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The Winslow mail., 1924-01-11
Inspiring Talk Made
To High School Body

Continued from page u
the great educator, that when he
went to Amherst College he took an
inventory of himself. He found that
he was an average boy with an
average intellect, had very little
means and no social prestige. He
realized that whatever reward came
to him it had to be by merit and
hard work Therefore he made a
resolution. He placed a large V
over his door that he should never
forget this resolution. His fellow
students inquired the meaning of this
!, V but they failed to learn it's secret.
At the end of four years of hard
and determined work he was selected
valedictorian of his class. His fellow
| students went into his room to con-
graduate him. Then he told them of
his resolution to stand at the head
of his class and the V was to con-
stantly remind him of his resolve
to be the valedictorian. There is a
tremendous and driving power in
such resolution as this.
"The big question an your life as
student is not how brilliant you
are-or how much intellect you have
but what use are you making of
] WIldL you nave GO0CUO Sdlu w mere
ever thou art be all there Concen-
tration is the secret of learning All
education is self education. If you
don't educate your self you will never
be educated. Others may direct or
help but they can not do it for you.
MAKE such compact with your
self this coming year as you have
never made before. Agree with your
self to work with an ardor and enthu-
siasm that you have never yet put
forth Solemnly pledge the bigger
man in you to make the bigger effort
to give the more effective service.
Resolve to give nothing less ;han
your best to everything you under
take this coming year. Resolve that
you are going to be a master in
your calling, a king in your line,
however humble it may be; that you
are not going to be a milksop, a
molly-coddle, a Stacker; that you are
going to stand up with the best of
those about you; that you are not
going to be satisfied with inferiority
with cheap John Methods, with a
The Winslow mail., 1924-01-11
TWENTY YEARS OF FLYING

Twenty years ago. December, last, Wright
Brothers, Orville, and Wilbur made their epoch,
making flight in the first mechanically driven air
plane.
They used propeller to drive their plane Prob
ably got the idea from ship propeller used in water,
just as the first railroad cars looked like stage
coaches and the first autos like buggies Hard to
shake precedent.
Throughout the 20 years of heavier-than-air
flying no one thought of using any propelling agent
other than propeller Now Frenchman invents
something entirely new. His plane has no propeller
1t is driven ahead by exploding gases-lke sky
rocket. 1t may revolutionize flying. Also, it may
not.
The Winslow mail., 1924-01-11
NEW DOLLAR BILL is ALL "DOLLED UP"

Meet strange looking and kind of stuck-up
dollar bill, don't be alarmed, but take it, as it is
worth its face value in gold.
The latest creation Of the U. S. Treasury has
made its debut in our circulation. It's laapaoola
all dolled up in new dress of blue and black. the
figures standing out like sharp shouettes against
clear background.
The seal is in blue, as is also large numera *1".
Also the word zone" is spelled in full and scattered
over the new certificate. There's not so much hanjo
work on the certificate but the clear sharp en-
craving stands out in bold relief and it's simply
different. So if you run into one of these welcome
little strangers remove your hat and give it fitting
salute and salaam-and then go out and spend it.
The Winslow mail., 1924-01-11
MOVIE AWAKENING

1t would seem that the movie magnates are
waking up to the fact that salaries had gone so
high that it impossible to make both ends meet
and pay them.
So it is reported that some of the big companies
have closed their studios in New York and Holly
wood Some have made enough pictures to last for
some time and are ahead Of their schedule and one
concern says that it has fifteen million dollars in
vested in pictures that have not been released
Movie cost has been too high, the producers say
and they are taking their first step to reduce it.
1t is seriously open to question whether many
sinners will ever be saved by scrap among church
men.
There is surplus Of keen-1ninded people who
can point out the defects in Winslow, but big
shortage of the folks who will take hold to remedy
these faults.
The Winslow mail., 1924-01-11
When better automobiles are built Buick will build them

cheap-John life; that you are going
to demand great things of yourself.
Register your vow right now to
achieve that which you long to do,
to be that which you have long
dreamed of being, to attain your
hearts desire, no matter what obstac-
les stand in the way, no matter what
handicaps are trying to hold you
down. You can, but will you?"
The Winslow mail., 1924-01-11
TAX REDUCTION MOVE

the United States The people are undoubtedly unit
in favor Of tax reduction The secretary of the rea
sury says it is feasible The president urges that it
be done at once. Congress has good excuse for
delay.
The Winslow mail., 1924-01-11
Cleaning Dirt Off Pavement

