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Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-11-01
M0SQUER0 TO HAVE
ADDITIONAL HOTEL

Mosduero, N. M, Oct. 81
Hard times, scarce money and the
general financial condition of the
people of Harding county does not
seem to be reflected in the growth
of the county seat. On account of
the large crowds called to town
at different times by meeting con-
ventions and county business the
hotel Accommodations have not been
adequate at all times. Messrs. r.
E. Trujillo and Oscar Aspgren'
have decided to assist in the solv-
ing of the hotel problem. They
have purchased the large hotel
building at Solano and will have 1t
moved to Mosquero within the next
two weeks. 1t will be placed on
the corner of Main and Third
street, remodeled, renovated and
made into q nice, up-to-date hotel.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-11-01
j. s. CONSULATE:
IN ENGLAND MAY.
REMAIN CLOSED
British Government Must
Internationally Withdraw
the Charges 1t Made, Is
Position Taken.

washington, Oct. 31.-The Unit
ed States government has decided
definitely not to reopen the Amer
lean consulate at Newcastle, Eng
land, until the British government
has Internationally withdrawn the
charges it made against Consul
Slater and Vice Consul Brooks, and
publicly exonerated the two Off
ciaIs.
The British foreign office has
been made aware of this determi-
nation. it was learned today, reach
ed after exhaustive investigations
of the situation at Newcastle,
which disclosed no foundation
whatever, in the opinion of Ameri-
can officials. to support charges
which led the British authorities
last August to cancel the exc
quaturs OF Slater and Brooks.
+ Action of the British govern
ment in cancelling the exequaturs
was followed by the closing of the
consulate and three separate In
vestigations by the Washington
government of charges that Slater
and Brooks used their official posi-
lions at Newcastle improperly in
discrimination of British shipping
interests and to the advantage Of
American steamship lines. The
first two were made respectively
by the American embassy in Lon
don and Consul General Skinner.
These reports agreed that no sub
sanitation of the charges against
Slater and, Brooks could be OBJ
tanned although British officials
had been asked to present all evil
dence in their possession.
Still not satisfied to act on the
two reports. the American govern
ment sent Nelson Johnson, an
executive officer of the state de-
partment, to England with instruc-
tions to make an independent in
quiry of the most thorough char
acter. His report is in complete
harmony with those of Ambassador
Harvey and Consul General Skin
ner and acquits the two consular
officers of any wrongdoing.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-11-01
DRIVER OF CAR THAT
STRUCK BOY PAYS $50.
FINE AND EXPENSES

J. w. Burk, the tourist driver
whose car struck Chester Baker,
aged 6 years, Monday morning, was
fined $25 yesterday in police court
for reckless driving. Burk also
paid $40 costs and SIS for medical
attention for the boy, making a tot
al of $50. He and Mr.. Hoffman,
owner of the car, took a train for
Belen, where the machine was left
Monday. Young Baker is reported
getting along nicely.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-11-01

Spare the rod and at least
you've saved the rod.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-11-01
EDDY COUNTY MEDICS
STUDY MILK SICKNESS
AT MONTHLY MEETING

Artesia, N. NJ, 31.-The Eddy
county Medical Society met at
Carlsbad last week for regular
business session and program. A
large number Of physicians from
Artesia Carlsbad, Loving, and
other towns Of the county were
present. The chief discussions con-
cerned the strange disease, COM
monty known as milk sickness i,
which prevails in parts of the
county. Two deaths have occurred
near Artesia as a result of tho dis
ease. The disease comes from a
germ and is presumably taken up
by the COW and transmitted
through the milk and butter.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-11-01
IOWA FOOTBALL TEAM
INVITED TO PLAY AT
YALE BOWL IN 1923

New Haven, Conn, Oct. al
Definite announcement that Yale
has invited Iowa to play at the
Yale bowl next season was made
here tonight. An answer from
Iowa is expected soon.
This invitation indicates conclu-
sively that intersectional games
are not barred from the "triangu-
lar agreement" made by Yale,
Harvard and Princeton.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-11-01
DRIVER, OWNER AND
PAGER ARE RULED OFF
RACE TRACK FOR LIFE

