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Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-11-10
CHURCH NOTICES
TRINITY EPISCOPAL
 MISSION
Rev. H. H. Gillies, Rector. Sunday, November 18th.

1000 A. M. Sunday School. Crow ing, interesting, helpful.
 7:45 A. M. Evening Prayer and Sermon. Subject: An intelligent un- derstanding of the problem of human shipwreeks as illustrated recently in the public press. Text: Psalm 107:23
 The public is cordially invited. Length of service 50 minutes.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-11-10

When trading with our advertisers say, "I saw it in THE MINER".
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-01

PreeiO medic de dicz
bonos ferrOviarios de
primera elase, $s7.37 $S7.77
Precio medic de diez
bones ferroviarios de
segunda clase, s5.64 S6.61
Precio medic de diez
de Mejoras P,iblicas, 1915 $500
Precio medic de diez
de empresas indus
triales, 95.25 95.91
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-01
G. W. Logan, Peabody, Kansas ,

''Tanlae me ha arcstaurado la salud
por complete y me siento mejor que
nunca," fuG. cl aserto honrado Y sin
rodeos del seiior George w. Logan, de
Peabody. Kansas, uno de los mas pro-
tpinentes agentes de canbio del oeste
No solo me siento otro, sino que
tambien he aumentado 16 kilos en- pc,
so y me siento nejor que nunca. a
todos mis- amigos les hablo de Tanlac
pero elloS ven por sus prop;os ojos 10
due, Taniac ha hecho por mi.
"Cuando comence tomar Tanlac
me hallaba en- un estado de agotamien.
to terrible. Habia perdido mucho pc.
SO, me sentia debil, y nervioso constan.
temente y no me .interesaba nj mi ira
bajo nj NADIA. Mi trastorno principal
era indigestion. Parecia que NADIA me
sentaba bicn. A .veccs, tcnia vertigos,
y otfas yeces me dolia tante la espalda.
aue me costaba trabajo sentaIme le-
Yantar1ne; Esta era exactamentc la 81.
tuacidn en- que me hallaba, cuando CO.
n1encs. a@tomar .esta srnedicina. Ahora
gozo de. I1tuy bien ape tito. toIo me sa-
be bie13 y mi digestion es iperfecta.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-01
GoBIERNo DE PUERTO RICO
pgr.L - tal9[g q ~ T. ~
Dcpartamento del Intcrioriq-;aq
NEGOCIADO DE OBRAS
PUBLICAS.
Anu1lciio de Subasta
San Juan, octubre "a. 1922.

J. San Juan, octubre "a, 1922,
Proposiciones en- pliegos cerrados
para Ia adjudication en- publica subas-
ia de las obras de construction de
5.5 Kms.imas menos de la carretera
Lares-Adjuntas, seccion empalme Ca
rretcra No. ID a,rio Guayo, ccuyo pre-
supuesto aprobado asciende a eincuen-
ia y seis mil seiscientos setenta y
uno $500, ($56,671,55), Sc admitiran
en- esta oficina hasta las P. M. del
dia 20 de noviembre de 1922, EN- que
Sc abriran pdblicamente.
Todos los datos necesarios Sc daran
en- esta oficina donde Sc encuentran de
manifesto los documentos que han de
regir en- el contrato,s " podran reco-
ger los licitadores los pianos mo-
delos de proposiciones Que han de pre-
sentar, mediante un deposito de diez
dollars ($10) que seran reembolsados
III ser devueltos dichos docpmentos en-
"A plazo dc iveinte dias l2O) despues
lie efectuada Ia subasta.
La administration Sc reserva el de-
rcchO de rechazar cualquiera . todas
las propOsiciones v el de adjudicar el
contrato bajo ctras consideraciones
que las del precio solaniente.
J. Al: WILSON,
f n Il (sri,,i siona flo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-01
IA SAN JUAN DOCK Co.

