davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-07

Bylo slyseti znamy hvizd a
ozvala Sc. prudka rama a zno4'
va zas zass
Vsichni ztrnuli., Patrili 2je-,
den ma druheho. a...
Rama "a ranou.
Jiri Sc chyel a ,snad vsichni.
Prvnl Sc vZpamatoval Vol
ta.
"Reze sem, nekam nedaleko
mas. Chlapci jeste nekolikrat
a poletime do kaverny. Ably
nam tax nektery nadZvedl
strop a prisel sem k nam ma
navstevu, ten by mas srovnal.' =
Ma chvili bylo ticho, totiz
jenom kule 2 pusek hvizdaly.
Oddechli 81. Snad da pokoj.
Nova rama, zas a zas. A ma
hle cely zakryt sc zachvel.
"Uz mas ma" jaksi tise fekl
Volta; "ta Sc zayrtala do ma
nosu naseho zakrytu - stesti
re neexplodovala. Ia by to by
la rozhazela, bylo by mas j.
ste min"
"Mlc, Vojto, hergot, mne
ty tve zerty roztiluji," nervo-
sne zvolal Juklicek.
"Eh, ty! Praskne-li, pra-
skne! At Sc tfeses, nebo sme-
ies,' sklebi Sc Volta.
Jifi rozechven ma neho pa
tfi. Co to ga cloveka, co dove
de udelat vojna, vSechno zlho
stejni.
mo, Starku, proc isl pre-.
stal psati sve Lidunce," ja-
kousi pot'ouchlosti obraci sc
Volta ma Starka.
"Snad nemyslis, re Sc bo
jim" brani Sc mlady hoch.
"Snad Sc nabazil," septa Ju
klicek, kdyz chvili zadne ra
ny neslyseli.
"Ten uz pokoje media! Jak ii
kan, ten nam tn udela CO nej
drive takovy tagvach, re sc Z
neho nevzpamatujeme."
"Jste CELL" vola svobodnil
Sykora vchazeJe. Ma sluzbu ,
zakopu. HaJny obcanskem 4
vote. Vousaty, zdravy dlouhal
ktery vzdycky krici. jakob,
byl nekde lese, ktery musi V,
praveti rad povida O ptacich
0 jejich hnlzdech, ktery dove
de napodobiti kazdy HAS pta
ka.
Vsichni Sc smen.
"Aie ze VAN nahnal, zda s.
mi, ze nektery granat prask
nekam k vam?"
"Do nasypu . Analeck
odpovida Volta,
"Slava, Ultra 81 prom vylezr
beztoho uz jsem nemel ceh
delat prstynky.' pochvaluJe
/ Sykora. Jeho naruzivosu Ma VIC
ne! Od rama do vecera We vo
nem case vyrabl, piluje, skls
pava hlinikove prstynky. Sh;
If Sc 20 de!ovych' strelach, je
lsou- leho dodavateli hlinikl
Nikdo mcdowell lepe vyrohi
prstynek: nez SNkcra.
Evening star., 1922-08-15
Wool S1ip-Ons
at $1.95
The Sweater of the Hour
Low Priced-Each a Beatty

IF ANY ONE had
/ any doubt as to
the tremendous pop
ularity of the wool
slip-on, it m Ii S t
surely have b e e n
dissipated if t h e V
were in on the sale
of 1900 of these
smart little wraps
now in the wind-up
stage.
A special purchase,
at a price concession.
All NJ W, t h e S e
sweaters, in flesh and
white, navy, orchid,
jade, gold, henna-
in fact, every good
color. They come in
sizes for women and
Evening star., 1922-08-15
Paris So1pes the FaU Hat Problem, ,O;th
Black 4 Wise Course for You, Too
Fall Hats of Black Velvet
$40 and $3.50

