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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-16
F. |. UTTER
ANNOUNCES
CANDIDACY
Continued from Page One.)

by Mayor Halvorsen to investigate
the demands of the Salem Street
Car company, and is member of
the committee on account and cur
rent expense. In past years he has
been chairman of the police com
mittee, and he is well acquainted
with the working of the police de-
partment.
Centralized authority, sucH as
Is found in most large cities of the
country, with the mayor directly
responsible to the people, is fav-
ored by DR.. Utter, who hopes to
see the chief of police position
an appointive, rather than an cleo
tive one.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-16
LIoya GeorSe areI yusfa 81 ,ueas1,rs3

Premier Lloyd George of Great Britain shown here with his wife
wedding Princess Mary and Vcount
successfully the greatest crisis in his
threatened resignation has averted and he
his solving problem of for
will vacation according to London
continue deve into plans for
peaceful settlement of government problems in India.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-16
Cooperation Held Need.

"At the present time the may
or's hands are tied in case he wish
es to enforce economy, or to make
improvements Of any nature in the
department" DR.. Utter explained.
"a chief of police,if he SO desired,
might do almost as he wished.
Like most every other member Of
the council l believe that the chief
of police should be held RESPONSE
BILE to the mayor, as he is in other
communities, and that the mayor
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-16

Messages sent by radio tele-
phone are more rapid than radio
telegraph service.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-16

Electricity Is used for making
blue prints, and does the work as
we'll as sun light.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-10
WHEAT ADVANCES ON
BIG DEMAND REPORTS

CHICAGO, May 9.-Wheat aver
aged mig -r in price Tuesday, helped
by reP Is of improved calls from
dome millers and by talks Of re-
vival Of foreign demand. The close
however. was unsettled 1-2 net lower
10 / lie advance with May 1877 IS
10 13s and July 1913 SIS TO 1913 ca.
Corn lost ID n rs. oats 1-Sc 10 1-4c
n 3-Sc. Provisions the outcome vari-
ed from 1c decline 10 Is advance.
Word that flour business was pick
ing up somewhat came from Mime
apolis and Toledo as well az from
Chicago mlllers and did q good deal
10 bring about the upward swing
which started soon after the open
ing. There was also some buying OF
May wheat here for millers who were
removing hedges Gossip about bet
ter export business in wheat was
based partly on news OF European
high prices for potatoes.
Considerable evening up OF trades
10 prepare for the government crop
due after the close. tended further
10 aid the bull side OF the market
The official estimate OF the arobabls
yield. however. was about as gSner-
ally expected.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-10
IRREGULAR TREND
FEATURES MARKET
Alternate RecessiOns and Raj.
lies Attend Contracted
Exchange Session.

NEW YORK. May 2. 80 Alternate
recessfons and rallies attended tues
days session OF the stock exchange,
an Irregular TO heavy tone prevail
ing al the close. The markets scope
contracted yisibly and total sales az
eregated slightly under the familiar
share mark.
There was less selling pressure
among leaders. the occasional re-
versaI apparently resulting more
from an absence OF buying power
than from any concerted efforts of
the short interest
Pools continued their maneuvers
.n several CT the more obscure in
dustrials and specialties. but their
operations ELECTED little or no OUT
side support. New Haven made \
new high record for the year at 80
3-s and several OF the investment
trans-continental and coalers also
improved Sales amounted TO 9s5,-
600 shares.
Further actual and prospective
advances IN prices OF raw and re-
fined ole were announced. but re-
ports OF another upward revision Of
fabricated iron and steel were not
confirmed
on the lighter inquiry. money
rates eased. all call loans being made
AT four percent
Advances received by banking in
tcrests respecting developments az
Genoa indicated less tension in that
quarter All foreign exchanges We're
substantially above yesterdays mini
mum quotations. excepting remit
tsnces to central Europe
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-10
INDUSTRIAL COURT
BEGINS WAGE PROBE

