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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-10-01
r.a Ass.a do.
Oil i'm SaklaaIial

Commercial Atache Abbott, 1gtl Z
has forwarded to the Department 1.
Commerce q report that trial pess .,s.
for oil made by an industrial pfos, 1.
ton society organized. by the alI.e .ass e
ties concerned and civil oil-lasalssssss !.
concerns in northern Karafuto sha siIs
Inn have clearly revealed that Off, ss.s.
IN the region have very good psoss MAN
Arrangements for drilling have ass p:os
ben made and the authorities 4 a sg;sls.
to develop the prospective oil ss s,Sa,l
are eagerly studying the transpo IAN
system and storage Of oil and Ss'snjts
to begin boring as soon as
plans are formed. &
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-10-01
Fisher Body of Ohio

= Question--I read the financial page in
me New York Tribune every day. Please
n 1eli me II Fisher Body and Fisher Body OF
you think Of Fisher Body of Ohio pre-.
ieTIed az g7l2. paving per cent, as an
Answer-The General Motors Cor
pofation controls Fisher BODY Como
ration, OF which Fisher Body of Ohio
is a subsidiary. The former comnanv v
is said to be operating the largest body
building plant in the world. AS The
income account o. the Fisher Body
company income separately. the aar,, :.
lngs of this company are not ava;lah
Fisher Body Ohio preferred may he
regarded as a business mans invest
ment that does not enjoy ready mar
ket. We are not inclined to recon-
mend its purchase.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-10-01
Thinks Rise Is Due

Question--May I ask your advice on the
following? own a few shares of Amer
lean Telephone and Telegraph, bought at
115a. Is it believed they can maintain
the present per cent rate, or would it be
better to sell at present price? II so
what would you advise regarding Ameri-
can Zinc common and preferred, Anaconda
or Butte and SUPERIOR Are they net due
for rise and resumption of dividends?
Nv. r. B.
Observation-Disclosures at the rate of %
per cent annually have been declared
Tor year in advance by directors Of
the American Telephone and Telegraph
Company. Beyond that date no one
can predict what the rate will be. In
considering an exchange to stocks so
you will have to use your own iudg-
ment. We have no means of forecast
ing future price courses, and we cam
not. therefore, predict whether the
stocks are "due for RISE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-10-01
Swift "a Called Tn

!, Question - Al the present time 1 hold
the ,. 5roiiowi2g bonds: Great Northern Rail-
ana Liberty bonds, Would the following
bonds be suitable addition for one who
wants safety of principal. with as high {,
rate of interest as possible? swift e %
IS, 1891, now selling at about 100 on the
eurn market: Bethlehem Steel rs. 1885. at
ABOUT lo3, and Armour & Co. rs, selling
at about los. Your consideration viii he
appreciated.-Mr A. b.
;, Answer-The Swift Is, Bethlehem
Steel Is and Armour rs are good in
vestments that would fit i'll we'll with
your present holdings, but the firsr
named has been called for REDEMPTION.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-10-01

Questions Of geaero, i,,teres. to IN
vfsfors pill be Gnsperei in this coz
aa'n, y, tcAick case only sf,itiats soiil
ee ased. Oshsrs uiil be answered tu
nuil- address all inquiries. incios-
trg stamped, addressed enactope, to
s#cnefaf EDITOR. TIE Tribune, is4
Aessa" Street. New Yo,k City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-10-01
Inquiries Should BE Signed

Inquiries addressed to this depart
ment OF The Tribune are regarded as
conndentiai, but to show the writer's
good 1aith all should be signed and an
aaaIess should be inclosed for reply.
h e,I from the following are being
slant Reader" F. H. K, e. ID. St. II. p
~,Wldowk," J. P. NJ, j. C., Mrs. A. "
=, J. 4. LeB., M, b., j. A. r.. Mrs. NJ
VI, J. a. g., Mrs. M. G. W., and j. II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-10-01
Declines Prevail
In Short Session
On Curb Exchange

Active issues on the Curb Exchange
yesterday reelected the unesysainty
over the Near East situation and losses
at the close were the prevailing fest
ure. Standard Oil Of New York was an
exception, showing . net gain Of 2
points after breaking to 528, compared
NTH a high Of 5s5. Cites Service also
showed strength, with neS gam of a
q otnt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-10-01
No Collateral yalne

