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FOR SALE-One heating stove. 49,
inch burner. slightly used, will sell
cheap if taken at once. SOC 14th
St.. Phone 476-W. 12-3O-3t
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FOR RENT FOR LEGISLATORS
We have one large downstairs
room suitable for 2 or 3 people
ard three upstairs rooms. All
are modern. Outside entrance.
506-2nd st. Phone 790X.
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FOR RENT--Furnished room in
modern home, close in. Phone
384W. 12-26-1wk
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WANTED AT Mattresses.
Experienced and one pantry girl.
Annex Cafe. 1-2-3t
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FOR RENT-Large room. suitable
for four gentleman, in modern
house, 222 3rd st. 1-2-3t
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WILL BUY LAND in Lennon Oil
Basin near Lennon, South Dakota,
quote price and terms. Address
507 Tribune. 12-28-5t
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FOUND

FOUND-In high school gymnasium,
octagon shaped glasses in case.
Owner may have same by paying
for this ad. Call at Bismarck High
school, l2-29-2t
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WANTED-Girl for general house
work. Apply Cowans Drug store,
or at $40 Ave. B. 12-2-tf
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FOR RENT-Small house, partly
modern and partly furnished, To-
Gated on Eighth st. Phone STOW or
call 512 18th st. 12-30-3t
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FOR RENT-Threc rooms, can be
used for light housekeeping, 924
4th st. 12-3O-3t
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FOR RANT-Two furnished rooms
for light housekeeping. Phone
303. B. f. Flanagan. 1-2-1wk
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FOR RENT-Six-room modern bun
galow. Inquire o. w. Roberts,
Phone ISL. 1-2-tf
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WANTED - Competent maid for
general homework. Phone
|, 592W l-2-3t
WANTED-A good dining room girl.
Write 293, Killdcer, N. ID. 12-30-3t
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FOR SALE-Kitchen table, kitchen
cabinet, day bed, sectional book
case, and piano. M. w. Pierce, S15
4th St. 1-2-3t
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
ROOMS FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-Three warm. neat and
we'll furnished downstairs front
rooms in modern home, close IN.
Two private entrances, ba It h,
phone, also use of sitting room.
Can accomodatc six or seven, so
form your own groups of all leg
islators or all lady session stem
ographers. Phone CSC, or call af-
ternoons or evening at 415 9Th st.
12-30-1w
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FOR RENT-Warm room in a mod.
ern house, 818 Ave. B. Phone
632W. 12-30-4t
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FOR neutrality-suspicious. at the Wood
mansee Jan. LIST. Phone 768-W.
12.3O-3t
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WANTED - Rags-clean linen and
cotton rags wanted by Bismarck
Tribune Co. Viii. pay Be per
Mound
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FOR SALE OR RENT-Furnished
modern six-room house. Phone
569-W. 12-29-3t
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FOR RENT-Modern room to lady.
close in, IL E. Thayer street.
Phone 907 12-30-1w
FOR RENT-Modern furnished room
for rent. 722 9Th ST., phone 485R.
12-30-3t
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FINANCIAL NOTES.

