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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-03
Mechanic Kille'
In Accident
PavinNork

BERTNO. y NJ Az Fred
Toolry mechanic emp hy the
Sew McAico Construc ifnpany
of Albuquerque. \ ny hu-d
here today when strucNo head
tv % heavy beam whlf while
he was at work In a sn fiIs
brother jess Tooley by his
side when the RcCidrulened
The company is wurn the
concrete highway hotwlthony
and Srrinu.
aa
4 q Nebenstrclt Ter ~
I the Sew Mexico Cpnsit COM
uuuv. spld This aft"rg irts
l been advised by sclcHf tho
accident whirh resulted tI'-y's
death Ne said he N hhink
] Tpuiry rad ever lived Iu.r-
uua. hut did not knot his
| residence was
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-03

WASHINGTON Apru q In,.s.
'Eatiun hS special house com
wiiice Geo determine whether dIa.
misial 10y ircsidtut Harding ,a-i
Friday ~ certain Officials at tho
Nur"uu uf engraving ana printing
wis Justified was rrunussd iu ID
resolution Introduced today bv Ron.
giuia
Mr Moore asked that a commit
Tee De- appointed hy the sneaker
tn ascertain why the executive ur
der was ISSUED and whether any
invest irauun of conditions nt he
bureau preceded its PRONUNCIATION
ihr resolution also socks tn has.
determined whether tha facts
'nh'.A.o ihnt ihc order may ho ra-
stfdod nH stem in the direction
H return to tho dircreditod spous
IyttDm
DECLARING that thr government
t"uhfi nirniH were rcrking with
urleNaitN Co tho administration
1'nnior Harrcld, republican. Dam-
homa announced after "a cali al
he white house today that he IA
tored dismissal uf an government
amrluycs who were not in thor.
ouyh accord with the party ~
pon-ihle 90 the country for The
EovernmgIf
l hope 'he president VIII h.eu
u un NJ Harold said nddlp,
however. thni ne had not discu.i,1
he dismissal of the bureau Of IN.
Fraving employes witG the c,hcf
executive.
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Weather

AZ iht university
t'r a hours ending a m
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-03
and Conne1l, Mclaughlin and Reynolds, the men
CURRENT EVENTS:

For school children and
busy adults. Turn to
page 3.
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May he Ignition Test.
WASHINGTON MARKETS

WASHINGTON. y. G.. June 2l-
EGgs-Strictly fresh. selected. cam
died. per dozen. %; average receipts,
20: southern, "a.
Live poultry-Roostcrs per lb.. Is;
turkeys. per h.. 25I3O spring chick,
ems; per H.. 4oI so; keats. young.
Dressed poultry = Fresh killed
per ID. %; ROSTERS. per H.. IS: turk
eys;; per H.. Soa 90; keats. young.
Live stock-Calves. choice. per lb..
II; medium, 10GI01-2: thin. 517:
lambs. choice. per lb., 1876: live
hogs. per ID. II.
800: per bu. basket. 2.ooGl 2.75: Vest
crn. per box. 2.I594.25: California
oranges. per crate; $50 800: lemons.
box. 600 n 500: Florida oranges. 500
$1,000: strawberries. Southern. Seii5:
homegrown. SAGE 20.
ables-potatocs old, No |, pcr
Dbl. go q 2.15; per sack, 3.OOG3 $40:
new potatoes. per abl.. No. !. 600 n
$50: No. =. 2.00l 500: vans, $50 Il 4. 90:
lettuce. crate. 400l.00: romainc let,
tuce. LOO: cymblings. per crate, l.OO6
200; onions, per crate. 2.0on2.5O: cab
baRc. new, per basket. 80 q 100: GU
cumbers. l.50m2.50; eggplants. per
crate. 500 $50: tomatoes. oe- HOY.
Florida. $50 q 500; beans. I5Fi $50 per
basket: peas. $50 a 800 per Dbl: pep-
pers. per crate. 1909 800: kaIe. 500
LOO: asparagus. per doz, 75I3OG.
spinach. per Dbl, So "a 90
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SENATOR LADD ATTACKS
COUNTRY's BIC BANKERS
Asserts That They Are Moro
Powerful Than Gov
eminent.
EBv Assoclatod Press.

