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WASHINGTON


A system of model nlrways, covering
III" entire continent, Is planned by the
army mir service for III" IIsr Of all
operators or "wu"rN OF aircraft. Il
coutrnputrs yarinns chains of well.
organized landing fields, supplemented
by frequent emergency fields and dcu.
clpal cities.
Baron Shdeharn. the Jupunrsc am.
haSsndOr, in Il formuI statement IN
Washington. in discussing the Anglo
JupuncS" alliance, declared that by
no stretch Of the Imagination can It
honestly be stated that the alliance
was ever designed or remotely in
tended us an instrument OF hostility
or even defense against the rnitrl
States"
The cost of running the United
States government during the fiscal
year which ended June ~ was SI.lIi,.
27.6So, according to the Treasury De.
paremcnt's statement. The figures are
subject to final adjustment. Revenues
from all sources, although showing II
drop Of billion under the previous
year. amounted to S5.G24. 4.9329 9GO
Grove l.. Johnson, nominated BY
President Harding to be receiver Of
public moneys at Sacramento, Is the
father of United States senator Hiram
Johnson of California. He represented
California district IN the House Of
Representatives for one term, and for
many years was Il member nr the low.
er House Of the California legislature
Mr.. Johnson's home is Sacramento,
Calf,
Through an agreement reached be-
tween solicitor Lloyd Of the Treasury
Department and representatives Of the
six brcwerics raidcd at New Orleans
because they were making rca! beer
it WAS decided that the brewerics must
pay fine Of little more than $780,
900 TO the government. The govern
ment does not promise them immunity
from prosecution on the charges of
having violated the Yolstead law.
Alien Property Custodian Miller has
been ordered by Justice Htz of the
District Of Columbia Supreme Court
TO return 10 Countess Won Bernstorff,
wife Of the former German ambassa.
dor to the United States, stocks bonds
and cash amounting to Sl,O00.OOo,
which was seized under the trading
with the enemy aes.
One fireman was injured, probably
fatally, and three others We're less Sc.
riously hurt In fire which destroyed
more than a block In densely settled
flat and apartment house section in
San Francisco.
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ASPIRIN
Name "Bayer" on Genuine

Beware! Unless you see the name
"Bayer' on package or on tablets you
are not getting genuine Aspirin pre-.
scribed by physicians for twenty-one
years and proved safe by millions,
Take Aspirin only rs told In the Bayer
package for Colds, Headache. Neural
gia, Rheumatism, Earache, Toothache,
Lumbago, and for Pain. Handy tin
boxes of twelve Bayer Tablets Of AS
plrin cost few cents. Druggists also
sell larger packages. Aspirin is the
trade mark Of Bayer Manufacture Of
noaceticacidester Of Salicylicacid.
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table blood remedy your
druggist keeps, is excell-
ent. Start enriching
your blood with S.S.S. to-
day, and write about your
condition to Chief Medi-
cal Advisor, 1893 Swift
Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga.
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Governors of thirteen western states
ARE expected TO meet In Salt Lake
July IS to discuss the future progress
Of activitios Of the Western States
Reclamation Association.
Mrs. MyrI tJesse) James and Col.
die Gordon. Harrison Fishers model
charged with the murder Of John
Deyereux aged Jurist. We're found not
guilty by jury in the District Court
at Tulsa, Okla.
lgnacc Jan Paderewski. pinnist and
former premier of Poland, led fire,
fighting force In beating out n brush
and, grass fire which started near his
estate at Paso RobIes. Calf. The fire
burned over twcnty.six acres before II
was checked.
Flying In battle formation, nine navy
seaplan"s .cane from Mare Island. on
San Francisco Bay. to the North ls
land air station ut San Diego In SIX
hours and fnrty.fiv" minutes without
stop. The distance Is about iW
miles. For nearly 100 miles the avI
atorS were unable To see the ocean be
meath, because OF the fog
With the arrest Of Frank Brown
and Charles Altcndoff, FL Paso Texas
secret service agents believe they
have the men who left trail of raised
federal reserve bank notes uCros>
Texas from Houston to Fl pasO. Tn,
men were arrested in clothing store
on complaint of the proprietor. They
have passed u $40 note raised to a so
Mrs, Charles +. Wiley. -, OF Los
Angeles Is reported near death at Il
hospital In San Francisco from an uI-
usual injury in an accident. A motor
bus in which she was riding brushed
against the side Of bridge. Her arm,
which was resting on the outside of
the car, wns severed at point near
the shoulder. The arm dropped into
the river below.
A woman and n 13-year-old son have
reached Provo. Utah. as an express
package, following consignment from
Constantinope, Turkey. Mrs Thero
Sarafi and son were expressed 10 the
formers husband. who is farmer
Snrafi left his native land II few
months before his son was born. The
express package was detained at
Ellis Island for n month. hut the "con-
tents" were released through the in.
terrcsslon OF Senator Reed Smoot of
Utah.
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poor, impoverished blood
cannot nourish the body
or remove the waste as
nature intended.
When your blood is
impure, itching, flaming
skin eruptions often
break out, and your body
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Encouragement.

