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South Bend news-times., 1921-05-22

garish and vulgar display. The ele-
gance OF wealth is expressed in mod
esty. dignity. simplicity. courtsey
and benevolence.
Camden. y. j., has an ordinance
fixing the penalty at go days" FOR
dancing from the waist up. No jello
movements for Jersey.
Lady Balfour says women are get
ting too much advice. OF course,
they are-if they are getting any al
sll.
Peaches have made their appear
ance in Mishawaka. Something al
ways happens at this time OF the
year 20 upset a City's financial
equilibrium.
The federal authorities in Akron.
O.. have permitted a bigamist 20 re-
tsin his two wives. Now If he is only
able 10 support them. his troubles
viii have ceased to trouble him. but
we fancy the two-thirds majority
they hold over him will result in
keeEing his nose in contiguity with
the grindstone.
Longstreet Of the Nlshawaka
pharmacy is showing a beautiful
lithograph Of George Blair emMac-
ing a comely young woman who
uses a certain brand OF complexion
soap. And George used TO be such
q good young man.
Mary Garden returned from Cali
fornia. says she adores Bill Hart.
Old Bits poker face and trigger
eye mixed with his cave man stuff
make a combination against which
femininity has but an Indifferent de-
Tense.
But the claws Of the rent gougers
seem to have converged right in the
vitals Of the tenants.
Trance to advance alone II nee
essary." Our advice 10 France is to
stay with the chorus and strive for
the harmonies. And a good accom-
panist is not TO be despised. even
by a real star, when reaching for
the high seize
It is very difficult to induce some
people to try work as a substitute
for stealing. And yet there are quite
number Of people who have found
it so.
The housing problem is giving
South Bend news-times., 1921-05-22
CENTURY HAS FARNUM.

bright star at the Century today.
where he appears in. his latest pic
ture THE Raiders" 1t is a story
of the west as convincing as il IS
enjoyable. with an appeal to people
Of all ages. The star puts over an
other splendid Characterization and
the supporting cast is good. The
whole tale hinges on an unique sit
uation and the spirit of adventure is
maintained throughout the entire
offering. Critics everywhere have
acclaimed this Mr. Farnum's best
picture for a long time. Those who
saw him last week in The Struggle"
should not miss this latest picture.
South Bend news-times., 1921-05-22
Bicycle Racing Season
Opened Here Saturday

I'm Mishawaka Yesterday afternoon
when the Belgian Bicycle club held
a fve-miIe race on Union st. road
with Il entries Cyriel Heye won
first prize and Joe Vandeputte. sec
ond. The race was preliminary 70
the card Of events at SIringbrooS
next Sunday when there viii be Is
Mishawaka entries IN the two and
five-mile race for the championship
of Indiana The first prize in the
latter event will be an English rae
ing bicycle valued at $500, and
donated by c. c. Cone Of Misha-
Waka
South Bend news-times., 1921-05-22

Ordinance No. 40. being an or
dinance TO protect fire hydrants and
other property OF the city water de-
partment
Section No. 5.-That Il shall be
unlawful for any person 20 sprinkle
any lawn, street or walk, or 20 use
hand hose for any other purpose.
during the time OF a fire; or from
the time that a FIRE alarm is frs,
sounded until such time as the FIRE
alarm is sounded out.
Section No. any person vio.
lating any OF the provisions OF this
ordinance shall. upon conviction
thereof. be fined any sum not ex-
ceeding twenty-five (S25.00) dollars.
JOSEPH dc LORENZI.
City CLERK.
-Adv't 21t2
South Bend news-times., 1921-05-22
MUSICAL COMEDY AT CENTURY.

