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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-13

sherman school will be featured in the
big chorus, while Miss Hannah Johnson
has 2 part that takes not only talent
but requires smoothness Of presentation
Tho ballad singers have quantity a."
well as quality and the numbers select
ed are enhancing. Prot ANGEL" iuT-
pura's Court Theatre orchestra VIII LOOK
after the musical program. Tickets go
on sale At the Court boH-otnce THIS morn
ing at O'CLOCK and to avoid the ru&h'
jump in and get seat while there's 4
rl.nrn.
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Sterling Pleasure Club
Will Give Easter Dance
Another Important Event IN The Social
Circles OF tho Sterling
Employees.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS are rut 60 :he annual
Ester pA:,c,. s.r-a - the Sterling Plea
sure cub n cac rest ard recreation
rooms At the Sterling Products Gncor-
poratelr Rant. s. Fast Nineteenth
Stree.
The datc l., Friday evening. April
aist 49," Dancing $50 t. ll.30 and
the ComrQ!,tee consists Of l.. McCombs
J. Cuprosk". 81. Lang. and Z. Fleming
This is one q the may social events
Siyer every year b. the Sterling Plea
sure Club. that ia eagerly looked for
ward 70 ~ the Young Women Employees
at the Sterling Products IacorporateO
Plant.
Thee ". be rc&,j:. do~ers. easter
decuraCioa, -"S"c &T'e2tS. aad TIE usual
aN-roGGd So"l ilal+ will 10 doaot b.
had by Ill.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-13
WHEELING HOSPITAL
WILL HAVE HOME
FOR FORTY NURSES

Tho work of renodciins the Zo"ckler
home on North Main street for the pur'
pos" 80 fitting Il for a nurses home Tor
the North Wheeling hospital, Is MAX
ing rapid progress. The plans were
drawn 10y Fred Faris. architect. The
addition Of another story 10 the buSdine
Is planned. and the entire interior will
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-13

kcrsburE; L. VI. Douglass. rarhcrs!ur&:;
Thomas Noble, OF Snu:h Tcnn stree.
arrived IN this city lt> evening "I'rr
spondinr several days the SonNs'rH
part of this state, tr!n&lrunE nIS,'''S%'
viii return to this city IN" ,att"r i'rt ON
this week after spending several Gay
Ia 81 Mary'S.
Mrs. \. T. Graham. Of I Th'"aFo r. W E'r
sister, Mrs 4 L. TunEW'n":
Mr. Roy Howard. OF I.'ttcton. was !"
re city to-day as VISITOR 10 n'H So
Roy Howard. 9r. WHO T. GonI ',' ~ ~"
OHIO Valley General hospital "HA'r' '''h
"' Mr. ana ' Mr.. j. l.. Kirhlan. Mr.. IL W.
N"Lurc. Jr.. a''d Mrs. n. =. ,.,"''' Ii,, :.
this city. a"c0mrAnira u! M.., t.,''
lax ror = stay q! several WEEKS - 'N'''''~
Mrs, Maudc JACKSON $ sr"ud'n* the
week cni 1T %,.""S'H", g, N''.''"2'
" Mss ,. Helen McANts',~, s,nd""t, +.
Mount d" Gh;lntal. Is sp"nd'n- "' f.Ar,
ter vacation with her parents gu "'"'"
Penn street. ,,,,
attcnd.r2; the Clinl" 81 H"nn&ylLIHla
Dental Societies which : h'tnr Gr.d -
Pittsburgh this week. VIII return non"
this evening. -.
MISS Nancy Jersey - Wv ~
Dc Chantal Academy. Is EH'ndi"E ,hr
srrtnS vacation with her parents III 'H'
Mcclure Il0lci
Miss Helen Coo. of Weston. las r. -,
turned HON" att'r - short E4S'' VIII"
Nr and Mrs. Charles i. Miller and
daughter, Martha. 49, S!NtrcEt sire /.
will motor 10 Portsmouth,, "".". Ware
thsy viii spend >H, .,,;,i H'!" '''''''7
PoS" poiy las returned from LUG
harmon, where he naS !"'rn IN = bu"'-
ness trip Cor the last f"w days.
ATTORNEY Edward %i,t.S "a. r%'"Fn ,n.,
from PittShurgh. whore lie spent tAo
last few days on huS'n"SS.
MIR. and Mrs. John Tuvtc HAY" rctGTr-
ed from t'airmont. whcr" ih"y have been
spending the last Two "crN. ,.,..,,,... 81,
l.. M. Tolman and G'or&" W..haH'S, ct
Chicago, were business visitors IN TIC
city yesterday.
Mrs Edward Rrch;.nro2, or N"w Norh.
will arrive to-day to visit n,r ItNEM};"F'
Mrs Homer M~'irrgor on tn" tS.lni.
The many friends OF Mrs. lS,',t" TO-
gard will hc glad to learn that Snc =
rapidly recovering from = serious ~
ness. and has been removed from tar
North Wheeling hospital 20 her h"'u% on
the National ROAD. Fui,or.
John Ennis. of Th;rty-'irN.M stree.
who was operated on Monday f.: anr"n-
, dicitiS, is Getting along nirci! ~ i"s
North Wheeling hospital
Russell Clark, Il student. ut Wet VIZ
GINA University. Will arriv" Friday 10
spend III" spring vacation VIZ M"
parents. Mr.. and Mr.. eorSo 'I1rN' ~
| Woodlawn.
Frank Waterhousc. who has been =
guest OF his Parents. NJ. and MrS
Frank WatcrhouSr OF E'ho Point ha$
let, for Cornell where he Will rcsum"
his studies.
Mrs. Forbes Simpson has a. h"-
guest, Mrs, Ren Morrison. OF PittshUrrn
Melvin EIolfr.rh. or Pleasant Valley
returned yesterday 10 Cornell TO re-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-13

