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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-17

he can't afford 10 be waiting always
for Il even II II returned some time.
Miss Grey. N you can give us any
advice Il certainly viii be apprcci-
ated. and there must b. others with
.thc same problems TO face Tell US
how We can manage with our friends
without giving them all We have
PERPLExED.
-Oh. ,cud some pour
The 0stsic 0s'e as.
TO see ogrscfs
As nhers see US
~ u inere only possible. ,ohat a
rude a,oahensn0 many Of 1s aouid
hauci
fear. MY dear Perpicrcd, von
hare an erroneous conception Of
frscrdship. a friend Is one ,oho usD
stoad firmly by you uhen vog en-
counter lue's hardships cuts
no figure IN true ndsh,p. Those
aoqsaiHsaroes Of voars aren't friends.
but cvoffers-fhcv are ,rorsc than
the professional CRATER. because they
,oork under tho gHise Of friendship. .
They arc 1haf orc might term sam
wser friends ~-tosfh you 100 per cent
as long as tho sun shinrs. bsf vanish
,cifh the gloom THY arc the fnpc
that -rtde a free horse 70 dcafh.~
You summed up the situation IN a
ratshcU rhen you said your "fr,eHds"
hare many things voa cannot afford.
OF course. ,ohy oan'f thev. ,ohen they
spend all Of fhcsr money and part Of
yoarsf
~ e. ret~y a good plnn 70 -sir busi-
nes and friendship. The merit 'tme
these people rant 10 borroir money.
" you con loan u 70 them. let 70 b.
strictly business proposition. Make
thew sign Notes aud pay Interest,
aud hold them 10 fhetr bargain. You
,rsn find that those trorth iohIc ,raii
hapo more regard for you. and voa
can't afford 10 bother to'fh ibr other
kind-you uin be rcii rss Of ihesA
What are tho main facts about the
Trans siberian railway
10 nos begun IN 1891 ord cow
piefed IN Rs main features IN II
pears. Including branch across
Mdnohuysa 10 Port arthur and Dali
ny. starts from 7chrIiabsns on the
eastern slope Of the Trails IT, icn0fh
70 vfad,rosfok on the Pacific "a obosf
100 mites The continuous roduav
roafc Irom Pcfrocrad 70 Eiad,rosfok
Is 5.gsf miics The road cost sfTf.-
Sss 900. ~ Car, an ,vrpetus 10 dcri-
culture and oil other business enfer-
prtscs Of the country. uhfc as
breaches north and south (al fed
BY Drcaf rircr trafftcJ opened up
uast ~crn areas 10 colonization. This
railroad proved Of great importance
/ 70 Russia IN ~, unorld var az the
Only route By rhtch merchandise
oo.is BE- imported dsrtnc the parts
Of the pcdr IN vhioh the port Of
A.chGrorI nas closed by zee. fhr Hoi-
ffT h1rinC been closed bv raincs and
GERMAN ,cur rcsscis The u1iue Of
the merchandise sent fron the Urifed
Sfafcs 10 Russsd bv ,cav Of rfad'ros-
fok and the Trnns-1 ber'ar rail,oav
1as about $4,000 900 in 1915.
when was Dvorak's ''Humorcsque
written
/ Hn biographies do not appear 70
I gsrc the dale Of oomposifion. but u
seems 70 have been first copyrighted
in Bcrlin in 1924
What II a common Law marriage :
One uhcrc all ceremony has been
dispensed 18th. the man and troHan
simply Iitsng together as man and
,crjc AND prociaiHsro Themselves as
ssch. or repufcd 10 be such Such
marriages hare been abolished By
statute IN a number Of the states.
I
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-17
Funeral Feast Orgy
Raided by Greeks

ATHENS. Feb. ia funeral
feast held after the death Of NJ Os
talks. q millionaire merchant, devel-
oped into a wild debauch and the
police raidcd the home. They found
intoxicated men and women dancing
nude about the coffin. a glass oiled
with wine had been placed in each
hand Of the cofpse.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-17
Cynthia Grey 3
Frugal Couple Sove Earnings IN Effort "To Get
Ahcod'-Grdftng Friends Borrouo From Them
and Are Pecved II Loan Is Refused
Y: This is my problem:

Dear MISS Grcy. IhS Is my prObIcm:
So many people have asked us TO loan them money in
amounts from $40 TO $780, and want TO ask how
handle them in actul way. We have loaned money
TO of acquaintance and has been returned
and have asked for the second oap without offering
pay back the first, and when refSed lost their
friendship II is not that those whom loan TO dis
honest but they to have any money back
Miss Grey. careful and extravagan and
trying hard to little money for future and to make
n payment on a nome.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-17

Miss Grey will receive callers
In her office Monday. "wednesday
and Friday from TO y. m. and
on Tuesday and Thursday from
II n m. 20 IL IN. each week. Please
do not come at other times as IL
seriously interfcres with her
writing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-17
Hugh T. Park Seeks
Councilmanic Berth

Hugh T. Park. for 10 years SAM.
tary inspector in tho department Of
health. has SHE'D his hat into the
councilmanic ring. He announces
his platform to be -tax reduction
wherever possible, more work on the
part Of city employees and the scent
carfarc. subject TO the vote OF the
p@opl~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-17

ROME, Feb. 1.-THE assassin Dali
ba- who attempted to kin King Vic
tor Emanuel nine years ago. was
granted amnesty by the king on oc-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-17

LONDON. Feb. io.-Mrs. William
Bedford GlaSier. wife OF late Lon
don lawyer. is the perfect wifcl
Bedford himself said 30 In be
aueathinE TO her the fortune he made
out OF the matrimonial troubles OF
other couples,
Aud Bedford ought TO know. He
was married to her for ~ yearA and
knew her 10 years before that
Said Bedford: we have never
auarrrlcd. No unkini words have
passed between US. No better WON.
an ever lived"
Says Mrs. Bedford; MY husband
my greatest pal"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-17

tober "a. When Darba was first notl-
fled OF the amnesty decree he re-
fused 20 leave prison. but after a
lapse Of two weeks departed.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-07

LOS ANGELES. San Francisco, Port
land, Seattle, Tacoms-Also see New
ork, san Francisco
FROM NEW YORK
May 1i~-NEPBASkAN tEl
NAV "a ntGd 10 Alar,,>sn 4 e LiRs' Inc.
May % AMERnchN ~ n '''"P'' INC
nitrd American limos. Inc.
NEW ORLEANS FROM NV YORK
May 2o M0MUs tPF) southern recIfc
NEW WORK From BALTIMORE
May -FulLADELPHiA CF) clyde L'ne
PORTLAND See Los Angeles, san
Francisco
SAN DIEGo--Sce New York. San Fran
cisco, Mobile. New Orleans
SAN FRANCISCO-Also see Los An
geles, San Diego FRoM NEW YORK
May 10 wfG1.soro tF) Williams s 8. Co.
SAN FRANCISCO. Los Angeles
FROM NEW YORK
May 1o-SANrA NNA tPFMD
Pacific Mail steamship Co.
SAN FRANCISCO. San Dicgo, Los An
geles Harbor (Wilmington}, Port
land, Scattle-Also see Los Angeles
Harbor
FROM NEW YORK
May 10-MONTGOMERY CITY fF)
rsfhnian Steamship Lines
May 20 RoRfN GOoDFELt,oW CF)
Isthmian Steamship Lines
SEATTLE-See Los Angeles, San Fran
cisco Also see Los Angeles Harbor
TACOMA-See Los Angeles
VANCOUVER, B. C.-See Los Angeles
Harbor
WILMINGTON- See San Francisco, Los
Angeles Harbor
New-York tribune., 1922-05-07
CoastWisc