Sarting Thursday the Century
Will offer the Murrel musical COM
edy company with change Of bill
nightly for the balance Of the week.
The opening bin is entitled The
Dangerous Girl" featuring Adele
Lewis, a popular soubrette who in
PRODUCES novelty songs and dances in
addition TO playing one Of the lead
ing feminine roles. The organization
numbers IS people and includes. be-
sides several clever comedians and
talented singers, a girl chorus Of
youthful freshness and beauty.
South Bend news-times., 1921-05-22

The News-Times is running a ser
ial entitled "The Confessions of a
Husband" Clearly fiction.
Have any of you ever gazed upon
the rainbow glory Of the shirted
sports of Mishawaka? or is our
dazzling shirtal splendor of 1921 but
silken chromatic hangover from
1920?
The only way to strengthen the
marriage tie is to begin when the
child is two days old and give it
home training until a good quality
Of adherescence is impaired to it.
An Ohio mayor has been caught
in a liquor raid and they are de-
manding his resignation. Republi-
can mayors must not expect special
privileges which the voters can't
have. If they want TO play hootchy-
koo, they must come down and take
chances with the thirsty prOletariat.
One pessimist goes so far as to
predict that feminism will become
martial and militant in so years, and
will take its place with the heavy ar
tillery. We are still hopeful enough
20 believe that women will continue
to operate the infantry branch of the
service.
The lawyer who defended the
Chicago youth who stole 100000
worth Of securities says the boy was
suffering from "bond-intoxication."
Wonder if he meant bottled-in-bOnd
intoxicatiOn.
Sir James Camille, who was born
in Montreal, now an eminent sur
geon in London. says tobacco is the
least harmful of the four social
poisons-cOffee, tea, tobacco and al
cohol. If Sir James Camille, then we
Nicotocrats may hope.
There were few vets on hand in
congress TO defend beer, declares a
correspondent. Few to defend, but
many TO crave.
But whether there be prophecies
they shall fail" A Chicago advertis-
ing man advertised that the stork
had brought him q son, but the
stork came and brought him girl
twins. What has become OF the
movement for truthful advertising2
A Chicago judge warns girls not
to pick a man for a husband mere
~ because he can dance. unless he
can demonstrate his ability TO Jazz
home regularly with ample supplies
OF corned beef. cabbage and can
ned goods. When the appetite roars,
a dancing snip is no emergency
meeter.
Omaha surgeons haze grated ears
on a little boy who was born with
out them. It wouldn't have been
necessary If the child had been a
girl, as II seems to be regarded dis
graceful for a girl 20 have ears.
A Chicago peacemaker stepped
between a pair OF duellists and got
both bullets. He viii live. they say,
but will probably in the future pre-
fer the beatitude which accords
mundane blessedness to the meek.
According to the testimony. Mr..
South Bend news-times., 1921-05-22
MAN IN THE STREET

Stillman has been a very foolish
man, but in B. c. 1915 he might
have been accounted a rather hefty
rival Of King Solomon.
We suspect that fully so. percent
OF the chewing gum that built the
great Wrigley building was finally
stepped in.
We recognize the force OF the fire.
quent article admonishing people TO
get together" but we notice that
most Of the time when they get
within striking distance they fight.
In true refinement wealth avoids
South Bend news-times., 1921-05-22
sPRAINs ANKLE IN FAIL.

While attempting 70 get on a
south side street car yesterday. Miss
Dolly LaPointe Of South Bend, fell
and sustained a sprained ankle She
was picked up by Patrolman Ainley
and carried TO the Red Gross Phar-
macy. where she was given medi-
cal attention and was later removed
to her home.
South Bend news-times., 1921-05-22
RURAL ROUTE INSPECTION.

The semi-annual inspection OF
rural routes viii be made by the
postmaster commencing next week.
Route will be inspected Monday.
route on Tuesday and route I on
Wednesday.
South Bend news-times., 1921-05-22
KOVASKI SENTENCED TO
STATE PENITENTIARY

Anthony Kovaski was found
guilty OF rape upon Elizabeth Lam
port. a 14-year-oId NIishawaka girl.
by a jury in the circuit court and
Will be sentenced 10 serve from two
10 p years in the state penitentiary
az Michigan City The crime was
committed last June Attorney f. J.
Bower prosecuted the case. The
trial lasted three days
South Bend news-times., 1921-05-22
TODAY's LINCOLN PICTURE.

William s. Hart's beautiful Pinto
pony is an outstanding figure in the
famous stars latest Paramount Art
craft picture, The Toll Gate"
which Will be shown at the Lincoln
theater for two days commencing
today. However. during the course
of the story AIr. Hart rides four diff
ferent horses, all splendid speci-
mems.
South Bend news-times., 1921-05-22
WILL MEET MONDAY.