6HSoui dAcIIleHt.
IF | should attempt to kiss you
what would you do?"
Il never meet an emergency until 1t
rises"
but If 1t should arIseT
"Fd meet II face to face."-Boston
Transcript.
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"life az | See tn

| suppose we are prone to claim that
The world hasn't given us justice. In
some directions | haven't had 1t. In
some others l don't want it.--Lonis-
VILE Courier-JOurnal.
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Blood Is the Sap of Life;
Keep It Pure

You grow by good blood as q tree
grows by sap. Rich blood, robust
man. Good sap, sturdy tree. Keep
the blood healthy and wholesome; !;
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gets run down and weak-easy prey
for disease. To be safe, keep the
circulation wholesome.
For this S.S.S., the famous vege-
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FOREIGN

Brazil has chosen Elihu Root, noted
American jurist. as one of its candi-
dates for election as judge Of the per-
manent court Of international justice.
A typhoon recently caused heavy
damage In Manila and its environs.
The clty's power supply was cut off
and the city was In darkness. Houses
were unroofed and several small YES
sells in Manila bay were driven ashore
Representatives OF soviet Russia
have been feeling out the ground in
trade circles In France. with the view
hey Indicated, Of placing orders for
automobiles and other articles of com
m"rce, but reports from commercial
quarters are that they have met with
little encouragement.
The Cabinet OF Premier Allen de
SalaZar Of Spain has resigned There
has been dsseDsion In the Cabinet for
some time. The situation eliminated
In Manuel Arguellcs. Minister of
Finance. rendering his resignation, on
The ground that The new tariff law and
the commercial treaties were lnimical
to the interests OF labor.
Cuba's pineapple crop for this year
s estimated at 100000 crates, valued
at A,J00.0O0. by port officials. who
base their figures on recorded ship
ments from Havana. More than 800.
800 crates have been exported over the
ferry ships running between Cuba and
Florida, while about 10000 crates
have been shipped to New York.
Several persons have been arrested
and held for examination In cOnnec-
lion with III" fire which destroyed vir-
lually the entire northwest wing of
the government house at Lima. Peru
Among those detained arc two paint
rrs, said to have been at work In the
office Of ;hr presidents secretary
shortly h"f0r" the fire II Is said the
fire broke out simultaneously in three
places in the presidential suite.
Lieut.. Gen. Karl Stengcr, charged
by th" French government with hav-
ing ordered troops under his command
10 tak" no prisoners and Kill wounded
men during the fighting ~ August
1871, has been acquitted by the Ger
man SuPr"In" Court nj L"IpSic. en-.
gagged In the trial o. cases against nj,
legged war criminals Mai Bruno
cruslus, tried on similar charge,
WAS given Il sentence Of two years in
prison and forbidden to wear the Ger.
man uuIfnrln
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GENERAL