classes Will give Thursday evening
April -. i; the Court theatre. y mum,
Der NJ unique and beautiful dAnr"S WI!
hguro on The program. one u! IT," moS'
attractive numbers vii! be the SNOW
fake dance in which the Following
ycun; ladies' Will take part; Misses
Emma Trautwc.H. JuH, No-!ord IRAN
ces kopf. Elizabeth AlHcrtS. NI7i'rs'
Ha-dw.ck, Sarah EhaaA"th flake, ii'!SA
Rust, E:nie Schwartz. Betty scott ls"9-
erta Jane Myers, Mary Ei:E.n.a Parker
Catherine M;."". Angela MchcrH!"';
and Elizabeth Marshall.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-13
Local Woman VIM AtNsnA

4 number OF local women are planning
TO attend the national convention o, ITO
League OF Women Voters which VIII 10
hid n Baltimore April 90. The conyc"'
;!on which cciacides with the IAN
American Conference OF Women opens
n baltimore and closes IN Washington
Wednesday. April IS. A series OF social
AFFAIRS hare been planned for tho en-
;cr:ainment OF the guests during the
convention Foremost among these
events vii. be the reception which Will
Dc given by Governor Albert c. EitcAie
AZ the executive mansion 1T Annapolis
q Monday. Ayfl "a. While IN Wash
laGton the dErates will he guests at
, tea at tusSpan-A building on
tie last day OF tho convention Mrs,
Warren C. Harding will be hostcse at
n reception at the White House for the
delegates. Among the Wheeling women
who will attend the convention Will be-:
4 W. PAUL MOTIFS JACOBS
Walter S. Kelley T. c. Burke
Julian C.. uearne Charles O'Br!en
f.. s. Rom!ne J. NJ. Birch
". II. Metzner r r Kitchen
Fred FAris
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snmmIt Hotsl op.ped.

