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The Washington times., 1922-12-14
STOCKS, DROP
after FIRM
\ 0PEM|NG
Market Shows Signs Of hsavi
nets Following Flood Of
Selling Orders.
BY w. 9. COUSINS.
Copyright 1872, by Cosmopolitan
News Service.)

News service.)
NEW YORK. Dec. 14-After
forging ahead rather briskly fol
about one hour today. the stock
market again showed signs oi
heaviness. and another flood oi
selling orders opened up fairly wide
gaps In the price lists.
The steel stocks forged to the
front In the first period. transac
tions in United States Steel beins
with recent sessions. and the ad
vance in price to 105h making the
best showing on the current move
msnt. Crucible sold up over one
point at 6Sk. Gu;f States 2 at 7sh
Bethlehem "B" IN at ,64H and
Midvale and Republic were frac
tionally higher.
The big Industrial leaders vert
also prominent In the advance
though transactions In this depart
ment were hot on as large q scale n
IN the steel stocks. Studebaker mads
gaiE of point at 136M and Bald
win wassup at 1854. There Wal
also good buying Of the coppers, Ana
conda. Cerro de Pasco. Kennecott
Shelters and Chile being active and
higher. n s..
Early in the second hour the In
evitabls profit.taking sales began &c
come into the market. and the sell
ing. confined at first to the specula
tive leaders that had been running
forward without interruption during
the last two weeks, soon spread Il
the other, sections OF the list. II Wal
then that the contrast was seen ir
the stocks that have been boosted
forward BY professional nnayrfpula
lion and those which owed their riss
In good part to healthy public par
ticipation. -
Pissly wigsly Drops.
The first to fall was Pissly WiSgiy
in which the much -heralded beating
up of the shorts came to an abrupt
termination. The stock was pounded
down from S5h TO AN In short or
der.
The fiasco in Piggy wissiy wa,
without effect on the general mar
ket. though liquidation produced Z
drop of from one to three points
in the prominent Industrial shares
Pan-American, after touching a new
high above 81, sold down to s2h
and New York Central broke through
%. ....
Woolworth made further loss OF
IN points and sold down to 1s7h
and National Lead fell 8 points. 70
flecting dissatisfaction with the 70
fusal Of the directors to consider 4
stock dividend. "a. .t,a5 90 J
Sterling gained about 2 cents ovsI
yesterdays close. but failed to reach
the high mark Of 4.69. Call monsy
was In good supply at Z per cent.
The Washington times., 1922-12-14
sRITIsH POUND REACHES
HIGHEST SINCE MARCH, ~

LONDON, Dec. 1.-THE British
treasury departipent today attributed
tHH aharp rlas " the, British pound
sfsriinS On yths exchange market 70
the Improvement Of the. British
trade position, and the fact that
Ardarftan cotton bills have just been
raid. While treasury officials ad-
mitted thst;ths aevancs yculd l make 4 .
United btAtes sasier. they denied
shsfsany governrpent steps had been
taken q bStster tp the pound sterI-
The Hrit.sh pound sterling, on
wednesday touched S4.6s at New
YORK. the highest since March. 1918,
but aftsrwards sold off. The normal
value 70 tl.86h.
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Local Wholesale Prices.

nsse-strieA,y frssh. ss,setsd easdisd,
,,.s Per dog. Sc; s.srs:s rs0:,Hscs $50
I:h. iouitsy-.Eeec.srs. per ib;, ixsi
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The Washington times., 1922-12-14
ALTON RAlLRoAD WOULD
ISSUE q, 900, 900 NoTEl

Rscsivsfo of ths Chioaso and Alten
raiiroAA havs aslked the Interstate
ConNsros Commissien fer au.
thSs1ty to : ioDse u. .eeo. .0Oo Of ~.
ceiverf nOtss, dated December 1,
'isis. ana Maturing eighteen months
The procssas wnl be ussd f.r Re.
Do r8iSnborSo the recslvers Tor or.
tain sosey expssdsd bv thsm fss
The Washington times., 1922-12-14
CUBAN FINANCES BETTER,
aEc. MELLON % ADVISED

Cuba ia emerging from financial
difficulties which, have disturbed er
economic hffAirs for the past two
years, Secretary Of the Treasury
Mellon was informed today ny w. p.
q. Harding. former soveruor Of the
FEDERAL Reserve Board. who has just
returned from Havana. ~
Harding said Cuba eventually win
evolve b financial system which Will
bring hsrs out Of the tansie cauaed
by the baniks being loaded up with
The Washington times., 1922-12-14
WAR CONTRACT
SUITS ARE (
HEIDI UP
Justice Department Delayed BY
Daughsrty's impeachment
Trial. .