Cleaning DIT UTI FaYement
A force of men were employed by
the city the first of the week clean
ing the paved streets of dirt which
had been carried on them by vehicles
during the recent rainy weather
A good many loads of dirt were
hauled off the pavement.
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gada de la direction del trabaio de las
nurses, las cuales vienen hacienda un
admirable y esplendido trabajo en- esta
dificil y humanitaria obra.
Esta tambi6n el Negociado de Enfer-
medades paculiares al sexo Suerts. con
una asignacion de $4,000. quizas Ell
que parezca mas insignificante 81 nos
hjamos en- 10 pobre de su presupuesto.
pero en- nuestro concepto ell mas impor-
tante debido a 10 propagado Que estan
dichas enfermedades al POGO case
que el publico presta elias, -por no
ser de consecuencia mortal de momen-
to- por 10 mucho que predispone al
ORGANISING para contraer otras enferme-
dades. Esta terrible enfermedad yiene
azotando La humanidad silencicsamen-
te, y es justo que en- Puerto Rico Sc
le diese la importancia que requiere va
tenemos una clinica funcionando en-
San Juan donde Sc atienden todos estos
casos, al frente de la cual esta Ell DR..
Quintero, especialista en- estas enfer-
medades, quien esta lleno del mayor
deseo de trabajar.
La Legislature de Puerto Rico ma
cumplido su mission de una manera email
tecedora y meritoria debiendo estar or
gullosa de su humanitaria obra en- los
que este respecto Sc refiere; el De-
partamento de Sanidad esta cumplien-
do y llenando su cometido en- forma dig
ma de encomio, hacienda miles esfuer-
zos v venciendo miles obstaculos para
salir avante en- SUI labor de Salud v
Bienestar: ahora falta solamente que
el factor principal: Ell PUEBLO. ayu
de y coopere en- que todos estos sacr1-
ficios Sc realicen con Ell mayor exito
para bien de toda esta generaci6n
felicidad del Pueblo de Puerto Rico.
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81 el Attorney General
opina que suspender por
varios dias la session del
Senado no es de Ley, Sc
lanzara una nueva con-
vocatoria cuando regrese
el Gobernador
ESTO HACE PENSAR QUE Ell
NOMBRAMIENTO DE TESO-
RERO NO SERA CONSIDE.
RADIO HASTA LA VUELTA
DE Mr.. TOWNER

Hemos sido informados de que ell
Presidente del Senado de Puerto Ri
co ha dirigido una COMMUNICATION a
la oficina del "Attoney General, pi-
diendole su opinion legal con respec-
to 81 serfa de Ley que dicho or
ganismo Sc declarara en- receso hasta
que regrese del Norte ell gobernador
Towner, o 81 por ell contrario sera
necesario clausurarlo, dejando a la
iniciativa de una nueva convocatoria
la reapertura del nismo para dar
fin los asuntos que la actual session
habra de dejar pendientes.
Entire los asuntos que no seran re-
sueltos en- esta session, Sc nos dice
figura Ell del nombramiento de Teso-
rero, que, seg1n nuestros informan-
tes, no ha ser considerable hasta ell
regreso del gobernador Towner,
menos, dicen, que ell Jefe Executive
Interino, Mr.. Coats, reciba instruc-
clones al efecto de que ese nombra-
miento sea enviado al Senado por
el.
De un momento otro Sc espera
rinda su opinion la oficina del SAT
torney General, v de acuerdo con
ella Sc proceda de una u otra forma
en- ell asunto.
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aes del espantoso crmen coedo en- la Barriada Cepero

