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The Washington herald., 1922-03-13
BENEFIT CONCERT
NETS ABOUT 1900

The special musical program for
the benent Of musicians and their
families affected by the Knicker-
booker Theater disaster, given at
ed house yesterday afternoon. netted
ed house yesterday Afternoon, neted
approximately $4,000.
Anton Kaspar. accompanied by
George Wilson. gave a violin solo that
was a feature Of the program. and A.
E. Knowlden rendered two cornet
solos that were enthusiastically re-
ceived. Antonio Cello directed the
musicians. The program was in
charge Of Harry Maxwell. Charles w.
Linkins donated the Strand Theater
for the concert.
The Washington herald., 1922-03-13
Maryland Women FAVOR
State Equal Rights Bin

Scoring the Maryland laws regard
ing women as comparable to those Of
chattel slavery days" the Maryland
women's Auxiliary of the Interna-
tional Association OF Machinists. yes
terday passed a resolution indorsing
the Woman's party equal rights bill
now before the Maryland Senate.
At the same time the high school
teachers. of Baltimore passed
teachers organization of Baltimore
passed a similar resolution.
- The action OF these two groups of
wage earning women. together with
Endorsement Of the bill by Mrs. Will
lam ]. Brown. chairman Of the Bal
timore women's Trade Union League.
comes in response to the attempts of
certain national labor organizations
to line up the wage earning women Of
the State in opposition to equal
rights legislation.
The Washington herald., 1922-03-13
BILL
BOTHERS POWERS
None Eager to Pay Upkeep
of Austria's Former
Emperor.

PARIS. March 12.-who is going
to pay for the upkeep OF former
Emperor Karl of Austria and the
Empress Zita and their big family
Of princes and princesses?
Now that Karl Is safely exiled in
Madeira, the conference of am
bassadors has encountered con-
siderable. difficulty in apportioning
the expense of Karl's maintenance
The representatives of the great
powers quickly passed the buck to
the so-called succession states
Poland. Austria, Hungary. Czecho-
Slovakia and JuEo-Slavia. The
argument was that they formed a
The Washington herald., 1922-03-13
DIR. AUGUST KROGH
PLANS TRIP HERE

DR.. August Krogh. Of Copenhagen,
winner of TIE 1920 Nobel prize in
medicine, will visit this country next
fail. according to announcement of
the Danish Legation.
He will be accompanied by his wife.
DR.. Marie Krogh. also a scientist,
md will speak. at leading uniyersi-
ties and scientific institutions -,
The Washington herald., 1922-03-13
Helicopter Flight Successful.

LONDON. March 12.-The verti-'
caf-fiying airplane-the helicopter-
is no longer, an experiment but a
fact, Gen. r. X. Bagnall-Wild told
the. British Air Conference. conven-
tion. The Brennan helicopter at
Marlborough, he said, has recently
made vertical flights carrying $50
pounds in addition. to the aviator.
The Washington herald., 1922-03-13
Dublin University Degrees.

llDUBLIN. March 12.-Dublin Uni
rsity has awarded an honorary
egree Of surgery to George Arm
trong, a pofessor Of McGin Uni
ersity, Montreal, also that Of doc
pr of literature to William Butler
Gates and doctor of laws to the
arl of Middleton and to the Irish
ord Chief Justice.
(copyright, lszz.)
The Washington herald., 1922-03-13

Artthcsd ana N0furot
C H ESTERFIELn.
whose precepts OF
politeness are forever
famous, had a son who
disgraced himself at
public table by his
boorish m annners.
qThere is a natural
and a cultivated table
etiquette. The natural
is the true refinement
which we practice
without effort in sur
roundings that are not
artificial. qThe in
formal cosiness of
WALLIS dining rooms
and plain, congenial
fare and service re-
lakes and wins you.
The rom m n N nsensa
prices have their
charm for you, too.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-04-11
4sbe Harsana.

