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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-13
LOS QUE EMBARCARON EN- FL
"SAGUA"

ReIaci6N de los pasGjerOs que embdr-
caron en- el "SagRa'', para Ncm York.
Maria T. Garcia, lrma Spinet. Simo-
ne Babacock, Sonnia Babcocll, Manue-
la Andine, Jose Caso, Eduardo Mora
les Garrido, George S. Finlay, r. C..
Roman, Diana Roman, Margarita ,Ro-
man, Luz Maria Ortega, Octayio Ro-
man, Jose BelSva!. Edgar Belaval, Do
lores viera, Miguel Angel viera, Juan
Monagas, doctor Payne, Florence Pay
ne, N. Stall, W. Riley, Angel Rodrf-
guez, Francisco Bianchi, Juan Arfuza,
Luis Morales, Effis NJ. Knust, Kenneth
Knust, Karl Knust, Betty Luise Knust,
Pedro Bcuret, Pedro Victor Bouret,
Julio E. Bouret, Emilio Bouret, Mar
celino Vazquez, Juan Montaner Ro-
wen S JOY, Mark x Nc Leary, Fran
cisco Landr0n Juan Charriz.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-13

ANUNgIANTES.- Esta Ia ocasi6n~de-que agnestFOs
anuncios obtengan el exito que os proponeis que
Sc cpnozca y Sc G0mpre Ia mercancia a4e anunciais
por un p1hlico exquisite que lee diariamente todo
EEL 1MPARCIALJ,s "a gSslqs ..ss ,st sa.n<.xsa
LECT0RES: - Esta es Ia oportunidad para adqairr m
caro- BUICK completamente GRATIS en- pago
vuestros afanes como premio q y4estra con-
tancia, leyendo EEL IMPARCIAL!PEls .a 8sxe
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-13

IA. conocidas' de todos las
4 bases del Concurso que
NJ hemos iniciado desde
mario 22 y que termi-
nara ell 81 de diciem-
IN bre, celebrandose el
Escrutinior General Ell
g de .enero de 1928, no hay duda
que cada mes que pase Ell entusias-
mo Hesrertado entire nuestros lee
tore re- a. aumento creciente, pa
I'd la obtenci6n de este valioso ca
rro, sin disputa el mejor de todos
los que Sc luchan La supremacta
en- el mercado.
Ell concursante que tenga ma
yor nGmero de cupones emitidos
en- este Concurso, y que la vez
haya acertado todas las palabras
suprimidas a nuestros anuncios,
desde que empez6 ell Concurso in
1udablemente que sera Ell solo
acreedor al valioso rega1o. De 10
contrario, ell CAIRO seFa divioido
entire ell concursante que tenga
acreeditados mayor nGinero de GU
pones, pero que no haya obten1do
los aciertos mencionados y ell que
habiendo cumplido con este requi-
sito indispensable lie siga en- orden
en- la lista del Escrutinio General.
En- sfntesis, en- estas dos reglas
se basa nuestro Concurso. Ahora
bien, Squienes son los dnicos bene-
f1ciados en- este novfsimo Concur
SOP acknowledgements que nuestros
Anunciantes; porque cada concur
sante esta obligado a leer diaria-
mente todos los anuncios que pu-
blica GEL IMPARCIAI"; porque
la principal regla que hay que OBJ
servar para q. los cupones q. Sc nos
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-13
FIESTA RELIGIOSA
En- Ia CopiHa del Hospital de h Con-

En- la C0piHa del Hospital de Ie Con-
ccpciGA.
He aqUf el programa de la fiesta
rligioSa que t1Isagran las Sielvas
de Maria, en su bella. capilla dol con-
yento de lu ConccEci6n, Il Su eAcalSa
Patrona, Ia Vir@en de Ia Salud.
La festiyidad religioSa dulard aos
di;S, con sujcci6n Il este programa:
DiG 16.-SdbadO
y las Sicte Y media p. m. Rosario
c9n letanfas cantadas. Sermon por
el Il, F. +. Vicario; despuds Sc lleva-
I'll a efccto, per ell Iltmo. y Rvdmc.
Senor GAispo, la b2ndici6n de Ii llnaya
y artlSt;ca imagen de nucstra salora
de Ia Salud, para cuyo acto ser;in, pa
dlinHs, distinguillas senoras .aba-
llerOs; Il continuation darl la bendi-
ci0n con el Smo. el IltmO. V RvdmO.
sc1or Obispo, tel.ninando todo con Ia
SaIve.
Di0 17-DOmiHg0.
"A las Il. M, mlSa de clnllnlon. IL.
cual serd amnniZada con escogidos mo-
tetes.
a las nueve y media Il. m., Mia so
lemne con asistencia del Iltmo. V Ry
dino senior Obispo: Oficiara en- ella el
muy Ilustrp vic,,rio general, X. p 10
Sc Torres, asistido de ministries. Ocu-
para Ia Cdtedra Sagrada el X. T.. Sua-
rez S. ].
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-13

