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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-05-04

girnna nllsgearbeitet muroe, be8iebt
fid nuf sic @eihdfte Der 8anf bonn
sSuIi 1919 Big gum IL. De5ember
1921. Gen ihperIten 8erluft erliH
sic 8anf i'm Sabre 1921, aIs Elm De.
fi5it bon $220,603 Biz gum 10. De=
5ember feitgeiteat tpuroe.
Sarge. - George 6. MaDone,
|stnats . @orlibenoer oes unfrdrt<
aomitees, bat beitiHmt, bob lie apei
Miann in e me 6 / . Elm
Garm @arrpagne gegen Die 8erberibe
nnternebmen, I'M 6as unfraut aus
5urotten. 9ie 9treftoren Der
uNortb Dafota federation Of 8ooI
@ropers" teilen mil, baB cine groBe
8etpegl1ng i'm @ange 1T, nm einen
Gosoperatip-Marf I'M gan5en staa-
tie fiirInie fommenoe 8oaernte 5u
i6affen. Der Marft 1T feiter uno Die
8reiie iino better als in friiberen
Sabren. - Das 8un6essMrbeitsna9-
tpeisbiiro fat Na6frage nod 300 net
teren 6armgebilfen, popon fie nod
feline fat befrie0igen f0n1ren, pie 80.
g. 8otpe, Ser Setter bes Biiros, NIT,
teilt.
Samestopn. Sn Der ~republifa>
nilden Transformation tpa1roe @on<
berreur St. 81. Aeeitos einitimmig gum
&anbi6aten fir 6aS @ouberneursdmt
nominiert. Die Demofraten naminier=
ten CHARLES Simon bon Seem England
fir 6iejes @mt. Die 5taatsfonbention
Ser &epnblifaner 5ei6nete ii6 6ur6
gr0Bte @armonie Bel aqen Sibungen
aus. @einer Ser a6t &an6ioaten fir
6as Sbergeri6t muroe in6oiiiert. Sir
8a1noesienator blieben bier &anoioa=
ten i'm 8el6e, ndmli@ 2pm S. Sra=
5ier, Monpartiiam; @enator @orter s.
Mcgnmber, 81. S. @ronna bon 2a<.
foto nno s.. 9. Norton bon Man6an,
fruber @or1greBman1r. Sn Ser oemo=
frotifden &onbertion ging es ni6t 10
einmutig Der 11n6 beri9ie6ene Drob-
unger 5n Spaltungen bes Si&ets
mur6en la1t.
8iai1ton. - Orrtn &obertion, Be-
liter oes DECENTRALIZATION Sanatort>
inns" in @iqiiton mur6e in StanleD
megen betriigerti6en 8onferotts per-
baftet. Die @9ul6en foaen fi6 anf
100000 belaufen. SSn @rmangelung
BON $4,000 8iirgldaft lit er I'M @e=
fdnqnis. gr p1roe felt bent Sabre
1916 idon berfolgt uno iebt erit err
piibt.
8ismord. - Die 8anfetnlagen IN
sen Nor6 Dafota 5taats 8anfen ba=
ben la11t 8eridten in ben lebten iebs
Monaten um 5mei nn0 Elm balb Wt1l=
zion Collars, 5rgenomnen, tpas out
einen MufI9tpa1ng Ser algemeinen @e=
ihSHslage i6lieBen 1abt.
8otpbeQs. -6iinfuno5tuon5ig sc.
morfl11qen in 8mrfe @ountD baber
Moultpurfgit fir 6ieies Sabr belteat
i'm @an5er1 $50 8ul9el. Sos oamt1
berattete @etrei6e miro 1T a9t Arar1
@ddert nerpadt unb an 6ie berlbteoe:
men Ylabe Derteilt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-05-04

