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NEW YORK BOND TRANSACTIONS
i(
Date
2. '21
hnlKT ...Lew
m. fcV IS: -S3
t ', pii.uu june
be n July 11,
83.01) M-iy in.
8.1.80 May in.
81.40 May 20.
SI 110 .tray 21,
ne.OO June 7.
81.00 Met 21.
July 24, '
RO
,(uiy z;i, '2S
July 14. '22
Julv 10, '22
July 23. '22
July 24. '22
July 24. '22
July 2.1, '2J
Julv 20, '22
Julv 2fl, '22
July 27, '22
July 20, '23
May 10, '22
Apr, 8. '22
6. 54
62.00
1A1.TH
101,40
101.00
100.80
101.00
100.8(1
101. RS
101,(12
100.0R
100. BO
84.00 July 80, '20
81.40 May 20. '20
83.80 Dec. 2.1. '20
8.V nn Dec. 20, '20
82.40 May in, '20
82.44 .May 20. '2(1
82.00 Mliv 20, '20
P1.70 May 20. '20
1)4.08 May 21, '20
SALES IN $1000
FOREIGN BONDS
Anten Jerns l oe
Wsate) 1114
1..., 1114
1.... 1114
8flat 112
K S'bs Croats
& Slenes 8s
.1 73
K Sweden tls
3. .. 1044
2. . 1044
.".(sale) 1044
U JIar W On 10 US
8 7R'i 3 98?,
B 79 Dutch E Indl's
2 70 ct flt '47
IS 70 1 Ot'i
1 79i 4 .... 04H
Ante Ilep'c .1 3 014
2 834 4 04'i
Ants Rep'c 7s Dutch K Indl's
1.... 1014 ct Cs '0
1.... icon i
9.14 iParls-Lyens M
Wsale) 100 4 e..
01 1 ttall'y Cs
Chinese aeve t
1I-K Rly Bs
a si
City Berd'x Cs
1 78
1 7,
City of Chris
tiana Ss
4.... 109
City of Copen
hagen 34)
10 0014
1 004
City Greater 1
Prague 74 a
8 7.1
1.. . 03S 3 7.1
rrnm'n Indust 20 724
Dev 74 s rets 1 7.1
1 8041 fl.. .. 724
1 804 Queensland 7s
.1 00 1 108
Geve't rrench .Republic Rell-
II 74 s rets tla Ss
1 91 1 0.14
0 04 1 .. 934
1. . .. 04 II Chlle ct 7s
Oet't Frenahl 2 . .. 9(14
Republic 8s in Chlle T Bs
8 .... 0S4 ' 00 4
1 08 4 R Chlle 8s "20
1 etv, 1... I"!"
City Lyens As.Helland-Am'n
Hep Luea 4 "
1 7SS Line Cs
City Mars's fls 4 SR'
4 784'Jap Gutcn't Is
8 7S4 It .... 814
8 7841 2 814
City of Mente- 2 ... . 81 4
video 7s K Belgium Is
1 004 B. .. 0.14
T(sale) 904 K Bels'm 7 4'
1. ... 0141 1 inns
Ctr Rie de Ja- 1.... 100
5.. . '..I .
Rep'e of II" I.
As wt
21...
904
0(14
2 ... 90
(l(ale 9(1
10 tllat) 004
Statu of aa
1 I'aule ct bs
I 1 .... I'll
nerle Ss '46
. . inn U li un urn
Delirium 6s I A I 54 s '29
1 ... 9(14 K
Cty Rie de Ja- 1 . . . 0'v.
1:.... ii-"1
nerle S3 "47 7(ale) 99
2 97 1.. . 1O04
Cty S I'aule 8s Klnedem Den
2 94 Mark Cs
8...
10...
17...
1...
1124
1124
113
1124
1 984' 3 984
3.
1134
f S, City of Sels- 3 984
t'JT tens 6s 3 '.-4
' 1 78 5. . . 9S 4
I'jjfr Crecho-Sleak IC or Nether-
;. 3' Rep'c 8s lands Cs wl
' 2 SITs , 7 O1-'
j-Jb 4 Sil'j1 1 1(8 4
iyf b. ... seM r, 94
tjt Denmarl: Cen 12 .. li4
rm ct A Ss I 2 ....
ZK 1. .. 10S S ... Us",
Jjf De Can 5s '20 17. . . 01
iral 2 014 Klnedem Ner-
s&w IS.... 90 41 ay tia wl
SgjE D Can 34s'2l) 2 100
Slj 1 101'- 2 . 1"0
ifi De Can 5 '31 iKInndem Ner-
Wfir 1 .... 09 way ct Ss
ft De Can Cs '52 1 1114
& 2 09 '
V K Ort Rrlt
A I 54 s '37
21... 1024
U 3 Ilrezll 7s
1 (flat) 8(14
fn'd 8 Brizll
74s rcta
10 t'4
.1 ... 0 1
1.. .. ".14
-'I 7(s.ile) 93" j
1 .. . 93 4
L" S Brazil 83
1 .. . 0s
2 ;f.S
1 ' . 984
V S Mexico 4s
15 .17
DOMESTIC HONDS
II S Govern' t
Central Rd of
Cuban Cane S
8s st'd
3 904
1 90 4
44 a rets
N Jersey
10.
90 Rl 5.... 1004
09 88 Cere de Pas'e
99 81 Cep'r Ss
8..
1..
ISO..
te.,
c.
R .... 90
1"J '
i'i S
12941 1 91-4
129 I r.. ... 91
U341 2... . 914
99 SO
99 HI
0.
in..
CO..
1..
11..
10 .
1..
J:!!,'lCu.ba n,IlI.:'!,l
AJax Rub'r S
1 90
1 ort
American Ajr
Chem 74
1.... 1024
Amer Smelt A
ItefV Cs
1 934
4 9.1
1304 Del A II 34 s
1U04 1
1.11
1314
1314
1314
D A R G fd Cs
21 40
Dt Ed! 3s '33
1. .. 100
Det C R 44s
4 SC
Dun Light fls
4... 1034
Dls Securities
10.
8(flat) 131
finale) 1.11
4.... 132
3.... 133
3.... 132
2.... 132
10 014
American Suz
Bet'e 0
B 102
1 iai'j ct
C A O cv 44sl j
L.... H'l'i,
1 Si 4 I S
CO
30.. . 102 ,C's A t cv Ss Dui Let
Am Tel A Tel 1 . . . :i2" , 1
elt 4s 1... . 'Jl a!,t,.rn
1 91 'i 4 l(2 4 Sugar '
1 91 4 ' .1 ... 9241 r... ..
74s 1
.Th.
" lu
f4s
07
A Tel A Tel ,1s 1. .. .93 I 3 07,
US 4 Chl A Alt 34 s Empire find i
1
9s4 1.. .. 214
uel
1 98 4 .1 244
ATelATel fls' 3 244
1.... HB4!Chl D A Q Bs
. . . 9.14
... 93 4
... 934
AtChT ASFe 2.... 1004
1004 Flslt Rub'r Ce
100 4 8s rcta
100 1..,, ie.ij;
1004 2.,.. 1034
1004 1.... 10B4
1004 ie.l:
adJ 4s 3...
1 824 2...
Atch Topeka A 1...
a Fe 4s 10...
2 R04 3..
1
804 Chlcnce A E'n'r-ranelsce su
4 fi94 Ills Cs '01
lsi JltJ 74s
1.1 1004
.1 I112
0... . "i4 1 1 . S14
10... 894 Chl M'l A Pgt
At la' a Knox a Sound 4s
Cln 4s .1 . 05',
1... . P0 Chicago M.I A
Atl'c ReX'i: Cs St P 4s m
102
1024
10.
7. .. 102
fVne'I Elec Is
1 .. 1004
10'sale) 100 4
3 101
1 10 101
2.. .. Mi 1
7S4
7S4
7SV
1 9S4
Bait A Ohie
Pitt 3 Vis
9...
