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New-York tribune., 1922-03-23
Chile Copper Co. Deficit
Gained in Last Quarter
Total incon1c, SS0A,2O3; Loss
Was s Sl,l3l,862; Unit Cost
Of Production Dronned

Tine Chile Copper Company for the
last quarter Of 1921 reported total in
come Of $5oA2o3, but after all charges
including 1901 403 for depreciation
there was a deficit Of $l,131.8G2, com
pared with loss for the third quarter
Of $l,059,S8o. Daniel Guggenhejm.
president, stressed the point that the
depreciation write-off was book cntr,,
computed on time basis, regardless Of
production or sale.
, on March !, he said. the company
had $40 o485,900. representing cash on
hand and marketable securities.
During the quarter ended December
81 there were treated 375.OO4 tons of
ore, averaging 1.76 per cent copper
compared with 379.417 in the preo
ceding quarter, averaging l.67 per cent
copper. The total output was 1876
al pounds, contrasted with 12123177
pounds for the September quarter.
The cost Of producing copper in the
December quarter was Gill cents a
pound, compared with 11.405 cents in
the preceding three months.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-23
Te!enhone Ronds Relter

Quostion-For q widow who ia depend e.
enl Tor her income on tho interest she
receives from the secwiuca she owns.
what IL your opinion Of her sale OF $1,000
PENNSYLVANIA Railroad general mortgage
5s. 1868, and the purchase Of a HE
amount of Southern Railway 6ta per cent
bonds, recently issued IS II.
Answer Without knowing what
other securities you hold We would say
that the exchange you suggest is a lit
tie too extreme. You would be weak
cning your investment too much for
the consideration Of SO additional an
nual income. Why not strike middle
course and buy something like New
York Telephone refundine mortgage Gs,
l94l, selling to yield SIC per cont? q?
We consider them better adapted for
your investment than the Southern
Railway t2s.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-23
Pcre Marquette Preference Stock

HeTe Marquette frct crenCc STOCK
Question Would You kindly give mo
your opinion on roro Marquette preferred
stock ! have a couple or thousand dol
Inrs to invcst at this time. but have
ucver invostcd I'm any railroad aiock l
have read in YOUR Investment Informn
tton column Your advice about the above
mentioned Hock, and would he clad If
You would advise # II ia stiU In your
opinion. good Investment a. w. T.
Answer Although the Perc Mar
quotte Railway Company was able to
pay the ~ per cent back dividends on
it's preferred the first Of this year and
The shares arc on cumulative basis
Mt the rate of 5 pcr cent year, we be
lieve there is still an element Of spc-
ulation in this issue because Of the un-
certainty as to Yailroad earnings for
the next year or two For investment
The prior preference 3 per cent cumu-
lative stock would he more suitable
1t, too, is somewhat speculative, but at
the present time the road appears to be
earning its prior preference dividend
requirements by a fairly liberal margin
This stock, no doubt is the one you
saw mentioned in these columns.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-23
Foreign Bonds
Toronto
New York Metal Marker

On The New York Metal Exchange Tin
was firm, with Straits quoted at 2S.75G
29.37 hc; Straits shipments, 29M
203712c; standard, 2S50M29c. and 90
per cent at 28@28.50c, with sales Of
25 tons spot and 25 tons May delivery
Straits at 29.25c, 25 tons May-June
shipment from Straits at 29.30 and az
tons April-May at 2925c. Copper
quiet; standard spot, March and April
l287E2c asked, and eectrolytic' spot''
March and April, 13c asked. Lead
quiet; Now York spot, Ats asked, and
East st Louis spot, 4.45c asked. Zinc
easier; New York spot, sc; East St.
Louis spot, 4.70c asked.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-23
Public Service Preferred

Quostion--My broker recommends 70 mo
Public Service Corporation Of Now Ierscy
per cent cumulative preferred stock, put
out by BonbrIght * Co. Inc, boston, at
price Of S!o0 share and accrued dlvt-
dends TO yield per cont. certain NUM-
Der of shares are reserved for me tor %
few days. giving me an opportunity to
purchase If am 40 Inclined. Now, ] have
more confidence In Tbo Tribune's judg
ment than brokers. Would this Investment
be rco osonabiy safe | shall hold off till
/ hear from you.-G H. j.
Answcr-The Public Service Corpora
tion of New Jersey has been carrying
on stock sales campaign in preferred
stock for several months and we sur
mise YOU will be able TO buy amy time
You get ready The corporations earn
ings seem 10 be increasing and the
dividend oa the preferred at the pres
ent seems reasonably well secured. We
consider the stock suitable for bust
ness man III position to watch earn
ings OF the company
New-York tribune., 1922-03-23
London Market Ou;es

