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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-16
Two Important Factors

4 wel-known mnrke, observer COM
inenting upon the recent upset TO the
speculative program Yesterday said:
Surprising violence of the storm o.
the 9TH inst. which leveled many ro.
litiral fences. brings to attention Of the
market two important factors: First.
bullish force. which may attend haste
OF more corporations to capitalize or
reduce surpluses by dividends payable
in stock or by distribution from trens.
may propose perhaps rather radical
measures of taxation. Second. need for
an investor to study conditions and
earnings of issues he favors. and to re-.
member the time IL sure to come when
multiplication Of reduced. par shares Of
companies which now boast big surplus
accounts will tend TO produce water
logged market position.
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y,shsins. sA, Ashsins. ths awful essnass .

y1shtins. aAi Ashtins. ne awful eafnass o.
war.
or M OLD FRIENDS "
5s uy Charles william smith
Some are scattered now and ned.
Some are married, some are deeas
And when ws ASK with thfobs OF ps"
All whom shail we oil meet assIn'
A. In the days long since eone y.
1'ho ancient timspiecs makes fepiy'
psshAps ncver--hope ever.
GOOD MONT
BY Charles william Smith
0ood nighti have TO say GOOD night 70 suen
host Of peeriess things;
Good nisht unto that frasile hand. all eussn-
~ with its weight cf rings.
Good night unto chestnut braids OF mar;
Good night unto that peariy mouth
And. all the sweetness nestled there. M
The snowy hand detains mo.
Ali then will have to- say good nisht
again.
But there will come time. my love. n
read my stars arisht.
I shall not linger by tho porch with my
adieus TIL then good niehti
You wish the time were now. and I.
You do not blush to wish II.
AO you would have biushed yourself to death
to own A. much year ago;
what both these snowy hands
All! then I will have TO say sood night
again.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-16
Socialism Fails In siberia

To the Editor Of the Epe''ing Puo1'c Led0e''
Sir-Now comes a cry for help IRON
Rig Bill Haywood's colony In Siberia
and and the Indications are that 1t is fast
going to pieces. Its failure was fore :
zone conclusion. 1t would require big'
hraipy man and one in whom the people
composing the colony would have we II in, , ,
ulici, trust to manage u society OF that
kind successfully. and Big Bill Hay
wool IS not Of that type.
If men were as they ought to be. then
perhaps. such schemes would work oG'
nil right, but even that concession Is
modified by the fact that there IS always
the element Of human nature to count
on. and Socialists differ rs much rs
any '''' CONSERVATIVE.
ph;l,dclnhia. November II, W..
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-16
Finished Steel Market

with blast furnaces and eel works
operations Mt the highest rate nf the
year. some districts showing further
lght increases IN the last week, the
finished steel market has developed no
new tendency either in demand or
price, says the Iron Age, in its weekly
review.
In view OF the decline in pig iron,
and some late weakening in semi fn-
ished steel. consumers OF rolled prod.
cessions. Sellers. however, in spite Of
the fact that indenenden, mills IN soy.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-16
See Many Bargains

obviously. it Is simply a question
when the current liIuidating movement
will run its course" said u local broker
yesterday. "and it seems incredible, in
view of the volume of stocks already
thrown over. that it can continue much
longer.
I'm the meantime. there are innu..
mrrabe bargains waiting to he snapped
up. which will appear extraordinarily
cheap once sentiment turns. Good
stocks and bad have been thrown over
in this mad scramble and it is now tim"
tuY discriminating purchases OF tse
good stocks. There are disturbing FAC
tors to be sure. and speculative atten'
ton is riveted upon them. But there
are also favorable factors and when
speculative attention turns to them
there will be very few stocks for sale
"The market has had a tremendous
reaction. the over extended long posi-
tion has been reversed and good stocks
are cheap. 1t is impossible TO say when
this liquidation will definitely. cease, hnt
when stock of the grade Of Pennsyl'
vania sells Mt the equivalent of o3 tor
q per cent stock. il is time to think OF
selected purchases.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-16
May Harness Niagara Again

To the Editor Of the Evening Public LEDGER:
SirI see It stated in q scientific
monthly that they have begun talking
seriously Of sending power through the
air, of running factories In New York
City with power engendered BY Niagara
Falls and transferred as sound Is trans.
mower from the great falls in Brazil
etc. 1t looks like the impossible. out
this is the day when the impossible is
being accomplished.
Who Is there here to say, 1T can't
be done?" w. w. q.
Philadelphia. November IL, 1922.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-16
Not Merely . Toy

