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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-19

will power to grapplc with temptation
ana TO take his place among the
husticrs OF the world. no matter
how brief period he works. he re-
ceives pay. the Army believing that
inc surcst way 10 restore "A mans
confidence in himself is 10 lie, him
feel the Jingle of coins or the cracklr
OF bills that he himself has earned"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-19
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.
Deaths

,ARLToN-Died, February IS. 1872. a,
his residence. 4i4 North Lombnrd
street. At 1850 i. NJ. after n short III
ness OF infnehIa. Edgar Samuel Carlton.
in his 55th year. son Of j. W. and me
lat" Mrs. Ellen Farmer Carlton. Funeral
notice later.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-19

drops OF "Gcts-It IL doomed to a
quick. easy. sure and painless end.
Never again can II pain you. Soon
you are holding in your fingers It's
entire remains--a single piece OF
dead. shrivclcG skin that you throw
away-forcvcr. Hard cOrns, soft
corns. any corn.
Costs but n trilc-and guaranteed.
Try IL. T.. Lawrence & Co. Mfr,
chlcngo-Ahy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-19

GRAND RAPIDS, Feb. 1s.--Mlss
teacher. detained pending an investi-
cation into the origin in Grand Rapids
OF n number OF threatening letters,
among them one To Mary Garden.
director OF the Chicago Opera Com
pahy. was taken today TO the uni
r,rsity Hospital at Ann lia:nor for
observation ana treatment In tho
pAychoDath!; ward
Mss Fitzgerald. who Is SIS years
old. taught In the local schools for
six years. having been dismissed
last Jun, According to tho authors
Ties some OF the notes that precipi-
tntcd their investigation were founn
fastened to tho doors OF .e.ilcncrs
Of wcll-plicwu citizens =
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ALLEGED AUTHOR OF /
MENAC|NC LETTER HELD.
Woman, Beloved Unbal.r
anccd, Charged With Threat.
ening Mary Garden.
Thy Associated press.l

CHICAGO. Feb. 1s.-Mlss NeniS
Fitzgerald. former teacher In the
schools OF Grand Rapids. Mich. is
being held there by tho police. &C.
cording to adviccs received here, as
the writer of the letter recently, re-
ceived by Mary Garden, director OF
tho Chicago Opera Company. in
which the latter was threatened.
Grand Rapids police believe the youns
woman Is mentally unbalanced. the
reports said. ~
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''Gets-It''
aiinless
Corn
Remover

This Corn Remedy Is Guaranteed
No matter how tough or how stub
born II may have been, the corn or
callus that is touched with few
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-01-12
5uo=Ddfotq.

Elerre. = Sieben Counties met=
lid pom 0eilio1,ri in Gub6afota ba=
ben 100000 Yfuno pergiftete Moi=
fde auf $4,000 slder in ser lebte,1
5eit gebra6t als Gerni9tungsmiHel
Der 9euidrefen, mie 81. 8. 5orb,
Staots gutemologe> argob. Oie So
item Der @erteilung beliefen iid ouf
$500, spelde Nusgabe iid aber biel=
fob BEL Ser nddlten grnte rentieren
miro.
8elbiSere. - Mbrabum San Ms=
bern, ein @roB : 6armer oieler ge=
geno, fat erfldrt, 0aB Mfalfa inn
Die bette @rnte einbra6te lebtes Sobr.
@r proOu5ierte idblih 400 big 500
8a1idel Mfalfa=Soat un6 bofft fir
Den 8uldel $19 5u erbalten.
Clifton. - Seit ldngerer 3eit be-
merfte sic Chicago & Nortbmeitern=
9obn, OoB gr0bere Mengen ibrer
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-01-12

