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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-01
amateur Sports

Tho Albion A. A. 10 anxious to book r.n..
away for the remainder Of the sea son W,sS
antses. NJ. II. W.son. 1855 Vandys. ,tI.s, sust
MIA "s dstu daSSinas m,dsets would like 10 SEIZED.
,ssms having halls .nd oiisrins sIrs1,SSIIa rssson.SIs
H.c!S, Inducements Joseph Bond. i5Ii Morrts
The nsll Mar p. c.. q n.t..n-s.v.n,,.n.
orsrinx rsssonable inducsnenats. a' Wiiiiosnr WSiniiesr
costese 200 South Eighth street. ''"'
service. Of z pitcher and q catcher and sS"se Z;
WI nfts.n.sr es ysSyerS 20 play On Its leans.
Edns,d; ~, j.n. d.s2s tsSn tSS..a H,'hs I.st N'De''
having halls and offering ressonsbIs inHusS..
msnW: n ''sspH chsssn. oost dsrmsntowu
fks Sinclair Ball Club. which ors.nis.s
viii sssia ;. d the asis thi" :..:on M 'Tf::1n; T.:%;
wishing 20 book this attraction should est In
ty-siat6 street
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-01
PLAN new GRID LEAGUE
Jack Greer Suggests 135-Pound
Football Circuit

Jack Greer, coach Of Catholic High
Schools football team, has mnde a pro
posal to the Catholic Schools Athletic
League that a 1856 pound football league
be started In the parochial high schools.
He has. submitted his proposal to
Brother John Bodie, of West Catholic
High, secretary of the association, and
the subject will be taken up at the next
meeting Of the League.
"a 135- pound league" said Coach
Greer, would give the younger and
lighter fellows In the schools q chance
to play the game. The contests could
be played on Monday afternoons, and
I'm sure that the League would be q
success. Anyway, they ought to give 1t
q chance, and see how it works OUT -
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-01
Marquard Should Strengthen the Braves

BECAUSE the Braves have selected this the folks taking
% s T and 1 % p .ns s Tsp ssn sn ss % the sd s
win h in nicely with the other athletes bo.sed by Fred Mitchell
;s.. s :, s T.; ss Sss % sso
xa'r 1 ss g s's ID boss sn and % s tic
Ss Ebbetts shipped o Cincinnati.
The Rsb did well effective the Pirates
arquard
M % ps @ s % n;d wou % s. s r x. @ when $ saS % him
@ Kopf thrown in the Braves should themselves
keDf be used either inaelder
Ford nUstsD and h. not
!. 3ssf can be used and the inheld will not suffer
IT rs design. the 1ss pen.
s.s' He s,rsne.sening his es club cnd H. pitcher.
Scott Once Tried to Emulate Ruth
Jack SCOTT developing high class
81 George Smith George looks like champion game
Scott captured by George stalinss four
ee He injured in auto accident in 1919 and his
y ~sint.e and pitched few good
in pod out several Someps
lns caused much excitement and Scott billed second Babe
naneeer, but gave this up after attempt.
- seaso" got under he just pitcher
"Nobody Hon,e' Is Common Faul, in Golf
fARLEY SMITH, the Country Club ha. dis.
covered two for old ailments the
.The trouble with pupils" Charley be listed
sa ..NoSody home
NJ - Looking of the window.
y home the golfer hasn't and
as Of something else You must concentrate through
another for being cuuu, - w
before you hit the ball effort has
4 tnlL and II not don't @ seet ~ " ~ "
bv Ledger
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Training in the Clouds
Rudolph's Ne,U Wrinkle

Hot Springs, Ark, March 1. -
Training Tin the clouds" Is the
early season workout wrinkle that
Dick Rudolph introduced here for
eight battery men Of tho Boston
Braves. The coach led McQuillan,
Tyler, Marquard, Watson, Film
GIN, Gowdy and Holke over a steep
trail to level plain on the summit
Of Hot Springs Mountain, a thou
sand feet above sea level. There the
players pitched and tossed for a
while and then scrambled down the
rocky trail to the hot-water baths.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-01
kinsella to Play Corey
for Court Tennis Title

