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Arizona republican., 1922-05-14
MEN WANTED NOW

AUTO MEN WANTED NOW
Easy to learn. jobs guaranteed to
earn room and board while learning.
Big 72-page. illustrated catalog eX-
plains everything. Sent FREE.
Contains scores of photos auto con-
structioin and repair Tells of good
jobs open for NATIONAL trained
men. WI te TODAY. j. A. ROS-
ENKRANZ, President NATIONAL
AUTOMOTIVE. S3S s. Ffgueroa. Los
Angeles 5-gb
Arizona republican., 1922-05-14

TRUSTWORTHY young man, me-
chanically inclined. would do few
hours work each day for room and
board or salary. Box SID. Republi-
can. IT
Arizona republican., 1922-05-14

FOK SALE-Baby chicks. Leg
horns Brahmas, Rocks and Reds.
Brahma eggs. Az miles southwest
Tempe, Baseline Dad. Mrs. Bert
Hon Tempe. II
Arizona republican., 1922-05-14

RELIABLE woman wants house,
work or ironing by hour or day. Call
or write. II s. Tenth st. 1t
Arizona republican., 1922-05-14

CHICKS-Eggs, pure-bred Leg
horns, Rocks, Reds. Orpingtons, Wy
andottes, Anconas; best laying
strains: prices reasonable; free cata-
log: free delivery Missouri Poultry
Farm Columb bia. Mo. II
Arizona republican., 1922-05-14

SELL Cresco Guaranteed Rain
coats. Make big money. Commis-
sions daily. We deliver and collect.
Big selling outfit free. Improved
Manufacturing Co, Dept. 264, Ash :
land, Ohio. IT
Arizona republican., 1922-05-14
THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN, PHOENIX d.
47-WANTED - statesmen AND
AGENTS

AUTO owner representative want
ed to demonstrate the only fully
guaranteed, low priced puncture-
proof inner tube on the market;
500 weekly. Advance Puncture
Proof Tube Co. 128 n. La Sale,
Chicago 1t
Arizona republican., 1922-05-14

AGENTS-Mason sold IS Comet
Sprayers and Autowashers one Sat
urday. Profits $3.50 each. Best
sprayer. 80 years experience. Par
ticulars free. RUSLER CO.. Johns
town. O 1t
Arizona republican., 1922-05-14

WANTED-2 men to handle tour
ist with saddle and pack animals
from resort near Flagstaff; $3.50 cash
required for interest: good income;
steady work. Call evenings, Room
200 Heard Bldg. blk
Arizona republican., 1922-05-14

WANTED-Work on ranch; will
work for board and room and small
wages; good education. Box S5D,
Republican. bm
Arizona republican., 1922-05-14

FOR SALE-Baby Chicks; for high
grade white and brown leghorn baby
chicks - Mitchell's Poultry Farm
Mesa, Ariz. u
Arizona republican., 1922-05-14
$1,000 A MONTH EASY FOR
HUSTLEgRS

Million-dolla company is paying
big money to live wire distributors
Of 'F'rigair." Iceless refrigerator.
Sells for S12. Does the work of 500
ice box. Does away with expense of
ice. Costs nothing to operate. Pays
for itself in to 4 months. Every
home Must have one. Sells on sight.
Big profit on every sale. Distributors
making cleanup. One man sold so
less than week, so can you. Territory
going fast. Write quick for exclusive
selling right in your county. Ad-
dress Dept. 152. Warnerlite Com
pany, Pasadena, Calf. 1t
Arizona republican., 1922-05-14

SITUATION as truck driver or
chauffeur, II years experience; good
mechanic. Phone 5106. 740 West
Grant bn
Arizona republican., 1922-05-14

YOUNG man wants work; good
education ana first class references;
not afraid of hard work. Address
Box SGD, Republican. bm
Arizona republican., 1922-05-14

FIRST class Swiss mixer wishes
job on dairy. Box Sc, Republican.
bm
Arizona republican., 1922-05-14

