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Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-09-20
MEETING Of LEAGUE
OF WOMEN VOTERS

The regular monthly meeting OF the
League of Women Voters will be held
next Tuesday morning in the Old Sen
ate Chamber at 10:30 o'clock. All
members living in the county are
urged to be present at the meeting,
which will be an important one.
At the recent meeting of the State
Board of the League held in Cam
bridge. Mrs. G. Abram Moss was ask
I'd to give an address on how Anne
Arundel raised its school loan, Dor
chester being ambitious to emulate it.
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-09-20
MR.. CHARLES PABST
Representing
ISAAC HAMBURGER & SONS

will he at Carvel Hall. Room No G. Tues
lay. Wednesday and Thursday. September
49, 20. II. with the newest fall display of
Mems and Boys Outfttings and Dorothy
Dodd Shoes for Women. $50
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-09-20
NEW STUDENTS d
SEEK WORK To !
COVER TUITION

Number Of Boys Entering St.
Johns Are Industrially Inclin-
ed And Would Thus Help Pay
Their Way Through College
Course
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-09-20
College Opens Tomorrow

The collegiate term at st. Johns
will formally get under way tomor-
row morning at 9 O'Clock. Chapel
exercises will be held at that hour.
according to custom, and DR.. Thomas
Fell. president, will deliver a well
come address to the student body, af-
ter which the routine of class work
and drills will be ushered in. Inform
ally the institution opened today, but
the time was given over to the regis
tration of new students, assigning
them to dormitories, and other pre-
liminary activities. With a large
number of new students enrolling.
and practically all of the older ones
back again, indications point to a suc-
cessful year at the venerable institu-
ton.
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-09-20
LOCAL INSTITUTION
TO OPEN TOMORROW

DR.. John b. Rippere. vice-president
of st. Johns College. who Is acting as
director of Student Employment at the
college. reports that among the new
students are a number who are very
anxious TO get employment of some
sort to help pay their way through
college. They are willing to work at
various jobs on Saturdays and during
spare time not needed for other
duties.
While canvassing for students this
spring and summer in Baltimore ard
Hartford counties and also in Balti-
more city, DR.. Rippere found num-
ber of possible students who needed
TO 90 outside work to enable them to
complete a college course. These
young men are bright and energetic.
and come well recommended by their
school principals and others. Many
of the st. Johns alumni who have as
sisted in getting young men to col
lege write and ask that these yodng-
sters be given a chance to work their
way through college.
Any merchants or other citizens cf
Annapolis. or vicinity, who need .,elp
are asked to communicate with DR..
Rippere. who will try to secure suit
able student to work for them. There
will be, OF course, no fee for this
service.
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-09-20

CONTINUED On Page 81
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-15
A~CCIDENTE EN- BAYAMON

? FL dfa II, a las 6 p. M. en- la ca
rretera que cOnduce de B;Nam0n a
Catah 4. en- una al|cantarilla, In qua
qua n1mcr0 NIB. prGpiedf4d de J. +.
c. Obricn. guiada por el chauffeur Ma
tfas Mitchell, nlmcro 2631. al paSar
por frente II I'M PoSte de Ii luz elGc-
tric&, Sc le desvfo el 'gufa, chocand0
con dichO poStc. sufricndo III guagua
varios desperfect0s Y saliendo el chau
ffeur con variaS commissioners en- III ca.
IA, Y los n>sajeros Temasa FigucIUa,
Marta C0rdova. Bernardo Rivera. Mar.
gaIJta C0l5n, Angela ~FeininieZ, RAJ
mon Hernandez, Carmen Rodriguez
Alberto Lid aga. ISiCl3ro Hernandez
Santos Ortiz, Y Fundador Diaz. todos
vecinos de B&yam6n con Commissioners
leves, de las que fucron curadas en-
ell Hospital Municipal Ge Bayam6n.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-15