BALTIMORE FROM NEW yoRx
.lo-rAwNEn (FD CWd. Line
CHARLESTON--Se Jacksonville
GALVESTON FROM NEW Yosk
Tu.s (F> Thurs ~, Sat. (F)
southern racifc Co.
GALVESTON. Key West
FROM NEW WORK
MAY lo-COMAl. (rFA Mallory Line
Nav l7-CONCH0 trF) Mallory Line
JACKSONVILLE. Charleston
FROM NEW WORK
Nav e--l.ENATE CrFl clyde Line
Nay lt-ArACHB trFl C}NaS ttne
MAJ - -CoMANCuE Grey CNdc LIN.
KEY WEST-See Galveston
LOS ANGELES HARBoK. San Fran.
cisco. Portland. Seattle, Tacoma
FROM nav WORK
Nav la-wll.l.snLo tF1 William. s, s. Co
LOS ANGELES HARROR. San Fran
cisco, Portland, Seattle, Tacoma
nc FROM Nav foRk
uox er~it y ALENA$n $nER tFl Nawscn
los ANGELES HARBoR. Wilmington,
san Francisco. Seattle, Vancouver
FROM Nsw WORK
u.v lk-~srANIeY noIt.AK tF)
rollsr Line
LOS ANGELES, San Francisco
'soM Nsw Noss
NAY '' r.sias MAI, i 3 / c.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-07
Belgian Line
Black Diamond Steamship Corp.

Ny 67Exch. Pl. Rect. sq2-26l7-1S.
pnila.: 357 Walnut st,
Raltiniore: 80 South Calvert St
Chicago: 11l2 Webster Bl1g'
Detroit: 607 Free Press Bldg.
Act,. Boston, Rogers &W
10 state st,
Nori.: Harriss, Magill, Cit. Bk. Bldg.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-07

American & Msnchuran Line
American & Indian Line
American & Australian Line
American & African Line
Amer. ModItor. & Levant Line
Atlantic Gulf-Far East Line
Ellerman & Bucknsll $. S, Co, Ltd.
lsthmian Steamship Line
Norton Line
Panama Farfast Linz
Sec. Gen. rpts,, Maritime a Napeur
26 Beaver St, \. \. Broad 900.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-07
Cosmopolitan Shipping Co., Inc.

T. Broadway, Ny. Broad5151
Chic: 1I2 ". Adams st. Rand 1915
\ Or; 500 Carondelet Big, Main 6A9
paus. lnterG Frt'g Corp.
Bait Terminal ShippingCo.
Norfolk: Harriss, MagiIS Co, Inc,
New-York tribune., 1922-05-07
"ptN' Bombay, Colombo, Madras, Cal

