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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-16
q ANNOUNCE SCHEDULE
eux-Mont League Baseball Season
Will Open April 7

The Bux- Mont High School Baseball
League, composed of institutions In
Bucks and Montgomery Counties. Will
open it's season April Z. In the open.
ing games. Quakertown High, which
was recently admitted to the circuit,
taking the place left by Jenkintown
High, will oppose Lansdale High, while
soIderton High meets Perkasie High.
At a recent meeting of the league.
d. ii. Smoot, of Souderton. was elected
president, and j. l.. Stoneback. OF
Ouakertown, was chosen secretary.
The schedule follows:
Aprjl Z, Lansdale AT Souderton; s. Perk-
aside at Quakerown; u. Quakertown At
Iansdale Souderton at Perkasie: u; AmD-
lar at Souderton; -. Quakertown at poyles-
town; Is, Amber ct Lansdale Doylestown
dsrton at ouaksrtown; %. Lansdale at
Doylestown; rs. Doylestown ct Souderton;
%, Perkasie at Iansdale; May =; Souderton
at Lansdale: Amber at poylestowI,; u,
Doy,rstown at Quakertown; 8. 0uakertown
At Amber, Perkasie at Souderion; Il,
Amber at Pcrkasie; 10. Quakertown % a.
Souderton; 10. Souderton :t Doylestown; ~
oIsEar.own at Perkasie: 23. i.ansdale at a
Snlbier: 81. Perkssie ct poSlestown; 30.
i,ansdaie at Psrkasie tmornin.),, Amber at
ouakertown: June 2. Doylestown at Lans,
dale SoudertoI, at Amber: o.. Doylestown
at Amber; 10. Lansdalo at Quakertown.
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US Krax

THE Weather Bureau ought to take
i a hand at solving the draft question
Bicycle fans riH be glad to hear that
Oscar Egg, sir day rider. is to compete
in the nert race IN the Garden. Oscars
don't come Ly the dozen.
VI Il
Our Daily Guessing C0ntest--How
many nations In the Triple Alliance?
-
BILLY SUNDAY NEEDS No STATE
7 IICENSE FOR ALL THOSE BOUTS IN
Which lie KNOCKS OUT THE DEVIL.
Our As have been leading one end of the
league for seven years and show no signs
Of cracking.
,P. NJ. g. viii have ssmethlnE Ia Grew
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DEMPSEY EAGER-T0 FIGHT
Champion willing to Meet Any One
kearns Selects

New York. Feb. 18.--.!ack Dempsey,
ready for action. and not the least PIT
nnrticular as to his foe or foes. The
worlds heavyweight champion arrived
Yesterday from Chicago.
Il don't know just what will occupy
nv attention next" said Dempsey. Il
have not been with Kearns long enough
TO talk things over, so that I don't
know what he has in view. hope it's
n fght, for l cannot think of thing
right now that I'd like better: :.
I'm ready for anybody. I'm feeling
fine. and would welcome n bout against
ANYBODY the public thinks qualified for
a crack at the title. Harry Wills, Bill
Brennan, Tom Gibbons. Harry Greb or
any of the other heaVyweights VINO
think they have II chance are welcome,
~ Tar as / ain concerned"
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ROck-A-Bye Wins
at Nelv Orleans
Continued from Pare One

c.. Night Light. Dress Up: Lady Bretten-
ham: Miss Claire. Speedy Nan. Consolation
and Mad Son.
SECOND RACE. for thre..yesr:ol'ls end
upward. claiming. purse $1,000. g furlorEs:
!. simple simon. lo5. Wilson g.! 81 even
3. Nut Cracker, tls. J. Bell 81 60 81
+. q. Corlev. Fleer. Baby evelyn. Midnight
stories. Courlis. Lady Mildred and Compli.
THIRD RSCE. for fcur-ycar-olds and UP.
ward. claiming. purse $1,000. o furlongs:
/. Archie Alexander. 1Gs. a.
,. Applejsck i,sGs cd, ,ia; Mair;phy:l$.i s:y -
3. fi%s M9nassrj 49, a Siesey Moore s
Aces. Arrowhead. Promising Tom. Tlcklish
and Rising Rock also ran.
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t|uether Tries for Transfer

y Cincinnati. Feb. 16--waiter Ruether
Sro9w'yn 'nnsW National leaxue Club pitcher, for:
hopes that deal can be 'sIT arrnhsed ~ 'rS %hic &
ss,,,d ring HIM back to the Reds. Ruethnr
tons. N ~ ss'''
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-16
vds III international Billiard Matches Interest in Cue Game
Dartmouth Enters 1is Athletes

