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The Denver Jewish news., 1922-05-03
MEMORIAL SERVICES TO THE
LATE DIR. ADOLPH ZEDERBAUM

The following letter was sent out ia
more than two hundred friends. pa
tients and admirers of the late DR..
Zederbaum who died in Los Angeles,
May 1. 1920.
Dear Friend:
The late DIR. Zerderbam lived and
worked in our midst for many years.
He has endearcd himself to his pa
ticnts and made many friends among
his associates. The Jewish Consump.
tives' Relief Society of which DIR. Zeder-
baum was one of the founders. and
whose medical activities he directed
for many years as the chairman OF
the Medical Advisory Board. considers
it high privilege to honor the mem
ory of the late Zederbaum mt n Me-
mortal meeting to be held ON the sec
ond anniversary of his death at the
Sanatofoum. Edgewater, Sunday May
{. 1922 ut p. IN.
Eulogies will be delivered by a num-
Der of friends, admirers and associates.
and an oil portrait of the late DIR.
Zederbaum. donated by friend, will
he unveiled. We know that you have
enjoyed DIR. Zederbaums friendship
and that you keep his memory green.
and therefore the Board of Trustees
of the j. c. X. s, extend TO you and
your friends cordial invitation to hon
or DIR. Zederbaum's memory by your
presence ON that solemn occasion.
Yours sincerely,
Secretary.
The public is cordially invited.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-05-03
LETTER TO JEWISH NEWS FROM
L. $. A. FITZSINNIONS GENERAL
HOSPITAL

On behalf of the Jewish patients
al,d duty men ut FitzSimmons Gen
eral Hospital. l wish to express the
appreciation of all the boys for the
treatment accorded them by Denver
members of the Jewish faith during
the recent celebration of the holidays.
We are particularly grateful to DR.,
c. IL. Kauvar. and to Mrs. w. q.
l.ichstcnstein, of the Council of Jew
isl Women. for their efforts to make
possible the attendance of Jewish men
at Fitzsimmons Hospital throut the
entire Holidays.
am sure that the men will not
soon forget the many kindnesscs ex-
tended to them. nor the welcome they
received from Denver people.
Very sincerely.
ABRAHAM HOLOFCHINER.
Representative Jewish Welfare Board
Z. s. A. Fitzsimmons General Hos.
pital.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-05-03
COUNCIL JUNIORS TO CONVENE
IN CHICAGO.
Miss Amy Peiser of Denver to Read
Paper

The Junior Auxiliaries of the Coun-
I'll of Jewish Women met in
biennial conference at Chicago. on
April %. ~ and % The sessions
were held ut Sinai Social Centre,
1000 Grand Blvd.
The opening meeting was held on
Sunday. April 23rd, mt 1 p. IN. Rabbi
Leon Fran of Temple Jud2a gave
the invocation and bencdiciimi, Mrs.
Arthur Rnn. president of the Chicago
juniors welcomed the delegates and
words of greeting Were also
extended by Mrs. Isaac Halpcrin Mi =
Rose Bremen. Mrs. Hannah Solcmcn
and Mr.. VIM. Silverman. national Ju-
nior President.
ON Monday morning, DrD. Abram
iIirschbcrg of Temple Sholem opened
the meeting at the Auditorium
Hotel. and DIR. Jos. Stolz of ISaian
Congregation gave the b"nedictiol
on Tuesday evening at the. close
Of the conference.
Committees under the direction of
Mrs. Moses T.. Purvin. president OF
the Chicago Section. and the officers
of the Chicago Juniors. are making
all preparations for this important
convention
Local officers nre: Honorary Chair
man. Theresa Samuels: 1st Vice Chair
man. Geraldine HerZOg; 2nd Vice
Chairman. MIS- Michael Hammer:
Corresponding Secretary. May Freed
man; Recording Secretary. Frieda
Nrauss; Treasurer. Florence Mendel-
son.
The National officers of the Junior
Auxiliaries are: President. William
Silverman. of Boston: Secretary. Ricn
Iilumemu. of Brooklyn: Treasurer.
Ralph Dombrower. of Richmond.
Immigrant air. farm work. Amer
icinization. religious. community and
civic work will he discussed from the
angle of the American young men and
women. The following program has
been arranged
Sunday. April %: Registration of
Delegates: Formal Open Meeting:
Message of Welcome and Greeting;
Officers of Chicago Senior and Junior
Sections Address by Miss Rose Brep-
ner. President of the Council of Jaw-
ish Women: Address by Mrs. Isaac
Halperin. National Chairman Of Jun
ior Auxiliaries Round Table of Prcsi-
dents: Entertainment and Dance.
Monday. April "a: business meet
ing and Reading of Reports of Junior
Auyiliaries: Luncheon and Round Ia
ble. 1. What Juniors Can Do for
Hannah G. Solomon Scholarship Fund.
Mrs. a. Rafr. Chicago. .. How Jun
iorS Can Assist in Farm Work Miss
Dorothy .Silberman. Albany. 2. How
Juniors Can ASST in immigration Aid
Work. Miss Leah Meyer. Philadelphia.
Report on Constitution. Reception at
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-05-03
DOUBLE HEAD LINERS TO SHARE
HONORS AT ORPHEUM.