Announcement Is made OF the open
.=g oc the SUNNI: hotel at Un!ontown.
IA. ror the SprInG ard summer season.
This hotel. which Is orc Of the most
attractive in this section. IS favoT!te
with 'ocal people and Is q popular re-
sort FOR motorists during the spring
and summer. The announcement Of It's
opening for the season Will be received
With interest
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-13
AWARD CONTRACT FOR
TYLER'S COURT HOUSE

countv court in session hero, awarded
the contract for rebuilding the court
house TO George F. Watson, local oos-
tractor. watson submitted two pro
posals-the first in accordance WIN
Sell, exclusive Of plumbing. Lghelnk
and heating. The second proposal vas
for the superintendent Of construction
on the basis Of 10 per cent Of the actual
cost The architects are Holmboe q
Pogue, Of Clarksburg.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-13
BELMONT GRAND JURY
IS STILL AT WORK

Tho summer term OF Rcimont county
grand jury started IN 81. Clairsville Ohio
yesterday morning with about fifty
cases Cor investigation At tho present
c.m.. y number OF witnesses wcrc Ok
nm!n"d yesterday and 4 large number
will likely appear today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-13
Book Se7tew Luncheon

Tho Apn% rc,Is'. luncheon o. no
Nor-an.s club "iu ncct i; the McLure
hoe. o. .Fr'da.. April 81. Mrs. ~. 5,
ke.!ey ari u. ARA +. sullivan pre-
siG.rc TIE book 70 TO discussed WI!
Do y Little Mo.e." - -. Il. MaX~H'..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-13
Entertain Missionary Societies

Miss Margaret Koegler will be hos
tess to the members OF the women's
missionary society and the Junior mis-
slonary society OF ST. James Lutheran
church this evening 81 her home IN
Ertdceport Mrs. w. g. Moore Will be
the speaker for tn. program and VIII
discuss various phases OF missionary
work. The program Will De followed
by a soc:ai hour.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-13

uOuDleS L1ldI "OIllCIl
sometimes have. that
my doctor ordered
me to stay in bed a
week in every month.
1t didn I do me much
good. SO one day after
talking with a friend
who took Lydia +.
Pinkham's Vegeta-
bic Compound for
about the same trou-
bles ! had, | thought
r uoJlld fry n alSp
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-13
Return from Maryland.

Or. and Mrs. y. A. Hantng and Mrs.
JOAN J. Cor!tf will return today from
SykeSyile. Md. where they have boon
visiting Mrs. David Warfe,d for the
last two weeks.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-13
rr.eu Quarterly Meeting.

The Twig ASSOCIATION OF the ONO
Valley General hospital will hold its
quarterly meeting this afternoon at tho
hosoital 2: 3 O'Clock. Mrs. Alfred
PAUL will preside and reports Of the
quarters work viii be given by tho Of
ticers and TwiS chairman.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-13

Tho public srrvI"e commission yes
tcrlay conducted q hearing on n" com
p}"!nt Of i. Il. Williams against the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad The case
Involves station facilities.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-13

EVERY RIT OF DIZZINESS disappears
with Golden Clint Shampoo. Adv
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-13

Out OF town attorneys who we're vtSt-
tors yesterday at the state supreme
court included f. /. ITogsett, OF Logan;
". II. Sawyers OF Hinton; r. NJ. Nc
lut!rr. Of New Mart!nevllc: T.. J. Will
cox. Of Wayne; X. X. Wilson. J. +. Law.
Charles q. Corman, John Ross Jr.
Philip L. Stcptnc. Glenn r. Williams,
Louis 4. Johnson. Prank VI. Powell and
Felix Q. Sutton. OF CLarkShurg.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-13
State House
Happenings

