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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-07-12

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End. 1t Fernando Torres, Ensena-
da, P. r.
TO: HQ. Co. 1st. Bn
End. 1t. Antonio Cepero claven, Are
tibo, P. r.
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1st. 1t. jose NJ. Morales, P. o. Box
2o3, Ponce, P. r.
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Office, Ponce, P. r.
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RIpa3

RIDGE. Feb, e The Gsesnhern !,
evening Tor their wslsly carnival.
the high plAcee began to. show above
the snow but this week they were all
covered up agtnn and now the land.
ecape 70 an unbrcken field OF dassling
whttenesa.
Horses are. getting very thin and
are having hard time to md q ecanty
living, and even the sagehons ana rab.
pits seem to have hard time to find
Nearly every enc around here seems
to be very optimistic and all hope for
. bumper crop the coming season. We
all feel that good times are coming
and are ready to do our part to- help
them come.
Bill Carey who has been working In
Deadwood all winter, returned home
Miss Tiiie walloth Is visiting with
Mrs. William WAllace.
Raymond Craft has been hauling hay
for his father frCm Ralph Tinkcome.
Miss Lewis, teacher OF the Ranch
Creek school, went to Lightning Fiat
for q short visit with MIR. and Mrs
Closson. -
Leonard Moul ton and Ted craft have
been cutting saw logs fer Pete Wal
Pete wailcth finished putting up his
icc last week.
There was surprise party at Jim
Erie Irish'e Saturday. evening.
Mrs. WallOth has been having trou-
BILE with her eyes and thinks it Is due
to the snow.
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CAMPS PASS

CAMPS PASS. March c.--E.vcryane IN
this vicinity have their summers sup
ply CT ice put up,
Ole Kelly is feeding cattle for Nc
Bride at the Peterson ranch on Pump-
kin creek.
Eorn. February ~. 10 Mrs Minnie
Ayles, "a me large girl.
Sam Faust spent the night a. the
r. r. Lewis home Tuesday
Ed Harris delivered oats at Hourh-
lans tins week.
Lee Mason spent Snniiay at home
looking after things.
Theo. BAR spent Sunday at The 7.
.tcheil hcme.
Abe. George and Earl Mitchell spcn.
Sunday with Wan1en and Dean Lewis.
The recent severe cold and snow
have caused heavy losses in stock.
Mrs. L. n. Isascs was recent 81 ore
caller on Pumpkin creek
Sophie kusel of Fir. GuIch is as
sisting with the work at her sits.r.s
Mrs. AyIes.
w. j. simmons is looking after sleek
at the COoksey place this week.
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Cali for February 9th, 1o1s.