Ell padre de la desgraciada nina
declare que el habia tenido infS%
de que los autores del horrendo6 u j
neto, y parsicularmente uno dseYos,
hacia empo vsnia persiguiendo a la
nina, habiendo dicho en- cierta ocasion
que le gustaba Y que de cualQiier mo-
do habria de gozarla. va en- fefectan
terror uno de los asesinos, que des Ell
primer momento Sc supuso cue fueran
dos mas de dos, habia tratado de
forzar una mia del misno barrio.
CON Ell JEFE RIOS cARRio
De regreso Rio Piedras, nos dirigl-
mos al Quartet de la p0iicia, donde
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Caguls, a Ia salida de las clases, un
IN es|udiante nlat6 a un condiscfpulo
. ha@i6ndoIe un disparo de pistola
Sc asegura que los movi-
les de este hecho fueron
rivaEdades amorosas que
existian entire ellos

En- Ia tarde del lltimo jueves. a las
tres, ocurri6 en- Caguas un hecho san
griento que ha producido alli general
consternaci6n por las circunstancias
que 10 rodearon.
La tragedia Sc desarroll6 a la sa-
Ida de classes, cerca de la escuela si-
tuada en- Ell barrio Las Marias de auue
la poblaci6n, y fueron sus protagonis-
tas dos estimables j6venes estudiantes.
FL desgraciado suceso, aunque al de-
cir de muchos Sc debi6 ciertas, RI
vahdades amorosas que existian entire
los protagonistas, tuvo SUI origen in
mediate EN- Ell hecho de que ell mata-
dor Juan Ruiz, joven de is amos ma
trial de Mayagiiez y vecino de Ca
guas tuvo un disgusto personal con un
nifio como de doce afios de edad de
quien estaba peleando, cuando lego
el joven de IA 15 amos. Octavio Pa
lero, quien dirigiendose a Ruiz le dt-
10 que no peleara con aqueI mucha.
chito que era mas chiquito que 81 v
que peleara con 6l que era de su igual
cuando Ruiz escuch6 estas palabras,
hizo uso de una pistola que portaba v
le hizo un disparo a Palero. atrave-
sandole Ell coraz6n. Palero di6 algu.
nos pasos y Sc desplom6 examine en-
Ia Gale. Falleci6 en- ell acto..
(Continua en- la pagina 6l
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UNA HORA DE CHARLA CON
Ell DISTINGUIDO GALENO
BASTO PARA QUE SUPIE-
RAMOS TODO LO BUENO
QUE Sc HA HECHO ALI,
ULTIMAMENTE

Ell lunes pasado un reporter nuestro
visit6 ell Sanatorio Insular, estableci-
do en- Rio Piedras, con ell prop6sito de
cambiar impresiones con ell director del
mismo, Doctor J.. A. Franco, distin-
guido galeno que goza de generates
simpatias en- todo el pals por su Ia
boriosidad e inteligencia, acerca de
las mejoras de que ha sido objeto di-
cha institution, desde que este como
cido m6dico Sc hizo cargo de su direc-
.ci6n.
Una hora de charla con Ell doctor
Franco bast6 para que supi6ramos to-
do 10 bueno que Sc ha introducido all
ijltimamente, gracias a la gesti6n in
fatigable del noble facultativo.
Nuestro reporter, despues de obser
var las casetas de enfermos, las cuale=
halo en- condolences higienicas y muy
bien atendidas por el personal de ''nul
ses", pas6 la oficina de la direction,
en- donde habl6 extensamente con el
doctor Franco, quien, con su proven
bial amabilidad nos proporcion6 toda
suerte de datos sobre ell Sanatorio,
desde la fecha en- que Ell fue nombrado
SUI Director:
-5Cuanto tempo neva usted fren-
to la direction del sanatorio Anti
tuberculoso de Puerto Rico?-le pre-
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continuation de Ia Ira. pag.)

