davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-19

esai Iron which people essA11y tAka. orsan,e
irun 10 Ike the Iron in rour blond and Ike the
iron tn spinach. Lntiis and spotes. vh,i~ metal
NC iron is lust ~ II ccsncs frum the action
o1 strong acids on srnsil pieces Of iron Or.
ranic iron may b. had from your druss,st uno,,
the name cf SuSATED IRON. Nusated Iron
represents crrsnic Iron in such q highly con-
ccnhsted form that one dose IL estimssei .o h,
approximately equivalent lin organic iron
contcno to esfins half = ausrt of spinach or
one nuaft OF green Neeefab'es. II is like taking
rrfrsrt Of beef instead Of o. t,pe r,,unds -
meat fcur money will t- refunded hv IRE
r,anumSturers " you do nct obtain rvffertIy
satisfactory rcsulia For aal~ bv Ali drurvisss
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-19
SALVAG|NC HOME
OF AMERICAN LEGION

The club house of the local post Of
tie American Legion is to be replaced
at Fifth and Court streets within the
next few days. The club house was
washed in back of the post office, but
kept an upright position. with little
damage done. At present. tho men are
clearing the building OF mud.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-19

Besscmer where tho Knights of Column
bus have charge of the Mess Hall
The Knights also wish to commend
the very efficient manner in which re-
lief has been administered by the local
Red Cross Chapter. and t.nder the
heartiest cooperation to the officers in
charge
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-19
Why You Must Have Iron
to Make Your Body Strong
and Your Brain Keen
Asft and Of Spinach md Orx,uSe Iron 70
Rich Red Blood and Rcvitsltze Wornout E1hsneted NJ,

WITH PLENTY OF BLOOD IRON YOUR BRAIN "a n. ro.t on
I'm m al oreaon but without these s nothing IRON
~nou. Of red blood
YOU FOOLISH THINGS a,o,n,
nothing 80 far " accomplishing anything concerned
Also without iron YOUR BLOOD BECOMES wArERY and lose.
Its to change fod into living
e wv w "0S se' ~" 'un se1ehgth out
THERE ARE BLOOD coRpusc1Es m yo,,p
BLOOD AND EACH ONE MUST IRON " >
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-19
THANKS TO THE RED CROSS

Knights of Columbus Relief Head
quarters. K. of c. Hall, 1o11 Grand
avenue.
Department Director P. J. McCar-
thy, OF the knights of Columbus, writes
to express publicly grateful apprecia-
ton to the Red Cross for food and sup
plies furnished to tho Refugee Camp at
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-19
KILLED By LIGHTNING

Rocky Ford. Colo, June is.-Dur-
irF thunder storm "Wednesday
afternoon Jamea Grtsham. a farmer
wa killed by lightning. The team of
horses he was driving also was killed
by the Wm. bolt
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-31
HUSBAND IN DUNGEON
SEVENTEEN YEARS
Widow, Married Again. Just
Finds Out He Is Alive II
a Hospital In the City Of
Petrogr5d

Tokyo- 4 letter tas heen received
from man reporis8 tteJ 81 use
Russo IaraueSe war n North Man
cAurls hy hts supposed widow, who
has been gafrled io second huS-
lAul ten years. IN
\ sergeant named llntswi 0nlshi
has heen missing siaee the battle of
Liaeyang Tie authorities and his
family concluded be had been killed
and funeral ceremonies were observed
His widow married again, children
AeiuS born hy the sound husband.
Nor after lT years, on0shl Writes, re-
porting himself safe 81 hospital ia
petrograd.
According 70 his letter AZ the time
of Tie RuS>oJApanes war he was
saTtn prisoner and has ever since
h,rn la dungeon which be was
aeyer allowed to ieaRo until NJ he.
Came I'D.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-31
STATE EDUCATION AssOCI-
ALTON MEETS IN FEBRUARY
Many Prominent Educators From
Over State and From Other
States Will Be In At
tendance

