davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-03-02
.yeriep gitpm Gip. Gntb. iemrafnnta'
piiri =.
yetlebemin i~carafnmta

OliiNuNNtts
neutrality-suspicious. firfosia Chest
nut ame. ia Senrp il fulmasia lilo
a ip. iofoiien frtiifauoen enlimninen
ia folnlos %iunnuntoi. s. p. e. TUT
foioeu enlimGinen iunnuntai iuma'
lanpalmeIufien p~btepoesia.
Sortousbetfi fappelisia q Der
aen arpe. iofoiien f~uufaioen toineit
ia neIiGs torstai-ilta flo s
0uoriloliiton obislmailta tappe'
lisia iofo lunnuntai-ilta flo s.
Sunnuntuifoulu jofa lnnnuntal
fappelisIa flo 10 aami,lla.
Ompcluieurun fofous iota tors
toi flo 2 Up.
Srustiilen fofous joto tuiitaioen
eniim6incn moanantui-iita fappells
10 IellO o.
Oiofonien tofous iofo tnltaiioer
piimeincn tiistoi-ilta tappelislo {. 8
Neu gurfin Gip. 2mtb. 8aIlialllS'
ienrafmata
I, 2irtfo "Smmanuel @m. SutD.
Church" @astin puolella, SeSlrls'
ton oipe ia SO fata.
Sumolanpalmelus iofoilen tai1fait
BEN toinen ia nelias iunnuntal lilo
4:9O ip. $. b. e. iinalanpalpelilt'
ZEN nbtenoesla fuutuuOen neliantena
flInnuntaina.
Sengellinen obielmailtnma 1otal'
ZEN fuufanoen eniimdinen ia tola'ns
iunnuntai fello 8 illalla
q. u. Abo
q Bergen awe. Seriep oitp, ". s.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-03-02

~ y. flo 10 ap.
10 p. flo 7,3O in. :
20 p. Wfar. lin p:na flo 7,3O III.
26 p. $. p .,ebt fonsia flo 10 op
ia flo 7 iii.
20 y. flo $50 iii.
9pbdtoulua jofa iunmntaina.
arist. Stnoriioliiton o6ieInnfofc,tf.
iia jofu toinen iunnunt. ilto flo
Z. Ompeluieitran fofoufiia tiistoi.
i'm. Saillltnoron borioitufiio fob.
oesti piifoSia.
Glcluclambisia 1883 gS. 81 It:
~ p. l1malanp. flo Z iQ.
% y. ben9elliucn obiclma-iltauno
flo 7,3O III.
9etruitisia, @ie6.
90, 81 ia % piid ieurufuntalois-
TEN mddrnamisid paifois;a flo 7,3O
in.
@a!frio 8. 8ilen
&clef. 549-& CT Suron it.
&sbtabuIa, Ohio
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-03-02
Wnistpja matfaltani Sbium Ienra.
fnnnisIa

