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New-York tribune., 1922-06-09

cpssiion-i vii appreciate very much
your FiNnr mf your opinion n the foi
lowing lif' ~ bonds - a. security and
msfEeiahiliiy fof person Who 10 IN s
pcriiion 10 watch developments 20 hold
] Empire Gas and Fusi TIs. 1851. Pacinc
Ielerhons snd Trierfaph Company s..
lft1s northern Indiana Gas and Electric
- l'a-. Auf0csf Company hrst - 1877
Nsw EnFland Telephone and Telegraph
s. 1853 shares shell rnion ou prr
cent preferfed Nss York Central Rail.
road ts Series g. fffs % " W
Answer This investment is suitable
In point 81 security and marketabili,y,
IN our opinion. All tho items taken
separately DO not enjoy an active mar
ket. but We consider marketability as
something that should be predicated o.
an investment A. whole There is
such thing as buying more market
ability than is needed.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
New Steel Deal RenOrtcd

Bankers arc reported 20 be working
on a plan 70 merge the Penn Seaboard
Steel Company and another prominent
steel concern on a basis favorable TO
Penn Seaboard stockholdcrs. The idcn-
titv Of tho other company and the
terms OF the combine could not be
learned, but II is believed an announce
ment will be made next week.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
London Metal Market

LONDON. June g. Standard copper
spot. 500 los; futures e62 i5s 6ii cleo
irolytic. spot, $50 los; futures. 81.
Tin. spot. ei5s l0st futures tl5i l2s
3D. Lead. spot. f2i rs Gd; futures. f-s
rs Sd. Zinc. spot, CPS 2s fdi futures,
e2T rs 3d.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
\ y Tel Would Issue Stock

The New York Telephone ComPAn'
-. a,elied 70 the Public Service Com
~is,ian FOR authority TO issue S2o'OOo.,
an ~ 6I5 cumulative preferred
s,oek II approved the telephone com. com.
49, ,rill oasr the issue 10 telephone
y, ps" and the company's employees IN
-. nlan. the details OF which are
now being worked out. lns ~ ~
the first preferred stock ever ns. ~
the New York telephone Company
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09

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sIivaris.
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GEfsMAN. Ls -ssisr'sr Neyman
T.. sf'fmar export cotton Iinfrrs. Penn
lylrania.
9L0RDtfOWN, Del LAYTON Lay
ton. toilet goods, isnnsylranh
h,.'ln. ,...'..o.h,.''n r..o,.sn,.. ,l. S's
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natha-, drcr'ss coats. ,lrs. wsis's pst.
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r-l nrI. cotaer dresses. coats and
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New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
To Retire Copper Bonds

The Copper Export Assoe'atlon T.. ~
understood to have sold approximateIy
COS .0OO. 900 pounds OF copper. leaving
sbout l75.OoO, 900 pounds Of the orig
;n,i 400 600 600 pounds used as eollat-
srsi for lis $40. 100000 bond issue. As
Ms eovoer has been sold at from 20
".s cer,s above the i0-een, valuation upon
,rS;cb the bonds are based. the assoe'a,
,,on will retire on August the rest o.
~ issue maturing February l. 1873;
AZ $1,000 900 of this issue vas re,iieu
February last. the amount iot 40 70 DC re-
,iyed August will be s3,o0O,ooo.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09

Qneftfors oI g,usrai irteres, 70 IN
rts'ors wiH BE- answered IN iks coi-
urr. IN Tkich cass only initials piu
% used. Others viu b. arfucrsd ~
mail Addrsss al inquiries. irclo,-
irg a stamped. addresssd envelope. 70
finaHoial Editor. The TribEHe. 49,
NasFdn Street. ksw York City.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
p. II. 7. Improving

oufnion-Up - now 7 hold fnr invest
ment i've shares Hethi-hem steel pre-
ifrr"d. ten shares North American pre-
TERED ten shares prre Marquette PRIOR
preference. What 40 you think - above
Arn they n. X fer small investor %
Nhaf DO you think about Brooklyn Rapid
Transit 10 you think ! should buy and
hold BROOKLYN Rapid Transit stock and
walt until ihey pill ray dividends later on
Nhiie his stock l. cheap pf-i. 4.
Answer-We consider Bethlehem
Steel preferred. Pere Marquette prior
preference stock and North American
preferred suitable investments fer a
small investor. Although We arc mos,
emphatic IN branding Brooklyn Rapid
Transit stock as a speculation. VIC arc
not unmindful Of the fact that the COM
pany has brought is expenses under
control % a remarkable degree. II is
doing much better than making both
ends meet.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
Stock Brokers Fail