TWENTY good propositions for
wide awake agents. There is one to
suit you. Particulars free. Law
renee Products Company, Dept. 4,
Beaver DAM Wis. 1t
Arizona republican., 1922-05-14

AGENTS-$10 daily easy. Brand
new. Every home needs Ironing
Board Covers Selling fast. Expert
ence unnecessary. Sample free. Raj
len Mfg. Co.. Dept. 6502. Baltimore
Bldg, Chicago. 1t
Arizona republican., 1922-05-14

AGENTS, DEALERS-Best cleo
trio lantern manufactured for rail-
readers, tourists, farmers, Boy
Scouts. Write for particulars.
THREE IN ONE LANTERN CO,
DENVER, COLO. 1t
Arizona republican., 1922-05-14

WANTED - Housework. Phone
5149. bm
Arizona republican., 1922-05-14

WANTED-Salesm with car.
Cord and fabric tires at prices below
competitors. $4,000 and expenses
Hydro Vulcan Tire Company, 1104
Michigan Ave. Chicago, Illinois. 1t
Arizona republican., 1922-05-14

WANTED-At once, man Win S3VU
to invest in pleasant lucrative bust
ness; half interest; prefer one with
general merchandise experience, or
sign painter Write Box 78D, Re
publican If
Arizona republican., 1922-05-14
46-WANTED SITUATION - FE-
MALE

DAY word wanted. Phone S459.
h,,,
Arizona republican., 1922-05-14

REKS now market
ing entirely new auto accessory
Makes night driving safe. Profit
possibilities practically unlimited.
Want statesmen with punch. Ray
Filter Co. Marion, Indiana. 1T
Arizona republican., 1922-05-14

in Auto Accessory Business. No
investment, no experience necessary.
Free accessories. Write KLECO,
1907 Michigan Ave. Chicago. 1t
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-23
GOSSIP OF
THE STREET

Most of the tlckers were silent 4.
the financial district today. With ,ha
exception Of the Chicago Board =,
Trade all the leading stock excho,,s.
and commodity markets took an e,,r.
holiday and business was susnsrd.a
until Tuesday morning. Abroad ,.0
Christmas holiday will extend ur,u
Wednesday.
For the first time in n number .,
years Wall street had real bull mor,,,
yesterday before taking the Christina
holiday. While it did not contain .~
the tinsel and fancy trimmings usu,n"
accompanying similar outbursts Of hun
ish enthusiasm. It was, never,bo,s..
highly successful from standpoin, :,
enhancement in market values T.,'
was particular true MS TO the indu.,,;,r
shares.
In consequence, It wns no. s,rou
the rank and file left the streo, ",nsc
nj ght in an extremely happy fro,raa ast
mind. which gave vent to some ro,hl VI
extravakant expressions as r. .t
immediate. future of the market. sons ms
went 80 far as to predict we aro ns
the eve of a substantial forwnrd no,, on
ment which may extend over n ncr;ei
Of several months. P''H
The oils which had been nnnor,,.
for the last couple of months last Wa. woaa.
again cam einto their own nnd tn ,hs
strength displayed in this croun r". .nr
the subject OF considerable djsrr,v;""as J"s
in brokerage irclcs. Attention was T' %
rectcd particularly to those comnon;o.
operating in California. Standard ~,
of California was spoken of ne ona
of the issues in this group most Etolr
to present spectacular movements may m,r,
ketwise. once the activity in Tho ";,.
hns gained momentum. ''
The action Of Mexican Petroleum wo.
without much influence mnrke, wisa G"'
because of the special reasons for ,, N.
pronounced advances that occurrcd u" ~
1t during the week The amonnt ~
this stock outstanding availnblo fos
trading on tho New York Stocs
Exchange. Is now so small il wonld
not be surprising if the issue shomli
command II quotation as high as S1OON
or $4,000 n share. While it is rerorJoJ
rs unlikely any such quotation viii ho
established. still it is one of tho i, noS. S'
sibilities that must be rcckoned viii,
by any one desiring to speculate in i" !;
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-23
G0LDBLATT LEADS
IN SCHOLASTIC
Captain OF Southern High Sets
Record for First Half
Of Season
n. MATTHEWS IS SECOND

