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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-21

An exchange remarks that the elec.
tion of certain candidate will mean
that a good many leeches viii he Jared
loose from the ship Of state. The idea
of leeches attacking a ship is something
new under the sun.-Ada News.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-21
YOUR GREATEST POWER

Sergeant Alvin York, greatest
hero of the World War again is
in run OF good luck.
A few months ago. It looked as
il he would lose his farm through
inability to meet payments on its
$4,000 mortgage.
A month in vaudeville would have
brought York enough money TO
handle the mortgage.
But he said, 81 would far rather
lose my farm. and 80 back to
work upon it as common day la
borer, than to commercialize the
fame which was only incidental 10
an act OF Providence"
Many have marveled at Sergeant
York, modesty. The explanation
IS. he has faith in Divine Guaid-
ance. which carried the early pio-
neers through many = hard time.
York, corn crop last year was
bad one-low in bushels low in
dollars. Like millions OF others,
he was victim OF deilation OF
prices.
This did not discourage York.
TIa bon. ~e,,aa.;u.-.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-21

prices, made possible by quantity
production,
Nearly all OF mans important
productive inventions were discov-
cred within the last 200 years.
For thousands OF years before
that, human muscles were in a gen
eral sense the only important ma
chinery.
Caligula, spendthrift Roman EN-
peror, al his banquets served tom
CUES of birds, brought from great
distances by relays Of the swiftest
runners, at tremendous expense.
There is no demand today for
bird tongues 10 tickle the palate. Ii
there were, this ancient delicacy
would be put up in big canning
plants or rushed in refrigerator cars
by fast express.
The price would be extremely
low, compared with Caligula's time.
For instance, tcw cents will buy
you package Of dates brought
from Arabia. a box OF leechee nuts
from China or a tin OF crabmeat
from Japan.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-21
Sooner
Read

Booze and gasoline mixed is getting
to be worse than booze and the six
shooter, suayely remarks the Shawnee
News.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-21


sleep over is losing sleep.
Another movie star i in trouble. As
usual, he acted without thinking.
In the last 500 years there has been
"a wars between Great Britain and
France This does not include the pres
ent one.
In Paris. man blew his head off
with bomb; but it wasn't worth very
much anyway.
The man who thinks he knows every.
thing is usually mistaken.
A 2.cent stamp will go to any place
in the world SO will the man who sticks
/ like "a stamp.
Figuring up all the expenses cut in
Washington we find they pay us for
the work ,hey do.
The ohio tailor arrested for bootleg.
ging Will plead he had 1t for trying
on hip pockets.
In Indiana another meteor has fallen.
That's what the poets get for raving
about the stars.
Gas is up, but the real problem is.
How many miles can / get out Of
pair Of shoes
The man who sings his own praises
strikes up the wrong tune.
In jumping at conclusions you sell
dem grab "a good one.
People go on picnics to forget every
thing. This usually includes salt and
pepper for the eggs.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-21

Another movie star Is in trouble As
usual, he acted without thinking.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-21

In the last 500 years there has been
"a wars between Great Britain and
France. This does not include the pres
ent one.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-21

In Paris. man blew his head Off
with bomb; but it wasn't worth very
much anyway.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-21

Peanuts are versatile family, re.
marks the Muskogee Phoenix. In sum-
mer they serve at the baseball games,
and in winter IN politics.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-21

Gas is up. but the real problem is
How many miles can ! get out OF
pair Of shoes"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-09
SPOLECENSKA ZABAVA
RYBAkU.

Chvalne zname sdruzeni cti-
tell rybafeni a pfibuznych
sportd The Old Kentucky Fish
ing & Outing Club uspofada
dnes vecer v sokolovne ma Wen
dell ave spolecenskou zabavu
pri hudbe p. Sfstka. Jelikoz
povetrnostni prorok oZnamuje.
'ze prave dnes ustoupiti musl
dosavadni vedro podzimnimu
chladku. da Sc ocekavati, re
nalada k tanci bude Znamenl-
ia. Krone toho ohlasuje po-
fadatelstvo, ze Sc postaralo i
o iinou zabavu, jakoz i nalezi-
te osvezeni vsech milych hosti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-09
"WHIrE SPRAY"