fables fra Superne, 13 Yeil eitor;,-
@alep Springs, for at reobr snO Us
ira Undergoing. Spor fort 9n..'
blep giort Of Snbbruostnperp V ~
maaife aloris erfares, men Der r,' W
tes at bore gaaet TO tunat beIrs;oS,
Srucfs no at 8pen. 'Oe
@npernbr NIen IN auIitreif,r
@upernsr Senrp S. Inen al aon;n.
bar en- Dag forrige use / MitcbrG ~
talte ON ben MI paaeaaenbe a,,I;,ro:ss
og ben Waabe bporpaa man / .aor;o!
bar pioit at betrpsse fla MOB iooSon'
ne arbeiosneolasaeIier. SON iooS,
bet maatte betraetes iom nooet 1 b.}.
latterliat, of en- bel orbnet &eoipr;nI
funoe tiaaoe 100000 8%rubeorbo;Sos'
re og nogle faa b~un6rebe @r11bps;os,
of iperfiette en- &rig moo 3ubI;f,,n,
bette bar / Sirfelisbeoen bnnS
&l,litreifen belsb fig til, poonso.,
ban. &egierinsen tunoe ifri6s irS
og etepltrfelt8 1fattle Streifen. iooh,
BON. San gioroe / oenne Sprb;nSsH'
ie opmerfiom pau, of man / Sor;n.
life bapbe noeen &lilitreit, forbi rnor
Der aaereoe for noeen Sio iiben ifroS
IND og opretteoe fin Snbuitrirpt II
at afgiere opitaaenbe Spiiteounftsr
&ulgrilbeeierne / aanias babe non
oenne 8et saaet inb paa of pebIins,
boloe Den mlb9renbe 2snsifolo inn.
til Der fom en- mere gitnitie 9ib ior
&epioering at 9snninser. Som SpT,
&c oeraf er ale al,lsruber / son;ns
M | Drift, til Sorbel for iaopcl Sic,
re iom Irbeibere og iioen for bpfs
Citizens 8efolfning. 9anbets ~.
giering fnnoe giort Iigeoan, erfIprs,
De 8upernsrert, Der bar ob'oIut IN.
gen ltnbfplonine. ut afaisre oan,
ttingsipsrgsmaaI BED Streifer tor o,
2epning fra bet t7be GarbunbrpSss
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, iaabe han, a,
buroe / Dor Sio betrasteS iom latter.
Zig og lltaaleIie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-04-11

