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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-04
Dandruff Surely
Destroys The Hair

Girls ~ you want plenty OF thick.
sbeautiful. glossy. silky hair. do by all
means get rid OF dandruff. 'or Il viii
starve your hair and ruin IL II YOU
don't
II doesn't do much good 10 try 10
brush or wash IL out. The only sure
way To get rid OF dandruff Is 10 dis
solve It. then You destroy II entirely.
To do this. get about four ounces OF
ordinary liquid arvon; apply Il Al
night when retiring: use enough u
moisten the scalp and rub II in gently
with the finger tips
BY morning. most II not all. Of yonr
dandruff win be gone. sad three or
four more applications viii complete
ly dissolve and entirely destroy every
single sign and trace of H.
You will find too. that all itchine
and digging OF the scalp will STOP. and
your hair VIII hook and feel a hundred
times better. You can get liquid A..
con at any drug store. II Is inex
pensiye and four ounces . all yoa
will need, no matter how much dan
druff you have. This simple remedi
never fails.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-04
TIE MOTHER OF mro,c,nr.

ISIS. the Queen and afterwards the
nondess. was called the Mother ~
Medicine In ancient Egypt. ceniu--
les before Christ women we're skilled
~ medicine. They knew the gree,
value OF medicinal plants.
hippocrates. the 'Father of Nedf
cine. many centuries later knew
less of the merit of vegetable drugs
than did tho women of ancient times
Lydia v. plnkham. nearly fny
years ago. gave 20 women her Yeer.
table com-pound. now known every
where NJ Lydia q. pinkham's veqr
table COMPOUND. This r. 4 woman 4
medicine for woman's ailments. pre-
pared from medicinal plants
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-04
emanOn Club

A business meeting Of the Emanon
rancing club was held last nignt
when 10 new members were added 70
the ilst of mambership AZ . o'clock
seventy members and fifteen
rlests enjoyed a dance. music by G
V Phelps alx piece orchestra. In
two weeks the club viii have another
dance af the EIks Club rooms
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-04

Mr. and Mrs J n. BiIiinss viii en-
t"F'sln the Thursday Dinner club A.
Their home Thursday night
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-04
. Be sissa ss her home ,oaorrs~


. Be si,sa as her home toaorrs~
Mr ana Mrs Eaa naShsis have fe-
Isrnea 10 their hsus IA Ne~ Wlison.
okisham. AneF = rAoN sie,t hsfe
auA hcs mother. Mr. lAtsnt
Miss Mars reaxlar. has rcturnsi
10 i.yuchhurs. vrllnia to RESUME her
<tnaiea AZ the aAndOluh Macoa
Mr. and Nra : q nhek announe~
the birth q son this mornlnK 81 ~
a v Hospital
Mrs Eva rager viii ohseuAin she
rrday Tea chh al cne 1elosk
fr'day a. the lone Hotel
~ ~ n
Miss ioalsr Coleman. dar,hser u
Nr ana Ms " 7 colenan = ,erg
m.
y VI ~
Nr Harold Decker. Who has heea
tho gu~s, % his parents Mr. and Mrs
e u Decker during Tho holidays. -
turned % Gambler, ohio where b. Al
tends Kenyon coll~re
y y y
Nrs A. a e nienrr viii a. 20 OKLA
homa Clty tomorrow 10 attend the
,ecrn cinb AZ tho home ~ Mrs ra-
Der spencer ana also SEQ Tho famol.
Russian aAncera. fuso~a and NaH-
koff
Mr. go Mrs llcrhrr Iamea NO
have be- the holiday Wiests ~ Mrs
J'mesa parents Mr and Mrs G. NJ
lnsk"ep viii return 10 their homo IN
Nmndfirld Saturday
y NJ ~
Mlfs Mlnnle nlnlnrn has r,,nrns
20 ArAanNaN clty after spending th.
holidays with her parcuta. Mr ami
Mr. } " niillnsn. eaat % tho city.
.. N. G. Members Take Notice
Tho annual dlnneI ~ the u n G
Douglass Thurnday
Club Will be- Al Tho home of Mr J T.
Farm women'a Club pls Na
viii meet fth Mr J. A rtr,lanc,
Thursday " an an day mee,lnr
There viii be- dsmonsirat'on %
sewing
xN
Thursday the west N. y ouee.
Esther Clrcio viii meet with Mla
Ruth Williams. 1899 west Mansur
! The Missionary Society 81 the 4
> Church, south has been post,oae
until 7iso wodnesdoy evening whei
there viii be- installation OF officer
ard short program An member
ira friends are invited
X N.w
Tho Tau ~ M club viii mee, Wit
Miss Agnes hurn, Thursday eyenln.
n = N
Mrs q. g glermann win cniertai
n" Ladies of the Altar socl.ty rfl
uay afiernoon An friends are IN
ylaed
n y y
Then" vii Dc no lstailatlon of ~
, ROYAL N"shhora bat they viii has
their regular meeting ionish,
N y y
Security benefit Association VI
meet Thursday Jan. 3. There viii /
Initiation. a good rrogram ami =,
: fresmcnts.
y y n
Mr. and Mrs J n. BinlnSs viii .,
t"fialn the Thursday Dinner cinb
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-04
eCetAL CAltNpAR
"wednesday