To the Editor Of the Evening Public LEDGER:
Sir--Ex- -wearers At the olive drah
during the summer Of 1917 doubtless
will recall sundry hot afternoons spent
along the countryside wrestling with
the gigantic problems Of surveying that
attend military map reading. Pos
eibly they will remember having set up
map boards In hay fields and attempting
to determine their location on the same
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-16
FTNANCIAl.
NOTICE OF REDEMPTION or
GENERAL ASPHALT COMPANY

conysrtible Goid isends. Dated Dsec mbrr i%S
l. i030. and ,ss ssa!'ed for Redemption OH
NOTICE IS IiEREBY GIVEN that Bank
ers' Trust Company. as Trustee under a
SsrtSin rSa7. nn.. TrI.: As.eemeI, with Gens1.S
has called for payment on December /,
1929. at the office Of Bankers Trust Com.
pAny. 10 Wall street. New York City.
10000. principal amount OF bonds of the
Above issue at los per cent Of the face value
thereof. toRether with accrued interest on
such principal emount to December j, 1929.
The nuHbet. Of the bonds. which have been
SSsswr Sss r. oy los ey The TSTstse and called
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-16
THE PEOPLES FORUM

prs.war model, dragged into the open.
What q commsntory on that out :
standing principle .enunciated b. Wood.
row Wilson IN bic famous fourteen
rived at" DISlLLUDtONED.
Philadelphia, November II, 1922.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-16
Mountain States Power Company

II. NJ. Byllesby 4 Co. have just
published a unique eight part book .
let descriptive of the properties and
business Of Mountain States Power
Company. one Of the operated public
utilities Of Standard Gas and Flee.
trio Company. The booklet Is illus.
trated with views Of the company's $
properties in the Pacific Northwest and
contains charts depicting the steady
growth Of business over period of
years. Construction now under way
will close the last gap in complete
electric transmission lines from San
Francisco to Portland.
THE TRADER.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-16
FINANCIAL vi
ERENaBUR0 COAL COMPANti,
FIRST M0RTGAGE, 2O.YEAR y

Notice Is, hereby given that pureul
the sinking Fund provision Of tho Mos
dated January 2. 14li. ten uol OF ~ y
bonds, each for $1,000. have been dfala1
and accrued Interest to that date. ~,
Bonds drawn and numbered -
with all unmatured coupons attached
be presented p1tslc for EaymtenT! Tor,a.LS at the
City Hall. Square. Philadelphia. on el,ll
January l. 1923. when all interest VI
wy wy o: :os iss; s,s ssOs. sos. sis. $50. ~ I
COMMERciAi TRUST COMPANY. ~
JOHN II. MASON. Prle)0
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-16

,oVNE HUNDKED DOLLAR NONDS
AA$ssS Ax::ss55ss AA::SSg9! AIIds AA:ISss X'ls5o
Holders Of tho bonds above specified ar.
hereby hereby, required 10. 10 presen. ths same For For
a. said o!IiSe of Bankers Trust CoInpSnyy' Sy'
No; ~ Wall street. New York CITY mftss:
whicn dato interest Will cease TO be pa yn III.
thereon; All bonds 20 pressnted must be- M M
Eegotiabls form. bearing the coupSn d,,a ~,
coupons Dsnsmses s,,acned ess' and all subsequent,
Dated November II. 1922
BANKERs' TRUST COMPANY n. r..
by II. +. Wilson. Jr.. Vice Presiisnt
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-16

letter. te The Editor should b. -
avoiding anything thai would open
denominationaf or ssctarian dis.
cueeion. =. "
No attention win ~ pasa 70 snony.
nous iettere. Names and ADDRESSED
must Be signed e an evidence Of
1000 faith, although names viii no!
they be omitted.
The publication Of q letter n not
20 be taken ~ an in0orsoment of its
views BY this paper,
Communication6 win not b re.
turheo unless accompanied by post
age. nor Will manuscript be saved.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-16
Questions Anssuered
suear Refined In PhDjadsIphla

sugar Hodnoo IN PhIIa0oIphIo
TO the Editor o. ths Evextws Public LEDGER:
Bir-PisAse state IN your Peoples Forum
what proportlon Of all the sugar refined In
Philadelphia. November Is. 1922.
According to reliable authority. phiiadei.
phia rehnes about one.sixth Of the sugar
Manufactured In tho United 6tatss.
cltlxsnshIp QUESTIONS
TO the Editor Of the Evening Public LEDGER:
slr-Piease tell me what questions are
asked an applicant In court when he 10 b..
Ing sworn In a. Q United States citiaen.
WOULD-BE CITIZEN.
Philadelphia. November II. 1922.
No stercotyped questions are asked IN the
examination Of applicants for citisenship.
The questions propounded are based on STATE
and Federal Constitutions and the funda-
mcntals Of American citixenship.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-16
ANIMAL AleetlnHs

f..,s WEST END Trust CO..
,ns as WeW End Trust doYpsoy n
- ,hs otlcS oi M ths as., CSmfssnsik g fsonSsik ~
''sA. isss. = A.issaf;ifss 3 &o
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-16
NEW.PARTY PARLEY CALLED
Political Action TO BE Determined d
at Chicago December II