Question: have been Informed hv n
custom to attribute any margin value ~ ~
euro STOCKS selling below 20 centa =
snare. kindly inform me il this Isl cor
Answer-Stoeks selling under 40
GENTS share have no collateral value
gin value, ~ t''ai
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-10-01
Objects to Being on Sucker Lisa

Question~--As I have had considerable
literature from time to time from New
York brokers. have wondered how they
came into possession Of my name and ad-
dress l own a little stock in tho Ameri~
can Telephone and Telegraph Company
and thought perhaps 1t might be that they
had access to the stock records. and If
SO. could you tell me if they are also able
to learn tho number OF shares person
holds in that company, any company or
corpofaton.--Mrs. +. S. G.
Answer-The record Of stockholders
OF the American Telephone and Tele-
graph Company is available only to the
company's stockholders, and it seems
hardly likely that some stakeholder has
copied this record to provide brokers
with what is known in the trade as
Sucker list" although such thing is
possible. If your name and address
are listed in telephone book it is
more reasonable to suppose that
this is the source used, as many firms
which circularize by mail avail them
selves Of telephone directories.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-10-01
Bid and Asked
Following are the closing bid and
asked quotations of stocks listed on
the Stock Exchange in which there
we're no transactions Yesterday.

Bid. Asked,
do pr $50. a3 no
Cluett Pea. ., so 81
DO pr $3.50. 97ia 1Oi
Soi Gas & E. 10SM 10sIk
Coi d So. 43 b01S
do 1st pr. 62ib 63
do I'd DR.. :. So 80
Comp Tab Re. 7O1a II
Con Cigar pr IS 81
Con Dist -. Il *
Cont Can Or. I0s
Cont Jns Co. 80 81
Corn Prod pr,11s 100
sosden pr. ..lO1 10l1a
Crex Carpet. 90 85
! Cru Steel pr. OF s6
Gu Am Su pr "a %
1 Del & Hud. 1873 1874
Deere Co Pr. 1915 rs
D $ $ s. A.. 8 4
IDu p de N deb IS 50
Durham Hos. ST
do pr 49,. 20 -
East Kod pr. I0S
Elkhoru Coal. laM l9N
do pr $50. 37a 40
En- Brant ;, O lis
sHdi John pr. 1i3A l16
Fisher BY or. ITO 1I6
Els j Oh pr % 05
IGen Am Tank. SAX SO
do pr .....l01 I03
lGn Asphalt pr 9lM 81
Gen Baking. Ills IS2
do mr. ,....105 Ill
Gen Cigar pr. 103 I0s
do pr deb. 103 l07
Gen Motors pr 81 ss
do Z pc deb 97ia a3
Gray & Davis. liz Ie5s
Greene q c.. 30ts 81
Guam Sug pr 95 los
10 NJ & N. J. IS 1917
do pr 49,. 40 4Iia
Gut st st pr so 100
iHabirshaY FL. l 9
Hartman Corp So SIS
lHydfaui st pr 35 so
Indian Ref. SA o
Insp Copper. SS 80
II r i W To-. 2sX 2sta
Int Agrlcul 0 10
do pr .s... 3G1s 81
Int Ct Nor. :. 231s 241s
Int Har Go. 1919 l07
do pr ,....11SM lIa
lint Nickel pc 81, s2la
Int Paper pr. SIS Ito
Iowa Central. - 6,a
Jewel Tea pr 63 e5
X City So pr So 81
Rayser pr new. I02 los
Kelly Spr pr. 81 SIS
do 8 PC pr. 1907 10t
Kelsey WI pr 90 100
heok & u III. 4 10
Kresge s S..l74 I.s
Haclede Gas. s.. IS "a
ILes Rub 81 L. 25E Ed
ILdgg Il Ny. 2l0 225
/ do Jr iIek l22
| do pr Is. .2l9 225
Lima Loco pr.Ils
Loo Candy. 1914 laA
lew y I'd pr,IIs 100
fLorlllard z ..l6T 1859
/ do pr ...1t0 $40
| LOUSY & N. 133 1876
Mack Truck. . IS So
| do 1st pr. 50 aeM
| do I'd pr. SO 81
Maclsay Cos pr 81 COY
iMal.iissoIl pr. 10 SO
Manhat Elec.. So 54ss
tManhat Shirt. 401s 4tE
iaar st ny. ~
do pr go. 3S3a AN
do I'd IT... 70 Is
Mar Rockwell. Ii II
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Men Issue
-.a--ss~~.-.s-s-.os-~