Notice 10 hereby given that a. war.
rants drawn on the General Fund OF
School District No. ~, Powder PiveJ
County. which were presented for pay
ment prior to February 12th, 1872, ave
payable.
Notice is hereby given that all war
rants drawn on the General Fund Of
School District No. Is, Powder River
County, which were presented for pay
ment prior to February 18th, 1922, are
payable.
Notice is hereby given that all war
rants drawn on the General Fund Of
School District No. 80, Powder River
County. which were presented for pay
ment prior to February nth, 1929, are
payable.
Notice Is hereby given that all war;
rants drawn on the General Fund Of
schcei District No. 81, Powder River
County. which were presented for pay
ment prior to February Sth, 1922. are
payable.
Notice is hereby gwen that all war
rants drawn on the General Fund of
School District No. 81, Powder River
County, which were presented for pay.
ment pricr to February 21st, 1922, are
payable.
JOHN r. WILSON.
f'24-Ml7 County Treasurer.
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NOTICES FOR PUBLICATION
Department OF the Interior, u. 8
Land Office at Miles City. Montana
February II. 1922.
Notice IL hereby given that
CHESTER b. INFER,
OF Biidle, Montana, who, on Feb
ruary Z. 1918, November Is. 1920
made Hid. and Add. Hid. Entry
No. 03s2as-03S239. for Lots l. 2. 3, 4
EisW!s. E1s Section Z, Township SIS.
Range 52-E., NJ. p. Meridian. has tiled
notice Of intention to make three year
proof. to establish claim to the land
above described. before Register and
receiver, United States Land Office, at
Miles City Montana, on the 10th day
of April. 1929.
Claimant names as witnesses: Tom
Devine. Frank Bealer, Mike Reardon,
Birdie G. rhifer, all Of Biddle. Mon
tana.
Ms-a1 G. W. MYERS. Register.
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the following gentlemen ana their
wives: John Gold. John Laporte. r.
@. Fleming. r. A. ellsworth and ].
e. Olsen. Miss Mahoney and Alessrs
Alex Graham. e. ". Shy, r. q. SUIT.
ton. Loren White. Esmond and Srmet
Laporte. Hugh Rooney, r.. A. johnson
ana G. G. walbridge.
6. r. Bickel made q trip to volbors
ON Saturday with Aed load Ct lum-
Der ana on his return brought up q
load OF freight for the store.
Howard Merchant attended to busi-
Eess at the county sea his week.
A bazaar and dance will be held At
the Stacey hall Saturday night. April
20, and it 10 hoped the proceeds will
be sufficient to pay up indebtedness
for the victrola purchased for the
school. Miss Irene Kelsey, teacher, ia
In charge Of the program.
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STACEY, March 6.-Sam Jarvis came
over from Ashland on Friday. He re.
ports deep snow and no roads on the
divide.
At the county seat last week.
Ray Young came over from East
Fork on Friday. His was the nrst
team to cross the divide in more than
q month.
The A. r. Kelsey home was the
scene on Saturday night for a very
pleasant party in honor Of Mr.. KEEL.
with progressive whist after wrich a
delicious lunch Of sandwiches. salad.
by Mrs. Kelsey assisted by Misses Ma
honey and Celsey. Those present were
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BIDDL,E

RIDDLE March 5.---Mr. and Mrs. G.
e. Pike. who have spent sevral months
III Sheridan. Wyo.. are expected home
this week.
q. w. Garst. the Eowers creek teach.
ar. spent Saturday and SUNDAY with
his family.
John =. NoIal made a business trip
to Gin cite Saturday.
Robert Fudge passed through Bid.
die Tuesday en- route to the tt ranch
to look after his cattle.
Otto Smith and Miss Del,na johnson
We're pleasant callers at the Cross
ranch Sunday.
Miss Georgia Clarity is visiting her
sister. Mrs. Glenn Morris, near Gil.
lette. wrC.
Ed Tack Of Ranch creek made a
business trip to Powder river Saturday.
Isud Lane OF Broa dus spent Saturday
and Sunday with Harold f,eacham
James F. johnson made a business
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NOTICE OE, <nNr,.....'

NOTICE OF AON9'::::ss.::.
Dena rtment Of th' Interior. United
s a'a.s* rl lsna S' s. i,s Niles city Nor"
To Clarence w. Sanders. # Rrcadys.
Montana. Centestne:
You are hereby notified that Fred
G. russell. who eiN.s Eroadus, Mon
.sha; ar his pnst,office .address. did
his duly corro boratsd Application to
contest and s-cu,e the cancellation Of
your Homestead Entry, Serial No.
c.sl4s made Ell. II. 1877, tor NisNE1
r. &c rn l lS;n ssaSEs. sE... Section 10.
meridian, and as :srs unds for his con-
test ne alleges that YOU have never
Cstab4lshed Residence on the land and
nave not placed Any Improvement:
ddn n that the 1aLd is wholly ahan-
listed for mere than six months past.
Also that these defaults are not due
r. g, service in the Army. Navy or
a'arine Corps of the United States.
.a LOU are. therefore. further nntincd
as confessed, and Y.ur said entry win
De Cancelled without further right N
DC heard, either Lefore this office or
or appeal, il you fail to file in this
fourth publication Of this notice notice 'a as
shown below. your answer. unaer
oath. specifically responding to these
sn ssations of contest. together with
uue proof that You have served ccnv
e'sner IN person or by registered mail.
on should stace IN your answer the
name e the post office TO which vn,,
desire future notices to he sent 10 Won
ra,e 80 ,sJ j. n. hoHLiSG. Receiver.
1, or snd publication March II. 1855
pate Of ard publication March - 1855
I'a'e CT attn publication March al 1oa3
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NOTICE Of SlOCkHOLDEkS
ANNUAL MEETING.

