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New-York tribune., 1922-12-28
Psun seaboard Steel

Question: am the posseasor ot 10.
sheres of Penn Geaboard steel bought AZ
ever $40. noW selling AZ t1.bo. Can yog
Sive me any information as 10 the catn
position and standing Of this organization
4 am advised 20 sell these end buy instced
100 shares Fanhandle Producers Ano re
aninr Company. what can you advise me
in he matssrf Any information that you
can Eiys me with regard 20 tho two com
nenlss referred 10 and the exchange men
TONED will BE- greatly Appreoiated-O
A. 3.
Answer-Unless you can afford to
take the loss in the decline In Penn
Seaboard from $40 20 $3.50 a share
Won should not have bought the stock
In the hrst place. II Is entirely speeu-
latlve. as you probably know now-it
YOU aid not know II then. We do not
believe Panhandle Producers and Re.
nninR ls any less speculative, and II
you do not care 10 assume the risks OF
we suggest that you aban-
don u in favor Of investment seeuri-
ties.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-28
FINANCIAL
fHI sTo1I:s. ..I,vTy ISy,s. Us.,ssS. sss AHra y

TIA arcnlpoH. YoptKA AND sAHrA ~
hallway COMPANY.
Notles sf Rsdsmptien q Esalpnsat . oe,a
Fotss. sssfes - ifts, is1s ie,s, isII' ,sss s'
~ tks asrrerase prissipai amount q slvs
ssfiies siEhs HUNDRED. spe eighsY ,sers ss !
sheussnS agha bup6red dellars tsssss,,,
49, ..,,..s s 49, sS Jsssnry IS fSfs, betrssn
VxikeF d. Hinee, Director 0eneral el =. nA,,. ~.
roads. The Atohlsoa. reptka an2 80 san.s e..,. =
hanway compeny aed GeersssS fre's O'"''
Notice 10 hereby given % TIE hoiesfs % ~
Equipment Gold Nstea. series OF i..t ssss'
Jfbs. 1871. 1919, 1919. 1879. 1871, ,,,s. ds,-.
49, rr~ss Isresfnsas daisd January 10.
N36. bstwesn walker ID. Hlnes. so Dissesso'
GENERAL Of Railroads. Ihs 1tes,-, 1..,s., ~
ssl ouaranty trust company Of New Yssk,
aa rruatse that The 1tchison. Iopeke Ane
eanta Fs Railway Company psrts1 psrts11Aea,s &c., ~
sns sf Ire atsv. msntionsd Equlpmsnt
rsa.sn % Jaagary e; isl' .iss hs once nee
:; ss assrsssy TrSs, ssr't; corapsnJ q New IOrE:
Ne ife Hroadvay, ID the Borousa o.
nsnhsttan, City ant state q Eev fork'
Trustee under aaid Equlpmsnt lfgst nt.ss-
fs-ls. ~ fsst' 1915. isfs. 1871. 1913. 1873.
itss. 1881, 1879, itt3. 1884 and 1875. lssose
vscer ssid Easislhsat Tras, Aerssa9a.sss;s:: a., By
ss'1s sss seerS. s9s hssf,., 70 Jssvsry i issi
t0Fether vita q premium oi thfee tp Ps'
Sent % the principal ...s..
upon presentation % aait Notes. toGethst
,with the coupons maturing on said redefnp-
tlon date and al subsequent coupons ~ W"
eaid onies OF ths aid Trustee, Tor esncsi-
Iation. on or after January 10, iva. w
prircipai amount Of said Notes. together
wifh ths said accrued interest thereon We
Jsnuary it, 1919. and said premium. w
b paid 70 the pefsons sn.i,,,o y, - royip.
rneat Trust Agreement Interest upon AZ 81
so Notes will eease on January Is. 1879.
All Notes presented for redemption y. - -
hs nsGotisbfe IN form and be accompanied
81 properly executed ownership cerunosttt
A. required By the FEDERAL Income la
Law snd Regulations ...s..
fHE ATcHIsoS, ToPEKA AND sANTA -
RAILWAY CohnANT.
ny l. c. DEMIN0. Assistant ssoretAiy'
New-York tribune., 1922-12-28
Congress NAV Aid K. C. NJ. & o.