AmNitin tinb MIS- Emmett ihfnE
lass !
Iris club Mrs Preston Duncan 4
Missionary soeieV N v chareh
sonth
womans Missionary chrisian
Church Mrs. 7 Al. Peacock
Presbyterian Missionary Soiei,
Mrs " E AcKean
Forelsa Missionary socic,y " n
Chufch- Nrs fred Ies~ip
v u A. s. lSrst N y Church
Thursday
rhurrday Dinner Club -Nr anA
Mrs J ~ nnllngs
y N. e chri-,mas Party Mr.. }
= Douglass
Tan ~ Mu cub Ms Agns
Hurst
oaeen Rtacr circle Mis-. RaA
Williams
Farm Women. club. ~, NJ -
Nrs J A rur,iance
Friday
Kooney Mooney shah clnh Ns
Wayne Glover
Altar Society Mm q q Herr.
mann
American Legion Ausliary a.
bnry.
Friday Tea club AIRS. Eva Eaee
7 Builders class-,Mlss Norris. 20
Fast Washington.
saturday
Phi Delta Gamma Lnnchcon Miss
Alma watkins
y 81
Friendship Class of Presbyterian
Church Enter,sired
A most dellgbcul evening was
spent when Mr.. art Mrs u g Ilun
ter. Mr.. and Mrs. A , wann. aat
Mr.. and Mrs W NJ Gibson enter i.
tanned the Friendship clasa of The
First Presbyterian Sunday school
With New Years party. Tossday
evening ~ the Gibson home on FaAt
Noble
The roons wrrc iastfally decor
n'ei with The red and green of tao
Holiday searon short business
meeting was held AZ which the sol.
lowing officers we're elected "a serve
~ the New Year. Teacher. Mr. u
! Arman,rcut: president Mr. g y
lialstead; vice-rrealdent Mr r. A
Esr's; secretary Mrs A. J warn
reporter. Mrs y A iiihn clas,
l"e', Mrs. $ y Richardson. charss
oi membersh'p commitiso Mr. wm
Gibson; reception committee n q
: F"rt"r. rorial ana entersainm.r.t
hrA y G Hunter dero,lonai M.
r p o Nlchois visitation. Mrs g r.
n IIerrlcf
. In answer a. an alarm ~ the dool
> nm unexpected guo't appeared. oil
a Father Time CMrs. A ]. wann, viii
white beard. hour glass and scytae
bringing TO The cla-s ne,sare FRO,
Inc old year Another knock at IN.
door and u~on orening u New Yea
'ahy little Mary Ellen cottcran A.
peared bearing New Years greeting
Of ioce.
There was a balloon ascens,on
! which when the nIioon explode,
, showered the guests with New yea,
; Resolutions. many Of them pernora a
, 70 tho guests and creating unch mer
riment when read
Mrs n, y. Hammers In her riaasln,
manner gave . reading from Edwer,
Guest "Friendliness." duet Nv Doso
thy Chairman and Manrine Hunts
Fucker Up Your Mouth and whis
tie" class history by Mr. G. r NJ:
: stead. duet Song of Thanksgiving
BY Mrs. ID. G. Hunter and Mrs s. I:
Richardson who responded 10 an en-
core with he Never Came BACK Az,
more"
Games and contests were enjoyed
and at the close g. this memorials,
evening an Ice course was served 1,
the sixty-fIvo rnestts.
, Sx "
Mrs. pocd Ensertsins p. e. o.
>, chsptel
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-04