Mrs. W G. Kirby. lie s. Spring
ST, Will be hostess Monday evening
10 the members OF the Berean Bible
class. She VIII be assisted by Miss
Mary Phillips The topics for the
evening Will be IN charge OF Mrs. (.
J. ". Fink and Mrs. Kirby.
South Bend news-times., 1921-05-22

Stanley Mcintosh has opened an
Office on the second floor Of the
Union Trust company's building.
South Bend, and viii handle securl-
ties including municipal. Industrial
and government bonds and bank
stocks. He Will also specialize in
loans on farms and city property in
s. Joseph county.
South Bend news-times., 1921-05-22
ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT

Mr.. and MrS ]. +. SeltZer, 302 F..
Broadway. yesterday announced the
Of their daughter. Miss
Mary SeltZer. 10 Alvin z. Curtis OF
Naugatuck. Conn. No date has as
yet been set for the wedding.
South Bend news-times., 1921-05-22

Fred y. Smith, managing officer
Of the First National and First Trust
& Savings banks. under the same
is in close touch with
South Bend news-times., 1921-05-22
voODNEN OF WORLD

VIII play Jimtown Sunday az 3
O'Clock. Take interurban 10 station
Is. -Advt 2lt2
South Bend news-times., 1921-05-22

a New York characteristic that We
have ever seen.
South Bend news-times., 1921-05-22

elsewhere throughout the country.
and this intimate knowledge makes
his opinion of prevailing conditions
all the more valuable. In CONVEX
sation with a representative Of the
yesterday Mr.. Smith said,
in considering the present and fu-
ture outlook. he could not help but
be impressed with the fact that
Mishawaka was unusually FORUM
ate in having felt but little the indus
trial and commercial depression that
has come as an inevitable reaction
from the tremendous business infla-
tion and high prices.
There were indications. he stated,
South Bend news-times., 1921-05-22

Let Edgewater FLORAL Place Ill
your baskets and boxes now.
1St4-Advt.
South Bend news-times., 1921-05-22
Z. A. BElNrER RECEIVERS.

r. A. Beamer. sos y. NIerrifeld
ave. who has been quite iu for the
past several weeks. was able 70 be
out for a walk yesterday.
South Bend news-times., 1921-05-22

Bedding Ilants OF all kinds at
Edgewater Floral Place. 1St4--Adv.
South Bend news-times., 1921-05-22
1s PEOPLE-MOSTLY GIRLS
SONGS-DANCES-MUSIC

SPECIAL Scenery GORGEOUS COsTUMEs
South Bend news-times., 1921-05-22

Omaha surgeons haze grated ears
on a little boy who was born with
out them II wouldn't have been
necessary If the child had been a
girl, as IL seems TO be regarded dis
graceful for a girl 20 have ears.
South Bend news-times., 1921-05-22

It is very difficult to induce some
people TO try work as a substitute
for stealing And yet there are quite
a number Of people who have found
it so.
South Bend news-times., 1921-05-22

A Chicago peacemaker stepped
between a pair OF duellists and got
both bullets. He Will live. they say,
but will probably in the future pre-
fer the beatitude which accOrds
mundane blessedness to the meek.
South Bend news-times., 1921-05-22

The housing problem is giving
South Bend news-times., 1921-05-22

According to the testimony, Mr..
South Bend news-times., 1921-05-22

A Chicago judge warns girls not
to pick a man for a husband mere
ly because he can dance. unless he
can demonstrate his ability to Jazz
home regularly with ample supplies
OF corned beef. cabbage and can
ned goods. When the appetite roars
a dancing snip is no emergency
meeter.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-06
Days Dealings i'm Bonds
The Market

The outstanding development in the
bond market yesterday was the fresh
rise in the United States government
issues. The Victory aas per cent notes
at 10000 were at new high peak,
while the fourth M per cent Liberty
issue was also at the beat price of the
YEAR Most Of the other war bonds
were higher at the close. A good deal
CT irregularlty marked the course of in
dustrial aud railway bonds where
pretit-taking was in evidence. In the
foreign government group the French
IA and So closed higher.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-06
Trading in Foreign Exchange
Futures Adopted in Argentina