10 hispano fueron fil6sOfos, legislado-
res guerreros, Y hasta emperadores
romanOs.
En- este de la conjunction de dos ci-
vilizaciones ~''solventes' hay aquello de
blonde las dan las tohan", Y ell pue-
bio norteamericanO seguramente no Sc
III ell que salga perdidoso en- haber
chocado con otro de caracter propio
v de cultura consagrada por ell ge-
MO Y el transcurso de los siglos. 81
hay Sinceridad, humanidad V amor en-
los factories de la fusion, 6sta Sc ira
r%calizando pOr IL pasos contados,
a~platanandOse a su manera los nor
teamericanos, Y amelOcotonandOse los
portOrriquehOs. sin renunciar a 10 bue-
no del pldtano, Y creando entire los dos
ell principle de una fusion suprema.
de las dos raZas s%uperiores en- acci6n.
Preglntele Mr.. Hamilton a SUI paisa-
no ell DR.. Ashford, que es autoridad
indiscutible en- este asunto, 81 a las
j0venes americanas, tan gallardas V
esbeltas, tan fuertes v tan esculturales,
les vendrfa bien un POGO de ideali-
dad Y de ensueiio latino bien dosifica-
do, Y una dedaladita de sal criolla
en- SUI admirable sutileza V espiritua-
lidad. PregGntele 81 a los j6venes
norteamericanOs que Sc preparan pa
IA ell triunfO de la vida. les vendrfa
NAL Ill destellO de esa claridad luminosa
de la genie portorrique1a, hacienda
les tan facil y rapida la perception
en- TODD cuanto abarca SUI mentalidad
privilegiada.
Y no hay necesidad de decir 10 que
ganarfa tambicn Ia sociedad criolla
con Ia educaci6n vigorizante V dc SEN
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-15
Ell NUEVO "HOTEL AMERICA"
145 : 155 WEST 18th STREET (Cerca Broadway
NEW YORK CITY, N. Y.

Ell "Hotel America" ell Inico no.
tel netamente espa1ol que existe en-
Nueva York, ACADIA de ser trasladado
al n1mero ciento cincuenta y cinco,
de la Gale cuarenta y siete, a pocos
pasos de la gran Avenida Broadway.
Fundado en- ell aho 1885 ha lido su-
friendo transformations y expert
mentando progresses a medida que 10
han de~mandado las necesidades.
La importancia que han adquirido
las corrientes comerciales espaholas
e hispanoamericanas con este pals, y
ell gran numero de turistas que a dia-
rio 10 visitan, hizo pequefo ell ultimo
p, edificio que ocupaba ell "HoTEL
AMERICA" y la empresa compro
n magnffica casa moderna con diez
pisos, dotada de todos los ~adelantos,
y a la altura del mas exigente con-
fort.
La nueva casa tiene capacidad pa
ra alojar comodamente, 800 personals
y sus trescientas habitaciones escru-
pulosamente amuebladas, al igual
que sus amplios comedores bellamen-
tie decorados, NADIA tienen que envi-
diar O los de los grandes Hoteles neo-
yorquinos.
Els su administrator ell condueho
del antique hotel, don Juan M. Be-
rutich, quien goza de gran %populari-
dad y une a su ~expresiva amabilidad,
una energfa vigorosa, puesta al SER
vicio del constante mejoramiento del
"HOTEL AMERICA. Lo secundan
en- u faenas antiques y enthusiasts
empleados del hotel; y este undo a
que Sc trata de una empresa RIGA, nos
hace augurar que ell "HoTEL AME-
RIGA, o 10 que es 10 mismo: ell uni
co hotel netamente espadol que exis-
tie en- Nueva York, esta llamado a
sser Ell verdadero hogar de todos los
individuos de la Raza que visiten
la gran ciudad.
Las notas peculiares del "HoTEL
AMERICA" han sido siempre las del
mas neto hispanismo Y Ell ambiente
familiar que en- 81 Sc respira. No es
inc de esos hoteles IN que nadie Sc
conoce. En- 81 hay ambiente de ho-
gar. Y este, anadido a que ell idioma
que en- Ell sc habla es ell castellano, 10
ha hecho, para los espaholes e hispa-
noamericanos, que visitan New York,
algo asf como un oasis salvador en-
medic de esta gran ciudad.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-15