DID. ASheu
Adams EXP. =. rs 79s,
Adj Rumely ;. 171a -
do pr 80. 53h IS
Alas Gold NJ. " q
Alas Juneau. ia ~
AL Am Gable, HES
Al Oh & D pr. IL 1l3h
Am Ag Chem 57A 3sh
Am Bnk Note 70 a
do pr 49,. 81 81
Am Beet S pr. 731S so
A b 8 & u pr. 1OsM liz
Am Can .10S 1891
Am Car & Fly. 1ss1s 1888
do pr .19l 122
Am Chicle ;. So 0
Am Cot OIL. 25H 26A
do pr go. 50 5S
Am Drug Syn. G}s 6h
AM Express. :. 1891 1881:
Am Hide 81 l. 1915 l3A
Am Ice pr. So %
Am La France 1873 is
| do pr 80. 9SM 1908
Am Linseed pr So 81
Am Metal pr. 100 Ill
Am Radta pr. il9 r.
Am Safely r.. rs ~
Am SIN pr A e7 a7h
| do pr b.. 81
Am Snuff ....t37 l43
do pr 100 ITO
Am st Fy pr. 10i 105
Am Sugar pr. 100 Ill
A Sum 7 pr. 65M 20
Am Tel 6 c.. 60 GAL.
a w w Z pr. So 92
Am VIII pr. /. 80 90
Am Wool pr. 1857 Ito
am Wr Pa pr 81 33
Am q G. H., liza ls1:
Ann Arbor :. 10 81
Art Metals =. Az 15g
Assets Ri Co. l;s 3
| A u g LIST pr s3 So
do Cd pr. 80 p8
Asso Oil HEX 116k
Atchison pr. 9l7s 92A
Atlantic Fruit. Q ~
! AG Il w / pr Is 1917
Atlantic Ref.1I50 1900
do pr So. LIE lis
Atlas Powder. lS9 $50
do pr .....gI rs
Atlas Tack !. 10 II
aus Mich pr, IS so
Auto Sales - rs SIX
do pr 80. IL I2X
b & 0 pr. 64ta 65M
barnet Lea. I. 30 62
do pr ..... '36 -
I 'sh'ttRh ~ I'D 80
Batoplias NJ. u /
Bayuk Bros. :. bs 80
do lst pr. SO 60
1'eechnut pr. les
a 10th Fish J. SIX sH
do lst pr. 3. 43 49,
BE- Emp ST.. IL lgh
do LIST pr. :. "a IA
do I'd pr. 32!s so
B Il 7 Gifts. 10 l8st
Bkn Un Gas .lf2 lie
Brown Shoe. =. 90 G2
Bsunaa lick ~. 2ia g
Il II 4 P pr. 50 ei
Burns Brs pr 97ls I0i
do pnor pr.il4
Bush Nan pr 80 aTb
Butterick' Co., 20 81
Carson lNn. 10
Case J / i7r., 80 96
Case Plowo as az
Case TiireA So 80
Chi& y p a. 4S 4sA
q g. N w Yar, III 1875
Chi Pneu ToA 7S5a 10
@ s r N & D SIS 81
do pr /, yHe 100
Clese & Plttss MA -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-10-01
Stocks Bought High