notice is hereby given that the
annual meeting of stockholders of the
hfoadns Publishing Company Will he
he!d at the office Of the Powder River
county Examiner, Eroadus Montana
az O'CLOCK p, m. Saturday. April s
. .ss. HUGO CAMPLIN.
Secretary.
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NOTICE ron PUBLICATION
Department of the Interior, u. q
Land Office at Miles City, Montana
February .. 1899.
Notice IL hereby given that
JAMES TURNBULL
Of Kruger. Montana, who on July I,
1917. Sept. 10. 1891. made Hd. and Ada.
Hid. Entry. No. e37ess-e44e4s, f,r
6Msh Gee. 8. Nj. SEA, Section II.
Township SIS, Range 61.E. n. r.
Meridian. has died notice OF intention
70 make three year proof, to estat,.
lish claim to the land above described.
before H. r. straiton. Clerk Ct tina
District Court. ut Broadus. Montana.
on the 9Th day of April. 1882.
Claimant names ~ Witnesses: q. 4.
Cramer, Thos. G. Reed, Ray p. Tarbell.
r. H. Heaton, all OF Kruger. Montans
F17-Ml7 q. w. MYERS. Register.
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Ola.Tfme IAtxnlrx.

Indignant I.ady-"Sir, when was
your age. young man would not let
a woman stand up in the subway
Young Man-"When you were my
age, madam. people still went about in
stage coaches"-Le Journal.
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03S30,



