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New-York tribune., 1922-05-24
FINANCIAL

HtNRY j LEA<E, Auctioneer.
REGULAR AUCTION SALE
STOCKS AND BONDS
IN ADRIAN II. MULLER e. SON.
OFFICE 80 WILLIAM STREET.
WEDNESDAY. NAY PATH. 1922.
at 1920 O'Clock. At tho
EXCHANGE SALESROOMS
KOS. II and T. VESEY STREET.
For Account of Executors:
- & s5s lntegn2tonsl ,i Pos,s ca, su2P.y C.
shs Merchgnt Real Estate CO.
Tor iccount IL Whom y May Concern:
ESQ shs Fer'y-aftn and Forty-si1th
100 shs city Investing CO. Common.
LIE ms. Inbize .s [ Arttacial SIX co. Of
22S shE Tubizs ArtiAcisi SILK Co. Of
America Class y Common.
S2so'oo9 tGosyegun & Quito Railway list
200 shs indian 7ehning CO. prefd.
14,Qo9 shs ROYAL Divide
100 shs Midwest & Gulf OIL Corpn.
70 shs Kirby Lumber % PrefN
15o shs c.nn. Indianapolis Western
$50 she, clna. Lndia "a poll. & w.r,.-~
$4,000 corbin CON- 3 Coke CO. Sc Notes
1000 shs Grape Ola Products or America
800 81" Grape Ola Products of Arneric.
5000 IRON Steamboat Co. Of y. J. "a Lien
bonds
100 shs. SOUND Realty CO. sos. Paid.
100 shs. hamilton Bank Note Engraving
For Account of Administrstrix:
an shs Ar1e can Mailing Device
47s saa' Amer'oan Mailing D.v,e.
co -hs Fairfax L. 3. Mailing chu..
10 qa. Masonic Periodicals. mo-.
ahs Sfaso0tc periodical. foc COR,
All light tlUe and interest os Estate Of
COOK !o following man
run'e paleut applications. viz: No.
l.293.2f5. dated Feby 1919. No.
.294 11i ard 294 t82 dated Feby
IL. 1919. 30 244 7so, dated Feoy
*. 1879 No. l.2as.975 and l.a2s.t76,
allowed peo. .. Ial5 10. s".7le.
~ $40 allowed May %. 1915
For Account - Executors.
ZOO eh- Alamo Mines CO.
>a. Alaska ttastiueau Mining Co
.gu g. Bolivar Oil CO. ia
sa, Ctmasron Go.d Mining s De-
ieas Colorado sec curi-ies 20
2.590 shs Columbia Petroleum Syndicate,
1900 shs. Eia IIelean COD Mining Co.
10000 shs. CuyutIan Gold Mines Co
zoo sh-. Garden city sugar d; Land Co.
$s5 & she. General Eeucton corpn.
10000 shs. G.ant OIL & Gas co.
- shs Cod Belt Consolidated Electric
hHH NflS. henrietta COD Mining Co
1000 Shs IrEham Consolidated Gold
Mialng CO.
l2 m sh=. Klondylfo Cold Exploration CO
2.ooo shs KornHob Mining G Develop
l6oq sas. Metal.ureical Research CO.
- siIs- A .n bros CO.,
IL, ,hoo CHS. rarta us cod Mining Co
go shs. Papoose Gold Mining Co.
1Ata ~ts. iara tral sport Corpn
1900 shs. Park Mamie {. Queen Min!ag
ashs princo Albert Mining Co. Ltd.
sh Rosamont Park Co
" shs. T. 8. Sugar {, Land CO. Prerd
Is shs. l. : Sugar & Land Co Com.
1880 shs. Victoria Mines co.
100 shs. AntIllan Corpn.
1.046 2-5 shs Assets COrp1.
len shs Orient Nlnes g
Sis. Universal Turbine CO.
So 90 Garden city CO. Income SIS 1890.
F422 -5 Demand Note Wn. p. Dunbar,
$l75s.t - Demand Note Lot II Co & X Y
NeNi-an on Co. 119/IA
15Qe 2Q Demand Note T. II. I Raborg
1/2/13.
Ss2oo a E JENKINS Clai-n.
$1,000 Iaster II Smith Claim.
$4,000 rrustee C'fs for interest IN trust
fund deposited With Colorado Title
Trust 90. Niqu-date1 - extent
E2s3-24 Interest IN Eugene A sunderl.n.
For account Of Samuel Kahsn. Esq. As
sig~nn AssiEuea's r,ght title ana in
crest N suniry unco,lected outstand-
iiE accounts - ass guei estete OF
sam Ramm Co. Inc. List al euc-
roneers Office.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-24
Investment
Information

