer
red. There is a big de-
mand for electrical con
veniences. Every home
is a prospect and will buy
if properly demonstrated.
Solicitors with good per-
sonality can make excel
lent money. We offer an
unusual opportunity to
those willing to work. Call
at 633 Holman street for
particulars. 49,
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FOR SALE-Pool table and Ice box.
524 Riga Place East Chicago 4:S:z
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ONLY ONE POLICY 4 DAY MEANS
$3.50 PER MONTH PROFIT. Same
on renewals Policy pays $1,000
death; S25 weekly benefit for injury
or sickness. Premium $40 yearly
Fun or spare time. Easy seller.
Write quick for territorq. Under
writer's, Dept. B-327. Newark. n. ].
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NO DULL TIMES SELLING FOOp
PeGhle must eat EederaI Ill RI :
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-03-10
FINANCIAL AND
MONEY MARKETS

NEW YORK, March 9.-Trading in
the stock market today was acute but
attended by frequent intervals OF ir-
regularity. The trend OF financial IN
dustrial and commercial events con-
tinued favorable. International cur
rencies were the only noteworthy ex-
ceptions, altho the initial setback IN
that quarter was largely retrieved
later Heaviness OF British and alleu
remittances in the early dealings was
ascribed to disappointment at the de-
clination of the United States govern
ment to participate in the Genoa con-
ference.
More price advances in finished
steel and iron were announced by IN
dependent producers. Reports tha'
the United States Steel corporation
had taken cognizance of this situation
to the extent OF meeting the advances
were denied
Advices from centers OF the automo-
bile industry referred to the materlal
increase during the last fortnight In
the production of cars and trucks and
another general upward revision of
sugar prices accompanied the more
stable market for that commodity.
Specialties OF the chemical and afti.
lated groups Studebaker, Sinclair and
several OF the dividend paying rails
featured tho markets progressive side
but foreign oils. independent steels and
several of the equipments were back
ward. Sales amounted to SOC, 600 shares
The AZ per cent opening rate Tor
call loans was soon reduced to 4 per
cent in the open market and 10 5ir per
cent in private offerings. Two and
three months money was offered at n
fraction under AZ per cent but the
longer maturi,ies remained firm Mt
per cent. On the late rebound Sterl-
ing rosc fraction over yesterdays final
price. French. Belgian and Italian and
rates were to : points better and the
Norwegian rate was very strong, altho
other Scandinavian bills were lower
with the Dutch rate.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-03-10
KANSAS CITY LIvEsTocK

EANSAS CITY. Mo. March a.-(u.
s. Bureau of fMark-ts)-Cattlc receipts.
:. 500. beef steers steady to i0c lower
top h~nvl.S ISIS. calves steady to
strong: bcst voaiors fa.cara.to: stock
~rs aud feeders weak: ficshy feeders
$500: plain TO fair stockcrs ss.ooa7.ss;
other classes generally steady: odd
cows Ho0TS.e5. most offered 81 i1sf
$50. good heifcrs sssoT5oa: Gamers
and cutters largely s3.o01i7s. choice
extremely heavy bulls r2bdiso. good
and choice stock calves $500 90: good
stock cows siai.
Hogs. receipts $500; very uneven
generally steady 20 i5c lower than yes
terday's average. bulk tisog7 20
pound weights to shippers $40 500 10 81: :
top 5000. :.ons5s pounders to packers
mostly sio.5odio. so. buUk OF sales sIofl
1915: packer top sio.55: most throw
outs COWS sa.coda.:5. stock pigs un-
evenly lower. choice hcayios up to
Si0.50. bulk palmer kinds tssAdin,5.
Sheep, receipts 7.cco. fcw sales sheep
steady. lambs generally f5c to sc low
CT: top $3.50.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-03-10
WHEAT POOL FOR TEN
WESTERN STA7Es|sPAN
Final Ratification To Be AT.
fected At Meeting OF
State Bodies

KANSAS CITY. Mo. Mar. s.-Rep-
resentatives OF the National Wheat
Growers association and the North
west Wheat Growers association in
session hero today. prepared tentative
plans for a marketing project which
contemplate, the creation OF a 100. .ooo,-
900 bushel wheat pool in ten states.
The conference adjourned tonight.
A committee was appointed TO mcc;
In Chicago March 20 and Il and COM
plotc the organization OF tho American n
Wheat Growers exchange. tho name
selected for the proposed national a.
soc!ation. Tho members OF this COM
mittce are George A. Jowctt Spokane.
Wash. general manager OF the North
west whca; Growers association
Aaron Sapirc. San Francisco. Cal. d.
J. Murley. Capron. okla. president OF
the Oklahoma whca. growers aeocia-
ton and W. s. Lansdon. Sal!na. Kan
sas.
The tentative plan formulated today
will be referred to state associations
OF cooperative marketing orEantza-
tions for ratification. The etatc ssso-
ella tions will meet in Denver for final
ratification a, date to be determined
after the Chicago meeting.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-03-10
FOREIGN and DOMESTIC MARKETS
Chicago GRAINS
AND PROVISIONS

