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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-11-24
6ulobrnaup.

9ir. % @rs. So6annes =. Siusren
Sto8a, N. Sat, ieirer @uIbbrnlup
anspa9 ben 25be Sttpber 1922. Sarna
haooe al StiIbso a~rraneeret en- Can't
mentomir al Sc nGrmefte S%leotuinocr
for at bGbre o9 GRE fine Ssorrlbrc pcb
oellne lIelone Gnlebnina.
Zen e9eutlise Set bolbies / ~Sriirs
Ten, booraf Yarret bar prret attire
@teolemmer, iiben benS StifteIIe. Coz
talet bar iina9fulSt betorcret meo Sloms
ltcr o9 Stag. Raitor 8. SiIietb ira
Sisbee, y. 8, Ser hapoe prrct Wtcnios
1eoerS fsrite &reit, bar tiIitebe % toIte
oattert for Tarret. &orte Saler bolSz
ties o9Iaa az abrabam Noeu, Ole Ieiet
og Sennen 1eber. Ser bar Cana of
". Woen % @artba NeIet. gfterpoa
larnleoes enoel Senuer Sicmmet, hpor
Der bar Sang og en- Gale at Ta'tor
Sben'on al ben norit> lltberife airtc.
Sn 8abe / Cub blep operratt @ulbbrus
reparret til Winbe ON Saaen.
SobanneS S. Stlcren er fsbt / SoiSIo,
So9u, ben 2Sbe Iarts 1S49. Som bleU
ben 25oe Sttuber 1872 Gift meb @ar,
tba Hes fra famine Spgb. Suu or fsbt
rem 24oe SUM 1S4S. Yaitor Raif for
retteoe @ielien. s 1881 u~bpanbreoe
Siueren og Some til 9cnIou, 3inu.
Ger orep 8. iom Iilrer. Sau fllitct ogs
Iaa liot meb Surhbrue. 1907 fom oe
til 5iosa, bocr De iiben bar beet. Sc
bar bapt s Barn bboraf 2 er bebs. Sc
andre Ter bar ale tilitebc peb 8rIbbrbIz
lippet. De CT: Srita (gars. :. Sans
ion), @enion Iiuu.; Soiepb, iom far
mer ner @bite Garth, 81. 8; Raouz
bib (@rs. Carl Strsm) Seber, Senrp
CO NatbiIbc (gtrS. Gbriit 8ata) al
Sio9a. Sc bar besltbeu "a garuebarr
co 4 Sarnebarnsbnrn. Sc eamIe Ell
frcmbeles friite % rsrise, % besse bar
ct hit % gcmptlist Sinbclag.
Gpr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-11-24
&reoSmeoe.