tNHHtSIu
Sairport Sarborin foniaaisieurc
frntaloiSten fittiumuna lGboin foto.
oni WtinnMpolisto iDDSf. lien p:r
Italia fii0GttGmGGn it1Gnp1in. =
9pbpen o~OOtuficn iGlteen Gbicnaos.
Ia, Ioonuin icltronmana iltana Gle.
belon0iin, ioSio tGpoDin ollo p0t1,
fun iuna jolIa Iiiben oSti tlllin, ei
pibGtt6npt BoincsmiIleSio, jonne o.
Ii matfnlippuni oStettit. Selraalpa-
no annllillo pGdlin jatfamaan mai
nittulin paiffaan, josla aieman luo
no aiult Sobn Salminen perbeineen,
- ilpiSto, dittltasta ia mieraon.
maroiStn mGfeG, ioSla ioin lem1b-
tGG ia raipita rltltmistani lefG al
fon tooSfin titllnomoiiet fe8fuste-
Int alttlruS %aiioiSta, J.. NJ.
8osto iltopGimGllG iotfoin lopul
liicen mGGrGpoiffaoni, lpeli Sulmi-
len opastamarla. Samnn pGipGn il
tana ia ienraoipona pGip6n1, Jun.
nrntaino, ianrnaiin IifGl. firfosla,
post. 8ilenin oIlesia mifono. <lr
Hioita iofa tilaiiultoesia oil ioten-
fin ritniaaSti ia fltten ferrpttiin,
- pliolueiiiin fatIomatta; MINI.
@oniaIliiiin ia Stlendiiiin nGboen.
SDnoolailia lienee ollltt pfii, paGt-
tGen "glm. Sltometar -leboen IiiGl-
lOstd. - MieS poloinen n1fpp ioa.
neep matiomaimoia iillG fGpnnil.
lGGn, nnitta Upton nina iiiben o.
len; fila enb1n lille mitGGn moi
etten ole laan1tt Imerifosia ollesior
nj ftulla etpanteliltmia mitltalla
fuin &aniolliStirfoSia; en- ainafoon
niitten pappein ia iaarnaaiain iuis
t, ioita Glen ollut ~fltltlemosia -
@tponn1n fplla, ett1 eponfeeltiia
pubeita iaapi tuullu ionfun merran,
mlttta niill1 ia epanfelii1milla on
Dbt6 iiniri ,ero frn ip%fipiiellG, ilt,
muiiello ia feiGiielIG, firffaallo pGi
m1llG.
Scum Seeius ei fGsfenpt mliltto
loornoto fuin epanfeliumio, min
iit1 tulee leitrata ia IT'D opettoiilto
paotia, faiffi ulfono etpatfeliirmis.
ia on %iaarnaa faootufiesta ia fpIlo
f~aootufleen o%iotaon ilnlon iodrnoo,
iiofiu.
&iiinfa tGrfeGG on ietG rin1miil.
Iilen, ettG bengelliien rititon ipoifil.
tiS, olfoon %ieiiraaipo boIpo ia Dfiir
fertainen eiimerffi tooistomosio
Millton l11fGri oil f1pnpt lIei
ia fertoia fuumetoltio ioirostomor
mieben Iitona ia, fun ioiroan tilan
ne n1ptti iaoiteert fGGnteen poron
tirmiieenp1in, fdsfi IGGfGri poimoi
nalmistao "tanaioppoo" ioironlEc jt
ontoo iitd mGbisia onnofiisia uleitt
eri6 pGim1siG. @ittta moimo Fl
iitti wGGrin I6dfGrin mGGrGpfIen ],
wuImiti niiunIeicistd (brdD pm
ioppoo, ioto ban itic oil tothtnit
fiitiumoon "folinaiOpufTi" ia ipoti
iitG ioiroulle miebeIIeen miebci
mostusteIcmiiistn buoIimotto, ill
! uboIIo, ettd min on Iddfdri mac
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-03-02
saann5llinem toimiata Sitebb1trstn
Gp. 9nt6. icmrafnntapiirisia:
Titc6bnrsisia, Nass.

&irffo 1877 Mecbanic Ct.
Sumalanp. iunnn,tailin Ito TO-
80 ap. ia $. p. eft. iofa INIT. ma
iunnunt. iefG 0:liiton obielmn Jun
n,mtaiiin flo 1880 III.
gpbdfouIa flo $50 op.
Sartousbetfi jofa torstai ompe-
~Iuieuron fofoufiesio flo 8 III.
2ouIuborj. tiistaiiin flo 7,3O Ill.
2osten omp: ieira lauont. Ito
1880 lip.
Seurofunnon fofous fluff. t:nd
moanantaino ia 1:liiton fniif. q.
no maonontaino flo 7.30 in.
Spmmiembisid, Iass.
Sofa fuiif. Ind iunmint. flo
2 Up.
Mapnarbisia, Iass.
@unfouoen 2:no iunnunt. flo
7.30 in.
Titsuiniamisia, SrOpsia ia Wfarl'
burosIn, q. s..
alrrfartben 3:na innnuntatna ia
feiirntpona moonontoind.
go. %obalitonisia, Masi.
41tufou6en 4:nd iunnunt. Flo a
ip.
@estminsterisfd, @ass.
Quiif. piimeiiend perjant. Ito .
in.
so. @nttoren
Sores 26t7 Mecbnnic ct.
Sitcbbitrg, @oss.
Tosturi @isfnrim faarnaiunpro'
geb 2obsen, @Omt., bmparisfollf
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-03-02
%Snmalanpali
@aramettc, Mie6.

