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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-15
GERMAN CONDITIONS
\ NOT FAVORABLE
Described by Z German Editor
at the University OF Della
ware Last Night.

Epsoiai Correspondence Every Evening.
Newark, Feb. 1b.--Dr. John Mes.
correspondent for the Frankfurtsr
'Zeitung. one OF the large ncwspa psrRpf
Germany. Who represented that paper
et the recent Conference IN Wash
kjhgton, made an address in Wolf Hall,
University OF Delaware. last ni&ht on
America and the Economic Crisis in
Europe" This address was under the
auspices OF tho Limitation Of Arma-
msnts Club of the Women's College.
DR.. w. l.. Bcvan introduced the
speaker.
While tho talk by DR.. Mex was In
teresting, because OF defective acous-
tics. his slightly broken English and
the fact that he talked unusually fast.
made It hard for many In the audi
ence to follow him closely.
In his opening remarks the speaker
said that poverty and distress are on
the increase In most all countries OF
Europe. In Germany. he said. the
population IL decreasing At the rate
Of 900, 900 a ys9r.
! DR.. Mes stated that notwith standing 1
the fear OF France. therc Ia one fact
that should be understood. and that II.
Germany II practically completely
disarmed. He said It was true ther,
remained standing army Of abou
100000 mon. but that tho country hat
been disarmed to the extent that Ger
many IN no longer = menace TO tn
; peace OF Europe.
, DIR. Mex told OF how Hugo stinne,
!, who wAs practically unknown befor
The war, had got control OF 4 larg
: percentage Of tho Industries OF Cor
: many, employing In his plants TOO
4 600 men. He did not think the rapi
r growth OF the SHINES interests was n
the betterment Of Germany.
o The standard OF living All over Ge1
8 many. DIR. Mez said was much low,
n than before the war and has broug1
II about much suffering and want.
d The speaker charged that tho I,
: dustrial chiefs OF Germany are e.
plotting labor through the great d
" crease In the valuo Of the mark. p
i. fore the war 4 mark WINS worth
cents and now II Ia worth but on
half n cent. Workers who receiv
eight marks a day before the war a
d now getting 30 and 40 marks a ds
but the eight marks before the W
d WAS equal to about 81 and tho
I. marks now are worth but 20 cents.
, DR.. Mez touched on conditions
n some Of tho other countries that
!, has visited since the war. !ncludi
al France. italy and England. He co
"a tended that tho government Of q,
b. rsany Ia apparently as skepticsl a
"a fearful OF getting mixed UP with I
!. present Russia regime as the Unit
40 States In. The English, he said. {
the highest-taxed people OF tho wo
at this time and that Sc out OF ev.
$40 there goes to taxes.
In conclusion DIR. Men commend
.e President Harding and Secretary
% State Hughes for tho good work
' oomplished by tho Conference. AZ
y his talk DIR. Mez answered a NUM-
=. OF questions asked by persons in
e" audience.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-15
THREAT BY GUNMEN
NEW TAYLOR CLEW
Sea Captain Says They Told
Him They Were After
Film Man.

Los Angeles, Feb. 15.-St. Valen-
tines Day found the Taylor murder
completely mystifying. although four
teen days have passed since the mo-
ton picture director WAS s.ain.
The story Of the retired sea cap
tain, Charles Carson, told In San
Francisco Is regarded here aS just
another one Of those things. Which
means there had been so much OF
the futile running down Of wild
stories and bogus tips that Los An
geles is skept!cal OF any sort Of Taylo:
case yarns and probably will be tn
credulous when the murderer Is
causht-if he OF she ever is
Nevertheless, the sea dogs asser-
ton that two gunmen told him II
LAthrop last October they were COINS
to meet q man named Sands, who
wanted to 'get even" with a motor
picture man. will be checked up so fal
as possible.
At the came time the Los Angeles
District Attorney. and police are wei
aware that gun mon (except in tn
movies) are not IN the habit Of con
i hding contemplated crimes TO casual,
met sea captains or anybody else, an
th&e October was a long time ago.
1t was unexpectedly made know
that William Davis, Mabel Normand'
chauffeur. probably will be asked {
& return to the Sherins offlce for fur
ther questioning.
No reason for this was given. Davi
already has told everything he say
he knows. but 1t Is supposed the Shei
ms Office. which has an investigate
! function in criminal cases unlike tbs
! OF the New York Sheriff. wishes to e,
more detailed information. Accordln
to an unconfrmed rumor, additions
Information has been obtained an
} the chauffeur Will be asked what /
, thinks OF it,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-15
HOwAT WINS FIRST vOfR.