Su|uIy OeHt neutrality-suspicious. uus
ter Der Mnflage a11f Wor6 i'm eriten
Grao porgefiibrt tultr0e, ber5i6tete
auf Elm Dprberbor unb muroe ben
@roBgeidmorenen ibertpieien, Grid.
ion ion am Samltog eingeitanoen ba-
ben, Suit Commit Dor lieben Sabrerl
nit einem Meiier erftoden unb Die
9ei6e I'M @alo b~erfdanrt 5u baben.
Gairmont. - Grau 8ioln 2ilnburg
mnrbe d mDtenItag bon ben @eihtpo.
reren in Sairmont nit ibrer S6a-
beneriabflage ron $4,000 gegen
9taatSfenator gilbert 8. 8arb abge-
mieien. Die Rlagerin batte bebalrptet,
baB Ser 8OiGbrige 8olfsbertreter tie
BEL 5mei @elegenbeiten rgetpaltiam
umarmt nnb gefMBt babe"
Montebioeo. -gliie Salisburp, Ell,
ne iunge Stenograpbiitin Ser Chicago
milmaufee & ct. Bal1l 8abn, idob
in einem @iferiubtsanfan ben Bnd-
fuibrer Dscar Grtdion I'M 8iiro init
bert @9iiiien nieoer un6 fnbr oanr
eifrtg fort 5u arbeiten. Gr erbielt orei
,@ngeln, bon benett sic Mer5te eire aus
ser @egen6 bes Ser5ers nn6 eine aus
ser Magentpnno e%ntfernten. @rid1on
LIT Sen @un6en erlegen.
@aper1p. - Sobn &atner, % Sab
re alt. Elm Sarnrer bon Ser @emarf-
una Moo6lan6, batte geraoe iein M11-
tomobil gege1t Elm @eipQnn Bferoe
nit 8atggp m1sgetouidt l1no tpar nit
oemiel6en in gegleitung ieines Brn=
oers Saul nn6 8. 6enegef auf Sem
Seimtpege, als sic 8riife an 2onierS
Safe, iiber sic iie f1bren, 5niommet-
bru6, nobel @amer ertranf. Die BET
Sen an6eren Sarmer fonnten it'd ret
ten.
5bofopee. - Die @ecuritD State
@anf bon 5bafopee lit am 9onner=
ltoq auf Mnor6n11ng 6es itaatli6en
8~anffommiI1qrs 81. s.. &atbb1tn ge-
ihIoien tporoen tpie bier angefnno1gt
mrr6e. @9mere 8erl1ite Ser Bant
oaben sic @eranlaiinng. STE Bant
lit nit $4,000 fapitaliiiert nno bat
$4,000 9epoiiten.
Sleepy @De. n SleepD Gpe be,
fommt Elm reltes mooernes Sbeater.
@ebau6e. Dosie1be miro cine Sront
bon 40 SUB baben nn6 Elm Mr6iteft
lit bereits oobei 6ie &ldne fir oaS
@eba116e 51 entperfen.
@batfiel6. = Sos San6fertigfeitS.
Department Ser .1ee1ert 100000
Sodi6ule tpatroe our6 Seuer, tpelbeS
i'm @erf3e11g=&aum atsbrah, nm 81:
900 be16aoigt. 9as Seuer mar IN noe
niger ais 5mei 5tunben nnter &ort
troae, aber oie l1rfade BEG BraroeS
fonnte biz iebt nidt ent6edt perben
Benion. = 8an6iten bronger at1
MiiH1po6 frib in Die Sarmers onl
Merdmtg 8onf in &olotpan, mob
l8enlon Elm, 5eriblugen bic Sir gun
@ep0lbe nit einemS 6mieoenbamme
un6 1tablen aus Siderbeitsfdber1
8orqeI6 nnb @ertpaptere i'm Betral
'ppn unqefGbr $4,000.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-05-04