with the first half Of the Publir
High School Lcagnc finished and
southern High leading tho league. it is
quite significant that mNmber of that
team tops the individual scorers in the
circuit in "Menchy" Goldb,att. captain
and guard of the Red and Black
quintet.
Go!dblatt's 1lG points in five games
Is more than has ever been made in
III" Ifaeu" before. He registered little
over Twenty-Five" points per contest.
This total wa. madc through nineteen
goals from the field anl seventy. eight
from the 1j.foot mark. His ncorc.,
rival Is Harvey Matthews. the light.
haired forward of West PhilodeInhia
iilgh school. Th" Spoodboy. however.
is nineteen points in the rear of thn
South"rn star, having ~ markers as
his to,al. Last week he was fiyn noints
IN the rear, but his failure to get only
one field soni IN tho Central game nj.
lowed h!' Southern opponent to pull
away from him.
Third p!nc" is held by Harris. oi
G"rmnntovn High Scvon field goals
and hs,y-siX fouls give tho Cllyodcn Il
i"tni of !"v";.ty points.
li"id' g"nl h"nors for the first half
goes 10 Curly Koch. the Sou.herr. High
ion l"arl. Curly made twenty three
pointers md ranks seventh among tho
individual scorers. Next to Koch in
THIS respect Is Gerson. Of Northeast
!ilgh, with nineteen field goals and two
foul" for 4 total Of fOrty
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-23
Philadelphia Markets

M %!!EATRGcG,D's !;y .iH "' nasn ya n Ns: a.
Ga7 %@ r@i %.pisr. ''. 81; 80
re-, .winter, sI.29a 80; ~. rcd wtrt"or-
a. %; No, ] red winter, aariiGky. sl.3?@
i'23aa NG. red wsnte:' nd Garicks; Mi14r IiI,.r
oRN-SRecs.pis. lis 407 Bash. Quiet and
%H 81 Sc ,: 'S's %a s a
yS.,5ow. sa's a s4'4c; No. yellow, s2ti a
%ATS.,Rrc"r,, 7HSt ,,sxo Hysh s'Sed!y SS1!1,
~ SEX e nGS.p, %@ Tess ss "a S H.. 'tS IN sacks
H. I{Ss ia's 'sS*ss>t; S5 e Wiz" 4"
ncn~r., SS.73 aG.25; hard winter :s,rsghl.
nH" r Hr.i @ do; ;s"9, so paiS'i TS ra,sM,
..-r..r, aGd ritT m,Is pat%n! fsm!iy brands
81 Sc Eye "%nf uI aa Quota
,m e IN se's ID smHkGd ana crFaIa o,nd and
@2lc; do skinned, loose, lsa loc do, do.
ssmnoh"d, :o4?lc; hams boiled; hons,ess' ;ncss
&c: brcoEfast hncon. &c; lard. IAc.,
,ons. M s5"it-n.SEaG' IN iiST ,u%s sroomSry, sx,
a 90 5@h"r s'orins goods n %nS,nS 1sS eSirs
.Aeonds. ~ n t5c sweet creamery. extra'
ia 30": "''' 'y,ra nrsts, 5aTsac: tirs,s. 400
SO: love" "raI"s.. ~ " So; eXtrH H 9, oa prints
,'ITf Il" @ ~ ", ,tu ;tI "a and E"&G &c Iower e ono,
~; Western. e&,r. ars,s, 4ec; DO h,s'4, n,sn
ern, fancy, selected, in, cartons s8~ 57c'
lo9;s H' 80 s22@ !" M cnoiS: be-, Sr 81 S'''
X2T 10 Y & sss ss5i ?sHS? sFtS
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-23
BAN HAS HOT WORDS
FOR BASEBALL WRITER'S
"Put Your Own House In Order
Retort Of American Leader