Oils 9unoesmnrIdan, Der IN einerl,
&ilien $3.50 in 8riefmarfen fanb, bob
lire Mltter lie BORT einnabte. SIN DO
rigen CONNER tpar 6as Yoitarh az
Gberon beltoblen mor0en uno Btl-
liam @oloie Nolan mur0e oafiir in
has @efdngnis au @rano SORTS &C.
iteG. Jrau 8orgeren lpielte ole 9eb-
lerim un0 murbe perbaftet.
Gidinfon. = &er @iuiaro, 5arm=
Observation-Disclosures pom Mderbau=Goueg
riet zen 6armern anf Der &onpention
Der Stoatsfarnrbiiro : federation, Die
Misrepresentation INN 10 bis IL Hro=
sent SIT reol15ieren, oa Der Bei5enpor-
rot Scr 8elt Die Nodfrage UNI ebert
ioniel iiberlteige..
@aOitonc. = Sran5 Gobner bon
bier lit orn 25. 9e5ember geltorben.
&or einiger Belt amlrbe er beim
Observation-Disclosures bon einem Sdapein
beftig nit Dem SUB arf ser 8ruIt ge=
t%roffen, 10 oaB Die 9unge babel @da-
Den erl1tt. Serr Gohner bat cine 3eit=
lang geooftert, aber nad) ,,nb nod
'uuroe er i6apdder un0 10 1T ct
i9liebi6 Sem 2eioen erlegen.
8ismord. = 0as 5tuatsoberae-
ridr bot in ieiner lesten gnti9eioung
ole 8eIeslidfeit Ser ltattgebabten
Recauapabl boil a%nerfunnt unb sic
perlangte Stimmenprih1ng brr9 sic
8oblbeb0rbe abgetpie1en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-01-12
Settle 7

CRIT Sic Moonner bnuter cine pirt-
Tide 2eeritraBe i'm 8osporllsgebiet;
Drs tpar ons gnbltiif ser obe11 idon
erudbnten groBen Strabe, Die bon
RonitantinopeI CUR Donau fibrte.
5ie tit III elmer bp5antimfden Re-
1opierung nod oidt Dor ben aiten
5~tabttorer bon Stan1b1l az ieben.
Ole Mugbefierun1g tDur6e NIT &ilfe
benadbnrten alter Grieob0fe norge.
,orrr11e1, nnD Der SUB beg @eiien-
Ben tritt bier nuf alte @rabfteine.
Mrf benz anoeren l1fer 6es 8ospo.
rug Mbrte oarut 6ie grobe Meilitdr.
itraBe, bic bl1rd @aitele geidlst
nor, 6ur4 ons mal6ige 8itbDnien
mad Siibe11 meiter Biz gum @upb'
rat.
ueber bas europdifde 8osporus.
plateau fiibrt felt 1869 cine rto6er>
ne gbauijee, bic Die 9taot nit benz
obere1 Bosporus berbin6et. 5hon
I'M Sabre 1909 plante man bier ote
Mnlaae elmer 8abnberbinoung, 6ie
fd aud aus ftrategifden @ranoen
aIs 1n6fig erpeift. @dbreno Deg
arieaes mar Roritantinopel nit BEN
2iauit- ut6 @Dblengruben am
gdmar3en Meer burd cine Gelb'
balm berbnnoen, bur@ Die Der euro
pdiiden gep6Herung bon Bera Der
Befud Ser Ianbfdnftli@ i96nen
BaIogegen6 am Bort,,s ermogli4t
tpuroe. eie fnbrte an benz rralter
Bprgog, eine1n grie6iiden gorfe
borbei, an benz IN alter Belt tDobl
6ie bp5inntintfde MilitdritraBe &C.
en1et bnben mag.
go uni9einbnr Nun bic oftlih
bon, Ronitantinopel bur9 &eibe uno
Sn1t6 5lrrr Bospor1ts b%ineileroen
alien Begfpnrer1 fnb, mir mni'en
tie ur1s, mas bie 1r5eit betrifft, als
sic @moerftrnBen aner ierer ari'
iden g6lfer borifeIen, bic aug Der
BnIfanbalbinIeI nab 4leinofien 90
qen, aera6e 70 mie e beut5utage
nod sic bro11nert 3igett,er Inn.
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8ieberanfnabn1e Der 8aireatber
GeftipieIe.