Der RorDstert1
auf benz BaiIerpeg mad Chicago ge-
idif per0en.
MoheIter. - Ser friibere republic
faniihe gunbegienator @ron1a bot
geortb Dafota, Ser IeBte 8ode in et.
ner Rlinif in Mo6elter operiert nurce
bat iid 10 melt erboa, 6aB e.. an Grei-
tag bonn Rra11fenbaus in Elm Sotel
uiberlieoern fonnte. SIN 2aufe otefer
8obe geoenft er, sna6 ieiner Seinat
aafota, Sc. 9, 5uriid5u5ieben.
Morbeab. Mrbeiter fanoen an
DonneriItag BEL grbQrbetten fir Elm
reues 8obnbaus in Moorbeao Elm
Menldenifelett oas abgeieben bon
ssiben un6 @dnben boaitanoig mar
uuo mutrnnlbiA einem beriibtigten
|5pieler uno &eDolrerbeloen geb0rte,
melder in eineln Nebolbertampf nod
einem Rartenipiel Dor finf5ig Sabren
an Ser Stene ermoroet muroe. 9ie
Rnod,en tuaren gut erbalten, audi
puroen etli9e 5eben oe r&leioung
aehn6en. Tim sic 2eihe tpar eine De-
RI. np1hInnde1 un6 ste 2etme NOR in
elmer Site begraben.
grooflton. - 9urd ein Se1ter,
peldes our6 einen feblerbaften elef-
trijden Drabt entitanben NOR, bran11=
te Sic onr6meitlibe @de bes @efang-
nilies ab. Cine @efdngene, Sralt
GraDeB, mur0e pom &atd ubermannt
1tno tpur6e betpuBtlos bepouSgetrager.
Die an6eren @efangenen tpur6en na6
Sem aGtbbaus gefiibrt un6 BORT I'M
terqebraht. - Ser 8ance 8lof in
Groof1ton muroe bon ser Mc&en5ie
2an6 Company an bie 8ropn- Cams
fin 60. bon Grand Sorts, g. g., Der
fauft. Sic &aufer beabii6tiger bas
@ebauoe 511 mo0erniiieren nno Ser
bellerungen in Ben @urgergebaloen
ein5nfiibren.
Minneapolis. = Cine @erlomm~
luna. in melder 8iaiam 3. Softer el=
we. 80. - 80 a" -l Il =
ne Mrbeiter : &ebolntion ~befiirtportete,
fam Donneritagabeno in Wftnneapol1s
au eineut larmenoen Mb16luB, 10 Dob
Softer bon 1eineu 6rennoen IN Die
Mitte genomnen unb nod Dem 8abn.
hof qelettet meroer muBte, 400 er etz
men 3uq rad 5bicago beitieg. Softer
6otte feline @e6e beenoet nno beant=
mortete Sragen, tpobet er III einer1
|@ortpebiel NIT einem @fa11 gerlet
ser cine ieiner 8ebanptnngen ar5met-
felte. IS fam 5a ether Brigelei nro
sic @%erlammlung mrBte abgebro9en
tper6en.
Monffoto. - 2lop0 Mc@bpital, 70,
bon Monfato, nnb SRI. Stole a11g1t'
tim, % Sabre alt, Don Springfield
Minn., mlroer anf benz Wege bon
Minneapolis nod bier, ben tie IN e.
mem 2afto11to Ser 8lumerbanolnng
sN%i,n1niner Gomparn bon bier 5rrId.
leaten I'M binteren eelhloiienenzRa1tn
oeg Mutos 6ur9 Monorio<@as, Dos
bem Motor ent ?2rdmte, eritidt. Scr
aenfer oes uMtos botte SRI. Stole nnn
lire 5dtpeIter Marie big Manfoto
frei mitaenommeln; Marie iaB BET ibn
born un6 sic beiben an6eren int &c.
ihlol1enen @a11m oes Nutos.
Mo6eifer, - @bereH Saunoers Dor
Serre &aute, Sno., &ongreBSMbgeoro:
meter bonn fiinften Diitrift Snoia11as
pel6er iib lebtbin IN &oheiter, ei1e1
erniten Operation 11nter5ieben m1Bte
fat ltb nobe3n erbolt, mie feline Mer5:
te am iDenitag erfldrten, 10 Dob e1
binnen meniger Sage na6 Sa1ie ret.
ien fam.
6artbarlt. - Sobn @ridion no11
6aribault, tpel6er AM Dien1tag II
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-05-04
@t4 Seu1t tttt,tan0 Oct
oenti@en @tHtonareet
~ 9ilfe fommen?
Ser Sile a,ts 9entidlano pSlig be-
rambt," bebiirfen fte mnierer
1tnteri tiitnng.