New York. March 1.-walter A.
hinsella, recognized American pro.
fessional court tennis champion, has
received definite word of the accent
ance of his challenge for a match
for the world title by George A,
Covey, of England. The latter has
been worlds champion for a dozen
or more years. The match is to he
held In London. commencing NAV
io. Ktnsella is to begin prepara.
tions for the event at once.
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TO PLAY FOR TITLE
Series for Germantown saske.b,,,
Honors to Start Satura,n

me Germantown Suburban SUNDAY
school Basketball League second .bsif
Championship concluded Saturday With
First Methodist Episcopal the winner. l
AS Germantown Brethren won Tho 6rst
half, q special series will have r. be
played to determine the season.
champions. ''"''n
, The first game has been scheduled for
Saturday night at the Germantown " y
u. G: A. The second game will hc
played on Saturday, March II, and the
third, II necessary, on a date to be se !.
lected later. w 'e'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-01
SIXTH DAVIS CHALLENGE
Australasia .Latsst Entry for ths
World's Tsnnis Heners

New York, March 1.---Australasia,
has fled challenge for the Davis Cup,
emblemstic Of the worlds. team tennis
championship, with ths United States
The challenge came BY cable and was
s,sned by Thomas H. Hicks, Of SYDNEY.
secretary Of the Australasian l.. T. A.
IL is the sixth challenge received for
the 1922 contest, the others being Bsits
ish, Isles, Canada, C.echo. !Slovakis,
France and italy. With players Of
such ability as Norman p. Brookes.
J. 3. Hawks and r. o'Hirs WSod
available, the Australasian team should
be one Of the strongest in the competi.
tiOn.
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MADONNA TO BE BUSY
powntownsrs Have Many Important
sssketbaIj Games Arranged

Basketball Games Arranged
The Madonna basketball team will
be busy during March, and many i'm
portant games will be played. One In
which considerable interest Is evidenced
Is the game scheduled for tomorrow
night with Aquinas at the latter's hall,
at Eighteenth and Morris streets.
Madonna is also to play the deciding
contest of n series Of three with St.
Peter. The teams have met twice be-
fore and each won once. The games
were played at Third and Brown
streets, but the final Is to be decided
in the new hall Of st. Peters, at Fifth
street and Girard avenue, and which
Is said to be ono Of the best in the
city. IT, ~
81. Henry's Hall on March "a. Game.
are also wanted with first class clubs
n or out of town. Address Joseph A.
Iombardi, 1713 South Eleventh street,
or phone Oregon 0334 w.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-01
Tarxan Larkln Halts Pat soIo.r

New York. March l,-Tarzan Larkir
Bolger. Of the West Side. In the fourst
the Pionssr Athletic Club. Benny IeSnassa, =,
E.s ssmonE thH;. present 3s last evening al
stablemate. Frankie jerome, 20 throunSs
twelve hard rounds with Sammy Nable' Ths
judges decided In favor OF jerome, N"s
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-01
sIeue, Wins Over Eddie Shawl,

boston. March Mate Siegsi WA
awarded the decision over Eddie Shsviin.
of RpxbuVy, In a tenround bout last nirht
Ths Hight was closely contested At ali tines
Tho men are weterweiKhts, s'
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KERR TO LOSE TITLE
4 - euppiantsd a. LIshtsst
0lnHoR BY jose Acoata

:. ovop by Jose Acosta
Nrp. March 1.-Wee Dicky Kerr,
Get" hurler and promoted
~ years noted as the White
~ to. ACE" only after he
Cincinnati Reds In two
~ memorable World Series
~ Eddie Cicotte and Lefty
Nm the "aces," fell down
~ bids fair 10 lose one OF
aons-smsllest man ON the
os 70 statistics Of the sox
W It'll will bs the teams
oyes by an even inch, but
IN pounds more avoirdupois
1glee, Biz honor Of 'wee.
~ ohda I've feat six inches. and
~ ssvan inches. But
Il \ D ~ pounds % 3against
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-01
Morris Scores Decisive Win

