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The New York herald., 1922-12-08

bilities of the Reserve banks Increased
by $49. 900. 900 and Federal Reserve note
circulation by S31. 100000. AS against
these increases cash reserves show re-
duction of $29.SO0. 900. with the conse-
quence that the reserve ratio shows a
decline for the week from 76.4 TO 74.3
per cent
Gold Withdrawals from the system to-
tailed $27.100,000 In addition consider
able shifting OF gold through the settle
ment fund took place. affecting lpri-
marily the gold reserves Of the New
York Reserve bank. which show de-
crease for the week of $61,700.0OO.
Smaller decreases aggregating $S,S0O,-
900 are shown for the Chicago, Dallas
and Kansas City banks. The largest in
crease in gold reserves by S13, 100000 Is
reported by the Boston bank. Atlanta
and Minneapolis reported increases OF
Sc, 900, 900 each and San Francisco an
increase of S6.600.000. "a
Holdings Of paper secured by Govern
ment obligations increased from S3l5,-
800. 600 10 $S74.4o0.O00. OF the total
held last Wednesday, s2os. 100000. or 54.2
per cent, was secured by United states
bonds. S5,200,O00, or IA per cent, by
Victory notes; $15.62o,00o, or All per
cent, by Treasury notes, and about
$4,000, 900, or 2.7 per cent, by Treasury
certificates.
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lsssssss NH
Stand OIL OF
Cal 10 fQQf
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SAYS MEXICO SEEKS
TO COMPROMISE SUIT
Agents of Oliver Trading Co.
Giue Color to Report.

MEXICO CITY. Dec. I ASSOCIATED
Press) That the case of the Oliver
Trading Company of New York against
Mexico, which eliminated In the attach
ing of Mexican Government funds in
New York and the closing for several
days OF the Mexican Consulate there Is
being settled out of court on the advice
of Jerome S. Hess. counsel for the Mexi-
can Government in New York. is ru-
mored tonight
Hess. who is here declares the case
remains in status quo. but the presence
in Mexico City of two personal agents
of Howard T. Oliver is considered In
some quarters as giving color to the
report 1t has been mooted that an
effort is being made to settle the case
before the financial agreement between
the Treasury and American financiers
takes substantial form next month by
the transfer of the initial interest pay
ment by Mexico amounting to 10000, 600
pesos.
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COTTON ADVANCES
AFTER POOR START
News From Lausanne Confer
ence Helps Upward Move
ment in Futures.

Cotton prices were irregular in rather
pafrow limits yesterday, the final result
being net gains OF TO IL points. At
times the market displayed a firm un-
dertone, due to scattered Wall Street
short covering and a little new outside
demand Prices were up Is to % points
early in the afternoon, but this bulge at
tracted increased professional long sell
ing, causing a natural reaction near the
finish The markets ability to with
stand heavier selling, however. aroused
dormant bullish feeling in some circles.
Early in the session pressure from the
South, spot houses and locals caused
declines of about 10 to is points. with
December relatively weak. The better
feeling probably reflected TO some eX-
tend the Improvement in the news from
the Lausanne conference, but there was
little inclination 10 place new commit
ments of any size just before the Census
Bureaus ginnign report and the Govern
nent crop estimate to follow few days
later. The Memphis Commercial Appeal
placed the total crop at lO,OS6,ooO bales.
Other private estimates ranged from
s.295. 900 bales to 9,703,00o bales. The
American Cotton Association placed the
amount of cotton remaining to be
ginned at 10000 bales.
The English market opened as ex-
pected, but reacted later and at the time
of the local call showed net gains OF
only to II points. Small business in
spot was reported from abroad, only
5000 bales changing hands. Manchester
advices continued rather pessimistic.
The local spot market was quoted 10
points higher at PASS cents pound for
middling. Delivery on local contract
was 400 bales. The New Orleans mar
ket was unchanged at 24.50 cents. It's
sales were $40 bales.
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MAXWELL BUYS CHALMERS.
Motor Company Goes at T1,0S7 900
mt Receivers Sale.