Siour Sails &reos at ben uorlfz
lutberife airfe / Gmerita bolbt tit SeItz
msbe / 9arretiou. 9. Saf.. Yaitor Rae
ions aalb, fra Site Sttober til 2ben
Nooember. Gabuiusspr9Sisen peb Yait.
Guitin at Gplman, 9. Sat. Set pplttls
lebe Sfriftafinit for Samtalen: 1 get.
1, 50, blep iublebet af Yaitpr 3asz
muslen, @antom- 9. 9af. Sau ppitilepe
iou1 2ebetraas for SarntaIen: ariitens
bommens l~forliguelisc SerIiabeb: a. ct
leoenoe Suab, b. en- BURGLAR Irp, g Ell
binrmelif Srsir, b. en- uiieelie 8lGbe.
ON Iftenen Reformatiuusfeit. YrGbifen
neo Haitorerne Glenn % SpIem.
Gen fsI9enoe Sormiobn9 fortIattcs
Samtalen oper De opitilebe Tltutter, pg
gftermibba9 iamme Sag aItersaus og
IisiiouSprRbifeu beb Yaitpr Stenslanb
al Cotton, 9. 9af, % Yaitorerue SoIem
% Muitiu forretteoe gItergubstieueiteu.
Heiten at @ftermiobascu SamtaIe uper
nRbnte Sfriftafinit. Canine Says Of
ten inbIebet Eaitpf Sobuiou, @ranoou,
9. SAT, Samtuleu ouer: "Sporleoes
man fan blibe itaaenoe / lin 8aabSpast."
airfeforet ~opbpsget meo eft Gar patre
aorianee.
Sorsbae Sornlibba9 6orretuiugsmsbe,
&ale at g~nlbebsmRnb % apuliteer %
Srsftelie af multg Ceiling al areoieu,
Der ifdl fremlRsseS peb Nnrsmsbet.
Yaitor Hotnsm bIeb ualgt til Sormano
oe @ruobt9 til @iceformanb. Yait. Na@
ion paIetes til Sefretrr p9 Yaitor gpene
ION til Siuansiefrcter liant aasierer.
8omiteeu for mulia Selling al arebien
er Raitorerue Billie, Stenslanb. Hasz
musien oe 8epr. 5. 6. Serbabl. aOmite
for StoIeia9eu: Yaitorerne Billie. Sab
lin, Solum, 8asmisien % SoIen1.
airfcu bar bel fplbt ale Sesiiouerue
nteb ell ppmerfiom SiIbsreritare. 20
@reiter 90 80 9elesater metbte lin aus
fomit. Sc ileite tilitebeprrenbe 1reiter
toa Sci / SamtaIen oper DC opitillcoe
Semaer, iom hi tor baabe, til TOR Bel
iianeIie baaoc for SaIere % SiIbsrere.
Man 6ertc flere ~iaaoanue llbtulelier:
"Sette CT BET bebite arebSrupbe. hi bar
pGret pna."
Set blep 6"eillttet at aun1ooc Hefercns
TEN uf Sfriitafiuittet at Iabc lit 8eferat
trpttc, iaa DC tuieu &ieru trluoe faa npbe
opbt al Den ubmertebe lloreSuiug al bette
belize Striftafiuit, bpis SubhoIb er:
ariIteubommcns uforIigneIi9e ScrIi8beo.
Saa % lRs llnoer Bon til Sub, al ban
pil pcliiene bet for Dig, icm ban peliigs
r1ebe BET for os, iom baroe Den ltore
g%nlcbnino at bore tiIitebe % | IRE Sage
oprle ceb bets Snobolb.
Chr. 5initnb, SefretPr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-11-24
Qao lite 6orfjslelien
blibe "Tlu."
SubsniS Sen sooe samle 9tuittrolt.

Din Sortislslle fan psubs fig | ~Slu-,
Grippe eler enoos uoset prrre, usmlis
SrnsebstRnbslie, bpis ou lite itrar tassr
pare paa ben.
guio ben samls sooe Muitsrole paa be
ansrebne Dele, os ie bpcr burtis BET brins
ger einSring.
SortieIelie ct fau auldmlinser. 0hlitsr.
ole, tiIauet al rem Senepsplis, 1amfer.
Meutbol % aubre limple Snereoieuier, sr Ct
mobuirfeuoe irritersnbe WibSsl, Der itimules
rer Giriulutioueu % bielpsr til at i~orbrips
SorfislsIieu.
9i9eiaa pir~fniussfulbt iom bet sarrIe 10
lenoe Ssnepsplalter, men loferer slrbeioet
uoen at bunne Slemmer.
Snbsnio run n,so oine SiussripiSie. On
pil iole en- Strem al garme sitsr Iom bet
saar inb / Gorerne, berpoa m tisleuSs Sors
nemmelie, Der brinser peltonmsu 9iuerins.
35c % Csc, | Srufter eller Cubes.
ANN.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-11-24

% snIter eSer ale eob 0pffe meb oft. =
1oretaser eSer / Oct tomntenoe gar. ga
~ @t. Hrnllot Ell Saf for al GOD ReIs
!eilnlao. Ola pg ger ituIre bel ooIaa
tGrot9e meb S~rritninsen mn, iaa
DC tlliloe be8pnoe at "Gtte" "Secorabs
Yo'fen" t9len. Sa leg maa iiae, at
arnen" alene er GrIig pprS 50 Noret
for Den er 10 for mango Set foruemife al
u'' Scbn Santueiipu,
8iumar, Niiun.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-11-24
WenH9e cro.