NOTICE FOR ri 0LlC ATl0N
Department OF the Interior, L. S.
Land Office at Miles City Montana.
February "a, 1922.
Notice is hereby given that
GEORGE 4. CONRAD, JR,
of 6roadus. Montana, who, on April 2.
1917, made Homestead Entry. No.
0a73o1. for South Half. Section L..
Township SIS. Range SEE, NJ r.
Meridian, has dled notice Of intention
to make three year proof, to establish
claim to the land above described. be-
fore II, H. Straitcn. Clerk Of the Dis
trict Court. at f,fcaaus, .a1onraEa, on
the gath day of April, 1922.
Claimant names as witnesses: IT. W.
Eraine. Edw. j.. Barker. Harry r..
Fischer, Sarah Slocu,n. ali of Rroadus,
Montana.
M1o-A c. W. MYERS. Register.
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| fOWHER RIVER.
kerr d. DUNLOP,
ICORDA NJ. HOCsHI.AN and
JEANETTE HOUGHLAN.
his wife,
Defendants.
| Ihe State OF Montana Sends Greetings
to the Above Named Defendants:
You are hereby summoned to answer
the complaint in this action. which Is
haed in the office Of the clerk OF this
court. and file your answer and serve
a copy thereof upon the plaintiffs
attorney within twenty days after the
service Of this summons. exclusive OF
lay Of SERVICE and. in case CT your
cailure to appear or answer. Judgment
will be taken against YOU by default
for the relief doms nicd In the com
plaint
The said action IL brought Tor the
purpose of foreclosing a certain mort.
gage executed nv the defendant, Corda
ID. Houghlan. which said mortgage
was recorded in the office of the
County Clerk and re.order in aud for
the County Of Custer. State Of Mon.
tana. In which said County the mort
gagged premises were then situated. in
Book Nv" Of Mortgages. Page SIC,
| and which said mortgage was there-
| after Transcribed to the records in
the office OF the County Clerk ana
Recorder In and fer the County Of
Powder River, State Of Montana, in
which said County the said mortgaged
premises are now situated. and Is now
part Of the Transcribed records of
the said County Of Powder River,
state OF Montana; and to obtain
JUDGMENT against the defendant. Corda
N. Houghlan. for the sum OF slo0o, 90
with interest, advancements. costs and
attorneys fee, according tC, the PRAYER
Of plaintiffs complaint on fi,e herein.
10 which reference is hereby made.
end to obtain a" order Of foreclosure
and an order Ct sale OF the land de.
scribed In the said mortgage ms fol.
lows. to-wit:
: Lots One W. Two co. North
east Quarter OF the Southeast
Quarter (NEt of SEA). and the
southeast Quarter Of the North
east Quarter .sEN of NEH), of
section Two CD in Township
Three go South Of Range Fo-ty-
eight (4s) East Of the Montana
Meridian. and containing accord
ms to the u. s. Governments Sur.
vey. One Hundred Tifty.nine and
Forty : four Hundredths 159.44l
acres. be the same more or less
All OF which more fully appears f-on,
the verified complaint Of the plaintiff.
ON Me herein. refer ,nce to- which Is
hereby specifically made
witness my hand and the soal Of
said Court this esth day o. February.
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Coal RE 04a14S
NOI4Clc FOR PUDLICAT1ON
Department Of the Interior, U. q.
Land Office At Miles City. Montana.
February ., 1879.
Notice 10 hereby given that
HERCULES T.. DORVAIA
Of Stacey. Montana. who, on June :.
1913. made Homestead Entry, No.
olsl4s. for East Halt, Section -.
Township 2.s., Range 4S-E., N, r.
Meridian. has nled notice Of intention
to make thlee year proof, to estab.
fish claim to the land above described.
before H. r. straiton, Clerk Of thu
District Court. at Broadus, Montana,
On the 4th day &C April. 1859.
Claimant names a. witnesses: How.
ard Merchant. OF Stacey. Montana:
standish johnson. Of Stacey, Montana:
DR.. G. Il. James. CT Broadus, Montana,
N. 4. wiley. Of Broadus. adonsana.
T17-M17 q. w. MYERS, Register.
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SUMMONS FOR FUDL1CATl0N.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
SIXTEENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
OF THE STATE OF MONTANA
IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF
POWDER RIVER.
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FOR sALE-Yenow Dent seed corn,
$3.50 per bushel Ray Kent. Brsa:.
us. Montana. IS17.oll
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the Beard OF ScUhty Commissioners
lot Powder River County. Montana.
VIII. on April 3rd. 1871. at 10 O'clock
A. NJ. open sealed bids for the classi-
noation and Appraisal Of the land In
townships :. s ana .. south. Of ranges
q to 81 east. NJ. +. NJ, inclusive.
The right 10 reserved to reject any
or all bids. ),
BY order. Of the Beard Of County
Commissioners. =;
J. II. NORRIS.
Attess' Chairman.
County Clerk and Recorder. m,
Crookedness never pays in the long
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Crookedness never pays In the long
run. Look at the corkscrew.-Bur.
l:Egton News
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FOR SALE--Hower. rake. disc and
narrow. Fred Walpole, Epsie. Nom
ts-ca. Ml0-l7
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ate Of !st publication March 10 1aos
ate OF end publication March II, lg9s
are q srd publication March "a 1855
ATE CT 4th publication March al 1aaa
The New York herald., 1922-04-28
KINGDOM OF BELGIUM
Holders of The Kingdom of Belgium 25Year External Gold L
Fund Redeemabe Bonds issued under Loan Contract dated MI

Fund Rdemble dated
n
andG
Lin ewihS
by 10 by
sum l.
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lnvincible Oi
&c fQ1I

lst IS 1888
2...... .Sfi4
Iowa Central
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2.....Io2ioI
2 100
Pac Gas & III
Pan-am P& +.

lst equip rs 80
IL. 100
Pennsylvania
Is 1890
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BUYING FOR EXPORT
GIVES WHEAT LIFT
Germany Reported in Market
Paying Best Premiums
Of Season.