Another big vaudeville bill with a
thousand laughs is promised at inc
Orpheum next week starting Wednes-
day matinee. May 3 when Ruby Nor
ton. the song star will share the star
line honors with Clarence Oliver ana
George dip. who bring a most de-
Eyhtful song and comedy sk1t called
wire Collect" by William Anthony
Mcclure. the writer of six Cylinder
Love- the biggest of the season
broadway hits.
Young America. condensed YER
sion of the full play depicting Amefi-
can boyhood. with Benny Sweeney "S
the star. also is featured with the
new program.
Also billed are Ray and E.mma
Dean. who style their offering inc
laughing stock of vaudeville Inc
Four Ortons. in n comedy and thru
ing wire walking act; the Haley Sis-
tors. singing series of clever mclo-
dies. and weston's models. reproduc
in with living models masterpieces
from famous art galleries.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-05-03
TEMPLE EMANUEL ALUMNI AS
ISOLATION.

A regular business meeting of The
Temple Emanuel Alumni Association
will he held next Sunday afternoon,
May 7th. at 3 p. III. in the vestry rooms
of the Temple for the purpose of elect
ing officers and transacting other i'm
portant business. As the date of the
Alumni is arranged for June 9th ut
the Brown Palace hosel 1t is impor-
tant that all members attend this bust
ness meeting to complete the final ar
rangements.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-05-03
FAREWELL BANQUET TO DIR.
MiRSIIAK

The Board of Trustees of tn" Jew
| ish Consumptives' Relief Society at
tended II banquet TO DR. and Mrs. NJ.
/. MarShak. Thursday evening. April
-. at which We're present all the resi-
dent members of the Trustees and n
number of the physicians of the
Medical Advisory Board. DIR. q. NJ.
Sherc ac:cd as tGastmaSter and all pres
ent responded with toastS in which they
expressed their regrets for the Doctor
and his wife leaving the Sanatorium.
During the administration of Dr. Mar
shak as Superintendent, the Sanator-
ium has grown from the capacity of
12O beds to 230 and 1t was during his
administration that two new depart
ments were added, that of Helotherapy
and Occupational Theorapy. In his
administration too. ii number of build
incs have been erected which We're
mostly designed by DIR. Marshak. The
crowning event of his administration
was the imposing building which was
completed recently and which consti-
tutes the most up-to-date building for
Jewish consumptives in the world. The
members of the Board of Trustees
presented DR. Marshak with travelling
bag.
The patients and employees of the
Sanatorium gave n farewell entertain
ment for DIR. and Mrs. Marshak. We'd
nesday evening, April 26th. Messrs.
Fleishman. Sorllil- Landau, Resisky
and others expressed the sentiments OF
the patients. presenting him with n
loving cup and Mrs. AIarshak with II
bouquet of flowers.
DR.. and Mrs Marshak left Denver
for their home city, Bayonne, \. j.,
Sunday evening The parting between
DR.. Marshak and the patients was very
pathetic and many II tear stained eye
was noticed. There was II large mum
ber of friends at the depot and the
committee of the patients bid him good
bye and good luck.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-05-03
home of Mrs. Julius Rnsenwald.