LONDON, March 22.-Tradinr cen-
orally was quiet on the Stock Exchange
to day. Gilt edge securities wcTe
brighter and oil shares very steady,
but British industrials rather irreg1,
lar.
Bar gold was quoted at 94s Sd:
money was loaned at 3A per cent. Dis.
count rates were: Short bills. 3la ner
cent; three month bills, 3 T 7-160D3lb
Consols for money were quoted at
o4 q, British per cent loan at 97M
ana BRITISH AZ per cent loan at 93la.
Closing stock quotations were.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-23
RuNinp With Inture Income

Question: have every prospect. amount
ms almost TO certainty, of saving 50. 900
this year. Would t he wise or foolish
~ me TO borrow trts amount ut my bank
Investment stocks VITA it paying it OF
quarterly 20 my savings accurnuated. this
on the theory that can buy them cheaper
now than i'll be able to buy them later.
when [ have the funds in hand? If YOU
consider this plan good one. what securi-
ties would you recommend" am fifty
years old and have position that pays me
almost what IT costs 10 live. In other
words. DO NOT depend entirely on that or
lp the income from lay Investments. but
use "a part OF my income i'm addition TO my
New-York tribune., 1922-03-23
Boston
AlInlllr

* zasao@ds >"@ @ise 49,. " ~. TX y 55@ g. y.
x @aj s 'I@t Hseia .s5 SIS 2as55 25s 81 s. s.
$3.50 Carson ....... 14s1 IT, 14s ~
81, Corner Range. ~ 44s ~ a
~ ~ i,@'is i,.. Daly &C.. - - IN ~
1880 island Creek..IIo 1i1a. 1o4ts 7iin
le9 Mason Valley. . 21s 9Is
so Mass Cons go ~ 2I
Sl0 NayAoyer @ O. -
o5e 5i'ha"N .--.. 5Sta 5Sz IS y 5S5
~ ~ i5crth Butte. ia 1214 124 IN
.. ~ >iary Land as 46 IS IS
saaS I1p Tliatsv . Boston. Ia ~ 99o s9c
- Smoit pf. A. IS AS; Ia.
go tiah apex .... 81 S5 gH
4ot2 tah Aietals... q IN "a ~
10 Wolverine .... Ie IL >"
New-York tribune., 1922-03-23
Paris Market Frreo1,lar

PAKIS, March 22.-Priccs moved ir-
reguiar y on the Bourse to-day. Three
per cent rentcs, SIS francs so confines
ht%chenge on London, 4S francs Al cen
times. Five per cent loan. 78 franns
80 centimes. The dollar was quoted
at II francs 2h confines.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-23
Securities al Auction

l6 shares Eighth Avenue II. r. Co; Sto(
20 shares Ninth Avenue II. h. Co. $ioi
'VO Shares graphite Mines Corporation
40 shares The Inquirer Publishing am
tTinung Co commoA, 500 each; ia
NharCS Nassau County Review CorDor.,
New-York tribune., 1922-03-23

Four full columns of in
restment questions and ant
s,cers wi!I be published in
The Tribune cucry Sunday
and Monday. On other days
one fill column riH appear.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-23
Stocks Tx Dividend

l)dte. Conn oarl. - II
March 28--Aliis-C halmers Mfg @. s
March "a Amer. Brake Shoe x FoSte
March 2+-BUrns Bros pf..., -. ~, {
March 2c-Chase Nat SIX. < &c oeesSe /
March 24-Com, Ia hulstins- -Recofess .
March 25-F4ShVr Body Ohio Co ~
March 25-Ceu Cicar Co. Inc, deo' -
March 24-lsland Greek Coat C9...'.'. j
March - do pf ...-...... ...fs. (.
March "a Ma}InSon & Go tBr ~
March U.s. Manhattan TO. Sank q ~
March 2+-PonG Creek Coal Ces .t.ssi,s
March e3--Steei x rube Co. Of Ah'9f
pf ............. ....,- ..-f.. ~
New-York tribune., 1922-03-23
Curb Tone Steady
I'm Active Trading;
Oils Are Quietcr
Eastman Kodak Shares Rally
More Than Il Point ON In
creased Demand; Changes
Are SMALL i'm Oil Shares

