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The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1922-11-23

body of young men, who were instru-
mental in bringing this wonderful re-
vival to Union.
In this organization is the founda-
ton Of everything that can make Un-
ION better place to live in and the
future is indeed bright for our city
and county with such body Of vigor-
osu manhood fighting for that which
;s best, and using their influence not
only for the highest type of citizen
ship but also for Christ.
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Union. s. c., Thursday Aftsrnoon.
ENGINEER SHOT
SITTING in CAB

Florence, Nov. 22.-Claiming that
he thought the men had attempted to
rob his store, merchant named Poole,
shot and probably fatally wounded
Harry q. Ritner, Atlantic Coast Line
engineer while he was sitting in the
cab Of his locomotive at the station
at Elrod, N. c., and came near wound
ng Charles Brock, brakeman, several
buckshct passing through the latter's
clothing. The shooting became known
here this afternoon. Ritner was car
ried to hospital in Fayetteville soon
after he was wounded and it is re-
ported here that there is little hope
held out for his recovery, the shot TAX
ing effect near his heart. As Brock
was returning to the locomotive after
switching car into side track in
front of POOLS store last night he
beard several shots close by, more
were fired as he sprany into the cab
One Of these struck Engineer Ritner,
who fell to the floor in front of the
firebox of his locomotive. When train
cihplOyccS CdTElSu ISILTcT OS.
pot Poole appeared with a shotgun
n his hand.
Lumberton, N. c., Nov. Or. H.
Peele Of Elrod was arrested and re-
leased under 81 900 bond here today,
charged with the shooting early this
morning Of H. P. Ritner, Atlantic
Coast Line engineer, which occurred
while Ritner's engine was standing on
the main line in front Of Peele's store.
The engineer, who was sitting in his
cab, received a bullet close 70 his
heart and was taken to q Fayetteville
hospital in critical condition.
Peele stated that he was awakened
ny what he believed to be a prowler
who was attempting to enter his store
and he fired three shots into the dark
in an effort to scare the ribber. It
was one Of these shots, it is believed.
that struck Ritner.
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Banquet for Gipsy Smith

The banquet given Thursday even
ing by the Young Mems Business
League in honor Of Mr.. Smith and Mr..
Allen in the dining room Of Grace
church was . delightful affair.
There were 115 Of the members of
:.lis ,orgai1lxation present. A delight
ifui menu was served, after which
sti.e. clSSs~.3 = "a NJ ess.st1,
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PRODA Sc cukrovinkovy {

chod, kde sc trzi cd $3.50 do
$500 tydne a kde je jednatel-
ma casopisn, ktera sama kiyje
najem. Haste sc V els. 6123
Denison Ave. Pricina prodeJe
jiti do jineho obchodu.
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PRODA Sc Cafe a Lunch
Room We velmi dobrem ceskem
okoli. Haste Sc V els. .a239
E. 65th St. 6-7
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PRODA Sc perina z ceskeho

