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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-10
Las COnlpaflas de vapOreS lngleses.
amenazan con re6rar SuS barCOS de Ia.
ruta LOndrpS-Nueva York
Reina gran expectation en- gIatea con motive de las CONT
nuaS nteenCOnS cue eSan SGndO los barCOS de Ia White
Star Ia Cunard, pCr los agenteS de Ia Prohibition
Omitted Press, via All America cables)

LONDRES, octubre o. Los propie
tarios de las Companies de vapores
ingleses del Norte del Atlantico, en-
tre los que figuran los de las lfneas
de la "Cunard" de la White Star,
han declarado en- tonos fuertes Y de-
tinitivos, que el gobierno de los Esta-
dos Unidos por mediaci6n del Depar-
tamcnto de la Prohibition, quiere
cjercer una dictadura va impossible,
en- virtud de los muchos atropellos
que diariamente sufren los pasajeros
Y barcos ingleses.
Con motive de los ultimos aconte-
cimientos ocurridos en- el puerto de
Nueva York, en- relaci6n con un licor
ocupado por los agentes de la prohi-
bici6n a bordo de uno de los barcos
de la '"Cunard Line, hoy Sc llevo a
efecto en- esta capital una reunion de
embarcadorcs, con el objeto de elevar
una en@rgica protesta su gobierno.
para que este Su VeZ la traSmlta al
de los Estados Unidos. En- la reunion
de embarcadores Sc lego a la conclu-
sion de cue los Estados Unidos no
tenian autoridad para confscar bebi-
das alcoholics, 81 6stas iban selladas.
Los directories de las Companias in
glesas manifiestan que 81. contindan
en- su &ctitud los agentes de la Pro-
hibicion Y el gobierno americana no
pone coto los muchos atropellos
que aquellos vienen realizando con
sus sdoditos y sus fntereses, ellos Sc
veran en- la necesidad de retirar sus
vapores Gle la ruta Nueva York-Lon-
dres, fijando su itinerario entire Lon
dres Y Halifax.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-10
RECEPTION EN- LA UNrvERs1DAD

De acuerdo con Ell Consul del Brasil,
Sr. Waldemar Lee, un Redactor de es-
te diario, Y con Ell prop6sito de que Ell
Or. Martin diera conocer brevemen-
te, Sis impresiones persona,es de esta
primera etapa de su viaje, combine Ia
celebration, en- el Assembly Hall
dc la Universidad, en- Rio Piedras, de
IN rlitin de estudiantes para que 6s-
tos conocieran al DR. Martin y al pc
riodista Bye.
Ell sr. Baltzell fu6 tambi6n a "a
Universidad impresion6 una pelcu-
la con motive de estar abandonando
sus clases, los nihos pertsnecientes a
los grades inferiores
Cuando 1legaron a Ia Universidad,
los visitantes, fueron recibidos entire
una ca.urosa saliva de aplausos que les
tributaran los estudiantes Y Ell dean
MIR. St. John, asi como los otros nliem-
bros de la facultad los saludaron
afectuosamente. yendo todos ocupar
el palco central 6el salon de actos. En-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-10
LOS ALIADOS PRoTESTAN
DE LA INVASION KEMA-
LISTA

MUDANIA, octubre 9.-Los genera
les aliados han protestado en6rgicamen
te de la invasion de Ismidt por las tro
pas de Ismet Pasha.
FL general Harrington insiste en- que
Ia concentration kemalista cese inme-
diatamente, anenaza entrar en- ac-
ci6n 81 no son retiradas las tropas tur-
cas- de la zona neutral, en- la cual Sc
encuentran desde ell viernes.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-10
LOS TURCOS NO ESTAN DIS
PUESTOS A LIMIT AR Ell NU-
NERO DE CENDARMES

LONDRES, octubre o. En- la con-
conferencia de Mudania Sc ha trafdo
al tapete la question del n1mero de
gendarmes turcos que habra en- Ira
cia.
En- este punto Kemal Pasha Sc
muestra intransigente, aunque sc
cree que clio no motivara la termina
cion de la ccnferencia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-10
Ell GABINETE INGLES
EN- SESSION PERMANENTE1