A generally steady tone prevailed in
active trading on the curb market yes
terday, the net result of the days
transactions being small changes. Oils
were Quietcr as rule. but several in
dustrinls attracted attention,
Eastman Kodak stock advanced more
than a point to 1914, while Postum
Cereal got up to 6712 before dropping
back to 66. Tobacco Products Export
sagged
Standard OIL OF Indiana fell back to
S7%. while Maracaibo sagged frac-
tionally Eirby Petroleum, although
active. ruled slightly easier. Simms
Petroleum also lost a fraction.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-23
Markets i'm Other Cities
Sales

Sales On.o ,-t4
1""09090 HOOD Rub Is. 95Ia 9615 Q6il e6is
SG0o o Mass Gas 41as. 0ia4 aia+ 9i:- 9iaz
sGS0 Y9G 2Sa Nv Eng Tel 6s a5l4 s5la Esq So
81 Warn Br 7i1s10T 107 10ex 101
New-York tribune., 1922-03-23

,o9S a@S r3o9 .9o8o 'J.9'2g " 2oaa. ~ n "a ~
- 100 90 .,TI,-, sTri- Bullion. - g, - =
90 United Eastern IA ia
.. 90 *Nolcano. ..... 53 - 81 81
800 West End c.. TX 2. = N
100 Yukon Cold. ia "a Ia ia
'Seils cent share.
Bonds
;ales 600 omltta1). Omen. High Low Last
do S. W i...... S5fs s6f5 S6', a6is
Muminum~.s '251O2'4 1o2f 1O2'4 io2 .
- do is 1885,. i021s lQ2 is JOS 102 9
Ann 1t & Jr 6s..l05 10a 105 100
56 Am Tel Gs 1922 1905, Io05s 1905 1o0Hs
81 do GS i023....i01 l0lls fdl I0l1s
Am Tob rs 1923.1o2i, i02i. Io2ts iO27s
Anaconda Cop So. gS7s 957s 9SA 997s
DO Is 22@.....l03 5 l0%is 102 "a l0g -
~ $$ Ans-Am Q rs. 1oo$'4 1851 !o32s 1o34s
- Armour &. co 7s.l03 lO31s 1925 103ls
B&rrsda s.... 99A 99ts 99}4 99es
: Beth 81 Is 1s23"1oi1. l6jis 1oi1s 1oi }s
10 do Is l935....101Sl 81 i0l "A lOl 1914
o-Can y Ry oq IS. o9i4 1o9la 100 "a 1903 4
do 5s v i...... o9i9 99'. 99l9 Say
u 6, Ceqt ,i sseel as.. .3f5 ~ 9S@. -
: ca % o-s15 & ; :. =. !: ~ 9 : : =
CONS Cons Gas qas Bsi B5iiSa, r. ISs. I9l I0
$50 Cons Coal Go 5s.. 81 S7l2 S6H 81
10 Cop EMP IS '25..1oti. fohhs 1031s 1O47s
G Tudahy E TEs..-:,.....l00ll's 1ol's lol5s loIls
(
Duquesne J. 7l4s.lo( 1of I04 l0t
~ RED Land B IS "a 1903 "a 103&s 103 q
GaleHa sig O 7s.1Oi7A IO17s 10I7s 1Ol u
Cen Asphalt IS. .l03 = iO37s l03l, l03iS
u Goodrich Tire rs. 987s 9S7s a87s q27S
CD Trunk 6i2s..,1O5l4 105l9 los 1O5
Guif. Oh 7s......l03l1 1882 I03ia lO3ls
Hood Rubber IS. 96i9 a894 9G11 962,
u Humble ON 7s..101ta 1ol Il l0l 10l "a
81 Inter Int r r S.. SO. so 79& az
kennecott Is. .1022. 1022l 1928. 1925
ld Laclede Gas is. 977s 9S 977s 9S
Libby McNeil $500 100 100 100
~ Mo Pac Ry 6s y. 99il 99N 90 90
Manitoba Pow Is. S&13 9324 93M 98l5
II Marland 7i&s.... 95 95 q5 95
1G Nat Acme 7i2s.. % g2B ~ q9I5
Cloak & Ss..1Q37s 1855 1O32s 103as
IS Nat Leather Sa. 9Si 9Xla 9Ia, 9S -,
l18 NY Nh & II 4s. 828l S4i9 82% Az
272 do 7s......... Ne az 81 99a
10 Phila Co Gs...... 96 IS 957b az
p Pub Serv J IS 90 991s 50 99lL
Saks & Co Is " t. 99t, q91I gqH % -
Sears Roe Is '23 997s Qq7s g17S 90
is S'West Bell Ts...IO2ls fO2as 1922 70ols
OIL Y Is '26.105i. 1865 1o5 1o5
do Is 192S....105a 105a+ f05a, T05a.
90 Is 2o I929 l0G%1 106S t06sa los ;.
2 do Is 19$1....lo9 los los los
~ 90 rs .....1O6H l0G14 106ls 10Gts
0"Itl d GO Is 20 lQl = = 1014 l0J 4
% - 90 - lgdl Q2% l02 70 10224 iO27s
~ neXaS co s......10l} :, 1O1l4 1OI " 10IIS
Toi Edison 7s..1O45s 104% 1O4is I0ti5
Unit OH Prod Is 81 % g9 %
.Nacuum on 7s..106a4 1868. 1863 1063.
Warner Sug Is. 965s G66s $50 96 -
90 Western Eiec T. 1862 1868 1861 los u
10 w q Cal 6s., 937s 9&7s Q&7s 937S
Winchester Z &s.. 957s 997s 99j9 99I
New-York tribune., 1922-03-23

