davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-03-29
Snomari mimitettp pnolnstamaam
Safiaa Saaain oifen6esIa.

Safian 9allitus on ninlittGnpt tri
@oltber Scbuecflingin eoustalnaan
Safiaa eniimGiiesiG iitd wastaan
&aniainliiton faniaintpGliiesiG oife-
usluitofiesia Soasisia nostetusia iu
tiisia. Scbucfling oil Sofiah pbtenG
ebustaiana 8eriailleiin raiibanneu.
iuotteluisia.
&pipmpfieSiG oleipa iiittit iobtui
mielibiteitten eroaipaiiintoesta Saf.
ian baIlitiifien ia liittoutlineioen Ia.
bettilGioen neliiposton fesfen mend.
lais-p -prolalaisten pibolliiuufiien al.
fana 1920. 9fiita-aIiana on, olifo
liitteiitrneilla oifeiitta fuliettaa 70.
tatarpeita IuoIalle &ielin fanotpan
faiitto. Sofia fieltGptpi antamasta
fiilietuslitpaa.
Sri Scbuecfling on Marburgin
pliopiston tieoefunnan jGien ia 81.
merifan &aniainipGliien 2afi.Snsti.
ti,itin >firieenuaibtoidien. San on
tiinnettii falitta mailman raiiban.
aiiaa fosfeiuista firjotiifiistoon.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-03-29
ScnrD SprS Dba laajentaa toiminta
alaanIa.

&tillluilon altoflninfaan fontto
riStu Oetroitista on ipiralliiesti il.
noitettll ettG tebtailiia OF ostanui
10000 eefferiG piljele1ndt1ntG
lnoato &entilcfpn maltiosta.,
Sam1n oSton fautta tebtailija III.
lee ilrlren fipttGmGttomdn maafais-
toleen omistajafii. SGll1 olueello
or 500,000,000 tonnin biilimaras-
TO. SGmG omaiilAs lii1ttpnG enti-
lin ostofiiin, tefee SorOin onlista-
man maan 10000 eefferifii. 9t1is-
tG maistoan toilpoo 6oro ioittenfin
ipuoIien fuluttua lpoiluanin iaaon
riittGpGn nl1GrGn biiliG faiffiin teb.
tailiinNo iofa oiasia nlaota, faiffiin
tebtailiinio ia mpllpibiniG, jotfa
tuottapat lnonia erifoiiia tlotteita
onlia tarfoitufiiaan lporten ia faiffi
tebtaat, joita loptpp niisii piireisiG,
misiG Soroin tebtaita on, moilpat
ostaa biilen Soroilta, pbtG bplpin
fuin ptiitpiiet fllluttaiatfin totoista
tarlpetta iparten.
Soro tulee pppt6maGn faiffia teb
tailijoita, jotfa tiilenpat fGpttGnlGGn
bGnen biiltdGn laittalnaan uuninia
min, ettG ie poistaa faaiun ia niiut
iamanlaiiet aineet tGstd polttoainees
ia, jGttGen biilen pabeiltumattonlof.
II fotoista flptfoG narten. SGllaiien
nlenettelptapan iGlfeen lpoitaiiiin ti
ia biiltd mppbG 100000 Sorbin
tpoldiien perbeelle pfi moan. Sen
jdlfeen fun biiIestd on otettu pois
faalu, on ie eoulliiempao fGpttGG to-
loustarfoitiffiin fitin iitG ennen, ie.
litettiin.
sSoroin ipiinteinen oStos nafIoi
$3,000,000 ia $4J000,00O mGlillG.
llrben obielman febittGminen olfaa
beti.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-03-29
&nbrin tilaane ia iOiia=
liStit
..Soiialisticm fonferemsii Safiasia
berGttGa finffna Safiam fanIallis.
micliiisi1.