SAN ANGELO, Tex, Dec; S!'LS9Ln. - On.
gress is eognizant Of the plight OF n In'
Kansas City, Mexico q ORIENT Rail
road, which Is threatened Thtn Wy, en-
forced suspension, and is wlliln 70
enact any sort OF roasonApls nsals sps
tion TO save the road, according 70 hsP-
resentatlvs Claude B. Hudspeth' OF 'he
18th Texns District -, M r
Represontative Hudspeth said W. i;
K,mper. receiver Of the Orient, told
MIN recently that he would deed the
road 10 any one who would assume IT'S
management and would add 100000 TO
Get "ths sick line Of his hands"
New-York tribune., 1922-12-28
IIninn MILE Buying Stock

The Union Mills, Inc, has bought IN a
Il ale 600 Of rs preferred stock @ ana
Il buying in the remainder, Slol;QyO'
80 oytstanding as rapidly az possible
I, ~ announced in connection with pub
iiestlon recently Of is latest balance
shect These figures arc presented 20
sarrect anv erroneous impression thht
NAV have been obtained from an an
sTer to An inquiry In the Investment
Information column Of The Tribune Of
december %. The company has no
bsnk loans and has borrowed no money
Tor Ave years, the statement says, no
balance sheet shows the company 70 De
a, a 0ood cash position.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-28
Income and Profits Tax
Collections Show ca,

WASHINGTON, Dee. n,-lu.s,
and profits taxes collected dsrre N,
yember amounted 70 ts3,s2l1it Or r.
proIimately Si.0OO,0OO mcn An (,
October, but s25,0ss,737 lem yAn /,
November last year, according y A.
ures compiled At the TrsasurJ ts.dIJ
Estate taxes also fell 81 a. eor,
pared with November & year u.
amounting % 1881 SIS, a. tsalif
Si0,266, i02 In November, 1871. n 0aa
Der the estate taxes yielded tili5is
There was a small Increase over y,
vember, 1921, shown In the lsra r..
lected last month On tobacco. N
Treasury received s2lAo5,7s7 fron h1
source last month, while year e, \
ceipts from the samo taKes amesrn
to s22,600,979. October sollection (
tobacco taxes we're about it1N
greater than those FOR November.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-28
want. TO Know Future Prices

Question: would like your sduee on
Afited Chemical and Dye Corporation. ~
n a, refs purchaae around eb AZ the
or.sent dividend ratsf t2) DO ith bust
5ess prospects warrant its selling above
par IN the course of year OF 30 ana ~ ~
inereare OF the dividend rateI Nonle
s.,stiv APPRECIATE a fairly fun statement
~ what you think Of stock and futnIs
prospects a. TO IL increahe IN price AIa
for 'eTp~cting 10 20 so much lower In thia
market TIL IT, {.
Answcr-All your questions have a
spseulatlve flavor and for that reason
we must decline 20 answer. We DO not
know whether the stock Is going
higher or lower or whether the divi-
dend will be increased.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-28
Pennsylvania Co. TOP.
20 p. c. Extra Diud.'
A Further Step in uo.l,..
Corporation, s. o. dl0SII'''
Increases Capital s,o.I s,',.''
PHILADELPHIA

PHILADELPHIA, Dee.
Pennsylyania Company. a. !
stock OF which Is owned ~ y ~
sylvania Railroad company. =. y. y
elarod is usual semi.annu.l ,.
OF three per cent and an .,,.. 80
dcnd Of twenty per cent. ,...,. . q
Of its accumulated svrplus }, \ :
Der 30 TO stockholders Of ,....'. W
cember n. t y
The extra dividend isafu,,.
In llquidating the Pennsyly,,'. = =
pany which has been IN pro,,.'. u
1917 when it rsllnqglshed b. '''
tion As lessee Of the varlov, ~.
the Pennsylvania Railroad w. = d
Of Pittsburgh. which obllutl-' ny
assumed by the Pennsylysnl, !. =
Company NJ
Stockholders Of the s.ss,,. .
Company of Indiana voted !,
the capital stock from tlleN@ -
'25o'oOo0oo Director VIII -
Chicago to-day to consider 49,.
stock dividend Of 100 Der cen, !. ...,'
holders Of record Dse.nb., d
Stockholders Of the Ar,v,, -.
Mills Of Rock Hnl, g. c. 80 -
voted 20 increase capital - ..sti,i s
100000 70 $780, 900 and a ~ -. no
stock dividend Of i33 n y, ...r W
The dividend already hl ''ss
proved By the board Of tv',....., ~. "
The New Jersey Zine cs-..'. 4.
elared an extra dividend Of I 80 HI, ~. =.
payable February 10 70 stoets.ls.., l
Of record January 81, in adSi1... (.
the regular quarterly dividend a =.
cent payable January 10 10 ~,
holders Of record DeesnbSr 90.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-28
Market Ynlue Unknown

