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10 bottle Extracts, 3 for ....... Csc
Dozen for Csc
15c pkg Ice Cream Powder .10c
8 for Csc; Dozen for ...... Csc
25c can Bee Brand Insect Powder zoe
Oozen lot ....'.............. WIS
10c can Bee Brand Insect Powder
! 3 for .25c; Dozen for .oOc
10c pkg. War on Flies Insect Powder
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Dozen tor ................... .35c
25c Box Stationery. .15c; 2 for. .25c
Dozen tor 81 rs
Sc Pencils, for. .1oc; for .25c
IL for. .35c; 3 doz for ...... $1.OO
dozen assorted ......... $1.75
Sc Writing Tablets ali kinds 6 for Csc
Dozen for ................... .45c
6 dozen assorted ...........$ $3.50
10c Writing Tablets 3 for. .... 25c
Dozen for 75c
Sc Stationery, pkg for .25c; Doe. 45c
Sc pkg Envelopes for. ....... Csc
Box Of 20 pkgs. ...... 75c
1oe pkg Envelopes, for 49,. ..25c
Box of 20 pkgs. :. ..........$ SIPS
15c size pkg. Maccaroni. 10c; for 25c
Oozen TOT ................. .05c
15c can Spaghetti. 10c; 3 for. =. Csc
Dozen tor .75C
15c can Soups all kinds. .10c; 8 for 25c
! Dozen for ...... ..... csc
15c can Chile Con Carne ...... 10c
! for ...2 Csc Dozen for ...... csc
35c can Beall Pimentos ... zoe
for .................. 35c
zoe can Pimentos. 15c; 3 for. :. . .40c
Dozen Tor ,...... S1.55
15c can green Pimentos. 10c; for 25c
Dozen for csc
15c can Sausage seasoning ... .10c
for. Csc; Dozen for ..... CSC
25c ground Sage. 15c; Q for. -. Csc
15c pkg. whole All Spice. ...... 10c
8 for Csc; Dozen for ..85c
15c can ground Black Pepper. . 10c
for. .25c; Dozen for ...... Csc
10c size can ground Black Pepper Sc
Sc can ground black Pepper and all
other Sc Spices, for ....... 1Oc
for -. Csc; Dozen for .... .35c
15c size Horse Radish 2 for. :. -. .25c
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35c can sliced Table peaches can Csc
Dozen for $2.95
35c Hirsch's 8 OF. Imported Olive Oil
One for .................. Csc
for 45c; for. csc. Doz. =. $3.50
15c Jar French Prepared Mustard
2 for. .25c; Dozen for .$1.45
10c jar Eddy's prepared Mustard
8 for .25c; Dozen for ..... Csc
zoe size bottle French Machine Oil
for. 15c; for. .25c; Doz.. SIPS
15c bottle Eddy's Machine Oil. i. 10c
for. .25c; Dozen for ........ CSC
zoe bottle Castor Oil. .15c; 2 for. .25c
for ..35c; Dozen for .$1.25
15c bottle Castor Oil. 10c; for. Csc
Dozen tor 85c
zoe bottle Turpentine .15c; for 25c
for. 35c; Dozen for ..... SIPS
l5c bottle Turpentine. .10c; for Csc
Dozen for .85c
10c bottle Quinine, for 25c; Doz. S5c
10c box Aspirin Tablets 8 for ..25c
Dozen for Csc
10c bottle Blue Seal Vaseline 3 for 25c
Dozen for zoe
Sc pkg. Epson Salts, 8 for ..~. .lOc
for -. 25c; Dozen for -. 35c
Sc pkg. Sulphur, for .1Oc; 8 for 25c
Dozen for 35c
Sc pkg. Copperas, for. .10c; 8 for Csc
Dozen for Csc
Sc Blue Stone 3 for ..10c; 8 for. Csc
| Dozen for 35c
Sc box Snuff, Tube Rose and Check
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Dozen for .........c.....,... 35c
10c size box Snuff all kinds for Csc
Dozen for Csc
15c box Snuff, Devoes, 3 for. 25c
8 for. 35c; Dozen for -. $1.2s
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press., 1922-06-29