Git ban % pasiebe paa at tage De
Ipiier, iom faitebes Of Sporposne,
bpilfe Ipiier ban iaa iolste for Ell
Gent Stpffet for at ifaffe fig libt til
DAB. TiIiibit, oa Srngeren snape-
DC, friitebes ban til at itiele.
@pt Yeibbel iremmer fpiif Sert.
timber ct itsrre 99gcmsbe, iom for
rise ltge a%fbolbtes / 3obeiter, or Der
al Specialiiter peb Wapos alinif
beritebs aabenbaret flere merfelige
SpoageIier, iom or giort paa oct Ice
gepioenifabeIige Smraaoe. Or. go.
fparo 6. &enball bar iaulebes opba.
get og frcmbragt ct Wiobel, iom fan
fremfalbe fpfiif Bert, bpor oenne er
itaniet. San faloer bette lit npe Wib-
bel Tbprorin % bet er frembragt al
De / ben ienere lib iaa meget omtnlte
"tbproib GLANDS" eler airtler / Stru.
bebobeoet, % ban bar for gefpem.
m%eligbeos Sfplo taget bisie &irtler
al flaetebe @riie. If 100000 Sri.
ies 3irtler fit ban ubpur,bet Ell hinge
rene arpitaler, iom ban bar anoenot.
Sm nppner ct SIfeloe hos en- 10.
aarig Bige, bpis Bert bar itaniet paa
8rnno at manglenbe gftipitet / De
nGpnte "tbproio Glands. 8isens
Sei6e bar 81 9ommer % benbes
Begt forbolbsnis enbnu minbre. 81.
ter fer Maanebers 8ebanbling baobe
bum boret fire CONNER % inoen ct
Mar ier CONNER. Soas, fortiatte Or.
&enball, ipp Iar efter at 8ebanblin.
gen Photographers, er Bisen mere emo
bet oobbelte / 8est, iamtibis iom bun
oisie fpb @ar bar boret 26 Eommer
| &sioen. Ser er ineen Spil ON, fl
ger ban, at par bans Tbprorin life
anpenbt, bilbe 9igen peret omtrent
/ famme Sorfatnins og al iamne
Stsrrelie iom for ipp Iar itben. Wlib.
let er anoenbt | mansfoloise andre
StlfGloer, 6eriblanot ogiaa iaabanne,
bpori De n9pnte &irtler bliper Isbe
% ubirfiomme | Ell MODEM eller ie.
tere Ilber, fo~rpoloenbe flor aftasen
lite alene | legemlig eaer fpiiif slfti.
bttet, men ogiaa | aanoelig Senieen.
De at 9atienten fort iast bliper
gammel og affqlbig / ale Senieens
Der for Siben. elsie fon erboloe lin
normale leeemliee og aanoeIige
araft peo Tbprorin, flyer Or. Sen.
ban, og ban >,enr1er, at oen oagIige
Soiis bsr bore m 130s0el at ct
Grain - altiaa life fbGrt meset.
Wiolet er enonl1 life bleoet Sanbels.
bare, men 2egen er forpisiet ON, at
bet fan frembrinses paa iamme Waa.
be iom / Wapos 2oboratori nemlia
at npbt,te @riiefirtler.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-04-11
Spo Safota.
GIN Yunf for SumbIc.

VIZ ganf for Supblc. Securitr
State 8altf er aabnet / 9opble meo
&apital % Sperifuo al $27,5OO.
Gen fan paa Ell big Waabe iiaes at
bore ell Sorti9ttelie al 9anf of
9opble, iom itangtes al Statens
8anfautoriteter for Ell Waanebs Sio
iiben.
Gig fnnbet ! Sbitaf. 2iget al en-
Wano fanbteS for nogen Sio iiben i
EFT Ssitaf peo Su8carL Slltcbiniou
Gonrtp, men BET er life Ipffebes at
opflare bpem BET por. San mentes
fcrIt of pare Iiisuit ~@lnoerion, bpil.
fet Naon bar ifrepet paa Sattens
Spebrem.
@elfinbt Srrlaitbanbler bpb. =
Sobn ". Sittbiu, Der for Al Iar II.
ben neoiatte fig Tom Srrlaitbanbler
Siour Sails % Der bar oparbeioet
Ell S%orretning, iom MI itreffer fla
ODER Sele at tire forifielige Stater,
er aIgaaet peb Ssben / fit Stem Der.
lteos. San blep rs slar eammel.
&pinberne prlser SeitpreIie. =
South Safota Seaglte of 8omen 80.
tiers bar unber lit garsmsbe / Suron
palet Ieleenoe geitprelie: Mrs. Ssobn
\. Eplc, Sliron, gienpalatcs til Irr.
1foenf, Mrs. e. =. @lIn6eripu Ser.
million, palateS til @iccpreiioent i;
Mrs. =. g. Shifting, 9ierre, Sefre.
TOR, oa Wfrs. 6. 5. @iIion, Suron,
8asierer.
Snno forpulber 1tlsffe. @eoroe
Sarotng og Suitru iamt Mr. GA
Wtrs. Senrp Sspalo bar a0e nrr
bleone orGbt nrr Ganopa, for life
at tale ON en- isnoerbruffen Iutomo.
bil, = alt ION Sslee al at en- Sunb
Tom glselloe no | 8eien oe tiliibIt for.
plloe Jig UNDER ~Iutomobilens SiuI.
yfalftnen pGltebe og ale De n9pnte
tom aloorlig tiIifabe.
SnSbrnb % @orSbranb. On Ban.
De S%nobruostppe baobe forleben Wat
torspet Snobrilo oa plpnoret TO Butt.
ter ! Talep Springs, Minnebaba
eountp. % oerpaa antGnbt gpanin.
gcrnc. Slocn iprcotc Tia mcb iaa ra.
lenoe Surt'sbeS, at &icIp nhatte til.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-04-11
Nor0 9afota.
NprSiag benniit til 0iitriftsrett.