CHICAGO. March s-Swift down
turns In the value of grain resulted
from heavy selling today largely due
10 ending of the drought which has af-
iected the southwest. Wheat closed
unsettled &c to SIC net lower with
Nay *l.S6 to 1861 and July s1.17h to
Sii'N Corn finished 2iac to 2Nc to
SIC down, oats off 1c to 1hc to 2a.c
at 2Sc' and provisions at n setback of
t,.c to Zoe.
with snow and rain in Kansas, Okla
homa and Texas said to be ample to
orIhg up all wheat yet alive and to as
sure excellent growing with right
Weath apparent that the buying side
quickly apparent that theb uying side
or the wheat market was at a big ad-
vantage Smallness OF farm stocks of
cereals as shown in the government
report had been evidently for the most
part discounted In advance and altho
moderate upturns in price took place
at the opening, the ma jority Of dealers
were soon seen to be pressing to sell
In particular the selling out of two
Dig holdings OF wheat, one for an east
ern ard tho other for n Chicago opcr
ator tended to bring about general
liquidation, Acute weakness in the
May delivery was n feature owing to
t'e closing out of spreads between
1nat month and July and before the
DAY was over May was down moro
than cents from yesterdays finish
ana ltc from recent top figures
Corn and oats gave way In sympathy
with wheat. For the time being the
corn market appeared to have no good
support except from Speculation. who
mad previously been sellers and who
were therefore in n position to take
profits.
Lower prices on lard In Liverpool to
Gcthcr with the break in grain values
here weakened the provision market
despite an advance In hog values.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-03-10
Sporting Notes

BIG RIVER. Sask.. March 81. Mac
Donalds dog team driven by Antoine
Maurice, an Indian driver from Isle La
Crosse today won the first annual 13d
mile Saskatchewan dog derby finishing
here shortly after 10 O'Clock this morn
Ing He covered the course in is hours
and 55 minutes.
NEW YORK, March s.-Supreme
Court Justice wasservogel today de-
MED motion to dismiss the indict-
ment charging Tex Rickard sports
promoter with assault upon Alice
Ruck. Is year old school girl Rickard
will be tried on March 20.
DENVER. March s.-Efforts of own
ers of the Denver club OF the western
baseball league, to secure Broadway
Park as the teams homo grounds fof
tho season apparently failed today
when after a meeting with George
Tebeau. owner OF the park. Al Price
president OF the Denver club. announ-
ccd that no agreement had been reach
ed and that he was through" so far
as negotiating for the park was con-
cerned.
Price said that several offers had
been made to tho club to donate
grounds hero for the use OF the club.
INDIANAPOL1s, Ind. March p
Play in tho first annual national in
tercolle giate basketball tournament is
scheduled TO begin here tonight.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-03-10

CONSIDER WILLIE.
Lightweight Champion Benny
Leonard has mapped out busy
spring for himself as soon as his
hand. injured in his last bout, mends.
And Willie jackson is ono of the
clamoring for a crack at
him. Jackson has neve. met the
champ.
Willie deserves said chance. His de-
feat at the hands of the clever Charley
White recently hasn't hurt his stock
|noticeably, Jackson has been taking
on all stars in his class outside Benny.
He has been stopped but once in his
career, as we mentioned in a recent
discussion concerning White.
Jackson began fighting rs ban
ltamweight back in 1912. 1t was five
years before he entered the light
weight division and Johnny kilbane
was the only man to halt him in that
time, Hilbane dropping him in the
fifth round at Philly in 1916. Jackson
hasn't be put to sleep since.
Jackson opened his lightweight cam
paign by knocking out Johnny Dun
dee. A fair sized job. His record since
then shows that he has more than
held his own in his class. Why he has
never faced Leonard is a mystery.
Perhaps he has hesitated to date. Per
haps Benny hasn't warmed up to the
match after looking Willie over.
But they'd provide royal sctto now.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-03-10
JOHNNY KID MEX
TO BATTLE NEFF

Johnny Kid Mex will leave here to-
day for his bout with Chett Neff at
Phoenix, Arizona, the latter part OIL
this month. Johnny is in excellent
shape and expects to win over the
popular and flashy coast lightweight.
1t will be one OF the stiffest battles
that the local scrapper has signed for
this year and for this reason Johnny
has taken precautions to be in the best
OF form.
Chett Neff went thru the four
round eventers on the coast in hurri-
cane style according to reports from
the west. and has met most of the pest
boys at his weight in this country
among them being Leach Cross, Young
Sharkey. Tommy Carter. whom he de-
cfsively defeated and several other
boxers OF this same caliber.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-03-10
WILLS INJURIES HAND
kAY0S KID NORFOLK