GOSSIP from Paris says that those who
~ would be prepared for any style eventu-
ality for fall are choosing hats of black velvet,
which may we'll be worn with frocks, suits
and coats of any color.
The wisdom of such course is added to by
YOUR ability to select hats such we have
sketched-the one Of Chiffon and Panne Vel
vet. with bow of silver cloth, at $40; and the
other of Panne and Lyons Velvet, with pom
non of ostrich. at $1z5O-which will surely
attract.
To be in the mode. to be obviously Of high
quality and purcfasable at price lower than
expected, are certainly the requisites of good
value and which is descriptive OF these strik-
ing hats, you'll agree.
o Second Floor.
Evening star., 1922-08-15

New Vanity Boxes
$2.95
THESE just came in, three of a number
1 of radically advanced ideas in this pop
ular usurper of the pocketbook or handbag.
Note the clever shapes The one in the
center is black and shiny and contains hxin's S
enough for trunk. Included is a fashllght,
all ready to bring the high lights Of the
nose into view on dark nights, lipstick
holder and case for powder and rouge.
No need to leave anything at home if you
own one of these smart boxes, for they have
room enough for week end trip if your re-
quirements are not too extensive.
First Floor.
Evening star., 1922-08-15
Plenty of Wilton Rugs

handsome Wlons beng the
complete but that we have
or noor
coverings Included such well known makes as "h
Deuelnn Hnnnecr and 9th
Evening star., 1922-08-15
Oar Annual August Saleof Silks

4O=inch Canton Crepe-All colors; heavy, pebbly
finish. Yard %@"oo
4O=inch Fine Silk Radium-Extra weight; all col
At, yard. pIo>
12=mome Pongee-Natural tan shade; 80 inches
wide. Yard. Observation-Disclosures. ~i'oo
White Broadcloth-Lmited yardage and splendid
quality. Yard. :........ 9l'o'
Dress Foulards-In navy and black; all-over or
small designs. Yard. d.................. Sl.5'
Chiffon Vevet-Raven black; silk and rich. EN-
ceptional at yard s4.oo
Black Dress Taffeta-Superor quallty heavy silk;
fast black. Yard ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. >l.I9
Heavy Crepe de Chine-40 inches wide; varied col
Yard. ~-"@'
AIl=SiIk Crepe de Chine-4O inches wide; desirable
colors. Yard d........................ play
4O=inch Sport Satn-Heavy lustrous quality; pure
White Yard ................ $1.69
Dress Charn,euse- twenty-five colors; high lus-
ter finish. Yard d.........:.......:.. >l.7o
Ctangeable Taffeta-36 inches wide many beau
tifu colors Yard. d........................ Sl.95
4O=inch Sport Silks-$5 and So qualities; all colors
Vard ,......... $500
4O=inch Salome Chiffon Velvet-ln black only.
Splendid value Yard. ........... S4.9o
Evening star., 1922-08-15

AOH! HOW SMART you
~ bre h ecstatically
when YOU contemplate this ex-
quisite shoe creation. Molders
of footwear modes have over
done themselves in creating
beautiful styles for fall, and we
Evening star., 1922-08-15
to Shop Here Wednesday
Tomorrow We Feature Rugs in the
SeptemberSale otF2oor Coverings
Nou1 Tn Prooroee|
Now In Progress!

WE ARE showing wonder
" full rugs this year-an
enormous quantity of them,
and all perfect quality. Be
cause of the transportation
tangle, we had to get them in
at once, and stocks are SO
large that it was necessary to
Evening star., 1922-08-15

know of no more striking ex-
ample than this beautiful two
strap pump (pictured), with
the new Spanish heel. And we
show the same style in dull calf
combined with black suede
another marvel of shoe styling.
Second Floor.
Evening star., 1922-08-15
lat $29.48
Administer and Velvet Rugs
are Priced Below Actual Value

the house should be selected from
I strictly high quality perfectly and atcve finished
colorngs blended
make I'D Heavy pile that will pull
a this price either S5NlOo or 9NlZ
Evening star., 1922-08-15