ouestlon-Could you give me some ~,
N. nation on Knickorbocker wyoming ~
comuany7 The company was lanheH.g
SOM iew years aCo. and TIC prrs,'7t a.
o. a. Qfreef where the above menuohog
or company also has ltS headquariefa
am holder of preferred and common
stocks. but am unable 10 sst any
tlon on the hbove.-H. 7. 4.
Answer - Kniekerboeker-Wyoming
OF shares sold AZ auction In Deeem-
her 1921. at about cents a share. no
present market is obtainable, we Dc
lave
New-York tribune., 1922-12-28
Decimal In Forelrn Exchange

ouestlon--It seems TO me that you mis-
quote foreign exchange on nearly every
itefn. Should not tho decimal point be
moved 20 as 20 make prices cents instead
OF dollars7 For Instance, marks are
epCik. which Is the correct price. Nearly
every other country is In the saraS pre-
dieament.-o. p. L.
Answer-The decimal point is cor
reetly placed in the foreign exchange
tables, which appear daily in The Trib-
una. The unit is cents for francs
marks, lire, etc, except In the case OF
sterling, where the unit is S4.56 a
sovereign, the unit being dollars.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-28
Billion Francs for Railroads

PARIS. Dec. 27.-Railroad construe-
.,on totaling ! 900 ,OOO, 900 francs for
next year has been approved py te sne
superior railroad council, ,wWhleh mas
general supervision over all systems. p,
One quarter Of this amount VIII DC
devoted TO eleetriheation.
The council also has promised 20
take measures TO stimulate building ey
reducing freight rates on materials, the
reduction to average 20 per cent
New-York tribune., 1922-12-28
cousoI,d.,ed Fruit Jar Co.

ouest'-n-I am considering the purchase
Of some shares In tho Consolidated fIul'
Jar Company. located Al New BrunsWlok'
y. J. However. before deeiding 70 con- ..
pi.te the purchase I would like 70 have
your opinion and advice on the inveHtme ~
ysiue 81 the shares Of that COMPANY. 7.
Answer-The Consolidated Fruit Jar
Company was incorporated in 1871 and
has a capital Of 100000, all one class
Of stock. Dividend payments have
varied from 10 TO 13 per cent in the
last FIVE years. Stock Of this com
pany contains an element Of specula-
tion that removes II from the Invest
New-York tribune., 1922-12-28
Irregular Trend
Shown in Roads
November Income
Increase in Net Reported by
B. & o., Norfolk South
ern and Illinois Central,
New Haven Earnings OF

More irregularity was disclosed IN
the railroad earnings reports for No
vember. made public yesterday. In
ereases IN net were reported BY tho
Long Island, tho Baltimore 4 Ohio
Norfolk Southern. Erie, Pittsburgh a
fake Erie, Jersey Central and, the
illinois Central. Decreases were shown
by tho New Haven, the wabash, Le-
bI0h Valley and the Norfolk a West
crn The results Of roads reporting
Yesterday are shcwn in tabular formi
New-York tribune., 1922-12-28
BOND NOTICE
ouLp AND SNIP ISLAND RAILROAD

oULp AND SHIP ISLAND RAILROAD
COMPANY
Elfrl MortEaEe Refun1lng and Terminal
f1vs Per Cent Gold Bonds Due Reb-
FuAry 4. Io5f.
A provided undsr seetien Seven Of Arti-
oiS ne Of tha mortgage securing the issue
of kenda above described, the undsrsignst,
~ Trustee will receive sealed proposals.
On % y. ". on January q 1871. Tor the
sale 20 Il of such bonds for acoount Of
the 6tnninR Fund sufficient 20 exhaust the
Oum 81 tit.ist.bt conditional upon the
paFTnaat te the uaderslened Of that
an6epot en- eF before January 2, iftt, a.
proYttef IN said mortgage.
Tha Trustee reserves the riEht 20 reject
anf 81 al tenders IN whole or IN part.
442 NEW YORK TRUST COMPANY.
tpsmsriy Nsv York Security and Trust
CanipAny, Trustee.
Assistant Secretary.
DSssMesr II. 1874
New-York tribune., 1922-12-28
Ellinii Hearing Postponed