! GGNEhAL
John Collins Is under arrest in Chi.
cugo because he is alleged to have
stood by while Annie IIOldr, 10 years
old, drowned in shallow water with.
out offering assistance.
G"org" johnson, 40. and .Ierry Elan.
nngan. -. coal miners nj Rivcrtun,
seven miles northwest uf Springfield,
ILL.,, wcr" killed when they fell 200
feet down the SHIFT of the min. when
The sCaffnldng on which they were
working gave way.
Fir" destroyed the plant OF the Ne
brasku PntnSh Company at Antioch
eighteen miles east of Alliance, Neb
II is owned 10y Denver concern and
VAS valued nj approximately SJO0,OU0
The Catholic church and several 9th
"r buildings caught fire from the
flames which were famed by wind
Carl Nandrrer triple murderer ex-
hHuSt"d his last trick in his efforts 10
dodge III" gallowS when the Chicago
Jury that has been hearing his plea of
insanity. decided in less than one hour
hat he was san" and must hang
After III" decision had been banded in
ludg" David SET the date Of execution
for Friday, July 20 The sole hope
now remaining for Wandrrcr is that
G"ycrn"r Small will intervene.
Miss Jennie Fullers Of Humboldt
N"b., was awarded $1,000 dollars in
her suit for breach Of promise against
Louis Henry Howe. also of llumboldt
hy the Nebraska supreme Court Miss
Fcllers claimed she had waited TWEEN.
ty-tw" Years for How" on his promise
Ia marry her She previously had
been awarded S22.0DO by District
Judge Ir"up Of Douglas county, Ne
hraSka
rr"HHiming Il strike against the
high price of lee cream sOdas, more
liam l,WD Bronx boys and girls IA.
rnd"d IN New York with the hope of
bringing their fayoritc drink down t.
The old-timc nickel price They
marched tu the office Of Borough
President Bruckner, who operates a
large sndH water plant.
Approximately 100 coke workers
in the independent plants of the Con
n"llSNill", Pennsylvania, coke region
W"rc affected by Il 10 per cent rrduc-
zion In wages, the second announced
this wear The new rate Is about 33 Is
per cent below the rate paid Jan. |,
but. accoI ding 10 coke men, II per cent
higher than the prevailing rate In 1872
Only about I per cent Of the indepcnd
"ut ovens are in operation
Fred Taylor, an ex.service man Of
Wichita, Kan. is Il hero. When an
ammonia pipe in n grocery store near
Taylor's place Of business broke he re-
membercd his army training, rushed
h'hh'N illN EbN NtuNh anu
stopped the flow of poisonous fumes
before serious damage was done. 4
number of customers were nearly Suf-
focated by the fumes, but all rccov-
cred following rescue by Taylor.
With the vote Of the railway shop.
men overwhelmingly opposed TO accep.
tance of Il wage reduction from 81 to
II cents an hour. as ordered by the
United States Railway Labor Board,
railway circles are apprehenslse that
the nation may be confronted with a
serious railroad crisis within a fort.
night
Eleven persons were killed and
twenty-five Injured. when a train en-.
route for Tampico from San Luis
Potosi, was derailed, because Of
washoui, according to reports from
Tamplco, Mexico ....
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DARLING BABY
BR|GHTENS HOME
Children's Laughter a Pleasing Sound

Altoona, Pal am writ
ing to tell you what Lydia =.
Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound has done for me. We
had six children die almost at
birth. From one hour to nine
teen days is all they have
lived. Before my next one
was born l took . dozen bot
ties Of your Veg etable Com
pound, and / can say that It 10
the greatest medicine on
earth, for this baby ID now
four months old, and .
healthier baby you would not
want l an sending you .
picture Of her. Everybody
says That 10 . very healthy
looking baby You have my
consent to show these few
lines to anybody" MSs.
C. W. BENZ, 1S1 3rd Avenue,
Altoona. Pa.
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1t isn't much consolation to the
homely woman to know that every
mirror has a silver lining.
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Jud Tunkins.