LCNDRES, octubre 9.-Debido la
invasion de la zona neutral por los ke-
malistas, Lloyd George convoc6 urgen
temente a, Gabinete fin de acordar
las medidas que deberan adoptarse.
Ell Gabinete Sc ha declarado en- Sc
sion permanente y espera informes del
general Harrington.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-10
Los ken1aIStas COn6nlan Ia reCOnCen-
TRACTION en- Ia CerCania de Isnlidt aOesar
de haber prOnletdOretirarse
kemd paSa tonnia SiendO el diadOr de COneenca en-
hudanIa, SIN feCOnOCd Ia zOna neutral IngIatea Sc con-
lorna con Ia mitaC6n de la zOna neutral en- Asia MpuOr
Omitted Press, via An America cables)

LONDRES, octubre g. Despachos
de Ultima hora de caracter urgen-
te han Iegado a esta ciudad, asegu-
rando que la recommendation de ke-
mallstas en- las cercanias de Chanak
continda, a pesar de haber prometi-
DO Ismet Pasha que cesarfa la in
vaslon de la zona neutral de las
hostilidades hasta que termine la con
ferencia de Mudania.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-10

Ofrecenaos en- venta un esta-
blecimiento, muy acreditado, de
calzado y ropa Fecha. con pocas
existencias y EN- EL MEJOR ST.
ITO DE SAN JUAN, por querer
ampliar nuestro negocio y ex-
tenderIo a un rano distinto.
Para informes, Apartado has,
San Juan.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-10
POlNCARE APOYADO
POR SU GABINE 7 E

PARIS, octubre o. El gabinete
frances ha hecho suyo el criterio que
sostiene Mr.. Poincare, con respecto a
la actitud que Sc debe adoptar con
los turcos. Con tai motive el General
Bouillon ha recibido por cable ms
trucciones de su gobierno.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-10
CURZON EN- Ell
GABINETE INGLES

LONDRES, octubre 81 Lord Cur
zon, quien acaba de llegar esta ca
pital, ha entregado al Gabinete in
giles el informe de su entrevista con
Mr.. Poincare.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-10
HARDING Y HAYS COME.
RENClAN

WASHINGTON, octubre o. Ell
presidente Harding sostuvo hoy con
Mr.. Hays, una importantisima confe
ferencia de Mudania Sc ha traido
dadanos americanos, que Sc hallan en-
ell Cercano Este.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-10
DOS CARTAS
octubre 8, 1922.
OCtWUL6 0, AJAA.
Sr. Angel Mayoral
Agente General de la Niagara Fire
Insurance Co.
Ponce, P. r,

S6uOr:-
En- los diarios EEL DLA'' y EEL
AGUILA DE P. b." que Sc. edictan
en- esta ciuaad en- sus ntlmeros CO.
rrespondientes al Jueves de Octubre
! del corriente ano, aparsce una cartd
flrmada por Harry F. Besosa como Loss
Ajuster lie la compania que I'd. re-
rresenta, Niagara Fire Insurance Co.
Y dirigida il Sr. Jesus Ramos Anto-
Mini en- Ia cual asegura de una ma.
nera absolute que ell incendio ocurrido
en- la maarugada del dia del corrien-
te, fu6 originado en- mi establecimien-
to.
Como agsnte General que es I'd. e.
P. r. de la antes dicha compaflia,
deseo ME olga I'd. 81 esta carta fue
escrita con su conocimiento Y consen-
timiento y 81 I'd Sc hace solidario a
la misma.
Suplican6ola su Immediate contesta.
cion, quedo de I'd.
Atentamente,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-10
LOS sITIos HIsToRICos Y LAS
ESCUELAS

Ell camera-man'' Sr. Baltzell, So
nostro interesado en- conocer detalles
de los sitios historicos de "a ciudad,
para tomar vistas de los misnos, asi
como de las escuelas publicas y de al
gurlas de las egcenas, en- las principa-
les Gales de la poblaci6n, pues es su
deseo, de acuerdo con sus manifesto
clones, .levar los Estados Unidos una
idea exacta de 10 mas interesante y
notable de todas las importantes ciu-
dades que visite durante esta trascen-
denal empresa.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-10