A, involuntary petition IN osnk-
ruptey was filed YESTERDAY asalhss =,
liam II. Kemp. Inc. STOCK pIohs's' 80,
90 Broad Street. The peu,ion Soes ~
mention officers o. The hfm. ! nc pr.
abls amour; Of liabilities and asset'
ia not given.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09

Four full columns OF in.
restmeHt questions and an.
scers ,eH be published in
The Tribune crery Sunday
and Monday. On other days
one tuH column fciH appear.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
Foreign Bonds
Dividends
Extra Dividend

The Cincinnati New Orleans & Texas
Pacinc Railway Co. declared ar extra div-
1end Of shs and the regular serni.annual
d,vidend OF 50. on the common stock both
psvsbis June e. 20 stockholders OF record
on June IS. ,-
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
Bid and Asked

Following are tho closing bid and
asked quotations NJ stock listed on the
Stock Exchange IN which there were
no transactions yesterday:
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
Interborough Holders Position


Qusf'ior . have sesn the announcement
N ~ papers about me readiusfmrnt ~
Inter borough Trnsolilaf~f stocks Last
resr 7 bought zen common ana frn pre-
ferrrd believing tho stock W0TIf E0 nIrhrr
and not lover Af pffffnf day the pre-
fffred ~ oniy one third and fhe common
ono haif q ths value paid PLEASE Kind
" inform mo what would hr fhr neff f0f
No fo 10 should I participate in me neN
2 psr cent gold bond Issue of wlu fnfy
srchanEe The shares for new A. am
only poor man : would naf Ike fo l0fs
aii Tho money Inverted n -
Answer The notes % which you
will probably have an opportunity 10
subscribe are g.. and not 7f. There BIS
nothing for you 20 decide IN this con-
rection until after the holders ~ In
terborough- Metropolitan ~ per cont
bonds and lnterborouqh Rapid Transit
stock have mad their opportunity 20
subscribe for the notes. Then you
will have chance % take your pro-
portionate share Of the notes that ara
left Some lnterhorough Rapid Tran
So stock will be given % lnterborough
Consolidated stockholders who buy
the notes However. this Is small
asset. aside from which there is no
value 70 your stock. You will have 70
take loss In any event. Whether
you do 80 row hy selling the stock or
wait and see what comes Of the re-
adjustment plan Is n matter which We
cannot undertake 70 decide for you.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09

woiss. samuel. ana Louis Lang
weiss 4 Lang cos Hot
woodwor,h TODD CT p sum. -
wooif Phnir-p Kreuizman. ii'lo
In BronN County
IN. first ramo Is that - 'he debtor.
nr0lf Herman-W sloane. ffoI2
nworkin. sam ffeyberg Bros.
Farbfr Trans 90. Inc. Vast Penn
Coal 60. Inc. Louis iacobsor.
Chnrl~s Snhs~veir. Max Locker.
Joseph Hrecher & Max Farber $1,000.
~. Pines ...-.-..- .-... .-t.. f.ffV.Ff
Fiifnsr. Atwood CO. inc-H
Knox - ai...... -.-.----- 500
Franklin Marry RI kahn. totft
Giarnettlnn. Darfe--M Weiss 1887
Goidherger. Nathan. 4 Louis SILL
YER " Sohel ..... ....----+ -+----- +ae.ih
Hassf npnur Louise. - afmH-o
Colon 4 Co.......t....t ltftt
Hvfras. Daniel DIV ! sloane 81.
fucears. Saul nors-N II store 10 10
Kurrf GeorFe-Amer Rafiator .
90 .ts..fsff.f. fft. ... .f. '-t'-
Marino. rfrTenfeni Truck
owners Assn Inc ..-..- -....... t'sls
Rappaport. Jack At l. stern
Relner Morrls--T Sussbaum .ltts
Tannsnhaum Beni-H Sorkin,.. l.s.ts
Toback. Herman-H smolonssy. .o.t.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
Satisfied Judgments