Norman. Jan 3i- University CT
Oklahoma faculty members will Is
y Ell represented az the annual meet
ing OF thu Oklahoma Education asso.
Siat'nn a. Oklahoma city. February
io n aud IT, r r. Kae,iH. sec~e.
,ary 70 President Sirattoa d. r ooNa
1i The university. pred.etod this week
~ Rsooss aud Pref A c. Parsons
dlrei tor 81 hiea school extension ara
l4cf ssor of educational adnialstre
iion, will a rear on the program
headquarters for all University f
Ck'a CONS graduates. faeult, mem-
'ttr. and students viii be main aimed
% the Haeklas hotel throu hout fno
meeting u ~ill 81 IS charge Il Nr
Nuafi ne allied arrangements for
university ente faiument headquar.
tors are aein~ worked ori fer an
ncunuemcnt later
Glesal sessions os tho ASSOCIATION
viii be held IN the high school audi.
t,riam Bishop Edwin u Monsoon.
Martin G Bslmtaueh. former super-
iNtendent cf schools in Philadelphia
nr E b Bryan. president Of Coa.gsse
University and nr Charles a. Judd
o. Chicago. VII be principal speakers.
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1T HAS NO EQUAL
SAYS MRS. DAVIS
Wichita Woman Says Tanlac Has
Entirely Freed Her OF
Chronic Indigestion,

= have gotten more rcA -eissl igcu
few bottles OF Taulac ihsn from al
the medi Ines have tskea ia b.
past sou. years rui toge'h a
Mrs. Minnie " Dads eos NeW Yora
Ave Wichita. KAN
MY trcusl0 was caroaic .niisa
hon which seemed 10 undermine ma
whole health. and e was almost al
! coald do 70 keep from slvnz Bp anal
becoming bcir.dden As Il wAs. .
just managed 10 drag myself aaolt
fhe house Ny nerves were shattered
and a good nights rest was a stan
sr TO me
"A wonderful eaan csaie over ms
soon sfto started SOD Tanlae -
WASN'T long before I 4s8s ea ne hert-
ily and never ha.us -olcl ol ind-
sesticn Ms nerves AFRO normal once
w re aHd siee. as rrae fuliy rs
a'a yoas $3.50 before u} tgor ie FIJI
gan x
ranac. ia ms oytaion IS uH.
cine without al equal H II VERY
body cou'd krgp {, ke J De- inere
wevldH'i le 50 msn, psople comriaa.
iue about their Heagh
Tanlac iS sola IA Gu'M'e by The
Lille Drug aud Stationary Co and
oy Oscar Morris Lowell Oklahoma
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-31
Flr~ SEVEN MAJOR
DISASTERS ~ YEAR 1920

Continued from Page -
for 1920 was the Unusual numger ot
icrnadoes, most Of these occurring ia
Mareh. April ana May Fifteen star
aud nearly ZOE communities were At.
fec,ed. located largely in the central
South central and south eastern
states.
Ala was extended so i5s commun-
tiles visited by disasie~ dariug the
year About $3.50 families nsoly-
'irg 10000 persons were affe ted Be
sides emergency relief extended Is
ths number more permanent aid 20
ward rehabilitation proved ncccssarY
u il6o families
Nurses were assigned locally by thc
Red Cross 10 meet emergencies. ln
ms instances. and 90 emergency hos
pitfalls We're established the report
says A total OF los chapters ex-
pended tnnds FOR relief imrpnses.
y ll4t AAo tiA -9t'Er aistb tt tNttt Nir-
-aster emergencies and carry on ac-
'tiye relief work Besides this is
chapters rendered some fern OF resef
work outside their own terriiorles.
More than 400 disaster workers were
used in this work
Besides administering aid IA DO.
mesuc disasters the American Rel
cross sue ored thousands of suffer
eFs during 1890 in earthquakes 10
Italy, and Mexico extended aid to
famine sufferes in China, and par'ie-
ipa,ed in relief activities incident 10
an epidemic j Haiti
Following the war the policy Of the
Ecd Cross aas been 70 give disas'er
preparedness and relief work grea
rsominence in. the peace time pro
gram OF tho organization and great
ii number of charpters took part q.
thts work during 1920, the aanuai
report shows. than At any ether tim
IT, the history Of the organization
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-31