Aver martcs dltimo de octubrc, ce-
lebro session Ia Comisi0n de ,Seryiclo
Plblico, econsisIerando entire otfos asun
Etos, la pctiei0ii suscrita por q seiior
lIIilcra en- representation de ia San
Juan Dock Co., con q fin dc aplazar
Icl hearing qslc habia ya apunciado
ldicha Coipisi0n IS
Segdil fhformpclNi dlrectn Aue OBJ
ltuvo I'M redactof de Ell lAiPARCIAI.
len las Oficipns Slc Ia Comisi0n, Gsta
lFesolvi6 coImedcis hasta ii dfa IA del
lcorricnte mes, q contar dcsde aver,
sipor eutcnddf que el plazo dado es
stiempo razonabls y sufIcIepte para
:quc pueda lIegar el sefor Benitez Re
xach, Presidentef de la cofporacs5n,
quien Sc encsientras ausente en- los rs.
tad0s Unidos.
FL Attorney General seiior Salvador
AIestre. Sc abstuvo de rotar pot no csi
tar de acuerslo con 81 pfodc0iiniento
que en q asunfo ba felddo festionan.
Qo q foMI
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-01

"Tambi6n mi esposa padecia a vccos
de indigestion V Tanlac la alivio dci
misino modo que mi. Ustedes pua-
den publican mi testimonio en- dond,
quicra que 10 dcsean y 81 alguno duda,
diganle que me yea"
Hay miles de personas que Sc quejan
de nerviosidad y agotamiento. No Sc
encucntran realmcnte enfermas, pero
casi continuamente sc sienten fatiga-
das sin deseo de hacer NADIA. Niece
sitan algo que las reconstituya Y haSr
desaparecer los sintomas de ese estado
de debilidad
El ORGANISING, ademas del efecto re-
ccnstituyente cue lie imparte Tanlac, cS
tcn:6cado y vigorizado, 1pues la mcdi
Gina, ademas de mejorar la sangre, re-
vigoriza les teyidos, venciendo rapida-
mente la nerviosidad, la indigestion, la
falta de asimilacion del alimcnto. Ia
jaqueca, dolor. de espalda, males de los
rihones y muGhas otras enfermedades
que son tan comunes entire los miles
de personals seGlienfermas. a'
Tanlac Sc vende en todas las farmaE
cias 49,.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-01
GeneaIoeia de-
peSinisTno

sls,e ssas naremis~ ssAss@ss. sasas
l.ul,iisWnae aI.a msas n iuaxsesnaaiAi.
mos agsloalus. b Rrssa4A KsAAeA a.
FlcArp-. a. IA liul,ul,A. wugy rsaoclaa
sn Facso Rino. auIa1 tlr4.la slueae
hacc mas a. IN cnnsse - slxAo. dlsi.
eida por q aorlor ~ Fslssc1la 3 u.
naa. oon Raman A. CaiAlk. ana e. ~
plumas mas casiirnh FsilFe les mo.
cl,as uur han dad. sssiusAcidA , non.
brc q tanios ilnslrcs hiios a. h hcr.
mana Auiilla.
Suscribc le aTticulo en rocsiidn. ese
e. Il az o. los dc IA scgSe. la pluma
a. IN crudito escriior > lil6sofo. q se.
hOr Alberto Lamar SchewcycF. cayc
trahajO fOnna paFze DC IN enssyo 80.
bro msral contemporaries, sifnlado
-n6cia una neral ssseya-. del miSlno
autOr, y en- el que este Sc cOnsrae a
analizar ligeramente. -cl origen cx-
tcrnO dc Ia vision pcsimista. y las eau
sas detsrminantes dc csc origen-, dcs-
pues de haccr acspiO de las opiniones
de variOs iil6sOfOs y escritores para
explicar el pesimismo. algunas de las
cuales extractaremos sHpericialmen-
te, ya que su extension impide trans
cribirlas intcgras.
De Sully nos dice que ''ha>e depen-
dor cl sentir optimista de la vida, de
la mayor menOr ammonia del trabajo
de los 6rganOs internOs', idea,-aha-
de-, que no es del tOdO original, por-
que va los antiques tratados dc medi-
Gina SO referian la ''eoacci6h de los
humOres", ,explicacion defciente, "por-
que ignOra el prOceso psicol6gico de la
idea"- orr
Y aiade:
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-01