The first rame IL that of the centor
Tie fecond that ~ Tho creditor ana date
when Judgment vas nied
c~harrr~rri eamuel--S Rloorn-
tnrsaie ~ A.. May 2 isi7.-.. iioI.7s
reg penfamin- -Fri-diand L.
vine Uros inc Jan ~. 1890, l!o.s
carre--W cohen. Jan ~. ialf..ts s.isf
TODD. Jean n-F h Pratt. Feb
ri..,r,c welding 60 ~ America
Ortsid Acsiyiene CO. Stay H. ,,.
comb Joseph F-H Ros.n. .
I'm Ren'am.n ana EIisn,iy.
Ruiid.ns 80. in'-L Sp''o''' ,o4ss
sehases Nog W'.''in ,I ,s,i.'.......,. 1871
Frfn1.' ra,,5av ~ ''' Nav = is.s. .'.... I'Iia,1
M,c9sm1sSS s.9g vsS no'i5i ~ i5i7...''".'' :'s7as
eehni,sAr. Charlss-samuel Turn
81 80. La Sept .. 1871 l-.... p ..s.ss
same-sams. sept =. 1871 l....-, -o''.''
Reiger. Enrich ard fiae",l 80
casaaly ,.,r % i,,i raea,sd, 10000
La.,. '1es ,ss i"si'.,".'.'.-'.,,. sHs7
cinso. Saiys,9'e-t ,.., " ..''. '''''' '". $3.50
y " h.i',y j, ,.,s 20" ''.'..... - 5:isisi
GsrHnksL Frsnk-Fideniy ara
Deposit Co q Maryland NAY u7o,
M'e,iqa ais,.os N.ss snr Ma '4"" ii isss 1910
y ~ Halsey a co--M p Fosier' ..,.,
G., ,1sy-ssne. Me- si 's-- Jan %. is2i ..... ;''.s7
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
Investment Information

suitable FOR a business man. All The
Bethlehem Steel bonds are good In.
vestments, In our opinion. The O.
mature in io4s.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
Bonds

Call loans against acceptance o per
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09

Judgments Filed

Tho following Judgments were fled yes
to-day. The 0rst nlwe being that %; The
debtor
American code 90. inc Par
The Laclede blade., 1922-10-27
The Idol Of the North

Dorothy Dalton is back again
in the role of daughter of the
great Canadian Northwest, a
similar character to that in which
she made such a success in "The
Flame of the Yukon" several
years ago. 1t was in such a role
as she has in "The Idol of the
North" J. Clarkson Miller's
story, which will be seen at the
Laclede theatre Saturday night,
that Miss Dalton gained her
as screen star.
The Laclede blade., 1922-10-27
Change in Train Service

The public service commission
granted the Burlington's appli-
cation to discontinue train 43
and to make other changes on
the Brookfeld division.
Accordingly train 43 will be
discontinued between Hannibal
and ST. Joseph effective next Sum-
day, October 20.
Train 3 will operate on about
present schedule to Brookfeld,
reaching there at II 80 a. m.
and ten minutes later leave
Brookfeld as an extra for La
clede to connect with the north
and south trains. 1t will return
to Brookfeld Immediately and
remain there until 2:55 p. m.
Leaving there at that time it
win operate on about the pres
ent schedule of 43 to Cameron
Junction.
Beginning Monday, October
80, the dude" will reach La
clede at 600, ten minutes earlier
than now.
This scheme will give Laclede
the st. Louis morning papers at
noon the same as now and the
loss of the train west from here
at noon is not important to La.
clede.
The Laclede blade., 1922-10-27
Candidates Meeting Friday Night

The republican county candi-
dates with Hon. E. Y. Keiter,
candidate for congress, will be
in Laclede this Friday evening.
The meeting will be held at the
opera house to begin at 7;30.
The principal address will be
made by Mr.. Keiter. He is
highly qualified to sit in congress,
is a fine orator and will discuss
the legislative needs at this time.
The republicans are offering
the voters a ticket of experience
ed and competent men who are
amply qualified for the discharge
of the duties of the Offices to
which they aspire. This county
never had an opportunity to
elect a cleaner or more compe-
tent set of officials than the re-
publicans are presenting for
your consideration and they will
be glad to have you meet them
in LacIede this evening.
The Laclede blade., 1922-10-27
Harvest Home Festival

The "Fidelis," class cordially
invite you to attend a Harvest
Home Festival, in the Baptist
church basement, this Friday
evening. Come for a good time
and plenty of good things to eat.
Favors will be given for The
largest family in attendance, the
oldest couple present, the person
coming the longest distance, the
prettiest baby under l year and
prettiest baby under 2 years,
The Laclede blade., 1922-10-27
CoalI Coal! Coal!