8iime lauantaiSta l1btien oiuat
GnglanninL &ansfan, sStalian ia Bel
-9ian ioiialistien coustajat iefG Sat.
ian ioiialistiiet maltiop6ipGmiebet
pitGneet neumottelufofoustaan Ser.
linisi1, Safiasin. Meiupottellnalai.
Jena on ollut etlipGGsld Hubrin ii.
lame. &onferensii OH berGttGnpt
fiuffilo Safian fanialliiesia mGes-
tosiG. &anialliiet ianomaleboet o.
mat jillfaisiect pobefiapia firioitlif-
Tia fonterensiin joboosta. &anlallis.
ten nieleStG olpat fonferensiiin oiaa
ottaneet iafialailet maltiomiebet bp-
pGnneet "pli raian", rpbtpneet toi,
min joibin beilli ei ole ballitufien
maltlultusta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-03-29

8f. 10 p. pGGttpi Birosia fan-
ian6dnesps, iosia of fplpmps iiitd,
oliiifo foniufolilutsia oIema tilai-
iuus InpiiIla iaabo isfonnonopetits-
ia. atdnestpfiesid on tGbdnastisten
II. S:n iconlien tietojen mufoon on.
nettu 2SS,942 1GntG nsfonnonope.
tufien pnolesto ia t2S,356 iitG mos
toan. 8oiffotaon foiffi dGnet cipGt
ipieIG ole Iosfetiit on 10 NIT ielnGG
ettd fi1ncstpfien tiilofien joboostc
fristifonion ipontinus tuIcc bppGf
iptpfii GouSfiinnon "riisifoeum'
on boiottopa ia 1nioet mooIit toimi
tctoon toufofiuin olltsio.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-03-29
Suomi ilmpittaa iuiralliiesti bb,uGf
IIhneenIG g)6onsiualtain c66ot.

Seliinfi, maalisf. % p. = Suo.
men preiibentti Subo StcbIberg al
lefirioitti aietufien jofo ontno bal
litrfielle oifeiiben jGriestGG Sitomen
ipelon nlafiitt gbopspalloiIle niioen
ebtojen pobjalla jotfa 8osbingto-
nisla oleipa Sitomen lGbettil1s ia
gbopsnoltoill aiionomaiiet piran-
omailet mitutama pGilpG iitten pitG-
nGsiGGn fonferensiislo bppGfipi,pGt.
Sopinlifien- miifaan Si,onlen on
mofiettoipa iuelastoan forfoa folme
proienttia ieiiroo,paIta fpnmeneItG
iuuooelta ia folmc ia puoIi proient-
tia fen iGIfeen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-03-29
snrffi e6Suttaa nntta neniuuttelma,

Curtin ballitiis on antanlit mas.
taiiflenia liittoiitlineitten ipaltojen e.
bustaiille, beiodn eiittGnliini6 raii.
bousbt0ibin. &srstoaIs .iae sItaarua,l.
ioipiitnoIIinen. Siind eiitetddn eta
fopimnifiesia erinieIiippttd berdtti-
meet foboat iGtettGiiiin pois ia otet.
taiiiin ne mpobenlntin liubestaan f1-
iiteltGipGfii. ltutta neiilpottelufofoms
ia Turffi eiittGG @onitantinopeliin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-03-29
Spferilla feiuptellaan.

&oniun Observation-Disclosures pli
beeniobtaja, 8aiil sc. Wtanlp, on
lGbettGnpt preiioentti Sorbineille
i6bfoiunomam, iosia ban ilmoittaa
.ioooun iefpille, ettG iulirten ioferins
jdTostnstcbfdiben oHltstdjot oipdt E.
pGoifentetulIa talpolla fobottaneet
foferin bintoa ipiime aifoina, nos
toen fen Z ientistd 10 ienttiin palt-
malta, ia t1teu fiSfoneet fanIolta
fl,uben miifon oifana $t5,000,000.
@beIleen fertoi Weanlp, ettG aifo-
mufiena on nostaa ioferi 90 iert-
tim polino. SGllG taipoin fisfoiii-
ipot ioferitebtailiiot $500,000,000
pIimGGrGiiiG tuloja lpuooen fuluesio
9lmerifon fanialta. 'SGbfoianomasio
iuorastaan feboitetoan preiioenttiG
rpbtpm1Gn toimenpiteiiiin nGi6en
feinottelijain ipptteeieen iaattamiief-
Fl
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-03-29
Suumell nutiiia
giispantarfashfiesta gseiannOlla.

