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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-26

with he punching cowboy was the
toughest he has svef hnd aacord-
ing Co reliable Information reach
ing here.
Iadgeft Is determined that moth
Ing shall stop beIwrcn him and bis
ambitions for championship honors
10 he can help 81. However, sailor
Burns is 10 fighter from thc feet
up. Iir holds u decision over John
MS stopper and hc recently put
up % terrible scrap with a man 20
pounds his superior az Prescott
Ariz. tic made such a pleasing
appearance al Prescott that he has
been booked there Tor a. fight with
Bllly Algrr on March ~ and Algcr
needs no introduction here This
is proof OF Burns caiihrc.
Goth PadFett and Burns appear
ed af Moose han yesterday after
noon foI an exhibition 90 rup"
skipping shadow boNinr and gem
cral exercise. The two are to give
their first boxing workouts for the
fans ut Moose han this afternoon,
beginning at @ o'clock
Although % was not definitely
decided who would spar with the
cowboy or with fhr sailor last
night. 10 was said that Kid Anayai
Young Sol Young Herrera. and
others. would be on hand Co vol-
untoor their services ms trainers
Young Herrera. hy the way. has
been booked 90 meet Young cha
voz as the preliminary attraction
f,t Thursday night whom me cow
bov and sailor meet a cowboy
urafusf n sailor sounds Ike a hat
tie for tho supremacy of the land
or soH and that is what Roy
Tsarcn and %. NJ Hurlbutt, pro-
motors. .uy DO w!ll DO.
Eat o. Avis. manager for the
cowboy boxer. closed a deal yes
trrIaF which will force padgeit
'a box Iu oklahoma city again
ora March g. padgett is TO meet
puyo shade In that city on Marrh
~. Padrctt has defeated such
mon us Johnny Griffths Morris
srhI1lier. the Omaha Kid Pat 1ll'
bert. and many others
Tile card Thursday night II he,
ing staged under the auspices OF
De Veterans Of Foreign Wars
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-26
PAUL ALTHOUSE
LIKES TO SING
ENCORESD DEMANDED
Who Is Coming
Here Feb. 70 Glad to
Oblige, He Says.

Tp in New York Is a singer who
ilkeg To ring eErorea. and admits g.
Paul hhhousc o. his name, ana his
habitat music1lly h. In the Metre
poiitan opera house. where en-
cores are seldom permitted. even
though demanded at times voClf-
erously. Ito viii appear here on
February 2s.
q a. not when he IL singing IN
come opera, however that All
house yielsa 90 the moore tempta-
u1n NJ often as u appears. He
believes The nco in opera do-
atroyA the symmetry Of the per-
formapce; but In the concert.
that you should know, is quite an
other matter
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-26
American
T~rapshooting Team

NEW YORK. Fcb. g. Tho
au-American trnpshouting team
Tor tic season OF 1891 and the
official averages ~ the shooters
were announced here tonight BY
the Americap Trap-shooting as-
socintion. o.. follows;
Art Riser. Paris, IN, a7s6.
". IT, iisor, Guthrie, Okla
oT75.
y. W Ronfro. Butte, Mont
97Gs.
W Henderson, Lexington, Ky.
976s.
prank Hughes. MobridEe, ;. =
0Tfs.
h. NJ Trooh Vancouver, Wash
ington. 97fO
W. II. Patterson, Buffalo. y y
| 9T3S.
W G. Warren. YerihFton. New
| aT27.
j. IT. Noel Nashville. Tenn
0T2f.
T. r. Earle. Starr. s G. e72o
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-26
Hoop Game Captured
By ri Kappa Alphas

The ri Kappa Alpha fraternity
nddod another game 10 ita string
LOT. Victories In the University ln-
4ferfratcrnity basketball tournn-
= mont now under way. when IL de-
4 feated the Sigma Chi Owe by tho
score Of 2S TO ~.
The game was played on the y.
n NJ Z. 4. court yesterday after
= noon. The Alpha Delta fraternity
WIS credited with a victory whon
the Independents were unable a.
y produce a complete lineup FOR q
/ easae. Soeo.d place IN the tour
unment now rests between the
4 sigma CHS and the Alpha beltas
= The ri Kappas have alread,
= cfiHched first place.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-26
Normal Girls Play
University Friday