the September Sale in August 1t is noteworthy that
throughout display call attention Perfect
Prices low. and values
splendid.
Buy Now! Using our Partial payment Plan
Evening star., 1922-08-15

ex12 Finest O1a1itv Wilton Rugs .......... .$125O0
3 3v1o6 Finest Quality Wilton Rugs .$114O0
sve Finest O,a1itv Wilton Rugs ........... $77.00
iii F;,est O1a;ty wilton R,es $4,000
3II3;n Fms. O1a1itv Wilton Rugs ....... $20.25
37I - E;nest 6,a1itv Wilton RUGS ...... $500
731Z-31;n Fines O,a1itv Wilton Rugs ...... $8.25
Other Wilton Ruos n oxl2 Size $500 to $1,000
Evening star., 1922-08-15
Styles to Interest the Larger Woman in Newly Arrived
Draped Autumn Frocks
With the New
Crebes Favored

44CKIRTS are long and drapes
- longer" says one style
writer of this falls modes. The
high lights of the new silhouette
as exemplified in these early ar
rivals are side drapes and accord
ion-pleated models, which en-
phasize the straight line and the
uneven hem.
The one sketched is of black
crepe Roma. It's only decoration
a silver cabachon, one of the ap-
proved ornaments for fall.
Second Floor.
, 1922-09-21
MIDWEST Gets
4 NEW WELLS
Aggregate New Production of
App Barrels Added to
Salt Creek.

-Four more we'll were drilled into
the second Wait Sreek in tho Salt
Creek field durfis fne week by Mid
west Refining company with n total
new production of 4,a22 barrels.
No. sA Midwest on the southwest
quarter OF section 25-4o.7s came in
with 1880 barrels at 1.444 feet.
No. I6A Midwest on III southwest
quarter OF section 1l40-7s. showed 10
barrels al s.7s5 feet.
Nc. 3oA Wyoming Associated on the
southeast quarter OF section 22-40-Ie
was drilled in at 2.iss feet and deyel.
oped 2Sz barrels.
No. ia Utah on Refining. on the
northwest quarter of section s0-40-7s
made 1900 barrels at 2.1Ts feet.
Very little change is noted in the
standing of the wildcat tests of the
company.
Nieber Dome test IS shut down for
cement to set at sos feet.
Preparations arc being made to mud
So Inch casing at 2.4o0 feet in the
Baxter Basin test.
Operations have been slowed up in
the Grove we'll No. 2 in the Notches
field owing 10 bad cavings. Hole Is
being repaired Mt $40 feet.
Midway tsrf No. 2 is still shut down
for cement to set at $3.50 feet.
Buy a lot with OIL rights. s-21-4,
, 1922-09-21
Fruit and Vegetable
Movement in Nation
Heavy During Week

CHICAGO, Sept. 21.-The total car
lot movement of ~ leading lines of
fruits and vegetables for the week
ending September 16. was 2o,4o5 car
a gain OF 1853 "a over shipments
the preceding week and 1852 cara
heavier than for the same period last
yea, according TO reports by the Unit
ed States Bureau OF Agricultural Eco
Monies today.
The greatest gains were in the
movement OF potatoes, rap and
peaches. Apples. cabbage. celery and
onions moved in slightly heavier vol
ume than the week previous while
shipments in other lines decreased.
Markets showed a slight stronger
tone for peaches. pears. apples and
potatoes but were weaker in other
lines.
New Jersey, the heaviest potato
shipping state. sent 1923 cars. Mime
sofa 700. Colorado SAC. New York 367
and Maine $50. The heavy movement.
EXCLUSIVES of New Jersey. is now most
iy from IS leading late shipping states
which together sents, las cars
The September preliminary estimate
of the New York peach crop gave p
$50. 900 bushels as the probable pro-
duction compared with LOO. 900 a year
ago. Utah's crop was estimated. l.
o2o. 900 bushels compared with 1853. 900.
Demand for peaches was good and
markets advanced.
New York applies filled 4ss cars;
Illinois 247; Virginia ia and Michi-
gan 1877. California and Washington
each shipped slightly owe 100 cars.
Middle western states are shipping
about three-fourths of the onions
moving to consuming markets. The
total movement was 500 cars.
Colorado shipped s4s cars OF canta-
ioupes OF the total movement Of $40.
, 1922-09-21
Many Operators At
Oil Mems Meeting