Indianapolis. Ind. Feb. t5.--Alex-
ander HowAt. deposed Kansas miners
leader. won the preliminary skirmish
in his fightFat the special convention
OF tho United Mine Workers OF
America, hefs today, against the ac-
ton OF the union administration Of
ficers expelling Howat and creating a
provisional district government for
tho union IN Kansas.
BY rising vote OF q77 10 ss4, the
delegates decided TO consider Howats
appeal to override the administration
officers orders. and Immediately roll
call was ordered which was expected
to delay a final decision until tomor-
row.
| Meanwhile all consideration oi
wages and other matters was deferred
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-15
PHILA. PRODUCE MARKETS.

By Associated Press 10 Every Evening.
Philadelphia. Feb. 16.--Wheat high
er: No. red winter. l.4lQl1.4e; 90,
garlicky. 1.s5@1-4o.
Corn higher; No. for export, ssa
0Ss; do. No. 5, s5ta4s No. 4. GAO
64ls; car lots local No. yellow, e3G
SO; No. 5 yellow. ssh9ss-
Oats. higher; No. white, 47QAi1 |;
No. 3, s5 n @46.
Butter, steady; western creamery
extra. s7h; nearby prints fancy 4sG
As.
Eggs higher: nearby extra hrsts
I 41h: do, -firsts. Al; western extra
nrsts. Al; DO, firrts. IS; fancy selected
packed. 5s
Cheese arm: New York whole milk
fancy fats held. ss; DO. fresh. 20
fair to good. 1920; longhorn, 22h q
%; single daisies, %.
1--we poultry easier; fowls. not leg
horns. 2s@so; do. ieghorns. 7@so
spring chickens. not ieghorns 2sQ33
do. leghorns. 37G3o; old roosters, 1sQ
10; turkeys. +o@45; ducks. white
pekin ss@ss; do mixed colors 1904
muscovy. s3@25; geese. 2s92b; younl
roosters. .2@23.
Dressed poultry steady; sprin:
turkeys, fancy dry packed 5o@6e; dc
western fancy bo@5l; fair 20 good a
@45: old toms s0@4s; fowls fresl
killed. choice to fancy 2sQ30; dc
small sizes 2l@27: roasting chicken
nearby e7@3s: do. western a403S
, broiling chickens nearby 24Q3s: dc
western 22Q3a; old roosters 32@24
} ducks 30@ss: geese fancy a3@7S; fai
, to good 29@22.
; Potatoes lower; white cwt. fanc
1 p9069240
!, Flour dull: soft winter straish
western, s.ooQS.lo per bbl.: do, near
by. 5.e0Q5.so; winter straight. 6.7oQ
700; do. short patent. 7.a6@7 so
spring first clear. sl0@s.<o; do. pat
sn,. 7.7o@s.1o; do. short patent, S.2oC
$50; fancy spring and city mills pa
!. ent, family brand. s.75@9.7b.
Hay arm: timothy No. 2. 22.0o'
!. $500: do No. 5. co.co@21.0o; samp]
1s.oo01S.oo: no erode, 14.ooQl 1870
clover mixed hay. light mixed. IL.
613Oe; No. I mixed 20.0o@s1.oe.
Tallow puiet; prime city loose.
y prime country, 6: edible IN tiercs
d IN prime country. 4; edible, 81
e. Bran scarce and firm; soft whit
i In 100 pound sacks 3boo9ss.eo; {
spring. N,oo@s5.oe.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-15
ELKTON NAN HURT.

Fred 3. Waterhouse Of Elkton, Nd.
a conductor on a fast Baltimore 4
Ohio freight train, was injured In .
wreck at Yardley. Pa, yesterday, and
was taken 10 hospital In Trenton,
N. j.
Eight/of the cars on the train he
was riding were derailed. but he was
the only person injured. Traffic was
delayed for some time by the wreck
age.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-15
Jurors Drawn TO
Serve IN COUNTY COURT
Summoned for the Two Weeks
Beginning Next :
Monday.