Un verdadero acontecimiento ha re-
sultado en- esta capital la inesperada
vista del hidroavi6n "'Sampaio Co.
rreia IT,, en- Ell cual viajan ell intre-
pido aviador Walter Hinton, ell Conan
dante de aviaci6n brasilera, DR.. E.
Pinto Martin, ell redactor del New
York World, George T. Bye, ell "ca-
mera-man' de la casa Path6, Mr..
Battwen el mecanico del aparato
John Wilhussu
Los distinguidos hu6spedes. la mis-
ma noche de su negada, visitaron el
teatro "Rialto'', EN- donde fueron OBJ
ieto de una enthusiastic afectuosa ova
ci6n por parte del publico ALI reunido,
Ell cual vefa comp.acido al misIno item
po que estsban eIos ecupando uno de
los palcos del teatro, como Ell el lienzo
Sc reproducia con perfection absoluta
la hazana gigantesca Gel "sampaio" p"
desde su sa,ida de New York hasta su
.Iegada Charleston, South Carolina.
Ell AT4MUERzo EN- PALACIo
Atendiendo una invitacion del Go
bernador Reilly, los Sres. Hinton, Mar
tin y demas tripulantes, en- compania
Gel Consul del Brasil en- esta capital,
almorzaron aver en- la Fortaleza.
Durante la comida, segdn henos sido
informados, RENO un gran espiritu de
intima fraternidad. El Sr. Hinton re-
lato sus aventuras cuando a bordo de
un dirigible Sc perdio Ell compaflia de
otros, EN- las selvas de Canada; Sc hi
cieron plausibles elogios de las buenas
relaciones de amistad que existen en-
tire los Estados Unidos y el Brasil, y
tanto el Sr. Hinton como sus compa-
fieros, encomiaron con frases de profun
da sinceridad, la grata impression por
ellos recibida a su llegada a esta ciu-
dad, la cual todos clos visitan por pri
mera vez, habiendoles producido una
verdadera sorpresa, seg1n eXpresaron,
10 tan solo las be,lezas cue encierra,
sino ell enorme progreso Y movimiento
comercial que en- ella Sc advierte.
LOS sITIos HIsToRICos Y LAS
ESCUELAS
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-10
ANGEL M. MAYORAL

Sr. Juan j. Gerardlno,
Ponce, P. r.
Muy Sr. mio:
Contestando a SUI carta de esta mis-
ma fecha con relacion a la que Ell sr'
Don Harry F. Besosa de San Juan,
dirigio al sr. Don Jests Ramos Anto-
mini, de egta ciudad con fecha del
corriente en- la que hace alusi6n al
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-10

(Firmada) JUAN ]. GERARDTNo
Evening star., 1922-08-27
BANK PRESIDENT ACCUSED
Charged With Stealing Funds of
Negro Institution.

RICHMOND. Va, August 26.-The
cases of John Mitchell, jr.. and Albert
V. Norrell. jr.. negroes. president and
cashier. respectively. Of the Mechanics
Savings Bank. 4 negro institution here.
charged with stealing funds Of the bank
or with Irregularities in handling the
accounts of certain depositors. were
continued until September 90. when they
came up in, police court early today
Mitchell, who was a "lily-black re-
publican candidate for governor in the
1921 fall election, was released on q
bond of S10.009. NorrelPs BOND vas
fixed at $1,000. ssF.-'
Evening star., 1922-08-27
UNITED SPANISH
WAR VETERANS