Qnestions Of general interest TO in
tcStofs W'H DC ons'ccred IN this col-
Wnn. m wh'ch case only initials w;N
DC used. Others tciU be nnsmercd On
moH Address oil inquiries, inclos-
,ng stamped, addressed eureiope. TO
financial Editor, The Tribune, 15L
NdsSdn Street. Ne,o Yoyk City.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-24
"AgWi" Issue Authorized

Stockholdors Of the Atlantic, Gulf
and West Indies Steamship Lines at a
special meeting yesterday authorized
an issue Of Sl.S00,000 fjvc-year Der
cent gold bonds and first preferred
trust 'ndenture OF mortgage upon steel
'"hN steamshlps owned by the COM
p.aNY. Shareholders elected Francis
Merrill and \. j. Miller directors. sHc-
ceediug A. K. Nicol. former Drcs;dent
aud Oliver F. Brown.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-24
READING COMPANY
General Office. Reading Terminal

17HIIadNT NNla, My IT. Ut
The Board of Directors has declared from
the net earnings \ ouarterlv dividend Of
one per cent 90 on the First Preferred
Stock of the Company, to he paid on June
s. 1922, to stockholders or record at the
close OF business May 22. 1922. Checks
VIII be mailed to stockholders who have
filed dividend orders with tho Treasurer.
JAY V. HARE Secrotarv
New-York tribune., 1922-05-24
Federal Land Bank Bonds

q I95I-I93I..- .-.-----.l .l00lA 102I4 475
JOINT Stock Land Bank
5tq> I951-lfSI. .I03Ia 105l, 463
Joint Stock Lana Bank
-. lea9-l 92t... ,.-, 80 100 500
Bank 6'2s, 1q5l-192l...104 10s 40
Chlc4eo Joint Stock Land
Eani> 5s. Iq2--lq40 &C.,. a97. tooi. 4q5
Chicago Joint Stock Land
Bank 6s le51-l93I .....102 l03 462
New-York tribune., 1922-05-24
Government Oil ROYALTIES

AAIIINGTON, May % ROYALTIES
amounting to S1oo9,oo7 accrued to the
government during April from oil and
gas produced on public lands in Wvom
N, ,42 and California, the Bureau Of
NiihcS announced to-day OF this
amount S18A60o was credited Wyoming
and $224,A00 California.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-24
Federal Light Speculative

Question VIII You be kind enough to
give me tho benefit OF your opinion on
Federal Light and Traction Compnny both
preferred and common would like to
know what you think OF tho future Of this
concern and what you th!nA would be a
fair price for the purchase OF tho stock
u. $ Y.
Answer-The Federal Light and
Traction Company was organized in
1910, and dividends on the preferred
stock were paid regularly from date of
organization to September, 1914, in
clusive. March i, 1922, a stock div-
dend OF 42 per cent was paid on the
preferred and Il regular quarterly divi-
dend OF IL per cent. Although the
common stock has noJ as vet paid divi-
dends 4 resumption of the preferred
dividends, which were omitted for a
period Of seven years, indicates i'm
provcmeNt in the traction situation
What the future holds in store for this
company remains to be seen. These
stocks al present must be regarded as
speculative.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-24
NOKTHERN SUGAR FORpORsT1ON
= OfiCe to 81 nc o Ilhn

You ara hereby notified that he Annual
Meeting Of Stockholders of Northern Sugar
Corporation viii be halo al The general
once of the corporation No. II Wall
street In the City Of New York State
OF May, 4. =. 1922. al two o'clock p NJ
OF that day, for the election OF directors
and for the transaction Of euch other
business may properly come before The
meeting
SHERWIN A HILL, Secretary.
Northern Sugar Corporation.
Dated, Detroit. MICHIGAN. May J. Ie22
New-York tribune., 1922-05-24
American Telephone & Telegraph Co.
Thirty Year Five Per Cent. Collateral Trust
Cold EOnds. due Deormher l. Ill6