Cleveland. Nov. &c. - UBy 4. P.l
To review results of the recent
election. lay plans for future political
action and to discuss the advisability
of the formation of third party in the
Nation. national meeting of the Con.
ference for Progressive Political Action
has been called to meet in Chicago De-
cember H. 1t was learned here yester.
day.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-16
cltIxsnshIp ousstIons
Oldest Chemical ooelsty

To the Editor Of the Evening Public Ledoer:
sr-What II the Oldest chemical society
in the world7 r. %. G.
Philadelphia. November II. 1929.
The Chemical Society Of Phiiadeiphia,
founded in this city by James woodhouse
In 1902. was the hrst organisation Of lie
kind in the world. -
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-16
Lincoln Motor
Company

Lincoln Motor
Company
To Dsposisers under
Clasa "a" Seockholdsrs'
Protective Agreement
dated Nessm6sr 10, 1921.
NOTICE 10 hereby given that
said Agreement has been termi.
mated pursuant to Article Twelfth
thereof, and Depositors are here.
by notified that upon surrender
Of their Certificates of Deposit,
properly endorsed In blank, to
retrospective Deposit aries which
have issued the same. they will
be entitled to delivery Of the
shares represented thereby.
Dated, New York, Nov. 2, 1922.
FRANK W. BLAIR. Chairman
ROBERT X. CASSATT
JOSEPH A. BOWER
GEORGE s. FRANKLIN
GEORGE +. FULLER
9. HERMANN KINNIcUrr
Committee.
CENTRAL UNION TRUST co.
OF NEW YORK
30 Broadway, New York City
UNION TRUST COMPANY
Detroit, Michigan
COMMERCIAL TRUST co.
Philadelphia. Pa.
Depositsfies
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-16

Postal receipts here show an increase
of 10 per cent for the first ten months
over the same period Of 1921. Ac-
cording to a report issued yesterday by
Postmaster f. i. Whitson. the city's
increase is attributed to the new in
dustres which have located in Lam
caster since January 1 and the general
increase in other business.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-16
SCARLET FEVER EPIDEMIC
Is THREATENING STATE
Warning Issued TO Lancaster County
School Teachers

Lancaster, Nov. 18. - Lancaster
County teachers yesterday were warned
by Dr, G. Howard Wilmer. county med :
ical director. that there Is sweeping over
Pennsylvania an epidemic Of scarlet
fever. which has hit some sections ct
Lancn stcr County.
1T Is perhaps n mild form" he
said. "but Its danger Is that 1t may
result IN complications affecting the
heart or kidneys which will remain
through life. The State Department
of Health will back up every teacher
who excludes a child from school be.
cause OF sore throat
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-16
Washington, Nov. 10. - (By 4.

washington, Nov. 10. - by \. P.|
- William II. Johnston. chairman of
the Conference for Progressive Politi-
cal Action. said yesterday the national!
Executive Board Of the conference had
been called to meet here Saturday and
Sunday TO arrange plans for the coming
conference In Chicago.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-16
=? IF E!gsExso EH!SgIRsHEs oE I'VE ns4EXES ( (EEr
ION GOLD NOTES 0F KENTt,EE KENTt,EEKEV9y.: KEV9y:
NEST VIRGINIA POWER CnMPANy