a. c6rts.s 81 cvpoN por sl Cqadro Dc puntos "a
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-13
Las razones de su renuncia.

Habiendo circulado aver ell rumoc
de que ell Gobernador habfa pedido al
Sr. Travieso la renuncia como Presi-
dente de la Comisiop de Mediacion y
Conciliacion, uno de nuestros repor-
teros Sc acerco a la oficina del Sr. Ira
vieso para rogarle, 81 bien.lo tenia,
desc la publicidad los informes con
respecto a este asunto. ,{~s5isss:{!E
Y en- contestacion a la pregunta de
nuestro representante el Sr.: TTayieso
nos entrego Ell informe que 3cgpianios
a continuation. Et;{Hiss.ssf5t
El dia IL de mayo ultimo, lantes de
embarcar para los Estados Unidos en-
vie al Gobernador la renuncia de mi
cargo como Presidente de la Comision
de Mediacion y Cancellation, por las
razones de que la Comision carece en-
absolute de fondos para poder aten-
der los deberes, que la Ley lie impo-
ne y segundo porque la Ley es ineficaz
toda vez que su aplicacion depende de
la voluntad de las parties en- las con-
troversias que surjan entire patronos
y trabajaddres.
Ell Gobernador acuso recibo de mi
carta, reconociendo la fuerza de las
razones en- que basaba mi renuncia,
pero sin expresar en- su carta 81 acep-
taba no mi renuncia.
A mi regreso de los Estados Uni
dos encontre dos cartas del Goberna-
dor en- las cuales me pedia lie enviase
ell informe anual de la Comisi6n. Res
pondf esas cartas que yo no podia
enviar dicho informe toda vez que ha-
bia presentadd mi renuncia con fecha
12 de mayo; y que creia que mi suce-
sor era el llamado hacer el informe
anual.
Con fecha del presente mes recibi
una carta del Gobernador que dice
asst
"Mi estimado Alcalde:-
AL examinar los archives de esta
ofcina no he podido ,encontrar su car
ia renunciando la Presidencia de la
Comisi6n &c Mediacion, nj he podido
encontrar tampoco mi carta aceptan-
do su renuncia.
81 I'd. esta dispuesto clio, yo pre-
feriria q. I'd. continuase ocupando Ell
cargo\de Presidente de la Comision.
A1n cuando no habra fondos disponi-
bles hasta q. Sc reuna la proxima Le7
gislatura, no veo los motives por los
cuales yo deba hacer cambio alguno en-
ese nombramiento por ahora. En- rea-
lidad preferiria que I'd. retirase su
renuncia.
Suyo, etc,
e. Mont. Rely,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-13
Muy respetuosamente suyo,
Martin TrayieSO.

Esta carta Sc cruz6 con qtra del Go
bernador de la misma fecha en- Ia cuall
me expresa nueyamente su deseo de
que continue al frente de la Comision
de Mediacion. Pero mi resolucion es
irrevocable y por ESQ insistire en- que
Sc me acepte la renuncia presntada.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-13
PARA NEW YORK

Lista de los PGsdjer0s que en,barcq-
ron en- eI Tqpor'C4RAC1Ss el dld
- del dcfHdI CON rumbo Ne,0 YorE
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-13

a conocidas de todos las
bases del Concurso que
hemos iniciado desde
mario 20 y que termi-
nara ell 81 de diciem-
bre, celebrandose el
Ezor,,%;nior Gaunra1 al
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-13

ReIaci6n de los pasGjerOs que embdr-
carom en- el "Sagna', para Ncm York.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-22
Arrest Banker, Charged
With Liquor Smuggling