Chicago. Dec. 23.--1'residcnt John
son. of the American League. in letter
{" President +. G. Lieb. of the
New York Baseball Writer'S Associa
tion. in which he asserted baseball off
cial scorers ''in many cases are grossly
lacking in efficiency ana responsible
ity.' advised the Baseball Writer'S As
sociation to put their own house IN
order before sending me scurrilous and
questionable complaints' on . the Ty
Cobb hit controversy.
The New York Chapter of the Base
ball Writer'S Association recent,
adopted and forwarded to President
Johnson n protest against the latter's
action in Giscarling the box score of
the official scorer in n Detroit Yankee
game at New York last May.
In substituting the Associated PRESS
box score of the game Ty Cobb gained
one more hit, making his 1922 batting
average .401.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-23
TWO INDOOR POLO GAMES
SCHEDULED FOR TONIGHT
sryn Mawr Plays Second City
Troop In Feature Game

Two indoor polo games will he played
~ the Cavalry ArmOry. Thirty second
stree and Lancaster Avenu" tonight.
starting AZ : o'clock \ team of Bryn
Mnwr Polo Club stars will meet the
Second City Troop in ono contest,
Will" the Buccaneers from the Bryn
Mawr Riding and Driving Club will
take on Troop 4 in the other number on
the program.
Gr"r2" II. Earle. Sd. and BARCLAY
McFad,Icn will be che backbone OF the
POI" club mGllrt w!rlder< with the third
man to he picked from c. VI. plow-
man. II. G.. Conor and Walter Doth
ard. Those not getting in the feature
Crapple will meet Troop \. Others
likely to SEQ service during the cvenin.
are William Back and Allan Ab"le.
K!nSlcy. Met Coach and Mcneil will
probably start the game for the Second
City Troop, bUt the lineup Of Troop
\ is still somewhat uncertain.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-23
CLOSE BIGGEST OIL |
LEASE N MEXICO.
American Bankers Take Gull
Coast Concession of H..
100000 Acres
OBREG0N GIVES APPROVAL
By Associated Press


Los angeles. Dec. 2".--Ihe LOS nm
geles Times today reported an a."
n"""ccm.n, from tn" promoters ,na,
group OF los Angeles manu'aJh,",;ri Inv, ohtn;ne,i
oanners nnu on operators mas "o'" ..,rh,t
from me MeN,cnn no'erhliel, ~, oll
amounts 10 = piahkct conrts9iT;n ri ',;s,rict If
government iands IN the OIL "''''''' ~
IN" ear, rons.. =, ,ro,sac.
~ inr .he p!ssrs.. VI, ,,o ,r;mes
uon ~ Hekcan n's,or!, in,rortont
snI' anu p,o'.D's we II ,,, Cor II in
WI. ..,. VI ~ onn Zoo n" wy we f inrL ndioin.
vo.'eS .i,oC.Um acres sh "l nidcst 'l, cstoo.
,;iI i''n nn;as m"an; U' ,hn Tnmnico and
T,'nno,, r," ,' ~, ricts =" '"'
Tt, 80. s,u,,,., locIored "the
...nioo.in no rPi also na. w, ,,,,nr,,nt noiitlcal
.;aniGoanna "'co cor;r, na - does after
.i.s, s"in. n.tnmIcd "s oa,',rsrorsv @ hetwccn the
Shu,on,, En,ornn'e,,t onJ tho American
oiI enn,noniss IN which the United
S,o+os Hnnorn,,,nt hos hccn os vet an
,,,,s,'n,ossf,,i ,rh,,ua,nr
On royalty bas's
1t is announced the Los Angeles
group will go into the Mexican OIL dis-
trict and operate according to the
Mexican article q and under a enota, nosis
conc.eSio. ~ tne S"n,. bovo do.
viz, N,o aG,,. irhn conccssion.
E'"ieu 81 i .on,'',.o,t. .iar, 90 driIl or,
10 s,u,eu. pelm'Ns .in .u, NO rirbest
inn9s m .h',Meuiu.e's X:s Jo'"'"7 VI"
"c,is .,i III MeAlco. ,o oe,or tbc
me hInouhceh''mt t""'' ".
return mere from MeAi'W |i ,nr - ,mi
". Nl!son, ~ f. ..ataL ,hcy
Teorgc y. hushhlll'r, WIZ s'" ;,,,nr
obtained the concession allcr "t t ,',,o, ,,on
view with president oorcson "ho pc,
sonally went into the d"talis ot 'he
enterprise. ,
The concession, they statcu. was
made out under the. direct supervision
OF NJ. Alesio Robes. secretary ot II
dutry. Commerce and Labor in the
Obregon Cabinet. Mr.. Wilson said the
lands designated comprlS" virtually nll
Federal oil lands extending along the
gulf coast from n point north OF IAN.
pico to Tuxpam. close to holdings of
the Standard Oil Company. the. i)"heny
interests and other prominent oil com
panies. The concession also includes
the island of Juana Ramirez. SAID ia
have been long sought by american
companies because Of its important
location in geological surveys.
Government Rake on
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-23
GRAIN MARKET

