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The New York herald., 1922-12-04
GERMAN BONDS UP
ON FOREIGN DEMAND
Financiers Also Astounded by
Increase in Prices as
Dollar Drops.

Special Cable to THE NEW YoaK HERALD.
Copyright, 1899, By THE NEW York HERALD
New York Herald Bureau,)
Berlin. Dec. 8.
The balloon-lil1e increases in indus
trial stocks and bonds last week con-
stituted the main feature In the Ger
man markets and a mystery which
financiers admit they are. unable to
solve.
Perhaps the strangest case is the
sudden demand from abroad for group
OF bonds. notably North German Lloyd,
at fabulous figures. although the issue
even now is liable to retirement at par
or tenth of the price being paid in the
open market. Bonds Of 1000 marks
jumped successfully three, six and ten
times In value during the week. An
issue of 100000 900 marks was marketed
in 1906 with the stipulation that 100000
marks worth would be retired every
year at par. This means that the Issue
could be gathered in any day by the
company on a paper mark basis. In
spite of this fact. which is well known,
| The same sort Of bonds of the Badische
Aniiin works, the Siemens-Schuckert
firm and the Hamburg American Line
sought abroad.
The second feature to astonish f1nan-
ciers was the trend of prices. which 1t
Is becoming more and more apparent no
longer follows the dollar exchange.
During the week of November IL to II
the index number of wholesale prices
increased 15.1 per cent. while the dol
lar dropped one-tenth of / per cent. The
preceding week prices increased 81 per
cent, while the dollar increased so per
cent. Last week the index number
dropped eight-tenths and the dollar 11.S
per cent. The figures do not include the
prices Of exports and imports. which, fol-
low the exchange closely, but are con-
fined to domestic goods.
The price OF coal increased 70 per
cent, while cement increased so per
cent. The exchange rate fiuttered be-
tween 1925 and $3.50. with the peak at
SITS. The gradual drop is ascribed
to the reported decision of the French
to occupy the Ruhr Valley and to the
note asking damages for the attacks on
French and English officers in Passau
and Ingolstadt
Exports dropped 100000 double hun
uTeUWelBnlt WllAc uipoitS iIlCiSdSVu
100000 double hundredweight. The
latter Is not as bad as it might seem,
as imports consist largely of raw ma
terials. The big purchases loosened
much foreign currency boarded abroad
and assure further operations.
Pig iron rose slightly on two occa-
sioris Steel. which has long been above
the world market price, also was
boosted with the increase in the price
of coal making 1t still more difficult
for German firms to do business abroad.
Christmas buying is slack in nearly
all lines except wool and clothing. The
cotton trade is especially dull and stock
is piling up in the mills. Leather and
hidessare stagnant With the continued
shortage of timber prices are rising to
fabulous figures.
One Of the most notable business deals
of the week was the purchase by the
Upper Silesian Iron Company of the ma
jority OF the stock of the Pruessen
CRUDE Mining Company. While an ex-
ceptionally high price was paid the deal
gives the iron Arm big increase in
coal resources.
The New York herald., 1922-12-04
NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA.
Japanese Lines Declare 16 Per
Cent. Dividend.

At q general meeting of the directors
Of the Nippon Yusen Kaisha Lines, held
in Toxic on November 20. dividend Of
Is per cent. was declared.
Yonejiro Ito, president, In recon-
nending adoption OF the report, said
that, while general depression continued.
net profit for .shs last half of the fiscal
year ending September 80 amounted to
2,790,0O0 yen, representing an increase
of $4,000 yen over the first six months
of the fiscal year. but a decrease Of
$4,000 yen. as compared with the last
half of the previous fiscal year.
decrease was attributed to demoraliza-
ton of freight rates. although passen-
ger earnings showed a large Increase
and the quantity of cargo carried was
in excess of that handled for the same
period during the previous fiscal year.
The New York herald., 1922-12-04
RURAL CREDIT BONDS
SOON TO BE OFFERED
South Dakota Issue to Be for
$4,000, 900.