CHICAGO, April 27,-The wheat mar
Ret finished unsettled to-day at a net
gain OF y to Ia. with May at $1.41 "
to $1.41h and July S1.26 to s1.26h
Corn closed "a to B@1 cent higher
oats up NON to u cent and pro-
visions down to SO cents.
Foreign purchasing of wheat was esti-
mated at 100000 bushels. including
both old crop wheat and new. 1t was
said Germany was In the market and
paying the best premiums of the season.
Aside from the bullish effect OF export
business 1t was evident that maps-
traders believed rally was due after
the severe declines of the last two days.
The opening was higher. aided by COM
parative strength of Liverpool quota
tfons, but profit taking sales. together
with favorable crop reports from the
Southwest. caused the market to drop
soon to the lowest level touched OF late.
$1.3sM for May delivery.
Houses with seaboard connections led
the wheat buying on the irregular price
advance that followed, becoming
stronger near the end. Gossip was cur
rent that longs were chartering vessel
space and otherwise preparing to take
care Of wheat delivered next week. On
the other hand. milling demand for
wheat was reported as slow and -four
prices lower.
Seaboard messages telling OF 500. 900
bushels of corn taken for Europe tended
to lift both corn and oats. Provisions
were weak In line with hog values.
CUuC AC0 pRyrES
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AS a result of those changes the reserve
ratio rose from 77.3 per cent. to 1873
per cent. At
A moderate shift OF gold reserves
away from the three Eastern banks Is
noted. Cleveland reports the largest
increase in gold reserve, S9,7o0,000 !;
Richmond, with an increase OF s3,S0O.-
000 is next. Increases In gold reserves
aggregating s6.50O.0oO are reported by
Chicago, Atlanta and San Francisco.
Boston shows the largest decrease In
gold reserves, s5.000.000. and smaller
cuts, aggregating s1o.7o0.o0o were
made by ST. Louis. Philadelphia, Min
neapolis, New York, Kansas City and
Dallas.
Holdings Of Government paper are
down from 1901. 100000 to s179.e0O.oe0.
OF the total held. s15o,O0o,o00. or S3.7
per cent, was secured by United States
bonds: $s.500.0O0. or Al per cent. by
Victory notes; s13,600,o00. or 7.6 per
cent. by Treasury notes, and s6,s0o.-
000. or "A per cent. by Treasury GER
tiflcates.
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BIG LOSS BY NEVADA COPPER.

The 1921 report OF the Nevada Com
solidated Copper Company shows a net
less OF sf,633.i64 after expenses. de-
precIation. &C., as contrasted with net
income OF s235.9o4, or IL cents share.
earned on the ss.es7.2S5 capital stock
in 1890 Gross revenues dropped from
s9.067 025 to si.2SO.14T.
The company's cash Increased from
$553.4t3 20 ss,07i.i00 and accounts COL
lcctablc jumped from S4f7,i42 70 s6i5..
sS7 Inventories were reduced from
sS.SI7S52 to s3,95s.773 and accousts
payable from s6Sl,62i 10 s3i7,91I... Tho
con1p.fy's profit and loss surnlns
drcppsd from ie.53s.eo2 70 si.oo5.i3s,
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SC l. & S r K!
StP& KC Shin
1ISs lg&i

80
5.... .S17s
20. .S1l2
SanA a. Ar T.
a. INA
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IMMIGRANT nov DEFECTIVE.

Ellis Island surgeons reaffirmed yes
terday the result OF an examination OF
fourteen-year-old Samuel Goldman made
in January. 121, declaring him feeble
minded. and the papers in the case
were sent to Secretary OF Labor Davis.
The boy came from Rumania, and his
father. Syracuse tinsmith, has been
IN America ten years, but is not a citi-
zen Samuel was released on bond and
was sent to Seymour School In Syra-
cuse. Or. Locke OF Syracuse said the
boy was backward because of hard
ships Of the war.
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cRAMp SURPLUS DECLINES.