@n1i iunr1tntaina manliSf. 5 pnG
on jllmoIanpollpelus flo 2 ip. 81
taloarna OH flo s.
Snmuntaina 10 p:nd on ianloin
iumalanpalpell1S flo 2 ip. ia ilta,
bartaltSbettt flo s.
Sofa feSfimiiffoiIto pltbe firfor
aloialiSio flo s.
TeulomluIeitro f~ofoontuu torStni
i'm flo s ip.
&ippifoltlita pibetGGn Iouontoiiin
iItapGinGllG.
YpbdfouIu on iofo iunmintni
flo 1890 ap.
Gbatbam, Micb.
WaaliSf. toiiena iltpnuntnino eli
~ p:nG on ompelltieuran fofouS
Oscar Moimaiello. Tulfao rltlriaS-
ll,fuiiina ia fertoilfaa o~litiu1oestn
toinen toiiellenne.
SSlimdlnnpalmellts on moalisf. 10
p:nd flo 10 up. Silloin OH mpoS
$. p. ebtoollinerl. Tpb1foulit on flo
8 op. Ylibe flo 2 ip. Gust &osfcr
tolosia ia Italia flo 100 ppbGfort-
htlasten iitbla Sorest 2afen tout
lula. SGlfimGiiesiG paifosia on
mpos bartausbetfi moalisf. A p:n6
flo 1,30 ip.
&ippifoulu on Gbotbamisid lau-
antoina moolisf. Is p:nG flo 9 ip.
9. u. ltuiitalo
9or S56 Worqrette, Micb.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-03-02
9amiallisicnrafnmnot Obiosia

GnniallisIcnrafnnnat Sbiosia
Smmalanp. ia bartansbetfiG maa-
lisfnnlla
Tairpurtisia:
2-3 p:nG flo 100 III.
8 b. flo 10 op. ia flo Z III.
t6-t7 p:nd flo 7.30 in.
10 b. flo 10 op. ia flo 7 in.
3O-3t pnd flo 7,3O iu.
BpbGfouliio iltnnuntoiiin. Ompe-
lliieuron %fofoufiia tofa wiifon tors
toino. 2oilltfiioron borioitufiio fer
RON niifosio. 4rist. NhioriioIiiton
obieImofofoiifiio cri ilmcitisten
miifaon.
Ts6tabnla Surborsin:
8 b. flo 7,30 iII.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-03-02
SnmalanpalpelnfIia maalisfnnlla

Snmnlanpal,uelnfiia maalisfnnlla
5 p. 2unenburgisia, WaSS. Otto
Solmiiello flo 9 ip.
10 p. MSopnaroisio, Moss. cm.
lrtb. firfosio flo 100 iu.
10 b. Tropsia, g. s. flo 2.30 ip.
s. p eft fansio, ia lopusia nilor-
ten obielmao.
10 p. Sit5milIimisia, &c. $. flo
7.3O in.
20 y. Marlborosio, 81. $. flo
100 in.
"a p. Sm. &opolitonisio, %osS
flo Z i'll.
25 ia &c p. Sitcbbureisio mic
tet16n Nitoriipliiton mltoiijitbloo.
81 b. @estminsterisiG, MoSS. $,
@oltolelIo flo 8 in.
sc. 2lnttonen
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-03-02
Kirkollisia Ilmoituksia