espeso v tupido caiiaveral, donde, en- Ell
suelo, nct6 gotas de sangre. sigIendo
el rastro, di6 con la infeliz nif>a, ten
dida de bruces en- TERRA, con su sombr1
la cerrada sobre su espalda, unas ho-
jas de yautfa ocultando ell lazo que
la habia estrangu1ando.
FL lazo que tenia al cuello, era su
propio cintur0n de pano; las piernas es
taba atadas con una de sus mediss; y
ella presentaba golpes y rasgufios en-
todo el cuerpo, una herida en- una
pierna. Su ropa interior estaba toda
desgarrada, demostrando que la intuna-
da nina habia sido victima de un re-
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guntamos.
-ocho meses. Anteriormente, fui
Medico Residente, aproximadamenre
dos afios,-contesto.
Use han llevado a cabo mejoras
en- ell tempo que usted assume la DL
recci6n?
-Si, seiior. Sc han afrmado tres
cientos cincuenta metros de la Avert
da principal (Avenida Arzuaga). con
piedra triturada facilitada por eli lion.
Comisionado del Interior, don CUTLER
mo Esteves, llevandose a cabo Ell re-
ferido trabajo con los presos de este
Campamento. Esta era una necesidad
muy sentida, va que anteriormsnte y
en- tempo de Iluvia Sc hacia muy diff
Gil trasladarse al Departamento Sana-
torio los autos, carros ETC., etc. Den
tro de pocos dfas iniciaremos Ell tra-
bajo del "Embreado'', habiendo solu-
cionado satisfactoriamente Ell problema
del transito dentro de la misma Insti-
tuci6n, y no dudo, que hemos contribui
do Ana vez mas al Embellishments
de este sitio que prestigia hace honor
al Pueblo de Puerto Rico.
INSTALLATION DEFINITIvA DE LA
LUZ ELECTRICA
Ell doctor continda enumerando las
mejoras:
"Existfa una installation provisional
(Continha en- la pagina 1O)
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continuamos nuestras averiguaciones.
Ell active Jefe de la Policia Sr. Rios
Carrillo, nos detallo como pudo lograr
dar con los criminales.
Jacinto clemente negro, de "a amos,
fue arrestado por ell Jefe Rios Carrillo,
nabiendo tenido confidencias de los ve-
cinos de que este individuo estaba por
los alredores en- que Sc ccmeti6 ell vii
atentado, y mas menos en- los momen-
tos en- que fue cometido.
Fue interrogado en- 81 Cuartel, lle-
gandose la conclusion de que estaba
mintiendo en- todas sus declaraciones;
cbligandosele, por fin, a.-confesar que
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AA"A SlAio1S NC CaguaS oanooie 1nIorme DEL
Ia Policfa de Rio Piedras, con los de-
tenidos.
En- todas sus declaraciones, hechas
ante los representatives de la prensa
cue estaban presentes, incurren en- con
tradicciones que prueban de modo in
controvertible su culpabilidad.
Carlos Arocho, mas cobarde o mas
astuto, dentro del tenor que lie sobre-
coge y que demuestra en- SUI mirada es-
trabica en- Ell temblor de su voz, ME
ga su participation en- ell crimen hace
protestas de su inocencia alegando
que todo cuanto declare al Juez Mar
tContinta en- la p&gina 1Ol
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ATAR|DE DE AVER
iARO1 A ESTA
ETAL I'll AL.MIRAN
OONTt, NUMERO-
OFICIALES DE MA
I Y CERCA DE
N PEHIODISTAS
4NERIEANoS
IpDIA Y SOBRE ESTA
AD, HICIERON ARRIES-
kIMOS VUELOS VARIOS
1 RLANOS MILITARES
IA ESCUADRA

aiodla de aysr, llegaron a esta
varios aeropAanos de la fiota
sque Sc epsuentra en- aguas
Ha y comenzaron a realizar
rriesgados y atrevidos vuelos
de la admiration y Ell asom-
Pdos los habitantes de esta
Eparatos, que son de los ulti-
lelos Sc llaman "Single scatter
pontinda en- la pag. A.
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ESANTES GEsTIONES
IENE REALIzANDO Ell
de SANDAL EN- PRO
'ENESTAR Y LA SALUD
PUBLICA
FUNCIONAN LOS RES
-OS NEGOCIADOS ADS
RITOS AL DPTO.