An examination Of witnesses before l
ps,sr n. oiney jr., referee IN bank
ruptcy. under Section PA Of the oann- ls
r,,ptey law. in connection with The n, re
eeIvefship Of James W. Elliotts Bus,'
ness builders. Inc, scheduled for yes, yes,
terday afternoon, whs postponed ppan u9s.r sor
tomorrow afternoon. No reason No NJ
Oinev's Office.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-28
NJ. York Metal Market

Tin was quiet with Straits quoted
AZ 9s.BO639.25c, Straits shipmSeInttis
as. .75G 29.25e, standard 3s.25e and g9y2es
9g.2bc asked. Copper quiet standaTa
Spot, December and January l4a
i4.37hc and clcctrolytlc spot, DeTenl,
Der and January i4.bOa llSi &c; Leae
quiet, New York spot lZbq !.ooc ana an.
East st. Louis spot 7G7l0e. Zinc quiet,
New York spot 1885 and East st. Louis
snot r. oOG7 Zoe.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-28
Financial Items

Arthur c. Sherwood IL 20 be admitted 20
the arm OF Hayden. stone Co, enectlFe
January !. 1913. -. -. 49,,
,,,aintcd transfer agent Of Class ano
cisSs n capital stock Of Patterson Broth'
ers Tobacco Company. , -. A.
IAoneilo Perera a Co. oanhets' nr,oSas, n,ye
..n9tnS from, rs 10 IS per cent OF theli
yearly salaries, in both their 90 Wal stree
and Harlem offices
New-York tribune., 1922-12-28
Nerspsper cuis sM.lon-

ST. LOUIS, Dee. 27.-stoekholdsn,
The 81 Louis Globe-Demoerats a
voted . stock dividend Of 100 per e.
b. Lansing, president, announced 4
day. simultaneously With shs 1
nouneement, application was hlet y.
the Secretary Of State 70 incrsass !
capital stock Of the company fy
$500, 900 70 tl,000Oo0.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-28
No Bids for Stock

cu.s,lon--f purchased some 49, st 80
the Universal silver Company, WI wnloh aiie.s
W. , ..,e re 40 100 shares. Would HfcA,B
snc,selste the courtesy " lon VIZ ha' ~
~ n there II any market. also Nhe''' '''
this stoek.--R. W ID.
A.swer-There appears % be IN nun un-
limited amount Of Consoildatea oiI'eI
s,oek offered at cent share but no
hid Ia reported.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-28

ouesttors Of esnsrsI intsrssi to ~.
vestovr scin Be answered IN thts COZ,
W,nH. In which case only initials tviH
b. used. Others giu BE- ans0ered, ov
rail Address al inquiries, tHelos-
Irs q etompsd, 6ddrsssed envelope, %
FlnsnriaI Editor, Ths Tr16rns, fs4
Nassaa Street, NssO York CITY.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-28
DIVIDEND NOTICES
THE MUTUAL BANK >

t,.si west ard street, New Yort
At regular meeting Of the boefo OF ~
r.<fors of this bank held December ltth.
isai a quarterly dividend Of Three Per Csnt
v-ss 6sclared on the capital stock OF tnls
hAnk. payable January End. 1919. 70 stock-
holders of record a. the Close OF puslness pufs
~ rhiee Per Cent was declared on the eepi-
fsi stok ~ this bank. payable January sna.
1874 10 EtOckholdefs of record Al the eioho
~ b,s ness December 2tth. 1922
HUGH n. KIRKLAND. Cashier.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-28
r,.,,..,e consoIIdAied Coal G.

ou..tiop-wlii you tlndly rive me- your
opinlon OF the dcsirabiiity of Iennefses
100 al sfB. and obliEs III W. -.
An,ver-Tenncssec Consolidated Coal
Company g., 1910. are a reAsonApiyy
good investment, although the snaI'
amount Of the issue tends to restrict
rnarketability.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-28
CIARTTELD NATIONAL BANK
am nTu ana 9QRn NJ

Hsw York. Dec. 20. 1923.
zhs Board Of Directors have this daf
lsclared a quarterly dividend OF ~, and
an s4tra dividend Of ~. upon the capital
stock Of this bank. payable ree OF ,Ss.nV
10 s,ockholdera OF record At the close OF
business Dee. is. 1919 - ..,
New-York tribune., 1922-12-28
Not Investments

oue,tion-Plesse let me know n these
bonds are safe 10 buy for an Investment
Columbia Oraphophone per cent al 20 \ :
Allied Packers por cent ht 1bt; Ma
tional Acme 7hs at a6. New York. New
Answer-The bonds you mention are
not n good investment, In our opinion.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-28
Investment Information

