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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-09
Third Night

N,poutld hral nauud. % ]"d
Watson beat H"rn"r sad %
" Robinson beat E"hcrt~"u 'nd >
I II Hawkins beat !. E'"lI'. AZ
Rector boat brennan. ! ~.
Frost bat Wilson. Nj
u,zl,it beat Slim. . aNd :.
Shnut boat Sr"idcl GU
Fourth Flight.
Wall heat Bradley. a'"l :.
l'icld h,at paws. and {
N.usnn Nta' Nrmhrus'rr.
". Wilson beat Norris m.
r~an1hcim beat Rlair. w
IT,, h,at Weir. ) AMI
,'aiiohnn boat HdElolt. Hr.
n II Haw klus beat Wr',N. . and J.
Fif+h Flight.
Price hctt r. /. NlSh'r' ~
II - \ishirc boat Nrl 0th"n. NJ.
Smart heat cIl~. - ana !.
rc,ltrnuc. beat Rrnh and :
Long heat T. :. N!sh.r". m.
UNrn,r Byai GIL hv 'fa"''.
Millrr beat Scott. az
Vance heat Tnhu~or. 'nI :.
Sixth Fight.
Wallace heat DAVIS. by default.
Thorn beat Patterson IN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-09

LaRrllc directors meet ~ S."nh"ur'i"
on Tur~Hrl TUll =. n wh'rh TIM" = -
NNrCc,,I 'hat his sur'HS>n~ VIII ~
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-09-25
BRATTLEBORO PERSONAL

Miss Rose Putnam is visiting in Bos-
ton with Miss Jane Mccormick.
J. C. Day returned this morning from
Boston, where he had been several days
on business.
Miss Carrie Merrifeld has been con-
fined to her rooms in the Brooks House
several days by illness.
Rev and Mrs. E. A. Slack of Brook
line, Mass, were registered at the
Brooks House over last night.
Mrs. William B. Houghton spent yes
.terday in Springfield, Mass, with her
daughter, Mrs William Haskell
james Brown of Rutland was in
Gown over last night on business, for
the New England Telephone company.
Mrs. Thomas Rice is expected to re-
she has been spending the week with
her mother, Mrs. Lowe.
Wallis Goldsmith, teacher of math-
ematics and sciences in the Chester
high school, is at his home on North
street to spend the weekend.
Leighton Moves will go tomorrow to
Poultney to enter the Troy Conference
academy His father, Dr. w. r. Noyes,
will accompany him there in his ear.
Alfred Darling went this afternoon
to Boston to attend a joint meeting of
the International Brotherhood of Tel
| ephone Workers. He will return tomor-
row.
Job Long and daughter, Miss Marie
Long, and son, Francis Long, went yes
| terday to Springfield, Mass, to visit
until tomorrow and attend the exposi-
ton. .....
Mr.. and Mrs. o. f. Benson, Miss
Natalie Benson and Miss Dorothy Ed
wards were in Springfield Mass, yes
terday to attend the Eastern States
exposition.
Miss Edith Esterbrook left today to
join other members of the Appalachian
club on a trip into Waterford and other
places. She will return with the club
to resume her secretarial work in Bos-
ton next week.
Mrs. Cornelius Billings has closed
her summer home on Ames hill. where
she spent the summer. She left today
| for her home in New York. Her mother
will remain here spending the winter
at Mrs. Richardson s on Prospect
| street.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-09-25
COSMOPOLITAN BANK CLOSED
Continued from Page ~

hours there was no excitement. De-
positors received a reassuring word
from State Treasurer James Jackson in
statement announcing the fact that
half million state funds were on de-
post with the Cosmopolitan. ''There
is every reason to suppose that the
money is absolutely safe, . he said. 1T
will be tied up for a short time, but
there is no reason for anyone to feel
disturbed about it
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-09-25
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL

"A still alarm called the fire truck to
Fudge Harrie b Chase Is house on Put
ney road after noon today, on account
of a chimney fire. The blaze was put
hut quickly, without damage.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-09-25

Charlotte Bronte's writing was so
small that it appeared to have been
traced with a needle.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-09-25
THE WEATHER.
Partly Cloudy and Mild Temperature
Tonight and Sunday. 4

WASHINGTON, Sept 25. The
weather forecast: Partly cloudy and mild
temperatures tonight and Sunday. Gentle
variable winds
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-09-25
CHURCH NOTICES.