Offering soon will be made of an issue
of 100000 State of South Dakota Az
per cent. rural credit bonds, which was
purchased by a syndicate comprising
the Guaranty Company of New York,
the Bankers Trust Company. Stacy &
Braun, Ames. Emerich & Co., w. r.
Compton Company. Hannahs, Ballin &
Lee, Wells, Dickey Company and the
Mississippi Valley Trust Company.
The bonds are dated November 15.
1922, and due November Is, 1912 South
Dakota has sold one other issue of
bonds in 1922. total issues for the year
being s4.000,oOo. less than half of the
average amount of bonds issue during
the last four years.
The New York herald., 1922-12-04
ONE 300 p. C.. AND TWO
loop. STOCK DIVIDENDS
Vacuum Oil Stockholders APP
proUe "MeiLon" Plan.

The West Side Trust Company of
Newark has declared a 100 per cent.
stock dividend, payable December 22, to
shareholders of record December 90.
subject to stockholders' approval of a
proposal to increase the stock from
$500, 900 to 100000.
Stockholders of Vacuum OIL Company
have approved an increase in stock
amounting to $1,000 900. from which
800 per cent. stock dividend will be de-
clared on the $4,000. 900 outstanding
stock. Reduction of the par value of the
shares from 500 to S2g also was au-
thorized.
Scott & Williams, Inc. has increased
it's stock from $1.000,000 to s2,000,000
and will pay 100 per cent. stock divi-
dend
The New York herald., 1922-12-04
S4,248OOO
Central Indiana Power Company
id the City o in
First Mortgage Collateral and Refndng so Gold Bonds Series A
Noncauh hleuntlahe June
annapolis and in Central Indiana]

dhd Bond
e H. Bas, PiaHu eh 1vdh the SAS1vng hn"zed
The subsidiaries of the Company 20 cities and
in Is counties in Indiana including of the
two electric light and power plants in Indianapolis
with classes of public utility service. The
estimated total population of the communities served
is in excess of 500,000
For the year ended September 30 1922, consolidated
gross earnings S5, l26358; consolidated net
ings ,740, ,518 as compared with annual interest
quremen of $787 730 all outstanding bonds of this
ISSUE and Divisional Bonds not pledged.
The aggregate par value of subsidiary companies
bonds (or cash in lieu thereby to be Immediately
pledged under the Mortgage security for the
outstanding bonds of this issue in excess of all
such bonds. No additional mortgage bonds may be
issued by the subsidiary companies unless deposited
under this Mortgage.
The Central Indiana Power Company will all
the outstanding bonds and the present outstanding
capita stocks, except l564 600 par value of bonds
and Directors qualifying shares, of six public utility
companies operating within the State of Indiana. 1t
will also all the outstanding stock, except Drec
tors qualifying shares of the Indiana Electric Cor
poraton, which company has contracted for the
Structon and financing of centrastation generating
plant with initial electrical equipment installation
of 40 900 X. w. capacity.
approval receipts sehsnsee
dave bonds will Be ready for delivery about nss%bs. herein
shem ourselves have relied them purchase this
The New York herald., 1922-12-04
LEGAL NOTICE.
PRESUMPTION OF LIFE IIMITAJION
fsCOTIA>DD ACT. 1891.