Cambvidee. Mass: FEB: is-va,s,mD11sn ,r,s rsS,1sn
track meet with Harvard and Cornell, mere
on February IS. This includes eignt tresn-
men who will take part IN the spsciai ior'S-
yard dash and yeafline ~siay
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-16
n.vv ea,keteers Swamp Marietta

Anna,,olis. Feb. 18.--Starting O. second.
string team against Marietta College tho
Naval Academy basketball Ave was not able
10 secure q comfortable lead and the regu-
lars were called In about the middle OF the
FIRST half. The Navy won by 8s to IL.
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OTHER SPORTS ON PAGE II

BIJOU sfH T,cs : Basketball Tonite
In Conlunctlon With R!s Barbecue Show
ST. GEORGE CATHOLIC CLUE
Vs. LORRAINE ALLcSTARS
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-16

3.. Kid Gross 10 Winner
n n Kid Gross was q winner b big bevt
,ast ni1ht with X. q: Palmer. x, o. YOUNG
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-16
Williams and Martin Box Draw

Providence. r.. L., Feb. 16.--In n hard
fousht bout here last night. Terry Martin Of
Providence. and Kid Williams. Of Philadel-
phia. battled twelve rounds to draw
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-18
STOCKS GO HIGHER,
STEELS TAKELEAD
Midvals, howevr. Continues
Under Pressure, But Other
Independents Gain.
Nv Associated Press to Every Evening.


New York. May rs Cwail Street
loso a. m.)--Anothcr active day In
conner ana steel shares was foreshad-
owed at the opening OF todays STOCK
market. Gains ranging from large
fractions to lh points were maue os
N number OF the metal issues. lnspira-
ton Copper excepted.
Among steels. Midvalc. yesterday
ppcctacular feature. opened with a
transfer of 1900 shares at quotation
unchanged from yesterdays ma
price. but the stock soon declined one
point.
Crucihle. Rcplogle and Vanad'um
rose 1 TO . points and Sloss Sheffield
Iackawanna and Iron PRODUCES
gained substantial fractions.
Studehakcr. Royal Dutch, Indus
trial Alcohol Scars Roehuck ana gu
matra tobacco also displayed hrmness
Although lacking yesterday
broader movements the market med'
further upward progress during inc
morning National Lead, American
Zine, preferred. and Butte and Su'
perior were added To the stronger
metals nj gains Of Ia tn points
Midvale continued under pressure
hut other independent steels held 81
enhanced previous gains with severa
W the equipments, including Inter
national Harvester.
Foreign issues Cf oils were strong
est. and higher prices ruled amont
leather. textiles. mail order and mer
chandising shares. Rails contributed
little 10 the advance aside from Read
Ing and New Haven and shipping
We're dull.
call money opened at az per cent.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-18
COL. GRAPHOPHONE
REIMBURSEMENT PLAN
Interest and. Principal to be
Frozen for Period of
Three Years.
The plan dealing with the indebted,

The plan dealing with the indebted
ness OF the Columbia Graphophone
Manufacturing Co. which provides for
freezing OF the entire debt from April
I, 1929, to August I, 1925, after de-
Quoting an amount not In excess of
aggregate bank deposits on September
10, 1921, has become operative. The
plan permitted 30 days ended May 10,
In which holders of deposited notes
could file protest. or the $4,000, 900
SO notes. about $4,572.0o0 were de-
posted and Of these less than 2fe
offered protest. II was necessary that
holders OF 259o OF deposited notes
should protest to prevent the plan be-
coming operative.
Both interest and principal or duc)
will be deferred for three years, which
II Is believed, will enable the company
to regain its feet and demonstrate
actual earning ability under normal
conditions. The total debt involved
will be around $20,000.0 900.
Within a few days circulars will
be mailed those who deposited notes
under the original plan and agree
ment asking return of certificates OF
deposit i'm return for which partici'
patton certificates will 10 issued by
the depositary.
The reimbursement committee head
cd by NJ. n. Buckner will he vesteC
with legal title to all deposited In
debt edncss and will act for all parties
To the plan. AS 10 new indebtedness
the company will have the privilege
OF creating after April /. 1922, new In
debtedness, which by consent of thu
readjustment committee shall h
prior TO deposited Indebtedness. TIL.
company agrees. until August
1925. unless prior to that date a defin
itive plan OF reorganization shall
have become effective, to create N
mortgages. liens. or other incumber
ances upon its properties, except Il
extension of those now existing q
purchase money mortgages on prop
erty acquired hereafter. and not (
declare or pay any dividends on an
. of its capital stock.
Readjustment committee may a
any time adopt or approve a definitiv
plan of reimbursement. which shall be
come binding upon all parties to tn
, plan and agreement upon notice.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-18

