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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-02

SIckY - dvs zku;ene ma
|Merrow a Singer dvoujehelne
ssrojc. Svobodne divky ne
pres Is rokI stare. Stala pra-
ce. plat behem uceni. Tazte Sc
M MFR. Karl. II. S. We'll Co.,
1890 vych. 81. ul. S-2
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PRODA Sc NEB vYMENf far

FNOUA 81 NEb MENl lar
ma o IS akrech, 20 minut ce-
sty cd Chardon, O., to je asi l
mile, velmi dobra costa, zacho-
valy dim 0 5ti svetnicich, vel
ka ban, slepicnlk, vsechno no.
spodaiske naradi, ban ma ma
cinf, mlekarna, 4 kone, 2 kra-
wy, 20 slepic, % tun sena, s
akrd ovsa, je hned k nasteho-
vani, da Sc velmi LEVINE. Blizsi
sdeli suchy a Hanacek, 2465
E. 86. ul., aneb els. 1919 E.
131. ul. Tel. Garfield 5486
! i1 ama azn ssgA III. .A u
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!, temer okamzikem: srdce jeho
lpriInulo k zenske. Snad to by
10 Ease mozno jedine pod tou
strechou zdejsi skoly, snad mi
mo Andelku by zadna jina kra
ska pod sluncem nebyla v nem
rozdmychala jiskru, o niz sam
pevne veril, re davno jiz pod
popelem nadobro uhasla.
| Vznala Sc v mem naklonnost,
vyslehla v'nem nahle touha po
lasce devcete, ktere ysak jiz
nalezelo celym svym nitrem il
nemu. K bolesti, kterou 2 toho
pocitil, jeste Sc pripojil hnev
ina sebe sama.
"Veru, hanba!" karal Sc, re
mohl jeste jako nejaky mladl-
|cek podlehnouti takove slabo-
sti, re byl jeste schopen VIVA
deti takove hlouposti.
Nevrlost jeho tim rostla, ale
skutecna pravda tim odstra-
nena nebyla. Kdyz pohledl ma
misto zde v pokoji, kde Andel-
'ce vcera ma rozlousenou dal
,'dvoje polibenf, zmocnovala Sc
! no tax silna tesknota a litost,
ze mu div Shy k hrdlu nevstou
PLY. PAX Sc tim Zlostneji v du-
chu peskoval a tim protivnej-
81 byl mu cely svet -.
Gas ubihal, prseti nepresta-
Ivalo. Ma silnici posleze zahrcel
Ikocar Domnosiluv, setnikova
zavazadla byla snesena dolu,
on sam dav poslednf Sbohem
IKomarovi, prirazil dvirka u vo
zu. Bylo mu, jakoby teprve od-
jizdel do vyhnanstvi.
"Kdybych Sc sem ma krasne
vratil, bude mi zde trpceji nez
'jinde,'' pravil 81, kdyz u koste
la naposledy pohledel dolu ke
'skole. "Proc mi bylo toto setka
nj souzeno?"
! Patrne jen proto, aby Sc mu
tady jeste pritlzilo, ably Sc O
Isud jeho jeste zhorsil.
i "A misto, abych sc vsem IL
dem ztratil oci, mann cestova.
ii V damske spolecnosti! Jestt
to mi byl luciper dluzen! Budu
musit ptati Sc odpovidati na
} ,veci, po kterych mi pranic ne.
nj, delati prfjemneho spolecni-
, ka, zertovati a smati Sc, kdy2
, ie mi tax horko! Ably vseckc
d'abel wal p
4 Tu jiz musil u Domnosilu "a
: Sc vylezati.
!, PAM Malezanova byla ma CT
: stu jlz uchystana, ale otec ra
: dill, aby jeste pockali, az ten NJ
: besky cednik t,oghu Sc Wy
prazdni.
/ "Mily tatlnku,' rekla pan
Z Kamila, "marne bychom sc I'd
zovali, dost MONA, re to tai
a potrva cely den"
J, ''Boze nedej!' odtusil pal
: Domnosil. "Za takove nepoho
e dy, abyste Sc po ceste okousa
9 liz
i Dceru jeho, ktera dnes byl'
neobycejne pohybliva a ciper
o ma, toto podotknuti zrovna ia
u ko by polehtalo. Podivala s
a potutelne ma dustojnika, ma
e cez propukla hlaslty smicf
81 "Vidite," obratil Sc otec
q Halaburdovi, "jak malo
u rmouti nejenom nepohoda We
S ku, ale louceni sc starym tt
D tou! !"
le "Muslm Sc Jen smat," vec
b ivdovicka, "jaky nam to stant
10 Wis cestovni program. Okouss
a. Sc - hahaha. Jeste Sc pa
setnik bude bat Sc mnou do W
a. zu, aby no tam nepotkal ia
ci malo zadouci osud!
Sc "Ty ne?' zertoval star
le pan.
lie "Ja uz tam chci bez prodl
II, mi usednout-stracih mann t
10 dy, ably mne tn Prusove nepi
re stihli - 20 ceste at Sc dele,
IL ,cn,1dil HOsn0diu Mil dra
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-02