DETROIT, Dec. THE Chalmers Motor
Company was purchased at receivers
sale to-day by Boyd G. Curtis, local at
torney representing the Maxwell Motor
Company. The sale price was S1.9S7,-
600 and the attorney was the only bid
der. 1t was understood Mr.. Curtis would
assign the property to the Maxwell COM
pany Immediately after confirmation OF
the sale by Federal Judge Arthur ].
Tutte.
Acquisition OF Chalmers by the Max
well was forecast some time ago The
Maxwell company held notes in the
Chalmers concern totaling S4.000.00O. in
addition to owning a large block OF the
Chalmers stock.
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IsssssssT1-
Norf q West
N Riv 0s 81
1.......1069s
Norf 4 West
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NOTICE. OF SPECIAL MEETING;
. or IIIE STOCKHOLDERS OF
\ AMERICAN hook COMPANY

New York, y. T., December j. ic22.
A Special Meeting of the Stockholders Of
American Book Company will be held at
the office of the Company. 100 Washington
Square, New York. N. y. on Friday. Decems
ber IL. 1922, at ten o'clock in the forenoon
for the purpose OF taking action upon PROF
posed increase OF the authorized capital
stock of the Company from $5,OOO.000 con-
sisting of so, 600 shares of the par value OF
sfoO each, to 81. 000, 600 to consist of $4,000
shares of the par value OF 800 each. ana
for the transaction of such other businesq
as may be incidental to the principal puri
poses of the meeting as above specified.
LOUIS NJ. DILIMAN. President.
w l.. BILLMYER, Secretary.
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STATE POLICE FACE GUN
IN HANDS OF BOY OF IS
Smash Door and Wrest Weop-
on From Burglary Suspect.

DANDuRY. Conn. Dec. e. State
policemen attempting to arrest Robert
Sears, Us years old. of STAIRS Plains
to-day on charge of burglary found
themselves peering into the muzzle OF
a revolver in the boys hand. The boy
had locked himself In his home and was
arrested only after one of the police
men, knocked the revolver from his hand
after breaking through a door.
Sears was wanted on a charge OF rob-
blng nome in Redding. lie was on
perole on another charge.
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pvOpOsAT.s-

BEIOIT WATER. GAS ELECTRIC co.
FIRST MORTGAGE TWENTY-FIVE hEAh
bcc SINKING FUND GOLD BONDS.
Notice La hereby given. pursuant to ths
terms Of the mortgage dated March ISL
1912. that the, undersigned as Trustee viii
receive sealed proposals up to IL 100 O'clock
noon on the 30th day OF December. 1872, Tor
the sale to 1t of bonds as above described.
sufficient to use the sum OF Twenty-three
Thousand Five Hundred Seventy-nine dollars
undersigned reserves the right to reject anN
or all tenders. -s
THE UNION SAYINGS BANK 4 TRUsE
COMPANY of Cincinnati. Ohio, Trustee.
BY Edgar Stark. Vice e-Presdent.
Cincinnati, Ohio. November gath. 1922.
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Isl. .5io.sss.776 81 .4s7 ,o5o. 900
Total liabilities. 81 SIS, ,s6s. .776 81 ,4sI 050
RAW SUGAR FUTURES.

:. si1.ms.e7o sii,7a2.s7a
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American WooIen Company
CMassachusetts Corporationj
QUARTERLY DIVIDENDS

Notice Is hereby given that the regular
quarterly dividends OF One Dollar and Seven
ty-Five Cents (si.TO per share on the Pre-
ferrcd Stock and One Dollar and Seventy
five Gents ($i.75) per share on the Common
Stock Of this Company viii be paid on Jan.
Is. 1923. TO stockholders OF record Dec IL.
1922.
Transfer books VIII be closed at the close
OF business Dec. u. 1922. and will ba re-
opened at tho opening OF business Dec. "a.
1922.
WILLIAM II. DwELLY. Treasurer.
Boston, Mass. Dec. ), 1922
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WIDOW GETS $4,000 VERDICT.

RIvERHEAp, Dec. Mrs. Elizabeth
Rust received verdict of $4,000
against the Long Island Railroad to-day
by a Jury before Justice Mitchell May In
Supreme Court for the death OF her
husband. Peter. baker of Greenport
Rust was killed on Labor Day when his
automobile was struck by passenger
train. Mrs. Rust received injuries. for
which she received an award OF $3.50.
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SOUTH PORTO RICO SUGAR COMPANY.