SCOTLAND ACT. 1891.
A Petition has been presented under the
Presumption OF Life Limitation (Scotland)
Act, 1891 to the Court OF Session (First Divi-
Clerk at the instance OF John Banks. Mas
ter Mariner. 81 Mayfair Avenue, Tlsord.
Iondou and others, the whole surviving chill
dren OF the late John Banks, Chemist, Wick
Ia have Il found that their brother James
Banks Chemist, who In or about the year
1880 left London, where he had been pre-
y,ously employed. for Canada. and who as
last known 10 be Ia San francisco, but has
no; been heard Of since 1904. has dsap-
peared that the 3tst day OF December. 1904
Was the day on which he was last known to
be alive and that he must be presumed to
have died exactly seven years after the date
on which he was last known to be alive; and
10 have II found therefore that the said
James Banks must be presumed to have died
on 3fst December, 1911. The following In
terlocu;or has been pronounced In the Pcti-
f6,h November. 1922. Lord Morrison for
Lord Ashmore. Act Mcdonald. The Lord
Ordinary appoints the Petition 70 be inti-
mated on the walls and in the Minute Book
IN common form and to be advertised oncc a
week for two successive weeks In each OF
the following newspapers vizt. The Times,
London, New York Herald, Vancouver Daily
Province, San Francisco Chronicle and or
dains ali parties claiming interest TO lodge
Of February. 1928
(signed) T. y. Morrison
OF all which intimation IL hereby riven,
MELVILLE & LINDSAY, w. s.,
10. George Street
EDINBURGH. Scotland
Agents for the Petitioners
2fs,. November, 1922.
The New York herald., 1922-12-04
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
PACIFIC OIL COMPANY
DIVIDEND NO. q.

A DIVIDEND OF one dollar and fifty cents
(s1.50) per share on the Capital Stock of
this Company has been declared, payable at
the Treasurers office, No. 165 Broadway,
New York. N. T., on January 20, 1928, TO
stockholders OF record at three o'clock i. NJ,
Friday. December Is, 1922. The stock trans
fer books will not be closed for the payment
of this dividend. Cheques will be mailed only
to stockholders who have filed dividend
orders.
HUGH NELL. Treasurer.
New York. ". Y, November 10, 1922.
The New York herald., 1922-12-04
Price 1884 yielding over 4.5O%

approved by John C. Thomson, ESQ., Of New York City
The New York herald., 1922-12-04

y Special Cable to THE NEW YoRK HERALD.
Copyright, 1899, oy THE NEW YoRK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau,
Berlin. Dec. 3.
The New York herald., 1922-12-04
THE DELAWARE 6 HUDSON COMPANY.

New YORK, NOV, n, lDZ2,
quarterly dividend of TWO AND ONE
QUARTER i2Aes) PER CENT on the cap
Ital stock OF this Company Will be paid at
the office OF the Company. S2 Nassau Street.
In this city, on and after "Wednesday, Dec. 20.
1922 to Stockholders OF recordEat close OK
business to-day.
by order OF the Board Of Managers.
W. II. DAVIES, Treasurer.
The New York herald., 1922-12-04
Coupon Bonds
Denominations
$1,000, $500, 500

The Company agrees to
reimburse the holders of
Series "a" Bonds, if re-
quested within sixty days
after payment, for the
Pennsylvania Four Mill
Tax, and for the Connec-
ticut Personal Property
Tax, not exceeding four
mills per dollar per annum,
and for the Massachusetts
Income Tax on the inter-
est not exceeding six per
cent of such interest per
annum.
Interest payable January 1
and July |, at the Office of
Halsey, Stuart & Co, Inc,
in Chicago or New York.
Interest payable without
deduction for normal Fed
eral Income Tax not in ex-
cess of 29o. Redeemable
after June 80, 1882, at the
following prices and accrued
interest: on. and from July
l.. 1882, to July l, 1887, at
107H; on and from July /,
1887, to July 1, 1912, at
los; on and from July /,
1912 to January l, 1947, at
102H; and on and from
January 1, 1947, at 100.
The New York herald., 1922-12-04

y An advertisement. ~ the Lost aud
Found columns Of THE NEW YoRK
HERALD offers q rooi possibility OF re-
cogcring yow lost property Telophone
advertisements 10 Worth 10000.
The New York herald., 1922-12-04
Harris, Forbes & Company

Harris, Forbes q Company
Limited
Montreal
The New York herald., 1922-12-04

Harris Trps, and Savings Bank
Bond Department
Chicago
The New York herald., 1922-12-04

Harris, Forbes & Company
eorporated
Boston
The New York herald., 1922-12-04
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The New York herald., 1922-12-04
$3,OOO,OOO
State of South Dakota
434% Bonds
NEW LOAN