Coupons from these Bonds. payable by
their terms on juno l. 1870. At tho office
or agency OF the Company in New Yori. or
in Boston, will be paid in New York At me
Bankers Trust Company. IL Wall street. or
in Boston ut The Merchants National Bank
H. BLAIR-SMfTH. Treasuror
New-York tribune., 1922-05-24
DIVIDEND NOTICES
VIRGINIA IRON, coal & CONECO

New York. May 2S 1892
At q. meeting Of the BOARD Of Directors
held to-day at the Offices OF he Company.
40 Wall Street, New York, dividend 81
~ &c was declared on the Preferred Stock
payable July ]. 1929, to Stockholders Of
record at the close OF business .rune 7b
l9-2. The transfer books VIII not be closed.
JOHN II. NEWTON.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-24
Lake Eric & Western

Above earnings include Los Angeles 4
SILT Lakc Rallroad
New-York tribune., 1922-05-24
Standard OH Commands

tnFlo 81. ~ y
4. R-fg f.5g 7a,. --
do If f'& 7rs -
t'-u. .a- i- sou ~
Cfss4--t >o ia Cif.Zis 21T
H.. = IS i' h /. 90 -,
COM 9. .tsl liz. 1lG
C-esr lrl.I1o 1Iot4
Cp,r,pr . l(an.560 67o
gp,e T. 4-1 Up Ky. 43l7 81
CS0.,e-.. Neb..lGo l9t
fo % = J.1e0 1tH
IN oo pC-.t15 1l6
pI..tsl ~ - Ns. & ts3
n. p., DO pf 116 Jl,
y, III ~NHn X r an 10
\ 0-z 70 Tx Cr F5 100
No p .o is2 do rf..-lo5 IuT
Ot,o on ~ loo Neru Dil.8-B 80
"a Nc IS ls~S o.. % 50
% ~r..r
New-York tribune., 1922-05-24
OFFICE or
THE UNITED GAS INI'RON ENiFNT 60
n. W. Corner Broad and Arch Streets

FhITadaIphIs, NsTrl s W.
The Directors have this day declared r.
quarterly dividend Of one and three qua
ter per cent (S7 he per share) The
Preferred Stock of this Company, payable
June 10. 1922, to holders Of Preferred stock
OF record 81 the close OF business May 81,
1929
Checks will be mailed
/ W MORRIS Treastrar
New-York tribune., 1922-05-24
MARTIN-PARRY CORPORATIONS

-NeW fOrk, ApTlI TO, I9gE
The Board OF Directors OF the Martin
Parry Corporation has this day declared
a dividend OF ffty cents t50c.) . share on
the capital stock OF the corporation, pay.
able June !. 1922. to stock ckhoiders of rec
ord at the close OF business May Is. l92e
he transfer books VIII not be closed.
+. NJ. SMALL. President
New-York tribune., 1922-05-24
entura Consolidated oil

Tae \oH;ura tonsoIidated OF COM
pany ~oported fer the year ended De
cer-ber ST. 1921 net earnings Of ST.
s5s,13-. equivalent to S3.12 a share on
the $4,000 outstanding shares. com
lsred wi'n $Sie i'm the preceding year
New-York tribune., 1922-05-24
Sugar Stock s
Certificates Of Indebtedness and United
States Treasury Notes
New orll City Ronds

Acceptable in raymont Of Federal tsxes
on the dates of ulaturlty
New-York tribune., 1922-05-24
Empire Gas and Fue! Company

BY IBANk ". FRI'EAI'TIF
Dated May II, 1a22 FrezI3or+
New-York tribune., 1922-05-24
FINANCIAL MEETINGS
THE HANOVER NATIONAL BANK
OF the City of New York.
Nassau and Pine SIS