"Explicar ,le pesimismo por el
NAL funcionamiento de la vesi-
cula biliar, no es explicar NADIA
defnitivo. Hay que analizar el
proceso bajo su aspecto, fisiolo-
gico, hasta ell sentimental, etc."
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-01

Hasta aqui el cstracto de las citas
hechas para poner de relieve y justi-
fear el pesimismo de ciertas persona
lidades eminentes que han pasado va
al dominic de Ia historic, y entire los
cuales es lastina que no figure un
uombre ilustre como el que voy aho-
ra a ahadir, aureolado pof Ia sencilla
y terrible historic que paso . relatsr.
Me refero Boileau Dexpres, mi
colas), nno de los mas inspirados poe
(cohtinda en- IA pas. ~
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-01
Los negocios en-
los EE. UU.

a~As t=ssss.e a. 4asAeaas. =,an.
fxsaesaslnnls algelgns dr tfAinr IA.
liosai nasa. ~ Ne. snaa hnul,'.
"a d.a EsaaVsnlaftt Hwfmlainnir ~.
hof NlaA ~ fselrl. noe suminitiia
el HiFoiate infuFsnc cahlcFrkfso ~.
elbiae s,s ~ hanco, lslntiro q b ~.
suacihn d. los llegociot rn be- Esia.
aas pniaes aeisnie la igsnana tcrsni.
nada a e a. octuhic. la22,
rtiro = nniz cspostndo autanic Ia
scal.i.a. alnsslooo b a.S2aooo fame.
4 Fas. Ipsipaiiaamcnte FurFoncs car.
rados duiauic "a scmana. oSa,sso. On
contra ie cor a6s.i0s Ia armana pa
ada. lndice Dradsirccs's para pro.
cior Dc tsSinta y On articulOs alimcn.
ticios duranic L. scmana, Ss.:ss. 10 cue
ccns tiisge an alto rccprd para a ai0
actual. q indice para Ia scmana pa.
sada habiendo Sido 1881. prcmcdio
de prcaio De catorce prOdncios dc hie.
rro y accro, Ssa.l2; scmana pasGda.
sls.5G.
ESia Semans
Scmana Pasada
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-01

IL
La explicacion del pesimisrno, Jul.
clio del autor, resulta mas admissible
para la psicologfa contemporaries, que
! la reconoce como efecto de un fen6.
! memo nervioso; ghip6tesis que parece
deriYarsei del estudioIde las perturba.
/ clones mentales sque Sc conocen poi
| "Locura, circularrr, y ien la que, de una
algeria profunday cae ell sujeto en- el
extreme cOntrafio de una nlelahcolia
s1bita, con sarueglo q 10. cual sera el
cnfkrmo ioptiaiista opesimista: segdn
lse encuentre alegreleo triste, va bajo
la infuencia 3dc la risa o de una pro-
funda y,peftinazs taIsteza, que le pi1e-
1 de, coriducir ehasta fel suicide.
pero estas no son las caracterist;.
cas- del verdstierto 4pssinlista. La me-
Fiancolia ea. Sstc eeggttaun estado mas
constants. utic 81 naodifica rafas We.
Ices sviniendo a ,fsAr9e ii in,,nto f3iv;sor;o
lieftrcl:ia Ill aastrn65r,naiidsd. v q estado nor.
mart slsAc1g. 81 ~ '5
aiUn n pesimtista & q, -co,,cI1ve-- no
puede califcatse 1de perturbado men.
tai. mas 81 Icolocarsei como hito entire
el honibre edui1ibrado ' 81 neuraste.
nico. inclusive va en- el libro de oh.
Iseryaciones de nm alienista Hav
pnes. en- 81 nes;n,ismo ma base intor.
na que corresponde q Ia natologia y
Ell autor interroga:
q; Mas. son asi todos los nas;m;s.
tas? IA anreciacion de- Ia vida de-
pende exclnsivamente de- nuestro sis.
,taro no,.v;oso9 ~ bav c.,,so. ~
ternas capaces dc nrovoca,. q descent.
librio cerebral %
I pr. rl.n+oor ,o,,,.,5,, ,oo,,;do os
t. dilen5a..F s3aasa' E.
40 81 81 nes;n,ista nor daseou;hrio
Inferno a ii daseo,,il;br;o q ,,rovoca.
al n nor nor ma anrec;ac;6n desancantada
de las cosas y
!. Hacienda al,,sio, . y, soberh;o &C
t,,dio a. Jes,;s cssto1lanos oono ~
boca do ssta IL .at;r,nac;6n de ono scbo.
,s,enbaner f,,a Il M crande nes;r,ist.
do todos los +iemnos : de ;o,,al ,,odo
o,,e yoltaire NJ obsta,,te baber Z;
vido basta edad n,,,v avanz.da- = a.
haber sico rico ' sal,,dable Il .nri,,,e-
ro ' d. baber s;do m;n,ado de ,.eves
' anado u cp,neratr;cas ii s.ao,,ndo
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-01