Nrvh urVrr Henderson A toch say
AU can ss uN ruasnr Tor hocoming ca
thuanflcaIl hulnsh a. the present level
oi rrors Ncithef should s'und and Wol-
ularlaI ilttstwuufs lsr thsturis-i rhrrr is
Unduultfsi.N substantial foundation for
Ihr optimism 'NIr.s~tvl cnucrruiur 90,
rrncra' situation
TntnI of nee iss.lrs Iu pucsuIlso was
in 500 WN aghIn>t $50 80 $50 u
NnNrmhcr AM $3.50 n~ .fn DOB pr'cmhcf
1881
,,onerau, quiet condition., r7llcl IN CD,
hulrshlr rOmmuflff Wartffs last woek
with Vris's 90 numerous important arti.
clrf shuwiuE o. rrarfirtarN frudtnr, -
uuf 90 thf ?. change i'a appea0rd tn ths
$50 Quota .UUs rHrfff.. N. l1Iu keN iew
hriur derinrs atsusI TI advances
lrFsruf lrirrs ui s4Ear uflrf arr ahog
IIHI IHr CONT ufnI tins ffNaIlIug 90 thls
time las year more fhan Hh~c0uut ~,
condition 20 fhf IHe ffufks fDw iu Cuha
compared viii iasf wear n-cording o. "a,
Siberia. ~urar Returns Company
NaNfuale fn1k aftHlf D. per cruf 80 a u
of thr rllie,i sf'-' manufactured ln ths
I u.fru ~tatnf Boz 1872. according 10 "a,
lrun Art luudInr anu ofhrr rnustruc.
'tuU fuut /. lH.r CENT automobile lt
u'' cent Hl gas eatrr anu mining lU
I0I trnf aE~iru.tu~. I,.- tfuf fuud
Hnl oil uthrf usfr 90 total 90 e. per cent
Nrufh llrHs Co 90 Nrw ork say
NIth ur Adjustment reached r,Eardinl
.IHruur uutnIn.fIDe thr Iu~nl markei
SECUTED ho found f. i, iu gpud shapr fpr ,
r.uWutuf 90 fhf upward movement -
fNU Boating supply 20 sfurks ls comua-a
I|HIf small Hnl irars ruull tiuus boz thi'
country ur N.rIue.IIf encouraging
'mrrlrnn Railway t.mpanV system
unlisted Itsuft we're Ner1 arfiV am
HIr uuE boz fhf nlfuuf uarKef SATURDAY.
i.Hushf hnfI f.f. Nrv nrt aud pm Iadei
unia arrnurf fhf lrr cent notes &C.
al fauced from u' 90 a. uIft salts 40
mnrfne there win Pool meeting ~ cxs,-utlyl
Iflcuff Oi Tho .uuar1 BOD New Nurl
eIfl tlr ucV hauKluU hlIsr vhicl vii
handle fhf fffIudIul Drrrufur
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NV CORPORATIONS.

Special Correrpondrn.s Err-t Evening
Dover lhu Chartsrs vs-, filed
saturday o. fnluus
M-rrantilc AocepfDurc Co.. g. 900 OK
Roy q cool GO inc Sew York
Morton a Morton Iuc Wilmington
o. lHH uHI
cifufr Luau society 80 Louisville ny
H. ore $1,000 OBJ
y ~tatr puwrf Corporation whining
fun ffH go
Amorran Vito Food Corporation. VII
uIuEfnn $50 600
Meifan Loan society 90 nrton Ky
Nru Aurt sfu1 url
Nftr lurufuura trG Wilmington $3.50 -
HHI
,l.oadvuio Creat Hop cold Mines GO.
rs .aN|urtun ID q epgu tsri
sterling hlsck re-k Galleries Co. Wi
n.Ius fnn s2iH 600
ArIfauug pr-ssurc Cook,rs Corpora.
'.rr Wilmington SOD 0O0
hrrnser Lumber Co Philadelphia
.ifn EH
Rlchruharker- Philadelphia Co Phua
.nIunIn sion ulH
Tho D Lsr Carrier Corporation
lnfnr sion nun
pour Trail Lsasng Co. Win. ngton
Penn Mcrrhandise Co. Inc. Philadel
Ynla SO UuO
Cianse in name 81 n r CLARK OF
.uruurafluu 90 n 7 clark OH Bon,
nd Investment co and increasing from
Mutual hrug stores Corporation. Hart
lord Conn sHsl.nuo 90 81 3uo.OOO
Johnson Motion u heel Co south BEND
Ind 81 $50 ODD fo 5000 $3.50
eUncfal Radio Equipment Nanufactuf
"a Co. tlVo.Vy0 ~ s,Jo.OOJ. Miimingto .
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Gains in y. S. Expectation of Cotton Manufactures
fAS
THE CITY BANKo OF Ew
U,.. iu..S, . ."...ic ay s..i

calendar year 1922 compared with
Sll7.OOOO0O in 1921 and only $50
OO00o0 in 1913.
This increase in the cotton goods
exports occurs in nearly all of the
important classes. Cotton cloths
alone amount to 81 100000 in value
for the 10 months of 1922 compared
with SO0OO0,0O0 in the like period
OF last year, and the number OF
yards exported is 500 64.O00 against
4SS.26l 900 in the 10 months period
of 1921. Cotton wearing apparel
shows a total of approximately
S20.OOOOOO against l6t3 millions in
the same months of last year
hosiery ~ million dollars against
50 millions.
The increase in cotton cloths ex-
ported occur especially IN the
higher grades. blcaohed cottons
Sl20O0.0oO against "a millions
printed goods l2H n 'licn dollar
against ga millions; piece dyed
goods SlSOOOOO against l3H mil
lions; and yarn or stock dyed Sl2.-
100000 against 81 millions, though
II is proper 10 add that the un.
bleached cottons exported show z
slight decline in value. The in.
creases in the higher grades Of
cotton cloths occur in quantitie'
as well as manufactures, III,
bleached cottons showing a tota
OF 100000 yards against o8OO0.
000; printed 100000 YARD
. against 100000. and other grades
J corresponding advances in guam
tity as well as value.
Our cotton goods arc going e
. all sections Of the world excep
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MOVE TO BREAK UP
ALL DAY PARKING
OF MOTOR CARS
n il Does Not Succeed Cars May
Not be Allowed to Stand in
Business District.
PROBLEM FOR AUTHORITIES

