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The New York herald., 1922-04-18
Money Easier.

The money market had YESTERDAY an
easier tone and the rate for call loans
In the New York Stock Exchange de-
clined to 31s per cent, the lowest level
in several weeks. Call money opened
and renewed at per cent Outside OF
the exchange call loans were arranged
for as low as 3 per cent Time loans
for thirty to sixty days, which were
made at Az per cent. last week, we're
placed yesterday in moderate volume at
Az per cent. Three to six months
loans continued to command AZ per
cent.
The New York herald., 1922-04-18
rhe YEAR. Bisse.t Market.

The biggest stock market of this year
in point of volume was yesterdays
stock market. 1t was also the first
day in two years that total sales have
reached 100000 shares. Trading was
on an enormous scale in the first and
second hours, and it was not until after
o'clock that anything like order pre-
vailed in transactions on the floor. The
tape was so far behind the market
that many orders were executed far
away from points at which customers
believed that they had put them in.
Stop loss orders honeycombed the
whole market. and when the avalanche
OF selling orders came in Sinclair bears
had no difficulty in bringing about a
sharp break in the entire market
The New York herald., 1922-04-18
Submarine Boat Fight.

The battle for control of the Sub
marine Boat Corporation. which has
been in progress for nearly week with
a series of adjourned meetings, the only
definite results so far Is nearing an
end and, according to information OBJ
tained yesterday, the outcome IS SO mucn
in doubt that the bitterest KIND OF
contest may be expected when its an
n,,al meeting, adjourned again yester-
day. ia resumed tomorrow morning. 1t
was said yesterday that the tellers had
completed the count of ballots. but that
some 200 proxies wS'e in dispute, and SO
close is the, fight that the result may
hinge on the final decisions as to the
ballots.
The New York herald., 1922-04-18
n. n. Mallin.on Co... Business.

The business OF the II. r. Mallinson
Company Is running at the rate OF about
60 per cent of capacity. Recent activity
in its shares is attributed by an official
of the corporation to a reflection OF the
big improvement OF the entire SILK IN
dustry in this country. The united
States. the official declared YESTERDAY,
had outstripped any other country In
the manufacture of silk fabrics and that
statistics showed that the industry In
this country absorbed last year 80 per
cent. of the worlds output of raw silk
in contrast to an average consumption
in previous years of about 66 per cent.
The New York herald., 1922-04-18
American La France Reports.

In the first quarter OF this year the
American La France Fire Engine Com
pany earned approximately si60,0oo
after reserve for Federal taxes. Its pre-
ferred dividend requirements for the
quarter were about $4,000. leaving
S125, 900, equivalent to 6 per cent, for
the outstanding common stock. The
company Is operating at capacity. having
received some sizable orders recently.
The New York herald., 1922-04-18
EAR EAST
SOUTH AMERICA

Holiday IN Canada Montreal funds in New
York, t2i.25 discount $1,000.
The New York herald., 1922-04-18
r.s,.ceunt Rate Prospects.

That the rcdiscount rate at the local
Reserve bank will be cut before May ]
rs expected by many bankers. BY that
date II Is believed that the three Reserve
banks still out of line. Minneapolis. Dali
las and Kansas City. will have made
their reductions to AZ per cent. The
impression that those reductions VIII
have to be made before the local Reserve
hank will be permitted to 60 on per
cent. rediscount basis prevails In certain
quarters.
The New York herald., 1922-04-18
zinc stocks Decline.

Another reduction In surplus stocks OF
zinc was recorded in March. during
which production totaled 26,532 tons and
sales 30,394 tons. During that month
the zinc industry operated at about a
third OF capacity. with 44.36a retorts In
operation out of t3a,f32. Present sur
plus stocks are equal to approximately
two mosths consumption.
The New York herald., 1922-04-18
REQ Motor Earnings.

The REQ Motor Car Company's earn
ings In the first quarter of this year
we're at the annual rate OF more than
$6.o00.00o, according to figures obtained
yesterday in official quarters. The pro-
duction OF It's new light delivery truck
is at the rate OF sixty-fve daily. and its
normal.
The New York herald., 1922-04-18
Cocn-CoIa Doing Better.

The Coca Cola Companys earnings
have improved more rapidly than ex-
pected. as its officials have not expected
II to better much until summer. A state
ment of its earnings, to be issued soon,
will show approximately s25o,o0o earned
in February, $4,000 in March and
s750,000 in April.
The New York herald., 1922-04-18