y
FROM NEW YORK
"s! "I-JoLEE UrM) A. II Ruu 4 Co
AFRICA WEST. Canaries. Senegal,
Gambia Portuguese and French
Nuihea, Sierra Leone, Liberia. Ivory
Ano Hold Coasts. Togoland, Dahomey,
northern and Southern Nigeria, Cam
efoon, French, Belgian and Portu.
guese Congo
NJ, l5.- -sEnnHRe~~ ~ ~ nsn'", ToHN p.cco
>"oADlLLA Also see Porto Rico
Noy "a FROM NEW yorn
'1uN i9.-SAGUA CpID Atlantic Fruit
FROM MOBILE
May lo~-nAKE GILTEpGB CD
fsge 4 Jones
ALEXANDRIA, Pirseu, Salonica.
smyrna, Constantinople, GaIatz-
ALSO see tonstantinorle
FROM NEW YoRK
NLtAANDRlA, Port Said, Suez, BON
4 bay, karachi Abadan
May 1o-ClTY OF iTcK&ow lrr)
~ Norton. Lilly & Co.
ANTIGUA, B. W. ].
FROM NEW YORK
AZ AsEr,, ,I,3,,-hhIpdErowN CFND clyde Line
NJ i&.AMEl-IA Cr) Atlantic Fruit
ANTWERP FROM NEW yoaK
MaN NAY 1S~fioTnEh -? ,tp LLOYD Royal BNlre
May l3-IAPLAND tPI,RM) RED Sta
Ma! Nay e :$o-G0T,!LANp uTFRMD Red star
M%[ Msy eARGpS tFG' ~, IFp Rset piamond am
June s-EASTERN DAWN (F)
Black Diamond Lines
FROM BALTIMORE
MsN I'll OMESTEAp tF) Black Diamond
Ma[ M.y $GSI M STH'AS III : " u|} Red star LIN.
NAY 26-EIMsP0RT CF) MACK Diamond
June e-GLEE RIDGE o. PlackDiamond
WI o., ,a,nVtS w. - ti Rlack Diamond
G%H imn. WNI : ~, N ,NAW 90 Red star Line
RlsrL a. f'TM ~ i,aI,A pA w , at!
june i6- EDGEHIiI. oF) Riack Diamond
Nov - FROM Boston
FROM HAMPTON ROADS
Wsy ls\ !: y, HoMEsTEAp lF) Back Diamond
''' 'NN FROM Hoia'in moeTLe ST. N'''N Diamond
Mar l1ao % q. sTEAMEH (FD raee Z Jons.
I9ne -, coLTHRArs ~ rage 3 Jones
Hage Jones
FROM PENSACOLA
MsI MSE x A. seEAMhE N n dG p@st o 1o'''
June i5-CG1TifPArs - raFo 4 Jon..
T.ro 49,. ~
FROM MONTREAL
AREClBO- Also see Porto Rico
FROM NEW YORK
| WY I'-- >N'r l y ii'l J AilS0ilC fIN)'
AUCKLAND. Wellinrton. Iyttletou.
Dunodin to1boI,r,
"S"'"' 'r.t po,, oou, aru ,ne vo,v
Nav - roMF1 no' ~ E1~ %or'6N auhN INV . CO
A\-O\MOITH Also sco Csrd;F
renm wnNTae.
Nav, - ,r,,, =, ~, ". -
White TO- St.r T.. - To,ninior Lima
,,, ,,l,,,,,, '''''7
BALM iutiS
FROM NEW YORK
May "'~ btLN 'bNRE bp Susquehanna
BARBADOS B. w l.
rnoM NeW yoen
May 13-BRIpCETOWN GFNl Clyde Line
May lc--LAKE G1LTEDGE F)
Page g. ZONES
BARCELONA. North Africa.
FROM NEW YORK
Nsy 17-AND1E tF) Three Star Line
June 15-CApT MAURICE EUGENE (FN
Three star Line
July 5-SiLENF lFD Three star Line
BERMUDA FROM NEW YORK
May l0-TT HAMILTON TFMl ru1ness
| Nav 13--FT. VICTORIA NFMD irmrnass
| RORDEAUN fdircCt) FROM NEW YORK
1fav 10. s-NOnACI CFi Cosmopolitan
MAJ FIT. HAMILTON PrM furneus
Mav o9-N)AGATA CHFM) French Line
MAY CHARMING N( cosmopoIitan
June 15-COIIAMEF2 (') Cosmopolitan
June 27-,IIAGARA CPFM) French Line
July --NfAGARA CFFN) french Line
Aug. 6--NGAGAEA (PFM) French Line
EORDEAif\ Havre FROM NEW YORK
Nav @o--I1-DeOT tF) French I.,ns
1,l iy1e
New-York tribune., 1922-05-07

North Atlantic e. Western S. S. Co
Elder Steel Steamship Co,
15 Moore st, Y. B'g G'n 1886.
80 Broad 81, y. Y. Broad 292O.
136 So 4th St, rhila. Lombard 57ql
Ill Summer St, Boston. Beach $3.50:
New-York tribune., 1922-05-07
For additional
Shipping or Travel information Call
Shipping and Travel Department
Beekman 3000-Extension 40.
FOREIGN MAILS



FreEn mSus win cio<. nroh..g n. s,,,,
a'l - ih" . 80 tine cfdRsry NJ unregisi.-.i
Sis tncudine pogf cards md corn re-c5al l9rr,.
t-tcNd 80 l"i"r dr0iel NAV - rusii-5 At ;h.
''enfrsl ''nst ono sed CITY Hal station ara
.''hNr' HifA rss,aeT Ordinary printa .smpiAa
pF0' 7oTt rsctsgrs snd restst.fca xrtlrles clo.s
20 houfs earlier ercept ihsf rtg's'eY-d articles
i.aPe ~ ne mailed between a It, and II ~
- ihe foreiFn static. f~ornsr Il Morton sn5
t,st .ffefSl 'off'Fn man cotce bsR heut az,
'"Sh At F~nersl Pos nT-e and CIV Hall sistion
SUPPLEMENTARY MAIL
A. ~ Po&i orvce-Dotlhie ro.,aSs 4>ani--I
Afciee mpSi 10 doDosl ed 'n 10 3ropz frsrrsi
ieitrfs for fo+egu countries" or hsn4sd n =, =,
Stpi' erns'fsrY msN'' rinioty 20 ForsfEa
station SUN is;neutsrg NAL closts bar A. ho.Y
laier than ta- Supl- -n7cu's-7 cloSins line shava
he o'c efc"p' t1st urp ou"Hsry mslis tor E5rr
countries and 'or tsnffs America. etc. va Criss
"a. cineo ar ia,.- iats~
New-York tribune., 1922-05-07
Caribbean Line
Clyde Steamship COMPANY