If you are going to burn Iowa
coal this winter now is the time
to fill your bin before snow flies
for the price on the best Iowa
coal is back to a year ago on the
local market.
We will have a car of best
Iowa lump on track Saturday
and Monday. $6.25 at the car. {
Laclede Farmers Exchange.
The Laclede blade., 1922-10-27
Local and Personal

the best at the Rexall Store.
The Pumpkin Center Jazz
Band will render sweet music at
the Carnival uesday night.
The Dragons Mouth and
DEVILS Ice Box will be side
shows at the Carnival Tuesday
might.
j. M. Bowles leaves today to
spend the winter with his daugh-
ter and family at Oklahoma
City.
A rollicking good time is what
you'll have at the Halloween
carnival Tuesday night. Ad-
mission 10 cents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nolan Walker
of Kansas City visited over Sun
day with the latter's parents,
MI. and Mrs. E. B. Skulley.
Mrs. Maude Wigle came Fri
day from Clebourne, Texas, and
is visiting her mother, Mrs. John
Hetrick and other relatives.
Witches Brew, home made
candy that melts in your mouth,
old fashioned pumpkin pie and
hot dogs at the carnival Tues
day night.
Miss Marietta Welsh left yes
terday for an extended visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. W. w. Helm
and her aunt, Mrs. E. NJ. Tracy, !
at San Gabriel, Cali.
Three prizes will be awarded
at the carnival: one for the
prettiest costume, prize to the
man and one to the woman for
best character protrayals.
Mrs. Mary Garside, Mrs. E. j.
Finney, Mrs. Abbie Gould, Mrs.
j. E. Marsh, Mrs. A. V. Moore
and Miss Mary Brewer went to
Bevier yesterday noon to attend
the Rebekah district assembly.
All services as usual at the
Baptist church. The work goes
well. The missionary ladies met
this week with Mrs. Alva Brink
ley. The Fidelis class puts on
their Harvest Home Festival in ,
the church basement this Friday
evening. You are cordially in ,
vited to all services at the Bap-
tist church.
Mrs. A. j. Caywood and Mrs.
Roy Rowland were hostesses to
Chapter r, P. E. o. Wednesday ,
at the home of the ,
'ormer.- Mrs. H. C.. Carother's 8
paper on Education" in which
The discussed the birth and
of the P. E. o. I
Educati Jnal Fund-a fund loan
ID to worthy girls to secure a l
college education--was most in I
,eresting and well given. Roll !
all was quotations from the L
Record" The chapter is pleased
% have Mrs. Paul Jones, anon |,
member meeting with v
hem this fall. Refreshments f
we're served. .
Mrs. C. B. Shell sent out in Y
-itations to about thirty lady n
riends to attend a Halloween y
'arty at her home Wednesday
fternoon. There were three Il
.ohtests relative to the occasion n
md the prizes were awarded to t,
Kisses Heath, Myers and Gar Il
ide. The home was decorated il
4 keeping with the Halloween s.
eason and dainty refreshments e
7ere served. Mrs. d. B. Hun l.
er Of Browning was an out Of Il
own guest. Again on Thurs il
ay Mrs Shell entertained about a
The Laclede blade., 1922-10-27
PARAGRAPHS
Brief Mention Of Those Who Come
and Go During the Week