1...
1...
4...
S0i
.l, X nhln ,rhl-airn Mil 1 ' '-'OO S
West'n3',s j St P 4s -34 J0?
i 9iw, - s" ;,';
B 91,l 3 B6HGenl nrac-
Bait 4 Ohie 4s,Chlcane Mil il mnes ci t,-
12 S04 StP cv 4is
1 81W B OS
B A Ocv 4sf 3 05'i
4 98U
Goedrich 11 K
OHs rets
IB 60 i
13
10.
1.
lOlfj
Bait & Ohie Ss
1 85
1 81'.
Bait & Ohie ns
6.... lOO'i
a.... 100't
3 ns
Chicago Mil &
StP fd 4'is
101H
l"!'l
101
101
1011,
1..
H r,7t
1 ns
1 57r-s
2.... 101
l loe-,, r. .... r.s
,:" J.r I
n2J.
Barr.ed.iI1 Oil Chlram Mil A
Cerp'n A 8s i Stl urn l'?e
4 102 3. ... T9 I
Bell Telephone 'Chlcace Mil &
' - t
08"
09
ns;
et Pa 7s a l- cv u
1 108!
(IT'i
i;oeiiear t a
Beth steeiisi n , ,lub r ,, .41
2.. . 01) Chlrace & Nthl n ...
B Bteel fd 5s West n 7s I 7 .,'.,,
n li.li; I "I 'cran't-y C M. e
4 05 W .Chlcaeci nail- f" "i, l S
4 00 ay3 Bs i',i J wr .?"
Beth Steel 8, 1 I; lord Trunk e
'. "1 l, .' '' Can 6s r-t
1 W,.""l flUCK I ft 101
Jiner l eirei . au iu ia
Ce SHs wl 10 R'?
r. .. . am ie ..ss
10 OlVChl Heck t
2 Pt Pac cen 4s
2. ... Ol'il 1... . 7fi4
si.n 1T.I fr. Ka f 11&.
1 104U
Or'd Trunk of
Canada 7s
1.... 112
II.. UZ'i
Oreat Nerth'n
a. fTr.:,Ph''n-,Tn0l nall'y 64s
Bkn Edl I 7s; Sta 4'4h
1. 107i 1.. .. m
Bkn Ilap T 7s It ... n
10 Ill 7(sale) R!M4
1 01 'Chicago & Wn
1..
10
2.... 102H
1.... 102l
1.... 1021,
1 I02H
l et4
Indiana 4s
Oreat North' n
8 01
B Ilap T ct 7s
IB 00
IS 00
1 74'
HaU'y 7a
10 7lVi
utK
Chile Cep'r fls
3.... 110H
1.... HOUj
1.... UOU
2 OOH
2 .... eai;
S(sale) liU
1 00
10 .... OOU
3 (flat) 01
Bkn U Oas 6s
I.... 103U
Harlem It 4 P
Broek'n Union
Chester 4s
2 78
Elev 1st Bs
1 R2W
Havana E niy
Bush Terminal
Chile Cep'r 7s
L A Put .'.a
1 82
B fis
2 OR
: 03
10.... 110K
20.... Ill
10 ... lll.
Hrshey Che
celate Ce (Is
(1 .... 0SH
Bush Ter'l Ss
2 ... 111V.
1 87"i
.1 . . nm,
1 0RS
2 0W
IS 0SH
Hudsen i. Man
In ail J Cs
IS (Ill
Hudsen & Man
fd Ss
Callf'a Oas A
Cln Gas l'-i s
Elee Ss
B 00
1 .... 117",
ri . . . . OS
2 .... 07
Canad'n Nth'n
(Vis rets
C N T 4s 'S5
1.... Ill
.... Illli
2.... Ill
1.... llltt
10 00
Cl'd Cln Chl 4
St Leuis 6s
3... 101',-i
1 84
4 RH
1 84tt
Canad'n N 7s
Clevel'd Union
i.... it:.
1.... 112V
Term'l OHs
1... 103i
Humble Oil &
1.... 112U
Can' an Fae 4 s
Cole & S'n 4s
Ilcfg BHs
1 OS
1 07
I OS
1 Os'l
2 08i
5 02
a..
70si
Columbia O &
h
70 !
70 U
Elee 1st st'd
I.. .. 0fli
C Cable UH
10 07
efsale)
2
t
1
70 U
70 n;
Ills Ctl fd At
70 H
Coin Asacarea
87'i
70 U
Para qua 7'4
2 00'i
e(sale) 004
Ills Cen'l n'js
Cent'l et Oa u
1 ... ion,
a.... ion;
u.... 101 11
x.... tee
C Leather 7s
1 (flat) 01) H
a.... 10QU
X.... 100S
Ceattral Faclqa
1 (flat) 00TV
(Kflat) 100
(Ills C St L &
,N Or Jt Ii Ss
0SK
IndVa Bteel Bs
l... 102
Cen'd Ceal CO
1st 4a
. ..... 6
of Md 6s
1. .. .. 6S
( ' bm VUjt
LIBERTY DONDS AND VICTORY NOTES
TUnne, '22
Hlih iw Iue
10.1.02 04.8 Liberty 34 . 1032-47
102 70 iM.rs i.in-ertv bvp, registered ..,....,.,,.,,
101 01 - M.70 Liberty lift cv 4s, 11M2-47 ,
101.30 07 00 Liberty lat cv 4. registered
100. 0 0.1.(10 Liberty 2d 4s. 1027-42
100.84 05.BO Liberty 2d 4s. registered
102.00 08 un Liberty 1st I'd cv 4Us. 10.12-47
101.78 0(1.00 Llbertv 1st cv 41 s. 10,12-17
101 40 IB.W Liberty 1st cv 4Hs, registered
101.00 U4.0 Llbertv 2d cv 4's, 1027-42.
100 80 0.1. OS Liberty 2d cv 4'Js. registered
101.00 no. 74 Liberty 3d 4Us. 102S
100.8(1 01.72 Liberty 3d 4'i a. registered
101.80 0.1.80 Liberty 4th 4'i a. 103.1-38
101.02 0.1.70 Liberty 4th 4U registered
100 08 100.02 Victory 4s. 1022-23
100.00 00.84 Victory 4s, registered
4.... 102 M & StL f,l Bs
N Y Cfl en 4s
3 824
N Y Ctl ls'42
Interbore Rnp 2 3
Tran fd .is M StP & a Ste
3 71 Marie 4s
InterDote Rap 10 881'
Tran 7s wl 4 88',
1 0.14 1 89
1
... 88
Cent'l 5s
... 074
... 07 4
... 074
... 974
... 074
. .. 974
N Y
f.
4.
0.
4 .... 0.1 VM str A S ate!
Intr'l A Oreat1 Marie Bs
N'n ct fls I 3 784
10 OilU'M HtP A S Ste
I M Marine Os Marie 04 s
0 894 1.,.. 101
1 (,9V M K & Tex 4s
1..
11.
Y Ccn'l Os
2 ... 101",
15 10t
Iowa Cent'l 41 1 80 4 IN Y Chi & St
1 304 'M Knti & Tex. Ix)Uls 4s
Julius Kaer I alj Bs wl I 10 .... 894
A Ce 7s rets
4 .... r.x'-S N TK Deck 4s
1 5841 1.. .. 774
B . . . . ,'.s 'N Yerk lldl'n
4 . . . B8 04 s rets
3 ... 084. 1.... 110
5.... 1014
Kan C l'l S 1
Memp 4a
1 78
Km pah .. M Kan A Tex 1 ... 110
2 t,i) Bs A 1 .Vew Yerk O .t
K C T Illv l 1 814 Wesl'n 4s
4 . . 82, ' 1 8.1 4 1 094
Kelly Sprlne'd, 1 b.14 N, Kyn ct 5s
Tire 8s
5 107
Klncs County
Lint 04 m
B .... 834! Ksale)
M Kan A rex N Yerk State
fls C wl I Ills 14 s
3 004 I 1 .... 0"
2 07 ' N Y Steam (Is
09,
I.akn Mhnr- M,Me I'aclP.c 4s
1 074
S'n 4s '28 2..