25c size Tube Rose Snuff ...... zoe
for ...35c; 3 for. Soc; Doe. $1.o5
15c jar Snuff, for ..25c; Doz.. .$1.45
30c jar Snuff for ..25c; Doz. :. $1.90
l0c plugs Tobacco all kinds 8 for 25c
15c plugs Tobacco, all kinds, 2 for. .25c
3 for. .35c; Dozen for. ....... $1.35
zoe plugs Tobacco, all kinds. -. .15c
SOC plugs Tobacco, all kinds. .2sc
2 for. .45c; 8 for Csc; for. .85c
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40c plugs Tobacco, all kinds =. soc
~ Dozen tor ,.......::.....:.... $3.55
SOC plugs Tobacco all kinds. j.. .4oc
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6oc plugs Tobacco, all kinds. ;. soc
toE .......'.. .......... Csc
9oc plugs Tobacco, all kinds :. .70c
1or ..:"............ .... $1.35
Sc bags Smoking Tobacco all kinds
8 for. .25c; Dozen for ..... 35c
lOc pkg Smoking tobacco all kinds
3 for .25c; Dozen for ...... .o0c
l5c can Smoking Tobacco all kinds
2 for. .25c; Dozen for .........S14 AZ
loe pkg Little Cigars all kinds 3 for25c
l5c pkg. Old Virginia Cheroots 2. .25c
for. .35c; Dozen pkgs. 49,. SIPS
SC Cigars, all kinds, 7 for. 25c
Box of so for $175
l0c Cigars all kinds ..5c e.
6 for: .25c; Box of so. ..... $500
Camel Cigarettes, 2Os, pkg. .... l5c
for .25c; Carton $125
Fatima Cigarettes, 2Os, pkg. zoe
for. .35c; Carton $1.7s
Omar Cigarettes, 2os, pkg. :. ..15c
z for .25c; Dozen for S1.2s
Chesterfield Cigarettes, 20s, pkg. 15c
tor. 4Oc; Carton 81. 90
Favorite Cigarettes, 2os, pkg. :. .1Oc
tor. Csc; Carton 75c
Favorite Cigarettes, los, pkg. Sc
% for: .25c; Dozen fol. 45c
Piedmont Cigarettes, los pkg. Sc
for ..25c; Dozen for 4sc
III cigarettes 15s, pkg. ..... 1Oc
tor .25c; Dozen for. eOc
otroner Cigarettes, 15s, pkg. -. .10c
for. .25c; Dozen for I. .o0c
&c Cigarette Books for 1Oc
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Sc Wrigley's Chewing Gum all flavors
8 pkgs.. .10c; 8 for. 25c
Box of 20 pkgs. 6Oc
SC pkg. Adams Chewing Gum, all fla
yors, 2 pkgs for Sc; IL for !. ;. Csc
Box OF 20 pkgs. ... 35c
SC pkg. Coca Cola Chewing Gum ali
tlavors, 2 ukgs for Sc; 8 for. .25c
Box of 20 pkgs. ....... 35c
Sc pkg. Florida Chewing Gum, all
flavors, 8 pkgs for Sc: ~ for 15c
Box of 20 pkgs 25c
Sc pkg. National Chewing Gum all
havors, for. Sc; Box 20. .15c
locChocolate bar Candy ........ Sc
SC bar Candy all kinds 3 for .1Oc
tor ..25c; Dozen for .35c
Per box of dozen CSC
Sc Peanut Bar Candy, 3 for. =. ,1Oc
for -. Csc; Dozen for -. 35c
SC Mint Sticks Canday, 3 for .1Oc
for -. Csc; Dozen for 35c
sc pkg. Prize Candy Kisses 3 for. .1Oc
for. Csc; Dozen for 35c
Penn Candy all kinds7 pieces. Sc
Box of 100 pieces ......... CSC
Penny Crackers all kinds 7 for :. Sc
(Assorted) per lb. 25c
25c size can Potatoes. Sc; 6 for. .25c
Dozen for 45c
zoe Bakers Cocanut 15c
for. 40c; Dozen for $1.55
lOc pkg, Bakers Cocanut, 8 for. .25c
Dozen for Observation-Disclosures. Csc
zoe can Lye Hominey. .15c; 2 for Csc
Dozen for $l.35
zoe Can Sweet Corn. .15c; 3 for. .4oc
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Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press., 1922-06-29
F o R S A L E

