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New-York tribune., 1921-12-23
Our Joy in the
Christmas WiN Be
Only Half Joy

unless we share with some
one the joy that has come to
us. The more partners we
take into our Christmas JOY
the happier will we be.
There is a kill-joy kind of a
man who goes about at home
and elsewhere with a frown
and fault-hnding spirit, but
let us surrender ourselves
wholly to add to each others
happiness.
Why be like old Scrooge,
who lost SO many Christrnases
before he took a lesson from
Tiny Tim, the cripple, and
made himself happier than he
had ever been in all the Christ
masses of his life?
This big Store is full Of
good things to help you.
1t is not even half empty.
(Signcd)
6< aaA<
December 23, 1921.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-23
Curley's Official Plurality 2.47O

BOSTON, Dec 22.--Thc Election
Commission, after q recount of ballots
c. ST in the city election of December
IS, to-day sustained the election as
Mayor of James NJ. Curley. His official
plurality over John Il. Murphy was
placed at 2,4T0. net loss Of 22S votes
rs compared with the unofficial returns.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-23

The next story: "Mrs. Peters Happy
Christmas"
New-York tribune., 1921-12-23
Weather Report

Sun rises. 7;17 am. sun SETS. t:S3 Pm.
Moon rises. ;2S IN Moon sets. 1904 pm.
Local Forecast-snow. probably chang
ing to rain. to-day. with rising teupcra-
turo; tomorrow cloudy and colder. possibly
snow or rain: increasing southeast and
south winds. probably becoming strong and
shifting to west by tomorrow.
Local Official Record - Tho follows
official record shows telnpcratu during
the last twenty four hours. IN comparison
with tic cnrrns iatir1d d4t N nI III
New-York tribune., 1921-12-23
humidity
6s1p. m. :. s6 3 p.
Barometer Readings
so.45 p. m. 3o.49 S p. III. 3o.44
Gcneral yyeatbcr Condition

General Weather Conditions
WASHINGTON, Dec. c2.-The storm that
was central over Nova Scotia Wednesday
night moved northeastvard 10 Newfound~
land With further increase in intensity
and 1t was followed by rapidly rising pres
sure and much colder weather in the At
iantic states north of Georgia, and by
gales along the middio Atlantic and north
Atlantic coast. The baronctrc depression
over the Far West has deepened aud 1t
was central over Utah tonight. while there
was decided fall IN pressure over the
lake region and the great central valley.
ana another disturbance was central over
Lake Superior to-right. These disturb
ances have been attended by snow in the
upper lake region and the northern Rocky
Mountain region and by rain in the Ohio
middle Mississippi and lower Missouri val
leys the southern plateau region ard Cali
lornia There was {. marked rise In tenn
perature to-day IA the upper lake region,
me mississippi Valley and the interior of
the west Gulf states, while considerably
solder solder weather again overspread the Cana
other area of high pressure which was
central over Saskatchewan tonight and
moving eoutheastward
The indications arc for snow III THE
northern border states. rain or snow in
southern New. gland, the middle Atlantic
southern sections cast of the Mississippi
River except southern Florida, Friday aud
probably Saturday. Tho temperature wll
be higher in the Atlantic states the upper
Ohio Valley and the lower lake region
Friday and colder weather will again over
spread the Ohio Valley and the lake re-
middle Atlartic and north Atlantic states
and Tennessee during Saturday.
Forecast by Districts Eastern New York
Snow, probably changing to rain, IN
south portion Friday. with rising ternpera
'ure; Saturday cloudy and colder. possibly
rain or snow.
Western New SHOW or rain ard
warmer to-day; Saturday unsettled and
colder probably snow fiurres.
Southern New Eugland-Snow probably
changing TO rain, FRIDAY. with rising tom
perature; Saturday cloudy and colder, POS
siby lin or SNOW.
Eastern Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Della
ware and Maryland or ratr, and
warmer Friday; Saturday cloudy ana
colder, possibly rain or snow
Western Pennsylya nia-Rain aud warmer
Friday; Saturday unsettled aud colder.
probably SNOW.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-24
DIVIDENDS DECLARED

