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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-23
Illinois Swimmer
Breaks a Records

HONOLULU. T. IT,. June "a
(By the Associated Press)-John-
ny WeiHsmuller swimming prodi-
Ky OF the Illinois Athletic club.
broke four more worlds records
here last night In the open water
meet OF the shrine festival. These
were made in the 100 meter. 900
meter. 40 yard and 500 yard
events.
Weissmuiler swan 100 meters IN
three minutes Is seconds. The
former record. four minutes tat.
was made by Hodgson OF Canada
In the olympic yames al stock
holm. Weiasmuller's time In the
800 meter course IA five minute =
8 2-s seconds. The former record.
5.A 2-b. also was held by HOdgson
The Chi- .go hoy SWIM 900 yards
in 3.93 2-5. Ross' would record
for that distance In asa e-s.
At the md OF ths go yard race
Weissm1iler Id by forty ya-dr
sam KahanomOku.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-23
PUBLIC HEALTH
NURSE IS ACTIVE
AMONG MOTHE|
Neighborhood Conf
cnces Being Arrang|
on Care of ~Infants|

The public health nurse ~ Il
working among mothers and 4
babies and ns an interesting req,
for the past week. n was given
nj tine city health office today
During that time she made
home visits. ut Is OF which hot
she found sick babies. A. the
quest of a number OF mothers,
conferences yer held at which
rtructions and demonstrations VI
given In pasteurifing milk. 1
In the proper methods Of bath
and caring for sick infants dur
the Intense heat.
Mrs. Mary Little. the pull
health nurse. N meeting vita
great deal Of announcement In
work amt the results have aires
shown the need Of a nurse In
field. Physicians and families
urged Ia refer to the health
p0rtment any cases OF aick infal
where u n believed that bedf
instructions and help In lnterpl
ing the Doctors orders are need
NeighbOrhood conferences
now being arranged In vartl
parts of the city. where an
groups of mothers who are Inn
erted In knowing how TO cnrc
babies a meet and talk "
Mrs. Little.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-23
BY DILLY EVANs

With the baseball season one
third over. what about the two
major leAgues7
Are the clubs running true 10
formg VIII the two New York
clubs repeat. as nj generally pre-
dlcted by the experts7
What have been the outstanding
features OF the two races7 HAS
any rank outsider a chance to up
set the talent?
These and a score Of other aues-
lions are now being debated b.
followers OF major league bait.
That means every lover OF base
ball In the United States IL very
much Interested In the major ca
que races Followers OF major lea
que ball are not confined 70 the
cities In the circuits.
In one respect tho two major
League races have sun~true to .teTm
The New York clubs have shown
the way practically all season.
though the Browns have temper
ariy nosed the Yankees out OF
first place.
Babe" Ruth. after hts six
weeks absence. II once again the
big magnet OF the game.
Ruth Sets Record
Getting back into the game on
May 20. against ST. Louis, Ruth
packed them into the Polo Grounds
for four days. setting a record.
In a recent series at 81. l-ouis
between the same clubs. $4,000
fans saw the four games, a record
for that city.
IL there il one thing that Ruth
does. Il II break records When he
isn't doing that little thing at the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-23
FAMOUS SURGEON Z
WILL ADDRESS
STATE DENTISTS
DIR. Mayo and Other
Distinguished Dental
Educators to Speak
Here Next Week