home of Mrs. Julius Itbsenwald.
Tuesday, April %: BUSINESS Session
AID following papers: l. What Jun
iors Can Do in Philanthropy, Miss
Edith Levy, New York. >. Wha,
Juniors Can Do in Civic and Com
munal Work. Miss Theresa Herr. st.
PAUL. 3. What juniors Can Do in
Religion, Miss Amy Peiser. Denver.
Luncheon and Round Table. l. Ap-
pointment off Nominating Committee.
=. Topics for Discussions: II. The Jun
ior Auxiliary in Small Community
Miss Il. Streisel, I'll paso; b. The
Junior Auxiliary in large Com
munity. Miss NJ. Freedman, Chicago
e. The Junior Auxiliary i'll College
Town. Miss ID. Rice. Lafayette. Auto
Ride and Tea. Unfinished Business +,
The Circle Idea Report of Nominating
Committee Election of Officers. Eve
ming: Dance and Entertainment
All business sessions are open to the
interested public.
The Jewish Juniors are members OF
auxiliaries to the National Council of
Jewish Women. and membership is
open to both mea and women in some
cities.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-05-03

BY courtesy of the Rocky fountain
News.
Sunday. April Both. Mr.. AID
Mrs. Banjamin Rosenblum of 314i
West Colfax Avenue celebrated their
golden wedding.
Six children, Mr.. and Mrs. Max
Goldberg. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Zeiler,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Weiss. Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Rudolf, Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Rosenblum and Harvey I. Ros-
cnblum. besides fifteen grand chill
dren were present.
Mr.. Rosenblum is CO years old and
his wife is 67 years old. they having
been married Europe at the ages of
IL and II. They are pioneer resi-
dents of Denver. having lived in this
city thirty-seven years. sixteen years
at their present address. Mr.. Rosen-
blum was formerly in the clothing
business. but has been retired sew
eral years.
According to their statements yes
tcrday. Mr.. and Mrs. Rosnnblum are
in as good health as ever il thenr
lives, and they fully expect to cele-
brate a seventy-fifth wedding ami
verSary. or diamond wedding. twe1ty-
five years hence.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-05-03

Oh Father and Mother
What Wonderful day,
When your Sons and your daughters,
and grandchildren
Celebrate this way.
As we eat and we drink,
We stop and we think,
of Gods Wisdom
When both you he linked.
Fifty years past very fast,
In loves Sunshine, that we hope will
last
Fifty moro crammed full of joy
This is a prayer from your loving boy.
Nav God in his infinite wisdom re
pay.
For all you have done and shown us
the way.
To he honest, good, polite and serene,
Square to the world with never fear.
Thank God, dear folks. to You we
toast.
Love and happiness from us. who love
you most,
SO we are presenting you this gold.
As every thing to night, is as we are
told.
The brightest, happiest, glorious Day,
and You may use it, in your best way.
HARVEY /. ROSENBLUM.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-05-03
Obituaries
Moses Wacillel.

Moses Wachtel. brother of Mr.. Sim
ON Watched and Mrs. Max Gerstle of
this city Cied April 10Th. age 40 years.
in Franklin. Penn. Mr.. Wachtel was
horn in Bataria, and lived in franklin
sixty years. Mr. and Mrs. Max Gcrstle
attended the funeral.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-05-03

Dr. c. T.. II. Kauvar is an officer of
the United Synagog. having been elect
ed one of the vice presidents The New
Yorl; State Convention of the United
Synagog will meet May 9TH in Ro-
chester.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-05-03
LADIES' AUXILIARY CONGREGA-
TION SHEARITH ISRAEL

The Ladies' Auxiliary Congregation
Shearith Israel held. n very interesting
meeting last Wednesday. April 2Gth.
Plans were also discussed about fn-
ture lawn party to he given by this
auxiliary. Watch for the date.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-05-03
HAVE YOU RELATIVES IN RUS
SIAe SEND THEM FOOD

For ten dollars the Joint Distribu-
tiOn committee will transmit through
the American Relief Administration
to your starving relatives in Russia
n pacSace of nutritious kosher food
weighing III pounds.
You may seld $1,000 with your
address and the address of youi
relative in RUSSIA to the Joint Dis
tribution committee. 6l Water street
New York City. and your food PACK
age will at once be delivered.
Do not forget your starving rcla
tiyes in Russia. Send them food
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-05-03
CARD OF THANKS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Striker desire
to thank their many friends for the
kindness shown them during the illness
and death of their beloved daughter
Paula Gladys.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Striker.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-05-03
NINE BABY TIGERS.