Chester ra Johu Hunter THE other
DAY exeuiafed from fhe soil Ia the
relr ef hs Holland raei home neRr
Fa1ysione diamond ring. which he
had lo~t There more tau X wears ago,
II was while spading haf Hunter lost
ihe rims from hole % h's pocket. lie
had mo- iiea whore he bad dropped H.
apl in time forgot g ahuni iF
lie ags turning over iAe soil again
with O spade. aud to his slrprise the
long-lnss rinS came np On spadeful
" di-t a little washing and polish
ing restored Il Is III arlrlnal beauty.
The ring IS valued 500
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-31


Although torn In Madrid. Sraln.
OF cas,ilian aristocracy Antonio
Moreno. staF in several Of vita.
graphs successful serials Is thor.
onghly American. Coming 10 this
country at the aee az dfteea he
planned career on the spoken
stage. but Fate willcd otherwise
After continuing his education al
the WilIistoNn Seminary ha an
actually start on the legitimate
stage Inspired ~ Tire advice Of
Helen Ware. the actress. he 'oinei
the famous stock company at
Northampton. Mass. and soon wss
engaged by Leslie Carter Later ne
appeared vita Constance Ca.!icr in
That's " but from ,Eele lie went -
tie Silent drama re played with
Edith Siorev, Irene Caste. Pearl
White and others Then Albert Z.
Smith. prcsiAeus of vitsgranh.
placed him under lorg-teym con.
tract and introduced lin TO the
serial Ills aery black ewes. slack
hair. complexion of golden pailor
aud vivid Latin temperament and a
talent for expression make him tas
Ideal tyre for the screen lust rov
he is completing q new vitaSrsrh
serial "The Invisible Hand
secret service story written osrc-
cially for him b. Albert f. SMlta
and Cyrus Towasenl Brady.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-31
REBELLION
IN STOMACH
Pape's hapenSn' at once
ends Indigestion and
Sour, Acl1 Stomach

. . . y
iamrs as AndlseSied food cause
lain Il souf stomach is In revolt.
u SICK, sasSs ana saset, ma what
yol just ate has iermented and turn
ed sou head diEzv and hes. tclca
gases and acids anl eructlte nndiges-
$50 food-jGss take a tablet or two
ot Pa1e's Dlaeepsin 10 help neutral
tze ac'dity and iu five minutes you
wonder what became of the gam
acidny. Indigestion and distress
X sou stomach doesn't take care
oi y91r liberal limit without REBEL
len; il yoar food IS damage instead
ot ae29. remember the quickest.
snrest. most harmless stomach am
tia I'd IS Papes Diapepsin. which costs
50 little at drug stores.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-31

BLUE TO BE POPULAR
WITH LADIES OF l92 |

New York. Sl Mrs. Hariins blue
is 10 BE iae fashionable color ~ gar
ments fov women this spring accorl
ing - aH announcement by q Fifth
avenue firm today. The announce
mcng said ihs wife OF the president.
eject had picked out the color from
an assortment sent her
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e BLISS
sLrsToc Elss
posrsaf 40
$50 AZ - ~
l,tsf gs<4saf E5mW - - ~ W@~
O. fsaltFs sAA n IA -
Akc pcer-f x A. <zzs9 - -><eA<cS 49,

Over / Niilioa Tsbis's Tassn Da,y
Slnte 1855 have brrr Fr9yes aere
remedy Ter CONSTIPATION. SICK
snd KIDNEY Ek BLISS NATfFs
HERBS TABLETS ar d gfcAi 40 -
restoring a general tealshY 1adron. blng-
sre b4sk o, raddr g.e4 & y9-tH % 80
ccnpi<x,cn fhry 49, Errfif br' ARMY.
stey TONG 81 she eystem 1fsa'e agge'itsl
fsxuisse th< fOWEts sad 44si ths
KIDNETs MoNEf-kAC6 cUARA&-
TEE Va Each box.
A o BLISS CO. WASH. 81 c .
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-31
Hoods Sarsaprilla

which has hall c7ntlFy Fecefd .
efficiency ard woril.
Il creates an appetite. aids disc s.
ton. makes food taste good plsiiies
and vitalizes the blood makes Tine
weak strong eliminates tie polsols
Of caiarrh. roiul@. rheumatism. ios.
titles the body ainsf infectious dis.
eases. leyers. grip. influenza
Get Hood sarsaqarli'a ied~
Hoors Pills are a fine Laxative
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-31
No place For hlere t.uman

"Nha' to you say about p proai
ly Inquired the Immaculate aoaSe-
Seepef as SIZE showed har travelling
husband tae freshly saraisAvd anu
og3sgiS domain
i shmk sa.d tue Mortified man.
3fai wa had fesef ga 60 holel W
stay sli n'sht Fsam LIE
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-31
cannlballsm rraeucec.

