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The Hope pioneer., 1922-09-14

coils ''stagger-wound" which may be
adjusted back and forth. To make
one Of these inductors you will re-
quire some stiff, smooth cardboard,
heavy Bristol board, thin fibreboard
OF similar composition and about half
4 pound Of No. "a d. G. O. wire. Also,
In setting up and arranging the coils,
you will require binding posts, knobs,
q little sheet brass and few other
odds and ends. With pair Of d.
viders or compasses draw three circles
on the cardboard or fibre, each about
four to i've inches In diameter, having
all exactly the same size. Then, u.s.
Ing the dividers, scribe off an unequal
number (flve. seven, or nine) marks
around tho circumference Of each
circle. Fig. II, A. Next. still using
tho dividers, draw 4 smaller circle,
say one and ons-half inches to two and
ons-half inches In diameter within
each circle (B). II the circles are
four inches In diameter use the smaller
circle inside. II i've inches the larger
one, and with q rule draw radiating
kAA0O OA0~4OUA LI VI 0A AASA ~p~A S'~A OA->
each Of the marks on the outer cir
conference to the center Of the circle
(C). With a pair Of scissors or a
sharp knife (if cardboard Is used)
or q dns saw (k hbre), cut out the
discs and cut slots in each disc accord
ing to the marks. as shown at (D).
Next, IL you have used cardboard
give each slotted disc thorough
covering with shellac. using at least
three coats, and when thoroughly dry
proceed to wind the discs or coils
In doing this, start the wire-beine
sure to leave enough for connections
at a point at the inner end Of one
slot and wind over one segment and
under the next, and a. the number
IL uneven you will find that the wires
will thus cross, a. shown at (N. The
number Of times the wire should be
passed can only b decided upon BY
The Hope pioneer., 1922-09-14
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH

1t is with pleasure that we an
nounce that the minister and his
family have at last reached Hope and
will soon be settled in their new
home; in fact we are nearly enough
settled that we shall be pleased to re-
ceive all who feel disposed to call.
The very fine spirit in which we have
been received goes far toward max
ing us feel at home.
In the language of the Master,
eve have come not to be ministered
unto, but to minister" and We shall
be pleased to serve in any way and at
any time that the opportunity may
present itself. We shall here as the
weeks and the months roll by that
we shall succeed in finding or making
for ourselves a place in the life of
the community.
We are hoping that there may be
large attendance upon the services
next Sunday; it will afford the pastor
and his wife an opportunity to meet
those upon whom they must depend
in the developing of a worthwhile
program. We desire to get into vital
contact with all mmebers and friends
Eof the church just as soon as possible
We are expecting to take as our
theme next Sunday forming: "Kadesh.
barnea." Text-And we came to Ka-
desh-barnea. Deut 1:19 Our theme
for the evening will be Divine Moth,
er-love" speaking from the text, Gas
one whom his mother comforteth, sc
will l comfort YOU" 1siah 66:13.
Please keep in mind the hours Of
service:
| Morning Worship at 1880 o'clocl
Sunday School at 1900 o'clock
u Evening Worship at 1880 O'Clock
Come to church next Sunday
1.-THE Church of Cordial Welcome
GEO. r. HULL, Pastor
The Hope pioneer., 1922-09-14

and think of what happens to others
at that place.
'Never approach crossing with
out the thought uppermost in your
mind that the real business of the
moment is to protect your own life
and the lives of othtrs in your car.
'This is not hard rule to follow
and it's observance, every time, may
be the means and the sole means of
saving some of you a lifetime of re-
gret."
The Hope pioneer., 1922-09-14
LUTHERAN CHURCH
Rev. H. l.. Wiese, Pastor

Next Sunday the congregation will
observe it's annual mission-festival
Two special services will be held in
which the need of mission work, both
at home and abroad, will be empha-
sized. German service at 10:3O A.
M; English service at 2:3O P. NJ, in
which the Rev. E. Willie of Binford,
will deliver the sermon. A collection
will be lifted in each service for gen.
eral mission work. A hearty welcome
awaints you at both of these services.
The Hope pioneer., 1922-09-14
METHODIST CHURCH NOTES