American TobPcCo Co., quarterly Of T..
per cent on preferred. payable Apr,l -
stoc.; ~ r"CorG March 10 l"
Ch lGs %, Quarterly OF pcr cent an cor,.
mon and "a per cent IN preferred both na -
able March 10 TO stock OF record Febrnsr\
20.
Rochssl"- and Syracuse Railwav Co.. on, p
terry OF / per cent on the 90, 500 COO nor,
curlulatIV preferred. payable March IL ~
B.ockholderq OF record March /. -
LEgett Myers Tcbacoo Co.. quarterly n,
1A per cent on preferred. payable AnrI /
TO stock OF record March 10 "
North Amrri'a an Co, Quartsrl" OF Il. per
cent. payable ApF!l to stock Of record
Allied Chemical and Dye Corp. Quarterly
of lE per cent on preferred, payable April
/ 20 stock Of record March Is.
Calumet and Arizona Mining Co. dividend
OF 10 cents, nHyable March II to stock OF
Gaiena sisnal OIL Co. quarterly DER
cent on preferred payable March 81 TO stock
OF record February IS.
United states Gypsum Co. quarterly I
per cert common Rnd ~. per cent on
preferred both PAYABLE March 81 10 stock
OF record March IS,
PIcrCe Oh. quarterly OF per cent on pre-
tcrred, payable Aprtl | to stock OF record
ContIntntal Can. quarterly OF ~ per cen,
each on common aud preferred rayabIe
April 10 stock o' record March 10
Railway steel Sprirg, QuarterI! Of 81 on
common, pa"abla March ~ 20 stock OF rec.
ord March -, md t1.T5 OF preferred. pay.
able Marsh II 10 srovk OF record March :
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-24
I Philadelphia Markets

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guIni ar lots as 20 ioIH. 0u.- 80. . v.tItS
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-24
GAIN IN D. /. & w. INCOME
Drop In Operating Income Attrlbu.
ted to Maintenance Expcnditures

The statement OF the 1920 operations
OF tire transportation propcrtv Of the
Delaware, l.aClIawanna and Western
Railroad Co, issued at the annual meet
Ing, was at first glance disappoIntment I.
but after analysis compared quite IA.
vorably with the operating results
shown in the preceding year.
In the statement net railway operat.
ing Income for last year was shown 10
have declined S5,S42,47s to s6,IO4 sSG,
but THIS was due in large measure TO tho
fact that the road spent S@.496,593 mora
for maintenance of way and structures
and St,315,Sll more for maintenance of
equipment than In the preceding year
The total OF these figures Is s6,S7S.SS2
which Is considerably more than the
drop in net.
The statement shows that tho cor-
panT enjoyed an increase OF Sl,l7og61
In revenues from the transportatIor ~
coal. the total last year being SEQ COS
tss, while there was an increase IN
revenues from the transportation Of
freight OF f7.2s2,72l 10 s4O'I3e 5e9
Passenger revenues also increased 81.
4S7.729 TO Sl3,S6S.5l7 from 1918 figures
In addition to the increases aIreadv
mentioned in maintenance Of way and
structures and equipment the item Of
transportation expenses Increased 50
0o3,9il to total OF *4o,lG5,3SI in 1920
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-24
STOCKS ARE GIVEN
LITTLE SUPPORT
Specialties Yield to Pressure,
Initiation Is on Selling
Side

New York. Feb. -. The Now York
today says:
Today's stock market session was
quite devoid Of any real interest DUAL.
ity. All the initiative. little "a that
was, was on the selling side. th"rr
having ben NO effort at support what.
over. Tho result was u rcactiounrY
movement Of rrthcr grC1tcr scope than
has been witnessed Of late. They Spc .
entities again yielded most rcadil% to
pressure aud 'his was in m" end an
cfcct on the standard shares which
hitherto hmv" stood their ground in good
form.
United States Steel lost point ."
moro. Baldwin Locomotive was dOwn
2 points, Corn Products Refining about
the same, United States Rubber also.
In fact, tho bears seemed to conrcn-
trntc largely on the rubber and tire
which was quickly ssad down moro
than > points to below 10. Ajax Rub
bcr was also singled ou' for attack in
connection with the artion Of tho di-
rcctorS in passing the dividend.
Atlantic Gulf dipped points or
thcrcab"uts. The directors will meet
thi' afternoon to take action on tho
preferred dividend. II that payment
should be cut or eliminated there would
bc Srant chance Of the common dividend
escaping II similar fate. The meeting
was scheduled to take place at tho close
nf tho market. The price of thH com
mon stock huctuatcd broadly. United
Fruit. Sears lsoCbuck. Goodrich. Allied
'h"micnl. American Intcrna tional. tho
tobac"os, Gro~ral Asphalt. Utah Cop.
per and u score Of others were singled
out by tho bear traders.
On the other hand thp traction
shares did pretty wcil on tho strength
"f the test vote in tho state Lcgis
iaturP favOring Governor Millcr's plans
wCrc among the few individual stocks
which displayed any constructive tcn.
dcncy. The rails were neglected and n
nit heavy. Tho advance in the price Of
sugar was without much effect on sugar
stock values.
There remains just enough doubt
about whether the Winslow-T Townsend
bill will be signed by tho President to
serve as deterrent Influence on rail-
road prices. an Influence somewhat nc-
ccntuntcd by continued increase in the
number Of idle freight caiS.
Now record low prices for cotton were
general dampcnCr and gave pause for
reflection on economic conditions. There
was. in truth. nothing whatever 10 in
GucE the public to take hand in tnc
trading. Were any outsiders diSpo>cd
to do so. the advice they received from
most brokerage houses was to go short.
Overnight developments with respect 70
the relations between labor anI the on.
roncntS Of tho unions were not nt ell
r"aSsuring. Everything tended to ON.
rhaSzc the attitude Of waiting f,l
something to turn M.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-24
Bank Of England Statement