1--WE know These people were cannl.
hals Cir among the refuse heaps have
fesW found hinnan bones spllf aFart
ia ers'rr 20 set ai The marrow.
"Il.e Snfi limestone siahs hens *
posed 90 fAe weather. hreke ffsm time
20 time. aUd were east asldr neaFhy,
to be apiared hy 0ep onvs
"lu ihc course NJ aur inNesfl3aiiens
SO have eoinnleiely examined some
fseen ef These mHaAds ana ~ ihem
hase found thousand, ~ speHdld spe-
eNnens "a ehlnsi afron and spear
heaas as Won as srapng tools ana
olher ml lsnef1s hoaes ~ the ieer.
Nh.ch werc psesaleAi ln thls region.
afc foNni "a profusien Indicating that
Fhis was She principal article ~ dlei."
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-31

May sapgrstiAlous gan ars regard
4 rs enlnch} So las csfis 90 tag-
b sAat "a NOT covered with cloth
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-31
OVER THE STATE

Miss Lula OfiAolder and Fern
Swain, Woods couniy school tcaeAers.
We're instantly killed SUNDAY when i
Santa Fe train struck iheis aateN9-
ssins Near AlYa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-31

Durng he world war the Canadian
eypediuonary force served in France.
Macedonia. Palestine and Russia
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-31

Tho man who values little thinss
fiads in the Want Ad an asset *
greatest value
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The guide posf 90 success ne
turn fl the roaa beat indicated
b5 a Want AL
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-31

YaQt qaos on Is not what saa
DOE nat how 30 SET poslticu
ih Want Ads Will ieli you
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-31

Carr. sr boys nave y receipt sooss:
70 ros yay them lar Leader sub.
3. ripfioas
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-31
IN TIMES LIKE THESE
4 medicine that costs only
S Cents a Day

or $3.50 month. shonld be thougnl-
fully considered. We know OF only
one that does this. namely.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-31

Yeggs blew safe in main street
store at Oklahoma Cty last nishs
and secured $500.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-31

Feh. lst, fresh milk. i2 IL cent
quart. Phone e64.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-31

So far ih.re hage been .oo l.l-
Introduced IN the legislature THE
house stnl continues to play horss
Few measures have heen PASSED ana
the people pay the bin
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-31

NILK-ls cents per guar. at pierso.s.
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Phone ssi Tor = = cent mix.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-31

The Oklahoma city Syrian. VINO
said he was held up and robbed ~
5000 is now thought TO As crazy.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-31

Leader Classified Ads. Get Results
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-31

Take GRoE'S LAXATIVE BRONO
ol-tNINE iahlets TIC rcnuine hears
ne sifnaiure of a. W Grove. tie
sure you gst BRoMO.- Soc
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-31
CANhIHALS ONCE
P[OPLEO TEXAS
Discovery Made That Prehistoric
People Were Different From
Indians: Had Regular
Camp Sites