Chicago, Dec. 23.-With practically
no cables in from abrond. due to the
holiday, and with little or no prospect
of any export business in sight, the
grain trade was mainly Of holiday
character here.
A private report from the United
Kingdom took bulish view of the sit.
untion there and said a good demand
was in sight for North American wheat
for December January shipment. This,
however. had little effect on the mar.
krt at the start here. There was some
scattered profit taking of wheat In EVIL
dencc during the early dealings. but the
trade was without II guide.
Trade was not large. a majority of
the traders looking on and waiting for
the close.
The opening. which varied from un-
changed figures to Nc lower. with May
l2lls to 124's. and July 113h to
l13aS, was followed by further slight
declines all around.
Prospects for large receipts Tuesday
had some effect on the corn market
today. After opening unchanged to 1sr
down. with May T21sc to 72Ac, the
corn market underwent n further set =
back.
Oats started unchanged to 1Sc off
with May 45a!c to 45kc. and after
declining little underwent slight
reaction.
Provisions were hrmer. in lihe with
higher quotations on hogs.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-23
RIDLEY PARK HAS
BIG COURT LIST
Thirteen Games Scheduled, lnelud.
ina Nine In League

The Ridley Park High announced its
baskctbnll schedule Yesterday afternoon.
Starting with Brown Pren on January
2 at home, the Ridley Park quintet will
have thirteen games at home and away
In front Of them.
Included in the list are the nine
rames scheduled in the Philadelphia
Suburban League, of which Ridley Park
High is member.
The season will close for the Parkers
on March lG. game with the Media
High School ringing down the curtain
On the cage season.
The schedule follows;
january z, Brown Prop, hor~; 1-u4ary y
yarsdownc Hlgh, home; JauuRrT 10. Darl y
Wigh, away (night: January "a l0wcr
Morton IIish. away January 80. Media Hish,
home Essrnary Gsrm pi on'oMh M fr.Snds'
SSrusry iS; Radnor High, home ESbraary
- &iGh, away; rsbrusry n, LAns4qwps
ID. kSsx; March sysrtAHsrs A!sh.
AaFehAl6 Media High. away.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-23
SIX HURT AS BUS UPSETS
Vehicle Carrying 18 Passengers
Hits Car at Wilmington

Wilmington. Del. Dec. 23.-Six
persons were injured at Eleventh and
French streets early today. when n bus
collided with n motorcar owned by
Frank Williams. 1O2T Kirkwood street,
and the bus was overturned. Those in
jurcd and taken TO the Delaware Hos.
pital for treatment, were Joseph Glenn
cnts. Luther Baxter, Roger Godfrey
Edward Phillips. Charles Day and Will
liam Fox. All suffered from lacern-
tipns
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-23
Proposals
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLlC WORKS
Hl'REAC OF WATER