Du November
notno Maturity
Principal N1ay November
f
from a Income Taxes
Tax-Fre in South Dakota
in New
and u
a
of
al
the State for of principal and interest
Price 1884 yielding 4.50%
Legality Thomson ESQ, of New
Guaranty Company Of New York Bankers Trust Company
Stacy Braun Ames, Emerch Co.
William R. Compton Co. Hanahs, Ballm & Lee
Wells -Dickey Co. Mississippi Valley Trust Co., St. Louis
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-09

mfnek ordinance m6la by SO
tato stati pravoplatnou a byti
prijata plynarnou "a pet dnf
po provedenf yo1by.
Sami pIvodci okolnosti, ze
otazka plynova se dostala ma
ietosni volebnf lfstek pronlasi-
Ii Dalymu, jiz po provedenych
volbach, ze Jim slo jen . to,
ably zvedeli prave mfn9nf lidu,
ze Sc spokoji take jen ttimto
moralnfm vftezstviR a ze nj
kterak nechti dale do tetos ak
ce zasahovati. Jinymi slovy,
pokud sc plynu tyce jsme prd-
We Ease ma tom mist6, z ktere-
no jsme vySli. % 35c pffrod-
MIN plynu rozhodne vlastne
nejvyssi sudu statu Ohio a pro-
to jest die n9kterych nahled1
kazde zasahovani v tuto akci
pfedcasnym. Rozhodnutf nej-
vyssiho soudu Sc pax oceka "a
n6kolik malo tydnI.
* ss H4Al ls ,asH =
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-09

neslyseli vystrel, vpaleny okny
primo ma Tagareliovou, jez
zasazena, pustila decko ma
ruce a sama klesla k zep1i.
Muz, uvedom6n byv 0 pfepadu
kdyz spatril zenu lezeti ma ze-
mi. Tezce zran9na zasazena
byla v hrdlo a sice tax nebez-
pecn6, ze lekafi mestske ne
mocnice, kan lined byla do
,pravena, kladou jen velice me-
patrne nadeje ma jeji uzdra-
veni.
Policie zahadny pripad W.
setfuje a die. .jeji theorie musel-
pachatel vylezti ma plot, odkud
do pokoje po jmenoyane zene
strelil. V sousedstvi nikdo ra-
ny neslysel a Tagareli tvrdi
sam, re nema on ami jeho ze-
ma neprateL.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-09
LUPIc We vYPOMOCNEM
SPOLKU.
Prepaid divky M ulici.

Do Karpat Building & Loan
Co., 2335 zap. IL. ul. vesei
vcera muz, jenz namirenym re-
volverem pozadoval ma 19-le.e
Anne Korene vydani penez.
Devce vsak neuposlechlo a wy
behlo z klece do domu naleza-
jiciho Sc vzadu, kde prfpad G.
znamila 17,let6mu bratrovi
Theodorovi, ktery lined ne
kolika sousedy Sc ma muze 8
revolverem rozb9hli. V bance
vsak byl krone ozbrojence je-
ste muz jiny. Prchajici lupic
by] ma It9ku We vzdalenosti
nekolika blokI dopaden.
Jmenuje Sc Anton Radke, je
45-lety a bydli v {. 1907 .Au.
burn ave. S. w. Primal, ze
tehoz dne spatrll " nance nro-
madu pen6z a proto Sc dostal
v pokuseni, zmocniti Sc jich.
Dosel 81 don16 pro revolver,
brejle a satek, jimz zakryl 81
pri prepadu oblicej.
Ma Central ave. u vych. 81.
ul. prepadena byla 18-leta Ii
liam Shavitzova, 2314 vych.
81. ul. muzem, snazicfm Sc w.
trhnouti il kabelku. Divka Sc
lupici "a kriku branila a byla
timto srazena ma chodnik. Ma
pomoc il prispechal blizkv gro
cerista John Bowitzer, divks
dosud trimala v ruce reminek
Cd kabelky. Prepadena byla
dopravena do nemocnice sv
Lukase, ielikoz banditou byla
zranena ma hlav6.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-09
NEsTESTf MA v9cH. SIS. UL.
A. BROADWAY.
Sklouznuti auta osudnym ma
sledkem. - Dive ob@ti ira
ficnich nehod.