Austin Tex -E,.aence that Texas
was Hhahiie,l hy prehistoric pessne
different frem fhe Indian who rrasred
the plains WHEN the first white man
sume has beou unearihed IS James
T. rearee professor ~ anlhropo.ogy
o. ihe University Of rexas. The early
inhabitants. he said lived nomasA
Ifkc existence. roaming from one part
OF i.e wilderness 10 another and kill
ing With rude stone weapons. animals
and even humans fof food
N cooperation wAh ihe smith
~'niau Institution bureau of entomology.
psoL r.nree hs been investigating
'he mornds for mere than year, u
repert,A y
"Ta lfe history of these peorle
hss been read fram ihe records they
lef' In their baruea.roek MOUNDS or
ktchen miH4er- TIE predecessor sait
sJhs,e mounds ar pies Of broken
anl rharrcd nlfs ~ limestone ihrer ~
four feet high sud sNacf.mes rs long
~ 100 feet
A3d Regular Camp Sites.
~Tley arm maee nr of the Kitchen
efase os these pvehis,oric peoples,
who had regular camp SIZES at ffe
qneni Intervals along the Edwards
plateau extending from Austin west
ward ta View Mexico
These reopie evidently were ad
vanccl "a the stage 81 palcailthlc eni~
iare On earlier age than ihe period
Of heollthlc culture fa witch mp.t ~
The American Indians belonged These
early Texas inhabitants had arrows
aua spears tipped vllh h.uf points
chipped hat NIT polished They dlA
not polish their STONE weapons nor
dd they caeagc ~ ans fefm of agrl-
culture ThcS vefe. however SSH
fnl skin dressers. ior vie have found
serapu- Tools made " Clint
The Kitchen mla'leas whlch We als
covered are the onlg hing II iheiF
kina So Amerlca so far as know
although they haa been found lu othef
paris ef iha werld Ar these sites
caNrs were located with d -rpa' fire.
PLACE ID fbe center over which huge
slabs of limestone were niaved as d
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-31

Write that Room to Rent Want
Al today someone will answer L.
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SORT 81 primitive stove upon phish
80 cook the meat ne inhabitants
Killed.
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THEATRES

~ No hoAC ASoO
POLLARD"
TODAY.
Selznick Pictures Present
ELAINE HAMMERSTElN In
THE PLEASURE SEEKERS
Also GOOD COMEDY
-.-~---~~>~~~~~--------~~ ---~~---~--~---~--------~s--
TUESDAY
Select Picture
EUGENE o'BRiEN" in
BROADWAY AND HOME"
Also PATHE NEWS
PATHE REVIEW
LITERARY DIGEST
SINUS POLLARD COMEDY
WEDNESDAY
Metro Picture
SOMEONE IN THE HOUSE"
All Star Cast N
Also TWO REEL COMEDY
.~~~~--~~~-~~~~~----- ------>--~s~~--~'--~~s~
THURSDAY
Psthe Special Production
"Dlcs OF DESTINY"
PATHE NEWS
FRANEY COMEDY
6UNpS
New pictures every day plenty Of
short reels comedies Seenies.
News. II takes all these e make
an interesting program. We have
them.
~enty cents We never advance the
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"HIGHLAND"
TODAY.

THE NESTELL PLAYERS"
That Classy Show. Oressy. Fussy,
Poppy and full Of action. Special
scenery. a wonderful little sho.
with all new plays and vaudeville.
On Tire Screen
Special Production Fox Feature
LOUISE LOVELY in
"PARDNERs OF FATE"
Also SUNSHINE COMEDY
~HER DO6GONE WEDDING
it is dandy show. Prices all
natinees Ten and Twenty cents:
Evening Twenty and Forty cents.
->>>>>~>>~~>>~>>>>
TUESDAY
Same Company Change Of Play
On Thc Screen
"THE HIDDEN CODE"
MUTT and JEFF COMEDY
Also THE 18th BRIDE
Observation-Disclosures
WEDNESDAY
Feature Photcplays
"NESTELL PLAYERS
A big double show every day this
week
We have one price Ten and and 7
price for any picture always remer
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picture this
IS w the price
& CENTS
New-York tribune., 1921-03-15
The Days Bond Market

The Tribune prints each day the mo-
f"'7fv dates Of oil active bonds quoted
on the Ne'o York Stock Exchange. The
return on bond 10 the inpestor depends
"pon three fdctors: the rate of interest
fho sec'"ttV bears, the market price
and the distance Of the maturity date.
10 t9"re the precise yield OF, a bond it
as necessary to use yield tables, but the
oppror''nnte yield can roughly be figured
out dH tho following formula: Divide
ne closing quotation on q bond .nto
me rate Of interest it pavs, and tho re-
suit friu be the dnnua, return. If the
bond IS selling beioto par uou must
oAoao also for the appreciation Of tho
principal. To do this subtract the mar
hct q7ofatton from par, or 10O and d.
vlde tho remainder by tho number Of
pears the bond has to run before ma
ta7ity. For eromple, II a por cent
bond as selling at 90 and has ten uenrs
to run, the onpuui return roiU be CSC
iscr cent. The difference bet,oocn par
and the market price aciu be 10 points.
aubfrdctf0g 80 from 100 Diuiding ten
points ov ten gears, the quotient aoiN be
!. This figure IS TO be added to s.66.
which is the annual return, and the re-
suit 7.66 per cent, 1oiU give non the an
pyo.rimato yield.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-15
Goodrich Earnings
Before Taxes Equal
$3.50 ON Preferred
Deficit of $5,37l,792 After
DividendsSh Surplus
Drops From $41 ,OOO, 900
to Less Than $23 900, 900