Wtoro1dg bertpttt til SattrtffSretten.
In6p 8ropn, anflaget for at babe
beret belastig | Worbet paa Warie
@icf af @rpgla, Winn., bar Srebag
oppe for bet f~orelsbtge sSorbsr / Sar.
90 nleil fit Saeen benpiit til Gais
County Siitriftsret. SON bill for.
bline / S9neiel uben I%nleoning til
at title &aution.
Sasen NIB 2pftbus afpiit. Otter
Sorilag at OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES er
Sagen mob 8. 6. 2olftbus % 90. 8.
Sbatcber, beege iietebe for Mereo /
5orbinbelie meo beres gefatning n,eo
ben MI luffebe Scandinavian Imeri.
can Bouts &egnifaber, blepen afpiit
af 0omner Mfiner og 9aittioniiterne
Lott fra fine SorpIistelier.
Sarge Niiter Snipeftipnsbeparte-
ment. Sipiiionen for @lepatcrrean-
ifaber peb 9epartementet for Statens
3orninipeftion er / oisie Gage flint.
tet fra Sarge til Statens Serilbane.
% garebi,sfommisiion / 9icmarcf.
0ette Sfribt bIep taget forbi 2anoets
Ssieiteret, Tom befienbt, bar erflGret
Statens aornsraoerineslop for
grunolonsitrioig.
&uitbar SOrienbins at Mfalfafrs.
gn 8osnlaoning eIer 10000 9r,no
glfalfafrs er nplie ienbt fra Sarge
til Wicbigan for Der at uboeles af
Statsns Na~rnn5urea,l. Oenne 8or.
ienhina %tringer ialt $4,000 iii De
Sarmerc / Hortb Tafpta, icm bapoe
aplet bette Srs. 9cttc bar Den ai,-
ben itore 6prienoine Of bette Iortb
9afota BroS,;ft.
Sru at inbpies iom It Wimbesmer.
fe. Statens 2anoepeisfommisiion
bar iu1oer ct Dtsbe / gismarcf toaet
9cIla.iiins ON, of ben BRO, iom nleo
Ell gefoitnillg al ~ NiIlion Collars
er opfsrt oper Wisiouriilooen ser,
ifal falbes 2ibertp MemoriaI 9ro.
commissioner er beb 8eiolittioner
peotaget UNDER American Regions
Statsfonpention annnooet ON at ipt.
te groen Tom ct Winoesmerfe for De
al State,s linee W9nb, iom aap tit
Slp nnoer iibite Sria, % bette &c.
giGr er altiaa MI imsbefommet.
On triit Silbraselie. gefpmrinaer
ooer life at funne fslge meo / lin
&lasie antageS of babe braat ben 16.
aariae Carl Siaacion peo Sorman til
at begaa Selpmorb. Otter tibIia ON
Wforgencn at babe goact DC 21a Dill
ira 1T Siem til Sfolebuiet for Der at
ltioere fine Serer for Sfoletio, on.
mooet bon SGrercn % lin Sslter on,
at tilfaloe SorGlorene, oa han bolot
paa at %. elsie anfom netop ion,
Cohen inotraaote. 2iaipnsmanoen
tagoes at babe funoet Intpbuina til
Torgiftnine, li9eiom S%fripelier /
@iittens BONNER peseb paa bette.
sfOrpiOner i a~mIsrmber. Oct bar
bra9t abifiaige Silnberinser bIarot
Statens ESTABLISHMENT, at Der | e.,
9rnnfulsgribe / ben peitIiae Del al
Staten er tnnoet tire forifieaise Or.
emplarer al Sforpipner, iom ubeluf.
fenoe bsrer bienme i ipolisere o.
parmere Sanbe. Gnoel iiaer, at Sfor.
p1oner1e noen Spil er inoisrt meb
ben Sralait, Tom er brust i @ruben,
meoens andre tiger at oisie arpbopr
er Sepninser fra en- Ipneit ioraan.
gen S'o oe at Irten bar pc~oIiacbolot
ia blanot grunfullet iioen octtc Tor
gartulinoer tilbase Dor tropiifc
! SfosirGtniuser.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-04-11