Trial e impsachmsnt charges
against Attorney General Daueh.
erty has temporarily blocked fling
Of additional suits BY the Depart.
ment Of Justice Against war canton.
ment contractors. II was said st the
Department Of Justice today.
The department plans TO fils six
more suits, I'm addition to the ten
already filed in different Fsderal
district courts. Camp Dsvens, at
Boston, and Camp Grant. Ct Chi
cago, are said TO be among them. II
also 10 said Camp Gordon. u
Atlanta, may b listed.
About $1S.0o0.000 10 involved In
the six suits yet TO be dled, Of.
ficiaIs declared. These suits TO-
esthsr with other tiled involve
S7S 80 900, which the Government
claims represent overspayments "a
war-camp builders. .sG
The Washington times., 1922-12-14
Chicago Grain Market.

CHICAGO. Dec. ll.--0rains open
cd today with iittis change from
the previous close In q furry OF
uncertainty. Dscsmbef corn rushed
up to . new high for the ssascn
7sh cents. within a couple Of min.
utes after the start. Initial prices
were: 1870
Wheat-lecember. Si..S; May
i.ss to a.aah; July, $i.i4k te
Corn December, TAX 10 f3T
cents; May, 7eK to fSx cents
July. IAN csntss 30 e y,
Oats--Dscember, 4sK cents: MAY
lseN to 4Sk ceAts. ~ 4
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n. Y. cotton Exchange.
Earg!.hsd y W. q. Nltes 4 1

NEW YORK. Dec. -1l.--TAe cot
ton market opsnsd, firmee today at
an advance OF 10 ~ points on
active deliveries. late months show
tns the most strength. The specu-
lativs element was again q large
buyer. while the South continued
its selling movement Wan street,
Liverpool and commission concerns
were the chief buyers early. There
was q good deal Of profit taking
on the rise, but II was wen ab.
sorbed and after the start there
was . further uplift which carried
prices about IS points above the
previous close.
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Foreign Exchange,

NEW YORK, Dec. l4.--stsrling,
demand. <.s3k; cables, 4.s<. French
francs. demand. 7.1Sh: cables. 1.3o
Lire. demand. 5.oai; cables, s.0<,
Belgian frapcs. demand, 6.soh: q,
blss. .s.si. Marks, .ooof30. Drach.
mae, demand, 1.S9; cables. 1856.
swiss francs. demand, 1894; cables,
1888. 0uilders, demand. 3s.s7: O.
bles, -. Pesetas. demand, 1S.s3;
cables, 1895. Sweden kronen, ~.
mand, I2s.ss; cables. 1854. Norway,
demand, 1901; cables. 1905. Den.
mark. demands 1854; cables. ,o.ss.
The Washington times., 1922-12-14
Denies Freight Rate Cut.
BY JOHN I. sPIyAK.
lntsrnstlenal News Service.

Rsdnosd fteisht rates on Pig iron
from predscins points IN AaSenhs
s :n.asss Would e sss nsss sossSsss Ss r sne
naoes IN unfair aAvantage over
Northern producers, the Intsrstats
,CommercS Commission held today In
dsuying IN application fcf such re-
duotloue. tN Nis Al N ~
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A. L. b. Entertainment.