TOPEKA. Kas. May 9.-Whether
Kansas working girls shall he placed
on silk or cotton stocking basis
Of pay was fought out here today.
The Kansas industrial court start
ed final hearings on its tentative
women's minimum. wage order Tes.
timony Of employers witnesses al
the preliminary hearing, that girls
could dress on $3.50 yearly and
wear . cent cotton hose provoked
rioting by girls in department stores
here
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-10
cH1cAGn LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO Nav 9-HOGS- Receipts.
22OO0: market steady: tor, s109J: bulk,
$50 25GT 10 %: heavy weight. $40 406I lO.tH
medium weight 10000 1880: light
weight. $40 sJ6f 1926: light lights. $1,000
~ 1890: heavy packing sows. smooth,
50 G06 10: packing sows, rough, S94OH
.q75. pigs. $40 25d 10 g..
SHEEP Receipts. 5000: market &c
higher: lambs. S14 -: Gull and common.
S2d5: yearIiUg wethers, S9d12; ewes, 50
asa
CATTLE Receipts. 1000: market
steady. choice and prime. SS75n9.33
medium good 81 7Jd SO. common, Sis
6fTII. good and choice. SS.35d92l. com
mon medium 81 2j6i SIS: butcher cattle,
heffprs s. aOGf : 80: cows. Sc Si1 Z -
bulls S47JGfS -: Gamer cutters. 3.Ion
4 81. Gamer steers 81 75d 81. veal
calves. So jOd 10: feeder steers. 62od
7SJ. stocker steers. S66775: stocker
cows and heifers 81 25G625.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-10
SOUTH BEND MARKETS.

SOUTH BEND MARKETS.
SEED MARKET.
Corrected Daily by ID. 4. Rove COZ q
Michigan st. Phone Lincoln 523gl
TlMOTHI-Selling. $3.50 per bu
CLONER-Medium red, selling. SIS:
ALFALFA-SeIling S14
SUDAN GRASS-SelIing 81 cwt.
AlLLET-Common. selling. sL75 cwt
Hay. STRAW AND FEED.
ALSIkE-Selling, S14.
Corrected Daily by the Wesley Mile,
Flour and Feed Co. 4eO =. Michigan 81
NEW y, Phone Psr Main s sS2la,o ~,
OATsEPaying. 4Oc: selling. 0aeOc
CORN-Paying, soc; selling. 6Od7Oc
CLOVER SEED-Paying. Sl4; selling
ALsIKE CLovER-selline. s14a1a
ALFALFA-Northern grown. s14
HIDES AND TALLow.
Corrected Daily By =. W. Lippman. els
" Main sc. Phone Main ssi1
HIDES-5c: caifskins. 10c
ALLOW-Rendered. sc: rough. 2a3e
BEESWAA-25d35 CSC per ID.
LARD-12sc ID.
WHEAT. CORN. OATS. ETC.
'C S,,,s Daily by d. B. Morgan, star
oATS-Paying, &c.
MIDDLINGs- Selling. si6O cw.
SEED OATS-Selling SIC bu
BRAN-Selling. 81. 80 cwt
RiE--Paying eOc.
SCRATCH FEED-SellinE. 500 cut
WHEAT-No. ]. paying. s1S5 bu.
Corrected Daily by Brotherhood Groc~ry
go y. Main st. Phone M-t>5S.J
BUTTER-Paying. SIC: selling. 42c
FRESH EGGS-Paying. &c. selling
20 doz
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES - Can
foTnia navel oranges, 40c doz
POTTOES-Selling. S175 on.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-10

reipts 300 market steady best heav-
les S1075: medium mixed $1,000: com
mon choice $1,000. bulk Of sales. 5000
SHEEp-Receipts, %; market lower
steady: TOP. S26G.
CALNES-Receipts. $50: market
steady top. 50.
CATTLE Receipts. 100: market slow.
steady steers. S550mS; cows and heif-
ery s. 5l0GG = -
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-10

EAST BUFFALO. y. y, Nav 9-CAT
TIE Receipts. 175 head market slow
. shipping steers s. 50EI9. butcher grades
e 500 :. e. heifers s. 50Ff = %. cows. S2t1
g 75 buIlE S4d575. milk COWS ant
stringers S45d 125. feeders. SSdS
CALVES Receipts. GO. market slow
Gull % choice. S1Hl0
SHEEP AND IAMRS- Receipts Coo
market slow. choice lambs Sl3 J0fi Is
Gull 10 fair. $50 L.. yearlinEs. S10H11 -
sheen SSm10
Receipts 90. market slow
Workers S11 501 m 65. pigs S1f 35fI IN ~
mixed. St1 3I1 n -. heavy. ST. 25d II b
roughs S9a31j. stays. sat
INDIANAPOLTS LIVE STOCK
INDIANAPOLIS. MAY g.-HOGS- Re
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-10

pfTTSRt re. Pa May 0-HOGS-Re-
ceipts rs douhledcCks. market higher /;
prime heavy All 10 mediums. Si13jG
n ~: heavy Workers S1145a 11.5o: light
Workers. S11 35~i m ~ pigs. Sf135T fl.45
r0uEhs SSdS ~. stays. S5d 52j.
CATTLE Receipts light market
steady. choice. IS GOdS 90. good. $50 % /.
fair & i0N $ - veal cares Sgda ~
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts light {.
market slow: prime wethers. =. 300 g /.
good. S70S fair mixed. S6Gf. lambs
Sl3 e5d14
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-10