Manzele Wilsonovi jeli "a
vcerejEiho pozdejsiho odpole-
dne automobilem, kdyz pojed-
nou jejich stroj ma destem zvl-
HE dlazbe uklouzl a dostal Sc
ma rohu 55. ul. a Broadway
do drahy prijizdejiciho pracov
niho vlaku spolechosti cleve-
landskych poulicnfch drah. So
leta manzelka nest'astieho RI
dice, pi. Katerina Wilsonova
,byla q auta vymrstena pred
MIN stitem. Uboha zei1a do
pravena byla nejvetsi rychlosti
do blizke nemocnice sv. Ale
xise, kde vsak kratce ma to
skonala. Nestesti, udavsi Sc v
t9chto zivych mistech, vyvola-
10 ma chvili mezi chodci pocho
pitelne vzruseni. Wilsonovi
bydleli v els. 1888 vych. 113.
ulice.
v Charity nemocnici pax ze-
mrel vcera vecer H. X. Brasel
1916 vych. 65. ul., ridic taxi.
cabu The Waite Taxicab Co..
jenz zranen byl " 1tery "a
srazky poulicni karou ma
Central avt. a vych. 33. ul.
4O-lety Ross Colwell, 1881
zap. 1O8. ul., jel vcera po Wy
sokem moste, kde prave upro
stred vrazil do lucerny, takzt
sc jeho automobil prekotil
Vymlouval Sc, ze stroj jeho u
klouzl, coz jest vsak pol. ser
zantem Frankem Starym po
pirano, neb spalickova dlazb;
prave v techto mistech most'
jest pokryta zvlastni massou
jez vse podobne znemozhuje
IS Colwellem jelly dve danny
jez po nehod6 ihned zmizely
zahechavse ma mist6 svoje klo
bouky, jichz Sc policie zmoc
nila. Colwell byl zatcen a pa
trne bude obzalovan pro be2
ohlednou jizdu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-09

Clevelandskx populace vzro-
ste o $4,000 dusi.

Pravnf fiditel Lamb a fl
nancni riditel Gesell konaji
pfipravne praces aby pfipoje-
nj pfedmestf West Parku sta
10 sc co. nejdrive. Lamb vyslo-
vii vcera nahled ze nenf treba
cekati do /. ledna q ze st&tni
z&kon dovoluje slouceni Okla
mite. Nejblizsi akci slucova-
ci bude, ably jak mestska rada
clevelandska, tax i westpark-
ska uznaly provedene volby "a
spravny "a soucasneho delego-
vani nektereho predpestkeho
radniho do m9tske. rady cTeve-
landske, ktery by vlastn6 Ia
stupoval novou 33. wardu, jez
z West Parku bude utvofena.
Jednou z prvnich praci bude
rozsireni trait m6stske, poulic-
nj drahy. Jiz vcera ohlasoval
radni j. A. Braschwitz, ze ma
pondelni schnzi poda ordinan-
ci, die ktere by byla trat' ma
Lorain ave. prodlouzena West
Parkemsaz ma Kamms Toh. Ia
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-09

v ob5xSSlrn pokoji v els.
1892 Carlxis lave. s. w. sede-
la vcera veEer j dvoumesicnim
9ckem Ial<ta pi. Marie Ta-
garelfova Eanzele bydleji v
podnain1a NJ line rodiny. O.
statni spoiubydlici j manzel
prvn6 jmsn0van6 mlad6 zeny
sedeli v pfednim pokoji a ba-
viii Sc poslouchanfm noveho
rekordu' III fonografu. Hra
patrn9 byl1 pficinpu, ze AMI
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-09
PLYNARNA NEPkISTOUPf
MA VYSADNl ORDINANCE.

