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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. als. .,och k,sn

Observation-Disclosures. SIC: stock. $3.50
New York Middiiny. IS 80. exports. L.
$40: stock. e?.ljo.
Minor ports--Stock. go
Total toduy-Heceipts. s2.6ss: exports.
81. 800: stock. l.lCS. SIS
20 ito
ro,si Tor sea.on--Receipts. s.I.).lEs: ex-
ports. s.i63. 75t
INTERIOR MOVEMENT
Houston NiddlinE, 2J.l5: receipts. ?.Sl.
go.
MISUNDERSTANDING 800: receipts. 4.S,s:
shipments. COS: sales. 100; stock. 49,.
MISUNDERSTANDING. 2s,3: receipts. st:
shipments iiss; sales. 81: stock. 1881
ST. l.ouis-Midding. Is receipts, 1911
shipments. t.13i: stock. l9.is5.
Misunderstanding, 70 50.
Little BUck--MiddlinE. 900; receipts. All ;
shipments. 63s: sales. a.5: stock 6o.S5S.
DalRs-MiddlinE. et.I3: saleS iO0.
Montgomery Middl!nE. 40: sales. III.
Total today Receipts. 1888: shipments.
Il 2sS: stock. 80. i,.
SPOT COTTON.
NEW ORLEANS. Dec i..-Spot cotton
quiet and unchanged. sales the spot.
rs: saies to arrive. Sij
Low iniddling. 2i.3: middling. 800
e"oi m;ddlInS. ESQ: receipts. SIS. stock.
NEW YORK. Dec io.-Spot cotton.
steady: middling. - al.
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CMIcAEO GRAIN.

BY Associated Press
CHICAGO. bee. i.-Hcro tcnprra; ur-
tog"ch.r with scarcity OF snow pro,cc-
tion FOR III" winter crop did a good deal
l!vcr!cs touched new high price record
for the season. closing firm. !, To -. cents
net higher. May l2ii. "a i2lts and July
~. to LEE. Corn gained. !. To :. cents.
Oats finished At y cents to J cen, al
vanCcd. and provisions ranged from "A
back OF l. I" a rise OF cents.
Despite much pront-taklug the part
Liverpool market failed TO respond fully
:" yesterdays advance in prices this
side OF tho Atlantic. wheat bulls here
acting On crop danger possibilities had
IN" advantage throughout the day except
during brief interval Incidentally.
strength OF sterling exchange NOR. than
Offset the apparent s.owncss Of upturns
in tho Liverpool wheat quotations and
'h~re wa. continued eager watch here OF
reports touching proposed enactment Of
credit extension measures a; Washing
ton.
I, was a subject Of considerable com
m-nt that the i.lverpool-C Chicago May
wheat spread he's "!dened abon, cents
In III: las; few DAYS owing moreSor Less
u the sharp risc OF stcrl!nE-a jump Of IL
points A. compared With a month ago and
OF 20 points as against this time las,
year. On the other hand enthusiasm Of
buyers her" was somewhat checked a. q
result Of weakness In Argentine" prices
and on accoun; Of uncertainties affecting
IN" financial situation in Europs
Corn and oats averaged higher with
wheat. December oats. however. wcr"
depressed ny l.quida;ing sales tn"
part Of holders.
Down;urns In the value Of hogs had =
b"ari.h influence on provisions.
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Cotton
NEw YORK COTTON