PRODA Sc reznicky a grocer
All obchod velmi LEVINE. Je to
y ceske ctvrti musi byti hned
prodan. Adresa sc sd6li v
adm. t. listu. Sd
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ZVLASTNf NABfDKA. K

ZVLASTNf NABfDKA. Kdo
chce koHpiti novy dun v roz-
kvetajicim okoli, blize Miles
Ave, roh vych. 154. ul., ma 6
svetnic, sklep pod celym do
mem, studna "a strevice hlu-
boka, $4,000 prvni mortgage,
cena pouze $540O. Blizsi Sc
sdeli v {. 1861 Miles Ave. a.
neb zavolejte telefonem Broad
way 232. s.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-02

DVOURODNNE DOMY, tez
i jednorodinne sc vymeni "a
Lofty V okoli Kinsman a Union
v okoli vych. 13O. ul. Haste
Sc u Smolik a Bores, 13209
Coath Avenue. Tel. Randolph
1924. Tazte Sc ma Mr.. Bores.
8-3
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PRIJMOU Sc diva radni PAM
ma byt Sc stravou. Haste Sc
v els. 1916 vJch. 4Sth St.
S-3
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DR. OBJ N E
ON 4 M K Y.
HHEDA Sc:
PRIJME Sc:

PRIME Sc toolmaker he sta
lou praci. Haste Sc elsie
tO10l Quincy Ave. 8-8
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-02