WASHlNGTON. June 2l.-An at.
tack on tho big bankers OF tho coun
try was made today in tho Senate b.,
senator fadd. Republican. North Da-
hota, in the course of an address in
support of his plan TO tax the banks
10 pay the veterans OF the World
War a cash bonus.
We have small coterio of bank
.S1 Dat arc ,,zaon.iy more powerful
ehan tAe governacnt.- declared Sena-
ator Laid. They control the finau-
cial situation. They can say to the
government how much of the Treas
ury obligations they will buy: they
can finance new railway enterprise
and new industrial combinations tina I
meet the stamp OF their approval :
they can even finance foreign ven
lures and the rate OF exchange seem,
to affect them but little in so do
!ng."
Asserting that while the soldiers
were sacrificing during the war, tho
bankers were pling up surplus and
distributing dividends. Senator I.add
declared at is one OF the creates.
crimes OF the age that we have not
used the strong arm of this govern
mcnt to reach into the gold-laden
Golfers of these war proftecrs and
compel them to divide, in an cquit
able manner. their outrageous
profits" with the former service men.
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS

NEW YORK. Jun. IL Cattle: rcccIrts
80 firm: steers. .Sn:.sa; bulls ;2j q
80; COWS. LOO 1875. Calves: receipts. =
so. higher: Ve.l-. ,.jOnl:1S: Cu!ls. .5osf
~; lite caiNes. '.0n75O: but;"rmiiks.
i%yT 20. southern calves. i2afIs.Oi
sheep ana lambs: receipts. :I.a. hr!uer:
sheep 3eh"p': culls. lrpst 80: lambs
H4Ss: rHcc'pts. $50; steady. light to
n"dinmweishts. 1852 II -. pigs and
heavy hoHs. ii"oH .l.J9. rvuEhs. $50 %
CHICAGO. June II -Cat,!.: rcce!p;. !.
coo: better grades heef steers strong TO
lr higher Others steady 20 weak. top
beef StccF' 80. weight around LEO
rounds: bet y"ar.!ng.. ?.35: bulk beef
steers. sI 20 -, She stock and bulls
steady TO strong: veal calves steady to
;1c lower: stock'r- duh. about steady
bulk Ncal"r5 TO Dsck"rs sOOGS5o; bulk
desirable bologna bull. around A.
Hogs: receipts 2!.l"0: OPENED strong 20
higher. closed Kart uf carly advnuc" lo.t
or steady to cents higher ,han v"stor-
day average: tcu. no.; early practical
Toy. l":': huik. :..iu 1890 pig. STEADY
mostly 80" !" -. uaclHug sows steady to
strong. mostly *.2jusf5: holdovcr mod
sheet receipts 1850; lsnh. and year
,'nES mostly 80 lover: sheen steady: ,Op
Idaho lainhS. $50. others. I..50SIIeSJ: ;on
native. l-5y; eI!!s mostly s50HT.tp. Good
!eht-fed Texas wctsther- ..jl: heavy
ewes around so: lights up to $50. iced
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NAVAL. STORES

SAVANNAH. CA. June 1.-THE CON
tinued rise In the price q: spirits ,urpen-
IN" Us attracting very wide attention
from dealers in naval stores. pan; men
ana others who u: Quantities OF spirits
me market has steadily advanced dur.
inE inc pas. week. and was quoted a
S:ab7 at today's opening
Ihc increase in price has been caused
by IN" strong statistical situation /, ~
"a Question .! supply and demand ne.
Ceipts are short and III" demand In very
neaFJ. Stocks ar. eagerly buuvh, az Tho
price - hScd each day. and ne supt'lv
~ inhGeiuate TO meet the wan,s OF con-
socks are low being $50 casks .ra,ns.
500 year ago. The advertising cam
palSn among tho pHint manufactured is
given as one OF tho causes for Tho In
crease N price. and III" fac. thai much
work that has been delayed under Tho
economical pressure OF the past few wears
now being undertaken is being assigned
AZ the consumpt!on IS in America:
mere Is very lttle exporting be,ng done
because 81 the big demand at home. II
ms. II Is believed the price would ad
present. Eosin stocks are also of. but
not to so great extent as sp!r,ts
FIRM. lis; saies. i3a: receipts. ~: shiS,
men,s. 81 stock, :.S7t. Rosln. arm,: sale.
y 50; Quote: b. 40; II. t.e): T. r. 81:
6: II: J. 30; +. 5.35: NJ. SIS: y. seS
VIC. o.3: WV. SIS
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LIBERTY LOAN ROND MARKET.
BY Fred'k l.. Noting & Co..
Investment Bankers.
NEW YORK MARKET
SHOWS A DECLINE
iRv A-sociated P-e,,1