Rev. f. A. Houldridge, Pastor
On Sunday, Sept. 18th, the Sunday
school will be held at 10 a. m. and
theCatechism class at 7:15 p. m.
At the Church services at II a.
M. and 8 p. m. the following subjects
will be considered, The Meaning OF
Prayer, and Divine Discomfort.
On Monday, Sept. 18th, the Quar-
terly Conference will be held p. m.
The Hope pioneer., 1922-09-14

On and after this date We will haul
coal for 80 per ton. We also do
all kinds of draying and hauling.
CITY DRAY & EXPRESS co.
G. s. Egan, Prop.
The Hope pioneer., 1922-09-14

tions-in the secondary
coil is merely induced
By the primary circuit
IA the outer coll, 80
that IL q portion Of the
secondary coil IL with
drawn from the primary
coil. 40 shown In the
figure, there will be less
induced current and In
his way tuning b &C.
complished. To allow
ot still finer adjust
ment, the primary coil
10 provided with an ad-
Unstable slider A. and
me secondary coll mas
4 multi-pointed switch
n.
Another type Of loose
coupled coil is arranged
% that one coll re-
wolves within the other ;
while another type,
which 10 the simplest Of
III for the amateur to
construct and gives the
best results, u com
posed Of three discs OF
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-10

Charles 3. Keller. cashier Of the
Stroudsburg National Bank, has been
elected chairman of Group Three Of the
Pennsylvania Bankers Association.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-10
LONDON STOCK MARKET
u,.. Lacks steadlness-oIlt Edseo
e...,., u..k.r-Home Rails React

oCCktVU vvSS ,.<,.
Iondon, March 1O.--Fears about po,
litical developments over the week.enu
made operators on the stock eAchanse
cautions MS to commitments today, ,h ahe
markets generally were lacking IN steaa. ',.
iness. Hopes Of last minute e,a;,oer. au,os
ment of the controversy In the engintetth th a
inc Industries, which would preVenn'n poon nno ,no
throwing Of approximately l,WU,uTo
men out Of work within the next Wets;
led 70 n firmer tone IN some in"us'i'"'
issues. Hudson's Bay was ga. Goo
Notwithstanding easier rates ,or U
money, the gilt .edged list was Wenhe,, 1n.
but changes were narrow. french ioun. .,nn
recedcd, in sympathy with the nclioh ,,,h
Of values on the Paris Bourse. WIN
the labor situation unimproyed On ne tns
Rand, where considerable violence mas as
occurred, kaffirs showed disposition 70
20 lower. In fact, the group SHOVE"
Home rails reacted under realizing.
There also was moderate profit taxing
in Argentine rails, which susta'nniu i,iu
losses. Dollar descriptions were idie
and fen atureless. Rebuying. was noted lI
the oil section, which hardened. hoya,
Dutch was 351s, Shell Transport and
Trading, 4 lilo, and Mexican Eagle: e.
The rubber division was well main
tained, following steadness In the crude
article.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-10