IHCHlldS IAS ud III hCNyO NJ
sneho a obradneho, dobrym
rozmarem vdcihlede omladla.
lJeji zasluhou odbylo Sc louce-
sni vesele, sam tatousek mel
porad jasnour tvar, kdyz' Sc
imu ma konec oci zarosily.
! Posleze sc vsichni cestujici
'uvelebili ma viz; uvnitr vdovi
Icka sc setnikem ma zadnim Sc
dadle, prot MIN panina sluz-
ka Fana s objemnym kosikem,
ma kozllku Pepe Duspiva vedle
kociho Janoty. Jest6 vsichni' do
okna pozdravih pana Domnosi-
LA a jiz ujizdeli z mestecka.
| Okna kocaru, zevne destem
kropena, uvnitr naskocila te-
plem byla zcela neprdhledna.
Pani Kamila nevedela, kdy mi
null posledni staveni Rosebud
ske a potion hrbitov, nevsimala
81 toho, .kdyz pod mimi zaracho
It'll dreveny most pax pax to
pozdeji do Jivinskeho kopce
|slo jen krokem. Porad velmi
Five hovorila.
Halaburd nejprve soudil, re
|tuze rada cestuje, potion, kdyz
|rozmluvu tax vytrvale prodlu-
zovala a ozivovala, vyptavala
lse, vypravela, vtipkovala, IDA
llo Sc mu, ze mu zrovna vidi do
Irozladene duse hledf zaplasiti
Ijeho zly rozmar a obveseliti
|jej. Byl il "a to vdecen - O.
vsem Sc vynasnazil, ably ke spo
|lecne zabave prispival nemen
Sim dilem. z pocatku Sc musil
ovsem mutt, ale pax prisel do
proudu. Zvlastni situace mela
take neobycejne ucinky. Tes-
|nou, pritulnou uzavfenosti pod
prijemnou strechou "a venkov
skeho necasu jakoby padly vse
,cky ohrady obvyklych forma-
lit zdvorilustek, misto Mich
,,ychle zavladla duvernost zro-
vna kamaradska, a jakoz Sc tn
ivzajemne dotykali tela telem,
-itak sc hodinkou teto jizdy du
chem vice k sobe sblizili, nez
-Iby Sc snad bylo stale, kdyby
: Sc byli po cely rok setkavali po
dobne jako "a poslednich dni.
Setnik l+ohu prijemneho spo
lecnika prijal ovsemi bezdecne,
: ale prave proto 81 daval zvla-
: ste zalezeti, aby j dobfe pro-
,Ivadel a praveho stavu mysli
, ,sve nicim neprozradil. Pam
byla jim jak nalezi spokojena
a on 81 brzy duchu pravil, ze
mu jeji spolecnost jest dnes
pravym dobrodinim. Venova
: Sc uloze sve tim horliveji - 3
2 tax bylo We voze porad hlucnt
a veselo. Ted vypraveli, vtip
kovali, zvatlali, small Sc oba
/ jako diva kanafi, kdyz o zavot
+ zpivaji. Take sluzebna - pal
ma jiz v letech pokrocila, jed
nou as dosti hezka, nynl vsal
1 uz slime odkvetla = Zlstavaji'
: nemou svedkyni, nepfestaval;
: sc usmivati a vesele ocima pc
mrkavati.
a Asi po hodine jizdy Sc koca
: zastavil a kocl skocil dolG, b.
: nejakou malickost ma mem Opr;
e. vii. Pani Kamila ze zvedavost
! spustila po sve strane okno
|. tn s proudem cerstveho vzdu
k chu a krupejemi drobneho de
il ste vnikla dovnitr jakasi vzd
n lena hudba.
/ "Co to-" ptala Sc krasavl
ce.
,e Misto kociho odpovedel sci
, nix: "To jsou patne pruske b
1T bny pist'aly."
n PRO milost boziw desil
o. Sc pani.
* "Ale je to hodne daleko,' t
Sill il koci.
" "Utikame pred mimi a vi
deme snad mezi ne! Slehni d
e. koni, clovece a ujizdej, co mi
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P'RONAJME Sc:

PRONAJME Sc pekny stor
v dobrem obchodnim okoll,
ma rohu dvou hlavnlch ulic,
blize Union kary. Haste sc
v els. 1892 vych. 131. ul.
S-8
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PRIJMOU Sc masinaTky na
muzskou praci. Haste Sc G.
5631 Hamlet Ave. So
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1923-03-02

ne 1aa giFsa 70 ~ bey. Es rzs
70 g9ow ~ in this great rgy,z
'F1sld a. tr1ring. Is lsgar-nnsndea !.
slight - sas was she VIZ oniv cared
for the pleasures Thar waste rne t.--r
and ftaEve the SOUL His little rei-s-
cheek lay ou 5sr treas--oh. ho~ 5sz-
hs was The luls. rev pzrson
And she had ma6s hsm - vz4,---
A. Light - a bubble. Yes. yes. 4ssrz
was 10 hslD FIR IL this son n .
world hs ar helpless as could
would want ease gliszer. zsns. s5s-
iotz
Pleasures that had bean fss y
her would Be 1ollies ia him ,os and
aorse than foilez Hsr s--,-
Would be IN him eftsnaiusr 49,
'alensss would have made lin
FoluDi1ary. He would 10 rs-s=--
and care less for the sin ard =o-row
% his right hand and his lsf- h
'o1l1 n9t waste an hou- q bis isvv,
ns lfe O. any Ct The grief sua os;- 4
nat Haaae diseord in the Music Il
= sllksn syoarits. he would yield 70
'se'y temptation. every gzis,y .ou,s
A.is hin- And then again that
g ihat slipping into ou-sr as-k-
.ess No. 10. she must ove-.o-,s -
= as' not die; there was saale-
a.1s Toy her 70 do; she eouls Lot
nora 10 die She coula not have
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1923-03-02
snosHONE LOCALS