Physicians and Surgeons Hospital.
will hold n bake in the office OF the
Wilmington Gas Company tomorrow
morning.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-18

She Had Occupied . STAND In King
Rtrret Market for az Years.

Aztec an Illness OF I'VE weeks, the
first she had experienced during her
long life, Mrs. Roscna G. Getty. aged
rs years, died yesterday at her home
on the Middleborough road not far
from Richardson Park. For az years
she had stand MT Third and King
streets In the King street market and
was the oldest space renter. by far
In any OF the city markets. She was
known to n wide circle OF friends and
had hundreds OF acquaintance,
throughout Wilmington.
The funeral service will be held TO-
morrow afternoon Mt o'clock, new
time, and interment will be made II
the Silverbrook cemetery.
Mrs. Gettz came TO this country will
her parents from Germany when sh
was two years old. They first set
| tied In Philadelphia but later came &
| this city. Her husband, benjamin +
Gettz. died several years ago. Mri
Gettz was member OF st. Stephen
Lutheran church.
| She II survived by four children
William Il. Miss Katherine -. an
Benjamin L., all of whom live on tn
farm. and Mrs. Richard Il. Lowell Z
the Ccdars.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-18
Letters on Estates.

Register of Wills Isaac II. Brown
has granted letters testamentary on
the estate OF John G. Brlson to Thomas
Il. Brison and John Rennie.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-18

Dover NAV Is -Chartcrs were filed
here, yesterday IS follows
.deiphis' Pa capital 81. loo 600 A'
Intcrblock Restaurant Corporation
NV York City s2.ioo 900
Nuloid Corporation. Wilmington. Del.
syracuse Pulverizer Corporation. syra-
cuse. Y; 81 600 900
American Concrete Industries CORPORA
ton Wilmington. Del S775.OOn
Pure Milk and Cream Co. Pittsbure,
Pa $3.50 900.
Kline Brothers Co. Wilmington. Del
Vulcan Furnace and Equipment, Co,
Piitshurg Pa $500. 600.
PENNSYLVANIA Rock Products Co Phil
adclphia. Pa ssoo.oo0.
Akme Amusement Co. Dover. Del
s3o0. 600
Rock Ridge Sand Corporation, Coalport.
American Bell Radio Corporation Brook
lyn. y. y 500, 900.
basic Enterprises. Inc. New York City;
Ames Terminal Co, wilmingto-. Del
eiOa 900
Maryland Guarantee Title a'<fts.cst-
mrnt Co Hysttsyilie. Md 81,
sure oil Corporation. Dover D.. si00.-
600
rcnnsylvanis oils Corporation. Pitts
General Radio Products Co. Philadei-
phia Pa sloo.0oO
A |. Burton 4 Co. Wilmington. Del. !;
wholesale Cash Grocery Co. Whining
ton. Del 100000
Philadelphia savings and Loan Corpora
tion. Philadelphia. Pa 100000
Dudley -Nought Corporation Whining
ton Del 100000.
SUSSEX Farms Co. Wilmington. Del. A:
Goss Gas Generator and Burner Co
Wilmington. Del $4,000.
Mcstkcn OH Co, Wilmington. Del .
Increase In capital of Consumers
shrimp Corporation. Philadelphia Pa
from 100000 20 sl20.Oo0.
IN Engineering Co 90 G. V. :. Wyck a
Co Columbian Farm Light Co 20 Farm
Electric Utilities Corporation New York
city.
Dover. May l7--Charters we're FLED
here. yesterday, a. follows
International Carbon Corporation, vii.
mington Del capital. sS2 100000
Scot, Preparations Inc. Whining
Hutchinson Radio Co. New York City
Lalok Lumber Co. Wilmington. Del.
4. = Export Phosphate Co. Whining.
ton. Del 81 100000
Modern kadio Corporation. Whining
Lodge NAVIGATION Co. Hackenssck
y. j.. s5Oo.OOO
American Field Glass Service. Inc
Castle Lodge steamship Co. Hacken
sack. y. ! si25 600
intermountain Ideal Dry Process Co
Philadelphia. Pa 500, 600
Frank J. Hubicy Corporation, Philadel
phis. Pa 500 900
, Wizard M .,., CO. Wilkes
schwartz Bros. Co. Wilmington. Del
500 600
national Prosperity Association. vii
ming ton Del $4,000
Penn-Allen Hotel Co. Philadelphia
PA $4,000
Change Of name and increase in capital
Pitnry Bowcs Export Corporation 10 Uni
N'rsal Postal Machines Corporation from
SJov.vVO " S95O.VO0, stamford. Conn.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-18
Mr.. Collins Condition Critical.