FOR .SALE-Lots No. and 8, square
10. block on north eLe street. Ad-
dress E. F. Very, Cordele, Ga. or see
J. b. Seanor. Iyl5
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press., 1922-06-29

FOUND-Cameo Stick Pin can be had
by identifying and paying for this ad,
at the Leader Office. If
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press., 1922-06-29

RABBITS FOR SALE-full blooded
Flemish and German Checked Giants.
Will trade for poultry Apply to Mrs.
w. w. Pickens, 2l0 L. Altamaha St.
M23pd.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press., 1922-06-29
F o r R E N T

FOR RENT-Light housekeeping
rooms for rent. Apply 7O2 w. Magno-
liza St. If
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press., 1922-06-29

REWARD FOR LOST PISTOL
Lost between Ambrose and Fitzgerald
Smith and Wesson improved, pearl
handles, gilded rings in handle Finder
gets suitale reward at Leader office.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press., 1922-06-29

| FOR SALE-Lovely five room bunga
low Price and terms reasonable. Tel
ephone As or ~. If.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-20
Keeping the Record Straight

SpokesnanRe
persist Seatle Columbia Basin project
The attitude the Chamber which probably
Columbia
scheme thought is simple understandable is thk
practicable of the Columbia
realizes undertaking than anything similar
Of the
To enda
"a statewide
n irrigation
n
che valuable undertakings
Columbia Basin
its 5
of the
n
undea
a mean a Washington
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-20

labor IL willing 20 work for n
reasonable figure we will see n
great deal OF activity In the next
few years.
FIRST will come new building.
Old buildings Will be replaced by
new ones. repairs Will be made.
and Improvements ~ all kinds.
Next will come nrw industrial
homes. better factories. better
equipped. For close competition
means well equipped factories.
Following these will come civic
improvements and railroad deyei.
opment a tremendous amount
Of Investment IN our railroads
would pay dividends. An cx.
ample ~ the electrflcnfl0n Of
the Great Northern here In
Washington. when the oontem.
plated eiectrifioatlon is com.
pleted millions wiil be saved each
year In operating expenses. IL
u probable that this development
j. really about 20 take placer
II looks az II u were possible
and II may be probable that the
next five years will see more real
development than IN. last 10
have seen.
Money looking for investment
may mean new prosperity 20 the
NorfhweNt Discouraged farmers
In the Middle West may mean "a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-20

Virginia. as sure as you live we--or
nomcthin Weakened that bear out of
hibernation- And his den H. some.
where In that two.hundred yard
circle"
There's probably a cave in the
rock" Harold suggested And I'm
nore interested In the cabin and din.
ncr than ! am In H."
Nevertheless. I've never looked
Into a den Of Information. and I've
always wanted 20 know what they're
like. II will only take n minute.
Come OMIT will be worth seeing"
But Harold had very special and
particular reasons why such a course
appealed 10 him not at MI. Yes
and maybe find a couple Of other
bearr In there, In the dark and no
chance 70 fight I'm not interested.
anyway. Go and look. n you like. :"
II will. n you don't mind. 10 you
want 20 come too. Virginia. There's
no danr.r--realiy Their. isn't IL this
had been an old she.b bear we might
have found some cubs. but these old
Turn 10 Page II. Column u
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-20
The Lou
Egg Prices

Egg prices tumble. Housewives
ehueisIe. Much moaning from egg
spectators, who lose $4,000 in
one week In Chicago alone. And
from farmers. innocent in-betwecn
victims Of a vicious system.
The egg horde piled up so big
that 1t toppIed over Of Its own
weight.
The egg Spectator Is like an
gamblers: He rarely recognizes the
psychological moment for unload.
ing. Come on. Just one more
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-20
Where
Was Hiram