Miami. Fla March "I-C. NJ. Clay
ton. vice. president OF the Miami Ma
tional Bank Will be given 4 hearing TO-
morrow on charges nf being 4 parry :"
the srrucgipr Of liquors. lie was az
rested today with W. g FG"!phs a7d
T y. Lewis. In connection with the
cleanup campaign launched here ~ col
/. G.. Nut, Of the :0terra! rcEe3ue
bureau against the .i.s:t liquor ;r@ie
n Florida. rhclphs and Lewis VIII
also be arraiGacd tomorrow.
The warrants charge tha; clayton and
the other two ard woman made Il
written agreewCnt for N" delivery Of
commodities" 70 a + Philips" a
prohibition agent tor the sum &c 81
$50 Clayton !" handle the money FOR
he client and turn i over 20 Phe!pN
ard lewis when thc goods" were &C.
l.vcred.
An alleged photograph III" contract
and other evidence w:u he submitted IN
an effort 20 prove thar here VAS under,
. standing amoHE nc parties '@2t IN"
!, commodities" were 20 Hc liquors
clayton. after his arrest. ISSUED L
, statement denying tina: n" knew any
: of the persons concerned before ne
. TRANSACTION; and that hn presumed III"
money vas - hc held - escrow H.
him tor y )"Ej:.mat" business Gca! such
u re- estate sale.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-22
HENRY FORD NEARLY
RUN DOWN BY CAR

atlanta. ia. March cl.-iIenry Ford
-. her, tonight FOR For: Pierce. Fla.
Cor visit with HIS friend Th"r:aS \.
Edison. before proceeding I" r"''
Myers whcr" lie w.H spend a Fnra. y T.
nuru: 4 p:Iet stop h"r" n" '&'.'0 81"
MAJOR KY and other officials.
Wen c,usS!2E = street h" mario" y
escaped hc!Cg ran down hy m aG'o,
mobile q his own MAKE. and "N"Tr's""
n" PEDESTRIANS pryG"gatF" o; saying
what he thought % the driver
II I cDuidu: make a ar better '"Ah
thai fellow can drive ono, ne sand my
automobiles wouldn't hr $" numerous
and ,hcrc Wouldn't be ar! CuNr~''''""
for Muscle Shoals"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-22
KEEP LOOKING YOUNG
It's Easy-If You Know DR..
Edwards Olive Tablets.

The s"@-e' Of kecp.ne y"u.'5- g % Zoo
youug &" l." ,El$ !VT l.."S' watch .our
Nter and how"l.--tEar"'s No. iced ~;
having >.G!ow comr." Xi"T--da-k rings
under !o"c eyes -p:rp.c&--a billions
:ooN In y.Gr face -dUH eyes with no
sparkle NU.r Gor'or VIII eel yea
nlne'y ror c"n, % all sickness comes
from !uar.i," bowels ana liver.
p- Edwards. we.,-known phySl.
clan N Onto. Perfected vegetable CON-
mound ui>"d With olive oil - act OF
the liver AID towe'N which he save 20
patients foc years
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets. the sub
stItute for cslome,. are gentle IN their
action yet always effective. They bring
about tina: natural buoyancy which all
should enjoy by touinG up the liver ard
clearing the system OF Impurities
DR.. Edwards Olve Tablets arc known
by their olive color l5c and 3oc.-Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-22
HAIR HINTS
Eelpful Advice for Care Of the Hair.
How to Avoid Dandruf, Itching
Scalp. Falling Hair ana Badness.

II your ha.- - getting thin or you are
troubled with daudruft or itching scalp
vs.. Tar!S.an SI." da.iy FOR week iou
ell he SURPRISED - see how quickly T.
st0vs al itching. checks falling hair ana
removes every sign OF dandCuff.
before going Ia bed J rub Nt'le
Partisan Sa-" INTO my scalp. says
woman who's" abundant soft and fluffy
haEr is greatly .tdIured. This. Keeps
nv hair from being dry, faded or
s,.razCly. helps it TO retain is natural
cu.or and beauty. and makes II easy TO
arrange attractiN"lE."
Beautiful. soft. glossy. healthy hair.
aud lots of Il. Is ample matter for
those who use Partisan Sage THIS
, S.'C Jrl!yatoly rertumed. and non.
greasy inv!4orajor is sold by c. H.;
crest & co. and all good drug and
,rtlct counters BE sure you get Tia"
r,1uirc Partisan sag" (GirOux's) aS that
has the rnon"y-back guarantee printed
on every bottle. ADV.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-22
MUST PRODUCE, THncH11p.
Chicago March 21.-Orded to o,