Unitarian church, Rev. E. Q. S. Os-
good pastor. Service in the parish
house Sunday morning at 1890. Sub
Ject of sermon, The Solidarity of the
Race. All are welcome.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-09-25

Many man says he s overworked
when he merely means his tongue is.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-13
British Interests Buv
General Motors Stock

Officials Of the General Motors Cor
poration confirmed yesterday cable dis
patches from London to the effect that
British interests had purchased a sub
stantial block of the preferred stock
The amount mentioned was 125,0OO
shares, but nothing official was given
out here as to the price paid
The purchase, it was announced, was
completed by Sir Henry MCGOWAN.
chairman of the board of directors of
the Explosives Trades, Ltd, Of Eng
land, elected last week to the General
Motors directorate. At the same time
Arthur Chamberlain. of the Explosives
Trades, Ltd, and William McMaster
OF the Canadian Explosives, Ltd, the
American branch of the British com
pany, were also added to the board.
General Motors directors are sched-
uled to meet to-day, when it is expected
they will discuss plans for extending
the company's business IN Great Brit
ain. 1t was intimated that the company
intends to esta ablish a plant in England
for the assembly of one of its cars
which has proven popular here.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-13
Manhattan Elevated and Others

Question-WouId thank you for your
advice as to whether the following stocks
arc safe as a. investment. Might the
dividends be Changed? Manhattan Ele-
waited Railroad. cities Service Bankers
shares and the per cent preferred. Phila-
delphia common and the per cent pre-
ferred M. W. W.
Answer--The traction situation in
New York City is still unsettled. The
traction companies are endeavoring to
obtain an increased fare. Under pres
ent conditions the companies are said
to be losing money. The Manhattan
which is leased to the Interborough,
has cost the latter company several
millions Of dollars during the past two
years If the Interborough is unable
to obtain the increase it appears likely
that the lease would pc broken. In that
event the Manhattan would be operated
sparately, with how much success we
cannot foretell At any rate the stock
Of the Manhattan Railway must be
considered speculative. as the dividend,
under present conditions, is by no
means assured. Cities Service Company
derives large part of its income from
oil production. This is an uncertain
business. Cities Service bankers
shares are also in the speculative class.
The company derives a large part of
its income from oil production. This
is an uncertain business. and earnings
of oil companies are subject to wide
fluctuations at times. The preferred
stock is, of course, in a more stable
position, the dividends being earned
by a large margin. The same NAV be
said of Philadelphia Company common
and preferred.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-13
Financial Items

The committee on securities Of the Stock
Exchange has ruled that Brown Shoe
Company, Inc. common stock. shall not
be quoted 'ex' the 80 ia per cent stock
dividend untfl July l. 1t has also ruled
shat deliveries on May II OF Liberty bonds
on which interest is due ana payable
May Is shall be made withau May IS
coupon and interest calculated for two
days only. The Stock Exchange has ad :
New-York tribune., 1920-05-13
Speculative Investment

Question-Please give your opinion of
the following bonds as speculative invest
ments also as to their safety: Missouri
Pacific general As, San Antonio & Arkansas
Pass As, Rock Island Arkansas s, Louis
lana 4l3s.-E. T w.
Answer-The Missouri Pacific gen.
eral per cents are a general lien on
the entire property of the company.
This bond is not high grade The yield
is high at PRESENT however. The San
Antonio G. Arkansas Pass 4 per cents
are first lien on the entire property.
The road earnings have been poor. but
they are guaranteed by the Southern
Pacific, which fact gives them a some
what better rating. The Rock Island,
Arkansas & Louisiana per cents are
first lien. They are guaranteed by
the Rock Island This bond went
through the recent recesvership undis-
turbed. These bonds are largely de-
pendent upon Improvement in the rail
road situation. The guaranty of the
Southern Pacific causes the San An
tonic bond to sell even as high as it
does. The road has been a poor
Garner for years, as have most of the
Texas railroads. If the new legislation
proves to be as constructive as many
believe these bonds should advance in
price. provided money rates relax suf-
ficiently to stimulate better buying of
investment securities
New-York tribune., 1920-05-13

field "Acceptances," Adolph Koppel;
"Commercial Paper as an Invest
ment,' A. S. Van Wnkle; The
Rochester Savings Bank Plan of
Increasing Savings" Harold P
Brewster; advantages of Massachu-
setts Investments Over New York IN
vestments," George E. Brock
New-York tribune., 1920-05-13

The twenty-seventh annual meeting
OF the Savings Bank Association of the
State of New York will be held at
Lake Mohonk, May 25, 26 and 27. An
advertising campaign has been pro
posed, and recommendations will prob
ably re made at the conference.
The discussions will be divided
broadly into state problems and ma
tional problems, the last day of the
meeting beipg devoted to the latter.
Among the speakers on national prob
lens will be Harrison H. Wheaton.
secretary and labor manager, New
York Clothing Trade Association:
George W. Hodges, president, Invest
ment Bankers Association Of America.
and Governor Smith.
Among the savings bank discussions
to be given are: National Confer
ence,' V A. Lersner; Machinery for
facilitating Deposits and Withdraw
ais" j. r. Trowbridge; Can Increase
in Surplus Be Made to Keep Pace
With Increase in Deposits E. X.
Satterlee and William s. Hackett;
Branch Banking John NJ. Satter-
New-York tribune., 1920-05-13
Tobacco Products Preferred.