20 the Shareholders
CT the Hanover National Bank
10 of

of thc HaNoVer EeIional Bank
OF the City OF New York:
Notice IS hereby given that a special meet.
ing Of the shareholders of mis- Bank has
been called and Will be held at 10 O'Clock
4. NJ, on Tuesday, the sixth day OF June.
1922. at the banking office OF The Hanover
Nattcnal Bank Of the city OF New York.
corner of Nassau and Pine Streets Manhat-
tan. City os New York 10 Note upon tns
following resolution;
RESOLVED, that, under the provisions
Of the Act OF May l. 1865. the capital Stock
Of this Association be increase in the sum
OF 81 600 000. making the total capital
$4,000, 600. Sad Increase shall he made b.
a. stock dividend from the undivided proNts
OF the Bank. and to vote Upon such other
rat'ers as may properly be brought before
BY order OF the Board OF Directors
WILLIAM r. CABLE. JR Cashisr.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-24
Passes National Bank Bill

WASHINGTON, May 23-A bin
e.anune perpetual charters to national
BANKS was passed to-day by the House
ard sen, TO the Senate.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-24
CONTRACT NO o0s

F-1le anaI--Se'tI0n o.
For cors,ructiag d 1airtor gate at ths
north end Of the dam at Bal1winsv,!e.
Sheets | 70 :. inclusive.
Ard for tha construction OF Barge canal
terminals pursuant 20 the provisions OF
Chapter 7f8 Of the Laws OF 1911 ard amend
aior! tSws, and Chapters 176. LAWS Of 1921.
and los, Laws Of 1922.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-24
AMERICAN Ca> COMPANY

quarterly dividend OF one end three
quarters per cent sas been declared on
the Preferred Stock of this Company.
payable July lst. 1922. to Stockholders OF
record at the close of business June 18TH
1879. transfer Books Will remain open.
Checks mailed. Il. II. ISNCN
Secretary and Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1922-05-24
MISCELLANEOUS on Companie,

d. 7aa. Mary o. Dp Iei. I-
~ ~ ! '-
Gu't or ;so E'l,'s
7Lq-o&R KS s,- o.. - 4 -
~ @ f,ife F..
%ss Pc ~ Sa1n. Pig - -
New-York tribune., 1922-05-24
PROPOSALS
STATE OF NEW WORK

OFFICE OF jPERINTENDEH-T OF
PUBLIC WORKS. ALBANY.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS:
Sealed proposals will be received by the
undersigned At his Office IN me Capitol a.
AihenT. : y. until twelvs o'clock noon or
hour they Vii te publicly opened and rea /,
for improving the New Tork state canals
pursuant To tne provisions o! Chapter 141 of
The Laws OF 1eG3, ami Of the acts amend
atory thereof ana supplementary thereto.
sn3 CHAPTER so Of the Laws OF 1918. as
New-York tribune., 1922-05-24
PROPOSALS
Utah Securities Corporation
Ten-Year Six Per Cent. Cola Notes

Electric Bond and Share Company (oallea
herein the un4ers gned) in behalf oe utah
Securities CorporstIou. iryi,es proposals IN
writing for sale % Itah-Sncurities rorpo~a-
ton Of its T"n-Year Six '"r Cont cold No-os
such proposals must he delivered in seal ~
envelopes 10 the Undersigned q its Office No
- Broadway. in the Borough Of lfauhattfr7.
City Of New York. at or prIor 30 twaI.e
O'Clock noon on May of. t92-. The under
signed has the absolute righ- t. accept in
Whole or In part. or to reject in whole or in
part, any proposal
Notice Of purchase Of any Notes Will he
mailed on May Is, 1922. Tho Notes Du~-
chased must De delivered to the und=rsi gned
at its Office aforesaid before the clos@ ol
business on June :. 1922. and The under
signed has n" absolute rzht 70 daal-ne 20
accept any Notes 50 purchased winch SHAH
5,. nr tentered for deiiyery subsequent To the
Funds with which 70 pay any Notes so
dersigned.
EIECTRIC RnMn AND cuApr rnhanANu
New-York tribune., 1922-05-24
miscellaneous Markets
ruhllc rtilitlcs sccurItie.