1.eNy Court Commissioner Sherhurne
A. Collins. who underwear; n surgical
operation at Jefferson Hospital, Phil
adelphia. 70 weeks ago. was in criu-
cal condition this morning.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-18

window and door screens made {,
order. 4l9 Shlpley street.--Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-18
PRODUCE
MARKET QUOTATIONS
At NOON TODAY
Special Dispatch by Annotated Prsss "a
Every EveninR.

Special Dispatch by Associated Prsss to
Every Evening.
Philadelphia. May 1s.--Whcat. No. 2.
red winter. 1.44@149; do. garlicky. LAO
@1.45.
Corn-No. 2, for export. 72@73; do.
No. 8. 71@72; do. No. 4. 6s@70; car
lots. for local trade, No. 2. yellow,
IAN @75; No. 3. do. T3ia @74h.
Oats-No. 9. white. boQ50h; No. 3,
white, 49@49h.
Butter-Western creamery extra
37ls: nearby prints and fancy. 44@
AZ.
Egg--Nearby extra firsts. 81: do
firsts. &C. western extra firstr. %.
do. nrsts, 81; fresh selected. packed
l33M35.
Checse-Ncw York whole milk
fancy flats held, 17ia; do. fresh 16l
oil; fair to good. 1sh@16; longhorn
IS; single daisies held, 23@25; do
fresh. IS.
! Live poultry-F'owls. PAGES; spring
chickens, not leghorns. 45@55: do
leghorns. 32@45; old roostcrs. 16@ls;
ducks, white Pekin, 24@36; do. mixed
IcolOrS, EVHEo, HluSCoNN, sVWS~, htVS'
NEARBY. 14M16; do. southern and west
fern, 1908.
Dressed poultry--Fowls. fresh Kill
ed. choice to fancy. 32M34; do. small
sizes. 2b@3l; ROSTERS. western, 22
do southern. 20@21.
Potatoes--No. /. Southern per bar
rel. 4.o0M5.50: No. .. 100000; old
per 100 pounds. S0@l,4o.
Flour Soft winter straight. west
ern. 6.50@6.75; do. nearby. 6.25M6.bo
hard winter straight. 7.50@S.00; do
short patent. S.o0@S.5o; spring. frs
clear, 6.75@7.25; do. patent. s.1o@
$50; do, short patent. s.6o@9.00
fancy spring and city mills patent
family brand. 9.50M10.50.
Hay-Good demand Timothy. No. 2
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-18
DIVIDENDS DECLARED.

American Stores Company. quarterly OF
81 IS share on common. payable July I,
American sugar Company, quarterly OF
Ia pcr cent on preferred, payable July 3
atlantic and Pacific Tea Company.
quarterly of 81 cents y share on common.
payable June Is. and ~ per cent on pre-
fcrrrd. payable June ]
British American Tobacco Company.
interim OF per cent, payable In juno.
Crucihlr Steel Company. quarterly OF
a., per cent on preferred. payable June 30
Cuhan-American sugar Company, quar-
terly OF u. per cent on perferred. pay
able July !.
Galena signal oil Company. quarterly
of per cent on old and per cent on
new preferred. payable June 30.
Merscnihaler Linotype Company, quar-
tcrly 81 pa per cent, payable June 30
National surcty Company, quarterly o'
3 per cent on capital. payable July l.
Solar Refining Company. scmi-annual oi
s per cent. payable June 20
West Penn Railways Company. quar-
'erly of II per cent on r~r cent cumu
lative preferred. payable u,c Is.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-18
MANY CATS STARVING. ,
Numeuruous Deaths Among FeIIncs
KaiA To be Due Ia Lack Of Food.