Pa a ganizar los diferentes Nego-
id, re por la Asamblea Legislat1-
( Jii creado en- el Departamento
s. d, este ha hecho una cuida-
IVA nerada selection del personal
fnit 0 fha puesto Il frente de los
eme
os Hipales negd Iados que creo
sti samblea Leg flativa en- su
i'm; ion y que es On bajo la Ill.
cid ula Departamei . dc sanidad
sula In: El BienesN Nar Social, que
ki.ca ,ncipalmente Aes esfuerzos y
is ini ""'vos educahelas classes po-
-. manera de 5ivir, conner y
Se acuerdo co1Alos principles
" de la HigienI Este Bureau
con una asignacio de $50, 900 pa
desenvolvimiento Aonomico y es-
A II frente del mism el reputado
40 DR.. Lavandero, Srta. Nellie
ter, traida expresam tie por el De
tamento, de los Estad d Unidos, por
muy practica en- est trabajos; y
o un personal secund 10, idoneo e
nteligente.
Ell Negociado de Tube tulosis cuyos
ines son educar al pueb en- la pre-
venci6n y proteccon de es terrible pla-
"a, que taptas victimas hs constante-
nente y que cuenta con- una asigna-
i'm de 500 600 nara SUI Ntrabajos de
ducaci6n y ayuda. Diri con exito
tacto este negociado el Bjoven In
eligente medico s.. Rodri Aez Pastor y
rarutada sefiorita Sar Lane, una
g las nurses mas reputadt de los lis
ados Unidos en- estos aDaJos
uien Ell Departments COZ trato EXPIRE
.,rsrta = Il ha puesto fri BITE . encar-
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Sc Alquila

Ell conocido local "EL RUBI",
Gale Salvador Brau No. 80, en-
ell sitio mas centrico de San Juan
oropio para cuaIquier cIase de CO.
mercio. Exito seguro.
Informaran en- ell mismo estabIe
ciniento P. o. Box ISL. San
Juan TeIefono No. IL, S. J.
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lei habia sido coautor del crimen, en-
tconfabulaci6n atroz con Carlos Arocho
trigueic, de dicz y siete amos de edad.
Este tiltimo fue tanlbien arrestado
en- el misino barrio, donde ambos traba-
jan como peones en- una de aque.las
fincas.
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AvISADA LA poLICIA

Los hermanos de la victima y cl pa
Dire avisaron Embellishments a la poll
cfa de Rio Piedras. FL Juez Municipal
sr. Marchand, y ell Jefe Rios CarrilIo
iniciaron las primeras pesquisas que die
ron con la captura de los monstruosos
satiros, y estranguladores.
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LOS cRIMINALEs

Por sus propias declaraciones, en-
particular por las acusacioncs de ia
cinto Clemente, Sc ha comprobado que
Carlos Arocho y el Jacinto Clemente
fueron los autores del estupro horren-
do, y del espantoso asesinato.
Nos entrevistamos, en- ell Quartet de
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PIso-

-TERCER PISO-
MIR. A. BeImar, Represertan-
te de la United States StelI
Products Company.
Lcdo. Jose L. Pesquera,
Lcdo. Ramon S. Pesquera.
Mariana r. Pesquera
Lcdo. j. j. Ortiz AIibran
Mr.. Mark r. Dull. Represen-
tante de la National Paper and
Type Co. y American News Co.
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pugnante atentado, antes de ser es-
trangulada a manos de sus estuprado-
res. Sus zapatos fueron encontrados un
POGO mas adelante. Esto ocurrio como
a las de la maiiana del jueves.
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Bajo la direction del DR..
]. A. Franco el Sanato-
rio Insular ha hecho nota
bles progresses, hallan-
dose, hoy en- magni6cas
condiciones
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(Contin1a en- la paglna g.
Evening star., 1924-01-05
COMMODITY NEWS
WIRED STAR FROM
ENTIRE COUNTRY