@in oenn niemano Ben arn1en
neutrality-suspicious. Miiionaren in vi
rita uno Miien gu Stlfe fommen! Il
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-17
BRIDGEPORT
PROMINENT RESIDENT
OF BRIDGEPORT DIES
wife of John Robert Passes Away Fol
lowing Years Illness-was Born
In Wheeling.

Mrs. Al:ha Virginia Bowman Rob
er,s. wife OF John Roberts. died at 1880
o'clock Thursday morning at the home
81 her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Bowman. Stop II. Bridgeport. follow
ing a years Illness "C 4 complication Of
diseases.
Mrs. Roberts vas born in Wheeling
December -. lS<J. Following her mar
riage = few years ago she moved vita
her husband % Cleveland where she re-
sided until the beginning Of her late
Illness.
She was we'll and royorahly known
throughout this district and leaves 4
large number Of friends 10 mourn her
death.
Her husband. one daughter. Miss Vir-
GINA. and the following sisters ard
brothers survive. Mrs. Ralph Roam.
Huntington. W. Va, Mrs. Albert Prince.
Wheeling: Mrs. Jessie Durtec. Bridge
port; Miss MahIc Bowman. Bridgeport.
and J. II. J. ". and \. W. Bowman.
all of Bridgeport.
Funeral services Will be conducted
Monday afternoon AZ 2:ho o'clock at the
parents home In West Bridgeport. Pew.
J.. r. Morton, pastor ot the IVES: Bridge
por, VI. +. church. assisted by Rev. Will
liam Zane, pastor q Tie Church Of God
at Martins Ferry. viii have charge.
Burial Will he made N l.:nwood Gene
terry a. Blaine.
Cleared Good Sum
~ a soc.a, meeting 81 N" committee,
in charge ot the Gar and festival OF tn.
Booster club. held at The city building
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-17
FINANCE SYSTEM
Of THE SCHOOLS
LOOSE IS CLAIM
Commissioner Mckee Declares Bills Are
Paid without Sanction Of Ed"-
cation Board.

The operations q; the BOARD - Edl-
cation are lou>c. declared Commissioners
l.. II Mckee. i, the monthly meeting
II the Board OF Educate" ~ the iN"e-
peuden: School district < Wheeling
held last evening a. III, Whcr.,"s "'SN
school building.
Some person, associated MA '"'N
board take tire authority ont" the''-
selves 10 buy. he sud. In an effort 20
prove his assertions. My. McNc" E"'''-
red 10 q bill amounting - $"'pVo I"'
secondhand machinery which. h" SAD.
was purchased without tn" SnA';'"" OF
the board.
This is unfair to the taxpayers am"
10 this board" he declared. There -
10 use having 4 system i You "'"'
have a head a, it. There seems - b." =
sentiment that when money = aTpTo-
pr;a,ed to certain departments that this
can be used without permission from
this board. This - u "roa= impression
as the board should give permission" {"
all purchases before made.
We are c~u>'od.ans t.; the H""p.c y
money. but, Ne don't give them any
knowledge Of the expenditure Of ih''r
moaey." SAID Nv Mckee.
In speaking OF What he referred :" As
the shortcomings - the board. NJ. Ne
Kee said the SUPERINTENDENT should
make a monthly r,poc; %: what i costs
10 furnish education - our cA!!dre&.
such as ;hc total salaries IT teachers
and other costs % conducting the
schools.
"We> hear reports real here OF money
received by heads Of certain depart
mentS." said Nj. Mckee. but We never
hear a report OF il beng received. |
have no doubt but what this money IS
turned over u the clerk and 20 the
treasurer and handled property. b.; We
don't, know whether or not X j. really
done. We should kHoN. Il We are 20
handle the taxpayers money Nc should
take care Of ID and ha'w Just where
every cent goes"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-17
LUTHERAN QUARTET TO
RENDER SONG RECITAL