Chicago. March 2l.-Orded to pro-
.uce l1-year-old Hazel EliBeth Rupe.
whoSe father. William P.Rupe. Of
Louisville, Ky, has filed .tition for
I writ of habeas corpus. HenrE Smith.
Tie ca!ldS mothers secon husband.
Was given until April 9Th get the
,ui.d from Canada and hIiAiher into
court by Super Judge PerEi' to-day.
Nj. Rure Smith died ahou a year
40 and Smith said he sent I. girl to
relatives in Toronto Ru1e hseeking
custody Of the child.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-22
Indigestion? Gas?
Pain About Hart?
Hero Is the Advice Of One Who nowS
What IN no


Danville. Va.-"Dr. pierce's rendies.
Favortte Prescription. Golden Mical
Discovery, and Pleasant Pellets, have
found by personal experience. toyive
desired results very promptly. ua to
suffer with dreadful spells OF indes-
ton so that my heart would pain l.. |
would hloat up so with gas. Dr.
p!crCe's Golden Medical Discovery nd
the Pleasant Pellets relieved mat
once and eventually cured me Of IL
suffering. At the same time I Va
bothered 4 great deal with trouble B..
q feminine character for which | tel
the 'FavorIte Prescription and was
li"vcd of all pains and entirely restor
10 perfect hcalth."-Mrs. Alice Ferre
7n3 H. Green ST,
You can obtain DR.. Picrce's famil
medicines at your nelehhorho0d druj
store in tablets or liquid. Send DI
ricrccs Inval!ds' Hotel. Buffalo. y. Y
loc for trial pkg. tablets.-Advertise
mcnt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-22
WEST VIRGINIA

WEST VIRGINIA
Whcelng-H Kalbit2er & Son, Csc. n
Shook Co, Stone e. Thomas.
C,arksburg- Roberts Hardware Co
Elm Grove-Sh Showers Hardware Go.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-22
Girl's rat,ler Talks

l'.'i-r."IH. Mar . Il. Mss virginia
,':u."." Mckay. Whu." ',nme vas mch'
;.r,.rI today AZ -" urrr.HS q: August
l'roI-., former waiter ~ ~" Iio."nE
i:u" X club 4, I..a"'.."r. ~. "a federal
court In New York. i IL" dH"rh'"r 80
u. Albert Mckay. wealthy pittsburgh
manufacturer.
The connection OF my daughter
name with this matter = absurd AMI
r!d!cu,ous." sad Mr.. Mckay. u! MA
nyn Ir"!,st WIS waiter At the E"''"''
Iioc.i r.uh my daughter did not KNOW
l., Whether nc l. d"lort"d "r M; IL
,.,,,,.y = a,attcr OF Ind Grr"nr" L. us.
his .licn.al rrnd!t!om IS being determined
~. ,lr C,,..rA! authorities ! understand,
..rG V. will. lie content t. aH.dc by their
lie, sion"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-22
MOB CONVICTION
IS REVERSED By
SUPREME COURT

. ". -. No- o'--"Th,
Char IeSlo'' ~, .;,,.,,.. d..
nIs o an onini"n or the Nest Virginia
Sra oo',r. ~, ,,neo,s N reversing
the death sentence imposed in Mlngo
county on Harry I.attuUar The blood
Thirsty spirit yernlrated n" atmUSHA"rH
OF tho trial and had its effect upon The
court and jury" continued ;hc OPINION
written ~ Judge LiScIcy and handed
down today.
. I.attiu.ar vas rov@d guilty on
charge Of rapc o. an eIght-vear-o.d
white girl. and w5,G'n - hours from MS
srrest he was speeding on his way 70
the state Hca'''h'''.fN - 49,.
sentenced 10 Dc h,"A"! TIE a$sAu.'
was committed "n : .'''e:""er - 49, =
Latttmar WAS !'T'.''' ''""' T. u"
that Gay ''S "sN' ''.. .-..'h 49, ,ho ra,f-
tried sentenced and started t0E ''' 'e"'
Tertiary. the court found
-. No witnesses Ter tae a'lcHSe VIZ
"called the opinion re'''tS' LATINA w..
asked only Ms name an" 'She' N"'' ,Y''S
'of idcntitiCI''N anu N"s''''
guilty Or no. EutC 70 'Ae u.s. e"
zion repty!nS that n" wa ""N
The crosS-eNAn'n"t"h OF p,-'t
witnesses oE me YOU, t'.o,",S
ed for the prisoner "e''hSe vs.
functory an" 'eeete '"r LIZ .,-''.,',,'.
clared and tire eF'H"H's ~ &c y,
tion II say "''' ~"S">'
O, many PARTICULARS
~. Feared MOD VloIe9So
- A, hs,-,r-s M the cause :Or SuEh
. -, -, .,irr ,nr-t
haste S'"'','"' =: 49, r.cort
>, which w&S mace Il par OK '"v -.
.orr, onI~.nr l., i, the nudge VII" heard
80 90 ds,.,,rcI. i ku.v tina; feel
.'o 1u9e -. n.', oratrs, ~. AZ
HaS was 'H'","H ., ,,,,sa ,ra
used IN and ABOUT Tue court '""S' H
Ind some :"'r ~ MO" N'",'ayS o''.H
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-22
TOOk for The store with the "Wedf-EVoT