Saturday. April % the Nine Baby
Tigers played the Rainbows and defeat
cd tbem nj n score of 10 to .. Man.
ager Charles bernstein. assistant man
arer. Frank Cohen.-C. Il.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-05-03
THE WINDSOR FARM DAIRY

Delivers early and promptly Pure
and health giving milks and creams
from healthy cows. Get on our route,
Call Main 5136.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-05-03
SOCIAL CLUB NOTES

The Ladies' Auxiliary, II. NJ. II
Synagog. will give an evening card par
ty. Monday evening. May 18th. in the
vestry rooms of the Synagog, 10th and
Gaylord streets The following ladies
are the hostesses. Mesdames, III. ID.
Messel chairman, A. Gross. Hyman
Robinson. Max Hayutin. l.. Wanlel. l.
Stein, j. CART, ]. Kizenska, j. Dupler,
NJ. Grimes. S. Preiss, NJ. Kravetz, NJ.
Fisher, NJ. Heller, F. Brodsky. +. Pep
per. and A. Keisler. All, members and
their husbands. and also friends are
cordially invited to attend.
\ regular meeting of the Il. NJ. II.
Synagog. Ladies' Auxiliary, will be
held on May 10th. Wednesday after
noon in the vestry rooms of the Syna-
cog, 10th and Gaylord streets. Pro-
gram and refreshments. Please ar
range to sell for Denham theatre tickets
at this meeting. Please come.
The Ladies' Auxiliary. B. NJ. II.
Synagog. extend their sincere thanks
to Mr.. and Mrs. J. Klatzllin for their
extreme kindness in treating the Jun
ior Congregation members to tickcss for
the Denham Theatre party. The Ladies'
Auxiliary also extend their thanks and
appreciation to Mrs. II. Chernopf for
her thoughtfulness and kindness in TAX
ing number of children from the
Sheltering Home to the Denham theatre
party during Pesach.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-05-03
PIANOFGRTE RECITAL AT TIE
BROWN.

Miss Beatrice Feinberg will give
Pianoforte Recital at the Brown Pal
ace Hotel. Thursday, May II, at S:15
%. m. DIR. John II. Cover. assisting.
Miss Feinberg is the cousin of Mischa
Levitslii. the note pianist. DIR. Cover
promises in Miss Feinberg "A talent of
reputc. Every effort is being put for.h
to make this recital long remember
ed one.
The program is as follows:
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-05-03

The Cheltenham School. Will hold Il
carnival Wednesday, May 10th Mt the
school. West Colfax and Irving stree.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-05-03
Local Neus

DR. VIM. S. Friedman has been in
vited by the Cheyenne Lodge. No. So
/. o. Il. B. TO deliver the Flag Day
address.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-05-03

Mr.. Harry Harris spent Tuesday in
Colorado Springs.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-05-03

You can make good n0ney in your
spare time. Denver Jewish News,
1928 Lawrence st.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-05-03

Mr.. l.. NJ. Guggenheim left for Pu-
eblo to he gone several weeks. From
there and as II delegate from Pueblo
Ir. Guggenheim will leave later 10 at
tend the B'nai B'rith convention in In
ciamapolis the 22nd of May.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-05-03

Mr. Morris Saremsky. formerly of
New York City. an active pntricipatog
in all things Jewish, il now connected
with the Denver Jewish News in their
advertising department.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-05-03

You can make good money in yOu'
spare time. Denver Jewish News
1928 Lawrence st.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-05-03