g
&llten olenlme fertoneet pioettiir
8eIarnoIla pf. Ia ia 10 p. piispor
torfostils nii6en if6pien retteloitten
iobboSta, joita iielld on ipntpnpi
tbra 8uianIan tofia. SarfastufiesIo
eiiintphp1t iellrofllntalaiiet billitpsti
ia iGttiwGt firialliien malitllflen
piispa &osfinuebelle, josio waloeb-
toiiin tooistiifiin eiitctGGn rosfoita
ipptofiid fbra fBaiomoo postaan.
Sonlan tieaoittajnmne mmfoon o.
liii fbra 8aiamalle 10 iGtettp Guo.
miofapitulin pdatos, ionfa rnufoon
fbra g8. piodtetd6n ipirasta maGr6.
tpfii ajofii ipqStd, ettei ole lGbtenpt
loirssta ripitfimG1n.
ScurafrntaIaiiisia mollitiee eocl-
leen apafaiua pGdt0s, ettd elleipat
be pGaie Groom npfpiiestG firffober.
rastaan beiodn tiptpp tllrpautl,a
miiueiieen bdtGfeinoon, erota firfos
ia ia jdttda tirffuberra pfiin.
gtpfpGGn questionable nariinai.
Jena iiellnboitniona maalliffomies,
"ietd 2aitinentg jonfa puoleen piis.
N
pafin tarfastnstiIaiiliuoesia feboitti
ierrafuntalaiiin f61ntpmGGn. =
&otimon
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-03-29
Snntalaiiia iiirtolaiiia palantet
Gnrppaan.

g9eip Oorf. - &olme iotoo jliit.
tolaista iiirtoloista Yuolosto ia
2iettuosta, ioioen moiben iiirtolais-
ten Iufunddrd on 10 Ioppiirn fiiIu.
tettli ttlIoon poloiittomoon @itro.
poan pitfGn taisteIun idIfcen ionto
oifana tebtiin uieita anomifiia @a.
i6inetoniin. gddtos on itpt tebtp H.
oen iiirtoloistcn iltbteen uieioen flu
fouiien iGIfeen. SiiutoIaiiet oipot OF.
Icrt piodtettpind ellis SsIunoisia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-03-29
Snomalaiiet berattGiuat bnumiota


Baltimore, Mb. = SafGlGiIeen
iotomoon laoplii GsfettGin iuomal&.
men ieililaipa Smotra, tuooen mit.
fanoan lastillilen paperimasiaa.
2aiipon pirfoesia Iostioan Gonto-
min telofollo on eritpistG buoniota
berGttGnpt ie ieiffo, ettG loiapan
"miebistoon" fl,iilrni M. NJ. ipiili
noisto. 2aiipan itenaooori ia fofit
iefG feittioopiloiiet oipot ninittGin
MALTA.
g(merifolaiiet oipat tottlineet fiji
ben, ettG matfustajalaiipoilla on
.naispuoliiia paIipeliioita, mlitto ie,
ettG rabtilaiipaIla on naispliolista
pGfeG, nGpttG1 oleipan iifii niitta,
ettG ie ber6tt6G buomiota. q. q. II.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-03-29
SGbfOn faDtt6 feitbfofnnmeem pl
ranmnsfeinuna.

S:ri s. g. 9roeier Sobofen, 9e.
s. ct. Morpsin iairaalan 9-Map
olaston iobtaia on decentralization
fofeilitjenfo perGsfd fitffrf ieltuiieen
pnfuiitufieen, ettG iGbfon oipulla
lpoioaan purontaa feubfofirlime iai.
rata.
&eino on bpipin pfiinfertoinen ia
toinlitetaan fe iGbfon nipullo: poti.
laan rinnon pGGlle ia ielfGpuolellc
oletetaon metallinen letpp, ioibin
jobbetaan iGbfomirta. 8irta on tGI-
loin pafoitettlt fultemaan iltoroan
fenbfoien lGpi iolloin ie ipnnpttGG
niisiG plimGGrGistG lGntpoG. &uinfa
forfeolle l1mpo moi noiisto, on epG-
iuarmaa, mlitta foirisia tebobiSiG TO
feiluisia ie on buomattu ilonleipan
115 osteeieen Sorenbeitio. @un lam
pom66r1 tGten on iootu foboomaan
inuri niisid elimisiG, joibin fplntDps
on isfeptpnpt ia josia ie on iaonlit
aifaan benfibuofosten t,iffeutumiiio,
OH ieltrolifieno, ettd nGn1 iolpoittit.
mat alfatpat iuIoa ia irtautlio, jol-
loin lnonnolliiestifin potiGas aIfao
ipoimistllmoan ia ipoimaan porem-
min.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-03-29
genurtelua taaien fomisraattien ino'
iiosia.