The Board Of Directors have this day dey
clared a quarterly dividend OF 20 on tho
Preferred Stock. payable on December 30ths
1922, n stockholders OF record on Decenlbef
9th. 1872.
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,corrpss SEAT soLD.

The New York Coffee and Sugar Ex-
change membership OF John Leech has
been sold to Louis Seitz for $1,000, rep
resenting decline OF $500 from the last
previous sale. A petition Is being cir
culated on the exchange requesting ex-
ira holidays on the Saturdays preceding
Christmas ana New Years Day.
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THE NATIONAL PARK BANK
~ Eaxv XarG

The annual meeting OF the shareholdcrs
OF The National Park Bank OF New York
will be held at its banking house. No. 214
Broadway, Borough of Manhattan. City OF
New YORK, the 9th day of January. 1923.
at ~ O'Clock noon. for the purpose OF voting
TO determine the number of shareholders
of which the Board OF Directors of the
said bank shall consist for the ensuing year.
and TO elect directors of the said bank TO
serve for the ensuing year
Dated New York, December Ith. 1877,
r. q. FOxCROFT. Cashier.
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TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
Nil STRIA EANIS AI NEW YORK:

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. that n spec
cial meeting of the stockholders OF the lNe
1'USTRIAL BANK OF NEW YORK VIII oe
held at It's office, No. $50 +th Avenue, Bors
ough OF Manhattan, City of New York. on th0
18th day of December. 1922. at IL O'CLOCK
A. NJ. for the purpose OF having subniitte9
TO them an agreement bearing date the 2Sth
day OF November, 1922. between the Manu-
facturers Trust Company and Industrial
Bank of New. York, for the merger OF the
Industrial Bank OF New York Into the Manu-
facturors Trust Company, and of having said
stockholders consider and approve the said
agreement.
Dated December tth. 1922.
SLAUGHToN Il. LYND, President.
JUNIUS Z. CLOSE. Cashier.
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N. Y. RESERVE sTATEMhTT
RESOURCES.

RESOURCES.
Dec. @, 1922. Nov. 20. 1922
Gold and gold GER
tificates $13S. SOP .99S S16S 1851 ,OO0
G. o Il settlement
fund.-. r. 3D.. 1914, ,062 ,420 224, ,522 900
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Range of prices :
STATISTICS.
LIVERPOOL.

Spot cotton small business at 10 points de-
cline; middling. Ids. I'D Sales 5000 Amer ner
lean 600 Imports 2, 900. American 900.
Futures were due Is to 90 points higher :
they opened steady at IL to l6 points ad-
vance and closed steady at net advance OF
10 TO f6 points Closing prices: December.
1865: January, 1850; March, 1874; May,
1892; July. 13.i4; October. 1880; Manches-
ter Yarns irregular; cloths quiet. The II
O'Clock bids cabled to Liverpool follow: Jan
uary. 24.6Oc. March. 24.75c.; May, 247oc.; /;
July, "a. .40c. October, 22.93c.
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GUARANTY rnusr DIVIDEND.

The board OF directors OF the Guar
anty Trust Company Of New York has
declared n quarterly dividend of per
cent. on the capital stock OF the com.
pany for the quarter ending December
81. payable on December 30. 20 stock
holders OF record December n.
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NEW YORK PRICES
WHEAT.-No. / northern spripS. 81 .42A
No 2 red, 81 .33A No. . hard, 81 .32A No.
Manitoba, 127h. and No. mixed durum'
$f.17ai c. |. f. track \. Y.
01Ac. No. mixed. 90Mc. c. I. +. N. Y.
OATS - No white. 53isc: No. 3 white
52Jkc No. white, sic; fancy clipped white.
55a55hc.: ordinary clipped white. 52a52hsc.,
all elevator.
RYE-No. western. s1.ol,s (. o. b. and
$1.O0 C. I. (. y. Y. export. -
BARIEY.-Maltng. s2as4c. c. !. T. N. 4.
Observation-Disclosures 50. 10 nominal; ;
Canadian, 81. .93 nominal a 100 lbs.
HAY.-No l, S24a25: No. 2, $22a24; NO. .,
$20a22 shipping, $lSa19 per ton.
STRAW.--No. / rye, s23a24 a ton.
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THE DELAWARE 6 HUDSON COMPANY

n..xvU. woV' ~, 'srz; n1u,
QUARTER i2H@) PER CENT. on the can
ital stock OF this Company win be paid at
the office Of the Company, 80 Nassau Street.
IN this city. on and after Wednesday, Dec. 20,
1922, to stockholders OF record at close Of
business to-day.
by order Of the Hoard OF managers.
w. IL. DAVIES. Treasurer.
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CUSTOM HOUSE RECEIPTS.