Questions Of general interest to IN
uosfors 19N be on8wercd IN this col
umn, IN Wjich case orig initials sctu
De used. Others 10U be answcred by
moll. address oil tnqui5,ies, inclos-
t15q stamped, addressed eMuclopo, to
ft"a"clo{ EDITOR, The Tribune, I54
Nassau Street, Nelo York City.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-23
Bid and Asked

Following are the closing bid and
asked quotations of stocks listed on the
Stock Exchange in which there were
no tran sactions Yesterday:
New-York tribune., 1922-03-23
Bid. ASKED.

DO pr b. 24n S5s5C Express a.
'EaeTSood in ,,I I NJ M ,1.D sNE Epr ~ .
In Tank 49,. 81 los Va G & & a A.
do pr lo3A lo$7s do pr ~. GS n
do pr ~ lO7 io9 woofwor.h Dr 1i' l,5x
Drug lst pr 4iM As Wright Aer,.. 81
New-York tribune., 1922-03-23
Boston Curb

BIG Ask Bid Ask
Ariz SiIvor..18 10 la PoeeP <
Ariz Tip Top 2 Aateetsc 10
Blk Hawk. iDfeS Notsls ~
Chief CON-. 50 INido, Noss
CslaNeras 40 co Mutual 7, y % %
Crystal ucw.58 90 Monarch *
penbirh .6 INu r. 4 ,
Eagle y b. "a 29e %ivon 10 -
o1"N |Srn Metals.
t.E ~ N'o- * - silver Reef.
- 60 ICoNana ....... S
- 51lo.'d D IUu Ner EXITS 2S%
-'0-' i'l'aa.-4J ~ Yukon .... il
New-York tribune., 1922-03-23
Baltimore
sase

saiss open. High Low Last.
100 CeIestine 80. g. So 35 IS
j99 cos .n r -.t.- ~ ~ ~ "A
50 9o pf ..... So 40 so so
80 Md cas- ..... S0}a SOFA SOts SOla
25o Mer Bk ..-. 1HL 19ig 1919 1919
t5 Power com ...1o5fe 1861 i054 1854
b9 do pf .....llot< 1lGi4 11014 1I0M
100 Ter uG ..... % 37s 81 81
e F ......leo13 1907 1909 130 a
$50 lnlon .... II 129s 10 12&s
170 w - A com o.. I47s 147s 147s I41s
$40 do IF 49,. 3153 az 81 81
New-York tribune., 1922-03-23

ton common. $500 each: lot ..,.;..'' -
20 shares lI5 East 25th street hes'sii
Inc, SIS Zach; lot. .....,,.t'
New-York tribune., 1922-03-23
Irdust trials

