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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-22
Seeks Further Advice

Question-You have been kind enough TO
give me advice other points and which
IA sas ~ been Of great. help. have ABOUT
$4,000 to invest and am considering Mis-
souri, Pacific first and refundinE SIS also
western Pacific first IS and Missouri Kan
sas & Texas prior lien 5s Which bond ia
the best, or have you something better to
suggest? now hold: 81 900 Central Rail
road ,sIa Of New Jersey IS; $4,000 Lehigh Val
Fra nctsco prior lien IS; $4,000 Canadian
Northern Is; $1,000 New York Telephone
debenture as $1,000 San Antonio g. Aran-
sas Pass Railroad Company As; $1,000
Pennsylvania Power and Light first and
Trefundlng Is; $1,000 Southern Utilities
Powder ,o.ys KS ~ ttust called COR August at
l0b); $1,000 Kingdom of Denmark IS; 81 .
coo Queensland Is; $1,000 Philadelphia
Suburban Gas and Electric first IS; 81 900
Brooklyn Union Elevated Railroad FIRST bs.
1880; IS shares Pennsylvania Railroad
Company and 10 shares Western Union.
E. T. W.
Answer-Your list Of investments is
not open to crit cism, in our opinion.
as all of the bonds are sound The
selection of any Of the bonds you men
ton for an investment of 1000 would
meet with our approval. We like the
M. K. & T. IS best
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-22

Question: have saved about SIS. 900
which Is In savings bank and which /
heileye could BIO made to bring me In more
interest, at ieast Q per cent From In
a.uiries from banker and a broker, am
thinking OF Investing as follows: 81 900
phiindelphia Company preferred; 81 600
preferred; $1,000 Ameroian Ice preferred
$1,000 New York Telephone preferred viii
you be GOOD enough TO advise me If these
Investments no sound or could bo beiterc1
IN any way7 Also l would appreciate
Information as to what Ia the nost profit
able and safo British bond issue to buy
Eng ENC any intormation concerning the Phia-
oeiphia Company you may have.--A r.
Answer-All the securities you have
IN mind are good investments. We
prefer the New York Telephone pre-
ferred to the Philadelphia Company
preferred. The best British bond that
is selling on strictly investment
basis-that is, without any element Of
speculation on the future of sterling
exchanges the issue Of 51as due in
1887. They are now selling for a
current return Of about 515 per cent.
The yield to maturity, when you take
into consideration The fact that in
fifteen years the bond will be worth
NVuC 1Es poihts Iess than you Will
have to pay for it now, is only about 4.8
per cent; The Philadelphia Company
was originally distributor of natural
gas but has branched out into a large
holding corporation owning the stocks
Of companies engaged in the operation
Of street railways, electric light, illuni-
mating gas and fuel gas plants supply
ing the city Of Pittsburgh and large
surrounding territory. The preferred
stock has long dividend record.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-22
Municipal Bonds Improve

A slightly better inquiry for munich
pal bonds was reported by bond deal
ers yesterday. This division Of the
market has been firm but quiet dur
ing the recent price advance. One
reason that 1t has not shared in the
forward movement and activity to the
same extent as other classes is said
to be that prices, due to the competi-
ton of houses for issues. had already
reached what might be regarded for
the time as the peak and there was
not, therefor, the same room for an
advance. The market Is not suffering
from the pressure Of new issues. as
few have recently been sold, and the
volume in prospect is slight.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-22
Crucible's Financing Plans

1t was reported yesterday that at
recent meeting of directors Of the Cru
chile Steel Company the proposal was
made that the company sell 100000
additional common stock at par. It
was further stated that no action has
been taken on the directors proposal
Horace 8. Wilkinson, chairman. was
quoted in dispatches from Syracuse
yesterday as saying that tonnage allo-
Gated to the Sanderson Brothers
works there was sufficient to insure
capacity operations. The plant has
been idle most of the time for the last
eighteen months. "Crucible Steeps
sales are increasing month by month"
said MIR. Wilkinson, land all plants are
on the way to normal operations"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-22
Liberty Bonds Reach New Peaks