CHICAGO. Nav -BTTTER-Cream
cry 35c: standards. safe irsts, 3lm34c
seconds 27d 2tlC.
EGGS-Ordinaries, "a [2l2c. hrsts
24ieH243c
HEESE-Twins. 15d 16c, Americas
16i4c
POULTRY Fowls. 24c; ducks. DC
geese lee turkeys. &c; roosters. Toe
broilprs asa 45c
POTATOES Receipts eel ears, Wis
consin round white sacked. 81 Jd ~
bulk. 81 GpGI I 65. Michigan. sacked. 81 "a
0t70: Idaho and Colorado rurals. 81 90
Florida Spauld LIZ Rose No 7 S650 No
e 81 25m4.jO. Alabama Bliss TriumphS
No L sarked s. 7Ini
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-10

CHICAGO. Nav 0.-WHEAT-No. :
red. BIS M32c; No. . hard. 3Tn3sl5c
yolloR yelS %S 9sllow c N1
G217~: No yellow Goa 6Oikc No. vel
low. 596 59iac No. q yellow. so, a 59c
No mixed. 60Lc. No. = mixed. J0tsc
So So No' NV white s1Gsil5c No White White
asa, IN J9i.c
OATS-No. } white. 3Sd 4Oc. No 4
white 36t5d3Siac
RYF-No .. S1O6
TIMOTHY JA66
81 ONFK-S0OfIpo
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-10

BETS AND CARROTS-New. sellihS
CABBAGE-Selling Zoe 10.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-10
CHIsAGO GRAN CLOSE.

tItI'itiU. May u
wHEAT-May up s.; July of X;
Sept. up X.
CORN-May of u July Of ~ Sept.
IN q,
-OAl S-May of y: July OF y Sept.
OF u
PROvIsIONs-Higher.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-01-20
WHAT TO BJY-ARD-WTIE.RE "a

minutes: cool, ada lemon and apricots
ana freeze to a mush: add 2 stiffly
beaten egg whites and freeze Until
firm. Pack in salt and ice; allow to
stand two hours or more.
Prullc Gatcau.
Take l cup Prune pupil IL cups
ground chocolates: 4 egg yolks: Ia cup
sugar. Heat pulp and choco-
late in double boiler; beat egg yolks,
d sugar. then add to prune mixture.
Cook until thick, stirring constantly.
Set aside to become perfectly cold.
Second part Take 1-2 cup butter Gun
salted preferred); l 1-3 cups powder
ed sugar.: 4Negg whites: 1-2 cup finely
spoon vanilla. Cream butter until
waxy: add sugar gradually. dreaming
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-01-20
Stuffed Croutops.

! Stuffed Croutols. Gs.
Z When making up raised bread q 9T.
rolls, reserve enough dough TO make,
into six, or more raised biscuits tbs,
size Of small apples; place tHese" n.
creased. gem pans. lettinE them rise
Until very light. and bake unti1,a gofd-,
en- brown. When required, slice. OF
the: tops and remove the soft part;
brush. inside and out with melted.
ind, just before serving I'LL with the
following mixture co..
One cupful Of the minced Hamburg
steak. one cupful Of cooked macaar4om
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-01-20

or rice, or the same amount of cooked
peas or Lima or string beans (any
left-overJ. Moisten all with
tomato sauce. crate cruuabss'over the
top, dot with butter and brown, Quick-
~; or replace cutoff tops and. brush
with butter; garnish with parsley and
serve. When taking out the, mIddles,
pull each apart in two or three pieces,
pour a little melted marRarine over,
crisp, in the ven and serve with soup
instead of ordinary croutonk. A. s.s.si
Herald Want Ads Bring Results.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-01-20

