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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1922-01-27
That Was Different.

Scene: A Milwaukee police court.
James Montgomery, negro, Is being
arraigned. He Is charged with theft.
Archie Carey, lawyer, rushes in.
Carey-Your honor, I've just been
called to defend this man. I've had
no chance to confer with him. enter
plea of not guilty and request con-
tinuance.
Prosecutor-For your benefit, Mr..
Carey, the defendant is charged with
stealing limousine, belonging to one
Archie Carey!
Carey-M-m-ml Guess I'd better
withdraw from the case. BY the way.
Mr.. Prosecutor, did you recover my
car?-Milwaukee, Journal. :
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1922-01-27
Stable Manure Increases Fertility by
Adding Humus to the Soil.


Of fertilizer used will depend upon the
requirements Of the crop to be grown
and upon the condition Of the soil
which is used for crop production. A
sugar beet crop, for instance, should
have abundant potash. while for
wheat or corn crop attention should be
given to the nitrogen supply.
Fit Fertilizer to Soil Needs.
A complete fertilizer consists Of nj
.trogen, phosphoric acid and potash.
Materials containing these elements
are mixed In different proportions for
different crops and for different soil
requirements. 1t frequently appears
that a complete fertilizer Is not re-
quired. For example. there may be
present in the soil an abundant sup
ply Of available potash, but the sup
ply Of nitrogen and phosphoric acid
may be deficient.
Under certain conditions commercial
fertilizers do not seem effective. This
may be due to the fact that the fer
tilizing elements are not used In proper
proportions, or It may be due to the
physical conditions Of the soil. The
Rreater benefits are obtained from COM
nlercial fertilizers when the. soil Is
we'll supplied With humus. There
should, Of course. be a SUFFICIENT sup
Ipiy Of moisture In the soil to dissolve
land hold In solution the plant foods
'lhbt are already present or that may
~ supplied N the form Of commercial
o1Ftiiisen J. !.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1922-01-27

line had infinite possibilities of devel-
Opment. We think that every known
angle has been exhausted, and then
10 and behold there appears totally
original conception Of the same line.
The newer frocks are thrilling, that is
all there is to 1t. And the prayer Of
the American woman, that the straight
silhouette at last seems to have Its an
swer always In the affirmative.
Gowns grow more picturesque as
time goes on, even though their gen.
eral outlines remain quite according to
established precedent.
The black and white dress follows
that liking for the strong contrast Of
the two colors which Is so character
Istic of Partisan dresses just now. Only
the sleeves and the portion Of the
bodice from which they spring are of
white-white georgette. The rest Of
the gown Is made of a beautiful soft
black velvet, trimmed around the bot
tom of the skirt with chenille lace
done into an interesting pattern Of
decoration.
Cuffs Are Attractive.
The cuffs Of the sleeves are, per-
haps, the most attractive part of this
dress, for they accentuate that width
about the lower portions of the sleeves
which, just at the present time, adds
an indescribable air Of smartness to
any gown. There are those who pre-
dict that the wide sleeve will shortly
fact that 1t has already run its course.
But 1t cannot be said In regard to the
newer models that this statement has
been In the least way demonstrated.
The cuffs seem to be even wider and
more picturesque.
Then the French are so pleasant
about everything they design. They
have actually managed to create long
sleeves that really do not get In ones
way, and that by reason Of the subtle
things they do to them. For instance,
the ends of the longer sleeves are
more apt than not to be decorated with
some very heavy trimming on the end
Of lightweight material. Now, this
Weighing does real service In that
It automatically drops back the. sleeve
as the arm Is held up. So. as one
reaches for something, one finds that
the sleeve Is being mlraculously lifted
from oil contact with bric-a-brac along
the way, just because the heavy cuff
Is realizing Its own part In the game.
You will find this happening over
and over again on the French dresses.
Do not be afraid to try wearing one of
them, for your imagination has been
wrong In picturing their awkwardness.
They are so graceful. indeed, that they
promptly impel you to throw your
arms about In competition with the
rhythmic dancers. You become fasci-
mated with the manners of your own
sleeves, and 1t seems interesting to see
Just how cleverly they will behave.
The sleeves on a coat are made on
this same general plan, and with the
same subtle reasohing lying behind the
manner Of their fur edgIng. Sleeves Of
this character viii be seen on many
Of the new afternoon coats, and all
one can say for them is that they GER
tainly have a way Of making the coat
about as graceful garment as has ut
any time been seen in any wardrobe.
The fact Is that the modern coat IL
running close second to the gown for
laterest In design and for general be-
I. $3.50
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1922-01-27