Quite a number of operators In the
Salt Creek field from outside points
were present at the meeting OF the
oil men>held here yesterday. the iarg-
est number being from Denver.
Among those present from outside of
Casper were: Sid H. Keoughan. w.
II. Ferguson. A. F. Allen, L. L. Ait
kin, A. D. Aitkin. T. A Dimes, Nilsson
Hines, Werner q. Reed. Jr., Louis
weisner and ]. J. o'Cailaghan. all of
Denver; Claude F. Palmer. OF Tor
rington; Eugene Coste. of Calgary
State Geclogist G.. B. Morgan and C.
l.. Draper, of Cheyenne and L. L.
Marcel of the White Eagle OIL & Re
filming Company OF Wichita, Kans.
Fair View Addition-The Beautiful.
9-21-4t
, 1922-09-21
CAPPER-T|NCHER
IS SIGNED

Oontinued from Page Onel
after the presidents signature had
been affixed that he expected coop
Grafton from legitimate dealers in
grain and from all others who favor
free. open and competitive markets.
This does not interfere with hedg-
ing transactions on the boards Of
trade said Mr.. Wallace "Neither
does It interfere with ordinary spec
ulation in the buying or selling Of
contracts for future delivery. II.
however, there should be evidence of
undue manipulation or attempts to
corner the market, or. OF the dissent
nation of false or misleading infor-
nation about crop or market condi-
tons by members of the exchange
such conduct would be inquired into
and promptly dealt with. as required
by law. In addition, it prohibits
the exchanges from discriminating
against cooperative associations OF
grain producers who may desire mem
bership in order to obtain use Of the
facilities OF the grain exchanges. The
secretary OF agriculture also is given
the requisite authority to examine
the books and records.
, 1922-09-21

and the bylaws Of the corporatMI
a resolution was unanimous1S
adopted ordering dissolution Of ths|
said Mammoth Unl Company, a copy'
Of said resolution following, to-wlt.
Whereas, it is the desire and
purpose of stockholders of this cor-|
poration, in regular meeting duly|
assembled to dissolve the Mammoth
oil Company, of Casper, Natrona|
County, Wyoming. 4 corporation;
and
whereas, all debts Of this corpor.
alton have been fully paid, and
there are no judgments, mortgages,l
liens or other claims of any kind,
character or description outstand-
ing or existing, and the said cor
poration is in proper condition To-
be dissolved.
Now, Therefore, Be It Resolved,
That Mammoth Oil Company, Of
Casper, Wyoming, be, and the same
time is hereby dissolved, and the
President ard Secretary of this
corporation be, and they hereby are
authorized, empowered and direct
ed to make and sign notices Of dis
osIution and to file one copy of
such notice in the office of the
Secretary Of State, at Cheyenne
Wyoming. and to file n copy<of
such notice in the office of the
County Clerk of Natrona County,
Wyoming, in which said offices ar
ticles of incorporation of said cor
poration have heretofore been duly
filed, and to publish such notice ip
the Casper Daily Tribune, a newl
paper printed in said County of Ma
trona, such notice to be published
once each week for a period of al
least six weeks.
Be It Further Resolved: That at
the expiration of such six weeks
period of publication, any and all
assets of the said Mammoth Oil
Company of Casper, Wyoming,
shall be distributed to the stock
holders of this company, share and
share alike, and the President and
Secretary Of this corporation be
and they hereby are empowered
and directed to execute, acknowl-
edge and deliver such conveyance
or instruments of transfer as may
be necessary and proper to trans
fer to the said respective stock
holders their several and respective
interests in said corporation, as
such interests may appear.
Now, Therefore, pursuant to ano
in compliance with said resolution
notice is hereby given that the sale
Mammoth Oil Company of Casper
Wyoming, is hereby dissolved, ant
| distribution of the assets of sale
corporation will be had in the man
ner and form provided by law.
Dated this 10Th day of Septem
Der, 1922.
R. 1. DAVIS,
(Seal) President.
Attest:
MARY BARTON,
Secretary.
Publish Sept. 81, %, Oct. 5, IL
! 10, 26, Nov. 2. 1922.
Fair View Addition is slightly.
J-@l-f
, 1922-09-21
GRAIN VALUES
ARE STRONGER
Signing of Capper-Tincher
Act Exerts Little Influence
on Futures.