December II, IV--'
Scaled proposals WIN be received ,,n,, az y
o'clock noon. on Friday, December Co. lss''
for tho following: ,.,,u
Contract No, 6oi-Furnish and ihs'"
sand machines. Queen Lane hlteEs; hou.r
feed pump. Torresdule Pumping station,
Contract No. 02G-Coai storage eaa'p'"'"i
Contract No O27-Furn!shing single h'''
yle FIRE hydrants ,o,,v.r.
Contract No, O2s-.FurnIshins and de'''''
Ing 8'.8"-l2" stop valves, ,.u,.,Inr
C. !, water Dlpc, ,, ,ppy
For full information and particulars a'''
10 ''0''" wv FRANK H. CAyEN,..
Director,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-23
INTERSTATE COURT
LEAGUE: IS FORMED
Swarthmore Prep, Wenonah
and Pennington to Play for
TomIinson Trophy

-r,,. p
VIZ. i'I" ''"'S| re- y
- Srhn"' Ira2u" VII max" its
,nt'.ni bow 10 the srhoulbov fans dur
;Yg .l,n ron,;,r yocr Hosk.,h,I, fstI7
49,.
'.'N' SI"'' ~ '.' I've" ''"E"' "''' Il
>!N-gam" s"h"dul" has b"cn arranged.
Three schools make up the per-
,,,urn, oS .hc 1oogrc TAoy or. Sworth.
... p.. u,,. ,,r:.a I.,,,,,..
''"'' i''P' e''"''uH .h'''"'H l"H''l"''
and bennington School.
The officials hav" held up the schduie
,e ,i.o r.oc,,, 60. ,oo.o ,ho, ,or,,,,,,.
"
'o 49," nope mat S"h""I "Ni'h "N'
r""'",, - Join t." circuit would send
in r. arpifra;ioa.
Nln.. ,n, ,,.,."..,,i,.. o. ,.
'''' "I'' ~ ''''," ''"'
'"','" u" r"""H.' makers went Hh"a!
ana "'''t"G - winch 'h"H an,
noun VI ,oIaF' ''A" gam" nom" an.
away VIII b" rI"|eu by the 'E'" "t
quiMte's.
n" l"Agu" was formed some time ng".
DuI mas never had uh active She""!";
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-23
15 TO COMPETE
I. IN NATIVITY RUN
fifth Annual Street Marathon
Over Northeast Streets
t Draws Record Field
NINE CLUBS REPRESENTED

The Nativity Catholic tIuh Will hoIu
thon on Monday promptly at 1890
O'CLOCK from the c,n'n@ns' 't,r" a, n''S'He A,"s
and Madison streets just "o"N' >'''
'"["S oDo "E"m%r, E,n',.o,, and e+,x.to,r sntric.
have been received. whicA - inc largest
number Of narriers that has ever COM
petel in thr event and also ono of
A. ,o.no.. c,,,. ,,o, hos .tor.cl in
a race in mis- city in years.
Johnny Gray. Of Ent"rTrj<', and
the 'lr'r harrtcrs rs tha, are on Scratch. rhcy
will concc,lc the go" mon 81" minutes
and hf'y seconds Wh''N j. ,"" '' ''
biggest handi"apS imposed in a local ,.
run. The h"ndi'ars all along tn" lin"
ners. n."s TScy S oO> nrc vis;ni"n I;r ,' ood Of
Blue T Ribbon % L. Kens.ns:tc@ Toys' rI1b; 1ls;
entry has been received from WASH
'"trRH TR@ list Of prizes is long ono and
sents1 T tn "'"fSs' tbe contestants, Meadow
brook. which captured ,ho four previous
runs. is again t4" iavortn nnu should
trouble. +,
The course will be the SAM as in IN
evTnS st r%Shc%sc %rar neisroGs oS s%"T and Mads"n
ntLu.s' nLo' @u,n on nt'S ,rnr o,,,;rso avc.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-23
Tug.oT.War Champion Dies

Boston. I,oo 23.--Timotny J. Cofrev. who
y as .' ilr!i!Rl tug war Champion OF this
, oIr'lv fo- zen Years. Nnt C!a!meI he could
- ru.! nay man IN y" world 81 the end OF
y.pe. l'eL Ncr, yetariay. In 1905 ~ n
tournamcr' IN New York Corey defeated
~ "uty.seYeu men OF ruarv nations In con-
es! advertised for II. worlds champion
SHIP
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-23
THE KESSISGTOS TRUST COMPANY
Philadelphia. Pa.