lest nazev bileho mydla, W.
borne jakosti, ktere koupite
pristi tyden We ctvrtek dine Ia.
zari po jednom centu kus v
novem velke krame ~ kOU-
DELU" ma Broadway vedle
Champa ulice. Kazdy kus va
Il pres ctvrt libry a jest to pr
votridni druh mydla peticen-
tove~ hodnoty drivejsi dolby.
Sto jinych velkych laci cinl
mas ctvrtecni prodej pozoru-
hodnou prilezitosti k nakupu.
Jine znamenite nevyrovna-
telne lace najdets u mas pristl
tyden v kazdy den a zaroven
nekolik zvlastnostl v sobotu,
kterym neni roven v celem
meste.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-09
PROGRAM JUBILEJNf SLAV-
NOSTI G. N. SINE MA
BROADWAY.

Ctvrtstoleti naseho narodni-
no stanku ma Broadway bude
oslaveno Ultra krasnym pro-
gramem, ma kterem po neko-
hka proslovech nasledovati bu-
de porad, ma ktery Sc pfipra-
vily nase spolky Lumir-Hlahol,
Dram. Sbor Tyl, Sokol Czech
Havlicek i s zenskym odborem,
Dram. Odbor Legionard Vcel-
ka, skolni mladez i nase Omla-
dina. Hlavnim recnikem bu-
de pravnik Jiri Palda, jenz tu-
to 1lohu prevail "a p. Pecka,
ktery byl nucen Cleveland O.
pustiti. Hudebni cast sverena
byla kapele p. Vokouna. Po-
drobny postup najdou hoste v
zabavnim programu. Zacatek
slavnosti odpoledni jest 3ti
hodine a jubileum zakoncenc
bude pax zabavou vecerni
Vstupne jest lidove, pouhycf
15c "a osobu plati pro ty
|kdoz sc zdrzi do konce. Ucast
nici zabavy vecerni plati pal
vstupne soc.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-09
"Biela Myska".

Uvedenou veselohrou Zahaji
Ultra v nedeli, letosni sezonu
i bratri Slovaci prvnim pred
stavenim V Ceske SIM Sokol
ma Clark Ave. Vesela stavba
kusu vesele napady iiste, ja-
ko vzdy, najdou naleziteho o.
cement cetnym posluchac-
stvem. Predstaveni porada
mistnf sbor narodnich sloven-
skych Sokolu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-09
LOUPEZ MA BROADWAY.

Dnes rano o 8. hodine pre-
paden byl klerk pobocce gro
cerni spolecnosti Mathew
Smith Co., ma Broadway a W.
chodni 40. ul. zahnan lupi.
Gem do zadu, kde byl svazan
Lupici sc podarilo z registru
uzmouti pres $4,000 a uprch-
nouti. Ac ihned povolana po.
licie, jez poulicni kary zasta.
vovala a prohlizela, nepodafi.
10 Sc lupice vypatrati.
We filialce prepadeny klerk
lest krajan Jaro Kanta.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-09
MISS COLUMBUS KRALOV.
NOU KRASY.

Atlantic City, N. j., 8. zari.
Ma karnevalu krasy, ma nemz
Sc podilelo kolem 500 divek a
mladych zen re vsech cast
Spojenych Statu, slecna Mary
Katherine Campbellova Co.
lumbus O., znama jako miss
Columbus, byla korunovana
jako americka kralovna krasy'
miss Columbus" jest pet stop
pet palcI vysoka, vazi 1913 Ii.
ber.a v cervnu j bylo 16 rokl
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-09
ZE sCHuZE

