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CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

Chicago. July 26.-(U. 5. Bureau 81
Cattle: Receipts. 5000 head
Market slow: steers mostly steady;
spots strong. Top matured beef steers,
$lO.60: best warnings. 5000: hulk beef
steers. ss60I lgO0; she stock. bulls
and stockcrs. mostly steady; in-bCtween
grades beef COWS steady Gamers stea-
dy; veal calves. mostly 2Jc higher; bulk
beef COWS and he!iers, 5000 T.2j; bulk
Gamers and cutters, $500 SIS; bulk
desirable bologna bulls. s4.65 10;
vcalcrs to packers S9.50IQ.15.
Hogs: Receipts, $4,000 head; closing
bid. zoe lower than yesterdays average
or zoe 10 JOc under the best. Top.
Sl0TO, bulk good butchers. $1,000 a
1855; packing sows, mostly 1915 q
$50: pigs. wear 20 26c lower: shippers
took about $500: set!matCd holdover.
5000
Sheep. Receipts. 1000 head; steady
10 strong. spots on natives. higher.
Top native and western lambs. Sl2.15.
packers top on natives. sl2.+0: best
light feeder lambs. h!w tl2.15: heavies,
downward to sll5O: fat ewes. 5000
: 90: heavies on bottom.
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BRISK ADVANCE IN
VICTORY BOND PRICES

New York. July GA brisk advance
In the uncallcd for Victory four \. per
cent notes on the trcasury's announce
mcut of the redemption Of ~l,000 100000
that issue next December. was the out
standing feature Of today's bond mar
kct.
Liberty first 81, = scored a new high
record for tn" year mt Sl0l.7S and others
of that group were firm hut eased later
with the reaction IN the stock market
Foreign loans we're dull at narrow
changes. Mexican Is rallied slightly
from yesterdays setback and cuba Cane
Sugar IS and S. strengthened on the
further advance Of raw products.
Rails were mainly better. especially
Union Pacific skies Erie prior tours.
Rock Island general tours and Central
Pacific debentures Total sales (par
valuc) aggregated sl7.6Sl.O0O.
The important new Offering Of the day
was the Sl5.000.0QO Philippine govern
ment thirty year Az percent gold bonds
for which a good demand WAS reported
Other undertakings included 5000
600 ~ per cent gold bond OF the Otis
Steel Company and the Havana Electric
Railway s3,600,OO0 five percent issue.
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SUGAR

New York. July 26.--The raw sugar
market was firm and while spot prices
were unchanged a. sac for Cuhas cost
and freight. equal to $3.50 for centritu-
gal with duty free sugars at the same
level. late August shipments Of Cubas
sold as high as 13-l6c cost and freight.
equal 10 5.42c for centrifugal. There
were sales Of $500 bags Of Philippine
Islands ccntrifugals IN port and 5000
bags OF Cubas for Dromr; shipment at
). 36c for centrifugal 10 local refncrs.
while operators bought $4,000 bags OF
Cuhas for August shipment at equal TO
$40 for centrifugal.
The rsw sugar futures market was
Irregular today. but ! nthe main earlier
and closing quotations were four 10
eight points net lower First prices
were one higher to one lower hut soon
eaScd off under scattered realizing until
around midday when there was rally
OF Ave or six points on covering. Near
tho close offerings Increased again and
prices reacted. closing at the lowest of
the day. September. 3.15C; December,
3S5C: March. $500. and May. 3.74c.
The market for refined was firm and
unchanged 10 10 points unchanged and
the graduated ranging from 6.'Oc to
70Nc and n good inquiry reported.
Refined futures nominal. Closing:
August. 7l5c; September. 7.2Oc; Decem-
her, 700C.
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GOLD 1HFLUx GROWS