Jury commissioners Joo0pn w.
Lawson and John Il. LAmbspn have
drawn the following jurors for the
Court OF Oyer and Tsrminer, period
beginning February 20:
First Representative district--Abert
Curran.
second--Gcorge Cameron. George
w. Young.
Third--Alexander ]. Butler. Herbert
Z. Downing.
Fourth-Charles Slifer.
FYftkEClayton johnson, Thomas J..
STEM
si.th-cyrus e. Mousley. Walter
seventh--Fredertck Thornett. Will
lard Gould.
Eighth--Irvin Mccall.
tin McCallister.
Tenth--James C. Bromwell. James
e. White. I
.Eleventh-James p. Ford
Twelfth--Irwin Cats, Frank 8. Jcs-
ter.
.vandegrift
Joseph II. Stocklcy.
Fourteenth--Samucl Nolan.
observation-disclosures Pratt.
The followiK petit Jurors have beer
drawn for thy Court OF General Ses-
sions and Superior, Court period be
ginning March 10:
First Representative district--Wn
liam c. Belmont. Joseph II. Duffy.
Second--Frank Edgar, John c
Hook.
Third-Casper T. Toppin, Charlie
Primrose, Louis Hartman, Frcdericl
Crouch.
Fourth-william LonEacher, Andrey
!. Johanson, Charles A. Publ, Morris
Tucker.
F1fth--John c. Ewing, Howard /
Sheppard, Thomas LAudy. Harry Cole
, man.
Sixth - Monroe Mousley. Joh
Greenfield.
Seventh--Lewis r. Dilworth Joh
r. o,Neal. Edward Sillitoe, Hugh n
!, Garrett.
EiRhth-Thomas II. vansant. Joh
: Jordan.
:. Ninth--Johp #. Richards, John I
johnson.
Tcnth-George Proud, Jr-. Willial
@ Newlove, Charles I. Countiss, Edwar
Y Hushebeck.
e Eleventh Clyde Austin. willinl
I Salmon.
Twelfth-wiiliam Moore, Chsrl
: Tosney.
o Thirteenth - George F. Keene
! Bayard Vandcgrift.
It Fourtecnth-Sanuel r. Townsen
< Paul Goodman Jones.
,e Fifteenth-Charlee Fcinaner, Jor
= II. Francis.
II Additional petit jurors have NJ
v been drawn as follows:
10 First RelDesentative district--Dan
,e kellehcr.
"A Second-Charles Forwood.
"a Third--John MCMILLAN.
Fourth-Deyton Pearson.
FYfth-James d, Elberson.
Slxth--Harry Simon.
Seventh-Hyland r.. Lyman.
~, Eirhth-Edw.n Guthrie.
:" Ninth-JAmes r. Marshall.
"a Tenth-John Cannon, Jr.
go Eleventh-William Mckay.
~ Twelfth---Jacob Faden.
Thtrteenth-John r. Butler.
ne Fcurteenth-Edw1n Garrett.
ne Ftfteenth-Elmer David.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-15
SADIE PENN srA1 or SALE.
rAii,l,'Sh'an Iuy: Tr:sSss ss s's.srs