: The first open meeting OF the year.
held Tuesday night, was q success
from every standpoint. The Hon A.
r. Nsison, ,aof Wisconsin delivered q
"heart-to-hesrS talk on Real re-
quifemepts OF Real Bsnkers.' A
vaudeville program was presented.
Mike H0elson. brother OF the famous
Al .Jolson, being especially good In
his black face act. Dancing took up
the remaining part Of the evening.
The Washington times., 1922-12-14
BONDS
I. REACH. new /
MARK;
Sensational Advance in stsr-
Iirg Dirscts Attsntor TO
War issue. ~ es''s1i
BY MUkR0E ROBERTS. a ~
.tcopyright. 1898. BY cosmepoIitan. J.

News asSvies.) s,e-. 80.
NEW YORK, Dec. 1<.-Thss sen
sationaI advance in steriing ex
change has naturally directed at.
tention Of investors to the various
classes Of securities issued In brit'
pounds, but traded in on the New
York listed bond market. The
most prominent Of these. Of course.
are the bonds Of the British oov-
ernmsnt. The most active bond In
this class 10 the 5h Per cent issue
Of 1879. probably for the reason
that It 10 the, first maturity Of the
group of British war bonds. Ex-
ceedinsiy heavy transactions IN
these bonds have bssn rssssdsd
during the past week or %. ana .
new high price for 1898 vac secore-
cd this week. A. In other seouri.
ties. the buying demand - no< con
fined to our own naxlsst. tnveGt-
ment bankers reporting An influx
Of buying orders frogn Acycse the
water. Ets .i--'a "f Vaf .
~ Lc8SuF0 Ok Inv u1O3D&x8S Us1u
market this week has besn the
activity and strength Of The "
rious issues Of convertible hands
Of the copper companjes. IN this
group the leader 10 eastly Casfo de
Pasco convertible &c Of fS31. which
have risen in. conformlty W1tA the
rise Of the stocks Of TIT !ooQpAny
in the stock market ~ the 6eaAs
are convertible Ut the ra&s ef
thirty shares Of stock Tor ,sael
$1,000 bond. they would b 6as t.
rise points for every poenk ID
vanced In the stock. At the cur
rent price OF SlS for the stock thi
would BE- sQufvalsnt to o value {
$3.50 for each honl ar q, 3aerh
price Of 3136. ConssdsfinE TIE Ia
that the honda carry IN { per se'
coupon the income return, even
that price. u not very mpch out
line With the general uaarkSt. ~
Offering 10 mAde to-day % Q nss'
issue ot S13. .0oo, ,0oe tisiTtyysar a
Per cent bondsr OF H. PhilinoiyS
goysrnwsnt by, Q NsW Yerks hRr
ing syndicats, price % ana intsre,
to yikad ~ Per cent, The bont
are Issued under The direction
the Bureau ,ef Insuiar Affairs e
Washington and approved by III
Attorney General Of the Unite.
States ss!-c.f
The Washington times., 1922-12-14
Redeem Victory Notes.

The Federal reserve bank Of Rich
mond is strongly urging all holders
of Victory notes to make immediate
examination Of them and to make
prompt pc sentation for redemption
Of any called notes in order to avoid
loee OF interest after December Is.
The notes which have been called
for redemption bear the distinguish
ing letters A, b. c, d, Z or + pre-.
fixed to their serial number. and
interest on these notes will stop on
December Is, 1892. Secretary Mellon
Sktt1axo6 tflBf fhetessx,e about $780,
eoOao0' Of these outsta nding. a, large
rortion Of which are held by indi'
gAtnEi ;ssnerSlly throughout the
cttyswili handle pedemptions for their
c1atpguoIs. and the Federal reserve
h3nk 6f Richmond and It's branches
have provided special facilities fos
Ne purpose.
flioiders of Victory notes called for
redemption sOp December 15. or ot
TSsasury certificates maturing on the
sane date, can purchase the out
shnding Liberty bonds. Treasury
htnds or other Treasury notes at pre-
veiling market prices through theiy
okn banks. or, " desired. through
tie Federal reserve bank OF Rich
u&Dnd. .,--.t.
The Washington times., 1922-12-14
4gsss8$ Ha#s BU-SINES STAND FINANCE &saa
Local Bonds.