EI AvEf Ri Ask
-. : uf.Nr 80 -
ll pt rf. 81
-rf -
d7 tN pf So
'i 'c-N pc ga as =
d. -t E' 81 e
A tfff 1.t Et.Nl- list osa.
A. -o 50 go 9s >
~ f-.f 20 ee
do DO - 70 -
Apr lr 5s~ ~ ~ -
p i.1 lta .;E F~- -r-rf sE SO
cs77i < a. ,cr -,, t',v ST .o
cent S.a J. 'f Nl pf qs
On IF it.u fty l. TO "a
CITES Sfc.' +' do If.. SIS 80
J, N'. 'a Edl 1N3 Jo4
sH Hn pt...il1 leo
c. ar '.' Std q & r. II ia
d. ss' a5 oo Yf... as 49,,
0o,fsp 90 "a x + & 2fa
d. NJ - fa do nj 1ql -
cod apf s. T.F re 50 q0
do pt 5 - & F.. 81 70
C cash so do 81 nj -
dcSt0ctIg2 Vs,r p.,r. .ft. s2
Colo Pwr. 10 rs go.uuf - Nl
do pf... s5
New-York tribune., 1922-05-24

ne company's refining plant treated
''asi1 III barrels Of crude oil in 1921,
compared with 1852 ,639 in 1920
New-York tribune., 1922-05-24
FINANCIAL
To the Holders Of
Empire Gas and Fuel Company

bona secured sinking bund tOnycrtible six
Fer Cent. Notes Dated june iG. 1919.
Proposals are iuvifAa 10 be nlade TO
Bankers Trust Company. l5 Vail Street
New YOri, city, as Trustee under the In
denturc between Empire CAS- and Fuel
Company and safd Trustee occurring the
to said Trustee. for Tho account ~ the
Sinking Fund provided for in sald lnder-
tHre. OF notes Of said issu" al prices not 20
exceed 10iSio OF the principal of sad
on to Ju.y !, 1922. on or before july 1.
1922, this CorNpa will dcDosit or there
Will be available with the TUs'ee a sum
sufficient to retire at prices mot exceeding
the price above mentioned. ono Hundred
GiXtYTWo Thousand One Hundred r. gft..
Six Dollars (S162.1es). principal arionnr ~
said notes plus unpaid accrued interest 20
said flatei and IL is the intention of sa 4
Trustee pursuant 90 Tie provisions Of said
rmnsm.IrG' rnc.inod 20 anpy Ge non. So ac
notes of said issue 80 nor 70 exceed the
price above mentioned.
All proposals should be securely scaled
end marked "Proposal for the sale -
Six Per Cont ,lotes ~ Empire Gas and
Fuel Com pany. dated June 1t. laIa.' 1uus,
be for all or any part Of The uotes offered
must state the aggregate face va ,ue and
the denominations of tn" particular notes
50 offered for sale ana must be received hy
the Trustee at its Corporate Trust Depart
on rS@d May y 27. ' i922' Tj22@ to we've ''o0 "o'
Advices as 70 notes accepted. VIII be
mailed on or before May ~ 1922 by Bank
ers Trust Company, Trustee
Federal Income Tax ownorship certif-
Gates. covering accrued interest. should ac-
company all accepted notes.
Empire Gas and Fue! Company
BY FRANK w. FRUEAI-Fi'
New-York tribune., 1922-05-24
ROndz

Ac&Er~ a=ta-71t = - So, sSi,
Pd rs 4o 9l L f.. & Y es DSla as
Aqp,n rs 81 Ssls II-tahSer es'0O 100l5
ra-c SIS oSl-IV- q, = as as ~,
90 ? ls s5:. So Wis Ell - Ia 9S
(. Paso rs. = 5
New-York tribune., 1922-05-24
ELECTRIC BOND AND SHARE COMPANY
BT :. 4, MITCHELL, President.
Dated Ndu IS. 1Q2e

PROPOSALS ARE INVITED BY THE
Bureau of Engraving and Printing f-r
tho furnishing complete Of Two Web Per
foreting Machines and two lrtag- Web
Printing Presses In accordance with blue
prints md Specifications furnished BIZ,
Bureau OF Engraving ana Printing. Pro
posas to be received I'D to = 81 Nay
3lst. 1922. Further information w'N -
Director.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-24
10 a7-pR0pOSArS r0p ~