Tho girls basketball team from
the Normal University at ins We
g3ts will come "a Albuquerque Tor
~ Rame with the girls team OF
University Friday night The
local rlrls have been working hard
under Coach Grace Mccormick
and. while tho team which Will
come here IL an experienced team,
the local girls expect TO put up "a
good game.
The list from which the Uni
Vcr-lty team viii bee picked iH.
Frances Andrews. Connie Walter,
Hcion Nelson. Emma Grrhart. Le-
n sherwood, Nell Hamilton. An
ma Mcclure. blanche Gulcy and
Helen Stuwcll
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-26

Local Bowlers Lose
To Miami by Phone

Loom h0WIoT1 lost IhfIr 8NrOnH
telephone match with the Miami.
Arizona, Y. N. G. A team last
night The Miami bowlers took
two Of the three games played.
The scores were. Albuquerque-
Sl9. 9i2. and sos; Miami-927
SOC. and sfs, The bowiors on the
local team were Strange, Wagner,
nollman. Franklin and Filnt.
The local howlcrs play In the
Y. NJ. c. A. alleys here, while the
Miami bowlerH play In their alley.
Scores are exchanged between
each game BY telephone.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-26
Win From
Santa Fe Troop

The Albuquerque headquarters
OF hoy scouts won from the
Santa Ee boy scout basketball
team by 81 20 8 at the Y. NJ c. \.
last night. outclasssng the visitors
throughout the game. The Santa
Pc scouts also brought n second
team with them. and this team
was defeated hy Hay McCanna's
team OF props by n IS to IL score
In the latter game the santa re
boys were greatly o~uiweighed.
The llne-ups were;
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-26
Francis Ouimet
Wins Golf Match

HhusToN. TEN As. Fob, 2b-
Ir9Enris Ouimet. Boston golfer.
I won the championship Of the
\ Houston eighth annual invitation
4 week OF golf which rlosed with
I the championship play. from
tIouis Jacoby. Dallas, In a double
session today.
A o Of seven up and HiS 70
q play was the tune 10 which oui-
mes drove, smashed and putted
Z his way 10 victory over The Dali
las man.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-26
Secretary of Clovis
c. of c. Resigns
Especial TO The Herald)

CLOVIS. \. NJ. Feb. I'D. W
Jones. secretary % the local cham
her Of commerce. since IL organ
izntion. rendered his resignation TO
the board Of directors this week.
to takc effect March !. Mr.. Jones.
former state superintendent OF
highways. Is well known over the
state and the Panhandle. lie has
accepted a position with the Graz
mcr Mil and Elevator company, OF
Clovis. and will lc travelling rep
no. ontative for the firm.
stamps have been taking the
place OF small coins In Belgium.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-26
Army's Basketball
Team Beats Navy

WEST POINT, y Y. Feb 90
Army's great basketball team do
foated the Navy 20 Ia ~ here this
afternoon In the third annual IN
%terservice court battle The Navy
quintet had won tho two previous
games.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-26

William Z. Connolly of Spring
Lake, Mich, former state SEN
ator and now county road
commissioner, breaks the ice
of Spring Lake for his morn.
ing bath. And he takes 1t, as
the lower photo shows. For
more than four years he has
taken his daily dip in the
lake, summer and winter.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-26