/. o. Il. h. TO deliver the Flag Day
address.
Ilr. {. T.. II. kauvar is an officer of
the United Synagog, having been elect
ed one of the vice presidents. The New
York State Convention of the United
Synagog will meet May 9TH in Ro-
chester.
Mr.. Harry Harris spent Tuesday in
Colorado Springs.
The Cheltenham School. will hold Il
carnival Wednesday, May 10th at the
school. West Colfax and Irving stree..
Mr.. l.. NJ. Guggenheim left for Pu-
eblo to he gone several weeks. From
there and as IL delegate from Pueblo
Ir. Guggenheim will leave later 10 at
tend the B'nai Firth convention in In
ciamapolis the oond of May.
Mr.. Dal Lippnpn has returned from
his southern trip. and is Mt the Al
liany.
NJ. Ted Simon left last week for an
extended months trip thru the west
and north west.
Mr.. 4. Alfred Herman from Pueblo
spent two days in Denver this past
week on business.
Governor Shoup purchased the VALID
man Aapar,ments. 14th Avenue and
Pennsylvania street from Da--id Wald-
man its builder for S5J0,0o0. Mr.. Valid
man plans TO build another apartment
the cost to exceed the present build
Ing.
The son Of Simon Guggenheim, for
mer United States Senator from Colo
RADIO. and at one time n resident of
Denver. died Wednesday of mastohlitis
and pneumonia. When the son. John
simon was born Mr.. Gdggenheim gave
an $4,000 building to the State School
of Mines mt Golden Colorado.
Mr.. Ernest Norris was elected presi-
dent of the alumni association of the
University of Colorado at n hanques,
given by the association in the Ken
mark hotel Saturday night.
Rabbi VIM. T. Mayer from Colorado
Springs was guest in the city We'd
nesday.
Dr. c. d. Spivak returned 'Wednes'
day. April 26th from a iying trip td
Chicago.
Mr.. Joseph Wolf. son of Mr.. and Mrs
L. I. Wolf left for New York City
Suncay evening to study music. Mr.
Wolff possesses an unusual voice. h'
sang several times in Temple Eman
mel. Thru the advice of Madame Ross
Riasa and Scnor Cavallo. Mr. WOLF
will study in New York City for one
wear. later leaving for Europe to study
under famous singers.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-05-03

You can make good money in your
spare time. Denver Jewish News
1928 Lawrence st.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-05-03

Mr. Dal Lippmpn has returned from
his southern trip. and is mt the Al
lIany.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-05-03

NJ. Ted Simon left last week for Al
extended months trip thru the west
and north west.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-05-03

Mr.. A. Alfred Herman from Pueblo
spent two days in Denver this pas
week on business.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-05-03

Governor Shoup purchased the VALID
man Apartments. 14th Avenue and
Pennsylvania street from Da-id VALID
man its builder for $3.50 600 Mr.. Wald-
man plans TO build another apartment
the cost to exceed the present build
ing.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-05-03

Dr. c. ID. Spivak returned 'Wednes-
day. April 26th from dying TRIP to
Chicago.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-14
Days Dealings in Bonds
The Market

a stiGcning Of quotations Of
municipal bonds Is reported following
the clearing Up Of the accumulation
that dealers took on in anticipation Of
BRISK autumn demand which did not
develop. There are few odds and
ends isft on dealers shelves. however.
and they are starting a new aecuu.ula'
ton with 'he 'dca ot catching some Of
the rcinNestmcnt demand scheduled FOR
these parts in January. The 6rmness
or high grade railroad bonds featured
Yesterday trading, the list generally
ooing az least steady. There was also
Sooo demand ior some OF the industrial
specialities. Including sugar and cop
per company issues. British govern
ment 5ks. Of 1929, which are tied up
with The sterling rate. SCARED 20 n new
peak at llb. other foreign government
bonds showing little change. Liberty
bonds were quiet aud steady,
New-York tribune., 1922-12-14
Bank of Germany Statement

BERLIN, Dec. i3.-The statement OF
thc State Bank Of Germany, as OF De
eenbcr 7. shows the following changes
IN llarkgg
New-York tribune., 1922-12-14
Offer slS,OOO,OOO Bond Issue
of Philippine Government

A new Issue Of s1s,oOo.OOO Philippine
government a. per cent thirty-year
non-eallabls bonds is being offered TO-
day at % and interest. 70 yield ~ per
cent by tho Chase Securities Corpora
ton, Blair & Co., Inc, Hallgarten q
Co. White, Weld & Co., Hornblower &
Weeks and W. A. Hartman a Co., Inc.
The bonds are exempt from Federal In
come taxes and from state and munich
pal taxes. The purpose Of the issue u
10 increase the currency reserve funds
OF the Philippine government
New-York tribune., 1922-12-14
Bank Declares Extra
Additional Disbursement is l
Per Cent