fln4plnoss tahiti" written ~ fs'~
NJ Armaninput. waa rad hy Nfr
llahn Roll can was responded % by
zach member elsing aunsatlon 60
haptane=@ and their ewn idea D..
what constitutes hal plneHn Mfs.
Ruth nfckell gave two solos. As Npi
SOW. 30 shall You ReE, ana ',"i
leen q Mine
Tho hosesa served dainty rcffesa
menis after ~hieh the chepter al
ioursei 20 meet January a With Mrs
= M Drselms.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-04
PUBLISHERS REPORT
OF the Condition Of
THE GUTHRIE BUILDING & LOAN ASSN,

Of Guthrie Oklahoma, December 3lst, lszl
The Oldest Association Oklahoma Organized June 10Th s'
- Assets Dollars
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-04

Then" vii Dc no lstsllatlon of "a,
ROYAL Nsghhora bat they viii have
their regular meeting ioniehi
N = y
security Benefit Association viii
meet Thursday Jan. 3. There viii be
initiation. a good frogram ami -
! freamcnin
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-04

Mr go Mrs liorhrr, Iamea. who
have be- the holiday wiest. ~ Mrs
J"mesa parents. Mr and Mrs g. ~
lnek"ep viii return 10 their home IN
Omndfleld Saturday
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-04

Mrs. y A. clifford returned % me-
home in Guthrie this morning af'f'
spending the holidays with hvelative'
and friends IN North. Mo
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-04

Mifn Minnie niillnrr has relurne I
70 Arkansas city after spending ths
holidays with her parents. Mr AMI
Mr. } " nlillnea. east % tho ~,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-04
Annual luncheon OF Glover

lsN tloo
The Clover i.eaf club had their "a =
nAAi one o'clock luncheon Tuesday a.
Tho homo 81 Mis- Anna Wehmlcsl
iiia Wea Washington. al members
helng present except Mrs Coleman
lsho was absent on accoun, u IN"
',ness q her daughter. Louise
Miss Hazel Hurst was the only ad d.
dilonal ruest Tho red and green -
The Christmas season were carried
out IN the DECORATIONS and luncheon
lttts were exchanged during the a..
fternoon and Music. games and con
fiefts we're enjoyed
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-04
Shakespeare Club Studies

"cyrnhelirc. 2
The first meeting of tho shake
sneare tl.h since the holidays was
leld Yesterday afternoon az the libra !.
when the study of tho play ''Cymhe-
line" waa taken ~ Eleven members
answered roll call New Years reso
.iutlons
The critic apeolnted for this nlAy V
Mrs Robert alallenbeck. eommlttoe
on qa~stlona. Mra Fred Green. Mss
o 4 fefan and Mrs n y per-e'n
III" reading Il Acts ! and 3 finished
The program sor the afternoon
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-04

The Builders Class will meet on
Friday with Miss Norris. 100 ras,
Election OF officers
~ = u
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-04
Mr. ard Mrs. Gardner ro,er,sIn.