Government buying" was common
explanation of the upward movement
of Liberty bond prices, which carried
two issues. the third and fourth Ans,
to the highest levels since their is
suance, and another, the second ANS,
to new top for the year. Sales on the
Stock Exchange were Of fair volume
and dealings over the counter were
about in proportion. Considering the
large amount Of these loans outstand-
ing, the bonds are relatively closely
held and even moderate inquiries on
latng rising tendency. Money ease
ment, as reflected in the softening of
rates on commercial paper and time
loans, is, of course, basic factor in
the movement.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-22
What's Behind
4Active Stocks +?
5I-Sears, Roebuck

Sears, Roebuck & Co. Is another
merchandising organization the full
value of whose assets as going
concern is not found in an appraisal
Of tangible assets. Good will Is Of
great value to such a company, and
this is carried in the 1921 balance
sheet at $30,000,000. Net tangible
assets applicable to the common
stock as of December 81, 1921, were
equal to $71.74 a share. The $780,
100000 common stock is preceded by
$8,000,000 of 7 per cent cumulative
preferred and a funAad debt Of
about $30,000,000. According to a
recent announcement, the company
plans to retire this obligation in
full next October. Despite a loss
of SIG ABS 900 in 1921, due in a great
measure to depreciation Of lnven-
tories, net earnings for ten years
ended December 81, 1921, averaged
1870 per cent annually on the aver
age anount Of stock Sutst.s.:-5iog.
Gross sales for the first six months
of 1922 aggregated S2,50s,o00, COM
pared with $89,415,ooo in the first
half of 1921, when prices were
higher. Except for the period
1917~'21 these sales were the largest
since incorporation in 1905. The
preferred stock has received per
cent since 1907 The common re-
ceived per cent from 1909 to the
third quarter of 1917, then 2 per
cent quarterly up to the first quar-
ter of 1921, the last payment being
in scrip Stock dividends Of 80 Ia
per cent in 1911, so in 1915, % in
1917 and 40 in 1920 were also paid.
Range of stock since 1907 (prces not
adjusted for stock dividends), high,
243 in 1920; low, 20 in 1917; yes
terdays close, SOS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-22
Investing Surplus Funds

Corporations which have borrowed
IN the investment market either to
obtain funds for paying off upon call
security issues bearing a relatively
high rate, or for other purposes where
the money is not Immediately needed,
face serious problem in finding en-
ployment for these funds in the in
term. The executive. Of one corpora
ton which has recently raised about
Soo,o00,oo0 in this way felt it worth
while within the last couple Of DAYS to
journey to the Street for an extended
conference with his bankers on the
subject.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-22
Deere and Tidewater Bends Suitable

s Q;uestion-W!li you kindly give me some
aa0Slce regarding an investment of about
$4,000? Have been advised to get Deere
90. pond ms ceiling at loo%, yield IA per
per cent? Which Of these do you con.
seer the safer. or can you Suggest any
thlng better? Would like to get at least
snout per cent, have 100 shares of
Nlplssing Mines stock bought several
years ago at SA. Would you sell at present
price or still hold for rise Mrs. A. e. N
Answer-We consider Deere & Co.
7hs and Tidewater Oil 61hs desirable
bonds for investment. The purchaser
of Standard Oil of New Jersey pre-
1erred stock should take into consid-
Grafton the fact that the stock is call
able at 115 and, although there has
been no intimation that it will be
called. it would not seem advisable to
pay above the call price under the con-
dditions. Nipissing Mines is a specula-
elon That has proved profitable in the
past We have no opinion as to its
future.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-22
'ne Dollar in Foreign Exchange

n. %oSensnts in the foreign exchange
,,,a ae' Yesterday were slight in quiet
Csrmase early gains on the news that
Vision ~ mad agreed to Allied super
.bs va ~. VI her financing being lost as
rssul.. 0aerate buying subsidized. Net
tbs ~, involved fractional advances in
ins p.ihcipai currencies, sterling hold
BAH. sniy u cent of it's rise, francs 3
Dom. '' a IRE ~ points and marks Il
su,ssa other European exchanges fiuc-
tran narrowly and without definite
lcan far Eastern and South Amer
'Nchanges were steady.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-22
American La France Engine