gray stockings with black shoes, which
do so much to accentuate the color
scheme by repetition. And gray suede
gloves are just about as good as any
thing that has ever been popular for
the covering Of the hands. They are
much more In key than white ones
could be and not nearly 80 difficult to
keep looking the pink Of perfection.
Color In these afternoon wraps Ii
not SO greatly In evidence as might
have been imagined from advance re.
ports. Still. one sees coats of deep
purple, and those Of the reddish tones
which are awfully good looking. A
deep red Kasha cloth cape. trimmed
with wide collar end cuffs Of caracul
3 an interesting importation.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1922-01-27

ing $500 acres, at Baton Rouge, La,
Is Of interest. Last year 200-acre
field Of corn was planted on this farm,
The rats worked their way through
the field, stealing all the seed before
the kernels could terminate. The field
was planted second time, and again
the rats overran the prospective corn
field, leaving In their wake paths Of
destruction. Undeterred, the farm
manager planted the field to corn
third time, and ultimately secured a
poor stand. which resulted In the pro-
duction of about one-third Of nor
NAL corn crop.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1922-01-27

comingness. In the past there has been
some reason to complain that coats
were clumsy in appearance or that
they ran to the other extreme and
were overdone In the way Of ginger
bread trimmings. But now all of that
has been artistically overcome In both
directions. The coats and wraps
strike that happy medium Of design
which is so desirable and so filled with
charm.
There is no reason why the coat now
adays should not be just as becoming
as the frock. Sometimes 1t is even
more so. But 1t is an inspiring expert
ence for any woman to be able to wear
a beautiful gown covered by beauti-
full wrap, knowing In her heart that
when she sees fit to remove the outer
garment she has in store for all on
lockers a complete change of scene.
The coats are warm. too, by reason
of their featherweight and wooden In
terlinings. There Is nothing obvious
about woOlens In these modern days
nothing too plain and unbeautiful.
They are all concealed under soft chif-
fons and silks and velvets and duve-
tynes. But they are on hand none the
less to defy any cold breezes and to
make the winter weather pleasant no
matter what the social occasion. Time
was, you know, when If one cared to
be interesting looking in winter then
one made up ones mind to freeze
gently but willingly. There was no
chance for gracefulness combined with
warmth. But now all that has changed.
and the more delicate wrap looks the
more one may be sure that 1t has
tucked away In its innards some fairy
paddings that guarantee 1t for winter.
OF Heavy Black Satin.
heavy black satin, and for its lining
there is all that entrances" we have
just been describing. The fur about
the neck and sleeves is gray, the en-
broidery which Is concentrated on the
sleeves is also done In gray, and the
hhAhS, W fSPVdt thC SchCiui CViof
scheme, Is soft gray crepe.
This desire for black and gray has
become general one during this pres
ent winter season. In all sorts and
conditions of wraps and ways the
union of the two colors Is demon
strated. Really, one feels out of the
general running II one has not at least
one costume made Of these two colors.
Each Of them seems to give life to the
other, and 1t may be said that seldom
has a combination of two shades be-
come so generally fattering.
The black coats trimmed with cara
cul or squirrel or any Of the other
gray furs are much In demand. The
blacks are those materials which have
thick, heavy maps; and which by rea-
son of this texture manage to look so
much blacker than the usual blacks.
There is nothing dingy or dull about
their surfaces, for they Shine and gilt
ter In the sunlight, raising them COM
pletely out Of the funereal class. Black
Of this character does not seem to be
black, but is really color, especially
when it has some gray surfaces to
show 1t in delightful contrast. Then
there must always be considered those
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1922-01-27
Too Much TO Expect.