Den nplis i~nbtraabte Stisnins / grf,n
paa Sarn,probutter fifrer forsset Ssnt.r,si,
Sorbbrus. s pfonomif Ssni.snb. iaa,
pefflise Canada, meb fin lane 9ris paa 9dns,
Der er at ben melt frustbare Spolit.t, i o1,r
FORTE R9tfe iaa lanst bet ansaar bet b,Sf,
Self for sfonumiif 9anbbrus.
genpt big af be lane ginstpriier paa a.n,
banen, M at faa paa bisie Grfuriionsbdtur,
til at inipicere 9anbet / psiIise Gandsd %
unberisse be Meriusstilber os Sortin.tg,
iom M iad let erbolbes.
Sfrip til ben Canadian @opernm.nt as,nt,
iom ct n9rnneit bit Siem, for nernn. 81.
l~psniuser ON 8iaetpriier, Tatosr % bpiIfss
iombelf dnben Undertaking BIZ madtts snih.
A. e. Pixie,
zoz W. Fifth Street, oss Moinss, lows.
autoriferet Canadian 0poernm,rt as,ut.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-04-11

Gorti9ttes paa iibite Sibe.)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-28
GOSSIP OF
THE STREET

Every once in a while the big Ameri.
can corporations demonstrated they are
not altogether the sOulless. heartless
anu Dlo0dless creatures generally pic.
tured. IA few nights ago the exccu.
tive officials Of the Metropolitan Life
Insurance Company journeyed over from
New York to Philadelphia to give a
dinner at the Bellevue. .Stratford IN
honor OF ono OF tho agents. John Il
Fox, who had been in continuous serv
ice with the company for forty years.
Haley Fiske. the president, tool
charge Of the little party and preside
rs tOastmaster. Besides, he ielivere
q very beautiful eulosy, praising Mr.
Fox for his faithful and untirine serv
Ice, starting with his appointment
on agent In Camden on May 20, 1882
to his present position as manager
the Philadelphia middle district. III
speech was made unusually intercstin
because MI. Fiske. in portraying Nj
Fox's progress on the ladder Of success.
simultaneously drew attention to th
corresponding remarkable growth Of tn
company and Its operation In the sam
forty year period.
In addition, at the conclusion of hi
address. he pinned on Mr.. Fox's bre,
IL handsome gold medal, showing hi
ycars Of service, which was ndornc,
with precious stones. The Philndclphi,
Underwriters Association. Managers
Association Of Philadelphia and hi
personal staff also honored him will
handsome gifts.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-28

feeling was reflected IN advances during
the early forenoon, when many stocks
made gains ranging from TO more than
D. points, and for n time there was an
absence OF pressure and a scantiness OF
supply. -,
a reverse of the first half Of the day,
stocks again being thrown on the. mar ::
ket In large volume and gains looked
on with such satisfaction were quickly
turned into severe losses. The reces.
sions were gr"s'cst in stocks IN which
there LnH Grc.I high degree Of spccu .
lative interest,". including Baldwin Lo.
copotive, Studebaker, Corn Products.
and number Of the oil shares. United
States Steel was watched with special
interest because of q theory that it,
movements would indicate the general
market situation. When It. yielded "a
new low for the movement It helped to
unsettlc the speculative situation gener-
ally. -
Rallies came from low levels Of The
afternoon, but the upturns. were moi
regarded as Of importance, but looked
on as simply recording tho usual varia
tions which came in downward move.
ments. THE TRADER.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-28
SuRN Situation