Question-Wil you be SO kind MS 10
give me your advice on the following: An
elderly cousin of mine purchased five
shares of Boston & Albany stock at ga
and five shares of Pittsburtxh Fort Wayna
q Chicago at 1874 Tho above were boueht
in January. 1902. At present ,nar,af
prices they, of course show a big los.
you'd you recommend THAI che hold
THESE or sell and buy other rafls that havc
q chance for rise? If so, what do yo,
recommends. Il. s.
Answer-The two stocks which Won,
cousin holds rank highly among guar
anteed railroad stocks. The Boston &.
Albany is guaranteed by the New York
Central and the Pittsburgh, Fort
Wayne G. Chicago by the Pennsylvania
unfortunately they were bought at q
time when the cheapness of mnrev
made high grade investments very yai.
liable. We do not recommend tho e. le
OF these stocks in favor of other raiI-
read issues that have a better oh anca,
OF appreciation. In the first place. in
maklng such an exchange you would
nave to accent an inferior security. and
secondly, we are not quite sure that
you or the owner of these stocks would
pc IN position to decide what stool,
to take as substitute. AS Far a.
income is concerned, your cousin has
not lost anything by the decline in
these stocks,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-10-01

Bonds
Sales loeo omitted). Open. High Low. Last.
I At dc ss PACK .A .e@.. Z = = z
! Aluminium rs SS.f0BA 1861 10SD 186H
J. Am 1t S TT 6s. .Io7N l0TH 1oT% 1919
An 90 Rs ~ er, , - g 1898 loos4 1903
Am rob rs. 800. .1ol9 1ol% ieI@ 10ies
anaconda do n 7a Sop esl9I# 1ols 1ol& loIss
Ang Am q 7l5s.,103K Jazz lGQ& 5osx-
Armour co 7s. - I04,a 104R Io4B
"a Beth steel Is .2S.40S@ 50S% 1Ss4 Ia aS q
S&n Ry eq 7s.-11eia 110n IlnIf flo1S
can Iachic eS. .lea :. leo Z 1oG& 100 Y
Csnt steel s s. 10TH 1917 1878 1o7%
Is Col e5aph So So. sS,s SSS,s * a. IS
10 Cons ms Gas g Bait 7s3es 3. 1879 losA 1eSs4
do s&s.......i iS i iSS iSS l 1871
q Cop Exp SIS 24..I02 1o2 1o9 i0S
% 90 ss 1895 1854 1888 1885, I03 8
1udaRy Ts.. .-l0tSs 10T5s 1915 hi &
"a pet City Gas es..lo2 102h los 1o2S
81 Deere & Co ?iss, l01@ l01 Is ,l8l q 90fsz
10 Gaiena Q -. io5is fe5N 1o5&s los {
Goodrieh Tire 5s.1925a 1e9ga f0s5s fo24S
; Hood guhher Is. ao0is 1po5s i09 8 iS5 Z
inter II 4 ss,.. 95 IS % as
= 90 e City & l. 5s. - g3 * az
Kennecott G 7s..i0As. 104st Io4 s, r93@
- hlngs Go II 6sss,l9eSs 7q0ss J00ss f96hs
- II-taSssds Gus ~. 10 10l 1ooM ioi
Mani'o sa Po@ = le 81 iSsa loa 1874
!, Nor Morris & Go ;, 7aa.1os los 1se 10s
N NstI 1 As9s Is e , % g ~ IS
BY NJ 6 Il Is. s4i2 S4ss SAX SAG
:. Phil Us W. Io2;s 102ia 10si & 10sly
II Pub Ser y ] rs lasE 1855 losis iSasss
ss eosr1 a,aiT rs, g g., a. ss5s s8iS
q q s snesg,sis, 3; sns1ol 1ol ~ ioI
s'west Bell 7s... 1925 802ss Ie3xs 13Ssl
al Is '25-.Io5ia I051a 1854 1857
dc el1st.s,.s. losh la9M los Il 11gi1
- swift 8 co Is ~ Ieih 1915 1915 iSi1s
10 Is assl.y.,. ZOE s l0s l99 x 1a9 :
70 do 5s W i.,s... ss7s ~ s67s az
Union Oil col sssi9iss I0I Il fo9ss 5Sf!
! Unit Oh Pred IS. % 20 ~ 81
= : Rubber S.. 50 So sa 50
NalYoiine IS. ..Io0% 1o0A 108& f8ga
Foreign Bonds
Argentine IL soe5s 1p0A 1o04 r0on
Can Is... 90 9s 9sh 9stS
3 King OF Meth 5s.. 94ts 94ls "a g5i@
n King Of 6erb S.. IS IS SIk sf4s
2MsS Govt SIS. -. S5ss s8a, 49,
70 sYNH&H fr U.s.. 7Ga4 90s. 9D5. 79s
Russian eisst.is. u IS Ia ii
a"sss Govt aSks..1o4@ ip8& 1B4Is I143
4 II s Mex 4s..,.. 59As 10 $ss 9ase
sotti sales stocks. 2si zoo shares.
Total sales honda. s54s, eQ0.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-10-01
Ice Service Stock