Department Commander Harry
Patterson is i'll at his home.
The Ladies' Auxiliary reports a
large sale of tickets for the eXcur-
sion to Marshall Hall next Tuesday
for the benefit of the proposed Vet
Grams of all Wars Widows and
Orphans Home. The Auxiliary has
moved to its new quarters IN the
Soldiers and Sailors temporary home,
9th and Pennsylvania avenue south
east.
Quartermaster Thomas A. Hudlow
OF Richard A. Harden Camp No. =.
superintendent of the soldiers ana
Sailors Home. 9th street and Penn
sylvania avenue southeast. reports
the home ready for inspection.
Frank White. United States treas
urer. was mustered into Gen. II. w
Lawton Camp at the last meeting
He served with Gen. Lawton in tne
Philippines. c. E. Marshall left the
city Wednesday to attend the ma
tional encampment at Los Anseies
Calf Preliminary arrangements
were discussed at the last meeting
with a view to creating a fund Tor
the purpose of erecting monument
10 the memory of Gen. I-awton III
Arlington Cemetery
I-rell Camp. No. ,. was represented
at tne ndtIOHal CoHNSHNioh ~
Angeles by former governor OF
the Philippines under Roosevelts ad-
inistration-Comrade Reynolds-Wh"
was designated by National Com
macder-in-ch Carlstrom to receive
Gen. Aguinaldo upon his arrival in this
country and act as his escort during his
stay at the convention, of which he was
an honored guest
John Jacob Astor Camp. No. s. was
addressed by Department Patriotic
instructor Currier last Monday even :
ing or the subject of recruiting and
cooperation. The following mem
bers were admitted: William l.
, Senlple. Frank Ho'i. Adolph A
J.ederman and John McHugh.
Admiral George Dewey Camp. No
II. Commander Arthur League. was
renresented at the national encamp-
mnnt at Los Angeles by Charles X.
Doran Of San Diego, Calf; Dele
gate Past Commander Robert Z. Cox
did not attend. having been sent To
Bangor. Me. on oficial duty for the
Navy Department.
Evening star., 1922-08-27

BACKWARD PrP1Ls COACHED IN ALL
high school and college subjects; English
courses to foreigners: also private home tu.
tOring. Columbia SJ22-J. 3ls
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-07
Baseball Filmed in
Camps and Else,Uhere

Joe Dugan and Gin Best, working leisure
ly in the outfeld at Fenway Park, have
given Bostonians the first rea! sign that the
major league baseball season Is at hand
Illness caused Dugan TO leave the club at
Hot Springs. Ark. recently. Best Is try
ing his pitching arm after vis. TO his
home In Pittshed
Manaxvr Milan and the Senator's hav.
struck rain for the last two days but he is
Of the opinion that the layof will not affect
the favorable progress the Senator's have
been making.
Ty Cobb and the Detroit Americans have
not yet recovered from the 20 beating
handed them yesterday by Birmingham. OF
the Southern Association. Pitcher Statham
OF Birmingham. held the Tigers 20 two hits.
one scratch.
Roth ST. Louis teams have reached home
and vii, play two-gane series tomorrow
and Sunday afternoons.
JACQUES Fournier. Cardinal first haseman
ia rIfYering from an infected leg which
physicians say. may prevent his appearance
IN the I!ne-up against the Pirates on April l2.
"Irish" Meusel. Of tho Giants. performed
an unusual tea. in the gene with the White
Sox Yesterday. He stole second twice In
ors inning and the Giants won l3 TO 3.
The injury to Catcher Steve ONeill has
caused a change in the makeup OF the two
CleyeIand squads. Les Nunamaker re-
rnained with the regulars. was hit by a
foul tin in yes'erday's game but expects to
work against Columbus tomorrow.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-07
,O[D-TIMERS OPEN
WITH NATIVITY NINE
Downtown Baseball Team Will
Lift Lid Oh Season Sat-
urday, April IS
HAS BUNCH OF SLUGGERS

TTNHE lineup of the Old Timers is COM
plcte. and Jack Hines is authority
for the statement that the club is one
of the nfticst that has ever represented
South Philadelphia. Jack has n bunch
of sluggers. according to his own state
ment. and he AYERS they will bat $500
for the season.
This is new with Hines. but of course
he means the combined averages. He
is not in the least worried about his
team, but is anxious as to the reputa-
tiOns of the visiting Grows after they
have encountered his coming champions.
The season vii! cn"a 81 Saturday,
April Is. with Phil IIaggerty's Nativity
club. The grounds at Thirteenth and
johnson, known us Haller Park. have
been renovated. and accommodations
provided for 5000 fans. Bill McKenty
has evidently been secured to pitch the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-07