Heccints for duties AT the Custom House
yesterday were Ss33. .n52.T3, of which S346,-
43o ~ was for merchandise Withdrawn from
bonded warehouses ard sis7 ,522e es for re
cent importatiOna.
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AMERICAN CAN COMPANY.
D..g....A As....i.

A quarterly dividend of one and three -.
quarters per cent. has been declared on the
Preferred Stock OF this Company, payable
January End. 1929. to Stockholders Of record
at the close OF business December 18th, 1922
Transfer Books will remain open. checks
mailed.
n. II. IsMoN. Secretary G Treasurer.
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Prod a Refll
N ln1l
Wilson & Co
-. IL IlnL
EXPORTS FROM Nrw YORK.

Exports from New York yesterday: Wheat.
bu.. 1000 flour. sacks. J4.e5s; oats. bu..
10000 lard, lbs. fes,625 lubricatine oil.
crls., 1fcgO
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SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

second that of the Creditor and date when
judgment filed:
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SCHEDULES IN BANkRUPTCy.

Schedules IN bankruptcy filed yesterday In
the United States District Court were:
1ORTHAL e. MALKTN, Bernard Forthal and
Emnnuel Msikin. ladies' hats. % Bond St.
Liabilities x4s.sTf assets, Sl6,ii5.
ZJZA TEPPER clothing, % Hester ST.
Liabilities, S25. .160: assets, Sli.3J0.
GREELEY TRUNK AND BAG co, Sophie
Caatzer--Liabiiities, $3.50; assets. un-
known
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y. s. CERTIFICATES AND NOTES.
Approx.
Aalled. Yield
LONDON WOOL AUCTION.

LONDON, Dec. THE offerings AZ the
wool auction sales to-day amounted to IL gef
bales. There was good demand FOR fine
and medium woods at firm prices but lower
rradcr wrrc irregular. Home, Continental
and American apinncrs we're buyers
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
HUDSON TRUST COMPANY
IIrOn dwny and 9th Sire

NEW YORK CITY
At n regular meeting OF the Board OF Do
rectors held Wednesday. roember 9th. ie2af
m quarterly dividend OF two and one-hal9
per cent, (2iseo) on the capital stock of tho
Company was declared payable Decembev
both 1922, TO stockholders OF record at the
close OF business Dec. 9th. 1879. The trans>
fer books OF the Company viii be closed ~
IL o'clock noon on December 9th. 1922, ano
reopened January 2nd. 1873, at 10 "A. NJ.
December 1th, 1N22.
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FEDERAL RESERVE
BANK STATEMENT
Discounted Paper and Note
Circulation Increase as Re-
serve Ratio Drops.

Special Dispatch 10 THE New YORK HERALD
New York Herald Bureau,1
Washington. ID. C., Dec. T..
Further increases of S54.S00,00O in
discounted paper, of s7.6O0.OOO in ac-
ceptances purchased in open market and
of $7.400,o00 in United States security
holdings are shown in the Federal Re-
serve Boards weekly bank statement
Corresponding changes at the New York
Reserve bank include an increase OF
$71.000,000 in discounted paper, of ST.
500. 900 in acceptances and Of $500, 900
in Government securities. Deposit liza
COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF CONDI
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The first name is that of the debtor the
second that of the Creditor and date when
judgment filed:
NEW YORK COUNTY.
JosLIN. Ivan-I. Helneman; Jan.
\. 191o.. ................... $239.47
HITCHTNGS. Hector NJ and 344
West Seventy second Street Corp
Il ID. Morrison ct al; June "a.
1920 ............................ 1851. so
FIDELITY G. DEPOSIT COMPANY
OF MARYLAND--M Rosenthal:
Dec: 2. 1922. .................... 3.4si..i0
SACHS. Henry, Herbert Rottcnbcrg
end Max Gendel-Rcsource Hold
ing Corp: Sept. /. 1929. .......... s.5o6o7
TOUMANTANZ. Ewand and Selma
Equitable Trust Company OF New
York; Dec; I. 1922. .,..... 1860
MA1TAfi, sWilhelm-H. II. Meinken;
Feb, iS. 1914. .................... $50. II
HALL. BRYANT and National Surety
co.-People. &C.; Oct. 10, 1922
(yaeatedl ....................... 10000
GOUSE. Harvey D.. and National
Surety Co.-Same: April o. 1922
. tvacated) .................. 10000
KISS. Frank and National Surety
co:-same; Nov; u, 1929 vacated $4,000
BoYCE. Jennie F.-J. Roth: Dec.
II. 1913. 3.................,....... 3o3s1
BRONX COUNTY.
RUSSO. Harvey and Mary Nell
People, State OF New York: Feb.
II, I'VE. ..... ....i............... 3,5O0O0
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MOUNTAINS PRODUCERS CORPORATION