Monday afternoon in Chill ;othe.
G. L. Swearengen Wa here
from Hale on business, Satur-
day.
See the nice line of rubber
toys for the babies at the Rexall
Store.
The latest thing in vanity
cases and handbags at the Rexall
Store.
New pack Thompson's Seed
less Raisins in bulk. 20c the lb.
The Home Store.
The Rexall Store is full of new
goods. Come in and we will be
pleased to show you.
Just received! 4 lb. packages
FFOG pancake flour 35f the
pkg. The Home Store.
Help keep music in the school
attend the masked carnival
Tuesday night, 7:3O o'clock, at
Groes Garage.
Misses Ethel Garside, Lois
Gould, Hazel Wilson and Helen
Henton, were shopping in
Brookfeld, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. McGinnis
and W. E. and George Myers
motored down from Chillicothe
and spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. S. P. Myers.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Higgins
went to Galeshurg, ILL.,, last
Saturday where they are spend
ing a week visiting relatives and
attending to some business mat
ters.
AS a result of the recent visit
of Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Brown to
the wholesale market in Kansas
City, the Rexall Store has re-
cieved nearly half car of new
goods the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Bassett are
at Walnut, Kansas, having been
called there by the serious illness
Of Mrs. Bassett's sister. Mrs. S.
who, at last reports,
was somewhat better.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Lloyd,
who are here from Montana to
spend the winter with his
mother, Mrs. Geo. Lloyd and
other relatives, are this week
his brother Jack and
amily near Marceline.
A. B. Henderson and family
notored to Mexico and spent
asst week with relatives at Mr..
1enderson's old home. While
here Mr.. Henderson attended a
Chester White sale and bought
inc male to add to his herd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elias Hudnell
eft yesterday for California
Vhere they expect to reside. Be-
ore going they rented their
lace of seventeen acres in the
rest part of town to Mr.. and
irs. Roy Rowland for another
ear.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. Cushing
Eft Tuesday morning for Ra-
mona, Cali, where they expect
o spend the winter and may
ocate permanently. Mr.. Cush-
lg resigned as police Judge and
rural'mail carrier and
losed up all his affairs before
,aving. They viii be missed in
he church, lodges and societies
! which they were active and
nd carry with them the very
est wishes of all their many
-iends.
The Laclede blade., 1922-10-27

| AhCAC WhA ~ 1"0hASS SDS'A
game between the high schoo
teams of Laclede and Rothville
on the Laclede court Friday
afternoon at $3.50, October 27
Patrons and friends of the schoo
are invited to attend and back
up the local team.
J. L. Carothers of Las Animas
Colo, sent in a check from In.
gals, Kansas. to renew his sub.
scription another year. Mr.. and
Mrs. Carothers were at ingalls,
holding a revival meeting and
had 80 conversions the first few
days. They go from there to
Blanco, Colo, to hold a meeting
y
The W. C. 7. U. enjoyed a
pleasant meeting at the home OF
Mrs. Anna Sisson on Tuesday
afternoon. Mrs. Ada McMillen,
county president, gave a very
interesting report of the state
convention in St. Louis. The
next meeting will be held with
Mrs. VIM. Matthes, the third
Tuesday in November.
The Missouri Wesleyan Mary
vile Teachers College football
game will be broadcasted from
Cameron by the Missouri Wes-
leyan College and Cameron
Radio Co., at 800 o'clock Fri.
day afternoon, October II. The
game will be hroadcasted play
by play. Laclede receiving
stations are invited to listen in
and report reception to WFAQ.
Hon. Chas. M. Small of Colo
RADIO will speak at the Laclede
opera house Saturday afternoon,
November 4. Mr.. Small is cam
in Missouri as a person
al representative of former
Governor Hadley, himself now a
citizen of Colorado. Mr.. Small
IS one of Colorado's most gifted |
men and comes with a message |
worth hearing.
Asa Cross, repair man at the
Groes garage, was badly burned
IN the right hand and arm Tues
lay when a pan of gasoline near
where he was working caught
ire from the match of a careless
smoker. Cross attempted to
;hrow the pan from the build
ng and the burning gasoline
vas splashed onto his clothing
llmost enveloping him in flames.
Considering the danger he was
n he did well to escape being
oasted alive.
AS a result of visit from a
representative of the state mar
.eting bureau, who spent last
friday and Saturday at the
farmers Exchange, cream is now
,eing bought in Laclede on a
rade basis. AS will be noticed
y an agreement published in
he Blade today the three local {
uyers are now grading cream
nd paying 3 cents per pound
lore for the first than the second
rade. 1t now behooves pro- s
ueers to take the best care i
ossible of their cream and get s
he higher price. The state '
ureau is also urging egg pro- t
ucers to improve the quality of t
nat product and to take steps Z
have it marketed on a graded t
asis. s