Nr and Mrs. sam Gardner enter.
tanned a few of their friends AZ a
seven O'Clock dinner last night n
thslr home. cyclamen were used IN
decorate the small tables Mrs Gard
rer was assisted by Mrs. IIasel John
son In serving 10 Mr. and Mrs. Joha
Adams. Nr. and Mrs. chas. Olson
VIZ and Mrs y T. Brown. Mr. and
MIS-. VIII Patterson, Mr.. ana Mr..
cnrl Fairfield. Miss Sadie Bmkey
Mrs Martha Nea; and Mr. Fred soeii
Auction bridge followed the dinner.
Top SCORES went 10 Mrs. Adams ami
Mr. Oison. eonsolai' on 20 Miss Brakev
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-29
SCHAEFER'TELLS
Of HIS HIGH RUN
Ran Out 400 Points in Five In.
nings. Setting New Record
for Philadelphia
NOW LEADS BY 427 POINTS
BY JAKE SCII.AEEER

M"d,sty is an excellent quality. but
! viii have 70 discard tina, virtue mo-
',,o,.,.;I. 49,, , ,.I,t,, / nLmi. ,bo, nIovcd
h''h'"rl'N "",," ""''.,' ', ,.n. t.n. '''' V
pretty good Billiards last h's"t' ,
uo.,, r.;,, r,;cr lIogonIochcr written
i'"''" WV" ~: ,rn rost I have
down ~ '"' "F,"''rs VI ~, ,O" ,,'' ,no-
jumped into the lead, lf'> !" '"",'
IIorcuIarbor played we'll. but the 'oUch
'I ,,., - ,o.,or'av hns come back
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-29
TAD Jones BACK
At YALE IN e
Already Making Plans for Next
Years campaign-Resigna-
ton Report Unfounded
MALLORY IS LIKELY CAPTAIN

New Haven. Nov. 29.-"Tad" Jones
will coach the Yale football team next
fall. II was learned today from a'h-
letic and administrative officials at the
University that this fact is absolute. al
though no official action has been taken.
Immediately after the Harvard game
there were rumors that Jones would dc.
liver voluntary resignation. although
his contract has two more wars to run.
The rumors are utterly unfoundcd.
Jones is on tho job. with his head up"
already deep IN plans for the 1923 cam.
paign. He is steadily loyal to the pres
ent team. and receives like loyalty from
it. Officials and the Undergraduate
body are united in the same feeling.
In the opinion of the campus. Jones'
influence for true sport smanship and
clean football is more important to un-
dcrgraduatc education than tho intense
and pursued reactions Of victory or de.
feat.
1t was pointed out by prominent
official that Jones had raised Yale
football team from dead zero in 1919
.to standard Of strong sportsmanship
: and powerful play. Thos" nrc the es-
scn,ials. in university opinion. With
out them victory is worthless. and
with them ultimate victory is inevit-
nblc.
The election Of captain. which will
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-29
1922 Football Will With Playing Of Thanksgiving Day
HOlv Does II Strike You?
Middies as Losers
Fe,U Boxing Clubs
Kicking Contest
THE osssxvrn ss

EoorBA serious and thsr. i no college . tai.
%,s victory SUI, " % and .S, defeat at . Triumph ~
,,s s"sa ed with y. A,m the @ Of 1
the could S''.s' S's 1 ss
s" ', wa. s 1s% A % 's:4 " defeat
s1s % '' S
sympathy I'll. ''S Blame 1g,s. p, I'd
official had this Penn coach,
Your, going to have dinner with me and you're going spend A
prove you una want
Tn popular in town. but ~,
Vii %: n pH.y % sa r ss;,. ,m THAT counts and tho md'
Tho Scarcity o, Boxing Club. in rh,addps.
For many downtown Philadelphia wa. the heart
eprass the .osn sn % National S
The boxing attraction. . city has diminished ,,,,,.
shows than ss but s
offered the except sun
weekly There ase. are 1 s,
|" T. @ S a" @ st.. c" @ shows @ would b. THANKSGIVING
""' @ ;ss ,sI;'ss $ s;ss an" "
tho % 1 s" ss s .s.n ,s G'S sny os. ss ct % . G Trf.s %
''" 70 stage
CHAMPIONS in .s , "., s,
r MAY also % that % the boxer, will be better matched
The Field. Goal kicking Contest
THE drop kicking Tomlnson head m,,,
swarthmore Preparatory School. swnrhmo recently decided
succc
schoolboys
ss sa ''' % sS ranks this % " w goals were made from
Tomlnson
Of
left three the cs,
OF
The kicking proved much for younsss Evnr
exeld
rom N.
Il failed.
THE boys proved that they have ability and
should much Of the daily
game ha en-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-29