DR.. Charles II. Mayo Of Roch-
ester. MINI. one OF the leading
surgeons In the world. will I'D
dress the afternoon session OF the
New Mexico Dental society on tho
oprning day Of its fifteenth con-
yention here Monday. Other
leading dental educators OF the
country have been secured 10 make
addresses at the sessions. which
will last from June &c TO rs. APP
proximately 80 Of tbs leading state
dentists and their families are ex-
pected to attend the meeting.
The meeting OF the society will
open Monday morning with "a rus
mess session. reports. and an id
dress by the president. Dr. G. a..
Woolgar OF Magdalena.
Al 1870 pm. Dr. q. ~. Means.
professor at the University OF
Louisville. will read a paper on
The Gold Inlay" Discussion will
follow and then DR.. Charles ~.
Mayo OF Rochester. MINI. will
read q paper ON Dentistry aud Its
Relation to Preventive Medicine"
Professor Means will also. during
the same afternoon. deliver u lee
ture on Cavity Preparation" and
will demonstrate his theories with
a table clinic. A plunge In the
Y. NJ. G. a. swimming pool will
be the closing event OF the day.
The ladies' Of the society will be
taken TO a cinema picture In the
evening, followed by a supper at
the College Inn.
ON Tuesday. June 81. Dr Means
viii continue his table clinic dem
onstraiion on Cavity Prepare
ton" with a complete exhibit Of
the technic. In the afternoon
Professor u. a. Rickert OF the
University OF Michigan will deliver
LECTURES with lantern slides on
The ~BacterioloEy Of Puiple--
Teeth" treating on the topics Of
the Indications and contralndlca-
lions for the treatment Of infected
teeth and how 10 treat and manage
pulpless teeth. There will he n
banquet and dance at the Albu-
querque Country club In the eve
ming.
DIR. Fristac To Talk
ON the final day OF the meeting
the program will be entirely de-
voted 10 the study Of oral hygiene.
Dr. u. a. Rickert will deliver n
lecture on tina, subject. DR.. w.
Clyde Davis, dean Of the Univer-
sity Of Nebraska college Of dentis-
try. will give a lecture ON Pulp
less Teeth" illustrated with lantern
slides. discussing the three phases
OF treatment; preventive. curative
and corrective. In the afternoon
DR. Evelyn y. Frisbie Of this city
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-23
AT THE
THEATERS

..B-
Sunshine Harbor' il a charm
ingly told story with a strong hu-
man appeal, "a N the story OF a
girl VINO meets romance, adyen-
ture, and n tolfch Of tragedy, only
TO have things take n turn for the
best In the end.
Lyric
Lavender and old Lace" IA a
beautiful scree production, Pc
cuiiarly adapted TO the personality
OF Marguerite snow, who plays the
leading role.
pnsfime
"A Connecticut Yankee In King
Arthur's Court" gives theater fans
a chance for "A real, wholesome
laugh that IN more than skin deem.
II IL the kind OF picture you viii
want to @ twice.
Ideal
The Phantom Terror" Is a story
OF action and gripping situations.
The comedy attraction IL -
shakey Family Tree" n star fea-
ture.
Crystal
br. Iorenz. h%ypnotirt, has new
stunts az each performance fDr
hts audience His performance
are fun OF fun and stunts well
worth seeing.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-23
No FURTHER DANGER
WIRES co. SHERIFF

MARION. III, june 23-(by tho
Associated Pressl+Bheriff Melvin
Thaxton Of Williamson county to-
day replied To Gov. Smairs re-
quest for an official report on the
mine war 10y t~eiegraphing the gov-
that the situation IN well
in hand, there IL no danger OF fur
Their outbreaks and there is no
need for troops"
Robert Medili. state director OF
mines arrived from Springfield
and Immediately went into confer
ence with states Attorney Duty.
Mr., Medili was accompanied ca
his trip by A. w. Kerr. CHIEF coun-
sci OF the Illinois miners.
Eevery attempt to locate J. W.
Lester owner Of the mine. to OBJ
tain his version Of the events lead
ing to the disaster failed.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-23
HOW TO PLAY BASEBALL
Batters Often Tip You on What They Intend
to Do, Says Gardner