Question-Would very much like to
know II Tobacco Products. preferred is a
safe investment l bought some on a
friend : advice, and it has been going down
ever since. ! also would like to know what
you think Of Westinghouse Electric Co.
as purchase. f s.
Answer-Tobacco Products preferred
is a fairly good investment. 1t is not
as we'll seasoned as such stocks as
United States Steel preferred, Central
Leather preferred and National Biscuit
preferred. Earnings are ample at pres
ent, however, to care for dividend re-
quirements many times over All forms
Of investment have declined of late,
due to the continued high price of
money and the increasing demand for
new capital. Westinghouse common
stock is a fair business mans invest
ment, but. its speculative character
should not be lost sight of. Just now
the company's earnings are very salts
factory Any change would probably
be quickly reflected by the common
stock.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-13
Thinks Stock Disregards Logical
Principles

Question-Some time ago before Con
soldated Interstate callahan NJ ne stock
100 shares at about 1912 dividend of
81 per share, equal TO about 10 per cent
on the investment, was declared about two
months ago, buzz strange TO say. since the
dividend was declared the stock declined
ana closed recently with the sale Of 1000
shares s at l4's. 1t is a mystery to me
siders know a great deal more about the
value of it than l d. At the present
rate the stock pays about IA per cent,
and unless there is something hidden. the
stock since declaring the dividend ought
TO be good deal higher than before it
an undividend stock. The stock works
is something behind il which must be
known TO the sellers, whom l would call
insiders. 1t may be that it is ore of the
Iiquidating mining stocks. which means
that there is no proht for the future and
the stock VIII be eventually wound up.
The working of the stock is a mystery TO
me.-E. NJ
Answer-You should realize that al
most all stocks begin 10 discount any
favorable or unfavorable news develop
ments before these developments are
publicly announced. In the spring of
1919 it was rumored about that Con-
solldated Interstate Callahan Mining
was showing great improvement in
earnings, and that dividends would in
all probability be resumed The stock
sold at 57s in April, last year. at 1914
in June, and at % in October. In other
words, it was probably discounting divi-
dend action. The dividend. when it
was announced, was no surprise. AS
d matter of fact, these events are usually
overdiscounted Since then the gen
eral market has declined. All forms Of
securities. from Liberty bonds down,
have lost heavily, so why not your
stock? We do not believe there is
much mystery here.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-13
Curb Prices Again
Reactionary With
Trading at Low Ebb
Several Important Oil Issues
Move Up Briskly at Open
ing, bu, Ease Off Later;
lndusirials Are Weaker

Prices were again reactionary on the
curb market yesterday, with trading
IN small volume. A short period Of
active buying at the opening served to
strengthen the list and several of the
important oil shares moved up briskly
under the leadership of Tropical Oil,
out' on profit taking, reaction set in
Wvhlch W, ped out most of the gains. On
the whole, industrials were heavy and
petroleum issues Irregular
Following the first hour of activity
outside interest dwindled apprecaby
and the market developed into pro
fesslonal affair with narrow price huc-
tuations. Several of the important oils
tendency. lnvincible reflected the of
hcla announcement that q 70O-barre
Well had been brought in on the Homer
Field. White Oil Company also re-
ported a new producer and the Union
on Company Of Delaware announced
that new well had been brought in on
It's property in Santa Barbara Cohnty.
Gallfornia, flowing 425 barrels daily.
international Petroleum was stronger
and Oklahoma and Texas held steady.
Other petroleum issues were weaker,
however, and recessions were frequent,
put slight, and recoveries were the rule
before the close, when the entire list
was stronger, and last sales were vir-
tually the same as the previous close
General Asphalt continued to be in
good supply and the demand was quick
ly supplied, whereuDon a reaction set
n which carried this stock to ST. It
moved up d point later in the general
upturn.
Other industrials were not much
stronger and few price advances were
recorded: British American Tobacco
eased off fractionally, as did Hercules
Paper: Cleveland Auto was weaker,
but Times Square Auto Supply showed
net advance Of a point. Swift In
ternational was a trife weaker, but
Libby, McNeill and Libby held at the
previous low United Retail Candy
yielded = and Shell Transportation
rights was off fractionally. ROYAL
Dutch rights held steady, but American
Woolen rights sold down to a new low
mark
Several of the mining shares were
under pressure soon after the general
buying movement at the opening and
Magma Copper showed a net loss of a
point Trading was LIGHT in this group.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-13
Savings Banks Conference