"a leg bar faat Ell nh S(6onnent paa
zen tlTrtomne "Secorabs Ioiten", iaa
I'll o8loa leg ienbe nosle "gsenIiae Orb"
cS tatfe for aft Bet 2Gieitof, ies bar
a,0oto9et iioen BEN 12te Sauunr 1884.
"a lllbItriberebe ies fsrite Gang pad
s'ooet iammen meb en- Itanb / Bar
trn' Wis. os iiben bar ies holbt "Ses
SSoTSansSoiten". iaa iee bar iaaet Ell
~'osle SGsnina, for bpilfet iee iieer Sat
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-11-24
yore Sul.isrt er iaar iste aIeuc

Bore Sulsiurt er iaar life aIeuc patrs'
men caiaa bilise. 10 Sort meo aou'
poluttcr 81. % Sort $3.50, % Mort
$2.25. Napr % aoresie iamt Sule'
bilicu paa norit egcr eresIii paatruttss
init. 19e amnSieu SabliiSine 90,
Eccprdh. Scipd.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-11-24

"Si.mmct paa Irrricn", Sonas on
icns fsritc Slar / NpbB9gct. HorIt'
cm%eritanIf SortGling at "Irnliot"
322 Sibcr. Smuft uSitbret Prt:
S1.25. She gnuroieu gubliibing Co..
Gecorab. Spfpd.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-11-24

ionl gfjelna, Salt Hbeiim, BARRIERS
Stcb, gamIe Saar, Hiugorm, Sroii.
og granoiaar, Sroitbio, Slloipreift.
ming ira llgrGs eller 6aruer, 9lacf.
BEADS % andre belbreoes abioliit ueo
grltg al min gc5enla SpcciTc.-Mn
Sfab. Salue oil belbrebe Stab. 4lse.
fnat, Sepen Clears eler Grairis
Stcb paa iaa Gage. Sar b~elbreoet
Sulinoer i Be iibite % Iar. Senot
pr. Toit for 50 bier.
Nputbefer z. MinHup,
gur u, Guppers tuiun, Y. ..
The New York herald., 1922-05-18
$s5,OOO,OOO NEW
CHEMICAL ISSUES
Virginia Carolina Company's
Bonds to Be Offered by
Banking Syndicate.

One of this years largest -efunding
operations by an industrial corporation
Is represented in to-day's offering of a
new issue of s22 500. 900 of the Virginia
Carolina Chemical Company's twenty
five year per cent. sinking fund gold
bonds at 9SM to yield approximately
712 per cent. syndicate composea-ot
Blair & Co., Inc, Hallgarten & Co, the
Equitable Trust Company OF New York
and the Chase Securities Corporation is
floating the issue. That group has un-
derwritten an issue OF S12.500,000 of the
company's fifteen year 71a per cent.
sinking fund gold bonds. to be offered
to its stockholders soon.
That financing will provide for the
purchase or retirement at or before their
maturities of all the company's existing
funded obligations and also provide the
company with additional working capi-
tai. The total authorized amount of the
first mortgage bonds is $35,000.000 of
which only $22. 100000 are TO be issued
at this time. The bonds are to be Sc
cured by a first mortgage on all the
company's physical properties and de-
posit of the s10,0O0,000 of the Southern
Cotton Oil Companly's capital stock and
stock OF other subsidiaries.
The New York herald., 1922-05-18
FINANCIAL NOTES.