baseman's ability 20 cover ground.
The fact that a third baseman
knows what each pitched bail Ia
going to be also aids him In cover-
Ina more ground.
An infielder should be ready at
all times 10 help a tenmmate on
plays by coaching him. In fact
the nor each lnfieidor helps the
other. the better the team play and
organization IL built up.
Go After Elm
! consider Il Of great importance
for . third haneman 10 try for
essry bail hit In his territory, re-
EardieAs ok whether he makes an
error or not
show me a player who makes
plenty OF errorq and will show
you a player who ~ always giving
his best efforts-whieh 10 the long
run viii get results.
last. but not least. I feel Chaf
every infieider should work 10 per-
feet his throw to first base. Hard
work and constant practice VIII
accomplish wonders In this respect,
A player csnnot ret too much
practice. In baseball like every
thinE else Il makes perfect.
Tomorrow. a disruNtnn Of thr
~ncxczaliy fut every fnuai1er Dc.
xciopsuE an uudrrhnz.1 throw.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-23
ny LARRY GARDNER
stesan Star @ the Cleveland

Indiana
= IN piselnx third base there are
many points which tho major
ieaHneF considere most important.
yet they mean littit o. nothing TO
the amateur.
IL 10 well 20 try 20 an.crb in
one dose all there ~ 70 Know about
d position on the infield.
n IL much batter TO learn the
eIemenfafy essentials and to grasp
the inside stuff as the player zd-
pnnces In HIS profession. My know
ledge Of playing third base has
been acquired through observation
and advice scattered over years Of
service.
4 conn,der a study OF the bat
tiers Of utmost importance. II will
enable the third haremsn. in .
great many Eases. 10 determine
Whether the batsman intends to
sunt az hit.
olives Self Away
I'hia cannot be done with AL
nat{<fz. Bus IN q great many caasa
ths batter has some peeuiIar moy
meat or M1fI1H with which no
4It<s away his intentions.
Aa3-H1r tUI4Ii11t thing n 20
I4afu a. a1oE ~ possible the field
which 4 1att<r - mast likely 20
N. E1is 4>ipa slc4tly ~ q tnifa
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-23
sEc1tEr SERVICE MEN
HAVE DIFFICULTY

grave secret service which sent
thirty guards 10 Herrin, H.. for
the Lester Strip mine where the
ri0ting occurred yesterday today
announced they could account for
only two men. A. y. Finley and
an unidentified man, the latter
baaien into an unrecoxnixAbie con-
dillon and for a time believed dead
were In the hospital at Herrin, n
was said. Other unconf1fmed re-
ports from Herrin were that sid
ney Morrison. one of the agency's
men. was mortany wounded and
that three others were rumored
to nave escaped from the fighting
area.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-23
Woman Finds Faults
In Married Persons
And Gets 80 Days

The sheriffs office had a new
crime sprung ON II Yesterday, when
il received a commitment for Do
torres Monticello. who was sent
enced to serve so days In the
county jail. in the justice OF peace
court OF Manuel Apodaca. at san
Jose.
The charge against the woman
was interfering with private life,
and discovering the faults of mar
ried persons. thereby causing grea;
evil''. Mrs, Monticello WIS placed
In the jail yesterday. hut released
today, when the Justice suspended
her sentence.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-23
Two Men Are Killed
As Nitroglycerine
On Auto Explodes

EAST LIVERPOOL Ohio. June
23.-Two men believed to be oil
well shooters were blown 10 atoms
and three house In the outskirts
Of Wellsvllle were wrecked early
today when n quantity Of nitro
glycercine being transported b.,
automobile exploded near hr.
Population OF the world Il l.
700. 0OO, 900 people.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-23
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Pittsburgh :: Chicago 6.
New York 2: Brooklyn ).
Philadelphia 5; Boston a.
No other game scheduled.
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HERALD WANT AID TAKERS

Are thoroughly trained ad
writer's. IL you so desire, they
will gladly assist you in word
ing your adj.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-23
SECRETARY DAVIS
URGES PROSECUTION