,listed. fSells cents per shar
New-York tribune., 1920-05-13
Potential Factors
in the Development
of Southern Pacific

Considered simply as a rail
road, Southern Pacific oc-
cuples an estimable place
among the transportation
systems of the country, being
nearly a billion-dollar enter
prise in this respect alone,
and promising expansion and
development commensurate
with the natural growth Of
its sphere of operations. But
from the standpoint OF its
physical assets and resources
Southern Pacific is rich in
possibilities for the future,
largely by virtue of its i'm
mense oil land holdings,
upon which a value may
scarcely be placed prior to
realization.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-13
Pressed Steel Car Preferred

Question-Wir you kindly state whether
you consider Pressed Steel Car preferred a
good business mans investment at present
puices have read your column long
enough TO know what YOU mean by this ex .
presslon-Mrs. c. H.
Answer-Pressed Steel Car preferred
stock is. we believe, entitled to bet
ter rating than that of a business
mans investment. The company's
earnings have been very good recentlv
and the preferred stock has paid 7 per
cent regularly since organization. in
1899, We regard it as good invest
ment
New-York tribune., 1920-05-13
Standard Oils
Other Oils

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sss S .ceat .e3' AN 1S"a ST. ss -. :2is =.
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20o *Gosden & Co. ~ ~ y. ~
1900 *Dominion Oil. l2ls 12la l2Is l2is
1850 fDuquesne oil. 50 5l4 As 4hs
2sQ0G 90 *Esmer O & &C G = =. =. =
1a$S g $ssas@a . @, l5 10y 1os 10. &
5: $: i + S :. 3.a. !. = ): =
$500 *Hudson OIL. Ia -.
1.S5 S$ 5@<fas15 FS! s.. $ 57 5 3: g
200 skiing Pet Cp., "a ~ "a tx
1900 *Manhattan oil ~ ia 81
goo zoe +Merritt NJ; Oh 16a4 16s. IS 16
500 midwest Ref .146 146 143 143
zoo *Midw-Tex Oil ls x IA J.
so Soho Fuel OIL 22ie 22,s 22 2S
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loo Savoy OIL. Ga 81. Ga 81
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200 @Skely OIL. l01a I05s JON l0ss
200 Spencer p c. 2ol. 2l COX 81
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200 .Tex Oh OIL. l9ia 1919 lsls 1914
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200 sAmer Mines
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$500 sTCashboy go. ~ s.
90 *Cons Nir Sill. %. ~ "a. ~
ZOO 'Cortez Silver. 81 So 56 So
G500 Divide E IA p 81 81 IS 20
500 FL Salvador $ 2la "a 2l2 2Ia
1900 'Eur or VI Co. TX
4200 Emma silver. 10 10
700 *fhIurrka Hol. Ia la Ia IA
400 'Forty-nine n. Ia IL IA IL
200 "Gadsden Cop. y. y ;. 5.
700 Golden Gate. :. = "a :.
4500 $TGold Zone D 9c 20 Is Is
ESQ "TCioldf Cons. 10 10 91a 10
$500 +tGoldf Dew g..
$500 *+Goldf Mer.. ga ia 2 81,
1900 ~TGreat Bend. 3 8
1880 Hecla AIng .. AS 4es Az Ar
720 *Iron Blossom. /. i i. u
$500 @fJlm Butler. 18 IS u "a
4200 +Jumb DO Exten. !
$500 eFkewanas -. @ls 2i1 2 2A
2200 *tknox Divide ga 6la s 81
$500 Louisiana Cons Y N = u
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1000 Magma Chief. 95 c5 % rs
New-York tribune., 1920-05-13
American Tobacco Common