Jud Tunkins says the real test Of a
mans character is not so much in the
amount Of reading he can do as >he
kind of reading he loses interst In.
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The WORLD IN
PARAGRAPHS
A BRIEF RECORD OF PASSING
EVENTS IN THIS ANo'FoR.
EiGN COUNTRIES
IN LATE DISPATCHES
oo!NGS AND HAPPENINGS THAT
MARK THE PROGRESS
OF THE AGE.
WESTERN

twsst,rn Nr.,pap,, I nioa x-., s.t,lc.l
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Pocahontas Consolidated.

It Is becoming Increasingly difficult
to pick out well placed long term bonds
yielding much more than 5n per cent.
The Pocahontas Consolidated Galleries
Compary's first sinking fund 5s. due
1867. listed on the New York Stock
Exchnngc and Pivon an excellent rating.
are selling for around s5. at which they
Yield n,ano than per cent. They are
secured by n first mortgage on four.
teen mining plants, So. 600 acres Of coal
lands. leased from the Pocahontas Coal
and Coke Company. and 9i1 acres OF coal
lands owned in fee. All that property
Is In Virginia and West Virginia. The
leases or their renewals are for 100
years from July J. 1901. subject to a
royalty of 10 cents n ton on all coal
mined The mines have about 225 miles
OF steel track. 100 haulage locomotives
and 4c00 coal mine cars The average
annual output of the company's mines
is about 3,000,00 net tons. The name OF
the company was changed In 1917 to the
Pocalrontas Fuel Company, Inc. 1t owns
all stock of the Pocahontas Navigation
Company, Inc. The bonds are reedenl-
ple at 1e5 and interest on any OF their
interest dates. In recent years they
have sold as high as 95X. A sinking
fund of 3ls cents ton OF coal mined ts
used for the purchase or the redemp-
ton of the bonds at not more than 100
and interest.
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New Haven,s Maturity.

The New Haven Railroad has on
April 1 a maturity of 145,00c,0o0 francs
of 4 per cent. debentures, of which
nearly so per cent. have been brousht
back to this country and stamped. and
at this early date thought Is being given
TO negotiations which would result in the
funding of the maturity, or at least Its
extension for given period. Inquiry
in banking circles elected the infornla-
tion that such step as formal discus
sion between its finance committee and
It's bankers has not been taken, but 1t Is
recognized that the maturity presents
problems which must be worked out well
I'm advance OF April /. AT the moment
the big subject UP for active discussion
between trunk line representatives and
executives OF the New Haven Is the ques-
tion of larger division OF freight rates
for the New Haven on business received
from connecting lines. The division OF
rates section OF the Interstate Commerce
Commission Is considering the matter,
and hope that the New Haven may get
from S6.000.000 to $7,000.000 In freight
revenue year from a more satisfactory
division is expressed Revision of wages
downward is also on the carpet for dis
rugsiOn
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Jersey soldier Bonus Offering.

Special Despatch to THE New YORK HERALD.
TRENTON, Nov. 29.-The State House
Commission to-day disposed OF $4,000
600 OF New Jerseys per cent. 10 2-3
year soldier bonus bonds to Farson, Son
& Co. at q premium of s.S19. making the
States receipts for the issue $2,1T6,3SO,
which Is on the basis of 4.35 per cent
interest Five months ago S10,000,000 Of
the same issue was sold for q small frac-
ton above par. There were sixteen bid
ders for to-day's offering of bonds.
Seven OF them bid for the $2,000,000.
The range of bids was from a small
fraction above par to the high bid Of
Farson, Son & Co. Associated with the
latter were J. S. Bache & Co. Those
bankers will offer the issue tomorrow
ir New York at 110M to yield 4.20 per
cent
The bonds sold to-day will be suffi-
cient to complete the payment of soldier
bonuses authorized by the present law.
Applications for the bonus will close to-
morrow. Thus far 10000 checks have
been sent out and 10000 claims out OF
1870 900 have been approved and passed
for payment. The remaining claims will
be acted on as quickly as they can be
perfected.
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SELLS $S,52O,OOO OF
HETCH-HETCHY 41-2S.
New San Francisco Issue Sold
on Coast and in This Section
at $3.50 to 96.22.