Morris scores Decisive WIN
H;sSIns p:. sscs:s Ms:s dsssi, NSssa Msscl
81 Sv.. "% Bessy Burke: S sS. R:s;dss Z; S iSss:
II the e!st,rSSnTrs Srs wlpSa Ps au,ls HySn sTv;s.
SS;rs. s; - ssa sa0 JACK West, u PsilsdsipSla kpksd
On sieht.rovnd draw. vM., a. ,oStdon e rhi!s.
ton. were chased from ths ring IN the fourth
round By Referee Marks for their uhsat.
isfActory showing.
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Y. M. n. A. Swimmers WI,

Young Mems Hebrew Association ,v,,u
ming squad won from South PhiiadsiphIa
meet In the formers pool. Broad and Oxford
street, last uiGht,
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Oar. Jr., Wins Ocean Race

Key West. Fla, March iiK.Gss w.. Wood $
yesterday in hours SO minutes. Carl
Fischer's Shadow was second u hours go
pSe" today frorS Key West 70 Miami.
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Pass Antl.RacInu 1lll

baltimore. March 1.-The Houso Of Dele.
gates at Annapolis passed the anti.racin9
q expected the bill viii bs defeated IN 'i inc !,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-01

Harry jackson has clinched local feath:
erwerht match between. Bobby BurInsn and
,Jos Nelson for his eight-round wlnd-up at
The Northside A. c.. Atlantic City. next
Monday night Ro..y SSSr s,oy vs. Terry da. NAT,
fna Vs Mickey McDonough and Johnny
Hayes ys. Frankie Barnes are other bouts.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-01

Willie Green appears In his third bout IN
SIX days at the Auditorium 4. A. tomorrow
night. opposed to Al F2S. They nyn are & to meet meet
forced to give away weight every time he
has boxed In Philadelphia Henry Ifauber
i,e THOMAS vs. George Russell. Willie Nell
son ys, Happy Jack McWilliams and Sammy
Fritz VS.. Whitley Burke.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-01
4R MAJOR CLUBS
kEPARE FOR SEASON
I ATHORDA CAMPS
gyiss, Senators, Dodgers and Braves Select To,ons
in Same State, Which Is Blooming as
Baseball Training Center
by ROBERT w. MAXWELL
Sports Hditoe EveBing Public Ledser

}Ms Petersburg, F1s., March 1.
bloom this
will putting
fNek1GS SsAsafsas for the 1922 s1travagansa
Lbus about 100 miles north OF here's
s4k Crh h tutoring which the
- abong With his squad In Jacksonville
lG& three weeks. =.
EN training STATE Brooklyn went to
~ Orleans but back after one season The Phn were
sunshine
Tampa This the first visit
natives
N14 evNy
train
condition quickly and the pitchers
We visited
is that
exhibition played and there
chance down the
hpe and wins few the beginning the 1t doesn't
npohp than flock Of exhibitions which mean nothing
exhibitions
In their training until time North and the
That be wise plan.
CT PETE 1914 Chn the st.
~ Bronns Hickey, Then tho
PkUs indianapolis Nobody
81
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-01

"TUDGT Lands keen to play more
q golf" II he happens to run out
Of opponents between April IL and
May 20 there's a young fellow named
Ruth around who will be in q position
to oblige almost any afternoon.
Copvrtoht. 1858. All Rtohts Resc,ped.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-01
Scraps About Scrappers

Charley ZONES wires from Ioulsville that
"FlEhtinr Tommy" Ryan .spranE big sur
FOUND bout there. Jones Is plann/ig TO bring
Ryan. who halls from Mckecsfort. Pa. to
this city for matches with any OF the
bantams here.
YOUNG Jack Dempsey viii g on IN the
pa ired with pete NoSan. Other bouts ar
ranged by Eddie Hayes arc: Battling Abe
Cohen VS.. Low Fox and Danny Toy vs..
Young Brown.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-01
IS SPORT COMING TO
PlLLOW-FTGHT Tits?
Or the Battle Of Pertunsed Spray at Seven Pdce''
Expert Recalls "Cood Old Days. OF the Cave
Men," Where Gore Thrilled
By GRANT1AND RICE