1 914 1
Lak !41ere M1 1-.
S'n 4s '31 I '.
0 925 3..
034 N Yk ."n'l
03 u West n 14 s
(1.14
(114
0.1 4
1 .... 48'i
".'W Yerk Tel
Cs of '41
1.... 1054
2... 105 4
1 . 10,14
(lli. 1 lei 10.14
Kllat' 10,14
2 ... 10.14
7 in.14
11
U34 '
3 02 4 Me I'ac Cs H.1
I. Val rn 4 4s 2 . .. . 8i)ij
10 . . 014 Me 1'aciflc (Is ,
L A Mer 1 2 04i
2 974 1 1 9S4'
- 074 9 .... OS 1.'
1 .. . 07 4 2 94
4 10.14
New Yerk Tel
La A N V Bsl 0 0-
1 7(l4,Ment'ii I'wr .Is fls of '49
2 70 I 3 904 H 1
Mir.atl Rusar,Mututl Tuel d N Yk W C A
Cemp'y 74 s Cemp'y 5s I Hest 44
2 08 B 94 1 41
Marl.et Street Ntl Rall'yn efi 2 414
Rly 1st 5s Xlex -l '57 I 1 4C4
3 0141 1 2fl Nfk A Wn 4s
1 014 Ncw Ensd Tel1 1 f'94
.Market Ptrt I A Tel 5a 7 894
Rly cel (Is I 1 984, 4 90
B ... 914 2 .. . 9s 0 00
Mlrh S T, 1 is 1 OS
2 ("(4 '-.. 9-
N Pacific R 3s
, ' ri' I
Mldvaln steel
New Or Tet A 1 (114
Melce Cs I 3 C14
A Ord'c Cs
1 ,
M.,
894' 1 .... 78 ' 2 . . 014
8i, 1 774 N Far-iflc II Is
C s9 4lNew Or T & 7 804
1 S04l Mexico Cs iN Pacific H .1
Mln A St I. 4s 1---. 1904 2 994
r' 374'N Y Cent'l 4s N Pacific R fls
1 3"4 1 91 1.... 1054
News for Investors
A. rtl!?lnnLl IVntnfill n.wl ltntAt- T
, .. - . ..... ..,.,. .w.-it ,fct
1' "iuun arc a.-"eciated witli tiulbtirv,
I.II11 fc Ilalne..
The avrnce nrice of the twentv ne.
l"e Induitrial st..el;s ndviiiicMl' e.Ul
per cent .UMenhiy fi 07. .SV while ihe
twpnt; rallruiuU declined 0.''.". per cent
10 CH.ii..
A mutuollzatien plan, through which
employs will Mitirc directly in the
profits of the company, was adopted
by directors of S. W. Strauas & Ce.,
of New Yerk.
The offering of the Austrian internnl
geld loeji and of the hhares in the new
1 national bank hne been declared tuc
I (("sful. us the issues have been prac
tically subscribed
DirVetnrs nf ih.. I'lur Mnnnfnniii.in '
'Company, of X,.w Hedford. .Ma-.. ln 1
.1 1.. 1 1 ,,,, . ...... .
iiiTisircii a ciisn diwiienil ct .U. Ill
addition the cempain preiiices n Uh k
divhlend of r0 per cent im reae in its
(apitallza.ien from SMKI.OOO te si..
IJD.OOO.
The Central Aguirre Sueur Company
reports for the year ended July lit, lajt,
net income after charges and deprecia
tion of .JTfil.'siS, equal te S.'.Ol n share
en the l.'i.OOO shares of stork, com
pared with 5007,13", or Ae a. share,
in 1021.
A syndicate headed by the Tnien
Trust Company of Chicago and IlaUey
'e is offering nt par and !
issue of $l.rine.000 Ilrv-
btuart t
:mt P.iner (Vinn.niiv first iiinrtcia.. '
..,...,,..-.... .' ..... nA.. . nl .... ....
cent sinKln-,' fum
,..e,i i i. . -i..
The N'lni-sine Mines Cnmnnnv I.im- .
ited (operating company), us of De-
ceinber II had cash in bank. Canadian ,
war
bends, Tnited fetutes Treasury
certiticates and inveitmeuts uggre
gatiug $3,830,00 (. Value of ere und
bullion in transit, en hand und in
process nt mine and mill, and bullion
ready for hhipment, amounted te $711,
107. The expected Canadian Federal do
mestic lean of .$100,000,000 will net be
lleated, but financial requirements for
National nnd National Railway deficits
will be met liv a New Yerk flotation
of net les than Sir.O.OOO.OOO. The
arrangements for this lean will he made
. t-- . - -fl T.-!..nn..
ii tne return irem i.uruiic "i mm.' .
Jiirlster Fielding, who is expecteii iiere.i.iniengirg lire, but H was net npparent
b the end of the ear. . , i-day that the patient had benefited.
c... I,l,..l,1pu nf flirt I'enii f enrrril
--.-.gini ... ...v. -
Light and Power Company, of r ml
at the close of bubiness December lu,
i win ee eiiuucti i ""ut '" "
additional preference Hhares at the pi ice
of Sel per shore Hat, payauic en or be
fore .Innuary '- en the bntds of 30 pir
rent of their holdings ns of record De
cember 10. Warrants will be mailed
December 16.
When directors of the Peeples' Gas
Light nnd Coke of Chicago meet te dis
cuss dividends Thursday, an Increase
in the qunrterlv rate tn .M.rU, pla intr
the stock en n -?0 annual buhls, is loeli
cd
for. Dividends were resumed at ?."
annual ntte last January. Last year
net earnings alter nil eiurges were ,l,-
ISl.OOt). dittul te MI.Imi a share en the
$aS.500,0(M) capital eteel;.
1'nder ptovisiens of the voluntary
sinking fund set up by directors of
the I.oul'lena and Northwest Itail Itail
read, owned by the Middle State Oil
Company, by which U0 per cent of
net earnings: applicable te dividends IS
set iiKKie ler oenu redemption, the
company will purchase en January 2,
$12,000 of its bends. The Mime amount
wns redeemed three months age. The
regular quarterly dividend of 1 per,
cent will be paid te stockholders of
Louisiana and Northwest en January
l, te Helders of record December 15.
LONDON STOCK MARKET
LlBt Seft, With Tendency te Ge
Lewer Dellar Descriptions Dull
Ijoudeti, Dec. 12, Iliihliiess In se
curities en the stock exchange was re
stricted by the fortnightly settlement
today. The maikets generally were
soft and showed a tendency te go lower
as a ruin.
One of the bright spetB was the gilt
edged list, which gained ground en a
demand from Investors, French leans
wcre fiulet nnd featureless. The rub-
her section also was steadier as the
reeult of an improvement In the crude
article. Industrials dropped. Hud Hud
eon's Bay was 7 11-10.
Heme rails were irregular but
changes were narrow. Dellar descrip
tions were dull around previous levels.
Seme Argentine rails were firmer.
The oil group wavered but changes
were small, tteyal Dutch was 3-l'A,
Shell Transport and Trading 3 lfi-ld
ajid Mexican Eagle 2 8-1(1. Kaffirs
were without support tnd Batted
EVENING PUBLIC
1:30 Net
l'.M. Chge.
,100.30
lllth
100.32
Lew
100.30
08. DO 08.50 118.60
'lib', id
'fVelrU
08.38
oe.oo
'e'h'.iU
08.80
100 10
'ob'.id 'ue.iA
08..10
08. 38
08.00
'iVs'.si
118.71
100.88
08.51
08.38
03.02
08 84
08.80
100.40
2.... 10S4
.... B4
.... r84
.... 58s
.... r84
. ... B84
.... B84
. ... B8
A 3 Fran
1 50 4
1 504
Nth S Tw (Is
B.