.. ~ Associated Press
l1hN bt I! The goycrn,n"ii..
...r i'sIsf ,oday es.ima;cd the .n,ion
's''F'> bales This Vas .Uyhtl,
"H"rt me average az recn1r ,'-iy., ".''
!.I - ~. lit+e furry ~ lotal I.u,a
p. va ahN2f0.n On a decline o.. 20 80 =.
'.F aHH m" market became Very rrr,,
.-'fr 7 ne afternoon ON coy,r,ns INA
"a. huyins January sold w from -, 20
-'le am cG>ed at .H,l with the g.n-
-. market closing fran a. ne, Ia
enc" %: - 90 . points.
ne market Vas auie, before the fepo-i
"a' issued Win prices Showing a Ton
.hh'E !" s'E or under scattering LIQUID,
~. .oyal feeling appeared TO be
- 'tH"ri ~ something under 200
49, hrG """n discounted and that an
oN'nai" ~ aboy" that Hsur. would cau.e
deCi.1' There aas eyiH.ntIv sn'r,,
nervousness over ;h. possibility and ,f..r
.''h.ns si"'oy a. decline ot one 10 ii,
I".''r ifl''s worked of several point.
It .Mpai StN'iN small oncriaTs
H'f" shr'r"s"a slightly as n" hour for
,n+ I'r"f, hnproaciId and righ; of,er IFS
rEniieeii0n yT4csS dropped - q e. for n..
!" b" and as. tor March o. .; 20 -
r"'hls h"i over On ia" more ariIy.
..ol'h'. fo' moment tho unarkrt was
rs ""ir quickly "hS"rUrd hy cover
~" aNu r"pprt- that both domestic aud
"its" rad" interests ~.ie buying The
- tier encouraged su ld-A that thv 81
h'Iai crop figures rut.nrinluy estimates a.,
st.Eh'.I n"!pw 10 90 Cyt bal.- would h.v. 4,
.Gnuiat"s "n-cr on export ~-funnG. ana
'-'''''.' l'' ~ lhtitW~l round fur
ih"r encouragement In Whshire.un re-
rnfi- ma N" administration VAS de.
l'fin!nai.a 20 ala ia IA" adyIst.nen, ut
flfopcan aea''s December solo up Il,
2. - and March 20 q IS ANA The close wa.
"ih'n f-~ points % the best f."port.
ihc, private returns indicated douesil,
in.I consumption OF 5I.cC bales FOR IN,
r"rih ~ November, compared WIN 6.s
"' az y"sr seemed 20 attract cornp.ra
'ltelE N'i!e attention tire interest a.
lnA trade centeTed on the Grip ngu-es
Ekpor's today ".ere 81 So, bales maxim.
" 60 20 fsr this season. For, receipt.
''". United states port stocks llC-
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON
fRY A.,ncl,,.a pr.,.

NEW ORLEANS Dee. I2-Th. annual!
estimate % the crop by the Department
az Agriculture VAS one event in tn. cot
ton market today the figures of 2 S.t
90 bales we're AZ h.:t followed by n bTeak
% about 81 bale. bus on this tIuinp the
market met the mos, determined buying
on which ~ shot upward over 81 = bale
January rising from 4.D TO 2its cents =
round On the close January stood a,
2tsi with IN. l!.t at net gains on the
a,hsion Of IS 10 3 points
The report just about met general .1-
peotstions. the average ~ ii< guesses ".
this market being s.s3i,59s balha Th. FIRST
impulse to sell following the report. sp-
p.sred to be on the part Of traders on
the long aldo, who wanted 20 liquidatc
holdings. Just before the report on,
January traded at 2t.to: tne break tina:
fnlloH3d put prices IS TO (" points under
the lac; quotations OF yesterday. while
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s dss5anle hSlosna bulls. +@a.a,. bulk

assrnbie bologna bulls. I0ata5, bulk
Siockers and feeders OnGyo
Hogs: Receipts % u5J: ,nos,iy ~ ,
,"shH weak ~ cents under Mondays
Close; hu!k. 900 20 2''j pound average. s =.
~ s", rev 10 to 40 pound average. q; IN
NO. tor, SIS early. pachr. now, ,rns,,n
hhoTAo, desirable r:= around SIS: hold
over lbcral ut noos. ''
sheep: Receipts. 1900. killing c,nsse,
generally et"ady: top fat lambs ,;.J IN
payh"r" ana clty butchers; bulk ia, wooded
,"mpH' i'Wh l".H. culls. mosily. iiO1f
is'W' Itcsh shorn. ~ pound f.d la,nb,
10 iaI clipped lambs. i325Ti70: no
,tesh i-td"rS received: clipped 5. pound
rev !eariihS wcth"rs. 100. shorn IS pound
:" .hvcraEing i.e pounds: heavy IA,
ewes. 5coIs": lighter weights up 10 7,s
pa,n Tor one load. lis pound fed Western
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SUGAR MARKET.