Questlcn--Will you give me a report on
american La France and your valued opin-
ION as TO an investment for working
man 20. A. T. f''s
Answer - The American La France
Fire Engine Company was Incorporated
l$acember, 1912. Plants are situated
at Eimira, N. Y, and Bloomfield, N. J.
Dividends of Z per cent have been paid
regularly, while the common stock has
participated to the extent of Is per
cent in 1921 and tn per cent so far
this year. Par value of preferred is
800; common $40. Although a recent
selling price of 1871 for the common
stock apears to give an attractive re
turn there is no certainty as to main
Lenance of present rate of dividend.
The preferred stock may be considered
as suitable for investment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-22
Bankers Meeting In Montreal

A number Of local bankers will be
Montreal bound tomorrow evening to
attend the periodic meeting Of the ad-
ministrative council Of the American
Bankers Association, which, upon in
vitation Of the Canadian Bankers AS
ISOLATION, will be held in that city Mon
day and Tuesday of next week. A
thorough canvass Of the policies Of the
association will be made at the meet
ing, which will be executive, but may
produce decisions Of public interest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-22
Investment
Information

Qnestians Of general interest to in.
pesfors 'ciH be ans1ocred in this coll
umn, IN ~hfeh case only initials pil!
be used. Others aeiu DO answeyed BIZ
mail. Address 0H inquiries. inclos.
sng stamped. addressed envelope, to
Financial Editor, The T~iJnns. Isl
Nassau Stree, Eew xoYa City,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-22
Paris Market Active

PARIS, July 21.-Trading Was active
on the Bourse to-day. Three per cent
rentes SO francs 20 confines. Exchange
on London, So francs 78 centimes. Five
per cent loan. TO francs 95 centimes.
The dollar was quoted at II francs 83
confines.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-22
london Metal Market

LONDON, July 21-Standard copper,
spot, s63 Is 3D. futures, f63 15s. Elec-
trolytic, spot, e70 los; futures, s72.
Tin, spot, El57 rs Cd; futures, f157 Us
3D. Lead, spot, G25 rs Cd; futures,
SPA Is Sd. Zinc, spot, s29 rs Sd; fu-
lures, 429 5s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-22
Mercier Oil

Question-Should you be able TO furnish
any information whatever regarding the
MERCER on Corporation. the writer viii ap-
state and gives as its field office Graham
precate the favor 1t is an organization
Incorporated under the laws of New York
State and gives its field office Graham
Tex. What is your opinion to the ad-
visibility of making an Investment? This
matter Will be treated in a strictly conf
Dental manner--H r. H.
Answer-We are not impressed with
the opportunity Offered in iihe issue -
Mercier Oil stock. 1t is difficult to get
information as to an oil company other
than is contained in the literature that
is furnished. You are aware, we pre-
sumo, Of the dangers in Oil speculation.
and we advise you not to give too much
weight to the predictions made. You
probably have friends who have pur
chased oil stocks. Ask them what has
been their experience.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-22
Bid and Asked

Following are the closing bid and
asked quotations of stocks listed on tho
Stock Exchange in which there were
no transactions yesterday:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-22