We suggest that you consider only high
grade securities, such az Great North
ern 54s, 1869; Virginian Railway o.
1852, American Telephone and Iele'
graph IS, 1916, or New York Telephone
e., ia4t.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-28
THn Is.i IsAMILToS Z n q TmE TSsvRANcE

The Annual Meeting Of the Shareholder
~ this Company for the election Of direo-
toFt ana for the transaction of such other
bufihsss as may properly come before he
mssiing viii be held 81 III william Street
on Monday, January bth. 1914 betWesn the
hguru Of two and thr8e o'clock p. NJ
c. N. SANGER,
Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-28
TIE INITIAL RANK

New York, December 20. 1914
Notice u hereby Iiven that the annual
nSeting Of the stockholders Of The Mutual
Bank for the election OF Directors and the
tTAnsa ction OF such other business ~ may
oome before the meeting, will be held al
she Bank No. tf 20 81 West S5rd Street
IN the Borough Of Manhattan. City Of New
York. on Tuesday, the sth day OF January,
fftt. at thrre o'clock ,. m.
HUGH n. KIRKLAND. Cashier
New-York tribune., 1922-12-28

stookhoidsrS Meeting and Election viii he
held from noon 10 1 o'clock, January Q,
1876. 81 % wall Street (id foor). New York.
hy srdeF Of directors.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-28
AMERICAN cAN coMPANT

Common Nfook,
A quarterly dividend Of one and one
ouartsf Per cent has been declared on the
fowrnon Ptoek Of this Company. payable
Pebruary Is. 1873. 20 Stockholders of record
Al the close of business January IL. 1873.
transfer Books will remain open, Checks
tnsusd n. II. lshON.
Secretary and Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-28
pfvIppSp No ,ss.

THE HANOVER FIRE INSURANCE. co.
New York. Dec. IL, 1922.
~ q meeting Of the Board Of Directors.
held this day. quarterly dividend Of two
ana s.hah t1h) per cent was declared,
payable January 2. 1873, at the once OF the
Company, HANOVER BUILDING. Nos ~
ana 70 Pine Street. 10 Stockholders Of record
~ eioee of business December 20. 1929.
T. 8. JARVIS. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-28

men, class, IN our opinion. although it
NAV be suitable for bushes; msh a1
VINO h not particular about hmi'su
narketnblllty Of the shares.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-28
TfRCTToN NOTICE

q Iso1 e .,s.', ssys5EEs 5szS..y Tos mi TTs ::
80 a. b Ocmpany'a o6ct. 4 Wall 81.
sst3 ~ isfi. bstwssn ihs hours Of
pAAsm nTAAyv. sv~v..4.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-28
oFFIcE OF

THE UNITED GAS IMPROVEMENT co.
~ W. Corner broad and Arch Streets
PLfadelphin. December 10, 1922.
The Directors have this day declared
quarterly dividend Of one and ne-half per
cent (7tc per share) on the Common Stock
of this Company, payable January IS, 1928.
20 holders Of Common Stock OF record ~ the
close Of business December 90, 1879.
Checks will be mailed
New-York tribune., 1922-12-28

TF1 k,osY4L IErNo oT I,.II.s. TIE STOCK. 9cI
nney, Ina. Wili y held at iis once ei %
farriav birssa, fsu York CITY. on January
- 0kt, IL slsFen s'eicck n the n,esning.
b. = BURNS. Prssi1sut.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-28
FINANCIAL MEETINGS
THE NEW YORK TRUST COMPANY,
frr DrrnNrrmu

IHE NNW NUNh IHINI NUMFNNNt
100 broadway,
New York
The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders
of this Company for the election Of Trus-
tees and for the tranra otion Of any other
business that may come before the meet.
inE Will be held AZ the Main Odlce Of the
Company. No. 100 Broadway. New York
City. on Wednesday, January 10. 1873
Pole will Be open from IL A NJ 20 II
Neon.
BOYD q. CURTIS,
Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-28

-Four full columns o. IN
pesimeni questions and an
,rcers ioiH be PubiisLed IN
The Tribune epery Sunday
and Monday. On other days
one full column iOiH appear.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-28
MEETINGS
RArrEBAoN nRoTHERs

Noans IL hsrubT given that the Animal
Msstfrr ef the Btoekhol6sTI Of FattsrIoT
RrSfkefs for thu election OF Directors fol
ths snSIfnR year and for sueh other busi-
asfs A. sh.i y i.ssny ersughs e5., sstsr. u
N rexf Rev, BorouFh Of Nanhattan,
Oeunty n ksW Tori City and State Of
nv fsyk. On THURSDAY. JanuaD g. iSi1,
I" ~kv. oRrvYrTHs. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-28

CHICAGO PNEUMATIC TOOL COMPANY
DIVIDEND NO. II.
qoarteriy dividend Of one per cent has
Company, payable January 7bth. 1879. TO
stockholders OF record at the close OF bugi-
ness January 18Th. 1879.
J. L. PRICE. Treasurer.
New Ysfh. December 2eth. 1874.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-28
UNITED STATES REALTY AND M
RnOyEMENI CoMPAANI.