Lack ~ enforcement of the present
forty-ilve minute parking limit on
Market street may make necessary an
amendment 10 tho parking regulation
prohibiting the parking on this street
both day or night. Commissioner
pierson ~ tho street and Sewer DO
par,mont said Saturday 10 an Every
Evening representative.
one of the commissioners. u was
learned. ~ I'm favor Of tho enactment
of 4 regulation prohibiting Market
street parking. while tho two other
commissioners hclicyc that n the 70
Ice Bureau enforced the present
regulations tho conditions now existing
would be remodlcd. As matters stand
today u few business mon and motor
lsts virtually have monopoly on
parking space In this busy thorough
faro.
Mr.. picrson said that tho Ink on
forccment was understood 20 ho duo 'o
lack of sufficient mon. Superintendent
BLACK said this afternoon that tho dc
partment has sufficient mon, hut re-
fused 20 be quoted on tho rest of his
answer
ono policeman could handle tho on
forcomont proposition I'm an ahlo man
nor. Mr. plorqon maintains. n ono
man would walk up and down Market
street taking llccnac uumhsrs ~ I'm
tcrvals and then returning VI ~ hour
tn check up on tho parking hogs
making ono or two arrests % lesson
would DO taught o'hor motorists and
| ,u tcw weeks conditions would b'
greatly improved
Fpm his office window Mr.. Piersor
rolnted ou' several automobiles parked
II Tonih md Market streets. which
no said, remain there tho entire day
\ member ~ Tho Delaware Auto
mobile Association joins with w
| piorson I'm seeking more strict ON
forromput Of the parking time limit
Ilr cited ~ an instance th'a story.
II was proceeding south on Shiplo
street recently and wns forced go wal
about i've minutes before was al
lowed go continue on my way tn
reason for tho delay was tho fa'
That truck was unloading goods o.
tho roar entrance ~ Market stree
business house. There was Ion
line ~ care parked on both sides OIL
tho street and therefore ] could pr
pase Many ~ those cars aro parke
thor" nl dav long
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1923-01-08
MILLER TELLS HOW
FUND IS INVESTED
Says $4o8, 5000 Figuring in
Cuffey Matter. Has Drawn
$4,000 in Interest.

Washington. Jan. Sin reply To In.
quiry ms 10 the sum OF money amount
ing originally tn sioS 800 30, the hand
ling OF which by Joseph T.. Gufyoy.
formerly an assistant To A. Mitclnll
Palmer. Allen Property Custodian, re
suited In his recent indictment by the
Thomas w. Miller. Alien Property
Custodian stated today;
I'VE make this statement due to
certain reports as TO how this sum is
today handled Ivy the present admins
tration. This fund originally consisted
Of sa0S. 5000. and was turned over 90
the present custodian 10y his pre,leces-
sor about March i6. 1921. subsequent
tn its recent deposit IN tao United
States Treasury by the previous adj
ministration. In accordance with an
executive order ISSUED by President
Harding. October "a. 1921. and subse-
qucnt to- that time. This fund has been
deposited I'm banks drawing interest
with United states Liberty Bonds OF
other bond collateral deposited with
the Federal Reserve banks. covering
each deposit. dollar for dollar. or cN-
cccdiug in value the total deposit. In
some instances these are on-cheCk-
INK. accounts: in others. time deposits.
with prevailing rates OF interest al
lowed on government deposits 10y
banks I'm that particular locality. Tho
total amount az interest earned 90 date
lv this fund is about 5000.
Attention ~ also called To the fact
that the policy Of earning interest on
this fund. with proper security az
collateral was initiated 10y this admin
istration
The banks having this deposit are :
commercial National Rank Wash
ington. u. g. $4,000. , per cent inter
Get: collateral Liberty Ronds
Empire Trust Company New York
city. 500 600, per cent. surety bond
Equitable Trust Company. Whining
ton. $4,000: . per cont. Liberty and
municipal bonds.
First National HANK. lloston. $50,
0Oo. per cent; Liberty bonds.
Fourth street National Bank. rhil
adclphia. $4,000; per cent. Liberty
bonds
Midland National Bank. Washing
ton C,'urt House O.. 100000. 3 pc
cent. Liberty bonds.
Liberty National Rank. Covingtor
/ Nv. $4,000: per cent; surety bonds
United states Treasury, residue q
/ fund
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1923-01-08