SAN FRANCISCO. January 5.-Cali-
fornia's oil production Increased
steadily from last January to August,
when 26,44o,005 barrels were produced
From that time there has been a
gradual recession. In the year, 1,4o1
new wells were started and SAG COM
pleted.
NEW ORLEANS, January Book.
fngs OF fine and light weight cotton
goods for spring and summer. have
been heavier than ever before, &C.
cordfng to jobbers, but retailers are
not disposed to buy heavier goods &c
far ahead.
PHILADELPHIA, January 5.-Tht
harness trade here is still unfavor-
ably affected by sales OF government
stock. Stocks OF backs. bends and
sides have increased. Makers of kid
are curtailing production. There Is
fair demand for grain calf in black
and brown.
SEATTLE. January 5:-January bar.
gain sales this year do not indicate
the same efforts at liquidation as ir
previous years. Outside of heav,
clothing, stocks OF goods are low and
worth In merchants hands par fol
every dollar invested. Lower tempera.
lures have stimulated belated cloth.
ing buying.
ATLANTA, January 5.-Recent cole
weather has been of extreme benei
to peach and other fruit crops b,
checking too rapid development. ac'
cording to the state horticultural.
NASHUA, N H, January 5.-Tht
Nashua and Jackson mills, employing
$500 hands, resumed full time pro.
duction this week after shutdown
of ten days.
Evening star., 1924-01-05
WRITER Confident
OF RETAINING DIVORCE
Nina Wilcox Putnam Sanderson
Still UNIFORMED of Vacating
of Decree.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
WEST PALM BEACH. Fla, Janu-
ary 5.-Nina Wilcox Putnam Sander
son, writer, said over the long-dis-
tance telephone from her winter
home, in Delray last night. that she
was without knowledge of the order
entered by Judge Chester w. Bur-
rows Of the superior court at Provi-
dence, r. l.. vacating the divorce
granted her Wednesday from Robert
J. Sanderson.
She said she had received no in
formation since Thursday morning,
when a newspaper man informed
her of the divorce proceedings and
developments to that time.
"All my affairs" she said. "are In
the hands of my personal counsel
In whom 7 have the most imniicit
confidence. / feel certain this r,tii
be taken care of we'll for me- Sha
said she did not know where NJ
Sanderson IL, having had no knowI.
edge of his movements for some tj,ns
It was reported that she had ma"
reservations to so north earIy fhJs
morning, with New York as her ds.s
tination.
The divorce was vacated until .,.,
time as she shall appear in person
and aatisfy the court that she bs1
BEEN a resident of Rhode Island FOR
more than two years prior to Octo.l
ber 16, 1923.
Evening star., 1924-01-05
HEAVY STOCK SALES
FEATURE OF WEEK
Brokers Take Profits and UnloaS
Many Shares in Recent
/ Upswing,
MONEY RATES LOWERED
Possible Tax Reduction Vital
Financial Factor.

By the Associated Press
NEW YORK, January SPURIOUS
cross currents of prices took place in
this weeks stock market, with reac-
tionary tendencies prevailing in most
sections Of the list
Heavy realizing sales were noted
throughout the week in stocks which
had participated most extensively in
the upswing of the last two months.
Brokers reported that these came
largely from traders who deferred
converting their paper profits into
cash until after the turn of the year
to avoid including them In 1929 in
come tax returns. Some Of this SELL
taxes on 1924 incomes will receive the
benefit of possible tax reduction.
Many Sharp Reactions.
Spectators for the decline, taking
advantage OF this selling. succeeded in
bringing abou. some sharp reactions
in highly speculative issues. Many of
the oil shares proved a Vulnerable
target for selling pressure.
Trade news in general was favora-
BILE. This included a further reduc-
tion in crude oil output. higher gaso-
line and pig iron prices. a broaden
ing inquiry Tor steel pTO0uCLS ana
increased copper consumption. Car
loadings showed a further decrease.
but this WAS orally regarded as
seasonal. total loadings running we'll
over those for this period in 1922 and
1921.
Rail Stocks Repurchased.
Strength Of the Northwestern rail-
road shares was attributed in some
quarters to the repurchase OF stocks
sold last month for the purpose OF
establishing tax losses. November
earnings statements OF these roads
compared favorably, however, with
those of the month before and the
corresponding month last year.
Lower rates for call money refiect-
ed the return flow of funds with
drawn from this center before the
holidays to meet year-end require
ments and also the easing of local
demands. Time money and commercial
paper business was quiet, with no
change In rates.