0.
B.
1.
r.
fl.
StL
10.... 1014
North Wcst'n
Dell Tel 7s
1T0I ITdlsen 7s
1.... 1004
1.... 1004
Union Hag A
Paper Oa
B 03
4.... 107 4
1.... 1074
Oregon S L 4s
0 02
7(aule) 02
Herles A 4s
1 704
U Oil Calif fls
15.... 1014
Oregon S Line
.1 (flat) 70 4
1.... 101V4
Buar'd Cs
2.... 1024
StL A S Fran Union Pae 4
Serles 11 Bs 1 014
1 87 I 14 91
1 8041 B 014
Ore-V n H A
Navl Ce 4 s
1 814
B 81 4
StL A S Fran 2.1 01H
Series C fls IL'nlen P cv 4s
1 984 1 2.. .. 934
Otis Steel 74
rets
1 02'1
1 92 4
1 0.1
4 .... nan
nacine Gas A
nice 3s
B 024
B 024
(1 (Hat) 024
1 024
Pae T A T Bs
4 .... 1)74
Paclfte Tel A
Tel fd Bs
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GOV. RUSSELL VINDICATED
OF WOMAN'S CHARGES
Verdict for Governer Reached by
Jury in Twenty-eight Minutes
Oxford. Miss.. Dec. 11. Afler twen
ty-eight minutes of deliberation jurors
sc'iiTiliiy brought ill u verdict for (lOV-
erner I.eeM. Km-ell. in the Slim.O'K)
il.i,,t.,rt unit wlii.li Ile I (if.iu Illrl..-
""f '- : ;.- ,.....-
ll""1 1'1'1, l""""KIlt, against him en the
eharge of betrajal and pernntient im-
.!'"'' "'" """"''"""
inn I otieratien
While every bit of testimony had been
delivered te n packed courtroom, the
verdict was delivered te empty benches.
Neither the defendant nor plaintiff was
present.
Judge Ilelraes had instructed the jury
te bear In mind two points only
whether there had actually been Im
proper relations between the Governer
an'' "Fs Hltkhead and whether or net
"'" reputation of the Governer's no-
user prier te this time was beyond
'i""-'"""
J h Illrkhead declared she would
return te New Orleans at once, but
,hlU s"e "01l "et announce further
P1""8 untl1 uf,er consultation with her
I J"'eJ
DR. WHITENACK SINKING
Bleed Transfusion for Baby Special
ist Falls te Improve Condition
Newark. N. J.. Dec. 12. Dr.
Royal Miller 'Whttcnack. Newark's
baby specialist, who la ill in the Pres
byterian IIeBpital with bleed poisoning
contracted from a baby patient, was
V'".i.ln ! rru.' r. en tot'!M -
Anether bleed transfusion oneratien
i i , i , .
i was periermeu yesicruny in nope et
1 1. t,.,nlr p.nlneM nnu,,1i,enn, L
," "."'.. -- ..-.....uJ..i -
I for a time jesterdny and recognized
members of the fnmlly. lie bpeke a
' iew wenis in in:. iif,
The "Mlrucle Man's" skill has saved
the lives of many babies and his v .fe 0ung men were making themselves ac
ini received numerous letters from quninted with each ether,
mothers Informing her that they have I t RPemcd te the Observer, a "geed
prayed for his recovery anil caused
masses and prayers te be said 'i their
chti relies.
Liverpool Cotten
1 I niuil. Tl.n. ll.Snet OOttOn tvi, In
I limited demand today with prices stJy
, nn the basis efar. advance of thr
euTes'"" rlciipts weriB
uvuiu. ufc inrcn pninis
sales wnre
401)0 tales The receipts were in, nun bales
nf hli.h IKIOO bales were American l'utur-i
ec'i.ed el eteady and then turned quiet
.s r-.it prices were. American, mlddllnir fir.
1' I (Id. K'ie4 mlndllnix 14 flld, fullv mid
1 in. 14 f.flJ mlddllntt. 14 Sid; low mlddlinu
14 21di noed ordinary. 13. Old, and ordinary.
13 iU.
St. Jeseph Lead Pays Extra
. . r ie rri at tasmv, r ,. .
12. The St.
r-e'mranv ha's declared an extra dividend et
twenty-live cenis nni me isiw uuiirieriy
dividend of twenty-flve cents, both payable
March 20 te stock of record March 0 In
IJin iiirriuuii M...... -.. --.. - .....-i.,a
cunts was also declared.
SMITTY
..j t 1 1 v fmrrfsssaisaaar . a
Ite DUSTED THE h. ..sKunmni.. THERE'lVe FINISHED v ll I If tl- . ( SAV ! WHV DIDNT N
BOSS'S DESK-FILIED WE J-K- .'' CLEANING AND PONTAUSS ) 1 SVAlTTY ) n-J VOO CHWGE THE DrA
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? M ' .H ( B VUSHT SIMMS ) X..V
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g. n '.' 'ury'THlr- c it 61 H H vw" I Wm in,. ill)
LEDGER PHIEADEEPHIA", TUESDAY,'
THE
Letters te the Editor
Says Radicalism Will Fall In End
Te the Editor of t1t Evening TutHe Ledeer:
Sir The radicals at Washington
obviously have various and far-reaching
plans. Amenc these is n Bclieme for up
setting the vcnernble Electoral College
nntl mibstitutlng direct elections of
President and Vice President; though
as n matter of fact we have direct elec
tions te nil Intrntq nnd rmrnnROR new
The Electoral College has ceme te be
little mere thanngontlcmeii'B ngreement
nnd no one would thlnK of violating
whnt nmeutits te a sacred pledge en the
part of every member te abide by the
(icci8ien 01 the people nt the pens.
Anether scheme of the radicals is te
provide for the nomination of candi
dates for President and Vice President
by prlmnries Instead of conventions.
The primary system, It may as well be
ndmittcd, is net as popular as it used
te be. Xew Yerk has done away with
It nnd ether States are gravely dis
pleased with Its workings. The benefits
it was te usher In have been disappoint
ing while its disadvantages have been
rande exceedingly plain.
One argument against presldcntin
prlmnries 1m thnt they might give n new
and dangerous Influence te the proraet-
era of "clinin nowsnaners." newspapers
nt iMItli e,l In mnnv pIMen lirulpr unified
.. ' 1 ri, . iV ,iu ,- nitelv
"''",'..A' "' '"."". ""1.1. "XL" "" , 1
eini, cmiimcni 11s iw eus iiiiui( im-
ceis appear 10 ne, iney win ue uum iu
convince the American people at any
enrlv lnv flint tlie national nemtnat-
early day that the national nemtnat
nR 'convention should be given up and
'nation - wide primaries set up in their
stead.
The rndlcals nre a class and sectional
group. They represent chiefly the West
ern 'agricultural Interests, though Jjierc
nre f-eme Southerners among the,m. They
nre Intent en "helping the farmer" nnd
It is ieaeniil)le te expect that during
the ne.'.t few years they will be able te
can-v threiich Congress censtdcrnDie
wuintlnn desiBiied te iis-sist the trnns
; .? . : ... .!, t. -e ,l.l.
I JliSSlSSlppi tillers et IIIO boil eui 01 mcir
unquestioned dlllicullies.
They will find seen or late, however,
that no one class or section of the coun
try can he permanently benefited at the
expense of the ether classes and sec
tions. There have been sundry ether radical
movements in politics. It may be re
called that nearly a quarter of a century
age a Western Governer was pe en
thusiastic for the class and sectional
crusade of his dav thai he declared he
would be willing in its behalf te ride te
his bridles in bleed.
I have abundant faith that the
common
sense of the people nt large
will in the end rise btiprcmc te the
prevailing radical spirit In many sec
tions of the country, nnd bring us te the
real "nermnlcy" outlined by Mr. Hard
ing In hl.s campaign for the presidency
mere than two yearn age.