SSn Dresden mar 6iefer Sage Die
9. Saltptberfammll1ng BEG &idaro
Wngner gerbnn6es oeutlder
6ral1en. SS1 Der 8eriammll1ng Dur-
De mitgeteilt, bob Die beitimmte
ausiibt a1f Bie6eraufnabme Der
8aireutber Seitipiele int Sabre
1922 beitebe. Cine Seitipiel5eit
miroe Beute aber etpn flint Neiuio-
l1en Marf foiteu, pern1 fie gena1 10
Die friiber abgeboIter uer6en iollte.
Desnege11 tpiro man pabri9einlih
etuas befbeiberer anfangen uno
1llr ben BarfifaI u11o Elm @erf ba5u-
nebnten uno auf onfprubsoone 60
liIten perai1ten. SIZE @~intrittsprei-
ie fir Die SpieIe tplr6en iid mabr-
ideinIih 3nifden Is uno 100 Marf
beipegen. CUR Berpirfli9rng ber
Seitipiele ion Elm @ornntiefonos auf
genoiienidnftIider @r11nolaee ge'
idaffen unb 5u oieiem 3med elm
11el1er Batronatsberein gegrinoet
iDerben. MIg r1adjter Sagungsort
beg gerbanoes tu,1roe 8ruunidmeie
bcitimmt.
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&oninltierte peridliebene Mer5te.

&err Soief 8enoro1pit bon 9atbois,
Sn., 19reibt: Infer 90 Sdbre otter
5obn tp11roe 'front.'; iein Magen molte
feline Speiie annebmen. 9rei Mionnte
lang fonilltierte er beri6ie6ene Mer5=
te. @iner iagte iban idlieblid, bob er
iid] elmer Operation unter5ieben miilie
Stnttbelien begann ,er init benz Sc
bral19 bon Gornt's Nlpenfranter.
Sdon Die erite Slaihe perbeilerh 1ei=
ne @%e1unobeit b%e0euteno,, nn6 nod
Dem er bie a1peite Glaide gebranH
bottle, par er mieber geiuno.1 9ieies
beriibmte @rdl1terbeamiHel bilft CUR
idneaen 8eieitigl1ng Der l1nregelma=
Bigfeiten ser 8er6al1ungSorgane; eS
f0r0ert bie Berbann11g, reguliert Ben
Mogen ur6 Derbeiiert Sen 3u1tanb bes
gan5en 5ytems. Seoe Jamilie foute
es borrdtig bdlten. Sorni's Mlpett=
frauter miro niht onrb Mpotbefer
Dertunft, belon0ere Mgenten liefern
es. M1sfunft erteilt Dr. 8eter Gabr=
neD & Cons 60, 2501 8n1bineton
Blbb., Chicago, SeSn.
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|17. uno is. Sanlar ltat%tfinoenoe
STRENGTHENING bon 6n.tb Dafota,
tuelhe inn 1taatliden ,@iebpapilion
abqebalten tpiro nnb al nelber niht
tpeniger M%nmeloungen ertpartet tper-
ben, dis in friiberen Sabren.
Oanfton, ariegs5eit-Grlparnilie
mnroen bier mieoer in Grrinnernng
gebradt, ais Elm Sell Der Waibinen
in Ser eleftriiben &roftitation 5uiam-
menbrndy. 9il1r cine fleine Mnidtne
blieb i'm @ange, melde Die 8elend-
tung gu belorgen fat. Die Neparatu=
rem robanen ettnn 5ebn Gage IN Mn-
lprlth.
9ea6poo6. Sic 8oIoen Gre1t
Mining @ompanp, beren 2ano 400
Mder in sen 8laf 9ius einninm1t,
miro la1t Witteill1ng bes Hr4ii0enten
SSames S. Sarom Sen hollen Betrieb
tpie6er aufnebmen.
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Der @attenfdbsts h 9dnemart.