opener. for he is announced to oppose
the uptowners.
Have Many Hurlers
Hines has a pitching staff which he
says will make many managers weep.
1t includes Dick Hamilton, of Syra-
cusc; Ray Hammell. of last years
team; Charlie Clock, of Bridesburg |;
.'Rube" Reed. of Lansdale, and Eddie
Keenan,, anather local southpaw. The
catching will be taken care Of by
"Kidder" Byrnc and George Edwards.
Johnny Lang. conceded one Of the
best fielding first basemen, will hold
down the initial bag, Jake" Werder
will cover second. Jimmy Josephs, Of
last years Nativity team, will cavort
around short, and the hot corner will
be capably looked after by Lew Shafer.
In the outtield are king" Marine,
right field; 'Rubc' Reed, center, and
Jake" Heimbecker, left field. Artie
Ryan. who has just arrived here from
Boston, will act as utility player.
Paulsboro to Play Independent
The Paulsboro Club, which carried
off the pennant in the Gloucester
County League the last two seasons,
will play Independent ball this year.
PaulsbOro was willing to go into the
league again, but baked on the rule
limiting the players to residents Of
Gloucester County,.
The Paulsboro Athletic Association
then decided to have one of the best
Independent clubs and has signed John
Fitzgerald, we'll known in South Jer-
sey. to catch and act as field manager.
Other players signed include Johnny
Clark, who twirled for Media last year /;
Ray Gage, of Yale: Rex Allen, who
will cover short Joe Kayser and Arthur
Okerlund, two of the best outtlelders
in the old league. The positions open
will be filed shortly with first class
men and banner season Is awaited by
the fans.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-07
BIG SEASON FOR LA MOTT
VIII inausurate 1922 Baseball Sea-
son on April 22 With Dailey's stars

After successful football and soccer
season the La Mott Athletic Associa-
ton, of Montgomery County. will start
baseball on Saturday. April %. with
Dailey's All l-Stars, of Germantown.
Work Is now under way remodeling
the field and the construction of n new
grand stand. and John =. Heron and
Samuel Watkins have been appointed to
direct the teams affairs. Mayor nus
sell Hanrahan will toss out the first
ball at the opening game.
\ first class team has been signed and
about thirty players are trying for posi-
tions on the team. According to Man
ager Watkins. games will be played at
home on Saturday and Sundays and
three nights each week.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-07
New Spring
OVercOats-
$50 to $50

Our own good make.
including staple Ches-
tertields. as well as the
newest tweeds, dia-
mond weaves and her.
ringbones.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-07
CORNELL INVITES STANFORD
Track Teams to Contest on Way to
intercollegiate
Cxo.,co,I v-.,:,ac.,x,, rnI:e

StahIOrd I hINtrsty, Callf.. Nnrll 4.
Cornell University has invited the
Stanford track team to stop over at
Ithaca on its way to Cambridge to
participate in the 7. G. \. A. 4. A..
meet. The invitation came in a tele-
Fletcher. graduate manager of Stanford
The message stated that the Stan
ford team. which probably will be COM
posed of ten or twelve athletes. would
be well quartcrcd and given ample OPP
portunity for training. with the chance
for casual meet with Cornell May
20, by way of preparation for the big
meet week later.
Fletcher stated the invitation prob
ably would be accepted.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-07
DURR0SS CHOSEN CAPTAIN
viii Lead Germantown Academy
Baseball Team This Year

George Durross has been elected to
captain the Germantown Academy base
ball team for this season. lie is an all
around athlete. and has played on the
varsity baseball team at the academy for
the last two years.
Besides playing baseball. Durross has
played varsity football for two years.
He also is a valuable track man.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-07
New Aquascutum
Spring Overcoats

Entirely new weaVes
in typical English
Coatings in brown,
tan, gray and a new
shade of blue cadet.
$50 and SIS
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-07
Amateur Sports