Question-Am considering buying some
stock Of American Tobacco Company ut
about 224 and paying 20 per cent on pa
as an investment. What is your opinion
II you do not consider this good as an
investment please suggest some other in
NestMents.-W. y.
Answer - The American Tobacco
Company is an old, we'll managed cor
poration. Its earning power has been
consistently good. We regard the com
mon stock as a faiLly good business
mans investment. For permanent in
vestment, however, we prefer seasoned
preferred stocks, such as are mentioned
in this column almost daily.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-13

mitted to the list Kingdom OF rt.t,.
Slf,3l0.To0 series fvs-year 6is per eerr
gold bonds due February l. 1925
Charles G. Wilson. OF Richmond IA
has been elected president OF the Virginia
Carolina Chemical Company, Il was an
nounced yesterday by the board OF dirac-
tors. Mr. " ilson, who for years was wee
president OF ths company. succeeds the
late s. 7 Morg-o.
S. w. Straus & Co. have underwrltten
a per cent first mortgage serial amor
ttzed bond issue OF $500. coo on a.
new apartment house 20 be erected ~,
ths Jefferson Avenue section OF Detro.t
The borrowing corporation Is the Incisna
il the largest underwriting OF its KIND in
that city
AT a meeting OF the board OF directors
OF the Public National Rang~e Nc~ YER
ant cashier
New-York tribune., 1920-05-13

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200 Nipissins Min. 10 : 10 10 10 10 :
gao gao ophir Q silver NJ $ y p .
,400 d00 prince Con- n "a l. =
200 -silyer K Ariz. 27s rs "a. "a
500 "TSilVer K Div. 2la 21a
22OO Silver Mt Min. IT II II II
$500 '+Silver Pick Z 61b 7
100 Stand Silver l.. = ;, p q
100 +fSuccess Min. Al ~
1900 'tsunburst NJ. IS 36 SO 36
$500 Switzerland d. 8 81 2ih
$50 ~Tono Belmont. . ~ Ia
1880 *Tono Divide. llc IL "a +
500 Tono Exten. ... Ia Jb a.
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1920 United Eastern 3 "a - ~
5000 "tVc u "a p). - 10 liz -
1900 Wash G Qtz.. Ia IA /.
$500 NV End Cons III III 15a 10
1900 NV Caps Min. IL - II
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Bonds
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New-York tribune., 1920-05-13

The affairs and general po-
sition of Southern Pacific
form the basis of a leading
article in the current number
of our Market Review,
which will be sent to anyone
interested on request for
K-522.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-13
Investment
Information,

questions Of general interest to
tm1estors witl DO anewered in this
eo!tnmn, !t, in tvhtch case only ;nittals
so'H De useo. Others ,ciI! be an
swered ov mail. Address all in
9n'r'es, inclosing stamped, ad-
dressed ensslope, to Financial Editor.
xne Tribune, 49, Nassau Street, New
York City.
New Britain herald., 1920-08-28
WANTED

A young lady to operate small telephone switchboard in factory office; previous experience re- qufred, but must be familiar with the use of a telephone; good oppor- tunity for one who has the right qualities for this kind of worl6
 ADDRESS BOX EEK. HERALD
 s<1s
New Britain herald., 1920-08-28
Notice of Hearing on Administration
 Account.

Probate Court, District of Berlin, ss.
 New Britain, August 27, 1920.
 Estate of Abner A. Lyman, late of New Britain. in said district deceased.
 The executor. having exhibited his administration account with said estate to this court for allowance, it is
 Ordered-That the Sth day of Sep tember. A. D., 1920. at o'clock in the forenoon, at the Probate Office in New Britain be and the same is as- signed for hearing on the allow ance of said administration account with said estate and this court directs the executor to cite all persons inter- ested therein to appear at said time and place. by publishing this order in some newspaper published in New Britain and having a circulation in said district, and by posting a copy on the public sign post in said town of New Britain, nearest where the de- ceased last dwelt, and return make.
 BERNARD F. GAFFNEY, Judge.
New Britain herald., 1920-08-28
THINK AMERICANS ESCAPED
Prisoners of Zamora May Have Run
 Away During Confusion of Battle

Near Autlan
 Mexico City, Aug. 2s.-American and British subjects who were cap tured by Pedro Zamora, the bandit, a week ago. are believed to have escap- ed from the outlaws during a battle near the town of Autlan. state O. Jalisco.
 Zamora's forces, numbering tbout 400. were routed in the fight, whici. lasted four hours. They lost 43 killed and fled in three groups which ar being closely pursued by governmcn troops.
 GREEKS AND TURKS MOBILIZE.
 Smyrna. Aug. 27.-The Greeks arc concentrating their forces in prepara- ton for a new offensive the objective of which is said to be Ushaka 150 miles of Smyrna. Turkish forces are also massinR.
New Britain herald., 1920-08-28
SUMMER RESORTS

TO RENT-Pelasant View, Rhode Island Ocean front cottage. first two weeks September. Josephine Erichson. TeIephon 61S-12. Id