ssn feinem 2nnoe europas gibt es
fopiel Staten ,pie in 9dnemarf. es
aibt bier 5tG6te uro @emeinben, in
6enen man ibernl, mo mon BIN
fonnunt, buhltdbIih auf Staten trht.
sic ldrDimmerl in ben Bai6i9uiIeln
uno f9Iiipfen in Die Rodt0pfe. IS
lit nidts ungem0bnlides, baB sic
2anoleute beim Mnaieben BEG Mor-
gems tire Eaiden bon Staten ia.
ben. 9effnet man elm Sdeunentor.
10 Ianfen iie in gan5en Armee'
forps auseinan6er. Dns Sdlimmite
lit. onB iie es Dor nuem aud m1f
ons BapiergsI6 nbgeieben baben unb
10 Sic uStenerfrnft" beg bdnifhen
Bolfes ,beoroben." Die &egierung
hat nun i'm 2arbstbing ELM @eiet
eingebramt, IN Dem cine aHgemei,1e
Mobilmnd)ung Der St6ote unb GOT
Ter gegen Die Rntten berfugt miro.
Die gemeir1oen lonen gu organizer
ten Hattening6en DerpfIibtet perben
unb bnben bic Soften alls fontmu.
ndlen WitteIn auf5ubringen. Ser
@eietentrpurf beitimrnt tpeiter, bob
Bic banifde Stnntsfaffe cine 8ei<
hilfe our 4usrottln1g Ser Staten NIT
Stumpf unb Still bon ridt tperiger
n1s 100000 Morf nod 6eutiden
@el6 All Ipiffen hnf.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-01-12

lRoblen geihoblen suurben. Nl,n eut-
Ibedte Elm 5peaial Deteftib 6ie Spal-
rem Der 9iebe, bic mod sen 8obaan-
gen bon aRpei @imtpobnern bon Clifton
fibrten, Sic murben berbaftet unb
c,tfgefor6ert Die geitoblenen Roblen
51 be5abIen.
8rooftngs. Die bieiigen Sal
leniteller fir 8el5tiere berid)ten iiber
cine gang belonoers quite Saiion Sic
fen 8inter. Mn einem Sage lplrbe1,
9el5e i'm @erte bon $1,000 nod Sen
oltliden Mdrfte11 gefdidt, tpo Tie CUTE
Breiie bringen.
GQarf. - Sic Commercial electric
Gompanp ,pl1roe bier NIT einem &u=
pital bon 100000 gegriinoet. 9ie
nel1e @eieIfdoft miro eleftrifbe
Rraft l1lo 2ibt liefern fir folgenoe
8ldte: 9enrp, Garden Gttp, 8raolep,
Mallace, Butler @itp r1rb 8ri3tol.
@lfpoint. - @iiibreno g. s. Ste
ri5on NIT 1einer 6rna u1o oerer
ISbmelter, Srm1 2oretta Ebebal6, per
pluto nad) Siour 9Th f,bren iiber=
1dlug iid bas Pluto an elmer gefGbr-
liden Steue iieben Weilen nor0lid)
bon bier, nobel Sral1 Ebebal0 get0
tet un0 g. s. 9beriban ifaper Der
lebt tpur6e.
Giolr Saus. = George IS. Cyan
bon Siol1r 6aqs rei9te am Mittpod)
cine Eetition als unabbangiger @on=
Derneurs z 8unoioat anf Dem replb=
litanifden Eidet elm. gr erfl6rte, sic
&a1tptfrage in ser fommenben Mnbl
lei ~oie 8erni6tung ser politii9en
Maldine." ggon mar bereits friiber
5rpeimal @anoioat fir 6as @ouper-
neursamt ge1peIen.
Sc Smet. = Gin Sel1er, @peld)es
in einen1 8arbierlaben ansbrad, aer=
ltorte 6ieIen ur1o nod bier tpeitere sc.
b61>oe in Dem @eidaHsblod. Ser
beruriadte S1aben betrdgt nod
oberfladlider Gddtung m~in0eltens
$4,000, lit aber burh 8erliderung
ge6edt.
&ol1bair. - Martin 8re6e, @e=
l6dftsleiter ser Mr1acon6a Wining
COMPANY, fam BON Often 5nrid nn6
teilte nit, oaB Die @eieui6aft int 700
5uBzSdadt 0es 8ergperfes sic Or
beiten tpieber %aufnimmt..
Mit6ea. = @ier 1puroen @rbe=
reitungen getroffen fir 6ie AM 49,,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-01-12
Sine meme @r0nIanoerpebitiun.