.ni,oI vii, nc ciyor nv Ito
yt,o lutheran church quartet SUNDAY
49, -.ao ...,orr i, no church
,.,!..r;,.
""rr..o ,.r ro ,e.is,cd Nv
Ann, ITu,r, OTTO. soprano.
~ r.,,r- ,.i.Ii,ie,
,y.aa within, W,Jarrzck. 90.
,,.,,
a.. ,.rc-ro. CoTrcre crr.ra,tO.
" r,,,,,,, D.rr, ,cror
| ~ h.,.
,r,a,s 'rr,ri,,
The Program.
u
.arr;.cIps,,,o
- ... T,a GOA ~ Abraham
r,.,,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-17
Want County Licenses

ClarKsburr. ". Va. Nov. l".-lhe
legislative committee or the West Nir-
gmia Automobile Dealers Association
aeld a meeting here today and hmonG
the recommendations which VIII be
r,adc to the next session Of the lcE!SIa-
;uro is au amendment {" the rcgisira-
lI,u law, which Will cuahlc auto owners
Tea get licenses from the county clerks.
Au effort will also 10 made to got
the axe limit for drivers raised from
fourteen to sixteen years.
Il. e. Hclmick. Of this city. Is chair
man of the committees. and the other
members arN George VI. Ford. secretary
Wheeling; =. NJ. M!dlcburE, Charleston.
and J. l.. MGDcImolt, Wheeling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-17
Bankers Wife Gets
Money to Fight Suit

New York, Nov. I6.--Mrs. Beverly y.
Harris. wife OF a former vice president
Of The National CITY Bank, vino is su3ns
her for annulmcNt Of their marriage
today. was awarded 81 900 counsel fees
and $1,000 for expenses by Suprcn'"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-17

as. nigh, announcement was made that
over a thousand dollars was taken in IL
tho event. Members Of the committee
stated last night that they HUuc!rac 30
w.,u Il and : hundred dollars VIII 3e
cleared as Il result and his VII be d.
vote 10 the work ct the club.
Rueckle Funeral
Ths funeral services for Mrs. katH'
o., Ruecklc, wife OF William I;urci.io
Of the Cad.z pike who died i few dave
ago Will be- held this afternoon AZ ,
o'clock at s.. Pau,'s Lutheran with Rev
Edwin MeuS.r. pastor % the church
officiating. Huv!al NJ. be ~ Weeks CEN
c;svy west II this city.
Play at S~hadystde
What is Expected To De the biggest ari
mos, important game Of the season tur
the local High school football team vii
o., p,Hyci at S~hadyS!dc. against tn
Fi.gh school, team OF that place tomo"-
row Afternoon and u big crowd Of Local
fans WILL attend. The Shady side team
= conceded 20 hc the strongest onD"S!-
ttnn against which the Eridg"'S Will p"r
form during the season and the outcome
= beng watched with Interest.
Pythinn Meeting
One Of the most interesting and busy
meetings % the season WAS held by ~
members q: Belmont lodge Of the
knights Ut PvthIaS N their home on tie
CId.I pike Last night. y number Of VS.
!,urs wsr. present from u"ighhorin-
lodges and 4 brief program was enjoyed
aC;c~ the business session.
Hold Bake Sale
The ladies auxiliary 10 the EHE!necre
examination Of this C.ty have announced
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-17
Court Will Adjourn

Federal court will adjourn today
noon following the disposition OF a
number Of important matters still
pending.
/, Judge W. f. Baker and all court Of
fcials will leave this afternoon for
their homes to spend several days be-
fore the opening OF the November
term Of court next Tuesday at Elkins,
w. Va.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-17
NEW GENERAL MANAGER

Arch NJ. North Of L~eatherwood has
succeeded Warren f. Westenhaver as
general manager Of the Truck Trans
portation company Of this city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-17
MARTINS FERRY
Sent To IufirmarY.