Bid. Asked.
Adams Exp. e. 65
Air Reduction. SO 81
Alas Gid NJ. q Y,
Alb & Sus .1s6 200
A!leS West. 1908
All Am Cable ll3ih ia
All Realty y
A c Dye U loi l07A
Allis ChsI pr 9Sl eSh
Anal Sugar. eTla
Am Ag Ch pr 60 e3h.
Am Bnk Note e5 20
do pr 49,. 81 IS
Am Beet sug 4e 4eAI
do pr ..... 53h 80
Am Bosch NJ. 80 40
A B S & Fy. 62A g.
do pr go. 1854 l0s
Am Can pr 1881 if9
A c & r pr 100 I2l
Am Chicla o.. 1ah j0%
co pr ..... 295a 80
Am Coal 49,. rs
Am Cot o pr 50 55Iz
Am Drug 81 SIS
Am Express. ,I2S 1872
Am Linseed o 54A 34&
do pr 800. 81 55&.
Am Loco ....lI5x Ilsh
do pr ....li7 lIS
Am Malt & G ~ )
Am SIN pr A % 81
Am SNUFF Dr. ~ 100
am Sugar pr.l06 107
a Sum T pr 6Iz et%
Am Tel & C Sc 50
Am " Wks. IS 10
do 7 pc pr 81 Ssh
Am WI pr So eIh
Am Wool pr.lo7A los 5
Am VIZ Pa pr 20 81
Am z & L. l714 IS
Ann Aroor e.. u Il
Art Meals o.. l4iz l6h
Assets RI Co. IL IL
A d G lat pr soA s.
Asso Oil liz Il!
Atlantic Pet. % 231a
Atlantic Ref. 1900 1920
do pr ..lf4 lls
Atlas Powder. 125 l33
do pr $50. SO s5
Atlas Tack o.. II 1874
Aus Mich pr. 81 So
Auto Sales Co 20 ~
do pr .... l0+s IL
Bald Loco pr lllz Il4A
Barnet L Dr.. 81 e7a
Barnsdall B. =. &c %
Bayuk Bros. 81 SO
do pr .....i03
3 Nut 2 pr io3 -
Beth Steel pr 96 ~
do 8 pc prlls Il4l1
Br Emp st. l0% liA
do Is; pr. ~ -
90 ID pr. 30n 81
Brown sh pr 81 94h
Brunswick 3
DufP r e. p 81 10
do pr 49,. 81 81
Buff & sus. SO 20
do pr .... 81
Burns Frs pr 81 81
do prior pr.ll2 1l6ia
Bush Ter pr. 92A 93&
Caddo OH .. l1A IFS
Calf Pack =. 77A 78A
Cal Pet pr. 93ia 81
Cal & Ariz. slh g.
Can Pacific. 1924 1902
Can Southern. So So
Carson Fllll e.. II I2i4
Case ] 1 pr. so IS
Cen RR y J.lSl 1S5
Cerro D P. 81 81 y
Cert ainteed 49,. AZ 81
do lst pr 80 eS
Chi & Alton. loA II
c & r /. 35he So
do pr ... ~ Sc
Chi g w pr. 20 u
c S P VI & o Is IS
do pr - 50 - a
CCC& : /. pr % e7%4
CT & Pi;ts. 90 so
Cluett Peab O.. - 5sl4
do pr 800. 9ala 1902
C st S 1st pr 81 50
do "a pr. q. 547s %
Con Cigar pr 66 so
Con Dist $50. y y
CON Gas l23fs IA
Cont Can pr l03 ne
Cont Tns 60. 81 Sly
C p & K pr.iI5 IL
Crcx Cac9at. y 40
Cru Steel pr. 81 SO
De Beers 80. 2lis %
Deere Co Pr. rs IS
bet Edison i051z l0612
bet II & Sw, 81
bet Mack 40
do pr .-.. 80
Diamond VI. .l05 IO6
u S g q A 4 AZ
do ~ .... 5 Q
DIV p y pr, SlA So
Durham Hos Is -
do pl ..... - SGA
East Kod pr. 1868 -
Ekhorn c pr. S7A 10
I'm Brant 2 .
Endl John pr.1l24s is
Eric d Pits. s. *
Fairbanks l5l4 IN
FED NJ & s. }21s ~
Fisher BY pr. 40 ia
Castor WINS. = "a
Gen Cigar pr,iOA l0T
Gen Baking. l05 ls5
do pr log III
GillllRnd o pr 30 IS
Goodrich pr. s7A se&
Gray Davis. e. iG. II
Dabirshaw Ii. iss ,
Hack War . is
do pr 900. %
Hartman Corp 81 81
llcilne g ". la5
do pr .....luI
Homo Mincs. SO 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-22