NO e7-pROpOsALs FOR FJRN!sHINC;
10000 5-inch and 5oo0 4-incf umina-ing
projectiies VIII be received at the Navy
Department, Bureau Of Ordnance. tntil u
O'Clock noon June 5, 1922. when thav Wiz be
publicly opened. iHorms - propo~al@ and all
Of u the l.iA 9reau tI5, Of 0rnanc INV I
ment Chas. 3. McVay j.. Chief Of Bursau
Of Ordnance. May IL. 1872
New-York tribune., 1922-05-24
Insurance Companies

a.. .ah,e ~ Narrower so 90
C~-aw'th s01 ~ 6 @E
ID & Pao e0 WI 80
frsla..n -.'.4fp I.V
Globe & r 1901 20
Gf- Am t-a 5
New-York tribune., 1922-05-24
Trust and Surety Co,panieu

.ri t-. A,e. KI Asked
aE.a Lincoln T-..i60 -
g. S-'t'E e. u II tiaI'-lcfrs .225
NetrepltH- 2G5 275
Hi q .'-k i' - t4'r Bond. SO 104
Go . MIX y W...i15 $50
90. 60. oAIoh ..S 81. Sur~ty. 2o7 2I4
Im-r-. IT, 1.f y ~, Gao
y r.rs - ,ot 800
Ecui,Dl TT e-1 80 qoa
L. I go T-st.. Ass9..1e0 $50
: Is. -h- -} -stl- Guar .S4. Sc
e. - & r395 sos
Hudson Ia -..,1. ;os9 s9 loo
f.gs 20 7o1 ,sn
-, a's Ne-, L & MISC 10
New-York tribune., 1922-05-24
PITTSBURGH i

10 ANN VT Prod II II ~ II
81 Ark Gas ..... II 12as IL IL
80 \ " Gl Mich pf sos. S9s4 s9% sas4
II cons Ice pf... "a - "a 90
120 Tidal ........ 1G7s 1l14 l37s '14A
$50 Lone star Gas. 277s % PA 2slA
50 Mfrs Light ... 81 80 bS SO
30 Nat FlreproOf ~ ss4 6fs Sae
l40 do IF ...... 20 % 1a7s 1875
4&5 r supply .-. $50 10 54ia 549.
l75 z oil ...... ~ 1872 10 u
3l5 Ol,la Nat Gag 22l. 22l2 22 %
10 Fgh Pl Glass 160 1Go 100 $50
go PEh OH < Gas qi2 ga
100 Union Gas ....12Sla 12a a 195 +. 12si2
50 Whouse Air Is. 9+ia 94ia "a ~
GO Salt Creek con 1874 1884 1872 l3%
New-York tribune., 1922-05-24
Union Pacific Net
And Gross Show
Decline for April
Operating Income Registers
a 81, 1,5O6,974 Decrease:
Maintenance Of Way and
Equipment Expenses Up

Tho Union Pacific, the first of the
important railroad systems of the
country to mako public its April earn
ings, bears out in it's report the recent
forecasts that revenues for that month
would fall below those of March, when
the total for all Of the Glass l roads
was in excess Of s83. 100000
There was sharp decline in both
gross and net earnings. Total oper-
ating revenues amounted to $13,142,24G
a decrease Of s1,421 ,169, while the April
operating income Of $l,017,411 showed
a drop Of $l,5o6,e74. The items making
up the revenue account showed n loss
OF $l,lo7.646 in freight earnings and a
decline Of 9226,645 in passenger income
Operating expenses showed a de-
crease Of only SOL ,43s, there being n
decrease in every department except
maintenance Of way and equipment
and $2o6,2o4 were reported.
Union Pariflc Eystem
New-York tribune., 1922-05-24

Four full columns of in.
rcsfn1ent questions and an
S,oers ,rul be published il,
The Tribune every Sunday
and Monday. On other days
one full column ,ciU appear.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-24
Philad eiphia
Bonds