nearly done. add chocolate. and COM
tinue cooking until the candy forms a
SOFT ball when dipped n'cold water.
Remove from fire. Let 1T partially
cool:' then stfr'vigorousiy.. Turn into a
creased PAN. =.
4. Divinity. - ~.
Two and one-half cups sugar, rs
cup milk. IL cup corr syrup. 1-3 cup
water. whites Of 2 eggs Put sugar,
corn syrup. milk and water in a sauce
par. Stir thoroughly. Place over
fire; continue stirring until it begins to
boil: Boil until it registers 255 or
until It forms 9 hard ball when tested.
IN cold water. Remove from fire; let
stand while beating the whites, s of
egEs. Beat the eggs very stinss PSur
the syrup slowly over thehE7 beaten,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-01-20

well. Combine with cold prune and
chocolate mixture: mix we'll; add stiff
fly beaten egg whites. nuts and vanilla.
Use round cake pan with removable
bottom: cover bottom and sides with
lady: fingers, Pour in mixture. cover
top with lady fingers, set aside in cold
place until firm. Before serving, COW
err top with sweetened whipped .cream
OF boiled icing: decorate with nuts.
Will serve II persons.
- :
Fudge.
Two cups sugar. IL cup milk, Lie
teaspoon cream of tartar. 2 table,
spoons butter. 1-2 cup water, q
squares chocolate. Put sugar, Carna-
ton Milk. water and cream Of tartar
Place on stove and boil slowly. When
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-01-20
whites, beating constantly. Add nuts
# desired. ..E.e. N.l' =
steamer Peach Pudding ann

whites, beating constantly. Add nuts
Il desired. -. '''H
steamer Peach Pudding.
one-half cup dried Peaches, soft
ened; IL cup butter; '1-2 cup, sugar. 2
eggs. beaten: 1,lcup flour; 1 teaspoon
baking powder: pinch Of salt. Cut
peaches into small pieces. Beat butt
ter and sugar to a ear add eggs,
peaches. flour sifted with baking pow
der and salt. Mix well. turn into a
creased. mold. cover with creased pas
per Or lid and steam steadily two
hours. Turn out and serve with
peach yrup heated. or with sweet
melted butter auce. II desired, two
tablespoons zach choppedNshut meats
and ffandied citron peel maybe saafaed.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-01-20
cHOlCE, RECIPES
.Pr,rne Pralines.

Wash, dry and remove pits from
prunes: mix / 1-2 cups brown sugar
with 4 tablespoons milk or cream:
cook four minutes after boiling be-
gins; take from the FIRE. add I tea
spoon butter. turn into a cold bowl,
add 1-3 cup chopped pecans or walS
tut and beat until creany Set aside
to become cold. then shape into, balls
and put into prunes to replace pits.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-01-20

Apricot SflcfbeG
Take 2 cups cooked (dried) April
cots and juice; Q cup boiting water;
1 sugar; / lemon (juice n graf
ed rind.) Press apricots through q
oar sieve; boil sugar n water five
New-York tribune., 1922-12-22
Oldest L. s. Bank in Merger
Rank Of North America to Join
commercial Trust

pgTrADELPHIA, Dec. 2l.-A $lo,-
"a 600 bark merger was announced
...dsv when the directors Of the Bank
N North America and Of the Com
|,srrisl Trust Company met separately
l,d approved a plan TO consolidate
l,5sr The name Of the Bank OF North
rsrica and Trust Company. The
Irpital and surplus Of the merged
ais will be siO,OO0,000.
fhs Bank Of North America Is the
gsst in America, having been founded
srsiby Robert Morris as one Of The
salts Of financing the American Revo-
ion By act Of Congress Il is nsid
V the only national bank in the
|.iks3 States operating without the
rs national" in its title
ne new institution viii operate
-5sr the charter Of the trust com.
sv. John II. Mason, president Of the
~ company, will become chairman
ne board. and l.. Pusey PaSsmore
smident Of the national bank and
irner governor Of the Fhiladelphis
lriersi Reserve Bank, will be prei.
l.i Of the new concern.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-22
Might Divide Risk