Tho numerous requests received
daily by the Board of Health for the
removal OF the carcases OF dead cats
which are being found In al sections
OF the city, have caused that depart
mcnt to look into the situation and
as n result the conclusion has been
reached that the cats are dying from
hunger and not from any epidemic
among them or poison given thorh by
someone who ri averse 10 such AMI
mails. The starvation Is explained by
the fact that since the garbage has
been wrapped by the residents, the
cats find II difficult to get enough
food to sustain lifo In them. They are
unable to get into tho bundles az
freely as they did In the garbage cans
Tor barrels and consequently they arc
ldying of fast for the lack Of food
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-18

The Wall Street Journal, New York,
published the following news item
today;
Block OF r.. l. du Pont de Nemours
common stock has been purchased
from one of the large stockholders by
"A banking syndicate headed by
Dominick & Dominick. II Is expected
n selling group will shortly be or.
ganized to offer this stock for sale.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-18

23.b0@24.b0 do. No. ,. 20.00@22. 90 /;
sample, 17.oo@ls.o0: No grade. 10000
1900: clover mixed hay, light mixed,
i7.bo@2l.0o; No. /. mixed. $1,000
22.00.
Bran steady; soft winter in 100
pound sacks. 31.00@S2.0o: do. sprlnE,
s0.00@3t.00.
Tallow--Prime city. loose. bH do,
special loose. 6N; prime country. Az
edible. In tierces, IN.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-18
Another Steel Merger Under Way.

81. Louis. May lS.-Plans for the
merger OF the Consolidated Steel and
Iron Co. OF this city. capitalized al
s. 900 goo. and the lIoosier Rolling
Mill co. of Terre Haute. capitalized al
$4,000. 600. are practically complete. ac-
cording to announcement by J. X
rinkclstein. president of the latter
company.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-18
Trinity Lutheran RummaEe Sale.

A rummago sale for the benefit OF
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church will
be held NJ SOC Tatnall street tomor-
row. Donations may be sent TO Mrs
Hclcn Williams. 22ls Pine street. q,
Mrs. W. II. Duffort, 2Sl3 Market
street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-18
Eden Lodge Confers Degrees.

The second degree will be confer
red on a large class OF candidates ut
the meeting OF Eden Lodge. No. "a, |.
o. o. f., tonight.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-18
Guardians Appointed.

Judge Rice. I'm the Orphans Court
yesterday, appointed Arthur ID. Baker
guardian Of Arthur -. Baker. Jr.. and
the Wilmington Trust Co. guardian
OF Frances II. Denney.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-18

A limited number OF the Rand Nc
Nally maps of Delaware are on sale ut
Every Evening office. so cents; 10
cents for postage to any address,
Adv.
, 1922-06-29

great help in carrying a child, as l have
noticed a difference when 1 didn't take
it. l thank you for this medicine and il
! ever come to this point again ] do not
want to be without the Vegetable Com
pound. l give you permission to publish
this letter 30 that all women can take
my advice. Mrs. FRED MINER, Box
102, Churubusco, N. Y.
It's the same story over again.
Women suffer from ailments for years.
They try doctors and different medi-
cines, but feel no better. Finally they
take Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound and you can see its value in
the case of Mrs. Miner.
That's the truth of the matter. If you
are suffering from any of the troubles
women have, you ought to try this med
icine. 1t can be taken in safetyb by young
or old, as it contains no harmful drugs.
, 1922-06-29
jury Aeaui,. eovsrnor Small.