Nsaips FoHa spsn Sunday az Good
ing visiting frlends
Ief Neieos. q pie;fieh. was gisst-
ins "a Ehoshous Monday.
MiA r p Edwards. q Dlstaeh.
sDsat Monday IN shoshone.
~ ara Mrt George Curtis spent
he week end ia Rupert visiting.
Harry Gage. ~ Dsetrsea mas 70
shoshone Monday isansaciing business.
Misc DinEie. high school teacher
fpept the seek end 10 Boise yisiting
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1923-03-02

We wish - thank our neighbors
and friends f0f The many kinduesses
aud s9mpaihy shown ~ during the
sickness and death Of our beloved
son and brother Fern. and also for
The floral offerings
Mr. and Nrs p w Yowel ana family.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1923-03-02
L O v E

Bsins Z. frsrrsI ere -s ne ss.- .s,,ss- -
1ss . s-t1fs sos thr set1rs co-sAs-
- rn 5sfprs frstsr-s or1srs, zs-o
csSs1 ngsrsss isttsrt rssusfts co5ses q hs s--us
q tnsssht ssazs5s sriu4 lsr.rs = .es s.-z
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1923-03-02

PART THREE


.si ''sa babes ioassa Ike
'i' +s1t - e9'a-ais An1 goV
. ~ z7a- DIT really
F = RsI sse can be
- ~ Aana o. yo1 mizy get
- ~ ~ 9lhsfs you please
~s- ogNn ~ 2 chain two
' 's ans grow fright
= = s ~ CARA
- Ns Aftie FELLOW
iDs nsfss was saying. Al
@'s .-s 'of ihe present. she
l'- ne apetor comes again
~" car set just what p a'anted~-
" e ~ a'fses Ike this2 Wasn't
~ 4 s7rt q civilzea
well 7 sAe 7aust BIT not 70
- Z p ti9@ absurd How per
i'''-e--o's. b2f they were not 4
% 'link she WA going On with 81 4
aHa i'feso me races and the yachting 4
81 a4 'no1snis 70
sD- are o'eaai0i'y ~
-''-'e s-eao1s
49, anu oPsnea ms
-. @ s@'a iao# In
~, '''ss ne sees
$3.50. go '''@ q ne myers
~. -. -, 49, s.ls ana AIS
"-s. .i.es Re Fesiig-5ust look al
am his mo.sa- 80 49,
esa snurr,ee into $50
she r.zes a. .s-
-onder. sometime s.s-,ss :. ,
* hoid u bsr ,s,-- -.
b. this senp ~ $500
( her life stses So 80 - ~, -
he had struck his 60, - II
10 berg. Ths ssas r.. - H
he dear person had = san, - -. II
se@@ II
And sbs ,su - -. II
Iue ., s.., I. -. -. H
so,,,--r.r,, 49,. - A--A q II
a. ~. .,....- i, sag 7'l II
e hers - =. go. A., = s'1' II
bar kins q, -, .'' II
e,nss essss,,y !. -. 80 : II
.ek evs,,.v.,s-. -. sa II
i
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1923-03-02

F0r
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1923-03-02
Subscription Price 81 pr yesr