he held within n week. has a bearing
on the situation. The captain has full
power to appoint next years Football
Committee. Unless n long standing
precedent is broken. his appointments
will not differ materially from the per-
sonncl Of the present committee. who
are known to favor Jones. All indica.
tlons point to the election of Mallory
as captain.
In discussing tn" conchins problem
officials pointed out that no Yale grad.
un'c nor any non-Ynle coach now
available has shown either character or
Hbliiy superior to Jones.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-29

The shots illustrated in the diagrams
show several that are of commen oc-
currcnce in billiard match. To the
novice they may seem exceedingly diff.
cult. They are. but in this mathcmatl.
"ally accurate game they are made suc-
ccssiully nine times out of ten by the
professional.
The massc shown above IS frequently
used. II requires that the ball be hit
true 10 the hundr"d,h cf an inch and
hc given rapid rotation that curls
it hy tho bal! In front after touching il.
The hi.h follow is really no more dill
ficulr. but II probably is more spec
tacllar in the eyes Of those watching
the game.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-29

and trust that il viii he satisfactory {" J. Il
i. lr. l. was al his suggestion that We risi"d
- 1ac,S four traditional battles played las
Saturday and that We're righ' "n tire" o'
them ur"Mpt"d him 10 sock uur opinion con.
ccrniu- four traditional grid fights +" h" staged
t"lnolr"w Penn cornell. Penn State vS
rj',. G",Iy~bu -. + and NJ aud Wcsf Nir
giuia ,> w and i. Also there js the Drkin
SOIL Eur.nr'l '0>>". which shoud be hummer
rhouah I;nrl>u,.l : ih" ta,ori'"
i."a' ,ng di~voS> ON "i I'"uo \Is Berry and
'Go .IUutor banquet frr later paragraphs.
d,,ir" 'u auuoUnrr :" III" general football public
rhat rur annual m""t.us between Brzdrh \!'-
tany Lions and Warmers panth"rs Out Pitts.
hHrgh way should b" !oIIopoIoozer Gf you
know what that is Their" find 'wo teams
,,..., l-.l.>nn lLLrnnnM ,nLL NnNs nnn rnl1n on
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-29

New York. Nov. go.--.Iack B"rnste.n. up
ro,iIiine tho fea'Eerwc.ght houprs OF Yonk-
.rs ea-red tho decision over Eahe Herman,
.or,.,er Wrs' coast boxer and now Of Now
yo~[ Ia the hard-touELt el"Ht OF Twelve
-n,irIs ,ha' featured III. card or the Pioneer
A.EIc'lc NssC,. a. '0U. charley Arthura
yort.rs rliIdlcwcisht. i,s. the verdict 10
Irisu Joe .U,rr.. % Nj rcapoIis. in ths one
,tIcd s.m.-:!nal bout of ten rounds.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-29
'OLD PENN WILL WIN
FROM CORNELL ELEVEN,
/. SA VS. J. HOWARD BERRY
Former Quaker Fullback Declares Heisn,an's Machine
ill PIT Orcr One OF Those OldFashioned
Final.Come 7rumphs Tomorrow
l.y STONEN Ncll\\
r HOWARD Ef,NRN

d. "Ns) told IN" Junior Glass Pennsylvania annual
Day In fa' the Quaker n"r said that Old Penn would show
o
tionalr ,nI hc :
Nig mot ,rrfar bromide
that liz" sin
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-29
Golf for Westevan