The Gloucester City Travellers. comprising
players OF minor league Snd semi 'profes-
Year. Any hrst,slass homs teams Desiring
sunday games should communicate with
Wayne Crawford. phone Gloucester la2,J
s'Sr sar 4, and D. 5 ?, Il. M1 ' 'Vs"''"
The Halcon A. e.. a fast eighteen twenty
year-old team. desires to book games with
teams Of the same age; offering Ieasonab pie
Inducements. J. J. Smith. 1440 S. Vogdes
street.
Presbyterian Church. frst-class travelling
nine. would Ike to book twilight, Saturday
and holiday dates with teams Of the same
saIiers having rr9ynds and 9fecins syllable S.n,1s
Y III. C. A., i42i Arch street.
The Fortieth Ward y, g. Is anxious TO
schedule contests with heiEhteen.twenty-year-
old mines. Harry II. stinson, 1897 Eastwick
Ihc Collins 4. C.. a seml.professlonal
club. would IKE 70 Iy arTanse Same. sSamss w,tG
twilight bal. The toem would especially
IKE TO hear from Pensauken.
ARARD aD00Ya aa.2l,c6.27
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-07
U. 8, eIkers Are Second

Paris, April Van Kempen and De
Ruyter arc leading in the French sx-day
bike race. The American team OF Nc
Namara and Grenda was second
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-07
Top Coats of
Lees Scotch
Cloths-$35

They are made of
Galaschiel's Tweeds,
Homespuns and Her.
ringbone. and. value
considered, ought to
be marked $50.
Built abroad and
Just imported by US.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-12
Curb Market
BY oTUA1T r. WESI
lcopyFieAk 1oA9.s

New York, Aug. 12.-Trading on
the curb market today continued
fairly active with a large volume
of business in the low priced min
ing shares. Goldfield Development
accomplished a new high for the
present movment. There was a bet
ter inquiry also for Eureka, Croe-
sus, Lone Star and Gold Deep Min
ing--all of which moved upward.
Nipissing mines sold up around six
for the first time in quite while.
An exception to the general ten
dency in this quarter was Canada
Copper, which felt the effects of
special SELLING and sank to a new
low figure.
In the motor group, Lincoln Mo-
tors was the feature, dropping on
fairly large transactions from 1A
to w. After its sharp upturHSyes-
terday, trading in Goodyear Tire
quieted down, but the stock held
steady. Inter Continental Rubber
did somewhat better. Glen Alden
Coal was quiet and weak, losing at
one time full point. Stutz Motors
held around "a most of the session
Hayes Wheel was fairly active be-
tween 29% and 291z.
Declaration of the regular divi
dend of Imperial Oil of Canada was
followed by a drop of two points ir
the stock. Cities Service old stocl
gained another point at the start
but lost this later. Standard Oil o
Indiana fluctuated within rang'
of q half point between 1091a ant
1897 Other oils shares were com
paratively neglected.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-12

New YORK, Aus. n-Eurppsan
Eossrnment bonds wsre responsive
b the bes3sr news from the London
ronferenee. Frsnch TVS wsre only
lightly dealt In around ssh, which
vas yestordAy's closing price and
the q sold At 100x, likewise un-
changed. Denmark So were strong,
selling up from 110h to Ill. City
Of Greater Prague tbs were up
wardly dealt in around s.. The ris-
ing tendency Of Dominion Of Can
ada s. continued. They sold at "
as against ssh, the Fridays close.
United Kingdom 5,8s Of 1897 we're
q trifle higher at los.
Kansas City Southern S. were
the feature Of the railway list, with
a jump Of nearly two points to
SIN, the highest they have ever
reached this year. Kansas CITY
Terminal Is were up = to IS, st.
Paul Is Of 1895 were up . hair
point to 81 and Bethlehem adjust
ments q half point to So.
Among the industrials CONSOLE
dated Coal Of Maryland IS reached
q new high of 81, up nearly two
points from the last previous sale
Rejecting the improvements in the
paper situation Union Bag & Paper
IS sold at par, q gain Of nearly q
point, Wilson & Company Tvs,
which carry the convertible priv
ilege naturally followed the rise IN
the stock. They were up nearly two
points. Also in sympathy with the
new high record for the stock, Co
lumbia Gas & Electric IS rose more
than q point to 963t.
The market for Canadian Prov.
incial bonds this week was firm
with less activity than recently
The Ontario IS of 1923 were quoted
1001z bid, offered at 101; the As Of
1896 were IS bid, offered at 95z
and the 5hs of 1897 were 1904 bid
offered at 101A. Manitoba SIS o.
1926 were STU bid, offered at SSA
the IS of 1928 were 101 bid, offered
at 1O1A and the 6s of 1916 wers
106A bid, offered at 107