Special Dispatch to The Intell.gencer-
Charleston. w Va, April ll.-thar-
ters OF incorporation were issued yes
trrday by the secretary Of state 10 the
following companies:
Eiscnsnith Jewelry company. Char
!cstou; $4,000; W. r. E.#cnSinith, e.
G. l!SenSnhth c. q. The'l!ng, O. =.
Theilnc. l.. y. Mckee. all Of Charleston.
TarkerSburE Grocery company, Far
krrshurE: $4,000: j. A. I'ratt. q. NJ.
Schultz. Golden Underwood. 4. e. Logan.
W. T.. Athcy, FarkcrshurC.
Star BASIN oil company, ClarkSnurG;
So. 900: Jake Fisher John !. Bender.
sutton; Tos=' T.. Stout. Karl q. Davis.
J. Sidney Cammcr, ClarkSburC
Cosmos Carbon company. Charleston;
$40. 900: Oscar Nelson. William K. ThoU,
snn. Charleston; T. +. koblcgard. T. A
Whclan. Weston; II. W. Swecly, Kane,
Ia
Tyr!lt company. Point Pleasant; $50,
oa0: Ernest L. Kincad" Ernest Brn"dick
Ira J. McGiun!s, Huntington; Harold
FoMrr Il s. Johnson. Point Pleasant
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Easter Bake SlA.

Mrs. Henry Weishar was hostess 20
the members OF the Ladies' Aid society
y. the Fulton VI. K, church Tuesday
afternoon at her home on Gienwooo
Heights Plans we're discussed for the
annual Faster bake sale which the so
c!ety will give Saturday morning Al
the storeroom Of the Landscape SerVic"
COMPANY on the National road. The
sale Will open 1T 20 o'clock, and
variety OF cakes. pies and delicious
home baked pastries Will be offered FOR
sale.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-13

The Kenyon Hotel company. Of Fair
mont. was authorized to increase It's
capital stock from $1,000 70 S75,o0n.
Comm. $sions "a Hutaries public were
tseucd to l. =. Stcvcr. OF Huntington;
Charles II. Wolcrton. Of Logan. and
Thomas s Hoffman. Of WeirtOn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-13
Performance

Much Interes. Is being shown In the
losing performance which pupils IN
VS. Alma wilson Skaters dancing
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-13
DOES LAUNDRY
WORK And
HOUSEWORK TOO
Surprised to Find Her
self Feeling So Well
IIIIIIlIlUAlulli

Taunton, Mass. ~ used to have pains
in nv back and legs 30 badly, with other
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-13
About Feopls;
Movements OF individuals TO Ana
From Tho City.
AT THE HOTELS.

Rogers. NJ Montgomery H""rnE'
ton
McLure-W. q. liammNnd. irAtt"n;
George T.. Nuwe,l. Charleston: !. L. LOO
erts, West onion; Jonu r. Harris. l'4r'
IerSburg; l.. H. Hn:.S. Parker burg ".
{. Wells. rarhersburs;: y. l.. Kelly i''-
kcrShur@,
C;e"r-.e Forms. Charleston. ". J. i1u-
nett. FONT Pheasant: =. II. N,t&"n,, ,lr-
kersburE; T.. VI. Douglass. IarhcrS'Nr5.;
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Entartatns Bridge Club

,hey will be at home 10 their frlend'
IN Glendale.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-13

Mrs John Nelly delightfully."- enter
,aiaed the members of her orluge Guy
yesterday afternoon at her hor'H ~.
Martins Ferry. Luncheon was serve"
M ,he arrival Of the guests at O'Clock
Scr,nc blossoms and grcenery wer" the
,,rco-a,;oHs for the tables and follow
ing luncheon the afternoon was spent
.. bridge Mrs. Netlly's guests "e'e'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-13

TIE b-;de wore = :aiiorc. suit o. navy
ricotiEe with accessories o: graz A
iorsage bouquet Of sHreinear; roses
completed her costume. There were no
lttendanu
Following the ceremony Mr.. AID Mrs
caidaottGSa irrt or IN eastern wedding
Sdp On ls.- return a:tc~ May 81.
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$1,000 PUPILS TO VISIT
H0ME.BEAUTlFUl SHOW
Will Receive an Object Lesson In
Efficient Housing Methods