K13 IN rho previous year. After deple.
tion charges. taxes and dividends there
was a deficit Of $2,103, 300, against q
deficit Of 81. .2S7 ,475 after the same de-
ductions in 1920.
OAicial returns from 100 banks In
Denmark, excluding the bank OF the
nation, show deposits amounting TO
3, 400, ,OOO, 900 kroner, cash credits 70
I,277 600 900; home bills. 613. .OOO,OOO; !;
share capital, 43,OOO. 900; reserves,
170, ,OOO, 600; cash, 13S, ,000, 900; bal
ance in Denmark. $1,000, ,OOO; foreigh
balances, 100000.
Rejecting the strict economy !rac,,
ticed by railroads. the American @ Steei
.Toundries, In Its report Ior lV5.,
preciation md Federal taxes. Of only
S875, 900, equivalent, after preferred
stock dividends, to thirteen cents 9
share earned on the 812, ,O3O shares OF
common stock outstanding, at S33.33 -
par value. This contrasts with net
profits in the preceding year OF "a 4V0,-
442. or $0.37 share.
Tho Chandler Motorcar Company'ss
report for 1921. issued yesterday, proved
the wisdom Of conserving resources IN
prosperous times to tide over periods OF
depression. The company's total Income
amounted to 81. .04S. $50, a fall Of W..
86G. 100, or nearly 80 per cent from the
1920 receipts. Even under this handi. |.
can the management was able to absorb
a write. off Of inventory to the extent OF
S17O, ,434 and show a profit of Sal .O17,
against $4,213,111 the year before.
After NIL charges and depreciation,
Sharon Steel Hoop Company reports
loss Of III .675 in 1921. The com.
pany wrote off S376. 900 for plant de.
probation and $304.144 on inysntorJ
loss. Its interest charge was $50, I'll
At the opening Of the year the com
pany had surplus of 81 .1O3 $500 and
therefore sustained capital deficit at the
close of the year of 81 Cos, 2S4. It +
estimated the compnny's $4,000. .OOC
outstanding stock Of $50 par had the
oretical book value of $50 share or
December 81 last.
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The PITTSBURGH, CINCINNATI. CHICAGO
4 ST. LOUIS RAILROAD COMPANY
Treasury Department

/,
Consolidated Mortgage Bonds or VAN
DALIA RAILROAD COMPANY TO a tota,
cost OF Sl5s.74O. 90 will be purcha sod 70,
the Sinking Fund March 81. 1929. AT ,po
Agency Of the Company. The farmers cav
and Trust Company. New York City. undar
the following provision OF the mortgage:
''sealed proposals for the sale OF saia
bonds will be received at the Agency -
said Railroad Company In the civ -
New York. and bonds offered ar ,Sa
price which. exclusive OF accrued int.r.s,
thereon, shall be the lowest percentas
OF the principal thereof. will be accen,sS
and paid for at not exceeding nar nna
accrued interest. Should bonds OF difsanu
emit holders be offered at the same nrto
the number Of such bonds purcSassi
shall be on n pro rata basis. as naarIu
a. practicable. In proportion to the wSoIs
number of bonds offered at the same
price,
proposals to sell bonds to IN. st,,S.
Fund must be In the hands OF the Farmers.:
Loan and Trust Company. New yori, Tit's
before three o'clock p. NJ. on Thmrsdayy'
Mach 80, 1922. and must state The sariss
Later OF the bonds offered. On March aiss
notice Of acceptances will be maiIsd 3ist s',
interest to April lst. 1929. will be pa,d ann nn
bonds accepted. Bonds accepted mmst ~, ha
deiivered on April LIST. or security furnisbod
on that day. II required. that dellverv ny,
be- made within ten days. val
I. II. d. MCKNIGHT.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-10
MISCELLANEOUS
Charters Filed

Dove- D"l.. March l0.-Charters filed to-
and distribute motion pictures:
G. B. Outten. $. L. Mackey. L. c. Christy.
Wilmington. Del. keystone Power Corpora
tior. Of Delaware. 1000. 900; manufacture
and distr butte light heat and power; NJ, A.
mington, Del Change in name of Mississippi
River Oh Corporation to Cumberland Case.
line Corporat,on. and Increase IN capital
from s.. 900, 900 to $40 900 0OO New York.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-10

All bids VIII be opened at the meeting
the Administration Building Of said school
District. southeast corner .of Eighth and
Washinston 1 streets; cts, Reading. Pa. on rues
which time all bids must be. subnatted to
the undersigned Secretary Of the board.
check for 2% OF the par value Of the anourT
Of the loan bid for, made payable to the
Bonds may be registered as to principal
only or as to both principal or interest nj
the option Of the holder or holders thereof
The Board reserves the right to reject any
and all bids.
These bonds will be issued subject TO tho
favorable opinion Of Messrs. Townsend, EI-
lot Munson. Philadelphia. Pa.
BY order Of the Board Of School Directors
OSCAR b. HEM,
Secretary.
Southeast corner Of Eighth and Washington
GEORGE EYES. Solicitor
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Financial Briefs