An unfortunate case was brought to
light IN th.s city yesterday afternoon
whea Mayor Daft arranged with Spencer
Moon. coUaty !nf.rmary superintendent
20 get MISS Josephine G!llett and take
her 20 that place for care.
The woman has been Il resident Of this
city for Il number az years. with 4 broth
c.. John G.llct. both RelE:aUs. Some
months ago the brother left for the old
home in Belgium with 4 promise 20 send
money for his sister - come there. She
has been making her home with Il am
!,y IN this city and Yesterday wandered
OF; to another portion OF town with the
result that she was unable 70 find her
way home. Mayor Duff persuaded her
70 go - the .nirmary untii such time
as he can get into communication with
the brother.
First Night Successful
The "Womau.eSS Wedding" being pre-
sca;ed by the K!wan:s club for the ben
eft OF the .:.!.; fund OF the Public
Health league drew a full house al the
High school auditorium last night. All
who witnessed the production We're
pleased a. the many conf features. The
number Of tickets Sold warrant the eX-
pectation that another Big house VIII
for this evenings performance Will he
placed OF sa.e nj tn" SeIhy and Reed
Hanover stree; store this moraing at ?
o'clock sharp.
Plan Larger Wharfboat.
Wharfmas:cr \. l.. Willis stated yes
,erday tina: negotiations are ~ :"r the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-17
wireless Interest Grows.

TIE interest in wireless telephony Is
on the Increase among the amateurs "i
th.S ci,". since a number o: owners o:
outfits have been So successful. Reports
Of a number Of now sets 20 b" Installed
in the near future are made and tie
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-17

Mrs. William Saunders WAS III"
hostess 70 he Industrious DANES "t
his city at her Lun" on West WaShLwg-
ton street Yesterday afternoon with
practically a, Of the members present
Sewing and fancy work a. we'll as Other
social diversions were enjoyed, after
which the hostess served Il luncheon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-17
First Night Successful

Wharfmas:cr \. l.. W!l.is sta:oI yes
,erday tina: negotiations are Oh Tor the
Evening star., 1922-06-12
R|GGS-HAM|LTON
DEAL COMPLETED
Merged Banks Open for Busi.
ness With Four Sepa-
rate Offices.

Completion of the merger of the
Riggs National Bank with the Hamil-
ton National Bank was effected at a
special meeting of the board of direc-
tors of the Riggs bank Saturday, and
today the institution opened for busi-
ness with four separate offices in the
city.
These are, besides the main office
on Pennsylvania avenue opposite the
Treasury. those branches at Dupont
Circle. 7th and ] streets and 14th and
Park road.
May s. at which time the Hamilton
Savings Bank, 7th and l streets. be-
came the hamilton National Bank.
making the merger possible.
At Saturdays meeting an advisory
council, to supervise the work of the
new branches, was elected, consisting
of Milton E. Allies. Joshua Evans, jr. !;
Charles c. Glover, jr.; Robert v.
Fleming, Avon NJ Nevius, George O..
Clagett, Charles II. Tompkins. Ches-
ter H. Warrington. Dwight Clark.
Arthur Carr. Herbert l.. Davis. Will
liam H. Donovan. Louis Z. Jeffries.
Bertrand H. Roberts. John D. Rhodes
John Oliver La Gorce and Hillary G.
Hoskinson.
G.. Francis Rainey was elected man.
ager Of the office at Dupont Circle
and Ralph r. DePreZ assistant man.
ager. B. /. Boudren was elected as
sistant manager in charge of the Of
flee at 7th and 1 streets and Carl H.
Dounch, assistant manager in charge
of the office at 14th and Park road.
Evening star., 1922-06-12
FOREIGN BONDS.
TRADING ON CURB
ALSO DEPRESSED
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch TO The Star.
NEW YORK, June 12.-The curh
exchange market was quite as weak
as the market on the stock 'exchang~
today. Selling was very persistent
especially in the recent high pricod
favorites among the oil sharcs
Standard Oil of Indiana. Standard o.
of kentucky. Imperial of Canada ami
Anglo-American wereunder the great
est pressure and yielded the mos,
sharply. In the independent oils, the
reaction was smaller, but all the re-
cent active leaders like Fensland.
Skelly, Mutual and Mexican SeaboarH
issues went lower. The weakness in
the oils was accompanied by talk.t that
so far from their being any further
advance in oil price. a decline was not
unlikely.
Great interest was taken in North
American Steel trading, in view of
the threat made by the attorney fer
the Lockwood investigating commit
tee that if trading in these when
issued" contracts kept on he would
bring the matter to the attention of
the grand jury.
Phillip Morris broke badly with the
other tobaccos on the big board. and
United Retail Candy and the new
Tobacco Products shares were sym
pathetically affectetd. Radio stocks
were heavy and American Metals is
sues broke a point or more despite
attempts at support in the motors
stocks; these went with the rest.
Evening star., 1922-06-12
SUGAR MARKET STEADY.