Denver. Colorado. December Ith. 1922.
Quarterly dividend No. OF 90 cents peg
share has been declared. payable January
2nd 1929 to stockholders of record at the
close OF business December 18th. 1922.
The transfer hooks do not close.
All communications regarding payment or
chanue OF address should be sent 10 Noun
tain Producers Corporation. Stock Depsrts
ment COZ First National Bank Buidinrs
Denver Colorado, not later than Decembes
-V'h' i'-- T T. wAppr< Trsa .,-.r
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BONDS IN STOCK EXCHANGE

Int Rap Tran
notes Is 1882
when issued
IA
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AMERICAN CAN COMPANY.
Entttnsnn SfngE

A quarterly dividend OF one and one-quar.
ter per cent. has been declared on the Com
mon Stock OF this Company, payable Febru.
ary 18th, 1923. 10 Stockholders OF record at
the close of business January 3ist. 1923
Transfer Books viii remain open. Checks
n. II. rsMoN. Secretary q Treasurer.
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notes extd
Missouri Pac
gen "a 1Q7h

AOHtdiid L WI
1st A IS 1913
1....... 96A
TontreaiTram
Is 1941
1....... s9N
2....... SSA
Storris& Essex
1st 3hs 2000
7....... TIN
NatRR Of Mex
a 1851 =
April coupon
5....... 26&
Nat Rys OF Nix
4hs 1857
July coupon
6....... 25M
National Tube
81 1882
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DIAMOND. Joec-M. Davidson.
INDELLI, Pietro-E. u. Murphy,
et al. ..i....... .............
LYNCH. Bessie MEGA. X. Byrne
VI. BROOKS & SONS. INCH. Paul
RODINSRY. Moe. and Sam Melint-
sky--J. Kraft. .................
WENGRAF. Frederick-F. Field
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continued from Preceding Page.

Nor Southern
ref 6s 1861
1....... 80
Norf 4 West
CIV 6s 1929
4 40
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THE GUARDIAN LIFE INSURANCE COM.
pNNY OF AMERICA

The annual election OF Directors OF this
Company will be held at Its principal office.
No. 30 Union Square. In the City Of New
York. on Wednesday. the 18th day Of Decsm-
ber 1922. from IL A. NJ. TO r. NJ.
r. A. I,OECKE. Secratary
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
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.C FIT Set

Keokuk & Des
Moines N %
5....... ON
Kings Co Lgt
6hs 1854
2....... 90
Lacka wanna
Stl LIST 5s %
6....... 99M
100
'LaIxawanna
Stl en- 5s so
9....... S9N
35....... S9%
IL Erie & West
1st 6s 1897
! 5....... 94h
| 1....... 94h
1 nc
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-01-27
ow at 2Oo5 to 4O% less than th,

you need new furniture or will need it
0 courses to pursue, in getting it. You
IS February sale and keen 2Oeo To 40Go Of
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t Announcement to Thrifty Folk
1t! Read Every Single Word!
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the en- will be Dl:

Il be greatly over tual selling price
Oh will be display soon-you have O.
10 will attend. It's NAV bl1v now dur
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. E0S 81 Kgkl9g lsIa|

his is Perhaps the Most Import;
In this Paper! Don't Overloo
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hen this sale Onens tO the

thusiasm we have shown in preparing TO
Swallowed by the tremendous enthusiast
ed bY the thrOngS of thrifty hOme-mak
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-07
Sisler Is Showing
American Sluggers
How to Hit the Ball