st. Paul's February loadings in
creased 17.7 per cent. !
United Verde Extension Mining
Company's February production totaled
646,11 pounds Of copper.
The Swedish Riksbank has reduced
its discount rate from 5h to per
cent.
Charles 3. Keller, cashier Of the
Stroudsburg National Bank. has been
elected chairman of Group Three Of the
Pennsylvania Bankers Association.
The average price Of the twenty active
industrial stocks advanced O.22 per cent
yesterday to S6.O5, while the twenty
railroads advanced O.54 per cent to
1858.
Yale & Towne Manufacturing Com
pany reports for year ended December
81 net profits after charges and Fed
cral taxes: 81, ,260, ,214, against $2,324,-
40 in 1920.
The Interstate Commerce Commission
has denied the application of the re-
ceivers Of the Denver and Salt Lake
Railroad Company for loan of &c.
500, 900 for q period of fifteen years.
Net income of Great Northern in
a921. after deduction Of taxes and fixed
charges, totalcd $2S, 4G0. .926. equiva.
lent to S11 Al n share on the S24O.-
Al $50 stock outstanding.
President Humphrey, of Wcsting-
house Airbrake Company, says that the
rompany's financial report for the year
1921 will show net operating profit of
Silica 400 and undistributed surplus of
/ S12,431 .1O3.
The Waterbury Clock Company has
purchased the assets of Robert II. In
gcrsoll & Bro. for 81 SOC. 900 cash. The
announcement was made by Edward II.
/ Childs. trustee in bankruptcy for the
lngcrsoll Company.
The Studebaker Corporation in 1921
piled up the biggest net earnings in its
history-$1O, ,400, ,6O1. equivalent to
S16.2O share on the common stock
after deduction of preferred dividends.
In 1920 earnings were 80, 800 .O54, or
$3.50 share.
For the year ended December 81
Miller Rubber Company shows operat-
ing deficit Of $01 1856 and total deficit of
81 900 .GO4. Sales amounted to SIS
0S3 900. against S31 200, 900 in 1920.
Inventory shows decrease from $0,321,
SOB in 1920 to S3.9S1 300.
The United Cigar Stores Company
for February reports gross sales Of
81. .3OG. 43O, against $5.7l3.2 .252 in the
corresponding month last year. Sales
for the first two months Of the year
totalcd $40, ,700.7 against S11.GS2,-
731 in 1921.
$. II. Krcss Il Go. has issued its
report for the year ended December 81 .
showing net profits after Federal taxes
of 81 .25S 142. equivalent after dcduc-
tion Of preferred dividends to SS.57 n
share earned on the S12 .0OO. 900 com :
mon stock. as compared with net Of
5000, ,SJ5, or SG.O1 a share. in 1920.
The st. Joseph Lead Company, for
the year ended December 81. reports net
income of 81 ,O0G, ,273. against $4,S13.-
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SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-

SEALED :, PENfOsALs s,,hsE ~ >, WILL pc RE
their address; bel below up 70 noon, Wedne sday..
dustrial Home for Women. Muncy. fyco- co.
ming County. Pa. The State Board of
or all bids. or any part OF any bid snS nS
award the contracts as Il may deem 10 tha
best interest Of the Home. Plans and snecis
Hcations may b obtained at the office Of
r, NJ. Newman. Chairman Of the BuIldinr
Transport. Pa.
FRANK SMITH
Secretary Board Of Managers
col West End Trust Building. Ph!ladeiph,a
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-10
STEEL BOOKINGS DECLINE
Corporations Untitled Orders Feb.
"a rotaled 4,141,069 Tons

New York, March 10.-The monthly
tonnage report of the United States
Steel Corporation. made public today.
showed 4,141 ,O69 tons OF untitled orders
on hand February -. This is de-
crease from Jnnuary's untitled orders,
which totalcd 4,241 ,G7S.
Comparisons Of untitled tonnage on
the 10th of each month since 1913 fol-
low.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-10
N NENiORIAM