A man took a house which proved
to be of the jerry-built order Of archi-
lecture, so much so that one day the
rain came through the roof and
swamped the place.
When the landlord called for his
rent the tenant exclaimed, indignant
ly: II say, 1t is too bad; the other
night the rain came through the roof
and gave me regular shower bath.
You really ought to do something"
fought to do somethingl" growled
the landlord. do you expect me to
provide you with soap and towels,
too?"
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1922-01-27
Not Quite Sure.

Polite Peddler Ito small boy swing
Ing on gate)-Little boy, Is your
mother engaged?
Little Boy-Come in and I will see.
/ think she Is marketable.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1922-01-27

A man may work and fool people
into the belief that he's loafing, but
not vice versa
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1922-01-27

Beauty is only skin deep, but Q
sweet disposition extends all the way
through.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1922-01-27

It's pretty easy to be liberal with
other peoples money.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1922-01-27
An EXPLANATION.

A school teacher asked class Of
80 children, "What is a duchessf"
Thirty-one were discreetly silent,
but an eight-year-old ventured, Some
body who talks Dutch"
Evening star., 1922-12-28
a Son of the Sahara
A Modern Story of the Desert


pursue their way. Whether she liked
it or not. this lovely, wayward girl
would be his before many weeks had
passed
Then he returned to his chair and
sat there deep in some reverie, this
time not planning the sort of home
he would make for her in Paris. but
how he would have certain rooms in
his palace at ElAmmeh furnished for
her reception.
A steward announcing tea brought
him out of his meditations.
Tea was served on deck. with the
sun glinting on the blue water and
running in golden cascades down the
hillside.
Together they watched the sun set
and saw night barely shadow the
world when the moon rose. filling the
scene with silver glory.
Its white light led them back into
harbor. and in its flood the two walk
ed to the hotel together.
In the garden lie Breton paused to
take leave of his hostess.
Just one kiss. Hearts Ease. for the
sake of last night" he whispered.
willingly Pansy lifted her flower
like face to his.
Just one then. Raoul, you darling,
since you've been SO nice about every
thing"
AS lie Breton stopped TO kiss her it
seemed to him that he would not have
to resort to force in order to get the
girl. Only a little patience and per-
suasion were needed. and he would
win her in her own. white, English
Evening star., 1922-12-28
MARSHALL BUSINESS
BROKERS.

MARSHALL BUSINESS
BROKERS.
Toomin. house: II rooms: well furnished.
Near Capitol and Library. Owner going
New York. must sell. Rent. $50. Price, 81 so
Eooming house near 1lth and Mass. ave
IL rooms. Price. 81 500. Inspect and you
will buy.
Beautiful and exclusive rnoming house up-
town L. rooms, baths; h.-w.h. electricity.
Price, $l,7Oo.
Stationery store. downtown; rent, $50. rrce,
$1,000
Cigars and news near transfer corner. One
OF best corners in city. Price right.
Rr.Ity rarlors. eIpensirey equipped. 10
Gated near 14th and q sts. Price, 81 800.
Bakery and ice cream. good NV. location;
rent. $40; price. 81 500.
Grocery and meats rent, $50; 3-yesr leasr,
81. coo.
I.unchrcom on 9Th st, we'll furnished; low
rent; price. $500.
Garage: transient location. downtown: splen-
did proposition; price. 50. 500.
We want business places at right rrices for
cash buyers. List your psce now and save
time.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
Continued.