-, Bid. Asked.
~ Q pr ~ Llip ItoI
indian r pr. e5K
M Hsr Dr.. .II3
Int Paper pr Is 100
INT Salt 49,. s. go
Iowa Central. 7fiL
level Tea pr ss y
pr. 81 s7A
e ayser LET pr.l02 lo3
helly Spr DIT 90 81
do 8 pc Or. 1924 1os
Kelsey Wheel. q los
kooE & D Sf. 8 10
DO pr So. 20
kresge pr ...I0s4 Iss
hress & Co. so ITO
dc pr .....Ios 100
Ligg & " prils i23
do p .IT3 iTs
Lima Lcco pr.i1o Il3
L-W Biscuit. o.. 43 ls
do lst pr...101 l0s
do "a Pr 1918 1912
forliard pr Ill us
3scksy Cos pr SSH AZ
Nah Coal $40
slallinson Pr. 30 ez
Man sug pr. 79H 80
n n 81 st a'' Rg B'i pr, ~ AZ
Do prior pr. ssA so
do I'd pr. lss 2n
Martin Parry. 3oIz 81
Max Mot cts I
dn lst pr Ct 5
do ID pr Ct
Mex ret pr. % es
Mich Centrel 30 ais
MsP& S s " 80 e5
do pr ..... ~ "a
do I'D lines. FL 81
" K & r pr 10 IS
DO pr new. 40k Il
Mont Pow pr los IIo&
NIoat Ward g.. 22S 2sh
Morris & Es. II 70
Body. IAN an
90 pr 800. so
Nat Acme .. IN l19
Nat Bis pr. .l22 Ia5
NRR " lst DIT 10 Il
y Y Helm. 100 10S
y y Shipbldg. ia 20
Y Falls pr pr. 10.
Norfolk So o.. Is 20
Norf q W Or 70 go
Nor Cent 80. II
No Scot ST. . Fl s2h
Ohio Fuel o.. 80 81
orph Giro pr - 80
Otis Elev T-1O0
OTIS Steel pr 81 sSh
Owens Bot pr. 100 l0&
Pacific Coast. " Is
do lst pr. So -
do I'd pr. i5 so
Pac Tel & r so SO
P p & r pr. e 70
Penney ] G pr ~
Pere VI pr pr 10 70
Petit Null. n
do pr ..... tl5
phi Jones g.. e "a
Pierce o pr. 43% ~
rit,s Coal pr es s5A
p r w & C.I2i
do pr In
Pits Steel Ut asG ~
p & w Va pr ss% ssA
Post Ger pr LOG IosA
Pr ST Car pr 90 100
Pr s. Ref pr 10 As
p o & pc pr. 95 81
Rys Sec 49,. 6s1a sex
Ry st Spr pr 10 ll2b
Reading I'd pr 52b 52n
Refs & Co. TX iTA
do lst pr 81 10
Rem T lst pr u r
do "a pr. So G.
Rens * Sar.lI7h
r l & 3 pr. 9l% e3
Rsyn Tch 80. 65 SO
do pr ...-.II5& iiiA
Rutland r pr. ~ 81
= l. K { r pr sei4 50
Savage Arms l4A I5h
Sears Roe pr.105ia lo7N
Shst Ar,T 90. ~ l0A
SIS 6 & / pr. - 20
5 p r gu pr. % es
Spicer N pr. SsA eos
Sseel TN;be pr - s.
Stern p 5 pr. esia -
sup Steel Pr eik
Terato- A 49,. ~ ~
T & ? ID y. $50 42o
Tdewster o., laa l2s
ISL & " Ct. 30 20
do ~ ct Az ~
7 Z z T pr. - 81
Underwood T lsk I52
Do IT ....Il2ts 100
In Talk 49,. 90 100
do pr .....i6s1s LOT
IN gar St.1ao 100
d. pr ....lI0 1l3
I 5 nv N pr 2.A 20
CSClP& F Dr sTA 6sn
= S Express : TN
L : Rub pr l04 104's
T : ( & n. AIS 4lss
d. IT - ~ 4T&
L. S To5aeco. 30 5sE
d. ~ I'm 40
= Rasi lst pr 81 81
V I c & c pr 72h "a
va Z & p pr. 40 -
Wabash pr 3 q %
Wells Fargo. Is rs
West Pac -. lsn ISIS
do pr 49,. 5SA so
West'se A b. 80 81
West Il pr. .l0s% l09x
West'se N pr. ~ "a
VII &c L f pr % 20
Whit Z OIL. 25h 25E
vi son Co -. Ala s2h
DO pr .... SO
Wis Central. 1914 so
W Z & NJ III 4 80 90%
do pr b.. 7sA rs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-22
Money and Credit