London. Feb. "A.-The weekly state
m"nt OF III" Bank OF England shows the
following changes: Total rcscrvc In.
creased tlSf.0OO: circulation decrca sed
fll2.o00; bullion increased fel.a92 ;
otter securities increased E'O.0l9,00O :
other deposits decreased fG,7S3.O00: PUB.
''c deposits Increased $4,000: notes rc.
serve increased til3.O0c government,
securities decreased tl@,4S2.OOO. The
proportion Of the banks reserve to la.
billy is l4.99 per cent: last week If wa,
lt62. Rate OF discount. 7 per cent.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-24
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET

New York. Feb. 2+.-Thp coffee fu =
lures market opened unchanged to q
decline of } points, brokers selling
March and buSin the more distant po.
sitions. Today is first notice day on
March contracts. and what notices were
out enrly this morning were said to
have bccn readily bought by interests
who have recently bought March and
sold later positions at profitable dit
ferences.
1t was estimated that up to midday
fully $50, 900 notices. had been sent out.
The market was active, prices working
slightly below initial fgures, then taking
an upward turn Of few points, with
heavy switching Of March to the later
months. There is u feeling that. with
March out Of the way. the market will
be due 10 steady up.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-24
LONDON STOCK MARKET
Changes in Price Narrow-Home
Rails Heavy-oi,s Firner

ties on the stock exchange remained
f'a;ureless today. Tho markets hcai-
tatcd and changes in prices were nav
row. Gilt.cdg"d iI"";. .,nNut@ were quic,
and Irregular. Foreign ,oauS were
weaker IN spots. in sylIvathy with re-
cessions IN foreign exchange Mss.
cans also reacted
Home rails were heavy. with brokers
waiting FOR news on the promised dis
cushion about tho goyernnicnt'a rai,wav
financing. Dollar descriptions we're not
active, but held well. South American
rails were dull
1ndustr!als had poor undertone
maintained.
Dealings IN oils were small. but tho
group was firm. Mexican Eagic was
) 9.l6
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-24
FINANCIAL.
AnnIIAl H..
esSy" THE PENNsYLYANIt EHILR0,n
COMPANY
General Office Brood Strnat Sto.Io

Philadelphia Gth Jsnuar%' H.,
boLidhe ne AENuAL MEETING OF the Stoc<-
acocE '"S M s'n In DAY wihs1snSdn; q Massh; issI a
Walnut street. Phlladeiphia' St wbicbI' n,S:i
ing there will be submitted for consid.ra ion
and action by the Stockholders. the Annual
Report OF the Boara OF Directors FOR the Yea r
authorizing an Increase of the indebtcdn.s .ss
or the Company. TO be made when and as
prescribed by the Directors: tho question Of
changing the date OF the annual meeting or
Stockhoders: leases OF tire railroads rrop-
erty and franchises OF the following Com.
ps n!es now operated as parts OF the system
OF ~" Pennsylvan,a Railroad Comparv. 10
Ra,Iway Company; The Cleveland, Akron
and Cincinnati Railway comnanv; Cuulbsr-
land Valley and MsrtinsburE Railroad COM
panY: Tho Englawood Connecting Railway
COMPANY; Grand Raplds and Indiana Railway
1sS inGoHfSSs sd BErnkSr H;
mlnal Railway Company; TIE New York BAY
Gaipbs nd SnrGIo New TSr rhIls
Amboy and Woodbridge Railroad Company;
Louis Raur'Nd CCmpany; Tho Pitt sbursh,
Ohio Valley aud Cincinnati Railroad Com
pany: The south Chicago and southern Rail;
Ohio River Railroad Company and Wheeling
Terminal Railway Company and such other
subjects as may propery bo presented 20
the meet ing.
Stockholders may Obtain copies OF tho
Annual Report OF the Company ana the
NJ cesrarv tickets for admlaSion to III" meet.
Ing OF ard AFTER the first dny Of March. 1921.
by personal aprl cation A., Or Or by letter TO.
e'"'''"' '"''fFSVit's 'ffEFWVts" NELSON. Socre,prv.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-24