tOD<N '1Ia T'CfIff't q NNSfkV1fO
peri "a $500. praci stroje po
$500 $500, sici stroje Sc
spousteci hlavou $500, kni-
hovni skrin a desk $1,000, ku-
late stoly do jidelny pc $500
a $1,000, detske postylky no.
YOU matraci pc $500, postel
pro jednu rodinu, pekna pera
a nova matrace $500, still do
kuchyne a 4 zidle $500 a mno
no jinych laci najdete u Vac.
Sedlacka, 4641 Broadway. :?
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PRODA Sc farma 0 125ti d
krech, velmi dobre a rovne pit
dy, S yeskerym osetim aneb sc
vym6ni "a m6stsky majetek.
Jsou tam krasne budovy, dunn
o lott pokojich, velka bank
barn, asi na 80 kusu dobytka,
voda zavedena do staji, silo, a
|jine budovy, A studny. Cena
|pouze $8700.0O. Toto
jest velka lace. Haste Sc u
Jos. Smetany, 5023 Dolloff
IRd. Tel. Union 81 l.. :?
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PRODA Sc cukrovinkovy OBJ
chod, rohovy stor {. 1887 Su-
perior Ave. Trzi $500 hotove
tydne; yelky prodej skolnich
potfeb. Tez cukrovinkovy OBJ
chod S tydnim prijmem as $3.50
u Connecticut ave. {. 1925 Su-
perlor ave. Haste Sc Jedna-
tele 1921 vych. 55. ul. 6-12
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PRODA Sc novy domek 5ti
svetniclch, koupelna, plyn
vse zarizeno, vse ma jedne po-
dlaze. Lot je 35 pri $50 str.
|Naleza sc ma vych. 145 ul. c.
3317 Kinsman Rd., je hned
k nastehovani. Mensi obnos
hotove. Tel. O. S. Union 1924
Tx. 6-S
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PRODA Sc 4-rodinny dunn,
blize Clark ave. ia zap. 53.
ul., elektrika vse zarizeno.
Da Sc "a $500, bude-li pro-
dan do tydne. Hotove Sc poza-
duje pouze $1,000, ostatni die
ujednani. Haste sc v els. 1882
zap. So. nj. 60
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PRODA Sc. liz akru pozemku
V Corlett, blize vych. 131. ul.
mezi Crannel Ave. Benwood
Ave. Cena $4,000. Haste sc u
II. Fraiberga, 5605 Fleet Ave.
CT
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VYMENi Sc cihlova obchod

VYMENI Sc cihlova obchod
nj budova ma Kinsman Rd. V
Mt. Pleasant Ia jedno neb 2
rodinny privatni majetek. Hla
ste sc u Atlas Finance CO.,
5458 Broadway. Tel. Broad
way 2605. Tel. Union S21.
PteJte sc ia Mr.. C. Hrunek.
CT
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NABYTEk kAMNA z dru-
he ruky prodava a kupuje V.
Sedlacek, 4641 Broadway. =?
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JAN VLAD YK A
ROMAN -
Napsal Ondrej Leksa.