Urbance. Zapisky re schdze
minule prijaty. Rad Vaclav
Snajdr zada "a prfsp9vek ma
pristaveni jeviste. Povoleno pri
speti $25.
c. S. Mar. Sdruzenf oznamu-
je poradani prednasek a zada
0 dobrozdanf, kdy byla by nej-
prihodnejsi doba. Vetsina od-
porucuje nedeli dopoledne.
Namely k prednaskam ozna-
muji - Potreba sebevzdela-
nj sebevychovy. = Svobodo-
myslnost = Volna Myslenka.
- Verit ci neverit - Mravou-
ka prirozena. - Vanoce.
II. Nabozensky vyvoj ces-
keho naroda. = Kulturni W.
vol ceskeho naroda po Husovi.
- Hus. = Husitstvi. - Cesko-
bratrstvi. - Cd husitstvi k BIZ
le Hore.
III. Dusevni zivot cloveka. =
Zakladni pojmy psychologist.
w. Prace a kapital. - So
cialismus. = Komunismus. -
rBolsevictvi.
V. Ceska literature.
vi. Nase mladez - svobodo-
myslne skolstvi ceske'v Ame-
rice.
Bylo usneseno vyzvat rady k
agitaci pro ucast tax vyznam-
nych pfednasek. Br. K. Bern
reiter, preds. N. H. Uradovny
oznamuje dopisem, ze mu neni
mono do schize sc dostavit a
zada, by zastupci v jejich ra-
dech sc starali ably die usnese-
nj sjezdu petidolarovy poplatek
ma elena do reservniho fondu,
jak mono v nejkratsi dobe byl
odveden.
Ornament umrti "a minuly
mesic - br. Jan Kubovi, An
ton Cernik, Vaclav Zivny, Ma
rie Blahova, kterym povstanim
posledni 1cta projevena. Zpra-
va davernika br. AL. Obermaye
ra vykazuje prijem "a mesic
cervenec $5255.42. Vydani
$513O.42. Zbyva ma hotovostl
S125.OO. Br. Cernohorsky, ia.
jemnik sjezdoveho vyboru, pc
dal zpravu Q. prijmech a vydani
a zaroven podal b6znou zpra'
WI O pofadane operete ale ne.
ktere polozky nebyly dosud
predlozeny, take uplnou zpr5
WI poda We schdzi pristi.
j Br. A. Humel navrhuje, a.
by ma rozlouceni sc s Narodn
Hlavni Uradovnou v mesici pro
sinci byla poradana agitacn
slavnost. Navrh byl pfijat a u
sneseno, ably slavnost byla po
radana ma strane zapadni. Ns
poradani te slavnosti byl zvo
len vybor z br. A. Humla, Jos
| Cernohorskeho a FIR. Janou
Ska.
V kazdem radu mali zvolit
diva cleny, kteri maji vybor do
pint.
Predseda sjezdoveho vyboru
br. J. Bocek oznamuje, re "a
stupce We sjezdu br. DolezaI
vratil Velkoradu $4,000 jehe
sluzne co zastupce re sjezdu
Br. Dolezalovi povstanim VIDA
no vdecne uznani "a vracenJ
check a zaroven vykonani me-
zistne velke prace "a sepsanl
novych tri stupnovych uvade'
cich obradi v reci anglicke
ktere anglicke fady budou pou
zivat. Zastupci re sjezdu, Dr.
Huml, Frcka, Karnos a Varak
podavali zpravu re sjezdu, v
ktere Sc kazdy zmihoval o du'
sledne svorne praci vsech vybo
Ri z celeho sjezdu, takze starr
zastupci, kteri jiz nekolik dri.
vfIsich sjezdI Sc sucastnlll, JED
; nohlasne Sc vyjadrovai, re to
byl nejsvornejsi a nejplodneJsl
Sized, ktery kdy Jednota G. $
lip. S. konala. Vsichni vyzyvaJl
zastupce, ably Sc starali, by sJe-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-09
LENIN Sc VRATf /. LISTO.
PADU.

Berlin, Z. zari. = Jak sc sde
luje, Nikolaj Lenin, hlava So
vetske vlady, Sc rychle uzdra-
vuje a 1. listopadu ujme Sc O.
petne sveho 1radu. V listopa-
du bude miti rec ma oslave W.
roci ruske revoluce a v rijnu
pry oslovi vserusky sovetovy
kongres.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-09
ZAHAJENf DIV. SEZONY.
Kilian Pletka.

Veselohru z valecne DOLBY o
4 jednanich cd A. B. Ahasve-
ra sehraje Ultra v Cesko-Ame-
ricke sini ma Quincy ave. ORA
maticky Odbor l. D. T. j. Ferd
LaSalle. Jest to prvni pred
staveni letosni podzimni diva
delnf sezony. Pro pffste chy-
sta odbor cinohru "Jidas" neb
"Odplata "a Zradu".
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-09
PRVNf SINH v MONTANA,

Helena, Mont, 8. zarf. Prv-
nj snih v letosnim obdobf spadl
vcera v Elk Horn pohori, jiho-
vychodne cd Heleny. Bylo jej
videti z tohoto mesta.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-09

Otec: "Tak mas syn byl pre-
ce pro tn vrazdu odsouzen k
smrti!" - Matka: "Snad mu
to bude posledni vystrahou a
pfece Sc polepsi."
The New York herald., 1922-04-11
EMPIRE STEEL TAKEN
OVER BY ,REPLOGLE co.
Leonard Peckitt to Head
United Organizations.