NEW YORK. June 2I.-The cotton mar.
Ike; recovered an opening decline owing
TO rerorts o: trade buying and bullish
spot advises. but broke again. reaching
the lowest prices OF the dag in the late
trading under more or :ess general lidu:-
dalton or realizing. October sold off
from 2:.so to $40. ana closed at eoi3.
with the general market closing barely
steady at net decline OF IS to IS points.
o. IL 70 q points under overnight SELL
inr orders in anticipaS,n OF reactions
expectations OF favorable weekly weather
report. Liverpool. however. made a reia-
lively hrm showing. and was buyer
nnrs. while brokers with other foreign
ftrade competitions were also reported buy
ma, ana the market soon turned nrmer on
tho outlook for continued unsettled or
snnwery weather, In the South. and cov-
er,nx. seiors the end Of tho morning
hclive months sold to Q points net
n nsghnsr. With July touching ?:s7 and De-
The weekly report Of tho /, Blu.
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RADIO REFLECTOR" WILL
EXTEND USE OF WIRELESS
Marconi's New Instrument to
Make Sending More
Accurate.
WILL AID SliIPS IN STORMS
Itnlinn Inventor Says Hc Now Can
Talk Directly q" "a Person Ninety
Miles Away. without Everybody
Else "LIstcnIng In
WILL AID SHIPS IN STORMS
ley United News.l

NEW YORK. June oi.-The radio
reflector" new device. will great
" extend and popularizc the use OF
wireless In the opinion OF Senator
Guglielmo Marconi.
Speaking 10 the Institute of Radio
Engineers and the American Insti-
tutc Of Electrical Engineers. the
Italian inventor predicted that by
the use of the REFLECTOR and short
wave wireless beams" ships lost
in storms Will be able accurately To
determine their own locations and
find other vessels and lighthouses
whose scarchlightS cannot be seen.
He further predicted that radio
viii eventually be used TO test the
ignition and spark plugs OF autos.
and to talk from the office TO the
wife at home, without any neighbors
cutting in and listening.
VIII Make Brondcusting Accurate.
Using tho small ripplcs in the
ether to convey the signals, rather
than the waves of 1000 or 10000
meters sometimes used. Marconi has
been able. he said. to direct messages
accurately to given spots ninety
tors. because radio waves can be
reelected like light waves, he has de-
viscd method. he explained. or send
ing them in beam" instead OF
scattering them to all points OF the
compass. His "searchlIght" consists
of innuinerahle wires arranged In a
special way on towers or masts.
With refectors at both ends, radio
speeches may he transmitted clearly
100 miles. Marconio asserted, and 200
times louder than is ordinarily pos
siblc.
Guide ships In Fog.
MarJbni declared that revolving
reflectors would enable radio
lighthouse" 10 guide ships at sea
during fogs off dangerous coasts.
The transmitter and reflector re-
volviug act as kind OF wireless
flash of beam, By means OF which 1t
is possible for ships to ascertain in
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EASY MONEY AIDS
BOND MART BUYERS
lHy Asaociaiedpr.s,l

NEW YORK, June ?i.-Continucd cas-.
% Mohey AS shown by the renewal rate
iresh buying IN the hond market TO-DAY
atnousn me movement times wa.
Liberty Third as at iOoie and Fourth
- az 4.Vlb established new max!nums
closing at gains. " '''"
Mexican governments were heavy in the
cary part or the session, but ra HE'D snh.
stant!aliy later. European loans we're
nes;.hnt Or lower. United Kingdoms re-
laNing with the moderate setback in
sterling exchange. but San Paulo IS and
baltimore and Ohio 4, Denvo- ma p,
Ersnde -. Northern Pacific Sc, SeabosrS
~, Atchlson general Is. Erie general Is
snTonser rails. Mercantile Marine s.
ran American Petroleum n and Beth.
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WIDE DECLINES ON
NEW ORLEANS MART
LRy A,sociated pre.,l