How pitiful IL the political po-
sitisn Of Hiram Johnson today.
Arriving In Washington from
Cnlifsruia . scAnf hour after the
sale Of the Michig gan seat In tho
senate had been ratified TO New
beryy BY five votes, Hiram goes
= his homo whence. . day later.
- iseued . rc-statement Of his
psaiticn en- tho Horsepower pact.
statement In which no one has
~ slightest inierest At this time,
ave possibly Hiram.
Per 1. years. acclaimed ~ the
fearless. fighting leader Of insur-
gsncy. Hiepn has bern supposed
- - the knight without fear
- wishsut rcproach."
mt In the hour when he was
nest noeded. where was Hiram.
He tnew. when he went to
Cnliforlz1n In December that the
NswbeRsu case Was coming up
enrfy n January. lie knew al
- - . man the lineup for and
agnlns4 Newberry.
He knew his vote WA dcsper-
ataly needed; that indeed 10 might
- ths deciding vote between .
tFua and . purchaseabie senate.
OF esurse. he was under poiiti-
oal obligations to the Newberry
oUBd In Michigan. bat every beat
q his heart was supposed to throb
n sympathy with the things for
which the opponents Of Newberry
were fighting.
He had said that he "would
~ vote for Newbcrry-: and with
equal disingeruousness he had
rssld his Newberry friends that he
-wsuld never vote against New
Berry
And he kept his word 10 both
siaea.
Il h said NO man can obey
two masters" Hiram did IL.
Hiram did not know that Willis
Vas 10 weaken on promise Of sup
part for his "censure" resolution;
be did not know that Poindexter
was 10 give In under pressure
from Bach and Bourne: he did
not know that Pepper would rep
resent Pennsylvania and give his
vote for Newberry. He knew
that his vote was desperately
needed--needed as II would prob
ably never be needed again on
the side Of righteousness.
William Jennings Bryan tells a
story which seems TO fit the case.
An old negro was boeing cotton
one broiIing hot day In Alabama.
Looking mp into the face Of the
blistering sun he said:
"Whsr was you las December
when we needed your
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-20
Low Money!
Rates Omen
of Activity
ny AMATEUR ECONOMIST

Probably the most hopeful align
In the last 20 months H. the fall
IN interest rates.
When money n scarce and
hard - get. the problem Of put
ting lot ~ men 20 work IL
nearly unsolvnble. bu, when men
and money are both out 81 work
u - a forcRone conclusion that
something u going 20 happen
We are stiil a long ways from
a boom industry has stili far 10
so before adjustment h. com.
pleis. iint N a reasonable amount
~ money becomes available and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-20
AGeHer1Eom>
4VR1DGE MANN

Editor Star:
Dear SIR hardly repeat Newserry atm retains his sea
and that In spite OF all the he's
We must call him once again. The Honorable
hc keeps The he
wouldn't for land contain
sena,s scat with this hundred thousand was inc
price" - -" 80"
But even in fellows brain; and
what TO bare may seem a
him. let him live day get what he
~
eaeh democratic thought corruptiy
bought, while the other ~ a O T.
II to the ia a very sorry tate wh.r
party lines mark wrong and xh
and scales OF Justice leader.
For now when they OF state the
OF Democrat'-and e, the verdict on that
Myusae Maessv
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-20

round It's like liquor--the last
drink brings the Jag.
Don't ehueklc too loudly. con
sumers. The gamblers have
system Of doing u all over again.
to recoup their losses. A.
gambling device. the deck Of cards
and the putand-tske top arc PIN
heads alongside the humble egg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-20

II ioc should f1H--tre faIi
Bat scrcD pour courage to the
sticking place,
And t1e'H not fdl."-9hakcspeare.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-20

A doctor saps he -kno,rs~ crcrv
,comaa In Philadelphia Is kHock-
tneod Several husbands arc haAf-
Tag htr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-20

The bones Of basslosaafas hare
been found IN Oklahoma. Wen tcg
Nc couldn't spell has ma nc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-20

Any man toho thinks he has no
chance Is correct.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-20

The fiapprr ihinks she oxChf 20
b tsssr. Sac passes sa examina-
fson ctcry firt1 sAr rsreis q psaa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-20

Some men erpect girl to buy IS stockings and
scear long skirts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-20

In the weeks they had been 10.
gether. Bin had always been careful
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-20

Perhaps business doesn't come back because il
hasn't the railroad fare.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-20
LEARN A WORD
EVERY DAY

Today's word Ia BLOC.
II In pronounced blank.
II mcans-a group in any political
assembly, aa in congress or a iegis.
iature. that votes together. independ.
emily o. party lines.
u comes from-French bloc a
block or solid piece.
us used like this-.The agricul.
tural bloc IN congress has Influenced
the passage Of many farm meaaures.'
lot Of new settlers in this dis
trict.
The men struggling with hopo-
leaa debt IN the East may find
new opportunity and independ.
ence IN raising poultry and Der.
ries on our iogged-off lands Why
don't We do some advertislngg
You'll smile. too. when you drink
Boidts coffee--oNLY ccnta.--Ad.
vertiFement.
The New York herald., 1922-09-27
ROADS AIM TO AVERT
A SHORTAGE OF CARS
Careful Management Expected
to Keep Rolling Stock Al
most Up to Demand.