A., Delmt' Ja Wa~ultstNutiu, uiieltflpii'
tancen piirisiG:
Sunnun. 5 b. mnuliSf. Hcb 600
eesia, firfosia $. y. eft. iunolan-
palmelus, flo 10 epp. ia Italia ia
maSIa paifosia flo 7.3O.
Maanant. 6 D.. maaliSf. Cotton
@oooisio, flo 7.30 III.
Siistaina Z d. maalisf. SoriSio,
flo 7.3O iii.
2esfip. s p. maoliSf. &eo 2oo.
gesio, f~irfoSin, flo 7,30 iu.
@aallo olelpista ti~laiiuufiista il,
moitamme paifan iubteen torfem-
min t1fGl. "Bicfet- Sournal" lebbes-
Ia. llieimmisia pllGolemista tilai.
iuufiiSta on mpos fltoromme "sSlor
S1mel" mifana ia ionfunmerran
mtprten obielmaa, pnrt1 fentieS on
ielnaa allefirioittaneelta. 8ormas.
ii pnlion menettGG ie, iofa on pois
ndist1 tiloiiultfiista, iilld ne tule.
mot oIemoan berGtpSfofoufiia. Sis
Ioamu iofaiieen, jos %iuinfin mott,
81. 6. &offonen
Dor 9t2 &eo 2oose, @ont.
&irfpnmenpia mnalisfnmlla:
5 p. Seem Sinlunb flo 1 ipp. $.
p. ebt. tansla. Seuraamista iomi-
taan.
10 p. 9rnblane, Sosf Gan. fan.
ial. m1Gr11mGsid poifasio ia ai-
fana.
10 NnpriioliitOn Julia GpllGn
baalilla alfaen flo II epp. Su1Ia-
pllbuiafii lnoprnt poStpri @. gSiS-
tari.
90 p. Daalilla flo II opp.
81 p. &ollan fattpnnisia g. u.
t. flo 8 i'll. pu5ltrr pos
tori Bisfori.
9rocfet, 81. 9. &loriioiiiton jltb-
Ia torstaino 90 b. tirfosia flo II
90 p. iltama Bellon foululla flo
5 ill. Sitblap. postori 8isfari.
ylldmainituisia jublisia laubonn
rapintoa josta tulot Nuoriioliitollc.
&iinioSto oionotton tcimotnon.
5. Soofona
8or 234 Holla, Sc. 9.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-03-02
Smmalampaliuelnfiia moalisfnnIa

sStmalanpaliuelnfiia maalisfnnlla
Humanitarian 5 p. flo 10 op. s.
b. ebtolliien pbt. 4moiosiu ia flo
10 illalla.
Maanantoina 6 b. flo 8 italia
Stambauebisia Caspian foulullo.
Tiistaina 7 p. flo 1 ipp. 9eecb.
moooisia $. p. ebtoolliien pit s.
Waien t.
Sorstaino 9 p. flo s Italia Sa-
ron Sollfisia Serman &elton +. Sll-
lem 3 jiinalla.
Berjantaina 10 p. flo 1 jpp. 8.
b. ebtooIIiien pbt. @asbburnisia 81.
gIbon t.
Sunmtntoina IL p. flo 10 ap.
$. p. ebtoolliien pbt. Warengpn
boaIilla.
Samnlmtoina IL b. flo s iIlallo
@ortb gorfin firfosio.
Maonontaina 10 b. flo s illollo
@ruIesio Soba &uffoien +.
Nuista fofoufiista ilmoitetoon
alma poiffoflrnnouo.
Q. 81. &ronffalo
TubeIin 53-4o Brentice, isis.
8~rontnoob, @is.
Ynbe. ia iaarnatilaiinnfiia MAJ
l~isfrnsIa.
Gum, 5 p. Birginio, nori. efp
lirtb. firfosiu flo 2 ip.
Gum. 5 b. Sontoiofi flo 7 III
Eiist. Z p. gireinio, tobmi-iltc
flo s in.
2miunt. II p. SinIopion s. @or
fooIisio flo hS in.
Sunn. 10 p SinInDion flo 10 op
Sorst. t6 b. Soirbanfs, flo 1 IL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-08
Six Mines Tied Up

W.Nrs-Earrc. Ia. Dee. 1.-The s'N
mines Of the Hudson Coal company n
The !.ark<y.!le and Plymouth district
remained tied up today as 4 result OF
The strike Of 5000 United Mine Workers
N Monday. No OTerturcs have been
:.iad- ny The company toward settle
,ncrt ~ the dispute. Fires were drawn
ION. thu, boilers AT A. The coI!IerleS AZ
f,rt"d today, with the exception or nose
Ercdcd /" operate thr pumps
~ mass meeting At IarkSN''ie 70
night the men voted unanimously Z"
continue the strike. hut named a corr
.,r,rrc, to confer with W. J. B.'cnnHa.
PRESIDENT Of District 80 .. at Scranton
today on tho question OF the legality
Of the Walliout.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-08
Would Give President
Draft Authority and
Other Powers in War