Cleveland, Oct. 31.-Steve o'Boy,
a PAGER. his owner, H. G. Chaney
OF Sabania, Ohio, and his driver.
Charley Slaight, were ruled or
harness horse race tracks for life
today by officials of the Cranwood
Track here. Judges Joseph Nc
Graw and r. S. Milliman ruled
that the men had attempted to
"fix" the 2:16 pace.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-11-01
LEGAL NOTICE

NOTICE or SUIT.
In the District Court. County of
Bernalillo, state OF New Mexico.
No. 1883,
P. F. McCanna, Inc, Plaintiff. VS.,
Louise de Reeyter (de Ruyter)
Cromwell, Henrietta M. de Reey-
ter ode Ruyter). All Unknown
Heirs at Law of John de Reey-
ter (de Ryter). Deceased; I'M
known Heirs at Law of Charles
II. Cromwell, Deceased; George
G.. Haven. Jr.. Unknown Heirs at
Law of George G. Haven, Jr., il
Deceased; Henrietta Louise
Cromwell, Oliver Eaton Crom-
we'll, James Henry Roberts
Cromwell, Lucretia r. Stotes-
CromwelD, Emma Hazeldine,
Lucy Hazeldine Dame, Mary Ha-
zeldine; All Unknown Claimants
and All Unknown Heirs of I'M
known Claimants of Interest Ad-
verse to the Plaintiff in the
Premises hereinafter Described,
Defendants.
You, the above named defend
ants and each of you. are hereby
notified that the above named
plaintiff has begun action against
you and each of you. the object
thereof being to quiet the title OF
plaintiff in and to certain real
estate situate in Bernalillo county
New Mexico. described as follows.
Lots numbered Twenty-Five (22),
Twenty-three (23) and Twenty
four (24), of Block numbered Fif-
teen (15) of the New Mexico Town
Company's Original Townsite OF
the City OF Albuquerque, according
to the plat thereof filed may 8
1880, in the office OF the probate
clerk and ex-officio recorder oi
Bernalillo county. New Mexico
You are further notified that the
said action is for the purpose OF
establishing plaintiffs estate in the
foregoing described premises
against any claim which you OF
any of you may have adverse tc
the estate of plaintiff in said prem.
ises and real estate, and that the
plaintiff in said action prays thai
each of you shall be forever barred
and estopped from having any
claim, right. title or interest in anC
to the said real estate adverse tC
plaintiff, and that the plaintiffs
title may be forever quieted ant
set at rest. Plaintiffs attorsey.
are Downer & Keieher, whose ad
dress is Rooms 3-5 Cromwell
Building, Albuquerque. New Mex
leo. Unless you enter your ap.
pearance or cause the same to be
entered on or before the first day
of December, 1922, judgment will
be rendered against you by de
fault and the decree prayed for il
said complaint will be granted.
(SeaD FRED CROLLOTT,
Clerk.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-11-01
AMBROSE, INJURED IN
COLLISION, MAKING
SOME IMPROVEMENT

Patrick j. Ambrose, who was SER
iously injured more tnan two weeks
ago when his motorcycle and a
street car collided, is reported to
be somewhat improved. Mr.. AM
brose was unconscious for many
days, but has recovered conscious
ness and is gaining strength. He
is at St. Joseph's hospital.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-11-01
ENTIRE FAMILY HAD "FIU"

Keep right on using Foley's
Honey and Tar. 1t will give quick
relief said the doctor, when the
entire family had the FLU" Never
saw anything so good" writes
Mrs. A. B. Griffith, Andrews. Ind.
Neglected coughs and colds often
lead to serious complications. Fo-
ley's Honey and Tar gives quick
relief. Free from op;ates Gngre-
dients printed on the wrapper).
Largest selling cough medicine in
the world. Sold everywhere.--
Adv.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-11-01

porting upon further Investigations.
The election of officers resulted
in the selection of DR.. H. A. Stroup,
Artesia, president; DR.. It. +. Doepp,
Carlsbad, vice-president, DR.. G,
Russell. Artesia, secretary; DR..
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-11-01

