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NEW YORK BOND TRANSACTIONS
LIBERTY BONDS ASl) VICTORY NOTES
inn. a a
I0l.0
ftl.'an
10i.ne
IoS.ne
ioi.eo
ine.Rii
ini.an
101.02
80. ON
00.00
Aug.
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
Slav
Apr.
DA( .? Iau
i.ew Data
20.
20.
8.
Rn.UO
80.44
K8.00
83. 80
81.40
81. mi
09.00
84.00
84.00
81.40
aVoe
82.41
82.44
82.00
04.70
04.08
June
July
My
May
May
May
Juna
May
July
May
Dec.
Dec.
May
May
fay
May
A4
It. '21
10, '20
IV. '20
20, '20
21. '20
4. '20
SI. '20
80. '20
80, '20
28. '20
20. '20
10, '20
20, '20
20. '20
20, '20
21, '20
. Hants
101.28
101,04
lOt.rtH
101.80
100.80
100. M
102,00
101.78
101.40
101.00
10O. NO
101.00
100.811
101.80
101. A3
ion. os
loe.uo
'22
04.84
04.82
en.70
0T.80
iis.ne
3.be
118.00
00.00
03.80
04.H8
08.118
0(1,74
ea'.kii
115.70
100.02
00.81
Issue
Mbertv AUs, 1082-47
Liberty 84. registered
Liberty let cV ss. 1082-47
Liberty lt cv 4a. res:
Liberty 2d 4i. 1027-42 . ... ..
Liberty 2il 4i. reg..'..
Lllrty lt Sit cv 4Us. 1082-47
Liberty lat cv 4Ui, 1082-47 ....
Lllwrty 1st cv 4U. reg
Liberty S1 cv 4Hi, 11127-42 ....
Liberty 2il cv 4Vi s, eg
Liberty 3d 4Via, 1028
Liberty 8d n, reg
Liberty 4th 4H a. lflSa-nS
I. bony 1th 4'is, rec
Victory 44 a. 1022-23
Victory 4 a, reg
High
1UO.80
Lew
100.80
1:30
r. m.
100.80
Net
tinge.
ltlb',44 100.44 ieb',44
100.24 100.18 100.20
100.24
100.08
100.40
100.80
100.70
100. SO
100.18
100.08
100.88
100.20
100.08
100.54
100.20
10O.O8
100.44
100.80
100.08
100.34
Arc
4..
. 1..
Iten'e 7a
102
102
101H
102
Chinese Oeve't
H-K niy 6a
4 .3H
e f.au
City Derd'x Os
4 8.1
City of Copen
hagen r.H a
1 Mtt
1 034
8 Si
.City Lyens fli
1.. .. 82i
1 82J
City Mara'a Oa
B 82H
1 S3
Cty et Monte
video 7s
1 03i
1 OS'S.
Cty Ille de Ja Ja
nrle ct 8a
S...i 1004
Cty Sae Taule
8a vl
2.... 10t
Ctecho-Slevnk
nep'e $3 wl
0 9.'.i
1 ut,
5 0.-i4
Denmark Cun
Ct A 8a
1 100
Drt Peine 7a
a.... no
0 00
2 non
je oe,
1 001.
D Canada '20
1.... 10OH
D Canada '31
8.... 10O
De Can ea of
R2 wl
18..
1..
a..
8..
1..
1 .
2 (flat) 00
Cem Republic
Ct S'ii
. 8 80
Dutch U Ind's
rcta '47
pn'i
OS 14
P5'4
054
03 S
03
034
03 1;
no
no
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ne4
00 1;
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tSALEfl IN 1I0OO1
FOKEtQN nONDS
00
00
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B9
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1... .
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rcta
12...
23
8
35
a.. ..
b. ...
O(aale)
13
lMaale)
13
7(aate)
23.. ..
10 ...
30
10
10(aale)
8
20.. ..
Oevrt't Trench
RTHs rcta
05 U
O.'iK
03 4
034
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03 Si
034
03
03 S
03 H
03 4
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20.
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101 Td
!.... 101
101
2 . 101
(sale) 101
.. 101H
. 101
1014
! . . 101
I .. lOt'a
. .. 101
. . 101
Jan Oeven't 4'
70
70
70
77
70
70 4
704
70
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1. .
3
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I.'...
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12..
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20..
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814
81
814
814
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814
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... 814
... 82
. .. 82
. 834
K. lirlslum n
1 lOSVi
1 . . nn
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K Tlelc'm 74
I 104
13. .. 104
1.. 104
8 . . 104
13 104
Klncdem Den
mark 6b wl
2 00
no
00
00
en 14
00
nn
00
neTi
00
Kingdom Dan
mark et 8a
B.... 1104
2.... 1104
2 .. Ill
3. .. 1104
10(sal) 1104
K et Nattier
landa fli
1 03
2 0.1
1 03
2 OBH
1 ... 034
Kingdom Ner
way ct 8
1. .. 1124
K Sweden Oe
8.... 103
rarla-Lyena U
Oa l
10 .. .
0
.1 (flat)
12
2.. .
1. ..
C(aala)
1 ....