NEW oRLEANs. June 1.-the weekly
erop reports from tn: government were
regarded as highly favorable by the cot
ton trade today. and they caused wide
declines IN tho laie trading after tho
mark U had made considerable show OF
s,eadin.ss. Selling VAS heaviest toward
the end uf the session. when IL forced
prices 80 TO Is oin,. under the close OF
Of IS to II points. July traded down 10
80 and closed at that figure.
REALIZING sales from the long side and a
lower Liverpool contract market than
expected were responsible for declines OF
II 10 e points In :he carly trading. hut
entered the market, based on showcry
weather in the easern half OF the belt
and the sales OF 5000 bales on the spot
in Liverpool This demand continued AZ.
ter tho reading OF the weekly crop re-.
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DEPARTMENT. OF PUBLIC
UTILITIES

Bids Will be received in tho Ohice
of tho Director OF Public Utilities. -
o'clock noon, on Wednesday, June IS,
1922, for the following work:
ExcavatinG and laying 12-incli
Water Main in Brond Street. from
Belt Line Bridge to Sauer's Avenue.
Excavating and laying l2-inch
Gas Main from the Gas Works TO the
West End Holder.
Plans and specifications can be OBJ
tanned in Room No. l09. City Hall.
T.. w. TRAFFORp,
Director.
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thick weather tho bearing and posi-
ton OF the lighthouse" he said. In
one test l have made. a steamer was
able to take her bearings within one
quarter OF point of the compass"
II should be possible. tho inventor
continued. to design apparatus b.
means OF which a ship could project
a divergent beam OF short rays
in any desired direction. which rays
IL coming across metallic object
like another steamer, would be re.
hected back to receiver on tho
sending ship and thereby Immediate
" reveal the presence and bearing
of he other craft in fog or dense
weather. This would give warning
OF the presence and bearing of the
other vessel whether or not 1t was
equipped With radio.
May he Ignition Test.
The chief difficulty with s.=-
waves. according to Marconi. is that
they arc often intcrfered with By the
ignition system OF automobiles and
motor boats Some day, however.
this fact Will be turned to good ac-
count. nc forecast. for short wave
receivers will act as an accurate de-
vice for testing whether ones ign.-
ton is working all right"
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RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
RiChmnnl iininn S,nnn ~.
INSURANCE MEN

proErtssIve Insurance Company having
thoussnds OF prominent poIicyholhers
Throughout Virginia, has some excellent
icpen!nGs for ambitious insurance men
VINO are anxious to secure General Agents
or District Agency contracts. Good lead.
furnished and every asss;anos given 10
develop territory and build W a perma-
nent business. LIBERAL contracts 20 good
men. All answers treated strictly conf
DENTAL p. o. Box 52!. Richmond, Va
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Inor;s. and !; seemed 20 be qui,e generally
sme op.h!oh that II was coming from the
Sina.I TecoTer!cs from the carly io-scs
.crs's,ch 20 tho noon hour. when offer
,HES were greatly increased. .pu,ren,Iv
belnr IN" result OF ino-e carc.uI constI.
TT,"toh OF the governments cro, re-; oris
ne "hs a!FO ruIDor ,hat a rr.y,.,
bureau was ,u:. or was coming out vr',E
Itnoft showing IMPROVEMENT OF abOu,
points IN the percentage of condition
81 INC crop during June. In the late
INK the tone Of the .Iarn.t wa.
distinctly easy. "
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County nu. record voting 1.nt.

HEATHSNILLE, VA, June 2l.--
northumberland County has the
largest poll tax list this year in it's
history. The list first printed con-
tains the names OF 2027 persons in
the county who can vote. in the cleo
ton this fall u they are registered.
Tho number of white women in the
county who have paid their poll taxes
is SURPRISINGLY large. The names OF
go white women appear on the lists
which are being posted throughout
the county.
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COTToNSEEp OIL.

NEW YORK. June 2l-Atter advancing
10 ~ points on scattered buying OF old
crop months. cottonsccd oil reacted some
what on reports % Texas offering new
crude and more taycrtbi" weather gen
efa!ly. Closing bids w"r" unchanged to
POINTS not higher. Sales. 1850 barrels
Prime crude. nominal. Prime summer
Yellow stot. iii0: july. ii.t5: September
l!.el: December. 2.5j: All hid
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CHICAGO GRAIN N,pErr

,-iI.i tuU, JULIO -I-Predictions thst
Yer Yer croI Southwest and West would prove
u'SSan,pn;htinG counted TO some extent AZ
day. especially during the las; hour
rrces c.osed Unsettled at the same as
STr,..i,eFday. finish "a sc higher. with Ju!y
LES to l.i3s and September !:si. 10
los. corn gained sc TO lc and oa;.
Gent 10 a. In provisions the outcoruc
N-lN' from unchanged figures 10 5 cenis
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Merchant IL Bnnkrunt.