81 hn6v proti bratru, ably no
Inaucil odpouStet a nesvaloval
nan nejakou vinu. Ale prese
vSechny krasne umysly odpou-
St6ni a zapominani citil po-
tom a citil do dnes, re cosi
mem utvrdlo a re nikdy uz,
kdyby dosahl sebe vyssiho sta
| ri, nikdy nebude mocl zapome-
nouti nelitostnych slov, jez
bratr pronesl a jimiz sezehl
ieho nad6je tuzby.
Sice n6kolikrate ieste Sc V
mem odboj hlasil, ably nikoho a
niceho nedbal zpretrhal pou-
ia, ale nikdy Cd umyslu ke sku-
tku nedoslo. Vyhruzna slova
bratrova rozhodla a V den sve-
ceni sci k oltari S dust roze-
chvelou a naplnenou baznl.--
Pral 81 hyti hodnym knezem,
lekal Sc vSak, bude-li miti do
sti silly. Ale velikou Utechu
nachazel idealnim zaniceni,
re Sc stane lidu opraVdovym
pritelem a bratrem, re po prl-
kladu knezi buditelu ponese
sv6tlo do rad osadnlku, re
bude vychovavat deti V prime
a poctive charaktery.
Jakoby ho vysVeceni uklld-
milo, Y jeho dust nastal mir a
iakysi svaty kid. Ted uz byl
konec vsem pochybnostem, po-
sledni zavazne slovo pablo a
Inebylo odvolani. Kdyz pfijel
domu, ably slouzil prvni msl
videl nelicenou radost otco-
WI, iakoby posledni stiny je-
no uuSe plcHlSs
Sestra uz byla provdana a
otci hospodarila babka, ktera
dala prednost domaclm stare
stem pred skroVnym zpuso-
| benz ziVota V chudoblncl. Mno-
no prace neudelala a JanoVl
bylo al uzko, kdyz Videl, lak
Sc jeiich byt zm6nil proti to-
mu, lax byVal ia zivota matci-
ma. Necistota, nepofadek zely
z kazdeho kouta, pradlo otco-
'vo bylo potrhanG a zaSle ta-
Ike iidlo bylo ledabyle.
Ale otec nenarikal. Pro
tloukal Sc jaksi neomrzelo a
tvrdil synovi, &c je mu zcela
dobre, ba lepe, nez mu byValo
drive. Vydelky jsou pry slce
hodne mensl, ale, jellkoz nj
komu nic nedaVa, ostacl mu
ma zivobyti a Ma sklenici plVa,
ma kterou 81 obcas zaJde. y
kazoval podoblzny starslch
bratri, kteil uz oba Sc ozenlll,
zeny mu ukazat prlVedll a
chlubili Sc, re tuZe dobre pry
; Sc iim vede.
Janoyi bylo hoiko, re druhy
bratr mu SVEN snatku an
: nenapsal, treba re to bylo pra
! We pred sy6cenim. Snad nc
c povazuje ia priliS maleho pa
ma, ably mu svefil takovou ro
dinnou novinu, nebo 81 snac
nepral, ably ma jeho snatek pr
; iel. Teprve pozdel 81 to Wy
J sv6tlil. Bratr Sc zenil Sc zldov
G kou a ocekaval. ze by snat
$ bratr knez byl rozhorcen
: zbranoVal by mu Y nerovnoro
dem snatku.
l. Poslouchal VypravoVani otc'
Il Vo nic ze sVe du6e neproZra
: dill. Hralo no, ze je otec ia
! kovy srdecny a jakoby mir
J. uz jake dospelym jednal. !
II radost otcova byla zvlastnir
/ zpusobem dojlmava. NeskrJ
G val potesenl, re syn Je k mem
uctivy, re pres to, &c uZ J
l. knezem, mu ruku polibll a
. no vyzval, ably MIN sci n
dekanstvi, kan sci zadat dt
81 yoleni, ke slouzeni mse. ) J;
il. kousi neVmou pychou sci 2
Sc ulici na prave strane synove
lidem, kteri syna pozdravovi
IL Ii. uctive dekoval. A size n
Il. vytryskly, kdyz po vsl, dava
a otci pozehnanl, no objal a
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dime otcove, divaje Sc na Jeho
praci a nedeli mu venoval ce-
lou. Ostatni cas- chodil po me-
ste "a mestem. Obcas sesel
Sc Sc znamymi spoluzaky a
vzpominali ma studentska leta.
Mnohe rodiny znaly mlade-
no kn6ze a zvaly no k navste-
vam, ale malokdy vyhovel.
| Bal Sc. Videl, jak no pronasle
dull rozsvicene pohledy zen a
dnes uz, kdy jeho rozum dora
val, rozumel TEN pohledum.
Slysel "a sebou lichotive po-
znamky, jaky je to hezky We
lebnicek a re je skoda, re Sc
nemuze zeniti. Byly to nepfl-
me 1toky a nabidky a Jeho
krev pr tom sc hlasila o podll,
ma nejdz die prirody mel pra-
va. Ale vedomi, re je knezem,
ze Sc musi zrici kazde my
slenky ma uzky styk Sc zenou,
ze mu predstaveni V seminar
llicili lasku knezovu k zene ia
ko ohavnost a zproneveru ma
velikem die pastyrskem,- -
vzdycky ho zalilo a naplnllo
| bazni Ne, nechci bytl spat-
1nym knezem, rikal 81 uzkostll-
We, muslin byti silny a pfema-
hati pokuseni. To sam d'ahel
pokousi a nechci byti obeti d'a
bla. Slibil jsem matce j otcl,
re budu dobrovoln6 sc obeto-
vati mole obet' by ia nic ne
stala, kdybych Sc stal zradcem
Itoho, co jsem Il oltare sliboVal.
Utikal pred zenami a maze
Ipotkati svou starou laSku, "a
hanbene sklopil hlavu a uhnui
lrvchle do postranni ulicky. A
rrece uz tehdy vtiraly Sc do
jeho utrob pochybnosti. He
Idal vysvetleni pro tento zakaz,
| ienz kneze oloupil o neJVetSl
Stesti pozemske, o laSku zeny
a 0 nadeji miti vlastnich detl.
! Opakoval 81 usilovne vsechny