Realistically" says Lamborn
Co.. there Is much food for though
in the fact that Cuban stocks Of ra,
sugar are today only 131, 900 tons
which will be consumed by the end
the gear. Yet, ut the opening of 1929
the trade was worrying over carry
over in Cuba OF 1.30O,00O tons. and
in addition, has since then witnessed
crop Of 1000, 900 tons. or, in other
words. total available supply OF
$4,000 tons, virtually all of which,
as stated, has been consumed.
'What a change in the situation
on January I. 1923. from the previous
year! No Cuban carry .over and a
smaller domestic beet crop, which.
moreover, because of prevailing high
prices, will have been marketed to u
greater extent than usual before the
end Of 1922. Even If there should be
another 1000. .00O.ton crop in Cuba the
coming season--and in view Of possible
reduced sucrose content and smaller
paintings Of new cane there are those
who believe this limit will not be
reached-there is bound to be an eager
demand from Europe as we'll as from
American reineries."
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-28
Not q Bull Argument

No better illustration Of tho radical
change in the temper of speculative
sentiment could be presented than In
the iccwatcr bath giveT to the an
nounccment Of the Bethlehem Steel and
Midvalc Steel merger.
Not many weeks ago this bit of news
would have started of big display of
bullish pyrotechnics. 1t is argued now
that. while the taking over Of Midvalc
by Bethlehem Steel will no doubt place
the parent company In II better posi-.
tion to compete with the United States
Steel Corporation, the fact that large
stock issue will he the means employed
to acquire the Midvale company would
seem to place the Bethlehem Steel divi.
dend In jeopardy.
1t is also fclt other independent steel
companies, such as Crucible Steel, Re.
public Iron and Steel and Sloss- Shelf
field. would seem to have little oppor.
tunity to compete successfully with the
Steel Corporation under present condi.
tiOns.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-28

'ompanZ and the Chile Copper Com.
any. While nothing odiciai has come
,ut, ie is admitted in usually well.in.
0rmcd quarters that such q deal 10
being considered and may be closed In
not distant future.
This, according to copper men, would
20 one OF the greatest stabilizers that
has come into the copper metal market
Tor years. Consumers, they say, have
apparently realized the Importance Of
such a .combN,ation, as indicated In
their willingness to cover their future
needs In the red metal.
1t is virtually certain that the con.
summation Of such q consolidation
would mean the end Of price. cutting for
'ome time. The Chile Copper interests,
'ecause of the low cost Of production,
ave always beer able to undersell do.
nestle producers and have done 10. &C.
ording to trade report, every time the
market has become sluggish and the de.
nnnd has fallen off.
With the American Brass Company
~ an outlet for production, the Chile
oinpany would be virtually removed M
/ seller Of copper in the open market.
'he American Brass Company's needs
light along have been larger than the
utput of the Anaconda company, and
least part of the Chile production
ould be consumed by the brass com.
| )uny'S plants.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-28
Little Benny's S
Note Book
Newspapers
BY Lee Paps