$4,000 Poll Tel 7s....1o77s 1o77s 1919 1o7ss
1000 Eicc & Poo 4s. 50 60 81 SO
5000 Lake sup as. 27a. 27a4 &7'+ 379.
1000 PHI FL l4sw 9f7s 9o7s 9aa< a9a.
@Go0 40 LIST 5s... - % rs AS
5000 do na....... l02 /. l03 a l0S = 03 :.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-24
Boston Curb

va Ask Bid Ask
anna -..'. 20 go |ioNa ....
rWS ~ :" pc Iluip GOV. ....
nN ti""N la R0so 30 36
- '5 H"H ...-1 20 Majestic .. 10
= hlei Com. : - Mex MetRlsl is
ala N"ras ,.t' Mutual = T..24 -
CRYSTAL new. ~ 17s Nixon 8
p"uhtgh SYN Metals
Eagle II \ 2ll r son S,o ~ On
Euro Gro ..2" o6 .Tev9nn
First Natl. 20 So TN Ext 2os. 9oil
Gadsden g.. IL u. Yukon . SOC | %
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1922-01-12
RECORDS GROWTH OF Tree
Apparatus Known as the "DendoI
graph" Does Useful Work In Gar
den Of New York PARK.

A maple tree In the Botanical gar
dens Of Bronx park In New York Is
the subject Of very interesting ex-
pertinent. II is being used In test of
the dendrograph, an apparatus FOR
recording the growth Of tree.
70 u casual observer the tree ap-
pears TO be merely the central sup
port OF a wire cage. such ms might be
used for housing some small animal,
and many visitors possibly approach
IL with that In mind. There are four
square walls OF wire and roof which
meets the tree trunk above.
A closer look reveals that there are
no animals or birds, although some
thing that looks somewhat like a bird
house Is attached to bracket nj one
side. This In reality Is the little tin
house or cover Of the recording drum
Of the dendrograph. Other parts OF
the apparatus are the collar and belt
Of blocks which encircle the tree and
the recording rod which marks the
trees growth on the cylinder. The
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1922-01-12
MILK Is CHEAP

The COW is wonderful machine
for manufacturing food from grain
and roughage w. d. Nichols has
the following to say in the Southern
Agriculturist:
From an economic standpoint milk
is the cheapest Of the animal foods.
Armsby, one of our most eminent
authorities in physiology and agri-
cultural chemistry, has shown that a
poor COW returns milk equivalent in
food value to one fifth the food she
has eaten, which is twice the return
given by a good steer, and that a
good milk COW is three times as eff
ficient as the steer as a food pro-
Queer. In this regard the cow ex'
ceeds every other food laboratory
known.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1922-01-12

collar arrangement Is In contact with
the trunk NJ the tree at only two
points.
The instrument was installed before
growth started. II gives continu-
Gus record Of all changes In volume
IN the trunk Of the tree. II records
these changes with extreme accur'
acy.
Having been satisfactorily installed,
the dendograph needs no further ad-
justment or. In fact. attention OF any
sort, excepting that once week the
clockwork must be wound and a new
record sheet placed on the recording
cylinder.
The tree whose daily and hourly
growth is thus being noted and record
ed is young sugar maple about =
foot in diameter native tree, not
planted hut having sprung from n
chance seed.
The official memoranda accompany
ing the dendograph stated that the
Instrument consists essentially OF a
belt OF blocks TO be clamped around
the trunk Of tree In such manner
that II is believed that no modihca-
ton OF the growth action OF the tree
is caused except at the actual tangents
where the blocks touch the tree. This
belt OF blocks serves as a stable sup
port for the recorder and other parts
OF the apparatus"
The essential feature OF the apparat'
MS Is the yoke. made up Of slotted bars
Of barrie, an alloy with a very low TEN
perature coef'icient, which Is held In
position by the upright fingers" Of
spring brass wire which hold the
yoke In place without exerting any
notable pressure on the tree.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1922-01-12
The War 10 Over.

The Woman was passing church
on a west-slde corner. II was a crisp
evening and the electric light near by
circled full upon crippled colored
man sitting on the top step Of the
church entrance. His deiapidated army
hat spelled eX-service man. As the
Woman slowed a Jaunty doughboy. cap
set at perilous angle, stopped at the
foot OF the stairs and breezed:
Hello old fellow, what's the mat
teri"
"All In. dead broke-and hungry"
was the reply.
The doughboy turned his pockets
out ruefully. and as a bit Of small
change clinked to the sidewalk he
stopped picked II up and handed II to
the other. with:
"I'll get some more soon. Hope II
brings yer luck"
"Thanks, boz" answered the other
Tears made the Woman hurry on
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