Niddletown. Conn.,. Nov. :o.--Cof IL IA h.,
come minor sport In the Wesleyan Uni.
versity sports program by action OF the col.
lege body subject to rules and reyulations 4,
hs laid down by the athletic council. II. !,
Jones. -. OF wilkes-Rarrc. Pa, has Nan
elected assistant manager. ~
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-29
!. Mansfield, Tennis UmpIre. Dad

somerville. Mass, Nov. 20. -. rr.d :
Mansfield. the tennis umpire. who's. .ea a,.,. =
sendo &C., der, cry & Of deuce. was a familiar sornl ON.
IN this country Tor many Years a", dsd miatcnes
hospital here yesterday. Death followed an
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-29
Thanksgiving Day
Program of Sports

FOOTBALL
> = n Penn ~s Cornell Prank''h
Morn.~s ava n',-rnoon9 - -,i,;iS! schoi'sao ana
~POSS.CoySTRY
70 so--,n.sr' IN intsrscholsstc champion
say. s'ac' Hyatn"use Boy s r,,,.
II Meadow roo"h nIlb' start Th"'
,.e, ill., Iur.re' a'4 TNber'.
10 80 : nur,Kn. >aFy. start Malta boa'
@,%So-s,. culm.a, star, 7'wen,y-'our'h
Nrsmy 6,Ler closed club runs IN various
..c''.u, o. 80 city.
GIRLS HOCKEY
,np1 sai 2--Nat!ona tourna ament ~
Nar''rs
rr,.re, League nrd independent games
lnulU.ns - afternoon.
EoXEG
... ,.o.,. ro~,v-rrth and Marh.. streets
u r'-,., NV, E.rslng,on avenue and
,urr.rr,,t s,r,r,s five eigh,round bouts
so i. ,,.., .,,
rLre'nIr streets. five e,sht-ronnd pou's
30 J. ~.
wRAPsHooTING
O.n.y Gun cub at Olnsy.
We,t Cvi.!Ekswoe1 club, West co'llnss
BASKETBALL
Reading - Jasper Kensington avenue ah'
,r.'rrlo. T.. N. ~ g..
n.,r. iladIou avenue and Mickle street !"
.oa,rs~'.o A. Eeading. o r. NJ.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-29

Sailor" Byron Wins Over Leonard
New EnsIand iishtweight champion: wen !, 3
xiisntSxn. Ps... EnOcklnS his 9pPSnsnt n SSws
sVsnsd the OooSA -
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-29
LAST WEEK or THE Season

LAST WEEK or THE SEASON
The curtain Will soon h- rIn. down on
football, but th"re arc some mpogE Eant ganss
st!ll 70 be played The abb. sports writer's
OF the PuBLID LenGER stan are covering
these games AND will soon h ma King theif
gymmares OF the passing sesson. For com.
"Aaks u . Hsblth-lSU.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-29

HelLo -HEll0--- IS tbs TIE RActtNe HoVseT
-. WISH yovp Ask MsIee SHANNON Is He WI SsSp
Mr. A Hust<Y HARD HEARTED BUTCHER. 70 EXECUTE
QUA T,ANtsGNlNG GOOSE $500 I've ReD, ut
OuE GOOSE CAN'T Kill ANo1Aea 1850
The New York herald., 1922-05-03
25 MILLION OFFER
OF PACIFIC PHONE
Syndicate viii Receive Sub
scriptions To-day-Yield
Price Is $40.