Pupils of public schools will get n
practical lesson in home. making when
they attend the Home Beautiful Expo
sition in the Commercial Museum toda Y
and Friday.
Fifteen thousand pupils from the
seventh. and eighth grades of the gram
mar schools and the high schools Of tho
city. representing the civic conference
groups. will attend the exposition under
the direction of Prof. J. G. Foote.
principal of the Belmont School, and
chairman Of the civic conference, held
weekly at Central High School.
The purpose of the visit is to afford
the pupils an opportunity to get al,
object lesson in the newer and more
efficient methods of housing. and the
latest development in furnishing and
housekeeping in the modern home.
Teachers from the various schools
vii lnccompany the pupils and helr
them to understand the various prob
lens involved in these changes.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-19

shares on the New York stock ex.
change.
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Mammoth Oil

In connection with recent offering Of
n block Of Mammoth Oil stock which
company is controlled by Sinclair a
canvass Of several Wall Street houses
indicates while all subscriptions for
200 shares or less were filed. allotments
on larger subscriptions were cut down
80 to so per cent. 1t is not known
how much stock was involved in the
Offering but it is known large part
Of total authorized stock issue ia tied
up in strong hands and in addition
more than half Of the issue at least is
definitely out of the market. 1t is
understood that in due course applica-
tion will be made to list outstanding
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-19

The following letter is being mailed
today to stockholders Of the East ST.
Louis and Suburban Company who have
not yet deposited their holdings under
the offer for purchase OF their stock for
the North American Company:
There have been deposited under
the offer of purchase made by Messrs.
Dillon. Read & Co., 0S per cent Of the
preferred stock and 05 per cent Of the
common stock Of the East st. Louis and
Suburban Company. The time origi-
nally fixed for deposit Of stock expired
October 1G. 1922. but in order to give
the few outstanding stockholders an
opportunity to take advantage OF the
offer. n short extension has been ar
ranged.
Your stock should Immediately be
forwarded for exchange to the Central
Union Trust Company Of New York.
80 Broadway. New York. If. for any
reason. YOU prefer to sell you stock we
will pay the market prices Of $50 per
share for the preferred and So per share
for the common stock. This offer is for
immediate acceptance and may be with
drawn at any time.
I'm case Of either exchange or sale
certificates should be endorsed in blank i,
witnessed and guaranteed by n broker
or bank Official THE TRADER.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-19
Steel Situation Improving

Prices and supplies of finished steel
have been working toward easier con :
ditions.' says the Iron Age in the
weekly review. Accumulation of
rolled products at Pittsburgh and
Youngstown mills nrc still large. proba :
bly, upward Of 3OO. 900 tons. but ac &.
cumulations are not increasing and the
week has brought eight more blast fur.
naccs into action.
Transportation difficulties promise
to continue. but producers and con.
snmers of steel are accepting a 20 per
cent output as close to probable maxi.
while. in contrast with their action dur.
ing tho coal strike. consumers are doing
little for prompt delivery.
'F'air- sized orders for plates. shapes
and bars can now be placed more read
ily,, nt cents: Pittsburgh. and some
mills will make early deliveries on
that basis.
There are indications that the durli-
cate buying figured to an extent in pro-
ducing price peaks of coal strike
months. Amount Of such buying will
determine in part the course of prices
In the next two months.
The fuel situation is steadily moro
favorable to buyers.
Farm implement makers are still a
small figure in the bar market and now
look for Quietcr manufacturing sea
son than was indicated in the summer
months. On the other hand. many auto
mobile plants nre holding their high
rate of production and some are plan.
ming increased capacity. Trend Of mig
iron prices is still downward and the
week has been ono Of limited sales"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-19
HA\kEKs TRUST COMPANY
MEG. Sc. SINkINi. II IN M \ Its N-'

b. II. r. WILSON. IR
Vice President
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-19
GOSSIP OF
THE STREET