V ltery "a voleb pfijata orr
dinance plynove smlouvy nj
kterak neOdstrani vlekouci sc
spor m9sta 8 East Ohio Gas
Co. President plynarny M. B.
DAILY zdstava 81 dGslednym q
dosud prohlasuje, ze spolec
most ma ukladane il podmfnky
pristoupiti nemize. Die pod
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1922-10-19

Mrs. z. Norman is on the SEX list
this week.
VIM. Heyerman family spent Sun
day at Westfeld.
E. Beck spent Friday and Satur-
day in Bismarck on business.
Institute Dance at Seeman Park,
Wednesday, Oct. th.-Adv.
A. Horner returned home yesterday
from trip to the Twin Cities.
Attorney Atkins, of Napoleon, was
Linton business visitor yesterday.
VIM. Raven is visiting his daugh-
ter, Mrs. l.. Berkholz, at .Hazelton.
Gottlieb Schatz, Of Temvik, was a
Linton business visitor here yester-
day.
Several from Linton went to Stras-
burg yesterday to hear Gov. Nestos
speak.
Fred Droog, of Westfeld, spent
Saturday in Linton transacting bus
mess.
Mrs. Emil Hart spent Sunday in
Bismarck, guest at the Cameron
home. shan
Attorney Chas. Coventry spent
Monday in Hazelton on professional
business.
Attorney H. A. Armstrong, of Ha-
zelton, transacted business in Linton
Saturday. 3.
Miss Rose Lauinger, of Strasburg
spent yesterday in Linton visiting and
shopping.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Kremer en-.
tertained Rev. and Mrs. Ermal Mon
day evening.
DR.. C. o. Smith will be in Stras
burg on professional trip Tuesday
Oct. 24.-Adv.
Miss Verda Fogle, who is teachin,
school at Hull, spent Thursday at he
home in this city.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1922-10-19
FOR asHERIFF.

sSI an candle '|te fto1r sheriff in the
etion "a be held Tuesday Novem-
Der ydnp been one Of the two
andidates rcnina IN the primary
.alectio a I,t'se sineere;v appre-
scsiiafs tie excslle lent support given my
candidas that time. and hone that,
4 may receive II again this fall g
/ ISL Joe Volls j
Official Advert ement.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1922-10-19
IN TOWN AND OUT

Try the Drug Store FIRST .-Advee7
Attorney Scott Cameron spent Sat
urday in Linton, returning to his home
in Bismarck Sunday.
H. G. Lynn and Carl Vorlander
spent Tuesday at Strasbdrg. Carl
assisted the band boys
A marriage licey9e was issued to
John j. sahlf cd Helen schatz, Of
Hague, the past week.
The Fred Vosselor auction sale was
held last Monday at the residence and
proved to be success.
If you want good, square meal,
eat at Seeley's. lady. 4
Mr.. and Mrs. John Meier, of Zee
land, were guests at the Vincenz Meier
home in this city Sunday.
Mrs. C. E. Green and Chas. Brown
spent Monday at the Fred Freeman
home in the Dale country. @
H. A. Thoreson, who has been very
ill at his home in this city, is inn
proved at the present writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Died, of Greenway,
spent Sunday and Monday at the An
drew Kramer home in this city.
The members of the Priscilla Club
will be entertained at the home of
Mrs. A. H. Irvine this evening.
Mrs. Join Schafer left Saturday for
Carson, this state, where she will visit
her daughter, Mrs. Merritt Harding.
Miss Kinney, who spent several
days in Linton last week, returned to
her home at Beardsley, Mimi, Friday
Chas. Lip who has been spending
some time in the Omio country, left
Monday for his home at Becker, MINI
Mr.. and Mrs. j. McCrory expect
to leave Saturday for Pasadena
Calf. ;, where. they will spend the win
ter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theo. Rensselaer, ant
the latter's sister, Miss Martha Vol
of Hazeltan, were Linton visitor
Tuesday.
1 The local band furnished music 70
the people at strasburg Tuesday.
was the annual Catholic county con
vention.
The infant Of Mr.. and Mrs Henri
Brekkel, Of the Temvik country, wa
buried from the Baptist church in thi
city Tuesday.
Vote for the E,nmons County Rec
ord for Official Newspaper.