Ezasgae ~ ~ Passts-sss ~ fi.gsf,ra.s
knsas fDr tssnsrs ssez 1freprt -.
ga Il - ssear,1-.ss2s rsalJ alssr
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1923-03-02

FOR SALE ora Coupe. cheap. good
ecnaition.--J0hn NeFan. McFsn no.
tel shoshoue
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1923-03-02
WANT ADS

Want aos are cash "a advances.
Advertising rates 81 this column are
zSe PER advertisement az 10 five lines.
and Sc per line on additional lines
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1923-03-02

LosT-A iadys shrine brooch. Re
ward Il returned 70 Mrs. Stephen
Rhoads
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1923-03-02
FRIDAY, MARCH s!

n III IENIED MY FARM WILL SELL AT PUBLIC All
l-1-' NJ FOLLOWING ON FRIDAY THE NINTH OF MARC
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1923-03-02

sy.t 81 acre s7s1 q zrzgs ussd s
Il cH1F8d1N. u 2 a-d
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1923-03-02

ia 1fz as4 suo - Ess s1 x ~
s9am 1sas zz-g.s 1vsas
.'ar 1as TgT r-aas ss,s-=1 70 zsa
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-10
ARMY ORDERS

Capt. James ]. Gibbon, Fourth Cav
AIRY, Fort Sam Houston. will report 10
the commanding general, Eighth Corps
area. these headquarters, for temporary
duty.
Lieut.. Col. Charles r. Mayo. cavalry.
II. o. T. C. officer for the Eighth Corps
area, will proceed on or about March
-. BY government automobile to san
Marcos. Tex, for the purpose OF in
specting the San Marcos Baptist Acad-
envy maintaining military training under
the provisions of SPECIAL regulations No.
As, at that place.
Capt. Robert NJ. Copeland Second
Engineers, Fort Sam Houston. is detailed
member OF the board of officers APP
pointed to meet at Fort Sam Houston
by special orders No. 2S3. 1922. First
Lieut.. Lewis r. Armstrong. First In
fantry, relieved.
A board OF officers to consist of Lieut..
Col. Harry c. Williams. field artillery;
Lieut.. Col. George Z Lowell. cavalry,
and Maj. Frederick r. Garcin, coast
artillery, is appointed to meet at San
Antonio at the call of the senior men,
Der thereof for the purpose Of examining
such applicants for appointment or pro-
motion in the officers reserve corps as
may be authorized by the corps area
commander to appear before 1t.
Capt. william II. Crom. air service, is
detailed a member of the board Of Of
ficers appointed to meet at Kelly Field
by special orders No. 2l6, 1922. vice
Maj. Eugene A. Lehman, air service,
hereby relieved.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-10
CONDITION OF BANKS.

New York. March i0-Thc actual con
dition Of C,earinG house banks aud trust
companies for tho week shows an cN-
cess in re.arvo Of stT.ei6.OSO. This IS an
increase OF s1S.13t.G9o.
Actual condition:
Loans. discounts. etc, sL6Gc.G2iooo;
decrease. sG61iI. goo.
Cash IN own vaults. members federal
reserve bank. '52.e12,Ooo; increase. Va
Reserve in fsde-al reserve .hank ~
member banks "l3.if?.ooo; inereCH'
SS.7eS.000.
Reserve in own vaults state h'nks
%. ,~,,- . .'.,,sl:s. ss.c.s. So. No".
Ts.-cl-, SIG. 'fS.oco.
Time deposits 'iii996,oco: increase
''S circulation. sss.11s.Ooo; increase.
United States deposits deducted, $50
'' Hsgrceato reserve. ;5s11ei,OoO
summary Of state banks aud trus,
companies in Greater New YORK, nor
included in clearing house ata'cmcnt:
Loans. discounts. etc. s7ss,o77.ooo; in
crease s9.44l.90
cold. s9S 800: decrease. si2.ioo.
Currency and bank notes sl9,ois'loo'
Deposits with federal reserve bank Of
New York. S56.1os,1oo; decrease
'1 Total deposits. ssls,sss. 800; Increase,
Dittn. Eliminating amounts due from
reserve dopositarics and other banks ana
trust companies in New York and unit
Denosits. ;752.ses.s 500; Increase. 'O.-
RsnI:s: Cash in vaulo. .s27 .ise, 500.
Trust companies: Cash in vault. $780,
S65.10O
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-10
NEW YORK DRY GOODS.