NEW YORK. March e.-Kid Nor
folk. negro boxer who was knocked
out by the negro heavyweight Harry
Wills at Madison Square Garden last
week may gain solace from the fact
that Wills went to Bellevue hospital
today to have X-ray pictures taken
Of his riEh. hand which he injured in
dealing tho knockout. He told sur
geons he believed the injury WAS In
tho same spot where he was hurt In
a ring battle several years ago. He
will not know just what is the matter
until Monday
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-03-10
ALLIED DEBT BODY
TO CONVENE SOON

WASHINGTON, March e.-secre,ary
Mellon. chairman of the allied debt re-
funding comrnlssion. will call the first
meeting OF that body as soon as pos
sihie after its full membership has
been confirmed by the senate. IL was
said today at tho treasury. Confir-
nation OF Senator Smoo; of Utah. and
representative Burton of Ohio. Is OK
pected by treasury OFFICIALS despite the
challenge in the senath Of their ciigi-
hiiity. Tho absence Of Secretary
Hoover. who leaves Saturday for
Phoenix. Aris.. treasury officials said.
would not interfere with the first
meeting.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-03-10
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

CHICAGO. March 81. 8. Bureau
~ Markets. Cattle receipts iteo0.
slow. strictly good and choice ersdes
beef steers. steady; others weak to IL.
lower. top stccrs 800. weight i.isi
pounds. five head yc1riings $3.50: hulk
hccf steers iss0HS.sS. -hc stock bulls
stockers and feeders steady: veal
calves steady to shippers. packers bid
ding lower.
Hogs. receipts 5000: lighter weight.
active. 10 to i5c higher; others slow. :
to Zoe higher than yesterdays avcr.
axe; big packers holding back: ton
'iibo: hulk siole5au.55. pigs very
slow.
Sheep. receipts 1900. IA, sheen and
shc.rirE lambs steady. bidding .5c to
soc lower on fat lambs. no vooied "a,
lambs sold carly. choice fall shor1
si7.b0. fan rhorn Texas yearlinxs
sis.oa. ycariinys and twos sri5o: fst
owe top carly s935; bulk carly s. o0sr
SIS; good sixty pound shcarlns lambs
sit25.
NEW YORK COTTON EXCHANGE
Furnished by y. $. WaipoIe Rooms
729-s2 Thatcher Block. Pueblo
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-03-10
EARLY BOWLING RECORDS
STILL OUT OF REACH

TOLEDO. O.. Mar. a.-Iiivh marks
held during the first week OF the
American Rowling congress here prov
cd too lofty for bowlers who compet-
cd today in the minor events None
OF tho two men entries was able TO
come near the firs. ton in that dirt.
sion. the 1.1sa BOWED by T. Mills and
q. Oswald of Grand Rapids. Michi-
gan. being the best for the day.
There were no new entrants in the
standings OF the individuals today with
the exception W. Huitt of st. Louis
who bowled $40 for n tie with .. Stein
also Of st. Louis. for ninth place.
Tho annual meeting Of the A. y. G.
will be held at O'Clock tomorrow
afternoon. IL was announced today by
A. i. Langtry. That official also was
authority for the statement that the
next tournament would be awarded
to Milwaukee
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-03-10
TRAINING CAMP news