| duvody, ktere professor, hovo-
| rice 0 knezskem celibatu, IVA
| deli tTeba re Sc mu vSech-
ny ty duvody nezdaly byti do
| sti pcvny, prijimal je a drze
Ii pevne We SVEN srdci.
Jen co budu kaplanem, vse
elmo sc snaze snese, teSil Sc
Budu miti svuj vlastni pokojll
- najdu 81 soukrome Zamest
mani, budu chodit do skol, "a
| opatrovat nemocne, kazat
zpovidat a tolik prace mi po
skyline nahradu ia ostatni ~
| dosti. Zalozlm spolky, SINE
fujici k povznesenl blahobyt1
k Sireni vzdelanostl, abycl
| byl jednim spolupracovniken
ma velikem die povznesenl na
roda.
Cekal stale, kdy mu bud
poslan dekret ma kaplanku. u
mu ieho kolegove psali, ze Pc
lovina novosvccencu ma mist
a hadal, kan asi bude poslar
i Mel byste 81 zaieti ke kon
: sistori a poprosit referenta, b
, vas neposilal do neJakych nc
roucich pekel," radil mu JED
: nou dekan, S nimz sc zakr
| stii setkal a ma jeho otazku, v
: Ii kan pride, zaporne odpc
: vedel. Tam nahore vladn
: protekce a jak 81 kdo to I'm
| predejlti." "
a "Nechci ma poprve Sc m
: chat do rizeni Boziho,' > odpC
vidal mirne Sc uzardev. "Sna
o bych potion litoval bylo b
: mi to dvojnasob nemlle."
: "Taky je to NONE. Skod
n re jste zdejsl Kodak a re Zd
\ neni kaplanske misto upraz'
II memo, zazadal bych 0 vas. ?;
: tronat zde arci zadny nenl
u ia bych nerad jeSte umrel.' 6
@ daval sc smlchem.
e Ami on by 81 byl nepral &c
a zllstati. Tusil, re by kazc
} nan ukazoval jake na syr
/. truhl3roya a Ze bV Sc stale m
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mic nerekne, z biSkupSkeho me
sta rozjede Sc do Prahy tam
najde pomOcnou ruku, ktera
mu pomuze vysinouti sc ma pev
nou psdu ZvlaStni vellka ra-
dost i'm hybala kdyz na u
lici potkal syou byvalou lasku,
ted uz dospelou slecnu, pu-
vabnou . koketnI, smele Sc IA
nj usmal malem by Sc nj
byl zastavil, ably il V hoVoru
naznatil, re bude brzy Ease
Volnys
Snad by byl tenkrate skutet-
ne proved svuj dmysl, ale ma
nestesti samy vecer pred od~
jezdem, kdyz neistarSlm bra
trem Sli uz tmou k domoVu,
prozradil mu sV6 tajemstvi, o.
cekavaie, ze bratr mu porozu-
mi ze no posili. Ale br9tr
Sc zastavil a pres panujlcl liz
soumrak videl jeho uzaSly po-
hled p zamraceny vyraz.
"RlazniS2" ptal Sc zlostn6.
ssChceS uteci udelati nam
hanbu? Nebo Sc spol6has, re
te budeme podporovati? Pa
matui 81, re cd toho dne, kdy
opustiS seminar, nikdo 2 rodi-
nv Sc k tob6 HAST nebude,'
A iaksi vsecek rozezlen ry-
chile popoSel.
"Vzdyt' isem tam nest a
stem osmelil Sc 1zkostlive Sc
haiti
"Dej pokoj $ takovymi po-
vidackami," utrhl Sc nesetrne.
Mas n6jak6 deVce hlave, to
ie to. Ie bys mel povinnost k
roditum, to nevis? Otec ma
TO ceka, ably 81 jednou tebe
odpoCinul a konec koncu jeste
no o jeho barak prlpraViS, Skra
bakem Il adVokata sc Stanes a
budeS chodit po mas ostatnich
abychom te podporoVali. Ude-
lei ST, co ChceS, ale co lsern
rekl, to jsem rel. NemySlil
jsem 81, re isl sc uz naucil ta-
kovym paterskym dskokUm. y
Kazde tohle slovo bylo ia
ko hreb do ieho srdce. Tusil,
&c no budou zrazovat, ze SC
budou bat nasledku, ale Ze BY
iakhle byla jeJieh srdce tVrda
a takhle byli necitemi k jeho
stesti, toho Sc nenadat ia.
ko na raz padaly kVety sotVa
vznikajlci svctelko ma vycho.
de zhaslo. Jako ochromen Sc
30 boku bratroVe, dusiclhc
zlost zaryte mlciclho. Az l
domlu sc zastavil a pfisne SC
nan podlval.
S'Driv nez yejdeme domu
chci vedeti, MA Gem isl Sc roz
hodl. LustaneS nebo Vystou
pis? Reknu to donna tatinko
VI, ably Vedel, jakou radost is
mu zpusobil, ably mel elm $,
20 mamlncine smrtl potcsltl.
"Neboj Sc, ia zustanu, all
tohle isl delat nemel. pow
dal temne. A rychle popoSed
vessel prvnl do domku 4 Ease
hned do male sVetnlcky, kd
spal a mel Svul maly kutrlk
rIznymi malickostml, jez se
bou prIVezi.
"Neco chces, Jeniku? u
zal Sc otec cd stolu, kde sede
a pokuruje, dival sc, iak dce
Ia veceri piipravuje. "Nic "a
tiaku, .rozhodl jsem Sc, ze pc
ledu hned casne rano, te
vlak ma lepSl spojeni nea oC
polednl. Slozlm 81 hned sV
vecl a pnidu brzy spat.
Mohl's prece pockat do OF
poiadne,' prohodil otec, ~
pojda az mezi dvefe.
"Jen no nech,' at jede,' rel
starsl bratr, "co by tn della
Je bohoslovcem nemule
jen tax 30 meste potloukat.
Jel opravdu rano jsa k
pe sam, proplakal celou cest
Ivrdoot bratroVa no pallla j
New-York tribune., 1922-05-07
lrregularitv
Again Rules il,
Stock Market
industrials Shade H;phe,.
ha'ls About Stationary: !:
Sporadic Activity Char.
actcrizcs the Session