Cartwright. 1928. by The S. A. Light
New York, March I0.-While there was
little business done in dry goods today
there was a firmness Of tone That was
noticeable. As on Friday. most OF inc
business done was in sma? lots: Prlcsss
generally were unchanged and firm. II
todny's rather inactive market could DC
said to have had any features, It was
in the business done in paiama checks
drills and combed goods.
The raw silk market here TO-DAY iol-
lowed tho trend in Japan. where prices
were higher and considerable activity
was shown. The tone was very frm.
one thousand bales were reported 10
have changed hands at Yokohama TO-
day. Canton 1t-l6 and 2O-2ss were un
hanged at sS55 and s7.s5. other quo
tations were up five cents; MA lS-lo
dcnier S935: XXB s9.15; extra 81 O.. !;
hest 40. Y 50; best No. !. $500
kansai No. II. $3.50.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-10
CATTLE TRADE is DULL
DESPITE LIGHT RUNS;
HOGS ARE UP IS CENTS
Steers Close Twenty-Five
Cents Lower for
Week.
BY l.. c. GRUNDELAND.

Copyright. by The san Antonio Light.
Chicago, March 10. - Supplies of
cattle and hogs were light today but
the run of live muttons showed up
larger than expected. About 5000 hogs
were held over from yesterday, but the
supply on hand was cut by 24OO re-
ceived by big killers from other trad
ing points. The trade was unevenly
higher. a week ago today. best hogs
sold at ssh. while prime light lots
made $500 late today. For the week.
cattle supply was light compared with
last week. Hog run was about 10000
larger. but live mutton fell short
about 1000.
Receipts were 500 cattle. 1000 hogs,
1000 sheep and 300 calves.
A small supply al cattle arrived at
the local yards today, and the trade
was not much more than nominal
one. While the total supply Of cattle
for the week fell about 10000 short
of last weeks run, yet values for
steers closed IL and p cents lower for
the period. Some prime steers reach
ed $1,000 this week with full loads at
so. Cows and heifers closed steady
TO strong. compared with Il week ago,
while Gamers and bulls were fully
steady. Veal calves again fell 30
TO ~ cents.
Light hogs sold up to $500. while
choice light butchers sold at SS.i5 and
$3.50 after the first rounds. The
market for good hogs was generally
10 and SO cents higher. while pack
ing grades showed a gain of 3 and
10 cents from the average of the day
before. Few rough lots went down TO
81 with good packing hogs at $3.50.
There was good demand for all
grades and the pens were we'll cleared.
Live muttons trade was steady.
Some good wool lambs went to local
packers at SIS, while good ewes sold
at $50. Demand for lambs was
slow during the week, but closing
values were little changed from those
obtained week ago. Feeding and
shcaring stock looked II and - cents
lower for the period. Good muttons
held at unchanged price levels.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-10
fOCKS ARE SLIGHTLY
OVER AS DOWNWARD
,0VEMENT CONTINUES
stual Losses, However,
Are Comparatively
b. Small.
By STUART p. WEST.

bright. by The San Antonio Light.
Few York, March f0.-In today's
TX market the main tendency was
lin downward. The actual losses
lie small, but taken along with those
oh had previously occurred, made
la fairly substantial reaction.
Nall street suddenly awoke TO the
that many of the recent leaders
slipped off two, three and five
|nts from their highs. While at
|tion had been distracted by the up
Hing of a dozen or so individual
eks, selling had been going on quiet
lin the rest of the market. This
What the trading showed this morn
Ehere were few exceptions TO the
Eeral drift of things. The Market
SO. Railway stocks, more particu-
81 second preferred, made
tmpt response to the information
en- out Friday regarding negotia-
his for the sale of the company to
city Of San Francisco. The posi-
Ety of securing a price sufficient to
Ire all class of preferred stocks at
and leave a good balance for the
bmon made an instant appeal and
second preferred ON the first few
rs was up four points. Mack
llcks got up to its highest gain.
6 company, it is anticipated, will
In ia the first half-year all that
Earned in the full twelve months
|1922.
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FINANCIAL REVIEW.