BuENoS AYRES. Dec. 8 fBy The As
sociatsd Pressl. - Dealings in future
contracts on foreign exchange we're in
augurated to-day by the Bclsa ejCom-
mercia, the Bucnos Ayres Stock Ex-
change. Prices ware quoted in SO
many units Of foreign money for one
Argentine gold peso, except In the
oases OF dollars. which were quoted
IN SO many gold pesos per 500; Of
Brazilian rciss which were quoted 1t
New-York tribune., 1921-12-06

SO many . pound sterling. and 81
uruguayar pesos, quoted 1T 80 mueh
Per cent premium or discount.
of tee month in which the operation Il
initiated.
as follows: Five hundred pounds
sterling, 25,0oo francs, French or Bal
gian; 100000 German marks. z.00o
American dollars, o0,00o AustxiaA
crowns, $1,000 Spanish pesctas, 1o,0oo
Swiss francs, Is Brazilian coutos. a..
600 Italian lire, 5000 Dutch Gavin6 ard
1000 uruguayan asoA
New-York tribune., 1921-12-06

TO dgure the precise Yield on a bond it
approximate yield can roughly be figured
out by the following formula: Divide the
closing quotation on a bond into the rate
beiaw par you must allow also for this
appreciation of the principal. To do this
subtract the markst quotation from par,
number OF years the bond has to run be.
fore maturity. For example. If per
cent bond Is selling al 80 and has ten
years to run. ths annual return will be
6.Ss per cent The difference between par
and the market prica Will be 10 points,
points by ten years. the quotient will BE- /.
This figure ia to be added to 6.6s. which
is the animal return. AID thn resuie, IS
Per sent, WI siys yoa tbs approximate
New-York tribune., 1921-12-06
Imperial Oil Earnings
Average of $l43,556 Net
Month In Third Quarter

The Imperial Oil Company in the
third quarter of 1921 had gross earn
ings amounting to $615.750 and net Of
$430,669
The latter was an average of S143,-
$50 month with oil selling at ST. q
barrel, compared with $t54 400 a month
during the preceding seven months,
when oil averaged more than sf.50 a
barrel. After dishursiag stE4,0Ts in
cash dividends there was carried to
New-York tribune., 1921-12-06
Days Nesc Issues

". c. Langley & Co., of New York,
and King. Hoagland & Co, of Chicago,
announced an Offering of s1,1o0.eo0 In
diana Power Company twenty-year non
caliabie ia per cent first lien and
general mortgage, Series A gold bonds,
due December 1, fe41. Interest is pay
able June 1 and December /. The
Offering price is 100 and accrued in
tsrest, to yield III per. cent. The
bonds will be secured by an equal
amount of the connpany's first and re-
funding mortgage gold bonds, thereby
sharing IN their first lien on approx
mately so per cent of the property, and
also lien CT the balance Of the prop
arty, subject to the closed issue CT
Indiana Power and Water Company
bonds.
Several important pieces Of nunici-
pal financing are on the cards. On
place on sale S6,a91 900 Of one to thirty
year II per cent bonds. On December
Is, the same day that New York City
Is coming into the market with $685.
/ ooo,0o0 Of hfty-year 472s, the city of
Buffalo will market S7,360,8oo AIS. The
Sta:s Of Mississippi has adve1 sised for
December II the sale Of $1,500,000 Of
serial Sis.
Harris, Forbes & Co. and Coffin &
Burr, Inc, are Offering an issue of
$780, 900 three-year per cent notes
ct the Utica Gas and Electric Company,
due November /, 1924, at 100 and in
terest, to yield per cent. The COM
pany controls all the commercial cleo
TIC light and power business and the
entire gas business in Utica. Little
PALS and numerous other communities
n central New York.
9, ". McNear q Co. ara Offering
100000 Wilcox County. Georgia, direct
obligation IS, due July !, 1882. to 1851,
inclusive. at prices to yield $40 to 5.25
mT 6n per cents, due November Is,
1893 to is4l. at prices to yield 5.26
g 6.15 per cent, and $4,000 Orange
CITY, Iowa, 6s, due 1923 to 1941, at
prices to yield $40 to 5.25 per cent.
KILLER Co. and Brandon, Gordon &
Taddell are making an Offering of
Ho0,c0c City Of Crisco, Tex, 6 per cent
9aterworks extension funding serial
bends. due serially, 1941 to 1861. The
pstcs Is par and interest.
"A new issue Of $1,ooo,0oo Cleveland
PROVISION Company per cent first
mortgage sinking fund gold bonds is
oeing offered by Otis & Co. at 893A, to
yield 8.05 per cent. They are due De-
eeaher /, 1888. The bonds are nom
csiiable for the first three years, but
thereafter are subject to call at prices
nng1ng from los to 102.
outwater & Wells, Of Jersey City,
Offering for sale $457, 900 City Of
oayonne, N. j., per cent water bonds
q prices to yield $50 per cent.
The new iseue Of Pierce Oil Com
pany S2,00o.o00 8 per cent sinking fund
ponds, due 1881, offered by Parker s.
20. and West & Co. at 100 and interest,
las been sold.
Blair d Co. have purchased from the
government S1,275.300 Atlantic Coast
L'ne Railroad equipment trust s per
esnt noses, maturing in annual INSTALL
,oaa Msnts OF $4,000 from January Is.
lsS2 to 1894, inclusive.
ine syndicate headed by Bankers
naEust Company, which offered the South
sorEo Rico Sugar S6,00G,000 twenty
var arst collateral mortagage rs, an
aa,uheed -, yests-aBy that the bonds had
all been sold.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-06
MARYLAND
Fuel Expenses
Cause Deficit
1920 Report Shows Gains
III Gross, but This was
Offset by Increased Cost
! Of Train Movement
!. western Maryland Railway in