The movement Of gold to this country
in anticipation Of the British govern
ments fall requirements here. lncluoins
interest on the debt to the United states
Urea sury as the major item. is reach'ng
uroportions where II is calculated to
have at least moderate influence upon
money and credit conditions In this
country; depending upon the attitude
of the reserve banks to which most OF
II is, in the ordinary course OF business
being sold. An additional consignment
Of f622.531 arrived for this account on
the Majestic yesterday. sS,l5O.OOO Is re-
ported enroute on the EcQuitania and
Approximately 100000 on the Baltic.
most OF which is presumably destined
%. 7, Morgan & Co. The National
City Bank Yesterday received fS0O'oOo
In gold coin on the Majestic. No explain
alton Of this shipment was obtaina
beyond the fact that IT was routine
trade settlement. The gold received by
the Morgan firm, or in prospect lot
them. aggregates close to 100000 w. q,
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PRODUCE MARKET
Wheeling. W. Va. July 16. 20.
cEntSt,Ec ELLIS &. SONS co
LOGAN AND BRYAN'S
CLOSING STOCK LETTER

Ky Private Wire 10 4. F. Masten d Co.
New York. July 26.--Prices averaged
lower today. There was quite little
scattering liquidation in the oil stocks
and motors and in fact the list In gen
cral and while there was no heavy
pressure observable on the market, still
light offerings at times made quite an
impression on values in certain quar-
tiers.
An outside buying power Of import
ance was conspicuous BY It's absence
and this Is undoubtedly held In check
somewhat by the unfavorable aspect
OF tho labor situation and likewise by
the recent reduction in oil prices and
the unconfirmed reports that some OF
tho leading automobile companies may
reduce the prices The reduction IN
tire prices by the Goodrich Co. awhile
ago. II IS thought is forerunner #
price reductions by companies engahcd
inthe same line Of business. 1t Is rath-
or likely that the market for while
vet may exhibit dragging tendencies.
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LONDON MARKET SATURATED

Investment bankers reported yestrr-
dav that the market for bonds In Lon
don had been so crowded as to the vol
ume OF offerings and as to rat ethat |.
had virtually ceased to be factor In
dorwriting syndcates have been left
with large blocks OF the loans they have
sought to place and their situation Is
such that they can hardly take on ne"
business until the old issues have been
worked on II is n cause for regret tnat
at time when New YORK mas PRAGUE
ally free hand in bidding Tor foreign
Issues there Is little business in sight.
The French. who few months ago were
prenored to take about all the money
offered them. arc now refusing loans at
the hest toms tho bankers can ar
range Whether this is due to de-
sire to await an adjustment with Great
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NEAR
FOREIGN EXCHANGES NEAR
NORMAL BASIS

D!scouragement Of speculative inter-
est in the foFeign exchanges by the
break Of a few weeks back vas such as
effectively to drive the operator OF TINS
class from the market. and he has not
yet reappeared. according to bankers
and dealers who are working nara 10
prevent his return. The market Is sa!u
10 be proceeding now OIL approximately
a normal basis. dealings being in pro-
norton to the legitimate trade demand.
Fluctuations occur as offerings for the
moment exceed buying orders or vice
versa. and are comparatively unintiu-
enced by the psychological factor OF the
news. Sterllng's position is regarded
as particularly firm.
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ANOTHER OUT IN CRUDE Oh

RumOrs on Monday mat another re-
duction in the price Of crude oil was
tmpending we're confirmed by the an
nouncement that tho Standard Oil Conn
pany Of California had cut It's offering
price on all grades at the well % cents
q barrel ms result Of continued over
production The last previous reduction
was on July Is. Other companies which
followed that eat announced no furth-
er reductions Yesterday. In regard to
tho Mexican oil situation II was stated
that refincrs are bidding as high as
Sl50 barrel for light crude not includ
ing taxes which amount to about ~
cents additional. Tho price recently
was 81 barrel and several months ago
was down to 80 cents
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NEWS OF BUSINESS
q. 8. STEEL INCOME