Promedio de precio de venta de
veinte valores comunes de empresas
industriales y veinte de empresas fe-
rroviarias, $98.0O Y $91.43, respecti-
vamente, en- contraste con $101.26 y
S92.59 la semana pasada.
Los siguientes articulos han subido
de precio: Harina de mafz, -mantequi-
liza de cacao, mantequilla de leche de
vaca, nianzanas, cafe de Rio Jaheiro,i
-algod6n, huevos, reses lvaclinas, genet
ros CRISES, heno, gfosellas, fuedasi
tiejass de vagones de Filhdelfla, coque,l
rfas :crudas para sabanasIl patatas, tel
las estanapadas, uer6Ircefjler0s, sebe,
icdstillas de res, estaHo, 3peltreJi caca-
ihuete, oleomargarina, azicar granu-
lado fino, Los siguiehtes sbajaron de
precio; Trigo sarraeHnoi de tjihyieFno.
Idenf desla ;primayeras sIhafz, cebada,
aceite de scnlilla delfalgod0n, n,uruedas
viejas de yagonesatie Filadelfia, coque,
paeero Niejo de Pittsburgh ,pasas,a 0Yet
( jas, hierro en-. lingotesuaB BessemerIg,ifd de
Pittsburgh, hero enBIlingotes No. 10
de las. fundiciones deli Sur, sicerdos,
arroz, harina de. csHtteeppip, y / lInpantesa,
avena. 49,. ,6,..,,.,, ,..,s n.
Los negocios en- mercancias secas
para la estaci6n festival estan opti-
B.. !
mistas Sc ha operado una decidida
mejoria en- ell negocio de los acapara-
dores Promedio de noventa y ocho
cotizaciones para lana de Boston,
TAOS centavos libra. Reina actividad
en- los siguientes ramos del comercio
y Ia industria:s Telas estampadas, ge-
neros CRISES, lenceria cruda para sa-
banas, cafeteria, generos de punto,
repa de hombre, idem de mujer, ge-
neros de lana y estanqbre de lana, in
dustria dc conservaa alimenticias, Pc
troleo, industria de papeI y pulpa, al
)godon, aceite. de seinilla de algod6n,
inprenta Y publicaciones, aFticulos de
seda, cemento Portland, joyeria,
oueros de Chicago, maderas. Total de
Importation de acuerdo con Gl Depar-
tamento de Comefcio de. los EE. UU.,
septiembre, $232,OOO;OO0; exportacion,
$317 100000. Gro importado durantc
septiembre, $29,316,OOO; exportado,
81, 100000. Precio actual de algodon
para ehtrega en- disiembre, 2S.78 CEN
tavos la libra. Liquidaciones banca-
rias de cincuenta ciud AIDES /,
81, $7,692,911,ooo. Proportion de reser-
vas orc EN- cl Sistema de Ia Reser-
va Federal contra depositos y billie
ties del Sistema, 77.6O por ciento.
Prestanos a Ia vista, 5sa por cien-.
to; vencimiento flo, 5 por ciento !, III
quidaciones bancarias a so dias; tipo.
de compra, Az por ciento de 'yenta, A
por ciento. Plata, 67A centayoss
The Yale expositor., 1922-08-31
SAYS PROFITEERS CONTROL FUEL
State Administrator Declares Opera
tors Comprise Advisory Board.