Wie aus &openbagen berib-
tet miro, u1lterntmmt Der Soriber
&nno Gasmuiie1 in ndhiter 3eit
ietne finite expedition our tpetteren
grforihung @r0nlattOs nno Ser
norOliden 8%egren5u1tg bes Snlano-
cites. Seine Soridungsreiie tpiro
nit 5tantsmitteln ausgefubrt. SIN
Sabre 1912 brong &l1lio Gasmuiien
nit Heter Sre,1eben alif ieiner gro.
sen Sblittenerpeoitipn beretts melt
in Die oortigen Hegionen 6es Sin
nenlal1bes Dor, bas noIig l1nter gis
begraben liegt, uno fam ltab 8earD.
2anb nrb bln1 Ddnenarf J Sioro.
Die leste grobere Gronlanoerpeoi.
ton tpur6e i'm Sabre 1928 bon
Dem id%tDei5erifden Sorider Auer.
pdin al1sgefibrt, bie Iebte gr1tbef-
f%u11gsreiie BearDs mlroe i'm Sabre
1895 unternomme1l.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-01-12
Sdeibnnssfraaeu Eel eiuer Stint
Ierebe.

Sn 8nris erregt gegenmartig biel
Mnfieben Der S9eioungspro5eB oes
b~efanrtten Mnlers ban Dongen. Ser
Riritler, Der Der mooernite1 @id'
tlttg at1gebort, bat 20 Sabre lang
i'm grobten gIeno gelebt, biz er Dor
falr5em eine11 groBeu Nan1e1 ct
laugte uno fir feline 8iloer iebr be-
oeute,oe Hreiie erbieIt. Setne Sral'
min iid iest bon ibm fdeioe11 lal'
len, u11o iie forbert in benz BroaeB,
Dob ale 8iI6ntife, bic ibr Mar1t
BON ibr ge1nadt bat, fir ibr Giae1t'
tt,,m erflaiirt lperoen, oa fie ia obl1e
lie nid,t norbar6e1t iein uiiroert. vs.
.uirb bou1it Die Sruge aufgeroM, IN
lDietueit bic Snfpiration, Die Der
MoIsr onrh iein Mooeq erbdlt, bic
les beredtigt, eir1en MnteiI an Dem
8eiik oes Ra,rittDerfes 3u foroerl,.
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8alsacs Mrnnnt mno bic Mfaoemie.

8al5acs Mrm11t nno bic Mfaoe1nie.
Die Barrier Mfaoemie bat unter
ibren bier5ig ullnlterbliden" lebr
G1ufig gerabe Die Wta11ller nlbt be-
iejien, bie Damn mirflib nnlterblib
tpuroen. gu oieien bon Der Mfaoe-
mie al1sge16lollenen mabren nn@
lterbliben gebort aud) 8al5ac, nnO
5tpar iab CT ielbit 6en Sauptbinbe-
rungSgruno fir iei1le Mufnabme in
1einer Mr1nl1t. Ser uSS1ter1neoiaire
oes Ger9eurs ct Des curieur" per-
0ffentli9t eineu iebr intereliantea
5rief Yal5acs an CHARLES Nooier,
in Dem Der groBe &omanoi6ter
iiber eine epentuele 4anoioatnr fir
Die Mfooemie ibreibt: sd bin iest
ga11a ii9er, oaB meine Bermogel1s=
lnge Der @runo lit, Ser meiner
Mnftobme in sic Mfooemie entge-
gen1tebt, unb ib bite Sic, Sbren
ginflnB nibt 5u meinen @nnlten
gu. perperoer. Sd idreibe oas NIT
tiefem gblnero. Mber menn i'd
nibt auf @runo Der ebrenDerteitelt
Mrn1nt III sic MfaOemie fommel,
fam, 10 meroe ib es aub 11ien1als
81, elmer 3eit lpone11, mo oas Slid
mid pieleidt reider gema6t bat.
Sd i9reibe in bemielben Gimme an
unieren gemeiniumen Sreuro Sic
tor Sugo, Der fid altd fir mid in-
tereiiiert.
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&aaridme,oen i Marf.