oo04N60O Ox3Uhx UNI 460.
Continued.
CAFE and near beer place for sale. downtown:
low rent. Address BOX l74-H. star Office. .a'
II, Star ONCE c3s
ICE CREAM. delicatcssen. bakery. fountain.
ianch. home made best business section. 14'h
81. north or Park road; fixtures new: good
reason Tor selling. Col. 1854. IS
billiard PARLOR. I2 tables; new; beet
location In town; good reason for selling. Al
dress Box 269-H Star once. 2s'
l"-RooM HOUSE. including cafeteria; furni-
ture Tor sale or rent 1897 r at. 2s
AUTO REPAIR SHOP FOR sale on prominent
thoronghfare: equipped with machine shop.
Welding plnnt and battery charging outfit.
Tel y o11s: after p-m.. Col. s4s6. :p'
;uBLIC SALE
OF Valuable Personal Property At
Chesapeake Beach. Md
The undersigned. ss attorney. will sril a.
public sale. AZ the railway station at Chess
peske Beach. in Calvert county, Maryland a,
the hour Of II O'Clock noon on
SATURDAY. DECEMBER 80. 1922.
the following property:
All the property situated on the hoard walk
at Chesapeake Beach known as the Gar
r"nsel.' including the Merry -go-round'' and
al other property connected or used there
All the property situated on said boa I'd wa
known as the Bowling Alleys. including In.
balls, pins and all other property connected or
The terms Of sale cash the day of
sale or nnal ratification thereof by the couri
A deposit Of $500 Will be required at the time
and place Of sale.
JOHN r.. GRAY.
Attorney Named in Mortgage.
Prince Frederick Nd. :.
S1m-RO0MING HOUSE. 10 rms: rent. sGh.
s7rD-ROomng house, rooms: rent. $50.
SSJ0-Roominc house, ~ rooms. rent So.
81 WO-ROoming house. L. rooms; rent, Sl3n.
81 .2Oo-Rooming house, IL rooms. rent, 50.
$6O0-Rooming house. IS rooms; rent so.
81 .OO0-GrOcery and . rooms. rent $40.
81 .5W-Grocery and meat bus: reut, $50.
81 l.sOp-Grocery and rooms: rent s3e.
$lo0-Confect ard lunch: rooms, good 10
cation: inspect Immediately.
S25o-Confect. and lunch: rooms.
S4.WO-Confect and fountain; big business
81. .6O-Lunchroom and rooms: rent. $50.
S.oOO-Lunchroom and rooms; rent, $50.
S2O-Aut" repair shop; rent, S45.
81 lOp-Aufo repair shop. scar capacity.
&56-Tsilor shop: good corner; rent. $40,
81 ."O-Near-hosr business: rent so
$4W-Shoe shine and cigar bus: rent. e..
r. NJ. CURTIS, MAIN 2o4,.
2ls Machinist,' Bldg. 9ih and Mass. ave. u.
Evening star., 1922-12-28

MESSENGER Roy with wheel. Apply al2
llth st. W.
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WANTED-HELP.

MEYER man ORIGINAL REQ
nendations in applyino for em-
0fOtnnenf Fse r0pIEH
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WANTED-HELP.

c-r,-isA.. 1879. nj w.I.,s,
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WANTED-HELP.

ALTERATION HAND: must he experienced.
Apply Morrison's llOa at. NV.
FINISHER on coats. brttonhole maker;
steady work. Address Box 1851 star once
Evening star., 1922-12-28
WANTED-SITUATIONS.

ACCOUNTANT vii! close your books make up
annual pnoht and loss statement and balance
sheet. ard prepare income tax returns. day or
evening work. Address BoX 344 r. Star oti.e.s
HOOkkEEPER salesman. Young man age
2s. desires position. Address Box l7cH, Star
ofice oSs
Evening star., 1922-12-28

5 KOY, coIored. wanted for general work
around grocery: one who can drive q machine;
| refereNce YARo 18th
Evening star., 1922-12-28

FILTER. experienced. for ladies' garments:
must have city experience. Apply Hendon s.
Evening star., 1922-12-28

Furniture and miscellaneous articles bought.
Best prices paid. Prompt attention.
Tie Amer Household CO., 7l3 18th ST. NV.
Evening star., 1922-12-28

MEN in demand for positions a. mechanical
a week We will train you during your spare
time, day or night. Call or phone for Iparticu.
lars. Columbia School Of ORA fling. 14th and T
ate
Evening star., 1922-12-28