E'Bw6msSaS

Now after % years on broadway.
he is going hnrk home Going back
to his dad who owns 20 little farm
outside of Denver. tie H. tired OF
broadway and the bright Lights.
Young Corhctt told his story to
Charles Stoueham. owner OF The
New York Giunts tho other dhy
stoucham. stnkcd him TO a roll
Young Corhett has bid broadway
roodby II made him and broke
him.
Who IL the mlddlow eight cham
pion. Bryan Downcy or Johnny
Wilson,
Wilson BE- still carrying around n
badly damaged crown lie Is gem
orally recognized as the champion
bc4tuse hts hnud-pickcd referee
said Downcy foulcd him In their
Cleveland bout
However I will take Bryan Dow
ney for mine. incidentally | bc-
Hove that fight fans an Yer the
country take the same view. The
record Of the two fighters during
the last six months would win pop
uiar approval FOR nowncy. all
other things being equal. which
they r not.
The public likes champions who
fight Wilson hasn't fought any
since his bout nj Jersey City with
Downcy. There are Of course two
reasons for his failure 90 engage
IN "a bout that would risk his title
In the first place Wilson doesn't
care much about nghting. In the
second place there are few places
that want to sec him fight He Is
under suspension In practically
every state where fighting Is per-
mitted.
powney. on the other hand II
| eiways willing To meet any fighter
who meets the approval OF a
worthwhile promoter In the last
two months he has met two Of the
toughest boys in the middle
weight division. Happy L4ttleton
and Young Fisher.
In Knocking out Iittlcton in five
rounds. Downey accomplished a
feat far TO difficult for Bob Roper.
/ Mike Gibbons. Chuck Wiggina
Harry Greb and a number OF OH
ers.
powney is a. fighter. not & box
cr. yet IL really clever In his own
peculiar way. During tho last
three months he has greatly per-
fccted his left hand. His left lnt
now carries with u "a snap that
does much To upset his opponent
and make him "a mark for Dow
ncy's right cross which packs q
real knockout.
There d one thing about Dow
ncy that makes a hit with tbs
fieht fans ia seldom d~isuppoints
II % bout In which he is n u the
principals fails 90 please blari'
can never bc attached to bowneS
as he Is always trying
powacy has just n ambition d.
|Hfc. He seeks Co have the worla
recoruize him as the middlcwcirh'
champion Hc realizes that of
prcscnt his claim to She title l'
rather cloudcd. lie also knows th'
uaIy way To have the public r'ruE
nizo him aa the real thing g. %
fight hla way to II.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-26

crH. the champions, after they haNeii
passed Pat of the sporting spot
light?
when n champion X ct the height
Of his career. he les the most talked
about individual In the country
However. when a champion loses
his crown. and drops out of the
public eye. me- H. soon forcottcu Tho
~ ortinE public be- mighty tickle.
During the summer We have cNl-
dcuce of the fact every day ON IN"
ball field. one day "a player Us %
hero because he won a game
through some remarkable play The
next day no Is q dub when he loses
the game because Of some mispiay
During his pugilistic hoyduy
Young Coriett was one OF the most
colorful fighters In the game Cor
hott furnished plenty Of copy for
tho newspapers because he vas de-
cidedly original
Many OF the fight fans Of today
have forgotten about Young Cor
bctt. Those OF the older school
while having "a keen remembrance
Of some OF his great fights. have
mo- idea nH TO the present where
lhouts Of Tho nan who was once
The idol OF the prize rims.
In his day Terry McGoven was
20 rrcat little fighter. There was
something about Terry style that
made q nat with you Hc was q real
UrhfDr Nht never rHNp AN inch.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-26

the girls. and \. ~. Miller coaches
the boys team. Tho two coaches
are not related. but both hre pos
sosscd OF a wide knowledge LOT
basketball aud an ability to impart
II to tohers. Clean sporttnanship
and fair play are deemed OF more
Importance than victory.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-26
nNskIrrRNIL nEsrIr..

CHICAGO. Fob. 20 Chicago
defeated Minnesota tonight In q
Big Ten basketball game. % To II.
IA FAYETTE IND. Feb. 20
Purdue university basketball
team won over Indiana here to-
night hy a Of 20 70 ..
CHICAGO. Feb. 2b North
western University triumphed over
ohio state In basketball here to-
night by "a score Of 20 10 Is.
ST. LOUIS. MO, Feb 2b.-Ne-
hraskR beat Washington Univer-
sity at basketball here tonight, %
to 81. Five minutes overtime was
necessary 10 decide the game.
ANN ARBOR. MICH. Feb. IS.
Michigan University defeated
Illinois in n Big Ten basketball
game here tonight. AZ % rs.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-26
WILL Box AT SPRINGER
fzneriRl 10 The Hcrnld.1