December a.. 1919.
Ths Coupons of this Companys Twenty
year Debenturs o.. Bonds, due on January
let neIt. Will be paid on January 2nd upon
presentation a. the Companys once. Room
liit, III Broadway, New York City.
ALBERT +. HADIlOCK. Treasurer.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-10-31
REIMER- R-EVITTS WEDDING OCCURRED
 SATURDAY MIGHT

The home of MT. and Mrs. Charles N. Evitts. in Long HiM, was the scene of pretty wedding on Saturday eve ming at 6 o'clock when their daugh- ter Ethel Julia Evitts became the bride of Albert Riemer of Fairfe Id. Rev. Robert C. Carlson, pastor of the Newfeld church, performed the cere- mo ony.
 The bride, who was given In mar rage by her father, wore a becoIn- ing gown of pearl grey canton crepe with velvet hat to match. Her bou- quet was of brides roses. Her cou- sin, Miss Lillian Cook of this city, was bridesmaid. wearing blue taffeta with brown velvet hat and carrying a bouquet of Killarney roses. Edw- n EVitts of Bridgeport. brother Of the bride, was best man.
 As the bride entered the living room where the ceremony was per- formed Miss Maude Ward sang the accompanied by Mrs. Howard s. Beach.
 Following the ceremony a buret luncheon was served. The house was attractively decorated with ferns and chrysanthemums and autumn foliage The groom's gift to the bride was an amethyst brooch. The bride gave the groom a pair of gold cuff links and her bridesmaid a bangle bracelet Guests were present from Bridgeport and New Y ork. Woodbury and Water bury.
 Later in the evening the couple left for a short wedding trip and on Their return wjll reside in Long HiW
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-10-31
Makes q Family Supply of Cough Remedy
Really better than ready-made cough syrups, and saves about S2.
 Easily and quickly prepered.
i1EHESES7Ez555E5EESES55a52l

If you combined the curative proper ties of every known "res dv-made" cough remedy, you probably could not get as much real curative power as there is in this simple homemade cough syrup, which is easily prepared in 8 few minutes.
 Get from any druggist 21a ounces of Pinex, pour it into pint bottle and fill the bottle with syrup, using either plain granulated sugar syrup, clarified sired. The result is a full pint of really better cough syrup than you could buy ready,made for three times the money. Tastes pleasant and never spells.
 This Pinex and Syrup preparation gets right at the cause of a cough and gives almost immediate relief. It loosens the phlegm, stops the nasty throat tickle and heals the sore, irritated membranes so gently and easily that it is really astonishing.
 dav's use will usually overcome the ordinary cough and for bronchitis, croup, hoarseness and bronchial asthma, there IS nothing better.
 Pinex is a most valuable concentrated compound of genuine Norway pine eX- tract, and has been used for generations to break up severe coughs.
 To avoid disappointment ask your druggist for "21@ ounces of Pinex" with full directions, and don't accept any thing else. Guaranteed to give absolute satisfaction or money promptly re- funded. The Pinex Co.,, Ft. Wayne, Ind.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-10-31
FORMER MINISTER
 TAKES MURDER
 WITNESS STAND


 Statesboro, Ga., Oct. 31-ElIiott Padrick, former minister, who de- clared that the hand of God directed him in the staying of his pretty young wife an mother-in-law, Mrs. M. D. Dixon, and that in his defense state ment to the jury he would attempt to preach sermon on the command ment '']hOu shalt not covet thy neigh bors' wife," today was expected to take tho stand in his trial on murder charges.
 Padrick has shown little interest in his trial, sleeping while much of the states evidence was being submitted yesterday. The defense contends the former minister was insane when he shot his wife and mother-in-law while in an automobile near here June 19
 Under Georgia law, the defendant will not De under oath when he makes his state nent and will not be subject to cross examination unless he gives his permission.