oaii money did not vary yesterday
'.'n' inc per cent level established
:. ~ 'ae opening. The market was quiet,
'H' usual Friday competition on the
fart OF lenders to put out funds over
Wv week end being lacking. Time
Az. rvdnsy was in only moderate request
i,b J ssses were firm on the newly es-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-22

gs wang W Clearings-Bank clearings at
ss5I Inn oI a. Yesterday were: Exchanges,
o, o., balances, $4,000, 900.
omas.esit..London, 85Ad; New York,
Nexiesssn.' bar, e99sc; foreign, e9%c;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-22

Four full columns Of in.
restnenf Qsscstsons and an.
swers sciII be published in
The Tribune every Sunday
and Monday. On other days
one full column .eiII appear.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-22
transactions Yesterday i'm Listed Stocks
summary of Stock Exchange Dealings
STOCKS

N00psright, 1929 New York Tribune Inc)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-22
The Dollar IN Foreign Exchange
Continued from third column

FINLAND (par 1915 cents a mark)
Demand ....... 2.1b 2.10 lss
Gables ...... Els 80 no
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-11-25
No Dances Or Parties
Here This Weekend

Annapolis is literally deserted
village" today. Practically everyone
who is not in Philadelphia to see the
Army-Navy gridiron struggle has gone
to Homewood Field, Baltimore. to see
St Johns and Hopkins fight out their
ancient rivalry.
Because of the absence OF the CAV
throng OF weekend visitors, who
usually do SO much to enIiven the So
cial life OF the city. az well as the de-
parture for the two football fields of
nearly all OF the native residents.
there will be no parties in town to-
night--even the usual Saturday night
dance at Caryel Hall having been
called off.
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-11-25
CALrARY NJ. E. Cnuacn

u. W. BURGAN. Pastor.
9:f5 A. M.--Sunday School In Re-
ligious Education Build
ing. Maryland avenue and
Prince George street.
9:45 A. NIB er hood Bible
Class. held in church
building, State Circle.
1900 A. M.-Church Nursery.
1880 A. M.--Sermon by the pastor.
7:15 p. NE pworth League
Bright Hour.
500 =. M.-Sermon by the pastor
500 p. NJ Wednesday, Church
Training School fSenior).
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-11-25
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICES
20 STATE CIRCLE