NEW YORK, Mar. s.-Babe Ruth
and wally schane. the. last Yankee
players to be lined up for tho coming
baseball season, today left HOT
Springs. Ark. for New Orleans. TO join
Manager HuEgins and the remainder
of his spring training squad.
In the Giants camp at San Antonio.
John McGraw has ordered a rest after
having driven his squad at fast pace
for a week.
Neither Burleish Grimes nor Jimmie
Johnston had put in an appearances At
the Dodgers Jacksonville quarters and
1t was reported that they would be sus-
pended II still absent at the end of the
week.
WASHINGTON, Mar. s.--Ths
hard workout at their Tampa. Fla.
training camp yesterday. Every
pitcher on the team except johnson
and Erickson took turn on the
mound during the batting drill. in
which Leon Goslin. slated for reg.
ular ou,field berth this season. drove
the curveless offerings about In I'M
prcssivc style. Manager Milan thinks
Goslin will make his outficld s:ronE
enough TO compare favorably with tho
inficid.
CHICAGO. Mar. arrival OF out
fleidcrs Harry Hooper and Amos
Strunk has put now spirE into the
training camp of the Chicago Ameri-
cans. according TO word from sesnln.
Texas. today. Good news also was
contained in telegram from Ernic
johnson .shorts'op, who wired Man
nrcr Gleason that he would be IN
camp in time to play In tho first eN-
hihi,ion game between tho White SoS
and tho New York Nationals at san
Antonio Saturday. Johnson left Chi
clEo "wednesday.
Secretary Harry Grabiner arrived In
camp bu. had no definite news OF
outfi~ldr- Bob FaIk and Pitcher Dick
Kerr who arc working out In Texn
but who have not vet reported.
Yesterdays practice wns cut short
by stiff wind which drove the play
ers to tho club house.
Report. from tho Chicago Nationals
training camp at Catalina Island.
Calf. Indicate that the players are in
fine fe,tI~ for their first exhibition
game against Portland. Oregon, Fri
day.
CINCINNATI. o. Mar. e.-Thc ar-
rival OF Jimmy Cavenncy. Babe PIN
ciii. and Louis Fonscca at the trsinins
camp OF the Cincinnati Nationals az
-ured Manager Moran an !nfieid for
tho opening exhibition games at F'r'
Worth Saturday and Sunday. Sam
Bohne. who was expected to accom-
pany tho other arrivals from the
Pacific coast, had not put In mn ap-
Jesrance last night. according TO dis
patches from Mineral Wells.
CLEVELAND. O.. Mar. a.-Cleve.
land pitcher, are further advanced
in the spring training than any OF 'h'
other players. according TO reports
reaching horc from Dallas.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-03-10
Rheumatism at so
5. s. s Thosesshiy Rids the Body =
Rhsuaatisa 1npsritieA

somebody's mother II suffering to-
s'sht The ecouree Of rheumatiar.
has wrecked her body. 1imping and
the common ground. but her aged
heart still belongs to the stArsi Does
anybody carei s. S. s.. Ia one OF the
greatest blood purifiers known. and Il
heips build more blood cslis. 1ta med
lcinAl ingredients are purely veGetA-
BILE. II never disarrangee the stomach.
II is, In fact. a splendid tonic. q blood
maker. a blood enricher. II banishes
rheumatism from joints, muscles and
the entire body. II builds firm flesh.
II 10 what somebody's mother needs
tonishti Mother, II you can not e
surely somebody In your family win
somebody. get a bottle of =. 3. 3. nowi
Let somebody's mothcr begin TO feel
joyful again tonight Maybe. maybe
i;s your rnotheri s. 8. q. Ia cold at
all drug stores, in two sizes. The
Larger s,se is the more economical
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-03-10
FINANCIAL QUOTATIONS

NEW YORK, March 9.-CalI money
easy: high a.: low 4. ruling rate ~ !:
closing bid 81; offered at 4. last loan
I.
Call loans against acccptanccs 4.
Time loans firm: 60 days t%15; 20
days 4NH5: six months 4Ad5.
Prime mercantile paper 4AUS.
Foreign exchange steady: Great Brit
ain demand 1854: cables 1861: sixty
day bills on banks 1884,: Franco de-
mand s.oi: cables e.olis. Italy demand
5.lli.: cables tie. Belgium demand
s.ts,s. cables $50. Germany demand
Il: cable, 4iit. Holland demand $3.50:
cable. as Norway demand is,os:
Sweden demand es.cs Denmark de-
mand clos. Switzerland demand 1870.
Spain demand i6.15.- Greece demand
As. Poland demand OK Czocho
SlovnkiA demand i.s7. Argentine de-
rnsnd 3,2s Brazil demand li..S.
Montreal IS sis
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-03-10
HOW THEY WILL PLAY
TODAY AND TOMORROW

= The games scheduled for today =
y and Saturday in the State basket =
= ball tournament at Boulder will =
= be as follows: =
TODAY
= IL 100 =. m.-Gunnison VS.. Yuma. =
= 1880 p. m.-Fowler vs. Centsn- =
nial. =
. 500 p. m.-Greeley vs.. Colo =
rado Springs.
= 400 p. m.-Gunnison VS.. Centen- 4"
nial.
700 p. m.-Yuma vs.. Colorado =
Springs.
= 500 p. m.-0reelcy vs.. Fowler. =
SATURDAY
= 1000 .. m.-Centennial vs.. Colo =
RADIO Springs. =
= ll:oo .. m.-Gunnison vs.. Fowler =
= 200 .. Greeley VS.. Yuma. "
- o. m.-6unnison vs.. Colorado =
Springs. =
= 1900 .. m.-Greeley VS.. Centen- =
y nial.
= 600 D. m.-Yuma vs.. Fowler. =
. 800 p. m.-Awardins Of trophies =
. and announcement Of all-stats =
= team selections by officials. =