WAHHINuTON. June 23.-The
coal strike situation ana psrticu-
thern Illinois. waa understood 20
have largely occupied the aften-
ton Of the cabinet NJ today's meet
Ing Secretary OF Labor Davis con-
fsrred with President Harding for
some time after the meeting and
n was Indicated that the depart
n1enf Of labor would have o state
taent % make noon with regard 10
the mipe diaQr5eret
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-23

OF more than 200 organizations
which maintain Washington. u. c.
headquarters. nearly one-half are
business bodies.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-23
ASsOCIATTON

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Toledo s; Milwaukee T.
indianapolis 4: Minneapolis 6.
Louisville 4; 81. Paul 2,
WESTERN LEAGUE
Des Moineh ?; Omaha 7.
Sioux city 3; Denver 7.
81. Joseph 1915; Wichita SILL.
Tulsa s; Oklahoma City 1.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-23
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Boston 6; New York 2.
Chicago .; Cleveland o.
Detroit 81 81. Louis ? (eleven
innings).
No other game scheduled.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-23

Glaciers travel from 200 e
900 feet a year.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-23
Who's Here

ALyARADO
George ". thinker. Las Vegas.
"; X CUNNINGHAM Kansas City.
w. n. Blair. nj Pnso.
w. L. Drobac, Denver.
v. Miller. Sioux city. Ia.
y. n. Onman. Pueblo. Colo,
X. &. Havery, Denver.
II. q. Jenkins. Denver.
NJ. W. Setwart, Denver.
G. y. Bowman, Denver.
J. NJ. Lyons. Pueblo.
u. Il. Mckee. las Vegas.
l. y. Borden. Amarillo.
". r. Wismer, Ration.
II. A. Pyle. st. Louis.
,. n. Morrill,. San Francisco.
y. =. whitmore and family,
7. e. Conrad and ife. Denver.
q. X. lIttreil. Los Angeles.
9. isnch and wife San
?. dluckhouse. Jr.. and wife.
san Antonio.
y. J. Culp. Alamoso. Colo.
Mrs Thomas y. Curtis. santa Fe
- Z. Davis. Topeka. Kans.
Mary G. Root. Memphis. Mo.
W. W. morrison. Los Angeles.
@1aA1 &MNNfIH INNN0Ea
Verna v. Brown. New York.
COMBS
w. l. Haight. III Paao.
W. ID. Carlton. Mouatainair.
G. y Messenger. AountaInatr.
\. rs. Seaulan, Lon Beach, Cal
J. u. Jeimy, Mountainair.
kena d.. Coleman. Ration.
AnlanIA Raluwua H.A
=. NJ. 0uffy, Topeka, Kana.
Hennie Armljo, socorro
Miss Estelie Odeli, Dallas.
John X. Henderson. socorro.
Ben Brisco. 81 Paso.
=. 3 Randall. los Angeles.
IL ". Worllard, Fort Worth.
Ray Brown and wife, Chicago.
n. a. Reedy. Dallas.
Jacob ORTIZ. Santa Re.
=. Seligman. Santa Fe.
=. n. stiles. Daiil.
G. W. Murray. socorro.
y. Chaves. cowles.
w N. Smith and wife. siaton
DR. r. y. Bean. M~odntainair.
Leo Nalenzulla, Los Angeles.
srUIGEs
Ed. G. Ford. Kansas city.
l.. Bnckstrofn. Santa Pc.
u. 8. Price. Santa Ne.
Lloyd J. HOFFMAN, Ell Paao.
John ". Sanchez. Baton Rouge
Ia.
) l. Dunn, ri Paso.
T. Williamson, ri Paso.
y. Sarrncim. Leboyeta, ". NJ.
boone Anderson, Dallas.
NJ. w Woodruff. Amarillo.
q. v. Hanlon. MountainaIr.
T. II. Bell. Eel Paso.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-23
Officers Blamed
For Mine Riots


opinion that III was a bad thing
to send troops into Herrin al this
time" He was wiring Gov. Small.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-23