Petition in bankruptcy was filed
yesterday in tho United States Dis
;rict Court by ]. 4. Ripley. stop ].
Petersburg Pike. who gave his occn-
patton as that OF merchant. lie list
ed his liabilities at S3,173 and his as
sets at Seas
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AVY SELLING MEETS NEW STOCK MARKET ADVANCES

Choice lat h-frrs 40 TO
Mcu'un' sto good heller, ~
20 900 toe, ................ ..... ii.f
Common TO medium heller. S,,sp "a.
Good cCrn-fsd nog- 10 los
w ..'s.--..... ................ lii7 Nv
Gvod corn.ted no:s 10 to
~ ibs .:.;................... II n III.
Good corn-fed pic. and -nost. 10 n .
All Southern nos. sold subject TO ln-
spcction and when sof,
and Oily. I 10 &c Off
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NEW YORK. June ci-Co,,on goods
were hr'ner To-Day. with upward ten
Gency Print Cloths wTr. advanced isc
ana deniins ,E-cent. Yarns were tirmcr
on trading q! 2 small volume. An i'm.
nrovement was noted in silk goods mar
kets stock goods were in demand in
!aps were hrIner.
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lehe'n stce! refund!nE IS also mad. var.-
An:e gains on the day. Tota. sales. par
value. aggregated f!t013.oJ
Several new Underwriting. Of consider
abe proportions were marketed. Among
theoA were tia New York Central We're
marketed. Among these were the New
YORK Cnttal Railroad *c7.:i5.tC0 IS per
cent equipment trust certificates and
state a. Cathsriaa (B.az!.D s. hCpnio 4
pc. cent external loan.
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r,eu APPEARED 20 have been pretty fully
favorable than looked fp:. and evidently
to check fresh buying FOR long. account.
Ing was quite general in IN. late ;rhu.
same little more active and the sell
ing When July broke 10 2a.+ and Deem
her 10 :2.-, or - 10 q lo!nts net iower
Lat prices werc within point or two
ot the lowest under continued wire and
commission house liGu!ia ton.
one az n. private cables received from
liverpool th!s morning said that spin
ners were pretty well covered but
continued good spot demand was re-
W rted there ard another cable said that
business was broadening. The weekly
crop weather report Indicated tina, col
ton mad made a substantial! Improvements.
over the greater part o.. the belt and tho
!aie selling movement accompanied
ny TAX OF probable iavorab.s end month
conditions reports
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ChcrrIca NrInr. SnI1lO

HEATHSNILIE. VA. June ol.-
There was recently shipped from
Folly Farm" near Lillian. this cuun-
~. cherries fathcred from two trees
which sold for s2l3.30. netting Sl9T.-
-
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.

NEW YORK. June 2i.-Raw sugar. firm.
a. rs ;oT Suhas osntritucal. Refined,
Spot coffee. quiet. RIO IS ,65.: S.nto,
Is. iih 20 49,.
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Richmond Stock Market
& Company 11s ra., nnp stree,