The stock market in today's two
br session confirmed the evidence
ich has been accumulating all week
kt the speculative campaign had
In going ahead too fast and that
In the best of news from the BUSH
Is centers wa beginning to fall
:. Nothing so far this year has
Ialed in optimism the trade re-
MS for the present weekend. yet
" counted for nothing in the oper-
pms of the day.
sterling exchange resuming its ad-
bee, drew across the SAT- level
hin which meant that it was up
b cents a pound from the low Of
week and within a cent of the
IRENE high. German marks were
changed while French francs were
khtly firmer. The mos. interesting
btribution TO the foreign news of
day was the report that the
ench chamber had voted in favor
4 n new loan to cover this years
Ilget deficit. Last year the deficit
II been partially met by increased
cation. This year had been hoped
IN German reparations. But now
lis seen that collecting money from
rmany on the indemnity account
4not be counted upon with any con-
ence at all. while the French pub
are unwilling TO submit to more
k~
trhe market closed unsettled with
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ing Continues in Stocks Cotton Unchanged 20 Points Higher
CURB MARKET ACTIVE
Price Fluctuations, However, Con-
fined TO Narrow Range.

Copyright. by The San Antonio Light.
New York. March 1O.-WiCh the
exception of one or two industrial is
sues. prices moved over narrow
range on the Curb market today.
Independent oils were inclined TO
work lower, while the STANDARD group
lid little one way or the othe-. Tle
advance in Gulf Oil during the Fast
week Las been based on the belief
that this company will be taken over
by Standard of Indiana on the basis
of share for share. Both stocks were
ccti' ely traded in around 81. Mutual
!ndep ndent OIL iSd Gas. STANDARD of
Kentucky and International Petro-
leum were off somewhat from the pre-
vious close. Ryan Consolidated die
PLAYED more activity than ut any tic
during the past week and went slight
" higher. AmalGamated Leather was
a strong feature among industrial
stocks. getting up another point in
response to the recent improvement
in the leather industry while realizing
sales were encountered in such recent
leaders as Onyx Hosiery. Household
Products and National Supply.
The week close with active trading
in progress in Durant of Delaware.
The stocks fluctuated violently dur
ing today's brief session. Prices were
more than a point above the close of
Friday.
Trading Quilted down in the mining
section and with the exception of Ohio
Copper. which again reached the dol
lar mark, price changes were unim-
portant.
Ohio Power moved up a point but
lost most of the advance in the last
hour.
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON.
New Orleans, Ia. March 10Th

New Orleans, la, March 10.-The out
look for rain over sunday in the belt
was support to the cotton market
today and in the first half hour OF
trading the more active months rose Y
to 81 points. May trading up to 9O.SS
cents a pound. and october TO 26.ls. Oc-
tober was the strongest month as the
result OF straddle operations, straddlers
buying October against sales fold crop
positions. particularly May.
Circulation OF March notices for
about a thousand bales was against the
market for a while. causing consider
able liquidation and putting the list 70
levels ss points lower to points high
er than the close of yesterday. March
was the weakest month. falling TO 5O.lI
cents May fell off to 1910 cents but
October at its lowest was at e6.O2 cents
and still points higher than yesterday
close In the late trjNi>~ the tone was
much steadier on the forecast or ram
for all sections OF the belt and on tele-
grams from Texas reporting had wealth
or was setting in aEain and II would in
terferc with planting and preparations
to plant. The close was TO points up