SPRINGER. n NJ, FEB. -. -
walter Garrett, Las Vegas weller
weight. win fight Young Zamora.
~ this town. here on March ,.
curfeis l. an experienced hshter
.SIth a number OF knock-opts 10
hle credit. Zamora IN showing up
well a. q cleve7 boxer In his work.
outs.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-26
WANT AID TAKERS

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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-26

HAL wnr-shntfcrcd nerves made
Tny Tudor. heroine of French hat
to- ncii@. the slayer 81 her cousin
''fhc Nrng Face" hy isabel os-
trander. win tell lou. iirst Install
ment In Eseniag Herald. Mednes-
day. March 4.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-26

A we'll built chimney 100 feet
high Will sway from three 20 four
inches in high wind without dan
ger Of falling.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-26

A siikworm. In is brief life
slne9 splna about 1000 yards or
thread.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-26

From thcn ON he didn't seem TO
care lie slipped rapidly AZ q fight
or and wus soon In the has-hcen
oluss. His ability and most Of h's
money was gone. Broadway. which
owed him O. living has treated him
rather shahhily.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-26

so-cnllcd friends found him easy
10 touch. He bet ON horses that ran
iar. and was % fail guy FOR N"
wheel when he lost 10 Jimmy
Britt u was the turning point In his
career.
Evening star., 1922-11-13
NEW YORK CURB MARKET
Received BY Private Wire Direct to The Star Office

STANDARD Oil OF Kansas, old. opened
flfteen points below its closing OF last
wsek ana continued to work lower.
while Standard of New York and
Standard Of New Jersey, new, and
Standard of California, new, were
down slightly.
Reports that fire in the Humble oil
field had destroyed over $4,000
worth Of property had no effect upon
Humble OIL shares. They were quoted
240 bid. offered at 2l5, against the
last previous sale Of $40.
Other Active shareh.
Mammoth OIL and Cult Oil of Penn
sylvania were active on the side OF
lower prices among the Independent
oils. Southern States Oil was also
weak. but the selling in this stock
was by no means heavy.
Fossi that Schultz Retail
Stores would go on a dividend basis
In the near future became almost q
certainty when a special meeting Of
directors. to be held November Is to
determine details Of the dividend policy,
was called. Schultz shares were more
active than In many days and gained
three points at one time. with a later
recession. Kuppenheimer common
lost two points between sales.
Evening star., 1922-11-13
STEADY IMPROVEMENT
IN INDUSTRIAL WORLD
Car 1oadings and Soft Coal Out.
put Among Most Vital
Factors.
BY the Associated Press.

/, BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. November 1S.--Con-
tinuatlon Of the persistent improve
ment In industrial conditions Is indi-
Gated by the various business and n
nancia1 indices which became avail
able last week.
Loadings of railroad cars with
revenue freight show further gains.
both in coal and general merchandise.
Tho total loadings for the week ended
October 2s amounted to 1.014.090
cars, which is only 1000 cars less than
loadings in the week ended October
Is. 1890. when the high record for all
time was set. 1t was clear. furthermore,
that an even larger volume of traf-
fIc Nigh be moved II the transpofta-
ton facilities were available.
Soft coal production has been es-
tablished at a level Off approximately
1o.700,000 tons a week and the whole
fuel situation is growing distinctly
easier. Stocks are returning to
something like normal proportions
and the schedule of shipments to the
northwest by way of the great
been met. Some observers now go SO
far as to state that the danger of a
coal crisis during the winter is past.
In any event, the cessation of the
movement to the northwest should
further ease the car supply situation.
which already has shown some I'M
proveinent.
Meanwhile it is evident that the
better coal and transportation situa-
tions have been of distinct help to the
steel industry. October's production
Of both pig iron and steel exceeded
that Of any month in the last two
years, and the country's steel plants
are now working at a more than. rather
than less. 15 per cent Of capacity.
Despite the heavy rate of output and
shipments during the month. the Steel
Corporations untitled orders increased
by slightly more than 100000 tons
and the total now stands at 6,900.000
tons as compared with 100000 at
the end of last February.
Evening star., 1922-11-13
~ WIN. r. HkrrrhRAN.