The Replogle Steel Company an
nounccd yesterday that it had acquired
the Empire Steel and Iron Company.
and Leonard Peckitt, the latter's presi-
dent will be president of the Replogle
company. In. the announcement making
public the merger the Replogle company
said:
by this transaction the Replogle
company has added to it's producing ca
pacity pig iron to the extent of 250.000
tons year, bringing up its total pro-
ducing capacity to 100000 tons. In adj
dition to large holdings OF ore already
owned by the Replogle company. it has
acquired very large ore reserves and
operating mines. which. added to its
present holdings competent experts esti-
mate. will amount to upward of 150, 0,000,-
900 tons. giving the company practi-
cally All unlimited supply of high grade
ore. BY this purchase the Replogle COM
pany acquired controlling interest in
the Mount Hope Mineral Railroad"
The New York herald., 1922-04-11
UNTITLED STEEL
ORDERS INCREASE
March 81 Total 4,494, ,148
Tons; Largest Since Sep
tember; Gain Of 353,079.

The untitled orders on the United
States Steel Corporations books or
March 81 were 4.494,14s tons. the
largest since September, and an increase
of 353,O7s compared with those OF
month earlier. The report was com
plete surprise to Wall Street and the
steel industry. A big increase had been
expected, but estimates Of its extent
ranged around 250,000 tons. Railroad
buying was a very large factor In the
sharp upturn. During the quarter about
20, 900 car orders. or approximately
three times as many as those Of 1921,
were placed
or the big total Of untitled tonnage,
about 100000 tons were placed on the
last day of March, according to informa-
tion obtained yesterday. All of it was
for railroad equipment. The railroads
had received from the equipment CON-
panies bids based on las cent a pound
for steel, and those companies were
notified by the corporation that the
price would be increased on April / to
t.50 cents a pound. For that reason
the orders for steel for car building,
which 1t had been intended to hold back
until April 10, poured into the corpora
tion's offices on the last day of the
month, accounting for close to 10 per
cent of the increase.
The following table gives the monthly
reports of untitled orders on the books
Of the corporation for the last two
The New York herald., 1922-04-11
FEWER STEEL SHARES
HELD BY INVESTORS
Decline ShoUn for First Time
in TUo Years.

For the first time in two years the
investment holdings of the common stock
Of the United States Steel Corporation
show a decline. and the speculative
holdings, or the floating supply in the
Street. All increase. AS of March 81,
s.914.312 shares were In the hands of
Investors and 1.16S.713 held by brokers'.
Those figures represent 1901 and 22.99
rer cent. of the total stock. respectively.
Three months ago there were 3,993,067
shares. or 1856 per cent. In the hands
Of investors and 1,0s?.95S. or 2144 per
cent, credited to brokers'
The foreign holdings of the corpora :
TONS common stock on March 81 were
sSo.132 shares. or 5.51 per cent. of the
issue. contrasted with 2S0.026, or $50
per cent. three months before. AT the
end of 1920 the stock I'm foreign hands
was 29..s35. or 5.76 per cent. None of
the foreign holdings as classcd by coun-
'ries. shows any important change In
'he quarter. England has 167,307
vhares. against 167.162 at the end of
December; Holland, 50.755 against 50.-
III; Canada. 31.022. against 30.s55:
Fr'nce. 1886, against 1920: West
irdies.} 3.507. against 3.502; Austria,
f.iSo. against i.43S: Belgium. 2,199,
"gainst ..2Ta Switzerland. 2.1sO, against
" $50. and Germany. 1856. against
3g5
The New York herald., 1922-04-11
BRAZIL NUT COMPANY
IN HANDS OF RECEIVER
Stock Said TO Be In Bankrupt
Warehouses.