The recovery In the steel business OF
the country in the second quarter Of
1922 is reflected in the income Of tho
United States Steel Corporation for
that period. Net earnings. after de-
Quoting all expenses Incidental to oper-
atoms. including Federal taxes and In
terest on bonds of the subsidiary COM
panies. was &@7,2S6,945. compared with
sl?,329.9S5 the preceding quarter. and
s2l,So@,Ol6 for the corresponding three
months of 1921.
Earnings available for dividends for
the June quarter w"r" Sll,l9e,35O equal
after q preferred dividend distribution
Of S63O49l9 to 96 cents a share GU
s5OS. 500 common stock outstanding.
This compared with 5000, 232 or Sl.64
n share earned on tn" preferred stock In
the first quarter and 81 cents share
earned on tho common in the second
quarter Of 1921.
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OILS AND MOTOR
STOCKS CD DOWN

New York. July 2s.-stoc&s were
active and strong AZ the opening o. To-
DAYS session on news that the federal
authorities had taken control OF food
an dtratfc. but heavy selling later
caused many net losses.
Oils and motors were again the rul-
ncrable features. Mexican Scahoard
common and certificates registered new
lows for tho movement. Fierce Arrow
common and preferred with subjected
10 further liquidation. Studchaker was
freely offered despite predictions OF in
creased dividend disbursements.
Although the report OF the United
States Steel Corporation Tor the years
second quarter was regarded as extreme
" fa1oraolc. that issue showed occa-
sional pressure with most Of the prom
!ncnt independent steels.
Buying OF equipments rs we'll "a COZ
rers and affiliated shares was "intsrmt-
tent At best
Rails cancelled the greater part %
thelr moderate advances in the latter
part OF the trading even though June
EARNINGS OF the leading systems showed
further reductions in operating costs
and increasing net returns.
\ few. stocks. such as Corn Products
and Industrial alcohol. were inclined -
iSnOre the reaction n the general list
hut Mexican Petroleum which showed
consistent strength gave way IN the
general reversal towards the close, Il
heavy tone then prevailing. SfueS
amounted L. 7.oon non shares.
Call money rates held a. "our r'r'"H;
until tho final hour whom offerings were
made a; 81 rcrrsut. Tn" d"ma"" 'Nr
time Funds was very Hch'. with no
rhancC for the :mportar; ma'Uriu"S.
Foreign EXCHANGES added Very genera I
" ~ Yesterdays r"?rii"1S Sterling DC
nand va quo'"1 under Il" and all IN"
rIllcd rcmittauc"s w"r" '"w'r w'ih "er
man marks and wnS; o; N" Mort"
European bills
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE

New York. July 26.--FOreIgn exchange
easy. Great Britain. demand A44%
cables AS. so day bills on banks. 4t2:
Francs. demand S.27ic. cables SIS:
Italy. demand 4.6S. cables 1854 Bel
GUM, demand 7.S5 y. cables 7s6: Ger
many. demand i9L. cables .l9A: Hol-
land demand 3S.75. cables 2S.S0: Norway.
demand 1880: Sweden. demand $500;
Denmark. demand 9tJO: Switzerland,
demand 1900; Spain, demand 1855:
Greece. demand $40: Poland demand.
demand OIs. Czccho-Slovagia demand
225: Argentine demand 3S.66; Brazil.
demand 1856: Montreal. 90 Lie.
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THIRTEEN
ISSUE FIVE PERMITS

Five building permits were issued
Yesterday afternoon by tho city. The
permist issued were:
First Christian church. now roof At
2l12 Market street. Cost $500.
Charles A Null. garage at Elm Court.
Cost $500.
+. c. Kronjaeger. tile garage at rear
500 s. Huron street. Cost s25o.
A: H Craft. garage on Porter ave-
nue., Edgwood. Cost SIS.
Edward Mossburg. raising house.
Cost $3.50.
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EAST BUFFALO LIVESTOCK