DeCeWber II. 1V.-,
The Directors have this day declared :
per share) on the Capital stock Of this Com
pany. payable December 20. l02.. to holder.
OF Stock OF record at the close, Of business
CHAS MARTIN Treasurer
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-23
SOUTHWARK TITLE AND TRUST

Philadelphia. Pa. December II. lH."s
Tie Hoard OF Directors have this day
,,ocia red n sem!-annual dividend Of Gct. fres
Il all taxes. payable 10 Stock Holders as o.
l.. H. VERT,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-23
LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS

R l"SoS T. MA S Merks, n1a acs!yS ioa ,'s 9Ighs;
buE E pask.ne nSS IN &c .o%s, " 81 7s5; pigs mostly
ssTs 25;. few ,up 20 $40; estimaicd bold
medium. n2'' ss.4oa SIS: lisht ss.i56STC:
gn s9'i sS"% S"stnG 4,w. raeh1s faYsn Gwr si5
t'ATTrLE"ff-cSipts. 1000 head Marhe,
c%%2FGa %n H HsSsr Msfs 'f GOOD .f sa1%s "F "
tng most advanc"; extrem" top maturod
steers. sls; host long reari!nss N load lots,
ers and feeders, 23@Aoc lover: better
grades beef cowa and hsfcrs. 500 73c lower;
d"cins; ii: y lover %TS" sfaac butcher 81 stock
steady: Gamers and cutters, ?5n 800 w;
%1s S @ M sK prss TSs 'ayt' cs ssfs
ST.13I'25: stoCkers and feeders, s5Iiu
az G"ef G9%s and hsae5S xss .n
sMEEp~ Receipts, 1000 head. Marie,
Snsveny wSSSa ""Ss "%sr RS RsevS fSt mSs Of S
fna.p fa Sr%rn* traGs TSsS;s srons fssa.4 s@y
week. extreme top fat lambs, l6.4 40 to shIp.
smEs psG.GT 'i2 hesyy ewes SD$
mn; wcsk's top feeding lambs. N4,03; hu
sold r''s""ds" ss"d SS % neaSs. a !Hssy'
sheep, ss.5O. Steady Lambs, $3.50
CAINES--R 100 head. Hishor
Top, 3li: an
c"ipts 375 head. Dull; Calves-hrceir'
500 head. steady S5p4.50.
HOGS--Receipts 1000 head l0Gl L..
higher. heavy, So mixed. 5000: l01s yolh.
ers - l09a.l5; pigs. tg.l5gs25 rousho,
81 80 "a 1.75; stays, 81. 5OS650
SHEEP AND LAMBS--ReceIp,s, lioo
head Active. unchanged.
Cincinnati. Dec. 28.--HOGs - Rsce'p.s,
1000 head; steady to $50 higher heaylcE
IS 6O9s.75 packers and butchers. SS.73 i
O. heavy fat SONS. s6U7 20: pigs ana
lights S7@8: stage S+q525.
CATTLE &c. Rcccints 225 head - SteU",.
calves. lover, sip -.
SIEEP-R-C 'pts - head-S'.'a'H. .
AMBS-Stcad!,
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Grestzer; Central High ,..,. 8
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!.itvack. Southern H!gh
Halderson. Northeast High
Hoffman. Southern Ilgh o
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Kronmiller FrAuktu'G High
Sabeimsn, Central Hlrh.,.. -
TomI.n, Frankf0rh E.Su... u
ScarborcuEh, Northeast High
Rhimer. G-rmarIown !IEh 2
Lachman, Germantown H!gh 3
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