CHICAGO. SPIT 2I.-Wheat had a
downward tendency in price today duf-
ing the enrhr dealings. Liverpool and
Winnipeg quotations having gone low
or and no word OF any actual fighting
At the DardaneIies being at hand.
The fact that export business was re
strieted to wheat grown IN Canada did
n good deal ais, 80 chAek buliish seuti-
ment. Active profit taking on the
part OF yesterdays buyers was notice
able. The opening which ranged from
&c decline 10 &c advance with De-
oember si.osn to ti.o7 and May
si.iOss 10 si.105s. WAS followed by a
setback all o and then
moderate rally.
Signing OF the capper-Tincher bill
had no apparent effect on values.
cables were construed as lea re-
assuring as to the peace outlook but
failed 10 stimulate much buying. The
was unsettled. &c net lower 10
nc advance. with December s1.06E
10 s1.Osh and May si.10as to s1.1ois.
The country showed more dIsposi-
ton To-Day TO sell to arrive. Prices
unsettled. sc TO &c net lower.
with December 5sEo.
Corn and oats eased down with
AFTER opening 70 off to &c
up. December 5sNc to b9%e. the corn
underwent a general decline.
Oats started &c lower to a like ad-
vance. December s7Hc TO S7%o. and
weakened in all deliveries.
Provisions were firmer. responding
to an upturn in hog values.
, 1922-09-21
= Finance : Bonds = Stocks = Grains = Livestock = All Marke
new LOST GuSHER ONE
OF thin LARGEST In 0 N

Late reports from the Lost Soldier
field state that the well completed
esrliertn the week by the Hughes
on company on tho southwest quar-
ter OF the southwest quarter Of sec
ton e-26-so. made 5000 barrels on
the gauge. making II the largest
well ever compieted in that district
and exceeded in this state only by
the Midwest well in Salt Creek
which was brought in about foul
years ago on section 20 with an in.
itiai output OF 10000 barrels.
The nearest producer TO this wen
Is n OF the Bair on company which
Is making $3.50 barrels. According
to geological dope the new producer
is located on a major fault which ac-
counts for its prolific output. The
production Will DO pinched IN owing
TO the lack OF adequate transporea-
ton facilities from tho field.
, 1922-09-21
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. Sept. z1.-Foreign ex-
change irregular. Great Britain de-
mand 4.4s; cables ASH; 60 day bills
on banks Al. France demand 7-62;
cables 1929. Italy demand 4.22h;
cables 4.2s. Belgium damend 100;
cables 1904. Germany demand.
OF lis; cables OH. Holland demand
ss.7s; cables 1878. Norway demand
1882. Sweden demand 1850. Denmark
demand 1898. Switzerland demand
1874. Spain demand 1925. Greece de-
mand 200. Poland demand .o1%.
Czecho-slovakia demand 3.11. Argen-
tine demand $3.50. Brazil demand
1850. Montreal ee 31.32.
Buy at Iot-buiId a home. s-2l-4t
, 1922-09-21
OSAGE RECORD
BROKEN AGAIN
Western Company Completes
Wells at Three Shallow 4
Levels Recently.