Georsstovn Gas s., tioooeso. /.
4 washilsssn Railway ana Electric
washfnsten Railway and Electric
ss..ss is lsssx iSS:sx sSS:s isSS:ss.
So0sSA. le0sSx. 49,
washinston Railway and Electric
prsfsrred, sofs.
American security and Trust Com.
pany. 1o03s4h. .
After call: ID
Lanston Monotype, 7077k. 1s7s.
1@77K, 1@7fx. 107fA. n :
Money-Cail loans. s and 8 per cent.
The Washington times., 1922-12-14
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
q ,sstsAs.s Hs,,i1sa " wa Nhss Co.

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The Washington times., 1922-12-14
MOULD EXTEND
FARM PAPER.
MATURITY,
Marketing Associations Want
Reserve Banks to Extend
(. <lImlts.
By HARRY GUsACK.

A proposal to extend the maximum
maturity Of agricultural paper which
can be discounted by Federal reserve
ospks from six to nine months was
urged before the Senate COMMITTEES
IN Banking ana Currency yesterday
by Aaron 9spiro, attorney for CO.
operative marketing associations,
which hold national conference here
this week,
Opposition to the proposal. how
ever, was voiced by several members
OF the committee. including Senator
Carter GLASS OF Virginia. former Sec.
retary Of the Treasury. The Virginia
Senator seemed to doubt the wisdom
OF such q move, declaring that the
Federal reserve system Is essentially
2. reserve system as distinguished
from q primary banking system.
The Washington times., 1922-12-14
New Esirrs Bank Opens Soon.

The Fourteenth and Park road Of.
lice OF the Riggs National Bank. now
Under construction, win be ready for
occupancy within the near future.
officials OF the bank said yesterday.
Work on the new, banking room Is
expected TO be completed within the
next ten days. and the opening will
be held shortly thereafter. A com.
modious vault has been installed.
with space FOR $500 safe deposit
boxes. The banking room proper is
one Of the most attractive OF its
kind In the District. with Q spacious
lobby facing on Park road. "A mexxa.
nine has been constructed to provide
space for the bookkeeping depart.
ment. An additional vault In the
basement will allow storage room for
valuables, a
Since the Riggs Bank took over
the uptown office Of the Hamilton
bank year ago the deposits have
been increased 100000. The deposits
Of the Fourteenth and Park road
office now total 3250,000. II. G. Hos
kinson, assistant cashier Of the Riggs
National Bank. viii have charge Of
the Park road office. Carl Donch will
bs assistant manager.
The Washington times., 1922-12-14
Liberty Bonds.

yst,.sS sslsy W. B. aisss : c..
The Washington times., 1922-12-14
on otoolks,

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The copper era and Morenci leader., 1922-02-10
FRED SUFFER IS MEMBER OF
 AUTO ADVISORY COUNCIL

Phoenix, Feb. 7-Ten of the 12 prominent citizens of the state who will form the advisory council of the Automobile Club of Arizona were announced from club headquarters to- day. They are w. c. Miller of Je- rome, M. B. Hazeltine of Prescott, Mulford Winsor of Yuma, Otto liar old of Nogales, Fred Sutter of Bis bee, B. A. Packard of Douglas, M. |, Powers of Flagstaff. John Nets of Tucson. George Purdy Bullard of Phoenix and E. A. Shaw of Kingman. Announcement of the other two mer1- bers will be made at an early date.
 The advisory council has been formed for the purpose of assisting the club to formulate policies and regulate it's activities to such chan uels as will bring the greatest good to the greatest number of auto own CTS. and is expected to do much to- ward eradicating petty jealousies and the spirit of sectionalism, with which every great forward movement IS beset.
 The organization of this council is regarded among auto owners as a great step toward securing an or ganization of real statewide charac ter. one which will be of force and weight in correcting existing evils regarding the use of highways and IT moulding legislation to this end, as we'll as affording vital protection tt the property of automobile owners from the operations of auto thieves The criticism has been offered II certain quarters that the club wa: organized for the purpose Of prompt ing the interest of certain localities
 Nothing could be farther from tn' truth, say club officials, and to give | weight to their good intentions, they are willing that every section ef th'
 state shall have say in the genera
 policies under which the club shal operate.
 The council will be called into ses ] sion twice a year, and it is hoped tt
 have the first meeting at an eari1 date
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1922-02-10
SERIOUSLY WOUNDED.
 IN STABBINB AFFRAY