Pier 36, y. R, n, y. CanalS6o0
Pier "A, n. R., NY. lForhSsgvice)
New-York tribune., 1922-05-07

Ellermsn's Wilson Line
Elerman's Phoenix Line.
Amer Mediterranean Leysnt Line
Is Broadway, y. Y BroadQI15
New-York tribune., 1922-05-07
Furness, Witty & Co, Lid,

Furnoss Llnes
Furness Bermuda Line
81 Whitehall stYNY BgGn 1900
New-York tribune., 1922-05-07
F. {. Lines (U. S. S,B)
International Freighting CORPORATION

~ y. L. a Whitehall St. Big G'n 1890
"''a' Lafayette Bldg. Lombard $685.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-07
N. Y. & Porto Rico S, S. Co.
Norton. Lilly & Co.

- 4 B'way, \. \. Bowl'g e G'n S5r
New-York tribune., 1922-05-07
Cunayd. anchor Lines
Dollar Line
Ellcrman's Wilson Line, N. Y, Inc.

II Moore St, N. ! B'gGa G511
New-York tribune., 1922-05-07
Ilorwegian-Amcrican Line

Norwcgisn-Amcr. Line Ag cy, Inc.
s Bridge St, \. \. Big G'n 5570
Oriental Navigation Co.
SO Broadway. M Whitehall 0TS0
New-York tribune., 1922-05-07
Munspr Steamship Lines
Nawsco Lines

81 Wall St, N y. Big G'n $500.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-07
Page & Jones
Red D Line

Biiss, DalIctt & Co, Gen. Mgrs.
s. Wall s., \. Y. Hanover 100
New-York tribune., 1922-05-07

syr.a Parsl po>t--rhree custosns d~cisTsuo~
one Form 1865 ard two Form 2as7) nps nov b
attached 70 eaeh parcel rest package fer syrts
Facil forN must he accurately fiea Nut. srstir
the actual eyatsn,s value snd description ~ I
psrr~a well The and address q ,
sender aA6 sddgrssee
fcQRdor--rhe domestic rates uf postsg~ app .,
DO 20 CERTAIN mai mRttsr AsehapSed Nth Boliv 9
Colombia CoS's Htcs. Dominican Eer4nc. H~s
duses RerNhcl Nicaragua. Pega and E aelvkal
have oeen e1.sndsd 10 Ecuador.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-07
Barber S. S. Lines, Inc.

II Battery Pl., \. y " aN' ia u I0V0'
New-York tribune., 1922-05-07
Export Steamship CORPORATION
French Line

O0mpsgnie Generate Tranlantique
" estate ST., ", Big G nI500
New-York tribune., 1922-05-07
TRANSATLANTIC WALLS

GERMANY "a Hamburg parcel r1.' rrsTs
~ t,,rmsnr Austris. Czscha- -0~s.. Hungary
and SvtizorionG : = Hanss. .
Tmesdav
New-York tribune., 1922-05-07
Trinidad Line
United American Lines, Inc.

See Furness, Witty & C'
New-York tribune., 1922-05-07
p...n Daniel. Agent

rlder-pempster & Co. ha-
e Beaver St, n Y. Broad 4Soo'
New-York tribune., 1922-05-07

sHhanaT linouiirg InaEua and Fortune y,r
Ei'9sf ana tlit n NJ-vifas CNihs fothe- naY,-
poH mus hf soerisily sddressed fnr dlsrsa rh ~
@ ns ; > via Nassau and Nuevt,as = s Mn,
.ne HA;ti Fort 10 Fax f,nnsfr~e and &, st,-
b, 'fncso Nen,5oes aod o'her Hay mas,
T,a Csrr H'r'i. Port 1e Pay, Gana,-.s q, ,l'
"T .", ~ r'incf. pe@i Gosto Mlraroare .ior.,a,.
N. iafrn"! "a GHeFra Puerto Csf.r
'-'-t' aI-L aIaIactItn. y s Astrna y M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-25