100 PKH CENT AMERICAN.
Wilmington, Del., Dec. 8. 10112.
Observer Gees te Churcri; Likes It
Te Die LMIter 0 7ie Evenlne Public Ledeer:
Sir One who calls himself an Ob
server ilerlil...! tn tnkp in the "new
sen ice announced en signs in front of'
k. I- , ,,1 1. , rn.. ...,.. .L,-iiiil 1
ci .mini's uuri'ii v x lu'uij -,-iv.,.
and Walnut streets), and by newspaper
notice, ler ssununy nlgnts. ine nuuic
ran: "Service of Prayer and Congre
gational Singing Organ JIusic Talks
en Popular Subjects Question Bex
Secial Half -Heur in Guild Heuse Aft
irwnnt This Service Is for Yeu
Come and Make It Yours."
The Observer found about 100 peo pee
Fnns present at this first Sunday-night
service of this kind: he also learned
that at the regular Prayer Heek serv-
1,,. ,Imi!ii,. tlw, .1.,,. ,l,n,.n l.e.t llAPn KOV -
v . ,,a,,,i 1,11; ,.,,, ill, iu lint, ,v- .'-. j
erui hundred people altogether, though
the weather was inclement. '
I he simple t-ervice, printed en n
le.'illel. included three or four hymns,
two Psalms, a number of responsive
readings and prnycr.s. the Apostles'
Creed nnd mere prayers all of which
the people present joined in.
The Observer wondered who these
people were. There seemed te be euite
a sprinkling of church people. Others
deubtlcbs were the merely curious ones
who go te any new thing. There was,
doubtless, the half-skeptic, wondering
what the preacher would say; the rest
less seeker after the truth, alwuys
learnimr and never able te settle en
anything; the werldling who had been
mevei te come. if. neic lance. Femetliing
might be said that might fittisfy mere
than it had tried ; quite a number of
jeung men and young women, in pairs
or blngly, possibly from neighboring
apartment houses homeless and hoping
te find something friendly.
After bevernl notices in regard te
the Question Bex, "no offering," and
the coffee-nnd-deughnut party after the
service, the preacher (evidently the
rector) nnneunced the subject of his
first "talk" as "The Ku Klux Klnn."
This was distinctly disappointing te
the Obaerver, but what the speaker
said he said well, and his closing re
marks ns te a daily life or love ana
1 geed-will left n geed taste. One must
. j..j i. , .. ka hc nh.
' jn'if-i? WJ ,111V LUII1, J&..U VMW w
server will listen In again.
After the service, the people were
' tlr,.,,d fe ,ntn the tmrish house and
,, . ..... .... , .l.n.
--get cufiuainiefi. aneut nmi ei m""
did se, and found a friendly gathering
dispeusing eelfee n-.d doughnuts. The
Uhserver overheard n numDer OI up
I nFiik. .mmentu mil Hnm( of the
j thing." HIMSELF.
Philadelphia, December 11, 1022
Questions Answered
Oldest Piece of Literature
Te the Editor nf the Eventne PuoHe Ledeer:
Sir What Is the eldest piece of literature
knewn t"da- ALICE M.
I'hlladn nhla. Decmber 8. 1022.
Probably the eldest known piece of litera
ture In existence Is the Ilubylen Tablet pre-dur-d
by the people of Habylenla.
Ideal Garden Seil
Te the Editor e the Kuenlne Publlff Ledeer:
i at. pic,, ,ii m whnt rnuM be properly
cfil'ed "the ldtal garden soil" ind eniiire
BTRErilON.
w. phn.d,iDhla. December 8. 1022.
The Ideal sarden
soil, aocerdlns te a
PEOPLE'S FORUM
1
Letter te the Editor iheuld be M
brief and te the point as possible,
avoiding anything that would open
a denominational or sectarian dis
cussion. Ne attention will be paid te anony aneny
H3?.u? .?tter. Namca and addressee
must be aimed aa an cvldence or
geed faith, although names will net
e printed If request la made that
the- be emitted.
. w . Publication of a letter Is net
te be taken as an Indersement of Its
views by this paper.
Communications will net be re
turned unless accompanied by post
age, nor will manuscript be saved.
fed authority consulted by the People'!
lerum. Is n mellow, vell-dralned leftm. At
ruie, eandy loams, this authority adds, wilt
""""" a"y crops, but the stlffer clay
loams usually u larrer yields.
Eligibility te PresFdency
Te the Editor of the Eventne Public Lcdeert
.1. ." you kln1y let ma Knew threueh
tne People's Forum whether an American
born boy can becem President of the United
Mates, or must he be of the fourth genera
tion? I thank you and wish the People's
J.VH? a nnPy end prosperous mw year.
1'RIEND OF TIID EVKNINO PUHIJC
LHUaKIt.
Philadelphia, Pseember 8. 1922.
Any Amerlcan-bern boy Is ellflble te the
Presidency of the United States. It Is net
necessary that he be of the fourth genera
tion. Andrew Incksrn's father emigrated
from Ii eland. Oeorte Washington was of
the fourth generation of Americans, whlcn
possibly gives you the Idea that euch birth
was necessary te eligibility te the Presi
dency. "Soldiers' Benus"
"C. P. I,.," Atlantic City Tour question
regarding soldiers' bonus waa answered In
Monday's Forum.
Poems, Songs Desired
"On the Banks of the Wabash"
Te the Editor of the Eventne Tufclle Ledger:
Sir tVeutil you kindly print In the Peo Pee
ples Forum "The Hanks et the Wabash
and My Indiana Heme," and ebllge7
.... C. GRIMES.
Philadelphia, nt-crmber fl. 1922.
ON TUB ItANKW OP TIIK WAITASH
Keund my Indiana homestead wae the corn
fields, In the distance loom the woodlands, clear
and cool;
Oftentimes my thoughts revert te scenes of
childhood,
Whero I first received my lessens n.
ture's school.
But orie thine thcre Is lacklnr In the plo ple
ture. Without her race It seems se Incomplete.
I lenu ti see my mother In the doorway.
as she steed there years age, her boy te
crcet.
. ciiertua
Waba'sh"ghl'S 'alr 'nl,!ht "l0nB ,h
Frem the fields thcre comes the breath et
new-mown hay.
Tlireufc-h the sycamores the candle llrhts are.
rieamlnir,
On the banks of the Wabash far away.
Many yea have passed since I strolled by
Arnurwirm ',, BW,etheart Mary by
It waf,ht;r0 I tried te tell her that I loved
" ,brlde,h6r, X b'Wed 0f her te b m"
.stV?k '- ce J Mre,,wl
Still I'd
Clve
ni,. - -"'' uiuii'i mean it.
here.
y luture were she only
cue-nun,
"Come te the Doer"
Rllde.ph... December ls.'
COMn TO THE DOOR
Come te the deer with a rreetln
WhT """, ft,'mllfl cn wur fat..
We-thv Ll '""," 0J are mcetl
"e.thy n heirty emhrace.
Treit net unklndlv nr rnt.n..
These whom te leso you'd dDlor dDler
nut still delightedly, boldly. "
Shew a glad face at the deer.
-Many a joy will g-0 by you,
cm , ,a f'lca8Ure eu'l miss.
Simply because you neglected
Maklntr concessions lllce this.
V ,hV,W? th9 eW ffndshlps
Te their old footing restore,
Olve them a heartier welcome.
Coming yourself te the deer.
When from his wanaertiurs dreary.
,., T""1 .th ,rav,' returns'
rer the dear faces se cheery
,IW,'1V,,W,( flr"l1 h ""ns:
Ji, f ey ley at l,ls """Inc.
Glad that the parting- Is o'er.
Thiy 1 be ready te greet him
Lre he's In slsht of the deer.