Th: cotton goods manufacturers
Of the United States are showing
a marked success in their fight TO
retain the hold upon world mar
kets which they gained during the
war period. OF the dozen great
manufacturing industries which
are seeking world markets. that ap-
pertaining TO cotton goods shows
a largo percentage Of gam IN the
exports OF 1922 than ANY other.
The total value of cotton manufae-
lures exported in the 10 months
ending with October, 1922. is Sll5.-
10000 against S9S.30J0O0 in the
same months OF last year. while
most OF the other manufacturing
industries show declines in the
value OF 1922 exports as compared
with those OF 1921. Iron and steel
manufactures. exclusive OF machin-
cry. show a total in the 10 months
OF 1922 OF only Sl5SOO0ODO against
S295.0J00O0 III the same months OF
last year; machinery and vehicles
S297 10000 against SiSl .OOeC; re-
fined mineral oils S264.OOOOU
against S3l0OO0O00; electrical ma
chinery s43,O00.0O0 against $4,000
900; chemicals S43OOO.0O0 against
S45OO00O0; and wool manufacture
5h million dollars against 5000
600. In limited number OF manu-
features including india rubber
products. lumber and other manu-
features OF wood. and automobiles
there is a slight. increase but th'
percentage of gain is in most case
below that Of cotton goods which
seem likely to show a grand tota
Qt approximately sl50.VCccO in tn
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1923-01-08
HUNT TORTURE DEVICE
OF HOODED SLAYERS
Continued from page l..

George Seth Gulon. asslstant-at-
general. gave his Idea OF the
construction Of the machine. lie be-
lleves IL consisted OF two boards
probably ~ inches wide. with teeth
in them which clonched together
against tho bodies of the men. These
boards. he thinks. hinged Mt the bot
tom and mashed the feet OF. the sic
Tins first.
All the time. Mr.. Guion believes.
members OF tho hooded band stood NJ
the heads of the victims. demanding
that they tell what you know" about
the supposed attempt To assassinate
Dr. n. NJ. Mckoln. who. with "Jcn"
burnett. stlll ~ with pneumonlo In a
Shreveport hospital. IL accused of
being implicated in the murders.
1T was one OF the most diaholical
devices known 10 history" added the
assistant attorney general The old
time methods of torture were tame
In comparison to the machine these
men used I'm NcroiR time, victims
we're drawn and ruartcrcd. That was
exceedingly mild, compared To this,
FOR tho victims died quickly. I'm this
case lh'A hllhi'H'ie VIZ 'i'"t
crushed 10 death
The authorities believe the torture
machine was connructcd ncwr Bae-
trop and to-day they turned their at.
tention 60 forest hut. not Ear from
tho scene Of the kidnapping. mile
from Rasirop ON the Mer Rouge road
In tho middle Of a woods ~ Old field
pine. we'll shielded by young pine. this
hut stands deserted. Tho authorities
are rylng to learn whom u was las'
occupied.
The nut Is constructed ~ Pine eap.
lngs and has roof patched viii
nlne needles and twigs. Inside ur'
what remains of eight hunks As
a.eiant Attorney General Walmslcl
believes a. possible that members oI
tho hooded band compcd ont In the
woods. constructing tho torture ma.
hino ont of pine thinkers which tho,
themselves hcwcd Tho device ma,
have boon sunk IN Lake IA Fourch'
with the bodies
Dr. Charles W Duval onl Dr. John
| 4 Lanford. tho patholoFiete who toe
inct ~ tho hearing Saturday. toda'
with r Sommes Wolmslcy. Asslstnn
Attorney General. and four agents O.
| he Department ~ Justice won't T.
| Lake Ia Tourchc. from which IN
bodies Of tho slain men wee" raised h
q mysterious dynamite" cVpiueiuu. TN
rarty wenf In q boat 10 a point wher
Tho dynamite was exploded and aftb
making sounding used grapplin
hooks In an attempt go gather al
| lifionat evidence.
Thcv hoped 30 rot additional part
luf tine bodies or parts ~ clothing. hu
nothing was found after an hour
search Tvs puval and Laufor
latud.od the conditions around IN
shores ~ tho lake and various moa
surcmonts wore taken NJ polr
where presumably tho bodies w"r
ss, lu;o tho ako
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1923-01-08