operations in the stock rs,.,
W. '"N continued in the main tn.
eEoiAri'y Of price trend and snorad,c
"0NN'tN characteristic Of m. u.,..
sessions on the Exchange. Tr.d,ns
almost wholly under the ina,.
'"'oH' factors as reelected in tho
observation a attention for on. or two
ot 'he speculative groups. Int.r.s.
was impaired after dull st.rt ~. :.
rather abrupt break in MEXICAN p.,uol
cum nut ASIDE from few of the all
STOCKS the market refused to foI)ou.
TINS lead. and most OF the docI;r1.
scored were pretty well reroverod ~
fore the finish, Subsequent sr.c,l..i
for the riSe in independent steel .,ocL.
seemed to accord better with the .n;r;.
OF the moment and gained u;d.r
following
transactions during tho two ho,rs
were "et' IN excess Of half million
>n7rHs' but activity was not wclI Al.
Nioutcd and the general hodv ~
speculative securities was suhio.4 =.
" n
only moderate turnover pu;,.
changes were for the most part .)ie,+
thlS being especially observable IN IN.
case OF railroad stocks. which war.
relatively neglected. Gains Of ,o;r+
or more were restricted TO handful
o. issues. The net results Of the se.-
SION arc best measured BY refcrc,c.
TO the price averages. that for thirty
industrial stocks moving up Ole noirt
while the average price Of twenty rail.
road stocks remained stationary. Tn.
movement Of investment securities r.-
Aected no change in the recent rsthsr
uncertain bond market tendencies.
Sterling slipped back half cent
from Fridays best and tn. oth.r
European exchanges were shade
lower. Trading in this department
wat so attenuatcd, however. As ~ he
void of significance. With specific .c-
comphshments from the Genoa con.
terence apparently eliminated from
consideration, bankers here are NOT vet
in a position to cstimat. fully its NAV.
intangible results. which are expected 4
gradually TO make their influence felt
in this market.
Wheat prices moved irr.eularlv. the
May position bcine the subject Of .
contest between divided prcfessionsl
clements. This contract closed with =
ret loss Of 3 cents. the other option.
showing smaller changes and the Sen
tcmber position finishing unchanged.
Proft-takine WAS largely responsible
for setback IN cotton prices, which
stcadlcd before trading terminated,
but only at levels from to o5 points.
below Fridays last quotations.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-07
InYincihlc Oil