ousstion--As a regular gubBcriber 20 The
Tribune, may ] ask your criticign and
any suggested changes IN the iis, OF go
curitlcs given below7 The income on the
present market value Of the securities
figures out about OK per cent While
realize that uot all Of the list comes un-
der the head OF gilt-edged; have tried 20
obtain safety OF principal with generous
return without taxing any unnecessary
speculation. am q pretty. close follower
of market. prices and Try 20 keep IN q
lions. stocks: i2t shares Louisvilie A
Nashville Railroad, 80 shares Southern
Pacific Railroad. Bonds; $4,000 Great
Northern nfteen-year 7s. $4,000 81. Louis
Southern Railway general ls $1,000 Chi
cage 4 Eastern Illinois general ts $4,000
Missouri Pacific general ~, 5000 Grand
Trunk Railway equipment shS $500
United states Rubber 7hs. 5000 Pacific
Gas and Electric es, $1,000 New York
State Gas and Electric es. 5000 Lacleds
Gas -. 5000 Cudahy Packing So. 5000
Abitibi Power and Paper Ss. 5000 Ameri-
can Writing Paper 6s. s5.o0e United states
OF Brazil Coffee Loan ". IS. 900 Paris
Lyons s-Mediterrancan Railway. 5000 Cuba
Telephone 7hs. $4,000 Cuba Railroad 7ha
p. c. jr.
Answer-We note that the least de-
sirable bonds on your list are held In
small amounts and therefore we see no
reason for making any change In bond
holdings. On the other hand, your in
vestment in railroad stocks seems
rather large when you consider that 80
large percentage Of the bond invest
ment is in railroad issues. We suggest
that you scale down your holdings OF
Louisville g. Nashville and Southern
Pacific. II you feel that you are justi-
fed in carrying that amount Of stocks,
and we believe that you are. we suggest
that you spread the risk among at least
three other issues. such as General
Electric, Brooklyn Edison and National
Biscuit common.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-22
Days Dealin gs in Bonds
The Market

Interest In trading In the bond mar
ket yesterday showed an appreeisbIs
decline and just as the volume Of
transactions fell of. 80 there we're few
ehanget Of Importance Ia quotations
The general tone was firm, steadIncsu
being remarked In al groups, although
there was occasional irregularity IN
looks for dull market until after the
turn OF the year. Several pieces Of
financing are under consideration. but
operations of importance arc expected
20 be deferred until next month.
Meanwhile. the gradual stifeninK Of
prices without the support Of any con-
oidersblo demand 10 viewed favorably.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-22
Con.lders srltch In Bond

Question--United Kingdom ths 1922
AZ III ana Netherlands s., 1873, az -
would you consider q good switch {.
Canadian Northern Is and Great Northern
7ss-J. c. N.
Answer-We infer from your letter
that you consider the price Of the
United Kingdom 5hs too attractive "a
resist and that you are unwilling 20
anticipate further advancement in tho
price of sterling, which regulates the
value Of these 5i5s. II that 10 so your
plan is we'll advised as 70 the exchange
OF United Kingdom 5hs for Canadian
Northern rs. We fail 20 see, however,
any good reason for substituting Great
Northern Is for Netherlands Sc.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-22
Answer-Your Inye,tment nrorr.
E1ehanre of Raj stoeks

ton IN your financial columns concerning
the dcslrabillty OF a transfer pf ownership
OF 81 Paul preferred trsilroad company
20 Pittsburgh 4 West Virginia preferred
traiiroad company or Southern Pacihc7
s. Paul preferred was purchased by my
father about year ago et about 90. and
the Information II detired for my mother,
who iuherits naid stock.--s =.
Answer-We believe an exchange Of
ST. Paul preferred for Pittsburgh 4
West Virgins preferred or Southern
Pacific would be q step in the right
direction. In saying this We approach
the subject entirely from tho stand
point Of investment values.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-22
PLAN Inrertment Prorram

ouestion-By February next viii
nave accumulated for investment approx
advice IN placing this fund. The diuaiion:
am tWsnty-nine years old. college
gradunte single Out furnish haf the
support TO one other) Ny monthly salary
= fsiI and monthly savings arc about SEQ
] have checking account which needs to
be mainteined a about 1850 average ball
ance NJ present holdings consist Of 1900
ms,sfs Jsnusrv sy ,,s, ,teo S'sg sir.us sSnR aE,
gage 81 on New York property. $500
American Bond and Mortgage 70 on New
York property. s1tt 7ha Ga clubhouse
ooad). 1iS5 guudry ard accounts rcceiv-
able. S6eo cash IN bank Net worth az OF
November 30. 1872. $3.50. Conclusion:
had considered carrying out this program
], 1924, 20 compifto). f1) Buy 800 Lib
erty bonds 20 make up 81 200, % buy
tiooo bonds yielding 3 90 b.s per cent: ()
buy 5000 bonds yielding % 60 per cent .
90 by $500 bonds yielding z 20 80 per
cent. DO you approve of this or think Il
too conServativef A. what rtagc do you
recommend the investing IN stocks instead
Of bonds7 Your criticisms and sugges-
lions are earnestly sought and your advice
VII be folloWed.-A. o.
Answer-Your Investment program
does not impress us as too eonserva-
tive. We would rather see you diver
sify as 70 class Of securities than as
10 their grade. In other woFds strike a
nedlum between 8 per esas and the
! lowest grade Of bond you are consider
ing. For this purpose II would not be
| necessary 10 confne yourself to bonds.
since there are available many high
/ grade preferred stocks containing a
greater element Of stability and secu-
rity chan some Of the bonds you might
buy. Preferred stocks. as a rule, move
/ synehronously with bonds.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-22
Has Los. lnn.Rr