Subscription books will be opened to-
day at the offices of ]. p. Morgan &
Co. for SIS 10000 series A per cent
thirty year general refunding mortgage
bonds OF the Pacific Telephone and Tel
egraph Company. at 81 and interest TO
yield more than $40 per cent. In the
syndicate are Kuhn. Loeb & Co.; Kid
der. Peabody e. Co.. First National
Bank, New York; National City Com
pany, Guaranty Company OF New York,
Bankers Trust Company. Harris,
Forbes & Co and Lee, Higginson d Co.
The company is controlled through
ownership OF majority OF its capital
stock by the American Telephone and
Telegraph Company With Its subsid-
iaries. it operates telephone lines in
Washington. Oregon and California, be-
sides covering important districts in
Nevada and western Idaho. serving a
population of about $4,000
The companys underlying debt before
the present financing was about $$-
00C,0O0. and after giving effect to this
financing s63. 100000 The largest part OF
| the outstanding debt. 1872 .4i2. 600 first and
! collateral trust 5s, are due in 1887 The
book value of the companys properties
is approximately sl47 100000. The new
! bonds are non-callablo for the first ten
years. but from 1882 TO 1912 are redeem
/ able a l0I1a from 1912 to 1919 at 100 and
!. thereafter to maturity at par. Earnings
! in the last two years applicable 10 bond
interest were over twice the amount re-
| quired.
The New York herald., 1922-05-03
Lake Erie and Western.

Because of the recent change OF con-
troll of a large block of the stock OF the
Lake Erie and Western Railroad, the
situation of that company's bonds Is
worth consideration. The New York
Central recently sold its holdings OF the
Lake Erie and Westerns common and
preferred stocks to the Western Conn
pany, OF which o. p. Van Sweringen OF
Cleveland is president. The New York
Central owned s5,s30.000 of the s11.S40.-
900 of the 6 per cent. non-cumulative
preferred stock and s5.940,000 of the
$11,S40.000 Of the common stock of the
Lake Erie and Western. The change
means that the latter, which runs to
Sandusky and Peoria, will be included
In system which will link it pp with
the Nisckel Plate, the Glover Leaf and
the Lackawanna. The Lake Erie and
Western will be of much greater inn
portance to the new interests than IL was
to the New York Central. The most in
teresting issue of the Lake Erie and
Westerns bonds outstanding is its first
mortgage gold SIS, due in 1897. selling
at prices to yield about $50 per cent.
They have sold as high as III u on the
New York Stock Exchange. The bonds
are secured by first closed mortgage at
the rate of only s10,311 a mile on
710.02 miles of road forming important
mileage between Sandusky, Indianapolis.
Fort Wayne. Michigan City and Con-
nersville. Ind. The bonds are followed
by s3.625, 900 second 5s. due in 1941
The New York herald., 1922-05-03
Municipal offerings.

Stacy e. Braun and Kissel. Kinnicutt
e. Co are offering new issue OF s145. 600
OF Wilmington. Del. Az per cent. bonds
TO yield 4.12J per cent. They are due
serIally In 1916 to 1867 inclusive aud are
legal investments for savings banks and
trust funds in New York. Massachusetts
and other States.
Ames. Emerich & co. are Offering
$3.50. 900 OF Oklahoma City's per cent.
public Improvement bonds. due in 1898
to 1874 inclusive. TO yield 4.40 per cent.
They are exempt from Federal income
taxes.
Stacy e. Braun are offering $3.50, 900
OF the city OF Dubuque's AZ per cent.
Independent school district bonds. due in
1892 to 1871 inclusive at prices to yield
40 to AIS per cent s252.000 OF Sum
NIT county. Ohio. bia per cent. bridge
bonds. due in 1929 to 1882 inclusive. to
yield $50 TO 4.60 per cent. and $40. 900
OF Newberry county. South Carolina. 8
per cent. highway and bridge bonds, due
in 1923 to 1862 inclusive, to Yield from
4.75 TO $50 per cent
block Of 100000 OF Franklin
Parish. La. per cent. bonds. due
serially in 1889 90 f94s inclusive is
being offered by Morey a Co. to yield
$50 per cent