NEW YORK. Dec. i2.-The raw sugar
market was quiet today and as no sale,
were reported prices were unchanged with
spot Cubas quoted at cents cost and
freight. equal to SIS for centrifugal. There
arc now "a centrals grinding In Cuba
There was only q ouiot trade In raw
sugar futures and priees were somewhat
irregular. The opening was ono to three
points higher on buying by trade interests
hut pricns easod of under liquidation and
were finally unchanged to one point net
higher.
closing DE, DSse,,ss1 t.'l; March. AS;
The market for refined sugar was un-
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NEW YORK.
Receipts

IVY Associated Press.
NEW YORK. Dec. ia.-Cattl,: RECENT.
go. trading
Calves: Receipts, I.sn,: weak: v.ai,.
-"h '.,-'' cnllS and little calves. spouTp:
Erdss"rS, 500 TO: Westerns iCO5l 90
indianapolis calves, 7nDuio.jo
sheep ana lambs: Receipts, 1890. steady
>hrHp' t"mIJI; 'ullS. > 6iGi $50; lambs
Il e"fi ~. cui!s. So)gloo)
Hogs; Receipts. ig9. steady. medium
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ne tAHy that came carried prices r 10
- 3n!h's higher than Yesterday. nn.l,
ft!oF 10 tn. T+pnr; which WAS .,,u,s r.
H1ck. Leaving hut an hour Of ,r,oi,r
nelp9e me clnss, the market was mere"
"a'Ihr antir. standing Il TO 10 p,,u..
.'"H' het. ~ it. loves; and l 10 po'f,.
UP hti at iis highest. Liquidation r,ln.
from both sides with longs hoin.nh,,
'no,- htalh"d 10 even UP than wer. IN.
go: ne selling tina; appeared !Inu,
o.et.N a!t"r the crop estimate surorl,.o
;nost traders and brokers: the ,urpor;
niue !ttet seemed 10 no baAed on ~,
nIosa view that IN. figures under coo
"p bales save ,h- long side ne, dy,n-
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PORT MoyEME>r

PORT MOVEMENT.
New CLEANS iddlinE Soo. r.c.in,,
go exports. 1879: sales. s4s: stock. as7.-
MISUNDERSTANDING. $50: reeelp,,. 1s..
49, ''"'N' 'e''-
Mobile -Middiins. ass: receipts. 1857;
savannah Middlins. 25.a5; receipts. 1917;
sales. 2il. stock. 1865
MISUNDERSTANDING. $500: receipts, q
a3: exports. 1855: stock, S1,l32.
.Wilminxton-.Midd $500; receipts.
Texas City2Stock, e7asl
Norfolk Middnng. 800; receipts, 1850:
sales. SIS: stock, 1ia711
Bsitirnore-Stock 2Ao
Boston-Nlddiing. 1910: stock, 6.sea
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w ASfIiSGTOS.
nv A.xns.saI rpr
Live Stock
CHICAGO

BY Associated Pre.S.I
CHICAGO. Dec. Ia-cattlt: Rrcrip,.
l"'"" beef steers and butchers She stock
t'ctiNc. hrm: killing quality beef steers
r"a"ctins Improvement over Monday. bulk
n"tiEe beef steers. s'3T 10 25: several tots
W"iurrd steers. 1850 n !l.Jj. som" held
around '5@. load Christmas yeHrling-
400 weight. SIS pounds: canners and
cutters steady: bulk desirable Gamers
around 2.73: bulls slow. weak: veal calves.
strong tn ;" cents higher. better grades
stocN"rS AMI feeders. hrm; others. slow
nutH desirable veal calves 10 packer. saj
ass; medium weight v.aicrs around 20.
hnih butchers. she stock. th6RsG; bulk
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DRY GOODS.

by NsspIaFtU Trtss.T
NEW YORK. Dec. l2.-Cotton goods wers
stcHdier today following the coffin pro
duction of tho government. Sales Of
prints cloths for February March relIvi
cry were made at o.. cents for 3sh inch
6iaGos. u cent UP. Yarns held steady
Burlaps were higher following a iise IL
exchange. Wool goods were steady. Silks
sold In moderate quantities with a trend
again noted toward Jacquard weaves
Linens ruled steady
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changed al 10 FOR hne Sranuia,.d al
Enough second hand sugar was Hvailabi.
V'io" mess quotations. Business wa.
fined futures " :"
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CALL MONEY.