The B. F. Goodrich Company for
1920 reported net profits of $s21,24s
before Federal taxes and after depreci-
alton and loss arising through con-
version Of net assets of foreign sub
sidiary companies at deprecated rates
of exchange amounting to $1,790, ,03S.
This was equivalent to s2.39 a share
earned on $38,412,000 preferred stock.
In 1919 the company showed net profits
of $l7,2O4 ,S13, equivalent after pre-
ferred dividend requirem ments to $500
a share on the 100000, 900 outstanding
common stock.
Last years deficit, after preferred and
common dividend deductions as shown
by the company's income statement,
was s5,371,792. The company's profit
and loss surplus on December 81, 1919,
was $41,203 ,046, which was cut to $22,-
706,498 at the end of 1920 by deduct
ing last years deficit, $3,057.627 for
F leral taxes for previous years, 81,
no4 for cost of plants, s8,0o0,000
reserve for approximate losses on
material commitments for future
a~Avery, and $145,775 for other items.
Had all these deductions been made
from the 1920 income the total deficit
for the year would have bees $751;
5SS,09S.
An interesting item in the report
rejecting the increase In the COM
pany's bank loans in 1920 was the de-
duction of S4,0S1 1926 for interest, con-
trasted with Sl,199.66l in 1919.
Commenting on the S8,000,0O0 set
aside from surplus last year for losses
on new raw material commitments, b.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-15
Demands Profit if Bonds Are Called

Question-Pleasc answer the following
Inquiry by Wire c4i.e' Among tho recent
iNgh interest ratr 'oll issues which You
regard sound eStllents. and which
ere either unca4aDle OR S~iiiug II points
af more below the call price. please naIne
eiN which seem best secured Please re-
strict Your chgiee e uDIihcS or a. ttrN
strong Industrial concerns onis. p. T., Fl.
laul. Mnn,
Answer Following is a list OF bonds
which come fairly close TO the require
ments you lay down In add ition YOU
might consider Northwestern Bell Tele-
phone Is, which are callable at l07 Il
but recently sold in the neighborhood
of 96. Were this issue called at 1919
an investment made at present prices
would show not only current return
of 1926 per cent, but profit of between
10 and il points, or over 500 on a
$1,000 bond Steel and Tube Of Amer
lea series Is. 1851, market % redeem
able 10712 Pennsy ylvania Power &
ica series c Is, 1851, market %, redeem
able at 7 Il per cent premium, less Il
of / per cent for each year CT expired
life; Sinclair Consolidated ~ per cent,
1925. market 91s4, callAble at l05; Pa
cite Gas & Electric 1st and refunding
Is, 1910 market 90, redeemable at l10s
Northern States Power 1st and refund
ing 5s, 1871, market rs. redeemable at
lO5 to 1886, 102 thereafter; Adirondack
Power & Light 1st and refunding IS.
1850, market about IS, redeemable at
IO7l.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-15

G. Work. president, in the company's
report says:
ain view Of the decline In the mar
kct values of crude rubber and fabrics.
directors have deemed it advisable 70
appropriate out Of surplus the sum OF
s8,000,oo0, which, added 70 the reserve
for contingencies of 100000 pro-
vided out of profits in prior years,
leaves total reserve on December 81,
1920, Of s10,000,000 to cover possible
losses on future commitments and con-
tingencies."
Mr.. Work said further:
Directors feel that, taking into con-
sideration the depression in the rub
ber industry during the last half OF
1920. operating results shown are salts
factory and the financial position Of
the company is excellent. Plants are
in a thoroughly efficient working con-
dition, prepared for any emergency,
and it should, therefore, not be neces-
sary to inc1r any further expendi-
lures during the current year for ad-
ditional expansion of fixed properties"