Sales. Open High Low. Last.
.2sSS 9sSS A%ms :Ga%. foeI posI,os 80 j" 80 90 :
40 lao Am nG'IG 9t & "'iS TrS9l%O1. 1$ots 1sS 1S9
200 Am Thread pf.. ~ ,4!a ,4!s ,4|e
$500 BRAN Tob cpn ~ 10 ~ -
1900 "Car Light.... so SO so 80
lSe lSe es5''i@ es5t 4sr 1!'1a sas. 5: 4 = !.
coo Chi Nipple. "a l %
100 Cleve Auto. 81 al 81 81
600 COLOMBIA En- 81 G. CT 81
20 Com Pow & Ry 20', 20h 2O1a 20!.
$oo Cont Cont Motors "a ~ ,33A IS
200 Delatour BeV.. III M IA ~
30 n l. & w Coal. S9aA S9S4 S9s4 S9aA
500 eDen Rio G pr. so 80 80 SO
90 Durant Mot. Is 2S 28 -
200 Durant Ind. 127s 1878 12H l2a
5000 East Kodalt... 72is ga 721s 1874
90 El st Bat now. 37ia IS STA 31N
zoo Gardner Mot. II IL IA "A
100 Gibson Howell 16A4 15% 1oN 15%
II Gillette SAT R.1S9l9 191 1899 19l
$500 Cioldwyn Pict.. 6Ts ga 69s 61a
100 Goodyear Tire. 1019 10'a 10A 10ia
100 "Grant Mot. 95 e6 % SO
2200 +HaV0na Tob.. ~ % - %
ZOO sHeydcn chem 90 so 30 90
100 Hudson Co pf.. 10as 10%e 1Os 1885
700 100 Inaa3 I31aaG" s5eei sep 45a. as. ~. 4S4
7oo Iul Koyser Co.. 2l3s ~ 2IH 2I>
10 Kirby Lum pf.1o7la 1914 1879 1o7]3
$500 libby Mcneil. 6as 66s 5ss 6hs
3Q0 Lincoln Mot A. Pa ~ 2l "a
400 Packard Mot. IA 67s ~
200 Peerless Mot. As 35}a S5s 25'3
10 Piggy WigEly. SIS IS 38 IS
100 Philip Morris. 10i9 10f5 l0t3 10la
40 Pub Ser \ J IF 9S14 ss4 9s3. sSl
200 Postum Cereal. 81 6Tig 6G sc
100 do pf,..,... 1925 1O2ts 1O2ss 1O2%
l3200 Radio........ 3A 50, 81. 81,
$500 do pf....... 3ls So "a 81
$500 South G & L. ~ - 1iq
600 Swift Internal. PIG 2I7s 21l 211.
500 Tenn Ry l. & p. IA ~ ia
400 Tobacco Prod. 6s4 5a1 s.. s..
200 u 8 Met Caps. l5s H.. ~ ~
1900 u s 1t s; H. II Ia - "a,
1000 AZ S steam. ... II II 10 10
100 Unit PROFIT sh. 1ss ia ia le,
400 U Retail Candy 53s 6as az 81
100 Utah Idaho Sug 3"
GOO "Wayne Coal. 100 100 0s 90
1900 wv End Chem. so so II IS
goo Willys lst ,pf. 12as 1$ 12% 1$
100 West Knit Mills Cs4 So 67l 62
New-York tribune., 1922-03-23
$18,oOO,OOO
Missouri Pacific Railroad Company
First and Refundng Mortgage go Gold Bonds Series
Due February /, 1919

Interest payable senjnnusy February and August Coupon bond dnnn
o 0andS pH o reg ~ angeLIor
bonds registered both principal and interest which ia be exchanged
for coupon tond&
d n cru
New-York tribune., 1922-03-23
Standard Oils

500 Anglican OIL. l7fs 17ss ia 17as
500 500 Atlantic hobos - 81 "a 9as
$50 Imp OH Can. % 1O1 g8l2 1907
20 Illinois p L....175 l76 176 176
SO Ohio on. .....275 275 275 275
L South y L..... 80 20 % 90
$500 on Of Ind... S1,2 S1N g7sa a1:.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-23
Ennds