Santeri Tiortemo, jofa on glrne-
ritasia bpipin tl,nnettu "neniposto
baIlitufIen lGbettilGan" 2ubpig 9.
81. g. Wlarteniin neiiiponaltajana,
on ipapautettu oltuaan noin tpuo'
ben ojan erGGsi6 Wosfowan wonti'
Iasia ia on banen entinen bpfpd ilib'
teenIo neuposto baIlitufieen palaii'
tettu. geGin fertoipot Wosfopasto
5anpuneet tiebot. Sttfinuils, iofo
fertonufien nlifaan fiiiIiit festd'
neen 1S fliitfaiitta, on oiottonitt, ct
I'd ne ipptofiet ioita gsiiortewaa ipos
toon eiittipdt 2oitis Sraina Seen
Oorfista ia monet mltut, olilpat pc
rGtt0nliG. gaiortepaa ipDtettiin TT
I'd, ettG ban ialaa apostisti bolibeipi
feia. lllfoministeri Scbitcberinii
ia miti0en buomotiiioen benfiloioei
ipoifutusmollon fo1tttd on Nuorte
ipa npt iaoniit boioettapnfieen ame
rifaloiicn oiaston nlfoaiioin oepor
fementisin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-03-29
Serrinin mnrbatntfimto taas ieiIab.
6mf1iSTa.

@arion, SIl., maalisf. 26 p. -
Euonlari &ortipeIl. mGGr6fi tGnGdn
$errinin miirbaiuttiiien titfinnom
fesfeptettdiudfii pboefii pGipGfii Iait
tafunnan erGdn idienen lapien ipa.
falpan iairastiimiien ioboosta. sd.
ma on toinen laiitafiinnan i6ienten
omaisten iairastimiiesta iobtiinuf
Iona, eniimaiien festdesid pfiitoistd
pGim1G.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-03-29
WlisIonri.iofi tnfmii.

gseProsfon puoIeIIo on Misiouri.
iofi ubfaoipon tiiItpiIIoab fim iddt
omat potclitlineet er66ieen poiffoon
Onniua.niiniicn forpunem fobooIIe.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-03-29
ltnIi iImaiInennGtns.

GoDton, Ohio. = 2itittnontti M.
8. Wouebon iaaipiitti inioen nopeus
ennGtpfien ilmoiliisia, ,233.S7 mat.
Iio tlinnisio, tdfdIdiieII1 8iIbur
@riebtin fentaIl1.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-03-29
anulniia naptttlijdtdr
fuollnt
Sai uIaficen mailman roffunSen
fmnnian ia ibuilnn - fmoli foD'
6GnG.

0iime llaonontoina flioli Nhri
iisia &onSfasio Wfabutli Sane
Bernborot, mooilman fliuluila nip'
telijGtGr. lii1es 80 muooen panbala
@teiuimmGt lG1fGrit foettipat tebeo
parboonio "jllnlaloiien" SaroDn
(jofii nGpttelijGtGrtG flltiuttiiiD Pc
Iastanliiefii fuoleman fpniista, NUT
ia pritpfiet ralifeiilpat tllrboan. IS
iGilppteen of mailman pstalpdn
I1boettGmG. &otolinen pappi, ild
Dfieslor, flitiuttiin ioiraan lllo, apd'
ban ennen fuolenaa, nntanann fuo
Ieipalle "wiimeinen lpoitelu", mo
naamaan nGpttelpmaailman flinin-
eaatteren iielu "tailuaoieen". Ealjon
I on ipptd epGilld josfo pritps pnnis.
hui.
Mobame 9ernbarbt fGlpi Obops'
ipalloisio ia Ganaoosia NINA 1916.
SiIlG matfalla lasfetaan banen 1ou
fueenla ioaneen noin proli milioo-
noo oollaria. %SSunalainen" Sarab
5ai palfafieen 80 proienttia eli e.
nenlman pleiiistG nGpttelptuloista.
Bariiisia ban pbteenaifaan omisti
puoli tuiinaa teattereita. = gbops-
tpaIloisia ollesiaan ban iai oiafieen
,p6Iiin aiipan ELECTROMAGNETIC meme
tpid mieIenoioitufiia. Sa ferran
Biehnasia eiiintpesiddn "Samlet"'
naptofIesid iai ban iellaista ibailuq
oIatleen, ettG nGpttelpn ialfeen plel'
ION joufosia olleet miebet ottnpaf
beipoiet pois Sarabn ipaitniiIen G.
oestG ia miebet lpetipat "flinlnsaf-
tarenIa" paunuia.
g8:na 1915 Sarob lolifta'i oltean
bolpenIa, jonfa ioboosta jalfa tap-
-tpi fatfnsta.
=. gts
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-03-29