About 700 horsemen from Delaware,
Maryland, New Jersey and Pennsyl-
vania attended the sale OF trottsrs and
pAcers yesterday afternoon At t4,e
pelA ware State Fair Grounds In Els
nero. under the management OF tho ID.
7. 3. Nichols Company, A majority Of
the horsss were consigned by ID. G..
Armstrong. formerly OF Pocomoke City.
Who had raced them through this SEC
tion. Most OF the highersprjced ones
were purchas sed by Philadslphla horse-
r,en. who were either looking for
matinee horses or wsll-brsd coits.
Sadie Penn, i.1bh. whose record was
made in the Belmont Stake last June
brought the higher price, ,i.ioo and
will join G. c. Coolbaugh's stable a,
belmont. Dock Nutwood. AJAX, al
$500. remains in Wilmington. and John
p. Cros,r secured a wen bred youna
brood mare and yearlinG flly at 137l
and tS7s. respectively. The ArmstronS
horses brought the following prIcss an,
other conagnments brought arount
1900 each.
m, by Royal Penn. 2.1oH. dam
by Red Wilkes; c. c. Cool
bAugh. Philadedlphia ... $40
Dock Nutwood t6). i12A. PAGER,
b. e.. by Dry Dock, a.i3A,
dam by Oneida, J, Brown. WI
mington ........-....... 80
Brown My "a. by Dillon Ak
worthy. 3.1oH, dam by Dry
Dock. Hin; J. Stanley Lee.
Newtown ............ ~
Chestnut my a.. by Dillon Az
worthy. 2.1oN. dam by Dry
Dock. a.12N; John p. Grocer.
Upland ....., 81
Dock Mckinney (D, s.15H, trot-
TER. b. e.. by Dry Dock, 2.i2I1,
dam Queenie Prince. by Prince
Mckinney; G. OYenhsuser,
Philadelphia ........ g
J, Pay marc 90. trotter, by Dry
e Dock. 212K. dam Qeenie
e Prince; stsnffer Bros. Spring
: City ...,,............,. g.
: Brown marc %. trotter. by Dry
q Dock, 212H, dam Queenie
II Prince. In foal to Dillon Ak
worthy. 11oN: John p. Grocer,
: Upland ....s..... 2
" Dry Dock f2o). PAGER. 2.1eX, by
II Directmsn. dam Susie wilkes.
by Red Wilkes: A. y. Pearce.
l. Wilmington .......... 1f7
L Bay mare ID. by Dry Dock,
> t12x. dam Jennie B.. by
e Oneida; J. q. MofYett. VIII
20 .minBton .s...A A......
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-15
DIR. JONES AT HANOVER.
Addresses Me mbers Of West mi NJ ter
Club on Important Topics Of
the Day.

Rev. Edgar Jones d. D., pastor OF St.
Thomas Episcopal Church. Newark
addressed the members of the West
minister Club at Hanover Church last
night. His subiect was Fisherman
Philosophy-Watch your Bobber."
He referred to the disarmament con-
ference the most important feature OF
which he said WAS that America had
surrendered supremacy OF the seas;
He spoke also OF the Irish question and
expressed the hope that harmonious
relations would soon be established be
tween the warning factions.
Rev. Charles H. Bonner, pastor OF ths
church, presided at the meeting. William
P. White led the singing. s. B. Wood
bridge and William c. Corey made brie
speeches.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-15
idcnsAmr Eutertx In M eni.

The entertainment to be given for
the LdenzAar committee. the lad,sr
auxiliary aud members of Eien Lodge,
No. IA. I. O. q. r., and their wom-
sn friends. Will bs held IN the Eden
loAse room At : O'Clock this evening
and no, tomorrow evening. An WAS an
nounc~d Tho storm of today Will not
interfere with the plans of the com
rif'ss IN charge.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-15
PRISONER sTIRS DAUGHERTY'S
INTEREST BY GIFT OF TABLE

Washington, Feb. IA massive
wooden table. heavily inlaid. adorne
the once OF Attorney General Daugh-
erty. 1t was the work Of a prisoner
In the Federal Penitentiary at Attain
ia.
81 have asked the Pardon Attorney
for his record Mr.. Daugherty said.
and I may turn the tables on him."
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-15
Plummer Addresses Service Club.

The activities and the general rou-
tine OF the prisoners at the workhouse
were described TO the members Of the
Social Service Club by wsrdensM. S.
Plummer, ct a meeting in McConnell's
restaurant last night. The honor
system was explained and the objects
of the Prisoners Aid Society were
made clear.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-15
Dv. IAMott~ Talks 20 Kawinians.

3D. An unusually large attendance fea-
tuv~d the meeting OF the KiwAnis Club
today AZ noon IN the du Barry Room
81 the Hotel du Port. DIR. ". o. La
Motto gave sn interesting talk on
puackcfy fsnaticlsn 10 r~iation 10 the
l,rvct,co ~ r,sdsclne. The booster
birthoay p-ix.'i were Awarded ~ usual.
Singing wac In charge OF Guy Ford
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-15
DIR. Stephenson Operated Upon.

Rev. X. X. Stephenson, who is a pa
tient in the Methodist Hospital. In
Philadelphia. suffering from uremic
poisoning underwent slight opera
ton last night, preparatory to more
serious operation, which his physi-
clans have in mind. He was reported
az resting easily and in a very salts
factory condition today.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-15
Miller to Address Lsgionalres.