Washington. Dec. 7.-Rcpresentative
rrrnsyu. Republican. South Dakota has
Introduced a BIZ giving the PRESIDENT
mmilo-.ty ~ wartime = draft the un:
rrgan!zcd militia without eHempuoh o.
,,cn rrnrn II To 50 on account OF indus
trtaI ocrunation. The bill also would
nr,hori2. lie determination and proc
Iama,ion Of material r"soyrcss I neSss-
sary to carry n war and the staoii-
Linz Of prices Of things necessary To
,i:hrr The army or civilian population.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-08

clan he will praise you for having given
"Caltfornia Fig Syrup" as the laxative
because II never fails. never cramps or
ovcracis. and even sick children love It's
pleasant ;a=;-
Ask you- druggist for genuine "Cen-
fornIa Fig Syrup" which has directions
ror babies and children OF all ages print
ed on bottle. Mother You must say
"CaNFornin" or you may get an !mita-
tIOn ng syrup.--Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-08

No matter what else YOU give yoGr
child to relieve bad cold. sore throat
or congestion. be sure 10 first open the
l!.tle ones bowels with "Cal.foTniS FIG
syrup" 10 get rid OF the poisons and
waste which are causing tho cold and
In Few hours You can see
for yourself hoW thoroughly Il works
the constipation poison sour bile and
waste right out.
Even II YOU call YOUR family physt-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-08
Jail Terms for Coal
PrOfitGerS Are Urged

Boston. PC :. Mayor Cur'av today
urged jail !eruS FOR rr"Htcc~lay cr"l
dealers t., mayor asked Charles r
Wooley. ~oaI"- Of weights and measures
n -eIu,,t chief Justice BOLSTER. ~ the
municipal court 70 impose jail sentences
instead OF fines.
THIS action followed information 70
ceived bv the mayor that peddlers were
selling coal consisting largely OF slate IN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-08

Tho docks a. Liverpool. England, arc
n ~" mt'cS long. and were constructed
a, a cost Of $4,000. 900.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-08
Moro Auto Acctdenty.

y
some decrease.
.xru ,,. ,..,a.,,y
-" n" "th'S .f'H"' ""'"''''"'.,, 90,
gents "T''"'' ',"', ,,,..,,t
N'"o' ',"'-, "',, ~ gu > 700,
,,', "',',,S ~ ~ .'', ,,,,..,t Icd ,
-'''' 80 ''''.. r'", .h..,,.,
a. It aus '' "H,u ,'S, ,aI 80
" 10, x 80, ,"'N S., -. ~,,,
U."'"H ."N ''''' '., ,,,,,.',,.
'''"hS''' "''," >'''''> "'" ,
'\'"' 80. ..,..., r.,,,..,
,"'''''' .'', 49,. I''' mi ..,,'..,
"'>''IH' $40 ~. No. -II.,.,,
-. '.' 49, ,,n.,,..
va" )HS' ''"@'' 49, goo" a. "a. ",'r ~,
r"*>'H record y W.. F'.'H -'""' ,',.
I'-"''5's ,""s,''.,.y' ,''' 49, ,',.i
{, ,'''" over ;" ir' ,'' ~ $500. s,''.
:. -: : Vi. :: 2: :~ .c"' Il :': .:p
The New York herald., 1922-09-19
CHILE COPPER DEFICIT
$IO7 1922 IN QUARTER
Compares With S1,1fO,O33
Loss in 1921.