lido practice, que es una de las par
ties en- que mas ha p%rogresado aquf la
americanizaci6n, hi 10 que ganarfa
nuestra generci0n femenina del future,
uniendo Il sus c%ualidades V atracti-
vos admirables In estatura, la agili-
dad, la decision V algunos rasgos tfpi-
cos de Ia belleza griega I'm POGO varo-
nil, que distingue Il las bellezas norte-
americanas.
Esto sin mencionar aquf por dema-
siado extenso Y remote 10 que CANA
ria Ia funston saba e ~eug6nica-
mente dirigida en- la polftica, la diplo-
macia, la literature. v sobre TODD ell
Concrete Y la facultad conductOra de
sus progresses, sobre todo en- Europa
Y en la America del Sur y del Centre.
Enfoque Mr.. Hamilton SUI poderosa
mira de estudio hacia estas alturas
humans de 10 que el llama ameri-
c~anizaci0n, V vera que amplios Y mag
nfficos hOriZontes puede V debe re-
correr, con alguna lentitud, por SUI
puesto, para realiZar ell plan humane
Y progressive al que patri6ticamente
3Spira.
No por mucho madrugar
amanece mas temprano.
II. f. j.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-15
Cronica Humoristica

Ojeando los peri6dicos de cast to-
do ell mundo quito, pero especialmente
los de los Estados Unidos, sc ha fla
do mi atenci6n ell un cOntraste do
lorOsamente c0mico. Mientras en- los
teXtOs editoriales Sc entonan repeti-
dos Y elOcuentes cantos al pacifis-
mo, a los desarmes Y a tOdo 10 que
prOpenda a la buena harmonic y con-
cOrdia de In Humankind, en- las, hojas
de anuncios apenas caben va los re-
clamOs eXpresivos, con abundancia de
grabados v letreros gordos anuncian-
do rev6lvers de todas formas Y tama-
nos, que disparan cast solos, que ma
tan acknowledgements, que tienen la
f%ecundidad v Ia presteza mortffera dc
las ametralladoras mas perfectas, que
son, en- resdmen, la Ultima palabra
de Ia matadura humane con la ma
yor facilidad. cOmOdidad Y decencia.
hasta sin ruidO. 81 sc quiere, v POGO
menoS que sin dolor. Los tftulos de
esos anuncios son tambien in~geniosOs
Y sugestivos: g Defienda su vida 4!
Proteja III honor! ;Ampare SUI no.
gar! iAsegure su tranquilidad !
/; Duerma tranquilo! Viva listed ale
gre Y confiado !, ETC."
Y 10 mas original del case es que
ell revolver no es arma defensiva, v
que no vive sinO para matar.
Viva La paZ Y p%roveanse ustedes
de ~rev0lvers!
FL quinto no matar.
iAtenme eSta mOsca pOr el radio!
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-15

Ell juez Hamilton, que es TN ame-
ricano de gran sinceridad, de hondO
pensamiento Y de acendrado patrio-
tismo, demuestra inquietud, pOrque
en- SUI sentir ell caro- de la america
nizaci0n Gamma lentamente.
Muy ciertO que va despacio; perO
hay cosas que no pueden ir a paso de
carga de caballerfa. Mr.. Hamilton
tiene bastante ilustraci6n y buen JUL
clio para comprender, 81 reflexiona con
calma, que Ell ell choque de dos civil
lizaciones cultas y arraigadas, Sc rea-
lizan fen6menos mas complicados e
interesantes que en- ell de dos fuerzas
ffsicas, Ell ell cual la mas fuerte ven
ce o destruye siempre Il la otra.
Recuerde MI. Hamilton que ell cho-
que de dos c~iviliZaciOnes de arraigO,
unique una domino a a la Otra pOr
circunstancias especiales, no puede
sustraerse a La Influenza de ST rival.
Las legiones rOmanas en- EspaIa, pOr
ejemplo, sc hispanizaban al mismo
tempo Y cast en- la misma MEDIA
que sc latinizaban las ~hiSpanicas, 9
llamemoslas ibericas, mas propiamen'
te, hasta ell puntO de que hijos del sue
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-15