Frederic II. Hatch & Coz have issued for
distribution their May. 1922. folder con-
tanning offerings OF selected list OF indus
trial, public utility, tobacco nnd sugar stocks
and Canadian provincial, ana municipal and
public utility and miscellaneous bonds.
The Bank OF America has been appointed
trustee under indenturc, dated May I. 1922,
securing issue OF 81 100000 OF the Santa
Clara Sugar companys series a ! per cent.
cent. series "a collateral notes.
Berwin a Co., bond dealers. have moved
to larger quarters In % Pine street
J. c. Rabiner a Co. 25 Broad street. mem
hers OF the Consolidated Stock Exchange OF
New York have issued a special report on
steel stocks
Day 4 Heaton, members OF the New York
Stock Exchange. have prepared circular
describing New Haven "a. when issued, The
SprI, T. i. bss become operative. The Iv notes e
have been extended for three years and at
their market price yield about 10is per cent
Coupons on the Republic Motor Company's
eent s ssrIa sod na notes wsch mSsarcd on
November 4, 1871, and May 1, 1922, which
have not been peid will be paid on presen-
ps trustee under V ,bs secFns uIm
the notes. Six months interest AZ the rate
OF per cent: year VII be paid on the
oD a % b pnn paS on stsso
trustee, for indorsement OF the. interest pay
ownssshp sns oort,featss must eer secompany f1 sSe
coupons, and tho series II notes when pre-
scented for interest payment.
f. j. Lisman Of r. J. Lisman Co. has
returned to this city after months Euro
pesn trip.
pelos w. Cooke. associate director OF the
Cunard Steamship Company. and Thomas II.
Piodgett. president ~ the American Chicle
Company. have been elected directors OF the
The New York herald., 1922-05-18
BUYERS PAY PREMIUMS
FOR STEEL SHIPMENTS
Automobile Manufacturers
Most Eager for Supplies.

The demand for steel for early ship
ment has become so great that buyers
are willingly paying premiums to re-
ceive their purchases. according to the
Iron Age. This is particularly true oi
bars. plates and structural shapes, mills
being far behind on deliveries. The
most urgent demands are from auto
mobile plants. The publication con-
tii;ues:
cars by the Chesapeake and Ohio and
$500 cars by the Southern Railway. do
mestic sales this year exceed 81. 200
cars. The rate of buying has averaged
fully $4,000 cars month and compares
with an average in the ten years just
before the war of 15,400 cars. Nearly
1900 were added i'm the week to the
list under negotiations.
Advances of pig iron have halted in
most districts, but some sales of South
ern iron have been made at SIS and in
the Chicago market foundry, malleable
and basic irons are up 81.
The Iron Ace composite price for fin-
ished steel advanced this week from
2.098 cents a pound to 2.127 cents.
A month ago II was 2.019 cents
pig iron composite price is $23.63 a gross
ton, against s2346 a week ago and
5000 a month ago.
The Iron Trade Rerieto says: DE
mand in development of the iron and
steel market is heavy. Production has
moved forward in more pronounced
fashion. indicating less fear over coke
shortages. The Carnegie Company by
starting its Mingo Junction and Farrell
works increased its ingot capacity 70
to so per cent. and it's active blast fur
naces to 35, gain Of three. At Chi
cago two more furnaces have been
added. Other furnaces have gone in
this week at Cleveland and Wharton.
N J. Independent companies in the
Mahoning Valley are operating SS per
cent. of their open hearth steel capac-
ity.
Foreign competition in domestic mar
ket has come more completely to the
front this week.
The Iron Trade Revseto's composite
average of fourteen iron and steel
products this week Is $3.50 or 1872
above the point at which the recent
advance began. In May, 1913. the COM
posite stood at s27.H.
The New York herald., 1922-05-18
Chicago Rys
fst bs 1877
7......S .S3iA
Chi X 1 & p
gen ls 1888
1......S2
Chi r [ & r
Rf a fQ3t

tSssssssoEt2
Obi SP NJ a. q
con os 1880
5.....1O7
Obi On Station
ist elts 1903
f.....113
Chi On Station
ist 4tss A 1893
.02is
Chi n w Ind
con n 1852
l1......73i4
The New York herald., 1922-05-18
Average Bond Prices
May IL, 1922.
BOND NEWS AND NOTES.
Power Issue Being Sold.