gsdptteliiattdren ianctaan fiiol'
Ieen oipon fopb6na. Snuret tulonlo
oil han tublonnlit loistuaposia ela
m1si6. @rGs pienoinen quito iaar'
ia 80 apilottd tofaperin ostomanlc
r,,,misarffu tieoetdGn bdnella oil
Eeen ortpoffointo omaiiulitta.
The Washington times., 1923-05-24
Chicago Grain Market.

AGO. May 24.-Grains
opened off today. At Liverpool
wheat was down u al pence at 2
2 o'clock First prices here were:
Wheat-May $1.1S1a @1.183s: July
$117@1.17A; Sept. $1.15@1 Is
Corn-May 20 cents; July 1874 q
1874 cents; Sept. 773s @77A cents.
Oats-May 42as cents; July 421s@
42A cents: Sept. 398 cents.
Rye-July TN cents.
Locals were the principal buyers
of wheat at the start. Commission
houses took the offerings around
SILT for July and the market
filmed up. Corn met with fairly
eral selling by commission
houses, and shorts bought on the
break Oats were featured by a
small local trade.
THE small amount Of new wheat
sold abroad" says one house today.
places the market in poor posi-
ton to accept hedging sales which
will appear in the not far distant
future. The Southwest is likely to
increase it's offerings of old wheat
as the new crop progresses in
growth. Favorable weather will
probably result in a dragging ten
dency today"
The Washington times., 1923-05-24
RAIL AND STEEL
STOCKS LEAD
MARKET
Oil, Equipment and Motor
Shares Display Strength in
Early Trading.
Nv cosmopolltan News servlce.

NEW YORK. May 24.-Greater
optimism expressed by industrial
leaders over the trade outlook for
the balance of the year was mainly
responsible for the strength dis
played In the first two hours trad
ing on the stock exchange today.
Initiative on the buying side was
more pronounced than in several
days, stocks gathering momentum
as the session progressed. There
were substantial rallies from yes
terda'y's closing prices.
Announcement by the Morgan in
terests that arrangements have
been completed for the flota-
ton in this country of a part of the
$3.50, 900 900 Austrian reconstruction
loan, amounting to $4,000, 900
helped sentiment, indicating an inn
portant step toward rehabilitation
of Central Europe.
Railroad stocks stood in the fore
ground of the recovery, influenced
by record car loading figures for
tn time of the year, and expecta-
ton of excellent April earnings
statements. High-priced railroad
shares were in active demand, and
from one to two points higher, in.
Guiding Canadian Pacific, Union Pa
cific, and New York Central Low.
priced issues Were led by Baltimore
and Ohio and ST. Louis and San
Francisco. both advancing a point
to AK and 81, respectively.
Gulf States Steel was prominent
in, the steel group, rising two points
to SOY, but United States Steel was
also well brought, improving about
a point to $685.. -
Equipment, motor and tire stocks
were all bid up point or SO, but
the volume of transactions in these
groups was below the average,
The oil section was again featured
by a 315 points rise in California
Petroleum to 1868, a new high for
all times. Strength in this issue af-
fected practically all oil stocks,
notably Maryland Oil, Pan-American
and Phillips Petroleum, all of them
advancing from one to two points.
Sugar stocks were inactive but
firm. in response. to the firmer tone
in the sugar market.
Advances of point or more were
registered by American Can at 94B
Dawson Chemical at %, Consoli.
dated Gas at 62A and international
Paper at 42A.
Call money renewed at Az per
cent.
The Washington times., 1923-05-24
Local wholesale Market.