Va tomandO, 81 pueden preparedness
colosales ell eXtrafo suceso de San I.o-
renZO:
Una jOven de aquella jurisdiction
oy0 vOces interiors; ne lie mandaban
abrir un pozo en- su finca: 10 abri6
segdn le mandaban aquellas vOces,
acudi6 el aqua en- abundancia pidien-
do a In jOven que la magnatiZara Z;
obedeci6 ella, poniendo el pozo gra-
It's al ~servicio de la humanidad do
liente, v desde %entonces no Sc padece
de NADIA (mas que de Ia crisis ecOn0-
mica) Ell toda aQuella region. Cuen-
tan que In genie acude como hOrmi
gas Ell busca del aqua milagrosa que
10 cura TODD, V hasta Sc citan va III
raciones maravilTOsas.
Parece que no Sc trata de una I'll
randera vulgar, porQue no cobra NADIA
por Il passes Y sus fluidos magneti-
cos, Y lie da aqua a TODD ell que la pi-
de, como la buena Samaritana.
Pero Ia mayor dificultad del case
Sc va manifestando ahora entire los
farmacedticos, que sc Green los uni
cos eXplotadOres de Ia manipulation
del aqua para fines ~terapeGticos. Han
puesto va ell CRITIC en- la Sandal y ira
tan de pOnerlo hasta en- ell cielo, 81 a
mano viene. Entire clos Y ell poZo de
San Lorenzo son capaces de implantar
un sistema de hidroterapia que nos
ague Ia poca sangrc rOja que va nos
queda.
FL pals es de suyO impresionable y
n%ovelero, v mientras no sc descubra
cosa mejor, va a estar intransitable,
Il fuerZa de genie, la carretera de San
Lorenzo. va Sc han establecido en-
ella hoteles provisionales, Y a cier-
tas horas del dfa es allf peligrosa la
aglomeraci0n de automobiles.
FL hermano che es va burgu6s, lie
nombraron CONCEAL. Y esta seialadO
para ser %cualquier dfa alcalde de ia
yuya. :Progresamos?
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-15
PUERTO RICO DISTILLING co.
ARECIBO, Puerto Rico.

Fabricantcs de ALCOMOTOR combustibIc pa
ra automobiles motorcs. ETC., etc. - Alcohol
refinado para usos medicinales, industrialcs y
cientificos.-Alcohol desnaturalizado para com
bustible domestico y Potasa para Abonos.-
TodoS estos productos derivados de la caha.-
PrOductos del pals.
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SOUTH GETTING
AWAYEROM |TS
ONE CROP ILLS
BoII-Weevil Responsible for
More Diversified Agricul-
tural Conditions.
BY ROGER W. BABSON.

Wellesley Hin. Mass. oct. -. H.
view uf rhc sensational reports rCla'
tive to conditions in the south. "Sr"'
ally due to o." hnliwr"vil. Roger ".
HahSuu. has been asked Ia make an
analysis ol I'll" southern situation n
il nov Hrp"lrs from tn" view pom!
Of 4 s'atistician. Mr. i!ahSon's state
ment is - follows:
IN III" >u-callrd cotton belt. Whlc"
stretches across many u the south
en- states, Is produced 80 per cent OF
the worlds supply 0I cotton. In FACT.
The rctton crop has been 81 tmp"N
ant that III" south has pracucaliI
gwen il Cutir attention Ia rot"'.
ana thus become Il on" crop country.
The hOi!-wp"Iil * now destroying i
ltry" percentage az iHlH cotton Cr"',
:, thai in many SECTIONS oni' one
bale Oi cotton j. %ainrr.i WhHr" Two
w.. - nrialuill pr"dnr"d. or course.
gr"ai cffur', ar" being mad" to con
tro. the bull.wrevA AND E"i"n"" WIZ
ultimately find Il solution IL 'iiS
problrm IN the meantime. h"W"E"!.
there are SERIAL factors 10 b" c"nSi.
nrrI
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BOND RELAPSE
IS NYST|FY|NC