Queensland Ot
1 . 102
0. .. 103
Queensland 7
1 111
1. 1114
republic Beli
via 8s wl
1 .. P4
1 08N
2 ... 084
rtp Chile "21
1.... 1"24
Hen Chlla Ml
2. ... 14
2.... ms
7(s.ile) 103
1.. . 1034
Rep Chit '40
I.... 101
P. Cuba 8a 04
1 03
S Perte R Sug
a rcta
0. .. 1024
Slate of 8ne
Paule ct 8
0.. 10m
17 K Ort Hrlt
& I'd 1017
10.. . 10.1H
3 10".
fl(eale) 103
.. 10-.4
V 8 Cra 7 wl
0 .... 01
1 . .. 01
Unt'il S Draill
74a rta
1 . . . 88
2.. . 87
a 8 Ilraill 8
Ooedrear T A
nub'r '81
1,
0 .
4..
2. .
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3..
1..
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1 .
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4..
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1.
1001
100
1004
1004
100
100
1004
1004
1004
100
1004
10014
1004
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8.. .
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1
1. . .
3
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n
1
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1
4.
6.
C S
10U4
101
Mexico 4a
. . . 13
. .. 43
. . . . 43
Mexico Ba
00
054
POMESTIC DOND9
Arn'n Acr'e A
Chem 74a
1.... lOt'i
Amerle'n Smlt
ft nefg
1.. .. 044
2... . 044
1.. .. P4-i
S 04 4
American Sue
Befg fla
, 2.... 1044
1.. . 104
1.. . 1044
4.... 104
4.... 101
1.. . 1014
Am T A T clt
1... . 03
A Tel ft Tel 5a
1 004
A Tel A Tel fla
1.... 117
10.. . U7V4
1... 1174
7.. . 1174
Am Writ P Ci
1.. .80
1 S4
Anten Juraena
O Mare W fie
2 804
1 .. . 80
fi 80
Armour 44 a
8 014
8.... 01
A T A S Fe 4l
1 P3
4 034
8 034
At T 3 Ft
4a of 95
1..... 8
1 844
Atch T A S Fe
cv 4a '00
3.... 102
Atl'a A Dlr 4a
8.. .. 00
A Ceait I- clt
2 84
8 844
Atl Ceaat U A
8 01
Atl C t. 4 4"
8 014
Atl'c Fruit 7a
2 384
8 384
1 .... 3814
Atl'c tlefir 3
8... 004
... ne4
te . .004
10. .. 004
8 P04
Bait A Ohie cv
2 .. 804
1 884
1 884
1 SO
8 864
8 88
U Uap T ct 7a
7 80
3 80
1.. .. 87
Dltn Rap Tran
ct 7a at'd
10 82
7 82
Buih Ter'l S
5 044
5 04 4
Canadian Oenl
Blee Oa wl
5 .. 1044
Canad'n Nthn
84 a rcta
1 . . 115
Canadian N 7e
1 . . 114
Cana'n Pac 4a
0... . 82
3 82
0 82
24. ... 824
8 82
1 . .. 24
Cent' I Pae lat
10 04'.
Cere de Pas' a
Cep'r 8a
1.... 12S4
2 128
2.. 128
5 ... 120
2 ... 123
Chea'k A O td
08
Chea A O 44 a
3.. .. 80
3 00
Chea'e A O Si
4.... 1034
Ohes'e A Ohie
cv 3
12 084
1. ... 08
30 . 08
7(aale) 08
.1
Chi
07
Reck I A
I'acin fd
2 .... 85
2 S'
1 81
Chi Ueck I A
Paclfle 4a
4.... 84
Chlla Cep'r 61
10 04
2... 01
. . 04
. 014
. 044
.. 03
. 034
03
Cln'tl Oaa 34
B(aalc) 00
1 . . en
C N V 34 'S I
3 . . 034
Cl'd Cln Chi A
St Leuis
3. . 101
Columbia G A
i:icc 1st
A Ort
Cen'd Ceal (Je
of Md Ss
3 .
3
J ..
3. .
Havana
A Pwr
Ooeilj-ear T
nubT '41
9 ... 113
B.... 11B4
1 .. 1134
1 1104
Ci'd Trunk it
Can As rcla
1 ... 100
1 1034
Gr'd Trunk of
Canada 7'
8 1134
Great Nerlh'n
niy 84a
1 104
1 .. 1044
Great North' n
nall'y 7
2.. . 1134
4.... 1134
2 1134
113
113
113
113
r. i.gi
Ss
2... 87
Helland-Am'n
Line Oa
1 8S4
Hud A Man fd
3 ... 87
2. ..87
1 ... 87
Hud Man In
3 .. . 00
2 . .00
2. . . 00
Humble Oil A
Ref'g 54 s wl
3 .. 100
12 . . 10O
III Central fd
2 nt
1 . . 014
1 014
Ksale) 01
III- Ctn 4s '33
8. . S.1
III- Cen'l .'4s
3 ... 101
2 . 101
Ills Steel 44s
1 024
Indt'a Steel :.s
12.. ini
Info Met 44 s
2. 13
Int M ct 44 s
1. .. 134
Info Met' n ct
BtVd
IB...
IB...
1...
1
4Hs
.. 134
.. 15
. . IS
13
Inlbore n T fd
0.
10...
3...
14...
2...
1...
20...
10...
4. .
8. .
4. .
8.
Int n
4 ..