Eggs-Strictly fresh. selected. candled
per doz.. 26c; average receipts. Csc
Southern. Csc.
Live Poultry-ROosters per h. 16c
turkeys, per H., 25c: spring chickens.
per ID. 45Q55c: winter chickens 4Oc:
keats, young, each. csc; fowls, per ID.
27@2Sc.
livestock Calves. choice. per lb, IN
a lie: medium. per H., 9@912c; thin,
per ID, 6G7c. Lambs. spring. per Id,
Is a SC. Live pigs. $3.00G5.00 each;
live hogs per H.. SIC.
Dressed Poultry--Freeh- killed spring
chickens. per H.. 50D60c; winter chick
ems. asa soc; hens. per H.. %2c: rooS-
ters. per h., 30 21c; turkeys. per H..
%OG45c; keats. young, each 7N4 soc.
Green Fruts-Apples, per Dbl. So a
$50; California oranges, per crate. SIS 90
$500 lemons. per box. $500 3. so
grapefruit. 1915 a 500: strawberries, per
OF. 10000.
Negetables-Potato No. /, per Dbl,
&l.5002.00; per sack. $2.00@2.5O sweet
potatoes North Carolina. $2.00Q2.50
beans, $l.0O03.OO; kale. per bbl.. 81 90
@2.O0: lettuce, Southern. $I.5O03.O0 90:
peas, $2.0O035O per basket; celery. per
crate, $3.0O@4.60; cabbage. Southern.
$1.5O@2.O0; elephants. per crate. $4,000
$50; peppers. per crate. Florida. So 90
@4.O0; squash. 50. so @4.00; Florida lima
beans, $40O@7.00 per basket; asparagus
$I.00@4.O0.
The Washington times., 1923-05-24
TRADE SLOWED
DOWN IN
APRIL
Initiation Feared by Business
Experts in March Not
Likely Now.

Business, which experts feared
was headed toward serious initiation
in March, slowed down slightly in
April summary made public today
by the Department of Commerce dis
closed.
Production of coal fell from $500
600 tons, compared to 2.755 900 tons
in April. Stocks Of anthracite coal
ON hand April 30 amounted 10 1872.
""9 tons, compared TO 2.755. 900 tons
April 30. 1922. The reserve increased
but slightly during April
building cUntracts amounted 20
h4.o2I 900 square feet in twenty
SeFen Northeastern States only
SIghtly under the March figure.
contracts for public and semi-public
buildings amounted to $123,764 900
IN April compared to $137, SCI 900 IN
April, 1922. April residential con
tracts totaIed $163,476,OO0 $500 900
heaNie than March
Lumber stocks declined with pro
auction IN April. Prices OF build
The Washington times., 1923-05-24
AqaSHaHAsRe B USINESS A N D. FINANCE #HaaasS
Local Stocks.
SALES

American Security and trust
Company, 2@31S.
After cali
Riggs National Bank, 12@635 (sellef
800. 30D63S (seller 30).
Capital Traction, $685..
Washington Gas 712's, $1,0Oog
1913
Potomac E. G.M.~ 6's, $1,000
100. $1,O00@10O, $5O0@10o,
Washington Railway and Electric
common, 5063t2.
Money-Call loans, and per
cent.
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MISCELLANEOUS bonds.

D. c. Paper Mfg. Is. :.
Riggs Realty 5s dong. :.
Riggs Realty 5s (short). :.
Sec. Stge. & Safe Dep Is.
w. M. Cold Storage 5s. :
Wardman Park Hotel is.
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PnhIic Itilitv Stocks.

AM. Tel & Tel. I121 q
Capital Traction ...... 90
Washington Gas .... 80
" & w Steamboat 49,. ,205 IN
*Wash. Ry. & Elec, com ). 62i2
*Wash. Ry. & Elec. pfd 1925
Terminal Taxi com. 80. IS
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MAY DIVIDENDS
To SHOW BIG
INCREASE
Total of $253,425,ooo to 81
Paid Out in May, Says
Commerce Dept.
BY Cosmopolitan News services.