A syndicate headed by the National
City Company offered yesterday and
sold practically all of new issue of
sS.52O,0oO of gold Az per cent water
bonds OF the city and county OF San
Francisco. due on July 1, 1924. TO July l..
1945. inclusive, at $3.50 to 96.22. The
bases were per cent. for the 1924. the
1929 and the 1880 maturities A. 80 per
cent. for those of 1881, 1882 and 1898 ,
ass per cent for those OF 1894. 1885,
1885 and 1887; 4.80 per cent. for those
OF 1888, 1888, 1910 and 1871, and ATS
per cent. for those of 1912, 1943, 1914
and 1s45
The bonds are known as the Hetcl-
Hetchy issues and other members OF the
syndicate included the First National
Bank, E. II. Rollins & Sons. Kissel
Kinnlcut & Co, Stacy & Braun, El-
pany, Blyth & Witter and the Anglo
and London-Paris National Bank of
San Francisco.
Approximately s1.50O. 900 of the issue
was taken in the Pacific Coast section
and all but 1900, 900 of the balance had
been distributed early yesterday after
noon. The bonds are a direct obligation
of the city and county OF San Francisco,
their principal and interest being pay
able from taxes levied against all tax
able property therein. They are legal in
vestments for savings banks and trustees
In New York Massachusetts, Connec-
! ticut, California and other States. The
valuation of the city and county Is given
as $s6i,SS1,ST7 and their total bonded
| debt. including these bonds. $73.564, 600.
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southern Ben Tel. and Tel.

Another company controlled by the
American Telephone and Telegraph
Company. and the bonds Of which re-
ceive a high rating. Is the Southern Bell
Telephone and Telegraph Company
which has outstanding s16.S02.500 OF its
first sinking fund 5s, due In 1871. and
which are selling on about a per cent.
basis on the New York Stock Exchange.
They are now quoted at around 30,
which Is in marked contrast to their
redeemabe price, los. They are secured
by first mortgage on the Bell Te'e-
phone system In North Carolina and
South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama and
Florida, which serves a population or
10. 600. 900. They are secured further
by a first lien of S9S0,70O in stock OF
local companies and S11,076.500 Of the
S1f,080,150 stock OF the Cumberland
Telephone and Telegraph Company. The
physical property of the Southern Bell
Telephone and Telegraph Company is
valued at more than 100000 and OF
the Cumberland Telephone and Tele-
graph Company at more than $29,000,-
Of the Southern Bell Telephone and
Telegraph Company is owned by the
Airierican Telephone and Telegraph
Company. The growth of business of
the Southern company is shown by the
increase in stations In the last Few
years: In 1916 1t owned 18S.50o sta
tions and 164,S37 service and connected
stations. Those stations were increased
to 1896 stations and 213,349 connected
stations in 1920.
The New York herald., 1921-11-30
Average Bond Prices
November 20, 1921
BOND NEWS AND NOTES.
Liberty Issnes Going Up.

The further rise of United States war
loan bonds into new high territory for
the year was the most interesting de-
velopment in yesterdays bond market.
Seven issues of Liberty bonds estab-
lished new high prices for the year, the
largest advances being scored by the
Second 4As and the Fourth 4As, the
Former closing at "a cents higher and the
latter at 80 cents higher. The First
Iconvertible As sold q full point higher
at 81. and the average gain IN the other
Issues was about Y point. The Victory
3ai S lost little ground but the Victory
Az. $ duplicated their high price of Mon
day at par. Buying in foreign Govern
ment and domestic corporation bonds
was little less enthusiastic, but was
still Of a good character and many is-
sues established new tops.
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Guaranteed Stocks.