Eoomin: house: II rooms: well furnished
Near Capitol and Library. Owner going
New York. must sell. Rent. $50 Price, 81 go
Evening star., 1922-12-28

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
PERMANENT POSITIONS IN VICINITY OF
NEW YORK FOR EXPERIENCED MACHIN-
lists. ROILERMAKERS. PlPEFITTERS. AIR
BRAKE REPAIRMEN. CARMEN. APPLY AT
OFFICE OF SUPERVISOR. ROOM &c.. UNION
STATION. TAKE ELEVATOR OR STAIRS
To 3D FLOOR. POSToFFICE END.
Evening star., 1922-12-28

LADIES, ?. and young man,
experienced i'll jewelry business,
wanted to dispose of Our $4,000
stock have been at o33 Pa. ave.
now at 1926 New York ave.
L. CALLISHER.
Evening star., 1922-12-28

CONTINUED in Tomorrow Star.l
Evening star., 1922-12-28

MAN over Do two years booking experience.
to qualify for position in income tax work;
in reply give age. training and phone num-
her Addresk Rox 2l2-J. star office. 3Oe
Evening star., 1922-12-28

RI .Ity rarlors. e1pensively equipped.
Gated near 14th and g SITS. Price, So. 800.
Evening star., 1922-12-28

NURSE. white girl Of foreign birth. Cleye
I'd 6S1 500
Evening star., 1922-12-28

MEN or hoys. colored. to set pins: steady
work. King Ping Bowling Alleys, 14th and
Evening star., 1922-12-28

Garage: transient location. downtown: splen-
did proposition; price. $s. 500
Evening star., 1922-12-28
FRANKLIN 24Nl.

WANTED-Bedroom. living room and dining
room furniture and rugs. Call Franklin 1889 J.
Evening star., 1922-12-28

MEN wishing positions. Aremen. brakemen
colored train porters. on large eastern roads
write for information: Slaa- 5000 month: e1pe
riencp unnecessary. Inter Railway. Dept. SO
Indianapolis Ind
Evening star., 1922-12-28

LARORERS. concrete work and excavatng
Apply Mr.. Spear, Job on Rosemary street at
corner Of water tower street north of Bradley
lane in Chevy CHASE. Maryland. one square
west of Connecticut avenue. Top pay for
ca fare
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TURKS HALT y. S. RELIEF
Customs Duties Prevent Landing Of
Near East Supplies

Constant inople, Nov. 7.--(By a. P)
1t is feared that all American re-
lief efforts in the Near East may> have
to be stopped If the Nationalists in.
sist upon the imposition Of the Gus
toms duties prescribed by the Angora
Government
Two millions pounds Of supplies on
board the United States shipping
Board steamer Saug....; cannot be LANDED
from the harbor here. because the M q.
tiunaists demand duties n.grcgatinR
almost the total value of the cargo,
which is about 5000. .OOO., More than
half the cargo is flour. The Near East
Relief has an additional large cargo
on the way from New York ON the
Cocur d Alenc.
The American relief organization.
have asked Rear Admiral Mark l..
Bristol. tn" American naval chief here
to intcrcedc with the Angora Govern.
hicnt.
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MoNEY.lENplNG RATES

LONDON-Monev. per cent. Discount
,..'as. short and three months bills. eha per
cent.
PHILtDELPHIA-Call 5 per cent time
-. 10 . per cent: commercial paper. three
20 six months, ~ to B per cent.
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NEWS FOR INVESTORS

directors Of the Tenth National Banl,
have added $4,000 to surplus. incrcas :
ing that fund to S3lO.OOO. The regular
semi annual dividend of 1 per cent was
declared.
The Cumberland and PENNSYLVANIA
Railroad has been valued tentatively
by the Interstate Commerce Commits
sion at S4.269.0OO The outstanding
stock and bonds Of the company, at par.
according to its books. amount to S4..
9ul. 900.
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BAR SILVER
Reserve Banks Discount Rates