Union Hsnk OF Ricn-
mona ............. so 1873
Nirsinia Trust Co. lou 3l5
West End Bank =. IS 65s
Textile stocks.
Rive' side and Dan
River. ptd. ....... 100 iO2
Rir.i I'd" Ind ban
River, com. ...... 100 $50
RostIoH" Airis, - y.
Rosemary MFG. Co !.
pih .............. 100 100
Sou,h. Bond and
Mort Co. ......... !1G IFS
Miscellaneous.
Jefferson Realty Co..
LIST pid. .......... 100 81 SIS
Johnson Pub. Co. pr. 100 81, loa
johnson pub Co..
com. ............. 100 80; A.
Larus * Bro pfd b
p. c.. PARTED. $50. leu liz
.. u. J. and s. Co. ) 50
Sou. stove Works,
s,sndard Paper Mfg. ~ "
Co. pfd. ...s loo 1924
I. l.. T, 2. G.. pf.. 100 lOci Ioi;
L. l.. T.. com. so. 100 lo0 l27
' - chrm ~ -
G ................ 100 ~
VIC. Chem, com. :. 100 500
safes
1000 Virginia Old 3s.. 81.
100 Carolina Public Service Co, S.,
1914, II. e.
:. 1000 Carolina Public Service Co,
o!5;,oe@ T. ). Roys,er Guano. S.,
10 Universal Leaf Tobacco. ptd..
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Sssws 9G 2issns"M.aalyns. 2,7s: receipts.
5.le1 ISIS: stock. 1869
Galvesion-M!dd!!na, 23.i5: receipts. -
MooiisMo:M!dding. ROD; receipts. ss4 :
.Siaya9,anah..Miiddlnr; 22.s: receipts. 2.ios
:, SChar!eston.M lddl!ng. ESQ: receipts.
:, w! ~: go: receipts.
Texas Ciiy-Stock $40
Eort9s:;E-A,iddliaE. ESQ: receipts. a;s:
BAit!morc-S;ock. 2sso
Bo.ionI7:Middins. :2.2o receipts. 10;
Phiiadslph !a-s,eck. 3.aie.
New YoEk-Mddi.ns. SOD: exports. los;
:, Minor pcr.s.-Rcceip;s. ,.s;5; exports.
Total teday.-1Receip,s. e!ii7: exports
lG:ol2: stock .j9..;5.
:, To,a! for week-Mddl!nS. 57,iic; receipts.
Total for season-Rece!pts. S.oIs.2si; e1-
Forts. 5.5il. ~
Interior movement:
Misunderstanding. @c.e5; receipts. 1907:
shipments. 1850: sales. sss: stock Se.sS5
MISUNDERSTANDING 22.s9: receipts. So:
.n A>nsusta-M Nd s2S: rtceipis. $50;
st HouisgMidd inS si5 s!0 fseeip s'' 1871
Alta nta.siiddi,ns. $50. 800
Little Rock-Midd!.nE. 2e.25: receipts. %:
shpipmlsn,si All ss'es rs; stock $3.50
Mont Gomery-M!ddl!nG 200.
Total today-Receipts. 1916: shipments
9.cSi stock, 3o5.36i.
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city and State Securities.

city and State Securities.
virginia SIS Old C.
vi rs n c en,ur,.,. ="
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c. and r. T. Co o.
y and l.. T. Co. js..iy3s IS 81
Car. pub. Ser. Co S. lOl lo24
Y. Il. and T.. Co. IS. 1884 - so
+. ; Roysier Guano
j. G. bonds $50. loo 1851 1904
y. y. and l. co. =. % 2ls
y. Il. and r. Co. pt.. 100 81 So,
Y. j.. and i. Co. com. 100 ~ rs
Hniiroad StOrks.
4. {; L. o, Conn. 100 100
r. r + ana ma r. :; f rom ~ l69 2S5 -,
Insurance stocks.
Life Ins. Co. o, Va. 100 tS5
Va. r. and NJ. Ina Co % Sc
Hank ANA Trust Company stocks.
American National 100 a35
American Trust Co
Glass Al .... 100 100 lo2
Rroad street Rank. ~ IS
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BIZ. az Com. and Tr 100 900 go
srh't N"iiunai :. ~" -" lSb
FIRST National 80. 100 2G5
Merchants National luu nau 500
Mech and Meich 100 500
Nat. State and CITY. 400 225 cas-
Odd Dom. Trust Co. 100 23J
Planters National 100 4Ov 400
Rich. Trust 20. 100 $50 100
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-22
RICHMOND GRAIN ENCu,SGE.

WhoIeAa!e Quotations on 'Chanc.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-12-05

oae->ided effect that seems TO fasci-
-, designers and 70 intrigue lis
in.o all manner Of expression on
.y hing from hats 70 e. aing
gowns.
i. X is creeping s&ck 20 favor af-
y brief, out noticeable. absence.
J Heightened by colors in embcoi-
cry. beads and cabachonS Of gorgeous
size and color. But the cClors are in
themselves Of interest not only for
the part these play in costumes, bu,
for the fact that milady's care Of her
complexion must now be doubled q
hundredfold. For the co,ors Of this
autumn arc those calculated 20 bring
but the beauty of the naturally oeau-
t;ful skin. Brown in every shade
from a tobacco crown to the very
darkest hues, are sponsored for
street wear in suits. coats and wraps.
and in dresses in limited way.