~ TUE II I9LDERs or TIE SEVEN PER
fON Goib Notes GF KENTTttEE KENTttEExCVPy. xCVPy:
sSSi NSTicRA cRA1FR RERRhi SHMH 4 a.vHN VEN thu, =.
;oupoS Ge.d Ne!ss Of iRsac Rensacckyc c'a.ys,,!S!. sl
virginia Power Company. Inc. dated T"s Gnns,
1921. issued under Trust Xsreemsn;; ;Ime hse
tween Kentucky . West Virsinia Pousr Us-
SsnW SompH,ny' my Inc; and Tho Pennsyvanis Cn COM.
4sny %Mnus, tNr tnsrsns.: snT q Lives snd Granting
bearing like date. have. IN accordsncs with Win
msnt. been called for redemption ana "S,eS nae,
ment on Dsesmber !, 1929, at par and 'as. as.
'rqsd Interest ret tS % said rsdsmpioh date 1''
ecs dasI.s% asS MS''s Trs.s s.s st
York. in the City and state Of Nsx or yNsS New
for conversion into shares OF tho Eirbt S: ~.
Cent Preferred Stock Of tho Cornor a.ios TSs
or before December I. iO22. ali rinht On On
convert the same into the said shssHS ssS q
s.osk sek ~ tho corporation shall cease upSn
The hoidsrs OF the said Notss are r.ou,,.o
with the December I. 1929 and sII n,p'b.nn
avent interest coupons attached At III. assS.
O. fhe GUARANTY Trust Company -" yMMSS Ma,S
psssmsot! ess Il !"1 c sna ssn'' Of Ne%
date an subaeauent coupons VII, iser bs yo,S which
interest payments upon all OF said ID! Ns,si anu
TTS ',ESSNsyLyAS!A SNsyLyAS COMPANY yos
iSSSCkkAANSGfES ia kAANSGfEE$S,T@N @N LIVES AND CRANE.
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-16
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The daily Alaskan., 1922-05-09
.THERE'LL BE SOME BIG
 D0INGS IN WHITEH0RSE
Citizens Held Housing Meeting and Start the Ball Rolling for Coco Old Time Victoria Day Celebration May 27. Plans Liad for Summer Tourist Travel.

Sports, Dance, Reception, Street Decoration, Ballroom Decoration, Ball Ground, Music, Press, Printing and Grand Stand.
 Dr. Culbertson, recognizing the op- portunity for bringing 10 the atten- ton of the assembled citizens and friends, matters of interest with ref erence to the summer tourist sea son, proposed and carried thru a plan whereby permanent commit tees were appointed to devise ways and means to entertain the many visitors and tourists who will come to our city this summer.
 The meeting decided to appoint May twenty-fourtn as the general cleanup day for the city. Am the applause of his fellow citizens Rob. ert Lowe was voted successful and safe journey to Dawson, where he will sit on the Yukon Council as member for Southern Yukon.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-05-09

Eversharp leads for Eversharp lead pencils in hard, soft and indel- Iible at Kellers. 25t 8 box.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-05-09

Whitehorse, May 9.-Oue of the largest and most enthusiastic pub lie meetings held for long time was held in this city last night The cit izens and friends who gathered for the purpose of considering the ques- ton of the celebration of Victoria Day and the preparation of pro- gram.
 Robert Lowe, the well known member of the Yukon Council, was chairman of the meeting and w. Galpin secretary.
 The date decided on for the cele- bration this year is Saturday, May 27th. Excursion trains will run on the White Pass and a special boat is expected up from Juneau. The Master of Ceremonies and Mar shall of the day will be J. c. New march. The meeting arranged for .repl lesentatiye and competent com potent committees for Finance
The daily Alaskan., 1922-05-09
STEAMSHIP QUEEN

The S.S. Queen of the Admiral line reached port this morning at l2:lO, bringing l3 passengers from Seattle, among whom were Nr. A. C. Robin son, who is coming to Skagway to aid his brother, wLO has charge of The Pullen ranch ay Dyea.
 MT. L. W. Steele, a mining man who operates a big claim on Dome crock is going in to take up the sum mers work in the big plant which he is operating in the Circle district.
 Mr. B. D. Yandeyser. another min CT on Fourth of Jaly creek. below Circle. is accompanied by five men These men are going to operate a new large hydraulic plant on the above creek.
 Jurors c. H. Rogers and Lee c. Gault, who have been in Juneau for the past two or three months, re- turned home on the Queen.
 Charles Nye of the city, who went to Juneau on a business trip, was a passenger on the Queen. Carl Lo- gan came up froLI Juneau for a visit to Skagway.
 The Queen had about thirty tons of freight and left for the south about 9 a. m.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-05-09
MRS. HATTIE JACOBS
 PASSES AWAY

Mrs, Hattie Jacobs, a well known and for a long time a resident of Skagway, passed away this noon at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Johnston. with whom she has lived for some time. Mrs. Jacobs has been in poor hea&h for several months and while On a visit to her daughter. Mrs. Bender of Anchor age. was taken very sick, and it was rot expected that she would be able 10 reach Skagway. Since coming back she had improved some, but a couple of months ago she was taken with fainting spells and this noon passed away. The funeral services will be held from the First Presby- terian Church on Thursday at D. III,
The daily Alaskan., 1922-05-09
HAYNES NOTES