Division and interest payments to
be disbursed during Nav will
amount to total of $3.50. 425 900
as compared. with s242. $4,000, II
May, 1922, a statement % tbs
United States Department of Com
merce today announces
The statement further sets oui
figures on April production and
distribution in what are commonly
known as basic" commodities. and
shows striking sameness in. the
proportion of increase in the pro
duction of each commodity in ADrf'
of this year as compared with April
of last year; which seems to indk
cate how evenly all of these basic
commodities, although widely sepa.
rated in their points of origin and
production, move together forward
or backward. as the case may be,
as If responding to some big cen
eral principle of supply and de-
mand
The statement shows that the
production of anthracite coal, North
Carolina pine, Southern pine. fscs
brick, freight revenue, new life Ira
surance and newspaper advertis.
ing have increased about the sans
proportionate per cent over last
year, while the price index of ten
leading crops moved ahead Mt the
same rate, the lone exception be
ing livestock the price of which
has decreased
The statement OF the Department
of Commerce does not undertake
to draw any conclusions as 20 the
future movements of business in
the lines dealt with.
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ing materials showed no material
change,
With the daily average car short,
age 1922 in April. 2l0,505 freight
cars were in bad order Nav |. com
pared to 327,705 May / last year.
Fifteen switching and terminal
companies reported freight revenue
of 1898, $4,000 in March against
1854, 1906, 900 in March, 1922.
Net railway income for March was
$50 .568, 900, less than 500, 900 over
March. 1922. The operating ex-
penses were $4I7,913 900 for March.
compared to 1851 10000 in March.
1922.
Newspaper advertising in the lead.
ing cities of the, country amount ed
to 1903, 1886, 900 agate lines in April
against 98.03I 900 a year ago. Total
sales Of -four large l0-cent chain.
store systems were $237G4 900 in
April, marking AN increase Of abou:
81 300, 900 over last April.
April life insurance amounted to
27.I79 900, large increase over
March. Dividend and interest paw
ments for the month of Nav will he
$3.50 425 900. against $242.576. 900 the
same month last year.
crop prices for April Is were
somewhat better Than March Is and
far ahead of the 1922 figure. Live
stock, however. was down
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Liberty Bonds.
Furnished by w. b Hibbs & Co.
Foreign Exch ange.

NEW YORK, May 24.-FOrelsD
exchange opening:
Sterling, demand, $4.6214: cables,
$4.621a. Francs, demand, 1854;
cables, 1854 y Lire, demand, .o4S2;
cables. .O4S2l2. Belgian francs. de
mand. .O5721a cables, .O573. Marks,
54,794 to dollar. CzechoslOvak
kronen, demand .O29S; cables. .0299
Swiss francs. demand, 1902: cables,
tSo4 -Gulders. demand. 3912: ca
HES. 1915. Pesetas. demand,
1523I1: cables. 1520la. Sweden
kronen. demand, 1856: cables, .2670.
Norway kronen, demand, 1881; ca
bles. 1895. Denmark kronen, de-
mand, 1859; cables, 1853.
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NEW YORK. May 24.-Cotton
futures were strong at the opening
today with prices from 26 to 10
points higher. Strength waa
particularly pronounced in the May
position a scarcity of contracts,
which expire in few days, result.
ing in lively bidding by spot houses
and shorts. Liverpool reported
firm tone in that center. whereas
weather reports were mixed.
May opened at $3.50, vi, 40 points:
July at 27.10. up 81 points. and
October at 2425, up % points.
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BAL TIMORE PROFESSIONAL
BECCAR OWNS AUTO

BALTIMORE. May 24.-Begcing
pays so we'll in Baltimore that some
panhandIers own automobiles.
When Eugene Crowley, thirty
five, was found begging on the street
Detective Sergeant Robert r. Brad.
ley discovered that he owned a car.
Magistrate John n. Stanford.
when shown records In Central
Police Court Of charges Of ira fife
violations against the professional
panhandIer, fined him $50 and
costs
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BANKERS HONOR
CR|SS|NGER
TONIGHT
District Bankers Association
to Give Reception to For
mer Comptroller.
By HARRY GUSACK.

David r. Crissinger, governor OF
the Federal Reserve Board ana
former Comptroller of the Currency
will be the guest of honor at re-
ception to be given tonight at
O'clock at the Racquet Club ny the
District of Columbia Bankers Asso-
citation
Mr. Crissinger during his term OF
office as Comptroller of Currency,
displayed an unusual knowledge OF
local banking affairs, and, according
to leading Washington bankers. is
one of the-R1ost popular men that
has ever held that position
A buffet supper will be served and
a large attendance of officers. direc-
tors and delegates from Washington
banks will attend the reception.
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To Attend Convention.

w. ! Waller. Charles Do Boyer
and Walter Harrison, local bark
officials, viii attend The Virginia
Bankers Association convention 20
day. tomorrow and Saturday. The
convention is being held at the
Hotel Richmond. Richmond, Va.