Dempsey, Greb, Gibbons or Tunney'
and as tho Davis Cup melee gathers
new force with Australia already keyed
up to the point Of tautness, there will
be variety enough to cover the field.
THERE may be some doubt as to the
i best outfield In baseball this season.
But what inneld can be named above
Kelly, Frisch, Bancroft and Groh Of
the Giants? Or what pitching staff
that outranks Mays, Hoyt, Bush.
Shawkey and Jones, Of the Yankees?
This isn't 90 much intended ~ state.
ment Of fact - 1t 10 challenge to an
argument.
IF SOME ONE can locate boxer
i with only six qualities--a mere half
dozen ingredients-Dempsey can be
stopped. The six ingredients arc
weight, strength, speed. skill, punch.
ing power and ability to take It. II
some alert scout can only stumble on
these few details the trail will then
be fairly open. Checking the cham.
pion's career with any two Of these
qualities missing Is another matter.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-01

All bantaIns are due 10 Ming fists nt tho
Cambria Club Friday niGht. with Mickey
Norris vu. Little Jeff In the wtnd-up
Bass and other bouts are: Jimmy Baxter
w Johnny Mayhook. Leo Flynn ys. Frankie
Ketchell and Young Joe Bradley VS.. Al
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-01
HOW TO START THE EVENING WRONG

YOU pRAea NbVNSele
Oh T,Ae SocA WsvN VAo
coNeoariNo eG9lNNJ0
VoVLI 40 o,S . NoO'II
x~JocS ,r~ D9Ao
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-01

William, II. Recap for his bout Saturday
niEht With shamus oBr!en, OF Yonkers. N.
YYs" Y'' at the National here. Chansy viii meet
n rruEced opponent In Shamus. who has stood
on most Of the leading liIhtweishts In
hmerica, Another lightweight set-to 10
scheduled for the semi between Sailor Joe
EaiIv and Joe Reno. OF Trenton. Young
Murso faces Patsy Broderick. Mickey Connors
meets Joe Chaney. Frankie Barnes tackles
Rliis Hines and Johnny Gardner opens the
six.bout program against Preston Brown.
youo~ sherlock has resumed training after
hojrT on, the side lines with a damaged ear
H., Il open TO meet any Of the l2G-pounders,
nreferring q return TIT with Earl Hartman
vvtsco LEGS. Is ready TO accommodate
Wbitay Boiis at any time. IN any ring and
anW number OF rounds. Tho Legs person
threatens to knock out Whitley within four
rounds.
In. yerns, West Philly l20-pounder. chal-
isnres any ono his weight.
Al Conway. Of Southwark. intends chang
,nr his nom dc guerre to frankie Kolker
after his bout with Dick Perry next week.
RolIy Moore, West Philadelphia feathsr
weight, meets Georgie Kline In Allentown
March II.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-18
Louisiana Can't
Sell Big Surplus
OF Farm Products
Divorsification Fails to Solve
the Agricultural Prob.
lem, Sales of Retail
Stores at Low Point
sp.etai gl.ansaal corrsssond.se.

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. lt.--The dis
appointing economic development OF
the South during the lattsr half Of
this year, as sylneed In low retail
sales, despite the rather remarkable
pfosperlty IN certain lines, emphasizes
more and nors.ths fact that the prob
lem here is agricultural.
Heretofore. the leaders haze thought
that In preaching liberalization they
were giving the prescription that would
heal the economic body.
The farmers dlvSrsifisd--and then
found they eosldne sell the crops they
raised. Although the South Is rsiliHg
more different Kinds OF produco than
n ever has, it can count With csrtalnty
on hardly anything except cotton and
tIek-free cattle.
In Louisiana, for instance, the Com
missioner Of Agriculture ID authority
for the statement that Of the s,ooo'ooo
bushels Of sweet potatoes that Will
Be harvested a scant million viii reach
the ultimate e9nsumer. The reet val
bs "banksd" and those that are not
fed 10 livestock viii rot or be thrown
away. The cost Of feeding 10 llyestoek
potatoes that have been gathered oy
May farmers beyond the sugar bel.
put IN patches ef sugar cane, and
made syrup. II n a drug on the mar
slon Of e,Oo0.O00 gallons are sold, y
wifi Be q wonder And the price OF
whlelf Il is being offered 10 only few
cents above the cost VI grinding, cook
Ing and packing into tin cans. ,tns
urice is 40 cents a gallon. The over
ktad Al about 90 cents q gallon. The
dIferenee between 81 cents and 80
esnts must pay for the rent Of the
iand. tho coat of ire sest, The cost Of
planting, cultivation and harYestingt
ana ali The rest e proAA 70 s a1ah
New-York tribune., 1922-12-18
A Young Physician Sets Out to Invest