Igh- | low Cios- Net
!, at ing. lCh'nEe.
The New York herald., 1922-04-18

Days sales
The New York herald., 1922-04-23
Tide Rps
By JAMES B.CoNNoLLY

This new collection Of tales
by Americas leading writer of
sea stories shows more variety
than any Of the earlier ones.
SI.7s
The New York herald., 1922-04-23

more than year OF writing. has
that time he has sold to the Sdtar-
day Ereniag Post and the Ladies'
Home Journal, at prices as high as
many of their best known writer's,
one novel for serial publication, three
short stories and one novel Of short
length. Mr.. Marquand was grad
uated from Harvard in 1915. AS an
undergraduate he wrote only in con-
nection with his courses and for the
Harvard Lompoon. of which he was
one of the editors. After Harvard
The New York herald., 1922-04-23

he was on the editorial staff of the
Boston Transcript until the summer
of 1916, when the National Guard
unit to which he belonged was or
dered to the Mexican border. From
Texas he returned to take a position
on the New York Tribune. but that
work was interrupted by the world
war. He left Plattsburg a second
lieutenant of artillery. With the
Fourth Division of the A. E. F. he
saw service at Chateau-Thierry, St.
Mihiel and In the Argonne. After
the war he went into the advertising
The New York herald., 1922-04-23
Continued from Preceding Page.

playing the violin and piano in sa-
looms and becoming the fast friend
Of cowboy and homeseader. Re-
turning to Boston. he drifted to the
State House and there became a
legislative reporter. The war came
and gave Mr.. Paul much vivid ex-
perience. He served in the Thirty
seventh Field Signal Battalion, which
saw service at st. Mihiel and in the
Meuse-Argonne offensive. He served
In the ranks and was not unac-
The New York herald., 1922-04-23

Quainted with the guard house. yet
when he became a civilian again he
received from. Major-Gen. Summeral
letter thanking him for his part in
sustaining morale. In 1921 reading
"Crime and Punishment stirred
within him the idea of creative writ
ing. He dropped all other work and
concentrated upon sIndelible."
The New York herald., 1922-04-23

business in New York city and then
when he had saved a few hundred
dollars he went to Newburyport to
live and to write THE Unspeakable
Gentleman"
The New York herald., 1922-04-23

John Peter Toohey. whose first
novel. Fresh Every Hour" was res
Gently published by Boni & Live.
right. was born in Binghamton, N.
Y. He was reporter on the Scran-
ton Tribune for several years and
The New York herald., 1922-04-23

]. p. Marquand. author of "The
Unspeakable Gentleman" to be pub
lished in May by Charles Scribner's
Sons, Is a new writer who In little
The New York herald., 1922-04-23
FITZGERALD
BY
EDMUND GossE

EDMUND GoSSE
Included in this vol
ume of literary papers
are a number of i'm
pressions of the litera-
ture Of France.
These essays range
from George Eliot and
Lord Wolseley to Glenn
enceau. $500
The New York herald., 1922-04-23

Continued on FOLLOWING Page.
The New York herald., 1922-04-23
LordByron's Correspondence
The Revolt Against
Civilization
Rx / 0THR0p STnnnARD
By LoTHRop SToDDARD

THE RISING TIDE OF COLOR and THE NEW WORLD
OF ISLAM have but set the stage for this new book
by profound and far-seeing student of world
problems. To BE- pubii5hed in May
The New York herald., 1922-04-23
The Oppldan
BY SHANE LESLIE

otIhNL LLo LIL
Author Of THE END or A CHAPTER,
THE cELT AND THE WORLD, ete.
This first work in fiction by
a brilliant English writer is a
novel of Eton, the famous Eng
lish college. S2.so
The New York herald., 1922-04-23

n skektA sf Jo4s GaksaOerkty's lyf and
work has seen trxfarsd BY as fs6GsAUs
Jv .f~ disfyTdsfios. WsIk Jv COPY.
The New York herald., 1922-04-23
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The New York herald., 1922-04-23
The Memoirs of the
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EMPLOYMENT
Help Nant,,.--Nra1c
.ltI

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school sr'dua'" preferred. - learn good
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FINANCIAL
Businc,s Upn,,,,uuIile,
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" ~ irU 10 Sr:I.I. entire stock o, nicr.
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We Deliver.
Furniture Exchange Store,
1928 1913 w. Broad. Ran. 1916.

COMBINATION GAS AND COAL RASUE.
IN good condition. .9l: Floyd Avenue.
LIST OF lNpIvIDUA!. AMENITIES
virgin lis; OF several hundred usni...
mostly women interested ia agrncs.
2ropos tons. 500. care Phe Dspatcn.
THROUGH fortunate purchase ne hsY-
limited number OF Sew Perfected
farm lighting plants. J2-vnlt. cSnplsHT.
With is.cell batteries. Regular price,
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for denomination. pAens .an:a!sh tli'.
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Attention, Bookkecpers!

nationally operative srcuGntln; CON
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k%rENlEECED man ~ wur.. tlu,it fam.
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-12

DISTRICT sales manager, with auto. cN-
elusive territory: our products are com
nercial electric lights. National Electric
Products Co. 70 East Saratoga Street.
baltimore. Md.
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LARGE SiI!HT MA%VrACTuHI.H ,.a..is
"E"'si' =" 81 ,oa!p!";- JAZZ" ot .rrr-.
n.5'c' 20 w'.r.r. Exclusive pa. s.,.
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-12