Several records nave recently been
smashed in the Osago field and all on
one lease held by the Western OIL
company. Some time ago a s5-barrel
producer was completed at 20 feet.
The machine was skidded and another
producer completed at 40 feet which
showed for good production. The ma.
chine was again skidded 20 feet and
a well estimated at $50 barrels has
Just been completed Mt 40 feet.
The first well was drilled in &c
hours. the second In three days and
tho last one in about n week. with
only go feet between the first and last
holes.
All the above happened on section
1746-s3.
The wyoming High Test Oil com
pany has moved a rig on to section
5-45-63 and has made a contract to
drill 12 wells on the tract.
The Chapel Oil company is into
the sand on section s1-4e-es and with
deeper drilling a good producer is OK
'pected.
The New Castle oil company has
material on the ground for its No. 9
well on the northwest qusrtsr of the
northeast quarter of section 6-45-63.
This location is only a short distance
southeast OF the well recently com
pleted which was c-s of the best in
the field.
, 1922-09-21
LiUe Stock


CHICAGO, Sept. 2i.-CUnited States
Department OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
receipts l.. 1000; beef cteers slow; high
ly finished. kinds very scarce; early
trade largely steady TO strong; asking
higher or better grades OF beef steers.
$11.75 bid on very choice light steers.
bulk of beef steers OF values TO sell
at ss.50611.0o; she stock and stockers
and feeders mostly steady: bulls weak
to 15c lower: veal calves. slow. bidding
.unevenly lower; few early sales to
packers around si2.so; outsiders up
ward to 1915 for choice kinds; bulk
bologna bulls ss1594.4o; bulk beef
COWS and heifers s4.50Q7.75; bulk
Gamers s3.1543.25.
Hogs. receipts. 81. 300: fairly active
err; bulk 10 to 23o pound averages
around 5000; top $1o.10; few good and
choice $50 to 800 pound butchers 1915
6e.s5; little doing on weighter kinds:
bulk pigs se.ooQe.4O: heavy $500
e.s5: medium se.5o@1o.0o; light $3.50
Q1O.10; light light s9.50Ge.s5; packing
sows. smooth s7.6o9s.4o; packing
sows. resyh s7.I0@7.75; killing pigs
ss.759s.bo.
Sheep receipts 10000; fat and feed
ing lambs strong to Csc higher; top
fat natives and westerns $3.50; bulk
natives to packers around s14.oo; sort
ing light: culls mostly $3.50; cho.co
Washington feeding lambs s14.25;
sheep scarce. generally steady; bulk
fat ewes s4.25 $3.50.
, 1922-09-21

United States decreased 1o,7oo barrels
for the week ending Sept 1s. totaliing
1,4e3. 200 barrels. as compared with l.
504. 400 barrels for the preceding
week. according to the weekly sum
mary of the institute.
Nc changes were reported In crude
oil prices for the major districts. Mid
continent crude is reported at s1.25 a
barrel; Pennsylvania at So a barrel
and Gulf Coast at $1.25.
According to figures collected by the
institute. the imports OF petroleum
tcrude and refined oils) at the princi.
pal United States ports for the week
ended September IS. totalled 1851 ,o51
barrels, a daily average of 265,ss4 bar
.rels, compared with 1.765,124 barrels,
a daily average of 252.161 barrels for
the week ended Sept o.
, 1922-09-21
CALL MONEY UP,
STOCKS LOWER
Values of Speculative Issues
Depressed in New York
Trading Today.