While the board rooms Of most OF
tbe commission houses are ovcrcrowded
these days, brokers arc cmplnining of
the small amount or business being
done.
The answer is not nard to find, as
Oost of the stocks coming within the
Snancial resources of the average stock
market trader nre not doing anything
n speok of. or the movements in them
.ro 50 short lived ns to leave little in
csntivc for speculative ventures. It
4. vcry distinctly n rich mnn's market.
,s the speculative footbo'! game. while
r.plete with exciting plays. is confined
exclusively to all the very high. priced
stocks As most Of these elected favor
tes arc selling well al Owe 500 shnre.
nth mite n few lowering near or above
conn il IS readily seen the margin
sneculator would find these too cxpcn-
sive TOYS to play with. The industrial
stock dividend flag is being waved before
Tho eve, of the big spectators and
Consequently detracts attention from
other issues.
The stocks. which have been the ccn-
ter of attraction may become compare
tivcly dormant Mt almost any time aud
ethers brought forward to stimulate the
speculative appetite. but almost every
ope agrees at the moment. at least. it ia
= good market for the little trader TO
leave seriously alone.
undermining Lackawanna Plant
In an interview given tho Wall Street
journal. Eugene g. Grace. president Of
the Bethlehem Steel Company. making
hsj first official visit to the firms newly
scouired Lackawanna plant at Buffalo.
outlined an extensive program Of cx-
mansion for the local plant.
First important work which we have
n mind for I.ackawanna." Mr.. Grace
ssid. .is modernization of all depart
ments. with additions in many to the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-19

\o''-f s hereby given II a, IN pursns me-.
g., ~" l"ImS gr the above nortSasa dated
M,lF l"l9, bonds Nos So 23@ @.a 9ST'
@'N. -. have bear drawn - reda,npIior
'I' ~ moneys held +" the SlunE Fund Th.
rr'", ,r., Cr saiI hords viii be Tald Soysn,
her |, l9?s. ~ he office ~ tho TrlIstes hi-
h"s'n street Philadelphia ~ iO3 and
.n''t"Sl. afl"" which date interes, on bonds
7HE FENNSYLNA>IA COMPANY FOR IN.
SIEAN.ES O% LIVES AND GRANTINE
tENllTIE%. Trustee '' ~"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-19

October
oosnds op psyR b p Copos
S,
nPe from bondsa
hi
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-19

The rubber stocks have made only
half hearted response to the rising ten
dency Of the crude rubber market. A
further sharp advance carried the price
to 23ai cents. which Is more than 10
cents a pound from the years low
quotation. Higher crude rubber prices
are not bullish for the tire companies
ns many traders in these shares seem
to think.
With one or two exceptions. tire
manufacturers have been carrying only
limited supplies Of crude rubber and in
ventory appreciation therefore is not
large.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-19
CHELTEN Trust COMPANY

Germantown. Phils., October II 1922
The Board of Directors have declared n
dividend Uf four - per cent upon the stoek
OF the cOmpanN payable TO stock kholdsrs ~
Ierord a. the close OF business on septemher
3Oth. Checks wil be mailed
GEORGE W. CLIFFE Tr.asur.r
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141 SO! for the corresponding quarter
Specialties Continue in Favor

According to current gossip, and
there Is lots Of it. many of the stocks
classcd as industrial specialties are
looked on with favor by interests con-
cerncd in their affairs, and predictions
ore freely made large number will
follow fhe precedent Of National Bis
cuit and others which recently have
been sky -rockcting.
There is said to have been significant
buying of Corn Products for more than
q month. with n good part Of the offer :
iings being taken by houses prominent {
IN bullish operations of the Standard
OIL shares before stock dividends were
announced.
II was stated yesterday by one Of the
leading wire houses that Corn Products
is about to start on an upward move
ment. making II rank as high as Ma =
tional Biscuit. This prediction was
confidently made. despite the disparity
ut NOR" than 500 n share between tho
prices Of the two stocks.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-19
OFFICES OF THE
NORTHERN CENTRAL TRUST COMP ASv

Is1iisdelphia, October II tea2
Tho Bosrd of Dirertors - the Nortss,r
csntrfil lras, n,y,G COMPANY sss dsy aselsl.d
81, ,s2e. 70 stockholdsrs q greeord 0cwScs
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