East Buffalo, \. =. July 25.-CRttIc:
Receipts. 100 head: steady.
Calves: Receipts so head; steady.
$5.00GI2.00.
Hogs: Receipts. o.4OO head: heavy and
MIXED shade lighter. Heavy. Sl0.00d
100: mixed. sll.0OG 1850; workers..
sll60G 1855: light do. and pigs, Sll.60
@ll.76: roughs. sS.5OGS.75 stays. $500
q 800.
Sheep and Lambs, Receipts. 1900
head Lambs. 25c higher. l.amba.
!5OO4 l2.25; yearinGs S5.008l0.o0:
wethers. s50OQ 100: ewes. 5000 100
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CHICAGO GRAIN

Chicago. July 26.-EXport purchasing
In large amounts brought about n MOD
crate upturn today In the price OF
wheat. but with hedging sales renewed
the gains proved mostly transient Inc
market cosed unsettled "a net lower 10
u advance with September sl.o7 to -
md December $l.O9n TO 1S. Corn
finished q. to ~ lower corn at IS 10
1,6% cents higher and provisions
down 70 90 cents 10 81 cents
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1urTER, EGGS, CHEESE

New York July 26.--Bu,ter: F!ryrer.
Receipts. $500. Crcame-y higher than
extras. 35 n 35isc: creamery extras (92
score). S4t.c: creamery arsts tsS n 81
scoreD. 3tQ33]7c.
EgSs: Steadjcr. Receipts. 29.59T
cases.
Cheese: Easy. Receipts. 1850. State
whole milk fats. fresh specials. COX q
2lI,c. do. average run. 1915 q coo; state
whole milk twins. fresh specials. cot. n
2lc: do. average run. 1871 q zoe.
Live poultry unsettled. Broilers by
freight. 81 n CSC: by express. 2iG soc.
Dressed poultry steady and un-
changed.
Spot cotton quiet. MiddlinE. s2l.tS.
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DRY GOODS

New York, July 26.-Instabil'ty or
cotton today continued to thwart cotton
goods trading for long future delivery.
Yarn buying also was restricted. pend
Ing publicat ton Of the government cot
ton report. Prices were steady. with
some domestics growing frmer. Dress
goods markets were active. Burlaps
showed signs OF stiffening again. Wors-
ted yarns were quiet.
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PITTSBURGH PRODUCE

Pittsburgh. July @6.--nairy products
unchanged.
Apples. bushel baskets No l Delaware
Transparents and Red varieties l.nn1
$50: Virginia and Michigan Duchess
t.504l.76.
Onions. New Jerseys per hushrl ham
per No. yellows $50 Lowas 100 pound
sacks No. l. s.o09325.
Potatoes. Mnrylands and Eirginlas.
per barrel No. /. 2.758S.o0; Now JerscyP
$50 pound sacks No. 2.2542.50.
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prrrsnuRaH LIVESTOCK

Pittsburgh. July 26.-Hogs: Receipts
I son head: lower. Hcavies. slO.7om
1897; heavy and light workers. and pigs
sll.75IlI.Sj.
Sheen and Lambs: Receipts 1,5OO
head, lower. Sheen. 500: lambs. sl2.oo
Caves: Receipts, 200 head: steady
Top, $1,000.
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CkhY, MONEY

high, 4: low, 3: ruling rate. g. closing
bid. 8: offered. az: last loan. 8: call
loans against acceptances, az. Time
loans steady; 81 dayp, ~ a.: % days
~ a.: six months 4G4H. Prime NOR
.antile paper, "A AZ.
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TOLEDO GRAIN

Toledo. July 25.-Wheat-Cash, I'LL;
July. Sl.il: September, Sl.o9i2' Decern'
Der. Sli2A.
Glover Seed-Prime: Cash. $1,000
October, 5000: December. $1o.85.
Alsike-Prtme: Cash. Sl0.5o; August
sl0.5o: October. 4t0.60.
Timothy-Prime: Cash, $3.50; Sep
e.mber, SOS: October. s2.s7I7.
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But. surely" urged Barlow, "seeins
Is believnk?"
Not necessarily" responded Dobson:
FOR instance. see you every day. but
as TO believing you" He never nm
ished that sentence.
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Britain and Germany Is not known Dull
whatever the cause there Is no denying
that the condition exists. Enorts 10
tempt other potential borrowers nave
also proved futile.
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CRnnE OIL