3
78 j
. 73
, 78
. 734
1 784
73
734
7.14
73
734
78 4
734
fd ct
73
73
Intbern Itapld
Tran fla wl
1 80
Intbern Rapid
Tran 7a wl
1 07
S .07
Inlr'l A Great
N'n aj wl
47. .. 344
13 34
2 . r.4
0 .. 34
2 84
t M Marine Oa
1
20
2 .
1
1 .
4..
4..
3..
Le A Nash Ss
1.... 100
La A N W Si
8 7B
Manatl Sugar
Ce 74
B nn
4 no
ManltebA S W
Celli Sa '40
S 00
Market St niy
a Fran 1st
1 88
M Oil wn'd.8s
10 122
Mex Tetr'm s
1004
Mid H A Or 5s
4... . 00
Mln A St L 4s
1' 434
M A StL. en 5a
4 704
Me Kan A Tex
nj wl
03
04
04
014
0(4
04
04
04
04
H4 4
084
03
02
0.1
n2
n.i
08
Q
Int'l Tap b
3 804
b . n
2. ... 80
Iowa Centl 1
2 ... 814
Julius Kaysei
A Ce 7 els
4 103
0 . 104
7(ale) 104
Kan C Ft S A
Memp 4 s
3 . . 824
1... . 824
fan City Ft S
& Memp ft
2 103
'nn O A X 3
1 . .. 714
5 . . 714
Kelly sprlng'd
Tire 84
1 . . . 108
Keokuk A Dee
Melnea 5a
1 03
Hack Steel '23
1 ..100
Lehigh Val Os
1 104
L A Myers 7s
1.. 110
La A Ark' 1
1 .... 04
30 .
10 .
B.
1 .
1
B
n
b .
10.
M Kan A T 4s
1 .... 81
Me Kan A Tex
4 s wl
1 .. . 72'j
Me Kan A lex
5a wt
7ft
20.
33
10
10
r.
804
80 4
80
80
80
80
10.... 100
New Kng'd Tl
Ce Bs wl
IS..
2.
5..
8 .
5 .
8
r...
s .
2 .
1 .
2..
4.
1.
no
ne4
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nn
07
nn
011
no
ne4
nn
no
nn
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New Or Tex A
Mexico 5a
2 . 704
3... 70
N Y Ccnfl 3s
3
1
8
3. . .
a. . .
tl(sale)
00
00
004
004
1)0 4
en
en
4 00
N r Cent' I 0s
3.... 107
20.. 107
2 . 107
2 .. 107
N Y Ldl'n Ce
04s rets
10.. 1124
New Y N II A
II 34 a '54
3.... 31
New Y N H A
H 4s '57
5 83
1 Ml
New Y N II A
Hart'd 0a
1 01
Petl'd nwy A
Light Bs '4
2 80S
3 87
PertlM Rwy A
LlRht 74
1.... 100
Produe h n 8a
4 . . 102
Pre A Iteflners
war'd 8s
2 ... US
rub Herv Cerp
N Jsy 5s
2. ... 80
runts. Allegre
fug Ce 7s
10.. . 110
Reading Ce 4s
7 80
1 .... 80
2 ... 80
Rem Arms fls
11.. .. 044
Rogers Drewn
Iren Ce 7a
..J.. 0B
3t t. I'n Mt A
8 niy 4s
2 00
St L 4 S F al
. 83 ;
Me Kan A Tex
da wl
83 . 07
13 07
7 07
5 074
Me 1'aclflc 4s
2..
1.
43.
10..
08
en
en
in
en
011
Me i'acine ils
3 .
18.
13 .
3. .
10..
NEWS FOR INVESTORS
120
1 . 120
3 . 1204
I" 1204
1 . 120
1 120 4
7 120
3 . 120
3 120
2 . 120
S . . 121
I . . 1204
N A Killa'n Ce
Os rets
1 . 05
1 03
1 . . . . V.T '
I . II.IV,
3 0S
N Ohie Trac A
LlRht (is
2 ... no
North Western
Dell T 7s
- ... -I-........ ..0 1 -' i''l
h mutcmi-m n N pacifle n 4.
sn
102
102
102
103
102
102
2 . 1024
0(sale) 1024
3 . . . 102
Ment' .1 Pwr 3
1 . . . . no
1 n
1 no
National Tube
Ce ct Ba
1 ... 10O
. 83
. . 85
. . 85
83
Rlys 4a
.. 384
nil's 3
2 .. 10
7 . . 104
N Y Tele'e '41
3 . . . 107
IO71,
107
A Wn
84
HI
5 .... 84
5.. . 84
B .. 84
5 ... 844
3 84
St L A S F In
1 774
10.. . 77
1.... 78
3.. .. 784
10 .. . 784
0 70
StL A S Fran
Series A
N Yk
O
N Yk
3 ...
Norfolk
cv fls
40
1..
4
4..
1..
1.
The United Security Life Insurance
and Trust Company, in
of August 31, bIiewh the company
funds are Invested e follews: Cns-h,
$3."H,ri07: leans secured by collateral,
S1.110.IJ01 : lenns en lint mertgagee.