The per cent. stock OF the Warren
Railroad Comnany, dividends of which
arc guaranteed by the Delaware. Lacka-
wanna pnd Western Railroad Company,
is selling for around SCI O Share, to
Weld 5.74 per cent The Warren COM
papy is part of the northern ana
southern main line of the Lackawanna
Railroad, and runs from northern points.
including coal regions, south to Phillins-
burg N. j.. where connection with the
Pennsylvania Railroad Is made. The
Mobile and Ohio Railroads. guaranteed
per cent. stock trust certificates, divi-
dends Of which are guaranteed by the
Southern Railway Company, yield about
7.O6 per cent, at their ctirrent quota
tions, around s56.50. The Mobile and
Ohio's per cent. stock trust certificates
are issued dollar for dollar against de-
post OF Mobile and Ohio stock. The
Mobile and Ohio Is controlled. through
ownership Of nearly all its capital stock.
by the Southern Railway Company. 1t
extends from Mobile. Ala. to East St
Louis Ill, and including It's branches to
Montgomery. Ala, &C., comprises about
9g2 owned mileage. The earnings OF the
Southern company, applicable TO pay
ment of the Mobile ana Ohio's 4 per
cent stock certificates, average annually
considerably in excess OF the per cent
Mobile and Ohio dividend requirement.
The New York herald., 1921-11-30
Roston Terminal First 3Ms.

The Boston Terminal Company's first
3l2s, selling around 20 and yielding
about 5.T5 per cent. should be OF par
ticular interest TO investors who favor
that class of investment. Before the
war those bonds used TO sell for around
.it5. They are secured by n first mort
gage on the South Station in Boston,
fhich is used by the New Haven. New
England, Boston and Albany. Old Colony
end Boston and Providence railways on
a rental basis equaling expenses. bond
interest and per CENT on the company's
stock. Tho company owns about 10
miles of track. Its 100000 of capital
stock is owned by the roads using the
terminal and, under the terms of the
lease of the terminal, interest on the
bonds and 4 per cent on the stock are
guaranteed by the iessees which are
liable in the event of foreclosure on
the mortgage The bonds are listed on
the Boston Stock Exchange and are
legal for savings banks IN Massachu-
setts and Rhode Island. There are
outstanding $li,5ooooo Of them.
The New York herald., 1921-11-30

A syndicate headed by the Guaranty
Company of New York and including
William r. Compton Company, Eldredge
& Co. Marshall Field, Glore, Ward &.
Co.: Curtis 4 Sanger, Halsey, Stuart &
Co, Inc. Keane, Hiebie & Co.; Ames
Ernerich & Co. and Waiting, Lerchen &
Co. will offer to-day $4,000, 900 of the
state of Michiran's 5 per cent. highway
bonds, dated November Is, 1921, and due
on November 10. 1871. They are Of
fered at 10655 and interest TO yield
about 45o per cent, and are legal invest
ments for savings banks and trust funds
In New York, the New England and
other States and are exempt from Fed
cral income taxes.
The New York herald., 1921-11-30
Chicago Gns.

An Issue that has been assumed by
the Peoples Gas Light and Coke Com
pany and which ranks ahead OF that
cornpany's bonds Ia the Chicago Gas
Light and Coke Company's first 5s. They
are listed on the New York Stock tx-
change, but arc inactive and rarely ap-
near. although some s9,929.o00 OF
them is outstanding. The present bid
price for the Chicago Gas Light 5s is
around 81. AZ which they would yieid
about 6 ~ per cent That yield would
appear triae high in comparison with
the yield on the Peoples Gas Light and
Coke refunding SIS of 1947, o junior
Hen. and yielding only about $50 per
cent. The Chicago company was ap-
sorbcd by the PEOPLES company with
other companies IN 1897. That issue Is
secured by first mortgage on all prop
erty formerly owned by the old Chicago
Gas Company and including plants sup
plying gas TO important sections OF Chi
southern and northern divisions OF Chi
cago. They have sold as high as 107
on the New York Stock Exchange.