Net earnings Of the Invincibe Oil
Corporation for the first quarter OF
1922 were al an annual rate of s. a
share on the stock. estimating the av-
erage production at 1000 barrels a
day and allowing for depletion charge
Of s275.ooo. Net for the first quarter
amounted to s1.251.13o before interest
charges. discount depreciation and do
pletlon. This compared with S1,051,2
earned during the eleven months ended
November 50, 1921. Since November
however, the company has had great
iy increased oil output. due to the
bringing in Of wells in tho Hayncsvillo
field. Louisiana daily production in.
creased from 1900 barrels 10 1000 by
tho end of December, and 1900 early
in March, followed by estimates Of AS
high as 10000 barrels n day. Recently
flush production has declined and pres
cnt daily output has been reported as
about 10000 barrels. or more than
double the 1921 average.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-07
Rayuk Brothers In ~

Although it has been listed for con
siderable period Wall Street was mvsti-
fed yesterday when it saw 90 shares
of Bavuk Brothers stock appear on the
tape at 43, an advance of III points
over the last previous sale. Investi tiga-
tion disclosed that the company manu-
factures and retails cigars and output
has increased from 87,000.000 in 1916 to
An estimate of l60, 100000 in 1927.
Earnings increased from $129, 900 net
after taxes in 1916 to current earnings
based upon the first quarter Of 1922
at the rate of 81 900, 900, or s12 a share
on the common stock. The company's
plant is located Al Philadelphia, where
it owns six factories and warehouses
and leases eight others.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-07
New Haven Plan Operative Soon

The Street heard yesterday that the
New Haven plan for taking care of the
so-called European loan Of 1907 Will be
declared operative next Tuesday. In
banking quarters, however. no definite
information was given out as to the
exact date, although it was thought
enough deposits had been received or
promised to put the plan in operation.
This approaching development was re
garded as mainly responsible for the
strength yesterday in New Haven shares.
Inside buying Of the company's per
cent bonds was also reported
New-York tribune., 1922-05-07

Sterling and Continental exchang.
rates dropped back slightly yesterday
able rateson London showed net de-
cline at t4.4412 OF : of cent from
the high point Of the year reached
Friday.
II YOU calculate the cost Of the dollar
IN terms of foreign money or currency
exchange value - that is. If YOU were
buying a dollar with pounds. marks or
frarcs-its value yesterday, compared d
with last week and the corresponding &
date q wear ago, follows:
New-York tribune., 1922-05-07
Cuts sso,ooo.ooo OF Cigarettes