-Bonbright G. Co., Inc the Federal
Securities Corporation Hayden. stone
& Co., II. NJ. .Byllesby e. Co.. Iac.i the
Union Trust Company of Cleveland and
Hodenpyl, Hardy s. Co., Inc, are offer
ing new issue of s12500oO0 of the CON-
monwealth Power Corporations twenty
five year per cent. secured sinking
fund gold bonds CLOSED issue) at 90, to
yield 6.S5 per cent. The bonds are dated
May IL 1922. are due on May 10, 1884,.
and will be secured by all common
stocks OF the operated properties with
a par value of more than S27,o00,0D and
preferred stocks having a par value Of
s., 100000 The corporation operates and
controls the Consumers Power COM
pany, the Central Illinois Light Com
pany. the Illinois Power Company. the
Southern Indiana Gas and Electric
Company and the Springfield Light.
Heat and Power Company.
The New York herald., 1922-05-18
BLACK PANTHER OIL
INSOLVENT, IS CHARGE
Officers Ascending With
500, 900 Injured Company.

PHILADELPHIA. May 17.-Declaring
the Black Panther OIL and Refining
Company to be insolvent. Walter b. Glib
bons, representing several stockholders,
made application to-day in court here
for appointment of receiver.
According 10 evidence submitted. the
corporation has 10000. 900 capital stock
and owns property In Indiana, Kentucky
and Ohio. but since July 80 the assets.
which at that time were said to have
been s2.129.239 have dwindled to s54s,-
500. Evidence also was submitted to
show that NJ. w. Friedell, former presi-
dent absconded with 100000 last April
and has not been heard from since.
The corporation was said 60 have less
than $500 In cash.
The New York herald., 1922-05-18
CAR LOADINGS FALL,
COAL ONLY SLIGHTLY
Fifth Week of Fuel Strike
Shows Gains in Grain, Cat
tie and Coke.

Cars loaded with revenue freight in
NTH week of the coal strike. ending on
May g. totaled 755,749, a decrease of
1887 from the previous week. accord
ing to reports of the American Railway
Association. This was an increase OF
34,027 cars over the corresponding
week of 1921. and decline OF S7.435
from the same week in 1920.
AS compared with the preceding week.
loadings of merchandise and miscellane-
Gus freight and ore showed respective
decreases of 1855 cars and 2.2S7 cars.
while loadings of forest products fell
1880 cars. Slight inorea were re-
ported I'm loadings of live ock and
coke. Coal loadings were rs cars, or
222 under the preceding week, 69,46i
under the same week last year and
96.746 under the corresponding year In
1920. Grain and grain products load
ings were up 3.727 from the preceding
week
Freight car loadings by weeks with
COMPARISONS are:
The New York herald., 1922-05-18
Rio de Janelro
SIS lo47
Aln
Colorado Indus FramericanID

Gnl Elec Co
6s deb 1870
2.....106
Gnl Elec Co
deb Is 1852
4.....993d
The New York herald., 1922-05-18

Remington Typewriter Company. TO fill
vacancies caused by the designations Of
Maurice coster and Harry ID. Stiles.
Frank T. Stanton Co. are offering a
block OF the Reynolds Spring Company's
common stock for s42 share. The stock Is
listed on the Detroit ana Chicago Stock ex-
changes.
The Schultz Retail Stores Corporation re-
ports III sales In April as si.Is0,i i2s IN con.
trast 10 81 TO2, 900 IN April, 1921, an In
crease Of approx ximately per cent
THE Golden Horde, a Message 70 the
Genoa Conference" ty A. q. Corbin OF
~ 7. Lisman Co.. ID the title OF a book
on foreign, currency problemse Just published.
The New York herald., 1922-05-18
SHOWS s71r.445 Loss IN 1921.