The report Of the Chile Copper Com
pany for the quarter ended June 80 last
shows a deficit after interest. amortiza :
tion and depreciation OF Si01.322. com.
pared with a deficit OF sl,i03.l05 in the
preceding quarter and deficit OF
s111O.033 in the corresponding quarter
OF the previous year.
Net profits were s1,s5f,0 ora. compared
with s2a1, ,667 last year. while other In
come amounted TO s10032e. against
s131,T11 making total income $t.451,-
402. compared with s423.37S In 1921.
The report of the company says that
for the three months ended June so.
1872. there were treated a24.s50 tons
OF ore averaging 1.6s per cent. cop
per, compared with 620.05T tons with
an average Of Ia per cent. COPPER
treated in the previous quarter. Re-
covery was ss.707 per cent. compared
with 93.0s1 per cent for the first three
months of 1922.
BY months during the second quarter
the report shows that In April tho out
put was S,592.3f0 pounds, which rose 70
10.S54,y29 pounds in May and to 11.46o.-
go In June. making total for the
quarter OF s0.907.71s. compared with
20.b70.60T for the f1rst quarter OF the
curren, year. The cost of copper produced
was T.077 cents a pound. including sell
ing and delivery expense, but excluding
depreciation and Federal taxes and with
no credit for miscellaneous income. COM
pared with s.365 cents pound for u,
prcyious quarter.
The New York herald., 1922-09-19
500 Line Dividend Action.

No action was taken OH dividends by
directors OF the Minneapolis, st. Pau
and Sault Ste. Marie at their meeting
Yesterday. The directors decided to do
nothing until the appeal Of preferred
stockholders is up for hearing Decem-
Der 4 next. The 81 share dividend
on both classes OF stock voted payable
April Is last was declared out OF ac-
cumulated surplus, since the company
failed to make favorable showing for
last year. Commenting on the com.
pany's present position bankers pom.
out that July earnings Of the road
showed a surplus of sss4.ooo. compared
with deficit of $4,000 in 1921. For
the seven months ended July ~ last
the company showed deficit OF
s1.462,00O compared with a deficit OF
s5,6o5. 900 for tie corresponding period
o. last year. Improved crop conditions
are counted upon TO put the ROAD ~
even better condition during the re-
n,ainder OF the year. with the outlook
for a surplus at the end OF 1877.
The New York herald., 1922-09-19
outlook for Freight.

There is a feeling in local railroad
circles that there will be adequate
equipment to move all freight. including
coal and crops. except, perhaps, at the
peak OF the crop movement later this
year. At that time it is viewed as in
evitable that some shortage will appear
All reports to date show that sufficient
rolling stock has been forthcoming TO
handle the anthracite coal mined thus
far. although the tonnage figures reveal
a. shrinkage from the level Of the same
period year ago. This decrease is due
to the fact that the mines We're some-
what slow in starting. since repair WORK
had been so long delayed.
The New York herald., 1922-09-19
August Copper shipments.

Foreign and domestic copper ship
rnents by American producers during
August exceeded 170.000.000 pounds
compared with l72.41S.000 pounds in
July and 1874 900 pounds in June
The average for the three months ended
with August was between 170.000.oo0
and as 900. 900 pounds monthly. Of which
about 70.0o0.0o0 pounds were for eS-
port and 100. .000.0 600 pounds for domestic
consumption and fabrication. These
are the largest shipments OF any three
peace months in tho records OF the in
dustry
The New York herald., 1922-09-19
c.u Money Easier.

Despite the fact that the Government
will Graw heavily from the banks III TINS
district to-day in connection with Sep
tcmber Is maturities the money market
displayed a distinctly easier tone yester-
day. Cali money in the New York stock
Exchange opened and renewed at per
cent. and then declined to 31s per cent.
Time money was quiet with loans up to
90 days commanding Al per cent. and
maturities up to months from Az 10
4& per cent. That funds are p,entlful
for all purposes at the exceptionally low
rate Of interest is vouched for in the
Journal Of the American Bonkers Asso-
I CidtiOH.
The New York herald., 1922-09-19
Otf. steel.

Stockholders of the Otis Steel Com
pany have formally approved the re-
Gently proposed increase in the conf
pany's authorized capitalization to
900, eco shares of common stock. 3d.
0c0 shares of which are TO be sold TO
shareholders at $il share. The move
Is part OF the financing necessitated to
carry out the company's program for
expansion of its plants in connection
with which an issue OF S,0J0.0o0 first
mortgage 7M per cent bonds was re-
cently sold.
The New York herald., 1922-09-19
7 TOPICS OF WALL STREET.
Foreign Exchange weak.