Only te think of the gTeetlnr
Itearty at close of the day
Only te think of the meeting
Oh. hew it shortens the wayl
Trials and worries perplexln
Trouble the spirit no mere
When we are met with caresses
Irem a dear one at the deer.
Heme Is the symbol of heaven I
pre In the sweetest content
All the years unto us given
May be delightfully spent.
If we are honest and faithful.
If we are true te the oere.
Letting love stand like nn angel
Always In charge of the deer.
"The Crowning Indignity"
Te the Editor of thi Evening Publie I.edaeri
Sir Pleare print the piece of poetry about
the boy who complained about hevlns- tn
take all his blireer brother's cast-off clothe.
and finally took the measles from him
. JIMMY DOT.
Philadelphia, December T, 1922,
thi; cnowNiNe WDiamTT
Just 'rause my brother Alfred, he
Is two years elder than me,
W'y everything he gets 'at's new
They give te me when he gets through.
I try my best te net te grew
An' catch up with his old things se,
nut when he uets tee big for cle'ea,
W'y I'm grewed Just exactly se's
They'll de for tre an' then I've get
Te keep en wearln' 'em a letl
My brother Alfred's pants Just watt
An' never get tered en the gate,
Or ripped en nails, or wered out none
Until my catchtn' up Is done.
When he gets new ones, my ma, she
Says his old pants will de for me.
An' Alfred crlns, an' leeks se glad
tt always makes me awful mad!
An' 'ats the way It always gees
I even get his underclVes!
An' all the boys at school they grin
At me when I come walkln' In,
An' whisper when they get th' chance,
"W'y he-de-de te Alfred's pants!"
DEOEMBEB 12, 1922
An1 let en Ilk 'at's all her
An' Ilk they never httrd e' m.
Wr. when I'm little, Alfred's eris
Was tlvt te me. in1 Alfred's bib.
An' Alfred's hobby-horse, an' swing
An' caster oil an' everything
1
Dut new It's worse 'an ever I I'm
Just mad clean through and through this
tints t
It's cot te mere 'an I earl sUneV
This rettln' bis thlnts second-hand'
An' I told ma 'at I think it
Is purty near th' time te quit.
My brother Alfred, he's been sick
With measles he was speckled thick!
Dut new he's threuth with them, you seel
He's rene and five 'em all te mi
"Kld'e Liiiit Fight"
Herbert Stuart. Philadelphia Send a self
addressed and stamped envelope and a copy
of "The Kid's Last Flsht" will be mailed te
you. It has been published lu the People's
Forum.
as well fs requested neems, rd enestleas
nt sfifierai 'n?ee wftt e swswed
'DRY' AGENTS TO BOMB OUT
BOOTLEGGERS' STRONGHOLD
Planet and Machine Guns Clear
Kentucky Mountains of Stllle
Covington. Ky., Dec. 12. (By A.
P.) Preparations te mass fiOO prohibi
tion agents, equipped, with bombing
r.lejics and machine guns for nn on
slaught en the mountain stronghold of
"Heb" Ballard's bnnd of Menifee
County moenshiners, are being made by
Federal authorities, according te three
officials who returned te Covington from
Mount Sterling yesterday.
They had been n part of the posse of
fifty prohibition agents who were re
pulsed after R. ft. Duff and David
Trendway, prohibition agents, had been
Bhet and killed in a three days' siege
of the moenshiners near Slate Creek.
The three officers, Elmer Cerrcll,
James "Weed and W. C. Huddlcsten,
said the War Department would be ap
pealed te for two bombing planes and
n number of machine guns, pouting out
thnt only by bombing the cntire moun
tain would it be possible te drive the
moenshiners from the caves and natural
barricades afforded In the wild section
of the State.
Belief that moenshiners from ether
districts were constantly reinforcing
these entrenched in the Slate Creek
section was expressed by Cerrell.
PRESIDENT OF URUGUAY
SEEKS DUEL WITH FOE
Challenge Fellows Charge by Can
didate Vetes Were Manipulated
Montevideo. Uruguay, Dec. 12. (By
A. P.) Dr. Baltasar Bruin, President
of the republic, yesterday challenged te
a duel Dr. Luis Alberte Hcrrera, for
mer secretary of the Legation at Wash
ington. The challenge was sent because et
Dr. Ilerrera's published charges te the
effect that Dr. Brum hnd se manipu
lated the recent presidential election
as te prevent the success of Hcrrern at
the polls.
Th( law of Urucuav permits duel
ing, provided a tribunal of honor, after
invpRtlentinB the grievances of the
chnllenger, gives its consent.
This Is the second time uuring ms
tenure of the presidency thnt Dr.
Brum has issued a challenge for a duel.
In 1020 he bent his seconds te the editor
of the newspaper El Pais. At that
time dueling was an offense punish
able by law.
PLANE EQUALIZER DEVISED
New Yerk Man Announces Device
Against Wind Puffs
New Yerk, Dec. 12. (Jrever Locn Lecn
lng. nn airplane Inventor nnd construc
tor, said last night he had completed a
new type of airplane control and that
flyin tests had demonstrated Its
success.
The Invention is called a lateral pres
sure equalizer nnd is mounted en the
extreme tip of each airplane wing. It
makeB the machine se responsive In
overcoming wind puffs, Mr. Lecning
Bniu, mat nying in atmespuericai con
ditions hitherto almost impossible te
overcome has been made entirely safe.
CRUSHED BY AUTOMOBILE
Frank Weatherby, Wilmington Rail
road Engineer, Dies Frem Injuries
Wilmington. Del.. Dec. 12. Caueht
between his automobile which he was
pushing along the Newport pike last
night and one epernted by William
M. Mink, of Bcllemoer, Frank Weath
erby, fifty-two years old, this city,
sustained injuries from which he died
here bhertly afterward.
Mr. Wcatherby's machine was giving
trouble, nnd he was trying te push it te
the side of the read when he was struck
by the ether car.
Weatherby was en his way te inspect
a new home he was building at Elm
hurst. He was a Pennsylvania Kail Kail
read engineer.
Pennsylvania Slayer Electrocuted
Bellefonte, Pa., Dec. 12. Jee
Themas, Negro, convicted of killing
Anna Klrker, en aged white woman, In
Mifflin township, near Pittsburgh, was
put te death In the electric chair at
Western Penitentiary yesterday.
"I READ IT EVERT MORNING"
A subserlber In Ilethlehem told us, Just
the ether day, that he neter lets a day pass
without reading- "The Weshlnsten Observer."
"It slves me a bird's-eye view of national
happenings." Te be well Informed en
political undercurrents, form this same
habit. Every morning- In the Public Lidqsk,
Dividends
THE ELKCTUIC jblOMAUK IJATTKU
Allegheny avrnue and 10th st.
Phlluilelplile. Dec, 0, 1022
The Directors have declared from ths
Accumulated Surplus of the Company a
rlvldend of one dollar (11.00) ,,or shore?
for the euarter t-ndlmr December 31, ni"
nm, an extra dividend of seventy-live cenii
t7Cc) per share, en the new common stock
without nominal or par value and the new
Preferred .'took of 2ft.l0 par value, payable
Jaeuurv 2. 1928. te etockhelders of record
of both et these classes of stock at the
close of business December 18, IBSJ. and te
these who subsequently become stockholders
of record of these classes of stock by con.
version of old stock of 8100,00 par value
uiiu new tutu. -Si'"J'l' "y inauea,
VALTER O. HENDERSON. Treasurer.
Finding
VtNAVflfAf.
UARLltlun - BROOKWOOD COAIi COM
PANV niMT M0RTOAOE a TEH CENT
SINKING jTVND fJOLD BONDS. DUE 1028
Pursuant te terms of Mortgage dated Jnly
1, 111, $25,000 ef said bends, as fellows,
have been drawn for redemption by sinking
Fund at 102H and Interest as of January 1,
1928, when all Intsreet thereon will cease,
TlSl
:2
120
125
180
189
488
nes
(104
878
708
711
740
622
B20
8B0
Above bends, with (It unmatured coupons
attached, should be presented for payment
at office of Trustee en or after January 1,
1021.