The public will pay about $4,000. 600
less for cigarettes this year as an out
come of the recent cut-rate war in the
tobacco trade. according to an estimate
by c. A. Whelan. president or the
United Cigar Stores Company. At the
same time he predicted that the retail
er of tobacco in 1922 viii enjoy one Of
the most prosperous years in the his
tory Of the trade. The reason, he ex-
lvained was the restoration of the fair
profit which was virtually wiped out
last year because Of the war for
supremacy waged by certain manu-
tacturers which Nh. Whelan said was
the biggest hght in the tobacco trade
in twenty years THE retail cigar
store situation" he continued. has I'M
proved tremendously in the last sixty
days. Last year, with reimbursement in
everything sold by retail cigar dealers,
the United Cigar Stores Company sold
more CANDY. more razors and more Of
all merchandise except cigars than in
any previous year. But the reduction in
prices made its money turnover less.
The manufacturer was in control Of the
cigarette situation last yea: now the
retailer is in cCntrol.' -
New-York tribune., 1922-05-07
london Money Marke,

sqot.5 o9SpoN, g., Nay s. Bar gold was
at Z, a.. q, s3s Sd. Money was loaned
sad ,bra. pef cent. Discount rates. short
csnt '"'se months bills. 2l4G2 SIS per
New-York tribune., 1922-05-07
Silver Market

bsl. asn. aas,.. 35d Nep York. domestic
!sgs, 52s.' foreign, see, Mexican dol
New-York tribune., 1922-05-07
Largest River
Tow of Steel
Begins Monday:
Tonnage Equals Capacity Of
900 Freight Cars; Move
mcnt Down Ohio Epoch "a
Inland Water Shipments
Industry IS Marking Time
Makers Show Less Concern
Over Coal Situation: Most
Interests Well Fortified
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PITTSBURGH. May Tho most
momentouS event .n the history Of
transportation on the inland water
ways Of the country viii take place
Modnay in TINS city. when three great
towhoats conveying three acets Of
steel harpcs loaded with steel prod
ucts from the Pittsburgh mills. will
start south on the ONO Rivcr for
Southern and Southwestern dsstira-
tons. The combined tonnage 20 b.
carried IN these three towz ,vouid 6ll
more than 500 railroad freight carz.
ana max ten great freight trains of
sixty cars each
The Jones & iaurhlin steel Com
pany May tow viii depart from IFS
Alqulppa plant II VIII consist Of ton
hargcs and VIII be handled bq tho
company's steamer. the A15quippa. IT.
vii go to Louisville. y; St. Louis. No.
and Memphis, Tenn. from winch points
the steel products in the barccs vii be
transshlppcd to inland points in Okla
homa. Texas and other states Tho
hargcS VIII carry structural steel. steel
pipe, wire products and other commoG-
'tes. II ls tho largest Tow cvcr set
out by this company, which is tho NO
neer in river shining aud bag ruf II.
service on a monthlv basis.
The John z Iont Tranenor.a+ion
Ccmpany Will send out ,ts frst ~
consisting Of several hir stool haroer
carrying products Of .hc PITTSBURGH
Steel Company and other steel mann
tacturers to points on tho Ohio and
Mississippi rivers.
ru,chascd h.. tho Toot Con,nar,
rothor With All o4bor ,,,.or on,,i,,n,or4
fro,,, tlo c,ro,. p.o,,,... r,,,,.
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Tbo ma .o,,. ,,;1l ho tba. ~ 80
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ho handled b, .hoir .,camor tho rrans-
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rron, p,tt5brrob s,eoI ,,.o,ts b,,, IN
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St,eeI Co,noratior
We" transportation IRA
This Vreat exodus Of steel products
by river has nCvcr been cqua ed ~ tho
history OF inland Watef ttan7Porta-
lon. and viii he hcralded throughout
tho country aSmarklng tho definite
place Whlch river tfan'pol atl"h
hcnco1orth TO occupN ln tnr ha'ohai
system Of tran portation.
IN genera inc SteNl 'oau t't
tnfoughoUl inc week ma pocn MARKING
time. PROBABLY Inc topic o. most con-
/ Sumlng 1nfcfeS' lS lnal o. inc merger
OF S'NcFal mac l'tiaei't companies ''
yolNng the oungstoN Hn'ri ana
luoe olnPa ~, hI,'s ilI' 60 '."ln-
panN ana tcpuoi'c IRON ana rlVcl OF"
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