sHseiAi DisbateA 70 The Star.
NEW YORK. November iSAffad-
Ing on the curb Exchange today was
extremely irregular. During the hrst
hour Or 81 the Price movement con-
tihued downward, but later ths mar
ket rallied.
There was a large tufnovef In Ar
hold Constable. bsE these shares were
frActiora1ly lower most. Of the ses-
sion. New Fiction Publishing Com
bany was also active, but moved over
Z fatrow range. The new National
Biscuit shares. tfaded IN on q when
As9e basis, gained d point In the ear
~ dealings but lost . good part Of It's
advance in the early afternoon.
on Shares sS1d Heavily.
Oil shares were called upon to alb
sorb some rather heavy selling. and
prices for the most part were frac-
tiohally lower, except In q few stand
Ard issues. It was announced today
that subscription books had been
closed for Q Block OF $4,000 shares
Of the new Standard Of Kansas stock
Of s26 par value. offered for public
subscription At $4e.
Evening star., 1922-11-13
STOCKS OF WOOL SHOW
NOTICEABLE INCREASE
Agriculture and Commerce Depart
ments Make Joint Quar-
ter1y Report.
PCELIC Utility.

Increased stocks OF wool as COM
pared with three months ago are an
nouneed in the joint quarterly re-
port of the Departments Of Agricul-
ture and Commerce. Stocks in and
af1oat to the United States Septem-
Der so amounted to 525.l73,6l8
pounds. grease equivalent, an In
crease of 46,022,434 pounds over juno
80 stocks.
The most noticeable increase ec-
CURED in foreign raw wool held BY
manufacturers, the reported stock i
having increased 22.536.7e0 pounds.
Stocks of domestic wool held by
manufacturers remained practically
unchanged, while dealers stocks In.
creased s,15s.s6s pounds of domestic
wool and 15.1s7.5s5 pounds of foreign.
Dealers stocks at principal mar.
kets were: Boston. 127. 4,2s6; Phil
adelphia, 2S.554,89s: Chicago, 1879.
s4l: ST. Louis 11.ss5,s2s. and New
York, 9,119,502.
Evening star., 1922-11-13
GET WAGE ADVANCE.
Steel Workers to Profit by Sliding
Scale Plan.

YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio. November IL.
Sheet workers employed Under the
sliding scale negotiated by the Anal.
gamated Association of Iron. Steel
and Tin Workers will receive q wage
increase OF Az per cent for the next
two months as a result of the BIZ
monthly settlement made here today
by Representatives of the manufae.
turers and Of the union.
The average selling price of rs. n
and 2S gauge sheets was found to be
$3.20 per 100 pounds. as compared
with s3.o5 at the. last settlement.
unchanged. as the selling price was
found TO be unchanged at $4.65 a
hundred. The settlement was made
by ]. II. Mutt. secretary of the manu-
facturers' association and NJ. F.
Tighe. president of the union.
Evening star., 1922-11-13
PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FoH THE sALB OF ELR

PROPOSALS FOR THE SALE OF .ELETR0:
type STSs p:pi sa s9ssn 6es
3; c.. November 9. as2aasealsa gfePossls
t.na., December 4. 1sas. LOT the disposal and
Of Elsetrotyps DtSss Pars haI,1ss, a,1st cam! sa
1osidsa. Refass wood. Enpty Barrels And
bawds1t which may actnMslate; And tef the
removal Of ashei and debris frqn the Govern.
l6ent Pintint once astnk ne IL ~ dsaestss ssg.
The nEht to fsject any. and all bids and to
waive defects Is ressryed. Detailed tpeciae.-
accompanied By blank Propos.l.., -. and giving
may be obtained by addressing GEORGE II.
CARTER, Public Printer. nol3&27
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, SUPERVISING
Architects once, Washington. D. c., Nevem-
Ser /. 1s2e.-sealed proposals viii be opened
d this once at pm. Movelaber p. le2s; fet
And once building. located at the corner Of
3lth and D. sts-: Warrington, D. Q. specinca.
ti0os may b obtained At this ONCE. JAMES
i. WEThoRE, Acting Supervising Architect.
moi,
Evening star., 1922-11-13
DRY GOODS PRICES FIRM.