Europe. our chief rival in the cot
ton manufacturing industry. The
quantity OF unbleached cottons
going TO South America in the 10
months ending with October is
100000 yards against 100000
in the same months OF last year;
bleaohed cottons TO South America
100000 yards against 100000 in
the same period last year; printed
goods 2l,Oo00O0 yards against s.
OOO0OO, while the other grades TO
South America also show inereas-
es. The Philippine Islands took in
the 10 months OF 1922 100000
yards OF unbleached cottons against
3OOOOOO in the same months of
last year; 33oO00OO yards OF
bleached cottons against 100000.
20OOO0OO yards OF printed goods
against 100000. and in the other
groups corresponding increases.
To British territory the export.
show increases despite the activi-
ties OF cotton manufacture. OF the
mother country; the quantity of
unbleaehed oettons 10 Canada in
the 10 months of the current year
is nearly 100000 yards against A.
100000 one year earlier; TO Aus
tralia pa million yards against
one-half million; to Egypt nearly
100000 yards against less than
100000 a year ago, aud OF the
finer grades Canada took 81 mil
lion yards OF q. bleaeheG cotton,
against less ,han 100000 a year
earlier. and British South Africa
over 3 million yards against less
than one million in .S2l.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1923-01-08
PRODUCE
MARKET QUOTATIONS
At NOON TODAY

Ivy RsfoclaNeu res" !" f-N'i' '@''
Philadelphia. Jan. s--wheat-No
?. rcd winter. 1.296i.So; No. 3, gar
licky. l.2o@l22.
oats No. .. white. bad5b: No. ;.
white. 5SG53ts.
Corn No. .. for export, SSGS4; do
No. 5. SgaSe's; do, 40. !. 79's@No,
car lots. for local trade 40. .. yellow
Sass: No. 2. yellow. S3'g@S4.
Flour Sor, winter straight. west
crn. 6OoGG.5O: do. nearby. 5.1s16 % .
hard winter. straight. 6.4o@665; do
short patent. 6.s5d7 90; spring. FIRST
clear. 5000 $50: do. patent, 6.9eO 10;
DO. short patent. 300 go; fancy
spring and city mills. patent. family
brand. 7S50 SEQ.
Hay Timothy. No. .. 20ooG2l 90:
do. No. 3. 1900 1900; sample, 1900
Nl7Oo: no grade. 1l.OoGl5.0o; clover
Ugh; mixed 100000 90; No. I. mixed
l-.OOGlS.O0: No. .. mixed. 10000 l6 oo.
Bran soft winter. IN 100 pound
sacks. S4.5od $500: do. spring. $500
a 81 SO
TaIlow- Prime city. loose, s; do
special loose. SIS; prime country
-: edible. IN tierces. ga.
Buttcr-Wts;eru creamery. cNty7
-. nearby prints. fancy. 62R65.
Eggs-Nearhy extra. iirsts. A.; Dc
frSsts. -. western extra. firs;~. e
do. frsts. A.: fancy selected. packed
54G55.
Cheese-New York. whole mill
fancy fats. fresal. 2-i2 02S: fair @
good. 25N27: l'nghorn. 2Nc29; sing
ia SECS. 2Sd29.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1923-01-08
STOCK PRICES SAG
AFTER EARLY TURN
TO HIGHER LEVELS
Rebound Cancelled the Early
Losses. But Market Reacted
Before Noon.
CALL MONEY AZ PER CENT
ny Associated Press Co Every Evening