VV'0 v" n IeHt 7 VI
f..... 81 Cent? 3iis
IGenl Elec 2hs lo. 63,
t.... 90 y 7 Chi 4 st
Gene'i Elec rs Louis d "a
S..... NJ 3d.. 7oia
GensI Elec 6s s. T.i.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-24
DEPARTMENT

Sealed proposals will bs rsosiysd at the
SrGle C!nitnl until ~ 9; NJ. March I. 1891,
ulad and con'rtcts awarded as soon there
sftsr - nossIhlc for, furnishing and amply
tie maintenance work Of the department,
Bidding blanks and specifications and full
LEWIS 8. SADLER,
state HighwAy CommissionsJ.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-24
t.fsgs.. t.f sis v:;;sl2s v:;;sl2s.o % q. s.s.f. sgs!s, e

e.: ffs,f v;;S}os, % "a ssGs ;ss sls' o.
fRHsr fRCtTs--AprtCs. W GbI. Sg5d
'rT.So. DO Ca.iforms pc~ hos 80 :,
" $50. Crap fruit forida D., hog st2if,
'.Oi. Tnrger.nFs Florida. pc" haif.hUS. q
q $50. Cranbcrrics. Cnpa Coz, pr wa.
;lgm?0. Strawberries. flor'da. 'cr Uns 'D
- W60".
van'a ucr rwt. fancy. HOrIi'.lj; fat g.
c,oic'., 71m00", VIII" potstu.s, te So.
n 90. S,"act OF, ocs jc-ec". prr 4 'i.Ga
Lrshnt--%o. 1 sl.thmt.IO. No. >. 81" i5c.
S"e.s,, -p2sss,'QGs >%outh%in- p ,h'm"rr;,-E",
Ter ton, tSn "a. onions, . . 100 T.. srnn
I5"d Si,i1 B""l.. old, p" buI.. sldi.Ti.
carrots. old. b"r Lhi., 81. 5OW 3.50.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-24
TO THE HOLDERS OF
First Mortgage SO Gold Bonds
OF
New York and Richmond
Gas Company

Notice is hereby given that more
than three fourths OF the outstanding
amount Of these bonds have been
deposited under Agreement dated
November Is, 1920, with the Guar
anty Trust Company OF New York
as depositary, at its Office. l40 Broad
way, New York City. In order to
afford holders OF the above bonds
with whom the Committee has been
unable to communicate, except by
advertisement, the opportunity of so
dcpositing, the time for deposit has
been extended up TO and including
the close OF business February 2S
1921, after which date no bonds will
be accepted for deposit except with
the approval in each case Of the
Protective Committee. Copies Of the
Deposit Agreement may be obtained
from the Depositary or the Secretary
Of the Committee.
February 2l, 1921.
FRANK X. sHRADER. Chairman
JAY GATES,
!. FRED SMITH,
FRANK u. RHODES,
NJ. NJ. FREEMAN.
SAMUEL MARSHALL,
EDGAR =. .CAFFALL, Secretary
49 Wall Street
New York, n. Y.
A, +: .CLiEADLh Counsel
Is Broad Street,
New York. MI. --~--,.&,.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-11-15
PARENTS VISITING DAY
AND TEACHERS
MEETING

Thursday afternoon, Nov. II, be-
ginning at one o'clock will be the
first visiting day for parents during
the present school year at the High
School. All parents who have child
rem in the Junior High School are
particularly requested and urged to
be present because matters Of i'm
portance to the welfare of your child
rem will be discussed. -.
The first three periods Of the after
noon will be spent by the parents in
visiting the regular classes with their
boys and girls. During the fourth
period parents, teachers and pupils
will meet in the Auditorium where
special program will be rendered
mostly by the pupils themselves, Re-
freshments will be served by the Dom
este Science girls.
After this meeting round table
discussion will be held at which only
parents and teachers will be present.
Here vital problems Of the school and
the home will be discussed by both
parents and teachers, and methods
for solving the same decided upon II
possible. All parents should be there
High School Parent-Teachers' AS
ISOLATION. by j. C. Responsibilities
dent.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-11-15
He Lived Not Wisely but
Too Well I'm "Rlind Youth"