82.lfr2.Sl.-i. I'nited Stntes Cievernment
An,! rnllrnn.t hnnil. S.-ifl!2.4.4 : ceminer- !
clal paper, $120,3.3.1 nnd banking heiihe
and ether real estate. $2411.070. The
foregoing shows a total of $4..r)34,103
te protect $2,31S,S84 of deposits.
New Yerk bankers were the IiIkIi bid
4... . 00
N Pac n 5s wl
2. ... nn;
n . . no
1 nn
N I'acine It fls
5 .. 110
1. 110
4 110
4 tin
5 ion
Oregon S L 5s
1 .
8.
fl..
a,.... n.iV4
1 03
2 n.i
Sn Railway 4s
18 7t
B 714
1. ... 714
1 71
8n Railway Bs
SO 004
10 004
3 00
Sn Rall'y 04a
1.... 104
3.... 104
1. .. 101
1.. . 101
2 ... 101
2. . 10IU
Stand'd Oil et
Calif 7a
2.... 10O
1 ... 1004
Steel Tube Ce
of Am'n 7s
1.... 100
1.... 1004
4 1004
Third Ave aj
2 07
4... . 08
Third Ave 4s
4 00
robacce Tred.
uts Cerp 7a
1.... 1034
Union Pae cv
1 75
2 73
10 03
10... . 03
L'nlen Pae 4s
10..
22..
11
25
8 .'.
10
20..
10..
20..
1..
10..
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13..
2..
0..
23..
in .
10..
5 .
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73
73
75
75
75
75
7B
73T4
70
754
75
75
75
75
73
73
75
70
75
75
75
75
4(sale) 75
StL A rt Fran
Serlea D
10 (flat) 80
HI
5
20... .
tL A 8
B4a wl
14
80
80
80
r rui
8. .
8..
4..
5 .
3. .
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13..
10..
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3..
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1
1.
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I.
Chi i
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1
2.
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1..
8. .
7..
5..
1..
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... 504
. . 58
At 34 s
.. 874
. . 874
. 37
37
.. 87
... 30
,. 88
88
1.
1
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Chi D A Q gm pen
4
C U A
1
Chi II
1..
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. 014
A Q Ss
101
Chicago U"n
Is Bs '51
Bait A Ohie 4s
1. . . 87
I 1 87
lalt A Ohie Ss
1 004
IB ni
1 01
'Halt A Ohie 81
' 8.... 101
2.,.. 1014
.... 102
1.... 103
1... "is
a A O Pltl 34
8 044
A O Tel 4s
a 714
1 714
Baxnsd'l! Cerp
1.... 1054
Tawll TeUphens
1.... KM
1.... 1084
1.... 1014
Bath BtMl 1st
1 seu
B Steal Ba 'S
9 9
Bath Bteel s
A O
5.
1
10
10
1
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7... .
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4.. .
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8s of '(
1
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Chicago
8t P d
844
84 4
844
84
84
W 4s
B0
58
88
B8
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1....
l
100
1004
100
100
100
100
100
Tth
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1....
Braad'y
Ava en
1 TS
Bfta Kdl Ce 8s
1,.,. 1034
Bka Kdl O Ts
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1..1, JU
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''; JT-T-t T J
84
85
Mil A
4s
87
Chicago Mil A
St P 40 '23
1 84
2 85
2 83
Chicago Mil A
Stl' cv 4 4a
7 78
1 78
8 78
1 75
Chicago Mil A
StP fd 44 s
B 08
8 88U
Chicago Mil A
OtPgm 44s
2 89
1 88
Chicago Mil A
St r CV 6a
1 T74
c A Nwn aw
D TD
1 70
Chi A N Wwr.
Os of 'ST
1..,. 10TU
9,... 1014
1.... 1074
1.... 1074
Chicago ft Nth
W'n 6ris
a.... HI
Ooleage IUU
ways Bg
S 81 H
r iih
cat it r u
m OSBA H 1
01
ni
A S 8s
. 100
100
. 100
Ce Bur
sta'd
2 04
7 03
1 (flat) 03
4 03
0 .. 03
20 03
8 ..03
Cuba n nd Ss
B... 85
Cuba RR 74s
5 1004
2 . 10a
Del A Hud cv
1.. . 00
Del A Hud fd
1 . 03
D A Hud 34 s
. 1014
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, (nr Sr..i)0O.f)0(l 1 ehwav bends et nn
.!.' ui.i, ..( llrei'nn Thi Iksiie wn , Oregon s Line
aw aided at 100.0101. The terms of the
bidding were te the effect that the bid
ders were te fix the rate. They set it
at 4Vi per cent for ?4.400.(K)0 of the
issue and 4 per ccut for the ether $000,
000. The bends are scriuls, maturing
en an overage of eighteen years nine
months.
A syndicate of bankers composed of
Ilambicten & Ce.. Spencer Trat.k &
Ce., K. II. Hellins & Sens and the
.Merchants Securities Corporation is
offering for public subscription a new
closed i"8"e of $1.77.'. 000 Wickwlre
Spencer Steel Corporation ten -year 7lj
per cent cecured convertible geld notes,
ilnrml Sentcmber 1. 1022.
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I Twe issues et pueilc utility oenos - y
tetallni; $l,2,iMii)ii for rorte uice
were nwnrded by the War Department
Insular Bureau te American bankers,
headed by (luarunty Company and
Halsey. Stuart & Ce., of New Yerk.