Several similar cases were reported
near Carlsbad a few years ago.
Many interesting facts were
brought out, and another meeting
has been called for next month at
Carlsbad for the purpose of re-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-07
Bulletin on J. W. CarruIh Gil Go. Well

a Glrvm field superintendent OF inc wen OF
tho Carruth Company its lOO5 acre tease IN lH hloN
Workman field says that drilling III Hr'S S'"' " 1' '
and 'evcrything looking mighty good
This well is nanr wonderful drilling progress although we are
intend TO pass up any IVolaDe "ho"
@ am now more confident than Of guahcT that Will mean
riches every the fortunate shareholders III e j '" ""
OIL Company
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-07

lin Nash. railroad conductor on tn" T. T.,
running our Of Fort Worth, heard Of the Hog
Creek oil Company aud decided to invest 5000
4 few months later Mr. Nash received 5000 ~
cash from Mr. Carrulh Mr. sash * now re
tired
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( MOTIF Shared in Hog Crock OArruth Com
| many can be secured ONLY direct from tliS com
| many No broker 4 Individual oAn deliver single
| nhnro OF this company.
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CHICAGO LIVESTOCK.

Chicago, Dec. observation-disclosures
=, ooo head. most beef steers and year
Iinps better grade beef cows. St"GK'ES
ond feeders unevenly weak TO lower
fsu, loads steers selling at S9.'"M ll'''
around steady; top matured bcei steers
sIa-5 weight 1850 pounds; best year +
,inos s1O.T5: choice heifcrs fed win
.nn steers $1,000: bulk native beer
steers sS.00M9.50; Gamers and cutters
hu,I. and vcalers around steady; Spots
strong. bulk bologna bulls si.2om 80
bulk veals to packers s925g9.70' a few
$1,000.
Hogs-Receipts $4,000 head: carly
market SC to lOc lower than ycstcr-
d.v.a hest time; closing active with
some recovery on butchers; bulk 80
IN 2Oo-pound butchers sS.lOMS1S; bulk
100 TO 210-pound average $500; 49, I"
mound average mostly sS.25mS.5o:
toD $40. packing sows $3.50 80: de-
sirab,e nigs yS.0OdS25: left over liberal
at noon.
wooded lambs l5c to 25c lower clipred
kind mostly steady; top sl5.l5 to ship
ners s14.9O &c packers: bulk slA.2oG
1475. culls mostly $1,000 l2.ao; feed
crs steady; desirable 66-pound feeding
lambs Sla.s5: fed S5-pound yearl!ns
wetbers s12.oj: sheep fully steady;
heayv fat ewes s5.GOT6.OO: lighter
weights upward to $3.50: one double
choice 1lS-pound aged wcthers $500.
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WEAKNESS FOR
ACTIVE BONDS