A man who lived not wisely but
too well is the artist hero OF Blind
YOUTH" Selznick National Theatre
release which will be shown at the
Oak theatre to-day.
He was cast off by two women.
his mother and his model. only to be
rescued for fame and fortune by O
third. who marries him. A few
nights later she finds him alone In
his studio with another woman in
the small hours of the morning. and
she has 1t on the word OF his broth
er that things are as black as they
appear.
Then comes q queer quirk Of psy-
chology, which saves the situation
and many mistakes, resulting In an
understanding betwee husband and
wife that cannot be clouded.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-11-15
CLIO CIRCLE TO SPON-
SER PLAYS

or great interest to all lovers of
the theatre will be the series of plays
10 be presented this winter under the
auspices of the Clio Club of Logan.
The praiseworthy efforts along this
line of civic welfare put forth by this
Club last season in bringing to our
city the Varsity Players will be re-
Imembered with pleasure by hosts Of
friends of the legitimate drama. The
past successes of that Club are In
earnest OF the quality Of its present
Undertakings.
So greatly is this civic need felt by
the community for a greater and
more active interest in the theatre
proper that many requests have been
made that the Club continue its good
work along this line during the COM
ing winter. To this end its members
are planning to have produced under
local directors three plays. The act
ing Is to be done as much as possible
by the young people of Logan who
have had training in the histrionic
art and who show decided dramatic
ability. The plan includes besides
the home plays, at least one produc-
ton by outside talent as efforts are
being made to bring company from
Salt Lake City or the East sometime
in the winter.
Realizing as 1t does that the tend
ency of the times is towards the re-
storaton of the legitimate drama
the Club desires to do all within its
power to further this movement in
our city. 1t is also mindful of the
need of creating love for good plays
as well as the necessity of developing
amoung our own young people talent
which has lain more or less dormant
under the dominion Of the picture
drama.
The high class presentation which
the semi-professlonal and amateur
actors OF the Varsity Players gave of
some of the best modern plays shows
what can be done in any community
where the desire and the viii to work
go hand in hand. Every citizen
should be willing to do his part in en-
couraging this spirit in our commun-
ity, realizing the fact that it is the
amatuers of today who make the
Henry Irvings and Sarah Bernharts
OF tomorrow,
With this worthy goal before 1t
the Clio club feels assured that IL
can depend on the moral support and
financial backing Of the citizens OF
Cache Valley in the contamination
of its plans for the coming winter.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-11-15
Obey Olson Writes
Some Tings
Millville Nov. 9TH.
Mr.. Editor:

wont TO tell the people what read
rcur - Ter We just have town lexis.
hun owe har. Some body call me 1T
ing to choose men to run for Board
Of de town bout weeks since an
icy max up pruty dang good ticket.
an every ting look fine for dem fol-
lows nobody up gainst dem 80 putty
shur to be lekted all right den some
body got sore for some ting bout
enc OF dem fellows on ticket Con
uey tink now good time to get back
~ him so dey vent down and get
G1er fellow to tell some ting bout
var de road should go tru de town
and say IL dat Martin Olson be lekt-
ed he make de road from Provieens,
by his oni place SO better We git
some oder Teller to run NIT black
horse gainst Mart Olson and dey
vent lookin round for nuder fel,eI
and don't know yer to find one, so
by heck some Of dem git Idea. and
ne vent and see de no baby club and
dey put up N p. Olsen as dark
horse canate gainst Martin Olson and
my how dey work. for der nobady
man. Wy de hold konfrence on de
street korner and all over and go
round and see de people to com out
an vote and by jings IL dey don't
make mess OF all Of IL for ven dey
skratch de ballot dey spoil hole
DIN Bissness and ven igudges count
de vots Wy Master Martin Olson have
two and one-half votes to dat no Bady
eandate 30 by HEX / guess We have
to have do road yer some Of dem
sore heads don't won't II. Vel dey
half to learn to go to de Primary
Meeting to make der scrath or OILS
com up in de open light and don't
try to git Black Horse Man in ven
do people nominate de man an put
dem on ticket vel guess better I
not rite more now. Maybe some body
not like to read dis junk ut by goly
II ben al true. / never like tell some
ting in Paper vots not rite, vel goot
by:
Obey oleson