Quest!on-Kindly answer the following
questions Contemplating the investment Of
IA few spare dollars, would you consider it
a safe and profitable step to purcha Sc
stock Of the Ice Service Company Inc. p
e. B. w.
Answer-The Ice Service was incor-
poratcd in 1920 and recently has ac-
CURED the properties of the National
Ice and Coal Company and the National
Ice Leasing Corporation. Wishing to
conserve it's assets at the time of ac-
curing these properties, dividends on
the preferred stock of the company
were suspended in 1921. Although
earnings for 1921 are slightly in excess
of 1920, under the circumstances we
consider this stock speculative.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-10-01

Bi3, Asked.
Peoria & f.. 10 20
Pere 81 phi pr II 70
do pr 80. 7iHs 80
lPhila Co 6 pc. 42is As
Phil Jones :. "a SO
do pr $3.50 IS %
Pitts Coal pr. 81 100
Pitts Steel pr SO look
z & W Va DR. 80 81
Pr Steel Car Sc 81
do pr log l05
iP. & Ref pr AZ 80
ppre Oh pr. pix zoe
Rvs Sec -. 70 10
Ry Steel Spr. 1853 III
Ry st Spr pr.li2 1T
Rand Mines. 81 SO
Reading Isl pr 50 54M
do I'd pr. 50 s21s
Res Il Co, :. l5h is3a
| do lat pr. SO rs
Remington TS. 84ts 86M
| do LIST pr. :. 80 Oh
do 81 ps... 6S Ta
Reyn Tob a.. Tss NJ
| do u gr... il6A ll7A
Rutland Il pr. AZ A.
isaii Gee sug. ga 8
Savage Arms. . 15A 10
seaboard A j., 6la
Scars Roe pr 1854 11n
Shat Ariz ~. 8 81
Shell T Il It sTi4 IS
4 sun Oil pr. =. S7is gS
tiS-S st & H.. s6 Az
do m .s.s 40 so
5 7 Il Sugar AZ AZ
i do pr .,.. 80 IGS
Spiees II u. 9pA Is
standard Mil. 1888 40
do pr 80. a4M %
iSt 4 Tube pr so SSsz
Sterling Ptod. 81 AZ
steFn Brcs pr % lo9
!, tSludeDaker pills llS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-10-01
Bid, Asked

LII. RSNSst
Martin Parry. 2s5s SOS
Mat Al w. +. IS &c
May Do st DIT. lilo lis
Mcintyre NJ. 17as l7ss
MSP& s S M SIS 70
do lsd lines. SO -
do pr $50. so 90
M Is & Y. iah I3M
do pr 49,. IL is
do paid -. SO s3
do pr wrts.. 80 SIS
Mont Power. 7l9h rs
do pr ..s.. l98 1G9ts
Mullins BY pr. 95
Nash Motor. 475 500
Nash & Chat. li5 100
Nat Bis pr. l23 l24k
Nat CT & u. Us 30
do pr 800. 95 Ion
Nat Con & q. TX 2
N II &c s pr. rs i0A
Nat Lead pr.tI8 LII
MR. NJ lst pr sa4 IL
do I'd pr. 3N. az
N X G d s u SsM Sa5a
do lst pr. 80 l0i
do I'd PR, ST 90
N \ shipbttlg. IL IL
Mag n Pow. ieT
Norfolk So (. 1871 Is
Norf l. W pr rs 81
North Am pr. s5Ia AK
No Scot ST.. "a 80
Nunnaliy ~. I0X liz
Ohio Fsiel &. 50 ssA
Ont Si,ver IN
orph Gre pr. 90 loo
Otis Steel pr. rs 55M
0safls BOT pr.1osis
Pacific Desel. IA S
Pacific Mall. l3n i4M
2 I & r pr. 81 9iN
Panhandle IS. az I
do pr 80. rs
/ Par & Bing.. liz iaM
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Bonds