NEW YORK. June 12.-The raw
sugar market was a little easier early
today. with spot and July shipment
Cubas quoted at cents, cost and
freight. equal to 4.61 for centrifugal
There We're sales of 5000 bags of
Cubas July clearance. with outport
options to a local retiner at quoted
prices.
The raw sugar futures market was
weak at the outset and prices during
the early operations showed declines
of to points under liquida ton,
prompted by more favorable Euro
pear crop advices. Stop loss orders
were uncovered on the decline. but
there was a partial rally before mid
day, with noon prices to points
net lower.
The market for refined was steady
and prices were unchanged to 20
points higher. with the range for
fine granulated still $50 to 500.
There was good withdrawal de-
mand, although new business was
not quite so active.
Refined futures nominal.
Evening star., 1922-06-12
DRY GOODS VERY STRONG.
Buying Orders in Good Volume
Over Week End.

NEW YORK. June 10 Especial. Or
ders for cotton cloths had accu-
mulated in good volume over the
week end and the market was very
strong today with mills holding
firmly for advances in price Of the
standard print cloth constructions for
delivery beyond July. August de
liveries IN many instances continued
to command a premium of lsc over
prevailing quotations. SheetingS were
10th active AMI firm and twills. drills.
patama checks and sateens all We're
in demand at firm figures Cotton
duck prices maintained their recent
gains.
The raw silk market was stror z
in tone, but. as has been the case
for some time. buying was very slack.
activity at some of the Paterson
mills has increased. however.
Evening star., 1922-06-12
WOOL PRICES FIRM.
Mills Continue to Buy, But Orders
Are Conservative.

BOSTON, June 12.-Woolen mills
continued to buy raw woods today, but
they are placing their orders con-
servatively. Prices throughout were
firm. Interest is shifting somewhat
into the territory woods and there is
fine and fine medium. Delaines are
strong. with sales reported as high
as so cents for choice lots of Ohio.
Pulled woods are in demand, and
prices are somewhat higher. Texas
mohair has been just about cleaned
up and American dealers are turning
to foreign markets for this product.
Evening star., 1922-06-12

patching cars to loading points for
ten days, and ample rolling stock has
been provided to move the harvest.
Preparing these cars has meant much
added work in the shops and the en-
ployment Of extra railroad crews.
Employment centers are gradually
filling their quotas of the amount of
labor demanded by the farm districts
and surplus workers have been ab-
sorbed to a large extent Statements
gathered today from executives OF
the Texas and Pacific. the Atchison,
Topeka and Santa Fe. the Fort worth
and Denver, the Rock Island and the
Missouri. Kansas and Texas railroads
Indicate that the best crops since
1919 will be harvested along the
lines Of those roads in the fall. unless
unfavorable weather conditions In
tervene.
The data indicates that corn. cot
ton, grain, berries. fruit and vege-
tables will be better than at any time
for three years, and preparations Tor
the movement of freight are being
made on this basis.
Evening star., 1922-06-12
pEn11N Rank STATEMENT.

BERLIN, June 12.-The statement
of the Imperial Bank of Germany as
of June Z shows the following
Total gold and bullion increased
743,00O marks, gold decreased 1000
marks, treasury and loan association
notes increased 1,07s.614,noo marks,
notes of other banks decreased 22s.--
600 marks, bills of exchange anu
check decreased 57,0S4,000 marks,
discount and treasury bills decreased
3,752,305, 900 marks. advances in
creased 26,409 900 marks, investments
Increased 11,196.00 marks, other as
sets increased 203.673.000 marks.
notes in circulation increased 1885,
709, 900 marks. deposits decreased S.
1854, 900 marks. other liabilities de-
creased 336,S44,000 marks. total gold
holdings. 1.oo2.se2.00o marks.