Die G;phb-9erliner Barbiere boz
ben bei1lolien, nad0em tie ibren
MnIgeltcuten Aobn5ugeltdnonilie big
III 20 D. $. gcnlobt baben, all@ Die
Yreile fir Die Yeoiellung gu erbo-
ben. Haiieren foltct oanad 125
Dtarf, @aaribneioen 4 Marf. Ser
HreiS fir Die 9ulnenfriiur tit au1
Mari, fir 9amenfopfmdi6e nit
iSri11lr anf milloeltcus $50 Warf
~lvltgriest.
Evening star., 1922-10-07
Foreign.
Greenwich time, today.)
ROCKVILLE.

ROCKVILLE, Md. October tspe-
cial) "a well equipped still of daily
capacity of 50 gallons, eight barrels Of
whisky mash. a small quantity of the
finished product and barrel of grape
wine were captured by a squad Of
MONTGOMERY county officers on the
farm occupied by William Edwards.
near Fairland, this county, yesterday
afternoon. In the raiding party were
Sheriff Alvie A. Moxley. Chief Of Po-
lice Charles T. Cooley. Deputy Sheriff
Stanley Gingell. and Policemen Leroy
Rodgers, Earl Burdine. Oscar Gather.
Lawrence Clagett and Leroy Jones
william Edwards and Reggie Rankin
of violating the local option law Of
the county. and each was required to
furnish bond in the amount of $1,000
They will be tried in the police court
here within the next few days.
Miss Estelle Maude Block of Ar
Rockville Thursday afternoon by Rev.
Noland B. Harmon, jr.. pastor OF the
Methodist Church, at the home Of the
minister.
George R. Percy Of Baltimore. who
Is deputy state fre marshal. will de-
liver an address in the armory build
Ing at Silver Spring, this county, next
wednesday evening, his subject to be
"Fire Prevention" The meeting will
be held under the auspices Of the
Silver Spring Citizens Association.
Investigation OF the twenty-seven
fires which occurred in tho Silver
Spring neighborhood during the past
year disclosed that many Of them
could have been prevented had ordi-
nary care been used, and the citizens
Of that section are making con-
certed effort to reduce the number
during the present year by exercising
care in every possible way.
The Rockville High School soccer
team went to Poolesville yesterday
afternoon and defeated the Pooles-
VILE High School team by the score
Of / to 0. Gaithersburg High won
from the Sandy Spring High School
team, at Sandy Spring, by similar
Next Friday Poolesville plays at
Rockville and Sandy Spring at Cal
thersburg.
Evening star., 1922-10-07
THE WEATHER

District OF Columbia - Showers
tonight and probably tomorrow
tomorrow; cooler; moderate to fresh
south, shifting to west and north
west winds.
Maryland and virginia-showers
tonight and probably tomorrow
morning; cooler: fresh south, shifting
to west and northwest winds.
West Virginia-Showers and cooler
tonight; tomorrow generally fair and
cooler. except probably showers in
extreme east portion.
Records for Twenty-Four Hours. 3
Thermometer4 PM. SO: 8 pm.
-; IL midnight. 50; 4 am, So; 8 am,
SO; noon. 20.
Barometer-4 PM. 2ss3; 8 pm.
eo.s4; 12 midnight. 1893: am. 2s.8s;
am. 1888; noon, 29.S4.
Highest temperature, "a, occurred
at 2:30 pm. yesterday. Lowest tenn
peratu Sc. occurred at 3 am. today.
Temperature same date last year
Highest. IS; lowest. As.
Tide Tables.
Furnished by United States coast
and geodetio survey)
Today-Low tide, 3:07 am and 3:17
pm: high tide. 1852 am. and 9:04
pm.
Tomorrow tide, s:47 am. and
1854 pm; high tide. $3.50 am. and
9:41 pm.
The sun and Moon.
Today-Sun rose 500 am; sun sets
5:43 pm.
Tomorrow-Sun rises $40 am: sun
sets SAP pm.
Moon rises 6:47 pm: sets 1928 am.
Automobile lamps to be lighted
one-half hour after sunset.
Weather In Various Cities.
Evening star., 1922-10-07
BY STUART p. WEST.