The outlook for supply Of cars this
fall is better than in 1920. according TO
railroad officials who make it a point
to study comparative figures. 1t Is
pointed out that two years ago the peak
of the shortage was reached in the
week ended September ] and that there
was turning point TO a surplus In the
latter part of November of that year.
With the figures for the week ended Sep
tember showing a turning point from
surplus to a shortage for the first
time II is expected that careful man
agement OF the situation this year will
keep the supply of rolling stock more
nearly up to the demand from shippers.
Latest available figures show that
many of the roads are moving freight
in almost the amount reached at their
maximum since Federal control. Move
ment for the week ended September 20
indicated that New York Central was
hapdling 81 per cent OF its maximum
of freight. while Pennsylvania was re-
ported at 50 per cent. and Illinois Cen
traI at 95.S per cent Reading showed
SS per cent. of maximum for that pc
riod. while Lehigh Valley was 69.6 per
cent: Erie. 706; Lackawanna, 55.3;
Santa Fe. $50; Rock Island. S5.7, and
Chesapeake & Ohio 500 per cent.
Contrary to expectations the directors
OF the American Railway Association at
their meeting yesterday announced that
only routine matters were discussed.
J. T.. Fairbanks. general secretary. said
that the matter of car shortage would
come before the car service division for
action.
The New York herald., 1922-09-27
MERGER PLAN NOT
TO BE ABANDONED
Three Company Steel Group
to Modify Consolidation
Terms, However.

Reports that plans for the formation
of the North American Steel Company
through the consolidation OF the Re-
public Iron and Steel. Midvale Steel and
Ordnance and Inland steel companies
had been abandoned as n result of oh
jections entered by the Federal Trade
Commission were denied officially yes
terday
1t was admitted. however, that find
ings of the Federal commission had
made necessary some alterations in the
terr,n u1der which the merger will he
consummated and that daily confer
ences. are being held by the parties in
interest with view to determining
definitely what notifications shall be
made. Confidence was expressed that
the obstacles incident to the commits
sion's disapproval will be overcome.
1t was stated that rumors that dis
sension had arisen among the three
companies or that the inland interests
had blocked the unfication plans were
without foundation.
Counsel for the companies are mt
work on a brief which they say will
show why the merger should receive
the approval OF the Federal authorities
The brief will be submitted at the hear
ing OF the Federal Trade Commission
scheduled for October 20 Meanwhile
steps looking to formal authorizatio
of the consolidation by stockholders OF
the companies will be held in allegiance.
The New York herald., 1922-09-27
HYLAN RAPS JUDGES
IN'BUS INJUNCFIONS
Says People Will Know How
to Deal With Them
Next Time.