EyTH WEST VIRGINIA
Failmont-o. =. 1l..u 1..uuwarc Co., Ma
riOn Hardware Co.
Follansbee-Gco. Park Hardware.
ShinnSton-LeSlc HaWkcr Hardware Co.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-22
The Pudding Pans Diary
Saturday

A WOKE and found that tho prunes l
~ sIcwcd last nilht had been served Al
seventeen by the Kitchen clock went 10
tho oven with some breakfast io"d "Crisp.
Then | was given sit elas which, hllrT
warmlnL mp TO my work ard with inc "'u
Of a cover, poaChrd with Il little less than
onc-hnIi the amount Of heat ordinarily
used. You sec, | heat up evenly MI over
hold the heat long TIA" AND, therefore,
Isave lot at fuel.
kftcr breakfast made n delicious rice
puddInp for luncheon. The children l"'o
The Kind I make. And then it became "
question uf whether would nrnAc SOUP or
he,t M n can of beans. The soup won.
Later in the afternoon ] Was given mo
dciich,(ul lob 81 Inuldiul ftuit eelatine;
Thar being turned out onto ui>h anu
pInccd In the i,r box, | was sent TO the
oven TO make chicken pic.
Tonight I'm in the refrigerator EccplnE
SOME food cold. Because at the thi'knrNr
of the aluminium from which | am made,
phsurh cold rs we'll ~ absorb heat. ANA,
heinz made az hard. "old-r"ll"d metal l
resist the notion "f StruuG food acids, q"
not absorb UJors or iiayUrS, and am SaIe
and 'auliHry.
Tomorrow Is Sunday. 7 always start
Sunday upsid" down. inverted over ui>h
of rriddlc cake, to Keep Ihrm hot. love
that job, too.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-22
Get this handy pan TODAY

quart Pudding Pan at 49c (for a
limited time onlyO
More than two million house
wives know what the "Wear-
Ever" trademark on the bottom
of kitchen utensil stands for.
We want YOU to know SO that
YOU, too, will replace utensils
that wear out with utensils that
"Wear-Ever".
Go to the nearest "Wear-Ever"
dcaler and get this S1.10 pan
for 40C TODAY.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-22

TRY this fuTI-size, two quart
' Wear Ever" Aluminium
Pudding Pan in your kitchen. See
how it meets all cooking require,
ments. Note that it is made of
thicker, harder aluminium than
ordinary cooking utensils.
1t is for the purpose of showing
YOU the significance of the fact
that "Wear,Ever" utensils ARE
made of HARD, THICK, SHEET
aluminium that we are offering
YOU this S1.10 "Wcar.Evcr" two
New-York tribune., 1922-01-28
Good But Not Suitable