NEW YORK. Dec i2-cali mon,y. e,,l
Ter; high. ~; low. 3S: ruling rate. ~
closing bid. 3E: offered at q last LOAF
ga call loans against accep,ances, 81.
time loans. steady: mixed collateral 90 -
days. 1s.q5: &C months. tx45; prime
commercial paper. "a.
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COFFEE MARKET.

ny Associated Press
SEW YORK, Dee. 1.-THE maket for
core" futures opened unchanged to ;
points higher on scattered covering and
liitie trad" buying which some believed
In consuming demand after the hrst Of the
s year; Ancr selling at SD. July contracts
.mScu on to SsS but March held well mp
points lower to points higher Sales
were estimated at about 1900 bags De
c.cmbcr $50: January. ..c5. March. 80:
May. ais: July. SIS. September SO DC.
ltveri.s for mex; December were quoted a,
sr", ccHes. a.'e, mio IS. q cent" san.
"'neis were reported unchanged TO Il shade
over including santos 81 and - d,
100 to lt5l. and Rio - q; ioti
The latest cables from rio quoted tho
market there 1925 10 80 refs net higher
With ;he dollar buying rate 100 refs higher
a rn exch,nse on London IS: pence lower
higher Bra2iiia npor; receipts. 5000
Jnnhish ny: f"s: Santos cleared. 1850 for
New York and Rio $500.
NEW YORK
NV TORE Dec. ;?.-Bu,;er: steady.
Esq. FIrm: receipts. 1905. New Ter.
sey hcnnery. whites. uncandled extras.
em -; State and by henn.ry. browns
Cheese steady: receipts. 5.r. state.
whole miis fats. fresh. specials. c5',.
BALTIMORE
BY Associated PrrSs.T
BALTIMORE MD. Dec. l.. --Po,nin.s:
Native an dncar-by. No. I. il5ai.c5:
southern. iGsii.io. all sections No ?
joh0. sweets, lDjR 80.
Onions; Native and nearby. 2.Da ?.7;:
all sections, No. .. !.j9dT.i7
Apples: PRckcd. per barrel 80 I. 3Dd
go: all varieties. no =. :.Oo92tp
Eggs Native and nearby hrstH nI II :.
Southern irsts. N
Huttcr: Creamery. fancy. Sc: do. prints,
90 niS. dairy prints. so -
Live poultry: Spring chickens Inciud
ing l"Shorns l71a: old hens. including
L. ghorns, iIR23. old roostcrS. H.. ducks
white Pckins, 23u2;.
WASHINGTON.
by Associated pre~sT
WASHlSGTbS. bee. i2.-EEgs: Strict
ly fresh 81 Southern. %.
Live poultry: BOOSTERS. IL; turkeys 50
q g.; spring chickens. 20, =. foi>. -
Dressed poultry; Spring chickens. - a
-. hens, s'H:5; ROSTERS IS: turkeys. 90
j.,
Live stock Choice. ~. do. medium. -.
lambs H. live pigs. each. 5000 500. live
ycsc,abl,s: Potatoes, No l. sacked.
s.mn 49,; No > sacked 6cTl.'h SEE, po.
,a:or.. North Carolina. 1000 i575: near by.
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CoTToSsEED OIL.

BY Associated Press
NEW YORK. Dec i2.-Cottonseed oil wal
uiet and unsettled. nearby deiIvs ne.
closing to = points higher and latei
months generally to net iowrr. Localf
were d!rposod to press the market. but II
took little buying To steady tho markS
Sales. 500 barrels. Tenders. 40 barrels
Prime crude. $50 nominal: prime aumme4
yellow. spot, s.55. December, o.Cs. march,
3:3: May. 1905. all hid
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NORFOLK COTTON EXCHANGE.
'Fft'"Fed b. Norfolk and Por,smouth
Cotton Erchanse)
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Produce
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.
Dressed Poultry.

by Woodsnn-Crnis Co., 1917 East Cnry
Street. Phonr Mudi>On aHO.
December -, 1922.
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NAVAL STORES.