Haines, May SC. D. Gray, prin- cipal of the Haiucs public school, returned to Haines last night on the S.S. Queen from Juneau. where he had been attending the school meet called by Mir. Henderson. the com missioner of education Mir Gray reports a very enjoyable time
 Joe McKiuze, superintendent Of the government road work between HIincs and Pleasant Camp, came Up to Haines on the Queen last night from Juneau. where he has been in consultation with the officials having charge of the work.
 All of the students Of the public school at Haines who went to Ju- ueau to attend the school meet. re- turned home last night. and report having had the time of their lives
 Mir. and Mrs. Marvin Dyer who have had charge of the government school al Klukwau, left on the steamer Queen last night for Seattle. where they will make the,r future home. They are taking with them little son of Walter Saortr'dge. but it is not thought tEat they will adopt him.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-05-09
ESTEBETH ARRIVES

The mail boat Estebeth arrived from Juneau about l D. m. tod. y. Mir. WerneCke, resident manager of the Treadwell Gold Mining company, was an incoming passenger He is bound for the Yukon, where he will look over the work being done on the Treadweu interests.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-05-09
VICTORIA DAY ENTHUSIASM

The news which we are printing in tn S issue Of the meeting held in Wni,ehorse is receiving a hearty re- spOnse on the part of the people down the canal. Juneau has a strong committee headed by w. S, Pullen, and it is expected that the s. Alma, with a full load, will be in port the night proceeding the trip over the line to the celebration.
 Haines is coming in full force, the committee in that town is headed by Steve Sheldon, and'the military post always sends a good representation. Get your tickets early. and prepare for a big time.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-05-09

There 10 more Csiarrn In this sectfoD of the country than al other disesSes lut together. and for years it was Eup- posed to be lncuTahls. Doctors prescribed lHcs8 remedies, and by constantly failing tU cure with local treatment. pronounced II incUrable. CataTrh IS a local diseaEa greatly influenced by constitutional con. d,tions and therefore requires con5titu- tonal treatment. Halls Catarrh Hadl. cine, manufactured by F J. Cheney c Co.,. Toledo, Ohio, Is s constitutional remedy. is taken internally and acts thru the Blood on the Mucous SurtRee1 Of the System. One Hundred Dollars te. ward IS offered for any case that HEIia Catarrh Medicine faiIs tC cure. Send doE circulars and testimonials.
 F. J. CHENEY & CO.,, Toledo, Ohio
 Sold by Druggists, T5c.
 EAlra Family FLlls tor consupatoa.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-05-09
BASlnALL MEN ATTENi":N!

Men who are interested in the baseball team for the coming sam mer are urged to meet with the men in the White Pass club rooms to- morrow evening at 7:3O.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-05-09

FOR SALE.-First class drophead sewing mashine. good running or
 der; also new Brownie No. Pa Ko- dak, both reasonable. Apply to the Daily Alaskan. St
The daily Alaskan., 1922-05-09
GIRL KILLED IN EXPLOSION

Seattle, May 9.-Nora Bailey, an employee in a fireworks factory in this city, was killed yesterday by an explosion.
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Clemson lnformUtion.) }

Weak and diseased limbs should
ret be allowed to remain on fruit
trees during the summer. Bark bee
ties attack weak and Slow-growing
limbs and finally destroy the entire
tree. Cut the limbs out and burn
them.
Cultivate the young and bearing
orchards throughout the summer
months unless they are TO be planted
IN some leguminous crop in June.
Peas or soy beans should be planted
between the rows Of fruit trees and
the vines worked into the soil with
disk harrow in early fall. Two ta-
biespoonfuls of nitrate Of soda ap-
piled around the fruit trees one and
two years old will be very beneficial.
Scatter the nitrate Of soda in a circle
about Is inches from the body Of the
tree and work it into the first few
inches Of soil by hoeing.
Rub off all suckers or sprouts that
appear on the trunk Of the tree so
as TO concentrate the entire growth
into the permanent branches. Sum-
mer pruning of newly set fruit trees
should be done during June. This
consists Of removing surplus branch
es. After the young peach trees have
made a growth Of ID inches the tops
OF the branches that are to be per-
manent should be pinched out so as
to force the limbs to branch. This
will do away with the necessity Of
severe pruning next fall and will
cause the trees to form larger and
more symmetrical head.
Grapes and apples should be spray
ed with Bordeaux mixture every two
or three weeks for the control Of dis
eases which attack them and cause
the fruit to rot.