Of the inaues. $1,000,000 were 5 per
cent geld bends and brought 100.317.
The second lsue, known as 5 per cent
irrigation geld bendb, brought $113.-
The National City Company, which
en July 25, purchased the entire $15,
000,000 lsnie of Philippine Govern
ment thirty-year 4 per cent geld
bends, announced that all of them hnve
been sold. The bends mature July 1
and 15. 1052.
A referendum en the quebtien as te
whether the collection of checks by
banks at par should be made a uni
versal practice throughout the coun
try was begun among 1400 business or er or
zanizatlens connected with the Cham
w nt f'emmerce of the United States.
The Hank of England minimum dis
count rute remains unchanged at 3 per
The average price of the twenty ac
tive industrials declined 0.00 per rent I
veMerday te 100.G8. and the twenty 1
rails declined 0.00 per cent te U1.2D.
rm. ,, nl flii ninn Tank ( nr '
1 11 17 uui 1. sa. w ...-. . .--
fnTriKniiv for the six mentlib
Tnn rtn. 1022. shows a surplus of $1
233.431 after depreciation and Fed
eral tnxes. After allowing for pre
ferred dividends this is equivalent te (
$0.77 n share earned en the outstand
ing $12,000,000 common stock.
Meru than Sl.OOO.OOO par alue nf
Mecks and bends found in the strong box
of the defunct brokerage firm of Ed
ward E. Kehn & Ce.. were Beld at
auction yebterday for $50,337.
An analysis of the distribution of out eut
htandlng block of the American Smelt
ing and Refining Company has been
made by the company's transfer de
partment. The records show that 490,
400 shares of the company's preferred
stock are held by 11,450 stockholders
and 0011,1)80 shares of Its common stock
ure held by 7510 stockholders.
During August, Iiurlingten hauled
13,207 mere cars than last year or
8.4 per cent. Livestock loadings In
creased 10.7 per cent, te 17,072
ears: grain 0.1 per cent te 24,020 and
miscellaneous freight 21.5 per cent te
117,754, while coal decreased 47.1 per
cent te 12,013 cars.
S. 8. Kresge Company reports Au
gust ealcs totaled $5,122,000, against
$4,311,258 In 1021. Fer eight months,
sales were $30,021,28, against $32,
Rfift.ft55 in 1021.
IlllnelH Central loadings during Au
gust Increased 10 per cent te 1R5.277
cars. Grain loadings increased 37 per
cent te 10,310, livestock 41 per cent te
4100, lumber '50 per cent te 17,078,
petroleum and ItB products ft per cent
te 0004, quarry products 25 per cent
te 773J and miscellaneous freight 80,
te 72,711, while coal and merchandise
decreased 0 per cent te 30,108 and 31,
010 respectively.
Greet Western's revenue freight
loadings in August were 28,533 cars,
against 20,014 a ycantfe.
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THE PEOPLE'S FORUM
Letters te the Editor
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Mere Practical Education Needed
Te the h'dlter of Ihe Eventne TuWIe LtAatrS
Sir Your remarks en the returning
American mind, arc te the point. Move
Ir needed. Someone said that for every
ene with brain and ability te think
there ere n hundred who have stomachs
nnd will cat. A learned professor net
long age claimed that only nbetit one in
10,000 rtnlly thinks. Se it seems cer
tain that several things arc needed.
One would be n restricted franchise,
The right te vote should be given only
te these who can show nn ability te de
cide political matters with some degrce
of Intelligence. Years of bodily exist
ence Is no criterion. The Government
tests of the soldier boys indicate that ns
high as 40 per cent of them had only
twelve te fourteen year minds. Clearly
mch immaturity is net fit te govern ub.
Anether is mere education along lines
needed in practical life. Most of us
find no use for Greek, Latin and higher
mathematics and n tot of ether frills
and fuddles. AVc would have been much
better served if the time spent en them
had been given te politics, practical and
theoretic. The land question i ad
mitted te be wrongly managed today,
but few have n decent solution nnd still
fewer agree en one. While transporta
tion Is ages old. the railroad with its
development of regions fur from watir
competition brought new problems we
should be solving. Added te these arc
the ones brought by the use of lnechnnl
cal power and specialization in industry.
Finally there is money designed te
facilitate business for the geed of nil
hut monopolized bv the few and used
te mere or less fully enslave the ninny.
We should begin the study of these
itrtl things In the common schools.
Many Miters never get te any ether.
Lastly i should waste less time In
plaj and get our chnngu of action in
things worth while. There nre plenty
of them. The cog in n wheel, grinding
away all day at one endless job, cannot
be blamed for wishing something else te
de. Manv play, ethers find their hobbled
in things worth while and this is te be
encouraged, and no mere efficient
medium exists than the papers, of whjch
veurs is far from le.ist.
CHAHLES E. DUItYEA.
Philadelphia, September 4. 1022.
Settlement of Laber Difficulties
77j the h'dlter 0 the Kvcnlne PiiMIc Ledger:
Sir I have read with Interest your
editorials en the industrial questions,
and they seen, te me te be fair.
Why net give publicity te the defi
nite prepositions that hnve been made
for settling labor difficulties in con
nection with the railroads and the
milieu?