Waukegan. m.-Gov. Len Small was
found not guilty by a jury in the Lake
County Circuit Court, where he was
tried on charges Of conspiracy to EN-.
bezzie interest on public moneys
while serving as state treasurer. The
jury was out one hour and t~hlrty-fivs
minutes. Cheers that shook the raft
ers Of the ancient Lake county court
house greeted the verdict. Friends by
cores poured through the gates 10
the bar i%nclosure seeking to grasp the
governors hands.
, 1922-06-29
WIRTH RECEIVES
DEATH LETTER
CREATION OF DEMOCRATIC RE-
PUBLIC DEMANDED IN MES
SAGE TO CHANCELLOR.
DEN0UNCE MONARCHY
GERMAN MoNARcHIsT FLAG is
CALLED STANDARD OF
MURDERERs.

Berlin.-A demonstration in favor
of the republic in the Lustgarten was
attended by 100000 persons. 1t was
quite orderly.
/ The chairman of the majority So
cialist n Independent Socialist par
ties and a number of trade unions sent
a message to Chancellor Wirth, ac-
cording to a Cassel dispatch, demand
ing dissolution of the Reichstag and
new elections, with the following pro
gram:
First A democratic republic.
Second-Transformation of the
Reischweihr INT police into trust
worthy republican forces.
Third-Dissolution of all reaction
airy organizations.
The German ambassador at Wash
lngton, DR.. Otto Wiederfeldt, is men
toned as the possible successor of
R%athenau as foreign minister.
In his speech in the Reichstag
Chancellor Wirth severely denounced
the agitations and vituperations of
Pan-Germans, which had created an
atmosphere of murder in Germany.
"A state of political bestiality pre-
vails," said the chancellor. II need
only mention poor Frau Erzberger,
whose husband was murdered and
who is constantly receiving letters an
nouncing the intention to defile her
husbands grave.
rs 1t surprising then hat l also re-
ceived letters yesterday, headed ON
the day of Rathenau's execution and
declaring: You men of fulfillment
mania have not listened to the voices
of those who have tried to dissuade
you from a mad policy. Let hard fate
therefore take its course, so that the
fatherland may prosper
That" continued the chancellor,
sis a system of political murder, and
we must all work against this at
mosphere.
1T was a spectre at the Lustgarten
demonstration, its proceedings were
orderly, calm and disciplined. But,
gentlemen of the right, do not deceive
yourselves. Below this discipline and
calm there lies n volcano, the eruption
of which, should it occur, would teach
you a severe lesson.
THE allied governments during the
past year have inflicted on the Ger
man government almost continual hui
Mutations. l recall Upper Silesia, the
sufferings of the Saafe population and
the sorrows of the Rhineland. 1t is
impossible for a nation of 10000, 900 to
live under the rule of commissions,
and it is impossible to keep demo-
cratic Germany alive under such con
dltions."
Urging the abolition of the atmos-
phere of murder, he asserted
Our enemies are those who pour
poison int the nations wounds. These
enemies are on the right"
The Socialist deputy, Otto Wells, de-
clared that the monarchist flag, which
once was looked up to by thousands,
nov vas the standard Of murderers.
He ~vehemently attacked Helfferich,
who recently in the House had de-
nounced Rathenau and the govern
ment and declared that the only serv-
Ice Helfferich could do his country
would be to withdraw from public
life.
, 1922-06-29
DENVER


A good inquiry prevailed for choice
to fancy steers and quotations on such
stock ranged from 1915 to 80. Due to
an oversupply demand for yearling
crossed the scales from ,7.25 to $3.50.
The female trade was also very light.
Best straight cows are quoted up to
s6.75 and fairly attractive kinds sell
from 1925 to $3.50. Most sales ranged
from 50 to G6.40.
slowly on the market for more than a
month now. Dealers declare that trad
Ing has become n matter OF moving
stock now and not a matter of price.
Hogs.
city butchers paid the top price OF
5000 for one choice load Of hogs
ranged from 1918 to $40. with rough
heavy throwou hogs and rough heavy
stays selling at ss.2b and SIPS re-
fairly good trade at prices In the range
OF $3.50 to 1885.
The supply OF pigs was meager and
in that section OF the market prices
appeared to be fully steady for the
day. Good pigs sold from 1880 TO
that choice light stockers would COM
mnnd $40.
h market shows but little change
for tho week and II r. the opinion OF
stock weighing from $50 to 2iO pounds
will continue to be very valuable
property for at least the next two
ont
sheep.
Local killers were quoting choice
spring lambs hr high as si2.
Some yearlings ~averaginR 100 pounds
sold for s cents and some ~130-pound
ewes went into new hands for a nickel
n pound.