Thomas w. Miller, United States
allen property custodian. s.: was an
nounced. viii address members OF the
combined posts OF the American Legion
next Monday night in the parish house
OF 81. Andrews Church. Eighth and
Shipley streets. A general discussion
on adjusted compensation for the ex-
service men is TO follow the address.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-15
Attended Fair Meeting.

Sheriff Joseph II. Gould and Judge
Joseph Davidson returned last night
from Salisbury Nd. where they at
tended the meeting Of the Delmarvia-
Penn circuit OF the State Fairs As
sociation. Schedules were adopted for
the various circuits and several i'm
portant rulings adopted.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-15
LIBERTY BOND QUOTATIONS..

BY Associated Press 10 Every Evening.
New York, Feb. 16.-Liberty bond,
at noon: Three and halls. s702;
first As. 96,54 bid; second As, 96.le;
FIRST Axe. s6.a6; second 4k's $3.50,
third AIS. 1924; fourth AIS. $3.50
Victory 3&'s. s9sS; Victory Ans
10012.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-15
AessaAcA Pr~sidsass Reception.

Miss Mary stelle and Miss G~orH-
sno Y. Downing have Just returned
from few days visit TO the home OF
Senator and Mrs. L. Heisier Ball. in
Washington. Thoy attended the TO
caption which wa~ given recently for
rrcsldcn, and Mrs. Harding. and also
che tea given by Ambassador and
LADY fl.id.s at tho British Embassy,
The wilminx;onians were fortunate
in t.sinr prcson, In the Senate when
president Harding delivered his ad-
frsa- on the treaties.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-15
JAPAN A WINNER.

ference. Delegate Declares.
Toxic. Jan. IS. Correspondence Of
the Associated Prea).--Tapan lost
nothing at the Washington conference,
but instead. promoted her welfare and
secured her interests. according 10 T.
Yamamoto, a prominent member OF
the Sci Yukai party, recently returned
from Washington.
"On local questions Japan gave IN
on most points." said Mr.. Yamamoto
but" he continued. Everything taken
irto consideration, Japan must b re-
garded as no loser at ALL"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-15
Court VI ChSnoery.

chancellor Wolcot,. in the Court OF
'hsncefy today. tegan hearing srgu-
m-ot on = rule 20 show cause why the
r~osivers appointed last ssptember for
the TldSwxtcr Coal Exchange. Inc.
should not be discharged. Charles A.
owens. Toward Adams and James r.
Ninnter are the receivers. =.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-15
MrNpY 4 co. CHANGE HANDS.

Tho Arm of Mundy a CO. has been
taken over by r. lAnwood Deshioll
CO. Mr. Dashiell wss General
Managcr of the Mundy n
CO. arm since It's inoipiency UP 20
IN. pr~scn, time. lie has had twenty
years experience In the general real
estate and insurance business. His
onioes VII bc located at s2s Market
s,rcct.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-15
Gard Of Thanks.

We wish TO thank our relatives and
friends for their kindness, floral offer
ings and use OF automobiles during
our recent bereavement. Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. VanNote and fam.ly.--Ady.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-15
sebold Heads Relief A.soei.tio a.

George w Sebold was unanimously
elected president OF the Employees Re
lief Association Of the Wilmington and
Phladelphia Traction Company at the
annual reorganization meeting yester-
day afternoon Other officers elected
were: s. r. Hill; first vice president; i,
l.. Hallman, second vice-president; ]. l..
Gould, treasurer; X. I. Grier, secretar,
II. H. Geiger and William Long, trlstees-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-15
AsruAs6 VI CArryins Too Much.

DOrinick TiGani wa1 hned so by
Magistrate Strsdiey last night on 3
hnrxc ~ violating the motor vehicle
= ~s 'figani. ~ wss Alleged. carried
ii . notor truck . heavier lo.d then
allowed hv tho sts,utc passed by Ia,
As' w-sson OF the Genera Assembly
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-15
Youngest AdAitio. to Police Force.

Policeman Walter Kent is now
proudly passing the cigars around
among the members OF the police force
II is boy. The Kent family lives at
1921 West Tenth street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-15
porsche Club Gives Dance

The Dorsche Dass Club of the Y. NJ.
Fl. A. gave successful dance last night.
Sidney Schargrin WAS chairman OF the
committee OF arrangements, And Mr..
Morris Druckker Was chairman u The
committee on refreshments.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-15
CIaymont Association.