Qus'tlon pAysioA, via mau oad vardbh
'St' e0~ go month present prospects
e0Vr'ss before regards saving money
l. Savng ank. accommodating enough Ter
q BOND and then start again,
e. 'oiAsa0 plan o. Rsssv
stuart cdAd giving hsm partial pavnsnls
BHtHo f, mortgage rsa estate bonds from FINE Ike suu Prudence
CompdHy Maitr & Co.
J. Buying baby" Jonds direct from a broker.
wa you please criticize he plans and otAsrs psKbLf
"' ne that No. SLOW bat gives each hand faR No
ore s's eopanies safs and ab DO they
me advantage obligation
no. NY own judgment financial MATTERS
aa szpees irdiaio Bat
'atfaetory, provided con get tie Judgment
you'd appreciate eriasn nggs'ion much yOuR
AnweYou have transferred scientific spirit training
e realm Of Investments and have stated the principal
open TO man In economic condition. At the
assure you that could follow your four suggestions
tmbarking foolish plan
Although do not attempt grade
relative standings want 70 know that all the about which
you ask are considered Of good standing.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-18

position IN the medical profession ls
more eminent and your gross omolu-
ments are larger, you would have the
option OF converting your policy into
more expensive forms. such as the
twenty-payment life and the twenty.
year endowment--to mention the most
familiar examples.
Assuming that you have no insur-
anee and no savings bank account, you
could establish them and within a year
be ready to start eumulsting invest
ment securities.
As Tor your second alternative, Hal.
sey Stuart & Co. nre one OF the few
strictly bond houses that offer Sc.
cutitiea on the partial payment plan.
They VIII sell on this basis only securi-
uss which they have underwritten. Each
Of their offerings must be judged inde-
pendently on the merits Of the partieu-
lar bond issue. many OF which are high
grade investments. II you decide 20
adopt this plan we shall be glad to
give you our opinion about any partie-
ular Issue you may be interested in.
As 20 your third alternative, only
the Prudence Company and @. L. Mil
Ter q Co. Of the three you mention,
VIII Atil he1AAlbleh on tNt pAtklAi
payment plan. The Prudence bonds
are guaranteed and have, in our opinion,
a higher degree Of safety than the Mil
Ter bonds. which are the obligations Of
separate borrowers and are secured
by real estate. Each issue Of the latter
type must be judged separately, ae-
cordIng 90 the facts Of the case. In
general, bonds created In this way In
the past have established g very good
record.
Concerning the last alternative,
buying baby bonds would be salts
factory II you limited your purchase
Of 500 bonds 20 the obligations OF
strong corporations about whose ability
10 pay there Is no doubt. We shall
always be glad TO give you our opinion
about any bond you have In mind, and
would be willing at any time 70 suggest
baby bonds 70 you. The only disad-
vantage Of buying bonds In 300 de-
nomination Is that the regular unit
Of trading Is $1,000, and ordinarily as
buyer you have 10 pay relatively more
for a 500 piece and are forced 20 sell
Il for relatively less. However, one Of
the larger brokerage houses Is helping
the market for 500 pieces by special
izing in baby bonds, assuring better
execution not only for its own retail
customers but also for other brokers.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-18
Cltl.s service Preferred