Judge Garvin In United States Dis
trict Court In Brooklyn yesterday ap-
pointed Frank M. Mickey and William
Paul Allen ancillary receivers OF the
Brooklyn plant OF the kelling-Karel
Company. Inlay and Commerce streets.
The concern is the largest in the
country shelling Brazil nuts. 1t had
been cited in involuntary bankruptcy in
Chicago. The Brooklyn plant has con-
tracts with most OF the big candy
houses.
Much Of the stock Of the local branch
of the company Is declared to be In the
warehouse OF the Watson Brothers
stores, Ferris and Van Dyke streets, In
the Red Hook section. That concern
went into bankruptcy last week. The
ancillary receivers will serve under bond
OF $4,000. The Chicago plant is at 500
North Clark street.
The New York herald., 1922-04-11
NEW UTILITY COMPANY.
Several Concerns Consolidated rs
Tennessee Electric Power.

The formation of a new public utility
company, to be known as the Tennessee
Electric Power Company. through the
consolidation OF the Chattanooga and
Tennessee River Power Company and
the companies controlled by the Tennessee
Railway Light and Power Company, was
announced here yesterday.
Owners of the per cent bonds OF
the Tennessee Power Company. the re-
funding and extension s per cent. bonds
OF the Nashville Railway and Light Com
pany and of the per cent. bonds of the
Chattanooga Railway and Light Com
pany are offered two options for the ex-
change OF their holdings.
(t) Six hundred dollars in cash. 5000
of 8 per cent. first preferred stock of the
new company and four shares of the
common stock Of the new company for
each $1,000 bond owned or CD $500 In
per cent. series A first and refunding
mortgage bonds of the new company
and $4O0 in 6 per cent. first preferred
stock of the new company In exchange
for $1,000 bond.
Concerns interested in the deal include
Bonbright & Co. Inc. H. M. Byllesby &
Co., e. w. Clark & Co. and Hodenpyl.
Hardy & Co.
The New York herald., 1922-04-11
PLAN TERMINAL IMPROVEMENT

About s5o.ooo,o0o will be spent in I'M
pfovement OF the Dearborn Street
station In Chicago IL pending plans be
clrried out. OF thirty-seven proposed
tracks, nine would be for suburban
traffic. The roads interested include the
Chicago and Western Indiana, the
Atchson. the Wabash. the Monon. the
Erie. the Chesapeake and Ohio and the
Chicago and Eastern Illinois. Invita-
tions to join In the use of the improved
terminal viii be issued to the New Yorl,
Central and the Rock Island which oc-
ctry the La Sale Street Station, aud
r. the Baltimore and Ohio, the Pere
Marquette, the 500 and the Chicago
Great Western. which use the Grand
Central Terminal
The New York herald., 1922-04-11
poRr INCREASES PRODUCTION.

The bort Motor Car Company Is In.
cfeasing its production at the rate OF
500 cars a month. For May a produc.
tion OF 1000 cars is planned. Thus ths
company has been enabled to reduce It's
inventory account to a material degree
end II Is stated that by June its In
ventories viii havo been reduced to
about 100000 and the company have
the use Of more than s1.000.000 In cas,
as result of the process. When the
depression In the automobile industry
Was at its worst last summer the com-
pany had approximately sc.00000o IN
inventories on hand
The New York herald., 1922-04-11
REVENUE FREIGHT CAR
LOADINCS SHOW GAINS
Total for Week Ended on
March IS Up 22, ,666.

Cars loaded with revenue freight in
the week ended with March 25 were
S46,035 cars. an increase of 1866 In a
week, according to reports received by
the American Railway Associations car
service division. They represented an
increase of 159,46s compared with those
Of the corresponding week of 1921, but
We're 49,351 less than those OF the cor
responding week in 1920.
Increases II, the week were due main
ly to heavier coal movement in antici-
patton of a miners strike and gains in
miscellaneous freight, which includes
manufactured products. Coal loadings
were 204,5S6 cars, or 1903 more than
those of the preceding week and S3,207
moro than those of the corresponding
week in 1921.
Freight loadings by weeks since the
middle of January are shown with those
of the corresponding week In 1920 and
1921 In the fo11ouinev IN hula fiop
The New York herald., 1922-04-11

lied 70 continue the business established by
Mr.. ouicott "a serving banks, attorneys,
receivers aud trustees IN bankruptcy
John A. McEiroy has become member Of
the firm of =. R..Niiiiston a. Co.
Hoge, underhil & CO.. members Of the
New York Stock Exchange, have moved 70
iii Broadway.
The Registrar and Transfer Company has
been appointed transfer agent for 3.oon 600
shares Of class A stock Of the American
Drug Stores. Inc.
Auerbach. Poliak q Richardson, members
OF the New York Stock Exchange, have
prepared circular on McIniyre Porcup'ne
Wines 49,.
The New York herald., 1922-04-11