SHIRT manufacturer wants agents TO sell
shirts direct to wcarcr. earn big money,
hc your own boss. uo experience or
capital required. Write for free samples.
Madison Mll.. SoI Broadway. New
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- ''t-sAA N-r'ave.irs ~ auto prefer
!"d. 20 cover IN" State o. V!rsini. Eor;b
""4 SoA'h Carolina with we!!-rad.
iop".af HT!ce lsne ch!idrens ana ladies'
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route Nichols Underwear Corn.
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hEN-s90 week TO special men 10 trave!
by auto aud Install new stove converter
III every home wonderful! invention.
cook and bake all year without coal or
wood: no gas or electricity needed we
furnish the auto. sample free. Thomas
Mfk. Co. Convertor slh0. Dayton. ONO.
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EMPLOY .NESl
situations Wan;eG-,inie 3

STEADY. good wDrH!uS man wants loo
20 d-ive truck. Apply HIS NU-ci Tni., =
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IN. Di.patch.
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TimeS-Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-12

MEN FOR u. S. mail service: jiij to si3U
per month experience or correspond
"ncc course unnecessary. Write T.. $.
bishop, Box 3oi, Joplin. Mo.
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SPECIALITY Statesmen. ATTENTION!
Large New York corporation. selling
service. wants two mon In each OF the
following departments: RADIO. MOTOR.
FINANCE. INSURANCE. EFFICIENCY,
Tor the eastern half OF the State OF Viz
Ginia. We want men of an earning
racity Of $4,000 to $4,000 year. CAN
Monday. Tuesday, Wednesday. to - 4.
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az, Hotel Richmond
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ENPLOi NEWT
Salr,i.irn AMI gents

iAii.OElEG AGENTS Our {.p.sa all
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IT, S..'~ Co. Atlanta Ga.
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~ you "ad the oppOr;uui'y 20 earn
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I.n~-w.re salesman for pro5,ab,.
'i'o'F IN Virginia aHd We, V.rg!n., >,
represent worlds lsrsc-t harvest h..
manufactured product nationally known;
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lection ~ mTs;-class ..4-.lin. man :,
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SAiESMEN--wholesa nous. doJne
national business is in need OF an Al
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MAKE 400 IS TEN DAYS
Selling Mage MurNc! washing compound
new soap fakes and hluinS paddle. Dix
g.; sellers. steady 3OO"e uront business.
Free samples. MITCHIl.L CO. 1900 Las,
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Investments, Stocks, Bonds 80

Investments, Stocks, Bonds 80
s. buys 4 $1,000 Ch!cnso, Rock I.aud
aud Fhcias Railroad detaultcd bond due
t0e:. lH;.r"st.ng circular sent !rer.
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"-Ni-t-H"l M Alai.uiay ;uT.r OF autOmoDuc
accessories wants experienced stI.sfntr
o"A!"6 car and familiar villa dealer. "a
ia"S and hardware trad. Unusually !iD-
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SCI. sash. doors, blinds, builders
"'iH""'- paints. etc. To wo.N In
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CploRED DINING car walters and sleep
ing car portcrs wanted: experience un.
Necessary. We train you: information
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" =. START YOU in business :Ira'.hius
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A'F.N IS-Wa"icd. an experienced I!ce in
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requirements; must %" a producer and
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rAINl, I'D ROOD CENiTNr

Statesmen desired 81 Richmond Territory
.in"ra! drawing account 10 m,n who can
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iRS GO. 500. Wade PARK. cleveland
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Employment Ads May Be Found Casca ton b to 81 Inclusive
EjIPLOi lfENI

EHrLOY MENY
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mission. Az. Mscn!uuon. Gardner.
nass.
AGENTS sal"-in.n MAKE 500 weekly
selling absolutely new wovN. saver 70,
no n"Ia-wi;". speedy d,shwash"r: price.
$50. every hoHo - buyer. 10 com
plan no Investment. commission daily,
man: application today. '@c.U,lNc term
tory Shepherd Lurh Mfg. CO.. D.p,.
-. - hYrto" Stree Sew YORK.
AGENTS Cash IA On coai shortage. mr.Ae
~ :" ~ aa!ly thousands every where
t.'!"s'n'j ia az. -tp.~ o. iurua,.
uptHing complicated. Just st ia s,ov,
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coal S"Ed ',. sac" .omrI. and start
quios. 1"rs'orl going 49,. I,nu!n..
Ma Coz. in..mt.on E-i,l. Dayton. Ohio.
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N|ENIs-,.g9 month. steady pas. n.yc-,
gle Nr.t.en EGai1nt,"I hosiery. must
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b''f nee. Jennings HiGs. 20 Line .sS.
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tANVASsi:ks- Max 500, urongr. n..,y-
exceptionally Is.fll no . az, IL
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for Hrafpon1 l. go '''>'t"h
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'-"s> 90 G"a.-'s spr.s. preference To
..'.f y'n!nS ,vt. i.He-a! commission.
-" particulars j.. n;st letter Al-
't'.s h2N J. 81 oar. IN" Dispatch
- Las ~ wani-I FOR t.,y and country
SCI. SASH. doors blinds BUILDER,
"'iH""'- paints. etc. To .vo.x In
''.'"'is or S9!ip.i, nrI Nurth Caro-.
lao permanent position with o,d-r,
''"'.'n'' Epus". Fora .ag furnished
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