# appleaon will be made to list Bonds the New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-25
Days Dealings in Bonds
The Market

Ready oversubseription yesterday OF
the SIP 800 900 virginia-Carolina Chemi-
cal Offering was accepted in investment
quarters as an indication Of continued
good demand for new issues Action Of
outstanding securities, excepting IN
the case OF Liberty bonds, several OF
which moved up 20 new top marks, was
not quite so satisfactory. Foreign gov
eminent bonds were steady 20 slightly
higher. but other divisions OF the list
were somewhat irregular in quiet trad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-25
Pennsylvania Four Mill Tax Refundable
Guaranty Trust Company of New York, Trustee
PROVISIONS OF ISSUE

The following Information is summarized from letter from
Mr. Cunan President Of the Corporation and other sources
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-25
BUSINESS

The CORPORATION, through number Of subsidiaries,
is engaged in production Of crude petroleum, iao-
ricaton Of steel plates for oil refinery equipment
and manufacture and operation of tank cars
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-25
DAYS NelC Issues

The Guaranty Company and Potter
& Co. are Offering 40 90 and interest.
20 yield CTS per cent, a new issue OF
$4,000, 900 American Republics Corpora
tion ifteen-ycar per cent dcbenturcs,
put out under a trust agreement re
striciing the mortgagng OF the prop
erty Of the company and Cos subsi-
diaries and providing that no dividends
shall be paid which would reduce net
current assets below 1875 per cent OF
all indebtedness Of maturity longer
than a year, except purchase money
mortgages and car trust certificates.
Net earnings during 1921 were $l,730,-
CSC, compared with consolidated annual
interest charges Of about S550,000.
Estabrook & Co. and Hannnhs, Balm
& Leo are Offering, 90 yield 4.55 90 $50
per cent, 1915, 900 ga viaduct bonds and
100000 general improvement 3 per
cent bonds Of the City OF Nashville.
Tenn, due 1882.
Clark, Dodge & Co. and tho Merean-
tile Trust and Deposit Company OF
Baltimore are Offering, 90 yield 20
$40 per cent, new issue OF S750,000
Munson Steamship Line per cent
marine equipment first mortgage bonds,
due 1882. The issue Is secured by
a closed first mortgage on the steel
steamers Munairos and Munindics. Of
5000 to1s each, built In 1917 az n cost
Of more than Sl.500.000.
Several syndicates are planning 20
submit bids on the Sl5,00O,000 Gov
eminent Of the Philippines thirty-ycar
AZ per cent bonds, tenders on which
will be opened to-day az the Bureau OF
Insuiar Affairs, Washington.
A syndicate composed OF II. ".
Byllesby & Co., the Federal Securities
Corporation, Spencer. Trask & Co. and
Janney & Co., will offer shortly
5000 900 Southern Colorado Power
Company FIRST mortgage bonds, Series
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-25

To figure the precise yield on a bond n
V neeessary 20 use yield tables. but the
approximate Yield can roughly be figured
oat b. the following formuia. Divide ne
closing quotation On a bond into tho rate
o. the annual return. II the bono Is selling
below par you mus. allow also for he
appreciation of the principai To DO this
subtract ffe market quotation from par.
or 100. and divide the remainder by the
number 81 years the bond has 10 run BE-
fore maturity. For example. N 9 per
cent bond "a selling AZ 20 and has ten
years % run. the annual return will be COS
per cent. The dinerencc between par and
the market price Will be 10 points. sub
tracing 20 from 100. Dividing 10 points
D. ten years the quotation will be l. This
figure IL 10 b. added 20 f.cc. which 10 the
annual return. and the result. Iss per
sent Will give you the approximate yield
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-25
Bid and Asked

Following arc the closing BID and
asked quotations OF stocks listed on tho
Stock Exchange IN which there were
no tranractione Yesterday:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-25

The Bonds will be direct obligations Of the Cor
pora!ion issued under trust agreement which will
restrict the morgaging Of the property Of the Cor
poration and subsidiaries and will provide that no
dividends shall be paid which would reduce net cur
rent assets, as defined, below 1850 Of all indebted
ness Of maturity longer than one year except purchase
money mortgages and car trust certificates.
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49,. u.
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$5,OOO,OO0
American Republics Corporation
F;fteen-Year go Gold Debenture Bonds
$5,OOO,OOO
To mature April I, 1887
To be dated April !, 1922