Tho American Ship and Commerce
Corporations report for 1921 shows n
loss of $7ff.445 after depreciation and
all charges. In contrast TO profit OF
S1.136.290 in 1920. A year ago the
company had current assets OF 1854
3fz. in contrast TO current liabilities of
3f.107,4S5. It has now S12.765,566 I'm
current assets. in contrast TO S4.792, 092
n, current liabilities. The company =
cash and demand and short time loans
dropped s575.0s3 and s325.109 respec-
lively. IL borrowed S1,600.000 from
hanks and. increased its accounts pay
able by Sf.f07,fs5.
The New York herald., 1922-05-18
GAIN IN wooLwoRrH SALES.

wArpnrowN. N. ". May 17.---sales In
fho f.fB5 stores of the H. w. Wooiworth
Company in the first four months of
1922 showed net gain Of s4.6f6.43O or
11.46 per cent. over the corresponding
pcriod OF last year. Il was announced at
tho annual meeting OF the company, held
here to-day. Directps elected were
walter r. Cooke. BufAlo Edward Cor
r~1f. Mrs. J. w. Donahue. Philip Leh-
onn. New York G. y. Gift. Wilkes
barre. w. a. Rand Jr.. Chicago: n. w.
(. sr, San Francisco, and c. S. Wool
h. Scranton, Pa
The New York herald., 1922-05-18
shawinigan Notes Called.

The Shawinigan Water and Power
Company has issued notice calling for
payment at 104 and interest on July 1,
1922 of its ~ per cent. convertible notes,
due In July, 1926. The holders of the
notes nave the privilege of converting
them into the company's series 3 thirty
yeer per cent. first refunding mort
gage gold bonds at the rate of 100 and
interest for the notes. against $3.50 and
interest for the 6 PEI cent. bonds. with
a payment in cash for an amount to
adjust the principal or the interest as
OF the date of conversion. That conver-
sion privilege expires on June 20, 1922.
The New York herald., 1922-05-18
June NIaturities.

The total of railroad, Industrial and
public utility bonds and notes matur-
Ing in June. according to compilation
made by Dow. Jones g. Co. Is s5s. .992, $50. in
contrast to corporate maturities of $50 7to.-
6i0 maturing in this month. and $50 25i, :
go in June, 1921. Railroad maturities
falling due next month are unusually
small. s13.700990. Maturing public utility
obligations amount to SIG. 6.72T $3.50 and in
dustrial bonds to s2s56i,0O0.
The New York herald., 1922-05-18
California Bonds on Market.

The National City Company is offer
ing $550.000 OF the State of California
highway Az per cent. gold bonds to
yield about Ais per cent. The bonds.
maturing on July 3. 1926. to July 3.
1887, inclusive, are direct obligations of
the State. payable from taxes levied
against all taxable property therein.
The States bonded debt. including this
issue. is about y per cent. of the valua-
ton Of such taxable property.
The New York herald., 1922-05-18
$500, 600 Land Bank onerlng.

Ames. Emerich & co. are offering an
issue Of 100000 of the First Joint Stock
Land Bank of Minneapolis per cent.
bonds, due on May /. 1852, at 103 to
yield about 4.62 per cent. to their op-
tional date and per cent. thereafter.
They are exempt from Federal, State
and municipal taxes.
The New York herald., 1922-05-18
oner Equipment Notes.

Freeman & Co. are offering sS7s.6O0 OF
the Minneapolis and St Louis Railroads
9 per cent. equipment notes. to yield 5
10 o.75 per cent. according to their ma
turtles. The notes will mature at the
rate of SGT 200 annually from January 10,
1928, to January 10, 1885. They are the
balance of an authorized issue oe
81 .5l2.0 900. and constitute the entire first
lien In Indebtedness on equipment cost
ing originally $l.512,00
The New York herald., 1922-05-18

Loading increases of all commodities
over the preceding week were reported
IN only the eastern and central western
districts, while all reported increases
over the corresponding week last year
except the Allegheny and southwestern
districts.
The New York herald., 1922-05-18
Sell All of Issue.

Potter & Co. and Cassatt & Co. an
nounce that the s6s2.500 of the Toledo,
ST. Louis and Western Railroad s
equipment per cent. notes. dated jan
uary ID. 1920, and due s52.500 each on
January Is. 1928. TO January Is, 1885. in
elusive. offered by them, have been sod.
The New York herald., 1922-05-18
Manitoba Seeks Bids.