NEW YORK. October THE past
week has seen a general recovery in
the markets. undoing such loss as oc-
CURED while the Turkish troubles
first appeared to be In an acute stage.
This recovery has been simultaneous
in government bonds, in the foreign
exchanges, in stocks and in cotton.
The stock market, however. has had
other considerations that interested
it more than the subsistence OF the
political crisis abroad.
Increased output with rising prices
in the steel industry. car loadings
which showed the present volume Of
railway tonnage close to the largest
ever known. the disappearance Of
such slight signs as there were a
fortnight ago OF a hardening money
market, and the Standard Oil re-
capitaltzations entailing enormous
stock dividends-these have been the
matters to receive most attention and
to exert the greatest influence upon
the course Of prices.
Motives Behind the Rise.
The two essential motives back OF
the renewed rise in stocks are the
assurance that the crop-moving de-
mands are not going to seriously cur
tall the supply of credit available
Tor wall street purposes and the
prospect of reasonably profitable con-
ditions in most lines of business for
at least another twelve months ahead.
There can be no real trade boom
without revival in the foreign COM
merce. and Of this there is unfor-
tunately no sign as yet. The home
market Is big enough to allow a very
substantial degree of expansion in
Industrial production, but without the
aid OF normal foreign demand the
relation OF output to buying power
ID SO close that business must be con-
ducted~ under active competition and
consequently, moderate profit margins.
VI course. there are exceptions in GER
tain lines, but this is the major rule.
Meeting Renewed Competition.
The defense to this Increased COM
petition is the formation of new COM
binations for the purpose Of cutting
down overhead and introducing more
economical processes OF manufac-
ture and distribution.
Within the last two years We have
seen the copper companies get to-
gether and pool their foreign Susi-
ness under the head of the Copper
Export Association.
We have seen the chemical and dye
companies come together in a large
consolidation. More recently there
have been the efforts. only partially
successful. to bring about the merger
of Independent steel companies.
The tobacco industry has had its
union Of manufacturing and selling
companies and within the last few
days has come word of an export
combination among the principal sui
phur producers.
When the history Of the period fol-
lowing the great industrial depres-
sion of 1920-21 comes to be written.
the tendency toward big industrial
consultations Will undoubtedly be
Evening star., 1922-10-07
QUIET ON THE CURb;.
SOME CONCESSIONS
BY WILLIAM F. HEFFERNAN.

By Special Leased Wire to The Star.
NEW YORK, October 7.-Standard
oils remained the outstanding feature in
today's short session on the curb ex-
change. Overnight selling orders were
responsible for sharp declines in these
issues during the course Of the first
half hour or so. but after this selling
had been absorbed the early losses were
more than Offset and several new high
records made.
Vacuum OIL was heavily traded in
and was among those to reach . new
high. Standard Of Indiana, after reach
ing its best price for the year, felt the
effect Of profit taking.
Magnolia Petroleum and Ohio OH
were higher. while Prairie OIL and Gas
and Standard Of Kentucky lost ground.
Miscellaneous List Slow.
Uncertainty as to the situation in the
near east had a dampening effect upon
other sections Of the list. Trading fell
Off corsiderably in the miscellaneous
department. With the exception Of one
or two Of the motor stocks, there was
very little feature to the rest Of the
list.
Mutual OIL and Mountain Producers
were comparatively active, but prices
were little changed from their previ-
Gus closing levels. Ryan Consolidated
came in for considerable attention and
recorded a substantial gain. 1t was
announced a day or two ago that a
charge had been made In the board Of
directors OF the company
Durant Motors was the leader in the
motor group. reaching another new
top. stutz Motor was active. but lost
its early gain in the last hour.