The Board OF Estimate yesterday
held another public hearing on the new
Brooklyn lines suggested IN the Mayor a
$500 600, 900 transit scheme. The
chamber was crowned. as at the pre-
vious hearings. and, as before, mem
bers OF the board and not a few Of the
advocates devoted no small amount OF
conversation TO rapping the Transit
Commission. the Republican adrinistra-
tion at Albany, the transit corporations
and judges who issue injunctions
against the operation OF city buses.
At one stage OF the proceedings
Mayor Hylan said he had read In some
newspaper he would have to lock out
IL Gov. Miller were reelected.
That has no terrors for me-, he
said.
II hope the citizens OF Brooklyn will
remember these gentlemen who issued
the injunctions against the buses" said
the Mayor at another point. so IL they
every run again the people will know
how 20 deal with them. When judges
are nominated In the future we will
have to find out how they stand on In
functions"
a report was read from Herman A..
Metz as chairman OF the transit COM
Commerce. I'm which the construction OF
the crosstown subway as outlined By
the Transit Commission was approved
and attention was called to ''the small
difference In principles which are the
basis OF the political controversy now
going on between the city administra-
tion and the Transit Commission"
1T IA plain" the report said. that
the efforts of the Transit Commission
and OF the city administration are di-
rected to the same end namely. the cor
rectlon OF corporate greed and political
activity. though the politics OF the situa-
tion would lead one to believe their OBJ
jectives were entirely different"
Robert w. Hlgbie OF the Greensboro
Chamber OF Commerce, had some good
words to say for the transit suggestions
made by the Mayor.
When the Mayor asked James J. Me-
Cue OF Brooklyn about particular
transit line. he replied:
You can get on r. car at the New
York end OF the Williamsburg Bridge
and n you ride TO Coney Island you
will find tho car belongs TO one com
pany. the conductor to another, the mo-
torman 20 another. the ear straps to
another and the tracks to several others.
1t would take more time than you could
give me TO give you an explanation OF
that"
The New York herald., 1922-09-27
STANDARD OILS RISE
MILLIONS IN VALUE
Stock of New York Company
Up 48 Points Yesterday and
100 in Two Weeks.

Wild speculation in sstocks of the
Standard oil companies featured the
stock market yesterday. and while the
general list was inclined to heaviness
several OF the Standards sold at the
highest level in their history. Recently
heavy speculation in these stocks has
been occasioned by reports OF big mel
ons under consideration.
Standard Oil of Now York gained
forty Eight points compared with the
closing Monday. In just two weeks the
stock has advanced approximately 100
points. while in a year it has gone up
about $50 points Stated in figures Of
its total capital stock, Standard OF New
York in the last two weeks has in
creased in market value by S71.250,000
land in the last year by $1S7. 900.
Advances by the nine leading Standard
Oil companies in the last fortnight ag-
gregate s147. .551. ga, as stated in. terms
of their outstanding common capitaliza-
tion. while in a year since the lows
of 1921 were seen the increase in the
common stocks has amounted to $l.026
291. .0iO The capital increase actually
exceeds those figures, counting all the
preferred stocks.
Common stock of the Standard Oil
Company of New Jersey at yesterdays
prices was worth se92. .6S2.S .S02 more than
at the low of last year. while in the
last fortnight the valuation increased
by .730. The preferred also had a
substantial rise.
The following table shows increases
in market value of the nine companies.
The New York herald., 1922-09-27
BUY $88, 900 EXCHANGE
SEAT FOR EX-OFFICE BOY
Brokers Glue ReUard for II
Years. Faithful Work.

Tefft. Halsey & Co. at cost OF
S8S,000. have purchased seat on the
New York Stock Exchange for William
G. Finucane. telephone clerk for the
Arm on the foor of the exchange.
willie" tinucane. now 20 years old
OF 430 East Fifty-eighth street, entered
the employ of Tefft & Co. as an office
boy fourteen years ago.
Steady promotions were the reward OF
his zeal. faithfulness and application
until the reorganization of the Arm as
Tefft. Halsey & Co. found him acting as
It's telephone clerk on the floor Of the
exchange. From that position he VIII
now step into membership in the Arm
and seat on the big board"
The telephone clerks of the Stock Ex-
change will give dinner tonight in
honor of their former coworker
Finucane is unmarried and lives with
his parents. He served with the Twenty
seventh Division during the war and
was wounded in the right leg. He was
not at home last night but his mother
and father said that he was graduate
of Public School 81. First avenue and
Seyentieth street
The New York herald., 1922-09-27
E. B. PARKER APPOINTED
TO CLAIMS COMMISSION
His Reelection Completes Per-
sonnel of Board.

WASHINGTON Sept. eg.--Edwin n.
Parker. an attorney Ok New York and
Houston, Tex. has been appointed ~
President Harding 70 be the American
Commissioner on the American German
Claims Commission. Il was announced
to-day at the State Department.
The selection Of Mr.. Parker completes
the personnel Of the commission. which
the State Department recently an
nounced would hold Its first meeting III
Washington on October 10.
Mr.. Parker is a native of Shelby
county. Montana. and a partner In the
legal firm of Baker. Bolts, Parker g
Garwood OF Houston. Tex.