Tha Province of Manitoba will call for
bids on May % for s3.0o0,0o0 Of it's thirty
year per cent. bonds. The Province of
British Columbia will open bids on
May % on s2.O00.000 of its ) per cent.
bonds to mature in five or eighteen
years.
The New York herald., 1922-05-18

II. 30
Buf Roth & p
con as 1857
3D.. .9O7s
Bush Term Big
ist IS 1850
The New York herald., 1922-05-18

New Issue
$22,5OO,OOO
!. VIRGINIA-CAROLINA CHEMICAL COMPANY
First Mortgage twenty-five 100 Sinking Gold Bonds
eJune1an DuJu
mosmdaerr rdhtaet nc l June thereafter a dm
t
Imaeeto tobepydaew without d i dI r
smdupmma $1,000 and yu dh
,PreAd Cn,pan
nurpua dn1 ma are nd
being drcHyo o uroughs in
First
Bds
dnopon Lby
aetae p ar by
popet and stIt e are a $45OooOoo
Fedraa before inventory dusmnta al
The New York herald., 1922-05-18
BONDS IN STOCK EXCHANGE

1920.
$25.947.O00
1.SS2227.0OO
The New York herald., 1922-05-18

i 10
Armour & Co
LIST as 1880
1......ee
4..... sgi4
As-t rf. q q u.
The New York herald., 1922-05-18

Ajax Rubber
0r 1888
The New York herald., 1922-05-18
'n-,, rytvfp.-n.,.u g.

Adams EXP Co
cit Is i94s
The New York herald., 1922-05-18
.. 90
CanadlanGenH "A
es ser A isl1
receipts

10. 1Ol3l
Canada Nortl
20-yr rs 1917
The New York herald., 1922-05-18

Bell Tel Of Pa
- tQAr
Paragould soliphone., 1922-12-08

   
  = isae .
Evening star., 1922-02-14
$500, 600 HOSPITAL ITEM .
MAY BE ELIMINATED
Federal Board Opposes Enlarging
4 Mount Alto Plant on Wis
consin Avenue.

Provision for expenditure OF $780,
600 in enlarging Mount Alto Hospi-
tai. on Wisconsin avenue. which was
urged as one of the most important
items in the $16.0O0.008 hospitaliza-
ton program for former service men.
is to be eliminated If the recommen-
dations of the federal board Of hos
pltalization, approved by President
Harding, and transmitted to Congress
yesterday, are carried out.
Chairman Langley Of the House
committee on public buildings and
grounds, who received. late yesterday.
the unanimous report of the hospi-
taliZation board, made this announce
ment. He said that he would seek
to have the committee report the bill
Immediately, SO it can be taken up
by the House at an early dat.
In addition to authorizing an ex-
penditure of $16,000.000 for hospital
facilities. the bill provides that all
construction work shall be under the
supervision of the directors Of the
Veterans Gureau instead Of under
the direction Of the supervising
architect of the Treasury Depart
ment, who in the past has had charge
of all hospital activities.
Evening star., 1922-02-14
PLEASING CONCERT GIVEN
BY FLONZALEY QUARTET
Interesting Program Presented Un
der Auspices Of Washington
Society of the Fine Arts.

The Flonzaley Quartet presented
the following program at it's concerts
under the auspices of the Washington
Society of the Fine Arts in Central
High School last evening: Quartet in
D. Major" TX 4s9). by Mozart: an
dante from Quartet in E Flat Major,
NJ s., by Georges Enesco. and Quar-
tet in d Major, Op. Is, No. 81 by
As was stated last month, the Flon-
zaleys try to bring forth in each
program some modern composition.
At the last concert it was the "Phan-
tasy Quartet" by the English COM
poser. Goossens. Last evening it was
the andante from the Quartet in f
Fiat Major, NJ. s., by the young Ru-
manian composer Georges Enesco
born in 1sSD.
In this andante the players reached
their highest level. The composition
Is dazzling one. unusual whole tone
scales being used, revealing unearth-
~ and shimmering effects. The quail
ity or tone of the viola and cello
was especially WONDERFUL, the mys-
terious effects being produced by