Lansing-William w. Potter, state
fuel administrator, has charged that
the coal concerns most closely affili-
ated with the Federal Fuel Admins
tration are getting theirs and getting
1t first"
He declared that the public is not
in control of the distribution OF coal;
that coal is being daily offered at ex-
orbitant prices, and asserted that the
inability or disinclination Of the Fed
eral Fuel Administration to furnish
Michigan sufficient coal for it's neces-
sary needs. makes it evident that
enough coal can not be gotten into
the state in time to prevent serious
discomfort and loss of life.
Mr.. Potter declared that the oper-
ators comprise the advisory board OF
the Federal Fuel Administration and
added that when a handful Of men
may throttle the American public and
demand double a fair price for coal,
1t is time this American public was
taking some action to change the per-
sonnel of the activities of the Fed
eral Government"
The Yale expositor., 1922-08-31
Board AbsoIves slain officer.

Washington--Lieut. Col. Paul w.
Beck, army aviator, whose death at
the hands of Judge Dean Day of Ok
lahoma City, under sensational cir
cumstances, involving Days beautiful
young wife, was killed ain line Of
duty" according to the final official
report of the investigating board of
army officers. The conclusions of the
board are that there is no evidence
worthy of credence to show the
slain officer was guilty of any act re-
flecting on his honor.
The Yale expositor., 1922-08-31
C.E. HUGHES ON WAY TO BRAZIL
Secretary of State To Make Official
Visit During Centennial.

New York-.Charles Evans Hughes,
secretary of state, sailed Aug. "a, on
the Pan America to return the visit
to Brazil, which Emperor Don Pedro
made to the United States in 1876.
and to visit the Brazilian centennial
exposition.
Ambassador Arlencar, of Brazil
Consul General Lobo, in New York
and the entire staff of the New York
Brazilian consulate were at the pier.
The ship, delayed almost two hours,
because Mr.. Hughes was late in arriv-
ing, finally got away at o'clock, with
tugs, ferries and small boats in the
harbor whistling a farewell salute.
The Yale expositor., 1922-08-31
ALMOST WRECKED
STATES R. R. MAN
Stomach Trouble Had Him Nearly
Past Going, Declares Mowrer.

"Tanlac has helped me to gain ten
pounds" said ]. Il. Mowrer, 157 Park
ST., Akron, o., well-known railroad
man.
"My stomach was in such bad fix
that for several days at time l could
hardly retain any food. I had no ap-
petite and often the very sight of food
made me sick. 1 was intensely nerv-
Gus, too, could not rest at night, felt
tired and worn out all the time, and
lost weight and strength until 1 was
almost wreck.
"Tanlac has made me feel like diff
ferent man. My appetite is enormous
and l haven't a sign of indigestion
left. never felt stronger. Tanlac
certainly does the work"
Tanlac is sold by all good druggista
advertisement.
The Yale expositor., 1922-08-31
Father and Son Claim wife

Marion, O.-Father and son battled
in Mayor George w. Neeley's court
for a woman both claimed as their
wife, and the mayor compromised by
turning her over to a man who said
he was her brother. 1t was the old
story of gypsy law, which the mayor
refused to recognize. Frank Ellie, Jr.,
Cleveland, said the woman was his
wife according to gypsy rites. The
elder Ellie, who came here from Chi
cago, said she was his wife, accord
ing to gypsy law.
The Yale expositor., 1922-08-31
DETROIT QUOTATIONS
Feed and Grain