The New York Coffee and Sugar Exchange
VIII be closed on Friday and Saturday.
Jonathan Bryan. gi8 East Main street
Richmond, Va. has applied FOR membership
IN the New York Cotton Exchange
Dawson. Lyon 8 Co.. 80 Pine street, have
panv's stock.
Eeiuhart Bcnnci. members OF tha Nav
Work. stock Exchange, 81 Broadway. hayn
issued their April list of bonds yielding
4.5l 10 per cent
flornbower a Weeks new telepl,one mum.
Der "A Broad 1870
r.oNrcN, April fn.--The stock Excherys
'rga VII mt ~ as,en On Apfil ~. Z. srs ~
The New York herald., 1922-04-11
LIBBY, M'NE1L & LIBBY PLAN.
Complete Capital Rendjustment Is
Comprehended I'm Project.

complete readjustment of the capf-
tai OF Libby. Mcneil & Libby is planned.
1t comprehends first the reduction Of the
capital stock and then its increase. with
a division into two classes of stock. A
special meeting of stockholders has been
called for April 20. at which time it is
proposed to authorize the reduction OF
capital stock from $27.oo0.000 to s6,750,-
900, giving present stockholders share
of new stock for three shares held.
When that reduction shall have been
accomplished. 1t Is proposed to Increase
the capital from $6,750.000 to s51.750,-
600. to be divided between s25,000.o00 Of
500 par preferred stock and $6.750.000
Of $40 par common stock. The preferred
stock is to be offered stockholders for
subscription and will carry per cent.
dividend.
The New York herald., 1922-04-11
Bnbcock A wilcox Reports.

The Babcock & Wilcox Company re-
ports for 1921 a net income of S1.394 sos
after charges, Federal taxes and inven-
tory adjustments, or 1920 share
earned on the 100000 shares of fits cap
ital stock. In contrast to net income of
S2,207,S03, or $14.71 a share, in 1920.
The company's gross profits we're S2,-
101. .o61. against s4,2s1,s66. After pay
ment Of dividends there was a deficit Of
S105, ,042, in contrast to surplus of
$707, 500 in 1920. The company's profit
and loss surplus was $1o.s93,511. against
s11,09S.553.
The New York herald., 1922-04-11
THREE OLD COMPANIES REPORT.

The consolidated balance sheet OF the
standard Oil Company Of California
;ho Richmond Petroleum Company and
,e California Company for 1921 shows
profit and loss surplus OF sf34.679.5:s
IN contrast TO Sf22,3o3,7o6 in 1920. The
1920 figures, however. do not includa
these OF the California Company. The
cash totals $5,327.003, against $685.
ia In 1920, while notes and accounts
receivable were s15,436,f7s. against
s1S,134.229. Inventories were s54,2sS.
$50 in contrast to s42,s95, ,26o. Accounts
payable were s5,s07,f34, against yf2.-
lL2,675.
The New York herald., 1922-04-11
NET INCOME ~. .oao, ,aes.

A net income Of s1.030.365, after
charges and taxes but before providing
for depreciation and depletion. is shown
by the Panhandle Producing and Refin-
ing Company and subsidiary companies
IN their consolidated income account for
1921. The profit and loss surplus, after
charging for depreciation. depletion, pre-
ferred stock dividends. &C.. was s3,77S.-
SOC. Cross earnings totaled S4.s10,173
The New York herald., 1922-04-11
FINANCIAL NOTES.

Tho good earnings OF the $. s. Kresge
Company IA 1921 is the subject OF an anal
ysis by Merrill. Lynch a. Co. II shows that.
although Tie company recently paid - per
cent. Nstock divided its earnings a share
IN 1920 probably will exceed their previous
high record II r. expected, furthermore.
that the saving ON taxes Il likely TO bo re-
ficcted ~ increased dividend payments TO
the company's common stockhoiders.
The firm OF Oulcott a Parmclee. consist
Ing OF Fred w Oulcott and Charles l.. Par
rlaire 20 liberty street. has been organ