ny Associated Press Co Every Evening.
New Work. Jan. \. wall street.
OPENING Prices continued Co sax at
thc opening Of iuday's stock market on
"a resumption Of SATURDAYS short sell
lnr and profit taking Motor, oil and
copper sharca wcre Among the nrst
q, Weld studchnkcr and Sears itoe-
buUk zach dropcpd "a point. and large
fractional los.ees were recorded by
central leather. Royal Dutch. Pan
Amer can and Tobacco Products.
Speculative selling spread over q
unch broader l.-t before tho end q;
abe nrsi hour l.uss,s of 90 - took
place ln American Locomotive. bald
V.u. AIe chalmers. chandler. Pan
American. \ and q. california ictro-
i,lm AMI C'c, cola
ttrrr fractional rcccss.ohe were
s..rrI D., uu.ou Pao,nr. Pacific Gas.
lHrt A.rsro sugar. Corn products L.
g. Alcohol ord pcipni hudson. tho
..srs rnrEng fr'y q to nearly !
point
rotrIgu exchanges opened easier.
Demand Efcring sc'.ns around 1.eiA
.nl French francs af CN' cents. ofi
p1'u'e German marks droppcd 60
H. c.uta q hundred another nov
i.V RECORD
Nnnu Distribution 90 support ug
uflt.a and q renewal Dt pooi opera
f..rs .u recent t1nr.f,s turned the
t.ifsr uI u.,ee upward after 90"
slf't n,'.r hlI h''r absorbed n,
r.ls.Iul cancelled Substantially th,
ttf.t Htssro and pushed a. number ot
Odd. fnr.l.rr VOL n1tltf SATURDAYS q
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1923-01-08
BANK STOCKS
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARkET

- Arsrciatcd Press TO Every Evening.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK NfKTS
CuicagO. Jan. =. Hogs Receipts n
Ulu market. SLOW l,c lower. ton $50
buik 225 TO 256-pound butchers asa
q ,a. general bidding lower. hulk packinu
SONS s.5Oai.s5. desirable pigs. : 25aS ~
heavy hogs. a5aS5O- iuedium. \ asa
, 90. light. 65as 10. light lights. \ aga
= - packing SONS. smooth. Z 70aS 10.
packing SONS. rough. 735a7.75. killing
pigs = Pas 0J
Cath Receipts. 10000. beef steers
sluW frN early sales about steady. bid
ding uneyeuly lower. early top mafurrd
steers and yearlings. 1850. some held
higher. nu@.t beef steers of quality and
coudi ton 20 sell a : Jua9 30. she stock.
generally steady 90 weak bulls stockers
and feeders strong veal calves. early
20 packera 10 OCalO5 SO. best yealers
upward 10 100 and above 20 shippers
bulk desirable heavy bologna bulls
arOEnd 4 O5af IS.
sheep Receipts. p 600 opening. slow
fat lambs. weak 20 25c lower. early ton
H. 90 20 packers and shippers. feeders
steady. sheep. weak. fat lO3-pOunc
clipped aged wethers, 500. llO-poun,
ewes, S.25.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1923-01-08

68o-W Weekly review 81 conditions ia the
0a5 -sevcnt q socOnd Tufts College lee
ture by Dr Charles ". Spinner. "fhe
Value and Danger o. Specialization "
CHICAGO STATION KYW)
WEsTfNGIOUaE
= H. M Musical program.
10 News and sports
80 90 SpociRi features az announced hY
News sports and childron's bedilrne
storier furnished by the Chirag0 Evening
American
DAVENPORT STATION woo
PALMER SCHOOL or fiIfRrpNAf lIi'
900 METERS
s. D. m Artistic musical program. ~
win swindcli musical director Frngrafn
furnished hy Evans Coliseum or~nfetrH.
50 Edn~afIpnal lecture ON Municipal
Bonds by Cc0rgr White. president ~ ihD
White. Phillips 20, Investment hanhrrF.
Davenport IN.
PTTrsBTRG STATION GtDkAI
WESrfNGIOr-f 300 hfEftE.J
Sp ~ Tho iIuWnfDu. s |H ~ ba o.
bail Charles Hpyi'. nasrirH writer in-
zine pittshurg rffs-fiWrt.
20 Concrft hy Richard Knots. hnr
tome and tho KDkA Little .ymph0uv Or
rnostra. under the direction nf VICTOR
+aulrk
NEWARK STATION WV
WEgrtNGHpt 80 RADIO CORPORA
RIOS 400 iflEKrf
$40 D. 90 ''ncort pv ,no Amphi"r
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1923-01-08

.n. kh..I,rs u th, Farmers
Nufunl Insurance ESQ., to.sy r,.,i,,tc,l
a. urEr Gt.N rrcd,ri, T.. Kurt Wa
ia. d.. and Frederick d Stone
i Mayors fu thres years and Iicrvey
Hall a manager fvr one year
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1923-01-08

Tho annunl meeting ~ stockholders
cf tho lndustr.a, Trust co. for the
election 90 directors viii be hold 81
tho offices ~ thc company on Medncs-
d.v January o.. from @ O. Z ,. ~.