tsells cents a share.
Evening journal., 1922-01-30

can be had with a straight foot
board bed at $4,000, or with a
bow end bed, the same suite is but
S225.00.
A straight line suite is made in
American Walnut with a fifty
inch bureau, a thirty-four-inch
chifforette with sliding trays and
semi-vanity toilet table and a
full size bow end bed-dust proof
throughout with boxed in draw
ers and mahogany drawer bot
toms. This suite is priced now,
but $25O.0O, the four pieces.
Another suite in walnut with a
forty-two-inch bureau, a forty
six-inch vanity case, a chifforette
Evening journal., 1922-01-30
Polly and Pdul-and Paris
By ZOE BECKLEY
CHAPTER xIII-Morning Glory

do you know. Polly darlint," said
Paul. that this very taxicab were
in is a war veteran? It's one OF those
blessed old rattletraps that charged
up to the Marne on that awful Sep
tember 9Th" Polly's month opened
in awe as she gazed about the old
vehicle and up at the fat chauffeur,
and maybe this old fellow him
self was one OF the men who pushed
back the Germans at Meaux.
"Oh. Paul" squeezing his arm
tight. Il love this one. What an
adorable little street, And there's
the Madeleine recognize II from
the pictures I've been brought up
on all my life. What splendid pill
larsl And-look, Paul-there's the
stone saint that had his poor head
blown of by Big Bertha Oh
what a sweetie hotcl!"
i Next morning the gay spring sun
shine striking across her face woke
Polly early. She kissed Paul's eyes
Come, blessed old boy. don't
sleep another minutel give you a
quarter OF an hour TO dress and get
down TO breakfast. can't wait. II
you don't hurry Til jump out OF the
window and mess up that sweet
little cobble-stoned courtyard 90
I'VE don't go down TO breakfast
Evening journal., 1922-01-30
Special Values

There are a dozen piano benches in ma
hogany and walnut with lift lids and uphol-
stored seats that are $3.50, $500, S11.50 and
$500.
Hall seats and glasses in oak, fumed or
golden oak are marked half-the glasses are
$500, $500, $500 up to $3.50. The seats
with lift lids are $3.50, $1,000, S140O and up
TO $4,000.
About dozen reed and fibre baby coaches
that are floor samples are marked from
$1,000 to S21.00.
Some special high chairs in oak and white
enamel with safety strap and porcelain tray
are $500 and S525. Brentwood high chairs
with cane seats in oak or enamel and cane
back are $3.50 to $3.50.
Odd chiffoniers and chifforettes in mahog-
any and American walnut are marked $500,
$3O0o $3.50, $4,000 and up to S6000-half
their former price.
CHARTERED oak buffets of Colonial type
polished and heavily made are marked
$5OOO $4,000 and $4,000, saving a half of
their former price.
Evening journal., 1922-01-30
CLNK OF GLASS
LEADS TO BOOZE

WEST CHESTER. Pa, Jan. 30
John spinella, Of Paterson. n j.,
and Charles Richardson. who gave
no address. are in the Chester coun-
ty prison here on the charge OF
transporting liquor, having been
committed following a brief hearing
before Justice Long, Of oxford.
Trooper Mccarthy Of the state
police. located at West Grove. de-
tectcd the rattle Of glass as a motor
car passed him early yesterday on
the Baltimore pike. He followed
on his motorcycle and finally de-
cided the car did not carry feather
beds. When he stopped the ma
chine he found so gallons Of al
cohol. AS the men could show no
permit for transporting it or give
further Information other than that
they were on their way TO baltimore.
they and the alcohol were taken be-
fore the Justice and later brought 10
prison here.
Evening journal., 1922-01-30
WATER SUPPLY
FOR WEST CHESTER

WEST CHESTER. Pa. Jan 30.-
Al a special ncc-inc of tho Borough
Council Saturday nisht plans for an
immense pond for water c0nscrva-
tion wcrc adopted and tho construc-
tion work will Doe started in the
spring The pond will be located
ON Chester creek above Milltown.
at which place n pumping station
is now located. Plans for the pond
have bcon approved hy the state au-
tharites. II viii cover a large
territory and will be three-quarters
of a mile in length hy a quarter Of
a nilr wide with a depth Of 90 feet
at thc breast TO five az the upper
portion The reservoir is expected
20 prevent any danger of water fam
inc in tho town for a quarter Of a
century al least. The town suffered
greatly last summer from lack OF
water but the dam is expected TO
be in service by early next summer.
Evening journal., 1922-01-30