The report of the William Cramp &
Sons ship and Engine Building Company
for 1921 shows a surplus OF s1.355 AIS
after interest. taxes and depreciation,
or $3.50 share earned on the sf5.232.-
500 outstanding capital stock. Those
figures compare With surplus OF
s2,134.55i, or S1i assharc, ia 1890.
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DE IA HuERrA COMING HERE.

MEXICO CITY. April 81 tAssociated
Press) ).--Sccretary OF the Treasury de
Ia Huerta plans TO leave FOR New York
between May - and 20 and his confer
ences with Wall Street bankers win
begin about June 1, says an official
Treasury Department statement.
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ERROR RECEIP'
sEABOARD CLEARANCEs.
WATCH FoR FAKE $40 BILL.

A new counterfeit $40 Federal Re-
serve note Is being circulated. according
to Reserve Bank officials. The counter
felt. printed from Photographic plates
on two pieces of paper between which
silk threads have been distributed.
bears the number cD17756705A- Color
ing matter has been applied to the seal
and numbering on the face of the bill
and back Is printed with green toning
solution.
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FEDERAL RESERVE
BANK STATEMENT
Discounted and Purchased
Paper Decreases.

Special Dispatch to THE New York HERALD.
New York Herald bureau.
Washington, ID. c.. April 81.
Further liquidation OF S57.500,000 OF
discounted and purchased paper in con-
trast to an increase of s35.0o0.0o0 in
Government securities is shown in the
Reserve Boards last weekly bank state
ment. Government, deposits increased
s7,400,000, while members reserve and
other deposits fell s27,000.00o. Federal
reserve note circulation declined $685.
100000 and the Reserve banks net La
bilities on Federal Reserve bank notes
in circulation were reduced about $780,
900. Gold reserves increased S4.30o,0o0
and other cash reserves about 5000. 900.
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CHICAGO PRICES

WHEAT--No red and No. . hard. $1.54:
No. Manitoba. $160A; No. mixed durum.
81. .461k c. +. track ". Y, to arrive.
CORN-No . yellow and No. 2 white.
79Ac: No. mixed, 7S%c. C. /. (. n. Y.
OATS-No. white. 49c.; M. 3 white,
47jAc.; No. white. 45hc.; fancy clipped
white, 55@57kc.: ordinary clipped white. 90
Q5lc, all elevator.
$1.1sh c. /. I. n. Y, export.
BARLEY-Malting. T6@s0c. c. e.. ". Y.
ILtY-No. /. 29@3i; No. .. s261a0; No. 3.
S24926; shipping $22n24 per ton.
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BID AND ASKED QUOTATIONs

n. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS.
To the following prices accrued interest
Is to be added;
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT AND MUNICH
PAL BONDS.
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L. 81 n
N o Tex s. Nix
Is 1923
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Closing prices OF stocks in which there |
were no transactions yesterday:

UNITED STATES TREASURY STA TE1TENT
o NEw yosKH
Ncw York; Bureau,
ID. C.. April /.
The Washington times., 1922-12-31

GRATED on the book and lyrics with
Otto Harbach. of THE Wildflower,"
in which Edith Day will act the
title role. Herbert Stothart. COM
poser of "Daffy Dill" has collab-
GRATED with Vincent Youmans on
the score Of the new piece, which
is now in rehearsal at the Casino
Theater. New York.
Young Hammerstein abandoned
his study of the law at Columbia
College in 1917 to write for the
stage, but he remains the chair.
man of the play committee at the
university and has habitually been
one of the authors and directors Of
the students shows. He wrote
the book and verse Of Home.
James the 1917 varsity show.
and of Ten to Five" the 1918 ve-
hicle. He was author and direc.
tor of the latest student piece,
Fly With Me"