OIL City. Pa, July 26.-Crcdlt balances
s3G0. Runs, 37.0S1 barrels: average, 81
%G7 barrels Shipments. 67.9lS barrels;
average. 54.973 barrels.
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LIBERTY BONDS

New York, July 26.--Liberty bonds
closed: 35a's 101.o0: called victory IA :
10000; second tours loO.i+; first 44's
iOl.so: second AIS I0nS2: third ~
lOO.7S; fourth 4ll's 1oLGs. Victory 424's
(uncalled) 10000.
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N. Y. CURB MARKET

Wheeling. W. Va. July @6. 20.
Furnished The lntelligencer by A. h
pn.ten K Co, me ipberS Now York STOCK
Exchange. Second floor National Bans
~ w Va Bldg
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

Wheeling. w Va. July cs. 'oo
Furnished The lntelE gencer by A. q
Nastea. & Co. n embers New York Stoca
Exchange. Second floor National Bana
~ W Va Bldg
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STANDARD on
SUBSIDIARY STOCKS

Wheeling. W. Va. July IS. 20.
Furnished In. lnteilicencer by A. %
9asten & Co. members New YORK Stocs
Exchanye Second floor National Bans
~ w. Va. Bldg.
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Range OF local stocks to-day:
BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

Wheeling. W. Va. July Is. '22
Furnished Tho lntelligancer by A. Il
hasten q Co. members Now York Stock
Exchange. Second floor National BANK
~ W Va Bldg.
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N. Y. COTTON MARKET

Wheeling. W. Va. July 2f. -
Furnished The intsiligencer by A. u
hasten & Co. mel bers Now York Stoch
Exchange. Second floor National Bang
~ w Va Bldg
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N. Y. STOCK i-IirHANGE

Wheeling. ". Va. july -. -
Furnished The Intelligeneer uy a
Master { Co. members New forK Stocs
Exchange Second floor NationaI oan'
Va ElnR
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LOCAL. STOCKS

Wheeling. W. Va. July %. ~
Daily quotation list Wheeling Stock
Exchange. Compiled for The Intcll!-
genCer.
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| Open. High. Low. Close

Cash wheat. No. : red sl,llGl.lc;
No hard S1.12% q LAX.
Corn No mixed ca o.; No. yell
low san 965.
Oats No. . white rs q 81: No ; white
34G357.
Pork nominal.
Lard SLIGO.
Ribs $l0.254ll.26.
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LARD

LARD
New York. July 26.-Lard: Barely
steady Middle west. jl2.004l2.l0.
Other raitcles unchanged
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POULTRY

Chicago. July 2s.-Poultry: Alive.
lower. Fowls. clhc; brollers 225T27c:
ROSTERS. 13hc.
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Spot 20 down.
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Wheeling, w. Va. July &c. 100.
WHEELING LIVE STOCh COM. co.
VEAL CALVES
SAX BROTHER
HATTI,E

Choice. 125 70 rs .... SOC 10
Good. IFS to IT'S ....... 9OG
Light, heavy. com. calves. 009
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1922-07-15
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT. NO. q
Silver Flat Mining 3 Milling Com.
pany, Principal Place Of Business
American Fork, Utah.

Notice is hereby given, that at
meeting of the directors OF the above
named company. held on the 18th day
OF June, 1922. assessment No. 3S OF
IA cent per share was levied on the
capital stock Of the corporation, pay
able Immediately to J. b. Parker at
HIS office. American Fork, Utah. Any
stock on which this assessment re-
mains unpaid on July nth, 1922. will
be delinquent and advertised for sale
at public auction and unless payment
is made before will be sold Monday
August It'll. 1922, at o'clock p. m.
at office Of the Secretary, American
Fork, Utah to pay the delinquent as
sessmont, together with the cost Of
advertising and expense Of sale.
J. b. PARKER, Secretary
First pub. June 24-Last July '5, 1922
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1922-07-15
COPPER SHINClE TRADE
IS GROWING RAPIDLY.