Bar silver was quoted IN london todav a
33Ts Il uer ounce.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-07
LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS

Chicago. Nov. .I.-HoGs-Recc.pts. as..ooo
@ 10 N"lHi' NSuha SO i' Sn9 'iS TO
800 pound butchers mostly S.. 50 q 500; top.
s alss.d e@S"f sssS hssvl vssSt sS disFsSs
,Shs s%soiS sh; ESs ss S q sscsS.
-ows, rough. 81 q $50; killing pigs, $40
strong to higher on al! killing classes oval:
haeFs IN ;rons Shoss
>c,r,,nss sl:. some held higher; little done
:t$s!y -'sa a ssyn 'S5S SsSss e;
An and y ays dua,y Iaas 'sns sonsaereG aTsfS Zoe higher
5r-SS !ss t TO sSsd sss hsF Fs' smHs sH
w"s,%Trs, sl4' Is to sh.pSsrs; si4 to pack.
"rs: light sunplv RANGERS; mostly feeders no
cary sales: sheep around steady
East st Louis. ILL.,. Nov. 7:-CATrIEE..
raa 2rns mos'iy "s, FSs ilss, yes ? AYES
s,e.dT ,09a 'g,s 4. 'sh, searn 'se5s e r.
9o!9srH bulls. S3.'3a 4..5' bulk, stock steers
HOGS Receipts. 10 900 head. Market
siS '",s,f s,ran. .',s
21c higher on fat lambs. other classes un-
han.sd; only part OF run here: one lot good
gatiye lambs. sl3.75. few other sales. Sl3. so,
choice to prime lambs quotable at Sl4: culs
$s.5On bulk fat light ewes, Sc q $50: heav-
."s. SI84,5O.
PhtsburEh. Nov. :. - HOGS - Receipts.
1900 head Higher Heavies. 50. $3.50 :.
1"avv workers. Ss.o099: light workers. and
qcs s0IglO.
SHEEP AND T..tMBS-Receip.s, 800 head
Steady Sheen. s.; lambs. 1913.
CALNES-HcceIpts. $50 head. Steady
Top. sl2
Re|sp,s Eatt "uHa'' 81" hs' " stSadv sMd caEves' re-
cc!r,s 900 head. Steady. s5Tl?,So.
uaavT tt,y' mixSd yo-kers. % ,isht york.rs and
pigs, 90; roush1s. ,S;&21;s stass s'E1 o,,o
SHEEP AND I.AMBs RECEIPTS: ?Aco
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France Names Peace eleoates

Paris. Nov. Thy 4. P.>---France
named today her delegates to the Turk
ish peace conference to be held at Lnu.
same. They are Maurice Bompard,
bassador at Constantinoplc. and Ca
mile Barrcre. Ambassador to Italy.
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the Turk must stand by the document
signed few weeks ago at Mudania.'

Malta. Nov Thy A. T)--Fur.
thcr Turkish demands will be made at
the Lausanne peace conference. namely.
that the Greek islands Of Mytilene and
Chios. in the Aegean off the Asia Minor
const, be given TO Turkey. aud that
Turkey shall be permitted TO admins.
ter her own debt.
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Refuse Kemalist Demands

The demands of the Kemalists. which
the allied commissioners have refused 70
grant. and the new crisis which has
arisen from this situation were the sub
j"ct II conference yesterday between
the allied generals and Rafet Pasha.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-07
London Metal Market

London. Nov. 7-standard COPPER. SPOT,
sS3 los 6r: futures. f6+. Is. 90: elsctroiytic.
sp@,, 10 los; futures; 81, sT'n' ,'.D.t SPOT
sro. 600 "a Cd; futures. E8h 80 Sd L.nc
spnt f3T l5s: futures. fa5 lis Ga
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-07
p,Ie.. Finn on Paris eourse

Paris. Nov. Prizes wore Arm. on Il.
H1ur.s today. Three per cent rentes. ,'st
35e Exchange on London, 69r, 4hc. Five
"|- cent loan. 74f s5c. The dollar was
d!oted at l5f 6ec