George Sister, first hascman with
the st. Louis club, and iris Speaker.
leader OF the Cleveland Indians. to-
day are In neck and neck race
for the batting leadership OF the
American, with sisler topping the
heap with an average of AL. Spea-
ker is runnor-up with .i2i, The
averages Include games OF Wednes-
day.
Sisler also is showing the way
to base stcalers. having tucked an
even dozen away. and also is the
best scorer TO date, He has crossed
the plate 20 times,
Kenneth Williams. who promises
10 be Babe Ruth's rival In home run
hitting this season, strUck a snag
in batting, dropping into fifth place.
Ho continues TO crash out homers,
however, having connected with nine,
A week ago, Williams shared tho
batting leadership with Speaker.
Other leading hatters for 10 or
more games: Elmer Smith. Boston
.3S9; witt, New York 1895; Will
liams. 81. Louis ass, Jamlson.
Cleveland ,3s2. Pratt, Boston ,362;
Blue, Detroit 1851: o'Neil. Cleveland
$50,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-07
Fans Smoking Up
An IntersectlOnal
Scrap for Sapulpa

SAPULPA, May G.--An inter-
sectional scholastic football schedule
Sapulpa high school forming the
southern end Of the program. with
Dayton. Ohio, opposing the blue
and white In the north, was a topic
for considerable discussion among
local fans today. when ii becnmc
known that Coach Virgil Jones attn
letic director OF the Sapulpa high
school state football aud baseball
champions for 1879, had received
a communication from the Ohio in
stitutlun seeking 10 arrange such
plgslVn card 10 begin neNt fall,
The Dayton school, styling itself
champion scholastic eleven Of the
middlewest, seeks to have Coach
Jones title holders visit DAYTON FOR
the initial encounter next ian, the
Ohioans 10 come here the following
year.
That such schedule would
eclipse anything the Sapulpa entry
has ever attempted In the way Of
procuring hOnors outside OF their
own territory was the, opinion put
forward by a majority OF the fol-
lowers OF the Sapulpans, who last
fall claimed tho Oklahoma champ
ionship only ter defeating all other
claimants, and much comment fa-
vorahle to the Dayton proposal was
heard.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-07
PROGRAM
ON TAP FOR FANS
AT MID-CONTINENT
Big Crowd Is Expected
to Watch Hounds This
Afternoon

Grey hound racing fans will got
n run for their money this after
noon at the Mld-Continent park.
with n feature race for every event
Every race IL packed with winners
and nm exciting finish is scheduled
for each event. 9,
Preparations are being made to
accommodate one OF the largest
crowds of tho season thlshftcrnoon.
with tho coming of warm weather
the crowds have been increasing
daily and a record throng Is looked
for today.
Frank Cabin. In the fifth event,
rounded on to the stretch last night
neck and neck with Happy Nose
and then flashed ahead. winning by
more than 90 lengths Jessotue and
Cannon Ball we're also among the
winners.
Post time today IL 3 o'clock.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-07
George Kelly Sets
Pace in National
Hitters' Fraternity

George Kelly, first baseman with
the New York Giants. continues 10
set the pace for the National league
batters. He has a mark OF .44S.
Kelly Knocked out brace OF cir
cult drives since within the last
week, but Rogers Hornsby and AIM
smith of the Cardinals each poIed
three round trip blows, and are
making the home-run race hot FOR
the Giant sluggers. This pair Is
on Kelly's heels with four each,
Hornsby has been betting the ball
with great regularity and as a result
boosted his mark from 1858 a week
ago TO .404. Bob O'Farrell the
stocky catcher with the Chicago
Cubs, is the runner-up TO Kelly with
an average of .42s. Maranvlle OF
Pittsburgh continues to set the pace
for the base stealers with five thetts'
while Bancroft of the Giants IL the
leading run getter with 10 tallies.
Other leading batters for 10 or
moro games: Maranville, Pittsburgh
.4l4; Earl Smith, New York .4O6'
Hornsby, st. Louis .404: Walker,
Philadelphia 400; Ruether, Brook
lyn 400: Powell, Boston .3S3; Tier
ney, Pittsburgh .37S; Harper. Gin
cinnati .376.