WARRINGTON. June 23.-Do-
claratlon that tnQte rosponnlbls for
the Southern usI1oin mine dis0r-
derr should be prosecUed 70 the
fullest extant Of the taw nas made
today BY Secretary Of Labor Davis
IN a statement issued after eountf'
tasion with Preaidsnt HARDING.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-23

The stars and Stripes are flying
this summer over &c passenger
rhips plying between this country
and Europe.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-23
NATIONAL LEAGUE

NATIONAL LEAGUE
II. u. Il,
brooklyn =. 600 600 Oi0-i Q Y
New York .. 02O OiO 2fx--g ~ Z
Vance. Decatur and Deberry:
Douglas and Smith.
" ". ".
Cincinnati Dol 800 02I-o ~ 4
Pittsburgh 600 100 Ol0--2 . 9
Rixey and Wtngo; Morrison,
Hamilton and Gooch.
II. II. u,
Boston =. 900 OO2 i1s o. . ~ =
Phil. &C.. 0aO 2aO 100 l-i0 10 =
Oeschgcr. Watson. Lansing. Mar.
quad. Wilson and Gowdy. Hubbeil
Weinert and Henline.
Chicago ...... 90
~. Louis ..... 90
cheeves aud wirts; Doak and
Ainsmith.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-23
COAST LEAGUE

Vernon 7; Portland ?.
Los Angeles 3; Salt Lake 2.
Oakland 81 Seattle 4 tten In
san Francisco IL: Sacramento 8.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-23
Today's Results



Innings n. n. n.
New York. o02 zoe 300 10 1
Boston 900 oos lix-B 2
Batteries: Mays. bush and Hoff-
mann; Pennock and Ruei.
Innings
~. Louis ..202 100
Detroit ....3i0 O13
batteries; Bayne. Kolp ana Col
Inns. Oldham and narsler.
Innings
Cleveland 100 100
Chicago ....O1O loo
Batteries: Mails. Keefc. Ed
wards and O'Neiii: schupp. Rob-
ertson and schalk.
Innings
Philadelphia 600 600
Washington 900 600
Batteries; Heimaoh aud Perkins;
johnson and Picinieh.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-23
Talks on Forests
To Be Sent Out by
Radio From Denver


According 10 advices received at
the district office OF the forest
service here today. the Denver Of
flee % the forest service has pre-
pared 4 number OF talks which will
be broAdeasted by radio during the
Summer
No word has been received az 20
when they will start sending them
out, but a. Albuquerque ~ In sne
territory they will probably h.
picked up by amateurs here. The
subjects OF the talks relate 10 tho
forests and their protection.
HERALD WANT Ap Z
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writer's. II you 80 desire. they
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The Republican., 1922-12-07
WORLDS NEWS IN
CONDENSED FORM

PEKlN.-Deposed boy Emperor of
China married in Forbidden City with
all the pomp of medieval days.
ATHENS, Greece.-Athens court
martial sentences Prince Andrew to
perpetual banishment and degrada-
tion in the army.
DETROIT-Henry Ford declares
James COuzens, appointed United
States Senator from Michigan, is the
ideal man for the place.
ST. LOUIS.-CIemenceau, in ST.
Louis address, opposes a Society of
Nations" to end war-at present time.
VIII discuss the issue with President
Harding in Washington.
MEXICO CITY.-Mexican troops on
guard as laborites stage strike.
SANNE.-Lausann conference
on verge of collapse. Turks gain ex-
pulsion of half million Greeks
OSTON.-CharIes Ponzi, former
get rich quick financier, was found
not guilty of larceny and conspiracy
to commit larceny by a jury in the
Superior Court here.
CHlCAGO.-Cnicago Medical Post
of American Legion bitterly de-
nounces pardon by Governor Small
of Illinois of William Bross Lloyd,
millionaire radical, and eighteen as
sOciates.
BERLIN.--The Prussian cabinet is
considering a law which would Clamp
down the lid on Berlin. The proposed
statute forbids dancing in all cabarets,
bars and cafes and provides for the
limitation Of alcoholic stiles.
LAUSANNE. - Ismet Pasha, Kem-
Hist representa- We in the Near East
ern peace parley here. told the com
mission for the partition OF the Otto
man debt that the old empire no
longer existed and that it was impos-
sible for Turkey to assume the re-
sponsibility OF the obligation incurred
by the sultan. The Turks are very
pessimi5tic over the state of affairs.
The Republican., 1922-12-07
SPORTING