1000 A. M.-Sunday School.
11:00 A M.-Subject: Ancient and
Modern Necromancy
Alias Mesmerism and
Hypnotism, Denounced
The reading room is open every
Wednesday from 3 to S p. NJ. where
all authorized Christian Science lit
erature may be read. borrowed or pur-
chased. ALI cordially welcome.
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-11-25
Mrs. Richie To BE
PatrOness OF Charity Ball

Mrs. Albert c. Richie mother OF
Governor Richie is listed among the
patronesscs for the Charity Ball to be
given at the Lyric on the evening of
January 9. The list. which was an
nounced yesterday. includes the names
OF many other women prominent in
tho social life of Maryland.
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-11-25
Fell 10 See
!. Hopkins Game

Thomas Fell president of st,
b. College. and his two sons.
r and John Fell. will be among
Spectators az the ST. John's-Johns
fGns football game on Iomewood
4 today
Folls sons will also be among
present al The dinner and en-
nmom given by The Alumni as
grou al The Century Roof Garden,
moro tonight
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-11-25
PRrSBYrERIAN CnrRCn

REV. $. r.. PERSONS. n. ~. Minister.
9:50A. M-Sunday School.
1890 A. M.-Sermon by the pastor.
500 P. M.--Evening service. H.
Illustrated lecture on So
eial and Political Conoi,
tions in India.
Thanksgiving Union Service at the
Lutheran Church at 1880 Thursday
Sermon by DIR. Persons. Offering 10
Emergency Hospital.
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-11-25
BIBLE STUDENTS
Knights OF Pythias Hall

1000 A. M.-Children's Bible Glass.
1l:00 A M.-Bible study. The Di-
vine Plan OF the Ages.
1880 P. M.--Discoursc by J. +. l..
Trautfelter, OF Balti-
more.
All are welcome. .se
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RAsTPnRr N. g. cnuRcn

REV. JOHN r. JAEGER. Minister.
$50 A. M.-Men.s Bible Glass.
1880 A. M-Sermon by pastor.
2:S0 P. M.-Sunday School.
7:l5 P. NJ Epworih League.
500 p. NJ Sermon by the pastor
Subjec; Religion and
Politics.
The public is cordially invited TO all
services.
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PerTy.Riddell
Engagement Announced

The engagement Of Miss Janet Rid
dell, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Wal.
ter II. Riddell of Washington, to
Lieut.. Benjamin Franklin Perry. U. S.
n, has been announced. Lieut.. Perry
Is assigned to duty as executive officer
at the Academy and is also in charge
of football affairs.
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EASTPORT BApTTsr CHrncn
nR. john HOWARD EAGER. PaStof.
HOO A. M--Aiornine wofship. Sub.

nf. toHS HOWARD EAGER. Pastof.
I1:G0 A. M.--Mornins wofship. Sub
ject: "The Gospel of the
Sparrow"
2:s0 r. M.-Sunday School. John
Stokes, Supt.
ZOO p. NIB. Y. z. Union.
500 r. M.--Eveping worship. Sub
ject: THE Lord and The
Book"
10000 A. NJ. - Thursday Union
Thanksgiving Service.
Subject: THE Ameri.
can Situation" by Rev. j.
T. Jaeger; "Thanksgiv-
ing with Reference TO
the International Stu
ation." by Rev. John II.
y et Eager hSN
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/ ea.enant and Mrs Arthure Lang
are leaving today for Philadel-
4 ia attend the Army-Navy game,
i which they will 80 to Boston
/ ono yard Of the U. S. s. Bridge
,a which Lieut.. Langfield is at
H. Mrs. Laneheld VIII remain in
gp for several weeks
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|lohn's Griddcrs To
.suesis 0f Alumni

Nd Alumni Association OF Saint
College will entertain the foot
sound tomorrow night at the
|pry Roof Garden. Baltimore. at
IT, which viii be At G:30. Later
II will bc a show and dance.
expected, Will be attended
corcl of Annapolitans, in addi-
90 tho cadets