Ques,ion-soms time aEo I bought on
partial payments a few shares % Oitlct
Service preferred AZ 80 each. Now, aonie.
body tells me u II no good and bad
system 20 buy on partial payfnanth, and
that Il would b. better for me 20 Get rid
OF Il ard bvy instead soms shares OF zen.
eral Motors, benauss there Is more money
In A. Not knowing what 10 DO, would
be obliged 20 you II you could give me
Some advice about Il. ] followed the In
vermont information columns for some
time. but saw nothing 20 FAR concerning
The cities Services. G.
Answer-Alshough we do not regard
cities Service preferred a. a high
Grade stock, e Is better than a good
many that could be named. Earnings
last year were at the rate OF more
than SIS a share, which was slightly
more than half the rate In the preeed.
ing rear and slightly more than half
the rate IN 1919. Wo see no reason
for becoming. alarmed over H. Pur.
chasing investments on The partial
payment plan in itself 10 70 be com
mended, We believe.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-18
His Selections Suitable

ctestioh--Appreelatin your dislntsrssted
advice In The Tribune, my wife VIII have
about $40 900 10 invent b. tbs end of the
present month and I wish 20 give her as
good advice AZ possible, and having read
your column from time 20 time ! have
listed the following: gi.boo s. Louis.Shn
Francisco prior lien 5hs $1,000 STANDARD
OIL % California 10. $1,000 Dutch East
Indies g. $4,000 New York Central re-
funding tns g.. 900 brooklyn Union Gas
g. 1900 Canadian Northern -. ten aharea
Western Electric preferred, ten shares Ma
tlohal LEAD preferred. ten shares broohlrn
Edison. ten shares bethlehem Steel per
cent preferred. ten shares North American
preferred ten shares LehiEh Coal sales ten
shares New York Telephone preferred Ten
shares Public Service Of New Jersey pre-
ferfod I have selected the bonds 70 tnat
the payments Of interest would come due
the first % each month OF the year hna
have selected the stocks with the idsa oi
giv1ng about per cent yield for the totAl
lnvest'1snt and az the sanre time 70 hafs
the principal we'll guarded IN dlYertlhoa
Investment Any auFEesii0n1 you may have
Hs % the above lint or change therein VIII
be eppreciated.-R. j.. u.
Answer-We consider your selee-
tions entirely suitable for the invest
ment Of this fund.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-18

You are right In recognizing the wis
oon OF adopting a regular plan OF
saving. Start out the new year So
executing your program OF saving 500
month. The only sure way 70 an ac-
cumulation Is through regular saving,
wisely invested. make the $50 n
month a fixed charge on your budget,
and respect that item Just as much as
enarges for rent, food. clothing, amr-e-
ments, culture and miscellaneous. The
individual who Is vague on his saving
program, figuring that he will invest
his surplus whatever II may happen
20 be), Is likely 10 find that he under
estimated other elastic items In his
burget Of expenditure, which will grow
and eifaee the lnvestable surplus. The
discipline OF making your ssyincF
reach go a month or any other
definite figure Is excellent.
AZ for the disposition Of your funds,
you have really enumerated two
courses; One, place them In the saw
ings bank; two, buy securitisa.
II you have no savings account we
suggest you start one. After YOU have
built up a balance OF about $500 you
will be free 20 embark on security buy
ing. Savings bank accounts IN this
state, Tor example, represent In the
last analysis a lien on we'll diversified,
high grade securities and mortgages.
We think Il advisable for every one TO
have a savings bank account as nrst
line Of reserves, which can be drawn
upon on demand IN case OF an emer-
gency. The amount OF n savings bank
account In proportion 20 total invest
ments involves a personal choice. The
limit that n savings bank will take
from any one individual Is $1,000. The
savings bank Ia intended primarily for
the man or woman Of small means.
After reaching your sAyings bank
goal, you will be in a position 70 con-
slider securities. For the small invest
or shares In building and loan assoei-
ations in this state are attractive and
In the case OF we'll managed, estab.
lished associations, have a good record
for safety. Whether you are married
or not, you ought also ht this time q
lay out a program for life insurance
While you are young and healthy apply
for a policy. While you are young and
relatively poor (for you expect your
income 70 grow with the years. select
the cheapest form OF insurance with
the exception Of term insurance.
straight life insurance, II you have de-
pendents, getting maximum protection
and AZ low cost. Later, when youi