The Claymont Psrent-Teacher As
sociation. which contemplates affilia-
ton with the State association. will
meet tomorrow night.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-15
Of Selling Linuor,

Michael Rollo and his wife
Giagunta OF 21l East Sixth street were
held yesterday IN $1,000 bail each fer
the March term OF the Federal Court.
by U. 8. Commissioner John Pearce
Cam on the charge Of liquor selling
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-15
Receiver for OIL and Gas Concern.

Robert q. Hartman was this morning
appointed receiver fox the Barrick
Kentucky Oh and Gas Company, ,n
the suit Of James d. Brittingham, ct
al, filed February j, 1922.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-15
Montchsn,n Entertainment.

The Auerics nization class at Mont
chanin will give an entertainment
Friday night.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-15
Shawns Have Wedding Celebration.

Mr.. and Mrs. Bradford Shawn 1909
Pine street, celebrated their fourth
wedding anniversary last evening with
a dinner. 10 which only their im1nedi-
ate families were invited.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-15
State Hospital Contract Awarded.

The S. Faith s& Co., Inc. has been
awarded the contract for altering the
heating and yentilating system at the
State Hospital at Farnhurst. Four
bids for the work were received.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-15
GOVERNMENT. SECURITIES
TAKE SLUMP DURING DAY
Losses Feature Irregular SEES
sion in Which Trading
Is Heavy.
Try Associated Press. ]

NEW YORK. Dec. l4-lIcavy trad
ing in United States government Sc
curities most OF which registered
losses, featured todays Irregular
bond dealings, which were nearly
double those OF any previous day
this week. Liberty 31-2s improved
cents on 800 and tho third 4l-4s
4 cents. but the second Alas drop
ped - cents and the new a1-is. l6
cents with the other active issues
showing losses OF . TO 10 cents.
strength OF Brazilian bonds was
tho outstanding development in the
foreign list. the LIS improving
IA. and the large TIPS points
Chinese SIS dropped 1873. Other
changes were fractional
brazilian Securities strong.
Overnight announcement OF the
plan OF the ST. Louis San Francisco
Railroad to take over the Inter-
national and Great Northern resulted
In heavily expanded dealings in the
adjustment Is Of the latter road.
which advanced points and then
reacted l. Under tho plan the pur-
CHASING company agrees to guaran-
ice TO holders of the adjustments
annual payments of at least 3 per
cent up TO January /, 1928, when
inc per cent rate becomes cumu-
!atlVe' The bond holders to give an
option on their holdings Mt 90 until
1875. Frisco prior lien As and ad-
Justment IS also were active and
higher. the latter climbing 1913.
Elsewhere in the rail list the change.
wero mixed. California. ClinchfleId
and Ohio IS improved . points. and
st. Paul refunding 41-2s. Chicago and
Northwestern 31-2s. Katy adjust
ment .5s. st. Paul debenture As and
st. Louis Southwestern As advanced 1
10 ia. while st. Paul As OF 1925.
tho general 41-2s. Louisiana ana
Northwestern IS. Kansas City Ter
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-15

minal Is. New York Central As of
1894, and Norfolk ana Western con-
vertible Is registered losses OF !
to l Ia.
Cerro DE Pasco SIS were the feature
of the industrial list. opening Il
point lower and then rallyins !.
points TO Il new high record for
the year. United States Steel sink
ing fund IS got up to within point
OF the years high and Republic
steel bs were pushed up 1 IL points.
Bethlehem steel refundinS IS drop
ped as. but recovered their loss
in response to the rally in stock
prices. Atlantic Fruit rs, Cuba Cane
SIS and Bush Terminal Building 5s
were active on the upward side. while
Remington Arms 6s and Brooklyn
Rapid Transit stamped Is were re-
dictionary. Total sales (par value),
were s2i.0s3.000.
Announcement was made that the
s13.000.000 Offering of 4l-2 per cent
bonds OF the Philippine government
which were put out today at 9S,
had been oversubscribed. and the
books closed. Tho issue OF $4,000
600 OF per cent preferred stock of
tho NJ. A. Hanna Company, which
was put on tho market yesterday.
also was oversubscribcd.