The se-called Plumb plan for opera
tion of the roilreadsMs a definite, care
fully thought out plan. Would it net
be advisable te give an accurate analy
sis of this plan at the present time?
The Survey for April, 1022, is de
voted te "coal." "The Miners' Pro
gram," by Jehn lirephy, describes pro
posals of men who knew the coal busi
ness. I believe the public, or at least
that part of the public which reads
editorials, would be interested In the
details of the miners' proposals as given
by Jehn Brophy.
Xn doubt some of J our publications
have nubllshed something about both
nf these nlans. but I have net seen
them. At any rate, some repetition
does no harm where careful thinking is
necessary.
GEORGE A. MITCHELL.
Vlneland, X. J.. September 3, 1022.
Pepper Outshines Pericles
Te the 7,'iilfer 0 the l'vinltig Public Ledger:
Sir Herace of Radner favors Herace
of Reme in that he rightly believes
"middle courses te be the best." Pepper
i' a man of balance. He lias found his
role, but lias net readied his place.
Here is n statesman for the people!
"Pepper for President" is a wertliv
aspiration, and, what is mere, n wertli
while one. He is much mere than nn
American Pericles greater we aver
than the revered eriicjnnl.
Pepper for President! Take up the
,.rJ-! AI'GCSTUS.
Ocean City. N. J.. Keptenincr 4, 1U-'.
U. S. Postoffice Ownership
Te the hdtter 0 the livening 1'ubUc Ledger:
Sir Hubert Werk. PeMii'iistei Gen
eral, thinks the I lilted Mates hIieiiIiI
own every posteffice buildin.; It uses
throughout the country. The only pos
sible objection te huch n plun that even
a mers-back Congressman could raise
is that it is plainly based en common
sense. It is net in the least involved;
it is practical; it Is economical; it is
efficient ; It leaves the Constitution un
molested. The posteffice is the public service
with which the whole population comes
most often into contact. It is every
body's business in n very literal sense.
Te carry en this business no less tlinn
S12.000.000 (interest en M00.000.000)
each 3, cer Is expended in rental for
buildings. It would cost mere thnn one
year's rental te erect or purchare the
necessary buildings, but in the course
of ten earn thpre would be n cesh sav
ing en the hooks and the Government
would own valunble prepertv and struc
tures. SAMUEL S K.
Philadelphia, September .". 1922.
Letters te the Editor should be u
orlef and te the point as possible,
avoiding anything that would open
a denominational or sectarian dis
cussion. Ne attention will bs paid te anony
mous IctterO. Names nnd addresses
must ba Blgnnd an an evidence of
?;oed fnlth, although names will net
10 printed If request Is made that
tr.ev be emitted.
The publication of a letter Is net
te be taken as nn Indersement of Its
views by this paper.
Communications will net be re
turned unles nccempanled by post
age, nor will manuscript be saved,
election te nsscrt Itself nnd teach n let
of time-serving Congressmen and State
legislators that the' public Is net the
insignificant, spiritless, forgiving, for
getful crenttjVe that they think it is
Let us, the public, teach them a lessen
this fall that will net be forgotten for
a long while, and show them thnt gov
ernment was net Instituted for the ben
efit of certain special Interests, but
for the general public.
HARRY C. COPE.
Bethlehem, September 4, 1022.
Honesty the Thing That Counts
Te the Editor 0 fhc L'vcntug Public Ledger:
Sir That sturdy old inventor and
engineer, Hudsen Maxim, Is said te
have served notice en an Atlantic City
committee te the effect tlmr he would
net act as "Father Neptune" during
the beach pageant unless pcrhitncft were
placed en the tnboe list. Mr. Maxim
wrote a letter in which he frankly con
fessed thnt he objected te perfumes,
explaining that whenever he has a re
ception In his home he sends all in
vited persons printed slips requesting
that they refrain from using them.
There is nothing in the Constitution
te prevent nn American citizen from
delivering an nnd-perfume ultimatum
te guests or bathing beauties. Further
more, Mr. Maxim's nese is his own and
it is te be presumed he hns n fairly
clear Idea what it finds obnoxious and
what It doesn't. He has been its clos
est nssocinte new for about seventy
years, I believe.
King Geerge is said te liave re-
quested, a year or se age, that n young
woman who appeared ut a court func
tion henvily rouged be asked te retire
nnd remove a portion of her facial
decorations. She retired, but did net
reappear, co thorough was her embar
rassment. Reth the IlrlfMi monarch nnd Mr.
Maxim have been honest enough te ex
press their actual sentiments and, after
nil. honesty is the thing that counts in
tins world. Were everybody se open
and abovelienrd we would be much
better acquainted and net have te pay
the steeii price of deception be often.
But, sadly enough, people arc net that
honest as a rule and hence one knows
little about what Is offensive te his
frlhnvs. Si.Vn.U) THE HAILCR.
Philadelphia, September 4, 1022.
Thinks She'll Apologize
Te the Kdtter et the Evening 1'ubltc Ledger:
Sir The ether day a new-s item was
printed In the paper te the effort that
.1 woman had been left $l.S7.ii00 In a
will. 011 condition that she apoleiried
te lier brother ter onee having snld he
wuiim nun 1110 l.'imin.