Silver City, Feb. 5-In a quarrel Sunday afternoon. Teodolo Villalobos was stabbed by Abram Aragon. The wounded man is now in a local hos pital. While serious, his condition is not regarded as critical. A still etto was the weapon used, the point entering the pit of his stomach and penetrating the liver.
 The trouble occurred at the home of Villalobos, back of the armory. Dr O. J. Westlake attended the woun ded man. Aragon, who has ranch near Pinos Altos, fled after the staD bing, but was arrested by Deputy Sherifs Ray Grayson and Will An thony, and is now held in the county jail. awaiting preliminary hearing
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1922-02-10
FORMER GOVERNOR HUNT IN WASHlNGTON; HOME IN 10 DAYS

Phoenix, Ariz.. Feb. 4-The return to Arizona of former Governor Geo w. P Hunt. until recently United States minister to Siam. has been Se- layed about two weeks.
 Hunt had been expected in Phoenix today but a telegram from Senator F. J. K. Mcbride. of the corporation commission. stated that the former governors presence in WaShington will be required at least 10 days in connection with department of state matters.
 On his arrival yesterday in Wash ington, Hunt, conferred with Senator Ashurst and Congressman Carl Hay den, the message said. The tels- gram added that the exact date ot his arrival in Phoenix still is Hn- certain.
 Meanwhile, preparations are gong forward to extend a rousing wei come to the states former chief ex~ ecutive. Committees have been named to meet him at the train and Demo crats are plainning a reception and banquet in his honor. in addition 10 an event being arranged by the the Phoenix chamber of commerce.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1922-02-10
IMPORTANT FARM BUREAU
 MEETING HELD AT BOWIE

Bowie, Feb. 6-An important farm bureau meeting was held here with President c. s, Brown of Tucson. County Secretary Dr. J. B. Ellis. County Agent c. E. Adamson of Will cox. and eX-Senator Charles NJ Rob- ertS attending.
 T. M. Winsor, local president of the bureau, called the meeting to order. MT. Roberts was one of the principal speakers
 County Agent Adamsan gave some striking examples of great savings in buying and selling commodities for the members of the farm bureau His beadquarters are at Willcox and the members of the bureau in Cochise county have already saved for them selves many thousands of dollars through cooperative buying and mar keting of commodities.
 President Browns address was in teresting. He referred to the Arizona Industrial conference He said he be lieved there would be much good come out of it. He said the farmers of the state were we'll represented on committees of the conference and that a way may be found to harmon ize interests that heretofore seemed itO be inimicable
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1922-02-10
TWO CENTS POSTAGE WILL
 CARRY LETTERS TO ANY PART
 OF WORLD, IS POSTAL RULING

Assistant Postmaster, R. A. Dough- erty, has received bulletin announc- ing the list of places and countries to which letters may be sent at the rate of % the ounce or fraction thereof. The rate becomes effective at once.
 Tn following is the complete list of places and countries:
 Alaska, Antigua, Anguilla. Argen tina, Aruba. Bahamas. Barbados, Barbuda, Bolivia. Bonaire, Brazil British Guiana, British Honduras, Canada, Canal Zone, Columbia, Costa Rica. Cuba, Curacao. Dominican Re public. Dominica, Dutch West Indies Ecuador. England. Grenadines. Gre nada, Guam, Hawaii, Honduras, Re public of Ireland, Jamaica. Leeward Islands, Martinique. Mexico. Mont Serrat, Newfoundland, Netherlands West Indies. New Zealand, Novis Oeeward Islands), Nicaragua, Pana ma (Republic of Peru, Philippines Porto Rico, Redondo Ueeward), Saba Dutch West Indies), Salvador, Sa moa, Shanghai, China, Scotland. St Christopher. St. Lucia. St. Martins, Dutch part of, St. Vincent, St. CroiN St. Thomas, St. Kits, St. Eustatius 1 Tobago Trinidad. Virgin Island fPritish}, Virgin Islands Limited
 Statesl, Wales, Windward Islands.