GRETTA HOvBNDON HALyEY.--In low
ing memory Of our darling. who went from
US to Join her kindred angels on March L..
1920. aying to living long remembra @ nees
and BROTHER. Second anniversary mass at
the Church Of Our Lady of Mcrcy. Broad
and Susquchanna ave.. at A. NJ. Saturday.
March II.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-10
THE RITTENHOUsE Trust
COMPANY

Notice 10 hereby given ef q specaI meeting
TRUST COMPANY. to be held at the banking
heuss. 1912 Chestnut street, ;n, Phiisds!phs; on
x. n, to take action on. approval or disap-
piovaI upon the proposed conversion Of the
Ia accordance with the provisions Of Section
SiSz q the Revised Statutes Of the United
Gfatas a. amended by Section Of the Fed
srsi Reserve Act. under the title. ''Ths
Nittehovss National Bank Of philadelphia"
HOWARD LONGSTRETH, President.
ARTHUR HAINES. Secretary.
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HDeclnl Meetings
FRANKLIN NATIONAL BANK
Apecial Notice tn StnckhnId.rs

w Special Notice to StOckh0Idrrs
Notice is hereby given. that in accordance
with . Resolution OF the Board Of Directors
OF the Franklin National Bank, a special
meeting of the stockholders is hereby ca lied
ana viii DO held on Wedne sday. the aed day
of March, 1929, at, ~ o'clock IT.. at the
Phiisdeiphia. 10 take action on the approval
or disapproyal. and to vote for or against
OF the said bank from One Million Dollars
Isl, 900. OOOl to One Million Five Hundred
10 DO made by q stock dividend from the
undivided profits Of the bank.
J. r. McALLISTER,
President.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-10
. BELMONT Trust COMPANY
= Notice Of Special Meeting OF

Netios is hereby given that . special
meeting Of shs stockh1lders @ Of the Belmont
resolution Of the Board Of Directors. at the
esice Of the Belmont Trust coRpa ny. 4s2S
bs,mon' BSIs or MsseS Gi is. 1873. rMs!iad:i 70;
the purpose OF voting for or gAnst a pro.
nosed Increase Of tho Capital Stock OF bel,
mont Trust Company from sl26.O00 TO NOT
"''' tA" '~iLiIAM WILLIAM pIaNAN. JR..
JOEL H. DE VICTOR. Secretary.
solicitor.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-10
Federal Reserve Ratios

Washington. March l0.-Ratlos Of total
note liabilities combined for the Twelve Fed
eral Reserve banks and the entire system. as
yious week and year ago follow:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-10
Paris eourse IRREGULAR

Paris, March lO.-Prices moved i.regu-
rentes, So francs OF centines; exchange on
London. 4s francs a. centimss; 3 per cent
quoted u II francs 1871 csntines.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-10
Proposals
SCHOOL DISTRICT OF THE CITY OF
READING. BERKS COUNTY. PA.

Notice 10 hereby given that the school dis.
tfict of the City Of Reading will receive
sealed bids for the purchase of 400 coupon
bonds Of the denomination OF $1,000 each
aggregating 100000. bearing interest al
per cent, with accrued interest and free
Of all tax or taxes now or hereafter to be
levied upon tho said bonds or the debts
thereby secured by the Commonwealth OF
Pennsylvania. except succession or Inherit
ance taxes. isued to secure. the remainder OF
an authorized Increase Of indebtedncss OF
$500. 900 of the school district OF the City
q Reading. The bonds will be dated July
a. 1871. and will mature followa.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-10
Dlyidenils
0IRARD TRUST COMPANY

At . meeting OF the Board of Managers
held this day, q quarterly dividend OF nine
70, per cent was declared. payable April /.
1879. to stockholders OF record on the books
OF the company at the close of business
March Is, 1922. Checks win be mailed.
THOMAS s. HOPKINS.
s Treasurer.
Phila adelphia. p. March 0, 1922.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-10
INANCIAl.
TO THE HOLDERS OF
the ATLANTIC REFINING COMPANY