I have a pretty strong hunch that she
win c.impjy wiin tlic condition te pre
i-u. nun iriiiu ruining at. least one
member of the family that slie knows
'v., ,...- D. C. L.
inuaueipniii, September 4, 1022.
1 '
Jehn Henvoedi" the earliest collection et
English colloquial saylnts, which was printed
for the first time In 1546.
Poems and Songs Desired
"O 8ele Mle," Net "O Sole Mle"
A friend who alma himself a'dally reader
of the People's Forum calls attention! te an
error which appeared In the title of a
translated son printed In this department
en Tuesday. The aenc In question was given
"O Sole Mle." which the FerunVa friendly
crltle pronounces wrong-, adding that tha
correct title la "O Bele Mle," the Italian
word "sole" signifying- "sun," or, In the
poetical aensa used In the song-, "sunshine,"
whlle "sole" means "only" or "single."
It la clear, therefore, from the text of ,the
song that "sunshine" Is'the word Intended
nnil that the title undoubtedly Is "O Sels
Mle," or "O My Sunshine." The correc
tion made by the Forum's friend Is ac
cepted with thanks.
Child Father te Man
Te the Editor of the Evening PubUe Ledger:
Hlr My week-end pastlme la poetical com
position. I hepe I shall net offend you
In Its redundancy. If I de net get It oft my
hands new Inspirations fall me. n, D.
Ocean City. N. J.. September 2,x1022.
TIIU CHILD IS FATHER TO THE MAN
Here the Inventor everything te Iilm a
toy
Here the peel, thinking like n boy,
Pleasantly taking te him n duty.
Trnclntr ihaduws and discovering beauty.
Here the philosopher, reading In atones
Life's message In melodic tones;
Talking te himself? Weill hardly evert
ChaOhg nt life's bridle? Never! Never!
New the pnlnter with hli brush,
.striving te copy dawn' fair blush
And the nu'.s.er, boldly dramatic.
Flavoring his prose with salt, se Attic,
They're nil klda! Mere welcome then
In a world of vicious men;
Let us be fair te them', oft te repair te
thorn;
They'll chew, us hew te love, and when.
Tea: the child la father te the man,
If he remains 11 child, of course;
Week you (e knew hnw the Jey bgan?
Leve had In Innocence Its source!
A. D.
Little Benny's
Nete Boek
By Lee Pape
Questions Answered
10.
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Recerd Ceal Loadings
Woshlngten. Kept 7 A total of 167 128
cars were leaded with coal during thA u..
ended 1 'Qded September 2. according te reports from
me rail carrier jum rrgeivcti ey me As
sociation of Railway Executives This was
the largest number of cars leaded durlnn
any ene week since the strike of miners
began en April 1. last, end also exceeded
1 the preceding week bv 40,010 cars On tha
Dasia or tne numwr or curs leaned with
coal, production last week amounted in ap
proximately 0.2.10,000 tens.
French Bank Statement
Pert. Sent. 7 The weekly statement nt
the Rank of France shown the following
ehanaes In francs: Geld In hand, Inrreas&d
474,000: silver in nana increased ltu.ono ltu.eno ltu.one
notes In circulation Increased 074,121,000'
treasury deposits decreased 20.741,000 Kin
em! deposits decreased 73,0(18,000 bills dis
counted decreased 373.10y.000. Advances In
creased 8(1,801,000; advances te trig state
remain unchanged at 23,000,000,000.
Paris Bourse Irregular
rurla. Sept. 7. Prices moved Irregularly
en the Bourse today. Three per tent rentei,
fllf 7Jc. Exchange en Ionden, ft8f 05c.
Flvn per cent lean, 70f o0e. The dollar was
quoted at 12f 72Vic.
Bank of England Statement
Londen, Sept. 7 The weekly statement of
the Ilank of ICngland shows the following
changes In peunds: Total reserve Increasr,)
1,041.000: circulation decreased 1,088,000;
bullion Increased 1041; ether securities In
creased 000,000: ether deposits Increased
la, 831. 000; public deposits decreased 12..
041.0D0; notes reserve increased 1,043,000)
government securities decreased UIO.OOO, TnB
npnnertlnn of the bank'a reserve tu llnMntv
this week Is 119,37 per eenti last week It was
17.61 per cent.
Penn Mutual Elects Twe Trustees
The Heard of Trustees of the Penn Mu
tual Life Insurance Company has elected
Colonel Franklin U'Oller and J. Kutherfnrd
McAllister te fill yacaneles en the beard,
SUPPLY THE DIAI.OGDK
Trore Is Fitly Dollars In It for nimble
wits. Loek for the humorous sketch, with
animated characters! "put the words In their
mouths"! you may win en of the thirteen
priies offered each week for tha best
I dialogue. Sunday PUBUO L1UIL "Hake
' Zt a Habit. "r-JLdv.
Congress and Its Viewpoint
Te () CdKer of the livening Public Ledger:
Kir The public is a queer animal.