Tae Western Maryland Railway in
.aea esrnea from both Federal and
..-norate creratien Of The rreucrtv
~ sosss revenues of see, ,2o6, 900, compared
'sssh Sis,6i0,o oo0 IN 1919 Freight earn
,',ss ssss was'e Si-.S1I coo, contrasted with
stsssr t,s rsa. .eaa. Increased cost of coal last
v.sr uss an important factor in the
sssss<syst3ssc expenses, which we're high
sssssrh to cause n net deficit.
Tnssi operating expenses In 1920
80 500. Sis zoe. comparing with SfA.-
* sss MD in 1919 Fuel for train loco
g .ss sas;rss cost sa,2SS,0on in 1920. as
..ss, 'rss,,ss 81 .0s9. o0a in 1919. MI costs OF
ssssratsng trains increased greatly, al
49, fuel cost was especially notice
a. si,ss BECAUSE in normal times the
Essssrn 49, Marvisndshad been getting its
s',sl sIsa eoaa at a low price, Total trans
-ss.st;nrs w.. EXPENSES amounted to SO, ,n6a. =
IA n 1920, as compared with S5,s1l,-
VI yhs corporation income account,
.-hsrb reflects two months OF Federal
..a-aSion. six months OF the guarantee
sss~;ad ana four months os the private
srarstion. shows gross income OF s5.~
"a f1f3 and net, after the payment Of
:,tsrsst rentals, etc, of only SIs,o0c,
Ths following table shows the prin-
..rsl frures for operation Of the prop
essy:
New-York tribune., 1921-12-06
Cotton Exchange HOLIDAYS

LIVERPOOL, Dec. 5.-The Cotton
Exchange here has announced the fol-
lowing Christmas and New Year hoh-
days; December "a, 26, 27 and 81, and
January 2.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-06
Parker & Company

surplus s27e,5a1. The Imperial Oil
Company is under the same manage
ment as the Middle States Oil Corpora
tinn.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-06

Members Of the New York Cotton
Exchange yesterday voted to close the
exchange on rha Saturdays preceding
Christmas and New Years.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-06