Jimmy Murphy wins 25O-mile auto
mobile race at Los Angeles.
George Sisler wins batting crown
Of American League for 1922.
Boston College eleven is victor over
Holy Cross by Il to 13 in annual con
test.
Charley White matched to meet
Ritcbie Mitchell at Garden on De-
cember IL
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The Republican., 1922-12-07
FOREIGN

German budget for 1929 expected
to show deficit Of S45, 5000, 100000.
Paris BOurse mark time as traders
are unable to interpret currents of
political activity.
Prince Andrew, of Greece, exiled by
court martial, embarks aboard a Brit
ish Warship at Phaleron for England.
Bonar Law government announces
plans to aid British unemployed as
stage is being set for Brussels con-
ference.
American government has offered
Greece a loan of 35,OOO,OO0 drachmas
TO be devoted to Greek refugees in
Asia Minor.
Both Irish bills successfully pass
committee stage in house Of lords.
A disarmament conference of Rus.
sia and the Baltic states opened in
Moscow.
Chilean State Council assents to
Washington arbitration OF Tacna.
africa sovereignty.
Arrest OF Captain Ehrhardt, notori-
Gus monarchist conspirator, in Munich
taken as sign OF a reuniting Germany.
British house Of commons rejects
by vote Of 3O3 to l72 Labor's amend
ment on unemployment 10 speech
from chrome.
Idle British vessels on October l to-
tailed 4&0, d reduction for the year of
1000 vessels.
Compromise among allied differ
ences in prospect 1T Lausanne in face
OF Soviet Rus5ias claims.
Great Britain breaks off diplomatic
relations with Greece. Minister +. O.
Lindlay quits Athens following execu-
ton OF i've former ministers and one
army official.
Premier MussOlini, relieved from his
parliamentary cares, is giving special
attention to Italys foreign policy, fol
lowing closely the developments at
the Lausanne conference.
The Republican., 1922-12-07
GENERAL

Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company is
expected to be out of receivers hands
by January l.
Paris bakers strike collapses when
government prepares to reopen shops
with army workers.
Secret Service agents nab man in
New York hotel carrying S450,00O in
counterfeit Bank Of England notes.
o. p. Van Sweringen, chairman Of
the board of the Nickel Plate Railroad,
denied reports that the Nickel Plate,
Glover Leaf and the Lake Erie d
Western completed tentative plans for
a consolidation under one operating
management.
st. Louis police closely guard
Clemeanceau in German stronghold.
Eleven of crew lose lives when
Canadian vessel Maplehurst founders
on Lake Michigan.
f. D. Underwood, president of the
Erie railroad, denied rumors that the
road would go into the hands of a
receiver January l and that ne would
relinquish the presidency.
Bids will be asked soon by the
Shipping Board for reconditioning the
President Grant and the America in.
TO one cabin ships for use Of the
United States Lines II the North At.
1antic.
St. Louis and Southwestern railroad
was authorized to acquire under a 81
year lease the property OF the Valley
Terminal railroad at East St Louis.
Suit has been entered against Lex
ington county, S. c., for 81 500 as the
result of lie lynChing of VIII Allen, 4
negro, near Lexington in August, 1921
it became known. The action is
brought by Mary Allen, his widow.
Pittsburgh coal prices declined from
Is o 80 cents ton. Coke prices ad
varced from % to 80 cents this week.
Gasoline was reduced l cent gal
EOn in Syracuse and Nyack by the
Et4nGarG OIL Of New York.