GIRARD TRUST COMPANT. Trustee
THOMAS 8. HOPKINS, Treasurer.
Philadelphia. Pa.. December 11. 1922.
Tltt! CI.KVET.AND PITTSBURGH
RAH-ROAD COMPANY ..
Cleveland, O.. November 28. 1S22.
Sealed proposals for the sale et.Oenerat
Merttas-e Bends of this Company vfer ac
count of the Sinking Fund, at net te ex
ceed par and accrued Interest, te the
mount of 884.080.00. will be Teeelved at
the office of Messrs. Winelew. Lanier
Company. BB Cedar Street, New Yerk. N. T.,
te the close of business DKCESIRER 20.
1922. Proposals must Indicate series, of
bends, "A." "D." "C" or "D." and alie.
In the eass ef Serles "D" must Indicate
the number of bends bearlns; coupons for
117. B0 and for 122.00, each . respectively.
Bends aecepted will be payable January
2, 1B2S. with interest te that date, at die
office of Messrs. Wlnslew, Lanier. A Ce..
as above. If net presented en that day
the rlcht Is reserved te reject the bid.
J. B. KLOSR. Treasurer.
Annual Meetings
t?3ir l-RANKLi NATIONAL BANK
"' Chestnut street west of Bread .
Philadelphia, Dee. 7. 1D23.
The Annual Meetln of the shareholders of
this bank will bs held at the banklnn house.
1416 Chestnut street, Philadelphia, en Tues
day, January 9, 1928, at 12 o'clock neon, for
the election of Directors te serve for the
ensulnr yean also te vote for or aaralnst a
pionesed Increase nf rlie capital sleck of the
bank from one million Ave hundred thousand
dollars tll.D0O.O00) te two million dollars
112,000,000), the Increase te be made by a
stock dividend from the undivided profits of
ths bank; and upon aueh ether business us
may be brought before the meeting,
J. WM, HARDT.
Vice President and Cashier.
35TMK MANAVlJMt NATIONAL HANK
a Philadelphia. Pa.
December 11th. 1022.
The annual meeting for the election of
Directors et this Uaiik will be held nt the
llanklnc Heuse, corner Main and Leverfn
streets, Phlta., en Tuesday, January litis.
1928. between the hours 11:00 A. M. and
1:00 P, M.. and for the transaction et any
ether business that may come before tin
meeting. ,
hi in .lire re J. juikkih. f'flsnler.
lSSr INBVItANCK COMPANY OF NOIITII
-' AMERICA
Third and Walnut streets. Philadelphia
The Annual Meetlnc of the stockholders
will be held at the lfeme Offlce of the
Company, en Tuesday, January . ltfJ3, at
12 M., for the election of Directors and the
transaction el such ether business as may
come before the meetlnc.
JOHN KRE.Mnn.
secretary.
eSSPTIIB ANNUAL ..MEETINll (IF THE
"-"' .Stockholders for the election of
Directors and such ether business as may
come before them will he held at ttie Mnln
Offlce. Second and Chestnut. Streets, between
the hours nf eleven nnd twelve o'clock, neon,
Tueadnr, Jnnnary 9, 1023.
CORN EXCHANOn NATIONAL BANK
A. M. MATTHEWS. Cn shier.
KS THE BANK OF NORTH AMERICA
-" Philadelphia, Dec. 7, 1922.
The Annual Meeting- of the stockholders nf
this bank, for the election of Directors, will
be held at the banking- house en Tuesday,
January O. 1928, between tha hours of 12
o'clock neon and 1 o'clock r. M.
K. H KfMBTt. Cnshler.
5&s"nUS ANNUAL MKET1NG OF "TUB
" stockholders of the Creft A Allen
Company will be held at the office et the
company, 83d and Market streets. Philadel
phia, Pa., January O, 1023, between 2 P. M.
and B P. M.
(Bhrned) B. H. CItOPT.
P3STHK ANNl'AL MEKTINfl OF TIIK
w Weman' Southern Homeopathic Has.
nttal. 739 Keuth Bread Street, will occur nt
3 T. M.. December 14, 1022, by order of the
beard of manaBers.
ANNir: M. MILLKTt. Recretrtrv.
Annual Kleellens
3S THE PHILADELPHIA NATIONAL
3' BANK
rhltadelrhla, December B, 1922.
The Annual r.lectlen for Directors win
he held at the Banking- tioue en Tuesday.
January O. 1923. between the tieurs of 12
Noen
i and l r. .m.
O. HOWAHD WOLFE. Cashier.
HOL'THWAIIK NATIONAL BANK
raji&aeiiuiiH. itk.
The annual election for Directors jt this
Bsnk will be held at the lUnklnf: Heuso en
Tuesday, Janunry 0th, .1023. between Hie
hours et 10:00 o'clock A. M. and 12 e'elnek M.
E. II. WEIIT.
Cashier.
Proposals
n.OKENCE ril'E FOUNDRY AND 5IA-
chlne Company Trust Mortgage Te the
heldeis of tna (1 per cent iiiortuaue bends ut
the Florence I'lpe Foundry and Muthlne Com Cem
pany: Sealed proposals will be received until 3
P. M.. December ; 15th. 1922. nt the efnee of
Ihe Commonwealth Title Insurance and 'rrust
fn?t,,t.y'?'ru5,,'ei 3th ana Chestnut Streets.
I'lilladelphla. for the sale te them, at such
discount for present cash payment, as the
holders thereof may offer, of all or any part
of se many bends pt 11000. or $100. of the
Florence Pipe Foundry and Machine Company
Mertsxsajres. the sum of 110,000, applicable
te theTSTnklng Fund will pay for. In accord
ft?" .Kllh tne '"ms of Mortgage made by
the Florence Pipe Foundry and Machine
20th?"nyi8 Trustee, dated February
Lewest bids within the number stated will
be considered, and If accepted, the parties
offering them advised at ence anil payment
be made en surrender and transfer of the
bends en and after December lth, 1922,
Interest en hends se accepted will cease
en December '3th, 1022,
The Trustee resenes the right te refect
any or all bids net satisfactory te said
Trustee.
Hheuld the principal sums of the bends
offered at the same rate of discount by
different holders exceed the amount of Hie
Blnklnc Fund for distribution, the Trustee
will cheese by let from said bends the re-
Sulred number nnd amount thereof te be re
emed and paid.
Proposals should bs endorsed "Proposals
for the sale of Bends of the Florence Pipe
Foundry and Machine Ce. Mortgage" and
addressed te CHARLES K. ZUO. Vlcs-Prssl.
dent nnd Trust Officer, Commonwealth Title
Insurance nnd Trust Ce., 12th and Chestnut
btreets. Philadelphia. t.nsinui
Commonwealth Title Insurance and Trust
Ce.. Trustee. December 1. 1922.
PROPOSAL FOR IKINDH
BOROUGH OF SHARON HILL. PENNA.
Sealed proposals for the purchase of the
whole or In part of Nine Thousand Dollars
($0000.00) 4H7 Berlstere.1 Bend, of thi
Borough rf Hharen Hill, date.! January a
1023. In denominations of One Theusatiii
Dollars (IIOOO.OO). free of Pennsylvania
Mate Tax. Interest paJab! semi-annually
prlclpal payable January 2, 1033. will be
received by the Secretary.
The Borough of Sharen IIIli reserves the
rlgjit te reject any or all Mls. Bids close
8 P. M.. Ileceinber 27. 1922. c,"
WM, II MIl.LIKEtf. Secretary
Bh.rnn H'U t' r --CV n 1" ''
nivldends
American Telephone & Telegraph Ce.