Madame Ignorance. Breakfast
comes up to us-roils and coffee.
That's all you geti"
The neat maid brought II on a
tray and Polly aiternated her nib
bles OF crisp roll and mouthfuls OF
coffee-and-hot-milk with squeals OF
delight and impatient urgings OF
Paul TO hurry.
In the street was the fresh smell
OF morning. Cafes were being swept
and garnished, bakers boys trudged
along with baskets OF yard-iong
, brown loaves. a shop at the corner
was blaze OF oranges. carrots and
| luscious lettuce and then suddenly
upon Polly's eyes burst the glory Of
the flower market about the Made
leine. She was on tiptoe with joy
Lusty peasant women in fat skirts
smiled at the couple.
"Ah-ah-les violettes pour Mig
non, Fifty centimes la boitel Sweet
sweet" And Paul bought Mig
non a bunch and pinned them on
her jacket.
Let's sit here" said Paul as they
came TO the Cafe de la Paix. They
say" he went on. choosing a table
we'll TO the front where passers-by
almost grazed their toes. that n
you sit here an hour youll meet
everybody you ever knewi"
IT don't want to meet soul. 90
murmured Polly. TT would spoil
everything"
, The words had scarcely passed
her lips when the smart self
assured figure OF Viola Rand. chin
in air. swung along. Would she pass
without seeing them? Polly prayed
so. - But no such luck. She
saw. she came Pau rose with a
welcoming smile. And across Poliy's
sun swept little gray cloud.
(To BE Continued)
Copyright. 1929. NEA Service)
Evening journal., 1922-01-30

III your living-rOOm needs a
new suite
There are cane back suites Of
Queen Anne design-mahogany
finish with removable spring
seats covered in tapestry and We
lour and damask that are mark
ed for the chair, rocker and set
tee but $121.5O the suite.
A larger suite of the same de-
sign with pillows to match and
in different coverings can be
bought for $157.00.
And somelarge cane suiteswith
spring cushions, full length dsv-
export and panel upholstered
backs in mahogany are priced
Evening journal., 1922-01-30

China closets 70 match in Colonial style
quartered oak are very low priced, $1,000,
S21.5O, $500, S34.00 and S44O0.
What an excellent opportunity to get that
toilet table and at half their former price
There are about twenty-five patterns in ma
hogany and walnut all with triplicate mir
ror and in the latest period designs They
are marked now $780, s1725, $4,000, $3.50,
$500 up to $500.
An odd china closet in mahogany with
double doors is marked $16.50, and there are
a dozen others in walnut and mahogany at
$780, $3.50 and up to $42.OO-haf price
and exceptional values.
Ladies' desks in mahogany are marked as
low as S1100. And in sturdy fumed oak
patterns the values are most marked. Par
ticularly desirable for the boy or girls
study room and priced $780, $4,000, $1,000
and $25.00
Evening journal., 1922-01-30
A Pink Tag Means Half Price Mote These
C..I \ToL.

And chairsl
There are some sixty dining-room chairs
in oak and mahogany and walnut and nearly
all with genuine leather seats. There are
but one two or three Of kind and are
marked from $500 to S11.50-half price.
There are fifty different bedroom chairs
and rockers in oak and mahogany and wal
nut. There are but one OF two Of a pattern
and are priced now $500 to $500 An ex-
cellent opportunity to get that extra wanted
chair and at half price
And every reed OF fibre chair and
rocker and settee is marked half Chairs
and rockers in grey and brown and some up
holstered in cretonne are marked as low as
$3.50, and settees are as low as $1,000.
Serving tables in mahogany and walnut
and dark oak are marked as little as $3.50,
and most of them are $500. These prices
are half, and in some cases much less than
aalf their former prices.
And for one who wants and can use an
extra bed there are dozen patterns left
from suites in mahogany and walnut that
are priced $1,000, $1,000, $1,000 and up to
S4250.