]
enHi nd
0redgen a
H""On'O -''' w eon ys and accrued interest
echyea o
redeemed than through the SINKING
dsockfn each $1,000 Bond
yvanaFo Mill Tax Reundable
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-09-10
7reinta lineas serdn las
que participen en- Ell
arreglo con los
huelguistas
Esperase que esta solucion
irdluird para que las
demds empresas acep-
ten la transaction

CHICAGO. saptiembre 9.-La hue,-
ga teTm!nara en- 80 lineas ferrocarTi-
leras 81 e. comits de polttica de los
bajadores de los ta1le-es, que ce-
lebrara session el !unes, autoriza 8 su
pres!dente Bert VI. Jewell a que fir
me- el pacto p-opuesto.
Aver les representatives. de esos re-
rrocarriles Sc reun!eron en- session Sc
creta y adoptaron dicho plan. por 10
que 81 10 aprueha cl coIniGG de polf-
tica $4,000 nillls de vas ferreas
volveran a estar listas para que los
ferrocarciies corran sin dificultad.
Entire los f@rrocarriles que han a.
reptado el plan propuesto Sc hallan
algunos de los que mas Sc opusieron
4 llegar Z un ar-egio en- las Gltimas
conferencias De Nueva York.
Los poderosos s!stemas de Santa
Fe y Union Pacific, estAn trabajando
de acuerdo con e. Pennsylvania Y o.
tras lfneaS en- organizar nuevas unio-
nes de emp!eados. Las otras Nneas
dicen que han obtenido suficientes
hombres para mover sus talleres
fin de que sus treHes cor-an como en-
los tiempos norma!es.
L! nuevo arrcglo compreDde el nom
bramiento de una comisi6n que deci-
da todas las diSputas que Sc han orr
ginado de ! huelga : Sc compOndra
de cinCo ejecutivos de ferrocarriles y
de ciHco empleados de las un!cnes.
Sc espera que csc arreglo por Sc
parade iufluira para que las denas
empresas 10 accpten !gualmente.
Confo-ne al nCevo plan todos los
huelguistas volveran a los taile-es
con sus derechos do antigi!edad So
trarCn a trabaiar durante IA huelga.
El iunes Sc sabra 81 Sc acepta ese
plan Y 81 Sc restaura Ia paz en- al
gunos ferroca--iles.
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FRANCISCO WILL A
0UIERE VENIR A
ESTADOS UNIDOS
Debera solicitar que Sc
le wise su pasaporte
en- Washington
TclcUrumn Espccial para LA PRENSA".

TclcUrumn ESpcclul para LA PRESSA".
WASHINGTON, D. c. sept.embre
9.-El Departamcnto de Estado del go
blern5 americana, rec!b!o hoy !nfor-
mes extraof!c!nies do Mexico. acer-
c. dc que Francisco V!l,a g! ex-gue-
rriIlero duranguense tiene en- proyec-
10 hacer IN v!ate Il los Estados Un!-
dos de POGO .!empo, con el propos!-
20 de comprar maquinGr!a agr!coia".
Los runcionnrios de! Departamento Sc
rehusaron O comentar 10 information
Y q decir S! el ex-tefe rebelde serta
un viz!tante grato no para este pals.
Tn alto tunctonario del gob!erno.
declare que el Departamento de Es-
tado no herta ningnl anunc!o ace:ca
de 81 actitud en- este asunto. menos
Que Villa hiciera una solicitud for
NAL g Ia Embajada Mex!cana, para
que Sc 10 visara su pasaporte. OIL
cialmsnte NADIA Sc sabe aquE de IL a
nunciada intencion de Villa para vi
sitar los Estados Unidos.
Los funcionar.os del Departamento
de Guerra d.jeron que 81 Villa Hega-
ra ven.r a los Estados Cn!dos, pro
intentara ven!r q Wash
!ngtoa visitar ese Departments,
para tener IN ratio de charla con el
General Persh;1g, quien le gusta-
ria "habIa- de ctros tiempos, con e."