wHEAT-Cash No. red, sl.Os; Sep
tember, .$Ios; No 2 white and No.
yellow coRN-Cash No. 2. 70 1-2;
No 9. GO 1-2c; No. 4, 6S i-2c; No s.
WHITE oATs-cash No 2, s6c; No. 8
SAC; No. 4, 31c; No. 2 old, 3sc.
ment. 81; September. 1915 per cwt.
SEEDs.Prime red clover $40; alsike
ard AxM sl6S gbt simStby %Eed 'iiSi ,dii 'tand NG
Timothy, TIM s1sgf7; No. No ! Clover clover mixed nix;
sl5616; No. / clover, $14@15; rye straw
Sl2.50413; wheat and oat straw, s11.50Q
FEED-Bran;, s24; standard middlings
SEC; fine middlings. $40; cracked corn
1872: coarse cornmeal, 500; chop, $24.5C
per ton In l00-lb. sacks.
IS so; fancy winter wheat patents, s75C
as; second winter wheat straights, $5. 7F
06.25; Kansas patents. s7@7.60 per bbl
Live Stock and Poultry.
CATTLE-Common 10 fair cows, sSd
S.75; best heavy steers, $3.50; best handy
steers and heifers, s5.5CGS5O;' handS indS
light butchers. &q5; best cows, s5
butcher cows, -sl9 $50; cutters, s2.75Qs
Gamers; can S2q2,75; choice light bulls, s4.7
$2.50Q3.56; feeders s5.50G6.25; stockers
$4M550: mixers and sprngers S40m75
CALVES-Best grades, $13Q13.5O; fair
to good $lOq1250; culls and grassers
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Best lambs
s12.00G12.75; fair lambs, S9QI1; light "a
common lambs. s6as.25; heavy sheep
SS,25 4.6O fair to good sheep, s5Q6.50
culls and common, SiG2.50.
neaTg aSosHTsS as5 aS hSss ssS5 go dGwn pTg :ssS
roughs, s6.75; stags, s45Oa5. '''-'
LIVE POULTRY-Best springs. 2S@
soc; medium springs. 2762Sc: ieghorns
23g24ci large fat hens. 24Q25c medium
hens, 22q24c; small hens, 1s919c; ole
roosters, lSe; geese, l3c; large ducks. 2.
per 10.
Butter and Eggs
BUTTER-Best creamery, in tubs. a.
G32 1-2c per 10.
EGGs-Fresh, current receipts. 23a2tc
fresh candled and graded. "a 1-2d25 1-2c
per dozen.
Farm and Garden Produce
PLUMs-S1Q1.5O per bu
GRAPES-Michigan, 2SQ25c per 4.
APPLEs~New, 75ca1.25 per bu.
BACHEs-Elbertas, S2.5OaS.25 per bu
per bui Bartlett's, s1.5OQ175 per bu.
CELERY-Michigan, 20a30c per doz
GREEN CORN-20W25c per doz
MUsHROOMs-Fanc b6G1eoc ner II
CABBAGE-Home grown, 5O@60c pe,
POPCORN 1-205c; Little Rus,sr
1-2QSo per ID. ''ei
y NEW PI,olTiAToEs.No. stock, ,s0
y;yS SIn per Dbl; Jersey cobblers. s275ds N pe'
oNIoNs-s2T9s per sack OF 100 N.
DRESSED cALvEs-cho,os ,7@,s.
medium l6Qlso; large coarse, saii,
The Yale expositor., 1922-08-31
SIX OFFICERS URGED TO RETIRE
Army Would Reduce Personnel by
Letting Aged officers Quit.

Washington - Suggestions have
been advanced by the war de-
partment to four major and two brig
adler generals of the army that, in
view of their early retirement from
the army under the age limitations
fixed by statute, they make applica-
tion for transfer from the active to
the retired list.
If the six general officers applied
for retirement without waiting until
their brief time limits were reached it
was said, they would do the service
a tremendous good by making possible
the retention of a number of the
younger personnel in junior commits
stoned grades.
The Yale expositor., 1922-08-31

pound and Liver Pills | would be re-
iieved. After taking the first bottle ]
felt better, and neglected it awhile, but
found / could not do my work until l
was stronger. So took the Vegetable
Compound again and now ! am the
mother of a 19 months old boy. He is
fat and healthy and l am sure ] could
never have carried him if it had not
been for your Vegetable Compound. ]
recommend your medicine to all women
although / am young to be advising some
8lS w. Liberty St., Cincinnati, Ohio.
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com,
pound contains no harmful drugs and
can be taken in safety by any woman.
The Yale expositor., 1922-08-31
FRANCS AND MARKS AGAIN DROP
German Mark Now 5Isc a Hundred,
or 20 For q Cent.