Newspapers
II you wunt to know watts happening
all over the world all you haff to do l.
buy Il = cent newspaper and save all
those travelling Expenses. II somebody
loans you their newspaper 1t wont even
cost you that mutch.
No matter how bad the weather il
you can always toll II its going to get
better by looking ut the paper. the only
danger being that you are libel to find
outs its going to get verse insf"d. 0ny
then you don't han to believe. 1t IT you
don't wunt to, proving its free coun.
try. -,
Newspapers are more useful than
books because they can be took apart
80 different parts Of the family can
reed different parts of the paper at the
same time without preventing 1t from
still being u paper, being more than
YOU can say about a book In case you
ever did that to a book. Thus your
father can be rceding the spoarting page
vile your mother IL reeding the ladys
page and you are looking at the funny
page, unless your father don't wunt to
seperatc It. wich he generally. don't; This
proves the best way to avoid Rxidents
is to always have > newspapers even II
they are tho same paper.
No matter how much you are enjoy.
ING n newspaper it always makes you
feel funny TO look at the date and find
ont it Is ycstiddays instcd OF todays.
If n persin il looking at Il paper the
wcrst thing you can do to spoil their
IN nioymcnt is to 60 up and start to look
nj il with them. cspeshilly II you don't
know them.
Even II a paper is in n forrin lang.
w,dro Won can still use 1t 10 rapp
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-28
Ex.k,No SEEKING NEW HOME

Copenhagen, Nov. 28.-Ihe Politiken
says It learns Danish friend Of former
King Constantine Of Greece Is negoti.
ating on behalf Of Constantine the pur.
chase Of the beautiful Bakkelund Gas.
tie, forty miles from Copenhagen.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-28
Rumors OF Distress

For some few days the market dis.
trict has been full Of veiled rumors,
coming by the famous rape.vine route,
Of distress resulting from conditions
that prevailed ut and around the boom
period Of 1919, when stocks were &C.
cumulated ut extravagant prices and
on which severe losses have generally
been accumulated.
1t is stated. however, by reliable
authority, and who should be in posi-.
ton TO know, accounts in which these
high. h.cost issues have been carried were
practically. placed in discard long ago.
They can hardly BE- considered market
influences, IN consequence, except for
regrets and memories Of those who
have been involved in the losing opcr.
ations.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-28
SIGNS $3,1eo,ooo CITY LOAN
Money viii % Ussd Chiefly for
PavlnQ New ttlohwayo

The ordinance which passed City
Council Inst week authorizing a loan
of So, 100, 900 has been signed BY Mayor
Moore. In paving and improving streets
81, 900, 900 IL to be expended and. $780,.
600 for additions to the steam heating
system and constructing concrete tun.
nels for the Philadelphia Institution for
Feeble Minded, now In course Of con.
struction at Byberry. Tho money for
improving the hishways. will be used
to meet the new building conditions
and increased traffic.
An ordinance was also approved au-
thorizing the construction OF building
Philadelphia General Hospital. The
measure carries with II an appropria.
tion Of $500, $40.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-28
Buying Power Very Small

The recent decline IN security price
resulting in q major reaction" said
OF the local brokers yesterday, ''has
late sessions been attended by demand
tor more marginal protection, some
which could not be produced. Wit
buying power very small, professiona
no doubt will continue to fight any r.
covery and renew pressure against th
weak issues. With the industrial
greatly handicapped by heavy expense.
do. not expect to see the generi
margin Of profit to increase material'
in the next few months. Examination
Furthermore, Of number Of repor,
covering the first quarter of the currer
year confirms the theory that profit
during this period have been very sma'
with many companies showing
deficit"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-28
MAN KILLED BY TAxICAe
Driver o. Machine Carries Victim to
hospltal. Where He olss

Charles De Joseph, twenty two years
old, Of 1901 South Chadwick street,
was killed last night by a taxicab which
struck him at Broad and Dickinson
streets. De Joseph was crossing Broad
street when the accident occurred.
Harry Rodensky, twenty five years
old, of Third street below Catharine,
driver Of the taxicab, took De Joseph
70 st. Agnes Hospital, where he died
Of a fractured skull fifteen minutes
later.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-28
Another Severe Test

Yesterdays stock market was called
n to stand another acute test Of its
uying power and underlying strength.
ontrasting with Saturdays absentee.
SIN made many confident the new week
would mark vigorous recovery. Thie