tA The Equitable Trust Company Of New
York. A. Trustee under The Atlantic Refining
Corpany Trust Agreement dated March ],
4e2l, hereby invites sealed orers to be made
% y for the sale to the sinking Fund under
eeto Trust Agreement. Of Debentures issued
ynereunder sufficent to exhaust the sum 81
i've Hundred Thousand Dollars 060O, 0OOl:
now s held In the Sinking Fund. at a price not not
event that sufhcient Of said Debentures shall
not be offered on March 81. 1879. at prices
not to exceed par and interest. any unex.
pended balance OF the Sinking Fund will be
APPLIED during the four months next succeed.
lne Afarch I. 1922 A. far as possible. by the
nustee in tho purchase Of additional De.
bentures at prices not to exceed par and
Sealed offers will Re opened at the ofice
ef the undersigned. No. 81 Wall Street New
Iork City, at 12 O'Clock noon. March 21.
Acss: Offers should be addressed to the
THE EQUITABLE TRUST COMPANY
4N OF NEW YORK. Trustee
BY LYMAN RHoADEs. vice-Pres, Gent,
n Dated March 8rd. 1922.
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rTT1JFR-T-IyIIICU C0NpANy

,- FCLLEk.LEHIEH COMPANY
Under the provisions of the mortgage. pro.
posals for the account of the sinking fund
1922. at the office Of the Northern Trust
Company. Trustee. for the, sale to. Il at
the lowest price. not exceeding 1924 " Of
their face value and accrued Interest, of as
many Of the aforementioned bonds as
b sddressed to the unders gned.
NORTHERN TRUST COMPANY. Trustee
Sixth and Spring Garden
philadelphia
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O. TREVOR RUNHAM. INC.
alA ~ Rr0ak Ht. phi1n Pa

?S0 y. nrCna ": FhHa.' "a;
\ auartsriy (cssh) dividend OF two per cont
slSTl on Preferred Stock. payable March IS.
IN; e stoskhshsrs OF record February
cheek vfi b naiisd
Y M ~ Va xUNzl0. Jr.. Secretary
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HE E9UITABLE TRUST COMPANY
OFFICE OF KEYSTONE COMPANY ZOE
QUARANTEElNG MORTGAQES

res: !: s:';sY .la !.
:s's SsS$ss:,s i'sss1 $',;!nt s.;
nut % g.. FhiiadsipSia. Pa. for W X. |nsss. pSt.
PC: Of votinF sE foE OF, assHin:t H t, an incr:ass
1is0.0oo 70 $3.50 OOo.Sby the creation and
iesusnSs esun n e additional stock e the amo6ni
JosEPH v. MURRAY.
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Yale & Towne Manufacturing Com
pany reports for year ended December
81 net profits after charges and Fed.
cral taxes. 81, ,260, PA, against 50 1924, =
40 in 1920.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-10
Arg Rep Is

-. bVC III
Canaan Pacihc
Co ID wi
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-10

The average price Of the twenty active
stocks advanced O.22 per cent
Yesterday to S6.05, while the twenty
railroads advanced O.54 per cent to
1858.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-10

st. Pauls February loadings in
creased 17.7 per cent.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-10

513 in the previous year. After depIe.
ton charges, taxes and dividends tncre
was a deficit of 81, ,1O3.OOO, againsL
deficit Of 81. .2S7 ,475 after the same de-
ductiOns in 1920.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-11-08

tion,g he says. would provide ioi
scientific executive budget some
thing that the Republican part5
thought good IN the nation bni
we're unwilling 70 give To- the state.
a Proud Father
Smith was educated in the "a,
rocmal schools and Manhattan Col,
lege and Fordham University. az
Is married and has five children
Bis eldest son was q this year
and cast his first vote for his faith,
er after having made a number Of
speeches for him during the cam,
paign.
During his two years out Of the
governors mansion Smith has been
chairman Of the board Of the
United States Trucking Corpora.
ton. he went into Il, he said, be.
cause he likes the trucking bust.
ness and as q boy used to hang
around stables along the water
front.
Il was offered big pay by banks
and insurance companies" Smith
said, when he picked the trucking
business as his first Job off the
public payroll. I didn't give these
offers much consideration because
they provided typically retired
.statesman's Jobs. They would re.
quire me to capitalize my position
and my friendships. I couldn't do
that"