DrseloI Of the Greenwich Bank
y.slsrday declared an extra dividend
q per cent IN addition TO the regu
~ quarterly dividend Of per cent.
Stockholders Of the Prairie Oil and
Sn Company a. the annual meeting
ntined The proposed stock dividend cf
~ per cent The General Baking
M..npany declared a stock dividend o.
per cent on the common stock.
ssrnning April the company will
A dividend Of 81 share quarterly
,0fsetors Of the National Surety
~.pary have recommended an IN
as n the capital from S7,000,00O
teeNOOO, BY declaring a stock
''.sd % stock Of record December
,a distribution will be made on
asi of three sheres 20 every
- " held.
M AAaigen Central Railroad, In
49, y the regulnr semi-annual
49, per cent, declared an
@s,l lrdend Of 6 per cent.
"a, IH lyidend Of 400 per cent
t.Fli,d to-day by the Within
Is ~ WORKS, Increasing its author
8msalifation from 100000 TO
New-York tribune., 1922-12-14
centlmeA The dollar was quoted at
francs 8 eentimes.
London Market Irregular

LONDON, Dec. 15.-Irsding VI
ouIet and prices moved lrregularly Of
The Stock Exchange to-day. Bar gol'
was quoted az sSs 3D. Money VA
loaned AZ ~ per cent Discoun
rates were, Short and thrss month 4
bills 2 9-i6G2h per cent. Consols iol
money we're quoted Al 6b*. British
per cent loan At e9h, and British "a
per cent loan, AZ 30.
Closing stock quotations werei
New-York tribune., 1922-12-14
Paris Market Firm

PARIS, Dec. ls.-Prices were firm on
tho Bourse to-day. Three per cent
rentes, 80 francs 30 centimes; ex-
change on London, 65 francs 30 een-
times; 5 per cent loan, as francs IS
New-York tribune., 1922-12-14
Days NeiO Issues

Stone q Webster. Inc, Spencer Irsss
A Co. and Tucker, Anthony q co. are
Offering at 90 and accrued dividend, 20
yield about IT'S per cent, new issue
Of ss,sO0,000 Central Indiana Power
Company per cent cumulative pre-
ferred stock.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-14

To agurs the precise yield on bono "
Is necsssary 20 use yield tables. but w
spprorfmats WELD can roughly BE- figured
Out by the following formula: pivide sne
closing quotation on a bond into me 49,. t.'e
OF the annual return. II the bona u ss",s
appreciation Of the principal TO 90 this
subtract the market quotations ttom pttL
or 100, and divide the remainder ~ me
number OF years the bono has 70 Iun ~
eond h ssilinz al 90 and has ton years 70
run the annual return will be eoe PEI
cent The difference between par aha tne
10 from 100. Dividing 10 points y ten
ysers, the quotient win be 1. THIS hEufe
Il 10 be added 10 e.ss. which is the annual
vstarn and the result f.es psr cent, will
give you the approximate yield.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-14
THE AMERICAS

ttlll,-is .aehnnge--New York funds IN
ilAss h III ,.,-is PER cent premium. Montreal
- "'N iefs, 5.ie pe- cent discount.
zihis.i
New-York tribune., 1922-12-14
NEW ISSUE
$3,SO0,OOO
Central Indiana Power Company
7% Cumulative Preferred Stock
Par Value Of Shares 500

March unsi D~L Rd~my.a issna ~
aard 10 end and in to iod dausdAud
total LsuAod. hrsd d cmuLH rA~rsdSh hA h
a d w ahas
for like Of prefers viii b P~uhJou uaadhe
RoHTRAsi
u Trust cuy r md
Fh s
n HH H
Ion tho CieaeoS SOckEx
Salient features as summarized by Mr. Joseph r.
P0erC COmpn
New-York tribune., 1922-12-14

Merrill, Lynch 4 Co. and Harris. Ab..
bot & Co. will offer next Monday at
par and interest an Issue OF $l,OOO,oVV
Columbia Textile Company first mort
gage twenty-year z per cent convertible
bonds.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-14

cOuuDsntai and c0nmSes Trust md Savings Bsas cheaI
Bsnkrs Trust cOupsny. IndsnsSous
TAs Raak 81 Ansues. Nsw Yea
New-York tribune., 1922-12-14

Wood Gundy & Co., A. + Ames 4 Co
and Aemilius Jarvis 4 Co. were yester..
day awarded ht $3.50 a new issue OF
IS, 900 900 Province Of Ontario twenty
year internal 5ik per cent bonds.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-14
TRANSFER AGENTS.

unicn Trust Conpany Chicago
Ti,ishu Savings Tr-s G 7Psny, indianapolis
The Bsnk of the City Of New Yort hsu hsk