$4,000 Coal Is .......l0o 100 100 100
5000 Cos 6s ....... Foi5 100 99is 100
$4,000 f6horn 6s b.. 949& 95 84H< 95
2ooo j. p Ga 49,. " 81 ~ ~
eooe 5a Water 5s a54 95l. 95 95
too0 Union 6s ..-.. 9'as o9~ 99ss 500.
6ooo do inc IS -, 55 555 58 a.,
SnNo DO 1l4s ....105t4 1Q54. 105la los =
200 Union Fdy g.. 20 70 10 70
New-York tribune., 1922-03-23
Detroit

I0Q ANN 1T & Tr .13e I3915 139 18qib
Ioo Charcoal pf... as 3is az 31s
1909 90 Coj.,l,i Coz Motors 4's 4%s ~ zas
2525 Cont Motors. 81 "a 81 TX
p Oct Edison. ..109 100 1o9 100
200 Hoi St Lou Sug 5ls 5ls
GOO Mich Sugar. GH GH az az
2s5 Motor Wheel 1913 105s 105s 1G7s
ao0 Packard ...... G7s 67s
200 REQ .......... 1913. 19a. 1873 1S5s
1'V @iii'Ne" '''''' 20 = Zo% 25A 20 4
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-12-22

IS at home from Peabody Col
lege to spend the HOLIDAYS with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. D. r.
Mckinney.
The Pineville Sun says: All
the members of the Metcalf fam
lily, with the possible, exception
of Miss Alice Metcalf. who is
studying in New York, will be
home for Christmas reunion
with their mother, Mrs. c. W.
Metcalf. The party will include
Mrs. Metcalf, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Thomas Metcalf and children. of
Winchester. Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Fitz, cf Hazard, Miss Katherine
ATetcalf. OF Hazard. Miss Fannie
Danes Metcali. nome from
school ut Danville. and Misses
Elizabeth and Jeanette Metcalfi
Of Pineville.
NiFt Alma Rice is at homeI
from Sharpsburg to spend theI
holidays,
Mrs. Belle Ross left Friday
for a visit to relatives in Crncin- |
natl.
The Lexington Leader says i
Mrs. Moyncr Moberly has gone
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-12-22
Pcweil-rsya ndenburg

MANY .riends We're agreeably
surprised when Miss Molly Ey-
ckn Powell Was united in mar
rage To Mr.. Edgar Branden-
burg in .~xinGton Thursday al
tcrnoon.
They we're accompanied to
Lexington by Mr.. and Mrs. W.
j. Brani-n1urg and Mr.. and
Mrs Nilsson Brandcnburg.
The bride is the Ycunge,t
daughter. II Mr.. and Mrs. John
{. Powell and is enc OF Madi-
son coun-y's efficient young
teachers. The groom is the son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Branden-
burg and is a prominent young
farmer.
After d wedding trip north
they Will make their home with
the grooms parents on Boggs'
I anc.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-12-22

Mr.. George FTeeibree spen
Thursday in Lexington.
Luke Church is a same from
the University OF Itentucky t.
spend Christmas with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. James
| Church.
Miss leila Rice has arrived
from Jenkins to spend the holt
days with the home folks.
; Miss Bessie Dudley is visiting
her. brother. H. NJ. Dudley, and
Mrs. Dudley in Danville.
! Mrs. L. ". Thomas Of Indian
apolis, Mrs. Z. L. Thomas of Mid
dlesboro, and Mr. \. K. Kirby of
Chicago, are with their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Church for
la holiday visit.
Messrs. ]. F. Moore and Virgil
Huff OF London, spent Wednes-
day here.
Dr.. !. G. Carpenter Of Stanford, |
delivered an address to the Madi- |
son County Medical Society this
week.
Mr.. Tracy Warren has returned !
from a brief visit to relatives in I
IeSan1ine county.
Miss Orena McMahan of the
Madison High School, will spend
he HOLIDAYS with relatives in
Bedford. Ky.
Miss Alberta Allan left rhnrs-
ay to spend the holidays with
er parents at LaGranga.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Dqlas are at
ONE from short stay in Try;re.
Miss Anne Jennings is at home G
ON a short stay in Lexington. =,
Mrs. Minnie Willoughhv Of :
,rea. is visiting her sister. Ms. &C
B. Glass in Wilmorc. i'll
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-12-22
First Methodist Church