%tw YORK. Sept. 1.-Pressure
.ztnst speculative stocks. combined
With the highest call money rate sines
r.br,,arx. resulted in a genefsi IN
,.srment of values IN today's active
..oot market dealings. Extreme reno
Tors amonE the leaders ranged rom
to S points. Sales approxlnHteS l.
o5o.eoo shares.
raising OF the call money rate 70
stx per cent induced further l'auidA-
tion in tho final hour. most OF me
leaders yielding substantially to seh
,,g preEs1rre- The closing Wa weak
NEW YORK, Sept. 2i.-Bullish op-
.rations were resumed at the opening
Of the stock market today in indepeT@
ant steels and oil shares. but oonfa'eo
movements took place in other Parts
II the list. PosaiS-.-y OF a further
s.iefeninE Of money rates caused sorne
hesitation on thS part Of large us
ar. Further ino eases in the price
of kerosene found reflection In the
amid rise OF Standard oil Of New Jef-
80 which opened moro than n point
hIrh.r and soon extended Its gain 10
ncariv sis points. Associated on was
np,hsd m Az and Mexican PetroieHm
/ Gains OF a point each were recorded
nv Nudvale, Crucible. Republic ana
emf steels. Point gains in Beechnut'
baldwin. Nfathieson. Alkali and Jines
Rrotherz Tea all advanced a point OF
more. Atlantic Coast limo dropped two
noints and substantial fractional re
cs.rion. took place in Union Pacific,
Atchison and Norfolk and western
New York Air Brake and Cosden also
were quite roactionary-
Trading was largely in the hands
Of the professional element during the
morning. bull movements in special
stocks providing a cover for protit
taking in other directions. Reports
Of Increased operations and higher
prices in the steel industry, were an
incentive TO tho purchase OF those
shares for tn long account.
Accumulation also continued In
number Of speciaities and high grade
shares. especially the Stand
ard Oils. tobaecos and the preferred
OF well established companies.
oils and some Of tho Hbii
were under pressure. Mexi-
nm Petroleum and Columbia Gas each
dropped 2 points. Additional new
were made by Oil'
Rayuk Brothers Tobacco. Ais Chal-
mers preferred. Associated Dry Goods.
KresEe and Industrial Alcohol. the
gains ranging from 1 to 81 points.
Conspicuous strength also was shown
by sioss Sheffield. Bethlehem Steel s
Der cent preferred. American Tobacco,
American Water Works 6 per cent
preferred, owen Bottle, Market Street
railway prior preferred and United
Railway Investment preferred. Call
money opened at AZ per cont
Further experiments on the short
side of tine market. coincident with
the marking up of the call money rate
10 blk per cent. Caused a flood OF
selling ORDERS under which the list
gave way 1 10 3 points IN many In
stances. Tho decline cancelled the
forenoon rise to 4 large extent n
carried Mexican Petroleum, Studeba-
ker and Republic Steel 3 points below
yesterdays final figures while United
states Rubber. Rock Island and Barns
dall A lost 2 TO 21s points. The stand
ard OIL shares. however. were a tower
strength. Standard on OF New Jer-
sey climbing So points.
a.ofAt
, 1922-09-21

Another good showing of shale oil
has been found in Teapot by The Nam
moth, the latest one being on the
southwest quarter Of section s73s-Ts.
The oil was struck at a depth OF
/ .225 feet and was reported this morn
ing as having risen about 200 feet in
the casing.
, 1922-09-21
POTATOES

CHICAGO, Sept. 21.-Potatoes weak
on white stock. steady on Early ohios;
receipts IS cars; total United States
shipments 924; Wisconsin sacked
round whites s1.2o@1.30 cwt.; Mime
sofa lacked round whites s1.oo@1.2o
cwt.; Minnesota sacked sand lam
ohios s1.00@1.2o; Minnesot sacked Red
River ohios $1-20@1.so cwt.; Dakotas
sacked Early ohios s1.2oh1.25 cwt-.
Idaho Sucked r1rals S1.7o cwt.
Save money - buy a lot. s-214t