! New York. Dee. l9.-Most OF the &C
tive bonds exhibited a week tone In to-
days dull trading. the bulk OF the fresh
buying power for these securities being
absorbed by today'S new offerings.
! Foreign bonds were virtually neglect
/ ed. the only noteworthy changes in that
, group being point gain in Anton CUR
! gen 6's. and losses Of 10 points in Ser
, h!an SIS and one point In Mexican , =.
|. Business in L. S. government issues
also was exceptionally quiet. Liberty
, AIS and the first, second and third
as sustaining losses Of to cents
/ on 500, while the fourth s improved
two cents.
! Strength OF the Eric issues and furth-
! or weakness OF most Of the otner spec
ulative railroad mortgages were the out
standing developments in the railroad
list.
, Marland oil SIS. with Warrants, and
. Wickwirc Spencer steel IS each climbed
a.: = points above yesterdays final quota
lions: General Electric IS. lia, and
Sharon Steel SIS and Lorillard Tobacco
! -, each hut Cerro he Pasco SIS. Will
son convertible 6's, and Montana Power
SIS. each yielded about point.
! Total sales. par value. were *iz'tSs'-
, 900.
The largest new offering today was
the $4,000. 900 issue Of Carolina Clinch-
field and Ohio Railway first and consoli-
dated mortgage 80 year six percent gold
bonds, offered at 96is to yield 81 per-
cent, Public offerings also was made OF
the unsuhscribed balance OF the new Is
sue ". S6.S36.SO0 of the Detroit Edison
company's ten year percent convert
ible gold dehcntura bonds at lO2 and In
terest to yield 5.7S percent.
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New York. Dec l9.-Oprosiug specu-
,ative forces struggled f"r control OF
.oday's stock market. which showed a.
:ernate periods OF weakness and strength
With the final price tendency upward.
Trading was largely OF professional
character. there being little evidence OF
the January reinSestment demand
which usually makes It's appearance AT
this time.
Operators for the advance were en-
couraged by the resistance that the
General market had shown to the cut
In the great Northern dividend. the
official denials of rumored United States
Steel and General Electric stock dtri-
dends. the refusal OF the Morgan hrm
to consider an international loan to
Germany and the forced liquidation oc-
casioned by yesterdays stock exchange
failure.
BALDWIN u Strong. j,
Baldwin was one OF the outstanding
features. more than 10000 shares chang
ing hands at prices ranging from l2o+t
to 131. the closing price Of lS"@t rep
resentins a net gain OF A on the day.
Higher lead prices were reflected IN
an advance OF nearly five points IN Ma
tIonal Lead Fisher Body recovered all
but X points Of yesterdays eight point
loss, closing at 210 or Ave points below
its peak price. Mexican Petroleum.
total transactions IN which now average
only a few hundred shares day. estao-
lishcd a new high for the year at -at'
or two points above yesterdays close.
Pan-Amertcan' issues also moved up
the A gaining ga. and the Il. l':'
i. General Electric. which had createa
q new peak price at 100. broke seven
points on an announcement that no
stock or extra cash dividend was con-
templated and then rallied fee5iy' CLOS
ing at slight fractional loss.
Good pe-nanA for Equipments.
Most of the equipments were IN So"u
denand. In addition to the marker
st-a,I.h OF baldwin. gains o. one 10
two points were shown by American
Car American Locomotive. fnl'ma''
and Railway Steel Springs. Mot"rs
Also we're huoyant.
Call mn:.cv held steady at - per
cent throughout the session. Time
money and commercial paper markets
continued quiet with no change !"
rates. -.
Official denial o. the German soa''
MINORS had a depression effect on the
foreign exchanges. demand sl"rHns
dropping nearly , cents 10 a'oi -
French francs <lumped In the cary
dealings hu, advanced later 10 ''t'
cents or slightly above yesterday h"a'
quotation. German marks "''e 0'''>
to l.: cents 4 hundred
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1o1H1oN EXCHANGE.

Now York, Dec. 19.--ForciGn OK
changes irregular. Quotations in ccnts.)
C.o,t RritaIo demand 463l. cables
1cor en-dov hills on banks 46l: France.
domond = 40 cables $50. italy. demand
rno1: cables 80: Belgium. demand
az cables 6STL: Germany, demand
n,En c.bIes OI5l. Holland. demand
coso cables 1892: Norway, demand
IONS. Sweden. demand ?G.S7: Denmark.
d.,ord qO,72. Switzerland. demand
1892; Spain, demand ISIS Greece. de-
mand 1.33: Poland demand .A0"7:
Czerhoslovakia. demand 2?7: Argentine.
demand ssl2: Brazil, demand l@.:S:
Montreal, 90 9-S2.
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SUGAR

New York, Dec. l9.--rhc raw sugar
mark"t was unchanged With spot Cubas
quoted AZ ga cents cost and freight.
c.,uai t. J.53 for centrifugal Sales 5000
bag frr prompt shipment.
Tr,d.uG in raw sugar futures was
ligh; aul price. movements were irreRu-
lar Opening declines Of l to points
under scattered liquidation. were fol
lowed by partial rallies near the close
on covering and final prices We're
points higher to : net lower. Closing;
January s".Gn: March $50; May 3.i7i
July 3.G0.
Tho mark": G"r -riin"d sugar CON
timed uuirt ana ,'ric"s wcfc unchanged
Mt Stu for 80 EyInulatcd. 1t was
rumored that %ni,,r rU'imcrS were accept
Ing business at 90 cents.
Refined futures nominal.
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knife DUEL ENDS
IN ARREST OF TWO