New York-Reported failure Of the
Preparations Commission to reach an
agreement with the German govern
ment, combined with disquieting cable
dispatches regarding political and
economic conditions in Germany,
caused another sharp collapse in Ger
man exchange.
Marks, which have been steadily
declining for the last two months,
were quoted Aug. "a at Is cents a
hundred or approximately 20 for a
cent. The normal. or pre-war, price
of the mark was 23S cents each.
French francs also sank to the
years lowest level, being quoted at
776 cents each.
The Yale expositor., 1922-08-31
Places Bed Across Tracks.

Chicago-Michael Durokovitch was
told in plain words by a judge that
his method of campaigning for a g.
cent street car fare, while quite "orig-
inal," was "all wrong" Durokovitch
dragged bed across the car tracks
and retired to peaceful slumber. A
sign said he'd move when the nickel
fare was granted.
The Yale expositor., 1922-08-31
Cox Abroad Studying League.

London-James NJ, Cox of Ohio
Democratic candidate for president in
the last national election, has begun
preparation of a statement setting
forth the results of his study of Eu
ropean conditions and the work of
the league of nations. Mr. Cox favor
ed entrance of the United States in
the league of nations.
The Yale expositor., 1922-08-31
Shipping Board Cuts Expenses.

Washington-The shipping board
and emergency fleet corporation re.
duced its personnel by 3,15S between
June 13, 1921, and August II, 1922, at
an aggregate saving of S5,336,72S, it
was announced by Chairman Lasker
In the controllers department of the
board the force was reduced from
3,015 to 1.2S9.
The Yale expositor., 1922-08-31
Amazon Bound Plane Wrecked.

Washington-The cruiser Denver,
picked up Walter Hinton and his com.
panions Of the Rio-bound seaplane,
Sampaio Correia, wrecked en- routs
from the Bahamas to Haiti, reported
to the navy department that she we $
proceeding to Guantanamo, Cuba, with
the disabled plane in tow.
The Yale expositor., 1922-08-31
Would Execute Train wreokers.

Washington-The death penalty for
train wreckers when passengers or
employees are killed is provided in
bill introduced in the senate by Sena-
tor Sterling, South Dakota. The bill
was referred to the senate interstate
commerce committee. The introduc-
ton of the bill was prompted by the
alleged deliberate wrecking of trains,
particularly the one near Gary, Ind.
The Yale expositor., 1922-08-31
Fruits and Vegetable
East Buffalo Live Stock

Cattle: Receipts. 175; market thor
oughly active and steady on handy
grades common slow and easy. Calves
Receipts. $50; active and steady, s56
$3.50. Hogs: Receipts 1850; active:
heavies and pigs, steady; others 25@40c
higher; heavy, S9d9.50; mixed, $106 10. %;
workers.. $40. 25G10.35: light yorkers. S9@
stays, s46450. Sheep and lambs: Re-
ceipts. 1860; active. Lambs 35c higher;
lambs, S6@1335
The Yale expositor., 1922-08-31
Finds Husband eored BY Bull.

Castle Rock, Wash.-Alarmed by
the long absence Of her husband, Mrs.
Hiskis Johnson instituted a search at
the Hazel Dell ranch and found John
son had been gored to death by bull.
Following the attack he was able to
drag himself to a corn field, but died
just as his wife reached him.
The Yale expositor., 1922-08-31
1se.441 Enrolled in Clubs.

Washington-A total of 136,441 boys
and girls were enrolled in agricultural
extension clubs in 1921 for training in
various phases of livestock work,
according to the department of agri-
culture. These junior farmers last
year owned 76,1S head Of farm animals
and 554,2S6 fowls, representing an ag-
gregate value of $3,,605, 176.
The Yale expositor., 1922-08-31
English Beauties Take to Air.

London-Britain's famous beau
ties are deserting rail and auto travel
ing for the air routes. Elsie Mackay,
daughter of Lord Inchape, and one of
the heiresses to his millions, has
won her official pilots certificate and
now travels in her own airplane.
The Yale expositor., 1922-08-31

Fred X. Nielsen. OF Nebraska,
solicitor of the State department. has
been named by President Harding to
be agent Of the United States on the
British-American claims commission.
Mr.. Nielsen has had extensive train
ing and experience in matters relating
to international law and diplomacy.