For the first time since the war scare
over the Turkish situation the foreign
exchanges displayed some feverishness
yesterday. Until then the foreign ex-
change market had been Of little use as
an index OF the real Importance OF cur
rent events in Europe. The movements
OF the important exchanges We're not
particularly significant, but there were
some sharp recessions in sterling and
the continental exchanges early in the
day. In contrast was the comparative
firmness in German marks. Sterling de-
clined from s4425 to S4.A1 y and then
rallied slightly. Francs dropped from
1853 to T.5o. Exchange on Greece de-
ciined a full cent from 3.24 TO 2.2o
The New York herald., 1922-09-19
White Eagle Extra Dividend.

Directors of tho White Eagle Oil and
Refining Company have declared an ex-
ira dividend OF % cents a share In addi :
ton I'd the regular quarterly dividend
OF so cents r. share on its stock. botn
payable October 10 to stockholders ot
record September 30. In August the
company earned net income OF S3SS.-
721. after depreciation, but before
charges for Federal income taxes. con-
trasted with net income of S233.4I4 for
August. 1921. Net income for the first
eight months Of 1929 aggregated s2,105.
733, compared with $1.017.016 In the
corresponding period OF 1921.
The New York herald., 1922-09-19
petblehem Advances. Rails.

The Bethlehem Steel Corporation will
advance the ton price of steel rails from
$40 to $43 on October l, In line with the
increase recently announced by the
United States Steel Corporation and its
subsidiaries. according to an announce
ment made yesterday by Eugene c.
Grace, president of Bethlehem.
The New York herald., 1922-09-19
mig order for Pipe.

The Sinclair Pipe Line Company has
placed with the National Tube Company
an order for Approximately $5.oo0.o0o
worth Of pipe for use In connection with
extension OF the company's pipe lines
to Houston. Tex. and Tea Pot Dome.
Wyo.
The New York herald., 1922-09-19
onrArNs NEW OIL LAND.

Announcement was made yesterday
by the producers and Rcflners Corpora
tion that II has obtained flve additional
structures In the Wyoming oil fields
which will add materially TO its acreage
or producing oil and gas leases In that
tisid.
The New York herald., 1922-09-19
FAR EAST.
SOUTH AuEntCA.
cANAprAN Exrm,NoE

New York funds in Montreal. 3ic. premium
81 600. Montreal funds in New York, 3ic
dhcount a $1,000.
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SEASON OF LONG HITS.
slugqers Of the Diamond Already
Showing Prowess

1t seems that another era of heavy
hitting is in prospect Despite widely
circulated reports prior to the start Of
the baseball season that the lively
ball of last year had been shunted in
to the discard, it appears that the
lives Of the pitchers are to be just as
miserable during the current cam.
paign as they were when Babe Ruth
and the rest of the maulers were max
ing records a year ago. Whether the
ball now In use is just as lively or
whether the pitching is below stan
dard is q moot question, but the fact
remains that to date this year there
has been plenty OF hitting, and hitting
Of the distance variety.
TWO Of the men who contributed
most literally to the home-run re-
cords of 1921 have been forced into
idleness and viii remain under wraps
for nineteen more days Babe Ruth
and Bob Meusel. But so far as the
general epidemic Of long distance
hitting Is concerned, they have not
been missed. No less than eighty-seven
home runs have already been made
forty-fiye IN the National League and
forty-two in the American League
Among those who are showing pro-
iiclency with their budgeons is one
Kenneth Williams, left fielder for the
st. Louis Browns. Thus far he has
been sensation, even more so than
was Babe Ruth at this time a year
ago He has now made nine home
runs in as many days. At this time in
1921 Ruth has accumulated five
homers and it was not until May ~
that Babe slammed out his ninth cir
cult smash, Thus Williams is ten days
ahead of Ruth's record Almost doub-
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Easy

"George, you should get married."
advised the married man. 1T is won
derful to have a home waitiEg for you
when you return at night. There is
ecstacy in caring for a garden and
lawn; you can raise a dog from a
pup, children are adorable and no
trouble at all a wife is an insplra-
ton, and even II she does get SUSPECT
Gus you can always talk her out Of
it, Il could If could lie like yo1
can" said tie bachelor, thoughtfully.
-WaysiGe Tales
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