183d Dividend
The regular quarterly dividend n i.
dollars and t ent -II, e rents per share wTn
be paid en Monday. Janu.iry 15, lata ,
enesaay . uecember 20. inJ-
H HLAin-SMITH. TreR.f.V..
t&
uuLUMiiLi At,.Mi, iucir-rrr-
Bread ami Columbia At rim
Philadelphia. K 10!!,
a regular nieetlng of the lien ?"i
A. ....;- w-
At
rectors
s. neia inis iate, a seinl-am i,T.i Aff.i
fiend
01 u per eni was rterhirei "'J.'
ar!012.-i2,efP
.luniiarv
December 20
10,V,-, ,C.h!. will t,"
fSpnM
WtLt 1 a m" WJJ ,t"' maiiidT
WILLIAM A. CARI.ILH
Te....'
FBANKLl.N hECUItrill.-, uiftMiH -. 1 i.'rr
Philadelphia. D.rembe 1 '."'iV'.0
The Beard
. :v..n nun ,niH .,-
aEHALD leKsxtiv'
Treasurer.
the Needle in the Huustack
104 $88
219 280
223 289
224 407
229 470
out of the earnings of the Company. uylf2
nbeT 80, 1022, te stockholders 1 et ' mceV.?
at the close of business Deceinhe" 23 Se""4
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and pay postman en dsliv.7; ThB" , A
t.03T AWP gQTJNTl
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EAnillNO Lest, white carved .;T1
Bread St. Station or train tArrln.,..t
Biindayireward, Call Merlnjwt10 "trlen
N?9itI'lSp.5r-I.'?,l'.l 'or neckpiece"-IT
nmruiKni lietei, IteWArd. Phniia faer
taurant Cashier. Iximban) nnefi. neM -
8TOLB Lest, Saturday iiieuiliis. n r
hetweeh llreari uul f-h. .,..! "" Pee. la
Music, lenr black baby lamb stile hIIIa ."'
white satin and black chiffon. 'n.n2ltn
evtfuuuri, nu m. icdiuii uni( - "
HELP WANTEDFEyATp,
CAPTAIN FOR TEA JtOOM
Weman of neat appearance, witli ri.t..
experience, te take charge of m !""l
of dlnln roem: half tlme If deslnd ?"'"
restaurant, seventh fleer, u",rU. Atoj
QIMflfBL BROTHEIta
fl rOVO W tsitraa m am sss.A -e
"lien, for lrl.;i8 te ssear. "of rS frl frl
llke te figure and have had. some hlih i.v. '. )
tralnlngi It will be worth your whfif('f1 -drop
In and see us. ""' wwl U J
MIW. PATTON
CUP.TIS rUBLiaiUNa CO., 04 Sanseu n
'f . " .i.--V. :,.,V.V.'.-' JL'CA
EMPIAXMBirt i nr.uu.-Mu FLOOR, rrft
AND FILBEKT STS. "' '
COOKING and downstairs werk: white,
crences required. Chestnut Hill 0887 iss
W.Hlhland ave. ""' ,
COnllEHPONDENT lr you are a girl n5
ever 2S ears of nge. who likes te wnS
and can compose n clear, correct and cn!
vlnclng letter, come and see me about a
correspondent's position. " "
MRS. PATTON
CURTIS PUDLIHHINO CO.. QQ4 Bansem
OinLS FOB POSITIONS IN OUR
VARIOUS DEPARTMENTS! OOOD -CUND1TIONH.
APPLY NORTH
AMERICAN LACE CO.. 8TH
ST. AND ALLEGHENY AVE.
UIRLS. experienced In handling paper bus
irem pai'rr ung mncnine. Apply Ctfurit
Paper Bag Manufacturing Ce., 1782 N. IHti
st. (Frent nnd Columbia ave.).
INSPECTnrSSEB
UIHL3 AND WOMEN, 111 TO 2.1 TEARS Ot (I
AJTLY ESIPLOTMENT BUREAU
FOURTH FLOOR "'vu
QIMBEL BROTHERS
1 POSITIONS ON l
. OUB SALES IRCE
We have places for fifty mere young weraes
te eell In holiday departments. Arply it
Department of Personnel, fourth fleer. Fits
bert street.
STHAWBRIDOE tt CLOTHIER
SALESWOMEN
N. SNELLENBTURO CO.
MAIUIET. 11TII TO 12TH STS.
wleh te Immediately engage I0
saleswomen, with or without ex
perience In the following depart
ments' STATIONERT
BOOKS
JEWELRY
SILVERWARE
CHINA
ART NEEDLEWORK.
QLOVEH
HANDKERCHIEFS
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR
Positions ars permanent te these
who qualify. We also desire ts
engage applicants for clerical posi
tions. Bureau et Employment,
fifth fleer, any time during day.
BALESWOMEN FOR BOOKS
Boek levers will find It a pleasant experience
te sell In our Boek Department during th
holiday season. Applv Department of Pr
sennel, Fourth fleer. Filbert street.
STRAWBRIDQE & CLOTHIER
SALESWOMEN
LIT BROTHERS.
REQUIRE EXPERIENCED SALESWOMEN
FORMER EMFLOYEH WILL BE alVE."
THE PREFERENCE
APPLY
BUREAU OF EMPLOYMENT
. SECOND FLOOR
TTII AND FILBERT 8TB.
SHOES EXPERIENCED FITTERS A!fl
OPERATORS ON ALL BRANCHES W
FITTINU ROOM APPLY LAIRD. SCHO"
HER A CO., 22D AND MARKET 818.,
SECOND FLOOR.
SHOES Ulrls wanted In euttlns room
marklne tips. Apply Laird. Scheter s
Ce.. 22d and Market sts., secnml fleer. .
STENOGRAPHER A real stenographer
has had high school training and sems
business experience, who can take dictation
and transcribe rapidly und accurately, wui
find an Interesting position new open,' csu
Monday.
MRS. PATTON .,
CURTIS PUBLISHINQ CO.. 001 flanaem It.
ii;.NKiii,i'jii;jt .Muit be xpene'"-; 4
wuittl'ein,,. ,,j H,'ll.'l,,l i.u,i,-r. " .
work In wnelnsnln office; (live telepnone u..
address. Phll U''lcer Offlre.
STENOURAi'llEi;. flentlle, mostly , te !
swit plmtie fur man starting business in
central nfflce bullUlniti hours. 0 te Si csn
brliiK euilii work in etrlm. must be cP'
bis, wages 12. M U2fl, ' .y nrflf..
WllMI'V
yoit.ne women
neat-appeari.s'e youne women
betwj:i:n thi; aees of
2.1 and 8s years
experience net necessary
sw-l-J.I J. 11 llHWi Jli.lin
BUREAU OF EMPLOYMENT
l.OOIt. 7T1I AND FILBERT STfl.
2D Fl
WOMAN Opportunity for rlxht wemani
hUHlness exp. net essential but state
hau nny. P 72H, Ledger Office.
RTRONO, ABLE-BOniED WOMEN,J?
PACK CHINA. HOUSE FURNim"N0
AND TOVS. WORKING CONDITIONS OP
THE BEST.
APPLY E.MPI.OYMENT BUREAU
IHii'RTII FMiOR
QIMBEL BROTHERS
Women desiring te enter the business wert
will learn of a rare opportunity te ebtaj
fenrenlal empleyment: pleasing Pfrspntint
mere easentlnl ihin ...,. addIv after
A M.. 702 Vnnrtam Hldg.. inm Maiket!i
wniti'v ,....,'- .. .a larS
.......... vu,-,iuif. wuinen ffniini ,v,V.lfts
selling! salary 1100 per menth: cemmissi".
lnexccss; Iljtje, T-'r"' "'"' -'
VOl'Nrf WOMAN SteneKiapher and be'
.ieper w,ned by maiiufacturlng fViKt
l'0"',, experience essentisil rengfttlal ",;
reundlngsi ili-slrable opportunity for one
seeks permanent connection! stale, e',rT
and exuerletire. p SOS. Leds;e- Offl"? -.
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TO ACT AS SALBSWOMF.Nj NO nm,
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