ouestion-l own some n. r. T. soek.
4 dispeae how J am losing about ne
points shall ! hold on and pay the as.
setsment1-M. ;. r.
Answer--B. X. 7. common stock "a
highly speculative. les value will prob
ably not be definitely determined until
detailed plans for the proposed reor-
gaRization 90 take the company out Of
rteeivership are announced. Whether
you should hold IN hope of a recovery
or take a loss on your shares, there
fore, is question that we cannot at
tempt 70 decide for you.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-22
.Burs Control of Ohio Service

DOVER, Ohio, Dee. 2I.-Controlling
nsrsst in the Ohio Service Company
r been sold to the American Gas and
lsssic Company. Of New York, BIZ the
shsd Service Corporation, Of Scran-
n. Pa, effective January /. it has
zen learned here. The new owners
N operate the United Service Com
Imy, which serves many Ohio towns
| Iith electric light and power, in con
iieli6h with the Ohio Power Company,
A Canton
New-York tribune., 1922-12-22
Has WelI nnlnneed LIst

QUESTION - Being entirely dependent
uuCa the income from my Investment ln
. pass Judgment Spnn my hoie'n1, NJ
/ Also nsk sou O. suggest any -hTng'
whereby my income may be somewhat IN
creased, with safety OF principal being the
main confederation? Am particularly anx-
1 own. 81 Sc. and which % now selling
around so ! hold the following bones; ss;
unitsd states lHE. 1861; 5000 New fork
Csity tAs 1850: 81. 900 New YORK City 4As
1852: 5000 New York cliy US .ltSSss; W.;
$1,000 New York ctsy tsS' iset. -. 800. Sa,veo
,nsnt g. sOl7: e. 600 Pacific Gas and
Gas sete Isst aas aS, Power S - q ,,s BAIL tdi
iovvIne. American Smelling and Refining
ts. 1877: American Telephone and Iele-
graph So, 1916: Cincinnati Gas Hna ble2-
tI'e ,e,s. Grand Trunk fs 1850. Inter
borough Rapid Transit ts, 1856; New York
Central dobenture IS. 1884, New York kdi-
son ar., r,,.pSI1s Is 1873 New New fSTE TSTE
Ireisphons refcndinR es 1851; Northern
etafss Power O.. I9ti. Northwestern Ben
Tolsphone 7s. 1874 ruset sound Light sna
po,~sr THa is4l. Pennsylyania hAuroad
az 1ss6. PonnsyivAnis Railroad equiP-
men. I1si,.a Is states Rubber IAs 1850 Western
Pselso s. i,s ,s,s wssiH9houss wss,sIa 'H nlsotTo
gr5pn, n,,anufacturine Ts. 1891. g. Louis
san Francisco 81, lstsi ststs or SSssp.- q.
IshS ~. Angie American OH 7As. 1875
= aswer-Ehe Western Pacific IS are
-. anv less desirable than one or two
shor ~ bonds you hold and we see no
osa osasor for disposing Of them. You
ta,s lssS'a weil balanced list that does not
rsouire any alteration.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-22
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Be used. 0tAers ,oiN bs ensgered o.
mail Address all inquiries. inolos-
tno stamped, addressed enVelope, 10
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Nassas Street. New Rork City.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-22
Days NetU Issues

Lamport, Barker & Jennings, Inc,
are Offering, % yield AIS 20 4.l25 per
cent, a new issue OF $4,000 Town OF
Morristown, N. J., 4.30 per cent binds,
dna Iogg-'Fs