Sunday school Nmas enter
tainment and MAS tree. Morn
ing sermon at 1O:45, subject
"What Nmas Cost God" Ep-
worth League at 8 o'clock. Tn
ion Christmas services at First
PRESBYTERIAN church.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-12-22

First PRESBYTERIAN Church

Morning service at II O'Clock
Sermon The Old. Old Story"
Union yesper service at 400. A
community old fashioned Christ
mas song service. No night
service. Sunday school at 9:30.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-12-22
Fist Christian Church

Bible school $3.50, ". ]. Va
gers Supt. Morning Christmas
service 10:45. Theme The Mys-
terry Of Christmas" Evening
vesper union service ,Presbyteri-
Ian church at 4 o'clock.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-12-22

R. K. Stone spent Thursday il
Louisville.
Miss Bessie Devore, a student
of Eastern left for her home al
New Liberty to spend the holl-
days.
Miss Margaret Parrish, OF
Lexington is the attrhftive guest
of Miss Emma Oldham in Breck
avenue.
Travis Million. OF thE Univerr
sity of Kentucky, is with his
narents at Newly for the holt
davs.
v;!id. is visiting her parehts, Mr.
.75l Mrs. Lewis Brande4burg.
Mis- Mary Francis Nd Ninney
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-12-22
Good Wishes for Daughter

MIR. and Mrs. Herman Stevens
have the good wishes OF all Tor
their daughter who was born
Thursday at their home il II
vine. Mrs. Stevens was fornfeT-
IL Miss Louise Terrill, of Ricl.
mond, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
K. B. .Terrill.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-12-22
KENTUCKY
las. De Tarnette SUM.

Jas De annette Supt. Preach day Sunday school
ing at by the pastor Dr. Z. c. 10 and DR. NcD0ugle
McDougle. On the fifth Sun preach II a m
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-12-22
Union City Christian Church

Sunday school at 10 o'clock,
Boyd Powell Supt DIR. /. c.
McDoug1e will preach special
Christmas sermon at II. Regu-
lar preaching services during
1923 by Dr.. McDougIe at II 4.
IN. on second and fourth Sun
DAYS i'll each month.
New Britain herald., 1922-01-07
First Church of ( hriSt.

Church school 10 a, m. Morning worship II a. m. Sermon, our Ma tures," hy the minister, Rev, H. w. Maicr. Music; Prelude. Serenato, Moszkowski; anthem. the Sabbath of the Soul, Bohm: offertory. duet for soprano and alto, o Jesus Hear Us, Saint -Saens Mems and women's Bible class l2:l5 D. m. Young People $ service 6 D. m. l.. P. S'ade will ad- dress the meeting. The sunday even ing service under the auspices of the New Britain McAIl Mission will have for it's speaker Rev. George T. Berry, field secretary, recently returned from France. He will take for his subject What Will the New France Be Like?"
 The annual meeting of the First Ecclesiastical society will be held in the chapel on Monday at ?. m.
 The Young Woman s Home Mis- sinnary soici"ty will meet for work and supper Tuesday, 6;3o D. m.
 The Young Womans class Tuesday 7:S0 D, nj.
 English class for Armenian women Wednesday, ? D. m.
 Thursday, D. m, Bible class tol Armenian women; 4:3o D. nl., Cir Scouts.
 The church supper Thursday, 6:3C ?. m.
 The Woman's Home Missionary so. ciety will meet Friday, D. m.
 Friday. 7:3o ?. m, Boy Scouts.
New Britain herald., 1922-01-07
Church Notices
Trinity Mcthndist Church

e,S0 a, ENeryman's Bible class, a'i6 a, m,-Churoh Sunday school lo;ih a, m.--Morning worship with sermon by the pastor on New Wine In old Wine skins D. m,-Social hour with musical program in charge of George Ward, The hostcsses are Mrs William Braden and Mrs, Benia' min pcmarcst
 G;30 P. m,-Deyotional service of the Epworth Lcagne led by Miss Helen Hale subject, ''The Goodness of God" 7;3O D, m,--Eyening serv- ice at which Carl r. Price will speak on "The Great Hymns WI sing" Mr Price is an honored layman of New York city, son Of a Methodist minis ter and an authority on hymnology,