Frank Geter, %. coorcd. and Tilman
Tucker, 20. colored. were arrested last
evening by Patrolman Carl IN Warwood.
as result of fight early yesterday
morning in which T!lman is said to have
hekn stabbed with knife.
After tho arrest, police were unable
to learn how Tilman sustained a deep
tut In his right leg. They werc con-
fined In jail TO await an investigation.
Both say they were drinking and a fight
followed. Tow T!lman was cut neither
of the two claim to know.
According to police Tucker was taken
10 the North Wheeling hospital whore
his wound was dressed and later taken
to his home IN Richland. They board
, ed together.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-20
mrrgBuIsaH PRODUCE

PITTSBURGH. Dec. 19.-Apples. barrels
New Yorks. No. BRldwins. s4.1o TO
$50: No. .. $50: No. l Kings. 80 TO
500: No. Spys. 400 to ia; nushei
baskets, New Yorks. No. l Balowlhs'
l.25 to 40.
Onions: New Yorks. Michigans ana
Pcnnsylvan!as. lOO-lb. SACKS NO.
vcllows. hest S3.oo; medium size. 20,
Potatoes: 16o-lb. sacks. No. Mich'-
rnns and wisconssns, l.6n; PenhasA'a-
MAS and New Yorks. l.io 10 -'""'
Dairy vrOducts unchanged.
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PRODUCE MARKET
Wheeling, W. Va, Dec. 10, 1922.
LOGAN AND RRYAN's
CLOSING STocK LETTER

BY Private wire to 4. l.. Masten 6 Co.
New York, Dee. l9.-Thcre was no
special news developments disclosed
during the day and the stock market
was more or less Of specially affair.
In fact. the market seems TO en-
counter more resistance on the up side
and We are inclined TO anticipate that
the desire 10 realize profits OF long
holdings VIII De mere pronounced in
advance of the holidays.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE

New York. Dee. 10. .Huii"r hrmcr:
receipts 9.6l2: creamery GEhcr than
extras. 55A ats: do. extras ''% scorer
5lla So: do. flrsts U.s. I" ~ Sc"re)
47M54.
Eggs firm; receipts. h."""' fresh Ea,h-
cred firsts. - 80: state, ana n'arns
kcunery browns. extras, b6"o'' la'''.,
coast whites. flrsts to extra hfS'S' Oa
uGT.
Cheese steady: receipts. .'.o"'
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TOLEDO GRAIN.

Toledo O.. Dec. 3.-WhcatArash
Sl.42m LA.
Clo,crsccd-Trinic: Cash $3.50: be-
ccmbcr sl?4o, March Si".Th
Alsike--Prime: Cash Sln.?5: ncce!n-
Der Sl9.a5; March SLIGO.
Timothy--rrimr: Cash. ncw saI0, old
s357II: December new 81 30, old
s3,57s; March, new s376. old s3.75.
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Dwelling Burns; Five
Children In Escape

Steubenville, O.. Dec. 19.-Ths nome
of George Brooks at Amsterdam west
OF here, was destroyed by fire earl yto-
day, and members OF the family includ-
ing FIVE small children narrowly es-
CAPPED with their lives. Brooks, miner.
went to work early, leaving his wife ana
children in bed. Other workmen passing
later, saw the burning structure. An
overheated furnace Is believed TO nave
been in cause Of the blaze.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-20
DRY GOODS

New York. Dec. la.--cottUn goods
were firm to-day With trading OF very
moderate character In the unfinished
goods division. Yarns wcre iirmcr and
transactions more general, Knit goods
agents reported very fair volume OF
now business coming In steadily. New
WAVES in silk coots we're being shown
In crepes and canton silks, Sheer lines
were bought freely IN wholesale lines
for future shipment,
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rrrs1uzoH LIVESTOCK.