Qucstion--Your investors coIufn Is rfsH
by mo with much interest and J am "rlt-
Ing to ask your for some financial sdvice.
Having lost my husband rectntly, nave
como into possession OF about 81. 500 Ni'n
this / have bought one $1,000 Bethichein
Stecl gold note per cent. Series IL. dus
for payment July Is. 1873. and *l,opo
worth Of American Telephone ana Ielc-
graph Company goid notes per cent du'
February J.. 1924. Please advise mo throus n
your columns IL thcre Is any better invest
mcnt could mako than tho above, ss
cannot afford to loae.-Hr,. J. 4. L.
Answer: Unless there is some rcs-
sor which you do nto state IN your
letter for so doing, wc do not sec why
you have purchased such short-'crln
securities as those ypu mention. Ihcy
arc both good Investments, but you
will have your money returned to you
in 1923 and 1924, and if the recent
tendency OF money rates continues as
seems probable, you will then be IN
able to purchase the same amount Of
income with your principal. We sug
gest the sale Of the two securities
you name and tho purchase with the
proceeds OF $1,000 Great Western
Power Company Of California first and
refunding mortgage 6s, 1943, recently
offered at par to yield 6 per cent, and
81 900 New York Edison Company first
lien and rcfunding 6 KS, 1871. recently
selling about 10S TO yield about 5.a5.
These bonds are both good long term
investments, in our opinion.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-28
Safe and Sane

QUESTIONABLE entire capital consis,. ~
sishty over 5000. now III a savings bank
NV ~on'o 1 nhe 70 realize more than the 1
per cent | am how getting hut 90 not
Know Just where how TO invest. van
something absoluisly safe. OF course 80
a' ita, a'toro 70 lose any of my small cap
Nal. thought of bying a $500 bond --
something that would yield 5 J.. or t pcr
cent. w ould you buy $500 bond outright
or. or invest tn various bonds OF 500 each. In
e!ener case, what do YOU regard as = ..saf.
and sane" investment for a business ,vo,,a,,
"tVn hcr own way to make? have hecr
trying to follow the quotations in the Mas
49, .rrh " "a "ali Stret, in addition to The
me Tribune. but am not w on bonds 8,
make very little headway.--E r. X
Ans"er-We think you would be wise
70 put your 5000 into good $500 bond.
ana suggest the New York Central q
per cent debentures due 1885. IN adai.
ton, watch each month the Statement
OF earnings of the New York Central
"A very good test with railroad com
pany is to watch the ratio of operat;nr
expenses to gross earnings. which is ar
rived at by adding two zerocs to the
nsu.e gwen Tor operating expenses, ex-
cIuelve OF GENTS OF course. and dividing
1nc .hgure for total operating revenues
or gross earnings as il is sometimes
called. into this expense figure. IF the
resulting .quotient is rs or less. it is 9
ioueh indication that the property is
oelhg operated with satisfactory earn
lnSs., II the quotient is above 80 YOU
should make Inquiries as TO the causes.
lhen we also suggest that you get
copy of Investments" bv David F.
Jordan, and read it with care. In the
song run we believe you will profit.
10, lou can buy your bond probably
shrough your national bank.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-28
Endicott-Joilnson

:, In statement to employees George
+. johnson. president of the Endicott-
johnson Corporation, says that the
company in 1921 earned about $4,000.
600 above the amount required for
dividends and taxes. Half of the sur
plus, under the profit sharing plan. will
20 to the workers. at looks as though
there would be for 'ffty-two-week
workers in the neighbohood of S175-
perhaps more says Mr.. Johnson. "Thc
amount will depend on the number Of
names who arc eligible and somewhat
on the number who were not working
the fun time. There are those who do
not believe in the surplus or profit
sharing but when you consider that
IN the three years in the operation Of
our plan there has been paid to the
workers more than $5,0OO,OOO, YOU will
agree with m~that something has been
accomplished for your benefit in our our
surplus sharing scheme. 1t is. we
think. safe to inform you that there
VIII be between 1000 and 10000 Who
VIII share in substantially $4,000 900 !"
The proft-sharing plan of the COMPANY
provides for an equal sharing between
ths workers and the common stock
holders Of any surplus over and above
!he amount necessary for all expenses.
including dividends and taxes.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-28
In Wall Street
Sterling Tops 1921 Peak

An advance in sterling yesterday, as
sociated with tho announcement by DR.
Wirth Of plan for moro sevoro taxa.
tion in Germany and forced loan OF
1,000,O0O,OOO gold marks to take caro- OF
reparations, carried the quotation above
tho best record Of 1921. In fact to the
highest point in moro than two years
London cables at thcir top sold at
$4.25is, from which there was a rcac-
tion to $4.217s at tho close. French
and Belgian francs, and to a lesser cs-
tent lire and marks, scored gains, but
the only pronounced forward movement
was in sterling, tho strength of which
developed in London. Whether the new
German program will be adopted OR 10
practicable of enforcement remains TO
be demonstrated, but it's presentation
was regarded as signifying an effort
on Gcrmany's part to meet tho Allied
demands.