The rapidity with which the Ana
conda Copper Mining company has
developed its copper single pro-
gram Is feature worthy Of note. re-
ports the Daily Metal Trade. The
first steps toward copper single
production were taken last October.
Equipment Of plant in Perth
Amboy. N. J.. was begun in January,
and the company is now turning out
1000 copper shingles an hour. again.
st orders on books. Dies and Other
machinery we're installed. also q
coloring plant. which enables the
company to turn out shingles In seven
colors.
Recent contracts for copper shing-
les include the Church OF the Holy
Innocents. Brooklyn, N. y; the
Twelfth Reform Church, Brooklyn
reroofiEg; the Clinton Avenue Con
gregational Churh, Brooklyn; the
Church Of the Messiah, Thirty-fourtl
and Park avenue, New York; also
several country clubs and many resi-
dences. A broad foreign interest In
copper shingles has been aroused,
with inquiries from China, Europe.
South America and the tropics.
It has been predicted that 10 per
cent Of the country's roofing busi-
ness will consist Of copper shingles
within another year or so. This 10
of considerable significeAce to the
copper industry. About 10000, 900
squares of roofing IRE used in this
country annually. according to con-
sentative estimates. One million
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squares. or thrdS and ons-third ~
cent Of the total. would take ss,ooer
900 pounds Of copper; 10 per cent
would require over 100000 pounds.
Legislation in many cities agaiaA
wooden shingles ID expected to give
Impetus to the use Of metal shinglsa
and the makers Of metal shingles -
sert the relative lightnsss Of their
products IL ssllpoint IN competities
with composition roofing. M
The absorption Of the Americas
Brass company BY the Anacon1s
company has enabled the latter y
control all Of the processes, from or
to finishsd product. The copper ,
produced from the company's own
orc, and rolled at the Ansoniav
mill, whence for shingle purposes
the sheets are shipped to Perth AM
boy.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1922-07-15

The Geneva Resort management
has changed the regular dance from
Friday night to Saturday night. due
to the fact that the dance halls in
the county were objecting to. them
having this night. II is thought the
change will make II much better all
around.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1922-07-15

Mrs. Bert Timpson and daughter
Helen returned homo Sunday morn
Ing after spending the week at Heb
err visiting Mr.. and Mrs. John Ander-
SON
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Not Al So e.d.

Unusually candid is an advertising
merchant In Lennox. 3. D. He says:
Eve don't claim that other people
are cheats and liars. We don't Judge
everybody else by ourselves.
ton Transcript.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1922-07-15
State of Utah. County Of utah:

J. F. Noyes being first duly sworn
according to law, deposes and says
that he Is President Of the above
named bank; that the above and fore.
going report contains q full. true and
correct statement Of the condition o:
the said bank at the close Of business
on the 3oth day Of June. 1922.
IF. MOVES,
Correct Attest:
W. H. CHAPMAN.
JOS. II. STORRs.
VIM. THORNTON,
Director >.
Subscribed and sworn to before
me this 9Th day Of July 1922.
CLYDE p. CROOKsTON,
Notary Publ,
tSeal My commission expires 3rd
day of August, 1923.
State Of Utah. once Of Bank Con
missioner.
]. Seth Pixton, Bank Commissioner
OF the State Of Utah. do hereby certif,
that the foregoing IL full. true anc
correct copy Of the statement Of In.
above named company. filed In m,
office. this 10th day Of July, 1922.
SETH PIXTON,
Bank Commissioner
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1922-07-15

Mrs. Matte Strong and two chill
dren returned to their home in
Castle Dale SATURDAY, after spending
the past month in Alpine visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. d. J. Strong, her par
ents.