PITTSBURGH, Dec. l9.-HoEs-Recelpts
$500 head; highcri hea~ies tS.sOIS'80;
heavy workers. and light workers. &s'eO1
900: pigs s9.Ol@9l5.
sheep and Misunderstanding 'oo heau'
steady; sheep $3.50. lambs 3la..b'
Calves Receipts 2u0 hcad' lower; top
tl@.go,
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CHICAGO GRAIN

Chicago. Dec. 9.-,;overnmcnt fig
ures suggesting that the new winter
what rrnn would be 15.uOU. QUO bushels
larger as compared with corresponding
estimates at this time last year. had a
bearish effect on the wheat market to-
day. Closing prices were unsettled
RINGING from q cents net lower TO =
cents advance, with May $l.2S 10 Sl'.1 q
and July sl.l5M 10 $l15a.. Corn fin
Ished at ). to * cents decline to 4 cent
gain, and oats off Il To y cents. In
provisions. the outcome was unchanged
to Is cents down.
Omen. High. Low. Close.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-20
MONEY MARKHT

New York. Dec. l9.-Call money hrnl
High 4H4I low 4a,' ruling rate IA !
closing bid "a. offered at bi last loan
Az. Call loans against acceptances
AZ! time loans steadyi mixed collateral,
COO days ~ ir5i 4-6 montha. ~ "
s, prime commercial paper, "a:
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EAST BUFFALO LIVESTOCK

East Buffalo. y. Y. Dec. 19.-Cattle,
receipts. 700; market weak. Calves. re-
ccipts, 600: soc higher: $500 n 1880.
Hogs, receipts. $500: market actirei
mixed. SIS: workers.. S.IJTss5; pigs,
900: roughs. 7.2SGT.5o: stays. 4509
$50.
= sheep and lambs. receipts. 5000; mar
kc, sIw: lambs. 7.OO3l5.25: ycarl!ngs.
S.p0HlS.8& wethers. S.00TS5o: ewes
e,o0G7.50: mixed sheep. 7.560S0O.
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N. Y. COTTON MARKET

wheeling. W. Va. Nee. -. l?2-.
Furnished Inc ,ntslliscncer ny a. G.
Nanten AZ Co, members Kew tork StoGs
Excha nge. Second i!oor S"''@"a' "~"
Of ~. Va. Bldg.
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Billings. Mont, Dec. 19.-The spot
at Crow Agency where Marshal Foch
was initiated into the Crow Indian
tribe November g. 1921, has been
named Foch park by the Crow In
dams, in general council.
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STANDARD on
SUBSIDIARY STICKS

wheeling. W. Va. Dec. II. l92@.
Furnished The lnt.I!!zencer by \ 4
Has,en & Co. members New YORK Stocs
Exchange Second floor National bans
~ q Va Rldg
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Now York, Dec. 19.-I4iberty bonds
closed: 3hG Alo0.4S: second ~. 9S.12:
nrst 4ka. $3.50: second ~ y; $50: third
e4Hs. s8.Ts; fourth AIS. sS.4S; Victory
Axe. (unealled) 1o0.34.
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VIEW york POULTRY

New York, Dse. Is.-Live poultry r.
regularj chickens, by express, s1922
dressed poultry steady turkeys, No, !
fresh, l6067,
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

Wheeling. W. Va, Dec. 10. 1922.
Furnished The Intell!Grnccr by A. Il.
Mas,en & SO. members New YORK Stock
Exchange. Second floor National Bank
Of W Va. Bldg.
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WASHINGTON, Dec. 19.-Efforts to
obtain agreement for vote in the
Senate to-day on the motion to dis
place the shipping bill with the Nor
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N, Y. STOCK. EXCHANGE

wheeling. W. Va. Dec. -. 1872.
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Vancouver. B. c., Dec. l9.-While
the police searched house in China
town, for hidden drugs. a carrier pig
con flew in bearing tube OF marco
tics. Two men were arrested.
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London, Dec. 19.-Prince George
was successfully operated upon for
appendicitis to-day.
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