p.ntinc. steady: i.a7ts: ssi.a. 25s: receipts
G?i shipments. isi. stock. 7atSl. Rosin
nsm sales. GSe: receipts. ,.H6: nhiprncntsI
N. stock. 1875.
quote; H.. H.. T.. r. O.. H. l.. X,
5l5: NJ. $50; y. SO: VIZ. $50: Wv. CO...
nr,n. ia2. Inies. go: receipts. W: ship
m.n,s. ,,l: stock. l3sJ5. Ro,in. nrn,; sa!e',
i.o7i receipts. l.sJ; shipments. ch; stock
ll2.27
quote: II. u. e. +. O. II. SIS: q 5 20
l.. X. ti51hc5: NJ. sS.codbt,S. y. 6OS
o. b. W.. SIC; WV. 20
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to light weights and pigs. aIocss; hsav,
hogs. s7sTso9; rouShs. s151iz5.
Miscellaneous
BAR SILVER

LONDON. Dec. i2.-Bur silver. 81 and
'-is pence per ounce. Money. ~ per cen,
Discount rates. short. and three month";
bills. and s-isUx per cent.
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Grain
RICHMOND GRAIN ExCmASGE.

Wholesale Quotation on Change.
December II. 1922.
Wheat
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NEW YORK. Dec. ia.--Stesl prices {. .
b. Pittsburgh. per 100 pounds: blue an
neaicd sheets. 25oI275: galvanized sheets
taS: black shee,s. as. ntcei bars. 200
= 10
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SILK


NEW YORK. Dee. i..--Raw silk. steady
prices. unchanged.
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COPPER.
NEW YORK. Dec. i2.-Copps, QUIET.
electrolytic spot and futures. u. lin g.,
spot ami nearby. 800: futures. Sl1: iron
hrm: No. Southern. 2toOB a6.oo
Lead: steady; spot. TloQ7.a5; zinc. quiet,
''"97'@ Anthony spot. eTQe.e,.
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AGENTS WANTED.

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Stenographers. bookkeepers and
clerks will find their Want Ads help
full in finding good positions during
the coming two weeks.
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Statesmen WANTED.
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si2 Jefferson ST.. 10 rooms.
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LIFE AND CHARACTER
READING.
MARCH II


The governing planets Of this date
are Neptune and Jupiter, and the
governing sign is Pisces. The astral
colors are black. white and onyx.
People born on this date are ma
turally clean, very honest and heal
thy minded. and the women are
easily disgusted with anything
coarse or common. The sign Pisces
governs the feet, and those born un-
der II are led into clean clear places,
unless they yield 10 temptation and
Inherent weaknesses.
Children born on this date. follow
n the footsteps OF adults in that
they will give everything they have.
Praiseworthy and admirable as this
is. II is a trait to be dealt with care
fully and restrained. as Il frequently
develops into dishonesty in the de-
sire TO go beyond their means.
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NOTICES.

FouLK ROAD GARAGE-one mile
from Blue Ball Repair work. oil
kinds. prices right. Miller tires and
accessories. Phone i6ii-W. feb2i-lm.
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FOR SALE

ANOTHER BIG SALE COMING SOON
Watch. Grossman Electric Co., y. W.
Cor. Fourth and Orange SITS. Phone
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AN OIL OR GAS COOK STOVE-Just
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Stove Repair House. 2i9 W. Fourth ST.
sept2i Tyr.
ALL SEWING MACHINES on easy
monthly payments Liberal allowance
for old machines We rent. repair and
sell parts OF all makes Hemstitching,
picoting Marchs, 62i W. Fourth 81.
Phone 25i9-J. mari-lyr.
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PIANO TUNING,
UPHOISTIiRY.