Kxtept en rcfjular election dnys and
durlnc the short time of the campaigns
preceding election day. the public is ab
solutely Ignored, clouted. Insulted,
kicked about from pillar te pest, al
ways getting the wrong end of the stick
by all these that expect te get special
benefits from the public; nnd yet it doc
liethiuc but crewl. It seems te hue no
mere spunk and resistance than a jelly
fish. The public: knows thnt Its chosen rep
resentatives In our national Congress
and In our several htate Legislatures
after election forget all about their
duty nnd obligation te the public and
seem te recognize only the particular
special interests that they feel were
responsible for their election, or that
may prevent their re-election. Never
before In the history of this country hns
it nppenred w evident thnt our Con
gressmen nnd members of our State
Legislatures arc the creatures of the
many different speclnl Interests thnt
maintain paid lobbyists nt the respective
beats of government.
The only legislation that the public
can get in its behalf Is such ns does
net conflict with the selfish interests of
some powerful speclnl Interest such as
trusts, tbe American Federation of La La
eor, the Ltiiuer Lengup, the Anti
Liquor League, the Farmers' Ornnge,
the American Legien dtmnndlng pay
for potrietlc service te their country,
the professional reformer and upllfter,
and a host of ethers mero or less In
fluential agencies. All tliebe many dif
ferent special Interests hnve the peo
ple's representatives working in behalf
of ene or the ether of them, nnd hew
few there nre thnt give any thought te
the general public.
The public knows this Is true, yet
t does nothing nut growl, wnen will
the public bite? what nn
the public will have nt
Ceal Mine Strikes
Te the Ed.ter of the Evening Public Ledger:
Kir New that the coal strike are about
ecr, I will trunk ou very much If jnu
will glve a brief account of strlkes of this
sort In the United Suites and their outeema.
Philadelphia, September 4, J022.
All contreerlcs that li.ive ten popularly
known as strlkis hnve net been se charac
terized by the workers. Preb.ibly there hai
rarely bren a time In the last thirty or forty
years when thcre has net been a conflict
between miners nnd operators mimehere In
the ce.il Industry, local, rcglonel or national
In size, that might Iw considered a strike.
The most Important of these In the bi
tuminous Industry ere In 1SUI nnd 1VJ7;
In the nnthraclte fields In 100O nnd 100-.()3
In the bituminous mlne In 1010 and In both
the bituminous und anthracite fields in the
present year.
The meBt recent conirerrsy , Wunrn.
the of the different e nf opinion nn 10 i..,i
constitutes n ptrlkii The mlnera ,nfen,i
that they rl,j net etrlka en April J but
simply declined te work after their wage
and working agreement hid expired en March
31 until a new contra -t had be-in negotiated
In the popular mind, however, this upheaval
In the coal Industry was considered a
strike.
Twe Celebrated Phrases
Te the Editor of the Eientng Public Ledger:
Sir Twe phrases I ha,i frequently heard
are "Darnuni was right" and "Sherman waa
right." Will you pardon niy Ignerance If
I ask you Just what Is meant i,y these ex
pressions? SWKCT SIXTBUN.
rhlUdelphla, September 3, 1922.
The saying "Harnum was right" has ref
erence te the quotation gnu rally attributed
te the great showman "Tliere Is ft feel
born every minute." Ih., xnresslnn "Shnr
man wus right" has rtfurcnre te his saying
"War Is hell."
"Reme Net Built In a Day"
Te the Editor of the Evening Public Ledger:
Sir Will you please, tell u? wj,en the ex
pression "Itome was net built In n day"
originated? TWO HOYS.
rniianripnia. September r,. 1022
The quotation is from ' The Proverbs of
This nftirnoen my loeth started te
hert fenrse ngen and I quick wil
crreund te the dentists and sat down
In the waiting room nnd the dentist
stuck his hed out between the cur
tins saying, All rite. Kenny, 111 see
you as t-oen ns I get threo with this
ludy, docs it hert mutch?
Awfull. I scd. And I tat there hold
ing It and wishing he would hurry tip
and get threo with the lady, and an
other lady came in and sat down te
wait and my teeth nke started te feel
a little better, and the dentist came
out with a little red hedded lady say
ing, All rite, Mrs. Powers, tomerro
nftirnoen nt .'5. new Kenny slop rile In.
This lady can go In ferst If she wunts
te. I scd.
Well wnt a pcrfeck little gentleman.
I am rnthrr In n hurry as 11 mutter of
fack, the lady scd. Kelng n short lnd
with high heel", and she went In with
the dentist nnd my teeth nke get bet
ter and better and I could heer the
short lady going Owteh. O, mcrsey.
deer. m: thinking, I wonder if that" !
hew lie's going te hert me. I
WIch prltty seen a man came in I
I with his hand up le his face and the I
iientisr nunc out ngen with the snort .
lady looking as if she was glad she
was out, and the dentist waved hli !
finger at im te pe in and I scd. Mil be i
mat man would line te go m ferit.
Xuthlng would please me mere, the
quicker the better, yeure my Idccr of
a spearty youngster, the man sed. Kelng
a thin man with wide clothes, nnd he
went In with the dentist nnd stnrted
te go, Ow. ewteh, wait a mlnnit, O. O.
Me thinking. Heck, geed nlte. And
jet then my teeth nke started te net
hert nt nil anij I get up nnd smirk ever
te the table and get my cap and the
dentist called out. Ill be with , oil In
u cupple of mlnnlts new. Kenny.
Net having cny effect en me en nc nc
ceunt of me being half ways down
stairs and still going.
ISAAC STARR, JR & CO.
United State Government
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