NEW YORK, November 13 (SpA.
ial).-Greatef activity was apparent
in the market for cotton goods today
ana prices continued firm. with mills
showing no anxiety to make future
commitments at present quotations.
Print cloths and sheetings were in
good demand, as were satsen, drills,
twills and pajama checks. There
was evidence that the big trade still
was in the market for supplies. The
raw silk market was quiet, reflect
Ing the condition OF the Yokohama
market, which reported little activ-
ifH
Evening star., 1922-11-13

NEW YORK. November IS tspeciaD.
-Barreled apples were in heavy
supply today. Bulk stock was In
liberal supply. but basket fruit was
light Poor to ordinary fruit pre-
dominated. Fancy. large. well color
ed Baldwins. greetings. Mcintosh and
Snow were in good demand.
Prices per boi. for a grade 2k-
500: fancy, large. few sales. 5.25a5.50:
greetings. best. 4.25a4.5o: fancy. few
sales, 5.00a5.25: ordinary. S.50a3.75:
King. 4.0oa4.5G; fancy. +.75a5.00: ordi-
nary. 3.5Oa3.I5: Mcintosh, 5.5oa6.o0
fancy. $50 100: ordinary, 500;
Snow, best. 5.0oa5.50; fancy. 515a
500; ordinary. 4.00a4.5o. The sea
sons frst carload of western New
York 11a-inch Lady apples. in bushel
kegs, arrived today. They sold
mostly at S4.00a4.5O per keg.
Evening star., 1922-11-13
COS, ,ooo. 900 will be due. made up Of

695,o0o,660 will be due. made ut OF
interest on the second AIS; maturity
of Treasury certificates. victory notes,
war savings. interest on the first 3h
liberty bonds, interest on the victory
notes and on Treasury notes.
Against this large sum there is
$50, 100000 interest from the British
government, $250.000.000 income tax
and the amount to the credit Of the
Treasury in banks, 2 total Of Se1s.-
Il 10 fbbAbfe that t1,es0, ,66o. .e6o WIN
be raised by certificate or lonGsterIh
bond anancin6
Evening star., 1922-11-13
WOOL TRADING DULL.

BOSTON. November 13 Especially. -
Business on the Boston wool market
was dull today. but this applied only
TO volume OF trading. Prices were
fully maintained at recent high levels
Interest is still keen in the fofeign
sales. which are being combed to fill
out gaps in domestic supply. There
was some buying for American ac-
count at Melbourne today. Texas
wools are bringing strong prices.
Evening star., 1922-11-13
NEW RAIL SECURITIES,

The Illinois Central railroad has
been granted authority to issue $685.
600 of per cent refunding mortgage
bonds, which are to be pledged from
time to time as collateral security
for any notes which the carrier may
hereafter issue.
The Maryland and Pennsylvania
Railroad Company has been author
ICED to issue s3s.0o0 equipment trust
bonds to be sold at not less than IS
per cent of par
Evening star., 1922-11-13
UNITED RETAIL STORES
ORDERS TWO DIVIDENDS
Two Dollars Per Share and Special
Distribution Voted by
Directors.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press
NEW YORK, November 13.-The
United Retail Stores, Inc. today de-
clared a dividend of So share and An.
nounced special distribution Of new
United Retail Candy Stores. The COM
bined distributions are equivalent to s.
a share on United Retail Stores.
Payment Of cash dividends will give
the Tobacco Products Corporation, now
majority holder of United Retail
shares, $1.36S,924. The Tobacco Prod.
ucts Corporation will receive 350,00g
shares Of candy stock. The distribution
of candy shares is in anticipation Of Z
proposed merger with Loft. Inc.
Evening star., 1922-11-13
RADIO IN EQUIPMENT.

DULUTH. November ls (special).-
Construction OF a ffty-two apartment
building. to cost ts6o,ooo. has been
inaugurated here. The equipment of
the apartments will include radio con-
nections, electric ranges and electric
fireplaces,