The Western Maryland IS primarily
roal-carrying road. Out of its total
e,rrsse of freight in 1920 62-9 per cent
,rss ,-. hIturn nous coal. and in 1919 65.S
~. cent, manufacturers furnished in
sooa f3.9 per cent. and il 1919 1o.o per
cent TIE total tonnage of freight car
RED was 1885. 900 IN 1920, as against
1905, 900 IN 1913.
Tba Western Maryland IS enc OF the
cc,,, ne - lively few roads that has at
aired an average revenue trainload OF
crer 600 tons. In 1920 for the first
s;ra i went above this figure. and the
,-e-ace Of the year vas 1.064 tons,
cornusring with sa5 tons III 1919. A
change from non-compeitive conditions
under government operation to COM
retitive is probably reflected in the
change in length Of average haul OF
r-eirht. In 1890 1T averaged 125 miles
and in 1919 97 miles.
The earnings of the Western Mary
1.nd in the first half of 1921 were dis
appointing, but for the more recent
months the company has shown large
Gains ND 30 October. Net for the first
tan months OF 1920 was $2,457.oo0. as
compared with the deficit in the first
tan months of 1919 Of 1927 ,0o6. In
October, however, the figures were lit
tie lower for 1921 than Tor 1920. and
amounted to 1929 600, az against S374,-
nfl in October last year.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-06
New Issue


Pierce Oil Corporation
Ten Year $50 Sinking Fund Gold Debenture Bonds
eeunbr DueD Is 1881
@ sss= 90. s e: ssss1 1se=s@
"P@' % as 1AS az"
senIy ynsued,$z
entus
$ revert % 10 Fund
d Income eTaxupo Fourhi Tax Reunded
N1nu%
ootards ndap
gre drzdyr
tan
mdoH Ill equipment
These debeu.s. wm the ony
ddh frt +
have
i rest ncngS
o this financing gindudn will ddn
flor ztsHn nsnsu=
credo conxHdae snees
Q pego - -
alton t hn uee wYuxs ukEu4unr.
HAueda deceyed edbyusan andubeco
Price OandIn to
Parker & Company West & Co.
- ut @ honu wsa=~~n
b ih been ppHdf Ham Iva muasa adyss.usn
New-York tribune., 1921-12-06
$4,30o,ooo
he Pure Oil Company

go Cumulan Convertible nfenedSto
as"" a ns Fss. oga ass date
a on time pdro l.. into oconmnsb the connny
# for hh Of referred SDak
Nanmdng
Mortgage Bond f Gas Closed
SN Pa
a Da, ,PrmAmto o III COMPANY.
Company (rneOh Cities Case
50 under advertised
nc lubricants
ASSETS nsengBs ~e.of srA.s
m
credngM March
requiem of
w Marc t bn in of unxurhL
IN hi Cos ng edn Hernec
sol h more h Oanurn eofour12o
at rates nth
o thai
Price 100 and acrueddr dend,y dng8q
hd d d " ant ber to- lofeund
DOMINICK DOMINICK
w. A. HARTMAN & co. Inc. OTIS Co.
Information. A4a~as aAnn4arn.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-06
Dividends
kxtra

.,,..,s Mercantile Trust COMPANY AN extra
rs,s-sac of psr core a share has bean de
49, css.,s1 ~ addition TO The regular quarterly
sss,s2sha cf per Cert. both rswablA Janu-
sanseer &
Regular Declarations
New-York tribune., 1921-12-06
Regular Declarations

ts,as 1er gshs dsrseto~s OF che
ssssss aFtoesa Eaalra$. s~s*eting tc-3a-
ii ~ t:afs regular sa4vterly dtsiaAnG Or
hS..stsx. ~. eens ssEes;1 Fsbre1ry q 10 stoSA.
81 laGoId december 81
New-York tribune., 1921-12-06

Blair Co. have purchased from the
government S1.275.9o Atlantic Coast
Line Railroad equipment trust s per
tent notes, maturing in annual INSTALL
merits ,oas OF S425,000 from January Is.
4s22 TO 1924, inclusive.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-06

1hs new issue Of Pierce Oil Com
Pany S2,oo0,o00 8 per cent sinking fund
ponds, due 1881, offered by Parker s.
20. and West & Co. at 100 and interest,
las been sold.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-06

KILLER & Co. and Brandon, Gordon &
Tadden are making an Offering Of
Ho0,o City of Crisco, Tex, per cent
gaterworks extension funding serial
beads. due serislly, 1941 to 1861. The
ps!cs Is par and interest.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-06

~ me syndicate headed by Bankers
neEust Company, which offered the South
sorSo Rico Sugar s6,oo0,000 twenty
var nrst collateral mortagage rs, an
a,9,uneed y, yests-any that the bonds had