UPHOLSTERtNG- Let us estimate
Materials for sale, Special sale Of
tapestries Sparks & Son, S. w. Cor
Fourth and Tatnal Sts. Phone SLEW.
june27-1yr.
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NoTIcE-To THE STOCKHOLDERS

NOTICE-TO THE STOCKHOLDERS
OF ELDER CORPORATION.
Notice is hereby given that al meet
ing OF the board Of directors of Elder
Corporation duly held on February 2e.
1922 and March T. 1922. a quorum being
present and voting. the board, by ma
jority of the board. adopted q resoiu.
tion that In the judgment OF the board
OF di~ctors it is deemed advisable ana
most for the benefit Of the corporation,
that 10 should be dissolved and that
proper steps should be taken TO bring
about that result. and that accordingly
a meeting Of the stockholders Of the
Elder Corporation will be held az the
principal office OF the company, an z
W. Tenth street. Wilmington, county
Of New Castle Delaware, located with
the Corporation Trust Company OF
America at said address, at twelve
O'Clock noon on Friday. March q. 1922,
20 take action on the aforesaid resolu-
tion Of the board OF directors, and other
formaltics IN connection with dissolu-
tion Of the corporation and 10 ap-
prove plan Of reorganization or the
Elder Manufacturing Company ana
Elder Corporation and 20 authorize toe
sale OF assets and other matters peril
nent 20 tho dissolution Of the corpora
ton and TO give the necessary consent
for dissolution Of the Elder Corporation
BEN S. PEARSON,
mar4-i1-l8. Secretary.
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REAL EsrArE-FOR SALE.

COTTAGE-Flve rooms. with nine lots.
necessary outbuiidlngs. Address Box
l2i, New Castle. Del marriott.
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

sALEsMEN--Two; .ex-
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OF medium priced cars. Address M-3O,
Evening Journal Office. marriott
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BIG PAY-Man or woman Of character.
to distribute religious literature.
Chance 10 make $500 or more. Full or
spare time. No capital or experience
necessary. Universal Bible House,
Philadelphia. maril-lt.
Putnam patriot., 1922-08-25

Harry E. Morse spent Sunday at Ocean Beae8f.
 Miss Alice MeEvoy of Church street Wi H Hartford Saturday
 hir and Mrs Ovila Guertin of Wau- ,eean visited Putnam friends San Jay.
 Mss Clara M. Butterheld of sun Hyside avenue is spending 9 weak n NHibury, Mass
 Miss Ruth Pratt, Grand View. re- turned home Monday after spending a week with her istef ia White Plan x
 Mr and Mrs. Arthur R Meteaif of Bollez street arrived Tue-day'fran 5 wees spent yeith relatives in Raelne- ton. Nt
 Mrs. Clarence F. Willis. Sunnyside avenue. i, entertaining Mrs. Q. T. E. Green of Warren R. |. ws5 eame Friday for a visit of two weeks
 Mrs. (. [. Richardson has been -lbst5tat.rt two weeks 3t Che Mo-s Electrical Go office while Miss Flor euee Auclmr had her vacation, which -ae spent at Watch Hill and ProYi- aeHee.
Putnam patriot., 1922-08-25
NEWS ITEMS ABOUT PUTNAM PEOPLE THEIR FRIENDS AND ACTIVITIES

D. William II Sharpe s spending g ts.a# weeks seith H.- son pr Roy SGatsa in IAha5ss, Mas.
 samuel Walsh of Providence. for mg1't of tbis city. has been piayiH ta summer ID ar orchestra af Bar HaehaG Me. hotel
 Mas Gertrude Hall. for many years F teacher iH tHe i-raai Putnam school. now teocfiue n Manchester Ala-s.. rau--Suudas with Mir. and Mrs J. Richard CatHeHteH south Ma.u s.1.et
 Miss Frances NJ Richardson of Hartford and Hance. Ralph Carene- tou of Waterbury haee been Pead- ns tbis wees Vta N5 Richardson paeut on Intetva.e street Next week they wiil go Co Northdeld, Mass.
 Chaplain Albert F. Stone and his mother. Nf-. Many stone were enter tanned from Friday til Tuesday by Nlr and Mrs J A. paas Hi Me. aad M5 e W nutfee. Nr. Stone re- ports for duty friiaS= HPnlada.HIlla.
 Mas Ang'e A Snow. South Man .tHs,-. left Monday tor New York Ctts Her mother AIrs Deha A Snow. and sister Mrs II Whit more. and son. Arthur r. White more. on motor trip to Miu4ham and New London came here and Miss Snow returned with them for visit of four weeks.