New York. oct. -. Corporation
issues ShO~cd better rcsistanr" TO-DAY
to the cotinued lluUidatio "f |. :.
government bonds. five Of which sold
in tn" neiEhbnrhUnd OF - on below.
Recr-~iuns from III" previous close
ranged from 30 cents TO 30 cents per
$IU0 boud in the Older liens. Will"
the new ii.'s dropped I" cents 10
Sgs.au, the lowest figure yet reached.
Reasons for the throwing over at
IS nat are commonly regarded as sac
ri(jco prices for the .oI"riru"nt : IS
sues cont iuucd to hr somewhat OF 4
MYSTERY. Presumably demands for
funds in connection with commercial
u.,sui. rs bnmkiu" i.,s;'irur!"n- AMI
aud Individuals explained in n m"a-
sure The pressure OF offering, blt IL
j. ALSO cnncriVHhir that rJISid"rani"
srlling crm' from $pcruIativ" inter
est Whn We're disappointed IN not
fnLin" au ium"diatr higher market
ior rA"ir purchases AT par.
Will" the rest 0f TIA" market
Shower! carly hesitation win som"
lar@" cong, s%iruS Ia various groups
the la;r trend MS umiGJrWI! upward
in sympathy with - >piri'"i rams IN
the Un;fri Slat q, an,"rmm ~ h""!S
which rr>iured thea praciicll'y 10 !
parity with y"-tIi'%'. tnal tieu eH.
Fluctuations either Vi! ~ the gen
craI market we're h0' ~ :runoun"t 1t
as h-rrtp'"r.. 'ui Hu"in" in'C Nal* "f
SELLING. Mariami uii 7'a'- '"'iin"d
g.. Lake shore It,. TWO points. ana
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New York. Oc'. 2I.--ticod recovery
VAS made by most stocks ~ TO-DAY
market but the averages were stliI
we'll under tho hiSh levels OF the
week.
Most OF 'o-dA! : rise uud"ubt"0'!
vas due 20 short covering. InIineuced
by the more efteCtiv" resistance
shown at the lower levels and the ap-
parent hal, in forced liquidation as
revealed In. The oIume OF business.
Trading on the whole waS lighter
than usual
Mexican Petroleum showed the best
recovery OF the active stocks. regis
tering net gain III 6"s points. Fan
American \ and b rose : and rs
points. respectively. and Houston was
up - Standard Oil OF New Jersey
continued uudcr pressure, however,
Welding 81. points on turnover ot
less than 1uO00. Fisher Body was
tho outstanding individual feature,
jumping l2ra points - l5l'2. = ne"
high record for the year on reports
of heavily increased earnings.
STAGED Comeback
Baldwin and StudebaSer also staged
= fair comeback. rising u, and ~
points respectively. heavy buying ~
the latter again revlrln" reports 81
an extra dividend ~ next week
meeting Speculative expectation
that The quarterly report OF the |. :.
:: eel corporation next week VIII
show ~ more tavurahly than those
ot iudependent companies found eN'
preston III 4 point rise IN that stock.
which again crossed los.
Railroad shares general were higher
hut the gains wcr" less than those IN
induStialS. presumably because ;hr
short interest was not so extensive.
ReadinU was on" Ot the mO~t active,
cainius point. while New York Cen.
trai. Lehigh Valley. Atlantic Coast
Line ard Southern Pacific registered
advances q substantial fractions.
Some OF the individual strong spots
were Corn Products. General Nmcri-
can Locomotive. NlliS Chalmers. Lima
Locomotive. LoriIlarh Tobacco. M.
,iUual Biscuit. L. :. Industrial Nlco-
hol and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. chemical,
all UP IL, to points American tx
press. Peoples Gas. Chicago pn"uma.
;ic Tool. Railway tS"el Spring. Nor.
folk 4 Western preferred and |. ;.
Rubber first preferred were heavy.
Total sales were $4,000 shares.
Call Money Easier.
Call money opened and renewed at
80 per cent but eaSed oil 10 > In the
early afternoon and held n that Zig
ure until the close. The demand tor
time money vas brisk with no change
in rates. The commercial power mar.
Aet was quietly trim.
\ much improved tone was noted
In the foreign exchange market. local
banks and dealers again determining
the course OF prices. Demand ster.
ling rose from s+.4+'. 20 Nao am
French checks. which had fallen 70
GS4 earlier in the week. a=ain cross.
ed 90 cents. Other continental! rates
advanced from - to Il points with thS
execution OF the Polish rate Whic'
drcpped TO a new low record az w.
cents a mark. but rallied somewhat.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-28
RARSON SEES HIGH PRICED COTTON

ing E., aud Great Northern general
T.. to IL. New York. West Chester
a Boston made UP n considerable por-
tinn Of yesterdays loss. selling 1"4
hi-hcr. Peterborough Rapid Transit
rcfunding IS and the certificate IS
were bought on a large scale ut i'm
pruyrmcntS Of about two points.
Reflection Of the recovery in for
cipu exchange rates were shown In
a higher average Of prices for foreign
ISSUES with Denmark 6'S and SIS. San
pavlo SIS and scissors 6's all moving
upward point or more.
Total sales (par value) aggregated
SSl1.Sll 900.
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PITTSBURGH PRODUCE

ri:tshurgh. Oct. 27.-Apries. New
Y"rks. No. Kings. $500: Twenty
West Virginia No York Impcria!s.
, G0 to %.J": hushcl baskets. New Works
80. Twen:y-Ouncc and Iiuhbardsions,
90 70 is Washington boxes. fancy
Jnua;nanS. Is 10 LIS.
Onions. Ohi"s and indianas. loo-ib
sack 80 YcllowS 80 10 LES.
I,rny;SiuNS unchanged.
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N. \. COTTON MARKET

Wheeling. W. Va. OCT. 27.
Furnished The IutellIgruccr By a. L.
Masten Il Co, members New YOIN StoCk
Exchange. Secuud floor H4ilVndl Sank
OF ". Va Bldg.
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N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

Wheeling. W Va. oct. -.
Furnished The lntelitgeucer ~ A. {.
Master ( CO. members New YORK SUE
FNchapge. second floor National BanH
,t " "a BLDG.
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LIBERTY BONDS

\.r. YORK.. uc: ?7.--r'bnr;y bonds
r:u>.i. "rqs. sln0.6n. fast 10. $500;
,",.yut $50. N..,f: 'llcl 49,. as.ii:
fourth 4l.s 1855; Victory s&- un-
called lJO.eS; Victory +%s, called.
1908.
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GOOD RECOVERY IN STOCKS;
SHORT COVERING BIC FAC0OR

tin u.s.. ~. 2n IS "a 9S - ass"
", i.,S tn"."i ton. :" i"". - IVH ~
Tr;I, s1sc<-n"l.Sn
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N. Y. CURB MARKET

Wheeling. ". Va. co., -. w..
Furnished The In:elllccnccr Hy \. r.
Nasseu 4 Co. members New York Stora
EXCHANGE. Second floor National sons
~ w "a. Bldg
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

Wheeling, W. Va. Hci -.
Furnished The Intelllcencer by A f.
Mast.u a Co. members New York Stoca
Exchange Second floor National eans
Of W. Va. EldH.
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PETROLEUM.

oil CITY. IA. oct =. : .""d.' bat
ancrs 500: rUuS H,."1': Average ".,5@'.
ehirmcnts 57,lG7; average j6.i39.
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STANDARD OIL
SUBSIDIARY STOCKS

Wheeling. W. ". h'l. -.
Furnished The lutelllTcncer nr y &.
Mastcn ( Co. members New YORK S:och
Exchange. Second floor National baus
- Illdn
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BUTTER AND EGGS.
BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

Wheeling. W. w. 1.'. -.
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Bisbee daily review., 1922-07-16

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Studebaker Opens
 Second SalesrOOm
 In New York City

Pressure on the Stakeholder line has necessitated enlarged facilities in New York and resulted this week in the conclusion of a deal, which has been pending some time, whereby the Stu debaker company gets the former Win ton property on the corner of Broad way and Seventieth street. This is one of the finest and most desirable shOwrooms in the city and has been purchased by the New York branch of the Studebaker corporation for use as a branch new-car salesroom of the main building on the corner of Fifty fourth street. Possession will be taken July 1.
 In due course of time the newly ac- quired property, two story building with large shOwwindow space on Broadway. will be enlarged to take care of the needs of the New York